Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1907 Scott Adams： Political Dirty Tricks, Ye Talks To Lex, Hillary Signals New Scheme, More

00:00:00.000 Everybody, and welcome to the new and improved

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00:00:07.440 I am. I am. Yeah.

00:00:10.160 I got off of a dangerous pharmaceutical drug

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00:00:17.760 Do you know why that drug felt like it was killing me?

00:00:21.160 It was actually literally killing me.

00:00:23.660 Not the drug itself, but it did make me suicidal.

00:00:28.440 That was the drug.

00:00:31.000 Because the moment I was off it, you know, one day off it,

00:00:34.720 weeks and weeks of serious mental difficulty, gone.

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00:00:51.180 Just asking the question.

00:00:53.180 Now, I have to figure out some way to get my blood pressure back down.

00:00:57.040 That's a secondary problem.

00:00:58.280 But I've completely cured my physical and mental problem

00:01:02.300 that had taken me out for months.

00:01:04.380 I mean, I was a basket case for months.

00:01:06.320 It was just a pill. Stop taking it.

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00:01:42.560 The biggest downside is I can't drink afternoon coffee

00:01:47.920 if I'm not taking my blood pressure meds

00:01:52.220 because it just spikes your blood pressure through the roof.

00:01:55.800 However, because I was not on the drug,

00:02:01.320 I was not tired yesterday.

00:02:03.520 So I didn't eat coffee because it was the drug

00:02:05.640 that was making me tired.

00:02:07.360 Well, Biden has another Biden-like gaffe.

00:02:11.120 Once again, he referred to the vice president

00:02:14.920 as the president.

00:02:17.120 She said, happy birthday to our great president.

00:02:21.020 Now, a lot of people tweeted that video around

00:02:24.940 and said, here's another example

00:02:26.540 of Biden confusing the job title of the vice president,

00:02:32.220 but I'm not so sure that's what happened.

00:02:35.740 Here's what he said.

00:02:37.260 Happy birthday to our great president.

00:02:40.560 I have a suspicion that he didn't just confuse her job title.

00:02:46.540 I think he forgot her name.

00:02:48.360 I think he forgot her name.

00:02:51.240 And the alternative to calling her by her job title,

00:02:59.020 which is what you do if you forget somebody's name,

00:03:01.760 it's like, I'd like you to meet my boss,

00:03:04.300 whose name I can't remember for some reason.

00:03:08.540 I think that was a cover for not remembering her name.

00:03:11.360 I'm not sure.

00:03:15.420 I mean, it's actually not that uncommon to refer to people

00:03:18.220 by their job title in that specific situation,

00:03:21.580 but it feels kind of like maybe he didn't know her name

00:03:24.120 for a moment.

00:03:25.120 I don't know.

00:03:26.600 Now, on top of that, also this morning,

00:03:29.760 he did his Biden end-of-speech thing,

00:03:33.660 where he looks like he's lost for a while.

00:03:36.160 And you say, my God, what's wrong with that guy?

00:03:39.660 He always looks lost.

00:03:40.660 He doesn't know where to walk.

00:03:41.980 And then he does the hand thing,

00:03:43.960 where he tries to point in one direction

00:03:45.760 to get some, like he's shaking hands with a ghost.

00:03:48.640 But really, he's not doing that.

00:03:50.540 That's just what the Republicans say.

00:03:52.660 He's actually pointing in the direction he plans to walk,

00:03:56.460 and he's just looking for verification

00:03:57.980 that that's the direction he's supposed to be going.

00:04:00.520 But it looks like he's shaking hands with a ghost.

00:04:02.780 Now, do you think that that's Biden's problem?

00:04:08.620 Are those Biden mistakes,

00:04:10.640 that he always looks confused when he leaves?

00:04:13.580 That's not.

00:04:15.200 That is not his problem.

00:04:17.920 That is his staff failing him as hard as you can fail.

00:04:23.200 Let me tell you how easy this would be to fix.

00:04:26.320 Now, number one, they're clearly aware

00:04:28.520 that every time he does this,

00:04:30.540 it becomes a viral video, right?

00:04:32.960 Wouldn't you say?

00:04:34.200 Clearly, they know that this becomes a meme

00:04:37.400 every time he does it.

00:04:39.100 And that can't be good.

00:04:40.660 How hard would it be to make that stop?

00:04:42.960 The drug I was talking about was a amotidine.

00:04:52.340 It's a beta blocker, blood pressure med.

00:04:56.220 To answer your question, sorry, I digressed.

00:05:00.520 But here's what the handlers, the staff should have done.

00:05:03.460 Once you realize that Biden doesn't remember which way to go

00:05:07.820 when he's done, and here's some inside knowledge.

00:05:11.740 When I was doing a lot of public corporate speaking

00:05:14.520 in front of big groups,

00:05:16.540 the organizers always tell you which way to exit.

00:05:19.100 That's always there.

00:05:22.640 You know, if anybody's done any big, like, keynotes,

00:05:25.460 you can verify, right?

00:05:27.380 The keynote address, the speaker,

00:05:30.320 is always told, always, which way to exit.

00:05:34.520 That's just basically part of the job, right?

00:05:37.480 They tell you how to enter.

00:05:39.600 They'll even tell you if you're going to shake hands

00:05:41.580 with the moderator.

00:05:42.700 So the normal way that you're being managed backstage

00:05:47.080 before you go on would be,

00:05:49.320 all right, you're going to enter from this side

00:05:50.900 and after the introduction,

00:05:54.020 and you'll shake hands, and then you'll do your thing.

00:05:56.920 When you're done, there'll be some music playing,

00:05:59.420 and there'll be some people asking for autographs or whatever,

00:06:02.380 and they'll be on this side.

00:06:04.280 So make sure you exit on this side,

00:06:06.180 and the organizer might give you, like,

00:06:08.540 a little award or something for coming.

00:06:10.480 So make sure you stay there, get the award,

00:06:12.500 and then you'll exit on the left side.

00:06:14.360 Now, that's if you're a keynote speaker

00:06:17.920 and they're paying you a lot of money,

00:06:19.180 and they do expect you to remember that stuff.

00:06:22.400 And I would say that most of the time,

00:06:25.120 at least 90% to 95% of the time,

00:06:27.480 I did remember, and I would leave the right direction.

00:06:31.380 Sometimes I didn't.

00:06:32.980 There were some times I went the wrong way.

00:06:34.640 It didn't make any difference because, you know,

00:06:37.280 I wasn't Biden.

00:06:38.680 So it doesn't mean anything if you're just a normal person.

00:06:41.160 But here's how they could handle Biden.

00:06:44.360 When you hear how easy this is,

00:06:46.500 you're going to think that they must hate him.

00:06:49.180 Look how easy this is.

00:06:50.840 If you know that he has this confusion,

00:06:53.380 and even if he's been told in advance,

00:06:55.640 he probably still forgets,

00:06:57.700 they just put,

00:06:58.940 all they do is put handlers on both sides of the stage.

00:07:02.480 That's it.

00:07:03.280 That's the solution.

00:07:04.440 And then whichever way he goes is right,

00:07:06.320 and if he walks the way that they prefer he doesn't go,

00:07:10.400 he walks over to a staff and he talks to them like it was intentional.

00:07:16.220 Then if that's the wrong direction,

00:07:18.380 the staff member says,

00:07:19.520 all right, let's go meet these people before we leave.

00:07:23.000 And then the two of them casually walk over to do something else.

00:07:26.660 You as the observer would never know anything was wrong

00:07:29.120 because you wouldn't know he wasn't supposed to go talk to that person

00:07:32.520 before doing the other thing.

00:07:34.280 It would look natural.

00:07:36.720 So when you see how easy it is to make that problem completely go away,

00:07:40.520 just have people on both sides,

00:07:42.100 and know that this is a thing.

00:07:44.820 Right?

00:07:45.280 Easy.

00:07:46.280 So what's going on?

00:07:47.660 Are they incompetent or do they hate him?

00:07:51.200 It's kind of a mystery.

00:07:53.600 All right.

00:07:54.540 I want to give you just a little update

00:07:56.180 because it's funny in a Dilbert way.

00:07:58.880 I had a number of major problems with my health care provider recently,

00:08:03.260 which I was incapable of working through on my own

00:08:07.160 because, again, the medication I was taking for my blood pressure

00:08:12.020 made me mentally incompetent for a lot of ordinary life tasks.

00:08:18.640 And I was very aware of that.

00:08:22.020 So it was a little hard to work through problems

00:08:24.320 when I wasn't in problem-solving mode, right?

00:08:27.600 It was kind of up to them to do it on their own.

00:08:30.240 And so I said to them directly,

00:08:32.040 you know, when I complained on a couple of different things,

00:08:34.820 I said, I have to tell you, I'm a senior.

00:08:36.900 I was using that excuse.

00:08:38.580 I'm a senior.

00:08:39.400 I need extra help.

00:08:40.900 I can't figure this out on my own.

00:08:43.200 And so they did.

00:08:44.500 Quite reasonably and quite well-trained,

00:08:47.800 they said, oh, senior.

00:08:49.280 And then they went in a completely different, helpful mode.

00:08:53.880 So that part was great.

00:08:55.380 I love the fact that as soon as I announced myself

00:08:57.620 as not fully capable,

00:09:00.160 they immediately conformed to that model

00:09:02.640 and gave me all the time that I needed.

00:09:04.820 That was very good.

00:09:06.920 However, however, what I asked for...

00:09:12.080 Now, it wasn't the weed,

00:09:13.100 because I could beat you on the SATs

00:09:16.440 on any amount of weed.

00:09:19.100 I promise you that.

00:09:20.820 I could probably beat almost all of you on the SATs,

00:09:23.760 no matter how high I was.

00:09:26.020 Because that's one thing that happens

00:09:27.400 when you're a chronic user.

00:09:29.160 It doesn't affect you the same way.

00:09:31.220 It's more of a physical thing than a mental thing.

00:09:34.940 Anyway, I sounded like Kanye there for a moment.

00:09:38.660 We'll talk about him.

00:09:39.840 I call him Ye. 0.97

00:09:42.900 So what I was trying to do was just...

00:09:45.180 I turned 65,

00:09:46.100 so I was just signing up

00:09:47.480 for the senior care version of their health care,

00:09:50.500 which I believed should be automatic.

00:09:53.740 I believed I should have said,

00:09:55.040 oh, I'm a senior now.

00:09:56.980 Push a button,

00:09:57.820 and basically it just transfers into a new mode,

00:10:01.020 and it costs me less.

00:10:02.640 Now, wouldn't you think that's the way it works?

00:10:05.200 But instead, it was this,

00:10:06.480 we don't even know how to do it.

00:10:08.740 I was like, what?

00:10:09.840 This must be the most normal thing you do

00:10:11.840 when somebody ages out of your normal program

00:10:14.580 into the 65 and over program.

00:10:16.740 These are both your programs.

00:10:18.900 It's the most common thing you probably deal with,

00:10:21.280 and you don't know how to do it.

00:10:23.060 And they actually said they didn't know how to do it.

00:10:25.440 And spent, you know,

00:10:26.940 hours,

00:10:27.660 and, you know,

00:10:28.560 they had to delete one

00:10:29.880 and create another,

00:10:31.640 and then I had to check back

00:10:32.840 and had to make sure I didn't miss a day.

00:10:34.820 And, you know,

00:10:35.320 it was all this amazing confusion.

00:10:37.780 And I kept saying,

00:10:39.620 I don't believe this is your normal process,

00:10:42.100 because how could you even be in business?

00:10:44.940 And so I escalated.

00:10:47.340 Now, one of the things I'd learned long ago

00:10:48.960 in my corporate world

00:10:50.080 is that you don't complain

00:10:52.200 to the normal complaint people

00:10:53.720 if they can't handle it.

00:10:55.740 I mean, that's the first place you go.

00:10:57.380 But if they can't handle it

00:10:58.540 and they tell you that they can't,

00:11:00.520 they won't get their supervisor,

00:11:03.120 which you always get.

00:11:04.440 Oh, no, I am the one in charge.

00:11:06.400 There is no supervisor.

00:11:07.940 There's nobody you can talk to.

00:11:09.440 That's the typical thing you get these days.

00:11:12.320 Then you hang up

00:11:13.500 and you call the CEO of the company.

00:11:17.740 Now, the CEO doesn't answer the phone.

00:11:20.080 Although I've heard cases where they did, weirdly.

00:11:23.620 A friend of mine once called the CEO of Nordstrom

00:11:26.340 because he had some complaint or suggestion.

00:11:29.600 And the CEO of Nordstrom took the call.

00:11:32.520 You know, the secretary answered it

00:11:33.700 and said, yeah, we'll put you right through.

00:11:35.520 It was just a customer.

00:11:37.160 It was literally just a customer complaint.

00:11:38.960 And the secretary put him right through to the CEO.

00:11:42.700 And the CEO answered the question.

00:11:46.200 And let me tell you,

00:11:47.680 Nordstrom got a lot of free publicity out of that

00:11:51.560 because I've told that story a thousand times.

00:11:53.940 And that's why they did it.

00:11:55.520 Nordstrom actually had that as a strategy

00:11:57.360 to do such good customer service

00:12:00.760 that you would talk about it.

00:12:03.100 It was brilliant, really.

00:12:04.260 Many of you heard that.

00:12:06.560 I'll digress for a moment.

00:12:07.900 The famous story, I don't know if it's true,

00:12:10.120 but we heard this in business school.

00:12:12.100 Might not have been true.

00:12:13.480 But there's some customer

00:12:14.400 who tried to return tires for his car to Nordstrom.

00:12:19.900 And then they took them in the return.

00:12:23.480 Now, that's not the story.

00:12:25.180 The story is that Nordstrom doesn't sell tires.

00:12:27.440 And they took some guy's tires as a return. 0.98

00:12:32.740 They gave him a full refund

00:12:33.920 for the tires that they didn't sell.

00:12:36.180 Now, I don't know if that was true.

00:12:38.380 But we learned that in business school

00:12:40.140 because it was a story about Nordstrom

00:12:41.960 that made you think that,

00:12:43.960 oh my God, they really will do above and beyond.

00:12:46.820 Now, if that was true, which I doubt,

00:12:49.980 but if that really happened,

00:12:52.060 it was good marketing

00:12:52.980 because it literally became a famous national story.

00:12:56.080 So anyway, back to Kaiser.

00:13:00.580 I told them,

00:13:01.560 I'm pretty sure that you couldn't be in business

00:13:03.400 if you can't do this simple thing

00:13:04.920 that you have to do every day.

00:13:06.080 It's your most basic thing.

00:13:09.200 Then secondly,

00:13:11.500 I asked if they could tell me the price

00:13:14.200 that I'm charged for each of the members

00:13:17.080 that I'm covering.

00:13:18.400 So I had some dependents on there.

00:13:20.580 And I said,

00:13:21.280 well, how much is each of these dependents costing me?

00:13:23.520 So I'll know what it would cost someone else

00:13:26.640 to insure them

00:13:27.300 or, you know,

00:13:29.200 I just wanted to know.

00:13:30.460 And they said,

00:13:32.520 and I said,

00:13:33.480 you don't show that anywhere.

00:13:35.060 I can't find it anywhere.

00:13:36.360 I can't ask it.

00:13:37.620 I can't see it online.

00:13:38.940 And it's not on the invoice.

00:13:40.440 How much is each person costing me?

00:13:42.360 And so I finally got,

00:13:44.360 you know,

00:13:44.740 help from somebody who was,

00:13:46.420 the CEO sent their A-team.

00:13:49.400 So when the A-team got involved,

00:13:51.060 because the CEO was probably embarrassed

00:13:53.220 at my complaints,

00:13:55.600 I said to the guy

00:13:58.240 who was going to solve my complaint,

00:13:59.980 I said,

00:14:00.360 when you look into this,

00:14:01.580 the part about the pricing,

00:14:03.280 I said,

00:14:03.720 you're going to find out

00:14:04.500 something about the company you work for

00:14:06.400 that you're not going to like.

00:14:08.020 And he was like,

00:14:10.380 what?

00:14:11.260 I go,

00:14:12.440 I promise you,

00:14:13.460 when you look into the bottom of this,

00:14:15.420 you're going to find out

00:14:16.340 that the reason that your company

00:14:17.860 doesn't tell me the price

00:14:19.140 is because they don't want me to know.

00:14:22.720 And he's like,

00:14:23.640 no.

00:14:25.100 No, no.

00:14:25.800 Obviously,

00:14:26.200 there's a way to tell you

00:14:27.140 the price per person.

00:14:28.640 Of course.

00:14:29.960 Wouldn't every one of you

00:14:30.940 think that that's obvious?

00:14:32.960 And how easy would it be

00:14:35.600 for the system to know that?

00:14:36.980 Because the system would know

00:14:39.040 what the total price would be

00:14:40.440 with and without that person

00:14:41.980 because that's how

00:14:43.080 they set the prices.

00:14:44.800 Who's in,

00:14:45.380 who's out,

00:14:46.140 set the price.

00:14:47.280 So the system could easily say,

00:14:48.980 imagine if this person

00:14:50.020 were not there

00:14:50.620 and then put a price on them.

00:14:53.160 So we know it's easy.

00:14:55.880 And so I said to him,

00:14:56.900 when you look into this,

00:14:57.880 you're going to find out

00:14:58.580 that like insurance companies,

00:15:00.140 like life insurance

00:15:01.120 and house insurance,

00:15:03.020 you will find out

00:15:03.880 that they won't tell you

00:15:04.840 what's covered

00:15:05.500 because they don't want you

00:15:06.840 to know

00:15:07.220 because you could use

00:15:09.720 that information

00:15:10.300 to shop and rent.

00:15:12.820 And he didn't believe it.

00:15:14.820 He did not believe

00:15:15.800 that his company

00:15:16.560 does not give you

00:15:17.340 a price per person

00:15:19.100 for the insurance

00:15:21.000 that they sell you.

00:15:22.900 So the other day,

00:15:23.940 he called me and said,

00:15:25.300 you know what you said?

00:15:26.740 I was going to find out

00:15:27.620 something I didn't like.

00:15:31.760 He found out.

00:15:32.860 He talked to everybody

00:15:34.240 you could talk to

00:15:35.060 and they confirmed

00:15:36.020 that their company

00:15:37.480 cannot tell you

00:15:38.260 the price per person covered.

00:15:41.680 Yeah,

00:15:42.320 it's some kind of weird rule

00:15:43.620 that they have.

00:15:44.500 Now,

00:15:44.760 they had reasons

00:15:45.620 that didn't sound real.

00:15:48.260 Like each department

00:15:49.500 had sort of a constraint

00:15:51.140 or a reason

00:15:51.800 or a pushback.

00:15:53.200 But if you put it all together,

00:15:55.240 none of it made sense.

00:15:57.440 The only way

00:15:58.080 any of it makes sense

00:15:59.260 is if they don't want you

00:16:01.880 to know the price.

00:16:03.460 That's the only thing

00:16:04.320 that makes sense.

00:16:05.060 Now,

00:16:05.260 they give you the total price,

00:16:06.920 but I wanted to know

00:16:07.700 the individual costs.

00:16:10.840 And then the part about

00:16:12.200 they couldn't do

00:16:13.340 the basic thing

00:16:14.140 of moving me

00:16:14.820 into the senior thing.

00:16:16.920 It turns out

00:16:17.820 that this is what

00:16:18.600 they could have done

00:16:19.420 instead of the days of work

00:16:21.720 that they did with me

00:16:22.520 to fix this.

00:16:23.720 What they could have done

00:16:24.760 alternately is nothing.

00:16:26.840 And it was automatic.

00:16:31.280 Exactly like I believed

00:16:32.680 it should have been.

00:16:34.260 It should have been automatic.

00:16:35.640 As soon as I said,

00:16:36.760 I want this,

00:16:37.900 all the systems

00:16:38.700 should have talked

00:16:39.220 to each other,

00:16:40.200 moved me from one system

00:16:41.420 onto the other,

00:16:42.300 and that's exactly

00:16:43.320 the way they're designed.

00:16:45.500 After two days

00:16:46.680 of like working

00:16:47.840 and deleting things

00:16:48.880 and changing things,

00:16:50.680 the official answer

00:16:52.220 came back,

00:16:52.900 you know,

00:16:53.740 you could have just waited

00:16:54.760 until the new program

00:16:55.800 kicked in

00:16:56.380 and the old one

00:16:57.060 transfers automatically.

00:16:59.560 And the net of it is

00:17:01.380 I don't even know

00:17:01.880 if I have health insurance

00:17:02.780 today.

00:17:04.000 Literally.

00:17:05.000 I don't know.

00:17:06.280 Because it's possible

00:17:07.180 that whatever they did

00:17:08.000 to fix the thing

00:17:08.820 that didn't need fixing

00:17:09.720 actually broke it.

00:17:11.740 Maybe.

00:17:12.380 I don't know.

00:17:14.540 So,

00:17:15.040 that was the most

00:17:15.540 Dilber thing

00:17:16.120 that happened to me

00:17:16.660 this week.

00:17:17.040 So,

00:17:18.300 ivermectin is trending

00:17:19.440 again,

00:17:20.580 and

00:17:21.000 I don't want to get

00:17:24.080 you all worked up

00:17:24.960 over the question

00:17:26.000 of whether ivermectin

00:17:27.040 works.

00:17:28.100 I will just give you

00:17:29.160 this one additional

00:17:30.300 thought

00:17:30.780 that is a new thought,

00:17:33.720 I hope,

00:17:35.460 on top of what you

00:17:36.320 already thought

00:17:37.240 about ivermectin,

00:17:38.780 whether it worked

00:17:39.380 or didn't.

00:17:41.260 Would you agree

00:17:42.140 that the tests

00:17:43.680 that show

00:17:44.100 that ivermectin

00:17:44.940 does not work

00:17:45.880 do not cover

00:17:47.880 the exact protocols

00:17:49.100 that would be used

00:17:50.120 if you were a customer?

00:17:53.120 Correct?

00:17:53.960 How many of you

00:17:54.620 would agree

00:17:55.020 with that statement?

00:17:56.040 That the things

00:17:56.700 that got tested

00:17:57.540 for ivermectin

00:17:58.600 were not the,

00:18:00.300 either the combination

00:18:01.240 or the timing

00:18:02.320 or something about it

00:18:04.420 didn't quite fit

00:18:05.840 what you imagined

00:18:07.440 it should have been

00:18:08.160 used for.

00:18:09.220 Right?

00:18:10.760 Now,

00:18:11.320 here's the question

00:18:12.360 I'm going to add

00:18:12.940 on top of that.

00:18:15.680 If

00:18:16.120 all of these tests

00:18:18.040 used it

00:18:18.860 in a different way,

00:18:20.080 and apparently

00:18:20.520 there are,

00:18:21.520 would you agree

00:18:22.040 that there are

00:18:22.560 infinite ways

00:18:23.360 you could administer it?

00:18:25.280 So there are

00:18:25.840 infinite dose sizes,

00:18:28.440 and, you know,

00:18:29.160 you could even imagine

00:18:30.060 like the dose size

00:18:30.960 on day one

00:18:31.540 is different

00:18:32.020 than the last dose,

00:18:33.600 right?

00:18:34.040 So that gives you

00:18:34.940 infinity of ways

00:18:36.300 that you could

00:18:36.980 have administered it.

00:18:38.500 Would you agree

00:18:39.080 with infinity?

00:18:40.620 It's infinity.

00:18:41.320 Right?

00:18:42.400 Because it could

00:18:42.940 have started

00:18:43.280 small and grown.

00:18:44.360 Could have started

00:18:44.800 high and get small.

00:18:46.100 Could be a lot.

00:18:46.940 Could be little.

00:18:47.820 Could start right away.

00:18:49.040 Could start as soon

00:18:49.720 as you have a sneeze.

00:18:50.760 Could start as soon

00:18:51.360 as you have a cough.

00:18:52.600 Right?

00:18:52.780 It's literally infinity.

00:18:54.560 Is it possible

00:18:55.440 that they could have

00:18:56.160 tested enough

00:18:58.400 that you would feel

00:19:00.400 that they hit

00:19:01.020 the right notes

00:19:02.020 that you would know

00:19:03.160 for sure

00:19:03.600 whether it worked

00:19:04.240 or not?

00:19:04.640 given that the options

00:19:06.380 for how to administer

00:19:07.420 it were literally

00:19:08.120 infinite,

00:19:09.420 do you believe

00:19:10.300 that they tested

00:19:11.600 enough?

00:19:16.260 No.

00:19:16.920 Right.

00:19:17.300 Right.

00:19:17.640 Because what would be,

00:19:19.160 let's say they did

00:19:19.960 25 trials.

00:19:23.380 25 tests

00:19:24.520 out of infinity

00:19:26.060 is rounds to zero.

00:19:28.440 Right?

00:19:28.820 Basically,

00:19:29.420 it's always as good

00:19:29.900 as zero.

00:19:30.720 Almost.

00:19:31.100 But here's the idea

00:19:33.400 I want to put

00:19:33.880 on top of this.

00:19:35.280 This is going to

00:19:36.060 fuck you up so bad. 0.96

00:19:37.940 This one you need

00:19:38.720 to get ready for.

00:19:40.140 And this is for the people

00:19:41.280 who are pretty sure

00:19:42.300 that the problem

00:19:43.020 with ivermectin testing

00:19:44.300 was just the dosage

00:19:46.280 and the scheduling.

00:19:48.480 Here it comes.

00:19:50.240 Get ready for this one.

00:19:53.320 If there are infinite ways

00:19:54.660 it could have worked

00:19:55.420 and all of the ways

00:19:56.660 that the professionals

00:19:57.660 tested and it didn't work,

00:19:59.920 what are the odds

00:20:00.660 that you would have

00:20:01.220 guessed the right way?

00:20:03.440 What are the odds

00:20:04.260 that you with just,

00:20:05.200 oh, I guess I'll

00:20:06.020 listen to this one doctor

00:20:07.620 and I'll take this dosage.

00:20:10.300 What are the odds

00:20:11.020 that you would have hit

00:20:11.680 one of the ones

00:20:12.440 out of infinity?

00:20:14.720 Remember,

00:20:15.820 there are infinite doses

00:20:16.880 you could have gotten

00:20:17.660 and all the ones

00:20:18.660 that were tested

00:20:19.140 didn't work.

00:20:21.400 Now, I know

00:20:22.020 what you're going

00:20:22.320 to say next.

00:20:24.160 You're going to say,

00:20:25.260 no, they intentionally

00:20:26.480 set up tests

00:20:28.040 that they knew

00:20:28.660 couldn't work.

00:20:29.280 So if you intentionally

00:20:31.480 tested all the ways

00:20:32.520 that couldn't possibly work,

00:20:34.380 well, of course

00:20:35.000 you're going to get

00:20:35.540 that it doesn't work.

00:20:37.340 But do you think

00:20:38.160 that all the people

00:20:38.880 who were going

00:20:39.340 to take it on their own

00:20:40.460 would have taken it

00:20:41.880 in a similar dosing schedule?

00:20:45.240 Of course not.

00:20:46.520 Every person who took it

00:20:47.660 would have taken it differently.

00:20:49.320 Some people would have

00:20:50.200 snorted it.

00:20:50.880 Some people would have

00:20:51.540 rubbed it on their body.

00:20:52.960 Some people would have

00:20:53.840 ate it with apples

00:20:55.000 and some people

00:20:55.940 would have had it

00:20:56.420 with alcohol.

00:20:57.460 Some people would have

00:20:58.140 mixed it with hydroxychloroquine.

00:21:00.000 Some people would have,

00:21:01.340 you know, right?

00:21:04.780 Some people would have

00:21:05.660 smoked it.

00:21:07.280 Some people would have

00:21:08.200 injected it

00:21:09.000 into their lungs.

00:21:10.400 Who knows?

00:21:11.740 But what are the odds

00:21:14.400 that all of you

00:21:15.280 who said you used it

00:21:16.540 and it worked,

00:21:17.800 you guessed

00:21:18.240 the right dosage?

00:21:20.200 Because this ivermectin

00:21:21.400 is really sensitive stuff,

00:21:22.820 isn't it?

00:21:23.180 It seems like

00:21:24.300 if you don't use it

00:21:25.100 in exactly the right way,

00:21:27.400 you get exactly zero benefits.

00:21:31.500 Which would make it

00:21:33.220 an interesting kind

00:21:35.120 of a chemical,

00:21:35.920 wouldn't it?

00:21:37.240 Can you imagine

00:21:38.520 that other drugs,

00:21:40.440 if you tested them

00:21:41.520 at a suboptimal dose level,

00:21:44.020 would show no benefit?

00:21:46.320 How common is that?

00:21:49.320 Let's say you were testing

00:21:50.960 Advil for the first time.

00:21:53.880 It never existed.

00:21:55.260 Somebody invented Advil

00:21:56.560 or ibuprofen.

00:21:57.720 You're testing it

00:21:58.360 for the first time.

00:21:59.780 If you tested

00:22:00.580 the wrong dose,

00:22:02.480 you'd probably still

00:22:03.780 notice it worked,

00:22:04.540 wouldn't you?

00:22:05.920 Am I wrong?

00:22:07.960 And if you did 25 tests

00:22:09.600 with various doses

00:22:10.660 of ibuprofen,

00:22:12.820 there's like a 100% chance

00:22:14.660 you would notice it worked

00:22:15.620 unless every dose

00:22:16.820 was so small

00:22:18.000 that it was negligible, right?

00:22:23.200 So all I'm adding

00:22:24.580 to the conversation

00:22:25.420 is that while I agree

00:22:28.180 with you

00:22:28.620 that it's possible

00:22:29.960 that all the people

00:22:30.760 who were doing the tests

00:22:31.480 were corrupted

00:22:32.760 by big pharma,

00:22:33.840 that is actually possible,

00:22:35.320 completely possible.

00:22:36.440 I would put that even

00:22:37.440 in the not surprising category,

00:22:40.860 wouldn't you say?

00:22:41.800 It wouldn't even be surprising.

00:22:44.220 But we don't know

00:22:45.840 what happened.

00:22:46.400 It just wouldn't be surprising.

00:22:47.560 So all I'm going to add

00:22:49.940 is that I feel like

00:22:51.080 the signal for ivermectin

00:22:53.420 would have come through

00:22:54.560 with all the various ways

00:22:56.920 they tested it.

00:22:57.800 At least one of those

00:22:59.200 would have shown

00:23:00.760 something working,

00:23:02.040 even accidentally,

00:23:03.200 if they were guessing

00:23:04.440 the dosage schedule.

00:23:08.440 All right.

00:23:09.860 I'm going to ignore

00:23:10.860 that question

00:23:11.420 about my bowels.

00:23:14.440 But it's noted.

00:23:15.500 All right.

00:23:17.080 So I'm not going to try

00:23:18.080 to talk you into

00:23:18.880 or out of ivermectin.

00:23:20.920 I will say solidly

00:23:23.480 that both possibilities

00:23:25.780 are in play.

00:23:27.340 In my opinion,

00:23:28.400 it actually is

00:23:29.600 not insane

00:23:31.380 to think that

00:23:33.380 big pharma

00:23:34.000 funded all of fake studies

00:23:36.780 for ivermectin.

00:23:38.960 Will you be happy with me

00:23:40.400 if I say that?

00:23:41.020 That is completely

00:23:42.540 a reasonable hypothesis.

00:23:45.440 Which, by the way,

00:23:46.720 three years ago,

00:23:47.580 I would have said,

00:23:48.120 you're fucking nuts. 0.97

00:23:51.300 So I guess that's

00:23:52.680 some movement

00:23:53.520 on my part

00:23:54.340 toward greater acceptance

00:23:56.480 of conspiracy theories.

00:23:59.440 Because we've seen

00:24:00.400 enough conspiracy theories

00:24:01.660 that are true,

00:24:02.800 like totally true,

00:24:03.980 that to say this one

00:24:05.920 couldn't happen

00:24:06.620 would be naive.

00:24:08.320 That would be naive.

00:24:09.040 I can't say it happened,

00:24:10.900 but the rule it out

00:24:11.940 would just be naive

00:24:12.780 at this point.

00:24:14.340 All right.

00:24:16.800 Did you see the,

00:24:18.080 there's a video

00:24:18.960 of MSNBC

00:24:20.080 put together

00:24:21.920 a panel of Trump supporters

00:24:23.400 from western Pennsylvania.

00:24:27.160 And the MSNBC

00:24:28.600 was asking them

00:24:29.900 about the January 6th stuff

00:24:31.360 and the insurrection,

00:24:33.600 as they call it.

00:24:34.880 And you have to watch

00:24:36.140 this thing,

00:24:37.220 because it turns out

00:24:38.060 that the Trump supporters

00:24:39.300 that they had

00:24:39.980 randomly chosen

00:24:40.920 were all better informed

00:24:43.360 on the news

00:24:44.200 than the news person

00:24:45.420 interviewing them

00:24:46.080 and had to correct her

00:24:47.720 more than once.

00:24:50.600 She believed

00:24:51.620 that they killed a cop.

00:24:54.320 And the Trump people

00:24:55.760 are like,

00:24:56.260 nobody killed a cop.

00:24:57.740 That didn't happen.

00:24:59.360 That didn't happen.

00:25:00.320 And I think that she

00:25:03.840 sort of ignored

00:25:04.640 their corrections

00:25:05.420 after a point.

00:25:06.860 But when you see

00:25:09.040 how well informed

00:25:10.080 that random group

00:25:11.280 of Trump supporters are,

00:25:12.540 they actually knew

00:25:13.300 their shit.

00:25:14.600 Didn't they?

00:25:16.040 It's fun to see.

00:25:17.340 And it's especially fun

00:25:18.420 to see because of

00:25:19.920 what you would call

00:25:20.820 a, let's say,

00:25:22.240 visually,

00:25:23.880 I'm just saying visually,

00:25:25.440 there was a difference

00:25:26.560 in their education

00:25:28.580 and sophistication.

00:25:31.020 In other words,

00:25:31.880 the reporter,

00:25:33.980 visually,

00:25:34.800 I don't know anything

00:25:35.420 about her,

00:25:35.780 but visually looked like

00:25:36.980 probably somebody

00:25:37.600 came from a good college,

00:25:39.940 you know,

00:25:40.100 is well put together,

00:25:41.060 professional,

00:25:42.040 really, really knows

00:25:42.840 their stuff.

00:25:43.860 And then the ordinary

00:25:45.180 people looked like,

00:25:47.300 I'll say yokels,

00:25:48.200 but I mean that lovingly

00:25:49.220 because I am one,

00:25:50.320 right?

00:25:50.620 So I grew up,

00:25:52.080 these were the people

00:25:52.760 I lived with and grew up

00:25:54.080 and they would be

00:25:55.380 like my family.

00:25:56.040 So I can call them

00:25:57.680 yokels if I want to.

00:25:59.120 But I mean that lovingly.

00:26:00.360 I mean they're ordinary

00:26:01.520 salt of the earth people,

00:26:03.500 right?

00:26:04.260 And they actually

00:26:05.220 just knew more

00:26:05.940 about the news

00:26:06.620 than the news person.

00:26:09.620 And you just have to see it.

00:26:10.700 It's just a wonderful moment.

00:26:13.020 All right,

00:26:13.360 how many of you

00:26:14.300 saw the interview

00:26:16.000 between Lex Fridman

00:26:17.080 and Ye?

00:26:19.100 So this is brand new.

00:26:20.380 And it was interesting

00:26:23.020 because Lex is Jewish 0.80

00:26:25.540 and wanted to push

00:26:27.600 pretty hard

00:26:28.300 on Ye's recent statements.

00:26:32.680 And I saw a tweet on it

00:26:36.660 that this is not my opinion,

00:26:39.460 this is somebody else's tweet,

00:26:40.840 but it matched my opinion.

00:26:44.140 And this tweet said,

00:26:45.280 I was entirely prepared

00:26:46.440 to have my attention

00:26:47.380 captivated by this conversation,

00:26:49.120 but after 20 minutes or so,

00:26:51.800 Ye sounds less like 1.00

00:26:52.980 a visionary genius

00:26:53.980 and much more like

00:26:55.580 many fairly ordinary people

00:26:57.360 I've worked with

00:26:58.100 who suffer from

00:26:59.360 bipolar disorder.

00:27:01.440 And I wondered,

00:27:02.860 did anybody else

00:27:03.820 watch that interview

00:27:04.860 and think that they were

00:27:07.180 seeing mental illness

00:27:08.260 as opposed to genius?

00:27:11.300 I don't know

00:27:12.040 if there are enough people

00:27:12.900 who saw that.

00:27:14.780 Disagree?

00:27:15.740 Agree?

00:27:16.080 Well, here's my opinion.

00:27:18.760 I don't exactly agree

00:27:20.240 with this comment,

00:27:21.720 but I, you know,

00:27:22.900 I resonated with it.

00:27:24.500 Here's my take.

00:27:26.860 As somebody who is

00:27:28.300 a creative person

00:27:29.460 professionally,

00:27:30.520 myself,

00:27:31.440 for many,

00:27:32.760 many years now,

00:27:34.520 there's one thing

00:27:35.420 I can say

00:27:35.940 with a fair bit

00:27:37.360 of certainty,

00:27:38.660 that you can't be creative

00:27:41.680 unless you're crazy.

00:27:42.640 I just don't know

00:27:45.320 that those are disconnected.

00:27:47.580 I think you have

00:27:48.560 to be crazy.

00:27:50.160 Now, if you're lucky,

00:27:51.900 you have a kind of crazy

00:27:53.500 that isn't too obvious

00:27:54.780 to other people.

00:27:56.500 Like, that's your

00:27:57.420 best-case scenario.

00:27:58.980 But if you're Ye, 1.00

00:28:00.980 and you sort of

00:28:02.140 live publicly

00:28:04.220 in many ways,

00:28:05.660 it's a little harder

00:28:06.540 to hide it.

00:28:10.180 But here's the thing.

00:28:14.240 If we say that

00:28:15.320 we're seeing somebody

00:28:16.180 who's got a mental illness,

00:28:17.460 and by the way,

00:28:17.940 he said he's off

00:28:18.580 all of his meds,

00:28:20.820 which is an interesting thing.

00:28:23.120 Because it does make me think

00:28:24.520 that other people

00:28:25.340 told him that

00:28:26.040 the way he's acting now

00:28:27.380 is something that needs

00:28:29.400 to be drugged away.

00:28:31.760 I don't know

00:28:32.540 if that happened,

00:28:33.160 but it sounds like it did.

00:28:34.780 Do you think

00:28:35.240 it was Ye himself

00:28:36.060 who decided

00:28:37.460 that he was going to be

00:28:38.280 on whatever medications

00:28:39.340 he was on?

00:28:40.620 Or do you think

00:28:41.160 a doctor decided

00:28:42.100 and he went along with it?

00:28:43.640 Or that family members

00:28:45.240 said,

00:28:45.500 hey,

00:28:45.880 you better listen

00:28:46.620 to this doctor?

00:28:48.080 I mean,

00:28:48.360 it sounds a little like

00:28:49.300 maybe somebody else

00:28:50.280 thought he should

00:28:50.940 act differently.

00:28:52.900 Or act different.

00:28:55.000 And here's the thing.

00:28:59.740 Who are you

00:29:01.140 or I

00:29:03.180 to judge

00:29:04.400 his mental health?

00:29:05.440 what exactly

00:29:08.200 is the standard

00:29:08.940 by which we compare it?

00:29:11.540 Because normally

00:29:12.540 mental health

00:29:13.340 normally mental health

00:29:15.120 is based on

00:29:16.160 not exactly

00:29:18.080 objective criteria

00:29:20.000 so much as

00:29:20.860 whether it affects

00:29:21.560 your life

00:29:22.120 and the life

00:29:23.220 of other people.

00:29:24.680 Right?

00:29:25.420 So mental illness, 1.00

00:29:27.000 no matter

00:29:27.420 how many,

00:29:28.400 how much of the

00:29:28.980 checklist you hit,

00:29:29.980 is still not

00:29:31.080 really mental illness 0.67

00:29:31.980 unless it's hurting

00:29:32.720 your life

00:29:33.380 or hurting

00:29:34.740 somebody else's.

00:29:35.960 Now,

00:29:36.240 you could argue

00:29:36.760 that Ye is making 0.58

00:29:37.820 people upset.

00:29:39.300 You could argue

00:29:39.880 that he hurt himself

00:29:40.700 by getting himself

00:29:42.360 canceled.

00:29:42.740 but

00:29:44.460 you're only

00:29:46.540 watching the

00:29:47.120 third act.

00:29:49.540 You tell me

00:29:50.420 that you put

00:29:51.040 Ye in the

00:29:52.280 third act

00:29:52.840 of a movie

00:29:53.400 and it's not

00:29:55.040 going to go

00:29:55.400 his way?

00:29:57.240 Have you been

00:29:58.020 paying attention

00:29:58.640 for his entire

00:29:59.440 career?

00:30:00.700 I wouldn't bet

00:30:01.600 against him

00:30:02.140 even if you say

00:30:03.800 he's totally

00:30:05.260 crazy.

00:30:06.120 He's not more

00:30:07.200 crazy than he

00:30:08.020 ever was.

00:30:09.640 He didn't

00:30:10.100 suddenly get

00:30:10.740 extra crazy,

00:30:11.700 I don't think.

00:30:12.740 I mean,

00:30:13.120 maybe he did,

00:30:13.800 but I doubt it.

00:30:15.440 I feel like

00:30:16.280 this is the

00:30:16.880 exact amount

00:30:17.520 of crazy

00:30:18.080 that made him

00:30:18.980 $11 billion

00:30:19.660 according to

00:30:20.520 his estimate.

00:30:22.200 I heard somebody

00:30:22.780 else say $4 billion.

00:30:24.420 I don't know

00:30:24.960 if any of those

00:30:25.420 estimates are good,

00:30:26.340 especially now

00:30:27.100 that he got

00:30:27.440 canceled by stuff.

00:30:28.800 But he's a

00:30:29.560 billionaire.

00:30:30.360 He claims he's

00:30:31.000 the richest

00:30:31.500 black person

00:30:34.720 in, I don't know,

00:30:35.800 America or the 0.94

00:30:36.580 world or something.

00:30:38.520 So,

00:30:39.940 it's hard to

00:30:40.660 bet against

00:30:41.280 somebody who

00:30:42.160 has a track

00:30:42.800 record.

00:30:43.260 I loved what

00:30:44.100 he said to

00:30:44.800 Pierce Morgan

00:30:46.060 in an interview

00:30:46.700 earlier,

00:30:47.920 when Ye asked

00:30:50.540 Pierce how much

00:30:51.240 money Pierce

00:30:52.340 had,

00:30:53.400 and Pierce

00:30:54.000 said something

00:30:55.180 modest about

00:30:55.800 he was

00:30:56.120 comfortable,

00:30:57.260 and Ye said

00:30:58.560 he doesn't

00:30:58.980 take business

00:30:59.600 advice from

00:31:00.240 people who

00:31:00.600 have less

00:31:00.900 money than

00:31:01.320 he does.

00:31:02.800 Now,

00:31:03.340 that's more

00:31:03.920 of a bumper

00:31:04.400 sticker joke,

00:31:05.300 joke, but

00:31:06.320 it's a good

00:31:06.680 one.

00:31:07.820 Like, it's a

00:31:08.360 good joke,

00:31:08.860 because it

00:31:09.160 hits right

00:31:10.220 where he

00:31:10.780 wanted it to

00:31:11.280 hit.

00:31:12.220 It hits

00:31:12.640 right there.

00:31:13.520 Yeah,

00:31:13.780 Michael Jordan.

00:31:14.740 Who's going to

00:31:15.360 give Michael

00:31:15.800 Jordan basketball

00:31:17.200 advice?

00:31:18.580 Like, if you're

00:31:19.420 better than him,

00:31:19.940 sure, but good

00:31:20.680 luck.

00:31:23.140 So,

00:31:23.940 so the first

00:31:25.740 thing is,

00:31:26.400 I would say

00:31:27.660 that I do,

00:31:29.160 I do see

00:31:30.860 the bipolar.

00:31:33.100 I would say

00:31:33.920 that anybody

00:31:34.400 who looked at

00:31:34.980 that and said

00:31:35.420 they could

00:31:35.800 detect mental

00:31:36.940 illness as

00:31:38.400 it is normally

00:31:39.780 identified in

00:31:40.840 the normal

00:31:41.240 world, I saw

00:31:42.080 it, too.

00:31:43.280 Doesn't mean

00:31:43.780 I'm right.

00:31:44.300 I'm not a

00:31:44.760 professional,

00:31:46.500 you know,

00:31:47.500 bipolar

00:31:48.000 spotter.

00:31:49.860 I'm just

00:31:50.500 saying that it

00:31:51.340 just screams

00:31:52.000 out mental

00:31:53.740 illness.

00:31:55.280 But illness,

00:31:56.080 again, is a

00:31:57.980 bigoted word,

00:31:58.740 isn't it?

00:31:59.160 mental illness

00:32:01.720 is a bigoted

00:32:02.620 word.

00:32:03.840 I should say

00:32:04.560 mental,

00:32:05.480 mentally

00:32:07.540 different.

00:32:09.160 How about

00:32:09.760 that?

00:32:11.060 Mentally

00:32:11.680 diverse.

00:32:12.280 How about

00:32:12.760 that?

00:32:13.060 Mentally

00:32:13.340 diverse.

00:32:14.280 I mean,

00:32:14.520 he's the most

00:32:15.280 diverse mind

00:32:16.500 that we,

00:32:18.080 that we have

00:32:19.720 in America.

00:32:20.640 He might be

00:32:21.040 the most

00:32:21.380 diverse thinker

00:32:22.260 we have.

00:32:23.240 Because he

00:32:23.660 can say

00:32:24.220 white lives 0.97

00:32:25.020 matter,

00:32:25.560 he can say

00:32:26.080 he's fighting

00:32:27.180 for black

00:32:27.760 people,

00:32:28.180 he can say

00:32:29.900 anything.

00:32:30.940 He's got the

00:32:31.800 whole spectrum

00:32:32.380 and nobody

00:32:32.800 else has

00:32:33.180 that.

00:32:34.200 So if

00:32:34.960 mental illness

00:32:35.760 allowed him

00:32:36.260 to be the

00:32:36.660 only person

00:32:37.200 in the world

00:32:37.620 who can see

00:32:38.160 everything,

00:32:40.140 well,

00:32:40.340 that's a

00:32:40.600 weird mental

00:32:41.080 illness.

00:32:42.240 Made him a

00:32:42.940 billionaire who

00:32:43.520 can see the

00:32:44.020 entire field.

00:32:44.680 so he can

00:32:46.140 see what

00:32:46.520 white people

00:32:46.980 are thinking,

00:32:48.060 he can see

00:32:48.520 what black

00:32:48.960 people are

00:32:49.400 thinking,

00:32:50.560 and he

00:32:51.000 may be on

00:32:51.520 the verge

00:32:52.000 of learning

00:32:52.880 what Jewish

00:32:53.480 people are

00:32:53.920 thinking,

00:32:54.580 but not

00:32:55.340 there yet.

00:32:58.120 Definitely

00:32:58.600 not there

00:32:59.800 yet,

00:33:00.540 unless he's

00:33:01.360 doing it as

00:33:02.080 a provocation

00:33:03.380 intentionally,

00:33:04.340 which he

00:33:04.660 might be.

00:33:05.200 He might be

00:33:05.920 intentionally

00:33:06.320 provoking,

00:33:08.220 just for a

00:33:09.400 fact.

00:33:09.640 I'll give

00:33:13.160 you another

00:33:13.620 factoid that

00:33:16.240 may or may

00:33:16.780 not be

00:33:17.140 influencing

00:33:17.740 Ye's

00:33:18.220 behavior

00:33:18.660 lately.

00:33:19.400 He told

00:33:19.800 a story

00:33:20.200 on his

00:33:21.140 interview

00:33:21.420 with Lex

00:33:21.880 that at

00:33:22.960 one point

00:33:23.420 he got a

00:33:23.900 phone call

00:33:24.420 that he

00:33:25.040 didn't

00:33:25.240 recognize the

00:33:25.740 number,

00:33:26.060 and it

00:33:26.140 was Pete

00:33:26.520 Davison

00:33:26.960 telling them

00:33:28.400 that Pete

00:33:29.040 Davison was

00:33:29.740 at that

00:33:30.120 moment in

00:33:30.680 bed with

00:33:31.260 Ye's wife, 0.98

00:33:32.860 who I

00:33:33.920 take it he's

00:33:34.560 still in love

00:33:35.080 with and

00:33:35.420 wants to

00:33:35.800 get back

00:33:36.140 with,

00:33:36.860 based on

00:33:37.440 what he

00:33:37.840 said at

00:33:38.140 the interview.

00:33:38.460 Now,

00:33:40.080 imagine being

00:33:40.820 Ye,

00:33:41.920 you've got

00:33:43.060 two or

00:33:43.680 three kids

00:33:44.280 with Kim

00:33:45.380 Kardashian,

00:33:46.000 and he

00:33:46.220 says that

00:33:46.680 she was

00:33:47.080 like the

00:33:47.940 real love.

00:33:49.260 Like,

00:33:49.500 he's clearly

00:33:50.140 still in love

00:33:50.860 with Kim

00:33:51.480 Kardashian.

00:33:52.740 He's not

00:33:53.440 hiding that

00:33:53.920 at all,

00:33:54.780 and he

00:33:55.160 clearly would

00:33:55.700 like to be

00:33:56.120 back with

00:33:56.660 her and

00:33:57.060 with his

00:33:57.380 family.

00:33:58.740 And Pete

00:33:59.240 Davison called

00:34:00.020 him from

00:34:01.020 in bed with

00:34:02.100 his fucking 0.65

00:34:02.700 wife.

00:34:04.320 Now,

00:34:05.040 if that

00:34:05.640 really happened,

00:34:06.360 Pete

00:34:11.020 Davison is

00:34:11.640 a real

00:34:11.900 piece of

00:34:12.260 shit.

00:34:13.400 Now,

00:34:13.840 I don't

00:34:14.000 know if

00:34:14.220 that happened,

00:34:15.180 but if

00:34:15.840 that's

00:34:16.180 true,

00:34:17.300 oh,

00:34:17.760 my fucking 0.64

00:34:18.580 God.

00:34:20.240 Now,

00:34:20.480 I don't

00:34:20.680 know what

00:34:21.020 Ye may

00:34:21.980 have done

00:34:22.340 to Pete

00:34:22.680 Davison to

00:34:23.280 make him

00:34:23.580 think that

00:34:24.240 that was

00:34:24.760 an appropriate

00:34:26.320 move.

00:34:26.800 You have

00:34:27.040 to hear

00:34:27.220 both sides,

00:34:28.880 but it's

00:34:29.540 horrifying.

00:34:31.540 Somebody

00:34:31.940 says,

00:34:32.320 Angel says

00:34:32.820 it didn't

00:34:33.180 happen.

00:34:33.660 Maybe.

00:34:34.600 Maybe.

00:34:35.680 Who knows?

00:34:37.380 Yeah,

00:34:37.680 it does

00:34:38.180 sound a

00:34:38.600 little too

00:34:39.240 horrifying to

00:34:39.920 be true,

00:34:40.500 but we

00:34:41.020 don't really

00:34:41.420 have a

00:34:41.700 record of

00:34:42.180 Ye lying

00:34:42.720 to us,

00:34:43.140 do we?

00:34:44.700 I can't

00:34:45.360 think of

00:34:45.660 one.

00:34:46.680 Has

00:34:46.940 Ye ever

00:34:47.700 told,

00:34:48.440 like,

00:34:48.540 a direct,

00:34:49.700 like,

00:34:50.240 a factual

00:34:50.860 lie?

00:34:55.240 Is there

00:34:55.740 any history

00:34:56.120 of that?

00:34:59.260 It's an

00:34:59.780 Andrew Tate

00:35:00.300 move.

00:35:01.240 Yeah,

00:35:01.500 kind of.

00:35:03.620 Eh.

00:35:03.840 All right,

00:35:05.320 anyway.

00:35:08.520 So I'm

00:35:09.200 going to

00:35:09.380 say that

00:35:10.000 there's no

00:35:11.240 difference

00:35:11.620 between

00:35:12.100 Ye's

00:35:12.640 alleged

00:35:13.160 bipolar,

00:35:14.820 what you

00:35:15.360 would call

00:35:15.740 mental illness,

00:35:16.920 and what I

00:35:17.360 would call

00:35:18.540 creative

00:35:21.060 genius.

00:35:23.120 But,

00:35:24.240 did you

00:35:24.680 see creative

00:35:25.320 genius in

00:35:26.120 the Lex

00:35:26.800 Friedman

00:35:27.520 interview?

00:35:28.000 It was

00:35:31.140 kind of a

00:35:31.760 mixed bag.

00:35:33.760 There were

00:35:34.340 moments that

00:35:35.040 I could

00:35:35.420 certainly

00:35:35.900 think looked

00:35:36.600 like genius,

00:35:37.800 and there

00:35:38.420 were other

00:35:38.740 moments that

00:35:39.440 looked like

00:35:40.120 something else.

00:35:41.800 But again,

00:35:43.240 he's the

00:35:44.480 billionaire.

00:35:45.640 I'm not.

00:35:46.420 I'm not a

00:35:47.100 billionaire.

00:35:48.520 So,

00:35:49.420 can I really

00:35:49.980 judge anything

00:35:50.800 he did

00:35:51.320 as wrong?

00:35:52.500 Now,

00:35:53.360 apparently,

00:35:53.780 Adidas has

00:35:54.340 dropped him,

00:35:55.840 which some

00:35:56.460 have suggested

00:35:57.160 that that

00:35:58.340 was his

00:35:58.720 plan.

00:35:59.280 His plan

00:36:00.080 was to

00:36:00.480 get full

00:36:01.160 control back

00:36:01.900 of all

00:36:02.260 of his

00:36:02.500 assets once

00:36:04.180 he had

00:36:04.760 built them

00:36:05.100 into a

00:36:05.780 valuable

00:36:06.140 thing.

00:36:08.700 If he

00:36:09.320 gets it

00:36:09.740 back and

00:36:10.220 he starts

00:36:10.620 his own

00:36:10.980 business and

00:36:11.600 people buy

00:36:12.120 from him,

00:36:13.360 he will be

00:36:14.000 much richer

00:36:14.580 than if he

00:36:15.100 worked with

00:36:16.920 Balenciaga

00:36:18.020 and Adidas,

00:36:21.020 and he

00:36:21.280 said a

00:36:21.700 funny thing

00:36:22.320 that you

00:36:22.800 could only

00:36:23.260 be mentally 0.57

00:36:23.860 ill and

00:36:24.600 a genius

00:36:25.040 to say.

00:36:26.520 He said

00:36:27.120 of Balenciaga

00:36:28.100 who stopped

00:36:29.140 their thing,

00:36:30.460 he goes,

00:36:31.000 in X number

00:36:31.680 of years,

00:36:32.160 I forget

00:36:32.500 what he

00:36:32.760 said,

00:36:33.760 what will

00:36:35.700 be the

00:36:36.040 bigger thing,

00:36:38.000 Yeezy

00:36:38.440 or Balenciaga?

00:36:40.740 In five

00:36:41.200 years,

00:36:41.500 are you going

00:36:41.740 to be talking

00:36:42.140 about Balenciaga

00:36:43.040 or Yeezy?

00:36:44.200 And I

00:36:44.580 thought to

00:36:44.860 myself,

00:36:46.240 oh,

00:36:46.500 yeah,

00:36:46.900 he's right

00:36:47.320 about that.

00:36:48.020 Balenciaga

00:36:50.260 was the one

00:36:50.640 that lost

00:36:51.180 because he's

00:36:52.060 more famous

00:36:52.620 than they

00:36:53.000 are in

00:36:53.360 terms of

00:36:53.820 the general

00:36:54.860 public.

00:36:56.080 I don't

00:36:56.680 even know

00:36:56.900 who they

00:36:57.100 were,

00:36:57.300 I never

00:36:57.540 heard of

00:36:57.760 them before.

00:36:58.500 I guess

00:36:58.800 some fashion

00:36:59.680 house or

00:37:00.320 clothing maker

00:37:01.540 or something,

00:37:02.380 I don't know,

00:37:03.580 who knows.

00:37:05.340 But,

00:37:06.200 and it

00:37:08.740 must be

00:37:09.100 said that

00:37:09.540 the major

00:37:10.360 theme there

00:37:11.000 was Lex

00:37:11.980 trying to

00:37:13.140 get Yee

00:37:13.740 to admit

00:37:15.260 or understand,

00:37:16.580 and here's

00:37:16.940 the part we

00:37:17.340 don't know.

00:37:18.400 We don't

00:37:18.980 know what

00:37:19.320 Yee is

00:37:19.740 thinking.

00:37:20.960 We can

00:37:21.600 only know

00:37:22.040 what he

00:37:22.280 says.

00:37:24.200 And Yee 0.54

00:37:25.720 acted almost

00:37:26.660 as if he

00:37:27.260 didn't understand,

00:37:28.640 which is the

00:37:29.220 part I doubt.

00:37:30.840 He acted like

00:37:31.780 he wasn't

00:37:32.140 getting the

00:37:32.640 point that

00:37:33.820 talking about

00:37:34.580 Jewish people

00:37:35.540 as a group

00:37:36.400 when he's

00:37:37.720 criticizing

00:37:38.420 can lead

00:37:41.600 you to the

00:37:42.220 worst possible

00:37:42.940 outcome.

00:37:43.340 and he

00:37:45.980 kept saying

00:37:46.560 but it's

00:37:47.080 true.

00:37:48.620 He kept

00:37:49.120 saying that

00:37:49.580 the majority

00:37:50.380 of the people

00:37:50.920 who caused

00:37:51.420 me problems

00:37:52.020 happen to

00:37:53.120 be Jewish.

00:37:54.400 So he

00:37:54.680 says,

00:37:55.020 why can't

00:37:55.440 I say

00:37:55.740 that if

00:37:56.100 it's just

00:37:56.480 true?

00:37:57.360 And Lex

00:37:57.800 is trying

00:37:58.120 to explain

00:37:58.700 that's not

00:37:59.700 the point.

00:38:00.940 The point

00:38:01.920 is not

00:38:02.220 whether it's

00:38:02.660 true.

00:38:03.580 The point

00:38:04.180 is you're

00:38:04.580 making a

00:38:04.960 statement

00:38:05.220 about all

00:38:05.920 Jews when 0.70

00:38:06.680 really they

00:38:07.140 were just

00:38:07.440 individuals who

00:38:08.260 were your

00:38:08.520 problem.

00:38:08.880 and I'm

00:38:11.000 sure he

00:38:11.360 understands

00:38:11.800 that because

00:38:13.420 anybody would

00:38:14.180 but he

00:38:16.060 refused to

00:38:17.780 sort of

00:38:18.100 acknowledge it

00:38:18.900 like to

00:38:19.480 speak it

00:38:19.980 back or

00:38:20.620 to debate

00:38:21.640 it directly.

00:38:22.840 He was

00:38:23.180 always sort

00:38:23.660 of like a

00:38:24.620 little off

00:38:25.060 the left

00:38:26.040 and Lex

00:38:27.320 to his

00:38:27.760 credit went

00:38:28.940 really hard

00:38:29.600 at him.

00:38:30.940 Like I

00:38:31.160 don't know

00:38:31.760 if I've

00:38:32.080 ever seen

00:38:32.500 anybody go

00:38:32.980 harder at

00:38:33.700 somebody in

00:38:35.100 an interview.

00:38:36.260 So Lex

00:38:36.840 props.

00:38:38.880 He went

00:38:39.420 really hard.

00:38:40.700 Now the

00:38:41.380 problem was

00:38:41.900 apparently

00:38:42.200 they're

00:38:42.460 friends.

00:38:43.680 I didn't

00:38:44.020 know that

00:38:44.400 but apparently

00:38:44.920 Lex and

00:38:45.620 Ye have

00:38:46.020 known each

00:38:46.400 other and

00:38:46.660 they're

00:38:46.760 friends.

00:38:48.320 And I

00:38:51.060 think that

00:38:51.540 maybe the

00:38:53.160 friendship or

00:38:55.160 even the

00:38:55.660 celebrity part

00:38:56.560 tends to

00:38:58.500 distort things

00:38:59.240 but it

00:39:00.280 was fascinating

00:39:01.320 to watch

00:39:01.920 Lex in

00:39:03.760 my opinion

00:39:04.340 quite

00:39:05.360 legitimately

00:39:06.000 bothered

00:39:08.020 by what

00:39:09.060 Ye said

00:39:09.660 and quite

00:39:10.680 legitimately

00:39:11.220 bothered that

00:39:12.200 Ye wouldn't

00:39:12.640 admit that

00:39:13.240 what he had

00:39:13.620 done could

00:39:14.440 have some

00:39:14.820 negative

00:39:15.120 consequences.

00:39:17.060 And yet

00:39:18.180 he kept

00:39:19.240 joking and

00:39:20.280 kept the

00:39:21.280 friendship up.

00:39:23.120 And I

00:39:24.900 guess I went

00:39:25.380 away feeling

00:39:26.020 a little

00:39:26.480 sort of

00:39:29.320 thinking about

00:39:29.840 it for a

00:39:30.160 long time

00:39:30.620 and I

00:39:30.860 said to

00:39:31.100 myself

00:39:31.440 did I

00:39:32.400 just see

00:39:32.880 the best

00:39:33.560 thing I

00:39:33.940 ever saw

00:39:34.440 which is

00:39:35.820 two people

00:39:36.340 really going

00:39:36.900 at each

00:39:37.300 other hard

00:39:37.900 and remaining

00:39:39.080 friends?

00:39:40.580 Because they

00:39:41.260 did.

00:39:42.300 They went

00:39:43.020 hard and

00:39:43.900 they stayed

00:39:45.800 friends.

00:39:47.620 Or,

00:39:48.320 no that would

00:39:48.820 be the best

00:39:49.240 case scenario

00:39:49.780 right?

00:39:50.420 Or did I

00:39:51.960 see somebody

00:39:52.600 who was an

00:39:52.940 anti-Semite

00:39:53.740 refuse to

00:39:55.300 fess up? 1.00

00:39:58.300 I feel like

00:39:59.240 it was

00:39:59.480 both.

00:40:00.640 I mean,

00:40:03.280 and let

00:40:04.720 me say

00:40:05.000 something that

00:40:05.680 I wonder

00:40:08.300 if this will

00:40:08.680 get me

00:40:09.000 cancelled.

00:40:09.680 Well,

00:40:09.900 let's see.

00:40:10.260 Let's see.

00:40:10.660 Let's see if I

00:40:11.220 get cancelled.

00:40:12.000 All right?

00:40:14.020 I am very

00:40:14.860 anti-racism.

00:40:16.980 I do not

00:40:17.700 like racists

00:40:18.420 and I

00:40:19.760 disavow them

00:40:20.520 wherever I

00:40:21.280 see them.

00:40:22.960 So,

00:40:23.600 just,

00:40:24.080 that's my

00:40:24.540 starting point,

00:40:25.180 right?

00:40:25.580 Zero,

00:40:26.220 I have zero

00:40:27.040 flexibility

00:40:28.520 on that.

00:40:29.140 Except,

00:40:31.500 there is

00:40:32.200 one exception.

00:40:33.900 There is

00:40:34.420 one person

00:40:35.140 who,

00:40:35.820 in my

00:40:36.020 opinion,

00:40:36.460 at least

00:40:36.760 was,

00:40:37.200 I don't

00:40:37.400 know if

00:40:37.580 he still

00:40:37.840 is,

00:40:38.420 but was

00:40:38.940 at one

00:40:39.260 point a

00:40:39.860 huge

00:40:40.320 racist.

00:40:42.100 And that

00:40:42.560 person,

00:40:43.900 I allowed,

00:40:45.320 I allowed

00:40:46.760 it.

00:40:47.040 And here's

00:40:47.360 why.

00:40:48.260 Because he

00:40:48.960 had been

00:40:49.360 beaten up

00:40:50.500 and mugged

00:40:51.020 repeatedly

00:40:51.620 through his

00:40:52.720 youth by

00:40:54.260 black

00:40:54.820 students,

00:40:56.040 black people

00:40:56.500 his age

00:40:56.940 usually,

00:40:57.460 and mugged

00:40:57.980 on the

00:40:58.220 streets,

00:40:58.480 and 100%

00:40:59.600 of the

00:40:59.880 crime against

00:41:00.440 him had

00:41:00.740 been by

00:41:01.060 black

00:41:01.320 people.

00:41:02.400 Literally

00:41:02.880 mugged

00:41:03.300 multiple

00:41:03.660 times by

00:41:04.320 black

00:41:04.560 people,

00:41:05.480 literally

00:41:05.900 bullied

00:41:07.180 every day

00:41:08.140 at school,

00:41:08.900 literally

00:41:09.200 smacked

00:41:09.660 around every

00:41:10.260 day at

00:41:10.580 school by

00:41:11.100 black

00:41:11.340 people.

00:41:12.320 Now,

00:41:12.720 when I

00:41:12.980 heard his

00:41:13.300 story,

00:41:13.640 this is

00:41:13.880 somebody I

00:41:14.220 went to

00:41:14.460 school with,

00:41:15.440 when I

00:41:15.780 heard his

00:41:16.080 story,

00:41:16.840 and then I

00:41:17.280 saw that

00:41:17.640 he was a

00:41:18.040 racist, 0.77

00:41:19.160 I said

00:41:19.540 to myself,

00:41:20.720 okay,

00:41:21.820 I'm going

00:41:22.160 to give

00:41:22.360 you that.

00:41:23.400 Not because

00:41:24.340 I believe

00:41:25.480 what he

00:41:25.760 believes,

00:41:26.920 you know,

00:41:27.140 that all

00:41:27.640 black people

00:41:28.180 are going

00:41:28.460 to beat

00:41:28.700 him up

00:41:28.960 or something.

00:41:29.500 I don't

00:41:29.740 believe that.

00:41:30.860 But I

00:41:31.340 believe he

00:41:31.700 earned it.

00:41:33.200 He earned

00:41:33.620 it.

00:41:34.540 Like,

00:41:34.760 he's one

00:41:35.300 person who

00:41:35.780 can say

00:41:36.280 whatever he

00:41:37.720 wants about

00:41:38.280 the people

00:41:38.820 who beat

00:41:39.200 him up,

00:41:39.540 and I'm

00:41:39.760 going to

00:41:39.860 say,

00:41:40.080 okay,

00:41:40.240 okay.

00:41:42.860 Likewise,

00:41:43.840 let's say

00:41:44.280 you've been

00:41:44.700 captured by,

00:41:46.200 you know,

00:41:47.580 some Islamic

00:41:48.720 terrorists, 0.70

00:41:49.760 and they

00:41:50.100 tortured you

00:41:50.660 for a year.

00:41:52.080 When you

00:41:52.440 got out,

00:41:53.100 if you

00:41:53.480 told me

00:41:53.800 that you

00:41:54.060 were

00:41:54.180 prejudiced

00:41:54.740 or bigoted

00:41:55.240 against that

00:41:55.860 group,

00:41:57.120 would I

00:41:57.520 say,

00:41:57.860 no,

00:41:58.180 you bigot,

00:41:58.760 you racist?

00:41:59.640 Nope.

00:42:00.340 No,

00:42:00.600 I would

00:42:00.780 say,

00:42:00.940 okay,

00:42:01.180 you earned

00:42:01.460 that.

00:42:02.320 You get

00:42:02.740 to say

00:42:03.040 that.

00:42:04.280 You alone

00:42:05.080 get to say

00:42:05.580 that.

00:42:06.000 And if

00:42:06.220 somebody else

00:42:06.680 gets tortured,

00:42:07.320 they get to

00:42:07.660 say it too.

00:42:08.460 Because that

00:42:10.040 wasn't caused

00:42:10.600 by you.

00:42:11.560 You know,

00:42:11.740 whoever

00:42:11.980 tortured you

00:42:12.600 caused you

00:42:13.140 to be that

00:42:13.560 way.

00:42:14.220 And they

00:42:14.580 got to own

00:42:14.960 that a little

00:42:15.340 bit.

00:42:15.580 so I

00:42:17.800 give people

00:42:18.280 a pass

00:42:18.740 if they

00:42:19.120 have been

00:42:19.420 absolutely,

00:42:21.420 well,

00:42:21.700 I'll give

00:42:21.940 you another

00:42:22.200 one.

00:42:23.280 You remember

00:42:23.700 when the

00:42:24.620 Japanese

00:42:25.020 Americans

00:42:25.580 were rounded

00:42:26.180 up and

00:42:26.600 put in

00:42:27.120 concentration

00:42:28.200 camps during

00:42:29.080 World War

00:42:29.500 II for

00:42:30.260 doing nothing

00:42:30.880 except existing

00:42:32.000 and being

00:42:32.400 good Americans?

00:42:34.320 If the

00:42:35.020 people who

00:42:35.420 got into

00:42:35.820 that had

00:42:36.340 a bad

00:42:36.880 feeling

00:42:37.280 about white

00:42:38.120 Americans,

00:42:39.200 would you

00:42:40.240 begrudge

00:42:40.740 that?

00:42:41.720 I wouldn't.

00:42:42.980 No,

00:42:43.260 they earned

00:42:43.860 it.

00:42:44.720 They earned

00:42:45.080 it.

00:42:45.200 They get

00:42:45.780 to say

00:42:46.120 white people

00:42:46.680 are fucking

00:42:47.340 assholes. 0.57

00:42:48.640 They can

00:42:48.980 say that

00:42:49.320 to my

00:42:49.600 face.

00:42:51.100 They can

00:42:51.500 say that

00:42:51.780 right to

00:42:52.080 me.

00:42:52.820 And I'll

00:42:53.020 say,

00:42:53.400 I will

00:42:55.180 acknowledge

00:42:55.600 that opinion.

00:42:57.400 Yep.

00:42:58.260 So,

00:42:58.880 likewise,

00:43:00.040 if my

00:43:00.420 college friend

00:43:01.100 said bad

00:43:02.140 things about

00:43:02.800 black people,

00:43:03.620 I would say,

00:43:04.260 only you can

00:43:04.820 say that

00:43:05.340 because you've

00:43:06.160 been so abused

00:43:07.040 so regularly

00:43:07.840 by exclusively

00:43:09.340 black people.

00:43:10.240 It had to do

00:43:10.920 with where he

00:43:11.360 lived.

00:43:13.160 So, yeah,

00:43:13.820 you could be

00:43:14.240 a racist.

00:43:14.680 I'm going

00:43:15.120 to let

00:43:15.280 you have

00:43:15.540 that.

00:43:17.260 Likewise,

00:43:18.020 if you

00:43:18.500 were George

00:43:19.020 Floyd's

00:43:19.500 family and

00:43:21.140 you started

00:43:21.660 hating white

00:43:22.300 people because

00:43:23.700 of what

00:43:23.980 happened to

00:43:24.440 George Floyd,

00:43:25.260 I'm going

00:43:25.600 to give you

00:43:25.920 that.

00:43:27.100 I'm going

00:43:27.460 to give you

00:43:27.780 that.

00:43:28.440 Now, I

00:43:28.860 would love

00:43:29.420 to see

00:43:30.560 anybody rise

00:43:31.260 above it.

00:43:32.860 Wouldn't

00:43:33.120 that be

00:43:33.460 inspirational?

00:43:34.600 To see

00:43:34.960 somebody say,

00:43:35.720 yes, I

00:43:36.920 earned this

00:43:37.560 bigoted feeling,

00:43:38.980 but I can

00:43:39.480 rise above it.

00:43:40.080 That would be

00:43:40.380 great.

00:43:41.100 And I would

00:43:41.480 give you extra

00:43:42.120 credit for that.

00:43:42.860 But if

00:43:44.000 you don't

00:43:44.400 feel like

00:43:44.900 it, and

00:43:45.840 you don't

00:43:46.140 want to, I'm

00:43:48.160 fine with

00:43:48.820 that.

00:43:49.520 In general, we

00:43:50.960 should all

00:43:51.360 avoid that.

00:43:53.340 But, now,

00:43:54.700 Ye tells the

00:43:56.080 story of being

00:43:56.820 continuously abused

00:43:58.520 by one group

00:43:59.300 of people.

00:43:59.680 I don't know

00:44:02.140 how to fact

00:44:02.600 check that.

00:44:03.880 I would be

00:44:04.380 surprised if

00:44:05.900 95% of his

00:44:07.480 problems were

00:44:08.120 from one

00:44:08.540 group.

00:44:09.440 But suppose

00:44:10.000 it's 70%.

00:44:11.680 Yeah.

00:44:15.920 So, to me,

00:44:17.180 it looks like

00:44:17.560 bigotry.

00:44:18.260 To me, it

00:44:18.580 looks like a

00:44:19.400 very bad idea,

00:44:20.540 what he's

00:44:20.860 doing.

00:44:21.400 I don't like

00:44:21.940 the messaging

00:44:22.400 at all.

00:44:22.820 I don't

00:44:25.340 disagree with

00:44:26.600 him not

00:44:27.000 apologizing.

00:44:29.040 Because I

00:44:29.900 think that's,

00:44:30.720 in 2022,

00:44:32.320 not apologizing

00:44:33.420 is a reasonable

00:44:34.300 strategy.

00:44:35.500 For some

00:44:35.920 people.

00:44:36.980 Not everybody.

00:44:38.660 But, you

00:44:39.340 know, I

00:44:39.660 wouldn't say

00:44:40.000 that's always

00:44:40.420 wrong.

00:44:40.960 But you do

00:44:41.360 have to

00:44:41.640 clarify.

00:44:42.720 You do

00:44:43.040 need to

00:44:43.340 clarify.

00:44:44.020 And I

00:44:44.300 think he's

00:44:45.040 intentionally

00:44:46.200 avoiding

00:44:46.840 clarification.

00:44:47.560 because he

00:44:48.720 sort of

00:44:49.000 does want

00:44:49.400 us to

00:44:49.700 think that

00:44:50.800 he has an

00:44:51.160 attitude about

00:44:51.920 the Jewish

00:44:53.180 business people

00:44:53.880 he has been

00:44:54.260 working with.

00:44:55.840 And I

00:44:58.300 would say,

00:44:59.340 if it's

00:44:59.860 true, and

00:45:00.720 this is the

00:45:01.200 fact check I

00:45:01.820 don't know,

00:45:02.840 but if it's

00:45:03.540 true that he

00:45:04.320 has been

00:45:04.680 unusually

00:45:05.420 victimized by

00:45:06.280 one group,

00:45:07.620 well, I

00:45:08.080 would personally

00:45:08.620 say I wish

00:45:09.300 we would not

00:45:09.760 treat any

00:45:10.220 group poorly,

00:45:11.640 and I don't

00:45:12.060 think it's a

00:45:12.520 representative of

00:45:13.340 the group.

00:45:14.500 I would say

00:45:15.080 I'll let him

00:45:15.640 have that.

00:45:16.880 I'm going to

00:45:17.180 let him

00:45:17.400 have it.

00:45:18.560 Same way as

00:45:19.440 if Ye had

00:45:20.400 been beaten

00:45:20.980 up every

00:45:22.440 day by

00:45:22.960 Elbonians 0.73

00:45:23.680 for a

00:45:24.280 year, even

00:45:25.840 if I think

00:45:26.360 Elbonians 0.73

00:45:26.920 are peaceful

00:45:28.000 people, I

00:45:29.640 would say

00:45:29.920 okay, Ye

00:45:31.140 can be

00:45:31.920 bigoted

00:45:32.640 against

00:45:32.960 Elbonians 0.73

00:45:33.520 because they

00:45:33.840 beat him

00:45:34.100 up every

00:45:34.420 day for

00:45:34.720 a year.

00:45:35.420 I'd be

00:45:35.740 okay with

00:45:36.100 that.

00:45:39.900 Yeah,

00:45:40.440 here's a

00:45:41.080 Dick who's

00:45:41.800 giving us

00:45:42.400 a quote.

00:45:44.140 If you

00:45:44.320 want to

00:45:44.540 know who

00:45:44.800 controls you,

00:45:45.620 find out

00:45:46.400 who you're

00:45:46.740 not allowed

00:45:47.360 to criticize.

00:45:49.220 Well, you're

00:45:49.800 not allowed

00:45:50.600 to criticize

00:45:51.080 any group.

00:45:54.380 You're not

00:45:54.960 allowed to

00:45:55.320 criticize any

00:45:56.000 group.

00:45:57.860 Is there

00:45:58.420 any group

00:45:58.780 you can

00:45:59.020 criticize?

00:45:59.260 Well, white 0.82

00:45:59.640 people, white

00:46:00.420 males.

00:46:01.620 I guess you

00:46:02.300 can criticize

00:46:02.620 white men

00:46:03.480 still.

00:46:03.840 Can you

00:46:08.600 believe that

00:46:09.380 the GOP is

00:46:10.300 so bad at

00:46:11.100 dirty tricks that

00:46:12.780 they have not

00:46:13.340 yet hired

00:46:14.000 actors to

00:46:15.300 dress up

00:46:15.800 as Nazis 0.76

00:46:16.360 and attend

00:46:16.980 all Democrat

00:46:17.580 meetings and

00:46:20.200 rallies?

00:46:22.060 Now, you

00:46:22.560 say to

00:46:22.860 yourself,

00:46:23.380 but Scott,

00:46:24.640 it would be

00:46:25.160 obvious immediately

00:46:26.140 that it was a

00:46:26.840 dirty trick.

00:46:28.320 Yeah.

00:46:29.680 No problem.

00:46:31.160 Do it

00:46:31.500 anyway.

00:46:32.740 And not

00:46:33.800 only should you

00:46:34.400 do it, but

00:46:35.440 every single

00:46:36.100 person, every

00:46:36.800 one of the

00:46:37.080 actors should

00:46:37.620 wear a little

00:46:38.100 fake Hitler

00:46:38.980 mustache.

00:46:39.460 actually wear

00:46:41.980 SS outfits.

00:46:44.700 Just go to

00:46:45.940 the point where

00:46:46.460 it's obvious.

00:46:47.720 It's obvious

00:46:48.520 it's a dirty

00:46:49.140 trick.

00:46:50.040 You want all

00:46:50.820 the Republicans

00:46:51.380 to laugh when

00:46:52.300 they see it.

00:46:53.440 You go, oh,

00:46:53.840 that's obviously

00:46:54.400 our guys.

00:46:56.000 And then make

00:46:56.720 them run it on

00:46:57.380 the news over

00:46:58.020 and over again.

00:46:59.000 And you know

00:46:59.360 what the news

00:46:59.780 would do?

00:47:01.320 The news

00:47:02.040 would run it

00:47:02.660 as a hoax.

00:47:03.980 They'd say,

00:47:04.440 well, look at

00:47:05.540 these people

00:47:06.060 trying this trick

00:47:06.920 again.

00:47:07.840 Look at this

00:47:08.360 trick they're

00:47:08.800 trying.

00:47:09.120 We know

00:47:09.600 these are

00:47:09.940 just Republicans

00:47:10.600 dressing up

00:47:11.300 as Hitler 0.90

00:47:11.720 and attending

00:47:12.460 Democrat

00:47:13.720 things.

00:47:14.560 But here's

00:47:15.080 the problem.

00:47:16.500 People are

00:47:16.960 visual.

00:47:18.760 If you show

00:47:19.680 enough Democrat

00:47:20.880 rallies with

00:47:21.600 people wearing

00:47:22.280 Hitler outfits,

00:47:24.900 it doesn't

00:47:25.340 matter how many

00:47:25.880 times you say

00:47:26.420 it's a joke.

00:47:27.600 People will

00:47:28.200 remember Hitler 0.91

00:47:29.080 and Democrats

00:47:29.980 associated.

00:47:32.120 So I'm just

00:47:33.880 surprised they

00:47:34.400 haven't tried

00:47:34.840 that.

00:47:35.180 I suppose you

00:47:35.580 get killed 0.81

00:47:36.040 if you dressed

00:47:36.700 as a Nazi

00:47:37.260 and went to

00:47:37.640 a Democrat

00:47:38.100 rally.

00:47:39.620 So maybe

00:47:40.060 the fact

00:47:40.380 that you

00:47:40.580 would get

00:47:40.840 killed

00:47:41.300 would be

00:47:42.720 the limitation.

00:47:46.740 Democrats

00:47:47.220 plan to

00:47:47.900 steal the

00:47:48.280 next election,

00:47:49.020 which I

00:47:49.240 didn't know

00:47:49.560 until Hillary 1.00

00:47:50.720 Clinton told

00:47:51.480 us directly.

00:47:52.740 Now, if

00:47:53.660 you've been

00:47:53.920 watching lately,

00:47:54.660 you know that

00:47:55.120 the way the

00:47:55.820 Democrats work

00:47:56.720 is if they're

00:47:57.920 planning to

00:47:59.140 rob a bank,

00:48:01.880 they will

00:48:02.240 start by

00:48:02.960 phase one,

00:48:04.580 blame the

00:48:05.500 Republicans

00:48:05.980 of robbing

00:48:06.700 that bank

00:48:07.280 or planning

00:48:08.520 to rob the

00:48:09.020 bank.

00:48:09.620 So that when

00:48:10.160 they do

00:48:10.440 rob the

00:48:10.840 bank,

00:48:11.520 they've

00:48:11.740 already primed

00:48:12.500 you that

00:48:12.960 it's the

00:48:13.360 Republicans,

00:48:13.900 they're the

00:48:14.140 bank robbers.

00:48:15.220 We told you

00:48:15.820 these Republicans

00:48:16.540 we're going to

00:48:16.980 rob that bank

00:48:17.620 and sure

00:48:17.960 enough,

00:48:18.660 the money's

00:48:19.120 gone from

00:48:19.500 the bank.

00:48:19.980 Who else

00:48:20.300 could it be?

00:48:22.340 But also,

00:48:24.460 so here's what

00:48:25.480 she says.

00:48:26.860 Hillary Clinton

00:48:27.620 said right-wing

00:48:28.840 extremists,

00:48:29.700 she did a

00:48:30.220 video of this,

00:48:32.140 right-wing

00:48:32.500 extremists

00:48:33.060 already have

00:48:33.580 a plan to

00:48:34.240 literally steal

00:48:35.460 the next

00:48:35.900 presidential

00:48:36.420 election.

00:48:38.480 Literally

00:48:38.960 steal it.

00:48:41.380 Do you know

00:48:41.840 what she means

00:48:42.260 by that?

00:48:44.120 Means working

00:48:45.040 hard to

00:48:45.940 elect the

00:48:47.680 right people

00:48:48.260 in the

00:48:48.900 local areas,

00:48:51.120 Republicans,

00:48:52.040 and that

00:48:53.260 those Republicans

00:48:53.920 would do

00:48:54.440 Republican things

00:48:55.340 and change

00:48:56.680 the rules

00:48:57.180 in a way

00:48:57.620 that would

00:48:59.180 steal the

00:48:59.660 election,

00:49:00.380 according to

00:49:00.780 Hillary.

00:49:01.540 Well,

00:49:01.880 now that we

00:49:02.320 know their

00:49:02.820 playbook,

00:49:03.840 the fact that

00:49:04.480 she's warning

00:49:05.020 this directly

00:49:05.860 in advance

00:49:06.580 tells you

00:49:07.140 that the

00:49:07.480 Democrats

00:49:07.820 are definitely

00:49:08.580 planning to

00:49:09.180 steal the

00:49:09.540 election.

00:49:11.500 And she's

00:49:12.220 trying to

00:49:12.620 make you

00:49:12.960 think that

00:49:13.500 Republicans

00:49:14.000 are election

00:49:14.680 stealers,

00:49:15.600 so that it

00:49:16.380 won't be so

00:49:16.840 obvious when

00:49:17.360 they do it.

00:49:18.740 Now,

00:49:19.040 you all know

00:49:19.700 the play

00:49:20.040 now,

00:49:20.300 right?

00:49:21.620 It used

00:49:22.340 to be I

00:49:22.740 thought this

00:49:23.140 was a

00:49:23.460 coincidence.

00:49:24.820 Like,

00:49:25.080 well,

00:49:25.200 that's a

00:49:25.480 coincidence.

00:49:26.580 It feels

00:49:27.140 like they

00:49:27.560 did the same

00:49:28.160 thing that

00:49:28.520 they accused

00:49:28.980 somebody.

00:49:29.980 That's probably

00:49:30.480 just a

00:49:30.820 coincidence.

00:49:31.120 no,

00:49:32.120 it's not

00:49:32.380 a

00:49:32.500 coincidence.

00:49:34.000 This is a

00:49:34.880 plan.

00:49:36.560 They're

00:49:37.080 broadcasting

00:49:37.680 this as

00:49:38.460 clearly as

00:49:39.100 you could.

00:49:40.080 They are

00:49:40.420 broadcasting

00:49:41.000 that the

00:49:41.500 Democrats

00:49:41.900 plan to

00:49:42.560 cheat,

00:49:43.440 and they

00:49:43.660 plan to,

00:49:44.320 you know,

00:49:45.680 they plan to

00:49:47.620 brand the

00:49:49.200 Republicans as

00:49:50.160 election deniers

00:49:51.040 or election

00:49:51.860 cheats or

00:49:52.420 whatever,

00:49:52.760 if they lose.

00:49:53.760 If they win,

00:49:54.740 everything will

00:49:55.160 be fine.

00:49:55.540 it's funny

00:49:58.980 that we can

00:49:59.400 see this

00:49:59.820 coming and

00:50:00.880 it doesn't

00:50:01.240 make any

00:50:01.640 difference.

00:50:02.300 It's just

00:50:02.680 going to

00:50:02.900 come anyway.

00:50:05.560 So that

00:50:06.180 same video I

00:50:06.820 was talking

00:50:07.120 about where

00:50:07.520 she talked

00:50:08.660 about this

00:50:09.500 upcoming

00:50:10.640 election

00:50:11.280 stealing,

00:50:12.800 it took

00:50:13.820 all of

00:50:14.500 less than

00:50:15.120 one day

00:50:15.740 and probably

00:50:16.140 just a few

00:50:16.700 hours where

00:50:17.980 somebody took

00:50:18.580 that video,

00:50:19.240 the real

00:50:19.540 video of

00:50:20.240 Clinton

00:50:21.020 talking,

00:50:22.340 and must

00:50:23.040 have run it

00:50:23.500 through some

00:50:23.840 kind of an

00:50:24.220 AI engine

00:50:25.680 and changed

00:50:26.920 it to,

00:50:27.680 it's still

00:50:28.120 Hillary Clinton

00:50:28.940 talking,

00:50:29.900 except her

00:50:30.500 face has

00:50:31.120 extreme sadness.

00:50:33.060 She looks like 0.55

00:50:33.800 she was about

00:50:34.240 ready to cry,

00:50:35.720 but she still 0.98

00:50:36.660 says the same 0.76

00:50:37.320 words and it's

00:50:37.960 still her and

00:50:38.640 it looks exactly

00:50:39.420 like her.

00:50:40.600 Because it is

00:50:41.100 her.

00:50:41.780 It's just the

00:50:42.300 only thing they

00:50:42.900 changed was her

00:50:43.600 facial expression

00:50:44.360 a little bit,

00:50:45.480 so that she

00:50:46.020 looks like,

00:50:46.580 uh,

00:50:47.300 uh,

00:50:48.260 instead of,

00:50:48.940 uh,

00:50:49.900 her usual

00:50:50.420 angry,

00:50:51.360 stern look.

00:50:52.600 And,

00:50:52.960 do you know

00:50:55.060 how much

00:50:55.380 problems that's

00:50:56.180 going to be?

00:50:56.840 I mean,

00:50:57.140 it's enough

00:50:57.740 of a problem

00:50:58.300 that you can

00:50:58.800 create a whole

00:50:59.440 person who

00:51:01.340 doesn't exist

00:51:02.060 and have them

00:51:02.540 say stuff.

00:51:03.440 But at the

00:51:03.980 moment,

00:51:04.320 we can still

00:51:04.820 detect that.

00:51:06.240 This change

00:51:07.260 of her facial

00:51:08.260 expression,

00:51:09.720 I think you

00:51:10.440 can make that

00:51:10.980 undetectable.

00:51:12.380 Because they

00:51:12.900 did us a

00:51:13.880 favor and they

00:51:14.600 went far

00:51:15.180 enough with

00:51:15.680 the change

00:51:16.280 that you

00:51:16.960 could detect

00:51:17.500 it.

00:51:18.040 Like you

00:51:18.360 could pick

00:51:18.700 it up right

00:51:19.080 away.

00:51:19.860 But suppose

00:51:20.420 you had done

00:51:20.940 20% of that

00:51:21.900 change.

00:51:22.960 20% of

00:51:24.460 it would

00:51:24.760 make her

00:51:25.540 look sort

00:51:26.720 of monstrous

00:51:27.460 and it

00:51:28.880 would make

00:51:29.220 the message

00:51:30.200 that she

00:51:30.540 said just

00:51:31.200 sound all

00:51:31.640 wrong because

00:51:32.720 of the

00:51:32.960 monstrous

00:51:33.460 look.

00:51:34.200 And I

00:51:34.400 don't know

00:51:34.720 that you

00:51:35.000 would be

00:51:35.400 able to

00:51:35.720 detect it.

00:51:37.100 You

00:51:37.220 could just

00:51:37.900 tweak her

00:51:38.480 20% and

00:51:40.180 make a

00:51:41.500 happy expression

00:51:42.320 look like

00:51:42.840 an evil

00:51:43.400 smile.

00:51:44.800 Like it's

00:51:45.460 so easy to

00:51:46.520 just tweak

00:51:47.420 it a little

00:51:47.860 bit.

00:51:48.460 And I

00:51:48.740 think that's

00:51:49.100 really something

00:51:49.900 to be afraid

00:51:50.480 of.

00:51:50.760 Because that's

00:51:52.520 this next

00:51:53.020 cycle.

00:51:53.960 I'm not

00:51:54.320 talking like

00:51:55.160 next year.

00:51:56.340 This is

00:51:56.700 something you

00:51:57.040 could do

00:51:57.280 right now.

00:51:58.160 So you

00:51:58.540 could take

00:51:58.900 anybody's

00:51:59.420 speech and

00:51:59.980 make them

00:52:00.360 just 20%

00:52:01.600 more unhappy,

00:52:02.800 evil,

00:52:03.680 negative.

00:52:04.820 A huge

00:52:05.480 difference to

00:52:06.060 how people

00:52:06.400 will perceive

00:52:06.900 that.

00:52:07.820 I don't

00:52:08.140 know what

00:52:08.340 we're going

00:52:08.560 to do about

00:52:08.900 that.

00:52:09.100 We probably

00:52:09.340 need some

00:52:09.680 laws.

00:52:14.520 Always

00:52:14.920 need more

00:52:15.300 laws.

00:52:15.800 I saw

00:52:19.340 Rich

00:52:19.620 Barris,

00:52:21.000 well known

00:52:21.660 as the

00:52:22.120 People's

00:52:22.500 Pundit on

00:52:23.160 Twitter.

00:52:24.840 And he

00:52:26.620 notes that

00:52:27.100 there's a

00:52:27.540 Democrat

00:52:27.860 operative on

00:52:28.620 CNN who

00:52:29.860 is citing

00:52:30.400 a CNN

00:52:31.020 poll that

00:52:34.500 the elections

00:52:36.640 are going to

00:52:36.960 be really

00:52:37.260 close.

00:52:40.100 So most

00:52:41.680 of the

00:52:41.940 polls show

00:52:42.600 there should

00:52:43.120 be some

00:52:43.480 kind of a

00:52:43.880 red wave.

00:52:44.480 But how

00:52:46.000 could you

00:52:46.440 cheat if

00:52:47.900 all of the

00:52:48.520 polls said

00:52:51.200 Republicans are

00:52:52.000 going to win

00:52:52.360 everything and

00:52:53.020 then they

00:52:53.300 don't?

00:52:55.540 It's hard to

00:52:56.320 cheat in that

00:52:56.840 situation.

00:52:58.060 So what they

00:52:58.500 need is at

00:52:59.040 least one

00:52:59.560 poll that

00:53:00.960 says it was

00:53:01.520 close all

00:53:02.280 along and

00:53:03.620 then when they

00:53:04.160 cheat,

00:53:04.780 hypothetically,

00:53:06.340 then the

00:53:06.720 actual result

00:53:07.420 will be so

00:53:07.940 close to the

00:53:08.680 fake poll,

00:53:09.900 they'll say,

00:53:10.460 well this is

00:53:10.980 totally expected.

00:53:13.060 This poll said

00:53:14.040 this would be

00:53:14.460 the outcome,

00:53:15.080 there's the

00:53:15.380 outcome.

00:53:16.160 Obviously the

00:53:16.880 other polls are

00:53:17.680 biased, this

00:53:18.740 was the good

00:53:19.240 poll, so CNN

00:53:20.960 got it right and

00:53:21.660 everybody got it

00:53:22.260 wrong.

00:53:23.740 And Rich

00:53:24.280 Barris is

00:53:24.920 warning us that

00:53:26.760 it's sort of

00:53:27.320 obvious that

00:53:27.960 they're setting

00:53:28.380 this up.

00:53:29.360 They're setting

00:53:30.060 up the fake

00:53:30.700 polls so that

00:53:31.380 they have an

00:53:32.120 out when they

00:53:32.900 cheat.

00:53:35.320 Do you

00:53:35.880 believe that?

00:53:36.960 Or is that

00:53:37.500 too far?

00:53:39.020 Is that a

00:53:39.680 little too

00:53:40.220 far?

00:53:40.500 Not in

00:53:42.640 2022.

00:53:44.560 Again, three

00:53:45.340 years ago I

00:53:46.020 would have

00:53:46.180 said, no,

00:53:47.480 that's a

00:53:47.840 little too

00:53:48.120 far.

00:53:49.000 That's a

00:53:49.340 little conspiracy

00:53:50.040 theory.

00:53:51.280 You know, I'm

00:53:51.940 not sure I

00:53:52.340 would go that

00:53:52.780 far.

00:53:54.140 Now I don't

00:53:54.560 know if it's

00:53:54.960 true, but they

00:53:57.060 would definitely

00:53:57.620 go that far.

00:53:59.140 That question is

00:54:00.160 asked and

00:54:00.760 answered.

00:54:01.680 Yes, they

00:54:02.660 would definitely

00:54:03.160 do this

00:54:03.620 intentionally right

00:54:04.440 in front of

00:54:04.840 you.

00:54:04.940 I don't know

00:54:06.120 if they are.

00:54:07.320 Sure looks like

00:54:08.140 it.

00:54:10.800 All right.

00:54:12.140 I've told you

00:54:13.020 before, one of

00:54:14.360 my best persuasion

00:54:15.260 tips is the

00:54:16.760 best graphic

00:54:17.720 wins, right?

00:54:19.760 I would argue

00:54:20.780 that climate

00:54:21.360 change, the

00:54:22.280 entire topic of

00:54:23.380 it, is hugely

00:54:24.740 influenced by the

00:54:26.180 hockey stick

00:54:26.900 graph because it

00:54:28.640 was simple to

00:54:29.300 understand and

00:54:30.720 after a while

00:54:32.160 everybody saw

00:54:32.820 it.

00:54:35.120 So whoever

00:54:35.920 has the, let's

00:54:37.400 say, the

00:54:37.840 champion

00:54:38.440 graphic ends

00:54:40.220 up owning the

00:54:40.900 conversation.

00:54:42.460 So if you

00:54:43.180 can find a

00:54:43.800 situation that

00:54:44.540 does not yet

00:54:45.140 have a graphic

00:54:45.920 and you can

00:54:47.200 provide it, well

00:54:48.540 then you own

00:54:49.040 the situation.

00:54:50.340 And there's a

00:54:51.120 graphic that's

00:54:51.760 missing from the

00:54:52.980 election process

00:54:53.900 that is so

00:54:54.960 obvious.

00:54:55.920 Now I used to

00:54:56.500 do this for a

00:54:57.060 living, which

00:54:57.600 was draw

00:54:59.040 pictures on

00:54:59.860 PowerPoint that

00:55:01.280 showed a

00:55:02.000 system or

00:55:02.780 clearly showed a

00:55:04.140 complicated thing

00:55:05.060 in its simplest

00:55:06.060 form.

00:55:06.460 And I can

00:55:07.740 tell you that

00:55:08.340 if I worked

00:55:09.240 closer to

00:55:12.340 this stuff,

00:55:13.200 what I would

00:55:13.820 have done is

00:55:14.400 I would have

00:55:14.740 created an

00:55:15.440 infographic, in

00:55:16.800 other words, a

00:55:17.520 picture, that

00:55:18.720 showed in boxes

00:55:19.800 each of the

00:55:20.920 steps of the

00:55:21.560 election.

00:55:22.540 So box number

00:55:23.240 one would be

00:55:24.100 voter pulls a

00:55:26.200 lever in the

00:55:27.680 voting booth.

00:55:28.180 and then that

00:55:29.860 box would say

00:55:30.640 it would have

00:55:31.740 a little note

00:55:33.860 on it about

00:55:34.900 whether that

00:55:35.460 could be

00:55:35.780 audited.

00:55:37.320 Now I'm not

00:55:37.840 sure you need

00:55:38.320 it, but could

00:55:40.480 you tell, for

00:55:41.120 example, that the

00:55:42.100 lever pulled is

00:55:43.840 the same as the

00:55:45.200 vote count for

00:55:46.620 that machine?

00:55:47.560 Is that

00:55:48.100 auditable?

00:55:49.140 If it is, say

00:55:50.160 yes, auditable,

00:55:51.900 and instantly

00:55:52.640 maybe.

00:55:53.560 Then what's the

00:55:54.160 next step?

00:55:55.260 What happens to

00:55:56.060 the vote once it's

00:55:56.840 in the machine?

00:55:59.500 Or there's a

00:56:00.660 physical ballot.

00:56:02.220 Like what is the

00:56:03.020 steps?

00:56:03.300 Who hands it to

00:56:04.080 whom?

00:56:05.320 What machine does

00:56:06.240 it go into?

00:56:07.860 And then after

00:56:08.600 the machine, where

00:56:09.260 does it go?

00:56:10.600 And then how does

00:56:11.240 that data get from

00:56:12.320 that machine to

00:56:13.220 the big data in

00:56:14.480 the sky?

00:56:15.800 Now if you drew

00:56:16.740 a picture of all

00:56:17.520 those steps, you

00:56:19.040 could label each

00:56:19.960 step as to

00:56:21.420 whether or not it

00:56:22.060 could be audited

00:56:24.360 and whether it

00:56:25.960 could be instantly

00:56:26.580 audited or might

00:56:27.760 be like weeks.

00:56:29.460 Wouldn't you

00:56:29.920 like to know

00:56:30.580 to see the

00:56:31.320 picture of all

00:56:31.980 the election

00:56:32.480 steps and

00:56:33.780 to have, let's

00:56:34.680 say, a

00:56:34.940 color-coded

00:56:35.620 green for all

00:56:37.820 the ones that

00:56:38.300 you can audit

00:56:38.920 easily, and

00:56:40.200 then red for

00:56:41.140 any area in

00:56:42.240 which we don't

00:56:42.920 audit or

00:56:43.440 couldn't?

00:56:45.040 Would it all

00:56:45.720 be green?

00:56:47.720 Because

00:56:48.160 Democrats would 0.89

00:56:49.660 say, well,

00:56:50.300 there's no point

00:56:50.860 in that, it's

00:56:51.340 all green.

00:56:52.740 Would it be?

00:56:53.400 I don't

00:56:55.340 think so.

00:56:56.900 I don't

00:56:57.260 think so.

00:56:58.580 I don't

00:56:58.880 think it

00:56:59.200 would all

00:56:59.380 be green.

00:57:00.260 Whoever

00:57:00.660 could produce

00:57:01.440 that picture,

00:57:02.480 and there

00:57:02.700 would be a

00:57:03.020 different picture

00:57:03.600 for each

00:57:04.100 state, right?

00:57:05.160 Because states

00:57:05.700 do it differently.

00:57:06.620 Some have

00:57:07.080 paper ballots,

00:57:08.040 some, well, I

00:57:08.960 don't know.

00:57:09.420 But there's

00:57:09.740 some difference.

00:57:10.400 Some use

00:57:10.740 machines, some

00:57:11.400 don't.

00:57:12.220 So you should

00:57:13.760 have one of

00:57:14.600 these for each

00:57:15.100 of the battleground

00:57:16.060 states, and that

00:57:17.980 picture should be

00:57:18.680 very clearly, this

00:57:20.220 we can be sure

00:57:21.000 of, this we can

00:57:21.840 be sure of, this

00:57:23.280 is invisible to

00:57:24.300 us.

00:57:24.920 If anything bad

00:57:25.860 happened in this

00:57:26.580 little box, there

00:57:27.780 isn't any way to

00:57:28.600 know.

00:57:30.800 Wouldn't you like

00:57:31.520 to see that?

00:57:33.620 It would change

00:57:34.540 my whole opinion

00:57:35.340 of 2020 if

00:57:38.000 somebody credible

00:57:38.900 put that

00:57:39.380 together, and

00:57:40.580 it was all

00:57:40.980 green.

00:57:42.120 So, yeah,

00:57:42.580 actually, every

00:57:43.520 part of this is

00:57:44.180 auditable, and

00:57:45.380 we did, in

00:57:46.060 fact, audit every

00:57:47.020 part of this.

00:57:48.200 And all those

00:57:48.780 places that looked

00:57:49.540 weird, it was

00:57:50.560 just because it

00:57:51.120 was like,

00:57:51.840 pandemic rule

00:57:52.940 changes, but

00:57:54.080 nothing illegal.

00:57:55.720 You know, it

00:57:56.040 was just stuff

00:57:56.520 that was

00:57:57.980 unusual, but

00:57:59.360 not illegal.

00:58:02.240 So, think

00:58:05.360 about this.

00:58:06.260 How hard

00:58:07.000 would it be for

00:58:07.660 somebody who

00:58:08.220 knew that

00:58:08.780 information to

00:58:09.520 create that

00:58:10.040 picture?

00:58:11.200 And I think

00:58:11.560 the answer is

00:58:12.120 if you were a

00:58:13.340 person who knew

00:58:14.020 how the things

00:58:14.600 worked, you

00:58:15.620 could probably

00:58:15.980 do that pretty

00:58:16.460 easily.

00:58:17.820 Ten minutes?

00:58:18.960 Maybe ten

00:58:19.440 minutes on the

00:58:19.940 back of a

00:58:20.320 napkin?

00:58:20.640 And yet, we

00:58:22.040 haven't seen

00:58:22.460 one, have 0.67

00:58:22.800 you?

00:58:23.500 Have you ever

00:58:23.940 seen any news

00:58:24.720 report anywhere,

00:58:26.280 print, TV,

00:58:28.360 internet, that

00:58:29.620 shows you a

00:58:30.120 picture of the

00:58:30.580 process and

00:58:31.960 then which

00:58:32.280 parts are

00:58:32.680 auditable?

00:58:34.220 Now, is that

00:58:34.840 not the most

00:58:35.740 useful thing that

00:58:36.680 you could have?

00:58:39.380 What would be

00:58:40.140 more useful than

00:58:40.980 that for a

00:58:43.060 country that

00:58:43.560 can't decide if

00:58:44.300 our elections are

00:58:44.980 even fair?

00:58:46.540 Nothing.

00:58:46.900 somebody's saying

00:58:49.340 it's genius, but

00:58:50.220 no, that's the

00:58:51.120 opposite of what's

00:58:52.040 happening here.

00:58:53.320 If you think

00:58:54.120 that's a brilliant

00:58:54.760 idea, let me

00:58:57.200 add some

00:58:58.960 humility.

00:59:00.080 It's not

00:59:00.560 brilliant.

00:59:01.500 It's exactly

00:59:02.160 what every

00:59:03.060 person in

00:59:03.900 corporate America

00:59:04.580 would have

00:59:04.980 done.

00:59:06.740 If this were

00:59:07.740 my job, if I

00:59:09.540 were in charge

00:59:09.980 of this and

00:59:10.380 it was just

00:59:10.720 within a

00:59:11.420 corporation, my

00:59:13.240 CEO would fire

00:59:14.900 me if I

00:59:15.900 didn't produce

00:59:16.420 that picture.

00:59:18.340 Right?

00:59:19.340 Anybody who's

00:59:19.980 worked in a

00:59:20.440 big company, and

00:59:21.700 let's say there

00:59:22.140 were all kinds

00:59:22.580 of questions

00:59:23.260 about parts of

00:59:24.540 the process, if

00:59:25.660 you couldn't

00:59:26.120 produce that

00:59:26.680 picture and

00:59:27.140 put it on one

00:59:27.760 slide for the

00:59:28.480 CEO, your

00:59:29.720 ass is fired. 0.73

00:59:31.300 It's the most

00:59:31.800 obvious, basic,

00:59:33.500 ordinary thing

00:59:35.320 you would do.

00:59:35.920 You would make

00:59:36.440 that picture, and

00:59:37.800 you would find

00:59:38.220 out where the

00:59:38.620 problems are, and

00:59:39.180 then you'd deal

00:59:39.760 with those

00:59:40.020 problems.

00:59:41.000 But the fact

00:59:41.740 that the

00:59:42.080 government doesn't

00:59:42.820 do it is not

00:59:44.120 because I'm

00:59:44.860 a genius, and

00:59:45.580 they're not.

00:59:46.820 I'd love you to

00:59:47.680 believe that.

00:59:48.540 The reason the

00:59:49.300 government's not

00:59:49.900 doing it is they

00:59:52.480 don't want you to

00:59:52.980 know.

00:59:54.600 They don't want

00:59:55.340 you to know.

00:59:56.740 What else could

00:59:57.440 it be?

00:59:59.140 Because they

00:59:59.720 definitely know

01:00:00.280 how to do it, and

01:00:01.700 there are

01:00:01.940 certainly enough

01:00:02.600 ex-corporate

01:00:03.920 people who would

01:00:04.720 know that that's

01:00:05.360 the basic thing

01:00:06.080 you do.

01:00:06.740 The most basic

01:00:07.760 thing you do.

01:00:09.380 They know that.

01:00:10.820 Not every person

01:00:11.720 has corporate

01:00:12.440 experience, but

01:00:13.240 enough of them

01:00:13.860 that somebody

01:00:15.360 would have

01:00:15.720 done it, even

01:00:16.300 if the boss

01:00:16.880 didn't tell

01:00:17.280 them to.

01:00:18.020 There should

01:00:18.440 be somebody

01:00:19.060 who knows

01:00:19.540 something about

01:00:20.280 these systems,

01:00:21.380 even a junior

01:00:22.180 member, who

01:00:23.500 could just draw

01:00:24.080 the picture and

01:00:24.740 tweet it.

01:00:26.140 Once it's on

01:00:26.840 Twitter, we'll

01:00:27.500 make sure people

01:00:28.280 see it.

01:00:29.740 So if you know

01:00:30.980 how to do

01:00:31.440 that, if you

01:00:33.120 know anybody who

01:00:33.720 knows how to

01:00:34.160 do it, draw

01:00:35.280 me a picture,

01:00:36.580 color code it,

01:00:37.880 and we'll argue

01:00:38.880 about it because

01:00:39.420 people will say,

01:00:40.200 oh, you got that

01:00:40.720 one wrong, or you

01:00:42.040 should add a box,

01:00:42.760 or whatever, but

01:00:43.380 let's fight it

01:00:44.780 out.

01:00:45.620 Put it on one

01:00:46.860 page for, let's

01:00:49.640 just say, one

01:00:50.520 area, because it

01:00:51.560 would be different

01:00:51.960 for each area.

01:00:52.700 Just do one

01:00:53.280 area, and we'll

01:00:54.300 take a look at

01:00:54.920 it.

01:00:56.180 Okay?

01:00:59.460 How many had

01:01:00.560 your mind blown

01:01:01.540 by realizing that

01:01:03.680 that's the most

01:01:04.240 obvious thing and

01:01:05.120 nobody's doing it?

01:01:07.180 It's kind of

01:01:07.820 mind-blowing,

01:01:08.320 isn't it?

01:01:08.600 If you don't

01:01:09.840 think of it, you

01:01:11.040 don't notice it,

01:01:12.380 because it's the

01:01:13.420 dog-not-barking

01:01:14.240 situation.

01:01:15.020 You don't notice

01:01:15.660 what isn't there

01:01:16.400 as easily as

01:01:17.260 what is there.

01:01:18.380 Yeah.

01:01:19.120 Once you realize

01:01:19.980 how easy it would

01:01:20.980 be to inform the

01:01:22.740 country of what

01:01:23.440 the real situation

01:01:24.260 is, what's our

01:01:24.960 real risk with

01:01:25.680 these elections,

01:01:27.120 once you know

01:01:27.620 how easy it would

01:01:28.220 be, you have to

01:01:29.380 know it's

01:01:29.700 intentional that

01:01:30.400 they don't tell

01:01:30.880 you.

01:01:31.780 And it must be

01:01:32.720 intentional on

01:01:33.380 both Republican and

01:01:34.380 Democrat sides,

01:01:35.660 which means that

01:01:36.600 they both expect

01:01:37.640 some advantage

01:01:39.240 from cheating.

01:01:40.880 I don't know

01:01:41.300 how else you

01:01:41.800 could...

01:01:42.880 Let me say that

01:01:43.640 more directly.

01:01:44.580 I assume both

01:01:46.340 Democrats and

01:01:47.140 Republicans are

01:01:49.740 hoping to cheat.

01:01:52.280 I don't know

01:01:53.140 that, but I

01:01:55.060 think that both

01:01:55.700 sides believe that

01:01:56.600 their own side

01:01:57.220 cheats, and that

01:01:58.740 both sides would

01:01:59.400 be happy if their

01:02:00.180 own side cheated

01:02:00.900 successfully.

01:02:02.780 Not every person,

01:02:03.960 right?

01:02:04.120 We're all different,

01:02:04.680 but there are

01:02:04.980 probably plenty of

01:02:05.840 people who would

01:02:06.280 fall into that

01:02:06.880 category.

01:02:07.640 All right, so

01:02:10.420 Best Graphic

01:02:11.140 Wins is some

01:02:12.640 of the strongest

01:02:13.360 persuasion advice

01:02:14.400 you will ever

01:02:15.480 hear in your

01:02:16.280 life.

01:02:17.200 Have you seen

01:02:17.760 how my 16

01:02:20.120 hoaxes on my

01:02:22.400 hoax quiz?

01:02:23.280 Most of you

01:02:23.820 have seen that.

01:02:24.640 So I created a

01:02:25.400 little graphic of

01:02:26.900 just bullet points,

01:02:28.740 16 bullet points

01:02:29.740 of known

01:02:30.740 hoaxes.

01:02:32.760 Now, have you

01:02:33.580 seen how

01:02:34.040 effectively that

01:02:35.260 shuts down a

01:02:36.080 conversation on

01:02:36.840 Twitter?

01:02:37.720 Has anybody

01:02:38.140 noticed it?

01:02:39.600 Like, you stick

01:02:40.420 that thing into a 0.56

01:02:41.260 conversation on

01:02:42.020 Twitter, and the

01:02:43.440 Democrats just run

01:02:44.320 away.

01:02:45.300 Or worse, they 0.97

01:02:47.080 argue the ones

01:02:47.900 that are obviously

01:02:48.660 hoaxes are real.

01:02:50.200 And that's fun,

01:02:50.980 too.

01:02:51.500 Because you know

01:02:52.280 that when they're

01:02:52.740 arguing, oh, that

01:02:53.640 number five is real,

01:02:55.780 they've already,

01:02:56.680 you've already,

01:02:58.560 well, I don't know

01:03:00.280 if you understood

01:03:00.960 the brilliance of

01:03:02.340 this, but by

01:03:03.840 making it 16

01:03:04.900 things, people

01:03:07.140 will tend to

01:03:07.760 say, four of

01:03:09.180 those are

01:03:09.500 definitely true.

01:03:11.600 Which means

01:03:12.360 what?

01:03:13.640 That they

01:03:14.240 agreed 12 of

01:03:15.060 them were fake.

01:03:16.500 That's what you

01:03:17.240 wanted.

01:03:18.060 So you don't

01:03:18.660 care that they

01:03:19.200 argue a few of

01:03:19.940 them are true

01:03:20.520 incorrectly.

01:03:22.060 They'd be wrong

01:03:22.840 about that.

01:03:23.900 But they have

01:03:25.860 to come away

01:03:26.420 from that process

01:03:27.200 thinking, oh,

01:03:28.720 shoot, I'm on

01:03:30.720 the team that

01:03:31.380 created at least

01:03:32.180 12 hoaxes that

01:03:33.220 even I agree are

01:03:33.960 hoaxes.

01:03:34.800 But those four,

01:03:36.420 I still think

01:03:37.140 those four are

01:03:37.740 real.

01:03:38.700 They're not.

01:03:40.220 So there's my

01:03:41.580 example.

01:03:43.060 Did you notice

01:03:44.040 how effective it

01:03:44.940 was?

01:03:45.700 Now, even though

01:03:46.220 that's just words,

01:03:47.560 the fact that I

01:03:48.240 put it as a

01:03:48.780 graphic and not

01:03:49.580 text, so you

01:03:50.700 can just paste

01:03:51.600 it in, it

01:03:53.500 totally worked.

01:03:55.180 You can see the

01:03:56.320 power of the

01:03:56.860 graphic.

01:03:57.320 Whoever has the

01:03:57.820 best graphic

01:03:58.280 wins.

01:03:59.680 And that will

01:04:00.600 be true through

01:04:02.140 this next election.

01:04:04.920 If the Trump

01:04:06.260 team had a

01:04:07.620 graphics person

01:04:09.120 who could create

01:04:10.880 not just memes,

01:04:11.940 remember, memes

01:04:12.540 are good because

01:04:13.200 they're visual and

01:04:14.460 they work on your

01:04:15.500 emotional parts,

01:04:16.840 but the memes are

01:04:18.360 mostly to make you

01:04:19.240 join a team and

01:04:20.540 get a laugh with

01:04:21.400 your team.

01:04:22.600 Memes don't really

01:04:23.860 persuade people,

01:04:25.440 but a good

01:04:25.940 graphic could.

01:04:26.860 The hockey stick

01:04:29.080 graph absolutely

01:04:31.920 persuaded people

01:04:32.980 and probably

01:04:34.140 nothing else.

01:04:35.280 Probably just that

01:04:36.140 little picture of a

01:04:37.200 hockey stick,

01:04:38.520 alleged shape for

01:04:40.240 temperature change,

01:04:41.480 that's probably all

01:04:42.360 it took for a

01:04:44.320 billion people to

01:04:45.180 believe in climate

01:04:45.740 change.

01:04:46.640 A little squiggly

01:04:48.440 line.

01:04:49.200 That's it.

01:04:49.540 So, if you

01:04:54.180 want to say to

01:04:54.720 yourself, can one

01:04:55.680 person change

01:04:56.580 anything, this is

01:04:58.140 the best example.

01:04:59.940 The way one 0.97

01:05:00.940 person can change

01:05:01.840 the world is with

01:05:02.660 one well-designed

01:05:04.640 graphic.

01:05:07.620 You absolutely can

01:05:08.820 change the world

01:05:09.420 with one graphic.

01:05:10.180 whether that's true

01:05:14.900 or not is

01:05:15.520 different.

01:05:21.240 Oh, Trump

01:05:21.940 started the

01:05:22.560 kids in cages.

01:05:24.140 Well, yeah.

01:05:27.340 That was kind of a

01:05:28.200 weird hoax, because

01:05:28.980 even the Democrats

01:05:29.800 know that Obama had

01:05:31.080 kids in the cages

01:05:31.760 too.

01:05:32.060 I feel like that's

01:05:34.360 one where they

01:05:34.820 just sort of don't

01:05:35.480 care, as opposed

01:05:37.320 to actually believing

01:05:38.080 it.

01:05:39.360 Because I think

01:05:39.940 Democrats believe

01:05:41.140 that Obama did

01:05:42.000 it too.

01:05:43.620 It's just a question

01:05:44.320 of extent and

01:05:45.320 whether they care

01:05:46.180 about that.

01:05:49.300 Poll watcher,

01:05:50.020 CPA, several

01:05:50.800 control gaps,

01:05:52.960 almost unaudible.

01:05:54.360 All right, here's

01:05:54.780 somebody who is

01:05:55.400 identifying themselves

01:05:56.780 as a poll watcher

01:05:57.940 and a CPA.

01:05:59.440 So, if you're a

01:06:00.360 CPA, you know

01:06:01.920 how systems and

01:06:02.960 controls and

01:06:03.700 auditing works.

01:06:04.800 That's like built

01:06:05.440 into the job.

01:06:07.020 And this one

01:06:08.360 says, as a poll

01:06:09.320 watcher, so

01:06:09.940 somebody who

01:06:10.300 actually knows

01:06:10.780 the system and

01:06:11.940 knows how to

01:06:12.460 audit systems,

01:06:13.900 says several

01:06:14.560 control gaps,

01:06:15.600 almost unaudible.

01:06:17.480 Now, by control

01:06:18.400 gaps, I think that

01:06:20.140 means that the

01:06:20.920 handoffs are not

01:06:21.980 monitored right.

01:06:24.720 I think that's

01:06:25.260 what that means.

01:06:27.880 Or it could mean

01:06:28.840 that people have

01:06:29.520 access to change

01:06:31.320 things without

01:06:32.800 proper controls.

01:06:34.520 That's possible,

01:06:35.100 too.

01:06:35.280 Could be a

01:06:35.920 variety of

01:06:36.420 things.

01:06:39.940 You met a

01:06:40.720 Democrat who

01:06:41.260 didn't know

01:06:41.820 Obama built

01:06:42.500 the cages,

01:06:43.140 but when you

01:06:43.760 told them,

01:06:44.520 they probably

01:06:44.920 believed it.

01:06:46.820 So that's

01:06:47.360 what's different

01:06:47.860 about that

01:06:48.740 hoax, is

01:06:52.660 that when

01:06:53.980 you inform

01:06:54.520 people, they

01:06:55.160 go, oh, and

01:06:56.320 they sort of

01:06:56.880 accept it.

01:06:57.720 they just

01:06:59.020 think that

01:06:59.520 it's worse

01:07:00.160 under Trump,

01:07:01.920 which I think

01:07:03.200 it was,

01:07:03.660 right?

01:07:07.920 Of course

01:07:08.660 it's intentional.

01:07:09.380 It's elementary.

01:07:11.180 They had to

01:07:11.940 Google it on

01:07:12.540 the spot, and

01:07:13.600 once it was

01:07:14.300 Googled on the

01:07:14.960 spot, they 0.84

01:07:16.000 accepted it,

01:07:16.600 right?

01:07:17.980 Once they saw

01:07:18.820 that Google

01:07:19.300 agreed with

01:07:20.020 you, I think

01:07:21.620 they accepted

01:07:22.100 it, and then

01:07:23.000 just changed the

01:07:23.600 argument to

01:07:24.040 something else.

01:07:24.520 Oh, here's an

01:07:31.960 interesting point

01:07:33.520 of view that

01:07:33.980 some people on

01:07:34.580 YouTube are

01:07:35.340 having, that

01:07:36.460 some things

01:07:38.380 are inflammatory

01:07:39.060 should be

01:07:39.640 discussed.

01:07:40.340 Speaking of

01:07:40.880 Ye, that just

01:07:42.420 because what

01:07:43.120 Ye says is

01:07:44.440 the suboptimal

01:07:46.960 way to put

01:07:47.500 it, that

01:07:49.580 doesn't mean

01:07:50.240 it's not worth

01:07:50.840 talking about.

01:07:51.560 But what

01:07:51.860 would you talk

01:07:52.340 about?

01:07:53.460 See, his

01:07:53.940 claim, he

01:07:55.100 does not.

01:07:57.920 It's weird

01:07:58.580 because he's

01:07:59.520 being criticized

01:08:00.120 for a claim

01:08:00.940 he's not

01:08:01.340 making.

01:08:04.400 He's treating

01:08:05.740 it as though

01:08:06.320 the Jews are 0.99

01:08:07.080 one thing, but

01:08:08.560 when you ask

01:08:09.200 him about it,

01:08:09.920 he says

01:08:10.280 directly, I'm

01:08:10.980 talking about

01:08:11.400 individuals.

01:08:13.100 And then as

01:08:13.760 Lex continually

01:08:14.800 tried to say,

01:08:15.920 well, if you're

01:08:16.460 talking about

01:08:17.080 individuals, please

01:08:18.100 say it that

01:08:18.640 way.

01:08:19.660 Say the

01:08:20.120 individuals.

01:08:21.480 Stop saying

01:08:22.120 it's Jews. 0.53

01:08:22.620 And Kanye

01:08:24.240 will keep

01:08:24.940 saying it's

01:08:25.480 Jews, to

01:08:27.220 use his

01:08:27.660 words, because

01:08:28.680 they are.

01:08:31.300 But at the

01:08:32.020 same time, he's

01:08:32.640 not saying all

01:08:33.300 Jews are bad 1.00

01:08:34.300 or doing

01:08:34.940 anything.

01:08:35.440 He's just

01:08:35.900 saying all

01:08:36.360 of the ones

01:08:36.780 that, or

01:08:37.600 most, of the

01:08:38.640 ones that were

01:08:39.140 his problem

01:08:39.720 were coincidentally

01:08:42.260 Jewish.

01:08:42.680 so it's

01:08:45.120 interesting, because

01:08:45.840 the thing he's

01:08:46.820 being criticized

01:08:47.520 for saying, he

01:08:49.360 says directly

01:08:50.000 he's not

01:08:50.340 saying.

01:08:51.620 And nobody

01:08:52.480 else gets to

01:08:53.080 overrule that,

01:08:53.800 right?

01:08:54.180 He gets to

01:08:54.900 say what he's

01:08:55.320 saying.

01:08:56.820 But Lex's

01:08:57.740 point stands,

01:08:59.760 which is it

01:09:00.480 leads you too

01:09:02.840 easily into

01:09:04.480 demonizing a

01:09:05.460 group.

01:09:06.280 And I do

01:09:06.880 believe that the

01:09:07.560 people who hear

01:09:08.320 Ye talking are

01:09:09.360 not necessarily

01:09:10.900 interpreting it as

01:09:11.880 individuals.

01:09:13.420 Don't you

01:09:13.800 think that the

01:09:14.220 people listening

01:09:14.940 to Ye are

01:09:16.220 interpreting it

01:09:17.020 as Jews?

01:09:19.040 A lot of

01:09:19.780 them.

01:09:20.100 Not everybody,

01:09:20.780 right?

01:09:21.060 I don't hear it

01:09:21.940 that way.

01:09:22.980 But don't you

01:09:23.760 think a lot of

01:09:24.180 people are

01:09:24.500 hearing it as

01:09:25.040 Jews? 0.60

01:09:25.540 Because they

01:09:25.900 want to?

01:09:26.780 They're already

01:09:27.540 biased against

01:09:28.400 that group?

01:09:30.320 Yeah.

01:09:32.780 Scott, my

01:09:33.480 reply was an

01:09:34.300 analogy which

01:09:35.040 you love about

01:09:35.720 Trump being

01:09:36.460 inflammatory.

01:09:38.580 Oh.

01:09:39.460 I love when

01:09:41.860 Trump is

01:09:42.400 inflammatory, but

01:09:45.720 I definitely

01:09:46.340 hated it when

01:09:47.260 he talked about

01:09:48.000 the criminals

01:09:49.020 crumbling across

01:09:49.760 the border.

01:09:51.360 It might have

01:09:52.260 worked because

01:09:53.220 it activated his

01:09:54.300 base, so it

01:09:54.940 worked in the

01:09:55.480 sense of getting

01:09:56.200 elected, but I

01:09:57.420 don't like it,

01:09:58.540 and I think

01:09:59.200 that's his

01:09:59.640 single biggest

01:10:00.320 mistake.

01:10:03.600 It was

01:10:04.480 arguably not a

01:10:05.660 mistake to say

01:10:06.300 it the first

01:10:06.820 time, because

01:10:08.720 then he could

01:10:09.440 just clarify,

01:10:10.040 I'm not saying

01:10:10.600 everybody's a

01:10:11.140 criminal, I'm

01:10:12.180 just saying that

01:10:12.800 they're sending

01:10:13.800 some criminals,

01:10:15.360 and too many

01:10:15.940 of them.

01:10:16.540 So he could

01:10:17.080 have corrected

01:10:17.500 that so easily,

01:10:18.440 but he chooses

01:10:18.960 not to, and I

01:10:20.100 think that was a

01:10:20.640 mistake.

01:10:21.480 Now, I don't

01:10:21.900 think he deserved

01:10:22.920 an apology.

01:10:24.540 I don't think he

01:10:25.400 had to give an

01:10:25.940 apology, because

01:10:26.660 he's anti-apology,

01:10:28.120 and once we all

01:10:29.220 understand that,

01:10:30.800 it's easy to

01:10:31.560 process that as

01:10:32.400 just the way he

01:10:33.000 is.

01:10:34.180 But I think he

01:10:34.900 needed a

01:10:35.260 clarification.

01:10:37.200 Clarification was,

01:10:38.480 yeah, he wasn't

01:10:39.040 lying, but he

01:10:40.520 wasn't clear.

01:10:42.800 And

01:10:43.160 clarification is

01:10:44.900 never wrong.

01:10:46.140 You know, the

01:10:46.480 president should be

01:10:47.200 able to clarify

01:10:47.820 something like

01:10:49.080 that.

01:10:53.760 I've heard

01:10:54.360 Trump say he

01:10:55.140 wasn't talking

01:10:55.860 about all.

01:10:57.420 Yeah, but he

01:10:58.200 still says it

01:10:58.900 that way.

01:11:00.180 Even since he

01:11:01.380 said, I didn't

01:11:02.720 hear that, but

01:11:03.340 assuming that he

01:11:04.080 said that, that he

01:11:05.160 wasn't talking

01:11:05.740 about all of

01:11:06.280 them, he has

01:11:07.220 still gone back

01:11:08.000 to his old

01:11:08.540 messaging of

01:11:09.280 saying, quote,

01:11:10.400 they're not

01:11:11.100 sending their

01:11:11.660 best.

01:11:13.820 So, unfortunately,

01:11:15.540 it sounds

01:11:16.020 different from

01:11:16.760 how he wants

01:11:17.460 you to hear

01:11:17.960 it, so it

01:11:19.240 sounds like a

01:11:19.700 dog whistle.

01:11:24.580 Perhaps we

01:11:25.280 always say

01:11:25.700 black in group

01:11:26.500 context, while

01:11:27.340 we do not

01:11:28.060 with Jewish.

01:11:31.360 I don't quite

01:11:32.240 understand that.

01:11:35.160 somebody's

01:11:39.900 saying they're

01:11:40.260 going to call

01:11:40.660 Ye Kanye

01:11:41.400 because that's

01:11:41.920 what his

01:11:42.200 mother named

01:11:43.500 him.

01:11:44.180 Well, that's

01:11:44.560 not how it

01:11:45.040 works.

01:11:47.500 Your mother

01:11:48.380 only gets the

01:11:49.040 first draft.

01:11:55.500 He had

01:11:56.060 dead naming.

01:11:56.500 All right.

01:12:02.820 Why do we

01:12:03.480 not assume

01:12:04.040 Ye is a 0.95

01:12:04.600 bit as

01:12:04.820 simple?

01:12:06.120 Because he's

01:12:06.700 not.

01:12:07.880 Like, whatever

01:12:08.520 you want to

01:12:08.940 say about

01:12:09.360 him, there

01:12:10.820 is some real

01:12:12.060 capability there.

01:12:13.960 You know, I

01:12:14.500 think the

01:12:14.840 genius is an

01:12:15.680 appropriate

01:12:16.140 descriptor for

01:12:18.120 Ye.

01:12:18.280 that where

01:12:20.480 you get in

01:12:20.920 trouble is

01:12:21.600 imagining it's

01:12:22.280 all genius.

01:12:23.760 Because nobody

01:12:24.520 does that.

01:12:25.720 Like, Mark

01:12:26.480 Twain, really

01:12:28.020 good.

01:12:29.280 You know, Albert

01:12:29.760 Einstein, really

01:12:30.800 smart.

01:12:31.960 But you don't

01:12:32.520 think they did

01:12:33.420 some dumb

01:12:33.800 things in their

01:12:34.680 normal life?

01:12:35.860 Probably.

01:12:37.380 Probably.

01:12:39.860 All right.

01:12:42.140 Ye did say

01:12:42.880 that he

01:12:43.240 believed he

01:12:43.780 was one of

01:12:45.260 the top five

01:12:46.200 writers in the

01:12:47.400 world or the

01:12:48.160 country.

01:12:50.080 What do you

01:12:50.600 make of that

01:12:51.000 claim?

01:12:52.100 One of the

01:12:52.780 top five

01:12:53.460 writers.

01:12:58.160 Well, remember

01:12:59.140 he writes his

01:12:59.800 songs.

01:13:00.740 And his

01:13:01.020 songs are,

01:13:02.000 you know,

01:13:04.140 insanely well

01:13:05.380 written, in my

01:13:06.420 opinion, and

01:13:07.980 obviously

01:13:08.840 commercially

01:13:09.760 successful.

01:13:11.700 Makes you

01:13:12.260 wonder who he

01:13:12.680 thought the

01:13:12.980 others were.

01:13:14.120 He also said

01:13:14.680 something about

01:13:15.320 30% of the

01:13:16.800 English language

01:13:17.380 comes from

01:13:18.140 Shakespeare?

01:13:20.520 I don't

01:13:22.380 think so.

01:13:25.180 Did you

01:13:26.040 hear that

01:13:26.380 part?

01:13:27.300 Somebody said

01:13:27.840 30, he said

01:13:29.180 30% of the

01:13:30.040 English language

01:13:30.980 was influenced

01:13:32.600 by Shakespeare.

01:13:34.480 That couldn't

01:13:35.260 possibly be true.

01:13:36.860 Could it?

01:13:38.680 I've never

01:13:39.420 heard that.

01:13:41.440 It might be

01:13:42.020 something like

01:13:42.700 there's references

01:13:43.580 back to it.

01:13:45.460 But

01:13:45.880 Shakespeare wasn't

01:13:48.660 making up

01:13:49.240 words, was

01:13:51.380 he?

01:13:52.020 I think he

01:13:52.700 was using

01:13:53.080 words that

01:13:53.520 already existed.

01:13:56.340 Maybe he was

01:13:56.980 talking about the

01:13:57.880 plots.

01:13:58.740 Yeah, maybe.

01:13:59.280 I don't know.

01:13:59.660 So I'm not sure

01:14:00.180 exactly what he

01:14:00.800 meant by that,

01:14:01.320 but I didn't

01:14:02.340 buy that point.

01:14:03.480 Well, is

01:14:07.580 Ye in the

01:14:08.880 top five

01:14:09.460 of writers?

01:14:13.120 Let me

01:14:13.740 give you a

01:14:14.140 little writer's

01:14:14.940 secret.

01:14:15.240 Do you know

01:14:16.940 who writers

01:14:18.000 think are in

01:14:18.760 the top five

01:14:19.440 of writers?

01:14:23.520 Who do you

01:14:24.560 think the top

01:14:25.180 writers think

01:14:26.160 are in the

01:14:26.680 top five

01:14:27.300 of writers?

01:14:27.860 Well, it

01:14:30.960 starts with

01:14:31.500 themselves,

01:14:33.060 and then

01:14:33.980 four other

01:14:34.480 people who

01:14:34.920 don't matter.

01:14:38.400 Four people

01:14:39.200 named randomly.

01:14:40.700 Well, first

01:14:41.220 there's me.

01:14:42.260 Let's start

01:14:42.700 with me,

01:14:43.780 and then I'll

01:14:44.780 throw in some

01:14:45.280 other people.

01:14:46.140 Yeah, J.K.

01:14:46.800 Rowling, she's

01:14:47.400 okay too.

01:14:48.000 Shakespeare,

01:14:49.160 so it's pretty

01:14:49.680 much Ye,

01:14:51.400 me,

01:14:52.020 Shakespeare,

01:14:53.300 J.K.

01:14:53.740 Rowling,

01:14:54.220 and Mark

01:14:54.840 Twain.

01:14:55.820 Mark Twain.

01:14:56.800 It's really

01:14:57.340 the five of

01:14:57.980 us occupying

01:14:59.080 that space.

01:15:00.540 That's every

01:15:01.220 writer talking

01:15:01.880 right there.

01:15:03.960 All right,

01:15:04.600 I think I've

01:15:05.020 done enough.

01:15:06.520 Have I done

01:15:07.020 my duty today?

01:15:08.580 And of

01:15:08.900 course, Joshua,

01:15:10.480 top five.

01:15:13.960 What about

01:15:14.620 Bill Burr?

01:15:15.940 Top five

01:15:16.500 writer?

01:15:16.980 Oh, you

01:15:17.300 know, maybe.

01:15:18.780 You don't

01:15:19.160 think of

01:15:19.620 stand-up

01:15:20.200 comedians as

01:15:20.920 writers, but

01:15:22.420 you think of

01:15:23.020 Chappelle, or

01:15:23.800 you think of

01:15:24.500 Bill Burr,

01:15:26.440 and it's

01:15:27.180 the performance

01:15:28.500 is what you

01:15:29.260 see, but the

01:15:29.820 writing is

01:15:30.420 sensational.

01:15:31.180 I was just

01:15:31.500 listening to

01:15:32.040 another Bill

01:15:32.760 Burr, you

01:15:34.000 know, little

01:15:34.400 tidbit just

01:15:35.440 this morning,

01:15:36.360 and I remember

01:15:36.840 thinking to

01:15:37.420 myself, God,

01:15:38.460 it's the

01:15:38.720 writing.

01:15:39.960 The writing is

01:15:40.720 insane.

01:15:41.280 It's so good.

01:15:44.440 All right.

01:15:47.180 That's all for

01:15:47.940 now, and

01:15:49.660 go have a

01:15:52.040 wonderful day

01:15:52.640 because you

01:15:54.720 deserve it.

01:15:55.680 Damn it, you 0.97

01:15:56.160 deserve it.

01:15:57.060 Go have a

01:15:57.400 great day.

01:15:57.760 go have a

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 25, 2022

Episode 1907 Scott Adams： Political Dirty Tricks, Ye Talks To Lex, Hillary Signals New Scheme, More

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