Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1943 Scott Adams： Most Of Our Political Arguments Are Conflated. That's My Theme For Today

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00:00:51.780 Well, the U.S. beat Iran in this round of the World Cup.

00:00:59.400 I don't know if anybody watched it.

00:01:01.240 It was one to nothing, which Americans call exciting.

00:01:06.740 Wow.

00:01:07.640 There was one whole score.

00:01:08.800 So the Americans have played two entire rounds of soccer, and so far both teams, well, all four teams involved have scored a total of one goal.

00:01:21.980 So that was pretty exciting.

00:01:24.960 But I have to say the American team looks better than I've seen.

00:01:29.140 I haven't really followed American soccer, but is it my imagination?

00:01:32.920 I watched a little bit, and, you know, soccer is one of my passions, actually, as a player.

00:01:40.400 And when I watched them, I used to watch the Americans, it seems like they would just clear the ball.

00:01:46.280 That's all they could do against the good teams.

00:01:48.780 I think we'll just kick it really far in the direction of the other goal and hope something bounces in our way.

00:01:54.540 But now they actually control the ball and have, you know, they play like the Europeans.

00:01:59.420 So I thought the American team, actually, has gone to another level.

00:02:05.220 That's what it looked like to me.

00:02:07.460 Now, here are two observations.

00:02:10.000 They beat the, well, they tied with England when everybody thought they would lose.

00:02:15.180 And England started by kneeling to their opponents.

00:02:18.480 So England underperformed after getting on their knees before a game.

00:02:26.020 I predicted that kneelers would perform less than non-kneelers, for the obvious reason.

00:02:32.240 And then Iran goes up against the United States, and Iran is playing for their country while hating their own government.

00:02:41.720 How does a team do when they're playing for their country and literally hating their fucking country?

00:02:48.480 The government, not the people.

00:02:51.800 So I think the first two rounds were determined by psychology, not sports.

00:02:59.240 Does it look like that to you?

00:03:01.180 You know, because the elite teams are always going to be kind of close.

00:03:05.160 It looks to me like psychology won the United States two rounds that maybe were a surprise.

00:03:12.020 That's what it looks like.

00:03:12.940 Well, the New York Times says an article that seems to be today that's questioning all of the trans surgeries for children.

00:03:26.560 As Joel Pollack noted on Twitter, quote,

00:03:30.840 Of course, this all comes out after the midterm election,

00:03:34.740 when Democrats ran on the idea that Republicans wanted to take away transgender rights,

00:03:39.760 and Biden and Obama made ads with transgender activists pushing the same garbage propaganda.

00:03:45.620 They trashed science for ideology again.

00:03:49.140 Again, that is exactly what happened, right?

00:03:53.640 This is yet another example of censorship causes the narrative.

00:04:00.340 The narrative causes your opinions.

00:04:05.000 Your opinions cause your vote.

00:04:07.720 Your vote decides who's in charge.

00:04:10.220 Censorship is the only thing that runs the country now.

00:04:12.360 So whoever can use their private enterprise to squelch freedom of speech most effectively, they get power.

00:04:23.700 Because as long as our elections are close, it's never going to be about the vote.

00:04:30.500 If elections are always close, and they seem to be on the national level,

00:04:34.780 as long as they're close, the things that matter will be the rules changes.

00:04:38.940 Maybe in Maricopa, the deciding thing was the reliability of the machines.

00:04:47.380 Maybe. We don't know that, but maybe.

00:04:50.180 And certainly the censorship.

00:04:53.220 But none of this was about voting, was it?

00:04:56.380 The thing that was least important was people's vote.

00:05:00.820 Because the vote was just downstream from the censorship.

00:05:05.900 All right.

00:05:08.940 About 20 years ago, I'm trying to remember exactly,

00:05:15.120 I was at a dinner, private dinner, with some high-level people,

00:05:21.660 and one of them was a famous futurist.

00:05:24.980 Paul, and I can't remember his last name at the moment.

00:05:28.180 There's a famous futurist.

00:05:30.420 Paul somebody.

00:05:31.540 Anyway, Paul sat next to me, and he said that someday,

00:05:38.500 I'm looking to see if somebody knows the name.

00:05:41.040 Maybe. It might have been Ehrlich. I don't know.

00:05:43.040 It was a while ago.

00:05:44.400 But Paul said to me that when robots can make robots,

00:05:49.480 then energy will approach free.

00:05:52.860 Let me say it again.

00:05:53.720 That when a robot can make another robot,

00:05:58.800 then very soon energy will be nearly free.

00:06:02.840 Here was his argument.

00:06:05.120 That when a robot can make a robot,

00:06:07.040 then a robot can make lots of robots, cheaply.

00:06:11.180 And then those robots can go mine the materials that you need to make solar panels.

00:06:16.100 You know, because robots would be better at mining and cheap.

00:06:20.660 Paul Sappho, thank you, thank you.

00:06:23.340 Paul Sappho is the correct name of the futurist who sat next to me.

00:06:29.000 Well, and the argument is that once you have robots creating solar panels,

00:06:36.680 and robots mining for the raw materials for them,

00:06:40.340 and robots creating the robots that do the mining and make the panels,

00:06:44.580 that once the robots are fully embedded in the entire system,

00:06:49.140 the cost of energy would start falling.

00:06:52.260 Now, this, of course, depends on also having battery storage, right?

00:06:56.400 So the robots would be involved in the battery making as well.

00:07:00.360 So here's what's interesting.

00:07:03.540 Robots can make robots now.

00:07:06.520 Here we are.

00:07:08.000 So MIT is, they're working on a concept

00:07:10.940 where they're making sort of almost autonomous smart components

00:07:16.160 that can assemble themselves into another robot.

00:07:20.920 Now, I don't think that's exactly what Paul was talking about,

00:07:24.220 but it's the first step of robots making robots.

00:07:28.860 Because when robots can make robots,

00:07:30.720 that's a different kind of singularity

00:07:32.480 than when AI can be smarter than people and make more AI.

00:07:36.820 So it's another singularity to keep an eye on.

00:07:40.420 I don't know if this prediction is true,

00:07:42.380 but it's interesting.

00:07:44.120 It's very interesting.

00:07:46.860 All right.

00:07:47.340 So robots are making robots.

00:07:50.740 So Apple is having a tough time today.

00:07:53.060 Let's see what their stock is doing.

00:07:55.380 See if they're getting hammered yet.

00:07:58.080 Looks like most things are up except Apple.

00:08:00.340 I don't know if it's because of the news.

00:08:03.880 But the regular market's up a little bit.

00:08:06.320 Apple's down a little bit,

00:08:08.080 contrary to what other things are doing.

00:08:11.400 All right.

00:08:11.720 So here's why Apple's got some explaining.

00:08:16.280 So not only did they cancel the airdrop feature

00:08:19.280 that was necessary for the protesters in China,

00:08:23.340 presumably at the request of the Chinese government.

00:08:25.600 So it looks like Apple was bending to the will

00:08:29.000 of the Chinese government.

00:08:31.420 At the same time,

00:08:32.420 they're threatening to take Twitter

00:08:34.600 out of the Apple App Store,

00:08:37.420 which would pretty much kill Twitter.

00:08:40.220 Now, how do they explain any of that?

00:08:45.700 I haven't heard their explanation.

00:08:49.060 I'm not sure they've addressed those questions

00:08:51.220 directly publicly.

00:08:52.600 But I don't know if any of that's true.

00:08:55.600 Well, I don't know how they'd explain it.

00:08:58.700 So I sat here this morning thinking,

00:09:01.420 you know, I'm just going to sell my Apple stock.

00:09:04.960 I started out with a small amount of Apple stock

00:09:07.900 several years ago,

00:09:09.280 which kind of grew into a bigger portion

00:09:12.200 of my portfolio than I was expecting

00:09:13.960 because it was up like 700% or something.

00:09:17.180 So it's a big decision.

00:09:20.040 Like it would be a substantial financial decision

00:09:22.780 for me to divest from Apple.

00:09:25.120 But as of today, I'm considering it.

00:09:28.120 So I don't want to shoot myself in the foot.

00:09:32.280 Like I don't want to lose money to make a point.

00:09:35.980 But if it doesn't look like it's going to go up

00:09:38.280 because people are mad at it,

00:09:41.160 I also don't want to lose money.

00:09:42.580 So I'm not sure exactly what to do.

00:09:46.440 I hold all of my apples held in my SAP

00:09:49.480 so I don't have much of a tax implication.

00:09:54.780 Yeah, well, we'll see.

00:09:56.300 But I'm thinking about selling all of my Apple stock.

00:09:58.540 If we get confirmation that they...

00:10:03.200 Well, let me put it this way.

00:10:05.160 If they take Twitter out of the app store,

00:10:08.800 I'm selling all of my stock.

00:10:12.280 Let me put that out there.

00:10:14.660 It's gone.

00:10:16.100 It'll be gone within a minute.

00:10:18.880 60 seconds from the time I read that news,

00:10:21.560 if that happens,

00:10:23.520 within 60 seconds, I'm divesting 100%.

00:10:26.080 And that has nothing to do with money.

00:10:29.340 That would not be a financial decision.

00:10:32.000 At the moment, it's a financial decision.

00:10:34.560 So there's some uncertainty.

00:10:36.160 But that would take me out of the financial decision-making

00:10:38.540 and into the patriot mode.

00:10:42.680 Like, at that point,

00:10:43.520 you just have to defend the country.

00:10:45.540 That's not really a financial decision.

00:10:48.220 All right.

00:10:50.020 So Tim Cook's got some explaining to do

00:10:52.340 if he's working for China or working for us.

00:10:57.640 I mentioned yesterday

00:10:58.880 that if Musk made a phone,

00:11:03.060 there's a huge opening for a kind of phone

00:11:05.400 that hasn't been invented yet.

00:11:07.180 An AI phone.

00:11:09.180 Here's what I think the future phone should be like.

00:11:11.780 It should cost you $100.

00:11:13.140 It should have 5G,

00:11:16.160 but not necessarily any Wi-Fi.

00:11:18.840 Probably needs Bluetooth.

00:11:21.780 But basically, it should be a dumb phone

00:11:23.700 that just looks at you and then turns on.

00:11:27.120 So if you lose your dumb phone,

00:11:28.920 you lose it in the toilet,

00:11:31.180 you walk down to any store,

00:11:33.100 you buy one of these generic phones off the shelf,

00:11:36.340 you turn it around and have it look at you,

00:11:38.660 and it pops up with your entire data and features

00:11:42.520 because they were never stored on your phone.

00:11:44.800 They were always in the cloud anyway.

00:11:47.060 So your phone shouldn't ask you for ID.

00:11:49.680 It should just look at you and turn on.

00:11:52.380 In theory, I should be able to pick up your phone

00:11:56.060 and it turns into my phone because it sees my face.

00:11:59.680 And it should have no access to any of your stuff but only mine.

00:12:04.800 And then when I hand it back to you

00:12:06.160 and you hold it up to your face,

00:12:08.000 it's only you.

00:12:10.200 Now, that might be a bad idea

00:12:11.700 because people could, you know,

00:12:14.020 hold it up to people's faces while they're sleeping or something.

00:12:16.600 So maybe that's too far.

00:12:19.080 Maybe your phone needs to be your own phone.

00:12:22.360 But I think that where we're heading,

00:12:25.540 if you didn't know,

00:12:26.760 there's been a sort of a technical back and forth

00:12:33.020 between distributed computing and a mainframe, right?

00:12:39.120 So when the mainframes were cheap and,

00:12:42.380 well, mainframes were never cheap,

00:12:44.240 but when mainframes existed but PCs did not,

00:12:47.960 it was centralized computing.

00:12:50.720 When microcomputers came out, as they were called,

00:12:56.940 then we became more distributed,

00:12:59.200 still with some mainframes,

00:13:00.600 but they weren't doing the work that you were doing at your desk.

00:13:04.260 I think we're just going to go back

00:13:06.060 because now the communication channel is faster.

00:13:10.940 5G is so fast

00:13:12.260 that you don't really need any of your data on your phone, do you?

00:13:16.440 Your phone could just have a browser

00:13:18.100 and the browser could do whatever an app does,

00:13:21.060 but it just does it fast

00:13:22.180 because it's a faster phone and a faster 5G.

00:13:26.040 So speed is the only reason that apps ever made sense.

00:13:29.680 Am I right?

00:13:31.120 From a technical perspective,

00:13:33.820 apps only made sense for speed.

00:13:36.680 But they also created this market,

00:13:39.140 which could be a gigantic market.

00:13:41.360 So there were two reasons you needed it.

00:13:43.080 One was for the benefit of sellers,

00:13:45.480 not for the benefit of the customer,

00:13:48.020 but for the benefit of app makers,

00:13:50.020 benefit of Apple.

00:13:51.840 And then secondly, for speed.

00:13:54.340 But if you don't have a speed problem,

00:13:56.980 5G, faster chips,

00:13:59.080 you don't have a speed problem,

00:14:00.260 then you could put everything on a central server again

00:14:03.980 and the phone itself should be $100 and disposable.

00:14:07.940 Right?

00:14:08.500 So I think that's where it's going to go

00:14:09.920 because economics will just drive it that way

00:14:11.900 unless the monopolies prevent it.

00:14:16.320 Let's talk about dating during inflation.

00:14:18.460 Apparently, Wall Street Journal had an article.

00:14:20.460 Apparently, it's a big thing now

00:14:21.820 where people don't want to go on an expensive date

00:14:27.020 because dinner is too expensive

00:14:28.320 and the difference in income between men and women

00:14:31.540 is now normalized.

00:14:33.060 So men are suggesting that they go Dutch.

00:14:39.500 And, you know, you can both pay your own way.

00:14:43.820 So this is the way the dates go in 2022.

00:14:48.880 Two people are interested in each other.

00:14:50.940 They decide to go on a date.

00:14:54.020 The check comes,

00:14:55.700 and then the modern man says,

00:14:57.600 you know, we both have jobs.

00:15:01.580 We, together, we decided to go on this date

00:15:04.160 and we picked the restaurant together.

00:15:06.180 Let's split the check.

00:15:08.400 Now, the woman, being a modern woman,

00:15:11.000 she doesn't, you know,

00:15:12.300 she doesn't want to not pay the check

00:15:14.700 because she's a full, full citizen, right?

00:15:18.280 Why should she be treated as anything less?

00:15:21.840 So the woman says,

00:15:23.000 I would be happy to pay my half.

00:15:25.260 And then she says,

00:15:26.200 and after dinner, I have a plan.

00:15:28.800 How about after dinner?

00:15:30.340 Because dinner went pretty well.

00:15:32.320 How about after dinner?

00:15:33.700 I'll go back to my separate home

00:15:35.360 and you go back to your separate home,

00:15:37.920 you cheap motherfucker.

00:15:40.200 And that would be the end of the date.

00:15:42.720 Now, that woman would go home to her apartment,

00:15:47.040 drier than November leaves,

00:15:49.560 and we'll never see that man again.

00:15:52.820 So apparently that's dating in 2022.

00:15:54.720 That's the new model.

00:15:59.320 Apparently there are still young men out there

00:16:01.280 who think,

00:16:01.960 if she says yes to sharing the check,

00:16:06.240 home free.

00:16:09.620 Yeah.

00:16:10.520 She said yes to sharing the check.

00:16:12.420 I didn't think I'd get away with it.

00:16:17.540 I think I'm going to get lucky tonight.

00:16:23.240 I love young people.

00:16:26.260 Aren't young people wonderful?

00:16:30.140 Now, young,

00:16:31.100 I feel like you can make fun of the young

00:16:33.760 because we all were.

00:16:35.080 I mean,

00:16:36.560 I'm basically describing myself at 25.

00:16:40.240 You know that, right?

00:16:41.740 I'm describing myself.

00:16:43.700 At 25,

00:16:44.680 if a woman had said,

00:16:45.700 I really prefer to pay my half,

00:16:47.840 I would have said,

00:16:49.100 score.

00:16:50.400 I think I really got a winner here.

00:16:52.300 And then I would wonder

00:16:53.140 why I didn't get any sex.

00:16:54.960 I'd be like,

00:16:55.520 I don't know what went wrong.

00:16:57.020 I just can't figure out

00:16:57.880 what went wrong in this deal.

00:17:02.280 Anyway.

00:17:04.380 That's fun to watch.

00:17:08.260 Here's my theme for today.

00:17:12.680 We keep imagining

00:17:13.880 that we're arguing with each other

00:17:15.780 while we're actually on different topics.

00:17:18.280 Have you noticed how often that happens?

00:17:20.400 So here's the classic one.

00:17:22.680 Should Trump be punished

00:17:24.700 for having dinner

00:17:26.520 with a white nationalist?

00:17:30.700 Fuentes.

00:17:31.880 So the question is,

00:17:33.100 should Trump be punished

00:17:34.600 for having dinner

00:17:35.360 when he didn't know

00:17:36.240 who the person was,

00:17:37.940 the reporting says?

00:17:39.320 Should he be punished?

00:17:40.240 He didn't even know.

00:17:42.840 Okay, you're all on the wrong topic,

00:17:45.320 which is my point.

00:17:47.120 Is that the topic?

00:17:49.000 The topic is not whether

00:17:50.420 Trump is in trouble

00:17:52.440 for having dinner

00:17:54.000 with somebody

00:17:54.540 he didn't know was coming.

00:17:56.320 That's not the topic.

00:17:58.220 See, if you think

00:17:58.920 that's the topic,

00:17:59.780 then the left has

00:18:00.720 completely bamboozled you.

00:18:04.420 That has never been the topic.

00:18:06.260 Well, it's never been the topic

00:18:07.540 since we knew

00:18:08.220 he didn't invite Fuentes.

00:18:10.220 And apparently

00:18:10.800 he didn't know who he was

00:18:11.860 because the conversation showed

00:18:13.520 he had to ask who he was.

00:18:16.300 Now, what is the topic?

00:18:18.780 Can anybody tell me

00:18:19.520 what the actual topic is?

00:18:21.080 Now that we know

00:18:21.820 he wasn't invited,

00:18:22.640 what's the actual topic?

00:18:29.120 Guilt by association?

00:18:31.000 Well, in a sense.

00:18:32.400 Because the topic now

00:18:33.560 is how will it be

00:18:34.440 handled politically.

00:18:36.440 If you're saying

00:18:37.320 logically Trump is free

00:18:38.800 because he didn't know,

00:18:40.360 logic has nothing to do

00:18:41.620 with this conversation.

00:18:43.100 Where does logic come in?

00:18:44.920 Where does common sense,

00:18:47.120 oh, he didn't know he was there,

00:18:48.600 so can't hold it against him.

00:18:50.320 Well, how does that matter at all?

00:18:52.880 In a political sense,

00:18:53.940 it's just a political football

00:18:55.700 that can be used

00:18:57.480 and is being used correctly.

00:19:00.280 Well, effectively.

00:19:01.580 You can argue

00:19:02.340 whether that's correct.

00:19:04.760 All right?

00:19:06.600 But here's the real question.

00:19:09.020 The only question that's left

00:19:10.380 is did Trump

00:19:11.640 disavow Fuentes

00:19:13.500 in a way that makes you

00:19:14.980 feel comfortable

00:19:15.720 that he doesn't agree with him.

00:19:18.940 What do you think?

00:19:20.400 Did Trump disavow Fuentes

00:19:22.460 in a way that would make

00:19:23.840 the average person say,

00:19:26.120 okay, I feel that you don't agree

00:19:28.460 with his point of view?

00:19:31.400 No.

00:19:32.500 And that's the only topic.

00:19:36.160 And do you see

00:19:37.040 the conflation part?

00:19:38.660 If I bring up the point

00:19:40.760 that this is still

00:19:42.100 a topic worth discussing,

00:19:43.920 somebody is going to say,

00:19:45.560 but Scott,

00:19:46.460 he didn't know.

00:19:48.040 It's not his fault,

00:19:49.100 so it'll just blow over.

00:19:50.820 No.

00:19:51.820 Logic has nothing

00:19:52.800 to do with this.

00:19:53.940 And that's not even

00:19:54.820 the point anymore.

00:19:56.140 The point is,

00:19:56.960 did Trump handle it correctly

00:19:58.180 so that we could all

00:19:59.760 feel comfortable

00:20:00.360 he doesn't agree

00:20:01.280 with the points of view

00:20:02.260 of his dinner guests?

00:20:03.760 Of course he did not.

00:20:06.020 Not even close.

00:20:06.840 The closest Trump came

00:20:09.500 is that Fuentes

00:20:11.060 didn't say anything

00:20:12.020 objectionable

00:20:12.780 during the dinner,

00:20:13.820 but if he had,

00:20:15.140 Trump would have disavowed it.

00:20:17.340 That's so far

00:20:18.640 from being adequate.

00:20:21.400 Now here's my,

00:20:22.320 here's where I am on Trump.

00:20:25.020 I'm not going to spend

00:20:26.340 another few years

00:20:27.580 of my life

00:20:28.560 defending somebody

00:20:31.180 who won't defend me.

00:20:35.320 Right?

00:20:35.920 If Trump won't say,

00:20:38.300 I disavow this guy

00:20:39.460 so that my,

00:20:41.000 any association

00:20:41.680 I have with him

00:20:42.540 doesn't pick up

00:20:43.380 that stink,

00:20:44.500 then I don't want

00:20:46.000 to have anything

00:20:46.360 to do with him.

00:20:48.720 Right?

00:20:49.360 Fuck him.

00:20:49.900 Fuck him, really.

00:20:51.120 Like,

00:20:51.560 it's the smallest thing

00:20:52.640 that you ask

00:20:53.400 if you plan to be

00:20:54.640 a supporter

00:20:55.160 or you're even

00:20:55.840 considering it.

00:20:56.780 If you even plan

00:20:57.560 to support Trump,

00:20:58.800 it's the smallest

00:20:59.520 thing you ask.

00:21:00.840 It's the smallest thing.

00:21:02.600 Just do what

00:21:03.240 Marjorie Taylor Greene did.

00:21:04.520 So somebody said,

00:21:06.140 Marjorie Taylor Greene,

00:21:07.580 you went to an event

00:21:09.320 that Fuentes

00:21:11.820 was a host at.

00:21:13.560 You know,

00:21:13.780 explain that.

00:21:15.100 And so here's

00:21:15.760 Marjorie Taylor Greene

00:21:16.840 doing what Trump

00:21:18.420 has not done.

00:21:20.120 And watch how easy

00:21:21.060 this is.

00:21:22.520 This is her tweet.

00:21:23.860 Of course I denounce

00:21:24.980 Nick Fuentes

00:21:25.600 and his racist,

00:21:27.660 anti-Semitic ideology.

00:21:30.940 I can't comprehend

00:21:32.000 why the media

00:21:32.840 is obsessed with him.

00:21:34.820 And then she said,

00:21:35.860 do you actually

00:21:37.380 report real news

00:21:38.380 or just use CNN?

00:21:41.060 Blah, blah, blah.

00:21:41.560 And then have you

00:21:42.160 question Democrats

00:21:42.860 if they denounce

00:21:43.920 Ilhan Omar.

00:21:48.600 Now,

00:21:49.460 that's entirely clear,

00:21:53.460 isn't it?

00:21:54.820 You could ask yourself,

00:21:56.380 did she really

00:21:57.000 not know who

00:21:57.800 Fuentes was

00:21:58.520 when she went

00:21:59.020 to his event?

00:21:59.620 But it's easy

00:22:02.280 to imagine

00:22:02.920 that if you

00:22:03.880 spend a lot

00:22:04.440 of time

00:22:04.880 with online

00:22:06.440 politics,

00:22:07.060 as I do,

00:22:08.180 that everybody's

00:22:09.240 seen what I've

00:22:09.720 seen.

00:22:11.000 And that's just

00:22:11.600 not the case.

00:22:13.220 My understanding

00:22:14.260 is that the trial

00:22:15.740 for Alex Jones

00:22:18.640 in Texas,

00:22:20.200 that a number

00:22:20.800 of the jurors

00:22:22.360 had never heard

00:22:22.980 of him.

00:22:24.480 Can you process

00:22:25.440 that?

00:22:25.780 that there

00:22:27.240 was a jury

00:22:27.780 trial and a

00:22:29.240 number of the

00:22:29.680 jurors had never

00:22:30.400 heard of Alex

00:22:30.960 Jones.

00:22:32.800 So it actually

00:22:34.360 is not that

00:22:34.960 unusual.

00:22:36.580 If it's true

00:22:37.540 that Marjorie

00:22:38.760 Taylor Greene

00:22:39.280 was not familiar

00:22:40.080 with Nick Fuentes,

00:22:41.280 that's not really

00:22:42.100 surprising.

00:22:43.580 That's not

00:22:44.080 surprising.

00:22:45.200 I would call

00:22:45.860 that a coin toss.

00:22:47.940 Right?

00:22:48.640 Like if you said,

00:22:49.420 what are the odds

00:22:50.200 that she does

00:22:51.180 know him?

00:22:51.660 I'd say,

00:22:52.600 I don't know,

00:22:52.920 maybe 50-50.

00:22:53.920 Like he's out

00:22:55.660 there enough

00:22:56.380 that people

00:22:57.560 who are enmeshed

00:22:58.320 in politics

00:22:59.100 have mostly

00:23:00.020 heard of him.

00:23:01.000 But unless

00:23:01.580 you're in the

00:23:01.980 top 2% of

00:23:02.960 people following

00:23:03.560 politics,

00:23:04.180 probably not.

00:23:05.660 I would say

00:23:06.520 Fuentes' name

00:23:08.140 would be familiar

00:23:08.900 before this event

00:23:10.220 to the top

00:23:11.420 2% of people

00:23:13.100 who are following

00:23:13.620 politics,

00:23:14.320 would you say?

00:23:16.220 Not more than

00:23:17.100 that.

00:23:17.920 But I think

00:23:18.340 we're all in

00:23:18.860 the top 2%.

00:23:19.800 Yeah,

00:23:20.820 same with

00:23:21.760 Andrew Tate.

00:23:22.600 If you ask

00:23:23.760 a general

00:23:24.300 person,

00:23:24.920 have you heard

00:23:25.580 of him,

00:23:25.860 they'd probably

00:23:26.400 say no.

00:23:27.260 It's just

00:23:27.680 an internet

00:23:28.060 thing.

00:23:29.480 So,

00:23:31.020 given that

00:23:31.920 Marjorie Taylor

00:23:32.660 Green has

00:23:33.760 what I would

00:23:34.980 consider an

00:23:35.880 acceptable

00:23:36.540 explanation,

00:23:38.580 now I'm not

00:23:39.240 giving her a

00:23:39.720 pass for

00:23:40.220 everything she's

00:23:40.980 ever done or

00:23:41.520 said,

00:23:41.820 I'm just

00:23:42.080 saying that

00:23:42.560 on this

00:23:43.520 one topic,

00:23:44.800 I accept

00:23:45.400 her clarification.

00:23:48.940 Because I

00:23:49.580 don't have

00:23:50.060 counter-evidence,

00:23:51.020 right?

00:23:51.900 Like,

00:23:52.240 I could

00:23:52.860 suspect that

00:23:53.700 maybe she

00:23:54.120 really did

00:23:54.620 know who

00:23:55.000 he was,

00:23:55.740 but I don't

00:23:56.400 know that.

00:23:57.500 And there's

00:23:57.860 no evidence,

00:23:58.580 and it's not

00:23:59.020 obvious that

00:23:59.640 she would to

00:24:00.220 me.

00:24:01.000 So I accept

00:24:01.880 the clarification.

00:24:02.780 How about

00:24:03.040 you?

00:24:04.200 Do you

00:24:04.520 accept her

00:24:04.940 clarification?

00:24:08.920 And here,

00:24:09.860 try to be,

00:24:10.740 try to make

00:24:11.340 your comment

00:24:11.840 independent of

00:24:12.680 what you think

00:24:13.160 of her in

00:24:13.560 general.

00:24:14.980 Yeah,

00:24:15.220 I do.

00:24:16.120 I accept it.

00:24:16.780 All right,

00:24:19.160 but it's so

00:24:20.100 easy,

00:24:20.620 the fact that

00:24:21.140 Trump doesn't

00:24:21.800 do it,

00:24:22.580 puts all of

00:24:23.480 his supporters

00:24:24.080 at risk.

00:24:25.880 Like,

00:24:26.220 Trump not

00:24:26.800 disavowing this

00:24:27.780 guy the way

00:24:28.320 the MTG did,

00:24:30.100 puts me at

00:24:30.700 physical risk.

00:24:32.300 Like,

00:24:32.620 I could

00:24:33.140 actually fucking

00:24:33.760 get killed

00:24:34.400 because some

00:24:35.580 idiot thinks

00:24:36.220 that I'm

00:24:37.380 backing racists

00:24:38.280 because somebody

00:24:40.040 knows somebody

00:24:40.660 knows somebody

00:24:41.300 or something.

00:24:42.160 Because that's

00:24:42.600 what happened

00:24:42.880 last time.

00:24:44.460 I mean,

00:24:44.700 I think I was

00:24:45.260 in actual

00:24:45.840 physical danger

00:24:46.920 supporting

00:24:47.980 Trump.

00:24:49.720 But at least

00:24:50.760 there was some

00:24:51.160 payoff before.

00:24:52.100 I don't say

00:24:52.440 there's a payoff

00:24:53.080 now.

00:24:54.920 You exaggerate?

00:24:58.700 Maybe.

00:25:00.460 All right.

00:25:01.520 So that's

00:25:02.240 what I think.

00:25:02.880 Did you hear

00:25:03.200 that weird

00:25:03.620 story about

00:25:05.080 Biden's

00:25:07.320 Secret Service?

00:25:08.920 They rented

00:25:09.340 some SUVs

00:25:10.540 for his

00:25:11.200 time at his

00:25:12.660 Delaware home.

00:25:14.380 So that they

00:25:15.120 had five

00:25:15.620 rented SUVs

00:25:16.780 and returned

00:25:18.200 them to the

00:25:18.680 lot when

00:25:19.080 they were

00:25:19.260 done with

00:25:19.600 them.

00:25:20.660 And then

00:25:21.260 all five

00:25:21.760 cars burned

00:25:22.840 up.

00:25:24.540 They all

00:25:25.200 caught on

00:25:25.600 fire and

00:25:26.040 burned up.

00:25:27.980 Now,

00:25:28.600 I'm no

00:25:29.320 expert on

00:25:29.960 car fires.

00:25:31.760 But have

00:25:32.300 you ever

00:25:32.620 heard of

00:25:33.000 one car

00:25:33.600 fire starting

00:25:34.540 a fire in

00:25:35.400 the car

00:25:35.700 next to

00:25:36.120 it?

00:25:37.280 Have you

00:25:37.800 ever heard

00:25:38.060 of that?

00:25:39.440 Oh,

00:25:39.660 is that

00:25:39.880 Nantucket?

00:25:40.640 Yeah,

00:25:40.840 I'm sorry.

00:25:41.760 It was

00:25:42.060 Nantucket,

00:25:42.720 not Delaware.

00:25:43.200 So yes,

00:25:45.780 so that's

00:25:46.500 actually a

00:25:46.900 thing.

00:25:47.820 If a

00:25:48.240 car burns

00:25:48.820 up and

00:25:49.640 you're

00:25:49.840 parked,

00:25:50.400 let's say,

00:25:51.520 whatever's a

00:25:52.140 normal parking

00:25:52.780 space, I

00:25:53.660 know, 18

00:25:54.160 inches or

00:25:54.660 something,

00:25:55.560 you're telling

00:25:55.960 me that

00:25:56.280 fire from

00:25:56.940 one car

00:25:57.400 is going

00:25:57.680 to catch

00:25:58.620 another

00:25:58.880 car on

00:25:59.720 fire?

00:26:01.180 I don't

00:26:01.760 believe that.

00:26:03.320 Yeah,

00:26:03.740 okay.

00:26:04.320 I'm going

00:26:04.860 to go with

00:26:05.300 I don't

00:26:05.580 believe it

00:26:05.940 for a

00:26:06.220 second.

00:26:06.460 even if

00:26:10.280 they

00:26:10.420 explode.

00:26:12.580 I don't

00:26:13.100 believe it.

00:26:13.920 Yeah,

00:26:14.080 well,

00:26:14.420 now I

00:26:14.980 saw the

00:26:15.320 cars.

00:26:15.980 If the

00:26:16.520 cars had

00:26:17.060 like exploded

00:26:18.120 like a

00:26:18.700 bomb where

00:26:19.940 there was

00:26:20.220 nothing left

00:26:20.780 of the

00:26:21.040 car,

00:26:21.760 I'd say,

00:26:22.300 oh,

00:26:22.460 yeah,

00:26:22.680 that could

00:26:23.240 catch

00:26:23.500 anything on

00:26:24.000 fire.

00:26:24.560 But the

00:26:25.120 car is

00:26:25.440 sort of

00:26:25.680 like the

00:26:26.500 engine

00:26:26.860 compartment,

00:26:27.620 looks like

00:26:28.080 it caught

00:26:28.420 on fire.

00:26:29.860 I don't

00:26:30.180 see how a

00:26:31.100 fire in

00:26:31.640 the engine

00:26:32.140 compartment of

00:26:32.840 one car can

00:26:34.700 get into the

00:26:35.340 other car.

00:26:36.460 Because there's

00:26:36.960 nothing burnable

00:26:37.640 on the

00:26:37.880 outside of

00:26:38.300 a car,

00:26:38.760 is there?

00:26:40.400 And a

00:26:40.980 car that's

00:26:41.360 not running,

00:26:42.100 it's not

00:26:42.320 going to

00:26:42.560 suck anything

00:26:44.120 in,

00:26:44.640 right?

00:26:46.200 Yeah,

00:26:46.460 and all

00:26:46.720 five?

00:26:48.480 Paint?

00:26:49.120 Tires?

00:26:49.660 I don't

00:26:49.860 know.

00:26:50.240 Oh,

00:26:50.420 tires?

00:26:51.060 Okay.

00:26:52.180 But I

00:26:52.600 don't think

00:26:52.880 the tires

00:26:53.580 were the

00:26:53.940 problem.

00:26:55.400 Maybe.

00:26:57.140 Oh,

00:26:58.340 okay,

00:26:58.960 I got it.

00:27:00.360 The first

00:27:01.080 car blows up,

00:27:02.100 the gasoline

00:27:02.720 goes under

00:27:03.300 the other

00:27:03.620 four cars.

00:27:05.180 That was

00:27:05.780 it,

00:27:05.980 right?

00:27:07.140 It's got

00:27:07.620 to be the

00:27:07.880 gasoline.

00:27:09.640 Am I

00:27:10.120 right?

00:27:12.280 It's got

00:27:12.780 to be that,

00:27:13.140 right?

00:27:14.420 Yeah,

00:27:14.860 that would

00:27:15.140 make perfect

00:27:15.960 sense.

00:27:16.480 Because if

00:27:16.920 the gasoline

00:27:17.440 goes under

00:27:17.960 the other

00:27:18.300 cars and

00:27:18.920 then ignites,

00:27:19.720 there's a

00:27:20.060 fire literally

00:27:21.140 under each

00:27:21.740 car,

00:27:22.280 and then you

00:27:22.820 got it.

00:27:23.140 Okay.

00:27:24.340 Okay,

00:27:24.840 I think we

00:27:25.260 figured it

00:27:25.680 out.

00:27:27.620 I think we

00:27:28.340 figured it

00:27:28.720 out.

00:27:29.480 All right,

00:27:29.720 it was a

00:27:30.000 weird coincidence,

00:27:30.760 but it

00:27:30.980 probably was

00:27:31.480 one car.

00:27:33.140 Although,

00:27:33.640 I'd like to

00:27:34.100 know why

00:27:34.380 that one car

00:27:34.980 caught on fire.

00:27:35.560 All right.

00:27:40.500 Thirteen

00:27:41.120 Republican

00:27:41.660 attorneys,

00:27:42.720 generals,

00:27:43.520 have filed a

00:27:44.340 motion asking

00:27:44.780 the federal

00:27:45.180 energy regulators

00:27:46.120 to prevent

00:27:47.520 Vanguard Groups,

00:27:48.660 that's a big

00:27:49.220 investment company,

00:27:50.720 from having

00:27:51.500 authorization to

00:27:52.440 purchase large

00:27:53.200 quantities of

00:27:54.120 public utility

00:27:55.000 stocks due

00:27:56.620 to its support

00:27:57.420 for ESG.

00:27:58.280 so Republican

00:28:01.240 attorneys

00:28:01.740 generals are

00:28:03.020 going after

00:28:03.580 companies that

00:28:04.360 are even

00:28:04.660 supporting ESG,

00:28:06.580 like it's

00:28:07.000 such a bad

00:28:07.520 thing.

00:28:08.540 So ESG is

00:28:09.340 now literally

00:28:10.080 being treated

00:28:10.840 like a threat

00:28:12.240 to the

00:28:12.620 country,

00:28:13.620 or a

00:28:14.080 virus,

00:28:14.960 or a...

00:28:16.780 It's actually

00:28:17.440 just being

00:28:18.040 treated like a

00:28:18.640 flaw that

00:28:19.320 needs to be

00:28:20.120 removed.

00:28:22.860 So,

00:28:23.660 good on

00:28:24.180 that.

00:28:25.540 Question,

00:28:26.100 did you know

00:28:26.860 that Glenn

00:28:27.280 Greenwald is

00:28:28.100 going to do

00:28:28.480 I guess a

00:28:29.620 major professional

00:28:30.700 nice set show

00:28:33.180 on Rumble?

00:28:35.020 I think it's

00:28:35.980 going to be

00:28:36.240 live.

00:28:36.920 Will it be

00:28:37.600 live streamed?

00:28:39.720 Oh,

00:28:40.600 live show,

00:28:41.040 yes.

00:28:41.380 It'll be live.

00:28:42.800 So,

00:28:43.860 this is one of

00:28:44.520 the most

00:28:44.840 important things

00:28:46.220 happening in

00:28:47.280 the world.

00:28:50.040 Because

00:28:50.520 Glenn

00:28:51.360 Greenwald is

00:28:52.680 a national

00:28:54.140 treasurer even

00:28:54.820 though he

00:28:55.080 doesn't live

00:28:55.480 in the

00:28:55.660 country.

00:28:56.100 And

00:28:57.600 Rumble

00:28:59.600 is a

00:29:00.660 national

00:29:01.060 treasurer.

00:29:01.920 By the

00:29:02.220 way,

00:29:02.480 I'm an

00:29:03.420 investor in

00:29:04.120 Rumble,

00:29:05.000 small investor.

00:29:07.540 But I

00:29:08.300 think what

00:29:08.600 they're doing

00:29:08.960 for supporting

00:29:10.620 free speech

00:29:11.520 is fundamental

00:29:14.320 in its

00:29:15.460 importance.

00:29:16.520 And if you

00:29:16.940 add Glenn

00:29:17.620 Greenwald,

00:29:18.880 who has

00:29:19.420 often the

00:29:20.400 best takes

00:29:21.020 on the

00:29:22.420 corruption

00:29:22.740 of our

00:29:23.180 system

00:29:23.520 in various

00:29:25.040 ways,

00:29:25.700 you put

00:29:27.100 those

00:29:27.360 together,

00:29:27.720 that's a

00:29:28.240 super

00:29:28.700 powerful

00:29:30.100 entity.

00:29:33.320 So,

00:29:33.720 talk about

00:29:34.720 good news

00:29:35.980 coming up.

00:29:38.340 I don't

00:29:40.560 have an

00:29:41.020 investment in

00:29:41.640 everything,

00:29:42.160 although I

00:29:42.500 do have

00:29:42.860 most of

00:29:43.460 my money

00:29:43.760 in the

00:29:44.000 S&P 500,

00:29:45.060 so that

00:29:45.300 covers a

00:29:45.740 lot.

00:29:46.420 But I

00:29:46.820 do have

00:29:47.200 investments

00:29:47.600 in some

00:29:48.160 of the

00:29:48.340 biggest tech

00:29:48.900 companies,

00:29:49.840 because I

00:29:50.460 bought in

00:29:50.940 heavily during

00:29:52.080 the pandemic.

00:29:52.680 that turned

00:29:53.720 down to be

00:29:54.320 such a good

00:29:54.820 long-term

00:29:55.240 strategy.

00:29:57.120 They all

00:29:57.400 went up

00:29:57.720 and then

00:29:57.940 they went

00:29:58.180 down.

00:30:00.500 All right.

00:30:04.460 Musk is

00:30:05.160 dumping on

00:30:05.680 Sam Harris

00:30:06.280 some more.

00:30:07.020 I think he

00:30:07.400 tweeted this

00:30:07.980 once before,

00:30:08.880 but in

00:30:09.660 response to

00:30:10.420 a tweet

00:30:10.780 about Sam

00:30:11.560 Harris leaving

00:30:12.140 Twitter,

00:30:12.620 I guess,

00:30:13.820 Elon Musk

00:30:14.320 said,

00:30:15.060 Sam used

00:30:15.560 to be so

00:30:16.040 rational.

00:30:17.040 There is

00:30:17.420 such a thing

00:30:17.920 as too

00:30:18.260 much

00:30:18.460 meditation.

00:30:18.980 I think

00:30:21.160 he said

00:30:21.480 that before,

00:30:22.100 but it

00:30:22.300 made me

00:30:22.580 laugh the

00:30:23.040 last time.

00:30:23.980 There is

00:30:24.220 such a

00:30:24.540 thing as

00:30:24.820 too much

00:30:25.220 meditation.

00:30:26.400 He destroyed

00:30:27.040 his brain

00:30:27.460 by over

00:30:27.880 meditating.

00:30:30.340 And then

00:30:30.800 he goes,

00:30:31.340 Elon Musk

00:30:31.800 says,

00:30:32.420 Sam lost

00:30:33.000 me when

00:30:33.940 he said

00:30:34.260 that any

00:30:34.740 lies at

00:30:35.380 all would

00:30:35.800 justify

00:30:36.200 Trump

00:30:36.580 losing.

00:30:38.280 And I

00:30:39.540 think a

00:30:39.820 lot of

00:30:40.040 people will

00:30:40.440 lost.

00:30:40.600 I think

00:30:40.880 that's

00:30:41.120 probably

00:30:41.500 why Sam

00:30:42.900 decided that

00:30:43.680 Twitter wasn't

00:30:44.640 a good match

00:30:45.160 for him.

00:30:45.500 Probably

00:30:45.700 that situation.

00:30:47.620 And then

00:30:48.020 Musk points

00:30:48.580 out,

00:30:48.980 that Sam

00:30:50.700 literally wrote

00:30:51.500 a book

00:30:51.960 about why

00:30:53.080 lying is

00:30:53.820 evil.

00:30:56.000 And then

00:30:56.820 he supported

00:30:58.700 lying if

00:31:00.940 it could

00:31:01.200 stop Trump.

00:31:03.300 So,

00:31:03.980 you know,

00:31:04.220 the most

00:31:04.700 rational

00:31:05.180 thinker in

00:31:06.380 the country

00:31:06.860 couldn't

00:31:08.340 stay

00:31:08.980 consistent as

00:31:09.860 long as

00:31:10.200 Trump was

00:31:10.640 in the

00:31:10.860 conversation.

00:31:11.880 That's how

00:31:12.480 much Trump

00:31:13.760 bent reality.

00:31:16.220 All right,

00:31:17.120 let's,

00:31:17.700 we're going to

00:31:18.340 give you a

00:31:18.780 little quiz

00:31:19.620 here.

00:31:20.340 We're going

00:31:20.640 to test

00:31:20.960 your logic,

00:31:23.660 your common

00:31:24.080 sense,

00:31:24.560 and your

00:31:24.800 ability to

00:31:25.280 read minds

00:31:25.880 all at once.

00:31:27.280 So,

00:31:27.880 now this is

00:31:28.420 something that

00:31:29.060 people who

00:31:29.580 stop it,

00:31:32.240 stop it,

00:31:33.360 I haven't even

00:31:34.020 asked the

00:31:34.460 question yet,

00:31:35.240 and half of

00:31:36.340 the people on

00:31:36.800 the locals

00:31:37.200 platform,

00:31:37.960 stop it,

00:31:39.560 stop it,

00:31:40.420 let me ask

00:31:41.000 the question

00:31:41.520 first.

00:31:42.360 Stop giving

00:31:42.940 the answer

00:31:43.420 before the

00:31:43.880 question.

00:31:44.240 stop it.

00:31:48.080 All right,

00:31:48.820 according to

00:31:49.520 Rasmussen,

00:31:50.880 what percent

00:31:51.540 of likely

00:31:52.060 U.S.

00:31:52.480 voters

00:31:52.840 believe that

00:31:55.820 the outcome

00:31:56.900 of the

00:31:57.300 Senate election

00:31:57.960 in Arizona

00:31:58.720 was not in

00:32:01.580 any way

00:32:01.920 affected by

00:32:02.880 the problems

00:32:03.620 at the

00:32:05.060 election?

00:32:05.400 What percent

00:32:06.200 thought that

00:32:06.780 the problems

00:32:07.440 in Maricopa

00:32:08.320 didn't really

00:32:09.520 have any

00:32:10.140 effect?

00:32:10.500 You're

00:32:14.020 right,

00:32:14.740 it's very

00:32:15.720 close to

00:32:16.180 one quarter.

00:32:17.420 I don't

00:32:17.740 know how

00:32:17.940 you do

00:32:18.200 it,

00:32:18.400 it's 23%,

00:32:19.360 but,

00:32:19.740 you know,

00:32:20.320 probably

00:32:20.800 2% error.

00:32:23.480 So,

00:32:25.400 once again,

00:32:26.640 the smartest

00:32:27.220 audience in

00:32:27.980 all of the

00:32:28.420 Internet,

00:32:29.140 you can guess

00:32:29.900 poll results

00:32:31.040 before the

00:32:32.520 polls come

00:32:33.160 out.

00:32:34.560 Okay,

00:32:34.820 a lot of

00:32:35.120 people can't

00:32:35.600 do that,

00:32:36.060 but you

00:32:36.320 can,

00:32:36.920 and good

00:32:38.060 for you.

00:32:40.500 Weirdly,

00:32:43.680 as I was

00:32:44.200 talking about

00:32:44.760 this,

00:32:46.140 how there

00:32:46.480 needs to

00:32:46.780 be a new

00:32:47.140 phone that

00:32:47.780 doesn't use

00:32:48.800 Apple,

00:32:51.540 Jack Dorsey

00:32:52.220 was tweeting

00:32:52.740 that there's

00:32:53.280 an effort

00:32:53.620 going on to

00:32:54.300 build some

00:32:55.300 kind of a

00:32:55.740 web OS

00:32:56.400 where you

00:32:57.480 could have

00:32:57.800 a phone

00:32:58.160 without apps.

00:32:59.740 The phone

00:33:00.240 would just

00:33:00.600 work better

00:33:01.260 with websites,

00:33:03.180 and then

00:33:03.500 you're done,

00:33:04.540 because the

00:33:05.520 phones are

00:33:05.880 faster now.

00:33:07.220 So,

00:33:07.960 like I said,

00:33:08.820 as long as

00:33:09.660 the phones

00:33:09.940 are faster,

00:33:11.100 then the

00:33:12.100 consumer's

00:33:13.480 purpose for

00:33:14.240 having an

00:33:14.620 app goes

00:33:15.080 away.

00:33:16.120 Then it's

00:33:16.520 only for the

00:33:17.180 maker of

00:33:17.680 the app

00:33:17.960 that is

00:33:18.280 good.

00:33:22.400 All right.

00:33:23.460 What else

00:33:24.060 is going

00:33:24.380 on?

00:33:26.780 How

00:33:26.980 about,

00:33:28.260 so,

00:33:30.800 Musk said

00:33:32.440 he's already

00:33:33.020 improved the

00:33:34.080 performance

00:33:34.700 at Twitter,

00:33:36.300 you know,

00:33:36.520 some 400

00:33:38.040 millisecond

00:33:38.760 kind of

00:33:39.160 performance,

00:33:40.080 that if you

00:33:40.520 don't know

00:33:40.780 anything

00:33:41.000 technical,

00:33:41.620 it sounds

00:33:41.900 like it

00:33:42.240 wouldn't be

00:33:42.600 much.

00:33:43.700 But did

00:33:44.280 you all

00:33:44.560 notice that

00:33:45.100 Twitter is

00:33:45.480 way faster?

00:33:48.140 Remember,

00:33:48.660 I kept

00:33:48.940 complaining that

00:33:49.700 if I left

00:33:50.160 Twitter open

00:33:51.320 in a browser

00:33:52.280 tab,

00:33:53.220 that I

00:33:53.820 couldn't use

00:33:54.360 it the next

00:33:54.820 morning,

00:33:55.760 because it

00:33:56.100 would pick

00:33:56.440 up so much,

00:33:57.540 I don't know,

00:33:58.020 just trash,

00:33:59.180 just sitting

00:33:59.540 there.

00:34:00.120 It just

00:34:00.400 wouldn't work.

00:34:02.180 But that

00:34:02.760 stopped a few

00:34:03.500 days ago.

00:34:04.540 Now I can

00:34:05.140 leave it open

00:34:05.700 overnight,

00:34:06.320 and then

00:34:06.800 it's just

00:34:07.140 fine the

00:34:07.560 next morning.

00:34:08.720 And this

00:34:09.320 morning I

00:34:09.660 was using

00:34:09.980 it,

00:34:10.140 it's like,

00:34:10.500 damn,

00:34:10.740 this is

00:34:10.960 really fast.

00:34:11.860 I thought

00:34:12.180 my internet

00:34:12.680 connection

00:34:13.120 was just

00:34:14.160 humming along,

00:34:15.340 and it

00:34:15.620 turns out

00:34:15.960 that Twitter

00:34:16.320 is faster.

00:34:17.780 Now,

00:34:18.120 here's the

00:34:18.580 question I

00:34:19.080 ask.

00:34:20.400 Was that

00:34:20.780 something

00:34:21.160 Twitter

00:34:21.520 couldn't do

00:34:22.000 before Musk

00:34:22.660 got there?

00:34:24.360 Like,

00:34:24.640 what did

00:34:24.980 he do

00:34:25.260 different

00:34:25.640 that made

00:34:27.440 a major

00:34:28.520 technical

00:34:29.200 improvement

00:34:29.900 in terms

00:34:31.080 of the

00:34:31.320 user experience?

00:34:32.740 Do you

00:34:33.300 think he

00:34:33.560 did that,

00:34:33.960 or was

00:34:34.220 that sort

00:34:34.840 of already

00:34:36.440 in the

00:34:36.840 works?

00:34:37.380 Because it's

00:34:37.680 probably fairly

00:34:39.160 major.

00:34:40.540 Fairly

00:34:41.020 major.

00:34:42.660 Yeah.

00:34:44.280 They were

00:34:44.900 too busy.

00:34:45.820 They had

00:34:46.140 too many

00:34:46.500 employees to

00:34:47.700 get it

00:34:47.940 done.

00:34:48.960 Well,

00:34:50.560 so here's

00:34:52.040 my preliminary

00:34:52.780 take on

00:34:53.560 Twitter.

00:34:54.340 Anything we

00:34:55.140 say about

00:34:55.580 whether Twitter

00:34:56.140 is better

00:34:56.820 or worse

00:34:57.260 is garbage,

00:34:58.640 because we

00:34:59.680 need to find

00:35:00.300 out where

00:35:00.920 it ends

00:35:01.260 up.

00:35:02.100 Where it

00:35:02.500 is now

00:35:03.040 is not

00:35:03.600 a snapshot

00:35:05.280 of anything,

00:35:06.180 because it's

00:35:07.260 moving pretty

00:35:08.260 rapidly toward

00:35:09.200 being a new

00:35:09.860 entity.

00:35:10.720 So if you

00:35:11.140 pick it up

00:35:11.520 in the middle,

00:35:12.040 you're not

00:35:12.300 really looking

00:35:12.760 at anything

00:35:13.180 that's real.

00:35:14.020 It's temporal.

00:35:16.000 But we

00:35:17.620 like to see

00:35:18.060 how we're

00:35:18.280 going.

00:35:19.600 I would

00:35:20.220 say at the

00:35:20.600 moment I'm

00:35:21.100 seeing more

00:35:21.760 anti-Semitism

00:35:22.660 online.

00:35:23.660 How about

00:35:23.940 you?

00:35:25.120 It could

00:35:25.600 be because

00:35:26.120 the news

00:35:26.700 stories are

00:35:28.280 generating it.

00:35:29.580 But I'm

00:35:30.180 seeing more

00:35:30.760 direct

00:35:31.400 anti-Semitism

00:35:32.520 online.

00:35:33.400 Anybody

00:35:33.620 else?

00:35:36.900 I'm

00:35:37.420 seeing only

00:35:37.820 no's.

00:35:40.580 Really.

00:35:41.540 So you're

00:35:42.100 not seeing

00:35:42.560 users who

00:35:44.040 are just

00:35:44.340 directly saying

00:35:45.340 anti-Semitic

00:35:46.080 stuff.

00:35:48.820 Why am I?

00:35:50.940 Why am I

00:35:51.740 seeing it?

00:35:52.540 Because I'm

00:35:53.000 seeing a good

00:35:54.080 amount of it,

00:35:55.000 not just one

00:35:56.060 tweet.

00:35:57.900 It's not who

00:35:58.700 I'm following,

00:35:59.380 I just see it

00:35:59.960 in the comments.

00:36:00.620 It's usually

00:36:01.460 just a comment.

00:36:03.400 And it's

00:36:03.740 usually a

00:36:04.160 comment to

00:36:04.620 some generic

00:36:05.540 public person.

00:36:08.760 So you're

00:36:09.360 not seeing

00:36:09.780 it.

00:36:10.920 I wonder

00:36:11.280 how much

00:36:12.380 that is

00:36:12.700 confirmation

00:36:13.100 bias on

00:36:13.760 my part.

00:36:15.000 Because it's

00:36:15.660 less likely

00:36:16.320 that you

00:36:16.700 would all

00:36:17.160 have confirmation

00:36:18.300 bias, right?

00:36:20.040 Could be

00:36:20.720 more of the

00:36:21.680 topics that

00:36:22.360 I've been

00:36:22.600 interacting with,

00:36:23.600 possibly.

00:36:24.780 I don't know.

00:36:26.040 It's an open

00:36:26.600 question.

00:36:26.980 So two

00:36:33.580 of the

00:36:33.820 Oath Keepers

00:36:34.800 were convicted.

00:36:36.680 And they

00:36:37.200 were convicted

00:36:37.800 of conspiring

00:36:41.040 and plotting

00:36:41.620 to take over

00:36:42.420 the country.

00:36:44.900 Now, I

00:36:45.440 didn't follow

00:36:45.940 the trial,

00:36:47.660 but did you

00:36:48.300 know that

00:36:48.680 conspiring and

00:36:49.580 plotting are

00:36:50.140 illegal?

00:36:50.500 At what

00:36:55.000 point does

00:36:56.380 talking about

00:36:57.060 stuff become

00:36:57.800 illegal?

00:36:59.520 Like, if

00:37:01.460 all of the

00:37:02.560 conspiring

00:37:03.160 happened within

00:37:04.000 their organization

00:37:05.000 and then

00:37:06.500 nobody put

00:37:07.940 it into

00:37:08.340 operation,

00:37:10.300 it's not

00:37:11.880 something I'm

00:37:12.440 comfortable with

00:37:13.420 happening,

00:37:15.460 but where is

00:37:16.240 the crime?

00:37:17.800 Where is

00:37:18.140 the crime?

00:37:18.540 How much

00:37:20.360 did they have

00:37:20.800 to stretch

00:37:21.260 the Constitution

00:37:22.100 or the law

00:37:23.720 to put a

00:37:24.440 crime around

00:37:24.980 that?

00:37:26.260 Because to

00:37:26.720 me, I

00:37:27.080 thought a

00:37:28.120 bunch of

00:37:28.500 guys sitting

00:37:29.240 in a room

00:37:29.760 talking shit

00:37:30.520 about anything

00:37:32.480 is legal.

00:37:34.280 It's not.

00:37:35.740 You can't

00:37:36.320 talk shit

00:37:36.760 about stuff

00:37:37.360 without getting

00:37:38.360 arrested if

00:37:39.500 it's the wrong

00:37:39.960 stuff.

00:37:40.960 I thought

00:37:41.580 talking was

00:37:42.220 always legal.

00:37:43.840 Like, how

00:37:44.500 much of the

00:37:45.640 plan has to

00:37:46.320 be implemented

00:37:47.060 short of a

00:37:49.180 crime being

00:37:49.680 committed

00:37:50.060 before that

00:37:51.940 talking becomes

00:37:52.860 a crime

00:37:53.300 itself.

00:37:54.460 I don't

00:37:55.060 understand

00:37:55.640 exactly the

00:37:56.440 situation, but

00:37:57.060 I'm not

00:37:57.340 comfortable with

00:37:57.960 it.

00:37:58.700 So it's not a

00:38:00.140 situation that I

00:38:00.940 look at and

00:38:01.400 say, oh,

00:38:02.600 justice was

00:38:03.440 served.

00:38:04.900 Now, just to

00:38:05.720 be clear, I

00:38:07.100 don't want the

00:38:07.760 Oath Keepers

00:38:08.360 trying to

00:38:08.840 overthrow the

00:38:10.120 government, but

00:38:11.840 I don't think

00:38:12.340 that ever was

00:38:12.980 happening.

00:38:13.300 I see no

00:38:16.020 evidence that

00:38:16.660 they meant

00:38:17.080 that.

00:38:18.120 All evidence

00:38:18.780 suggests that

00:38:19.580 they did mean

00:38:20.300 to delay the

00:38:21.280 certification.

00:38:23.420 Where was the

00:38:24.240 evidence that

00:38:24.700 they planned to

00:38:25.180 take over the

00:38:25.720 government?

00:38:27.420 If the only

00:38:28.280 thing they were

00:38:28.700 doing was

00:38:29.160 delaying a

00:38:29.900 process to

00:38:30.560 improve the

00:38:31.260 result, it

00:38:33.380 doesn't look

00:38:33.860 like justice

00:38:34.380 to me, but

00:38:35.700 I don't know

00:38:36.160 if there's,

00:38:37.800 the reporting

00:38:38.640 didn't tell me

00:38:39.300 what it was

00:38:39.840 exactly they

00:38:40.500 did that was

00:38:40.920 so bad.

00:38:41.360 Now, obviously

00:38:44.680 it's so bad

00:38:45.320 from a logical

00:38:47.100 level, but it

00:38:47.740 has to be bad

00:38:48.400 illegal, too,

00:38:50.120 to go to

00:38:50.580 jail.

00:38:55.340 So, we'll

00:38:56.240 watch that.

00:38:57.020 Rhodes and

00:38:57.540 Megs, two

00:38:58.380 people who got

00:38:58.880 convicted, 20

00:39:00.200 year maximum

00:39:00.840 prison sentence

00:39:01.700 on the charge

00:39:03.020 of seditious

00:39:03.900 conspiracy.

00:39:07.360 I just

00:39:08.500 doubt that

00:39:09.160 that was

00:39:09.540 justice.

00:39:10.400 I don't

00:39:10.760 know.

00:39:11.360 But given

00:39:12.420 everything we

00:39:13.200 know about

00:39:13.600 everything, I

00:39:14.200 just doubt

00:39:14.760 that justice

00:39:15.580 was served.

00:39:18.240 All right.

00:39:18.840 So, I guess

00:39:19.720 the Respect

00:39:20.420 for Marriage

00:39:20.980 Act looks

00:39:21.680 like it's

00:39:22.420 passed.

00:39:24.180 And I

00:39:25.380 guess I was

00:39:25.960 blind to the

00:39:26.780 fact that if

00:39:28.320 you were legally

00:39:29.040 married in one

00:39:29.820 state and you

00:39:30.480 moved to another

00:39:31.040 state, you

00:39:31.640 wouldn't be

00:39:32.040 legally married.

00:39:33.500 Let's say it's

00:39:34.260 a gay marriage.

00:39:35.520 Did you know

00:39:36.020 that?

00:39:36.240 I didn't know

00:39:38.540 that the states

00:39:39.760 did not

00:39:40.320 recognize a

00:39:41.820 legal marriage

00:39:42.420 from another

00:39:42.980 state.

00:39:44.820 So, I'm

00:39:46.000 actually glad

00:39:46.680 that they

00:39:47.000 made this

00:39:47.440 consistent.

00:39:48.860 Does anybody

00:39:49.360 have a problem

00:39:49.860 with that?

00:39:51.060 Because I

00:39:51.720 think this is

00:39:52.200 just a

00:39:52.620 technical fix

00:39:53.560 to something

00:39:55.200 that I

00:39:55.560 thought I

00:39:55.820 should have

00:39:56.040 done in the

00:39:56.380 first place.

00:40:01.600 Theory.

00:40:02.080 think it's

00:40:03.800 wrong?

00:40:06.400 You think it's

00:40:07.060 fed overreach

00:40:07.880 because the

00:40:08.460 states...

00:40:10.200 No, you

00:40:10.720 know, but

00:40:11.220 there's a...

00:40:12.280 Let's see if

00:40:14.040 there's an

00:40:14.360 analog to this.

00:40:15.540 There are other

00:40:16.420 laws that work

00:40:18.680 for other

00:40:19.160 states, right?

00:40:19.920 If I get a

00:40:20.580 driver's license in

00:40:21.540 one state, I can

00:40:22.460 use it in another

00:40:23.120 state.

00:40:23.500 Is that a

00:40:23.880 federal law or

00:40:25.120 did every state

00:40:26.020 agree to that?

00:40:27.660 Give me a fact

00:40:28.300 check.

00:40:28.600 Why is it

00:40:30.100 that my

00:40:30.400 driver's license

00:40:31.120 is valid in

00:40:31.860 another state?

00:40:33.060 Because every

00:40:33.860 state agreed or

00:40:34.780 it's a federal

00:40:35.340 law?

00:40:37.260 States agreed.

00:40:38.840 Do you

00:40:39.040 think?

00:40:39.280 Every state.

00:40:42.140 Yeah.

00:40:43.320 Constitution

00:40:43.820 requires it

00:40:44.780 because it

00:40:45.200 would be

00:40:45.620 different

00:40:46.380 treatment or

00:40:46.900 something?

00:40:49.880 I don't

00:40:50.480 know.

00:40:52.080 So we

00:40:52.740 actually got

00:40:53.200 all 50

00:40:53.720 states to

00:40:54.200 agree to

00:40:54.520 that.

00:40:56.040 Maybe.

00:40:58.100 Yeah,

00:40:58.580 maybe that

00:40:58.980 would be a

00:40:59.360 better way

00:40:59.680 to go,

00:41:00.140 wouldn't it?

00:41:01.680 But I

00:41:02.760 think I

00:41:03.300 agree with

00:41:03.680 the federal

00:41:04.080 government in

00:41:04.920 this case.

00:41:06.100 I like the

00:41:06.940 federal government

00:41:07.520 stepping in when

00:41:08.880 there's something

00:41:09.440 about the

00:41:10.340 situation that

00:41:11.800 makes it not a

00:41:12.600 good fit for

00:41:13.140 the states.

00:41:14.840 Right?

00:41:15.200 And I think

00:41:15.740 that a

00:41:18.040 basic appeal

00:41:18.880 to justice

00:41:19.700 required the

00:41:21.320 federal government

00:41:21.940 to do this.

00:41:24.960 Because no

00:41:25.900 matter what you

00:41:26.400 think of gay

00:41:26.920 marriage, you

00:41:28.040 have to know

00:41:28.580 it's fucked

00:41:29.080 up to let

00:41:29.920 them get

00:41:30.260 married and

00:41:31.300 then suddenly

00:41:31.840 treat them

00:41:32.340 like they're

00:41:32.740 unmarried because

00:41:33.520 they move

00:41:34.020 across, if

00:41:35.320 they move

00:41:35.660 five miles in

00:41:36.380 America,

00:41:37.060 right?

00:41:37.760 Just because

00:41:38.220 you moved

00:41:38.560 over a state

00:41:39.080 border, suddenly

00:41:40.160 you're not

00:41:40.520 married.

00:41:42.420 Do you think

00:41:43.300 that's good for

00:41:43.920 anything?

00:41:45.080 Like, who

00:41:45.640 benefits from

00:41:46.460 that?

00:41:47.340 There's no

00:41:47.860 benefit from

00:41:48.480 that.

00:41:49.500 Nobody wins

00:41:50.280 from that.

00:41:51.800 Because we're

00:41:52.440 not going

00:41:52.800 backwards.

00:41:53.200 If you

00:41:54.760 thought that

00:41:55.100 was the

00:41:55.400 beginning of

00:41:56.000 oh, now

00:41:57.340 I'll dismantle

00:41:58.260 these gay

00:41:58.860 marriages, it's

00:41:59.680 just the

00:42:00.060 beginning.

00:42:00.940 It's not.

00:42:02.820 Gay

00:42:03.300 marriage isn't

00:42:03.840 going to be

00:42:04.120 dismantled.

00:42:04.820 It's here to

00:42:05.240 stay.

00:42:06.660 And so

00:42:08.680 you might as

00:42:09.380 well be decent

00:42:10.100 to people,

00:42:11.400 right?

00:42:12.780 I get the

00:42:13.800 conceptual

00:42:15.320 argument,

00:42:16.940 you know,

00:42:17.180 states'

00:42:17.560 rights.

00:42:17.740 States'

00:42:17.880 rights is

00:42:19.280 always a

00:42:19.660 strong argument.

00:42:21.300 Just whatever

00:42:22.080 the topic,

00:42:22.620 it's always

00:42:22.920 a strong

00:42:23.300 argument.

00:42:24.560 But I

00:42:25.080 think you

00:42:25.400 have to

00:42:25.780 put the

00:42:26.360 individuals

00:42:27.040 above that

00:42:28.780 little

00:42:29.200 peculiarity of

00:42:31.280 our Constitution.

00:42:32.980 It's a

00:42:33.200 peculiarity, but

00:42:34.320 it's a good

00:42:34.700 one.

00:42:37.940 The conflict

00:42:38.840 between states

00:42:40.060 was gay

00:42:40.560 marriage, not

00:42:41.220 heterosexual.

00:42:42.780 Right.

00:42:43.800 But I'm

00:42:45.620 only talking

00:42:46.080 about the

00:42:46.380 gay marriages.

00:42:50.540 Yeah,

00:42:51.140 states'

00:42:51.400 rights

00:42:51.680 facilitate

00:42:52.380 A-B

00:42:52.740 testing.

00:42:53.860 But don't

00:42:54.380 you think

00:42:54.680 gay rights

00:42:55.220 has been

00:42:55.600 A-B

00:42:55.880 tested?

00:42:58.240 All right,

00:42:58.900 I live in

00:42:59.340 California and

00:43:00.120 we've had

00:43:00.500 gay marriage

00:43:01.120 for a long

00:43:01.620 time.

00:43:03.280 I can

00:43:04.020 identify

00:43:04.700 zero

00:43:06.020 downside

00:43:06.560 from that.

00:43:08.260 Zero.

00:43:09.080 I'm not

00:43:09.460 aware of

00:43:10.300 any downside.

00:43:12.620 Now,

00:43:13.220 is there

00:43:13.820 an upside?

00:43:14.800 Yes.

00:43:15.700 There's an

00:43:16.180 extreme upside

00:43:16.980 for the people

00:43:17.700 involved and

00:43:18.380 anybody who

00:43:18.780 cares about

00:43:19.200 them.

00:43:19.980 Extreme

00:43:20.380 upside.

00:43:20.760 for the

00:43:21.820 people

00:43:22.060 involved and

00:43:23.460 their loved

00:43:24.020 ones.

00:43:24.980 But I've

00:43:25.820 not seen

00:43:26.320 one negative

00:43:27.560 thing.

00:43:29.200 Have you?

00:43:31.820 I've not

00:43:32.440 seen one

00:43:32.960 negative thing.

00:43:34.580 Why is polygamy

00:43:35.380 illegal?

00:43:36.700 Well, it's

00:43:37.460 not really

00:43:38.800 illegal.

00:43:40.320 Polygamy is

00:43:41.460 sort of illegal,

00:43:42.460 but not

00:43:42.900 really.

00:43:43.360 I mean,

00:43:44.600 the polygamy

00:43:47.000 is the

00:43:48.460 legal part

00:43:49.060 of the

00:43:49.240 marriage.

00:43:50.120 Yeah,

00:43:50.360 you know,

00:43:50.580 polygamy should

00:43:51.200 be legal.

00:43:52.900 But that's

00:43:53.200 another story

00:43:54.220 for another

00:43:54.680 day.

00:43:56.140 All right.

00:43:58.040 What else

00:43:58.840 is going

00:43:59.100 on?

00:44:00.780 So,

00:44:01.500 Ye and

00:44:01.980 Kim Kardashian,

00:44:02.880 their divorce is

00:44:03.540 final,

00:44:04.000 says the

00:44:04.360 news,

00:44:04.880 and the

00:44:05.720 settlement is

00:44:06.460 that Ye

00:44:07.620 has to pay

00:44:08.220 $200,000 a

00:44:09.700 month in

00:44:10.060 child support.

00:44:10.640 Now,

00:44:12.920 my understanding

00:44:13.640 is that

00:44:14.340 Kim has

00:44:15.340 the primary

00:44:16.480 custody,

00:44:18.080 which means

00:44:19.980 that she

00:44:20.300 would be

00:44:20.600 putting in

00:44:21.060 her own

00:44:21.380 money,

00:44:21.900 right?

00:44:22.400 So,

00:44:22.820 I don't

00:44:23.700 think that

00:44:24.080 they settle

00:44:24.540 these with

00:44:25.180 100% of

00:44:26.560 the payment

00:44:27.060 comes from

00:44:28.020 the one

00:44:28.880 who doesn't

00:44:29.360 have custody,

00:44:30.900 right?

00:44:31.420 So,

00:44:31.960 if one

00:44:32.360 side was

00:44:33.360 ordered to

00:44:33.780 pay $200,000,

00:44:35.420 there's sort

00:44:35.920 of an

00:44:36.360 implied

00:44:36.940 doubling of

00:44:38.340 that,

00:44:38.680 which is

00:44:38.900 what the

00:44:39.220 kids cost.

00:44:40.640 So,

00:44:41.440 $400,000

00:44:42.220 per month

00:44:44.080 is what

00:44:45.440 the

00:44:46.100 Kardashian

00:44:46.600 lawyer has

00:44:47.240 sold to

00:44:48.340 the court

00:44:48.780 as the

00:44:49.280 right number.

00:44:50.820 $400,000

00:44:52.040 per month.

00:44:57.180 And maybe

00:44:57.980 it is,

00:44:58.500 I don't know.

00:44:59.440 But,

00:45:00.440 it seems

00:45:02.560 to me

00:45:02.980 if the

00:45:03.660 Oh,

00:45:08.120 man.

00:45:08.520 All right,

00:45:10.320 so this

00:45:10.640 is too

00:45:10.960 personal

00:45:11.340 to me.

00:45:13.840 I'm too

00:45:14.500 recently

00:45:14.960 divorced

00:45:15.580 to handle

00:45:16.220 this case

00:45:17.080 because I'm

00:45:17.900 just going

00:45:18.200 to go off

00:45:18.740 on Kim

00:45:19.520 Kardashian

00:45:20.020 now.

00:45:21.020 Does anybody

00:45:21.360 mind that?

00:45:23.740 I'm just

00:45:24.340 going to

00:45:24.540 really go

00:45:24.920 off on

00:45:25.260 her right

00:45:25.540 now.

00:45:26.980 And I'll

00:45:28.280 start by

00:45:28.720 saying that

00:45:29.220 I've always

00:45:29.760 been a huge

00:45:30.320 fan of

00:45:30.760 hers.

00:45:31.420 I've never

00:45:31.880 been on

00:45:32.480 the side

00:45:32.820 of saying,

00:45:33.680 oh,

00:45:33.860 she just

00:45:34.380 has fun

00:45:35.160 and doesn't

00:45:36.320 work.

00:45:37.060 No,

00:45:37.360 she works

00:45:37.760 really hard

00:45:38.560 and she's

00:45:39.700 very smart.

00:45:40.940 She's very

00:45:41.440 entrepreneurial.

00:45:42.680 She seems

00:45:43.200 very giving.

00:45:44.200 She seems

00:45:44.620 very generous.

00:45:45.800 And I have

00:45:46.600 like tons

00:45:47.300 of good

00:45:47.700 things to

00:45:48.140 say about

00:45:48.580 her.

00:45:50.340 However,

00:45:52.900 however,

00:45:55.120 if somebody

00:45:57.080 puts the

00:45:57.940 final divorce

00:45:59.160 agreement in

00:45:59.940 front of

00:46:00.280 you,

00:46:00.480 and you

00:46:02.580 know that

00:46:03.060 in the

00:46:03.360 last two

00:46:03.900 weeks,

00:46:05.940 your

00:46:06.300 husband,

00:46:07.120 soon to

00:46:07.420 be ex-husband,

00:46:08.680 had lost

00:46:09.380 nearly all

00:46:10.780 of his

00:46:11.100 fortune,

00:46:12.140 or his

00:46:12.460 future fortune,

00:46:14.480 would you

00:46:14.900 sign that

00:46:15.360 thing?

00:46:17.900 These are

00:46:18.860 two people

00:46:19.280 who had

00:46:19.480 babies

00:46:19.880 together.

00:46:21.900 They had

00:46:22.180 children

00:46:22.440 together and

00:46:23.160 presumably

00:46:23.860 still want

00:46:24.420 to be in

00:46:24.740 each other's

00:46:25.180 life for

00:46:25.580 that.

00:46:27.540 And

00:46:27.880 after

00:46:29.540 Kanye's

00:46:30.380 entire

00:46:30.840 fortune gets

00:46:31.920 destroyed,

00:46:33.580 this

00:46:34.340 fucking

00:46:34.920 cunt

00:46:35.560 signed that

00:46:37.040 agreement

00:46:37.500 because she

00:46:38.720 could.

00:46:39.860 Just because

00:46:40.520 she could.

00:46:41.480 There was no

00:46:41.940 legal reason

00:46:43.060 she couldn't.

00:46:43.880 And if

00:46:44.420 Ye agreed to

00:46:45.380 it, he

00:46:46.420 agreed to

00:46:46.800 it.

00:46:47.140 He probably

00:46:47.520 had to

00:46:47.820 sign it

00:46:48.140 too.

00:46:49.420 But

00:46:49.680 that is

00:46:53.040 so below

00:46:54.900 the level

00:46:56.440 of a good

00:46:57.740 human being

00:46:58.480 that my

00:47:00.000 head's going

00:47:00.400 to explode.

00:47:02.820 Now, we

00:47:03.640 don't know

00:47:04.100 all the

00:47:04.520 details, and

00:47:05.300 if Ye is

00:47:05.860 happy with

00:47:06.440 the arrangement,

00:47:07.220 that's the

00:47:07.760 end of the

00:47:08.140 story.

00:47:09.160 So let me

00:47:09.620 say this.

00:47:10.640 If Ye is

00:47:11.440 okay with

00:47:11.960 it, that's

00:47:14.120 the end of

00:47:14.460 the story,

00:47:15.020 because it's

00:47:15.660 just up to

00:47:16.200 them.

00:47:16.960 I would

00:47:17.580 have no

00:47:17.940 complaint.

00:47:18.960 If he

00:47:19.520 doesn't

00:47:19.820 complain about

00:47:20.380 it, I

00:47:20.580 have no

00:47:20.860 complaint about

00:47:21.540 anybody.

00:47:22.300 It's just

00:47:22.680 their decision.

00:47:23.220 But, if

00:47:26.380 he's thinking

00:47:26.880 the same

00:47:27.320 thing I

00:47:27.740 am, which

00:47:29.160 is, you

00:47:29.680 just watched

00:47:30.220 my entire

00:47:30.820 fortune get

00:47:31.780 destroyed right

00:47:32.580 in front of

00:47:32.980 you, and

00:47:33.560 you fucking

00:47:33.960 signed that

00:47:34.520 thing.

00:47:35.820 Like, the

00:47:36.400 thing was

00:47:36.740 obviously

00:47:37.140 negotiated

00:47:37.800 before Kanye

00:47:39.260 lost his

00:47:39.820 money, right?

00:47:40.980 Obviously.

00:47:41.640 Now, presumably,

00:47:43.320 he's retained

00:47:43.880 many millions,

00:47:45.220 no matter what

00:47:45.660 happens.

00:47:46.260 But still, it's

00:47:48.040 a whole different

00:47:48.720 situation.

00:47:49.260 If that

00:47:50.100 wasn't

00:47:51.260 renegotiated,

00:47:52.860 that's just

00:47:54.420 a crime.

00:47:56.080 Like, that's

00:47:56.640 just lawyers

00:47:57.460 stealing shit.

00:47:58.380 I mean, that's

00:47:58.760 terrible.

00:48:01.340 I mean, I

00:48:02.000 really have a

00:48:02.720 visceral feeling

00:48:03.780 of hatred for

00:48:04.760 Kim Kardashian

00:48:06.220 because of

00:48:07.240 this.

00:48:07.700 Now, it's

00:48:08.000 not fair,

00:48:09.120 let me say as

00:48:09.920 clearly as

00:48:10.480 possible,

00:48:11.860 especially when

00:48:12.880 a divorce is

00:48:13.580 involved.

00:48:14.200 Believe me, I

00:48:14.720 know this, the

00:48:16.200 public doesn't

00:48:16.800 know what's

00:48:17.100 going on.

00:48:17.720 we're dealing

00:48:19.720 with this, you

00:48:20.540 know, minor

00:48:20.980 little information

00:48:21.800 that, you

00:48:22.340 know, slips

00:48:22.760 out.

00:48:23.560 We don't

00:48:23.920 know the

00:48:24.240 context, right?

00:48:26.460 I mean, tomorrow

00:48:28.120 we can find out

00:48:29.000 that Kanye

00:48:29.540 borrowed a

00:48:30.300 billion dollars

00:48:30.980 from Kim

00:48:31.520 Kardashian and

00:48:32.320 didn't pay it

00:48:32.840 back, and so

00:48:33.860 you say, oh,

00:48:34.480 well, now that

00:48:35.440 you know that

00:48:35.840 context, it all

00:48:36.540 makes sense, or

00:48:37.400 something like

00:48:37.780 that, right?

00:48:38.660 So, there

00:48:39.380 could be more

00:48:39.940 to it, but on

00:48:41.540 the surface, it

00:48:42.520 disgusts me.

00:48:44.820 But I could

00:48:45.620 change my mind

00:48:46.200 if I found out

00:48:46.820 something different.

00:48:47.720 All right, here's

00:48:49.820 the last thing I

00:48:51.080 want to do is

00:48:51.580 talk about masks.

00:48:52.500 I'm going to

00:48:52.800 talk about not

00:48:54.020 whether they

00:48:54.520 work or not.

00:48:55.700 I'm going to

00:48:56.200 talk about the

00:48:56.740 quality of our

00:48:57.800 news.

00:48:59.640 So, it's been

00:49:00.380 two years, and

00:49:02.360 masks are back

00:49:03.180 in the conversation.

00:49:05.260 Have you ever

00:49:06.180 seen a major

00:49:07.240 news story where

00:49:09.080 they went through

00:49:10.020 the pros and

00:49:11.060 the cons of

00:49:11.800 masks and showed

00:49:12.740 you the science

00:49:13.460 and had actual

00:49:14.760 people knowledgeable

00:49:16.120 talking about

00:49:16.860 both sides?

00:49:18.320 No, you

00:49:19.020 haven't.

00:49:19.920 No, you

00:49:20.260 haven't.

00:49:21.440 Nope.

00:49:22.360 And so, when I

00:49:23.780 complained, hey,

00:49:25.820 why has nobody

00:49:26.760 shown both sides

00:49:28.560 of the argument

00:49:29.600 in a way that

00:49:30.300 feels credible?

00:49:31.680 A number of

00:49:32.540 people criticized

00:49:33.600 me online, and

00:49:35.440 do you know what

00:49:35.760 they said?

00:49:37.180 Scott, do your

00:49:38.980 own research like

00:49:39.920 I did.

00:49:40.560 Look at this

00:49:41.140 information I have

00:49:43.760 that says masks

00:49:45.000 don't work.

00:49:45.660 And I said,

00:49:47.400 okay, that's a

00:49:48.440 different topic.

00:49:49.800 You're on the

00:49:50.360 topic of do

00:49:51.120 masks work.

00:49:53.160 I'm on the

00:49:53.940 topic of why

00:49:55.460 does our media

00:49:56.160 not help us

00:49:56.900 with this

00:49:57.280 decision?

00:49:57.720 And those two

00:50:00.320 things get

00:50:00.760 conflated, and

00:50:01.680 then I'm an

00:50:02.360 asshole because

00:50:03.460 somebody doesn't

00:50:04.160 know he's on

00:50:04.620 the wrong

00:50:04.920 topic.

00:50:05.900 Like, half of

00:50:06.860 my conversations

00:50:07.680 lately have

00:50:09.440 turned into, I

00:50:11.340 know you think

00:50:12.040 you're disagreeing

00:50:12.800 with me, but

00:50:13.340 you're not even

00:50:14.020 on the same

00:50:14.560 topic, right?

00:50:16.780 You're talking

00:50:17.460 about whether

00:50:17.940 they work, I'm

00:50:19.620 talking about

00:50:20.180 whether anybody

00:50:20.780 helped us with

00:50:21.500 a decision.

00:50:22.080 different topic,

00:50:23.780 sorry.

00:50:25.560 So, watch how

00:50:27.420 many times you

00:50:28.220 think you're

00:50:28.700 having a

00:50:29.140 disagreement when

00:50:30.560 you're just on

00:50:31.020 the wrong topic.

00:50:34.060 Yeah.

00:50:35.160 And in case

00:50:36.120 you're wondering,

00:50:36.800 I'm anti-mask

00:50:37.980 big time.

00:50:40.340 And I don't

00:50:41.000 know what the

00:50:41.420 science is.

00:50:42.620 I don't know.

00:50:43.820 But I know it

00:50:45.300 didn't show up in

00:50:45.940 any of the big

00:50:46.420 numbers, right?

00:50:49.180 So I don't care

00:50:49.980 what your study

00:50:50.560 says, it didn't

00:50:51.220 show up in the

00:50:51.680 overall death

00:50:52.260 count, I don't

00:50:52.800 think, that I'm

00:50:54.380 aware of.

00:50:54.880 But, you know,

00:50:55.400 how would I be

00:50:55.900 aware of it since

00:50:56.600 nobody helped us

00:50:57.320 with that

00:50:57.620 information?

00:51:00.720 So people are

00:51:01.520 mad that Twitter

00:51:02.160 has reversed its

00:51:03.260 policy on COVID

00:51:05.620 disinformation.

00:51:06.900 So it used to

00:51:07.660 be the old

00:51:08.160 Twitter would try

00:51:09.600 to stop anything

00:51:10.380 they thought was

00:51:11.020 disinformation.

00:51:12.560 And now any

00:51:14.060 information on

00:51:15.040 the topic will

00:51:15.660 be allowed.

00:51:16.940 True or false?

00:51:18.400 Now, the people

00:51:20.680 who say, my

00:51:21.300 God, this is

00:51:22.960 going to be

00:51:23.280 bad, how

00:51:25.420 did they go

00:51:25.960 through the

00:51:26.320 entire pandemic

00:51:27.120 without noticing

00:51:28.860 that all of the

00:51:29.780 information was

00:51:30.500 wrong?

00:51:32.660 How did that

00:51:33.420 happen?

00:51:34.760 It was all

00:51:35.740 wrong.

00:51:37.220 All of it.

00:51:39.980 Who in the

00:51:40.700 world thinks

00:51:41.220 that they can

00:51:41.820 determine the

00:51:43.060 part that was

00:51:43.540 right?

00:51:45.160 If the experts

00:51:46.140 couldn't figure

00:51:46.640 out what was

00:51:47.120 right, how are

00:51:47.940 you going to

00:51:48.260 figure it out?

00:51:49.140 Doing your own

00:51:49.820 research on

00:51:51.380 what the

00:51:51.700 experts can't

00:51:52.400 agree on?

00:51:54.480 Yeah, it's an

00:51:56.380 absurd conversation

00:51:57.440 because once again

00:51:58.980 people are saying

00:51:59.920 should we or

00:52:01.000 should we not

00:52:01.740 have this

00:52:02.440 Twitter policy?

00:52:04.160 And it's the

00:52:04.700 wrong topic.

00:52:06.260 The topic is

00:52:07.380 was any of our

00:52:08.940 information right

00:52:09.700 ever?

00:52:10.500 Like how could you

00:52:11.160 possibly know what

00:52:11.980 is disinformation

00:52:12.640 in today's

00:52:13.800 environment?

00:52:15.260 Right?

00:52:15.420 Again, we're

00:52:16.840 not really on

00:52:17.400 the same topic

00:52:18.040 but we act

00:52:18.860 like we are.

00:52:19.780 That's the

00:52:20.240 theme for

00:52:20.640 today.

00:52:23.420 All right.

00:52:27.840 I was asked

00:52:28.900 this question a

00:52:30.560 few times.

00:52:31.600 So David

00:52:32.800 Sachs was on

00:52:35.200 Tucker last

00:52:35.860 night and he

00:52:36.360 was tweeting

00:52:36.800 and I think he

00:52:38.220 came up with it,

00:52:38.940 at least he's the

00:52:39.440 one talking about

00:52:40.000 it, that MAGA

00:52:41.840 has a new meaning

00:52:42.720 now, M-A-G-A.

00:52:45.200 It stands for

00:52:45.920 Microsoft, Apple,

00:52:47.060 Google and Amazon

00:52:47.980 which he calls

00:52:49.180 the tech MAGA.

00:52:50.760 Now, there are

00:52:51.840 other tech

00:52:52.260 companies but

00:52:52.880 they don't work.

00:52:55.160 I guess you

00:52:55.540 could add

00:52:55.860 Twitter and

00:52:58.040 then it would

00:52:58.320 be MAGAT

00:52:59.060 just like the

00:52:59.780 Democrats say.

00:53:00.580 Okay.

00:53:01.300 But anyway,

00:53:03.280 he leaves out

00:53:03.840 Facebook so that

00:53:04.720 the acronym

00:53:05.620 works.

00:53:06.020 So David

00:53:15.080 Sachs' point is

00:53:16.180 that the tech

00:53:17.600 MAGA are

00:53:20.080 basically suppressing

00:53:21.420 free speech and

00:53:22.480 freedom, etc.

00:53:23.940 And so people

00:53:25.800 ask me, is

00:53:26.520 that persuasive?

00:53:30.160 Is it

00:53:30.880 persuasive that

00:53:31.820 there's now like

00:53:32.720 a tech MAGA?

00:53:34.300 So MAGA works

00:53:35.180 both ways.

00:53:35.720 It works on

00:53:36.360 the, yeah.

00:53:40.980 We'll, we'll see

00:53:42.000 I did that comic.

00:53:43.140 I already did

00:53:43.920 that comic.

00:53:47.880 I think it's,

00:53:49.000 I think it's

00:53:49.820 kind of effective

00:53:50.560 because here's

00:53:51.800 the thing.

00:53:52.460 When the left

00:53:53.540 makes a word

00:53:54.800 toxic,

00:53:56.920 it stays

00:53:58.300 toxic.

00:53:59.600 So if you

00:54:00.080 start using

00:54:00.620 that toxicity

00:54:01.380 against them,

00:54:03.260 the toxicity

00:54:04.180 stays with it

00:54:05.020 a little bit.

00:54:05.700 So it

00:54:06.140 probably does

00:54:06.560 work.

00:54:07.500 Pretty good.

00:54:11.880 So apparently

00:54:12.600 a bunch of

00:54:13.180 HIMAR systems,

00:54:14.300 these accurate

00:54:14.940 missile systems,

00:54:15.980 have been

00:54:16.680 delivered to

00:54:17.280 Ukraine.

00:54:18.760 And they're

00:54:20.620 getting some

00:54:20.960 from France.

00:54:21.920 France has a

00:54:22.620 version.

00:54:23.500 We have a

00:54:24.020 version.

00:54:24.320 And here's the

00:54:25.720 question.

00:54:27.020 The HIMAR

00:54:27.500 systems are

00:54:29.020 unique because

00:54:30.700 they don't

00:54:31.260 miss, like

00:54:32.780 they hit what

00:54:33.320 they're shooting

00:54:33.760 at.

00:54:35.900 You don't

00:54:36.620 need many of

00:54:37.260 those, do you?

00:54:38.940 The whole deal

00:54:40.600 of war is

00:54:41.680 everybody's

00:54:42.240 shooting and

00:54:42.700 missing, but

00:54:44.040 if you can

00:54:44.480 actually hit the

00:54:45.080 thing you're

00:54:45.560 aiming for, you

00:54:46.380 win.

00:54:47.740 Right?

00:54:48.560 If the HIMAR

00:54:49.560 systems basically

00:54:50.560 don't miss and

00:54:52.320 the Russians are

00:54:53.000 digging in for

00:54:53.680 the winter, what

00:54:55.220 the hell is going

00:54:55.680 to be left of

00:54:56.820 the Russians?

00:54:57.260 How could

00:54:59.400 there be

00:54:59.640 anything left?

00:55:01.800 Because if

00:55:02.880 you can take

00:55:03.960 out the most

00:55:04.640 important assets,

00:55:07.040 you know, their

00:55:07.340 food, their

00:55:08.260 ammunition, take

00:55:10.120 out their

00:55:10.440 launching platforms,

00:55:12.040 whatever, if you

00:55:13.260 can hit them all

00:55:14.160 and the rockets

00:55:16.640 keep coming in

00:55:17.480 because we're

00:55:17.900 probably making

00:55:18.480 more missiles all

00:55:19.620 the time, unless

00:55:21.840 they run out of

00:55:23.060 missiles, and I

00:55:24.820 don't think they

00:55:25.280 will because we

00:55:25.920 must be making

00:55:26.540 them like crazy,

00:55:27.260 by this point.

00:55:28.200 Unless they run

00:55:28.840 out of missiles,

00:55:29.340 how do they

00:55:29.680 lose?

00:55:32.080 Troops are too

00:55:32.780 spread out?

00:55:33.860 The troops are

00:55:34.520 spread out, but

00:55:35.360 not their assets.

00:55:38.100 Because you're

00:55:38.620 always going to

00:55:39.000 have headquarters.

00:55:41.840 Probably.

00:55:42.500 I mean, the boss

00:55:43.060 has to be

00:55:43.480 somewhere.

00:55:44.260 You're always

00:55:44.700 going to have

00:55:45.220 food storage.

00:55:46.700 You're always

00:55:47.020 going to have

00:55:47.540 weapons depots.

00:55:50.620 You're always

00:55:51.060 going to have

00:55:51.400 big missile

00:55:53.260 launchers of

00:55:53.860 your own.

00:55:54.300 war is about

00:55:57.640 logistics, right?

00:56:00.840 I don't know.

00:56:01.280 I think by the

00:56:02.180 end of the

00:56:02.560 winter, there

00:56:03.100 just won't be

00:56:03.740 much left of

00:56:04.360 the Russians.

00:56:06.200 But of course,

00:56:06.900 they can reinforce.

00:56:08.160 So it doesn't

00:56:08.580 mean anything in

00:56:10.000 terms of

00:56:10.360 prediction.

00:56:10.700 Ukraine, you

00:56:18.360 are so

00:56:18.840 offed.

00:56:19.800 Whenever I

00:56:20.300 talk about

00:56:20.740 Ukraine, somebody

00:56:21.680 says, you

00:56:22.960 are so off.

00:56:24.020 Let me ask you

00:56:24.660 this.

00:56:27.320 My claim is

00:56:28.620 that after my

00:56:30.180 disastrously

00:56:31.120 incorrect prediction

00:56:32.260 that Russia would

00:56:33.200 be too dumb to

00:56:34.040 attack and

00:56:35.060 actually attack

00:56:35.700 Ukraine.

00:56:36.440 Now, I was

00:56:37.400 certainly right

00:56:37.980 that it was

00:56:38.320 dumb.

00:56:38.620 but I

00:56:40.580 wasn't right

00:56:41.180 that Putin

00:56:41.660 knew it

00:56:42.000 too.

00:56:43.400 Apparently, I

00:56:43.980 knew it and

00:56:44.480 Putin wasn't

00:56:45.120 aware of it.

00:56:46.160 So totally

00:56:46.820 wrong about

00:56:47.300 that.

00:56:48.220 But I

00:56:48.480 believe that I

00:56:50.040 am the most

00:56:50.660 right about

00:56:51.820 what would

00:56:52.240 happen if

00:56:52.880 Russia attacked.

00:56:55.040 I'm going to

00:56:55.800 say that nobody

00:56:56.520 in the

00:56:57.540 pundit business,

00:56:59.800 no military

00:57:00.680 expert, no

00:57:01.360 nobody, was

00:57:02.560 as accurate as

00:57:03.480 I have been

00:57:04.080 in predicting

00:57:05.100 the Ukraine

00:57:05.660 war.

00:57:07.020 Anybody

00:57:07.360 disagree?

00:57:07.740 Now, of

00:57:11.240 course, it's

00:57:11.580 not over, so

00:57:13.120 in the end, I

00:57:13.780 could be the

00:57:14.260 most wrong

00:57:14.880 person.

00:57:16.060 In other

00:57:16.500 words, if

00:57:16.800 Russia just

00:57:17.320 rolls the

00:57:17.900 entire country

00:57:18.540 in the

00:57:19.400 spring, then

00:57:20.020 I'm the

00:57:20.360 most wrong

00:57:21.080 person.

00:57:21.780 But at

00:57:22.140 the moment,

00:57:23.180 I'm the

00:57:23.560 most right

00:57:24.500 predictor of

00:57:25.540 Ukraine, as

00:57:27.220 I was the

00:57:27.740 most right

00:57:28.320 predictor in

00:57:29.320 all things

00:57:30.000 about the

00:57:31.360 pandemic.

00:57:32.640 Now, I

00:57:33.160 know you

00:57:33.420 disagree with

00:57:34.000 that, but

00:57:34.940 I have a

00:57:35.440 long document

00:57:36.060 that goes

00:57:36.620 through all

00:57:36.920 my thoughts,

00:57:37.620 and if

00:57:37.820 you take

00:57:38.100 out your

00:57:38.480 fake news

00:57:39.000 about me,

00:57:40.040 I was

00:57:40.380 actually the

00:57:40.820 best predictor

00:57:41.480 of the

00:57:41.700 pandemic, by

00:57:42.840 far.

00:57:43.620 Nobody was

00:57:44.000 even close.

00:57:48.340 You think

00:57:49.020 Russia is

00:57:49.440 getting crushed?

00:57:50.900 Well, everybody

00:57:51.420 does.

00:57:53.260 The Russian

00:57:53.980 military, there's

00:57:54.740 nobody who says

00:57:55.340 the Russian

00:57:55.720 military is in

00:57:57.400 good shape.

00:57:58.580 Nobody says

00:57:59.280 that.

00:58:00.260 There are

00:58:00.700 zero people.

00:58:01.680 I was the

00:58:02.160 only person who

00:58:02.840 said we would

00:58:03.400 be in this

00:58:03.820 situation.

00:58:04.280 let me just

00:58:06.040 test your

00:58:06.460 knowledge.

00:58:08.000 Who else

00:58:08.660 said that we

00:58:09.360 would be in

00:58:09.820 the situation

00:58:10.400 we are right

00:58:11.040 now?

00:58:11.380 Just me.

00:58:12.700 I believe I'm

00:58:13.380 literally the

00:58:13.980 only person.

00:58:15.620 Can anybody

00:58:16.260 fact check me?

00:58:18.460 I'm the only

00:58:19.280 person.

00:58:20.760 Scott Ritter,

00:58:21.580 but he writes

00:58:23.140 for RT, so

00:58:24.040 that's different.

00:58:28.500 I think it was

00:58:29.200 just me.

00:58:29.580 Have you

00:58:31.620 ever thought

00:58:32.920 about the

00:58:33.500 predictions I've

00:58:34.380 made that are

00:58:34.840 the weird ones?

00:58:36.940 Remember when I

00:58:37.560 predicted that

00:58:38.220 Trump would

00:58:38.700 change the

00:58:39.500 nature of

00:58:40.100 reality, or

00:58:41.320 how we saw

00:58:41.840 it?

00:58:43.380 Nobody thought

00:58:44.180 that was a

00:58:44.600 real thing when

00:58:45.140 I said it.

00:58:46.480 Here we are.

00:58:47.720 The very

00:58:48.520 nature of

00:58:49.060 reality in

00:58:49.820 every way is

00:58:51.340 being completely

00:58:52.280 up for grabs.

00:58:54.560 Completely up

00:58:55.160 for grabs.

00:58:57.040 Yeah, I'm a

00:58:57.480 rogue predictor,

00:58:58.440 but a good

00:58:59.720 one, apparently.

00:59:03.140 Junior says,

00:59:04.080 Scott predicts

00:59:04.780 what he sees

00:59:05.280 on CNN.

00:59:07.760 I feel like

00:59:08.740 you've never

00:59:09.300 been on,

00:59:10.120 like somebody

00:59:10.640 who's only been

00:59:11.120 here in like

00:59:11.600 60 seconds.

00:59:17.940 Will women

00:59:18.820 changing Iran

00:59:19.800 affect the

00:59:20.320 supply of

00:59:20.780 drones?

00:59:21.280 Well, I

00:59:21.580 don't think

00:59:21.900 anything's

00:59:22.460 going to

00:59:22.600 happen soon.

00:59:28.440 in Canada,

00:59:30.660 every time

00:59:31.080 you buy

00:59:31.460 something,

00:59:31.960 they ask

00:59:32.280 for a

00:59:32.600 Ukraine

00:59:32.980 donation,

00:59:33.720 somebody

00:59:34.040 said.

00:59:37.080 You have

00:59:37.700 to be

00:59:37.960 skeptical of

00:59:38.780 hypnotist

00:59:39.400 Scott describing

00:59:40.920 what he said

00:59:41.480 in the past.

00:59:42.460 Well, there

00:59:43.040 are enough

00:59:43.340 witnesses here

00:59:44.120 that I think

00:59:45.360 you can...

00:59:47.600 you might

00:59:48.680 just be

00:59:49.260 good at

00:59:49.780 remembering

00:59:50.160 your correct

00:59:50.780 predictions.

00:59:51.680 Well, that's

00:59:52.000 true.

00:59:52.600 That's why I do

00:59:53.540 it publicly.

00:59:55.960 That's why I do

00:59:56.820 it publicly,

00:59:57.560 because that's

00:59:58.780 exactly true,

01:00:00.160 that I would

01:00:00.780 have a tendency

01:00:01.240 to remember the

01:00:02.200 ones I got

01:00:02.660 right,

01:00:03.600 and a tendency

01:00:04.180 to forget the

01:00:05.560 ones I got

01:00:06.000 wrong.

01:00:06.520 That's why I do

01:00:07.080 it in public,

01:00:07.940 so that you

01:00:08.400 can be my

01:00:08.880 memory.

01:00:09.180 All right.

01:00:13.200 Ladies and

01:00:13.920 gentlemen,

01:00:15.080 this comes to

01:00:18.060 the conclusion

01:00:18.560 of the best

01:00:20.000 live stream

01:00:20.480 you'll see

01:00:20.820 today.

01:00:21.400 I think it

01:00:21.780 was awesome.

01:00:22.740 I'm going to

01:00:23.140 say goodbye

01:00:23.580 to the YouTube

01:00:24.640 and Spotify

01:00:26.220 and Rumble

01:00:26.900 people,

01:00:28.040 and I'll

01:00:28.540 talk to the

01:00:29.240 locals,

01:00:30.020 people privately

01:00:30.920 here.

01:00:31.740 Bye for now.

01:00:33.420 Thanks for

01:00:34.060 joining.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - November 30, 2022

Episode 1943 Scott Adams： Most Of Our Political Arguments Are Conflated. That's My Theme For Today

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