Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1947 Scott Adams： The Laptop From Hell Is The Gift That Keeps On Giving. Explaining Ye, More

00:00:00.720 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of civilization that at least half

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00:00:47.640 Oh!

00:00:51.980 Hmm.

00:00:54.920 Scott, would you be so kind as to start the YouTube stream about 30 seconds early?

00:01:01.020 Mean as in before the start time?

00:01:06.780 I don't know about that.

00:01:10.220 Is that because you missed the simultaneous sip?

00:01:12.280 Because the recorded version has it all.

00:01:16.580 Is it when you live stream, you miss the first 30 seconds?

00:01:20.420 Is that what happens?

00:01:22.800 I don't know, I'll look into that.

00:01:24.080 Maybe there's something I can do.

00:01:26.740 Yeah, how can I start before I start?

00:01:29.220 Exactly.

00:01:30.420 Perfectly good question.

00:01:32.240 Oh, it's because of the ads.

00:01:34.120 Oh, it's the ads, right?

00:01:35.500 Okay, so if you don't have the YouTube red, you have to look at an ad.

00:01:43.000 Okay, I got it.

00:01:45.140 Got it.

00:01:46.040 Okay, we'll see what we can do.

00:01:47.700 Well, here's some good news, potentially.

00:01:50.460 I always like to follow Machiavelli's underbelly.

00:01:54.260 Good Twitter account.

00:01:56.840 Yeah, it always finds interesting, positive things happening in technology.

00:02:02.220 So there's some scientists at the University of Birmingham in the UK,

00:02:07.660 and they figured out how to use laser light treatment

00:02:10.600 to improve your memory by up to 25%,

00:02:15.020 your short-term memory anyway.

00:02:17.340 They don't know if it lasts.

00:02:18.800 But they think they could also use this light treatment for ADHD.

00:02:25.380 Now, apparently it's non-invasive.

00:02:28.020 So I don't know exactly where do they shine the light.

00:02:31.080 It's a laser, and it's non-invasive.

00:02:35.300 What exactly is a non-invasive laser?

00:02:39.180 But do you shoot a laser in somebody's eyes?

00:02:42.120 I guess.

00:02:43.160 So, probably.

00:02:44.800 But as you know, if Trump supported this,

00:02:50.640 it would be reported as Trump favors injecting bleach into people's eyes

00:02:57.460 to improve their ADHD.

00:02:59.660 That would be the story.

00:03:02.760 But you know it would.

00:03:04.320 You know it would.

00:03:05.880 So maybe that'll be cool.

00:03:07.280 Maybe they can treat ADHD.

00:03:09.360 Now, let me tell you my experience with light.

00:03:13.280 As a professional writer,

00:03:15.780 I put great care into the physical environment in which I try to write.

00:03:21.620 Huge difference.

00:03:22.500 I like to have both of my feet on the ground, not crossed.

00:03:27.100 If I cross my legs or put my feet up, write to sleep.

00:03:31.200 I also have to have the right kind of distraction and physical environment.

00:03:37.520 But the light, I've discovered, is one of the biggest factors.

00:03:43.460 If you get the light right, you can write for a long time.

00:03:46.600 If you get the light wrong, it puts you in a whole different physical mode.

00:03:50.880 So I do think that it could be that we will unlock all kinds of benefits with light treatments or bleach.

00:04:01.640 There's also a potential obesity treatment in which they can give you some kind of a compound

00:04:08.320 that will change the nature of the fat in your body

00:04:12.300 so that it still does whatever fat needs to do in your body that's good for you,

00:04:17.140 but it doesn't get bigger.

00:04:19.480 What do you think of that?

00:04:22.380 I feel like there could be an accidental impact to that.

00:04:29.500 Do you know how much I would eat if I didn't get fat?

00:04:33.260 The only thing that keeps me from eating all day long is that I don't want to be overweight.

00:04:39.360 If I could eat and not get fat, oh my God, I'd just be eating and pooping all day long.

00:04:46.440 I'd be as happy as hell.

00:04:48.680 Well, it doesn't take much to keep me happy, I guess.

00:04:51.620 How many of you saw the prankster who talked at the Austin City Council meeting

00:04:56.960 and he did what I call embrace and amplify?

00:04:59.980 Oh, thank you, John.

00:05:04.480 Sunlight is good.

00:05:06.480 So this prankster pretends to be a real person

00:05:09.460 and he's wearing a communism shirt, pro-communism.

00:05:15.780 And he gets up and he does a whole thing about

00:05:18.860 how Elon Musk taking over Twitter is the worst thing.

00:05:23.680 But I wasn't sure it was a prank until some other people confirmed it

00:05:28.720 because the reality and parody are so similar.

00:05:34.100 So here's the first thing that the prankster said

00:05:36.860 that made me say,

00:05:39.260 huh, that does sound ridiculous,

00:05:42.780 but not more ridiculous than what actual real people say.

00:05:47.220 So see if you think this is way too ridiculous

00:05:49.720 or something that an average person, if you stopped them on the street,

00:05:53.460 might actually say, like an actual thing a person would say.

00:05:57.420 He said that Elon Musk taking over Twitter is worse than the Holocaust

00:06:03.120 and it might even be worse than January 6th.

00:06:08.800 Now, is that perfect?

00:06:12.560 That's some good writing, first of all.

00:06:14.960 That's really good writing for a prank.

00:06:19.060 Elon taking over Twitter is worse than the Holocaust

00:06:21.120 and it might even be worse than January 6th,

00:06:24.420 implying that January 6th was worse than the Holocaust.

00:06:31.820 And the thing is,

00:06:33.180 I think he finished his entire thing

00:06:35.540 without people catching on that it was a prank.

00:06:38.920 Now, would you like to end wokeness forever?

00:06:42.440 How about doing more of this?

00:06:46.820 Suppose every single public hearing had one of these,

00:06:51.320 but you kept getting closer and closer to reality,

00:06:54.940 so they really actually couldn't tell if you were kidding.

00:06:58.380 Like, they just couldn't tell.

00:07:00.060 What would happen?

00:07:00.960 What would happen if you took all of the arguments on the right

00:07:05.340 and you started making them even stronger than they are?

00:07:09.020 What would happen if every time some medicine came out

00:07:14.700 the Democrats thought it was a good idea,

00:07:16.820 you accused them of drinking bleach or recommending it?

00:07:21.400 Just do everything they do

00:07:23.220 and act like you're serious about it.

00:07:25.320 It would just make everything ridiculous.

00:07:27.300 The entire world would just become absurd overnight.

00:07:29.740 But it would be funny.

00:07:33.800 Here's something we learned.

00:07:35.820 So there was a project called OpenAI

00:07:38.660 that was supposed to be, I guess, a non-profit.

00:07:43.180 And the idea was they had to develop AI

00:07:45.500 and, I don't know, it'd be good for the world.

00:07:48.160 I guess there's some profit element to it now.

00:07:50.640 But we learned from Elon Musk

00:07:54.080 that OpenAI had access to Twitter data to train it.

00:07:59.740 It had access to Twitter data.

00:08:02.280 Now, I think that means more than just reading what you and I read.

00:08:05.560 I think that means the API,

00:08:08.100 meaning that you could get directly into the data stream of Twitter

00:08:12.100 with permission.

00:08:13.660 You know, that would be an entirely legitimate thing to do.

00:08:16.640 But are you comfortable with AI

00:08:18.720 knowing everything about your Twitter experience?

00:08:23.100 If AI learned about me only from Twitter,

00:08:27.000 could it reproduce my personality?

00:08:28.660 if it only knew my Twitter experience?

00:08:35.340 It could reproduce it,

00:08:36.740 but it would be the attenuated version.

00:08:40.940 Twitter in me is not me.

00:08:42.560 You know that, right?

00:08:43.780 My Twitter personality is not, like, my base personality.

00:08:48.120 In the same way, if I talk to a child,

00:08:51.040 that's not my base personality.

00:08:52.960 That's how I modify to talk to a child.

00:08:54.840 If I give a talk in front of a big crowd in public,

00:09:00.280 that's not my actual personality.

00:09:02.660 That's my modified personality for an audience.

00:09:06.340 This isn't my real personality.

00:09:08.800 This is my modified personality for the purpose of doing the live stream.

00:09:13.120 They're all versions of me,

00:09:14.640 so they're not dishonest

00:09:16.680 because they're the real version of me

00:09:18.820 modified to the purpose.

00:09:21.360 But there's no, you know,

00:09:22.580 there's no version that's me.

00:09:23.920 But what if AI said,

00:09:25.180 well, I'm going to,

00:09:26.280 I've got, like, 10,000 tweets and likes and stuff from this guy.

00:09:29.960 I'll reproduce them based on what I know from Twitter.

00:09:32.980 It'd be a little dangerous, wouldn't it?

00:09:34.280 Because it wouldn't necessarily know that's not me.

00:09:37.960 That is my performance version of me.

00:09:41.840 Speaking of the performance version of people,

00:09:45.580 that's a theme we might get to a little bit.

00:09:48.500 But, you know, you wonder if,

00:09:51.400 and Musk actually blocked open AI temporarily, anyway,

00:09:56.020 blocked AI from using Twitter data,

00:09:59.540 which seems like the right move

00:10:01.040 until you know a little bit more about the ramifications of that.

00:10:05.020 I like that.

00:10:05.780 And I also like the transparency

00:10:07.220 because Musk told us what it was and what it is

00:10:10.620 and flagged it as a potential problem

00:10:13.560 without any specifics.

00:10:15.260 And if you don't know what the specific problem is,

00:10:18.260 then pausing to find out is exactly the right thing to do.

00:10:23.820 So, good on him.

00:10:25.660 I saw somebody on the left

00:10:27.520 criticize Musk for trying things

00:10:32.040 and then reversing them.

00:10:34.640 And I think he mentioned three or four things

00:10:36.660 that he tried at Twitter

00:10:37.540 and then quickly reversed

00:10:38.940 as if that's him doing a bad job.

00:10:43.660 How much more wrong could you be

00:10:46.160 about something in public

00:10:47.380 to imagine that rapidly trying things in software,

00:10:52.000 because it's a software-based company,

00:10:53.480 rapidly trying things,

00:10:55.960 seeing how they're accepted,

00:10:59.320 rapidly adjusting,

00:11:01.080 right in front of you,

00:11:02.500 and there's somebody who says that's failing.

00:11:04.980 Like, oh, that's a bad job.

00:11:07.260 You tried these things

00:11:08.120 and then you reversed them.

00:11:10.380 Now, if 100% of everything he tried got reversed,

00:11:14.460 well, then you'd have some kind of a point.

00:11:16.300 But if 9 out of 10 things he tries gets reversed,

00:11:20.280 you do not have a point,

00:11:21.820 because that's the game,

00:11:24.460 is to get 1 out of 10 that works and keep it.

00:11:27.060 And 9, you try 10 things to get 1 that works.

00:11:30.380 That'd be about what I would expect.

00:11:33.320 You know, 1 out of 10 would be a good,

00:11:35.180 pretty good, actually,

00:11:36.440 if you got 1 out of 10.

00:11:41.680 So,

00:11:43.120 the Washington Post

00:11:45.260 is accusing MSNBC of racism

00:11:48.580 for firing one of their black journalists.

00:11:55.860 Is there anything else to say about that story?

00:11:59.360 Like, I could put more words around it,

00:12:01.820 but I feel like that's like the seed of a story.

00:12:04.400 I can just give you the seed,

00:12:05.900 and then it goes to your head,

00:12:06.980 and it blossoms into the whole story.

00:12:09.620 Like, I don't need to add anything, do I?

00:12:12.980 The left is accusing the left of being racist.

00:12:19.160 I don't know.

00:12:19.980 It's kind of perfect.

00:12:21.420 But you also knew that that's where it had to go, right?

00:12:25.880 Once your model of the world

00:12:27.500 is that it's groups against groups,

00:12:30.040 all you see is groups.

00:12:31.320 And everything is one group against another.

00:12:35.480 So the left has to eat itself in the long run.

00:12:38.840 The inevitable evolution of the left

00:12:41.080 is it has to eat itself,

00:12:42.540 has to break into atomized parts

00:12:44.460 and start fighting.

00:12:46.720 The right does not necessarily have that fate.

00:12:50.780 Why?

00:12:51.040 Why does the right

00:12:53.220 have more protection

00:12:56.260 against devolving into a bunch of partisans?

00:12:58.760 It's the Constitution.

00:13:03.320 Because whatever you believe,

00:13:06.440 as long as you're pretty serious about the Constitution,

00:13:09.220 you're on my side.

00:13:11.160 And I'm not a conservative,

00:13:13.200 but if you're real serious about the Constitution,

00:13:16.740 you're on my side.

00:13:18.720 That's the beginning and the end of my analysis of your value.

00:13:23.280 If you're not on the side of the Constitution,

00:13:25.340 well, you're a risk to me.

00:13:27.620 That's a risk.

00:13:29.140 I'm not saying you're a bad person,

00:13:30.780 but it's a risk to me.

00:13:32.560 But if you're on the same side as the Constitution,

00:13:34.980 you and I can live together

00:13:36.740 and I can disagree with you about all kinds of stuff.

00:13:39.540 Won't make any difference to me.

00:13:42.040 In fact, I might even enjoy the disagreement.

00:13:44.520 Might add to my, you know,

00:13:46.340 the flavor of my life.

00:13:50.120 But yeah, you're fine with me

00:13:51.660 as long as we agree on the Constitution.

00:13:53.100 Let's see, I wonder if there are any people

00:13:57.800 associated with the right

00:13:59.320 who don't like the Constitution.

00:14:02.880 Because that would be weird.

00:14:04.800 In fact, if you were a political figure on the right

00:14:08.260 and you were anti-Constitution,

00:14:11.480 that would be pretty much the end of you, wouldn't it?

00:14:13.980 Well, next story.

00:14:16.860 Trump is in favor of ignoring the Constitution.

00:14:21.840 So he posted on True Social.

00:14:24.700 He said, quote,

00:14:28.080 Do you throw the presidential election results of 2020 out

00:14:31.260 and declare the rightful winner?

00:14:34.140 Which would be him, of course, in his view.

00:14:36.260 Or do you have a new election?

00:14:38.160 A massive fraud of this type and magnitude

00:14:40.800 allows for the termination of all rules,

00:14:44.060 regulations, and articles,

00:14:46.440 even those found in the Constitution.

00:14:50.420 Trump wrote,

00:14:51.320 And we're done.

00:14:56.680 And we're done.

00:14:59.380 And we're done.

00:15:02.220 Now, here's the only way that this could be okay.

00:15:06.540 The only way I could understand this as being okay

00:15:09.660 is if Trump is simply trying to

00:15:12.720 bring some attention to himself

00:15:14.920 by saying the most outrageous thing you could say

00:15:17.740 and getting everybody talking about it.

00:15:20.000 But unfortunately, the left,

00:15:22.760 or fortunately, maybe,

00:15:24.200 the left has decided that he will get no attention.

00:15:27.880 And so has Fox News,

00:15:29.700 and I think Breitbart's sort of on that page now.

00:15:33.260 So Trump's ability to say outrageous things

00:15:36.640 and get attention is really diminished.

00:15:39.400 Really diminished.

00:15:40.640 So if it successfully got him all kinds of attention,

00:15:45.560 you could actually argue

00:15:47.100 maybe it's working in his favor

00:15:48.340 in a weird kind of way.

00:15:49.440 Because he's done that before.

00:15:51.080 That would be a standard play.

00:15:52.680 But does it look like that?

00:15:54.960 Here's what I wonder.

00:15:57.540 I'm watching Elon Musk and also Ye

00:16:01.180 attract all the energy.

00:16:04.080 And I think Trump has left sort of energy poor.

00:16:10.960 There's not enough energy going in his direction.

00:16:13.380 And so he's got to top Elon Musk,

00:16:16.960 the laptop story,

00:16:19.960 and whatever the hell Ye is doing today

00:16:21.900 to get to greater level of outrageousness

00:16:26.500 than our baseline.

00:16:27.980 Because the baseline is so outrageous now

00:16:30.160 that getting above that takes a little work.

00:16:37.960 Barry, I'm going to get rid of you

00:16:39.340 just for being an asshole.

00:16:41.580 There's no other reason you're just an asshole.

00:16:44.440 Goodbye.

00:16:48.300 Poor Barry.

00:16:50.620 Barry, we will miss you.

00:16:52.600 No, we won't.

00:16:53.580 We won't miss you, Barry.

00:16:54.580 So, in my opinion,

00:16:58.540 Trump has very little room to operate

00:17:03.580 because to get more outrageous

00:17:06.740 than what is the baseline,

00:17:08.860 there's just no room left.

00:17:10.580 You have to go all the way to

00:17:12.060 maybe we should throw out the Constitution.

00:17:15.300 Now, you can't defend Trump

00:17:18.020 after he says maybe you throw out the Constitution

00:17:20.140 because that was the setup, right?

00:17:22.820 The setup was,

00:17:24.800 hey, January 6th is about Trump

00:17:26.740 wanting to overthrow the country

00:17:28.040 and be a dictator.

00:17:29.320 To which all of us said,

00:17:31.020 no, that's not what that was.

00:17:33.940 That's totally not what that was.

00:17:36.040 That was the opposite.

00:17:37.640 Literally the opposite.

00:17:39.840 The protesters wanted to make sure

00:17:41.920 the system worked the way it was designed.

00:17:46.000 And they weren't sure that that was happening.

00:17:48.420 So they asked for a delay

00:17:49.600 to make sure that the Constitution

00:17:51.680 is working the way it was designed.

00:17:55.260 That's all.

00:17:56.600 But the left created this trap

00:17:59.060 that said, you know,

00:17:59.940 it really was trying to overthrow

00:18:01.360 the Constitution and the country.

00:18:04.140 And then Trump walks right into the trap

00:18:06.100 by saying,

00:18:07.560 after all of this,

00:18:09.660 after all the fucking energy I wasted

00:18:12.560 explaining that January 6th

00:18:14.880 wasn't what you thought it was,

00:18:16.220 it's an op by the left,

00:18:18.740 and it is,

00:18:20.020 but all that wasted time

00:18:22.620 defending that,

00:18:24.620 you know,

00:18:25.700 at least the Trump supporters

00:18:27.200 were on the right side,

00:18:28.500 and he just threw them under the bus.

00:18:30.700 Because all of those January 6th supporters

00:18:33.020 are going to be tarred by this opinion.

00:18:36.360 Because the left is going to say,

00:18:38.060 well,

00:18:38.760 Trump just said directly,

00:18:40.120 let's get rid of the Constitution.

00:18:42.480 Right?

00:18:42.820 He said it directly.

00:18:43.560 If it helps him,

00:18:45.620 ignore the Constitution.

00:18:47.380 And now they're going to tar

00:18:48.380 all those fucking,

00:18:50.160 you know,

00:18:50.700 well-meaning patriots

00:18:51.800 who really were just trying

00:18:52.880 to make it a better country,

00:18:54.520 and all of them

00:18:55.380 are going to be tarred by this.

00:18:57.120 They should drop him

00:18:58.160 like the hottest rock

00:18:59.460 of all time.

00:19:02.180 I don't see any way

00:19:03.660 he comes back from this.

00:19:04.940 He's just so done.

00:19:06.520 Right?

00:19:06.740 That's my...

00:19:07.640 I had one red line.

00:19:10.800 Would you agree?

00:19:11.480 Well, I mean,

00:19:12.820 I wouldn't support somebody

00:19:13.620 who was actually literally racist.

00:19:16.040 I wouldn't do that.

00:19:16.760 That's a red line.

00:19:18.100 But the other red line is

00:19:19.460 you have to be on the side

00:19:20.700 of the Constitution.

00:19:23.400 Is that asking a lot?

00:19:25.140 To be on the side

00:19:26.120 of the Constitution?

00:19:27.300 Yeah, fentanyl is a single-issue vote.

00:19:30.660 But, you know,

00:19:32.700 I would still allow

00:19:33.380 that somebody's in the contest.

00:19:36.480 But, really?

00:19:38.980 I don't know.

00:19:39.420 So, I think Trump

00:19:41.140 is as dumb

00:19:42.880 as you could possibly be.

00:19:45.000 Which is interesting

00:19:46.020 because who's left?

00:19:49.180 Now, what happens

00:19:49.960 if Trump is not viable

00:19:52.120 when nobody primaries him?

00:19:55.700 Because nobody else is viable

00:19:57.300 because Trump will take him out.

00:20:02.220 It's going to get real interesting.

00:20:05.240 Scott, you did not read

00:20:06.480 the entire quote.

00:20:07.320 I don't need to.

00:20:08.600 I don't need to read

00:20:09.540 the entire quote.

00:20:10.440 If you're saying

00:20:11.100 that the entire quote

00:20:12.160 would soften it

00:20:13.020 or change its meaning,

00:20:14.280 that's irrelevant

00:20:15.360 because the way

00:20:16.580 it will be presented

00:20:17.460 is the way I just presented it.

00:20:19.620 So, if you think that

00:20:20.880 I'm ignoring the truth,

00:20:23.400 the truth isn't part

00:20:25.040 of the topic.

00:20:26.360 The topic I'm talking about

00:20:27.740 is what will people think

00:20:28.820 and feel about it.

00:20:30.280 The truth is somewhat irrelevant.

00:20:32.320 You know,

00:20:32.440 what was he really thinking

00:20:33.520 or what did he technically say?

00:20:35.600 Not relevant.

00:20:37.580 Just not relevant.

00:20:38.660 Because he walked into a trap

00:20:40.480 and then he sprung it on himself.

00:20:42.500 What, am I supposed

00:20:43.140 to ignore that?

00:20:46.240 Junior Coltrane.

00:20:47.700 Scott is a real Sam Harris.

00:20:50.940 In all caps.

00:20:52.960 I can't even tell

00:20:53.660 if you're real

00:20:54.240 or a troll.

00:20:56.480 All right.

00:21:00.600 Biden has a new tweet

00:21:02.580 with a photo of him

00:21:03.460 in the Oval Office working.

00:21:05.600 And I noticed

00:21:07.220 that he's got a comic strip

00:21:08.500 that's framed

00:21:10.240 on the table behind him.

00:21:13.520 Now, as you know,

00:21:15.560 I was not a supporter

00:21:16.560 of President Biden.

00:21:20.020 But I was willing to

00:21:21.700 based on which comic that was.

00:21:23.660 It was a little blurry,

00:21:24.620 but some people

00:21:25.140 did some research.

00:21:26.480 And they determined

00:21:27.140 that the comic was

00:21:28.280 Hagar the Horrible.

00:21:30.580 Hagar the Horrible.

00:21:38.700 I was willing to let it go

00:21:41.580 when I found out

00:21:42.900 that Biden was a huge liar

00:21:45.500 all of his career.

00:21:47.260 Said a lot of things

00:21:48.100 about himself

00:21:48.680 that weren't true.

00:21:49.260 I was annoyed

00:21:51.720 when he pushed

00:21:53.520 the fine people hoax

00:21:54.820 and he was running

00:21:56.940 for office

00:21:57.400 to end the lying

00:21:58.420 by being a huge liar.

00:21:59.660 I was concerned

00:22:00.280 about his dealings with

00:22:02.520 or Hunter's dealings

00:22:04.400 with foreign countries.

00:22:06.240 And I didn't like

00:22:07.400 what he did

00:22:07.820 with inflation

00:22:08.640 and some of his

00:22:10.340 woke policies.

00:22:11.100 But I was willing

00:22:12.740 to maybe overlook

00:22:16.500 some of those things

00:22:17.400 for the unity

00:22:18.080 of the country.

00:22:19.780 But he has a Hagar

00:22:22.900 the Horrible comic

00:22:24.140 behind his desk.

00:22:28.620 I can't ignore that.

00:22:32.080 I can't ignore that.

00:22:33.620 Yeah, no,

00:22:34.020 he didn't go full pickles.

00:22:35.060 If he had gone

00:22:36.520 full pickles,

00:22:38.260 which is another comic,

00:22:40.900 that would be too far.

00:22:43.340 But Hagar,

00:22:44.200 Hagar.

00:22:45.920 I don't know

00:22:46.560 if I can forgive that.

00:22:49.260 Let's talk about Twitter

00:22:50.480 because it's what

00:22:52.040 we do every day.

00:22:54.260 So Elon Musk

00:22:55.780 has confirmed

00:22:56.920 something I was

00:22:57.940 speculating about.

00:23:00.120 He said,

00:23:00.860 the more Twitter

00:23:01.360 improves its

00:23:02.040 signal-to-noise ratio,

00:23:03.220 the less relevant

00:23:04.060 conventionally

00:23:05.040 additional news

00:23:05.560 becomes.

00:23:07.040 And they followed up

00:23:07.880 with another tweet.

00:23:09.480 He said,

00:23:09.920 the intelligence

00:23:10.360 of this hive mind,

00:23:11.780 meaning Twitter,

00:23:12.800 will improve

00:23:14.140 significantly

00:23:14.720 as signal-to-noise

00:23:15.760 effective cross-linking

00:23:17.180 of tweets

00:23:17.600 and speed of tweets

00:23:18.940 all improve.

00:23:21.140 So,

00:23:22.180 remember I said

00:23:25.580 that the thing

00:23:28.440 you have to be

00:23:29.140 cautious about

00:23:30.020 when you're trying

00:23:30.660 to predict

00:23:31.940 whether Elon Musk

00:23:33.220 will be successful

00:23:34.140 with Twitter

00:23:34.680 is that the thing

00:23:36.380 you have to understand

00:23:37.240 is he's not

00:23:38.700 trying to make it

00:23:39.420 as successful

00:23:40.060 as Twitter 1.0.

00:23:42.440 He's not tweaking

00:23:43.600 Twitter 1.0.

00:23:46.140 He's probably

00:23:46.920 going to create

00:23:47.440 something that does

00:23:48.180 payments,

00:23:49.540 replaces old news,

00:23:51.820 becomes the way

00:23:52.640 you communicate

00:23:53.320 instead of texting.

00:23:56.340 It probably

00:23:56.800 replaces TikTok.

00:23:58.560 who knows

00:24:00.660 what else

00:24:01.000 he'll replace.

00:24:03.040 Yeah,

00:24:03.540 he's thinking big.

00:24:04.940 And so,

00:24:05.360 he is literally

00:24:05.960 thinking of

00:24:06.600 replacing the news.

00:24:08.360 But you can't

00:24:09.180 replace the news

00:24:10.180 if Twitter

00:24:11.820 is nothing

00:24:12.340 but partisans

00:24:13.380 battling.

00:24:15.040 So,

00:24:15.560 if the only thing

00:24:16.260 that,

00:24:16.680 if the only change

00:24:17.820 that Musk makes

00:24:18.860 is to make sure

00:24:20.380 that all

00:24:21.060 controversial claims

00:24:23.420 are connected

00:24:24.720 to some context

00:24:25.740 that the other

00:24:26.720 side would like

00:24:27.440 you to see,

00:24:28.880 he has beaten

00:24:29.620 the TV

00:24:30.640 and other news

00:24:31.860 business completely

00:24:32.820 because they

00:24:34.320 can't match that.

00:24:36.040 The other news

00:24:36.960 entities don't

00:24:37.800 really even try

00:24:38.600 to add context.

00:24:40.140 If he did,

00:24:41.240 and it looks like

00:24:41.940 Twitter's the perfect

00:24:42.840 tool to add context,

00:24:44.240 if he does,

00:24:45.940 there is no reason

00:24:47.060 to read the news

00:24:47.720 anymore.

00:24:48.600 So,

00:24:48.820 here's a little

00:24:49.260 confirmation

00:24:51.840 for the Musk

00:24:53.360 opinion.

00:24:53.760 My normal

00:24:55.920 routine

00:24:56.360 for the last

00:24:56.880 several years

00:24:57.540 is I get up

00:24:58.440 and I look

00:24:58.800 at CNN

00:24:59.260 and I look

00:25:00.880 at Fox News

00:25:01.740 and follow

00:25:02.940 some other

00:25:03.380 stories in

00:25:03.900 other places

00:25:04.380 and then I'll

00:25:05.620 also check

00:25:06.100 all the tweets

00:25:06.740 to see what

00:25:07.480 the tweeters

00:25:07.940 are saying

00:25:08.320 about the news

00:25:09.060 and then I

00:25:10.120 have a good

00:25:11.060 picture to

00:25:11.740 make my

00:25:12.440 comments for

00:25:13.040 the day.

00:25:14.780 Since

00:25:15.260 Musk took

00:25:16.740 over,

00:25:17.940 about half

00:25:18.880 of the days

00:25:19.460 that I come

00:25:19.960 on here,

00:25:20.900 I have not

00:25:21.460 checked to

00:25:22.040 CNN or Fox

00:25:22.940 News.

00:25:24.640 Because

00:25:25.080 Twitter has

00:25:26.380 the news

00:25:27.100 and then it

00:25:28.360 has all the

00:25:28.760 reactions to

00:25:29.400 the news

00:25:29.880 and a little

00:25:31.000 bit more

00:25:31.540 and more

00:25:32.500 is going to

00:25:32.960 have the

00:25:33.220 context that

00:25:34.040 was not

00:25:34.420 in the news.

00:25:36.080 Why would I

00:25:36.840 check the

00:25:37.240 news when I

00:25:38.800 can get the

00:25:39.300 news plus

00:25:39.940 the context

00:25:40.640 plus the

00:25:41.180 comments?

00:25:42.900 The news

00:25:43.620 is already

00:25:44.140 obsolete.

00:25:45.620 I mean the

00:25:46.080 regular news.

00:25:46.680 here's a

00:25:49.800 $10 question.

00:25:50.900 Which

00:25:51.000 government

00:25:51.480 intelligence

00:25:51.980 agencies do

00:25:52.740 you think

00:25:52.980 Epstein

00:25:53.320 worked for?

00:25:55.820 Well, I

00:25:56.520 don't think

00:25:56.820 it was

00:25:57.020 necessarily

00:25:57.460 our

00:25:57.740 government.

00:25:59.640 Do you

00:26:00.040 assume Epstein

00:26:00.580 worked for

00:26:01.040 our government

00:26:01.560 exclusively?

00:26:03.840 I would

00:26:04.560 imagine he

00:26:05.060 had some

00:26:05.440 connections to

00:26:06.220 a variety of

00:26:07.220 high-level

00:26:08.140 people in

00:26:08.900 more than

00:26:09.760 one country.

00:26:10.300 So I

00:26:11.920 don't assume

00:26:12.560 it's some

00:26:12.960 American-only

00:26:14.320 situation.

00:26:17.140 All right.

00:26:18.300 Here's the

00:26:18.940 most important

00:26:19.440 thing you

00:26:19.780 need to

00:26:20.080 know about

00:26:20.900 Elon Musk

00:26:22.920 buying

00:26:23.200 Twitter.

00:26:25.840 You know

00:26:26.500 the movie

00:26:26.880 The Matrix?

00:26:28.340 And the

00:26:28.980 star of

00:26:29.540 The Matrix

00:26:30.040 character was

00:26:31.500 Neo.

00:26:32.920 N-E-O.

00:26:33.660 Neo.

00:26:34.940 So when

00:26:35.680 Neo entered

00:26:36.200 The Matrix

00:26:36.800 what you

00:26:39.360 should know

00:26:39.640 is that

00:26:39.940 was completely

00:26:40.620 different than

00:26:42.480 Elon entering

00:26:43.940 Twitter.

00:26:45.300 Because when

00:26:46.320 Neo entered

00:26:47.160 The Matrix

00:26:47.900 Neo has

00:26:50.060 only 75%

00:26:51.260 of the

00:26:51.580 letters that

00:26:52.100 are also

00:26:52.520 in the

00:26:52.880 word Elon.

00:26:54.940 So that's

00:26:55.700 a pretty big

00:26:56.100 difference.

00:26:56.540 It's like a

00:26:56.960 25% difference

00:26:58.320 in their

00:26:58.840 names.

00:27:01.120 Everything

00:27:01.720 else is

00:27:02.180 roughly the

00:27:02.640 same as

00:27:03.680 Neo entering

00:27:04.480 The Matrix

00:27:04.940 because both

00:27:06.540 Twitter and

00:27:07.160 The Matrix

00:27:07.520 have the

00:27:08.100 same purpose.

00:27:09.940 The purpose

00:27:10.660 of Twitter

00:27:11.120 is to

00:27:11.600 create an

00:27:12.480 artificial reality

00:27:13.500 such that

00:27:14.800 you don't

00:27:15.220 know what

00:27:15.640 the real

00:27:16.260 reality is

00:27:16.800 you're living

00:27:17.140 in.

00:27:18.320 That's

00:27:18.880 literally

00:27:19.220 The Matrix

00:27:20.000 movie.

00:27:21.220 The Matrix

00:27:21.740 movie is

00:27:22.520 that you

00:27:23.520 believe you're

00:27:24.100 in one

00:27:24.380 reality but

00:27:25.540 The Matrix

00:27:25.940 holds you

00:27:26.840 in another.

00:27:27.680 That's

00:27:28.120 literally what

00:27:29.300 Twitter is

00:27:30.460 doing.

00:27:31.780 Literally

00:27:32.280 they're doing

00:27:32.780 that.

00:27:33.000 Now usually

00:27:35.280 I make fun

00:27:36.020 of people

00:27:36.320 comparing

00:27:36.780 things to

00:27:37.300 a movie

00:27:37.660 but this

00:27:38.560 is not

00:27:38.920 comparing

00:27:39.460 to.

00:27:40.500 This is

00:27:40.940 same as.

00:27:42.420 I mean

00:27:43.120 not actually

00:27:43.880 connected

00:27:46.480 by tubes

00:27:47.320 and living

00:27:47.840 in a

00:27:48.860 vat

00:27:49.280 but we

00:27:50.680 might be

00:27:51.260 for all

00:27:53.540 we know.

00:27:55.580 Here's the

00:27:56.300 other funny

00:27:56.800 Twitter related

00:27:57.740 thing.

00:27:58.100 You know

00:27:59.480 Musk has

00:28:01.680 got to be

00:28:02.040 the best

00:28:02.520 tweeter

00:28:03.120 since

00:28:03.600 Trump

00:28:04.420 and maybe

00:28:05.300 even better

00:28:05.880 but look

00:28:08.000 at how he

00:28:08.540 handled this

00:28:09.340 situation

00:28:09.940 with a

00:28:10.520 tweet.

00:28:11.960 The tweet

00:28:12.400 comes from

00:28:13.180 Elon Musk's

00:28:14.240 ex-wife

00:28:15.160 Justine

00:28:16.260 Musk

00:28:16.720 and Justine

00:28:18.540 Musk on

00:28:19.040 December 2nd

00:28:20.220 tweeted

00:28:20.660 so

00:28:21.980 I would

00:28:23.520 like to

00:28:23.860 note

00:28:24.160 that she

00:28:24.780 began her

00:28:25.440 tweet

00:28:25.740 with the

00:28:26.840 word

00:28:27.200 so

00:28:28.360 I wonder

00:28:31.640 what the

00:28:31.980 rest of

00:28:32.320 the tweet

00:28:32.620 will be.

00:28:33.660 Will it

00:28:34.280 be insightful

00:28:35.100 analysis?

00:28:38.040 What comes

00:28:38.860 after the

00:28:39.260 word so

00:28:40.060 good facts

00:28:42.640 and logic?

00:28:45.480 Let's read

00:28:46.180 on.

00:28:46.900 Let's read

00:28:47.420 on and

00:28:47.900 find out

00:28:48.460 if we

00:28:48.780 can guess

00:28:49.900 what comes

00:28:50.960 after the

00:28:51.420 word so.

00:28:53.160 Does anybody

00:28:53.660 want to take

00:28:54.160 a guess?

00:28:54.840 I'd like to

00:28:55.640 test your

00:28:56.120 intelligence

00:28:56.560 here.

00:28:57.200 Do you

00:28:58.980 know what

00:28:59.200 comes after

00:28:59.640 the word

00:28:59.980 so?

00:29:01.160 Oh yes,

00:29:02.140 ridiculous

00:29:02.780 straw man.

00:29:04.440 A version

00:29:05.460 of reality

00:29:06.060 that nobody

00:29:06.740 holds so

00:29:07.900 that you

00:29:08.180 can insult

00:29:08.720 it.

00:29:09.480 I wonder

00:29:09.900 if that

00:29:10.200 will come

00:29:10.860 after the

00:29:11.300 word so.

00:29:12.940 Well let

00:29:13.440 me read

00:29:13.740 read on

00:29:14.040 and find

00:29:14.640 out.

00:29:17.220 So let

00:29:19.040 me get

00:29:19.360 this

00:29:19.620 straight.

00:29:22.000 I'm going

00:29:22.560 to give

00:29:22.740 you another

00:29:23.040 quiz.

00:29:24.420 What follows

00:29:25.540 the phrase

00:29:26.260 let me get

00:29:26.960 this straight?

00:29:27.720 Go.

00:29:27.880 What follows

00:29:30.140 let me get

00:29:30.960 this straight?

00:29:32.100 Would it be

00:29:32.760 getting it

00:29:33.380 straight or

00:29:34.920 would it be

00:29:35.400 intentionally

00:29:36.180 distorting it

00:29:37.080 into something

00:29:37.660 that is definitely

00:29:38.460 the opposite of

00:29:39.300 getting it

00:29:39.720 straight?

00:29:40.040 Which one

00:29:41.280 do you

00:29:41.500 predict?

00:29:42.340 Because you're

00:29:43.000 smart.

00:29:45.480 Look at you

00:29:46.240 go.

00:29:47.380 Look at you

00:29:48.060 go.

00:29:49.200 Well you

00:29:49.760 know just

00:29:50.080 when I think

00:29:50.520 there's a

00:29:50.900 limit to your

00:29:51.440 intelligence

00:29:51.880 you surpass

00:29:53.360 it again.

00:29:54.460 I am amazed.

00:29:55.520 I don't even

00:29:55.940 need to give

00:29:56.380 you the news

00:29:56.840 anymore do I?

00:29:58.260 I could just

00:29:58.900 come here and

00:29:59.460 you tell me

00:30:00.180 the news

00:30:00.740 without even

00:30:01.740 knowing what

00:30:02.340 it is.

00:30:02.760 that's how

00:30:03.840 good you

00:30:04.180 are.

00:30:05.860 All right

00:30:06.180 let me try

00:30:07.020 it again.

00:30:07.940 You think

00:30:08.540 I can't do

00:30:09.040 this?

00:30:12.100 You fill in

00:30:12.960 the blank.

00:30:14.660 The Pope

00:30:15.380 had a comment

00:30:17.180 about Ukraine.

00:30:18.680 What is it?

00:30:19.640 Go.

00:30:21.760 What will the

00:30:22.960 Pope say about

00:30:23.600 Ukraine?

00:30:24.160 This hasn't

00:30:24.620 happened lately.

00:30:27.440 He is against

00:30:28.380 violence.

00:30:29.840 He is in

00:30:30.200 favor of peace.

00:30:31.940 You're like

00:30:32.500 geniuses.

00:30:33.620 You are

00:30:34.060 freaking

00:30:34.360 geniuses.

00:30:35.740 Wow.

00:30:37.560 You know

00:30:38.240 the news

00:30:38.620 before it

00:30:39.100 happens.

00:30:40.660 All right

00:30:41.260 let me ask

00:30:41.780 you another.

00:30:43.020 There's a

00:30:43.720 gigantic

00:30:44.300 blockbuster

00:30:45.300 story in

00:30:46.820 which everything

00:30:47.900 the left

00:30:48.420 has been

00:30:48.760 doing for

00:30:49.240 years has

00:30:49.900 been uncovered

00:30:50.660 and now

00:30:52.180 their shame

00:30:52.840 and embarrassment

00:30:53.540 will eat

00:30:54.520 them alive

00:30:55.160 as all of

00:30:55.800 their supporters

00:30:56.900 and followers

00:30:57.600 find out about

00:30:58.440 this blockbuster

00:30:59.480 laptop from

00:31:00.900 hell being

00:31:01.860 suppressed story

00:31:02.660 on Twitter.

00:31:04.220 Okay.

00:31:05.480 What happens

00:31:06.480 next?

00:31:07.840 What happens

00:31:08.700 next?

00:31:10.100 How did you

00:31:10.980 know?

00:31:12.260 How did you

00:31:13.040 guess this?

00:31:14.700 How did you

00:31:15.420 guess that the

00:31:16.360 story would be

00:31:17.060 so completely

00:31:17.880 suppressed that

00:31:19.360 it would be as

00:31:19.940 if it never

00:31:20.500 happened?

00:31:21.420 How did you

00:31:22.200 know that the

00:31:23.280 only people that

00:31:24.060 would hear the

00:31:24.720 blockbuster story

00:31:25.840 are the people who

00:31:27.000 already fucking

00:31:27.980 knew it was true?

00:31:28.780 And not a

00:31:30.520 single other

00:31:31.280 person will

00:31:31.760 hear it unless

00:31:32.820 it's paired with

00:31:33.640 some bullshit

00:31:34.380 explanation of

00:31:35.860 why it's not

00:31:36.420 really what you

00:31:37.100 think it is.

00:31:38.740 Well, you

00:31:39.420 guessed pretty

00:31:40.080 good.

00:31:40.800 As it turns out,

00:31:41.480 the New York

00:31:41.820 Times ignored it,

00:31:42.860 Washington Post

00:31:43.460 ignored it,

00:31:44.560 CNN ignored it,

00:31:46.220 I think MSNPC

00:31:47.540 ignored it.

00:31:48.500 The entire

00:31:49.060 left closed

00:31:49.960 ranks and

00:31:51.440 disappeared the

00:31:52.320 story.

00:31:53.620 Exactly like you

00:31:54.900 fucking thought

00:31:55.680 they would.

00:31:56.140 Now, what

00:31:58.960 happens to my

00:31:59.680 YouTube feed?

00:32:02.200 Here I am on

00:32:03.040 YouTube, this

00:32:03.660 big channel.

00:32:05.280 Do you think

00:32:05.700 YouTube is

00:32:06.300 letting this go

00:32:06.920 out to all the

00:32:07.720 people who need

00:32:08.400 to hear it?

00:32:10.300 I would be

00:32:11.160 highly doubtful

00:32:13.040 that my YouTube

00:32:14.520 feed is

00:32:16.100 completely non-suppressed

00:32:17.640 and that it's

00:32:19.120 being treated like

00:32:19.840 every other

00:32:20.280 feed.

00:32:21.660 Maybe.

00:32:23.000 I mean,

00:32:23.620 anything's possible.

00:32:25.120 But everything

00:32:25.860 we know about

00:32:26.460 everything suggests

00:32:27.480 that this is

00:32:28.480 being suppressed

00:32:29.140 right now.

00:32:30.580 Would you

00:32:30.920 agree?

00:32:32.080 How many of

00:32:32.660 you would say,

00:32:33.260 yeah, you're

00:32:33.580 definitely being

00:32:34.040 suppressed.

00:32:34.640 There's no

00:32:34.940 question about

00:32:35.440 it.

00:32:36.800 Yeah, you're

00:32:37.420 geniuses.

00:32:38.620 Every one of

00:32:39.240 you are geniuses.

00:32:40.420 It's true.

00:32:42.080 Yeah.

00:32:45.000 All right.

00:32:46.100 So,

00:32:46.840 here's what

00:32:48.640 Justine continues

00:32:49.840 to say.

00:32:50.480 She said,

00:32:51.520 so, let me get

00:32:52.640 this straight.

00:32:53.120 We are now

00:32:53.880 supposed to

00:32:54.460 step into the,

00:32:55.340 quote,

00:32:56.000 marketplace of

00:32:57.080 ideas to

00:32:58.300 debate plus

00:32:59.840 discuss if

00:33:01.180 Hitler behaved

00:33:02.080 poorly or if

00:33:04.420 women should be,

00:33:05.720 quote, raped and

00:33:06.580 locked in cages

00:33:07.420 because these are

00:33:10.120 conversations the

00:33:10.980 culture needs to be

00:33:11.900 having.

00:33:12.200 So, what

00:33:15.980 would

00:33:16.400 Justine

00:33:17.780 Musk's

00:33:18.540 ex-husband,

00:33:19.380 Elon Musk,

00:33:20.520 how would he

00:33:21.140 reply to

00:33:21.940 a tweet

00:33:24.320 like that?

00:33:26.280 Well, the way

00:33:27.160 he did reply was

00:33:28.120 with one emoji

00:33:29.040 and I'll try to do

00:33:30.760 the emoji face

00:33:31.740 so you can see

00:33:32.580 it.

00:33:36.800 If you're

00:33:37.920 listening to this

00:33:39.080 and not watching,

00:33:40.280 I just did a

00:33:41.140 clever and

00:33:41.720 humorous impression

00:33:43.180 of an emoji

00:33:43.820 with a wrinkled

00:33:45.440 up mouth

00:33:46.820 expression as

00:33:48.140 in, what

00:33:49.100 the fuck?

00:33:51.260 If there

00:33:52.080 were a caption

00:33:52.920 to that emoji,

00:33:54.100 it would be,

00:33:55.320 what the fuck?

00:33:56.860 It was

00:33:57.660 perfect.

00:33:59.340 It was

00:33:59.860 perfect.

00:34:01.720 Any word

00:34:02.780 he had added

00:34:03.380 to that emoji

00:34:04.220 would have

00:34:05.220 decreased the

00:34:06.860 impact or

00:34:07.500 the perfection

00:34:08.580 of it.

00:34:09.280 It was just

00:34:09.880 perfect.

00:34:10.280 I think

00:34:11.200 it was

00:34:11.400 smirking

00:34:11.840 face.

00:34:12.740 It was

00:34:12.920 just like,

00:34:13.320 well,

00:34:13.800 what do

00:34:14.740 you say

00:34:14.980 to that?

00:34:16.780 There's

00:34:17.240 literally

00:34:17.660 no comment

00:34:19.200 about it

00:34:19.740 that could

00:34:20.100 have helped.

00:34:21.420 It was

00:34:21.720 just,

00:34:22.620 it just

00:34:23.400 has to

00:34:23.740 sit there

00:34:24.160 on its

00:34:24.540 own.

00:34:26.180 Just,

00:34:26.560 it is

00:34:26.780 what it

00:34:27.080 is.

00:34:28.180 But,

00:34:28.800 with one

00:34:29.360 emoji,

00:34:31.020 Elon Musk

00:34:31.760 described his

00:34:32.740 entire marriage

00:34:33.620 experience

00:34:34.320 in ways

00:34:35.600 which every

00:34:36.220 man

00:34:36.600 completely

00:34:37.840 understood.

00:34:43.340 Message

00:34:43.900 received,

00:34:44.660 got it.

00:34:45.680 Expanding

00:34:46.240 now in my

00:34:46.880 mind from

00:34:47.480 one emoji

00:34:48.100 to,

00:34:48.520 whoa,

00:34:48.960 whoa,

00:34:49.520 this is a

00:34:50.000 good story,

00:34:50.440 wow.

00:34:51.440 Now

00:34:51.720 continue to

00:34:52.500 expand to

00:34:53.500 explain the

00:34:54.820 entire

00:34:55.360 marital

00:34:56.140 dynamic,

00:34:58.300 ending in

00:34:59.220 divorce,

00:34:59.560 got it,

00:35:00.380 got it.

00:35:01.000 Nobody's

00:35:03.040 ever said

00:35:03.460 more with

00:35:04.000 one emoji.

00:35:05.880 You could

00:35:06.520 piece together

00:35:07.160 their entire

00:35:07.780 history.

00:35:10.340 Can you

00:35:11.020 imagine their

00:35:11.560 arguments in

00:35:12.300 person?

00:35:18.300 Come on,

00:35:19.220 just hold it

00:35:19.980 in your head.

00:35:20.860 Just imagine

00:35:21.540 that he had

00:35:22.020 to hear that

00:35:22.520 every day.

00:35:25.540 How many

00:35:26.220 days in a

00:35:26.740 row do you

00:35:27.060 have to listen

00:35:27.520 to that

00:35:27.880 before you

00:35:28.360 say,

00:35:29.660 I think

00:35:29.940 marriage isn't

00:35:30.540 for me,

00:35:30.880 I'm just

00:35:31.180 going to

00:35:31.380 knock up

00:35:31.760 a bunch

00:35:32.040 of women

00:35:32.360 and have

00:35:32.640 kids?

00:35:33.420 I don't

00:35:33.900 think this

00:35:34.220 marriage thing,

00:35:35.820 by design,

00:35:36.960 I don't think

00:35:37.480 it's a good

00:35:37.840 system.

00:35:38.460 It's not

00:35:38.840 well engineered.

00:35:40.520 Imagine being

00:35:41.200 the most

00:35:42.100 storied

00:35:42.940 engineer in

00:35:44.140 American history,

00:35:45.420 although he's

00:35:45.840 technically even

00:35:46.500 not an engineer.

00:35:47.680 He just

00:35:48.040 happens to be

00:35:48.480 the best one.

00:35:50.000 Imagine being

00:35:50.460 the storied

00:35:51.380 engineer and

00:35:52.180 that's the

00:35:53.640 system that

00:35:54.140 you have to

00:35:54.480 put yourself

00:35:54.960 into.

00:35:56.040 Do you

00:35:56.260 think Elon

00:35:57.260 Musk looks

00:35:57.940 at the

00:35:58.420 institution

00:35:59.620 and system

00:36:00.500 of marriage

00:36:01.040 and says

00:36:01.460 to himself,

00:36:02.300 now that's

00:36:02.780 a good

00:36:03.000 system.

00:36:04.180 If I were

00:36:04.940 going to

00:36:05.180 engineer a

00:36:05.760 system for

00:36:06.220 society,

00:36:06.800 it would

00:36:06.940 look just

00:36:07.420 like that.

00:36:09.040 No,

00:36:09.600 I don't

00:36:10.080 think so.

00:36:10.460 is your

00:36:18.700 mind blown

00:36:19.520 away by

00:36:20.000 the fact

00:36:20.360 that the

00:36:20.680 New York

00:36:20.940 Times didn't

00:36:21.560 cover the

00:36:22.160 Twitter

00:36:22.840 expose?

00:36:24.760 What does

00:36:25.560 that do to

00:36:25.980 your head?

00:36:28.300 I mean,

00:36:28.580 it does tell

00:36:29.080 you everything

00:36:29.900 you suspected

00:36:30.660 was true,

00:36:31.540 not just

00:36:32.200 about this.

00:36:33.780 Right?

00:36:34.360 I mean,

00:36:34.680 it's such a

00:36:35.100 strong signal

00:36:35.860 that literally

00:36:36.480 everything you

00:36:37.300 suspected was

00:36:38.000 true about

00:36:38.420 everything.

00:36:39.400 Just about

00:36:39.920 everything.

00:36:40.400 It was all

00:36:40.760 true in

00:36:42.740 some form.

00:36:47.720 So every

00:36:49.020 time the

00:36:49.580 conservatives

00:36:50.220 have this

00:36:50.800 I got you

00:36:51.800 this time

00:36:52.300 feeling,

00:36:53.500 what always

00:36:54.060 happens?

00:36:57.100 We've been

00:36:57.740 through this

00:36:58.060 before, right?

00:36:58.760 Ah, we got

00:36:59.440 you this time.

00:37:00.520 Now that the

00:37:01.320 truth has come

00:37:02.000 out, watch

00:37:03.600 what happens

00:37:04.180 when the

00:37:04.540 people on the

00:37:05.040 left learn

00:37:05.540 the truth.

00:37:06.060 It never

00:37:07.460 happens,

00:37:07.960 does it?

00:37:09.360 It just

00:37:11.000 bounces off.

00:37:12.780 And I was

00:37:13.100 looking at

00:37:13.980 how will the

00:37:14.860 Democrats

00:37:15.380 try to put

00:37:17.580 a little

00:37:17.940 illusion wall

00:37:19.300 around this

00:37:19.900 to protect

00:37:20.460 themselves?

00:37:21.860 And I saw

00:37:22.660 this tweet

00:37:24.060 by, was

00:37:26.040 it David

00:37:26.460 Korn?

00:37:29.220 Oh, yeah.

00:37:32.000 So he tweeted

00:37:32.960 at Elon before

00:37:33.920 the expose

00:37:34.700 came out.

00:37:35.260 He said,

00:37:36.280 in preparation,

00:37:38.160 please read my

00:37:39.060 original piece

00:37:39.780 on the

00:37:40.060 Hunter Biden

00:37:40.500 laptop.

00:37:41.800 Now, according

00:37:42.240 to Korn,

00:37:43.520 the big issue,

00:37:44.800 all right, so

00:37:45.300 ignore all the

00:37:46.120 smaller issues

00:37:47.000 because that's

00:37:48.560 not really what's

00:37:49.180 going on.

00:37:49.420 Here's the big

00:37:50.200 issue because

00:37:51.200 you don't want

00:37:51.640 to be left

00:37:53.380 on this little

00:37:54.100 issue about

00:37:54.840 maybe Democrats

00:37:55.740 are getting

00:37:56.060 people kicked

00:37:56.720 off of Twitter

00:37:58.100 and using it

00:37:59.160 to affect the

00:37:59.820 light.

00:37:59.980 That's the

00:38:00.320 small stuff.

00:38:01.260 So don't get

00:38:01.680 lost in the

00:38:02.160 weeds because

00:38:03.580 here's the big

00:38:04.160 story.

00:38:04.540 I don't know

00:38:04.800 if you

00:38:05.020 noticed, but

00:38:06.300 the Hunter

00:38:06.620 laptop, the

00:38:07.260 big story.

00:38:08.420 As Korn

00:38:09.020 tells us, the

00:38:10.360 big issue was

00:38:11.680 that the New

00:38:12.140 York Post and

00:38:12.820 Giuliani used

00:38:14.120 the existence

00:38:14.800 of the laptop

00:38:15.880 and if he

00:38:17.060 materialed on

00:38:17.900 it to advance

00:38:19.080 Russian disinformation

00:38:20.360 concocted to

00:38:21.320 hurt Biden

00:38:21.880 and help

00:38:22.320 Trump.

00:38:26.120 As of a

00:38:27.080 few days

00:38:27.560 ago,

00:38:27.920 a prominent

00:38:31.420 Democrat

00:38:31.940 was pushing

00:38:33.700 that the

00:38:35.560 laptop was

00:38:36.660 not Russian

00:38:37.500 disinformation

00:38:38.120 but supportive

00:38:41.580 of.

00:38:43.820 Oh my

00:38:44.840 God.

00:38:47.680 Pretzel time.

00:38:49.640 Pretzel time.

00:38:50.940 No, no, it

00:38:52.380 wasn't Russian

00:38:53.200 disinformation.

00:38:54.360 Did anybody

00:38:54.740 tell you that?

00:38:55.440 No, it

00:38:57.000 was information

00:38:57.800 that supported

00:38:58.780 the disinformation

00:38:59.720 of the Russians

00:39:01.200 and that

00:39:02.140 disinformation I

00:39:03.240 will not specify

00:39:04.420 because there are

00:39:05.640 no real examples

00:39:06.740 to prove my

00:39:07.680 point, but I'd

00:39:08.780 like to throw

00:39:09.280 Russian disinformation

00:39:10.360 into it to

00:39:11.640 confuse it so

00:39:12.680 that my dumb

00:39:13.600 Democrats who

00:39:14.860 read this will

00:39:16.020 think, well,

00:39:16.700 maybe that

00:39:17.160 Republican story

00:39:18.020 was wrong

00:39:18.720 because there's

00:39:19.640 something about

00:39:20.220 still Russian

00:39:21.020 disinformation in

00:39:22.060 and by the

00:39:23.040 way, it

00:39:23.440 wasn't

00:39:23.760 Manafort

00:39:24.200 proof that

00:39:25.000 Russian

00:39:25.320 collusion

00:39:25.740 happened?

00:39:28.640 It's the

00:39:29.480 Manafort

00:39:29.960 play.

00:39:31.260 It's the

00:39:31.720 fucking

00:39:32.040 Manafort

00:39:32.680 play.

00:39:34.040 Oh, did

00:39:35.260 you say

00:39:35.700 that Trump

00:39:36.860 was cleared

00:39:37.980 of Russian

00:39:38.540 collusion?

00:39:39.800 Ha ha ha.

00:39:41.720 Obviously, the

00:39:42.580 opposite happened

00:39:43.700 because Manafort,

00:39:45.200 who is not

00:39:45.980 Trump, was

00:39:47.780 guilty of a

00:39:48.840 Russia-related

00:39:50.380 crime that

00:39:52.080 wasn't

00:39:52.660 specifically

00:39:53.440 related to

00:39:54.300 the main

00:39:54.740 accusations.

00:39:58.220 So, good

00:39:59.120 try on that.

00:40:01.660 And then,

00:40:02.660 have you seen

00:40:03.760 the latest

00:40:04.160 narrative?

00:40:05.100 So, all the

00:40:05.940 left pundits

00:40:07.140 got the memo,

00:40:08.740 and it's

00:40:09.180 always funny

00:40:09.700 when the

00:40:10.800 people who

00:40:11.320 realize that

00:40:12.280 they're all

00:40:12.680 using the

00:40:13.120 same talking

00:40:13.660 points, when

00:40:14.960 they do the

00:40:15.380 little compilation,

00:40:16.440 so you can

00:40:16.740 see that they're

00:40:17.220 all little

00:40:17.600 talking heads

00:40:19.020 that say the

00:40:19.440 same thing.

00:40:19.800 So, the

00:40:20.480 new talking

00:40:21.040 point is that

00:40:22.800 people who

00:40:23.800 are tweeting

00:40:24.320 about the

00:40:25.420 Twitter revelations

00:40:26.700 are doing,

00:40:27.960 quote, PR

00:40:28.920 for one of the

00:40:29.600 richest men in

00:40:30.180 the world.

00:40:31.700 So, apparently,

00:40:32.760 they did some

00:40:33.260 research, and

00:40:34.820 they decided

00:40:35.420 that since

00:40:37.120 Democrats don't

00:40:38.300 like rich people,

00:40:40.100 that you could

00:40:40.580 just dismiss

00:40:42.900 Musk for being

00:40:44.640 a rich person,

00:40:46.160 and that why

00:40:46.880 should anybody

00:40:47.260 be doing PR

00:40:48.020 for a rich

00:40:48.820 person, and

00:40:49.980 that's what

00:40:50.780 they have.

00:40:51.380 And there

00:40:51.660 are a whole

00:40:51.900 bunch of

00:40:52.300 tweets that

00:40:52.800 have the

00:40:53.080 exact wording,

00:40:54.660 PR for one

00:40:55.280 of the richest

00:40:55.660 men in the

00:40:56.140 world.

00:40:57.020 They don't

00:40:57.360 say it a

00:40:58.320 different way.

00:40:58.940 They actually

00:40:59.480 use the

00:41:00.000 exact sentence.

00:41:02.340 Lots and

00:41:02.860 lots of

00:41:03.220 people.

00:41:04.580 So, I

00:41:04.800 wonder when

00:41:08.000 that gets

00:41:08.580 put in.

00:41:09.800 Where do

00:41:10.340 they all

00:41:10.600 get that?

00:41:12.620 They all

00:41:13.180 get it from

00:41:13.500 the same

00:41:13.860 source, right?

00:41:14.500 Are they

00:41:14.780 copying each

00:41:15.400 other, or

00:41:15.920 do they

00:41:16.240 literally have

00:41:17.840 a talking

00:41:18.240 points memo?

00:41:20.540 They do,

00:41:21.000 don't they?

00:41:22.580 Isn't there

00:41:23.180 literally a

00:41:23.720 talking point

00:41:24.240 memo of

00:41:24.860 some sort

00:41:25.260 that they

00:41:26.040 know where

00:41:26.340 to look for?

00:41:26.940 I think

00:41:27.400 so.

00:41:29.200 All right.

00:41:33.120 So,

00:41:33.740 Michael

00:41:34.060 Tracy tweets

00:41:35.420 about,

00:41:36.200 so,

00:41:36.800 Noel,

00:41:39.020 is it

00:41:39.580 Noel

00:41:39.960 Yoth,

00:41:41.280 or

00:41:41.360 whatever it

00:41:42.600 was.

00:41:42.740 So,

00:41:43.520 the guy

00:41:43.740 who was

00:41:44.000 in charge

00:41:44.420 of Twitter's

00:41:46.540 executive,

00:41:47.520 who was

00:41:48.700 in charge

00:41:49.120 of, I

00:41:49.580 guess,

00:41:49.820 banning

00:41:50.120 people and

00:41:51.280 other things,

00:41:52.420 he had a

00:41:53.360 public event

00:41:54.020 and he said

00:41:54.560 that the

00:41:54.980 decision to

00:41:55.520 ban Trump

00:41:55.960 after January

00:41:56.520 6th was

00:41:57.980 impelled in

00:41:58.920 part by the

00:41:59.680 trauma that

00:42:00.680 he and

00:42:01.200 other content

00:42:02.080 moderators were

00:42:03.440 experiencing.

00:42:06.280 So,

00:42:06.960 there's some

00:42:07.320 confession.

00:42:09.280 Noel Roth,

00:42:10.100 thank you.

00:42:11.820 There's some

00:42:12.520 confession that

00:42:14.160 it wasn't

00:42:14.580 purely a

00:42:15.340 free speech

00:42:16.140 or even a

00:42:16.960 financial

00:42:17.960 decision.

00:42:19.500 It was how

00:42:20.320 they felt.

00:42:22.900 It was

00:42:23.560 literally how

00:42:24.100 they felt.

00:42:24.980 Now,

00:42:25.220 it wasn't

00:42:25.460 the only

00:42:25.960 factor.

00:42:27.020 I think

00:42:27.400 Michael

00:42:28.160 Tracy might

00:42:29.180 be giving

00:42:30.820 it a little

00:42:31.180 more attention

00:42:31.820 than it

00:42:32.160 deserves.

00:42:32.440 It wasn't

00:42:32.740 the only

00:42:33.120 factor.

00:42:34.240 But the

00:42:34.780 fact that

00:42:35.240 how they

00:42:35.620 felt was

00:42:37.120 any part

00:42:37.880 of the

00:42:38.180 decision

00:42:38.980 is

00:42:40.520 repeated

00:42:41.780 after me

00:42:42.460 exactly

00:42:44.220 what you

00:42:44.760 fucking

00:42:45.100 thought it

00:42:45.560 was.

00:42:46.560 It's

00:42:47.080 exactly

00:42:47.700 what you

00:42:48.600 suspected.

00:42:50.740 Have we

00:42:51.440 all just

00:42:51.780 turned into

00:42:52.260 geniuses?

00:42:53.260 Or are

00:42:54.120 people just

00:42:54.620 doing exactly

00:42:55.380 what you

00:42:55.800 expect all

00:42:56.440 the time

00:42:56.820 now?

00:42:57.320 Like,

00:42:57.640 nobody does

00:42:58.100 anything except

00:42:58.860 exactly what

00:43:00.160 you expected.

00:43:01.580 It's like

00:43:01.920 that's all

00:43:02.540 there is.

00:43:03.900 Has

00:43:04.220 anybody done

00:43:04.720 anything

00:43:05.080 unexpected

00:43:05.740 in a while?

00:43:06.320 Well,

00:43:06.880 yes,

00:43:09.800 there is

00:43:10.260 somebody doing

00:43:10.820 something

00:43:11.180 unexpected.

00:43:13.160 Do you

00:43:13.800 think I'll

00:43:14.120 be talking

00:43:14.480 about that

00:43:14.880 person?

00:43:16.200 Well,

00:43:16.540 maybe.

00:43:18.060 Maybe.

00:43:19.620 You know,

00:43:20.260 I think the

00:43:20.760 problem with

00:43:21.480 the Twitter

00:43:22.640 content people

00:43:23.600 is that they

00:43:24.120 believe their

00:43:24.620 own propaganda.

00:43:26.480 Don't you

00:43:26.740 think the

00:43:27.320 biggest problem

00:43:27.900 that the

00:43:28.240 left has

00:43:28.760 with mental

00:43:29.300 health is

00:43:30.600 that they

00:43:30.860 literally

00:43:31.300 believe

00:43:31.720 themselves?

00:43:33.560 And I

00:43:33.980 don't even

00:43:34.340 know how

00:43:34.740 many people

00:43:35.260 who say

00:43:36.260 things on

00:43:37.100 the left,

00:43:37.620 you know,

00:43:37.760 the notable

00:43:38.240 people who

00:43:38.800 are creating

00:43:39.220 the narrative,

00:43:40.200 I have no

00:43:41.120 idea how

00:43:41.540 much they

00:43:41.880 believe of

00:43:42.460 their own

00:43:42.780 narrative.

00:43:44.040 But I

00:43:44.460 know the

00:43:44.760 people who

00:43:45.160 consume

00:43:45.620 their

00:43:45.880 narrative

00:43:46.340 buy into

00:43:47.120 it.

00:43:48.520 And you'd

00:43:50.040 have to

00:43:50.340 think it

00:43:50.640 would give

00:43:50.900 you mental

00:43:51.600 health

00:43:51.880 problems,

00:43:52.780 wouldn't

00:43:53.040 you?

00:43:54.900 Because think

00:43:55.940 about the

00:43:56.400 narrative that

00:43:57.220 the left

00:43:57.720 is given,

00:43:59.140 and then

00:43:59.520 all the

00:44:00.460 counterfactuals

00:44:01.720 or the

00:44:02.440 observed

00:44:04.440 things that

00:44:06.380 debunk

00:44:07.360 their view.

00:44:09.500 And somehow

00:44:09.860 they can

00:44:10.240 incorporate all

00:44:11.100 the

00:44:11.340 counterfactuals

00:44:12.340 and still

00:44:13.180 go on.

00:44:13.840 It's like

00:44:14.040 serious,

00:44:15.460 you know,

00:44:15.700 implied,

00:44:16.520 or it's

00:44:17.360 sort of an

00:44:18.480 imposed mental

00:44:19.520 illness.

00:44:21.000 It's like a

00:44:21.800 mental illness

00:44:22.420 that's imposed

00:44:23.180 on them from

00:44:23.620 the outside

00:44:24.200 by the

00:44:24.560 narratives.

00:44:26.120 I wonder if

00:44:26.880 you could have

00:44:27.240 narrative

00:44:27.640 poisoning.

00:44:30.640 Yeah,

00:44:31.160 I think I'm

00:44:31.660 going to invent

00:44:32.100 a term.

00:44:32.900 Narrative

00:44:33.420 poisoning.

00:44:34.440 If the

00:44:35.880 narrative,

00:44:36.940 which is

00:44:38.000 not true,

00:44:39.380 causes you

00:44:40.000 to have a

00:44:40.440 physical reaction

00:44:41.380 which is

00:44:41.880 true,

00:44:43.000 then you

00:44:43.400 have narrative

00:44:43.920 poisoning.

00:44:45.640 Right?

00:44:47.240 Narrative

00:44:47.840 poisoning.

00:44:49.020 Which is

00:44:49.780 different from

00:44:50.380 just believing

00:44:51.000 something that's

00:44:51.680 not true.

00:44:53.420 Believing

00:44:53.840 something that's

00:44:54.360 not true is

00:44:55.140 sort of,

00:44:55.640 you know,

00:44:55.860 daily life.

00:44:56.940 We're all

00:44:57.660 believing stuff

00:44:58.260 that's not

00:44:58.620 true.

00:44:59.320 But if you

00:45:00.240 buy into a

00:45:00.880 narrative and

00:45:01.440 it makes you

00:45:01.880 sick,

00:45:02.680 you have

00:45:03.360 narrative

00:45:03.740 poisoning.

00:45:04.440 You don't

00:45:05.600 have,

00:45:06.000 you're not

00:45:06.600 sick because

00:45:07.200 of reality

00:45:07.860 because that's

00:45:09.160 not what a

00:45:09.580 narrative is.

00:45:11.280 Narrative

00:45:11.800 poisoning.

00:45:12.960 So I think

00:45:13.460 that the

00:45:13.880 Twitter

00:45:14.240 executives

00:45:15.020 actually had

00:45:15.820 narrative

00:45:16.160 poisoning.

00:45:17.320 And they

00:45:17.540 were acting

00:45:18.160 out partly

00:45:19.860 on mental

00:45:20.340 health issues.

00:45:22.800 Let me

00:45:23.280 now

00:45:24.280 excuse the

00:45:26.800 behavior of

00:45:27.620 all the

00:45:28.160 Twitter

00:45:28.540 professionals.

00:45:29.780 professionals.

00:45:30.940 They were

00:45:31.660 operating on

00:45:32.880 a PTSD

00:45:33.500 which they

00:45:34.080 gave

00:45:34.300 themselves.

00:45:36.720 It was

00:45:37.440 self-induced

00:45:38.100 PTSD.

00:45:39.740 They had

00:45:40.420 narrative

00:45:40.840 poisoning,

00:45:41.940 TDS,

00:45:42.980 and they

00:45:43.340 acted on

00:45:43.900 their mental

00:45:44.360 health.

00:45:45.320 They acted

00:45:46.180 to reduce

00:45:46.920 their mental

00:45:47.440 health problems.

00:45:48.700 They used

00:45:49.340 Twitter like

00:45:51.000 it was a

00:45:51.640 pharmaceutical

00:45:52.120 drug.

00:45:53.300 That if they

00:45:54.100 tweaked it just

00:45:54.740 right, they

00:45:55.180 could reduce

00:45:55.660 their mental

00:45:56.140 health issues.

00:45:56.780 And so

00:45:57.580 they did.

00:45:59.140 So they

00:45:59.840 did.

00:46:01.340 How much

00:46:01.880 do you love

00:46:02.340 that?

00:46:04.060 They used

00:46:04.660 Twitter like

00:46:05.260 a pharmaceutical

00:46:06.800 to improve

00:46:09.360 their mental

00:46:09.820 health.

00:46:11.140 That actually

00:46:12.080 happened.

00:46:13.520 Right?

00:46:14.000 There's nothing

00:46:14.720 about that

00:46:15.300 sentence that

00:46:17.220 is hyperbole.

00:46:18.760 That actually

00:46:19.560 literally

00:46:20.100 observably

00:46:21.960 happened.

00:46:23.440 They've

00:46:23.960 admitted they

00:46:24.500 had mental

00:46:26.100 distress.

00:46:28.040 They told

00:46:28.800 you what

00:46:29.120 they did

00:46:29.480 about it.

00:46:30.960 And in

00:46:32.020 an analogy

00:46:33.640 sense, they

00:46:34.540 used Twitter

00:46:35.080 to cure

00:46:35.920 their mental

00:46:36.500 distress like

00:46:39.200 you would use

00:46:39.640 a pharmaceutical.

00:46:41.280 And it

00:46:41.720 had side

00:46:42.940 effects.

00:46:44.600 And the

00:46:45.320 side effects

00:46:45.800 were unexpected.

00:46:48.420 All right.

00:46:50.820 Dr.

00:46:51.740 Scott

00:46:52.100 Barry

00:46:52.500 Kaufman,

00:46:53.180 who's also

00:46:53.600 an interesting

00:46:54.520 follow on

00:46:55.220 Twitter, I

00:46:55.880 recommend it.

00:46:58.680 He said

00:46:59.120 today,

00:46:59.680 this was,

00:47:01.260 I'm going to

00:47:01.840 disagree with

00:47:02.460 him a little

00:47:02.800 bit here,

00:47:03.380 but this was

00:47:04.200 a good

00:47:04.400 contribution to

00:47:05.280 the conversation.

00:47:06.740 He said,

00:47:07.120 people are

00:47:07.500 blaming Ye's

00:47:08.460 behavior on

00:47:09.580 his bipolar

00:47:10.340 diagnosis.

00:47:11.660 I'd like to

00:47:12.200 point out

00:47:12.600 that when

00:47:13.120 you see

00:47:13.460 histrionic

00:47:14.280 and antagonistic

00:47:17.180 antisocial

00:47:18.180 behaviors,

00:47:18.900 they are much

00:47:19.700 better predicted

00:47:20.380 by narcissistic

00:47:21.660 personality disorder

00:47:22.860 disorder than

00:47:23.600 bipolar disorder.

00:47:25.160 See here for

00:47:25.940 the correlation

00:47:26.540 matrix.

00:47:27.780 And no pun

00:47:29.220 intended,

00:47:30.420 he shows a

00:47:30.960 matrix,

00:47:32.520 of course it

00:47:33.240 has to be a

00:47:33.680 matrix,

00:47:34.580 of different,

00:47:37.040 I don't know,

00:47:38.480 different behaviors

00:47:39.440 and what it

00:47:40.220 means, you know,

00:47:41.100 and they

00:47:41.320 correlate,

00:47:42.100 et cetera.

00:47:42.380 And if

00:47:44.420 you see a

00:47:44.880 chart, a

00:47:45.580 matrix of

00:47:46.400 mental, let's

00:47:48.120 say mental

00:47:48.580 illness, in

00:47:51.000 2022, what

00:47:52.940 do you think

00:47:53.780 about it?

00:47:54.980 It just all

00:47:55.700 looks like

00:47:56.600 astrology.

00:47:58.720 When I see

00:47:59.500 a complicated

00:48:00.360 medical

00:48:00.960 scientific

00:48:01.720 chart, my

00:48:03.120 immediate

00:48:03.660 point is

00:48:04.320 that it's

00:48:04.620 not, immediate

00:48:05.500 impression is,

00:48:06.280 well, that's

00:48:06.560 not true.

00:48:07.720 It's just

00:48:08.100 bullshit.

00:48:09.180 And it

00:48:09.600 doesn't even

00:48:09.980 matter what

00:48:10.320 the topic

00:48:10.800 is.

00:48:11.200 Like it

00:48:12.360 could have

00:48:12.600 been, you

00:48:13.440 know, any

00:48:14.100 part of

00:48:15.480 mental or

00:48:16.140 physical health.

00:48:17.440 If I'd seen

00:48:18.280 that complicated

00:48:19.240 chart, I

00:48:21.300 would have

00:48:21.540 just assumed

00:48:22.000 it wasn't

00:48:22.380 true.

00:48:23.540 So that's

00:48:24.200 where we

00:48:24.520 are now.

00:48:25.020 We're at

00:48:25.280 the point

00:48:25.620 where anything

00:48:26.780 medical experts

00:48:28.360 say, and

00:48:29.780 they put a

00:48:30.380 big scientific

00:48:31.240 chart with

00:48:31.980 data, I

00:48:32.600 just say,

00:48:33.040 well, that's

00:48:33.560 probably not

00:48:34.920 true.

00:48:35.780 I'm not

00:48:36.140 going to

00:48:36.320 ignore it,

00:48:37.640 because, you

00:48:38.180 know, when

00:48:38.400 experts say

00:48:38.940 something, you

00:48:39.460 don't want to

00:48:39.940 ignore it.

00:48:41.200 It might

00:48:41.440 be true, but

00:48:42.600 the credibility

00:48:43.100 is below

00:48:44.100 zero.

00:48:45.640 Now, do

00:48:46.960 you think

00:48:47.320 that the

00:48:47.880 mental health

00:48:48.940 community, the

00:48:52.420 experts, do

00:48:53.680 you think they

00:48:54.160 can tell the

00:48:54.740 difference between

00:48:55.480 these various

00:48:56.160 diagnoses?

00:48:57.760 Do you think

00:48:58.360 that if you

00:48:59.420 had ten

00:48:59.980 mental health

00:49:00.740 professionals, and

00:49:01.980 they all

00:49:02.380 diagnosed EA, do

00:49:03.980 you think they'd

00:49:04.400 all agree?

00:49:05.920 No, they

00:49:06.360 would not.

00:49:07.200 They would not

00:49:07.800 agree.

00:49:08.180 Do you know

00:49:08.500 why?

00:49:08.740 Because it's

00:49:10.140 not a science.

00:49:12.160 It's not even

00:49:13.020 close.

00:49:14.080 It's complete

00:49:14.640 bullshit.

00:49:15.800 It's a pharma

00:49:16.780 industry-created

00:49:19.100 thing that's sort

00:49:20.900 of trying to look

00:49:21.760 like science, but

00:49:23.020 mostly is bullshit

00:49:24.400 and scams and

00:49:26.140 liars and bad

00:49:28.700 ideas.

00:49:29.900 Yeah.

00:49:30.940 So, now, just

00:49:32.980 to be clear, I'm

00:49:34.860 sure there are some

00:49:35.880 valuable elements of

00:49:37.740 the mental health

00:49:38.540 profession.

00:49:39.800 I'm sure of it.

00:49:41.700 But do you think I

00:49:42.500 could figure out which

00:49:43.280 ones are the real

00:49:43.960 ones and which ones

00:49:44.700 are the complete

00:49:45.400 bullshit?

00:49:46.260 Of course not.

00:49:47.580 Because I have no

00:49:48.220 ability to do that.

00:49:49.640 Do you know who

00:49:50.140 else can't do that?

00:49:51.860 The people in the

00:49:52.880 industry.

00:49:54.060 Because if they

00:49:54.720 could tell what was

00:49:55.460 bullshit in their

00:49:56.280 own industry, they'd

00:49:58.280 all have the same

00:49:59.080 opinion.

00:50:00.320 But they can't.

00:50:01.820 That's why they have

00:50:02.560 different opinions.

00:50:03.960 And if the experts in

00:50:05.000 their own industry

00:50:05.620 can't tell what's

00:50:07.020 real and what isn't,

00:50:08.140 why should you

00:50:08.660 believe them?

00:50:10.300 Let's say you go to

00:50:11.120 a financial expert.

00:50:13.460 A financial expert

00:50:14.360 says here that here's

00:50:15.960 how you should invest.

00:50:16.880 You say, thank you.

00:50:18.000 Good information.

00:50:18.880 I'm going to get a

00:50:19.340 second opinion now.

00:50:20.680 So you go to a

00:50:21.220 second financial expert

00:50:22.260 and they say, do

00:50:22.960 something different.

00:50:24.400 You go, hmm, two

00:50:25.900 different opinions.

00:50:27.340 Okay, I better check

00:50:28.060 with another one.

00:50:29.360 Let's say you check

00:50:30.120 with a bunch of

00:50:30.760 financial people and

00:50:31.640 you get advice that's

00:50:33.840 on both directions.

00:50:36.420 Some say sell your

00:50:37.440 stock.

00:50:37.920 Some say hold your

00:50:38.720 stock.

00:50:39.520 Some say get on

00:50:40.280 the stocks and do

00:50:41.000 something different.

00:50:42.200 What would your

00:50:42.800 conclusion be?

00:50:44.100 Would your conclusion

00:50:44.920 be that experts know

00:50:46.200 more than you do and

00:50:48.500 you should follow their

00:50:49.980 advice?

00:50:50.600 Because their advice

00:50:51.260 was different.

00:50:53.040 What you should

00:50:53.720 conclude is that the

00:50:54.700 experts don't know

00:50:55.540 any more than you do

00:50:56.460 about what a stock is

00:50:58.620 going to do in the

00:50:59.140 future.

00:50:59.960 Which is true.

00:51:01.160 That's been well

00:51:01.900 demonstrated.

00:51:03.240 So when the experts

00:51:04.160 don't agree, your

00:51:06.240 conclusion should be

00:51:07.320 that it's not really

00:51:08.140 a science.

00:51:08.980 It's not really, it's

00:51:09.980 just a scam industry.

00:51:11.460 The financial advice

00:51:12.440 industry is a complete

00:51:13.660 scam industry that for

00:51:16.040 whatever reason, well

00:51:16.960 not whatever reason,

00:51:18.300 because everybody who

00:51:19.120 treats it like it's

00:51:20.000 real gets a lot of

00:51:21.120 money for doing it,

00:51:21.840 right?

00:51:22.700 The TV shows that

00:51:24.180 have, or the, yeah,

00:51:26.100 mostly the news, but

00:51:27.460 the shows that have

00:51:29.000 commercials from

00:51:31.500 financial institutions

00:51:32.820 that would be the

00:51:34.780 same as like hair

00:51:35.680 growth solutions.

00:51:37.780 It's shit that they

00:51:38.440 know isn't real.

00:51:40.120 You don't think that

00:51:41.000 the experts on CNBC

00:51:42.500 know that the experts

00:51:44.600 they have on don't

00:51:46.060 know anything?

00:51:47.140 Of course they know

00:51:47.880 that.

00:51:48.580 Do you know why the

00:51:49.100 experts on CNBC know

00:51:50.600 that the experts they

00:51:51.980 have on don't have

00:51:53.420 useful information?

00:51:55.440 Because that's what

00:51:56.380 every expert knows.

00:51:58.340 The one thing every

00:51:59.520 expert knows correctly

00:52:00.640 is that none of the

00:52:01.840 experts can predict.

00:52:03.820 Some will be right,

00:52:05.540 but that's because

00:52:06.220 everybody's predicting

00:52:07.320 different things.

00:52:08.600 Of course some will be

00:52:09.480 right.

00:52:10.140 Then later they'll say,

00:52:11.120 well, look, I was right

00:52:12.100 for, I was the best

00:52:13.340 predictor for three years,

00:52:14.640 so let me handle your

00:52:16.020 money.

00:52:16.860 You think they'll be the

00:52:17.740 best predictor for the

00:52:18.780 next three years?

00:52:20.280 Usually not.

00:52:21.840 Usually not, because

00:52:22.740 it's chance, right?

00:52:24.960 So the mental health

00:52:26.440 professionals to be look

00:52:27.960 a lot like financial

00:52:29.380 professionals, which is

00:52:31.680 I'll bet if you were

00:52:33.140 a, if you were yourself

00:52:35.320 a mental health

00:52:37.000 professional, you would

00:52:38.600 think that your own,

00:52:39.640 your own industry was

00:52:42.020 bullshit.

00:52:44.340 Prove me wrong.

00:52:46.180 Find somebody who works

00:52:47.260 currently in that industry

00:52:48.500 and have a private

00:52:50.060 conversation with them.

00:52:51.480 Because I did that with

00:52:52.400 somebody in the financial

00:52:53.320 advice industry and they

00:52:54.600 told me flat out.

00:52:55.480 No, the advice I give

00:52:57.260 my clients I would never

00:52:58.220 use for myself.

00:52:59.800 Flat out.

00:53:01.600 No, not even shaded a

00:53:02.920 little bit.

00:53:03.620 No, it's, it's basically

00:53:04.820 a fake industry.

00:53:06.420 Yeah.

00:53:09.800 All right.

00:53:10.460 All right.

00:53:13.600 I know you don't want

00:53:15.080 me to, but there's

00:53:18.100 something we need to say

00:53:19.060 about yay.

00:53:20.940 Can you handle it?

00:53:22.960 A little, a little bit?

00:53:23.920 All right.

00:53:25.800 Let me give you a little

00:53:26.820 walk in the park of the

00:53:30.040 history of yay.

00:53:31.540 And I want to see if, if

00:53:34.160 you can put all of these

00:53:35.320 little pieces together into

00:53:36.960 anything that feels like a

00:53:38.080 pattern.

00:53:39.440 See if you can find the

00:53:40.420 pattern.

00:53:41.200 Okay.

00:53:42.460 So you remember when yay

00:53:45.200 interrupted Taylor Swift's

00:53:47.400 award winning thing and he

00:53:50.040 got up there and instead of

00:53:51.340 letting the award ceremony

00:53:52.540 progress in its normal way,

00:53:55.100 he got up there and said

00:53:56.620 probably the main thing you

00:54:01.620 should not say in that

00:54:02.560 situation, which is somebody

00:54:04.820 else should have won this

00:54:05.660 award.

00:54:07.500 Right.

00:54:07.800 Would you agree that whatever

00:54:09.580 else it was, and you'll have

00:54:11.300 lots of descriptions of how

00:54:13.100 bad it was, would you agree

00:54:14.640 that he shouldn't have said

00:54:16.240 it?

00:54:17.280 Can you all give me that?

00:54:18.180 It was something that very

00:54:20.240 specifically you should not

00:54:21.960 have said, even if he

00:54:23.520 believed it, you shouldn't say

00:54:25.640 it out loud in public.

00:54:27.800 Yeah.

00:54:28.640 So that happened.

00:54:30.720 Do you know what yay was

00:54:33.920 criticized for when he was

00:54:35.560 just doing music?

00:54:37.520 Do you remember what the

00:54:38.300 biggest criticism of yay was

00:54:39.920 when he was just the artist

00:54:41.480 doing music?

00:54:43.220 Anybody remember?

00:54:44.260 Because it's weird that you

00:54:46.260 forgot.

00:54:48.720 His songs were insanely

00:54:50.300 misogynistic, said his

00:54:52.900 critics.

00:54:54.180 Insanely misogynistic.

00:54:56.360 Now, who thinks that in the

00:54:58.940 last 20 years you could be a

00:55:01.920 public personality and talk

00:55:04.340 shit about women and you could

00:55:07.080 get away with it?

00:55:08.860 So he said a lot of the stuff

00:55:11.180 you're not supposed to say

00:55:12.580 about women, right?

00:55:16.340 So he did that.

00:55:17.980 And really, like, who goes

00:55:19.840 after women, like, and just

00:55:21.740 insults them and makes money

00:55:22.920 on it?

00:55:23.580 Well, rappers.

00:55:24.780 So he comes from a world in

00:55:26.180 which saying the thing you're

00:55:27.480 not supposed to say is

00:55:29.440 exactly your job, right?

00:55:32.220 Do you think rappers say what

00:55:33.920 is socially acceptable?

00:55:36.860 I feel like the essence of rap

00:55:39.580 is saying things that would be

00:55:41.400 uncomfortable for the people

00:55:43.300 in charge.

00:55:44.640 Things about, you know, women,

00:55:47.320 things about their feelings

00:55:48.920 about police, maybe praising

00:55:53.280 bad behavior, illegal behavior,

00:55:55.460 that sort of thing.

00:55:56.420 So rap, by its nature, is

00:55:59.900 artists who are saying the most

00:56:01.260 dangerous things that you're

00:56:02.620 specifically not supposed to

00:56:04.180 say, right?

00:56:07.120 So that's part of the context.

00:56:09.220 Now, let's move on.

00:56:09.980 Do you remember?

00:56:11.180 Of course you do.

00:56:13.120 When Ye said he likes Trump,

00:56:16.060 wasn't that the one thing that a

00:56:19.720 black man couldn't say in public

00:56:21.460 at the time without huge

00:56:24.340 consequences?

00:56:25.920 It was.

00:56:26.960 It was like the most dangerous

00:56:28.160 thing a black man could say.

00:56:30.280 And he said it over and over

00:56:32.000 again.

00:56:34.400 Do you remember when Ye went

00:56:36.320 on, I forget which show,

00:56:41.360 you'll tell me which show

00:56:42.140 because I'm blanking, and he

00:56:43.560 said that slavery, the history

00:56:45.460 of slavery, he said there were

00:56:47.720 so many more slaves than there

00:56:49.740 were masters at the time, he

00:56:51.940 said that slavery looks like a

00:56:54.040 choice.

00:56:56.020 Remember what happened when he

00:56:57.140 said slavery looks like a

00:56:58.280 choice?

00:56:59.360 He basically insulted all of

00:57:02.780 black America and much of

00:57:04.680 white America and everybody

00:57:05.640 else who might be supportive.

00:57:07.800 And he said the worst thing you

00:57:11.080 could say about black America.

00:57:14.160 Like, I don't think you could have

00:57:15.320 said a worse thing about black

00:57:18.500 Americans.

00:57:18.960 And did he say, I'm only talking

00:57:22.580 about some black people, when he

00:57:25.520 said that?

00:57:26.680 When he was being misogynistic,

00:57:28.680 did he say, whoa, whoa, whoa,

00:57:29.740 hold on, no.

00:57:30.940 I'm not talking about women.

00:57:32.920 I'm not talking about bitches, you

00:57:34.800 know, to use his word.

00:57:35.940 I'm talking about some individual

00:57:37.660 women who have behaviors I don't

00:57:39.800 like.

00:57:40.020 Did he ever clarify that?

00:57:41.680 I don't think so.

00:57:43.560 When he talked about black people,

00:57:46.640 it must have been a choice to

00:57:48.760 slavery.

00:57:49.220 Did he say, some of those black

00:57:50.940 people must have treated it like a

00:57:52.620 choice?

00:57:53.720 He didn't.

00:57:54.360 He treated it like black people or

00:57:56.780 like a group that act together.

00:57:58.560 Very offensive, wouldn't you say?

00:57:59.880 Very offensive.

00:58:01.280 Yeah.

00:58:01.660 It was the worst thing you could

00:58:03.160 say in that situation.

00:58:07.580 When Ye made a turn toward being

00:58:09.960 super religious, and suddenly he

00:58:12.700 wasn't that edgy rapper, he was the

00:58:15.580 super religious guy.

00:58:16.660 Did it ever occur to you that that

00:58:19.260 was like the most dangerous thing

00:58:20.540 that Ye could do?

00:58:22.780 One of the most dangerous things you

00:58:24.400 could have done, say, two years ago,

00:58:26.400 was to come out as super Christian and

00:58:29.480 conservative, family conservative

00:58:31.520 religious.

00:58:32.940 It was just about the most dangerous

00:58:34.400 thing you could say in public, if you

00:58:36.540 think about it, right?

00:58:38.160 Especially from where he was coming

00:58:39.440 from.

00:58:39.720 Most dangerous thing you could say.

00:58:43.700 When he wore the White Lives Matter

00:58:46.320 shirt with Candace Owens, wasn't that the

00:58:51.560 worst thing you could say in public about

00:58:53.400 that time?

00:58:54.780 It was the most controversial worst thing

00:58:57.200 you could say.

00:58:58.540 Yeah.

00:58:59.620 Now, did he say that some white lives

00:59:04.180 matter and some do not?

00:59:05.300 I don't remember.

00:59:06.900 I think he treated white people like they

00:59:08.580 were like one unit.

00:59:11.580 But we're not, right?

00:59:13.480 We're not one unit.

00:59:15.080 There must be some white people that

00:59:16.740 don't matter.

00:59:18.220 You know, like serial killers and stuff.

00:59:20.540 But yet he treated us all like we're just

00:59:22.080 one unit.

00:59:23.720 Very unfair.

00:59:24.900 So he's treated women as if they're like

00:59:28.180 one thing.

00:59:29.280 Very offensive.

00:59:29.980 He treated white people like one unit.

00:59:36.100 He treated black people like they're one

00:59:37.920 group.

00:59:41.340 And then he got to the Jews are trying to

00:59:44.600 stop him from being successful.

00:59:47.660 Wow.

00:59:49.600 Third rail.

00:59:51.100 It's the worst thing you could say in

00:59:52.880 public and expect to get away with it.

00:59:56.560 Right?

00:59:57.100 Worst thing you could say.

00:59:58.300 And he treated all Jews like it's like

01:00:02.400 one group of people, when in fact we

01:00:05.040 knew that just some specific individuals

01:00:07.520 he had a problem with.

01:00:09.680 Very unacceptable.

01:00:11.440 Treating an entire group as if they're

01:00:14.080 one thing.

01:00:16.380 And then he took it up a level.

01:00:18.740 He said, I see good things about Hitler.

01:00:22.600 Well, that's something you can't say.

01:00:25.420 What is the worst thing you could say?

01:00:27.440 The one thing nobody can say in public.

01:00:30.720 Hitler has some good sides.

01:00:33.360 You can't say that.

01:00:35.160 It's the thing you can't say.

01:00:36.820 Even with free speech, you can't say that.

01:00:42.120 And then he teamed up with Nick Fuentes

01:00:44.360 and said, you know, Nick's great.

01:00:47.720 Oh, you can't do that.

01:00:49.320 You cannot do that.

01:00:50.620 And then he started to work with Milo Yiannopoulos.

01:00:56.140 You can't do that.

01:00:58.040 No.

01:00:58.400 No.

01:00:59.400 You cannot say there's anything good with Milo

01:01:02.780 because if you do, it would feel like you're

01:01:06.500 supporting pedophiles, wouldn't it?

01:01:08.260 Even though Milo is not accused of pedophilia,

01:01:14.240 he is accused of something that is a different word,

01:01:16.440 but people confuse with pedophilia.

01:01:18.880 So I think he was talking about older teens,

01:01:22.180 which technically is not pedo,

01:01:24.460 but everybody sees it that way.

01:01:26.260 So I'm not making that distinction.

01:01:27.900 I'm saying that Ye would know

01:01:30.960 that people won't make that distinction.

01:01:33.500 So associating with Milo,

01:01:35.640 put him in that sort of little supportive of a pedophile.

01:01:39.980 Do you know what you can't say?

01:01:42.160 You can never say anything,

01:01:44.600 anything that's even slightly supportive of a pedophile.

01:01:51.600 So what do you say about Balenciaga

01:01:53.620 when they're accused of being a pedophile organization?

01:01:57.900 He defended them.

01:01:59.740 Not the specific photo shoot,

01:02:02.100 but he defended the company

01:02:03.660 that is not defending itself from pedophilia.

01:02:07.100 They're not defending themselves.

01:02:09.220 Let me say it again.

01:02:10.900 Balenciaga never said how the photo shoot happened

01:02:14.880 and therefore explained why they're not really guilty.

01:02:17.840 They never did.

01:02:19.080 But Ye defended the group

01:02:23.260 that is accused of being pedophile friendly.

01:02:26.440 Do you know what you can't do?

01:02:29.160 You can't do that.

01:02:31.400 But he did it.

01:02:34.400 Here's the pattern.

01:02:35.660 Have you picked it up yet?

01:02:38.100 Do you see the pattern?

01:02:38.920 And then another hint came

01:02:44.080 when I watched some more of the behind-the-scenes

01:02:47.240 of Ye's visit to Alex Jones.

01:02:50.700 And you see Nick Fuentes

01:02:52.560 defending Ye's treatment of, quote,

01:02:57.140 the Jews as, like, one group of people

01:03:00.060 he has trouble with.

01:03:00.840 And here's what Fuentes said.

01:03:05.100 We're okay treating every other group as one group.

01:03:09.340 To which I said,

01:03:10.920 hey, ah, that's so wrong

01:03:14.620 in ways I can't quite articulate.

01:03:19.560 No, no, Nick Fuentes.

01:03:21.380 You fucking racist.

01:03:23.580 You...

01:03:25.220 But your examples are pretty good.

01:03:27.780 But that's wrong.

01:03:29.460 That's so wrong.

01:03:32.960 Except.

01:03:34.300 Makes you think, doesn't it?

01:03:36.740 Makes you think.

01:03:38.260 Now, if anybody is new to my live stream,

01:03:40.820 I don't like Hitler.

01:03:43.060 Completely.

01:03:44.380 Like, I hate his fucking little mustache.

01:03:47.200 I hate the lint in his fucking pocket.

01:03:50.100 He's all bad.

01:03:51.800 Because I know what to say in public.

01:03:54.780 Right?

01:03:55.960 It's not hard.

01:03:56.960 Now, here's the question

01:03:58.680 that's going to blow your fucking head off.

01:04:00.340 You ready?

01:04:02.280 You ready for this?

01:04:04.700 Let's accept that Ye has some mental conditions.

01:04:09.300 Maybe he's, you know,

01:04:11.100 maybe he's, you know, bipolar,

01:04:13.500 maybe he's something else.

01:04:15.400 Do you think that any of the mental conditions

01:04:17.740 that Ye is accused of

01:04:19.100 would make him incapable of knowing

01:04:22.700 what things to say

01:04:25.300 to make him popular with the public

01:04:27.360 and what things to say

01:04:29.080 that would make him very unpopular

01:04:30.800 with the public?

01:04:32.020 Do you think he can't tell the difference

01:04:33.380 between saying the right thing

01:04:35.800 and saying the thing

01:04:37.340 that will absolutely get you in trouble?

01:04:40.220 Do you think he can't tell the difference?

01:04:45.280 Somebody says yes.

01:04:46.180 That if it's mania,

01:04:48.020 if he's in the mania phase,

01:04:49.360 he can't tell the difference.

01:04:50.220 I would think the mania phase

01:04:52.880 means he's not afraid of consequences.

01:04:57.720 I don't think it makes you unable to see

01:05:00.140 what's right in front of you.

01:05:03.300 So here's my take.

01:05:05.560 It seems deeply unlikely

01:05:07.020 that he was surprised

01:05:09.140 by any of the reactions

01:05:11.140 to any of the things I mentioned.

01:05:13.200 Do you think he was surprised

01:05:14.860 by any of it?

01:05:17.060 No.

01:05:17.400 Do you think he would know

01:05:18.980 exactly what to say and do

01:05:20.480 if he wanted to get back

01:05:22.000 into the good graces of the public?

01:05:25.320 Of course.

01:05:27.020 Of course.

01:05:27.720 We all do.

01:05:29.020 It's not like it's a hard question.

01:05:31.500 It would be the easiest question

01:05:32.640 in the world.

01:05:33.640 Just say you didn't mean

01:05:34.500 any of those things,

01:05:35.580 apologize for it,

01:05:37.600 do some good works

01:05:38.900 for people you might have hurt,

01:05:40.860 that sort of thing.

01:05:41.520 Now, what about the perfectly valid

01:05:46.020 complaint from the Jewish community

01:05:48.160 that Ye's rhetoric

01:05:50.800 puts an extra risk on Jews?

01:05:55.560 True or false?

01:05:56.900 The way Ye talks

01:05:58.220 makes them feel uncomfortable

01:06:00.260 and adds some extra risk

01:06:01.940 to their life.

01:06:03.280 True.

01:06:04.260 True.

01:06:05.440 Absolutely true.

01:06:06.060 Now, let's go full Nick Fuentes

01:06:09.200 and compare that

01:06:11.180 to everybody else

01:06:12.080 talking about anything.

01:06:14.300 Do you think that the way

01:06:15.100 the Democrats talk about me

01:06:17.260 puts me at greater risk

01:06:19.340 of literally being killed?

01:06:22.340 Yes or no?

01:06:23.500 Is the way they talk about me

01:06:24.860 on social media every day

01:06:26.960 put me at risk

01:06:28.340 of physical danger?

01:06:29.720 Yes.

01:06:30.180 Yes.

01:06:31.440 Absolutely.

01:06:31.880 Have you ever seen me say

01:06:34.180 that they need to stop doing that

01:06:36.340 because it's putting me

01:06:37.320 in physical danger?

01:06:38.760 Have I ever said that?

01:06:40.120 You need to stop using

01:06:41.260 your free speech

01:06:42.160 because it puts me

01:06:43.320 in physical danger.

01:06:44.680 I've noted that it does.

01:06:46.860 I've noted that it does.

01:06:48.860 But that's different

01:06:49.560 than saying they need

01:06:50.320 to stop it.

01:06:52.060 Right?

01:06:52.460 Not once.

01:06:53.460 No.

01:06:56.420 When Ye said

01:06:59.000 white lives matter,

01:07:00.020 was he putting himself

01:07:02.040 at greater physical risk?

01:07:04.440 Of course he was.

01:07:05.560 Of course he was.

01:07:06.720 And also the people

01:07:07.740 who supported him.

01:07:09.700 Did he put Candace Owens

01:07:11.200 at greater physical risk

01:07:12.940 by associating her

01:07:15.120 with that message?

01:07:16.080 Yes.

01:07:16.840 Yes.

01:07:17.100 I mean, she already

01:07:17.640 puts herself

01:07:18.260 at great risk.

01:07:19.720 By the way,

01:07:20.180 Candace Owens

01:07:20.800 is one of the bravest people

01:07:22.000 in the public realm.

01:07:25.160 She's brave.

01:07:26.820 You've got to give her that.

01:07:30.020 So look at the big picture.

01:07:35.680 Number one,

01:07:37.000 how many of you saw

01:07:37.900 the behind-the-scenes video

01:07:39.620 of Ye preparing

01:07:41.400 his little mask

01:07:42.460 and his routine

01:07:45.040 for Alex Jones?

01:07:47.180 If you watched him

01:07:49.100 preparing for it,

01:07:50.560 you saw somebody

01:07:51.520 who did not look crazy

01:07:52.740 at all.

01:07:54.320 And as he was talking

01:07:55.140 about wearing the mask,

01:07:56.660 he was completely aware

01:07:57.920 that that would make it

01:07:59.340 impossible to ignore.

01:08:02.840 He went full rock star,

01:08:05.260 full Trump,

01:08:06.640 and he said,

01:08:07.240 all right,

01:08:07.900 if you're going to

01:08:08.620 cut me off

01:08:09.620 from social media,

01:08:10.700 I will become

01:08:11.620 impossible to ignore,

01:08:13.220 and then I'm going

01:08:13.880 to go on there

01:08:14.360 and say the most

01:08:16.240 outrageous thing

01:08:17.140 anybody ever said,

01:08:19.040 and let's see

01:08:20.360 what happens.

01:08:21.380 Here's another clue.

01:08:24.120 Ali Alexander,

01:08:25.460 who's also associated

01:08:26.720 now with Ye,

01:08:28.460 he said on that video

01:08:31.140 specifically

01:08:32.940 that they were

01:08:34.520 breaking the Overton window.

01:08:37.480 I may be saying it wrong,

01:08:38.860 but the Overton window

01:08:39.860 is basically the idea

01:08:41.060 that you can keep

01:08:42.300 your critics

01:08:44.160 or your enemies

01:08:45.000 in a state

01:08:46.240 of continuous spinning

01:08:47.460 if you keep doing

01:08:49.300 one more outrageous

01:08:50.480 thing after another.

01:08:51.920 They can't settle

01:08:52.800 on the last outrageous thing.

01:08:54.120 They have to keep up

01:08:54.740 with you.

01:08:55.660 So it's sort of

01:08:56.080 what Trump did.

01:08:57.740 All of his individual

01:08:59.400 statements that could

01:09:01.800 have ended anybody else

01:09:03.160 didn't end Trump

01:09:04.620 because he was already

01:09:05.520 on to the next statement,

01:09:07.100 and that was controversial

01:09:08.160 too,

01:09:08.700 and then the next one.

01:09:10.500 So now that you know

01:09:12.160 the following things

01:09:13.500 that maybe you

01:09:14.840 didn't put together,

01:09:16.360 number one,

01:09:18.080 Kanye and his group

01:09:19.080 are specifically

01:09:20.060 and overtly

01:09:21.400 talking about

01:09:22.240 the Overton window.

01:09:24.740 Everything they're doing

01:09:25.960 supports that

01:09:27.180 theory of operation.

01:09:30.720 There's no way

01:09:31.720 I could possibly believe

01:09:33.000 that Ye was not

01:09:33.900 completely aware

01:09:35.060 of all of the reactions

01:09:36.820 he would get

01:09:37.420 from beginning to end.

01:09:40.760 Everybody would know

01:09:41.980 the reaction.

01:09:42.820 Everybody.

01:09:44.980 Here's what I think

01:09:46.080 he's up to,

01:09:46.680 and he might

01:09:49.700 pull it off.

01:09:51.360 I don't know.

01:09:53.760 Now,

01:09:54.180 and again,

01:09:55.060 if you're new

01:09:56.220 to my live stream,

01:09:57.940 I'm not supporting

01:09:59.140 Ye.

01:10:00.900 And I said this

01:10:01.880 yesterday,

01:10:02.460 I think.

01:10:03.340 Ye is making himself

01:10:04.640 unlikable,

01:10:05.880 and I accept that.

01:10:07.980 So I don't like him.

01:10:09.620 I would like him

01:10:10.580 if he said nice things

01:10:11.720 about the Jewish community.

01:10:14.020 I would like him more.

01:10:15.040 I would like him

01:10:16.100 if he said things

01:10:18.540 that I could embrace

01:10:19.420 without being embarrassed.

01:10:21.100 I'd like that.

01:10:22.720 That'd be cool.

01:10:24.800 But here's what

01:10:25.940 I think he's up to.

01:10:27.660 I think he's

01:10:28.740 breaking your brain,

01:10:31.120 and he's getting

01:10:32.540 very close to succeeding.

01:10:34.780 Because you can't tell

01:10:35.980 where that breaking point is,

01:10:37.340 because he's bending us,

01:10:39.060 and we're bending

01:10:39.700 and bending and bending.

01:10:41.600 It's not until you see

01:10:42.900 the whole portfolio

01:10:43.900 of what he's done

01:10:44.760 in the last few years,

01:10:46.460 that you see

01:10:46.920 he's intentionally

01:10:47.700 finding the most

01:10:48.680 challenging thing

01:10:49.600 you could hold

01:10:50.120 in your mind,

01:10:51.160 and then making you

01:10:52.580 deal with it.

01:10:54.420 Now, I've said before

01:10:55.720 that Ye is not somebody

01:10:57.460 who just creates art.

01:10:59.340 He is living art.

01:11:01.460 Everything he does

01:11:02.380 pushes or challenges you

01:11:05.340 to reconsider

01:11:07.280 the way you were

01:11:08.040 thinking of things.

01:11:08.840 Everything we're watching

01:11:11.300 is a challenge

01:11:12.820 to the old way

01:11:14.240 you were thinking

01:11:14.740 from the very beginning

01:11:16.540 of what is an award show.

01:11:19.540 The most basic thing

01:11:21.200 that nobody would question

01:11:22.220 is what is an award show.

01:11:24.080 Well, it's where

01:11:24.760 somebody gets an award

01:11:25.700 and they say thank you

01:11:26.480 and everybody claps.

01:11:27.900 Then Ye said,

01:11:28.760 how about this

01:11:29.320 is an award show?

01:11:30.760 How about not?

01:11:32.040 How about I go up there

01:11:32.960 and make it a different show?

01:11:34.580 And then he did.

01:11:35.260 So, if you look

01:11:39.500 at the whole portfolio,

01:11:41.360 it looks a lot less crazy

01:11:43.480 and it looks like

01:11:45.120 an artist

01:11:45.700 who is breaking

01:11:47.320 all of our expectations

01:11:48.900 about what artists can do,

01:11:51.120 who can say what,

01:11:52.880 and he has broken

01:11:54.080 maybe the most important

01:11:55.460 barrier that we have

01:11:56.920 for getting together,

01:11:59.540 which is

01:12:01.360 we're not allowed

01:12:02.400 to say what we think.

01:12:05.260 We're not allowed

01:12:06.740 to say what we think

01:12:07.800 and until we're allowed

01:12:08.960 to say what we think,

01:12:09.880 we'll never come together.

01:12:11.700 The country

01:12:12.560 can never come together

01:12:14.340 if we can't talk

01:12:15.420 and say what we actually think.

01:12:17.800 As bad as it is.

01:12:19.580 Because lots of times

01:12:20.420 we think pretty ugly things.

01:12:22.500 Ye is just breaking

01:12:24.280 all of the rules.

01:12:26.480 He's just showing you

01:12:27.420 you can say

01:12:28.100 everything you want to say

01:12:30.060 as long as you're willing

01:12:31.460 to pay for it

01:12:32.340 with everything.

01:12:35.260 Now,

01:12:38.120 let's double back

01:12:39.060 to something

01:12:39.580 that you really

01:12:40.320 don't see coming.

01:12:41.600 You ready for this?

01:12:43.560 When Ye said

01:12:44.440 that there were

01:12:46.160 so many more slaves

01:12:47.420 than white people

01:12:48.480 who were trying

01:12:49.000 to control them

01:12:49.760 back in slavery,

01:12:51.280 he said that

01:12:52.020 it looked like a choice.

01:12:54.620 And then all historians

01:12:56.280 and especially

01:12:57.280 black historians

01:12:58.100 said,

01:12:58.500 whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

01:12:59.900 That was no fucking choice.

01:13:01.440 The group that had

01:13:03.660 the weapons

01:13:04.300 would have just

01:13:05.580 slaughtered us.

01:13:08.560 Here's what I think

01:13:09.500 Ye would have said.

01:13:10.900 Just speculating.

01:13:12.440 Based on everything

01:13:13.920 that he's done so far.

01:13:15.640 I think he'd say,

01:13:17.360 right.

01:13:19.940 How does that affect

01:13:20.960 my point?

01:13:22.880 Right.

01:13:23.420 They would have

01:13:23.800 slaughtered them.

01:13:25.660 And they also

01:13:26.680 probably would have

01:13:27.560 ended up winning.

01:13:28.600 They might have

01:13:29.740 lost 90%

01:13:30.660 of their numbers.

01:13:32.600 But they could have

01:13:33.420 ended up winning

01:13:34.040 because they had

01:13:34.900 the numbers.

01:13:35.800 You know,

01:13:35.980 they just had to

01:13:36.820 attack where

01:13:37.380 their weapons were

01:13:38.280 and get the weapons

01:13:39.060 and then, you know.

01:13:40.720 So if you ask me,

01:13:45.040 Ye's original

01:13:45.940 controversial point

01:13:47.240 that the slaves

01:13:49.240 could have rebelled

01:13:50.240 if they wanted to

01:13:51.200 badly enough,

01:13:52.620 he basically proved

01:13:54.060 by destroying

01:13:54.800 his own career

01:13:55.760 to win back

01:13:57.940 freedom of speech

01:13:58.840 for himself.

01:14:01.300 He basically

01:14:02.160 demonstrated

01:14:02.900 what he thought

01:14:03.680 the slaves

01:14:05.260 at the time

01:14:05.760 should have done,

01:14:06.920 which is risk

01:14:08.080 everything

01:14:08.820 for their freedom.

01:14:11.960 And reasonable

01:14:12.780 people said,

01:14:13.420 no, you don't

01:14:13.900 risk everything

01:14:15.160 for your freedom.

01:14:16.460 You risk

01:14:17.360 what makes sense.

01:14:19.840 And the A was saying,

01:14:20.940 no, for freedom,

01:14:22.480 you'd risk everything.

01:14:24.640 And so when it came

01:14:25.480 to his own freedom

01:14:26.360 in the United States,

01:14:27.840 can he say

01:14:28.580 whatever he wants

01:14:29.540 to say,

01:14:30.880 no matter how

01:14:31.840 ugly it is?

01:14:33.340 Can a man who feels,

01:14:34.860 and this is his own

01:14:35.760 feeling,

01:14:36.220 this is not my

01:14:36.980 interpretation,

01:14:38.220 can a man who feels

01:14:39.240 that some identifiable

01:14:40.740 group seems to be

01:14:42.500 ganging up on him,

01:14:43.540 can he say it?

01:14:45.520 Does he have the right

01:14:46.660 to be wrong?

01:14:48.140 Does he have the right

01:14:48.980 to say something

01:14:49.640 that could put people

01:14:50.460 at risk?

01:14:53.940 He's fighting

01:14:54.620 for that right.

01:14:55.800 And what he traded

01:14:56.900 for that right

01:14:57.900 was everything.

01:15:00.780 He traded

01:15:01.400 everything for it.

01:15:03.380 Now, if you don't

01:15:04.380 think this is one

01:15:05.060 of the greatest shows

01:15:05.940 you've ever seen,

01:15:08.120 you're not seeing

01:15:08.960 the pattern.

01:15:10.360 If you look at

01:15:11.000 any individual thing

01:15:12.040 he says,

01:15:13.300 we're supposed

01:15:14.020 to be outraged

01:15:14.900 by it.

01:15:16.260 You're part

01:15:16.940 of the performance.

01:15:18.560 You're not an observer.

01:15:20.320 You're part

01:15:20.820 of the performance.

01:15:21.440 Your outrage

01:15:23.080 is part of the act.

01:15:25.460 So when he says

01:15:26.360 Hiller has some

01:15:27.080 good things about him,

01:15:28.480 I say,

01:15:29.140 God damn you,

01:15:30.120 yay.

01:15:30.880 God damn you.

01:15:31.620 I'm sorry,

01:15:32.080 I don't want to

01:15:32.900 use the Lord's name

01:15:34.140 in vain.

01:15:35.300 I know some of you

01:15:36.420 get triggered by that

01:15:37.980 and I didn't mean

01:15:38.440 to do it.

01:15:40.460 So,

01:15:41.720 I don't support him

01:15:44.900 because that's

01:15:46.880 his message.

01:15:48.680 His message to me

01:15:49.780 is don't support me.

01:15:51.300 Right?

01:15:52.200 Because he basically

01:15:52.820 said things I can't

01:15:53.800 agree with

01:15:54.280 and I'm not going

01:15:55.800 to agree with.

01:15:56.980 So,

01:15:57.580 I don't support him.

01:15:59.260 But,

01:15:59.900 watching this play out

01:16:02.000 is fucking amazing.

01:16:04.840 Now,

01:16:05.440 he wants some more

01:16:06.160 mind benders.

01:16:08.220 I got more.

01:16:09.880 Do you think

01:16:10.320 he can make

01:16:10.780 his money back?

01:16:12.880 Do you think

01:16:13.320 he could ever

01:16:13.940 make his money back?

01:16:14.940 Well,

01:16:18.920 one of his projects

01:16:19.980 which is still live,

01:16:22.220 unless something's

01:16:23.060 changed recently,

01:16:24.240 is,

01:16:24.720 you know,

01:16:24.920 he had intended

01:16:25.480 to build communities

01:16:26.920 that were designed

01:16:28.080 communities so they'd

01:16:29.180 be better places

01:16:29.800 to live.

01:16:30.580 And it would solve,

01:16:31.440 you know,

01:16:31.700 a number of problems

01:16:32.440 that our current

01:16:33.980 social situation

01:16:35.660 doesn't solve.

01:16:37.320 Now,

01:16:38.220 he's only been

01:16:39.280 messing around

01:16:39.940 with prototypes.

01:16:40.500 but you know

01:16:42.940 the size of that

01:16:43.800 market

01:16:44.340 is bigger than

01:16:45.980 all the things

01:16:46.520 he's ever done.

01:16:48.160 Right?

01:16:48.600 The potential size

01:16:49.680 of that is

01:16:50.260 it's basically

01:16:52.400 Elon Musk-sized

01:16:53.580 opportunity.

01:16:54.440 And nobody's

01:16:55.260 really competing.

01:16:57.480 Because other people

01:16:58.600 who want to build homes

01:16:59.420 are just going to be

01:17:00.020 home builders

01:17:00.560 and they'll build

01:17:01.120 something boring

01:17:01.820 that didn't move

01:17:02.640 your soul.

01:17:04.100 Yay,

01:17:05.180 potentially,

01:17:06.720 potentially,

01:17:08.120 could bring

01:17:08.740 what he's brought

01:17:09.340 to other fields

01:17:10.560 to the housing field

01:17:12.460 and make you

01:17:12.980 excited about it.

01:17:14.260 And then suddenly

01:17:15.000 every community

01:17:16.560 he builds

01:17:17.000 or license,

01:17:18.360 he makes

01:17:18.700 $100 million.

01:17:21.420 And, you know,

01:17:22.520 $100 million here,

01:17:23.540 $100 million there,

01:17:24.420 it adds up over time.

01:17:26.080 You know,

01:17:26.240 he could be

01:17:26.600 the richest man

01:17:27.320 in America

01:17:27.840 in 20 years.

01:17:31.220 And it's because

01:17:32.260 he's entered

01:17:32.940 the market

01:17:33.520 that would allow

01:17:34.080 that to happen

01:17:34.680 and he's the

01:17:35.760 right person for it.

01:17:36.780 He's the right person

01:17:37.420 for the market.

01:17:39.340 So,

01:17:42.060 here's the other

01:17:43.740 possibility.

01:17:45.380 You know that,

01:17:46.380 in my opinion,

01:17:47.580 Trump has become

01:17:48.580 not viable.

01:17:53.080 Is there any way

01:17:54.060 that Ye could come

01:17:55.160 back from all of this?

01:17:57.760 Could he come back

01:17:58.600 from the things

01:17:59.800 he's said?

01:18:00.980 Could he get back

01:18:01.660 into the public

01:18:02.960 good graces?

01:18:03.620 Nobody else

01:18:09.200 could.

01:18:11.780 But he could.

01:18:14.080 He could.

01:18:15.440 Yep.

01:18:16.300 Now, I'm not going

01:18:17.060 to predict

01:18:17.500 that he will.

01:18:18.980 I'm just going to say

01:18:19.900 I look at his talent stack

01:18:21.320 and I look at

01:18:23.580 what you would call

01:18:24.720 his mental illness

01:18:25.800 or whatever's

01:18:26.380 going on there

01:18:26.960 and I don't see

01:18:28.340 that's going to stop him.

01:18:30.600 It doesn't look like

01:18:31.280 that would stop him.

01:18:31.940 He knows exactly

01:18:33.620 what it would take.

01:18:35.780 Don't you think

01:18:36.440 he knows what it would take?

01:18:37.540 Because he knew

01:18:38.460 exactly what would

01:18:39.320 get him in trouble.

01:18:41.320 You don't think

01:18:42.000 there was any surprise

01:18:42.740 about that?

01:18:43.260 He knew exactly

01:18:44.040 what he was doing.

01:18:44.980 You don't think

01:18:45.520 he knows exactly

01:18:46.320 how to get out of it?

01:18:48.680 Let me tell you how.

01:18:50.780 Do you think

01:18:51.240 I could model it?

01:18:52.260 Do you think

01:18:52.600 I could give you

01:18:53.320 a thing he could say

01:18:54.500 that would just totally

01:18:55.280 get him out of trouble?

01:18:56.460 I think he could.

01:19:03.240 Here's me modeling it.

01:19:05.740 You know

01:19:06.080 I think that

01:19:09.560 my comments

01:19:10.700 about the Jews

01:19:11.960 were out of place

01:19:14.700 and I was acting on

01:19:16.660 my feelings at the time.

01:19:19.740 However

01:19:20.380 the bigger issue

01:19:22.180 is can people

01:19:23.540 say what they feel

01:19:24.500 when they feel it

01:19:25.280 and still survive

01:19:26.380 in this country

01:19:27.020 because we can't

01:19:28.220 have a country

01:19:28.840 if I can't say

01:19:30.740 something out of anger

01:19:31.740 and still have a job

01:19:33.220 and I like that

01:19:35.280 for you as well.

01:19:37.100 I want us all

01:19:37.700 to live in a country

01:19:38.720 where we can say

01:19:39.380 what we want to say

01:19:40.300 and we'll figure out

01:19:41.900 a way to be okay

01:19:42.780 with it.

01:19:43.680 We shouldn't be doing

01:19:44.680 things that make it

01:19:45.460 too dangerous

01:19:46.100 for other people

01:19:46.840 but be aware

01:19:47.900 that all speech

01:19:48.860 comes with a little bit

01:19:49.980 of danger.

01:19:51.780 It's built

01:19:52.500 into free speech.

01:19:53.480 You can't make it

01:19:54.460 go away.

01:19:55.820 You've watched me

01:19:56.620 say every possible

01:19:57.640 thing that you're

01:19:58.180 not supposed to say

01:19:59.020 and so far

01:19:59.980 I'm still alive.

01:20:01.860 Free speech

01:20:02.500 won't kill you.

01:20:03.420 I just proved it.

01:20:05.080 Now

01:20:05.420 can we stop

01:20:06.360 saying bad things

01:20:07.200 about each other

01:20:07.960 as a group?

01:20:10.360 Can you join me

01:20:11.560 and let's not treat

01:20:12.780 black people

01:20:13.400 like they're one group

01:20:14.260 or white people

01:20:15.040 like they're one group

01:20:15.840 or Jews

01:20:16.440 like they're one group

01:20:17.340 or Christians

01:20:18.320 like they're one group?

01:20:19.860 Can we just

01:20:20.440 stop doing it?

01:20:21.880 Because I'll go first.

01:20:23.840 I'll go first.

01:20:26.800 Now

01:20:27.260 if he said that

01:20:28.240 and you said to yourself

01:20:29.420 huh

01:20:30.860 he actually sounds

01:20:32.660 like he means it.

01:20:34.680 He actually

01:20:35.060 I could hear

01:20:36.360 his actual regret

01:20:37.680 in the way

01:20:39.340 he phrased it.

01:20:39.960 He's giving us

01:20:40.600 a reason why

01:20:41.160 it happened.

01:20:42.480 He was upset

01:20:43.620 about his situation.

01:20:46.340 He's told you

01:20:47.460 what he's going to do

01:20:48.120 to correct it

01:20:48.800 and then

01:20:50.600 he tried to

01:20:52.220 bring you

01:20:52.860 to a higher ground

01:20:54.040 where we all

01:20:55.080 don't have that problem

01:20:56.020 and we don't have

01:20:57.100 that kind of problem

01:20:57.860 with each other

01:20:58.540 and we figure out

01:20:59.420 how to talk

01:21:00.020 while being a little

01:21:01.380 bit offensive

01:21:01.900 because that's just

01:21:02.740 how talking works.

01:21:07.440 Now

01:21:07.840 you don't think

01:21:08.400 he could sell that?

01:21:09.160 Again

01:21:13.020 I'm not predicting

01:21:13.960 he will try

01:21:14.620 to do anything

01:21:15.080 like that

01:21:15.500 because he's

01:21:15.880 hard to predict

01:21:16.520 right?

01:21:16.880 You can't really

01:21:17.320 predict him.

01:21:18.240 If you could

01:21:18.720 predict him

01:21:19.180 he wouldn't be

01:21:19.660 yay.

01:21:19.860 but he could.

01:21:23.540 Now

01:21:23.840 when I said that

01:21:24.820 did you say

01:21:25.280 to myself

01:21:25.720 oh my god

01:21:26.540 that will never

01:21:27.800 work

01:21:28.220 nobody would

01:21:29.260 ever accept

01:21:29.720 that?

01:21:32.040 Have you ever

01:21:32.600 heard the

01:21:33.040 well

01:21:35.100 there's a couple

01:21:36.380 of analogies

01:21:37.020 that come to

01:21:37.420 mind.

01:21:40.700 If

01:21:41.220 you've ever

01:21:41.940 worked at a

01:21:42.540 restaurant

01:21:43.040 you know

01:21:44.060 or any retail

01:21:44.960 you know

01:21:45.360 that the

01:21:45.720 following thing

01:21:46.360 is true.

01:21:47.400 The best way

01:21:48.380 to get a

01:21:48.780 repeat customer

01:21:49.680 is have a

01:21:51.960 bad experience

01:21:53.160 for your

01:21:53.920 customer

01:21:54.320 and then

01:21:55.340 they complain

01:21:55.960 and then

01:21:56.940 you fix it.

01:21:58.480 If for example

01:21:59.300 you go to a

01:21:59.780 restaurant

01:21:59.980 and something

01:22:00.660 was wrong

01:22:01.180 and they

01:22:01.480 comp you

01:22:02.060 the meal

01:22:02.500 your odds

01:22:03.760 of eating

01:22:04.100 there again

01:22:04.560 are pretty

01:22:04.880 high.

01:22:06.380 If it's a

01:22:06.820 good restaurant

01:22:07.300 you just

01:22:07.640 had one

01:22:08.080 little issue

01:22:08.600 right?

01:22:10.120 So

01:22:10.380 yeah

01:22:12.240 we do

01:22:14.560 have a

01:22:15.160 soft spot

01:22:16.360 as humans

01:22:17.060 for people

01:22:18.080 who admit

01:22:18.640 their mistake

01:22:19.420 and try

01:22:20.620 to fix

01:22:21.020 it.

01:22:22.280 In fact

01:22:22.940 that's

01:22:23.220 some of

01:22:23.540 our

01:22:23.660 favorite

01:22:23.920 people.

01:22:24.280 A lot

01:22:25.560 of movies

01:22:25.960 and books

01:22:26.440 are about

01:22:27.120 somebody

01:22:27.740 who is

01:22:28.020 flawed

01:22:28.400 and in

01:22:29.480 the process

01:22:30.240 of the movie

01:22:30.740 they redeem

01:22:31.440 themselves.

01:22:33.060 The redemption

01:22:34.320 story is one

01:22:35.120 of our

01:22:35.340 strongest

01:22:35.920 most built

01:22:38.060 in

01:22:38.480 narratives

01:22:39.560 that run

01:22:40.340 our lives.

01:22:42.020 So if he

01:22:42.420 could turn

01:22:42.800 into the

01:22:43.520 reformed

01:22:44.460 person

01:22:45.000 who becomes

01:22:46.540 the story

01:22:47.540 of who

01:22:47.900 you don't

01:22:48.320 want to

01:22:48.580 be

01:22:48.860 or

01:22:49.220 becomes

01:22:50.060 the

01:22:50.360 reason

01:22:51.500 that we

01:22:51.940 should

01:22:52.280 value

01:22:54.180 free speech

01:22:55.140 or something

01:22:55.860 like that.

01:22:56.900 You can imagine

01:22:57.680 he could make

01:22:58.120 it work.

01:22:59.480 You can imagine.

01:23:01.640 Does it blow

01:23:02.520 your mind

01:23:03.140 that he's a

01:23:04.840 black man

01:23:05.520 who says

01:23:06.080 white lives

01:23:07.060 matter

01:23:07.400 and he's

01:23:07.900 working with

01:23:09.440 Nick Fuentes

01:23:10.640 and Milo?

01:23:13.440 Doesn't it

01:23:14.080 look like

01:23:14.540 he chose

01:23:15.180 his group

01:23:16.780 to be the

01:23:17.700 most offensive

01:23:18.400 group he

01:23:18.920 possibly could

01:23:19.640 and Ali

01:23:20.600 Alexander

01:23:21.180 was one of

01:23:21.940 the organizers

01:23:22.500 of the

01:23:22.980 January 6

01:23:23.780 event.

01:23:24.880 He's not

01:23:25.200 charged with

01:23:25.660 anything

01:23:25.940 because he

01:23:26.340 didn't do

01:23:26.640 anything

01:23:26.960 illegal.

01:23:29.280 But still

01:23:29.800 his name

01:23:30.300 is associated

01:23:30.900 with that,

01:23:31.240 right?

01:23:31.360 Doesn't it

01:23:32.500 look like

01:23:32.980 he intentionally

01:23:33.780 chose

01:23:34.340 the least

01:23:35.800 publicly

01:23:37.560 acceptable

01:23:39.140 people?

01:23:41.440 But here's

01:23:42.000 the weird

01:23:42.280 thing.

01:23:42.540 They're not

01:23:42.840 all the

01:23:43.100 same person.

01:23:45.180 So he's

01:23:45.800 got a

01:23:46.480 person of

01:23:46.920 color,

01:23:47.560 a person

01:23:47.820 who's gay,

01:23:48.880 a person

01:23:49.120 who's the

01:23:50.340 most extreme

01:23:51.480 right-wing

01:23:52.220 person.

01:23:54.200 I mean,

01:23:54.680 he's really

01:23:55.140 got a little

01:23:55.460 pirate ship.

01:23:57.260 It's a little

01:23:57.640 pirate ship.

01:23:59.220 Do you know

01:23:59.580 what makes

01:23:59.920 people comfortable?

01:24:01.360 People get

01:24:03.200 comfortable when

01:24:04.860 they see that

01:24:05.640 you're the

01:24:05.980 captain of a

01:24:06.680 pirate ship

01:24:07.220 because they

01:24:08.820 go, well,

01:24:09.960 he's not

01:24:10.440 going to kick

01:24:10.860 me out for

01:24:11.460 being weird

01:24:12.020 because I'm

01:24:13.180 just a pirate.

01:24:14.500 Like, all

01:24:15.480 the pirates

01:24:15.880 are different.

01:24:16.900 One has

01:24:17.440 one leg,

01:24:18.160 one has

01:24:18.460 one leg,

01:24:18.980 but we're

01:24:19.360 all just

01:24:19.660 pirates.

01:24:21.620 You know,

01:24:21.840 the pirate

01:24:22.800 ship

01:24:23.220 metaphor or

01:24:27.200 analogy,

01:24:27.820 I forget

01:24:28.120 which,

01:24:29.660 it would be

01:24:30.180 a good way

01:24:30.620 to bring

01:24:30.880 the country

01:24:31.300 together,

01:24:31.800 wouldn't it?

01:24:33.760 Instead of

01:24:34.360 saying you're

01:24:34.840 a bad pirate

01:24:35.540 and I'm a

01:24:36.020 good pirate,

01:24:37.320 how about

01:24:37.580 just saying,

01:24:38.240 you know,

01:24:38.480 we're all

01:24:38.760 kind of

01:24:39.040 pirates but

01:24:39.620 we're on

01:24:39.840 the same

01:24:40.180 ship.

01:24:41.260 That's what

01:24:41.740 I liked

01:24:42.080 about Trump.

01:24:43.900 You know,

01:24:44.560 of course,

01:24:45.040 his critics

01:24:45.400 said,

01:24:45.700 oh,

01:24:45.840 you're a

01:24:46.100 big racist,

01:24:46.780 but he

01:24:47.180 had no

01:24:47.540 problem

01:24:48.000 hanging out

01:24:48.880 with literally

01:24:49.400 anybody.

01:24:51.160 Right?

01:24:52.360 If you look

01:24:52.980 at the people

01:24:53.420 Trump has

01:24:53.960 personally

01:24:54.520 associated with,

01:24:55.780 it was

01:24:56.220 everybody,

01:24:57.320 no limits

01:24:57.960 at all.

01:24:58.340 I love

01:24:59.560 that.

01:25:00.680 The people

01:25:01.400 I'm worried

01:25:01.860 about is

01:25:02.400 people hanging

01:25:02.920 around with

01:25:03.260 people who

01:25:03.600 look like

01:25:03.960 them.

01:25:04.840 I'm not

01:25:05.420 comfortable

01:25:06.240 with that.

01:25:10.000 What is

01:25:10.640 one piece?

01:25:11.820 I don't

01:25:12.020 know what

01:25:12.220 that is.

01:25:15.000 Are you

01:25:15.680 giving him

01:25:16.120 the benefit?

01:25:16.700 Talk about

01:25:17.160 yay.

01:25:17.600 Am I

01:25:17.920 giving yay

01:25:18.340 the benefit

01:25:18.860 of a doubt

01:25:19.440 and assuming

01:25:20.120 his intentions

01:25:20.820 are good?

01:25:21.840 Yes.

01:25:23.160 Yes,

01:25:23.540 I am doing

01:25:24.000 that explicitly.

01:25:25.680 I'm assuming

01:25:26.500 that yay's

01:25:27.260 intentions are

01:25:28.060 good.

01:25:28.340 Because I

01:25:28.880 also believe

01:25:29.460 that his

01:25:29.920 religious

01:25:30.560 faith is

01:25:31.420 real.

01:25:32.660 Does anybody

01:25:33.120 doubt his

01:25:33.540 religious

01:25:33.920 faith?

01:25:35.500 That's a

01:25:35.860 lot of

01:25:36.080 work.

01:25:36.680 I mean,

01:25:36.940 if that's

01:25:37.200 a trick,

01:25:38.760 it's a

01:25:39.000 lot of

01:25:39.220 work to

01:25:39.860 put into

01:25:40.200 a trick.

01:25:42.540 No,

01:25:42.840 I think

01:25:43.100 he's

01:25:44.080 completely

01:25:44.420 sincere

01:25:44.960 about the

01:25:45.380 religion

01:25:45.720 stuff,

01:25:46.800 which

01:25:48.380 suggests

01:25:48.900 he's

01:25:49.260 sincere

01:25:49.640 about

01:25:50.020 creating

01:25:50.460 a better

01:25:50.800 world.

01:25:51.760 He's

01:25:52.060 just doing

01:25:52.500 it in a

01:25:52.880 way that

01:25:53.280 we've

01:25:53.600 never seen

01:25:54.120 anybody

01:25:54.520 do

01:25:54.720 anything.

01:25:56.200 Unless

01:25:56.600 you think

01:25:56.980 Trump did.

01:25:57.460 all right.

01:26:06.140 Now,

01:26:06.660 is there

01:26:06.980 any way

01:26:07.500 that I

01:26:07.820 can say

01:26:08.180 what I've

01:26:08.540 said without

01:26:09.040 getting

01:26:09.480 smeared by

01:26:10.760 the left?

01:26:11.840 I think

01:26:12.120 they'll probably

01:26:12.500 drag me

01:26:13.020 now,

01:26:13.320 won't they?

01:26:13.580 Do you

01:26:14.520 think I'll

01:26:14.840 get dragged

01:26:15.340 by this

01:26:15.720 afternoon?

01:26:17.280 Because I

01:26:17.940 think the

01:26:19.080 media is

01:26:19.700 desperately

01:26:20.100 looking for

01:26:20.740 somebody who

01:26:21.220 makes the

01:26:21.580 mistake of

01:26:22.100 defending

01:26:22.500 Ye,

01:26:23.500 right?

01:26:24.220 Like the

01:26:24.780 classic trap

01:26:25.680 is the

01:26:26.600 first person

01:26:27.140 who looks

01:26:27.780 like they're

01:26:28.160 defending him

01:26:28.880 is going to

01:26:29.800 get dragged

01:26:30.320 in so that

01:26:31.220 you know not

01:26:31.740 to defend

01:26:32.240 him.

01:26:33.360 That's how

01:26:33.760 it's played.

01:26:34.140 Now,

01:26:35.520 I don't

01:26:35.720 know if I

01:26:36.180 can avoid

01:26:39.080 that by

01:26:39.600 saying I

01:26:40.020 dislike him

01:26:40.820 because he

01:26:42.060 is going

01:26:42.400 out of his

01:26:42.800 way to

01:26:43.060 make all

01:26:43.420 of us

01:26:43.680 dislike him.

01:26:44.980 So I

01:26:45.380 accept his

01:26:47.060 message.

01:26:50.460 All right.

01:26:52.180 Yeah,

01:26:52.740 the locals

01:26:53.180 is our

01:26:53.560 pirate ship.

01:26:55.640 Chew that.

01:26:56.260 Scott,

01:26:58.700 your

01:26:58.880 struggles

01:26:59.420 are

01:26:59.940 un-ser-conf.

01:27:02.400 Okay.

01:27:06.060 My

01:27:06.540 conf?

01:27:07.400 Oh,

01:27:07.760 my struggle.

01:27:08.420 I got it.

01:27:09.380 Got it.

01:27:10.060 Took me a

01:27:10.520 while to

01:27:10.820 put that

01:27:11.240 together.

01:27:16.560 He's trying

01:27:17.200 to destroy

01:27:17.700 his brand?

01:27:18.460 I don't

01:27:18.700 know.

01:27:19.780 I mean,

01:27:20.060 he's already

01:27:20.480 done that.

01:27:26.260 There's

01:27:30.420 an article

01:27:30.800 already

01:27:31.300 about me.

01:27:33.600 Is there

01:27:34.160 already a

01:27:34.600 hit piece

01:27:34.920 on me

01:27:35.220 yet?

01:27:36.920 Has

01:27:37.360 anybody

01:27:37.560 seen a

01:27:37.880 hit piece

01:27:38.240 on me

01:27:38.540 yet?

01:27:41.620 Probably.

01:27:42.540 There should

01:27:43.000 be one by

01:27:43.440 the end

01:27:43.740 of today.

01:27:44.920 That would

01:27:45.240 be the

01:27:45.520 normal thing.

01:27:46.440 But I

01:27:46.640 think they'll

01:27:47.460 probably just

01:27:47.840 keep Ye

01:27:48.400 out of the

01:27:48.800 news.

01:27:49.440 Now,

01:27:49.660 here's the

01:27:50.280 other

01:27:50.440 possibility.

01:27:51.680 Do you

01:27:51.980 think Ye

01:27:52.400 would run

01:27:52.980 as a

01:27:53.440 Democrat

01:27:53.780 or a

01:27:54.380 Republican?

01:27:54.740 Because he

01:27:56.440 hasn't

01:27:56.680 said,

01:27:57.020 right?

01:27:59.360 What do

01:27:59.880 you think?

01:28:01.240 I feel

01:28:01.880 like he's

01:28:02.280 going to

01:28:02.460 have to

01:28:02.740 start his

01:28:03.120 own party,

01:28:03.720 isn't he?

01:28:05.080 Because he

01:28:05.640 already said

01:28:06.100 he's the

01:28:06.500 birthday party

01:28:07.180 or something?

01:28:07.820 Yeah,

01:28:07.980 he's the

01:28:08.200 birthday party.

01:28:08.940 I don't

01:28:09.400 know what

01:28:09.740 you have

01:28:10.040 to do

01:28:10.300 to officially

01:28:11.400 be a

01:28:11.920 new

01:28:12.300 political

01:28:12.660 party,

01:28:13.280 but who

01:28:15.240 would Ye

01:28:15.760 take more

01:28:16.360 votes away

01:28:16.940 from?

01:28:18.040 Democrats

01:28:18.520 or Republicans?

01:28:20.020 Who would

01:28:20.480 Ye take

01:28:21.060 more votes

01:28:21.800 away from?

01:28:24.740 You think

01:28:25.440 he could

01:28:25.880 get black

01:28:26.680 votes after

01:28:29.220 he said

01:28:29.540 white lives

01:28:30.000 matter?

01:28:34.580 I think

01:28:35.200 you're

01:28:35.360 right.

01:28:36.500 I think

01:28:37.160 he could

01:28:38.400 pull more

01:28:38.900 away from

01:28:39.300 the Democrats,

01:28:40.520 which would

01:28:41.320 make him

01:28:41.740 the Joe

01:28:42.120 Manchin

01:28:42.460 of presidential

01:28:43.980 candidates.

01:28:45.360 In other

01:28:45.600 words,

01:28:45.840 Joe Manchin,

01:28:46.480 just by being

01:28:47.000 the one

01:28:47.380 person or

01:28:48.280 one of

01:28:48.940 two who

01:28:49.780 can go

01:28:50.180 back and

01:28:50.600 forth on

01:28:51.320 an issue,

01:28:52.380 gets to

01:28:52.880 decide all

01:28:54.000 our

01:28:54.160 legislation.

01:28:55.860 So maybe

01:28:56.480 Ye could

01:28:57.760 run for

01:28:58.220 office and

01:28:59.020 know that

01:28:59.520 his involvement

01:29:00.920 would change

01:29:01.760 the result.

01:29:04.280 What do you

01:29:04.660 think the

01:29:04.960 Democrats would

01:29:05.640 be willing to

01:29:06.280 offer him to

01:29:06.840 stop running?

01:29:09.440 They might

01:29:10.060 fund his

01:29:10.640 Ye community

01:29:11.420 just to get

01:29:12.960 him out of

01:29:13.240 the race.

01:29:15.460 I don't know.

01:29:16.060 Could be

01:29:16.360 interesting.

01:29:17.440 But ladies

01:29:17.940 and gentlemen,

01:29:18.560 that is all I

01:29:19.060 have for now

01:29:19.680 for the

01:29:20.860 public

01:29:21.620 presentation.

01:29:22.840 So I'm

01:29:23.660 going to

01:29:23.780 say good

01:29:26.140 night to

01:29:26.740 or good

01:29:27.620 day,

01:29:28.020 good day

01:29:28.540 to YouTube

01:29:29.420 and Spotify

01:29:30.160 and Rumble

01:29:31.000 and I'm

01:29:32.060 going to

01:29:32.240 talk to

01:29:32.540 the local

01:29:32.840 people

01:29:33.160 privately.

01:29:34.280 Bye for

01:29:34.600 now.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - December 04, 2022

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