Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1951 Scott Adams： What Do You Think Of Anonymity On Twitter？ And Lots More About The News

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00:00:47.160 Yeah, yeah. Everything looks better.

00:00:52.440 Now, before I turn off my other monitor that is lighting me poorly,

00:00:56.700 just before I came on, I noticed that there's a company that uses AI

00:01:02.400 to pull the best parts of your podcast out of your video,

00:01:08.580 and it automatically makes a clip that you can share on social media.

00:01:15.340 Does that blow your mind?

00:01:17.520 So in theory, I can run this program against this podcast.

00:01:21.580 Somehow it can look, maybe on YouTube or something,

00:01:25.180 somehow it can tell where people care the most or they're commenting the most,

00:01:29.440 and that it assumes that must be the good part.

00:01:32.520 And then it'll pick that good part out, put subtitles on it.

00:01:36.360 Like, it's just a complete...

00:01:38.080 Yeah, it's called...

00:01:39.280 You are close.

00:01:41.340 It's called video...

00:01:43.340 I'll spell it here, dot-A-I.

00:01:46.100 V-I-D-Y-O dot-A-I.

00:01:50.660 And I'm not recommending it.

00:01:52.180 I only just saw an ad for it.

00:01:53.920 That's all I've seen.

00:01:55.300 But that's pretty wild, isn't it?

00:01:57.820 You know, I didn't want to do a bunch of clips

00:02:00.260 because they're kind of time-consuming.

00:02:02.240 But if I can do them automatically, kind of cool.

00:02:04.640 Well, good news.

00:02:07.280 WNBA player Brittany Greiner was released from a Russian penal colony

00:02:11.980 in exchange for a Russian arms dealer.

00:02:16.360 And I think Russia also got a first draft pick.

00:02:22.640 So not only did Russia get their arms dealer back,

00:02:26.760 but they get the first-round pick for the next arms dealer.

00:02:30.280 So the next arms dealer draft, first pick.

00:02:35.500 So that should be good for their performance in the coming wars.

00:02:43.380 I'm waiting for this to happen,

00:02:45.120 but it doesn't seem to have happened yet.

00:02:47.600 Is there going to be a point where Black America

00:02:49.840 turns Brittany Greiner into a hero?

00:02:53.640 Has that happened?

00:02:56.440 Is Brittany Greiner seen as a hero to Black Americans?

00:03:01.280 Because, you know, there's sort of a trend that's suboptimal.

00:03:06.480 And the trend is,

00:03:08.600 can we please have some role models who did not just break a law?

00:03:13.580 Now, I don't think she should have been in a penal colony.

00:03:16.920 You know, what happened to her was obviously a tragedy

00:03:19.220 and completely unfair.

00:03:22.520 But we've got to be careful.

00:03:26.380 Let's maybe elevate heroes who have not recently broken any laws.

00:03:30.880 That would be cool.

00:03:32.480 That would be cool.

00:03:34.200 Okay.

00:03:36.280 I think I said this before,

00:03:37.940 but sometimes when I like things,

00:03:40.360 I just say them twice.

00:03:41.500 I keep thinking back about the meltdown of the crypto exchange FTX

00:03:49.940 and how many people, celebrities and rich people,

00:03:54.240 had believed that they were real before they melted down.

00:03:56.760 And one of them was Kevin O'Leary,

00:03:59.580 who was famous for being on Shark Tank.

00:04:02.080 And I swear to God,

00:04:03.500 just before this FTX thing melted down,

00:04:06.720 I was looking at Kevin O'Leary stuff on social media

00:04:10.460 because he's very interesting.

00:04:12.280 And I was thinking to myself,

00:04:15.440 I was actually feeling a little bit jealous.

00:04:19.540 And the jealousy specifically was,

00:04:22.500 how does this one guy keep making all the right choices,

00:04:26.900 like investments?

00:04:28.040 Like, what does he know that I don't know?

00:04:32.440 Right?

00:04:32.620 Is there something, some extra facility?

00:04:36.360 Does he have an extra speed?

00:04:37.980 Just something he can do that I can't do?

00:04:40.080 But knowing that he lost millions of dollars

00:04:43.720 and was even a paid spokesperson for the FTX thing,

00:04:49.240 I really feel like I would not have fallen for that.

00:04:53.420 Like, I don't know.

00:04:55.120 You know, if somebody offered me to be a spokesperson,

00:04:57.800 I don't know.

00:04:58.620 Maybe I would have said yes if it was a big paycheck or something.

00:05:01.560 But I'm feeling a little superior.

00:05:04.460 Now, I'm not saying for sure

00:05:05.620 that I could have outperformed Kevin O'Leary

00:05:09.140 on this investment.

00:05:10.740 I don't know that.

00:05:12.520 But am I wrong that it feels good

00:05:15.400 when people who look like they're, you know,

00:05:19.040 almost godlike in their abilities

00:05:20.720 do something as ordinary as that?

00:05:23.800 Like, that's just an ordinary mistake.

00:05:26.600 It's very...

00:05:27.780 I honestly find it motivating

00:05:31.160 in a weird way.

00:05:32.700 The reason I found it motivating

00:05:34.740 is to know that no matter what level you are successful,

00:05:40.000 you're still ordinary.

00:05:41.780 You're just still an ordinary person

00:05:43.180 who can make ordinary mistakes.

00:05:45.700 So to me, it makes success seem more approachable.

00:05:49.460 I've said the same thing about people

00:05:50.960 who meet famous people.

00:05:51.960 There are two of my co-workers

00:05:56.020 who were in cubicles next to me

00:05:59.400 when I got famous doing Dilbert,

00:06:03.480 and I was a published author at the time.

00:06:06.680 And so my co-workers got to see me go from,

00:06:09.240 you know, guy in a cubicle

00:06:10.440 who was doing no better than they were

00:06:12.580 to something that looked like more successful.

00:06:15.500 Soon after, two of the people

00:06:18.900 who were, you know,

00:06:20.180 actually adjacent cubicles at one point

00:06:22.320 also wrote and published their own books.

00:06:25.760 Now, I'm positive

00:06:27.040 that they took that challenge on,

00:06:30.860 both of them.

00:06:31.340 They were both successful

00:06:32.120 because they saw that I'm an ordinary person

00:06:34.760 and I did it.

00:06:36.560 And I think just hanging around me

00:06:38.640 and saying, okay, he's not really special.

00:06:41.340 If he can write a book,

00:06:43.540 I could probably write a book too.

00:06:45.640 And so they wrote books

00:06:46.700 and they both got published

00:06:47.900 and they both got paid.

00:06:50.060 So it was absolutely true.

00:06:52.280 They said, there's nothing that special about you, Scott.

00:06:55.580 I can do that too.

00:06:57.260 And then they actually did it.

00:06:59.880 They literally just did it.

00:07:02.380 They just did what I did and it worked.

00:07:04.660 Now, I'm positive that having that kind of association

00:07:07.700 with somebody you think is special,

00:07:10.780 but then you find out how ordinary they are,

00:07:13.720 I'm positive that that helps you succeed.

00:07:16.920 I'm positive.

00:07:18.460 Because how could you not think,

00:07:20.280 well, maybe I could do it too.

00:07:22.080 This person's looking pretty ordinary.

00:07:25.140 All right.

00:07:27.720 Inflation might be coming down,

00:07:29.360 according to Constance Hunter.

00:07:32.160 On a tweet,

00:07:33.720 apparently used car prices are falling fairly rapidly.

00:07:36.880 I assume that has to do with everything to do

00:07:39.400 with the supply chain.

00:07:41.600 And because there have been waves of layoffs,

00:07:45.540 we expect that maybe salaries will not be increasing

00:07:49.280 as much as before.

00:07:51.460 Gas is starting to come down.

00:07:54.100 So if we get automobiles,

00:07:58.460 we're only talking used ones,

00:08:00.120 but probably applies to new ones.

00:08:02.420 If we can get automobiles, gas,

00:08:05.480 and paychecks not increasing quickly,

00:08:10.260 you'd be in much better shape.

00:08:13.620 But I think there's something bigger happening.

00:08:16.060 In my opinion,

00:08:17.480 one of the things that makes America,

00:08:19.740 at least so far, unbeatable,

00:08:21.480 is that we have self-correcting systems

00:08:24.540 that self-correct.

00:08:27.060 I'm not sure that other systems are as flexible

00:08:30.080 to let their systems self-heal.

00:08:32.860 So let me give you an example.

00:08:34.520 As I just said,

00:08:36.480 inflation seems to be correcting.

00:08:39.280 Our economic system,

00:08:42.480 our transportation system for goods,

00:08:44.420 was broken,

00:08:46.560 but that breaking revealed all of its weaknesses,

00:08:49.940 and now I think it's being re-engineered

00:08:51.940 from the ground up.

00:08:53.560 Software, AI,

00:08:55.000 all kinds of different things are happening.

00:08:57.020 So our delivery systems are being re-engineered.

00:09:00.580 Our manufacturing is being completely revamped.

00:09:03.940 We're moving it out of China.

00:09:06.140 We're adding 3D printers and stuff.

00:09:08.680 Completely a self-healing system.

00:09:10.920 And there's a lot of other stuff.

00:09:15.560 Like Twitter is healing at the moment,

00:09:18.360 wouldn't you say?

00:09:20.480 I would say that our election systems are poor,

00:09:24.200 but a lot of work has been done

00:09:26.840 in the last few years

00:09:28.560 to try to shore things up

00:09:30.780 and get more witnesses and stuff like that.

00:09:32.940 So I don't think our election system

00:09:35.480 is where it needs to be,

00:09:36.740 but it's definitely in the process of self-correcting.

00:09:39.860 It's in the process.

00:09:41.240 I think our nuclear energy industry

00:09:44.480 is self-corrected.

00:09:46.080 It went from a negative thing

00:09:48.080 to probably the only thing that'll save us.

00:09:50.720 I see ESG that got a little wild,

00:09:53.800 but it looks like it's being pulled back.

00:09:55.920 ESG is self-correcting.

00:09:57.680 And there are probably a number of other things

00:10:03.360 you could mention.

00:10:05.140 Same kind of thing.

00:10:06.580 Now, what do you think of that hypothesis?

00:10:11.660 Do you think that China can self-correct

00:10:15.020 as quickly as the United States can?

00:10:17.880 Like all of our systems have that quality

00:10:19.880 that we're willing to shoot our own babies.

00:10:23.700 I think that might be uniquely American.

00:10:26.680 That we're willing to execute our own babies

00:10:30.180 to build a better baby.

00:10:31.940 And we'll do it tomorrow.

00:10:33.100 Like we're not going to hesitate.

00:10:35.140 So I feel like that's almost

00:10:36.700 a permanent advantage we have.

00:10:39.640 Now, I would also say that

00:10:41.240 wherever you thought America was

00:10:43.860 relative to all the other countries

00:10:45.660 prior to the pandemic,

00:10:47.960 I believe that we've pulled away.

00:10:51.500 Would you agree with that?

00:10:53.060 Whatever you think of America at the moment,

00:10:55.440 I believe we pulled away

00:10:57.240 from all the other countries.

00:10:58.520 I think we're by far

00:10:59.440 the strongest country now.

00:11:01.200 I think China and Russia

00:11:03.000 are kind of struggling a little bit.

00:11:07.020 So I'm not saying we're perfect.

00:11:09.420 We still certainly have our problems.

00:11:11.660 But I feel like we did pull away.

00:11:14.700 And that being the best of the group

00:11:17.340 has its advantages.

00:11:18.320 We might see some really long-term advantages

00:11:21.440 coming out of, you know,

00:11:23.380 the tragedy of the pandemic.

00:11:30.840 That's what I think.

00:11:33.120 So tech companies are downsizing.

00:11:35.560 As you know, a lot of big companies

00:11:36.640 announced big layoffs.

00:11:38.140 And I saw in Machiavelli's

00:11:41.460 Underbelly account

00:11:42.260 that apparently California tech companies

00:11:45.360 are hiring consultants

00:11:49.740 from the outside

00:11:51.020 to do DEI adverse impact analysis.

00:11:55.360 In other words,

00:11:56.520 to make sure that when they do their layoffs,

00:11:58.900 that it is not hurting

00:11:59.960 one demographic group unfairly.

00:12:04.000 You know, that nobody's being targeted.

00:12:05.280 So that'll work pretty well, right?

00:12:11.100 What could go wrong?

00:12:13.620 Do you see any way

00:12:14.940 that that could cause

00:12:16.200 any unintended side effects

00:12:20.020 of any kind?

00:12:22.340 Now, correct me if I'm wrong.

00:12:23.960 They have painted themselves

00:12:25.000 in a corner

00:12:25.580 in which they have two choices.

00:12:28.760 And tell me if I'm wrong.

00:12:30.920 Right?

00:12:31.260 Because I might be wrong.

00:12:33.200 Maybe there's some other choice.

00:12:35.280 They either

00:12:36.060 fire people, you know,

00:12:39.280 based on business needs,

00:12:42.320 which almost certainly,

00:12:43.780 almost certainly

00:12:44.620 would look unfair to somebody.

00:12:47.020 Would you agree?

00:12:48.040 I don't know who

00:12:48.820 it would look unfair to exactly.

00:12:50.960 But if you just did it

00:12:51.920 based on what the business needs,

00:12:54.340 it's going to be

00:12:54.920 a semi-random process

00:12:56.600 that surely will affect

00:12:58.320 some people more than others

00:12:59.640 with no intention to do that.

00:13:01.820 Wouldn't you agree?

00:13:02.280 So if they ignore

00:13:04.660 the diversity thing,

00:13:05.900 they're going to create

00:13:06.520 a problem,

00:13:07.800 and it'll come back

00:13:08.640 and bite them in the ass.

00:13:09.740 But suppose they go

00:13:10.540 the other way

00:13:11.040 and they follow

00:13:11.580 the consultant's,

00:13:13.200 the consultant recommendations

00:13:15.940 of how to fire people

00:13:17.840 in a, let's say,

00:13:19.580 a demographically fair way

00:13:21.800 according to them.

00:13:23.720 Doesn't that guarantee

00:13:24.880 they have to fire

00:13:25.720 their best employees?

00:13:26.620 I'm not wrong about that, right?

00:13:30.640 Have they not created a system,

00:13:33.000 the tech companies themselves,

00:13:34.700 have they not created

00:13:35.660 their own system

00:13:36.620 that guarantees

00:13:37.820 that the very next thing

00:13:39.000 they have to do

00:13:39.640 is fire their better employees

00:13:41.680 to make sure

00:13:42.840 that you've got some equality?

00:13:44.740 Now, when I say better,

00:13:45.800 that's not a racial comment.

00:13:48.760 Let me clarify.

00:13:50.580 For historical reasons

00:13:52.160 which we could debate,

00:13:53.240 there are fewer minorities in tech.

00:13:57.880 So I'm only making

00:13:58.960 a math argument.

00:13:59.960 I'm not talking about

00:14:00.620 the quality of any people.

00:14:02.440 I'm not talking about

00:14:03.440 anybody's potential.

00:14:05.320 I'm not talking about

00:14:05.960 anybody's genetic makeup.

00:14:08.020 It's nothing about that.

00:14:09.220 It's just math.

00:14:10.660 And the math is

00:14:11.540 that if you need to get rid

00:14:13.700 of a lot of people,

00:14:15.560 you're probably going to have

00:14:16.820 to start getting rid

00:14:18.340 of some qualified people

00:14:19.540 to make sure

00:14:21.240 your diversity works out.

00:14:23.240 Because you can't really

00:14:24.700 have two top priorities.

00:14:27.620 Right?

00:14:28.220 You could have a top priority

00:14:29.600 to have good profits

00:14:32.500 or you could have

00:14:33.720 a top priority

00:14:34.520 to make sure

00:14:35.100 your diversity

00:14:36.320 is managed

00:14:37.060 in a socially correct way.

00:14:39.880 But you can't do both.

00:14:41.440 You can't do both.

00:14:42.840 So that's the choice

00:14:44.280 they'll have to make.

00:14:45.540 Now, I suppose

00:14:46.160 they're just covering

00:14:46.820 their butts

00:14:47.340 by having an outside service

00:14:48.800 bless whatever

00:14:50.040 they decide to do

00:14:51.080 if that's all they're doing.

00:14:53.020 Well, that makes sense.

00:14:59.660 Notice that he doesn't

00:15:00.840 dare mention IQ.

00:15:01.880 I'm going to take

00:15:02.280 this challenge.

00:15:03.900 So over on the

00:15:04.640 locals' platform,

00:15:06.900 this is a criticism

00:15:08.200 or a comment, anyway.

00:15:09.980 Scott's trying to couch this

00:15:11.220 and language other

00:15:12.120 than qualifications.

00:15:13.400 Notice that.

00:15:14.420 He doesn't dare mention IQ

00:15:16.020 or we'd have to explain

00:15:17.920 why the Asians

00:15:18.620 have the most white privilege.

00:15:22.060 Does IQ have anything

00:15:23.660 to do with this topic?

00:15:26.940 It does not.

00:15:29.000 It does not.

00:15:30.820 No.

00:15:31.540 You think it does,

00:15:32.280 but it doesn't.

00:15:33.040 Because the people

00:15:33.740 have already been hired.

00:15:36.660 Their IQs,

00:15:38.200 you could argue,

00:15:39.200 made a difference before.

00:15:41.140 You could argue

00:15:42.040 that it had something

00:15:42.700 to do with how they

00:15:43.520 got the job

00:15:44.060 in the first place.

00:15:45.820 But once they're there,

00:15:47.840 it's no longer

00:15:48.620 a consideration

00:15:49.400 because they've been

00:15:50.620 working, right?

00:15:51.600 If somebody got hired

00:15:52.740 with an IQ of 70

00:15:54.040 but they were the best

00:15:55.440 employee in the company,

00:15:57.480 who cares?

00:15:59.940 I mean,

00:16:00.440 obviously that wouldn't

00:16:01.240 happen,

00:16:01.680 but who cares?

00:16:03.020 So their IQ becomes

00:16:04.340 effectively a zero

00:16:06.020 consideration

00:16:06.780 as soon as they've

00:16:08.780 performed.

00:16:09.460 Would you agree with that?

00:16:11.040 That at the time

00:16:11.820 you're getting rid of them,

00:16:13.200 IQ is no longer

00:16:14.200 any kind of a variable.

00:16:17.380 Now,

00:16:17.900 I will go further.

00:16:20.540 So what you're arguing

00:16:21.700 is that it's something

00:16:22.520 on the front end,

00:16:24.320 you know,

00:16:24.780 according to your

00:16:25.680 racist view of things,

00:16:27.540 your racist view

00:16:28.660 is that that's

00:16:29.220 what's causing

00:16:29.900 a lower percentage

00:16:30.960 of certain people

00:16:32.300 in some categories.

00:16:34.900 But it's unrelated

00:16:35.940 to what they do

00:16:36.700 when they're downsizing,

00:16:38.100 in my opinion.

00:16:40.100 Unrelated.

00:16:44.000 And by the way,

00:16:46.740 let me say this

00:16:48.240 in case you haven't

00:16:48.820 heard it before.

00:16:51.280 There are many geniuses

00:16:52.780 who are white,

00:16:54.400 but I don't get

00:16:55.720 credit for that.

00:16:57.260 You get that, right?

00:16:58.980 The fact that

00:16:59.660 other people

00:17:00.400 who have similar

00:17:01.720 melanin

00:17:03.880 to what I do,

00:17:05.240 if they got

00:17:06.040 a Nobel Prize,

00:17:07.060 they don't share that

00:17:07.800 with me because I'm white.

00:17:09.680 So the fact that

00:17:10.400 other white people

00:17:11.160 have high IQs,

00:17:12.880 I know this is a surprise,

00:17:14.460 has no impact

00:17:15.260 on my IQ.

00:17:17.100 None at all.

00:17:18.620 It doesn't affect it a bit.

00:17:20.520 So it doesn't matter

00:17:21.300 if groups have

00:17:22.020 different IQs

00:17:23.000 because I'm not a group

00:17:25.000 and you're not a group.

00:17:26.880 So, I mean,

00:17:29.840 obviously differences

00:17:31.200 can explain some,

00:17:33.000 you know,

00:17:33.300 general differences

00:17:34.100 in society.

00:17:35.540 Of course it can.

00:17:36.480 All right.

00:17:38.540 But it doesn't help you.

00:17:39.840 It's not about you.

00:17:40.720 It's just an interesting

00:17:41.660 statistic.

00:17:44.660 Senator Tom Cotton

00:17:45.960 continues to be awesome.

00:17:47.740 Um, I guess the CEO

00:17:50.780 of Kroger

00:17:51.340 was talking to Congress

00:17:52.700 recently,

00:17:54.000 last week,

00:17:55.480 and trying to get

00:17:56.340 support to do a merger,

00:17:57.600 and I guess the Democrats

00:17:58.420 are concerned about

00:18:00.340 them having too much power.

00:18:01.860 Kroger wants to merge

00:18:02.980 with Albertsons,

00:18:03.980 I think.

00:18:04.280 And Tom Cotton

00:18:08.200 said to the CEO

00:18:09.340 of Kroger,

00:18:11.260 quote,

00:18:12.140 I've questioned them

00:18:13.780 for years

00:18:14.380 that if they silence

00:18:16.020 conservatives

00:18:16.660 and center-right voters,

00:18:18.400 if they discriminate

00:18:19.540 against them

00:18:20.300 in their company,

00:18:21.580 they probably shouldn't

00:18:23.880 come and ask

00:18:24.600 Republican senators

00:18:25.720 to carry water

00:18:26.820 for them

00:18:27.300 whenever our

00:18:28.560 Democratic friends

00:18:29.520 want to regulate them

00:18:30.600 or block their mergers.

00:18:32.580 He continued,

00:18:33.500 and then he finished

00:18:35.160 with this.

00:18:36.120 I'll say this.

00:18:37.340 I'm sorry that's

00:18:38.120 happening to you.

00:18:39.660 Best of luck.

00:18:42.960 Oh, that was so based.

00:18:45.040 Best of luck.

00:18:47.580 Yeah, you've been

00:18:48.620 fucking our people

00:18:50.280 every day.

00:18:52.440 You know, our people

00:18:53.120 would be Republicans

00:18:54.460 in his way

00:18:56.060 of seeing things.

00:18:57.080 You've been fucking

00:18:57.780 our people every day

00:18:58.820 and then you're coming

00:18:59.460 and asking us

00:19:00.040 for a favor?

00:19:01.380 Good luck with that.

00:19:03.000 Hey.

00:19:03.500 Good luck.

00:19:04.540 I wish you well.

00:19:08.160 Now, I think

00:19:09.100 the specific

00:19:09.960 thing was that

00:19:12.160 some, I guess

00:19:13.120 some Kroger

00:19:13.720 employees were fired

00:19:15.020 because they were

00:19:16.340 unwilling to wear

00:19:17.280 an apron

00:19:18.660 that was some

00:19:19.460 pro-LGBTQ message.

00:19:22.620 So, I think

00:19:23.700 that's what he was

00:19:24.440 basing his comments on.

00:19:26.040 Um, I would like

00:19:29.880 to once again

00:19:30.680 praise CNN.

00:19:33.000 Can he handle it?

00:19:35.360 CNN did something

00:19:36.600 that just requires

00:19:38.540 a compliment.

00:19:39.840 I know, I know,

00:19:40.720 you hate it.

00:19:41.780 I hate it.

00:19:42.640 But I feel like

00:19:43.500 I can't be an honest

00:19:44.560 broker

00:19:44.980 unless I,

00:19:47.080 unless I call the

00:19:48.120 balls and strikes

00:19:48.780 the way I see them.

00:19:50.660 Here's something

00:19:51.440 that CNN did.

00:19:52.660 They ran a story

00:19:54.840 about a, quote,

00:19:55.780 Florida lawmaker

00:19:56.940 who was accused

00:19:58.460 of misusing

00:19:59.880 COVID relief

00:20:00.760 funds.

00:20:01.640 And that's,

00:20:03.620 that's how they

00:20:04.180 presented it.

00:20:05.220 A Florida lawmaker

00:20:06.400 who was accused

00:20:07.960 of misusing

00:20:09.400 COVID relief

00:20:10.200 frauds.

00:20:11.000 Do you see it?

00:20:12.740 Do you see why

00:20:13.400 I want to compliment

00:20:14.120 them?

00:20:16.060 It was a

00:20:16.820 Republican.

00:20:18.240 It was a

00:20:19.000 Republican.

00:20:21.060 Yeah, you thought

00:20:21.980 I was going to,

00:20:22.520 you thought that

00:20:23.180 they were hiding,

00:20:24.260 you thought they

00:20:24.960 were hiding the

00:20:25.500 party affiliation

00:20:26.280 because it was

00:20:26.820 a Democrat.

00:20:27.940 Nope.

00:20:29.140 Nope.

00:20:29.580 They actually

00:20:31.000 told the story

00:20:31.800 straight.

00:20:32.840 They told the story

00:20:33.980 about an individual

00:20:35.000 who did something

00:20:36.100 bad and then

00:20:37.580 later in the body

00:20:38.620 of the story

00:20:39.280 they identified

00:20:40.620 him as Republican.

00:20:42.540 Perfect.

00:20:44.580 Perfect.

00:20:46.580 Perfect.

00:20:48.180 What did the

00:20:48.860 other publications

00:20:49.660 do?

00:20:51.080 Republican accused

00:20:52.400 of stealing money.

00:20:54.480 Right?

00:20:54.900 That's what the

00:20:55.540 other publications

00:20:56.240 did.

00:20:57.020 Republican

00:20:57.520 who once,

00:20:59.900 I think he was

00:21:00.680 also, he was

00:21:02.280 behind the

00:21:02.740 don't say gay

00:21:03.560 thing.

00:21:06.320 Right?

00:21:07.560 Now, correct me

00:21:08.880 if I'm wrong,

00:21:09.440 is that not worth

00:21:10.400 a compliment?

00:21:12.040 Was that not worth

00:21:13.020 a compliment?

00:21:14.820 You tell me.

00:21:16.660 No.

00:21:17.340 Somebody says no.

00:21:18.020 Well, I would like

00:21:20.400 to encourage what I

00:21:22.140 would like to see

00:21:22.760 more of.

00:21:24.420 And I like that

00:21:25.480 they told me what

00:21:26.280 his party was.

00:21:27.520 But I like that

00:21:28.320 that wasn't the

00:21:28.960 lead.

00:21:30.120 Because that made

00:21:31.520 it a human

00:21:32.140 interest story

00:21:32.800 about a crime.

00:21:33.580 And I think

00:21:33.940 that's what it

00:21:34.360 was.

00:21:34.900 I don't believe

00:21:35.800 that his

00:21:36.880 Republican

00:21:37.440 credentials are

00:21:38.780 what caused

00:21:39.600 him to do a

00:21:40.300 crime.

00:21:40.720 It was actually

00:21:42.900 the lesser

00:21:43.520 important part.

00:21:46.580 All right.

00:21:46.980 Nobody likes it

00:21:47.640 when I compliment

00:21:48.260 CNN.

00:21:49.020 Noted.

00:21:50.240 All right.

00:21:52.220 Let's talk

00:21:53.040 about Dr.

00:21:53.880 Jordan

00:21:54.240 Peterson

00:21:54.780 who's

00:21:55.560 talking about

00:21:57.620 the downside

00:21:58.540 of anonymous

00:21:59.380 Twitter users.

00:22:01.400 Now,

00:22:02.020 here's what I

00:22:02.760 learned.

00:22:04.200 Whenever you

00:22:04.820 introduce a new

00:22:05.700 topic,

00:22:06.400 let's say new-ish,

00:22:08.380 because it's not

00:22:09.140 brand new,

00:22:10.160 but one that

00:22:11.060 has not been

00:22:11.860 completely

00:22:12.640 struggled over

00:22:14.780 for years.

00:22:15.900 Because on most

00:22:16.580 topics,

00:22:17.100 everybody has a

00:22:17.700 hardened opinion

00:22:18.440 and it's not

00:22:19.000 going to change.

00:22:20.240 But when you

00:22:20.600 have some

00:22:21.260 kind of a

00:22:22.040 new-ish kind

00:22:24.180 of a thing,

00:22:24.680 and the question

00:22:25.140 is should we

00:22:25.640 have anonymous,

00:22:26.920 should anonymous

00:22:27.680 accounts be on

00:22:28.800 Twitter and should

00:22:29.980 you be able to

00:22:30.560 block them,

00:22:31.140 et cetera.

00:22:34.100 And the

00:22:34.840 quality of

00:22:35.900 people's comments

00:22:36.960 when I tweeted

00:22:37.840 about it was

00:22:39.260 insanely bad.

00:22:41.600 It's amazing to

00:22:42.620 watch if people

00:22:43.700 have not been

00:22:44.280 assigned their

00:22:44.960 opinions yet,

00:22:46.420 to watch them

00:22:47.080 try to come up

00:22:47.660 with an opinion

00:22:48.400 independently,

00:22:50.060 it's like a sad

00:22:51.140 and it's an

00:22:52.880 awful thing.

00:22:54.200 Number one,

00:22:56.120 a lot of people

00:22:56.880 said, I asked

00:22:58.380 the question,

00:22:59.420 so I tweeted

00:23:00.060 and I asked

00:23:00.500 the question,

00:23:01.620 what did

00:23:02.240 anonymous Twitter

00:23:03.060 users, have

00:23:04.360 they ever solved

00:23:04.980 the problem?

00:23:07.280 So my tweet

00:23:08.600 was, have any

00:23:10.520 anonymous Twitter

00:23:11.720 users ever

00:23:12.520 solved a problem

00:23:13.460 that maybe would

00:23:14.860 not have been

00:23:15.320 solved otherwise?

00:23:15.920 And what did

00:23:17.780 people say?

00:23:19.960 They said, well,

00:23:21.100 it's a good thing

00:23:21.700 we had anonymous

00:23:22.500 people doing

00:23:25.440 XYZ, which had

00:23:27.720 nothing to do

00:23:28.300 with Twitter.

00:23:29.680 Now, do you

00:23:30.900 all get that

00:23:32.620 being anonymous

00:23:33.520 in a completely

00:23:34.440 different context

00:23:35.520 has nothing to do

00:23:36.900 with this?

00:23:38.560 Right?

00:23:39.280 There's no argument

00:23:40.320 that says in a

00:23:41.200 completely different

00:23:42.020 domain, anonymity is

00:23:44.100 either good or

00:23:44.720 bad, you get

00:23:46.180 that that has

00:23:46.660 nothing to do

00:23:47.280 with the Twitter

00:23:47.720 conversation.

00:23:48.980 It just reminds

00:23:49.740 you of it.

00:23:50.840 So be careful

00:23:51.720 of things that

00:23:52.320 just remind you

00:23:53.440 of the topic.

00:23:55.180 Right?

00:23:55.460 The fact that

00:23:56.180 other people talk

00:23:57.040 about anonymity

00:23:57.960 in a completely

00:23:58.680 different context

00:23:59.600 is just something

00:24:00.880 you're reminded

00:24:01.580 of.

00:24:02.280 That's not part

00:24:03.120 of your argument.

00:24:04.360 Your argument

00:24:05.060 is about Twitter

00:24:05.860 specifically,

00:24:07.060 and that's it.

00:24:08.920 If you can't

00:24:09.740 make the argument

00:24:10.300 about Twitter

00:24:10.940 specifically,

00:24:11.600 it doesn't

00:24:12.500 matter what

00:24:12.880 somebody else

00:24:13.420 did, that's

00:24:14.520 telling you

00:24:14.900 nothing.

00:24:15.920 Now, if your

00:24:18.280 example about

00:24:19.080 something else

00:24:19.980 brought up an

00:24:21.520 important point

00:24:22.360 that would also

00:24:23.520 be valid in this

00:24:24.700 domain of Twitter

00:24:25.520 anonymity, then

00:24:26.940 that's good.

00:24:27.920 But I didn't see

00:24:28.800 anybody do that.

00:24:30.300 I just, people

00:24:31.180 said, well, it's

00:24:32.280 good in a

00:24:32.860 completely different

00:24:33.700 way, so

00:24:35.280 therefore it's

00:24:35.860 good on Twitter.

00:24:37.180 That's not an

00:24:38.700 argument.

00:24:39.840 That's actually a

00:24:40.900 nothing.

00:24:41.600 That's like

00:24:42.360 noise.

00:24:43.240 There's no

00:24:44.020 logical thread

00:24:44.860 there at all.

00:24:47.820 And to see how

00:24:48.700 many people went

00:24:49.960 that route was

00:24:51.520 just, like,

00:24:52.560 distressing.

00:24:53.980 Like, you really

00:24:54.920 can't tell that

00:24:56.620 arguing a

00:24:57.240 completely different

00:24:58.080 topic doesn't

00:24:58.780 help.

00:24:59.720 Like, there are a

00:25:00.160 lot of people who

00:25:00.760 can't tell the

00:25:01.380 difference between

00:25:02.800 staying on the

00:25:03.520 topic and arguing

00:25:04.360 a completely

00:25:04.940 different one.

00:25:05.660 Like, that would

00:25:06.440 help.

00:25:07.620 I know, it's

00:25:08.120 weird.

00:25:09.380 But don't do

00:25:10.200 that.

00:25:10.840 Don't do

00:25:11.180 that.

00:25:11.600 The second

00:25:13.920 thing that

00:25:14.300 happened is if

00:25:15.140 you ask a

00:25:15.720 question on

00:25:16.280 Twitter, people

00:25:18.020 assume that they

00:25:18.840 have heard your

00:25:19.400 opinion.

00:25:21.380 That didn't

00:25:22.140 happen.

00:25:23.140 I asked a

00:25:23.900 question because I

00:25:25.060 don't have a

00:25:25.480 fully formed

00:25:26.040 opinion.

00:25:27.360 I would like to

00:25:28.320 see some

00:25:28.700 examples of

00:25:30.120 where anonymity

00:25:31.060 helped Twitter.

00:25:32.360 I'm not saying

00:25:33.180 they don't

00:25:33.600 exist.

00:25:35.080 I didn't say

00:25:35.860 that.

00:25:36.820 I said, can

00:25:37.420 you give me

00:25:37.760 some examples?

00:25:38.440 Because if I

00:25:39.360 had some

00:25:39.620 examples, I

00:25:40.980 could say, oh

00:25:41.400 yeah, that's a

00:25:41.900 good example

00:25:42.500 where anonymity

00:25:44.000 helped the

00:25:44.700 world.

00:25:46.060 And then I

00:25:46.440 would say, okay,

00:25:47.460 those are some

00:25:48.120 good examples.

00:25:48.860 I'll weigh that

00:25:49.380 against whatever

00:25:49.940 cost it is, and

00:25:51.300 they'll have the

00:25:51.720 costs and the

00:25:52.340 benefits.

00:25:54.500 But people

00:25:55.180 said, you

00:25:56.420 fucking bastard,

00:25:57.640 you, why do

00:25:58.760 you hate

00:25:59.100 anonymity?

00:26:00.500 To which I

00:26:01.260 say, where did

00:26:03.420 that come from?

00:26:03.980 And then there

00:26:06.000 were other

00:26:06.260 people who had

00:26:06.880 to explain to

00:26:07.600 me why

00:26:09.100 anonymity is

00:26:10.280 good for the

00:26:10.860 anonymous people.

00:26:12.940 Did you think

00:26:14.040 I was confused

00:26:14.760 about that?

00:26:16.260 Did anybody

00:26:16.980 need to

00:26:17.500 mansplain to

00:26:18.420 me why

00:26:19.520 anonymity is

00:26:20.540 sometimes chosen

00:26:21.360 by people?

00:26:23.780 Isn't that

00:26:24.500 literally known

00:26:25.280 by 100% of

00:26:26.740 all people?

00:26:27.840 I believe

00:26:28.320 babies are born

00:26:29.260 with that

00:26:29.620 knowledge.

00:26:31.320 Why are you

00:26:32.680 explaining that

00:26:33.380 to me?

00:26:33.980 And people

00:26:35.780 thought that

00:26:36.240 that helped.

00:26:37.440 Let me

00:26:38.000 explain why

00:26:39.700 people would

00:26:40.340 not like to

00:26:41.800 lose their

00:26:42.240 jobs over

00:26:42.760 their opinion.

00:26:44.020 No, I get

00:26:44.680 that.

00:26:45.280 I get that.

00:26:46.420 That's why I

00:26:47.060 put it in my

00:26:47.700 tweet.

00:26:48.460 I literally

00:26:48.960 said, I

00:26:50.040 understand why

00:26:50.940 people want

00:26:51.540 anonymity.

00:26:52.760 And what did

00:26:53.200 people tweet to

00:26:53.860 me?

00:26:54.680 Scott, let me

00:26:55.600 explain to you

00:26:56.300 why people want

00:26:57.160 anonymity.

00:27:00.280 Oh!

00:27:00.840 That's my

00:27:04.120 usual experience

00:27:05.800 on social

00:27:06.780 media.

00:27:09.100 All right.

00:27:09.540 Let me offer

00:27:13.820 one useful

00:27:15.180 suggestion.

00:27:16.900 Maybe.

00:27:18.240 Because I feel

00:27:19.180 as though we're

00:27:19.860 limiting ourselves

00:27:20.760 in the prison

00:27:22.000 of two ideas

00:27:23.300 to quote a

00:27:25.120 Greg Guff

00:27:25.740 held point.

00:27:27.900 The prison of

00:27:28.540 two ideas.

00:27:29.560 I don't think

00:27:30.220 anonymous or

00:27:31.040 not anonymous

00:27:31.720 is the right

00:27:33.780 question.

00:27:34.780 Because there

00:27:35.180 might be another

00:27:35.820 category.

00:27:37.080 And here's what

00:27:37.620 I mean.

00:27:38.600 If I see

00:27:39.380 somebody who's

00:27:39.920 completely

00:27:40.460 anonymous and

00:27:41.240 their profile

00:27:41.800 has no picture

00:27:42.640 of anything

00:27:43.240 and no

00:27:45.060 bio profile

00:27:46.460 information,

00:27:47.500 that's what I

00:27:48.420 call totally

00:27:49.560 anonymous.

00:27:50.860 Those anonymous

00:27:51.660 people I'd

00:27:54.380 like to get

00:27:54.860 rid of from

00:27:56.120 my experience.

00:27:56.940 There are

00:27:58.640 other anonymous

00:27:59.300 people who

00:28:00.540 identify as

00:28:01.340 medical doctors,

00:28:03.580 but I don't

00:28:04.160 know who they

00:28:04.640 are in real

00:28:05.480 life.

00:28:06.700 Very useful.

00:28:08.540 I love

00:28:09.600 hearing an

00:28:10.900 anonymous

00:28:11.320 medical doctor

00:28:12.740 give especially

00:28:14.780 contrarian views.

00:28:16.500 Very useful.

00:28:17.800 An anonymous

00:28:18.460 engineer?

00:28:20.100 Very useful.

00:28:21.400 Love it.

00:28:22.360 An anonymous

00:28:23.040 lawyer?

00:28:24.420 Love it.

00:28:25.000 Yeah, when

00:28:26.000 somebody says,

00:28:26.640 I'm a lawyer

00:28:27.520 and here's my

00:28:29.080 opinion, yes.

00:28:31.340 Please give me

00:28:32.540 anonymous legal

00:28:34.280 opinions from

00:28:34.940 people who are

00:28:35.360 actually lawyers.

00:28:36.280 Now, of course,

00:28:36.880 there's some

00:28:37.200 question about

00:28:37.740 whether they're

00:28:38.200 really lawyers,

00:28:39.000 right?

00:28:39.400 But usually you

00:28:40.160 can tell, right?

00:28:41.380 I don't see

00:28:41.840 imposters doing

00:28:42.680 it, really.

00:28:44.020 So I would

00:28:45.680 like some kind

00:28:46.400 of a middle

00:28:47.200 ground between

00:28:49.120 anonymous and

00:28:49.900 not anonymous.

00:28:51.040 Because if you

00:28:51.800 say you're a

00:28:52.360 doctor, you have

00:28:53.860 given a little

00:28:54.460 bit of a clue

00:28:55.300 to your

00:28:56.020 identity, right?

00:28:58.440 And some

00:28:59.000 people could

00:28:59.620 piece together

00:29:00.340 enough clues

00:29:01.120 and maybe figure

00:29:02.320 out that you

00:29:02.980 are this person

00:29:03.660 they suspected.

00:29:05.080 So it's not

00:29:06.400 risk-free to

00:29:08.020 say what your

00:29:08.520 job is or to

00:29:09.920 say what your

00:29:10.320 education level

00:29:11.060 is.

00:29:11.820 But here's

00:29:13.160 the main

00:29:13.480 point.

00:29:16.360 And I won't

00:29:17.580 back down from

00:29:18.380 the following

00:29:18.920 statement because

00:29:19.560 it's universally

00:29:20.340 understood to be

00:29:21.280 true.

00:29:21.480 all communication

00:29:23.460 depends on an

00:29:25.580 assumption that

00:29:26.440 the listener

00:29:27.000 makes about the

00:29:28.700 speaker's

00:29:29.220 intentions.

00:29:30.500 Correct?

00:29:31.340 I need all of

00:29:32.220 you to agree

00:29:32.720 with this before

00:29:33.300 we go on.

00:29:34.540 All communication

00:29:35.540 depends for you

00:29:37.460 to hear it

00:29:38.000 correctly.

00:29:38.880 You have to

00:29:39.560 have an

00:29:39.840 assumption about

00:29:40.540 the speaker.

00:29:42.020 If you assume

00:29:43.080 the speaker is

00:29:43.820 your enemy,

00:29:45.320 then you're

00:29:45.600 probably going

00:29:46.060 to say it's

00:29:46.380 a lie.

00:29:47.420 If you think

00:29:48.220 the speaker is

00:29:48.860 a salesperson,

00:29:50.440 you're probably

00:29:50.920 going to think

00:29:51.340 it's at least

00:29:51.860 hyperbole.

00:29:53.260 If the person

00:29:54.160 is your best

00:29:54.740 friend that you

00:29:55.340 know has your

00:29:55.900 good, you

00:29:57.120 know, your

00:29:57.560 good, what's

00:29:59.620 best for you

00:30:00.060 in mind, then

00:30:01.240 you think it

00:30:01.820 might be wrong

00:30:02.400 or it might be

00:30:02.860 right, but at

00:30:03.960 least it's

00:30:04.260 well-intentioned.

00:30:05.660 Right?

00:30:06.020 A hundred

00:30:06.460 percent of how

00:30:07.120 you process

00:30:07.660 something goes

00:30:09.060 through the

00:30:09.460 filter of who

00:30:10.240 is talking.

00:30:11.720 Now what

00:30:12.320 happens when

00:30:12.860 the speaker is

00:30:14.000 anonymous?

00:30:15.940 Here's what

00:30:16.540 people get

00:30:17.040 wrong.

00:30:18.360 You think you

00:30:19.060 can evaluate an

00:30:20.540 anonymous comment.

00:30:22.540 You can't.

00:30:24.200 You can't.

00:30:25.640 It's just

00:30:26.080 blah, blah,

00:30:26.600 blah.

00:30:27.280 An anonymous

00:30:28.100 comment is

00:30:29.660 blah, blah,

00:30:30.280 blah.

00:30:31.100 Because if you

00:30:31.740 don't know who

00:30:32.240 it's coming from,

00:30:33.140 you can't assume

00:30:34.120 any intention,

00:30:35.500 and therefore

00:30:36.000 there's nothing

00:30:36.860 but noise.

00:30:38.460 It's literally

00:30:39.320 pollution.

00:30:41.000 Right?

00:30:41.620 It's just

00:30:42.040 pollution.

00:30:42.360 have you heard

00:30:46.400 anybody make

00:30:47.020 that point?

00:30:48.100 That if you

00:30:48.500 don't know who

00:30:48.980 is speaking,

00:30:49.560 you can't

00:30:49.880 understand what

00:30:50.480 they said?

00:30:51.740 Has anybody

00:30:52.400 said that?

00:30:53.140 I've not heard

00:30:53.840 anybody say

00:30:54.440 that.

00:30:55.000 And to me,

00:30:55.400 that's probably

00:30:55.780 the most

00:30:56.100 important point.

00:30:57.360 So here's what

00:30:58.360 I'd like to

00:30:58.820 see.

00:31:00.360 I'd like to

00:31:01.200 see an option

00:31:02.260 that I could

00:31:03.760 mass limit

00:31:05.160 completely

00:31:07.680 anonymous

00:31:08.140 accounts,

00:31:08.960 or if I

00:31:09.940 wanted,

00:31:10.240 to limit

00:31:11.620 people who

00:31:12.240 are semi-anonymous,

00:31:13.620 meaning they've

00:31:14.100 told you

00:31:14.420 something about

00:31:15.100 their credentials,

00:31:17.340 but that's all

00:31:17.900 you know.

00:31:18.840 You just know

00:31:19.400 their credentials.

00:31:20.680 So I'd like to

00:31:21.420 know if I'm

00:31:21.780 talking to a

00:31:22.360 student,

00:31:23.700 and I'd like to

00:31:24.380 know if I'm

00:31:24.740 talking to a

00:31:25.260 professional,

00:31:26.360 because I would

00:31:27.040 react completely

00:31:28.000 differently,

00:31:28.920 depending who

00:31:29.480 I'm talking to.

00:31:30.860 Now, it would

00:31:31.560 have to be

00:31:31.920 optional,

00:31:33.040 so you would

00:31:33.480 have to be

00:31:33.840 able to choose

00:31:34.460 whether you

00:31:34.860 gave up any

00:31:35.520 credential information

00:31:36.480 or not,

00:31:37.560 but I would

00:31:38.200 like to be

00:31:38.580 able to choose

00:31:39.080 whether I

00:31:39.560 I'm exposed

00:31:41.020 to those

00:31:41.500 people.

00:31:42.700 Now, that

00:31:43.640 still leaves

00:31:44.480 one gigantic

00:31:46.700 kind of benefit

00:31:48.880 that anonymous

00:31:49.620 people bring

00:31:50.540 that's unaddressed,

00:31:52.580 and we wouldn't

00:31:53.120 want to lose

00:31:53.580 it, and that

00:31:55.200 is there are

00:31:55.880 some completely

00:31:56.780 anonymous people

00:31:57.620 who really need

00:31:58.400 to stay that

00:31:58.940 way, because

00:32:00.120 maybe some of

00:32:00.700 the things they

00:32:01.180 say, if they

00:32:01.700 told you their

00:32:02.200 job, you might

00:32:03.700 know who they

00:32:04.140 were, right?

00:32:05.500 Because there's

00:32:05.920 some anonymous

00:32:06.500 things that only

00:32:07.200 some people know

00:32:07.980 about.

00:32:08.280 So if you

00:32:09.260 knew the

00:32:09.540 job, that

00:32:10.240 kind of

00:32:10.680 would narrow

00:32:11.000 it down

00:32:11.260 too much.

00:32:11.960 So there

00:32:12.320 is a value.

00:32:13.640 There's a real

00:32:14.180 value for

00:32:14.800 completely

00:32:15.500 anonymous

00:32:16.180 accounts.

00:32:18.480 So how do

00:32:19.140 you maintain

00:32:20.340 that value?

00:32:21.560 Because they

00:32:22.160 do have

00:32:22.420 something to

00:32:22.900 say.

00:32:23.740 How do you

00:32:24.300 maintain that

00:32:24.840 value?

00:32:25.560 Now, nobody

00:32:26.100 has a great

00:32:26.580 answer for

00:32:27.160 that.

00:32:28.740 But some

00:32:30.000 people say,

00:32:31.180 Scott,

00:32:32.800 Scott,

00:32:33.120 Scott,

00:32:33.740 you can just

00:32:35.040 block the

00:32:36.020 people you

00:32:36.420 don't want

00:32:36.800 to see.

00:32:37.600 So stop

00:32:38.220 imposing your

00:32:38.980 will upon us.

00:32:39.840 I'm not doing

00:32:40.360 that, by the

00:32:40.840 way.

00:32:41.560 You haven't

00:32:42.160 even heard my

00:32:42.720 opinion.

00:32:43.160 I'm not opposing

00:32:43.820 it on anybody.

00:32:45.220 So the reason

00:32:45.980 you haven't heard

00:32:46.360 my opinion is

00:32:47.060 that I'm not

00:32:48.800 fully informed.

00:32:49.960 I don't have

00:32:50.320 quite a final

00:32:51.320 opinion on this.

00:32:52.420 I have maybe

00:32:52.820 75% of an

00:32:54.020 opinion.

00:32:55.100 And people say

00:32:55.860 to me, Scott,

00:32:56.600 why don't you

00:32:56.960 just block the

00:32:57.600 people you don't

00:32:58.080 like and leave

00:32:59.240 us alone?

00:33:00.000 Like the rest of

00:33:00.860 us are okay.

00:33:02.120 If you're a

00:33:02.720 bitch and just

00:33:03.200 block the

00:33:03.640 people you

00:33:04.020 don't want to

00:33:04.400 see, and

00:33:04.780 done.

00:33:05.480 You know why

00:33:06.100 that doesn't

00:33:06.580 work, right?

00:33:08.460 Do you all

00:33:08.940 know why that

00:33:09.400 doesn't work?

00:33:12.400 Yeah.

00:33:13.060 For the

00:33:13.520 larger accounts,

00:33:14.880 it would be

00:33:15.920 endless.

00:33:17.120 And the

00:33:17.620 motivated trolls

00:33:18.800 literally just

00:33:20.080 take their

00:33:20.480 other account

00:33:21.000 and come

00:33:21.300 back.

00:33:22.600 Now, if you

00:33:23.280 don't have a

00:33:23.660 big account,

00:33:24.280 you've never

00:33:24.720 seen that

00:33:25.420 before.

00:33:26.340 But I block

00:33:27.200 people and they

00:33:27.780 come back in

00:33:28.280 five minutes.

00:33:29.860 Blocking doesn't

00:33:30.460 make any

00:33:30.860 difference.

00:33:31.600 The motivated

00:33:32.160 trolls just

00:33:32.860 use their

00:33:33.700 other troll

00:33:34.540 account or

00:33:35.260 start another

00:33:36.320 one in five

00:33:36.920 minutes or

00:33:37.540 something.

00:33:38.120 But they

00:33:38.460 come right

00:33:38.800 back.

00:33:41.520 Is it you

00:33:42.280 are rich?

00:33:42.760 Hire somebody.

00:33:43.560 You can't

00:33:44.100 hire somebody

00:33:44.940 to block

00:33:46.280 people based

00:33:46.940 on your

00:33:47.360 opinion.

00:33:48.700 That's not

00:33:49.400 a job.

00:33:53.180 So, here's

00:33:54.180 the other

00:33:54.640 thing that

00:33:55.000 people get

00:33:55.420 wrong.

00:33:57.140 When Jordan

00:33:58.260 Peterson is

00:33:59.220 talking about

00:34:00.460 I think he's

00:34:01.800 stopping short

00:34:02.540 of giving you

00:34:03.160 his preferred

00:34:03.880 final solution.

00:34:07.380 I won't say

00:34:07.760 final solution.

00:34:08.740 I think he's

00:34:09.220 not giving you

00:34:09.780 his preferred

00:34:10.360 solution.

00:34:12.060 I think he's

00:34:12.660 sort of raising

00:34:13.320 the topic because

00:34:14.100 it's a good

00:34:14.480 topic.

00:34:15.300 So, I would

00:34:16.340 not give him

00:34:17.220 trouble on that.

00:34:18.600 But, I will

00:34:19.340 add my own

00:34:20.240 global Dr.

00:34:21.780 Jordan Peterson

00:34:22.460 criticism because

00:34:24.200 apparently that's

00:34:26.180 a popular thing

00:34:27.920 to do now.

00:34:29.380 Has everybody

00:34:29.860 noticed that

00:34:30.580 criticizing Jordan

00:34:31.860 Peterson is

00:34:32.600 like a really

00:34:34.080 popular thing

00:34:35.260 now?

00:34:37.080 A lot of

00:34:37.840 people who

00:34:38.220 had maybe

00:34:38.740 been more

00:34:39.540 pro-Peterson

00:34:40.280 are starting

00:34:42.040 to wear thin.

00:34:43.140 And I wonder

00:34:44.800 why.

00:34:46.300 I wonder why.

00:34:47.620 And I've got

00:34:48.120 some hypotheses.

00:34:49.340 Number one,

00:34:52.680 there are a

00:34:53.240 lot of people

00:34:53.720 such as

00:34:54.360 myself who

00:34:55.080 could accurately

00:34:55.760 be called

00:34:56.400 the poor

00:34:57.540 man's Jordan

00:34:58.860 Peterson.

00:35:00.000 Meaning that I

00:35:01.200 talk about a

00:35:02.240 lot of overlapping

00:35:03.020 topics with him,

00:35:04.400 but I don't have

00:35:05.260 his credentials or

00:35:06.280 his success or

00:35:07.740 fame.

00:35:09.100 So, I'm

00:35:10.920 completely aware

00:35:11.860 of the fact

00:35:12.440 that there's a

00:35:14.080 jealousy

00:35:14.500 component.

00:35:16.720 Right?

00:35:17.360 It's really

00:35:17.840 hard to look at

00:35:18.540 him just

00:35:19.660 cleaning up.

00:35:22.100 I mean, he's

00:35:22.800 really making a

00:35:24.020 big impression

00:35:25.260 on reality.

00:35:26.340 It's hard to

00:35:26.800 watch that if

00:35:28.440 you wish you

00:35:29.040 could be doing

00:35:29.560 the same thing,

00:35:30.420 but you're like

00:35:31.620 an ant compared

00:35:32.840 to an elephant.

00:35:34.400 Right?

00:35:34.720 The ant doesn't

00:35:35.720 feel real good

00:35:36.400 about the

00:35:36.780 elephant.

00:35:38.040 So, as a

00:35:38.820 member of the

00:35:39.400 ant class, I

00:35:41.320 get that.

00:35:42.540 Because I have

00:35:43.760 to fight it

00:35:44.380 myself.

00:35:45.720 Like, I feel

00:35:46.320 myself getting

00:35:47.840 into that

00:35:48.380 petty, jealousy

00:35:49.540 kind of mode

00:35:50.360 in my mind,

00:35:51.420 but I'm also

00:35:52.160 aware of it.

00:35:53.340 So, I try to

00:35:54.220 be bigger than

00:35:56.300 that, but it's

00:35:56.980 hard.

00:35:58.200 So, some of it

00:35:58.900 is just

00:35:59.220 being successful.

00:36:00.220 Now, I get

00:36:00.660 the same thing,

00:36:01.320 right?

00:36:01.560 People who are

00:36:02.160 less successful

00:36:02.860 than I am

00:36:03.540 are really angry

00:36:04.940 at me.

00:36:06.160 So, you've

00:36:06.740 watched me on

00:36:07.400 Twitter, probably,

00:36:08.760 that probably

00:36:10.080 75% of my

00:36:11.720 most vocal

00:36:12.600 critics actually

00:36:14.080 identify themselves

00:36:15.000 as professional

00:36:15.760 writers who

00:36:17.600 are all less

00:36:18.240 successful than

00:36:18.960 I am.

00:36:20.380 Coincidence?

00:36:21.200 Is it a

00:36:21.920 coincidence that

00:36:23.240 the people who

00:36:23.740 are professionally

00:36:24.480 in the same

00:36:25.160 field but less

00:36:25.880 successful are

00:36:27.040 all really mad

00:36:28.100 at me?

00:36:29.060 Boy, are they

00:36:29.680 mad at what I

00:36:30.360 said yesterday.

00:36:31.700 Boy, they need

00:36:32.380 to take me down

00:36:33.680 a rung.

00:36:34.540 And, of course,

00:36:35.280 they always say,

00:36:36.100 I used to like

00:36:37.120 him.

00:36:39.500 Can I make a

00:36:41.060 little aside?

00:36:41.540 When you're

00:36:43.700 criticizing famous

00:36:45.060 people, I'll put

00:36:46.720 myself in that

00:36:47.500 category for this

00:36:48.560 conversation.

00:36:50.700 When you start

00:36:51.720 out your

00:36:52.080 criticism with,

00:36:53.820 I used to

00:36:54.480 like them,

00:36:55.800 but,

00:36:57.080 your credibility

00:37:01.280 just goes right

00:37:02.060 through the

00:37:02.380 floor, just

00:37:03.720 goes right

00:37:04.180 through the

00:37:04.480 floor.

00:37:06.540 Because usually

00:37:07.400 the person

00:37:07.860 hasn't changed

00:37:08.460 that much.

00:37:09.460 Usually it's

00:37:09.940 something about

00:37:10.400 you.

00:37:11.540 So, anyway,

00:37:13.700 that's just a

00:37:14.380 personal thing.

00:37:16.260 But, I would

00:37:17.900 say that, in

00:37:18.880 my opinion,

00:37:20.180 Jordan Peterson

00:37:20.880 has one flaw

00:37:22.740 according to

00:37:24.900 me.

00:37:25.800 Right?

00:37:26.200 And it's not

00:37:26.640 like I'm the,

00:37:27.300 I'm not the

00:37:28.220 arbiter of

00:37:29.220 flaws and

00:37:30.780 people who are

00:37:31.280 smarter than I

00:37:32.060 am.

00:37:33.000 So, I'm always

00:37:33.700 a little cautious.

00:37:35.120 He's definitely

00:37:35.640 smarter than me.

00:37:37.500 Would you all

00:37:38.060 agree?

00:37:39.680 Can I get a

00:37:40.460 yes to that?

00:37:41.180 Jordan Peterson

00:37:41.700 is smarter

00:37:42.120 than I am.

00:37:43.600 So, when you

00:37:44.260 criticize people

00:37:45.040 who are smarter

00:37:45.640 than you,

00:37:46.880 and also way

00:37:48.360 better informed,

00:37:49.840 way better

00:37:50.380 informed,

00:37:51.480 you should have

00:37:52.420 a little bit

00:37:52.760 of humility.

00:37:54.160 Right?

00:37:54.380 A little bit

00:37:54.760 of humility

00:37:55.220 when you do

00:37:55.720 that.

00:37:55.920 I do have one

00:37:58.400 criticism, and I

00:38:00.860 don't even know

00:38:01.380 if he would

00:38:01.760 disagree with

00:38:02.320 it.

00:38:03.140 Actually, if I

00:38:04.420 said it to him

00:38:04.960 in person, I

00:38:06.280 suspect he

00:38:07.040 would take it

00:38:08.720 as a semi-valid

00:38:11.040 comment, even if

00:38:11.900 he didn't agree

00:38:12.600 with it.

00:38:13.360 And it goes

00:38:13.880 like this.

00:38:15.460 Especially on

00:38:16.300 his relationship

00:38:17.100 and marriage

00:38:17.780 advice, and

00:38:19.200 in some other

00:38:19.820 categories, I

00:38:21.460 think he

00:38:21.820 designs advice

00:38:22.780 for people

00:38:23.960 like him.

00:38:26.280 Do you

00:38:26.860 know what I

00:38:27.160 mean?

00:38:27.820 So, when he

00:38:28.500 talks about

00:38:28.920 marriage being

00:38:29.620 the best

00:38:30.560 model, etc., I

00:38:32.220 think he's

00:38:32.560 right for

00:38:34.300 people like

00:38:34.820 him.

00:38:35.040 And when

00:38:38.360 he talks about

00:38:39.160 the anonymous

00:38:41.820 users on

00:38:42.980 Twitter, I

00:38:44.360 feel like he's

00:38:45.000 talking about

00:38:45.700 what the

00:38:46.960 experience is

00:38:47.680 like for

00:38:48.260 people like

00:38:48.820 him.

00:38:49.880 Now I'm a

00:38:51.240 lesser version

00:38:51.940 of people like

00:38:52.640 him, because I

00:38:53.640 have a lot of

00:38:54.580 followers.

00:38:56.140 So, therefore, I

00:38:57.520 get that.

00:38:58.560 Like when he

00:38:59.080 says I'd like to

00:39:00.080 be free from

00:39:01.460 the anonymous

00:39:01.960 people, or

00:39:02.940 have the choice

00:39:03.500 to turn them

00:39:04.620 off, I get

00:39:05.580 that, because

00:39:06.560 they're a

00:39:06.880 gigantic pain

00:39:07.720 in the ass.

00:39:09.220 But, I can

00:39:11.580 also imagine

00:39:12.280 that a small

00:39:12.940 account wouldn't

00:39:14.700 have any problem

00:39:15.360 with them at

00:39:15.760 all, because

00:39:16.920 the trolls don't

00:39:19.360 really visit the

00:39:20.160 smaller accounts

00:39:20.860 as much.

00:39:21.840 So, they

00:39:22.360 might say,

00:39:22.840 well, I like

00:39:23.860 having the

00:39:24.300 anonymous people,

00:39:25.280 they don't

00:39:25.600 bother me, let's

00:39:27.120 just keep it the

00:39:27.700 way it is.

00:39:29.340 And I don't

00:39:30.280 know if

00:39:30.920 Peterson is

00:39:31.620 quite incorporating

00:39:33.700 in his opinion

00:39:34.420 how unique his

00:39:36.200 position is, that

00:39:37.800 the trolls are

00:39:38.500 only coming

00:39:39.040 after people

00:39:40.440 with big

00:39:41.300 accounts.

00:39:42.340 So, it's a

00:39:42.960 whole different

00:39:43.360 problem.

00:39:44.000 So, whatever is

00:39:44.900 the right solution

00:39:45.660 for people like

00:39:46.680 him, it would

00:39:48.540 be a stretch to

00:39:49.360 say that's the

00:39:49.880 right solution

00:39:50.400 for people who

00:39:51.120 are not like

00:39:51.640 him, in the

00:39:53.320 important ways.

00:39:55.420 All right, so,

00:39:56.900 it's impossible

00:39:57.820 for me to block

00:39:58.560 things.

00:39:59.120 Here are some

00:39:59.600 examples that

00:40:01.500 people said where

00:40:02.340 maybe Twitter did

00:40:03.380 help.

00:40:04.380 Do you think

00:40:04.880 that Twitter's

00:40:06.340 anonymous users

00:40:07.620 helped make

00:40:08.520 Bitcoin succeed?

00:40:10.660 Yes or no?

00:40:11.900 Twitter's

00:40:12.460 anonymous users,

00:40:13.780 did they make

00:40:14.300 Bitcoin succeed?

00:40:16.240 This is an

00:40:17.080 argument that I

00:40:17.740 heard today.

00:40:18.660 I think no.

00:40:20.000 I think no,

00:40:21.340 but I understand

00:40:22.480 yes.

00:40:24.180 So, I understand

00:40:25.340 why you could

00:40:25.840 say yes.

00:40:27.080 So, I'm not

00:40:27.860 going to debate

00:40:28.400 it, but I don't

00:40:29.660 quite see it.

00:40:30.480 It might be

00:40:31.680 true.

00:40:32.640 So, I'm making

00:40:33.360 a fine point

00:40:34.040 here.

00:40:34.540 I'm not

00:40:35.020 disagreeing.

00:40:37.000 I'm saying I

00:40:38.000 don't see the

00:40:38.900 argument, but

00:40:39.500 maybe, maybe.

00:40:41.120 How about the

00:40:42.060 dissemination of

00:40:43.620 any WikiLeaks

00:40:44.820 stuff?

00:40:46.780 Do you think

00:40:47.260 WikiLeaks, being

00:40:48.440 an anonymous

00:40:49.000 organization, do

00:40:51.060 you think that

00:40:51.660 that benefited the

00:40:54.000 world and Twitter

00:40:55.500 allowing them to

00:40:56.280 be anonymous,

00:40:57.480 helped that?

00:40:58.780 I think yes.

00:41:01.320 I think that's a

00:41:01.920 good example.

00:41:04.360 Yeah.

00:41:04.720 That's probably a

00:41:05.700 good example where

00:41:06.500 anonymous Twitter

00:41:08.240 users had some

00:41:09.260 benefit.

00:41:11.140 I'll give you

00:41:11.900 that one.

00:41:13.220 So, this is why I

00:41:14.440 haven't formed a

00:41:15.180 final opinion on

00:41:16.100 this, because I

00:41:17.360 feel like we just

00:41:18.580 maybe need better

00:41:19.380 choices that

00:41:20.360 handle more of

00:41:21.460 our concerns.

00:41:22.920 Our current

00:41:23.500 choices leave

00:41:24.960 out some

00:41:25.380 concerns.

00:41:28.020 Yeah.

00:41:28.780 I definitely

00:41:29.500 think that

00:41:30.060 anonymous people

00:41:30.840 on Twitter have

00:41:31.500 some value, and

00:41:33.720 knowing the

00:41:34.340 examples I think

00:41:35.060 helps us a little

00:41:35.640 bit.

00:41:37.900 So, Elon Musk

00:41:39.040 tweeted this.

00:41:39.960 He was talking

00:41:40.240 about Jack Dorsey.

00:41:41.520 He was actually

00:41:42.060 responding to

00:41:42.760 Jack.

00:41:44.880 And Jack Dorsey

00:41:45.840 was saying that

00:41:46.440 all of the Twitter

00:41:47.220 files should be

00:41:47.900 released, that we

00:41:49.240 shouldn't be

00:41:49.720 deciding what

00:41:50.420 people see and

00:41:51.040 what they don't.

00:41:52.420 Everything that's

00:41:53.200 on the right

00:41:53.640 topic should all

00:41:55.160 be released.

00:41:55.720 Now, what do

00:41:56.860 you think about

00:41:57.340 the fact that

00:41:58.260 the ex-CEO of

00:41:59.820 Twitter says

00:42:02.080 everything should

00:42:02.740 be released?

00:42:03.960 What does that

00:42:04.500 tell you about

00:42:05.200 his own potential,

00:42:08.000 let's say,

00:42:09.380 liability?

00:42:10.780 Well, he's not

00:42:11.500 worried about it.

00:42:13.000 Yeah.

00:42:13.400 Clearly, he doesn't

00:42:14.240 have anything to

00:42:14.860 hide.

00:42:16.360 Now, here's what

00:42:18.440 Musk says in

00:42:19.740 response.

00:42:21.500 He says,

00:42:22.320 most important

00:42:23.280 data was

00:42:23.860 hidden, and

00:42:24.760 then parenthetically,

00:42:26.020 from you, too.

00:42:27.740 In other words,

00:42:28.380 Musk is saying

00:42:29.060 that the prior

00:42:29.780 CEO of Twitter

00:42:31.120 did not have

00:42:32.460 the information

00:42:33.060 that Musk has

00:42:33.860 because it was

00:42:34.860 hidden from

00:42:35.340 both of them,

00:42:36.540 but Musk found

00:42:37.980 out.

00:42:39.800 Right?

00:42:40.400 And some may

00:42:41.960 have been deleted,

00:42:43.460 so we don't know

00:42:44.360 how much has been

00:42:45.020 deleted and can't

00:42:45.960 be recovered,

00:42:46.780 but everything we

00:42:47.900 find will be

00:42:48.560 released.

00:42:49.860 So, Musk

00:42:50.680 agrees.

00:42:51.100 Now, I would

00:42:54.620 like to take

00:42:55.500 credit for the

00:42:58.980 best prediction

00:42:59.880 in this domain.

00:43:01.740 For a couple

00:43:02.580 of years or

00:43:03.280 more, I've been

00:43:03.980 saying I do

00:43:05.080 not believe,

00:43:05.760 and I've been

00:43:06.060 saying this very

00:43:06.620 aggressively, I do

00:43:08.040 not believe that

00:43:08.760 Jack Dorsey is

00:43:09.740 aware of what

00:43:11.260 the staff is

00:43:11.900 doing, and I

00:43:13.020 don't think he

00:43:13.500 has a way to

00:43:13.980 find out.

00:43:16.500 I think the

00:43:17.300 only reason that

00:43:17.940 Musk found out

00:43:18.820 is that he's

00:43:19.980 willing to fire

00:43:20.760 anybody who

00:43:21.420 gives him an

00:43:21.980 ambiguous answer

00:43:23.160 to a question.

00:43:25.840 And only the

00:43:26.460 new, that's

00:43:27.520 something only

00:43:27.980 the new guy

00:43:28.520 can do.

00:43:29.400 I'll say guy

00:43:30.140 generically,

00:43:30.920 right?

00:43:31.760 Only the new

00:43:32.620 guy can fire

00:43:33.780 you because your

00:43:34.480 answer wasn't

00:43:35.200 convincing.

00:43:36.940 Like, that's

00:43:37.520 new guy energy.

00:43:39.060 The existing

00:43:39.780 person has to

00:43:41.260 treat everybody

00:43:41.900 as complete

00:43:42.780 individuals,

00:43:43.700 right?

00:43:44.200 You have to

00:43:44.700 look at how

00:43:45.100 long they've

00:43:45.540 worked there,

00:43:46.440 and all of

00:43:47.140 your other

00:43:47.520 interactions and

00:43:48.500 everything.

00:43:48.780 So it's

00:43:49.460 hard for the

00:43:50.020 existing, you

00:43:51.040 know, legacy

00:43:52.200 CEO to be

00:43:54.280 enough of a

00:43:55.260 hard ass to

00:43:56.960 find out what's

00:43:57.620 going on.

00:43:58.220 That's a tough

00:43:58.940 job.

00:43:59.980 And I think one

00:44:00.560 of the reasons,

00:44:01.160 this is just

00:44:01.600 speculation, I

00:44:02.500 don't know this

00:44:02.960 for sure, I

00:44:03.900 think one of the

00:44:04.600 reasons that

00:44:05.340 Jack was so

00:44:06.260 supportive of

00:44:07.920 Elon Musk taking

00:44:08.840 over is that

00:44:10.140 even Jack knew

00:44:11.040 that he was in

00:44:12.280 a, let's say,

00:44:13.800 a disadvantaged

00:44:14.780 situation for

00:44:16.640 running the

00:44:17.140 company.

00:44:17.740 Plus he had

00:44:18.200 two companies,

00:44:18.920 right?

00:44:19.200 So that's also

00:44:20.440 a factor.

00:44:21.740 So I think

00:44:22.740 that, you know,

00:44:23.340 Musk has more

00:44:24.060 than two, so

00:44:25.160 maybe it wasn't

00:44:25.700 a factor.

00:44:26.680 But I think

00:44:28.540 the new CEO

00:44:30.440 has an advantage

00:44:31.460 that the

00:44:31.960 founder CEO

00:44:33.500 can never

00:44:34.480 match.

00:44:36.060 And I think

00:44:36.380 that's what

00:44:36.800 Elon brought.

00:44:37.740 And I think

00:44:38.120 he also stirred

00:44:38.980 the pause so

00:44:39.620 much that it

00:44:40.740 just allowed

00:44:41.420 maybe some

00:44:42.200 things to

00:44:42.800 bubble up.

00:44:44.500 Because, you

00:44:45.020 know, the whole

00:44:45.340 Jim Baker

00:44:45.880 thing only

00:44:46.460 happened because

00:44:48.060 Musk stirred

00:44:48.920 the pot.

00:44:50.420 Otherwise you

00:44:51.040 never would

00:44:51.480 have even

00:44:51.840 heard that

00:44:52.440 he was

00:44:52.740 working there.

00:44:53.840 It was only

00:44:54.340 because Elon

00:44:55.520 said let's

00:44:56.080 make some

00:44:56.440 trouble with

00:44:56.940 these Twitter

00:44:57.380 files that

00:44:59.020 like brought

00:45:00.140 up the other

00:45:01.060 stuff.

00:45:02.540 So my

00:45:03.840 claim that

00:45:04.540 the CEO of

00:45:05.740 Twitter, Jack

00:45:06.760 Dorsey, was

00:45:07.720 not the one

00:45:08.480 who was the

00:45:09.140 mastermind behind

00:45:10.840 any bad things

00:45:11.920 that happened

00:45:12.420 in terms of

00:45:13.300 suppression, etc.

00:45:14.100 And I still

00:45:16.120 believe that.

00:45:17.860 Now we

00:45:18.500 could find out

00:45:19.720 differently.

00:45:20.740 I mean,

00:45:21.560 anything could

00:45:22.160 happen.

00:45:22.740 But at the

00:45:23.220 moment, would

00:45:24.440 you give me

00:45:24.960 that that was

00:45:25.440 the best

00:45:25.940 prediction, the

00:45:28.040 most unlikely

00:45:28.800 prediction, and

00:45:30.340 also the best

00:45:30.960 one about this

00:45:31.600 topic?

00:45:33.840 Now one of my

00:45:34.920 critics said

00:45:35.520 this morning,

00:45:37.160 Scott, you

00:45:38.360 never admit that

00:45:39.260 you got the

00:45:39.740 Covington kids

00:45:40.840 hoax wrong

00:45:42.260 for all of

00:45:43.220 one day.

00:45:44.980 I tell you

00:45:45.760 that all the

00:45:46.320 time.

00:45:47.340 I tell you I

00:45:48.220 got the, you

00:45:49.120 know, Trump's

00:45:49.640 vice president

00:45:50.280 pick wrong.

00:45:52.100 I'm pretty sure

00:45:53.000 that when I

00:45:53.520 claim victory, I

00:45:54.620 often try to,

00:45:55.920 you know, tell

00:45:57.000 you which ones

00:45:58.180 I got wrong.

00:45:58.960 Because you can

00:45:59.600 learn as much

00:46:00.160 from the ones

00:46:00.600 I get wrong

00:46:01.220 as the ones

00:46:01.620 I get right,

00:46:02.480 because there's

00:46:03.080 a pattern to

00:46:03.800 both.

00:46:04.920 The ones I

00:46:05.760 get right are

00:46:07.220 because I had

00:46:07.820 some special

00:46:08.420 information.

00:46:08.920 either I knew

00:46:10.540 something about

00:46:11.100 persuasion, or

00:46:12.420 in the case of

00:46:13.160 Twitter, I

00:46:14.300 personally interacted

00:46:15.640 with Dorsey, and

00:46:16.820 I didn't think

00:46:17.520 there was any

00:46:18.100 chance he was

00:46:18.660 lying to me.

00:46:20.060 Right?

00:46:20.580 Because I'm

00:46:20.980 pretty good at

00:46:21.860 seeing if people

00:46:24.720 are weasels, and

00:46:25.940 he doesn't have

00:46:26.440 any weasel

00:46:27.220 energy whatsoever.

00:46:29.740 That's the

00:46:30.400 weirdest backhand

00:46:31.220 compliment I've

00:46:31.920 ever given.

00:46:32.900 He has no

00:46:33.520 weasel energy.

00:46:34.960 Like, you can

00:46:35.740 tell weasel

00:46:36.380 energy when you

00:46:37.020 see it, can't

00:46:37.600 you?

00:46:37.720 Like, even if

00:46:39.080 they're not

00:46:39.440 lying to you at

00:46:40.420 the moment, you

00:46:41.980 say to yourself,

00:46:42.780 but they could

00:46:43.640 lie to me.

00:46:44.920 Like, they have

00:46:45.720 that potential.

00:46:46.540 Maybe not now, but

00:46:48.060 they have that

00:46:48.660 potential.

00:46:50.200 Yeah, SPF, he

00:46:51.220 has that potential.

00:46:52.360 But Jack doesn't

00:46:53.980 look or have that

00:46:55.320 energy at all.

00:46:57.040 At all.

00:46:58.300 Like, he's just

00:46:58.820 completely absent.

00:47:01.000 So, if I'm wrong

00:47:02.700 about that, I'm the

00:47:03.560 worst judge of

00:47:04.260 character in the

00:47:05.260 world, but I don't

00:47:06.680 think I'm wrong.

00:47:08.600 Some shocking

00:47:10.020 information about

00:47:11.200 the mental health

00:47:12.800 of teens.

00:47:14.540 The CDC found

00:47:15.780 that 45% of

00:47:18.220 high school

00:47:18.640 students were so

00:47:19.620 persistently sad

00:47:20.780 or hopeless in

00:47:22.160 2021, they were

00:47:23.920 unable to engage

00:47:24.960 in regular

00:47:25.520 activities.

00:47:27.140 Almost one in

00:47:27.940 five seriously

00:47:28.820 considered suicide.

00:47:30.180 almost one in

00:47:33.300 five.

00:47:34.980 And 9% surveyed

00:47:38.520 tried to actually

00:47:39.280 do it.

00:47:41.380 They tried to

00:47:42.240 actually take

00:47:42.720 their lives.

00:47:43.780 So, the

00:47:44.180 conclusion of

00:47:44.900 this is that

00:47:46.520 the pandemic

00:47:47.200 increased teen

00:47:49.380 suicide, correct?

00:47:51.320 Is that the

00:47:52.140 conclusion?

00:47:54.000 Thank you.

00:47:55.560 Thank you.

00:47:56.220 Over on

00:47:57.100 Locals, a

00:47:57.840 well-educated

00:47:59.920 person just

00:48:00.560 said, what

00:48:01.800 was the

00:48:02.220 fucking

00:48:02.580 baseline?

00:48:04.080 Do you

00:48:04.760 know what the

00:48:05.060 baseline was?

00:48:06.260 The same.

00:48:08.380 Yeah, it's the

00:48:09.320 baseline.

00:48:10.140 Now, it is

00:48:10.920 higher.

00:48:11.600 All right, let me

00:48:12.260 be more

00:48:12.680 technically accurate.

00:48:13.820 It's a little

00:48:14.280 bit higher, but

00:48:15.640 it's not

00:48:15.980 shockingly

00:48:16.600 higher.

00:48:17.380 It's about a

00:48:18.440 little bit

00:48:18.760 higher like you

00:48:19.440 would expect.

00:48:20.140 It didn't

00:48:21.800 double it.

00:48:23.680 Like, 9%

00:48:25.140 attempting it is

00:48:26.840 actually baseline.

00:48:28.960 I mean, it's

00:48:29.480 hideous that it's

00:48:30.260 baseline, but it

00:48:31.920 is.

00:48:32.680 It is.

00:48:33.840 Yeah.

00:48:35.360 When I first

00:48:36.840 read that one

00:48:38.200 in, was it,

00:48:39.880 one in five

00:48:41.780 seriously

00:48:42.300 considered

00:48:42.880 suicide, do

00:48:44.060 you know what

00:48:44.300 my first

00:48:44.800 impression was?

00:48:46.240 That seemed

00:48:46.980 low.

00:48:47.300 I thought that

00:48:49.360 was lower than

00:48:49.980 the baseline.

00:48:51.080 Are you telling

00:48:51.380 me only one

00:48:52.120 in five teenagers

00:48:53.140 considered suicide?

00:48:54.820 Really?

00:48:55.280 Just one in

00:48:55.900 five?

00:48:56.860 I don't believe

00:48:57.660 that.

00:48:58.480 I think it's

00:48:58.960 at least two

00:48:59.440 in five.

00:49:00.440 I think it's

00:49:01.100 at least

00:49:01.420 double.

00:49:03.660 But this

00:49:04.740 gets down to

00:49:05.320 the definition

00:49:05.880 of consider,

00:49:06.720 doesn't it?

00:49:07.880 You know, I

00:49:08.520 gave a whole

00:49:09.300 description of

00:49:09.980 what that

00:49:10.420 means in

00:49:11.140 my view.

00:49:13.180 I literally

00:49:14.080 consider it

00:49:15.020 every day.

00:49:16.420 And then I

00:49:16.900 completely rule

00:49:17.680 it out.

00:49:18.800 Completely rule

00:49:19.560 it out.

00:49:20.560 So am I

00:49:21.160 considering

00:49:21.600 suicide?

00:49:23.720 If you say

00:49:24.520 that out

00:49:24.940 loud, yeah,

00:49:26.100 you're going

00:49:26.400 to be

00:49:26.640 immediately

00:49:27.100 put into

00:49:27.760 the channel

00:49:29.460 of people

00:49:29.960 who look

00:49:30.420 like they're

00:49:30.800 going to

00:49:31.000 do it

00:49:31.240 any minute.

00:49:32.160 Because nobody's

00:49:32.740 going to take

00:49:33.100 a chance

00:49:33.480 on that.

00:49:34.460 But I

00:49:35.460 don't know,

00:49:35.760 how do

00:49:36.260 kids answer

00:49:36.860 the question?

00:49:37.880 Did you

00:49:38.320 consider it?

00:49:40.200 Well, suppose

00:49:40.740 they thought

00:49:41.460 about it for

00:49:41.860 a little while

00:49:42.380 and then ruled

00:49:42.980 it out.

00:49:44.040 If you ask

00:49:44.760 them if they

00:49:45.160 considered it,

00:49:45.820 are they going

00:49:46.140 to say yes?

00:49:47.500 Or are they

00:49:47.840 going to say,

00:49:48.120 I thought

00:49:48.560 about it

00:49:49.080 and then I

00:49:50.100 ruled it

00:49:50.480 out?

00:49:51.940 Does a

00:49:52.820 kid know

00:49:54.580 that that

00:49:54.980 would be

00:49:55.300 called

00:49:55.560 considering

00:49:56.100 it?

00:49:57.380 I don't

00:49:57.760 know.

00:49:58.500 I think

00:49:59.040 one in

00:49:59.360 five is

00:49:59.700 low.

00:50:00.020 now if

00:50:02.520 they said

00:50:02.980 how serious

00:50:04.560 were you?

00:50:05.100 Did you

00:50:05.320 make an

00:50:05.600 actual plan

00:50:06.320 to do it?

00:50:06.960 Then that

00:50:07.620 would get

00:50:07.960 a whole

00:50:08.280 different

00:50:08.700 kind of

00:50:09.560 answer.

00:50:11.500 All right.

00:50:12.980 So

00:50:13.340 what percent

00:50:17.120 of Americans

00:50:17.880 this is

00:50:18.200 according to

00:50:18.620 Rasmussen,

00:50:19.480 what percent

00:50:20.000 of Americans

00:50:20.580 believe that

00:50:21.260 the vaccinations

00:50:22.080 were a

00:50:24.080 good idea?

00:50:26.640 what do

00:50:29.280 you think?

00:50:35.140 Well,

00:50:35.620 let me put

00:50:35.920 it this

00:50:36.160 way.

00:50:36.880 And by

00:50:37.140 the way,

00:50:37.420 I'm going

00:50:37.780 to do a

00:50:38.340 demonstration

00:50:39.120 for anybody

00:50:41.000 who's new

00:50:41.440 to this

00:50:41.760 live stream.

00:50:43.120 I'm going

00:50:43.400 to do a

00:50:45.980 demonstration

00:50:46.420 of how

00:50:47.260 smart and

00:50:48.800 how psychic

00:50:49.500 my audience

00:50:50.960 is.

00:50:51.960 I'm going

00:50:52.260 to ask

00:50:52.500 a question

00:50:52.980 that they

00:50:53.560 do not

00:50:53.920 know the

00:50:54.220 answer to

00:50:54.660 and watch

00:50:55.280 how well

00:50:56.300 they perform.

00:50:57.540 Just watch

00:50:57.900 this.

00:50:59.360 According to

00:51:00.040 Rasmussen,

00:51:01.740 what percentage

00:51:02.520 of the

00:51:03.120 voting

00:51:03.580 adults

00:51:04.660 say that

00:51:05.880 vaccines,

00:51:06.840 and I'm

00:51:07.180 talking about

00:51:07.680 the COVID

00:51:09.940 vaccine,

00:51:11.020 what percentage

00:51:11.780 of adults

00:51:12.480 say that

00:51:13.040 they are

00:51:13.340 very effective

00:51:14.040 at preventing

00:51:14.960 infection,

00:51:16.480 preventing

00:51:16.960 the spread?

00:51:18.640 What percent?

00:51:20.560 Ah,

00:51:21.100 look at

00:51:21.520 you.

00:51:22.620 Oh,

00:51:23.000 you're so

00:51:23.600 smart.

00:51:24.660 Yeah,

00:51:25.340 it's 26%,

00:51:26.660 but I

00:51:27.780 think there's

00:51:28.160 a 1%,

00:51:29.040 at least

00:51:30.040 margin of

00:51:30.980 error there.

00:51:33.000 Yeah.

00:51:35.240 All right,

00:51:35.880 how about,

00:51:36.180 I'm going

00:51:36.380 to try

00:51:36.580 again.

00:51:38.780 How many

00:51:39.580 Democrats,

00:51:40.540 this is just

00:51:41.160 Democrats,

00:51:41.960 voters,

00:51:43.300 how many

00:51:44.000 are,

00:51:44.860 quote,

00:51:45.440 not at

00:51:46.120 all worried

00:51:46.720 about any

00:51:47.540 harm from

00:51:48.200 the vaccination

00:51:48.780 itself?

00:51:50.040 How many

00:51:50.720 Democrats are

00:51:51.760 completely

00:51:52.400 unworried

00:51:53.740 about the

00:51:55.220 vaccination

00:51:55.740 might have

00:51:56.180 some side

00:51:56.600 effects?

00:51:59.920 Wow.

00:52:02.400 26%

00:52:03.540 are not

00:52:04.140 worried at

00:52:04.580 all.

00:52:06.160 26%.

00:52:06.800 Some of

00:52:09.440 you were

00:52:09.740 answering the,

00:52:10.560 you know,

00:52:11.240 the obvious,

00:52:11.880 the 70,

00:52:12.780 75%.

00:52:13.880 Yeah,

00:52:14.720 but

00:52:14.920 congratulations

00:52:16.540 again.

00:52:17.500 I feel

00:52:18.140 that your

00:52:19.080 brilliance and

00:52:20.320 genius is

00:52:20.940 exceeded only

00:52:22.000 by your

00:52:22.360 sex appeal,

00:52:23.480 if I may

00:52:24.280 say that.

00:52:25.200 And again,

00:52:26.980 again,

00:52:28.340 how many

00:52:29.200 of you

00:52:29.500 thought it

00:52:29.920 was ridiculous

00:52:30.700 the first

00:52:31.880 time you

00:52:32.420 heard me

00:52:32.860 say that

00:52:34.520 in any

00:52:35.040 poll,

00:52:35.600 25% of

00:52:36.580 the public

00:52:36.960 will get

00:52:37.360 the wrong

00:52:37.740 answer

00:52:38.120 reliably?

00:52:39.940 Yeah,

00:52:41.740 you thought

00:52:42.100 I was

00:52:42.340 just like

00:52:42.840 spitballing

00:52:43.640 on that,

00:52:44.080 didn't you?

00:52:44.840 You didn't

00:52:45.420 think it

00:52:45.760 was going

00:52:46.000 to be

00:52:46.120 so consistent,

00:52:47.000 did you?

00:52:49.680 All right.

00:52:52.520 And how

00:52:53.140 about

00:52:53.580 reparations?

00:52:56.060 What

00:52:56.200 percentage

00:52:56.660 of the,

00:52:57.500 let's say,

00:52:59.660 let's say

00:53:00.160 of the total

00:53:00.700 public?

00:53:02.160 Now,

00:53:02.540 let's do

00:53:02.800 it by

00:53:03.180 party.

00:53:04.480 What

00:53:04.620 percentage

00:53:04.940 of Democrats,

00:53:06.120 and this

00:53:06.760 will be

00:53:07.500 harder to

00:53:08.060 guess,

00:53:08.760 what

00:53:08.960 percentage

00:53:09.260 of Democrats

00:53:09.880 support

00:53:10.340 reparations?

00:53:12.540 What do

00:53:13.100 you think?

00:53:15.240 The answer

00:53:15.960 is 60%.

00:53:16.920 This is

00:53:17.980 of the

00:53:18.520 population

00:53:19.600 in general.

00:53:20.520 60%.

00:53:21.000 How many

00:53:22.080 of you

00:53:22.280 knew that?

00:53:24.840 Was that

00:53:25.460 about what

00:53:25.940 you imagined?

00:53:27.160 I'm not

00:53:27.620 sure I

00:53:27.900 thought about

00:53:28.300 it too

00:53:28.540 much,

00:53:28.860 but I

00:53:30.140 don't know.

00:53:31.300 Not too

00:53:31.820 surprising.

00:53:33.280 All right.

00:53:36.580 36% of

00:53:38.640 voters

00:53:38.920 support the

00:53:39.620 California

00:53:40.120 plan.

00:53:41.580 You

00:53:42.000 know the

00:53:42.260 California

00:53:42.640 plan for

00:53:44.240 reparations?

00:53:45.300 The

00:53:45.600 California

00:53:45.980 plan for

00:53:46.440 reparations

00:53:46.900 is you

00:53:47.860 take

00:53:48.080 California,

00:53:48.760 a state

00:53:49.020 that never

00:53:49.420 had slavery,

00:53:50.540 and then

00:53:51.340 the state

00:53:51.760 that never

00:53:52.120 had slavery

00:53:52.680 will be

00:53:53.500 taxing a

00:53:54.960 little bit

00:53:55.240 extra the

00:53:56.320 people who

00:53:56.800 are not

00:53:57.200 involved in

00:53:57.740 any way with

00:53:58.300 slavery,

00:53:58.640 and then

00:53:59.500 they'll be

00:53:59.800 transferring that

00:54:00.580 to the

00:54:00.860 people who

00:54:01.300 were also

00:54:03.520 never slaves.

00:54:04.320 So that's

00:54:06.480 the plan.

00:54:07.660 But some

00:54:08.420 of those

00:54:08.660 people might

00:54:09.140 be related

00:54:09.740 to the

00:54:10.760 legacy of

00:54:11.260 slavery,

00:54:12.340 and so

00:54:12.560 that would

00:54:12.840 be their

00:54:13.140 argument for

00:54:13.860 reparations.

00:54:15.620 And,

00:54:16.780 yeah, as

00:54:19.080 you might

00:54:19.320 imagine,

00:54:19.880 it's divided

00:54:20.700 by party

00:54:21.260 affiliation,

00:54:23.240 just like

00:54:24.620 you think

00:54:24.940 it would be.

00:54:27.340 All right.

00:54:27.800 opinion

00:54:29.440 person

00:54:30.240 Liz Peek

00:54:31.140 wrote on

00:54:31.960 Fox website,

00:54:33.760 how many

00:54:34.060 of you

00:54:34.320 would agree

00:54:34.880 with this

00:54:35.260 opinion?

00:54:36.300 I'll just

00:54:36.620 read this

00:54:36.960 one paragraph.

00:54:39.140 So Liz

00:54:39.580 says the

00:54:40.300 midterms

00:54:40.940 were a

00:54:42.960 referendum

00:54:43.500 on the

00:54:44.140 increasing

00:54:44.740 unpopularity

00:54:45.920 of Mr.

00:54:46.540 Trump.

00:54:47.220 So she's

00:54:47.720 saying the

00:54:48.280 midterms

00:54:48.940 were not

00:54:49.360 about the

00:54:49.800 Democrats.

00:54:50.780 It was

00:54:51.440 mostly about

00:54:52.060 voting against

00:54:52.900 Trump.

00:54:53.680 That's her

00:54:54.220 take.

00:54:54.900 And she

00:54:55.200 says,

00:54:55.560 yes,

00:54:56.200 he still

00:54:56.600 has a

00:54:56.920 lock on

00:54:57.340 some

00:54:57.660 declining

00:54:58.200 portion

00:54:58.600 of the

00:54:58.920 Republican

00:54:59.340 Party.

00:55:00.360 And yes,

00:55:01.320 the Trump

00:55:02.860 always voters

00:55:03.560 may refuse

00:55:04.180 to back

00:55:04.640 anyone else

00:55:05.260 ever.

00:55:06.100 That is

00:55:06.580 unfortunate,

00:55:07.300 because Trump's

00:55:07.980 greatest achievement

00:55:08.800 was bringing

00:55:09.840 hundreds of

00:55:10.540 thousands,

00:55:11.500 maybe millions

00:55:12.180 of people

00:55:12.640 into our

00:55:13.120 political

00:55:13.560 process

00:55:14.260 for the

00:55:15.060 first time.

00:55:16.860 Now,

00:55:17.480 the problem

00:55:17.780 is that

00:55:18.800 she thinks

00:55:19.400 that Trump

00:55:20.580 is now a

00:55:21.180 drag on

00:55:21.860 Republicans,

00:55:23.440 because Trump

00:55:24.360 won't bring

00:55:24.980 in new

00:55:25.440 Republicans,

00:55:26.240 but he

00:55:26.960 might bring

00:55:27.460 in more

00:55:28.640 heat from

00:55:29.500 people who

00:55:30.000 want to

00:55:30.520 make sure

00:55:31.080 he doesn't

00:55:31.460 get back

00:55:31.860 in there.

00:55:32.800 What do

00:55:33.080 you think?

00:55:33.900 Do you

00:55:34.340 think Trump

00:55:35.260 is now a

00:55:36.040 plus or a

00:55:36.960 negative to

00:55:38.620 Republicans in

00:55:40.300 general?

00:55:41.400 And she's

00:55:41.940 riffing off

00:55:42.580 the fact that

00:55:43.900 Herschel Walker

00:55:44.640 lost.

00:55:45.780 If Herschel Walker

00:55:46.900 had won,

00:55:48.020 that would have

00:55:48.500 been a stronger

00:55:49.080 argument for

00:55:49.860 Trump.

00:55:51.060 I think I'm

00:55:55.720 interested just

00:55:56.420 that the

00:55:56.720 argument has

00:55:57.280 been made,

00:55:58.480 meaning that

00:55:59.200 Fox News

00:55:59.920 carried this

00:56:00.580 opinion piece

00:56:01.280 that's

00:56:02.300 unambiguously

00:56:03.340 anti-Trump,

00:56:05.060 and so

00:56:06.820 that's where

00:56:07.180 Fox News

00:56:07.700 is, which

00:56:08.300 means that's

00:56:08.800 where Murdoch

00:56:09.300 is.

00:56:11.560 No, I'm

00:56:12.160 not supporting

00:56:12.660 him.

00:56:13.400 Is that a

00:56:13.820 surprise?

00:56:14.860 I was just

00:56:15.620 asked if I

00:56:16.200 were supporting

00:56:16.720 Trump.

00:56:18.040 You all

00:56:18.580 know I'm

00:56:18.880 not, right?

00:56:19.340 I don't

00:56:22.040 support him

00:56:22.560 for age.

00:56:25.000 I don't

00:56:25.760 support him

00:56:26.280 as the

00:56:26.960 best person

00:56:27.860 who could

00:56:28.260 do the

00:56:28.580 job.

00:56:29.740 Yeah, I

00:56:30.080 don't support

00:56:30.580 him on

00:56:30.860 fentanyl.

00:56:31.580 I don't

00:56:31.840 think he

00:56:32.160 did a good

00:56:32.580 job there.

00:56:34.320 He couldn't

00:56:35.040 even get

00:56:35.400 TikTok banned.

00:56:38.120 Yeah, so

00:56:38.720 there's lots

00:56:39.460 of stuff.

00:56:40.360 I'm generally

00:56:41.160 in favor of

00:56:42.520 kind of a

00:56:45.180 seesaw between

00:56:46.020 the two

00:56:46.420 parties.

00:56:47.600 I think

00:56:48.340 that one

00:56:48.720 party gets

00:56:49.220 in there

00:56:49.500 and does

00:56:49.780 some good

00:56:50.120 things,

00:56:50.580 especially

00:56:50.940 for their

00:56:51.380 base.

00:56:52.160 The next

00:56:52.640 party gets

00:56:53.120 in there

00:56:53.400 and does

00:56:53.640 a few

00:56:53.880 other

00:56:54.080 things.

00:56:55.020 But the

00:56:55.440 things that

00:56:55.860 are good

00:56:56.120 for everybody

00:56:56.760 tend to

00:56:57.220 last.

00:56:59.480 It's a

00:57:00.060 messy process,

00:57:01.680 but I

00:57:02.160 kind of like

00:57:02.820 going back

00:57:03.520 and forth a

00:57:04.080 little bit.

00:57:04.880 A little

00:57:05.240 bit.

00:57:06.040 I think it

00:57:06.600 helps.

00:57:08.020 All right.

00:57:09.640 There is a

00:57:10.540 really interesting

00:57:11.720 article.

00:57:12.500 If you look

00:57:12.960 at the

00:57:13.380 Timcast

00:57:14.020 website,

00:57:15.240 you can find

00:57:15.840 it.

00:57:16.040 And

00:57:17.200 apparently

00:57:17.620 after

00:57:18.160 Ye and

00:57:19.040 Fuentes

00:57:20.260 were on

00:57:22.000 Tim's

00:57:23.040 show,

00:57:25.060 Tim Poole's

00:57:26.560 show,

00:57:27.160 and after

00:57:27.660 he walked

00:57:28.080 out,

00:57:28.520 he left

00:57:29.160 the interview

00:57:29.600 early,

00:57:30.380 one of the

00:57:31.200 Tim Poole

00:57:32.320 associates there

00:57:33.360 followed Ye

00:57:34.460 and got a lot

00:57:36.400 more interaction

00:57:37.060 with him and

00:57:37.520 then actually

00:57:37.980 met with him

00:57:38.480 in L.A.

00:57:39.820 and interviewed

00:57:40.780 him at length

00:57:41.520 and then

00:57:41.920 talks about

00:57:42.420 it.

00:57:44.040 Here's the

00:57:45.340 two things

00:57:45.940 you need to

00:57:46.340 know about

00:57:46.700 it.

00:57:47.360 Number one,

00:57:48.360 it's a

00:57:48.820 really long

00:57:49.520 piece,

00:57:50.860 and it's

00:57:51.940 the longest

00:57:52.540 piece I've

00:57:53.400 read completely

00:57:54.160 till the end

00:57:54.860 in a long

00:57:55.760 time,

00:57:56.760 because it

00:57:57.360 never got

00:57:57.860 boring.

00:57:59.640 I kept

00:58:00.460 waiting.

00:58:01.940 Pretty much

00:58:02.560 everything I

00:58:03.160 read, I

00:58:03.740 skim.

00:58:05.500 Pretty much

00:58:06.300 everything,

00:58:07.200 right?

00:58:07.920 But I didn't

00:58:08.500 skim it because

00:58:09.040 it was so

00:58:09.400 well written.

00:58:09.860 So kudos

00:58:11.120 to the

00:58:11.800 writer.

00:58:13.200 So it's

00:58:13.500 just good

00:58:14.100 writing,

00:58:14.960 right?

00:58:15.360 So if you

00:58:15.820 want to just

00:58:16.200 see good

00:58:17.020 writing,

00:58:18.020 read it for

00:58:18.480 that,

00:58:19.340 because it's

00:58:19.780 so rare.

00:58:20.880 And just

00:58:21.460 tell yourself

00:58:22.200 how long

00:58:23.480 you stayed

00:58:24.820 with the

00:58:25.180 article without

00:58:26.800 bailing out

00:58:27.980 me.

00:58:28.100 I'll give

00:58:28.360 the name

00:58:28.720 of the

00:58:29.040 writer.

00:58:31.260 It was

00:58:31.620 Shane

00:58:32.260 Cashman,

00:58:33.380 who apparently

00:58:34.020 is or was

00:58:35.280 a professor

00:58:35.800 at some

00:58:36.220 point.

00:58:36.800 So it's

00:58:37.080 somebody who's

00:58:38.100 got some

00:58:38.440 good communication

00:58:39.820 skills.

00:58:41.680 Yes.

00:58:42.540 He was

00:58:43.220 raised culturally

00:58:44.920 Jewish, I

00:58:45.680 think.

00:58:46.620 I think his

00:58:47.080 mother was

00:58:47.540 Jewish, he

00:58:48.000 says, which

00:58:48.620 I think

00:58:48.940 technically makes

00:58:51.040 you Jewish.

00:58:51.640 I don't think

00:58:51.980 he's like an

00:58:53.100 observing type.

00:58:57.020 All right.

00:58:57.480 So here are

00:58:58.020 some of the

00:58:58.440 things that

00:58:59.100 came out of

00:58:59.640 that that I

00:59:00.360 thought were

00:59:00.740 interesting.

00:59:02.400 Number one,

00:59:04.380 Ye does not

00:59:05.180 appear crazy at

00:59:06.340 all.

00:59:06.600 somebody who

00:59:08.480 spent some

00:59:09.060 good time

00:59:10.160 with him

00:59:10.500 when he

00:59:11.300 was not

00:59:11.660 performing.

00:59:12.700 Because when

00:59:13.320 he's on

00:59:13.640 an interview,

00:59:14.560 he's

00:59:14.860 performing.

00:59:16.600 But when

00:59:17.160 you see him

00:59:17.580 completely outside

00:59:18.380 of the public

00:59:18.880 domain, you

00:59:19.520 get to see

00:59:19.920 if he's

00:59:20.180 crazy.

00:59:21.460 And there

00:59:22.040 wasn't any.

00:59:23.460 So he

00:59:24.020 spent enough

00:59:24.480 time with

00:59:24.940 him to

00:59:25.940 find out if

00:59:26.580 any crazy

00:59:27.220 shit was

00:59:27.640 coming out

00:59:28.040 of him,

00:59:28.320 and there

00:59:28.500 wasn't.

00:59:28.780 that actually

00:59:30.600 Ye's

00:59:33.100 sort of

00:59:34.280 approach

00:59:34.800 does have

00:59:36.000 an internal

00:59:36.600 logic to

00:59:37.340 it, and

00:59:39.080 you could

00:59:39.520 love it or

00:59:40.620 hate it, but

00:59:42.000 it's not

00:59:42.320 crazy.

00:59:43.500 It's not

00:59:43.920 crazy.

00:59:45.100 Now, it

00:59:45.620 takes some

00:59:45.980 explaining how

00:59:47.100 that's not

00:59:47.600 crazy.

00:59:49.420 But there's

00:59:50.200 one part that

00:59:50.960 I just

00:59:51.260 loved.

00:59:53.060 Ye is

00:59:53.500 completely

00:59:54.000 aware that

00:59:55.420 his

00:59:55.640 communication

00:59:56.160 director,

00:59:57.180 Fuentes,

00:59:57.540 is the

00:59:58.920 most

00:59:59.460 disliked

01:00:00.220 person,

01:00:01.240 like one

01:00:01.600 of the

01:00:01.760 most

01:00:01.940 disliked

01:00:02.760 persons on

01:00:04.460 the internet

01:00:04.800 who you

01:00:05.280 wouldn't even

01:00:05.620 want to

01:00:05.920 interact with,

01:00:06.680 right?

01:00:07.200 Now, that's

01:00:07.860 not my

01:00:08.400 opinion.

01:00:09.320 That would

01:00:09.820 be sort

01:00:10.340 of like an

01:00:10.740 internet

01:00:11.100 opinion of

01:00:12.140 him, which

01:00:12.920 I'm sure

01:00:13.220 he'd agree

01:00:13.620 with.

01:00:15.380 Now, Ye

01:00:15.900 describes

01:00:17.420 himself as

01:00:18.060 one of the

01:00:18.380 most popular

01:00:19.020 people in

01:00:19.600 the world,

01:00:20.440 and certainly

01:00:21.640 somebody that

01:00:22.260 the most

01:00:22.680 people would

01:00:23.160 want to

01:00:23.500 talk to,

01:00:24.500 all right?

01:00:25.280 The most

01:00:25.740 people would

01:00:26.200 want to get

01:00:26.580 to Ye.

01:00:26.940 So, Ye has

01:00:28.260 made it so

01:00:28.780 that to

01:00:29.080 talk to

01:00:29.440 the most

01:00:29.880 interesting

01:00:31.220 person that

01:00:31.820 you do

01:00:32.160 want to

01:00:32.460 talk to,

01:00:33.060 Ye, you

01:00:34.020 have to go

01:00:34.520 through the

01:00:35.640 worst person

01:00:36.300 in the world

01:00:36.760 to get

01:00:37.100 there.

01:00:38.500 And he

01:00:39.020 did that

01:00:39.400 intentionally.

01:00:41.580 Now, how

01:00:42.500 much do you

01:00:42.980 love that?

01:00:44.420 Forget about

01:00:45.100 what you think

01:00:45.560 about Fuentes

01:00:46.120 for a moment.

01:00:47.420 Just think

01:00:47.860 about the

01:00:48.200 system.

01:00:49.420 Just think

01:00:49.800 about the

01:00:50.140 fact that he

01:00:50.560 did that

01:00:50.940 intentionally.

01:00:52.440 Now, you

01:00:52.800 tell me that's

01:00:53.400 not art.

01:00:54.980 That's art.

01:00:55.700 That is art.

01:00:58.160 Everything he

01:00:58.860 does is

01:01:00.540 sometimes

01:01:01.100 functional,

01:01:02.660 often functional

01:01:03.540 because he's

01:01:04.120 successful.

01:01:05.280 But while he's

01:01:06.240 being functional,

01:01:07.360 it's never not

01:01:08.020 art.

01:01:09.140 It's still art.

01:01:10.660 That's who he

01:01:11.340 is.

01:01:11.760 It just

01:01:12.360 follows him.

01:01:15.120 Everything he

01:01:15.940 touches becomes

01:01:16.920 art.

01:01:17.340 So that's

01:01:21.300 interesting.

01:01:25.040 And then

01:01:27.060 Fuentes, I

01:01:27.980 think, gave

01:01:28.580 some more

01:01:28.920 information about

01:01:29.760 why he and

01:01:31.080 Ye could get

01:01:32.240 together in the

01:01:32.840 first place.

01:01:33.640 Have you ever

01:01:34.080 wondered about

01:01:34.620 that?

01:01:36.180 Even if you

01:01:37.040 accept that

01:01:38.380 Ye is

01:01:39.240 eclectic and

01:01:40.400 eccentric or

01:01:41.320 crazy or

01:01:41.980 whatever you

01:01:42.360 want to say,

01:01:43.160 so you could

01:01:43.640 make an

01:01:44.020 excuse, you

01:01:45.520 could kind of

01:01:45.960 understand how

01:01:46.620 Ye would

01:01:47.100 want to work

01:01:47.860 with anybody,

01:01:49.420 basically.

01:01:50.220 Because he does

01:01:51.020 refer to them

01:01:51.780 as his little

01:01:53.040 rogue group of

01:01:54.820 outcasts or

01:01:55.980 something.

01:01:56.820 But why would

01:01:57.560 Fuentes want to

01:01:58.440 work with Ye?

01:01:58.920 Do you think

01:02:01.400 that Fuentes'

01:02:02.300 audience is

01:02:04.160 like really

01:02:05.220 happy that he's

01:02:07.380 supporting a

01:02:08.320 black guy for

01:02:08.940 president?

01:02:09.260 I don't know.

01:02:12.800 I'm kind of

01:02:13.560 curious about

01:02:14.100 that.

01:02:15.360 But what is

01:02:16.440 it that brought

01:02:16.920 them together?

01:02:18.960 What is it that

01:02:19.760 brought them

01:02:20.120 together?

01:02:21.600 Now, some of

01:02:22.420 you might say,

01:02:23.060 well, you know,

01:02:24.260 famous people and

01:02:25.500 they both hate

01:02:26.520 Jews is what you're

01:02:27.340 going to say,

01:02:27.700 right?

01:02:28.320 Somebody's saying

01:02:28.920 that.

01:02:29.680 Maybe.

01:02:30.540 Maybe.

01:02:31.160 But when they

01:02:31.780 talk about it,

01:02:32.480 they talk about

01:02:33.100 making the country

01:02:33.940 a Christian

01:02:34.660 country.

01:02:35.100 And I think

01:02:36.660 that at least

01:02:38.680 Fuentes said,

01:02:39.600 and maybe Ye

01:02:40.220 believes this,

01:02:40.800 I don't know,

01:02:41.800 that you

01:02:42.720 shouldn't be

01:02:43.280 running for

01:02:43.900 office unless

01:02:44.820 you're a

01:02:45.220 Christian.

01:02:46.720 And that

01:02:47.520 they'd like to

01:02:48.100 see even the

01:02:48.640 Constitution

01:02:49.320 maybe tweaked

01:02:51.120 to say that

01:02:52.280 office holders

01:02:53.000 need to be

01:02:53.680 Christian.

01:02:55.700 Now,

01:02:56.920 I'm sorry,

01:02:59.120 that's not the

01:02:59.640 country I live

01:03:00.360 in.

01:03:02.640 I'm completely

01:03:03.640 okay with our

01:03:04.980 system being

01:03:06.080 informed by

01:03:07.280 Christians and

01:03:08.740 informed by

01:03:09.600 Christianity.

01:03:10.660 That seems to

01:03:11.320 have worked.

01:03:12.580 It works more

01:03:13.400 than it doesn't

01:03:13.960 work.

01:03:15.000 But as soon as

01:03:15.860 you say that

01:03:16.480 Scott can't run

01:03:18.060 for office in

01:03:18.760 the country he

01:03:19.320 lives in,

01:03:20.440 no, Ye,

01:03:21.040 you can't be

01:03:21.620 my president.

01:03:23.120 I'm sorry,

01:03:24.280 you cannot be

01:03:25.060 my president if

01:03:26.500 your platform is

01:03:27.360 I can't run

01:03:28.040 for office because

01:03:29.160 I don't believe

01:03:29.800 in your version

01:03:30.680 of religion.

01:03:32.180 No.

01:03:33.140 No, that is

01:03:34.000 completely

01:03:34.520 disqualifying.

01:03:36.100 But you

01:03:36.440 know what I

01:03:36.760 love?

01:03:38.240 I love the

01:03:39.040 fact that they're

01:03:39.620 sort of cheerful

01:03:40.380 warriors and the

01:03:42.160 fact that they're

01:03:42.740 fighting for this

01:03:43.500 thing and they're

01:03:44.800 making their

01:03:45.260 argument in a free

01:03:46.960 market of ideas and

01:03:49.220 it's interesting.

01:03:50.860 I find it

01:03:51.440 interesting.

01:03:52.820 I'm never going to

01:03:53.760 agree with it,

01:03:55.040 but I like,

01:03:56.040 I like, you know,

01:03:57.260 being exposed to the

01:03:58.760 thought process,

01:04:00.100 et cetera.

01:04:00.440 I like taking my

01:04:02.200 mind someplace it

01:04:03.160 wasn't before.

01:04:04.440 I never really

01:04:05.100 thought about that.

01:04:08.540 Now, I believe

01:04:11.820 also that Ye said

01:04:13.020 during this interview

01:04:13.900 that he thinks the

01:04:15.720 Jews should forgive

01:04:17.000 Hitler.

01:04:19.640 Now, that's

01:04:20.320 something he didn't

01:04:20.940 say in public,

01:04:21.880 but he said it to

01:04:22.580 somebody who was,

01:04:23.280 you know,

01:04:23.680 obviously going to

01:04:24.400 write about it.

01:04:25.000 But, the Jews

01:04:27.480 should forgive

01:04:29.160 Hitler.

01:04:35.440 Now, that's

01:04:36.360 pretty provocative,

01:04:38.020 but it also

01:04:39.040 perfectly captures

01:04:40.360 his philosophy.

01:04:42.480 His philosophy,

01:04:43.920 I believe,

01:04:45.220 is that if he

01:04:46.020 were a Jew,

01:04:46.700 he would forgive

01:04:47.460 Hitler.

01:04:49.040 Because forgiving

01:04:50.100 is just built into

01:04:51.100 everything he's

01:04:52.800 about.

01:04:53.120 Now, that's

01:04:56.040 interesting, isn't

01:04:56.640 it?

01:04:57.100 Because that

01:04:57.720 frames it a little

01:04:58.660 differently,

01:04:59.140 doesn't it?

01:05:01.740 Imagine the

01:05:02.420 argument was,

01:05:03.420 it started out

01:05:04.160 with,

01:05:04.740 Ye complimented

01:05:06.080 Hitler.

01:05:07.460 He didn't

01:05:08.100 compliment the

01:05:08.780 Holocaust.

01:05:10.000 He said he

01:05:10.600 liked some things

01:05:11.500 about Hitler,

01:05:12.240 like building

01:05:12.780 roads and stuff.

01:05:13.560 It was sort of

01:05:14.020 a funny argument.

01:05:15.720 But,

01:05:16.260 but did he

01:05:21.280 say Hitler is

01:05:22.440 overall good?

01:05:23.240 No, of course

01:05:23.740 not.

01:05:24.520 Forgiveness is

01:05:25.300 not about the

01:05:26.020 person being

01:05:26.780 worthy of the

01:05:27.700 forgiveness.

01:05:28.600 It's about you.

01:05:29.960 It's about the

01:05:30.940 forgiver.

01:05:32.600 But now,

01:05:33.100 suppose Ye

01:05:34.720 takes his

01:05:35.300 argument all

01:05:36.860 the way from

01:05:37.620 Hitler had

01:05:38.960 some good

01:05:39.400 points,

01:05:40.320 all the way

01:05:41.360 to the Jews

01:05:42.200 should forgive

01:05:42.920 Hitler.

01:05:44.580 Do you see

01:05:45.300 what that does

01:05:45.860 to your brain?

01:05:48.780 Do you see

01:05:49.460 what that does?

01:05:50.080 this is like

01:05:50.960 Overton

01:05:51.460 window,

01:05:53.060 just perfectly

01:05:53.780 used.

01:05:54.740 It's hard to

01:05:55.660 go back to

01:05:56.760 your last

01:05:57.220 opinion,

01:05:58.020 because the

01:05:58.640 new one's just

01:05:59.180 more interesting.

01:06:00.780 As soon as he

01:06:01.800 says the Jews

01:06:02.580 should forgive

01:06:03.180 Hitler,

01:06:03.980 you're like,

01:06:04.700 okay, I cannot

01:06:05.540 not think about

01:06:06.500 that.

01:06:07.320 And I already

01:06:08.220 completely have

01:06:09.220 forgotten what

01:06:10.640 you said about

01:06:11.200 Hitler's good

01:06:11.820 points,

01:06:12.380 because now

01:06:13.160 you've gone so

01:06:13.860 much further

01:06:14.420 that now we

01:06:15.540 have to think

01:06:16.020 about this.

01:06:17.240 And then you

01:06:17.600 think about it

01:06:18.120 and you say,

01:06:19.420 oh, wait a

01:06:19.980 minute, that's

01:06:20.560 just a Christian

01:06:21.220 principle.

01:06:23.560 And then all

01:06:24.280 of a sudden

01:06:24.640 you're like,

01:06:25.340 what the hell

01:06:26.000 is Ye doing

01:06:26.540 to us?

01:06:27.760 It's just a

01:06:28.500 Christian principle.

01:06:31.980 Yeah, it's

01:06:32.940 an attempt at a

01:06:33.960 high road.

01:06:35.380 Because what,

01:06:38.660 I don't know

01:06:39.540 that he thinks

01:06:39.940 it's a practical

01:06:40.680 thing, but as

01:06:41.540 a philosophical

01:06:42.260 point, it gets

01:06:43.600 you past the

01:06:44.640 controversial stuff

01:06:45.700 and onto

01:06:46.520 something that's

01:06:47.120 actually an

01:06:47.580 interesting question,

01:06:49.120 no matter where

01:06:50.140 you are on it.

01:06:51.460 Now, here's

01:06:51.940 another thing

01:06:52.420 that I don't

01:06:52.860 know if you

01:06:53.260 caught.

01:06:55.660 And he said

01:06:56.480 it fairly

01:06:57.460 clearly to

01:06:58.960 this reporter,

01:07:00.400 well, to

01:07:01.480 Shane.

01:07:05.460 What do you

01:07:06.120 think Ye's

01:07:07.120 opinion of

01:07:07.980 Jewish people

01:07:08.640 is, based

01:07:09.220 on what he

01:07:09.620 said?

01:07:10.800 Based on what

01:07:11.500 he said, what

01:07:12.380 would you say

01:07:12.800 his opinion is

01:07:13.700 of Jewish

01:07:14.180 people?

01:07:14.620 Go.

01:07:15.700 Give me

01:07:16.980 your summary

01:07:17.560 of Ye's

01:07:18.580 opinion of

01:07:19.240 Jewish

01:07:19.500 people, based

01:07:20.600 on what he

01:07:21.000 said.

01:07:25.420 You say

01:07:26.060 negative, but

01:07:26.880 give me the

01:07:27.440 example.

01:07:29.020 What's the

01:07:30.000 negative thing

01:07:30.620 he said,

01:07:31.840 specifically?

01:07:35.640 Well, he

01:07:36.260 said he

01:07:36.680 loves them,

01:07:37.200 and he is

01:07:37.560 one.

01:07:38.920 Okay?

01:07:40.880 He said

01:07:41.580 that he was

01:07:42.080 going to go

01:07:42.460 death gun on

01:07:43.260 the Jews,

01:07:43.800 right?

01:07:43.980 So he

01:07:44.980 said he

01:07:45.260 was going

01:07:45.540 to be

01:07:47.240 aggressive

01:07:47.800 against the

01:07:49.820 Jews.

01:07:52.080 What's that

01:07:52.720 mean?

01:07:53.960 So here's

01:07:54.920 what happens

01:07:55.320 when you see

01:07:55.840 his context.

01:07:57.420 So when he

01:07:57.920 talks about the

01:07:58.680 Jewish community,

01:07:59.800 it's all

01:08:00.460 compliments.

01:08:02.020 And that was

01:08:02.460 always the

01:08:02.860 context.

01:08:03.880 The context

01:08:04.700 is that the

01:08:06.560 Jewish community

01:08:07.360 is, he

01:08:08.560 actually says it

01:08:09.200 directly, smarter

01:08:10.760 than average,

01:08:12.160 more successful,

01:08:13.800 and that he

01:08:14.400 would like to

01:08:14.880 emulate some

01:08:15.900 of their

01:08:16.160 methods, because

01:08:17.400 he keeps

01:08:17.820 running into

01:08:18.520 successful Jewish

01:08:20.300 people who

01:08:21.560 are, you

01:08:22.200 know, powerful

01:08:23.600 enough that he's

01:08:24.340 not getting what

01:08:24.940 he wants out of

01:08:25.620 his interactions.

01:08:26.780 So he would

01:08:27.520 like to be more

01:08:29.100 like them.

01:08:30.980 Pretty

01:08:31.420 specifically, he's

01:08:32.320 saying that.

01:08:33.120 He would like to

01:08:33.740 learn from what

01:08:34.480 they do, and be

01:08:36.140 more their equal

01:08:37.140 in business.

01:08:40.900 Is that

01:08:41.500 terrible?

01:08:43.580 Is that

01:08:44.180 terrible?

01:08:45.680 That he

01:08:46.080 sees them as

01:08:47.140 above his

01:08:47.880 current ability,

01:08:49.580 and also

01:08:50.500 ability of other

01:08:51.320 people, and he

01:08:52.600 would like to

01:08:53.080 rise to that

01:08:53.860 level, so that

01:08:55.140 he's an equal

01:08:55.900 force in the

01:08:57.260 marketplace.

01:09:02.580 So I see

01:09:03.340 spin away.

01:09:04.220 Am I

01:09:04.520 spinning?

01:09:04.800 I'm telling

01:09:07.160 you what he

01:09:07.580 said.

01:09:08.200 Is that

01:09:08.540 spinning?

01:09:11.860 I don't

01:09:12.420 know.

01:09:13.240 Now, he

01:09:13.960 said DEFCON,

01:09:14.740 right.

01:09:15.320 What he meant

01:09:15.800 was DEFCON,

01:09:17.240 but what he

01:09:18.760 meant was he

01:09:19.340 was sort of

01:09:20.000 going to war

01:09:20.820 against what

01:09:22.340 he called,

01:09:22.860 you know, the

01:09:23.280 Jews.

01:09:24.520 But what did

01:09:25.340 he mean?

01:09:26.780 His detailed

01:09:28.080 explanation is

01:09:29.480 all compliments.

01:09:31.540 Is there

01:09:31.920 such a thing

01:09:32.500 as a racist

01:09:33.320 who believes

01:09:34.400 that a group

01:09:36.180 is better

01:09:36.620 than his

01:09:37.000 own people?

01:09:39.360 Is that a

01:09:39.960 thing?

01:09:40.620 Can you be

01:09:41.140 an anti-Semite

01:09:42.140 by saying that

01:09:43.400 Jewish people

01:09:44.040 are superior

01:09:44.820 to you, and

01:09:46.400 maybe other

01:09:46.840 people as

01:09:47.360 well?

01:09:48.420 Because that's

01:09:48.800 what he says.

01:09:50.220 I mean, he

01:09:50.520 says it very

01:09:51.100 directly.

01:09:52.160 He's not even

01:09:52.920 beating around

01:09:53.400 the bush.

01:09:54.360 They're more

01:09:54.840 successful, they're

01:09:55.840 smarter, they're

01:09:56.980 killing it in

01:09:57.660 business.

01:09:58.180 I keep bumping

01:09:58.840 into them and

01:09:59.760 not getting what

01:10:00.380 I want.

01:10:00.920 I need to raise

01:10:01.680 my power

01:10:02.200 level up

01:10:03.520 to their

01:10:03.900 level.

01:10:04.520 Maybe I

01:10:04.860 can learn

01:10:05.180 something from

01:10:05.740 them.

01:10:06.680 And I'm

01:10:07.180 going to go

01:10:07.500 hard at

01:10:07.880 this.

01:10:08.200 I'm going to

01:10:08.720 fighten, as

01:10:09.880 he would say,

01:10:10.360 fighten the

01:10:10.860 Jews.

01:10:11.760 And then the

01:10:12.940 corollary

01:10:13.540 argument is,

01:10:15.340 can he as

01:10:16.140 a free person

01:10:16.900 in the United

01:10:17.440 States speak

01:10:19.320 sloppily about

01:10:21.220 his own

01:10:21.660 personal opinion?

01:10:23.100 Because I

01:10:23.720 think it's

01:10:24.100 sloppy to say

01:10:25.700 the Jews.

01:10:26.740 Would you

01:10:27.120 agree?

01:10:28.060 That's just

01:10:28.540 sloppy.

01:10:28.880 But does

01:10:30.540 he have the

01:10:30.880 right to be

01:10:31.320 sloppy?

01:10:32.300 He wasn't

01:10:33.000 trying to

01:10:33.420 hurt anybody.

01:10:34.760 And language

01:10:35.300 does have a

01:10:36.100 risk, no

01:10:36.660 matter what

01:10:37.400 you're saying.

01:10:37.980 It just

01:10:38.340 seems to

01:10:38.660 always have

01:10:38.980 a risk.

01:10:40.540 I don't

01:10:40.840 know.

01:10:41.520 It's an

01:10:42.040 interesting

01:10:42.400 question.

01:10:43.540 I think he

01:10:44.340 has a right

01:10:44.840 to be sloppy.

01:10:46.720 And you

01:10:47.140 have a right

01:10:47.700 to react to

01:10:49.300 that sloppiness

01:10:50.080 in a negative

01:10:50.760 way.

01:10:52.720 I don't

01:10:53.300 see a big

01:10:53.740 problem.

01:10:57.140 Yeah.

01:10:57.580 Because the

01:10:58.960 thing is that

01:10:59.540 he also

01:10:59.940 consistently

01:11:00.680 speaks of

01:11:01.820 black people

01:11:03.220 and other

01:11:04.060 people the

01:11:04.840 same way.

01:11:05.780 He uses the

01:11:06.680 same level of

01:11:07.520 sloppiness to

01:11:09.080 talk about

01:11:09.940 everything.

01:11:13.020 Basically

01:11:13.340 everything.

01:11:14.080 White people

01:11:14.880 matter.

01:11:15.860 He talks about

01:11:16.760 groups like

01:11:17.320 they're all

01:11:18.120 one thing.

01:11:20.280 Now should

01:11:20.720 he?

01:11:21.500 I don't

01:11:21.860 know.

01:11:22.940 I don't

01:11:23.300 know.

01:11:23.720 I don't

01:11:23.980 have an

01:11:24.240 opinion on

01:11:24.700 that.

01:11:25.600 But if

01:11:26.660 you think

01:11:27.120 that he's

01:11:28.100 insulting a

01:11:29.000 group because

01:11:30.380 he speaks to

01:11:31.040 them as a

01:11:31.560 whole, that

01:11:33.080 doesn't hold

01:11:33.620 up because he

01:11:34.340 speaks of

01:11:34.740 every group

01:11:35.220 including his

01:11:35.860 own as a

01:11:36.300 whole.

01:11:36.880 It's simply

01:11:37.380 the way he

01:11:37.800 talks.

01:11:38.820 And if you

01:11:39.220 said, well,

01:11:39.800 but he's also

01:11:40.280 insulting them,

01:11:41.380 that's different.

01:11:42.460 You can speak

01:11:43.140 about your own

01:11:43.720 group as a

01:11:44.180 whole if you're

01:11:44.640 not insulting

01:11:45.240 them.

01:11:46.080 But don't

01:11:46.580 talk about

01:11:46.960 somebody else's

01:11:47.740 group and

01:11:48.120 then insult

01:11:48.620 them.

01:11:49.860 But he

01:11:50.260 didn't.

01:11:51.460 He

01:11:51.680 complimented

01:11:52.280 them.

01:11:54.520 I don't

01:11:54.800 know.

01:11:54.880 Now, if

01:11:56.940 I were

01:11:57.280 Jewish, would

01:11:57.920 I be saying

01:11:59.320 what I'm

01:11:59.640 saying now?

01:12:01.040 Do you

01:12:01.280 think I

01:12:01.620 would have

01:12:02.640 this view of

01:12:03.220 things if I

01:12:03.760 were Jewish?

01:12:04.980 No fucking

01:12:05.800 way.

01:12:07.180 No fucking

01:12:08.040 way.

01:12:09.200 No.

01:12:10.360 No.

01:12:11.460 You know

01:12:11.840 what I would

01:12:12.200 feel if I

01:12:12.640 were Jewish?

01:12:13.840 Fuck that

01:12:14.560 guy.

01:12:15.920 Fuck that

01:12:16.640 guy hard.

01:12:18.120 Fuck him

01:12:18.720 for putting

01:12:19.160 me at

01:12:19.940 greater risk.

01:12:21.540 Fuck him

01:12:21.960 for making

01:12:22.500 me think about

01:12:23.140 the Holocaust

01:12:23.700 one more

01:12:24.780 time.

01:12:25.760 Fuck him

01:12:26.380 for saying

01:12:26.780 he likes

01:12:27.200 the Hitler.

01:12:27.840 Fuck him

01:12:28.360 completely if

01:12:29.700 I were

01:12:29.920 Jewish.

01:12:33.600 But why

01:12:35.860 do I have

01:12:36.680 empathy for

01:12:39.100 my beloved

01:12:41.100 fellow Jewish

01:12:42.820 citizens?

01:12:44.200 Why do I

01:12:44.900 have so much

01:12:45.380 empathy for

01:12:46.040 how they

01:12:47.260 should feel

01:12:47.740 in that

01:12:48.060 situation?

01:12:48.640 Because I

01:12:48.900 would feel

01:12:49.200 exactly the

01:12:49.760 same way.

01:12:50.080 But why

01:12:51.120 don't we

01:12:51.440 extend that

01:12:51.980 to Ye,

01:12:53.740 who's had

01:12:54.240 a bunch

01:12:55.640 of individuals

01:12:57.140 he's had a

01:12:59.060 hard time

01:12:59.540 with, and

01:13:00.820 he's just

01:13:01.320 sort of

01:13:01.640 generalizing

01:13:02.240 them because

01:13:03.280 he's speaking

01:13:03.820 sloppy.

01:13:06.360 Why don't

01:13:07.220 we understand

01:13:07.980 why he is

01:13:08.840 also in an

01:13:09.740 emotionally

01:13:10.280 irrational

01:13:10.960 situation?

01:13:12.840 Because

01:13:13.420 something that

01:13:14.040 would trigger

01:13:14.560 anybody into

01:13:15.500 an irrational

01:13:16.420 mode happened

01:13:18.600 to him.

01:13:19.040 So the

01:13:20.680 same way I

01:13:21.180 say if I

01:13:21.640 were Jewish

01:13:22.160 I would be

01:13:22.760 reacting

01:13:23.240 essentially from

01:13:25.120 my emotional

01:13:26.820 defense,

01:13:28.960 protect myself,

01:13:30.720 you know,

01:13:30.980 any movement

01:13:31.920 in the wrong

01:13:32.420 direction has

01:13:33.000 to be stopped

01:13:33.500 immediately.

01:13:33.840 I would act

01:13:34.240 exactly like

01:13:34.940 that.

01:13:35.720 Of course

01:13:36.180 you would

01:13:36.580 too, right?

01:13:38.760 But if I

01:13:39.620 were Ye,

01:13:40.260 I would also

01:13:41.080 probably be

01:13:42.240 affected the

01:13:42.840 same way he

01:13:43.320 was, right?

01:13:44.560 If I ran

01:13:45.260 into one

01:13:46.080 demographic group

01:13:47.980 that kept

01:13:48.460 being my

01:13:49.460 obstacle,

01:13:50.620 I'd probably

01:13:51.580 have a bad

01:13:52.060 attitude about

01:13:52.740 them.

01:13:53.500 And I

01:13:53.900 allow that

01:13:54.400 people should

01:13:54.880 be able to

01:13:55.240 have that

01:13:55.600 attitude.

01:13:56.680 I don't

01:13:57.120 want to

01:13:57.360 agree with

01:13:57.800 it.

01:13:58.420 I don't

01:13:59.000 always want

01:13:59.580 to see it.

01:14:01.080 Maybe you

01:14:01.600 should keep

01:14:01.920 it to

01:14:02.140 yourself.

01:14:03.200 But can

01:14:03.720 we really

01:14:04.180 blame people

01:14:04.940 for having,

01:14:06.560 let's say

01:14:07.160 you've been

01:14:08.560 married three

01:14:09.140 times, and

01:14:10.540 you're either

01:14:11.020 male or

01:14:11.420 female, it

01:14:11.860 doesn't matter

01:14:12.200 in my

01:14:12.440 example, and

01:14:13.320 all three

01:14:13.760 times it was

01:14:14.440 just terrible.

01:14:15.360 You got

01:14:16.800 married three

01:14:17.300 times, they're

01:14:17.820 all disasters.

01:14:19.160 You don't

01:14:19.520 think you'd

01:14:19.960 have a bad

01:14:20.460 feeling about

01:14:21.100 either men if

01:14:22.060 you're a woman

01:14:22.560 or women if

01:14:23.360 you're a man?

01:14:24.380 I do.

01:14:25.440 And I would

01:14:25.840 allow you to

01:14:26.440 have that

01:14:26.760 opinion.

01:14:27.720 I would not

01:14:28.380 criticize you

01:14:29.840 for saying all

01:14:30.880 men are fucked

01:14:31.620 or all women

01:14:32.720 are terrible.

01:14:33.900 I would say

01:14:34.360 you earned

01:14:34.680 that.

01:14:35.560 That is exactly

01:14:36.460 what you should

01:14:37.080 be feeling because

01:14:38.280 you've had that

01:14:38.820 experience.

01:14:39.440 I'm not adopting

01:14:40.400 it.

01:14:41.000 I'm not going

01:14:41.460 to be influenced

01:14:41.960 by it.

01:14:42.420 But I get.

01:14:43.480 I allow you to

01:14:44.280 have that opinion.

01:14:45.360 So I allow

01:14:46.860 that the Jews

01:14:47.840 should treat

01:14:49.720 Ye unfairly.

01:14:51.740 And I'm fine

01:14:52.340 with that.

01:14:53.300 Because I would

01:14:54.120 do the same

01:14:54.540 fucking thing.

01:14:55.620 You put me in

01:14:56.400 that situation

01:14:57.040 and I would

01:14:57.760 not be looking

01:14:58.340 for fairness.

01:14:59.780 I'd be looking

01:15:00.440 to stop that

01:15:01.440 completely.

01:15:04.320 But Ye was

01:15:07.540 allegedly a

01:15:08.520 victim of some

01:15:10.420 business and

01:15:11.360 other personal

01:15:11.940 situations that

01:15:13.240 seemed to present

01:15:13.960 a pattern to him.

01:15:14.880 nobody including

01:15:16.480 Ye thinks that

01:15:17.320 pattern holds

01:15:18.000 to all Jewish

01:15:18.880 people.

01:15:20.120 Would you

01:15:20.500 agree with

01:15:20.900 that?

01:15:21.820 Do you think

01:15:22.460 that Ye would

01:15:22.980 say oh yes I

01:15:23.820 do believe that

01:15:25.300 all Jewish

01:15:26.080 people act the

01:15:27.120 same and are

01:15:27.620 the same?

01:15:28.440 Of course not.

01:15:30.120 So the thing

01:15:30.920 that you assume

01:15:31.560 that he's saying

01:15:32.320 nobody would

01:15:33.320 say.

01:15:33.900 He didn't say

01:15:34.840 it.

01:15:35.560 Nobody says

01:15:36.220 it.

01:15:37.060 Not a single

01:15:37.920 person on earth

01:15:38.620 thinks it.

01:15:39.920 It's a ridiculous

01:15:40.840 way to frame it.

01:15:43.360 So once you

01:15:45.900 realize he's not

01:15:46.620 trying to make

01:15:47.220 anybody like him

01:15:48.240 at the moment

01:15:49.040 he's insulted

01:15:50.880 everybody.

01:15:51.560 He's called

01:15:51.880 everybody by

01:15:52.800 their category

01:15:53.780 at least once.

01:15:55.640 It looks

01:15:56.360 different.

01:15:59.320 All right.

01:16:00.460 Here are the

01:16:00.940 people who should

01:16:01.660 be kicked off of

01:16:02.400 social media.

01:16:03.160 Here's a comment.

01:16:04.040 Scott is more

01:16:04.760 ridiculous every

01:16:05.600 day.

01:16:06.440 Fuck you.

01:16:08.240 Fuck your

01:16:09.080 stupid fucking

01:16:10.140 little asshole

01:16:11.060 comment.

01:16:11.520 Here's the

01:16:12.320 thing.

01:16:12.800 If you've

01:16:13.180 got a problem

01:16:13.720 with what I

01:16:14.340 say you've

01:16:14.800 got plenty of

01:16:15.440 time to

01:16:15.820 fucking say

01:16:16.460 it.

01:16:16.960 If you want

01:16:17.520 to just say

01:16:18.080 something about

01:16:18.740 me I fucking

01:16:21.240 hate your little

01:16:22.000 piece of shit

01:16:22.780 existence.

01:16:24.780 Really.

01:16:27.460 Go fucking

01:16:28.960 kill yourself.

01:16:30.660 All right.

01:16:34.940 So we'll see

01:16:38.320 if Ye can turn

01:16:39.560 the ship.

01:16:40.960 The Shane

01:16:41.640 when he wrote

01:16:42.280 about him

01:16:42.640 still believes

01:16:43.720 that Ye would

01:16:44.360 be a good

01:16:44.760 president.

01:16:47.000 So the

01:16:49.080 individual I was

01:16:49.660 just talking

01:16:50.020 about who was

01:16:51.280 talking to

01:16:52.120 Ye believed

01:16:53.180 before and

01:16:53.880 still does that

01:16:54.720 he might be a

01:16:55.240 good president.

01:16:56.920 What do you

01:16:57.280 think?

01:16:58.220 Oh and by the

01:16:58.740 way Ye said he

01:16:59.980 would run as a

01:17:00.680 Republican because

01:17:02.400 he doesn't think

01:17:03.080 an independent

01:17:03.900 can win.

01:17:04.340 Thank you.

01:17:04.400 Thank you.

01:17:04.480 Thank you.

01:17:09.560 Too unstable

01:17:10.200 for the nuclear

01:17:10.920 football?

01:17:12.280 I don't think

01:17:13.180 so.

01:17:14.680 I don't think

01:17:15.500 Ye is too

01:17:16.160 unstable for the

01:17:17.060 nuclear football.

01:17:18.520 What you think

01:17:19.060 he's going to

01:17:19.660 launch?

01:17:22.140 I don't.

01:17:27.560 Oh aardvark?

01:17:30.020 Thank you for

01:17:30.780 that.

01:17:31.000 So I'm finishing

01:17:32.920 up my book on

01:17:34.240 reframes and I

01:17:36.340 was just doing a

01:17:37.140 like an author's

01:17:38.420 reread yesterday

01:17:39.640 where I read it

01:17:40.940 like I'm a

01:17:41.940 consumer for the

01:17:42.740 first part and I

01:17:44.540 have to tell you

01:17:44.980 it's the best

01:17:45.400 thing I've done.

01:17:46.860 I think it's

01:17:47.840 going to change

01:17:48.320 the world.

01:17:50.220 Like it's

01:17:50.700 here's what it

01:17:52.760 does.

01:17:53.160 It takes all

01:17:54.220 the most

01:17:55.500 persuasive little

01:17:57.300 reframes and

01:17:58.120 puts them in one

01:17:58.740 place so if

01:18:00.000 you've got any

01:18:00.480 problems from

01:18:01.240 personal to

01:18:01.980 business to

01:18:02.800 understanding

01:18:03.860 reality itself

01:18:04.740 there's probably

01:18:05.560 more than one

01:18:06.580 reframe.

01:18:07.640 That's very

01:18:08.400 powerful that you

01:18:10.080 haven't been

01:18:10.500 exposed to yet.

01:18:12.300 And the

01:18:13.980 power of these

01:18:15.040 reframes so far

01:18:17.260 I think I have

01:18:17.800 over 130 of

01:18:19.300 them in the

01:18:19.960 book.

01:18:20.900 You're going to

01:18:21.580 find at least

01:18:22.140 10 that will

01:18:23.500 rock your world.

01:18:25.320 It might be a

01:18:25.780 different 10 from

01:18:26.700 somebody else's

01:18:27.580 10 because it's

01:18:28.600 based on what

01:18:29.120 you need in your

01:18:29.760 life.

01:18:30.460 But they are so

01:18:31.620 strong.

01:18:32.820 When you see

01:18:33.340 them all together

01:18:33.960 this will be

01:18:37.320 the best thing

01:18:38.280 I've ever done

01:18:38.960 in terms of

01:18:41.180 usefulness to

01:18:42.060 other people.

01:18:43.220 In terms of

01:18:44.060 usefulness to

01:18:44.800 other people

01:18:45.200 this will be

01:18:45.700 unparalleled.

01:18:46.680 Nothing will be

01:18:47.360 close.

01:18:47.660 I'm not going to

01:18:52.740 say it's a

01:18:53.180 masterpiece.

01:18:54.100 That's a

01:18:55.540 different connotation.

01:18:56.660 I'm going to

01:18:56.980 say useful.

01:18:58.460 It's going to be

01:18:58.940 the most useful

01:18:59.680 thing that's ever

01:19:00.340 been produced I

01:19:01.420 think.

01:19:03.840 Like actually.

01:19:04.700 It might actually

01:19:05.200 be the most useful

01:19:06.040 outside of maybe

01:19:07.040 the Bible or

01:19:07.720 something if you

01:19:08.200 want to go that

01:19:08.660 way.

01:19:09.440 But yeah there's

01:19:10.240 nothing I've

01:19:10.720 created that would

01:19:11.260 be this level of

01:19:12.420 direct benefit to

01:19:14.960 your life.

01:19:20.920 Just read

01:19:21.620 Jeffries if you

01:19:22.360 want to understand

01:19:23.080 what neuro

01:19:23.560 linguistic

01:19:23.960 programming does

01:19:24.960 to you.

01:19:26.080 Well I already

01:19:27.100 understand that.

01:19:30.540 It's like a

01:19:31.320 book of spells.

01:19:32.680 Yeah.

01:19:33.160 That's exactly

01:19:33.700 what it is.

01:19:39.720 So another

01:19:41.120 story I forgot

01:19:41.920 there was that

01:19:42.700 I saw AI was

01:19:45.720 asked to do

01:19:46.640 some hypnosis

01:19:47.340 and it

01:19:48.660 couldn't do it.

01:19:49.620 I mean it

01:19:49.900 tried but it

01:19:50.720 didn't know the

01:19:51.220 technique.

01:19:52.360 It just did

01:19:53.000 you know you're

01:19:53.460 getting sleepy

01:19:54.380 kind of stuff

01:19:55.000 which is not

01:19:55.520 really the

01:19:55.920 technique.

01:19:57.020 So AI

01:19:58.880 doesn't know

01:19:59.560 how to do

01:20:00.280 hypnosis.

01:20:03.840 You don't

01:20:04.580 want to be

01:20:05.120 alive when it

01:20:05.980 does.

01:20:08.360 If it ever

01:20:09.180 learns to do

01:20:09.880 hypnosis and

01:20:11.440 presumably it

01:20:12.340 could.

01:20:12.760 I mean I

01:20:13.060 could train

01:20:13.520 it in an

01:20:13.940 afternoon.

01:20:15.240 You're in

01:20:15.780 trouble.

01:20:17.120 I mean we

01:20:17.440 don't know what

01:20:18.280 this AI is going

01:20:19.040 to do to us

01:20:19.520 but I can tell

01:20:20.060 you every

01:20:20.480 prediction about

01:20:21.140 the future is

01:20:21.800 useless.

01:20:23.040 Everything will

01:20:23.600 change.

01:20:25.320 You all get

01:20:26.180 that right?

01:20:27.080 I think a lot of

01:20:28.000 people still have a

01:20:28.660 view of AI that

01:20:29.540 could be a wonky

01:20:30.980 little me too

01:20:32.140 thing that's

01:20:32.860 playing while we

01:20:34.500 go on with their

01:20:35.160 lives as normal.

01:20:36.060 your life will

01:20:39.140 not be

01:20:39.580 recognizable in

01:20:40.480 five years.

01:20:42.300 Civilization won't

01:20:43.080 even be

01:20:43.320 recognizable.

01:20:44.680 Everything will

01:20:45.200 be different.

01:20:46.340 Everything.

01:20:47.940 Yeah.

01:20:48.240 It's beyond

01:20:48.700 imagine.

01:20:49.140 It's literally

01:20:49.660 beyond imagination.

01:20:51.900 Yep.

01:20:54.340 All right.

01:20:54.980 I thought

01:20:59.680 people had to

01:21:00.160 be willing to

01:21:00.820 be hypnotized.

01:21:02.820 All right.

01:21:03.320 So here's a good

01:21:04.000 question.

01:21:05.780 Does advertising

01:21:06.920 work if you're

01:21:08.740 unwilling?

01:21:10.860 Yeah.

01:21:12.000 It does.

01:21:12.980 Does persuasion

01:21:14.080 in general work

01:21:15.000 if you're

01:21:16.820 you know on the

01:21:18.020 other team?

01:21:19.100 Well sometimes.

01:21:20.040 I mean it's hard

01:21:20.400 to change anybody's

01:21:21.260 mind to anything.

01:21:22.240 Sometimes.

01:21:23.280 Yeah.

01:21:24.080 But

01:21:24.460 when I say

01:21:25.520 hypnosis

01:21:26.000 I don't mean

01:21:27.740 it will put you

01:21:28.500 into a trance.

01:21:29.940 Although it

01:21:30.600 could.

01:21:31.580 It could.

01:21:32.820 But it doesn't

01:21:33.660 need to do that.

01:21:35.320 Because there's

01:21:35.980 I call it a

01:21:37.700 talking hypnosis.

01:21:39.940 If I just had a

01:21:40.960 conversation with

01:21:41.840 you

01:21:42.000 you might find

01:21:44.060 yourself

01:21:44.520 very persuaded

01:21:45.840 and you wouldn't

01:21:47.420 know what

01:21:47.780 happened.

01:21:49.640 And

01:21:50.240 I would not

01:21:51.200 necessarily even

01:21:52.080 know

01:21:52.420 that I had

01:21:53.720 used hypnosis

01:21:54.340 on you

01:21:54.800 because I

01:21:55.240 wouldn't be

01:21:55.560 conscious of

01:21:56.200 it doing it.

01:21:57.160 I would just

01:21:57.720 know that the

01:21:58.260 way I

01:21:58.660 presented it

01:21:59.340 was compatible

01:22:00.580 with hypnosis

01:22:01.700 and compatible

01:22:03.000 with persuasion.

01:22:04.840 Because once you

01:22:05.760 learn to speak in

01:22:06.640 those ways

01:22:07.200 it's automatic.

01:22:08.500 It's like

01:22:08.740 touch typing.

01:22:10.620 You don't think

01:22:11.260 your fingers are

01:22:12.060 just the same

01:22:13.240 way you talk.

01:22:14.200 When you know

01:22:14.640 persuasion you speak

01:22:15.780 persuasively

01:22:16.660 without thinking

01:22:18.120 through every

01:22:18.760 moment.

01:22:19.080 it just comes

01:22:19.760 out that

01:22:20.100 way.

01:22:22.440 We talked

01:22:23.140 about Brittany

01:22:23.880 Greiner.

01:22:25.160 You missed it

01:22:25.760 is the first

01:22:26.260 thing I did.

01:22:27.640 Is TikTok

01:22:28.160 like hypnosis?

01:22:29.200 Yes.

01:22:30.560 Yes.

01:22:31.020 TikTok

01:22:31.300 the reason you

01:22:32.280 feel addicted

01:22:32.800 to it

01:22:33.240 is that it's

01:22:33.860 persuasive.

01:22:36.040 Is there a

01:22:36.860 micro lesson

01:22:37.540 on this?

01:22:39.260 Not exactly.

01:22:41.360 So here's

01:22:42.220 a thing that

01:22:43.920 people don't

01:22:46.540 understand about

01:22:47.260 hypnosis.

01:22:48.460 It's true that

01:22:49.360 you can't do

01:22:49.880 a standard

01:22:51.400 hypnotic induction

01:22:52.540 with somebody

01:22:53.100 who doesn't

01:22:53.540 want to be

01:22:53.920 there.

01:22:54.600 Because they'll

01:22:55.100 just get up

01:22:55.620 and walk

01:22:55.940 away.

01:22:57.440 Or just not

01:22:58.380 listen or

01:22:59.080 whatever.

01:22:59.320 It doesn't

01:22:59.640 work.

01:23:01.680 But here's

01:23:02.460 the workaround

01:23:03.040 to that.

01:23:05.040 You can remove

01:23:06.300 people's objection

01:23:07.260 and then you

01:23:09.140 can do it.

01:23:10.260 So you can't

01:23:11.120 do it if

01:23:11.440 somebody doesn't

01:23:12.020 want to.

01:23:13.400 But sometimes

01:23:14.080 they don't

01:23:14.580 object to

01:23:15.460 having their

01:23:15.900 mind changed.

01:23:17.260 You see the

01:23:18.140 difference?

01:23:19.420 If they

01:23:19.940 definitely don't

01:23:20.500 want to, it

01:23:20.980 doesn't work.

01:23:22.700 But suppose

01:23:23.400 you said,

01:23:24.000 okay, I

01:23:24.260 don't want

01:23:24.680 to.

01:23:25.040 And I

01:23:25.280 said, okay,

01:23:26.660 well let me

01:23:27.260 change your

01:23:27.840 mind.

01:23:29.380 And I would

01:23:29.940 tell you that

01:23:30.380 hypnosis never

01:23:31.140 hurt anybody.

01:23:32.440 I would tell

01:23:32.840 you that you'd

01:23:33.360 be aware the

01:23:34.200 whole time and

01:23:34.760 you could come

01:23:36.460 out of it at

01:23:37.160 will anytime

01:23:37.860 you wanted.

01:23:38.740 And I would

01:23:39.200 give you what's

01:23:39.740 called the

01:23:40.140 pre-talk.

01:23:41.360 It's part of

01:23:41.880 hypnosis actually.

01:23:43.200 The pre-talk is

01:23:44.800 to convince you

01:23:45.580 that there's no

01:23:46.140 risk.

01:23:47.820 So then I'd

01:23:48.640 convince you

01:23:49.060 there's no

01:23:49.460 risk.

01:23:49.800 You'd say, oh,

01:23:51.260 okay, I guess

01:23:52.460 I'm okay with

01:23:53.040 that.

01:23:54.000 And then I

01:23:54.520 would hypnotize

01:23:55.140 you.

01:23:56.500 So it's a

01:23:57.440 little bit of a

01:23:57.980 trick when

01:23:58.980 hypnotists say,

01:24:00.220 because we

01:24:00.600 always do, to

01:24:01.720 protect ourselves,

01:24:02.820 you can't

01:24:03.360 hypnotize somebody

01:24:04.100 who's unwilling.

01:24:05.500 True.

01:24:05.940 But you can

01:24:08.160 make them

01:24:08.620 willing.

01:24:10.780 We don't

01:24:12.000 mention that.

01:24:13.100 We don't

01:24:13.440 mention the

01:24:13.880 part where we

01:24:14.380 make you

01:24:14.800 willing, and

01:24:15.960 then we

01:24:16.380 hypnotize you.

01:24:18.640 By the way,

01:24:19.400 that's like the

01:24:20.000 greatest unspoken

01:24:21.660 secret of

01:24:22.360 hypnosis, is

01:24:23.920 that it's

01:24:26.960 sort of always

01:24:27.540 happening.

01:24:28.280 Like, you can't

01:24:29.040 turn it off.

01:24:32.580 It won't matter

01:24:33.800 if you know.

01:24:36.240 Yeah, and the

01:24:37.300 swinging watch

01:24:38.100 thing, that's

01:24:39.160 not part of

01:24:39.740 hypnosis.

01:24:40.120 hypnosis.

01:24:40.900 That doesn't

01:24:41.740 buy you

01:24:42.080 anything.

01:24:45.520 The ladies

01:24:46.340 of coffee

01:24:46.960 with Scott

01:24:47.400 Adams calendar

01:24:48.160 coming soon.

01:24:51.020 That would

01:24:51.960 be a big

01:24:52.340 hit.

01:24:57.440 You had a

01:24:58.120 hypnotist as a

01:24:58.960 roommate in

01:24:59.460 college, that's

01:25:00.300 where you learned

01:25:00.880 your love of

01:25:01.480 cleaning and

01:25:02.080 doing dishes.

01:25:02.640 did you

01:25:12.420 I need to know more about that

01:25:16.900 but I'd love to know

01:25:18.180 I'd love to know if you volunteered

01:25:20.600 to be hypnotized

01:25:23.180 so you would enjoy chores

01:25:24.600 or did your hypnotist

01:25:26.540 hypnotize you to do his chores

01:25:28.540 as well as yours

01:25:29.440 I could have gone either way

01:25:31.980 that is funny

01:25:33.660 have I ever hypnotized someone

01:25:38.240 and convinced them to kill themselves

01:25:39.940 no

01:25:40.540 and by the way that doesn't work

01:25:44.540 because people have tried that

01:25:45.980 it's never worked

01:25:47.660 apparently peer pressure can make somebody

01:25:50.520 kill somebody but actual hypnosis

01:25:52.560 doesn't seem to have that power

01:25:53.920 oh that was meant to be snarky

01:25:57.400 okay

01:25:57.720 can someone be hypnotized

01:26:08.820 to work harder to get more money

01:26:10.200 yes

01:26:10.680 yes they can

01:26:11.940 assuming they want to work harder

01:26:13.920 to get more money

01:26:14.680 what hypnosis is really good at

01:26:17.020 is helping you perform better

01:26:20.380 at ordinary things

01:26:21.420 that you want to perform at

01:26:22.500 so it can make you better

01:26:24.200 at tennis

01:26:25.260 golf

01:26:26.580 you know

01:26:27.040 it can get rid of the yips

01:26:28.360 flying

01:26:29.380 you know

01:26:30.060 if you're afraid of flying

01:26:30.940 so it makes everything you do

01:26:32.500 a little bit better

01:26:33.240 potentially

01:26:33.760 because you want to be better

01:26:35.840 at those things

01:26:36.400 alright

01:26:37.960 that's all for now

01:26:39.060 as usual

01:26:40.480 the most provocative

01:26:41.920 and challenging

01:26:42.920 live stream

01:26:43.640 in all the world

01:26:44.800 are autistic people

01:26:47.420 less prone to hypnosis

01:26:48.560 I've never seen anybody

01:26:52.840 deal with that question

01:26:53.780 but my

01:26:54.500 experience says

01:26:56.680 it should be the same

01:26:57.700 because generally speaking

01:26:59.420 you cannot identify

01:27:00.780 in advance

01:27:01.500 someone who's easy

01:27:02.920 to hypnotize

01:27:03.660 everybody can be hypnotized

01:27:05.780 but about 20%

01:27:07.300 can actually see things

01:27:08.580 that don't exist

01:27:09.280 and have like

01:27:10.560 a real experience

01:27:11.840 that's incredible

01:27:12.720 but there's no correlation

01:27:14.820 of IQ

01:27:16.580 or personality

01:27:17.880 or

01:27:18.580 anything

01:27:19.660 that seems to tell you

01:27:20.600 in advance

01:27:21.040 who's in the 20%

01:27:22.000 so my guess is

01:27:23.320 that

01:27:23.680 anybody who can

01:27:25.740 understand

01:27:26.520 language

01:27:27.660 would be about the same

01:27:29.080 could it cure

01:27:32.580 Kamala's cackle

01:27:34.500 yes

01:27:35.020 yes

01:27:36.100 that would be actually

01:27:37.540 a good use

01:27:38.140 yeah

01:27:38.820 Kamala could learn

01:27:39.780 through hypnosis

01:27:40.520 not to have that reaction

01:27:43.680 yes

01:27:44.060 that would be something

01:27:44.740 are we seeing

01:27:48.680 Ye's first big offer

01:27:50.060 I don't think

01:27:52.120 that's not the way

01:27:52.920 I would couch it

01:27:53.740 because I don't know

01:27:54.700 what you would call

01:27:55.320 the first big offer

01:27:56.320 I think what he's doing

01:28:00.440 is

01:28:01.000 trying to

01:28:02.220 unify people

01:28:03.720 by

01:28:05.100 slaying

01:28:06.240 all of our

01:28:06.820 sacred cows

01:28:07.700 because

01:28:08.940 if you and I

01:28:10.740 have a beef

01:28:11.420 here's an

01:28:13.480 unintentional pun

01:28:14.340 if we have a beef

01:28:15.640 usually it's because

01:28:18.560 I've got a sacred cow

01:28:19.700 and you've got a sacred cow

01:28:20.960 and I can't kill your sacred cow

01:28:23.300 and you can't

01:28:24.040 and I can't kill mine

01:28:25.180 so we've got our

01:28:26.240 like our sacred cows here

01:28:27.660 but

01:28:29.120 I think what Ye is doing

01:28:31.800 is like

01:28:32.200 how about

01:28:33.040 I'll murder my cow

01:28:34.360 so you don't have

01:28:36.600 any problems

01:28:37.180 on my end

01:28:37.760 I'll just kill my cow

01:28:38.760 I don't have any

01:28:39.420 sacred cows now

01:28:40.340 but

01:28:41.360 would you mind

01:28:42.580 if I kill your cow

01:28:43.580 see that's where

01:28:45.380 he gets in trouble

01:28:46.140 right

01:28:47.860 the trouble is

01:28:49.280 he's trying to

01:28:49.800 kill your cow

01:28:50.580 so when he

01:28:51.920 when he said

01:28:52.600 that

01:28:54.840 slavery

01:28:55.540 sounds like a choice

01:28:56.680 he was trying to

01:28:58.680 kill

01:28:58.980 the sacred cow

01:29:00.420 which is

01:29:01.820 oh

01:29:02.060 slavery is sort of

01:29:04.300 our narrative

01:29:04.880 that gives us

01:29:06.240 some

01:29:06.560 political clout

01:29:08.120 when he went

01:29:09.620 after the Jewish

01:29:10.260 community

01:29:10.800 their sacred cow

01:29:13.240 is

01:29:13.800 the Holocaust

01:29:15.400 it's the narrative

01:29:16.940 that gives them

01:29:18.480 cover and power

01:29:19.580 and

01:29:20.080 you know

01:29:20.720 unites them

01:29:22.000 and

01:29:22.280 allows them to get

01:29:23.540 support

01:29:24.060 and everything

01:29:24.660 so Ye goes

01:29:25.920 directly after

01:29:27.120 their sacred cow

01:29:28.060 by saying

01:29:28.920 Hitler

01:29:29.220 I love Hitler

01:29:29.960 he basically

01:29:33.260 just put a shiv

01:29:34.160 right through

01:29:34.520 the sacred cow

01:29:35.360 so

01:29:36.740 here's the thing

01:29:38.420 so far

01:29:39.340 he's only

01:29:39.920 wounded

01:29:40.400 everybody's cow

01:29:41.500 so we're all

01:29:42.540 just mad

01:29:43.140 hey

01:29:44.120 you asshole

01:29:44.920 you hurt my cow

01:29:46.120 stop hurting

01:29:47.600 my cow

01:29:48.180 but

01:29:49.920 if he keeps

01:29:51.360 pushing

01:29:51.860 he's going to

01:29:53.240 kill your cow

01:29:53.960 and then what

01:29:55.580 and then you're

01:29:57.160 free

01:29:57.420 and so is he

01:29:58.860 so he's

01:30:00.280 trying to kill

01:30:00.800 your cow

01:30:01.340 and you don't

01:30:01.800 want your cow

01:30:02.320 killed

01:30:02.700 but it's not

01:30:03.960 clear that

01:30:04.420 you're better

01:30:04.820 off with

01:30:05.240 your cow

01:30:05.680 I think

01:30:08.140 his play

01:30:08.640 is

01:30:08.880 I think

01:30:09.200 you're better

01:30:09.520 off without

01:30:09.940 your cow

01:30:10.560 and I'm

01:30:11.740 going to

01:30:11.980 kill it

01:30:12.660 for you

01:30:12.960 and prove it

01:30:13.600 now

01:30:15.640 he's killed

01:30:17.480 all of his

01:30:17.920 own sacred

01:30:18.480 cows

01:30:18.920 pretty sure

01:30:21.220 he was

01:30:22.020 worshipping

01:30:22.680 money just

01:30:23.840 a few weeks

01:30:24.380 ago

01:30:24.760 wasn't he

01:30:26.480 like he was

01:30:28.120 proud of being

01:30:28.760 the richest

01:30:29.240 black guy

01:30:29.820 in America

01:30:30.260 and stuff

01:30:30.680 and like he

01:30:31.920 just threw

01:30:32.260 it all away

01:30:32.760 for the

01:30:34.040 freedom

01:30:34.360 he killed

01:30:36.060 his own

01:30:36.400 cow

01:30:36.660 so

01:30:39.660 one more

01:30:41.580 topic

01:30:42.100 house passes

01:30:43.220 landmark bill

01:30:43.900 to protect

01:30:44.440 same-sex

01:30:45.020 marriages

01:30:45.520 sending it

01:30:46.160 to Biden's

01:30:46.680 desk

01:30:47.000 well that's

01:30:48.480 what Congress

01:30:49.160 is for

01:30:49.640 that's what

01:30:51.520 Congress

01:30:51.900 is for

01:30:52.420 so

01:30:54.120 do you

01:30:56.020 think

01:30:56.300 it makes

01:30:57.620 any difference

01:30:58.360 that there

01:30:59.120 would be

01:30:59.380 a federal

01:31:00.360 law

01:31:00.820 making it

01:31:02.780 legal for

01:31:03.740 same-sex

01:31:04.360 people to

01:31:04.800 get married

01:31:05.220 you think

01:31:06.220 that makes

01:31:06.560 any difference

01:31:07.220 I mean

01:31:09.260 it makes

01:31:10.160 a difference

01:31:10.500 in the sense

01:31:11.000 that there

01:31:11.360 are some

01:31:11.640 states

01:31:12.100 that might

01:31:12.640 try to

01:31:13.860 ban it

01:31:14.660 I don't

01:31:15.960 know

01:31:16.480 has anybody

01:31:19.480 been damaged

01:31:20.320 by gay

01:31:21.020 marriage

01:31:21.440 so here's

01:31:23.360 the thing

01:31:23.660 you know

01:31:24.420 I always

01:31:24.720 talk about

01:31:25.180 A-B

01:31:25.560 testing

01:31:25.960 gay marriage

01:31:27.240 has been

01:31:27.580 tested

01:31:28.000 has it

01:31:29.720 not

01:31:29.980 is there

01:31:31.760 some big

01:31:32.300 like emergency

01:31:33.500 problem from

01:31:34.480 all the gays

01:31:35.080 getting married

01:31:35.640 and they

01:31:36.000 cause some

01:31:36.400 problems

01:31:36.780 that I

01:31:37.100 don't know

01:31:37.380 about

01:31:37.660 if I had

01:31:40.980 to guess

01:31:41.640 I'll bet

01:31:42.920 you the

01:31:43.340 gay marriages

01:31:44.380 are successful

01:31:46.280 at least as

01:31:47.260 successful

01:31:47.780 as any other

01:31:49.380 kind

01:31:49.660 and maybe

01:31:50.820 more

01:31:51.300 I mean I'm

01:31:52.340 leaning toward

01:31:52.980 maybe more

01:31:53.660 but I don't

01:31:54.980 know

01:31:55.200 the reason I

01:31:57.540 say more

01:31:58.000 is that it

01:31:58.740 just makes

01:31:59.160 sense to me

01:31:59.660 that two

01:32:00.580 people of the

01:32:01.180 same gender

01:32:01.760 would have a

01:32:02.380 little bit

01:32:02.680 more

01:32:03.000 in common

01:32:04.480 in the

01:32:05.180 you know

01:32:06.060 sticking

01:32:06.380 together

01:32:06.800 area

01:32:07.540 that seems

01:32:09.080 like it

01:32:09.320 would be

01:32:09.420 some

01:32:09.600 advantage

01:32:10.040 yeah

01:32:11.980 birth rates

01:32:13.820 would be

01:32:14.080 affected

01:32:14.440 but still

01:32:14.960 freedom

01:32:15.400 requires that

01:32:16.080 we get

01:32:16.380 to decide

01:32:16.840 if we

01:32:17.080 have kids

01:32:17.420 or not

01:32:17.780 so would

01:32:21.600 you agree

01:32:21.980 with my

01:32:22.440 statement

01:32:22.800 that gay

01:32:23.620 marriage

01:32:23.960 has been

01:32:24.500 tested

01:32:25.060 thoroughly

01:32:27.100 tested

01:32:27.560 and that

01:32:28.740 there doesn't

01:32:29.280 seem to be

01:32:29.780 any downside

01:32:30.360 at all

01:32:30.820 would you

01:32:32.480 agree with

01:32:32.840 that statement

01:32:33.320 what's the

01:32:35.020 downside

01:32:35.420 if you

01:32:37.220 think there's

01:32:37.600 a downside

01:32:38.140 mention it

01:32:40.640 churches

01:32:43.180 lose

01:32:43.840 tax

01:32:44.320 status

01:32:44.940 yeah

01:32:47.400 that's

01:32:47.720 maybe

01:32:48.000 that's a

01:32:48.480 sub

01:32:48.740 that's a

01:32:49.360 sub

01:32:49.580 issue

01:32:49.880 that's a

01:32:50.440 different

01:32:50.640 issue

01:32:50.960 but

01:32:51.200 that's

01:32:51.740 an

01:32:51.840 important

01:32:52.100 one

01:32:52.840 yeah

01:32:59.840 okay

01:33:00.360 well I

01:33:01.960 would

01:33:02.140 so I guess

01:33:02.880 that's my

01:33:03.260 take

01:33:03.560 my take

01:33:04.560 is you

01:33:04.960 don't need

01:33:05.320 to test

01:33:05.720 something

01:33:06.080 that's been

01:33:06.500 that thoroughly

01:33:07.140 tested

01:33:07.600 and once

01:33:08.920 something is

01:33:09.600 tested

01:33:10.020 and it

01:33:10.560 works

01:33:10.960 you keep

01:33:12.520 those

01:33:12.840 so to me

01:33:13.860 this looks

01:33:14.280 like a good

01:33:14.900 evolution

01:33:15.400 it evolves

01:33:17.120 us from

01:33:17.560 something we

01:33:18.120 tested

01:33:18.500 and most

01:33:20.040 people agree

01:33:20.860 now I'll

01:33:21.940 accept that

01:33:22.460 maybe other

01:33:23.060 people are

01:33:23.600 disagreeing with

01:33:25.000 it

01:33:25.180 but even you

01:33:26.340 would agree

01:33:26.680 that it

01:33:26.960 worked

01:33:27.320 even if you

01:33:28.360 don't like

01:33:28.840 it

01:33:29.160 right

01:33:29.600 wouldn't you

01:33:30.180 agree

01:33:30.440 yeah

01:33:32.500 I mean it

01:33:33.120 hasn't caused

01:33:33.580 any problem

01:33:34.160 I can see

01:33:34.920 you know what

01:33:37.500 you never hear

01:33:38.080 I don't want

01:33:39.680 to be walking

01:33:40.260 in that

01:33:40.620 neighborhood

01:33:41.020 at night

01:33:41.840 because it's

01:33:42.840 an LGBTQ

01:33:43.540 neighborhood

01:33:44.360 you know

01:33:45.860 because those

01:33:46.320 dangerous

01:33:46.800 criminal

01:33:47.600 LGBTQ

01:33:48.420 people

01:33:49.080 might beat

01:33:49.560 me up

01:33:49.900 if I go

01:33:50.280 there

01:33:50.520 you know

01:33:52.600 I don't

01:33:52.920 think there's

01:33:53.520 any demographic

01:33:55.300 group

01:33:55.940 that has been

01:33:57.960 more successful

01:33:58.760 than the

01:33:59.760 LGBTQ

01:34:00.320 community

01:34:01.240 I mean

01:34:02.280 talk about

01:34:02.820 people who

01:34:03.420 are you know

01:34:04.200 definitely

01:34:04.820 adding to

01:34:05.620 your country

01:34:06.120 that they're

01:34:07.620 adding a lot

01:34:08.340 a lot

01:34:09.740 really

01:34:12.240 you doubt

01:34:13.120 that

01:34:13.440 you don't

01:34:15.100 think the

01:34:15.460 LGBT

01:34:15.860 community

01:34:16.600 is yet

01:34:17.340 another

01:34:17.760 super

01:34:18.580 advantage

01:34:19.000 of America

01:34:19.980 because if

01:34:21.640 you do

01:34:21.880 you haven't

01:34:22.200 been paying

01:34:22.600 attention

01:34:23.000 because they're

01:34:23.580 killing it

01:34:24.120 they're killing

01:34:25.400 it in all

01:34:26.440 kinds of

01:34:27.220 domains

01:34:27.660 you know

01:34:29.180 and always

01:34:30.980 have

01:34:31.280 you know

01:34:31.720 from

01:34:31.940 from Newton

01:34:33.080 to Da Vinci

01:34:34.480 to

01:34:35.880 maybe Tesla

01:34:37.540 you know

01:34:38.840 aren't some

01:34:39.260 of the most

01:34:39.680 famous successful

01:34:40.600 people in the

01:34:41.300 world

01:34:41.600 that were

01:34:42.860 known to

01:34:43.200 be gay

01:34:43.520 right

01:34:43.780 so

01:34:46.260 if you look

01:34:49.060 at

01:34:49.420 let's see

01:34:49.940 was it

01:34:50.260 Indonesia

01:34:50.780 that just

01:34:51.260 made

01:34:51.720 just made

01:34:55.440 premarital

01:34:56.360 sex illegal

01:34:57.080 but I'm

01:34:58.460 sure they

01:34:58.720 have some

01:34:59.000 views about

01:34:59.540 the LGBT

01:35:00.100 community

01:35:00.880 don't you

01:35:01.860 think that

01:35:02.180 a country

01:35:02.580 that

01:35:03.020 gives

01:35:04.680 you know

01:35:05.240 full

01:35:05.860 appreciation

01:35:06.560 to the

01:35:07.060 LGBT

01:35:07.440 community

01:35:08.240 gets more

01:35:09.640 value

01:35:10.160 a lot

01:35:11.560 more

01:35:11.860 than a

01:35:13.040 society

01:35:13.460 that

01:35:13.800 oppresses

01:35:14.280 them

01:35:14.580 isn't it

01:35:16.380 obvious

01:35:16.800 would

01:35:18.320 anybody

01:35:18.820 disagree

01:35:19.200 with that

01:35:19.640 to me

01:35:20.980 it's

01:35:21.120 obvious

01:35:21.540 it's

01:35:22.520 like

01:35:22.700 it's

01:35:22.900 an

01:35:23.080 entire

01:35:23.480 historically

01:35:24.920 super

01:35:25.940 successful

01:35:26.560 community

01:35:27.320 that why

01:35:28.340 would you

01:35:28.680 want to

01:35:29.100 suppress

01:35:29.560 some of

01:35:30.200 your

01:35:30.300 most

01:35:30.540 successful

01:35:30.940 people

01:35:31.400 historically

01:35:32.440 yeah

01:35:35.140 I don't

01:35:35.540 know

01:35:35.720 so I

01:35:36.400 think

01:35:36.540 that's

01:35:36.740 something

01:35:36.880 we do

01:35:37.140 right

01:35:37.360 I don't

01:35:39.400 know if

01:35:39.700 the rule

01:35:40.080 was

01:35:40.320 necessary

01:35:40.720 you know

01:35:41.100 I don't

01:35:41.320 know if

01:35:41.520 we need

01:35:41.800 a federal

01:35:42.240 rule

01:35:42.740 but I'm

01:35:43.380 always happy

01:35:44.120 when you

01:35:44.480 AB test

01:35:45.080 something

01:35:45.440 it works

01:35:46.560 and then

01:35:47.000 you codify

01:35:47.660 it

01:35:48.040 to me

01:35:49.360 that's

01:35:49.620 perfect

01:35:50.000 that's

01:35:51.040 exactly

01:35:51.400 what I

01:35:51.720 want

01:35:51.980 if it

01:35:53.160 hadn't

01:35:53.540 worked

01:35:54.000 like if

01:35:54.960 there was

01:35:55.160 some

01:35:55.320 big

01:35:55.520 problem

01:35:55.980 then I'd

01:35:56.340 say no

01:35:56.720 don't

01:35:57.120 codify

01:35:57.500 that

01:35:57.760 but

01:35:58.020 to me

01:35:59.200 it looks

01:35:59.440 like it

01:35:59.700 worked

01:35:59.940 Sarah

01:36:02.220 says stop

01:36:03.060 lying

01:36:03.540 what do

01:36:05.080 you think

01:36:05.280 I'm lying

01:36:05.740 about

01:36:06.040 you know

01:36:09.880 I often

01:36:10.580 say that

01:36:11.340 you know

01:36:12.240 the question

01:36:13.120 of should

01:36:13.520 you lie

01:36:13.980 or should

01:36:14.480 you not

01:36:15.020 is the

01:36:16.020 wrong

01:36:16.260 question

01:36:16.680 the right

01:36:18.820 question is

01:36:19.480 shouldn't

01:36:20.400 you live

01:36:20.820 your life

01:36:21.240 in a way

01:36:21.560 where you

01:36:21.900 don't need

01:36:22.260 to

01:36:22.480 like that

01:36:24.000 that's

01:36:24.360 the

01:36:24.560 that's

01:36:25.480 the goal

01:36:25.960 is to

01:36:26.900 simply

01:36:27.220 not

01:36:27.820 need

01:36:28.040 to

01:36:28.240 and

01:36:29.260 you know

01:36:29.960 I'm not

01:36:30.320 sure you

01:36:30.620 can get

01:36:30.940 all the

01:36:31.240 way to

01:36:31.560 not needing

01:36:32.040 to

01:36:32.300 because

01:36:32.660 it seems

01:36:33.080 like there's

01:36:33.460 always some

01:36:33.840 reason

01:36:34.140 you always

01:36:35.160 need to

01:36:35.480 lie to a

01:36:35.920 terrorist

01:36:36.280 to save

01:36:36.880 somebody's

01:36:37.240 life

01:36:37.460 right

01:36:37.640 there's

01:36:37.820 always

01:36:37.980 going to

01:36:38.120 be a

01:36:38.300 reason

01:36:38.480 but

01:36:39.460 you know

01:36:39.780 try to

01:36:40.100 get as

01:36:40.320 close as

01:36:40.800 you can

01:36:41.260 to not

01:36:42.020 having

01:36:42.260 any

01:36:42.580 reason

01:36:42.880 to

01:36:43.100 lie

01:36:43.380 and

01:36:44.960 I'm

01:36:46.280 pretty

01:36:46.600 close to

01:36:47.160 that

01:36:47.440 with this

01:36:48.120 live

01:36:48.400 stream

01:36:48.680 pretty

01:36:49.700 close

01:36:50.100 I mean

01:36:50.880 I can't

01:36:51.220 think of

01:36:51.540 anything

01:36:51.840 that I've

01:36:53.100 lied

01:36:53.280 about

01:36:53.540 so

01:36:54.560 I don't

01:36:55.600 I don't

01:36:56.100 ever feel

01:36:56.740 an impulse

01:36:57.620 to lie

01:36:58.140 like that's

01:36:59.820 never in my

01:37:00.360 mind

01:37:00.720 it's like

01:37:01.120 oh I better

01:37:01.580 lie about

01:37:02.000 this

01:37:02.300 because I

01:37:03.320 feel like

01:37:03.840 you know

01:37:04.760 you've

01:37:05.160 you've all

01:37:06.200 become the

01:37:06.680 kind of

01:37:07.000 people who

01:37:07.440 can hear

01:37:07.940 provocative

01:37:08.880 views

01:37:09.380 and not

01:37:09.900 blow up

01:37:10.580 Rashi

01:37:14.480 says

01:37:14.840 Scott thinks

01:37:15.400 he's telling

01:37:15.780 the truth

01:37:16.340 but he's

01:37:16.920 wrong

01:37:17.240 his perceived

01:37:18.500 truth is

01:37:19.120 wonky

01:37:19.500 well I agree

01:37:20.380 with you

01:37:20.700 yes

01:37:21.580 truth is

01:37:22.160 subjective

01:37:22.620 so the

01:37:23.740 only thing

01:37:24.100 I can

01:37:24.440 claim

01:37:24.780 is that

01:37:25.780 the thing

01:37:26.180 I think

01:37:26.540 is true

01:37:26.900 is what

01:37:27.180 I'm

01:37:27.280 saying

01:37:27.540 that's

01:37:27.880 all

01:37:27.980 I'm

01:37:28.060 saying

01:37:28.240 if gay

01:37:37.480 marriage

01:37:37.800 was successful

01:37:38.520 they wouldn't

01:37:39.060 need the

01:37:39.440 bill

01:37:39.640 that's

01:37:41.240 not

01:37:41.420 true

01:37:41.680 that

01:37:42.720 doesn't

01:37:43.020 follow

01:37:43.280 logically

01:37:43.800 the

01:37:52.500 downside

01:37:52.880 of gay

01:37:53.320 marriage

01:37:53.760 and what

01:37:54.300 about the

01:37:54.680 project

01:37:55.100 veritas

01:37:55.560 latest

01:37:56.240 video

01:37:56.680 I'm not

01:37:58.040 sure what

01:37:58.520 that point

01:37:58.920 is but I

01:37:59.380 think you're

01:37:59.740 saying that

01:38:01.100 there's a

01:38:01.460 project

01:38:01.820 veritas

01:38:02.240 video that

01:38:03.020 might go

01:38:03.460 to grooming

01:38:04.160 is it was

01:38:05.520 that a

01:38:05.780 grooming

01:38:06.100 question

01:38:06.640 are you

01:38:08.840 honestly

01:38:09.260 conflating

01:38:09.920 gay marriage

01:38:10.580 with grooming

01:38:11.300 because that

01:38:13.300 would be

01:38:13.560 very distasteful

01:38:14.720 am I

01:38:19.240 or is there

01:38:20.660 something more

01:38:21.140 to that

01:38:21.560 is it more

01:38:22.820 to the story

01:38:23.380 but I hope

01:38:25.460 you didn't

01:38:25.740 just do that

01:38:26.440 did you

01:38:26.980 did you

01:38:27.980 just say

01:38:28.360 that gay

01:38:28.900 marriage

01:38:29.220 is leading

01:38:29.660 to grooming

01:38:30.200 because that

01:38:31.940 would be

01:38:32.560 an odious

01:38:33.240 opinion

01:38:34.120 all right

01:38:42.940 well I

01:38:43.620 so I

01:38:44.540 I see

01:38:44.940 those

01:38:45.360 I see

01:38:47.200 those as

01:38:47.660 disconnected

01:38:48.360 topics

01:38:49.420 all right

01:38:52.240 the incidence

01:38:54.480 is higher

01:38:55.120 I don't

01:38:57.800 know how

01:38:58.040 to find

01:38:58.340 a good

01:38:58.580 hypnotist

01:38:59.240 because the

01:39:01.260 trouble is

01:39:01.820 they're

01:39:03.700 hypnotists

01:39:04.360 yay doesn't

01:39:07.200 try to

01:39:07.540 offend

01:39:08.040 Jesus

01:39:10.120 or

01:39:10.660 Mohammed

01:39:11.040 well he's

01:39:11.620 a pro

01:39:12.160 Jesus

01:39:12.460 guy

01:39:12.800 that's

01:39:13.160 his

01:39:13.280 whole

01:39:13.440 point

01:39:13.840 I've

01:39:16.200 I've

01:39:16.680 heard yay

01:39:17.120 say

01:39:17.500 positive

01:39:17.980 things

01:39:18.380 about

01:39:18.760 Islam

01:39:19.420 but I

01:39:22.480 don't know

01:39:22.780 if I've

01:39:23.080 heard negative

01:39:23.660 things

01:39:24.220 I don't

01:39:24.960 know

01:39:25.520 draw a

01:39:29.380 cartoon

01:39:29.760 of

01:39:30.120 Mohammed

01:39:30.520 somebody

01:39:30.960 says

01:39:31.360 you know

01:39:32.480 what

01:39:32.700 I'm

01:39:34.300 okay with

01:39:34.820 everybody

01:39:35.320 having their

01:39:35.880 one thing

01:39:36.500 right

01:39:38.000 if black

01:39:39.120 people want

01:39:39.680 to have

01:39:39.980 the n

01:39:40.420 word

01:39:40.720 for

01:39:41.100 themselves

01:39:41.540 I think

01:39:42.960 well

01:39:43.420 hey

01:39:44.320 I want

01:39:44.820 to use

01:39:45.100 all the

01:39:45.420 words

01:39:45.720 too

01:39:46.000 but that's

01:39:46.480 such a

01:39:46.860 small

01:39:47.240 ask

01:39:47.740 it's

01:39:48.740 such a

01:39:49.080 small

01:39:49.460 thing

01:39:49.740 to ask

01:39:50.280 all right

01:39:51.200 if

01:39:53.320 Islam

01:39:54.700 wants

01:39:56.380 cartoonists

01:39:57.140 not to

01:39:57.520 draw comics

01:39:58.120 of them

01:39:58.540 my first

01:40:00.000 impression

01:40:00.320 is I

01:40:00.640 want to

01:40:00.880 be able

01:40:01.120 to draw

01:40:01.400 a comic

01:40:01.760 about

01:40:02.040 anything

01:40:02.320 I want

01:40:02.840 and then

01:40:03.580 I think

01:40:03.860 well that's

01:40:04.300 the smallest

01:40:04.940 thing to

01:40:05.880 ask for

01:40:06.380 and that's

01:40:07.280 really a

01:40:07.740 small ask

01:40:08.520 if the

01:40:09.180 only thing

01:40:09.640 I can't

01:40:10.040 do

01:40:10.240 is draw

01:40:11.240 a comic

01:40:11.860 about

01:40:12.200 you know

01:40:13.040 one

01:40:13.400 one religious

01:40:14.340 group

01:40:14.740 it doesn't

01:40:16.780 affect me

01:40:17.180 too much

01:40:17.580 yeah

01:40:19.600 even

01:40:19.860 no matter

01:40:20.840 what you

01:40:21.160 think of

01:40:21.620 the ask

01:40:22.260 it's very

01:40:22.820 small

01:40:23.320 we left

01:40:29.900 behind a

01:40:30.420 U.S.

01:40:30.740 Marine to

01:40:31.320 secure the

01:40:31.940 release of

01:40:32.540 Griner

01:40:32.860 well I

01:40:34.380 assume

01:40:34.760 the U.S.

01:40:36.020 Marine has

01:40:36.520 already

01:40:36.980 come back

01:40:38.400 oh the

01:40:49.920 Marine has

01:40:50.280 been there

01:40:50.580 for five

01:40:50.980 years

01:40:51.220 oh you're

01:40:51.920 talking about

01:40:52.300 the guy

01:40:52.620 we didn't

01:40:53.180 didn't

01:40:53.640 bring back

01:40:54.200 all right

01:40:57.060 yeah

01:40:57.420 yeah

01:40:59.680 well

01:40:59.940 in is

01:41:00.220 still there

01:41:00.640 right

01:41:00.920 all right

01:41:03.520 that's all

01:41:04.460 for now

01:41:04.900 YouTube

01:41:05.940 I'll see you

01:41:06.980 tomorrow

01:41:07.240 I'm going to

01:41:07.680 talk to the

01:41:08.040 locals people

01:41:08.580 for a moment

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - December 08, 2022

Episode 1951 Scott Adams： What Do You Think Of Anonymity On Twitter？ And Lots More About The News

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