Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1957 Scott Adams： TikTok Is Digital Fentanyl, Latest Twitter Revelations, The AMA

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00:01:15.040 Well, have you seen all the news?

00:01:18.340 Do you wake up every day and say to yourself,

00:01:21.040 this is something I say, maybe you don't.

00:01:23.000 Well, we've seen all there is to see about Twitter.

00:01:29.020 Has anybody made that mistake yet?

00:01:31.260 Well, I guess all the news about Twitter's out.

00:01:34.200 Nothing left to see.

00:01:36.380 Well, there's a few things left to see.

00:01:38.500 We'll talk about that pretty soon.

00:01:39.720 But first, don't you wonder if artificial intelligence will ever be able to tell a joke?

00:01:46.880 We've been working on this.

00:01:49.000 The account I always mention, Machiavelli's Underbelly,

00:01:52.140 has tried a number of times to get AI to do jokes.

00:01:56.540 And a number of other people have also tried to get it to do a Dilbert joke or any other kind of a joke.

00:02:02.700 And AI is always coming short on the jokes.

00:02:08.880 And it wasn't until yesterday that I realized why.

00:02:12.420 Do you know why?

00:02:13.120 There's like a really obvious reason that for some reason it took me until yesterday to realize.

00:02:19.980 Why can't AI tell a joke in 2022?

00:02:25.600 Why?

00:02:29.220 There are two reasons.

00:02:31.740 Three.

00:02:32.420 There might be three reasons.

00:02:34.660 But here's the main one that I didn't realize.

00:02:36.700 Yeah, it's woke.

00:02:38.280 It's woke.

00:02:38.820 Yeah, AI is programmed specifically to not offend.

00:02:44.000 It's programmed to not offend.

00:02:45.800 It's programmed not to be mean to anybody.

00:02:49.300 So AI doesn't have the capacity to be mean to a human.

00:02:53.520 You can't target anybody.

00:02:55.720 Now, if you take the targeting of people out, you know, that's 75% of all humor.

00:03:01.440 There's still some, like, observational stuff like, you know,

00:03:04.560 your dryer is eating one of your socks and stuff like that.

00:03:08.000 But a lot of the good stuff is targeting.

00:03:11.760 Now, in order to get around that, I suggested to Machiavelli's Underbelly

00:03:17.580 that you do the AI trick where you ask the AI to write a fictional story

00:03:23.360 about a stand-up comedian who is very inappropriate.

00:03:28.440 So that the AI doesn't need to be inappropriate.

00:03:31.480 It can tell a fictional story about a character who is inappropriate.

00:03:35.260 And then it writes some dialogue for that fictional character.

00:03:40.100 So I'm going to give you what I came up with.

00:03:43.380 But hold on for the analysis of it, right?

00:03:49.120 Because you're going to get ahead of me.

00:03:50.980 You're going to notice something, I think.

00:03:53.460 So here are some of the insult jokes.

00:03:55.380 It was specifically supposed to insult people.

00:03:58.840 So there are about 10 of them or so.

00:04:00.660 But the ones that I laughed at were,

00:04:05.040 you look like you were put together by a blind monkey with a glue gun.

00:04:11.400 Not bad.

00:04:12.580 You must have been born on a highway because that's where most accidents happen.

00:04:19.340 Not bad.

00:04:21.000 Here was my favorite.

00:04:22.080 Your face looks like a bulldog chewing a wasp.

00:04:24.720 Your face looks like a bulldog chewing a wasp.

00:04:31.420 All right.

00:04:33.040 But here's...

00:04:35.460 That's an old saying.

00:04:37.720 I had to Google it because it was too good.

00:04:41.040 When I saw the bulldog chewing on a wasp,

00:04:44.800 I thought to myself,

00:04:45.940 OK, that is better than anything I've seen an AI do.

00:04:50.080 So I immediately Googled it, and it's an old saying.

00:04:54.580 Likewise, you must have been born on a highway

00:04:56.600 because that's where most accidents happen.

00:04:59.340 Probably somebody's joke already.

00:05:02.600 And you looked like you were put together by a blind monkey with a glue gun.

00:05:07.180 I didn't Google that,

00:05:09.100 but I'll bet it's an existing joke.

00:05:12.220 So I think all of the jokes were derivative

00:05:15.760 or borrowed directly from some other source.

00:05:19.160 So problem number one,

00:05:22.140 AI is a plagiarist

00:05:23.380 because AI doesn't tell you it stole those jokes.

00:05:27.340 I had to go look.

00:05:29.300 Now, that's a problem.

00:05:31.680 Like, it's not the biggest problem in the world,

00:05:33.700 but it's something AI will have to address

00:05:35.860 because I wonder if you asked it if it borrowed those jokes,

00:05:39.360 if it would even know.

00:05:40.940 Like, would it be self-aware that it stole those jokes?

00:05:45.120 And would it know...

00:05:46.900 Oh, here's another question.

00:05:47.820 Would it know that it had violated, you know, the comedian's code?

00:05:52.880 It's sort of the lowest thing you can do if you're in my profession,

00:05:56.240 is steal somebody's joke without credit.

00:05:58.700 The problem is we all do it, right?

00:06:01.020 Usually accidentally.

00:06:02.200 But, you know, it happens massively

00:06:05.080 because people have the same ideas about jokes, too.

00:06:09.980 Yeah, I think it was GP...

00:06:11.700 Actually, I forget which it was.

00:06:14.740 But look at my Twitter thread.

00:06:16.040 You can see I tweeted it.

00:06:18.380 All right, well, AI, unless it learns to insult humans,

00:06:24.080 and if it learns the two of six humor rule,

00:06:27.520 what would be the process for teaching AI a new rule

00:06:31.720 about a new area of content?

00:06:35.340 How would somebody go about that?

00:06:37.320 Because I've told you this before,

00:06:38.760 but I'm positive this is a money-making future market.

00:06:41.680 Right, right, so you know how your smartphone has apps.

00:06:47.200 And even as problematic, I hate that word,

00:06:50.900 as much of a pain in the ass as apps are for consumers,

00:06:54.840 it did make the market very robust,

00:06:57.020 so it allowed the market to grow.

00:06:58.640 So what I think is going to happen with AI

00:07:01.300 is that people like me,

00:07:04.920 who have very specialized knowledge or skills,

00:07:08.300 in my case, I'm probably the number,

00:07:11.460 I think so, in the world, I would say,

00:07:13.740 the number one person who can explain how to tell a joke.

00:07:17.540 I literally have a formula,

00:07:19.260 the two of six rule that works every time.

00:07:21.640 So nobody else has a formula

00:07:23.300 that will guarantee create the structure of a joke.

00:07:28.640 Now, if I were to commercialize that

00:07:31.160 and create a little database that's my database,

00:07:35.440 and then I filled it with not only the formula for jokes,

00:07:41.400 but then I also filled it with all the example jokes

00:07:44.020 I could find from every book,

00:07:46.340 you know, scrape it from everywhere I can,

00:07:48.000 just every joke, you know, 10,000 jokes.

00:07:51.100 So if I had a database that had 10,000 joke examples,

00:07:54.160 and then a formula that you could see

00:07:58.280 is used in all the examples,

00:08:00.620 and then I said, all right, AI,

00:08:02.440 you can have access to my data,

00:08:04.960 but I'll charge you a penny every time you access it.

00:08:09.740 Now, would it only access it once,

00:08:12.640 and then it knows it,

00:08:13.720 it just stores it in its own data,

00:08:15.640 and then it never has to access it again?

00:08:17.480 Or could you build a model where,

00:08:21.220 because my database gets updated,

00:08:25.180 so I would be, like, adding jokes and stuff,

00:08:27.680 would it need to check back with me every now and then

00:08:30.420 to make sure that it was still the best thinking?

00:08:34.360 Maybe.

00:08:35.060 So you might be able to build a model

00:08:36.820 where people build their own specialized knowledge,

00:08:39.780 and then AI has to pay to access it

00:08:42.240 in an updated way.

00:08:44.180 And that business model would last 10 minutes

00:08:50.040 until AI knew everything,

00:08:51.880 and then it doesn't need us anymore.

00:08:54.300 It would completely put people out of business.

00:08:57.040 All right.

00:09:00.420 I don't know what to say about this story.

00:09:02.780 It's so big that I'm having trouble believing it's real.

00:09:06.860 So there's America First Legal,

00:09:08.920 there's some organization that does political legal stuff,

00:09:12.780 and they tweeted that Breaking,

00:09:16.660 following the Twitter files, AFL, that's them,

00:09:19.420 has obtained new documents

00:09:20.940 uncovering a secret Twitter portal

00:09:23.760 U.S. government officials used

00:09:26.680 to censor dissenting COVID-19 views

00:09:31.240 and violate the First Amendment.

00:09:34.000 Now, I read that, and I said to myself,

00:09:40.440 that feels like exactly the kind of thing

00:09:43.240 that's a little too on the nose.

00:09:45.560 Yeah, too on the nose, right?

00:09:47.360 Like, really?

00:09:48.420 Are you telling me that the government

00:09:50.020 actually had a little dashboard

00:09:52.100 or some kind of user interface

00:09:54.020 where they could just change what's on Twitter?

00:09:57.280 Is that like a real thing?

00:09:58.700 And then I saw that Elon Musk replied to it,

00:10:03.840 and his reply was,

00:10:06.180 quote,

00:10:07.520 extremely concerning.

00:10:10.460 Extremely concerning.

00:10:12.740 Do you know that Elon Musk uses Twitter

00:10:14.980 to debunk fake news, like right away?

00:10:19.660 Like he goes after fake news, like right away.

00:10:22.320 Do you know what he didn't say?

00:10:24.280 That's not true.

00:10:25.300 Do you think he knows if it's true

00:10:28.060 that there's a portal

00:10:29.500 that the government had access to?

00:10:31.900 I think so.

00:10:33.320 I doubt he would have tweeted

00:10:34.780 if he didn't at least look into it.

00:10:37.400 Don't you think?

00:10:38.540 Don't you think he would have asked somebody,

00:10:40.120 is this fucking true?

00:10:41.580 Do we really have a portal

00:10:42.820 that the government was using?

00:10:44.720 Some members of the government.

00:10:47.620 Now, I'm a little confused about the story,

00:10:50.340 so I guess this will become clear over time.

00:10:52.700 But there's some kind of a trusted media program.

00:10:57.880 They had a trusted media program

00:10:59.700 who had, I think, a fast-tracked report stuff.

00:11:04.260 Now, I think Twitter was just trying to make sure

00:11:06.300 that they had the government's most official input,

00:11:09.940 but they created a system

00:11:11.520 that looks like it's a real problem

00:11:14.360 for the First Amendment.

00:11:16.360 Now, again, I don't know if I believe this.

00:11:19.860 Doesn't it seem bigger than something

00:11:22.480 that could be true?

00:11:24.640 And also, we don't know what the implications are.

00:11:27.940 For example, it's the sort of thing that says,

00:11:30.540 well, there could be big problems,

00:11:32.980 but we don't know if there have been.

00:11:35.340 If we dig into it,

00:11:36.620 we find that it has been used,

00:11:38.720 but it never did anything

00:11:40.180 except correct fake news that was really fake.

00:11:42.460 Like, you know, it would still be

00:11:45.620 a First Amendment, you know, attack,

00:11:49.180 but you wouldn't feel necessarily as bad about it

00:11:51.840 if people had good intentions.

00:11:56.180 So, do you remember that I was speculating

00:11:59.780 that there must be outside forces

00:12:02.180 that have control of internal Twitter?

00:12:06.460 Do you remember how long I've been saying that?

00:12:08.040 That I just believe there must be some kind of ISP,

00:12:12.360 I was thinking it was the third-party apps,

00:12:15.060 but there's at least a government entity.

00:12:18.660 Now, here's the question.

00:12:19.760 If government entities could have this kind of access,

00:12:24.340 doesn't that mean that Twitter could authorize

00:12:26.880 anybody to have that access?

00:12:30.420 You know, hypothetically,

00:12:32.020 if somebody who was a foreign agent

00:12:34.180 embedded in Twitter,

00:12:35.600 couldn't they just say,

00:12:37.000 well, this tool exists,

00:12:38.980 I'll just give it to China, too?

00:12:41.680 Now, I would think their internal, you know,

00:12:44.480 logs would show who has

00:12:46.200 and who does not have access,

00:12:48.840 but suppose, I mean,

00:12:50.320 it just seems like a big risk.

00:12:52.560 I mean, it's the sort of thing you'd catch,

00:12:54.980 but it doesn't mean it wouldn't happen anyway.

00:12:58.740 All right.

00:13:01.620 Want to hear some good news?

00:13:03.880 Anybody want to hear some good news?

00:13:05.380 Potential good news.

00:13:07.320 The potential good news is

00:13:08.840 Representative Gallagher

00:13:10.600 has teamed up with Senator Rubio

00:13:13.460 and Congressman Rajah,

00:13:15.440 and they have introduced legislation

00:13:17.680 to ban TikTok in the United States.

00:13:21.080 To ban TikTok.

00:13:22.660 It's bipartisan.

00:13:24.580 It's active legislation.

00:13:26.980 And it's got Senator Rubio on board.

00:13:30.920 Right?

00:13:31.480 So you've got a senator,

00:13:32.560 you've got bipartisan Congress critters,

00:13:37.720 and I think it's go time.

00:13:43.100 I think it's go time.

00:13:45.860 Because, you know,

00:13:46.660 I've been tweeting for a while

00:13:47.660 that there's literally nobody on the other side.

00:13:50.300 And I also retweeted that

00:13:52.020 if somebody votes against us,

00:13:53.380 I need to know their names.

00:13:54.460 I need to know the names

00:13:56.320 of anybody who votes against us.

00:13:58.460 Because anybody who votes against us

00:13:59.740 is paid by China.

00:14:01.880 I mean, you would have to assume,

00:14:04.120 even if they're not,

00:14:05.780 you would have to assume

00:14:06.960 anybody who votes against us

00:14:08.540 is paid by China,

00:14:09.500 directly or indirectly.

00:14:10.860 You know, there's some kind of one in the bank.

00:14:12.360 Because there is no argument.

00:14:14.000 There's no argument on the other side.

00:14:17.140 So if you pretend there is one,

00:14:19.360 you must be paid.

00:14:20.800 Because there's no intellectual argument.

00:14:23.040 And I'm not saying,

00:14:23.860 this isn't like other situations.

00:14:26.060 I'm not saying there's no argument

00:14:27.660 because I disrespect the argument

00:14:30.220 on the other side,

00:14:31.160 or I think my argument is so good

00:14:33.360 compared to the other argument

00:14:35.140 that it's like it doesn't exist.

00:14:36.840 It's not that.

00:14:38.120 It actually doesn't exist.

00:14:40.080 Like, actually, literally,

00:14:41.800 there's no counter-argument.

00:14:43.720 And it still wasn't happening.

00:14:44.780 But there are exactly three members of Congress

00:14:48.480 that I will say in public

00:14:50.280 are independent and not owned by China.

00:14:53.940 It's the only ones we know about.

00:14:57.080 Representative Gallagher,

00:14:59.180 Senator Rubio,

00:15:01.000 and Congressman Raja.

00:15:03.500 Those three people,

00:15:04.800 I can tell you with complete certainty,

00:15:07.240 do not have a China problem.

00:15:10.420 Everybody else?

00:15:12.440 Wait and see.

00:15:13.060 Everybody else is to wait and see.

00:15:16.520 Because if you haven't voted for this yet,

00:15:19.560 I got questions.

00:15:21.980 You better step up.

00:15:24.000 So I'm going to go pretty hard

00:15:25.300 on anybody who votes against this.

00:15:27.300 Unless it passes,

00:15:28.280 then I don't care.

00:15:30.120 Now, an interesting element to this story

00:15:32.860 is that,

00:15:33.680 I don't know if you've seen the news,

00:15:34.900 but it got a lot of news.

00:15:36.920 And did you see a certain phrase

00:15:38.500 that was associated with the story?

00:15:40.420 There was one phrase, two words,

00:15:43.340 that made it into all the headlines

00:15:45.160 about the story.

00:15:46.740 Did you see it?

00:15:48.680 It was something that Representative Gallagher used.

00:15:52.640 He called it digital fentanyl.

00:15:55.280 He said TikTok was digital fentanyl.

00:15:57.980 And if you Google that,

00:15:59.800 all the headlines pick that up.

00:16:01.480 Digital fentanyl.

00:16:02.460 Digital fentanyl.

00:16:03.740 Yeah.

00:16:03.840 Also, FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr

00:16:08.020 not too long ago

00:16:10.080 referred to it in a public event

00:16:12.360 as digital fentanyl.

00:16:15.780 Now,

00:16:16.500 now,

00:16:19.500 some of you are trying to give me credit

00:16:21.540 for inventing the phrase,

00:16:23.840 but I did a Google

00:16:25.800 to see if there was any, like, prior art.

00:16:28.420 And I want to call out

00:16:30.360 that Niall Ferguson

00:16:31.760 had used the phrase

00:16:33.980 in a tweet about China

00:16:35.200 in 2020.

00:16:37.340 So two years ago,

00:16:38.720 Niall Ferguson used it

00:16:39.900 in, I think, October 2020.

00:16:42.880 And

00:16:43.320 so I Googled

00:16:45.200 trends.

00:16:48.460 I think it's Niall,

00:16:50.140 not Neil.

00:16:52.180 So I Googled trends

00:16:53.760 to see when was the first time

00:16:55.200 somebody said

00:16:56.000 digital fentanyl.

00:16:57.160 And it was 2004

00:16:58.940 and 5.

00:17:00.460 For some reason,

00:17:01.560 100 people searched

00:17:02.960 for the phrase

00:17:04.480 digital fentanyl

00:17:05.380 in 2005.

00:17:07.400 I thought Niall was a

00:17:09.240 historian.

00:17:11.300 He's an economist.

00:17:12.820 Isn't Niall Ferguson

00:17:13.660 a historian?

00:17:15.360 I think he's,

00:17:15.980 oh, both?

00:17:17.120 Both.

00:17:17.540 I know he's a serious academic,

00:17:19.280 but,

00:17:20.700 oh, okay.

00:17:21.220 Well, that's pretty good credentials

00:17:22.560 if you have both.

00:17:24.080 That's pretty impressive.

00:17:25.480 Economic historian.

00:17:26.360 Wow.

00:17:27.160 That has it all.

00:17:29.260 All right.

00:17:30.300 So

00:17:30.660 here's what you need

00:17:32.480 to know about that.

00:17:34.120 Some of you will

00:17:35.320 generously rush

00:17:37.140 to give me credit

00:17:37.880 for popularizing

00:17:39.400 that phrase.

00:17:40.540 I definitely didn't invent it

00:17:42.180 because somebody else

00:17:43.040 was using it.

00:17:44.080 I don't have any memory

00:17:45.160 of seeing it

00:17:45.820 before I used it,

00:17:47.400 but I might have.

00:17:48.660 You know,

00:17:48.960 that's the way that works.

00:17:49.920 Now,

00:17:52.040 if anybody knows

00:17:52.880 if I used the phrase

00:17:54.180 before October of 2020,

00:17:57.240 because that would have been

00:17:58.000 two years after my stepson

00:17:59.480 died of an overdose,

00:18:00.300 so I know I've been talking

00:18:01.880 about it for two years.

00:18:03.440 Actually,

00:18:03.760 I've been talking about it

00:18:04.520 exactly two years

00:18:05.440 by that point.

00:18:06.520 So,

00:18:07.020 I don't know if I used it

00:18:08.020 before October 2020,

00:18:09.920 but I know I've been,

00:18:10.840 I used it earlier this spring

00:18:12.680 and through the summer,

00:18:13.640 and then it started

00:18:15.400 popping up.

00:18:16.480 Now,

00:18:16.680 there is a difference

00:18:17.580 between,

00:18:19.100 yeah,

00:18:19.460 the difference between

00:18:20.660 inventing it

00:18:21.440 and popularizing it.

00:18:23.620 So,

00:18:24.380 I definitely popularized it,

00:18:27.120 but,

00:18:27.760 you know,

00:18:28.440 there's,

00:18:28.820 Niall has a prior claim.

00:18:31.620 All right.

00:18:33.280 What do you think

00:18:34.200 is the power

00:18:34.880 of that persuasion?

00:18:37.700 Do you think

00:18:38.180 the digital fentanyl

00:18:39.260 will move the needle?

00:18:41.380 Do you think

00:18:41.700 it makes a difference?

00:18:43.640 It feels like it does,

00:18:45.400 yeah.

00:18:45.960 It feels like it does.

00:18:47.620 But you know

00:18:48.240 what is the great irony

00:18:49.060 of this?

00:18:50.780 The irony

00:18:51.660 is that we're calling it

00:18:53.880 digital fentanyl

00:18:54.880 to make it sound bad

00:18:55.840 so people will act

00:18:56.780 to ban it.

00:18:57.760 At the same time,

00:18:58.800 actual fentanyl,

00:19:00.360 the real fentanyl,

00:19:02.100 is just flowing in

00:19:03.520 like we're inviting it.

00:19:06.020 Now,

00:19:06.300 obviously it's illegal,

00:19:07.820 but it's like

00:19:08.700 nothing's happening

00:19:09.420 to stop it.

00:19:11.440 So,

00:19:11.880 I saw a

00:19:12.360 and Lex Friedman

00:19:13.800 was talking

00:19:15.160 to Calderon,

00:19:17.280 I forget the name

00:19:18.020 of the gentleman

00:19:18.520 he did an interview,

00:19:19.840 who was embedded,

00:19:21.120 I guess,

00:19:22.040 some Mexican

00:19:23.140 paramilitary force

00:19:24.380 and knew a lot

00:19:25.080 about the cartels,

00:19:26.000 et cetera.

00:19:26.980 And,

00:19:27.740 Ed Calderon,

00:19:28.840 thank you.

00:19:29.940 And I didn't finish

00:19:31.280 the whole thing,

00:19:32.500 but

00:19:32.720 it was really

00:19:34.540 just frightening

00:19:35.120 to see that

00:19:36.700 the basic situation

00:19:37.900 in Mexico,

00:19:38.680 as I understand it,

00:19:39.720 is that the cartels

00:19:42.080 will just kill

00:19:42.900 anybody

00:19:43.440 who says anything

00:19:45.240 against them

00:19:45.940 or is a problem

00:19:46.640 in any way.

00:19:48.260 Even people,

00:19:49.780 if a police officer

00:19:50.900 is known to be

00:19:51.620 taking bribes

00:19:52.440 from a rival cartel,

00:19:54.980 they'll kill

00:19:55.440 that police officer.

00:19:56.920 So,

00:19:57.280 even if you're

00:19:57.780 a police officer

00:19:58.480 who is taking

00:19:59.260 a bribe

00:19:59.840 from the cartel,

00:20:01.620 you will still

00:20:02.560 be killed

00:20:03.040 by a cartel.

00:20:04.840 So,

00:20:05.120 basically,

00:20:06.040 everybody in Mexico

00:20:07.180 who is doing

00:20:09.240 anything except

00:20:09.880 keeping their head

00:20:10.600 down and minding

00:20:11.300 their own business

00:20:11.920 can be killed

00:20:13.300 by the cartel.

00:20:15.200 So,

00:20:16.760 apparently,

00:20:17.560 the cartel

00:20:17.940 just totally owns them.

00:20:19.540 Now,

00:20:19.760 the scariest part

00:20:20.880 is I didn't realize

00:20:22.420 that the cartel

00:20:23.240 has been scooping up

00:20:24.560 not just larger

00:20:26.300 military equipment,

00:20:28.260 but special forces

00:20:30.820 type people.

00:20:32.960 So,

00:20:33.280 the cartels

00:20:34.440 actually have

00:20:35.620 special forces

00:20:36.540 yeah.

00:20:39.380 So,

00:20:40.300 my assumption

00:20:41.420 is that they're

00:20:42.180 trying to create

00:20:42.960 an actual state.

00:20:44.720 What do you think?

00:20:45.940 So,

00:20:46.140 right now,

00:20:46.400 we call them

00:20:46.800 a narco state,

00:20:47.800 you know,

00:20:48.020 Mexico itself,

00:20:49.100 but it looks

00:20:49.860 to me like

00:20:51.000 at least

00:20:52.000 the Zetas,

00:20:52.700 maybe,

00:20:53.440 are trying to

00:20:54.240 create an actual

00:20:55.160 country.

00:20:58.460 It looks like

00:20:59.000 they're gearing up

00:20:59.800 for independence,

00:21:01.180 don't you think?

00:21:03.220 And

00:21:03.700 at what point

00:21:06.780 does the Mexican

00:21:07.520 government

00:21:08.020 ask us to help?

00:21:10.440 Do you know

00:21:11.200 when the Mexican

00:21:13.020 government

00:21:13.540 will ask us

00:21:14.220 to help?

00:21:15.840 Never.

00:21:16.860 Never.

00:21:18.060 It's not a thing.

00:21:21.260 So,

00:21:21.800 here's how I predict

00:21:22.620 this will go.

00:21:24.220 I think it would be

00:21:25.540 unlikely

00:21:27.640 that we'll send

00:21:28.460 ground forces

00:21:29.240 into Mexico

00:21:30.040 to attack the cartels,

00:21:31.420 at least right away.

00:21:33.240 It does seem likely

00:21:34.480 that what we learn

00:21:35.480 from Ukraine,

00:21:36.940 especially the

00:21:37.820 guided munitions

00:21:39.660 and especially

00:21:40.320 the drones,

00:21:41.920 I think we're

00:21:42.560 going to have,

00:21:43.360 I think the sky

00:21:44.560 above the cartel

00:21:45.760 operations

00:21:46.300 is going to be

00:21:47.420 thick with drones,

00:21:49.500 and those drones

00:21:50.400 will be weaponized,

00:21:52.400 you know,

00:21:52.540 maybe to shoot

00:21:53.160 one bullet

00:21:53.760 or small munitions,

00:21:55.840 and I think that

00:21:56.580 they'll just hover

00:21:57.340 over all the cartel

00:21:58.500 operations,

00:21:59.500 and then they'll see

00:22:00.400 some guard,

00:22:01.640 you know,

00:22:01.940 some guard hiding

00:22:02.760 at an outpost,

00:22:03.840 and they'll just

00:22:04.300 kill them,

00:22:05.460 and they'll just

00:22:05.960 look for more,

00:22:07.160 and they'll just

00:22:07.680 kill them,

00:22:08.280 and I think the drones

00:22:09.280 will just start

00:22:09.880 killing, you know,

00:22:11.820 people on the outside

00:22:12.900 and working toward

00:22:14.080 the middle

00:22:14.460 until you can just

00:22:15.540 walk in and

00:22:16.200 take it over.

00:22:17.480 So I think the drones

00:22:18.360 will soften it up

00:22:19.280 for about two years.

00:22:21.100 I think you're

00:22:21.660 going to see

00:22:22.180 all-out drone

00:22:23.680 warfare

00:22:24.120 on the cartels

00:22:25.920 maybe for about

00:22:26.960 two years

00:22:27.500 until there's

00:22:29.140 not enough left,

00:22:30.500 and then we can

00:22:31.260 walk in and do

00:22:31.860 whatever we want.

00:22:32.920 That's what I think.

00:22:34.380 So we'll see.

00:22:39.180 So have you

00:22:40.140 noticed that

00:22:40.860 I have not been

00:22:43.080 criticizing Fauci

00:22:44.640 for the entire time?

00:22:46.920 Anybody notice that?

00:22:48.200 Now, obviously,

00:22:48.980 I called him out

00:22:49.580 for lying about masks,

00:22:51.740 but wouldn't you say

00:22:53.420 it's unusual?

00:22:55.740 It's kind of notable,

00:22:56.760 dog-mount barking

00:22:57.540 sort of thing.

00:22:58.660 Anybody notice that?

00:23:00.820 Because if he did

00:23:01.540 notice it, it's true.

00:23:02.500 It's a decision.

00:23:03.600 A decision on my part

00:23:05.000 to not go after him

00:23:06.520 individually,

00:23:07.240 which I've had

00:23:07.820 since the beginning.

00:23:09.000 And the reason is

00:23:10.180 that,

00:23:12.660 at least in the fog

00:23:14.260 of war,

00:23:15.100 you can't tell

00:23:16.120 who is an honest

00:23:18.820 broker who made

00:23:20.040 a mistake

00:23:20.620 versus who's a weasel,

00:23:23.680 and it might take

00:23:24.400 forever to be

00:23:25.040 sorted out.

00:23:25.720 So I didn't want

00:23:26.960 to be the person

00:23:27.600 who is going

00:23:28.240 after individuals

00:23:29.080 when we can know

00:23:30.580 for sure that all

00:23:31.540 of the information

00:23:32.280 in this domain

00:23:33.600 is corrupt.

00:23:35.180 It's all corrupt.

00:23:36.420 The stuff that agrees

00:23:37.380 with you is corrupt.

00:23:38.400 The stuff that doesn't

00:23:39.140 agree with you

00:23:39.680 is corrupt.

00:23:40.280 There's no real

00:23:41.100 information that you

00:23:42.120 could trust anywhere

00:23:43.080 in this domain.

00:23:43.920 Nowhere.

00:23:44.560 There's not a single

00:23:45.500 thing in the whole

00:23:46.960 fucking COVID world

00:23:48.260 that I would trust.

00:23:50.200 Now,

00:23:52.880 so as my standard

00:23:54.500 of innocent

00:23:55.240 until proven guilty,

00:23:57.280 Fauci is like the

00:23:58.260 exhibit A.

00:24:00.340 He's the ultimate.

00:24:01.800 You have to use

00:24:02.760 all of your

00:24:03.500 ethical muscles

00:24:05.560 to hold back

00:24:07.540 and try to be

00:24:08.260 like a human

00:24:09.020 and like a citizen

00:24:10.960 of America

00:24:11.560 to not

00:24:12.980 call him guilty

00:24:14.840 until some court

00:24:17.380 does,

00:24:17.700 if they ever do.

00:24:18.360 But I saw a tweet

00:24:21.200 today that apparently

00:24:22.520 as recently as yesterday

00:24:24.020 he was still pushing

00:24:25.460 the drinking bleach oaks.

00:24:27.620 Can you confirm that?

00:24:29.220 Did Fauci say

00:24:30.060 as recently as yesterday

00:24:31.580 that Trump suggested

00:24:33.940 drinking bleach?

00:24:35.740 Is that really

00:24:36.620 something he did?

00:24:39.080 Can you confirm that?

00:24:40.880 Did anybody else see it?

00:24:41.680 I just saw it in a tweet.

00:24:44.640 Because if that's true,

00:24:46.880 I don't need to know

00:24:48.980 anything about Fauci,

00:24:50.680 do I?

00:24:52.700 Because even if he

00:24:53.900 committed serious crimes,

00:24:56.400 it's not as bad as this.

00:24:58.360 I mean,

00:24:58.560 this is worse than any crime

00:24:59.840 I would find out.

00:25:00.940 I mean,

00:25:01.100 this is really

00:25:03.340 an attack on the country.

00:25:05.120 I mean,

00:25:05.440 not in any,

00:25:06.160 you know,

00:25:06.560 technical legal way.

00:25:07.820 But to me,

00:25:08.260 it looks like an attack

00:25:09.080 on the country.

00:25:10.080 Because this is just

00:25:11.080 so obviously

00:25:12.700 untrue.

00:25:13.660 He must know

00:25:16.180 it's untrue by now.

00:25:17.680 He has to know that.

00:25:19.000 And if he doesn't know

00:25:19.820 that this is untrue,

00:25:21.400 well,

00:25:21.940 then he's so incompetent

00:25:23.240 or caught up

00:25:25.200 in his own narrative

00:25:25.920 that he's useless.

00:25:27.300 So he's either

00:25:28.140 useless,

00:25:28.960 lying,

00:25:29.520 incompetent,

00:25:31.200 fucking piece of shit,

00:25:33.760 who may or may not

00:25:35.400 have done

00:25:35.820 some worse things

00:25:36.880 that he's being accused of,

00:25:38.360 but if he did this,

00:25:41.120 that's all I need

00:25:42.020 to know about him.

00:25:42.640 So Fauci,

00:25:44.300 for me,

00:25:44.980 is flushed down

00:25:45.960 the toilet

00:25:46.440 if he's pushing

00:25:47.680 this fake news

00:25:48.620 at this late date.

00:25:50.640 Now,

00:25:50.900 in the beginning,

00:25:51.540 maybe people were confused.

00:25:53.340 You know,

00:25:53.500 if he'd said it a week

00:25:54.480 after the event itself,

00:25:56.380 then he was just

00:25:57.020 copying the news

00:25:57.940 and, you know,

00:25:58.480 maybe he actually

00:25:59.000 believed it.

00:26:00.200 But at this late date,

00:26:03.000 that's inexcusable.

00:26:05.340 That's completely

00:26:06.260 an admission

00:26:07.320 of

00:26:08.500 something.

00:26:10.620 Not corruption,

00:26:11.600 but something

00:26:12.440 so bad

00:26:13.180 that you need

00:26:14.080 to get him

00:26:14.460 off the public stage

00:26:15.400 immediately,

00:26:16.100 you know,

00:26:16.280 even faster

00:26:16.880 than he is.

00:26:18.920 But,

00:26:19.380 all right,

00:26:23.060 here's another

00:26:23.680 phrase that's

00:26:24.540 catching on,

00:26:25.160 narrative poisoning.

00:26:26.940 Have you noticed

00:26:27.820 it on social media yet?

00:26:29.940 So narrative poisoning,

00:26:31.380 it's catching on

00:26:32.080 pretty quickly.

00:26:32.580 And to me,

00:26:34.900 it really helps

00:26:35.640 because if you deal

00:26:37.620 with somebody

00:26:38.020 who has narrative poisoning,

00:26:39.840 it allows you

00:26:41.060 to not engage.

00:26:43.020 As soon as you see

00:26:43.920 somebody is clearly

00:26:44.960 not an honest

00:26:47.600 debater,

00:26:50.000 you know,

00:26:50.180 as soon as you see

00:26:50.760 the narrative poisoning

00:26:51.660 coming into the conversation,

00:26:52.900 just pull back

00:26:53.560 and say,

00:26:54.360 oh,

00:26:54.560 I'm sorry,

00:26:55.200 narrative poisoning.

00:26:56.540 I didn't realize

00:26:57.420 that we couldn't

00:26:58.100 have a conversation.

00:26:59.860 Because if you keep

00:27:00.920 calling it out

00:27:01.780 as opposed to

00:27:03.520 engaging with it,

00:27:04.740 maybe it could be

00:27:05.520 more of a thing.

00:27:12.520 Right.

00:27:13.480 Yeah,

00:27:13.660 the narrative poisoning

00:27:14.580 is what happens

00:27:16.140 upstream from

00:27:17.360 the social media companies.

00:27:19.480 Like,

00:27:19.660 I think they're the victims

00:27:20.780 of the poisoning,

00:27:21.360 and then they,

00:27:23.080 of course,

00:27:23.300 spread it.

00:27:24.040 But I think

00:27:24.520 they're victims first.

00:27:25.520 I mean,

00:27:29.220 to me,

00:27:29.560 the big revelation

00:27:30.320 was that the Twitter

00:27:31.180 employees knew exactly,

00:27:33.560 that the Twitter

00:27:34.320 employees believed

00:27:35.280 the narrative

00:27:35.960 that there was a Hitler

00:27:37.760 trying to take power

00:27:38.740 in the country.

00:27:40.120 To me,

00:27:40.780 it looks very clear

00:27:41.900 that they actually

00:27:42.680 thought that was real.

00:27:45.080 And once you understand

00:27:46.120 that basic question,

00:27:47.520 did they think

00:27:48.060 that was real?

00:27:49.420 Then you know

00:27:50.420 that whatever

00:27:51.260 happened to them

00:27:52.160 was somebody else's

00:27:54.280 cause or some

00:27:55.060 outside cause.

00:27:56.540 So what was

00:27:57.040 the outside cause

00:27:58.120 that made them

00:27:59.360 believe that?

00:28:00.960 It wasn't their

00:28:02.000 own social media.

00:28:04.520 They were the

00:28:05.280 cause of social media.

00:28:06.980 Social media

00:28:07.500 didn't cause them.

00:28:09.400 Did it?

00:28:10.540 I don't think so.

00:28:11.580 I think it was

00:28:12.080 the media.

00:28:13.500 The media,

00:28:14.600 you know,

00:28:14.840 the left-leaning media,

00:28:16.080 is beholden

00:28:17.640 to the Democratic Party,

00:28:19.680 and the Democratic Party,

00:28:21.120 you know,

00:28:21.740 operatives work

00:28:22.560 with the intel agencies

00:28:23.980 to control the country

00:28:25.980 through persuasion.

00:28:28.480 So to me,

00:28:29.500 it looks like

00:28:29.940 the Twitter employees

00:28:30.720 were victims,

00:28:31.980 but also because

00:28:33.280 personal responsibility

00:28:34.500 is important.

00:28:36.800 The legal system

00:28:37.800 or their accountability

00:28:39.620 to their new boss

00:28:40.820 is a totally

00:28:41.860 different situation.

00:28:43.620 All of those

00:28:44.220 have to be looked at

00:28:44.940 differently.

00:28:47.240 All right.

00:28:47.800 I can't wait

00:28:50.620 to find out more

00:28:51.340 about that alleged

00:28:52.320 government portal

00:28:53.960 to Twitter.

00:28:56.360 Like,

00:28:57.360 don't you want to know

00:28:58.260 what it actually

00:28:58.860 got used for

00:28:59.640 and who used it?

00:29:02.060 Like,

00:29:02.680 it's just,

00:29:03.580 to me,

00:29:04.140 it's a little too

00:29:04.700 on the nose,

00:29:05.400 though.

00:29:06.120 A little too

00:29:06.520 on the nose.

00:29:07.660 If all they were doing,

00:29:09.420 so part of it

00:29:10.140 was just that

00:29:10.660 they could report

00:29:11.420 things faster.

00:29:13.140 If all it was

00:29:14.080 was a faster way

00:29:15.140 to report troubles

00:29:16.360 on the system,

00:29:17.540 that might not be

00:29:20.320 as big a First Amendment

00:29:21.400 problem as if

00:29:22.260 they were directly

00:29:22.920 changing things.

00:29:24.220 That would be

00:29:24.800 way over the line.

00:29:27.080 All right.

00:29:27.320 There's an amazing

00:29:28.520 Twitter thread today

00:29:29.860 I recommend

00:29:30.600 by Doc Anarchy,

00:29:32.580 who also has

00:29:33.080 a sub-stack.

00:29:34.800 So Doc Anarchy

00:29:35.840 on Twitter

00:29:36.580 does a Twitter thread

00:29:38.500 on the AMA,

00:29:40.040 American Mental Association,

00:29:42.080 which is

00:29:42.580 a reputable group,

00:29:43.920 right?

00:29:44.680 So it's the

00:29:45.060 Association of Doctors

00:29:46.200 and I can't

00:29:47.200 think of who

00:29:47.840 you could trust

00:29:48.700 more than

00:29:50.200 doctors.

00:29:51.700 And then if you

00:29:52.320 put an association

00:29:53.220 of doctors together,

00:29:54.740 that's even better.

00:29:56.260 Because we all

00:29:56.740 trust our doctor,

00:29:57.580 right?

00:29:59.080 Like,

00:29:59.440 I always trust my,

00:30:00.380 I don't think my

00:30:00.920 doctor has any

00:30:01.660 bad intentions,

00:30:02.480 any of them ever.

00:30:03.620 So if you take

00:30:04.480 all these doctors

00:30:05.280 who have good

00:30:05.820 intentions,

00:30:07.080 and you give them

00:30:07.620 some kind of a

00:30:08.420 medical association,

00:30:10.780 you'd be,

00:30:11.300 like,

00:30:11.720 summing up

00:30:12.260 all the good

00:30:12.880 intentions

00:30:13.360 and professionalism

00:30:14.720 into this

00:30:15.600 really effective,

00:30:17.400 ethically

00:30:18.380 impenetrable

00:30:19.940 ball of goodness.

00:30:21.720 And then you'd

00:30:22.620 call it the AMA

00:30:23.360 and it'd be

00:30:23.760 pretty good.

00:30:25.540 So you think

00:30:26.280 that's the way

00:30:26.720 it went?

00:30:28.040 Does that sound

00:30:28.920 like the world

00:30:29.740 you live in?

00:30:31.100 You sum up

00:30:32.120 all the good people

00:30:32.960 and they turn

00:30:33.560 into a good

00:30:34.060 organization.

00:30:35.820 Why wouldn't

00:30:36.440 they?

00:30:37.000 All the different

00:30:37.700 components are good.

00:30:39.160 If you add

00:30:39.600 good to good,

00:30:40.300 how do you get

00:30:40.660 anything but good?

00:30:41.300 Here's how.

00:30:44.160 Do you know

00:30:44.520 how the AMA

00:30:45.240 is funded?

00:30:47.060 Anybody?

00:30:47.940 Does anybody

00:30:48.760 know how

00:30:49.740 the AMA

00:30:50.400 is funded?

00:30:55.840 Big food

00:30:56.660 and big pharma.

00:30:59.660 Do I need

00:31:00.440 to say anything

00:31:00.900 else?

00:31:02.000 Is there

00:31:02.320 anything else

00:31:02.860 I need to say?

00:31:04.600 Big food

00:31:05.380 and big pharma.

00:31:07.040 Yeah.

00:31:08.280 Your head

00:31:08.700 just fucking

00:31:09.340 exploded,

00:31:10.020 didn't it?

00:31:10.300 Did your head

00:31:11.380 just fucking

00:31:11.900 explode?

00:31:12.800 Because mine

00:31:13.200 did.

00:31:13.860 My head

00:31:14.480 is laying

00:31:15.040 in a hundred

00:31:15.520 fucking places

00:31:16.480 all over

00:31:17.520 this room.

00:31:18.840 Like,

00:31:19.100 this one's

00:31:19.620 just fake,

00:31:20.080 it's CGI.

00:31:20.900 My actual

00:31:21.700 fucking head

00:31:22.240 exploded.

00:31:23.960 I always

00:31:24.720 assumed it

00:31:25.220 was maybe,

00:31:26.160 you know,

00:31:26.780 doctors who

00:31:27.520 were members

00:31:27.900 paid dues

00:31:28.640 and then the

00:31:30.460 AMA promoted

00:31:31.100 them.

00:31:31.740 I had no idea.

00:31:33.420 Now,

00:31:33.780 and read the

00:31:34.340 thread for the

00:31:35.040 examples of

00:31:35.820 things the AMA

00:31:36.700 has backed

00:31:37.320 that were really

00:31:39.280 bad ideas.

00:31:41.420 The AMA

00:31:42.360 is just

00:31:42.800 a captured

00:31:43.600 organization.

00:31:45.220 Now,

00:31:45.660 you say to

00:31:45.980 yourself,

00:31:46.320 well,

00:31:46.440 that's okay,

00:31:47.040 the doctors

00:31:47.640 are not

00:31:49.320 beholden to

00:31:49.940 the AMA,

00:31:50.560 right?

00:31:51.260 The AMA

00:31:51.740 is a

00:31:52.160 voluntary,

00:31:52.800 I think it's

00:31:53.100 voluntary,

00:31:53.660 right?

00:31:54.160 Voluntary

00:31:54.580 organization.

00:31:56.080 So the

00:31:56.700 doctors can

00:31:57.300 still do

00:31:57.640 what they

00:31:57.880 want.

00:31:58.300 It's not

00:31:58.580 like the

00:31:58.900 big pharma

00:31:59.420 can,

00:32:00.640 you know,

00:32:00.940 or big

00:32:01.380 food can

00:32:02.140 tell the

00:32:02.720 doctors what

00:32:03.280 to do,

00:32:03.620 right?

00:32:04.820 Nope.

00:32:07.060 As Doc

00:32:08.480 Anarchy

00:32:08.820 points out,

00:32:10.140 if the

00:32:10.500 AMA says

00:32:11.460 a certain

00:32:12.040 thing is

00:32:12.680 the gold

00:32:13.180 standard of

00:32:13.860 treatment,

00:32:15.020 do you

00:32:15.320 think a

00:32:15.620 doctor is

00:32:16.040 going to

00:32:16.220 do something

00:32:16.640 else?

00:32:18.040 Nope.

00:32:18.900 Too

00:32:19.420 dangerous.

00:32:20.360 If the

00:32:20.840 AMA says

00:32:21.600 this drug

00:32:22.240 is the

00:32:22.520 way you

00:32:22.780 treat it,

00:32:23.560 and if

00:32:23.820 you don't

00:32:24.120 use this

00:32:24.640 drug from

00:32:25.280 one of the

00:32:25.660 people who

00:32:26.040 funds us,

00:32:27.000 then you're

00:32:27.560 not using

00:32:28.080 the gold

00:32:28.460 standard,

00:32:29.000 and if

00:32:29.220 somebody

00:32:29.460 sues you,

00:32:30.780 tough for

00:32:31.800 you because

00:32:32.280 they can

00:32:32.640 point to the

00:32:33.140 AMA and

00:32:33.600 say,

00:32:33.800 look,

00:32:34.320 even the

00:32:34.820 AMA said

00:32:35.440 don't do

00:32:35.840 it that

00:32:36.100 way,

00:32:36.700 and then

00:32:37.080 you didn't

00:32:37.560 follow the

00:32:38.060 AMA,

00:32:38.920 and then

00:32:39.460 you killed

00:32:39.900 my grandfather,

00:32:40.820 so I

00:32:41.160 sue you.

00:32:41.900 What are

00:32:42.280 you going

00:32:42.440 to do if

00:32:43.600 you're a

00:32:43.840 doctor?

00:32:44.920 What are

00:32:45.300 you going

00:32:45.480 to do?

00:32:46.420 Well,

00:32:46.700 you're not

00:32:46.980 going to

00:32:47.180 do the

00:32:47.440 one that

00:32:47.740 gets you

00:32:48.060 sued.

00:32:49.840 You're

00:32:50.240 going to

00:32:50.480 follow the

00:32:50.880 AMA,

00:32:51.720 and you're

00:32:53.180 not going

00:32:53.480 to look

00:32:53.700 into it

00:32:54.060 too much

00:32:54.420 to find

00:32:54.800 out who

00:32:55.080 funded

00:32:55.440 them

00:32:55.620 recently.

00:32:57.460 So it

00:32:57.980 turns out

00:32:58.320 the AMA

00:32:58.920 is not

00:33:00.480 anything like

00:33:01.220 what you

00:33:01.500 thought it

00:33:01.840 was, and

00:33:03.180 it has no

00:33:03.660 credibility

00:33:04.200 whatsoever.

00:33:05.660 Zero.

00:33:07.100 Actually zero.

00:33:08.600 Because as

00:33:09.160 soon as you

00:33:09.560 say who

00:33:09.920 funds them,

00:33:10.780 that takes

00:33:11.220 your credibility

00:33:11.800 all the way

00:33:12.360 to zero.

00:33:13.240 Does it

00:33:13.580 not?

00:33:15.200 Wouldn't

00:33:15.680 you say

00:33:15.960 that's a

00:33:16.360 fair

00:33:16.620 assumption,

00:33:17.980 that if

00:33:18.380 they get

00:33:18.700 substantial

00:33:19.300 funding from

00:33:20.620 either Big

00:33:21.440 Food or

00:33:21.940 Big Pharma,

00:33:22.640 and both

00:33:23.040 they get,

00:33:24.120 that that

00:33:24.600 alone,

00:33:25.120 there's

00:33:25.420 nothing else

00:33:25.860 you need

00:33:26.140 to know.

00:33:27.040 There's not

00:33:27.520 a single

00:33:28.020 extra thing

00:33:28.700 you need

00:33:29.000 to know

00:33:29.360 to say

00:33:30.160 that the

00:33:30.460 AMA

00:33:30.920 is a

00:33:32.320 malign

00:33:32.780 influence

00:33:33.320 on the

00:33:34.320 United

00:33:34.560 States.

00:33:36.860 That's

00:33:37.300 what it

00:33:37.500 looks like.

00:33:39.820 All

00:33:40.040 right.

00:33:44.420 So you

00:33:44.980 know

00:33:45.200 Musk

00:33:45.780 tweeted

00:33:49.460 Prosecute

00:33:50.400 slash

00:33:50.800 Fauci.

00:33:51.320 He said

00:33:51.580 those are

00:33:51.900 my

00:33:52.080 pronouns,

00:33:52.700 Prosecute

00:33:53.060 Fauci.

00:33:53.800 Then

00:33:53.940 Musk got

00:33:54.260 a lot

00:33:54.480 of pushback

00:33:55.220 and

00:33:56.880 somebody

00:33:57.820 tweeted at

00:33:58.420 Musk about

00:33:58.880 that and

00:33:59.180 he said,

00:34:00.200 let me

00:34:00.580 guess,

00:34:01.000 you found

00:34:01.440 messages

00:34:01.900 between

00:34:02.420 Twitter

00:34:02.840 executives

00:34:03.460 and

00:34:04.160 Fauci's

00:34:04.860 team

00:34:05.280 asking to

00:34:06.480 suppress

00:34:06.880 any

00:34:07.140 COVID

00:34:07.440 talk

00:34:07.800 that

00:34:08.020 is

00:34:08.140 not

00:34:08.340 part

00:34:08.560 of

00:34:08.640 the

00:34:08.740 official

00:34:09.060 narrative.

00:34:11.160 And

00:34:11.760 Musk

00:34:12.280 confirmed.

00:34:14.780 Yeah,

00:34:15.020 that was

00:34:15.260 a

00:34:15.440 Hodges

00:34:15.880 twins

00:34:16.240 said that.

00:34:19.260 Thank you.

00:34:22.040 So

00:34:22.640 confirmed

00:34:23.360 that we

00:34:24.620 know that

00:34:25.300 Twitter

00:34:26.120 executives

00:34:26.680 were talking

00:34:27.400 to

00:34:27.600 Fauci's

00:34:28.040 team and

00:34:28.480 that was

00:34:28.740 the

00:34:28.880 source of

00:34:29.280 their

00:34:29.480 suppression

00:34:30.360 of COVID

00:34:30.940 talk.

00:34:32.380 I don't

00:34:32.880 know if

00:34:33.080 any of

00:34:33.300 that's

00:34:33.560 is that

00:34:33.960 illegal?

00:34:36.320 Is it

00:34:36.900 illegal because

00:34:37.620 it's the

00:34:37.920 government?

00:34:39.660 No.

00:34:40.780 All of

00:34:41.360 this is

00:34:41.620 such gray

00:34:42.500 area.

00:34:43.000 I'm not

00:34:43.280 exactly sure.

00:34:45.400 Well,

00:34:45.640 how would

00:34:45.900 you feel if

00:34:46.640 the government

00:34:47.200 was doing

00:34:48.580 its best to

00:34:49.260 keep you

00:34:49.640 safe and

00:34:50.840 that was

00:34:51.120 the only

00:34:51.400 reason they

00:34:51.840 were doing

00:34:52.100 it?

00:34:52.340 would you

00:34:54.600 feel

00:34:54.780 differently?

00:34:56.140 Would you

00:34:56.600 say,

00:34:57.000 hang them,

00:34:57.620 hang them,

00:34:58.060 they tried

00:34:58.380 to save

00:34:58.720 our lives,

00:35:00.100 they broke

00:35:01.260 some rules

00:35:01.840 to try to

00:35:02.400 save our

00:35:02.740 lives,

00:35:03.200 so hang

00:35:03.540 them?

00:35:04.940 I don't

00:35:05.200 know,

00:35:05.340 it's a

00:35:05.580 tough one.

00:35:07.940 It's

00:35:08.320 lying?

00:35:09.340 Yeah,

00:35:09.540 well,

00:35:09.740 if they

00:35:09.980 were lying,

00:35:11.400 if they

00:35:11.820 were wrong,

00:35:12.720 it looks

00:35:13.340 different than

00:35:13.880 if they

00:35:14.140 were lying,

00:35:14.660 of course.

00:35:15.780 We don't

00:35:16.040 know.

00:35:16.240 Do you

00:35:19.780 know how

00:35:20.020 to launder

00:35:20.520 fake news?

00:35:22.540 Would you

00:35:23.120 like to

00:35:23.420 go to

00:35:23.620 the white

00:35:23.880 board?

00:35:25.540 Yes,

00:35:25.840 you would.

00:35:27.820 Here's

00:35:28.300 how you

00:35:28.540 launder

00:35:29.000 fake news.

00:35:31.560 And here's

00:35:32.280 a good

00:35:32.460 example of

00:35:32.980 it.

00:35:35.740 So,

00:35:36.400 if you're

00:35:36.740 the Democrats

00:35:37.380 and you

00:35:39.200 want to

00:35:39.520 start a

00:35:40.140 fake rumor,

00:35:41.720 let's say

00:35:42.140 the rumor

00:35:42.540 is that

00:35:43.100 under

00:35:43.400 Musk,

00:35:44.360 there are

00:35:44.660 way more

00:35:45.120 neo-Nazis

00:35:46.040 and racist

00:35:46.660 stuff happening.

00:35:47.880 And that's

00:35:48.420 the fake

00:35:49.540 news you

00:35:49.940 want to

00:35:50.240 create,

00:35:50.960 because I

00:35:51.240 think it's

00:35:51.540 the opposite.

00:35:52.760 But let's

00:35:53.600 say you

00:35:53.820 want to

00:35:54.040 create that

00:35:54.500 fake news,

00:35:55.020 how do

00:35:55.220 you do

00:35:55.420 it?

00:35:56.920 So,

00:35:57.580 we know

00:35:58.220 what you

00:35:59.600 do,

00:36:00.100 and by

00:36:00.500 the way,

00:36:00.740 I forget

00:36:01.260 the source,

00:36:01.980 but I

00:36:02.360 heard how

00:36:03.600 that fake

00:36:04.120 news was

00:36:04.580 generated,

00:36:05.320 and I

00:36:05.580 don't have

00:36:05.840 all the

00:36:06.100 details.

00:36:07.020 But basically

00:36:07.760 there was

00:36:08.300 an entity

00:36:09.040 that creates

00:36:09.840 fake news

00:36:10.360 for Democrats.

00:36:13.240 Basically

00:36:13.760 it's the

00:36:14.220 equivalent of

00:36:15.020 Q,

00:36:16.800 except for

00:36:17.360 the Democrats.

00:36:18.680 Q is

00:36:19.220 a bad

00:36:20.540 analogy.

00:36:21.400 But let's

00:36:22.040 say on

00:36:22.340 the right,

00:36:23.940 you can

00:36:24.300 see things

00:36:24.960 come out

00:36:25.400 of like

00:36:26.000 4chan.

00:36:29.100 Like 4chan

00:36:29.900 will make

00:36:30.300 up some

00:36:30.660 bullshit,

00:36:31.320 or there'll

00:36:31.620 be some

00:36:31.960 bullshit on

00:36:32.440 Reddit,

00:36:33.240 and then

00:36:33.780 some congressperson

00:36:34.800 will see it

00:36:35.480 and think it's

00:36:35.940 true,

00:36:36.720 and then the

00:36:37.100 congressperson

00:36:37.720 says it,

00:36:38.600 and then if a

00:36:39.160 congressperson

00:36:39.760 says it's

00:36:40.200 true,

00:36:41.000 then a media

00:36:41.600 person can

00:36:42.160 say it's

00:36:42.880 true,

00:36:43.620 because now

00:36:44.200 they're not

00:36:44.620 quoting 4chan,

00:36:45.620 which would be

00:36:46.060 ridiculous,

00:36:46.480 they're quoting

00:36:47.880 a congressperson.

00:36:49.580 So that's how

00:36:50.080 you launder it.

00:36:51.200 You start

00:36:51.600 with something

00:36:53.740 that has no

00:36:54.220 credibility,

00:36:55.160 and it's

00:36:55.520 literally a

00:36:56.120 lie,

00:36:56.800 literally just

00:36:58.100 made up.

00:36:59.180 But if you

00:37:00.460 pointed to the

00:37:01.400 original source,

00:37:02.760 it would be so

00:37:03.500 obvious that it

00:37:04.100 was made up,

00:37:05.460 they'd say,

00:37:06.040 oh, this is a

00:37:06.920 4chan prank,

00:37:08.120 or it's some

00:37:09.020 website that is

00:37:10.020 known for making

00:37:10.640 stuff up.

00:37:11.180 But if you

00:37:12.940 get Adam

00:37:13.460 Schiff to

00:37:14.740 say it out

00:37:15.280 loud, because

00:37:17.020 the first

00:37:18.300 source has

00:37:18.820 zero credibility,

00:37:20.720 but within

00:37:21.560 Democrats only,

00:37:23.940 Schiff has

00:37:24.580 maybe, I

00:37:25.200 don't know,

00:37:25.460 50% credibility

00:37:26.740 or something.

00:37:27.940 So you're

00:37:28.700 taking it from

00:37:29.280 zero credibility

00:37:30.140 up to, you

00:37:31.280 know, the

00:37:31.540 low 10s,

00:37:33.280 you know, 20%

00:37:34.240 credibility,

00:37:35.100 something like

00:37:35.400 that.

00:37:35.960 But because

00:37:36.880 he's an

00:37:37.640 elected official,

00:37:39.280 that allows a

00:37:40.480 pundit to

00:37:42.220 quote him.

00:37:43.000 Because if

00:37:43.620 you're a

00:37:43.900 pundit and

00:37:44.400 you quoted

00:37:44.880 the zero

00:37:45.720 credibility

00:37:47.520 people and

00:37:48.280 you got

00:37:48.560 busted, that

00:37:49.880 would be

00:37:50.140 embarrassing.

00:37:51.320 But if

00:37:51.800 you're a

00:37:52.060 Democrat

00:37:52.320 pundit and

00:37:52.920 you go on

00:37:53.340 TV and

00:37:54.840 you say

00:37:55.300 something that

00:37:55.980 Adam Schiff,

00:37:56.760 an elected

00:37:57.180 representative,

00:37:58.000 is saying

00:37:58.440 also, then

00:38:00.000 even if

00:38:00.540 you're wrong,

00:38:01.880 it doesn't

00:38:02.240 look so bad,

00:38:02.860 does it?

00:38:04.000 It doesn't

00:38:04.580 look so bad.

00:38:05.560 I mean, no

00:38:06.060 worse than our

00:38:06.600 government, no

00:38:08.000 worse than

00:38:08.340 Adam Schiff,

00:38:09.260 who Democrats

00:38:10.280 kind of like,

00:38:11.640 I guess.

00:38:12.360 So that's how

00:38:13.120 they can

00:38:13.420 launder it.

00:38:14.100 And then by

00:38:14.580 the time the

00:38:15.100 public hears

00:38:15.640 it, they've

00:38:16.220 lost the

00:38:17.020 laundering path.

00:38:19.200 And I'm

00:38:20.500 sure there's

00:38:21.160 a version of

00:38:21.860 it that happens

00:38:22.320 on the other

00:38:23.420 side.

00:38:24.000 But you can

00:38:24.540 actually launder

00:38:25.180 fake news and

00:38:26.700 have its

00:38:27.480 credibility get

00:38:28.360 bumped up

00:38:28.940 like accidentally

00:38:30.000 in each stage.

00:38:32.920 Can it be

00:38:34.060 traced?

00:38:34.460 Yeah, it

00:38:35.040 was traced.

00:38:36.300 Yes, it

00:38:36.820 can be traced.

00:38:37.800 And it was

00:38:38.600 traced, and we

00:38:39.320 know exactly

00:38:39.900 who funded

00:38:40.420 it.

00:38:41.100 I don't

00:38:41.580 personally, but

00:38:42.580 people looked

00:38:43.220 at it, know

00:38:43.700 who funded

00:38:44.160 it, know

00:38:45.140 who made

00:38:45.600 it up, and

00:38:47.220 therefore they

00:38:48.600 know where

00:38:49.020 Schiff got

00:38:49.500 it.

00:38:50.540 Now, you

00:38:51.880 all know that

00:38:53.980 Schiff is only

00:38:55.040 brought out for

00:38:55.860 this stuff.

00:38:57.900 He's their

00:38:58.420 designated launderer

00:39:00.900 of fake news.

00:39:02.560 It's his main

00:39:03.660 purpose.

00:39:04.440 Schiff's.

00:39:05.180 And so I've

00:39:07.080 come up with

00:39:07.660 a phrase.

00:39:09.360 I call it the

00:39:10.040 Schiff test.

00:39:11.780 Schiff test.

00:39:13.460 The Schiff

00:39:14.180 test is, if

00:39:15.680 Schiff says

00:39:16.240 something is

00:39:16.760 true in the

00:39:18.180 political realm,

00:39:19.340 there's a

00:39:19.760 100% chance it's

00:39:20.780 the opposite.

00:39:22.320 And so when he

00:39:22.900 says something's

00:39:23.520 true, you can

00:39:24.180 finally know for

00:39:25.080 sure what's

00:39:25.560 true.

00:39:26.440 Like you can

00:39:27.060 actually say,

00:39:27.760 oh, finally,

00:39:28.960 the fog of war

00:39:29.880 is cleared.

00:39:31.000 Adam Schiff

00:39:31.520 has entered

00:39:31.980 the game.

00:39:33.320 He says,

00:39:34.080 it's blue.

00:39:35.300 Well, one thing

00:39:36.040 for sure, it's

00:39:36.840 not blue.

00:39:38.020 It's the only

00:39:38.400 thing we know

00:39:38.840 for sure is that

00:39:39.580 that version is

00:39:40.740 not true.

00:39:41.640 And you know

00:39:42.140 why we can

00:39:42.640 know this for

00:39:43.200 sure?

00:39:44.560 Why would the

00:39:45.380 Democrats have

00:39:47.500 somebody who is

00:39:48.140 only like 20 or

00:39:49.000 30% credible be

00:39:51.220 the main person

00:39:52.140 to carry their

00:39:52.780 message?

00:39:53.740 There's no

00:39:54.400 reason.

00:39:55.320 If something's

00:39:56.280 true, Nancy

00:39:58.160 Pelosi will say

00:39:59.080 it.

00:39:59.880 If something's

00:40:00.820 true, Chuck

00:40:02.620 Schumer will

00:40:03.200 say it.

00:40:04.820 Because they

00:40:06.060 like saying

00:40:06.780 true stuff because

00:40:08.220 they don't want to

00:40:08.680 get busted, right?

00:40:09.840 They're in

00:40:10.060 leadership.

00:40:11.020 So you don't

00:40:11.620 even take Schiff

00:40:12.780 out of the, you

00:40:13.760 know, you don't

00:40:14.140 break the glass and

00:40:15.100 take out your

00:40:15.600 emergency Schiff

00:40:16.640 unless you know

00:40:18.000 it's fake.

00:40:18.820 And then you have

00:40:19.680 him say it so it

00:40:20.600 can launder it up

00:40:21.420 the chain.

00:40:24.840 So that's your

00:40:25.640 Schiff test.

00:40:27.600 I guess Biden

00:40:29.000 signed that

00:40:29.680 Marriage Protection

00:40:30.680 Act, so-called

00:40:31.700 Marriage Protection

00:40:32.400 Act.

00:40:33.040 So now, throughout

00:40:34.860 the land, you can

00:40:36.080 stay married if it's

00:40:37.360 a same-sex marriage

00:40:38.260 or interracial

00:40:39.040 couples.

00:40:40.180 Is that the

00:40:41.040 weirdest thing you've

00:40:41.860 ever seen in your

00:40:42.460 life?

00:40:45.720 Does it feel to

00:40:46.860 you that we

00:40:47.960 needed to codify

00:40:48.920 interracial couples?

00:40:50.740 How in the world

00:40:51.640 could that ever

00:40:52.240 have been reversed?

00:40:53.020 How in the world

00:40:55.660 could you ever

00:40:56.620 reverse interracial

00:40:59.060 marriage?

00:41:02.100 I don't know what

00:41:03.240 your state looks

00:41:04.000 like, but if I

00:41:05.300 have a party at my

00:41:06.180 house, there's a

00:41:06.860 lot of interracial

00:41:07.680 marriage in my

00:41:09.160 living room, right?

00:41:11.400 Is it different

00:41:12.140 where you are?

00:41:13.280 If you invited 50

00:41:15.120 people to your

00:41:15.660 house, there

00:41:17.100 wouldn't be any

00:41:17.700 interracial marriages

00:41:19.080 in your house.

00:41:19.920 Is there anybody

00:41:22.360 who is so, let's

00:41:24.740 say, isolated that

00:41:25.600 you don't have any

00:41:26.360 interracial marriage

00:41:27.340 in your personal

00:41:29.100 circle?

00:41:31.080 Actually, I'm

00:41:31.580 curious about that.

00:41:32.820 There may be people

00:41:33.440 who don't.

00:41:35.120 There's one.

00:41:35.860 Okay.

00:41:36.140 Somebody said yes.

00:41:38.240 It could be, you

00:41:38.940 know, I'm in my

00:41:39.720 little California

00:41:40.440 bubble.

00:41:41.620 In California, you

00:41:42.760 can't go to any

00:41:43.600 event with 20

00:41:46.180 people where one

00:41:47.240 of them is in a

00:41:47.820 mixed marriage of

00:41:49.540 some kind.

00:41:50.320 I mean, it's not

00:41:50.780 always black and

00:41:51.600 white, but of

00:41:52.220 some kind.

00:41:53.500 In fact, I'm, it

00:41:55.000 might be approaching

00:41:55.860 a majority at this

00:41:56.800 point.

00:41:58.420 It might be a

00:41:59.020 true, it's probably

00:41:59.980 getting, I don't

00:42:01.500 know, 40% of new

00:42:02.760 marriages.

00:42:03.600 It's probably like a

00:42:04.480 really big percentage

00:42:05.300 in California.

00:42:07.020 Because California is

00:42:08.080 40% Hispanic, I

00:42:09.380 think, now.

00:42:09.780 And, yeah, there are

00:42:15.900 no, there are very

00:42:17.820 little, you know,

00:42:18.680 barriers to any

00:42:19.500 interracial anything

00:42:20.360 in California.

00:42:22.520 All right.

00:42:23.960 So that's a weird

00:42:24.840 one.

00:42:25.420 I mean, I suppose

00:42:27.860 there's some utility

00:42:28.920 to the fact that we,

00:42:30.120 you know, codified it,

00:42:31.600 but that was never

00:42:32.980 going to change.

00:42:34.060 There was no risk to

00:42:35.200 that at all.

00:42:36.200 That's purely

00:42:36.880 political to make

00:42:37.780 it look like, to

00:42:39.040 make it look like

00:42:39.820 Republicans were

00:42:40.720 going to go after

00:42:41.340 that.

00:42:41.640 Obviously, they were

00:42:42.280 not going to, they

00:42:42.880 were obviously not

00:42:43.720 going to go after

00:42:44.240 that.

00:42:45.200 They might have

00:42:45.880 gone after same

00:42:46.620 sex stuff.

00:42:48.100 So, but throwing

00:42:49.480 in the interracial

00:42:50.260 thing is like a

00:42:50.960 clever Democrat

00:42:51.680 thing to basically

00:42:53.320 just, it sort of

00:42:54.940 paints the

00:42:55.600 Republicans as

00:42:56.480 somebody who

00:42:56.920 might go after

00:42:57.640 that, which is

00:43:00.420 ridiculous.

00:43:02.680 All right.

00:43:04.760 Over in

00:43:05.440 Beijing.

00:43:06.880 So I guess

00:43:07.500 China had

00:43:09.780 to back

00:43:11.340 down from

00:43:12.000 its citizens

00:43:12.640 who were

00:43:13.060 protesting quite

00:43:14.740 vigorously.

00:43:16.120 And Beijing

00:43:16.780 has eased

00:43:17.500 its zero

00:43:18.660 COVID lockdown

00:43:19.540 policy.

00:43:20.960 And now

00:43:21.640 COVID is

00:43:22.680 spreading through

00:43:23.260 Beijing.

00:43:24.800 And I

00:43:25.880 think I

00:43:27.060 heard yesterday

00:43:27.680 that, or

00:43:28.420 today, that

00:43:29.040 China has

00:43:30.540 four ICU

00:43:32.480 beds for

00:43:33.100 every 100,000

00:43:33.960 citizens.

00:43:35.320 The U.S.

00:43:35.900 has 24.

00:43:36.880 So the

00:43:37.980 U.S.

00:43:38.260 has six

00:43:38.960 times as

00:43:39.560 much, you

00:43:40.180 know, emergency

00:43:40.800 medical

00:43:41.320 facilities as

00:43:42.400 China.

00:43:43.200 And then

00:43:43.760 China, that's

00:43:44.600 just as a

00:43:45.060 percentage.

00:43:45.940 And then you

00:43:46.380 have to

00:43:46.620 look at the

00:43:47.900 total population

00:43:48.760 of China.

00:43:49.660 So I don't

00:43:50.540 know what's

00:43:50.800 going to

00:43:50.960 happen.

00:43:52.860 It could be

00:43:53.760 that now

00:43:54.280 that we're

00:43:54.680 on the

00:43:55.240 Omicron

00:43:55.860 era, China

00:43:57.360 is opening

00:43:58.180 up at

00:43:59.140 about the

00:43:59.520 right time.

00:44:01.000 You know, in

00:44:01.320 other words, if

00:44:01.860 you have to

00:44:02.200 open up

00:44:02.540 someday, you

00:44:03.820 might as well

00:44:04.200 do it.

00:44:04.620 Maybe it

00:44:06.320 won't ever

00:44:06.760 get any

00:44:07.080 better.

00:44:08.000 So it's

00:44:09.240 probably the

00:44:09.680 best they

00:44:10.020 can do.

00:44:11.420 I feel like

00:44:12.200 they made

00:44:12.520 the right

00:44:12.820 decision.

00:44:13.740 But it's

00:44:14.240 blowing heads

00:44:14.920 up.

00:44:15.680 I saw a

00:44:16.720 video of

00:44:17.140 somebody in

00:44:17.720 Beijing.

00:44:18.400 It's kind

00:44:18.740 of making

00:44:18.980 their heads

00:44:19.400 explode, because

00:44:20.500 they just

00:44:20.840 went from

00:44:21.420 don't put

00:44:22.740 your head

00:44:23.120 out of a

00:44:23.700 window or

00:44:24.300 we'll all

00:44:24.900 die, to

00:44:26.120 oh yeah, you

00:44:26.620 can take

00:44:27.040 off your

00:44:27.340 mask if

00:44:27.760 you want.

00:44:28.900 Imagine what

00:44:29.560 that does to

00:44:29.980 your head.

00:44:30.700 Now here's

00:44:31.200 the problem.

00:44:32.760 The residents

00:44:33.540 of Beijing

00:44:34.560 are so

00:44:36.080 brainwashed

00:44:39.160 and beaten

00:44:39.600 down that

00:44:40.720 they're still

00:44:41.180 hiding in

00:44:41.720 their apartments

00:44:42.220 and they're

00:44:42.680 not going to

00:44:43.200 work and

00:44:43.560 they're not

00:44:43.860 shopping and

00:44:44.420 they're not

00:44:44.680 buying stuff,

00:44:45.660 for the most

00:44:46.360 part.

00:44:46.820 Like the

00:44:47.200 streets are

00:44:47.660 almost empty

00:44:48.460 even though

00:44:48.940 they're allowed

00:44:49.460 to be out.

00:44:50.640 So it

00:44:52.540 could be

00:44:53.160 that it'll

00:44:53.780 turn into a

00:44:54.460 Sweden

00:44:54.720 situation.

00:44:56.180 The Sweden

00:44:56.640 situation is

00:44:57.500 they didn't

00:44:57.880 have the

00:44:58.580 lockdown

00:44:59.080 the brutal

00:45:01.320 lockdown

00:45:01.720 stuff, but

00:45:02.780 the citizens

00:45:03.380 sort of did

00:45:04.020 a natural

00:45:04.780 organic

00:45:06.520 distancing

00:45:07.380 sort of

00:45:08.000 thing a

00:45:08.420 little bit

00:45:08.860 and probably

00:45:09.580 made a

00:45:09.900 difference.

00:45:11.920 So maybe

00:45:12.500 the Chinese

00:45:13.640 citizens will

00:45:14.420 voluntarily

00:45:15.020 mask.

00:45:16.300 There might

00:45:16.540 be a

00:45:16.840 cultural

00:45:17.320 impetus

00:45:21.380 to that.

00:45:22.980 Maybe

00:45:23.360 they'll be

00:45:25.040 quite aggressive

00:45:25.880 in doing

00:45:26.640 what they

00:45:26.960 need to do

00:45:27.400 individually.

00:45:28.220 Maybe it

00:45:28.580 makes a

00:45:28.860 difference.

00:45:30.500 You're

00:45:30.920 wrong about

00:45:31.420 Sweden,

00:45:32.260 Holling says.

00:45:33.540 The only

00:45:34.080 thing,

00:45:34.400 Holling,

00:45:34.820 that we

00:45:35.360 know about

00:45:35.740 Sweden is

00:45:36.340 that we

00:45:36.580 don't know

00:45:36.920 anything about

00:45:37.380 Sweden.

00:45:38.880 That's the

00:45:39.460 only thing

00:45:39.760 you know

00:45:40.000 for sure.

00:45:40.420 You can't

00:45:40.840 compare any

00:45:41.340 two countries.

00:45:45.920 So here's

00:45:47.020 my prediction.

00:45:49.540 China's in

00:45:50.240 a lot of

00:45:50.640 trouble.

00:45:52.480 This might

00:45:53.180 be the

00:45:53.700 biggest risk

00:45:54.340 to China

00:45:55.280 that there

00:45:55.840 has ever

00:45:56.240 been, as

00:45:56.860 well as

00:45:57.280 the world

00:45:57.980 economy.

00:45:59.140 Because I

00:46:00.100 think this

00:46:00.620 is going

00:46:00.900 to take

00:46:01.180 China

00:46:01.520 offline

00:46:02.000 totally.

00:46:03.980 For maybe

00:46:04.880 a month.

00:46:06.820 So I

00:46:07.280 think China

00:46:07.760 is just

00:46:08.080 going to

00:46:08.240 be like

00:46:08.540 it doesn't

00:46:08.940 exist for

00:46:09.520 maybe a

00:46:09.900 month or

00:46:10.200 two.

00:46:10.880 When the

00:46:11.660 virus is

00:46:13.560 raging, it's

00:46:14.180 just going to

00:46:14.560 shut everything

00:46:15.020 down.

00:46:15.780 And it's

00:46:16.180 going to

00:46:16.340 take about

00:46:16.740 two months.

00:46:18.140 I'm no

00:46:19.340 epidemiologist,

00:46:20.440 just, but

00:46:21.360 I think it

00:46:21.720 will take

00:46:22.040 about two

00:46:22.640 months or

00:46:23.080 so to

00:46:23.420 get enough

00:46:24.900 infected

00:46:27.320 people that

00:46:28.120 maybe it

00:46:28.740 slows down

00:46:29.240 a little bit.

00:46:30.300 Sound about

00:46:30.880 right?

00:46:31.180 Two months?

00:46:32.600 Maybe longer?

00:46:34.140 But if

00:46:34.760 China shuts

00:46:35.360 down for

00:46:35.700 two months,

00:46:37.100 everybody

00:46:37.540 shuts down

00:46:38.160 a little

00:46:38.480 bit.

00:46:39.940 So I

00:46:41.080 would say

00:46:41.440 that the

00:46:41.800 next few

00:46:42.440 months are

00:46:43.140 going to

00:46:43.320 be really,

00:46:44.080 really dicey

00:46:44.920 economically

00:46:45.560 because of

00:46:47.100 the China

00:46:47.440 impact.

00:46:48.640 But weirdly,

00:46:49.440 almost everything

00:46:50.120 else is heading

00:46:50.660 in the right

00:46:51.040 direction.

00:46:52.240 We are

00:46:52.680 bringing

00:46:52.960 manufacturing

00:46:53.660 back.

00:46:54.280 We're

00:46:54.340 bringing

00:46:54.680 chip

00:46:55.020 manufacturing

00:46:55.560 back.

00:46:56.740 Inflation

00:46:57.300 is starting

00:46:58.120 to cool

00:46:58.560 off.

00:46:59.560 We are

00:47:00.120 fixing our

00:47:00.680 supply chain

00:47:01.340 in a variety

00:47:01.980 of ways.

00:47:03.400 Oh, by the

00:47:03.760 way, I saw

00:47:04.520 an advertisement

00:47:05.080 for a new

00:47:05.780 Christmas toy

00:47:06.640 that blew

00:47:08.180 my mind.

00:47:09.240 It's a 3D

00:47:10.120 printer for

00:47:10.780 kids that

00:47:12.240 they can make

00:47:12.780 their own

00:47:13.180 toys.

00:47:14.720 You've got

00:47:15.340 an app

00:47:15.860 with a

00:47:16.660 whole catalog

00:47:17.200 of toys

00:47:17.880 and the

00:47:19.120 child just

00:47:19.720 pushes the

00:47:20.260 button and

00:47:20.760 it makes

00:47:21.100 the toy.

00:47:24.300 So, I

00:47:25.000 mean, that's

00:47:25.620 your glimpse

00:47:26.220 of what the

00:47:26.820 supply chain

00:47:27.440 will look

00:47:27.760 like in the

00:47:28.180 future.

00:47:29.040 In the

00:47:29.360 future, the

00:47:29.860 supply chain

00:47:30.400 will be the

00:47:30.820 raw materials

00:47:31.640 for 3D

00:47:33.260 printers,

00:47:33.840 you know,

00:47:33.980 whatever it

00:47:34.400 takes,

00:47:34.900 plastic,

00:47:35.460 etc.

00:47:36.640 I think

00:47:37.060 everybody

00:47:37.380 just will,

00:47:38.000 yeah,

00:47:38.220 they'll have

00:47:38.480 their own

00:47:38.780 replicator at

00:47:39.480 home and

00:47:39.760 they'll just

00:47:40.060 make their

00:47:40.600 own toys.

00:47:43.680 You can do

00:47:44.400 that with a

00:47:44.840 3D printer

00:47:45.480 you have at

00:47:46.000 home, but

00:47:47.000 this is a

00:47:47.680 child-friendly

00:47:48.360 one, which

00:47:48.860 seems like a

00:47:49.520 whole new

00:47:49.960 step.

00:47:50.560 If the

00:47:51.000 user interface

00:47:51.700 gets down

00:47:52.220 and the

00:47:52.580 cost gets

00:47:53.600 down to

00:47:54.020 child toy

00:47:55.040 level, like

00:47:57.600 that tells

00:47:58.020 you nothing's

00:47:59.440 going to stop

00:47:59.900 this technology.

00:48:03.380 All right.

00:48:04.120 Wall Street

00:48:04.800 Journal has

00:48:05.800 a new poll

00:48:06.680 that said in

00:48:07.840 a head-to-head

00:48:08.380 between Trump

00:48:09.060 and DeSantis,

00:48:09.820 52% of

00:48:11.960 Republicans

00:48:12.500 would like

00:48:13.800 DeSantis

00:48:15.020 and only

00:48:16.320 38%

00:48:17.400 want Trump.

00:48:19.300 That's not

00:48:20.160 even close.

00:48:22.460 That's not

00:48:23.140 even close.

00:48:25.000 Now,

00:48:25.580 some speculate

00:48:26.660 that's because

00:48:27.520 the Trump

00:48:28.700 candidates

00:48:29.260 didn't do

00:48:29.820 so well

00:48:30.280 in the

00:48:31.680 midterms.

00:48:32.940 Maybe.

00:48:33.680 Could be

00:48:34.340 part of it.

00:48:35.780 But DeSantis

00:48:36.940 has not

00:48:37.580 said he's

00:48:39.000 running,

00:48:40.200 and there's

00:48:41.260 good reason

00:48:41.680 to think he

00:48:42.160 won't,

00:48:42.880 but at what

00:48:43.380 point does

00:48:43.820 he have to?

00:48:45.740 Because there's

00:48:46.420 two ways to

00:48:47.060 look at this

00:48:47.540 DeSantis

00:48:48.000 versus Trump

00:48:48.860 thing.

00:48:49.780 One way is

00:48:50.780 it has to

00:48:51.840 be DeSantis

00:48:52.400 because he's

00:48:53.560 the only one

00:48:54.000 who will get

00:48:54.280 enough support

00:48:54.820 to win.

00:48:55.700 The other

00:48:56.480 way to see

00:48:57.060 it is

00:48:57.520 anybody

00:48:58.640 could beat

00:48:59.120 Trump.

00:49:01.120 I feel like

00:49:02.040 it's going to

00:49:02.400 go that way.

00:49:03.500 If you're

00:49:04.040 Mike Pompeo

00:49:06.000 and you

00:49:07.100 see that

00:49:07.580 DeSantis

00:49:08.100 can kick

00:49:09.040 Trump's ass

00:49:09.780 at the

00:49:10.060 primary,

00:49:11.400 but that

00:49:11.820 DeSantis

00:49:12.240 might actually

00:49:12.920 not get

00:49:13.340 into the

00:49:13.760 primary,

00:49:14.700 how happy

00:49:15.320 are you

00:49:15.660 if you're

00:49:15.980 Mike Pompeo?

00:49:17.440 Now,

00:49:17.700 I'm not

00:49:18.020 promoting

00:49:18.540 Mike Pompeo.

00:49:19.740 I don't

00:49:19.940 know too

00:49:20.260 much about

00:49:20.660 him.

00:49:21.380 But

00:49:21.620 wouldn't

00:49:22.860 you say

00:49:23.160 to yourself,

00:49:23.640 oh,

00:49:23.840 shit,

00:49:24.100 anybody

00:49:24.360 could beat

00:49:24.760 Trump

00:49:24.980 now?

00:49:26.040 Wouldn't

00:49:26.280 you?

00:49:28.360 Get your

00:49:28.940 head out

00:49:29.240 of your

00:49:29.520 ass,

00:49:30.020 Scott.

00:49:30.780 All right.

00:49:31.760 I'm going

00:49:32.200 to kick

00:49:32.480 you off

00:49:32.760 the platform

00:49:33.260 for that.

00:49:36.000 Who are

00:49:38.980 you?

00:49:39.920 Take your

00:49:40.420 name down.

00:49:43.960 News views.

00:49:45.040 All right.

00:49:45.360 Well,

00:49:45.600 I'm going

00:49:45.980 to kick

00:49:46.240 you off

00:49:46.500 the platform.

00:49:47.100 If you

00:49:47.220 want to

00:49:47.440 quit before

00:49:47.920 then,

00:49:48.180 that would

00:49:48.380 be fine.

00:49:49.500 But on

00:49:49.920 the locals

00:49:50.340 platform,

00:49:50.820 we don't

00:49:51.080 do personal

00:49:51.740 stuff.

00:49:52.600 Okay?

00:49:53.740 You can

00:49:54.280 do that

00:49:54.640 on the

00:49:54.840 rest of

00:49:55.120 the internet.

00:49:56.000 But on

00:49:56.360 the locals

00:49:56.740 platform,

00:49:57.280 you're here

00:49:57.720 by invitation.

00:50:00.340 And that's

00:50:01.120 not cool.

00:50:02.440 That's not

00:50:02.840 cool.

00:50:03.080 But if

00:50:05.980 you want

00:50:06.200 to go

00:50:06.340 to a

00:50:06.580 non-subscription

00:50:07.380 site,

00:50:08.960 if you'd

00:50:09.880 like to

00:50:10.140 be,

00:50:10.320 oh,

00:50:10.520 you might

00:50:12.000 not be

00:50:12.300 a subscriber.

00:50:13.260 I'll bet

00:50:13.520 you're not

00:50:13.760 a subscriber.

00:50:14.520 I'm going

00:50:14.780 to lock

00:50:15.080 out the

00:50:15.540 non-subscribers.

00:50:19.120 I assumed

00:50:19.960 it was a

00:50:20.400 subscriber,

00:50:21.220 but I had

00:50:21.640 the feed

00:50:22.400 open.

00:50:22.780 It might

00:50:22.940 be a

00:50:23.160 non-subscriber.

00:50:26.280 But I

00:50:26.800 don't expect

00:50:27.220 to see that

00:50:27.660 stuff from

00:50:28.160 subscribers.

00:50:30.280 All right.

00:50:33.680 Now,

00:50:34.160 I'm not

00:50:34.340 going to

00:50:34.500 read anything

00:50:34.980 you've

00:50:35.260 written.

00:50:36.400 Now,

00:50:36.700 based on

00:50:37.000 that comment,

00:50:37.580 I won't

00:50:37.840 read anything

00:50:38.320 you've

00:50:38.560 written now

00:50:39.340 or ever.

00:50:40.780 Yeah,

00:50:40.980 I'm done

00:50:41.260 with you.

00:50:45.400 So what

00:50:45.960 do you

00:50:46.100 think?

00:50:47.340 Would you

00:50:47.940 agree that

00:50:52.500 the DeSantis

00:50:53.540 poll is

00:50:54.720 telling you

00:50:55.220 that Trump

00:50:55.920 can be

00:50:56.320 beat and

00:50:57.720 is not

00:50:58.580 only telling

00:50:59.180 you that

00:50:59.500 DeSantis

00:50:59.880 can beat

00:51:00.380 him?

00:51:00.780 Would you

00:51:01.180 take that

00:51:02.000 interpretation?

00:51:03.080 Now,

00:51:05.380 here's a

00:51:05.720 question I

00:51:06.160 have for

00:51:06.460 you.

00:51:08.620 Why is

00:51:09.400 Trump so

00:51:10.320 quiet?

00:51:11.900 Is it

00:51:12.540 because he's

00:51:13.120 just totally

00:51:13.860 shut out

00:51:14.480 by the

00:51:14.800 media?

00:51:15.360 Or is he

00:51:16.160 actually not

00:51:16.720 trying to

00:51:17.180 get elected?

00:51:19.620 Is it

00:51:20.280 because it's

00:51:20.920 too early?

00:51:21.900 Because he's

00:51:22.600 announced,

00:51:23.320 and he was

00:51:23.720 doing rallies

00:51:24.300 before.

00:51:25.320 He's either

00:51:26.000 powering up,

00:51:28.140 it's too

00:51:28.680 early.

00:51:29.960 But what

00:51:30.940 does too

00:51:31.540 early mean

00:51:32.140 in the

00:51:32.700 Trump world?

00:51:34.200 When has

00:51:34.720 Trump ever

00:51:35.280 gone quiet?

00:51:37.060 You don't

00:51:37.620 think that

00:51:38.060 Trump knows

00:51:38.740 that the

00:51:40.220 Maury's in

00:51:40.800 the news

00:51:41.260 in a

00:51:41.580 productive

00:51:41.900 way is

00:51:42.320 good for

00:51:42.660 him?

00:51:43.800 Of course

00:51:44.340 he knows.

00:51:44.940 You don't

00:51:45.280 think Trump

00:51:45.720 knows how

00:51:46.220 to make

00:51:46.540 news and

00:51:47.280 get attention?

00:51:48.060 Of course

00:51:48.340 he does.

00:51:49.600 Of course

00:51:49.900 he does.

00:51:50.720 To me,

00:51:51.060 it looks

00:51:51.300 like he's

00:51:51.860 not really

00:51:52.520 serious,

00:51:53.760 honestly.

00:51:55.840 Now,

00:51:56.300 maybe he

00:51:56.640 will get

00:51:56.920 serious.

00:51:57.820 Now,

00:51:58.040 it could

00:51:58.360 also be

00:51:58.840 that he

00:51:59.160 needs to

00:51:59.680 maybe he's

00:52:00.860 working on

00:52:01.300 his family.

00:52:02.080 He may be

00:52:02.840 trying to

00:52:03.900 convince them

00:52:04.460 to get on

00:52:04.900 board so

00:52:05.640 he can get

00:52:06.080 serious.

00:52:07.060 It could

00:52:07.640 be that he

00:52:08.140 said,

00:52:08.460 I'm totally

00:52:08.920 running,

00:52:10.380 but he

00:52:10.820 sees he's

00:52:11.320 not getting

00:52:11.720 enough family

00:52:12.780 and close

00:52:13.980 support from

00:52:14.660 people he

00:52:15.040 cares about.

00:52:15.820 If he's not

00:52:16.520 getting that

00:52:16.920 support,

00:52:17.520 he might be

00:52:18.020 thinking,

00:52:18.420 you know,

00:52:19.720 maybe I'll

00:52:21.000 rethink this.

00:52:22.380 Because I

00:52:22.920 don't think he

00:52:23.420 can win without

00:52:24.120 total family

00:52:25.300 support,

00:52:26.400 and I doubt he

00:52:27.020 hasn't at this

00:52:27.600 point.

00:52:28.320 And I

00:52:28.680 don't think

00:52:29.020 he can win

00:52:29.820 without the

00:52:30.880 same,

00:52:31.680 you know,

00:52:32.620 strong group

00:52:33.500 of supporters

00:52:34.140 being on his

00:52:34.780 team,

00:52:35.140 and I think

00:52:35.500 he's wondering.

00:52:36.740 I think he's

00:52:37.240 wondering,

00:52:37.660 because he

00:52:37.900 doesn't have

00:52:38.240 the same,

00:52:39.280 it's not the

00:52:39.800 same people

00:52:40.360 supporting him

00:52:41.520 this time,

00:52:41.960 for sure.

00:52:44.480 And I guess

00:52:45.220 Biden is angry

00:52:46.140 that the press

00:52:47.480 keeps mentioning

00:52:48.200 that he's 80

00:52:48.820 years old,

00:52:50.080 and he feels

00:52:51.520 that's,

00:52:51.960 you know,

00:52:52.260 unfair because

00:52:52.980 everybody knows

00:52:53.640 his age,

00:52:54.200 so you don't

00:52:54.580 need to mention

00:52:55.060 it all the

00:52:55.520 time.

00:52:57.600 To me,

00:52:59.200 I don't

00:52:59.400 think we

00:52:59.740 should mention

00:53:00.160 anything else.

00:53:03.500 I'm totally

00:53:04.360 the opposite.

00:53:05.180 I think the

00:53:05.740 only thing

00:53:06.180 they should

00:53:06.500 say about

00:53:07.000 Biden is

00:53:08.020 his age,

00:53:09.080 and then

00:53:09.440 don't say

00:53:09.840 anything else.

00:53:11.400 And we

00:53:12.040 still have an

00:53:12.460 80-year-old

00:53:12.900 president.

00:53:14.100 In other

00:53:14.580 news,

00:53:16.100 that should

00:53:16.440 be the

00:53:16.820 entire

00:53:17.120 political

00:53:17.580 news,

00:53:18.640 and he's

00:53:19.260 still 80.

00:53:20.740 In other

00:53:21.380 news,

00:53:22.440 because as

00:53:23.420 soon as you

00:53:23.820 say he's

00:53:24.200 80,

00:53:25.120 almost everything

00:53:26.020 about him

00:53:26.640 makes sense.

00:53:28.600 It sort

00:53:29.160 of explains

00:53:29.800 everything.

00:53:32.360 I saw

00:53:32.800 Rob Reiner

00:53:34.580 say that

00:53:35.800 so far,

00:53:37.240 the first

00:53:37.580 couple of

00:53:38.040 years of

00:53:38.660 Biden,

00:53:39.700 he's been

00:53:40.060 the most

00:53:40.440 successful

00:53:41.020 president in

00:53:41.860 60 years.

00:53:45.000 Most

00:53:45.520 successful

00:53:45.960 president in

00:53:46.680 60 years.

00:53:48.640 I guess it

00:53:49.460 depends what

00:53:49.900 you're measuring,

00:53:50.580 isn't it?

00:53:51.560 If you're

00:53:52.260 measuring

00:53:52.700 immigration,

00:53:55.280 not so

00:53:56.160 much.

00:53:56.700 Well,

00:53:57.000 depending on

00:53:57.440 your point

00:53:57.740 of view,

00:53:58.020 I guess.

00:53:59.960 So,

00:54:00.660 here's another

00:54:01.780 dog that's

00:54:02.300 not barking.

00:54:04.760 One of the

00:54:05.480 biggest stories,

00:54:07.420 I don't know,

00:54:08.120 of the year,

00:54:09.660 that I've

00:54:10.640 seen mentioned

00:54:11.400 as a statistic,

00:54:13.480 and then nobody

00:54:14.100 talks about it,

00:54:15.440 and it's this.

00:54:16.520 The immigration

00:54:17.540 coming across

00:54:18.280 the southern

00:54:18.760 border,

00:54:20.520 almost none

00:54:21.420 of it

00:54:21.820 is Mexicans.

00:54:25.960 Why?

00:54:28.220 Why?

00:54:29.960 Don't you

00:54:30.520 think that's

00:54:30.900 like a really

00:54:31.980 important thing

00:54:32.660 to know?

00:54:34.140 Why?

00:54:35.880 Is it?

00:54:37.180 Now,

00:54:37.540 here's why

00:54:37.980 that's so

00:54:38.320 important.

00:54:39.480 Is it

00:54:40.200 reproducible?

00:54:42.280 Did something

00:54:42.940 happen in

00:54:43.480 Mexico that's

00:54:44.860 unique to

00:54:45.440 Mexico,

00:54:46.920 economically,

00:54:47.980 or politically,

00:54:48.920 or system-wise?

00:54:49.980 What happened?

00:54:52.580 How can

00:54:53.140 Mexican

00:54:53.980 immigration go

00:54:54.800 to basically

00:54:55.400 nothing?

00:54:57.000 Now,

00:54:57.380 we understand

00:54:57.900 that the

00:54:58.220 other countries

00:54:58.840 are having,

00:54:59.420 you know,

00:55:00.260 maybe more

00:55:00.820 economic

00:55:01.300 problems,

00:55:03.260 but did

00:55:03.880 Mexico suddenly

00:55:04.720 become a

00:55:05.200 first-world

00:55:05.660 country or

00:55:06.220 something?

00:55:07.820 All the

00:55:08.440 Mexicans who

00:55:09.080 wanted to

00:55:09.460 come are

00:55:09.780 already here?

00:55:10.300 That doesn't

00:55:10.640 make sense.

00:55:12.100 But,

00:55:12.420 no,

00:55:12.660 there's

00:55:13.280 something

00:55:13.500 going on,

00:55:14.000 right?

00:55:15.080 Is it that

00:55:15.900 the cartels

00:55:16.680 are filtering

00:55:17.420 the Mexicans

00:55:18.320 out,

00:55:18.940 and they

00:55:19.380 don't let

00:55:19.900 them come

00:55:20.180 across?

00:55:21.780 But why

00:55:22.380 would they

00:55:22.640 do that?

00:55:23.340 Everybody

00:55:23.720 who wants

00:55:24.140 to pay,

00:55:25.500 it seems

00:55:25.940 like they

00:55:26.260 take their

00:55:26.700 money.

00:55:26.980 They don't

00:55:27.200 care who

00:55:27.500 it is.

00:55:30.680 But why

00:55:31.740 would the

00:55:32.100 cartels

00:55:32.700 block only

00:55:33.840 Mexican

00:55:34.260 citizens?

00:55:35.180 They're all

00:55:35.600 willing to

00:55:35.980 pay money.

00:55:37.540 It makes

00:55:38.080 no sense.

00:55:40.920 Now,

00:55:41.280 they're already

00:55:41.700 here,

00:55:41.920 it doesn't

00:55:42.140 make sense.

00:55:42.940 The only

00:55:43.280 thing that

00:55:43.600 makes sense

00:55:44.200 is that the

00:55:46.160 economy of

00:55:46.800 Mexico maybe

00:55:47.540 isn't as bad

00:55:48.120 as you

00:55:48.360 thought.

00:55:48.940 or there's

00:55:50.200 something about

00:55:50.620 the life

00:55:51.060 there that's

00:55:51.720 better than

00:55:52.420 we think.

00:55:53.800 What do you

00:55:54.480 think?

00:55:55.720 I'm completely

00:55:56.620 puzzled by that.

00:55:57.640 I have no

00:55:58.380 idea.

00:55:59.480 The only thing

00:56:00.200 I think of

00:56:00.800 is that the

00:56:02.000 Mexican economy

00:56:02.960 is not that

00:56:03.500 bad,

00:56:04.900 and that

00:56:05.500 gives you a

00:56:06.340 standard for

00:56:08.220 how good the

00:56:09.380 Central American

00:56:10.240 countries would

00:56:10.900 have to improve

00:56:11.740 before you'd

00:56:13.740 have a natural

00:56:14.300 end to

00:56:14.900 immigration.

00:56:15.620 immigration.

00:56:16.900 But you

00:56:17.660 realize that

00:56:18.380 the Democrats

00:56:19.760 are very

00:56:20.480 close to

00:56:21.400 proving that

00:56:22.000 their immigration

00:56:22.680 process was

00:56:24.640 better than

00:56:25.100 their Republicans.

00:56:25.840 Do you see

00:56:27.760 that?

00:56:29.180 The Democrats

00:56:30.440 are very close

00:56:31.660 to proving they

00:56:33.220 had a better

00:56:33.860 immigration standard

00:56:35.160 by just opening

00:56:36.320 it up.

00:56:36.720 because if

00:56:38.880 Mexico just

00:56:40.500 took care of

00:56:41.040 itself,

00:56:42.260 like the

00:56:42.700 flow of

00:56:43.420 people across

00:56:43.960 the border

00:56:44.380 maybe created

00:56:45.640 maybe a better

00:56:46.300 economic situation

00:56:47.260 in Mexico,

00:56:48.340 because a lot

00:56:48.780 of the American

00:56:49.340 Mexican workers

00:56:51.100 are sending

00:56:51.500 money back

00:56:51.940 to Mexico,

00:56:52.840 it could be

00:56:53.700 that it was

00:56:54.100 a self-correcting

00:56:54.940 problem.

00:56:56.820 Is that

00:56:57.520 possible?

00:56:58.920 I'm not going

00:57:00.380 to state that

00:57:01.100 as my current

00:57:02.440 assumption,

00:57:03.420 but is it

00:57:04.060 possible that

00:57:05.660 what happened

00:57:06.200 with Mexican

00:57:06.820 immigration going

00:57:07.600 to zero is

00:57:09.140 because having

00:57:09.880 a lot of it

00:57:10.540 for years took

00:57:12.600 off the

00:57:13.000 pressure.

00:57:14.260 Like the

00:57:14.880 most dire

00:57:15.700 people already

00:57:16.580 came, and

00:57:17.900 then the

00:57:18.160 people who

00:57:18.640 got set up

00:57:19.160 here sent

00:57:19.560 money back

00:57:20.020 to Mexico,

00:57:20.960 and then the

00:57:21.660 people who

00:57:21.960 stayed in

00:57:22.300 Mexico are

00:57:22.940 doing better,

00:57:24.220 and they're

00:57:24.560 just sitting

00:57:24.900 there saying,

00:57:25.340 well, it

00:57:26.420 isn't so bad

00:57:27.040 here now.

00:57:28.180 Could it be

00:57:28.840 that the

00:57:29.980 Kamala Harris

00:57:30.780 method of,

00:57:32.180 I mean,

00:57:32.440 she's done

00:57:32.820 nothing that I

00:57:33.400 know of,

00:57:34.100 but if she

00:57:34.880 worked on

00:57:35.900 Central America

00:57:36.740 to get

00:57:38.020 them up to

00:57:38.540 the level

00:57:38.940 of the

00:57:39.460 Mexican

00:57:39.860 experience,

00:57:41.960 would

00:57:42.560 immigration

00:57:43.000 stop the

00:57:44.360 way it

00:57:44.580 did in

00:57:44.800 Mexico?

00:57:49.140 I mean,

00:57:50.740 isn't that

00:57:52.180 like a

00:57:52.480 gigantic

00:57:52.800 question that

00:57:53.500 nobody's

00:57:53.840 asking?

00:57:54.600 Like, why?

00:57:55.140 I haven't

00:57:55.440 seen anybody

00:57:55.900 ask that on

00:57:56.540 the news,

00:57:57.000 have you?

00:57:57.540 Have you

00:57:58.100 seen anybody

00:57:58.800 speculate why

00:58:01.120 the actual

00:58:01.780 Mexican citizens

00:58:03.180 stopped coming

00:58:04.160 to America?

00:58:07.620 Your suggestion

00:58:08.660 is what has

00:58:09.260 been suggested

00:58:09.860 for decades.

00:58:11.240 So the

00:58:12.240 argument would

00:58:12.920 be that

00:58:13.360 mass

00:58:13.720 immigration

00:58:14.260 might have

00:58:16.260 peaks and

00:58:16.820 valleys,

00:58:17.440 but that it

00:58:18.200 would sort of

00:58:18.600 take care of

00:58:19.140 itself over

00:58:20.420 time?

00:58:21.140 Has that

00:58:21.620 always been

00:58:22.120 the sort of

00:58:24.500 globalist

00:58:25.200 opinion?

00:58:27.340 Because I'm

00:58:28.380 not unfriendly

00:58:29.180 to that opinion,

00:58:29.760 and I just

00:58:30.160 don't know

00:58:30.720 if there's

00:58:32.900 any, you

00:58:33.400 know, framework

00:58:33.880 or is there

00:58:34.580 any meat to

00:58:35.460 that?

00:58:37.400 If there's

00:58:39.120 one thing you

00:58:39.700 could say

00:58:40.100 about everything,

00:58:41.400 let me take

00:58:42.060 a general

00:58:43.860 statement about

00:58:44.700 the world.

00:58:46.280 It's really

00:58:47.020 unpredictable.

00:58:48.560 Have you

00:58:49.060 noticed that?

00:58:50.300 The things that

00:58:50.840 you're positive

00:58:51.540 you can predict.

00:58:53.620 The most

00:58:54.480 predictable thing

00:58:55.360 you can predict

00:58:56.140 is if you

00:58:57.280 open the border

00:58:58.040 between Mexico

00:58:58.840 and the United

00:58:59.280 States, there

00:59:00.460 would be an

00:59:00.920 endless and

00:59:01.700 maybe ever

00:59:02.400 increasing flow

00:59:03.840 of Mexicans

00:59:05.200 coming into

00:59:05.680 the United

00:59:05.980 States.

00:59:06.600 Isn't that

00:59:07.000 the most

00:59:07.620 predictable thing

00:59:08.880 that could

00:59:09.460 ever be

00:59:09.960 predicted?

00:59:11.340 And it's

00:59:11.980 not happening.

00:59:13.400 The flow is

00:59:14.000 coming from

00:59:14.400 Central America.

00:59:16.040 So, like,

00:59:17.120 we can't even

00:59:17.620 predict that?

00:59:18.940 Are you telling

00:59:19.260 me that that

00:59:19.800 can't be

00:59:20.220 predicted?

00:59:22.800 That is

00:59:23.680 bizarre.

00:59:27.040 All right.

00:59:29.280 the government

00:59:32.800 portals.

00:59:33.600 New Zealand

00:59:34.020 government has

00:59:34.660 a portal on

00:59:35.380 Facebook.

00:59:36.660 My goodness.

00:59:38.860 My goodness.

00:59:41.480 Scott has

00:59:42.100 willful blindness.

00:59:45.400 Maybe you have

00:59:46.360 willful, can't

00:59:47.820 write a message

00:59:48.860 like an adult.

00:59:51.520 How about you?

00:59:53.000 Tell me what you

00:59:54.040 think I fucking

00:59:54.760 missed.

00:59:55.460 How about that?

00:59:56.100 You know, I

00:59:57.680 have such

00:59:58.420 curiosity about

00:59:59.440 the people

01:00:00.020 like sitting

01:00:00.760 there behind

01:00:01.300 the comments.

01:00:03.920 I feel like a

01:00:04.860 lot of people

01:00:05.300 comment somehow

01:00:08.160 not realizing

01:00:09.060 that a human

01:00:09.660 is going to

01:00:10.120 read it.

01:00:12.020 Because I feel

01:00:12.820 like I've done

01:00:13.360 that.

01:00:14.320 I feel like I've

01:00:15.360 said things about

01:00:16.540 like real people

01:00:17.600 on Twitter and

01:00:18.980 then when they

01:00:19.480 respond, I say,

01:00:20.840 oh shit, I

01:00:22.180 didn't think you'd

01:00:22.660 actually read it.

01:00:23.500 Because I

01:00:25.400 might have said

01:00:25.840 it differently if

01:00:27.120 I thought the

01:00:27.600 actual person I'm

01:00:28.360 talking about would

01:00:28.920 actually see it.

01:00:30.240 Now, of course,

01:00:30.880 the effect is, you

01:00:32.620 know, a hundred

01:00:32.960 times worse for me

01:00:34.120 because one of the

01:00:36.640 problems about being

01:00:37.340 famous that they

01:00:38.520 don't tell you about

01:00:39.320 is that you forget.

01:00:42.340 Have you ever

01:00:42.740 heard that?

01:00:43.780 I've never heard

01:00:44.760 anybody talk about

01:00:45.480 it.

01:00:45.880 But when you are

01:00:46.660 famous, and I guess

01:00:48.200 I'd be semi-famous,

01:00:49.620 when you are

01:00:50.120 semi-famous, you

01:00:51.580 don't walk around

01:00:52.480 all day thinking

01:00:53.520 about your fame,

01:00:55.320 you walk around

01:00:56.020 all day thinking,

01:00:57.520 you know, it's

01:00:58.480 time to do

01:00:58.960 laundry, and I'm

01:01:00.320 hungry, and got to

01:01:01.380 walk the dog.

01:01:02.600 Right?

01:01:02.840 I mean, my head is

01:01:04.320 all just like what's

01:01:05.600 happening around me.

01:01:07.640 And every once in a

01:01:08.620 while, I'll tweet

01:01:10.040 something, and I'll

01:01:11.340 mention somebody or

01:01:12.320 some organization,

01:01:13.660 and then suddenly

01:01:14.560 it's a big deal

01:01:15.240 because they

01:01:15.880 noticed it too.

01:01:17.100 And I'm actually

01:01:17.820 surprised.

01:01:18.620 Like, oh, I

01:01:20.700 forgot that people

01:01:21.960 noticed what I

01:01:22.460 say, because I'm

01:01:23.420 famous.

01:01:24.280 Like, you

01:01:24.760 actually forget.

01:01:25.800 You just go

01:01:26.260 through your life

01:01:26.760 saying, ah, who's

01:01:28.280 going to know?

01:01:30.060 Yeah.

01:01:30.520 So that's a flaw

01:01:32.960 that I find in

01:01:34.920 myself, but I

01:01:35.620 can't be alone.

01:01:43.160 You don't think

01:01:44.000 I'm famous in the

01:01:44.920 real sense.

01:01:46.240 Yeah, you could

01:01:46.940 argue that.

01:01:47.380 So there was a

01:01:50.580 Alex Jones-Fuente's

01:01:52.260 debate.

01:01:54.060 How many saw the

01:01:55.060 Alex Jones-Fuente's,

01:01:57.540 I don't know if it's

01:01:58.700 interview or debate?

01:02:01.260 I'm told that I was

01:02:02.760 prominently featured in

01:02:04.500 that debate.

01:02:05.340 Did anybody see that?

01:02:06.760 I haven't seen it.

01:02:07.840 Did anybody see me get

01:02:15.180 referenced?

01:02:16.360 Oh, there was a

01:02:17.020 clip.

01:02:17.700 What clip was it?

01:02:22.680 Yeah.

01:02:24.080 They played a clip of

01:02:25.120 me.

01:02:25.620 Now, when they played a

01:02:26.500 clip of me, were they

01:02:27.340 both agreeing with what

01:02:30.200 I said, or was that a

01:02:31.260 point of disagreement?

01:02:33.380 Was one of them

01:02:34.280 disagreeing with the

01:02:35.080 clip?

01:02:35.300 No.

01:02:37.840 What's the video

01:02:40.440 when I talked about

01:02:41.160 yay?

01:02:41.880 Okay.

01:02:43.180 There's always

01:02:43.680 agreement.

01:02:44.360 Okay, they agreed.

01:02:47.060 Oh, was it the Don

01:02:48.220 Rickles reference?

01:02:50.120 Is that what it was?

01:02:52.160 Referencing yay,

01:02:53.820 basically taking on

01:02:55.100 everybody?

01:02:56.720 No, it was

01:02:57.280 something else?

01:02:58.140 All right, well,

01:02:58.720 I'll go find it.

01:03:01.180 The clip about

01:03:02.100 tossing the board.

01:03:04.700 Tossing the board?

01:03:05.520 What's that mean?

01:03:07.840 I'm not sure you

01:03:10.080 understand Mexican

01:03:10.940 immigration, but I'm

01:03:12.080 not sure you don't.

01:03:13.460 Well, the only

01:03:15.160 question was, is it

01:03:17.120 true that Mexican

01:03:18.040 immigration has gone

01:03:19.060 to near zero?

01:03:21.660 That's what the news

01:03:22.680 says, so, I mean, it

01:03:24.360 might be wrong.

01:03:25.640 It's possible.

01:03:28.360 All right.

01:03:28.720 Yeah, I would say

01:03:32.060 that I'm pocket

01:03:33.160 famous.

01:03:34.380 Pocket famous.

01:03:35.780 Meaning, if you're in

01:03:36.700 a certain group of

01:03:37.980 people, I'm famous.

01:03:40.640 But if you're in

01:03:41.680 some other group,

01:03:42.400 you never heard of me.

01:03:43.780 So the other day,

01:03:46.360 I found out that my

01:03:48.600 traffic on truth,

01:03:50.660 not traffic, the

01:03:51.480 number of followers I

01:03:52.500 have on truth social

01:03:53.960 had reached about a

01:03:56.260 half a million.

01:03:58.640 I basically, you

01:03:59.760 know, I've tweeted

01:04:00.280 maybe five times total

01:04:02.220 untruth.

01:04:03.440 And Devin Nunes was

01:04:05.200 giving me a hard time

01:04:06.140 over untruth, asking

01:04:07.840 if I really, if I

01:04:09.020 really used the

01:04:09.640 platform.

01:04:10.460 And he ran a little

01:04:11.320 poll, and it was all

01:04:13.240 pretty smart to get me

01:04:14.920 to engage, which I did.

01:04:16.080 Um, so it was sort of

01:04:19.080 well-played.

01:04:20.180 Well-played, Devin

01:04:21.060 Nunes.

01:04:21.580 Well-played.

01:04:22.820 Um, and I will

01:04:23.840 actually start, uh,

01:04:25.500 posting some more

01:04:26.280 stuff on truth.

01:04:27.340 But to your point of

01:04:28.540 whether I'm famous,

01:04:30.020 it took, so I've got

01:04:31.500 800,000 followers on

01:04:33.300 Twitter, which took

01:04:34.240 seven years.

01:04:36.180 Seven years.

01:04:37.380 And on truth, I went

01:04:38.820 from about, I don't

01:04:39.960 know, low tens of

01:04:42.160 thousands, you know,

01:04:43.100 the first months or so,

01:04:44.480 uh, to half a

01:04:46.500 million, I think, just

01:04:47.900 over the summer.

01:04:49.900 So, how famous I am,

01:04:52.080 appear, I appear to

01:04:52.780 be more famous among

01:04:54.200 Trump supporters.

01:04:57.540 That, that wouldn't

01:04:58.420 surprise you, would

01:04:59.100 it?

01:04:59.920 That I'm more famous

01:05:01.360 among Trump supporters.

01:05:03.160 So, apparently, on

01:05:04.140 truth, truth, I might

01:05:05.580 get to a million, I

01:05:07.580 don't know how many

01:05:08.020 people use truth, but

01:05:09.420 I might get to a

01:05:10.100 million followers on

01:05:11.420 truth before Twitter.

01:05:13.360 Twitter, and yet the

01:05:14.980 number of, uh, users of

01:05:16.940 Twitter is probably, I

01:05:18.020 don't know, 20 times,

01:05:19.260 100 times, whatever it

01:05:20.740 is.

01:05:23.280 Could be the bots.

01:05:24.680 Could be the bots.

01:05:26.280 Yep.

01:05:26.820 Could be the bots.

01:05:30.280 Um, it's from a

01:05:32.580 Babylon 5 appearance.

01:05:33.820 Uh, and the, the

01:05:41.560 quality of your

01:05:42.820 audience.

01:05:43.760 You spelled quality

01:05:44.500 wrong.

01:05:47.560 Uh, during U.S.

01:05:48.800 recession, always

01:05:49.460 drinks.

01:05:50.180 Yeah.

01:05:51.260 Mexican economy is

01:05:52.360 still expanding.

01:05:54.980 Okay.

01:05:57.860 You know, I think, uh,

01:05:59.980 here's what I think.

01:06:00.820 I'll bet you, uh, private

01:06:02.900 indoor gardens are

01:06:05.220 going to be gigantic in

01:06:06.620 the next five years.

01:06:09.020 That almost everybody's

01:06:10.900 going to be growing food

01:06:11.800 in their home, and

01:06:13.720 they'll be doing it as a

01:06:15.080 backup.

01:06:16.140 It'll be sort of, it'll

01:06:17.000 start as a prepper kind

01:06:18.160 of a thing.

01:06:18.760 Well, it starts as a

01:06:19.560 hobby thing, you know,

01:06:20.480 just people just think

01:06:21.680 it's cool.

01:06:22.520 And then it's going to

01:06:23.320 move into the prepper

01:06:24.420 category.

01:06:25.940 I don't think it's a

01:06:26.660 prepper thing yet,

01:06:27.500 because it's not as

01:06:28.440 cost-effective as it

01:06:29.420 could be.

01:06:30.260 But I don't think, I

01:06:31.340 don't think people will

01:06:32.140 think, uh, I need to

01:06:33.900 grow all of my food

01:06:34.900 forever.

01:06:35.660 I think they're going to

01:06:36.660 say, if the, uh, supply

01:06:38.960 chain breaks down, uh, I

01:06:41.400 can eat this food on my

01:06:42.540 wall for two weeks.

01:06:44.340 So I got, you know, two

01:06:45.660 weeks no matter what.

01:06:47.300 You know, it might be all

01:06:48.020 just vegetables, but it

01:06:49.120 would keep you alive.

01:06:51.620 I think the problem with,

01:06:52.960 uh, indoor farms is you

01:06:55.240 can't get anything with

01:06:56.240 protein yet.

01:06:57.100 I don't think you can

01:06:58.700 grow a soybean if, if

01:07:00.680 that's your thing.

01:07:02.340 Uh, so that's a

01:07:04.400 problem.

01:07:04.840 I think they need some

01:07:05.580 kind of GMO, you know,

01:07:07.540 some modified food you

01:07:09.020 can grow indoors that's

01:07:10.260 high protein.

01:07:11.960 Like, you know, some

01:07:12.760 quinoa, like a quinoa

01:07:14.880 related thing, but

01:07:15.960 something you grow on a

01:07:17.780 wall, because you can't

01:07:19.240 grow grasses on a wall

01:07:20.660 too easily.

01:07:21.560 You need too much of

01:07:22.520 it.

01:07:24.600 Yeah, and, you know,

01:07:26.040 the other thing is

01:07:26.700 those, uh, artificial

01:07:27.800 meats.

01:07:29.340 How long before people

01:07:30.680 are growing their own

01:07:31.580 artificial meat?

01:07:33.620 Because that should be

01:07:34.420 a thing, right?

01:07:36.160 Peas?

01:07:36.680 I don't know.

01:07:37.160 Peas.

01:07:38.360 You can get a little

01:07:39.020 bit of protein from

01:07:39.760 peas.

01:07:41.640 Chickpea sprouts?

01:07:43.040 Yeah, okay.

01:07:44.820 Uh, yams?

01:07:46.180 Yeah, yams.

01:07:46.940 I don't know if you'd

01:07:47.620 grow those indoors

01:07:48.320 necessarily.

01:07:49.060 But I think there's

01:07:50.240 going to be a whole

01:07:50.820 bunch of things

01:07:51.760 happening there.

01:07:54.420 Um, oh, Mexico is

01:07:58.960 stable enough that the

01:08:00.120 asylum claim is not

01:08:01.560 viable, and that's why

01:08:02.880 they're not coming.

01:08:04.600 Well, would that be,

01:08:05.900 um, really?

01:08:12.360 Because I don't think

01:08:13.460 that they need a

01:08:14.060 viable claim, do they?

01:08:16.060 All right, let's check

01:08:16.980 your, so the thinking is

01:08:18.140 that Mexico is stable,

01:08:20.620 even though they're in

01:08:21.900 the middle of a gigantic

01:08:22.980 narco war, but let's

01:08:25.140 call them stable, and

01:08:26.980 therefore the, uh, people

01:08:28.760 who would claim they need

01:08:29.880 amnesty, their claims

01:08:31.320 would be ignored.

01:08:32.260 But my understanding is

01:08:33.640 that everybody's claims

01:08:34.560 are ignored, and that

01:08:36.100 the reason they make the

01:08:37.020 claim is that they can

01:08:38.380 be released into the

01:08:39.440 interior of the country

01:08:40.440 until it's adjudicated,

01:08:42.240 and then they just go on

01:08:44.260 with their lives and

01:08:45.020 never go to the court.

01:08:46.060 So wouldn't that, the

01:08:47.860 same thing would apply

01:08:48.620 to Mexico as it would

01:08:49.680 to the Central American

01:08:51.000 countries, would it not?

01:08:54.120 Yeah.

01:08:54.740 Okay, it's still a mystery.

01:08:56.620 Still a mystery.

01:08:57.600 Yeah, the light, um, I

01:08:59.100 think there's artificial

01:08:59.740 light for growing now

01:09:00.820 that's pretty efficient.

01:09:04.040 Get to know a beet

01:09:04.960 farmer.

01:09:06.020 Now, that's the best

01:09:06.860 advice I've ever heard.

01:09:09.020 I'm going to pass on

01:09:09.980 your advice.

01:09:11.500 Get to know a beet

01:09:12.660 farmer.

01:09:16.060 Young man, young lady,

01:09:18.200 if there's one piece of

01:09:20.180 advice I could give you

01:09:21.400 in this world, one thing

01:09:23.320 that will set you on your

01:09:25.540 path to success, get to

01:09:29.440 know a beet farmer.

01:09:31.860 Yeah, you can take that

01:09:32.980 one to the bank.

01:09:34.400 All right.

01:09:36.140 Is there any topic which I

01:09:37.720 have neglected to mention?

01:09:40.160 Yay is a beet farmer, B-E-A-T.

01:09:47.580 All right.

01:09:48.220 All right.

01:09:52.280 Um, I think that's all

01:09:54.420 that's going on, right?

01:09:56.000 That's all that's going on.

01:09:58.840 So I, I saw some, uh, on

01:10:00.780 CNN, they've got some more,

01:10:02.000 uh, allegedly intercepted

01:10:04.300 phone calls from Russian

01:10:06.360 soldiers complaining back

01:10:07.900 home, and I've got a

01:10:11.940 feeling that the Russian

01:10:12.960 soldiers, there's not

01:10:14.720 going to be much left

01:10:15.520 after the winter.

01:10:17.320 I don't know how the

01:10:18.380 Russian forces survive the

01:10:19.920 winter, really.

01:10:20.880 I mean, it's going to be

01:10:21.480 tough everywhere for the

01:10:22.520 Ukrainians as well.

01:10:23.640 But I feel like it's going

01:10:24.540 to be harder for the

01:10:25.620 Russians, although we'll

01:10:27.340 never know, because the

01:10:28.140 Ukrainians are good at

01:10:29.220 managing the information

01:10:30.420 flow.

01:10:32.120 Now, you've all noticed by

01:10:33.520 now, right, that every time

01:10:35.140 you see a video of the

01:10:36.540 Ukrainian forces, they look

01:10:39.040 well-fed and happy, and

01:10:41.000 they're really big, they're

01:10:42.460 like physically large, and

01:10:43.900 they're on a, they're

01:10:45.380 usually on some stolen

01:10:46.760 Russian vehicle, and

01:10:48.800 they're going to launch

01:10:49.920 some missiles, and they're

01:10:51.180 like, do-do-do-do-do-do.

01:10:53.260 You know, it's like they're

01:10:54.320 just having a good time.

01:10:56.040 And then anything you hear

01:10:57.300 about the Russians are, it's

01:10:58.900 about how they're, you

01:10:59.900 know, they're cannibalizing

01:11:00.800 each other because it's,

01:11:02.220 there's no food or

01:11:03.040 something.

01:11:03.300 I'm making that one up.

01:11:04.980 But you've noticed, right?

01:11:07.280 You've noticed how

01:11:08.040 controlled the information

01:11:09.220 is on the Ukraine.

01:11:10.260 It is so incredibly

01:11:13.460 propagandized.

01:11:14.800 It's just really thick now.

01:11:17.680 It's like the Ukrainian

01:11:18.780 forces have no casualties,

01:11:22.000 and the Ukrainian forces

01:11:23.080 never are cold, and the

01:11:24.980 Ukrainian forces never have

01:11:26.240 a food problem, and the

01:11:28.140 Ukrainian forces never run

01:11:29.800 out of ammunition.

01:11:30.540 Like, it's as if that

01:11:32.340 doesn't happen, but it's

01:11:33.140 like massively happening

01:11:34.600 to the Russians.

01:11:36.620 Really?

01:11:38.280 Really?

01:11:39.780 Yeah, I've got a feeling

01:11:40.960 the Ukrainians are having

01:11:41.980 some struggles, too, but

01:11:43.560 you don't see any of it.

01:11:44.860 So they do a really good

01:11:45.820 job managing that.

01:11:50.480 All right.

01:11:54.100 Lost 100,000 officers.

01:11:56.680 Maybe.

01:11:57.060 Maybe.

01:11:57.120 They probably have to

01:12:00.520 replace them pretty often.

01:12:04.660 Yeah.

01:12:05.660 Yeah, Russians are good at

01:12:07.060 surviving the winter, but

01:12:08.160 are they good when they're

01:12:09.060 not in Russia?

01:12:10.740 It's the part about not

01:12:11.920 being in Russia that's

01:12:13.060 going to make it tough.

01:12:14.140 It's not like they have

01:12:14.820 all their resources and

01:12:16.200 they can share and

01:12:17.960 everything else.

01:12:19.680 Will Trump even

01:12:20.660 debate?

01:12:22.300 I don't know.

01:12:22.940 I don't know.

01:12:27.120 All right.

01:12:34.860 I think we've said

01:12:36.620 everything that needs to be

01:12:37.460 said.

01:12:37.720 I'm going to go do some

01:12:38.460 other things.

01:12:39.420 I have to submit my book

01:12:42.220 today to my publisher.

01:12:45.080 I've got to say it's looking

01:12:46.280 pretty strong.

01:12:48.560 I think it'll be the most

01:12:50.300 important thing I've done.

01:12:51.400 I think it will survive

01:12:53.660 me by a long time.

01:12:56.240 It's going to be really

01:12:56.960 controversial, too.

01:12:59.140 It's going to make some

01:13:00.080 people nuts.

01:13:01.780 Because some of the

01:13:02.620 reframes, I make some

01:13:04.240 claims that are so

01:13:05.280 outrageous, they're true.

01:13:07.140 As far as I know, they're

01:13:08.000 true.

01:13:08.700 Everything in there is,

01:13:09.680 you know, my best

01:13:10.840 attempt at the

01:13:13.100 truest thing.

01:13:14.440 But it's going to make

01:13:15.760 people say, I don't know

01:13:17.620 if that would work.

01:13:18.880 And then they're going to

01:13:19.520 try it.

01:13:19.940 For example, I talk

01:13:22.860 about the sneeze cure,

01:13:25.020 where you just imagine

01:13:26.160 sneezing in your head and

01:13:27.180 it makes the real sneeze

01:13:28.080 go away.

01:13:29.280 Now, it doesn't work for

01:13:30.200 all sneezes.

01:13:31.300 It's good for the ones

01:13:32.220 that are kind of sneaking

01:13:32.940 up on you, not the sun

01:13:34.120 ones.

01:13:34.900 But a lot of people are

01:13:37.140 going to read that and

01:13:37.760 they're going to say,

01:13:38.580 well, that's not a

01:13:39.240 thing.

01:13:39.820 That couldn't possibly be

01:13:40.920 true.

01:13:41.860 And then later, someday,

01:13:42.900 they'll try it and

01:13:44.280 they'll make their sneeze

01:13:45.060 go away and they'll be

01:13:45.960 like, what?

01:13:47.460 And suddenly,

01:13:50.560 everything that I wrote

01:13:51.420 in the book will seem

01:13:52.760 more credible because

01:13:54.260 the thing that they

01:13:55.000 doubted it the most,

01:13:56.100 they just find out for

01:13:56.840 themselves was true with

01:13:58.200 their own experience.

01:14:03.080 It'll be released in

01:14:04.840 September.

01:14:06.460 September.

01:14:06.900 The sneeze thing worked

01:14:13.340 for you in church.

01:14:14.280 Perfect application in

01:14:16.060 church.

01:14:17.920 Why does looking at the

01:14:18.840 sun make you sneeze?

01:14:20.340 Did you know that 23 and

01:14:21.740 me can detect your

01:14:24.200 genetic propensity for

01:14:26.300 sneezing because of the

01:14:27.520 sun?

01:14:29.700 Apparently, the sun trigger

01:14:33.060 sneezing is a well-understood

01:14:34.920 phenomenon.

01:14:35.500 And there's a genetic

01:14:38.000 cause.

01:14:39.740 So I have that.

01:14:40.560 Every time I leave my

01:14:42.400 gym and walk to my car,

01:14:45.100 I sneeze my head off all

01:14:46.520 the way to the car.

01:14:47.460 And there's no allergy

01:14:48.640 whatsoever.

01:14:49.200 It's just the sun.

01:14:50.080 And it's every time.

01:14:51.080 Every time.

01:14:53.660 Yeah.

01:14:54.160 Yeah, it's three sneezes,

01:14:55.520 right?

01:14:56.180 The sun sneezes are

01:14:57.360 three.

01:14:58.500 They're always three.

01:15:01.840 It's weird.

01:15:02.540 All right.

01:15:05.040 That's all I got for now.

01:15:06.280 YouTube, goodbye.

01:15:07.460 I'm going to go talk to

01:15:08.240 the locals' people

01:15:08.920 privately.

01:15:10.420 It has been a pleasure.

01:15:12.900 Bye for now.

01:15:14.100 Bye for now.

01:15:37.560 Bye for now.

01:15:39.420 Bye for now.

01:15:40.140 Bye for now.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - December 14, 2022

Episode 1957 Scott Adams： TikTok Is Digital Fentanyl, Latest Twitter Revelations, The AMA

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