Real Coffee with Scott Adams - February 02, 2023


Episode 2007 Scott Adams： Trump, Stormy Daniels and Gobblers Knob Are In The News & It's Coincidence


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In this episode of the highlight of civilization, Scott Adams talks about the latest in vaccines, the new Twitter API, and why Trump is the only person who can make a deal with Vladimir Putin. Plus, a new poll shows that the public trusts the Republicans on two crucial policy issues.

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00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the Highlight of Civilization.
00:00:07.500 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams.
00:00:09.440 Never has there been a finer experience.
00:00:12.800 How would you all like to join me, singing Kumbaya, sort of conceptually,
00:00:19.120 and participate in the simultaneous sip?
00:00:23.600 Yes, yes, I think you would.
00:00:25.160 And all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice or a styon,
00:00:29.500 a canteen jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind,
00:00:32.580 filling with your favorite liquid.
00:00:34.760 I like coffee.
00:00:36.280 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dopamine here of the day,
00:00:39.900 the thing that makes everything better.
00:00:42.640 It's called the simultaneous sip, and it happens now.
00:00:45.480 Go.
00:00:45.680 Well, I don't know if you know, but the official mug has the entire simultaneous sip,
00:00:57.560 as well as my lip stains on it.
00:01:02.580 Well, today might be a shorter version of the livestream,
00:01:11.160 because I want to recommend you listen to the Spaces audio that I did this morning.
00:01:18.800 You can find it on Twitter.
00:01:20.380 I retweeted it, so just look at my Twitter feed, and you'll see it near the top.
00:01:25.800 And I asked people to tell me what I got wrong on the vaccination stuff, the pandemic,
00:01:32.880 and to inform me.
00:01:36.280 And I dare say it's the best spaces of all time.
00:01:43.780 Oh, there was anger.
00:01:47.240 There were words.
00:01:48.400 Words were used.
00:01:51.480 There was enlightenment.
00:01:53.920 There was knowledge.
00:01:55.040 There was everything.
00:01:56.240 So actually, I do recommend it.
00:01:57.740 I think it would fascinate you to hear the drama on that thing.
00:02:02.880 Move on.
00:02:07.060 Goodbye.
00:02:09.400 You are hidden.
00:02:12.180 All right.
00:02:14.240 Apparently, the Twitter API is going to have a charge now.
00:02:17.300 It used to be free.
00:02:18.300 If you don't know what an API is, it's a set of...
00:02:22.000 I think we are private now.
00:02:24.100 On locals.
00:02:24.880 An API is a set of instructions that third parties can use to access data on Twitter.
00:02:36.980 Now, one of the problems is, I guess, bots were using it.
00:02:41.120 So, one way to stop the bots is to charge for that, because they wouldn't want to pay the price.
00:02:48.920 But, there's a whole bunch of apps, third-party apps, that require that API.
00:02:57.580 So, he just put a whole bunch of other apps on the business.
00:03:00.800 But, I think it might be a good move.
00:03:02.780 I don't know.
00:03:04.160 It's bad for some apps.
00:03:06.700 So, it's bad for the functionality.
00:03:08.360 But, it might improve the experience, if it gets rid of some bots.
00:03:13.080 I don't know.
00:03:14.040 I would say I'm open-minded on it.
00:03:16.660 It wasn't...
00:03:17.880 It obviously wasn't a thoughtless decision.
00:03:23.120 Obviously, they thought about it.
00:03:24.660 I've got a feeling they made the right decision, or at least a rational decision.
00:03:28.360 We'll see if it turns out right.
00:03:29.740 Well, Trump is in the news, calling for peace talks with Ukraine and Russia, and slamming Biden for escalating toward World War III.
00:03:41.980 From a purely persuasion perspective, is that a good play?
00:03:48.500 Is Trump accurately finding the free money on the table and picking it up, or is it a mistake?
00:03:55.180 It feels like a clean, just a win, doesn't it?
00:04:02.760 Because everybody wants it to end.
00:04:04.700 They just don't know how to do it.
00:04:07.020 So, promising you can do something that the other people can't figure out how to do,
00:04:11.240 if you can make an argument for it, that you do have the ability to do what the others can't do,
00:04:16.640 and we all would like to see done,
00:04:18.860 it's actually a pretty strong argument.
00:04:20.700 Because he does seem to be the right personality at the right time,
00:04:26.400 that if anybody could get Putin to make a deal, I feel like it would be him.
00:04:31.560 And partly for the, you know, all the reasons that people have criticized him for being too friendly with Putin.
00:04:40.320 Now, I don't think he was ever too friendly.
00:04:42.940 I think that when he was in public, he said respectful things about Putin,
00:04:47.460 so that he would be able to speak with him, should he ever need to,
00:04:51.320 in a, you know, pure kind of way.
00:04:53.800 And he preserved that.
00:04:56.280 So now he's the only person who could talk to Putin,
00:04:59.880 and Putin will respect him.
00:05:02.480 Probably. Probably the only one.
00:05:04.540 So it's actually a pretty strong play
00:05:06.420 to say that he can offer that
00:05:08.440 when it doesn't look like anybody else could.
00:05:12.820 So, I like it.
00:05:13.920 From a persuasion perspective, I like it.
00:05:15.720 All right, let's talk about Republican advantages.
00:05:19.620 All right, Rasmussen has a new poll.
00:05:22.100 And the Republicans have two more policy issues that they have an advantage on.
00:05:28.060 It's not an overwhelming advantage, but it's a solid advantage.
00:05:32.380 So Republicans get more trust from voters on two crucial policy issues.
00:05:36.940 Now, it's only 47% of the voting public
00:05:43.040 trusts the Republicans more to handle taxes.
00:05:47.560 So on the question of taxes,
00:05:49.280 there are more people who trust the Republicans.
00:05:52.180 It's still less than half, but more of them trust the Republicans.
00:05:56.800 And let's see, what else on education?
00:06:01.920 So they also trust Republicans more on education.
00:06:06.820 Now, again, it's only 47% to 42%,
00:06:10.140 but that's still a solid advantage.
00:06:15.340 So now the Republicans have the advantage in taxes,
00:06:19.160 education, energy, immigration, spending.
00:06:26.060 Yeah, immigration would be border. 0.52
00:06:27.700 So what is it that the Democrats still have an advantage in?
00:06:35.700 Anything?
00:06:38.180 What?
00:06:39.220 Wokeness?
00:06:41.660 So, you know, they have an advantage in, let's say, abortion.
00:06:46.800 But now that's a state issue.
00:06:49.100 If it's a state issue,
00:06:50.560 we shouldn't have too much impact on the presidential election.
00:06:54.220 Racism?
00:06:58.180 Racism?
00:06:59.200 Is that an advantage?
00:07:00.500 They complain more on racism?
00:07:03.940 I don't know.
00:07:04.640 There are not many advantages left.
00:07:06.900 It's going to be harder and harder to explain a Democrat victory
00:07:10.840 when the policies are all favoring the other side.
00:07:17.600 All right.
00:07:21.300 There's not much news today.
00:07:22.820 But, oh, all right.
00:07:30.100 So scientists use AI to help them forecast the future of climate change.
00:07:39.260 Do I have to say anything else about that?
00:07:42.540 Scientists use AI to help them forecast climate change.
00:07:48.740 And guess what?
00:07:49.380 AI thinks that the forecast is even more dire than you thought.
00:07:56.900 AI, AI that was trained by the scientists, surprisingly, surprisingly.
00:08:03.420 I know, you didn't see it coming.
00:08:05.080 Shock.
00:08:06.100 Shock.
00:08:06.560 So apparently AI is already being used for fraud.
00:08:12.640 Like, actually, literally.
00:08:14.920 Because there's no way to call this anything else.
00:08:18.160 Right?
00:08:18.600 The models themselves were already bullshit.
00:08:22.240 Training the AI to improve the models,
00:08:25.280 that's bullshit on top of bullshit.
00:08:27.460 That's some, like, bullshit we've not seen.
00:08:31.480 That's bullshit squared.
00:08:33.100 That's bullshit times bullshit times bullshit.
00:08:35.980 Like, you can't get more bullshit than that.
00:08:39.100 But how much of the average public is going to say,
00:08:43.040 ooh, I was a little uncertain before,
00:08:46.280 but now that you've trained the AI,
00:08:48.240 you trained it,
00:08:50.600 I'm glad you trained the AI to help you,
00:08:53.120 and now we've got some good AI knowledge here.
00:08:57.520 This might be the most absurd story you'll ever see.
00:09:03.380 Yep.
00:09:04.620 I'm going to use that AI to fix those business models,
00:09:07.320 those projection models that are mostly guesses.
00:09:10.220 Now, I suppose if AI is right, we're all dead,
00:09:12.180 but if AI is that smart,
00:09:13.760 it'll figure out how to solve it.
00:09:16.040 Isn't it interesting that AI can predict the future in 20 years,
00:09:20.060 but it can't figure out how to fix it?
00:09:23.500 Hmm.
00:09:24.840 Puzzling.
00:09:26.160 It turns out that the AI can be trained
00:09:28.340 to give you the answers that you want to hear,
00:09:31.900 but it can't be trained to fix anything.
00:09:35.140 Hmm.
00:09:38.200 Is it already clear to you
00:09:40.340 the AI will be a major source of fraud?
00:09:45.300 Because people think it's real.
00:09:47.460 As long as people think it's real,
00:09:49.580 you can fill it with anything you want.
00:09:51.600 Say, hey, it's not me.
00:09:54.980 Do you know what happens if you go to chat GPT?
00:09:59.220 Which, by the way, some new news,
00:10:01.040 they're going to have a $20 a month subscription site
00:10:04.240 to their AI.
00:10:05.780 I don't feel like I could not buy that.
00:10:12.060 Do you have that same feeling?
00:10:14.020 Like, if you didn't have access to that AI,
00:10:18.260 I would feel like it would,
00:10:21.240 maybe not yet,
00:10:22.340 but, like, really soon,
00:10:23.700 that would be a big, big problem.
00:10:25.460 I have a feeling this will be
00:10:27.740 the most valuable company in the world,
00:10:30.980 the chat GPT, you know, entity,
00:10:34.160 because I don't know how not to pay that.
00:10:37.320 Do you?
00:10:38.340 Like, I have to pay that $20
00:10:39.820 because AI is really everything
00:10:43.500 about the future.
00:10:45.640 Like, everything will change because of AI.
00:10:49.260 Your ability to use AI
00:10:51.040 is very much like
00:10:53.200 learning to use a computer
00:10:55.440 at the dawn of the computer age.
00:10:58.400 Now, I happen to be just the right age
00:11:00.320 where I was one of the first people,
00:11:02.260 I was actually one of the first people
00:11:03.500 to even have a personal computer
00:11:05.100 at the big bank where I worked.
00:11:07.620 Like, it was the first one
00:11:08.640 in the whole company.
00:11:10.420 Nobody had a personal computer
00:11:11.840 except my little group of five people,
00:11:14.200 we had one.
00:11:14.600 So, getting on it early
00:11:17.960 was the big advantage,
00:11:19.380 and you can see that this is the case.
00:11:21.420 Anybody who doesn't learn
00:11:22.760 how to use the various AI platforms
00:11:25.780 to, let's say, take an image
00:11:28.120 and combine it with some text,
00:11:30.860 combine it with some other stuff,
00:11:32.560 if you don't know how to do that
00:11:34.060 in a few years,
00:11:35.220 you're going to be left behind.
00:11:36.960 You won't be able to navigate anything.
00:11:40.240 You know, it'll be like you're living in a,
00:11:41.940 suddenly you're living in a tribal situation.
00:11:44.440 Everybody else is living in civilization.
00:11:47.480 So, to me, paying that $20 to have access
00:11:51.240 to the first kind of important version of AI,
00:11:56.840 I don't know how I can't pay that.
00:11:59.000 Like, I just have to pay that.
00:12:00.420 It just feels like a requirement
00:12:02.600 to stay up to date.
00:12:04.600 Now, you know, that's sort of my job as well,
00:12:07.200 to stay up to date with stuff.
00:12:08.820 So, it might be different for you.
00:12:10.900 But, wow, this is a big deal.
00:12:13.480 But my larger point is
00:12:15.060 that AI will be the source
00:12:17.980 of insane amount of fraud.
00:12:20.340 So, the AI is going to be creating deep fakes.
00:12:23.400 It's going to be making phone calls
00:12:25.020 in other people's voices.
00:12:26.180 Do you remember the story
00:12:28.460 about the 17-year-old
00:12:30.440 who called Twitter employees
00:12:32.700 and asked them for their password
00:12:34.280 and pretended to be Twitter's IT department?
00:12:37.820 And it worked for some people.
00:12:40.520 Now, imagine if you got a phone call
00:12:42.120 and it was Elon Musk's voice.
00:12:43.900 It comes from a phone number that's blocked.
00:12:50.420 If you heard Elon Musk's voice
00:12:52.560 on your phone and it said,
00:12:55.720 hello, Scott,
00:12:58.720 I'd like you to, you know,
00:13:01.420 maybe come out here and meet with me.
00:13:04.960 Do you think I would...
00:13:06.940 No, it wasn't really him.
00:13:09.660 Like, let's say I worked at the company.
00:13:11.580 If I worked at the company
00:13:13.340 and I didn't have a lot of interaction
00:13:15.060 with him personally,
00:13:16.280 but it was possible
00:13:17.460 if I'm an engineer or something,
00:13:18.780 it's possible he could call me.
00:13:20.380 You don't think I'd believe it?
00:13:22.340 Even with caller ID,
00:13:23.940 because, you know,
00:13:24.660 numbers can be private
00:13:25.940 and they can be spoofed and all that.
00:13:29.360 We're about to enter
00:13:30.580 this massive fraudulent environment
00:13:33.680 where we won't know what is true.
00:13:36.580 I mean, it's even worse than now.
00:13:38.980 So, just look for that.
00:13:41.580 How many of you believe
00:13:43.760 there's a secret, elite, pedophile ring
00:13:47.660 that has power over the...
00:13:51.360 at least America?
00:13:54.820 I'm just curious.
00:13:57.340 Now, not necessarily Pizzagate,
00:13:59.280 but how many believe that it does exist?
00:14:02.220 An elite pedophile ring.
00:14:03.980 I'm going to say maybe.
00:14:15.860 I used to be strongly on the side of,
00:14:19.280 oh, that's crazy.
00:14:20.800 Oh, that's crazy.
00:14:22.560 But I have to say
00:14:23.900 that Epstein certainly seems to fit that model
00:14:27.260 because he specifically, you know,
00:14:30.260 was focusing on underage girls.
00:14:32.880 So, I think Epstein is an example
00:14:35.040 of an elite pedophile ring
00:14:37.340 who were trying to get other people
00:14:39.260 in compromising situations.
00:14:40.880 It looks like it.
00:14:42.440 So, I don't know if Epstein specifically
00:14:45.280 was part of the elite ring
00:14:48.420 that people talk about.
00:14:49.480 I don't know.
00:14:52.500 Anyway, I'm going to get demonetized
00:14:54.060 any minute now.
00:14:56.040 Trump has some competition.
00:14:57.720 I guess Nikki Haley is flirting with running, 1.00
00:15:00.600 probably will.
00:15:01.560 Mike Pompeo, same,
00:15:03.420 and Tim Scott, the same.
00:15:05.420 Let me ask you this.
00:15:07.880 We probably all assume
00:15:09.360 that if everything goes the way
00:15:11.180 it looks like it's going,
00:15:13.200 Trump should still have
00:15:14.220 the biggest number of people
00:15:16.040 in the primaries,
00:15:16.900 and that should be enough
00:15:18.340 to get him the nomination.
00:15:20.620 But here's my question.
00:15:23.740 In the hypothetical,
00:15:26.400 if Tim Scott got the nomination,
00:15:29.660 could he lose?
00:15:32.480 I don't see it.
00:15:34.320 Do you?
00:15:35.620 Tim Scott,
00:15:37.080 a respected black Republican senator.
00:15:41.540 You don't think he could
00:15:42.740 pick some votes off
00:15:43.940 from the Democrats?
00:15:45.160 That's all he has to do, right?
00:15:46.520 You just have to pick off
00:15:47.900 a few votes and you're good.
00:15:50.440 Because I think he would get
00:15:51.600 100% of Republicans.
00:15:54.760 Just like always.
00:15:55.860 Not really 100%,
00:15:57.020 but you know.
00:15:58.060 He would get
00:15:59.060 almost all the Republicans
00:16:00.700 and he'd pick off
00:16:01.480 a few independents
00:16:03.360 and Democrats.
00:16:05.080 I feel like he couldn't lose.
00:16:07.880 How about Nikki Haley?
00:16:10.840 So now you've got a woman.
00:16:13.100 I guess she's a person of color.
00:16:14.560 I never know
00:16:15.400 who is what these days.
00:16:17.280 Do you think that
00:16:18.280 she could lose?
00:16:20.020 Nikki Haley?
00:16:22.640 I feel like she could.
00:16:24.800 Yeah, I feel like she could.
00:16:26.100 I feel like Tim Scott
00:16:27.080 couldn't lose.
00:16:28.620 How about Mike Pompeo?
00:16:32.160 Do you think
00:16:33.140 Mike Pompeo could win?
00:16:35.800 See, the trouble is
00:16:36.500 he's a white guy.
00:16:38.600 He's an older white guy.
00:16:39.780 So I think the older white guy 0.78
00:16:41.980 doesn't get any
00:16:43.020 any help from the Democrats.
00:16:46.120 But also he was
00:16:47.440 the head of the CIA.
00:16:50.020 Do you think you could get
00:16:51.360 enough Republicans
00:16:52.120 to vote for the ex-head
00:16:53.460 of the CIA?
00:16:54.520 Because I think
00:16:55.300 Mike Pompeo
00:16:56.100 is probably a solid
00:16:57.420 a solid person.
00:17:00.340 That's my view.
00:17:01.240 I think he's pretty solid.
00:17:02.680 But I would never vote
00:17:03.980 for somebody
00:17:04.480 who was the head of the CIA.
00:17:06.460 To me that's
00:17:07.500 100% disqualifying.
00:17:09.700 Or it should be.
00:17:11.500 It wouldn't matter
00:17:12.720 how much I agreed with him.
00:17:13.880 There's no way
00:17:14.380 I'm going to say yes
00:17:15.160 to somebody
00:17:16.120 who was in the CIA.
00:17:17.780 I would never do that.
00:17:19.860 So I think other people
00:17:21.140 would have the same opinion.
00:17:22.660 And again,
00:17:23.360 it's nothing against him.
00:17:24.880 I don't have any
00:17:25.540 I actually don't have
00:17:27.560 any negatives
00:17:28.120 to say about him.
00:17:28.900 He seems pretty solid.
00:17:30.320 He's pretty solid.
00:17:31.560 But that's got to be
00:17:32.700 that's got to be considered.
00:17:33.800 So I think Trump
00:17:36.140 only has himself to beat.
00:17:41.040 He's really running
00:17:41.960 against himself
00:17:42.740 wouldn't you say?
00:17:44.120 Does it feel like that?
00:17:45.560 Trump is only running
00:17:46.460 against himself.
00:17:48.180 So if he
00:17:49.120 if he stays
00:17:50.080 in the middle of the road
00:17:51.020 he just goes
00:17:52.000 all the way
00:17:52.360 to the oval.
00:17:58.360 Yeah.
00:18:00.520 Anyway,
00:18:00.960 that's what it looks like
00:18:01.680 to me.
00:18:02.380 And the more people
00:18:04.340 get into the primaries
00:18:05.400 the more likely
00:18:06.080 that Trump will win.
00:18:11.260 Here's something
00:18:11.960 that I learned today.
00:18:13.420 So it's Groundhog Day
00:18:14.700 and if you're
00:18:16.060 watching from a country
00:18:17.700 that's not crazy America
00:18:19.180 you need to know
00:18:20.440 that Groundhog Day
00:18:21.300 is when a specific
00:18:22.800 groundhog
00:18:23.700 well they change him out
00:18:25.500 once in a while
00:18:26.020 but his name each time
00:18:27.800 is Puxatoni
00:18:32.180 Phil
00:18:33.320 or something like that.
00:18:35.940 And
00:18:36.420 here's what I didn't know
00:18:38.080 is that the name
00:18:38.800 of the town
00:18:39.500 in which
00:18:40.860 Puxatoni
00:18:42.380 lives
00:18:43.240 is Gobbler's Knob.
00:18:47.020 Gobbler's Knob.
00:18:50.620 Now
00:18:51.140 that raises
00:18:53.020 some questions.
00:18:55.920 If you saw my title
00:18:57.180 for today's show
00:18:57.940 I said
00:18:58.800 the topics
00:18:59.500 would be
00:19:00.000 Trump
00:19:00.440 Stormy Daniels
00:19:02.060 and Gobbler's Knob
00:19:03.220 which is just
00:19:05.820 a coincidence.
00:19:07.300 That's a coincidence.
00:19:09.800 But here's why
00:19:10.720 you know
00:19:11.200 I live in a town
00:19:12.180 that is very much
00:19:14.460 like the name
00:19:15.160 of its town.
00:19:16.820 Right.
00:19:17.100 So
00:19:17.620 I live in a very
00:19:19.780 pleasant
00:19:20.260 town
00:19:21.660 and the name
00:19:23.040 of the town
00:19:23.440 is actually
00:19:23.980 Pleasanton
00:19:24.800 just like you'd expect.
00:19:28.020 If you go to a place
00:19:29.020 that has Pleasant
00:19:29.860 right in the name
00:19:31.400 there's also a
00:19:32.640 nearby
00:19:33.340 there's a
00:19:33.880 Pleasant Hill
00:19:34.600 very pleasant place
00:19:36.960 two places
00:19:38.140 with Pleasanton
00:19:39.020 in the name
00:19:39.420 and
00:19:39.700 darn it
00:19:40.760 they're pretty pleasant.
00:19:42.360 But if I go to
00:19:43.320 Gobbler's Knob
00:19:44.600 is that going to be
00:19:46.660 as fun as it sounds.
00:19:50.020 Okay just wondering
00:19:50.700 that's all.
00:19:52.600 But anyway
00:19:53.060 Phil saw his
00:19:54.720 shadow or something
00:19:56.140 so we got
00:19:56.740 six more weeks
00:19:57.840 of winter
00:19:58.160 or something like that.
00:19:59.600 Very important.
00:20:02.240 Alright
00:20:02.540 Dr. Kelly
00:20:06.700 Victory
00:20:07.700 said on Twitter
00:20:10.560 today
00:20:10.900 she said
00:20:11.320 I'm fascinated
00:20:12.220 that folks like
00:20:13.580 Scott Adams
00:20:14.220 are perplexed
00:20:16.000 about how
00:20:16.500 those of us
00:20:17.220 who were right
00:20:17.820 from the very
00:20:18.420 beginning
00:20:18.780 and that's all
00:20:19.360 in caps
00:20:19.840 right from the
00:20:21.100 very beginning
00:20:21.660 knew what we knew
00:20:23.540 how did we know
00:20:24.740 and then she
00:20:25.300 explains to me
00:20:26.000 how she knew
00:20:26.460 what she knew
00:20:26.880 and listen to
00:20:28.480 these solid reasons
00:20:29.440 she said
00:20:31.820 she studied
00:20:32.820 science
00:20:33.440 excellent
00:20:35.080 good start
00:20:35.740 she knows
00:20:36.680 history
00:20:37.100 this is her
00:20:38.740 explanation
00:20:39.220 of how she knew
00:20:39.880 good
00:20:40.520 studying science
00:20:41.980 and knowing history
00:20:42.620 excellent
00:20:43.240 analyzed patterns
00:20:44.620 I love this
00:20:45.480 reviewed data
00:20:46.740 excellent
00:20:47.940 these are very
00:20:49.220 rational things
00:20:49.900 she was honest
00:20:51.420 well that's a
00:20:52.140 that's a change
00:20:53.000 from people like me
00:20:53.800 right
00:20:54.040 and it was not
00:20:55.820 difficult
00:20:56.200 so between the
00:20:58.860 science
00:20:59.180 the history
00:20:59.600 the patterns
00:21:00.240 the reviewed data
00:21:01.860 she got it
00:21:03.520 now here's my
00:21:04.460 question
00:21:04.820 how do I know
00:21:07.740 who are the people
00:21:08.400 who got it right
00:21:09.040 because I don't have
00:21:09.740 these skills
00:21:10.320 I do not have
00:21:12.040 the skills
00:21:12.600 that she possesses
00:21:13.960 so I can't do it
00:21:15.620 myself
00:21:16.060 but how could I
00:21:18.380 tell that she
00:21:18.960 did it right
00:21:19.600 if other people
00:21:21.320 did the same thing
00:21:22.200 and got different
00:21:22.820 answers
00:21:23.220 hmm
00:21:24.460 this would be the
00:21:25.760 question which I
00:21:26.560 deal with on the
00:21:27.460 spaces audio
00:21:28.580 that you should
00:21:29.800 go listen to
00:21:30.420 when I end
00:21:31.780 this early today
00:21:32.560 hmm
00:21:34.300 hmm
00:21:35.160 so it seems
00:21:36.580 that there are
00:21:36.960 people who can
00:21:37.480 do that
00:21:38.020 they can look
00:21:39.300 at the science
00:21:40.000 and the history
00:21:40.480 and the patterns
00:21:41.060 and the data
00:21:41.740 and then you
00:21:43.020 can do their
00:21:43.480 own deep dive
00:21:44.140 and then they
00:21:45.300 can get an
00:21:46.880 answer
00:21:47.100 you should listen
00:21:49.140 to one of the
00:21:49.700 doctors that I
00:21:50.460 talked to on
00:21:50.940 spaces
00:21:51.320 wait till the end
00:21:52.560 to hear this
00:21:53.120 I'll just give you
00:21:53.800 a little preview
00:21:54.340 and that doctor
00:21:55.760 did the same
00:21:56.280 thing
00:21:56.660 he's a man
00:21:57.660 of science
00:21:58.100 and he knows
00:22:00.120 things
00:22:00.520 and so one of
00:22:01.900 the things he
00:22:02.300 looked into
00:22:02.760 was the great
00:22:04.160 success of
00:22:04.900 ivermectin
00:22:05.680 in India
00:22:06.480 and that was
00:22:07.580 a big part
00:22:08.060 of his
00:22:08.360 decision making
00:22:09.060 and I asked
00:22:10.340 him if he
00:22:10.780 saw the
00:22:11.360 debunks
00:22:11.980 so there's
00:22:13.740 a lot of
00:22:14.200 information that
00:22:14.780 said ivermectin
00:22:15.540 was a big
00:22:16.000 success in
00:22:16.640 India
00:22:16.900 but also
00:22:18.100 there are
00:22:19.520 separate articles
00:22:20.440 and expert
00:22:22.040 opinions that
00:22:22.900 debunk it
00:22:23.620 and say it's
00:22:24.040 all garbage
00:22:24.580 and none of
00:22:25.280 that data
00:22:25.620 is accurate
00:22:26.220 so I asked
00:22:27.620 him if he'd
00:22:28.060 seen the
00:22:28.540 debunks
00:22:29.100 but he had
00:22:30.460 not
00:22:30.760 so he was
00:22:32.460 a man of
00:22:32.880 science and
00:22:33.460 pattern and
00:22:33.920 history
00:22:34.200 and he had
00:22:35.560 seen
00:22:35.940 one set
00:22:38.500 of data
00:22:38.840 that I
00:22:39.200 had seen
00:22:39.580 but he
00:22:41.140 had not
00:22:41.480 seen another
00:22:42.340 set of data
00:22:43.000 that I'd
00:22:43.960 seen and
00:22:44.440 he had not
00:22:44.960 and here's
00:22:46.240 the question
00:22:46.640 how did
00:22:47.720 he know
00:22:48.380 or could
00:22:51.600 he know
00:22:52.000 that I
00:22:52.660 had seen
00:22:53.020 other data
00:22:53.640 how would
00:22:55.600 he know
00:22:55.820 that
00:22:56.120 well he
00:22:56.820 couldn't
00:22:57.020 know
00:22:57.240 how would
00:22:58.820 I know
00:22:59.320 if I
00:23:00.940 looked at
00:23:01.360 if I did
00:23:01.940 my own
00:23:02.320 research
00:23:02.860 like he
00:23:04.300 did
00:23:04.540 how would
00:23:05.840 I know
00:23:06.200 if I
00:23:06.560 saw
00:23:06.880 everything
00:23:07.280 or if
00:23:08.480 I'd
00:23:08.700 missed
00:23:08.860 something
00:23:09.220 as
00:23:09.500 gigantic
00:23:10.080 as
00:23:10.660 debunking
00:23:11.540 the primary
00:23:12.160 thing he
00:23:12.620 used to
00:23:13.060 make his
00:23:13.400 decision
00:23:13.820 that's pretty
00:23:15.000 big
00:23:15.260 now I'm not
00:23:15.960 saying the
00:23:16.340 debunk was
00:23:16.920 right
00:23:17.240 or that the
00:23:18.440 original data
00:23:19.080 was right
00:23:19.560 I don't know
00:23:20.820 but I'm saying
00:23:21.980 that if you
00:23:22.420 didn't see the
00:23:23.040 debunk
00:23:23.480 you couldn't
00:23:24.600 really say
00:23:25.080 you did
00:23:25.360 your own
00:23:25.780 research
00:23:26.820 or that you
00:23:28.460 knew something
00:23:29.340 see this
00:23:30.640 is the
00:23:31.620 documentary
00:23:32.240 problem
00:23:32.720 if you
00:23:33.520 watch the
00:23:34.060 Michael Jackson
00:23:34.880 documentary
00:23:35.480 that says
00:23:35.960 he was guilty
00:23:36.480 of terrible
00:23:36.980 things
00:23:37.320 it's very
00:23:37.820 persuasive
00:23:38.480 super
00:23:39.500 persuasive
00:23:40.080 if you
00:23:41.100 watch the
00:23:41.540 other
00:23:41.860 documentary
00:23:42.480 right after
00:23:43.240 it
00:23:43.520 that says
00:23:44.660 that the
00:23:44.960 first one
00:23:45.480 was total
00:23:46.020 garbage
00:23:46.460 and here's
00:23:46.940 how they
00:23:47.200 lied to
00:23:47.620 you
00:23:47.820 it's very
00:23:48.980 persuasive
00:23:49.620 100%
00:23:51.180 persuasive
00:23:51.720 and they're
00:23:53.020 opposites
00:23:53.540 so
00:23:55.160 how does
00:23:56.480 your research
00:23:56.940 help
00:23:57.260 basically
00:23:59.400 everybody
00:24:00.500 looked at
00:24:00.980 one of
00:24:01.340 those two
00:24:01.720 documentaries
00:24:02.280 and said
00:24:03.400 I know
00:24:03.720 what I
00:24:03.960 know
00:24:04.220 I'm done
00:24:05.000 so
00:24:07.040 the people
00:24:07.680 who believe
00:24:08.300 that they
00:24:09.160 saw everything
00:24:10.620 are
00:24:11.740 hallucinating
00:24:12.720 because it's
00:24:13.980 unlikely
00:24:14.360 there are
00:24:15.380 other people
00:24:15.780 who said
00:24:16.300 I only
00:24:16.840 needed to
00:24:17.320 know
00:24:17.640 that it
00:24:18.660 was mandated
00:24:19.340 by the
00:24:20.600 government
00:24:21.020 that's all
00:24:21.980 you need
00:24:22.240 to know
00:24:22.560 the moment
00:24:23.620 it's mandated
00:24:24.480 right
00:24:25.360 some people
00:24:26.060 are agreeing
00:24:26.480 with me
00:24:26.800 I'm seeing
00:24:28.040 a lot of
00:24:28.360 thumbs up
00:24:28.740 come out
00:24:29.040 as soon as
00:24:30.200 you know
00:24:30.420 it's mandated
00:24:31.260 that should
00:24:32.700 be enough
00:24:33.180 to know
00:24:34.040 it's a bad
00:24:34.520 idea
00:24:34.860 which is
00:24:36.180 the same
00:24:36.560 way I
00:24:36.860 know
00:24:37.020 the seat
00:24:37.420 belts
00:24:37.620 don't
00:24:37.900 work
00:24:38.260 right
00:24:39.760 now
00:24:40.280 all the
00:24:40.680 data
00:24:40.940 says
00:24:41.240 the seat
00:24:41.600 bolts
00:24:41.820 work
00:24:42.300 really
00:24:42.620 well
00:24:42.960 I'm aware
00:24:43.900 of that
00:24:44.300 but
00:24:45.320 they're
00:24:45.700 also
00:24:46.080 mandated
00:24:46.620 which
00:24:48.440 means
00:24:48.720 the data
00:24:49.160 is all
00:24:49.560 fake
00:24:49.940 because
00:24:51.940 once you
00:24:52.320 mandate
00:24:52.620 something
00:24:53.000 we're
00:24:53.680 done
00:24:53.920 with the
00:24:54.180 conversation
00:24:54.700 I think
00:24:55.200 I think
00:24:56.000 we're
00:24:56.140 done
00:24:56.340 now I
00:24:58.260 didn't know
00:24:58.540 that
00:24:58.820 oh come
00:25:01.020 on
00:25:01.360 there's
00:25:01.680 somebody
00:25:01.960 on YouTube
00:25:02.440 who says
00:25:03.000 analogies
00:25:03.640 are not
00:25:03.980 persuasive
00:25:04.560 what
00:25:06.200 I'm hearing
00:25:07.840 this for the
00:25:08.380 first time
00:25:08.940 how long
00:25:12.620 should I keep
00:25:13.140 up the
00:25:13.440 prank
00:25:13.800 they're not
00:25:15.920 on to me
00:25:16.340 yet are
00:25:16.640 they
00:25:16.880 has anybody
00:25:18.660 figured out
00:25:19.180 what I'm
00:25:19.500 doing here
00:25:19.900 yet
00:25:20.120 I feel
00:25:21.960 like
00:25:22.220 I feel
00:25:23.020 like
00:25:23.240 I could
00:25:23.600 say it
00:25:23.960 directly
00:25:24.380 at this
00:25:24.780 point
00:25:25.040 and they
00:25:26.080 still
00:25:26.420 wouldn't
00:25:26.700 see it
00:25:27.200 am I
00:25:28.800 flip-flopping
00:25:29.860 am I
00:25:30.700 walking the
00:25:32.120 fence
00:25:32.360 what's going
00:25:33.940 on here
00:25:34.340 what is he
00:25:35.700 up to
00:25:36.120 what is
00:25:37.040 happening
00:25:37.540 it's all
00:25:39.080 so confusing
00:25:39.920 well
00:25:41.460 there's a new
00:25:43.860 study out
00:25:44.660 I don't know
00:25:45.760 the details
00:25:46.240 of it
00:25:46.600 but I
00:25:47.960 saw that
00:25:48.260 Brett
00:25:48.520 Weinstein
00:25:49.380 was
00:25:50.800 mockingly
00:25:51.480 saying he
00:25:52.160 got another
00:25:52.760 one right
00:25:53.280 which is
00:25:53.900 that vitamin
00:25:55.120 D
00:25:55.720 appears to
00:25:57.240 be strongly
00:25:57.980 protective
00:25:58.600 against COVID
00:26:00.000 now can we
00:26:01.900 all give
00:26:02.360 Brett
00:26:03.020 and Heather
00:26:04.220 higher
00:26:04.500 credit they
00:26:05.480 deserve
00:26:05.940 for getting
00:26:06.760 that right
00:26:07.320 and getting
00:26:08.500 it early
00:26:08.980 everybody
00:26:10.340 can we
00:26:12.100 give them
00:26:12.500 full credit
00:26:13.340 without
00:26:14.060 reservation
00:26:14.720 without
00:26:16.740 reservation
00:26:17.320 right
00:26:17.740 now
00:26:19.020 how did
00:26:23.640 I do
00:26:23.980 on vitamin
00:26:24.980 D
00:26:25.240 now I'm
00:26:27.340 pretty sure
00:26:27.860 that I
00:26:29.280 was one
00:26:29.960 of the
00:26:30.240 first people
00:26:30.920 in the
00:26:32.320 first month
00:26:32.880 of the
00:26:33.100 pandemic
00:26:33.480 to tell
00:26:34.000 you to
00:26:34.240 take
00:26:34.420 vitamin
00:26:34.760 D
00:26:35.000 but I
00:26:36.100 want to
00:26:36.300 make a
00:26:36.620 distinction
00:26:37.020 that only
00:26:37.880 the smart
00:26:38.480 people here
00:26:39.040 will understand
00:26:39.860 raise your
00:26:41.060 hand if
00:26:41.360 you're smart
00:26:41.800 because the
00:26:42.440 rest of
00:26:42.720 you won't
00:26:43.060 understand
00:26:43.440 this
00:26:43.720 but you're
00:26:44.560 all smart
00:26:44.960 so you'll
00:26:45.320 get this
00:26:45.680 in addition
00:26:48.560 to knowing
00:26:49.200 that vitamin
00:26:49.780 D is
00:26:50.320 generally
00:26:50.840 good for
00:26:51.420 you
00:26:51.660 which
00:26:53.200 Brett
00:26:53.660 was
00:26:53.960 correctly
00:26:54.660 on it
00:26:55.260 early
00:26:55.540 and I
00:26:56.900 was on
00:26:57.260 it early
00:26:57.640 and a lot
00:26:58.140 of people
00:26:58.420 were
00:26:58.660 would you
00:26:59.340 agree
00:26:59.580 that probably
00:27:00.080 most of
00:27:00.540 you knew
00:27:00.840 it
00:27:01.060 I didn't
00:27:02.000 have to
00:27:02.720 tell you
00:27:03.180 right
00:27:04.160 now there's
00:27:05.080 a second
00:27:05.640 vitamin D
00:27:06.400 story
00:27:06.820 and here's
00:27:07.780 where only
00:27:08.260 the smart
00:27:08.740 people will
00:27:09.240 be able
00:27:09.480 to follow
00:27:09.900 me
00:27:10.220 you ready
00:27:10.980 the second
00:27:12.420 story is
00:27:13.240 that I'm
00:27:14.700 making the
00:27:15.260 claim
00:27:15.660 and if
00:27:16.400 you falsify
00:27:17.000 it
00:27:17.320 that would
00:27:18.080 be fine
00:27:18.600 because I
00:27:19.700 would love
00:27:20.020 to know
00:27:20.480 the truth
00:27:21.640 right
00:27:22.460 if what I'm
00:27:23.240 telling you
00:27:23.580 is not
00:27:23.920 true
00:27:24.220 correct me
00:27:25.540 because I'd
00:27:25.940 love to
00:27:26.240 know the
00:27:26.520 truth
00:27:26.780 and goes
00:27:27.800 like this
00:27:28.400 in addition
00:27:29.940 to knowing
00:27:30.440 that vitamin
00:27:30.880 D is
00:27:31.400 probably
00:27:31.800 really good
00:27:32.400 for you
00:27:32.740 in general
00:27:33.320 I was
00:27:35.040 the first
00:27:35.480 person in
00:27:36.000 the world
00:27:36.380 this is
00:27:37.460 my claim
00:27:38.000 and oh
00:27:39.020 yes I
00:27:39.360 know how
00:27:39.660 it sounds
00:27:40.100 just so
00:27:41.540 you're aware
00:27:41.980 I know
00:27:42.920 totally how
00:27:43.700 this sounds
00:27:44.420 and I'm
00:27:45.300 going to
00:27:45.460 say it
00:27:45.780 anyway
00:27:46.040 I was
00:27:47.680 the first
00:27:48.100 person in
00:27:48.600 the world
00:27:49.000 to recognize
00:27:50.420 the pattern
00:27:51.340 that the
00:27:52.500 people dying
00:27:53.160 were all
00:27:53.720 low vitamin
00:27:54.300 D people 1.00
00:27:54.900 and I said
00:27:56.140 it in public
00:27:56.760 before anybody
00:27:58.420 nobody in
00:27:59.840 the world
00:28:00.320 no expert
00:28:01.520 nobody
00:28:02.880 noticed it
00:28:04.180 before I
00:28:04.700 did
00:28:04.900 now everybody
00:28:06.480 said vitamin
00:28:07.280 D is good
00:28:07.820 for you
00:28:08.240 but here's
00:28:09.140 what I
00:28:09.420 noticed
00:28:09.840 wait a minute
00:28:10.980 black Americans
00:28:12.020 are doing
00:28:12.500 worse
00:28:12.960 wait a minute
00:28:14.420 smokers are
00:28:15.300 doing worse
00:28:15.940 old people 0.85
00:28:17.420 and fat 0.99
00:28:17.800 people are
00:28:18.200 doing worse
00:28:18.880 people with
00:28:21.120 diabetes are
00:28:21.860 doing worse
00:28:22.420 people in
00:28:24.400 some countries
00:28:25.660 where there's
00:28:26.300 not much
00:28:26.720 vitamin D
00:28:27.340 and there's
00:28:27.720 a lot of
00:28:28.020 smog are 1.00
00:28:28.520 doing worse
00:28:29.060 people in
00:28:30.140 countries where
00:28:30.760 you have to
00:28:31.280 cover yourself
00:28:31.920 up completely
00:28:32.620 such as Iran
00:28:33.480 are doing
00:28:33.900 worse
00:28:34.300 and I
00:28:36.260 said
00:28:36.600 every place
00:28:37.840 where they're
00:28:38.220 doing worse
00:28:38.860 they have
00:28:39.880 low vitamin
00:28:40.480 D
00:28:40.800 and then I
00:28:42.840 looked at
00:28:43.180 Sweden and
00:28:43.740 said oh
00:28:44.460 shoot
00:28:45.120 they supplement
00:28:46.000 you would
00:28:47.020 think they
00:28:47.380 would have
00:28:47.640 low vitamin
00:28:48.160 D but
00:28:48.500 they have
00:28:48.760 high vitamin
00:28:49.320 D
00:28:49.600 somebody says
00:28:53.200 Cernovich beat
00:28:54.220 me to the
00:28:54.700 punch in
00:28:55.640 January 2020
00:28:56.680 I would love
00:28:58.380 that to be
00:28:58.860 true because
00:29:00.300 you know
00:29:01.140 if somebody's
00:29:02.060 going to beat
00:29:02.400 me I'd rather
00:29:02.860 be somebody I
00:29:03.560 respect
00:29:03.960 so but
00:29:05.820 check that
00:29:06.380 I think
00:29:07.540 you're going
00:29:07.820 to find
00:29:08.280 and this
00:29:08.740 is just a
00:29:09.060 guess because
00:29:09.500 I don't
00:29:09.680 know
00:29:09.860 make the
00:29:11.200 distinction
00:29:11.700 between whether
00:29:12.960 he said
00:29:13.440 it was the
00:29:14.020 vitamin D
00:29:14.500 is protective
00:29:15.820 and good
00:29:16.280 for you
00:29:16.760 or did he
00:29:17.920 say I see
00:29:18.640 the pattern
00:29:19.240 in all the
00:29:21.000 demographics
00:29:21.540 so I'm only
00:29:23.020 making a claim
00:29:23.740 that I saw
00:29:24.180 the pattern
00:29:24.760 of who died
00:29:26.000 but a lot
00:29:28.480 of people
00:29:28.820 early said
00:29:29.540 that vitamin
00:29:30.540 D is good
00:29:31.000 for you
00:29:31.300 so that
00:29:32.360 was a
00:29:32.760 common
00:29:33.180 thing
00:29:33.480 right
00:29:34.280 yeah I
00:29:36.140 came out of
00:29:36.520 the womb
00:29:36.780 screaming 0.51
00:29:37.160 it's true
00:29:37.780 now why
00:29:39.860 do I say
00:29:40.360 it so
00:29:40.900 arrogantly
00:29:41.660 and
00:29:42.420 obnoxiously
00:29:44.480 has anybody
00:29:45.660 figured out
00:29:46.160 why I do
00:29:46.540 that yet
00:29:46.940 is it
00:29:47.580 because I
00:29:47.980 don't know
00:29:48.480 how not
00:29:48.880 to
00:29:49.100 no it's
00:29:54.900 because the
00:29:55.340 more provocative
00:29:56.180 I am
00:29:56.660 the more
00:29:57.100 likely you'll
00:29:57.780 try to prove
00:29:58.420 me wrong
00:29:58.880 and then
00:29:59.620 maybe I'll
00:30:00.000 find out
00:30:00.360 if I'm
00:30:00.620 wrong
00:30:00.880 because I'd
00:30:03.440 like to be
00:30:03.880 well I don't
00:30:05.080 know if I'd
00:30:05.400 like to be
00:30:05.780 wrong
00:30:06.000 but I'd
00:30:06.900 like to
00:30:07.180 know the
00:30:07.740 truth
00:30:08.160 it is my
00:30:09.640 claim
00:30:10.100 that on the
00:30:11.600 biggest question
00:30:12.560 of the
00:30:13.120 pandemic
00:30:13.520 I think it
00:30:16.000 was the
00:30:16.300 biggest question
00:30:16.840 you know
00:30:17.460 what protects
00:30:18.080 you and
00:30:18.400 what doesn't
00:30:19.080 that beyond
00:30:21.560 the generic
00:30:22.260 everybody needs
00:30:22.980 vitamin D
00:30:23.500 and it would
00:30:23.920 help you
00:30:24.260 everybody got
00:30:24.860 that right
00:30:25.280 that I noticed
00:30:26.580 the pattern
00:30:27.040 of the deaths
00:30:27.580 and it was
00:30:27.900 very clear
00:30:28.520 in the first
00:30:30.700 months
00:30:31.080 so
00:30:33.080 if somebody
00:30:34.860 also saw
00:30:36.600 the demographic
00:30:37.560 pattern
00:30:39.560 and said
00:30:41.120 it before
00:30:41.460 I did
00:30:41.900 send me a
00:30:43.540 link to that
00:30:43.980 I'll give them
00:30:44.340 some love
00:30:46.180 because if
00:30:47.720 anybody beat
00:30:48.280 me to that
00:30:48.860 I'd be
00:30:50.160 surprised
00:30:50.640 I'm going
00:30:52.120 to tell
00:30:52.360 a story
00:30:52.800 just to
00:30:53.280 the locals
00:30:53.940 people
00:30:54.300 when we
00:30:55.020 sign off
00:30:55.880 here
00:30:56.120 that will
00:30:57.420 that's even
00:30:59.580 more
00:31:00.240 egomaniacal
00:31:01.840 than what
00:31:02.440 I just
00:31:02.740 did
00:31:03.040 there's a
00:31:04.740 limit even
00:31:05.160 for me
00:31:06.240 has he
00:31:12.500 muted you
00:31:12.980 or something
00:31:13.420 I don't know
00:31:14.360 what you're
00:31:14.560 talking about
00:31:14.960 there's a
00:31:17.780 North Korea
00:31:18.520 nuclear threat
00:31:19.620 today
00:31:20.000 I don't
00:31:21.720 think there
00:31:22.060 really is
00:31:22.580 I mean I
00:31:23.480 know that he
00:31:24.100 talks but I
00:31:25.160 don't think
00:31:25.460 North Korea
00:31:26.000 is anything we
00:31:26.580 need to worry
00:31:26.980 about at
00:31:27.480 this point
00:31:27.880 have you
00:31:35.900 noticed that
00:31:36.640 a lot of
00:31:38.260 the pushback
00:31:39.060 on me is
00:31:39.580 my personality
00:31:40.440 not what I
00:31:42.380 say
00:31:42.600 like on
00:31:44.220 the spaces
00:31:44.980 one of the
00:31:45.820 people just
00:31:46.680 had to come
00:31:47.100 on and tell
00:31:47.660 me that my
00:31:48.260 problem is I'm a
00:31:49.060 brainwashed
00:31:49.580 narcissist
00:31:50.140 and I kept
00:31:52.600 wanting to
00:31:53.040 like maybe dig
00:31:54.320 into the
00:31:54.680 argument
00:31:55.020 but it turns
00:31:56.280 out the
00:31:56.600 argument is I'm a
00:31:57.460 brainwashed
00:31:57.940 narcissist
00:31:58.380 narcissist
00:31:58.620 okay
00:31:59.880 how many of
00:32:09.280 you think my
00:32:10.080 live stream
00:32:11.120 personality or
00:32:12.240 my Twitter
00:32:12.820 personality is a
00:32:14.620 good proxy for
00:32:16.820 my actual real
00:32:17.980 person personality
00:32:18.940 do you think
00:32:22.480 that I mean
00:32:26.180 clearly there are
00:32:27.100 things that I
00:32:27.640 wouldn't say in
00:32:28.160 person that I
00:32:28.840 say in public
00:32:30.040 for a fact
00:32:30.800 but I trust
00:32:32.780 most of you to
00:32:33.640 know when I'm
00:32:34.140 doing it for a
00:32:34.760 fact
00:32:35.040 I do it for
00:32:36.860 provocation
00:32:37.960 because provocation
00:32:39.640 is fun
00:32:40.100 it gets you
00:32:42.240 more into the
00:32:43.880 fight
00:32:44.120 it's part of
00:32:45.300 the fun
00:32:45.580 talk about
00:32:48.080 myself too
00:32:48.680 much
00:32:48.980 the trouble
00:32:52.620 is I am
00:32:53.780 the news
00:32:54.380 right
00:32:55.920 if you talk
00:32:57.880 about the
00:32:58.220 news
00:32:58.640 and you're
00:32:59.080 in the
00:32:59.460 news
00:32:59.820 it's a
00:33:01.340 little weird
00:33:01.740 situation
00:33:02.280 because I
00:33:03.060 actually am
00:33:03.800 the news
00:33:04.180 today
00:33:04.480 if you saw
00:33:05.820 a tweet
00:33:06.220 from legendary
00:33:07.360 energy
00:33:08.060 do you all
00:33:09.960 know that
00:33:10.280 Twitter account
00:33:10.780 legendary energy
00:33:11.760 so there's a
00:33:13.600 young man
00:33:14.540 with crazy
00:33:15.400 eyes
00:33:15.780 I saw his
00:33:19.020 eyes
00:33:19.420 as soon as I
00:33:20.080 saw his
00:33:20.360 eyes
00:33:20.700 on the
00:33:21.100 on the
00:33:22.180 tweet
00:33:22.500 I saw the
00:33:23.540 crazy eyes
00:33:24.220 I was like
00:33:24.540 oh this is
00:33:25.020 going to be
00:33:25.320 fun
00:33:25.580 so he has
00:33:27.180 apparently
00:33:27.520 decided
00:33:28.100 that I am
00:33:29.820 lumped in
00:33:30.400 with my
00:33:30.920 vaccination
00:33:31.800 opinion
00:33:32.460 with Sam
00:33:33.740 Harris
00:33:34.140 who promoted
00:33:34.920 it
00:33:35.280 and Ben
00:33:36.700 Shapiro
00:33:37.100 who also
00:33:37.780 strongly
00:33:38.700 recommended
00:33:39.180 people get
00:33:39.680 vaccinated
00:33:40.060 and then he
00:33:41.300 said the
00:33:41.680 three of
00:33:42.060 them
00:33:42.300 and then he
00:33:43.580 treated us
00:33:44.140 like we
00:33:44.640 were the
00:33:45.880 same
00:33:46.140 now how
00:33:47.560 many of
00:33:47.860 you think
00:33:48.260 that my
00:33:48.940 opinion on
00:33:49.860 vaccinations
00:33:50.700 were similar
00:33:52.360 to Sam
00:33:53.720 Harris or
00:33:54.240 Ben Shapiro
00:33:54.880 how many of
00:33:56.940 you think
00:33:57.120 that that
00:33:58.780 was similar
00:33:59.340 some are
00:34:04.160 saying yes
00:34:04.780 some are
00:34:05.660 saying yes
00:34:06.220 identical
00:34:07.300 no
00:34:09.520 now those
00:34:10.480 of you
00:34:10.720 who say
00:34:10.980 yes
00:34:11.340 are you
00:34:11.600 puzzled
00:34:11.980 by all
00:34:12.320 the people
00:34:12.580 saying no
00:34:13.100 that's weird
00:34:15.100 isn't it
00:34:16.180 because most
00:34:18.100 of the people
00:34:18.420 are saying
00:34:18.720 no
00:34:18.980 why is that
00:34:20.240 maybe it's
00:34:21.960 because two
00:34:22.580 of them
00:34:22.880 recommended
00:34:23.460 the vaccination
00:34:24.480 and one
00:34:25.600 recommended
00:34:26.200 that you
00:34:28.480 wait as long
00:34:29.120 as possible
00:34:29.780 because it's
00:34:30.520 risky
00:34:30.860 and I
00:34:31.640 certainly
00:34:32.000 would not
00:34:32.400 recommend
00:34:32.860 it
00:34:33.340 does that
00:34:35.900 sound the
00:34:36.200 same to you
00:34:36.560 but poor
00:34:38.240 legendary
00:34:38.660 energy
00:34:39.160 and his
00:34:39.560 crazy eyes
00:34:40.340 by the
00:34:41.680 way his
00:34:42.040 eyes are
00:34:42.680 complete
00:34:43.380 cognitive
00:34:44.020 dissonance
00:34:44.560 eyes
00:34:44.920 if you
00:34:45.620 look at
00:34:45.920 the tweet
00:34:46.400 and you
00:34:47.540 want to
00:34:47.780 see what's
00:34:48.300 it look
00:34:48.640 like
00:34:49.020 when
00:34:49.920 somebody's
00:34:50.400 entered
00:34:50.800 illusion land
00:34:53.400 just look
00:34:54.680 at his
00:34:54.940 eyes in
00:34:55.340 that picture
00:34:55.840 when you
00:34:57.060 learn to
00:34:57.440 recognize
00:34:57.900 the look
00:34:59.060 in the
00:34:59.340 eyes
00:34:59.760 it changes
00:35:00.660 everything
00:35:01.140 that's what
00:35:02.160 hypnotists
00:35:02.740 learn
00:35:02.960 so a
00:35:03.900 hypnotist
00:35:04.360 can tell
00:35:04.760 when you're
00:35:05.100 actually
00:35:05.440 you're
00:35:06.440 just sort
00:35:07.240 of in a
00:35:07.560 little bubble
00:35:08.020 of illusion
00:35:08.580 now
00:35:10.240 you could
00:35:10.980 argue
00:35:11.220 everybody's
00:35:11.820 in an
00:35:12.060 illusion
00:35:12.320 all the
00:35:12.700 time
00:35:12.980 which I
00:35:13.560 do
00:35:13.760 but
00:35:14.580 sometimes
00:35:15.100 you're
00:35:15.440 just
00:35:15.680 flat out
00:35:16.740 hallucinating
00:35:17.400 and the
00:35:18.560 eyes
00:35:18.880 always tell
00:35:19.400 it
00:35:19.560 it's
00:35:20.020 sort of
00:35:20.740 like
00:35:20.920 crazy eyes
00:35:23.220 I can't
00:35:23.860 do an
00:35:24.080 impression
00:35:24.380 of it
00:35:24.740 but
00:35:25.020 he's got
00:35:27.460 serious
00:35:27.840 crazy eyes
00:35:28.600 yeah
00:35:31.000 sort of
00:35:31.420 the Adam
00:35:31.800 Schiff
00:35:32.100 look
00:35:32.420 Adam
00:35:33.340 Schiff's
00:35:33.820 eyes
00:35:34.680 tell you
00:35:35.600 that he's
00:35:36.220 lying
00:35:36.600 you see
00:35:39.720 all right
00:35:43.880 so I'm
00:35:45.240 going to
00:35:45.380 cut it short
00:35:45.760 today
00:35:46.120 because
00:35:47.280 there's not
00:35:47.780 much going
00:35:48.200 on
00:35:48.480 and
00:35:49.560 I do
00:35:50.180 recommend
00:35:50.640 that you
00:35:51.000 listen to
00:35:51.360 the spaces
00:35:51.860 check my
00:35:52.920 twitter feed
00:35:53.420 it will
00:35:54.500 entertain you
00:35:55.640 and delight
00:35:56.060 you
00:35:56.340 and that's
00:35:57.320 all for
00:35:57.560 now
00:35:57.820 on
00:35:58.540 the
00:35:59.500 YouTube
00:36:00.780 platform
00:36:01.280 but I'm
00:36:01.800 going to
00:36:01.960 talk to
00:36:02.260 locals
00:36:02.540 for a
00:36:02.860 little
00:36:02.960 bit
00:36:03.180 bye for
00:36:04.000 now