Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2043 Scott Adams： Best Live Stream Ever

00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of civilization, the best live stream

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00:00:44.880 Yeah, that was pretty good.

00:00:46.460 I could feel the simultaneity.

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00:00:52.900 Well, I got so many stories, I don't know where to begin.

00:00:55.540 I'll just go all of them.

00:00:56.700 I have been doing affirmations to try to solve the drought in California.

00:01:04.480 And then I see this map.

00:01:06.740 I don't know if you can see it, but there's all these green flashing things, like a real

00:01:12.180 bunch of energy that's coming in.

00:01:15.040 And I don't know if you can tell, but that's heading exactly to my house.

00:01:19.440 See, my house is right there.

00:01:21.060 And this green energy is heading right toward it.

00:01:25.740 Now, this would only be the second time this week that I've attracted more energy than I expected to me.

00:01:34.820 That's probably a coincidence.

00:01:37.620 Anyway, it's called an atmospheric river.

00:01:40.600 And it's coming hard.

00:01:41.640 It looks like the drought in California is going to get a little relief until the forest fires.

00:01:49.720 All right.

00:01:50.300 Last night on Gutfeld, how many of you saw Russell Brand on Gutfeld?

00:01:56.000 That was a lot of fun.

00:01:57.780 Probably my favorite show so far.

00:01:59.960 My favorite Gutfeld episode so far.

00:02:01.740 I love the fact that Gutfeld's the number one show, so he can get the best guests now.

00:02:10.800 He had Vivek Ramaswamy on the other day.

00:02:13.920 He had Russell Brand on.

00:02:15.680 And it was so much fun watching all these people come into, let's say, an unstructured, sort of chaotic, funny environment.

00:02:26.560 Like everybody has to be in a different character then.

00:02:29.820 It's really fun to watch.

00:02:31.740 One of the things Russell Brand has said, I don't think he said it on Gutfeld last night, but he said it somewhere else.

00:02:37.820 He said, the thing they fear most is people with different political perspectives coming together.

00:02:44.040 I guess that they would be the unit party, you know, the people in power.

00:02:48.020 That does feel right, doesn't it?

00:02:50.740 That does feel right.

00:02:52.020 Because if people who were on opposite sides of things came together, you get a lot done.

00:02:58.180 There's some system, I forget what country it was, where most of the government decisions are by referendum, even the big federal ones.

00:03:09.700 Does anybody remember what system that is?

00:03:13.180 Is it Swiss?

00:03:14.660 The Swiss?

00:03:15.780 There might be other systems like that as well.

00:03:17.680 But doesn't that make more sense to you?

00:03:20.860 Because we have this weird situation in America where there are issues that are overwhelmingly popular.

00:03:28.240 Let's say 60% to 40%.

00:03:30.480 That's pretty overwhelming.

00:03:31.460 And if 60% of the public wants something, and they understand it well enough to know what they're asking for, it doesn't make any sense that that has to go through Congress.

00:03:43.620 We should just vote on it.

00:03:45.220 Like, okay, 60% of you want that?

00:03:47.480 Let's do it.

00:03:48.520 Now, I could imagine that maybe you don't go with the referendum if it's close, because then maybe you want your experts in Congress to, you know, tell you what you missed or something.

00:03:58.980 But if it's 60-40 and we understand the issue, I think we ought to just do an end run around Congress.

00:04:07.640 I don't know any way to fix the system that's a constitutional amendment probably, so impractical.

00:04:13.680 All right, here's your media lesson in how to interpret or actually spot fake news.

00:04:19.940 All right, so you may have seen a clip of Representative Goldman, who is talking to Matt Taibbi and Michael Schellenberger, I think, at a congressional event.

00:04:31.840 And he said, quote,

00:04:33.760 Even with Twitter, you cannot find evidence of any direct government censorship of any lawful speech.

00:04:41.920 And when I say lawful, I mean non-criminal speech.

00:04:44.760 Did you catch the weasel word?

00:04:49.720 I'll read it again.

00:04:51.060 Remember, there's only one word in the whole sentence that's the weasel word that changes its meaning.

00:04:57.220 Okay, you found it.

00:04:58.240 Direct.

00:04:58.840 The word is direct.

00:05:00.400 All right, I'll read it again.

00:05:01.920 Even with Twitter, you cannot find evidence of any direct government censorship.

00:05:06.960 If I hadn't called out the word direct, and you were just sort of casually listening, wouldn't you assume that the government never tried to get anything censored at Twitter?

00:05:19.120 Because they never directly did it.

00:05:22.900 All they did was continuously ask Twitter to do it.

00:05:27.600 But once you've asked Twitter to do it, it's not direct.

00:05:31.820 It's not direct.

00:05:33.460 Because Twitter's doing it.

00:05:34.840 So, like, what are you even talking about?

00:05:40.640 All we did is put some kind of soft, continuous, persuasive pressure on them by sending the FBI in to talk to them.

00:05:51.620 And, you know, when the FBI comes in, people just say, I'm not going to do what you say.

00:05:57.320 Just because you're the FBI, that's the way normal people work, isn't it, in a corporation.

00:06:01.820 So, of course, there was no coercion or influence, because they didn't ask directly.

00:06:11.380 That's the best we have in Congress.

00:06:14.660 He's one of the best.

00:06:16.200 That's why this guy got to talk.

00:06:18.960 He got to talk because he's one of the good ones.

00:06:21.660 Like, hey, let's send Representative Goldman to talk.

00:06:26.380 He's got some weasel words that you've never even heard.

00:06:28.880 All right.

00:06:33.300 Equity is for losers.

00:06:37.320 Literally.

00:06:39.040 You know, black America, it seems, and a lot of their allies are pushing for this thing called equity.

00:06:46.400 Equity of outcomes.

00:06:47.420 And I say to myself, hypothetically, if you divided a bunch of young people of any colors or ethnicities, you just randomly divide them into two groups.

00:06:58.760 You say, all right, group one, we're going to have you focus on equity.

00:07:04.420 We want something like, you know, similar outcomes for people.

00:07:08.000 So, organize your life toward being mediocre.

00:07:13.040 Try, if you work really hard, I think we can get you up to average.

00:07:18.160 All right.

00:07:18.280 So, that's one group.

00:07:19.560 But you'll also be dragged by systemic racism and the ghosts of the past.

00:07:24.760 But if you can work through all that, the system will help you get up to average.

00:07:31.080 You can be medium, too.

00:07:34.060 Now, the other group, be they white or black or Asian Americans, whatever, you say to them, all right, here's the deal.

00:07:41.660 We're going to teach you how to focus on the future, build a talent stack, and we're going to try to get you to excel.

00:07:48.980 Well, you're the ones who are going to have the tools of success, and you're going to use these tools to be better than people who don't know how to do it.

00:07:57.740 You're going to go as high as you could possibly go.

00:08:00.200 Not everyone will reach the top, of course.

00:08:02.760 But you're going to outperform ordinary people who don't know how to do this kind of thing.

00:08:08.080 All right, then check back in a few years, which group is doing better?

00:08:14.400 Well, what if you get what you try to get?

00:08:17.240 The people who wanted equity achieved mediocrity just like they wanted.

00:08:22.680 The people who were learning to excel probably beat the average, on average.

00:08:29.000 Who was happier?

00:08:31.960 All right.

00:08:33.140 Equity is for losers.

00:08:35.140 Every time you hear equity, you should say, you know, why are you shooting low?

00:08:39.720 Why would you shoot for medium?

00:08:41.480 Why wouldn't you shoot for black Americans excelling beyond the average of other groups?

00:08:49.640 Is that racist?

00:08:51.260 Would it be racist to say, look, black Americans, if you learn these tools of success, and the rest of the world doesn't, or at least any more than they already are,

00:09:02.240 you can beat them, right?

00:09:06.060 You're already beating them in sports, fashion, music.

00:09:12.700 You can beat them at everything if you use the right strategy.

00:09:16.060 It's just a strategy.

00:09:17.140 I think that would work, but equity is for losers.

00:09:22.600 That's like shooting for the middle.

00:09:25.320 All right.

00:09:27.100 And hypothetically, if I...

00:09:29.320 This is sort of impossible in the real world, but imagine if I specifically could train a generation of black Americans, young black Americans,

00:09:39.860 the tools of success, you know, systems over goals, and don't get hung up on passion, and how to calculate the odds, and how to persuade people,

00:09:50.220 you know, just all the tools of success, how to negotiate, how to handle money, you know, basic stuff.

00:09:56.300 If I did that for, let's say, five years, or let's say I educated a generation, I just did it every day,

00:10:04.440 how long would it take for black Americans to surpass the performance economically, economically,

00:10:13.820 how long would it take for the black Americans I trained to surpass white Americans, especially,

00:10:21.160 who did not have the same training, right?

00:10:24.320 Because poor white Americans also don't hear the tools for success.

00:10:27.520 It's something that high-income people are more likely to be around.

00:10:30.500 I think it would take one generation.

00:10:34.600 You know, you still have to wait a generation.

00:10:36.180 Some people said five to ten years.

00:10:38.300 That might not be wrong.

00:10:39.960 That might not be wrong.

00:10:41.620 But, you know, the big drag on black America is education, so that's got to be job one.

00:10:51.160 So Biden is such a lying guy that nobody can tell if he's got dementia or he's just making up stuff.

00:11:00.500 So he actually said in public that, quote, MAGA Republicans are calling for defunding the police.

00:11:08.020 MAGA Republicans are calling for defunding the police.

00:11:11.540 The president of the United States, Joe Biden, said that in public and didn't seem to think he needed to correct it

00:11:19.960 because it's literally the opposite of reality.

00:11:23.400 Do you think that's a lie or that he actually can't discern reality anymore?

00:11:29.600 Because it doesn't look like a lie anyone would tell, does it?

00:11:35.520 I mean, yeah, maybe it's just projection.

00:11:37.940 Maybe they project so much it's just automatic, even ridiculous projection.

00:11:42.580 I actually don't know on this one.

00:11:44.460 I can't tell lying or dementia.

00:11:46.820 Let's take a vote.

00:11:48.100 Lying or dementia.

00:11:49.480 Go.

00:11:49.720 Is he lying and he knows it, or is it just dementia?

00:11:53.900 If it's both, then he doesn't know it.

00:11:59.920 But I'm saying, does the dementia cause it?

00:12:02.120 I'm not saying he has dementia, but he knows enough to lie.

00:12:06.680 Yeah, both.

00:12:08.560 Yeah, he could have both, but the cause of this specific lie isn't both.

00:12:13.400 It's one or the other, I think.

00:12:16.300 Maybe it could be both.

00:12:17.520 I don't know.

00:12:18.240 Anyway, that's our mystery of the day.

00:12:19.540 All right, I found the best tweet ever about January 6th.

00:12:24.880 This comes from John Thompson, who tweets this.

00:12:28.360 January 6th, 2021, a day that will live in hyperbole.

00:12:35.240 I'm just going to let that sit there for a minute.

00:12:38.960 A day that will live in hyperbole.

00:12:41.680 That's just like such a keeper, isn't it?

00:12:44.060 Like as soon as you hear that, like, okay, I'm going to use that.

00:12:46.660 That's a keeper.

00:12:47.300 It's a day that will live in hyperbole.

00:12:50.580 Don't you want Tucker Carlson to say that?

00:12:53.860 Tell me, don't you want Tucker to do a monologue and say,

00:12:57.420 we're talking about January 6th, 2021, a day that will live in hyperbole.

00:13:02.120 So, you know, I don't think John Thompson would mind if his joke got stolen.

00:13:08.780 I'm giving him credit here, but people would recognize it if somebody used his joke.

00:13:14.620 It's a good joke, well constructed.

00:13:18.840 There were two stories in the news today about hot grandmothers.

00:13:22.700 Are you noticing that there's a lot more stories about literally grandmothers who are unusually attractive?

00:13:29.320 One of them is a model, Polina Porzakova or whatever.

00:13:37.360 She's like 58, I think.

00:13:39.960 And she did a shoot where she looks like 19.

00:13:45.140 You know, from, let's say, the neck down, she looks 19.

00:13:48.140 I don't know what kind of, no, no, I'm talking about, well, I don't know if cosmetic surgery,

00:13:55.600 but her, even her torso, you know, looks like it's 19 years old.

00:14:00.580 So I don't know how you do that.

00:14:01.860 Probably some, probably a little bit of work, a little bit of work.

00:14:06.220 But now Representative Boebert is going to have a kid.

00:14:11.160 She doesn't, or a grandkid.

00:14:13.940 She does not look old enough to have a grandkid, but I think she started early.

00:14:18.420 No, they're, like, the whole idea of a grandparent, like, it doesn't look the same anymore, does it?

00:14:24.800 She's 36, somebody said.

00:14:26.840 Yeah, I knew a 36-year-old grandmother.

00:14:29.500 I've actually known a few of them.

00:14:31.100 I've known a few 36-year-old grandmothers.

00:14:32.860 Well, here's the biggest news that you won't understand, because nobody could.

00:14:39.780 GPT-4 is about to come out, in maybe a few weeks.

00:14:44.540 And reportedly, it will have multimodal flavors, I saw in one tweet.

00:14:50.580 In other words, it will do video.

00:14:53.620 Just think about that.

00:14:55.440 GPT-4 will be the AI upgrade from GPT-3 that is blowing everybody's mind.

00:15:01.560 And my understanding is that version 4 won't be just a little bit better.

00:15:07.640 Is that what you're hearing?

00:15:08.960 It's not like, oh, this is going to be 25% better or something like that.

00:15:13.440 I feel like it's like a 10x or 100x, right?

00:15:19.320 It's like 10 or 100 times more powerful.

00:15:22.940 And the one we have is scary.

00:15:26.020 Now, make it, I don't know what the number is, but make it way, way more powerful.

00:15:30.340 And then give it video, which it can manipulate to look like photorealistic things.

00:15:38.800 You can make a movie by talking into it, I think.

00:15:43.020 I mean, we'll wait.

00:15:44.420 But I believe that I could take my book, God's Debris, and just read it.

00:15:50.340 Or it already knows it, because the book has been available for free on the Internet for years.

00:15:56.160 So it might have seen it, because it's just there on the Internet.

00:15:58.860 So if it read everything on the Internet, maybe it read it.

00:16:01.500 So I could just say, hey, have you read God's Debris?

00:16:04.600 And then GPT-4 says, yes, I am familiar with it.

00:16:08.380 And I say, can you make me a movie that will correspond to the scenes

00:16:13.540 and then have the characters speak the dialogue?

00:16:16.900 Boop.

00:16:17.740 There it is.

00:16:19.300 I believe I can create a movie in 10 seconds.

00:16:22.700 I think that's going to be, and if it's not this version, and if it's not GPT-4,

00:16:27.620 it might be two separate pieces of AI that you have to use.

00:16:33.700 But if you put the two of them together,

00:16:35.220 I think you're going to make movies by just saying,

00:16:38.520 read this book and make a movie out of it.

00:16:40.580 I think that's real.

00:16:41.580 Or read the script.

00:16:43.420 So, and we have no idea what's coming.

00:16:45.400 I saw a demonstration today.

00:16:48.040 Chris France tweeted this about another AI called MidJourney.

00:16:52.740 And he showed four photographs and asked you if you could tell

00:16:56.720 which of the four was the real one,

00:16:59.500 and which were generated by AI.

00:17:01.660 Now, it was a trick.

00:17:02.820 They were all generated by AI.

00:17:04.140 They looked perfect.

00:17:07.240 I think one of the characters had four fingers,

00:17:10.460 but if you didn't look closely, you wouldn't notice.

00:17:13.940 It's photorealistic now.

00:17:16.940 So the days of being able to know that what you're looking at is real

00:17:20.260 are absolutely gone.

00:17:23.100 From this point on, and really earlier,

00:17:26.420 if you believe that something's true because you saw a video or a photograph,

00:17:31.440 it actually means nothing now.

00:17:34.140 It means nothing because the fakes will look just like the real.

00:17:40.760 Speaking of that, there's a video on the Internet

00:17:43.800 of a Russian helicopter photographing a UFO while it flew near and around it.

00:17:52.680 Now, would you be surprised to know that the photography is not really clear?

00:17:58.040 Interesting, huh?

00:18:00.400 Interesting, huh?

00:18:00.900 Because apparently the Russian aircraft was at the same speed as the UFO,

00:18:07.160 so it was like flying right next to it.

00:18:09.100 If you fly right next to something,

00:18:11.720 and you take out your smartphone and go click,

00:18:15.440 and you're traveling at the same speed,

00:18:17.320 so it's as if you're not moving at all,

00:18:20.300 wouldn't you get a pretty good picture?

00:18:21.960 Don't you think you could get at least one good, clear picture?

00:18:27.740 And there's video.

00:18:29.600 Video especially.

00:18:31.460 Like, at least some point of it should be in focus.

00:18:33.920 But no.

00:18:34.860 But no.

00:18:35.960 Somehow it's not clear.

00:18:38.020 And here's the funniest thing.

00:18:39.200 It's shaped like a flying disc.

00:18:44.660 Like a flying disc.

00:18:46.700 That's a little too on the nose.

00:18:49.160 Flying disc from Russia.

00:18:51.180 Sorry, Russia.

00:18:52.600 Nice try.

00:18:54.260 But we're not buying that, UFO.

00:18:57.940 All right.

00:18:59.980 Here's more evidence that I might be sensationally right

00:19:03.260 about something that you believe I'm sensationally wrong about.

00:19:06.560 And before we talk about Ukraine,

00:19:08.980 I'll give my disclaimer.

00:19:11.920 No.

00:19:12.340 I don't believe any reporting about Ukraine.

00:19:15.280 No.

00:19:15.780 I don't believe the narrative that Ukraine is about to win.

00:19:18.780 It looks like it.

00:19:20.120 Sometimes.

00:19:21.080 Sometimes it looks the other way.

00:19:22.720 But no.

00:19:23.200 You can't tell who's going to win.

00:19:24.460 You can't tell how it's going to go.

00:19:25.980 So the next thing I say is under the umbrella of,

00:19:29.320 we don't know what's going on over there.

00:19:31.400 It's just something fun to talk about.

00:19:32.820 I say it twice.

00:19:38.540 Because sometimes you don't hear it the first time.

00:19:40.900 That's why.

00:19:42.960 So here's a new reporting from CNN.

00:19:45.320 The Wagner group is complaining viciously

00:19:48.100 that they can't even get a phone call through to the Kremlin

00:19:51.220 because they keep asking for ammo

00:19:53.780 because they're running out of ammo.

00:19:55.560 The most important fighting group, the Wagner group.

00:19:58.100 And Russia is not even answering their calls anymore.

00:20:02.820 At the same time, the Russian army says,

00:20:05.540 hey, they're giving all of our ammo to the Wagner group.

00:20:08.820 Now, CNN's reporting had actual soldiers from Russia

00:20:13.140 saying they don't have ammo.

00:20:14.580 The Wagner group is getting it.

00:20:16.320 They have the head of the Wagner group,

00:20:18.420 his own quotes publicly,

00:20:20.800 saying that he can't get any ammo

00:20:22.700 because it's going somewhere.

00:20:24.660 Now, with those two stories together,

00:20:28.220 would you conclude that Russia is running out of ammo?

00:20:31.320 Yes or no.

00:20:32.840 Given that we can't believe anything.

00:20:34.900 Can't believe anything.

00:20:36.160 But would you conclude they're running out of ammo?

00:20:39.880 Yeah, I would say it's too soon.

00:20:43.520 Wouldn't you agree? Too soon?

00:20:45.800 I think it's too soon because, first of all,

00:20:48.160 all the reporting is hard to believe.

00:20:51.120 But also, there could be a strategic reason.

00:20:55.920 They could be stockpiling it for a big push.

00:20:58.820 That's possible.

00:20:59.920 And this isn't yet the big push.

00:21:01.600 They could be withholding it

00:21:02.940 so the Wagner group doesn't go further.

00:21:06.120 Right?

00:21:06.880 They might want their army to just be holding

00:21:09.000 until they're ready for, like, a really big push.

00:21:11.860 But if you add it with yesterday's story,

00:21:14.700 that they were using their so-called best missiles,

00:21:17.780 and lots of them,

00:21:20.100 that kind of suggests they're running out of regular stuff.

00:21:24.420 Sort of.

00:21:25.700 I mean, not necessarily.

00:21:28.000 But at this point,

00:21:29.180 all signs are pointing toward running out of ammo.

00:21:34.000 Now, as I've told you before,

00:21:36.320 you don't have to get to zero ammo

00:21:38.080 before everything falls apart.

00:21:39.740 Am I right?

00:21:40.200 You don't have to run out

00:21:43.580 before everything falls apart.

00:21:45.780 You just have to be not enough.

00:21:48.720 And then you're going to retreat instead of fight

00:21:51.400 because you don't have enough.

00:21:52.940 If you don't have enough ammo,

00:21:55.080 the smartest thing to do is retreat.

00:21:57.440 Right?

00:21:58.380 Am I wrong about that?

00:21:59.760 You know, if you don't have any other kind of advantage.

00:22:02.340 Because you want to wait until you have ammo.

00:22:05.520 So you preserve your forces,

00:22:07.280 wait until you have ammo,

00:22:07.980 and then make another push.

00:22:09.580 So I believe you could have a complete systems failure

00:22:14.420 with just an ammo shortage not running out.

00:22:19.420 And I don't know what that shortage is.

00:22:20.940 It could be not much.

00:22:22.840 Imagine if 10% of your forces didn't have ammo.

00:22:27.300 Or everybody had ammo,

00:22:29.520 but nobody had enough.

00:22:31.680 Right?

00:22:32.500 To, like, get through a conflict.

00:22:34.020 The degree that you would have to restrict the ammo

00:22:38.680 probably is not as much as you think

00:22:42.300 before the whole thing falls apart.

00:22:44.740 Now, remember my other conspiracy theory hypothesis?

00:22:49.360 You should put no weight behind this idea

00:22:51.920 because it's purely speculative.

00:22:53.700 My belief is that the Wagner group head

00:22:57.260 is getting too important

00:22:59.020 and he has to be taken out by Putin.

00:23:03.140 And the best way to take him out

00:23:04.600 is to let him die

00:23:06.660 or let his forces get degraded

00:23:08.620 before Putin negotiates for peace.

00:23:11.920 Because the last thing he wants

00:23:13.320 is this souped-up, fully-armed Wagner group

00:23:17.220 to be sort of repatriated

00:23:19.560 from the war into the country,

00:23:20.920 and now there's, like, a standing army

00:23:23.000 that doesn't report to Putin,

00:23:25.400 you know, not directly,

00:23:27.020 and they might be pissed

00:23:29.320 at the Russian government

00:23:30.720 for who knows what.

00:23:32.880 Everything, basically.

00:23:34.220 So I think Putin might need to have

00:23:36.540 to take the Wagner group out

00:23:37.820 before he can negotiate peace.

00:23:40.400 So I think he's grinding up the Wagner group

00:23:42.560 so it looks like Russia has an offense,

00:23:45.460 but making sure they don't win too hard

00:23:47.780 because that's not even going to help him.

00:23:51.480 You know, winning a little extra

00:23:53.060 isn't going to help him a lot

00:23:54.300 because I think he wants them

00:23:55.880 to negotiate his way out.

00:23:57.900 So, speculation.

00:24:00.400 Speculation.

00:24:01.200 I wouldn't put a bet on it,

00:24:02.920 but it looks to me like

00:24:04.120 there's two things going on.

00:24:06.420 They're literally running out of ammo,

00:24:08.040 but on top of that,

00:24:09.600 not running out,

00:24:10.700 but they're running low.

00:24:11.620 And then on top of that,

00:24:13.580 I think Putin's trying to take

00:24:14.800 the Wagner group out

00:24:15.780 because he has to.

00:24:18.000 I'll just put that out there for fun.

00:24:20.200 See what happens.

00:24:20.920 Here's a spotting of systems

00:24:26.000 being better than goals

00:24:27.160 out in the wild.

00:24:29.340 So,

00:24:30.420 I saw a tweet from

00:24:32.980 Twitter user Brent Orell

00:24:35.120 who said,

00:24:35.560 the most dangerous career move

00:24:37.500 anyone can make

00:24:38.440 is pursuing education and training

00:24:40.720 strictly on the basis

00:24:41.840 of an economic future

00:24:43.220 that is unknowable

00:24:44.660 and therefore almost completely imaginary.

00:24:48.120 What do you think?

00:24:49.280 Given that the future is,

00:24:50.840 you know,

00:24:51.220 super unpredictable at the moment,

00:24:53.580 should you get educated?

00:24:55.480 Because your education,

00:24:57.300 you don't know if it would be useful.

00:24:59.340 Well,

00:25:01.700 a writer

00:25:03.760 who does some articles

00:25:05.340 for the Washington Examiner

00:25:06.880 and books and stuff,

00:25:08.420 Tim Carney,

00:25:09.460 said this.

00:25:10.720 He said,

00:25:11.140 amateurs think chess masters

00:25:13.260 are planning eight moves ahead.

00:25:15.120 Chess masters know

00:25:16.300 that's impossible.

00:25:17.660 They're thinking about

00:25:18.600 two moves ahead

00:25:19.560 and asking,

00:25:20.780 quote,

00:25:21.120 how can I put myself

00:25:22.320 in the best position

00:25:23.160 for whatever the heck

00:25:24.060 might come my way?

00:25:25.980 Now,

00:25:26.200 you recognize that

00:25:26.920 as systems thinking,

00:25:28.040 right?

00:25:29.680 A system is,

00:25:30.780 you don't know

00:25:31.180 where it's going to end up,

00:25:32.540 but you know,

00:25:33.040 if you put this piece

00:25:34.920 in this part of the board,

00:25:36.660 it will sort of control an area.

00:25:39.840 So,

00:25:40.120 the chess player

00:25:41.020 is playing a system.

00:25:43.120 You know,

00:25:43.480 obviously there's a goal

00:25:44.420 of winning the game,

00:25:45.240 but that's trivial.

00:25:46.300 I mean,

00:25:46.500 it's obvious.

00:25:48.420 But the system

00:25:49.400 is not to plan eight in advance.

00:25:51.400 The system is to control territory

00:25:53.340 and,

00:25:54.220 you know,

00:25:54.320 that sort of thing.

00:25:55.980 So,

00:25:56.500 what about that

00:25:56.940 in your life?

00:25:58.840 So,

00:25:59.200 this is what I tell you,

00:26:00.600 is that you should develop

00:26:01.900 a talent stack

00:26:02.940 that can give you

00:26:04.200 all kinds of options,

00:26:06.200 right?

00:26:07.040 You want to develop

00:26:08.320 the kinds of skills

00:26:09.380 that would work

00:26:11.000 in every environment.

00:26:12.680 For example,

00:26:14.260 good communication

00:26:15.260 will work

00:26:15.880 in every environment.

00:26:18.040 Being good at dealing

00:26:19.220 with people

00:26:19.740 and negotiating

00:26:20.560 probably work

00:26:22.180 in 90%

00:26:23.560 of environments.

00:26:25.240 You know,

00:26:25.380 so there are

00:26:25.680 a whole bunch

00:26:26.020 of things

00:26:26.300 that work

00:26:26.900 in any environment.

00:26:29.560 And so,

00:26:30.260 you want a system

00:26:31.040 to be as flexible

00:26:33.180 as possible,

00:26:33.840 not a system

00:26:34.460 that prepares you

00:26:35.460 for exactly one thing.

00:26:37.880 Although,

00:26:38.480 if you're,

00:26:39.120 you know,

00:26:39.460 learning to be a doctor,

00:26:40.420 that probably makes sense.

00:26:43.160 Here,

00:26:43.560 there was a Wall Street Journal

00:26:44.380 that had a really

00:26:45.040 interesting article

00:26:45.900 of something

00:26:46.940 I never would have

00:26:47.720 thought about,

00:26:48.320 that China

00:26:49.360 is having a cousin

00:26:51.000 and uncle shortage.

00:26:54.400 Isn't that weird?

00:26:56.220 So,

00:26:56.820 in traditional

00:26:57.540 Chinese culture,

00:26:59.120 you've got big families,

00:27:00.740 and the family

00:27:01.920 is your support structure,

00:27:04.460 you know,

00:27:04.640 more so than even

00:27:05.400 the government.

00:27:06.560 So,

00:27:06.760 if you've got

00:27:07.000 this big extended family,

00:27:08.780 one of the advantages

00:27:09.740 is you're more mobile.

00:27:12.060 Because,

00:27:12.720 for example,

00:27:13.240 when I moved

00:27:14.100 to California,

00:27:15.840 I probably would not have,

00:27:17.840 except my brother

00:27:18.560 was already here.

00:27:20.580 So,

00:27:20.960 if you have a,

00:27:21.400 if you have a family member

00:27:22.720 who is already in America,

00:27:23.960 for example,

00:27:25.220 it's a lot easier

00:27:26.080 to move to America,

00:27:27.680 right?

00:27:28.080 Just,

00:27:28.380 just having that

00:27:29.340 family structure.

00:27:30.560 But because of the

00:27:31.480 population bomb

00:27:33.700 that's happening

00:27:34.400 in China,

00:27:35.400 where there's just

00:27:35.980 fewer and fewer babies,

00:27:37.620 families are also

00:27:38.620 getting smaller.

00:27:40.060 Not only do you have

00:27:40.840 fewer babies

00:27:41.440 or no babies,

00:27:43.080 but you're

00:27:44.080 cousin didn't have

00:27:44.740 a baby either.

00:27:45.960 So,

00:27:46.240 now your family

00:27:47.220 support structure

00:27:48.360 is shrinking

00:27:48.840 and that would have,

00:27:51.340 in theory,

00:27:52.420 an enormous impact

00:27:53.620 on China's

00:27:54.600 resilience

00:27:55.100 and economy.

00:27:58.000 Which is,

00:27:58.800 I've never thought

00:27:59.520 of that.

00:28:00.440 The only reason

00:28:01.060 I bring it up

00:28:01.580 is that it's one

00:28:02.320 of those things

00:28:03.320 that could be

00:28:03.760 a big thing

00:28:04.400 that I've literally

00:28:05.440 never thought about.

00:28:06.920 But it also

00:28:07.760 could get solved

00:28:08.460 easily by,

00:28:09.460 you know,

00:28:09.740 workarounds,

00:28:10.460 et cetera.

00:28:11.680 So,

00:28:12.180 just keep an eye

00:28:12.760 on that.

00:28:14.080 All right.

00:28:16.640 The Academy Awards

00:28:18.160 has hired

00:28:19.160 a crisis team

00:28:20.180 to keep

00:28:22.060 Chris Rock

00:28:23.040 from getting

00:28:23.460 slapped again,

00:28:24.120 I guess.

00:28:24.880 No,

00:28:25.240 not Chris Rock,

00:28:26.040 but just

00:28:26.500 keep any trouble.

00:28:28.740 Now,

00:28:29.340 here's where

00:28:30.160 our system

00:28:31.180 goes wrong

00:28:31.900 every time.

00:28:32.620 All right,

00:28:34.280 so Chris Rock

00:28:35.020 gets slapped

00:28:35.700 one time

00:28:37.300 in the history

00:28:37.840 of anything

00:28:38.420 there was a problem.

00:28:40.360 One time.

00:28:41.020 But,

00:28:43.160 you're the

00:28:43.640 Academy Awards.

00:28:45.140 Can you

00:28:45.660 act as if

00:28:46.640 you're not

00:28:47.780 going to do

00:28:48.140 anything about it?

00:28:49.660 Now,

00:28:49.900 I guess they

00:28:50.420 maybe kicked

00:28:52.440 Will Smith

00:28:53.480 out of their

00:28:53.980 Academy or

00:28:54.500 something,

00:28:54.900 or he quit,

00:28:55.520 I don't know.

00:28:56.200 So they could do

00:28:56.900 some little

00:28:57.520 symbolic things.

00:28:59.400 But it feels

00:29:00.380 like if you're

00:29:01.080 in charge,

00:29:01.680 you've got to

00:29:01.980 show you're

00:29:03.220 doing something,

00:29:04.440 like something

00:29:04.960 physical,

00:29:06.080 or you're

00:29:06.520 making a change.

00:29:07.380 So imagine

00:29:08.820 some group

00:29:09.440 comes in

00:29:09.960 and pitches

00:29:10.500 to the

00:29:10.960 Academy Award

00:29:11.560 people,

00:29:11.980 hey,

00:29:12.860 you had a

00:29:13.440 problem,

00:29:14.880 bad PR,

00:29:16.000 because people

00:29:16.340 think,

00:29:16.740 my God,

00:29:17.560 you haven't

00:29:17.980 done anything

00:29:18.380 about it.

00:29:19.300 You could

00:29:19.780 hire my

00:29:20.520 company,

00:29:21.700 and we'll

00:29:22.100 put in this

00:29:22.780 crisis management

00:29:23.720 team,

00:29:24.160 and they'll

00:29:24.340 be basically

00:29:25.260 guarding people

00:29:26.020 from getting

00:29:26.460 on stage.

00:29:27.940 Just guarding

00:29:28.620 people.

00:29:29.840 So what

00:29:31.820 happens is,

00:29:33.140 how can the

00:29:33.740 Academy Awards

00:29:34.480 say no

00:29:35.200 to somebody

00:29:36.560 offering

00:29:37.080 physical

00:29:37.740 guards to

00:29:39.180 solve the

00:29:39.680 problem that

00:29:40.340 maybe people

00:29:41.200 think is a

00:29:41.740 real problem,

00:29:42.440 but really

00:29:42.780 just happened

00:29:43.240 once?

00:29:44.560 So as soon

00:29:45.260 as this

00:29:45.640 stuff starts

00:29:46.520 getting monetized,

00:29:48.500 then this

00:29:49.020 company is the

00:29:49.920 crisis group

00:29:50.780 for just the

00:29:51.900 Academy Awards.

00:29:53.320 Do you think

00:29:53.780 that group

00:29:54.420 would say,

00:29:55.560 hey,

00:29:56.220 let's talk to

00:29:56.820 the Golden

00:29:57.220 Globes people?

00:29:58.200 They have the

00:29:58.540 same problem?

00:29:59.580 Of course they

00:30:00.280 would.

00:30:00.880 Then pretty

00:30:01.760 soon,

00:30:02.740 every event

00:30:03.740 would have to

00:30:04.440 hire a

00:30:05.000 crisis management

00:30:05.880 group.

00:30:08.080 The way our

00:30:09.380 free market

00:30:09.960 works is

00:30:10.800 amazing and

00:30:11.760 stupid at the

00:30:12.500 same time,

00:30:13.880 because people

00:30:14.860 will sell

00:30:15.400 whatever anybody

00:30:16.100 can buy,

00:30:17.200 and sometimes

00:30:17.780 what people

00:30:18.220 want to buy

00:30:18.760 is completely

00:30:19.640 irrational.

00:30:21.000 So keep in

00:30:22.020 mind when

00:30:22.440 you're seeing

00:30:22.880 things like

00:30:23.940 ESG and

00:30:25.420 CRT and

00:30:26.580 DEI,

00:30:27.500 there's somebody

00:30:28.220 like this

00:30:29.240 hypothetical crisis

00:30:30.320 management group

00:30:31.220 who's selling a

00:30:32.520 package of

00:30:33.080 services,

00:30:33.480 and that's

00:30:34.740 why it's

00:30:35.180 a thing.

00:30:36.260 It's not a

00:30:36.880 thing because

00:30:37.320 a whole bunch

00:30:37.820 of people

00:30:38.140 thought it

00:30:38.500 was a good

00:30:38.860 idea,

00:30:39.800 even though

00:30:40.240 they did,

00:30:41.100 even though

00:30:41.480 they did.

00:30:42.060 It's a thing

00:30:42.820 because somebody's

00:30:44.140 selling it.

00:30:45.900 And as soon as

00:30:46.480 somebody's selling

00:30:47.120 it, and then

00:30:48.340 it becomes a

00:30:48.920 fixture of our

00:30:49.640 reality, then

00:30:50.460 everything's

00:30:51.000 distorted and

00:30:51.700 terrible.

00:30:52.480 So it's just

00:30:52.980 an example of

00:30:53.660 how once we

00:30:54.780 monetize hate,

00:30:56.500 you get more

00:30:57.280 hate.

00:30:58.740 There's just no

00:30:59.340 way around it.

00:30:59.960 So social

00:31:01.060 media monetizes

00:31:02.200 hate, because

00:31:03.500 you get more

00:31:03.920 clicks for hate.

00:31:05.980 Now, yeah, so

00:31:08.640 you're going to

00:31:09.100 get what you

00:31:09.600 monetize.

00:31:12.280 I'm having a

00:31:13.280 feeling that all

00:31:14.020 of the human

00:31:14.660 society needs to

00:31:15.860 be re-engineered,

00:31:17.780 like almost start

00:31:18.640 from scratch.

00:31:20.620 Now, I would

00:31:21.240 agree with you

00:31:21.860 that the classic

00:31:23.280 family structure

00:31:24.040 would be the

00:31:24.500 best, but I

00:31:25.660 don't see any

00:31:26.220 way to force

00:31:26.780 people into it,

00:31:27.520 or even

00:31:28.640 incentivize them.

00:31:29.940 You know, you

00:31:30.240 could change the

00:31:30.880 financial incentives,

00:31:32.120 but I feel like

00:31:32.660 the horse has

00:31:34.060 left the barn,

00:31:35.780 meaning people

00:31:37.620 just don't want

00:31:38.600 to be married

00:31:39.160 in large numbers.

00:31:41.640 They just don't

00:31:42.440 want it.

00:31:43.280 And I kind of

00:31:44.080 understand.

00:31:45.420 I tried it a few

00:31:46.340 times.

00:31:47.140 I get it.

00:31:48.080 I get it.

00:31:49.220 But here's some

00:31:50.080 indications that

00:31:51.020 all of society is

00:31:51.960 falling apart,

00:31:52.740 right?

00:31:53.720 Teens who meet

00:31:54.480 up with their

00:31:54.860 friends, I saw

00:31:55.440 this, Rex

00:31:56.000 Woodbury tweeted

00:31:57.320 teens who

00:31:58.560 meet up with

00:31:58.940 their friends

00:31:59.300 almost every

00:32:00.180 day, is down

00:32:01.560 from 50% in

00:32:03.360 the 90s to

00:32:04.140 25% today.

00:32:06.580 That's a

00:32:07.220 crisis.

00:32:08.780 Half of teens

00:32:09.820 used to hang

00:32:10.520 out with friends

00:32:11.060 every day.

00:32:11.660 Now it's only

00:32:12.140 25%.

00:32:13.540 Human contact

00:32:15.540 keeps us

00:32:17.220 healthy.

00:32:18.560 This is a

00:32:19.380 health crisis.

00:32:21.140 And then you

00:32:21.700 add the mental

00:32:22.380 health crisis,

00:32:23.300 the fentanyl

00:32:23.880 crisis.

00:32:25.000 You know,

00:32:25.220 kids have more

00:32:26.840 than ever,

00:32:27.460 I think.

00:32:28.720 And of course

00:32:29.460 this effect

00:32:30.660 happened at

00:32:31.460 the same time

00:32:31.900 that smartphones

00:32:32.480 were introduced,

00:32:33.300 of course.

00:32:37.080 And then the

00:32:37.740 other things that

00:32:38.380 smartphones have

00:32:39.260 caused, I want

00:32:40.460 to see if this

00:32:41.000 is a gender,

00:32:43.680 let's say,

00:32:45.640 is this a gender

00:32:46.480 reality or a

00:32:47.840 gender sexism?

00:32:51.820 Sexism or

00:32:52.440 reality?

00:32:52.800 Am I sexist

00:32:54.440 or reality?

00:32:55.900 True or

00:32:56.300 false?

00:32:57.580 If a husband

00:32:58.580 texts his wife

00:33:00.020 and she does

00:33:01.680 not respond for

00:33:02.660 a few hours,

00:33:04.320 he might not

00:33:04.860 like it,

00:33:05.840 but it wouldn't

00:33:06.340 be a problem.

00:33:07.920 Am I right?

00:33:08.880 He wouldn't

00:33:09.300 like it,

00:33:10.380 but it wouldn't

00:33:10.800 be a problem.

00:33:12.640 If the woman

00:33:13.340 texts,

00:33:14.180 if the wife

00:33:15.100 texts the

00:33:15.560 husband and

00:33:16.200 he doesn't

00:33:16.640 respond in

00:33:17.580 15 minutes,

00:33:19.040 is it a fight?

00:33:20.020 Right?

00:33:22.640 Probably.

00:33:25.160 See, even the

00:33:26.760 most basic

00:33:27.640 interactions of

00:33:29.100 male and

00:33:29.580 female, now

00:33:30.480 some of you

00:33:30.920 are disagreeing,

00:33:31.740 but it's sort

00:33:32.580 of a thing I

00:33:33.860 think we've all

00:33:34.360 noticed, even

00:33:35.940 the basic

00:33:36.420 interactions between

00:33:37.480 men and women

00:33:38.120 is being ruined

00:33:38.880 by phones.

00:33:41.260 I can't walk

00:33:42.660 into another

00:33:43.260 room without

00:33:43.920 my phone without

00:33:45.380 worrying that

00:33:46.060 somebody's going

00:33:46.600 to call in

00:33:47.780 an emergency.

00:33:48.860 I don't

00:33:49.900 know what

00:33:50.120 kind of

00:33:50.340 calls you

00:33:50.820 get, but

00:33:53.080 if I get

00:33:53.980 a call, it's

00:33:55.720 somebody who's

00:33:56.160 standing in

00:33:56.720 line somewhere

00:33:57.320 and they need

00:33:57.980 an immediate

00:33:58.360 answer because

00:33:59.100 they're actually

00:33:59.600 in line, and

00:34:00.760 if they get to

00:34:01.420 the front of

00:34:01.800 the line and

00:34:02.860 it's only two

00:34:03.340 people, they

00:34:04.420 can't do the

00:34:04.880 thing that they

00:34:05.300 wanted to do

00:34:05.920 and you'll be

00:34:06.380 sorry.

00:34:07.680 All of my

00:34:08.820 calls are an

00:34:09.340 emergency.

00:34:10.460 I've got

00:34:11.000 somebody standing

00:34:11.600 here right now

00:34:12.500 and I can't

00:34:14.080 do the thing,

00:34:14.760 or your roof

00:34:16.400 is leaking.

00:34:17.340 I mean, it's

00:34:17.640 all emergency.

00:34:18.860 So I never

00:34:20.300 can get a

00:34:20.860 minute away

00:34:21.280 from my

00:34:21.600 phone, but

00:34:22.460 I don't

00:34:22.640 think it

00:34:22.860 works the

00:34:23.380 other way.

00:34:25.120 All right.

00:34:27.620 I'm going to

00:34:28.420 give you a

00:34:28.940 different filter

00:34:29.600 on the

00:34:30.180 World Economic

00:34:30.920 Forum that

00:34:32.580 I call the

00:34:33.440 Dilbert

00:34:33.780 Filter.

00:34:35.600 There's a

00:34:36.400 filter which

00:34:37.040 is the

00:34:37.560 World Economic

00:34:38.760 Forum wants

00:34:39.460 to change,

00:34:41.400 do the

00:34:41.840 Great Reset

00:34:42.520 and change

00:34:42.980 everything.

00:34:43.300 and let's

00:34:45.140 say that

00:34:45.500 that's a

00:34:46.420 valid theory.

00:34:48.080 Let's say

00:34:48.440 that's a

00:34:48.820 theory.

00:34:49.880 I'm going to

00:34:50.340 offer you a

00:34:50.980 second

00:34:51.320 explanation and

00:34:52.980 I want you to

00:34:53.580 compare it to

00:34:54.260 your current

00:34:54.740 thinking about

00:34:55.960 the WEF's

00:34:57.100 master plan to

00:34:59.080 change the

00:34:59.700 economy and

00:35:00.380 take away all

00:35:00.940 your stuff.

00:35:02.220 So this comes

00:35:02.900 from Naomi Klein

00:35:03.980 and it was in

00:35:04.560 The Intercept in

00:35:05.440 2020.

00:35:06.360 I hadn't seen

00:35:06.940 it until now.

00:35:07.460 But she

00:35:09.680 says, I'll

00:35:11.360 just read one

00:35:12.040 of her

00:35:12.260 sentences,

00:35:13.200 Great Reset

00:35:14.000 is not a

00:35:14.740 serious effort

00:35:15.440 to actually

00:35:16.100 solve the

00:35:16.760 crises it

00:35:17.740 describes.

00:35:18.980 On the

00:35:19.540 contrary,

00:35:20.340 is an attempt

00:35:20.960 to create a

00:35:21.800 plausible impression

00:35:22.820 that the huge

00:35:23.980 winners in this

00:35:24.800 system, in

00:35:25.380 other words,

00:35:25.740 rich people,

00:35:26.560 are on the

00:35:27.100 verge of

00:35:27.600 voluntarily

00:35:28.220 setting greed

00:35:29.400 aside to

00:35:31.480 get serious

00:35:32.160 about solving

00:35:32.880 the raging

00:35:33.440 crises that

00:35:34.560 are radically

00:35:35.180 destabilizing

00:35:36.120 our world.

00:35:37.460 I'm sorry,

00:35:40.340 I don't care

00:35:40.980 what any of

00:35:41.680 you believe

00:35:42.140 about the

00:35:42.520 World Economic

00:35:43.240 Forum.

00:35:44.260 Once you

00:35:44.820 see this

00:35:45.320 frame, it's

00:35:46.620 so obvious

00:35:47.240 that's what's

00:35:47.760 happening.

00:35:48.740 No, of

00:35:49.120 course they

00:35:49.480 don't mean

00:35:49.840 any of this

00:35:50.240 stuff.

00:35:51.300 Of course

00:35:51.720 they don't

00:35:52.060 mean it.

00:35:53.620 No, the

00:35:54.200 whole thing

00:35:54.680 is to make

00:35:55.160 you think

00:35:55.540 they mean

00:35:55.960 it.

00:35:56.960 They don't

00:35:57.340 do anything.

00:35:58.860 All they

00:35:59.420 do is bring

00:35:59.860 all the rich

00:36:00.260 people together

00:36:00.820 and say,

00:36:01.160 you know,

00:36:02.020 these rich

00:36:02.540 people don't

00:36:03.080 even want to

00:36:03.560 make money.

00:36:04.880 They don't

00:36:05.260 even care about

00:36:05.780 money.

00:36:06.680 Let me tell

00:36:07.140 you,

00:36:07.460 the rich

00:36:08.180 people in

00:36:08.600 this room,

00:36:09.740 these are the

00:36:10.240 ones who want

00:36:10.700 to solve

00:36:11.040 climate change

00:36:11.780 for you,

00:36:12.500 no matter

00:36:13.320 how much

00:36:13.880 it costs

00:36:14.360 them.

00:36:15.000 Even if

00:36:15.660 they have

00:36:15.980 to give

00:36:16.320 up their

00:36:16.680 Maseratis,

00:36:18.220 they're going

00:36:18.560 to work

00:36:18.840 for your

00:36:19.240 benefit by

00:36:20.900 joining a

00:36:22.420 meeting and

00:36:22.860 talking.

00:36:24.540 And you

00:36:24.840 might say,

00:36:26.020 but what

00:36:27.480 have they

00:36:27.720 changed?

00:36:29.000 To which I

00:36:29.740 say, well,

00:36:31.140 they certainly

00:36:32.060 have proposed

00:36:32.560 things.

00:36:33.420 I know, but

00:36:33.920 like what's

00:36:34.700 actually happened?

00:36:35.300 Well, have

00:36:36.340 you seen the

00:36:36.780 10-point plan?

00:36:38.160 I know, but

00:36:38.900 what's actually

00:36:40.360 different because

00:36:41.960 of the World

00:36:42.440 Economic

00:36:42.860 Fund?

00:36:43.260 Well, have

00:36:44.200 you noticed

00:36:44.580 that the

00:36:44.920 things they're

00:36:45.280 recommending are

00:36:45.920 part of the

00:36:46.340 trend?

00:36:47.720 Yeah, but that

00:36:48.520 doesn't mean they

00:36:49.140 did anything.

00:36:49.600 this is my

00:36:52.640 current belief

00:36:54.400 about the

00:36:54.840 World Economic

00:36:55.540 Forum.

00:36:56.260 It's a

00:36:56.920 Dilbert

00:36:57.280 situation where

00:36:59.140 rich people are

00:36:59.940 just covering

00:37:00.440 their asses and

00:37:01.940 creating this

00:37:02.560 basically,

00:37:04.280 effectively, it's

00:37:05.580 a human

00:37:06.060 PowerPoint

00:37:06.580 presentation that

00:37:08.100 says they're

00:37:08.500 doing the right

00:37:09.060 things, but

00:37:09.520 they're not

00:37:09.820 doing the

00:37:10.200 right things.

00:37:11.500 They're not

00:37:12.220 doing the

00:37:12.520 right things.

00:37:13.980 The other

00:37:14.780 possibility is

00:37:16.260 that they mean

00:37:17.020 all this crazy

00:37:18.000 bullshit that

00:37:18.940 you think they

00:37:19.680 really mean.

00:37:21.620 I'm sorry.

00:37:22.760 If you believe

00:37:23.600 that they

00:37:23.980 believe and

00:37:24.980 plan to do

00:37:25.680 any of that

00:37:26.300 crazy bullshit

00:37:27.080 that you've

00:37:27.680 heard about,

00:37:28.560 it's all

00:37:29.500 signaling.

00:37:31.140 That's my

00:37:31.580 current belief.

00:37:32.920 Now, that

00:37:33.480 doesn't mean

00:37:33.880 that's what

00:37:34.300 they're thinking,

00:37:35.980 just to be

00:37:36.500 clear.

00:37:37.480 That doesn't

00:37:37.940 mean that when

00:37:39.740 Jamie Dimon

00:37:40.840 goes there or

00:37:42.080 whoever, it

00:37:42.840 doesn't mean he's

00:37:43.440 thinking, all

00:37:44.020 right, I've

00:37:44.400 got to go do

00:37:44.860 the theater.

00:37:46.080 None of this

00:37:46.460 is going to

00:37:46.820 happen.

00:37:47.160 I don't want

00:37:47.540 it to happen.

00:37:48.520 I'm just

00:37:48.740 going to go

00:37:49.040 do the

00:37:49.380 theater.

00:37:49.920 I doubt

00:37:50.380 it's that

00:37:50.720 simple.

00:37:52.240 It's just

00:37:52.640 everybody knowing

00:37:53.360 what's in

00:37:53.740 their interest.

00:37:55.020 This is the

00:37:55.660 George Carlin

00:37:56.560 explanation.

00:37:58.440 You don't

00:37:58.800 need a

00:37:59.140 conspiracy when

00:38:00.720 everyone knows

00:38:01.800 what they need

00:38:02.340 to do.

00:38:04.540 They all

00:38:05.600 know what

00:38:05.960 they need

00:38:06.280 to do.

00:38:07.680 The World

00:38:08.420 Economic

00:38:08.900 Forum doesn't

00:38:10.460 invite stupid

00:38:11.340 people unless

00:38:12.300 they're celebrities.

00:38:13.480 Am I right?

00:38:14.840 So it's

00:38:15.300 basically brilliant

00:38:16.780 business people

00:38:18.200 and leaders

00:38:18.760 and fucking

00:38:20.520 idiots

00:38:20.960 celebrities so

00:38:22.640 that you'll

00:38:23.360 think, oh,

00:38:24.160 they agree with

00:38:25.520 those celebrities.

00:38:26.840 It looks like

00:38:27.360 it's a whole

00:38:27.720 bunch of

00:38:28.100 people that

00:38:29.180 even celebrities

00:38:30.160 are on board

00:38:31.800 with this.

00:38:32.960 I think all the

00:38:33.740 rich people are

00:38:34.300 like, oh,

00:38:35.600 cool, we get to

00:38:36.260 go someplace and

00:38:37.200 meet some

00:38:37.560 celebrities and

00:38:38.840 get out of town

00:38:40.080 and go skiing.

00:38:40.700 And when we

00:38:42.760 get back, we

00:38:43.760 can say we're

00:38:44.300 working on the

00:38:44.880 big problems of

00:38:45.740 reality when

00:38:46.860 nothing like that

00:38:47.600 is happening.

00:38:48.820 It's kind of

00:38:49.200 brilliant.

00:38:52.120 All right.

00:38:58.340 I watched in

00:39:00.400 horror as

00:39:01.140 Representative

00:39:01.760 Sylvia Garcia,

00:39:03.240 Democrat from

00:39:03.800 Texas, tried to

00:39:06.660 embarrass Matt

00:39:08.040 Taibbi and

00:39:09.480 Michael Schellenberger

00:39:10.740 at this

00:39:11.800 congressional

00:39:12.300 hearing.

00:39:13.280 And I'm not

00:39:14.100 even going to

00:39:14.440 give you the

00:39:15.080 details of the

00:39:16.420 ridiculous question

00:39:17.580 she asked.

00:39:18.460 I'm just going to

00:39:19.140 tell you that I've

00:39:20.200 never seen two

00:39:21.000 people react more

00:39:23.540 perfectly to that

00:39:25.520 level of bullshit.

00:39:26.920 The normal way to

00:39:28.140 react when somebody

00:39:29.240 is sending you,

00:39:30.060 you're in public

00:39:31.360 and you're being

00:39:32.140 grilled, is you

00:39:33.620 either get the

00:39:34.420 button-down

00:39:35.660 approach like,

00:39:37.140 yes, Representative,

00:39:38.340 I understand what

00:39:39.420 you're saying, but

00:39:40.020 you know, my

00:39:41.320 reasoning is this.

00:39:43.600 All right.

00:39:43.840 And that's never

00:39:44.440 really good because

00:39:45.380 it's just somebody

00:39:45.960 acting reasonable and

00:39:46.940 then somebody slapping

00:39:47.820 them over and over

00:39:48.420 again.

00:39:49.880 The other way is to

00:39:51.140 react angrily.

00:39:52.500 No, no, you're

00:39:54.380 lying.

00:39:55.080 We did not say that

00:39:56.140 or that did not

00:39:56.880 happen or you're

00:39:57.820 exaggerating.

00:39:59.440 Right.

00:39:59.860 And that can make

00:40:01.100 you look bad too.

00:40:02.520 I mean, you could

00:40:03.120 win that way, but

00:40:03.780 it gives you luck.

00:40:04.240 But what Taibbi and

00:40:07.000 Schellenberger did

00:40:08.680 was just the best.

00:40:11.380 They just couldn't

00:40:12.100 keep the smiles off

00:40:13.240 their face, which

00:40:14.720 was clearly signaling,

00:40:16.460 oh my fucking God,

00:40:17.480 you see this too,

00:40:18.320 right?

00:40:19.480 Right.

00:40:19.880 The look on their

00:40:20.540 face was to the

00:40:21.580 audience, you see

00:40:22.820 this too, don't you?

00:40:24.680 Oh, it was perfect.

00:40:26.440 It was just perfect.

00:40:27.580 Now, I don't think

00:40:28.020 they planned it.

00:40:28.960 I think it was just

00:40:29.620 spontaneous.

00:40:30.520 I think they were

00:40:31.200 actually amused.

00:40:32.180 Like, they didn't

00:40:33.360 look like they were

00:40:33.920 acting.

00:40:34.740 I think they were

00:40:35.380 about to break out

00:40:36.220 laughing because the

00:40:38.780 Democrat was looking

00:40:40.940 so stupid at that

00:40:41.840 moment.

00:40:42.540 So that was kind of

00:40:43.480 perfect.

00:40:45.200 All right.

00:40:46.680 I loved watching

00:40:48.900 Anderson Cooper

00:40:49.800 interview Adam Schiff.

00:40:52.400 So he had the three

00:40:53.500 faces on the screen

00:40:54.580 and the three boxes.

00:40:56.620 So Adam Schiff was

00:40:57.400 on the left and

00:40:58.220 Anderson Cooper in

00:40:59.400 the middle interviewing

00:41:00.200 and Adam Kinzinger

00:41:01.620 was there.

00:41:03.620 And Adam Schiff

00:41:06.320 was trying to...

00:41:08.000 See, I can't even

00:41:10.280 talk about Adam Schiff

00:41:11.980 without laughing because

00:41:13.620 it's just so not

00:41:14.980 serious anymore.

00:41:16.900 Like, Adam Schiff is

00:41:17.860 just like the worst

00:41:18.900 than Watergate guy.

00:41:20.220 You know, once you've

00:41:21.280 ascended to pure comedy.

00:41:23.860 So he gets on there

00:41:24.920 and he says that

00:41:26.360 Tucker Carlson is

00:41:27.960 trying to gaslight the

00:41:29.160 country by showing

00:41:30.720 actual footage of

00:41:32.400 what happened.

00:41:33.640 And now I get it

00:41:34.980 that video footage

00:41:36.340 could be misleading

00:41:37.280 as was the January

00:41:39.060 6th video footage.

00:41:40.920 But it's a little

00:41:42.500 disingenuous to be

00:41:44.280 complaining that the

00:41:45.220 very thing you just

00:41:46.140 did is being done

00:41:47.980 by the other side.

00:41:48.920 Like we don't notice.

00:41:50.480 Like nobody noticed

00:41:51.460 that the entire

00:41:52.340 context is that

00:41:54.180 Tucker Carlson only

00:41:55.720 has that video

00:41:56.600 because you did

00:41:57.880 this thing

00:41:58.400 in front of the world

00:42:00.300 in the biggest

00:42:01.000 possible way

00:42:01.840 which is

00:42:02.420 distorting the

00:42:04.120 story by

00:42:05.080 selective edits.

00:42:07.240 And the

00:42:07.760 balls of this guy

00:42:09.520 to accuse

00:42:10.500 the other side

00:42:11.180 of what he's

00:42:11.900 literally the most

00:42:13.200 famous practitioner

00:42:14.800 of

00:42:15.340 is

00:42:16.440 it's just like

00:42:18.000 a comedy act.

00:42:19.480 Now some of you

00:42:20.100 say he's

00:42:20.600 projecting

00:42:21.540 the Tucker Carlson

00:42:23.480 thing.

00:42:23.780 They always

00:42:24.140 blame you

00:42:25.340 of the thing

00:42:25.760 they're doing

00:42:26.140 but it's a

00:42:26.760 perfect example.

00:42:28.080 Now what I loved

00:42:28.580 about the story

00:42:29.140 is not what

00:42:30.260 Schiff said.

00:42:31.660 It's Anderson

00:42:32.300 Cooper's face

00:42:33.320 as he listens

00:42:35.180 to Schiff

00:42:38.820 essentially

00:42:40.100 defending CNN

00:42:41.360 at the same

00:42:42.040 time.

00:42:42.840 Not intentionally

00:42:43.760 but keep in

00:42:45.120 mind that CNN

00:42:45.760 had reported

00:42:46.820 the January 6th

00:42:47.860 event like it

00:42:48.500 was real.

00:42:50.780 Think about

00:42:51.260 that.

00:42:52.400 CNN covered

00:42:53.160 the January 6th

00:42:54.360 committee like

00:42:56.620 it was all

00:42:57.020 real.

00:42:58.640 And now

00:42:59.060 it's very clear

00:43:00.240 that the thing

00:43:00.880 was closer to

00:43:02.060 a hoax

00:43:02.580 which I've said

00:43:04.340 from the beginning.

00:43:05.500 So CNN

00:43:06.040 really can't hide

00:43:06.860 from the fact

00:43:07.480 that they covered

00:43:08.260 the story as

00:43:08.920 real and it's

00:43:09.720 now pretty

00:43:10.420 obvious some

00:43:12.500 portion of it

00:43:13.140 was just pure

00:43:13.740 hoax.

00:43:14.800 Would you

00:43:15.040 agree with that?

00:43:15.740 Do you agree

00:43:16.260 with that statement?

00:43:18.100 That it's now

00:43:18.660 obvious that the

00:43:20.200 January 6th

00:43:20.880 committee was just

00:43:21.520 an operation

00:43:22.140 and they

00:43:23.440 reported it

00:43:24.220 as real

00:43:24.660 the entire

00:43:25.100 time.

00:43:25.900 Now isn't

00:43:26.340 that embarrassing

00:43:27.000 if you're

00:43:27.460 them?

00:43:29.580 Is that

00:43:30.120 the, yeah

00:43:30.920 I would think

00:43:31.660 that's embarrassing.

00:43:32.880 So Anderson

00:43:33.520 Cooper's in the

00:43:34.280 middle and

00:43:35.580 what I tweeted

00:43:37.860 was I can't

00:43:38.520 read minds

00:43:38.960 but Anderson

00:43:39.440 Cooper's face

00:43:40.240 suggests he's

00:43:41.480 not pleased

00:43:42.180 with the liars

00:43:42.960 that turned

00:43:43.500 CNN into the

00:43:44.580 dumbest fly

00:43:45.360 on Turd

00:43:45.840 Mountain.

00:43:47.300 And the only

00:43:48.120 reason I'm

00:43:48.520 telling you this

00:43:49.040 story is that

00:43:49.680 I'm so proud

00:43:50.420 of that phrase

00:43:51.120 the dumbest

00:43:52.500 fly on

00:43:53.060 Turd

00:43:53.340 Mountain.

00:43:54.300 I welcome

00:43:55.400 you to

00:43:55.780 borrow it

00:43:56.260 and I'm

00:43:57.660 going to

00:43:57.820 give you

00:43:58.160 full copyright

00:43:58.980 to that

00:43:59.440 phrase and

00:44:00.500 here's the

00:44:00.900 best part

00:44:01.380 don't give

00:44:02.540 me credit

00:44:03.060 if you use

00:44:03.640 it.

00:44:04.900 Like if

00:44:05.520 you're talking

00:44:05.840 to your

00:44:06.080 relatives or

00:44:06.640 something you

00:44:07.080 know they

00:44:07.340 don't follow

00:44:07.740 just act like

00:44:09.120 you made

00:44:09.500 that one up.

00:44:10.920 You have

00:44:11.400 my approval

00:44:12.040 to attribute

00:44:13.340 it to your

00:44:13.860 own good

00:44:15.560 thinking.

00:44:16.080 It's yours.

00:44:17.000 I release

00:44:17.440 it to you.

00:44:18.800 Just stay

00:44:19.100 there but you

00:44:20.180 have to

00:44:20.480 sell it.

00:44:21.740 You gotta

00:44:22.000 sell it like

00:44:23.040 you just

00:44:23.300 came up

00:44:23.680 with it.

00:44:24.020 I tell

00:44:24.420 you.

00:44:25.540 That Adam

00:44:26.000 Schiff.

00:44:27.420 He's making

00:44:27.860 CNN look like

00:44:28.840 the dumbest

00:44:29.460 fly on

00:44:29.920 Turd

00:44:30.160 Mountain.

00:44:31.460 And try

00:44:31.960 to sell

00:44:32.340 it like

00:44:32.640 it's always

00:44:33.120 been a

00:44:33.500 saying.

00:44:34.860 Try to

00:44:35.320 make it

00:44:35.600 look like

00:44:36.080 oh you

00:44:36.520 haven't

00:44:36.700 heard that

00:44:37.020 one?

00:44:37.680 Oh yeah

00:44:37.920 that's

00:44:38.260 yeah.

00:44:39.400 You don't

00:44:39.900 want to be

00:44:40.200 the dumbest

00:44:40.700 fly on

00:44:41.140 Turd

00:44:41.340 Mountain.

00:44:42.360 My

00:44:42.600 grandfather

00:44:43.040 used to

00:44:43.480 say that.

00:44:44.540 Not really

00:44:45.120 but you

00:44:45.640 can tell

00:44:45.920 people.

00:44:47.020 You don't

00:44:47.420 want to

00:44:47.660 die on

00:44:48.020 Turd

00:44:48.300 Hill.

00:44:50.180 Well

00:45:00.540 there's an

00:45:00.940 upgrade.

00:45:01.880 You know

00:45:02.160 how people

00:45:02.520 always say

00:45:03.020 don't die

00:45:03.860 on that

00:45:04.180 hill?

00:45:05.180 I think

00:45:05.800 it's more

00:45:06.100 effective

00:45:06.480 if you

00:45:06.700 say well

00:45:07.720 if I

00:45:08.120 were you

00:45:08.360 I

00:45:08.500 wouldn't

00:45:08.720 die

00:45:08.920 on

00:45:09.100 Turd

00:45:09.380 Hill.

00:45:14.580 Then I

00:45:15.180 saw

00:45:15.480 Adam

00:45:16.620 Schiff

00:45:16.960 appearing

00:45:17.860 on MSNB

00:45:20.000 show with

00:45:20.540 Lawrence

00:45:21.360 whatever his

00:45:23.200 name is

00:45:23.660 he's got

00:45:24.140 his own

00:45:24.440 show.

00:45:25.360 I remember

00:45:25.700 he doesn't

00:45:26.080 like

00:45:26.260 hammering.

00:45:27.320 Lawrence

00:45:27.600 somebody.

00:45:29.520 And then

00:45:29.840 Schiff was

00:45:30.800 saying that

00:45:31.440 Fox News

00:45:33.580 is only

00:45:34.140 acting because

00:45:35.100 they care

00:45:35.500 about the

00:45:35.900 money and

00:45:36.320 the ratings.

00:45:38.160 So he

00:45:38.740 was on

00:45:38.980 MSNBC

00:45:39.800 whose ratings

00:45:41.040 are in the

00:45:41.460 toilet

00:45:41.780 reminding them

00:45:43.900 that they

00:45:44.240 shouldn't care

00:45:44.680 so much

00:45:45.060 about ratings.

00:45:45.660 Has any

00:45:49.280 Democrat

00:45:49.680 ever given

00:45:50.240 good advice?

00:45:51.880 Do not

00:45:52.600 get your

00:45:53.020 economic

00:45:53.480 advice from

00:45:54.300 a Democrat.

00:45:55.520 So Adam

00:45:55.920 Schiff

00:45:56.180 telling a

00:45:57.700 struggling

00:45:58.280 network with

00:45:59.320 falling ratings

00:46:00.120 that they

00:46:00.980 shouldn't worry

00:46:01.400 so much

00:46:01.760 about the

00:46:02.080 ratings and

00:46:02.840 the money.

00:46:04.660 You know

00:46:05.920 what MSNBC

00:46:07.300 should be

00:46:07.860 struggling for?

00:46:09.260 Equity.

00:46:10.520 Equity.

00:46:10.880 Yeah.

00:46:11.460 I think CNN

00:46:12.520 and MSNBC

00:46:13.620 should be

00:46:15.060 trying to

00:46:15.500 achieve equity

00:46:16.420 in the

00:46:17.280 news business

00:46:17.880 while Fox

00:46:19.040 News is

00:46:19.600 trying to

00:46:20.000 be the

00:46:20.300 best in

00:46:20.700 the business

00:46:21.100 and we'll

00:46:21.660 lap them

00:46:22.180 and destroy

00:46:22.580 them.

00:46:23.800 But hey,

00:46:25.980 equity.

00:46:30.500 And the

00:46:31.400 only reason I

00:46:31.900 bring that

00:46:32.320 up is to

00:46:35.240 make fun of

00:46:35.740 the fact that

00:46:36.520 I don't know

00:46:37.280 who Lawrence

00:46:38.000 Lawrence O'Donnell

00:46:39.600 okay I didn't

00:46:40.500 know his name.

00:46:41.540 That was really

00:46:42.040 my main

00:46:42.440 point.

00:46:45.620 Oh yeah,

00:46:47.560 and Schiff

00:46:47.880 is trying to

00:46:48.340 get advertisers

00:46:49.140 to stop

00:46:49.740 advertising on

00:46:50.580 Fox News.

00:46:52.260 The only

00:46:53.060 people who

00:46:53.540 advertise on

00:46:54.220 Fox News

00:46:54.840 are pharmaceutical

00:46:56.160 companies and

00:46:57.560 shit that got

00:46:58.120 cancelled.

00:46:59.820 And some

00:47:00.660 charity stuff.

00:47:02.140 You know,

00:47:02.300 usually something

00:47:02.940 about veterans.

00:47:04.800 Like,

00:47:05.440 could Fox News

00:47:06.480 have any

00:47:07.160 fewer advertisement

00:47:08.460 options than

00:47:09.560 they have?

00:47:09.920 Yeah,

00:47:11.040 they've got

00:47:11.680 cancelled Mike

00:47:12.480 Pillow Guy,

00:47:14.240 bunch of

00:47:15.160 pharmaceuticals

00:47:16.120 that maybe

00:47:16.740 they shouldn't

00:47:17.140 have,

00:47:18.180 although I

00:47:18.600 haven't seen

00:47:18.960 as many

00:47:19.260 lately.

00:47:20.020 I haven't

00:47:20.300 seen as

00:47:20.600 many

00:47:20.780 pharmaceutical

00:47:21.300 ads.

00:47:22.440 And maybe

00:47:23.040 there's a

00:47:23.620 reason for

00:47:23.960 that.

00:47:26.000 Yeah,

00:47:26.300 St.

00:47:26.620 Jude's.

00:47:27.960 So it's

00:47:28.580 either charity

00:47:30.760 or somebody

00:47:31.480 cancelled.

00:47:34.140 It's not like

00:47:34.940 Fox News has a

00:47:35.760 lot of options.

00:47:36.500 All right.

00:47:42.460 This might

00:47:43.180 feel like a

00:47:43.820 repeat, but

00:47:44.960 it looks like

00:47:46.780 Trump's about

00:47:47.440 to be

00:47:47.780 indicted.

00:47:54.820 Should I

00:47:58.360 even read

00:47:58.820 this story?

00:48:00.080 All right,

00:48:00.420 this is the

00:48:00.880 best one

00:48:01.320 yet.

00:48:02.300 So this is

00:48:02.980 in the

00:48:03.440 genre of

00:48:05.160 the walls

00:48:05.660 are closing

00:48:06.180 in.

00:48:06.800 We got

00:48:07.280 them this

00:48:07.580 time.

00:48:08.160 We got

00:48:08.560 them this

00:48:08.840 time.

00:48:09.500 Yeah,

00:48:09.700 finally.

00:48:10.780 And let

00:48:11.580 me describe

00:48:12.400 how the

00:48:13.360 news tries

00:48:14.060 to deal

00:48:14.480 with this

00:48:14.860 as a

00:48:15.200 real story.

00:48:16.840 Right?

00:48:17.300 They want

00:48:17.780 to sell

00:48:18.480 this as

00:48:18.860 something

00:48:19.140 that's

00:48:19.360 real.

00:48:22.460 So what's

00:48:24.680 happening is

00:48:25.180 that New

00:48:25.760 York, I

00:48:27.020 guess,

00:48:27.240 Manhattan

00:48:27.500 prosecutor

00:48:28.140 attorney

00:48:28.700 Alvin

00:48:29.080 Bragg,

00:48:30.620 he's

00:48:31.920 notifying

00:48:32.340 attorneys,

00:48:33.480 I heard

00:48:33.860 this in the

00:48:34.260 New York

00:48:34.460 Post,

00:48:34.760 that the

00:48:37.940 ex-commander

00:48:39.380 in chief

00:48:39.680 Trump is

00:48:40.780 going to

00:48:40.960 be asked

00:48:41.320 to defend

00:48:41.820 himself in

00:48:42.400 front of a

00:48:42.840 grand jury

00:48:43.320 hearing.

00:48:44.460 Now,

00:48:44.680 people in

00:48:45.080 the know

00:48:45.500 say that if

00:48:46.480 you're asked

00:48:47.000 to defend

00:48:47.840 yourself in

00:48:48.380 front of a

00:48:48.780 grand jury,

00:48:49.820 it's indication

00:48:50.560 that it's

00:48:51.200 sort of the

00:48:51.560 last step

00:48:52.140 before they

00:48:52.800 indict.

00:48:54.020 So the

00:48:54.680 signal is

00:48:55.240 very clear

00:48:55.780 that the

00:48:56.320 intention is

00:48:57.180 to indict.

00:48:58.900 So how

00:48:59.720 strong is

00:49:00.400 this claim?

00:49:01.360 Let's see,

00:49:01.740 it involves

00:49:02.460 Stormy Daniels

00:49:04.040 payments.

00:49:05.780 They think

00:49:06.380 Trump will

00:49:06.820 decline the

00:49:07.340 offer.

00:49:10.160 And it's

00:49:11.600 unclear what

00:49:12.280 charges Bragg

00:49:13.060 intends to

00:49:13.600 bring against

00:49:14.120 Trump.

00:49:14.940 But the

00:49:15.280 report notes,

00:49:16.020 this is from

00:49:16.400 the New York

00:49:16.780 Post,

00:49:17.460 the report

00:49:17.900 notes that

00:49:18.380 prosecutors

00:49:18.920 could accuse

00:49:19.780 the former

00:49:20.260 president of

00:49:21.480 falsifying

00:49:22.140 business records.

00:49:24.820 That'll put

00:49:25.460 them away

00:49:25.780 forever,

00:49:26.220 won't it?

00:49:27.820 Falsifying

00:49:28.420 some business

00:49:29.820 records,

00:49:30.660 not tax

00:49:31.420 records,

00:49:31.800 but just

00:49:32.940 some business

00:49:33.420 records.

00:49:35.140 Falsifying

00:49:35.620 some business

00:49:36.100 records.

00:49:37.060 And then

00:49:37.340 they could,

00:49:37.880 here's the

00:49:38.360 good part,

00:49:38.880 they could

00:49:39.180 elevate that

00:49:39.920 charge to

00:49:40.460 a felony,

00:49:42.000 because otherwise

00:49:42.600 it's not going

00:49:43.600 to keep them

00:49:44.020 out of office

00:49:44.520 or anything,

00:49:45.160 but they

00:49:45.460 could elevate

00:49:45.900 it to a

00:49:46.320 felony by

00:49:47.360 arguing that

00:49:48.080 it was

00:49:48.320 attached to

00:49:49.020 a second

00:49:49.460 crime.

00:49:52.400 What?

00:49:53.900 So apparently

00:49:54.780 if you do

00:49:56.700 something that's

00:49:57.380 not too

00:49:57.860 important,

00:49:58.780 but they can

00:49:59.500 attach it to

00:50:00.200 another thing

00:50:00.780 that's not

00:50:01.200 important,

00:50:02.420 the two

00:50:02.740 of the

00:50:02.980 things that

00:50:03.400 are not

00:50:03.680 that important

00:50:04.360 can be

00:50:05.620 conflated

00:50:06.140 into a

00:50:07.000 felony

00:50:07.300 charge.

00:50:08.780 They are

00:50:09.160 literally

00:50:09.620 coming up

00:50:10.320 with imaginary

00:50:11.080 crimes.

00:50:13.300 That is an

00:50:14.160 imaginary

00:50:14.680 crime.

00:50:16.620 If you have

00:50:17.400 to take two

00:50:17.940 non-crimes

00:50:18.660 and add them

00:50:19.120 together and

00:50:19.780 argue there's

00:50:20.600 a connection,

00:50:21.500 and then when

00:50:21.880 you connect

00:50:22.320 them, the

00:50:22.660 two are

00:50:22.980 greater than

00:50:23.480 the sum

00:50:24.180 of the

00:50:24.400 parts,

00:50:26.120 now I

00:50:27.400 get that

00:50:27.860 that could

00:50:28.540 look like

00:50:28.960 a RICO

00:50:29.740 thing,

00:50:30.080 like a

00:50:30.860 RICO

00:50:31.120 thing is

00:50:31.680 a whole

00:50:32.340 bunch of

00:50:32.700 things that

00:50:33.280 suggest it's

00:50:33.940 all connected

00:50:34.520 and stuff.

00:50:36.280 So, I

00:50:38.140 don't know,

00:50:38.440 to me,

00:50:39.320 well, I'm

00:50:41.640 just going to

00:50:41.980 go with the

00:50:42.400 mainstream.

00:50:43.280 The walls

00:50:43.720 are closing

00:50:44.160 in.

00:50:44.820 They got

00:50:45.260 them this

00:50:45.560 time.

00:50:46.220 Once they

00:50:46.680 conflate

00:50:47.100 those two

00:50:47.580 small things

00:50:48.260 into a big

00:50:48.820 felony, the

00:50:50.120 jury is likely

00:50:50.960 to go for

00:50:51.460 that.

00:50:54.300 It does

00:50:55.020 not seem

00:50:55.640 even slightly

00:50:57.020 dangerous.

00:50:57.540 and imagine

00:51:00.300 this is the

00:51:02.560 last thing

00:51:03.020 he has

00:51:03.320 left.

00:51:04.600 It could be

00:51:05.360 like the

00:51:05.700 last legal

00:51:06.520 thing, and

00:51:07.860 it would

00:51:08.080 mean that

00:51:08.500 all of

00:51:09.100 them were

00:51:09.400 nothing.

00:51:10.420 They were

00:51:10.880 either trivial

00:51:11.720 or just

00:51:12.540 absolutely made

00:51:13.700 up or

00:51:14.100 nothing.

00:51:16.120 So, the

00:51:16.600 New York

00:51:16.740 Post also

00:51:17.200 reports that

00:51:17.860 privately, DeSantis

00:51:18.880 says he's in

00:51:19.600 the race.

00:51:20.340 Do you

00:51:20.660 believe that?

00:51:22.060 Do you

00:51:22.400 believe that

00:51:22.900 DeSantis has

00:51:23.940 definitely already

00:51:24.760 decided, he's

00:51:26.200 already created a

00:51:27.080 structure, and

00:51:28.980 he's just

00:51:29.380 waiting to

00:51:29.960 May to

00:51:30.460 announce?

00:51:33.960 It's

00:51:34.440 believable, it's

00:51:36.120 believable, but

00:51:37.900 I feel like there

00:51:38.560 was something

00:51:39.000 else I would

00:51:39.540 need to

00:51:39.900 know.

00:51:41.460 And I

00:51:42.080 think what I

00:51:42.500 would need

00:51:42.820 to know is

00:51:43.720 what is his

00:51:44.780 thinking about

00:51:45.560 Trump?

00:51:47.020 Could it

00:51:47.440 be that he's

00:51:48.760 preparing without

00:51:49.820 spending too

00:51:50.500 much money or

00:51:51.160 time?

00:51:52.000 Could he be

00:51:52.720 preparing in

00:51:53.640 case Trump

00:51:54.560 doesn't run?

00:51:55.940 Let's say he

00:51:56.980 gets some

00:51:57.320 legal problems

00:51:58.060 or something

00:51:58.440 else.

00:51:59.100 Maybe Trump

00:51:59.640 has a health

00:52:00.160 problem, you

00:52:00.880 know, anything

00:52:01.280 could happen

00:52:01.720 between now

00:52:02.240 and May.

00:52:02.740 Is it

00:52:03.080 possible he's

00:52:03.620 just getting

00:52:04.000 ready in

00:52:04.420 case, and

00:52:06.180 that his

00:52:06.560 intention to

00:52:07.260 run is

00:52:07.760 conditional on

00:52:08.520 what Trump

00:52:08.920 does?

00:52:10.780 Because I

00:52:11.360 can see that

00:52:11.900 easily being

00:52:12.540 confused as

00:52:13.520 an intention

00:52:14.020 to run when

00:52:15.280 it might be a

00:52:15.900 conditional

00:52:16.400 intention to

00:52:17.200 run.

00:52:17.960 As in, if

00:52:18.720 this happens,

00:52:19.420 and if this

00:52:19.880 happens, I'll

00:52:20.420 run.

00:52:22.720 It's always

00:52:23.380 conditional.

00:52:23.880 I guess in

00:52:25.280 reality, everything's

00:52:26.320 conditional.

00:52:26.860 You can change

00:52:27.360 your mind at

00:52:27.780 any time.

00:52:29.120 But does that

00:52:31.100 sound right?

00:52:31.620 Does it sound

00:52:32.060 like it might be

00:52:32.640 conditional?

00:52:33.840 And maybe he

00:52:34.680 sees how he

00:52:35.500 polls or

00:52:36.260 something before

00:52:36.820 he makes a

00:52:37.240 decision?

00:52:39.700 Yeah.

00:52:41.160 All right.

00:52:42.240 Well, I

00:52:44.300 would, do you

00:52:46.000 think the world

00:52:46.480 is better if

00:52:47.320 DeSantis gets

00:52:48.340 in and pushes

00:52:49.780 Trump?

00:52:50.220 Because I

00:52:51.940 love the

00:52:52.340 fact that

00:52:52.840 Vivek

00:52:53.660 Ramoswamy's

00:52:54.600 in the race.

00:52:56.800 Because he's

00:52:57.420 definitely made

00:52:58.120 the primary

00:52:59.480 better.

00:53:00.060 He's already

00:53:00.480 made Republicans

00:53:01.340 better

00:53:01.840 Republicans,

00:53:02.700 I think.

00:53:05.540 Yeah.

00:53:06.820 Well, we'll

00:53:07.520 see.

00:53:08.180 It'll be

00:53:08.660 interesting.

00:53:09.220 I guess I'd

00:53:09.660 like to see

00:53:10.080 him get in

00:53:10.600 just because I

00:53:11.100 like competition.

00:53:12.800 Tim Pool

00:53:13.480 had Kash

00:53:14.240 Patel on

00:53:14.940 his show.

00:53:16.320 And he

00:53:18.140 gives two

00:53:19.020 reasons.

00:53:20.220 to suspect

00:53:21.060 that Ray

00:53:21.540 Epps

00:53:21.800 was a

00:53:23.600 Fed working

00:53:24.400 on January

00:53:25.040 6th for

00:53:25.820 the Feds.

00:53:26.920 Here's two

00:53:27.460 reasons.

00:53:27.920 One of them

00:53:28.320 is one I

00:53:28.780 gave you.

00:53:29.900 First, he

00:53:30.380 says that

00:53:30.840 Ray Epps

00:53:31.160 was on

00:53:31.600 FBI's

00:53:32.180 most wanted

00:53:32.740 list for

00:53:33.220 one day,

00:53:34.200 and the

00:53:34.740 next day

00:53:35.160 he was

00:53:35.460 off.

00:53:36.460 There are

00:53:36.820 only two

00:53:37.220 ways that

00:53:37.640 happens.

00:53:38.060 You die

00:53:38.500 or you

00:53:38.940 become an

00:53:39.380 informant.

00:53:40.820 Now, remember,

00:53:41.380 Kash Patel

00:53:41.980 was a

00:53:43.240 prosecutor, so

00:53:44.860 he's worked

00:53:45.400 sources.

00:53:46.800 So when he

00:53:47.280 says there's

00:53:47.940 only one way

00:53:49.800 or two

00:53:50.360 ways you

00:53:50.660 can get

00:53:50.940 off the

00:53:51.220 FBI's

00:53:51.640 most wanted

00:53:52.040 list, he's

00:53:52.820 not guessing.

00:53:54.740 He's not

00:53:55.180 guessing.

00:53:56.680 There's only

00:53:57.340 two ways.

00:53:58.380 I mean, maybe

00:53:59.020 there's some

00:53:59.400 weird third

00:53:59.900 way.

00:54:02.920 And then

00:54:03.700 the other

00:54:04.360 point is the

00:54:05.680 one I gave

00:54:06.200 when the

00:54:06.980 representative

00:54:07.760 from the

00:54:08.180 FBI, I

00:54:08.720 forget which

00:54:09.060 one, was

00:54:10.060 asked by

00:54:11.080 Ted Cruz

00:54:11.920 under oath,

00:54:14.420 were there

00:54:14.820 any FBI

00:54:15.860 agents involved

00:54:16.680 in January

00:54:17.120 6th, she

00:54:18.320 refused to

00:54:19.020 answer.

00:54:20.140 And as

00:54:20.540 Kash points

00:54:21.520 out, and I

00:54:22.240 pointed out

00:54:22.680 when it

00:54:22.920 happened, if

00:54:23.840 the answer

00:54:24.280 was no, you

00:54:26.040 would not

00:54:26.400 say we

00:54:26.820 don't talk

00:54:27.300 about that

00:54:27.760 stuff.

00:54:28.880 Am I

00:54:29.180 right?

00:54:30.240 If the

00:54:30.880 answer is

00:54:31.260 just no,

00:54:33.140 you say

00:54:33.720 no, because

00:54:35.240 you wouldn't

00:54:35.560 be giving up

00:54:36.180 any secrets,

00:54:37.140 and you

00:54:37.460 would resolve

00:54:38.200 the matter,

00:54:39.460 or you'd

00:54:40.400 be closer to

00:54:40.920 resolving it

00:54:41.440 right there.

00:54:42.460 I don't see

00:54:43.720 any way that

00:54:44.740 Ray Epps

00:54:45.160 wasn't up

00:54:46.140 to something

00:54:46.740 with the

00:54:48.860 government, I

00:54:50.120 don't know

00:54:50.420 what, it

00:54:51.500 doesn't

00:54:51.800 necessarily

00:54:52.440 mean that

00:54:53.300 he was

00:54:53.740 hired to

00:54:54.860 cause the

00:54:56.160 riot.

00:54:58.520 It could

00:54:58.920 be that he

00:54:59.280 just wanted

00:54:59.660 to do it

00:55:00.060 anyway.

00:55:00.960 But it

00:55:01.520 could mean

00:55:01.960 that they

00:55:02.320 were going

00:55:02.560 to ask

00:55:02.980 him for

00:55:03.540 information

00:55:04.660 about it,

00:55:05.360 or it

00:55:05.960 would help

00:55:06.320 him get

00:55:06.920 into the,

00:55:07.860 maybe it

00:55:08.260 would help

00:55:08.520 him infiltrate

00:55:09.500 more MAGA

00:55:10.880 organizations or

00:55:12.360 something.

00:55:13.040 So it's

00:55:13.420 possible that

00:55:14.200 he was

00:55:14.660 working for

00:55:15.740 the feds,

00:55:16.680 but not

00:55:17.640 in some

00:55:18.600 assertive

00:55:21.160 way that

00:55:22.060 caused the

00:55:22.860 violence to

00:55:24.320 happen.

00:55:26.080 Maybe he

00:55:26.700 was just

00:55:26.980 there to

00:55:27.340 watch and

00:55:27.820 observe,

00:55:28.340 and they're

00:55:28.580 trying to

00:55:29.420 work with

00:55:29.760 him to

00:55:30.060 make him

00:55:30.400 more of

00:55:30.780 a source

00:55:31.420 in the

00:55:31.660 future,

00:55:32.500 maybe.

00:55:33.360 I don't

00:55:33.460 know.

00:55:33.880 So there

00:55:34.540 is some

00:55:35.340 room for

00:55:36.260 Ray Epps

00:55:37.480 could be

00:55:38.260 working for

00:55:39.200 the feds.

00:55:40.320 I don't

00:55:40.620 want him to

00:55:41.000 sue me,

00:55:41.400 so I'll

00:55:41.620 just say

00:55:42.020 allegedly.

00:55:44.660 And it's

00:55:46.460 still not

00:55:46.860 being what

00:55:47.240 you think.

00:55:48.480 Is that a

00:55:48.980 possibility?

00:55:49.880 Is it a

00:55:50.200 possibility that

00:55:50.860 he was totally

00:55:52.180 working for

00:55:52.800 the government,

00:55:53.620 but that it

00:55:54.720 wasn't a

00:55:55.600 big deal?

00:55:56.680 It was just

00:55:57.180 one of the

00:55:58.100 many people

00:55:58.660 they're trying

00:55:59.680 to turn into

00:56:00.260 informants?

00:56:03.000 Yeah.

00:56:07.040 Anything's

00:56:07.600 possible.

00:56:08.300 That's right.

00:56:08.640 So DeSantis

00:56:10.520 is picking up

00:56:11.200 free money

00:56:11.700 again,

00:56:12.240 as I often

00:56:12.860 say.

00:56:13.660 He will do

00:56:14.080 the thing

00:56:14.540 that when

00:56:15.380 he does

00:56:15.800 it,

00:56:16.060 you wonder

00:56:16.400 why everybody

00:56:17.380 else didn't

00:56:17.980 do it

00:56:18.260 first.

00:56:19.420 Have you

00:56:19.700 noticed that

00:56:20.180 quality about

00:56:20.920 DeSantis?

00:56:21.700 He's really

00:56:22.440 good at it,

00:56:23.520 like consistently.

00:56:25.100 Here's the

00:56:25.640 next one.

00:56:26.480 This is just

00:56:26.940 free money.

00:56:28.220 Best tennis

00:56:28.900 player in the

00:56:29.360 world, I

00:56:29.920 think, still,

00:56:31.020 Novak Djokovic,

00:56:32.560 is not allowed

00:56:33.400 in the country

00:56:33.960 for the Miami

00:56:34.660 Open, which

00:56:35.380 is a huge

00:56:36.020 event in the

00:56:37.020 country,

00:56:37.380 much less

00:56:38.920 or even

00:56:40.040 much more

00:56:40.500 for Florida,

00:56:41.800 because he's

00:56:42.900 not vaccinated.

00:56:44.800 It's 2023.

00:56:47.420 The healthiest

00:56:48.420 man in the

00:56:49.880 world can't

00:56:50.860 come into the

00:56:51.360 country because

00:56:51.860 he's not

00:56:52.180 vaccinated.

00:56:53.900 He might be

00:56:54.740 the healthiest

00:56:55.760 person in the

00:56:56.340 world, if

00:56:57.220 you've ever

00:56:57.560 seen him

00:56:58.000 train and

00:56:58.580 play.

00:56:58.960 I mean,

00:56:59.120 he's in

00:56:59.380 really good

00:56:59.800 shape.

00:57:00.840 So DeSantis

00:57:02.800 somehow cleverly

00:57:05.020 realizing that

00:57:05.780 this ban

00:57:06.360 was about

00:57:07.620 airline travel.

00:57:09.340 He asked the

00:57:09.940 Biden administration

00:57:10.700 to confirm that

00:57:12.420 Djokovic would

00:57:13.800 be let into

00:57:14.520 Florida if he

00:57:15.240 came by boat,

00:57:16.900 because apparently

00:57:17.740 you can come by

00:57:18.520 boat, but not

00:57:19.980 airline.

00:57:21.320 What?

00:57:23.500 What?

00:57:24.740 Are you

00:57:25.300 kidding me?

00:57:26.780 That's a real

00:57:27.720 thing?

00:57:28.700 That's a real

00:57:29.700 thing.

00:57:30.520 And the

00:57:31.260 government hasn't

00:57:32.120 moved to fix

00:57:33.640 it.

00:57:33.860 So the

00:57:34.740 government should

00:57:35.340 either make

00:57:35.760 the boats

00:57:36.280 require the

00:57:37.040 vaccination or

00:57:38.880 make the

00:57:40.800 airlines not,

00:57:42.400 but it's just

00:57:43.360 absurd to have

00:57:44.680 the difference.

00:57:45.660 So apparently

00:57:46.380 DeSantis wants

00:57:48.340 to make a boat

00:57:49.260 available.

00:57:51.260 Now, what do

00:57:54.440 you do about

00:57:55.040 that except

00:57:55.560 standing ovation?

00:57:57.320 Am I wrong?

00:57:59.040 I mean, that's

00:57:59.480 just standing

00:57:59.920 ovation and

00:58:00.520 stuff.

00:58:00.720 Yeah, that's

00:58:02.600 there is just

00:58:09.260 no other

00:58:09.840 reaction to

00:58:10.640 that.

00:58:11.260 You just

00:58:11.620 can't react

00:58:12.100 any other

00:58:12.500 way.

00:58:13.180 Standing

00:58:13.520 ovation.

00:58:15.420 That's it.

00:58:17.320 And he just

00:58:18.200 keeps doing

00:58:18.660 that.

00:58:21.000 All right.

00:58:24.140 War on the

00:58:24.980 cartels.

00:58:25.580 So more, I

00:58:27.880 guess, Lindsey

00:58:29.100 Graham and

00:58:30.480 who else?

00:58:32.160 Senator John

00:58:33.240 Kennedy are

00:58:34.600 putting through

00:58:35.020 some legislation

00:58:35.720 to make the

00:58:36.760 cartels terrorist

00:58:38.460 organizations, which

00:58:39.680 would unleash the

00:58:41.220 military upon

00:58:41.980 them.

00:58:43.620 I believe Ted

00:58:44.620 Cruz is more in

00:58:45.620 favor of financial

00:58:47.080 actions.

00:58:49.420 What do you

00:58:50.120 think would be

00:58:51.400 the best play?

00:58:52.320 Financial only,

00:58:53.340 plus whatever

00:58:55.200 else we're

00:58:55.640 doing.

00:58:56.560 Financial only

00:58:57.420 or direct

00:58:58.240 military action?

00:59:02.520 Both.

00:59:03.540 Yeah, I'm

00:59:04.140 going to say

00:59:04.500 both because

00:59:05.180 that's what it

00:59:05.980 took to beat

00:59:06.560 ISIS.

00:59:07.300 Am I right?

00:59:08.720 ISIS was a

00:59:09.940 military plus

00:59:10.780 financial.

00:59:12.520 And Trump

00:59:14.320 did seem to

00:59:15.520 succeed in

00:59:16.900 defeating ISIS.

00:59:17.840 It does look

00:59:18.340 like it to

00:59:19.360 me.

00:59:20.300 So I

00:59:22.160 don't know

00:59:22.480 what will

00:59:22.940 happen, but

00:59:24.640 I love the

00:59:25.960 fact that

00:59:26.480 the cartel

00:59:27.760 that kidnapped

00:59:29.520 and then

00:59:30.180 killed two

00:59:30.640 Americans, I

00:59:32.160 love the

00:59:32.660 fact that

00:59:33.280 they apologized.

00:59:35.200 That really

00:59:36.000 happened,

00:59:36.380 right?

00:59:37.500 So if you

00:59:38.600 have a cartel

00:59:39.300 apologizing to

00:59:40.340 the United

00:59:40.740 States, that

00:59:42.000 only means

00:59:42.660 one thing.

00:59:44.480 They do

00:59:45.300 not, do

00:59:46.660 not want

00:59:47.680 the military

00:59:48.160 to get

00:59:48.620 involved.

00:59:49.640 Do not.

00:59:50.820 Very much

00:59:51.420 do not.

00:59:52.940 Now, what

00:59:54.380 does that

00:59:54.660 tell you?

00:59:56.400 I'll tell you

00:59:56.980 what it

00:59:57.160 tells me.

00:59:59.000 President

00:59:59.400 Trump would

01:00:00.000 solve this

01:00:00.480 in an

01:00:00.880 afternoon.

01:00:02.460 Do you

01:00:02.640 know why?

01:00:03.840 Because once

01:00:04.500 you know

01:00:04.800 they're afraid

01:00:05.260 of the

01:00:05.520 military, you

01:00:07.200 negotiate with

01:00:08.000 them directly.

01:00:10.680 Imagine

01:00:11.080 Trump talking

01:00:12.360 to the heads

01:00:12.820 of the

01:00:13.060 cartels, because

01:00:13.680 I think he

01:00:14.200 could get a

01:00:14.680 call.

01:00:15.640 I think

01:00:16.000 Trump could

01:00:16.440 actually get

01:00:16.880 the heads of

01:00:17.280 the cartel

01:00:17.760 on the phone.

01:00:19.260 Don't you?

01:00:19.700 I mean, if

01:00:21.340 they thought

01:00:21.920 they could do

01:00:22.380 it without

01:00:22.640 getting caught,

01:00:23.220 I think so.

01:00:25.020 And I

01:00:26.120 think he

01:00:26.460 could say

01:00:26.800 directly, we're

01:00:28.500 going to fuck

01:00:29.580 up your shit

01:00:30.240 and it's going

01:00:30.760 to happen

01:00:31.060 fast.

01:00:32.400 If you want

01:00:33.200 to get out

01:00:33.840 of the death

01:00:35.180 ray that's

01:00:35.700 coming your

01:00:36.140 way and you

01:00:36.820 can't get

01:00:37.180 out of it,

01:00:38.120 the only thing

01:00:38.880 you can do

01:00:39.300 is negotiate.

01:00:40.780 And that

01:00:41.100 negotiation means

01:00:42.060 you stop

01:00:42.620 sending stuff

01:00:43.840 to us.

01:00:44.320 Maybe we

01:00:46.800 help you

01:00:47.460 turn your

01:00:48.660 operation into

01:00:49.420 something positive.

01:00:51.080 For example,

01:00:52.500 would it be

01:00:53.060 crazy to

01:00:54.720 say to the

01:00:55.220 head, whoever

01:00:56.000 the leaders of

01:00:56.720 the cartels

01:00:57.280 are, look,

01:00:58.840 we're very

01:00:59.900 impressed with

01:01:00.580 your organizational

01:01:02.080 skills.

01:01:03.620 We're also

01:01:04.560 going to kill

01:01:05.140 you in a

01:01:07.380 week.

01:01:08.680 But if you

01:01:09.800 like, Mexico

01:01:11.620 needs a lot

01:01:13.440 of industry.

01:01:14.320 And if you'd

01:01:15.260 like to do

01:01:15.720 what American

01:01:16.540 robber barons

01:01:17.360 did in this

01:01:18.500 country, which

01:01:19.740 is you start

01:01:20.700 by doing some

01:01:21.520 really sketchy

01:01:22.460 illegal shit,

01:01:24.080 become a

01:01:24.640 robber baron,

01:01:25.820 and then you

01:01:26.740 try to move

01:01:27.800 your operation

01:01:28.540 into legal

01:01:29.660 businesses, like

01:01:31.140 Crocker.

01:01:32.920 You know, he

01:01:33.780 was one of the

01:01:34.180 guys with the

01:01:35.680 transcontinental

01:01:36.920 railroad.

01:01:38.000 Those guys were

01:01:38.640 all just

01:01:39.160 bastards and,

01:01:40.800 you know,

01:01:41.320 just the worst

01:01:42.040 people in the

01:01:42.520 world, by

01:01:43.300 today's standards,

01:01:44.000 of course,

01:01:44.520 even them,

01:01:45.080 by their

01:01:45.360 standards.

01:01:46.160 They were just

01:01:46.540 horrible people,

01:01:48.080 terrible crooks.

01:01:49.840 And when they

01:01:52.040 got rich, the

01:01:52.700 thing they needed

01:01:53.220 more than

01:01:53.600 anything is to

01:01:54.560 make their,

01:01:57.020 let's say,

01:01:57.660 their kids and

01:01:58.300 their kids'

01:01:58.820 kids not live

01:02:00.120 under the

01:02:00.800 yoke of some

01:02:02.640 criminal organization.

01:02:04.340 So I believe

01:02:05.160 that Trump could

01:02:05.900 actually repatriate,

01:02:07.500 not repatriate,

01:02:08.520 I keep using that

01:02:09.160 word, I think he

01:02:10.340 could actually talk

01:02:11.160 some of the

01:02:13.000 cartels into

01:02:14.300 taking a better

01:02:14.960 offer, because

01:02:16.080 the other offer

01:02:16.660 is dead, and

01:02:17.860 there's no

01:02:18.560 negotiating on

01:02:19.500 that.

01:02:20.120 You either take

01:02:20.740 the offer or

01:02:21.440 you're dead in a

01:02:22.460 week.

01:02:23.500 I think that's,

01:02:24.420 I think Trump

01:02:25.060 could get that

01:02:25.540 done.

01:02:26.080 Now, he might

01:02:26.600 not be the

01:02:27.040 only one who

01:02:27.560 can get it

01:02:28.000 done, but I

01:02:29.140 think he'd be

01:02:29.500 the best.

01:02:31.060 I think he'd be

01:02:31.600 the best.

01:02:33.860 You know, I

01:02:34.280 think the others

01:02:34.820 maybe could do

01:02:35.440 it too.

01:02:35.660 You know, the

01:02:38.140 story about

01:02:38.640 Fauci, you've

01:02:39.300 probably noticed

01:02:39.780 I've talked less

01:02:40.600 about Fauci than

01:02:41.620 anybody who does

01:02:42.580 what I do, you

01:02:43.280 know, talking

01:02:43.640 about the news.

01:02:44.640 You've probably

01:02:45.040 wondered about

01:02:45.600 that.

01:02:46.540 Why don't you

01:02:47.000 talk about Fauci

01:02:47.780 more?

01:02:48.640 We hate Fauci.

01:02:50.060 Help us hate

01:02:50.640 Fauci some more.

01:02:51.940 Well, one of the

01:02:52.760 reasons I don't is

01:02:53.660 that I'm very

01:02:55.280 reluctant to go

01:02:56.200 after individuals.

01:02:59.460 Right?

01:03:00.020 I'd rather talk

01:03:00.680 about, you know,

01:03:01.280 unless they're

01:03:01.600 president, that's

01:03:02.300 different.

01:03:02.940 But I don't like

01:03:04.260 to go after

01:03:04.720 individuals unless

01:03:05.860 I have really

01:03:06.660 solid, something

01:03:08.620 solid.

01:03:09.300 It just feels

01:03:09.820 like a dick

01:03:10.340 move to go

01:03:11.160 after an

01:03:11.520 individual.

01:03:12.380 Because the

01:03:12.900 news is always

01:03:13.440 so wrong that

01:03:14.820 whatever you're

01:03:15.360 accusing somebody

01:03:16.080 of is like,

01:03:16.800 what are the

01:03:17.280 odds it's even

01:03:17.860 true?

01:03:19.320 Look at the

01:03:19.960 number of people

01:03:20.440 who came after

01:03:21.000 me in the past

01:03:22.100 couple weeks.

01:03:23.540 How many of

01:03:24.040 them actually knew

01:03:24.760 the story?

01:03:26.520 The ones who

01:03:27.240 came after me

01:03:27.800 hard?

01:03:28.080 Almost none.

01:03:29.300 Almost none.

01:03:30.700 So why do I

01:03:31.460 think, you know,

01:03:32.500 this is the

01:03:32.940 Gelman effect,

01:03:33.680 why do I

01:03:34.560 think that the

01:03:35.000 reporting on

01:03:35.540 Fauci is

01:03:36.020 accurate?

01:03:37.560 I've seen what

01:03:38.420 the reporting on

01:03:39.060 me is.

01:03:41.040 I know what

01:03:41.840 that looks like,

01:03:43.300 don't I?

01:03:44.460 But why do you

01:03:44.960 think Fauci's

01:03:45.680 is accurate?

01:03:48.040 That would be

01:03:48.680 the most ridiculous

01:03:49.580 assumption, that

01:03:51.060 the reporting on

01:03:52.280 Fauci is accurate.

01:03:54.180 That would be

01:03:54.900 ridiculous.

01:03:55.780 Because it's

01:03:56.340 never accurate.

01:03:57.540 When you talk

01:03:58.040 about public

01:03:58.600 figures, it just

01:03:59.460 never is.

01:04:00.620 It just isn't.

01:04:02.140 You know, there's

01:04:02.480 nothing you can do

01:04:03.060 about that.

01:04:04.200 So that's why I

01:04:05.220 hold off with

01:04:05.880 people like Fauci.

01:04:06.680 I heard, you

01:04:07.180 know, horrible

01:04:07.660 damning things

01:04:08.600 which didn't

01:04:10.460 seem totally

01:04:11.120 credible to me.

01:04:12.540 But our

01:04:13.080 current

01:04:13.360 understanding,

01:04:14.540 and I'll say

01:04:15.080 this is all

01:04:15.680 allegations and

01:04:16.780 what other

01:04:17.300 people believe,

01:04:18.700 is that Fauci

01:04:20.820 indirectly funded

01:04:22.900 gain of

01:04:23.400 function in

01:04:24.000 Wuhan.

01:04:25.140 Then when it

01:04:26.920 got out, he

01:04:28.100 redirected

01:04:29.860 attention away

01:04:30.520 from the

01:04:30.920 lab, and

01:04:33.220 then he

01:04:34.780 became the

01:04:35.820 leading figure

01:04:37.680 in fixing the

01:04:38.600 pandemic, that

01:04:40.120 if this

01:04:40.620 reporting is

01:04:41.360 true, he

01:04:42.680 caused.

01:04:45.800 Not by

01:04:46.920 himself, of

01:04:47.600 course, but he

01:04:48.540 would be a

01:04:49.060 primary cause.

01:04:51.060 Did this really

01:04:51.960 happen?

01:04:53.000 This whole story

01:04:54.040 is too on the

01:04:54.700 nose, right?

01:04:56.680 It looks like

01:04:58.760 it happened.

01:04:59.560 It looks like

01:05:00.260 that narrative

01:05:01.280 might survive

01:05:03.020 a challenge.

01:05:04.340 It might.

01:05:05.400 But that is

01:05:06.760 just too like

01:05:08.120 a book.

01:05:09.540 What are the

01:05:10.340 odds that the

01:05:11.420 one guy who

01:05:13.240 funded it is

01:05:15.080 the highest paid

01:05:16.000 person in the

01:05:16.660 government who

01:05:17.260 became a

01:05:17.820 superstar for

01:05:19.500 trying to

01:05:20.260 defeat the

01:05:21.260 virus that he

01:05:22.460 created,

01:05:23.340 allegedly, with

01:05:24.820 indirect funding

01:05:25.820 to the lab?

01:05:26.680 Isn't that

01:05:29.020 just on the

01:05:31.060 surface, doesn't

01:05:32.420 that strike you

01:05:33.120 as just too

01:05:34.500 a little too

01:05:35.480 neat?

01:05:37.820 You're saying

01:05:38.460 it happened, and

01:05:39.140 I'm not even

01:05:39.780 disagreeing, because

01:05:41.240 I don't know.

01:05:43.240 But that would

01:05:45.040 be the weirdest

01:05:45.780 simulation story

01:05:47.360 of all time, if

01:05:48.760 he caused it, and

01:05:49.780 then he was in

01:05:50.280 charge of fixing

01:05:50.940 it, and then

01:05:51.680 we didn't find

01:05:52.280 out.

01:05:53.180 And how much

01:05:53.740 money do you

01:05:54.220 think Fauci's

01:05:54.880 made?

01:05:55.100 We have no

01:05:57.020 indications, but

01:05:58.540 we also don't

01:05:59.140 know what stock

01:05:59.740 he holds, right?

01:06:02.600 Do we know what

01:06:03.480 stock he holds?

01:06:04.560 I don't believe he

01:06:05.700 has to report

01:06:06.880 that.

01:06:08.740 If I had to

01:06:09.600 guess, and this

01:06:11.360 would be just a

01:06:12.060 guess, probably

01:06:16.520 $80 million he

01:06:17.740 made during the

01:06:18.260 pandemic, if I

01:06:19.460 had to guess, just

01:06:20.860 based on he

01:06:21.580 probably, you know,

01:06:22.620 over the years

01:06:23.300 he's probably

01:06:23.800 collected a lot

01:06:24.580 of stock in

01:06:25.900 companies that

01:06:26.560 would make money

01:06:27.260 in a pandemic.

01:06:29.500 Patents, maybe,

01:06:30.380 yeah.

01:06:31.120 I don't know, did

01:06:31.680 he have an

01:06:32.000 interest in

01:06:32.640 remdesivir?

01:06:35.460 Did somebody

01:06:35.900 say some kind

01:06:37.020 of interest in

01:06:38.680 the company that

01:06:39.220 does remdesivir?

01:06:40.980 I don't know

01:06:41.640 about that.

01:06:42.440 So I'll say that

01:06:43.360 I'm not going to

01:06:43.940 make any accusations

01:06:45.020 about financial gain

01:06:46.360 because I don't

01:06:46.800 have details, but

01:06:48.240 if I had to

01:06:48.720 guess, and this

01:06:50.640 isn't even about

01:06:51.640 Fauci, if you

01:06:52.780 just take Fauci

01:06:53.640 out of it and

01:06:54.080 say somebody is

01:06:55.620 a million years

01:06:56.340 old and they've

01:06:57.140 been the central

01:06:57.760 person working for

01:06:58.840 big pharma in the

01:07:00.260 virus area for all

01:07:02.140 those years, does

01:07:03.960 he own a

01:07:05.080 substantial stock?

01:07:06.480 Remember, he was

01:07:07.120 the highest paid

01:07:07.720 government employee,

01:07:08.940 so he had

01:07:09.420 presumably investable

01:07:10.840 funds, but he

01:07:12.240 also probably had

01:07:12.920 some connections

01:07:13.500 where he would

01:07:14.000 get some stock

01:07:14.640 from, I don't

01:07:15.180 know, startups and

01:07:16.380 stuff. He

01:07:18.220 probably had, let's

01:07:21.340 say, $10 million

01:07:22.060 of pharma stock

01:07:23.780 before it all

01:07:24.560 started. I don't

01:07:26.140 know if that's

01:07:26.620 true. I'm just

01:07:27.320 speculating. If he

01:07:28.660 had $10 million,

01:07:29.380 it probably went

01:07:29.860 to $80 million

01:07:30.420 because everything

01:07:32.040 went through the

01:07:32.560 roof. So he

01:07:34.180 might have made

01:07:34.800 $20, $80 million

01:07:37.260 during the pandemic.

01:07:39.260 That wouldn't

01:07:39.880 surprise me.

01:07:41.480 Would you be

01:07:42.000 surprised if he

01:07:42.700 had a $10 million

01:07:43.720 portfolio and a

01:07:44.960 lot of it was in

01:07:45.720 pharma? Maybe

01:07:48.740 because he does

01:07:49.320 speeches or

01:07:50.180 worked with

01:07:50.640 people and got

01:07:51.220 stock. You

01:07:51.880 don't know. He's

01:07:52.920 been around for a

01:07:53.500 long time. Well,

01:07:55.340 I'm going to say

01:07:56.240 I'm not totally

01:07:56.920 believing all the

01:07:57.600 stories about

01:07:58.120 Fauci, but if it

01:07:59.780 is what looks

01:08:00.920 exactly like it

01:08:01.880 is, that's

01:08:03.620 pretty alarming.

01:08:05.060 That's pretty

01:08:05.700 alarming. It

01:08:06.980 might be. It

01:08:07.740 might be exactly

01:08:08.340 what it looks

01:08:08.780 like. All

01:08:09.840 right. This,

01:08:10.760 ladies and

01:08:11.020 gentlemen, was

01:08:12.720 almost the end

01:08:16.420 of my live

01:08:16.820 stream. Let me

01:08:17.580 tell you, just

01:08:18.040 before I got

01:08:18.560 on, I jumped

01:08:19.160 on a Spaces

01:08:20.160 call, and

01:08:21.560 there were a

01:08:22.680 number of

01:08:23.260 black Americans

01:08:24.540 talking, and

01:08:25.460 when they saw

01:08:25.980 me on there,

01:08:26.440 they invited me

01:08:27.120 up and asked

01:08:29.020 me to explain

01:08:29.740 my comments.

01:08:31.380 And how do you

01:08:32.140 think it went

01:08:32.620 when they asked

01:08:33.920 me to explain

01:08:34.580 my comments?

01:08:36.000 Were they

01:08:36.580 receptive?

01:08:37.020 it went

01:08:39.760 very well.

01:08:41.760 I'm actually

01:08:42.480 considering

01:08:43.140 re-identifying

01:08:45.300 as black,

01:08:46.880 because black

01:08:47.420 Americans have

01:08:48.060 come out of,

01:08:48.700 you know, my

01:08:49.140 little drama for

01:08:50.320 the last couple

01:08:50.740 of weeks, black

01:08:51.660 Americans have

01:08:52.360 come out of this

01:08:52.880 really well, like

01:08:54.260 in my opinion.

01:08:55.780 Their reaction

01:08:56.760 to it, sometimes

01:08:58.600 horrified, but

01:09:00.320 they would be

01:09:00.860 horrified and

01:09:01.800 then ask

01:09:02.320 questions, like

01:09:03.840 what did he

01:09:04.280 mean, why

01:09:04.720 did he do

01:09:05.140 it?

01:09:05.320 That's

01:09:06.880 perfect.

01:09:08.480 That's perfect.

01:09:09.880 Because I was

01:09:10.660 being hyperbolic

01:09:11.500 to get people

01:09:12.160 horrified.

01:09:13.340 They were.

01:09:14.380 But instead of

01:09:15.080 cancelling me,

01:09:16.580 in fact, the

01:09:17.820 first thing the

01:09:19.120 host said was

01:09:20.120 that it was the

01:09:20.640 white people that

01:09:21.220 cancelled me.

01:09:21.940 And did I agree

01:09:22.560 with that?

01:09:23.540 Yes.

01:09:24.500 Yes.

01:09:25.040 Absolutely.

01:09:25.920 Black people

01:09:26.380 haven't cancelled

01:09:26.920 me from anything.

01:09:28.020 Not a single

01:09:28.560 thing.

01:09:29.500 They mostly say,

01:09:31.300 that's very

01:09:31.700 alarming.

01:09:33.140 What are you

01:09:33.520 talking about?

01:09:34.040 Exactly what I

01:09:36.120 wanted.

01:09:37.220 White people

01:09:37.820 just had to

01:09:38.780 signal.

01:09:39.420 So they were

01:09:39.940 kind of useless

01:09:40.460 to this.

01:09:41.480 But then, I

01:09:42.800 had just enough

01:09:43.480 time to tell

01:09:45.380 them the entire

01:09:46.140 purpose was to

01:09:47.360 attract energy to

01:09:48.580 a point, which

01:09:49.920 is if you have

01:09:50.600 people who are

01:09:51.200 looking backwards

01:09:51.900 with their

01:09:52.420 strategy, such

01:09:54.160 as CRT, that's

01:09:55.580 a backwards

01:09:56.040 look, and you

01:09:58.240 compare them to

01:09:59.020 people who have

01:09:59.580 a forward-looking

01:10:00.380 strategy for life,

01:10:02.460 get a talent

01:10:03.140 stacked together,

01:10:04.160 systems over

01:10:04.880 goals, all that

01:10:05.580 stuff, that you

01:10:07.080 just can't compare

01:10:07.880 how successful

01:10:08.760 one group would

01:10:09.500 be to the

01:10:10.060 other.

01:10:10.960 So that was

01:10:11.780 the message I

01:10:12.860 wanted to get

01:10:13.240 through.

01:10:13.960 The systemic

01:10:14.540 racism is real,

01:10:16.120 but you can

01:10:16.620 slice through it

01:10:17.520 if you focus on

01:10:18.720 the tools for

01:10:19.660 personal success,

01:10:21.040 which would

01:10:21.640 include strategy

01:10:22.740 for getting

01:10:23.540 through systemic

01:10:24.220 racism.

01:10:24.620 racism, and

01:10:25.840 I think I

01:10:29.040 penetrated a

01:10:29.780 bubble, because

01:10:31.740 these are things

01:10:32.440 that I've wanted

01:10:32.940 to say for a

01:10:33.520 while, but I

01:10:34.540 was just

01:10:34.960 preaching to

01:10:35.720 people who

01:10:36.260 largely already

01:10:37.380 agree with those

01:10:38.000 things.

01:10:39.280 But this was the

01:10:40.420 first time I got

01:10:41.040 invited into what

01:10:42.160 I would consider

01:10:42.800 definitely not my

01:10:44.380 bubble.

01:10:45.640 I think a number

01:10:46.680 of them maybe

01:10:47.660 leaned right, but

01:10:49.080 it was definitely

01:10:49.540 sort of a black

01:10:50.600 centric group, and

01:10:52.240 I don't normally

01:10:52.820 get invited to

01:10:53.500 that.

01:10:54.300 So, my

01:10:55.860 original intention

01:10:56.840 was to put a

01:11:00.740 message that I

01:11:01.520 think is really

01:11:02.400 useful, focus on

01:11:04.140 personal success,

01:11:05.580 and try to

01:11:06.980 penetrate as many

01:11:08.080 bubbles as I

01:11:08.880 can.

01:11:09.620 Now, this is a

01:11:10.220 very small, small

01:11:11.900 success, but I

01:11:13.360 definitely got a

01:11:14.360 useful, high

01:11:15.300 ground, totally

01:11:17.220 practical set of

01:11:19.240 ideas into a

01:11:20.320 bubble where it

01:11:20.960 wouldn't have

01:11:21.260 been.

01:11:21.400 I think that's

01:11:23.580 good.

01:11:24.980 I mean, it's a

01:11:25.360 small move, but

01:11:26.940 so far my plan is

01:11:28.180 working weirdly

01:11:29.580 well, better than I

01:11:31.600 expected.

01:11:32.620 And beyond that, I

01:11:34.120 seem to be invited

01:11:35.040 everywhere.

01:11:36.580 I'm invited

01:11:37.140 everywhere.

01:11:38.320 Remember, Fox News

01:11:39.800 seemed to be ignoring

01:11:40.600 my story for a while.

01:11:42.440 I have been invited

01:11:43.700 by, you know,

01:11:45.680 Hannity.

01:11:46.420 Hannity invited me.

01:11:47.320 But I didn't want to

01:11:48.540 do that yet, because

01:11:49.960 I would look too

01:11:50.960 much like people who

01:11:52.080 would agree with

01:11:52.580 me.

01:11:53.180 I think he would do

01:11:54.720 what everybody would

01:11:55.340 do, condemn me for

01:11:56.700 what I said, and I

01:11:58.600 even condemned

01:11:59.140 myself for it.

01:12:00.280 I said it to get a

01:12:01.320 reaction.

01:12:02.020 So you can't

01:12:03.240 criticize me for

01:12:04.080 doing the thing that

01:12:04.780 I wanted to do that

01:12:05.620 worked really well.

01:12:06.860 I'm not going to

01:12:07.640 apologize for doing

01:12:09.200 a thing I wanted to

01:12:10.000 do that works really

01:12:10.740 well for the people

01:12:11.440 who got offended.

01:12:13.080 No, I'm not going

01:12:13.880 to apologize for that.

01:12:14.540 But Larry Elder

01:12:18.300 also invited me

01:12:20.160 on his show.

01:12:21.780 And what do you

01:12:22.480 think of that?

01:12:24.280 Should I do

01:12:25.000 Larry Elder?

01:12:26.940 So it's the same

01:12:28.100 problem.

01:12:28.700 He's going to agree

01:12:29.580 with me.

01:12:30.440 I saw an article he

01:12:31.440 wrote in Real

01:12:33.160 Clear Politics.

01:12:34.080 So I know he's

01:12:34.860 going to be

01:12:35.460 philosophical on

01:12:36.940 the same side.

01:12:38.080 And he would

01:12:38.480 identify as a

01:12:39.640 conservative.

01:12:40.540 But I feel like

01:12:41.740 I'm not getting

01:12:42.600 the invitations

01:12:43.300 I want from

01:12:44.460 the left.

01:12:46.260 Do you know

01:12:46.660 why the left

01:12:47.220 is not inviting

01:12:48.000 me?

01:12:50.380 Do you know

01:12:51.000 why the left

01:12:51.520 is not inviting

01:12:52.240 me?

01:12:53.740 You know.

01:12:55.120 Yeah, they're

01:12:55.640 afraid.

01:12:56.800 It's literally

01:12:57.400 fear.

01:12:58.980 You saw what

01:12:59.680 happened when

01:13:00.520 Russell Brand

01:13:03.020 went on

01:13:03.400 MSNBC.

01:13:04.660 He was on

01:13:05.540 Bill Maher's

01:13:06.540 show with

01:13:06.900 the MSNBC

01:13:07.620 guy.

01:13:09.720 You don't want

01:13:10.740 somebody to

01:13:11.260 bring a wildly

01:13:12.560 different idea

01:13:13.420 into your bubble.

01:13:14.460 if it could

01:13:15.560 destroy your

01:13:16.160 bubble.

01:13:16.960 I'm kind of a

01:13:17.900 bubble breaker

01:13:18.520 in the worst

01:13:20.100 case scenario.

01:13:20.720 I'm just

01:13:21.000 dangerous.

01:13:21.720 At this point,

01:13:22.320 I'm literally

01:13:22.780 dangerous.

01:13:23.960 Wouldn't you

01:13:24.320 agree?

01:13:26.080 I've made

01:13:26.740 myself literally

01:13:27.820 dangerous to

01:13:28.720 the prevailing

01:13:30.260 narrative.

01:13:31.080 Because I'm now

01:13:31.940 impossible to

01:13:33.320 ignore.

01:13:35.660 I'm impossible

01:13:36.460 to ignore.

01:13:37.640 And I have a

01:13:38.300 message that's a

01:13:39.300 high ground

01:13:39.760 message, meaning

01:13:40.500 as soon as you

01:13:41.080 hear it, you

01:13:41.540 say, okay, that

01:13:42.960 was better than

01:13:43.480 what we were

01:13:43.900 doing.

01:13:45.360 Nobody is

01:13:46.100 going to argue

01:13:46.600 that focusing

01:13:47.800 on personal

01:13:48.580 success for

01:13:49.660 young black

01:13:50.500 people is a

01:13:51.960 good strategy.

01:13:53.360 Nobody.

01:13:54.520 They will only

01:13:55.140 say, but also

01:13:56.100 other things need

01:13:56.920 to be done, and

01:13:57.640 then I'll say,

01:13:58.300 how is that

01:13:58.860 working out?

01:14:00.120 How are those

01:14:00.680 other things

01:14:01.140 working out?

01:14:03.220 A lot less

01:14:04.100 systemic racism

01:14:04.940 this year than

01:14:05.540 last?

01:14:06.640 None of it's

01:14:07.260 working.

01:14:08.080 I can agree with

01:14:08.980 all that stuff

01:14:09.660 being important,

01:14:10.300 but nobody's

01:14:11.540 doing anything

01:14:11.980 about it.

01:14:12.840 So instead,

01:14:13.500 you need to

01:14:14.780 fortify the

01:14:15.760 individual.

01:14:17.180 So the

01:14:17.580 individual is

01:14:18.800 invulnerable to

01:14:20.820 the worst parts

01:14:21.820 of systemic

01:14:22.400 racism.

01:14:23.060 You just

01:14:23.380 slice right

01:14:24.240 through them

01:14:24.580 like, how

01:14:25.720 do you

01:14:25.940 slice through

01:14:26.380 them?

01:14:27.040 Like a, you'll

01:14:29.180 slice through

01:14:29.660 systemic racism

01:14:30.640 if you have the

01:14:31.220 right tools,

01:14:31.840 like a hot

01:14:34.100 rod through

01:14:34.580 butter.

01:14:34.980 That's correct.

01:14:35.840 Like a hot

01:14:36.420 rod through

01:14:36.980 butter.

01:14:37.220 All right,

01:14:39.580 so my plan

01:14:40.280 is working

01:14:40.720 out swimmingly

01:14:41.700 well.

01:14:45.180 Let me ask

01:14:46.300 the people

01:14:47.040 who are less

01:14:47.680 familiar with

01:14:48.320 me, because

01:14:48.700 there are

01:14:48.840 always a few,

01:14:50.560 over on

01:14:51.100 YouTube especially.

01:14:52.700 So,

01:14:54.100 YouTubers,

01:14:54.960 have you ever

01:14:55.380 seen me

01:14:55.820 influence,

01:14:56.940 beyond the

01:14:58.120 race question,

01:14:59.260 have you ever

01:14:59.660 seen me

01:15:00.060 influence a

01:15:00.800 national event

01:15:01.720 in a positive

01:15:03.420 way?

01:15:03.720 So, just

01:15:06.400 look at the

01:15:06.900 comments.

01:15:07.740 Have I ever

01:15:08.260 influenced a

01:15:09.300 national event

01:15:10.080 in a positive

01:15:10.760 way?

01:15:12.260 So, those of

01:15:13.020 you who are

01:15:13.320 not familiar

01:15:14.060 with what I've

01:15:14.920 been doing

01:15:15.220 for the last

01:15:15.620 five years,

01:15:17.040 look at the

01:15:17.720 answers.

01:15:18.420 Now, you

01:15:18.740 can ignore

01:15:19.200 the no's,

01:15:21.080 because that

01:15:21.660 just means

01:15:22.080 they're not

01:15:22.560 familiar.

01:15:24.140 The yes's

01:15:24.860 are telling

01:15:25.260 you everything

01:15:25.620 you need to

01:15:26.020 know.

01:15:26.500 You wouldn't

01:15:27.200 have that

01:15:27.620 many yes's

01:15:28.480 unless people

01:15:29.860 noticed.

01:15:32.120 There's a

01:15:32.760 real thing

01:15:33.260 that's

01:15:33.480 happening

01:15:33.840 that I'm

01:15:35.340 part of.

01:15:36.380 The locals

01:15:36.980 group is

01:15:37.900 part of

01:15:38.240 it, and

01:15:38.820 now you're

01:15:39.300 part of

01:15:39.600 it, which

01:15:40.440 is anybody

01:15:41.020 who boosts

01:15:42.140 my signal

01:15:43.040 is doing

01:15:44.680 something good.

01:15:46.220 Now, not

01:15:46.680 the hyperbolic

01:15:47.740 symbol.

01:15:48.920 Don't boost

01:15:49.720 my hyperbole,

01:15:52.400 but boost

01:15:53.400 my reframe.

01:15:55.180 And the

01:15:55.420 reframe is

01:15:56.140 work on

01:15:57.080 your individual

01:15:58.000 success

01:15:59.480 skills,

01:16:01.040 and you

01:16:01.740 will do

01:16:02.220 fine.

01:16:04.060 And there

01:16:04.640 you go.

01:16:05.420 Thanks for

01:16:05.860 listening,

01:16:06.220 YouTube.

01:16:06.620 I'll be

01:16:07.100 with you

01:16:08.100 again tomorrow.

01:16:09.520 I appreciate

01:16:09.940 you being

01:16:10.240 here.

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