Real Coffee with Scott Adams - March 23, 2023


Episode 2056 Scott Adams: Bad Week For DeSantis, Alvin Bragg, TikTok, AI. Great Week For Trump


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 2 minutes

Words per Minute

146.0224

Word Count

9,064

Sentence Count

722

Misogynist Sentences

13

Hate Speech Sentences

31


Summary

The age gap between men and women in relationships is increasing. Is it because women are getting more serious at an earlier age, or because they like older men more? In this episode of Coffee with Scott Adams, host Scott Adams talks to Larry Elder about this and more.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to Coffee with Scott Adams.
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00:00:48.360 Well, there's going to be a theme for today's live stream.
00:00:52.300 The theme is, it seems like everything's going my way.
00:00:57.420 That's the theme.
00:00:58.820 Let's see if I can connect it all together and make that theme work, okay?
00:01:03.040 I'll start with a tweet I just saw before I went live from David Boxenhorn.
00:01:08.300 A good follow on Twitter.
00:01:10.480 David Boxenhorn has good stuff.
00:01:13.840 And he tweets,
00:01:14.720 It's been in the news lately that the age gap between men and women in relationships is increasing.
00:01:21.320 I've seen a lot of speculation about why this is, but not the one that comes to my mind.
00:01:27.200 Women want children at an earlier age than men do.
00:01:30.400 So get serious at an earlier age.
00:01:32.440 Do you think that's why older men and younger women are getting together?
00:01:40.080 Do you think that's the reason?
00:01:43.260 I don't think so.
00:01:44.260 Now, this happens to be one of the few categories I can speak about with some authority.
00:01:50.920 There are a lot of things I talk about that's maybe not my sweet spot.
00:01:55.600 Maybe I'm just sort of speculating about other people.
00:01:57.960 But now and then, there's a topic that I can talk to with great authority.
00:02:05.100 It's not about having kids.
00:02:07.660 It's definitely not that.
00:02:11.080 It's money, of course.
00:02:13.800 You know, financial security would be right up there.
00:02:17.440 But almost equal to it is a mindset difference.
00:02:22.860 There's just a clear mindset difference.
00:02:25.080 And it's not everybody's thing, right?
00:02:27.120 But let me put it this way.
00:02:29.340 As a general statement that does not apply to every person,
00:02:34.000 but as sort of a general statement,
00:02:36.760 I think women look for people who are like their dad,
00:02:42.680 and men look for people who maybe remind them of their mom in some ways.
00:02:47.700 Not necessarily looks, but in terms of personality and stuff.
00:02:51.000 Now, the problem is that younger men remind women of their mother.
00:02:59.280 Am I right?
00:03:00.680 If you're a younger woman, you say,
00:03:02.440 Oh, I just met this guy my age.
00:03:04.460 He reminds me of my mother.
00:03:07.600 He's very woke.
00:03:10.140 He's very empathetic.
00:03:11.480 Very caring.
00:03:12.560 Seems to care about other people a great deal.
00:03:14.520 Uses all the right pronouns.
00:03:15.660 Yeah.
00:03:16.660 Yeah.
00:03:17.520 So if somebody reminds you of your mother and your female,
00:03:21.940 that might not be the most attractive thing.
00:03:24.460 But there would be a lot of young women
00:03:26.940 who think that the men their age just are not exactly manly enough, basically.
00:03:34.420 And so they're looking for older guys who are still a little less woke.
00:03:40.200 So one way I could put it is there's a split preference.
00:03:45.680 Plenty of young women like extra wokeness with their men before they cheat on them.
00:03:51.800 I mean, it's a temporary thing.
00:03:53.780 Obviously, the woke men will all be cheated on.
00:03:56.580 I think that's obvious to everybody.
00:03:58.600 But maybe some portion of women just prefer guys that remind them of their dad.
00:04:04.420 You know, sort of a self-determination mindset, you know, less complaining, that sort of thing.
00:04:11.780 So I think that's what it is.
00:04:12.940 It's a mindset thing.
00:04:14.620 All right.
00:04:15.120 In the news, coffee has been tested and apparently is not as risky for your cardiac health as once thought.
00:04:24.680 So once again, things are going my way.
00:04:29.020 That's right.
00:04:29.480 Coffee is associated with a longer life and taking more steps when you're alive and getting more done and being more focused and all that.
00:04:43.520 So coffee, not so bad for you after all, at least for your heart, very specifically.
00:04:49.120 My conversation with Larry Elder, he graciously interviewed me for his Epoch Times site, but you can see it.
00:05:00.380 You can look, either Google it.
00:05:02.140 I think it's now on YouTube.
00:05:03.900 So just Google Larry Elder and Scott Adams and it'll pop right up.
00:05:08.620 Or you can see the link in my Twitter feed today toward the top.
00:05:12.280 So that's going my way.
00:05:16.460 So coffee's going my way.
00:05:19.440 Younger women are like older guys.
00:05:21.660 That's going my way.
00:05:23.640 You know, Larry Elder interview worked out nicely, I thought.
00:05:28.460 All going my way.
00:05:30.460 Here's something that doesn't have anything directly to do with me, but I'm going to weigh in.
00:05:37.480 Apparently there's a national Adderall shortage.
00:05:40.720 Did you know that?
00:05:42.280 There's an Adderall shortage.
00:05:44.020 And apparently it's a intentional shortage.
00:05:47.140 So I guess the government has put some kind of a cap on how much can be made.
00:05:52.820 Presumably because of abuse.
00:05:55.240 Now, I've watched the arguments online and they're very predictable.
00:06:00.620 It's the everyone, no, the fewer they are, the complete.
00:06:05.080 So this argument is in the form of, let's pretend that if there's a large group of people, that whenever we talk about them, that the few people in that group are considered the same as all of them.
00:06:18.440 And it's the reverse on the opposite side.
00:06:21.560 So here's what you see.
00:06:23.380 You see the people who genuinely need Adderall, because there is a type of person, a type of brain, where it's all positive.
00:06:31.780 It's all positive.
00:06:32.840 They really, really need it.
00:06:35.800 So they say, hey, this is a valuable thing I need and it's being prevented and it's all bad.
00:06:41.460 It is all bad.
00:06:42.700 If you're on Adderall and you need it, and then you have to go without it, that's no joke.
00:06:48.960 I don't think people understand what that's, the implications of that.
00:06:53.820 That can turn a person into a completely dysfunctional person.
00:06:58.240 And there may be some health risks of not tapering off as well.
00:07:03.440 I don't know about that, but I think the withdrawal is kind of nasty.
00:07:07.680 So you've got one group who's saying this is a national emergency and is created by the government.
00:07:13.700 And people like me are going to be really, really in trouble.
00:07:18.960 This is no joke.
00:07:20.720 There's a group of human beings in this country who are government, for reasons that may have been well-intentioned, but of course everything goes wrong.
00:07:29.940 They are absolutely screwed.
00:07:33.580 And I feel like there's zero empathy, because a lot of people are in the other camp that says,
00:07:40.640 oh, this is just because you found a legal way to get a meth.
00:07:45.240 That's what the critics say.
00:07:46.840 Oh, it's, you know, uh-huh, you won't be able to concentrate extra good, so big deal, you'll just be like me after that.
00:07:56.360 All right, now here's the problem.
00:07:58.740 Both sides are right, completely right, for some percentage of the population.
00:08:05.180 But both of them are completely wrong about what's going on with the other half.
00:08:10.740 I don't know if it's half, but something like that.
00:08:13.740 And once again, it's another example of complete inability to have a useful conversation.
00:08:20.760 The honest conversation is that a lack of Adderall will absolutely screw maybe tens of millions of people.
00:08:29.360 I mean, it's a lot, at least millions.
00:08:32.220 I say millions at a minimum.
00:08:34.440 And at the same time, it's 100% true that the drug is really overused and over-prescribed,
00:08:42.120 and that people who don't need it, need it, are certainly getting it.
00:08:46.000 So is nobody able to say both things can be true, that we have a national emergency for a group of Americans
00:08:55.120 who it looks like the other group of Americans just don't give a shit about, don't give a shit about them?
00:09:02.600 Absolutely wrong.
00:09:04.180 I'm going to take the same view on this that I take with, I know this will seem weird, Confederate statues.
00:09:10.940 That my opinion of Confederate statues isn't really part of the issue.
00:09:17.900 The issue is some large percentage, doesn't mean it's a majority,
00:09:22.300 but some large percentage of Americans are offended by it.
00:09:25.580 That's good enough.
00:09:27.120 That's all I need to hear.
00:09:28.380 Oh, it's offensive to a large group of people.
00:09:31.120 They have reasons that sound reasonable to me.
00:09:33.840 I mean, I could argue against it, but it's just a fact that people are offended.
00:09:37.560 So I'll just, I'll treat the fact that people feel that way as important.
00:09:43.880 Now, obviously the analogy doesn't work for a medical thing.
00:09:47.820 But the point is, if there's a huge bunch of Americans who legitimately are going to get screwed by this,
00:09:53.840 I do care.
00:09:55.580 Like, I do care.
00:09:56.740 And you should care too.
00:09:58.080 You should care because these are innocent people with a real medical problem,
00:10:02.400 and your government is going to leave them out there to just fucking twist.
00:10:07.980 It is evil.
00:10:09.920 It's just pure evil.
00:10:12.060 Now, I don't have an easy solution because I also know that it's overprescribed.
00:10:16.820 That's a real thing.
00:10:18.420 And it's like a really big, important thing.
00:10:21.140 So you just have competing interests.
00:10:23.100 But my personal ethical bias is toward the actual people who have medical use for it.
00:10:34.360 So if you don't have empathy for them,
00:10:39.780 yeah, if you don't have empathy for that group,
00:10:42.960 maybe it's because you don't know how bad it will be,
00:10:46.560 which I think is mostly the case.
00:10:48.220 But maybe just talk to some people who have an actual medical need for it,
00:10:53.440 and you're going to see some real panic,
00:10:55.440 and that panic is justified.
00:10:58.500 There's a real medical crisis coming that's big.
00:11:03.060 It's going to affect productivity, relationships, everything.
00:11:07.200 I mean, we've got a big problem coming if we don't fix that.
00:11:13.620 All right.
00:11:14.860 Here's something going my way.
00:11:16.400 Oliver Stone, who you might imagine is a left-leaning kind of a guy,
00:11:21.300 just produced a pro-nuclear energy movie
00:11:24.260 that's just completely pro-nuclear energy.
00:11:27.680 Now, I'm sure he talks about the good and the bad of it,
00:11:30.840 but it's unambiguously designed to say
00:11:34.580 the only thing that can save us from climate change is nuclear energy.
00:11:41.980 Can we all take a bow?
00:11:43.300 Well, I would say that this audience, by and large,
00:11:48.460 has been on this page for a long time.
00:11:51.120 You know, the people who are better informed about nuclear energy
00:11:54.160 have been pro-nuclear energy for years.
00:11:56.600 It's only the people who are lesser informed about the risks.
00:12:00.100 They're using an old model of the risk
00:12:02.280 that doesn't apply with the new technology.
00:12:05.880 Generation 3 nuclear plants never had a problem.
00:12:09.440 The current ones that you would build today never had a problem.
00:12:14.660 And the odds of it are not that high.
00:12:17.640 And if they did have a problem, it probably wouldn't be that big.
00:12:22.080 So, Oliver Stone, thank you.
00:12:26.180 I would consider this...
00:12:27.440 I would consider what Oliver Stone is doing
00:12:29.960 a patriotic donation to the country.
00:12:36.500 I mean, I hope he makes money on it and all that.
00:12:38.840 But to me, this just looks like pure patriotism
00:12:41.060 from somebody whose views might not always line up with mine.
00:12:45.740 I appreciate it.
00:12:47.860 All right, so I've been saying for a long time
00:12:50.280 that the Democrats don't argue in favor of keeping TikTok
00:12:53.880 because if they did, it would sound either stupid
00:12:58.000 or uninformed or nakedly political.
00:13:02.860 So they just can't say it.
00:13:06.300 They just can't.
00:13:08.760 But today they did
00:13:10.020 because I guess the CEO of TikTok
00:13:11.740 is going to be testifying to Congress
00:13:14.220 and at least the news is saying
00:13:16.500 that the Biden administration has demanded
00:13:18.840 that TikTok's Chinese owners sell their steaks.
00:13:21.140 Now, I didn't know that the Biden administration
00:13:24.160 had a clear statement like that.
00:13:27.680 That's the first time I've read that.
00:13:29.680 So it's reporting about the statement,
00:13:31.780 but I haven't seen the statement.
00:13:33.880 So I wonder...
00:13:35.540 To me, this news is not clean.
00:13:38.500 There's something missing on why suddenly
00:13:40.360 the news says that the Biden administration
00:13:42.860 wants to change TikTok's ownership.
00:13:46.260 I guess that's the softer thing than banning it.
00:13:48.500 So maybe they're looking for some way
00:13:51.420 to keep the political benefit of it
00:13:53.240 while getting rid of some of the Chinese risk of ownership.
00:13:57.900 But here's the counterargument
00:13:59.060 made by Representative Jamal Bowman.
00:14:03.420 And believe me when I say
00:14:05.620 this is the best argument
00:14:07.140 for keeping TikTok that I've seen.
00:14:10.940 It's just the best one.
00:14:14.160 Jamal says...
00:14:15.500 Jamal Bowman says...
00:14:17.820 Quote,
00:14:18.280 Republicans ain't got no swag.
00:14:20.580 That's why they want to ban TikTok.
00:14:24.500 That's why.
00:14:26.220 So his counterargument to Chinese government
00:14:30.120 having control over the data of Americans
00:14:33.560 and being able to persuade political events in America
00:14:37.180 and program our youth,
00:14:39.300 his response to that is
00:14:40.800 Republicans ain't got no swag.
00:14:42.360 That's why they want to ban TikTok.
00:14:45.060 Ain't got no swag.
00:14:46.720 Now, he is the stupidest person
00:14:48.840 that I've seen in politics
00:14:50.480 since the last time Jerry Nadler said something.
00:14:54.860 But how in the world...
00:14:57.280 How in the world can you support a team that's this stupid?
00:15:01.320 I'd love to say this is just political.
00:15:04.400 I mean, it comes off as just political.
00:15:06.280 But does he think that his own base is so stupid
00:15:09.700 that the real issue he's identified is they got no swag?
00:15:13.680 They got no swag.
00:15:15.100 Now, the context, just to be fair,
00:15:17.620 the context here is that he wants to use TikTok
00:15:20.660 to, quote, engage young people in politics.
00:15:23.620 He wants to keep young people engaged.
00:15:25.400 And he believes, this is my interpretation,
00:15:28.320 that Democrats, because they have swag,
00:15:30.980 they can use this cool new tool,
00:15:33.620 this TikTok tool,
00:15:35.980 whereas the sleepy old Republicans,
00:15:39.500 they don't know how to use this cool new tool
00:15:41.580 called TikTok.
00:15:43.060 They can't make viral memes.
00:15:45.280 So Republicans are trying to stop it
00:15:47.480 because they don't know how to make memes
00:15:49.340 and they don't know how to make viral videos.
00:15:52.900 Okay, that's your best argument?
00:15:55.620 That's stupid.
00:15:57.160 That's just stupid.
00:15:59.160 So there's some things that you can say,
00:16:01.200 well, that's a different point of view.
00:16:03.620 This is not one of those.
00:16:06.540 This is not a different point of view problem.
00:16:09.960 This is just stupid and lying.
00:16:13.660 And there's this old man with a sign
00:16:16.260 standing next to him.
00:16:17.900 They somehow got a group of ridiculous losers
00:16:21.060 to hold signs to keep TikTok.
00:16:24.060 Now, I get that people like TikTok,
00:16:27.780 but that's not the argument for keeping it.
00:16:30.700 It's really useful.
00:16:32.720 That's not the argument for keeping it.
00:16:35.740 Businesses use it to advertise it.
00:16:37.500 Yes.
00:16:38.780 Not the argument for keeping it.
00:16:41.400 None of these are even on point.
00:16:43.400 They're completely ignoring the argument.
00:16:44.960 So, anyway, it looks like the TikTok situation
00:16:49.700 is going my way
00:16:51.500 because the counter-argument has now been surfaced
00:16:53.800 and the counter-argument is stupid.
00:16:56.680 It's just stupid.
00:16:59.320 Well, here's a puzzling update.
00:17:02.360 China is developing its own mRNA vaccination.
00:17:06.800 Do they know that they shouldn't call it a vaccination?
00:17:12.660 I wonder if anybody's mentioned that to them.
00:17:17.480 So, doesn't this raise questions?
00:17:22.340 So, let's say you're an American citizen.
00:17:24.640 You've been watching the whole situation
00:17:26.420 and have not many American citizens concluded
00:17:31.660 and a number of medical professionals,
00:17:34.280 but clearly not all of them,
00:17:36.540 concluded that the mRNA thing
00:17:38.520 was a little bit dangerous in its own way.
00:17:43.380 Now, still the official word
00:17:45.020 is that it kept people alive.
00:17:47.100 That's still the official medical consensus in America.
00:17:51.660 But mostly the older people
00:17:53.160 and probably it was just more bad than good
00:17:55.020 for younger people.
00:17:56.920 But given that situation,
00:17:59.340 why would China go ahead
00:18:01.160 and do their own version of it?
00:18:04.680 Is it a version that somehow avoids,
00:18:07.460 I don't know,
00:18:07.800 the spike protein problem or something?
00:18:10.080 I mean, I don't know enough
00:18:10.900 about the science to speak of it.
00:18:13.020 But do you think in China
00:18:15.860 it's just that the pharmaceutical company,
00:18:18.180 which is fully owned by China,
00:18:20.380 do you think China's own pharmaceutical company
00:18:22.740 is just operating on lying and money
00:18:27.260 and has convinced the government of China
00:18:29.840 to do something that's bad for the government of China
00:18:33.100 because of money?
00:18:36.280 See, I see how that could work
00:18:38.360 in the American system and the European systems.
00:18:40.920 But I don't know.
00:18:43.300 It seems weird that that would be the dynamic
00:18:45.920 in the Chinese system.
00:18:48.180 So here's what I wonder.
00:18:51.360 Did the Chinese scientists not study
00:18:54.880 what happened in America with mRNA
00:18:57.300 and therefore have an updated idea
00:19:00.260 of what the risks and rewards are,
00:19:02.440 did they look at all the data that's available
00:19:04.520 and conclude that it was safe?
00:19:08.000 Did that happen?
00:19:09.060 You know, it's easy for me to imagine
00:19:12.380 there's some weird distorted thing happening in China
00:19:15.720 that might mirror our own distorted situation.
00:19:19.620 In the U.S., you could easily argue
00:19:21.580 that it was all about money
00:19:22.700 and somebody hid some data.
00:19:25.340 But now that we've got a couple of years
00:19:27.680 of mRNA experience
00:19:29.520 and China would have access
00:19:31.480 to pretty much all of the things
00:19:33.660 that our scientists have,
00:19:36.240 how do they look at it all
00:19:38.440 and say, let's do this?
00:19:40.340 Does that raise any questions with you?
00:19:43.940 I don't quite understand what's going on here.
00:19:47.060 Because if, well, let me ask you this question.
00:19:50.300 Knowing everything we know about the mRNA
00:19:52.700 as of today,
00:19:55.220 you know, today's knowledge,
00:19:56.420 if we could rewind
00:19:57.720 and the government had to do it all over again,
00:20:01.200 do you think they would have done it the same way?
00:20:04.360 Because I think they would have.
00:20:05.960 I think they would have.
00:20:06.680 Based on current data,
00:20:08.780 I think they would have.
00:20:09.900 They would have maybe given
00:20:11.260 fewer vaccinations to young people.
00:20:13.620 But I think they would have still given it over 60
00:20:15.840 and people had comorbidities.
00:20:19.560 That's what I think.
00:20:20.480 I think that's what they would say
00:20:21.640 based on the current information.
00:20:23.660 Now, the thing we don't know
00:20:24.880 is what happens in the long run.
00:20:28.360 You know, does your body get degraded
00:20:30.040 in some long run way?
00:20:31.000 But, you know, the Chinese have all the same information
00:20:33.560 we do, I'll bet.
00:20:36.280 So I don't, I guess it's a confusing situation.
00:20:39.480 I don't know why they would.
00:20:41.740 Now, the benefit of the mRNA platform
00:20:44.540 is that you can more quickly come up with a vaccine,
00:20:49.360 let's call it, vaccine.
00:20:51.060 You can do it more quickly than the old way of,
00:20:56.160 you know, well, the old way.
00:20:58.540 So apparently they think that catching up
00:21:00.360 or keeping up with the variants
00:21:02.440 is more important than whatever risk
00:21:04.840 the platform brings.
00:21:07.220 I don't know, it's just curious
00:21:08.300 that they would make that decision.
00:21:09.980 So here's a story that's super alarming.
00:21:18.360 According to the New York Post
00:21:19.620 and Miranda Devine.
00:21:22.260 Now, you remember Miranda was,
00:21:24.000 I think, the first reporter
00:21:25.580 on the Hunter Biden laptop story.
00:21:28.280 So we know her to be credible and accurate.
00:21:33.380 So that's your context.
00:21:35.560 Somebody who's credible on this very domain
00:21:38.020 and accurate.
00:21:38.800 But this story, I think,
00:21:40.760 is short of being confirmed.
00:21:43.260 So I'm not going to say I believe the story
00:21:44.980 on the first telling.
00:21:46.760 But what we know about the story,
00:21:48.920 according to Miranda, who is credible,
00:21:51.360 is very disturbing.
00:21:52.820 And it goes like this.
00:21:54.680 There's some gentleman, Robert Hinnock.
00:22:01.140 Oh, no, I'm sorry.
00:22:02.780 Mr. Luft is the person.
00:22:04.700 He said that he had some kind of deep
00:22:07.180 contacts with intel people.
00:22:10.520 And he's just one of these guys
00:22:11.900 who has a lot of deep contacts
00:22:14.340 with the intelligence world.
00:22:16.140 He says he tried four years ago
00:22:17.880 to inform the Department of Justice
00:22:19.500 in the U.S.
00:22:20.240 He's not an American.
00:22:21.840 That the Chinese state-controlled
00:22:23.240 energy company, CEFC,
00:22:25.920 had paid $100,000 a month
00:22:27.880 to President Biden's son, Hunter,
00:22:30.020 and $65,000 to Joe's brother, Jim,
00:22:33.780 in exchange for their FBI connections,
00:22:37.240 which is rumored to be
00:22:38.760 some connection guy, one eye.
00:22:41.080 That's some FBI guy
00:22:42.320 who was telling him insider stuff
00:22:43.760 from the FBI.
00:22:44.800 And they were using their FBI insider,
00:22:48.520 presumably illegal sources,
00:22:51.080 because I can't imagine
00:22:52.020 this would be legal,
00:22:52.980 and using the Biden's name
00:22:56.740 to promote China's
00:22:57.800 Belt and Road Initiative.
00:22:59.540 All right.
00:23:00.040 So there's this guy
00:23:01.540 not from the U.S.
00:23:02.900 He might be Israeli.
00:23:05.660 I think he's an Israeli citizen.
00:23:07.420 He gets picked up in Cyprus
00:23:09.360 on behalf of the United States.
00:23:13.060 So here's a guy
00:23:14.160 who's been warning
00:23:15.000 that he has direct
00:23:16.080 personal knowledge
00:23:17.100 because he learned
00:23:18.360 of the scheme,
00:23:19.620 the Hunter Biden scheme.
00:23:20.660 He learned it
00:23:21.300 through his own relationship
00:23:22.640 with Hunter's
00:23:23.820 Chinese business partners.
00:23:25.780 He didn't hear it
00:23:27.020 from a third-hand party.
00:23:28.800 He heard it from the people
00:23:30.400 who were paying Hunter directly
00:23:32.480 because he knows him personally.
00:23:35.060 That's a really good source.
00:23:37.740 So this really good source,
00:23:39.900 who has information
00:23:41.180 about Biden family
00:23:42.740 and FBI corruption,
00:23:44.240 was picked up in Cyprus
00:23:46.040 for being an arms dealer,
00:23:49.080 for being an arms dealer.
00:23:51.300 Do you know what he says
00:23:52.020 about that?
00:23:53.520 The guy who was picked up?
00:23:54.740 He says,
00:23:55.080 I've been arrested in Cyprus
00:23:56.180 on a politically motivated
00:23:57.640 extradition request
00:23:58.940 by the U.S.
00:24:00.300 The U.S.
00:24:01.400 claiming I'm an arms dealer.
00:24:03.320 It would be funny
00:24:04.300 if it weren't tragic.
00:24:05.680 I've never been an arms dealer.
00:24:08.180 Don't you think
00:24:08.880 that that would be easy
00:24:09.780 to prove or disprove
00:24:10.940 that he was
00:24:12.300 or was not an arms dealer?
00:24:16.140 I've got a feeling
00:24:17.120 that he's not an arms dealer
00:24:18.480 and that it might be
00:24:19.960 exactly what it looks like,
00:24:21.720 which is he was arrested
00:24:23.320 because he's a critic
00:24:24.380 of the Bidens
00:24:25.080 and has actually information
00:24:26.560 that would put them all in jail.
00:24:28.760 That's what it looks like.
00:24:30.640 Now, it's way too early.
00:24:32.760 Fog of war.
00:24:33.820 You know,
00:24:34.040 first versions of stories
00:24:35.360 tend to change.
00:24:36.760 So I wouldn't go all the way
00:24:38.340 to believe in that.
00:24:39.700 But if later you find out
00:24:41.260 that this gentleman
00:24:43.020 does indeed have no connection
00:24:45.620 whatsoever to arms dealing,
00:24:48.220 then I think you know
00:24:49.040 what you need to know.
00:24:50.940 And I'm pretty sure
00:24:52.220 that you don't say
00:24:52.980 something like this.
00:24:55.300 This is just my liar filter,
00:24:58.200 my BS filter.
00:24:59.600 My BS filter says
00:25:00.880 you don't say this sentence
00:25:02.720 unless it's true.
00:25:04.460 Here's the sentence.
00:25:06.320 The U.S.
00:25:07.180 claiming I'm an arms dealer.
00:25:08.640 It would be funny
00:25:09.960 if it weren't tragic.
00:25:11.420 I've never been an arms dealer.
00:25:13.800 I've never been an arms dealer.
00:25:16.180 And that it's funny?
00:25:17.780 That's somebody
00:25:18.660 who's telling the truth.
00:25:21.120 Now, if that's a lie,
00:25:23.160 I would be very surprised.
00:25:26.420 Because liars don't talk like that.
00:25:28.920 This is the cleanest,
00:25:30.300 most direct denial
00:25:31.600 of something that presumably
00:25:33.420 would be easy to prove.
00:25:36.100 It would be easy to prove
00:25:37.040 one way or another.
00:25:37.560 So you don't say something
00:25:38.840 so declaratively,
00:25:41.160 absolutely,
00:25:42.400 I've never been an arms dealer.
00:25:44.040 unless you can back that up.
00:25:47.700 See, what would he say
00:25:48.520 if he were guilty?
00:25:50.680 Here's how guilty people talk.
00:25:52.400 They have no evidence
00:25:53.400 of these charges.
00:25:55.260 Right?
00:25:55.840 The evidence,
00:25:56.520 it's a trumped up charge.
00:25:59.100 Right?
00:25:59.760 They don't mention the details.
00:26:01.560 It's very unusual
00:26:02.520 for somebody to say directly,
00:26:04.120 I've never had anything
00:26:05.300 to do with this.
00:26:07.160 Just,
00:26:07.540 I'm not even involved
00:26:08.400 in any way.
00:26:09.000 that's an unusual denial
00:26:11.020 for somebody
00:26:12.380 who would be guilty.
00:26:14.020 So,
00:26:14.520 he's signaling innocence,
00:26:16.240 pretty clearly.
00:26:18.520 And he's signaling
00:26:19.560 that he does have
00:26:20.360 the goods on the Bidens.
00:26:23.100 And it looks like
00:26:24.220 the Biden crime family
00:26:25.800 is exactly what it looks like.
00:26:29.260 It's literally
00:26:30.180 an organized crime situation.
00:26:34.320 It's hard for me
00:26:35.160 to come to any other conclusion
00:26:36.620 than it's literally
00:26:38.060 organized crime.
00:26:40.020 That's,
00:26:40.880 it's hard to imagine
00:26:41.940 any other,
00:26:42.520 any other explanation.
00:26:44.140 But,
00:26:44.540 like I say,
00:26:45.060 it's early.
00:26:45.700 Anything could happen
00:26:46.580 to change the story.
00:26:49.420 Some people are saying
00:26:50.460 that the prosecutor,
00:26:52.200 Alvin Bragg,
00:26:52.940 who's trying to put
00:26:53.540 Trump in jail,
00:26:54.700 should be in jail himself,
00:26:56.100 and I agree with that.
00:26:57.500 I would say,
00:26:58.160 based on what we've seen
00:26:59.240 so far,
00:27:00.620 if it turns,
00:27:01.260 if it turns out
00:27:02.040 that what we know so far
00:27:03.480 or think we do
00:27:04.420 turns out to be true,
00:27:06.040 I don't know
00:27:07.340 if he's committed
00:27:07.960 technically a crime,
00:27:09.860 but he is someone
00:27:10.600 who should be in jail
00:27:11.620 if you had a functional system
00:27:13.460 that was working well.
00:27:15.960 He should be,
00:27:17.000 based on what we know.
00:27:18.780 And what we know
00:27:19.740 is that he signaled
00:27:21.080 in advance
00:27:21.700 that he was going
00:27:22.480 after Trump
00:27:23.100 before he had a crime.
00:27:25.540 That's good enough.
00:27:27.220 That's good enough.
00:27:28.820 If the only thing you know
00:27:29.960 is he ran for office
00:27:30.920 promising to get Trump
00:27:32.260 before he knew
00:27:33.920 what possibly
00:27:35.000 he would charge him with,
00:27:36.900 that's good enough.
00:27:39.120 That's everything
00:27:39.640 you need to know.
00:27:40.820 That's a criminal
00:27:41.880 who may not have
00:27:44.220 broken a specific law,
00:27:46.400 but in all the ways
00:27:48.540 that the word criminal
00:27:49.500 is important,
00:27:50.560 except for maybe
00:27:51.260 the penalty,
00:27:52.780 that's criminal.
00:27:54.480 To tell me
00:27:55.560 that I should only
00:27:56.300 call that unethical,
00:27:58.560 I'm sorry.
00:27:59.620 I'm not going to call
00:28:00.400 that just political.
00:28:01.260 I'm not going to call
00:28:02.620 it unethical.
00:28:04.040 That's a fucking crime.
00:28:05.940 If you tell me
00:28:06.840 there's nothing
00:28:07.420 on the books
00:28:07.920 that makes that criminal,
00:28:09.280 okay,
00:28:10.040 I'll listen to that.
00:28:11.480 I might even say
00:28:12.380 that's true.
00:28:13.260 Still criminal.
00:28:14.800 It's a crime.
00:28:16.700 I don't care
00:28:17.460 if it's legal or not.
00:28:22.300 Apparently,
00:28:22.960 there's a new document
00:28:23.900 uncovered,
00:28:24.820 which we had not
00:28:25.880 been aware of,
00:28:26.620 and it makes me wonder
00:28:27.580 if the grand jury
00:28:28.960 was aware of it either.
00:28:29.920 that it's a 2018 document
00:28:32.780 from Michael Cohen's
00:28:34.440 own attorney,
00:28:35.720 so he's no longer
00:28:36.800 the attorney,
00:28:37.380 I believe,
00:28:38.280 and a letter to the
00:28:39.140 Federal Election Commission
00:28:40.480 says that the payments,
00:28:42.820 these payments
00:28:43.380 to Stormy Daniel,
00:28:44.660 the payment in question
00:28:45.600 does not constitute
00:28:46.640 a campaign contribution,
00:28:48.680 and according to this letter
00:28:51.400 at the time,
00:28:52.140 2018,
00:28:53.200 it was Michael Cohen's
00:28:54.540 own money.
00:28:55.040 It was his own money.
00:28:59.020 Now,
00:28:59.620 I don't think
00:29:00.480 that's a complete defense,
00:29:02.500 but what is a complete defense
00:29:04.300 is that we didn't see
00:29:05.460 that letter until now.
00:29:07.260 If it's true
00:29:08.320 that this just arose,
00:29:10.900 but it's been around
00:29:11.840 since 2018,
00:29:13.820 it's very,
00:29:14.780 it's very,
00:29:15.780 let's say,
00:29:16.920 positive for Trump's side.
00:29:19.000 if Alvin Bragg
00:29:21.080 intentionally
00:29:21.840 kept this bit of evidence
00:29:23.680 from the public,
00:29:24.580 again,
00:29:25.020 I don't think
00:29:25.800 it's a confirmation
00:29:26.440 of anything,
00:29:27.340 but it's an important
00:29:28.480 piece of evidence.
00:29:29.980 If the grand jury
00:29:31.420 didn't see this,
00:29:33.540 then Alvin Bragg,
00:29:34.860 if he intentionally
00:29:36.020 kept it from him,
00:29:37.940 I would think
00:29:38.600 that's criminal.
00:29:39.660 Again,
00:29:40.040 I don't know
00:29:40.380 if it's illegal,
00:29:41.800 but it's a crime
00:29:43.140 by any basic standard
00:29:45.660 of human behavior.
00:29:50.400 So,
00:29:51.680 yeah,
00:29:54.080 I guess it was
00:29:54.660 Senator Rand Paul
00:29:55.720 who said that
00:29:56.480 the Manhattan DA,
00:29:58.400 Alvin Bragg,
00:29:58.940 should be in jail.
00:29:59.980 That's different
00:30:00.560 from saying
00:30:01.040 he violated
00:30:02.640 a specific crime.
00:30:04.480 I would say
00:30:05.260 that the world
00:30:06.080 would be better
00:30:06.680 if he were in jail.
00:30:08.520 I agree with that.
00:30:10.120 He seems like somebody
00:30:11.120 who is only bad
00:30:12.240 for the world,
00:30:13.140 does not have
00:30:14.160 good intentions,
00:30:15.380 is signaling
00:30:15.980 his bad intentions
00:30:16.960 as loudly
00:30:17.600 as anybody possibly could,
00:30:19.160 and then he's
00:30:19.660 playing out
00:30:20.120 his bad intentions
00:30:21.120 and malign
00:30:22.820 point of view
00:30:24.180 right in front of us.
00:30:25.340 Yeah,
00:30:25.640 that's somebody
00:30:26.240 that you want in jail.
00:30:28.080 You want them in jail.
00:30:29.740 The world would be better
00:30:30.860 if he were in jail.
00:30:31.740 That's just a fact.
00:30:34.980 Well,
00:30:35.800 one of my favorite
00:30:37.540 commentators,
00:30:38.660 Van Jones,
00:30:40.240 said on CNN
00:30:41.360 that he would not
00:30:42.560 be surprised
00:30:43.300 if Alvin Bragg
00:30:45.100 held back
00:30:45.740 an indictment
00:30:46.320 of former Trump
00:30:47.340 or former President Trump
00:30:48.500 arguing that the prosecutor
00:30:50.520 should wait
00:30:51.100 for the former president
00:30:52.180 to be slapped
00:30:53.560 with more serious charges.
00:30:57.740 And I guess,
00:30:59.260 I guess Van Jones
00:31:00.820 said on CNN,
00:31:02.340 quote,
00:31:02.820 I think that the heat
00:31:03.760 is on this DA.
00:31:04.640 I think he's going
00:31:05.560 to make
00:31:06.020 a very sober decision
00:31:07.960 and I would not
00:31:09.160 be surprised
00:31:09.760 if he doesn't
00:31:10.360 step back
00:31:10.980 from the brink.
00:31:14.300 So,
00:31:15.540 you see why I say
00:31:17.280 Van Jones
00:31:18.520 is one of your
00:31:19.180 most useful voices
00:31:21.940 in politics?
00:31:22.940 And what I mean by that
00:31:24.060 is he's willing
00:31:24.720 to look at the whole field
00:31:26.060 and then talk
00:31:27.420 as though he's seen
00:31:28.180 the whole field.
00:31:29.840 Now,
00:31:30.340 if you read
00:31:31.440 between the lines,
00:31:32.420 I think he's
00:31:32.980 clearly indicating
00:31:34.240 in the softest way
00:31:36.420 you can
00:31:36.760 to the CNN audience
00:31:37.800 that this is in fact
00:31:39.400 a political operation
00:31:40.740 and not about the law.
00:31:43.260 Now,
00:31:43.520 he didn't say
00:31:44.140 this is political
00:31:45.060 but
00:31:46.480 that's
00:31:47.880 the indication
00:31:49.020 that you would get
00:31:49.920 if you said
00:31:50.760 you would wait
00:31:52.320 for a more serious charge
00:31:53.700 and he's going to
00:31:54.660 step back from the brink
00:31:55.800 because of political pressure.
00:31:57.960 If political pressure
00:31:59.180 makes you
00:32:00.120 pull back,
00:32:01.000 we don't know
00:32:01.480 that that's happened
00:32:02.140 but it might be,
00:32:02.820 if political pressure
00:32:04.880 makes you move back
00:32:05.880 then it was
00:32:07.080 a political process
00:32:08.500 because I don't believe
00:32:10.080 if they had
00:32:11.340 a real crime
00:32:12.240 that political pressure
00:32:13.920 would make any difference.
00:32:16.120 Political pressure
00:32:16.840 doesn't make you
00:32:17.440 stop prosecuting
00:32:18.360 an actual criminal,
00:32:20.300 does it?
00:32:21.540 Political pressure
00:32:22.560 could only help you
00:32:23.800 against somebody
00:32:24.860 who's clearly
00:32:25.400 not a real criminal.
00:32:27.780 I mean,
00:32:28.400 I think.
00:32:29.660 Have you ever heard
00:32:30.320 of a story
00:32:30.880 where political pressure
00:32:32.700 got somebody off
00:32:33.840 from the public?
00:32:37.640 OJ.
00:32:38.500 Well,
00:32:38.760 that's in the jury.
00:32:40.980 I'm not going
00:32:41.660 to count the jury
00:32:42.280 but the question
00:32:43.600 to prosecute or not?
00:32:46.860 I don't know.
00:32:47.940 If there's a real crime,
00:32:49.180 I think they always prosecute.
00:32:50.600 If there's a sketchy,
00:32:52.160 gray area,
00:32:53.560 novel legal theory,
00:32:55.340 then maybe they don't
00:32:56.580 because of political pressure.
00:32:57.760 I think that's where we are.
00:32:58.600 All right.
00:33:01.000 So,
00:33:01.900 I guess the grand jury
00:33:02.900 meets again today
00:33:03.700 so we don't know
00:33:04.380 if anything's delayed.
00:33:05.680 It could be just
00:33:06.260 normal process
00:33:07.080 because everything
00:33:07.940 in the world
00:33:08.440 is later than you think.
00:33:10.380 Well,
00:33:11.520 President Biden's
00:33:13.020 spokesperson,
00:33:14.360 John Pierre blah blah,
00:33:16.480 I've decided
00:33:17.560 that I'm not going
00:33:18.220 to learn more than
00:33:19.100 two names
00:33:19.980 for any one person.
00:33:21.780 It's just sort of a rule.
00:33:23.660 So,
00:33:24.840 you know,
00:33:25.160 I remember my own name,
00:33:27.040 Scott Adams.
00:33:28.520 I don't make you
00:33:29.520 remember my middle name
00:33:30.660 because I feel
00:33:31.860 three is too much.
00:33:33.420 Three is too much.
00:33:34.480 I can barely remember
00:33:35.700 somebody's first name
00:33:36.800 but
00:33:37.960 if somebody comes at me
00:33:40.360 with a three-name situation,
00:33:42.480 I'm just going to
00:33:43.480 take the first two.
00:33:45.080 So,
00:33:45.480 she's just
00:33:45.860 Jean-Pierre to me.
00:33:46.880 I can't be bothered
00:33:47.780 with third names
00:33:48.820 of people.
00:33:49.840 No disrespect
00:33:50.680 to Jean-Pierre.
00:33:51.660 Just generally speaking,
00:33:54.520 I like two names maximum.
00:33:56.360 That's all I can handle.
00:33:57.900 So,
00:33:58.460 she was asked
00:33:58.980 about the story
00:33:59.780 of the
00:34:00.380 documented
00:34:01.760 evidence
00:34:03.200 that the Biden family
00:34:04.540 received money
00:34:05.320 from
00:34:05.800 foreign entity
00:34:07.140 and here is
00:34:08.580 the perfectly
00:34:09.240 sensible
00:34:09.860 and coherent answer
00:34:11.120 from
00:34:12.460 Jean-Pierre
00:34:13.460 blah blah
00:34:14.440 last name
00:34:15.920 and she said
00:34:17.260 look,
00:34:18.940 I'm just
00:34:19.740 not going to
00:34:20.580 respond to that
00:34:21.400 from here.
00:34:22.700 Look,
00:34:23.400 we have heard
00:34:24.040 from House Republicans
00:34:24.900 for years and years
00:34:26.060 how the inaccuracies
00:34:28.220 and lies
00:34:28.960 when it comes
00:34:29.500 to this issue
00:34:30.100 and
00:34:30.820 I don't even know
00:34:32.160 where to begin
00:34:32.740 to even answer
00:34:33.680 that question
00:34:34.260 because,
00:34:35.020 again,
00:34:36.020 it's been lies
00:34:36.860 and lies
00:34:37.340 and inaccuracy
00:34:38.060 for the past
00:34:38.660 couple of years
00:34:39.280 and I'm just
00:34:40.300 not going to get
00:34:41.120 into it from here.
00:34:41.920 all right,
00:34:44.980 so that's what
00:34:45.740 the actual
00:34:46.440 paid human being
00:34:47.720 who is
00:34:49.680 living proof
00:34:50.500 that
00:34:50.920 if you
00:34:53.300 try to satisfy
00:34:54.320 too many requirements
00:34:55.700 you get this.
00:34:58.460 So,
00:34:59.420 I think
00:35:00.780 it's perfectly
00:35:01.960 good for the country
00:35:03.320 to have a
00:35:05.200 spokesperson
00:35:05.660 as the president
00:35:07.260 who's a woman
00:35:08.060 for example.
00:35:08.880 I think
00:35:10.220 that's good.
00:35:11.140 It's good
00:35:11.540 that it's not
00:35:12.500 all a bunch
00:35:12.980 of white men
00:35:13.580 or something.
00:35:14.240 So,
00:35:14.420 I like that
00:35:14.780 she's a woman.
00:35:16.700 I like that
00:35:17.780 the spokesperson
00:35:18.600 for the president
00:35:19.340 can be black,
00:35:20.780 of course.
00:35:22.100 You know,
00:35:22.500 everybody
00:35:23.080 should be
00:35:24.120 equal opportunity.
00:35:25.560 So,
00:35:25.800 I like that
00:35:26.100 she's black.
00:35:26.760 I like that
00:35:27.160 she's a woman.
00:35:28.100 She's also,
00:35:28.880 I believe,
00:35:29.480 LGBTQ.
00:35:31.040 I like that too.
00:35:32.360 I like that
00:35:32.940 we've got a spokesperson
00:35:33.920 who's LGBTQ.
00:35:34.760 But the question
00:35:36.080 I ask
00:35:36.640 is if you work
00:35:38.040 so hard
00:35:38.440 to get all three
00:35:39.200 of those,
00:35:40.500 well,
00:35:40.920 black,
00:35:41.420 check,
00:35:41.940 that's good.
00:35:43.000 Woman,
00:35:43.540 check,
00:35:44.120 that's a plus.
00:35:45.720 LBGTQ,
00:35:46.680 great.
00:35:47.480 Glad everybody
00:35:48.400 gets the opportunity.
00:35:49.860 But are we really
00:35:51.100 going to pretend
00:35:51.720 that if you don't
00:35:52.500 try to get all three
00:35:53.320 of those things
00:35:53.860 you don't end up
00:35:54.500 with the worst
00:35:54.940 candidates?
00:35:56.100 On average.
00:35:57.780 I'm still allowing
00:35:58.640 that the best person
00:35:59.800 in the world
00:36:00.320 could be a black
00:36:02.200 lesbian.
00:36:03.500 could be the best
00:36:05.120 president we've
00:36:06.140 ever had.
00:36:07.480 Could be amazing.
00:36:09.040 In fact,
00:36:10.420 probably plenty
00:36:11.520 of examples of that.
00:36:12.680 My only point is
00:36:13.640 if you're focusing
00:36:15.560 on those things
00:36:16.720 as your main requirement,
00:36:18.300 you might leave
00:36:18.940 a little money
00:36:20.500 on the table.
00:36:22.100 And you might get
00:36:22.720 somebody who can
00:36:23.320 only answer a question
00:36:24.260 like this.
00:36:25.120 Look,
00:36:25.780 I'm just not going
00:36:26.600 to respond to that
00:36:27.400 from here.
00:36:27.960 Look,
00:36:28.860 we have heard...
00:36:30.500 All right,
00:36:30.920 now let's compare
00:36:31.720 her performance
00:36:32.860 to AI.
00:36:34.700 I saw a tweet
00:36:35.420 from Kenneth Raposa
00:36:36.800 who says,
00:36:38.120 I asked my new
00:36:38.840 friend Chet GPT
00:36:39.960 to pretend it was
00:36:40.860 a White House
00:36:41.360 press secretary
00:36:42.100 and I was a journalist
00:36:43.520 asking for a question.
00:36:45.340 And I said,
00:36:46.580 now I'm not going
00:36:49.480 to read you
00:36:50.020 the AI answer
00:36:51.740 to this.
00:36:52.840 I will simply say
00:36:54.040 that the AI's answer
00:36:55.320 was really professional.
00:36:57.920 It was complete.
00:36:59.540 Hit every note
00:37:00.400 you'd want to hit
00:37:01.160 and was a real
00:37:02.780 good representation
00:37:03.640 of the office
00:37:04.600 of the president.
00:37:07.920 Or,
00:37:08.760 you could hire
00:37:09.600 the three-checkbox
00:37:12.120 person who says,
00:37:13.720 look,
00:37:14.140 I'm just not going
00:37:15.060 to respond to that
00:37:15.860 from here.
00:37:17.580 From here?
00:37:19.000 Was there some
00:37:19.600 other place
00:37:20.080 she was going
00:37:20.440 to respond to it?
00:37:22.020 I'll respond to it
00:37:23.100 over there,
00:37:24.180 but I'm not going
00:37:24.940 to respond to it
00:37:25.580 from here.
00:37:26.040 I mean,
00:37:26.280 it's just,
00:37:26.660 it's babble.
00:37:28.100 It's just babble.
00:37:28.980 So,
00:37:30.780 think back
00:37:32.540 to not too
00:37:33.540 long ago.
00:37:35.000 Do you remember
00:37:35.900 not too long ago
00:37:36.840 I told you
00:37:37.580 that the reason
00:37:38.300 that AI
00:37:39.380 will not be
00:37:40.460 indistinguishable
00:37:41.480 from humans
00:37:42.380 is that nobody's
00:37:43.920 going to make
00:37:44.300 AI act stupid.
00:37:47.600 Unless you make
00:37:48.600 your AI act
00:37:49.540 as stupid
00:37:50.060 as John Pierre
00:37:51.300 blah blah
00:37:51.920 last name,
00:37:52.940 you're never
00:37:53.920 going to think
00:37:54.340 it's a human.
00:37:55.800 You're going to say,
00:37:56.460 oh,
00:37:56.740 those answers
00:37:57.300 were all good.
00:37:58.140 It must be AI.
00:37:58.860 That's always
00:38:00.920 been the problem.
00:38:02.520 It's always
00:38:03.140 been the problem
00:38:03.900 that you'd have
00:38:04.680 to make AI
00:38:05.300 dumber
00:38:05.700 to make it
00:38:06.640 believable.
00:38:07.720 It's hard
00:38:08.440 to wrap
00:38:09.080 your head
00:38:09.320 around that.
00:38:11.600 Rasmussen
00:38:12.060 has a poll
00:38:12.680 asking whether,
00:38:15.940 asking likely
00:38:16.740 U.S. voters,
00:38:17.940 do they believe
00:38:18.580 that Biden
00:38:18.960 has told
00:38:19.380 the complete
00:38:19.880 truth
00:38:20.320 about his
00:38:20.960 family's
00:38:21.420 foreign business
00:38:22.140 deals?
00:38:25.160 How many
00:38:25.960 American voters
00:38:27.180 do you think
00:38:28.000 and you're
00:38:29.960 allowed to
00:38:30.320 use your
00:38:30.640 ESB for
00:38:31.240 this?
00:38:32.120 In fact,
00:38:32.560 you can
00:38:32.800 answer the
00:38:33.200 question
00:38:33.460 before I
00:38:34.160 ask it.
00:38:35.600 Oh,
00:38:35.840 you're good.
00:38:37.480 So the
00:38:38.060 question is,
00:38:39.100 how many
00:38:39.500 think that
00:38:40.220 it's very
00:38:41.400 likely,
00:38:42.720 very likely,
00:38:43.600 that Biden
00:38:44.860 has told
00:38:45.340 the complete
00:38:46.000 truth about
00:38:46.660 his family's
00:38:47.260 foreign business
00:38:47.820 deals?
00:38:48.060 Oh,
00:38:50.680 wow,
00:38:50.900 your guesses
00:38:51.360 are really
00:38:52.680 close.
00:38:53.600 It's 24%.
00:38:54.860 Yeah,
00:38:55.880 you guessed
00:38:56.240 25.
00:38:56.960 Wow.
00:38:58.140 Wow.
00:38:58.700 Good job.
00:38:59.800 Good job.
00:39:00.760 Smartest
00:39:01.260 audience in
00:39:01.800 the world.
00:39:04.840 But,
00:39:05.440 let's see,
00:39:06.520 65% think,
00:39:09.020 let's see,
00:39:09.900 there was
00:39:10.140 another number
00:39:10.660 here that was
00:39:11.040 interesting.
00:39:13.320 65% of
00:39:14.380 voters believe
00:39:15.000 that Biden
00:39:15.400 family Chinese
00:39:16.180 connection is a
00:39:17.160 serious scandal.
00:39:18.880 So two
00:39:19.340 thirds of
00:39:19.840 the country
00:39:20.260 thinks that
00:39:22.180 it may not
00:39:22.700 be illegal,
00:39:23.280 but it's a
00:39:23.680 serious scandal.
00:39:27.020 Has there
00:39:27.640 ever been a
00:39:28.120 better week
00:39:28.580 for Trump?
00:39:30.080 I think
00:39:30.700 Trump's having
00:39:31.260 his very best
00:39:31.940 week.
00:39:33.140 Two thirds
00:39:33.580 of the country
00:39:34.160 thinks that
00:39:35.280 Biden is in
00:39:36.300 a scandal
00:39:36.980 with our
00:39:37.460 biggest
00:39:37.720 adversary,
00:39:38.440 China.
00:39:39.580 At the
00:39:39.940 same time,
00:39:41.320 I think the
00:39:41.920 majority of
00:39:42.420 the country
00:39:42.760 thinks that
00:39:43.320 this Alan
00:39:43.780 Bragg thing
00:39:44.300 is purely
00:39:44.760 political.
00:39:45.240 So everything
00:39:47.620 that you
00:39:48.260 imagined in
00:39:50.340 your
00:39:50.700 conspiratorial
00:39:51.840 mind is
00:39:53.120 actually looking
00:39:54.880 to be true.
00:39:56.240 I mean,
00:39:57.040 you never
00:39:57.720 know.
00:39:58.880 But it
00:39:59.460 looks like
00:40:00.260 there is a
00:40:01.300 huge scandal
00:40:02.020 with money
00:40:03.100 coming from
00:40:03.660 China and
00:40:04.140 maybe Ukraine.
00:40:05.240 It looks like
00:40:06.180 the prosecution
00:40:07.140 or potential
00:40:08.260 prosecution of
00:40:09.080 Trump on
00:40:09.680 this trumped
00:40:10.660 up charges
00:40:11.200 are completely
00:40:13.060 political
00:40:13.540 bullshit.
00:40:14.980 It's
00:40:15.200 everything you
00:40:15.660 thought it
00:40:15.920 was.
00:40:16.940 Here's another
00:40:17.460 story about
00:40:18.060 a professor
00:40:19.940 in Florida,
00:40:22.000 UCF
00:40:22.600 professor,
00:40:23.700 fired for
00:40:24.400 rejecting,
00:40:25.040 this is a
00:40:25.720 Fox News
00:40:26.160 story,
00:40:26.900 for rejecting
00:40:27.540 the notion
00:40:28.100 of systemic
00:40:29.940 racism.
00:40:31.740 And he
00:40:32.340 said that
00:40:32.820 the diversity
00:40:33.500 movement is
00:40:34.160 pretty much
00:40:34.680 anti-white
00:40:35.640 movement.
00:40:37.280 So he
00:40:37.900 got shunned
00:40:39.480 and banned,
00:40:40.300 but he got
00:40:40.620 his job
00:40:41.000 back.
00:40:41.360 Then you
00:40:42.940 read this
00:40:43.300 whole thing
00:40:43.640 where he's
00:40:44.000 saying that
00:40:44.440 the whole
00:40:44.860 DEI stuff
00:40:45.860 is just
00:40:46.380 an anti-white
00:40:47.100 movement in
00:40:47.740 disguise.
00:40:48.840 That's basically
00:40:49.460 all it is.
00:40:51.100 And he
00:40:54.060 got sort of
00:40:54.600 semi-cancelled,
00:40:55.480 but he got
00:40:55.800 back to work,
00:40:56.720 but all of his
00:40:57.560 co-workers won't
00:40:58.360 talk to him.
00:40:59.120 He's like shunned
00:41:00.020 at work.
00:41:01.020 But he's saying
00:41:01.560 that's fine,
00:41:02.220 because we're all
00:41:02.660 idiots,
00:41:03.100 basically.
00:41:04.080 I said that
00:41:04.840 part about all
00:41:05.400 idiots,
00:41:05.840 but he said,
00:41:06.540 yeah,
00:41:06.700 that's fine.
00:41:07.200 He doesn't
00:41:07.560 mind if people
00:41:08.120 like that
00:41:08.460 shun him.
00:41:08.840 But are
00:41:11.620 you waiting
00:41:11.960 for the,
00:41:12.420 here's the
00:41:12.800 punchline.
00:41:14.560 All right?
00:41:15.880 Just hear the
00:41:17.040 headline,
00:41:17.860 and then listen,
00:41:18.500 wait for the
00:41:18.880 punchline that's
00:41:19.560 way at the
00:41:20.000 back of the
00:41:20.440 story.
00:41:21.460 Headline,
00:41:22.680 Professor
00:41:23.120 Rejects
00:41:23.780 Systemic
00:41:24.220 Racism,
00:41:24.800 Says
00:41:25.000 It's
00:41:25.200 Anti-White.
00:41:27.360 Professor
00:41:27.920 himself is
00:41:29.020 half-white,
00:41:30.300 half-Hispanic,
00:41:31.380 and fully
00:41:32.140 gay.
00:41:33.700 Fully
00:41:34.200 gay.
00:41:34.460 And apparently
00:41:36.080 being gay
00:41:36.700 and half-Hispanic
00:41:37.640 was just
00:41:39.340 enough to
00:41:39.780 get your
00:41:40.080 job back,
00:41:41.240 but not
00:41:42.200 enough to
00:41:42.640 be happily
00:41:43.180 employed.
00:41:44.480 You can
00:41:45.100 still get
00:41:45.760 your job
00:41:46.240 back,
00:41:46.660 but we're
00:41:47.020 not completely
00:41:48.220 comfortable
00:41:48.700 with you.
00:41:49.860 Oh,
00:41:50.340 yeah,
00:41:51.140 you can
00:41:51.540 say you're
00:41:52.760 gay,
00:41:54.020 but that's
00:41:55.800 not enough
00:41:56.280 lately.
00:41:57.200 Lately,
00:41:57.760 that's not
00:41:58.160 enough.
00:41:58.900 So,
00:41:59.300 just if you
00:41:59.860 want to know
00:42:00.240 where the
00:42:00.520 edge is.
00:42:01.800 So,
00:42:02.080 here's another
00:42:02.580 case,
00:42:03.200 this story is
00:42:03.860 another case
00:42:04.360 of things
00:42:04.760 going my
00:42:05.320 way,
00:42:06.000 because I
00:42:06.860 think this
00:42:07.380 is the
00:42:07.700 sort of
00:42:08.060 story you're
00:42:08.580 seeing more
00:42:09.100 of,
00:42:10.040 because I've
00:42:11.620 expanded the
00:42:12.300 conversation.
00:42:14.060 And I
00:42:14.420 expanded it
00:42:15.060 to people
00:42:16.660 who are
00:42:17.640 not going
00:42:18.020 to get
00:42:18.260 canceled,
00:42:19.200 saying it
00:42:20.200 looks to
00:42:20.620 me like
00:42:21.000 this stuff
00:42:21.420 is anti-white.
00:42:23.000 You can
00:42:23.360 now say
00:42:23.700 that.
00:42:25.080 You're
00:42:25.540 welcome.
00:42:26.580 I'm pretty
00:42:27.160 sure that
00:42:27.540 that was
00:42:27.840 me.
00:42:28.940 I'm pretty
00:42:29.580 sure that
00:42:30.020 was me,
00:42:31.300 that a
00:42:32.460 regular
00:42:33.060 person,
00:42:33.640 who doesn't
00:42:34.220 want to
00:42:34.440 get canceled,
00:42:35.540 can say,
00:42:36.180 you know,
00:42:36.460 the impact
00:42:37.100 of this
00:42:37.480 is looking
00:42:38.180 anti-white.
00:42:40.020 It's just
00:42:40.540 a statement
00:42:40.960 you can
00:42:41.320 say now.
00:42:42.560 You're
00:42:43.000 welcome.
00:42:45.840 DeSantis
00:42:46.280 is going
00:42:47.240 down a
00:42:47.600 little bit
00:42:47.940 in the
00:42:48.280 support,
00:42:49.380 which is
00:42:50.100 no big
00:42:50.480 surprise,
00:42:50.980 is it?
00:42:52.160 So,
00:42:52.460 we're
00:42:52.560 expecting him
00:42:53.200 to announce,
00:42:54.200 but Trump
00:42:55.140 is gaining
00:42:55.900 on him
00:42:56.420 54%
00:42:58.040 GOP
00:42:58.980 support
00:42:59.360 compared
00:42:59.700 to 28.
00:43:01.000 So,
00:43:01.360 that,
00:43:01.760 or actually,
00:43:02.440 it's just
00:43:02.800 26 now.
00:43:03.640 Does that
00:43:06.260 surprise you?
00:43:07.480 It doesn't
00:43:07.960 surprise me,
00:43:09.460 because a
00:43:10.940 lot of
00:43:11.220 people who
00:43:11.740 are not
00:43:13.140 even pro-Trump
00:43:14.060 think that
00:43:15.320 maybe DeSantis
00:43:16.080 should have
00:43:16.740 supported the
00:43:18.180 rule of law.
00:43:19.600 He doesn't
00:43:20.380 have to
00:43:20.680 support Trump.
00:43:22.220 He just
00:43:22.560 has to
00:43:22.880 support the
00:43:23.380 rule of law.
00:43:24.020 The trolls
00:43:28.720 on YouTube
00:43:29.580 are so weak
00:43:30.300 today.
00:43:32.560 Could you
00:43:32.860 go,
00:43:33.700 the weak
00:43:34.720 trolls,
00:43:35.140 could you
00:43:35.380 go find
00:43:35.820 somebody to
00:43:36.340 help you?
00:43:37.640 Maybe help
00:43:38.180 you with your
00:43:38.580 trolling,
00:43:39.020 because it's
00:43:39.800 a little bit
00:43:41.080 pathetic today.
00:43:42.940 I'm seeing
00:43:43.560 like a quality
00:43:44.380 of troll
00:43:44.940 at one
00:43:46.000 or two.
00:43:47.400 I've seen
00:43:48.120 trolling that's
00:43:48.800 like an eight
00:43:49.360 or a nine.
00:43:50.580 Like,
00:43:50.820 I know it
00:43:51.280 can be
00:43:51.580 done.
00:43:52.600 And I
00:43:53.040 demand a
00:43:53.940 higher quality
00:43:54.640 of trolling.
00:43:55.960 See,
00:43:56.460 Ruby is
00:43:56.920 just yelling
00:43:57.420 claw atoms
00:43:58.440 in all
00:43:58.780 capitals,
00:43:59.720 because Ruby
00:44:00.320 was fooled
00:44:00.840 by the
00:44:01.240 4chan hoax
00:44:02.040 that reversed
00:44:02.760 all of my
00:44:03.500 opinions.
00:44:05.460 So Ruby,
00:44:06.380 I'm sorry
00:44:06.940 they did
00:44:07.340 this to you.
00:44:08.780 And in this
00:44:09.320 case, I think
00:44:10.120 probably right
00:44:10.900 leaning people
00:44:11.440 did it to you,
00:44:11.960 and I'm sorry
00:44:12.380 about that.
00:44:13.580 I'm sorry
00:44:14.180 you were
00:44:14.500 victimized
00:44:15.180 by 4chan
00:44:17.720 and Reddit
00:44:18.260 maybe.
00:44:20.180 Ben
00:44:20.480 Garrison,
00:44:20.980 the worst
00:44:21.280 cartoonist
00:44:21.820 in the
00:44:22.060 world.
00:44:25.340 Yeah,
00:44:26.140 yeah,
00:44:26.500 please see
00:44:27.120 if you
00:44:27.300 could raise
00:44:27.840 your trolling
00:44:29.300 performance
00:44:30.640 just a little
00:44:31.140 bit.
00:44:32.020 All right,
00:44:32.400 good.
00:44:34.100 Had to be
00:44:34.820 said.
00:44:37.280 Yeah,
00:44:37.800 do you,
00:44:38.300 how many of
00:44:38.780 you would
00:44:39.040 agree with
00:44:39.420 the statement
00:44:39.840 that DeSantis
00:44:41.520 blew an
00:44:43.240 easy call
00:44:43.900 this week?
00:44:45.060 That it
00:44:45.340 was sort
00:44:45.780 of an
00:44:46.080 easy call
00:44:46.960 to support
00:44:48.160 the rule
00:44:48.700 of law,
00:44:49.160 as opposed
00:44:50.440 to the
00:44:50.840 rule of
00:44:51.220 political
00:44:51.600 prosecutions.
00:44:52.960 You know,
00:44:53.220 if you're
00:44:54.360 going to
00:44:54.640 represent
00:44:55.320 Republicans,
00:44:56.720 you've got
00:44:57.820 to speak
00:44:58.200 out against
00:44:58.940 political
00:44:59.520 prosecutions.
00:45:01.040 That's not
00:45:01.760 optional.
00:45:03.000 That is
00:45:03.660 not optional.
00:45:04.880 Because you
00:45:05.340 know what it
00:45:05.660 feels like
00:45:06.180 when he's
00:45:06.620 not supporting
00:45:07.180 Trump?
00:45:08.460 It feels
00:45:09.060 like he's
00:45:09.380 not supporting
00:45:09.920 his supporters
00:45:10.480 either.
00:45:11.360 And you
00:45:11.660 can't win
00:45:12.040 that way.
00:45:13.940 Yeah.
00:45:14.720 That feels
00:45:15.420 a little
00:45:15.680 personal.
00:45:17.580 Let me put
00:45:18.260 it a
00:45:18.460 different
00:45:18.620 way.
00:45:19.940 DeSantis
00:45:20.260 not supporting
00:45:21.300 Trump in
00:45:22.280 this easy,
00:45:23.100 easy call.
00:45:24.620 All you
00:45:25.020 have to
00:45:25.260 do is
00:45:25.540 say,
00:45:25.940 I don't
00:45:26.260 agree with
00:45:26.740 political
00:45:27.320 prosecutions,
00:45:28.420 I don't
00:45:28.900 think this
00:45:29.240 should go
00:45:29.540 forward.
00:45:30.300 Easiest
00:45:30.740 thing anybody
00:45:31.220 could say.
00:45:31.980 That feels
00:45:32.480 personal.
00:45:34.340 I feel
00:45:35.040 that personally.
00:45:36.920 Does anybody
00:45:37.580 else feel
00:45:37.960 it personally?
00:45:38.620 It doesn't
00:45:39.100 feel as
00:45:39.480 political,
00:45:39.880 it just
00:45:40.100 feels
00:45:40.280 personal.
00:45:42.060 Because I
00:45:42.660 feel that he
00:45:43.160 wouldn't support
00:45:43.740 me in that
00:45:44.160 situation either.
00:45:45.520 Do you
00:45:45.800 think I could
00:45:46.320 ever be
00:45:46.760 prosecuted on a
00:45:47.700 political
00:45:48.080 prosecution?
00:45:49.200 Of course.
00:45:51.740 Oh,
00:45:51.940 somebody says
00:45:52.420 he did.
00:45:55.000 Has he
00:45:55.680 improved on
00:45:56.720 his messaging
00:45:57.340 on that?
00:46:00.020 If he has,
00:46:00.860 I'll give him
00:46:01.260 credit for it,
00:46:01.940 but it would
00:46:02.400 still be a
00:46:03.380 little bit
00:46:04.020 too late.
00:46:05.180 Yeah.
00:46:05.780 I don't know.
00:46:06.280 I think he
00:46:06.760 didn't read the
00:46:07.340 room right there
00:46:08.020 at all.
00:46:09.520 Here's an
00:46:10.080 interesting update
00:46:10.780 on AI,
00:46:11.600 which I think
00:46:12.960 is playing into
00:46:13.860 my prediction
00:46:14.760 that AI will
00:46:15.560 become illegal.
00:46:16.300 Except in
00:46:18.720 limited cases.
00:46:20.260 So here's my
00:46:20.780 prediction.
00:46:21.540 AI will not
00:46:22.220 take over the
00:46:22.840 world because
00:46:24.340 we'll make it
00:46:25.040 illegal in so
00:46:26.160 many places
00:46:26.920 that it will
00:46:28.600 be hard to
00:46:29.120 use it in
00:46:29.620 any effective
00:46:30.640 way.
00:46:32.400 All right,
00:46:33.000 here's the
00:46:33.340 first hint
00:46:34.160 of this.
00:46:35.240 Apparently
00:46:35.720 employees are
00:46:36.520 already massively
00:46:37.340 using it to
00:46:38.040 do their
00:46:38.360 work.
00:46:40.540 And employers
00:46:41.420 don't like it.
00:46:42.920 So here's what
00:46:43.480 employees are
00:46:44.320 doing.
00:46:45.480 They're using
00:46:46.260 it to respond
00:46:47.140 to emails.
00:46:48.560 They're using
00:46:49.280 the free
00:46:50.000 public AI.
00:46:52.160 So I'm sure
00:46:53.220 they check it,
00:46:54.640 but they're
00:46:54.980 making sure
00:46:55.420 that their
00:46:55.740 email has
00:46:56.380 perfect wording
00:46:57.360 and says
00:46:58.280 what they want.
00:46:59.140 So they're
00:46:59.580 using it to
00:47:00.140 write their
00:47:00.480 emails based
00:47:01.560 on their
00:47:02.040 instructions.
00:47:03.340 They're using
00:47:04.000 it to write
00:47:04.480 code or even
00:47:06.800 to suggest a
00:47:07.980 way to write
00:47:08.560 code.
00:47:09.060 It doesn't
00:47:09.680 necessarily
00:47:10.160 write it for
00:47:10.740 them, but in
00:47:11.740 some cases it
00:47:12.460 can just say
00:47:12.980 what the approach
00:47:13.700 would be.
00:47:14.640 It saves a
00:47:15.160 whole bunch
00:47:15.480 of time.
00:47:16.260 It's just
00:47:16.600 like a super
00:47:17.400 Google basically.
00:47:19.040 But employers
00:47:19.740 are saying,
00:47:20.420 oh, you
00:47:21.540 know, we
00:47:21.840 don't like
00:47:22.460 this.
00:47:22.780 They're
00:47:22.860 uncomfortable
00:47:23.200 with it.
00:47:24.100 But here's
00:47:24.700 a statistic
00:47:27.120 that I
00:47:29.400 don't believe.
00:47:30.560 This couldn't
00:47:31.160 possibly be
00:47:31.900 true, could
00:47:32.580 it?
00:47:34.140 Almost 70%
00:47:35.520 of employees
00:47:36.740 surveyed are
00:47:38.080 using AI
00:47:38.780 without telling
00:47:39.440 their boss.
00:47:40.000 Do you
00:47:41.000 believe that
00:47:41.400 70%?
00:47:42.500 This must
00:47:42.900 be office
00:47:43.540 workers, of
00:47:44.160 course, but
00:47:45.080 people who
00:47:45.780 work inside,
00:47:47.120 you think 70%
00:47:48.160 of them are
00:47:48.600 using AI
00:47:49.180 already?
00:47:49.640 That's
00:47:49.860 ridiculous.
00:47:50.580 That's not
00:47:50.920 even slightly
00:47:51.440 possible.
00:47:54.600 Yeah, and
00:47:55.060 that's a
00:47:55.320 ridiculous number.
00:47:57.360 Because if
00:47:58.040 you ask the
00:47:58.660 average employee
00:47:59.920 about AI,
00:48:00.760 they would
00:48:00.960 say, I
00:48:02.220 don't even
00:48:02.640 know where
00:48:02.920 I would
00:48:03.240 look for
00:48:03.620 it.
00:48:04.680 There's no
00:48:05.260 way it's
00:48:05.580 70%.
00:48:06.280 Right?
00:48:08.280 I mean, I'm
00:48:08.680 right, right?
00:48:09.800 Well, 70%
00:48:10.760 of indoor
00:48:12.120 office worker
00:48:13.000 types.
00:48:14.340 There's no
00:48:14.980 way.
00:48:16.000 Nothing 70%.
00:48:17.280 Well, that's
00:48:19.080 an exaggeration.
00:48:21.900 However, this
00:48:23.020 is, and then
00:48:25.020 lawyers are
00:48:25.720 saying don't
00:48:26.240 use it to
00:48:27.120 give a legal
00:48:28.780 opinion to a
00:48:29.600 client.
00:48:30.880 Don't ever
00:48:31.720 let AI
00:48:32.480 write the
00:48:33.400 opinion that
00:48:35.320 you're going
00:48:35.620 to give
00:48:35.860 directly to a
00:48:36.600 client.
00:48:36.960 Yeah, that
00:48:38.520 feels like
00:48:39.280 really
00:48:39.600 uncomfortable
00:48:40.180 if you're
00:48:40.720 in the
00:48:40.880 legal
00:48:41.080 business.
00:48:41.800 Because there
00:48:42.260 are two
00:48:42.500 problems.
00:48:43.320 Number one,
00:48:44.780 it might be
00:48:45.220 wrong if you
00:48:45.880 don't check
00:48:46.320 it.
00:48:46.560 Number two,
00:48:47.960 it might
00:48:48.460 make your
00:48:48.940 law firm
00:48:49.380 look
00:48:49.600 unnecessary
00:48:50.140 because the
00:48:51.740 client could
00:48:52.220 have Googled
00:48:52.660 that or
00:48:53.060 asked GPT
00:48:54.460 the same
00:48:54.800 thing.
00:48:55.820 I think
00:48:56.440 that might
00:48:56.800 be the
00:48:57.060 bigger problem
00:48:57.680 that it
00:48:58.300 would make
00:48:58.540 lawyers look
00:48:59.140 unnecessary
00:48:59.620 for easy
00:49:00.380 stuff.
00:49:01.240 Still be
00:49:01.640 necessary for
00:49:02.300 the hard
00:49:02.560 stuff.
00:49:03.540 But it
00:49:03.820 might make
00:49:04.180 them look
00:49:04.440 unnecessary
00:49:04.880 for their
00:49:05.440 bread-and-butter
00:49:06.180 easy stuff.
00:49:08.160 Paperwork
00:49:08.800 pushing.
00:49:09.520 How do
00:49:09.680 you start
00:49:10.420 a...
00:49:11.420 Imagine
00:49:11.920 this.
00:49:13.240 Hey,
00:49:13.500 AI,
00:49:14.200 should I
00:49:15.260 start a
00:49:16.120 C-Corp,
00:49:17.920 an S-Corp,
00:49:18.660 or a
00:49:18.940 limited
00:49:19.200 liability
00:49:19.760 company?
00:49:21.720 That's
00:49:22.400 sort of a
00:49:22.880 typical
00:49:23.220 lawyer or
00:49:24.440 sometimes
00:49:24.820 accountant
00:49:25.300 question.
00:49:26.620 And I'm
00:49:28.120 pretty sure
00:49:28.580 ChatGPT
00:49:29.500 could give
00:49:29.980 you a
00:49:31.040 total good
00:49:32.040 reason,
00:49:32.360 well-constructed
00:49:35.060 argument for
00:49:35.560 which one
00:49:35.880 you can
00:49:36.160 use.
00:49:36.800 So I
00:49:37.340 got a
00:49:37.580 feeling that
00:49:38.060 there's a
00:49:38.440 whole bunch
00:49:38.880 of the
00:49:39.140 legal
00:49:39.440 profession
00:49:39.900 that's
00:49:40.260 in jeopardy
00:49:40.900 here.
00:49:41.220 Might be
00:49:41.640 one of
00:49:41.860 the first
00:49:42.180 things to
00:49:42.680 take a
00:49:43.660 hit from
00:49:45.600 AI.
00:49:45.880 All right.
00:49:50.240 So I
00:49:51.080 think that
00:49:51.600 AI will be
00:49:55.160 illegal in
00:49:56.980 an increasing
00:49:58.280 number of
00:49:59.000 contexts.
00:49:59.640 it's already
00:50:02.720 illegal to
00:50:04.120 create memes
00:50:04.960 that look
00:50:05.380 real.
00:50:06.420 So social
00:50:06.900 media has
00:50:07.340 already said,
00:50:08.520 okay, you
00:50:09.120 can't make
00:50:09.680 this meme
00:50:10.440 of a real
00:50:11.100 person unless
00:50:12.420 it's clearly
00:50:13.140 labeled parody
00:50:13.960 or something.
00:50:15.020 So that's
00:50:15.560 already illegal.
00:50:17.280 And lawyers
00:50:18.340 are saying
00:50:18.880 you can't
00:50:19.540 use it for
00:50:19.960 a client,
00:50:20.600 and bosses
00:50:20.980 are saying
00:50:21.440 you can't
00:50:21.880 use it for
00:50:22.320 work.
00:50:23.340 I think
00:50:23.760 little by
00:50:24.340 little,
00:50:25.800 we will
00:50:26.400 realize that
00:50:27.260 the operating
00:50:27.940 system of
00:50:30.320 civilization
00:50:30.960 is lying
00:50:33.100 and stupidity.
00:50:35.180 And that
00:50:35.520 if you took
00:50:35.920 the lying
00:50:36.520 and stupidity
00:50:37.260 out of our
00:50:37.660 system,
00:50:38.100 it would
00:50:38.200 crumble.
00:50:39.720 It's all
00:50:40.340 based on
00:50:40.820 optimism and
00:50:41.580 bullshit.
00:50:42.880 And the
00:50:43.680 AI doesn't
00:50:44.320 know how to
00:50:44.740 do optimism
00:50:45.340 and bullshit.
00:50:47.020 So I
00:50:47.540 think the
00:50:47.880 humans will
00:50:49.320 make a
00:50:49.940 whole
00:50:50.700 constellation
00:50:51.860 of individual
00:50:52.820 small decisions
00:50:54.020 that collectively
00:50:55.500 will make
00:50:56.060 AI so
00:50:57.220 neutered that
00:50:58.520 you either
00:50:58.840 don't believe
00:50:59.440 it or you
00:51:00.680 feel bad about
00:51:01.320 using it or
00:51:01.980 it's just
00:51:02.280 illegal or
00:51:03.440 against the
00:51:03.940 guidelines of
00:51:04.500 where you
00:51:04.700 work.
00:51:05.580 So little by
00:51:06.160 little,
00:51:06.500 I think humans
00:51:07.100 will make it
00:51:07.920 only useful as
00:51:10.660 maybe an
00:51:11.580 advanced Google
00:51:12.480 search.
00:51:14.040 And we might
00:51:14.880 be comfortable
00:51:15.360 with that,
00:51:16.380 but we're not
00:51:16.860 going to let it
00:51:17.260 do stuff.
00:51:18.600 We're not
00:51:18.960 going to give
00:51:19.240 it authority.
00:51:20.560 We're not
00:51:20.980 going to let
00:51:21.300 it even help
00:51:22.540 us with our
00:51:23.080 arguments.
00:51:24.200 And the last
00:51:24.840 thing you'll let
00:51:25.540 it do is let
00:51:26.260 it decide on
00:51:27.060 a policy
00:51:27.580 decision.
00:51:28.700 It will
00:51:29.000 probably be
00:51:29.660 illegal.
00:51:30.360 Here's a
00:51:30.840 prediction.
00:51:31.860 Specific
00:51:32.420 prediction.
00:51:33.100 You ready?
00:51:34.260 Specific
00:51:34.820 prediction.
00:51:36.220 It will be
00:51:37.220 illegal to
00:51:38.880 publish an
00:51:39.560 AI opinion
00:51:40.460 on a major
00:51:41.280 policy decision
00:51:42.280 in the future
00:51:43.920 or possibly
00:51:46.220 just banned
00:51:47.720 by the news
00:51:48.360 industry.
00:51:49.400 So the news
00:51:50.020 industry just
00:51:50.700 might say,
00:51:51.420 we'll never
00:51:51.800 give you an
00:51:52.580 AI opinion
00:51:53.280 because the
00:51:56.180 AI opinion
00:51:56.840 wouldn't have
00:51:57.280 the spin
00:51:57.780 that the
00:51:58.320 news wants
00:51:59.040 to put on
00:51:59.500 it.
00:52:00.120 So if they
00:52:00.760 can't put
00:52:01.060 the spin
00:52:01.420 on it,
00:52:01.860 they're going
00:52:02.080 to ban
00:52:02.900 it because
00:52:04.200 it will
00:52:04.400 make their
00:52:04.740 own news
00:52:05.140 look spun.
00:52:06.660 If you
00:52:07.160 ever had
00:52:07.660 a non-spun
00:52:08.860 news from
00:52:09.780 an AI,
00:52:12.260 everybody's
00:52:13.000 over-spun
00:52:14.120 biased news
00:52:14.980 would look
00:52:15.360 ridiculous and
00:52:16.780 you would
00:52:17.020 just stop
00:52:17.420 looking at
00:52:17.860 it immediately.
00:52:18.400 you'd just
00:52:19.420 say, well,
00:52:20.220 I can just
00:52:21.120 ask the
00:52:22.500 AI for
00:52:23.080 the news
00:52:23.600 and it
00:52:24.720 will just
00:52:25.020 tell me
00:52:25.340 the news
00:52:25.800 without a
00:52:26.300 spin.
00:52:27.320 Now at
00:52:27.860 the moment
00:52:28.360 there's the
00:52:29.080 bigger problem.
00:52:30.080 It looks
00:52:30.440 like AI
00:52:31.040 is programmed
00:52:31.600 to give
00:52:32.020 you only
00:52:32.440 spin.
00:52:33.440 It only
00:52:34.040 gives you
00:52:34.340 a Democrat
00:52:34.780 view of
00:52:35.340 the world.
00:52:36.160 So that
00:52:36.840 might be
00:52:37.140 the reason
00:52:37.480 to ban
00:52:37.860 it.
00:52:38.880 It could
00:52:39.200 get banned
00:52:39.640 because it's
00:52:40.220 just a
00:52:40.580 Democrat
00:52:40.860 opinion.
00:52:41.920 And then
00:52:42.220 people will
00:52:42.920 say, well,
00:52:43.360 I can get
00:52:43.820 that without
00:52:44.260 AI.
00:52:45.640 So there
00:52:46.240 are a whole
00:52:46.680 bunch of
00:52:47.100 reasons I
00:52:47.620 think AI
00:52:48.060 will be
00:52:48.500 banned in
00:52:49.220 a whole
00:52:49.540 bunch of
00:52:49.940 different
00:52:50.220 contexts until
00:52:51.540 there's not
00:52:51.980 much left.
00:52:52.960 I think
00:52:53.560 we'll pick
00:52:54.000 at it until
00:52:54.520 it's just
00:52:54.860 bones.
00:52:57.260 There's your
00:52:57.900 contrarian
00:52:58.620 opinion for
00:52:59.500 the day.
00:53:02.520 Well,
00:53:03.060 we're seeing
00:53:03.420 some news
00:53:04.140 that the
00:53:04.640 Wagner Group,
00:53:06.060 which is
00:53:06.500 doing the
00:53:06.780 heavy fighting
00:53:07.340 over there
00:53:07.740 in Ukraine.
00:53:10.400 So the
00:53:11.080 news report
00:53:11.640 says,
00:53:13.060 and I
00:53:13.480 couch all
00:53:14.280 of this
00:53:14.780 with nobody
00:53:16.540 believes the
00:53:17.280 news coming
00:53:18.040 out of
00:53:18.340 Ukraine,
00:53:19.460 because it's
00:53:19.900 always spun
00:53:20.560 pro-Ukrainian
00:53:21.720 or pro-Russian,
00:53:22.920 but it's
00:53:23.180 never objective.
00:53:24.620 So I'll
00:53:25.280 just tell you
00:53:26.020 what the
00:53:26.300 news is,
00:53:27.440 and then
00:53:27.820 in your
00:53:28.160 mind say,
00:53:28.840 well,
00:53:29.080 maybe,
00:53:29.900 it might
00:53:30.520 be true,
00:53:31.320 but it
00:53:31.620 might not
00:53:32.000 be.
00:53:32.800 Just keep
00:53:33.420 might not
00:53:34.120 be going
00:53:34.620 into your
00:53:34.940 brain when
00:53:35.380 I read
00:53:35.640 this.
00:53:37.000 So Ukraine's
00:53:38.040 most senior
00:53:38.920 ground forces,
00:53:39.800 basically,
00:53:40.320 they're saying
00:53:40.900 that the
00:53:41.380 Wagner forces
00:53:42.040 are being
00:53:42.540 so degraded
00:53:44.880 in the
00:53:45.800 current
00:53:46.060 fighting that
00:53:47.200 the Ukrainians
00:53:48.000 will be able
00:53:48.460 to mount
00:53:48.860 a counter
00:53:49.600 offensive,
00:53:51.100 and their
00:53:52.580 odds of
00:53:53.020 success are
00:53:53.560 pretty high
00:53:54.080 because there
00:53:55.120 won't be much
00:53:55.660 left of the
00:53:56.540 Russian Wagner
00:53:57.380 forces by the
00:53:58.360 time they do
00:53:58.840 it.
00:53:59.760 Now, do you
00:54:00.180 believe that?
00:54:02.240 Or does that
00:54:02.760 sound exactly
00:54:03.760 like Ukrainian
00:54:04.640 propaganda?
00:54:05.180 It sounds
00:54:08.400 exactly like
00:54:09.600 Ukrainian
00:54:10.280 propaganda,
00:54:11.480 but could
00:54:12.540 also be
00:54:13.040 true.
00:54:14.320 It's just
00:54:14.940 there's no
00:54:15.340 reason to
00:54:15.760 believe it
00:54:16.260 because whether
00:54:18.340 it were true
00:54:18.940 or not true,
00:54:21.960 Anthony,
00:54:23.720 do better.
00:54:26.260 I asked
00:54:26.840 for the
00:54:28.380 trolls to
00:54:28.880 up their
00:54:29.180 game,
00:54:29.980 and I got
00:54:30.300 a paragraph
00:54:30.820 in all caps
00:54:31.760 accusing me of
00:54:33.100 doubting the
00:54:33.520 Holocaust.
00:54:35.180 That's not
00:54:35.620 better.
00:54:37.400 That's actually,
00:54:38.340 I think you
00:54:38.720 took a step
00:54:39.140 backwards,
00:54:40.500 Anthony.
00:54:41.620 Try a little
00:54:42.240 better than
00:54:42.600 that.
00:54:43.540 Could you go
00:54:44.320 talk to the
00:54:44.860 other trolls?
00:54:45.560 Are they on
00:54:45.980 vacation today?
00:54:47.520 Did the good
00:54:48.220 trolls all take
00:54:48.860 the day off?
00:54:50.420 Come on,
00:54:51.000 up your game,
00:54:51.640 Anthony.
00:54:52.480 You can do
00:54:53.240 it.
00:54:54.380 I trust you.
00:54:55.900 I trust you.
00:54:58.040 I believe in
00:54:58.880 you, Anthony.
00:54:59.800 I believe in
00:55:00.340 you.
00:55:01.900 Well, Jack
00:55:03.380 Dorsey is
00:55:04.040 getting some
00:55:04.700 heat today
00:55:05.400 because his
00:55:06.020 other company
00:55:07.660 that he is
00:55:08.800 a co-founder
00:55:09.340 in, Block,
00:55:10.600 and has the
00:55:11.320 cash app.
00:55:12.900 So the
00:55:13.260 cash app
00:55:13.880 lets you to
00:55:14.660 send cash
00:55:15.540 from one
00:55:15.920 person to
00:55:16.340 another
00:55:16.560 without a
00:55:17.040 bank.
00:55:18.000 So you
00:55:18.420 don't need
00:55:18.700 a bank
00:55:19.040 in the
00:55:19.300 process.
00:55:19.820 It's just
00:55:20.220 app to
00:55:21.580 app,
00:55:22.120 and then I
00:55:22.420 guess you
00:55:22.660 can turn
00:55:22.980 it into
00:55:23.300 cash.
00:55:25.680 But the
00:55:26.700 shares of
00:55:27.400 Block
00:55:28.460 plunged 18%.
00:55:29.920 I don't know,
00:55:31.220 this was as
00:55:31.900 a few
00:55:32.320 hours ago,
00:55:33.560 because there's
00:55:35.060 a short
00:55:35.420 seller called
00:55:36.600 the Hindenburg
00:55:37.400 Research,
00:55:38.120 which is a
00:55:38.580 great name
00:55:39.080 for a
00:55:39.760 short
00:55:40.000 seller.
00:55:40.880 Now, if you
00:55:41.260 don't follow
00:55:42.000 finance, a
00:55:42.940 short seller is
00:55:44.160 somebody who's
00:55:44.760 making a bet
00:55:45.540 that a stock
00:55:46.340 will go down,
00:55:47.840 and usually a
00:55:48.680 bet that it
00:55:49.060 will go down
00:55:49.600 a lot and
00:55:51.080 fairly soon.
00:55:53.160 So they only
00:55:54.140 make their
00:55:54.600 money with
00:55:55.480 stocks that
00:55:56.040 go down.
00:55:57.400 So can
00:55:58.220 you believe
00:55:58.840 a short
00:55:59.440 seller when
00:56:00.520 they say
00:56:00.940 there's a
00:56:01.340 problem with
00:56:01.880 the company?
00:56:02.620 Is that
00:56:02.880 credible?
00:56:04.700 Well, it's
00:56:05.720 true that they
00:56:06.220 put their
00:56:06.560 money on it.
00:56:07.720 So if you
00:56:08.180 said, well,
00:56:08.660 they put their
00:56:09.100 money where
00:56:09.440 their mouth
00:56:09.800 is, you'd
00:56:10.200 say yes.
00:56:10.880 But the
00:56:11.220 problem is,
00:56:12.320 the news is
00:56:13.140 what makes
00:56:13.540 the stock
00:56:14.000 go down.
00:56:15.420 So somebody
00:56:15.960 who makes
00:56:16.380 money if
00:56:16.980 stock goes
00:56:17.540 down, creates
00:56:19.040 news that
00:56:19.660 says the
00:56:20.060 stock should
00:56:20.580 go down, and
00:56:21.820 then people
00:56:22.200 read the
00:56:22.640 news and
00:56:23.060 they go,
00:56:23.440 well, I
00:56:23.800 don't know
00:56:24.020 if it's
00:56:24.260 true or
00:56:24.580 not, but
00:56:24.940 it sounds
00:56:25.260 scary, so
00:56:26.280 I'd better
00:56:26.560 get out
00:56:26.880 of this
00:56:27.100 stock just
00:56:27.640 in case.
00:56:28.800 And then
00:56:29.180 the company
00:56:29.940 that said
00:56:30.320 bad things
00:56:30.900 about it
00:56:31.360 makes money.
00:56:33.440 This story
00:56:34.300 is based
00:56:35.260 on the
00:56:35.660 lowest level
00:56:36.700 of credibility.
00:56:38.420 You can't
00:56:39.180 get a lower
00:56:39.700 level of
00:56:40.240 credibility
00:56:40.660 than, if
00:56:41.740 you believe
00:56:42.240 my story,
00:56:42.980 I'll make
00:56:43.360 money.
00:56:44.220 If you
00:56:44.780 don't believe
00:56:45.260 my story,
00:56:45.880 I'll lose
00:56:46.420 money.
00:56:47.420 You can't
00:56:48.380 be less
00:56:48.920 credible than
00:56:49.600 that.
00:56:50.280 It's
00:56:50.560 impossible.
00:56:52.120 The next
00:56:52.900 less credible
00:56:53.560 is a
00:56:55.100 secret source
00:56:55.840 told me
00:56:56.240 it was
00:56:56.460 true in
00:56:57.240 the meeting
00:56:57.600 and nobody
00:56:58.000 else has
00:56:58.380 another
00:56:58.620 source.
00:56:59.880 That's
00:57:00.340 pretty bad.
00:57:01.800 But the
00:57:02.960 secret source
00:57:03.640 at least
00:57:04.080 isn't directly
00:57:05.020 getting money
00:57:05.740 right now.
00:57:08.240 It's as
00:57:09.000 terrible as
00:57:09.980 a single
00:57:10.500 anonymous
00:57:11.000 source is.
00:57:11.940 Completely
00:57:12.500 non-believable.
00:57:14.440 The person
00:57:14.940 who's making
00:57:15.440 money, if you
00:57:16.400 believe their
00:57:16.860 story, that's
00:57:18.420 by far the
00:57:19.480 lowest credibility.
00:57:20.320 But it
00:57:22.180 doesn't mean
00:57:22.580 it's false.
00:57:23.880 It doesn't
00:57:24.300 mean it's
00:57:24.580 not true.
00:57:26.340 It doesn't
00:57:26.740 mean that.
00:57:27.480 Because if
00:57:27.840 they've been
00:57:28.140 in business
00:57:29.420 for a while
00:57:29.920 and they
00:57:30.140 have a
00:57:30.340 track record
00:57:30.980 of not
00:57:31.960 just making
00:57:32.640 things go
00:57:33.180 down, but
00:57:34.400 finding in
00:57:35.820 advance which
00:57:36.440 ones go
00:57:36.820 down.
00:57:37.340 Now, here's
00:57:37.780 their claim,
00:57:39.080 which is
00:57:39.760 pretty outrageous.
00:57:41.480 They said
00:57:42.100 they did a
00:57:42.580 two-year
00:57:42.920 investigation and
00:57:44.900 concluded that
00:57:46.520 Block, the
00:57:48.520 parent company,
00:57:49.920 has systematically
00:57:50.660 taken advantage
00:57:51.600 of the
00:57:52.100 demographics it
00:57:53.020 claims to be
00:57:53.620 helping.
00:57:54.720 So it would
00:57:55.360 claim to be
00:57:55.860 helping people
00:57:56.480 who don't
00:57:57.160 have a
00:57:57.500 banking
00:57:57.780 relationship,
00:57:58.760 so it would
00:57:59.000 be lower
00:57:59.440 income people.
00:58:01.020 And then the
00:58:01.380 short seller
00:58:01.800 said it
00:58:05.440 thrives on
00:58:06.300 serving the
00:58:06.740 unbanked.
00:58:07.460 Okay, that's
00:58:07.800 what I said.
00:58:08.800 And it
00:58:09.240 alleged that
00:58:10.140 the unbanked
00:58:13.040 are massively
00:58:13.840 using it for
00:58:14.620 fraud.
00:58:17.100 And the
00:58:17.740 allegation is
00:58:18.360 because they
00:58:18.800 can.
00:58:21.320 So in
00:58:21.840 other words,
00:58:22.300 there's a
00:58:22.520 huge percentage
00:58:23.160 according to
00:58:23.780 the short
00:58:24.120 seller of
00:58:25.000 the people
00:58:25.300 who use
00:58:25.720 the app
00:58:26.140 who are
00:58:26.580 criminals and
00:58:27.880 fraudsters.
00:58:28.920 So that the
00:58:29.940 total number of
00:58:30.980 users is
00:58:32.020 inflated, not
00:58:33.700 by a little
00:58:34.240 bit, but by
00:58:35.660 a lot, because
00:58:37.200 there are
00:58:37.540 fraudsters who
00:58:38.380 might sign up
00:58:38.980 with two
00:58:39.320 different names
00:58:40.140 and a number
00:58:40.900 of things you
00:58:41.360 can do.
00:58:42.380 So I would
00:58:46.060 say two
00:58:46.560 things are
00:58:46.940 probably true.
00:58:48.360 There's
00:58:48.880 probably too
00:58:49.580 much fraud
00:58:50.080 on the
00:58:50.400 app, but
00:58:53.300 the claim of
00:58:54.160 a short
00:58:54.520 seller is
00:58:54.980 not credible.
00:58:56.980 Like, every
00:58:57.520 app has too
00:58:58.120 much fraud.
00:58:59.600 Every app.
00:59:00.580 Every app has
00:59:01.280 too much
00:59:01.580 fraud.
00:59:02.560 So probably
00:59:03.540 they do
00:59:03.940 too.
00:59:04.920 I mean, that
00:59:05.340 would be the
00:59:05.860 least surprising
00:59:06.880 thing in the
00:59:07.380 world, is if a
00:59:08.220 money-related
00:59:08.980 app had no
00:59:10.820 bad people
00:59:11.420 involved.
00:59:11.960 Of course
00:59:12.280 there are.
00:59:13.520 But I
00:59:14.640 would say be
00:59:15.140 cautious of
00:59:15.800 this story.
00:59:17.080 Just be a
00:59:17.440 little cautious.
00:59:18.460 Because the
00:59:18.880 source is the
00:59:19.540 worst source you
00:59:20.540 could possibly
00:59:21.060 have.
00:59:22.040 Just know
00:59:22.500 that.
00:59:25.400 But it
00:59:27.320 doesn't mean
00:59:27.700 it's not
00:59:28.180 true.
00:59:28.660 It just
00:59:28.920 means that I
00:59:29.980 wouldn't believe
00:59:30.380 it based on
00:59:30.800 the source.
00:59:31.180 all right.
00:59:35.440 Ladies and
00:59:36.000 gentlemen, this
00:59:37.940 brings me to
00:59:38.700 the closing
00:59:40.600 portion for
00:59:41.340 the YouTube
00:59:41.760 people.
00:59:45.140 So I'd
00:59:45.880 like the
00:59:46.980 trolls on
00:59:47.960 YouTube, if
00:59:49.140 you could make
00:59:49.920 one final push.
00:59:51.700 I want to see
00:59:52.140 if you're up
00:59:52.540 to it.
00:59:53.740 Some good,
00:59:54.900 good criticisms.
00:59:57.080 Come on.
00:59:58.020 Bring me the
00:59:58.440 good stuff.
00:59:58.900 In all
01:00:01.360 caps, I
01:00:01.900 prefer all
01:00:02.460 caps.
01:00:03.680 Because when
01:00:04.060 you use all
01:00:04.500 caps, it's
01:00:05.060 easier to
01:00:05.560 know who
01:00:05.920 to, there
01:00:06.900 we go.
01:00:09.380 Okay, now
01:00:10.080 they're just
01:00:10.460 shouting out
01:00:11.220 things that
01:00:12.000 are out of
01:00:12.440 context.
01:00:13.140 That's a
01:00:13.460 good start.
01:00:14.000 That's like a
01:00:14.380 warm-up.
01:00:16.180 You can't
01:00:16.920 see this over
01:00:17.540 on locals, but
01:00:18.620 it's like they're
01:00:19.060 stretching.
01:00:20.960 Now they're
01:00:21.580 just yelling
01:00:22.060 certain words
01:00:23.280 in caps.
01:00:25.000 The
01:00:25.200 clankers are
01:00:25.840 here.
01:00:27.060 Somebody's
01:00:27.420 yelling Anthony
01:00:28.060 Super Troll.
01:00:32.700 Okay.
01:00:34.180 Anything?
01:00:35.060 No.
01:00:35.540 It looks
01:00:35.920 like the
01:00:38.780 trolls have
01:00:39.440 tapped
01:00:39.880 down.
01:00:41.300 Aw.
01:00:43.240 Oh, here
01:00:43.880 we go.
01:00:44.360 One in all
01:00:44.940 caps.
01:00:47.380 This is
01:00:48.040 their best
01:00:48.500 work from
01:00:49.560 C. Glenn.
01:00:50.440 I'll read
01:00:50.860 it in all
01:00:51.280 caps, like
01:00:51.880 shouting,
01:00:52.480 I think
01:00:53.520 your subscriber
01:00:54.440 base is
01:00:55.080 dropping.
01:00:55.500 Okay.
01:00:58.060 That was
01:00:59.060 their best
01:00:59.400 one.
01:01:01.700 I have
01:01:02.340 bad news
01:01:02.800 for you.
01:01:04.580 My subscriber
01:01:05.320 base is
01:01:06.240 surging.
01:01:07.560 That would
01:01:08.220 be the
01:01:08.500 opposite of
01:01:09.140 declining.
01:01:10.620 It's
01:01:11.000 surging.
01:01:14.760 Oh, here's
01:01:15.120 one.
01:01:15.580 Your ex-wife.
01:01:17.800 Now I can't
01:01:18.740 tell the
01:01:19.040 difference between
01:01:19.700 people who are
01:01:20.380 clowning and
01:01:21.240 pretending to be
01:01:21.980 bad trolls and
01:01:23.400 people who are
01:01:23.800 actually trolls.
01:01:24.740 Somebody just
01:01:25.340 yelled in all
01:01:25.900 caps,
01:01:26.500 your ex-wife.
01:01:27.240 And that
01:01:30.000 Larry Elder
01:01:31.300 interview, in
01:01:31.980 all caps.
01:01:34.820 All right.
01:01:35.720 Well, thank you
01:01:36.380 for trying.
01:01:37.600 I appreciate
01:01:38.140 the tiny amount
01:01:41.040 of effort that
01:01:41.740 the trolls put
01:01:42.560 into it.
01:01:43.780 But, hey,
01:01:45.820 at least you
01:01:46.340 did some work
01:01:47.240 today.
01:01:49.160 You love me
01:01:49.920 from Uganda?
01:01:51.180 Well, I love
01:01:51.900 you too.
01:01:53.720 Or Uganda.
01:01:55.540 Let's call it
01:01:56.260 Uganda.
01:01:57.520 All right.
01:01:58.400 YouTube, I'm
01:01:59.040 going to say
01:01:59.280 bye for now.
01:02:00.180 And I'll talk
01:02:00.860 to the locals
01:02:01.520 people a little
01:02:01.980 bit because
01:02:02.460 they get extra.
01:02:03.780 Bye for now.