Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2105 Scott Adams： Trump Does CNN (Wow), Biden Crime Family Fallout, AI Rollout Coincidences

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00:00:54.600 Well, I don't know if you heard, but there was some news

00:01:01.380 last night.

00:01:03.520 Ex-President Trump on CNN, we'll talk about that in a moment,

00:01:06.780 but first, some other palate cleansers before we get to that.

00:01:14.160 First headline is science is bullshit.

00:01:17.140 Do you need any details on that?

00:01:19.960 Just science is bullshit?

00:01:22.160 Are you good?

00:01:22.680 That's all you really need on that one, isn't it?

00:01:25.320 Well, there's a new study that says a third of scientific papers

00:01:28.040 may be fraudulent.

00:01:29.660 A third.

00:01:30.860 Now, we've heard that half of published papers

00:01:33.680 are not reproducible, which means bullshit.

00:01:37.320 But apparently a third of the scientific papers,

00:01:40.460 they've got some software that can look for similarities

00:01:44.060 in plagiarism.

00:01:45.120 And a third of them are just copy-paste,

00:01:48.400 stolen from other science studies.

00:01:51.680 A third of scientists are just criminals

00:01:53.820 because they have to publish or perish.

00:01:56.820 So they're just like pulling bits from other people's published work

00:01:59.580 and put it together in hope nobody knows.

00:02:02.260 And apparently it works

00:02:03.260 because a third of the papers are just copied.

00:02:07.760 So if you wanted something that would further lower your confidence

00:02:13.500 in the expert class,

00:02:15.840 well, there you have it.

00:02:19.460 Let me ask you this.

00:02:20.700 Do you remember that reparations were big news for a while?

00:02:27.260 Seems like it was in the headlines every other day or so.

00:02:31.460 And the committee did a bunch of studying,

00:02:35.300 came up with some recommendations,

00:02:37.100 and they changed their recommendations a few times,

00:02:39.740 but it was all news.

00:02:41.500 News, news, news.

00:02:43.200 About these reparations.

00:02:45.600 And then Governor Newsom came out and said,

00:02:48.240 uh, I'm going to ignore all these recommendations

00:02:52.200 because it turns out the reparations are about more than cash.

00:02:58.000 Oh, no.

00:02:59.180 It turns out the reparations are really,

00:03:01.780 if you think about it,

00:03:03.260 not the cash payments you thought you were getting,

00:03:05.880 not the cash payments we asked you to study,

00:03:08.660 and not the cash payments that we asked you

00:03:10.520 to come up with a framework for how we would do it.

00:03:13.120 No, no.

00:03:14.300 It's really all the stuff we were doing anyway

00:03:16.440 is the reparations.

00:03:18.240 And we're doing a great job

00:03:19.520 on the stuff we were doing anyway.

00:03:24.440 And now it's out of the news.

00:03:26.720 And now it's gone.

00:03:30.060 Now, it might be just because there's bigger news or something.

00:03:33.120 You know, maybe it'll come back.

00:03:34.600 But isn't it funny

00:03:35.640 that the fake news industry

00:03:38.220 can get you all riled up about this story,

00:03:40.980 and as soon as it turns completely embarrassing,

00:03:44.440 the narrative just, you can't even tell it anymore.

00:03:47.640 It's a story you can't even put in the news.

00:03:50.120 It's just too embarrassing

00:03:52.020 because people like me were calling this from the beginning,

00:03:56.540 oh, this is just a white person trick.

00:03:59.400 You're going to form a committee,

00:04:01.260 study it for a bunch,

00:04:02.460 and then say, oh, I can't do that.

00:04:05.080 It was obvious from the beginning

00:04:06.740 this was just a play.

00:04:09.260 And then the play comes through.

00:04:11.120 It goes just exactly the way I told you it would,

00:04:14.200 that it gets ignored because it's ridiculous.

00:04:17.240 And that was the genius of the move,

00:04:19.680 is it outed the reparations idea as ridiculous

00:04:22.460 without anybody telling them it was ridiculous.

00:04:25.840 They just had to go through the work

00:04:27.240 of figuring it out and presenting it,

00:04:29.540 and then we could all just look at it and go,

00:04:31.840 oh, well, that's not going to happen.

00:04:36.060 And then you can move on.

00:04:37.340 So apparently we're forgetting

00:04:38.820 all about that reparation stuff.

00:04:40.420 That's over.

00:04:41.600 It'll come back, but for now it's gone.

00:04:46.080 What do these four politicians have in common

00:04:48.740 besides being Democrats?

00:04:51.020 President Biden,

00:04:53.200 VP Harris,

00:04:55.040 Senator Feinstein,

00:04:58.300 and Senator Fetterman.

00:05:01.300 Can you think of anything

00:05:02.520 that those four leaders...

00:05:05.260 Yes, yes, no functional brain.

00:05:08.520 Right.

00:05:09.620 Now, am I just being biased here?

00:05:13.780 Let me ask you a question.

00:05:15.220 I feel like I'm just being biased,

00:05:17.820 but you can help me get out of my bias.

00:05:20.120 Could you name the four Republican

00:05:22.040 top politicians

00:05:24.440 who don't have functioning brains?

00:05:26.320 Go.

00:05:28.120 Four Republicans

00:05:29.160 who don't have brains that work?

00:05:36.560 No, Romney doesn't count.

00:05:39.320 He's just not doing stuff you like.

00:05:41.200 No, McConnell's brain is working fine.

00:05:43.260 Santos.

00:05:44.260 Santos.

00:05:44.980 He's an interesting character,

00:05:46.820 but he's not mentally disabled.

00:05:53.940 Crenshaw.

00:05:55.700 Don't throw Crenshaw in there.

00:05:59.520 No, you're just throwing in all the names of people

00:06:01.640 you don't like today.

00:06:02.520 All right, well,

00:06:06.440 how do we ignore the fact

00:06:09.340 that the leader of the country

00:06:11.360 is obviously mentally incompetent, 0.95

00:06:14.600 at least in terms of doing a full-day work?

00:06:16.540 And then the backup plan,

00:06:19.880 the backup plan for the President of the United States

00:06:23.420 is someone who's obviously a public drunk.

00:06:27.060 A public drunk.

00:06:28.680 Can't even keep the drinking behind closed doors.

00:06:32.360 But Kamala Harris,

00:06:33.260 when she appears in public,

00:06:35.720 let's stop pretending, can we?

00:06:38.220 Let's stop pretending any that's normal.

00:06:41.220 No, she's drunk in public 1.00

00:06:42.960 when she's doing her job.

00:06:44.460 There's nobody who can be drunk in public

00:06:46.800 doing their job without getting fired.

00:06:49.720 Name one person in the real corporate world

00:06:52.520 who could appear multiple times drunk in public.

00:06:55.700 Obviously drunk.

00:06:56.980 Obviously drunk.

00:06:58.980 And there's no repercussions.

00:07:01.180 It's not even a news item.

00:07:03.820 Don't you think you should at least be discussed

00:07:05.920 at the highest levels of importance?

00:07:09.060 What exactly is more important

00:07:10.460 than having a leader of your country

00:07:12.220 whose brain actually functions?

00:07:15.680 Seems important.

00:07:17.800 But we've actually been,

00:07:19.100 we've been gaslighted as a public.

00:07:22.760 We've been gaslighted to the point

00:07:24.660 where four major political entities

00:07:28.380 in the United States,

00:07:29.520 President, Vice President,

00:07:30.660 two major senators,

00:07:32.480 and we don't care if their brains are working.

00:07:35.280 And we've been talked into that being normal.

00:07:40.840 Somehow that just seemed okay.

00:07:43.560 We'll just go on with our day.

00:07:45.460 Leaders don't have brains.

00:07:46.660 No problem.

00:07:48.800 Well,

00:07:49.540 anyway,

00:07:52.900 I just thought that was worth noting.

00:07:57.240 But the funny thing is,

00:07:58.520 no matter how many times I say it,

00:08:00.700 it won't make any difference.

00:08:02.740 Tomorrow nobody's going to care

00:08:05.200 that the person one heartbeat away

00:08:07.880 from the presidency

00:08:08.900 is a public drunk.

00:08:11.180 And obviously so.

00:08:13.100 We're not even dealing with that.

00:08:15.080 We're just,

00:08:15.400 we're just to say that doesn't exist.

00:08:17.520 No, no, no.

00:08:18.520 It doesn't exist.

00:08:20.280 All right.

00:08:20.640 It's not like we haven't had

00:08:21.660 drunk politicians before,

00:08:23.200 but I feel like

00:08:25.500 we ought to do something about it.

00:08:27.580 So,

00:08:31.420 Title 42 ends.

00:08:36.040 By the way,

00:08:36.540 Trump could do a lot with that,

00:08:38.080 the fact that Democrats

00:08:38.940 don't have functioning brains.

00:08:41.740 Imagine what Trump could do with that,

00:08:43.720 just naming those four people

00:08:45.160 and saying,

00:08:46.540 are they even trying anymore?

00:08:49.680 They're not even trying.

00:08:50.940 All right.

00:08:53.400 Title 42 ends today.

00:08:54.860 That was the thing that

00:08:55.680 allowed the border control people

00:08:58.040 to,

00:08:58.600 I don't know,

00:08:59.980 keep some people south of the border

00:09:01.540 because of COVID restrictions

00:09:03.480 or something.

00:09:04.620 But anyway,

00:09:05.360 that's ending,

00:09:06.160 and then all the smart people

00:09:07.300 say there'll be a giant wave

00:09:08.700 of immigrants.

00:09:09.840 Looks like that's going to happen.

00:09:11.060 But the news that I saw,

00:09:16.400 I think this was Washington,

00:09:18.260 no,

00:09:18.500 in the Wall Street Journal,

00:09:21.580 that we don't know

00:09:24.380 how different it's going to be,

00:09:25.600 actually.

00:09:27.800 That it's a little more complicated

00:09:29.540 than that.

00:09:30.280 So it seems that the Biden

00:09:31.580 administration approach

00:09:34.660 is simply to reduce

00:09:37.620 the illegal part

00:09:38.920 by doing as much as you can

00:09:41.580 to funnel them

00:09:42.340 towards legal ports of entry

00:09:44.080 where they can lie

00:09:46.120 about their status

00:09:47.080 and say they're all,

00:09:47.940 they're all escaping

00:09:49.640 from bad situations

00:09:50.780 and they're not here

00:09:51.320 to get jobs.

00:09:52.620 So make it easy for them

00:09:54.420 to lie about why they're here.

00:09:56.380 Some of them are here

00:09:57.160 for the real reason,

00:09:58.060 of course.

00:09:58.980 But most of them

00:09:59.920 would have to lie.

00:10:01.340 And so we'll build an app

00:10:02.360 that they can lie

00:10:03.320 and find out where to,

00:10:04.920 where to tell their lie

00:10:06.340 so all the process is legal

00:10:08.480 and fine.

00:10:10.920 Does that feel like,

00:10:13.100 yeah,

00:10:13.720 Trump didn't mention Fentil,

00:10:14.980 you're right.

00:10:17.780 Does it feel like

00:10:18.960 that's not even trying?

00:10:21.640 Yeah,

00:10:22.080 we're doing all these things,

00:10:23.520 but all of them

00:10:24.040 have the collective action

00:10:25.980 of, you know,

00:10:27.480 whether you have to use the app.

00:10:28.780 I guess there's about an app

00:10:29.920 for the immigrants.

00:10:32.380 But they all have

00:10:33.120 the same character.

00:10:34.460 They're just trying to turn

00:10:35.520 a thing that's illegal.

00:10:37.240 They're trying to

00:10:38.320 legal wash it.

00:10:39.500 Is there a name for that?

00:10:41.040 Where you take something

00:10:41.920 that's illegal

00:10:42.620 and everybody doesn't

00:10:43.760 like the illegal part

00:10:44.780 and you just redefine it

00:10:46.420 as legal

00:10:46.960 to make the problem go away.

00:10:49.820 Because if the people

00:10:50.780 come in and do,

00:10:51.680 use the app

00:10:52.240 and use the appropriate

00:10:53.900 entryways

00:10:54.660 and they lie to,

00:10:55.540 lie to the border patrol

00:10:57.220 and say,

00:10:57.520 oh yeah,

00:10:57.800 we're here because

00:10:58.420 of all the danger,

00:10:59.240 not because of the jobs,

00:11:00.920 because of all the danger,

00:11:02.420 then they get in

00:11:03.780 and it's legal,

00:11:04.400 completely legal.

00:11:05.900 So we actually

00:11:07.020 legalized lying.

00:11:10.060 Effectively.

00:11:11.020 Didn't we?

00:11:11.960 Didn't we turn

00:11:12.780 every immigrant

00:11:13.480 that we let in

00:11:14.260 into a liar?

00:11:15.780 Not everyone.

00:11:16.600 Some of them

00:11:16.980 actually have a real case.

00:11:18.960 Yeah.

00:11:19.440 We forced them,

00:11:20.940 here's your first day

00:11:22.180 in the American sphere.

00:11:25.840 Day one.

00:11:27.000 Here's an app

00:11:27.780 and we're going to

00:11:28.420 require you to lie

00:11:29.500 on the app.

00:11:30.840 What?

00:11:32.040 Yeah, yeah,

00:11:32.760 to get into the country.

00:11:33.640 That's it?

00:11:36.600 Yeah, but we require it.

00:11:39.080 There's no getting

00:11:39.880 around this.

00:11:40.800 You have to lie to us.

00:11:42.700 But you know we're lying.

00:11:44.720 Well, not every one of you.

00:11:47.000 Some of you

00:11:47.600 might not be lying.

00:11:49.560 But you know

00:11:50.060 most of us are lying, right?

00:11:52.660 Well, can't read your minds.

00:11:55.060 We don't know.

00:11:56.520 Maybe.

00:11:58.640 So that's a pretty weird

00:11:59.860 system we've got going there.

00:12:01.100 We'll see how that works out.

00:12:02.020 I have a suggestion

00:12:05.340 for replacing

00:12:06.300 Title 42.

00:12:07.780 We'll talk about Trump

00:12:08.940 after I'm done with this.

00:12:12.360 I had an experience

00:12:13.540 yesterday

00:12:14.080 in which I was trying

00:12:15.180 to cancel my

00:12:16.360 Xfinity

00:12:17.200 TV service

00:12:19.040 but keep their

00:12:20.200 internet

00:12:20.540 and keep the phone service.

00:12:22.640 I wanted those.

00:12:23.180 And I'm thinking that

00:12:25.920 if we really want to

00:12:27.160 thwart the people

00:12:28.420 at the border

00:12:29.000 instead of making them

00:12:31.920 find an app

00:12:32.940 and somehow get

00:12:33.600 a smartphone

00:12:34.240 and sign up on the app

00:12:36.360 and work through

00:12:37.380 the language issues

00:12:38.420 if there are any

00:12:39.180 instead of doing that

00:12:40.820 which I agree

00:12:42.520 is a good first step

00:12:43.540 to thwart the immigrants 1.00

00:12:44.840 make them have

00:12:46.340 a lot of paperwork

00:12:47.180 because apparently

00:12:48.580 Biden is willing

00:12:49.460 to ship you back

00:12:50.560 if you came here

00:12:52.500 without lying

00:12:53.340 in your own country

00:12:54.180 first.

00:12:55.540 So apparently

00:12:55.980 you're supposed to go

00:12:56.900 if you're

00:12:57.440 let's say

00:12:57.920 from Venezuela

00:12:59.120 or something

00:13:00.160 you're supposed to go

00:13:01.340 to some place

00:13:02.000 in your own country

00:13:02.860 and you do your lying

00:13:04.480 there locally

00:13:05.220 and then you can

00:13:06.520 legally come into

00:13:07.200 the country.

00:13:08.380 But if you

00:13:09.420 leave your country 0.76

00:13:10.520 and come here

00:13:11.220 and do the lying

00:13:12.180 when you're on our soil 0.75

00:13:13.260 totally illegal

00:13:15.040 and Biden will ship you back

00:13:17.060 makes total sense right

00:13:19.020 that where you lied

00:13:21.240 makes the difference

00:13:22.260 and the Biden administration

00:13:24.060 is going to ship

00:13:24.780 your ass back 0.73

00:13:25.520 if you didn't catch

00:13:26.780 the paperwork

00:13:27.500 detail there.

00:13:29.740 So if we're willing

00:13:31.020 to deport people

00:13:32.040 for bad paperwork

00:13:33.040 which is all this is

00:13:34.680 because literally

00:13:35.720 they're saying

00:13:36.200 the same thing

00:13:36.900 it's just they have to

00:13:37.680 say it in a different place

00:13:38.720 with different paperwork

00:13:39.620 that's all.

00:13:41.460 But if we can

00:13:42.040 thwart them

00:13:42.740 with paperwork

00:13:43.380 I think that

00:13:45.420 they should hire

00:13:46.020 Xfinity

00:13:46.660 to use the same people

00:13:48.980 who thwart you

00:13:50.200 from cancelling

00:13:50.920 your TV service.

00:13:52.300 Let me tell you

00:13:53.100 what Xfinity did

00:13:54.360 to prevent me

00:13:55.880 from cancelling

00:13:56.540 my service.

00:13:57.920 See if this sounds

00:13:58.860 familiar

00:13:59.320 to every online service

00:14:01.360 you've ever tried

00:14:02.120 to cancel.

00:14:03.940 And I start

00:14:05.220 writing down

00:14:05.760 the tricks

00:14:06.280 because

00:14:07.800 let me ask you this

00:14:09.080 do you remember

00:14:09.780 the first time

00:14:10.560 you ever tried

00:14:11.240 to buy a car

00:14:12.020 as an adult?

00:14:14.320 And you remember

00:14:15.380 that the salesperson

00:14:17.100 had to go talk

00:14:17.860 to the manager

00:14:18.520 and they'd be gone

00:14:20.700 for like an hour

00:14:21.440 and then they'd

00:14:23.100 just do it again.

00:14:24.300 Oh I've got to talk

00:14:24.960 to the manager again

00:14:25.680 I'll be gone

00:14:26.100 for another hour.

00:14:27.160 And the first time

00:14:28.120 that happened

00:14:28.520 you said to yourself

00:14:29.360 well that's a

00:14:30.980 weird little process

00:14:33.040 but it's probably

00:14:34.280 only something

00:14:34.880 that happens

00:14:35.340 at this car dealership.

00:14:37.840 And you put up

00:14:38.480 with it

00:14:38.780 and you get your car

00:14:39.460 because you really

00:14:39.920 want a car.

00:14:41.040 Then someday

00:14:41.700 you talk to a friend

00:14:43.120 or you go back

00:14:43.920 again to buy

00:14:44.380 another car someday

00:14:45.220 and it's the same thing.

00:14:47.540 Isn't that weird?

00:14:48.740 They always have

00:14:49.360 to talk to the manager.

00:14:50.820 Huh.

00:14:51.800 And then finally

00:14:52.480 you figure out

00:14:53.100 that the talking

00:14:53.760 to the manager part

00:14:54.840 is all part

00:14:56.040 of the wearing

00:14:56.520 you down process.

00:14:58.200 They're trying

00:14:58.800 to wear you down.

00:15:00.020 They're trying

00:15:00.300 to exhaust you

00:15:01.140 so you'll make

00:15:02.180 decisions that are

00:15:02.920 good for them

00:15:03.380 and bad for you.

00:15:04.740 Well Xfinity

00:15:05.380 and other online services

00:15:06.920 do the same thing.

00:15:07.800 And there's no question

00:15:09.580 that this is intentional.

00:15:11.800 But let me tell you

00:15:12.720 how clever it is.

00:15:13.880 Alright.

00:15:14.460 So first

00:15:14.980 if you want to

00:15:15.480 cancel Xfinity

00:15:16.260 you say to yourself

00:15:17.600 will I call them

00:15:18.880 or try to do it online?

00:15:21.460 What do you think

00:15:22.400 about when you think

00:15:23.260 about calling them?

00:15:25.140 What happens

00:15:25.680 to your brain

00:15:26.380 and your body?

00:15:28.620 Oh.

00:15:30.120 Hopeless.

00:15:30.860 Right.

00:15:31.400 You know it's hopeless

00:15:32.280 because all of the

00:15:33.840 companies have made

00:15:34.620 it hopeless

00:15:35.040 to call them

00:15:35.760 because they want

00:15:36.640 you to use online.

00:15:37.800 So the first thing

00:15:38.720 I say is

00:15:39.160 well I could call

00:15:40.600 but I don't want

00:15:42.220 to be on the phone

00:15:42.880 all day

00:15:43.480 and still not

00:15:44.460 get it done

00:15:45.140 because the risk

00:15:47.000 is you spend hours

00:15:47.900 and it still

00:15:48.480 doesn't get done

00:15:49.200 because you can't

00:15:50.140 penetrate their

00:15:50.780 calling problem.

00:15:52.280 So I go

00:15:53.000 alright

00:15:53.360 I'm going to

00:15:54.400 use their app

00:15:55.040 and then I find

00:15:56.860 out that the

00:15:57.700 browser

00:15:58.560 refers you

00:16:00.060 to their app.

00:16:01.580 I'm like

00:16:01.820 alright, alright.

00:16:03.300 But they have

00:16:03.680 more than one app

00:16:04.540 and they're phasing

00:16:05.920 out an app

00:16:06.580 and they've got

00:16:07.080 a new app.

00:16:08.740 So is it

00:16:09.460 the streaming app

00:16:10.480 the other app

00:16:11.140 the My Account app

00:16:12.280 the one that's

00:16:12.940 being phased out

00:16:13.660 or is it a new one

00:16:14.500 or do I use the browser?

00:16:16.440 But the browser

00:16:17.100 tells me to go to the app

00:16:18.220 but I finally get

00:16:18.920 the right app

00:16:19.600 and when I dig down

00:16:20.860 into the app

00:16:21.440 the app says

00:16:22.300 yeah if you want to

00:16:22.980 cancel you're going

00:16:23.480 to have to go

00:16:23.740 to the browser.

00:16:25.420 So this is common.

00:16:27.420 The first time

00:16:28.260 I saw this

00:16:28.880 I thought it was

00:16:29.780 just an accident

00:16:30.920 but you'll find

00:16:32.300 that most of your

00:16:33.120 online places

00:16:33.940 when you want to

00:16:34.520 cancel

00:16:34.800 the browser

00:16:35.800 will refer you

00:16:36.680 to the app

00:16:37.200 and the app

00:16:37.600 will refer you

00:16:38.280 to the browser.

00:16:39.960 I didn't believe it

00:16:41.020 until I saw it

00:16:41.540 three times in a row.

00:16:42.700 Three different companies.

00:16:44.360 And there will be

00:16:44.860 multiple apps

00:16:45.620 and browsers.

00:16:47.460 Try doing anything

00:16:48.340 with Kaiser.

00:16:50.740 Three apps

00:16:51.580 a browser or two

00:16:53.360 there's a business

00:16:54.200 there's a personal

00:16:55.020 it's impossible.

00:16:57.120 Alright.

00:16:57.180 But I decided

00:16:59.300 I was going to

00:16:59.820 treat it as

00:17:00.500 a competition

00:17:01.320 and not a task.

00:17:03.660 If I thought

00:17:04.720 that canceling

00:17:05.320 the service

00:17:05.780 was a chore

00:17:06.620 or a task

00:17:08.340 I would hate

00:17:09.540 every part of it.

00:17:10.700 So here's a little

00:17:11.300 reframing tip.

00:17:12.400 You ready for this?

00:17:13.820 I reframed it

00:17:14.720 as a competition

00:17:15.940 in which I was

00:17:17.800 going to take

00:17:18.160 as long as it took

00:17:19.220 and I was going

00:17:20.400 to beat them.

00:17:21.560 I didn't care

00:17:22.440 what it was

00:17:23.380 going to take.

00:17:24.700 I had an audience

00:17:26.440 you know

00:17:27.060 because there was

00:17:27.460 a guy working

00:17:28.060 on my AV

00:17:28.840 at the time.

00:17:29.920 I had an audience

00:17:31.240 I had work to do

00:17:32.900 while I was waiting

00:17:33.680 for the you know

00:17:34.440 all the various

00:17:34.960 things I'd have

00:17:35.520 to wait for

00:17:36.040 and I just settled in

00:17:37.740 and I said

00:17:38.700 motherfuckers 1.00

00:17:39.520 you're not going

00:17:40.500 to beat me.

00:17:41.400 But boy did they try.

00:17:43.040 Wow did they try.

00:17:44.620 Let me tell you

00:17:45.100 what other tricks

00:17:45.980 they've got.

00:17:48.120 The first one was

00:17:49.280 that when you sign

00:17:50.180 in to the website

00:17:51.580 after you're signed

00:17:53.480 in

00:17:53.800 it redirects you

00:17:55.540 to a sign in page.

00:17:57.420 How many times

00:17:58.280 have you seen that?

00:17:59.660 Just a coincidence

00:18:00.460 right?

00:18:01.540 Every time I go

00:18:02.520 to sign in

00:18:03.060 someplace to cancel

00:18:04.140 the sign in

00:18:05.520 takes me to

00:18:07.000 another page

00:18:07.560 to sign in.

00:18:09.500 Now do you think

00:18:10.580 that that was

00:18:11.180 the second place

00:18:12.560 I signed in

00:18:13.300 do you think

00:18:14.180 that that was

00:18:14.620 the right place?

00:18:15.440 No.

00:18:15.780 That's the one

00:18:16.260 that sent me

00:18:16.700 to the app

00:18:17.180 and the app

00:18:17.900 sent me back

00:18:18.420 to the browser.

00:18:19.740 And it turns out

00:18:20.440 that the browser

00:18:21.000 does not have

00:18:21.840 any menu choices.

00:18:23.460 Neither the app

00:18:24.200 nor the browser

00:18:25.060 have any menu choices

00:18:26.880 for cancelling.

00:18:28.360 But you have to look

00:18:29.280 for a long time

00:18:29.880 to figure that out.

00:18:30.980 So I go to Google

00:18:31.860 because I know

00:18:32.700 other people

00:18:33.160 have had this problem.

00:18:34.600 And I Google

00:18:35.220 how to cancel

00:18:36.100 and it produces

00:18:37.740 a secret URL.

00:18:40.500 Ha ha ha.

00:18:42.000 Motherfuckers. 1.00

00:18:42.900 There's a secret URL.

00:18:45.120 So I go to

00:18:45.620 the secret URL

00:18:46.440 and sure enough

00:18:47.620 that seems to be

00:18:48.880 getting me closer

00:18:49.700 to the mix.

00:18:50.760 But they have

00:18:51.260 lots of options

00:18:52.080 that look like

00:18:52.900 it would cancel.

00:18:54.360 For example,

00:18:55.280 one of the options

00:18:55.780 is manage your services.

00:18:59.280 So you can change

00:19:00.360 what services

00:19:01.080 you're ordering.

00:19:02.140 Doesn't that seem

00:19:02.840 like an obvious place

00:19:03.700 to cancel?

00:19:04.900 If you're going

00:19:05.540 to manage your services,

00:19:06.880 you can add to them,

00:19:08.180 you can change them,

00:19:09.020 and obviously

00:19:09.920 one of the choices

00:19:11.240 would be to cancel.

00:19:12.340 Obviously.

00:19:13.460 Nope.

00:19:14.240 Nope.

00:19:14.920 You can only add to them.

00:19:16.540 Ha ha ha.

00:19:18.260 You can only upgrade.

00:19:20.580 Right?

00:19:20.900 That's it.

00:19:21.480 I think you can downgrade,

00:19:22.980 but you can't cancel.

00:19:24.460 So you have to figure

00:19:25.440 that out.

00:19:26.260 So you have Google

00:19:27.000 searching five different

00:19:28.320 apps and browsers

00:19:29.300 in play.

00:19:31.840 Then, of course,

00:19:32.740 it sends you to a chat.

00:19:34.920 It sends you to a chat.

00:19:36.760 And then it tells you

00:19:37.600 you're going to have

00:19:37.980 to wait for a long time

00:19:39.180 for the chat.

00:19:40.700 There are five people

00:19:41.300 out of you.

00:19:42.640 Now, normally,

00:19:43.360 I would bail out

00:19:44.100 at that point.

00:19:45.300 Too much time.

00:19:46.880 But not this time.

00:19:48.340 No.

00:19:48.720 I came to play.

00:19:50.340 I put that down.

00:19:51.140 And I said,

00:19:51.540 I don't care how long

00:19:52.280 I'm going to wait.

00:19:53.200 I'm going to wait

00:19:53.800 for that chat bastard 0.98

00:19:54.740 to come and talk to me.

00:19:56.560 Sure enough,

00:19:57.460 the chatter finally,

00:19:58.640 finally comes on.

00:20:00.420 And what does the chatter do?

00:20:02.620 Ask me the same questions

00:20:04.140 as the last chatter.

00:20:06.700 Same ones.

00:20:08.260 Had to verify the account,

00:20:09.700 make sure you're

00:20:10.180 who you are.

00:20:10.960 So they're going to have

00:20:11.660 to ask your name

00:20:12.360 and who you are

00:20:13.100 and your account numbers

00:20:14.160 every time you talk

00:20:15.500 to somebody else.

00:20:16.300 and you're never

00:20:17.120 going to talk

00:20:17.520 to the right person.

00:20:19.180 So at the end

00:20:20.140 of all this stuff,

00:20:21.540 do you know

00:20:21.800 what the chat person

00:20:22.980 tells me?

00:20:24.720 Oh, you're talking

00:20:25.960 to the repair people.

00:20:28.400 That's right.

00:20:29.640 That wasn't the right place.

00:20:31.280 It was the place

00:20:32.140 that they sent me to.

00:20:33.520 Like, I didn't make it up.

00:20:35.140 It's exactly

00:20:35.980 where they sent me to.

00:20:37.220 They actually send you

00:20:38.500 to the repair place first

00:20:39.880 because it's the wrong place.

00:20:42.240 And they say

00:20:43.000 they can't do it.

00:20:43.760 Now he says

00:20:45.180 he's going to transfer me

00:20:46.520 to the right place.

00:20:48.380 How often

00:20:49.140 does the transfer work?

00:20:51.700 Have you ever been

00:20:52.360 transferred to the place

00:20:53.440 that can help you?

00:20:57.600 Well, it sort of

00:20:58.940 kind of worked

00:21:00.280 and then I had to wait again.

00:21:02.080 All right.

00:21:02.300 I just could put it

00:21:03.020 in another queue.

00:21:05.240 Now here's the other trick.

00:21:07.680 When you call to cancel,

00:21:10.340 do their computers work?

00:21:12.100 Do the people

00:21:14.040 you're talking to say,

00:21:15.160 well, my computer

00:21:16.360 is working great today.

00:21:18.000 Not only is my computer working,

00:21:19.900 but the response time

00:21:21.060 is really tight.

00:21:23.600 I'll get this done

00:21:24.740 and this could take 10 seconds.

00:21:27.040 No.

00:21:27.800 No.

00:21:28.200 They will tell you

00:21:28.820 that there's something wrong

00:21:29.880 with the computer system

00:21:31.000 at that moment

00:21:31.920 and they can't possibly

00:21:33.580 do this transaction.

00:21:35.380 But if you waited

00:21:36.380 a long time,

00:21:38.480 maybe they could get it done.

00:21:39.600 See, they're all trying

00:21:41.760 and all of this

00:21:42.880 is designed

00:21:43.400 to make you give up.

00:21:45.720 And under normal circumstances,

00:21:47.320 I would have given up

00:21:48.620 because I always have

00:21:50.000 something more important to do.

00:21:52.100 And for two years,

00:21:53.540 I've been telling myself,

00:21:54.740 I want to cancel that service

00:21:56.380 because I'm paying for it

00:21:57.400 and it wasn't cheap.

00:21:59.200 But I always say,

00:22:00.540 no,

00:22:01.540 a full day of my time

00:22:03.180 is not worth

00:22:04.520 the one monthly payment.

00:22:06.820 Right?

00:22:07.100 I don't want to spend

00:22:08.660 a whole day

00:22:09.480 just to avoid

00:22:12.960 one payment of the month.

00:22:14.240 I'll just do it next month

00:22:15.220 and then next month

00:22:16.440 and next month.

00:22:17.420 So basically,

00:22:18.180 it's a way to make me

00:22:19.000 never do it.

00:22:20.240 But I was there to play.

00:22:22.080 So I stayed

00:22:22.800 and I worked

00:22:23.480 and I chatted

00:22:24.200 and I,

00:22:26.040 let's see,

00:22:26.380 what else did they mean?

00:22:28.800 Yeah.

00:22:30.480 And then there were

00:22:31.560 lots of misspellings

00:22:32.560 on the chat

00:22:33.220 which made me wonder

00:22:35.200 if the person

00:22:36.700 even knew

00:22:37.240 how to cancel

00:22:37.840 my program.

00:22:39.640 So now I have to worry

00:22:40.700 if they're canceling

00:22:41.540 the other services

00:22:42.380 I need,

00:22:43.200 like my internet.

00:22:44.520 And I'm thinking,

00:22:45.080 oh my God,

00:22:45.500 oh my God,

00:22:45.920 my internet service

00:22:46.720 is going to be canceled.

00:22:50.360 But finally,

00:22:51.400 he said he canceled them

00:22:52.620 or she,

00:22:53.440 I don't know.

00:22:54.300 And maybe it happened.

00:22:56.800 So all I'm saying

00:22:57.540 is that if Xfinity

00:22:58.740 could partner

00:22:59.500 with the Biden administration

00:23:00.800 and simply say,

00:23:02.400 yeah,

00:23:02.920 everybody south of the border,

00:23:04.140 you're welcome to come in.

00:23:05.740 There are no restrictions.

00:23:08.180 And then just make them

00:23:09.140 go through

00:23:09.500 the Xfinity process

00:23:11.200 to get into the country

00:23:12.340 and that's it.

00:23:15.140 Nobody else

00:23:15.860 would ever get

00:23:16.340 in the country

00:23:16.800 because the immigrants 0.70

00:23:18.920 would be like,

00:23:20.080 fuck this.

00:23:21.680 I'm going to some other,

00:23:22.540 I'm going to Canada.

00:23:24.620 All right.

00:23:26.620 So Trump did a town hall

00:23:28.860 on CNN last night.

00:23:30.880 How many of you

00:23:31.440 watched that?

00:23:34.140 Here are my big takeaways

00:23:37.120 and I'm going to get

00:23:37.900 into some details

00:23:39.320 because they're all fun.

00:23:41.320 Number one,

00:23:43.340 you think you remembered

00:23:44.700 how fun he was.

00:23:47.120 You think you sort of

00:23:48.220 remember it,

00:23:49.560 but you're also sort of glad

00:23:51.140 that you were out of the fight

00:23:53.320 for a while.

00:23:54.360 You know,

00:23:54.640 kind of glad not to think

00:23:55.900 about him for a while

00:23:56.700 because he just

00:23:57.340 takes over your brain

00:23:58.920 and sets it on fire.

00:23:59.860 Oh my God.

00:24:04.080 I've never been

00:24:05.300 more entertained

00:24:06.180 by an hour of content

00:24:08.160 on a screen.

00:24:10.100 And I actually mean that.

00:24:11.200 I don't think,

00:24:13.000 those of you,

00:24:14.020 I was doing live stream

00:24:15.240 while that happened.

00:24:17.600 And if you watched,

00:24:18.940 I think you can validate that.

00:24:20.540 I almost hurt myself

00:24:22.760 from laughing so hard.

00:24:23.920 I've never seen

00:24:25.840 a performance that good.

00:24:28.060 Now,

00:24:28.640 did he pass

00:24:29.300 the fact checking?

00:24:30.600 Of course not.

00:24:33.200 Of course not.

00:24:34.840 Did I agree

00:24:35.780 with everything he said

00:24:36.820 as being true?

00:24:37.900 And no.

00:24:39.860 No.

00:24:40.560 So it's not about

00:24:41.300 what's true.

00:24:42.480 Right?

00:24:43.040 And I'm not going

00:24:43.620 to tell you

00:24:44.000 he should be your president

00:24:44.900 because I'm a single issue voter

00:24:47.720 and the single issue

00:24:48.840 is fentanyl

00:24:49.620 and he never mentioned it.

00:24:51.620 So if you're asking me,

00:24:52.640 you know,

00:24:52.840 do I back him or not

00:24:54.020 because of this performance?

00:24:55.640 No.

00:24:56.200 I don't.

00:24:57.040 Because he didn't even

00:24:57.980 mention my number one issue.

00:25:00.080 But,

00:25:01.000 as a performance,

00:25:02.960 I'm going to grade it

00:25:03.900 as a performance.

00:25:06.160 Oh my God.

00:25:08.780 There is nobody,

00:25:10.220 nobody in the world

00:25:12.360 that we know of

00:25:14.040 who could do

00:25:15.320 what he did.

00:25:17.620 I'll talk about it

00:25:18.760 in detail,

00:25:19.860 but it was

00:25:20.720 amazing.

00:25:23.020 It was so entertaining.

00:25:24.640 Again,

00:25:25.860 not on a political

00:25:26.860 scale,

00:25:28.680 but as a performer,

00:25:30.640 it was amazing.

00:25:32.260 So the first thing

00:25:33.060 I'd say is

00:25:33.720 age is not showing.

00:25:36.800 So his age

00:25:37.740 did not show at all.

00:25:40.220 Which is not to say

00:25:41.480 I'm not concerned about it.

00:25:43.180 I do think age

00:25:44.120 is one of the biggest issues

00:25:45.120 for both Trump

00:25:45.940 and Biden.

00:25:47.280 But it didn't show.

00:25:48.760 And that's worth

00:25:49.280 mentioning.

00:25:50.220 You know,

00:25:50.400 four years from now

00:25:51.200 may be a different story.

00:25:52.980 But at the moment

00:25:53.840 he looked 25.

00:25:56.360 In terms of

00:25:57.500 his mental dexterity.

00:26:01.400 All right.

00:26:02.160 Somehow he got

00:26:03.060 a friendly crowd

00:26:04.140 at a CNN town hall.

00:26:07.160 That was weird.

00:26:08.180 The crowd

00:26:09.120 was very pro-Trump.

00:26:11.280 And I assume

00:26:11.980 that's just because

00:26:12.800 anti-Trump people

00:26:14.340 just didn't want to go.

00:26:16.240 Maybe they couldn't

00:26:16.900 get any anti-Trump people

00:26:18.040 to sign up.

00:26:19.140 I don't know.

00:26:19.940 But somehow

00:26:20.560 he had the crowd

00:26:21.280 on his side.

00:26:23.540 And even the questions

00:26:24.660 were friendly

00:26:25.200 from the crowd.

00:26:27.580 Here's something

00:26:28.340 that I thought

00:26:28.960 was missing

00:26:29.620 from the entire evening.

00:26:31.460 But I didn't watch

00:26:32.400 all of the...

00:26:33.320 I didn't watch

00:26:34.180 all the commentary

00:26:34.840 after.

00:26:35.240 So can you do

00:26:36.400 a fact check on me?

00:26:37.960 So here's a fact check

00:26:39.300 I need.

00:26:40.800 I did not hear

00:26:41.500 CNN harp on racism.

00:26:44.800 Yes or no?

00:26:47.000 I didn't hear it.

00:26:48.920 Was there anything

00:26:49.580 about racism?

00:26:52.080 And isn't that weird?

00:26:56.720 Yeah.

00:26:57.400 It's like

00:26:57.960 obviously missing.

00:26:59.380 Because wasn't that

00:27:00.380 the number one thing?

00:27:01.380 Why would it be missing?

00:27:04.300 Did it stop working?

00:27:05.700 And it makes you wonder

00:27:06.440 if that's a strategy.

00:27:11.240 Did any of the commentators

00:27:13.160 say anything about racism?

00:27:18.160 All right.

00:27:18.800 I didn't see it.

00:27:19.760 But I would say

00:27:20.440 that's notable.

00:27:22.060 And maybe it's also

00:27:23.300 a compliment to CNN.

00:27:26.440 Maybe that shows

00:27:28.200 some interest

00:27:29.700 in covering the issues.

00:27:31.380 instead of just

00:27:32.620 making stuff up.

00:27:35.100 All right.

00:27:38.620 It was interesting

00:27:39.680 that Caitlin Collins

00:27:40.660 was the interviewer.

00:27:42.660 And I'll say

00:27:43.320 a few compliments

00:27:44.060 to her.

00:27:45.160 Caitlin was

00:27:45.860 very well prepared

00:27:46.900 and very professional.

00:27:50.060 And she made 0.62

00:27:51.780 the show great.

00:27:53.580 The two of them

00:27:54.560 were a perfect

00:27:55.960 combination

00:27:56.580 for entertainment.

00:27:58.280 Right.

00:27:58.580 Now there wasn't

00:27:59.200 much she could do

00:28:00.020 because Trump

00:28:01.560 totally bowled her over 0.99

00:28:02.720 and he would stop her

00:28:04.420 with one hand.

00:28:05.720 I was laughing.

00:28:06.600 He does the one hand stop.

00:28:08.020 She starts talking

00:28:08.880 and he just puts up

00:28:09.640 the hand.

00:28:11.040 And he just stops her

00:28:11.900 with the hand.

00:28:12.760 And I'm talking.

00:28:14.400 So she tried

00:28:15.740 to ask questions.

00:28:17.400 But when Trump

00:28:18.820 got going,

00:28:19.900 he would just go.

00:28:21.320 And he would just be

00:28:22.080 talking on top of her.

00:28:23.220 And there was nothing

00:28:24.380 that CNN could do.

00:28:26.300 CNN set themselves up

00:28:27.940 in a way that

00:28:29.160 is hilarious.

00:28:30.120 They probably won't

00:28:30.620 do it again.

00:28:31.760 But once the hour

00:28:33.340 was blocked off,

00:28:35.180 they couldn't turn

00:28:35.900 off the camera.

00:28:37.980 And they couldn't

00:28:38.940 stop him from

00:28:39.640 talking over Caitlin

00:28:40.840 because she's not,

00:28:42.080 she doesn't have

00:28:42.540 a big booming voice

00:28:43.940 where she could just

00:28:45.040 sort of take control.

00:28:47.080 But he does.

00:28:48.420 So he just completely

00:28:49.540 owned the stage,

00:28:50.680 got to say whatever

00:28:51.820 he wanted to say,

00:28:53.300 while she was trying

00:28:54.100 to fact check him

00:28:55.000 by under-talking.

00:28:57.200 So he'd say stuff like,

00:28:58.780 and the sun is hot.

00:29:00.100 And she'd say

00:29:00.800 in a lower voice,

00:29:02.580 well, the sun is not

00:29:03.440 always hot.

00:29:04.040 Not at night.

00:29:05.260 And the clouds

00:29:06.460 are in the sky.

00:29:07.880 Well, it could be fog.

00:29:09.400 You know,

00:29:09.580 so she's just under-talking

00:29:10.880 and all like fact-checking him.

00:29:12.760 But the under-talk

00:29:13.840 fact-checking,

00:29:15.180 even if it was correct,

00:29:16.960 I don't know how much

00:29:17.680 was correct,

00:29:19.020 didn't really have

00:29:20.500 the same

00:29:21.160 weight

00:29:22.100 as what he was saying.

00:29:23.780 So he was just winning

00:29:24.660 and winning and winning.

00:29:25.900 And the fact-checking

00:29:26.760 was just bouncing off.

00:29:29.520 So that was fun.

00:29:30.720 So Caitlin was dressed

00:29:31.920 in a pantsuit,

00:29:34.120 all-white pantsuit,

00:29:35.940 which was the perfect choice

00:29:37.600 because she'd be talking

00:29:39.360 about this E.G.

00:29:40.140 and Carol stuff

00:29:41.020 and, you know,

00:29:42.320 Me Too-ing

00:29:42.820 and misogyny stuff.

00:29:45.200 So she dressed

00:29:46.800 like a virgin man

00:29:49.040 in an all-white pantsuit.

00:29:51.900 And I thought,

00:29:52.880 that's kind of clever.

00:29:55.180 She,

00:29:55.500 I think it would have been

00:29:56.620 a mistake

00:29:57.260 for her to present herself

00:29:58.940 as an attractive woman

00:30:01.520 because she is

00:30:03.480 an attractive woman. 0.98

00:30:04.560 So she could have,

00:30:05.500 you know,

00:30:05.680 gone that way

00:30:06.440 and kind of sold

00:30:07.720 the miniskirt

00:30:09.060 or whatever.

00:30:09.500 but she went

00:30:10.940 with the most professional,

00:30:13.820 you know,

00:30:14.380 virgin,

00:30:15.700 young man look.

00:30:18.380 And by the way,

00:30:19.280 she looked great.

00:30:20.420 It's not an insult.

00:30:22.140 Style-wise,

00:30:23.000 style-wise,

00:30:23.900 it was terrific.

00:30:25.060 Very good.

00:30:26.100 But it's just funny

00:30:27.020 to see how they,

00:30:27.700 they plan out

00:30:29.500 the images.

00:30:31.960 So I thought she did

00:30:33.020 as good a job

00:30:33.620 as you can do

00:30:34.180 in that situation

00:30:34.920 but it was just

00:30:35.840 an awesome combination

00:30:37.580 of characters,

00:30:38.600 Trump and her.

00:30:39.500 Some would say

00:30:41.900 that Trump

00:30:42.820 actually grabbed her

00:30:43.960 by the pantsuit.

00:30:47.080 Anybody?

00:30:49.080 Grabbed her

00:30:49.640 by the pantsuit?

00:30:51.020 No?

00:30:51.840 All right.

00:30:52.360 We'll let that go.

00:30:55.860 Of course,

00:30:56.600 they had to talk

00:30:57.040 about E. Jean Carroll

00:30:58.060 and the case

00:30:58.940 that she said

00:30:59.740 that he raped her.

00:31:02.360 The jury found

00:31:03.120 that he didn't rape her

00:31:04.340 but that he sexually,

00:31:05.660 sexually battery, 0.62

00:31:07.560 which is touching,

00:31:08.640 unwanted touching

00:31:09.920 of a sexual nature.

00:31:14.420 And, of course,

00:31:15.520 the whole point

00:31:16.200 of that was

00:31:16.840 that she was defamed.

00:31:18.700 So it wasn't so much

00:31:19.940 just that she was,

00:31:21.420 you know,

00:31:22.320 victimized,

00:31:22.920 she would say,

00:31:24.000 but that she was defamed.

00:31:27.040 And then CNN

00:31:28.660 put Trump on stage

00:31:30.340 to talk about it.

00:31:32.180 For those of you

00:31:33.120 who didn't see it,

00:31:34.580 let's see if you can

00:31:35.540 predict what happened.

00:31:36.420 Did Trump

00:31:38.500 do any further

00:31:40.060 defaming

00:31:40.880 of E. Jean Carroll?

00:31:43.220 Was there any

00:31:44.260 extra defaming

00:31:45.500 that happened?

00:31:47.040 So if her intention

00:31:48.540 was to stop

00:31:49.420 all the defaming,

00:31:51.200 how'd that work out?

00:31:54.080 Oh, there was

00:31:54.960 a little defaming left.

00:31:56.680 He did a little defaming.

00:31:57.900 Yeah.

00:31:59.260 We all got to hear

00:32:00.500 that E. Jean Carroll's

00:32:02.700 cat was named

00:32:03.700 Vagina. 1.00

00:32:04.340 Now, you might say

00:32:06.820 to yourself,

00:32:07.580 how is that relevant

00:32:08.560 to anything?

00:32:11.020 It doesn't have to be.

00:32:12.120 It's just really funny.

00:32:14.800 It just has to be funny.

00:32:17.460 So Trump did

00:32:18.800 the Rosie O'Donnell move,

00:32:22.500 you know,

00:32:22.720 the first 2016,

00:32:24.840 the first debate.

00:32:26.300 He was accused

00:32:26.980 of bad behavior

00:32:29.280 with women.

00:32:30.420 And he just said,

00:32:31.180 now,

00:32:31.420 just only Rosie O'Donnell.

00:32:32.680 and then

00:32:33.820 that became the joke.

00:32:36.480 You couldn't even think

00:32:37.320 about the accusation anymore

00:32:38.540 because his response

00:32:39.520 to it was too funny.

00:32:40.940 And here he is

00:32:41.680 dealing with these

00:32:42.560 allegations

00:32:43.240 and his response is,

00:32:45.600 she had a candy

00:32:46.480 vagina. 1.00

00:32:47.040 Yeah.

00:32:47.220 If you picked

00:32:57.340 a billion people

00:32:58.520 to put on stage

00:33:00.140 and have to defend

00:33:01.240 themselves against

00:33:02.420 sexual battery charges,

00:33:05.420 nobody would have

00:33:06.400 ever done it that well.

00:33:08.140 Nobody has ever

00:33:09.020 defended themselves

00:33:10.020 from sexual charges

00:33:11.660 better than saying

00:33:13.000 her cat's name

00:33:13.800 is Vagina. 1.00

00:33:14.440 I'm sorry.

00:33:16.200 It's non-intuitive,

00:33:18.140 but it worked.

00:33:20.360 And it's not an accident.

00:33:22.280 If you'd never seen

00:33:23.480 him do this before,

00:33:24.740 you'd say,

00:33:25.380 well,

00:33:25.480 he got lucky.

00:33:26.460 No,

00:33:26.940 he didn't get lucky.

00:33:28.300 This is technique.

00:33:29.880 He has the technique.

00:33:32.000 He also said,

00:33:33.580 he also said,

00:33:37.920 and this had nothing

00:33:38.800 to do with anything.

00:33:40.060 He just had to put it

00:33:41.060 in there

00:33:41.340 because it was funny

00:33:42.140 that she had referred

00:33:44.280 to her husband

00:33:44.980 as a big ape

00:33:45.940 and he pointed out

00:33:47.500 that the husband

00:33:48.140 was actually a great guy.

00:33:50.200 Trump himself

00:33:50.940 likes the husband,

00:33:52.160 but she called him

00:33:53.160 a big ape

00:33:53.880 and here's the punchline.

00:33:56.980 He's black.

00:33:58.600 That's right.

00:33:59.860 He was actually

00:34:00.480 accusing E.G.

00:34:03.800 He accused E.G.

00:34:05.580 and Carol

00:34:05.920 of being a racist

00:34:07.660 against her own

00:34:08.600 black husband.

00:34:09.260 I'm not here

00:34:20.940 to defend E.G.

00:34:22.200 and Carol,

00:34:23.000 but you know

00:34:23.900 how people say,

00:34:24.740 I'm not a racist,

00:34:26.700 I have a black friend

00:34:27.700 and then everybody

00:34:28.920 laughs and goes,

00:34:29.700 oh,

00:34:30.060 yeah,

00:34:30.540 that's what all

00:34:31.380 the racists say,

00:34:32.180 I have a black friend.

00:34:34.020 But I feel like

00:34:36.080 if you marry

00:34:36.760 a black man,

00:34:39.220 that should be allowed

00:34:40.440 as a defense

00:34:41.180 against racism.

00:34:43.520 Does anybody disagree

00:34:45.200 that marrying

00:34:46.480 somebody black

00:34:47.440 should be

00:34:48.560 a pretty good defense

00:34:49.920 against being a racist?

00:34:51.520 But it doesn't matter.

00:34:53.040 It doesn't matter at all

00:34:54.200 whether she's a racist

00:34:55.220 or not a racist.

00:34:56.240 I assume not.

00:34:58.100 But the fact that

00:34:59.740 he would bring that up

00:35:00.620 at all,

00:35:01.020 because it's so visual,

00:35:03.520 like you can see him.

00:35:05.500 And then he has to tell us

00:35:06.920 the name of her husband,

00:35:08.700 which has nothing

00:35:09.540 to do with anything,

00:35:11.100 but his name

00:35:11.660 is John Johnson.

00:35:15.420 That's right.

00:35:16.080 So in his effort

00:35:17.820 to describe E.G.

00:35:18.940 and Carol

00:35:19.340 and give you

00:35:20.200 the frame that he wants,

00:35:22.300 he managed to describe

00:35:23.620 her family

00:35:24.420 as a vagina 1.00

00:35:26.760 and a Johnson.

00:35:29.080 That's right.

00:35:31.020 Yeah.

00:35:31.720 I don't know

00:35:32.240 if there are any

00:35:32.680 other family members

00:35:33.600 like children or whatever,

00:35:35.100 but the only ones

00:35:35.840 he mentioned

00:35:36.280 was the vagina 1.00

00:35:37.200 and the Johnson.

00:35:39.220 Now,

00:35:40.060 if there could be

00:35:41.820 a better defense

00:35:42.880 against sexual

00:35:44.660 battery charges,

00:35:45.880 I don't know

00:35:46.720 what it would be.

00:35:48.580 Like,

00:35:49.400 this is a defense

00:35:52.440 that's so good

00:35:55.240 it's like for the ages.

00:35:57.800 I found myself

00:35:59.120 laughing uncontrollably

00:36:00.640 about the fact

00:36:03.420 that E.G.

00:36:03.960 and Carol

00:36:04.400 was taking him

00:36:06.780 to court

00:36:07.260 for defaming her

00:36:08.500 and then he goes

00:36:10.520 on CNN

00:36:11.120 and says she's a racist

00:36:13.540 with a cat

00:36:14.200 named Vagina 1.00

00:36:14.980 and that's all

00:36:16.140 I'll ever remember

00:36:17.020 about her.

00:36:18.160 I will never remember

00:36:19.260 anything else

00:36:20.040 about her

00:36:20.580 except her cat's name

00:36:21.900 and she may or may

00:36:23.620 not be a racist

00:36:24.280 against her own husband.

00:36:25.280 That was classic Trump.

00:36:31.740 All right,

00:36:32.020 what else happened?

00:36:33.440 He did his usual

00:36:34.540 amazing communication job.

00:36:36.680 So,

00:36:37.120 this is what gets lost

00:36:38.340 with Trump.

00:36:40.040 There is nobody

00:36:41.040 in the world,

00:36:41.840 in the political world,

00:36:43.060 this is my opinion,

00:36:44.920 who can

00:36:45.940 describe a policy

00:36:48.440 and why he wants

00:36:49.500 to do it

00:36:50.160 faster or more effective

00:36:52.340 than he can.

00:36:52.980 It's really amazing

00:36:54.940 because he talked

00:36:55.720 about a lot

00:36:56.180 of different topics

00:36:57.060 and each of these topics

00:36:58.680 he can introduce

00:36:59.500 with a short sentence

00:37:00.680 followed by a number

00:37:02.380 of other short sentences

00:37:03.460 that fit perfectly,

00:37:05.500 like they all make sense

00:37:06.560 and in a very

00:37:07.880 tight little package

00:37:09.060 he's got this

00:37:10.700 little persuasive

00:37:11.720 deal for you.

00:37:13.540 It was very fun

00:37:14.620 to watch

00:37:15.220 how well he could

00:37:16.460 take complicated things

00:37:17.920 and boil that 0.70

00:37:19.060 down into simple.

00:37:19.900 Now,

00:37:20.860 as part of that,

00:37:21.700 does he oversimplify?

00:37:23.940 Of course.

00:37:25.000 To the point of being

00:37:25.800 inaccurate?

00:37:26.480 Of course.

00:37:27.180 Does he use hyperbole?

00:37:29.300 Of course.

00:37:30.620 Does he pass

00:37:31.240 all the fact checking?

00:37:32.720 Eh,

00:37:33.180 not so much.

00:37:35.500 But he's,

00:37:36.320 I think he's

00:37:36.960 completely aware

00:37:37.760 when he's

00:37:38.680 giving a good argument

00:37:40.680 and when he's

00:37:41.480 just bullshitting.

00:37:42.780 I'm pretty sure

00:37:43.660 he knows the difference.

00:37:44.980 But he does both

00:37:45.900 of those things

00:37:46.600 so well,

00:37:47.840 like nobody

00:37:49.080 can bullshit

00:37:49.780 better than he can.

00:37:52.120 Right?

00:37:52.680 But also,

00:37:54.040 weirdly,

00:37:55.140 even though he's

00:37:55.800 the king of bullshit,

00:37:57.020 when he has

00:37:57.740 an actual good argument,

00:37:59.660 he can present it

00:38:01.040 in the fewest words

00:38:02.240 with the most punch

00:38:03.440 of anybody

00:38:04.560 you'll ever see.

00:38:06.000 And he doesn't

00:38:06.560 get credit for that

00:38:07.460 because they make fun

00:38:08.980 of him.

00:38:09.200 He talks like a

00:38:09.740 sixth grader or whatever.

00:38:11.220 That's the technique.

00:38:13.220 So here's how

00:38:14.100 he describes

00:38:14.640 some other things.

00:38:15.360 He described oil

00:38:16.360 as liquid gold.

00:38:17.840 Just think about that.

00:38:20.940 Because he turns

00:38:21.720 everything into a visual

00:38:22.780 and something

00:38:23.780 you can feel.

00:38:25.460 So oil is the thing

00:38:26.520 you put in your car.

00:38:28.160 But he turned it

00:38:29.080 into liquid gold.

00:38:30.780 If you knew

00:38:31.520 you had liquid gold

00:38:32.620 under your ground,

00:38:34.400 you'd have to go get it.

00:38:36.100 But if you knew

00:38:36.800 you had some dark,

00:38:37.840 oily stuff

00:38:38.680 that's going to

00:38:39.860 gunk up the atmosphere

00:38:40.840 and cause you

00:38:41.500 some climate change

00:38:42.620 and pollute,

00:38:44.360 well,

00:38:44.680 you don't need

00:38:45.100 that so much.

00:38:46.460 But liquid gold?

00:38:48.140 Well,

00:38:48.620 I need some

00:38:49.140 of that liquid gold.

00:38:50.640 Get me some of that.

00:38:51.620 Yeah,

00:38:51.820 the Beverly Hillbillies.

00:38:56.460 And then

00:38:57.100 when he was asked

00:38:58.300 about inflation,

00:38:59.260 what he would do

00:38:59.780 about it,

00:39:00.740 he made the story

00:39:01.720 that energy prices

00:39:03.440 were driven high

00:39:05.280 by Biden.

00:39:06.580 And you say to yourself,

00:39:07.820 okay,

00:39:08.060 that's probably true.

00:39:09.620 Biden probably did

00:39:10.440 things that affected

00:39:11.440 energy prices.

00:39:12.300 And he says,

00:39:13.680 energy is in

00:39:15.200 all of our other prices

00:39:16.460 because you need

00:39:17.440 energy to do anything

00:39:18.400 and therefore

00:39:19.460 everything went up.

00:39:21.300 And I thought to myself,

00:39:22.700 okay,

00:39:23.360 that is not true.

00:39:26.860 It's true-ish.

00:39:28.980 I mean,

00:39:29.680 it has more to do

00:39:30.260 with how much money

00:39:31.220 was printed, right?

00:39:32.600 It was basically,

00:39:33.460 it's a money printing problem.

00:39:35.000 But it's also true 0.89

00:39:36.320 that energy prices

00:39:37.760 went up.

00:39:38.260 And now CNN

00:39:41.760 does a fact check

00:39:42.600 on this.

00:39:43.000 I'll talk about this later.

00:39:45.020 So CNN doesn't buy

00:39:46.300 the fact that

00:39:47.360 what Biden was doing

00:39:48.660 was reducing

00:39:49.520 the amount

00:39:50.100 of oil exploration.

00:39:51.900 Well,

00:39:52.280 I'll skip ahead.

00:39:53.140 CNN's fact check

00:39:54.040 is that Biden

00:39:54.680 was producing

00:39:56.160 as much

00:39:56.940 oil as Trump.

00:40:00.120 That basically

00:40:00.700 Biden didn't really

00:40:01.940 pull back on anything.

00:40:03.620 Now that fact check

00:40:04.520 doesn't sound right to me.

00:40:06.260 But I think it's right

00:40:07.440 in some way.

00:40:08.260 So it's not as clean

00:40:10.060 as Trump was pro-oil

00:40:13.580 and Biden was anti-oil.

00:40:15.820 Because Biden's doing

00:40:16.680 a lot of oil stuff

00:40:17.700 more because he has to.

00:40:20.220 I think more because

00:40:20.920 he has to.

00:40:21.780 It's not his first choice

00:40:23.100 because it doesn't go

00:40:23.800 with the climate change stuff.

00:40:25.820 But there's maybe

00:40:26.680 not that much difference.

00:40:28.520 Now,

00:40:29.600 do you believe that?

00:40:31.780 Do you believe

00:40:32.280 that a Trump presidency

00:40:33.580 would produce

00:40:34.840 as much energy

00:40:35.960 from America

00:40:36.720 as a Biden?

00:40:38.260 administration?

00:40:40.300 I don't.

00:40:41.940 Right.

00:40:42.380 So in terms of the

00:40:43.580 persuasiveness

00:40:44.320 of the argument,

00:40:45.200 it totally works,

00:40:46.620 even if the fact checking

00:40:48.240 is more nuanced.

00:40:51.740 As an argument,

00:40:52.800 it works.

00:40:53.720 Because he makes it

00:40:54.720 so clean and simple.

00:40:56.280 I would drill more

00:40:57.260 than Biden.

00:40:58.420 Therefore,

00:40:59.060 we'd have more energy

00:40:59.900 and your prices go down.

00:41:00.980 If the price of energy

00:41:02.660 goes down,

00:41:03.660 all the prices

00:41:04.540 of your goods go down.

00:41:06.520 Boom.

00:41:08.140 Now,

00:41:08.960 that's true,

00:41:10.860 but it's ignoring

00:41:11.840 the whole printing money problem.

00:41:15.020 So,

00:41:15.780 it's kind of genius

00:41:16.960 because he simplified it

00:41:18.320 to the way

00:41:18.700 we can all understand it,

00:41:20.420 but he simplified it

00:41:21.700 to the point

00:41:22.120 of being misleading.

00:41:23.940 Does it matter?

00:41:25.820 Probably not.

00:41:27.820 Probably not.

00:41:28.740 He said he could

00:41:32.660 solve the Ukrainian war

00:41:34.700 in one day,

00:41:36.220 and when asked

00:41:37.460 who he wants

00:41:38.060 to win the war,

00:41:39.800 he would not say Ukraine.

00:41:43.760 Is that good or bad?

00:41:47.100 Well,

00:41:47.860 here's how he framed it.

00:41:49.260 He said,

00:41:49.900 I want people

00:41:50.460 to stop dying,

00:41:52.040 but do you want

00:41:52.800 Ukraine to win

00:41:53.720 or Russia?

00:41:54.740 I want people

00:41:55.700 to stop dying.

00:41:56.720 I'll settle this thing

00:41:57.560 in one day.

00:41:58.740 But do you want

00:41:59.400 Ukraine to win?

00:42:01.480 I want people

00:42:02.360 to stop dying.

00:42:04.440 That was the right answer.

00:42:06.100 It's the high road,

00:42:06.780 right?

00:42:07.240 The high road,

00:42:08.080 and he made us a promise

00:42:09.120 he could end it

00:42:09.760 in one day.

00:42:10.720 Let me ask you this.

00:42:12.580 Do you think

00:42:13.020 he could end it

00:42:13.620 in one day?

00:42:14.260 Let's say one business day,

00:42:15.840 not the first day

00:42:16.900 of office,

00:42:17.420 but do you think

00:42:18.280 he could end it

00:42:18.840 in one business day?

00:42:20.900 Look at all the yeses.

00:42:22.900 I actually think so.

00:42:24.140 I actually believe it

00:42:26.600 because all he'd have

00:42:29.000 to do is say,

00:42:29.840 here's the deal.

00:42:32.640 You better end it now

00:42:34.060 with all the pain

00:42:35.900 that both of you

00:42:36.560 are going to have

00:42:37.020 to take

00:42:37.860 or I'm going to crush

00:42:39.880 both of you.

00:42:41.360 I'll crush both of you.

00:42:42.800 I will crush Ukraine 1.00

00:42:43.940 if you don't end it

00:42:45.040 or at least negotiate

00:42:46.460 in good faith.

00:42:48.260 And Russia, 0.77

00:42:49.240 I will crush you

00:42:50.500 if you don't negotiate this.

00:42:52.460 I'll crush both of you

00:42:53.940 because you know what?

00:42:55.220 Neither of you

00:42:55.840 are America.

00:42:59.540 That might end it

00:43:01.100 in one day.

00:43:02.880 If the President

00:43:03.820 of the United States

00:43:04.700 goes in and credibly,

00:43:06.260 this is the important part,

00:43:07.680 the credible part,

00:43:09.140 Trump can credibly say,

00:43:11.020 I hope you understand

00:43:12.000 neither of you

00:43:12.600 are of America, right?

00:43:14.200 And you're fucking us. 0.91

00:43:16.080 We're done with you

00:43:17.200 fucking us. 0.98

00:43:18.640 We don't care

00:43:19.360 what you do

00:43:19.780 to each other, frankly,

00:43:20.680 but you're done fucking us. 0.99

00:43:23.480 I'm going to come down

00:43:24.200 like a pile of bricks

00:43:25.560 on both of you.

00:43:26.980 It's done.

00:43:28.500 Figure it out.

00:43:30.260 Could he do it in a day?

00:43:33.220 Maybe.

00:43:35.360 The beauty of it is

00:43:37.180 you can't really

00:43:37.840 rule it out, can you?

00:43:39.460 I would say

00:43:40.160 I would bet against it.

00:43:41.500 I'd bet against it

00:43:42.580 being able to do it

00:43:43.480 in one day

00:43:44.240 but I wouldn't bet

00:43:45.420 against him

00:43:45.900 being able to do it.

00:43:48.460 It would take longer

00:43:49.340 than a day

00:43:49.860 but I actually think

00:43:51.340 he could pull it off

00:43:52.260 because he's the only one

00:43:54.340 who would be willing

00:43:54.960 to say you're not America,

00:43:56.920 Ukraine.

00:43:58.200 Just remember that.

00:43:59.000 You're not America.

00:44:00.420 Hey, Putin,

00:44:01.260 you're not America. 0.79

00:44:02.600 We're not on either

00:44:03.600 of your side.

00:44:04.840 We're on our side

00:44:05.760 and you'd better

00:44:07.140 cut it out

00:44:08.040 because you're too expensive.

00:44:09.860 I think he could do it.

00:44:12.620 All right.

00:44:13.180 I had criticized him

00:44:16.000 for calling Ron

00:44:16.940 DeSantis

00:44:17.560 DeSanctimonious

00:44:18.700 but when I heard him

00:44:20.440 use it in context,

00:44:21.960 spoken as opposed

00:44:23.120 to on paper

00:44:24.220 because I'd only seen it

00:44:25.620 in tweets

00:44:26.220 and written form

00:44:27.560 and I didn't like it

00:44:28.900 but when he throws it

00:44:30.460 in a sentence

00:44:31.240 without stopping,

00:44:33.400 he's just talking

00:44:34.060 about it with somebody else.

00:44:35.180 He goes,

00:44:35.400 yeah,

00:44:35.560 and then Ron DeSantis

00:44:36.180 DeSantis

00:44:36.680 DeSantis did this.

00:44:37.840 It worked.

00:44:39.940 He totally sold that thing.

00:44:42.180 I didn't think

00:44:42.820 he could sell that

00:44:43.660 because it just doesn't

00:44:45.700 look right in writing

00:44:46.640 but when you hear him

00:44:48.220 say it,

00:44:49.300 you go,

00:44:50.460 so this is what I said

00:44:51.420 in the man cave

00:44:52.300 last night.

00:44:53.520 When he says

00:44:54.420 Ron DeSantis

00:44:55.120 DeSantis

00:44:55.260 harmonious

00:44:55.740 and he doesn't

00:44:57.040 slow down,

00:44:57.780 he just keeps going

00:44:58.500 on with his sentence,

00:44:59.880 it makes you say,

00:45:01.300 wait,

00:45:01.540 what did he say?

00:45:02.840 And you back up,

00:45:04.200 you replace it

00:45:05.400 with DeSantis

00:45:06.480 and they say,

00:45:07.820 oh,

00:45:08.020 where's he going?

00:45:08.740 And then you have to

00:45:09.260 catch up to the rest

00:45:10.020 of the sentence.

00:45:11.600 Nobody can make you

00:45:12.640 focus better than that.

00:45:15.500 Like,

00:45:15.780 he draws you in

00:45:16.780 and then you can't

00:45:17.680 look away

00:45:18.220 because even within

00:45:19.520 one sentence

00:45:20.420 he's giving you

00:45:21.480 an adventure.

00:45:23.460 There's an adventure

00:45:24.400 within the sentence

00:45:25.280 because you have to

00:45:26.360 check that name

00:45:27.200 in your head,

00:45:28.240 roll it around

00:45:29.020 and then he's

00:45:29.960 already talking ahead

00:45:30.760 and then you've got

00:45:31.180 to go catch up to him.

00:45:32.560 He's making you work

00:45:33.780 to be part of the sentence.

00:45:36.300 It's a phenomenal technique.

00:45:38.980 Phenomenal.

00:45:40.500 All right.

00:45:44.840 There are a lot of things

00:45:45.940 that Trump said

00:45:46.760 that failed the fact-checking.

00:45:50.020 We'll talk about that

00:45:50.900 in a bit.

00:45:51.480 But feel true,

00:45:53.700 which is what he does best.

00:45:55.900 Now,

00:45:56.860 you're going to vote

00:45:57.600 on how you feel.

00:45:59.900 So,

00:46:00.520 making people feel something

00:46:02.020 is the whole trick.

00:46:03.460 It's not about what you think,

00:46:04.560 it's how you feel.

00:46:06.080 And here are some things

00:46:07.140 which he makes you feel

00:46:08.260 the right thing

00:46:09.140 without the right facts.

00:46:12.600 So,

00:46:13.100 when he talks about

00:46:13.740 the election being rigged,

00:46:15.560 he does not have the facts

00:46:16.800 to back that up.

00:46:18.140 He says he does.

00:46:20.040 But,

00:46:20.400 doesn't it feel

00:46:22.000 like it's true?

00:46:24.140 Because you live

00:46:24.880 in a country

00:46:25.380 where I started off

00:46:26.320 saying one-third

00:46:27.080 of your scientific papers

00:46:28.400 are fraudulent.

00:46:29.760 Fifty percent of them

00:46:30.760 can't be reproduced.

00:46:32.600 You know,

00:46:32.800 we live through

00:46:33.520 Russia collusion,

00:46:34.680 we live through

00:46:35.140 the whole vaccination bullshit,

00:46:36.680 the pandemic bullshit.

00:46:38.380 We're in a period

00:46:39.380 in which all the experts

00:46:40.900 have been outed

00:46:42.500 as unreliable.

00:46:44.300 All of them.

00:46:45.940 And,

00:46:46.520 the claims that were made

00:46:48.120 about the election

00:46:48.840 was in a different time.

00:46:51.220 It was a different time.

00:46:52.980 The 2,000 mules

00:46:53.760 has been debunked.

00:46:57.600 And the time now

00:46:58.920 is people don't believe

00:47:00.400 anything from authority.

00:47:02.300 They believe nothing

00:47:03.320 from authority.

00:47:03.980 And that's the right take,

00:47:05.440 by the way.

00:47:06.620 That is the correct view.

00:47:08.860 And so,

00:47:09.240 Trump is now operating

00:47:10.320 in a world

00:47:10.820 in which the public

00:47:11.740 has been trained

00:47:12.660 not to believe anything.

00:47:14.760 So,

00:47:15.260 when he says

00:47:15.840 the elections are rigged,

00:47:18.260 there is no,

00:47:19.460 I'm not aware

00:47:20.040 of any facts

00:47:20.740 that would back that up.

00:47:22.800 And it feels true. 0.99

00:47:23.940 What do you think?

00:47:27.440 Would you agree

00:47:28.240 with that statement?

00:47:29.820 That there's not

00:47:30.660 a confirmed fact.

00:47:31.940 Let's say a confirmed fact.

00:47:33.260 You think there's evidence,

00:47:34.720 and maybe there is.

00:47:35.860 But there's no confirmed,

00:47:37.380 you know,

00:47:37.680 court-approved,

00:47:38.700 validated fact

00:47:39.720 that says

00:47:40.520 any elections were rigged.

00:47:43.120 But it sure feels like it.

00:47:45.860 I try to be

00:47:46.920 as skeptical

00:47:47.500 as I possibly can

00:47:48.600 about anything

00:47:49.400 that important.

00:47:50.800 So,

00:47:51.200 I keep my skepticism

00:47:53.020 like,

00:47:53.360 nailed at 100%

00:47:55.440 until there's something

00:47:57.020 that just

00:47:57.480 kicks the shit out of it

00:47:59.040 and I have to

00:47:59.480 change my mind.

00:48:01.060 And even I

00:48:02.320 say it feels like

00:48:04.200 it was rigged.

00:48:05.240 I don't have any evidence

00:48:06.220 of that.

00:48:06.800 But it sure feels like it.

00:48:08.700 So,

00:48:09.140 his ability

00:48:09.980 to go with

00:48:10.580 what feels right

00:48:11.640 over the fact-checking

00:48:13.500 is really effective.

00:48:15.580 You could argue

00:48:16.800 it's morality

00:48:17.560 or ethical

00:48:18.540 context.

00:48:22.760 All right.

00:48:23.000 here's some more

00:48:23.880 of those he did.

00:48:26.280 Oh,

00:48:26.980 so here's a clever

00:48:27.880 framing on abortion.

00:48:29.380 As you know,

00:48:29.960 the Republicans

00:48:30.740 have a huge problem

00:48:32.040 selling their views

00:48:33.820 of abortion

00:48:34.420 to anybody

00:48:35.500 who's on the other side

00:48:36.320 because nobody's

00:48:37.620 buying that.

00:48:39.160 And

00:48:39.620 Trump was asked

00:48:41.960 if he would be

00:48:43.060 in favor of some

00:48:44.420 federal ban

00:48:45.340 on abortion.

00:48:46.720 And his argument

00:48:48.580 was that

00:48:49.940 it was a great

00:48:50.980 success of his

00:48:52.060 to get rid of

00:48:53.360 Roe v.

00:48:54.680 Wade.

00:48:56.600 To which I say,

00:48:58.000 was it?

00:48:59.820 How was that

00:49:00.340 a Trump success?

00:49:04.720 He's not in the

00:49:05.600 Supreme Court.

00:49:07.140 And any Republican

00:49:08.100 would have picked

00:49:10.100 conservative judges,

00:49:12.400 right?

00:49:12.560 So basically,

00:49:14.600 any Republican

00:49:15.260 would have gotten

00:49:15.840 to the same place.

00:49:16.820 Yeah,

00:49:16.980 he did pick them,

00:49:18.280 but any Republican

00:49:19.220 would have been

00:49:19.700 in the same place.

00:49:23.760 That said,

00:49:25.640 I would give it

00:49:26.700 to him.

00:49:27.160 I would give it

00:49:27.960 to him as

00:49:28.420 an accomplishment.

00:49:29.880 What would you say?

00:49:31.500 It just wasn't,

00:49:32.900 it wasn't hard.

00:49:34.620 It wasn't hard,

00:49:35.800 but it did happen.

00:49:36.560 The hard part

00:49:37.440 was winning the election.

00:49:39.400 So I'll give him

00:49:40.000 100% credit

00:49:41.000 for winning the election.

00:49:42.620 And that allowed him

00:49:43.700 to pick the judges.

00:49:44.580 And I don't think

00:49:45.200 another Republican

00:49:45.940 would have necessarily

00:49:46.880 won in 2016.

00:49:50.160 So I guess,

00:49:51.640 I guess we can

00:49:52.200 give him credit

00:49:52.680 for that.

00:49:53.640 But the real credit

00:49:54.580 is that he won

00:49:55.200 the election

00:49:55.620 to be in that position.

00:49:57.740 All right.

00:49:58.480 So he takes credit

00:49:59.780 for that,

00:50:00.220 but then he adds

00:50:01.340 this nuance

00:50:01.920 that I hadn't heard before.

00:50:03.580 It's really clever.

00:50:05.960 He says that

00:50:07.020 what he did

00:50:07.680 by getting rid

00:50:08.320 of Roe v. Wade,

00:50:09.320 taking credit for that,

00:50:10.860 is he gave conservatives,

00:50:14.240 listen to this framing,

00:50:16.040 he gave conservatives

00:50:17.180 some negotiating power

00:50:19.000 at the state level.

00:50:23.100 So he's still saying

00:50:24.260 the states get to work out

00:50:25.700 what they want to do,

00:50:27.660 but now because

00:50:28.860 Roe v. Wade

00:50:29.580 doesn't end the conversation

00:50:30.840 before it starts,

00:50:32.120 there's actually

00:50:32.920 something to talk about.

00:50:34.920 And the way he frames it is,

00:50:36.100 I'm not telling you

00:50:37.080 what I want the law to be.

00:50:39.100 I'm saying I want

00:50:39.920 everybody to be happy.

00:50:41.740 I want everybody

00:50:42.420 to be okay

00:50:43.560 with whatever the law is,

00:50:45.420 which is really clever.

00:50:47.920 That's really clever.

00:50:49.460 Because always before,

00:50:50.740 it was black and white,

00:50:53.740 my opinion should be

00:50:55.100 the law of the land.

00:50:56.860 I've said before

00:50:57.860 that the one person

00:50:58.760 who should not express

00:50:59.880 an opinion on abortion is,

00:51:02.700 who's the one person

00:51:03.660 in the whole country

00:51:04.360 who should not have

00:51:05.100 a public opinion

00:51:05.840 on abortion.

00:51:07.700 Well, a man, okay. 0.94

00:51:09.300 That's a separate argument.

00:51:10.700 The president.

00:51:12.700 Yeah, the president

00:51:13.660 should never be,

00:51:15.460 either should stay

00:51:16.640 out of the conversation

00:51:17.540 completely,

00:51:19.020 or should be in favor

00:51:20.780 of life at all,

00:51:22.720 in all situations.

00:51:24.160 You don't want your president

00:51:25.580 ever to say,

00:51:26.400 well, you know,

00:51:29.160 life is special,

00:51:30.220 but I got this special case

00:51:32.780 where maybe we don't

00:51:34.540 need so much life here.

00:51:36.460 You don't want a president

00:51:37.640 who would ever,

00:51:38.760 ever be in favor

00:51:40.320 of less life.

00:51:42.280 But there are real-life

00:51:44.520 situations where people

00:51:45.600 have to make decisions.

00:51:47.340 And I think that has

00:51:48.060 to be driven down

00:51:48.920 as close to the individual

00:51:50.280 as possible.

00:51:51.500 And the state is a lot

00:51:52.780 closer to the individual

00:51:53.820 than the federal government.

00:51:56.720 So I kind of like that.

00:51:57.660 I'm not sure he sold

00:51:58.580 that completely,

00:51:59.500 but I like where

00:52:00.000 that's going.

00:52:01.180 And when asked

00:52:03.280 where he would want

00:52:04.280 the abortion limit to be,

00:52:06.140 how many months

00:52:07.160 or in what conditions,

00:52:08.680 he said with exceptions,

00:52:10.540 you know,

00:52:10.680 some Reagan exceptions

00:52:11.660 like rape and incest

00:52:13.560 or something else

00:52:14.180 or the health of the mother.

00:52:15.720 And those sound reasonable

00:52:18.320 to most people.

00:52:20.280 Even if you disagree,

00:52:22.260 you're within

00:52:22.780 the reasonable zone, right?

00:52:24.500 Reasonable people

00:52:25.340 can disagree on

00:52:26.380 rape and incest.

00:52:27.660 They could disagree.

00:52:31.340 But you wouldn't say

00:52:32.620 the other side is crazy.

00:52:34.660 That's just a disagreement,

00:52:36.400 right?

00:52:36.940 So that's okay.

00:52:39.020 You know,

00:52:39.260 people disagree.

00:52:40.300 But I love his framing

00:52:42.440 that he wants a situation

00:52:44.000 that's negotiated,

00:52:45.920 negotiated by the people

00:52:47.280 who are closest

00:52:47.880 to the individual.

00:52:49.360 He doesn't say it that way,

00:52:50.420 but he's inferring that.

00:52:52.080 And that he wants

00:52:54.380 them to be happy.

00:52:55.260 I love that.

00:52:58.060 I love that

00:52:58.900 as a presidential framing.

00:53:01.720 I want you to be happy

00:53:02.920 with the decision.

00:53:04.100 You're not trying

00:53:04.740 to make me happy.

00:53:06.340 Isn't that great?

00:53:07.820 You're not trying

00:53:08.640 to make me happy

00:53:09.300 about abortion.

00:53:10.320 I'm not having

00:53:10.880 any abortions.

00:53:12.460 Yeah?

00:53:13.480 He's saying,

00:53:14.260 my job is to make you

00:53:15.580 happy with the result.

00:53:17.140 I love that.

00:53:18.200 That's so good.

00:53:19.700 And that it would

00:53:20.860 be negotiated,

00:53:21.980 and that he's removed

00:53:23.440 the only limitation

00:53:24.480 to that negotiation

00:53:25.480 happening.

00:53:26.980 That is really

00:53:27.840 good framing.

00:53:29.200 It's as good

00:53:29.800 as you can do.

00:53:31.200 Who knows

00:53:31.860 if it's enough?

00:53:32.640 But it's as good

00:53:33.160 as you can do

00:53:33.660 on that question.

00:53:35.760 I haven't seen

00:53:36.200 anybody do it better.

00:53:36.860 And then he talks

00:53:41.500 about all those

00:53:42.020 documents.

00:53:44.940 When he talks

00:53:45.820 about document gate,

00:53:47.520 he just throws

00:53:48.420 so much bullshit

00:53:49.520 into the conversation

00:53:50.540 that the viewer

00:53:51.660 has no idea

00:53:52.620 if he did anything

00:53:54.200 wrong or right.

00:53:55.500 And there's this

00:53:56.260 nuance of,

00:53:57.620 well,

00:53:58.060 he tried to,

00:53:59.360 maybe he tried

00:54:00.140 to resist

00:54:00.540 giving them back,

00:54:01.920 but he says

00:54:02.620 he was negotiating,

00:54:04.420 and maybe it's

00:54:05.400 the same as Biden,

00:54:06.160 but maybe it's

00:54:07.000 not the same

00:54:07.600 because Biden,

00:54:09.060 you know,

00:54:09.440 blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:54:10.500 And then he says

00:54:11.380 that all of his

00:54:12.860 documents were

00:54:13.760 declassified.

00:54:15.640 And then CNN

00:54:16.320 fact checks them

00:54:17.660 and says,

00:54:18.140 no, there was

00:54:18.500 no process

00:54:19.320 by which you

00:54:20.920 declassify them.

00:54:22.640 Is that a good

00:54:23.220 fact check?

00:54:24.580 So Trump says

00:54:25.420 they were declassified,

00:54:27.460 and CNN says,

00:54:29.140 no,

00:54:29.780 there was no

00:54:30.680 action taken,

00:54:32.720 so the lack

00:54:34.260 of action taken

00:54:35.180 shows they were

00:54:35.720 not declassified.

00:54:37.900 So here's the

00:54:38.780 correct answer.

00:54:41.300 The correct answer

00:54:42.300 is that the law

00:54:43.200 does not specify

00:54:44.220 a process.

00:54:45.900 And that means

00:54:46.440 the process is

00:54:47.220 whatever the

00:54:47.700 president says it

00:54:48.500 is.

00:54:49.620 And he said

00:54:50.500 the process was,

00:54:51.460 if I take it

00:54:51.920 out of the White 0.84

00:54:52.380 House,

00:54:52.840 it's declassified.

00:54:55.160 You're done.

00:54:57.300 I think the

00:54:58.140 fact check is

00:54:58.800 completely wrong

00:54:59.600 on this.

00:55:00.620 If there's no

00:55:01.480 process,

00:55:02.740 the process is

00:55:03.740 whatever the

00:55:04.280 president says

00:55:04.940 it is,

00:55:05.580 and he said

00:55:06.160 that was the

00:55:06.620 process.

00:55:07.700 If I remove

00:55:08.740 it, it's

00:55:09.080 declassified.

00:55:10.640 That should be

00:55:11.440 the end of the

00:55:11.980 story.

00:55:12.940 Of course,

00:55:13.880 it won't be.

00:55:14.620 But he did a

00:55:15.120 good job on

00:55:15.720 just confusing

00:55:16.440 the issue by

00:55:17.220 blaming everybody

00:55:17.980 else.

00:55:19.280 All right.

00:55:21.800 Now, he was

00:55:22.580 asked about,

00:55:23.180 you know,

00:55:23.420 January 6th,

00:55:24.180 he said he

00:55:24.540 would pardon,

00:55:26.240 he's leaning

00:55:27.820 toward pardoning

00:55:29.020 some substantial

00:55:30.020 amount of the

00:55:30.620 January 6th people,

00:55:31.560 but not all

00:55:32.540 of them because

00:55:33.100 they might have

00:55:33.580 been actually

00:55:34.340 violent.

00:55:35.460 CNN fact-checks

00:55:36.400 that by saying

00:55:37.220 that there were

00:55:38.200 hundreds of

00:55:38.760 violent people,

00:55:40.100 and they stop

00:55:41.320 short of saying

00:55:42.000 that only violent

00:55:43.020 people are being

00:55:43.680 held.

00:55:44.800 And that's really

00:55:45.340 the question,

00:55:45.980 isn't it?

00:55:46.840 So the fact-check

00:55:47.700 looked illegitimate

00:55:48.700 to me,

00:55:49.920 because a correct

00:55:50.540 fact-check would

00:55:51.260 say, well,

00:55:51.780 he says not the

00:55:52.920 violent ones,

00:55:54.400 but here's how

00:55:55.040 many were violent

00:55:55.780 and here's how

00:55:56.380 many were not.

00:55:58.020 That would be

00:55:58.800 the fact-check.

00:56:00.340 Not many people

00:56:01.880 were violent.

00:56:03.460 That's not a

00:56:04.080 fact-check.

00:56:04.560 That's propaganda.

00:56:09.100 But apparently

00:56:10.380 Congressperson

00:56:13.160 Byron Donalds

00:56:15.220 was on CNN

00:56:17.540 in a panel

00:56:18.220 discussion,

00:56:19.240 and I heard

00:56:20.100 really good things

00:56:21.140 about his,

00:56:23.140 I'll call it

00:56:24.300 a performance

00:56:24.800 as well.

00:56:25.500 And I've seen

00:56:25.980 a little bit

00:56:26.500 of Byron Donalds,

00:56:27.720 and I like

00:56:28.360 him a lot.

00:56:29.080 He's really

00:56:29.500 good.

00:56:30.700 He's a good

00:56:31.200 speaker.

00:56:33.520 And this,

00:56:36.080 what he said

00:56:36.860 further in a

00:56:38.740 tweet,

00:56:39.120 further shows

00:56:40.140 me that he's

00:56:40.660 the real deal.

00:56:41.760 So I would

00:56:42.260 keep an eye

00:56:42.740 on Byron

00:56:43.260 Donalds.

00:56:44.340 I feel like

00:56:44.820 he's a rising

00:56:45.460 star in the

00:56:46.880 Republican Party.

00:56:48.280 But here's

00:56:48.780 what he said

00:56:49.220 in a tweet.

00:56:49.740 He said,

00:56:50.060 the American

00:56:50.420 people aren't

00:56:51.120 speaking about

00:56:51.820 the 2020

00:56:52.420 election,

00:56:53.600 a libel case

00:56:54.560 after 25 years,

00:56:56.300 or January 6.

00:56:57.720 and I

00:56:59.600 thought to

00:56:59.920 myself,

00:57:01.060 well,

00:57:01.820 that's perfect.

00:57:03.280 That is true.

00:57:04.500 Those are the

00:57:05.180 three least

00:57:05.840 important things.

00:57:07.380 We've kind of

00:57:08.100 moved on.

00:57:09.340 We're sort of

00:57:10.120 talking about

00:57:10.700 what can you

00:57:11.240 do for us

00:57:11.740 in the future,

00:57:12.780 and we're

00:57:13.280 kind of over

00:57:13.960 the election,

00:57:14.620 we're kind of

00:57:15.080 over E.G.

00:57:15.840 and Carroll,

00:57:16.440 and we're

00:57:17.080 kind of over

00:57:18.080 anything in the

00:57:19.900 past,

00:57:20.260 January 6.

00:57:20.860 And I

00:57:22.280 love the

00:57:22.680 fact that

00:57:23.480 a representative

00:57:24.520 of the

00:57:25.680 Republicans

00:57:26.120 would talk

00:57:28.040 about the

00:57:28.500 future

00:57:28.940 and say,

00:57:31.480 stop obsessing

00:57:32.060 about the

00:57:32.460 past.

00:57:34.180 Because that

00:57:35.320 is a really

00:57:36.220 good Republican

00:57:37.340 view for

00:57:38.540 everything.

00:57:40.060 That the

00:57:40.720 rest of the

00:57:41.160 Republican Party,

00:57:42.060 and Trump

00:57:42.400 himself,

00:57:43.480 should take

00:57:44.100 the lead

00:57:46.060 of Byron

00:57:47.360 Donalds.

00:57:48.740 Because by

00:57:49.580 minimizing the

00:57:50.500 past and

00:57:51.280 saying,

00:57:51.820 we've got

00:57:52.440 future problems,

00:57:54.140 and we've

00:57:54.480 got current

00:57:54.980 problems,

00:57:55.540 how about we

00:57:55.900 talk about

00:57:56.340 those?

00:57:57.300 You can't

00:57:57.940 get a better

00:57:58.580 high ground

00:57:59.060 than that.

00:58:00.160 That's the

00:58:00.540 ultimate high

00:58:01.080 ground.

00:58:01.980 Forget about

00:58:02.460 the past,

00:58:03.620 let's work

00:58:04.120 together in

00:58:04.540 the future.

00:58:05.540 So,

00:58:05.960 very strong,

00:58:06.840 very strong

00:58:07.480 from Byron

00:58:08.460 Donalds.

00:58:10.560 Here's CNN

00:58:11.320 with its

00:58:11.760 fact checks

00:58:12.340 that made

00:58:12.700 me laugh.

00:58:13.840 The first

00:58:14.240 one's a

00:58:14.660 mind-reading

00:58:15.340 fact check.

00:58:17.360 On the

00:58:18.260 question of

00:58:18.980 strict voter

00:58:20.220 ID laws.

00:58:21.380 And so

00:58:21.620 they say,

00:58:23.000 it is true

00:58:23.860 that most

00:58:24.200 Democrats have

00:58:24.940 been against

00:58:25.660 stricter voter

00:58:26.640 ID laws in

00:58:27.420 the past,

00:58:28.440 but on

00:58:29.740 grounds that

00:58:30.340 these laws

00:58:30.920 could disenfranch

00:58:31.820 voters who

00:58:33.080 may not have

00:58:33.900 access to

00:58:34.460 necessary

00:58:34.880 identification,

00:58:36.100 not in

00:58:36.700 order to

00:58:37.120 illegally

00:58:37.580 obtain votes.

00:58:39.580 So this

00:58:40.000 is a CNN

00:58:40.800 fact check

00:58:41.560 in which

00:58:42.640 they're using

00:58:44.100 as their

00:58:44.520 fact their

00:58:45.880 ability to

00:58:46.580 read the

00:58:47.120 minds of

00:58:48.660 the people

00:58:49.120 who didn't

00:58:51.600 want stricter

00:58:52.260 voter ID

00:58:52.800 laws.

00:58:53.480 And they

00:58:53.700 can read

00:58:54.040 the mind

00:58:54.420 and they

00:58:54.720 know that

00:58:55.000 what's in

00:58:55.360 there,

00:58:56.380 okay,

00:58:56.840 I'm picking

00:58:57.140 up now,

00:58:58.280 is no,

00:58:58.760 they actually

00:58:59.300 are honest

00:58:59.760 people who

00:59:00.240 just want

00:59:00.820 to,

00:59:01.340 what,

00:59:02.100 make sure

00:59:02.580 that voters

00:59:04.020 are not

00:59:04.400 disenfranchised.

00:59:05.540 It has

00:59:06.020 nothing to

00:59:06.500 do with

00:59:06.740 the fact

00:59:07.120 that it

00:59:07.740 would almost

00:59:08.180 certainly

00:59:08.640 give you

00:59:09.120 more

00:59:09.360 Democrat

00:59:09.720 votes.

00:59:11.060 We're

00:59:11.440 looking for

00:59:11.880 that in

00:59:12.200 their minds.

00:59:13.280 Nothing.

00:59:13.800 Nothing there.

00:59:14.340 So they

00:59:15.480 actually did

00:59:16.020 a mind

00:59:16.880 reading fact

00:59:17.980 check.

00:59:19.440 How many

00:59:20.080 people

00:59:20.320 noticed?

00:59:22.480 Yeah,

00:59:22.820 how many

00:59:23.200 of their

00:59:23.460 readers read

00:59:24.080 that and

00:59:24.400 said,

00:59:25.340 well,

00:59:25.940 you don't

00:59:26.400 know what

00:59:26.720 people are

00:59:27.100 thinking.

00:59:29.300 Once you

00:59:29.920 see that

00:59:30.440 model that

00:59:31.260 people are

00:59:31.640 mind reading,

00:59:32.320 then you see

00:59:32.700 it everywhere.

00:59:33.500 But until

00:59:33.880 you see it,

00:59:34.840 you just read

00:59:35.440 that and go,

00:59:35.900 oh,

00:59:36.120 okay.

00:59:38.500 All right,

00:59:39.380 here's another

00:59:40.460 fact check.

00:59:41.020 Republicans

00:59:42.780 have argued,

00:59:45.560 oh,

00:59:45.860 talking about

00:59:46.980 the letter

00:59:48.180 that the

00:59:48.540 50 prior

00:59:49.740 Intel people

00:59:50.480 signed about

00:59:51.140 the Hunter

00:59:51.720 laptop,

00:59:53.000 the fact

00:59:53.360 check.

00:59:53.880 So Trump

00:59:55.240 said that

00:59:55.800 the lying

00:59:58.780 letter that

00:59:59.480 said the

01:00:00.100 laptop was

01:00:01.120 Russian

01:00:01.540 disinformation,

01:00:02.820 he said it

01:00:03.380 cost them

01:00:03.800 the election,

01:00:04.980 that it

01:00:05.460 changed votes.

01:00:07.180 The CNN

01:00:07.940 fact checks

01:00:08.580 them and

01:00:08.940 says,

01:00:09.580 Republicans have

01:00:10.400 argued that

01:00:10.980 the letter

01:00:11.380 helped discredit

01:00:12.260 negative stories

01:00:13.120 about the

01:00:13.540 Biden family

01:00:14.080 just before

01:00:14.640 the election.

01:00:15.480 But there's

01:00:16.120 also no

01:00:16.860 proof that

01:00:17.560 the letter

01:00:17.920 swayed the

01:00:18.440 outcome of

01:00:18.940 the election.

01:00:20.460 There's no

01:00:21.160 proof.

01:00:23.840 Was there

01:00:24.660 not a

01:00:25.220 national poll

01:00:26.060 that said

01:00:26.840 that 17% 0.89

01:00:27.820 of people

01:00:28.260 would have

01:00:28.540 voted

01:00:28.740 differently?

01:00:30.480 Now,

01:00:31.080 would you

01:00:31.360 call a

01:00:31.940 poll

01:00:32.380 proof?

01:00:34.720 No.

01:00:35.780 No,

01:00:36.040 a poll is

01:00:36.500 not proof.

01:00:38.020 How can

01:00:38.580 you prove

01:00:38.940 the past?

01:00:39.460 It's an

01:00:41.180 unprovable

01:00:41.820 situation by

01:00:42.740 its nature.

01:00:44.180 You can't

01:00:44.660 prove what

01:00:46.540 would have

01:00:46.860 happened if

01:00:47.340 something else

01:00:47.840 had happened

01:00:48.260 in the past.

01:00:49.460 You can't

01:00:50.060 prove the

01:00:50.480 past.

01:00:51.660 You might

01:00:52.320 be able to

01:00:52.720 prove the

01:00:53.080 future.

01:00:54.460 Like, say,

01:00:55.180 if this

01:00:55.600 happens,

01:00:56.180 set up a

01:00:57.540 controlled

01:00:58.020 experiment or

01:00:58.840 something.

01:00:59.460 But you

01:00:59.820 can't prove

01:01:00.240 the past

01:01:00.820 that if

01:01:02.600 something else

01:01:03.140 had happened,

01:01:03.620 something else

01:01:04.060 would have

01:01:04.280 happened.

01:01:05.240 That's not a

01:01:05.820 real thing.

01:01:07.040 And for

01:01:07.400 them to

01:01:07.760 ignore the

01:01:08.240 fact that

01:01:08.640 there was

01:01:08.900 a poll

01:01:09.360 where people

01:01:10.340 actually said

01:01:10.960 they would

01:01:11.380 have voted

01:01:11.720 differently.

01:01:12.680 Now, I

01:01:13.180 don't believe

01:01:13.540 the poll.

01:01:15.120 I don't

01:01:15.500 believe that

01:01:15.940 poll.

01:01:16.500 I do not

01:01:17.120 believe 17%

01:01:18.220 would have

01:01:18.620 voted differently

01:01:19.200 because of

01:01:19.700 that one thing.

01:01:21.060 By then,

01:01:21.840 people were

01:01:22.300 pretty locked

01:01:22.880 in.

01:01:23.840 Now, if

01:01:24.320 CNN had said

01:01:25.080 that, that

01:01:26.860 would have

01:01:27.060 been a good

01:01:27.460 fact check.

01:01:28.500 If they

01:01:29.040 said, so

01:01:30.320 close to the

01:01:30.920 election, people

01:01:31.560 don't really

01:01:32.000 change their

01:01:32.500 mind, I

01:01:34.280 would have

01:01:34.560 accepted that.

01:01:35.740 But to

01:01:36.100 say there's

01:01:36.520 no proof and

01:01:37.360 therefore it

01:01:38.200 could be

01:01:38.540 dismissed,

01:01:39.700 that's

01:01:40.620 propaganda.

01:01:42.000 You have

01:01:42.460 to at least

01:01:42.840 mention the

01:01:43.680 poll.

01:01:44.200 Even if

01:01:44.560 you're

01:01:44.720 dismissing

01:01:45.280 it, you

01:01:46.000 have to

01:01:46.220 mention it.

01:01:48.660 All right.

01:01:50.720 Here's one

01:01:51.480 that really

01:01:52.320 surprised me

01:01:53.820 but answered

01:01:54.260 a big

01:01:54.520 question.

01:01:55.600 So, Trump

01:01:56.140 tried to

01:01:56.580 blame then

01:01:57.700 House

01:01:58.100 Speaker

01:01:58.420 Nancy

01:01:58.780 Pelosi for

01:02:00.400 not accepting

01:02:01.480 more security

01:02:03.820 security during

01:02:04.980 January 6th.

01:02:06.280 So, he

01:02:06.980 says that

01:02:07.400 Nancy Pelosi

01:02:07.980 was in

01:02:08.540 charge of

01:02:08.940 security and

01:02:10.120 didn't do a

01:02:10.520 good job and

01:02:11.100 that's partly

01:02:11.900 why January 6th

01:02:12.900 went bad.

01:02:14.480 Now, he got

01:02:15.560 fact-checked

01:02:16.280 because Nancy

01:02:17.000 Pelosi was

01:02:17.740 in fact not

01:02:18.380 in charge.

01:02:20.080 Did you know

01:02:20.580 that?

01:02:21.760 Nancy Pelosi

01:02:22.380 was not in

01:02:23.560 charge of

01:02:24.320 security.

01:02:25.440 Here's who

01:02:25.900 was.

01:02:27.460 This is the

01:02:28.260 first time I've

01:02:28.980 ever heard

01:02:29.300 this.

01:02:30.800 I'm sure it's

01:02:31.320 better than the

01:02:31.680 news, so that's

01:02:32.760 on me, but

01:02:34.460 this is the

01:02:36.820 fact-check

01:02:37.240 on CNN.

01:02:37.800 The Speaker

01:02:38.140 of the House

01:02:38.460 is not in

01:02:39.060 charge of

01:02:39.520 the Capitol

01:02:39.900 security.

01:02:40.940 Who is in

01:02:41.600 charge is the

01:02:42.420 Capitol Police

01:02:43.440 Board.

01:02:45.300 So, that's

01:02:45.900 who was in

01:02:46.280 charge, the

01:02:46.720 Capitol Police

01:02:47.520 Board.

01:02:49.540 What was

01:02:50.120 that?

01:02:51.540 Do they have

01:02:52.200 a boss?

01:02:54.300 Isn't that the

01:02:54.860 question you

01:02:55.220 asked?

01:02:55.400 Well, let me

01:02:55.800 answer that.

01:02:56.500 The Capitol

01:02:57.040 Police Board

01:02:57.740 is made up

01:02:59.280 of the,

01:03:00.180 it's a body

01:03:01.600 that governs

01:03:02.260 the United

01:03:02.600 States Capitol

01:03:03.200 Police, so

01:03:04.440 they're in

01:03:04.720 charge of the

01:03:05.100 Capitol Police,

01:03:05.860 and it

01:03:06.980 consists of

01:03:07.660 three voting

01:03:08.420 members.

01:03:10.100 The Sergeant

01:03:10.680 at Arms of

01:03:11.340 the United

01:03:11.640 States House

01:03:12.180 of Representatives,

01:03:13.560 the Sergeant

01:03:14.120 at Arms of

01:03:14.860 the United

01:03:15.200 States Senate,

01:03:16.460 and the

01:03:16.960 Architect of

01:03:17.740 the Capitol.

01:03:19.600 The Architect

01:03:20.480 of the Capitol.

01:03:23.140 What the hell

01:03:23.940 is that?

01:03:25.300 What's the

01:03:25.920 Architect of

01:03:26.520 the Capitol?

01:03:27.960 And, you

01:03:29.000 know, the

01:03:29.240 Sergeant at

01:03:29.760 Arms of the

01:03:30.480 Senate, and

01:03:32.280 also the

01:03:32.660 House.

01:03:33.140 I assume

01:03:33.620 that they're

01:03:33.960 just like

01:03:34.420 head of

01:03:34.760 security,

01:03:36.160 basically.

01:03:37.000 So the

01:03:37.280 head of

01:03:37.560 security for

01:03:38.200 the Senate,

01:03:38.800 the head of

01:03:39.120 security for

01:03:39.620 the House,

01:03:40.520 and then

01:03:41.140 some architect?

01:03:43.860 The

01:03:44.300 architect of

01:03:44.920 the Capitol?

01:03:46.180 What?

01:03:47.540 Now, don't

01:03:48.080 you think that

01:03:48.680 this explanation

01:03:49.700 that I had to

01:03:50.720 Google, do

01:03:51.920 you think that

01:03:52.680 it shouldn't

01:03:53.120 maybe explain 0.53

01:03:53.880 who the

01:03:54.220 architect of

01:03:54.820 the Capitol

01:03:55.200 is?

01:03:56.140 Does anybody

01:03:56.620 know?

01:03:57.940 Is that some

01:03:58.820 administrative job?

01:03:59.760 All right.

01:04:03.620 So, now

01:04:04.700 imagine this.

01:04:07.180 So imagine

01:04:08.000 that you

01:04:08.320 need to

01:04:10.080 quickly add

01:04:11.200 some security

01:04:11.980 to the

01:04:13.360 Capitol

01:04:13.620 building.

01:04:14.560 You need

01:04:15.220 to quickly

01:04:15.820 add some

01:04:16.420 security.

01:04:17.600 But you

01:04:18.000 can't do

01:04:18.420 anything until

01:04:19.700 you got the

01:04:21.060 architect of

01:04:21.820 the Capitol

01:04:22.240 and then

01:04:22.940 these two

01:04:24.040 sergeant-at-arms

01:04:25.020 together.

01:04:26.320 It was a

01:04:27.040 committee.

01:04:28.220 That explains

01:04:29.260 everything.

01:04:31.100 The reason

01:04:31.860 there was

01:04:32.200 no quick

01:04:33.160 security

01:04:33.820 during January

01:04:34.800 6th is

01:04:35.840 that who

01:04:36.620 was in

01:04:36.960 charge was

01:04:37.420 a committee

01:04:37.880 of people

01:04:38.340 that nobody

01:04:38.820 knew.

01:04:40.100 It was a

01:04:40.540 committee of

01:04:41.020 strangers.

01:04:43.120 Have you

01:04:43.720 ever seen

01:04:44.080 an interview

01:04:44.540 with any

01:04:45.020 of those

01:04:45.320 three characters?

01:04:47.200 Has CNN

01:04:48.000 ever interviewed

01:04:48.700 the architect

01:04:49.520 of the

01:04:49.940 Capitol?

01:04:50.940 They asked

01:04:51.300 why the

01:04:51.700 architect of

01:04:52.600 the Capitol

01:04:53.060 didn't agree

01:04:54.400 to more

01:04:54.720 security?

01:04:57.440 Architect of

01:04:58.340 the Capitol

01:04:58.700 is the

01:04:59.220 facilities

01:04:59.720 manager,

01:05:00.360 you say.

01:05:02.580 Now,

01:05:03.440 the architect

01:05:03.940 is under

01:05:04.620 Pelosi's

01:05:05.520 direction,

01:05:06.940 maybe,

01:05:09.420 and Pelosi

01:05:10.600 is the one

01:05:11.120 who nominates

01:05:11.860 the sergeant-at-arms

01:05:13.660 for the

01:05:14.260 house.

01:05:15.460 So Pelosi

01:05:16.080 had sway

01:05:17.200 with those

01:05:18.820 three individuals,

01:05:19.700 but it was a

01:05:20.360 committee.

01:05:21.400 That explains

01:05:22.280 everything,

01:05:23.740 doesn't it?

01:05:24.740 If I told you

01:05:25.700 that security

01:05:26.620 did not come

01:05:27.420 quickly when

01:05:28.000 they should,

01:05:28.540 obviously should

01:05:29.360 have,

01:05:30.620 and then I

01:05:31.080 say, oh,

01:05:31.560 it was a

01:05:31.880 committee decision,

01:05:33.200 aren't you

01:05:33.540 done?

01:05:34.560 That would

01:05:34.880 explain the

01:05:35.320 whole thing.

01:05:35.880 It was just

01:05:36.260 a fucking 0.88

01:05:36.600 committee.

01:05:37.500 So they

01:05:37.780 basically

01:05:38.620 didn't have

01:05:39.440 the right

01:05:39.840 management

01:05:40.320 structure to

01:05:40.980 get anything

01:05:41.360 done quickly.

01:05:43.440 Just didn't

01:05:44.080 have the

01:05:44.360 structure.

01:05:47.460 It is,

01:05:48.300 however,

01:05:48.620 true that if

01:05:50.060 Pelosi had

01:05:50.820 talked to

01:05:51.260 any one

01:05:51.800 of those

01:05:52.100 people and

01:05:52.740 told them

01:05:53.200 to do it,

01:05:53.720 they would

01:05:54.000 have done

01:05:54.300 it.

01:05:55.720 Do you

01:05:56.280 agree?

01:05:57.740 If Pelosi

01:05:58.540 had said to

01:05:59.160 any one of

01:05:59.800 those three

01:06:00.260 people,

01:06:00.820 even the

01:06:01.540 Senate one,

01:06:02.060 which he

01:06:02.320 had no

01:06:02.680 sway over,

01:06:03.960 just call

01:06:04.720 them up and

01:06:05.180 say, we

01:06:06.080 need security

01:06:07.260 fucking now. 0.85

01:06:10.960 They're not

01:06:11.580 going to say

01:06:11.940 we're going

01:06:12.280 to talk about

01:06:12.880 it, we'll

01:06:13.700 get back to

01:06:14.220 you.

01:06:14.960 They're going

01:06:15.500 to give her

01:06:15.860 her security.

01:06:17.120 Because they

01:06:17.540 can't face

01:06:18.960 her after

01:06:19.440 that, can

01:06:20.060 they?

01:06:20.680 Imagine

01:06:21.100 having to

01:06:21.560 face her

01:06:21.980 after they

01:06:22.440 said no.

01:06:24.500 So I

01:06:25.180 think Trump

01:06:25.680 was right

01:06:26.440 in, he's

01:06:28.500 emotionally

01:06:28.900 right.

01:06:30.540 He's not

01:06:31.220 technically

01:06:31.700 right, that

01:06:32.700 Nancy Pelosi

01:06:33.320 was in

01:06:33.800 charge, but

01:06:34.640 doesn't he

01:06:35.100 feel right?

01:06:36.540 It feels

01:06:37.040 like he's

01:06:37.480 right, doesn't

01:06:37.960 it?

01:06:38.900 Even though

01:06:39.420 technically he

01:06:40.220 wasn't.

01:06:41.180 So he

01:06:41.960 does a

01:06:42.540 brilliant job

01:06:43.760 of feeling

01:06:45.020 right when

01:06:45.840 he's technically

01:06:46.460 wrong.

01:06:46.900 and I

01:06:48.420 don't even

01:06:48.840 criticize that

01:06:49.660 because the

01:06:50.780 way you

01:06:51.060 feel is a

01:06:51.800 big part of

01:06:52.260 the whole

01:06:52.580 deal.

01:06:54.360 All right.

01:06:56.700 Let's see.

01:06:58.680 Asked about,

01:06:59.840 he also talks

01:07:00.740 about his

01:07:01.060 perfect phone

01:07:01.860 call with

01:07:03.060 Brad

01:07:03.460 Rafsenberger

01:07:04.120 about the

01:07:04.660 finding the

01:07:05.380 votes.

01:07:06.500 And here's

01:07:08.780 how they

01:07:09.040 fact-check

01:07:09.480 that.

01:07:10.500 So of

01:07:11.040 course he

01:07:11.500 said, I

01:07:12.620 wasn't trying

01:07:13.220 to tell you

01:07:13.980 to make up

01:07:14.740 votes.

01:07:15.100 of course

01:07:16.120 he said

01:07:16.620 that he

01:07:17.940 thought the

01:07:18.360 election was

01:07:18.820 rigged and

01:07:19.940 that there

01:07:21.020 would be

01:07:21.320 legal uncounted

01:07:22.440 votes if

01:07:23.160 he just

01:07:23.460 looked for

01:07:23.800 them.

01:07:25.500 Now that's

01:07:26.060 exactly,

01:07:27.280 obviously,

01:07:27.840 what he was

01:07:28.180 thinking,

01:07:28.700 obviously,

01:07:29.220 what he was

01:07:29.520 asking for,

01:07:30.380 and obviously

01:07:31.060 that was the

01:07:31.580 right defense.

01:07:33.300 But here's

01:07:34.480 what CNN

01:07:35.620 says.

01:07:36.140 It's a

01:07:36.480 brazenly

01:07:37.040 false claim.

01:07:40.200 I didn't

01:07:41.120 ask them to

01:07:41.700 find anything.

01:07:43.500 That is a

01:07:43.980 brazenly false

01:07:44.660 claim.

01:07:45.120 CNN and

01:07:45.760 other

01:07:45.980 organizations

01:07:46.560 obtained

01:07:47.060 recordings of

01:07:47.900 the call,

01:07:48.700 in which

01:07:49.060 Trump repeatedly

01:07:49.920 suggests that

01:07:51.400 Georgia election

01:07:52.040 figures should

01:07:53.760 be able to

01:07:54.440 find thousands

01:07:55.540 of votes and

01:07:56.280 fraudulent

01:07:56.780 ballots.

01:07:58.060 Specifically,

01:07:58.760 Trump said,

01:07:59.560 I just want

01:08:00.100 to find

01:08:00.600 blah,

01:08:01.060 blah,

01:08:01.200 blah.

01:08:02.180 Now,

01:08:03.820 so do you

01:08:05.180 catch what's

01:08:05.600 going on here?

01:08:06.820 So CNN and

01:08:08.000 others have

01:08:08.460 been accusing

01:08:08.960 him of telling

01:08:10.260 Razenberger to

01:08:12.060 invent or

01:08:13.040 cheat.

01:08:13.380 that's been

01:08:14.580 the claim all

01:08:15.580 along is

01:08:16.800 that Razenberger

01:08:17.640 was being

01:08:19.040 asked to

01:08:19.580 cheat,

01:08:20.440 although the

01:08:22.320 word was

01:08:22.820 fined.

01:08:24.000 So Trump

01:08:24.980 made the

01:08:25.760 verbal mistake

01:08:27.220 of saying I

01:08:27.920 didn't ask them

01:08:28.700 to find

01:08:29.160 anything when

01:08:30.460 he had used

01:08:31.060 the exact

01:08:31.580 word find.

01:08:32.280 but once he

01:08:34.300 explained the

01:08:35.040 find means

01:08:36.160 to see if

01:08:37.440 there were

01:08:37.620 any uncounted

01:08:38.540 legal votes,

01:08:40.540 that should

01:08:41.440 be the end

01:08:41.860 of it,

01:08:42.100 right?

01:08:43.400 But instead,

01:08:44.900 once they'd

01:08:45.540 been completely

01:08:46.220 debunked for

01:08:47.080 what they'd

01:08:47.440 been saying

01:08:47.840 forever,

01:08:49.340 forever CNN

01:08:50.800 has been saying

01:08:51.600 that he was

01:08:52.620 asking them to

01:08:53.300 do something

01:08:53.780 illegal,

01:08:54.720 as soon as he

01:08:55.620 clearly explains

01:08:56.900 that no,

01:08:57.780 it was in the

01:08:59.700 context of

01:09:00.280 thinking that

01:09:00.780 they hadn't

01:09:01.120 counted it

01:09:01.580 right.

01:09:03.340 Because there's

01:09:04.120 no answer to

01:09:05.080 that.

01:09:05.380 Once he says

01:09:06.040 obviously,

01:09:07.840 this whole

01:09:08.800 conversation is

01:09:09.660 because you

01:09:10.300 believe that I

01:09:11.800 believe it was

01:09:12.520 rigged,

01:09:14.240 right?

01:09:14.780 The whole

01:09:15.420 context is

01:09:16.140 CNN believes

01:09:17.080 that Trump

01:09:18.320 believes,

01:09:19.120 correctly,

01:09:20.220 they correctly

01:09:21.240 believe that he

01:09:21.900 believes it was

01:09:22.660 rigged.

01:09:23.880 So in that

01:09:24.580 context,

01:09:25.180 when he says

01:09:25.600 find votes,

01:09:26.500 it's obvious

01:09:27.080 he means

01:09:27.640 uncounted

01:09:28.980 legal votes.

01:09:30.460 It's obvious.

01:09:31.580 So they had

01:09:32.100 to abandon

01:09:32.640 that as

01:09:33.540 soon as he

01:09:34.040 was there

01:09:34.540 in person

01:09:35.000 to debate

01:09:35.640 it.

01:09:36.860 And the

01:09:37.160 way they

01:09:37.460 abandoned it

01:09:38.060 was to

01:09:38.440 call a

01:09:38.760 fact check

01:09:39.280 on him

01:09:40.580 saying he

01:09:41.060 didn't ask

01:09:41.480 them to

01:09:41.800 find anything.

01:09:43.220 But they

01:09:43.780 had said so

01:09:44.440 many times

01:09:45.060 that he had

01:09:46.100 asked them

01:09:46.520 to invent

01:09:47.360 votes.

01:09:48.640 I think he

01:09:49.180 thought he

01:09:49.520 was denying

01:09:50.120 the invent

01:09:50.700 votes,

01:09:51.880 but he

01:09:52.160 used the

01:09:52.460 word find.

01:09:53.640 So I

01:09:54.060 think he

01:09:54.280 just misspoke.

01:09:54.940 And then

01:09:56.020 they had

01:09:56.360 to fact

01:09:56.820 check

01:09:57.140 the

01:09:58.140 misspeaking

01:09:58.820 because they

01:10:00.060 could no

01:10:00.400 longer fact

01:10:01.020 check the

01:10:01.920 central claim.

01:10:03.820 That was a

01:10:04.520 clever move.

01:10:07.100 All right.

01:10:08.560 Trump claimed

01:10:09.460 that the U.S.

01:10:10.020 has provided

01:10:10.520 $171 billion

01:10:11.580 to Ukraine,

01:10:12.500 but that the

01:10:13.120 European Union

01:10:13.800 only gave

01:10:14.380 $20.

01:10:15.080 So they

01:10:15.740 fact checked

01:10:16.220 that and

01:10:16.580 they said

01:10:16.820 both assertions

01:10:17.880 are false.

01:10:19.040 No.

01:10:19.280 No.

01:10:21.460 I'm sorry.

01:10:22.100 You think

01:10:23.260 that U.S. 0.96

01:10:24.780 gave $171

01:10:25.860 billion and

01:10:26.820 the European

01:10:27.740 Union only

01:10:28.420 $20 billion?

01:10:29.180 I'm sorry.

01:10:30.180 Both claims

01:10:31.000 false.

01:10:32.200 Here's what's

01:10:32.860 true, according

01:10:33.440 to CNN.

01:10:35.880 The European 0.80

01:10:36.840 Union has

01:10:37.440 provided $37

01:10:38.840 billion.

01:10:42.960 Where's the

01:10:43.820 other part?

01:10:45.360 Both claims

01:10:46.500 are false.

01:10:49.260 Oh, the

01:10:50.160 other claim

01:10:50.580 is that we

01:10:50.960 don't have

01:10:51.260 enough

01:10:51.480 ammunition.

01:10:52.100 So Trump

01:10:55.260 said we

01:10:55.720 don't have

01:10:56.260 ammunition for

01:10:57.160 ourselves right

01:10:57.880 now.

01:10:59.420 And they

01:11:00.140 fact check

01:11:00.640 it because

01:11:01.380 we still

01:11:01.920 have some

01:11:02.600 ammunition for

01:11:03.400 ourselves.

01:11:05.460 Did you

01:11:06.100 catch that?

01:11:07.520 Trump said

01:11:08.160 we don't

01:11:09.060 have ammunition

01:11:09.740 for ourselves.

01:11:10.940 They said

01:11:11.400 that's false.

01:11:12.460 We have

01:11:12.920 some ammunition

01:11:13.860 for ourselves,

01:11:14.880 but neither

01:11:16.420 of them said

01:11:16.920 how much.

01:11:18.580 Those are

01:11:19.240 both the

01:11:19.620 same statement.

01:11:20.320 how many

01:11:22.600 times have

01:11:23.100 I had to

01:11:23.500 teach you

01:11:24.060 that nobody

01:11:25.700 ever means

01:11:26.480 everybody.

01:11:28.100 It's never

01:11:28.640 an absolute.

01:11:30.760 The country

01:11:31.580 is running

01:11:31.980 out of oil.

01:11:33.600 No, that

01:11:33.940 still means we

01:11:34.480 have oil

01:11:34.840 left.

01:11:35.480 The population

01:11:37.200 is declining.

01:11:39.060 No, there's

01:11:39.480 still some

01:11:39.920 people alive.

01:11:40.720 There's a

01:11:45.900 high crime

01:11:46.480 rate in

01:11:47.140 some

01:11:47.540 demographic.

01:11:48.820 No, most

01:11:49.660 of them are

01:11:50.000 not committing

01:11:50.440 any crimes.

01:11:52.060 It's never

01:11:52.560 everybody.

01:11:53.640 It's never

01:11:54.420 everybody.

01:11:56.840 And so

01:11:57.500 when you

01:11:57.780 see anybody

01:11:58.400 fact check

01:11:59.140 somebody's

01:12:00.880 alleged claim

01:12:01.800 of an

01:12:02.160 absolute,

01:12:03.520 the fact

01:12:04.020 checker is

01:12:04.600 the criminal

01:12:05.200 here.

01:12:06.100 You don't

01:12:06.760 fact check

01:12:07.400 a statement

01:12:07.980 that's obviously

01:12:09.020 not meant

01:12:09.540 to be

01:12:10.000 an absolute.

01:12:11.400 But they

01:12:11.760 did.

01:12:14.220 And then

01:12:14.920 is he so

01:12:15.540 wrong?

01:12:16.640 So he said

01:12:17.140 the US

01:12:17.520 put in

01:12:17.900 171 and

01:12:19.280 the European

01:12:20.280 Union only

01:12:20.880 put in

01:12:21.160 20.

01:12:22.260 But they're

01:12:22.660 like, no,

01:12:23.840 that's so

01:12:24.840 wrong.

01:12:25.600 They put in

01:12:26.100 40.

01:12:27.840 But what

01:12:28.440 about the

01:12:28.740 171?

01:12:30.520 How does

01:12:31.460 that change

01:12:31.980 Trump's

01:12:32.420 argument at

01:12:33.180 all?

01:12:34.600 You're like,

01:12:35.080 oh, they

01:12:35.500 only put in

01:12:35.920 20.

01:12:36.680 Well, you

01:12:37.000 know, if

01:12:37.460 they'd put in

01:12:37.920 40, I'd

01:12:38.600 be good.

01:12:39.800 No, it's

01:12:40.540 171 is

01:12:41.820 your bogey.

01:12:42.780 Or that's

01:12:43.740 your target.

01:12:45.220 40 is

01:12:46.440 not really

01:12:47.060 close to

01:12:47.540 171.

01:12:49.600 Neither

01:12:49.900 is 20.

01:12:51.220 So again,

01:12:52.400 Trump is

01:12:52.980 emotionally

01:12:53.720 correct.

01:12:54.920 You can

01:12:55.320 feel it.

01:12:56.560 You can

01:12:56.980 feel that

01:12:57.660 the US

01:12:58.000 is putting

01:12:58.460 in more

01:12:58.820 than the

01:12:59.140 European

01:12:59.400 Union.

01:13:00.440 And they

01:13:00.740 fact check

01:13:01.220 it.

01:13:02.540 Now, I

01:13:03.220 like the

01:13:03.560 fact check.

01:13:04.200 I should

01:13:04.620 know that

01:13:05.060 it's closer

01:13:05.800 to 40

01:13:06.300 than 20.

01:13:07.180 But it

01:13:07.740 doesn't

01:13:08.020 change its

01:13:08.480 point.

01:13:09.500 It doesn't

01:13:10.200 change its

01:13:10.620 point at

01:13:11.040 all.

01:13:13.040 And then

01:13:13.640 the running

01:13:13.980 out of ammo

01:13:14.540 thing is

01:13:15.060 just CNN

01:13:16.060 bullshit.

01:13:17.660 Then the

01:13:20.820 border wall.

01:13:23.040 This is just

01:13:23.800 so brazen.

01:13:24.740 Trump claimed

01:13:25.260 they had

01:13:25.640 finished his

01:13:26.260 promised wall

01:13:27.040 on the border

01:13:27.500 with Mexico.

01:13:28.860 He said,

01:13:29.480 quote,

01:13:29.640 I did finish

01:13:30.440 the wall.

01:13:30.960 I built a

01:13:31.480 wall, he

01:13:31.900 said.

01:13:32.540 I built

01:13:32.860 hundreds of

01:13:33.360 miles of

01:13:33.760 wall.

01:13:34.260 And I

01:13:34.660 finished it.

01:13:35.520 And then

01:13:35.840 I said,

01:13:36.360 we have

01:13:36.740 to build

01:13:37.020 some more.

01:13:41.020 What does

01:13:41.560 that even

01:13:41.900 mean?

01:13:43.160 What does

01:13:43.680 it mean to

01:13:44.080 be finished

01:13:44.660 if you need

01:13:45.500 to build

01:13:45.840 more?

01:13:47.980 For me,

01:13:48.640 having to

01:13:49.160 build more

01:13:49.620 is the

01:13:49.940 opposite of

01:13:50.400 being finished.

01:13:51.960 But of

01:13:52.300 course, he

01:13:52.580 got fact

01:13:53.120 checked like

01:13:53.600 crazy because

01:13:54.260 not much of

01:13:54.860 the wall

01:13:56.020 got built.

01:13:56.420 But the

01:13:57.800 fact that he

01:13:58.220 would just

01:13:58.500 throw that

01:13:59.180 out there

01:13:59.600 was hilarious.

01:14:01.760 All right,

01:14:01.960 that's the

01:14:02.260 case where

01:14:02.640 he knew he

01:14:03.140 was full

01:14:04.360 of shit, 0.84

01:14:04.880 but he's

01:14:06.180 selling anyway.

01:14:08.560 All right,

01:14:09.100 here's an

01:14:11.000 interesting one.

01:14:12.240 So he

01:14:13.040 was accused

01:14:13.760 of not

01:14:15.060 caring enough

01:14:15.640 about Mike

01:14:16.240 Pence's

01:14:16.820 safety during

01:14:17.780 January 6th.

01:14:19.600 And Trump

01:14:20.340 says to us

01:14:20.900 that he

01:14:21.120 doesn't believe

01:14:21.840 that Pence

01:14:23.560 was actually,

01:14:24.560 quote,

01:14:24.660 in any

01:14:25.120 danger during

01:14:26.660 those several

01:14:27.180 hours.

01:14:28.440 What do you

01:14:29.040 think of that

01:14:29.360 response?

01:14:31.280 Trump said

01:14:31.780 he wasn't

01:14:32.200 in any

01:14:32.580 danger.

01:14:34.460 In

01:14:34.660 retrospect,

01:14:36.300 after the

01:14:36.860 fact,

01:14:37.380 with what

01:14:37.820 we know

01:14:38.160 now,

01:14:38.840 is it

01:14:39.200 true?

01:14:41.720 He was

01:14:42.440 surrounded

01:14:42.800 by men

01:14:43.720 with guns,

01:14:45.100 was he

01:14:45.660 not?

01:14:46.500 Was he

01:14:46.900 not surrounded

01:14:47.520 by armed

01:14:48.320 men?

01:14:49.600 In

01:14:49.860 retrospect,

01:14:50.560 he was

01:14:50.860 safe.

01:14:52.320 Because the

01:14:53.040 people coming

01:14:54.120 after him

01:14:54.620 apparently did

01:14:55.300 not have the

01:14:55.760 same level

01:14:56.800 of weaponry.

01:14:58.000 So he

01:14:58.600 actually was

01:14:59.020 safe,

01:14:59.580 because they

01:14:59.880 would have

01:15:00.100 shot the

01:15:00.460 first person

01:15:00.940 who came

01:15:01.220 through the

01:15:01.540 door,

01:15:02.280 just like

01:15:02.700 Ashley

01:15:03.000 Babbitt.

01:15:05.160 Now,

01:15:05.740 you don't

01:15:06.060 know,

01:15:07.060 and if it

01:15:08.460 were me,

01:15:09.180 I wouldn't

01:15:09.620 feel as

01:15:10.040 safe.

01:15:10.660 I mean,

01:15:10.900 if I

01:15:11.120 were Pence,

01:15:11.580 I would

01:15:11.780 definitely

01:15:12.000 say I

01:15:12.360 don't feel

01:15:12.680 safe.

01:15:13.500 But it's

01:15:14.580 not a bad

01:15:15.000 argument.

01:15:16.440 It's not a

01:15:16.920 bad argument.

01:15:18.560 Yeah,

01:15:18.900 the guns

01:15:19.660 probably would

01:15:20.320 have protected

01:15:20.860 him.

01:15:21.680 But you

01:15:22.060 don't know.

01:15:23.120 I mean,

01:15:23.880 this is one

01:15:24.740 where he's

01:15:25.420 technically,

01:15:25.940 he's probably

01:15:26.780 technically

01:15:27.320 correct,

01:15:28.180 but this

01:15:29.220 is one

01:15:29.540 where it

01:15:29.780 doesn't feel

01:15:30.280 right.

01:15:31.780 You see

01:15:32.120 the difference?

01:15:33.760 He became

01:15:34.400 CNN in this

01:15:35.240 case.

01:15:35.880 He's giving

01:15:36.360 you a 0.57

01:15:36.640 technical

01:15:37.020 answer.

01:15:37.920 It doesn't

01:15:38.260 feel right.

01:15:39.920 You know,

01:15:40.200 I like my

01:15:41.100 vice president

01:15:41.660 to be alive.

01:15:43.100 I like my

01:15:43.760 vice president

01:15:44.340 to be protected.

01:15:45.380 And I love me

01:15:46.160 some Mike Pence,

01:15:47.480 which I say

01:15:48.040 all the time.

01:15:48.860 Don't agree

01:15:49.460 with him.

01:15:50.440 You know,

01:15:50.600 I don't agree

01:15:51.380 with his

01:15:53.080 opinions on

01:15:53.680 stuff.

01:15:54.600 But he is

01:15:55.120 an honorable

01:15:55.860 patriot.

01:15:58.140 And I'm

01:15:59.280 totally in

01:15:59.740 favor of him.

01:16:01.580 All right.

01:16:04.060 Let's see.

01:16:08.300 He did,

01:16:09.280 oh,

01:16:09.660 they fact

01:16:10.120 checked

01:16:10.380 Trump saying

01:16:11.800 that he got

01:16:12.360 NATO to

01:16:12.920 spend more

01:16:13.420 money.

01:16:14.720 Have you

01:16:15.240 ever heard

01:16:15.540 that fact

01:16:16.000 check before?

01:16:17.720 So Trump

01:16:18.340 says,

01:16:18.960 yeah,

01:16:19.120 I got

01:16:19.380 NATO to

01:16:20.080 put up

01:16:20.600 all this

01:16:20.940 extra money.

01:16:22.820 And here's

01:16:23.400 the fact

01:16:23.760 check.

01:16:24.780 So did

01:16:25.180 Obama.

01:16:25.840 It's been

01:16:26.280 trending this

01:16:26.860 way and

01:16:27.260 it's just

01:16:27.520 more of

01:16:27.800 the trend.

01:16:29.760 Have you

01:16:30.280 heard that

01:16:30.600 before?

01:16:31.440 Have you

01:16:31.720 ever heard

01:16:32.040 that Obama

01:16:32.620 got them

01:16:33.500 to spend

01:16:33.920 more money

01:16:34.380 too?

01:16:35.280 And that

01:16:35.640 this was

01:16:36.080 basically a

01:16:36.940 continuation

01:16:37.380 of an

01:16:37.960 upward

01:16:38.240 trend?

01:16:39.760 I don't

01:16:40.220 know how

01:16:40.540 true that

01:16:41.020 is.

01:16:42.700 Because it's

01:16:43.360 a little

01:16:43.580 sketchy the

01:16:44.160 way they

01:16:44.460 present it.

01:16:45.580 It feels

01:16:46.140 like they're

01:16:46.500 trying too

01:16:46.960 hard on that

01:16:47.520 one.

01:16:47.960 But I'll

01:16:48.500 take the

01:16:48.860 fact check

01:16:49.340 that Obama

01:16:50.440 also

01:16:50.840 increased.

01:16:51.440 That's

01:16:51.620 probably

01:16:51.840 true.

01:16:53.600 It was

01:16:53.860 the eighth

01:16:54.320 consecutive

01:16:54.820 year of

01:16:55.400 rising

01:16:55.880 defense

01:16:56.540 spending

01:16:56.900 for the

01:16:57.580 NATO

01:16:57.840 countries.

01:16:59.180 All right.

01:17:02.780 So Democrats

01:17:03.880 were trying

01:17:04.320 hard to

01:17:04.700 defend the

01:17:05.240 Biden

01:17:05.600 crime

01:17:06.040 family.

01:17:07.220 And their

01:17:08.520 defense has

01:17:09.740 approached

01:17:10.200 parity.

01:17:12.660 Which is the

01:17:13.520 fun part.

01:17:14.200 The part where

01:17:14.800 I get

01:17:15.300 interested.

01:17:15.660 I like it

01:17:16.780 when the

01:17:17.400 ridiculousness

01:17:18.420 rises to

01:17:19.500 you can't

01:17:20.100 tell a

01:17:20.400 parody from

01:17:20.960 a real

01:17:21.260 thing anymore.

01:17:22.260 It looks

01:17:22.620 like it's

01:17:22.960 all just

01:17:23.380 a joke.

01:17:24.500 But their

01:17:25.020 defense is

01:17:25.700 that, oh

01:17:26.920 sure, there

01:17:28.040 might be

01:17:28.460 plenty of

01:17:29.020 evidence of

01:17:29.600 a complicated

01:17:31.000 web of

01:17:31.740 companies that

01:17:32.520 don't provide

01:17:33.040 actual services,

01:17:34.440 but do take

01:17:35.220 money from

01:17:36.020 foreign nationals

01:17:37.440 who maybe are

01:17:38.120 adversaries in

01:17:38.940 some cases.

01:17:39.500 And it

01:17:41.000 does seem

01:17:41.480 that they

01:17:42.280 gave that

01:17:42.720 money to

01:17:43.140 Hunter Biden

01:17:44.700 and some

01:17:45.400 other family

01:17:45.960 members.

01:17:47.020 But here's

01:17:47.580 the important

01:17:47.960 part.

01:17:49.560 No evidence

01:17:50.260 was presented

01:17:51.080 that any of

01:17:56.120 that money

01:17:56.440 went to

01:17:56.800 Biden or

01:17:57.460 that any

01:17:58.040 of his

01:17:58.400 policies were

01:17:59.280 influenced by

01:17:59.960 it.

01:18:01.580 That's the

01:18:02.300 defense.

01:18:03.800 Oh, yes.

01:18:04.740 Yes.

01:18:05.380 His family

01:18:06.500 was a

01:18:07.900 criminal

01:18:08.220 enterprise.

01:18:08.920 Well, that's

01:18:09.340 true.

01:18:10.200 Yeah.

01:18:10.960 But there's

01:18:11.540 no evidence

01:18:11.960 that that

01:18:12.300 money went

01:18:12.620 to him.

01:18:14.260 Let's see,

01:18:14.900 what evidence

01:18:15.380 do we have?

01:18:17.800 We do have

01:18:18.700 evidence that

01:18:19.560 Hunter complained

01:18:20.860 that he had

01:18:22.080 to give a lot

01:18:22.660 of his money

01:18:23.280 to his dad.

01:18:25.560 I don't know.

01:18:26.120 I would call

01:18:26.560 that evidence.

01:18:27.580 It's in

01:18:27.920 writing, in

01:18:29.280 the actual

01:18:29.780 words of the

01:18:30.900 principal

01:18:31.960 person.

01:18:33.640 How about

01:18:34.340 the fact

01:18:34.900 that there's

01:18:36.800 documentation that

01:18:38.080 Hunter was

01:18:38.800 renting a

01:18:39.440 room at

01:18:40.020 his parents'

01:18:40.500 house for

01:18:40.980 $50,000 a

01:18:42.140 month?

01:18:43.140 Or rented

01:18:43.800 the house?

01:18:44.440 Was it the

01:18:44.840 house or a

01:18:45.300 room?

01:18:45.500 I can't

01:18:45.740 remember.

01:18:46.600 But when

01:18:47.460 you heard that,

01:18:47.940 did you think

01:18:48.320 to yourself,

01:18:48.760 wow, that's a

01:18:49.320 lot of rent.

01:18:51.900 Seems almost

01:18:52.780 higher than the

01:18:53.840 market would

01:18:54.420 demand.

01:18:56.060 It's almost as

01:18:57.100 if it was a

01:18:58.240 way to give

01:18:58.960 his father

01:18:59.480 money that

01:19:02.120 was laundering

01:19:03.200 it.

01:19:03.420 So I'm

01:19:05.220 pretty sure

01:19:05.720 that there

01:19:06.100 is evidence

01:19:06.700 that Joe

01:19:07.280 Biden

01:19:07.600 benefited.

01:19:09.220 You can't

01:19:09.940 say it's

01:19:10.200 proof.

01:19:11.100 I'd have to

01:19:11.780 see it in a

01:19:12.320 court of law

01:19:12.940 with all the

01:19:13.620 counterpoints,

01:19:15.280 et cetera.

01:19:16.080 But there's

01:19:16.640 evidence.

01:19:17.840 There's certainly

01:19:18.440 evidence.

01:19:19.220 And I'm

01:19:19.420 thinking, where

01:19:19.800 does this go

01:19:20.320 next?

01:19:23.240 The next

01:19:23.940 place it would

01:19:24.440 go is, all

01:19:26.040 right, all

01:19:26.480 right, sure.

01:19:27.700 We do have

01:19:28.520 evidence that

01:19:29.420 the money came

01:19:30.060 from adversary

01:19:30.760 countries, through

01:19:31.880 the Hunter

01:19:32.340 crime family,

01:19:33.660 and some

01:19:34.420 of it did

01:19:34.980 end up in

01:19:35.940 Joe Biden's

01:19:37.340 pocket, but

01:19:38.440 there's no

01:19:39.460 proof he ever

01:19:40.040 spent it.

01:19:41.880 Yeah, there's

01:19:42.260 no proof he

01:19:42.740 spent it.

01:19:44.060 And it's just

01:19:44.560 going to get

01:19:44.900 stupid. 0.90

01:19:46.540 Oh, he

01:19:47.200 took the

01:19:47.600 money.

01:19:48.480 Yeah, he

01:19:48.800 took the

01:19:49.140 money, but

01:19:50.300 he didn't

01:19:50.620 spend it.

01:19:51.540 Or the

01:19:52.020 next one

01:19:52.460 will be,

01:19:53.520 well, yeah,

01:19:54.800 he did take

01:19:55.740 money from

01:19:56.160 people trying

01:19:56.740 to influence

01:19:57.360 his policy,

01:19:58.500 but he was

01:19:59.420 going to make

01:19:59.800 that policy

01:20:00.440 anyway.

01:20:00.820 I mean, he

01:20:02.920 was going to

01:20:03.240 do that

01:20:03.560 anyway.

01:20:04.140 It just

01:20:04.440 makes sense.

01:20:06.200 Yeah.

01:20:07.040 Well, yeah,

01:20:07.800 things did go

01:20:08.540 the way that

01:20:09.400 that company

01:20:10.480 wanted him to

01:20:11.120 go, but,

01:20:12.040 you know,

01:20:12.320 things were

01:20:12.740 going to go

01:20:13.080 that way

01:20:13.500 anyway.

01:20:14.900 Sort of

01:20:15.380 like NATO.

01:20:16.560 NATO was

01:20:17.320 going to

01:20:17.560 give us

01:20:17.860 more, or

01:20:18.860 European

01:20:19.200 countries were

01:20:19.860 going to

01:20:20.060 give more

01:20:20.360 money to

01:20:20.740 NATO

01:20:21.000 anyway.

01:20:22.220 It was

01:20:22.880 going to

01:20:23.080 happen

01:20:23.260 anyway.

01:20:26.000 Anyway,

01:20:26.640 that's

01:20:26.940 funny.

01:20:27.180 Let me

01:20:30.340 now test

01:20:30.980 the

01:20:31.220 intelligence

01:20:31.680 of my

01:20:32.100 audience.

01:20:32.620 Can you

01:20:32.840 give me

01:20:33.060 the answer

01:20:33.400 before I

01:20:33.840 ask the

01:20:34.100 question?

01:20:34.480 Go.

01:20:35.600 Give me

01:20:35.900 the answer

01:20:36.300 before I

01:20:36.760 ask the

01:20:37.020 question.

01:20:38.300 I won't

01:20:38.640 even look.

01:20:40.100 I'll look

01:20:40.480 up now.

01:20:42.040 Good.

01:20:42.940 That is

01:20:43.360 how smart

01:20:43.740 you are.

01:20:44.960 And the

01:20:45.220 question

01:20:45.500 was,

01:20:46.860 Rasmussen

01:20:47.600 did a

01:20:48.000 poll on

01:20:48.560 how many

01:20:48.860 people think

01:20:49.420 the Biden

01:20:49.920 crime

01:20:50.300 family

01:20:50.660 accusations

01:20:51.240 are in

01:20:53.360 the serious

01:20:54.040 category,

01:20:55.320 or two

01:20:55.880 different

01:20:56.140 categories.

01:20:57.180 But 69%

01:20:59.640 said that

01:21:00.400 the Biden

01:21:00.900 family

01:21:01.280 accusations

01:21:01.980 are a

01:21:02.560 serious

01:21:02.880 issue.

01:21:04.220 But the

01:21:05.040 real question

01:21:05.520 I wanted

01:21:05.860 to ask

01:21:06.160 you is

01:21:06.420 how many

01:21:06.840 polled

01:21:07.840 think it's

01:21:08.500 not serious?

01:21:11.700 26%.

01:21:12.340 26%.

01:21:14.340 You basically

01:21:15.280 got it.

01:21:16.220 Yeah,

01:21:16.440 26%.

01:21:17.300 And that's

01:21:19.140 how smart

01:21:19.680 my live

01:21:20.260 stream audience

01:21:20.840 is.

01:21:21.360 There has

01:21:21.620 never been

01:21:22.020 a smarter

01:21:22.540 audience in

01:21:23.180 the history

01:21:23.620 of politics

01:21:25.420 and life

01:21:26.240 itself.

01:21:26.600 They can

01:21:27.580 tell you

01:21:27.920 the answer

01:21:28.460 before the

01:21:29.720 question is

01:21:30.200 asked.

01:21:30.940 If you'd

01:21:31.520 like to

01:21:31.800 see me

01:21:32.100 do this

01:21:32.480 demonstration

01:21:33.100 over and

01:21:33.880 over again,

01:21:34.960 well,

01:21:35.420 there's no

01:21:35.800 limit to

01:21:36.180 how many

01:21:36.380 times I

01:21:36.760 can do

01:21:37.020 it.

01:21:39.280 All right.

01:21:39.920 why are we

01:21:43.340 okay that

01:21:43.940 the vice

01:21:45.240 president is

01:21:45.860 drunk in

01:21:46.280 public?

01:21:47.520 I just

01:21:48.140 feel like I

01:21:48.600 need to

01:21:48.880 say that

01:21:49.260 every 10

01:21:49.700 minutes.

01:21:50.720 Why are we

01:21:51.160 okay with

01:21:51.540 that?

01:21:52.740 Why is that

01:21:53.280 okay?

01:21:54.520 All right,

01:21:55.000 I'm done

01:21:55.320 with that.

01:21:56.320 Here's a

01:21:56.840 question I

01:21:57.280 asked.

01:21:58.120 Does it

01:21:58.620 strike you 0.66

01:21:59.240 as suspicious

01:22:00.160 that a

01:22:01.920 whole bunch

01:22:02.400 of companies

01:22:03.000 that could 0.68

01:22:04.440 never make

01:22:05.060 a good

01:22:05.520 AI product

01:22:06.320 before?

01:22:07.900 Suddenly,

01:22:08.480 they can

01:22:08.760 all do

01:22:09.080 it this

01:22:09.400 year?

01:22:10.820 Does it

01:22:11.180 seem weird

01:22:11.960 to you that

01:22:13.420 couldn't do

01:22:13.880 it at all

01:22:14.440 or not

01:22:16.240 really well

01:22:16.680 enough to

01:22:16.980 make any

01:22:17.260 kind of

01:22:17.480 commercial

01:22:17.840 product out

01:22:18.500 of it?

01:22:19.240 But now

01:22:20.400 everybody can

01:22:21.060 do it.

01:22:21.820 So Google

01:22:22.720 is now getting

01:22:23.440 ready to roll

01:22:24.100 out their

01:22:24.500 version.

01:22:25.340 They've already

01:22:25.760 got this

01:22:26.140 thing called

01:22:26.500 Bard,

01:22:27.020 but they're

01:22:27.400 going to

01:22:27.560 work on

01:22:27.860 the search

01:22:28.300 as well.

01:22:29.620 So doesn't

01:22:31.340 that seem a

01:22:31.940 little bit

01:22:32.620 coincidental?

01:22:36.320 Now here

01:22:37.520 are the

01:22:38.060 theories which

01:22:39.620 I got.

01:22:40.820 The theories

01:22:41.280 are, number

01:22:42.620 one, they

01:22:43.440 share

01:22:44.060 discoveries.

01:22:47.020 But do

01:22:47.360 you think

01:22:47.720 that competitive

01:22:48.480 companies are

01:22:49.500 sharing the

01:22:50.100 good stuff?

01:22:51.480 Are they?

01:22:52.940 Or it could

01:22:53.780 be just

01:22:54.140 employees leave

01:22:54.980 one company

01:22:55.600 and take

01:22:56.300 their knowledge

01:22:56.760 to another.

01:22:57.420 It could

01:22:57.600 be that.

01:22:58.360 So probably

01:22:58.740 there's a

01:22:59.120 lot of

01:22:59.480 one company

01:23:01.320 paying double

01:23:02.740 to hire

01:23:03.660 away a

01:23:04.200 good engineer.

01:23:04.820 engineer, so

01:23:06.500 you'd expect

01:23:07.080 that they

01:23:07.440 could afford

01:23:08.200 to hire

01:23:08.880 away the

01:23:09.300 good engineer,

01:23:10.060 so maybe

01:23:10.440 they're all

01:23:11.020 just working

01:23:11.480 with the

01:23:11.800 same knowledge

01:23:12.300 after a

01:23:12.720 while.

01:23:13.040 Could be

01:23:13.300 that.

01:23:14.320 The other

01:23:14.940 thing is

01:23:15.720 there was a

01:23:18.100 technical

01:23:18.520 breakthrough

01:23:19.020 which became

01:23:21.220 common to

01:23:21.820 all of them.

01:23:22.480 So around

01:23:23.000 2017, there

01:23:25.120 was this

01:23:25.440 technical

01:23:25.800 breakthrough

01:23:26.300 called

01:23:28.360 transformers.

01:23:31.420 So a

01:23:32.680 transformer is

01:23:33.780 a technical

01:23:35.180 word that

01:23:36.640 relates to

01:23:37.460 the AI

01:23:38.240 field.

01:23:41.260 And what

01:23:41.500 it is is,

01:23:42.640 well, can I

01:23:45.080 just read you

01:23:45.640 the definition?

01:23:47.080 Because I think

01:23:47.460 the definition is

01:23:48.200 really self-explanatory.

01:23:49.820 I don't want to

01:23:50.540 use my words

01:23:51.420 because it could

01:23:52.100 be confusing.

01:23:53.360 So I'll just

01:23:53.820 give you the

01:23:54.400 simple explanation

01:23:57.040 because this

01:23:57.520 might be the

01:23:58.140 key thing

01:23:59.380 that unlocked

01:24:01.240 AI and made

01:24:01.940 it work for

01:24:02.320 everybody.

01:24:04.060 So just in

01:24:05.060 simple terms,

01:24:05.920 this is what

01:24:06.360 it is.

01:24:07.140 All right,

01:24:07.380 to solve the

01:24:07.960 problem of

01:24:08.520 parallelization,

01:24:11.260 transformers try

01:24:12.260 to solve the

01:24:12.780 problem by

01:24:13.300 using,

01:24:14.020 now hold on,

01:24:15.680 convolutional

01:24:16.620 neural networks

01:24:17.480 together with

01:24:18.640 attention models.

01:24:20.380 And then the

01:24:20.780 attention boosts

01:24:22.080 the speed of

01:24:22.580 how fast the

01:24:23.140 model can

01:24:23.620 translate from

01:24:24.720 one sequence

01:24:25.440 to another.

01:24:25.960 But the idea

01:24:26.800 behind the

01:24:27.340 attention mechanism

01:24:28.220 was to permit

01:24:29.740 the decoder

01:24:30.580 to utilize the

01:24:32.280 most relevant

01:24:32.780 parts of the

01:24:33.380 input sequence

01:24:34.220 in a flexible

01:24:35.320 manner by a

01:24:36.760 weighted combination

01:24:37.600 of all the

01:24:38.120 encoded input

01:24:39.060 vectors with the

01:24:40.560 most relevant

01:24:41.300 vectors being

01:24:42.060 attributed to

01:24:42.680 highest weights.

01:24:44.980 And that's

01:24:45.680 what you thought

01:24:46.120 it was,

01:24:46.480 right?

01:24:47.560 I probably

01:24:47.940 didn't add

01:24:48.400 anything to

01:24:48.980 your current

01:24:49.700 knowledge because

01:24:50.360 that's exactly

01:24:51.240 what you're

01:24:51.680 thinking.

01:24:52.040 You're thinking,

01:24:53.040 well,

01:24:53.240 is this some

01:24:53.620 kind of thing

01:24:54.160 to,

01:24:55.300 does it involve

01:24:56.300 weighted combinations

01:24:57.200 of all the

01:24:57.720 encoded input

01:24:58.460 vectors with the

01:24:59.240 most relevant

01:24:59.680 vectors being

01:25:00.380 attributed to

01:25:00.960 the highest

01:25:01.260 weights?

01:25:01.600 Yes.

01:25:02.340 Yes,

01:25:02.640 that's exactly

01:25:03.240 what it is,

01:25:04.100 is what you

01:25:04.580 were thinking.

01:25:06.060 So good for

01:25:06.880 you.

01:25:08.140 You got that

01:25:08.760 one right,

01:25:09.220 too.

01:25:11.000 But it could

01:25:11.760 be that this,

01:25:13.200 now keep in

01:25:13.860 mind this was

01:25:14.360 2017.

01:25:16.280 So everybody

01:25:17.160 got this new

01:25:17.920 knowledge about

01:25:18.840 this transformers

01:25:20.240 kind of thing.

01:25:21.080 So they got

01:25:21.940 that in 2017

01:25:22.860 and it took

01:25:25.040 them all

01:25:25.640 exactly this

01:25:26.500 amount of

01:25:26.860 time to

01:25:28.020 produce the

01:25:28.620 commercial model.

01:25:30.600 There's something

01:25:31.420 we don't

01:25:31.900 understand.

01:25:33.480 Do you

01:25:33.800 believe that?

01:25:35.180 Isn't there

01:25:35.620 something,

01:25:36.120 there's at least

01:25:36.680 one variable

01:25:37.860 that we don't

01:25:39.620 understand because

01:25:41.440 this is too much

01:25:42.280 of a coincidence.

01:25:44.340 Now it could be

01:25:45.280 that sharing of

01:25:46.080 employees thing,

01:25:47.380 but you know,

01:25:47.860 usually they're in

01:25:48.540 some kind of

01:25:49.100 a non-disclosure

01:25:51.560 agreement situation,

01:25:53.080 but maybe that

01:25:53.580 just doesn't

01:25:54.060 work in this

01:25:54.640 world.

01:25:57.140 I don't know.

01:25:58.240 Here's another

01:25:59.080 possibility.

01:26:01.900 That the AI

01:26:02.840 technology came

01:26:04.400 from the

01:26:04.760 government.

01:26:06.640 That the

01:26:07.280 government knew

01:26:07.960 how to do it

01:26:08.580 and they made

01:26:10.020 it available to

01:26:10.720 some select

01:26:11.400 big corporations

01:26:12.280 because they

01:26:13.600 want the United

01:26:14.140 States to be

01:26:14.820 competitive in

01:26:15.720 much the way

01:26:16.460 the Internet

01:26:17.840 was boosted

01:26:19.000 by our

01:26:19.360 government

01:26:19.780 because the

01:26:20.800 Internet would

01:26:21.240 be so important

01:26:21.860 to everything.

01:26:22.920 It could be

01:26:23.740 the AI is so

01:26:24.640 important that

01:26:25.440 our government

01:26:26.100 said,

01:26:26.680 we do have

01:26:28.120 some good

01:26:28.540 secrets and

01:26:30.140 we're going

01:26:30.480 to allow you

01:26:31.260 to see them.

01:26:34.040 Now,

01:26:34.780 here's what

01:26:35.640 I would watch

01:26:36.320 for to see

01:26:37.380 if that's the

01:26:37.880 case.

01:26:38.860 What I'd

01:26:39.240 watch for

01:26:39.860 is technical

01:26:42.180 countries,

01:26:43.480 countries that

01:26:44.200 have good

01:26:44.440 technology,

01:26:45.020 let's say

01:26:45.320 South Korea.

01:26:46.420 If South

01:26:47.240 Korea does 0.99

01:26:47.920 not come

01:26:48.600 out with

01:26:49.160 its own

01:26:49.660 independent

01:26:50.600 AI real

01:26:52.780 soon,

01:26:54.120 what would

01:26:54.760 that tell

01:26:55.120 you?

01:26:57.140 Well,

01:26:57.740 it would

01:26:57.920 tell me

01:26:58.400 it's not

01:26:58.840 because of

01:26:59.280 this

01:26:59.440 Transformers

01:27:00.180 stuff because

01:27:01.820 they all

01:27:02.240 had access

01:27:02.700 to it.

01:27:05.660 What about

01:27:06.420 China? 0.73

01:27:07.600 Suppose China

01:27:08.300 doesn't come

01:27:08.960 out with a

01:27:09.700 good AI

01:27:10.740 anytime soon.

01:27:13.660 So the

01:27:14.660 fact that it

01:27:15.300 seems to be

01:27:15.780 American

01:27:16.320 companies who

01:27:17.760 all sort

01:27:18.360 of suddenly

01:27:18.960 could do

01:27:19.400 this.

01:27:19.960 You know,

01:27:20.140 Microsoft

01:27:20.520 can do

01:27:21.080 it and

01:27:21.960 Snapchat

01:27:23.640 can do

01:27:24.220 it and

01:27:24.540 Google can

01:27:25.220 do it.

01:27:26.560 Apple's

01:27:27.040 working on

01:27:27.480 a version

01:27:27.840 probably.

01:27:29.600 I don't

01:27:29.940 know.

01:27:30.520 I feel

01:27:30.980 like the

01:27:31.380 government's

01:27:31.960 involved.

01:27:32.480 What do

01:27:32.660 you think?

01:27:34.760 Just a

01:27:35.460 speculation.

01:27:37.200 No.

01:27:40.260 Maybe?

01:27:40.880 DARPA?

01:27:41.960 I'm seeing

01:27:42.400 DARPA being

01:27:43.140 suggested by a

01:27:43.900 lot of

01:27:44.060 people.

01:27:45.380 I don't

01:27:45.640 know.

01:27:46.340 I'm not

01:27:46.980 confident in

01:27:49.640 that speculation.

01:27:51.300 So if you

01:27:51.880 told me the

01:27:52.380 government was

01:27:52.980 not involved,

01:27:53.720 it wouldn't

01:27:54.080 shock me.

01:27:55.240 But it

01:27:55.840 feels like

01:27:56.320 there's a

01:27:56.640 big unexplained

01:27:57.500 element and

01:27:58.240 when there are

01:27:58.620 big unexplained

01:27:59.380 elements, I

01:28:01.200 look in the

01:28:01.620 same places.

01:28:03.920 All right.

01:28:04.880 Did you

01:28:05.240 know,

01:28:06.160 relevant to

01:28:07.700 nothing,

01:28:08.580 do you know

01:28:09.060 OpenAI,

01:28:10.220 sort of the

01:28:10.780 biggest first

01:28:11.680 one, has a

01:28:13.640 board member

01:28:14.300 named Will

01:28:15.740 Hurd.

01:28:17.600 It was

01:28:18.180 announced he

01:28:18.660 recently joined

01:28:19.440 the board of

01:28:19.980 directors for

01:28:20.640 OpenAI.

01:28:22.360 Let's see,

01:28:22.600 what was his

01:28:23.080 previous job?

01:28:24.880 Before that,

01:28:25.680 he was something

01:28:26.080 else.

01:28:26.760 Before that,

01:28:27.420 he was something

01:28:27.820 else.

01:28:28.720 Before that,

01:28:29.360 he was CIA.

01:28:30.420 CIA.

01:28:30.560 CIA.

01:28:30.600 CIA.

01:28:30.620 CIA.

01:28:30.640 CIA.

01:28:30.660 CIA.

01:28:30.680 CIA.

01:28:30.700 CIA.

01:28:31.640 CIA.

01:28:32.700 CIA.

01:28:34.600 CIA.

01:28:34.640 CIA.

01:28:35.640 CIA.

01:28:35.700 CIA.

01:28:36.580 CIA.

01:28:36.700 CIA.

01:28:36.740 CIA.

01:28:37.700 CIA.

01:28:38.640 CIA.

01:28:47.120 All right.

01:28:48.240 Ladies and 0.98

01:28:48.920 gentlemen,

01:28:50.200 I believe this

01:28:51.400 was possibly the

01:28:52.720 best live stream

01:28:53.360 you've ever seen.

01:28:54.520 Trump is back

01:28:55.420 and he's looking

01:28:57.440 strong.

01:28:58.920 I'm still backing

01:29:00.100 Ramaswamy because 1.00

01:29:01.160 he's younger and

01:29:02.480 tough on fentanyl.

01:29:04.660 And I do like

01:29:05.980 RFK Jr.

01:29:06.800 though.

01:29:07.340 He's got some

01:29:07.820 good stuff to

01:29:08.500 offer.

01:29:08.880 Good for the

01:29:09.300 country to have

01:29:10.500 that conversation.

01:29:11.920 It's just great.

01:29:13.700 I'm loving so

01:29:14.800 far this

01:29:16.100 presidential cycle

01:29:17.160 because it is

01:29:18.880 introducing us to

01:29:20.180 refreshing elements

01:29:21.600 and we need it to

01:29:23.020 be refreshed.

01:29:24.380 So that's good.

01:29:26.520 All right.

01:29:28.300 YouTube,

01:29:29.560 I hope this was

01:29:30.300 your best live stream

01:29:31.220 you see today.

01:29:31.820 and I will talk

01:29:33.540 to you tomorrow.

01:29:34.560 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 11, 2023

Episode 2105 Scott Adams： Trump Does CNN (Wow), Biden Crime Family Fallout, AI Rollout Coincidences

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