Real Coffee with Scott Adams - June 03, 2023


Episode 2128 Scott Adams: 15-Minute Cities Run By "They Who Must Control You", Magadonians


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 5 minutes

Words per Minute

136.85083

Word Count

8,976

Sentence Count

777

Misogynist Sentences

18

Hate Speech Sentences

65


Summary

Scott Adams explains why Greenland is back in play, and why you should be afraid of the idea of an independent country in the middle of the ocean, called Greenland, and what it means to be a "15-minute city."


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do.
00:00:03.780 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of civilization.
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00:00:49.220 Ah.
00:00:51.540 Ah.
00:00:53.960 Well, what's going on here?
00:00:55.820 Oh, here's some good news.
00:00:56.940 Greenland is back in play.
00:01:00.740 So, as you know, I'm sure all of you are up to date on your Greenland history.
00:01:07.360 But in 1979, Greenland did gain its autonomy from Denmark, but not entirely.
00:01:15.720 It's got a little bit of autonomy that it needs to get back,
00:01:19.140 because Denmark still runs some stuff over there.
00:01:21.300 And they're putting together a little draft of a constitution to get Denmark out of their business,
00:01:26.760 so that Greenland would be an independent country.
00:01:31.080 Let's hear it for Greenland.
00:01:32.820 Potential, future, independent, completely independent country.
00:01:37.100 Now, this brings us to the following question.
00:01:41.060 What is the total size and capacity of the Greenland military?
00:01:49.300 Hmm.
00:01:50.440 Hmm.
00:01:51.620 I wonder what kind of invasion force they could repel.
00:01:57.020 Hmm.
00:01:57.080 Well, I've never before considered conquering a foreign country.
00:02:05.620 But I feel like if I could give 50 volunteers, I think we could make a run at it.
00:02:11.960 Anybody want to run their own country?
00:02:14.220 We've got to make sure it gets free of Denmark first.
00:02:17.360 But then, wide open, people.
00:02:19.920 It's wide open.
00:02:20.820 You know what I would do if I were Trump when he becomes president?
00:02:27.160 I mean, if he becomes president.
00:02:29.820 I would make a deal with Greenland to provide them an umbrella of national defense
00:02:37.200 in return for making sure that we have some, let's say,
00:02:44.120 ability to keep them from falling into Russian and Chinese hands.
00:02:49.000 Because I think we're going to end up defending them, right?
00:02:52.640 I mean, one way or another, we're going to be basically their military.
00:02:56.500 We should get something out of that deal.
00:02:59.720 All right.
00:03:00.520 How many of you are afraid of the so-called 15-minute cities?
00:03:06.220 We've got to talk about this, people.
00:03:08.380 We have to talk about this.
00:03:10.980 Now, let me tell you what a 15-minute city is.
00:03:14.540 So I think the World Economic Forum and maybe others have talked about the idea.
00:03:19.000 Of creating cities, and I think they mean creating new cities,
00:03:23.280 in which you don't need your own car,
00:03:26.840 and everything's technologically tied to everything,
00:03:30.620 so everything works really well,
00:03:32.540 and basically the garbage gets picked up,
00:03:35.380 and transportation is easy, and it's cheap,
00:03:38.400 and everybody's happy, and they're a 15-minute city.
00:03:41.000 Now, the 15-minute city means you can walk everywhere you need to walk
00:03:45.040 in 15 minutes,
00:03:46.460 so you can go get your groceries if you need to, et cetera.
00:03:50.280 No freedom.
00:03:52.420 All right.
00:03:53.120 Let's talk about that.
00:03:54.880 If you have a 15-minute city,
00:03:57.260 your problem is you have no freedom, right?
00:04:02.100 All right.
00:04:02.680 How many of you believe that the 15-minute city
00:04:05.660 would be built with no accommodation for leaving the city?
00:04:10.500 Do you think they wouldn't think of the fact
00:04:14.820 that sometimes people need to go places?
00:04:17.960 Do you really believe that they want to keep you in the city?
00:04:23.860 I mean, seriously?
00:04:26.100 Do you really believe that?
00:04:29.900 You don't think that they would think of that.
00:04:32.820 Hey, we're building this city.
00:04:34.180 There is a possibility.
00:04:36.920 I don't know how likely it is,
00:04:38.840 but some of the people in the city might want to...
00:04:42.300 Let me just try this on for size.
00:04:44.620 Leave the city sometimes.
00:04:46.620 Oh, no.
00:04:47.860 Oh, no.
00:04:48.620 If we build you a 15-minute city,
00:04:51.020 you don't get to leave.
00:04:52.820 Well, but I want to leave.
00:04:54.320 You know, I'd like to leave.
00:04:55.920 Oh, no.
00:04:57.020 No, we're taking your car away.
00:04:59.220 Well, I'll just call somebody to come get me.
00:05:01.980 Good luck.
00:05:03.060 We're going to control your phone.
00:05:05.260 Well, how do I get out of the city?
00:05:07.800 You don't get out of the city.
00:05:09.440 We're going to control you.
00:05:11.200 And if you don't take vaccinations,
00:05:12.900 you'll never go anywhere.
00:05:15.600 I don't think we're going to build a city
00:05:17.580 that doesn't let you out.
00:05:20.420 How many of you think that's really going to happen?
00:05:23.420 They're really going to build a city
00:05:24.960 that doesn't let you out.
00:05:30.280 All right.
00:05:30.860 Here's another objection I heard
00:05:32.440 just before I went live.
00:05:34.660 Somebody said,
00:05:35.580 I don't like this idea of
00:05:36.740 a car is available whenever I want it.
00:05:39.300 You know, it's like an Uber.
00:05:40.700 I don't like that idea.
00:05:42.160 I want to have my own car
00:05:43.560 and my own driveway for freedom.
00:05:46.400 What do you think?
00:05:47.500 Your own car,
00:05:49.020 as opposed to these public cars
00:05:50.860 that are available on demand,
00:05:53.440 your own car gives you some freedom,
00:05:55.280 doesn't it?
00:05:55.700 Exactly.
00:05:57.220 Yeah.
00:05:58.000 If you have your own car,
00:05:58.940 you can go anywhere you want.
00:06:00.700 Very unlike the transportation
00:06:03.780 that they're offering to give you.
00:06:06.260 Right?
00:06:06.440 If you had your own car,
00:06:07.920 you could drive that thing
00:06:09.300 anywhere you want
00:06:10.120 within the city.
00:06:12.780 Now, if you had a car service,
00:06:14.620 you could also get those cars
00:06:16.300 to take you anywhere you want.
00:06:18.140 But there's a question
00:06:19.120 of availability, right?
00:06:20.780 Availability.
00:06:21.500 That's an issue.
00:06:22.120 Because if you have your own car,
00:06:24.680 about five days a year,
00:06:26.420 it's unavailable to you
00:06:27.580 because it's in service.
00:06:30.580 As opposed to the public cars
00:06:32.480 that are available all the time,
00:06:34.680 you'd like to increase your freedom
00:06:36.320 by having your own automobile,
00:06:38.660 which you pay extra for,
00:06:40.420 and is available fewer days per year
00:06:42.680 because you like your freedom.
00:06:46.860 No, I'm not joking.
00:06:48.300 Does that sound like a joke?
00:06:49.520 I have a private car.
00:06:52.120 So I can go anywhere, right?
00:06:54.520 Except for five days a year.
00:06:56.640 Five days a year,
00:06:57.560 I can't go anywhere in my car
00:06:59.300 because it's in the shop.
00:07:01.780 But if I didn't own a car,
00:07:03.400 I would have 100% availability
00:07:05.080 of transportation.
00:07:07.040 But you say to yourself,
00:07:08.220 Scott, when your car is in the shop,
00:07:10.400 you could take the public transportation,
00:07:12.760 which I could do any time.
00:07:16.460 I don't understand any of this.
00:07:18.780 There's nothing about the fear
00:07:21.340 of the 15-minute city
00:07:22.520 that I understand
00:07:23.360 on a conceptual level.
00:07:24.840 I'm not saying I disagree.
00:07:26.980 Don't get me wrong.
00:07:28.760 If you say,
00:07:29.840 Scott, you're disagreeing with me,
00:07:31.140 that's not happening.
00:07:32.400 I actually don't understand it.
00:07:34.680 So I can't disagree with it.
00:07:36.540 It doesn't...
00:07:37.600 There's nothing to disagree with.
00:07:39.740 So the idea is that there's
00:07:41.460 they,
00:07:43.080 a group that you call they,
00:07:45.640 and that they want to control you.
00:07:47.380 Would you agree?
00:07:49.220 How many would agree
00:07:50.600 with the statement
00:07:51.200 that they,
00:07:52.040 they want to control you,
00:07:54.600 and that the 15-minute city
00:07:56.020 is part of how they're going to do it?
00:07:58.880 Yeah.
00:08:00.300 Now, that doesn't sound,
00:08:01.620 that doesn't sound crazy to you
00:08:03.500 at all, does it?
00:08:05.940 That there's a mysterious they
00:08:07.760 who are in control,
00:08:09.880 and what they need is,
00:08:11.200 mostly they need to control you.
00:08:15.040 Many of you believe that.
00:08:16.260 That there's a they?
00:08:18.980 All right, let me tell you
00:08:19.960 my view of the world.
00:08:23.800 If there were a they,
00:08:25.060 I would know it.
00:08:27.500 I have been behind the curtain
00:08:29.840 long enough to know
00:08:30.680 there's no they.
00:08:32.180 There is no they.
00:08:35.160 There's just a whole bunch of people
00:08:36.640 looking out for themselves.
00:08:39.160 A whole bunch of people
00:08:40.440 just looking out for themselves.
00:08:42.320 That's it.
00:08:43.540 That's everything.
00:08:44.240 Do you think that
00:08:46.140 the World Economic Forum,
00:08:47.620 when it brings all the CEOs together,
00:08:50.800 have you ever seen
00:08:51.480 a group of CEOs?
00:08:53.480 Have any of you ever been
00:08:54.940 in a group of CEOs?
00:08:57.420 If you haven't,
00:08:59.420 don't be afraid of they.
00:09:02.320 If you have,
00:09:03.360 here's what you would learn.
00:09:05.040 They're all different people
00:09:06.160 with different incentives
00:09:07.280 and different plans
00:09:08.380 and different ambitions.
00:09:09.860 They're not working together.
00:09:11.120 No, okay, fuck you.
00:09:14.460 So, fuck you.
00:09:16.260 Fuck you.
00:09:18.000 Right?
00:09:18.260 That's not where I needed
00:09:19.500 to see some anti-Semitism
00:09:20.760 right there.
00:09:22.400 Right?
00:09:23.420 There's not a Jewish cabal
00:09:25.440 that's running the fucking world.
00:09:28.340 That is not happening.
00:09:30.420 Right?
00:09:31.060 And honestly,
00:09:32.280 it just pisses me off
00:09:33.380 when I see that.
00:09:34.320 It just pisses me off.
00:09:36.060 It's just a bunch of people
00:09:37.660 looking out for themselves.
00:09:39.680 Sometimes,
00:09:40.340 do people work together?
00:09:41.820 Sure.
00:09:42.800 Like,
00:09:43.080 a real specific deal
00:09:44.760 between two powerful people.
00:09:47.500 Do you know how many lawyers
00:09:48.500 they get involved for that?
00:09:50.400 If two powerful people
00:09:51.960 want to do anything together,
00:09:54.240 it's like lawyered up
00:09:55.440 like crazy.
00:09:56.580 There's no way
00:09:57.380 there's some cabal
00:09:58.580 of people,
00:10:00.360 I know the anti-Semitic people
00:10:02.200 are going nuts over here.
00:10:03.480 So,
00:10:04.480 you can just jerk off
00:10:05.540 to your anti-Semitic beliefs
00:10:07.060 all you want.
00:10:07.880 Let's just not include it
00:10:09.180 in this conversation
00:10:10.040 because it's crazy talk.
00:10:11.600 Okay?
00:10:12.180 It's just crazy talk.
00:10:14.280 Now,
00:10:14.740 if you're saying
00:10:16.260 that some groups
00:10:17.140 look out for themselves,
00:10:19.800 sure.
00:10:21.160 You know,
00:10:21.840 that would be universally true.
00:10:23.680 But there's no they.
00:10:26.280 There is no they.
00:10:28.740 There is,
00:10:29.740 however,
00:10:30.820 collections of effects
00:10:32.220 which have an impact
00:10:33.820 on us
00:10:34.340 which look almost planned.
00:10:37.860 Right?
00:10:40.900 So,
00:10:41.480 here's my question.
00:10:42.380 How many of you think
00:10:43.160 you're going to be paying
00:10:43.940 for things
00:10:44.540 in 50 years
00:10:46.680 with pieces of paper
00:10:48.340 that you carry
00:10:48.940 into your wallet?
00:10:50.620 How many of you think
00:10:51.360 you're going to be paying
00:10:52.020 for things with pieces of paper
00:10:53.320 in 50 years?
00:10:56.340 Nobody.
00:10:57.220 So,
00:10:58.140 you're arguing about
00:10:59.040 something that can't change.
00:11:00.540 don't argue about
00:11:01.940 something that can't change.
00:11:03.860 We will have
00:11:05.000 digital money.
00:11:07.240 I know.
00:11:08.480 There are downsides
00:11:09.840 to digital money
00:11:10.740 and I don't
00:11:11.920 disagree.
00:11:13.440 But it's not going
00:11:14.420 to not happen.
00:11:16.100 There's 100%
00:11:17.360 chance
00:11:18.140 you'll be paying
00:11:19.220 for stuff
00:11:19.800 with digital money.
00:11:21.460 So,
00:11:21.940 we just have to figure out
00:11:22.860 how to deal with it.
00:11:23.980 Trying to stop it
00:11:24.900 is just crazy.
00:11:26.720 Learning to deal with it
00:11:27.740 might be useful.
00:11:29.060 You know,
00:11:29.220 figure out how to make it safe.
00:11:31.180 But stopping it,
00:11:32.200 that's not going to happen.
00:11:34.100 How about
00:11:34.520 identification?
00:11:36.960 Digital ID.
00:11:38.740 We already have
00:11:39.520 digital ID.
00:11:41.720 It's basically here.
00:11:43.260 They can take a picture
00:11:44.060 of your face
00:11:44.640 and they know exactly
00:11:45.380 who you are.
00:11:46.880 Right?
00:11:48.000 It's called Clearview.
00:11:49.220 It's an app
00:11:49.700 that the police have.
00:11:50.640 They just take a picture
00:11:51.400 of your face.
00:11:52.360 They've got digital ID.
00:11:53.900 They've had it
00:11:54.340 for a long time.
00:11:54.980 How about
00:11:56.820 they'll stop you
00:11:58.220 from traveling?
00:12:00.400 Do you think
00:12:01.080 that there's a they
00:12:02.020 who wants to stop you
00:12:03.620 from traveling?
00:12:06.540 Do you know
00:12:07.160 who they are?
00:12:08.400 They are people
00:12:09.400 who make money
00:12:10.100 when you travel.
00:12:12.160 There is no they
00:12:13.280 who wants you
00:12:13.820 to stay home.
00:12:15.080 They all want you
00:12:16.160 to travel like crazy.
00:12:18.000 The more you travel,
00:12:18.960 the more you spend,
00:12:19.740 the more they make.
00:12:20.880 They make money
00:12:21.600 when you go do stuff,
00:12:23.320 when you're productive.
00:12:25.260 They don't make money
00:12:26.040 when you're staying home poor.
00:12:28.080 They can't make money
00:12:29.060 that way.
00:12:31.100 No,
00:12:31.580 there is no they
00:12:33.140 who wants to lock you up
00:12:34.320 in a 15-minute city.
00:12:36.240 There is no they
00:12:37.420 who wants you
00:12:38.480 not to have transportation
00:12:39.780 100% of the time.
00:12:41.920 That doesn't exist.
00:12:44.560 You can take
00:12:45.400 your paper money
00:12:46.260 and your own personal car
00:12:47.620 and you have less things
00:12:49.260 you can buy
00:12:49.880 and fewer places
00:12:51.500 you can go.
00:12:53.320 That's your choice.
00:12:55.400 I mean,
00:12:55.640 you can do that.
00:12:59.340 So,
00:13:00.440 here's
00:13:00.900 what I like to
00:13:03.380 I guess we have
00:13:05.500 to do the analogy.
00:13:06.620 There's no way around it.
00:13:08.320 Because you're going
00:13:08.860 to say to me,
00:13:09.600 Scott,
00:13:09.980 you were wrong
00:13:10.460 about the pandemic,
00:13:11.480 right?
00:13:12.720 Are you going
00:13:13.080 to say that?
00:13:13.900 Scott,
00:13:14.360 you were so wrong
00:13:14.980 about the pandemic.
00:13:16.980 Do you know
00:13:17.300 what I said
00:13:17.720 about the pandemic?
00:13:19.320 I said that
00:13:19.960 the pandemic restrictions
00:13:21.080 would go away
00:13:21.900 after the pandemic.
00:13:22.720 Did they?
00:13:24.540 They did.
00:13:25.820 The pandemic restrictions
00:13:27.000 went away
00:13:27.540 after the pandemic.
00:13:28.720 Exactly like I told you
00:13:29.940 they would.
00:13:30.940 You thought that
00:13:31.700 we were all going to be
00:13:32.720 you know,
00:13:33.240 to have digital
00:13:33.880 IDs and vaccines
00:13:36.080 and all kinds of shit.
00:13:38.100 None of that happened.
00:13:39.860 Now,
00:13:40.660 also,
00:13:41.360 I've seen some comparisons
00:13:42.800 to other countries.
00:13:44.400 We're not other countries.
00:13:46.460 We are not other countries.
00:13:48.040 So,
00:13:48.760 if Great Britain
00:13:51.120 is taking the freedom
00:13:52.120 away from their citizens,
00:13:53.600 they can't
00:13:54.240 because those citizens
00:13:55.020 are unarmed.
00:13:57.020 If they try that here,
00:13:58.380 it goes different.
00:14:00.000 That's why we are America.
00:14:02.400 We put up with
00:14:04.760 a massive amount
00:14:06.400 of internal death
00:14:07.760 because of our gun ownership.
00:14:11.260 And we do that
00:14:12.300 so that you can't fuck with us.
00:14:14.500 Like,
00:14:14.740 the government
00:14:15.200 has a limit
00:14:15.940 to what they can do.
00:14:17.500 And we pay for that
00:14:19.120 with a huge amount
00:14:20.560 of innocent life.
00:14:23.800 And we think
00:14:24.700 it's worth the price.
00:14:26.880 So,
00:14:27.420 I'm not really worried
00:14:28.180 about the they.
00:14:29.100 There's no they
00:14:29.880 under the rug.
00:14:31.000 None of the powerful people
00:14:32.160 work together.
00:14:34.200 Right?
00:14:34.540 Even if you look at
00:14:35.840 any group of powerful people.
00:14:37.340 How about Republicans?
00:14:38.980 Are those Republicans
00:14:40.120 all working together?
00:14:41.120 The Republicans
00:14:43.180 all one unified they?
00:14:45.300 No.
00:14:45.820 Not even Republicans
00:14:46.720 agree with each other.
00:14:48.060 How about the Democrats?
00:14:49.560 Are they a unified progressive?
00:14:51.280 No.
00:14:51.720 They're not.
00:14:53.020 You know,
00:14:53.240 RFK Jr.
00:14:54.120 is different than Biden
00:14:55.060 who's different than AOC.
00:14:57.820 There is no they.
00:15:00.540 And there never will be.
00:15:02.600 There will never be a they.
00:15:04.860 And I've been captured.
00:15:06.800 How many people think
00:15:10.320 I've been captured
00:15:11.020 by the they?
00:15:13.040 Am I a puppet of the they?
00:15:15.180 Is that what you think?
00:15:18.460 People say yes.
00:15:20.300 How would they capture me?
00:15:22.120 What would they do?
00:15:23.280 With money?
00:15:24.740 Did they capture me
00:15:25.780 by canceling me worldwide?
00:15:29.400 Am I now saying
00:15:31.160 what they wants to say?
00:15:32.880 Because my entire career
00:15:34.880 was destroyed
00:15:36.100 by people in power?
00:15:39.120 So now I'm doing their bidding
00:15:40.860 because they took away
00:15:41.780 my livelihood?
00:15:43.700 Is that what's happening?
00:15:45.680 Have you met me?
00:15:48.020 Do you know anything about me?
00:15:51.980 That could not be
00:15:53.400 a dumber hypothesis.
00:15:54.780 That I would go along.
00:15:58.700 I'm just going along.
00:16:01.360 I don't think you've met
00:16:02.600 anybody less likely
00:16:03.720 to just go along.
00:16:05.960 That's not in my DNA.
00:16:08.500 It is funny.
00:16:09.860 All right.
00:16:10.240 It is funny.
00:16:11.760 But how would they capture me?
00:16:15.320 Like what?
00:16:16.080 How would they do it?
00:16:16.940 Threaten me?
00:16:18.800 Bribe me?
00:16:20.100 How would they do it?
00:16:23.420 Talk about something else.
00:16:25.120 I think it's time.
00:16:27.840 All right.
00:16:30.640 The reason I was talking about it
00:16:32.040 is because I saw
00:16:32.660 Jordan Peterson agreeing
00:16:34.420 that when somebody said
00:16:36.480 they won't let you leave,
00:16:38.480 Jordan Peterson said
00:16:39.580 that's the plan, Stan.
00:16:41.560 So Jordan Peterson
00:16:42.480 also believes
00:16:43.140 the 15-minute cities
00:16:44.240 are a threat.
00:16:50.620 I would love to talk to him
00:16:52.020 about that
00:16:52.640 because I don't get it at all.
00:16:54.920 Like,
00:16:55.620 generally,
00:16:57.180 generally,
00:16:58.780 when Jordan Peterson
00:16:59.720 makes an assertion,
00:17:02.180 even if I disagree with it,
00:17:04.200 I understand it.
00:17:06.000 And usually,
00:17:06.680 I don't disagree with it.
00:17:07.720 He's generally right on point.
00:17:09.460 But this one,
00:17:10.320 I don't understand.
00:17:11.440 Don't even see
00:17:12.060 the reasoning behind it.
00:17:13.760 All right.
00:17:14.300 I saw Kara Swisher
00:17:16.380 go after,
00:17:17.400 who is she going after?
00:17:22.880 Shit.
00:17:24.140 This story
00:17:24.680 is not going to make
00:17:25.280 any sense
00:17:25.980 unless I can remember
00:17:27.240 his name
00:17:27.740 in the next minute.
00:17:29.520 Sachs, yes.
00:17:30.540 David Sachs, thanks.
00:17:32.120 So,
00:17:32.780 you've probably noticed
00:17:34.020 on Twitter
00:17:34.540 and in the world
00:17:35.740 in general,
00:17:36.280 David Sachs
00:17:37.000 has sort of emerged
00:17:38.940 as one of those
00:17:39.920 prominent voices.
00:17:43.580 Elon Musk
00:17:44.140 seems to have
00:17:44.660 some association.
00:17:45.820 Oh,
00:17:45.980 I guess they work together
00:17:46.900 on PayPal,
00:17:47.520 so they've had
00:17:48.740 a long association.
00:17:49.580 But here,
00:17:53.840 he made a comment
00:17:54.660 in a tweet
00:17:55.300 about there are
00:17:57.500 lots of jobs
00:17:58.380 or there were layoffs
00:18:00.120 or something.
00:18:00.600 He said he wasn't
00:18:01.240 seeing it.
00:18:03.120 So there's something
00:18:03.660 about jobs
00:18:04.280 he wasn't seeing locally.
00:18:05.800 So Kara Swisher,
00:18:07.140 who would be identified
00:18:08.140 with the Democrats,
00:18:10.260 she mocks him
00:18:11.460 because he said
00:18:12.580 something about
00:18:13.160 his personal observation
00:18:14.580 of the job situation.
00:18:17.540 He just said
00:18:18.220 his personal observation.
00:18:19.280 He wasn't making
00:18:19.880 a claim what's true.
00:18:21.620 He's just saying
00:18:22.240 that what the news
00:18:23.260 says isn't matching
00:18:24.220 what he observes.
00:18:25.980 Is that fair?
00:18:27.480 Is it fair to say
00:18:28.300 that what the news
00:18:29.080 is claiming
00:18:29.600 about the job situation
00:18:30.940 is not what he's
00:18:32.500 personally observing?
00:18:34.460 He didn't say
00:18:35.160 it was just a question.
00:18:37.960 Like,
00:18:38.280 why am I not
00:18:38.880 observing what you're saying?
00:18:40.440 I think that's
00:18:41.100 a good tweet.
00:18:42.820 Kara Swisher says,
00:18:44.920 mocking him,
00:18:46.520 international relations
00:18:47.780 expert,
00:18:48.660 political
00:18:49.060 strategist,
00:18:50.260 San Francisco
00:18:50.960 detective interviewer,
00:18:52.880 and now economist
00:18:54.060 too,
00:18:55.180 tech dudes
00:18:55.940 have apparently
00:18:56.840 decided to become
00:18:57.860 the Swiss army
00:18:59.060 knives of our world.
00:19:00.880 Pro tip on the
00:19:01.760 Larry Summers
00:19:02.380 cosplaying,
00:19:03.580 even though I would
00:19:04.340 not...
00:19:04.840 Okay,
00:19:05.280 it just goes on.
00:19:07.740 Now,
00:19:08.400 here's a question.
00:19:09.300 Do you think
00:19:09.680 AI could identify
00:19:11.060 Democrats
00:19:11.880 by the way
00:19:12.480 they tweet?
00:19:12.940 Do you think
00:19:15.200 you could?
00:19:15.540 I think
00:19:17.100 you could.
00:19:18.500 And
00:19:18.680 I'm not
00:19:20.500 sure of the
00:19:22.120 next thing
00:19:22.540 I'm going to say
00:19:23.240 because confirmation
00:19:24.720 bias is a bitch.
00:19:26.440 So I may be
00:19:27.420 suffering confirmation
00:19:28.280 bias,
00:19:29.060 but you can tell me.
00:19:30.140 Maybe you don't.
00:19:32.620 Is it my imagination
00:19:33.760 that when
00:19:36.000 people who lean
00:19:38.060 right
00:19:38.460 or at least
00:19:39.120 are friendly
00:19:39.700 to the right
00:19:40.320 and not
00:19:40.940 unfriendly
00:19:41.600 to the right?
00:19:42.400 Because I'm not
00:19:42.900 going to say
00:19:43.220 David Sachs
00:19:43.940 leans right
00:19:44.580 because I don't
00:19:45.360 see that.
00:19:46.760 You know,
00:19:46.940 he feels like
00:19:47.600 a centrist
00:19:48.360 who's just
00:19:48.800 sort of
00:19:49.240 looking at
00:19:49.580 the data.
00:19:50.920 But
00:19:51.160 anybody who's,
00:19:54.160 let's say,
00:19:54.820 middle or right,
00:19:56.540 they tend to
00:19:57.200 talk about
00:19:57.660 the policy
00:19:58.380 and what
00:19:58.920 will happen,
00:19:59.640 right?
00:20:00.380 Our last
00:20:01.100 conversation
00:20:01.660 was about
00:20:02.340 the they
00:20:02.880 and the cities
00:20:03.460 and the policies
00:20:04.140 and your freedom.
00:20:05.380 Those are issues.
00:20:08.900 Did I just
00:20:09.640 lose sound?
00:20:11.600 Oh,
00:20:12.960 mood.
00:20:16.880 So,
00:20:17.720 here's what
00:20:18.540 I notice.
00:20:20.500 The David Sachs
00:20:21.460 tweet is about
00:20:22.340 unemployment
00:20:22.940 and whether
00:20:24.340 the data
00:20:25.240 and the reality
00:20:25.960 are matching up.
00:20:27.460 That's about
00:20:27.920 a thing.
00:20:28.400 That's about
00:20:28.700 the world.
00:20:30.100 The Karis
00:20:30.600 Wisher
00:20:31.020 comment is
00:20:33.160 about David
00:20:33.900 Sachs.
00:20:35.680 Those are
00:20:36.380 not the same.
00:20:38.800 Right?
00:20:39.920 And I
00:20:40.920 feel like
00:20:41.520 I see
00:20:41.880 this in
00:20:42.280 the tweets
00:20:42.720 over and
00:20:43.260 over again.
00:20:44.320 Now,
00:20:44.640 of course,
00:20:45.600 the people
00:20:46.060 on the
00:20:46.320 right do
00:20:47.740 make fun
00:20:48.260 of characters
00:20:49.000 on the
00:20:49.400 left.
00:20:50.220 You know,
00:20:50.440 the Adam
00:20:51.160 Schiff's
00:20:51.740 and stuff
00:20:52.140 like that.
00:20:53.280 But if
00:20:54.160 you say
00:20:54.500 that Adam
00:20:55.100 Schiff
00:20:55.360 is a liar,
00:20:57.020 that's
00:20:57.500 actually
00:20:57.940 proven.
00:20:59.340 I mean,
00:21:01.040 we've
00:21:01.340 actually had
00:21:01.960 major
00:21:03.780 investigations
00:21:04.580 to prove
00:21:05.260 that he's
00:21:05.640 a liar.
00:21:06.000 So I'm
00:21:06.620 not sure
00:21:06.960 that that's
00:21:07.680 unfair.
00:21:08.980 If you
00:21:09.620 say that
00:21:09.960 he goes
00:21:10.300 into the
00:21:10.800 skiff
00:21:11.140 and then
00:21:11.880 tells you
00:21:12.280 he saw
00:21:12.680 something
00:21:13.000 that wasn't
00:21:13.500 there,
00:21:14.200 that's not
00:21:14.880 exactly a
00:21:15.560 personal
00:21:16.100 attack.
00:21:17.280 Not
00:21:17.760 exactly,
00:21:18.820 because it's
00:21:19.220 a description
00:21:19.760 of an
00:21:20.100 actual thing
00:21:20.680 that we
00:21:20.940 can all
00:21:21.220 verify.
00:21:22.680 But the
00:21:23.740 stuff,
00:21:24.360 the Kara
00:21:24.840 Swisher type
00:21:25.560 attack,
00:21:26.740 where she
00:21:27.160 just mocks
00:21:27.880 somebody's
00:21:28.460 general
00:21:28.900 ability
00:21:29.420 without
00:21:30.600 pointing out
00:21:31.280 anything he
00:21:31.940 did wrong,
00:21:33.280 what did
00:21:33.740 he do wrong?
00:21:34.400 What did
00:21:35.820 David Sachs
00:21:36.500 do wrong?
00:21:37.960 Do you
00:21:38.340 have an
00:21:38.660 example?
00:21:39.760 Did he
00:21:40.080 get something
00:21:40.540 wrong on
00:21:41.040 all of
00:21:41.440 these
00:21:41.660 categories,
00:21:42.360 international
00:21:42.820 relations
00:21:43.460 expert,
00:21:44.280 political
00:21:44.780 strategist?
00:21:46.480 Was he
00:21:47.020 wrong on
00:21:47.420 all those
00:21:47.740 things?
00:21:48.720 Or is
00:21:49.580 she simply
00:21:50.040 describing
00:21:50.620 somebody who
00:21:51.840 has a
00:21:52.100 very impressive
00:21:52.740 talent stack,
00:21:54.360 somebody who
00:21:54.960 can talk about
00:21:55.800 economics and
00:21:56.680 international
00:21:57.200 relations in
00:21:58.800 an intelligent
00:21:59.960 way,
00:22:00.600 who is
00:22:01.480 looking at
00:22:01.920 the data
00:22:02.320 that is
00:22:02.680 available to
00:22:03.240 us and
00:22:04.040 trying to
00:22:04.520 derive
00:22:05.080 opinions based
00:22:06.360 on what
00:22:06.760 we observe?
00:22:09.480 I don't
00:22:10.160 know how
00:22:10.440 you hate
00:22:10.800 that.
00:22:11.880 It's hard
00:22:12.420 for me to
00:22:12.840 imagine that
00:22:13.980 somebody went
00:22:14.520 after him.
00:22:16.100 Now, to
00:22:16.980 be fair,
00:22:18.980 the right
00:22:19.440 also goes
00:22:20.160 after Greta
00:22:21.640 Thunberg,
00:22:22.840 right?
00:22:23.980 And usually
00:22:25.040 mocking her
00:22:25.620 for being a
00:22:26.320 young woman
00:22:27.240 who they
00:22:28.800 think is not
00:22:29.460 up on the
00:22:29.880 facts or
00:22:30.320 whatever they're
00:22:30.780 saying.
00:22:30.980 but that
00:22:33.280 again is
00:22:34.060 sort of a
00:22:34.500 special case
00:22:35.340 where it
00:22:35.780 was a
00:22:36.100 child,
00:22:37.560 a child
00:22:39.220 literally at
00:22:40.100 one point,
00:22:40.680 no longer
00:22:41.300 a child,
00:22:42.180 but a
00:22:42.700 minor trying
00:22:43.960 to influence
00:22:44.480 world events
00:22:45.800 in something
00:22:46.500 that she
00:22:46.900 couldn't
00:22:47.140 possibly have
00:22:47.820 understood.
00:22:49.860 That feels
00:22:50.680 different than
00:22:52.500 an adult who
00:22:53.440 is, you
00:22:54.060 know,
00:22:54.300 accomplished
00:22:54.960 and understands
00:22:55.820 the world
00:22:56.260 talking about
00:22:56.820 the world.
00:22:57.260 All right.
00:23:00.680 Well, so
00:23:01.680 RFK Jr.
00:23:02.720 is having
00:23:03.100 trouble getting
00:23:03.540 on Instagram
00:23:04.240 because every
00:23:05.420 time he puts
00:23:05.980 in his
00:23:06.500 campaign email
00:23:07.760 address, he
00:23:08.340 gets banned
00:23:08.740 for 180
00:23:09.380 days without
00:23:10.480 even getting
00:23:11.020 an account.
00:23:13.000 Do you
00:23:13.620 think that's
00:23:14.080 just a mistake?
00:23:15.740 Or do you
00:23:16.100 think Facebook
00:23:17.140 slash Instagram
00:23:18.060 slash meta is
00:23:19.420 really trying to
00:23:20.060 keep him off
00:23:20.600 Instagram?
00:23:21.000 I don't
00:23:25.700 know.
00:23:26.180 It looks
00:23:26.560 like a
00:23:27.060 coincidental
00:23:28.000 mistake that
00:23:29.560 coincidentally
00:23:30.200 goes in the
00:23:30.860 direction you
00:23:31.400 would expect
00:23:31.900 the coincidences
00:23:32.760 to go.
00:23:34.280 So, I
00:23:36.240 don't know.
00:23:37.020 We'll keep an
00:23:37.520 eye on that,
00:23:38.000 but he'll
00:23:38.200 probably get
00:23:38.660 on Instagram.
00:23:40.260 I guess RFK
00:23:41.140 Jr.
00:23:41.500 agreed with
00:23:42.540 Musk to
00:23:43.500 do us
00:23:43.840 spaces.
00:23:45.680 So that
00:23:46.480 should help
00:23:49.220 at least
00:23:50.420 the open
00:23:51.420 mindedness
00:23:52.140 of Musk.
00:23:53.980 Because remember
00:23:54.500 Musk invited
00:23:55.280 every presidential
00:23:56.180 candidate to
00:23:56.860 do us
00:23:57.100 spaces.
00:23:58.440 And RFK
00:23:59.780 Jr.
00:24:01.060 would be
00:24:01.580 a Democrat,
00:24:03.960 so he'd
00:24:04.480 now have a
00:24:05.820 mainstream
00:24:06.260 looking Republican
00:24:07.380 DeSantis and
00:24:08.400 a mainstream
00:24:09.040 sort of
00:24:10.440 Democrat.
00:24:13.200 I like
00:24:13.940 that.
00:24:15.020 I like
00:24:15.800 that.
00:24:16.760 That's
00:24:17.220 where I
00:24:17.800 want to
00:24:18.100 see Twitter
00:24:19.740 going.
00:24:20.420 Do you
00:24:21.300 know there
00:24:21.620 are still
00:24:22.140 people,
00:24:23.040 was it
00:24:23.340 Ben and
00:24:23.740 Jerry's,
00:24:24.240 who decided
00:24:24.700 they were
00:24:24.960 going to
00:24:25.160 leave
00:24:25.400 Twitter
00:24:25.740 because it
00:24:27.100 had become
00:24:27.500 full of
00:24:28.000 hate?
00:24:30.000 Have
00:24:30.520 anybody
00:24:30.800 noticed that?
00:24:32.440 Have you
00:24:32.800 seen a lot
00:24:33.200 of extra
00:24:33.840 hate on
00:24:34.460 Twitter?
00:24:35.480 Because I
00:24:35.940 haven't
00:24:36.200 noticed.
00:24:39.420 I feel
00:24:40.200 like there's
00:24:40.640 less.
00:24:42.180 But the
00:24:42.600 less is
00:24:43.020 because I
00:24:43.480 feel there
00:24:43.960 are fewer
00:24:44.420 paid trolls
00:24:45.600 coming after
00:24:46.200 me.
00:24:46.440 I would
00:24:47.580 say the
00:24:47.860 number of
00:24:48.340 paid,
00:24:48.900 obviously
00:24:49.440 paid,
00:24:50.560 trolls coming
00:24:51.300 after me is
00:24:51.940 way down.
00:24:53.040 Does anybody
00:24:53.380 have that same
00:24:53.960 experience?
00:24:54.640 Maybe it's
00:24:55.060 for the bigger
00:24:55.580 accounts.
00:24:56.780 Does anybody
00:24:57.300 notice that the
00:24:58.080 trolls are
00:24:58.980 less?
00:25:01.200 But I
00:25:01.560 wonder if
00:25:01.860 there's more
00:25:02.320 trolls that are
00:25:03.000 trolling the
00:25:04.480 political left.
00:25:06.640 Maybe there's
00:25:07.360 just fewer
00:25:07.780 trolls on
00:25:08.420 people like
00:25:09.160 me and
00:25:09.740 more trolls
00:25:10.280 on other
00:25:10.660 people.
00:25:11.880 Maybe.
00:25:12.160 It doesn't
00:25:14.400 look worse,
00:25:15.020 but it does
00:25:15.380 look a little
00:25:15.760 different.
00:25:17.340 I would say
00:25:17.840 Twitter looks
00:25:18.360 different but
00:25:18.920 not worse.
00:25:19.500 Because you
00:25:19.800 can say
00:25:20.200 things now
00:25:20.740 that you
00:25:21.000 couldn't say
00:25:21.400 before.
00:25:22.300 But I
00:25:22.640 suppose honesty
00:25:23.480 looks like
00:25:24.200 hate.
00:25:26.300 To some
00:25:26.920 people,
00:25:27.380 honesty and
00:25:27.860 hate would
00:25:28.220 look the
00:25:28.520 same.
00:25:29.920 All right.
00:25:32.660 So I
00:25:35.020 would like to
00:25:35.600 pick up on a
00:25:37.060 point I made
00:25:37.600 before I saw
00:25:38.300 Greg Gottfellow
00:25:39.100 talk about this
00:25:39.780 as well.
00:25:40.800 But I call
00:25:41.500 this the Bob
00:25:42.260 Dole play.
00:25:43.840 I told you
00:25:44.500 the story
00:25:44.900 about Bill
00:25:46.080 Clinton.
00:25:47.580 And when he
00:25:48.540 and Al Gore
00:25:49.180 were running
00:25:49.700 against Bob
00:25:50.520 Dole,
00:25:51.520 Bob Dole was
00:25:52.280 hard to beat
00:25:52.840 because he
00:25:53.380 was a beloved
00:25:54.760 older World
00:25:55.980 War II vet,
00:25:57.340 the greatest
00:25:58.260 generation,
00:25:59.040 et cetera.
00:26:00.000 And the way
00:26:00.620 Clinton dismissed
00:26:02.320 Dole is rather
00:26:04.300 than going hard
00:26:05.180 at him, he
00:26:06.160 went at him
00:26:06.660 respectfully,
00:26:08.000 respecting his
00:26:08.700 service,
00:26:10.000 respecting his
00:26:10.660 contribution.
00:26:11.500 But basically
00:26:12.540 hinting that his
00:26:13.600 time was over.
00:26:15.180 Yeah, you did
00:26:16.260 a good job.
00:26:17.460 Now it's time to
00:26:18.120 think of the
00:26:18.520 future.
00:26:19.920 So the
00:26:21.040 approach was to
00:26:22.680 instead of go
00:26:23.360 hard at Dole,
00:26:24.400 which could have
00:26:25.020 gotten some
00:26:25.600 pushback because
00:26:26.600 people loved him,
00:26:27.740 even if you
00:26:28.300 didn't think he
00:26:28.960 was presidential
00:26:30.020 material, he
00:26:31.400 was very
00:26:31.780 lovable.
00:26:32.880 I mean, just a
00:26:33.400 lovable guy,
00:26:34.400 right?
00:26:35.080 So you didn't
00:26:35.820 want to go hard
00:26:36.420 at a lovable
00:26:37.120 guy.
00:26:37.840 So you just
00:26:38.460 sort of patronized
00:26:39.640 him, great
00:26:40.560 job, thank
00:26:42.060 you for your
00:26:42.460 service, pat
00:26:43.220 in the head,
00:26:44.180 but now leave
00:26:45.440 the future to the
00:26:46.240 younger people,
00:26:46.900 we'll take care
00:26:47.360 of this.
00:26:48.520 But I noticed
00:26:49.760 that Trump is
00:26:50.460 using that play
00:26:51.400 on Biden and
00:26:53.160 Biden's cognitive
00:26:54.300 abilities, famously
00:26:57.220 telling Hannity that
00:26:58.780 he told Hannity not
00:26:59.900 to make fun of that
00:27:00.700 because it's not
00:27:01.260 funny, which is
00:27:03.140 just beautiful
00:27:04.020 persuasion.
00:27:04.660 It's beautiful.
00:27:07.460 To see Trump, and
00:27:10.880 I think he got
00:27:12.080 away with it.
00:27:12.820 I think he got
00:27:13.460 away with saying
00:27:15.200 that whatever's
00:27:16.020 going on here is
00:27:16.660 not funny.
00:27:17.580 Because again,
00:27:18.240 that's making you
00:27:18.860 think past the
00:27:19.600 sale.
00:27:21.500 Biden's dementia,
00:27:23.140 is it fun to make
00:27:24.060 fun of it, or is it
00:27:25.120 not funny?
00:27:25.940 Oh, I made you
00:27:26.860 think past the
00:27:27.540 sale that he has
00:27:28.120 dementia.
00:27:29.800 Not only did I
00:27:30.720 make you think
00:27:31.280 past the sale that
00:27:32.800 my opponent has
00:27:34.500 dementia, but I
00:27:36.340 made you think
00:27:37.040 that I'm not the
00:27:37.700 kind of person who
00:27:38.480 would mock that
00:27:40.460 because that's
00:27:41.140 something you can't
00:27:42.340 control.
00:27:43.840 And if Trump
00:27:44.780 takes the position
00:27:47.400 of I'm not going
00:27:48.340 to mock something
00:27:48.980 that a person
00:27:50.140 can't control,
00:27:51.900 oh my God,
00:27:52.660 that's good.
00:27:54.000 I would love him
00:27:54.800 to say that.
00:27:56.040 I'd love him to
00:27:56.640 say you shouldn't
00:27:59.740 make fun of things
00:28:00.660 that people don't
00:28:01.320 have control over.
00:28:02.680 And he definitely
00:28:03.160 doesn't have control
00:28:03.960 of her dementia,
00:28:05.100 if he has it,
00:28:06.320 and it looks like
00:28:06.940 he does.
00:28:08.300 So that's just
00:28:10.200 perfect.
00:28:11.100 Like, you can't
00:28:11.660 get better than
00:28:12.300 that.
00:28:17.600 Somebody thinks
00:28:18.400 I've whined about
00:28:19.180 being cancelled.
00:28:20.800 All right, let's
00:28:21.480 take a vote.
00:28:22.120 Have I whined about
00:28:23.120 being cancelled?
00:28:25.860 Does anybody
00:28:26.480 see me whine?
00:28:28.520 No, you're
00:28:29.380 imagining it.
00:28:30.520 And you know
00:28:31.000 what?
00:28:31.200 It also shows
00:28:32.320 that you're
00:28:32.580 probably a
00:28:33.340 Democrat.
00:28:34.400 Because instead
00:28:35.280 of talking about
00:28:36.020 any issues,
00:28:37.240 you thought that
00:28:37.960 the one thing
00:28:38.560 that was worth
00:28:39.160 saying was
00:28:40.860 something about
00:28:41.480 me personally.
00:28:43.040 Nothing about
00:28:43.640 my opinions,
00:28:44.660 nothing about
00:28:45.080 the news,
00:28:46.360 nothing about
00:28:46.820 the policies
00:28:47.440 of the country.
00:28:48.440 You just have
00:28:49.200 to say something
00:28:49.860 negative about
00:28:50.740 me, my
00:28:51.480 personality.
00:28:52.780 That's all you
00:28:53.600 had.
00:28:54.420 That's all you
00:28:55.160 had.
00:28:56.560 Think about
00:28:57.300 yourself.
00:28:58.060 Go back and
00:28:58.720 go back to
00:28:59.260 your little
00:28:59.560 Democrat hole
00:29:00.380 where all
00:29:01.360 you care
00:29:01.720 about is
00:29:02.380 people's
00:29:02.880 personalities.
00:29:04.520 And that's
00:29:07.840 enough about
00:29:08.260 you.
00:29:10.740 Trump has
00:29:11.640 congratulated
00:29:12.540 Kim Jong-un
00:29:13.460 for being
00:29:14.740 granted a
00:29:15.340 position on
00:29:15.920 the World
00:29:16.260 Health Organization
00:29:17.260 Executive
00:29:17.840 Board.
00:29:18.400 Now, this
00:29:27.500 is what you
00:29:28.040 call a
00:29:29.440 three-fer.
00:29:30.600 This might
00:29:31.420 be the first
00:29:31.980 three-fer you've
00:29:33.120 ever seen.
00:29:33.860 You know what
00:29:34.200 a two-fer is?
00:29:35.340 You get two
00:29:36.060 benefits instead
00:29:36.880 of one.
00:29:37.760 This is a
00:29:38.560 three-fer.
00:29:40.160 Number one,
00:29:41.860 Trump remains
00:29:42.880 friends with
00:29:43.840 Kim Jong-un,
00:29:45.080 right?
00:29:46.320 So Trump
00:29:47.420 remains on
00:29:48.140 friendly terms
00:29:48.740 with Kim
00:29:49.140 Jong-un,
00:29:49.580 should he
00:29:50.040 become
00:29:50.340 president.
00:29:51.500 Very useful.
00:29:52.720 Very useful.
00:29:53.320 So that's
00:29:53.620 one.
00:29:54.600 Number two,
00:29:56.460 he gets
00:30:00.620 everybody
00:30:01.000 talking about
00:30:01.760 it.
00:30:02.460 So he gets
00:30:02.940 publicity for
00:30:04.180 saying the
00:30:04.660 thing you're
00:30:05.020 not supposed
00:30:05.520 to say,
00:30:06.460 right?
00:30:07.120 So now he's
00:30:07.780 got a bunch
00:30:08.180 of publicity
00:30:08.900 for it.
00:30:10.240 That's two.
00:30:11.780 Now, do
00:30:12.700 you hate
00:30:13.080 the fact
00:30:13.600 that Trump
00:30:14.940 could be
00:30:16.140 buddies with
00:30:16.960 Kim Jong-un?
00:30:18.780 That literally
00:30:19.860 takes the
00:30:20.460 risk of
00:30:20.900 nuclear war
00:30:22.520 off the
00:30:22.880 table.
00:30:24.280 All they
00:30:24.860 have to do
00:30:25.220 is get
00:30:25.520 along,
00:30:25.880 and there's
00:30:26.060 really no
00:30:26.500 risk of
00:30:26.880 nuclear war
00:30:27.520 at all.
00:30:28.800 He could
00:30:29.120 just take
00:30:29.460 it off
00:30:29.680 the table.
00:30:30.500 But the
00:30:30.820 best part
00:30:31.360 of this,
00:30:32.600 by far,
00:30:33.480 is the
00:30:33.860 three-fer,
00:30:35.500 where he's
00:30:36.940 congratulating
00:30:37.760 him for
00:30:38.120 being part
00:30:38.600 of the
00:30:38.820 World Health
00:30:39.340 Organization.
00:30:41.140 What do
00:30:41.480 you think
00:30:41.720 Trump thinks
00:30:42.320 of the
00:30:42.580 World Health
00:30:43.080 Organization?
00:30:43.660 He's
00:30:48.260 making fun
00:30:48.880 of the
00:30:49.120 World Health
00:30:49.620 Organization
00:30:50.340 at the
00:30:51.300 same time
00:30:51.820 he's
00:30:52.040 complimenting
00:30:52.740 his buddy,
00:30:53.620 at the
00:30:54.000 same time
00:30:54.400 he's
00:30:54.580 getting
00:30:54.780 publicity.
00:30:59.220 It's a
00:30:59.900 three-fer.
00:31:00.760 It's
00:31:01.200 beautiful.
00:31:02.340 It's just
00:31:02.780 beautiful.
00:31:05.020 And
00:31:05.540 everybody will
00:31:06.020 be all
00:31:06.280 upset about
00:31:06.920 it.
00:31:08.320 And the
00:31:09.040 more upset
00:31:09.540 people are
00:31:10.120 about it,
00:31:11.040 that he's
00:31:11.360 backing
00:31:11.680 Kim Jong-un,
00:31:13.140 is going
00:31:15.220 to remind
00:31:15.700 you that
00:31:16.040 he can
00:31:16.380 get along
00:31:16.900 with anybody,
00:31:19.380 like Putin,
00:31:20.580 President
00:31:20.900 Xi,
00:31:21.620 he can
00:31:22.500 just get
00:31:22.820 along with
00:31:23.200 anybody,
00:31:24.060 which is
00:31:24.680 what people
00:31:25.120 are looking
00:31:25.520 for.
00:31:26.260 They're
00:31:26.640 looking for
00:31:27.060 somebody who
00:31:27.460 can get
00:31:27.800 along with
00:31:28.260 the other
00:31:28.480 leaders,
00:31:28.980 not have
00:31:29.900 a nuclear
00:31:30.300 war with
00:31:30.840 them.
00:31:33.240 Oh,
00:31:33.800 that made
00:31:34.140 me laugh.
00:31:35.400 All right.
00:31:37.680 I would
00:31:38.360 like to
00:31:38.920 confess
00:31:40.500 some
00:31:41.020 ignorance
00:31:41.480 and a
00:31:42.520 mistake
00:31:42.920 that I
00:31:43.300 made.
00:31:44.760 But when
00:31:45.660 I got
00:31:48.160 first
00:31:48.520 canceled,
00:31:50.140 Glenn
00:31:50.560 Lowry,
00:31:52.040 who's a
00:31:52.660 podcaster
00:31:53.540 and economist,
00:31:54.980 had offered
00:31:55.680 to talk to
00:31:56.780 me right
00:31:57.080 after,
00:31:57.400 and I
00:31:57.540 wasn't
00:31:58.360 going to
00:31:58.900 do too
00:31:59.200 many
00:31:59.360 interviews,
00:31:59.900 so I
00:32:00.200 declined.
00:32:01.580 However,
00:32:02.320 after seeing
00:32:02.960 Glenn
00:32:03.320 Lowry in
00:32:04.760 action,
00:32:05.280 I guess
00:32:05.540 he's over
00:32:05.880 in Oxford
00:32:06.420 where he
00:32:07.400 was talking
00:32:09.240 to some
00:32:09.620 folks,
00:32:09.900 I really
00:32:11.200 should have
00:32:11.540 done that
00:32:11.880 interview.
00:32:12.680 He's a
00:32:13.080 freaking
00:32:13.320 smart guy.
00:32:14.740 And I
00:32:14.980 didn't realize
00:32:15.380 he was an
00:32:15.760 economist
00:32:16.100 until today
00:32:17.260 when I
00:32:17.600 saw the
00:32:17.860 tweet.
00:32:18.660 But
00:32:18.800 economists
00:32:19.300 are definitely
00:32:19.820 different
00:32:20.180 animals.
00:32:21.680 And he
00:32:22.560 made a
00:32:22.940 point that,
00:32:24.860 and you
00:32:25.560 need to
00:32:25.840 know he's
00:32:26.140 black for
00:32:26.780 the purpose
00:32:27.220 of this
00:32:27.580 story.
00:32:28.600 The story
00:32:29.080 doesn't make
00:32:29.560 sense unless
00:32:30.120 you know he's
00:32:30.580 black.
00:32:31.040 I hate doing
00:32:31.740 that.
00:32:32.980 But the
00:32:33.760 story requires
00:32:34.560 it,
00:32:35.020 unfortunately.
00:32:35.480 It just
00:32:37.700 feels creepy
00:32:38.480 to mention
00:32:40.120 somebody's
00:32:40.700 gender or
00:32:41.420 their ethnicity
00:32:42.560 before you
00:32:43.760 tell a story
00:32:44.360 about how
00:32:44.800 awesome they
00:32:45.320 are.
00:32:46.220 That doesn't
00:32:46.720 feel right.
00:32:47.920 Somehow we
00:32:48.320 have to get
00:32:48.660 past that.
00:32:49.980 But in
00:32:50.400 this story,
00:32:50.960 it's essential
00:32:51.480 because he
00:32:52.620 was talking
00:32:53.040 about the
00:32:55.020 disconnect
00:32:55.500 between these
00:32:57.680 two notions
00:32:58.360 which are both
00:32:59.100 held to be
00:32:59.680 true.
00:33:01.000 This is held
00:33:01.720 to be true.
00:33:04.000 Cultures are
00:33:04.800 very different
00:33:05.400 and that
00:33:06.860 people are
00:33:07.320 proud of
00:33:07.700 their culture
00:33:08.240 and their
00:33:08.780 culture is
00:33:09.320 distinct.
00:33:10.940 Would you
00:33:11.500 agree?
00:33:12.800 There are
00:33:13.400 groups who
00:33:13.860 say, yes,
00:33:14.360 my culture,
00:33:14.940 my culture,
00:33:15.760 and my
00:33:16.740 culture is
00:33:17.260 distinct.
00:33:17.860 It doesn't
00:33:18.240 act the way
00:33:18.700 you act.
00:33:19.720 We act
00:33:20.220 differently.
00:33:21.640 That's the
00:33:22.180 whole point
00:33:22.540 of a culture.
00:33:23.720 Culture means
00:33:24.720 you act
00:33:25.300 differently.
00:33:25.960 If you
00:33:26.180 acted the
00:33:26.600 same, it
00:33:26.960 wouldn't be
00:33:27.440 a culture.
00:33:28.380 It would
00:33:28.640 be everybody
00:33:29.180 acting the
00:33:30.000 same.
00:33:31.240 So on
00:33:32.220 one hand,
00:33:32.720 you want to
00:33:33.080 say we have
00:33:33.580 a culture and
00:33:34.280 it's different
00:33:34.740 from yours.
00:33:36.620 And then
00:33:36.900 Glenn Lowry
00:33:37.540 points out
00:33:38.180 that you
00:33:39.480 also want
00:33:40.080 the outcomes
00:33:40.600 to be the
00:33:41.060 same.
00:33:42.860 And he
00:33:43.540 points out
00:33:44.040 that logically
00:33:44.760 there's no
00:33:45.560 situation where
00:33:46.340 that could
00:33:46.700 ever occur.
00:33:48.060 You can't
00:33:48.560 have people
00:33:48.980 acting
00:33:49.400 differently
00:33:49.860 and getting
00:33:50.300 the same
00:33:50.700 outcomes.
00:33:52.920 Now that
00:33:53.840 is smart.
00:33:56.040 And that's
00:33:56.760 the economist
00:33:58.060 part coming
00:33:58.680 out.
00:33:59.100 Like that's
00:33:59.460 what makes
00:33:59.860 him an
00:34:00.140 economist.
00:34:00.940 That is
00:34:01.640 just smart.
00:34:02.920 There's no
00:34:03.300 other way to
00:34:03.840 describe that.
00:34:05.560 And I
00:34:07.600 wondered why
00:34:08.160 I'd never
00:34:08.540 heard that
00:34:08.960 before.
00:34:10.360 Because as
00:34:11.000 soon as you
00:34:11.320 hear it,
00:34:11.700 you go,
00:34:12.200 okay, that's
00:34:12.660 permanently
00:34:13.140 part of my
00:34:13.720 thinking now.
00:34:14.860 I'm now
00:34:15.340 completely
00:34:15.900 changed.
00:34:17.180 Because I
00:34:18.300 can never
00:34:18.740 go forward
00:34:19.440 without
00:34:19.760 thinking that.
00:34:21.260 That's just
00:34:21.920 so clean
00:34:22.540 and precise.
00:34:24.220 twice.
00:34:25.860 And I
00:34:28.000 just love
00:34:28.380 it.
00:34:28.520 I don't
00:34:28.780 know.
00:34:29.320 He also
00:34:30.380 mentioned
00:34:30.820 Thomas Sowell.
00:34:32.240 So he
00:34:32.840 did a
00:34:33.400 homage to
00:34:34.940 Thomas Sowell.
00:34:36.100 what to
00:34:44.840 say about
00:34:45.240 that.
00:34:45.860 DeSantis
00:34:46.260 did a
00:34:46.720 good job
00:34:47.120 with
00:34:47.240 the
00:34:47.320 heckler.
00:34:49.560 Some
00:34:49.960 either
00:34:50.980 gay
00:34:51.380 activist
00:34:51.880 or
00:34:52.100 possibly
00:34:52.620 maybe
00:34:54.280 an
00:34:54.480 ally of
00:34:54.920 some
00:34:55.080 kind
00:34:55.300 was in
00:34:56.060 his
00:34:56.500 audience
00:34:57.340 and yelled
00:34:58.000 to him.
00:34:59.220 And this
00:34:59.460 was regarding
00:35:00.080 the so-called
00:35:01.500 don't say
00:35:02.400 gay laws,
00:35:03.260 which are
00:35:03.480 not really
00:35:03.840 don't say
00:35:04.300 gay laws,
00:35:04.900 but that's
00:35:05.480 another
00:35:05.700 question.
00:35:06.600 But it
00:35:06.840 was about
00:35:07.120 that topic
00:35:07.680 and the
00:35:08.900 person in
00:35:09.940 the audience
00:35:10.340 yelled,
00:35:10.880 you're an
00:35:11.280 effing
00:35:11.660 fascist.
00:35:15.160 And here's
00:35:15.860 what DeSantis
00:35:16.320 said.
00:35:17.420 Well,
00:35:17.900 thank you,
00:35:18.620 DeSantis
00:35:18.940 said.
00:35:19.720 We're not
00:35:20.160 going to
00:35:20.520 let you
00:35:20.860 impose an
00:35:21.840 agenda on
00:35:22.500 our kids.
00:35:23.440 We're going
00:35:24.020 to stand
00:35:24.460 up for our
00:35:24.960 kids.
00:35:25.440 We're going
00:35:25.820 to make
00:35:26.040 sure to do
00:35:26.540 it right.
00:35:27.900 And then
00:35:28.360 he said,
00:35:28.960 those people
00:35:30.000 like that in
00:35:30.640 Florida are
00:35:31.120 the people we
00:35:31.660 beat every
00:35:32.200 single day on
00:35:33.040 policy.
00:35:34.900 we're not
00:35:36.540 going to
00:35:36.700 let you
00:35:36.980 indoctrinate
00:35:37.580 our kids.
00:35:39.120 So here's
00:35:39.700 what was
00:35:40.020 beautiful about
00:35:40.660 it.
00:35:42.220 The
00:35:42.560 heckler
00:35:43.140 attacked
00:35:43.700 DeSantis
00:35:44.320 and DeSantis
00:35:46.000 said,
00:35:46.580 you can
00:35:46.820 attack me
00:35:47.300 all you
00:35:47.580 want.
00:35:48.120 I'm still
00:35:48.560 going to
00:35:48.800 protect your
00:35:49.340 children.
00:35:51.440 That's pretty
00:35:52.300 good.
00:35:53.280 That's really
00:35:54.080 good.
00:35:54.840 Because there
00:35:55.420 were a hundred
00:35:56.100 ways he could
00:35:56.820 have done
00:35:57.120 that wrong.
00:35:58.740 He could
00:35:59.320 have talked
00:35:59.660 about,
00:36:00.060 you know,
00:36:00.280 policy or
00:36:01.620 he could
00:36:02.440 have asked
00:36:02.920 the heckler
00:36:04.040 to be
00:36:04.460 taken out
00:36:06.600 or he could
00:36:07.380 have said,
00:36:07.760 you misunderstand
00:36:08.260 my policy or
00:36:09.940 you're
00:36:10.600 misinterpreting
00:36:11.460 me.
00:36:12.580 There were
00:36:13.160 a hundred
00:36:13.460 ways he could
00:36:14.060 have done
00:36:14.340 that wrong.
00:36:15.580 The right
00:36:16.120 answer was
00:36:16.720 stay away
00:36:17.180 from our
00:36:17.580 kids.
00:36:18.980 You can't
00:36:19.720 beat that.
00:36:20.720 Stay away
00:36:21.320 from our
00:36:21.720 kids.
00:36:23.100 Wow.
00:36:24.300 And he got
00:36:24.680 a standing
00:36:25.060 ovation.
00:36:25.740 I can see
00:36:26.460 why.
00:36:28.260 Speaking of
00:36:29.060 Trump again,
00:36:30.240 he's introduced
00:36:31.040 a new word.
00:36:31.920 We'll see if
00:36:32.360 this catches
00:36:32.860 on.
00:36:33.900 But instead
00:36:35.100 of calling
00:36:35.480 the MAGA
00:36:36.600 supporters
00:36:37.580 MAGA,
00:36:39.880 he wants
00:36:40.260 to call
00:36:40.560 them
00:36:40.860 MAGADONIANS.
00:36:43.620 MAGADONIANS.
00:36:46.340 Which,
00:36:47.140 as Jessica
00:36:47.760 Vaughn pointed
00:36:48.740 out on
00:36:49.260 Twitter,
00:36:50.320 has the
00:36:50.940 advantage of
00:36:51.500 the word
00:36:51.800 DON right
00:36:52.520 in the
00:36:52.720 middle.
00:36:53.260 D-O-N.
00:36:54.460 They're
00:36:54.620 MAGADONIANS.
00:36:57.840 Is that
00:36:58.480 a coincidence?
00:36:59.340 I don't
00:36:59.560 know.
00:37:02.020 Here's
00:37:02.460 the story.
00:37:04.780 Again,
00:37:05.320 this is
00:37:07.020 more evidence
00:37:07.660 that we've
00:37:08.160 reached peak
00:37:08.820 wokeness.
00:37:10.660 You tell
00:37:11.240 me if this
00:37:11.740 is not
00:37:12.080 evidence of
00:37:12.720 peak
00:37:13.000 wokeness.
00:37:13.840 I'll just
00:37:14.140 give you the
00:37:14.520 headline.
00:37:15.460 You don't
00:37:15.780 even need
00:37:16.120 to know
00:37:16.400 the details.
00:37:19.360 U.S.
00:37:19.760 military,
00:37:21.740 let's say,
00:37:22.740 Joe Biden's
00:37:23.260 administration
00:37:23.820 has stopped
00:37:24.860 the U.S.
00:37:25.400 military bases
00:37:26.100 from hosting
00:37:26.820 drag shows.
00:37:29.060 The U.S.
00:37:31.620 military was
00:37:32.260 going to
00:37:32.460 host drag
00:37:33.040 shows.
00:37:35.200 Now, just
00:37:35.880 to be clear,
00:37:37.280 you can do a
00:37:37.880 drag show
00:37:38.300 anywhere you
00:37:38.720 want.
00:37:39.520 I'm okay
00:37:40.220 with adults
00:37:40.860 doing any
00:37:42.060 kind of
00:37:42.400 legal entertainment
00:37:43.200 and enjoying
00:37:44.060 it as such.
00:37:45.400 So, I have
00:37:46.200 no problem
00:37:46.580 with drag
00:37:47.020 shows.
00:37:47.340 but do
00:37:48.500 they have
00:37:48.800 to be
00:37:49.000 everywhere?
00:37:50.680 Does a
00:37:51.160 drag show
00:37:51.640 just literally
00:37:52.300 have to be
00:37:52.980 everywhere?
00:37:54.360 You can't
00:37:54.940 have any
00:37:55.420 place that
00:37:55.880 you can go
00:37:56.240 without a
00:37:56.640 drag show?
00:37:57.720 And again,
00:37:58.640 no problem
00:37:59.160 with drag
00:37:59.560 shows.
00:38:00.740 People should
00:38:01.360 express
00:38:01.900 themselves
00:38:02.440 as theatrically
00:38:04.260 and in any
00:38:05.940 entertaining
00:38:06.400 way they
00:38:06.780 want.
00:38:07.440 If people
00:38:07.880 want to
00:38:08.180 see it,
00:38:08.480 that's
00:38:08.680 great.
00:38:09.560 If we're
00:38:10.120 talking about
00:38:10.560 adults.
00:38:10.980 but even
00:38:13.280 Joe Biden's
00:38:14.220 administration
00:38:14.940 couldn't put
00:38:17.600 up with
00:38:18.080 hosting drag
00:38:18.960 shows on
00:38:19.420 a military
00:38:19.860 base.
00:38:20.960 Now,
00:38:21.380 tell me I'm
00:38:22.240 wrong.
00:38:23.520 We've reached
00:38:24.300 the top.
00:38:26.120 When Biden
00:38:27.180 is telling
00:38:27.820 them to cut
00:38:28.480 out the
00:38:28.820 drag shows,
00:38:30.160 we've reached
00:38:30.920 the top.
00:38:32.460 We found
00:38:33.200 out how far
00:38:33.780 this thing
00:38:34.200 can go,
00:38:35.080 and that's
00:38:35.660 how far
00:38:35.960 it can go,
00:38:36.720 and now
00:38:37.040 we're done.
00:38:38.720 All right.
00:38:38.940 news today
00:38:42.020 said that
00:38:43.120 the UN
00:38:43.660 Climate
00:38:44.140 Agency
00:38:44.720 picked its
00:38:46.280 first woman
00:38:46.980 leader.
00:38:48.540 How about
00:38:49.180 that?
00:38:50.420 Yeah.
00:38:52.040 There's sort
00:38:52.460 of two
00:38:52.740 stories there,
00:38:53.740 two stories
00:38:54.340 that they'd
00:38:55.180 like us to
00:38:55.740 know,
00:38:56.540 and this is
00:38:57.100 important.
00:38:57.760 Not only
00:38:58.320 do they have
00:38:58.880 a new
00:38:59.240 leader for
00:39:00.580 the climate
00:39:01.280 stuff at
00:39:02.240 the UN,
00:39:03.080 new leader,
00:39:03.760 so that would
00:39:04.140 be news by
00:39:04.700 itself,
00:39:05.940 just all by
00:39:06.500 itself,
00:39:07.220 but on top
00:39:08.000 of the fact
00:39:08.440 it's a new
00:39:08.960 leader,
00:39:10.140 the leader
00:39:11.540 has a vagina,
00:39:13.220 and that was
00:39:14.100 the headline.
00:39:15.820 Yeah.
00:39:16.180 How would
00:39:16.580 you like to
00:39:18.540 achieve this
00:39:19.340 level of
00:39:20.100 success,
00:39:21.520 the woman
00:39:22.280 who got
00:39:22.840 this job?
00:39:23.960 This must
00:39:24.440 be one of
00:39:24.900 the most
00:39:26.000 prestigious,
00:39:28.580 respectable
00:39:29.460 things you
00:39:30.360 could ever
00:39:30.700 do.
00:39:31.040 I mean,
00:39:31.200 it's really
00:39:31.520 like a
00:39:32.320 crown in
00:39:33.080 your
00:39:33.440 achievements.
00:39:35.080 And what
00:39:35.420 does the
00:39:35.740 news talk
00:39:36.260 about?
00:39:36.520 Her vagina.
00:39:37.040 Right.
00:39:38.460 No,
00:39:38.760 not her
00:39:39.120 success,
00:39:40.440 not her
00:39:41.120 background,
00:39:42.520 not all of
00:39:43.120 her capabilities,
00:39:44.220 nothing about
00:39:44.800 her talent
00:39:45.300 stack,
00:39:46.600 how she's
00:39:47.360 worked hard
00:39:47.960 to get
00:39:48.340 here,
00:39:49.160 how she's
00:39:49.660 going to
00:39:49.920 change
00:39:50.380 things,
00:39:51.280 how her
00:39:51.760 opinions will
00:39:52.920 maybe guide
00:39:53.940 the organization,
00:39:56.260 nothing like
00:39:56.880 that.
00:39:57.700 No,
00:39:57.980 it had to
00:39:58.400 be that she
00:39:58.820 has a vagina.
00:40:00.500 That's what
00:40:00.940 we needed to
00:40:01.500 know.
00:40:02.160 And by the
00:40:02.580 way,
00:40:02.780 we know
00:40:03.080 she has
00:40:03.480 one,
00:40:04.200 because if
00:40:05.020 she did
00:40:06.620 not have
00:40:07.020 one,
00:40:07.680 the news
00:40:08.140 would have
00:40:08.440 told us.
00:40:09.300 Am I
00:40:09.540 right?
00:40:10.400 If she
00:40:10.960 did not
00:40:11.360 have a
00:40:11.680 vagina,
00:40:12.220 the news
00:40:12.600 would have
00:40:12.900 told us
00:40:13.260 that,
00:40:13.580 specifically.
00:40:14.900 They would
00:40:15.200 have said,
00:40:15.760 you know,
00:40:16.420 born biological
00:40:17.400 male,
00:40:17.940 but now
00:40:18.300 trans woman,
00:40:19.460 and then
00:40:19.820 you would
00:40:20.100 know.
00:40:20.900 Well,
00:40:21.300 I mean,
00:40:21.880 they might
00:40:22.220 even tell
00:40:22.560 you if
00:40:22.740 there's
00:40:22.920 surgery or
00:40:23.440 not.
00:40:24.340 So,
00:40:24.740 yes,
00:40:25.420 we don't
00:40:25.860 care about
00:40:26.340 her abilities
00:40:27.500 or any
00:40:28.380 of her
00:40:28.600 talents.
00:40:29.420 We don't
00:40:29.760 care about
00:40:30.140 the hard
00:40:30.700 work she's
00:40:31.260 put in.
00:40:32.920 But does
00:40:33.480 she or
00:40:33.840 does she
00:40:34.300 not have
00:40:34.820 a vagina?
00:40:35.940 That's the
00:40:36.440 headline right
00:40:37.300 there,
00:40:38.200 ladies and
00:40:38.680 gentlemen.
00:40:39.960 Now,
00:40:40.280 once again,
00:40:40.920 I give
00:40:41.340 you peak
00:40:42.640 wokeness.
00:40:44.420 Is it
00:40:44.820 not peak
00:40:45.440 wokeness
00:40:46.020 when a
00:40:47.240 woman with
00:40:48.660 high
00:40:49.380 credentials
00:40:50.520 gets a
00:40:51.340 high job
00:40:52.420 and we're
00:40:52.800 talking about
00:40:53.260 her vagina?
00:40:54.960 That's
00:40:55.460 the top
00:40:57.160 of the
00:40:57.380 craziness.
00:40:58.700 We've
00:40:59.380 reached peak
00:41:00.200 ridiculousness.
00:41:02.640 Peak
00:41:02.940 ridiculousness.
00:41:05.820 All right.
00:41:10.540 Looks like
00:41:11.480 Amazon is
00:41:12.360 noodling over
00:41:13.360 offering
00:41:14.000 cheap
00:41:15.280 wireless
00:41:15.760 service,
00:41:17.380 which has
00:41:18.240 made stock
00:41:19.660 prices go up
00:41:20.420 and down.
00:41:21.100 Now,
00:41:21.440 they didn't
00:41:21.860 say a
00:41:22.240 phone,
00:41:23.660 so it
00:41:24.060 just says
00:41:24.440 wireless
00:41:24.880 service,
00:41:25.480 and somehow
00:41:25.900 they're
00:41:26.400 negotiating
00:41:27.100 with Verizon
00:41:28.200 and Dish
00:41:29.040 to piggyback
00:41:30.920 on their
00:41:31.460 capacity.
00:41:33.320 Now,
00:41:33.740 I never
00:41:34.080 really understand
00:41:34.800 why Verizon
00:41:35.480 would sell
00:41:36.040 excess capacity
00:41:37.080 to a
00:41:37.500 competitor.
00:41:39.360 So,
00:41:39.880 maybe it's
00:41:41.080 because they
00:41:41.640 think it'll
00:41:42.040 be a low-end
00:41:42.760 service,
00:41:43.940 so it's not
00:41:45.020 really competitive.
00:41:46.160 I don't know.
00:41:46.860 I'm not sure
00:41:47.360 what the
00:41:47.640 thinking is,
00:41:48.860 but I don't
00:41:49.980 know if it's
00:41:50.320 going to
00:41:50.500 happen.
00:41:50.740 But I
00:41:51.820 would say
00:41:52.200 that Jeff
00:41:52.740 Bezos,
00:41:54.280 if he's
00:41:54.860 assuming that
00:41:55.480 he's running
00:41:56.320 the show,
00:41:57.500 his instincts
00:41:58.500 are really
00:41:59.000 good.
00:42:00.320 That's the
00:42:00.660 understatement
00:42:01.900 of the
00:42:02.260 century,
00:42:02.720 isn't it?
00:42:03.460 Jeff Bezos
00:42:04.160 has good
00:42:04.700 instincts.
00:42:06.140 That's like
00:42:06.500 the understatement
00:42:07.380 of all
00:42:07.740 understatements.
00:42:08.900 Yeah,
00:42:09.520 he has good
00:42:10.020 instincts.
00:42:10.640 Okay,
00:42:10.920 let's give
00:42:11.560 him that.
00:42:13.260 This is
00:42:13.940 the exact
00:42:14.600 time for
00:42:15.680 Amazon to
00:42:16.400 get into
00:42:16.760 the mobile
00:42:17.480 phone
00:42:17.980 business.
00:42:19.440 You know
00:42:19.760 why?
00:42:21.060 Because of
00:42:21.560 AI.
00:42:22.800 AI is going
00:42:23.740 to kick
00:42:24.320 the shit
00:42:24.920 out of all
00:42:25.460 the established
00:42:26.440 players.
00:42:28.000 Everything's
00:42:28.480 just going
00:42:28.840 to get
00:42:29.000 stirred.
00:42:30.500 He's
00:42:30.880 jumping in
00:42:31.440 just when
00:42:31.880 the pot
00:42:32.260 is all
00:42:32.540 going to
00:42:32.740 get stirred,
00:42:33.640 which means
00:42:34.360 he could
00:42:34.700 end up
00:42:35.100 with a
00:42:35.700 nice little
00:42:36.120 bowl of
00:42:36.560 soup there,
00:42:37.440 taking my
00:42:37.960 analogy to
00:42:38.640 its conclusion.
00:42:40.640 So,
00:42:41.960 again,
00:42:43.120 you know,
00:42:43.600 Amazon's one
00:42:44.440 of my
00:42:44.700 favorite
00:42:45.040 companies to
00:42:45.880 watch for
00:42:47.520 excellence in
00:42:49.040 execution.
00:42:51.540 Do you
00:42:52.000 ever notice
00:42:52.460 how good
00:42:53.140 the Amazon
00:42:54.000 software works?
00:42:55.460 To the
00:42:55.860 point where
00:42:56.260 you stop
00:42:56.640 thinking about
00:42:57.340 it?
00:42:58.920 It's almost
00:42:59.640 the only
00:43:00.200 software that's
00:43:00.960 ever done
00:43:01.380 that for me.
00:43:02.620 Amazon software
00:43:03.560 is so good
00:43:04.940 that I don't
00:43:06.220 think about it.
00:43:07.240 I don't think
00:43:07.840 about the
00:43:08.180 interface.
00:43:08.880 I just use
00:43:09.560 it.
00:43:10.280 And that's
00:43:10.800 actually unusual.
00:43:12.960 You know,
00:43:13.220 even when I
00:43:13.700 use my
00:43:14.080 iPhone,
00:43:15.180 you know,
00:43:15.420 the apps,
00:43:16.140 I'm still
00:43:16.580 like wrestling
00:43:17.220 with the
00:43:17.660 interface.
00:43:18.840 You've got
00:43:19.140 to kind of
00:43:19.520 put some
00:43:19.820 work into it
00:43:20.620 and it
00:43:20.940 makes you
00:43:22.600 work.
00:43:23.580 But Amazon
00:43:25.500 software just
00:43:26.360 works.
00:43:27.520 I mean,
00:43:27.700 that freaking
00:43:28.100 stuff just
00:43:28.700 works and
00:43:29.460 it's fast.
00:43:31.140 When was
00:43:31.780 the last
00:43:32.020 time you
00:43:33.100 went to
00:43:33.580 Amazon and
00:43:34.680 it didn't
00:43:35.440 pop up?
00:43:37.280 It just
00:43:38.020 didn't work.
00:43:39.600 It doesn't
00:43:40.260 happen.
00:43:41.560 Twitter
00:43:42.000 sometimes
00:43:42.500 doesn't work,
00:43:43.280 Instagram
00:43:43.600 doesn't work,
00:43:44.860 Facebook.
00:43:46.020 But I can't
00:43:46.620 even think of
00:43:47.160 a time Amazon
00:43:47.820 didn't work.
00:43:48.400 that company
00:43:50.240 knows how to
00:43:50.780 get stuff
00:43:51.240 done.
00:43:52.340 So if
00:43:52.620 they're entering
00:43:53.520 the mobile
00:43:54.520 phone area
00:43:55.400 just when
00:43:56.040 AI is the
00:43:56.880 thing,
00:43:57.740 and I
00:43:58.240 think they're
00:43:58.580 going to
00:43:58.680 have a
00:43:59.060 pretty good
00:43:59.500 take on
00:43:59.940 AI,
00:44:01.260 could be
00:44:01.660 really
00:44:01.940 interesting.
00:44:03.540 Could be.
00:44:05.940 Well,
00:44:06.500 we're all
00:44:06.860 waiting for
00:44:07.260 the Ukraine
00:44:07.820 spring
00:44:08.300 offensive,
00:44:09.120 which I
00:44:10.940 don't think
00:44:11.280 is going to
00:44:11.560 happen in
00:44:11.940 the spring.
00:44:12.920 Looks like
00:44:13.440 it might be
00:44:13.880 a summer
00:44:14.700 offensive.
00:44:15.780 But I
00:44:16.240 read one
00:44:17.900 military
00:44:18.520 analyst's
00:44:19.280 opinion of
00:44:19.820 this,
00:44:20.480 and I
00:44:20.800 thought it
00:44:21.040 was worth
00:44:21.420 repeating.
00:44:22.720 And the
00:44:23.340 idea is that
00:44:24.020 you need a
00:44:24.620 five-to-one
00:44:25.840 people advantage
00:44:27.740 to attack
00:44:29.140 an established
00:44:30.420 protected
00:44:31.040 place.
00:44:32.660 Five-to-one.
00:44:33.840 But the
00:44:34.400 Ukrainians
00:44:35.020 certainly don't
00:44:35.740 have five-to-one
00:44:36.700 compared to
00:44:38.060 the Russian
00:44:38.760 troops on
00:44:39.360 the border.
00:44:40.760 So how
00:44:41.160 could they
00:44:41.460 possibly win
00:44:43.160 when they
00:44:43.840 don't have
00:44:44.240 anywhere near
00:44:44.840 the number
00:44:45.680 of peoples?
00:44:46.340 All military
00:44:47.160 experts say
00:44:47.740 they need.
00:44:49.360 Other people
00:44:50.000 say three-to-one,
00:44:50.840 yes.
00:44:51.220 I'll correct
00:44:51.920 that to
00:44:52.320 three-to-one,
00:44:53.040 to five-to-one,
00:44:53.780 depending on
00:44:54.160 who you're
00:44:54.420 talking to.
00:44:54.960 But you
00:44:55.260 need at
00:44:55.560 least three-to-one.
00:44:58.620 But a
00:44:59.120 military expert
00:44:59.860 pointed this
00:45:00.620 out.
00:45:01.960 They're not
00:45:02.580 going to
00:45:02.820 attack
00:45:03.120 everywhere.
00:45:04.800 It's not
00:45:05.360 like all
00:45:05.880 the Ukrainians
00:45:06.720 on one
00:45:07.120 side are
00:45:07.480 going to
00:45:07.700 start running
00:45:08.340 at all
00:45:08.720 the Russians
00:45:09.180 on the
00:45:09.520 other side.
00:45:11.180 That's not
00:45:11.720 going to
00:45:11.900 happen,
00:45:12.280 because then
00:45:12.800 they don't
00:45:13.080 have the
00:45:13.400 three-to-one.
00:45:14.660 What they're
00:45:15.260 going to do
00:45:15.900 is amass
00:45:17.200 their best
00:45:17.840 people and
00:45:18.620 assets in
00:45:19.540 one place
00:45:20.960 where they
00:45:21.900 will have a
00:45:22.320 three-to-one
00:45:22.900 advantage and
00:45:24.020 they'll push
00:45:24.440 through.
00:45:25.460 Now, if they
00:45:26.200 push through,
00:45:27.600 all hell
00:45:28.080 breaks loose,
00:45:29.040 right?
00:45:29.420 Because then they
00:45:29.900 can get behind
00:45:30.480 the lines and
00:45:31.520 who knows what
00:45:32.240 happens then.
00:45:32.780 So, the
00:45:34.860 Ukrainians,
00:45:36.000 according to
00:45:36.400 one expert,
00:45:37.420 absolutely have
00:45:39.020 everything they
00:45:39.620 need to push
00:45:40.240 through.
00:45:40.920 So, they
00:45:41.320 could make a
00:45:42.100 break in the
00:45:42.680 line.
00:45:43.720 Now, what do
00:45:44.100 they do with
00:45:44.560 it?
00:45:45.660 Yeah, I mean,
00:45:46.520 a lot of
00:45:46.800 people die,
00:45:47.300 of course.
00:45:48.360 I don't know
00:45:48.940 what they do
00:45:49.340 with it.
00:45:50.080 Would they
00:45:50.460 try to
00:45:51.160 encircle, I
00:45:52.380 don't know,
00:45:52.680 Crimea or
00:45:53.380 something?
00:45:54.660 I don't know
00:45:55.340 where that's
00:45:55.760 going.
00:45:56.640 But they
00:45:59.560 also, rumors
00:46:00.800 have it,
00:46:01.420 that they've
00:46:02.820 been getting
00:46:03.240 drones like
00:46:04.100 crazy, and
00:46:05.440 that the
00:46:05.740 number of
00:46:06.220 drones that
00:46:06.960 the Ukrainians
00:46:07.660 might have
00:46:08.140 at their
00:46:08.780 beck and
00:46:10.560 call could
00:46:11.720 be in the
00:46:12.180 thousands.
00:46:13.600 So, they
00:46:13.940 might just
00:46:14.760 have swarms
00:46:15.580 at this
00:46:16.000 point.
00:46:16.960 So, we
00:46:17.660 have not yet
00:46:18.200 seen our
00:46:18.740 first full
00:46:19.820 swarm drone
00:46:22.240 war, have
00:46:22.920 we?
00:46:23.760 Correct me if
00:46:24.420 I'm wrong.
00:46:25.280 Have we seen
00:46:25.880 a full swarm
00:46:26.700 where a
00:46:28.360 thousand drones
00:46:29.080 just come up
00:46:29.800 and
00:46:30.620 and just
00:46:32.220 own a
00:46:32.840 we have?
00:46:35.540 Have we?
00:46:35.900 Somebody says
00:46:36.400 yes.
00:46:37.300 But if it's
00:46:38.180 happened, maybe
00:46:38.760 it happened in
00:46:39.800 some smaller
00:46:41.000 action where
00:46:41.620 there was no
00:46:42.160 news coverage.
00:46:44.460 Yeah.
00:46:45.100 Here's what I
00:46:45.960 think, and
00:46:46.700 what the one
00:46:47.800 expert thinks,
00:46:48.840 that the
00:46:50.060 drones might
00:46:51.340 change everything
00:46:52.080 because imagine
00:46:54.220 you're the
00:46:54.720 Russian military
00:46:55.960 military, and
00:46:57.620 imagine you're
00:46:58.240 not Wagner
00:46:59.600 group, because
00:47:00.440 they seem to
00:47:00.900 be pretty
00:47:01.640 badass.
00:47:02.520 Suppose you're
00:47:03.080 the regular
00:47:03.640 conscription,
00:47:04.960 don't want to
00:47:05.580 be there,
00:47:06.380 Russian military,
00:47:07.560 and you're
00:47:08.400 out on the
00:47:08.980 front lines and
00:47:09.680 you're guarding
00:47:10.080 something you
00:47:10.600 don't care about
00:47:11.280 at all.
00:47:12.240 You're not
00:47:12.640 even guarding
00:47:13.280 the homeland.
00:47:14.860 You're guarding
00:47:15.340 some land you
00:47:16.320 stole from
00:47:16.820 Ukraine, or
00:47:18.140 however you
00:47:18.660 think about
00:47:19.060 it.
00:47:19.240 But you're
00:47:19.900 not really
00:47:20.360 invested in
00:47:21.100 it.
00:47:21.260 suddenly, you
00:47:25.160 find out that
00:47:25.780 the Ukrainians
00:47:26.480 have decided to
00:47:27.240 break through
00:47:27.740 where you
00:47:28.240 are.
00:47:29.120 Oh, no.
00:47:30.840 They have
00:47:31.300 five to one
00:47:31.920 on us right
00:47:32.820 here, even
00:47:33.920 though they
00:47:34.260 don't have
00:47:34.560 five to one
00:47:35.020 everywhere.
00:47:35.960 And then
00:47:36.600 suddenly, the
00:47:37.740 sky just
00:47:38.360 turns dark
00:47:39.340 with drones.
00:47:42.060 It just
00:47:42.500 turns dark.
00:47:44.380 What the
00:47:44.900 hell are you
00:47:45.140 going to do?
00:47:46.100 Are you going
00:47:46.400 to stay and
00:47:46.840 fight?
00:47:48.080 Not if you're
00:47:48.840 smart, because
00:47:50.240 they're going to
00:47:50.780 win.
00:47:51.260 So, fighting
00:47:52.220 wouldn't even
00:47:52.620 make sense.
00:47:53.680 You might as
00:47:54.060 well just get
00:47:54.480 out of the
00:47:54.780 way.
00:47:55.920 I think the
00:47:56.860 Ukrainians might
00:47:57.800 be gearing up
00:47:58.880 to be able to
00:48:01.200 project such
00:48:02.420 overwhelming
00:48:03.020 force on
00:48:04.080 small areas
00:48:05.240 that the
00:48:06.160 small area
00:48:06.740 will just
00:48:07.160 retreat.
00:48:08.880 And that they
00:48:09.700 can just own
00:48:10.380 anything they
00:48:10.920 want to own,
00:48:11.680 as long as
00:48:12.200 they take one
00:48:12.720 at a time.
00:48:13.920 And it
00:48:14.420 doesn't look to
00:48:15.160 me like the
00:48:15.660 Russians have
00:48:16.120 the ability to
00:48:16.800 do offense
00:48:17.460 anymore.
00:48:19.120 Or else
00:48:19.800 they'd be doing
00:48:20.340 it.
00:48:20.600 We haven't
00:48:21.880 seen much in
00:48:22.460 the way of
00:48:22.740 offense.
00:48:23.480 In fact,
00:48:23.900 even Bakhmut,
00:48:25.840 the Wagner
00:48:26.360 groups with
00:48:28.120 tremendous losses,
00:48:29.520 they take it
00:48:29.960 over.
00:48:31.480 Do you think
00:48:32.100 it was a good
00:48:32.680 idea to take
00:48:33.420 over Bakhmut?
00:48:34.280 Bakhmut?
00:48:35.540 I think that was
00:48:36.440 the worst idea
00:48:37.240 anybody ever
00:48:37.960 had.
00:48:38.840 Because whoever
00:48:39.720 owned Bakhmut
00:48:40.840 would own a
00:48:41.660 territory with
00:48:44.060 no civilians to
00:48:45.800 protect them.
00:48:47.200 There's no
00:48:47.620 civilians.
00:48:49.160 So, basically,
00:48:50.820 Ukraine could
00:48:51.460 just look at
00:48:52.020 them from the
00:48:52.580 sky, at
00:48:53.780 whoever is
00:48:54.400 controlling
00:48:54.880 Bakhmut, and
00:48:56.120 just kill them
00:48:56.900 at their leisure.
00:48:58.280 Just pick them
00:48:58.900 off all day
00:48:59.500 long.
00:49:00.280 Which I'm sure
00:49:01.300 they're doing with
00:49:01.940 artillery and
00:49:02.580 everything else.
00:49:03.380 So, basically,
00:49:04.120 Bakhmut became a
00:49:05.180 place where
00:49:06.420 regular Russian
00:49:07.380 military go to
00:49:08.300 die.
00:49:09.420 Because there's
00:49:10.020 nothing to
00:49:10.480 conquer, because
00:49:11.580 they already own
00:49:12.100 it.
00:49:12.940 So, they're not
00:49:13.500 conquering it, nor
00:49:15.200 are they defending
00:49:15.940 it, because nobody
00:49:16.980 wants it.
00:49:18.060 At this point, who
00:49:19.360 would want to put
00:49:20.180 their military there?
00:49:21.300 Because then they're
00:49:21.900 just a target, and
00:49:22.840 they're not getting
00:49:24.060 anything.
00:49:24.960 They're just a
00:49:25.520 target.
00:49:25.780 So, somehow, the
00:49:27.560 Ukrainians have
00:49:28.300 managed to bait the
00:49:30.480 Russian army to
00:49:32.200 hold Bakhmut, which
00:49:33.560 they sort of have to
00:49:34.360 hold, because if they
00:49:35.200 lose it, it's going to
00:49:35.980 be a big psychological
00:49:37.060 blow.
00:49:38.540 They have to hold
00:49:39.500 it, but there's no
00:49:41.320 Ukrainians to fight.
00:49:43.840 There's no Ukrainians
00:49:44.980 there to kill.
00:49:46.480 It's just a bunch of
00:49:47.320 people who went to the
00:49:48.120 same place, so you
00:49:48.960 know where to target
00:49:49.600 them.
00:49:50.220 So, the artillery can
00:49:51.420 just pick them off.
00:49:52.140 Now, if I had to
00:49:54.180 guess, the regular
00:49:57.620 Russian military that's
00:49:58.740 holding Bakhmut, they
00:50:00.520 might be dying in very
00:50:01.980 large numbers.
00:50:03.460 And Ukraine might be
00:50:04.220 just, well, we'll just
00:50:04.920 keep picking them off
00:50:05.800 until we're ready for
00:50:07.020 our offensive.
00:50:08.920 But it is starting to
00:50:10.520 look like the
00:50:11.480 Ukrainians have more
00:50:12.540 punch than we
00:50:15.760 imagined.
00:50:17.740 However, I like to
00:50:20.520 bookend everything I
00:50:21.740 say about Ukraine with
00:50:23.180 the following.
00:50:24.380 Nobody knows what's
00:50:25.280 happening over there.
00:50:27.180 Nobody knows.
00:50:29.160 It could be that
00:50:30.040 Ukraine is on the
00:50:30.880 verge of surrender.
00:50:33.180 I wouldn't know.
00:50:34.300 How would I know?
00:50:36.120 So, don't believe
00:50:37.600 anything that you
00:50:39.880 hear about Ukraine,
00:50:41.140 about how strong
00:50:41.940 they are, how
00:50:42.920 they're offensive,
00:50:43.680 will or will not
00:50:44.320 work.
00:50:44.680 None of it's
00:50:45.320 believable.
00:50:46.400 I'm just giving you
00:50:47.980 my best take from
00:50:49.460 Warfare Entertainment,
00:50:51.740 than for knowledge.
00:50:53.740 So, so that you can
00:50:55.720 track my best
00:50:57.380 guesses.
00:50:58.520 So, my best guess is
00:51:00.000 this.
00:51:01.200 Way more drones than
00:51:02.860 anybody thought.
00:51:04.660 And when the
00:51:06.700 Ukrainians push,
00:51:08.380 they're going to break
00:51:09.100 through the Russian
00:51:09.900 lines like a hot
00:51:11.760 poker through butter.
00:51:13.580 Why they do it, I
00:51:14.820 don't know yet.
00:51:15.520 Because, because I
00:51:18.240 don't know what the
00:51:18.900 breakthrough would buy
00:51:19.880 them exactly.
00:51:21.760 But I, maybe to
00:51:23.060 surround stuff.
00:51:24.120 Maybe, maybe to
00:51:24.780 surround some troops,
00:51:25.840 make them surrender.
00:51:26.620 I don't know.
00:51:28.180 There must be some
00:51:29.000 reason to break
00:51:29.540 through a line.
00:51:31.320 You don't want a
00:51:32.180 battle of the bulge
00:51:33.060 situation where they
00:51:34.000 break through and get
00:51:34.720 surrounded.
00:51:37.040 Cut off Crimea.
00:51:37.960 Crimea.
00:51:40.320 Cut off Crimea and
00:51:41.520 then take your time
00:51:42.340 getting it back.
00:51:43.820 Because you can cut
00:51:44.500 off, if you cut off
00:51:45.500 Crimea, you can cut
00:51:47.700 off their supply lines,
00:51:48.800 right?
00:51:49.620 Then you just take your
00:51:50.440 time getting it back.
00:51:53.520 I don't know.
00:51:54.700 Well, that, ladies and
00:51:58.520 gentlemen, is the
00:51:59.460 light Saturday fair.
00:52:01.920 Was there any topic I
00:52:03.540 missed that you're just,
00:52:04.880 you're just dying to
00:52:07.080 hear about?
00:52:08.820 Crimea has all the
00:52:09.840 ports, yeah, so it'd
00:52:11.200 be hard to cut it off.
00:52:12.560 But you could, I think
00:52:13.700 you could cut off the
00:52:15.280 maritime trade.
00:52:22.320 Ground troop
00:52:23.060 superiority.
00:52:24.600 No war was ever won
00:52:25.760 without ground troop
00:52:26.660 superiority.
00:52:28.500 That's a good point.
00:52:32.100 Yeah, Bakhmut was
00:52:33.480 originally a Ukrainian
00:52:34.760 meat grinder, that's
00:52:35.840 true, but now it's a
00:52:36.960 Russian meat grinder.
00:52:40.240 Yeah, don't spend your
00:52:41.180 time on knowledge.
00:52:44.560 Ukraine are going to
00:52:45.260 have to go through 15
00:52:46.300 mile wide of Russian
00:52:47.280 defense line, do they?
00:52:48.860 Or do those 15 miles of
00:52:50.860 defense collapse because
00:52:52.280 they don't have any chance
00:52:53.240 of winning?
00:52:54.800 See, I feel like Ukraine
00:52:56.200 might be playing for a
00:52:57.300 surrender.
00:53:00.840 Let me put it this way,
00:53:01.880 not a surrender of Russia,
00:53:03.120 Russia, but I feel like the
00:53:05.880 Ukrainians might be trying
00:53:07.260 to beef up to the point
00:53:08.560 where they can make any,
00:53:09.760 you know, any small
00:53:11.400 geographical Russian
00:53:13.640 territory just surrender.
00:53:17.020 We'll see.
00:53:19.680 We defeated Japan without
00:53:21.220 boots.
00:53:21.680 Okay, well, I guess that
00:53:23.400 completely debunks the
00:53:26.180 other thing.
00:53:27.960 I read a comment that
00:53:29.340 nobody's ever, you know,
00:53:30.820 won a war without boots
00:53:31.960 on the ground, you know,
00:53:32.900 military superiority.
00:53:35.020 And then the example of
00:53:37.400 Japan was given.
00:53:38.800 Okay, never mind.
00:53:40.140 Yes, there was that one
00:53:41.000 time we didn't put any
00:53:42.040 boots on the ground and
00:53:42.980 totally won.
00:53:45.780 We're getting bad war news.
00:53:47.340 That is correct.
00:53:48.560 We were getting bad war
00:53:49.620 news.
00:53:50.080 You shouldn't believe
00:53:50.800 anything I say about
00:53:51.880 Ukraine or Russia.
00:53:53.580 If there's anything I can
00:53:54.700 tell you for sure, don't
00:53:55.660 believe me on that.
00:53:58.600 We did fight the
00:53:59.640 Japanese on the islands,
00:54:00.900 that's true.
00:54:06.340 What's that?
00:54:07.500 RFK, Gio, and U2,
00:54:08.860 all in, was very
00:54:09.820 informative, okay.
00:54:14.320 How is Ukraine getting
00:54:16.680 all the technical
00:54:17.540 expertise?
00:54:18.400 Well, allegedly, it's
00:54:19.620 from NATO.
00:54:22.340 But don't you assume
00:54:24.580 that NATO fighters
00:54:26.660 just change their
00:54:27.880 uniforms and they're
00:54:32.120 just operating the
00:54:32.920 equipment?
00:54:34.180 I have trouble
00:54:35.040 believing that actual
00:54:36.100 Ukrainians are operating
00:54:37.420 all the high-tech
00:54:38.080 equipment.
00:54:40.100 I feel like there
00:54:41.060 might be some people
00:54:41.840 who just put on
00:54:42.440 different uniforms,
00:54:43.480 if you know what I
00:54:44.000 mean.
00:54:46.680 All right.
00:54:49.840 Oh, the classified
00:54:51.080 documents hoax.
00:54:53.420 Well, there's nothing
00:54:53.940 new on that.
00:54:58.360 OpenAI proposes using
00:54:59.800 systems over goals to
00:55:01.200 solve...
00:55:01.540 Whoa, hello.
00:55:04.080 Process supervision.
00:55:05.080 Oh, yeah.
00:55:08.540 So, as you know, AI
00:55:11.960 hallucinates and it
00:55:14.040 will just make up
00:55:15.000 stuff.
00:55:15.780 But you can also use
00:55:16.920 the same AI that made
00:55:18.820 up stuff to check its
00:55:21.340 own stuff and tell you
00:55:22.540 that it was made up.
00:55:24.020 How it does that, I
00:55:25.220 don't know.
00:55:26.060 But now I guess they
00:55:27.140 can have it sort of
00:55:28.280 continually checking its
00:55:29.580 work so that by the
00:55:31.480 time you see it, it's
00:55:32.740 already fact-checked
00:55:33.940 it, which would be a
00:55:35.260 big improvement.
00:55:36.960 I think I said that
00:55:38.320 right.
00:55:48.080 Pence was cleared of
00:55:49.380 his document stuff,
00:55:50.440 yeah.
00:55:51.280 Trump said he's at
00:55:52.440 least as innocent as
00:55:53.440 Pence, but I think
00:55:54.720 those situations are
00:55:55.780 different.
00:55:57.640 Now, didn't we hear
00:55:59.640 that the document that
00:56:00.980 Trump was referring to
00:56:02.920 on an audio they
00:56:05.120 can't find?
00:56:10.580 Oh, my God.
00:56:12.900 I just saw a meme I
00:56:14.140 don't believe.
00:56:16.600 What's that?
00:56:22.940 Trump is the one who
00:56:23.980 can clear himself.
00:56:26.320 Yeah, that is
00:56:26.900 different.
00:56:27.140 Will I worship AGI as
00:56:32.720 a god?
00:56:33.960 Well, if I have to.
00:56:39.120 All right.
00:56:40.800 Ladies and gentlemen,
00:56:42.500 Ronnie Spears,
00:56:43.400 all right.
00:56:48.080 Your fans know your
00:56:49.260 true abilities.
00:56:50.420 It's true.
00:56:52.740 Modern education?
00:56:53.840 No.
00:56:54.860 I have not seen it.
00:56:57.140 All right.
00:56:58.260 I'm just looking at
00:56:58.800 your comments now.
00:57:03.820 They say Pence might
00:57:05.120 run.
00:57:05.480 He is running.
00:57:10.580 You think drag is a
00:57:12.340 fetish of hypersexuality,
00:57:14.440 somebody said.
00:57:15.680 I don't know what
00:57:16.560 drag is.
00:57:18.920 I do not know.
00:57:20.100 If it isn't sexuality
00:57:24.940 or gender identity,
00:57:26.160 why is it LGBT?
00:57:28.520 Somebody says.
00:57:31.380 I don't know.
00:57:33.420 I don't know.
00:57:34.040 I just feel like we're
00:57:35.120 at the peak and all
00:57:36.460 the wokeness stuff is
00:57:37.560 going to decline.
00:57:39.260 Now, it may be because
00:57:40.560 there's a Republican
00:57:42.320 administration coming
00:57:43.440 into office, I think.
00:57:45.760 drag is bad lip-syncing.
00:58:04.720 You know, a guy I knew
00:58:06.340 really well,
00:58:08.940 he'd been to the house
00:58:10.860 lots of times,
00:58:12.100 blah, blah, blah,
00:58:12.600 became a drag performer
00:58:15.380 in San Francisco.
00:58:17.280 And it was the
00:58:18.320 weirdest thing because
00:58:19.020 it just came out of
00:58:19.740 nowhere.
00:58:21.340 He was just a guy at
00:58:22.440 the party,
00:58:23.680 and the next thing you
00:58:24.580 knew, he was a
00:58:25.560 famous,
00:58:26.720 very well-attended,
00:58:30.880 somewhat well-known
00:58:32.680 drag performer in
00:58:34.700 San Francisco.
00:58:35.220 So he just had a
00:58:37.000 different identity he
00:58:37.980 would take.
00:58:38.220 Did not see it
00:58:41.820 coming, I have to
00:58:42.660 say.
00:58:46.920 All right.
00:58:48.500 After one can of
00:58:49.400 Bud Light.
00:58:56.260 Recent millions upon
00:58:57.340 millions of illegal
00:58:58.180 males, what about it?
00:59:08.220 Dragon SF must be
00:59:10.680 really competitive.
00:59:13.180 Well, I don't know,
00:59:14.600 I'm not sure what he
00:59:15.620 presents himself in
00:59:17.000 terms of his
00:59:17.640 sexuality.
00:59:18.820 I just know he
00:59:19.680 presents himself as
00:59:21.260 a woman playing the
00:59:23.600 piano and singing.
00:59:28.300 You think Bud Light
00:59:29.360 is done?
00:59:29.960 It might be.
00:59:36.440 Kennedy versus
00:59:37.400 Trump, who would
00:59:38.320 win?
00:59:43.480 Kennedy.
00:59:47.740 Kennedy.
00:59:48.940 I don't think the
00:59:49.960 Democrats have figured
00:59:50.860 that out yet.
00:59:52.440 In my opinion, Trump
00:59:53.840 beats Biden.
00:59:54.800 I know the Democrats
00:59:55.740 think differently, but
00:59:57.660 I think Trump beats
00:59:58.540 Biden.
00:59:59.940 But I think
01:00:00.640 Kennedy would beat
01:00:02.720 Trump.
01:00:03.720 Because I think all
01:00:05.160 the Democrats want is
01:00:06.240 somebody who's going to
01:00:06.900 be alive.
01:00:09.240 That's it.
01:00:09.820 They just want somebody
01:00:10.600 who has a good chance
01:00:12.420 of surviving 48 years.
01:00:15.060 And they don't think
01:00:16.000 that that's Biden.
01:00:18.000 So you put them,
01:00:19.400 you give them any
01:00:20.160 Democrat who is a
01:00:22.720 real Democrat, and I
01:00:24.140 think they vote for
01:00:24.860 him.
01:00:25.000 All right.
01:00:30.060 The CIA would kill
01:00:32.860 Kennedy before he
01:00:33.860 could expose the
01:00:35.100 truth?
01:00:36.660 Maybe.
01:00:37.740 But, you know, the
01:00:38.580 truth that he wants
01:00:39.820 to expose would be
01:00:40.800 people who had long
01:00:41.640 retired.
01:00:43.140 So I doubt there's
01:00:43.900 anybody still at the
01:00:44.940 CIA that would be a
01:00:46.960 problem.
01:00:47.220 I see people agreeing.
01:00:54.600 Trump beats Biden.
01:00:55.680 Kennedy beats
01:00:56.320 Trump.
01:00:57.240 So, yeah, it's like
01:00:58.000 paper, rock, scissors,
01:00:58.920 but the Democrats
01:01:00.700 haven't figured it out,
01:01:01.860 or they can't execute
01:01:02.760 because Biden has too
01:01:03.660 much control.
01:01:08.000 Yeah, the nuns are...
01:01:09.480 Right.
01:01:09.800 So the San Francisco
01:01:10.640 has this group, the
01:01:12.260 Sisters of Perpetual
01:01:13.780 Indulgence, who are...
01:01:16.760 What would you call
01:01:17.400 them?
01:01:17.960 What's the proper name?
01:01:19.160 They are...
01:01:20.200 Are they biological
01:01:21.460 men dressed as
01:01:22.720 nuns, right?
01:01:24.840 But they don't
01:01:26.180 present themselves as
01:01:27.620 female.
01:01:28.920 They present
01:01:29.560 themselves as a
01:01:30.640 parody.
01:01:31.280 Am I right?
01:01:33.200 They're a parody.
01:01:34.160 They're not...
01:01:34.620 That's not their
01:01:35.280 actual identities,
01:01:36.420 right?
01:01:36.860 They're gay men who
01:01:38.880 just have a parody
01:01:39.740 thing where they
01:01:40.540 wear nuns outfits
01:01:41.580 and white face
01:01:42.800 and stuff.
01:01:43.780 And, now, they
01:01:46.160 were an institution
01:01:47.500 in San Francisco
01:01:48.300 when I first moved
01:01:49.600 there.
01:01:50.260 So in 1979, the
01:01:53.440 Sisters of Perpetual
01:01:54.580 Indulgence were
01:01:55.460 already a thing.
01:01:57.580 And I recall that
01:01:58.640 in San Francisco
01:01:59.540 they were very
01:02:00.120 popular.
01:02:02.160 You know, just so
01:02:02.720 you can have some
01:02:03.260 context.
01:02:04.340 The people in San
01:02:05.160 Francisco just
01:02:06.440 enjoyed seeing them
01:02:07.980 around.
01:02:08.720 You know, they
01:02:09.180 were fun.
01:02:09.860 They were funny.
01:02:10.980 And they were
01:02:11.680 never serious.
01:02:13.780 And if so, if
01:02:14.600 somebody's funny and
01:02:15.540 not serious, I'm
01:02:17.700 all about it.
01:02:19.100 As long as you're
01:02:19.780 just having fun.
01:02:21.060 I'm all about it.
01:02:22.260 So I used to enjoy
01:02:23.560 the Sisters of
01:02:24.440 Perpetual Indulgence
01:02:25.940 when I lived in the
01:02:27.040 city because their
01:02:28.660 attitude was just
01:02:29.720 we're playing around,
01:02:31.160 we're going to mock
01:02:32.060 some people in power.
01:02:33.980 You know, I didn't
01:02:35.000 care too much if they
01:02:35.800 were mocking religion.
01:02:37.080 It's not my big
01:02:38.680 thing.
01:02:39.560 You know, I don't do
01:02:40.720 it myself, but I
01:02:42.120 didn't care if they
01:02:42.680 did.
01:02:42.880 So, but they're
01:02:46.000 getting a little bit
01:02:46.700 more political, so
01:02:47.540 it's eating up.
01:02:50.560 I love hate speech.
01:02:55.760 All right.
01:02:57.800 Let me see if I can
01:02:58.820 identify the
01:02:59.900 Democrats on
01:03:02.240 the YouTube.
01:03:05.700 All right.
01:03:06.640 Let's see.
01:03:08.020 Scott loves hate
01:03:09.280 speech.
01:03:09.760 Do you think that's
01:03:12.380 a Republican or
01:03:13.380 Democrat?
01:03:13.980 Scott loves hate
01:03:15.140 speech.
01:03:16.300 Take a guess.
01:03:18.800 Yeah, obviously a
01:03:19.700 Democrat because they
01:03:20.820 went after me instead
01:03:21.880 of anything I say.
01:03:25.280 All right.
01:03:27.840 Let's see if I can get
01:03:28.900 some more Democrats
01:03:29.700 here.
01:03:30.900 Yeah, obviously a
01:03:31.760 Democrat.
01:03:33.940 But see if you can
01:03:35.780 find that pattern.
01:03:36.660 The pattern is that
01:03:38.020 Democrats go after
01:03:39.000 your personality
01:03:39.840 and Republicans
01:03:42.940 will do that
01:03:43.640 too, but not
01:03:45.520 until they've gone
01:03:46.080 after your policies.
01:03:47.840 Like, they'll do
01:03:48.600 that first.
01:03:53.540 All right.
01:03:55.880 But you're a
01:03:56.640 Democrat.
01:03:57.140 Yeah, you don't
01:03:57.600 know.
01:03:57.820 I'm a registered
01:03:58.360 Democrat.
01:03:59.220 Just in case anybody,
01:04:00.420 if you haven't heard
01:04:01.020 it, when I got
01:04:02.700 canceled and the
01:04:04.660 Democrats said I was
01:04:05.640 a racist, I
01:04:07.720 didn't think it was
01:04:08.400 fair to, you
01:04:10.280 know, I didn't
01:04:11.720 think it was fair to
01:04:12.460 Republicans that I
01:04:14.900 associate with them
01:04:15.920 because the Democrats
01:04:16.960 said I was a racist,
01:04:18.340 so I register as a
01:04:20.420 Democrat.
01:04:21.480 So they can call me a
01:04:22.660 racist, but I'm one
01:04:24.560 of them.
01:04:25.320 I'm one of them now.
01:04:26.940 So take your pick.
01:04:32.440 Anyway, none of that
01:04:33.300 matters.
01:04:33.600 I mean, you could
01:04:34.120 register as anything
01:04:35.040 and vote for whoever
01:04:35.820 you want.
01:04:38.200 Running against
01:04:38.740 Biden?
01:04:39.300 No.
01:04:43.980 I'm a sexist.
01:04:46.580 Everybody's a sexist.
01:04:48.420 Who's not a sexist?
01:04:52.580 How in the world
01:04:53.400 could you not be a
01:04:54.240 sexist?
01:04:55.260 Oh, you're not a
01:04:55.960 sexist.
01:04:59.740 Because the genders
01:05:01.400 are the same.
01:05:06.240 They're all the
01:05:06.920 same.
01:05:08.220 All right.
01:05:09.120 Sure.
01:05:10.860 Yeah.
01:05:11.400 I mean, I'm
01:05:11.980 certainly in favor of
01:05:13.000 equal opportunity for
01:05:14.120 everybody.
01:05:15.880 But to imagine that
01:05:17.260 the genders are the
01:05:18.200 same, it's kind of
01:05:19.740 weird.
01:05:24.020 All right.
01:05:24.620 That's all for now.
01:05:25.680 YouTube, I'm going to
01:05:26.480 say bye to you.
01:05:27.200 I'm going to talk to the
01:05:27.900 locals people for a
01:05:28.780 minute.
01:05:29.580 I'll see you in the
01:05:30.280 morning, YouTube.
01:05:31.380 Thanks for joining.
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