Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 07, 2023


Episode 2162 Scott Adams: Would It Surprise You To Know The News Is Mostly Sketchy Today?


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 18 minutes

Words per Minute

137.3155

Word Count

10,767

Sentence Count

918

Misogynist Sentences

13

Hate Speech Sentences

44


Summary

Purgosian gets his stuff back, Asa Hutchinson enters the race, and I can tell you the news before it happens. $30M people have signed up for the killer application from Zuckerberg, and it exists.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Ba-ba, la-da-da-da-da.
00:00:04.440 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.
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00:00:43.760 Ah, good.
00:00:46.280 That's good.
00:00:48.260 Well, top of the news, Asa Hutchinson has entered the race.
00:00:55.380 So Asa Hutchinson, he's in the race.
00:01:01.700 Rasmussen did a poll.
00:01:03.900 And by the way, I saw there were some new people here.
00:01:08.280 For the new people, would you like to show how smart you will be?
00:01:12.500 And by the way, for the new people, this will happen to you too.
00:01:16.760 You can see already on Locals, and maybe you'll start seeing it a little bit on YouTube,
00:01:22.120 that people, there it is, people are answering a question before I've asked it.
00:01:27.880 Before I've asked it.
00:01:29.960 And the, now watch this.
00:01:31.760 Watch it.
00:01:32.000 If you're new, this will be pretty amazing.
00:01:34.060 Because you can see the answers right there.
00:01:36.360 You can see them streaming by.
00:01:38.060 And they have the same answer.
00:01:39.080 And I have not asked the question.
00:01:41.540 Here's the question.
00:01:43.300 According to a Rasmussen poll,
00:01:45.660 what percentage of likely voters have a favorable opinion of Hutchinson?
00:01:51.080 Well, look at that.
00:01:52.660 It's 25%.
00:01:53.960 25%.
00:01:56.420 You people are amazing.
00:01:59.300 You're amazing.
00:02:00.080 Now, for the new people, I know this looks like magic to you.
00:02:05.800 If you're new to the live stream, it looks like magic.
00:02:08.260 It does.
00:02:09.040 If you were watching, I don't know, Crowder or Russell Brand, can they do this?
00:02:14.000 They can't do this.
00:02:15.120 No.
00:02:15.560 I can tell you the news before it happens.
00:02:19.520 Literally.
00:02:22.380 I literally tell you the news before it happens.
00:02:25.480 All right.
00:02:25.960 Well, pretty impressive.
00:02:27.180 If you don't believe that I can tell you the news before it happens,
00:02:34.140 where's Purgosian?
00:02:38.880 I told you you'd never see him again.
00:02:41.500 Certainly not in Belarus.
00:02:43.860 Well, it turns out he's not in Belarus.
00:02:46.740 Not in Belarus at all.
00:02:48.800 And the news is catching up, as you know.
00:02:51.200 CNN just can't let go.
00:02:54.920 This made me laugh this morning.
00:02:56.460 CNN is reporting that, you know, the Wagner offices and Purgosian's, I don't know,
00:03:04.280 maybe his residence or something, they were all searched.
00:03:08.940 And the Russian government is saying that they searched Purgosian's belongings,
00:03:14.740 and then they gave him back his stuff.
00:03:16.620 And then CNN reported it.
00:03:26.780 Then Russia gave Purgosian back his stuff.
00:03:30.660 And he's just driving around Russia.
00:03:35.040 He's somewhere in Russia, just driving around.
00:03:38.580 He's just living his best life.
00:03:40.220 He's just, hey, where's Purgosian?
00:03:46.740 He's in St. Petersburg.
00:03:48.920 No, no, no, he's in Moscow.
00:03:50.460 I think he's in Belarus.
00:03:52.240 But I'll tell you what, he's got all of his stuff, and he's living his best life.
00:03:56.880 That's totally happening.
00:03:58.000 That's what you'd believe if you'd been watching CNN.
00:04:03.980 He's got an RV.
00:04:05.400 He's got an RV.
00:04:12.700 He's got an RV.
00:04:13.880 Oh, my God, the mental image of Purgosian just driving an RV around Russia.
00:04:33.360 Everything's fine.
00:04:34.920 Everything's good.
00:04:36.500 How's things going, Purgosian?
00:04:38.620 Oh, I've never been happier.
00:04:40.940 Got to see the country.
00:04:43.880 It's a good thing I've got an RV so I can hold all my stuff that they gave back.
00:04:49.080 I got my Bitcoin back there.
00:04:52.120 Big pile of cash.
00:04:54.120 Yeah.
00:04:54.540 When the Russians found that big pile of cash, the first thing they did was give it back to Purgosian.
00:05:01.360 And you know what's interesting?
00:05:02.760 They gave him back his stuff without knowing where he was.
00:05:07.800 I don't know how they did that.
00:05:10.240 They probably have a really good mail service.
00:05:12.060 Address it to Purgosian in your RV, wherever you are.
00:05:19.640 And then he got his stuff back.
00:05:24.560 Oh, my.
00:05:25.480 So, Threads launched, as you know, the Twitter killer application from Zuckerberg.
00:05:35.820 And I guess I'm sure this is already a dated number, but over 30 million people signed up right away.
00:05:42.520 See what that's about.
00:05:43.640 But out of 30 million people, what number of them said they were thrilled by the product?
00:05:53.140 30 million people signed up.
00:05:55.480 Total number of people were thrilled by the product and pretty happy it exists.
00:06:00.120 No, it's not 25%.
00:06:02.200 No, it's not 25%.
00:06:05.380 I haven't heard anybody.
00:06:08.520 Has anybody heard even one story, even one, of anybody who went to Threads and said, oh, yeah, this is going to be good.
00:06:18.680 Oh, I'm so happy to be on a Twitter with no interesting people.
00:06:24.240 Oh, I haven't heard a single person say they liked it.
00:06:29.680 I've heard people say it exists.
00:06:32.080 I've heard people say they've signed up.
00:06:34.220 I've heard people say they used it.
00:06:36.740 Not one person said they enjoyed it.
00:06:40.500 Can you think of a product that would have 30 million customers and none of them are happy?
00:06:47.720 Actually, none of them.
00:06:48.700 I mean, there might be some, like, Democrats who are happy that there aren't trolls there.
00:06:54.280 How long do you think it will take to put trolls there if it gets filled with Democrats?
00:07:00.400 In theory, in theory, Threads should evolve into the Democrat Twitter, right?
00:07:06.440 Do you kind of expect that?
00:07:08.160 If there's a Democrat Twitter, do you think that any, do you think any Republican trolls might, just for fun,
00:07:18.700 might take a wanderer over there, maybe just saunter over to see what's happening on Threads?
00:07:28.220 In theory, it'll just be the cesspool of Democrats and trolls and nothing else.
00:07:36.740 But I say this jokingly.
00:07:40.260 Now, the question is, will I sign up?
00:07:42.460 What do you think?
00:07:43.940 Will I sign up for Threads?
00:07:45.300 See if you can anticipate what I would do.
00:07:49.900 Will I sign up for Threads?
00:07:52.940 Yeah, of course I will.
00:07:54.500 Of course I will.
00:07:55.580 But I would use it just for, you know, promotion.
00:08:00.240 So, use it for promotion, that's fine for that.
00:08:04.200 We'll see what happens.
00:08:06.000 All right.
00:08:06.260 There's a big story today that Jimmy, Jimmy Doerr had a piece where he's, he says that the CDC knew the mandates were based on a falsehood and they lied about it, even knowing it.
00:08:19.700 And that we know that now because of documents and emails.
00:08:22.500 So, we know that when the CDC said, these vaccinations are great and they're stopping the spread and all that, that they knew it was a lie.
00:08:33.720 Now, have you seen that in the news?
00:08:37.440 Did you see that on Fox News?
00:08:39.900 No, I didn't see it there.
00:08:41.140 Did you see it on CNN?
00:08:43.080 No?
00:08:43.980 Nope.
00:08:44.580 Did not see it on CNN.
00:08:46.040 Think it's true?
00:08:47.800 Nope.
00:08:49.580 Nope.
00:08:49.940 Do you think Jimmy Doerr showed you the document?
00:08:54.140 Or did he show you somebody talking about a document?
00:08:59.740 I don't know.
00:09:01.820 Here's how I would look at this critically.
00:09:04.600 I only looked at it a little bit, but I didn't see any documents.
00:09:08.580 And if this had been true, wouldn't you expect it would be in the news?
00:09:15.420 It would be the biggest news, wouldn't it?
00:09:17.700 It would be the biggest thing in the news.
00:09:20.940 No?
00:09:22.420 You don't think that Fox News would cover it?
00:09:26.780 Right, Bart?
00:09:29.120 I don't know.
00:09:29.840 Do you think it's true?
00:09:31.700 My guess is, if I looked at the documents and heard what the CDC said, maybe it's, you know...
00:09:39.020 And let me be clear.
00:09:40.680 I hope it doesn't sound like I'm supporting the CDC.
00:09:43.740 You're not getting that, are you?
00:09:45.000 This is just about the quality of news and information.
00:09:49.060 It's not about the CDC.
00:09:50.100 I don't have, you know...
00:09:51.940 Because I don't know what's real.
00:09:53.760 I have no idea what's real in this story.
00:09:56.360 But is it likely that there would be a publicly available document that says the CDC clearly knew they were lying at the same time as the document,
00:10:07.720 and the news isn't covering it?
00:10:11.740 Hmm.
00:10:12.100 I'm going to say there's something wrong with the story.
00:10:16.900 I'm not supporting the CDC.
00:10:18.860 I'm not saying that they told the truth.
00:10:21.240 I'm saying that the story has something wrong with it.
00:10:24.620 I just don't know what.
00:10:25.440 Jimmy Dore put down Scott Adams in a few pieces.
00:10:30.880 That's true.
00:10:32.420 Now, so far, I have the best opinion of the pandemic, meaning the most accurate predictions.
00:10:40.800 Jimmy Dore and a lot of other people fell for some hoaxes about my opinions.
00:10:47.440 So usually, I think Jimmy Dore was reacting to the hoax, not my actual opinions.
00:10:51.960 I'm not sure that he disagrees with me about anything.
00:10:54.320 But he would certainly disagree with the hoax version of my opinion, as do I.
00:11:00.200 I also disagree with the hoax version of my opinion.
00:11:04.560 But now we've seen I have the best opinion on Trump-related politics,
00:11:10.080 the best opinion on the pandemic by far.
00:11:12.560 Nobody even came close.
00:11:14.620 Best opinion on Prigozhin and the Ukraine war so far, by far.
00:11:20.620 Nobody's even close.
00:11:21.600 That is after my biggest mistake, which was saying that Russia would be stupid if they attacked Ukraine,
00:11:28.820 because it would be a disaster for Russia, and it would be obvious.
00:11:32.720 And it was a disaster for Russia, and it was obvious.
00:11:36.000 They did it anyway.
00:11:37.420 So I got that one totally wrong.
00:11:38.700 But I do have the unambiguously best predictions on everything important.
00:11:46.320 It's true.
00:11:48.000 You can hate me for it.
00:11:49.920 I practically hate myself.
00:11:52.920 But it's true.
00:11:55.300 Who had the best opinion about the secret sonic weapon that was attacking the embassies?
00:12:01.740 I didn't.
00:12:02.420 I'm the only one who said it was fake from the first day.
00:12:05.820 Totally fake.
00:12:08.220 All right.
00:12:09.200 So if you're tracking my record of success,
00:12:12.540 I would say I seem to be best at telling you what's not true.
00:12:18.400 I think I'm probably less good.
00:12:20.420 I don't know for sure.
00:12:21.200 I think I'm less good at telling you what's true.
00:12:25.160 Let's talk about the Kraken.
00:12:26.680 The Kraken got me excited,
00:12:28.940 because it came from what I thought at the time was a real source.
00:12:34.440 But in the end, I had the best opinion on the elections, by far.
00:12:38.940 Because I told you from day one that there would be all kinds of claims about election impropriety.
00:12:44.640 And I told you that 95% of them would be fake, guaranteed.
00:12:48.440 And I didn't know if there would be 5% that were real,
00:12:53.040 but 95% would be fake, guaranteed.
00:12:56.860 Did that pan out?
00:12:58.800 Do you think my 95% were fake, panned out?
00:13:01.680 Exactly.
00:13:02.260 It was exactly correct.
00:13:04.000 Now, I don't know if there's 5% that's true.
00:13:07.060 Don't know that.
00:13:08.480 But at least 95% of them were not true.
00:13:11.320 We can say that with some certainty at the moment.
00:13:15.020 And you were wrong.
00:13:18.300 Now, the other thing that I've said,
00:13:19.600 which is the only smart take on the election integrity,
00:13:23.360 is that it's not auditable, so you can't know.
00:13:27.400 You can't know if it was rigged.
00:13:29.120 It's not knowable.
00:13:30.740 And if you have a situation where there's a reason to rig it,
00:13:34.820 and there's payoff and lots of people involved,
00:13:36.680 and all that,
00:13:40.160 that the rigging is guaranteed.
00:13:43.460 It's actually guaranteed by the situation.
00:13:46.320 The only thing you can't guarantee is when and how much.
00:13:50.840 You can't guarantee when.
00:13:52.920 You can't guarantee how much.
00:13:54.900 But you can guarantee it
00:13:56.100 because it's a situation that guarantees it happens over time.
00:14:00.160 You just don't know when.
00:14:01.900 That's the best opinion on the election.
00:14:05.080 If you say it's guaranteed you know that it was rigged,
00:14:08.640 well, I haven't seen the proof.
00:14:12.160 If you say you're sure that it wasn't,
00:14:15.740 I mean, that's just crazy talk.
00:14:18.120 So you can't be sure of either one,
00:14:19.820 but you can be sure that the situation guarantees it will be,
00:14:23.020 or has been.
00:14:23.640 So by far, that's the best opinion of the election.
00:14:28.500 Now, I did get excited about the Kraken.
00:14:31.840 So I'm not going to try to minimize that.
00:14:35.060 But even with that,
00:14:36.900 by far the best opinion.
00:14:40.840 All right.
00:14:41.500 Because remember,
00:14:42.420 the Kraken was also under the 95% rule.
00:14:46.100 When the Kraken happened,
00:14:47.540 I already said,
00:14:48.740 but be careful.
00:14:50.300 95% will be bullshit.
00:14:51.980 And that just happened to be part of it.
00:14:54.300 Now, on the Kraken,
00:14:55.360 I was the,
00:14:56.020 I believe I was the first person in the country to say,
00:14:59.200 there's no way that the general,
00:15:03.220 the Venezuelan general stuff is true.
00:15:06.000 Right?
00:15:06.960 Was I the first person?
00:15:08.520 Probably the first person in the country
00:15:09.900 who said in public,
00:15:11.800 there's no way that's true.
00:15:13.920 By its nature,
00:15:15.220 that's not true.
00:15:17.280 So that was probably the best opinion.
00:15:18.480 All right.
00:15:20.800 There might be still a Kraken in the future,
00:15:22.940 but no Krakens yet.
00:15:26.280 So we don't know about Jimmy Dore.
00:15:28.100 We know he was wrong about me.
00:15:31.060 I know he was totally wrong about me,
00:15:33.020 but we don't know if he's wrong about this yet.
00:15:35.920 All right.
00:15:36.240 There was a study that says
00:15:37.500 early risers are happier.
00:15:40.780 Like,
00:15:41.380 there's a strong correlation
00:15:43.580 between getting up early
00:15:45.660 and not being depressed.
00:15:49.100 Do you believe that was science?
00:15:51.320 It's science.
00:15:53.340 It must be true.
00:15:55.100 Because it's in the media.
00:15:57.060 And it's science.
00:15:59.280 Do you think,
00:16:01.360 I'm just going to speculate for a moment,
00:16:03.320 I'm no science guy,
00:16:05.820 but
00:16:06.100 I wonder,
00:16:08.960 I wonder,
00:16:10.200 if you are depressed,
00:16:13.160 I'm not depressed,
00:16:14.340 so I'll have to ask you,
00:16:15.780 if there's anybody depressed here,
00:16:18.400 no,
00:16:18.880 there's nobody depressed here
00:16:19.900 because you didn't get up on time
00:16:21.240 to watch this.
00:16:22.700 But,
00:16:23.700 hypothetically,
00:16:24.540 is there anybody
00:16:25.020 who has ever been depressed?
00:16:26.780 Can you answer me
00:16:27.780 this important question?
00:16:29.420 Again,
00:16:29.820 I'm no scientist.
00:16:30.800 I'm not a researcher.
00:16:32.120 But it just seems like
00:16:33.120 an obvious question.
00:16:34.540 When you're depressed,
00:16:36.360 do you like getting out of bed?
00:16:39.260 Do you like getting up
00:16:39.980 and attacking the day?
00:16:42.240 Or do you say to yourself,
00:16:43.520 you know,
00:16:43.960 I'd rather be unconscious,
00:16:45.240 frankly.
00:16:46.260 I think I'll sleep
00:16:47.040 another two hours.
00:16:49.480 So,
00:16:50.480 one wonders
00:16:52.080 if there's a
00:16:53.640 cause and effect
00:16:54.860 that may be reversed here,
00:16:56.640 maybe,
00:16:57.420 like every other study
00:16:58.740 we've ever seen
00:16:59.440 in the news forever,
00:17:00.740 where they get always
00:17:01.700 the cause and effect reversed,
00:17:03.180 every time,
00:17:04.320 like every time.
00:17:05.860 It's almost impossible
00:17:06.940 to see something
00:17:07.800 that doesn't look
00:17:09.380 like they've reversed
00:17:10.780 the cause and effect.
00:17:11.520 I feel like science
00:17:13.100 is 75%
00:17:14.980 of people
00:17:15.840 trying to fool you
00:17:16.860 into thinking
00:17:17.520 correlation,
00:17:19.160 maybe it does mean
00:17:20.300 causation in this case.
00:17:22.380 Maybe it does.
00:17:25.280 75%.
00:17:25.800 25%,
00:17:27.680 it's actually causation.
00:17:29.440 I mean,
00:17:29.760 I'm just making up
00:17:30.440 these numbers.
00:17:31.480 But by far,
00:17:32.320 the majority of these stories
00:17:33.520 are not true.
00:17:34.900 By far,
00:17:35.640 they're not true.
00:17:36.200 So if you were
00:17:37.580 to believe a story
00:17:38.380 like this
00:17:38.820 because it was
00:17:39.300 in the news,
00:17:40.400 well,
00:17:40.940 do that at your
00:17:41.840 caution.
00:17:45.020 Now,
00:17:45.500 they do say,
00:17:46.340 to their credit,
00:17:48.160 it's not like
00:17:49.100 they didn't,
00:17:50.100 it's not like
00:17:50.860 they weren't aware
00:17:51.600 that there's a
00:17:52.560 causation correlation
00:17:53.660 issue here.
00:17:55.720 They did say
00:17:56.520 that you can
00:17:57.180 decrease your risk
00:17:59.500 by 23%
00:18:00.600 by shifting
00:18:01.240 your sleep schedule.
00:18:03.240 Do you believe that?
00:18:04.260 Do you believe
00:18:05.960 you can decrease
00:18:06.800 your risk of
00:18:07.560 depression
00:18:08.140 by becoming
00:18:09.400 a morning person?
00:18:12.580 That feels
00:18:13.700 about right,
00:18:14.400 actually.
00:18:15.620 So one of my
00:18:16.720 little rules
00:18:17.280 about science
00:18:18.100 is that if your
00:18:19.940 anecdotal
00:18:20.760 observation of life
00:18:22.300 happens to match
00:18:24.140 the science,
00:18:25.340 that doesn't mean
00:18:26.020 it's true.
00:18:27.320 But that's way better
00:18:28.180 than if it doesn't
00:18:28.920 match, right?
00:18:30.420 I always use
00:18:31.260 cigarettes as the
00:18:32.020 example.
00:18:33.060 Science says
00:18:33.700 cigarettes give
00:18:34.380 you lung cancer.
00:18:36.120 And sure enough,
00:18:37.480 I know several
00:18:38.240 people who smoke
00:18:39.020 cigarettes and got
00:18:39.740 lung cancer.
00:18:40.860 I know one
00:18:42.200 person who had
00:18:42.740 lung cancer and
00:18:43.520 didn't smoke
00:18:43.980 cigarettes in my
00:18:45.000 whole life.
00:18:46.540 So that sounds
00:18:47.520 about right,
00:18:48.600 probably.
00:18:50.280 And when they
00:18:51.140 say that shifting
00:18:52.220 to a morning
00:18:53.280 person makes you
00:18:54.180 happier,
00:18:55.220 that also
00:18:56.200 matches my
00:18:57.680 anecdotal
00:18:58.460 experience.
00:18:59.360 depression,
00:19:00.360 because now
00:19:01.280 I don't know if
00:19:02.780 it would make
00:19:03.100 any difference
00:19:03.720 at all to
00:19:04.380 organic depression,
00:19:06.380 so I'm not
00:19:06.860 sure if they're
00:19:07.300 defining depression
00:19:08.280 in the real
00:19:09.580 clinical,
00:19:10.600 you can't get
00:19:11.240 out of bed
00:19:11.680 kind of way,
00:19:12.360 or if they
00:19:13.300 just mean people
00:19:14.300 who say they're
00:19:14.920 depressed because
00:19:15.720 they're sad,
00:19:16.480 but it's not
00:19:17.820 exactly the same
00:19:18.680 clinical situation.
00:19:20.520 You could
00:19:21.140 definitely change
00:19:21.960 your experience
00:19:23.220 of life
00:19:23.940 from bad
00:19:26.520 or average
00:19:27.180 to pretty good
00:19:28.200 by getting up
00:19:29.180 early.
00:19:30.400 I don't know
00:19:31.200 if that's the
00:19:31.660 same as
00:19:32.060 depression.
00:19:34.720 Isn't
00:19:35.080 depression an
00:19:36.240 actual sort
00:19:37.660 of chemical,
00:19:38.560 physical problem
00:19:39.580 that's more than
00:19:41.280 just what's
00:19:41.760 happening in your
00:19:42.320 life?
00:19:43.700 I thought it
00:19:44.520 was.
00:19:45.400 But I could
00:19:47.160 certainly see
00:19:47.980 that people who
00:19:48.840 would describe
00:19:49.620 themselves as
00:19:50.400 depressed,
00:19:51.420 but maybe
00:19:51.980 they're not
00:19:52.720 clinically exactly
00:19:53.900 technically depressed
00:19:55.340 the way a doctor
00:19:56.040 would say.
00:19:56.840 I could see
00:19:57.460 that those people
00:19:58.080 would be happier,
00:19:59.520 and there's a
00:20:00.640 really good reason
00:20:01.360 why.
00:20:02.260 The first several
00:20:03.380 hours of my day,
00:20:04.340 I don't have
00:20:04.780 contact with other
00:20:05.960 people in person.
00:20:07.960 Do you know
00:20:08.700 how good that is
00:20:09.620 for your mental
00:20:10.160 health?
00:20:11.260 Do not have
00:20:12.060 contact with other
00:20:13.160 people for the
00:20:13.980 first few hours
00:20:14.720 you're awake.
00:20:15.800 It's amazing.
00:20:19.140 So, like most
00:20:20.900 of you, I've had
00:20:22.000 good days and bad.
00:20:23.900 Right?
00:20:24.780 Like, you know,
00:20:25.500 life gives you
00:20:26.720 ups and downs.
00:20:28.620 But I've said
00:20:30.120 this before,
00:20:31.780 that I've almost
00:20:33.180 never in my
00:20:34.760 entire adult
00:20:35.960 life, never
00:20:37.220 had a bad
00:20:38.880 time between
00:20:40.740 4 and
00:20:43.280 9 a.m.
00:20:46.000 Ever.
00:20:47.440 It just doesn't
00:20:48.600 happen.
00:20:49.760 Between 4 and
00:20:50.800 9 a.m.
00:20:51.440 every day,
00:20:52.660 7 days a week,
00:20:53.920 365 days a day,
00:20:55.740 I'm going to have
00:20:56.620 a great time.
00:20:58.460 Now, I love doing
00:20:59.260 this, which is why
00:21:00.260 I do it during this
00:21:01.180 time.
00:21:02.180 So, this is like
00:21:03.240 purely fun for me.
00:21:05.340 I mean, it's
00:21:05.640 sort of a job.
00:21:08.840 It's the best job
00:21:09.880 ever, because it's
00:21:10.820 doing exactly what
00:21:11.980 I'd want to do.
00:21:12.760 Like, exactly.
00:21:13.740 I don't do a single
00:21:14.600 thing I don't want to
00:21:15.560 do right now, which
00:21:16.860 is talking to you
00:21:17.640 about fun topics
00:21:18.580 that I would like
00:21:19.680 to talk about
00:21:20.220 anyway.
00:21:21.320 So, if you told
00:21:24.400 me you could take
00:21:25.220 me from somebody
00:21:26.100 who sleeps in
00:21:26.820 until 10 a.m.,
00:21:28.460 and you could
00:21:29.040 convert me to
00:21:29.840 somebody who
00:21:30.320 guarantees us
00:21:31.180 five excellent
00:21:32.920 hours every day,
00:21:34.560 those five hours
00:21:35.480 are not just
00:21:36.060 okay.
00:21:37.180 They're really
00:21:37.800 good.
00:21:38.740 Like, I love
00:21:39.700 the morning.
00:21:40.680 I love it.
00:21:42.420 Afternoons?
00:21:43.460 Afternoons can
00:21:44.140 be good or bad.
00:21:45.660 Evenings?
00:21:47.020 Can be good,
00:21:47.640 can be bad.
00:21:48.760 Mostly they're
00:21:49.360 good.
00:21:49.900 I don't really
00:21:50.340 have too many
00:21:50.780 bad days.
00:21:52.020 But the mornings
00:21:53.320 are guaranteed.
00:21:54.940 So, if you tell
00:21:55.580 me that getting
00:21:56.180 up, shifting from
00:21:57.180 waking up at
00:21:57.820 10 a.m. to
00:21:58.520 shifting to
00:21:59.240 4 or 5 a.m.
00:22:00.420 makes you
00:22:00.860 happier, I'd
00:22:01.940 say, absolutely.
00:22:03.660 You just added
00:22:04.520 like a quarter of
00:22:05.840 your awake time.
00:22:07.020 You just improved
00:22:07.780 massively.
00:22:09.820 So, when they
00:22:10.360 say you can
00:22:11.580 reduce your risk
00:22:12.340 of depression by
00:22:13.080 23%, that hits
00:22:14.540 right on the
00:22:16.420 nose of my
00:22:17.560 actual experience.
00:22:18.560 Right on the
00:22:19.000 nose.
00:22:19.600 It's about a
00:22:20.140 25% everyday
00:22:22.260 improvement, because
00:22:23.500 of just those
00:22:24.180 hours being
00:22:24.780 awesome.
00:22:27.460 Anyway, highly
00:22:28.900 recommend that you
00:22:29.960 experiment with
00:22:30.960 getting up early.
00:22:32.240 If you say to
00:22:33.060 yourself you're not
00:22:33.820 a morning person,
00:22:35.460 they also mention
00:22:36.520 in the study that
00:22:38.260 you might be able
00:22:39.940 to change yourself
00:22:41.360 into a morning
00:22:42.040 person.
00:22:42.400 Now, I didn't
00:22:44.560 think I was a
00:22:45.180 morning person
00:22:45.740 until I was.
00:22:48.520 I don't know how
00:22:49.220 uncommon that is,
00:22:50.540 but I've heard
00:22:51.000 other people shift
00:22:52.040 to the super early
00:22:53.680 morning and made
00:22:54.400 it work.
00:22:55.780 But I do think
00:22:56.720 there's a difference.
00:22:57.460 I think some
00:22:57.980 people's natural
00:22:59.440 biology would not
00:23:00.400 allow them to do
00:23:01.100 that, but you
00:23:01.860 might be surprised
00:23:02.640 if you're one of
00:23:03.420 them.
00:23:03.960 All right, there's
00:23:04.340 a new Kamala
00:23:06.020 Harris word salad
00:23:08.440 nonsense video.
00:23:09.620 I don't think
00:23:10.640 we have to play
00:23:11.300 it, right?
00:23:12.800 Do you need to
00:23:13.860 see another one?
00:23:15.120 Just trust me.
00:23:16.200 It's her trying
00:23:16.920 to talk and
00:23:17.600 failing, right?
00:23:19.420 Which we're
00:23:20.060 completely used to
00:23:20.980 at this point.
00:23:22.500 Now, it's funny
00:23:25.540 that every video
00:23:26.780 of Kamala Harris
00:23:27.700 talking in public
00:23:28.660 gets labeled a
00:23:30.860 cringe video.
00:23:32.700 A cringe video.
00:23:34.420 Imagine if your
00:23:36.380 major candidate
00:23:37.240 for office,
00:23:38.080 for vice
00:23:38.860 president,
00:23:39.620 whenever they
00:23:41.280 talked about
00:23:42.380 any topic in
00:23:43.780 public, people
00:23:45.120 cringed and
00:23:46.440 went, oh, God.
00:23:48.980 Every time.
00:23:50.760 Like, every time.
00:23:53.420 So, I'll tell you
00:23:55.360 the lesson here.
00:23:58.640 This is one of my
00:24:00.400 mother's greatest
00:24:01.260 lessons.
00:24:02.260 You can get used
00:24:03.400 to anything if you
00:24:04.300 do it long enough.
00:24:06.420 And then the
00:24:07.240 punchline to that
00:24:08.180 was including
00:24:09.060 hanging, right?
00:24:10.540 If you get hung,
00:24:12.000 you can get used
00:24:12.560 to it if you do
00:24:13.000 it long enough.
00:24:14.840 You just get used
00:24:15.900 to anything.
00:24:17.140 We actually got
00:24:18.300 used to having a
00:24:19.520 president and a
00:24:20.280 vice president who
00:24:21.600 were not, let's say,
00:24:23.720 verbally gifted.
00:24:24.520 when Harris and
00:24:28.120 Biden were running.
00:24:29.460 It was very clear that
00:24:31.440 they were not, let's
00:24:34.040 say, gifted in the
00:24:35.440 communication skills.
00:24:37.500 You know, they weren't
00:24:38.180 really even up to the
00:24:39.940 level that most
00:24:41.140 politicians are.
00:24:42.760 Most politicians.
00:24:44.560 But am I wrong that it's
00:24:46.640 gotten worse?
00:24:48.580 That's not my
00:24:49.460 imagination, right?
00:24:50.380 But not only has
00:24:52.280 Biden gotten worse
00:24:53.220 from obvious
00:24:54.320 decline from age,
00:24:55.800 I mean, I think we
00:24:56.640 all see it,
00:24:57.700 but it seems to me
00:24:59.320 that Harris used
00:25:01.120 to make sense.
00:25:03.000 Somebody tweeted
00:25:04.420 today a video of
00:25:05.660 her from before she
00:25:06.900 was vice president
00:25:07.600 in which she was
00:25:09.140 at some congressional
00:25:11.200 hearing and she was
00:25:12.360 getting tough on
00:25:13.020 somebody.
00:25:13.780 And she sounded
00:25:14.600 like she was
00:25:15.160 completely in control.
00:25:16.340 she sounded like
00:25:18.040 she understood
00:25:19.820 the world and
00:25:20.580 knew how to talk.
00:25:22.620 But she doesn't
00:25:23.460 display any of
00:25:25.780 those skills that
00:25:27.520 were well on
00:25:28.500 display before she
00:25:29.600 became vice
00:25:30.160 president.
00:25:31.160 What's up with
00:25:31.920 that?
00:25:32.660 Now, that's what
00:25:33.260 fooled me completely
00:25:34.320 because early on I
00:25:36.260 picked her to be,
00:25:37.260 you know, a
00:25:37.740 likely president.
00:25:40.620 And it was based
00:25:43.080 on early videos of
00:25:44.360 her performing
00:25:45.240 her job.
00:25:46.440 And I said,
00:25:46.900 oh, there's
00:25:47.340 somebody who's,
00:25:48.320 you know, not
00:25:48.860 only tough, has a
00:25:50.820 commanding voice.
00:25:52.240 Remember I talked
00:25:53.060 about a commanding
00:25:53.960 voice versus a
00:25:54.860 pleading voice?
00:25:56.260 She had a
00:25:56.720 commanding voice.
00:25:58.380 You know, she was
00:25:59.100 a woman of color.
00:26:01.400 She was a senator.
00:26:03.480 She was young
00:26:04.100 enough.
00:26:05.100 You know, she had
00:26:05.540 the right backers.
00:26:07.000 I mean, it looked
00:26:07.520 like she had the
00:26:08.060 whole package.
00:26:09.780 Something happened.
00:26:12.160 And it looks like
00:26:13.200 drugs or alcohol.
00:26:15.240 Now, I'm not
00:26:18.740 saying I know
00:26:19.460 that that's the
00:26:20.100 case.
00:26:20.800 I'm saying that
00:26:21.740 it's obvious to
00:26:22.700 the public that
00:26:23.920 you have both a
00:26:24.700 president and a
00:26:26.160 vice president who
00:26:27.900 can't communicate
00:26:28.820 for different
00:26:30.000 reasons.
00:26:31.720 But we're
00:26:32.900 actually going to
00:26:33.420 have that same
00:26:34.180 pair who we
00:26:35.700 know can't do
00:26:36.540 basic communication.
00:26:38.640 The most
00:26:39.180 fundamental part
00:26:40.080 of the job is
00:26:41.500 to show up in
00:26:42.220 public and say
00:26:44.020 smarter things to
00:26:44.880 make us feel
00:26:45.360 good.
00:26:46.540 You know, it's
00:26:47.500 at least half of
00:26:48.240 the job.
00:26:49.400 And there are
00:26:50.520 two candidates who
00:26:51.240 can't do that
00:26:51.940 thing, which is
00:26:53.580 talk to the
00:26:54.140 public and make
00:26:56.040 us feel good.
00:26:57.600 Not at all.
00:26:59.500 Now, how did we
00:27:00.280 get used to this?
00:27:02.160 We're actually going
00:27:03.200 to enter an
00:27:03.960 election phase
00:27:04.900 where we actually
00:27:07.300 have somebody who
00:27:08.100 is clearly mentally
00:27:09.400 incompetent who
00:27:11.480 is running with
00:27:12.160 somebody who can't
00:27:13.320 form a sentence in
00:27:14.260 public.
00:27:15.480 And those are not
00:27:16.600 exaggerations, are
00:27:18.940 they?
00:27:19.840 Is that an
00:27:20.520 exaggeration to say
00:27:21.560 Kamala can't form
00:27:22.500 sentences in public?
00:27:24.120 Not really.
00:27:25.600 That's pretty
00:27:26.400 straight just
00:27:28.720 describing what's
00:27:29.660 happening.
00:27:30.900 Can Biden give
00:27:32.680 an inspirational
00:27:34.360 speech and handle
00:27:36.000 questions and do
00:27:37.460 a good...
00:27:37.700 No, he can't.
00:27:38.720 And nobody thinks
00:27:39.500 he can.
00:27:40.560 There's nobody who
00:27:41.320 thinks he can.
00:27:42.800 So how in the
00:27:43.840 world did you get
00:27:44.660 two candidates, the
00:27:46.100 number one and the
00:27:46.880 number two, who
00:27:48.140 can't do the most
00:27:48.940 basic human activity
00:27:51.400 of having a
00:27:52.460 conversation that
00:27:55.000 makes sense?
00:27:56.240 To actually make
00:27:57.620 sense.
00:27:58.880 They can't do it.
00:28:00.320 Now, you could say
00:28:01.300 all kinds of bad
00:28:02.660 things about Trump.
00:28:04.540 Some of them I
00:28:05.280 might say, well, you
00:28:06.020 get a point there.
00:28:07.880 But does anybody
00:28:08.860 ever say he can't
00:28:10.140 talk?
00:28:11.820 He can talk?
00:28:13.680 He's really, really
00:28:14.580 good at it.
00:28:15.640 And the contrast
00:28:17.200 here is insane.
00:28:20.620 Because Biden and
00:28:22.080 Kamala Harris, I
00:28:23.040 think you would
00:28:23.700 agree that unless
00:28:25.300 you throw Dan
00:28:26.120 Quayle into the
00:28:26.980 equation, that they
00:28:28.860 would set the record
00:28:30.140 as the two least
00:28:31.300 capable public
00:28:32.580 communicators.
00:28:33.920 Is that fair?
00:28:35.240 The two least
00:28:36.480 capable public
00:28:38.860 communicators who
00:28:39.800 are in those jobs.
00:28:41.460 I've never seen
00:28:42.360 anything like it.
00:28:43.720 Now, I've said, and
00:28:45.840 other experts have
00:28:46.900 agreed, that Trump
00:28:48.520 might be the best
00:28:49.440 we've ever seen.
00:28:51.200 Now, his opinions
00:28:52.460 are a problem for
00:28:53.960 many people in the
00:28:55.540 country.
00:28:55.800 But his ability to
00:28:57.320 communicate isn't
00:28:59.480 just average.
00:29:01.800 Trump is not
00:29:02.720 average.
00:29:04.420 He might be the
00:29:06.680 best president
00:29:07.760 communicator we've
00:29:08.820 ever had.
00:29:10.000 You just don't like
00:29:10.800 what he's saying in
00:29:11.440 some cases, right?
00:29:12.680 Now, Vivek is not
00:29:13.720 yet a president.
00:29:15.320 But Vivek is off
00:29:16.600 the charts.
00:29:17.140 His communication
00:29:17.780 skills are just
00:29:18.640 crazy good.
00:29:20.040 So, I mean, I feel
00:29:21.100 good about that.
00:29:21.740 So, we do have
00:29:23.140 people who can do
00:29:23.760 the job.
00:29:24.920 It's just, we may
00:29:26.600 not pick them.
00:29:28.260 Yeah, Reagan was
00:29:29.580 insane, but I think
00:29:30.920 Trump might even be
00:29:32.780 better.
00:29:34.360 Yeah.
00:29:34.960 Reagan was great.
00:29:36.660 There's no doubt
00:29:37.220 about it.
00:29:38.340 But Trump, yeah,
00:29:39.640 of course, I'm
00:29:40.520 judging Trump also
00:29:41.440 by his tweets.
00:29:43.820 You know, Reagan
00:29:44.320 didn't have Twitter.
00:29:45.880 So, I don't feel
00:29:47.800 like Reagan's Twitter
00:29:49.200 game would have
00:29:49.860 matched Trump's.
00:29:51.740 Because Trump
00:29:52.140 is actually so
00:29:52.900 well, let's say
00:29:54.700 he's a perfect fit
00:29:55.740 for the times.
00:29:56.980 You know, we're
00:29:58.420 in crude times.
00:30:00.620 So, crude Trump
00:30:01.860 fits crude Twitter
00:30:03.160 just perfectly.
00:30:05.020 So, anyway.
00:30:07.140 But the fact that
00:30:08.180 we're looking at
00:30:09.800 one of the, you
00:30:10.680 could say at least
00:30:11.220 one of the best
00:30:11.860 communicators of
00:30:13.200 our time against
00:30:14.620 the two unambiguously
00:30:15.900 worst.
00:30:17.520 And it's still
00:30:18.000 going to be a
00:30:18.380 close election.
00:30:20.200 It's still going
00:30:20.740 to be close.
00:30:21.740 So, that's
00:30:24.020 pretty absurd.
00:30:26.340 Speaking of
00:30:27.360 absurdity,
00:30:29.480 I saw a tweet
00:30:30.340 by Miriam Grossman.
00:30:31.940 She's a doctor,
00:30:33.240 MD.
00:30:34.440 And she says,
00:30:35.100 I woke up today
00:30:35.960 to learn that
00:30:36.520 the CDC
00:30:37.220 endorses using
00:30:38.920 powerful drugs
00:30:39.880 to induce
00:30:40.580 nipple discharges
00:30:42.260 in men
00:30:42.800 who then claim
00:30:44.240 they can breastfeed.
00:30:46.100 P.S.
00:30:46.500 Some of the drugs
00:30:47.480 are then consumed
00:30:48.340 by the infant.
00:30:49.980 Yes,
00:30:50.500 the CDC,
00:30:51.580 our tax dollars.
00:30:55.700 Well,
00:30:56.260 let me give you
00:30:56.820 some advice.
00:30:58.300 This will be
00:30:58.780 for the babies.
00:30:59.400 if you're a baby
00:31:01.540 and you're
00:31:02.960 raised on
00:31:03.820 male nipple
00:31:06.040 milk
00:31:06.380 and
00:31:08.360 someday
00:31:09.360 you have a
00:31:10.320 conversation
00:31:10.820 with your
00:31:11.380 mom,
00:31:12.760 because there's
00:31:13.140 probably two
00:31:14.060 parents involved
00:31:14.820 here,
00:31:16.200 and you say
00:31:16.820 to your mom,
00:31:17.560 hey mom,
00:31:18.180 was I breastfed
00:31:19.180 as a child,
00:31:20.300 as a baby?
00:31:20.860 If your mom
00:31:22.840 says to you,
00:31:24.680 technically yes,
00:31:26.920 stop asking
00:31:28.320 questions.
00:31:29.820 Stop.
00:31:31.220 Just stop.
00:31:33.300 Just let
00:31:34.600 yourself out
00:31:35.260 slowly like this.
00:31:38.240 Just sort of
00:31:38.900 fade into the
00:31:39.460 background.
00:31:43.700 Like that.
00:31:45.280 That's how
00:31:46.060 they handle
00:31:46.360 that situation.
00:31:48.280 Here's what
00:31:49.120 you don't want
00:31:49.640 to do.
00:31:50.860 This would be
00:31:51.700 the big mistake.
00:31:53.220 Was I
00:31:53.700 breastfed,
00:31:54.400 mom?
00:31:56.040 Technically yes.
00:31:59.080 Don't do
00:31:59.760 this.
00:32:02.020 What do you
00:32:02.520 mean by
00:32:02.860 technically?
00:32:04.540 Don't do
00:32:05.220 that.
00:32:06.460 Don't do
00:32:06.720 it.
00:32:06.880 Just walk
00:32:07.900 away.
00:32:09.700 And if
00:32:10.320 you do
00:32:10.660 find out
00:32:11.280 that you
00:32:12.200 were fed
00:32:12.660 by your
00:32:13.460 nipple
00:32:15.220 milk
00:32:15.660 from
00:32:17.560 a male,
00:32:18.920 here's
00:32:21.620 here's my
00:32:21.760 next
00:32:22.020 advice.
00:32:23.460 Don't
00:32:23.860 mention it
00:32:24.360 to your
00:32:24.620 classmates.
00:32:26.140 If you're
00:32:26.660 in high
00:32:26.940 school,
00:32:27.720 don't
00:32:28.060 mention it.
00:32:29.360 Do not
00:32:29.860 mention it
00:32:30.300 to your
00:32:30.540 classmates.
00:32:31.140 No.
00:32:31.700 You'll
00:32:32.080 think that
00:32:32.600 you're just
00:32:32.960 sharing.
00:32:34.140 You'll
00:32:34.420 think you're
00:32:34.820 sharing your
00:32:35.300 feelings and
00:32:35.820 maybe just
00:32:36.200 sharing some
00:32:36.660 of them.
00:32:37.080 Don't.
00:32:37.780 Do not.
00:32:38.820 Do not
00:32:39.440 mention it to
00:32:40.000 your
00:32:42.940 co-workers
00:32:43.640 or your
00:32:46.140 future
00:32:46.460 spouse
00:32:47.040 or anyone
00:32:50.340 ever.
00:32:52.200 Ever.
00:32:53.220 No.
00:32:55.240 However,
00:32:56.080 the good
00:32:56.660 news is
00:32:57.240 that Ben
00:32:57.640 and Jerry's
00:32:58.180 has a new
00:32:58.580 flavor.
00:32:59.400 It's called
00:33:00.140 male nipple
00:33:01.080 milk.
00:33:02.320 And Ben
00:33:02.760 and Jerry
00:33:03.100 are making
00:33:03.540 it themselves.
00:33:05.020 So they're
00:33:05.440 going to be
00:33:05.720 making a
00:33:06.500 special
00:33:06.980 batch.
00:33:08.080 They've
00:33:08.760 just got
00:33:09.100 to take
00:33:10.220 their nipple
00:33:10.860 making drugs
00:33:11.720 and they'll
00:33:12.620 start filling
00:33:13.460 those containers.
00:33:16.280 Ben and Jerry's
00:33:17.260 nipple milk.
00:33:19.300 All right.
00:33:20.440 Let's talk
00:33:21.160 about that
00:33:21.560 cocaine found
00:33:22.500 in the White
00:33:22.920 House.
00:33:24.180 The big
00:33:24.860 story today
00:33:25.580 is that
00:33:26.180 some people
00:33:27.400 are speculating
00:33:28.680 that the
00:33:30.340 administration
00:33:30.820 is trying
00:33:31.380 to throw
00:33:31.740 Kamala Harris
00:33:32.380 under the
00:33:32.840 bus,
00:33:34.060 which you
00:33:34.960 would love
00:33:35.340 by the way,
00:33:36.400 if it's a
00:33:37.260 yellow school
00:33:37.880 bus,
00:33:39.280 she'd love
00:33:40.100 it.
00:33:40.840 She'd love
00:33:41.340 it.
00:33:41.880 If you
00:33:42.260 could throw
00:33:42.640 Kamala Harris
00:33:43.240 under a
00:33:43.620 bus,
00:33:43.940 don't pick
00:33:44.380 like a
00:33:44.740 municipal
00:33:45.180 bus.
00:33:46.700 She doesn't
00:33:47.140 have much
00:33:47.460 to say
00:33:47.740 about that.
00:33:48.340 But a
00:33:48.600 yellow school
00:33:49.120 bus,
00:33:49.820 oh God,
00:33:50.600 she loves
00:33:51.000 those.
00:33:52.020 Whoa.
00:33:52.700 So if you
00:33:53.220 throw her
00:33:53.600 under a
00:33:53.940 yellow school
00:33:54.440 bus,
00:33:54.700 she'd be
00:33:54.980 happy.
00:33:56.120 She could
00:33:56.500 plug in
00:33:57.940 her Wi-Fi.
00:33:58.820 I mean,
00:33:59.040 she'd have
00:33:59.340 everything there.
00:34:00.600 But charge
00:34:02.160 her phone.
00:34:04.720 But I
00:34:06.400 forget what
00:34:06.860 I was talking
00:34:07.280 about.
00:34:07.880 I just
00:34:08.460 got all
00:34:08.820 excited about
00:34:09.920 the yellow
00:34:10.280 school bus.
00:34:10.940 I can
00:34:11.140 see how
00:34:11.520 it gets
00:34:11.960 people
00:34:12.240 going.
00:34:14.660 I do
00:34:15.280 not
00:34:15.520 believe the
00:34:17.520 hypothesis.
00:34:19.440 The idea
00:34:21.040 that the
00:34:21.700 administration is
00:34:22.920 throwing her
00:34:23.400 under the
00:34:23.720 bus,
00:34:24.600 no,
00:34:25.020 that would
00:34:25.420 not be
00:34:25.740 their best
00:34:26.080 play.
00:34:27.080 They could
00:34:27.620 get rid of her
00:34:28.160 other ways.
00:34:29.020 You don't
00:34:29.360 want to admit
00:34:29.920 that you
00:34:30.240 picked a
00:34:30.880 cocaine user
00:34:32.240 for your
00:34:32.600 vice president.
00:34:33.840 That wouldn't
00:34:34.400 be the
00:34:34.740 good way
00:34:35.220 to do
00:34:35.540 it.
00:34:35.760 If they
00:34:37.200 need to
00:34:37.560 get rid
00:34:37.920 of her,
00:34:38.940 maybe that'll
00:34:40.020 happen.
00:34:41.340 But they're
00:34:42.220 not going to
00:34:42.580 do it that
00:34:43.040 way.
00:34:43.360 They're not
00:34:43.620 going to
00:34:43.820 plant drugs
00:34:44.460 on her.
00:34:46.980 I mean,
00:34:47.660 really?
00:34:48.860 Do any of you
00:34:49.680 really believe
00:34:50.300 that they would
00:34:50.780 plant drugs
00:34:51.640 on their own
00:34:52.280 vice president?
00:34:54.380 Does anybody
00:34:54.860 really believe
00:34:55.560 that?
00:34:55.800 Some do.
00:34:59.940 Some do.
00:35:00.620 Well, one way
00:35:01.280 it could be
00:35:01.680 possible is
00:35:02.840 that somebody
00:35:03.380 who was a
00:35:03.820 dirty trickster
00:35:04.560 did it for
00:35:06.620 the purpose
00:35:07.160 of removing
00:35:07.800 her, but
00:35:08.960 maybe it
00:35:10.100 would not
00:35:10.720 have been a
00:35:11.220 sanctioned
00:35:12.140 operation or
00:35:12.860 something.
00:35:13.680 Maybe.
00:35:14.760 But if you're
00:35:15.780 telling me that
00:35:16.440 Biden approved
00:35:18.080 an operation
00:35:18.760 to plant
00:35:19.980 cocaine on
00:35:20.700 his vice
00:35:21.060 president,
00:35:22.320 how many
00:35:22.640 think that?
00:35:23.420 How many
00:35:23.780 think that Joe
00:35:24.620 Biden approved
00:35:25.780 an operation
00:35:26.940 to plant
00:35:28.260 drugs on
00:35:28.840 his own
00:35:29.140 vice president?
00:35:31.120 No.
00:35:32.040 No.
00:35:32.920 No, he
00:35:33.500 didn't do
00:35:33.840 that.
00:35:34.980 No.
00:35:35.860 No, no.
00:35:38.020 Somebody
00:35:38.540 believes it.
00:35:40.040 Yeah.
00:35:40.520 But how many
00:35:41.020 would believe
00:35:41.620 that the
00:35:42.580 deep state
00:35:43.180 would do
00:35:43.540 it?
00:35:44.760 Well, that's
00:35:46.000 different.
00:35:47.100 The deep
00:35:47.640 state might
00:35:48.180 do it.
00:35:49.100 I just
00:35:49.480 don't think
00:35:49.820 it would be
00:35:50.160 the best
00:35:50.640 way to
00:35:51.040 accomplish
00:35:51.460 their goal.
00:35:52.460 It might
00:35:52.820 be the
00:35:53.080 worst way.
00:35:54.360 So it
00:35:55.020 seems very
00:35:55.540 unlikely to
00:35:56.200 me.
00:35:56.560 So I
00:35:57.000 dismiss
00:35:57.440 that
00:35:57.760 possibility
00:35:58.320 as super
00:36:00.060 unlikely.
00:36:01.920 But what
00:36:04.000 else is
00:36:04.320 new?
00:36:04.640 Let's see.
00:36:05.680 We're seeing
00:36:06.420 more reporting
00:36:07.140 even from
00:36:07.940 CNN that
00:36:09.540 cameras are
00:36:10.580 everywhere.
00:36:12.700 So how
00:36:14.900 is it that
00:36:15.400 we have not
00:36:15.980 heard whether
00:36:18.540 or not for
00:36:19.280 sure there
00:36:19.820 are cameras
00:36:20.300 there?
00:36:22.100 Isn't that
00:36:22.720 weird?
00:36:23.040 weird that
00:36:23.940 we're
00:36:24.520 somehow
00:36:24.800 okay with
00:36:25.480 that?
00:36:26.600 What's
00:36:27.060 wrong with
00:36:27.420 the news?
00:36:27.940 The news
00:36:28.300 is completely
00:36:28.860 broken.
00:36:30.180 At the
00:36:30.800 very least
00:36:31.540 there should
00:36:32.040 be a
00:36:32.340 confirmation
00:36:32.740 that there
00:36:33.800 was always
00:36:34.540 video
00:36:35.820 surveillance.
00:36:37.500 Right?
00:36:38.640 How is it
00:36:39.460 that by now
00:36:40.160 we don't
00:36:40.720 know the
00:36:41.060 answer to
00:36:41.520 the question
00:36:41.980 does the
00:36:43.000 videotape
00:36:43.680 show who
00:36:44.120 put it
00:36:44.420 there?
00:36:45.620 Isn't
00:36:45.920 that a
00:36:46.200 pretty
00:36:46.440 basic
00:36:46.820 question?
00:36:48.820 Pretty
00:36:49.260 basic.
00:36:49.660 We don't
00:36:50.180 know that.
00:36:52.400 It's funny.
00:36:54.120 I saw a
00:36:55.280 gentleman on
00:36:56.620 Fox News,
00:36:57.640 Fox and
00:36:58.020 Friends I
00:36:58.580 think, but
00:36:59.440 I wish I
00:37:00.840 had caught
00:37:01.160 his name
00:37:01.700 because he
00:37:02.540 made a
00:37:02.820 good point.
00:37:04.180 But if
00:37:04.460 you saw it
00:37:05.360 because you
00:37:05.600 mentioned the
00:37:06.120 name I'll
00:37:06.500 give him
00:37:06.820 credit for
00:37:07.380 it.
00:37:08.300 It was
00:37:08.540 the, oh
00:37:10.120 I think
00:37:10.320 it was
00:37:10.460 outnumbered.
00:37:11.400 No, it
00:37:11.640 was on
00:37:11.860 outnumbered.
00:37:13.240 So outnumbered
00:37:13.960 they have a
00:37:14.580 bunch of
00:37:14.880 women, they
00:37:15.400 have one
00:37:15.800 man there
00:37:16.280 who was
00:37:16.520 the outnumbered
00:37:17.120 one.
00:37:17.960 Who was it
00:37:18.400 this morning?
00:37:19.660 It was
00:37:20.100 such a
00:37:20.380 good point
00:37:20.740 I want
00:37:21.000 to give
00:37:21.200 him
00:37:21.320 credit
00:37:21.560 for it.
00:37:23.540 All right.
00:37:24.360 Well, maybe
00:37:25.280 you'll come
00:37:25.580 up with a
00:37:25.960 name because
00:37:26.300 I know
00:37:26.560 some of
00:37:26.900 you watched
00:37:27.280 it.
00:37:28.080 But anyway,
00:37:28.600 his point
00:37:28.980 was that
00:37:29.940 if they
00:37:33.140 had determined
00:37:33.760 that it
00:37:34.140 was anthrax,
00:37:35.820 do you
00:37:36.440 think you
00:37:36.780 wouldn't
00:37:36.960 know who
00:37:37.280 it was?
00:37:39.360 It's such
00:37:39.980 a good
00:37:40.240 point.
00:37:41.940 Right?
00:37:43.180 If the
00:37:43.860 powder had
00:37:44.600 been anthrax
00:37:45.640 and thus
00:37:47.100 it looked
00:37:47.440 like an
00:37:48.300 attack on
00:37:48.860 the
00:37:49.000 president,
00:37:49.660 do you
00:37:50.580 think we
00:37:50.960 wouldn't
00:37:51.240 know who
00:37:51.560 put it
00:37:51.820 there?
00:37:54.620 I mean
00:37:55.340 seriously.
00:37:56.880 Seriously.
00:37:57.760 We wouldn't
00:37:58.520 know who
00:37:58.940 put that
00:37:59.320 there if
00:37:59.840 it had
00:38:00.040 been a
00:38:00.340 poison.
00:38:02.000 Of course
00:38:02.740 we would.
00:38:04.100 So of
00:38:04.740 course they
00:38:05.240 know who
00:38:05.600 put it
00:38:05.860 there.
00:38:06.100 Of course
00:38:06.920 they know
00:38:07.320 by now.
00:38:08.920 Why aren't
00:38:09.360 they telling
00:38:09.720 us?
00:38:10.020 us.
00:38:12.660 Now do
00:38:13.280 you think
00:38:13.680 that your
00:38:14.300 White House
00:38:15.480 administration
00:38:16.140 would be
00:38:17.160 so corrupt
00:38:18.060 that they
00:38:19.580 could know
00:38:20.020 who put
00:38:20.400 it there
00:38:20.700 and they
00:38:20.940 wouldn't
00:38:21.120 tell you?
00:38:22.940 And you'd
00:38:23.600 never know.
00:38:25.780 Yes they
00:38:26.300 are.
00:38:26.940 Yes they
00:38:27.320 are.
00:38:28.640 That is
00:38:29.400 correct.
00:38:30.260 They are
00:38:30.940 corrupt enough
00:38:31.580 to do that
00:38:32.020 right in
00:38:32.400 front of
00:38:32.620 you.
00:38:33.700 Absolutely.
00:38:34.140 All right.
00:38:38.860 So of
00:38:39.600 course the
00:38:40.060 Democrats
00:38:40.480 need a
00:38:40.980 summer story
00:38:41.700 to counteract
00:38:43.660 I'll talk
00:38:44.120 about this
00:38:44.560 new
00:38:44.900 whistleblower
00:38:45.560 about the
00:38:49.660 Bidens.
00:38:50.960 But in
00:38:51.960 order to
00:38:52.380 cover up
00:38:52.820 the negative
00:38:53.640 stories of
00:38:54.340 the cocaine
00:38:54.740 in the
00:38:54.960 White House
00:38:55.360 and the
00:38:55.780 new
00:38:56.180 whistleblower
00:38:56.740 you'd be
00:38:58.660 surprised to
00:38:59.340 find out
00:38:59.720 there's more
00:39:00.140 about the
00:39:00.520 boxes.
00:39:01.580 Yeah the
00:39:02.120 Mar-a-Lago
00:39:02.740 boxes.
00:39:04.140 Are now a
00:39:05.040 big story
00:39:05.500 today.
00:39:06.480 Why?
00:39:07.700 Because these
00:39:08.600 other stories
00:39:09.260 are getting
00:39:09.660 too much
00:39:10.060 attention so
00:39:10.820 they need to
00:39:11.420 throw in
00:39:12.580 some box
00:39:13.380 judo.
00:39:15.500 Box gate
00:39:16.460 judo.
00:39:18.140 And today
00:39:18.900 Joe Biden
00:39:20.700 became a
00:39:22.720 mass murderer
00:39:23.460 but what
00:39:24.780 about those
00:39:25.400 boxes?
00:39:26.720 Yeah.
00:39:27.480 Yeah sure.
00:39:28.660 Joe Biden
00:39:29.320 is possibly
00:39:30.440 approving
00:39:31.240 cluster
00:39:33.440 munitions
00:39:34.120 for Ukraine
00:39:34.960 which would
00:39:36.160 be outlawed
00:39:37.240 in every
00:39:37.660 other country
00:39:38.520 because they're
00:39:39.180 too dangerous
00:39:39.740 to civilians
00:39:40.400 but it looks
00:39:40.880 like we're
00:39:41.240 going to
00:39:41.480 do it.
00:39:42.940 No
00:39:43.460 problem.
00:39:45.800 All right.
00:39:48.380 But those
00:39:49.200 boxes.
00:39:50.080 Whoa.
00:39:51.000 That's a real
00:39:51.660 problem.
00:39:52.040 It's not the
00:39:52.460 cluster munitions
00:39:53.360 and the
00:39:53.880 possible nuclear
00:39:54.780 war.
00:39:55.540 It's the
00:39:56.280 boxes.
00:39:56.720 But the
00:39:58.340 news story is
00:39:59.120 that this
00:39:59.520 poor assistant
00:40:00.900 to Trump
00:40:01.880 who went
00:40:02.360 with him
00:40:02.800 after the
00:40:03.920 administration
00:40:04.500 Walt
00:40:05.560 Notter.
00:40:06.940 Well it
00:40:07.500 turns out
00:40:07.900 that Walt
00:40:08.320 Notter
00:40:08.980 allegedly
00:40:10.800 was a
00:40:11.920 Notter boy.
00:40:13.120 He was a
00:40:13.480 Notter boy.
00:40:15.520 That's right.
00:40:16.760 The naughty
00:40:17.300 one is called
00:40:17.820 Notter.
00:40:19.580 And
00:40:19.920 because it's a
00:40:21.260 simulation so all
00:40:22.200 the names are
00:40:22.680 just jokes.
00:40:23.220 and he's
00:40:25.640 alleged to
00:40:26.300 have taken
00:40:27.660 50 boxes
00:40:28.800 somewhere
00:40:29.300 and then
00:40:30.800 allegedly he
00:40:32.100 took fewer
00:40:32.780 boxes back
00:40:34.480 which would
00:40:35.420 suggest that
00:40:36.120 somebody kept
00:40:36.860 a bunch of
00:40:37.360 boxes which
00:40:38.740 was not
00:40:39.380 supposed to
00:40:39.860 happen.
00:40:41.580 But here's
00:40:42.560 what CNN
00:40:43.360 reports.
00:40:44.660 That there's
00:40:45.340 either, I
00:40:46.280 don't know if
00:40:46.580 it was on
00:40:46.860 tape or some
00:40:48.540 eyewitness
00:40:49.060 quote, but
00:40:50.420 Trump is
00:40:51.000 alleged to
00:40:51.540 have said
00:40:52.020 what happens
00:40:54.860 if we just
00:40:55.500 don't respond
00:40:56.220 at all about
00:40:56.980 the boxes
00:40:57.560 and don't
00:40:58.860 play ball
00:40:59.300 with them?
00:41:00.040 Trump allegedly
00:41:00.840 said, quote,
00:41:02.340 wouldn't it be
00:41:03.080 better if we
00:41:03.780 just told them
00:41:04.400 we don't have
00:41:05.040 anything here?
00:41:08.900 Now how
00:41:09.760 often has
00:41:10.480 Trump
00:41:10.900 gotten in
00:41:12.400 trouble for
00:41:13.680 a what if?
00:41:15.900 It's what he
00:41:16.720 does on every
00:41:17.440 topic, which
00:41:18.880 I like.
00:41:20.040 I like that
00:41:20.860 he asks
00:41:21.560 what if
00:41:22.180 about not
00:41:23.480 just the
00:41:23.880 things that
00:41:24.280 everybody knows
00:41:25.040 are practical,
00:41:26.740 but he always
00:41:27.660 asks what if
00:41:28.380 about the
00:41:28.860 things that
00:41:29.240 are edgy
00:41:29.720 and that
00:41:30.520 nobody's
00:41:30.920 talking about
00:41:31.540 and maybe
00:41:31.960 would be
00:41:32.320 dangerous.
00:41:34.100 It's not a
00:41:35.020 problem to
00:41:35.580 ask what if.
00:41:37.340 That's not
00:41:37.880 illegal.
00:41:40.040 So if in
00:41:41.200 the context
00:41:42.060 of a legal
00:41:42.840 conversation,
00:41:43.720 let's say
00:41:44.240 there was an
00:41:44.700 attorney there
00:41:45.420 or he was
00:41:46.340 just talking
00:41:47.380 to advisors,
00:41:48.300 if he said
00:41:48.900 what if we
00:41:49.500 do this,
00:41:50.400 the context
00:41:51.620 of that
00:41:52.080 what if
00:41:52.680 is that he
00:41:54.020 thinks he
00:41:54.580 owns the
00:41:55.060 documents.
00:41:56.820 The what if
00:41:57.880 is certainly
00:41:59.240 not disconnected
00:42:00.360 from the fact
00:42:01.220 that he thought
00:42:01.860 he owned
00:42:02.220 them.
00:42:03.240 So if you
00:42:04.060 think you
00:42:04.540 own them,
00:42:05.820 what if we
00:42:06.440 don't give
00:42:06.820 them back
00:42:07.240 is a perfectly
00:42:08.080 ordinary
00:42:09.000 question.
00:42:10.220 There's nothing
00:42:11.040 even provocative
00:42:12.040 about that.
00:42:13.340 I think I
00:42:14.200 own these,
00:42:14.700 what if I
00:42:15.040 don't give
00:42:15.380 them back?
00:42:15.880 Like what's
00:42:16.640 the penalty?
00:42:17.640 What happens?
00:42:18.980 Isn't that
00:42:19.440 just like an
00:42:20.520 obvious correct
00:42:21.480 question to
00:42:22.080 ask?
00:42:23.260 If you
00:42:23.940 believe they
00:42:24.400 were yours.
00:42:25.320 Now if you
00:42:26.040 believe they
00:42:26.420 were not
00:42:26.840 yours, if
00:42:28.280 you knew
00:42:28.620 they weren't
00:42:29.040 yours or you
00:42:29.820 couldn't make
00:42:30.260 an argument
00:42:30.660 that they
00:42:31.040 were yours,
00:42:32.260 then talking
00:42:33.260 about how to
00:42:33.840 not give
00:42:34.220 them back
00:42:34.680 would be
00:42:35.040 evidence of
00:42:35.800 a mental
00:42:37.500 state that
00:42:38.260 is criminal.
00:42:40.700 But CNN
00:42:41.280 leaves out the
00:42:42.020 context that he
00:42:43.500 probably thought
00:42:44.300 he owned
00:42:44.660 them.
00:42:45.880 Or at
00:42:48.560 least that he
00:42:48.980 thought it
00:42:49.220 was a gray
00:42:49.660 area that he
00:42:50.340 could win,
00:42:51.060 which would
00:42:51.460 be about as
00:42:52.220 good.
00:42:54.000 So I
00:42:55.880 think it's
00:42:56.620 the usual
00:42:56.980 framing to
00:42:57.800 make it look
00:42:58.300 like it's
00:42:58.640 more of a
00:42:59.060 big deal
00:42:59.420 than it is.
00:43:00.000 I feel
00:43:00.380 sorry for
00:43:00.860 this Walt
00:43:01.660 Norder guy
00:43:02.340 because he
00:43:03.300 may be
00:43:04.400 caught up
00:43:05.060 in let's
00:43:06.320 say a
00:43:06.700 process crime
00:43:07.900 around a
00:43:09.160 crime that
00:43:09.560 he didn't
00:43:10.320 commit.
00:43:12.280 So I
00:43:13.100 hate that.
00:43:13.740 And if
00:43:16.020 he did
00:43:16.280 get, you
00:43:17.580 know, if
00:43:18.840 he did
00:43:19.160 get, let's
00:43:20.420 say, convicted
00:43:21.020 for a
00:43:21.660 lying, probably
00:43:22.800 it would be
00:43:23.300 because he
00:43:23.780 was trying to
00:43:24.280 protect his
00:43:24.860 boss.
00:43:27.160 And I
00:43:28.900 would hope
00:43:29.260 that that
00:43:29.660 boss would
00:43:30.080 get elected
00:43:30.480 and then
00:43:30.940 pardon him,
00:43:32.260 which is
00:43:32.980 possible.
00:43:34.040 Trump could
00:43:34.520 get elected
00:43:35.000 and then just
00:43:35.620 pardon an
00:43:36.560 oughta.
00:43:37.360 But as
00:43:38.140 others have
00:43:38.680 pointed out,
00:43:39.580 being a Trump
00:43:40.240 supporter or
00:43:40.980 working for
00:43:41.500 Trump is
00:43:42.000 basically a
00:43:42.960 suicide pact.
00:43:45.700 Has anybody
00:43:46.520 done well
00:43:47.200 after supporting
00:43:48.880 Trump or
00:43:49.420 working with
00:43:49.920 him?
00:43:51.340 I mean, it
00:43:51.860 certainly was
00:43:52.460 bad for my
00:43:53.120 career.
00:43:54.740 My career got
00:43:55.620 totally tanked
00:43:56.440 just by saying
00:43:57.200 he might win.
00:43:58.780 So everybody,
00:43:59.880 pretty much
00:44:00.340 everybody who's
00:44:00.860 had an
00:44:01.140 association with
00:44:02.040 him has
00:44:02.340 said, oh
00:44:02.960 yeah, that's
00:44:03.720 true.
00:44:04.660 Sarah Sanders
00:44:05.340 did great.
00:44:05.940 She's a
00:44:06.280 governor now.
00:44:08.360 Okay, well,
00:44:09.180 we do have some
00:44:10.280 examples of
00:44:10.960 people who
00:44:11.300 did great.
00:44:12.400 All right.
00:44:14.260 Let's talk
00:44:14.880 about this
00:44:15.260 new whistleblower.
00:44:16.380 You heard
00:44:16.720 that in
00:44:18.040 the issue
00:44:18.560 of Hunter
00:44:19.860 Biden maybe
00:44:20.760 taking bribes
00:44:21.840 from other
00:44:22.320 countries,
00:44:22.860 allegedly,
00:44:23.820 that there
00:44:24.540 was a
00:44:24.900 whistleblower
00:44:25.380 that was
00:44:25.700 missing.
00:44:27.560 And everybody
00:44:28.340 said,
00:44:28.940 missing?
00:44:30.760 How did
00:44:31.400 the whistleblower
00:44:32.540 become missing?
00:44:34.060 Well, now
00:44:34.620 we know,
00:44:36.020 according to
00:44:36.620 the whistleblower.
00:44:38.000 Now, all
00:44:39.160 this is
00:44:39.580 alleged,
00:44:40.180 right?
00:44:41.280 But if
00:44:42.000 you see
00:44:42.280 the video,
00:44:43.160 a video
00:44:43.960 surfaced from
00:44:44.800 the whistleblower.
00:44:45.540 His name is,
00:44:46.320 he's an
00:44:46.640 Israeli
00:44:47.020 professor,
00:44:47.980 Dr. Gal
00:44:49.460 Loft.
00:44:51.420 And I'll
00:44:54.540 give you
00:44:55.020 my take.
00:44:56.420 You know
00:44:57.100 how you can
00:44:57.720 tell some
00:44:58.160 people are
00:44:58.580 lying when
00:44:59.160 they talk?
00:44:59.940 You know,
00:45:00.140 when Adam
00:45:00.600 Schiff
00:45:00.840 talks,
00:45:01.320 it's just
00:45:01.680 obvious he's
00:45:02.320 lying.
00:45:03.080 When
00:45:03.440 Swalwell
00:45:03.920 talks,
00:45:04.460 it's obvious
00:45:05.000 he's lying.
00:45:06.000 You could
00:45:06.400 pick some
00:45:07.140 Republicans
00:45:08.220 that it's
00:45:08.900 obvious when
00:45:09.440 they're lying,
00:45:10.020 right?
00:45:10.240 It's not
00:45:10.580 just one
00:45:10.980 side.
00:45:11.560 There's
00:45:11.780 some people
00:45:12.140 who are
00:45:12.320 really obvious
00:45:12.920 when they're
00:45:13.300 lying.
00:45:15.720 This guy
00:45:16.400 doesn't look
00:45:16.880 like he's
00:45:17.240 lying.
00:45:18.920 Now,
00:45:19.440 I'm no
00:45:19.900 mind reader,
00:45:22.040 so I can't
00:45:22.940 know for
00:45:23.340 sure.
00:45:24.520 But I'll
00:45:25.080 tell you,
00:45:25.600 this whistleblower
00:45:26.460 sounds really
00:45:28.740 credible.
00:45:30.520 Apparently,
00:45:31.100 he has a
00:45:31.740 history and
00:45:32.600 a domain
00:45:34.240 of credible
00:45:35.660 work with
00:45:36.260 credible
00:45:36.620 people for
00:45:37.420 decades.
00:45:38.800 So he's
00:45:39.480 not a
00:45:39.880 nut.
00:45:41.220 He's not
00:45:41.680 a nut.
00:45:42.920 Nobody
00:45:43.320 thinks he
00:45:43.860 is.
00:45:45.080 And this
00:45:45.900 is the
00:45:46.200 really scary
00:45:46.780 part.
00:45:47.740 He doesn't
00:45:48.440 even seem
00:45:48.940 to be a
00:45:49.360 partisan.
00:45:51.320 He doesn't
00:45:51.860 even associate
00:45:52.440 with the
00:45:52.900 political
00:45:53.200 party.
00:45:55.040 His story
00:45:55.980 is that
00:45:56.680 even before
00:45:57.460 the laptop,
00:45:58.320 and this
00:45:58.580 is very
00:45:58.900 important,
00:45:59.540 the timing
00:45:59.940 of it,
00:46:00.820 before the
00:46:01.640 laptop,
00:46:02.780 he had
00:46:03.640 already
00:46:04.000 reported to
00:46:04.700 the government
00:46:05.200 and said,
00:46:06.140 I'm seeing
00:46:06.800 these briberies
00:46:07.760 happening,
00:46:08.720 because I
00:46:09.260 guess he
00:46:09.560 worked as
00:46:10.460 an advisor
00:46:10.960 for a
00:46:11.340 Chinese company
00:46:11.980 that was
00:46:12.380 bribing,
00:46:13.000 allegedly,
00:46:14.040 bribing
00:46:14.420 Hunter and
00:46:15.920 Joe Biden.
00:46:17.120 So he
00:46:17.620 saw it
00:46:17.920 firsthand,
00:46:18.700 CFC,
00:46:20.060 some Chinese
00:46:21.020 company,
00:46:21.820 and they're
00:46:22.520 attached to
00:46:23.120 Chinese
00:46:23.540 intelligence,
00:46:24.360 etc.
00:46:25.320 Now,
00:46:25.920 he reported
00:46:26.420 to the
00:46:26.720 government
00:46:27.100 that he
00:46:28.100 saw that
00:46:29.200 Biden's
00:46:29.760 taking
00:46:30.420 bribes,
00:46:31.460 effectively,
00:46:32.220 or at
00:46:33.040 the very
00:46:33.380 least,
00:46:33.800 it would
00:46:33.980 be a
00:46:34.520 far
00:46:34.920 violation,
00:46:36.480 you know,
00:46:36.620 it would
00:46:36.740 be working
00:46:37.200 for a
00:46:37.580 foreign
00:46:37.800 government
00:46:38.220 without
00:46:38.560 registering.
00:46:40.200 So,
00:46:40.840 lo and
00:46:41.360 behold,
00:46:42.120 what do
00:46:42.460 you think
00:46:42.800 happened
00:46:43.240 to the
00:46:44.060 whistleblower
00:46:44.720 who had
00:46:45.780 firsthand,
00:46:47.280 credible
00:46:47.680 information
00:46:48.400 that the
00:46:49.460 Bidens
00:46:49.860 were on
00:46:50.380 the take?
00:46:52.260 Well,
00:46:52.900 if you
00:46:53.340 said he
00:46:53.780 got charged
00:46:54.440 for the
00:46:54.840 very crime
00:46:55.720 that they
00:46:56.840 were committing,
00:46:58.460 you would
00:46:58.900 be right.
00:46:59.420 they charged
00:47:02.420 him with
00:47:02.740 the crime
00:47:03.260 he said
00:47:03.680 Biden
00:47:04.000 committed.
00:47:05.200 They charged
00:47:05.980 him with
00:47:06.500 a far
00:47:06.940 violation
00:47:07.720 when he
00:47:09.260 had
00:47:09.500 apparently
00:47:10.020 nothing to
00:47:10.760 do even
00:47:11.200 in that
00:47:11.560 domain.
00:47:12.800 They charged
00:47:13.760 him as
00:47:14.080 an arms
00:47:14.640 dealer.
00:47:15.740 Apparently,
00:47:16.100 he's never
00:47:16.480 even been
00:47:16.900 involved in
00:47:17.500 that business.
00:47:20.800 So, and
00:47:21.360 then there
00:47:22.420 was something
00:47:22.880 about the,
00:47:24.020 one of the
00:47:25.280 investigators that
00:47:26.180 came after
00:47:26.620 him was the
00:47:28.380 same one
00:47:28.840 who was
00:47:29.220 involved
00:47:29.600 with the
00:47:30.320 hunter's
00:47:30.780 laptop.
00:47:32.260 So the
00:47:32.720 same cast
00:47:33.440 of characters
00:47:34.040 who apparently
00:47:34.880 are trying to
00:47:35.540 silence the
00:47:36.260 whistleblower
00:47:36.800 and trying
00:47:37.760 really hard,
00:47:38.780 as in a
00:47:39.880 lot of
00:47:40.220 illegal shit,
00:47:41.460 if the
00:47:41.840 whistleblower
00:47:42.340 is correct,
00:47:44.180 that the
00:47:46.040 same cast
00:47:46.660 of characters
00:47:47.160 were involved
00:47:47.800 in covering
00:47:48.280 up the
00:47:48.740 rest of
00:47:49.080 the stuff.
00:47:50.480 So, he
00:47:52.020 looked really
00:47:52.580 credible to
00:47:53.200 me, and
00:47:55.240 he's in
00:47:55.560 hiding.
00:47:56.420 And he's in
00:47:57.240 hiding because
00:47:57.880 he believes
00:47:58.420 the American
00:47:59.560 government is
00:48:02.340 a criminal
00:48:02.820 organization
00:48:03.520 out to get
00:48:04.040 him.
00:48:05.120 And he is
00:48:05.920 a credible
00:48:06.360 person.
00:48:08.000 He's not
00:48:08.540 some wing
00:48:09.700 job.
00:48:10.960 He's actually
00:48:11.620 credible.
00:48:13.480 And it's
00:48:15.400 right there.
00:48:16.640 He's got the
00:48:17.360 goods, he's
00:48:18.140 got the
00:48:18.540 details, and
00:48:19.460 he had it
00:48:19.860 before the
00:48:20.520 laptop.
00:48:21.740 Before the
00:48:22.600 laptop.
00:48:23.900 So the
00:48:24.400 government has
00:48:25.040 known about
00:48:25.500 these accusations
00:48:26.340 from before
00:48:27.220 the laptop,
00:48:27.940 and you
00:48:28.140 never heard
00:48:28.580 about it,
00:48:28.980 did you?
00:48:29.820 Never heard
00:48:30.380 about it.
00:48:31.120 No, they
00:48:31.580 decided to
00:48:32.180 punish the
00:48:32.680 whistleblower and
00:48:33.780 put him in
00:48:34.180 jail.
00:48:35.000 So future
00:48:35.640 whistleblowers
00:48:36.340 will know not
00:48:36.940 to do anything
00:48:37.520 like this.
00:48:40.560 Now, let me
00:48:42.300 say, just so I've
00:48:43.100 covered all
00:48:43.520 bases, if
00:48:44.800 tomorrow it
00:48:45.460 turns out he's
00:48:46.140 a nut, don't
00:48:49.760 tell me I
00:48:50.260 didn't see it
00:48:50.740 coming.
00:48:50.960 totally
00:48:53.800 possible.
00:48:55.120 It's totally
00:48:56.140 possible, yeah,
00:48:57.080 it's totally
00:48:57.540 possible he's a
00:48:58.580 kraken.
00:49:01.320 But, I
00:49:02.660 will tell you
00:49:03.160 he doesn't
00:49:03.660 look like a
00:49:04.720 nut.
00:49:05.740 So if he's
00:49:06.740 a nut, he's
00:49:08.180 really good at
00:49:09.200 it.
00:49:10.680 Now, contrast
00:49:12.360 this to the
00:49:13.380 UFO whistleblower.
00:49:16.200 When I
00:49:16.720 listened to the
00:49:17.280 UFO whistleblower,
00:49:18.400 none of that
00:49:18.920 sounded true to
00:49:19.620 me, none of
00:49:21.240 it sounded
00:49:21.560 true coming
00:49:22.100 out of his
00:49:22.460 mouth.
00:49:23.780 And sure
00:49:24.300 enough, no
00:49:25.780 photographs of
00:49:26.740 those UFOs
00:49:27.840 yet.
00:49:28.980 But when
00:49:29.660 this guy
00:49:30.060 talked, it
00:49:31.340 just sounded
00:49:31.820 real.
00:49:33.500 And I
00:49:34.120 would say at
00:49:34.680 this point, I
00:49:35.300 feel confident
00:49:36.100 that we do
00:49:36.940 know that our
00:49:37.660 president was
00:49:39.340 on the take.
00:49:41.320 I feel
00:49:41.980 confident that
00:49:42.680 that's just
00:49:43.080 true.
00:49:44.020 Now, I
00:49:44.400 could change
00:49:45.740 my mind if
00:49:46.940 there was some
00:49:47.420 big investigation
00:49:48.480 and found out
00:49:49.440 this was
00:49:50.400 misleading
00:49:50.980 information.
00:49:51.660 I could
00:49:51.880 change my
00:49:52.340 mind.
00:49:53.300 I'm not so
00:49:54.040 invested in
00:49:56.100 this being
00:49:56.520 true that I
00:49:58.080 couldn't say,
00:49:58.640 whoa, I got
00:49:59.060 that one
00:49:59.380 wrong.
00:50:01.260 By the way, I
00:50:02.100 don't know if
00:50:02.340 you noticed that
00:50:03.080 I'm doing this
00:50:03.560 intentionally.
00:50:05.000 One of the
00:50:05.620 ways you
00:50:05.960 protect yourself
00:50:06.860 from cognitive
00:50:07.920 dissonance and
00:50:09.420 confirmation bias
00:50:10.360 too is you
00:50:11.560 tell people at
00:50:12.220 the same time
00:50:12.760 you give your
00:50:13.240 opinion that you
00:50:13.920 could be wrong.
00:50:15.520 Because that
00:50:16.100 gives you
00:50:16.440 something to rely
00:50:17.280 on later, if
00:50:18.040 you find out
00:50:18.960 you're wrong,
00:50:20.000 you don't have
00:50:20.640 to hallucinate
00:50:22.300 why you were
00:50:22.840 really right all
00:50:23.640 along and how
00:50:24.760 the truth isn't
00:50:26.300 the truth.
00:50:27.120 That's what
00:50:27.540 cognitive dissonance
00:50:28.380 is.
00:50:28.800 I don't have
00:50:29.320 to.
00:50:30.320 I'll just say,
00:50:31.100 remember I told
00:50:31.680 you I could be
00:50:32.140 wrong about that.
00:50:32.920 Well, I guess I
00:50:33.460 was wrong.
00:50:34.900 So it's a really
00:50:35.540 good mental
00:50:36.400 hygiene.
00:50:38.620 It's a good way
00:50:39.200 to protect
00:50:39.780 yourself from
00:50:41.160 your own
00:50:41.620 cognitive dissonance.
00:50:43.020 You just say
00:50:43.620 at the same time,
00:50:44.880 totally possible
00:50:45.900 I'm 100% wrong.
00:50:47.600 As long as
00:50:48.340 you've said
00:50:48.700 that, you
00:50:49.320 have an escape
00:50:50.040 from cognitive
00:50:51.320 dissonance.
00:50:51.940 You just go to
00:50:52.420 that.
00:50:52.920 Yeah, I said
00:50:53.380 it could be
00:50:53.700 wrong.
00:50:55.080 Surprised, but
00:50:55.800 I said it
00:50:56.340 could be.
00:50:58.620 It lessens the
00:50:59.560 power of your
00:51:00.180 predictions.
00:51:01.240 That's okay.
00:51:03.360 Why would I
00:51:04.080 care about that?
00:51:05.820 It lessens the
00:51:06.880 persuasion of my
00:51:07.920 predictions, but
00:51:08.580 not the power
00:51:09.560 of them.
00:51:11.600 It only makes
00:51:12.540 you maybe less
00:51:14.000 likely to believe
00:51:15.180 something that
00:51:15.740 you shouldn't
00:51:16.220 100% believe,
00:51:17.680 which is
00:51:18.140 exactly where
00:51:18.760 I want you.
00:51:19.480 I don't want
00:51:20.060 you 100%
00:51:20.780 believing anything
00:51:21.360 I say.
00:51:22.520 I'm just
00:51:22.940 telling you
00:51:23.600 what things
00:51:24.680 look like.
00:51:26.200 We'll all be
00:51:27.000 surprised.
00:51:28.200 All right,
00:51:28.420 part of this
00:51:28.820 story from the
00:51:29.380 whistleblower is
00:51:30.160 that the Bidens
00:51:31.260 had a close
00:51:32.000 association with
00:51:33.620 a one-eyed
00:51:34.620 FBI informant
00:51:38.280 who was giving
00:51:40.460 them good stuff
00:51:41.260 to give to
00:51:42.460 the Chinese,
00:51:43.380 I guess.
00:51:43.820 apparently FBI
00:51:48.480 director Louis
00:51:49.360 Free had one
00:51:50.960 eye, still
00:51:51.720 does, still
00:51:52.500 has one eye.
00:51:53.740 So he was the
00:51:54.760 former FBI
00:51:55.560 director maybe at
00:51:56.620 that time, but
00:51:57.440 he still would
00:51:57.940 have had
00:51:58.260 connections.
00:52:02.500 Now, just to
00:52:03.900 be clear, he's
00:52:06.660 probably not the
00:52:07.320 only person with
00:52:08.160 one eye in the
00:52:08.880 FBI or that
00:52:10.720 ever works for
00:52:11.380 the FBI, right?
00:52:13.460 So don't assume
00:52:14.660 that he did
00:52:15.240 anything.
00:52:16.620 I did hear, I
00:52:17.820 did, I'll just
00:52:18.460 tell you I heard
00:52:19.040 this morning from
00:52:20.400 somebody who
00:52:20.960 knows the free
00:52:22.040 family and who
00:52:25.700 is not, who is
00:52:27.140 not anti-Republican,
00:52:28.800 right?
00:52:29.140 Somebody who would
00:52:30.000 be friendly to the
00:52:30.960 Republican side, I'll
00:52:31.920 just say that, who
00:52:32.840 knows the family and
00:52:34.480 says no way.
00:52:35.280 It would be just a
00:52:38.460 shocker if that
00:52:40.580 specific family was
00:52:41.920 doing something like
00:52:42.860 that.
00:52:43.940 Now, that's just one
00:52:44.620 opinion, but it's
00:52:46.380 somebody who had a
00:52:48.120 contact with the
00:52:48.860 family, who just
00:52:49.720 said, that doesn't
00:52:51.680 feel right.
00:52:53.940 But, you know,
00:52:55.340 anything's possible,
00:52:56.220 right?
00:52:57.460 We can be surprised
00:52:58.740 by anybody.
00:53:00.040 I would tell you
00:53:01.160 that if you're sure
00:53:02.420 that it's Louis
00:53:03.160 Free that's being
00:53:04.080 referred to, I
00:53:04.900 wouldn't be that
00:53:05.440 sure.
00:53:06.700 I wouldn't be that
00:53:07.380 sure.
00:53:08.020 But, there is
00:53:09.420 evidence that I
00:53:10.680 think the Free
00:53:11.800 family and the
00:53:12.640 Biden family has
00:53:14.600 some long-standing
00:53:15.520 connections.
00:53:17.120 That doesn't mean
00:53:18.180 that's the one-eyed
00:53:19.860 source, but they do
00:53:22.500 have a long-standing
00:53:23.440 connection with a
00:53:24.360 one-eyed FBI head,
00:53:26.640 which would be a
00:53:28.620 weird coincidence if
00:53:30.400 it's a coincidence.
00:53:31.740 But it could be.
00:53:32.760 It could be a
00:53:33.540 coincidence.
00:53:34.080 It wouldn't be the
00:53:34.900 biggest one.
00:53:36.260 You know, as
00:53:36.640 coincidences go, it
00:53:38.500 would just be sort
00:53:39.120 of an ordinary
00:53:39.860 one.
00:53:40.580 It wouldn't be like
00:53:41.600 a spectacular one
00:53:42.840 because there's got
00:53:43.720 to be more than
00:53:44.240 one person with
00:53:44.900 one eye.
00:53:47.040 All right.
00:53:49.540 Well, there you
00:53:51.100 go.
00:53:52.680 And I guess Louis
00:53:54.500 Free also did work
00:53:57.340 closely with Hunter
00:53:58.360 Biden in Romania.
00:54:01.460 In Romania.
00:54:02.420 That doesn't sound
00:54:04.620 too sketchy at all,
00:54:05.580 does it?
00:54:06.900 That Hunter and
00:54:07.680 Louis Free were
00:54:08.380 collaborating in
00:54:09.700 Romania.
00:54:10.240 I don't know over
00:54:10.840 what.
00:54:11.680 And that Free
00:54:12.780 contributed $100,000 to
00:54:14.420 an education trust fund
00:54:15.740 established for Joe
00:54:16.760 Biden's grandchildren.
00:54:17.940 What?
00:54:20.560 Because that's what
00:54:21.440 friends do?
00:54:23.600 That's what friends do.
00:54:24.840 Yeah.
00:54:27.000 Yeah.
00:54:27.360 You know, I can't
00:54:28.140 tell you how many
00:54:28.920 people I know who
00:54:30.980 have started college
00:54:32.760 education trust funds
00:54:34.780 for other people.
00:54:36.860 Other people's
00:54:37.740 children.
00:54:38.860 Oh, it happens all
00:54:39.780 the time.
00:54:40.960 It's happened to you,
00:54:41.700 right?
00:54:42.400 Haven't you had your
00:54:43.180 family friends start
00:54:45.040 $100,000 education
00:54:46.660 funds for you even
00:54:47.720 though you had plenty
00:54:48.440 of money?
00:54:49.340 Yeah.
00:54:50.080 Yeah.
00:54:50.320 Even though you
00:54:50.940 didn't have any
00:54:51.560 money problems,
00:54:53.020 people will often
00:54:54.080 come up to you and
00:54:54.760 say, I know you
00:54:55.340 have no money
00:54:55.900 problems.
00:54:56.680 You're actually
00:54:57.260 quite well off.
00:54:59.020 But if you
00:55:00.320 wouldn't mind,
00:55:01.300 I'd like to give
00:55:02.100 $100,000 to your
00:55:03.360 grandchildren.
00:55:04.740 Why?
00:55:06.100 Oh, don't ask.
00:55:08.100 Don't ask.
00:55:09.540 Now, remember,
00:55:11.680 every part of this
00:55:12.600 story is early
00:55:14.420 fog of war.
00:55:16.100 I don't know if
00:55:17.060 he really did that.
00:55:18.620 If he really did
00:55:19.660 that, well, that
00:55:20.760 certainly raises
00:55:22.000 some questions.
00:55:23.420 But maybe he
00:55:24.740 didn't, right?
00:55:26.240 It's a little too
00:55:26.880 early to say that
00:55:27.700 that, yeah, that's
00:55:28.840 pretty on the nose.
00:55:29.960 It's a little too
00:55:30.580 early to say that
00:55:31.520 any of this really
00:55:32.580 happened.
00:55:33.620 Maybe he did.
00:55:34.640 We'll find out.
00:55:35.600 Just don't assume
00:55:36.400 any of it's true yet.
00:55:38.180 All right.
00:55:39.600 I would like to give
00:55:40.640 another shout-out
00:55:41.720 to Cenk, whose
00:55:44.260 last name I apologize
00:55:45.480 for always saying
00:55:46.260 wrong, but I think
00:55:47.260 Weeger.
00:55:48.760 Cenk Weeger,
00:55:49.440 from the Young
00:55:50.820 Turks.
00:55:52.280 Apparently, he
00:55:53.040 agreed with the
00:55:53.880 Supreme Court
00:55:54.600 both on denying
00:55:57.200 student loan
00:55:58.940 forgiveness and
00:56:00.440 also for overturning
00:56:01.780 affirmative action.
00:56:04.500 So what's amazing
00:56:05.800 about the story is
00:56:06.660 Cenk is very
00:56:08.720 identified as a,
00:56:10.640 let's say,
00:56:11.520 a pretty extreme
00:56:12.740 anti-Trump,
00:56:14.540 pro-Democrat
00:56:15.500 voice.
00:56:16.020 But this is now
00:56:18.240 the, is this the
00:56:19.320 third time he's
00:56:21.480 going against
00:56:22.360 Democrats, you
00:56:23.280 know, a really
00:56:23.900 basic Democrat
00:56:25.400 attack line?
00:56:27.400 It's like the
00:56:28.160 third time in a
00:56:29.120 few months.
00:56:29.940 Now, each of the
00:56:30.540 times he's done
00:56:31.220 it, he's showed
00:56:33.360 his reasons, and
00:56:34.720 his reasons were
00:56:35.420 common sense.
00:56:37.000 They were just
00:56:37.580 common sense.
00:56:38.320 They weren't even
00:56:38.760 political.
00:56:39.140 And he seems
00:56:42.160 to be, he
00:56:45.240 seems to be
00:56:45.860 engaging in what
00:56:46.620 I call extreme
00:56:48.540 normalness.
00:56:52.140 So Cenk is
00:56:53.540 actually making
00:56:54.260 news by being
00:56:55.880 extremely normal.
00:56:59.160 In other words,
00:57:00.500 he simply looked
00:57:01.540 at the issues and
00:57:03.100 he decided on
00:57:04.080 them based on
00:57:04.760 their merits.
00:57:05.460 and it
00:57:07.660 looks so weird
00:57:08.320 that he's
00:57:08.740 trending.
00:57:09.700 He's trending
00:57:10.520 because he
00:57:11.080 looked at some
00:57:11.580 big issues on
00:57:13.120 their merits,
00:57:14.020 which in this
00:57:16.080 case did not
00:57:16.820 go toward the
00:57:17.580 Democrat side of
00:57:18.920 the narrative.
00:57:20.600 And he's
00:57:21.200 getting torched.
00:57:22.460 He's getting
00:57:23.160 torched by his
00:57:23.920 own team for
00:57:26.200 simply making a
00:57:27.900 decision based on
00:57:28.620 the merits of
00:57:29.320 the topic.
00:57:30.620 So, I would
00:57:36.160 like to just
00:57:36.640 give him a
00:57:38.200 sitting ovation
00:57:39.860 for being an
00:57:43.300 independent thinker.
00:57:45.020 I want to be
00:57:45.780 very clear, I
00:57:46.580 don't agree with
00:57:47.240 him on all of
00:57:48.080 his views.
00:57:49.060 Nothing like
00:57:49.600 that.
00:57:50.340 And nor do I
00:57:51.120 require that of
00:57:52.440 anybody that I
00:57:53.160 would respect.
00:57:54.380 But my respect
00:57:55.580 for him is off
00:57:57.180 the chart right
00:57:57.840 now.
00:57:58.540 Just off the
00:57:59.100 chart.
00:57:59.300 So, because
00:58:02.860 you know that
00:58:03.420 cost him money,
00:58:04.460 right?
00:58:05.120 You know that
00:58:06.720 Cenk is taking
00:58:07.640 a financial hit.
00:58:09.400 He paid a lot
00:58:10.460 of money,
00:58:11.260 potentially, a
00:58:12.720 lot of money
00:58:13.280 to try to tell
00:58:15.500 you what he
00:58:15.840 really thought.
00:58:17.780 Which also makes
00:58:18.840 me think that when
00:58:19.580 he disagrees with
00:58:20.460 me, he's not
00:58:21.500 just taking a
00:58:22.200 party line.
00:58:23.680 It means he
00:58:24.500 actually disagrees.
00:58:25.880 Because I've
00:58:26.440 seen now three
00:58:27.220 examples where
00:58:28.280 he's willing to
00:58:29.080 agree with
00:58:29.620 me, as long
00:58:30.760 as the facts
00:58:31.940 suggest that
00:58:33.000 make sense.
00:58:34.720 So I would
00:58:35.540 say that Cenk's
00:58:36.460 credibility right
00:58:38.560 now is just
00:58:39.200 through the roof.
00:58:40.680 You know, best
00:58:41.620 in the business
00:58:42.240 right now.
00:58:44.940 Didn't expect to
00:58:46.100 hear that from
00:58:46.560 me, did you?
00:58:47.780 But when I say
00:58:48.700 credibility, I
00:58:49.640 don't mean he'll
00:58:50.080 be right on
00:58:50.820 everything.
00:58:51.920 I mean that when
00:58:52.660 he tells you
00:58:53.140 something, you
00:58:54.140 can actually
00:58:54.900 believe that
00:58:55.720 that's his
00:58:56.140 actual opinion.
00:58:57.860 And I do
00:58:58.540 not believe
00:58:59.060 that when I
00:58:59.940 listen to the
00:59:00.540 news or the
00:59:01.280 pundits or
00:59:02.540 most of the
00:59:03.060 people on social
00:59:03.680 media.
00:59:04.180 I don't even
00:59:04.620 believe it's
00:59:05.060 their real
00:59:05.540 opinion.
00:59:06.240 It just looks
00:59:06.800 like a team
00:59:07.400 opinion.
00:59:08.660 But from now
00:59:09.640 on, probably
00:59:10.620 until the end
00:59:11.200 of time, when I
00:59:12.720 hear Cenk give
00:59:13.620 an opinion, even
00:59:14.520 if I hate it,
00:59:16.200 I'll think that's
00:59:16.860 his real opinion.
00:59:18.080 But I'll also
00:59:18.860 take it more
00:59:19.400 seriously.
00:59:19.820 because I
00:59:21.600 know that he
00:59:22.100 can look at
00:59:22.740 the actual
00:59:24.180 pros and
00:59:25.300 cons of
00:59:25.760 stuff and
00:59:26.760 make a
00:59:27.220 reasoned
00:59:27.780 decision that
00:59:28.420 disagrees with
00:59:29.140 his team.
00:59:30.440 He's a very
00:59:31.360 rare character
00:59:32.480 now.
00:59:33.100 And he did
00:59:33.500 that for
00:59:33.980 himself.
00:59:35.240 He did it
00:59:35.980 honestly.
00:59:37.080 And I have
00:59:37.800 immense respect
00:59:38.620 for it.
00:59:39.240 It's just so
00:59:40.100 valuable that you
00:59:41.620 can trust one
00:59:42.800 person.
00:59:43.900 So if there's
00:59:44.240 one person you
00:59:44.920 can trust, it's
00:59:46.240 his actual
00:59:46.920 opinion.
00:59:48.020 Good for you.
00:59:49.820 All right.
00:59:50.720 We'll fight
00:59:51.140 later over
00:59:51.880 something else,
00:59:52.580 I'm sure.
00:59:54.180 All right.
00:59:57.000 What else?
00:59:59.100 Funny tweet
01:00:00.920 from Noam
01:00:01.720 Bloom, who
01:00:03.680 showed the
01:00:04.360 article headlines
01:00:06.240 in a little
01:00:07.040 paste up.
01:00:09.100 And one of
01:00:09.480 the headlines
01:00:09.940 was about
01:00:10.720 Latinos are
01:00:12.140 becoming the
01:00:12.640 new face of
01:00:13.360 white supremacy.
01:00:14.940 Another one
01:00:15.580 that the Asians
01:00:16.300 are the new
01:00:17.140 helpers of
01:00:18.460 white supremacy.
01:00:19.100 and the
01:00:20.200 other one
01:00:20.520 that says
01:00:20.880 you don't
01:00:21.160 have to be
01:00:21.700 white to
01:00:22.060 be a white
01:00:22.420 supremacist,
01:00:23.220 suggesting that
01:00:23.960 black people
01:00:24.480 are sometimes
01:00:25.000 white supremacists
01:00:25.900 too.
01:00:26.960 So Noam
01:00:27.700 Bloom tweeted
01:00:28.700 those headlines
01:00:30.600 and then his
01:00:31.700 comment was,
01:00:33.020 white supremacy
01:00:33.880 is more
01:00:34.380 diverse than
01:00:35.020 Harvard.
01:00:39.880 White supremacy
01:00:41.040 is more
01:00:42.120 diverse than
01:00:42.760 Harvard.
01:00:43.120 And maybe
01:00:45.620 not technically
01:00:46.420 correct.
01:00:46.960 pretty damn
01:00:49.260 good.
01:00:50.180 Pretty damn
01:00:50.740 good.
01:00:51.520 So Noam,
01:00:52.500 good job.
01:00:54.820 All right.
01:00:56.760 I mentioned
01:00:57.740 before that
01:00:58.640 Glenn Greenwald
01:00:59.740 is calling this
01:01:00.460 out, that
01:01:01.360 Biden looks
01:01:02.260 like he's
01:01:02.760 prepared to
01:01:03.500 send cluster
01:01:04.300 munitions to
01:01:05.200 Ukraine,
01:01:06.000 which have
01:01:08.040 been banned
01:01:08.540 by even our
01:01:09.160 allies.
01:01:09.880 Even our
01:01:10.340 allies won't
01:01:11.020 use it in
01:01:11.480 war because
01:01:12.200 it's too
01:01:12.680 dangerous for
01:01:13.320 civilians.
01:01:13.780 And Biden's
01:01:15.680 like, yeah,
01:01:16.340 probably.
01:01:17.440 Yeah, we'll
01:01:17.860 send you some
01:01:18.360 of those over
01:01:18.800 there.
01:01:20.320 Cluster bombs.
01:01:23.240 Wow.
01:01:24.940 So that
01:01:25.680 might be
01:01:26.020 happening.
01:01:29.280 At this
01:01:30.020 point, is
01:01:30.700 there anybody
01:01:31.200 who believes
01:01:31.960 that Ukraine
01:01:33.220 is going to
01:01:33.860 break through
01:01:34.480 and get all
01:01:35.620 their territory
01:01:36.580 back?
01:01:37.860 Does anybody
01:01:38.280 think that's
01:01:38.780 going to
01:01:38.940 happen?
01:01:40.120 No.
01:01:41.320 Nope.
01:01:41.600 Does anybody
01:01:42.160 think Russia
01:01:43.040 is going to
01:01:43.560 break through
01:01:44.080 the Ukrainian
01:01:44.660 lines and
01:01:45.320 take Kiev?
01:01:47.640 Nope.
01:01:48.540 Nope.
01:01:49.220 Does anybody
01:01:49.940 think that
01:01:50.860 anybody who
01:01:51.620 dies from
01:01:52.640 this day
01:01:53.800 forward in
01:01:54.520 Ukraine was
01:01:56.260 a good use
01:01:58.020 of people?
01:01:59.460 Do you
01:01:59.700 think the
01:02:00.000 people dying
01:02:00.640 today on
01:02:01.400 either the
01:02:01.860 Russian or
01:02:02.340 Ukraine side
01:02:03.140 are dying
01:02:04.120 for anything?
01:02:05.600 For
01:02:05.800 anything?
01:02:07.200 Nope.
01:02:08.100 Not for
01:02:08.480 anything.
01:02:09.820 Nope.
01:02:10.240 Every death
01:02:10.760 now has no
01:02:11.500 purpose
01:02:11.900 whatsoever.
01:02:13.260 Not
01:02:13.620 Ukrainian,
01:02:14.440 not Russian.
01:02:15.360 Now, they
01:02:15.660 can't stop
01:02:16.320 because I
01:02:16.760 guess if
01:02:17.380 one side
01:02:17.800 stopped,
01:02:18.280 that'd be
01:02:18.500 a problem.
01:02:19.680 But you
01:02:21.900 need a
01:02:22.320 Trump to
01:02:23.300 say the
01:02:23.680 war is
01:02:24.040 over.
01:02:26.400 You need
01:02:27.200 a Trump
01:02:27.700 to say the
01:02:28.480 war is
01:02:28.840 over.
01:02:29.640 But I
01:02:30.320 worry that
01:02:31.300 ending the
01:02:32.260 war was
01:02:32.840 never the
01:02:33.380 intention of
01:02:34.080 the
01:02:34.220 administration.
01:02:35.900 Does it
01:02:36.540 seem that
01:02:37.020 we have the
01:02:38.060 American
01:02:38.420 administration?
01:02:39.320 Do you
01:02:39.560 think Biden
01:02:40.040 wants to
01:02:40.420 end this
01:02:40.800 war?
01:02:41.920 There's no
01:02:42.560 evidence of
01:02:43.140 that, is
01:02:43.480 there?
01:02:43.960 There's no
01:02:44.500 evidence they're
01:02:45.080 trying to
01:02:45.480 win the
01:02:45.780 war.
01:02:46.580 All of the
01:02:47.280 evidence is
01:02:47.860 they're using
01:02:48.320 it as a
01:02:49.080 way to
01:02:49.640 drain resources
01:02:51.320 out of
01:02:51.760 Russia and
01:02:54.180 basically turn
01:02:56.540 them into a
01:02:57.140 third world
01:02:57.760 country.
01:03:00.840 And it
01:03:01.420 looks like it
01:03:01.880 might be
01:03:02.180 working.
01:03:03.840 Right?
01:03:04.500 You know,
01:03:05.440 I've said this
01:03:06.100 before that
01:03:06.720 there's a whole
01:03:07.860 bunch of
01:03:08.240 things that
01:03:08.640 will be
01:03:09.000 near
01:03:09.480 breaking
01:03:09.900 points.
01:03:10.880 But if
01:03:11.460 they don't
01:03:11.760 break, you'll
01:03:13.380 never know
01:03:13.780 they were
01:03:14.060 ever near
01:03:14.460 the breaking
01:03:14.900 point.
01:03:15.860 Because it's
01:03:16.460 not like
01:03:16.800 anything's
01:03:17.200 bending.
01:03:18.580 So I
01:03:20.020 think that
01:03:20.420 Russia itself,
01:03:21.640 as well as
01:03:22.480 the war,
01:03:23.240 probably are
01:03:23.920 really close to
01:03:25.020 some breaking
01:03:25.600 points in
01:03:26.980 like a variety
01:03:27.960 of ways.
01:03:29.180 So I heard
01:03:29.740 somebody say
01:03:30.320 that, I
01:03:31.220 have no idea
01:03:31.920 if this is
01:03:32.420 true, just an
01:03:33.160 example, that
01:03:34.340 Russia's funds
01:03:36.360 are running
01:03:36.820 out, what
01:03:38.040 is it, their
01:03:38.460 sovereign funds
01:03:39.320 or something,
01:03:40.380 so that at
01:03:41.240 some point they
01:03:42.060 just won't have
01:03:42.640 the money to
01:03:43.400 pursue the
01:03:44.020 war.
01:03:44.680 They'll just
01:03:45.020 run out of
01:03:45.480 money.
01:03:47.640 I don't know,
01:03:48.320 is that true?
01:03:49.900 I don't know.
01:03:52.260 Others say
01:03:53.100 that the
01:03:53.780 technical
01:03:55.740 sanctions will
01:03:57.660 basically make
01:03:58.460 all their
01:03:59.860 industry crumble
01:04:00.700 because if they
01:04:01.700 can't get
01:04:02.060 replacement parts,
01:04:03.320 nothing works.
01:04:04.280 so they'll
01:04:05.920 just, you
01:04:06.380 know, have
01:04:07.260 trouble there.
01:04:09.940 But then
01:04:10.600 again, there's
01:04:11.100 the war itself.
01:04:12.820 You know,
01:04:13.020 maybe you
01:04:15.220 could easily
01:04:15.760 imagine mass
01:04:17.920 defections from
01:04:19.160 the Russian
01:04:20.040 army.
01:04:21.500 It hasn't
01:04:21.980 happened yet,
01:04:22.840 but you
01:04:23.740 could easily
01:04:24.120 imagine it,
01:04:24.880 and you
01:04:25.180 could imagine
01:04:25.620 that you're
01:04:26.000 really close
01:04:26.580 to it,
01:04:27.660 and it
01:04:28.340 doesn't
01:04:28.620 happen.
01:04:29.820 But it
01:04:30.460 could be
01:04:30.760 really close.
01:04:32.600 It could be
01:04:32.960 really close.
01:04:33.700 So their
01:04:34.060 whole bunch
01:04:34.500 of things
01:04:34.820 that could
01:04:35.100 just turn
01:04:35.720 over like
01:04:36.200 a domino
01:04:36.760 any minute.
01:04:37.740 So it's
01:04:38.200 a completely
01:04:38.620 unpredictable
01:04:39.300 situation.
01:04:40.420 But the
01:04:40.720 one thing
01:04:41.180 that a
01:04:42.020 President
01:04:42.380 Trump
01:04:42.720 could do
01:04:43.200 if he
01:04:44.260 didn't
01:04:44.520 want to
01:04:44.840 destroy
01:04:45.260 Russia
01:04:45.720 for
01:04:46.560 whatever
01:04:47.120 long-term
01:04:47.840 strategic
01:04:48.460 reasons,
01:04:49.640 he could
01:04:50.260 just say,
01:04:50.980 you're not
01:04:51.780 winning.
01:04:52.800 Nobody's
01:04:53.280 winning.
01:04:53.800 You're
01:04:53.980 wasting
01:04:54.260 lives.
01:04:54.860 Stop
01:04:55.180 today.
01:04:56.040 We'll
01:04:56.360 work this
01:04:56.780 out.
01:04:57.500 I think
01:04:58.160 he could
01:04:58.420 actually do
01:04:58.900 that and
01:04:59.340 pull it
01:04:59.640 off.
01:04:59.860 I saw
01:05:03.340 somebody
01:05:03.720 else do
01:05:04.240 a
01:05:04.560 comparison
01:05:05.800 of where
01:05:07.360 we are
01:05:07.740 in 2023
01:05:08.480 in terms
01:05:09.140 of wars
01:05:09.800 compared
01:05:10.780 to
01:05:11.420 prior
01:05:13.360 times.
01:05:14.560 Apparently
01:05:15.080 there are
01:05:15.520 fewer wars
01:05:16.400 going on
01:05:16.920 right now
01:05:17.420 than
01:05:17.780 historically
01:05:19.100 has been
01:05:19.480 the case.
01:05:20.300 Did you
01:05:20.580 know that?
01:05:22.180 You know,
01:05:22.920 Ukraine
01:05:23.240 obviously is
01:05:23.840 a big one,
01:05:24.800 so you have
01:05:25.560 to include
01:05:26.400 the size
01:05:27.140 of the
01:05:27.380 war,
01:05:27.700 that
01:05:27.840 matters.
01:05:28.720 But in
01:05:29.120 terms of
01:05:29.440 the number
01:05:29.940 of wars,
01:05:30.980 apparently
01:05:31.380 we're at
01:05:31.820 something like
01:05:32.380 a low.
01:05:34.740 How about
01:05:35.320 that?
01:05:36.180 You know,
01:05:36.480 I think
01:05:36.700 most of
01:05:37.020 those wars
01:05:37.520 were,
01:05:37.900 you know,
01:05:38.140 like African
01:05:39.900 civil wars
01:05:40.860 and stuff
01:05:41.380 like that.
01:05:42.180 But for
01:05:42.780 whatever reason,
01:05:43.600 we're at
01:05:43.960 an all-time
01:05:44.620 low of wars.
01:05:46.500 So if we
01:05:47.340 get rid of
01:05:47.700 this one,
01:05:48.060 we'd be
01:05:48.320 in a much
01:05:48.960 better shape.
01:05:52.680 No,
01:05:53.180 not because
01:05:53.620 there are
01:05:53.860 fewer countries,
01:05:54.580 because I'm
01:05:54.880 just comparing
01:05:55.400 to,
01:05:55.600 say,
01:05:55.820 20,
01:05:56.260 30 years
01:05:56.720 ago,
01:05:57.380 in roughly
01:05:58.320 the same
01:05:58.720 amount of
01:05:59.080 countries.
01:06:03.180 All right.
01:06:04.200 Did I miss
01:06:04.620 any stories
01:06:05.140 today?
01:06:09.560 You think
01:06:10.240 Wagner
01:06:10.740 knocked out
01:06:11.340 the African
01:06:11.800 freedom fighters?
01:06:12.720 That could
01:06:13.040 be,
01:06:13.440 at least
01:06:13.800 in some
01:06:14.140 places.
01:06:18.540 Well,
01:06:19.020 I don't
01:06:19.220 know if
01:06:19.440 the French
01:06:19.820 are having
01:06:20.100 a civil
01:06:20.540 war.
01:06:22.400 Oh,
01:06:22.780 I remembered
01:06:23.300 who it
01:06:23.980 was.
01:06:25.600 I think
01:06:27.420 it was
01:06:27.680 Nassim
01:06:28.480 Taleb
01:06:29.040 who wrote
01:06:30.980 that when
01:06:32.060 Islam gets
01:06:32.780 a 10%
01:06:34.060 traction
01:06:36.920 in your
01:06:37.440 country,
01:06:38.080 that you
01:06:39.020 can predict
01:06:39.580 it will
01:06:39.820 take over.
01:06:41.700 Now,
01:06:42.040 I don't know
01:06:42.340 if it was
01:06:42.580 10%.
01:06:43.200 Maybe you
01:06:44.200 can do a,
01:06:44.700 can you do
01:06:45.120 a fact check
01:06:45.660 on that?
01:06:46.900 Do I have
01:06:47.300 that approximately
01:06:48.080 right?
01:06:48.480 I don't
01:06:48.800 want to
01:06:49.040 misquote
01:06:49.560 Taleb.
01:06:51.980 The reason
01:06:52.540 I don't
01:06:52.840 want to
01:06:53.100 misquote
01:06:53.500 him is
01:06:53.900 because I
01:06:54.320 often
01:06:54.740 criticize
01:06:55.220 him.
01:06:56.160 If you
01:06:56.660 criticize
01:06:57.020 somebody,
01:06:57.540 you don't
01:06:57.740 want to
01:06:57.960 misquote
01:06:58.340 him.
01:06:58.600 That's
01:06:58.800 just a
01:06:59.100 bad
01:06:59.280 look.
01:07:01.320 10%?
01:07:02.260 All right.
01:07:02.560 So I'm
01:07:02.780 getting some
01:07:03.140 confirmation
01:07:03.700 that he
01:07:04.180 once said
01:07:04.800 that 10%
01:07:06.200 and he
01:07:06.540 had an
01:07:07.120 argument.
01:07:07.620 I remember
01:07:07.920 I read
01:07:08.240 his argument
01:07:08.640 and it
01:07:09.060 sounded
01:07:09.280 pretty solid.
01:07:10.860 And you
01:07:11.640 can imagine
01:07:12.400 how it
01:07:12.800 works because
01:07:13.820 you can see
01:07:14.300 it in this
01:07:14.680 country.
01:07:14.960 would you
01:07:18.020 agree that
01:07:19.660 the black
01:07:20.360 population of
01:07:21.260 America has
01:07:22.680 an oversized
01:07:23.640 footprint on
01:07:26.720 all of our
01:07:27.260 decision making
01:07:27.940 domestically?
01:07:29.000 You'd agree
01:07:29.420 with that,
01:07:29.820 right?
01:07:30.800 And African
01:07:32.240 Americans are
01:07:32.920 13% of the
01:07:33.840 country.
01:07:34.580 But that
01:07:35.200 13% has a
01:07:37.260 way out of
01:07:39.300 proportion impact
01:07:40.560 on everything
01:07:41.120 we do.
01:07:42.460 Now imagine
01:07:43.120 that instead
01:07:44.180 of being
01:07:44.680 black
01:07:45.380 Americans
01:07:45.880 who are
01:07:47.740 perfectly
01:07:48.280 happy to
01:07:49.500 be part of
01:07:49.980 America if
01:07:50.700 things could
01:07:52.320 improve a
01:07:52.740 little bit.
01:07:54.240 But black
01:07:55.060 Americans are
01:07:55.620 Americans,
01:07:56.900 right?
01:07:57.380 They want
01:07:58.060 better situation
01:07:59.540 in a variety
01:08:00.480 of ways,
01:08:00.960 but they still
01:08:01.360 want to be
01:08:01.680 Americans.
01:08:02.660 They still
01:08:03.000 want to have
01:08:03.400 democracy and
01:08:04.540 all that
01:08:05.560 stuff.
01:08:06.400 But if you
01:08:07.460 had 13%
01:08:08.840 of Islamic
01:08:10.420 fundamentalists,
01:08:11.940 they wouldn't
01:08:12.920 be looking to
01:08:13.560 negotiate.
01:08:14.680 they'd be
01:08:15.620 looking to
01:08:16.060 get anything
01:08:16.840 they want.
01:08:17.940 And I
01:08:18.320 think the
01:08:19.320 mechanism is
01:08:20.200 that politicians
01:08:22.460 will start
01:08:23.340 making
01:08:24.320 accommodations
01:08:26.240 at around
01:08:27.820 that size.
01:08:29.520 So when you're
01:08:30.260 in that 5%,
01:08:31.160 10% range and
01:08:32.480 you make a lot
01:08:32.980 of noise,
01:08:33.880 the politicians
01:08:34.500 are going to
01:08:34.980 start changing
01:08:35.820 things for your
01:08:36.580 benefit because
01:08:37.320 it's easier.
01:08:37.800 And then things
01:08:39.440 just keep
01:08:40.120 changing.
01:08:41.440 Let me give
01:08:42.460 you an example.
01:08:43.680 Let's say
01:08:44.260 13% of the
01:08:45.660 country were
01:08:46.640 Islamists.
01:08:50.460 I don't know
01:08:51.180 if I'm using
01:08:51.520 the word
01:08:52.140 correctly.
01:08:52.640 If we were
01:08:53.180 13% Islamists,
01:08:54.980 what would be
01:08:55.800 our current
01:08:56.320 policy on
01:08:57.260 immigration from
01:08:58.680 Islamic countries?
01:08:59.720 You see it?
01:09:02.180 If we had
01:09:03.900 13% Islamists
01:09:05.840 already here,
01:09:07.600 there would be
01:09:08.100 tremendous
01:09:08.660 pressure on
01:09:09.980 the government
01:09:10.440 to increase
01:09:11.240 immigration from
01:09:12.160 other Islamic
01:09:13.960 countries.
01:09:14.920 So you could
01:09:15.740 go from 13% to
01:09:17.040 20% really
01:09:18.940 quickly,
01:09:20.380 you know,
01:09:21.160 in terms of
01:09:22.220 the arc of
01:09:23.120 a country.
01:09:24.280 It would be
01:09:24.640 fairly quickly.
01:09:25.240 Once you get
01:09:26.320 to 20%,
01:09:27.240 things can
01:09:29.780 happen kind
01:09:30.580 of quickly
01:09:31.000 after that.
01:09:32.680 Because remember,
01:09:33.580 one of the
01:09:33.840 things that
01:09:34.320 Islam has as
01:09:35.500 a strength in
01:09:36.820 terms of its
01:09:37.560 spread is that
01:09:39.200 if you're a
01:09:40.300 serious,
01:09:41.380 old-school,
01:09:42.620 devoted Muslim,
01:09:44.140 once you're a
01:09:45.000 Muslim, you
01:09:45.480 can't leave.
01:09:47.120 You could be
01:09:47.780 killed.
01:09:49.580 I mean,
01:09:50.040 this is not,
01:09:51.620 we're not talking
01:09:52.480 about American
01:09:53.240 Muslims for the
01:09:54.020 most part.
01:09:54.480 We're talking
01:09:55.220 about, you
01:09:56.200 know, more
01:09:56.580 fundamentalists.
01:09:58.220 But that
01:09:58.880 fundamentalism could
01:10:00.000 easily, you
01:10:00.860 know, find its
01:10:01.380 way into any
01:10:01.920 other country,
01:10:02.540 such as France.
01:10:03.960 And I think
01:10:04.920 France is already
01:10:05.660 gone.
01:10:07.500 I think France
01:10:08.500 is essentially
01:10:09.480 on the way to
01:10:10.200 becoming an
01:10:10.920 Islamic European
01:10:12.440 country.
01:10:13.860 And that's
01:10:14.700 because I'm
01:10:15.040 agreeing with
01:10:15.580 Taleb that
01:10:16.700 there's an
01:10:17.460 obvious mechanism
01:10:18.560 for it to
01:10:19.140 happen.
01:10:20.280 And if
01:10:20.620 nothing changes
01:10:21.360 the obvious
01:10:22.240 mechanism for it
01:10:23.240 to happen,
01:10:24.480 we would
01:10:25.120 expect it
01:10:25.600 to happen.
01:10:26.380 And I don't
01:10:26.860 see anything
01:10:27.300 that would
01:10:27.520 change the
01:10:27.920 mechanism.
01:10:30.860 All right.
01:10:33.140 What motivated
01:10:34.020 the Crusades?
01:10:36.000 Good point.
01:10:36.700 Would you see
01:10:39.020 an equal decrease
01:10:39.800 in wokeness?
01:10:40.640 Oh, I think
01:10:41.000 wokeness is
01:10:42.260 dead.
01:10:44.260 So we've
01:10:46.080 now seen
01:10:46.560 that even
01:10:47.200 Larry Fink,
01:10:48.880 head of
01:10:49.360 BlackRock,
01:10:50.700 is disavowing
01:10:51.800 the use of
01:10:52.420 at least the
01:10:52.880 term ESG.
01:10:54.360 He says it's
01:10:54.960 embarrassing now
01:10:55.720 because he's
01:10:56.560 getting too
01:10:56.900 much feedback.
01:10:58.140 He's being,
01:10:58.800 I guess,
01:10:59.300 Jim Jordan
01:10:59.860 and Thomas
01:11:01.740 Massey and
01:11:02.560 somebody else
01:11:03.180 are asking
01:11:04.380 BlackRock to
01:11:05.800 come in
01:11:06.280 to talk about
01:11:08.240 ESG.
01:11:08.760 because apparently
01:11:10.260 there's an
01:11:10.760 argument that
01:11:11.420 it's antitrust.
01:11:14.040 Some kind
01:11:14.840 of colluding
01:11:15.540 industry
01:11:16.080 collusion
01:11:16.800 for ESG.
01:11:20.100 Somehow they
01:11:20.760 could make
01:11:21.100 that illegal.
01:11:22.020 I don't know.
01:11:23.420 But ESG is
01:11:25.420 in crisis.
01:11:27.140 The reporting
01:11:27.720 is that the
01:11:28.380 big companies
01:11:28.940 are downsizing
01:11:31.240 their DEI
01:11:32.100 departments.
01:11:33.680 You don't
01:11:34.480 downsize them
01:11:35.260 because it's
01:11:35.700 working.
01:11:36.660 Nobody downsizes
01:11:37.680 something that's
01:11:38.320 working.
01:11:40.400 And now that
01:11:41.280 the news is
01:11:41.960 saying that
01:11:42.360 the other big
01:11:42.900 companies are
01:11:43.500 downsizing DEI,
01:11:45.240 it makes it
01:11:45.800 safe.
01:11:46.960 So if you're
01:11:47.500 the tenth
01:11:48.560 company to do
01:11:49.380 it, nobody
01:11:49.800 notices.
01:11:50.800 So now it's
01:11:51.420 safe because
01:11:52.000 the news
01:11:52.480 reported that
01:11:53.200 everybody's
01:11:53.640 doing it.
01:11:54.740 Now everybody
01:11:55.260 can do it.
01:11:56.740 So you've
01:11:57.360 got DEI
01:11:58.180 on the
01:11:58.520 decline.
01:11:59.540 You've got
01:11:59.960 ESG on the
01:12:00.860 decline, at
01:12:01.560 least reputationally.
01:12:02.700 if not in
01:12:03.680 reality, but
01:12:04.360 reality would
01:12:05.140 follow reputation.
01:12:07.660 You've got
01:12:08.720 male nipple
01:12:11.380 milk from
01:12:13.000 the CDC.
01:12:14.220 Like that's a
01:12:14.960 headline story
01:12:15.680 today, that
01:12:17.000 male nipple
01:12:17.920 milk will be
01:12:19.200 recommended by
01:12:20.300 the CDC, I
01:12:21.060 guess.
01:12:21.880 Now there's
01:12:22.680 nobody who
01:12:23.240 doesn't think
01:12:23.680 that's ridiculous
01:12:24.880 except for
01:12:25.620 ridiculous people.
01:12:28.920 It's not like
01:12:29.920 the Democrats
01:12:30.660 are saying,
01:12:31.100 yeah, male
01:12:32.540 nipple
01:12:32.860 milk, get
01:12:34.620 me some
01:12:34.900 of that.
01:12:36.080 I'm so
01:12:36.780 thirsty, I
01:12:38.060 can't wait to
01:12:38.520 get some
01:12:38.820 male nipple
01:12:39.400 milk.
01:12:40.540 Nobody's
01:12:41.040 saying that.
01:12:42.260 So that's
01:12:42.920 the point of
01:12:43.480 ridiculousness
01:12:44.480 where you can
01:12:45.800 just mock it
01:12:46.540 openly.
01:12:48.100 You can't
01:12:49.000 mock openly,
01:12:50.520 and I don't
01:12:51.080 think you
01:12:51.420 should,
01:12:52.340 somebody's
01:12:52.940 lifestyle choice
01:12:54.160 of how they
01:12:54.700 present
01:12:55.120 themselves.
01:12:56.480 I think
01:12:56.900 that's fair.
01:12:58.320 People can
01:12:58.720 do what they
01:12:59.600 want to do,
01:12:59.980 they're adults.
01:13:00.560 You can
01:13:01.380 present
01:13:01.700 yourself in
01:13:02.240 any crazy
01:13:02.740 way you
01:13:03.100 want according
01:13:03.800 to somebody
01:13:04.900 else's opinion
01:13:05.540 of what's
01:13:06.000 crazy.
01:13:06.800 We're all
01:13:07.420 allowed to
01:13:07.780 do that.
01:13:09.340 But it
01:13:09.900 went to
01:13:10.300 male nipple
01:13:10.840 milk.
01:13:11.680 Once you
01:13:12.080 get to
01:13:12.340 male nipple
01:13:12.820 milk, we
01:13:13.380 can all
01:13:13.660 just make
01:13:14.760 fun of it.
01:13:16.080 Once you
01:13:16.700 can mock
01:13:17.260 it, and
01:13:17.840 that was
01:13:18.120 what was
01:13:18.480 missing,
01:13:19.860 you couldn't
01:13:20.620 mock some
01:13:22.500 elements of
01:13:23.160 wokeness without
01:13:23.900 getting slammed.
01:13:25.720 But now you
01:13:26.180 can say it
01:13:26.600 out loud.
01:13:26.920 You saw
01:13:29.120 what I got
01:13:29.620 cancelled for.
01:13:30.880 We don't
01:13:31.500 have to
01:13:31.820 bring that
01:13:32.180 up again.
01:13:33.600 But you
01:13:34.240 can see
01:13:34.640 also that
01:13:35.540 after I
01:13:36.100 got cancelled,
01:13:37.040 people now
01:13:37.640 can say that
01:13:38.400 openly everywhere.
01:13:40.280 They can
01:13:40.860 say what I
01:13:41.360 got cancelled
01:13:41.900 for openly
01:13:42.780 everywhere.
01:13:44.180 Now.
01:13:45.440 Am I
01:13:45.720 wrong?
01:13:46.880 You see it
01:13:47.300 on social
01:13:47.700 media every
01:13:48.220 day.
01:13:49.040 Every day
01:13:49.500 people say
01:13:50.100 at least
01:13:50.480 get away
01:13:50.820 from cities.
01:13:52.400 Get out
01:13:52.840 of cities.
01:13:53.500 Which is
01:13:54.020 saying the
01:13:54.440 same thing.
01:13:55.260 The people
01:13:55.600 who say
01:13:55.900 get out
01:13:56.300 of cities,
01:13:56.920 they're
01:13:57.780 saying what
01:13:58.180 I said.
01:13:59.820 They're
01:14:00.300 just using
01:14:01.100 different
01:14:01.440 words.
01:14:04.040 All right.
01:14:06.820 Yeah,
01:14:07.360 getting away
01:14:07.780 from people
01:14:08.260 who overtly
01:14:09.900 say that
01:14:10.420 they don't
01:14:10.800 like you
01:14:11.340 and that
01:14:12.180 you're the
01:14:12.520 cause of
01:14:12.940 their problems.
01:14:14.340 I think
01:14:14.980 everyone agrees
01:14:15.700 getting away
01:14:16.160 from them.
01:14:17.400 I've never
01:14:18.020 seen anybody
01:14:18.500 who didn't.
01:14:22.900 Yeah,
01:14:23.440 cities is
01:14:24.020 the new
01:14:24.360 urban.
01:14:25.040 You're
01:14:25.200 right.
01:14:25.420 I didn't
01:14:27.420 notice that
01:14:27.880 but you're
01:14:28.140 right.
01:14:31.800 Get out
01:14:32.220 of cities
01:14:32.580 is the
01:14:33.060 new racist
01:14:33.680 dog whistle.
01:14:34.780 But you
01:14:34.960 know what's
01:14:35.220 different?
01:14:35.800 I think
01:14:36.000 even if
01:14:36.760 you said
01:14:37.120 hey,
01:14:38.180 if you're
01:14:38.560 saying
01:14:38.820 getting out
01:14:39.320 of cities
01:14:40.100 is,
01:14:41.740 if somebody
01:14:42.480 tells you
01:14:43.100 that you're
01:14:44.360 being racist
01:14:45.060 for saying
01:14:45.500 get out
01:14:45.840 of cities,
01:14:46.600 do you
01:14:46.840 know what's
01:14:47.100 different?
01:14:49.220 What's
01:14:49.780 different about
01:14:50.340 this?
01:14:51.580 So you
01:14:52.220 say people
01:14:52.900 should get
01:14:53.240 out of
01:14:53.440 cities and
01:14:54.100 then somebody
01:14:54.520 says that's
01:14:55.300 a racist
01:14:55.680 dog whistle.
01:14:56.860 What's
01:14:57.080 your response?
01:14:58.940 Yeah,
01:14:59.160 that's probably
01:14:59.560 true.
01:15:01.220 It's probably
01:15:01.700 true.
01:15:04.460 Right?
01:15:06.140 You could
01:15:06.880 just say it
01:15:07.340 out loud now.
01:15:08.700 Hey,
01:15:08.940 that's really
01:15:09.380 racist.
01:15:09.940 You're saying
01:15:10.260 get out
01:15:10.620 of cities.
01:15:11.480 You could
01:15:12.080 just say
01:15:12.520 out loud,
01:15:13.460 yeah,
01:15:13.740 in a way
01:15:14.340 you're really
01:15:14.760 right.
01:15:15.580 That's a good
01:15:16.020 point.
01:15:17.320 I'm still
01:15:17.920 going to do
01:15:18.360 it because
01:15:19.580 my personal
01:15:20.320 safety is
01:15:22.300 my business.
01:15:24.180 You get
01:15:24.860 that,
01:15:25.140 right?
01:15:26.500 If I'm
01:15:27.460 doing hiring
01:15:28.360 in a company,
01:15:29.180 that is sort
01:15:29.780 of everybody's
01:15:30.420 business.
01:15:31.420 If you're
01:15:32.100 running for
01:15:32.500 office,
01:15:32.960 that's
01:15:33.180 everybody's
01:15:33.680 business.
01:15:34.720 You want
01:15:35.060 as much
01:15:35.340 diversity.
01:15:36.640 I'm in
01:15:37.240 favor of
01:15:37.700 the courts
01:15:38.340 and as
01:15:39.660 much as
01:15:40.080 possible
01:15:40.600 within reason
01:15:41.540 that businesses
01:15:42.220 look like
01:15:42.800 the community.
01:15:43.940 I like
01:15:44.340 that our
01:15:44.640 government
01:15:45.040 represents,
01:15:46.200 looks a
01:15:46.820 little bit
01:15:47.120 like the
01:15:47.480 people.
01:15:48.360 That's
01:15:48.580 all good.
01:15:49.880 But if
01:15:50.260 you're
01:15:50.400 talking
01:15:50.600 about
01:15:50.960 your
01:15:51.600 personal
01:15:53.020 safety,
01:15:54.140 that's
01:15:54.740 nobody's
01:15:55.160 business.
01:15:56.560 There's
01:15:56.820 nothing in
01:15:57.220 the Constitution
01:15:57.860 that says
01:15:58.280 you have to
01:15:59.540 justify your
01:16:00.300 personal safety
01:16:01.780 decisions to
01:16:03.300 anybody.
01:16:04.800 Nobody gets
01:16:05.500 a second bet
01:16:07.360 on that.
01:16:07.940 So if they
01:16:08.400 would like to
01:16:08.980 characterize your
01:16:09.800 decisions as
01:16:10.540 racist,
01:16:11.820 the correct
01:16:12.620 answer to
01:16:13.180 that is,
01:16:14.040 yeah,
01:16:14.200 I can see
01:16:14.540 how you'd
01:16:14.860 say that.
01:16:16.760 I can see
01:16:17.520 how you'd
01:16:17.820 say that.
01:16:18.880 I get
01:16:19.480 your point.
01:16:20.480 Your point
01:16:20.900 is well
01:16:21.240 taken.
01:16:22.700 But it
01:16:23.240 shouldn't
01:16:23.740 make any
01:16:24.100 difference to
01:16:24.500 your decision.
01:16:26.820 Your decision
01:16:27.700 is your
01:16:28.020 decision.
01:16:28.480 It's just
01:16:28.720 personal safety.
01:16:30.060 You're just
01:16:30.420 playing the
01:16:30.840 odds as
01:16:31.480 you see
01:16:31.780 them.
01:16:32.460 You can
01:16:32.780 be wrong
01:16:33.120 about the
01:16:33.500 odds,
01:16:34.280 but you're
01:16:34.760 playing the
01:16:35.200 odds as
01:16:35.960 you see
01:16:36.280 them.
01:16:36.920 That's
01:16:37.340 always
01:16:37.860 legal,
01:16:39.300 unless you're
01:16:39.940 doing an
01:16:40.240 actual crime.
01:16:40.920 All right.
01:16:48.340 What else
01:16:49.220 did I need
01:16:50.020 to talk
01:16:50.320 about?
01:16:50.940 Kansas
01:16:51.260 needs
01:16:51.720 legal pot.
01:16:52.800 Josh,
01:16:53.340 I'll work
01:16:53.720 on that.
01:16:55.300 Till then,
01:16:56.640 stay alive.
01:17:02.040 All right.
01:17:04.800 Do you
01:17:05.240 still believe
01:17:05.760 the experts
01:17:06.360 that told
01:17:06.840 you there
01:17:07.240 was a
01:17:07.580 pandemic?
01:17:08.760 That's
01:17:09.260 word
01:17:09.560 thinking.
01:17:11.980 I don't
01:17:12.840 participate
01:17:13.380 in word
01:17:13.900 thinking.
01:17:19.320 So Karl
01:17:20.300 Rove
01:17:20.700 named 19
01:17:21.500 candidates in
01:17:22.240 the Wall
01:17:22.500 Street Journal,
01:17:23.140 but not
01:17:23.520 Vivek or
01:17:24.280 Kennedy.
01:17:26.040 Well, I
01:17:27.800 don't think
01:17:28.220 Karl Rove
01:17:28.860 is what
01:17:29.240 you'd call
01:17:29.660 an independent
01:17:30.580 observer.
01:17:33.640 If you're
01:17:34.480 listening to
01:17:35.040 Karl Rove
01:17:35.940 in terms
01:17:38.000 of his
01:17:38.400 preferences,
01:17:39.700 I wouldn't
01:17:40.140 bother doing
01:17:40.680 that.
01:17:41.440 He's really
01:17:41.980 good in
01:17:42.400 terms of
01:17:43.240 explaining
01:17:44.540 what's
01:17:44.900 going on.
01:17:46.760 He's
01:17:47.240 excellent at
01:17:47.800 just explaining
01:17:48.720 what's
01:17:49.080 true.
01:17:49.860 But once
01:17:50.280 you get
01:17:50.540 to anything
01:17:51.360 that's like
01:17:51.840 his preference
01:17:52.500 for who
01:17:52.900 should be,
01:17:53.320 that's just
01:17:53.760 his opinion.
01:17:57.840 Time to
01:17:58.500 milk your
01:17:58.900 man.
01:18:02.780 It's time
01:18:03.500 to milk
01:18:04.020 my man.
01:18:05.940 I don't
01:18:08.220 know who
01:18:08.520 said that.
01:18:11.120 It's time
01:18:11.820 to go
01:18:12.100 milk my
01:18:12.640 man.
01:18:13.680 All right.
01:18:14.260 On that
01:18:14.960 comment,
01:18:16.340 YouTube,
01:18:17.720 we must
01:18:18.000 be done.
01:18:20.080 We must
01:18:20.800 be done
01:18:21.260 on that
01:18:22.060 comment.
01:18:22.640 Thanks for
01:18:23.080 joining.
01:18:24.060 See you
01:18:24.400 tomorrow.