Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2167 Scott Adams： Everything Is Going Well But Might Not Seem Like It Yet. Grab Some Coffee

00:00:00.000 Good morning everybody and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.

00:00:10.660 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams.

00:00:12.580 Probably the best thing that's ever happened to you.

00:00:15.340 And if you'd like to take this up to another level, well, there's a way to do it.

00:00:20.400 And it's not hard.

00:00:21.720 Just follow along.

00:00:23.620 All you need is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or chalice or a stein, a canteen jug

00:00:28.300 or a flask, a vessel of any kind, fill it with your favorite liquid.

00:00:32.140 I like coffee.

00:00:33.840 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day, the thing

00:00:37.960 that makes everything better.

00:00:39.820 It's called the simultaneous sip.

00:00:42.640 It happens now.

00:00:44.440 Go.

00:00:49.440 Ah.

00:00:50.720 Ah.

00:00:52.160 Well, I need to warn you that today will be the worst dad joke you've ever heard.

00:00:58.300 Worst dad joke you've ever heard.

00:01:01.640 You'll know it when it happens.

00:01:04.080 I won't have to tell you in advance.

00:01:06.600 You'll just know it.

00:01:08.940 All right.

00:01:09.700 Well, here are the stories.

00:01:12.960 Apparently, there's an otter who is stealing surfboards somewhere around Santa Cruz, I think.

00:01:20.020 And this otter had been raised in captivity and somehow had been acclimated to humans.

00:01:27.240 But when it sees people surfing, it goes and tries to grab their surfboard away from them.

00:01:33.960 And if it gets it, it jumps on top and surfs.

00:01:37.260 That's right.

00:01:37.800 It's a surfing otter.

00:01:38.800 Now, apparently, they're having trouble locating the otter because what they want to do is relocate it.

00:01:46.980 If they can catch it, they're going to relocate it.

00:01:50.400 But apparently, there are two problems in identifying this otter.

00:01:55.140 Number one is that otters, I don't know if you knew this, but otters look a lot alike.

00:02:01.520 Has anybody ever told you that?

00:02:02.780 Well, if you've seen one otter, you've kind of seen them all.

00:02:08.160 So that's the first problem.

00:02:09.580 But there's a bigger problem is that when you stop an otter and you say,

00:02:13.700 are you that surfboard stealing otter?

00:02:17.420 What do they usually say?

00:02:19.800 No, it's the otter one.

00:02:22.980 It's not me.

00:02:23.520 It's the otter one.

00:02:26.900 All right.

00:02:28.520 Well, I hate you, too.

00:02:32.780 All right.

00:02:34.380 Here's a little preview.

00:02:36.320 If you happen to be subscribing to the Dilbert Reborn comic,

00:02:39.840 which you can only see if you subscribe either at the scottadams.locals place,

00:02:45.700 where you can see lots more than that,

00:02:47.420 or if you just want to see the comic itself on Twitter, you can subscribe.

00:02:52.140 But Dilbert's CEO is going to have a cage match with another CEO.

00:02:59.160 Nudity might be involved.

00:03:00.820 That's all I'm going to say.

00:03:03.480 It's going to be a series for the week,

00:03:05.420 but Dilbert's CEO will be in a possibly naked cage match with another CEO.

00:03:12.360 I don't want to tell you that it goes well,

00:03:15.760 but let's just say that their relationship may be kicking off at that moment.

00:03:21.780 It might be the beginning of something beautiful is what I'm saying.

00:03:25.340 See?

00:03:25.860 It's a twist.

00:03:26.800 Didn't see that coming, did you?

00:03:29.180 Trick twist.

00:03:29.800 Well, by the way, Elon Musk does subscribe to Dilbert Reborn.

00:03:38.120 So it must be so strange to be him.

00:03:41.060 Imagine being Elon Musk, and you wake up in the morning,

00:03:44.400 and half of the news is about you.

00:03:47.180 Just every day.

00:03:49.320 Half of the news is about you.

00:03:50.940 And then you try to get away from the news by reading your comics.

00:03:56.960 And you read the comics, and there you are again.

00:04:02.460 All right.

00:04:02.780 Well, that's weird.

00:04:05.660 So how about this?

00:04:07.300 Somebody invented better white paint.

00:04:10.240 Eh?

00:04:11.440 That's pretty exciting, isn't it?

00:04:12.840 It's white paint, but it's way better.

00:04:17.220 Okay, there's more to it than that.

00:04:19.180 Apparently, white paint is not all the same.

00:04:22.280 So there's this new white paint that can reduce the temperature of your roof or anything else you put it on by quite a bit.

00:04:30.620 So in the middle of the day, you can have an 8 degrees cooler roof than you would have otherwise with a different color.

00:04:39.180 That's pretty big.

00:04:40.740 And at night, it could be a difference of 19 degrees.

00:04:43.480 So isn't that weird that if you had some black paint and some of this special white paint,

00:04:51.180 so the black paint would be presumably the most absorbey,

00:04:55.280 so that would be sort of the worst-case scenario,

00:04:57.360 and then you had white paint right next to it,

00:04:59.940 you could have a 19-degree difference,

00:05:02.400 and they're just sitting there, just sitting outside.

00:05:05.620 Just sitting there.

00:05:07.500 19-degree difference.

00:05:09.200 Does that even seem possible to you?

00:05:10.760 But apparently, the secret is it reflects a lot of light out.

00:05:15.360 Now, how can it work at night?

00:05:19.580 Am I missing something?

00:05:22.140 Did I read this wrong?

00:05:24.920 And up to 19 degrees cooler at night.

00:05:28.360 But the way it works is by reflecting the sun.

00:05:33.060 How does it reflect sun at night?

00:05:37.100 Am I missing something in this story?

00:05:39.740 What?

00:05:40.760 Off the moon.

00:05:47.140 All right, well, I'm not sure I believe this.

00:05:49.460 If you could actually make it 19-degree...

00:05:51.820 All right, are there any engineers here today?

00:05:55.220 Any engineers in the house?

00:05:58.200 If you could make something 19 degrees difference

00:06:01.120 in the same location,

00:06:03.600 and it just stays that way,

00:06:04.940 it never balances out.

00:06:06.580 It's just always a different temperature.

00:06:08.160 Couldn't you build a Stirling engine

00:06:10.840 that just ran forever based on that factor?

00:06:14.540 Because a Stirling engine is an engine that already exists.

00:06:20.540 It doesn't have to be invented.

00:06:22.260 And it operates entirely off of temperature differentials.

00:06:24.540 Now, presumably, the greater the temperature differential,

00:06:29.380 the more power you generate.

00:06:31.800 But would a 19-degree difference give you anything?

00:06:36.500 Would you even get a little bit of Stirling engine action

00:06:39.460 out of 19 degrees?

00:06:40.600 I'm seeing some people say no.

00:06:43.100 I think no is the right answer.

00:06:46.400 19 would be weak, but would it be zero?

00:06:49.280 I know it would be weak,

00:06:50.580 but it would actually be no energy at all.

00:06:54.520 Probably.

00:06:55.460 Or at least hard to measure.

00:06:58.040 All right.

00:06:58.420 It doesn't scale up.

00:07:01.040 Man, that would make sense.

00:07:05.380 I saw a material the other day.

00:07:07.880 I forget what it's called.

00:07:09.180 Have you ever seen this material that's metal?

00:07:12.100 And if you heat it,

00:07:14.220 it will go back to its original condition

00:07:17.280 after it's been bent.

00:07:19.460 Anybody seen that?

00:07:20.520 I forget what it's called.

00:07:21.340 There's a name for it.

00:07:22.120 But I can't figure out why you can't make

00:07:24.980 a perpetual engine out of just that.

00:07:29.860 How hard would it be to make an engine

00:07:31.700 where you have a spring,

00:07:33.980 and then you stretch out the spring,

00:07:36.000 because it's metal, so you can stretch it,

00:07:38.740 and then you just apply heat,

00:07:40.780 and then the spring goes back to its natural place

00:07:43.640 and picks up an item,

00:07:45.960 and then you change the heat and it goes down.

00:07:48.460 There's no way to have it seek heat

00:07:52.360 and then create energy

00:07:54.840 that's enough energy to find it to seek coldness,

00:07:58.960 maybe circling around in some way.

00:08:01.480 No.

00:08:02.760 You still need a heat source,

00:08:04.280 so it wouldn't be perpetual motion.

00:08:06.000 That's correct.

00:08:06.920 So it wouldn't be perpetual motion

00:08:08.380 that would be an outside heat source.

00:08:09.800 But there's always an outside heat source.

00:08:12.820 There's always one.

00:08:14.240 There's always a heat differential.

00:08:15.780 You know, if all you did is drill into the ground,

00:08:19.860 the temperature would be pretty different,

00:08:22.280 most of the time.

00:08:23.420 I don't know.

00:08:23.700 It just seems like we've got enough here.

00:08:25.140 We can build our own engine that works forever.

00:08:28.500 Not perpetual engine, but not perpetual motion.

00:08:32.440 All right.

00:08:34.600 So that wasn't too interesting.

00:08:37.840 It's a weird news day.

00:08:39.160 Here's a question I saw on Twitter

00:08:43.460 on the Amuse Twitter account,

00:08:47.240 which is a pretty provocative account, Amuse.

00:08:50.540 Anyway, he tweeted this.

00:08:53.300 Oops, Biden's DOJ indicted a man

00:08:56.140 for failing to register as a foreign agent

00:08:58.760 while working for CEFC,

00:09:01.640 which is China Energy Company.

00:09:04.160 But Hunter Biden and James Biden

00:09:06.060 both work for the same company

00:09:07.940 and neither registered as foreign agents.

00:09:11.400 White House has no comment.

00:09:13.920 Okay, this is going to be,

00:09:14.980 if this is true,

00:09:16.760 you know, all of the stories have

00:09:18.620 if this is true attached to them.

00:09:20.840 If it's true,

00:09:22.880 how do you handle that?

00:09:25.060 You know, I suppose they'll find

00:09:26.480 some small difference in the cases.

00:09:29.020 Oh, that one case where we did prosecute,

00:09:31.700 that was quite different than this

00:09:34.000 in ways that we can't think of right now.

00:09:39.140 But as in my imagination,

00:09:42.180 no, I'm not an engineer, actually.

00:09:48.160 That's somebody who's calling me an engineer.

00:09:50.460 No, I'm not an engineer.

00:09:51.840 I just worked with them.

00:09:57.120 So it's going to be kind of embarrassing

00:10:00.320 if, in fact, the Bidens do not get indicted

00:10:03.360 for something that somebody was exactly doing

00:10:05.940 and indicted for.

00:10:07.980 But have we reached a point

00:10:10.000 where there's literally nothing,

00:10:12.380 nothing in the news

00:10:14.360 that makes us act differently?

00:10:16.000 It's like we watch the news,

00:10:19.020 but nothing's different.

00:10:22.920 You know, it's just the same stuff.

00:10:25.600 So are we actually seeing a situation

00:10:28.860 where we know for sure,

00:10:31.580 there's no doubt about it,

00:10:33.480 that the Bidens did exactly

00:10:34.940 what somebody went to jail for?

00:10:38.180 Is that our actual real-life situation?

00:10:41.680 We're looking at somebody who went to jail

00:10:43.680 for exactly the same crime

00:10:45.780 and just nothing will happen.

00:10:48.120 Just nothing?

00:10:50.220 That's what it looks like.

00:10:51.740 But I remind you

00:10:52.780 that you're in a deep bubble on the right.

00:10:57.660 It doesn't mean you're wrong.

00:10:59.360 It just means that your bubble

00:11:00.460 doesn't have any correspondence

00:11:01.720 to the left bubble.

00:11:03.600 Do you know what the story

00:11:04.880 about the Bidens' obvious corruption

00:11:09.240 and money-taking is?

00:11:10.640 Do you know what that story is on the left?

00:11:13.680 It's all been debunked.

00:11:16.240 It's all been proven

00:11:17.300 to be just a right-wing conspiracy.

00:11:19.460 And there's nothing to worry about

00:11:20.980 in the Bidens' financial dealings.

00:11:23.280 That's actually what the people

00:11:24.520 on the left are hearing.

00:11:25.720 There's nothing there.

00:11:27.680 Do you believe that?

00:11:30.740 I mean, if you could check yourself,

00:11:33.440 check the news yourself.

00:11:34.980 It just doesn't exist.

00:11:36.960 And where they talk about it,

00:11:38.220 they say it was debunked.

00:11:39.280 So, I don't know where that goes.

00:11:45.520 Because, first of all,

00:11:46.440 I can't tell what's true.

00:11:48.280 If you're sure you know what's true,

00:11:51.140 I don't know.

00:11:52.280 I don't think we live in that world anymore

00:11:54.000 where you can actually be sure

00:11:55.280 you know what's true anymore.

00:11:56.600 So, am I in the bubble?

00:12:00.060 Or are you in the bubble?

00:12:01.820 Or is the entire left in a bubble?

00:12:04.200 And is one of those bubbles true?

00:12:06.520 And one of them isn't?

00:12:08.160 But just think about the fact,

00:12:09.920 you know, if you're my audience,

00:12:11.780 you've probably been saturated

00:12:13.160 with claims about the Bidens' bad behavior

00:12:16.800 and collecting money from other countries.

00:12:18.740 The entire half of the country

00:12:22.840 is unaware of any of this.

00:12:25.300 Or if they're aware of it,

00:12:26.700 they think it's been debunked or handled

00:12:29.240 or wasn't technically illegal,

00:12:30.960 so leave it alone.

00:12:32.240 You know, that sort of thing.

00:12:33.480 I don't think we could be more

00:12:34.820 in different bubbles than we are right now.

00:12:39.060 I mean, during the Trump time,

00:12:40.380 it was pretty bad.

00:12:41.780 But this is weirdly, weirdly

00:12:43.720 aggressive bubbling.

00:12:45.500 This is some super bubbling with heavy sides.

00:12:49.800 Because imagine if your bubble is the correct one.

00:12:54.340 You're probably in the same one I am.

00:12:56.720 In my bubble, it's completely obvious

00:12:59.820 that the Bidens are corrupt

00:13:01.740 and have been for years.

00:13:05.020 Is there anybody who would disagree

00:13:06.240 with that characterization?

00:13:08.240 And I mean, like, super corrupt.

00:13:10.700 Like, as corrupt as you could possibly be,

00:13:12.800 taking massive amounts of money from,

00:13:14.620 you know, foreign nemeses.

00:13:19.100 That's about as bad as you could get.

00:13:23.080 So most of you are in that bubble.

00:13:26.040 Would you agree that the left

00:13:27.640 is absolutely unaware

00:13:29.780 of whatever it is you think you see

00:13:33.160 or do see?

00:13:34.400 I mean, don't even know if it's real.

00:13:36.620 But you would agree that the other side

00:13:38.220 doesn't see any of it, right?

00:13:39.320 It's just not there.

00:13:40.160 All they see is, yeah, Biden's getting up there

00:13:43.760 in age, but he's doing a good job.

00:13:45.920 Because that's what the news has told them.

00:13:49.500 So, well, there's that.

00:13:53.340 And I guess Christopher Wray is going to,

00:13:57.200 head of the FBI is going to testify in Congress.

00:13:59.420 And people have helpfully suggested some questions

00:14:05.480 he could be asked, including Vivek,

00:14:08.660 and I saw some other people do that.

00:14:12.720 And I think Jim Jordan suggested a question,

00:14:16.200 and Maggie and a whole bunch of people.

00:14:20.160 So, do you think he'll be asked the right questions?

00:14:25.940 Kind of depends who's doing the asking, right?

00:14:29.140 But there are some really good questions.

00:14:32.300 And I think it was Jim Jordan who tweeted

00:14:34.200 one of the questions he'd like to see asked is,

00:14:37.460 have you ever been asked by the administration

00:14:39.840 to slow down some investigation?

00:14:44.780 How do we not know the answer to that already?

00:14:46.980 Do we really have to put him under oath

00:14:51.280 to ask that question?

00:14:52.440 We don't know that yet, but I guess we'll find out.

00:14:57.200 I think he won't comment.

00:15:00.240 That's what I think.

00:15:01.380 What do you think?

00:15:02.720 I believe he will not directly answer the question,

00:15:06.720 did anybody ask you to slow anything down?

00:15:13.580 Yeah.

00:15:14.060 Yeah, oh, my help.

00:15:16.980 All right.

00:15:24.340 The New York Post is reporting today that,

00:15:27.460 you know, you're not going to believe this.

00:15:30.620 But there is speculation now,

00:15:32.680 even among the military heads in the United States,

00:15:37.340 they're actually thinking that the Wagner boss,

00:15:39.900 Bergosian, he might be dead or captured.

00:15:42.940 Huh.

00:15:45.240 So they're just starting to think,

00:15:48.900 hey, hey, hey, wait a minute.

00:15:53.620 Are you telling me that the most brutal,

00:15:56.760 murdering dictator of our time, Putin,

00:16:00.580 are you telling me he didn't let him go to Belarus

00:16:02.760 and live his life happily after trying to kill Putin?

00:16:06.600 Huh.

00:16:06.940 Huh.

00:16:07.420 Huh.

00:16:08.600 So it's almost like Putin might hold a grudge of some sort.

00:16:12.940 I mean, I'm quite surprised at this speculation.

00:16:18.140 You know, I was thinking about changing the name of this live stream

00:16:23.480 to the news before it's news.

00:16:27.000 Because I feel as though there are quite a few times I've told you the news

00:16:32.680 weeks or, in some cases, years before it happened.

00:16:37.440 How many examples can you think of

00:16:39.720 where I told you the news, like, months or years before it was in the news?

00:16:45.380 And you just watch it and said, oh, shit, he did it again.

00:16:48.660 Quite a few times.

00:16:49.700 I've done it live and in public quite a few times.

00:16:54.760 Now, that doesn't mean they're all right.

00:16:56.900 I have also had incorrect predictions.

00:17:00.080 It's happened.

00:17:01.820 But I would like to give you this reframe,

00:17:05.180 which I'll probably be putting into a micro lesson for my local subscribers.

00:17:10.100 And it goes like this.

00:17:12.820 Design is destiny.

00:17:16.180 Isn't that quotable?

00:17:17.080 I hope nobody said it before I did, because it sounds very quotable.

00:17:21.440 Design is destiny.

00:17:23.740 Here's what I mean by that.

00:17:25.820 If you look at, let's say, how the higher education

00:17:31.020 has designed their admissions policy.

00:17:36.260 If you just looked at how they designed it,

00:17:38.740 you wouldn't have to wonder how it will turn out, would you?

00:17:42.820 The design tells you exactly what's going to happen.

00:17:45.220 The design of the higher institutions of education

00:17:49.100 guaranteed that they would game the system

00:17:51.920 to discriminate against white people and Asian Americans.

00:17:55.880 It was pretty much guaranteed by the design.

00:17:59.300 And then further, it was guaranteed,

00:18:00.980 because we have a constitution,

00:18:03.560 that it would come to a head,

00:18:06.020 and then the Supreme Court would have to say,

00:18:08.480 that's too much.

00:18:09.140 Every bit of that was predictable by design,

00:18:13.180 because we designed a system that largely guaranteed that outcome.

00:18:17.880 Would you agree?

00:18:19.560 It was a design that guaranteed the outcome.

00:18:23.660 So very much like free speech and other things,

00:18:27.740 these are systems that we have.

00:18:29.420 You can pretty much tell by looking at the system what's going to happen.

00:18:32.960 Take lower education.

00:18:37.140 Let's say, you know, the K through 12.

00:18:40.200 So we've got a design where the teachers are in a,

00:18:44.080 let's say, adversarial relationship with the students.

00:18:49.280 It's designed, because there's a union,

00:18:52.620 it's designed as an adversarial relationship.

00:18:55.300 What do you think's going to happen?

00:18:59.280 Do you have to be a genius or a psychic

00:19:01.280 to know that if you design a system

00:19:03.540 where the teachers are adversarial to the children,

00:19:06.680 their interests are not the same,

00:19:09.400 what are you going to get?

00:19:11.660 You're going to get a system that's good for teachers.

00:19:14.760 And that's what we got.

00:19:16.660 And not so good for the kids.

00:19:18.940 And no competition, no free market,

00:19:21.460 you know, lots of, you know, CRT and whatever.

00:19:25.320 So you should have known from day one,

00:19:28.800 that's what you're going to get.

00:19:30.900 So one of the tricks that I use for predicting the future

00:19:33.960 is I look at the design.

00:19:37.340 The design usually tells you what's going to happen.

00:19:40.620 Design is destiny.

00:19:44.380 All right.

00:19:45.640 So that's part of the trick.

00:19:48.000 Some of you probably have seen the interview

00:19:51.200 with Tucker Carlson and Andrew Tate.

00:19:54.740 I've watched much of it.

00:19:57.020 Something tells me it's going to start repeating a little bit

00:19:59.400 because it already did.

00:20:00.900 So I don't know if I can get through two hours.

00:20:03.120 But I will give you the following observations.

00:20:05.600 Number one, Andrew Tate, who I am no fan of,

00:20:12.560 meaning personally, I just don't like him personally

00:20:14.900 for personal reasons.

00:20:16.060 It has nothing to do with his public persona.

00:20:18.960 I just hate his guts personally.

00:20:20.940 But that has nothing to do with his personal persona.

00:20:24.320 In terms of the way he presents himself,

00:20:27.520 he has one of the best persuasion talent stacks

00:20:30.340 you will ever see.

00:20:32.660 His talent stack for doing exactly what he does

00:20:38.420 is just the strongest frickin' thing I've ever seen.

00:20:42.700 It is insane.

00:20:44.440 You know, as good as Trump is,

00:20:46.000 and he's amazing in terms of influence and persuasion,

00:20:50.220 Trump doesn't have quite the physicality part.

00:20:52.720 So Andrew Tate has the physicality.

00:20:57.460 He just looks big and muscular,

00:20:59.380 and he's well-dressed and put together.

00:21:02.780 So he's got that part of his persuasion

00:21:05.000 because people don't really want to listen to,

00:21:08.320 let's say, Michael Moore.

00:21:10.660 If he looks sort of slobby,

00:21:12.140 it's harder to buy into his message.

00:21:15.800 So he's got that.

00:21:16.940 He's got perfect communication skills.

00:21:19.000 If you listen to him, there's no uhs or ums.

00:21:23.740 He never is searching for the right word.

00:21:25.640 It's always right there.

00:21:27.480 Super high IQ, it looks like.

00:21:30.240 But he used probably every trick of persuasion.

00:21:34.520 And when I say trick,

00:21:35.460 I don't mean, you know,

00:21:36.180 that sounds like it's a dirty trick or something.

00:21:38.320 But I mean technique.

00:21:40.160 He has every tool.

00:21:41.960 It's really crazy.

00:21:43.420 And, you know, I could call them out,

00:21:44.980 but it's all the usual stuff.

00:21:46.400 But did you see how, if you watched it at all,

00:21:51.160 did you see his pacing and matching with Tucker?

00:21:56.200 Like, he was giving Tucker exactly what Tucker wanted to hear.

00:22:01.120 And Tucker was responding to it very friendly,

00:22:04.820 which allowed them to bond, you know,

00:22:07.260 like the two guys agreeing on everything.

00:22:09.180 It was, in terms of a persuasion project,

00:22:16.740 it was insane.

00:22:17.900 It was just really good.

00:22:19.960 Now, do we believe that what Tate said

00:22:24.720 to describe his own legal jeopardy

00:22:27.560 and what he did do and what he didn't do,

00:22:30.140 did anybody watch it enough

00:22:31.440 and come up to an opinion

00:22:32.520 as to whether he's telling you this great truth?

00:22:36.140 Does his version look real?

00:22:39.480 Now, his version roughly goes like this.

00:22:42.060 The only charges,

00:22:43.200 after all of those alleged charges

00:22:45.060 that you heard,

00:22:45.680 everything from, you know,

00:22:47.360 just horrible potential charges,

00:22:50.040 after all that time,

00:22:52.000 the only thing they came up with,

00:22:53.560 according to him, right,

00:22:54.840 this is his version,

00:22:55.840 I'm not claiming this is true,

00:22:57.480 just, because remember,

00:22:58.780 everybody who's accused of a crime,

00:23:01.240 they get to do their version too.

00:23:03.000 So don't assume that the person

00:23:05.000 trying to protect themselves

00:23:06.220 is telling you all the facts.

00:23:09.580 But allegedly, according to his version,

00:23:12.800 is he's only being charged

00:23:13.840 with this lover boy crime.

00:23:17.340 And that says that you pretend to be,

00:23:20.420 let's say, romantically

00:23:21.480 or interested in a woman,

00:23:23.480 and that you use that as your influence

00:23:26.200 to get her to do something

00:23:27.640 that makes you money in the sexual realm, right?

00:23:31.620 But apparently,

00:23:33.680 he's only being charged,

00:23:34.780 according to him, again.

00:23:37.080 I'd have to hear Romania's version of this,

00:23:39.480 but according to him, Tate,

00:23:42.200 he's being charged with being a nice guy

00:23:44.700 to some women

00:23:45.600 who later started TikTok accounts

00:23:47.700 and made money from it.

00:23:49.900 And he's being accused of taking their money

00:23:52.120 and sort of forcing them

00:23:56.320 through his persuasive excellence

00:23:58.480 to become basically online sex workers

00:24:03.400 or something.

00:24:04.680 But first of all, it's TikTok,

00:24:06.840 so you can't do that much online sex work

00:24:09.500 on TikTok, can you?

00:24:11.180 I guess you can make money somehow.

00:24:14.440 But did he need their money?

00:24:16.280 He's saying it's a trivial amount,

00:24:18.000 and of course he didn't take their money.

00:24:20.520 I don't know.

00:24:21.620 How would I know?

00:24:22.600 So I would say it seems very unlikely.

00:24:29.100 Well, James is saying he admitted trafficking.

00:24:32.400 That might be technically true,

00:24:35.140 but it's only because trafficking

00:24:37.100 has such a broad definition

00:24:38.680 that you could sort of accidentally do it.

00:24:41.680 So be careful about that definition of trafficking,

00:24:45.600 because apparently trafficking includes

00:24:48.020 coercing somebody to start a TikTok account.

00:24:54.200 Does that sound like trafficking to you?

00:24:57.400 Would you call it that?

00:24:59.240 If you persuaded somebody

00:25:01.400 to open up a TikTok account

00:25:03.080 to make money for themselves?

00:25:05.660 Now, I don't know if that's what happened.

00:25:07.200 I'm just saying if it happened,

00:25:09.400 would that be trafficking?

00:25:10.960 Apparently it would be.

00:25:12.740 Apparently in Romania that would be trafficking.

00:25:16.000 Persuading somebody,

00:25:16.760 hey, you know what would be a good idea

00:25:17.900 is if you opened up your own TikTok account,

00:25:19.840 you could make some money,

00:25:21.400 and then you go to jail.

00:25:23.980 Now, I'm exaggerating a little bit,

00:25:27.320 but it is,

00:25:29.780 we don't quite understand

00:25:31.540 what the charge is

00:25:34.180 and why it's so bad

00:25:35.960 and what does Romania have or not have.

00:25:40.400 Now, part of what Tate was suggesting

00:25:44.400 without saying it directly,

00:25:46.160 because he doesn't want to make anybody too mad

00:25:48.580 while he's still in legal jeopardy,

00:25:50.660 is he's suggesting that Great Britain

00:25:52.480 and maybe the United States

00:25:54.220 were behind his arrest.

00:25:57.900 In other words,

00:25:58.680 Romania has a close,

00:26:01.080 has had a long, close association

00:26:02.740 with the U.S. and Great Britain.

00:26:05.300 And the thinking is

00:26:06.720 that Great Britain had already

00:26:08.560 spoken out against Tate,

00:26:11.140 the politician said,

00:26:12.180 thought he was ruining the young men

00:26:14.600 in their country.

00:26:17.140 And so Tate wonders

00:26:19.980 if maybe, you know,

00:26:22.680 the Matrix and those in power

00:26:24.560 were trying to bring him down.

00:26:26.360 And the larger theory behind that,

00:26:29.500 which you've all heard

00:26:30.300 in the right-wingosphere,

00:26:33.620 well, and I should remind you,

00:26:38.820 by the way,

00:26:39.200 in an upcoming Dilbert Reborn comic,

00:26:42.600 Dilbert will be in jail

00:26:44.280 in Elbonia,

00:26:46.460 and his cellmates

00:26:47.420 will be the Tate brothers.

00:26:49.600 So that's upcoming.

00:26:51.300 Wait for that.

00:26:52.660 But you can only see that

00:26:53.500 if you subscribe.

00:26:54.940 Anyway,

00:26:55.800 so what do you think,

00:26:58.740 what do you think

00:26:59.440 of the hypothesis

00:27:00.960 that in order for the bad people

00:27:04.020 who want to change the world,

00:27:06.360 in order to do it their way,

00:27:08.160 they have to make men eunuchs.

00:27:11.640 In other words,

00:27:12.380 cut off the balls of men,

00:27:14.900 either literally

00:27:16.020 or psychologically,

00:27:17.700 so that men will not complain

00:27:20.020 because men are the only ones

00:27:21.980 that can stop them.

00:27:23.500 In other words,

00:27:24.940 strong men could stop

00:27:26.280 the people in power,

00:27:27.440 whoever they might be,

00:27:28.800 from doing the terrible things

00:27:30.320 they want to do,

00:27:31.100 whatever that might be.

00:27:32.540 But first,

00:27:33.280 they have to get rid

00:27:33.900 of all the Andrew Tates

00:27:35.260 and the, you know,

00:27:37.120 the male,

00:27:37.860 strong male figures.

00:27:40.160 Yeah,

00:27:40.660 they could do it

00:27:41.220 pharmacologically

00:27:43.860 or physically

00:27:45.340 or psychologically.

00:27:48.400 Now,

00:27:48.900 do you think

00:27:49.320 that there's anything to that?

00:27:50.480 Do you believe

00:27:52.000 that there's anyone

00:27:53.020 anywhere

00:27:53.560 who consciously,

00:27:55.780 consciously said,

00:27:57.200 you know what?

00:27:58.400 I think we can push

00:27:59.680 this ESG thing better

00:28:01.220 if we get rid

00:28:02.520 of all the dominant men.

00:28:05.440 So there are people

00:28:06.280 who think

00:28:06.580 that actual conversation

00:28:08.020 happened

00:28:08.560 among people

00:28:10.140 who could make it happen.

00:28:11.460 In other words,

00:28:11.880 people could affect

00:28:13.380 that change.

00:28:14.060 All right,

00:28:18.000 I'm going to have

00:28:18.400 to give you

00:28:18.800 a really on this one.

00:28:21.760 Really?

00:28:25.780 Really?

00:28:27.800 Really?

00:28:28.200 Really?

00:28:28.980 You think

00:28:29.720 that people

00:28:30.120 actually had

00:28:30.820 that conversation

00:28:31.680 and then they had

00:28:33.260 also the power

00:28:34.100 to implement it

00:28:35.040 and then

00:28:36.720 in a whole variety,

00:28:38.060 wide variety of ways,

00:28:39.480 they figured out

00:28:40.520 how to

00:28:41.160 take power

00:28:42.800 from men

00:28:43.440 so they could

00:28:44.680 control things.

00:28:47.940 But you think

00:28:48.860 it was a conscious,

00:28:50.360 planned,

00:28:52.660 actually like a meeting

00:28:53.880 or a conversation

00:28:54.780 in which

00:28:55.180 the actual words

00:28:56.320 were spoken

00:28:56.960 out loud,

00:28:58.580 hey,

00:28:59.000 we've got to

00:28:59.740 suppress these

00:29:01.640 manly men

00:29:02.520 because they're

00:29:03.500 the only ones

00:29:04.040 who can stop us

00:29:04.840 from our evil plan.

00:29:08.500 All right,

00:29:09.440 well,

00:29:10.600 here's what I think.

00:29:12.520 Would you like

00:29:13.080 a simpler

00:29:13.900 hypothesis?

00:29:16.200 Here's the simpler

00:29:17.120 hypothesis.

00:29:20.140 Women who don't

00:29:21.060 like men

00:29:21.600 have turned

00:29:23.160 out to be in charge.

00:29:25.100 That's it.

00:29:26.740 Women who are

00:29:27.580 not big fans

00:29:28.320 of men

00:29:28.760 have gotten

00:29:30.800 more power

00:29:31.440 and men

00:29:33.320 have sort of

00:29:33.720 let them.

00:29:34.700 But basically,

00:29:35.600 it's just that

00:29:36.180 women are more

00:29:36.980 powerful.

00:29:37.960 At the same time,

00:29:38.800 the LGBT community

00:29:40.460 is doing great

00:29:41.780 in terms of

00:29:42.740 their power

00:29:43.460 and influence

00:29:44.760 and visibility

00:29:45.400 and all that.

00:29:46.720 So those are

00:29:47.460 two forces

00:29:48.080 which are

00:29:48.760 different from

00:29:49.780 and in some

00:29:51.200 cases opposed

00:29:51.960 to masculinity.

00:29:53.780 but why do you

00:29:55.640 need anybody

00:29:56.200 in charge

00:29:56.920 to make

00:29:58.240 all that

00:29:58.640 happen?

00:30:00.660 You don't

00:30:01.000 so you would

00:30:02.080 our world

00:30:03.460 would look

00:30:03.860 exactly the same

00:30:04.960 if nobody

00:30:05.980 had planned it.

00:30:07.540 That's my point.

00:30:08.660 It looks like a plan,

00:30:09.960 doesn't it?

00:30:11.240 Because there's

00:30:11.760 so many ways

00:30:12.460 that masculinity

00:30:13.880 is under attack.

00:30:15.180 It's hard to imagine

00:30:16.480 that it could all

00:30:17.620 be accidental

00:30:18.340 or coincidental.

00:30:20.500 Right?

00:30:20.960 Doesn't it seem like

00:30:21.740 it's way too

00:30:22.360 coincidental?

00:30:23.660 It's like

00:30:24.020 everything,

00:30:25.300 really,

00:30:25.820 everything seems

00:30:26.680 anti-masculine.

00:30:27.900 Just everything.

00:30:29.840 But I'll say it again,

00:30:31.140 you would get to

00:30:31.760 exactly that place

00:30:33.020 simply by having

00:30:34.240 more women

00:30:34.860 in charge

00:30:35.500 who are not

00:30:36.540 crazy about men.

00:30:38.440 And that's

00:30:39.220 exactly what

00:30:39.860 we observe.

00:30:40.980 Would you say

00:30:41.620 it's true

00:30:42.140 that all

00:30:43.720 governments,

00:30:44.920 institutions,

00:30:45.700 etc.,

00:30:46.100 are being populated

00:30:47.720 with more and more

00:30:48.760 women

00:30:49.100 and all we're

00:30:50.600 seeing is

00:30:51.220 the female

00:30:52.120 perspective

00:30:52.860 being,

00:30:55.640 let's say,

00:30:56.040 manifest through

00:30:57.100 the government

00:30:57.600 and through

00:30:58.940 corporations

00:30:59.660 because there are

00:31:00.560 lots of women

00:31:01.020 now.

00:31:01.760 Lots of women

00:31:02.380 in those positions.

00:31:04.600 Remember I said

00:31:05.440 design is destiny?

00:31:08.620 So you've got

00:31:09.120 a world where,

00:31:10.380 let's say,

00:31:10.700 there's a lot

00:31:11.520 of masculinity

00:31:12.200 and maybe toxic,

00:31:13.940 maybe even too

00:31:14.640 much.

00:31:15.360 So that's your

00:31:16.160 world.

00:31:17.040 And then you

00:31:17.720 change the design

00:31:18.840 to really,

00:31:20.300 really promote

00:31:21.140 more women

00:31:22.440 and LGBTQ

00:31:23.520 participation.

00:31:26.940 And then it

00:31:27.720 works because

00:31:28.760 you've designed

00:31:29.360 it to do that.

00:31:30.640 So now you've

00:31:31.040 got lots and

00:31:31.760 lots of women

00:31:32.520 and LGBTQ

00:31:33.900 people.

00:31:35.540 What is the

00:31:36.480 most predictable

00:31:37.400 thing that would

00:31:38.120 happen with that

00:31:38.760 design?

00:31:39.860 You've designed

00:31:40.540 it to vastly

00:31:41.520 increase the

00:31:42.300 female and

00:31:43.520 LGBTQ voices

00:31:45.340 and influence.

00:31:47.640 How could it

00:31:48.300 go any other

00:31:48.780 way?

00:31:49.020 Why would you

00:31:50.920 need anybody

00:31:51.660 planning it?

00:31:53.960 The only thing

00:31:54.680 you need is

00:31:55.140 more women

00:31:55.600 and more

00:31:56.080 LGBTQ people

00:31:57.320 in power.

00:31:58.860 And as soon

00:31:59.720 as you get

00:32:00.160 it,

00:32:01.320 they should,

00:32:03.080 if everything

00:32:03.820 works the way

00:32:04.400 the world

00:32:04.820 always works,

00:32:06.360 they should be

00:32:07.080 expressing their

00:32:07.800 preferences as

00:32:09.660 they get power.

00:32:10.280 And do you

00:32:11.840 think that

00:32:12.520 women prefer

00:32:14.160 patriarchy all

00:32:16.100 the time?

00:32:17.460 Well,

00:32:17.780 sometimes they

00:32:18.320 do.

00:32:19.260 But lots of

00:32:19.780 times they

00:32:20.120 don't.

00:32:20.920 So the

00:32:21.340 don'ts get

00:32:22.200 introduced into

00:32:23.000 the mix.

00:32:23.900 What else are

00:32:24.520 you going to

00:32:24.800 get?

00:32:25.780 The only thing

00:32:26.560 that could happen

00:32:27.940 with a system

00:32:28.880 that's encouraging

00:32:29.700 more voices

00:32:31.480 is that the

00:32:32.980 mix of what

00:32:34.460 you believe

00:32:34.960 will change.

00:32:36.460 How could it

00:32:36.980 go any other

00:32:37.700 way?

00:32:37.940 So I

00:32:40.300 don't believe

00:32:40.880 that,

00:32:41.680 so to me

00:32:42.420 the change

00:32:43.620 and the,

00:32:44.580 let's say

00:32:45.260 the respect

00:32:48.260 for masculinity

00:32:49.640 was completely

00:32:52.200 predictable

00:32:52.780 from day one

00:32:54.120 of designing

00:32:55.560 a system

00:32:56.140 that would

00:32:56.560 promote voices

00:32:57.420 that were

00:32:57.880 not that.

00:33:00.860 How does

00:33:01.720 that not

00:33:02.000 make sense?

00:33:03.280 Why would

00:33:03.780 you need

00:33:04.180 a meeting?

00:33:06.420 All you'd

00:33:07.340 have to do

00:33:07.800 is want

00:33:08.400 equal rights

00:33:09.360 for everybody

00:33:09.920 and you

00:33:10.300 end up

00:33:10.600 here.

00:33:12.740 Equal rights

00:33:13.740 and the

00:33:14.660 desire to

00:33:15.480 give everybody

00:33:16.080 a good chance

00:33:17.080 in society

00:33:17.740 would be

00:33:18.780 guaranteed,

00:33:19.900 guaranteed.

00:33:20.740 There's no

00:33:21.060 other way

00:33:21.400 it can go.

00:33:22.660 You're

00:33:23.120 guaranteed

00:33:23.520 to end

00:33:23.900 up here.

00:33:24.960 I would

00:33:25.540 bet that

00:33:26.020 every country

00:33:27.100 that's had

00:33:27.660 a similar

00:33:28.080 trajectory

00:33:28.760 ended up

00:33:30.220 here.

00:33:31.380 No matter

00:33:32.100 where they

00:33:32.540 started from,

00:33:33.920 if they

00:33:34.260 designed a

00:33:34.880 system that

00:33:35.420 was, oh,

00:33:35.840 we have too

00:33:36.260 many men

00:33:36.680 running things,

00:33:37.880 let's fix

00:33:38.860 that, how

00:33:40.080 else could

00:33:40.780 it end up?

00:33:41.900 There isn't

00:33:42.660 any other

00:33:43.060 way it

00:33:43.680 could go.

00:33:44.480 So if you

00:33:44.900 imagine there

00:33:45.380 had to be

00:33:45.700 people planning

00:33:46.660 it to get

00:33:48.060 to here,

00:33:48.960 you're missing

00:33:49.760 the biggest

00:33:50.300 picture, which

00:33:51.360 is it couldn't

00:33:52.100 have gone

00:33:52.440 any other

00:33:52.880 way.

00:33:53.960 You don't

00:33:54.500 need to plan

00:33:55.100 something that's

00:33:55.660 just going to

00:33:56.100 happen.

00:33:58.660 Now, are

00:33:59.800 there individuals

00:34:00.860 who have ever

00:34:02.940 said, you

00:34:04.140 know, what

00:34:04.640 would be good

00:34:05.140 there's fewer

00:34:06.140 men in

00:34:06.640 charge and

00:34:07.280 blah, blah,

00:34:07.920 of course.

00:34:09.260 But I just

00:34:09.900 don't think it's

00:34:10.360 a meeting with

00:34:11.020 a plan.

00:34:13.540 That's my

00:34:14.140 take.

00:34:15.420 So I think

00:34:16.160 that Andrew

00:34:17.160 Tate needs

00:34:17.960 you to be

00:34:18.600 persuaded that

00:34:19.640 there are some

00:34:20.080 kind of evil

00:34:20.740 forces looking

00:34:21.640 to tamp

00:34:22.820 down his

00:34:23.320 masculinity.

00:34:25.520 In fact, I

00:34:26.420 think there are

00:34:26.760 just people who

00:34:27.280 didn't like his

00:34:27.820 message and it

00:34:29.100 wasn't compatible

00:34:29.760 with a world

00:34:30.540 where women

00:34:31.700 have as much

00:34:32.780 power as they

00:34:33.440 do now.

00:34:33.800 people like

00:34:37.300 Scott is why

00:34:37.980 we still have

00:34:38.560 ESG.

00:34:41.200 Somebody

00:34:41.680 actually wrote

00:34:42.300 that in the

00:34:42.660 comment, that

00:34:44.060 people like me

00:34:44.800 is why we

00:34:45.340 still have

00:34:45.760 ESG.

00:34:47.780 First day on

00:34:48.680 social media?

00:34:53.580 Were you

00:34:54.500 maybe an

00:34:56.040 alien who

00:34:56.680 just took

00:34:57.080 over a

00:34:57.440 human body

00:34:58.080 today?

00:35:00.740 Did you

00:35:01.400 learn your

00:35:01.800 language skills

00:35:02.520 from watching

00:35:03.160 television?

00:35:03.800 like E.T.?

00:35:06.600 How could

00:35:07.880 you come up

00:35:08.360 with the

00:35:08.880 dumbest

00:35:09.300 comment in

00:35:09.940 the history

00:35:10.300 of comments

00:35:10.980 without

00:35:13.500 putting some

00:35:14.780 work into

00:35:15.320 it?

00:35:15.920 Did you

00:35:16.260 have to

00:35:16.520 work all

00:35:17.120 morning and

00:35:17.580 say,

00:35:17.900 what is

00:35:18.580 the dumbest

00:35:20.320 thing I can

00:35:20.780 say in

00:35:21.120 public?

00:35:21.960 What would

00:35:22.400 it be?

00:35:24.100 But you

00:35:24.580 nailed it.

00:35:25.520 You nailed

00:35:26.060 it.

00:35:27.700 All right.

00:35:28.000 So I did

00:35:31.240 catch up on

00:35:32.060 what's the

00:35:32.880 beef between

00:35:33.640 Mike Cernovich

00:35:34.960 and Jordan

00:35:35.480 Peterson.

00:35:36.080 First of all,

00:35:36.620 I don't know

00:35:36.980 if Jordan

00:35:37.360 Peterson is

00:35:38.060 part of the

00:35:38.980 beef.

00:35:40.020 I don't know

00:35:40.600 that he's

00:35:40.880 responded in

00:35:41.600 any way.

00:35:42.620 But Cerno has

00:35:44.200 I guess one of

00:35:47.340 the topics,

00:35:47.820 there may be

00:35:48.180 other things I

00:35:48.700 disagree on,

00:35:49.720 but one of the

00:35:50.180 topics was Jordan

00:35:51.380 Peterson thought

00:35:52.140 that it's a bad

00:35:53.880 idea to have

00:35:54.560 anonymous accounts

00:35:55.520 on social media,

00:35:57.900 specifically Twitter,

00:35:59.200 because the

00:36:00.340 anonymous accounts

00:36:01.420 hide the

00:36:02.860 narcissists and

00:36:04.280 the dark

00:36:04.840 triad

00:36:05.660 personalities,

00:36:07.560 who are

00:36:08.120 basically the

00:36:08.840 sadists and

00:36:09.600 the bad

00:36:09.860 people.

00:36:10.140 And a lot

00:36:12.800 of people

00:36:13.060 say, no,

00:36:14.040 we need

00:36:14.340 free speech,

00:36:15.080 so anonymity

00:36:15.920 helps that.

00:36:17.460 So Cernovich

00:36:18.060 is accusing

00:36:21.540 Jordan

00:36:22.340 Peterson of

00:36:22.940 being a

00:36:23.320 narcissist,

00:36:24.320 while at

00:36:24.940 the same

00:36:25.320 time saying

00:36:27.340 that anonymity

00:36:28.820 attracts

00:36:29.300 narcissists.

00:36:31.080 What do you

00:36:31.600 think of that

00:36:32.140 critique?

00:36:35.860 Jordan

00:36:36.260 Peterson says,

00:36:37.120 no, you've

00:36:37.460 got to keep

00:36:37.720 those narcissists

00:36:38.720 off of

00:36:39.640 Twitter,

00:36:41.140 but Cernovich

00:36:41.820 says, but

00:36:43.160 you're obviously

00:36:43.860 one.

00:36:44.880 You've got

00:36:45.320 your, he

00:36:46.840 called down

00:36:47.320 his custom

00:36:48.340 suits, you

00:36:49.880 know, Jordan

00:36:50.700 Peterson wears

00:36:51.500 suits that

00:36:52.040 look like no

00:36:53.260 suit you could

00:36:53.820 buy.

00:36:54.680 You know, his

00:36:54.960 jackets look like

00:36:55.700 they're made

00:36:56.060 just for him,

00:36:56.540 I guess they

00:36:56.880 are.

00:36:58.940 And that he

00:37:00.040 never saw a

00:37:00.600 microphone he

00:37:01.200 didn't like or

00:37:01.800 something, I

00:37:02.360 guess that's

00:37:02.700 what Mike is

00:37:03.460 saying.

00:37:04.400 So what do

00:37:04.980 you think of

00:37:05.240 that?

00:37:06.620 Is that a

00:37:07.540 good point?

00:37:08.140 Jordan

00:37:10.560 Peterson is

00:37:11.280 saying, hey,

00:37:11.820 keep these

00:37:12.280 narcissists off

00:37:13.140 there, but

00:37:14.280 yet at the

00:37:14.820 same time he

00:37:15.620 would be the

00:37:16.040 most obvious

00:37:17.100 narcissist on

00:37:17.960 social media.

00:37:18.560 I think they're

00:37:22.160 both right, but

00:37:23.440 here's the

00:37:26.100 caveat.

00:37:27.200 There are two

00:37:27.620 kinds of

00:37:28.000 narcissism.

00:37:29.980 Jordan

00:37:30.240 Peterson is my

00:37:31.240 kind.

00:37:32.840 He's also Mike

00:37:33.520 Cernovich's kind.

00:37:35.700 Do you know

00:37:36.260 what Jordan

00:37:37.100 Peterson, Mike

00:37:37.860 Cernovich, and I

00:37:39.140 all have in

00:37:40.340 common?

00:37:40.580 we all like

00:37:44.020 the microphone.

00:37:46.180 Hello.

00:37:47.100 Yeah, we're all

00:37:47.720 narcissists,

00:37:49.020 obviously.

00:37:50.680 I don't think

00:37:51.340 you need to be a

00:37:52.180 therapist to

00:37:55.120 know that the

00:37:55.680 three of us are

00:37:56.340 in the same

00:37:56.740 category.

00:37:59.060 Really?

00:38:01.180 Aren't we

00:38:01.800 like super

00:38:02.820 obviously the

00:38:03.900 same person?

00:38:05.860 In a way,

00:38:06.740 right?

00:38:07.120 In terms of

00:38:07.900 the way we

00:38:08.920 deal with the

00:38:09.480 public, we're

00:38:10.820 really all the

00:38:11.480 same person, in

00:38:13.020 my view, and

00:38:13.860 we're all major

00:38:14.740 narcissists.

00:38:16.500 That's my

00:38:17.220 self-identification.

00:38:18.860 But people

00:38:19.800 don't realize

00:38:20.440 that there are

00:38:20.940 different kinds.

00:38:22.240 The grandiose

00:38:23.140 narcissist loves

00:38:24.780 the limelight,

00:38:26.180 loves the

00:38:26.620 attention, but

00:38:28.180 only likes it if

00:38:29.280 you're doing

00:38:29.660 something good

00:38:30.340 for the country.

00:38:31.700 In other words,

00:38:32.220 if you're making

00:38:33.040 something better

00:38:33.840 and you're getting

00:38:35.420 a lot of

00:38:35.780 attention, perfect.

00:38:37.880 That's my

00:38:38.540 perfect situation.

00:38:39.480 I would only

00:38:40.520 like to make

00:38:41.080 things better,

00:38:41.820 and I would

00:38:42.700 love it if

00:38:43.260 you would give

00:38:43.660 me some credit

00:38:44.740 for it.

00:38:46.080 Is that wrong?

00:38:48.060 Am I an

00:38:48.760 asshole because

00:38:49.420 I want to help

00:38:50.040 you and then

00:38:50.520 I think the

00:38:52.020 natural outcome

00:38:53.680 of that should

00:38:54.160 be you should

00:38:54.880 give me credit

00:38:55.420 if I succeed?

00:38:58.700 Am I the

00:38:59.440 asshole?

00:39:02.020 Don't you

00:39:02.620 want more of

00:39:03.300 me?

00:39:05.120 Don't you need

00:39:05.840 more Jordan

00:39:06.480 Peterson, more

00:39:07.400 Mike Cernovich?

00:39:09.480 I would

00:39:10.340 clone both

00:39:11.060 of those

00:39:11.420 guys.

00:39:12.180 Give me a

00:39:12.840 million of

00:39:13.300 both of

00:39:13.680 them.

00:39:14.660 Because that's

00:39:15.680 the kind of

00:39:16.180 people I want

00:39:16.740 to see.

00:39:17.040 I want to see

00:39:17.380 people saying

00:39:18.020 that doing

00:39:19.180 something good

00:39:19.880 for the public

00:39:20.640 is so worthy

00:39:23.020 that I'll put

00:39:23.680 myself out there

00:39:24.480 and I don't

00:39:25.440 mind getting

00:39:25.800 some credit.

00:39:27.060 Not so crazy.

00:39:29.060 But the other

00:39:29.540 kind, it needs

00:39:30.820 to be said,

00:39:31.280 that the dark

00:39:31.800 triad, the

00:39:32.620 other kind of

00:39:33.120 narcissists,

00:39:34.000 they're more

00:39:34.640 like sadists.

00:39:36.900 I don't

00:39:37.500 really have,

00:39:38.320 I don't have

00:39:38.920 like a single

00:39:40.560 whiff of

00:39:41.440 sadism in me.

00:39:42.920 Like nothing

00:39:43.500 about that

00:39:44.160 sounds fun to

00:39:45.260 me.

00:39:46.080 So that's a

00:39:46.980 completely different

00:39:47.580 animal.

00:39:48.280 So you really

00:39:49.060 have a problem

00:39:49.480 with just the

00:39:49.960 definitions of

00:39:52.160 what a

00:39:52.400 narcissist is.

00:39:55.580 All right,

00:39:56.460 I saw

00:39:58.340 somebody on

00:39:59.400 social media

00:40:00.460 say that I

00:40:01.880 said that

00:40:02.560 Trump would

00:40:04.060 win or

00:40:04.700 yeah, Trump

00:40:06.480 would win.

00:40:08.920 I would like

00:40:09.740 to clarify.

00:40:11.400 What I said

00:40:12.280 was, I think,

00:40:13.840 maybe I said

00:40:14.860 it wrong, so

00:40:16.120 most of you

00:40:16.700 saw it, so

00:40:17.220 tell me if I

00:40:17.740 said it wrong.

00:40:18.880 What I say

00:40:19.720 is that Trump

00:40:21.080 has a very

00:40:21.860 clear path all

00:40:23.160 the way to

00:40:23.460 the presidency.

00:40:25.360 The only thing

00:40:26.320 that could stop

00:40:26.940 him from just

00:40:27.560 walking down

00:40:28.240 that sidewalk

00:40:28.980 that has no

00:40:29.560 obstructions all

00:40:30.360 the way to

00:40:30.620 the presidency

00:40:31.100 is stuff

00:40:33.140 you don't

00:40:33.480 see coming,

00:40:34.720 of which

00:40:35.140 there will

00:40:35.380 be plenty.

00:40:36.580 There will

00:40:36.940 be a lot

00:40:37.760 of stuff

00:40:38.080 coming between

00:40:39.140 now and the

00:40:39.600 election.

00:40:40.300 I mean,

00:40:40.540 there will

00:40:40.680 be so many

00:40:41.340 surprises,

00:40:42.640 right?

00:40:43.300 So that

00:40:43.880 clear sidewalk

00:40:45.060 is not going

00:40:45.540 to be clear

00:40:46.080 the whole time.

00:40:47.400 There's going

00:40:47.700 to be all

00:40:47.960 kinds of

00:40:48.400 new obstructions.

00:40:49.340 So you

00:40:49.600 can't really

00:40:49.980 predict there

00:40:50.520 will be no

00:40:50.920 obstructions,

00:40:52.300 right?

00:40:53.500 The only thing

00:40:54.320 I predict

00:40:54.900 is if Trump

00:40:56.660 took a certain

00:40:57.900 approach to the

00:40:59.140 rest of the

00:40:59.600 campaign,

00:41:00.840 he would

00:41:01.200 have no

00:41:01.620 friction

00:41:01.960 whatsoever.

00:41:02.640 He would

00:41:02.820 just walk

00:41:03.260 right into

00:41:03.660 it.

00:41:04.760 For example,

00:41:06.580 if he could

00:41:07.160 soften his

00:41:07.860 stand on

00:41:08.680 the election

00:41:10.000 irregularity,

00:41:11.440 but that's

00:41:12.620 probably

00:41:13.100 impossible.

00:41:14.560 I just

00:41:15.300 don't think

00:41:15.780 it'll happen.

00:41:16.860 But imagine

00:41:17.540 if he said,

00:41:18.460 you know,

00:41:18.660 I've used

00:41:18.940 this example

00:41:19.520 before,

00:41:20.080 but I need

00:41:20.620 to round

00:41:20.980 out my

00:41:21.320 point.

00:41:22.280 Suppose he

00:41:22.960 said,

00:41:23.460 and I'm

00:41:23.780 not saying

00:41:24.220 he will,

00:41:25.520 I'm just

00:41:25.980 saying he

00:41:26.360 could.

00:41:27.480 He could

00:41:27.840 just say,

00:41:28.240 you know

00:41:28.400 what?

00:41:28.580 We will

00:41:29.060 never agree

00:41:29.760 about what

00:41:30.300 happened in

00:41:30.780 2020.

00:41:31.800 We could

00:41:32.380 all agree

00:41:32.840 it was a

00:41:33.220 terrible time

00:41:33.820 in our

00:41:34.080 history.

00:41:35.080 But can

00:41:35.700 we all

00:41:36.080 agree that

00:41:36.540 we need

00:41:36.800 to fix

00:41:37.240 the system

00:41:37.800 so it

00:41:38.140 doesn't

00:41:38.380 happen again?

00:41:40.640 And he

00:41:41.180 could also

00:41:41.540 say what

00:41:41.940 I said,

00:41:42.380 which is,

00:41:42.740 we don't

00:41:43.040 know if

00:41:43.640 it was

00:41:43.900 rigged.

00:41:44.360 Honestly,

00:41:44.900 we did

00:41:45.340 not prove

00:41:45.780 it.

00:41:46.480 I've got

00:41:46.720 to admit,

00:41:47.060 we didn't

00:41:47.380 prove it.

00:41:48.420 However,

00:41:49.020 the system

00:41:49.600 is not

00:41:50.000 fully

00:41:50.340 auditable,

00:41:51.460 and if

00:41:51.840 you elect

00:41:52.200 me,

00:41:52.500 I'll work

00:41:52.900 hard to

00:41:53.260 make sure

00:41:53.600 it is.

00:41:55.140 You'd

00:41:55.540 walk right

00:41:55.960 into the

00:41:56.300 presidency.

00:41:58.560 He would

00:41:58.920 just say,

00:41:59.320 you know,

00:41:59.700 I don't

00:42:00.040 think we'll

00:42:00.400 ever decide

00:42:01.280 what happened.

00:42:01.740 We'll never

00:42:02.340 know what

00:42:02.640 happened in

00:42:02.960 2020,

00:42:04.060 because the

00:42:04.560 problem is

00:42:05.440 our system

00:42:07.060 is designed,

00:42:08.560 oh,

00:42:08.920 here it

00:42:09.160 is again.

00:42:10.740 Design is

00:42:11.560 destiny.

00:42:14.000 Does the

00:42:14.560 current design

00:42:15.280 of our

00:42:15.600 election systems

00:42:16.480 with electronic

00:42:17.820 elements that

00:42:18.760 other countries

00:42:19.360 don't use

00:42:20.100 and are

00:42:20.520 hard to

00:42:20.860 completely

00:42:21.360 audit,

00:42:22.300 does that

00:42:22.700 design

00:42:23.320 guarantee

00:42:24.580 that you'll

00:42:26.280 have fair

00:42:26.680 elections,

00:42:27.440 or does

00:42:28.340 it guarantee

00:42:29.280 in the

00:42:30.160 long run

00:42:30.580 they'll be

00:42:30.960 rigged?

00:42:33.120 All right,

00:42:34.120 you know

00:42:34.520 the answer

00:42:34.880 to that.

00:42:35.920 That

00:42:36.440 situation,

00:42:37.360 the current

00:42:37.860 design of

00:42:38.460 our system

00:42:38.980 guarantees

00:42:40.100 rigging.

00:42:41.300 You just

00:42:41.760 don't know

00:42:42.260 when.

00:42:43.900 If Trump

00:42:44.660 ever said

00:42:45.160 that,

00:42:45.960 it would

00:42:46.200 just break

00:42:46.780 the whole

00:42:47.300 fucking

00:42:47.820 internet.

00:42:50.140 If he

00:42:50.500 just said

00:42:51.060 the design

00:42:52.240 of the

00:42:52.600 system

00:42:53.000 which

00:42:54.980 can't

00:42:55.300 be

00:42:55.460 fully

00:42:55.860 and

00:42:56.160 quickly

00:42:56.560 audited,

00:42:57.820 especially

00:42:58.240 after the

00:42:58.800 vote,

00:42:59.800 because once

00:43:00.240 the vote

00:43:00.600 happens,

00:43:01.720 the court's

00:43:02.620 standards of

00:43:03.460 what they're

00:43:03.740 willing to

00:43:04.240 look at

00:43:04.720 can get

00:43:05.480 modified

00:43:05.880 because they

00:43:06.400 don't want

00:43:06.660 to rock

00:43:06.920 the vote

00:43:07.220 too much.

00:43:08.500 So he

00:43:09.500 could just

00:43:09.820 say the

00:43:10.200 current

00:43:10.700 design of

00:43:11.280 the system

00:43:11.760 guarantees

00:43:12.400 rigging,

00:43:13.220 but we

00:43:14.060 don't even

00:43:14.480 need to

00:43:14.840 talk about

00:43:15.300 whether it

00:43:15.680 happened in

00:43:16.120 the past.

00:43:17.540 The only

00:43:17.900 case I'm

00:43:18.440 going to

00:43:18.560 make to

00:43:19.160 you today

00:43:19.560 is that

00:43:19.980 it's

00:43:20.260 designed

00:43:20.880 in a way

00:43:21.780 that guarantees

00:43:22.600 it's going

00:43:23.080 to happen

00:43:23.380 sometime.

00:43:24.860 So why

00:43:25.200 don't we

00:43:25.440 agree and

00:43:25.880 fix that?

00:43:28.380 Could you

00:43:28.960 imagine him

00:43:29.720 saying that?

00:43:31.500 Imagine him

00:43:32.120 saying,

00:43:32.400 you know

00:43:32.540 what,

00:43:33.140 I have to

00:43:33.640 admit,

00:43:34.120 January 6th

00:43:34.940 got out of

00:43:35.420 control.

00:43:36.500 In retrospect,

00:43:37.740 I wonder if,

00:43:38.500 you know,

00:43:38.760 I wish I'd

00:43:39.340 been more

00:43:39.860 aggressive in

00:43:40.700 tamping down

00:43:41.680 the violence.

00:43:45.940 How hard

00:43:46.620 would that

00:43:46.920 be?

00:43:47.740 How hard

00:43:48.440 would it be

00:43:48.800 to say,

00:43:49.280 you know,

00:43:49.520 it was way

00:43:50.340 worse than it

00:43:50.940 should have

00:43:51.200 been.

00:43:51.400 I do

00:43:52.680 have some

00:43:53.480 second

00:43:54.220 thoughts

00:43:54.600 about whether

00:43:55.060 I could

00:43:55.380 have done

00:43:55.640 more.

00:43:57.520 Done.

00:43:59.060 Right?

00:43:59.460 Done.

00:44:00.300 Because people

00:44:00.820 just want to

00:44:01.380 hear what

00:44:03.200 he was

00:44:03.480 thinking and

00:44:04.040 that it

00:44:04.260 wasn't some

00:44:04.740 evil thing.

00:44:05.680 Just,

00:44:05.980 you know,

00:44:06.360 you got a

00:44:07.000 point.

00:44:07.680 Could have

00:44:07.980 been better.

00:44:09.300 Could have

00:44:09.620 been better.

00:44:12.940 So,

00:44:14.500 all right,

00:44:15.240 that's enough

00:44:15.540 on him.

00:44:16.420 I would

00:44:16.920 also like to

00:44:17.440 say again

00:44:17.860 that Ramaswamy

00:44:18.780 solves for

00:44:19.720 Trump.

00:44:21.400 too early

00:44:23.900 to know

00:44:24.320 who would

00:44:24.680 be a

00:44:25.100 vice

00:44:25.340 president

00:44:25.700 pick.

00:44:26.400 And I'm

00:44:26.880 endorsing

00:44:27.400 Ramaswamy,

00:44:28.260 so I'd

00:44:29.200 like him to

00:44:30.000 win it

00:44:30.280 outright.

00:44:30.900 And by

00:44:31.160 the way,

00:44:31.420 he's doing

00:44:31.780 great.

00:44:33.020 If you're

00:44:33.680 watching the

00:44:34.200 press that

00:44:35.880 Vivek is

00:44:36.800 getting,

00:44:37.260 his press

00:44:39.260 is great.

00:44:41.300 I mean,

00:44:41.540 he's starting

00:44:42.320 to be included

00:44:43.140 in the

00:44:43.580 conversation

00:44:44.180 whenever you're

00:44:44.880 talking about

00:44:45.420 the candidates,

00:44:47.320 which is a

00:44:47.880 big deal.

00:44:48.300 because I

00:44:49.340 don't see

00:44:49.800 Nikki Haley

00:44:50.640 just

00:44:51.560 automatically

00:44:52.400 being part

00:44:53.000 of the

00:44:53.180 conversation,

00:44:54.220 right?

00:44:54.680 So the

00:44:55.220 conversation

00:44:55.700 recently was

00:44:56.400 about right

00:44:57.920 wing people

00:44:58.560 exercising.

00:45:01.020 Like it's a

00:45:01.960 right wing

00:45:02.340 thing.

00:45:03.240 But I think

00:45:03.680 RFK Jr.

00:45:05.060 was one of

00:45:05.600 the people

00:45:05.900 that they

00:45:06.420 mentioned,

00:45:07.500 which is

00:45:07.980 weird.

00:45:08.300 He's a

00:45:08.540 Democrat.

00:45:09.340 But Vivek

00:45:09.960 has also

00:45:10.680 highlighted his

00:45:12.020 fitness because

00:45:13.000 he's a good

00:45:13.380 tennis player,

00:45:14.020 for example.

00:45:14.500 And so

00:45:16.660 he's found

00:45:17.220 ways to

00:45:18.700 be part of

00:45:19.280 the top

00:45:19.720 conversation.

00:45:21.100 That's a

00:45:21.520 big deal.

00:45:22.720 I don't think

00:45:23.220 Nikki Haley

00:45:23.740 did that.

00:45:24.960 I don't think

00:45:25.420 Mike Pence

00:45:25.900 did that.

00:45:26.960 Nobody was

00:45:27.420 talking about

00:45:27.920 Mike Pence

00:45:28.560 this week.

00:45:30.500 Mike Pence

00:45:31.080 gets used

00:45:31.760 as examples.

00:45:33.120 Have you

00:45:33.360 noticed that?

00:45:34.360 The only

00:45:35.040 thing Mike

00:45:35.600 Pence is

00:45:36.060 for is for

00:45:36.700 an example

00:45:37.220 of something

00:45:37.740 else.

00:45:39.080 Well,

00:45:39.420 Mike Pence,

00:45:40.000 for example.

00:45:41.720 That's it.

00:45:43.120 He's just

00:45:43.620 the example

00:45:44.240 guy.

00:45:46.880 All right.

00:45:48.220 And would

00:45:49.860 you say at

00:45:50.500 this point,

00:45:51.260 yes or no,

00:45:53.340 that the

00:45:54.020 entire press

00:45:55.140 coverage of

00:45:55.900 DeSantis has

00:45:57.540 caught up with

00:45:58.400 my first

00:45:59.300 take?

00:46:00.760 Is that

00:46:01.180 true or

00:46:01.480 not?

00:46:02.180 My first

00:46:02.740 take was,

00:46:03.720 he was,

00:46:04.520 well,

00:46:04.860 I borrowed

00:46:05.820 my first

00:46:06.360 take,

00:46:06.660 really,

00:46:07.320 from Bill

00:46:09.320 Maher.

00:46:11.080 That as

00:46:11.900 soon as you

00:46:12.360 start seeing

00:46:12.900 DeSantis

00:46:13.420 as the

00:46:14.100 tribute band,

00:46:15.900 you just

00:46:16.660 can't see it

00:46:17.180 any other

00:46:17.540 way.

00:46:18.580 You just

00:46:18.880 can't see it

00:46:19.380 any other

00:46:19.700 way.

00:46:21.760 And I

00:46:22.300 think the

00:46:22.620 press has

00:46:23.000 caught up

00:46:23.380 to that.

00:46:24.180 That just

00:46:24.500 being the

00:46:24.960 capable

00:46:25.360 governor,

00:46:26.880 the capable

00:46:27.480 governor guy

00:46:28.960 is not

00:46:29.880 going to,

00:46:31.300 you know,

00:46:31.620 it's not

00:46:31.920 going to be

00:46:32.200 enough.

00:46:33.440 We don't

00:46:34.040 need a

00:46:34.420 capable

00:46:34.960 governor to

00:46:36.600 be our

00:46:36.900 leader of

00:46:37.320 the country.

00:46:38.480 You know

00:46:38.760 what a

00:46:39.040 capable

00:46:39.380 governor would

00:46:40.080 be good

00:46:40.400 for?

00:46:41.400 Governor.

00:46:41.880 Perfect

00:46:43.440 job for

00:46:43.900 a capable

00:46:44.440 guy who

00:46:45.420 doesn't

00:46:45.660 make anything

00:46:46.180 exciting.

00:46:47.840 All right,

00:46:48.060 well,

00:46:48.220 the FDA

00:46:48.660 is continuing

00:46:49.440 loosening up

00:46:50.600 on psychedelics,

00:46:52.340 so there's

00:46:53.100 some more

00:46:53.440 guidance on

00:46:54.080 research,

00:46:54.980 which apparently

00:46:55.760 gives people

00:46:56.480 more abilities.

00:46:58.360 So the

00:46:58.640 guidelines

00:46:59.880 cover LSD,

00:47:00.920 psilocybin,

00:47:01.720 you know,

00:47:01.920 that's mushrooms,

00:47:03.000 and includes

00:47:04.340 ketamine and

00:47:05.380 MDMA.

00:47:06.460 and there's

00:47:08.480 just so much

00:47:09.680 evidence at

00:47:10.380 this point,

00:47:11.340 just so much

00:47:12.120 evidence that

00:47:13.540 these things

00:47:15.520 are good for

00:47:16.480 stress and

00:47:17.780 PTSD and

00:47:18.880 depression and

00:47:19.840 anxiety and

00:47:20.940 just all kinds

00:47:22.520 of stuff.

00:47:24.060 So do you

00:47:25.660 know why the

00:47:26.540 Food and Drug

00:47:27.240 Administration is

00:47:28.380 managing this

00:47:30.120 process instead

00:47:32.020 of, let's say,

00:47:32.840 just making it

00:47:33.440 illegal?

00:47:34.600 Do you know

00:47:34.960 why the FDA is

00:47:35.780 so active in

00:47:36.940 this?

00:47:37.640 Take a guess.

00:47:38.940 What's your

00:47:39.320 guess?

00:47:40.360 Why would the

00:47:40.840 FDA be

00:47:41.400 accurate?

00:47:42.340 Because without

00:47:43.180 the FDA,

00:47:44.540 there's no way

00:47:45.880 to make it

00:47:46.600 illegal for

00:47:48.460 ordinary people

00:47:49.320 to treat

00:47:49.900 themselves with

00:47:51.000 the same

00:47:51.340 chemicals.

00:47:52.720 What they're

00:47:53.300 doing is

00:47:53.720 creating an

00:47:54.440 industry for

00:47:55.120 big pharma,

00:47:56.460 which will

00:47:57.160 exclude you

00:47:58.280 from growing

00:47:58.940 your own

00:47:59.280 mushrooms in

00:47:59.940 the backyard.

00:48:01.580 That's what's

00:48:02.400 happening.

00:48:03.200 Right in front

00:48:03.920 of your eyes,

00:48:05.140 you're watching

00:48:05.720 the theft

00:48:06.800 of the

00:48:07.700 American

00:48:08.060 public,

00:48:08.940 the whole

00:48:09.460 world,

00:48:10.260 really.

00:48:11.060 Because these

00:48:11.840 chemicals that

00:48:12.640 they're looking

00:48:13.940 at, from

00:48:14.660 LSD to

00:48:15.460 mushrooms,

00:48:16.720 ketamine,

00:48:17.480 these are so

00:48:18.280 cheap that

00:48:19.760 they're basically

00:48:20.740 universally available

00:48:21.920 if you look for

00:48:22.740 them.

00:48:23.500 Pretty much

00:48:24.360 everybody could

00:48:24.960 buy these

00:48:25.360 things.

00:48:26.160 And current

00:48:27.980 indications are

00:48:28.920 that these

00:48:30.420 things would

00:48:30.880 solve your

00:48:31.380 biggest medical

00:48:32.200 and mental

00:48:32.840 problems.

00:48:34.720 Pretty handily.

00:48:36.500 And lots of

00:48:36.980 evidence that

00:48:37.540 they do.

00:48:38.740 What is your

00:48:39.200 worst case

00:48:39.940 scenario by

00:48:41.000 design?

00:48:43.000 Design is

00:48:44.580 destiny, right?

00:48:45.700 Let's look at

00:48:46.320 the design of

00:48:47.040 the FDA.

00:48:48.320 The FDA is

00:48:49.280 captured.

00:48:50.540 Do you agree?

00:48:51.940 The FDA is

00:48:52.680 designed with

00:48:53.500 this, you

00:48:54.780 know, the

00:48:55.020 individuals going

00:48:55.820 back and forth

00:48:56.500 from pharma

00:48:57.180 jobs.

00:48:58.120 It means the

00:48:58.860 pharma has

00:48:59.400 captured the

00:48:59.980 FDA.

00:49:00.300 So that's

00:49:01.420 your design.

00:49:03.540 What does

00:49:04.240 that design

00:49:05.060 predict about

00:49:06.880 the legality

00:49:07.900 and availability

00:49:09.040 of these

00:49:10.260 miracle drugs

00:49:11.640 from mushrooms

00:49:12.700 to ketamine?

00:49:14.680 What is

00:49:15.360 guaranteed by

00:49:16.340 the design of

00:49:17.240 our current

00:49:17.640 system?

00:49:18.620 What's

00:49:19.060 guaranteed is

00:49:20.760 that to

00:49:21.180 protect the

00:49:21.900 pharma industry,

00:49:23.520 the FDA,

00:49:24.320 which is

00:49:24.540 basically, you

00:49:25.680 know, an

00:49:25.980 agency of

00:49:26.560 big pharma,

00:49:27.540 will work

00:49:28.100 with them to

00:49:29.300 make sure that

00:49:29.860 the only

00:49:30.440 mushroom

00:49:31.020 entity you

00:49:31.900 can take

00:49:32.420 comes in

00:49:32.940 a pill

00:49:33.300 form from

00:49:34.540 one of the

00:49:35.040 big pharma

00:49:35.540 companies.

00:49:36.940 And if you

00:49:37.560 try to get

00:49:38.060 it on the

00:49:38.460 street, you

00:49:38.940 go to

00:49:39.260 fucking jail.

00:49:40.760 You're

00:49:41.200 going to

00:49:41.640 jail if

00:49:42.940 you don't

00:49:43.280 buy into

00:49:43.700 the business

00:49:44.220 model they're

00:49:44.780 creating right

00:49:45.400 in front of

00:49:45.840 you, not

00:49:47.020 for your

00:49:47.360 benefit.

00:49:48.420 This is

00:49:48.800 not for

00:49:49.140 your benefit.

00:49:50.100 They can

00:49:50.460 sell it as

00:49:50.980 for your

00:49:51.240 benefit because

00:49:51.740 that's what

00:49:52.060 the FDA does.

00:49:52.880 They make

00:49:53.140 sure it's

00:49:53.440 safe.

00:49:54.220 But for

00:49:55.180 these specific

00:49:55.940 drugs,

00:49:56.460 they're

00:49:59.880 just going

00:50:00.220 to try to

00:50:00.600 turn it

00:50:00.920 into some

00:50:01.460 pharma-approved

00:50:02.580 version of

00:50:04.540 these.

00:50:05.800 So this

00:50:06.940 is perhaps

00:50:07.600 one of the

00:50:08.380 greatest

00:50:08.760 thefts from

00:50:10.080 the American

00:50:10.600 public of

00:50:12.120 all time.

00:50:13.760 Imagine the

00:50:14.540 size of the

00:50:15.320 market for

00:50:16.520 the drugs

00:50:17.040 that eliminate

00:50:18.480 your PTSD,

00:50:19.820 your depression,

00:50:21.680 your anxiety,

00:50:22.500 and just

00:50:23.960 about every

00:50:24.440 other fucking

00:50:24.920 problem you

00:50:25.480 have.

00:50:26.500 Imagine the

00:50:27.540 cost of

00:50:28.000 that.

00:50:28.780 And do you

00:50:29.060 know what's

00:50:29.280 the biggest

00:50:29.680 problem with

00:50:30.320 these drugs?

00:50:31.620 From an

00:50:32.740 economic model,

00:50:34.120 what's the

00:50:34.600 biggest problem

00:50:35.220 with mushrooms?

00:50:36.920 Do you

00:50:37.160 know?

00:50:38.780 They cure

00:50:39.760 you.

00:50:41.320 That's right.

00:50:42.520 You don't

00:50:43.060 need to do

00:50:43.600 the mushroom

00:50:44.100 every day.

00:50:45.380 It fucking

00:50:46.340 cures you.

00:50:48.340 Forever.

00:50:50.440 Do you

00:50:50.700 think the

00:50:50.980 big pharma

00:50:51.500 people want

00:50:52.240 something that

00:50:52.780 cures you of

00:50:53.640 their most

00:50:54.060 money-making

00:50:54.740 diseases?

00:50:56.560 I don't know

00:50:57.140 if it's the

00:50:57.500 most money-making,

00:50:58.360 but I've got to

00:50:59.100 think depression

00:50:59.640 is way up

00:51:00.200 there in the

00:51:00.800 money-making

00:51:01.340 pharma business.

00:51:03.640 No.

00:51:04.720 Big pharma has

00:51:05.760 to find a way

00:51:06.540 that only they

00:51:07.380 can make the

00:51:07.920 pill, and

00:51:08.920 everybody else

00:51:09.560 is illegal,

00:51:10.740 but also it

00:51:12.460 has to be a

00:51:13.140 shitty pill,

00:51:14.180 because it

00:51:15.100 can't work,

00:51:15.980 as well as

00:51:16.640 the actual

00:51:17.100 stuff.

00:51:17.960 If they make

00:51:18.680 it work in

00:51:19.920 a pill form,

00:51:21.060 you're going

00:51:21.400 to take two

00:51:21.880 fucking pills

00:51:22.620 and never

00:51:23.040 need them

00:51:23.440 again.

00:51:24.760 If they

00:51:25.400 make sure

00:51:25.840 that you

00:51:26.160 need one

00:51:26.620 every week,

00:51:27.980 well,

00:51:28.380 you're in

00:51:28.620 business.

00:51:29.660 So now

00:51:30.240 given the

00:51:30.740 design of

00:51:31.320 the FDA

00:51:31.820 and the

00:51:33.480 design of

00:51:34.000 the pharma,

00:51:34.920 give me

00:51:35.320 your prediction.

00:51:36.480 Will big

00:51:36.980 pharma create

00:51:37.660 a pill that

00:51:38.620 you just need

00:51:39.340 one, and you

00:51:40.680 get all the

00:51:41.420 benefits of

00:51:42.060 psychedelics?

00:51:42.880 Just one

00:51:43.540 pill.

00:51:44.380 Wow.

00:51:45.260 Lucky.

00:51:46.280 And it was

00:51:46.740 only $10.

00:51:48.480 And it

00:51:48.900 only costs

00:51:49.340 $10.

00:51:50.800 Because it's

00:51:51.340 naturally found.

00:51:52.900 How expensive

00:51:53.840 is LSD if

00:51:54.880 you made it

00:51:55.360 in bulk?

00:51:56.920 Probably not

00:51:57.680 too expensive.

00:51:58.520 It would be

00:51:58.700 like 10 cents

00:51:59.520 a year,

00:51:59.840 right, if you

00:52:00.360 made it in

00:52:00.740 bulk.

00:52:01.700 So yeah,

00:52:02.700 give me a

00:52:03.180 $10 pill,

00:52:04.420 just one of

00:52:05.140 them, and I

00:52:06.160 will cure most

00:52:07.160 of my mental

00:52:07.820 problems forever.

00:52:09.400 No, there

00:52:09.860 isn't a single

00:52:10.600 chance, there's

00:52:11.880 not any chance

00:52:12.860 that that

00:52:13.320 could ever

00:52:13.680 come to

00:52:14.060 pass.

00:52:15.500 Because the

00:52:16.960 system is

00:52:17.500 designed to

00:52:18.520 guarantee it

00:52:19.260 doesn't.

00:52:20.360 The system

00:52:20.860 designed.

00:52:22.140 The system

00:52:22.700 is designed to

00:52:23.480 guarantee that

00:52:24.900 big pharma does

00:52:25.900 make pills and

00:52:26.800 maybe injections,

00:52:27.760 because they'd be

00:52:28.160 more expensive,

00:52:29.540 and that they

00:52:30.860 will never be

00:52:31.700 done taking

00:52:32.420 them.

00:52:33.000 You'll need

00:52:33.700 them, you're

00:52:34.220 going to need

00:52:34.500 a, better need

00:52:35.640 an update every

00:52:36.340 week, or

00:52:36.920 anybody want to

00:52:39.520 take the other

00:52:40.040 bet?

00:52:40.920 Do you want to

00:52:41.520 make a bet that

00:52:42.220 you're,

00:52:42.860 let's say,

00:52:43.560 five years from

00:52:44.180 now, or

00:52:44.520 whenever it

00:52:44.940 happens, do

00:52:46.080 you want to

00:52:46.280 make a bet that

00:52:46.900 the news reports

00:52:47.860 exactly what I

00:52:48.760 just told you

00:52:49.400 in a few years?

00:52:51.180 Exactly what I

00:52:51.960 just told you.

00:52:53.180 That big pharma

00:52:53.880 has a pill, it's

00:52:55.120 the only one

00:52:55.600 that's legal, but

00:52:56.740 you've got to

00:52:57.100 take it a lot.

00:52:58.720 You know, you'll

00:52:59.120 never be done.

00:53:00.200 Your PTSD will

00:53:01.100 never be completely

00:53:02.340 gone with these

00:53:03.460 pills.

00:53:05.440 Yeah, you don't

00:53:06.120 want to take the

00:53:06.600 other side of that

00:53:07.140 bet.

00:53:08.400 All right, there's

00:53:09.260 a funny story about

00:53:10.160 a DEI activist.

00:53:11.860 I saw this also

00:53:12.540 in a tweet by

00:53:13.680 the Amuse

00:53:14.560 account.

00:53:16.260 And so there's

00:53:17.540 a DEI activist

00:53:18.900 who got recruited

00:53:20.800 by Texas A&M

00:53:22.200 to run its

00:53:23.600 journalism

00:53:24.100 department.

00:53:26.640 But she's now

00:53:28.040 refusing that job

00:53:29.240 because she

00:53:30.660 learned she can

00:53:31.240 be fired if

00:53:32.060 she implements

00:53:32.640 racist policies

00:53:33.860 that discriminate

00:53:35.240 against Asian,

00:53:37.380 Jewish, or

00:53:37.800 white students.

00:53:38.440 so she's

00:53:39.800 staying at

00:53:40.180 UT where

00:53:41.000 she won't

00:53:42.880 have a

00:53:43.220 problem.

00:53:44.280 Now, I'm

00:53:45.560 trying to

00:53:45.880 understand this

00:53:46.460 story.

00:53:48.880 Is what

00:53:49.340 happened here

00:53:50.580 that there

00:53:55.740 were two

00:53:56.440 Texas

00:53:57.340 entities of

00:53:59.540 higher

00:53:59.780 institution,

00:54:01.220 one of them

00:54:02.160 in which it

00:54:02.860 would be

00:54:03.180 illegal to

00:54:04.080 teach

00:54:04.500 her field

00:54:07.960 of DEI.

00:54:10.920 So at one

00:54:11.620 college in

00:54:12.120 Texas it

00:54:12.600 would be

00:54:12.880 illegal,

00:54:13.840 but at

00:54:14.920 another college

00:54:15.680 it would be

00:54:16.120 required.

00:54:17.680 Am I right

00:54:18.700 about that?

00:54:19.640 That within

00:54:20.560 Texas, in one

00:54:21.580 state, one

00:54:23.000 college, maybe

00:54:23.680 one is private

00:54:25.140 and one is a

00:54:25.980 state college?

00:54:26.540 So maybe

00:54:27.920 the state

00:54:28.480 college is

00:54:29.340 illegal, but

00:54:31.400 that the

00:54:32.020 private college

00:54:32.920 is required?

00:54:34.560 So in the

00:54:35.060 same state, you

00:54:35.880 can have one

00:54:36.340 thing that's

00:54:36.760 both illegal

00:54:37.960 and also at

00:54:39.480 the same time

00:54:40.060 in the same

00:54:40.460 state, mandatory.

00:54:42.840 Do I have

00:54:43.560 that right?

00:54:45.120 Yeah, I think

00:54:46.040 I have that

00:54:46.440 right, that

00:54:47.600 it's both

00:54:47.960 mandatory and

00:54:48.860 illegal, just

00:54:50.460 depending on

00:54:51.000 which job you

00:54:52.340 took.

00:54:52.620 have we

00:54:56.480 reached peak

00:54:57.120 absurdity?

00:54:58.300 That's just

00:54:58.740 peak absurdity.

00:55:02.900 All right.

00:55:05.020 Here are two

00:55:05.900 stories that

00:55:06.660 everybody's going

00:55:09.360 to want to

00:55:09.700 say, Scott,

00:55:11.500 why didn't

00:55:11.980 you talk about

00:55:12.660 that minister

00:55:13.440 of energy or

00:55:14.660 whatever from

00:55:15.400 Spain who

00:55:17.060 took a jet

00:55:18.220 and then

00:55:18.660 rode a car

00:55:19.540 to her

00:55:20.420 meeting, but

00:55:21.040 then to show

00:55:22.160 that she was

00:55:22.600 in favor of

00:55:23.680 green stuff,

00:55:24.780 she got on a

00:55:25.500 bicycle, but

00:55:26.480 she was caught

00:55:27.180 getting out of

00:55:27.660 the car, so

00:55:28.800 really she's a

00:55:29.460 big hypocrite

00:55:30.180 because she's

00:55:30.680 promoting bicycles,

00:55:31.980 but really she

00:55:32.860 didn't get there

00:55:33.360 on a bicycle,

00:55:33.980 that was just

00:55:34.600 for show, and

00:55:35.820 she's a big

00:55:36.320 old hypocrite.

00:55:39.460 I don't see

00:55:40.220 any of that.

00:55:42.480 I don't know

00:55:43.140 what you're

00:55:43.440 seeing.

00:55:44.500 I mean, I

00:55:44.820 saw the story,

00:55:46.040 but you think

00:55:47.260 that's the story?

00:55:50.140 Do you think

00:55:50.800 she was trying

00:55:51.260 to trick you,

00:55:51.900 that she

00:55:52.660 rode her

00:55:53.040 bike from

00:55:53.480 Spain?

00:55:54.800 Is there

00:55:55.300 anybody who

00:55:55.700 thought she

00:55:56.020 rode her

00:55:56.340 bike from

00:55:56.760 Spain?

00:55:58.580 Anybody?

00:56:00.160 Or do you

00:56:00.940 think it's

00:56:01.260 more likely,

00:56:02.420 is it slightly

00:56:03.060 more likely

00:56:03.700 that she

00:56:05.360 wasn't trying

00:56:05.880 to hide

00:56:06.240 anything,

00:56:06.980 she just

00:56:07.660 wanted to

00:56:08.080 promote

00:56:08.420 bicycle

00:56:08.880 riding?

00:56:10.820 And that

00:56:11.380 maybe this

00:56:11.840 wasn't exactly

00:56:12.780 the right

00:56:13.220 bicycle riding

00:56:14.340 situation,

00:56:15.460 but she

00:56:15.840 wanted to

00:56:16.260 promote

00:56:16.740 bicycles.

00:56:17.160 bicycles.

00:56:18.160 So she

00:56:18.780 just promoted

00:56:19.320 bicycles,

00:56:20.020 and then

00:56:20.260 everybody

00:56:20.620 connected all

00:56:21.320 these dots

00:56:21.820 that shouldn't

00:56:22.240 be connected?

00:56:26.040 To me,

00:56:26.640 it looked like

00:56:27.000 a non-story.

00:56:28.080 It just

00:56:28.460 looks like

00:56:28.800 a summer

00:56:29.140 story.

00:56:30.540 Summer

00:56:30.980 story meaning

00:56:31.780 things that

00:56:32.460 aren't real

00:56:32.800 stories,

00:56:33.300 but you have

00:56:33.600 to have

00:56:33.780 something to

00:56:34.260 talk about

00:56:34.680 in the

00:56:34.880 summer.

00:56:35.060 All right.

00:56:38.800 Apparently,

00:56:39.580 the National

00:56:40.580 Oceanic and

00:56:41.420 Atmospheric

00:56:41.860 Administration is

00:56:42.820 predicting a

00:56:43.920 normal hurricane,

00:56:45.120 a normal

00:56:46.360 hurricane season.

00:56:48.380 So despite

00:56:49.220 the fact

00:56:49.680 that CO2

00:56:50.680 should be

00:56:52.640 at all-time

00:56:53.320 highs,

00:56:54.740 and despite

00:56:55.260 the fact

00:56:55.700 that that

00:56:56.100 should guarantee

00:56:57.100 give you

00:56:57.600 weird hurricanes

00:56:58.560 that are

00:56:59.000 worse,

00:57:00.160 this year

00:57:01.020 they'll be

00:57:01.320 fine.

00:57:02.740 Now,

00:57:02.980 that doesn't

00:57:03.340 mean there's

00:57:03.680 no climate

00:57:04.080 change.

00:57:04.880 I'm not

00:57:05.220 saying that.

00:57:06.460 I'm just

00:57:07.040 saying that

00:57:07.460 the thing

00:57:07.820 that causes

00:57:08.320 climate

00:57:08.740 change seems

00:57:10.200 not to be

00:57:10.680 causing

00:57:10.940 climate

00:57:11.280 change.

00:57:12.480 Now,

00:57:12.740 there could

00:57:12.980 be good

00:57:13.420 scientific-y

00:57:14.280 reasons for

00:57:14.880 that.

00:57:15.600 Very

00:57:15.860 scientific-y.

00:57:17.660 I don't

00:57:18.020 know what

00:57:18.220 they are.

00:57:19.020 And the

00:57:19.580 best answer

00:57:20.420 is that

00:57:22.060 even if

00:57:22.600 climate change

00:57:23.280 is exactly

00:57:23.920 what the

00:57:24.320 scientists say

00:57:24.920 it is,

00:57:25.620 it doesn't

00:57:26.260 mean that

00:57:26.580 every year

00:57:27.000 goes up.

00:57:28.580 They've

00:57:28.880 said that

00:57:29.220 forever.

00:57:30.140 It never

00:57:30.900 means that

00:57:31.420 every year

00:57:31.940 goes up.

00:57:32.500 It means

00:57:32.780 the average

00:57:33.260 over time

00:57:33.920 is going

00:57:34.860 up,

00:57:35.080 because there

00:57:35.340 are other

00:57:35.600 factors,

00:57:36.420 El Ninos

00:57:36.860 and whatever,

00:57:37.480 that can

00:57:37.720 distort it

00:57:38.800 in any

00:57:39.100 given year.

00:57:40.860 So,

00:57:41.340 that's

00:57:41.500 story number

00:57:42.500 one,

00:57:43.360 is that

00:57:43.720 CO2 is

00:57:44.420 at a

00:57:44.640 record

00:57:44.880 high,

00:57:46.340 but

00:57:46.580 hurricanes

00:57:47.120 were

00:57:47.380 unchanged,

00:57:48.580 at least

00:57:49.240 for one

00:57:49.620 year.

00:57:51.380 All right,

00:57:51.620 here's another

00:57:52.060 story.

00:57:52.520 See if this

00:57:52.920 sounds like

00:57:53.440 that story,

00:57:54.060 but it's

00:57:54.280 completely

00:57:54.720 different.

00:57:55.740 See what's

00:57:56.580 in common.

00:57:57.060 our national

00:58:02.080 debt is at

00:58:03.180 an all-time

00:58:03.700 high.

00:58:04.980 Yes,

00:58:06.100 money printing,

00:58:07.960 national debt,

00:58:08.880 all-time high,

00:58:10.100 right?

00:58:12.180 Inflation

00:58:12.700 went down

00:58:13.180 again.

00:58:14.720 Inflation

00:58:15.120 went down.

00:58:16.640 It's at a

00:58:17.300 new two-year

00:58:18.540 low,

00:58:19.440 down to

00:58:20.060 3%,

00:58:20.720 maybe 3.1

00:58:21.800 in June,

00:58:22.920 and that's

00:58:23.400 the lowest

00:58:24.500 level in

00:58:25.320 more than

00:58:25.860 two years.

00:58:28.200 So the

00:58:28.940 CO2 is at

00:58:29.720 the maximum,

00:58:31.380 but the

00:58:32.140 hurricanes

00:58:32.600 aren't going

00:58:32.980 to change,

00:58:33.980 at least

00:58:34.400 this year,

00:58:35.960 and our

00:58:36.660 debt and

00:58:38.080 money printing

00:58:38.780 is at an

00:58:39.400 all-time

00:58:39.720 high,

00:58:40.220 like way

00:58:40.780 all-time

00:58:41.260 high,

00:58:42.280 and inflation,

00:58:43.480 which should

00:58:44.120 move with

00:58:44.640 that,

00:58:45.760 went down.

00:58:49.120 Can we

00:58:49.940 predict

00:58:50.320 anything?

00:58:52.520 Can we

00:58:53.060 predict

00:58:53.460 anything?

00:58:56.180 Anything?

00:58:58.460 All right?

00:58:59.360 Let's use

00:59:00.080 design equals

00:59:01.340 prediction.

00:59:03.000 So climate

00:59:03.740 change uses

00:59:05.240 science to

00:59:07.320 predict,

00:59:07.960 right?

00:59:08.840 Climate

00:59:09.180 change uses

00:59:09.840 science to

00:59:10.780 predict.

00:59:13.260 Economists

00:59:13.980 use economics

00:59:15.240 to predict

00:59:16.900 inflation.

00:59:18.400 But what if

00:59:19.460 we use

00:59:19.900 design instead?

00:59:21.860 Because design

00:59:22.580 is destiny.

00:59:24.160 So if I

00:59:25.040 were to

00:59:25.240 look at

00:59:25.580 design for

00:59:26.560 climate change,

00:59:28.000 I would say

00:59:28.440 to myself,

00:59:29.060 well, our

00:59:29.700 design is

00:59:30.540 that we

00:59:31.400 give massive

00:59:32.160 funding to

00:59:32.780 people who

00:59:33.260 say that

00:59:33.780 climate change

00:59:34.480 is a disaster

00:59:35.320 that's coming

00:59:36.240 really soon.

00:59:37.660 Would you

00:59:38.040 agree?

00:59:38.760 That the

00:59:39.460 funding goes

00:59:40.180 to the

00:59:40.480 people who

00:59:41.420 say that

00:59:41.780 climate change

00:59:42.400 is bad.

00:59:43.820 That's our

00:59:44.480 design.

00:59:45.560 What would

00:59:46.240 you get?

00:59:47.020 Huh?

00:59:47.800 I wonder

00:59:48.540 how that

00:59:48.940 would turn

00:59:49.320 out.

00:59:50.760 Racking

00:59:51.260 my brain

00:59:51.880 if you

00:59:53.000 give all

00:59:53.620 the money

00:59:54.040 to the

00:59:54.380 people who

00:59:54.800 have one

00:59:55.740 opinion

00:59:56.160 and zero

00:59:58.120 money plus

00:59:58.980 a lot of

00:59:59.560 professional

01:00:00.560 insults and

01:00:02.440 shame if

01:00:03.660 they disagree.

01:00:04.380 How is that

01:00:04.780 going to go?

01:00:07.480 Which way is

01:00:08.340 that going to

01:00:08.720 go?

01:00:12.060 Right?

01:00:13.260 Design is

01:00:14.600 destiny.

01:00:16.520 You can tell

01:00:17.540 exactly what the

01:00:18.680 scientists will

01:00:19.340 say by the

01:00:20.600 design of

01:00:21.620 the model.

01:00:24.180 There's no

01:00:24.560 doubt about

01:00:24.980 it.

01:00:26.160 But did

01:00:27.200 that tell

01:00:27.700 you what the

01:00:28.280 hurricanes would

01:00:28.920 do?

01:00:29.760 No.

01:00:30.180 It only told

01:00:30.640 you what the

01:00:31.060 scientists would

01:00:31.680 do.

01:00:32.920 The only thing

01:00:33.820 you could

01:00:34.060 predict is what

01:00:34.680 the scientists

01:00:35.240 will do.

01:00:36.520 You can't

01:00:37.160 predict the

01:00:37.560 hurricanes.

01:00:44.140 All right.

01:00:44.900 show me the

01:00:48.760 incentive and

01:00:49.320 I'll show you

01:00:49.720 the outcome.

01:00:50.360 Exactly.

01:00:51.980 Let's talk

01:00:52.540 about those

01:00:53.000 Amish.

01:00:54.200 You know,

01:00:54.640 I've had real

01:00:55.120 questions about

01:00:55.920 the belief that

01:00:57.920 the Amish are

01:00:58.740 so here's the

01:01:00.080 claim, which I'll

01:01:01.000 tell you is not

01:01:01.660 true.

01:01:02.220 But the claim is

01:01:03.240 that the Amish

01:01:04.020 are the healthiest

01:01:04.820 and they don't

01:01:06.080 get vaccinated.

01:01:07.700 So therefore,

01:01:08.760 obviously, if

01:01:10.620 they're not

01:01:10.960 getting vaccinated

01:01:11.720 and they're the

01:01:12.480 healthiest,

01:01:13.080 ipso facto,

01:01:14.860 QED, it must

01:01:16.200 be the

01:01:16.480 vaccinations are

01:01:17.300 terrible for

01:01:17.840 you.

01:01:19.200 How many of

01:01:19.960 you buy into

01:01:20.440 that?

01:01:21.500 How many of

01:01:21.960 you buy into

01:01:22.340 the idea that

01:01:23.120 the Amish are

01:01:24.080 first of all,

01:01:24.680 not vaccinated?

01:01:26.120 Do you believe

01:01:26.580 that?

01:01:27.500 And then second

01:01:28.120 of all, that

01:01:29.180 that's the clear

01:01:30.300 connection to

01:01:31.160 their better

01:01:31.940 health?

01:01:33.900 How many

01:01:34.460 take that as

01:01:35.140 just obvious

01:01:35.720 and true?

01:01:38.240 Yeah, a

01:01:38.840 little bit of

01:01:39.260 indecision today.

01:01:40.880 A little bit of

01:01:41.760 disagreement.

01:01:42.200 That's exactly

01:01:43.200 what I want.

01:01:44.360 All right, here's

01:01:45.040 what I learned

01:01:45.860 this morning.

01:01:47.800 Many Amish

01:01:48.800 people are

01:01:49.420 vaccinated.

01:01:50.880 Were you aware

01:01:51.460 of that?

01:01:52.420 Now, I'm not

01:01:52.960 talking about the

01:01:53.560 COVID vaccination.

01:01:54.660 I'm talking about

01:01:55.140 the childhood

01:01:55.780 vaccinations.

01:01:56.780 But they're not

01:01:57.660 all vaccinated.

01:01:59.080 And they don't

01:02:00.000 take all of the

01:02:01.000 vaccinations.

01:02:02.720 But I'm told,

01:02:04.500 at least online

01:02:05.240 by people who

01:02:05.860 seem to know,

01:02:06.980 that they're

01:02:07.760 fairly highly

01:02:08.620 vaccinated.

01:02:10.380 Right?

01:02:10.600 Maybe not as

01:02:11.200 much as the

01:02:11.620 regular public,

01:02:12.960 but fairly

01:02:13.480 vaccinated.

01:02:15.840 So, the

01:02:18.160 theory on

01:02:20.000 one website

01:02:20.680 for why

01:02:21.240 there's less

01:02:22.080 cancer, diabetes,

01:02:23.520 autism, and

01:02:24.160 every other

01:02:24.520 problem in the

01:02:25.000 world, is

01:02:25.880 that the Amish

01:02:27.160 are more

01:02:27.560 active.

01:02:29.060 They eat a

01:02:30.140 cleaner diet.

01:02:32.060 But then I

01:02:32.680 heard a

01:02:33.600 genetic argument.

01:02:35.540 Here's a

01:02:35.940 genetic argument.

01:02:37.620 Now, I

01:02:37.920 hadn't heard

01:02:38.260 this before,

01:02:38.940 but I have to

01:02:39.460 admit, I did

01:02:40.600 think about

01:02:41.200 it.

01:02:41.780 I thought

01:02:42.260 about it,

01:02:42.640 but I

01:02:42.820 didn't want

01:02:43.060 to say

01:02:43.340 it, because

01:02:44.260 I couldn't

01:02:44.780 demonstrate it

01:02:45.780 in any way.

01:02:46.560 But the

01:02:46.880 argument goes

01:02:47.440 like this.

01:02:49.460 The Amish

01:02:50.200 are less

01:02:51.260 genetically

01:02:52.840 diverse,

01:02:54.860 because they

01:02:55.440 keep to

01:02:55.780 themselves and

01:02:56.600 mate with

01:02:57.300 people within

01:02:57.860 their group.

01:02:58.660 So they're

01:02:59.100 less genetically

01:03:00.000 diverse than

01:03:01.100 most of the

01:03:01.600 world.

01:03:02.540 If you're

01:03:03.280 less genetically

01:03:04.240 diverse, that's

01:03:07.460 your design.

01:03:09.260 Design is

01:03:10.540 destiny.

01:03:11.920 What do

01:03:12.540 you get with

01:03:13.500 a group of

01:03:14.080 people who

01:03:14.580 are genetically

01:03:15.300 more similar

01:03:16.900 than other

01:03:18.520 groups?

01:03:19.440 What does

01:03:20.120 that design

01:03:20.780 guarantee that

01:03:21.660 you're going

01:03:21.960 to get?

01:03:22.560 Guarantee.

01:03:23.720 There's a

01:03:24.060 100% chance.

01:03:25.820 It guarantees

01:03:26.540 that they'll

01:03:27.020 have different

01:03:27.340 outcomes.

01:03:29.840 Right?

01:03:30.740 And one of

01:03:31.360 the different

01:03:31.700 outcomes very

01:03:32.480 easily could

01:03:33.220 be they

01:03:34.320 would be

01:03:34.640 more susceptible

01:03:35.600 to some

01:03:36.340 types of

01:03:36.980 medical

01:03:37.800 problems.

01:03:39.060 Would you

01:03:39.440 agree?

01:03:40.260 So for

01:03:40.760 example, they

01:03:41.260 might have

01:03:42.480 bleeding

01:03:42.820 problems,

01:03:44.380 something like

01:03:44.780 that.

01:03:45.560 But at

01:03:46.780 the same

01:03:47.240 time, if

01:03:48.720 their little

01:03:49.200 in-group

01:03:49.680 didn't have

01:03:50.300 a lot of

01:03:50.780 cancer in

01:03:51.920 the natural

01:03:52.560 group, they

01:03:53.680 weren't really

01:03:54.120 susceptible,

01:03:55.120 then they

01:03:55.620 would end up

01:03:56.180 breeding a

01:03:56.840 group of

01:03:57.240 people who

01:03:57.920 also didn't

01:03:58.580 get cancer.

01:04:00.560 Because, you

01:04:01.400 know, there

01:04:01.840 are a lot of

01:04:02.220 humans just

01:04:02.920 in general who

01:04:04.400 live their

01:04:04.840 whole life

01:04:05.360 live to

01:04:06.100 100 and

01:04:06.620 never get

01:04:07.000 any cancer.

01:04:08.240 But imagine

01:04:08.920 if you had a

01:04:09.660 small group of

01:04:10.400 people who

01:04:11.080 just had

01:04:11.540 something in

01:04:12.060 common, they

01:04:13.140 start mating

01:04:13.680 with each

01:04:14.140 other and

01:04:14.500 they don't

01:04:14.780 mate with

01:04:15.100 anybody else,

01:04:16.340 they would

01:04:17.040 probably be

01:04:17.660 really susceptible

01:04:18.580 to some

01:04:19.140 diseases and

01:04:21.100 then maybe

01:04:21.840 really not

01:04:22.740 susceptible to

01:04:24.080 some other

01:04:24.440 common ones.

01:04:25.900 So you could

01:04:26.620 easily see that

01:04:27.380 they wouldn't

01:04:28.000 have, you

01:04:29.020 know, maybe

01:04:29.460 depression and

01:04:30.700 cancer, but

01:04:32.160 if you looked

01:04:32.640 into it more

01:04:33.320 deeply, you'd

01:04:34.580 find out they

01:04:35.200 have, you

01:04:35.680 know, pituitary

01:04:37.000 gland problems

01:04:38.100 or some

01:04:38.840 damn thing,

01:04:39.660 right?

01:04:40.060 So one

01:04:40.700 possibility is

01:04:41.500 we're not

01:04:42.140 looking at

01:04:42.680 all of the

01:04:43.600 disease field.

01:04:45.460 We're sort

01:04:46.300 of concentrating

01:04:46.940 on the big

01:04:47.500 ones and

01:04:48.620 just genetically

01:04:50.020 maybe they just

01:04:50.940 have some

01:04:51.400 defense against

01:04:52.320 that.

01:04:53.140 That would

01:04:53.420 just be a

01:04:53.820 coincidence.

01:04:55.240 But the one

01:04:56.860 thing you can

01:04:57.360 know from the

01:04:58.080 design, that if

01:05:00.320 they're sticking

01:05:00.840 to themselves,

01:05:02.160 they should

01:05:02.960 have a very

01:05:03.900 different disease

01:05:05.080 profile than the

01:05:05.940 rest of the

01:05:06.340 world.

01:05:06.880 Would you buy

01:05:07.700 that general

01:05:08.440 statement that

01:05:10.140 the Amish should

01:05:11.320 by design of

01:05:13.600 sticking to

01:05:14.080 themselves, have

01:05:15.780 a different

01:05:16.340 disease profile

01:05:17.780 than the rest of

01:05:18.520 the world?

01:05:19.540 Guaranteed.

01:05:20.440 I would say

01:05:20.980 that's guaranteed.

01:05:22.260 Now I don't

01:05:22.840 know that that

01:05:23.320 explains what

01:05:25.440 we're seeing.

01:05:26.400 It just would

01:05:27.060 have to be

01:05:27.560 true.

01:05:27.760 And I think

01:05:30.420 the clean

01:05:31.860 food, and

01:05:32.440 remember I

01:05:32.820 said yesterday

01:05:33.420 that I

01:05:34.500 predicted that

01:05:35.280 sometime in

01:05:36.180 our near future

01:05:36.960 you'll see

01:05:38.080 stories that

01:05:38.720 say, uh-oh,

01:05:40.020 the secret

01:05:40.740 sauce was

01:05:41.960 physical activity

01:05:43.140 and that

01:05:44.920 everybody who

01:05:45.620 was physically

01:05:46.360 active was

01:05:47.180 just as healthy

01:05:47.840 as the Amish.

01:05:50.280 All right, let

01:05:50.720 me make that

01:05:51.160 claim.

01:05:51.600 I'm going to

01:05:51.900 make that claim

01:05:52.460 right now.

01:05:53.700 Are you ready

01:05:54.100 for this?

01:05:54.860 Here's my

01:05:55.260 prediction.

01:05:56.520 Someday we'll

01:05:57.220 find out that

01:05:58.800 everybody who

01:05:59.600 is physically

01:06:00.600 as active as

01:06:02.240 the Amish has

01:06:03.880 roughly the

01:06:04.480 same medical

01:06:05.700 outcomes.

01:06:07.680 That's my

01:06:08.380 claim.

01:06:09.620 Because we

01:06:10.460 don't measure

01:06:10.920 that, do we?

01:06:12.120 When was the

01:06:12.860 last time you

01:06:13.320 saw the poll

01:06:14.060 of what

01:06:15.700 diseases people

01:06:16.580 got relative

01:06:18.260 to how active

01:06:19.580 they were during

01:06:20.220 the day?

01:06:21.320 And by active

01:06:21.960 I just mean

01:06:22.540 cleaning the

01:06:23.300 house, taking

01:06:23.840 a walk, just

01:06:24.840 not sitting in

01:06:25.560 front of a

01:06:25.940 screen for too

01:06:26.720 many hours.

01:06:27.220 I don't

01:06:30.120 know, that's

01:06:30.360 my prediction.

01:06:32.040 Physical

01:06:32.480 activity.

01:06:33.580 And it's

01:06:34.040 based largely

01:06:34.660 on how it

01:06:35.180 makes me feel

01:06:35.780 personally.

01:06:37.160 I know that

01:06:37.700 all the days

01:06:38.300 when I have

01:06:38.660 physical activity

01:06:39.440 I don't have

01:06:40.640 any bad

01:06:41.340 feelings.

01:06:42.820 It just

01:06:43.120 eliminates

01:06:43.880 anxiety,

01:06:45.540 depression,

01:06:47.160 you know,

01:06:47.880 unwanted

01:06:48.340 thoughts,

01:06:49.920 like all of

01:06:50.620 it.

01:06:51.360 So how in

01:06:52.400 the world

01:06:52.680 could that

01:06:53.040 not be

01:06:53.600 NPC jester?

01:06:56.600 well, even

01:06:58.020 though you

01:06:58.340 say you're

01:06:58.700 an NPC

01:06:59.180 jester, I

01:07:00.700 do have

01:07:00.960 to hide

01:07:01.280 you on

01:07:01.620 this channel

01:07:02.100 for using

01:07:03.200 all caps.

01:07:04.680 All right, I

01:07:04.960 saw a story

01:07:05.500 in the Wall

01:07:06.140 Street Journal

01:07:06.500 by Jason

01:07:07.100 Riley.

01:07:09.080 Because it's

01:07:09.780 a story about

01:07:10.560 black economic

01:07:11.680 progress, I

01:07:13.080 will tell you

01:07:13.620 that if I can

01:07:14.440 judge from the

01:07:15.340 little drawing,

01:07:17.760 he looks like

01:07:18.300 a black

01:07:18.800 American.

01:07:20.400 So that's

01:07:20.960 just context

01:07:21.580 because he's

01:07:22.100 going to be

01:07:22.380 talking about

01:07:22.860 black Americans.

01:07:23.540 And I

01:07:24.340 think you

01:07:24.580 need to

01:07:24.860 know that

01:07:26.260 when somebody

01:07:26.720 talks about

01:07:27.400 black Americans,

01:07:28.240 you should

01:07:28.580 know, are

01:07:29.040 they black?

01:07:30.860 Fair?

01:07:32.480 I think that's

01:07:33.340 fair.

01:07:34.180 Because they're

01:07:34.520 different perspectives.

01:07:36.440 So what

01:07:37.580 Jason Riley

01:07:38.180 says is

01:07:39.580 essentially that

01:07:41.180 people are

01:07:41.840 overlooking the

01:07:42.820 tremendous economic

01:07:43.920 progress of

01:07:45.640 black Americans.

01:07:47.220 And I'll just

01:07:48.240 give you a little

01:07:49.100 slice of it here

01:07:49.780 that's pretty

01:07:50.540 impressive.

01:07:50.920 Between 1963

01:07:52.820 and 2012,

01:07:53.760 unemployment

01:07:54.120 averaged 5.1%

01:07:56.520 for whites,

01:07:57.180 but 11.1%

01:07:58.260 for blacks.

01:07:59.860 The 28 financial

01:08:01.580 crisis, you

01:08:03.140 know, hit blacks

01:08:03.700 harder.

01:08:04.560 But then under

01:08:05.320 President Obama,

01:08:07.100 black employment

01:08:07.840 declined, didn't

01:08:09.920 fall below double

01:08:10.700 digits until the

01:08:11.680 seventh year of

01:08:12.240 his presidency.

01:08:13.220 But when he

01:08:13.860 left office in

01:08:14.560 2017, the black

01:08:15.520 jobless rate was

01:08:16.500 7.5.

01:08:19.160 So that's pretty

01:08:19.900 impressive from

01:08:20.700 over 11.

01:08:23.180 Then under

01:08:23.800 President Trump,

01:08:24.680 it dipped to

01:08:25.100 5.3% in

01:08:26.460 2019.

01:08:28.420 And then it

01:08:29.220 fell to a record

01:08:29.940 low of 4.7%

01:08:31.420 in April of

01:08:32.680 this year.

01:08:35.160 How come

01:08:35.920 nobody was

01:08:36.440 reporting that?

01:08:38.760 Are you

01:08:39.100 kidding me?

01:08:40.200 That in

01:08:41.340 2012, the

01:08:43.540 average black

01:08:44.280 unemployment rate

01:08:45.380 was 11%

01:08:46.640 and that was

01:08:47.300 4.7%?

01:08:48.200 How is that

01:08:50.540 not like the

01:08:51.280 biggest cause of

01:08:52.340 celebration for

01:08:54.040 the black

01:08:54.660 community of

01:08:55.340 all time?

01:08:56.440 That's kind of

01:08:57.280 amazing.

01:08:58.800 But you know

01:08:59.360 what's even

01:08:59.700 better than

01:09:00.260 this?

01:09:01.660 This is like

01:09:02.520 really good news.

01:09:04.120 Do you know

01:09:04.380 it's way better?

01:09:06.300 Are you ready

01:09:06.720 for this?

01:09:07.100 Way better news.

01:09:09.860 100% of the

01:09:11.060 people who did

01:09:11.640 the right

01:09:12.000 thing got a

01:09:13.380 job.

01:09:18.480 Every one of

01:09:19.300 them.

01:09:20.380 100% of the

01:09:21.500 people who did

01:09:22.080 the right things,

01:09:22.940 which are obvious,

01:09:24.320 you know, stay

01:09:24.760 out of jail,

01:09:25.720 stay off drugs,

01:09:27.060 show up for

01:09:27.620 work, develop

01:09:29.140 some skills,

01:09:30.760 stay in school.

01:09:32.420 100% of all

01:09:34.580 the black

01:09:34.960 people who did

01:09:35.580 those things

01:09:36.220 got a job.

01:09:38.260 So did

01:09:38.860 everybody else.

01:09:40.580 So we're at a

01:09:41.580 point now where

01:09:42.160 we can just

01:09:42.700 say, well,

01:09:44.460 let's forget

01:09:44.900 about tracking

01:09:45.660 black unemployment

01:09:46.720 separately.

01:09:48.860 It doesn't

01:09:49.980 really make sense

01:09:50.840 anymore.

01:09:52.100 What you should

01:09:52.940 track is people

01:09:54.040 doing the right

01:09:54.720 thing.

01:09:56.120 Well, once again,

01:09:57.160 100% of the

01:09:58.000 people who did

01:09:58.560 the right thing

01:09:59.080 got a job.

01:10:02.520 But do you

01:10:03.340 care if the

01:10:03.860 people who know

01:10:04.460 what they should

01:10:05.060 do and then

01:10:06.460 they don't do

01:10:07.120 it are unemployed?

01:10:09.860 What problem

01:10:10.720 are you solving

01:10:11.360 there?

01:10:12.500 Oh, I'd like to

01:10:13.240 get a job for

01:10:13.960 the person who's

01:10:14.640 clearly not

01:10:15.240 qualified for a

01:10:16.020 job.

01:10:17.220 Is that a

01:10:17.920 solution?

01:10:19.940 And how can

01:10:20.720 you force people

01:10:21.600 to make different

01:10:22.260 decisions?

01:10:23.940 I mean, it's a

01:10:24.460 free country.

01:10:25.360 They can certainly

01:10:26.140 make themselves

01:10:26.880 unprepared for a

01:10:28.160 job.

01:10:29.220 They have the

01:10:29.840 freedom to do

01:10:30.400 that.

01:10:31.200 So whether

01:10:31.740 you're black or

01:10:32.840 white or any

01:10:33.700 other color,

01:10:35.240 shouldn't we

01:10:35.740 just be looking

01:10:36.340 at the people

01:10:36.880 doing the right

01:10:37.440 things and then

01:10:38.800 the people

01:10:39.120 are not

01:10:39.440 doing the

01:10:39.760 right things?

01:10:40.220 Make sure

01:10:40.580 they know

01:10:40.920 what the

01:10:41.180 right things

01:10:41.600 are.

01:10:42.620 Maybe help

01:10:43.340 them get a

01:10:44.520 leg up if

01:10:45.300 there's some

01:10:45.820 problem doing

01:10:46.700 the right

01:10:47.020 things.

01:10:47.720 I'd like to

01:10:48.360 help them.

01:10:49.560 But we

01:10:50.140 should just be

01:10:50.600 looking at

01:10:50.940 people doing

01:10:51.460 the right

01:10:51.880 things versus

01:10:52.760 people not.

01:10:54.440 And this

01:10:54.940 whole race

01:10:55.400 thing, it's

01:10:56.100 time to retire

01:10:56.800 it.

01:10:58.940 So I'll tell

01:11:00.840 you I have a

01:11:01.500 very contrarian

01:11:02.380 feeling about the

01:11:03.460 affirmative action

01:11:04.480 decision by the

01:11:05.340 Supreme Court.

01:11:07.380 The contrarian

01:11:09.400 opinion is this

01:11:10.280 is wildly good

01:11:11.680 for black

01:11:12.240 Americans to

01:11:13.680 get rid of

01:11:14.720 affirmative action

01:11:15.860 for the obvious

01:11:16.760 reason that it

01:11:18.320 was this giant

01:11:19.100 stain floating

01:11:22.080 above the

01:11:23.000 black brand in

01:11:24.300 America.

01:11:25.660 If your brand

01:11:27.040 is suffering,

01:11:28.780 then you all

01:11:29.220 suffer from it

01:11:30.020 because you get

01:11:30.500 the stigma from

01:11:31.620 it and everything.

01:11:32.020 But now that

01:11:34.580 the affirmative

01:11:35.040 action stain is

01:11:36.740 removed, then

01:11:39.960 finally the free

01:11:41.060 market can do

01:11:41.780 its thing.

01:11:42.880 So if you see

01:11:43.700 a black person

01:11:44.660 succeeding in

01:11:45.620 five years from

01:11:46.700 now, you're

01:11:47.900 going to say

01:11:48.200 to yourself,

01:11:48.820 holy shit,

01:11:50.220 there's somebody

01:11:50.740 who maybe

01:11:51.280 succeeded against

01:11:52.260 even greater

01:11:53.060 odds.

01:11:55.160 Definitely want

01:11:55.940 to hire that

01:11:56.380 person.

01:11:57.760 Give me that

01:11:58.180 person.

01:11:59.340 So I don't

01:12:00.080 think people

01:12:00.700 have quite

01:12:01.480 processed that

01:12:03.440 while in the

01:12:03.980 short run is

01:12:04.720 very bad for

01:12:05.560 a bunch of

01:12:06.260 individuals who

01:12:07.140 might have

01:12:07.440 gotten into

01:12:07.860 that college

01:12:08.400 or whatever.

01:12:09.000 So it might

01:12:09.440 be really bad.

01:12:10.340 Probably won't

01:12:11.000 be because I

01:12:11.760 think the

01:12:12.140 colleges will

01:12:12.820 just adjust and

01:12:13.740 figure out some

01:12:14.460 way around the

01:12:15.220 law.

01:12:16.420 But I think

01:12:18.420 we just need to

01:12:19.040 retire the

01:12:20.060 black-white

01:12:21.700 tracking.

01:12:24.040 It's just

01:12:24.800 time to lose

01:12:25.320 it.

01:12:27.180 All right.

01:12:29.080 That, ladies

01:12:29.840 and gentlemen,

01:12:31.220 concludes the

01:12:32.200 best live

01:12:32.660 stream you've

01:12:33.140 seen today.

01:12:35.020 And what

01:12:37.880 difference between

01:12:38.520 the Mennonites

01:12:39.240 and the...

01:12:40.420 Oh, interesting.

01:12:43.180 10% of

01:12:44.240 Stanford freshman

01:12:45.120 class is white?

01:12:47.080 Somebody's saying.

01:12:47.920 Is that true?

01:12:48.360 I think what

01:12:51.100 will happen is

01:12:51.740 the higher

01:12:52.340 institutions will

01:12:53.340 just degrade in

01:12:56.600 reputation.

01:12:57.820 Because if they're

01:12:58.560 not accepting

01:13:00.340 people on merit,

01:13:02.940 what is their

01:13:04.640 degree worth?

01:13:06.340 If it's not

01:13:06.980 merit, why do I

01:13:09.800 care that you

01:13:10.200 went to Stanford?

01:13:12.280 What possible

01:13:13.420 advantage would

01:13:14.380 that be if it's

01:13:14.940 not based on

01:13:15.500 merit?

01:13:15.760 The gay

01:13:24.860 brand is

01:13:25.560 stained, you

01:13:26.060 say?

01:13:27.300 You know,

01:13:28.800 the trouble

01:13:29.580 with the, if

01:13:30.900 you want to

01:13:31.280 call it the

01:13:31.620 gay brand,

01:13:32.820 is that the

01:13:33.900 LGBTQ brings

01:13:35.640 in too many

01:13:36.300 different groups.

01:13:38.160 I'm not the

01:13:38.740 first one to

01:13:39.260 say that.

01:13:40.480 But I

01:13:42.400 would think if

01:13:43.060 you're just

01:13:43.500 the G in

01:13:44.780 LGBTQ, you're

01:13:46.760 not terribly

01:13:47.420 happy about

01:13:48.680 the trouble

01:13:49.160 that the

01:13:49.680 T's are

01:13:50.180 causing.

01:13:51.520 Am I

01:13:52.100 wrong?

01:13:53.040 I mean, you

01:13:53.400 might be

01:13:53.820 philosophically,

01:13:54.880 you know, 100%

01:13:55.940 backing them.

01:13:57.340 But it's also

01:13:58.160 true that they're

01:13:58.800 causing you

01:13:59.340 problems because

01:14:00.540 you made them

01:14:01.840 part of your

01:14:02.260 brand.

01:14:03.120 You know, so

01:14:03.380 if you're gay

01:14:04.420 and you're

01:14:05.460 identifying with

01:14:06.120 the trans

01:14:06.520 community,

01:14:07.020 nobody did

01:14:10.080 that to

01:14:10.460 you, right?

01:14:12.720 That was

01:14:13.640 somewhat of

01:14:14.540 a voluntary

01:14:16.020 branding.

01:14:17.440 And because

01:14:17.980 the T part

01:14:19.100 of the

01:14:19.400 LGBTQ is,

01:14:21.400 let's say,

01:14:21.740 more provocative.

01:14:24.420 You know, in

01:14:24.820 today's world,

01:14:25.580 just being gay

01:14:26.260 doesn't buy you

01:14:27.100 anything.

01:14:28.580 You're not even

01:14:29.400 interesting anymore.

01:14:30.740 At least you

01:14:31.180 used to be

01:14:31.540 interesting if you

01:14:32.300 were gay.

01:14:33.200 Now gay is just

01:14:34.060 so ordinary

01:14:34.600 that, you

01:14:36.420 know, it

01:14:36.600 just doesn't

01:14:37.100 really mean

01:14:37.640 anything anymore.

01:14:38.860 So, but the

01:14:40.460 T is still

01:14:41.920 getting a lot

01:14:42.360 of attention,

01:14:42.920 right?

01:14:43.080 The trans.

01:14:43.980 So the

01:14:44.900 extent to

01:14:45.400 which they

01:14:45.860 allow themselves

01:14:46.640 to be, you

01:14:47.400 know, painted

01:14:47.840 with that same

01:14:48.580 brush when

01:14:49.280 it's a very

01:14:49.760 different situation

01:14:50.700 is probably

01:14:52.300 a mistake.

01:14:53.780 But what do

01:14:54.340 you do about

01:14:54.720 it now?

01:14:58.620 All right.

01:15:03.580 Showering

01:15:04.060 the seed.

01:15:04.600 weirding me out.

01:15:05.160 Okay, I don't

01:15:05.760 want to hear

01:15:06.000 about that.

01:15:07.680 All right,

01:15:08.160 everybody, I'm

01:15:09.000 going to say

01:15:09.360 bye to the

01:15:10.460 YouTubers.

01:15:11.940 Thanks for

01:15:12.500 joining.

01:15:13.040 I'm going to

01:15:13.400 talk to the

01:15:14.580 locals people

01:15:15.440 privately because,

01:15:17.480 well, they're

01:15:18.460 worth it.

01:15:19.420 Bye for now,

01:15:19.940 YouTube.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 12, 2023

Episode 2167 Scott Adams： Everything Is Going Well But Might Not Seem Like It Yet. Grab Some Coffee

Episode Stats

Length

Words per Minute

Word Count

Sentence Count

Misogynist Sentences

Hate Speech Sentences

Summary

Transcript