Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 13, 2023


Episode 2168 Scott Adams: The Fakest News & The Freshest Government Lies. And Where Are The Aliens?


Episode Stats

Length

59 minutes

Words per Minute

147.66222

Word Count

8,786

Sentence Count

714

Misogynist Sentences

2

Hate Speech Sentences

26


Summary

Giant bones have been discovered all over the world, but no one knows who they belong to. Is it a man or a woman? And if so, who were they and why were they discovered? Plus, fake news.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization, today with
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00:00:52.460 Ah.
00:00:52.900 I believe everybody but Erica participated.
00:00:59.100 Erica.
00:01:00.620 All right.
00:01:03.260 Next time, a little bit quicker with the mug.
00:01:05.800 That's all I'm saying.
00:01:07.040 A little bit quicker with the mug.
00:01:09.460 Erica.
00:01:09.900 All right.
00:01:12.460 I was watching YouTube yesterday, The Y Files, one of my favorite new YouTube shows, about
00:01:19.720 all kinds of weird things and mysteries and such, and they had this long program about
00:01:25.460 all the giants that had been found around the world.
00:01:29.640 Did you know about that?
00:01:31.640 Apparently, they're just all kinds of burial sites where they've dug up bones and found
00:01:38.640 that they were giants.
00:01:40.460 You know, like eight.
00:01:41.660 They're eight feet tall, nine feet tall.
00:01:44.060 You're routinely over seven feet tall.
00:01:45.980 But I learned something about giant bones.
00:01:49.400 This is something I didn't know.
00:01:51.200 All over the world, these giant bones were being dug up and often sent to the Smithsonian.
00:01:58.120 So you'd ask yourself, is the Smithsonian full of giant skeletons?
00:02:04.800 And the answer is no.
00:02:07.040 Many giant skeletons have been sent to the Smithsonian, and they keep losing them.
00:02:11.440 Sometimes, as the news reports said, the bones, once exposed to air, crumbled back into dust.
00:02:24.900 Oh, we had those giant bones.
00:02:28.620 We had them.
00:02:29.880 And right before our eyes, it turned into dust.
00:02:33.960 And not just some giant bones.
00:02:35.820 But there were giant bones all over the world that as soon as they hit the air, boom.
00:02:42.420 What's weird is that they wait until you take a picture.
00:02:46.120 That part I wasn't expecting.
00:02:48.320 So you'll unearth them.
00:02:50.140 You'll carefully remove the dirt with little brushes until you've got this nice giant skeleton.
00:02:55.780 You'll take a bunch of pictures.
00:02:57.760 And as soon as you're developing the pictures,
00:03:00.740 the bones, they dissolve into dust every time.
00:03:05.820 So we don't actually have any giant bones.
00:03:08.420 But they've been found all over the world.
00:03:11.780 Now, I have something to add to the story.
00:03:15.280 I grew up in upstate New York.
00:03:17.760 And I forget what town it was.
00:03:19.580 Maybe somebody remembers.
00:03:21.200 It was the town of a famous giant hoax.
00:03:26.300 And somebody, was it Piltdown Man?
00:03:29.760 I'm feeling like that's what it was.
00:03:31.900 Piltdown Man.
00:03:32.580 But somewhere near me, Champlain, maybe Champlain.
00:03:39.180 I think that might have been it.
00:03:40.380 I think somebody got it.
00:03:42.540 But we were told this story about a giant that had been discovered.
00:03:47.340 And Cardiff?
00:03:48.500 Maybe Cardiff.
00:03:50.000 Why does that sound familiar?
00:03:51.940 I don't know.
00:03:53.020 But it's fairly common.
00:03:54.680 In fact, it's one of the most common hoaxes, that they found giant bones.
00:03:59.920 My guess is they've been finding giant bones in every civilization forever.
00:04:04.440 And they've all got, you know, giant myths and stuff.
00:04:07.980 However, I would like to just add this little bit of hope.
00:04:15.060 I'd like to think that there were giants.
00:04:18.420 I'd like to think they were so big, it explains how the pyramids got built.
00:04:23.060 They just, like, picked up one block at a time, like, argh, giant.
00:04:27.520 Something like that.
00:04:28.900 You never know.
00:04:30.820 Maybe there were giants.
00:04:32.320 I sure hope there were.
00:04:33.400 But probably fakes.
00:04:34.220 Speaking of fake news, here's the treatment that CNN gives RFK Jr.
00:04:43.220 So I'm going to read you the headline, and then I'm going to read you what he said.
00:04:47.840 Because they quote what he said.
00:04:50.220 Do you think that the headline of what he said matches what he said in the same article?
00:04:55.640 Well, you be the judge.
00:04:57.340 Here's the headline by Abby Turner and Andrew Kaczynski on CNN.
00:05:01.740 It says,
00:05:04.220 Robert F. Kennedy Jr. repeatedly suggested that chemicals in water are impacting sexuality of children.
00:05:13.500 He repeatedly suggested, so here's the key word, suggested, that the chemicals in water are.
00:05:20.480 So he suggested they are.
00:05:23.460 And then you read the article for his own words.
00:05:25.540 And it says, you know, experts dispute the claim, blah, blah, blah.
00:05:30.360 But Kennedy told CNN's K-Files his theories that, quote,
00:05:35.520 sexual identification and gender confusion among children could be from their exposure to, quote,
00:05:44.960 endocrine disruptors found in the environment.
00:05:47.620 Could be.
00:05:48.780 Could be.
00:05:49.340 So he basically said there's a correlation or something that should be looked into.
00:05:55.980 And the headline turned it into, repeatedly suggested that chemicals in water are impacting sexuality of children.
00:06:03.580 Now, suggesting that they are, that's kind of similar to could.
00:06:08.100 I mean, it is.
00:06:10.620 But when you separate the suggested from the are in the sentence, it's like you forget the suggested and you get to the are.
00:06:20.920 It completely reverses it.
00:06:22.660 If you said to me there's a guy who's worried about something in the water that doesn't belong there,
00:06:29.500 and there's some indication, I'm no scientist, but some indication it could have a correlation with their sexual hormones,
00:06:37.700 should be looked into.
00:06:39.520 Is that crazy?
00:06:41.420 Is it crazy to say that a chemical that we have, some indication would do this exact thing, this exact thing,
00:06:48.960 and it's in the water.
00:06:50.080 Or, shouldn't we look into it?
00:06:54.340 At what point did RFK Jr. say he's sure that it's the problem?
00:06:58.980 He did not.
00:07:00.380 He never said he's sure.
00:07:02.240 He said there's a correlation, there's a reason to look into it.
00:07:05.340 Now, the experts apparently have said they looked into it and found nothing.
00:07:08.980 But that's a separate question.
00:07:11.260 So, CNN fake news being their usual CNN fake news selves.
00:07:16.860 Nothing new there.
00:07:17.780 Tim Scott, so I'm getting a little heat online, because when he was asked about, I think it might have been Pierce,
00:07:26.960 Oregon, they asked him what he was going to do for black Americans,
00:07:29.980 and his answer was, I look forward to presenting a solution that works for all of America.
00:07:35.820 So, Tim Scott did not take the bait of what he was going to do special for the black population of America.
00:07:43.680 Rather, he was going to do something that works for all Americans.
00:07:46.640 Of course, I saw him being criticized by at least one black influencer who was saying,
00:07:52.640 of course he's going to do nothing for us, those Republicans.
00:07:56.340 They're doing nothing for us.
00:07:57.720 Well, I have exactly the opposite point of view.
00:08:02.600 I think Tim Scott and the Supreme Court and a number of other people have finally, finally allowed,
00:08:13.400 I'll say allowed, that's the wrong word, but you know what I mean,
00:08:16.840 that black Americans can be treated as full citizens now.
00:08:20.340 And I don't think that was true even a year ago.
00:08:24.100 I feel like black America got the biggest promotion since the end of slavery,
00:08:29.060 in the sense that now they're fully competitive,
00:08:34.260 fully considered in every way the equal of everybody else.
00:08:41.000 And people have just stopped asking the question.
00:08:44.680 So, the question of what to do special for black America
00:08:48.280 is one way to be condescending
00:08:50.760 and to guarantee that discrimination continues.
00:08:55.060 Because if you're treating one group of people like they're retards,
00:08:59.000 sorry, I shouldn't use the R word,
00:09:01.300 and that's what was happening.
00:09:02.700 That's exactly what was happening.
00:09:04.000 We're treating one group of citizens like they couldn't compete.
00:09:07.180 How about we treat them like they can?
00:09:08.800 How about we treat everybody like they can?
00:09:10.720 How about we stop being assholes?
00:09:12.720 Just for a little while.
00:09:14.740 Stop being condescending.
00:09:16.060 Stop being condescending.
00:09:19.420 How about everybody can do fine?
00:09:21.160 Just let them do their thing.
00:09:23.400 They'll be fine.
00:09:24.480 I remind you that whenever black Americans have had full and free access to markets,
00:09:30.980 they've dominated.
00:09:33.360 They've dominated.
00:09:34.700 Right?
00:09:35.200 Sports, you know, when black people couldn't even participate in sports in America,
00:09:40.060 well, as soon as they could participate fully, dominated.
00:09:45.760 Music, probably didn't want to, you know,
00:09:48.560 sign a black musician at some point in history because they were black.
00:09:52.980 Today, dominating.
00:09:55.120 Dominating the industry.
00:09:56.540 Fashion, dominating.
00:09:58.240 Entertainment, dominating.
00:10:00.160 So why don't we just say,
00:10:02.840 let everybody compete?
00:10:06.260 Just let everybody compete.
00:10:07.560 That's where we are now.
00:10:08.900 So Tim Scott is exactly right.
00:10:11.020 You know, he's doing the politician version of it.
00:10:13.440 Let's treat everybody the same.
00:10:14.880 But I don't think it means the same as it has in the past.
00:10:18.840 I think there's genuinely a promotion involved here.
00:10:22.220 I feel like finally,
00:10:23.720 we can just forget it all.
00:10:26.800 So all of the going forward,
00:10:29.780 stories about everything from reparations to any kind of special treatment,
00:10:34.480 I feel like I'm not going to cover them the same.
00:10:38.400 Because I feel that that's condescending.
00:10:41.040 Do you even imagine that we should be doing that?
00:10:43.980 Or that, you know,
00:10:44.900 you need these special, you know,
00:10:47.560 special accommodations for one group.
00:10:51.020 Finally, full respect,
00:10:53.160 full citizenship,
00:10:54.760 full promotion.
00:10:56.420 To me, it feels like the greatest thing that's happened,
00:10:59.300 honestly, since the end of slavery.
00:11:00.620 But that's, you know,
00:11:03.260 that's a psychological effect that's happening inside my head.
00:11:06.680 I don't know if any of you are having the same feeling.
00:11:08.600 Let me ask you.
00:11:09.660 Is there anybody here who's had the same feeling at all?
00:11:13.520 Has it occurred to you,
00:11:14.560 oh my God, finally,
00:11:16.120 like this long march toward equality,
00:11:18.140 we finally got there.
00:11:19.660 Now, it will be bad for some individuals.
00:11:22.520 Everybody knows that.
00:11:23.940 There will be some individuals who don't get that,
00:11:26.460 you know, extra leg up.
00:11:28.780 But in the long run,
00:11:31.060 this is where we needed to get.
00:11:32.760 It was always going to be messy.
00:11:34.840 So it's not perfect.
00:11:36.840 But this is where we had to get.
00:11:39.260 So, congratulations to black Americans.
00:11:42.900 You might not be happy about it,
00:11:44.620 but I think it's the best,
00:11:45.760 just, I think it's a great thing, honestly.
00:11:48.820 All right, here's some good news.
00:11:50.920 Everybody want some good news today?
00:11:52.800 How about we only do good news today?
00:11:55.420 You ready for this?
00:11:57.020 It's really actually pretty good.
00:11:58.780 The news is serving up some delicious stuff today.
00:12:02.400 All right, in no particular order,
00:12:04.560 in no particular order,
00:12:06.440 jobs market in the United States
00:12:08.540 looks surprisingly strong.
00:12:11.280 And if jobs are good,
00:12:12.720 you're usually okay.
00:12:14.480 All right?
00:12:15.400 Today, the news is saying that inflation,
00:12:17.920 it does look like it's permanently using.
00:12:20.700 And it does look like some amount of the inflation
00:12:24.580 was transitory.
00:12:26.480 Some of it was.
00:12:27.960 So apparently,
00:12:28.740 we're getting back to normal on inflation.
00:12:32.480 We're not there,
00:12:33.320 but it's heading in the right direction.
00:12:35.120 The news is saying today
00:12:36.540 that the recession is less likely
00:12:38.840 than we had imagined at any prior time.
00:12:43.000 In fact,
00:12:43.580 Biden says probably won't even have one.
00:12:45.540 How good a news is that?
00:12:49.080 That we might have missed a recession.
00:12:51.660 How about banks recovering?
00:12:53.880 I guess there's more earnings coming out
00:12:55.580 for the smaller banks.
00:12:56.960 So we're not so sure
00:12:58.100 if the smaller banks are solid.
00:13:00.160 But apparently,
00:13:00.940 the large banks,
00:13:02.100 and I would argue
00:13:02.820 that's the most important part,
00:13:04.620 the large banks look to be solid.
00:13:06.820 They actually had a year
00:13:07.900 that looks pretty solid.
00:13:10.040 So our banking looks like it'll survive.
00:13:13.600 There's still a little wait and see on today
00:13:15.380 for the smaller banks,
00:13:16.400 but it looks like it's going to survive.
00:13:18.180 It looks like the economy
00:13:19.520 made it through the pandemic.
00:13:23.300 Almost everything is trending positive.
00:13:25.540 I believe we're producing more energy.
00:13:28.580 I believe the price of gas
00:13:30.300 is down to where it was pre-pandemic.
00:13:32.800 There's a lot of stuff going right.
00:13:35.740 A lot of stuff going right.
00:13:37.740 And do I have to mention
00:13:39.120 that you no longer
00:13:40.360 have to wear a mask on airplanes.
00:13:42.920 You don't have to get
00:13:43.540 your vaccinations to fly.
00:13:46.400 Mortgages are crazy.
00:13:48.640 Interest rates are crazy.
00:13:49.960 That's not ideal.
00:13:52.080 But I think the housing market
00:13:54.220 was overheated.
00:13:56.920 Even though it's bad
00:13:58.100 for people trying to buy
00:13:59.440 into the housing market,
00:14:01.100 I feel like we needed
00:14:02.280 those higher interest rates.
00:14:04.640 Because didn't you think
00:14:05.380 a bubble was forming in real,
00:14:07.140 well, it probably did,
00:14:08.040 in real estate.
00:14:09.440 It was just going up too fast.
00:14:11.640 There was no way
00:14:12.260 that was sustainable.
00:14:13.860 So even the higher interest rates
00:14:16.180 that are putting a drag on housing
00:14:18.200 probably was the right thing.
00:14:21.020 So there's a lot going right.
00:14:23.580 All right, here's another piece of news.
00:14:26.720 Well, I guess it's not all good news.
00:14:30.200 There's an over-the-counter
00:14:31.400 birth control pill
00:14:33.020 that got approved.
00:14:33.740 So now you don't need your doctor
00:14:35.920 to get your birth control.
00:14:37.760 You just get it over-the-counter.
00:14:40.180 I don't know if it said
00:14:41.380 you had to be over 18.
00:14:42.500 I didn't see that.
00:14:43.120 Did anybody see that?
00:14:44.620 Do you know what age you can buy it?
00:14:47.440 Is there an age limit
00:14:49.840 for the new pill?
00:14:52.520 Probably no, right?
00:14:54.280 Because it's over-the-counter.
00:14:56.880 Well, I guess it could have
00:14:58.000 an age restriction.
00:14:58.920 Anyway, I don't know about that.
00:15:02.480 But as we've talked to
00:15:05.300 in other live streams,
00:15:08.200 I am of the belief
00:15:10.400 that the birth control pill
00:15:12.240 changes the personality
00:15:13.500 of the person taking it.
00:15:15.060 How many of you would agree
00:15:16.600 with that statement?
00:15:18.240 That birth control changes
00:15:19.680 the personality of the person taking it.
00:15:22.040 So most of you think that's true.
00:15:23.560 Now, I'm no scientist,
00:15:24.700 so I'm not making it
00:15:25.620 a scientific claim.
00:15:26.620 For me, it's an observational claim.
00:15:29.460 Just observational.
00:15:35.960 All right.
00:15:37.180 So my second question is,
00:15:40.940 is there another country
00:15:41.900 I can go to
00:15:42.720 where they don't have
00:15:43.480 the pill over-the-counter?
00:15:45.120 Because I'm not sure
00:15:46.000 I want to live in this one anymore.
00:15:48.620 Because, you know,
00:15:51.380 I hate to say it,
00:15:53.620 but I was listening
00:15:57.860 to an Instagram reels yesterday
00:16:00.860 in which some influencer type
00:16:03.260 was talking about some studies.
00:16:05.500 And I've heard about these studies,
00:16:07.000 but I wonder if they're debunked.
00:16:09.400 So if there's any debunkers here,
00:16:11.680 maybe you've got time
00:16:12.500 to Google it while I'm talking.
00:16:14.460 Has it been debunked
00:16:15.780 that women change their preferences
00:16:17.840 for what kind of man they like,
00:16:20.680 who they're attracted to,
00:16:21.820 based on whether they're on the pill
00:16:23.860 or off the pill?
00:16:25.340 So I saw that claim.
00:16:29.100 As far as you know,
00:16:30.300 does that study,
00:16:32.560 did it stand up
00:16:33.640 to peer review and everything?
00:16:35.880 I'm seeing some no's
00:16:37.120 and some yes's.
00:16:38.780 So I'm going to say
00:16:39.340 that's a baby.
00:16:40.220 I'm not sure that's true.
00:16:41.980 You know, all science
00:16:42.860 is questionable these days.
00:16:44.640 So the fact that it was a study
00:16:46.460 would be no more than
00:16:48.140 50% chance it's true.
00:16:49.880 But I tend to lean toward it
00:16:52.980 because it looks true to me
00:16:53.920 in my life.
00:16:55.420 So I don't know
00:16:56.320 for what that's worth.
00:16:58.500 All right.
00:16:59.800 Well, we'll see if that
00:17:01.040 destroys America or not.
00:17:04.540 Elon Musk was asked
00:17:06.140 about aliens again.
00:17:08.260 And, oh, let me just finish
00:17:09.420 that point.
00:17:10.260 The belief was
00:17:11.920 that women who are on the pill
00:17:14.340 are looking for a guy
00:17:16.280 who's like a beta male provider.
00:17:20.920 And when they're off the pill,
00:17:22.380 they're looking for the alpha man
00:17:23.760 who will just, you know,
00:17:24.640 rock their world.
00:17:26.380 Is that basically the way
00:17:27.660 it was supposed to go?
00:17:28.980 I don't know if it's true.
00:17:30.920 Don't know if it's true.
00:17:32.120 But it seems like it would be.
00:17:34.520 You know, I guess logically,
00:17:36.180 I can't see how it wouldn't be true.
00:17:38.760 Are you the same person
00:17:40.060 when your libido is low?
00:17:41.600 You know, if you're a man,
00:17:44.620 let's do the man's equivalent.
00:17:47.280 When I feel my libido is low,
00:17:49.300 it changes my entire personality.
00:17:52.140 And when it's high,
00:17:53.200 it's just I'm a different person
00:17:54.300 completely.
00:17:55.500 So why would that be different
00:17:56.780 for women?
00:17:58.460 That if their sex hormones
00:18:00.220 in any way are adjusted,
00:18:03.480 it seems like it would ease out
00:18:06.240 through your personality.
00:18:07.860 I've noticed that on days
00:18:09.320 when I have a lot of inflammation
00:18:11.740 in my body,
00:18:12.860 you know, just general inflammation
00:18:14.100 from exercise or whatever,
00:18:16.020 that I'm in less good mood
00:18:17.840 on those days.
00:18:19.460 Have you ever had that?
00:18:20.640 Like your body is sore
00:18:21.860 and it makes you cranky.
00:18:25.600 Right?
00:18:26.540 So it seems like there are just
00:18:28.200 all kinds of things
00:18:29.860 which could have some
00:18:30.800 smallish effect on your body
00:18:32.680 that actually changes
00:18:34.620 your personality
00:18:35.360 in a fundamental way.
00:18:37.040 So we are messing
00:18:37.980 with people's personalities,
00:18:39.260 I think.
00:18:41.180 All right.
00:18:41.700 Elon Musk was asked
00:18:42.720 yet again about the aliens.
00:18:45.780 And he said,
00:18:46.960 quote,
00:18:47.300 I have not seen any evidence
00:18:48.580 of aliens,
00:18:49.140 which is a problem.
00:18:50.460 It means that life
00:18:51.300 and consciousness
00:18:51.920 might be incredibly rare.
00:18:54.380 Maybe we are it,
00:18:55.640 at least in this galaxy.
00:18:57.400 Now, people quickly pointed out,
00:18:59.980 because I tweeted this,
00:19:01.260 they quickly pointed out,
00:19:02.720 how would Elon Musk know
00:19:04.800 if there's any aliens?
00:19:06.060 Because the amount of
00:19:08.660 the universe which has been mapped
00:19:11.120 or that we could see light from it
00:19:13.180 or we could check it out directly
00:19:14.480 is, you know,
00:19:15.560 way less than 1%.
00:19:18.380 Right?
00:19:19.060 It's the tiniest fraction of 1%.
00:19:22.620 It's like so much less than 1%.
00:19:24.800 I don't even know how many zeros
00:19:26.660 there are before the one.
00:19:28.100 It's a lot.
00:19:29.840 Right?
00:19:30.180 The massiveness of the universe
00:19:31.960 can't even be held in your head.
00:19:33.720 You can't describe it.
00:19:35.520 You can't put a number on it.
00:19:36.540 It's just overwhelmingly large.
00:19:39.480 So to say that we,
00:19:41.460 to say we haven't seen any,
00:19:45.500 would you say that's no indication
00:19:47.080 whatsoever
00:19:48.260 of whether or not they exist?
00:19:51.200 Is that fair?
00:19:53.940 Not seeing them has nothing to do
00:19:55.800 with whether they exist.
00:19:56.800 You know,
00:19:59.340 then there's the counter-theory
00:20:00.820 that they would have had
00:20:02.840 at least some,
00:20:04.280 if there were anybody out there,
00:20:05.700 here's the counter-theory,
00:20:06.940 if anybody out there
00:20:08.240 was other life,
00:20:10.080 it's probably not one.
00:20:12.080 Right?
00:20:13.260 It would be the least likely thing
00:20:15.360 is that there are only two of us.
00:20:17.200 I would say that's the least likely possibility
00:20:19.760 is the whole universe
00:20:21.440 had two,
00:20:22.900 just two planets.
00:20:23.740 One seems more likely than two
00:20:26.680 because of how unlikely it is.
00:20:29.620 But if you could have two,
00:20:31.360 I feel like you could have a lot of them.
00:20:33.340 Right?
00:20:33.580 It means it's not that uncommon.
00:20:36.060 So if you had a lot of them
00:20:37.780 and you also had 13 billion years
00:20:40.500 for some of them to advance
00:20:42.480 and maybe some of them
00:20:43.820 got a little head start,
00:20:45.440 imagine what human civilization
00:20:47.040 would be like
00:20:48.040 in just 100 years.
00:20:50.420 Just imagine that.
00:20:53.060 Human civilization
00:20:54.120 in just 100 years from now
00:20:55.920 will be colonizing space,
00:20:58.560 will have AI.
00:20:59.700 I mean, it's unimaginable
00:21:00.900 how much,
00:21:02.180 how advanced we'll be.
00:21:03.980 Maybe we'll even have a way
00:21:05.280 to go to those other stars
00:21:06.480 without the restrictions of,
00:21:09.240 you know,
00:21:10.040 of physics, I guess.
00:21:11.740 So,
00:21:12.660 it would take so little,
00:21:15.660 so little
00:21:16.400 for, you know,
00:21:17.800 some other planet of creatures
00:21:19.860 to be more advanced than us.
00:21:22.320 It would just be the easiest thing.
00:21:23.780 I mean,
00:21:24.000 what are the odds
00:21:24.520 that they're exactly as advanced?
00:21:27.240 Basically none.
00:21:28.760 So they're either going to be
00:21:29.600 more advanced or less advanced.
00:21:32.020 And if there's a bunch of them,
00:21:33.540 some of them are going to be
00:21:34.480 way more advanced.
00:21:36.120 And they could have reached,
00:21:37.560 they could have reached our planet by now.
00:21:40.060 Or have signaled us
00:21:41.240 or have seen us or something.
00:21:43.240 But,
00:21:44.160 no matter how many there are
00:21:45.440 and how advanced they are,
00:21:46.400 it still doesn't overcome
00:21:47.980 the vastness of the universe.
00:21:50.820 So there could be
00:21:51.440 gigantic galaxies
00:21:52.960 that are fully,
00:21:54.100 like,
00:21:55.020 teeming with life.
00:21:55.940 Like the entire galaxy,
00:21:57.080 not just the planet.
00:21:58.320 I don't think we'd necessarily see them.
00:22:01.520 So,
00:22:02.100 I would agree that
00:22:03.140 we don't know.
00:22:05.220 But I would say
00:22:06.280 there's one situation
00:22:07.500 in which
00:22:08.060 we are almost certainly
00:22:11.600 the only civilization.
00:22:13.900 and that's if we're a simulation.
00:22:17.640 Because if we're a simulation,
00:22:19.160 we're built
00:22:19.540 like we would build
00:22:21.480 a video game.
00:22:22.800 When you buy a video game,
00:22:25.520 is not the domain
00:22:26.940 of the video game fixed?
00:22:28.940 You can't go beyond
00:22:30.100 what the programmers created.
00:22:32.800 And they would never create
00:22:34.120 a video game
00:22:34.760 that you could play.
00:22:36.100 But separately,
00:22:37.000 there's another video game
00:22:38.220 of a whole other world,
00:22:39.860 but you can't get to it
00:22:41.040 or see it.
00:22:41.560 The programmers
00:22:43.600 wouldn't build
00:22:44.220 that other world
00:22:44.840 that you couldn't get to
00:22:45.780 and can't see.
00:22:47.540 And they certainly
00:22:48.360 wouldn't put people on it.
00:22:49.780 That would be
00:22:50.140 a huge waste of time
00:22:51.040 because the players
00:22:51.720 can't see it.
00:22:53.020 So that's what
00:22:53.760 our real universe is like.
00:22:55.620 There's no way,
00:22:56.560 if we are a simulation,
00:22:58.360 and it's probably
00:22:58.860 a trillion to one ounce
00:22:59.920 that we are,
00:23:00.900 if we're a simulation,
00:23:02.560 it wouldn't really make sense
00:23:04.060 that the other planets
00:23:05.400 are occupied.
00:23:06.980 They could be.
00:23:08.160 There's nothing
00:23:08.660 that would prevent it,
00:23:09.860 but there's also
00:23:10.640 no reason
00:23:11.320 that they would
00:23:11.820 be occupied
00:23:12.380 because you might
00:23:13.480 limit the game
00:23:14.200 to like one galaxy
00:23:15.480 or something.
00:23:17.080 So the simulation theory
00:23:20.000 is the perfect explanation
00:23:21.740 of why you haven't
00:23:22.420 seen any other aliens.
00:23:24.480 Doesn't mean it's true.
00:23:26.020 It's not proof.
00:23:27.340 But it is consistent
00:23:28.780 with us being a simulation,
00:23:31.040 and it's very inconsistent
00:23:32.300 with a universe
00:23:34.100 teeming with life
00:23:35.420 because life is common.
00:23:36.700 So, again,
00:23:39.460 no proof,
00:23:40.400 but things that
00:23:41.060 lean you in one direction.
00:23:43.920 Musk also predicted
00:23:44.880 that we might be
00:23:46.560 five to six years
00:23:47.380 away from AI
00:23:48.300 superintelligence.
00:23:49.880 Now, there's no definition
00:23:51.120 for what
00:23:51.560 superintelligence means,
00:23:52.740 but I think he was
00:23:53.320 talking about
00:23:53.740 smarter than people.
00:23:55.740 Does that sound right
00:23:56.460 to you?
00:23:57.040 Five, six years?
00:24:00.640 Here's what it
00:24:01.300 sounds like to me.
00:24:02.020 I believe that Elon knows,
00:24:05.020 as most of the people
00:24:06.360 in the field know,
00:24:07.520 that the so-called AGI
00:24:08.960 or the advanced
00:24:10.020 general intelligence
00:24:11.100 that they're trying
00:24:11.920 to reach,
00:24:12.820 as opposed to the
00:24:13.860 current version,
00:24:14.620 which is just
00:24:15.080 pattern recognition AI,
00:24:17.560 but nobody knows
00:24:18.960 how to make it.
00:24:21.380 So,
00:24:22.080 I would say
00:24:23.640 the predicting
00:24:24.620 when we'll have
00:24:25.600 that fully AGI
00:24:27.800 intelligent AI,
00:24:29.500 that's exactly like
00:24:30.640 predicting when
00:24:31.260 you'll have fusion.
00:24:32.020 In order to
00:24:34.980 make it work,
00:24:36.000 somebody would have
00:24:36.740 to invent something
00:24:37.840 that they've never
00:24:39.240 invented before.
00:24:40.920 And how can you
00:24:41.560 predict that?
00:24:43.000 How do you know
00:24:43.480 that in five or six years
00:24:44.640 somebody's going to
00:24:46.340 invent a thing
00:24:47.160 that never existed
00:24:48.320 and nobody knows
00:24:49.640 how to make now?
00:24:51.180 I mean,
00:24:51.400 that's a pretty big leap.
00:24:53.820 You might be right.
00:24:54.760 I'm not saying
00:24:55.300 he's wrong.
00:24:56.680 But,
00:24:57.180 and I also agree
00:24:58.820 with him
00:24:59.260 that if he go out
00:25:00.100 five or six years
00:25:01.180 pretty much
00:25:03.400 anything feels
00:25:04.140 possible.
00:25:06.620 So,
00:25:07.680 oh,
00:25:07.920 it's a reasonable
00:25:08.920 estimate,
00:25:09.600 so he's not crazy
00:25:10.420 with his estimate.
00:25:11.520 But I would say
00:25:12.160 this,
00:25:13.400 there is some
00:25:15.140 chance it's not
00:25:15.900 doable,
00:25:17.140 and I'm still
00:25:18.080 on that page.
00:25:19.820 I don't think
00:25:20.760 you can make
00:25:21.220 intelligence,
00:25:22.000 and here's the
00:25:23.240 summary version
00:25:24.120 of why.
00:25:24.500 the reason you
00:25:26.260 can't make
00:25:26.700 something smarter
00:25:27.620 in a general
00:25:28.460 intelligence way
00:25:29.240 than humans
00:25:30.300 is because
00:25:31.760 our own
00:25:32.580 intelligence
00:25:33.100 is an illusion.
00:25:35.240 In other words,
00:25:36.180 you're trying to
00:25:36.700 make something
00:25:37.440 in the real world
00:25:38.320 that's better
00:25:39.220 than an illusion.
00:25:40.660 The illusion
00:25:41.580 never existed,
00:25:43.380 so you can't
00:25:44.080 be something
00:25:44.680 that didn't exist
00:25:45.760 by creating
00:25:47.620 something that's
00:25:48.320 even more
00:25:49.060 unlikely.
00:25:50.240 I don't think
00:25:51.800 I did a good
00:25:52.340 job of that,
00:25:53.320 but intelligence
00:25:54.360 is an illusion.
00:25:59.200 So sit down
00:26:00.360 with your
00:26:00.760 smartest friends
00:26:01.480 on politics
00:26:02.240 and have a
00:26:03.120 conversation.
00:26:04.240 Will you walk
00:26:04.980 away thinking,
00:26:05.640 wow, I've got
00:26:06.020 smart friends
00:26:06.720 because they
00:26:07.520 agree with me?
00:26:08.980 Not everything,
00:26:10.260 but we agree
00:26:11.260 on so much
00:26:12.000 that, God,
00:26:12.680 those are some
00:26:13.160 smarter friends.
00:26:13.820 I really think
00:26:14.300 they're following
00:26:14.740 the news
00:26:15.140 and paying
00:26:15.460 attention.
00:26:16.720 Now go to
00:26:17.820 the opposite
00:26:18.720 group,
00:26:19.280 let's say it's
00:26:19.880 whatever the
00:26:20.340 opposite of your
00:26:20.960 politics is.
00:26:21.680 Have the same
00:26:22.680 conversation
00:26:23.260 on the same
00:26:23.800 topics.
00:26:24.740 You're going
00:26:25.220 to walk
00:26:25.540 away thinking
00:26:26.040 they're the
00:26:26.620 dumbest people
00:26:27.240 you've ever
00:26:27.640 met in your
00:26:28.040 life.
00:26:29.280 Do you know
00:26:29.680 why?
00:26:30.420 Because you
00:26:30.900 believe you're
00:26:31.600 smart.
00:26:32.920 You believe
00:26:33.400 you're smart.
00:26:34.360 So you're
00:26:34.680 using your
00:26:35.160 own intelligence
00:26:36.520 as a way to
00:26:37.460 judge the
00:26:37.960 other intelligences.
00:26:39.500 Oh, the
00:26:40.120 ones that
00:26:40.460 agree with
00:26:40.920 me?
00:26:41.860 Brilliant.
00:26:42.820 Very
00:26:43.120 brilliant.
00:26:44.140 The ones
00:26:44.600 that disagree
00:26:45.040 with me?
00:26:45.660 You idiots.
00:26:47.400 You fools.
00:26:49.400 That's human
00:26:50.180 intelligence.
00:26:51.680 And worse,
00:26:53.840 that's human
00:26:54.580 intelligence at
00:26:55.640 every level of
00:26:56.720 human intelligence.
00:26:57.920 I just
00:26:58.520 described a
00:26:59.420 PhD.
00:27:01.040 PhD.
00:27:02.280 You know,
00:27:02.540 most educated
00:27:03.260 human you
00:27:04.160 could have.
00:27:05.420 Double
00:27:05.780 PhD.
00:27:06.960 You put them
00:27:07.480 with their
00:27:07.760 friends, they
00:27:08.220 think their
00:27:08.560 friends are
00:27:08.920 brilliant.
00:27:09.900 Put them
00:27:10.220 with the
00:27:10.480 people who
00:27:10.840 have different
00:27:11.280 political
00:27:11.720 opinions,
00:27:12.260 oh, these
00:27:12.580 guys are
00:27:12.900 idiots.
00:27:13.980 Read some
00:27:14.420 science.
00:27:15.920 Right?
00:27:16.040 So how
00:27:17.000 are we
00:27:17.300 going to
00:27:17.580 judge that
00:27:18.120 how do
00:27:19.080 you make
00:27:19.440 something that
00:27:21.040 doesn't exist?
00:27:22.280 They're trying
00:27:22.900 to imitate
00:27:23.340 something that
00:27:24.020 doesn't exist in
00:27:24.840 the first
00:27:25.140 place.
00:27:26.100 So I think
00:27:26.540 it's logically
00:27:27.200 impossible.
00:27:29.880 All right,
00:27:30.500 but we'll see.
00:27:31.380 I'd love to be
00:27:32.000 wrong.
00:27:33.120 If there's
00:27:34.040 anything that
00:27:34.740 I'd like to be
00:27:36.440 wrong about,
00:27:37.420 it'd be that.
00:27:37.960 All right,
00:27:40.880 there's more
00:27:41.960 noise about
00:27:43.140 Ray Epps.
00:27:46.000 And I think
00:27:46.800 Tim Poole
00:27:47.300 noticed this
00:27:47.960 and some
00:27:48.300 others did.
00:27:49.140 I saw
00:27:49.480 Jack Posobiec
00:27:50.180 tweeting about
00:27:50.720 it.
00:27:51.520 And Jack
00:27:52.280 said,
00:27:53.300 Washington
00:27:53.660 Post,
00:27:54.000 New York
00:27:54.200 Times,
00:27:54.600 Bloomberg,
00:27:55.100 and Rolling
00:27:55.460 Stone are
00:27:56.620 now not
00:27:57.240 referring to
00:27:57.880 January 6th
00:27:58.680 as an
00:27:59.040 insurrection
00:27:59.500 or even
00:28:00.500 a riot.
00:28:01.700 Why?
00:28:02.580 Because they
00:28:03.040 are now
00:28:03.380 defending
00:28:03.960 Ray Epps.
00:28:05.580 So Ray
00:28:06.140 Epps is
00:28:06.660 suing Fox
00:28:07.480 News.
00:28:08.560 For accusing
00:28:09.880 him of being
00:28:10.440 an instigator.
00:28:12.000 He's on
00:28:12.900 video being
00:28:13.580 an instigator.
00:28:15.800 But, you
00:28:16.140 know, Fox
00:28:16.720 News, I
00:28:17.080 think, may
00:28:17.360 have gone
00:28:17.640 further and
00:28:18.200 said he
00:28:18.400 was a
00:28:18.640 fad.
00:28:20.140 Now, he
00:28:20.760 denies all
00:28:21.320 that, of
00:28:21.620 course.
00:28:22.580 And now
00:28:24.760 the news is
00:28:25.680 when they're
00:28:26.260 defending
00:28:27.180 Ray Epps
00:28:27.920 against Fox
00:28:29.220 News, they're
00:28:30.220 calling January
00:28:30.880 6th, quote,
00:28:32.080 and you can
00:28:32.980 actually see the
00:28:33.640 screenshots of
00:28:34.340 this.
00:28:35.180 Those entities
00:28:35.980 are calling
00:28:36.480 January 6th
00:28:37.480 rallies,
00:28:38.660 demonstrations,
00:28:39.520 and protests.
00:28:41.180 That's right.
00:28:42.000 When they
00:28:42.360 wanted to
00:28:43.040 impeach
00:28:46.460 Trump, it
00:28:47.500 was all
00:28:47.860 insurrectionist
00:28:48.820 coups.
00:28:49.800 All just
00:28:50.500 insurrectionist,
00:28:52.080 traitorous coups.
00:28:53.260 But the
00:28:54.080 moment they're
00:28:54.660 defending the
00:28:55.280 guy who
00:28:55.680 was actually
00:28:56.200 one of the
00:28:56.700 main
00:28:57.100 protagonists,
00:28:59.400 is that the
00:29:00.000 right word
00:29:00.320 for this?
00:29:01.960 Suddenly,
00:29:03.200 no, it's
00:29:03.740 not an
00:29:04.020 insurrection,
00:29:04.640 it's not a
00:29:05.060 coup, it's
00:29:05.520 not a
00:29:06.300 riot, it's
00:29:07.380 a rally and
00:29:08.480 a demonstration.
00:29:09.640 It's a
00:29:10.040 protest.
00:29:11.000 It's a
00:29:11.340 protest.
00:29:13.600 Now, the
00:29:14.280 amazing thing is
00:29:15.200 that they can do
00:29:15.840 this right in
00:29:16.460 front of the
00:29:16.860 world, and
00:29:18.340 unless you
00:29:18.820 follow Twitter,
00:29:19.620 Twitter, you
00:29:20.580 probably didn't
00:29:21.140 notice.
00:29:23.160 You know, all
00:29:24.460 of us watching
00:29:25.180 this are in
00:29:26.100 this weird
00:29:26.620 little, tiniest
00:29:27.620 of little
00:29:28.020 bubble, which
00:29:29.080 is people who
00:29:29.640 actually pay
00:29:30.140 attention to
00:29:30.720 the political
00:29:31.260 news.
00:29:33.020 The people,
00:29:33.680 your neighbor
00:29:34.120 has no idea
00:29:34.840 this happened,
00:29:36.000 right?
00:29:36.960 Do you think
00:29:37.400 your neighbor
00:29:37.940 knows that the
00:29:38.880 entire fake
00:29:40.080 news industry
00:29:40.800 just changed
00:29:41.500 their framing
00:29:42.360 to fit today's
00:29:44.400 narrative?
00:29:45.620 They don't
00:29:46.040 know that.
00:29:47.080 I mean, we
00:29:47.420 know because
00:29:48.040 they're sharp
00:29:48.980 observers.
00:29:50.140 I wouldn't
00:29:50.580 have even
00:29:50.880 noticed, right?
00:29:51.700 I do this
00:29:52.180 for a living,
00:29:52.860 basically.
00:29:53.520 I wouldn't
00:29:54.000 have noticed.
00:29:55.820 But I'm glad
00:29:56.520 Tim Poole did.
00:29:57.720 I'm glad Jack
00:29:58.580 Posobiec noticed
00:29:59.460 because they
00:30:00.720 told me, and
00:30:01.460 at least I
00:30:02.160 interact with
00:30:03.120 this material,
00:30:03.840 so I saw it
00:30:04.380 and I can
00:30:04.680 tell you.
00:30:05.760 But your
00:30:06.560 neighbor doesn't
00:30:07.260 know this.
00:30:08.460 Your neighbor
00:30:09.000 does not
00:30:09.700 know this.
00:30:11.020 This is
00:30:11.320 like one of
00:30:11.840 the most
00:30:12.700 important things
00:30:13.580 to know to
00:30:14.560 understand your
00:30:15.580 world.
00:30:16.940 If you don't
00:30:17.540 understand that
00:30:18.200 the entire news
00:30:19.060 industry,
00:30:19.620 the mainstream
00:30:20.100 news anyway,
00:30:21.400 in lockstep,
00:30:23.040 just changed
00:30:23.720 their entire
00:30:24.420 narrative that
00:30:25.260 was their
00:30:25.640 strongest narrative
00:30:26.780 for two years,
00:30:28.480 two and a half
00:30:28.880 years.
00:30:29.400 It was their
00:30:29.960 strongest unified
00:30:31.580 narrative, and
00:30:32.440 they dropped it
00:30:33.160 like that.
00:30:34.780 The minute it
00:30:35.680 wasn't convenient.
00:30:37.460 Meaning, they
00:30:38.780 never intended to
00:30:39.740 tell you news.
00:30:41.020 They always
00:30:41.700 intended to tell
00:30:42.600 you propaganda.
00:30:43.600 because you
00:30:45.240 don't change
00:30:45.740 the news,
00:30:47.800 you do change
00:30:49.100 your propaganda.
00:30:54.180 If you
00:30:54.720 believe he's a
00:30:55.280 Fed, nothing
00:30:55.820 will convince you
00:30:56.740 he's not.
00:30:57.640 I don't
00:30:58.520 necessarily think
00:31:00.040 he was a
00:31:00.380 Fed.
00:31:01.900 I don't know
00:31:02.280 if I've ever
00:31:02.720 said that.
00:31:03.540 Have I ever
00:31:03.920 said that?
00:31:04.800 I don't
00:31:05.320 necessarily think
00:31:06.240 he is.
00:31:06.540 But the
00:31:08.480 way he was
00:31:09.000 treated seems
00:31:10.220 to be clearly
00:31:11.120 different from
00:31:12.380 the way others
00:31:13.060 were treated.
00:31:14.380 And there's no
00:31:14.940 explanation for
00:31:15.740 that.
00:31:16.840 What do I tell
00:31:17.600 you when the
00:31:18.060 government doesn't
00:31:18.820 explain something?
00:31:20.380 They're guilty.
00:31:21.920 They're guilty.
00:31:23.300 Now, that doesn't
00:31:24.020 mean they are,
00:31:24.900 but you should
00:31:25.580 have as an
00:31:26.660 operating assumption
00:31:27.620 that when your
00:31:28.900 government isn't
00:31:29.740 clear with you,
00:31:31.060 they're hiding
00:31:31.640 something and
00:31:32.200 they're guilty.
00:31:32.880 They're not like
00:31:33.460 people.
00:31:34.760 People are
00:31:35.460 innocent until
00:31:36.400 proven guilty.
00:31:37.660 That's what
00:31:38.100 makes civilization
00:31:38.960 work.
00:31:39.860 You take that
00:31:40.440 away, it's a
00:31:40.920 big problem.
00:31:42.300 But governments
00:31:42.900 are the opposite
00:31:43.500 of that.
00:31:43.880 They're the flip
00:31:44.300 side.
00:31:45.020 If a government
00:31:45.700 isn't being
00:31:46.320 transparent, you
00:31:47.220 should assume
00:31:47.820 they're guilty.
00:31:48.840 That's the
00:31:49.500 best working
00:31:51.220 assumption for
00:31:51.980 the health of
00:31:52.600 the republic.
00:31:53.780 You should
00:31:54.380 assume they're
00:31:54.880 guilty.
00:31:55.660 So the way
00:31:56.400 they're presenting
00:31:56.980 themselves is as
00:31:58.220 guilty parties.
00:31:59.600 You should
00:32:00.020 accept them at
00:32:00.800 their word or
00:32:01.800 accept what
00:32:02.360 they're telling
00:32:02.760 you, which is
00:32:03.840 if we're being
00:32:04.880 weird about it,
00:32:06.400 that's the
00:32:07.140 message.
00:32:07.860 The message is
00:32:08.580 not the words.
00:32:10.180 What the
00:32:10.540 government says
00:32:11.200 in words is
00:32:11.820 blah, blah,
00:32:12.320 blah, blah, blah,
00:32:13.560 blah, blah, blah.
00:32:14.240 That means
00:32:14.740 nothing.
00:32:15.160 Just ignore the
00:32:15.740 words.
00:32:16.260 Just watch what
00:32:16.860 they're doing.
00:32:18.180 We're not going
00:32:18.680 to tell you about
00:32:19.920 them.
00:32:21.660 Okay, now we
00:32:22.720 know.
00:32:23.500 Now we know
00:32:24.200 how to act.
00:32:25.400 We don't know
00:32:26.120 the truth.
00:32:27.380 Let me be clear
00:32:28.120 about this.
00:32:29.080 We don't know
00:32:29.820 the truth, but we
00:32:31.380 know how to act.
00:32:33.320 And that's all
00:32:33.940 you need.
00:32:34.760 The only thing
00:32:35.880 you need is to
00:32:36.440 know how to
00:32:36.840 act, and then
00:32:38.060 you're good.
00:32:39.040 So if the
00:32:39.620 government is
00:32:40.360 treating us like
00:32:41.480 they can't tell
00:32:42.160 us, you can act
00:32:43.520 like it's true.
00:32:44.900 I don't know
00:32:45.280 what you do
00:32:45.620 about it.
00:32:46.400 Make sure you
00:32:47.160 vote or do
00:32:48.900 something like
00:32:49.360 that.
00:32:49.780 But do something
00:32:50.480 that's healthy
00:32:51.200 and legal,
00:32:52.080 ideally.
00:32:54.720 All right.
00:32:57.120 And I saw
00:32:58.660 this report, but
00:32:59.880 it was only on a
00:33:00.440 tweet without a
00:33:01.120 source.
00:33:01.440 Somebody give
00:33:02.380 me a fact
00:33:02.860 check on this.
00:33:04.560 Is it a fact
00:33:05.840 that the
00:33:06.380 Department of
00:33:06.900 Justice notified
00:33:08.500 Epps that it
00:33:09.120 would seek to
00:33:09.720 charge him
00:33:10.160 criminally for
00:33:11.040 January 6th?
00:33:14.000 I saw that
00:33:14.800 reported, but I
00:33:16.200 didn't see it in
00:33:16.780 a news source.
00:33:18.160 I just saw it
00:33:18.600 on a tweet.
00:33:19.500 Is that true?
00:33:21.440 Because I
00:33:21.980 haven't heard
00:33:22.420 that.
00:33:24.280 He claims in
00:33:25.220 his lawsuit?
00:33:28.320 I don't know.
00:33:30.460 Said he was
00:33:31.160 charged in May.
00:33:31.860 Oh, did he
00:33:32.300 say that?
00:33:33.240 Did Ray
00:33:33.740 Epps say he
00:33:34.300 was charged
00:33:34.700 in May?
00:33:36.940 Or is
00:33:37.500 somebody saying
00:33:38.140 they think he
00:33:39.480 was?
00:33:40.380 He claims that
00:33:41.400 in his lawsuit.
00:33:42.320 All right.
00:33:42.540 So somebody in
00:33:43.060 the comments,
00:33:43.700 okay, I'm
00:33:44.080 seeing several
00:33:44.600 people saying
00:33:45.180 that his own
00:33:46.300 lawsuit claims
00:33:47.240 that he was
00:33:48.000 looking at
00:33:49.960 charges in May.
00:33:52.000 Okay.
00:33:52.760 So maybe there
00:33:53.500 is something
00:33:53.820 happening there
00:33:54.380 that we don't
00:33:54.760 know about.
00:33:56.980 And of
00:33:57.580 course, all
00:33:58.500 of this, the
00:33:59.220 mainstream media
00:34:00.240 are sporting
00:34:01.560 Epps because
00:34:02.740 Epps is going
00:34:03.440 after Fox
00:34:04.240 News, who
00:34:04.940 is the
00:34:05.260 competitor to
00:34:06.040 the other
00:34:06.400 mainstream media.
00:34:08.080 Now, ask
00:34:09.000 your neighbor,
00:34:10.480 does your
00:34:10.960 neighbor know
00:34:11.540 that the
00:34:12.040 mainstream media
00:34:12.720 ganged up to
00:34:13.480 try to put
00:34:13.980 Fox News on
00:34:14.900 a business?
00:34:15.880 Because Fox
00:34:16.560 News is the
00:34:17.340 primary spoiler
00:34:20.540 to them being
00:34:22.180 able to control
00:34:22.920 the entire
00:34:23.420 narrative.
00:34:24.320 It's basically
00:34:25.380 the narrative
00:34:26.540 and then there's
00:34:27.280 Fox News.
00:34:27.880 Now, you
00:34:28.580 also have
00:34:28.980 your Breitbarts
00:34:29.680 and your
00:34:30.180 other entities,
00:34:31.560 but in terms
00:34:32.020 of total
00:34:32.500 impact, Fox
00:34:34.500 News is the
00:34:35.100 one that can
00:34:35.500 change the
00:34:35.940 narrative right
00:34:36.500 away.
00:34:38.520 So to me, it
00:34:39.380 just looks like
00:34:39.900 a competitive
00:34:40.620 battle that
00:34:41.880 people think
00:34:42.560 has something
00:34:42.980 to do with
00:34:43.480 news.
00:34:44.520 It's not
00:34:44.880 about news.
00:34:46.800 There's News
00:34:47.520 Max and
00:34:48.120 there's some
00:34:48.540 others, but
00:34:49.020 in terms of
00:34:49.940 size, Fox
00:34:50.800 News is kind
00:34:51.480 of commandingly
00:34:52.220 there.
00:34:53.160 All right, it's
00:34:53.540 a tough time to
00:34:54.500 be a Russian
00:34:55.080 commander.
00:34:56.220 I saw a tweet
00:34:56.620 from Paul
00:34:57.360 San, saying
00:34:59.120 one top
00:35:00.100 commander has
00:35:00.660 disappeared,
00:35:01.300 another was
00:35:01.620 killed in an
00:35:02.100 airstrike,
00:35:02.660 another accused
00:35:03.200 his leadership
00:35:03.720 of treachery
00:35:04.400 after being
00:35:04.820 fired, and
00:35:05.760 a fourth
00:35:06.220 former commander
00:35:06.940 was gunned
00:35:07.460 down while
00:35:07.900 on a jog.
00:35:09.080 It's a hard
00:35:09.560 day for Russian
00:35:10.200 military.
00:35:11.720 And then the
00:35:12.100 Wall Street
00:35:12.420 Journal says
00:35:13.340 the Kremlin's
00:35:14.760 effort to weed
00:35:15.280 out officers
00:35:15.960 suspected of
00:35:16.860 disloyalty is
00:35:17.560 broader than
00:35:18.180 publicly known.
00:35:19.720 Duh.
00:35:21.540 Is there
00:35:22.100 anyone here
00:35:22.580 who didn't
00:35:23.100 know that
00:35:24.600 Putin's
00:35:25.200 search for
00:35:26.120 traitors might
00:35:27.680 be privately
00:35:28.580 larger than
00:35:29.880 has been
00:35:30.260 reported?
00:35:32.260 Is that the
00:35:32.960 big surprise?
00:35:34.280 You don't
00:35:34.800 think Putin
00:35:35.300 was a little
00:35:36.100 bit concerned
00:35:36.820 about the
00:35:37.580 coup and
00:35:39.140 possible
00:35:39.800 traitors?
00:35:40.500 Oh yeah,
00:35:41.040 he was.
00:35:42.020 So it was
00:35:42.760 a bigger
00:35:43.020 effort than
00:35:43.420 you think.
00:35:44.480 And according
00:35:44.900 to some
00:35:46.540 people, at
00:35:48.160 least 13
00:35:48.900 senior officers
00:35:49.820 were detained
00:35:50.720 for questioning,
00:35:52.140 with some
00:35:52.540 released and
00:35:53.160 maybe 15
00:35:53.920 suspended from
00:35:54.740 duty or
00:35:55.220 fired.
00:35:56.120 So can
00:35:57.380 you even
00:35:57.780 imagine the
00:35:59.460 amount of
00:36:00.080 consternation in
00:36:01.200 the military
00:36:01.720 over there?
00:36:03.720 Because if
00:36:05.520 you had done
00:36:06.080 something, you
00:36:07.160 know, traitorous
00:36:07.860 or not, or
00:36:10.700 not, don't you
00:36:12.520 think you'd be
00:36:13.020 worried to death
00:36:13.720 that he thought
00:36:14.340 you did?
00:36:15.480 Because somebody
00:36:16.260 just has to
00:36:16.860 say, you
00:36:17.740 know, I think
00:36:18.240 that general,
00:36:19.500 you know, I
00:36:20.060 heard him
00:36:20.360 talking.
00:36:21.740 How much
00:36:22.360 evidence would
00:36:23.000 Putin require
00:36:23.760 before he killed
00:36:24.580 his own
00:36:24.920 general?
00:36:26.280 If you went
00:36:26.960 to Putin and
00:36:27.500 said, you
00:36:27.840 know, I
00:36:28.840 probably shouldn't
00:36:29.600 say this, but
00:36:31.020 Igor?
00:36:32.380 Igor was talking
00:36:33.420 some shit about
00:36:34.240 you.
00:36:35.120 It was very
00:36:35.940 traitorous.
00:36:37.780 It was kind of
00:36:38.320 traitorous the way
00:36:39.060 he was talking.
00:36:40.100 Well, did he do
00:36:40.880 anything?
00:36:41.300 No, he didn't do
00:36:42.000 anything.
00:36:42.740 I mean, I'm not
00:36:43.460 aware.
00:36:44.200 I wouldn't know
00:36:44.800 for sure.
00:36:45.720 But I heard him
00:36:46.520 talking.
00:36:46.960 Man, he was
00:36:47.420 talking some shit
00:36:48.060 about you.
00:36:49.600 You don't think
00:36:50.140 Putin would have
00:36:50.820 that person
00:36:51.340 arrested, fired,
00:36:52.320 or killed?
00:36:53.380 Of course he
00:36:53.880 would.
00:36:54.300 Because Putin
00:36:55.020 cannot take
00:36:56.200 chances.
00:36:57.820 He cannot
00:36:58.180 take chances.
00:36:59.860 If somebody
00:37:00.840 is maybe a
00:37:01.800 traitor, they're
00:37:03.240 probably already
00:37:03.940 dead.
00:37:05.200 So don't you
00:37:06.140 think that the
00:37:06.920 Russian military
00:37:08.400 has people
00:37:09.760 within it who
00:37:10.460 are jockeying
00:37:11.220 for promotions
00:37:12.140 by whispering
00:37:14.020 about their
00:37:14.680 boss?
00:37:16.340 Oh, yeah.
00:37:17.560 Because they're
00:37:18.380 just like every
00:37:19.180 other large group
00:37:20.100 of people.
00:37:21.280 You put any
00:37:21.980 large group
00:37:22.600 of people
00:37:23.100 together, and
00:37:25.000 some of those
00:37:25.700 people are
00:37:26.120 trying to kill
00:37:26.720 the others
00:37:27.240 every time, if
00:37:29.020 the group is
00:37:29.480 large enough.
00:37:30.800 There's always
00:37:31.440 somebody trying
00:37:31.900 to kill somebody
00:37:32.520 else in the
00:37:32.900 group.
00:37:33.420 It's humans.
00:37:34.900 So, yeah,
00:37:35.920 probably, probably
00:37:37.900 there are a bunch
00:37:38.640 of Russians in
00:37:39.520 the military who
00:37:40.800 are using this
00:37:41.500 as an opportunity
00:37:42.220 to take out
00:37:43.100 leaders who
00:37:44.420 are mean to
00:37:44.920 them, leaders
00:37:46.600 who are mean
00:37:47.100 to them, leaders
00:37:48.540 who are in
00:37:49.040 their way,
00:37:50.100 for promotion,
00:37:51.980 and leaders
00:37:52.640 who might be
00:37:53.160 doing things
00:37:53.800 such as, you
00:37:55.320 know, how
00:37:55.760 they're waging
00:37:56.220 the war, that
00:37:57.080 they don't
00:37:57.360 like.
00:37:58.580 Now, how is
00:37:59.140 Putin supposed
00:37:59.680 to tell the
00:38:00.220 difference between
00:38:01.500 somebody who's
00:38:02.220 just trying to
00:38:02.740 get rid of a
00:38:03.340 competitor and
00:38:04.800 somebody who's
00:38:05.460 really dropping
00:38:06.400 a dime on a
00:38:07.660 traitor?
00:38:08.680 You can't.
00:38:10.360 So, if you're
00:38:10.920 Putin, what do
00:38:11.520 you do?
00:38:12.540 There's only one
00:38:13.500 smart thing to
00:38:14.200 do.
00:38:15.040 It's get rid of
00:38:16.080 every single
00:38:16.840 person that
00:38:17.860 anybody has
00:38:18.620 whispered might be
00:38:19.380 a problem.
00:38:20.700 Anything short
00:38:21.440 of that would
00:38:22.680 be bad
00:38:23.140 dictator-ing.
00:38:24.320 I mean, Kim
00:38:24.760 Jong-un wouldn't
00:38:25.380 put up with
00:38:25.860 it.
00:38:26.960 He's lasted a
00:38:27.880 long time.
00:38:29.760 So, yeah, you
00:38:30.740 have to get rid
00:38:31.580 of everybody
00:38:32.540 who's even got
00:38:33.380 the stain of
00:38:34.500 once talked to
00:38:35.260 somebody who
00:38:35.820 was a traitor.
00:38:37.680 terror.
00:38:40.880 I don't know how
00:38:41.740 big this effect
00:38:42.720 will be, but I
00:38:45.660 keep telling you
00:38:46.320 that there are a
00:38:46.840 whole bunch of
00:38:47.600 variables in
00:38:49.560 Ukraine and
00:38:50.180 Russia where
00:38:51.180 there's something
00:38:51.700 that's teetering on
00:38:52.640 the edge of
00:38:53.200 changing everything,
00:38:54.060 but it just
00:38:55.420 keeps teetering,
00:38:56.900 and it doesn't
00:38:57.420 ever kind of
00:38:58.080 fall off, right?
00:38:59.460 Because we're
00:38:59.980 teetering on the
00:39:00.640 edge of somebody's
00:39:01.440 going to run out
00:39:02.060 of enough weapons,
00:39:03.880 teetering on the
00:39:04.620 edge of somebody's
00:39:05.440 not going to have
00:39:05.820 enough people,
00:39:06.420 teetering on the
00:39:08.060 edge of, you
00:39:08.980 know, just
00:39:09.320 everything.
00:39:09.900 But one of the
00:39:10.600 teeters is that
00:39:12.200 the Russian
00:39:12.720 military could be
00:39:13.980 close to collapse
00:39:15.360 in terms of
00:39:17.120 having a, you
00:39:18.320 know, let's say
00:39:19.240 a command line
00:39:21.060 that is obeyed.
00:39:22.920 So, I doubt
00:39:25.120 it.
00:39:25.680 If I had to bet,
00:39:27.160 I'd bet against
00:39:27.800 the military
00:39:28.360 collapsing.
00:39:30.560 But probably
00:39:31.840 there are 12
00:39:33.300 different things
00:39:34.060 over there that
00:39:35.300 are teetering on
00:39:36.060 the edge of
00:39:36.540 changing everything.
00:39:38.460 So, it's hard
00:39:39.120 to predict.
00:39:41.320 All right.
00:39:42.880 FBI's
00:39:43.880 Christopher Wray
00:39:45.580 testified to
00:39:46.340 Congress, and
00:39:48.100 if you think that
00:39:49.060 he did everything
00:39:49.720 he could not to
00:39:50.540 say anything useful
00:39:51.440 or newsworthy,
00:39:52.840 you're right.
00:39:53.580 You're right.
00:39:55.700 Can you tell us
00:39:56.680 about X?
00:39:57.400 Oh, that's still
00:39:58.220 under investigation.
00:39:59.760 I can't talk
00:40:00.460 about that.
00:40:01.200 Well, can you
00:40:01.620 tell us about Y?
00:40:02.900 Oh, well, I
00:40:05.280 don't know that
00:40:06.220 information, but I
00:40:07.080 can get back to
00:40:08.120 you.
00:40:08.560 I can totally get
00:40:09.180 back to you.
00:40:09.840 Well, how about
00:40:10.440 Z?
00:40:11.660 How about Z?
00:40:12.980 That's not
00:40:13.580 ringing a bell.
00:40:14.860 I don't even, I
00:40:15.560 have no recollection
00:40:16.500 of Z.
00:40:18.120 Well, here's a
00:40:19.180 document that tells
00:40:20.280 you all about the
00:40:21.020 FBI's knowledge of
00:40:22.000 Z.
00:40:22.440 Oh, that Z.
00:40:23.800 That Z.
00:40:24.880 Oh, right.
00:40:26.040 Now I remember.
00:40:26.940 So apparently he
00:40:29.080 was just as
00:40:29.620 worthless as you
00:40:30.400 could possibly
00:40:31.000 be, which
00:40:32.200 unfortunately is
00:40:33.300 also smart.
00:40:35.400 Unfortunately, he
00:40:36.580 played it exactly
00:40:37.600 the way you
00:40:39.440 probably should
00:40:40.260 because it didn't
00:40:41.760 create much
00:40:42.220 problems for him
00:40:43.060 and he didn't
00:40:43.520 make too much
00:40:44.200 news.
00:40:45.020 But a little bit
00:40:46.120 of news he did
00:40:46.800 make is on
00:40:49.480 Russia collusion.
00:40:51.160 And as Glenn
00:40:52.840 Greenwald pointed
00:40:53.580 out on Twitter,
00:40:55.240 that Ray
00:40:55.820 basically said
00:40:56.960 that the
00:40:57.500 Russia collusion,
00:40:58.760 the whole
00:40:59.500 situation, the
00:41:01.480 whole Russia
00:41:01.920 collusion hoax
00:41:02.740 should not have
00:41:03.960 happened.
00:41:05.320 So it's basically
00:41:06.420 an acknowledgement
00:41:07.220 that the FBI was
00:41:08.500 behind running a
00:41:09.540 giant hoax and
00:41:11.180 now the new
00:41:11.780 director says,
00:41:12.600 you know, that
00:41:13.180 shouldn't have
00:41:13.580 happened.
00:41:13.920 That was bad
00:41:14.480 behavior.
00:41:16.260 Have you seen
00:41:16.900 all the people
00:41:17.360 prosecuted or
00:41:18.900 fired by, did
00:41:20.580 Ray do anything?
00:41:21.720 Did Ray bring
00:41:22.440 anybody up on
00:41:23.040 charges?
00:41:24.600 No.
00:41:25.820 No.
00:41:26.760 He's admitting
00:41:27.540 the biggest crime
00:41:29.000 in the United
00:41:29.700 States.
00:41:31.060 He's admitting
00:41:31.660 it.
00:41:32.540 Yeah, that
00:41:32.960 happened.
00:41:34.660 And then
00:41:35.220 follows up with
00:41:36.140 there will be
00:41:36.840 no, you know,
00:41:38.280 he didn't say
00:41:38.740 this, but we
00:41:39.660 can observe that
00:41:40.600 there's no legal
00:41:41.300 follow-up.
00:41:42.660 What does that
00:41:43.440 tell you?
00:41:45.360 How in the
00:41:46.220 world do
00:41:46.640 Brennan and
00:41:47.460 Clapper stay
00:41:48.200 out of jail?
00:41:50.480 Now, I guess
00:41:51.640 they're smart
00:41:52.240 enough to know
00:41:53.300 that lying is
00:41:54.300 not illegal.
00:41:55.820 So they just
00:41:56.740 lie on the
00:41:57.280 news and
00:41:57.660 that's legal
00:41:58.140 enough, I
00:41:58.620 guess.
00:41:59.480 But how
00:42:00.760 in the world
00:42:01.240 can't there
00:42:01.640 be, there's
00:42:02.140 no charges?
00:42:03.080 You can't
00:42:03.400 find anybody
00:42:04.040 involved in
00:42:04.720 that whole
00:42:05.300 hoax.
00:42:06.920 There's not
00:42:07.360 a single
00:42:07.820 person.
00:42:09.280 The only
00:42:09.800 person who
00:42:10.180 got charged
00:42:10.780 didn't even
00:42:11.300 lose his
00:42:12.000 legal license.
00:42:13.200 Still a
00:42:13.660 lawyer.
00:42:15.660 That was the
00:42:16.360 worst thing
00:42:16.700 that happened.
00:42:17.300 He still got
00:42:17.700 a job.
00:42:18.120 All right.
00:42:22.440 And then
00:42:23.260 when Ray
00:42:23.900 was asked
00:42:24.540 if he'd
00:42:27.700 tell us
00:42:28.300 about whether
00:42:28.820 there were
00:42:29.140 FBI people
00:42:29.900 on January
00:42:30.940 6th, he
00:42:32.060 refused to
00:42:32.820 answer that.
00:42:33.860 What is your
00:42:34.520 reasonable
00:42:35.080 assumption if
00:42:36.380 the head of
00:42:36.820 the FBI
00:42:37.440 refuses to
00:42:38.960 tell you what
00:42:40.100 role the
00:42:40.880 FBI may or
00:42:41.860 may not have
00:42:42.420 had with
00:42:42.940 undercover
00:42:43.540 provocation of
00:42:45.000 the event?
00:42:46.080 He won't
00:42:46.440 tell you.
00:42:49.260 You have
00:42:50.020 to assume
00:42:50.600 it's exactly
00:42:51.740 what you
00:42:52.300 think.
00:42:53.980 Doesn't
00:42:54.500 mean you're
00:42:54.860 right, but
00:42:56.020 you should
00:42:56.360 act like
00:42:56.900 that's the
00:42:57.340 case.
00:42:58.400 So when
00:42:58.920 you're deciding
00:42:59.440 what to
00:42:59.860 do, you
00:43:00.840 know, who
00:43:01.080 to vote
00:43:01.460 for, whatever,
00:43:02.720 any decisions,
00:43:04.040 for your
00:43:04.620 decisions, you
00:43:05.680 should assume
00:43:06.100 they're lying
00:43:06.540 and that they
00:43:07.760 were behind
00:43:08.300 January 6th.
00:43:09.600 I'm not
00:43:10.180 saying that's
00:43:10.680 true.
00:43:11.960 I'm saying
00:43:12.400 that your
00:43:12.780 operating
00:43:13.320 assumption,
00:43:14.520 based on the
00:43:15.080 way the
00:43:15.580 government has
00:43:16.360 answered the
00:43:16.840 questions,
00:43:18.740 that's the
00:43:19.780 reasonable
00:43:20.300 working
00:43:20.880 assumption.
00:43:21.740 It does
00:43:22.300 not prove
00:43:22.880 anything, but
00:43:24.700 you should
00:43:25.140 operate on
00:43:26.180 the assumption
00:43:26.740 of guilt,
00:43:27.740 the assumption
00:43:28.320 of guilt,
00:43:29.300 for the
00:43:29.960 government.
00:43:30.800 Because only
00:43:31.300 people, only
00:43:32.500 people get
00:43:33.600 the assumption
00:43:34.100 of innocence,
00:43:35.740 not governments.
00:43:37.160 Governments
00:43:37.680 have to prove
00:43:38.180 it.
00:43:38.840 You're going
00:43:39.160 to have to
00:43:39.500 be transparent
00:43:40.340 or guilty.
00:43:42.380 Actually, let
00:43:43.100 me put it
00:43:43.440 that way.
00:43:43.740 With a
00:43:45.460 government,
00:43:46.380 there's
00:43:46.760 transparent and
00:43:48.520 there's guilty.
00:43:50.100 That's it.
00:43:51.940 That's it.
00:43:52.900 There are no
00:43:53.440 other categories.
00:43:54.960 Transparent or
00:43:56.220 guilty.
00:43:57.000 What about the
00:43:57.540 election?
00:43:59.120 Was the
00:43:59.640 election sufficiently
00:44:00.960 transparent as a
00:44:03.520 citizen?
00:44:04.360 Are you happy
00:44:05.060 with how
00:44:05.400 transparent our
00:44:06.400 elections are?
00:44:07.700 No.
00:44:08.560 No.
00:44:08.760 So you should
00:44:09.540 assume that
00:44:10.100 they're faulty.
00:44:12.580 Doesn't mean
00:44:13.180 they got the
00:44:13.660 wrong answer.
00:44:14.860 Doesn't mean
00:44:15.480 they're rigged.
00:44:16.360 Doesn't mean
00:44:16.820 that.
00:44:17.960 But you should
00:44:18.520 act as though
00:44:19.200 that's true.
00:44:20.500 You should act
00:44:21.340 as though it's
00:44:21.860 true.
00:44:22.600 You don't need
00:44:23.180 to know.
00:44:24.260 As soon as you
00:44:25.060 think you need
00:44:25.680 to know whether
00:44:26.540 it was true or
00:44:27.160 not, you're on
00:44:28.080 the wrong page.
00:44:29.240 You've fallen
00:44:29.820 for the propaganda.
00:44:31.540 You don't need
00:44:32.200 to know if it's
00:44:32.800 true.
00:44:33.760 You are
00:44:34.140 absolutely
00:44:35.420 appropriate and
00:44:36.800 within your
00:44:37.560 logical,
00:44:39.160 reasonable rights
00:44:40.140 to assume it
00:44:41.860 was rigged
00:44:42.460 because of the
00:44:43.500 lack of
00:44:43.860 transparency.
00:44:45.280 And you should
00:44:45.960 apply that
00:44:46.520 standard to
00:44:47.020 every part of
00:44:47.600 the government.
00:44:49.340 Hey, where'd
00:44:49.940 that Ukraine
00:44:50.600 money go?
00:44:51.940 Well, we can't
00:44:53.100 really tell you
00:44:54.220 or show you.
00:44:55.660 What do you
00:44:56.140 assume?
00:44:57.160 You should assume
00:44:57.960 somebody stole it.
00:44:59.780 And you should
00:45:00.240 act like that.
00:45:01.640 Even if it's
00:45:02.500 not true.
00:45:04.020 You should act
00:45:04.640 like it.
00:45:07.100 All right.
00:45:10.140 Let's talk
00:45:10.760 about the
00:45:11.100 cocaine cover-up.
00:45:12.360 I just like
00:45:12.800 saying that
00:45:13.260 because cocaine
00:45:14.080 and cover-up
00:45:14.720 sound like two
00:45:15.680 words that
00:45:16.080 should go
00:45:16.340 together.
00:45:17.260 The cocaine
00:45:17.780 cover-up.
00:45:19.120 All right.
00:45:19.600 In the
00:45:19.900 cocaine cover-up,
00:45:21.520 I guess the
00:45:22.540 Secret Service
00:45:23.300 is going to
00:45:24.980 meet with the
00:45:25.360 House Oversight
00:45:26.020 Committee to
00:45:26.540 explain why
00:45:27.300 they won't
00:45:27.720 reveal who
00:45:28.380 brought the
00:45:28.820 cocaine into
00:45:29.420 the White
00:45:29.740 House.
00:45:32.060 Reportedly,
00:45:32.860 there are fewer
00:45:33.320 than 50 people
00:45:34.240 that have the
00:45:34.660 right security
00:45:35.260 clearance.
00:45:36.900 And if it's
00:45:37.340 only 50 people,
00:45:38.360 and if you
00:45:40.240 had security
00:45:40.820 cameras everywhere
00:45:41.700 and they
00:45:42.460 haven't told us
00:45:43.140 that they
00:45:43.480 didn't,
00:45:45.320 you'd assume
00:45:46.060 that they
00:45:46.360 do.
00:45:47.680 What should
00:45:48.240 you assume
00:45:48.900 about this
00:45:49.420 story,
00:45:50.720 given the
00:45:51.320 lack of
00:45:51.740 transparency?
00:45:55.780 Given the
00:45:56.580 lack of
00:45:57.000 transparency,
00:45:58.260 what is the
00:45:59.360 only reasonable
00:45:59.960 thing to
00:46:00.400 assume?
00:46:02.640 For some
00:46:03.360 reason,
00:46:03.620 all the
00:46:03.880 comments went
00:46:04.440 away on
00:46:04.940 YouTube.
00:46:05.720 I think
00:46:09.000 YouTube is
00:46:09.540 still live,
00:46:10.500 but no
00:46:11.680 comments are
00:46:12.240 showing up.
00:46:14.300 So I'm
00:46:14.900 going to
00:46:15.060 assume that
00:46:15.480 you're still
00:46:15.840 live.
00:46:16.380 If anybody
00:46:17.000 on the
00:46:17.540 locals platform
00:46:18.380 has another
00:46:19.820 device open,
00:46:21.440 could you
00:46:21.780 check that?
00:46:23.480 Because all
00:46:24.220 the comments
00:46:24.740 just disappeared.
00:46:25.620 But it looks
00:46:25.920 like it's a
00:46:26.320 live feed.
00:46:28.880 All right,
00:46:29.380 let me know.
00:46:30.400 I'll look up
00:46:31.180 in a minute.
00:46:31.820 Oh,
00:46:32.020 we're back.
00:46:32.780 We're back.
00:46:33.640 Comments
00:46:33.980 are back.
00:46:34.980 Yay.
00:46:36.240 All right,
00:46:36.540 everything's
00:46:36.900 good.
00:46:37.960 All right,
00:46:38.260 so assume
00:46:39.020 that whatever
00:46:39.560 is happening
00:46:40.000 with this
00:46:40.400 cocaine is
00:46:41.220 a cover-up.
00:46:42.560 The worst
00:46:43.020 case scenario,
00:46:44.260 probably somebody
00:46:45.020 in the
00:46:46.140 administration
00:46:46.700 that they
00:46:47.120 don't want
00:46:47.420 to add
00:46:47.660 them.
00:46:48.440 Probably.
00:46:49.940 I will
00:46:50.580 add my
00:46:51.100 other
00:46:51.500 hypothesis.
00:46:52.680 Are you
00:46:52.860 ready for
00:46:53.200 this?
00:46:54.420 Hypothesis.
00:46:55.740 In 2023,
00:46:56.740 there's no
00:46:57.100 such thing
00:46:57.580 as powdered
00:46:58.500 cocaine that
00:46:59.260 doesn't have
00:46:59.820 fentanyl in
00:47:00.460 it.
00:47:01.420 People on
00:47:02.280 Twitter said
00:47:04.160 without much
00:47:05.020 knowledge to
00:47:05.840 back it
00:47:06.180 up.
00:47:07.040 Oh,
00:47:07.400 but the
00:47:07.740 elites can
00:47:08.280 get the
00:47:08.620 good stuff.
00:47:10.840 No,
00:47:11.680 the fentanyl
00:47:12.220 is the
00:47:12.520 good stuff.
00:47:13.780 You don't
00:47:14.320 need better
00:47:14.720 stuff than
00:47:15.180 that.
00:47:15.960 The reason
00:47:16.540 fentanyl is in
00:47:17.360 everything is
00:47:17.940 that people
00:47:18.520 like it.
00:47:19.900 If you
00:47:20.280 think that
00:47:21.480 in 2023,
00:47:22.820 there's only
00:47:23.980 the problem
00:47:24.500 of people
00:47:24.920 who don't
00:47:25.260 know there's
00:47:25.640 fentanyl
00:47:26.080 in their
00:47:26.440 drugs,
00:47:26.940 that's a
00:47:27.200 big problem.
00:47:28.260 That's a
00:47:28.600 really big
00:47:28.940 problem.
00:47:29.860 But also,
00:47:31.060 the addicts
00:47:31.640 are looking
00:47:32.040 for fentanyl.
00:47:32.940 Did you
00:47:33.200 know that?
00:47:34.780 The addicts
00:47:35.600 are not
00:47:35.820 trying to
00:47:36.140 avoid it.
00:47:37.220 They're
00:47:37.460 looking for
00:47:37.860 it because
00:47:38.220 it's really
00:47:38.540 good.
00:47:39.600 It gives
00:47:40.020 you a good
00:47:40.300 high.
00:47:40.540 So,
00:47:42.600 in fact,
00:47:43.160 they actually
00:47:43.960 go looking
00:47:46.360 for fentanyl.
00:47:47.880 They're not
00:47:48.280 looking for
00:47:49.700 heroin.
00:47:50.680 They're actually
00:47:51.260 looking for
00:47:51.740 fentanyl.
00:47:52.700 Now,
00:47:52.860 that's the
00:47:53.160 addicts,
00:47:53.900 the serious
00:47:54.560 people.
00:47:55.800 So,
00:47:56.300 here's what
00:47:56.880 I think
00:47:57.940 they're not
00:47:58.300 telling you.
00:47:59.380 There's almost
00:47:59.940 no chance
00:48:00.580 that there
00:48:01.200 was no
00:48:01.560 fentanyl
00:48:02.080 in it.
00:48:03.820 Everybody
00:48:04.420 agree?
00:48:05.460 There's almost
00:48:06.180 no chance
00:48:07.060 that there
00:48:08.580 was zero
00:48:09.140 fentanyl in it.
00:48:10.020 In 2023,
00:48:11.060 all the
00:48:11.360 powdered stuff
00:48:11.880 has fentanyl
00:48:12.400 in it.
00:48:12.660 And if
00:48:14.380 none was
00:48:15.860 in it,
00:48:16.500 I feel like
00:48:17.020 they'd say
00:48:17.460 it.
00:48:18.780 I feel like
00:48:19.520 they would
00:48:19.800 tell you.
00:48:20.860 And there
00:48:21.340 was nothing
00:48:21.920 else,
00:48:22.340 no fentanyl
00:48:22.940 for sure,
00:48:24.420 because that
00:48:24.840 would be
00:48:25.120 an important
00:48:25.940 fact,
00:48:26.640 right,
00:48:26.960 because of
00:48:27.300 the political
00:48:27.820 nature of
00:48:28.420 fentanyl.
00:48:29.060 That would
00:48:29.580 be a
00:48:29.920 politically
00:48:30.380 important
00:48:31.080 point on
00:48:31.820 the story.
00:48:32.820 But they
00:48:33.360 don't tell
00:48:33.680 you one
00:48:33.980 way or
00:48:34.240 another.
00:48:35.220 Have you
00:48:35.480 seen any
00:48:36.260 major news
00:48:37.080 entity say
00:48:38.640 what I just
00:48:39.800 told you?
00:48:40.720 If it's
00:48:41.160 powdered and
00:48:42.000 they're
00:48:42.160 calling it
00:48:42.620 cocaine,
00:48:43.640 the odds
00:48:44.220 of it not
00:48:44.840 having
00:48:45.200 fentanyl
00:48:45.800 are
00:48:46.320 vanishingly
00:48:47.000 small.
00:48:48.000 But yet it
00:48:48.480 wasn't
00:48:48.720 mentioned.
00:48:49.600 It wasn't
00:48:49.900 mentioned.
00:48:51.380 So here's
00:48:52.240 my prediction,
00:48:53.560 that they
00:48:54.680 know it had
00:48:55.180 fentanyl in it,
00:48:56.620 and that's
00:48:57.160 why they
00:48:57.460 don't want
00:48:57.780 to talk
00:48:58.080 about it.
00:48:59.440 Now,
00:49:00.140 I would
00:49:01.320 also add,
00:49:02.440 this story
00:49:03.040 is totally
00:49:03.480 unimportant.
00:49:05.300 This story
00:49:05.840 has no
00:49:06.400 importance to
00:49:07.220 us.
00:49:08.900 We don't
00:49:09.620 believe the
00:49:10.140 Biden
00:49:10.380 administration
00:49:10.860 is full
00:49:11.540 of drug
00:49:12.760 addicts,
00:49:13.640 with the
00:49:14.180 exception of
00:49:14.700 Kamala Harris,
00:49:15.340 who's obviously
00:49:16.060 inebriated in
00:49:17.020 public every
00:49:17.520 time you see
00:49:17.960 her.
00:49:19.100 Could I say
00:49:19.580 that directly?
00:49:21.320 Oh, here's
00:49:22.020 something that
00:49:22.540 the mainstream
00:49:23.120 media won't
00:49:23.840 cancel me for.
00:49:25.280 I'm going to
00:49:25.720 say something
00:49:26.240 totally inappropriate
00:49:28.360 and provocative
00:49:29.140 in public,
00:49:29.820 and now
00:49:30.660 that I'm a
00:49:31.580 disgraced
00:49:32.200 racist,
00:49:33.020 according to
00:49:33.380 the media,
00:49:34.320 they would
00:49:34.800 certainly want
00:49:35.280 to report
00:49:35.640 on this,
00:49:36.060 wouldn't they?
00:49:37.100 So I'm
00:49:37.380 saying as
00:49:37.780 clearly as
00:49:38.340 possible,
00:49:39.340 it's my
00:49:39.820 belief that
00:49:40.400 Kamala Harris
00:49:41.000 is inebriated
00:49:42.120 basically every
00:49:43.940 time you see
00:49:44.440 her in public.
00:49:46.080 Now, don't
00:49:46.600 you think
00:49:46.880 that's the
00:49:47.320 sort of thing
00:49:47.860 that you
00:49:48.360 would expect
00:49:49.280 to see in
00:49:49.820 the mainstream
00:49:50.280 media as
00:49:51.880 conservative
00:49:54.840 pundit
00:49:56.120 who's
00:49:56.980 disgraced
00:49:57.580 cartoonist
00:49:58.360 is trying
00:49:59.360 to gin
00:49:59.860 up some
00:50:00.520 kind of
00:50:01.020 story with
00:50:01.940 his stupid
00:50:02.660 conspiracy
00:50:03.520 theories that
00:50:04.800 Kamala Harris
00:50:05.480 might have
00:50:06.120 done some
00:50:07.040 drugs or
00:50:08.060 had a drink
00:50:08.660 after lunch?
00:50:11.380 Do you
00:50:11.700 think they'll
00:50:12.140 take me
00:50:13.160 off?
00:50:14.640 I mean,
00:50:14.900 it's pretty
00:50:15.240 provocative to
00:50:16.100 say that the
00:50:16.600 vice president
00:50:17.140 is obviously
00:50:18.120 inebriated every
00:50:19.300 time you see
00:50:19.860 her.
00:50:20.760 That's a
00:50:21.200 very big
00:50:21.800 claim.
00:50:23.620 Do you
00:50:24.220 think the
00:50:24.520 mainstream
00:50:24.800 media ignores
00:50:25.740 me when I
00:50:26.340 make claims
00:50:26.900 that are
00:50:27.200 ridiculous?
00:50:28.360 No,
00:50:29.100 they don't.
00:50:30.040 They don't
00:50:30.820 ignore you
00:50:31.380 because they
00:50:32.220 use public
00:50:32.880 figures to
00:50:34.780 basically as
00:50:37.100 vehicles for
00:50:37.780 their own
00:50:38.080 message.
00:50:39.000 So the
00:50:39.340 story is
00:50:39.800 never about
00:50:40.280 the public
00:50:40.720 figure.
00:50:41.420 The story
00:50:41.940 is about
00:50:42.360 the content
00:50:43.440 around them.
00:50:44.700 That's the
00:50:45.220 story.
00:50:45.960 So they
00:50:46.320 would definitely
00:50:46.780 use me.
00:50:47.920 They would
00:50:48.280 use me as
00:50:48.900 a pawn to
00:50:50.420 get out their
00:50:50.980 message that
00:50:51.740 people are
00:50:52.500 telling lies
00:50:53.160 about the
00:50:53.560 vice president.
00:50:54.860 But they
00:50:55.500 didn't.
00:50:55.860 It's kind
00:50:57.380 of the
00:50:57.940 dog not
00:50:58.360 barking,
00:50:58.820 isn't it?
00:51:00.040 Do you
00:51:00.420 see the
00:51:00.760 mainstream
00:51:01.140 media say,
00:51:02.840 oh man,
00:51:03.440 can you
00:51:03.760 believe it?
00:51:04.260 They're
00:51:04.440 saying the
00:51:04.880 vice president
00:51:05.460 is taking
00:51:05.860 drugs.
00:51:08.140 Think about
00:51:08.900 every single
00:51:10.040 thing that
00:51:10.940 people on
00:51:12.320 the political
00:51:12.920 right or
00:51:13.540 people who
00:51:13.860 have an
00:51:14.120 audience on
00:51:14.600 the political
00:51:14.980 right,
00:51:15.760 think of all
00:51:16.680 the things
00:51:17.040 they say
00:51:17.440 that the
00:51:18.660 left says
00:51:19.280 are not
00:51:19.640 true.
00:51:19.880 Well, the
00:51:21.520 right are
00:51:21.920 claiming this
00:51:22.780 again, but
00:51:24.180 it's not
00:51:24.680 true.
00:51:25.420 They're saying
00:51:26.040 that the
00:51:26.400 Russia collusion
00:51:27.140 was a hoax,
00:51:28.240 but we
00:51:28.660 think it
00:51:29.060 wasn't,
00:51:29.560 right?
00:51:30.280 Every important
00:51:31.560 topic, they
00:51:33.800 tell you that
00:51:34.360 the right is
00:51:34.880 wrong and
00:51:35.320 why.
00:51:36.240 But not
00:51:36.580 this one.
00:51:37.880 Not this
00:51:38.360 one.
00:51:39.400 Have you
00:51:39.700 seen anybody
00:51:40.400 in the
00:51:40.620 mainstream
00:51:40.900 media say,
00:51:41.860 why do they
00:51:42.260 keep saying
00:51:42.780 the vice
00:51:43.380 president is
00:51:44.020 drunk, when
00:51:45.080 obviously she's
00:51:46.400 not?
00:51:47.920 Kind of
00:51:48.440 missing, isn't
00:51:48.920 it?
00:51:49.100 Kind of
00:51:49.940 obviously
00:51:50.540 missing?
00:51:52.540 Yeah, just
00:51:53.340 saying.
00:51:55.520 All right.
00:51:57.780 Did I
00:51:58.660 warn you
00:51:59.160 that RFK
00:51:59.880 Jr.
00:52:00.600 would look
00:52:02.000 to, let's
00:52:02.980 say, tweak
00:52:04.400 his climate
00:52:05.120 change beliefs
00:52:06.260 to make them
00:52:07.700 more palatable
00:52:08.480 to the rest
00:52:10.260 of the country?
00:52:12.080 Now, I
00:52:12.580 don't know
00:52:12.900 if that's
00:52:13.300 happening, but
00:52:14.160 I'm going to
00:52:14.440 read you this
00:52:14.940 story.
00:52:17.240 Apparently,
00:52:18.200 in some
00:52:18.920 event yesterday,
00:52:19.940 I guess,
00:52:20.880 RFK Jr.
00:52:21.820 was saying
00:52:22.320 this, that
00:52:24.020 climate change
00:52:24.840 is being
00:52:25.240 used to
00:52:25.820 control us
00:52:26.620 through fear.
00:52:30.440 What?
00:52:32.500 That came
00:52:33.260 out of his
00:52:33.640 mouth.
00:52:35.460 RFK Jr.
00:52:36.480 said,
00:52:38.180 quote,
00:52:38.640 climate change
00:52:39.560 is being
00:52:39.900 used to
00:52:40.420 control us
00:52:41.140 through fear.
00:52:41.660 There you
00:52:44.780 go.
00:52:47.060 Remember I
00:52:47.600 told you
00:52:48.020 that he
00:52:48.380 was going
00:52:48.680 to modify
00:52:49.180 his messaging
00:52:50.400 on that?
00:52:51.400 And he
00:52:51.600 was going
00:52:51.880 to make it
00:52:53.280 compatible
00:52:53.740 with the
00:52:54.240 right, and
00:52:55.200 you thought
00:52:55.560 that was
00:52:55.880 impossible,
00:52:56.560 didn't you?
00:52:57.380 Didn't you
00:52:57.680 think that
00:52:57.980 was impossible?
00:52:59.360 You did
00:52:59.980 not think
00:53:00.440 that could
00:53:00.760 be done.
00:53:01.600 You said
00:53:02.080 he's a
00:53:03.260 climate change
00:53:03.940 guy, he's
00:53:05.280 just going
00:53:05.620 to live and
00:53:06.620 die on
00:53:06.960 climate change,
00:53:07.720 the right
00:53:08.040 doesn't like
00:53:08.640 that, so
00:53:09.700 therefore he
00:53:10.380 can never
00:53:10.760 be acceptable
00:53:11.360 to the
00:53:11.760 right because
00:53:12.280 he's wrong
00:53:12.680 on climate
00:53:13.120 change.
00:53:16.320 Climate
00:53:16.800 change is
00:53:17.360 being used
00:53:17.860 to control
00:53:18.480 us through
00:53:18.900 fear.
00:53:20.720 One
00:53:21.200 sentence,
00:53:22.460 and he
00:53:23.700 got you
00:53:23.960 back on
00:53:24.300 his side.
00:53:25.580 One
00:53:26.060 sentence.
00:53:27.360 That's all
00:53:27.720 it took.
00:53:28.600 Now, is
00:53:29.060 he saying
00:53:29.480 that CO2
00:53:30.760 is not
00:53:31.340 warming the
00:53:32.520 earth?
00:53:33.460 Did he
00:53:33.780 hear that
00:53:34.100 part?
00:53:34.960 No.
00:53:35.680 No.
00:53:36.660 Because
00:53:37.140 that's hard
00:53:37.940 to argue.
00:53:39.300 That's a
00:53:39.900 chemical
00:53:40.160 reaction.
00:53:41.020 So it's
00:53:41.200 a little
00:53:41.380 harder to
00:53:41.820 argue that
00:53:42.280 CO2 would
00:53:43.120 have no
00:53:43.660 impact.
00:53:44.960 So instead
00:53:45.380 of arguing
00:53:45.860 that, here's
00:53:47.320 what else he
00:53:47.780 says.
00:53:49.260 So after he
00:53:49.960 says climate
00:53:50.440 change is
00:53:50.900 to control
00:53:52.700 us through
00:53:52.980 fear, he
00:53:53.740 says freedom
00:53:54.360 and free
00:53:54.900 markets are
00:53:55.540 a much
00:53:55.800 better way
00:53:56.360 to stop
00:53:56.900 pollution.
00:53:59.180 Pollution,
00:53:59.860 you say.
00:54:01.160 Pollution.
00:54:02.640 So when he's
00:54:03.400 talking about
00:54:03.900 climate change,
00:54:04.920 he pivots to
00:54:05.620 pollution, and
00:54:06.520 CO2 is not
00:54:07.240 exactly a
00:54:07.780 pollution.
00:54:08.640 I mean, it
00:54:09.380 kind of is, but
00:54:10.080 kind of isn't.
00:54:11.520 So who is it
00:54:12.400 who talks about
00:54:13.300 climate change in
00:54:14.220 terms of
00:54:14.640 pollution and
00:54:16.440 control?
00:54:19.820 Pollution and
00:54:20.860 control, and
00:54:21.920 free markets.
00:54:23.220 Who does that
00:54:23.680 sound like?
00:54:25.400 Yeah, Donald
00:54:26.360 fucking Trump.
00:54:28.320 That's right.
00:54:30.220 RFK Jr.
00:54:31.980 actually made
00:54:32.800 his climate
00:54:33.440 change opinions
00:54:34.560 compatible with
00:54:35.740 Donald J.
00:54:37.440 Trump.
00:54:38.940 Now, they
00:54:39.500 don't believe
00:54:39.900 the same
00:54:40.260 things, as
00:54:40.940 far as I
00:54:41.360 know.
00:54:41.680 I'm not
00:54:42.140 saying it's
00:54:42.560 identical.
00:54:43.700 I'm saying
00:54:44.140 that for
00:54:44.620 political
00:54:45.240 messaging
00:54:45.740 purposes, this
00:54:47.280 is freaking
00:54:47.780 impressive.
00:54:49.340 That's really
00:54:50.200 impressive.
00:54:51.260 I did not
00:54:52.280 think that he
00:54:54.380 would do this
00:54:54.920 well.
00:54:55.940 Now, he's
00:54:56.980 probably going to
00:54:57.460 talk about it a
00:54:58.020 lot more.
00:54:58.520 He'll get tougher
00:54:59.160 questions, especially
00:55:00.240 from the right.
00:55:00.980 So I don't
00:55:01.880 think he's
00:55:03.300 fixed it, but
00:55:04.880 he's demonstrated
00:55:05.600 he could.
00:55:07.480 He's demonstrated
00:55:08.500 that he could
00:55:09.380 actually bring
00:55:11.500 the country
00:55:11.960 together on
00:55:12.660 that question.
00:55:14.800 Think about
00:55:15.500 that.
00:55:17.180 Think about
00:55:17.700 the fact that
00:55:18.360 he's offering,
00:55:19.920 I mean, it
00:55:20.400 looks like an
00:55:20.880 offer to me.
00:55:22.200 It looks like
00:55:23.000 an offer to
00:55:23.500 bring the
00:55:23.840 country together
00:55:24.420 on climate
00:55:24.960 change, and
00:55:26.160 he just
00:55:26.740 demonstrated he
00:55:27.520 looks like he
00:55:28.080 could do it.
00:55:30.200 That's almost
00:55:30.900 as mind-boggling
00:55:32.780 as when we
00:55:34.180 first found
00:55:34.740 out that
00:55:35.440 Trump's team
00:55:36.960 with Jared
00:55:37.600 was going to
00:55:38.560 make peace
00:55:39.020 in the Middle
00:55:39.380 East, at
00:55:40.380 least not
00:55:41.580 Iran, but
00:55:42.760 other countries.
00:55:45.000 Didn't that
00:55:45.460 seem like, oh
00:55:46.380 my God, that
00:55:46.840 doesn't even
00:55:47.240 seem possible?
00:55:48.820 And they
00:55:49.460 did it.
00:55:50.340 But RFK Jr.
00:55:51.180 is doing
00:55:51.400 something like
00:55:51.960 that.
00:55:53.160 This looked
00:55:53.960 impossible, but
00:55:55.840 he's taken a
00:55:56.980 bite out of it.
00:55:58.240 I don't know
00:55:58.740 if he's going
00:55:59.300 to make it
00:55:59.640 work, but he's
00:56:00.140 got a big
00:56:00.540 bite out of
00:56:01.100 it.
00:56:03.060 All right,
00:56:04.160 there's the
00:56:04.480 news in the
00:56:04.880 Wall Street
00:56:05.220 Journal about
00:56:06.500 China.
00:56:07.900 Apparently,
00:56:08.580 China is not
00:56:09.380 getting the
00:56:09.980 foreign investment
00:56:11.360 it hoped.
00:56:13.460 So the
00:56:14.160 amount of
00:56:14.520 foreign investment
00:56:15.080 this year was
00:56:16.720 $100 billion
00:56:17.420 last year in
00:56:19.620 the first quarter,
00:56:20.440 and now it's
00:56:20.760 $20 billion.
00:56:22.520 So foreign
00:56:23.140 investment has
00:56:23.860 fallen off the
00:56:24.580 table for China.
00:56:26.400 And I wonder
00:56:27.220 what the reason
00:56:27.820 would be.
00:56:28.680 Well, according
00:56:29.200 to Wall Street
00:56:29.740 Journal, I'll
00:56:30.720 just read what
00:56:31.360 the Wall Street
00:56:31.880 Journal said.
00:56:33.480 I want you to
00:56:34.340 see when I
00:56:34.900 read what the
00:56:35.500 Wall Street
00:56:35.880 Journal says
00:56:36.480 about this
00:56:36.920 situation, if
00:56:38.480 any of it
00:56:39.100 rings any
00:56:40.220 bells or
00:56:41.440 reminds you of
00:56:43.340 anything that
00:56:44.040 anybody has
00:56:44.520 ever said
00:56:45.000 before, or
00:56:46.240 anything like
00:56:47.400 that.
00:56:48.140 Just free
00:56:49.480 your mind and
00:56:50.880 see if this
00:56:51.340 reminds you of
00:56:52.280 anybody.
00:56:53.580 So Wall Street
00:56:54.140 Journal says,
00:56:54.760 the perception
00:56:56.180 that doing
00:56:56.660 business in
00:56:57.340 China has
00:56:58.100 become much
00:56:58.940 riskier is
00:57:00.380 choking the
00:57:01.040 flow of
00:57:01.500 capital into
00:57:02.160 an economy
00:57:02.740 already struggling
00:57:03.700 with weak
00:57:04.260 private investment
00:57:05.120 and consumption.
00:57:08.060 So doing
00:57:09.140 business in
00:57:09.740 China has
00:57:10.180 become much
00:57:12.840 riskier.
00:57:13.860 Much riskier.
00:57:14.580 NPC Jester
00:57:20.700 says, Scott
00:57:21.340 is back
00:57:21.760 peddling?
00:57:24.020 I'm
00:57:24.580 back
00:57:24.840 peddling?
00:57:25.960 I hope
00:57:26.700 that was
00:57:27.060 parody.
00:57:28.360 Was that
00:57:28.760 parody?
00:57:31.140 I think it
00:57:32.060 was parody.
00:57:34.920 You do
00:57:35.660 know that I've
00:57:36.220 been telling
00:57:36.580 you since
00:57:37.200 2018 that
00:57:39.440 China was
00:57:39.980 too risky
00:57:40.500 for business.
00:57:42.440 That was
00:57:43.000 me.
00:57:43.220 I used
00:57:44.600 those words.
00:57:45.520 China is
00:57:45.840 too risky
00:57:46.300 for business.
00:57:47.000 I tweeted
00:57:47.380 it.
00:57:47.760 I said it
00:57:48.100 loud.
00:57:49.280 I told
00:57:49.560 my friends,
00:57:51.420 here's the
00:57:51.800 Wall Street
00:57:52.080 Journal.
00:57:53.680 China has
00:57:54.180 become much
00:57:54.980 riskier.
00:57:56.380 Much riskier.
00:57:57.260 And everybody
00:57:57.680 sees it, so
00:57:58.280 they're not
00:57:58.560 investing now.
00:58:00.060 Huh.
00:58:00.740 Who could
00:58:01.380 have seen
00:58:01.620 that coming?
00:58:05.040 Did I
00:58:05.680 predict it?
00:58:06.800 Or did I
00:58:07.640 cause it?
00:58:09.660 Did I
00:58:10.300 predict it?
00:58:11.720 Or did I
00:58:12.520 cause it?
00:58:13.220 I told you
00:58:13.640 I was
00:58:13.840 going to
00:58:14.040 cause it
00:58:14.440 in 2018.
00:58:16.160 I called
00:58:18.280 the wall,
00:58:20.000 I pointed
00:58:20.760 to where I
00:58:21.220 was going
00:58:21.480 to hit
00:58:21.680 the home
00:58:22.000 run over
00:58:22.440 it, and
00:58:23.740 now you're
00:58:24.080 watching the
00:58:24.540 ball cross
00:58:25.800 the wall.
00:58:27.640 Was it a
00:58:28.300 prediction,
00:58:29.100 or did I
00:58:29.980 cause it?
00:58:32.020 I don't
00:58:32.520 know.
00:58:33.880 I don't
00:58:34.420 know.
00:58:35.360 I have no
00:58:36.020 idea.
00:58:37.880 But it
00:58:39.440 was a hell
00:58:39.880 of a
00:58:40.160 prediction.
00:58:40.540 If I
00:58:42.000 didn't
00:58:42.200 cause it,
00:58:42.680 it was
00:58:42.860 a hell
00:58:43.160 of a
00:58:43.400 prediction.
00:58:44.300 You're
00:58:44.560 going to
00:58:44.600 have to
00:58:44.880 give me
00:58:45.140 that.
00:58:46.600 Can you
00:58:46.920 give me
00:58:47.180 at least
00:58:47.440 the
00:58:47.640 prediction?
00:58:49.100 Are you
00:58:49.720 willing to
00:58:50.120 give me
00:58:50.340 that?
00:58:51.880 I'll hold
00:58:52.920 off on
00:58:53.340 causation.
00:58:54.840 Yeah,
00:58:55.080 all right,
00:58:55.660 good.
00:58:55.920 but Chairman
00:59:00.980 Xi shouldn't
00:59:02.520 have killed
00:59:02.820 my stepson.
00:59:04.940 That was
00:59:05.380 really too
00:59:06.440 far.
00:59:07.420 That was
00:59:07.740 too far.
00:59:09.820 So now
00:59:11.420 you can
00:59:11.720 just suck
00:59:13.300 it.
00:59:14.780 All right,
00:59:15.480 that's it
00:59:15.880 for today.
00:59:16.460 That's my
00:59:17.480 show for
00:59:17.840 the day.
00:59:18.240 Thanks for
00:59:18.580 joining YouTube.
00:59:19.860 I'm going to
00:59:20.260 go talk to
00:59:21.620 the awesome
00:59:22.160 people on
00:59:22.820 Locals a
00:59:23.480 little bit
00:59:23.800 more.
00:59:24.140 and stay
00:59:27.080 awesome.
00:59:28.260 Be amazing.
00:59:29.380 Don't trust
00:59:29.780 you guys.