Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2188 Scott Adams： Now You Can See The Machinery Behind The Politics & It Changes Everything

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00:00:49.900 That's what I like. That's what I like. Boy, that's some good stuff.

00:00:57.640 Well, I hear there's some news today. We'll be talking about that.

00:01:02.080 But while you're streaming in to watch this wonderful broadcast, here's some interesting things.

00:01:07.640 There was a new survey that found out that people think their jobs are bullshit.

00:01:12.700 I don't know if you knew that, but apparently those working in business and finance and sales

00:01:19.320 were more than twice as likely to say their jobs were socially useless.

00:01:23.800 They think they go to work and their job has no point whatsoever to the world.

00:01:30.240 That is exactly what created the Dilbert comic.

00:01:35.020 It was my experience of going to work in corporations

00:01:37.800 and seeing that there was nothing I ever did that made a difference to anybody's life.

00:01:43.620 By the time I was done, all of my work would be diluted into, you know, just nonsense.

00:01:50.080 Just none of it affected anybody.

00:01:52.100 And that's where the Dilbert comic was born.

00:01:55.980 So it's nice to know that there's some scientific basis to that.

00:02:00.380 But I hope those people change jobs.

00:02:03.220 All right, there's a new Rasmussen poll.

00:02:05.160 Well, of course we're going to be talking about the Trump indictment and the Biden crime family.

00:02:12.520 Of course.

00:02:13.960 And I'm going to cheer you up by the end of this broadcast.

00:02:17.540 You're going to start out feeling, oh my God, my country has fallen apart.

00:02:22.440 But it hasn't.

00:02:23.880 You're actually in pretty good shape.

00:02:25.700 I'll tell you why and I'll make you feel good by the end of this.

00:02:29.640 So don't leave.

00:02:30.300 But first, Rasmussen has a poll about trust in media.

00:02:36.660 It turns out Fox News has taken a hit.

00:02:39.360 Tucker Carlson was more credible than the network itself.

00:02:43.800 So when they lost Tucker Carlson, their credibility went down a little bit.

00:02:49.980 So only 23% of likely U.S. voters trust Fox News the most,

00:02:55.120 followed by MSNBC.

00:02:56.780 Now remember, this isn't just conservatives.

00:02:59.540 This is all voters.

00:03:01.340 So 23% for Fox News.

00:03:04.200 15% trust MSNBC the most.

00:03:07.700 CNN's down at 14% and Newsmax at 12.

00:03:12.400 Well, 7% say CNBC.

00:03:16.000 Then OAN and Newsmax are down below that.

00:03:20.200 Now, that's how much people trust the news.

00:03:23.580 It's going to sound like everything I tell you today is bad news.

00:03:27.260 But when you see it all together, it's going to reverse.

00:03:31.920 It's going to be the weirdest thing.

00:03:33.540 It's going to be like an optical illusion where, you know, from one angle everything looks bad.

00:03:39.100 And you just move a little bit and it changes what it looks like.

00:03:42.260 You just watch.

00:03:43.160 All right, so I've suggested that a good TV show would be a show in which people learn the real news for the first time about politics.

00:03:58.800 Now, I jokingly said it would be funny to see Democrats being exposed to actually real news in context for the first time.

00:04:10.120 And what would it do?

00:04:11.620 Don't you think their heads would explode?

00:04:13.880 Would you watch that all day long?

00:04:15.800 Well, I would.

00:04:17.240 I would never get tired of that.

00:04:19.400 Watching people being explained or having it explained to them what they've missed on the news.

00:04:25.080 Now, to be fair, to be fair, you can do it with Republicans as well.

00:04:31.180 To be fair, right?

00:04:33.240 There are things that Republicans have a blind spot for.

00:04:36.200 And they just don't see if you don't watch certain kinds of media.

00:04:39.820 But I think you would all agree with the following assessment.

00:04:45.660 Republican, this is a big generality.

00:04:48.260 It doesn't apply to any specific person.

00:04:50.720 But Republicans tend to know what the argument is on the other side.

00:04:56.060 They disagree with it, but they hear it because that's the dominant news is the other side.

00:05:01.760 At least there are more outlets.

00:05:03.740 Maybe not dominant, but there are more outlets covering the other news.

00:05:07.760 So they hear the other side, and then they hear what you might call their side, and then they make a decision.

00:05:15.100 Usually they side with their side, like everybody.

00:05:17.860 But at least they've heard it.

00:05:20.280 I know it's a big generalization, but at least they've heard the other side.

00:05:24.620 It would be fascinating to see people find out for the first time that they never knew what the news was.

00:05:32.440 That the news organizations are not real.

00:05:35.180 And so I introduced to you my theme for today's live stream.

00:05:42.060 It appears that we're starting to see the machinery.

00:05:48.000 The machinery.

00:05:50.880 This week, the hood was lifted, and you no longer just heard that there was an engine under there.

00:05:59.060 You actually got to see it.

00:06:01.460 You actually got to see the engine.

00:06:03.420 That hasn't happened before.

00:06:06.460 Everything about the Biden crime family, maybe it's all legal.

00:06:11.740 I don't know.

00:06:13.060 It's entirely possible that everything that they did is completely legal.

00:06:17.400 But you got to see the machinery.

00:06:20.500 You got to see it.

00:06:22.500 Right?

00:06:23.400 What about the Trump indictment?

00:06:25.020 Does the Trump indictment look like a completely ordinary legal process?

00:06:32.080 No.

00:06:33.240 No.

00:06:33.740 It's because it's a pattern they've developed.

00:06:36.660 Now that it's a pattern, that whenever there's bad news for Biden, there's a new indictment for Trump,

00:06:43.180 you can all see the pattern.

00:06:45.540 That's the machinery.

00:06:46.400 You know the entire machinery of the Biden crime family, which, again, it might not even be a crime.

00:06:54.540 I don't know.

00:06:55.900 I mean, maybe there's a fair violation or something.

00:06:58.600 Maybe.

00:06:59.400 But it's entirely possible the whole thing is legal.

00:07:02.120 It's possible.

00:07:03.220 It's possible.

00:07:04.760 It's also entirely possible that we're going to see in real detail that the moves against Trump are only political,

00:07:15.480 and they're not really part of the real justice system as you know it.

00:07:19.540 You can see it all now.

00:07:22.580 You can see it all.

00:07:24.040 And in the next few months, you're going to watch something that will be glorious.

00:07:31.480 You're going to watch the Internet dads, as I call them, the sort of responsible, believable, credible people on the Internet,

00:07:39.580 are just going to take the hood off of this fucking thing. 0.98

00:07:43.580 You are going to learn how to drive a stick shift from dad.

00:07:49.080 You know what I'm talking about?

00:07:50.440 I don't mean a specific dad, but the dads.

00:07:54.580 And, again, I don't mean they don't all have to be male.

00:07:58.220 You know, I would throw Molly Hemingway in with the dads, and that's a compliment,

00:08:03.460 meaning that anybody who can just see the whole system.

00:08:07.860 You know, I'm talking about anybody who can open the hood and tell you how to change the oil.

00:08:12.400 Right?

00:08:12.760 So if that's men and women, you know, let's not be sexist.

00:08:17.180 Miranda Devine.

00:08:18.260 Divine.

00:08:19.680 Another good example.

00:08:21.940 But you're watching the emergence of the people who know what's happening, trying to explain it to you.

00:08:29.160 And we'll talk about that as we go.

00:08:31.820 So there's something really, really good happening that's disguised as something really, really bad happening.

00:08:38.220 I don't think I've ever been quite this optimistic about the country in several years.

00:08:45.740 I know it looks like it's the darkest before the dawn situation, doesn't it?

00:08:50.360 I mean, it looks like they're going to lock Trump up.

00:08:52.680 The country's lost.

00:08:54.240 Right?

00:08:55.000 It looks exactly like that.

00:08:57.320 But here was the thing that you didn't see.

00:08:59.820 And it might be because the Democrats didn't see it.

00:09:07.240 I believe the Democrats had a blind spot.

00:09:10.800 And you know how, you know, Republicans can't quite fully understand what it's like to be a Democrat.

00:09:16.660 And I think, for example, the Republicans didn't fully understand how Democrats would react to Trump.

00:09:22.700 I think that was a little bit of a blind spot.

00:09:26.200 But likewise, I would say that the Democrats have gotten away with so much right in front of you that they didn't know what too far looked like.

00:09:37.540 They just found out.

00:09:40.080 The latest round of Trump indictments are not the regular game.

00:09:45.940 You're now off the playing field.

00:09:48.260 You're actually standing with the spectators now.

00:09:54.520 If you get off the playing field and you start hanging out with the spectators, the spectators are now part of the game.

00:10:03.060 Right?

00:10:03.700 You just brought the country in.

00:10:05.960 We used to be watching, but now we're playing.

00:10:09.040 Now we're playing.

00:10:11.000 The game just started.

00:10:13.480 It's a new game.

00:10:14.620 The new game is we're involved now.

00:10:19.980 The public's involved.

00:10:22.040 That's a whole new game.

00:10:24.000 Because we're going to start paying attention.

00:10:26.360 And you're going to get it explained to you by the Internet dads in a way that the media never allowed before.

00:10:33.880 Because before you just saw the news as it was packaged and presented to you.

00:10:38.540 But now there's an entire industry of people telling you what fuckery they're bringing.

00:10:42.900 And the industry of people telling you how they're lying to you is now as strong as the media itself.

00:10:52.600 And that wasn't here before.

00:10:54.660 Before the media could overwhelm any voice that was a critic.

00:10:58.640 Now the critics are as strong as the voices.

00:11:02.420 And you're going to see them rising.

00:11:04.440 You see it already.

00:11:05.220 You're seeing the rise of people who are done and people who will risk anything to fix it.

00:11:14.220 That's new.

00:11:15.780 People are going to go to the mat on this one.

00:11:21.400 So this is serious business.

00:11:23.640 But when serious business happens, dad comes home.

00:11:27.980 And dad is very much coming home.

00:11:31.140 And I don't mean Trump.

00:11:32.480 Although, you know, it could be Trump.

00:11:34.260 But dad's coming home.

00:11:36.340 One way or another, dad's coming home.

00:11:39.680 There's nothing that will stop it now.

00:11:42.340 Let's talk about what else has happened.

00:11:44.900 So I'd love to see that TV show where essentially it would almost be a campaign ad.

00:11:50.440 But it would be a TV show.

00:11:52.360 Now it could be a live stream show with a regular time.

00:11:55.320 But wouldn't you love, I mean honestly, wouldn't you love ordinary voters brought in and just say,

00:12:01.220 just want you to listen to some context that you'd never heard before.

00:12:06.620 Do you know how our reaction videos are big on the internet now, on YouTube?

00:12:11.260 You'll see, for example, a popular form of it is a, let's say a young black man,

00:12:18.020 maybe with a friend, who's listening to some 70s classic music that's, you know, outrageously good.

00:12:24.840 And you hear a young person listening to a genre of music they're not familiar with.

00:12:30.540 And, you know, they're hearing it for the first time.

00:12:32.540 And you just see their eyes like, oh my God.

00:12:35.380 Are you telling me that, you know, my grandfather had amazing music?

00:12:40.560 You know, like they're learning it for the first time.

00:12:42.540 Are you kidding?

00:12:44.100 Led Zeppelin, who are they?

00:12:46.420 Just imagine.

00:12:47.920 Imagine you're 19 or something, and you've never heard Led Zeppelin.

00:12:53.500 And somebody says, hey, put on the headphones, see what you think.

00:12:56.220 And you just hear it for the first time.

00:12:58.100 That would be like watching a voter, just an ordinary citizen,

00:13:03.140 being told the actual news, the real news in context, for the first time.

00:13:09.380 Can you imagine what their face would look like?

00:13:14.000 It would be amazing.

00:13:15.040 And then I would finish it off.

00:13:18.460 Let's say, just for fun, that it's a Democrat who's the subject.

00:13:23.660 Again, you can do it with a Republican.

00:13:25.200 But let's say you're doing it with a Democrat.

00:13:29.420 And at the end of the episode, you've completely changed their understanding of the news.

00:13:33.720 But then the last minute of the show, there's a little cap off.

00:13:39.080 And the cap off would be that prior to the beginning of the show, they had to give a DNA sample.

00:13:44.380 You see where I'm going?

00:13:47.800 And at the end of the show, the host tells them that they're related, they're descendants of slave owners.

00:13:56.000 Come on.

00:13:56.960 Come on.

00:13:57.420 It's the best show you've ever seen in your life.

00:13:59.560 Tell me you wouldn't watch that show.

00:14:01.860 Come on.

00:14:02.340 Bob, that would be the best show you ever saw in your life.

00:14:05.260 The last minute of the show.

00:14:07.180 Oh, and Bob, we have a little extra news for you.

00:14:11.020 While we were doing the show, we did a little research.

00:14:14.660 We found out that your great, great, great-grandfather, his name was Rooster Kornmeyer, and he owned 300 slaves.

00:14:23.980 Thanks for coming.

00:14:26.200 I'm glad that you were a part of our show.

00:14:28.680 Tune in tomorrow.

00:14:30.080 Would that be the best show?

00:14:32.040 Come on.

00:14:33.460 You would talk about that all week.

00:14:36.580 And it's there to be made.

00:14:39.520 How easy would it be to make that show?

00:14:42.300 It'd be an easy one.

00:14:44.340 The timing of the DNA thing might be hard, but...

00:14:48.300 All right.

00:14:49.200 So maybe we see something like that.

00:14:50.940 That would be a case of entertainment solving for the news.

00:14:58.300 All right.

00:15:00.000 And let me give you an example of how bad things are.

00:15:04.480 I tweeted this, I think, two days ago.

00:15:07.220 So listen to the tweet, and then I'm going to tell you how many views it got, which is a measure of its popularity.

00:15:15.500 So I tweeted this.

00:15:16.760 My condolences to the half of the country that doesn't know the biggest story in American politics by far broke today, which was the other day.

00:15:33.780 This is what they prepped you for.

00:15:37.840 It worked.

00:15:39.200 When I say prepped you for, I mean the news has been getting you ready for something.

00:15:46.620 And so the biggest news in, I would say, in my entire lifetime of politics is by far the biggest news.

00:15:53.660 It's the Biden crime family being completely exposed in terms of the machinery.

00:16:01.400 All right.

00:16:01.700 We'll talk about that.

00:16:02.980 Jonathan Turley has a good take on that.

00:16:08.640 But how many people do you think viewed that, which would be a proxy for how many times it was retweeted?

00:16:18.160 Now, I've got a million followers on Twitter.

00:16:22.840 A really solid tweet, if I really, like I hit a nerve, I can get, you know, 50,000 people to view it, which is a lot.

00:16:34.940 If I really hit it out of the park, and it's happened a few times, I can get a million people to view a tweet.

00:16:42.240 A million people.

00:16:43.500 How many do you think viewed this one so far?

00:16:49.100 I think it's pushing 10 or 11 million.

00:16:53.560 10 million.

00:16:54.080 I think it's around 10 million now.

00:16:56.240 10 million people agreed with the fact that it was the biggest news in the country, and that half of the country wouldn't even see it.

00:17:03.600 Wouldn't even know it happened.

00:17:07.100 10 million.

00:17:07.800 Oh, it's up to 11.5.

00:17:09.800 11.5 million people agreed with that.

00:17:12.560 Now, that's an indication of something that they don't agree with just with their brain.

00:17:20.620 Do you understand that?

00:17:22.360 Most of my tweets, if I get, you know, 20,000, 50,000 people agree with it, or even see it, then I would say, oh, intellectually.

00:17:29.740 Like, on an intellectual level, they said, okay, one plus one is two.

00:17:34.340 Yeah, I agree with that.

00:17:35.200 One plus one is two.

00:17:36.900 That's not this.

00:17:38.840 This is something that people are feeling in every part of their body.

00:17:43.940 This goes down to the particle level.

00:17:47.520 They feel that the biggest thing in the country happened, and that the bad guys are actually so good at hiding the news that they're going to hide it from half of the country.

00:17:59.240 And it works.

00:18:00.880 And we're watching it right in front of you.

00:18:02.760 Now, remember the theme.

00:18:04.760 The theme is watching the, you know, opening the hood and actually seeing the machinery.

00:18:10.600 That's 11.5 million people who saw the machinery.

00:18:15.940 They can see that we've developed a news business whose job it is to prevent half of the country from seeing the news.

00:18:25.660 That's not a joke.

00:18:27.740 The news industry, the biggest part of it, their purpose now is to prevent you from seeing the news.

00:18:37.500 And you know that now.

00:18:38.960 You maybe didn't know that before, but the hood just lifted.

00:18:45.100 Dad is standing next to you, and Dad is showing you where the oil goes.

00:18:50.260 We don't have a news business.

00:18:52.320 We have a news concealment business.

00:18:55.220 I'm not sure if it was always that way, but we were not looking under the hood before.

00:18:59.880 Before, I could hear the engine, and I could get in my car, and I could drive.

00:19:03.360 So I was pretty sure there was an engine in there.

00:19:06.380 But this is different.

00:19:08.120 This is new.

00:19:08.960 This is Dad standing next to you and lifting the hood and pointing to where the oil goes.

00:19:14.240 And he just pointed and told you, the news business is the opposite of what you thought it was.

00:19:21.520 You thought it was to give you news.

00:19:24.480 It may have been at one point, but it's definitely not that now.

00:19:28.400 And you can see it in a way that your own observation confirms it.

00:19:32.980 You don't have to listen to me explain it to you.

00:19:36.320 You don't need to read an article.

00:19:38.760 You just have to look up, lift the hood, and have somebody point to it.

00:19:43.120 And that just happened.

00:19:44.500 I just lifted the hood and pointed to it.

00:19:46.920 And you saw it.

00:19:47.840 It won't be the only machinery you see today.

00:19:52.620 This is going deeper.

00:19:54.620 Come with me down the rabbit hole.

00:19:57.440 There is a lot of good news disguised as bad news.

00:20:05.580 And I would say the way to explain this is that because the Democrats didn't understand and can't understand, really, the opposite side of the political world, just as they don't understand Democrats fully, right?

00:20:19.540 People don't understand themselves.

00:20:20.920 The problem is that the left didn't know where the line was.

00:20:25.440 What is too far?

00:20:27.820 Because you know when things go too far, all the rules change.

00:20:33.080 You get that, right?

00:20:34.660 If we're in a normal game, we're going to play normal rules.

00:20:39.500 You might try cheating a little bit, but somebody will catch you, get you back on there.

00:20:43.360 Mostly the rules.

00:20:44.100 But once you go beyond the game, and you've gone beyond the rules of the game, and you're trying to put, let's say, for example, trying to jail your political opponent for free speech.

00:20:57.700 Well, let's just use that as an example.

00:21:00.360 That would be too far.

00:21:02.360 Once you reach the too far stage, all the rules change.

00:21:06.660 And nobody knows what happens next.

00:21:09.700 Except me.

00:21:11.000 And I'm going to tell you.

00:21:11.880 Because it's pretty clear at this point.

00:21:15.400 The future is becoming very clear.

00:21:18.100 And I can't even imagine it would be different than what we can see at this point.

00:21:22.200 And I'll tell you as we go.

00:21:25.000 Yeah.

00:21:25.880 But we have clearly gone...

00:21:27.420 And let me test your feelings.

00:21:31.180 Answer this from your feelings, not from your brain.

00:21:34.580 Turn your brain off for a moment.

00:21:35.900 Do you feel that the latest indictments against Trump are too far?

00:21:42.880 How many would say that's too far?

00:21:47.120 Right?

00:21:47.720 Yeah.

00:21:48.360 Now, I felt a little bit like that when, you know, in prior indictments, etc.

00:21:54.700 I thought that went too far with the fake impeachments and stuff.

00:21:59.500 But this does feel different.

00:22:01.960 This feels...

00:22:02.780 Let me tell you why it feels different.

00:22:03.940 The current polling, the current polling for Trump shows he has a dominant, really probably

00:22:11.440 insurmountable lead in the primary.

00:22:14.240 Correct?

00:22:14.860 So far?

00:22:16.140 Likewise, this week we also saw the Biden crime family completely exposed.

00:22:20.720 And while I don't think that means anybody's going to jail, because it just doesn't work

00:22:25.720 that way, can you imagine getting into the general election with Trump having that in

00:22:33.400 his toolbox?

00:22:34.720 He wouldn't have to talk about anything else.

00:22:37.420 He would just describe the Biden crime family thing until you couldn't think about anything

00:22:42.100 else.

00:22:42.520 In my opinion, Biden has no chance of re-election, and for all practical purposes, he's off the

00:22:50.240 field.

00:22:51.600 He's off the field.

00:22:52.480 You know what's more interesting?

00:22:57.380 So is DeSantis.

00:22:59.440 DeSantis was taken off the field by this week.

00:23:03.140 And the reason is that as soon as this news came out of this new set of indictments, Vivek

00:23:11.440 Ramaswamy, and I'm not positive of this, I could use a fact check on this.

00:23:16.420 I think he did it.

00:23:17.580 Just give me...

00:23:18.760 This is my impression, so I'll take a fact check on this.

00:23:21.860 It looked to me like he turned on a camera, stood in front of it, and for 10 minutes spoke

00:23:30.520 perfectly about how he would pardon Trump for this and other things, and that it's purely

00:23:40.760 political, and that, you know, this is too far, this is the end.

00:23:45.060 Now, when you see somebody who can just turn on a camera and give you 10 minutes of the

00:23:51.400 best perfectly engineered and composed speech that's right on target, it hits the moment

00:23:59.560 perfectly, and here's the best part.

00:24:03.140 He's been nailing his campaign for a week after a week.

00:24:08.140 How many months has he been campaigning?

00:24:10.440 Do you remember the mistakes he's made?

00:24:12.220 None.

00:24:13.240 None.

00:24:14.000 Do you remember the awesome things he's done during that time?

00:24:16.760 A whole bunch of things.

00:24:18.280 Going on CNN, he's fought against the enemies, he's ripping up the podcasting world.

00:24:24.620 Even Trump is running against him.

00:24:27.440 And even Trump had to say, you know, he's doing a great job.

00:24:30.360 Right?

00:24:31.420 Vivek is killing it.

00:24:33.620 But here's the other thing he killed.

00:24:36.000 DeSantis.

00:24:37.480 Because he created a moment of contrast like you've never seen so far.

00:24:42.940 And here's the way I would put it.

00:24:45.380 If Trump goes down for this, or he's taken off the field, the Republicans are not going

00:24:52.420 to be looking for a memo.

00:24:54.260 They're going to be looking for a sword.

00:24:57.400 Vivek is a sword.

00:24:59.700 He's a sword.

00:25:01.520 DeSantis also responded with a text message that looked like a corporate memo.

00:25:09.180 Nobody wants the corporate memo.

00:25:12.000 You want the sword.

00:25:13.920 Vivek said he'll bring the sword.

00:25:15.720 He's not just going to free the people who are being, as many of us believe, unfairly targeted.

00:25:22.720 January 6th people as well as Trump.

00:25:25.380 He's not only going to protect them.

00:25:27.260 He's going to take a sword and pull up from the roots every corrupt entity in the United States

00:25:34.900 from the, you know, what is it, the Education Department or whatever it is, to Department of Justice, FBI.

00:25:43.480 And that takes DeSantis right out of the game.

00:25:50.640 Do you agree?

00:25:52.440 Let me just check your temperature.

00:25:55.240 Biden is off the field, and so is DeSantis.

00:26:00.200 And that happened yesterday.

00:26:02.920 That happened yesterday.

00:26:04.680 Do you think anybody noticed?

00:26:06.780 The news won't report it.

00:26:08.740 Do you know why the news won't report it?

00:26:10.440 Because the news is not in the business of telling you what's true or useful.

00:26:17.240 They're in the business of concealing the news from you.

00:26:20.500 So they're not going to tell you that yesterday both Biden and DeSantis became unviable candidates.

00:26:27.880 There are two in the race right now.

00:26:30.280 Maybe there'll be a Newsom.

00:26:31.300 I mean, if Newsom comes in, he'll be a competitor.

00:26:35.060 But right now it's down to Trump and Vivek.

00:26:39.940 Because there isn't any way the Republicans are going to lose this one.

00:26:43.800 They're not going to let it happen.

00:26:46.060 Because this one is personal.

00:26:48.460 This is not politics anymore.

00:26:50.700 If they take Trump out, they're taking his voters out.

00:26:55.320 And they're not ready for that.

00:26:56.800 But they might be ready to lose a political campaign.

00:27:01.700 Yeah, that's America.

00:27:02.800 Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.

00:27:04.580 But they're not ready to be targeted themselves.

00:27:07.340 And when they look at the January 6th people, they say,

00:27:10.660 Oh, that could have been me.

00:27:12.560 How many of you have said to yourself,

00:27:14.560 You know, I wasn't inclined to go to that January 6th,

00:27:18.460 but I easily could have been there.

00:27:20.540 And I easily could have been walking through the rotunda.

00:27:23.000 And I easily could be in jail right now

00:27:25.420 for expressing my political preferences in a physical form.

00:27:30.880 Yeah.

00:27:31.320 You feel this like it's you.

00:27:33.600 That's not the same.

00:27:35.580 That is not politics.

00:27:37.380 When you feel it like it's you,

00:27:40.180 you act like it's you.

00:27:42.460 You're going to show up.

00:27:44.500 You might get 100% voting from Republicans this year.

00:27:48.660 What's it normally, 60%?

00:27:50.460 Well, what would be a normal, like a good year?

00:27:53.860 65% of registered voters, or adults maybe, voting?

00:27:58.460 Is that about it?

00:27:59.840 You might see something like you've never seen before.

00:28:03.560 Oh, it's even lower.

00:28:05.000 It's like 55%.

00:28:06.240 You might see something you've never seen.

00:28:10.180 I'll even go further.

00:28:12.620 That Trump could possibly win the black vote. 0.90

00:28:17.260 Now that sounds stupid, doesn't it?

00:28:18.700 Like, that's too far?

00:28:22.400 I'd like you all to disagree with me really solidly

00:28:25.120 before I give you my argument.

00:28:27.300 Everybody disagree, please.

00:28:28.920 Please disagree.

00:28:29.820 It's not possible.

00:28:30.720 He's Republican.

00:28:31.920 He's been branded to racist.

00:28:33.400 Blah, blah, blah.

00:28:34.020 Not possible.

00:28:35.000 All right.

00:28:35.320 Here's the argument.

00:28:38.320 Suppose Trump says

00:28:39.580 the justice system is broken.

00:28:43.860 It's broken for you, black America, 1.00

00:28:47.440 and it's broken even for me.

00:28:50.420 I'll fix it for both of you.

00:28:52.980 Here's what I'm going to do for you,

00:28:55.040 and here's what I'm going to do for everybody else.

00:28:58.480 You're right.

00:28:59.780 You know, I got to admit,

00:29:01.840 I really didn't think the justice system

00:29:03.880 was as broken as I've been hearing for years.

00:29:07.020 But black America, let me tell you this,

00:29:09.240 I commit to fixing this.

00:29:13.180 I don't believe this system could be working for you.

00:29:16.080 If it's not working for me,

00:29:17.620 there's no way it's working for you.

00:29:19.420 Let's figure out what's wrong,

00:29:20.940 let's take it down by the roots,

00:29:22.500 and let's fix this.

00:29:24.880 Now, that might all be bullshit, right?

00:29:28.560 Because what exactly are you going to do?

00:29:31.000 You know, you'd need some details.

00:29:32.920 But he could actually sell this

00:29:36.240 as having a common enemy.

00:29:39.680 He could do a common enemy.

00:29:42.400 And he could sell it.

00:29:44.340 Do you know who else?

00:29:45.360 Do you know who else could sell that message?

00:29:50.000 Give me a...

00:29:50.640 Who else could sell that message?

00:29:54.700 Well, you know,

00:29:56.020 they could, if you imagine he's the vice president,

00:29:58.540 he could sell anything.

00:29:59.960 But only Trump.

00:30:02.380 Trump is the only politician.

00:30:04.100 No.

00:30:04.720 Nope, nope, nope, nope.

00:30:05.720 Trump is the only one in the world.

00:30:07.940 Trump is the only one in the world

00:30:09.440 who could sell that message,

00:30:10.860 that he is on the same side

00:30:12.580 with the young black men in the streets

00:30:15.880 who have a problem with law enforcement.

00:30:19.240 He could sell it.

00:30:21.700 There's nobody else who could sell it.

00:30:23.980 RFK?

00:30:24.500 Nope, nope, nope, nope.

00:30:25.340 RFK couldn't sell it.

00:30:26.980 Vivek?

00:30:27.500 I doubt it.

00:30:29.080 I mean, he's great,

00:30:29.880 but I don't think he could sell it.

00:30:31.020 Only Trump could sell that.

00:30:32.380 You would need the greatest salesperson

00:30:35.120 in the history of America,

00:30:36.840 but you haven't.

00:30:39.300 That would be Trump.

00:30:41.640 All right.

00:30:43.240 Let's give you a Biden crime family update.

00:30:47.960 This is the Jonathan Turley quote.

00:30:51.020 All right.

00:30:51.280 So this is from a tweet,

00:30:52.560 Jonathan Turley,

00:30:53.640 which if you're not following Jonathan Turley

00:30:56.240 as you're trying to navigate through

00:30:58.620 these new stories,

00:31:01.480 you're really missing a lot.

00:31:02.580 I think the people you need to be following

00:31:05.960 are Mike Cernovich is required.

00:31:10.740 That's just required.

00:31:11.780 You've got to follow Cernovich.

00:31:13.100 When stuff like this happens,

00:31:15.000 follow Cernovich, right?

00:31:17.100 You've got to have your Jonathan Turley's,

00:31:20.880 you know,

00:31:21.140 Dershowitz might be on vacation,

00:31:22.800 but when he's back,

00:31:24.380 follow him,

00:31:25.280 watch your Elon Musk,

00:31:27.480 your David Sachs,

00:31:29.200 you know,

00:31:29.520 I could name 10 more,

00:31:30.580 but you know how to watch.

00:31:31.300 You're Molly Hemingway's,

00:31:32.920 you're Miranda Devine's. 0.70

00:31:34.920 They're the ones you've got to follow.

00:31:36.980 You've got to follow them

00:31:38.020 if you want to know what's going on.

00:31:40.580 All right.

00:31:41.020 So Jonathan Turley says,

00:31:43.020 in D.C.,

00:31:44.300 influence peddling is an art form 0.81

00:31:46.420 and the Bidens are its Rembrandts.

00:31:49.360 Demands are conveyed

00:31:50.360 through as few people as possible.

00:31:53.520 That is how it is done.

00:31:54.700 Not on the speakerphone

00:31:56.240 in the middle of Cafe Milano

00:31:57.940 while ordering more breadsticks.

00:32:01.300 Jonathan Turley

00:32:02.500 is an internet dad,

00:32:05.560 right?

00:32:06.460 He's not just

00:32:07.500 an attorney

00:32:08.660 who's got some points of view

00:32:10.000 that are fun to watch.

00:32:11.600 He's dad.

00:32:12.920 He actually just opened the hood

00:32:14.440 and pointed to where the oil goes,

00:32:16.660 right?

00:32:17.100 He described to you

00:32:18.400 the actual machinery

00:32:20.440 of how people can be

00:32:22.640 in possibly a completely legal form

00:32:25.760 doing things you wish

00:32:28.380 they weren't doing.

00:32:28.940 You can see the machinery.

00:32:32.860 Elon Musk

00:32:33.780 tweeting about

00:32:35.900 this is sort of a related topic.

00:32:39.140 I guess there's some kind of

00:32:40.220 anti-hate speech bill.

00:32:45.720 Is Congress doing something like that?

00:32:47.380 Some kind of anti-hate speech?

00:32:48.880 Anyway,

00:32:49.580 Musk was tweeting about it

00:32:51.600 and he said this,

00:32:52.280 you can tell it's propaganda

00:32:53.920 when they choose terms

00:32:55.680 that are impossible to invert.

00:32:58.000 Who is pro-hate speech?

00:33:00.880 Right?

00:33:01.360 So if they do an anti-hate speech bill

00:33:03.520 and you're on the other side,

00:33:05.460 they turn you into the pro-hate speech?

00:33:07.780 He says that's the tell for propaganda.

00:33:12.580 And then he says

00:33:13.660 their actual goals

00:33:14.700 have nothing to do with hate speech

00:33:16.220 and everything to do

00:33:17.540 with censorship

00:33:18.120 of public dialogue.

00:33:21.760 That's an internet dad

00:33:23.340 who's lifting up the hood

00:33:25.540 and pointing to where the oil goes.

00:33:28.820 He's telling you the machinery.

00:33:30.920 The machinery is

00:33:31.940 when they use this term,

00:33:33.260 a non-reversible term,

00:33:35.060 you are not having

00:33:36.240 a political conversation.

00:33:38.360 Somebody's trying to screw you

00:33:39.920 and your dad just told you

00:33:42.240 to watch out for that.

00:33:43.140 Again, dads don't have to be women 1.00

00:33:46.260 in this context.

00:33:48.300 All right.

00:33:52.300 Here's what's different.

00:33:54.200 I'm not sure if I said this

00:33:55.540 or I started to say it earlier.

00:33:57.640 Now that Trump

00:33:58.520 is the presumptive nominee,

00:34:01.920 he's also not running

00:34:03.280 against anybody

00:34:04.220 because Biden can't possibly

00:34:06.660 be a candidate.

00:34:07.740 Well, he's not a viable candidate

00:34:09.520 in the sense that he couldn't win

00:34:11.020 at this point against Trump.

00:34:13.400 It wouldn't be close.

00:34:14.980 Now, polls, polls, polls.

00:34:17.480 Don't tell me the polls.

00:34:19.500 I don't want to hear

00:34:20.140 about the polls.

00:34:21.140 You have not seen Trump

00:34:22.640 take his big old pit bull jaw

00:34:25.680 and tweet about it

00:34:29.560 and truthing about it,

00:34:30.620 I mean.

00:34:30.880 You don't have to bite on it yet.

00:34:34.720 At the moment,

00:34:35.640 Houston,

00:34:36.300 because the whole,

00:34:38.600 you know,

00:34:38.900 half the country

00:34:39.540 can ignore him

00:34:40.360 and do anything they want.

00:34:42.440 But once he's on the stage,

00:34:44.620 imagine him on a debate stage

00:34:46.200 with Biden.

00:34:47.520 Just hold that in your head.

00:34:49.160 If you're wondering

00:34:49.940 if Biden is still viable,

00:34:52.360 just close your eyes

00:34:53.680 for a minute.

00:34:54.880 Imagine it's

00:34:55.620 every month in the future.

00:34:57.600 And let's imagine

00:34:58.880 it's just Trump

00:34:59.860 and just Biden on the stage.

00:35:02.980 And that's after we know

00:35:04.740 everything about the Biden,

00:35:06.320 you know,

00:35:06.540 so-called Biden crime family

00:35:08.300 and Hunter Biden.

00:35:10.100 Just imagine it.

00:35:12.520 Who wins?

00:35:15.160 Biden would be up there

00:35:16.840 mumbling

00:35:17.300 or maybe they'd

00:35:18.360 juice him up

00:35:19.160 with Smatterall

00:35:19.900 or whatever the hell

00:35:20.560 they're giving him.

00:35:21.760 You know,

00:35:22.140 maybe he would be coherent

00:35:23.200 for a little while.

00:35:24.460 But there's no way

00:35:25.680 Trump loses that debate.

00:35:28.840 He's going to destroy.

00:35:30.800 He's going to destroy

00:35:31.840 the whole Biden family.

00:35:33.680 And let me be clear.

00:35:34.920 I don't think Trump

00:35:35.760 is going to just

00:35:36.340 take out Joe Biden.

00:35:38.260 I think the whole

00:35:39.840 Biden situation

00:35:41.600 is going to look

00:35:42.100 pretty bad.

00:35:43.740 Now,

00:35:44.340 because Trump

00:35:45.180 is the dominant candidate

00:35:46.800 on the Republican side

00:35:48.460 and also because

00:35:50.000 he's basically running

00:35:51.300 almost unopposed,

00:35:53.960 in my mind,

00:35:55.900 and I would imagine

00:35:56.720 some of you

00:35:57.320 are starting to think

00:35:58.100 the same way,

00:35:58.760 it's no longer

00:36:00.560 about trying to

00:36:01.380 stop a candidate

00:36:02.440 from getting

00:36:03.260 a little foothold

00:36:05.300 in a race.

00:36:06.540 If they had done

00:36:07.480 these indictments

00:36:08.380 much earlier,

00:36:10.520 when people

00:36:11.520 were still talking

00:36:12.300 about who's going

00:36:12.920 to run besides Trump

00:36:14.200 and, you know,

00:36:15.080 you're just forming

00:36:15.820 your opinions,

00:36:17.320 if they'd gotten

00:36:18.400 him early

00:36:19.020 and they had succeeded,

00:36:21.320 that might have

00:36:21.960 been a good play.

00:36:23.220 But they waited

00:36:24.400 too long.

00:36:26.080 By waiting until

00:36:27.060 after the Biden

00:36:27.980 crime family stuff

00:36:29.060 comes out,

00:36:29.660 the Devin Archer

00:36:31.100 testimony,

00:36:32.420 by waiting that long,

00:36:34.220 they guaranteed

00:36:34.940 that Trump

00:36:35.780 was no longer

00:36:36.500 one of the people

00:36:37.280 running for president,

00:36:38.940 but rather,

00:36:39.980 in your mind,

00:36:40.720 he's already

00:36:41.120 the president,

00:36:42.180 the next president.

00:36:43.460 Meaning that

00:36:44.460 it's hard for me

00:36:45.140 to imagine

00:36:45.540 any outcome

00:36:46.300 except that,

00:36:47.880 unless they stop him

00:36:49.820 with a legal trick.

00:36:51.820 So now it doesn't

00:36:52.700 feel like they're

00:36:53.280 just trying to

00:36:53.980 stymie some

00:36:54.680 candidate to

00:36:55.460 one of many.

00:36:56.620 Now it feels like

00:36:57.500 they're coming

00:36:57.940 for the king.

00:36:59.620 Doesn't it?

00:37:01.200 Now they're coming

00:37:02.220 for the king.

00:37:03.200 If you come

00:37:03.920 for the king,

00:37:05.420 you better finish

00:37:06.240 him off.

00:37:08.560 Because he's

00:37:09.280 going to be

00:37:09.640 really angry.

00:37:12.120 He's going to be

00:37:12.980 really, really angry.

00:37:15.100 And I don't know

00:37:16.020 what he does

00:37:16.600 in his normal,

00:37:17.880 you know,

00:37:18.200 in his normal world.

00:37:19.860 I mean,

00:37:20.080 that could be

00:37:20.580 pretty interesting

00:37:22.540 to watch on its own.

00:37:23.520 But if you

00:37:25.260 actually try

00:37:26.100 to put him

00:37:26.740 in jail

00:37:27.340 and you come

00:37:28.840 close,

00:37:29.880 and by the way,

00:37:31.220 one of the charges

00:37:32.120 has a potential

00:37:33.120 death penalty.

00:37:35.640 Did you know that?

00:37:37.180 One of the charges

00:37:38.100 has a potential

00:37:38.760 death penalty.

00:37:39.860 So one of the new

00:37:40.640 charges about

00:37:41.220 January 6th,

00:37:42.580 if you add

00:37:43.560 on top of it

00:37:44.280 that people

00:37:44.700 died because

00:37:45.660 of his actions,

00:37:47.040 and you could

00:37:47.500 make the argument

00:37:48.140 that people

00:37:48.780 did die

00:37:49.420 and therefore

00:37:50.060 it's because

00:37:50.500 of his actions,

00:37:51.840 Ashley Babbitt,

00:37:52.600 et cetera,

00:37:53.120 if you made

00:37:53.860 that argument,

00:37:54.880 you could actually

00:37:55.940 put him in

00:37:56.900 jeopardy

00:37:57.580 of the death

00:37:59.020 penalty

00:37:59.460 for free speech.

00:38:03.700 For free speech.

00:38:05.960 The death penalty.

00:38:09.340 Just think about that.

00:38:11.620 The death penalty.

00:38:13.720 Mary Lou, 0.89

00:38:14.580 I just told you

00:38:15.280 Ashley Babbitt died.

00:38:17.100 That's all it requires.

00:38:18.100 It doesn't require

00:38:19.300 that the deaths

00:38:19.940 be police officers

00:38:21.020 and it doesn't require

00:38:22.500 that they die

00:38:23.360 the same day.

00:38:25.160 If somebody died

00:38:26.640 and you can just

00:38:28.020 make the argument

00:38:28.820 because of it,

00:38:31.100 that might be enough.

00:38:33.420 Now,

00:38:34.000 Joel Pollack

00:38:34.820 pointed this out

00:38:35.500 in Breitbart,

00:38:36.560 that the death penalty

00:38:38.540 is on the table.

00:38:40.640 Now,

00:38:41.020 imagine you're Trump

00:38:42.760 and you're

00:38:44.520 the presumptive

00:38:45.440 next president.

00:38:46.620 At this point,

00:38:47.160 I call him

00:38:47.660 the presumptive

00:38:48.460 next president.

00:38:50.020 I'm still backing

00:38:51.040 Vivek,

00:38:52.320 but I also

00:38:54.460 can't ignore

00:38:55.060 the polls.

00:38:57.220 If they come

00:38:58.140 for the presumptive

00:38:59.240 president

00:38:59.740 with bullshit 0.67

00:39:01.180 and it includes

00:39:02.840 a potential

00:39:03.440 for the death

00:39:04.240 penalty,

00:39:05.660 I don't think

00:39:06.700 they realize

00:39:07.200 how much

00:39:07.740 too far

00:39:08.500 it looks like.

00:39:09.780 That's so far

00:39:10.940 beyond too far

00:39:12.200 that you can

00:39:13.920 barely hold it

00:39:14.560 in your head.

00:39:15.140 It almost

00:39:15.500 makes your head

00:39:16.200 explode.

00:39:17.120 It's way too

00:39:17.800 far and it

00:39:18.780 changes everything.

00:39:21.100 All right.

00:39:22.380 So here,

00:39:23.400 I'm no lawyer,

00:39:24.720 so I'll give you

00:39:25.380 just a basic idea

00:39:26.580 of what he's

00:39:26.940 being indicted

00:39:27.440 for,

00:39:27.840 the latest ones.

00:39:29.180 The topic

00:39:29.820 is the January

00:39:30.580 6th stuff.

00:39:32.240 So here

00:39:34.320 in the Elon Musk

00:39:35.580 way,

00:39:35.960 let me explain

00:39:36.600 the following.

00:39:37.360 New York Times

00:39:37.960 says that Trump

00:39:39.520 is being indicted

00:39:40.240 for trying to

00:39:41.000 overturn the

00:39:41.940 2020 election.

00:39:42.880 overturn the

00:39:44.720 election.

00:39:45.600 Wall Street

00:39:46.340 Journal,

00:39:47.000 reporting on

00:39:47.560 the same

00:39:47.960 story,

00:39:49.060 says that

00:39:49.860 he's being

00:39:50.600 indicted for

00:39:51.420 his attempts

00:39:51.940 to reverse

00:39:53.020 the election.

00:39:56.220 Which one

00:39:56.960 is propaganda

00:39:57.580 and which one

00:39:58.660 is news?

00:40:00.260 Overturn

00:40:00.820 or reverse?

00:40:02.960 Do they

00:40:03.640 sound like

00:40:04.220 synonyms?

00:40:06.480 The way you

00:40:07.120 feel about them,

00:40:08.000 just the same.

00:40:09.120 Just two words

00:40:09.900 that mean

00:40:10.140 about the

00:40:10.520 same.

00:40:11.640 Overturn,

00:40:12.900 reverse.

00:40:13.860 Both the

00:40:14.360 same, right?

00:40:15.220 No.

00:40:16.520 Overturn,

00:40:17.880 you tell me

00:40:18.760 if I'm wrong.

00:40:19.840 You hear

00:40:20.380 overturn and

00:40:21.620 you think that

00:40:22.380 the person

00:40:22.860 who's trying

00:40:23.280 to overturn

00:40:23.840 it is the

00:40:24.420 bad guy.

00:40:25.340 Am I right?

00:40:26.580 The overturner

00:40:27.740 is the bad

00:40:28.400 person.

00:40:29.020 You just

00:40:29.380 assume it.

00:40:30.240 It's just

00:40:30.620 baked into

00:40:31.100 the word.

00:40:32.100 Now let's

00:40:32.580 say that

00:40:33.820 somebody was

00:40:34.340 trying to

00:40:34.760 reverse

00:40:35.120 something.

00:40:36.680 If you're

00:40:37.360 somebody who's

00:40:37.860 trying to

00:40:38.180 reverse something,

00:40:39.020 are you the

00:40:39.300 bad guy or

00:40:39.800 the good

00:40:40.060 guy?

00:40:42.240 You might

00:40:42.880 be the

00:40:43.160 good guy.

00:40:44.260 It's

00:40:44.700 unstated.

00:40:46.200 So if you

00:40:46.940 say that he

00:40:47.440 tried to

00:40:47.840 reverse it,

00:40:48.700 you've

00:40:49.040 reported the

00:40:49.660 news, and

00:40:50.420 I'd like to

00:40:50.880 give Wall

00:40:51.320 Street Journal

00:40:51.840 a little

00:40:52.760 ovation.

00:40:54.600 A little

00:40:55.100 ovation for

00:40:55.740 the Wall

00:40:56.040 Street Journal.

00:40:57.000 The Wall

00:40:57.460 Street Journal

00:40:58.020 reported the

00:41:00.460 news.

00:41:02.100 That's the

00:41:02.760 news.

00:41:03.480 He tried to

00:41:04.020 reverse an

00:41:05.160 outcome.

00:41:06.900 Overturn

00:41:07.380 is propaganda.

00:41:08.480 So I'm

00:41:10.860 doing what

00:41:11.340 Elon Musk

00:41:11.840 did for

00:41:12.300 you, which

00:41:13.300 is, Elon

00:41:14.780 Musk showed 1.00

00:41:15.560 you the

00:41:15.880 machinery, and

00:41:17.380 now I'm

00:41:17.760 showing you the

00:41:18.300 machinery as

00:41:18.960 well.

00:41:20.280 Overturn is

00:41:21.440 not a news

00:41:22.080 organization word.

00:41:23.820 That's somebody

00:41:24.460 who's trying to

00:41:25.120 conceal from you 0.99

00:41:26.060 the news.

00:41:27.940 They're trying to

00:41:28.800 conceal from you 0.99

00:41:29.660 that he ever

00:41:30.360 had an argument

00:41:31.440 or a point.

00:41:33.340 Reverse

00:41:33.860 doesn't tell you

00:41:35.020 anything except

00:41:35.800 somebody had

00:41:37.180 an intention

00:41:37.700 of things

00:41:38.680 going a

00:41:39.080 different way.

00:41:40.600 Very

00:41:40.980 different.

00:41:42.220 So look for

00:41:43.100 the choice of

00:41:43.720 words in the

00:41:44.220 headlines, and

00:41:45.460 you can tell

00:41:46.260 who's telling

00:41:47.260 you the news,

00:41:48.480 or even trying

00:41:49.200 to tell you

00:41:49.640 the news, and

00:41:50.600 who's trying to

00:41:52.200 conceal the news

00:41:53.020 from you.

00:41:53.680 Very clear.

00:41:54.760 Very clear.

00:41:55.860 And I would

00:41:56.280 say that the

00:41:56.780 whole, the

00:41:58.540 news as we're

00:41:59.500 learning it, is

00:42:00.340 also revealing

00:42:01.220 the networks of

00:42:03.100 bad people, the

00:42:04.360 bad actors, because

00:42:06.120 as you watch

00:42:06.840 the indictments

00:42:08.200 and also the

00:42:09.080 defense of the

00:42:10.020 Biden crime

00:42:10.540 family, given

00:42:11.880 that you know

00:42:12.660 for sure that

00:42:14.440 the Biden crime

00:42:15.240 family stuff is

00:42:16.080 real, there's

00:42:17.300 nobody who

00:42:17.680 doubts that,

00:42:18.160 right?

00:42:19.340 Again, we

00:42:20.180 don't know

00:42:20.540 what's illegal.

00:42:21.740 Don't know

00:42:22.080 what's illegal.

00:42:22.880 I don't even

00:42:23.380 have an opinion

00:42:23.820 on it.

00:42:24.800 But you can

00:42:25.540 see the

00:42:25.860 machinery.

00:42:26.900 The machinery

00:42:27.440 is now

00:42:27.940 completely clear.

00:42:29.880 So if you're

00:42:32.000 looking at that,

00:42:32.700 well, you're

00:42:34.920 certainly a lot

00:42:36.360 better shaped than

00:42:36.960 you were in

00:42:38.220 understanding what's

00:42:38.980 going on.

00:42:39.400 All right, so I

00:42:41.560 would say that

00:42:42.140 Trump expressed

00:42:44.240 free speech and

00:42:45.380 they're trying to

00:42:46.300 assassinate him

00:42:48.460 with illegal

00:42:49.200 means.

00:42:50.000 To me, this

00:42:50.500 looks like an

00:42:51.080 assassination.

00:42:52.800 I think

00:42:53.160 Cernovich said the

00:42:53.980 same thing.

00:42:55.140 Do you get the

00:42:56.160 sense?

00:42:56.940 This doesn't feel

00:42:57.900 like a legal

00:42:58.520 action and it

00:42:59.460 doesn't feel like a

00:43:00.320 political action.

00:43:01.080 with the death

00:43:02.480 penalty on the

00:43:03.220 table, it feels

00:43:04.000 like an

00:43:04.580 assassination

00:43:05.040 attempt.

00:43:06.700 Now, I don't

00:43:07.000 think they

00:43:07.320 expect a death

00:43:08.520 penalty, but

00:43:09.840 they know what

00:43:11.180 they're doing and

00:43:12.800 they would

00:43:13.140 certainly be aware

00:43:13.940 of all the

00:43:14.420 ramifications, at

00:43:15.400 least the legal

00:43:15.940 people would.

00:43:17.660 All right, so

00:43:19.400 the things that

00:43:20.080 Trump did was he

00:43:20.980 followed a

00:43:22.220 lawyer's advice,

00:43:23.420 even though the

00:43:24.400 lawyers were

00:43:24.920 giving him a

00:43:25.660 long shot

00:43:26.540 advice.

00:43:27.380 Well, you've

00:43:28.100 got a shot at

00:43:28.680 this.

00:43:28.880 Also, by

00:43:30.980 the way, you

00:43:31.740 should be

00:43:32.040 following Joel

00:43:32.980 Pollack.

00:43:34.400 I think he

00:43:35.040 has actually the

00:43:35.640 best takes on

00:43:36.480 this topic so

00:43:37.220 far.

00:43:38.020 I should have

00:43:38.380 mentioned him in

00:43:38.900 the first list

00:43:39.520 because Joel has

00:43:41.080 a legal background

00:43:42.460 as well as, you

00:43:44.120 know, a writer

00:43:45.440 background.

00:43:46.620 So he's very

00:43:47.880 quickly producing

00:43:49.160 the takes that

00:43:51.040 you haven't heard

00:43:51.500 from anybody else

00:43:52.320 yet.

00:43:52.640 So if you want

00:43:53.040 to be like a

00:43:53.560 day ahead of

00:43:54.100 the, probably a

00:43:55.360 full day ahead

00:43:56.840 of the news

00:43:57.820 process, follow

00:43:59.100 Joel.

00:44:02.900 So let's

00:44:03.840 see.

00:44:05.460 We've got the

00:44:06.200 death penalty on

00:44:07.100 there for free

00:44:08.520 speech and

00:44:09.120 following his

00:44:09.700 lawyer's advice.

00:44:12.840 What do you

00:44:13.500 think would have

00:44:14.040 happened in the,

00:44:16.420 let's say, just

00:44:17.620 play this through.

00:44:18.940 Let's say that

00:44:19.860 Trump had prevailed

00:44:20.960 and some

00:44:21.900 alternative, you

00:44:25.160 know, electors

00:44:26.360 had been picked

00:44:27.180 and they came

00:44:28.840 out with the

00:44:29.460 decision that

00:44:30.400 Trump was the

00:44:31.780 real president.

00:44:33.820 But other

00:44:34.460 people said, no,

00:44:35.620 there's something

00:44:36.200 wrong with that

00:44:36.600 process, really,

00:44:37.860 Biden's the real

00:44:38.540 president.

00:44:39.000 What happens

00:44:39.400 next?

00:44:40.480 In our system,

00:44:41.900 what happens

00:44:42.540 next?

00:44:43.280 It goes to the

00:44:44.020 Supreme Court,

00:44:44.680 right?

00:44:46.260 Am I wrong

00:44:46.780 about that?

00:44:47.840 Doesn't the

00:44:48.420 Supreme Court say,

00:44:49.240 all right, let's

00:44:49.680 take a look at it

00:44:50.320 and then the

00:44:50.720 Supreme Court would

00:44:52.060 decide what's legal

00:44:53.020 and what's not

00:44:53.580 legal and then we

00:44:55.140 would regroup,

00:44:56.720 we would regroup

00:44:57.700 under that

00:44:58.280 understanding and

00:44:59.740 then there would

00:45:00.060 be a decision,

00:45:00.740 which probably

00:45:01.220 would have picked

00:45:01.860 who the president

00:45:02.500 was.

00:45:03.080 Would that be a

00:45:03.760 civil war?

00:45:05.560 Why would you

00:45:06.140 have a civil war?

00:45:07.040 You have the

00:45:07.460 Supreme Court for

00:45:09.500 exactly that.

00:45:11.160 That's maybe an

00:45:12.280 appellate court

00:45:12.800 first.

00:45:13.600 But we have a

00:45:15.740 system that sorts

00:45:17.440 out exactly that

00:45:18.940 sort of thing.

00:45:20.520 Why didn't we

00:45:21.260 let the system

00:45:21.880 do it?

00:45:23.200 Why did we

00:45:23.700 have to arrest

00:45:26.020 somebody, or

00:45:27.520 arrest lots of

00:45:28.200 people, I guess?

00:45:28.900 Why do we have

00:45:29.480 to arrest people

00:45:30.280 or indict them

00:45:31.200 for something

00:45:32.440 that's normal

00:45:33.180 business that the

00:45:34.120 Supreme Court

00:45:34.720 works out in the

00:45:36.020 normal course of

00:45:36.740 things?

00:45:37.740 People disagreeing

00:45:39.160 on what is the

00:45:40.040 legal process is

00:45:41.140 just normal

00:45:41.740 business.

00:45:42.920 The fact that

00:45:43.720 it happened to

00:45:44.260 be Trump and

00:45:45.080 it happened to

00:45:45.460 be a presidential

00:45:46.120 election does

00:45:47.460 not take it from

00:45:48.740 a normal amount

00:45:50.000 of business to

00:45:51.260 some crime.

00:45:53.020 It's not a

00:45:53.780 crime to do

00:45:54.500 something that

00:45:55.140 is gray area

00:45:56.780 enough that you

00:45:57.500 need a Supreme

00:45:58.280 Court to tell

00:45:58.900 you what was

00:45:59.380 true and what

00:45:59.900 wasn't.

00:46:03.060 But basically

00:46:05.600 following a

00:46:06.380 lawyer's advice,

00:46:07.300 it was probably

00:46:07.680 bad advice, but

00:46:09.300 if you follow a

00:46:10.000 lawyer's advice,

00:46:10.780 typically that's

00:46:11.540 enough to make

00:46:12.920 it seem like

00:46:13.500 you're not the

00:46:13.980 criminal.

00:46:15.240 At worst, you

00:46:16.240 took some bad

00:46:17.060 advice, usually.

00:46:18.280 And the

00:46:20.340 free speech

00:46:20.880 argument, to

00:46:21.720 me, that's a

00:46:22.480 slam dunk.

00:46:24.180 Right?

00:46:24.900 If you can put

00:46:26.080 him in jail or

00:46:26.920 possibly execute

00:46:28.020 Trump for saying

00:46:30.000 what he thinks is

00:46:30.920 true, which is

00:46:32.360 that he believed

00:46:33.060 that the election

00:46:34.480 was rigged,

00:46:38.780 we're in bad

00:46:40.600 shape.

00:46:41.300 Now, have you

00:46:43.260 seen anybody in

00:46:44.200 the news refer

00:46:45.700 to the latest

00:46:46.560 indictments, at

00:46:47.520 least the free

00:46:49.260 speech part, where

00:46:50.640 they say that the

00:46:52.160 claim is that

00:46:53.000 Trump knew his

00:46:54.540 claims about the

00:46:55.480 election were a

00:46:57.780 lie?

00:46:59.060 How would they

00:46:59.620 know that?

00:47:00.640 How does the

00:47:01.460 legal system prove

00:47:03.220 what Trump thinks

00:47:05.260 in his private

00:47:05.980 thoughts?

00:47:07.500 Can they do

00:47:08.340 that?

00:47:09.020 I suppose if

00:47:09.720 there were a

00:47:10.460 body of evidence

00:47:11.180 where he talked

00:47:11.840 about it with

00:47:12.380 different people,

00:47:13.220 sure.

00:47:14.100 But is there

00:47:14.660 anything like

00:47:15.220 that?

00:47:15.660 Is there any

00:47:16.040 body of evidence

00:47:16.820 where he said,

00:47:18.120 you know, I

00:47:19.180 don't believe

00:47:19.940 anything I'm

00:47:20.540 saying, but I'm

00:47:21.200 going to say it

00:47:21.660 anyway?

00:47:22.220 No, no.

00:47:23.680 There is one

00:47:25.400 documented thing

00:47:26.540 where there was a

00:47:28.040 specific claim

00:47:29.160 about election

00:47:30.680 irregularity among

00:47:31.880 a sea of

00:47:32.780 different claims.

00:47:33.960 There was one

00:47:34.580 specific one that

00:47:35.580 he reportedly

00:47:37.160 didn't think was

00:47:38.060 likely to be

00:47:38.720 true.

00:47:40.760 But he didn't

00:47:41.560 know.

00:47:42.640 He just thought,

00:47:43.560 you know, maybe

00:47:43.980 it's true, maybe

00:47:44.540 it's not, but

00:47:45.400 that doesn't

00:47:45.860 mean he didn't

00:47:46.480 think the whole

00:47:47.040 system was

00:47:47.860 rigged in some

00:47:48.680 way.

00:47:49.860 Now, how many

00:47:51.020 of you remember,

00:47:52.680 I guess it was a

00:47:53.740 few years ago,

00:47:54.860 when I introduced

00:47:55.840 the idea that

00:47:57.860 when somebody is

00:47:59.040 trying to mind

00:47:59.860 read, in other

00:48:00.820 words, imagine

00:48:01.440 what somebody

00:48:01.900 else is thinking,

00:48:03.620 that that's never

00:48:04.300 valid.

00:48:05.680 How many of you

00:48:06.380 remember hearing

00:48:06.980 for the first time

00:48:07.880 from me this

00:48:09.540 thing called mind

00:48:10.400 reading in

00:48:11.200 politics?

00:48:12.540 And you

00:48:13.060 never really

00:48:13.540 noticed it

00:48:14.040 before, did

00:48:14.540 you?

00:48:15.280 It's like, before

00:48:15.860 you didn't

00:48:16.200 notice they

00:48:16.780 were doing

00:48:17.140 it, but

00:48:18.300 somehow it

00:48:19.080 seemed valid.

00:48:20.400 It just seemed

00:48:20.920 like what people

00:48:21.540 do.

00:48:22.420 But as soon as

00:48:23.080 I told you,

00:48:23.860 people can't 0.97

00:48:24.380 read minds, so

00:48:26.220 if your entire

00:48:27.060 argument depends

00:48:28.060 on knowing what

00:48:28.820 somebody is

00:48:29.380 thinking, and

00:48:30.320 worse, and

00:48:31.260 worse, not

00:48:32.500 only do you

00:48:33.080 imagine you

00:48:33.660 know what

00:48:34.000 they're thinking,

00:48:34.960 but you imagine

00:48:35.900 what they're

00:48:36.380 thinking is an

00:48:37.260 absurdity, and

00:48:38.840 then you blame

00:48:39.420 them for it.

00:48:40.760 Right?

00:48:41.000 Do you

00:48:42.380 think that

00:48:43.000 Trump would

00:48:44.300 have tried to

00:48:45.200 reverse the

00:48:45.760 election if he

00:48:47.100 genuinely believed

00:48:48.480 the outcome was

00:48:49.420 valid?

00:48:51.860 Do you think

00:48:52.660 he would?

00:48:54.260 How the hell

00:48:55.840 would any of

00:48:56.300 us know?

00:48:57.400 We don't

00:48:58.120 know.

00:48:59.100 I doubt it, and

00:49:00.940 to me that seems

00:49:01.920 very unlikely.

00:49:03.240 But I know

00:49:03.840 that whether I

00:49:05.240 believed he

00:49:05.900 would or

00:49:06.280 believed he

00:49:06.760 wouldn't, I

00:49:07.820 wouldn't want

00:49:08.260 him to go to

00:49:08.800 jail for what

00:49:10.520 I imagine,

00:49:11.900 literally imagine,

00:49:14.000 is in a

00:49:14.540 stranger's head.

00:49:16.180 Well, he's not

00:49:16.700 a stranger, but

00:49:17.400 in somebody else's

00:49:18.500 head.

00:49:19.560 We don't have a

00:49:20.640 country where you

00:49:22.120 should go to

00:49:22.740 jail because

00:49:23.980 strangers imagined

00:49:25.220 what you were

00:49:25.780 thinking.

00:49:26.640 No, that's not

00:49:27.420 good enough.

00:49:28.300 Strangers cannot

00:49:28.960 imagine what you're

00:49:29.940 thinking and send

00:49:30.620 you to jail.

00:49:31.660 But that's what

00:49:33.400 it looked like.

00:49:34.260 And now we have

00:49:35.200 this situation

00:49:35.880 where Trump

00:49:36.980 is literally

00:49:37.800 being at

00:49:39.820 risk of

00:49:40.420 being, well,

00:49:42.620 really at

00:49:43.060 risk of being

00:49:43.740 executed.

00:49:45.100 He's at

00:49:45.740 risk of being

00:49:46.360 executed because

00:49:48.040 Democrats are

00:49:48.860 trying to tell

00:49:49.480 you they can

00:49:50.900 read his

00:49:51.620 thoughts.

00:49:53.940 Is that an

00:49:54.780 exaggeration on

00:49:55.560 my part?

00:49:57.060 Did I just

00:49:57.880 exaggerate?

00:49:58.700 I'm going to

00:49:59.180 say it again.

00:50:00.280 You tell me if

00:50:00.920 this is hyperbole

00:50:01.860 or exaggeration.

00:50:03.580 There is a

00:50:04.300 risk of

00:50:04.720 execution in

00:50:05.780 the charges.

00:50:06.960 Yes or no?

00:50:08.220 There's a risk

00:50:08.900 of execution.

00:50:10.080 Yes.

00:50:14.040 And they're

00:50:14.800 telling you that

00:50:16.000 the main thing

00:50:16.940 you would have

00:50:17.360 to believe,

00:50:17.900 the main thing,

00:50:18.660 the most

00:50:19.080 important part

00:50:19.900 to believe that

00:50:21.200 he should be

00:50:22.040 put in jail

00:50:23.520 or executed,

00:50:24.380 the most

00:50:24.920 important part

00:50:25.500 is what he

00:50:25.960 was thinking,

00:50:27.060 his intentions.

00:50:28.500 And there's

00:50:28.920 no documentation

00:50:29.680 and there are

00:50:31.120 no eyewitnesses

00:50:32.260 to suggest

00:50:33.700 that he

00:50:34.280 thought the

00:50:34.960 election was

00:50:35.820 fair but

00:50:36.840 decided he

00:50:37.460 would lie

00:50:37.840 about it.

00:50:38.940 None.

00:50:39.860 You have to

00:50:40.660 completely believe

00:50:42.180 that you can

00:50:43.300 read his

00:50:43.900 thoughts for

00:50:45.460 this to be

00:50:46.000 wrong.

00:50:46.940 You have to

00:50:47.700 believe that.

00:50:49.460 Now,

00:50:50.820 before I told

00:50:52.280 you that

00:50:53.280 mind reading

00:50:53.860 wasn't a thing

00:50:54.680 and yet it's

00:50:55.300 a widespread

00:50:55.860 phenomenon,

00:50:57.700 you didn't

00:50:58.680 have a

00:50:59.060 framework for

00:51:00.540 which this

00:51:01.080 new thing

00:51:01.620 could easily

00:51:02.200 be mapped

00:51:02.720 onto.

00:51:03.680 The moment

00:51:04.440 people saw

00:51:05.660 these charges,

00:51:07.640 people said,

00:51:09.220 that's mind

00:51:09.600 reading.

00:51:10.820 In other

00:51:11.260 words,

00:51:11.580 I created

00:51:12.220 a mental

00:51:12.700 frame that

00:51:14.260 was available

00:51:14.960 for you that

00:51:16.460 the moment

00:51:16.920 this happened,

00:51:17.660 you said,

00:51:18.000 ah, that's

00:51:18.960 one of those.

00:51:20.200 And as soon

00:51:20.840 as you could

00:51:21.200 put it on

00:51:21.580 that frame,

00:51:22.140 that mind

00:51:22.580 reading frame,

00:51:23.620 then suddenly

00:51:24.280 everything made

00:51:24.900 sense to you,

00:51:25.620 didn't it?

00:51:26.160 In other

00:51:29.060 words, I

00:51:30.720 lifted up

00:51:31.280 the hood,

00:51:32.580 I pointed

00:51:33.880 to the

00:51:34.280 engine, and

00:51:35.040 I showed

00:51:35.400 you where

00:51:35.660 the oil

00:51:36.040 goes in.

00:51:38.320 I'm showing

00:51:39.240 you the

00:51:39.540 machinery.

00:51:41.440 The

00:51:41.980 machinery is

00:51:42.880 one side

00:51:43.580 pretends

00:51:44.040 they can

00:51:44.360 mind read

00:51:44.900 and hope

00:51:45.360 she don't 0.66

00:51:45.840 notice.

00:51:47.020 That's the

00:51:47.460 machinery.

00:51:48.660 That's the

00:51:49.280 bad, bad

00:51:50.200 acting.

00:51:50.900 That's the

00:51:51.240 way it's

00:51:52.220 done.

00:51:52.460 So, Musk

00:51:54.380 is telling

00:51:54.820 you how to

00:51:55.280 spot

00:51:55.700 propaganda.

00:51:58.240 Turley is

00:51:58.960 telling you

00:51:59.340 how to

00:51:59.620 spot this

00:52:00.920 crime family

00:52:02.200 activity.

00:52:04.740 I'm telling

00:52:05.500 you how to

00:52:05.960 spot mind

00:52:06.940 reading.

00:52:08.020 Do you see

00:52:08.380 the pattern?

00:52:09.920 The internet

00:52:10.500 dads are not

00:52:12.620 going to let

00:52:13.000 this happen.

00:52:15.260 We're not

00:52:15.960 going to let

00:52:16.280 it happen.

00:52:18.500 So, while

00:52:19.860 you think the

00:52:20.680 worst case

00:52:21.280 scenario looks

00:52:22.360 like it's

00:52:22.780 about to

00:52:23.240 happen, it

00:52:24.120 does look

00:52:24.540 like the

00:52:24.840 worst case

00:52:25.260 scenario, the

00:52:27.000 thing you're

00:52:27.440 missing is

00:52:27.920 that they

00:52:28.160 went too

00:52:28.580 far.

00:52:30.140 Too far

00:52:30.660 changes all

00:52:31.380 the rules.

00:52:32.780 Too far

00:52:33.260 activates the

00:52:34.220 dads.

00:52:35.280 And when the

00:52:35.840 dads enter, you

00:52:36.680 don't know what

00:52:37.260 that's going to

00:52:37.720 do yet.

00:52:39.120 The dads are

00:52:40.020 now strong

00:52:40.600 enough to

00:52:41.960 move the

00:52:42.400 needle.

00:52:44.460 And they

00:52:45.100 are.

00:52:46.100 You're watching

00:52:47.040 it happen.

00:52:48.020 So, watch

00:52:48.560 for this

00:52:49.340 pattern as

00:52:49.940 you see it.

00:52:50.720 As you watch

00:52:51.520 the news

00:52:52.360 coverage, you'll

00:52:53.600 see some

00:52:54.080 pundits who

00:52:54.660 are just

00:52:54.960 foolish idiots, 0.99

00:52:56.080 right?

00:52:57.180 Republican and

00:52:57.960 Democrats.

00:52:59.000 You're going to

00:52:59.400 see the pundits

00:53:00.140 who are just

00:53:00.500 like, fa-fa-fa-fa,

00:53:01.560 you know, talking

00:53:02.200 point.

00:53:03.020 I'm not talking

00:53:03.800 about any of the

00:53:04.400 talking point people.

00:53:05.880 They're not the

00:53:06.540 dads.

00:53:07.420 They're just

00:53:07.860 clowns.

00:53:08.940 They're just

00:53:09.300 clowns.

00:53:10.100 Ignore the

00:53:10.540 clowns who

00:53:11.620 just are, oh,

00:53:12.500 my side, my

00:53:13.100 side, just a

00:53:13.960 clown.

00:53:15.380 Look at the

00:53:15.960 people who

00:53:16.620 clearly know how

00:53:18.040 to take a

00:53:18.560 different position

00:53:19.300 if it's

00:53:19.720 warranted.

00:53:20.800 Those are the

00:53:21.320 only ones you

00:53:22.020 should listen

00:53:22.480 to.

00:53:23.380 This is why

00:53:24.120 your Mike

00:53:25.640 Cernovich's are

00:53:26.640 worth gold.

00:53:28.480 Because you

00:53:28.880 know he'll

00:53:30.160 take the

00:53:30.520 position that's

00:53:32.340 unpopular, and

00:53:33.780 he does, when

00:53:35.280 he thinks the

00:53:35.840 facts go that

00:53:36.520 way.

00:53:37.100 That's why you

00:53:37.860 listen to him.

00:53:38.940 Because you know

00:53:39.640 he's not going to

00:53:40.160 be just in the

00:53:40.920 bag for somebody.

00:53:42.400 Right?

00:53:42.880 Same with

00:53:43.360 Turley, same

00:53:44.080 with Musk.

00:53:45.060 They're not in

00:53:45.620 the bag for

00:53:46.080 anybody.

00:53:47.140 They're just

00:53:47.660 trying to show

00:53:48.340 you the engine.

00:53:49.600 They're just

00:53:50.080 pulling up the

00:53:50.740 hood.

00:53:51.580 They're just

00:53:52.160 showing you

00:53:52.600 where the

00:53:52.880 oil goes.

00:53:53.620 That's it.

00:53:54.480 You get to

00:53:55.340 do what you

00:53:55.820 want.

00:53:56.820 You can put

00:53:57.460 your oil in

00:53:57.980 your car or

00:53:58.620 not put your

00:53:59.180 oil in your

00:53:59.560 car, but you

00:54:00.440 know where it

00:54:00.920 goes now.

00:54:02.200 You know

00:54:02.540 where it

00:54:02.800 goes now.

00:54:03.760 They're

00:54:03.980 showing you.

00:54:05.980 All right.

00:54:12.120 So also

00:54:13.280 Joel Pollack

00:54:14.700 points out that

00:54:15.560 there might be a

00:54:16.600 weird double

00:54:17.460 jeopardy thing

00:54:18.280 happening with

00:54:18.900 Trump.

00:54:20.120 So Trump was

00:54:21.280 impeached for

00:54:22.140 I'm not going to

00:54:22.740 do a good job

00:54:23.380 of explaining

00:54:23.920 this, so I'll

00:54:24.720 refer you to

00:54:25.680 Breitbart and

00:54:27.200 look for Joel's

00:54:28.180 article, or you

00:54:28.800 can see the

00:54:29.600 retweet in my

00:54:30.680 Twitter feed.

00:54:33.160 The argument is

00:54:34.400 that our system

00:54:35.580 does not allow

00:54:37.180 double jeopardy.

00:54:38.780 So if there

00:54:39.520 had been a

00:54:40.080 federal case

00:54:40.800 against Trump

00:54:41.800 for the same

00:54:42.660 crimes, you

00:54:44.400 wouldn't be able

00:54:45.020 to charge him

00:54:45.540 a second time,

00:54:46.340 no matter if

00:54:47.500 he had been

00:54:47.980 innocent or

00:54:49.420 not found

00:54:50.060 guilty the

00:54:50.500 first time.

00:54:51.260 So our

00:54:51.620 system does not

00:54:53.200 allow you to be

00:54:53.760 tried twice for

00:54:54.820 the same federal

00:54:56.440 crime anyway.

00:54:57.500 If there was a

00:54:58.320 federal and a

00:54:58.920 state crime,

00:54:59.560 then that would

00:55:00.420 still be allowed.

00:55:02.680 But as Joel

00:55:04.060 points out,

00:55:05.720 and here's where

00:55:07.320 I'm not going to

00:55:07.840 do a good job of

00:55:10.040 explaining it,

00:55:10.720 so I'll just give

00:55:11.300 you the idiot's 0.94

00:55:12.180 non-lawyer

00:55:12.820 view, that the

00:55:14.060 impeachment is a

00:55:16.160 process similar

00:55:17.400 enough, I hope

00:55:18.320 I'm close on

00:55:19.000 this, is a

00:55:20.660 process similar

00:55:21.580 enough to a

00:55:22.460 legal process that

00:55:24.060 you might need

00:55:24.600 the Supreme Court

00:55:25.460 to tell you if

00:55:26.220 there were two

00:55:26.660 trials, which is

00:55:29.400 pretty interesting.

00:55:30.700 It's entirely

00:55:31.540 possible that

00:55:33.180 double jeopardy

00:55:34.340 would be the

00:55:35.000 reason these get

00:55:35.680 thrown out.

00:55:36.620 It's like we've

00:55:37.440 already shown the

00:55:38.660 evidence, we've

00:55:39.280 done it in, you

00:55:40.280 know, there's a,

00:55:40.820 there were, there

00:55:42.280 were risks of the

00:55:43.200 outcomes, very

00:55:45.640 similar, not the

00:55:46.980 same, but in

00:55:48.000 some ways, similar

00:55:49.100 standard of

00:55:49.900 collecting information

00:55:51.240 and showing it to

00:55:52.460 everybody.

00:55:53.320 Now, of course, it's

00:55:54.420 not as rigorous as

00:55:55.320 a regular court

00:55:56.580 situation, which

00:55:57.720 would be far more

00:55:58.700 fair and better,

00:56:00.540 but it might be

00:56:01.360 close enough that,

00:56:03.280 let's say, a

00:56:03.860 Supreme Court would

00:56:04.640 look at it and

00:56:05.160 say, you know,

00:56:06.160 you just can't do

00:56:06.840 this to the same

00:56:07.940 person over and

00:56:08.760 over, and I

00:56:10.400 would have some

00:56:11.020 sympathy for that.

00:56:12.360 In fact, I think I

00:56:13.240 would have some

00:56:13.640 sympathy for that if

00:56:15.480 it happened to

00:56:15.980 Biden or anybody

00:56:16.620 else, because there's

00:56:19.200 a reason that

00:56:19.840 double jeopardy is

00:56:21.660 such an important

00:56:22.260 part of our system.

00:56:23.500 The reason is that

00:56:24.880 bad people can

00:56:25.940 abuse the ability

00:56:27.820 to just, you know,

00:56:28.540 keep, keep trying

00:56:29.520 somebody over and

00:56:30.180 over, and it

00:56:30.560 wouldn't, it

00:56:31.220 wouldn't be fair by

00:56:32.000 anybody's sense of

00:56:33.200 fairness.

00:56:34.180 So, this will be

00:56:36.360 really interesting.

00:56:37.040 We'll see.

00:56:40.500 We'll see.

00:56:42.400 Well, in, let's

00:56:45.080 see, in other

00:56:48.780 news, a study

00:56:50.880 came out that

00:56:51.540 said that big

00:56:52.420 companies, they

00:56:53.080 have high ESG

00:56:54.340 scores.

00:56:55.300 In other words,

00:56:55.920 they're the ones

00:56:56.420 who are good on

00:56:57.120 environmental, social,

00:56:58.600 and governance

00:56:59.260 issues, diversity

00:57:01.060 especially.

00:57:02.340 But in terms of

00:57:03.460 the environmental

00:57:03.960 part, the companies

00:57:05.780 with high ESG

00:57:06.840 scores pollute

00:57:07.900 about the same

00:57:08.540 as everybody

00:57:09.000 else.

00:57:10.840 In other words,

00:57:13.460 ESG is complete

00:57:15.940 bullshit.

00:57:17.460 That's right.

00:57:19.280 Lift up the hood,

00:57:21.360 point to the

00:57:22.020 engine, show you

00:57:23.820 where the oil

00:57:24.320 goes in.

00:57:25.940 ESG was never

00:57:27.940 real.

00:57:29.520 ESG was always

00:57:30.960 bullshit.

00:57:32.500 It could only be

00:57:33.600 bullshit.

00:57:33.920 It never had the

00:57:35.680 possibility of being

00:57:36.900 anything but

00:57:37.500 bullshit.

00:57:38.380 It was always a

00:57:40.440 power play.

00:57:42.080 It was always

00:57:42.820 about somebody

00:57:43.900 thought they could

00:57:44.540 collect power by

00:57:45.620 being the champion

00:57:46.740 of ESG.

00:57:47.800 Some people thought

00:57:48.740 they could get

00:57:49.280 jobs because what

00:57:50.380 would be easier

00:57:51.000 than being the

00:57:51.560 manager of ESG?

00:57:52.820 I mean, really.

00:57:54.080 It's barely a real

00:57:55.180 job.

00:57:56.020 Harking back to the

00:57:57.020 first thing I read

00:57:58.460 to you about people

00:57:59.780 realizing that their

00:58:00.900 jobs don't have

00:58:02.120 real meaning,

00:58:02.800 just think about

00:58:04.860 that.

00:58:05.520 There are a whole

00:58:05.920 bunch of people

00:58:06.440 who think that

00:58:06.980 their job, the

00:58:08.280 thing they do

00:58:08.840 every day for

00:58:09.500 money, doesn't

00:58:10.520 have any good

00:58:11.320 purpose in the

00:58:12.040 world.

00:58:13.100 How would you

00:58:13.620 like to be the

00:58:14.380 head of the ESG

00:58:15.940 process in your

00:58:16.900 company?

00:58:18.120 Feel good about

00:58:18.840 that?

00:58:20.740 Do you go home

00:58:21.800 every day and say,

00:58:22.860 well, I killed it

00:58:23.740 today?

00:58:25.080 No.

00:58:26.160 Because if you're

00:58:26.940 the head of the

00:58:27.460 ESG department,

00:58:29.820 do you know what

00:58:30.260 your real job is?

00:58:31.920 To conceal what

00:58:33.320 your company is

00:58:34.080 doing, just like

00:58:35.860 the news.

00:58:37.760 The ESG is not

00:58:39.100 about making your

00:58:40.300 company better at

00:58:41.240 ESG.

00:58:42.080 It's about figuring

00:58:43.140 out how they can

00:58:44.080 look better.

00:58:45.560 Have you ever

00:58:46.220 worked for a

00:58:46.780 corporation?

00:58:47.860 No corporation

00:58:48.780 cares as much

00:58:49.780 about doing right

00:58:50.860 as looking right.

00:58:52.840 Because if they

00:58:53.440 can look right,

00:58:55.100 they're kind of

00:58:55.680 done with that

00:58:56.240 problem, right?

00:58:57.160 Then they can go

00:58:57.860 make some money.

00:58:59.500 So they need to

00:59:00.240 look right and

00:59:00.780 they don't need

00:59:01.260 to be right.

00:59:02.460 And anybody who

00:59:03.360 had even a little

00:59:04.440 bit of corporate

00:59:05.140 experience knew

00:59:06.680 that the minute

00:59:07.840 ESG became this

00:59:09.240 exterior, let's say

00:59:10.860 from the outside

00:59:11.640 thing that was

00:59:13.300 layered onto

00:59:13.960 companies, and as

00:59:15.500 long as they were

00:59:16.140 required to do it,

00:59:18.160 you knew it was

00:59:19.100 going to be

00:59:19.640 bullshit.

00:59:20.680 Why?

00:59:21.400 Because 100% of

00:59:22.900 things that have

00:59:23.520 that quality,

00:59:24.980 something from the

00:59:25.640 outside that's

00:59:26.400 imposed, causes

00:59:28.440 people in

00:59:29.060 corporations to

00:59:29.940 act like

00:59:30.620 criminals.

00:59:32.040 Because they

00:59:32.700 didn't ask for

00:59:33.460 it, they don't

00:59:33.940 like it, they

00:59:34.600 probably don't

00:59:35.060 think it's a

00:59:35.540 good idea.

00:59:36.740 In that situation,

00:59:37.940 you just try to

00:59:38.620 make it look like

00:59:39.280 you were pretending

00:59:40.220 to play along.

00:59:41.860 It's just about

00:59:42.920 playing along.

00:59:43.740 It never had a

00:59:44.660 real benefit, or

00:59:45.620 even a potential

00:59:46.280 for one.

00:59:47.520 And it was clear

00:59:48.700 that people would

00:59:49.360 try to monetize

00:59:50.240 it, you know,

00:59:51.080 BlackRock would

00:59:51.860 try to make it

00:59:52.400 their brand, and

00:59:54.040 it was also clear

00:59:55.260 that it would

00:59:55.980 fail on its

00:59:57.340 own merits.

00:59:59.360 Of course it

01:00:00.000 would.

01:00:00.780 Because, and

01:00:01.720 this study is

01:00:02.540 the beginning of

01:00:03.440 what you'll see.

01:00:04.300 I believe somebody

01:00:05.180 said that Philip

01:00:05.980 Morris had a

01:00:06.700 better ESG score

01:00:07.800 than Tesla.

01:00:09.400 I don't know if

01:00:09.960 that's true, but

01:00:10.960 it's within the

01:00:11.560 family of things

01:00:12.240 that are true,

01:00:12.960 meaning that if

01:00:14.480 Tesla has a bad

01:00:15.420 ESG score,

01:00:18.320 what are you

01:00:19.880 going to do?

01:00:21.920 I mean, that

01:00:22.580 does show that

01:00:23.840 the system is

01:00:25.500 not designed to

01:00:26.560 do what they

01:00:27.060 say it's designed

01:00:27.880 to do.

01:00:28.660 It's a bunch of

01:00:29.700 people chasing

01:00:30.340 money, chasing

01:00:31.920 power, and not

01:00:33.440 understanding how

01:00:34.240 anything in the

01:00:35.020 real world works.

01:00:36.320 You cannot impose

01:00:39.020 ESG or anything

01:00:40.480 like it on a

01:00:42.080 real company and

01:00:42.980 expect to get a

01:00:43.680 good outcome.

01:00:44.600 That's not a

01:00:45.140 thing.

01:00:45.980 You can't do

01:00:46.720 it.

01:00:47.920 And it's not

01:00:48.500 about how well

01:00:49.140 they implemented

01:00:49.760 it.

01:00:50.400 It's not about

01:00:51.000 their good

01:00:51.420 intentions.

01:00:52.540 It just can't

01:00:53.100 be done.

01:00:53.840 And they

01:00:54.800 could have

01:00:55.040 asked me.

01:00:56.360 If they had

01:00:56.840 said in the

01:00:57.180 beginning, hey,

01:00:57.900 creator of the

01:00:58.820 Dilbert comic

01:00:59.540 strip, what do

01:01:00.800 you think would

01:01:01.300 happen if we

01:01:02.660 took three

01:01:03.300 unrelated things

01:01:04.380 and put them

01:01:04.860 together?

01:01:05.940 Environment,

01:01:07.420 social things,

01:01:08.900 and diversity.

01:01:10.640 What do you

01:01:12.140 think is the

01:01:12.560 likely outcome

01:01:13.440 of putting

01:01:14.620 environment and

01:01:15.660 diversity into

01:01:16.420 the same package

01:01:17.520 and then putting

01:01:18.640 somebody in

01:01:19.220 charge of it

01:01:19.880 and then saying

01:01:21.160 that the

01:01:21.560 companies have

01:01:22.760 to do it

01:01:23.320 or else?

01:01:24.400 What do you

01:01:24.980 think?

01:01:25.740 Hey, Dilbert

01:01:26.380 guy, give me

01:01:27.360 a prediction.

01:01:29.120 Well, what I

01:01:29.780 would predict is

01:01:31.360 it would go

01:01:31.840 exactly the way

01:01:32.880 it is.

01:01:33.860 That you would

01:01:34.840 wait a little

01:01:35.340 while and

01:01:35.840 everybody would

01:01:36.420 bow to it.

01:01:37.140 Oh, ESG.

01:01:38.720 Because corporations

01:01:39.780 want to first

01:01:40.580 play along.

01:01:41.560 Oh, play along.

01:01:43.000 Oh, I love

01:01:43.780 your ESG.

01:01:45.020 I'm so ESG.

01:01:46.280 I'm way more

01:01:46.840 ESG than you 0.81

01:01:47.680 are.

01:01:48.280 And then

01:01:49.120 eventually, as

01:01:50.480 it becomes more

01:01:51.180 and more

01:01:51.480 ridiculous and

01:01:52.420 absurd, as 0.99

01:01:53.980 the internet

01:01:56.640 dads start to

01:01:58.600 talk about it,

01:01:59.660 and the dads

01:02:00.340 say, you know,

01:02:01.820 that ESG isn't

01:02:02.760 bothering me much,

01:02:03.700 but it's

01:02:04.260 bullshit.

01:02:05.960 But then it

01:02:06.420 starts bothering

01:02:07.100 you.

01:02:08.380 Then it starts

01:02:09.160 affecting your

01:02:10.080 portfolio.

01:02:11.820 Then you see

01:02:12.720 it's distorting

01:02:13.520 the whole country,

01:02:14.940 and then you

01:02:15.720 see that your

01:02:16.280 son can't get a

01:02:17.200 job at that

01:02:17.920 corporation.

01:02:19.080 Huh.

01:02:19.920 Didn't see that

01:02:20.600 coming, did

01:02:21.060 you?

01:02:22.040 And now it's

01:02:22.680 real.

01:02:23.820 As soon as

01:02:24.720 ESG mattered,

01:02:26.360 and it wasn't

01:02:26.960 just bullshit

01:02:27.620 that people

01:02:28.100 talked about,

01:02:29.080 as long as it

01:02:30.020 was just bullshit

01:02:30.720 people talked

01:02:31.480 about, everybody's

01:02:32.980 in favor of it.

01:02:33.980 Oh, I love

01:02:34.660 that bullshit.

01:02:35.600 Can you give

01:02:36.100 me another bowl

01:02:36.760 of bullshit?

01:02:37.720 Ah, ah, I

01:02:39.400 love it.

01:02:40.060 In fact, I

01:02:40.620 love it more

01:02:41.020 than you do.

01:02:41.540 You're probably

01:02:41.880 a racist.

01:02:42.840 Yeah.

01:02:43.660 Why do you

01:02:44.280 hate the country?

01:02:45.320 Why do you

01:02:45.700 hate the world?

01:02:46.840 Ah, I

01:02:47.180 like good

01:02:48.320 environments and

01:02:49.100 diversity and

01:02:50.520 equity.

01:02:51.160 Ah, eat that

01:02:52.720 bullshit.

01:02:53.380 Ah, but as

01:02:56.180 time goes by,

01:02:57.780 you have to

01:02:58.640 live the

01:02:59.120 bullshit.

01:03:00.540 You've got to

01:03:01.200 live it.

01:03:02.320 Somebody doesn't

01:03:03.100 get a job,

01:03:04.440 company can't do

01:03:05.560 something that

01:03:06.100 makes sense,

01:03:08.100 Tesla gets a

01:03:08.860 lower grade than

01:03:09.880 Philip Morris,

01:03:11.580 and you realize

01:03:12.980 how much money

01:03:14.000 and time and

01:03:14.900 energy are we

01:03:15.780 spending on

01:03:17.120 bullshit.

01:03:18.500 And then the

01:03:19.060 internet dads

01:03:19.800 come in and

01:03:20.380 say, you know

01:03:21.240 what, how would

01:03:22.480 you like your

01:03:23.020 son to be able

01:03:23.640 to get a job,

01:03:24.460 or your daughter,

01:03:25.520 based on their

01:03:26.600 qualifications?

01:03:28.440 How about that?

01:03:29.760 And people go,

01:03:31.460 oh, that's not

01:03:32.840 bad.

01:03:34.560 Or how about

01:03:35.500 we, you know,

01:03:38.380 we do as good

01:03:39.720 as we can on

01:03:40.320 the environment,

01:03:40.840 environment, but

01:03:41.380 we don't act as

01:03:42.540 if we can compare

01:03:43.540 two companies on

01:03:44.620 their environmental

01:03:45.160 record.

01:03:46.100 Because, you know,

01:03:46.780 unless one is

01:03:47.400 disgusting, you

01:03:49.460 really can't pick

01:03:51.760 two companies and

01:03:52.640 tell me which one's

01:03:53.400 better for the

01:03:53.940 environment.

01:03:54.500 I don't know.

01:03:55.960 Do you think

01:03:56.380 anybody can measure

01:03:57.180 that?

01:03:57.840 Because they'd have

01:03:58.440 to measure your

01:03:59.100 entire supply chain.

01:04:01.340 Just think about

01:04:02.320 this from a data

01:04:03.200 perspective.

01:04:05.340 You're trying to

01:04:06.100 figure out what

01:04:06.620 company is better

01:04:08.420 on ESG.

01:04:09.220 So you look at

01:04:10.600 how much they

01:04:11.080 pollute, right?

01:04:12.640 Obvious.

01:04:13.220 How much CO2

01:04:14.120 they're giving out,

01:04:15.080 you know, or they

01:04:15.580 put anything in the

01:04:16.260 water.

01:04:16.760 So that's good so

01:04:18.180 far.

01:04:18.900 But what about

01:04:19.760 all their suppliers?

01:04:21.820 What about the

01:04:23.100 suppliers?

01:04:24.240 Suppose the company

01:04:25.360 isn't doing any

01:04:26.240 big polluting, but

01:04:28.180 they can't make

01:04:28.880 their product without

01:04:29.700 getting materials from

01:04:31.420 the biggest polluters

01:04:32.620 in the world.

01:04:34.360 How do you measure

01:04:35.280 it?

01:04:36.240 Do you say to

01:04:36.760 yourself, well,

01:04:37.760 that's really the

01:04:38.600 other company?

01:04:39.740 So we'll give

01:04:40.540 them an ESG

01:04:41.400 score, but, you

01:04:43.220 know, that's

01:04:44.240 different than this

01:04:45.140 company who's not

01:04:45.800 doing any real

01:04:46.360 polluting.

01:04:47.260 Is it?

01:04:48.280 Is that different?

01:04:49.720 If the only reason

01:04:50.600 that product is made

01:04:51.640 in China and

01:04:53.360 they're, you know,

01:04:53.960 dumping crap into

01:04:54.860 their own water

01:04:56.040 supply, if the

01:04:57.140 only reason China

01:04:57.860 made that product

01:04:58.620 is to put it as a

01:04:59.840 component of yours,

01:05:01.100 why isn't that

01:05:01.880 your problem?

01:05:03.800 So the point is,

01:05:05.300 ESG could never be

01:05:08.240 measured from the

01:05:10.380 start.

01:05:11.660 From the start, it

01:05:14.060 couldn't be

01:05:14.540 measured.

01:05:17.380 Anybody disagree?

01:05:19.560 I did, you know, my

01:05:21.600 job in corporations

01:05:22.940 was mostly trying to

01:05:24.200 figure out what was

01:05:25.040 real by looking at

01:05:26.840 the data.

01:05:27.780 And what I

01:05:28.400 discovered is the

01:05:29.220 data never tells you

01:05:30.080 what's real.

01:05:31.180 You end up making

01:05:32.520 an assumption about

01:05:33.720 what data you think

01:05:34.880 is valid, and

01:05:36.080 it's the assumption

01:05:37.080 that drives the

01:05:38.920 decisions.

01:05:40.100 It's not the data.

01:05:41.980 First, you assume

01:05:43.280 a bunch of stuff,

01:05:44.760 and then you gather

01:05:45.820 data that falls under

01:05:47.160 the umbrella of your

01:05:48.240 assumptions.

01:05:49.460 And then your

01:05:50.400 assumptions plus the

01:05:51.660 data, which of

01:05:52.320 course just supports

01:05:53.440 the assumptions,

01:05:54.460 is given to

01:05:55.380 management, and

01:05:56.640 management says,

01:05:57.600 oh, it looks like

01:05:58.900 you did an analysis

01:06:00.200 because you've got

01:06:01.400 some assumptions.

01:06:02.020 You need those.

01:06:03.400 You got some data.

01:06:05.080 You did some analysis.

01:06:06.380 You wrote it up.

01:06:07.560 I guess that's an

01:06:08.340 analysis.

01:06:09.200 So sign off,

01:06:10.460 approved.

01:06:12.200 But your assumptions

01:06:13.600 are what drove the

01:06:15.440 decision, not the

01:06:16.260 data.

01:06:17.460 So did you ever

01:06:18.360 think that ESG is

01:06:19.400 something you can

01:06:20.000 measure and then

01:06:20.740 compare to another

01:06:21.500 company?

01:06:22.360 How many of you

01:06:22.940 thought that was

01:06:23.360 ever a thing?

01:06:24.520 Admit it.

01:06:25.520 How many of you

01:06:26.100 thought that ESG,

01:06:27.240 the environmental

01:06:27.720 part, could be

01:06:29.140 measured even in a

01:06:31.720 real general sense

01:06:33.060 so you could tell

01:06:34.220 which company was

01:06:34.980 better than another

01:06:35.740 company?

01:06:36.980 Now, nobody with

01:06:38.880 actual experience in

01:06:40.440 the world believes

01:06:42.240 that you could

01:06:42.940 quantify or measure

01:06:44.700 that stuff.

01:06:45.540 Nobody.

01:06:46.140 Nobody who's done

01:06:46.980 that kind of work,

01:06:48.260 nobody who's been

01:06:48.860 involved in data,

01:06:50.180 nobody who's been

01:06:50.820 involved in economics,

01:06:52.400 nobody with any

01:06:53.100 business experience

01:06:54.140 whatsoever believed

01:06:55.780 that you could

01:06:56.300 measure that stuff.

01:06:57.980 And if you can't

01:06:58.940 measure it accurately

01:06:59.920 and in a way that

01:07:00.740 everybody agrees,

01:07:01.680 what do you do

01:07:02.140 instead?

01:07:03.360 What's your fallback?

01:07:05.580 You're a big

01:07:06.180 corporation, it's

01:07:07.220 your job, you've

01:07:07.920 got to get paid,

01:07:08.760 you've got to do

01:07:09.160 a thing, they told

01:07:10.360 you to do a thing,

01:07:11.320 you've got to do

01:07:11.840 the thing, but it

01:07:12.940 can't be done.

01:07:14.280 So what do you do

01:07:15.360 when you're paid to

01:07:16.180 do a thing that

01:07:16.800 can't be done?

01:07:19.440 It's always the

01:07:20.780 same.

01:07:22.120 You don't, you do

01:07:23.420 not quit your job

01:07:25.140 and protest, do you?

01:07:27.980 No.

01:07:28.240 Now, that's what

01:07:29.080 you should do, like

01:07:30.620 if you're a real

01:07:31.240 honorable person.

01:07:32.500 Okay, I am the

01:07:33.380 director of ESG and

01:07:34.560 honestly I thought

01:07:35.360 this would be a good

01:07:35.980 job, but the more

01:07:37.100 I look into it, I

01:07:37.980 can see that it's

01:07:38.860 based on data and

01:07:40.200 none of the data

01:07:40.960 could be reliable

01:07:42.160 because you can't

01:07:42.860 really collect data

01:07:43.560 on that sort of

01:07:44.120 thing and compare

01:07:44.800 it, so therefore

01:07:45.880 I resign because

01:07:47.900 this is a stupid

01:07:49.620 and unproductive

01:07:50.540 process, I would

01:07:51.740 like to tender my

01:07:52.640 resignation.

01:07:54.240 Zero people have

01:07:55.180 done that.

01:07:56.540 Well, maybe

01:07:57.080 somebody has.

01:07:58.240 But, you know,

01:07:59.160 only if they had

01:07:59.640 another job

01:08:00.180 lied up.

01:08:01.220 Real people don't 1.00

01:08:02.020 do that.

01:08:02.740 Do you know

01:08:03.040 what they do?

01:08:04.380 They lie.

01:08:06.100 Because you're

01:08:06.640 paying them to

01:08:07.300 lie.

01:08:08.400 You're paying the

01:08:09.500 ESG director to

01:08:10.660 lie to you because

01:08:11.940 he doesn't or she

01:08:13.060 doesn't or they

01:08:14.460 don't have a

01:08:15.860 choice.

01:08:16.960 Why do all the

01:08:17.760 ESG directors have

01:08:18.900 to lie to you with

01:08:19.700 data?

01:08:20.520 There isn't another

01:08:21.780 alternative.

01:08:23.460 They don't have,

01:08:24.440 there's no second

01:08:25.240 path.

01:08:25.760 They only have

01:08:27.720 unreliable data.

01:08:29.320 So they're going

01:08:29.680 to dress it up and

01:08:30.940 slap some paint on

01:08:32.780 the pig and show

01:08:34.000 you.

01:08:36.060 ESG has always

01:08:37.640 been absurd and

01:08:39.480 ridiculous.

01:08:41.160 But it had to run

01:08:42.780 its course before

01:08:43.940 the internet dads

01:08:44.920 got interested and

01:08:46.480 did what I'm doing

01:08:47.460 for you right now.

01:08:48.760 There isn't a

01:08:49.620 single person who's

01:08:50.660 going to leave this

01:08:51.260 live stream with the

01:08:52.240 idea that ESG was a

01:08:53.460 good idea.

01:08:53.940 Not one.

01:08:55.560 And all it took

01:08:56.180 was, and how hard

01:08:57.380 was it to convince

01:08:58.300 you?

01:08:59.420 If you were a

01:09:00.140 little on the fence

01:09:00.800 or you weren't

01:09:01.860 really thinking about

01:09:02.620 it one way or

01:09:03.120 another, which would

01:09:03.720 be most of you.

01:09:04.560 Most of you were

01:09:05.140 not putting any real

01:09:06.660 thought into ESG.

01:09:08.240 But after this

01:09:09.740 thing, how hard

01:09:11.320 was it to convince

01:09:12.160 you simply by

01:09:12.960 lifting the lid,

01:09:14.860 pointing to the

01:09:15.480 engine, and

01:09:16.580 showing you where

01:09:17.160 the oil went in?

01:09:18.740 Every one of you

01:09:19.640 said, yeah, you're

01:09:20.640 right, there's no

01:09:21.280 way that could have

01:09:21.820 ever been a good

01:09:22.460 idea from the

01:09:23.080 start.

01:09:23.820 Every one of

01:09:24.380 you.

01:09:25.400 And that's what's

01:09:26.100 different about

01:09:26.700 what I'll call

01:09:27.780 the dad view.

01:09:29.960 The dad view is

01:09:31.100 the one that people

01:09:31.720 go, ah, yeah,

01:09:32.900 you're right.

01:09:34.280 Like, it just

01:09:35.100 ends all the

01:09:35.600 conversation.

01:09:36.840 It's like, do

01:09:37.980 you think that we

01:09:39.040 should have fewer

01:09:39.760 police and don't

01:09:40.960 lock people up for

01:09:41.800 crimes?

01:09:43.000 What do you think

01:09:43.640 will happen?

01:09:44.640 Well, the dads are

01:09:45.520 setting it out.

01:09:46.500 You know, maybe

01:09:46.820 they say some

01:09:47.440 things, but they're

01:09:48.040 not too involved.

01:09:49.200 And then, of

01:09:49.760 course, the city

01:09:50.460 goes to complete

01:09:51.340 hell.

01:09:51.720 complete hell.

01:09:53.600 And then the

01:09:54.260 internet dads get

01:09:55.120 interested, theoretically,

01:09:58.220 and they come in and

01:09:58.940 say, you know what?

01:09:59.700 I can fix this, but

01:10:01.700 you're going to have

01:10:02.140 to hire more

01:10:02.620 police.

01:10:03.460 And you're going to

01:10:03.920 have to, you know,

01:10:04.740 stop letting people

01:10:05.520 out of jail for

01:10:06.180 multiple crimes.

01:10:07.020 And then what do

01:10:08.320 people say?

01:10:09.040 Do they say, well,

01:10:09.740 that's crazy.

01:10:11.340 Get out of here, you

01:10:12.220 internet dads who

01:10:13.280 might also be women. 1.00

01:10:15.020 Get out of here with

01:10:15.980 your opinions.

01:10:17.880 No.

01:10:18.760 If your city is

01:10:19.900 falling apart, you

01:10:21.420 know, to crime, then

01:10:23.420 the internet dad says,

01:10:24.420 how about, you know,

01:10:24.980 more police and, you

01:10:26.200 know, fix this bail

01:10:27.360 situation.

01:10:28.940 Everybody in the city

01:10:29.800 goes, ah, okay, we'll

01:10:31.640 try your way.

01:10:32.160 Do we have to get

01:10:36.700 rid of Karen?

01:10:43.600 Her actual name was

01:10:44.960 Karen.

01:10:47.080 All right.

01:10:50.220 Here's another thing

01:10:52.920 I'd like to ask.

01:10:53.980 And tell me if I said

01:10:55.820 this on the live

01:10:56.960 stream yesterday.

01:10:58.100 Can't remember if I

01:10:58.960 said this on the

01:10:59.860 man cave, which is a

01:11:01.100 separate live stream.

01:11:02.160 Um, remember we

01:11:03.640 heard that, uh, the

01:11:04.560 Burisma prosecutor

01:11:06.580 being, uh, fired or

01:11:08.760 being removed with

01:11:10.240 Biden's, um, push.

01:11:12.660 Remember we heard

01:11:13.700 that, uh, that was

01:11:14.580 all legal and

01:11:15.560 copacetic because the

01:11:17.660 other countries also

01:11:19.040 wanted that prosecutor 0.98

01:11:20.480 gone.

01:11:21.080 Do you remember

01:11:21.480 that?

01:11:22.760 Did I talk about this

01:11:23.800 yesterday?

01:11:24.840 Because if I did, I'm

01:11:25.940 going to talk about it

01:11:26.600 again.

01:11:27.840 Did you ever say to

01:11:28.940 yourself, um,

01:11:31.160 who are those other

01:11:33.300 countries and which,

01:11:34.580 which member of the

01:11:35.740 country?

01:11:37.060 Okay.

01:11:37.980 Yeah, I think I did

01:11:38.920 talk about it, but I'm

01:11:39.660 going to do it again.

01:11:41.160 I'd like to see a little

01:11:42.220 reporting on that,

01:11:43.100 wouldn't you?

01:11:44.040 If, if the news, if the

01:11:46.320 news business were in

01:11:47.420 the, uh, the job of

01:11:48.940 giving you information,

01:11:50.120 don't you think it'd be

01:11:51.560 pretty easy to Google

01:11:52.480 it, see who wrote about

01:11:54.000 it, and find out

01:11:55.080 exactly who, exactly who.

01:11:57.320 Was it the leaders of

01:11:58.320 other countries?

01:11:58.840 Was it the prime

01:12:00.600 minister of Great

01:12:01.660 Britain? 0.71

01:12:02.680 Do you think the prime

01:12:03.720 minister of Great

01:12:04.420 Britain was up to date 0.99

01:12:06.680 on the issue of the

01:12:08.100 Ukrainian prosecutor and

01:12:10.840 Burisma? 0.99

01:12:11.900 Do you believe that?

01:12:13.400 Do you believe it was

01:12:13.940 the prime minister of

01:12:14.760 Great Britain was like,

01:12:15.580 uh, you know, I've been

01:12:16.720 doing a lot of thinking

01:12:17.540 about that Ukrainian

01:12:18.700 prime minister and that

01:12:20.500 Burisma situation. 0.94

01:12:22.180 Because that's what the

01:12:23.220 news, the news, the

01:12:24.680 news told you that the

01:12:26.420 other countries were

01:12:27.380 begging for this.

01:12:29.400 Do you think it might

01:12:30.440 have been that Biden's,

01:12:33.640 uh, and Obama's

01:12:35.600 appointed diplomats

01:12:37.320 were simply asked to

01:12:39.680 tell their country to 0.88

01:12:40.680 agree with them?

01:12:42.060 Do you think if we said

01:12:43.220 to the diplomat, hey,

01:12:44.660 go to somebody in your

01:12:45.660 country who's got some

01:12:46.560 government job and tell

01:12:48.580 them that this

01:12:49.260 prosecutor guy they've

01:12:50.520 never heard of in this

01:12:52.020 country they don't care

01:12:52.940 about, uh, that America

01:12:54.620 really says he's, he's

01:12:55.900 dirty and we've got to

01:12:56.680 get rid of him, see if

01:12:57.760 we can get some

01:12:58.320 agreement from New

01:12:59.180 Zealand.

01:13:00.140 I'm just making up

01:13:01.100 New Zealand.

01:13:02.460 And then, uh, then

01:13:03.360 somebody in New

01:13:04.120 Zealand's, I don't 1.00

01:13:04.900 know, department of

01:13:06.480 whatever says, all

01:13:08.140 right, well, I don't

01:13:08.800 know anything about

01:13:09.400 this Ukraine Burisma 0.60

01:13:11.180 prosecutor situation,

01:13:12.880 but you sound pretty

01:13:13.860 convincing.

01:13:14.700 So sure, I'll sign off

01:13:16.020 on it.

01:13:16.780 Yeah, you can tell

01:13:17.520 them New Zealand

01:13:18.000 wants them gone too.

01:13:20.720 In the real world, in

01:13:22.820 the real world that you

01:13:24.000 live in, do you believe

01:13:26.260 there were multiple

01:13:27.820 other countries that

01:13:29.460 were engaged in the

01:13:30.760 question of the

01:13:32.300 Ukrainian prosecutor

01:13:34.020 and Burisma,

01:13:35.180 specifically Burisma?

01:13:36.740 Do you think so?

01:13:37.960 Because we were all

01:13:38.980 told that.

01:13:40.600 We were all told that

01:13:42.440 this, and therefore

01:13:43.480 it's no story.

01:13:44.780 No, this is no story.

01:13:45.940 Everybody, everybody

01:13:46.560 wanted him gone.

01:13:47.840 The United States was

01:13:48.900 just one of many.

01:13:50.000 He was just doing the

01:13:50.780 bidding of the

01:13:51.380 international community,

01:13:52.460 has nothing to do with

01:13:53.700 any Biden crime family

01:13:55.100 thing.

01:13:56.100 Everybody wanted him

01:13:57.720 gone.

01:14:01.000 That was always

01:14:02.080 bullshit.

01:14:03.820 I didn't think about

01:14:04.920 it too much until

01:14:05.640 recently.

01:14:06.680 But now you look at

01:14:08.060 it and you say to

01:14:08.700 yourself, seriously,

01:14:10.960 do you think it was

01:14:11.820 the prime ministers?

01:14:13.440 The presidents?

01:14:14.700 Presidents of the

01:14:15.380 other countries?

01:14:15.620 They were all engaged

01:14:16.600 and came up with a

01:14:18.280 big national opinion

01:14:19.340 about this one

01:14:20.160 prosecutor.

01:14:20.720 No.

01:14:22.800 There isn't the

01:14:23.600 slightest chance that

01:14:24.720 any other country was

01:14:25.780 even interested.

01:14:27.240 Maybe one other or

01:14:28.620 something.

01:14:35.880 Yeah.

01:14:36.620 So here's what it

01:14:37.540 looks like.

01:14:38.560 It looks like the

01:14:39.600 Biden crime family

01:14:41.180 had enough power to

01:14:43.040 make other countries

01:14:44.000 agree on something

01:14:45.220 they didn't care about

01:14:46.040 one way or another.

01:14:47.440 So they're just like,

01:14:48.180 yeah, whatever.

01:14:49.160 If you know what

01:14:49.940 you're talking about,

01:14:50.760 we'll just sign

01:14:51.560 into that.

01:14:52.520 And that the news

01:14:53.860 sold it to you as

01:14:55.620 a universally wanted

01:14:57.080 thing that that

01:14:58.100 prosecutor would be

01:14:59.000 removed.

01:14:59.920 But now we know

01:15:01.000 that Burisma was 0.99

01:15:02.300 actually asking for

01:15:03.380 the prosecutor to be

01:15:04.380 removed.

01:15:05.080 They believed they

01:15:06.020 were paying the

01:15:06.600 Bidens to get it

01:15:07.420 done.

01:15:07.880 They asked them to

01:15:08.880 get it done and

01:15:09.600 then they did it.

01:15:11.200 And then the news

01:15:12.200 told you that

01:15:12.720 everybody wanted it

01:15:13.580 done and you

01:15:14.340 believed it.

01:15:16.360 Maybe not you

01:15:17.300 because you're

01:15:18.460 smart.

01:15:19.640 But the Democrats

01:15:20.720 believed it.

01:15:21.700 They still say it.

01:15:23.260 And even today,

01:15:25.260 even today,

01:15:26.680 I don't believe

01:15:28.020 you'll see any

01:15:28.680 reporting about

01:15:30.060 all those other

01:15:30.860 countries that

01:15:31.520 wanted that

01:15:32.120 prosecutor removed.

01:15:33.720 Do you know

01:15:34.120 why you won't

01:15:34.560 see it?

01:15:36.160 Because if it

01:15:37.020 were true,

01:15:37.980 if that story

01:15:39.420 would hold up,

01:15:40.820 you don't think

01:15:41.420 that would be

01:15:41.900 all over the

01:15:42.720 news?

01:15:43.780 You don't think

01:15:44.600 CNN would say,

01:15:45.460 look, we've got

01:15:46.620 the Prime

01:15:47.160 Minister of

01:15:47.760 Great Britain,

01:15:48.660 let's just ask,

01:15:50.260 did you say you

01:15:51.280 want this prosecutor

01:15:52.900 removed and why?

01:15:54.620 Oh yes, I totally

01:15:55.660 did.

01:15:56.520 He was bad for

01:15:57.340 the country,

01:15:57.920 bad for the

01:15:58.380 world, even

01:15:59.580 though it's just

01:16:00.000 a prosecutor.

01:16:00.740 I don't know,

01:16:01.120 his impact was

01:16:02.460 global and so

01:16:03.280 yeah, I really

01:16:03.900 cared about that.

01:16:05.300 If that existed,

01:16:07.040 you don't think

01:16:07.560 you'd see it?

01:16:08.700 You don't think

01:16:09.460 that dog is not

01:16:10.620 barking so fucking

01:16:11.800 loud that it's

01:16:12.600 making you deaf?

01:16:14.060 No, that dog is

01:16:15.040 not barking.

01:16:17.580 Lift up the

01:16:18.300 hood, look at

01:16:20.620 the engine, I'm

01:16:23.120 pointing to where

01:16:23.740 the oil goes in.

01:16:25.580 Right?

01:16:26.120 I'm pointing to

01:16:26.740 it.

01:16:27.340 You can see it.

01:16:28.900 If you didn't

01:16:29.740 see that mechanism

01:16:30.620 before, that all

01:16:32.100 those other

01:16:32.640 countries who

01:16:33.320 wanted him gone

01:16:33.940 were clearly fake

01:16:35.160 from the start,

01:16:37.200 the other

01:16:37.960 countries are as

01:16:38.760 fake as the

01:16:39.560 50 people who

01:16:41.280 signed the

01:16:41.860 laptop letter

01:16:42.780 saying, you

01:16:44.240 can get 50

01:16:45.100 professionals to

01:16:46.020 say anything.

01:16:47.400 They just have to

01:16:48.200 be on your team.

01:16:49.060 That's it.

01:16:49.960 If they're on your

01:16:50.660 side, you can

01:16:51.220 sign anything.

01:16:53.220 Unfortunately, that's

01:16:54.000 the world we live

01:16:55.180 in.

01:16:57.080 Well,

01:16:58.780 Marjorie Taylor

01:17:01.120 Green,

01:17:02.280 who is rapidly

01:17:04.440 becoming one of my

01:17:05.300 favorite political

01:17:06.620 figures, which is

01:17:08.360 not to say I agree

01:17:09.700 with everything she

01:17:10.680 says, right?

01:17:11.280 That's not my

01:17:12.520 game.

01:17:13.020 I'm not about

01:17:13.520 agreeing with

01:17:14.140 everybody.

01:17:15.020 But as just a

01:17:16.000 personality and a

01:17:17.320 force to be

01:17:18.020 reckoned with, and

01:17:19.800 I'm just going to

01:17:21.720 say it.

01:17:22.880 She's weirdly sexy. 0.99

01:17:25.600 Am I alone on

01:17:26.660 that?

01:17:29.100 I've developed kind

01:17:30.160 of a Marjorie Taylor

01:17:31.080 Green crush.

01:17:34.060 Does anybody else

01:17:35.320 see it?

01:17:35.680 I'm getting

01:17:41.040 no's and

01:17:41.480 yes's.

01:17:42.840 I don't know.

01:17:44.040 There's just

01:17:44.620 something about her

01:17:45.500 spunky personality

01:17:47.920 that's very

01:17:49.320 appealing.

01:17:52.340 So I'll just say

01:17:53.280 it.

01:17:53.900 Yeah.

01:17:54.480 She is super

01:17:55.480 sexy as a

01:17:56.640 politician.

01:17:58.320 And it's just my

01:17:59.440 opinion.

01:17:59.920 You don't have to

01:18:00.520 agree with me.

01:18:02.420 But she points

01:18:03.360 out that there's a

01:18:04.340 thing called

01:18:04.820 expungement of

01:18:06.040 impeachment.

01:18:06.980 Have you ever

01:18:07.420 heard of that?

01:18:08.480 So in theory,

01:18:09.840 let's say if

01:18:10.320 Republicans, you

01:18:11.780 know, captured the

01:18:13.180 Congress back in the

01:18:14.220 presidency, apparently

01:18:15.700 there's a process

01:18:16.520 where you can

01:18:17.120 expunge a past

01:18:18.180 impeachment.

01:18:19.760 So we might end

01:18:20.800 up, this is really

01:18:22.440 possible, with a

01:18:24.600 second term of

01:18:25.400 President Trump, and

01:18:27.260 it could end with no

01:18:28.240 impeachments.

01:18:29.640 No impeachments in

01:18:30.820 the past or the

01:18:31.780 future or the

01:18:32.360 present.

01:18:33.320 That's actually

01:18:34.020 possible.

01:18:34.820 And I would say

01:18:37.840 it's the most

01:18:38.780 likely outcome.

01:18:40.840 Do you know

01:18:41.560 why?

01:18:42.860 Why is that the

01:18:43.560 most likely

01:18:44.340 outcome?

01:18:47.780 Because it would

01:18:48.540 be the most

01:18:49.100 entertaining outcome

01:18:50.200 from the perspective

01:18:51.800 of an observer

01:18:52.980 who's not

01:18:53.600 directly involved.

01:18:55.900 Ask Elon Musk.

01:18:57.660 He's already

01:18:58.340 shown you that

01:18:58.920 machinery.

01:18:59.960 This is the

01:19:00.660 weirdest part of

01:19:01.300 the engine.

01:19:02.620 You know, you

01:19:02.900 open the engine,

01:19:03.480 there's always

01:19:03.920 at least one

01:19:04.460 part that you're

01:19:05.080 confused about,

01:19:06.000 you know, unless

01:19:06.360 you're a mechanic

01:19:06.900 or something.

01:19:07.860 But there's

01:19:08.320 always like, I

01:19:08.820 don't even know

01:19:09.140 what this part

01:19:09.600 does.

01:19:10.400 What about

01:19:10.680 catalytic

01:19:11.440 converter?

01:19:12.600 What the hell

01:19:13.460 is a catalytic

01:19:14.180 converter?

01:19:14.800 I didn't know I

01:19:15.360 had a catalytic,

01:19:16.220 and I didn't know

01:19:16.780 it needed to be

01:19:17.340 turned into anything

01:19:17.980 at all.

01:19:19.000 I can explain a

01:19:20.020 spark plug.

01:19:22.620 Regulator, yeah.

01:19:23.600 I can explain most

01:19:25.040 parts.

01:19:25.520 I don't really know

01:19:26.500 what a catalytic

01:19:27.160 converter is.

01:19:28.340 I don't know.

01:19:29.100 So, there are

01:19:30.840 some things in

01:19:31.480 the engine that

01:19:32.080 are mysterious,

01:19:33.920 and one of

01:19:38.340 them is, as

01:19:40.160 Elon Musk points

01:19:41.020 out, that

01:19:42.700 reality does, for

01:19:44.460 reasons I don't

01:19:45.380 understand, like I

01:19:46.380 don't understand the

01:19:47.180 catalytic converter,

01:19:48.400 reality does seem

01:19:50.000 to be biased

01:19:51.460 toward the most

01:19:52.140 entertaining outcome.

01:19:54.220 I mean, it might

01:19:55.540 just be confirmation

01:19:56.380 bias, but if you

01:19:58.100 use it as a

01:19:58.840 predictor, maybe

01:20:00.820 that'll tell you

01:20:01.420 something.

01:20:02.080 So, let's use it

01:20:02.680 as a predictor.

01:20:04.140 My prediction is,

01:20:05.960 a second Trump

01:20:06.880 term is by far

01:20:08.180 the most

01:20:08.620 entertaining outcome,

01:20:10.360 and expungement

01:20:11.420 of his impeachments

01:20:12.400 by far the most

01:20:13.640 entertaining outcome.

01:20:16.420 Let's see how it

01:20:17.320 goes.

01:20:18.360 Let's see if the

01:20:19.180 most entertaining

01:20:20.880 one works out.

01:20:24.980 All right.

01:20:28.100 Scott went to

01:20:31.060 school back when

01:20:31.700 they actually taught

01:20:32.440 science, yet he

01:20:33.680 retains nothing.

01:20:36.620 Were we talking

01:20:37.580 about science?

01:20:41.840 What kind of weird,

01:20:43.300 the trolls got

01:20:44.320 really weird this

01:20:45.260 week.

01:20:46.420 So, have you

01:20:47.040 noticed the return

01:20:48.380 of the five-follower

01:20:50.980 troll?

01:20:52.380 You know, the

01:20:52.720 troll that literally

01:20:53.580 just started their

01:20:54.300 account yesterday.

01:20:54.940 So, a troll came

01:20:56.620 in yesterday to

01:20:58.100 tell me that my

01:20:59.120 political opinions

01:21:00.240 were flawed, and

01:21:02.420 that's why I let

01:21:03.420 my stepson die.

01:21:06.480 Somebody actually

01:21:07.380 signed up for

01:21:08.260 Twitter to come

01:21:09.940 tell me personally

01:21:10.800 that my political

01:21:12.880 opinions are the

01:21:14.380 same reason my

01:21:15.220 stepson died.

01:21:18.320 Now, do you not

01:21:20.100 wonder what is the

01:21:21.080 motivation of such

01:21:22.060 people?

01:21:22.400 Like, what was

01:21:25.380 that person

01:21:25.780 thinking?

01:21:26.540 Because I don't

01:21:27.220 know if these are

01:21:27.820 real people.

01:21:30.100 I speculate that

01:21:32.480 there's some number

01:21:33.220 of people whose

01:21:33.800 only job is to

01:21:34.740 make you use

01:21:35.520 Twitter less, or

01:21:37.520 X less.

01:21:39.240 It feels like their 0.83

01:21:40.340 only job is to

01:21:41.640 discourage you from

01:21:42.600 wanting to open

01:21:43.300 your Twitter, or

01:21:45.320 X, app.

01:21:47.740 That's what it

01:21:48.440 feels like.

01:21:48.920 And they pop up

01:21:52.800 whenever the

01:21:53.940 politics turns

01:21:54.900 against the

01:21:55.620 Democrats.

01:21:56.700 At least they

01:21:57.120 pop up in my

01:21:57.860 account.

01:21:58.660 So that kind of

01:21:59.720 troll, I hadn't

01:22:01.060 seen for months.

01:22:02.760 And then suddenly,

01:22:03.600 well, there he is.

01:22:04.580 Just at exactly the

01:22:05.740 time where, you

01:22:07.700 know, like I told

01:22:08.980 you, I had one

01:22:10.040 tweet that got,

01:22:11.600 it's probably

01:22:12.020 pushing 12 million

01:22:13.400 views now.

01:22:14.820 You don't think

01:22:15.580 that Democrats have

01:22:16.460 noticed that a

01:22:17.400 little less of me

01:22:18.140 would be good for

01:22:18.820 them.

01:22:19.700 Of course they

01:22:20.240 have.

01:22:20.940 A little less of

01:22:21.960 me would be a

01:22:23.520 little bit better

01:22:24.120 for Democrats.

01:22:25.940 And then suddenly

01:22:26.880 a troll pops up

01:22:27.940 who appears to

01:22:28.840 be their only

01:22:30.280 purpose was to

01:22:31.120 make me not want

01:22:31.840 to use Twitter.

01:22:33.500 Didn't work.

01:22:35.360 But it's what it

01:22:36.780 looks like.

01:22:37.680 So I don't know

01:22:38.400 if that's what's

01:22:38.960 happening.

01:22:39.460 It could be just

01:22:40.060 bad people attracted

01:22:41.040 to, I don't know,

01:22:43.180 energy.

01:22:44.280 They're just like

01:22:45.100 energy moths.

01:22:46.480 Could be that.

01:22:48.400 So, ladies and

01:22:50.020 gentlemen, I give

01:22:51.320 you again my

01:22:52.260 theme and ask

01:22:53.660 you if I have

01:22:54.880 accomplished it.

01:22:57.540 So the theme

01:22:58.460 is that the

01:23:00.260 events of this

01:23:01.160 week have

01:23:02.780 opened the

01:23:03.300 hood so that

01:23:04.860 you can see the

01:23:05.480 machinery.

01:23:06.340 And once you

01:23:06.980 see the machinery,

01:23:08.140 they can't do to

01:23:09.600 you what they've

01:23:10.300 been doing before.

01:23:11.800 They can only

01:23:13.100 abuse you until

01:23:14.300 you see how

01:23:15.780 they do it.

01:23:16.360 once you see the

01:23:17.980 toolbox and the

01:23:18.960 machinery, you 0.61

01:23:20.180 say, ah, you're

01:23:21.740 doing that.

01:23:22.960 Was he overturning

01:23:24.580 an election or was

01:23:26.260 he reversing it

01:23:27.220 because he thought

01:23:28.020 it was bad in the

01:23:28.940 first place?

01:23:30.380 Right?

01:23:31.960 Did Trump really

01:23:33.280 think that or are

01:23:34.460 you mind reading

01:23:35.880 right now?

01:23:37.180 Are you mind

01:23:37.840 reading?

01:23:38.760 Are you really

01:23:39.880 anti-hate speech?

01:23:42.380 speech or are you

01:23:44.480 really just creating

01:23:45.100 a situation where

01:23:46.080 you're trying to

01:23:46.860 make your enemies

01:23:47.800 look like they're

01:23:48.600 in favor of

01:23:49.660 speech?

01:23:53.760 And is it a

01:23:57.460 coincidence that

01:23:58.760 we get a new

01:23:59.400 indictment on

01:24:01.260 Trump at exactly

01:24:03.040 the same time that

01:24:05.260 they need to get

01:24:05.960 rid of this Biden

01:24:06.800 crime family

01:24:07.620 Archer Devin

01:24:08.340 story that's all

01:24:09.840 over the news?

01:24:10.780 Oh, what a

01:24:12.220 coincidence.

01:24:13.160 Open up the

01:24:13.940 hood.

01:24:14.860 Look at the

01:24:15.520 engine.

01:24:16.880 That's where the

01:24:17.540 oil goes.

01:24:22.480 So, that

01:24:25.380 concludes my

01:24:29.340 live stream for

01:24:30.720 YouTube today.

01:24:32.800 I think it's the

01:24:33.820 best thing you've

01:24:35.800 ever seen.

01:24:37.680 We'll probably

01:24:38.460 change the

01:24:39.240 direction of

01:24:39.940 humanity itself.

01:24:41.520 But, I'm done

01:24:42.440 for today and

01:24:43.080 I'll talk to you

01:24:43.660 YouTube tomorrow.

01:24:44.520 I'm going to go

01:24:44.900 talk to the

01:24:45.480 locals platform

01:24:46.560 separately.

01:24:47.560 I give them all

01:24:48.240 the good stuff.

01:24:49.460 I mean, this is

01:24:49.980 good.

01:24:50.900 But, way to

01:24:51.480 the, well, you

01:24:52.220 won't see.

01:24:53.020 But the stuff I

01:24:53.720 give to the

01:24:54.200 locals, oh, my

01:24:55.240 God.

01:24:56.300 Insights, laughter,

01:24:58.400 fellowship.

01:24:59.000 I mean, it's, it's

01:25:01.000 just like better than

01:25:01.740 anything.

01:25:02.500 But, you wouldn't

01:25:03.160 know if you're just

01:25:04.080 over there on

01:25:04.540 YouTube just trying

01:25:05.580 to get some free

01:25:07.480 entertainment.

01:25:07.980 entertainment, but

01:25:08.360 that's okay, too.

01:25:09.380 That's okay, too.

01:25:10.640 And I'll talk to

01:25:11.600 you tomorrow morning.

01:25:12.860 I'll talk to you tomorrow.

01:25:15.040 I'll talk to you tomorrow.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - August 03, 2023

Episode 2188 Scott Adams： Now You Can See The Machinery Behind The Politics & It Changes Everything

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