Real Coffee with Scott Adams - September 04, 2023


Episode 2221 Scott Adams： No Real News Today So Let's Mock The Fake Stuff


Episode Stats

Length

47 minutes

Words per Minute

143.40211

Word Count

6,804

Sentence Count

531

Misogynist Sentences

14

Hate Speech Sentences

12


Summary

On today's episode of Coffee with Scott Adams, Scott talks about the recent death of James Clapper, and whether or not it's a coincidence or not. Plus, a story about a mud pandemic, and a conspiracy theory about a man who may or may not have been James Clapper.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do.
00:00:05.100 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.
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00:00:53.060 Ah, so good.
00:00:57.800 I saw a reference to the men who live alone die younger, and the joke was,
00:01:06.520 no, it just seems like it.
00:01:09.060 Or, no, I don't know what the joke was.
00:01:11.400 But that's one of those backwards correlation ones.
00:01:14.760 Who do you think people marry?
00:01:17.020 People who look like they're going to die pretty soon or people who look healthy?
00:01:20.020 I got a feeling that nobody marries somebody who looks like they're going to die.
00:01:25.240 So, probably married people do live longer.
00:01:29.700 Yep.
00:01:29.840 So, there's a big old festival called Burning Man, and things went wrong.
00:01:38.240 I don't know.
00:01:38.900 Can you believe it?
00:01:40.360 That there's a big festival that famous people went to, and something went wrong?
00:01:45.400 I don't know.
00:01:46.520 Whoever heard of a thing like that?
00:01:48.340 Well, there was a flood that turned their dirt into mud, and now, oh, God.
00:02:00.420 The experts were right.
00:02:02.020 You can't actually talk about Burning Man for more than 30 seconds without falling asleep.
00:02:07.320 Let's try it again.
00:02:08.160 Well, there's a festival that's called Burning Man, and there's mud.
00:02:21.080 Nobody cares about Burning Man unless you're there.
00:02:25.600 How many of you are at Burning Man?
00:02:28.800 No?
00:02:29.300 Nobody?
00:02:30.740 Can we all agree?
00:02:32.040 Can we stipulate that we don't care what happens?
00:02:36.160 I mean, I hope everybody's safe.
00:02:38.900 We don't care if they're muddy, and we don't really care if we don't care at all, basically.
00:02:47.020 So, on social media, I saw a report of a study that says ivermectin really worked well.
00:02:56.900 So, does that sound credible?
00:03:02.180 There's a study that has something to do with something about the pandemic.
00:03:06.540 Is the study credible?
00:03:09.160 Well, let me look at the details, Scott.
00:03:11.840 No, you don't get to look at the details.
00:03:14.320 Well, how will I know if it's a randomized controlled trial or not?
00:03:17.660 No.
00:03:18.200 Answer the question without knowing that.
00:03:20.580 But what if it's done by really credible people?
00:03:24.480 No.
00:03:25.240 Answer the question.
00:03:27.080 The answer is no.
00:03:28.260 There's no credible data that has ever come out of the pandemic.
00:03:31.840 Nothing.
00:03:32.840 Nothing.
00:03:33.720 Nothing that agrees with you.
00:03:35.360 Nothing that disagrees with you.
00:03:36.860 No freaking idea.
00:03:39.000 We will forever go to the end of our days, not really knowing what happened, but that allows
00:03:46.740 everybody to assume they're the ones who got it right.
00:03:49.740 So, I guess that's good.
00:03:50.620 How many of you heard an audio, which I'm suspecting is not real, but I don't know in what way it would
00:03:59.400 have been faked, that alleges that James Clapper is on there being allegedly interviewed about something.
00:04:10.040 Sounds like a legal context.
00:04:11.420 And if any of it were true, it would be shocking to the point of unbelievable.
00:04:18.520 And what do I say when you see news stories that are unbelievable?
00:04:23.860 They're almost always not true.
00:04:27.620 Now, the online defense is that it wasn't really James Clapper.
00:04:34.400 Do you believe that?
00:04:36.540 Do you know who would start an argument that it was really another guy?
00:04:40.180 Oh, and the other guy that people say it is, it's really sad, but tragically, he died recently.
00:04:47.460 Yeah.
00:04:47.800 Yeah, the person who they say it was died in May.
00:04:52.020 Uh-huh.
00:04:52.860 So, coincidentally, the person who was, who sounds exactly like Clapper, who really wasn't,
00:05:02.540 he sounds exactly like him and also coincidentally died.
00:05:06.780 That's two really big coincidences for the same person.
00:05:10.180 Died recently, just one we'd want to talk to him, and also sounds exactly like somebody
00:05:15.460 that nobody else in the world sounds like.
00:05:18.880 I'll bet you you could take seven, eight billion people, and you wouldn't find one that sounded
00:05:24.120 like Clapper, but we found one, recently died.
00:05:27.860 Recently died, yeah.
00:05:28.900 Now, why should you believe about this story?
00:05:35.480 Nothing.
00:05:36.880 Nothing.
00:05:37.440 There's not a single credible part of this story.
00:05:40.240 I would tell you what he said.
00:05:42.640 It's, you know, real conspiratorial stuff.
00:05:44.760 The essence of it is that some prominent deep state member, whose name I won't mention because
00:05:50.940 it's not credible enough, is behind a bunch of blackmail schemes of notable people you've
00:05:56.880 heard of.
00:05:58.880 I don't know.
00:05:59.860 The only thing it has in its favor is that it's bipartisan.
00:06:03.500 So it doesn't seem to be, you know, just pro-Democrat or pro-Republican.
00:06:09.900 Sounds like something that would involve both parties.
00:06:14.020 So that's the only thing that gives it a little feel of maybe true, but it's way beyond, it's
00:06:21.320 way below the line of credibility.
00:06:24.380 But it's fun.
00:06:25.000 If you'd like to know for sure, if it's Clapper, that would be easy.
00:06:31.540 Because there are programs, I think you'd probably, you know, Google it and it would
00:06:35.080 come right up.
00:06:35.980 There is a way to check if somebody's word pattern usage matches their past pattern of
00:06:42.040 usage.
00:06:42.920 And if somebody's just speaking off the top of their head, which is what the audio purports,
00:06:49.420 you can match it pretty much every time.
00:06:51.920 It'd be like a 98% chance you could match it.
00:06:54.080 So if anybody cared, you just go find one of those language matching apps, match it
00:07:01.040 up to things he's said before, and you would know for sure.
00:07:05.940 But I'm not going to tell you what he said.
00:07:07.820 You can look at it online.
00:07:09.700 I just don't want to repeat it more than I have to.
00:07:14.640 But it would be shocking and change the world if it were true.
00:07:18.700 All right.
00:07:18.980 Israel is having a problem with African immigrants.
00:07:22.380 I guess they had a big brawl in Tel Aviv.
00:07:26.780 And hundreds were involved in brawling and rioting.
00:07:29.160 And so Netanyahu says he's going to deport the Africans.
00:07:33.280 Do you think that's going to happen?
00:07:35.760 Do you think he's really going to deport Africans from Israel?
00:07:40.360 I don't know.
00:07:41.500 I've got my doubts.
00:07:43.960 Maybe he'll deport people who were captured on video causing trouble.
00:07:50.040 He might do that.
00:07:50.800 But do you think he's going to take every African and a few hundred had a riot?
00:07:57.760 Can he get away with that politically, domestically?
00:08:01.900 Because I've got a feeling that the Israelis are pretty much against discriminating, or at
00:08:07.480 least a lot of them.
00:08:08.500 I don't know.
00:08:09.000 I wouldn't speak for all of them.
00:08:10.780 But I would think that there's a...
00:08:12.820 Because of their history, presumably they would be very against targeting any group of
00:08:20.300 ethnic people.
00:08:21.840 I'm not sure he'll get away with it.
00:08:24.460 I mean, he said he'd do it.
00:08:26.140 But who knows if that's really going to happen?
00:08:28.240 Who knows?
00:08:29.460 We'll keep an eye on that.
00:08:30.540 It might be a canary in the coal mine for something happening over here, but I doubt it.
00:08:35.040 But I doubt it.
00:08:40.020 Representative Nancy Mace, who continues to be one of the more interesting people in
00:08:45.080 politics, only because she says stuff you're not supposed to say on TV.
00:08:49.760 So here's something she said out loud on CNN, and CNN aired it without bleeping it.
00:08:57.100 And they replayed it without bleeping it.
00:08:59.560 So she said, she was talking about how the Republicans are handling the issue of abortion,
00:09:04.320 and she said, quote, we cannot be assholes to women.
00:09:09.820 And I thought, oh, that's perfect.
00:09:12.980 That's my exact opinion, the political part of my opinion.
00:09:16.640 I don't give you my own opinion on abortion, because as I often say, leave it to women.
00:09:22.840 I'll just follow the lead of women.
00:09:24.740 If women want it to be legal in my state, I'll agree.
00:09:28.340 If they want it to be illegal in my state, I'll just say it wasn't my decision.
00:09:32.180 So, but Nancy Mace is a woman, and she's got a credible right to her opinion on this.
00:09:41.400 And I like the fact that she's calling it out, the political element of it.
00:09:46.080 The political element of it is, you're going to have to make sure that women are okay with
00:09:53.580 whatever it is the Republicans say, or you're not going to win any elections.
00:09:56.620 Now, that's different from the issue of what you think about abortion itself.
00:10:01.520 I'm just talking about the messaging.
00:10:03.400 The messaging has to be a little smarter on the Republican side.
00:10:07.280 I would say it's lacking quite a bit.
00:10:11.560 And it's probably 50% less good than it could be, the messaging part, without changing the message.
00:10:18.880 So, I would listen to Nancy Mace on messaging.
00:10:23.440 She seems really good on that stuff.
00:10:28.080 So, I saw a tweet from Joe Biden saying that diversity is the thing that he's working for.
00:10:37.180 He's trying to get that diversity up in the country.
00:10:39.360 And here's my reframe on diversity.
00:10:44.700 Diversity is a goal, right?
00:10:48.080 I mean, that's what the president says.
00:10:49.640 We want more diversity.
00:10:51.500 It's a goal.
00:10:53.220 Goals are stupid, in general.
00:10:57.100 Just in general.
00:10:58.420 Goals are suboptimal.
00:10:59.920 I wrote a book about it.
00:11:01.300 It's the most famous thing I've ever done.
00:11:04.040 There are many books on Amazon right now.
00:11:07.740 They have picked up that point, the systems are better than goals.
00:11:11.340 And, you know, they're like a whole explosion of books on the very point, the systems are better than goals.
00:11:17.700 But who doesn't know that?
00:11:19.560 Apparently, the president of the United States.
00:11:21.840 One of the most basic understood truths of business and life and being effective is that you need a system.
00:11:32.260 If all you have is a goal, you're in trouble.
00:11:34.480 Now, what would you do if you treated diversity as a goal?
00:11:40.680 You would take from people who have what you want.
00:11:43.420 Now, this would be true of equity or diversity, because diversity is just part of equity.
00:11:48.500 So let's just say equity instead, because I'd say diversity is a subset of the larger question of equity.
00:11:55.020 So equity, if that's your goal, what do you do about it?
00:12:01.180 Well, if it's a goal, and some people have more and some people have less, it's pretty obvious.
00:12:06.300 You take from the people who have more, you give it to the people who have less, boom, problem solved.
00:12:11.300 That's what a goal-oriented approach gives you.
00:12:17.260 One approach, take money from the people who have it, give it to the people who don't.
00:12:22.680 Now, suppose you had instead a systems approach.
00:12:25.220 What would that look like?
00:12:26.520 What would be a system, something that you could do every day,
00:12:30.040 that would get you not only something closer to equity,
00:12:35.180 because I'm not saying that's a bad thing,
00:12:37.360 at least in terms of a directional thing that everybody wants to be better.
00:12:43.120 But I wouldn't say equity is the goal.
00:12:44.880 You should try to be better than average.
00:12:47.520 Everybody should.
00:12:48.540 And you should work on personal development.
00:12:50.420 So personal development, a lifetime of personal development,
00:12:56.020 makes racism trivial in your life,
00:12:59.740 because you would be so much more powerful than the forces against you.
00:13:03.560 But it also makes you much more likely to get closer to that equity range,
00:13:10.080 or at least have a good life for yourself and your family,
00:13:13.160 than anything else would.
00:13:16.060 So the big problem with Democrats is they have goals,
00:13:20.420 they sound pretty good.
00:13:22.600 What they don't have is a system to get there,
00:13:24.980 and Republicans continue to let them slide on that.
00:13:28.540 And the problem is that you haven't collected your complaints
00:13:33.140 into one good frame.
00:13:36.400 Republicans say, for example, family is good.
00:13:39.360 We should have more family stuff.
00:13:41.540 How?
00:13:42.840 How?
00:13:43.540 What are you doing?
00:13:44.640 You're just talking.
00:13:45.980 That's a goal.
00:13:47.920 If you're not telling me what to do
00:13:49.660 about it.
00:13:51.120 But I would say that in the past,
00:13:52.600 a family was a system, wouldn't you?
00:13:54.980 Family as an organization is a system
00:13:57.280 that's worked forever.
00:14:00.100 How about religion?
00:14:02.300 Religion is not really a goal.
00:14:04.120 It's more like a system.
00:14:05.740 Something you're paying attention to every day,
00:14:08.740 you're building your life around it, etc.
00:14:10.620 You're practicing it on Sundays especially.
00:14:13.600 That's a system.
00:14:14.280 What about free market?
00:14:18.040 Free market's a system.
00:14:20.160 So Republicans are pretty close to an A, grade A,
00:14:26.600 for understanding that a system is better than a goal.
00:14:31.040 Democrats are just goal-oriented.
00:14:34.860 Get rid of guns.
00:14:37.220 That's our goal.
00:14:38.980 What?
00:14:39.340 I mean, just get rid of them.
00:14:42.460 Yeah.
00:14:42.820 Yep.
00:14:43.120 That's the goal.
00:14:43.940 Just get rid of them.
00:14:45.920 Maybe you should think through all the ramifications.
00:14:49.560 Nope.
00:14:50.020 Get rid of them.
00:14:51.940 What about too many people in jail?
00:14:54.400 Oh, the goal is to have fewer people in jail.
00:14:57.120 So what do you do?
00:14:58.660 If you have a goal-oriented mindset,
00:15:01.720 what do you do if there are too many people in prison?
00:15:04.440 Let them out.
00:15:05.780 Yeah.
00:15:06.000 Bail reform.
00:15:06.640 Just let them out.
00:15:07.320 So every time you have a goal-oriented approach,
00:15:12.960 you're not just different politically.
00:15:16.400 We have to be a little bit more honest about this.
00:15:18.960 That's actually stupid.
00:15:21.400 And it's stupid according to literally everybody.
00:15:25.660 I just have to describe it in that frame,
00:15:28.060 and everybody agrees.
00:15:29.180 Oh, shoot, when you say it that way, it is stupid.
00:15:31.960 It's not a political difference.
00:15:34.740 See, this is the thing we keep getting wrong.
00:15:36.400 Because do you think there are a lot of Republicans
00:15:38.740 who don't want people to do well because they're minorities?
00:15:42.760 No.
00:15:44.620 No.
00:15:45.440 No.
00:15:45.800 But they have a system,
00:15:46.820 which is I'll take care of my family
00:15:48.920 and make sure we've got homeschooling.
00:15:51.900 Because homeschooling is what?
00:15:54.500 It's a system.
00:15:55.900 Right?
00:15:56.200 So the public schools were a system, but then they broke.
00:16:00.420 So then the Republicans, more so than the Democrats,
00:16:04.520 said, well, our system is broke.
00:16:07.020 So what's the point of having a goal of getting everybody well-educated
00:16:11.160 if you don't have a system that can do it?
00:16:13.300 So the Republicans immediately moved to an alternate system,
00:16:17.560 homeschooling, et cetera.
00:16:19.740 Mostly homeschooling.
00:16:21.100 Right?
00:16:21.280 And then you see the homeschooling system thriving
00:16:23.860 because systems are better than goals.
00:16:28.600 So every time you see this argument
00:16:30.360 where there's a Democrat who's got a goal
00:16:32.700 that just sounds terrific,
00:16:34.580 but their system is just bullshit,
00:16:37.240 you should call it out for being part of the stupid approach to life.
00:16:41.800 You don't even have to talk about the individual case.
00:16:44.760 Just say, just in general,
00:16:46.500 goals without a system are how stupid people act.
00:16:49.120 systems that can work in a variety of ways,
00:16:52.600 including get you closer to something like equity,
00:16:55.320 always work.
00:16:57.980 If it's a good system, it always works.
00:17:00.600 So as soon as the moment you allow yourself
00:17:05.200 to go into their frame, you lose.
00:17:07.920 So the frame of the Democrats is,
00:17:10.360 you have my stuff, you owe it to me.
00:17:13.460 If you argue that, you're in the wrong argument.
00:17:16.740 They made you think past the sale into their argument.
00:17:21.020 The argument should be,
00:17:21.960 oh, wait, is that a goal-oriented approach you have there?
00:17:24.920 Oh, well, I'm not going to talk about that.
00:17:27.620 I'm not too interested in a goal.
00:17:29.940 But if there's a system
00:17:31.020 that could get all of us what we want,
00:17:33.880 let's talk about that
00:17:34.820 and make that system work really well.
00:17:36.640 But a goal?
00:17:37.460 No, diversity should not be a goal.
00:17:42.260 Diversity should be something that happens on its own
00:17:45.440 because everybody had a good system for advancement.
00:17:49.960 Equity should not be a goal.
00:17:52.500 It should be something that derives naturally
00:17:55.460 out of a good system
00:17:56.420 because everybody has a chance to get educated.
00:17:59.980 Everybody can do whatever they want.
00:18:04.100 This is whiteboard material.
00:18:05.840 It probably will be.
00:18:08.240 It does need to be physical.
00:18:10.000 But now watch how well I sold this.
00:18:14.280 Most of the things that I try to sell you,
00:18:17.720 so to speak, sell it.
00:18:19.520 But in my live streams,
00:18:21.840 wouldn't you say most people disagree?
00:18:24.260 Well, not most people.
00:18:25.320 But everything I propose as an idea,
00:18:28.920 plenty of people are going to be on the other side,
00:18:31.340 even if it's a good idea.
00:18:32.840 There's always plenty of people.
00:18:33.920 But watch this.
00:18:37.020 How many people think I'm wrong,
00:18:39.660 that systems are better than goals,
00:18:41.500 and that's the entire problem here?
00:18:44.020 Watch.
00:18:44.740 Watch the comments.
00:18:45.840 It's 100%.
00:18:46.620 There won't be a single person who disagrees with me.
00:18:49.840 It's really that easy.
00:18:53.960 If you have the right frame,
00:18:55.820 you get the right result.
00:18:57.620 So you have to reframe it
00:18:58.960 from a political opinion
00:19:00.900 to systems are smart and goals are stupid,
00:19:05.060 and there's never an exception to that.
00:19:07.600 There won't be any exceptions to that.
00:19:09.720 So you have to go to the argument
00:19:11.160 that you're going to win.
00:19:12.640 Stay out of their argument.
00:19:15.320 Stay out of that whole
00:19:16.340 who's got more, who's got less,
00:19:18.660 who has a bad history,
00:19:20.180 who is the victim,
00:19:21.100 who is the oppressor.
00:19:22.220 Don't even engage.
00:19:23.940 Those are arguments
00:19:25.840 that unproductive people have,
00:19:27.720 but you're not one of them.
00:19:29.680 Now.
00:19:30.900 Maybe before two.
00:19:34.040 All right.
00:19:35.640 I saw a headline on CNN
00:19:38.400 that I thought was going to be one thing
00:19:40.800 and turned it into another.
00:19:42.020 The headline was that
00:19:43.060 the hosts of an ABC show,
00:19:45.880 news show with Stephanopoulos,
00:19:48.140 the hosts were shocked
00:19:49.620 to learn that the polling for the president,
00:19:52.880 if it were Biden versus Trump,
00:19:54.960 is close.
00:19:57.040 They were shocked to learn
00:19:58.460 that given all we know,
00:20:01.360 the results are still close.
00:20:03.460 And I thought, wow,
00:20:04.760 I certainly agree with CNN on this.
00:20:07.120 It is, how are they going to explain
00:20:09.140 that one of the candidates
00:20:11.300 is cognitively gone
00:20:13.620 and has conclusively been proven
00:20:15.980 to be part of a criminal enterprise?
00:20:17.700 How in the world could he still be polling
00:20:20.180 as well as Trump,
00:20:22.220 who in the fullness of time
00:20:24.080 we can see was one of the
00:20:25.340 most effective presidents of all time?
00:20:28.940 And then I opened it
00:20:30.160 and they were shocked
00:20:31.680 that Trump is polling so well.
00:20:34.540 I was like, wait, what?
00:20:37.160 You're shocked that
00:20:38.120 Trump is polling so well?
00:20:40.780 Wouldn't 100% of everything we see
00:20:43.140 suggest he should be polling
00:20:44.480 two to one against Biden?
00:20:45.660 Because one of them actually still works.
00:20:49.420 Like, one of them still has
00:20:50.360 a functioning brain and everything.
00:20:52.500 And they were shocked
00:20:53.620 that the guy without a brain
00:20:55.120 wasn't doing better
00:20:57.620 against the guy
00:20:58.540 who is one of the most effective
00:21:00.380 presidents of all time.
00:21:04.700 And it was quite a mind-bender
00:21:06.840 to enter their little weird world
00:21:08.940 where everything's backwards
00:21:10.000 and just sort of spend some time
00:21:12.060 in the backwards world.
00:21:12.940 Now, in their world,
00:21:15.400 the fact that Trump
00:21:16.300 keeps getting indicted
00:21:17.480 should be an indication
00:21:20.680 that how in the world
00:21:21.720 could anybody be voting
00:21:22.580 for this indicted guy?
00:21:24.140 And they're figuring out
00:21:25.200 that their brainwashing,
00:21:27.780 you know, gaslighting operation
00:21:29.140 only works on their own team.
00:21:32.340 The main thing that people forget
00:21:34.340 is that the brainwashers
00:21:36.560 aren't trying to brainwash you.
00:21:38.940 They're brainwashing their own side.
00:21:40.560 That's the whole game.
00:21:42.880 Just brainwash their own side.
00:21:44.400 Maybe get a few, you know,
00:21:45.980 gray area people to go over.
00:21:47.400 But they're not trying
00:21:48.020 to brainwash Republicans.
00:21:50.780 The Republicans can see it
00:21:52.180 clearly for what it is.
00:21:54.020 Now, the same is true
00:21:55.440 on the Republican side.
00:21:57.640 The Republicans who are,
00:21:59.020 you know, let's say,
00:22:01.020 pushing their narrative,
00:22:02.620 they're not really trying
00:22:03.620 to convince any Democrats.
00:22:05.800 They know that's out of reach.
00:22:06.800 All right.
00:22:13.260 I'm tired of talking about
00:22:14.700 how Bill Maher is not woke.
00:22:19.460 I guess we could just stipulate
00:22:21.160 that Bill Maher is a liberal
00:22:23.240 who wishes it was more
00:22:25.340 like the old days.
00:22:27.620 Deborah, in all caps,
00:22:29.120 Scott got brainwashed during COVID.
00:22:31.660 Deborah, you got brainwashed
00:22:33.240 by the people who told you
00:22:35.240 my opinions were the opposite
00:22:37.020 of what they were
00:22:37.760 and then you believed them.
00:22:40.160 So the all caps shouting
00:22:41.900 is kind of a tell
00:22:42.880 for brainwashing there.
00:22:44.460 If you see me shouting
00:22:45.720 in all caps,
00:22:46.800 then that would be a tell
00:22:48.040 that you should say,
00:22:49.560 hey, hey,
00:22:50.740 maybe there's something
00:22:51.780 wrong with you, Scott.
00:22:53.300 But if you're shouting
00:22:54.480 me and me all caps
00:22:55.680 based on the fact
00:22:57.020 that you believed
00:22:57.600 a 4chan rumor
00:22:58.820 or a comic strip
00:22:59.900 about my opinions,
00:23:01.840 maybe you should go
00:23:02.700 look into that.
00:23:05.260 All right.
00:23:07.780 I think we're looking
00:23:09.340 at what might be
00:23:10.340 the new race hoax 2024.
00:23:13.700 We've been waiting for it,
00:23:14.920 but maybe it was there
00:23:16.080 all along.
00:23:17.300 So you saw there was
00:23:18.240 that well-dressed,
00:23:19.280 suspiciously well-dressed
00:23:20.920 group of alleged Nazis,
00:23:24.280 although I think
00:23:24.860 most were Nazis,
00:23:25.920 so that part is,
00:23:27.280 I don't think that's
00:23:27.880 too alleged.
00:23:29.740 That seems like a fact.
00:23:31.700 And they had nice new flags
00:23:33.780 and nice new shirts
00:23:34.880 and very, very well organized.
00:23:37.360 And one of them
00:23:38.040 is this highly tattooed guy,
00:23:39.940 full face tattoo
00:23:40.840 called Boneface.
00:23:43.240 And Boneface is known
00:23:44.480 to have gone to fight
00:23:46.600 for Ukraine for a while,
00:23:47.960 but I think he was so bad
00:23:49.840 they kicked him
00:23:50.360 out of the Ukrainian military.
00:23:52.440 I don't know how bad
00:23:53.340 you have to be
00:23:53.820 to get kicked out
00:23:54.480 of the Ukrainian military,
00:23:55.520 but so that's what happened.
00:23:58.820 I think he was kicked out.
00:24:00.340 Anyway,
00:24:01.660 I think Rolling Stone
00:24:03.000 is trying to get
00:24:03.740 the hoax moving
00:24:04.880 because somebody yelled
00:24:06.500 at him
00:24:06.900 that they were
00:24:08.180 DeSantis supporters,
00:24:10.000 and Boneface,
00:24:11.060 or one of them,
00:24:11.660 yelled back,
00:24:12.240 we support DeSantis.
00:24:16.460 And that's the part
00:24:17.460 that Rolling Stone
00:24:18.880 decided to quote
00:24:20.100 and make an article about.
00:24:22.200 So he used the statement,
00:24:23.700 we support DeSantis.
00:24:26.380 So he does, right?
00:24:28.580 Because there was a guy
00:24:29.700 and he said those words
00:24:31.780 and they heard it
00:24:32.560 with their own ears.
00:24:35.160 They saw it
00:24:35.800 with their own eyes.
00:24:36.940 It's on video,
00:24:37.780 so it must be true.
00:24:39.520 Right?
00:24:40.360 I mean,
00:24:40.740 I don't know,
00:24:41.600 could there be
00:24:42.220 any counter-argument?
00:24:43.940 Is there any way
00:24:44.700 to imagine
00:24:45.340 that you could see it
00:24:47.380 on video
00:24:47.920 and yet it wouldn't be true?
00:24:50.040 Is there any way
00:24:50.960 to imagine
00:24:51.500 such a wild thing?
00:24:54.480 Well,
00:24:55.700 suppose they had given you
00:24:56.880 the full quote.
00:24:58.880 Do you know
00:24:59.180 what the full quote was?
00:25:01.400 We support DeSantis.
00:25:04.920 Ha, ha, ha,
00:25:05.960 fuck DeSantis.
00:25:06.700 That was the full quote.
00:25:10.020 I think I'm paraphrasing.
00:25:12.080 But the first part
00:25:12.900 was sarcasm
00:25:13.780 followed by
00:25:15.040 their actual opinion
00:25:16.020 which is mocking people
00:25:18.180 who thought
00:25:18.640 they supported DeSantis.
00:25:20.340 They were actually
00:25:21.480 mocking it.
00:25:22.740 The opposite
00:25:23.900 of what Rolling Stone
00:25:25.140 reported
00:25:25.640 and they had
00:25:26.840 the full video.
00:25:28.460 They had the video.
00:25:30.120 Now,
00:25:30.800 do you know
00:25:31.140 what a wrap-up
00:25:31.760 smear is?
00:25:34.020 Pretty soon
00:25:34.900 you're going to see
00:25:35.380 a politician saying,
00:25:36.400 well,
00:25:36.920 there's DeSantis
00:25:37.940 is racist.
00:25:38.760 They said so.
00:25:39.960 And people will say,
00:25:40.980 no, no, no,
00:25:41.500 they didn't.
00:25:42.440 And then what does
00:25:43.120 the Democrats say?
00:25:46.240 Go Google it
00:25:47.220 for yourself.
00:25:48.320 Just Google it.
00:25:49.400 You'll find out.
00:25:50.660 And if you Googled it,
00:25:51.660 what do you think
00:25:52.080 would come up first?
00:25:53.720 The debunking
00:25:54.580 or the Rolling Stone
00:25:56.320 article
00:25:56.920 with the Rupard fake?
00:25:59.480 Yeah,
00:25:59.740 you know.
00:26:00.340 You already know that.
00:26:01.280 You don't have to check.
00:26:02.440 Right?
00:26:02.580 So that's how it works.
00:26:04.680 You just need to get
00:26:05.640 one entity
00:26:06.260 to say it's true.
00:26:07.420 You get your least,
00:26:08.900 let's say,
00:26:09.940 least honest entities
00:26:11.960 to do that
00:26:12.640 who still have
00:26:13.680 a national name.
00:26:15.600 And then you act
00:26:16.680 like it's true
00:26:17.240 because it was
00:26:17.780 in the media.
00:26:20.140 That's how the whole
00:26:21.000 game is played.
00:26:22.940 All right.
00:26:24.280 There are,
00:26:25.540 what are the four
00:26:26.520 least reliable
00:26:28.000 indicators of truth
00:26:29.420 in 2023?
00:26:31.360 There are four
00:26:32.160 indicators
00:26:33.540 of truth
00:26:35.180 that are the least
00:26:36.120 reliable.
00:26:37.060 What are they?
00:26:38.260 I will label them.
00:26:40.440 These are the least
00:26:41.500 reliable things.
00:26:43.200 Your left ear,
00:26:44.800 your right ear,
00:26:46.360 your left eye,
00:26:47.980 your right eye.
00:26:49.580 Right?
00:26:49.940 Those four things
00:26:51.220 do not trust
00:26:52.860 for forming opinions
00:26:55.080 because those are
00:26:56.520 the easiest to fool.
00:26:58.300 Do you know
00:26:58.700 why scientists
00:26:59.320 are so easy
00:27:00.180 to fool?
00:27:01.720 Because they don't
00:27:02.600 suspect the trick.
00:27:05.540 That's why
00:27:06.160 they're the easiest.
00:27:07.500 Because the scientists
00:27:08.340 are thinking,
00:27:08.980 well,
00:27:09.740 I'll look for a problem
00:27:10.960 within the domain
00:27:11.860 of science.
00:27:13.340 What about somebody
00:27:14.100 just made up some shit?
00:27:15.380 They won't even,
00:27:16.040 you know,
00:27:16.520 what about a video
00:27:17.940 that just got edited
00:27:19.460 and they didn't know
00:27:20.260 that's a thing?
00:27:21.500 Right?
00:27:21.760 As soon as you get
00:27:22.480 out of your scientific
00:27:23.320 domain,
00:27:24.460 you think things
00:27:25.340 are supposed to work
00:27:26.040 the way things
00:27:26.600 are supposed to work,
00:27:27.380 you're completely lost
00:27:29.140 because the real world
00:27:31.220 of news and propaganda
00:27:32.760 is nothing true at all.
00:27:35.580 You know,
00:27:35.720 it's just all
00:27:36.340 completely ridiculous garbage.
00:27:40.220 So,
00:27:41.380 yeah,
00:27:42.080 don't believe your eyes,
00:27:42.900 your ears.
00:27:43.700 And the dumbest people
00:27:45.300 on social media,
00:27:46.540 and you're seeing
00:27:47.340 a lot of them lately,
00:27:49.000 are saying,
00:27:50.120 I saw it with my own eyes,
00:27:51.380 I heard it with my own ears,
00:27:52.540 it was on tape,
00:27:54.060 you know,
00:27:54.320 you must be lying
00:27:55.280 because I personally
00:27:56.420 witnessed it.
00:27:57.780 Those people are so lost.
00:28:00.920 It's the lowest standard
00:28:02.440 of truth
00:28:03.120 as you saw it.
00:28:04.640 The lowest standard.
00:28:10.320 So,
00:28:11.000 what else have we got
00:28:11.500 going here?
00:28:13.040 Slow news day.
00:28:17.760 That's about it.
00:28:18.620 That's about it.
00:28:23.580 So,
00:28:24.180 I'm still working
00:28:24.840 on some plans
00:28:25.960 to figure out
00:28:26.740 how to educate the youth.
00:28:28.700 I've got another scheme
00:28:30.100 which you're going to see,
00:28:31.200 I think you'll see
00:28:32.220 pretty soon.
00:28:33.360 I'm working on some stuff.
00:28:35.640 And,
00:28:37.120 what about Maui?
00:28:39.900 What do you think
00:28:40.740 is true about Maui?
00:28:42.300 Do you think it's true
00:28:44.420 that
00:28:44.820 high energy
00:28:46.680 lasers from space
00:28:48.460 started the fires?
00:28:50.320 I put the odds
00:28:51.180 of that
00:28:51.540 at about zero.
00:28:53.760 What do you think
00:28:54.540 of the odds
00:28:55.140 that
00:28:55.560 it's a conspiracy
00:28:57.120 by the rich people
00:28:58.200 so they can buy
00:28:59.560 the land up
00:29:00.240 for cheap?
00:29:01.400 I give the odds
00:29:02.380 of that
00:29:02.700 at about zero.
00:29:04.160 Zero.
00:29:05.820 What are the odds?
00:29:07.200 You know,
00:29:07.380 I'll give everything
00:29:08.480 0.01%
00:29:09.700 because you never know.
00:29:10.500 But basically zero.
00:29:15.160 Somebody says
00:29:15.920 Jewish space lasers.
00:29:17.460 Probably not.
00:29:19.140 Probably zero.
00:29:21.160 How about...
00:29:23.580 Yeah,
00:29:25.720 because there's no other way
00:29:26.600 to start a grass fire.
00:29:27.980 Yeah, you know,
00:29:28.460 if you're going to start
00:29:29.100 a grass fire,
00:29:30.320 the way to do it
00:29:31.300 is with space-based assets.
00:29:35.100 I'd like to start a fire.
00:29:37.640 Well,
00:29:37.880 I can't see any way
00:29:38.660 to do that
00:29:39.200 from the ground.
00:29:41.500 So,
00:29:42.700 perhaps if I
00:29:44.100 shoot my laser
00:29:45.040 against a mirror
00:29:45.880 in space,
00:29:47.280 yes, yes.
00:29:48.580 Yes, that could be it.
00:29:50.080 Archimedes
00:29:50.620 kind of a
00:29:51.400 focus-like
00:29:52.400 kind of an idea.
00:29:54.020 Set your sailboats
00:29:55.160 on fire.
00:29:55.660 Yeah.
00:29:56.400 Yeah, I know
00:29:57.100 some history.
00:29:58.420 And what else
00:29:59.680 do you believe
00:30:00.120 about Maui?
00:30:02.620 Do you believe
00:30:03.500 that there wasn't
00:30:04.460 enough water
00:30:05.060 because the
00:30:05.800 water-worshipping
00:30:07.920 woke guy?
00:30:09.200 I'd say
00:30:10.900 the odds
00:30:11.300 of that
00:30:11.660 are pretty
00:30:12.240 close to zero.
00:30:14.580 Now,
00:30:15.160 some parts
00:30:16.000 of that story
00:30:16.480 might be true.
00:30:17.700 But if you believe
00:30:18.640 that,
00:30:19.080 if you believe
00:30:20.060 they let the island
00:30:20.960 burn
00:30:21.420 because there was
00:30:22.620 one guy
00:30:23.080 who wouldn't
00:30:23.500 release oil
00:30:24.160 or water
00:30:24.880 on time,
00:30:26.520 really?
00:30:28.800 I mean,
00:30:29.320 just ask yourself,
00:30:30.260 does that sound
00:30:30.740 like a real thing
00:30:31.400 that happened?
00:30:32.020 Not to me.
00:30:32.780 To me,
00:30:34.000 the official story
00:30:34.960 sounds better.
00:30:36.300 That there was
00:30:37.200 no point in
00:30:37.780 releasing it
00:30:38.400 for the helicopter
00:30:39.160 pickup because
00:30:40.360 the helicopters
00:30:40.920 weren't flying
00:30:41.700 because there
00:30:42.200 was too much
00:30:42.580 wind.
00:30:44.540 That sounds
00:30:45.280 real.
00:30:46.800 So,
00:30:47.420 I don't know
00:30:47.780 about anything
00:30:48.180 else,
00:30:48.520 but that sounded
00:30:49.080 real.
00:30:49.480 I don't know
00:30:49.800 if it's real,
00:30:50.480 but it sounded
00:30:50.900 real.
00:30:51.400 The other one
00:30:51.880 doesn't sound
00:30:52.380 real.
00:30:55.780 Do you think
00:30:57.400 it's real
00:30:57.840 that Hawaii
00:30:59.100 did not
00:30:59.620 properly attend
00:31:00.660 to fire
00:31:01.800 management
00:31:02.300 by getting
00:31:02.880 rid of the
00:31:03.280 weeds
00:31:03.560 or by
00:31:05.020 turning off
00:31:05.780 the power?
00:31:07.060 Yes.
00:31:07.940 Yeah.
00:31:08.280 Normal
00:31:08.800 incompetence
00:31:09.680 explains everything.
00:31:11.080 See,
00:31:11.340 here's a good
00:31:11.960 rule.
00:31:13.240 If you have
00:31:13.960 two possibilities
00:31:14.800 and one of
00:31:15.420 them is just
00:31:15.900 people acting
00:31:16.500 normal the way
00:31:17.360 they always do
00:31:17.960 and one of
00:31:19.020 them is an
00:31:19.480 extraordinary
00:31:19.980 space laser,
00:31:22.380 I can't say
00:31:23.200 it's never
00:31:23.680 the space laser.
00:31:25.340 Not never,
00:31:27.140 but if you
00:31:27.880 go with that
00:31:29.080 operating assumption,
00:31:30.140 well,
00:31:30.660 I think
00:31:31.520 the space
00:31:32.440 laser is
00:31:32.900 sounding good.
00:31:33.980 No,
00:31:34.360 you're not
00:31:34.700 going to be
00:31:34.960 right very
00:31:35.380 often.
00:31:36.260 Go with
00:31:36.620 the most
00:31:36.960 ordinary.
00:31:38.860 See,
00:31:39.100 this is what
00:31:39.640 bothers me
00:31:40.260 with all
00:31:40.760 the anti-Semites.
00:31:43.140 The anti-Semites
00:31:44.300 have decided
00:31:44.900 that they're
00:31:45.660 seeing a
00:31:46.060 pattern which
00:31:47.300 can only be
00:31:48.040 explained by
00:31:49.360 mass Jewish
00:31:50.100 conspiracy.
00:31:52.040 And that's
00:31:52.400 why,
00:31:52.720 for example,
00:31:53.320 there are so
00:31:53.660 many people
00:31:54.100 with Jewish
00:31:55.180 last names
00:31:56.380 who are in
00:31:57.400 the media.
00:31:58.760 You can't
00:31:59.200 think of any
00:31:59.720 other reason
00:32:00.260 that there
00:32:00.620 could be a
00:32:01.580 lot of
00:32:01.860 people in
00:32:02.520 the best
00:32:02.900 jobs in
00:32:03.380 the world.
00:32:04.700 You can't
00:32:05.440 think of any
00:32:05.840 normal reason
00:32:06.660 for that.
00:32:08.180 Like,
00:32:08.560 if you went
00:32:08.920 to the
00:32:09.200 colleges of
00:32:09.960 America,
00:32:10.980 would you
00:32:11.400 find that
00:32:11.900 one identifiable
00:32:13.080 group is just
00:32:14.500 killing it on
00:32:15.320 education?
00:32:16.540 Do you think
00:32:17.120 you would find
00:32:17.560 that?
00:32:18.820 Of course you
00:32:19.440 would.
00:32:21.400 Of course you
00:32:22.380 would.
00:32:23.680 Yeah.
00:32:23.880 And if one
00:32:25.200 group is just
00:32:26.080 killing it on
00:32:26.940 education,
00:32:27.840 like they're
00:32:28.200 really getting
00:32:28.660 that right,
00:32:29.660 what kind of
00:32:30.320 jobs are they
00:32:31.100 likely to have?
00:32:33.280 Sort of blue
00:32:33.980 collar, you
00:32:34.780 know,
00:32:34.920 construction jobs?
00:32:36.580 Or would they
00:32:37.480 look for good
00:32:38.080 jobs, like the
00:32:39.100 kind that everybody
00:32:39.840 would want?
00:32:40.800 You know what
00:32:41.220 would be a
00:32:41.500 really good job?
00:32:43.120 Head of a
00:32:43.820 media company.
00:32:45.920 I'd like that
00:32:46.700 job.
00:32:47.360 Wouldn't you?
00:32:48.300 I mean, if you
00:32:48.960 like that kind of
00:32:50.240 thing, wouldn't you
00:32:50.820 think those are the
00:32:51.420 best jobs?
00:32:52.860 So we're all
00:32:54.360 going to be
00:32:54.700 surprised that
00:32:56.880 the people who
00:32:57.600 are definitely
00:32:58.460 doing the best
00:32:59.220 in school,
00:33:00.740 right, have
00:33:03.280 some results
00:33:04.800 that would be
00:33:06.000 completely
00:33:06.480 predictable based
00:33:08.100 on having the
00:33:08.740 best academic
00:33:09.500 results.
00:33:13.360 Then on top
00:33:13.920 of that, I
00:33:16.160 can't speak for
00:33:17.440 the Jewish
00:33:17.860 community, but
00:33:19.000 are there a
00:33:19.680 lot of Jewish
00:33:20.480 parents who
00:33:21.340 were telling
00:33:21.840 their kids
00:33:22.420 that they
00:33:23.240 should work
00:33:23.680 for the
00:33:23.980 post office?
00:33:25.460 Because mine
00:33:26.140 did.
00:33:27.360 My father
00:33:28.100 recommended I
00:33:28.800 grow up to
00:33:29.920 work for the
00:33:30.340 post office.
00:33:31.100 Because he
00:33:31.620 said the
00:33:31.940 benefits were
00:33:32.500 great, the
00:33:34.600 overtime pay
00:33:36.640 was excellent,
00:33:38.040 and the
00:33:38.640 retirement was
00:33:39.320 good too.
00:33:40.180 It was good,
00:33:40.800 steady work,
00:33:41.660 and if you
00:33:42.000 worked for the
00:33:42.440 post office,
00:33:43.020 you'd always
00:33:43.340 have a job.
00:33:45.260 Yeah.
00:33:45.820 So my
00:33:46.480 parents who
00:33:46.920 were not
00:33:47.280 Jewish
00:33:47.640 recommended I
00:33:49.100 get a nice
00:33:49.720 low-end
00:33:51.840 job and
00:33:52.440 settle in
00:33:53.580 on that,
00:33:53.980 huh?
00:33:54.620 How about
00:33:54.920 that?
00:33:56.320 Do you
00:33:56.700 think a
00:33:57.960 lot of
00:33:58.280 Jewish
00:33:58.580 households
00:33:59.280 are like,
00:34:00.460 you know
00:34:00.800 what you
00:34:01.660 should really
00:34:02.000 think of?
00:34:03.040 You should
00:34:03.540 really think
00:34:03.920 of plumbing.
00:34:04.600 Have you
00:34:04.740 thought of
00:34:05.340 plumbing?
00:34:06.920 No.
00:34:07.840 They're probably
00:34:08.580 saying you
00:34:09.140 should be a
00:34:09.700 professional of
00:34:10.460 some sort.
00:34:11.800 Something that
00:34:12.760 wears a suit
00:34:13.620 or a doctor
00:34:14.300 outfit, and
00:34:15.880 you're going to
00:34:16.380 make something
00:34:16.880 of yourself.
00:34:17.620 You're going
00:34:17.860 to be a
00:34:18.440 writer, an
00:34:19.420 executive, or
00:34:20.360 a finance
00:34:21.500 banker, or
00:34:23.040 a lawyer,
00:34:24.820 doctor,
00:34:25.960 scientist,
00:34:27.020 kind of
00:34:27.360 thing.
00:34:28.400 So now
00:34:28.900 compare your
00:34:30.460 theory, if
00:34:32.000 you're an
00:34:32.260 anti-Semite and
00:34:33.480 you think there's
00:34:33.980 a giant
00:34:34.460 conspiracy.
00:34:35.780 Compare your
00:34:36.360 theory.
00:34:37.900 Now here are
00:34:38.520 the things you
00:34:38.980 have to accept
00:34:39.700 to accept your
00:34:40.820 Jewish
00:34:43.200 conspiracy.
00:34:44.400 You'd have to
00:34:45.160 accept that for
00:34:45.840 some reason,
00:34:46.880 conservative Jews
00:34:48.720 are not aware of
00:34:49.520 the conspiracy.
00:34:51.440 How'd that
00:34:52.040 happen?
00:34:53.680 How is it the
00:34:54.560 conservatives, the
00:34:56.100 ones that might be
00:34:57.440 on the same side
00:34:58.160 of those of you
00:34:58.900 who have
00:34:59.280 conspiracy theories,
00:35:01.000 why are the
00:35:01.680 people on your
00:35:02.400 same side not
00:35:04.820 aware of the
00:35:05.300 theory?
00:35:06.720 You're not going
00:35:07.420 to find anybody.
00:35:09.040 Now, second,
00:35:12.000 in your view,
00:35:14.040 is the Jewish
00:35:16.200 conspiracy the
00:35:17.100 best-kept secret
00:35:18.160 ever?
00:35:19.040 Because I've
00:35:19.960 worked my
00:35:20.720 entire professional
00:35:22.320 career, I've
00:35:23.880 always been around
00:35:24.820 top successful
00:35:26.120 Jewish executives,
00:35:27.880 publishers,
00:35:28.580 agents,
00:35:30.060 talent,
00:35:32.880 way, way above
00:35:34.360 the percentage
00:35:35.400 that you'd
00:35:35.880 imagine for most
00:35:36.840 kinds of careers
00:35:37.640 because I'm in
00:35:38.760 that kind of a
00:35:39.340 job.
00:35:39.640 I have a good
00:35:40.840 job,
00:35:41.880 surrounded by
00:35:42.440 other people who
00:35:43.420 have good jobs.
00:35:44.140 Why do I have a
00:35:45.760 good job?
00:35:46.460 Because I took
00:35:47.240 school really
00:35:48.520 seriously.
00:35:50.280 That's why I have
00:35:51.120 a good job.
00:35:52.540 I took it really
00:35:53.400 seriously.
00:35:54.300 And so I work
00:35:54.940 with a whole bunch
00:35:55.720 of other people
00:35:56.420 who took school
00:35:57.920 really seriously.
00:35:59.380 Fortunately, my
00:36:00.020 mother didn't
00:36:00.800 think I should
00:36:01.320 grow up and
00:36:01.740 work in the
00:36:02.120 post office.
00:36:03.240 She was more
00:36:03.940 of a be-a-lawyer
00:36:05.020 type.
00:36:05.320 So, do you
00:36:08.820 think that I
00:36:09.320 could spend
00:36:09.840 decades working
00:36:12.820 in and around
00:36:13.760 Jewish professionals
00:36:15.220 and I wouldn't
00:36:16.220 catch a whiff of
00:36:18.200 this bias which
00:36:19.160 you all see
00:36:19.800 that's driving
00:36:21.060 them towards
00:36:21.620 some kind of
00:36:22.200 big conspiracy?
00:36:23.740 That I would
00:36:24.180 spend 30 years,
00:36:25.840 a lot of my
00:36:26.580 best friends,
00:36:28.140 and then nobody
00:36:28.700 would mention it.
00:36:30.120 Like it wouldn't
00:36:30.540 even come up.
00:36:31.240 And that I
00:36:34.520 would notice
00:36:35.100 not a single
00:36:35.880 case, not a
00:36:37.800 single case in
00:36:38.780 my entire career
00:36:39.620 where I even
00:36:40.720 had a whiff
00:36:41.620 that anyone who
00:36:43.400 was Jewish was
00:36:45.220 treating me in
00:36:46.100 any way other
00:36:46.720 than what talent
00:36:48.200 I brought to
00:36:48.760 the situation.
00:36:49.740 Not a whiff.
00:36:51.840 You don't think
00:36:52.360 that I, of all
00:36:54.100 people, would be
00:36:55.600 able to detect
00:36:56.500 bias and
00:36:57.580 discrimination
00:36:58.060 against me?
00:36:59.620 You don't think
00:37:00.520 I could detect
00:37:01.200 that.
00:37:02.200 It's all I
00:37:02.720 talk about.
00:37:04.260 It's like 75%
00:37:06.120 of everything I
00:37:06.940 talk about is
00:37:07.800 some bias that
00:37:09.960 affects me.
00:37:10.700 I've never seen
00:37:11.360 any.
00:37:12.680 You could spend
00:37:13.460 your whole life
00:37:14.120 working with the
00:37:15.500 top professionals
00:37:16.240 in the Jewish
00:37:16.940 world, you just
00:37:18.100 would never detect
00:37:18.880 anything like
00:37:19.520 that.
00:37:20.600 It is probably
00:37:21.380 the most open
00:37:22.160 minded group of
00:37:23.000 people that I've
00:37:23.940 associated with.
00:37:26.460 That's my
00:37:27.200 experience.
00:37:28.620 So the
00:37:29.680 anti-Semites,
00:37:30.800 you're going to
00:37:31.140 have to figure
00:37:32.060 out what's
00:37:32.480 wrong with
00:37:32.920 your theory
00:37:33.960 because the
00:37:35.380 ordinary theory
00:37:36.260 of there's just
00:37:37.040 people who
00:37:37.580 valued school
00:37:38.520 so they do
00:37:39.040 well.
00:37:40.000 That's kind
00:37:40.660 of the whole
00:37:41.000 story.
00:37:42.400 Now if you
00:37:42.820 say to me,
00:37:43.360 but, but, but,
00:37:44.100 they also
00:37:45.200 support Israel,
00:37:47.080 I say, well
00:37:48.840 so do I.
00:37:49.940 So do a lot
00:37:50.620 of people.
00:37:52.220 Is that some
00:37:52.960 big surprise?
00:37:55.080 Does that tell
00:37:55.960 you something?
00:37:56.400 I mean, they're
00:37:57.720 one of our
00:37:58.740 strongest allies.
00:37:59.720 Yeah, of
00:38:00.020 course we
00:38:00.340 support.
00:38:01.080 Right.
00:38:01.920 Anyway, I
00:38:03.480 just wanted to
00:38:04.180 put that in
00:38:05.240 there.
00:38:10.240 Do I
00:38:11.680 purchase my
00:38:12.300 coffee from
00:38:12.860 Mike Lindell?
00:38:14.340 No, I'm just
00:38:15.140 keeping it easy.
00:38:17.900 Starbucks.
00:38:18.460 Odds of a
00:38:26.480 kraken?
00:38:27.660 I don't know.
00:38:28.480 Probably the
00:38:28.900 same as ever.
00:38:30.280 You know, the
00:38:30.720 only thing that
00:38:31.480 would suggest
00:38:31.980 there's going to
00:38:32.440 be a kraken is
00:38:34.660 just that it
00:38:35.680 feels like that
00:38:36.260 would be the
00:38:36.600 right point in
00:38:37.080 the movie for
00:38:37.660 it to happen.
00:38:38.500 But in terms
00:38:39.260 of other
00:38:39.980 evidence, I
00:38:40.900 don't see it.
00:38:42.280 You know, every
00:38:42.820 day I read a
00:38:43.540 story about a
00:38:44.140 new set of
00:38:45.600 evidence of
00:38:46.220 election problems,
00:38:47.360 but they
00:38:48.520 don't pan
00:38:49.000 out.
00:38:50.220 So I haven't
00:38:50.860 seen one that
00:38:51.620 I'm satisfied
00:38:52.740 has turned
00:38:53.680 into something
00:38:54.180 real.
00:38:55.180 But there
00:38:55.480 might be.
00:38:55.960 I wouldn't
00:38:56.300 rule it out.
00:38:57.540 Do not
00:38:57.980 rule it out.
00:39:01.000 Snoopy
00:39:01.480 Boobs is
00:39:02.060 here just to
00:39:02.700 say bad
00:39:03.180 things about
00:39:03.740 me, so
00:39:04.360 we'll make
00:39:04.720 you go
00:39:05.060 away.
00:39:05.700 You're here
00:39:06.100 every day
00:39:06.660 just to say
00:39:07.260 bad things
00:39:07.780 about me.
00:39:09.100 How sad
00:39:09.740 your life
00:39:10.180 must be.
00:39:12.920 Imagine
00:39:13.400 waking up
00:39:13.960 and saying,
00:39:14.580 ooh, I
00:39:15.660 can't wait
00:39:16.080 to be a
00:39:16.840 pain in
00:39:17.200 the ass
00:39:17.560 to one
00:39:18.000 person I
00:39:18.460 don't know.
00:39:20.620 Well, what's
00:39:21.380 the motivation
00:39:21.880 for that?
00:39:24.180 Scott has
00:39:24.760 never mentioned
00:39:25.360 the Sackler
00:39:26.020 family.
00:39:26.580 Of course I
00:39:27.120 have, Chucky.
00:39:28.860 And he's
00:39:29.540 calling me a
00:39:30.040 clown for
00:39:30.500 never mentioning
00:39:31.060 it.
00:39:31.240 Of course I
00:39:31.780 have.
00:39:32.720 Of course I
00:39:33.700 don't care
00:39:34.040 what happens
00:39:34.540 to them.
00:39:39.280 There's this
00:39:39.920 type of
00:39:40.360 troll.
00:39:41.460 Oh, by
00:39:41.780 the way,
00:39:42.380 there was
00:39:42.940 some evidence
00:39:43.500 that Vivek
00:39:44.140 tweeted around
00:39:45.240 something where
00:39:46.300 there's some
00:39:46.760 evidence that
00:39:47.760 the DeSantis
00:39:48.480 group are
00:39:49.480 behind every
00:39:51.260 rumor you're
00:39:51.920 hearing about
00:39:52.700 Vivek because
00:39:53.980 they said
00:39:54.420 they were.
00:39:55.500 So there
00:39:55.860 was actually
00:39:56.500 on tape
00:39:56.980 some operative
00:39:58.100 who said
00:39:59.520 in his own
00:40:00.020 words,
00:40:01.220 everything they
00:40:01.800 hear about
00:40:02.200 Vivek comes
00:40:02.880 from us.
00:40:04.700 So they're
00:40:05.460 massively flooding
00:40:06.460 with Vivek
00:40:07.260 fake stories.
00:40:08.280 So all the
00:40:08.720 stories you hear
00:40:09.220 about the
00:40:09.540 WEF and
00:40:10.620 about his
00:40:12.700 pharma business,
00:40:13.460 that's all
00:40:13.940 fake stuff
00:40:14.480 coming from
00:40:15.000 the DeSantis
00:40:15.620 trolls.
00:40:17.140 All fake
00:40:17.600 stuff.
00:40:18.200 And you
00:40:18.360 know what?
00:40:19.240 Let me put
00:40:21.800 out a
00:40:22.100 principle for
00:40:22.760 you.
00:40:24.540 I don't
00:40:25.140 know if
00:40:25.440 Trump does
00:40:25.940 that.
00:40:26.440 Does Trump
00:40:26.860 do that?
00:40:28.360 Have you
00:40:28.700 ever heard
00:40:29.100 that there's
00:40:29.500 a bunch of
00:40:30.000 Trump trolls
00:40:30.880 whose job it
00:40:31.960 is to say
00:40:32.400 things that
00:40:32.800 are not
00:40:33.080 true?
00:40:34.540 There might
00:40:35.120 be.
00:40:35.960 There might
00:40:36.480 be, but
00:40:36.940 I'm not
00:40:37.340 aware of
00:40:37.720 them.
00:40:39.940 But are
00:40:40.500 they organized?
00:40:41.740 Obviously
00:40:42.180 trolls exist.
00:40:43.340 That's not
00:40:43.940 the question.
00:40:44.640 But are
00:40:44.880 they organized
00:40:45.580 like allegedly
00:40:46.520 this Trump
00:40:49.140 does to
00:40:49.480 himself?
00:40:51.360 I don't
00:40:51.640 know.
00:40:52.340 I feel
00:40:53.140 like Trump
00:40:53.640 generally says
00:40:55.460 things that
00:40:56.080 he thinks
00:40:56.420 are true,
00:40:57.280 but he
00:40:57.880 might add
00:40:58.340 some hyperbole.
00:41:00.560 I don't
00:41:01.200 see him just
00:41:01.700 making shit
00:41:02.240 up.
00:41:03.560 Like, you
00:41:04.300 know, it's
00:41:04.820 hyperbole, but
00:41:05.540 it doesn't
00:41:05.780 look like just
00:41:06.520 made out of
00:41:07.020 nothing.
00:41:08.080 It does
00:41:08.760 seem different.
00:41:12.180 yeah, he
00:41:14.320 is directionally
00:41:15.180 accurate.
00:41:18.140 All right.
00:41:21.240 And Al is
00:41:22.160 saying, so
00:41:23.580 Al, who's
00:41:24.260 probably a
00:41:24.740 DeSantis
00:41:25.140 troll, says
00:41:26.360 Vivek
00:41:26.800 conspiracies are
00:41:27.660 true.
00:41:28.480 DeSantis has
00:41:29.120 no marketing
00:41:29.680 machine.
00:41:31.920 Does that
00:41:32.460 sound like a
00:41:32.940 real person
00:41:33.440 would say
00:41:33.780 that?
00:41:35.080 That doesn't
00:41:35.660 even sound
00:41:35.980 like a real
00:41:36.380 person, does
00:41:36.900 it?
00:41:39.260 Yeah.
00:41:39.980 Well, I would
00:41:40.660 say this.
00:41:41.080 if I were
00:41:41.540 a Republican,
00:41:43.100 I'm a
00:41:43.780 registered
00:41:44.140 Democrat, but
00:41:44.940 if I were
00:41:45.340 a Republican
00:41:45.840 and I knew
00:41:47.540 that one of
00:41:48.040 the people
00:41:48.400 in the
00:41:48.740 primary on
00:41:49.520 my team
00:41:50.180 was sending
00:41:51.700 out people
00:41:52.160 to make
00:41:52.560 up shit
00:41:52.960 about one
00:41:54.600 of the
00:41:54.920 most productive
00:41:55.720 people in
00:41:56.260 the party,
00:41:57.440 Vivek, I
00:41:58.640 would never
00:41:59.100 vote for
00:41:59.480 that guy
00:41:59.900 or woman.
00:42:03.040 DeSantis, to
00:42:03.820 me, if it's
00:42:04.560 true that he
00:42:05.100 has, that
00:42:06.360 there's an
00:42:06.740 organized group
00:42:07.480 of people
00:42:07.860 spreading rumors
00:42:08.640 about Vivek
00:42:10.100 that are not
00:42:10.600 true, that's
00:42:11.680 disqualifying.
00:42:13.820 Even if it's
00:42:14.540 a PAC, I
00:42:15.600 don't care, he
00:42:16.120 knows it.
00:42:16.900 If he knows
00:42:17.460 it's happening
00:42:17.940 and he doesn't
00:42:18.440 stop it, that's
00:42:20.520 disqualifying.
00:42:21.900 Attacking your
00:42:22.540 own team at
00:42:23.080 that level,
00:42:25.080 yeah.
00:42:25.980 Acting like a
00:42:26.980 Democrat, that's
00:42:28.020 exactly it.
00:42:28.680 That would be
00:42:29.100 acting like a
00:42:29.760 Democrat.
00:42:30.960 Thinking that
00:42:31.660 you could win
00:42:32.260 by bullshit.
00:42:34.420 DeSantis doesn't
00:42:35.200 need any bullshit
00:42:35.800 to win.
00:42:36.780 See, that's the
00:42:37.540 sad thing.
00:42:38.060 All he had
00:42:39.200 to do is run
00:42:39.860 a capable
00:42:40.620 campaign, which
00:42:43.700 he didn't
00:42:44.040 do, but that
00:42:45.320 should have
00:42:45.740 been enough
00:42:46.320 to be the
00:42:47.800 solid second
00:42:48.540 choice in
00:42:49.400 case something
00:42:49.880 happens with
00:42:50.420 Trump, and
00:42:50.960 there's a lot
00:42:51.840 of danger
00:42:52.220 of that.
00:42:55.960 Yeah, who
00:42:56.300 talks politics
00:42:57.180 in person?
00:42:57.880 Not many.
00:42:59.060 I sure
00:42:59.620 don't.
00:42:59.960 I don't.
00:43:05.140 Look at this
00:43:05.840 comment.
00:43:06.100 Norm says,
00:43:08.760 Vivek is an
00:43:09.560 affirmative action
00:43:10.440 candidate.
00:43:11.500 He gets the
00:43:11.980 easy treatment
00:43:12.640 because he's
00:43:13.320 brown.
00:43:14.180 You know it's
00:43:14.980 true.
00:43:15.860 Scott, for one,
00:43:16.860 loves Vivek and
00:43:17.960 brown people.
00:43:19.800 Norm, I do
00:43:20.860 love brown
00:43:21.400 people.
00:43:22.800 What is your
00:43:23.440 point?
00:43:24.840 Should I not?
00:43:26.400 Why can't I
00:43:27.180 love brown
00:43:27.620 people?
00:43:29.100 I've always
00:43:29.840 loved brown
00:43:31.920 and black
00:43:32.400 people.
00:43:34.280 You know, if
00:43:34.800 you live in
00:43:35.260 California,
00:43:36.100 and you
00:43:36.920 live in,
00:43:37.760 let's say,
00:43:39.100 an area that's
00:43:39.760 doing well,
00:43:41.560 half of your
00:43:42.480 neighbors are
00:43:42.980 Indian
00:43:43.240 Americans.
00:43:45.060 Like, they're
00:43:46.500 awesome people.
00:43:48.040 If you haven't
00:43:48.700 partied with an
00:43:49.660 Indian American,
00:43:51.060 you have not
00:43:51.940 partied.
00:43:53.680 Anybody want to
00:43:54.520 back me up on
00:43:55.160 that?
00:43:56.360 If you haven't
00:43:57.440 been invited to
00:43:58.200 a party at an
00:43:59.560 Indian American
00:44:00.240 house, you
00:44:00.700 haven't been to
00:44:01.220 a good party
00:44:01.780 yet.
00:44:02.060 they know how
00:44:03.940 to have fun.
00:44:05.440 Amazing people,
00:44:07.260 you know, huge
00:44:07.760 benefit to the
00:44:08.400 country.
00:44:10.440 Probably one of
00:44:11.160 the best things
00:44:11.580 that's happening
00:44:12.060 to America is
00:44:13.000 the influence of
00:44:14.840 Indian Americans.
00:44:15.520 All right.
00:44:22.860 He gets easy
00:44:23.500 treatment.
00:44:25.180 Somebody thinks
00:44:26.120 that Vivek gets
00:44:27.520 easy treatment on
00:44:28.520 CNN.
00:44:30.880 Like, what
00:44:31.460 reality are you
00:44:32.620 watching?
00:44:35.120 It's so funny.
00:44:36.200 All right.
00:44:48.360 All right.
00:44:48.920 I'm just looking
00:44:49.380 at your comments
00:44:49.920 here for a
00:44:50.560 second.
00:44:52.860 Yeah.
00:44:53.840 I don't, I
00:44:54.900 would love to
00:44:55.380 have a, some
00:44:57.560 kind of personal
00:44:58.360 conversations with
00:44:59.480 my trolls.
00:45:01.040 You know,
00:45:01.260 wouldn't it be
00:45:01.660 great if I could
00:45:02.400 just, like,
00:45:02.840 transport the
00:45:03.600 troll from social
00:45:05.020 media, like,
00:45:05.560 just to sit
00:45:06.360 next to me?
00:45:07.300 And I would
00:45:07.940 just say,
00:45:08.700 what the hell's
00:45:09.420 going on here?
00:45:11.160 The first
00:45:11.800 question would
00:45:12.340 be, are you
00:45:12.900 drunk?
00:45:13.860 Because, you
00:45:14.560 know, at least
00:45:15.300 half of them
00:45:15.760 just look drunk.
00:45:17.520 But if they're
00:45:18.160 not drunk, I
00:45:19.480 would say, what
00:45:20.600 exactly is the
00:45:21.940 game here?
00:45:23.500 Are you just
00:45:23.960 trying to get a
00:45:24.460 little dopamine
00:45:25.040 hit?
00:45:26.020 Or do you
00:45:26.580 believe any of
00:45:27.260 the things you're
00:45:27.760 saying?
00:45:28.680 Because it
00:45:29.380 doesn't sound
00:45:30.000 like things that
00:45:30.660 anybody would
00:45:31.180 believe.
00:45:35.560 And I did
00:45:36.580 see that
00:45:37.060 Nikki Haley
00:45:37.780 was second
00:45:39.380 in polling
00:45:40.300 after DeSantis,
00:45:42.120 which would
00:45:42.980 be third.
00:45:45.580 I think
00:45:46.560 she's got,
00:45:47.520 I think
00:45:47.880 there's a
00:45:48.280 big, I
00:45:50.560 think there's
00:45:51.000 a big desire
00:45:51.840 in the
00:45:52.240 Republican Party
00:45:53.100 for a female
00:45:54.460 candidate.
00:45:56.080 When I say
00:45:56.740 big desire,
00:45:58.240 Deborah, Deborah
00:45:59.640 comes back
00:46:00.340 imagining that
00:46:01.240 she heard
00:46:01.760 something true
00:46:02.440 about me.
00:46:03.000 goodbye.
00:46:06.500 Goodbye,
00:46:07.020 Deborah.
00:46:08.900 I wonder if
00:46:09.560 Deborah is a
00:46:10.020 real woman.
00:46:18.160 Okay.
00:46:22.680 Now, the
00:46:23.500 trolls, it's
00:46:24.460 always the same
00:46:25.020 three trolls.
00:46:26.360 If you think
00:46:27.100 there are a
00:46:27.480 bunch of trolls
00:46:28.000 on YouTube,
00:46:29.860 they're not.
00:46:30.280 It's the same
00:46:30.740 three, they just
00:46:31.500 change their
00:46:31.960 names and come
00:46:32.480 back.
00:46:32.600 You can tell
00:46:33.100 them.
00:46:33.660 You can tell
00:46:34.060 it's the same
00:46:34.580 ones.
00:46:37.340 All right.
00:46:38.300 That, ladies
00:46:38.880 and gentlemen,
00:46:39.560 is all I've
00:46:39.960 got for this
00:46:40.780 Monday.
00:46:42.420 What is
00:46:42.660 today?
00:46:43.040 Labor Day,
00:46:43.500 right?
00:46:44.140 Labor Day
00:46:44.660 in the United
00:46:45.060 States.
00:46:46.520 So if you're
00:46:47.280 going into
00:46:47.700 labor today,
00:46:49.260 it's the
00:46:49.620 perfect day
00:46:50.100 for it.
00:46:51.260 I, unlike
00:46:52.220 many of you,
00:46:52.840 will be
00:46:53.140 working today
00:46:53.840 because I
00:46:55.700 never rest.
00:46:57.740 I never
00:46:58.420 rest.
00:46:59.220 All right.
00:46:59.640 That's all.
00:47:00.480 You can
00:47:02.660 make up the
00:47:05.320 much more
00:47:05.800 of the
00:47:08.140 US
00:47:10.220 and
00:47:10.540 I'm
00:47:11.120 leaving.
00:47:11.520 That's all.
00:47:12.680 I love you.
00:47:13.280 Oh,
00:47:14.180 I'm
00:47:15.480 going iş