Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2229 Scott Adams： Absurd Fake News Today, Per Usual

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00:00:45.560 Well, if you're watching on YouTube, you might notice that there are no comments.

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00:01:18.740 All right, let's talk about all the news.

00:01:22.400 You may detect this kind of early on, but I decided not to sleep last night.

00:01:30.420 Do you ever have that?

00:01:31.880 Has that ever happened to you?

00:01:33.860 You wake up and it's basically two hours after you went to sleep.

00:01:39.040 And you think, you know what?

00:01:40.720 I'm just not feeling sleep.

00:01:43.820 Just not feeling it.

00:01:45.180 So I just stayed up.

00:01:46.920 So if I fall asleep sometime during this broadcast, you'll know why.

00:01:50.880 It has nothing to do with you.

00:01:51.920 It's not personal.

00:01:53.940 Here's the first item I like to call backwards science.

00:01:59.840 Backwards science.

00:02:01.520 Those are studies that seem to have the causation backwards.

00:02:06.160 Don't know for sure, but it looks that way.

00:02:08.260 So there's a recent study in the Public Library of Sciences.

00:02:14.100 It's a journal.

00:02:15.580 And it suggested that for the Japanese men who are over 40,

00:02:20.840 maintaining sexual interest might be linked to a longer life,

00:02:25.860 although no connection was observed in women.

00:02:29.320 Huh.

00:02:30.740 Huh.

00:02:32.020 So men over 40 in Japan who don't have interest in sex,

00:02:36.740 they don't live as long.

00:02:40.340 Hmm.

00:02:41.060 What would be something that would cause you to be uninterested in sex?

00:02:47.600 What would cause that?

00:02:51.720 Could it be that you're unhealthy?

00:02:56.860 So here's a study that basically tells me unhealthy people don't live as long.

00:03:02.180 That's right.

00:03:04.400 Somebody actually probably got a grant to study if unhealthy people live as long as healthy people.

00:03:10.780 I think that's what it says.

00:03:12.480 Because let me give you a little mind bender you can try at home. 1.00

00:03:18.840 Ask yourself at any given moment how you feel.

00:03:25.480 If you're a certain age, you've got aches and pains.

00:03:28.780 You've got a little, maybe a little congestion.

00:03:31.840 And maybe you've got a cough you can't get rid of.

00:03:34.300 You've just got a bunch of stuff.

00:03:36.980 And then suddenly you get incredibly aroused in some sexual situation.

00:03:42.280 Do you notice that all your pain goes away?

00:03:47.360 Being aroused sexually is like the ultimate painkiller.

00:03:52.640 It just makes all your problems go away simultaneously.

00:03:56.000 Now I have a theory, which I don't think is too crazy,

00:04:00.060 that evolution has granted us with the ability that if we're in a sexual situation,

00:04:07.000 we just get rid of all of our problems because it wants us to focus on reproduction.

00:04:14.420 So I feel as though, this is just a hypothesis,

00:04:19.460 that the more often you are aroused, the healthier you will be.

00:04:26.280 So it might also be true that making yourself aroused if you weren't in the mood

00:04:31.620 might bring some health benefits.

00:04:35.340 Wouldn't surprise me.

00:04:36.280 So this could be one that works either way.

00:04:39.280 The healthy people have more interest in sex,

00:04:42.420 but also if you spiked your interest in sex,

00:04:46.180 I do suspect it would make you healthier

00:04:48.280 because it would release all the feel-good chemicals.

00:04:52.520 Why wouldn't it?

00:04:53.440 It would be more surprising if it didn't.

00:04:56.940 All right, Kamala Harris, there's a video of her. 0.93

00:04:59.940 I don't believe it was a new video, so it didn't happen this week.

00:05:03.040 But in the past, she had compared 9-11 to January 6th.

00:05:08.820 Now, we're also going to talk about the accusations about Musk.

00:05:14.320 For those of you who are following the news, and especially social media,

00:05:20.460 does it feel as if we're, not we, but does it feel as if the bad guys are prepping to murder Musk and Trump?

00:05:28.520 I feel like there's a narrative that's being created that they're actually traitors.

00:05:34.620 And what's the penalty for a traitor?

00:05:39.140 It's death.

00:05:40.820 And it's very conscious, and you can see all the usual suspects forming around the narrative.

00:05:47.840 And honestly, to me, it looks like they're going to kill him.

00:05:52.820 Like, actually, literally, it looks like they're planning to kill him.

00:05:55.580 Now, I said before that, you know, that's the sort of thing that nobody could get away with

00:06:03.800 if the public were informed and, you know, understood the news and stuff like that.

00:06:08.340 But we are so far from that.

00:06:12.440 We live in a world where half of the world would cheer if somebody got murdered on the other side.

00:06:19.600 Half of the country would secretly say, ooh, good.

00:06:22.120 And really, I mean, half of the country would say that was good.

00:06:27.300 So, yeah, I'm really worried about the safety of both Trump and Musk at this point.

00:06:34.440 Because what we've seen is there doesn't seem to be a limit to what the Democrats will do.

00:06:40.680 I mean, they did run entire operations, ops, to put Trump in jail.

00:06:48.700 That was real.

00:06:49.420 You know, the whole Russia collusion thing was just a big coordinated op by the Democrats.

00:06:57.200 And the reasonable outcome of that could have been Trump being jailed or killed or something.

00:07:04.160 So it does look like that's in play.

00:07:08.760 And when you see Kamala Harris, I mean, this was an older video, but the intention is the same.

00:07:14.540 And comparing January 6th to things that were actually attacks on the country is amazing.

00:07:22.460 Now, I continue to use my technique, and others have adopted it, of instead of arguing with Democrats who don't have access to the news,

00:07:31.240 and that's the problem with their opinion, they actually don't know what's happened.

00:07:34.520 So they can't speak to any context, because they don't see it.

00:07:38.140 Their news sources only give them narrative.

00:07:41.160 Now, that's true of all news sources.

00:07:43.240 They're all narrative.

00:07:44.240 But at least if you've surveyed both sides, you're likely to get some information that you wouldn't get from any one side.

00:07:50.940 So I just express sympathy for Democrats now, at least online, when they say things that are so uninformed that the only possibility is that their news sources are abusing them.

00:08:05.460 So to me, they look like victims at this point, just victims of news abuse.

00:08:11.520 So let's talk about some more stuff.

00:08:13.780 Let's see.

00:08:14.180 So Californians got a little problem, and Gavin Newsom in particular, because he at first said he was going to appoint a black woman to replace Feinstein, if she bowed out early.

00:08:30.100 But now he might have to back that up or back out of that, because Adam Schiff wants to have that job.

00:08:37.860 And as you know, Adam Schiff is one of their designated liars.

00:08:40.740 So the Democrats need to have some designated liars in office, because it gives them some comfort.

00:08:50.220 Because if you're a regular Democrat, you don't want to have to go on TV and say insanely ridiculous lies.

00:08:56.960 You need Swalwell and Schiff to do that.

00:09:00.040 You're Phil Bumps and that type of person.

00:09:03.200 So they need Schiff to be in office.

00:09:05.940 But this was not well received by Representative Barbara Lee, who apparently wants that job and would be sort of an obvious one. 1.00

00:09:17.000 If Newsom stuck to picking a qualified black woman, she'd be high on the list. 1.00

00:09:24.840 But she's mad because it looks like he might go back on his appointing a black woman promise.

00:09:30.680 And she said, Representative Lee said, that the new plan is insulting to countless black women. 1.00

00:09:40.720 So it's insulting to black women that Adam Schiff would be appointed. 1.00

00:09:48.360 How have the Democrats lasted as long as they have without being eaten to death on the inside?

00:09:54.540 Don't you think every single decision that Democrats make goes to this meat grinder of you're a racist, you're discriminating, you're something?

00:10:07.160 How in the world has Gavin Newsom survived in that party?

00:10:13.660 I mean, he must have blackmailing somebody because he's the opposite of everything they want.

00:10:17.840 So, anyway, good luck there, Governor Newsom, because whatever you do is going to be a disaster.

00:10:28.040 You've got two disaster choices.

00:10:32.740 Rasmussen did a poll asking people about term limits.

00:10:35.460 You would not be surprised that 70% or something wanted term limits.

00:10:40.000 But how likely do you think it is that Congress, which would have to make the decision,

00:10:45.600 how likely is it that Congress would vote to limit their own careers?

00:10:52.420 So how many voters think that Congress would be dumb enough to get together by a big majority

00:11:00.300 and vote away their own benefits, the benefit of staying in office and getting money?

00:11:06.680 Wow, your guesses are very good, very good.

00:11:08.820 It's 23%.

00:11:10.000 I don't know how you guessed so well, but that was impressive.

00:11:14.140 Most of you guessed 25.

00:11:15.940 And that was within the margin of error.

00:11:18.040 Within the margin of error.

00:11:22.760 Here's a little interesting factoid.

00:11:26.200 Do you remember after the 2020 election was questioned,

00:11:31.360 and there were a number of lawsuits or legal actions taken,

00:11:35.620 but some number of them were rejected by the courts,

00:11:38.820 because the people who were petitioning the court did not have legal standing.

00:11:43.200 Now, I'm no lawyer, but legal standing generally means that you were injured

00:11:49.240 or that you had some effect by the issue that you're trying to take to the court.

00:11:54.620 You can't be just an observer.

00:11:56.800 You have to be somebody affected by the thing you're taking to court.

00:12:00.000 Otherwise, you would have no, as I would say, standing.

00:12:05.880 Well, apparently that question, because there were some things in the Fulton County

00:12:10.860 that were taken to the courts, and the court said, you do not have standing.

00:12:15.340 And then the Supreme Court said,

00:12:17.160 can you explain to us why a voter doesn't have standing

00:12:21.700 to find out if their vote was counted?

00:12:26.040 How does that make sense?

00:12:27.580 The voters themselves were, of course, the victim class.

00:12:31.280 So, of course, the voters can bring it forward,

00:12:33.660 because, of course, they're the ones who are saying they were victimized.

00:12:37.540 Of course.

00:12:38.040 So, whatever that case was from back in 2020, it's live again.

00:12:49.560 So, will it turn up any problems?

00:12:54.860 Well, I don't know if it'll turn up any problems,

00:12:57.420 but I know it was turned down for an illegitimate reason,

00:13:01.140 according to the Supreme Court.

00:13:03.400 So, could we be looking at a Trump Third Act,

00:13:06.940 where some information comes to light

00:13:10.220 that none of us were expecting?

00:13:13.180 Just in time for the election?

00:13:16.640 God, it just feels like everything is moving in that direction.

00:13:19.620 I feel like the universe just absolutely wants this to happen.

00:13:27.060 And again, I'll say I've seen no evidence

00:13:29.520 of this alleged election misdeeds.

00:13:32.620 No evidence that I know is real.

00:13:39.160 But as I've said many times,

00:13:41.840 wouldn't it be a miracle

00:13:43.080 if every institution in our country is corrupt,

00:13:46.940 and we know it,

00:13:48.360 except for all those 50 elections in 50 different states

00:13:51.500 and each precinct within the states?

00:13:54.240 Those are all good.

00:13:55.320 But 100% of everything else that has that nature,

00:13:59.940 it's important,

00:14:01.480 and there are lots of people involved,

00:14:03.220 and if they could cheat it, they would.

00:14:06.660 Whenever that's true,

00:14:08.240 there's always cheating.

00:14:09.680 You just don't know if it's happened yet,

00:14:12.120 but it's guaranteed by the design.

00:14:15.800 So, that's the only thing we know for sure.

00:14:17.660 Maybe we'll find out something interesting.

00:14:19.860 Here's the most surprising story,

00:14:23.420 also about California,

00:14:25.680 that there was a unanimous agreement in the Assembly

00:14:31.120 on a bill that would make child sex trafficking in California

00:14:35.120 a more serious felony

00:14:38.120 to keep repeat offenders in prison longer.

00:14:42.200 79 to 0 said yes to longer prison sentences

00:14:46.820 for repeat pedos.

00:14:49.860 Are you surprised by that?

00:14:52.800 I'm totally surprised.

00:14:54.700 Because I would expect in California

00:14:56.440 that the pedos would win in court every time.

00:15:00.200 For whatever reason.

00:15:03.080 Whatever reason.

00:15:04.840 But maybe California is regaining some sanity or something.

00:15:13.280 I don't know what's going on here.

00:15:16.480 But we got that one right.

00:15:18.020 Maybe it's a trend.

00:15:20.280 Who knows?

00:15:22.220 Well, as you know, Walter Isaacson,

00:15:24.100 a famous biographer,

00:15:25.140 wrote the biography of Musk.

00:15:28.240 And there was one little error in it.

00:15:32.480 There might be more,

00:15:33.400 but one that we know of.

00:15:34.700 Just a small error.

00:15:36.340 Tiny error.

00:15:37.440 The tiny error

00:15:38.480 was that he reported that Elon Musk refused to,

00:15:47.460 that he turned off the Skylink

00:15:51.220 that would have been used for a Ukrainian attack

00:15:53.980 on the Russian naval facilities around Crimea.

00:15:58.860 But it turns out that never happened.

00:16:03.300 Instead, they were never turned on.

00:16:06.480 And when the Ukrainians didn't know that they didn't have coverage,

00:16:10.100 they thought they had coverage.

00:16:11.460 So they started their attack,

00:16:13.120 only to find out that it wouldn't work

00:16:15.260 because they didn't have coverage.

00:16:16.340 And when they asked Musk for coverage,

00:16:17.960 and he realized that it was sort of a Pearl Harbor thing

00:16:20.400 they were doing,

00:16:21.240 they didn't want to be part of starting World War III.

00:16:23.740 Now, if you get this story wrong in the biography,

00:16:30.240 as Isaacson admits he got wrong,

00:16:33.080 so he says he got that wrong,

00:16:35.840 that tiny little mistake in the biography

00:16:38.960 would be enough to put Musk in jail.

00:16:45.100 Because apparently Elizabeth Warren and others

00:16:48.480 are believing the version that they probably heard first,

00:16:52.340 which would make Musk look like a bad guy.

00:16:55.520 But even when corrected,

00:16:57.360 now knowing that it was never there in the first place,

00:16:59.960 and he didn't want to start World War III,

00:17:01.960 they still have an issue.

00:17:04.020 Because, you know, the facts are not too important.

00:17:07.000 They're still going to make an issue out of it.

00:17:09.780 So this little error,

00:17:12.440 if it had never been mentioned in the biography,

00:17:15.340 would never even be a story.

00:17:17.680 And the Congress would certainly not be interested

00:17:20.700 in acting on it.

00:17:21.520 It just, nobody would even know about it.

00:17:23.500 But because it was reported incorrectly,

00:17:26.700 even once it's corrected,

00:17:29.180 it's still stuck in their heads.

00:17:31.340 And they're still going to do something about it,

00:17:33.200 even though they know the original story was wrong.

00:17:36.840 And the corrected story, in my opinion,

00:17:39.920 makes them just look like a patriot or something.

00:17:43.680 So they absolutely didn't care about the truth of it.

00:17:47.120 It was just an opening.

00:17:47.900 And this is the sort of thing that makes it look like

00:17:50.820 Musk and Trump are both just being targeted

00:17:55.160 by every possible tool of the government,

00:17:58.580 the weaponized government.

00:18:00.120 And it's exactly what it looks like.

00:18:02.860 It's exactly what it looks like.

00:18:04.840 Two people being targeted for political purposes.

00:18:07.480 Do you know who else thinks Trump is being targeted

00:18:10.580 for political purposes?

00:18:13.940 Putin.

00:18:15.100 Putin was just at some event

00:18:16.700 where he was asked about things,

00:18:18.700 and he said that he thought Trump

00:18:20.700 is being prosecuted for political reasons.

00:18:24.060 Even Putin can see it.

00:18:26.140 Now, of course, Putin would prefer,

00:18:28.000 one assumes,

00:18:29.740 Trump to be in office,

00:18:31.180 because Trump would probably get things settled

00:18:32.760 pretty quickly.

00:18:33.400 And I think even Putin admits it,

00:18:37.500 that he could get it settled pretty quickly.

00:18:41.760 So, we'll keep an eye on that.

00:18:46.100 But I've been asked a number of times

00:18:50.820 by people who wanted to write my biography.

00:18:54.800 Do you know what I say?

00:18:57.480 To people who want to write my biography?

00:18:59.480 No, I'd rather stay out of jail.

00:19:04.120 Never let somebody write your biography.

00:19:07.020 Never.

00:19:08.180 And if they do, don't cooperate.

00:19:10.860 Because if you cooperate,

00:19:12.140 it's going to look like it's true.

00:19:14.060 You've got to say,

00:19:14.860 no, this was some crook,

00:19:16.780 some grifter,

00:19:18.020 I didn't even want to be participating in it.

00:19:21.100 Don't believe anything that grifter says.

00:19:23.520 That's what you want.

00:19:24.720 Because nobody's going to write a biography

00:19:26.260 without putting in fake stuff.

00:19:27.700 I don't think it even happens, really.

00:19:30.860 It may not be intentional.

00:19:32.660 But all news about public figures is fake

00:19:35.500 in important ways.

00:19:38.180 Now, what could be more important than this?

00:19:41.080 You know, this story about Musk and Skylink?

00:19:43.300 That's about as important a story as you could have.

00:19:46.140 And that was wrong.

00:19:48.400 The most important story was just wrong.

00:19:51.200 Well, you can see that the Democrats have decided

00:19:57.380 to make it a thing.

00:19:59.480 The whole Musk not turning on the Sky...

00:20:04.580 What is it called?

00:20:05.840 Skylink.

00:20:07.060 Skylink?

00:20:09.540 Starlink?

00:20:10.240 What's it called?

00:20:11.020 Starlink. 0.59

00:20:13.140 Yeah.

00:20:14.000 I keep...

00:20:14.880 Of course, I'm confusing it with a movie.

00:20:18.400 All right.

00:20:20.360 So Jake Tapper was grilling Anthony Blinken

00:20:26.400 about whether this Musk stuff should be addressed

00:20:30.460 and there should be some penalty for it.

00:20:33.540 So Jake Tapper's sort of pushing the idea

00:20:35.620 that, of course, Musk should be punished for it.

00:20:39.400 There should be some punishment

00:20:40.380 for not turning on the Skylink.

00:20:43.760 Now, Blinken was not going to fall for it at all.

00:20:47.260 But then we saw, you know, MSNBC took the same tact, etc.

00:20:54.240 So when you see CNN and MSNBC line up

00:20:57.600 on the same narrative,

00:21:00.140 almost certainly it came from some Democrat source.

00:21:03.740 Or they just knew to do it because it's obvious.

00:21:06.160 It's one of those two things.

00:21:07.320 But it's coordinated in the sense

00:21:08.940 that they all know what they're doing.

00:21:10.520 And I don't think that they think it's news.

00:21:12.680 I think that they know it's political.

00:21:19.660 But I want to give you a tell for propaganda.

00:21:25.260 If you watch Jake Tapper,

00:21:28.540 he has a physical tell

00:21:30.480 for when he's pushing propaganda

00:21:32.840 versus when he's doing the news.

00:21:34.340 And I want you to look for it

00:21:37.480 because it's funny.

00:21:39.420 When he's just telling you something that's true,

00:21:42.960 he looks like I look now.

00:21:44.540 He's just looking straight at the camera.

00:21:46.900 And he says things that are true.

00:21:48.980 There's a hurricane.

00:21:50.720 You know, the budget got passed.

00:21:52.260 That sort of thing.

00:21:53.260 But when he goes into narrative,

00:21:55.220 he tries to sell with his face and his body

00:21:58.940 the real message

00:22:01.080 while the person's talking

00:22:02.680 and you're forgetting what they're saying

00:22:04.200 at the same time.

00:22:05.900 So when he asks Anthony Blinken

00:22:07.600 whether Musk should be punished

00:22:09.560 and Blinken wasn't going to buy into that narrative.

00:22:12.660 He was just going to say that Starlink is useful.

00:22:16.840 You watch Jake

00:22:18.400 and his head starts to turn to the side like this.

00:22:22.180 And then he takes on the impression,

00:22:24.260 the physical expression that is the real story.

00:22:27.520 The real story is

00:22:29.080 the disappointment in my face

00:22:32.560 and my head is way over here

00:22:35.640 when I listen to you.

00:22:40.340 Disappointment in my face.

00:22:42.640 So look for that.

00:22:45.240 If you look for any Jake Tapper interview,

00:22:48.520 as soon as he starts with the parts

00:22:50.680 that are pure bullshit,

00:22:52.080 you know, the narrative part,

00:22:53.580 he can't keep his head straight.

00:22:55.440 It just goes over the side like that.

00:22:58.560 So look for that

00:22:59.440 because it's kind of funny.

00:23:01.260 All right.

00:23:05.720 So, yeah, even Putin likes Trump.

00:23:10.160 Here's a question for you.

00:23:11.960 According to a little study,

00:23:14.080 people were asked to look at

00:23:15.540 chat GPT AI

00:23:17.060 versus human writing.

00:23:19.200 And apparently the professional linguistics

00:23:22.960 people who looked at the writing

00:23:24.640 were largely unsuccessful

00:23:26.700 in identifying AI

00:23:28.160 versus human writing

00:23:29.540 with an overall positive identification rate

00:23:32.360 of only 39%.

00:23:34.100 So 60% of the time

00:23:37.060 they were wrong

00:23:38.400 and, you know,

00:23:40.200 they only got it right way less than half.

00:23:42.840 But I would like to add this to it.

00:23:45.160 It depends entirely

00:23:46.160 what the form of the writing is.

00:23:48.000 If AI tried to write humor,

00:23:52.960 you could tell right away

00:23:54.120 that it was either

00:23:55.600 the worst human writer or AI.

00:23:58.920 What it's good at

00:24:00.060 is boring things.

00:24:02.420 So if you say,

00:24:03.780 AI, can you describe

00:24:05.920 the separation of powers

00:24:07.640 in the United States?

00:24:09.720 You know, that would just be boring writing.

00:24:11.280 It probably does that

00:24:12.040 as well as any historian would do.

00:24:13.860 But, yeah,

00:24:15.780 if you asked it to write erotica

00:24:18.080 or sarcasm

00:24:19.300 or humor

00:24:20.120 or even a review,

00:24:23.700 probably wouldn't even do well

00:24:25.360 on a review of something.

00:24:27.960 But anything that's more opinion-y,

00:24:30.740 it's not going to come close.

00:24:34.100 That's my take.

00:24:36.100 But for all the boring stuff,

00:24:37.880 yeah, it'll do the boring stuff just fine.

00:24:39.780 It'll look like a human.

00:24:40.720 Because a human would have written

00:24:42.720 a boring too.

00:24:46.840 So Mike Cernovich tweet

00:24:48.880 that struck a chord.

00:24:51.040 So he's been out and about

00:24:52.400 and, you know,

00:24:53.280 talking to people

00:24:54.060 and he's finding a pattern.

00:24:56.540 He said,

00:24:57.180 I've yet to meet a person

00:24:58.420 who had all of the facts

00:25:00.280 but still hated Trump.

00:25:02.660 I'm certain such a person exists.

00:25:05.200 That's human diversity of thought.

00:25:06.740 But, man,

00:25:08.200 within 30 seconds,

00:25:09.780 every Trump opposer

00:25:10.920 immediately tells you a hoax.

00:25:13.940 That's exactly my experience.

00:25:16.820 I don't believe

00:25:17.960 there's an anti-Trump person

00:25:19.620 who is now operating

00:25:21.400 under the belief

00:25:22.200 that the hoaxes are real.

00:25:24.720 Has anybody experienced it?

00:25:26.600 I've never experienced somebody

00:25:28.040 who knew the hoaxes were fake

00:25:29.680 and also disliked them.

00:25:32.980 I've never seen it.

00:25:33.980 They all believe

00:25:35.960 that the, you know,

00:25:37.480 the mocking the disabled guy

00:25:39.360 with the bad arm

00:25:41.000 really happened.

00:25:43.180 They think that he recommended

00:25:44.880 injecting bleach.

00:25:46.460 They think that actually happened.

00:25:48.260 Yeah, they think

00:25:48.740 the fine people hoax was real.

00:25:51.480 The whole thing.

00:25:53.900 And they also still believe

00:25:55.220 that he was actually guilty

00:25:56.880 of Russian collusion.

00:25:58.880 They actually believe that.

00:26:00.160 They believe that whole process

00:26:01.520 went through

00:26:02.060 and showed that he was,

00:26:03.900 in fact,

00:26:05.140 colluding with Russia.

00:26:06.780 The opposite of what happened.

00:26:11.040 So,

00:26:12.000 I wouldn't call it

00:26:13.080 a mass hysteria.

00:26:15.100 I mean,

00:26:15.480 it's just,

00:26:16.000 it's proper brainwashing. 0.76

00:26:19.180 There's a hysteria

00:26:20.300 that comes from

00:26:20.980 believing that stuff,

00:26:22.500 but the reason they believe it

00:26:23.660 is not the hysteria.

00:26:24.760 The reason they believe it

00:26:25.640 is just brainwashing.

00:26:27.200 And then the brainwashing 0.93

00:26:28.260 leads to the hysteria.

00:26:30.120 The hysteria does not

00:26:31.140 cause the belief.

00:26:32.180 The belief causes the hysteria.

00:26:34.200 So,

00:26:34.520 get that right.

00:26:37.320 Yeah,

00:26:37.760 it's motivated reasoning.

00:26:38.940 You're right.

00:26:39.680 It's people who talk

00:26:40.580 themselves into it,

00:26:41.420 I think.

00:26:44.060 All right.

00:26:46.520 You probably saw in the news

00:26:47.600 that a bunch of activists

00:26:48.700 occupied

00:26:50.440 Speaker McCarthy's office

00:26:52.120 and they were demanding

00:26:54.640 reauthorization

00:26:56.640 of some act

00:26:57.700 that they cared about.

00:26:59.100 Doesn't matter to the story.

00:27:00.060 But what was the difference

00:27:02.000 between these people

00:27:03.140 occupying McCarthy's office

00:27:04.820 without permission

00:27:06.040 and an insurrection

00:27:08.260 January 6th

00:27:09.840 wandering around the Capitol?

00:27:11.560 Now again,

00:27:12.140 of course,

00:27:12.660 we're not talking about

00:27:13.420 the people who did violence.

00:27:14.780 They were all bad.

00:27:16.320 But

00:27:16.700 it looks a lot the same,

00:27:19.160 doesn't it?

00:27:20.060 Yeah,

00:27:20.300 the big difference is

00:27:21.240 Democrats apparently can do it. 0.94

00:27:23.340 Republicans cannot.

00:27:25.120 And it's a pretty obvious

00:27:26.220 double standard.

00:27:26.900 Nancy Mace has been

00:27:30.160 making the rounds

00:27:31.000 this weekend

00:27:32.300 and today

00:27:32.820 on the media outlets.

00:27:36.400 Making some noise.

00:27:37.240 She's always a lot of fun 1.00

00:27:38.080 because she's

00:27:38.580 very outspoken.

00:27:43.360 But she says that

00:27:44.580 bribery is grounds

00:27:45.780 for impeachment

00:27:46.360 and she has seen

00:27:49.480 a whole bunch of

00:27:50.440 documents

00:27:52.340 about the

00:27:53.820 Biden's financial transactions

00:27:55.680 that the public

00:27:56.960 has not seen.

00:27:58.520 And she's seen enough

00:27:59.920 that we have not seen

00:28:00.900 that she thinks

00:28:02.900 an impeachment inquiry

00:28:05.680 is warranted.

00:28:07.940 So then

00:28:09.940 Caitlyn

00:28:10.500 Collins

00:28:12.260 was Caitlyn

00:28:13.980 what's her last name

00:28:14.820 on CNN?

00:28:16.320 Caitlyn

00:28:16.780 Collins?

00:28:19.860 Yeah.

00:28:20.620 Because they

00:28:21.200 have a

00:28:21.920 Stephan

00:28:22.420 he's not related

00:28:24.740 oh she's not related

00:28:25.980 right.

00:28:27.520 Alright.

00:28:28.000 So Caitlyn Collins

00:28:29.100 she was

00:28:35.020 she was not

00:28:36.060 too interested

00:28:37.520 in what Nancy Mace

00:28:39.380 saw.

00:28:40.320 Imagine Nancy Mace

00:28:41.700 comes on your show

00:28:43.080 just the two of you

00:28:44.520 in an interview

00:28:45.080 and she says

00:28:46.820 I have personally

00:28:47.660 seen

00:28:48.200 all this

00:28:49.400 you know

00:28:49.720 sketchy

00:28:50.340 financial stuff

00:28:51.320 that the public

00:28:51.980 has not seen

00:28:52.740 CNN has not seen

00:28:54.480 and it looks

00:28:56.360 totally like

00:28:57.220 there's a bribery

00:28:58.060 going on

00:28:58.760 and we should

00:28:59.760 you know

00:29:00.120 get more bank

00:29:00.720 records

00:29:01.060 and find out

00:29:01.720 and as Glenn

00:29:03.240 Greenwald

00:29:03.660 pointed out

00:29:04.360 he used a

00:29:05.200 statement

00:29:06.580 that I love

00:29:07.260 he said

00:29:12.060 the media

00:29:12.880 generally seem

00:29:13.900 aggressively

00:29:14.680 uninterested

00:29:15.620 in knowing

00:29:17.500 more about

00:29:18.040 Biden's

00:29:18.540 financial transactions

00:29:19.760 regarding Ukraine

00:29:21.540 and I thought

00:29:22.900 that was just

00:29:23.320 that is exactly

00:29:24.680 what we see

00:29:25.400 they are

00:29:26.160 aggressively

00:29:26.840 uninterested

00:29:27.620 remember

00:29:28.820 I've been

00:29:29.600 yakking 0.94

00:29:30.400 about the fact

00:29:31.060 that

00:29:31.380 the firing

00:29:32.440 of Shokin

00:29:33.380 you know

00:29:34.920 they claimed

00:29:35.440 they had

00:29:35.720 all this

00:29:36.020 international

00:29:36.520 support

00:29:37.200 but still

00:29:38.740 nobody's

00:29:39.660 looking into

00:29:40.180 finding even

00:29:40.800 one name

00:29:41.320 of one person

00:29:41.980 who supported

00:29:42.500 it

00:29:42.760 just one

00:29:43.920 like with

00:29:44.980 a real name

00:29:45.620 that

00:29:48.500 now that

00:29:49.080 is aggressively

00:29:50.500 uninterested

00:29:51.500 you can't

00:29:52.880 get more

00:29:53.240 uninterested

00:29:53.880 in a story

00:29:54.680 than not

00:29:55.960 even asking

00:29:56.660 the people

00:29:57.160 who were

00:29:57.440 named

00:29:57.720 as the

00:29:58.180 main sources

00:29:58.800 whether it's

00:29:59.360 true

00:29:59.600 that's

00:30:00.860 aggressively

00:30:01.800 uninterested

00:30:02.560 so

00:30:03.560 Greenwald

00:30:04.080 is right

00:30:04.440 on it

00:30:04.880 when I

00:30:09.160 tweeted

00:30:09.460 the story

00:30:10.500 about

00:30:11.000 Gavin Newsom

00:30:13.580 is trying

00:30:14.200 to figure out

00:30:14.780 whether he

00:30:15.140 wants to

00:30:15.480 support Adam

00:30:16.100 Schiff

00:30:16.440 or Barbara 0.96

00:30:17.780 Lee

00:30:18.100 for that

00:30:19.020 position

00:30:19.400 as senator

00:30:19.940 I

00:30:22.940 cheekily

00:30:24.580 tweeted

00:30:25.000 it

00:30:25.360 and said

00:30:26.160 it's hard

00:30:26.500 to tell

00:30:26.820 who the

00:30:27.140 worst

00:30:27.460 person

00:30:27.920 in the

00:30:28.480 story

00:30:28.780 is

00:30:29.060 is it

00:30:30.020 Newsom

00:30:30.400 for making

00:30:30.840 the promise

00:30:31.400 and then

00:30:31.740 changing

00:30:32.040 his mind

00:30:32.600 or even

00:30:33.360 considering

00:30:33.860 that race

00:30:34.340 would be

00:30:34.600 the main

00:30:34.920 requirement

00:30:35.380 or is it

00:30:36.620 Barbara

00:30:36.940 Lee

00:30:37.220 who says

00:30:37.720 all black

00:30:38.180 women are 1.00

00:30:38.600 going to be

00:30:38.880 offended

00:30:39.240 because it's

00:30:40.200 about race

00:30:40.800 or is it

00:30:41.740 Adam Schiff

00:30:42.260 who's the

00:30:42.600 worst person

00:30:43.080 in the world

00:30:43.500 typically

00:30:44.140 and

00:30:45.060 Greenwald

00:30:46.260 actually replied

00:30:47.320 to me

00:30:47.680 and he goes

00:30:48.960 it's always

00:30:49.440 Adam Schiff

00:30:49.960 it's just

00:30:52.560 always

00:30:52.800 Adam Schiff

00:30:53.320 if you're

00:30:54.140 asking who's

00:30:54.700 the worst

00:30:55.040 person in

00:30:55.580 the story

00:30:56.020 and Adam

00:30:57.160 Schiff

00:30:57.360 is in

00:30:57.640 the story

00:30:58.100 it's Adam

00:30:59.620 Schiff

00:31:00.460 as soon as

00:31:03.240 he said

00:31:03.540 that I

00:31:03.840 thought

00:31:04.040 yeah

00:31:04.400 that's

00:31:04.800 about right

00:31:05.540 it's always

00:31:06.340 Adam Schiff

00:31:06.860 alright

00:31:08.900 so there's

00:31:09.620 a story

00:31:10.020 where Joe

00:31:10.620 Biden

00:31:10.980 apparently

00:31:11.500 is going

00:31:12.320 to release

00:31:12.940 six billion

00:31:14.080 dollars of

00:31:14.880 Iran's 0.89

00:31:15.660 money

00:31:16.060 so that

00:31:17.020 they'll have

00:31:17.320 access to

00:31:17.900 it

00:31:18.100 in return

00:31:19.780 for

00:31:20.300 getting back

00:31:21.680 five

00:31:22.180 hostages

00:31:22.880 and

00:31:26.220 Trump

00:31:26.680 is

00:31:26.860 basically

00:31:27.260 saying

00:31:27.660 that's

00:31:27.920 the worst

00:31:28.420 idea

00:31:29.180 in the

00:31:29.420 world

00:31:29.640 because

00:31:29.980 he got

00:31:30.300 hostages

00:31:30.860 back

00:31:31.240 without

00:31:31.640 giving

00:31:32.100 any

00:31:32.360 money

00:31:32.620 but

00:31:33.400 if

00:31:33.600 you

00:31:33.920 allow

00:31:35.080 them

00:31:35.380 to

00:31:35.560 blackmail

00:31:36.100 you

00:31:36.260 to

00:31:36.380 get

00:31:36.500 your

00:31:36.640 hostages

00:31:37.140 back

00:31:37.560 do you

00:31:38.740 suspect

00:31:39.120 there might

00:31:39.580 be more

00:31:39.920 hostages

00:31:40.440 in the

00:31:40.720 future

00:31:41.020 do you

00:31:43.160 suspect

00:31:43.540 he's

00:31:43.880 creating

00:31:44.180 a big

00:31:44.480 old

00:31:44.680 incentive

00:31:45.120 system

00:31:45.620 for more

00:31:46.140 hostage

00:31:46.540 taking

00:31:46.860 which

00:31:47.860 Trump

00:31:48.240 is

00:31:48.460 accurately

00:31:48.940 calling

00:31:49.340 out

00:31:49.600 as

00:31:49.800 batshit

00:31:50.240 crazy

00:31:50.580 yes

00:31:52.060 have you

00:31:55.160 noticed

00:31:55.480 the

00:31:55.820 correlation

00:31:56.820 the

00:31:57.320 pattern

00:31:57.660 that

00:31:59.120 Democrats

00:31:59.900 really

00:32:01.240 really

00:32:01.560 like

00:32:01.900 things

00:32:02.440 that

00:32:04.220 obviously

00:32:04.820 create

00:32:05.260 the wrong

00:32:05.700 incentive

00:32:06.180 but

00:32:07.560 it

00:32:07.720 sounds

00:32:08.040 good

00:32:08.340 when

00:32:08.520 you

00:32:08.600 first

00:32:08.880 say

00:32:09.080 it

00:32:09.260 you

00:32:09.440 know

00:32:09.520 things

00:32:09.820 that

00:32:10.000 sound

00:32:10.200 good

00:32:10.380 at

00:32:10.480 the

00:32:10.580 moment

00:32:10.820 but

00:32:11.020 clearly

00:32:11.480 you

00:32:12.300 know

00:32:12.380 it

00:32:12.540 sounds

00:32:12.780 good

00:32:12.980 to

00:32:13.120 get

00:32:13.340 your

00:32:13.600 hostages

00:32:14.320 back

00:32:14.720 hey

00:32:15.580 that

00:32:15.800 sounds

00:32:16.000 good

00:32:16.280 but

00:32:17.640 they're

00:32:17.980 not

00:32:18.140 really

00:32:18.360 thinking

00:32:18.660 this

00:32:18.900 through

00:32:19.200 not

00:32:20.520 thinking

00:32:21.100 it

00:32:21.280 through

00:32:21.460 at

00:32:21.580 all

00:32:21.900 yeah

00:32:23.120 as

00:32:23.620 soon

00:32:23.780 as

00:32:23.920 you

00:32:24.000 make

00:32:24.240 the

00:32:24.480 business

00:32:24.880 model

00:32:25.200 work

00:32:25.700 of

00:32:26.780 kidnapping

00:32:27.380 get

00:32:27.780 you

00:32:27.900 money

00:32:28.200 that's

00:32:29.600 what

00:32:29.720 Biden

00:32:30.000 did

00:32:30.220 he

00:32:30.360 just

00:32:30.520 made

00:32:30.760 their

00:32:31.720 business

00:32:32.100 model

00:32:32.440 successful

00:32:36.180 not

00:32:36.400 from

00:32:36.580 Iran

00:32:36.940 but

00:32:37.780 of

00:32:38.060 course

00:32:38.480 there

00:32:38.680 will

00:32:38.740 be

00:32:38.880 more

00:32:39.140 because

00:32:39.440 they

00:32:39.580 saw

00:32:39.800 work

00:32:40.180 yeah

00:32:41.760 that's

00:32:42.120 like

00:32:42.420 a

00:32:42.700 zero

00:32:42.960 dimension

00:32:43.420 chess

00:32:43.820 he's

00:32:44.020 playing

00:32:44.260 right

00:32:44.460 there

00:32:44.700 well

00:32:46.600 there's

00:32:46.820 a

00:32:46.920 report

00:32:47.200 that

00:32:47.480 China

00:32:47.820 has

00:32:48.000 got

00:32:48.140 a

00:32:48.240 big

00:32:48.380 shake

00:32:48.860 up

00:32:49.080 in

00:32:49.500 their

00:32:49.780 military

00:32:50.540 industrial

00:32:51.360 arena

00:32:53.100 so

00:32:54.200 there

00:32:54.440 are

00:32:54.720 let's

00:32:54.940 see

00:32:55.020 one

00:32:55.240 two

00:32:55.460 three

00:32:55.740 four

00:32:56.380 major

00:32:57.160 heads

00:32:59.080 you know

00:32:59.780 chairman

00:33:00.100 types

00:33:00.560 of

00:33:01.020 big

00:33:01.660 military

00:33:02.300 industrial

00:33:02.780 businesses

00:33:03.940 and

00:33:04.900 I guess

00:33:05.280 they're

00:33:05.460 being

00:33:05.700 purged

00:33:06.400 presumably

00:33:07.820 for

00:33:08.220 corruption

00:33:08.660 I

00:33:09.460 don't

00:33:09.600 know

00:33:09.740 what

00:33:09.860 else

00:33:10.060 it

00:33:10.160 would

00:33:10.260 be

00:33:10.460 but

00:33:11.600 when

00:33:13.500 you

00:33:13.640 see

00:33:13.820 this

00:33:14.260 it

00:33:15.240 doesn't

00:33:15.680 make

00:33:15.900 me

00:33:16.060 think

00:33:16.280 that

00:33:16.500 China

00:33:16.760 is

00:33:16.920 ready

00:33:17.160 for

00:33:17.380 war

00:33:17.740 I

00:33:19.840 believe

00:33:20.160 that

00:33:20.400 China

00:33:20.640 will

00:33:20.880 not

00:33:21.180 attack

00:33:21.680 Taiwan

00:33:22.720 at

00:33:25.860 least

00:33:26.080 until

00:33:26.380 the

00:33:26.540 election

00:33:26.880 so

00:33:28.040 there's

00:33:28.240 no

00:33:28.420 way

00:33:28.560 they're

00:33:28.760 going

00:33:28.860 to

00:33:28.920 do

00:33:29.020 it

00:33:29.120 before

00:33:29.320 the

00:33:29.480 election

00:33:29.800 and

00:33:30.600 here's

00:33:30.880 why

00:33:31.280 because

00:33:33.240 there

00:33:33.980 are at

00:33:34.180 least

00:33:34.320 two

00:33:34.640 candidates

00:33:35.260 who

00:33:35.940 would

00:33:36.120 go

00:33:36.300 hard

00:33:36.660 on

00:33:36.860 them

00:33:37.020 but

00:33:38.320 possibly

00:33:39.240 if

00:33:39.720 they

00:33:39.860 get

00:33:40.020 somebody

00:33:40.420 who's

00:33:40.780 a

00:33:40.920 president

00:33:41.240 of

00:33:41.380 the

00:33:41.400 United

00:33:41.600 States

00:33:41.980 who's

00:33:42.700 sort

00:33:42.860 of

00:33:43.000 soft

00:33:43.320 on

00:33:43.520 Taiwan

00:33:43.960 they

00:33:44.880 might

00:33:45.100 have

00:33:45.280 a

00:33:45.400 different

00:33:45.820 situation

00:33:46.400 but

00:33:47.300 as long

00:33:48.060 as you've

00:33:48.340 got

00:33:48.640 Vivek

00:33:50.240 in the

00:33:50.540 race

00:33:50.840 and he's

00:33:51.880 saying

00:33:52.160 that

00:33:52.480 it's a

00:33:53.140 red

00:33:53.300 line

00:33:53.720 until we

00:33:55.000 get our

00:33:55.360 chips

00:33:55.820 up and

00:33:56.640 working

00:33:57.140 in this

00:33:57.460 country

00:33:57.760 it would

00:33:58.420 only make

00:33:58.860 sense

00:33:59.120 for

00:33:59.280 China

00:33:59.540 to wait

00:34:00.020 because

00:34:01.500 if there's

00:34:02.020 one

00:34:02.260 prominent

00:34:02.680 person

00:34:03.060 saying

00:34:03.460 hey

00:34:04.280 we're

00:34:04.600 going to

00:34:04.780 be

00:34:05.040 serious

00:34:05.600 about

00:34:05.860 protecting

00:34:06.280 Taiwan

00:34:06.920 until we

00:34:09.180 get our

00:34:09.460 chips

00:34:09.700 and then

00:34:10.180 we'll

00:34:10.460 reassess

00:34:11.080 it would

00:34:11.920 be crazy

00:34:12.760 for China

00:34:14.220 to move

00:34:14.700 militarily

00:34:15.360 when they

00:34:16.660 could just

00:34:17.000 wait seven

00:34:17.540 years

00:34:18.000 or whatever

00:34:18.900 it takes

00:34:19.280 to get

00:34:19.580 our chips

00:34:19.960 back

00:34:20.300 and then

00:34:21.220 make a

00:34:22.580 stronger

00:34:22.900 push 0.64

00:34:23.300 yeah

00:34:26.980 China's 0.76

00:34:27.520 got a

00:34:27.740 lot

00:34:27.860 of

00:34:28.000 patience

00:34:28.620 it is

00:34:29.080 a

00:34:29.300 strategic

00:34:29.800 asset

00:34:31.040 that is

00:34:31.720 correct

00:34:32.100 all right

00:34:33.720 so maybe

00:34:34.300 China's 0.76

00:34:34.760 falling apart

00:34:35.320 in ten

00:34:35.740 different

00:34:36.020 ways

00:34:36.400 their

00:34:36.660 demographics

00:34:37.800 are bad

00:34:38.560 and their

00:34:39.020 real estate

00:34:40.240 situation

00:34:40.780 is

00:34:41.160 imploding

00:34:42.480 and their

00:34:43.060 manufacturing

00:34:44.120 is being

00:34:44.640 moved out

00:34:45.260 and it's

00:34:45.740 full of

00:34:46.080 corruption

00:34:46.420 and there

00:34:46.960 are too

00:34:47.680 many men

00:34:48.240 compared to

00:34:48.760 women 1.00

00:34:49.200 and

00:34:49.940 but

00:34:51.740 probably

00:34:52.460 they'll be

00:34:52.780 fine

00:34:53.040 she lived

00:34:58.520 in a

00:34:59.020 farm

00:34:59.380 in the

00:34:59.740 Midwest

00:35:00.220 for a

00:35:00.640 year

00:35:00.880 is that

00:35:01.620 true

00:35:01.960 president

00:35:03.440 she lived

00:35:03.960 in the

00:35:04.180 United

00:35:04.360 States

00:35:04.660 for a

00:35:04.920 year

00:35:05.080 that's

00:35:07.120 really

00:35:07.300 true

00:35:07.680 not

00:35:10.180 here

00:35:10.520 oh not

00:35:11.080 here

00:35:11.400 in Iowa

00:35:12.900 but not

00:35:18.160 a year

00:35:18.520 well that's

00:35:19.360 interesting

00:35:19.760 huh

00:35:21.200 you'd think

00:35:22.320 he would

00:35:22.600 speak better

00:35:23.100 English

00:35:23.500 but I

00:35:25.060 don't think

00:35:25.400 he tries

00:35:25.840 does he

00:35:26.260 oh he

00:35:28.540 can

00:35:28.800 he just

00:35:29.280 doesn't do

00:35:29.720 it

00:35:29.960 in private

00:35:31.100 yeah that

00:35:32.020 makes sense

00:35:32.480 all right

00:35:33.900 well

00:35:34.200 that's all

00:35:36.300 that's going

00:35:36.640 on today

00:35:37.140 I got up

00:35:38.040 early and

00:35:38.540 still came up

00:35:40.300 short because

00:35:41.040 the news

00:35:42.300 this is very

00:35:42.780 interesting

00:35:43.200 have you heard

00:35:46.020 anything from

00:35:46.540 the Apple

00:35:47.180 announcement

00:35:47.820 yet

00:35:48.140 is anybody

00:35:48.740 double screening

00:35:49.560 to find out

00:35:51.060 if anything

00:35:51.380 got announced

00:35:52.360 I will tell

00:35:54.220 you my

00:35:54.520 current

00:35:54.840 situation

00:35:55.380 I sold

00:35:56.320 oh Apple's

00:36:01.840 Pacific time

00:36:03.540 and I'm

00:36:04.040 on east

00:36:04.460 okay I

00:36:05.280 got the

00:36:05.560 time zones

00:36:06.040 wrong

00:36:06.280 sounds like

00:36:07.800 oh that's

00:36:09.400 funny I

00:36:10.360 always have

00:36:10.760 it backwards

00:36:11.200 but Apple's

00:36:12.000 on my

00:36:12.520 time

00:36:12.780 all right

00:36:14.100 so here's

00:36:15.600 what I

00:36:17.200 expect

00:36:17.700 I think

00:36:20.360 Apple has

00:36:21.440 you know

00:36:22.060 trouble in the

00:36:22.700 long term

00:36:23.140 I sold my

00:36:23.740 Apple stock

00:36:24.420 so full

00:36:25.200 disclosure I

00:36:25.900 don't own

00:36:26.300 Apple stock

00:36:26.860 at the

00:36:27.140 moment

00:36:27.380 except in

00:36:28.660 an index

00:36:30.040 fund

00:36:30.280 so I

00:36:32.100 guess I

00:36:32.380 own a lot

00:36:32.720 of it

00:36:32.940 because it's

00:36:33.580 a big part

00:36:33.940 of the

00:36:34.120 index

00:36:34.400 fund

00:36:34.640 but I've

00:36:36.520 got a

00:36:36.740 feeling the

00:36:37.160 phones are

00:36:37.620 going to be

00:36:37.900 underwhelming

00:36:38.700 but are

00:36:41.660 these the

00:36:42.060 phones that

00:36:42.540 go to the

00:36:42.940 USB-C

00:36:43.760 different

00:36:44.460 charger

00:36:44.880 device

00:36:45.320 I feel

00:36:47.660 like I

00:36:48.020 might get

00:36:48.440 one just

00:36:48.920 for the

00:36:49.300 better

00:36:49.600 charger

00:36:50.020 device

00:36:50.540 not better

00:36:52.180 but just

00:36:52.600 so I

00:36:52.840 could have

00:36:53.100 one type

00:36:53.660 so right

00:36:54.400 now I've

00:36:54.800 got too

00:36:55.920 many types

00:36:56.440 of chargers

00:36:56.960 and going

00:36:58.660 to a

00:36:59.300 single charger

00:37:00.000 for all

00:37:00.420 my devices

00:37:01.080 would be

00:37:02.620 such a big

00:37:03.560 improvement

00:37:04.000 to my

00:37:04.380 life

00:37:04.700 that I

00:37:05.540 might want

00:37:05.900 to spend

00:37:06.340 the cost

00:37:07.160 of a

00:37:07.440 phone

00:37:07.780 just for

00:37:09.860 that

00:37:10.180 so that's

00:37:11.880 a bullish

00:37:12.300 thought

00:37:13.140 a lot of

00:37:13.540 people are

00:37:13.820 going to

00:37:13.980 say the

00:37:14.280 same thing

00:37:14.700 here's a

00:37:18.120 product that

00:37:18.840 I think

00:37:19.260 Apple should

00:37:19.900 make

00:37:20.300 because it

00:37:22.080 is so

00:37:22.440 Apple

00:37:22.820 they should

00:37:24.840 make an

00:37:25.240 iPad

00:37:25.540 that's

00:37:26.960 optimized

00:37:27.420 for

00:37:28.020 podcasts

00:37:28.820 meaning

00:37:30.600 producing

00:37:31.180 them

00:37:31.520 so right

00:37:32.300 now the

00:37:32.700 back camera

00:37:33.620 is better

00:37:33.980 than the

00:37:34.340 forward

00:37:34.660 camera

00:37:35.140 right

00:37:35.460 on an

00:37:35.920 iPad

00:37:36.240 I'm right

00:37:37.420 about that

00:37:37.820 right

00:37:38.060 so ideally

00:37:40.000 you'd want

00:37:40.460 the back

00:37:40.920 camera

00:37:41.360 so you can

00:37:42.100 see yourself

00:37:42.680 like I am

00:37:43.220 right now

00:37:43.600 you'd want

00:37:44.360 the back

00:37:44.800 camera to

00:37:45.340 be at

00:37:46.080 least as

00:37:46.460 good

00:37:46.820 for

00:37:48.380 podcasting

00:37:49.160 but you

00:37:50.040 would also

00:37:50.380 want some

00:37:50.800 software

00:37:51.340 that would

00:37:52.820 allow you

00:37:53.320 to broadcast

00:37:53.880 to you know

00:37:54.840 all the

00:37:55.200 platforms at

00:37:55.880 the same

00:37:56.180 time

00:37:56.500 so I

00:37:57.260 would love

00:37:57.660 to see

00:37:58.060 Apple

00:37:58.520 make an

00:38:00.180 iPad

00:38:00.620 that's the

00:38:01.320 ultimate

00:38:01.860 podcaster's

00:38:03.520 tool

00:38:03.800 so now

00:38:07.540 there wouldn't

00:38:07.920 maybe there

00:38:08.400 wouldn't be

00:38:08.700 that many

00:38:09.080 sales of it

00:38:09.800 but I feel

00:38:10.580 like everybody's

00:38:11.340 going to be a

00:38:11.780 podcaster

00:38:12.280 eventually

00:38:12.780 you know

00:38:14.640 even if it's

00:38:15.260 just calling

00:38:15.840 to friends

00:38:16.320 Adam

00:38:20.380 Curry

00:38:20.620 has a

00:38:20.960 good

00:38:21.120 setup

00:38:22.160 SCSI

00:38:29.000 interface

00:38:29.560 alright

00:38:30.500 they can

00:38:32.160 market it

00:38:32.600 for

00:38:32.720 narcissists

00:38:33.480 alright

00:38:37.600 the majority

00:38:38.280 of pictures

00:38:39.180 taken on

00:38:39.980 mobile

00:38:40.400 are

00:38:40.680 selfies

00:38:41.120 yeah

00:38:41.820 exactly

00:38:42.460 how many

00:38:43.680 if you

00:38:44.560 looked at

00:38:45.120 most of

00:38:46.120 your pictures

00:38:46.540 on your

00:38:46.940 phone

00:38:47.300 how many

00:38:48.440 of them

00:38:48.700 are back

00:38:49.120 camera

00:38:49.480 versus

00:38:49.840 for

00:38:50.140 camera

00:38:50.500 it's

00:38:51.480 mostly

00:38:51.760 back

00:38:52.060 camera

00:38:52.320 right

00:38:52.640 yeah

00:38:54.580 yeah

00:38:57.420 and pictures

00:38:58.040 of your

00:38:58.320 dogs

00:38:58.620 even when

00:38:59.160 I take

00:38:59.460 a picture

00:38:59.780 of my

00:39:00.040 dog

00:39:00.420 it's

00:39:01.220 usually

00:39:01.500 a selfie

00:39:02.020 with a

00:39:02.380 dog

00:39:02.740 yeah

00:39:07.700 yours

00:39:07.980 are all

00:39:08.220 non-selfies

00:39:08.860 alright

00:39:09.480 well that's

00:39:09.860 my

00:39:10.080 suggestion

00:39:11.080 for

00:39:11.580 Apple

00:39:12.300 give me

00:39:13.640 a podcaster's

00:39:15.080 device

00:39:15.500 Isaacson

00:39:26.920 was

00:39:27.140 training

00:39:27.680 what's

00:39:28.260 that

00:39:28.380 mean

00:39:28.600 training

00:39:29.240 alright

00:39:37.300 so

00:39:38.100 I don't

00:39:38.420 have much

00:39:38.740 else to

00:39:39.060 say

00:39:39.180 today

00:39:39.480 I'm

00:39:39.660 going to

00:39:39.820 go do

00:39:40.080 some

00:39:40.240 other

00:39:40.400 stuff

00:39:40.740 thanks

00:39:41.880 for

00:39:42.060 joining

00:39:42.400 unless

00:39:44.080 you have

00:39:44.380 some

00:39:44.620 questions

00:39:45.100 anybody

00:39:45.440 have

00:39:45.600 any

00:39:45.720 questions

00:39:46.180 any

00:39:47.720 stories

00:39:48.120 I

00:39:48.300 missed

00:39:48.640 all the

00:39:52.760 stories are

00:39:53.220 just bad

00:39:53.660 behavior by

00:39:54.320 the government

00:39:55.360 it's like

00:39:56.120 every story

00:39:56.700 is just

00:39:57.000 that

00:39:57.280 bad

00:39:58.160 behavior

00:39:58.520 by the

00:39:58.860 government

00:39:59.160 Apple

00:40:07.100 stock

00:40:07.520 is

00:40:07.700 dropping

00:40:08.100 we'll

00:40:12.940 see

00:40:13.260 I don't

00:40:13.600 know if

00:40:13.820 that's

00:40:14.040 true

00:40:14.220 somebody

00:40:14.560 just

00:40:14.820 said it

00:40:15.100 in the

00:40:15.260 comments

00:40:15.580 alright

00:40:16.700 that's

00:40:16.980 all for

00:40:17.200 now

00:40:17.520 thanks

00:40:18.560 for

00:40:18.720 joining

00:40:19.080 X

00:40:20.900 platform

00:40:21.380 bye for

00:40:24.020 now

00:40:24.280 and

00:40:25.820 YouTube

00:40:26.260 thanks

00:40:27.760 for

00:40:27.920 stopping

00:40:28.200 by

00:40:28.580 see

00:40:29.920 you

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - September 12, 2023

Episode 2229 Scott Adams： Absurd Fake News Today, Per Usual

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