Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2230 Scott Adams： Alien Corpses Found In Mexico Are Being Bussed To NYC & Mayor Adams Is Mad

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00:00:07.520 Good morning everybody and welcome

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00:00:51.420 Ladies and gentlemen,

00:00:53.640 today I believe the podcast

00:00:55.860 called Trigger-nometry

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00:01:01.980 I think it dropped today.

00:01:03.680 You'll be amazed and delighted.

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00:01:08.600 By the way,

00:01:09.080 how many of you have bought

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00:01:19.540 Reframe your brain.

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00:01:27.540 You know,

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00:01:37.220 Maybe not so much.

00:01:38.700 But above the age of 14,

00:01:39.980 there's literally nobody in the world

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00:01:53.120 I would say

00:01:53.760 I could say that with ease.

00:01:56.520 All right.

00:01:56.920 So here's what's going on.

00:01:58.120 Some late shows

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00:02:04.420 Now,

00:02:04.700 how are they going to do it?

00:02:06.300 How in the world?

00:02:07.640 I mean,

00:02:07.900 they say they're going to do it

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00:02:10.200 and not having written pieces.

00:02:13.780 But how in the world

00:02:14.660 would anybody do a show

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00:02:21.540 How?

00:02:22.220 How is that even possible?

00:02:23.960 How could it be done

00:02:24.960 that somebody could do a show

00:02:26.700 without professional writers?

00:02:29.600 It's called a podcast.

00:02:32.560 A podcast

00:02:33.220 is what literally

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00:02:43.280 there's no podcast

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00:02:46.240 They can all do

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00:02:50.740 in my case.

00:02:51.880 How hard is that?

00:02:53.420 Turns out not very hard

00:02:54.440 if you have talent.

00:02:56.140 But the late show,

00:02:57.300 people are

00:02:57.960 trying to work it out,

00:02:59.940 trying to figure out

00:03:00.580 how do we do a show

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00:03:03.780 I can't imagine.

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00:03:07.160 My favorite story of the day

00:03:08.480 and there's so many

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00:03:11.400 Lauren Boebert

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00:03:21.420 Now,

00:03:22.000 there were no details

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00:03:26.760 there's only security footage

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00:03:39.220 They had lots and lots

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00:03:48.300 I don't know

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00:04:00.760 Yes,

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00:04:30.740 Now if I were

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00:04:35.380 what would that

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00:04:38.860 Hmm.

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00:05:03.820 I was

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00:09:01.180 they go

00:09:01.560 well x

00:09:02.580 is not

00:09:02.900 true but

00:09:03.580 y is

00:09:04.700 certainly

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00:09:07.100 well x

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00:09:11.480 they'll just

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00:09:12.600 well

00:09:12.800 so here's

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00:09:17.220 Biden

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00:10:01.960 is it

00:10:02.300 direct

00:10:02.900 oh yeah

00:10:06.180 it's not

00:10:07.080 really direct

00:10:07.920 sure it's

00:10:10.080 circumstantially

00:10:11.780 sort of

00:10:13.240 indirect

00:10:13.820 in the

00:10:15.360 domain of

00:10:16.320 in the

00:10:16.600 general zip

00:10:17.380 code of

00:10:18.480 what is

00:10:19.920 it

00:10:20.080 direct

00:10:20.480 well

00:10:21.820 we're

00:10:22.300 now past

00:10:23.080 there's

00:10:23.800 no direct

00:10:24.480 evidence

00:10:24.980 but now

00:10:26.400 as CNN

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00:10:29.040 and I

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00:10:33.740 a lack

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00:10:35.800 oh

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00:10:38.620 not only

00:10:39.140 moving away

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00:10:44.300 not only

00:10:44.700 moving away

00:10:45.280 from

00:10:45.540 well there's

00:10:46.040 no evidence

00:10:46.880 of anything

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00:10:47.700 and we've

00:10:49.080 moved away

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00:10:50.560 no

00:10:50.860 direct

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00:10:53.880 and now

00:10:55.420 we're at

00:10:55.900 there's no

00:10:57.040 direct evidence

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00:10:59.400 that's impeachable

00:11:00.480 because you know

00:11:01.800 why it might not

00:11:02.440 be impeachable

00:11:03.240 technical reasons, because it might be behavior that happened prior to being president,

00:11:10.300 which CNN's making a point of. And I'm not sure that's a terrible, is that a bad defense?

00:11:17.160 It seems pretty relevant to me. But could you say that if somebody took money from China and Ukraine

00:11:24.540 right before they were president, that that has no bearing on the actual being of president now?

00:11:31.300 Well, let's just say there's no evidence that it would make a difference. No, I mean there's no

00:11:38.780 direct evidence that any of that would make a difference to his current performance on the job.

00:11:44.380 And by that, I mean not no direct evidence. I mean no direct impeachable evidence. And by that, I mean

00:11:52.580 the process hasn't started yet, so they haven't told us what the evidence is. But by that, I mean

00:11:58.100 there's really a mountain of evidence that's pretty obvious. But is any of it impeachable?

00:12:05.620 Well, that's what the process will find out. Now what is the most predictable thing about the process?

00:12:16.440 Let's see. If I were going to predict where the impeachment inquiry will go, I'm going to say that the impeachment

00:12:27.260 outcome will be a lot of alien corpses and spaceships being found. But hard to verify. Hard to verify.

00:12:37.620 But lots of them. I wonder if anything like that's happened in the news today.

00:12:41.340 Oh yeah. Turns out they found alien corpses in Mexico. A thousand years old. Totally, totally

00:12:53.440 believable. Now what they don't tell you about the alien corpses that they found in Mexico is

00:13:01.340 that they're already being bussed in New York City. And Mayor Adams is complaining. He's like,

00:13:07.240 we cannot handle any more alien corpses in New York City. And then people are like, well, you said

00:13:13.220 you're a sanctuary city. And then he's like, yeah, but not for space aliens. We meant immigrants. And

00:13:18.620 we're like, oh, so you're discriminating now. So I guess there's some kind of good aliens and then

00:13:24.100 bad aliens is what you're saying. And that feels a little bit, you know. So I for one am fully

00:13:32.760 supportive of our LGBTQ plus dead aliens. And I think all of them should be respected. And they

00:13:44.020 should all have a sanctuary in New York City with my cousin, Eric Adams. That's what I say.

00:13:52.580 All right. Well, the great thing about the impeachment process is that now that you can see how the

00:14:01.660 machine works. And what I mean by the machine is you can see, you know, that the fact checkers and

00:14:08.240 the watchdogs are fake Democrat groups and always have been, or at least not always, but for in

00:14:14.720 recent history, they have been. You can see how the news conforms to whatever the White House tells

00:14:21.340 them to say. And here's a perfect example, as Jonathan Turley is pointing out. So there's this draft

00:14:28.960 letter by the Biden White House legal counsel in which they're talking to the media and telling

00:14:35.960 the media to, quote, ramp up their scrutiny of House Republicans, quote, for opening an impeachment

00:14:43.500 inquiry based on lies. This is the Biden White House telling the media how to report the story.

00:14:51.340 And then CNN obeyed and reported the story that way, like immediately.

00:15:01.480 Wow. So here again, you can see the machine.

00:15:07.900 So the machine is that the White House tells the media how to report a story. And then the

00:15:15.100 various watchdogs will report Republicans for, you know, if they have any pushback on that.

00:15:19.520 The ADL will call them anti-Semites. They don't need a reason. They'll just will. The SPLC will say

00:15:26.980 that it's a hate group. Somebody will tar them with past associations. I mean, you see the whole

00:15:32.880 machine. And is it an accident that thousand-year-old aliens were discovered at exactly the day the

00:15:42.620 headlines were about something embarrassing to the Democrats? Kind of a big old coincidence,

00:15:50.080 especially since we expect it. How many of you could have predicted that the day the impeachment

00:15:56.720 inquiry is announced, there would be a major UFO story? Was that predictable? We all literally

00:16:04.500 predicted it. Didn't we actually predict it out loud? I feel like we actually said it out loud.

00:16:11.000 I don't remember if I said it. But I feel like it was in the atmosphere that people were saying,

00:16:16.700 oh, it's going to be more UFO, a lot more UFO sightings if this impeachment thing gets going.

00:16:22.180 People said that directly and that it happened exactly on cue.

00:16:28.620 Now, am I wrong that we can all see the gears of the machine now? We can all see that our,

00:16:34.840 you know, our entities that are supposed to be protecting us are apparently captured,

00:16:40.360 captured by the industries that are supposed to be regulating. And I loved Nancy Pelosi's answer to,

00:16:49.940 I'm slightly changing the subject, to the insider trading that members of Congress do,

00:16:55.260 which is totally legal. And she said, hey, free market.

00:16:58.700 Free market. It's totally legal to make investments based on what you know in Congress that the public

00:17:07.440 doesn't yet know. She goes, total free market, totally legal. Is there anything else you need to

00:17:14.420 know? Do you think the members of Congress beat the average return of the S&P 500? Oh yeah. Oh yeah,

00:17:22.880 they did. Yes, they did. All right. Here's how Oliver Darcy of CNN talks about this impeachment

00:17:31.800 inquiry. Now, remember I've told you there are designated liars and spinners. And there's some

00:17:38.720 people who always go first when the narrative they're putting out is a little bit ridiculous.

00:17:44.900 And Oliver Darcy is one of those, as soon as you see his name, it's like Colin Stephenson or Oliver

00:17:51.160 Darcy. You see those two names, you go, oh, okay, this is going to be the spinniest spin of all

00:17:57.200 spins. No, I'm not, I'm not saying there's nobody on the right who does the same thing. I'm just

00:18:02.380 saying there's some names that you immediately associate with, you know, not a straight shooter.

00:18:09.740 So here he says, they also talk about the letter from the White House that was asking reporters to

00:18:17.300 talk about it in a certain way. And Darcy says, the letter, which said an impeachment inquiry with no

00:18:23.640 supporting evidence should set off alarm bells for news organizations. So he's admitting that this

00:18:31.220 letter exists and what it says. And they refer to, Oliver Darcy refers to, have denied that disgraced

00:18:45.180 former President Donald Trump committed any wrongdoing. So you talk about the Republicans

00:18:50.580 have long denied that, quote, disgraced former President Donald Trump. Disgraced? Disgraced by

00:18:59.240 whom? By CNN? Do his supporters think he's disgraced? Do you think there's any opinion in that?

00:19:08.340 Disgraced. And CNN's using the trick that I always say that Alex Jones and

00:19:14.520 Hannity use, which is just, you sort of state something as fact and then keep going.

00:19:23.440 Yeah, he's disgraced President and let's talk about something else. Just accept the disgraced

00:19:28.160 part with no evidence. But they say that, Darcy goes on and says that they're baselessly portraying

00:19:36.300 Biden as a corrupt, crime-ridden politician engaged in sinister activities, baselessly.

00:19:43.980 Do you think baselessly is still the word you should be using? So we went from no direct

00:19:51.100 evidence to now baseless? What makes it baseless? That's a nice generic word, isn't it? Baseless?

00:20:01.820 Baseless. Do you know what baseless does not include? No evidence. So we've gone from no evidence,

00:20:11.500 nothing wrong, to no evidence, to no direct evidence, to baseless. Do you know what baseless does?

00:20:20.200 It allows you to ignore some evidence. But you could say, well, there's evidence, but the evidence is

00:20:26.420 baseless too. Or it doesn't apply. So you can go from a mountain of evidence, which is actually what

00:20:32.240 the reality is. There's a mountain of evidence. You've got emails, you've got bank records, you've got

00:20:38.500 testimony of people who are there. You've got the whole thing. So there could, it's hard to imagine

00:20:45.800 how there could be more evidence. But you can call it baseless. Is that what they called the laptop?

00:20:51.560 Did they call the laptop baseless as well? Baseless means that CNN itself is not going to tell you it's

00:20:59.000 true. Baseless just means that other people say it's true. And CNN is not going to say it's true.

00:21:07.180 So anyway, I don't know if I needed to tell you that the aliens in Mexico are not real.

00:21:16.300 Does anybody think that the aliens in Mexico are real corpses of aliens?

00:21:21.560 Anybody?

00:21:26.860 No.

00:21:28.540 No. And what's up with their elbows?

00:21:32.620 Have you noticed that their bones are connected?

00:21:36.500 What kind of an alien corpse has, you know, if you were to find a human,

00:21:42.280 would the front of the arm still be connected to the back of the arm in a thousand years?

00:21:46.700 Isn't this little connecting stuff, doesn't that all rot and you have two separate bones?

00:21:52.300 Oh, but not the aliens. They're all connected. They've got a nice clean little corpse. All the parts are intact.

00:22:01.260 Because I guess that's the way the aliens rot. Totally different to the way the people do.

00:22:05.440 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Their bones were probably fused by all of those rapid movements in their ships that cannot be explained by normal physics.

00:22:18.340 Yep. Yep. It fused their bones and then they died and then we found them.

00:22:22.420 That's probably what happened.

00:22:26.260 All right.

00:22:28.260 Do you all know Owen Schroyer?

00:22:31.360 I think he worked for Alex Jones and he got three months in jail for not even being on the Capitol grounds for January 6th or something like that.

00:22:49.620 Well, whatever it is, it's something you wouldn't expect somebody to go to jail for.

00:22:53.160 So, would you all agree that he's a political prisoner?

00:22:58.660 That his conviction looks sketchy?

00:23:02.900 I think every one of you, right?

00:23:05.180 Do you think there's even one Democrat who even knows his name or knows that he's being treated this way?

00:23:12.240 I'll bet there's not one.

00:23:13.960 I'll bet you could walk down any street all day long and they would not know.

00:23:17.340 They would not know that any of the January 6th people who were nonviolent were even in jail.

00:23:23.860 They wouldn't even know.

00:23:25.080 They certainly would have never heard of Owen Schroyer.

00:23:28.680 And they certainly would not be aware of the extent of his penalty for what little he did.

00:23:38.540 Yeah.

00:23:40.760 So, this is amazing.

00:23:42.680 You know, did you ever think you would live in a country where you have legitimate political prisoners and it's being done right in front of you?

00:23:51.620 Like, I didn't really think we would ever get here.

00:23:54.940 Honestly, I thought that was, like, way beyond where America could ever slide to.

00:23:59.300 But here we are.

00:24:00.820 These are genuine political prisoners.

00:24:03.120 Now, the next part of this is, is there an adjustment?

00:24:08.380 Does, you know, the big test of America is coming up.

00:24:14.220 So, America is not a country that makes no mistakes.

00:24:18.740 Nobody would believe that.

00:24:20.560 Right?

00:24:20.760 We're not a country that makes no mistakes.

00:24:22.620 I would say what identifies American exceptionalism, if I could just be a, if I could be a overly, you know, cringely patriotic for anybody who's not American watching this,

00:24:35.200 I know it feels uncomfortable.

00:24:36.340 It always feels uncomfortable watching someone else's nationalism.

00:24:40.800 Have you ever noticed that?

00:24:42.620 It feels a little bit like they're defining themselves as separate from you.

00:24:46.120 It feels a little creepy.

00:24:48.400 But one of the things I've always appreciated about America is not that we don't mess up, because we do,

00:24:54.860 but we're unusually good at correcting.

00:24:58.340 We're unusually good at saying, okay, we messed up.

00:25:00.880 We're idiots.

00:25:01.840 All right, I'm an idiot.

00:25:02.820 You're an idiot.

00:25:03.480 We're all stupid idiots.

00:25:04.680 Let's just do this better.

00:25:06.340 And I'm not sure every country can do that.

00:25:09.900 I think there's a different approach to failure, frankly.

00:25:13.360 I think that we fail better than other countries.

00:25:16.280 Like, we fail elegantly.

00:25:17.860 Do you remember when the first, was the first one or two SpaceX rockets just fell over and blew up, like complete failure?

00:25:27.260 Now, and now SpaceX is landing rockets and shooting them up every day and planning for Mars.

00:25:36.720 Now, that's an elegant failure.

00:25:39.460 That's a failure that's an American failure, because it was what we learned from it, and Musk learned from it, was enough to make it a success.

00:25:48.920 So, the failing is part of the, it's an American feature.

00:25:53.680 We fail harder and faster and more elegantly.

00:25:57.400 We fail more elegantly than anybody else.

00:26:00.620 That's my claim.

00:26:01.360 Yeah, and our entire entrepreneurial startup culture is 95% failure pretty quickly.

00:26:09.060 But we make that work.

00:26:11.200 So, our startups work, because we can fail so aggressively, and then just get up and try again and fail some more until something works.

00:26:19.600 I'm not sure you can do that in China.

00:26:22.620 I don't know that you can do that in Japan.

00:26:24.400 We do have a, just a huge advantage in our, let's say, tolerance for a good attempt.

00:26:34.520 That's the best way to say it.

00:26:35.920 We have maximum tolerance for a good try.

00:26:40.160 I just don't know that that's everywhere.

00:26:42.980 Now, so this brings me back to our current situation.

00:26:46.240 I've never seen the country in more dire, you know, fascist-looking situation than I see now,

00:26:54.760 where the party in power does seem to be able to control the media,

00:27:00.620 does seem to have control, often through ESG and DEI and other things, on corporations.

00:27:08.000 And that's fascist by definition.

00:27:10.280 Glenn Greenwald was pointing out, you know, that MSNBC was fascist,

00:27:16.240 by definition, because they were, you know, taking instructions from, you know, the government,

00:27:22.320 basically, basically operating like an arm of the government, you know, classic fascism.

00:27:28.060 Now, so here's the real question.

00:27:30.540 Are we going to be America and correct it?

00:27:35.080 Because that's what we do.

00:27:37.040 What we do is we screw up, and then we correct it no matter how hard it is,

00:27:43.780 because that's what we do.

00:27:46.240 So that's what the election is about.

00:27:48.920 Now, normally, if our elections were fair and free and the media were not corrupted,

00:27:54.840 we would have a correcting mechanism built into the system.

00:27:58.960 There would be an election.

00:28:00.760 The other party would win, and then they'd, you know,

00:28:03.220 maybe create their own problems that have to be solved the next time.

00:28:06.520 But at least they'd fix the current ones.

00:28:08.840 You know, maybe create a few more of their own.

00:28:10.360 But at the moment, we don't have any, at least my audience,

00:28:16.580 we don't have a lot of optimism that our elections are even legitimate.

00:28:21.600 Is that a fair statement?

00:28:24.000 Would you, in the comments,

00:28:26.360 is it fair to say we don't automatically assume it's legitimate?

00:28:31.040 We don't know, but the not knowing is the problem.

00:28:37.280 We also know we won't know next time either.

00:28:40.020 No matter what happens next, we're not going to know.

00:28:43.060 How would we know if it's fair?

00:28:44.960 There's no mechanism for that.

00:28:47.300 So this is different.

00:28:48.720 So we don't just need to solve the problem.

00:28:52.920 We need to solve the entire mechanism, the machine,

00:28:56.580 that got us to this point.

00:28:58.720 So we have to re-engineer the machine.

00:29:02.520 And, you know, are we going to be nimble enough and smart enough

00:29:06.220 and work hard enough and take enough pain

00:29:08.480 that we can change the machine?

00:29:11.680 Well, I would like to offer you this following observation

00:29:14.900 if you want some optimism.

00:29:16.040 Have you noticed that some of the strongest voices

00:29:19.980 on at least social media have something in common?

00:29:25.300 There's something in common that these so-called internet dads,

00:29:28.600 I like to use that term, seem to have in common.

00:29:33.240 We've all been fired, canceled, or disgraced.

00:29:40.920 And you would say to yourself,

00:29:42.360 well, that certainly takes you off the field.

00:29:44.360 What? Or does it?

00:29:47.060 Or does it give you freedom of speech?

00:29:49.900 Or does it allow you to go to the mat,

00:29:52.560 where otherwise you would have said,

00:29:53.820 I've got other things to do.

00:29:55.300 I'm not going to push this button any further.

00:29:58.420 I'll get in trouble.

00:29:59.860 But suppose you've already been gotten,

00:30:01.660 you got in as much trouble as you could possibly be in.

00:30:05.740 What then?

00:30:06.300 Well, I would argue that the system is creating a counterforce

00:30:13.720 that it didn't want to create.

00:30:17.000 Meaning that the more people get canceled,

00:30:19.740 the more freedom of speech they get,

00:30:21.460 and the bigger their audience.

00:30:23.640 And so you're seeing now the rise of the people

00:30:27.500 describing the machine.

00:30:29.760 Have you ever seen this before?

00:30:31.020 You know, when I look at a Glenn Greenwald tweet,

00:30:37.320 he's usually describing the interplay

00:30:39.500 of the components of the machine

00:30:41.480 in a way that we didn't really even talk about it

00:30:44.680 when I was a kid.

00:30:46.080 So we've moved from a,

00:30:48.160 what is the machine doing?

00:30:49.280 You know, where did it take us?

00:30:50.620 To how is it built?

00:30:52.680 Like, how is this thing connected

00:30:53.960 to this other part of the machine?

00:30:55.960 This is new.

00:30:56.840 And it's because a lot of the people

00:30:59.080 who are the canceled people

00:31:00.200 are also unusually analytical.

00:31:03.720 Now, I would put Elon Musk at the top of my list.

00:31:07.580 For somebody, they're trying to cancel

00:31:09.280 as hard as possible.

00:31:10.520 I mean, he's got every cancellation force on him.

00:31:14.300 But he's also showing you how the machine works.

00:31:17.720 That's what the X-files were, right?

00:31:19.960 The Twitter files.

00:31:21.800 They were showing you how the machine works.

00:31:24.100 And then he showed you that he re-engineered

00:31:26.120 the machine right in front of you.

00:31:27.620 The machine being Twitter, now called X.

00:31:30.880 But he's still in the process of re-engineering it

00:31:34.040 so that the algorithm is not distorted.

00:31:37.440 That's different.

00:31:38.940 When you see a Mike Cernovich tweet,

00:31:42.420 it is far less likely to be just some opinion

00:31:46.120 and far more likely to be opening the hood

00:31:50.520 so you can see how the gears are working.

00:31:53.340 And then you really get bad when you see the gears.

00:31:56.120 When I do my live streams,

00:31:59.060 I'm more often talking about the mechanism

00:32:01.500 than the outcome.

00:32:04.280 So there's this whole army of people

00:32:06.560 who have been exposed to seeing how the whole machine works,

00:32:10.180 how hoaxes are created.

00:32:11.700 So I've described to you,

00:32:13.600 maybe as much as anybody has,

00:32:15.360 how a hoax is created.

00:32:17.600 You know what a RUPA is, right?

00:32:19.840 So here's the thing that's forming

00:32:22.340 that I've never heard anybody talk about,

00:32:26.280 which is there's an entire army of people

00:32:29.420 being educated on how the machine is constructed.

00:32:33.660 Now, that would be the base requirement

00:32:35.860 for changing it or dismantling it.

00:32:38.520 So you're seeing the forces come into play

00:32:41.640 that would be the necessary forces

00:32:43.720 to push back on the worst abuses,

00:32:46.120 but those forces are not up to strength.

00:32:50.340 So the reason you're not seeing something

00:32:51.880 like a fair fight yet

00:32:54.060 is that the rising forces that are the counterforce

00:32:57.920 are not up to full strength,

00:32:59.160 but they're definitely heading in that direction.

00:33:01.280 I mean, this time last year,

00:33:04.820 I had far fewer Twitter followers.

00:33:10.040 So people like me

00:33:11.620 who are trying to explain the mechanisms

00:33:13.640 and how it all fits together

00:33:14.960 and how you've been abused

00:33:16.960 and how people are abused

00:33:18.380 and how persuasion works

00:33:19.980 and how propaganda works

00:33:21.720 and which characters are the designated liars

00:33:24.420 and which ones maybe can be credible sometimes

00:33:26.680 and how do you know that one source is fake news

00:33:29.720 and how do you know the other is not?

00:33:31.280 These are things you never saw 10 years ago.

00:33:35.480 Compare anything you heard 10 years ago

00:33:37.520 to what you commonly experience

00:33:40.540 when you get on this live stream

00:33:42.320 or get onto X.

00:33:44.000 Yeah, it's more about the machinery.

00:33:46.880 So as more people learn the machine,

00:33:50.200 that should change how they act and vote

00:33:52.400 and how they perceive the world.

00:33:55.820 So there's big stuff happening.

00:33:57.620 So if the so-called Internet dads,

00:34:02.020 which would include women,

00:34:05.360 you know, if they all get taken out,

00:34:07.060 there's a problem.

00:34:07.780 But so far, many of them refuse to die.

00:34:13.060 The more you cancel us,

00:34:14.640 the stronger we get.

00:34:15.440 All right.

00:34:20.520 Russia got missiles.

00:34:22.440 New York Times,

00:34:23.300 which of course cannot be trusted.

00:34:26.660 See, again,

00:34:28.420 instead of just telling you

00:34:29.460 that the New York Times reported on something,

00:34:32.140 I remind you that it's part of a

00:34:34.360 constellation of non-credible

00:34:36.920 Democrat-oriented media.

00:34:40.440 That's completely different

00:34:43.060 than how the news used to be

00:34:44.420 talked about in the past.

00:34:46.960 Yeah, community notes is a big part

00:34:48.580 of correcting things.

00:34:50.720 Anyway, so the New York Times

00:34:52.000 says that Russia has overcome

00:34:54.760 their sanctions and exports problems

00:34:57.440 and they just use third countries

00:35:00.840 as their cutout.

00:35:02.360 So Russia can't buy stuff

00:35:03.860 to build missiles,

00:35:05.320 but some other country can.

00:35:07.240 So the other country does it.

00:35:08.520 for Russia, they buy it,

00:35:09.920 Russia buys it from them,

00:35:11.060 everything's fine.

00:35:12.220 Apparently, the American goal

00:35:15.860 of degrading Russia's military capabilities

00:35:18.840 turned into forcing Russia

00:35:23.740 into hyper-developing

00:35:25.620 their military capabilities

00:35:26.960 so they're better than ever.

00:35:29.860 That's right.

00:35:31.420 Their tank building

00:35:32.440 and missile building capabilities

00:35:34.940 are way better

00:35:36.420 than before the war.

00:35:38.520 Now, they may have less stuff,

00:35:41.220 but their production ability

00:35:44.040 is way above where it was

00:35:45.600 before the war.

00:35:46.860 Now, some of that's necessity,

00:35:48.320 of course,

00:35:49.220 but apparently we didn't slow them down.

00:35:52.880 Apparently all these sanctions

00:35:53.980 are bullshit

00:35:54.560 because we've sanctioned

00:35:56.580 so many countries

00:35:58.080 that they have their own economy.

00:36:00.880 If everybody got along

00:36:04.420 except there was one bad country

00:36:05.860 and then everybody sanctioned

00:36:07.240 the bad country,

00:36:08.100 that would totally work.

00:36:10.280 But if you start sanctioning

00:36:12.040 a quarter of all the countries

00:36:14.020 in the world,

00:36:14.880 or at least you don't embrace them,

00:36:17.660 then they create their own

00:36:18.880 alternate economy.

00:36:21.500 Iran and Russia,

00:36:23.460 their little satellites and stuff.

00:36:25.060 Now, Kim Jong-un

00:36:26.500 just visited Putin.

00:36:30.940 So, you know,

00:36:31.920 now Kim Jong-un's capacity

00:36:33.620 will be part of the mix.

00:36:35.880 So, probably.

00:36:38.100 Do you think that Kim Jong-un

00:36:39.820 would have met with Putin

00:36:41.120 if Trump had been president?

00:36:43.220 Well, there probably

00:36:47.180 wouldn't be a war,

00:36:48.320 so there wouldn't be

00:36:49.200 any reason for him to meet.

00:36:50.760 But I've got a feeling

00:36:51.680 he wouldn't.

00:36:53.200 I've got a feeling

00:36:54.060 he wouldn't

00:36:54.980 because he wouldn't

00:36:55.720 want to make Trump mad.

00:36:59.140 Yeah.

00:36:59.880 All right.

00:37:00.620 So, yeah,

00:37:01.260 Russia's got missiles.

00:37:02.340 Winter's coming.

00:37:04.280 The Ukrainian offensive

00:37:06.360 appears to be a big nothing.

00:37:09.440 But, like I always say,

00:37:12.160 when you're talking about war,

00:37:13.220 the big nothing

00:37:15.080 could turn into

00:37:15.940 the big something overnight

00:37:17.140 because all of our

00:37:18.180 information is sketchy.

00:37:20.160 And there's a lot of things

00:37:20.880 that might be near

00:37:21.500 a failure point.

00:37:22.620 You never know

00:37:23.200 until it fails.

00:37:25.400 But it does look like the...

00:37:29.420 Honestly,

00:37:30.340 it doesn't look like

00:37:31.020 a war anymore to me.

00:37:32.700 I've been saying this

00:37:33.440 for a while.

00:37:34.140 But the Ukraine situation

00:37:35.860 is now killing young men,

00:37:39.600 mostly,

00:37:40.460 in a waiting game.

00:37:44.320 We're basically just waiting

00:37:45.540 for the next American

00:37:46.520 administration.

00:37:48.820 Does that sound

00:37:50.420 too simplistic?

00:37:51.940 To me,

00:37:52.540 it looks like both sides

00:37:53.520 are doing nothing

00:37:54.160 but waiting for the

00:37:55.140 2024 election.

00:37:58.460 Because there's no way

00:37:59.400 Ukraine can do anything

00:38:00.420 but what they're doing,

00:38:01.340 which is breaking even,

00:38:02.740 if they're lucky.

00:38:03.360 And Russia doesn't seem

00:38:05.540 to have an ambition

00:38:06.620 for going beyond,

00:38:08.560 at the moment,

00:38:09.340 the stuff that they

00:38:10.820 already hold.

00:38:12.080 So it's obvious that

00:38:13.220 Russia is just waiting

00:38:13.940 for Trump,

00:38:15.620 wouldn't you say?

00:38:18.060 Isn't that like

00:38:18.840 100% obvious,

00:38:20.020 that Russia is just

00:38:20.720 going to wait

00:38:21.060 until Trump?

00:38:21.820 So literally,

00:38:22.740 every person who dies

00:38:24.140 between now and the time

00:38:25.940 that Trump ends this thing,

00:38:27.160 if that's the way it goes,

00:38:28.500 every person who dies

00:38:29.560 between now and then

00:38:30.340 was unnecessary.

00:38:31.240 In the most,

00:38:33.400 yeah,

00:38:33.700 you could argue

00:38:34.220 they were all unnecessary,

00:38:35.380 everybody who died,

00:38:36.380 but nothing would be

00:38:37.580 more unnecessary

00:38:38.360 than a war that

00:38:39.840 both sides know

00:38:40.980 is over.

00:38:42.360 Both sides,

00:38:43.300 they know it's over.

00:38:44.660 You think they don't

00:38:45.360 know it?

00:38:46.000 Of course they know it.

00:38:47.500 Of course they do.

00:38:49.040 They know the war's over.

00:38:50.700 They're just grinding

00:38:51.800 up young men

00:38:52.740 until the timing

00:38:54.940 is right to say

00:38:56.360 what they need to say

00:38:57.160 and end the thing.

00:38:59.380 Yeah.

00:38:59.880 It's a baseless war,

00:39:01.000 somebody,

00:39:01.240 says.

00:39:02.060 Baseless.

00:39:04.900 All right,

00:39:05.360 what else is happening?

00:39:07.500 Here's something

00:39:08.200 that shouldn't

00:39:08.720 surprise you at all.

00:39:10.680 So you know

00:39:11.040 all those decongestants

00:39:12.300 you've been buying

00:39:13.000 at your drugstore?

00:39:15.020 It says decongestant

00:39:16.280 right on it.

00:39:17.540 Well,

00:39:17.880 they used to have

00:39:18.560 something called

00:39:20.780 pseudephedrin

00:39:25.000 or something.

00:39:25.520 but since that was

00:39:27.900 an ingredient

00:39:28.680 in meth

00:39:29.340 and the meth addicts

00:39:31.140 were stealing

00:39:32.480 do I have the right thing?

00:39:35.260 Yeah.

00:39:35.380 so the addicts

00:39:38.960 and the druggies

00:39:39.780 were stealing

00:39:40.440 it off the shelves

00:39:41.640 and then they were

00:39:42.840 using it to make

00:39:43.560 their meth.

00:39:44.540 So the part

00:39:45.540 that you could make

00:39:46.200 meth out of

00:39:46.820 was removed

00:39:47.740 and replaced

00:39:49.280 with

00:39:50.100 phenylephrine.

00:39:51.980 and the FDA

00:39:55.380 said

00:39:55.900 that all those

00:39:57.980 products

00:39:58.440 that you've been

00:39:58.880 taking for years

00:39:59.700 as decongestants

00:40:00.820 that had this

00:40:02.380 phenylephrine

00:40:03.420 not one of them

00:40:05.640 works

00:40:06.060 because the

00:40:07.740 active ingredient

00:40:08.640 doesn't do anything.

00:40:09.820 that's the FDA.

00:40:12.520 The FDA

00:40:13.420 just said

00:40:14.020 all of those

00:40:14.720 products

00:40:15.240 that say

00:40:15.880 decongestant

00:40:16.820 don't work

00:40:18.400 and never have.

00:40:20.940 You never have

00:40:21.820 after they

00:40:22.300 change the

00:40:22.780 active ingredient.

00:40:24.020 Never have.

00:40:27.320 So

00:40:27.880 now let me

00:40:31.120 be careful

00:40:31.680 because some of you

00:40:32.960 are going to have

00:40:33.600 you know

00:40:34.360 colds and stuff

00:40:35.300 and then you're

00:40:35.760 going to say

00:40:36.060 oh Scott said

00:40:37.100 these don't work.

00:40:38.280 I'm only talking

00:40:39.260 about things

00:40:39.900 that say

00:40:40.260 decongestant.

00:40:42.680 If it's something

00:40:43.700 that says

00:40:44.720 something else

00:40:45.440 it might still

00:40:46.220 work.

00:40:47.020 Right?

00:40:47.420 If it says

00:40:48.140 something,

00:40:48.620 something,

00:40:49.000 something plus

00:40:49.760 decongestant

00:40:50.740 it's possible

00:40:52.300 that the

00:40:52.700 something,

00:40:53.160 something works

00:40:53.740 but not the

00:40:54.320 decongestant part.

00:40:55.620 So I'm not saying

00:40:56.440 that all the drugs

00:40:57.220 are useless.

00:40:58.700 Only the ones

00:40:59.620 that have

00:41:00.240 phenylephrine

00:41:02.780 and say

00:41:04.980 decongestant

00:41:05.740 according to

00:41:07.120 the FDA.

00:41:07.520 So how many

00:41:10.020 of you think

00:41:10.480 that's a big

00:41:11.000 surprise?

00:41:13.280 Anybody?

00:41:14.280 Anybody think

00:41:14.820 that's a big

00:41:15.280 surprise?

00:41:16.420 Nope?

00:41:17.540 Nope,

00:41:17.860 nope,

00:41:17.980 nope.

00:41:20.120 You know

00:41:20.920 what?

00:41:22.100 The type

00:41:23.320 of story

00:41:24.480 that I have

00:41:24.960 the least

00:41:25.560 trust in

00:41:27.000 is one

00:41:27.500 like this.

00:41:29.060 I'll just

00:41:29.720 give you

00:41:30.000 a generic.

00:41:30.980 If you see

00:41:31.560 a story

00:41:31.960 that says

00:41:32.420 new study

00:41:33.700 says that

00:41:35.320 some existing

00:41:36.980 medication

00:41:37.620 will work

00:41:39.060 for even

00:41:39.680 more people

00:41:40.780 than we

00:41:41.180 thought before.

00:41:42.700 Like we

00:41:43.320 thought that

00:41:43.760 if you had

00:41:44.160 a slight

00:41:46.320 sniffle

00:41:46.900 that you

00:41:47.840 should take

00:41:48.200 it,

00:41:48.340 but now

00:41:48.660 it's even

00:41:49.060 before the

00:41:49.560 sniffle

00:41:49.880 you should

00:41:50.200 take it.

00:41:50.820 Those stories

00:41:51.460 are always

00:41:52.160 just marketing

00:41:52.800 for the

00:41:53.280 company

00:41:53.560 who makes

00:41:54.420 the drug.

00:41:55.840 So there

00:41:56.680 was a time

00:41:57.360 in history

00:41:57.720 where high

00:41:59.340 blood pressure

00:42:00.040 was considered

00:42:01.640 over a

00:42:02.400 certain level

00:42:02.920 and that

00:42:04.280 people over

00:42:04.880 that level

00:42:05.340 got medicated

00:42:06.100 for their

00:42:06.540 high blood

00:42:06.900 pressure.

00:42:08.020 And then,

00:42:08.520 well,

00:42:08.940 surprise.

00:42:10.140 This will

00:42:10.560 surprise all

00:42:11.120 of you.

00:42:11.540 There was

00:42:11.840 some new

00:42:12.260 science that

00:42:13.540 showed that

00:42:13.960 maybe that

00:42:14.480 existing drug

00:42:15.480 or that

00:42:15.960 class of

00:42:16.460 drugs would

00:42:17.340 be good

00:42:17.840 at even

00:42:18.960 much lower

00:42:19.860 levels of

00:42:20.580 high blood

00:42:21.020 pressure.

00:42:21.600 Huh?

00:42:22.340 Huh?

00:42:22.840 Something that

00:42:23.480 would double

00:42:24.140 or triple

00:42:24.660 your income

00:42:25.420 if you were

00:42:25.940 making that

00:42:26.560 product.

00:42:27.900 Huh?

00:42:28.860 So do you

00:42:29.260 think that's

00:42:29.680 science?

00:42:30.040 who knows?

00:42:33.780 Who knows?

00:42:36.160 I might die

00:42:37.220 in front of

00:42:37.680 you any

00:42:38.000 moment because

00:42:39.520 my blood

00:42:40.940 pressure at

00:42:41.520 least one

00:42:41.960 point was

00:42:42.600 high enough

00:42:43.380 that it

00:42:43.640 should have

00:42:43.860 been treated.

00:42:45.280 And I

00:42:46.660 decided that

00:42:47.420 I didn't

00:42:47.800 believe science.

00:42:49.420 So I'm

00:42:49.960 not taking

00:42:50.420 them.

00:42:51.800 Now,

00:42:52.140 if I

00:42:52.400 weighed,

00:42:52.940 you know,

00:42:54.040 200 pounds

00:42:54.920 and,

00:42:56.240 you know,

00:42:57.140 if I were

00:42:57.780 in generally

00:42:58.340 bad health,

00:42:59.120 I probably

00:43:00.120 would reconsider

00:43:00.800 this,

00:43:01.400 and definitely

00:43:02.200 don't take

00:43:02.760 my advice.

00:43:04.400 Let me say

00:43:05.180 this as clearly

00:43:05.840 as possible.

00:43:06.860 If you take

00:43:07.560 my medical

00:43:08.260 advice,

00:43:08.760 you're crazy.

00:43:10.620 I'm just

00:43:11.280 guessing.

00:43:11.760 I don't have

00:43:12.100 any medical

00:43:12.640 experience.

00:43:14.080 I'm just

00:43:14.700 telling you that

00:43:15.260 I just don't

00:43:15.800 believe anything

00:43:16.380 anymore.

00:43:16.800 when it

00:43:17.800 comes from

00:43:18.300 the pharma

00:43:19.180 industry.

00:43:19.980 I just

00:43:20.200 don't believe

00:43:20.560 anything.

00:43:21.400 So if

00:43:21.980 somebody says

00:43:22.540 you should

00:43:22.860 take this

00:43:23.300 drug that

00:43:23.720 has a

00:43:24.020 side effect,

00:43:25.640 I say

00:43:27.420 maybe not.

00:43:30.660 Maybe not.

00:43:32.540 But don't

00:43:33.400 follow my

00:43:34.320 advice for

00:43:35.280 sure.

00:43:37.940 All right.

00:43:38.640 half of

00:43:41.480 the country

00:43:41.920 thinks there's

00:43:42.640 no evidence

00:43:43.220 of any

00:43:43.560 Biden

00:43:43.980 impropriety.

00:43:45.980 But here

00:43:46.340 are the

00:43:46.520 things we

00:43:46.880 know.

00:43:47.200 Bank

00:43:47.440 records.

00:43:49.320 We know

00:43:49.700 that Hunter

00:43:51.380 Biden was

00:43:51.960 paying Joe's

00:43:52.720 bills.

00:43:53.460 We know

00:43:53.760 that Joe

00:43:54.780 Biden had

00:43:55.340 no identifiable

00:43:56.340 income that

00:43:57.020 would allow

00:43:57.420 him to have

00:43:57.800 the big

00:43:58.080 houses that

00:43:58.640 he has or

00:43:59.160 the lifestyle

00:43:59.560 he has.

00:44:00.700 We know

00:44:01.220 that the

00:44:01.600 family members

00:44:02.220 got millions.

00:44:03.040 We know

00:44:03.260 that they

00:44:03.680 were producing

00:44:04.360 no real

00:44:04.800 product.

00:44:06.160 We know

00:44:06.460 that Hunter

00:44:07.160 was giving

00:44:07.640 10% to

00:44:08.360 the big

00:44:08.620 guy.

00:44:11.620 And we

00:44:12.360 know that

00:44:12.720 Joe Biden

00:44:13.160 was aware

00:44:13.940 of Hunter's

00:44:14.840 business and

00:44:16.020 lied about

00:44:16.720 it.

00:44:18.360 Now that's

00:44:19.140 what the

00:44:19.620 Democrats are

00:44:20.860 calling no

00:44:21.540 evidence.

00:44:24.680 Or as

00:44:25.700 they're modifying

00:44:26.360 it, well,

00:44:27.160 no evidence

00:44:27.660 before he was

00:44:28.340 president.

00:44:30.440 Definitely

00:44:31.000 no evidence

00:44:31.680 before he

00:44:32.760 was sworn

00:44:33.140 in.

00:44:35.640 Yeah,

00:44:36.320 the tapper

00:44:36.780 tilt.

00:44:37.640 Has anybody

00:44:39.940 watched Jake

00:44:40.820 Tapper to

00:44:41.300 see if he's

00:44:41.700 doing the

00:44:42.500 tapper

00:44:43.740 towel?

00:44:46.040 Move his

00:44:46.740 head sideways

00:44:47.240 like that?

00:44:56.600 Yeah.

00:44:57.960 I get a lot

00:44:59.240 of comments

00:44:59.740 to talk

00:45:00.260 about the

00:45:01.040 allegations

00:45:02.080 of family

00:45:06.000 sexual

00:45:06.760 improprieties.

00:45:08.500 But I'm

00:45:09.480 just not

00:45:09.880 going to

00:45:10.100 go there.

00:45:12.140 Because I

00:45:12.520 know what

00:45:12.960 you saw

00:45:13.300 and I

00:45:13.580 know what

00:45:13.780 you saw.

00:45:16.660 That's a

00:45:17.280 category that

00:45:18.780 I don't

00:45:19.180 think is

00:45:19.560 fair game.

00:45:21.860 That's just

00:45:22.420 not fair game.

00:45:24.100 Because you

00:45:24.420 know what

00:45:24.700 people...

00:45:25.680 Let me tell

00:45:26.280 you a rule

00:45:26.740 that I have.

00:45:27.240 If you

00:45:30.360 find out

00:45:30.960 that somebody

00:45:32.080 said something

00:45:32.840 terrible in a

00:45:34.080 private conversation

00:45:35.100 that nobody

00:45:36.200 would have ever

00:45:36.780 seen, let's

00:45:37.460 say it was an

00:45:37.940 email or a

00:45:38.560 message, and

00:45:39.380 nobody would

00:45:39.880 have ever

00:45:40.180 seen it except

00:45:41.140 let's say there

00:45:41.740 was some legal

00:45:42.320 action that

00:45:43.000 surfaced it.

00:45:44.220 Or somebody

00:45:44.880 sent it to

00:45:45.860 somebody.

00:45:46.680 In my

00:45:47.340 opinion, the

00:45:48.820 person who

00:45:49.280 said that

00:45:49.700 terrible thing

00:45:50.440 privately is

00:45:52.200 free.

00:45:53.540 There should be

00:45:54.520 no...

00:45:54.780 you should

00:45:56.360 not judge

00:45:56.840 anybody for

00:45:57.460 anything they

00:45:57.900 said privately.

00:45:58.940 Period.

00:46:00.200 At all.

00:46:01.120 No matter how

00:46:01.780 much you hate

00:46:02.340 it.

00:46:03.440 Private

00:46:03.880 conversations

00:46:04.640 just have to

00:46:06.220 stay that

00:46:06.620 way.

00:46:08.060 You know, it

00:46:08.580 could be like

00:46:09.120 the worst...

00:46:10.960 I don't know.

00:46:11.420 You could be

00:46:11.940 confessing to a

00:46:12.860 crime privately.

00:46:14.200 And I still

00:46:15.100 would say,

00:46:15.880 it's private.

00:46:18.200 That's a private

00:46:18.920 conversation.

00:46:19.900 Because people

00:46:20.520 don't always tell

00:46:21.140 the truth privately.

00:46:22.620 It doesn't mean

00:46:23.140 it's proof.

00:46:23.640 And I just

00:46:24.740 think private

00:46:25.240 conversations

00:46:25.820 should remain

00:46:26.520 private.

00:46:27.960 Just all the

00:46:28.520 time.

00:46:29.880 Yeah, like

00:46:30.380 grabbing by

00:46:30.940 the...

00:46:31.740 Yeah, exactly.

00:46:34.820 Well, I guess

00:46:35.940 some people were

00:46:36.520 surprised that

00:46:38.060 even Jake

00:46:38.960 Tapper is

00:46:40.300 calling Joe

00:46:40.840 Biden a liar

00:46:41.620 for lying in

00:46:42.700 the debate

00:46:43.120 with Trump

00:46:43.620 that his

00:46:45.020 son had made

00:46:45.540 no money from

00:46:46.340 China when

00:46:47.620 it's obvious

00:46:48.380 that they had.

00:46:49.760 So even

00:46:50.400 CNN.

00:46:52.440 And I think

00:46:53.400 the Washington

00:46:54.260 Post fact

00:46:54.960 checker might

00:46:56.500 be on the

00:46:56.860 same page.

00:46:58.520 So is that

00:46:59.160 suggesting that

00:47:00.240 the Bidens are

00:47:01.240 done?

00:47:01.980 Or Joe

00:47:02.660 Biden's done?

00:47:04.720 I think it

00:47:05.540 does.

00:47:06.300 Yeah, I think

00:47:06.860 it does suggest

00:47:07.460 that.

00:47:09.200 Or at least

00:47:09.940 that there are

00:47:10.400 people who

00:47:10.760 don't want

00:47:11.180 him to,

00:47:12.320 you know,

00:47:12.880 be in the

00:47:13.680 race.

00:47:15.500 All right.

00:47:15.920 there's a

00:47:18.720 new study

00:47:19.260 Dr. Malone

00:47:20.440 was tweeting

00:47:21.040 about that

00:47:22.420 suggests that

00:47:23.320 COVID does

00:47:24.420 not cause

00:47:25.160 myocarditis

00:47:26.060 and that

00:47:27.780 only the

00:47:28.720 vaccinations

00:47:29.260 do and

00:47:30.380 that once

00:47:30.960 again we

00:47:31.440 find that

00:47:31.920 Fauci lied.

00:47:34.340 I feel like

00:47:35.300 it's just the

00:47:36.440 same story

00:47:37.000 every time I

00:47:37.540 wake up.

00:47:39.000 Let's see,

00:47:39.660 there's a new

00:47:40.140 study and the

00:47:41.420 upshot of the

00:47:42.120 new study is

00:47:42.980 that Fauci

00:47:45.240 lied.

00:47:45.620 Fauci lied.

00:47:46.720 Next day I

00:47:47.400 wake up,

00:47:48.320 there's a new

00:47:48.980 study and the

00:47:49.900 upshot of it

00:47:50.580 is Fauci lied.

00:47:54.040 Fauci lied.

00:47:55.280 Is it just the

00:47:55.940 same story over

00:47:56.840 and over again?

00:47:57.860 All they do is

00:47:58.520 change the

00:47:59.020 topic?

00:48:00.000 It's masks,

00:48:00.900 it's vaccines,

00:48:01.800 it's myocarditis,

00:48:03.120 it's natural

00:48:04.400 immunity.

00:48:05.780 Have we now

00:48:06.680 determined that

00:48:07.860 Fauci was wrong

00:48:08.740 about 100% of

00:48:09.760 everything he

00:48:10.220 said?

00:48:12.200 I think it's

00:48:13.000 100%, isn't

00:48:13.800 it?

00:48:14.560 Like,

00:48:15.040 everything?

00:48:16.600 And now

00:48:16.920 there's a

00:48:17.320 story about,

00:48:18.140 what's the

00:48:18.980 story about

00:48:19.340 the CIA

00:48:19.940 trying to

00:48:21.360 cover up

00:48:21.860 the lab

00:48:22.740 or the

00:48:23.440 COVID origin

00:48:24.740 story?

00:48:25.820 I don't know

00:48:26.500 if any of

00:48:26.960 that's true.

00:48:28.820 Yeah.

00:48:29.700 So,

00:48:30.380 the one thing

00:48:31.220 that we know

00:48:31.700 about the

00:48:32.300 pandemic

00:48:32.780 is that

00:48:34.080 100% of

00:48:35.500 what we were

00:48:35.980 told was

00:48:36.460 not true.

00:48:37.940 All of it.

00:48:39.160 Just all of

00:48:39.920 it was not

00:48:40.360 true.

00:48:40.620 or it was

00:48:41.440 based on

00:48:42.100 people's

00:48:42.840 best guess

00:48:43.540 and they

00:48:44.480 guessed wrong,

00:48:45.240 which is

00:48:45.560 a different

00:48:46.080 thing.

00:48:48.920 I'll tell

00:48:49.540 you what the

00:48:50.020 oddest thing

00:48:50.800 I hear is

00:48:51.340 this,

00:48:52.500 because it

00:48:53.220 doesn't

00:48:53.660 comport with

00:48:54.420 my memory.

00:48:56.660 Because we

00:48:57.420 found out we

00:48:58.080 were lied to

00:48:58.820 in so many

00:48:59.560 ways and

00:49:00.200 that maybe

00:49:00.600 the death

00:49:01.600 toll wasn't

00:49:02.320 what we

00:49:02.660 thought,

00:49:03.320 maybe it

00:49:03.780 was other

00:49:04.080 causes and

00:49:04.960 blah,

00:49:05.300 blah,

00:49:05.460 blah.

00:49:05.600 people have

00:49:07.120 taken that

00:49:07.620 to mean

00:49:08.080 that we

00:49:09.700 should not

00:49:10.260 have used

00:49:11.580 any mitigating

00:49:12.440 processes.

00:49:14.480 Does that

00:49:15.120 make sense?

00:49:16.800 That based

00:49:18.020 on what we

00:49:18.560 know now,

00:49:19.460 we should

00:49:20.340 not have

00:49:20.720 done anything

00:49:21.360 special.

00:49:22.780 We should

00:49:23.460 have just

00:49:23.720 gone on

00:49:24.140 with our

00:49:24.440 lives.

00:49:25.520 How many

00:49:25.840 think that

00:49:26.200 makes sense?

00:49:27.480 Based on

00:49:29.100 today's

00:49:29.520 knowledge,

00:49:30.520 does that

00:49:30.880 make sense?

00:49:35.600 Well,

00:49:37.980 here's my

00:49:38.540 memory of

00:49:39.000 it.

00:49:39.340 I'm going

00:49:39.620 to test

00:49:39.900 my memory

00:49:40.380 against yours

00:49:40.920 because we

00:49:41.340 probably all

00:49:41.800 have false

00:49:42.320 memories.

00:49:43.240 My memory

00:49:43.880 was that

00:49:45.400 we were not

00:49:45.960 doing any

00:49:46.480 of the

00:49:46.720 shutdowns to

00:49:48.120 per se

00:49:50.140 save lives

00:49:51.120 directly.

00:49:53.400 I thought

00:49:54.060 we were doing

00:49:54.440 the shutdowns

00:49:55.200 to keep

00:49:55.900 our medical

00:49:57.020 services from

00:49:57.960 crashing and

00:50:00.900 that it

00:50:01.460 might have

00:50:01.780 done that.

00:50:04.620 How many

00:50:05.260 of you think

00:50:05.860 that we

00:50:06.220 didn't

00:50:06.480 flatten the

00:50:06.960 curve?

00:50:08.520 We probably

00:50:09.320 did flatten

00:50:09.800 the curve.

00:50:11.160 It's just

00:50:11.840 that the

00:50:12.200 curve was

00:50:12.640 still like

00:50:13.100 this.

00:50:14.180 It might

00:50:14.780 have been

00:50:15.000 like that.

00:50:16.540 So we

00:50:17.320 might have

00:50:17.620 moved it

00:50:17.980 from like

00:50:18.360 this to

00:50:18.760 like that.

00:50:20.100 We didn't

00:50:20.620 flatten it.

00:50:21.880 But it was

00:50:22.720 maybe a little

00:50:23.740 flatter.

00:50:25.580 So I

00:50:27.140 thought the

00:50:27.540 entire game

00:50:28.260 was keeping

00:50:28.780 our health

00:50:29.680 care system

00:50:30.320 from crashing

00:50:30.980 and I

00:50:32.080 don't think

00:50:32.460 anybody has

00:50:33.040 proven that

00:50:33.620 that didn't

00:50:34.200 work.

00:50:36.120 So we

00:50:36.840 can prove

00:50:37.480 that we

00:50:37.860 did everything

00:50:38.380 wrong and

00:50:39.500 that we

00:50:39.740 were lied

00:50:40.100 to about

00:50:40.480 everything,

00:50:40.880 but there's

00:50:42.400 no way to

00:50:42.880 know that

00:50:43.420 a little

00:50:43.860 social distancing

00:50:44.880 didn't at

00:50:46.980 least slow

00:50:47.380 things down.

00:50:51.780 Am I

00:50:52.360 wrong?

00:50:53.600 Am I

00:50:54.180 wrong about

00:50:54.560 that?

00:50:56.760 Here's the

00:50:57.920 people who

00:50:59.040 say that I'm

00:50:59.540 wrong.

00:51:00.320 Let me tell

00:51:00.780 you how the

00:51:02.240 news fools

00:51:04.040 you.

00:51:05.520 Suppose you

00:51:06.440 did a

00:51:06.760 study of

00:51:09.080 how quickly

00:51:11.220 the virus

00:51:12.400 caught on.

00:51:15.800 Do you

00:51:16.380 think you

00:51:16.700 could compare

00:51:17.360 any two

00:51:17.880 places?

00:51:20.340 Like Sweden

00:51:21.380 compared to

00:51:22.120 something else?

00:51:22.860 Does that

00:51:23.200 still seem

00:51:23.640 like a good

00:51:24.160 comparison to

00:51:24.780 you?

00:51:27.480 Now, if you

00:51:28.800 still think

00:51:29.300 that Sweden

00:51:29.880 did the right

00:51:30.460 thing because

00:51:31.360 they had a

00:51:31.780 good outcome,

00:51:33.020 that's

00:51:33.340 completely

00:51:33.760 non-factual.

00:51:35.160 It might be

00:51:35.620 true, but

00:51:37.260 the evidence

00:51:38.280 doesn't show

00:51:38.860 that.

00:51:39.600 What the

00:51:39.980 evidence shows

00:51:40.560 is that Sweden

00:51:41.420 was different

00:51:42.120 from the rest

00:51:42.740 of the world

00:51:43.280 in lots of

00:51:44.660 ways.

00:51:46.080 So you can't

00:51:47.040 really compare

00:51:47.520 one country

00:51:48.200 that's different

00:51:48.800 from the world

00:51:49.420 in lots of

00:51:50.220 ways, including

00:51:51.580 a lot less

00:51:52.300 obesity.

00:51:54.060 And they have

00:51:54.380 natural...

00:51:55.060 Apparently in

00:51:55.620 Sweden, it's

00:51:56.400 common to have

00:51:57.000 two homes,

00:51:57.620 sort of a

00:51:58.960 summer home,

00:51:59.860 winter home

00:52:00.280 situation.

00:52:01.440 If you have

00:52:02.000 two homes,

00:52:03.340 your social

00:52:03.860 distancing could

00:52:04.720 be almost

00:52:05.280 completely good.

00:52:07.300 If you have

00:52:09.180 a younger

00:52:09.520 population,

00:52:10.920 if you have

00:52:11.340 a population

00:52:11.980 in Sweden,

00:52:12.720 they supplement

00:52:13.360 vitamin D

00:52:14.500 because they

00:52:16.020 know they

00:52:16.360 don't have

00:52:16.680 the right

00:52:17.000 sun situation.

00:52:18.620 So the

00:52:18.920 Swedes

00:52:19.380 routinely

00:52:20.100 supplement

00:52:20.680 vitamin D.

00:52:22.220 Are you

00:52:22.440 telling me

00:52:22.780 that wouldn't

00:52:23.220 be a big

00:52:23.580 difference?

00:52:25.160 Everything we

00:52:25.880 know suggests

00:52:26.520 there would

00:52:26.840 be a big

00:52:27.200 difference.

00:52:27.620 So if you

00:52:28.420 had thinner

00:52:29.000 people who

00:52:30.200 naturally

00:52:30.960 have distance

00:52:34.200 and they

00:52:37.060 supplement

00:52:37.440 with vitamin

00:52:38.100 D and

00:52:39.280 then you

00:52:39.640 compare them

00:52:40.220 to America,

00:52:41.680 that's crazy.

00:52:43.200 You can't

00:52:43.600 compare them.

00:52:46.100 So I will

00:52:46.900 say this.

00:52:47.440 I'm not

00:52:48.100 willing to

00:52:48.560 say that the

00:52:49.220 shutdowns were

00:52:50.220 worthwhile.

00:52:51.360 I'm not

00:52:52.080 willing to

00:52:52.500 say that

00:52:52.900 because I

00:52:53.320 don't think

00:52:53.600 there's evidence

00:52:54.140 that shows

00:52:54.600 that they

00:52:54.900 were worthwhile.

00:52:56.300 I have

00:52:56.840 not seen

00:52:57.260 it, but

00:52:58.220 there's

00:52:58.440 also not

00:52:59.020 evidence to

00:52:59.660 show that

00:53:00.160 it didn't

00:53:00.920 work a

00:53:01.320 little bit

00:53:01.800 and maybe

00:53:03.100 a little bit

00:53:03.680 was enough

00:53:04.100 to keep

00:53:04.440 our health

00:53:05.320 care system

00:53:06.500 barely working.

00:53:07.740 Remember

00:53:08.120 in my case

00:53:09.820 I had to

00:53:10.860 put off a

00:53:11.380 surgery for

00:53:12.780 a year I

00:53:13.600 think.

00:53:14.720 My memory

00:53:15.380 is failing,

00:53:16.360 but I think

00:53:16.720 I had to

00:53:17.060 put off a

00:53:17.460 surgery for

00:53:17.980 like a year

00:53:18.480 and that

00:53:20.020 really fucked

00:53:20.740 me up.

00:53:21.200 I mean

00:53:21.700 my health

00:53:22.200 outcome

00:53:22.620 for two

00:53:23.580 years

00:53:23.900 were degraded

00:53:25.300 because of

00:53:25.820 putting that

00:53:26.280 off for a

00:53:26.660 year because

00:53:27.740 I had to

00:53:28.040 get on

00:53:28.440 prednisone and

00:53:29.600 then getting

00:53:29.960 off of

00:53:30.300 prednisone was

00:53:31.360 a problem

00:53:32.020 in itself.

00:53:33.340 So I

00:53:36.160 don't know.

00:53:36.960 I would say

00:53:37.740 that everything

00:53:38.340 was a lie,

00:53:40.240 but if you're

00:53:41.740 judging the

00:53:42.300 performance,

00:53:42.980 you should

00:53:43.260 judge it

00:53:43.700 against did

00:53:44.480 it keep the

00:53:44.960 health care

00:53:45.400 system alive.

00:53:46.960 You know,

00:53:49.340 the conspiracy

00:53:50.740 theory I'm

00:53:51.380 most interested

00:53:52.100 in lately

00:53:52.760 is were

00:53:55.500 the deaths

00:53:56.040 caused by

00:53:56.760 the treatment?

00:53:58.440 In other

00:53:58.720 words,

00:53:58.960 the ventilators.

00:54:00.220 Were the

00:54:00.740 ventilators

00:54:01.240 killing people?

00:54:02.380 I mean,

00:54:02.680 we know that

00:54:03.120 they were used

00:54:03.540 improperly,

00:54:04.160 in some cases

00:54:04.780 they were,

00:54:05.420 but how much

00:54:06.180 of the whole

00:54:06.660 story does

00:54:07.300 that explain?

00:54:09.200 Did the

00:54:09.640 deaths drop

00:54:11.120 off a hill

00:54:11.660 as soon as

00:54:12.160 they stopped

00:54:12.540 using ventilators?

00:54:15.600 It's hard

00:54:16.500 to know.

00:54:16.960 Yeah,

00:54:17.200 it's hard

00:54:17.460 to know.

00:54:19.580 I don't

00:54:19.900 know.

00:54:21.020 Hard to

00:54:21.660 know.

00:54:23.560 Let's just

00:54:24.200 agree we

00:54:24.640 don't believe

00:54:25.020 anybody about

00:54:25.580 anything.

00:54:27.960 So,

00:54:28.640 everything we

00:54:29.360 know.

00:54:30.940 Here's the

00:54:31.520 other

00:54:31.820 analytical error

00:54:33.980 that I see

00:54:34.620 almost everybody

00:54:36.000 making.

00:54:37.340 You ready?

00:54:38.640 An analytical

00:54:39.480 error that

00:54:40.660 almost everybody

00:54:41.720 made.

00:54:43.020 And it

00:54:43.560 doesn't mean

00:54:43.960 you made

00:54:44.220 the wrong

00:54:44.540 decision.

00:54:45.620 You might

00:54:46.000 have ended

00:54:46.280 up in

00:54:46.580 the right

00:54:46.800 place.

00:54:47.700 But here's

00:54:48.040 the analytical

00:54:48.580 error.

00:54:50.300 The

00:54:50.540 vaccination

00:54:51.140 was

00:54:52.100 insufficiently

00:54:54.860 tested and

00:54:56.380 a novel

00:54:56.980 type.

00:54:58.280 Therefore,

00:54:59.120 there was a

00:54:59.640 lot of

00:54:59.940 risk.

00:55:00.800 Would you

00:55:01.140 agree with

00:55:01.560 that?

00:55:03.120 The

00:55:03.380 vaccinations

00:55:03.860 were novel.

00:55:05.220 They were

00:55:05.540 not tested

00:55:06.180 sufficiently.

00:55:08.020 There was a

00:55:08.720 lot of money

00:55:09.180 involved.

00:55:10.520 Basically,

00:55:11.080 every possible

00:55:11.800 situation to

00:55:12.620 make it

00:55:12.940 sketchy.

00:55:13.400 So,

00:55:14.260 you'd

00:55:14.460 all

00:55:14.600 agree that

00:55:15.080 the

00:55:15.220 vaccinations

00:55:15.780 had an

00:55:16.980 obvious

00:55:17.480 risk.

00:55:18.720 Obvious

00:55:19.100 risk.

00:55:19.900 Everybody

00:55:20.220 agree?

00:55:21.320 It was

00:55:21.660 really,

00:55:22.260 really obvious.

00:55:23.420 Okay.

00:55:24.500 So,

00:55:25.100 if you were

00:55:25.500 going to

00:55:25.700 take an

00:55:26.760 obvious

00:55:27.200 risk,

00:55:28.500 you'd

00:55:29.100 want to

00:55:29.360 make sure

00:55:29.760 that that

00:55:30.160 was a

00:55:30.760 better deal

00:55:31.360 than not

00:55:32.300 doing

00:55:32.540 anything.

00:55:34.060 Now,

00:55:34.520 the not

00:55:34.780 doing

00:55:35.020 anything,

00:55:35.540 we were

00:55:35.960 told,

00:55:37.340 meant that

00:55:37.740 you would

00:55:38.000 get COVID

00:55:38.560 without

00:55:39.160 whatever

00:55:40.080 protections

00:55:41.580 they were

00:55:41.980 promising

00:55:42.380 you that

00:55:42.860 maybe

00:55:43.140 weren't

00:55:43.620 real.

00:55:44.880 So,

00:55:45.340 you had

00:55:45.500 the second

00:55:45.900 risk was

00:55:46.460 the COVID

00:55:46.880 itself.

00:55:48.480 And,

00:55:48.860 during that

00:55:49.400 time,

00:55:49.700 we were

00:55:49.880 told that

00:55:50.280 the COVID

00:55:50.740 had sketchy

00:55:52.520 origins that

00:55:53.280 may have

00:55:53.560 been military

00:55:54.160 in nature.

00:55:55.800 As in,

00:55:56.720 if it's

00:55:57.140 designed,

00:55:58.360 it's designed

00:55:59.080 to be worse.

00:56:00.780 And,

00:56:01.060 if it's

00:56:01.340 designed,

00:56:01.980 it may be

00:56:02.400 designed to

00:56:02.920 kill you

00:56:03.360 sooner or

00:56:03.840 later,

00:56:05.020 et cetera.

00:56:06.400 So,

00:56:06.880 I think

00:56:08.040 that a lot

00:56:08.420 of people

00:56:08.720 said,

00:56:09.340 let's look

00:56:10.080 at the

00:56:10.340 vaccination

00:56:10.720 by itself.

00:56:12.340 Does the

00:56:12.880 vaccination

00:56:13.300 introduce a

00:56:14.360 new risk

00:56:15.020 that wasn't

00:56:15.960 there?

00:56:16.480 Yes.

00:56:17.360 It's a

00:56:17.920 whole brand

00:56:18.340 new risk

00:56:18.880 that if

00:56:19.560 you don't

00:56:19.900 take it,

00:56:20.360 you don't

00:56:20.600 have any

00:56:21.000 of those,

00:56:21.980 you don't

00:56:22.480 risk any

00:56:22.920 of those

00:56:23.200 outcomes

00:56:23.600 if you

00:56:24.060 don't

00:56:24.280 take it.

00:56:25.280 But then

00:56:25.900 people stopped

00:56:26.720 and they

00:56:28.120 said,

00:56:28.440 I'd rather

00:56:28.800 just get

00:56:29.220 the virus.

00:56:30.600 But what

00:56:31.240 did you

00:56:31.520 know about

00:56:31.920 the virus?

00:56:33.320 See,

00:56:33.560 this is where

00:56:34.140 I differed

00:56:34.880 from most

00:56:35.300 people.

00:56:36.260 I said

00:56:36.700 to myself,

00:56:37.320 there is

00:56:37.660 no way

00:56:38.040 to know

00:56:38.520 if getting

00:56:39.560 the virus

00:56:40.280 without

00:56:40.900 whatever little

00:56:42.060 protection the

00:56:42.900 vaccination might

00:56:44.080 give you

00:56:44.480 before Omicron.

00:56:46.920 Omicron's a

00:56:47.580 whole different

00:56:47.960 story.

00:56:48.740 But when it

00:56:49.180 was Alpha

00:56:49.580 and Delta,

00:56:51.420 the experts

00:56:52.280 were saying,

00:56:53.000 and maybe

00:56:53.400 they were

00:56:53.740 incorrect,

00:56:54.640 but they

00:56:55.180 were saying

00:56:55.700 that it

00:56:56.360 would give

00:56:56.600 you some

00:56:56.980 protection

00:56:57.400 from the

00:56:58.100 virus,

00:56:58.620 the worst

00:56:58.960 outcomes.

00:56:59.800 Now,

00:57:00.060 that might

00:57:00.380 not be

00:57:00.720 true.

00:57:01.680 I'm not

00:57:02.040 going to

00:57:02.540 claim that

00:57:02.900 they were

00:57:03.080 right about

00:57:03.480 that.

00:57:04.240 Everything

00:57:04.560 seems sketchy

00:57:05.280 at this

00:57:05.560 point.

00:57:05.740 But the

00:57:07.580 risk of

00:57:08.540 a

00:57:08.800 weaponized,

00:57:10.400 potentially

00:57:10.940 weaponized

00:57:11.660 military

00:57:12.280 virus is

00:57:14.200 what you

00:57:14.580 should have

00:57:14.900 compared to

00:57:15.660 the risk

00:57:16.140 of the

00:57:16.580 vaccination

00:57:16.940 itself.

00:57:18.700 So here's

00:57:20.160 another way

00:57:20.580 to look at

00:57:20.980 that.

00:57:21.840 You would

00:57:22.200 be comparing

00:57:22.820 two complete

00:57:23.700 unknowns.

00:57:26.200 These are

00:57:26.860 complete

00:57:27.320 unknowns.

00:57:27.780 unknowns.

00:57:29.720 How could

00:57:30.660 you have

00:57:30.980 confidence

00:57:31.660 comparing

00:57:33.040 two complete

00:57:33.820 unknowns?

00:57:37.240 Most people

00:57:38.220 did.

00:57:38.740 Most people

00:57:39.160 had confidence.

00:57:41.940 Yeah.

00:57:42.940 So here's

00:57:44.560 what I,

00:57:46.420 here's my

00:57:47.720 analysis.

00:57:48.900 I said,

00:57:49.820 there are two

00:57:50.240 unknowns.

00:57:51.540 One is a

00:57:52.200 vaccination that

00:57:53.060 is designed

00:57:53.720 by people who,

00:57:55.240 in the best

00:57:55.820 case, is

00:57:57.140 meant to

00:57:57.540 protect you.

00:57:58.600 They may be

00:57:59.140 wrong.

00:57:59.980 They may get

00:58:00.480 that terribly

00:58:00.960 wrong, but

00:58:01.460 the intention

00:58:02.660 was to

00:58:03.160 protect you.

00:58:04.480 The virus,

00:58:06.520 based on

00:58:06.940 everything we

00:58:07.500 still know,

00:58:09.420 if it were

00:58:10.460 designed, and it

00:58:11.460 looks like it

00:58:11.900 was, it was

00:58:13.600 designed to make

00:58:14.360 your outcomes

00:58:14.940 worse.

00:58:16.420 So you have

00:58:16.820 two unknowns.

00:58:17.400 unknowns.

00:58:18.320 One is an

00:58:19.100 unknown, but

00:58:20.140 an intention

00:58:20.740 to make you

00:58:21.320 healthier.

00:58:22.240 One is an

00:58:22.960 unknown, but

00:58:24.120 the intention

00:58:24.900 is to kill

00:58:26.300 you, or to

00:58:27.940 make you sick

00:58:28.480 forever.

00:58:29.920 So if you

00:58:30.620 have two

00:58:30.940 unknowns, but

00:58:31.980 you can tell

00:58:32.480 the intention

00:58:33.180 behind each

00:58:33.980 of them, does

00:58:35.960 it make sense

00:58:36.540 to take the

00:58:37.100 one where the

00:58:37.620 intention was

00:58:38.360 to keep you

00:58:38.800 healthy, even

00:58:39.860 if they're

00:58:40.200 wrong, versus

00:58:41.560 the one where

00:58:42.240 the intention

00:58:42.760 was to kill

00:58:43.360 you, even

00:58:44.540 if they didn't

00:58:45.120 design it as

00:58:45.700 wrong enough to

00:58:46.280 do it?

00:58:47.400 Again, there's

00:58:50.020 no way to

00:58:50.440 know that's

00:58:50.860 the right

00:58:51.100 decision.

00:58:52.620 So do you

00:58:53.300 know what I

00:58:53.660 do when the

00:58:55.840 actual decision

00:58:56.780 cannot be

00:58:57.780 measured and

00:58:59.140 compared?

00:58:59.940 Here's how I

00:59:00.640 make the

00:59:01.000 decision.

00:59:02.520 I go down

00:59:03.740 a level, I

00:59:05.120 say, all

00:59:05.460 right, there's

00:59:05.980 no way I can

00:59:06.600 say which one

00:59:07.280 is bigger.

00:59:08.260 So I go down

00:59:08.940 a level and I

00:59:09.520 say, is there

00:59:10.400 anything else

00:59:11.240 about the

00:59:11.740 situation where

00:59:13.480 I could have

00:59:13.900 certainty?

00:59:15.440 Since the

00:59:16.100 two biggest

00:59:16.660 variables are

00:59:17.380 complete

00:59:17.860 unknowns, is

00:59:19.220 there anything

00:59:19.660 that's like

00:59:20.160 second level

00:59:20.920 down that

00:59:21.480 matters a

00:59:21.980 lot that I

00:59:23.860 can be sure

00:59:24.580 about?

00:59:25.340 And it

00:59:25.600 turns out

00:59:25.920 there was.

00:59:26.760 The one

00:59:27.300 thing I

00:59:27.640 could be

00:59:27.980 sure about

00:59:28.660 is that at

00:59:30.060 the time, if

00:59:30.840 you got a

00:59:31.300 vaccination, you

00:59:32.060 could travel

00:59:32.660 internationally.

00:59:35.760 That was the

00:59:36.420 only thing I

00:59:36.780 was sure

00:59:37.040 about.

00:59:38.500 So since the

00:59:39.540 unknowns were

00:59:40.220 complete unknowns

00:59:41.020 and can't be

00:59:41.740 compared, I go

00:59:43.400 down a level,

00:59:43.980 hospital, and I

00:59:45.000 made the same

00:59:45.500 decision that

00:59:46.640 Dr.

00:59:47.060 Malone made.

00:59:48.460 Dr.

00:59:48.960 Malone, knowing

00:59:49.840 all the risks,

00:59:51.300 he's literally the

00:59:52.120 expert, knowing all

00:59:53.620 the risks, but

00:59:55.040 also knowing that

00:59:55.920 the COVID itself is

00:59:58.080 a risk, he

00:59:59.360 decided that he

01:00:00.360 would not get the

01:00:01.040 vaccination until

01:00:02.860 he needed it to

01:00:03.800 travel internationally.

01:00:05.800 That's what I did.

01:00:06.840 Same thing.

01:00:08.280 Now, did I make

01:00:09.420 the right decision?

01:00:10.480 I don't know.

01:00:11.800 I know that I

01:00:12.460 don't have any

01:00:13.020 identifiable medical

01:00:14.220 problems that, you

01:00:16.560 know, would be some

01:00:17.420 kind of vaccination

01:00:18.240 or even COVID

01:00:19.700 related.

01:00:20.700 At the moment, I'm

01:00:21.460 in perfect health.

01:00:23.000 So did I make the

01:00:24.320 right decision?

01:00:25.040 No way to know.

01:00:26.580 And no way I'll ever

01:00:27.440 know, really.

01:00:28.220 Well, I suppose if I

01:00:29.840 got myocarditis now,

01:00:31.240 it looks suspicious.

01:00:33.360 But, so I didn't get

01:00:35.740 the boosters.

01:00:36.240 Do you know why I

01:00:37.220 didn't get the

01:00:37.700 boosters?

01:00:39.960 Because the boosters

01:00:41.040 were pure risk

01:00:42.600 against Omicron that

01:00:44.820 was looking increasingly

01:00:46.620 like it didn't matter.

01:00:49.000 And I didn't need to

01:00:50.180 travel.

01:00:52.200 Didn't need to

01:00:52.980 travel.

01:00:54.380 So that was it.

01:00:55.980 Now, and of course,

01:00:56.940 I was, I had a

01:00:58.100 comorbidity that other

01:00:59.380 people didn't have.

01:01:00.400 So I have asthma.

01:01:02.520 I'm not sure if that

01:01:03.540 was really a comorbidity

01:01:04.640 after all, but the

01:01:05.740 experts were saying it

01:01:06.620 probably was because,

01:01:07.780 you know, lungs, you

01:01:09.060 know, you don't want to

01:01:09.660 have weak lungs and also

01:01:11.020 get, you know, a lung

01:01:12.560 problem.

01:01:13.800 So, and then, and then

01:01:18.840 there are a number of

01:01:19.520 people who irrationally

01:01:20.780 believe that whatever

01:01:22.400 their own medical

01:01:23.300 situation was can be

01:01:25.620 generalized to mind.

01:01:26.660 what kind of analysis is

01:01:30.140 that?

01:01:30.980 That you're 25 and you've

01:01:32.780 decided not to get

01:01:33.660 vaccinated, so you're a

01:01:35.260 hero compared to me who

01:01:37.500 has no medical bad

01:01:38.840 outcomes, but I got to

01:01:40.500 travel internationally the

01:01:41.840 two best trips of my

01:01:42.820 life because no place was

01:01:44.960 busy.

01:01:45.260 I mean, I had literally

01:01:50.100 the two best trips of my

01:01:51.200 life because of getting

01:01:53.880 vaccinated.

01:01:55.340 So, I may have guessed

01:01:57.300 wrong.

01:01:58.580 That's entirely possible.

01:02:00.160 If I had a choice, if you

01:02:02.680 gave me a choice and I

01:02:03.680 were born today, if there

01:02:05.840 were no past and there

01:02:06.980 were no decisions where I

01:02:08.060 didn't know anything when I

01:02:09.060 made them, and I could just

01:02:10.320 be born today, would I

01:02:12.680 choose to have the

01:02:13.940 vaccination in me?

01:02:15.420 No.

01:02:16.660 No, no, no, no.

01:02:17.820 No, because I'm already

01:02:19.760 past whatever Omicron,

01:02:21.740 whatever risk there was

01:02:23.000 with Alpha and Delta.

01:02:24.800 I'm not too worried about

01:02:25.720 Omicron.

01:02:26.280 I already had it.

01:02:30.540 Did someone say this is a

01:02:32.000 cope?

01:02:32.460 I think the NPC copers are

01:02:36.480 having a tough time.

01:02:39.160 Cope.

01:02:40.200 Cope.

01:02:43.760 All right.

01:02:44.360 All right.

01:02:47.820 I think that cope is now

01:02:51.060 the best, probably the best

01:02:53.680 tell for cognitive

01:02:54.560 dissonance.

01:02:55.660 I think those of you who

01:02:56.840 are clever just heard my

01:02:58.880 whole description and said,

01:03:00.080 okay, that makes total

01:03:01.340 sense.

01:03:02.380 But the ones who are saying

01:03:03.340 cope, cope, are the ones

01:03:05.400 who realized that their own

01:03:06.680 analysis was bullshit and

01:03:08.860 that they made a life and

01:03:10.040 death decision incorrectly.

01:03:12.860 So they're yelling at me,

01:03:14.080 cope, because they made a

01:03:16.320 life and death decision.

01:03:17.820 without knowing how to make

01:03:19.060 decisions.

01:03:20.460 That's dangerous.

01:03:22.400 Now, did you make the right

01:03:23.780 decision?

01:03:24.560 Possibly.

01:03:25.960 Possibly.

01:03:26.840 And I've never taken that

01:03:28.120 away from anybody, have I?

01:03:29.500 You've never seen me say it

01:03:30.940 was a wrong or right decision

01:03:32.280 to get vaccinated or not.

01:03:34.540 I've never even weighed in on

01:03:35.660 that.

01:03:36.360 I've only told you what I did.

01:03:38.240 I've never recommended it for

01:03:40.100 anybody else.

01:03:40.700 So, if you were bad at making

01:03:44.260 a decision, and I just taught

01:03:46.060 you that, then the way to

01:03:48.220 prove that would be to say

01:03:49.500 cope.

01:03:50.760 Anybody else want to say it?

01:03:53.100 Anybody else want to acknowledge

01:03:54.900 their cognitive dissonance?

01:03:59.160 I let the YouTube people

01:04:02.160 comment today so that you can

01:04:04.480 see all the cope, cope.

01:04:05.640 Well, I would, I would say to

01:04:10.820 you that you may have to cope

01:04:12.520 with your bad decision-making

01:04:14.080 capabilities, but it could be

01:04:16.320 that you made the right decision

01:04:17.860 accidentally.

01:04:18.920 It's possible.

01:04:24.320 And Christian says, I think our

01:04:26.960 decisions are emotionally driven

01:04:28.400 first with a logical veneer.

01:04:30.260 That is correct, most of the

01:04:32.820 time.

01:04:34.640 That would be true when one of,

01:04:37.880 one of the decisions had an

01:04:39.360 emotional element to it.

01:04:41.380 In my case, I would say the

01:04:42.880 emotional element was a tie.

01:04:45.500 Since I had a, a fear of

01:04:48.000 vaccinations, which I described

01:04:51.100 quite, you know, quite directly

01:04:54.800 for months before I got one.

01:04:56.560 So I had a fear of vaccinations,

01:04:58.260 but I also had a fear of alpha and

01:04:59.760 delta.

01:05:01.620 So they were sort of equal fears.

01:05:04.080 So I would say when you have,

01:05:05.900 when you don't have the fear

01:05:07.500 pushing you in one direction,

01:05:09.840 then your little bit of rational

01:05:12.080 abilities can kick in.

01:05:14.440 But you're never quite sure if

01:05:15.920 you're being rational.

01:05:20.340 You had a bigger fear of the

01:05:21.960 vaccination.

01:05:24.600 All right, ladies and gentlemen,

01:05:28.480 that's all I had for today.

01:05:30.700 If you have not picked up your

01:05:31.760 copy of Reframe Your Brain, the

01:05:33.420 best book ever written, according

01:05:34.900 to everybody who's read it, every

01:05:36.480 single person, every single

01:05:37.900 person.

01:05:39.160 Okay, maybe not every person, but a

01:05:40.780 lot of people say it's the best

01:05:41.780 book they've ever read.

01:05:43.020 And they're buying copies, three,

01:05:44.940 ten copies.

01:05:45.480 Oh, I would advise you, since you're

01:05:48.380 the special people watching my

01:05:49.680 live stream, because I'm

01:05:53.080 independently published, it means

01:05:55.620 they sort of make the books when

01:05:56.960 they're needed.

01:05:58.220 They don't have a big warehouse just

01:06:00.000 waiting for you to order the book.

01:06:01.360 So if you're looking for Christmas

01:06:03.720 presents and or Thanksgiving gifts, I

01:06:08.040 think there's like a month delivery

01:06:10.220 delay on the hardcover.

01:06:12.620 So if you want the softcover, that'll

01:06:14.320 be faster.

01:06:15.060 The audiobook and the Kindle are

01:06:17.120 available right away.

01:06:18.740 But the hardcover, if you want that

01:06:20.960 because it's sort of the best gift

01:06:23.180 form, you should order that right away

01:06:26.080 for Christmas.

01:06:27.320 And I would advise you that for the

01:06:30.960 price, it's sort of the perfect gift

01:06:34.060 for everybody over 14.

01:06:36.740 It's better, you know, maybe 19 is

01:06:40.500 better than 14.

01:06:41.320 But if you've got a 14-year-old who's

01:06:43.140 extra smart, you know, you give them a

01:06:46.320 little head start.

01:06:47.920 All right.

01:06:48.780 That, ladies and gentlemen, is all I

01:06:52.060 have for today.

01:06:53.080 And I'm going to go do some other

01:06:54.440 things.

01:06:54.780 I've got to get ready for another

01:06:55.680 podcast.

01:06:57.320 And I'll be a guest on this one.

01:06:59.940 And I'll let you know when that

01:07:01.180 drops.

01:07:02.200 Bye for now.

01:07:07.160 All right.

01:07:07.760 YouTubers, thanks for joining.

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