Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 02, 2023


Episode 2249 Scott Adams: Double Whiteboards & Triple Fun. I'll Tell You Why Everything Is Broken


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1 hour and 13 minutes

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10,578

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777

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21

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Toxicity

99

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Hate speech

26

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A woman sues Disney for $50,000 over an injurious wedgie on a water slide at Typhoon Lagoon. A fire alarm accidentally goes off in an attempt to open a locked door, and an employee accidentally pulls the fire alarm.

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00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.
00:00:07.520 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams, and you're lucky enough to be here for it,
00:00:11.600 live in some cases and recorded in others.
00:00:14.940 Now, if you'd like your experience to go up to levels that no one had ever even imagined were possible,
00:00:21.520 well, all you need for that is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or gels or a stein,
00:00:25.100 a canteen jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind.
00:00:28.000 Fill it with your favorite liquid, I like, coffee.
00:00:32.020 Join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day,
00:00:35.060 the thing that makes everything better.
00:00:37.020 It's called the simultaneous sip, and it happens now. Go.
00:00:43.740 Oh, yeah.
00:00:45.800 Yeah, no, it's not called Real Coffee with Scott Adams.
00:00:49.400 It's only that on YouTube.
00:00:51.680 On YouTube, I had to put the real in front of it 0.87
00:00:53.840 because some bastard took my name before I got there. 1.00
00:01:00.800 Bastard. 0.99
00:01:02.020 So it's actually called Coffee with Scott Adams, and I just had the real on YouTube. 0.70
00:01:07.600 Speaking of YouTube, I asked a question this morning.
00:01:10.780 I don't know if anybody's noticed.
00:01:12.660 YouTube seems to have completely changed its experience for me,
00:01:18.060 and I wondered, is it just me?
00:01:21.240 In other words, it's glitching like crazy,
00:01:24.080 and it won't allow you to download,
00:01:25.980 and it's demonetizing,
00:01:27.740 and it's adding advertisements in where you don't want them.
00:01:31.460 So basically, it's like the whole thing just blew up suddenly.
00:01:35.700 So I'm trying to figure out, have I been targeted because it looks like it?
00:01:41.740 You know, you have to suspect everything at this point.
00:01:44.240 So it looks like I'm targeted because in the same time that my followers on Twitter
00:01:50.700 went to a million, you know, started at 15,000 and went to a million,
00:01:56.380 during that same time, my traffic on YouTube went from zero to about 25,000 viewers
00:02:06.840 and then just stayed like that for five years.
00:02:11.080 Do you think that's natural?
00:02:13.500 Do you think that there's anybody on YouTube
00:02:15.660 who does a daily, highly regarded live stream
00:02:19.700 that got no traffic increase in five years?
00:02:23.840 No, that's not possible.
00:02:24.960 That's not even slightly possible.
00:02:27.580 Even my number of subscribers went up, and the traffic didn't go up.
00:02:32.320 That should tell you something.
00:02:34.580 All right.
00:02:35.860 So I want to find out if that's just...
00:02:38.200 See, there are two theories that are pretty good.
00:02:40.480 One is that we have this national incompetence crisis,
00:02:44.060 and the other is maybe it's personal.
00:02:47.440 I don't know.
00:02:48.560 No way to know.
00:02:49.240 No.
00:02:49.300 Now, Rumble has its own issues, which is I can't...
00:02:57.820 At the moment, I can't do live stream without going through a third-party software,
00:03:01.840 which makes it so impractical that I'm not using it.
00:03:06.920 So, anyway, enough about that.
00:03:11.980 So here's a headline that's a...
00:03:15.440 It's a terrible headline, so something bad happened to somebody.
00:03:18.740 But I'm going to test your ability to not laugh at other people's misfortune.
00:03:25.960 There's nothing funny about this.
00:03:27.740 This is not funny. 1.00
00:03:31.000 So whatever you do, do not laugh at this, because you'd be a bastard if you did. 0.99
00:03:36.240 The headline on Fox News says, 0.98
00:03:38.540 A woman sues Disney for $50,000 over injurious wedgie on water slide at Typhoon Lagoon.
00:03:47.060 And it turns out, when you read the article, the injurious wedgie, it was not a backside wedgie.
00:03:55.820 It was a frontside wedgie.
00:03:58.900 Frontside.
00:04:01.020 And she was actually injured.
00:04:03.560 She had a bleeding, and so she's suing Disney over a wedgie, front wedgie. 0.96
00:04:11.800 Everybody, you better not be laughing at this at home.
00:04:15.440 Take my role modeling here.
00:04:18.960 Nothing funny about that.
00:04:21.740 Moving on.
00:04:23.360 Next story.
00:04:25.300 Well, we all love the story of Jamal Bowman, Representative Bowman,
00:04:30.220 who claims he accidentally activated the fire alarm,
00:04:34.480 actually pulled the fire alarm,
00:04:36.420 in an attempt to open a locked door,
00:04:39.400 because, as you know, the way you open a locked door
00:04:42.660 is to go to the nearest fire alarm.
00:04:46.200 Read the directions and conclude that
00:04:48.520 maybe if you just pull the fire alarm a little bit,
00:04:51.660 the door will open.
00:04:54.200 Now, if you had an employee
00:04:56.940 who came to you and said,
00:04:59.340 I'm sorry,
00:05:00.520 I was just trying to open a door,
00:05:02.760 and I thought that pulling the fire alarm was how you do it.
00:05:05.300 Would you have that employee drug tested?
00:05:12.920 I would, yes.
00:05:14.120 I would have that employee drug tested. 1.00
00:05:16.460 Now, I would also look at the employee's other behavior.
00:05:20.540 Did you confuse a lectern for a urinal?
00:05:23.560 Did you try to make a phone call on a sandwich
00:05:25.500 instead of a phone?
00:05:27.640 If you did any of those things,
00:05:29.640 I would say, hmm, hmm, possibility.
00:05:33.380 Something going on.
00:05:34.860 So I would like to throw into the mix
00:05:38.060 the most likely explanation
00:05:40.260 for how Representative Bowman could do something
00:05:43.760 that you and I can't understand
00:05:45.320 what anybody could do.
00:05:46.460 He was drunk.
00:05:49.760 That's all.
00:05:51.420 That's the whole story.
00:05:52.960 He was probably drunk.
00:05:55.020 Now, I have no evidence
00:05:57.040 that he was inebriated
00:05:58.200 or that he was on any kind of drugs.
00:06:00.640 I'm just saying I can't think of another reason.
00:06:04.480 Because even if you think,
00:06:06.620 oh, it was a clever plan,
00:06:07.880 he was trying to stop the vote,
00:06:09.520 which I don't think is proven, right?
00:06:14.280 To me, it looks like it was a bad plan
00:06:16.440 whether he did it intentionally or accidentally.
00:06:19.360 In either case, accidentally or intentionally,
00:06:22.600 you wouldn't do those things while you're sober.
00:06:25.800 Can we just be honest?
00:06:27.360 The most likely explanation was he was drunk at work.
00:06:31.460 Am I wrong?
00:06:33.860 Tell me I'm wrong.
00:06:35.940 Now, I'm not accusing him of being drunk.
00:06:39.100 I'm saying that if you were presented
00:06:40.800 with this set of facts,
00:06:43.480 your most likely explanation,
00:06:45.400 even if it's wrong,
00:06:47.880 the most likely explanation is
00:06:49.740 that he was drunk.
00:06:51.860 If it were, anybody else's one
00:06:53.580 would be your most likely explanation. 1.00
00:06:55.780 Because nobody's that stupid. 1.00
00:06:59.320 Even if it was a clever plan, 1.00
00:07:01.760 nobody would be so stupid 1.00
00:07:03.120 as to think that plan would work. 1.00
00:07:04.780 Don't you think that he knows
00:07:06.600 that there is video security everywhere?
00:07:11.240 I don't know.
00:07:12.660 The fact that we don't even include
00:07:14.720 that possibility in the list of what happened,
00:07:18.500 is that a blind spot?
00:07:19.740 It feels like a blind spot.
00:07:23.800 If I had done...
00:07:24.880 Well, let me ask you this.
00:07:26.460 If I had done that,
00:07:28.820 you know, me as the exact person I am,
00:07:31.460 and you heard I was in the Capitol,
00:07:33.620 and I pulled the alarm,
00:07:34.720 and then my explanation was
00:07:36.560 that I thought it opened a door,
00:07:39.480 wouldn't you assume I was stoned?
00:07:41.140 Wouldn't you?
00:07:43.860 I mean, really.
00:07:45.700 Because you'd say to yourself,
00:07:47.020 well, he seems smart enough
00:07:48.880 to do this stuff.
00:07:50.800 And you say of a representative,
00:07:52.860 well, he's smart enough
00:07:54.580 to get himself to Congress,
00:07:56.820 but he's not smart enough
00:07:57.880 to know how to unlock a door.
00:08:00.320 I don't know.
00:08:01.400 Inconsistent.
00:08:03.020 So I'm going to say,
00:08:04.120 let's put drunk on the list
00:08:05.460 of possibilities,
00:08:06.480 but I don't have any direct evidence of that.
00:08:08.540 It's just the obvious thing
00:08:09.440 you would check.
00:08:11.900 Well, the Senate Banking Committee
00:08:14.000 is doing something
00:08:14.800 that makes sense on the surface,
00:08:16.440 so it must be a trick.
00:08:19.140 Right?
00:08:19.700 They're doing something
00:08:20.480 that makes sense on the surface,
00:08:23.000 so obviously it's a trick.
00:08:26.120 They're trying to make it legal
00:08:28.220 for banks to handle marijuana businesses,
00:08:31.620 which at the moment,
00:08:33.340 banks don't like to do
00:08:34.440 because it's illegal.
00:08:37.640 So that sounds like progress, right?
00:08:40.040 It's just a good thing.
00:08:41.520 Oh, wow.
00:08:42.580 They're trying to fix
00:08:43.660 something that's broken
00:08:44.880 that the banks can't even handle
00:08:47.560 a legal business.
00:08:49.820 That's good, right?
00:08:51.180 Do you think that's why
00:08:52.140 they're doing it?
00:08:53.600 Do you think this is why
00:08:54.840 they're making banks
00:08:56.780 able to handle your transactions?
00:08:59.440 No. 0.99
00:09:00.100 It's so they can fucking track you. 0.98
00:09:02.160 It has nothing to do with you 0.99
00:09:03.640 as a consumer or a citizen.
00:09:05.740 It's so the government
00:09:06.680 can have more control over you
00:09:08.480 because right now,
00:09:09.520 if you pay cash for your weed,
00:09:10.880 they're not sure you bought any weed.
00:09:13.500 But I think they'd like to know,
00:09:15.200 and they'd like to know your address
00:09:16.480 and everything else about you.
00:09:18.700 No.
00:09:19.120 So I see this as just another 0.99
00:09:20.940 sign of fuckery, basically. 0.96
00:09:25.180 But it would be useful. 0.98
00:09:28.380 Trump's trial starts today
00:09:30.220 on his...
00:09:31.900 mostly the issues about
00:09:34.000 overvaluing his properties,
00:09:36.440 they say.
00:09:37.820 Do you think that he won't win this?
00:09:41.080 Do you think that he can't make
00:09:42.680 an argument that his property
00:09:43.920 is worth more
00:09:44.720 than the court thinks it's worth?
00:09:47.860 I feel like he should win this one,
00:09:50.180 except for, you know,
00:09:51.940 not having a real justice system.
00:09:55.740 I don't know.
00:09:56.400 So we'll keep an eye on that.
00:09:58.740 But, you know,
00:10:04.940 so he's got...
00:10:08.440 It's amazing.
00:10:11.700 The fact that
00:10:12.920 overvaluing his business
00:10:14.820 in the context of bank loans
00:10:17.780 and also insurance,
00:10:20.060 the fact that the public
00:10:21.520 doesn't even understand
00:10:22.540 how all that works,
00:10:24.580 the public actually believes
00:10:26.520 that the bank took his word
00:10:28.760 for the value of his properties.
00:10:31.040 Just hold that in your mind.
00:10:32.820 The story that we,
00:10:34.100 the public,
00:10:34.560 have been told
00:10:35.200 is that there are banks,
00:10:37.480 or maybe one bank,
00:10:38.560 I don't know,
00:10:40.100 that took his word
00:10:41.340 for, like,
00:10:43.380 a gazillion dollars
00:10:44.460 worth of value.
00:10:45.740 They didn't do
00:10:46.300 their own work, apparently.
00:10:47.420 They just took his word for it.
00:10:49.740 That's what we're being told, right?
00:10:51.820 Now,
00:10:52.340 anybody who has even
00:10:53.600 a little bit of experience
00:10:54.760 in business knows
00:10:56.340 that's not true.
00:10:57.860 Yeah, there's no chance.
00:10:58.960 There's zero chance
00:10:59.780 that they took his word for it.
00:11:03.000 Now,
00:11:03.800 what about the insurance companies?
00:11:06.680 Suppose he inflated
00:11:07.940 the value of his asset
00:11:09.020 and then he went
00:11:09.820 to get insurance.
00:11:11.400 Does the insurance company
00:11:12.540 hate that?
00:11:13.740 No, they love that.
00:11:15.160 They love that.
00:11:16.600 That's their ideal situation.
00:11:18.820 The ideal situation
00:11:20.000 is that the customer
00:11:21.400 pays too much
00:11:22.280 for insurance
00:11:23.020 and is happy about it
00:11:24.680 because that's what
00:11:25.660 they think their property
00:11:26.560 is worth.
00:11:27.620 And then if their property
00:11:28.500 gets destroyed
00:11:29.260 and you have to replace it,
00:11:31.000 ha, ha, ha,
00:11:31.700 we replaced it
00:11:32.460 for half of what
00:11:33.680 you thought it was worth.
00:11:34.900 So we win
00:11:35.840 and we overcharge you
00:11:37.540 for insurance.
00:11:38.780 So he's going to,
00:11:39.400 he might,
00:11:40.260 he might be in legal trouble
00:11:41.780 for making an insurance
00:11:43.480 company rich.
00:11:44.360 Now,
00:11:44.640 I don't know
00:11:45.220 all the details,
00:11:46.460 so don't take my word
00:11:47.660 for the details,
00:11:48.880 but what the news
00:11:49.860 has told us
00:11:50.760 doesn't make sense.
00:11:53.160 There can be no situation
00:11:55.000 where a bank
00:11:56.220 took somebody's word
00:11:57.240 for the value
00:11:57.880 of their property.
00:11:59.280 That has never happened.
00:12:00.980 And there cannot be
00:12:02.140 a situation
00:12:02.760 where overvaluing
00:12:04.740 your assets
00:12:05.500 is bad
00:12:06.740 for the insurance company.
00:12:08.720 Again,
00:12:09.500 that's not a thing.
00:12:11.820 Right?
00:12:12.440 The insurance company
00:12:13.300 is going to make sure
00:12:13.900 that they're only
00:12:14.400 reimbursing you
00:12:15.160 for the thing you lost,
00:12:16.360 not for your opinion
00:12:18.000 of its value.
00:12:20.660 So,
00:12:21.340 how did we even
00:12:22.480 get this far?
00:12:24.600 That,
00:12:25.060 you know,
00:12:26.080 separate from the questions
00:12:27.360 of whether the lawsuit
00:12:28.300 is appropriate,
00:12:29.680 the public
00:12:30.660 is completely misinformed
00:12:32.320 on the news.
00:12:33.960 The only reason
00:12:34.760 that I know 0.99
00:12:35.280 the news is bullshit 0.98
00:12:36.140 is that I was a banker 0.99
00:12:38.220 and I have a big house
00:12:40.440 that I had to get insured.
00:12:42.200 So I know
00:12:42.940 how insurance works.
00:12:44.940 Right?
00:12:45.180 So I know two things
00:12:46.180 that the public
00:12:46.860 should know,
00:12:48.960 but probably doesn't
00:12:49.900 know as well.
00:12:52.300 So maybe we'll learn
00:12:53.520 something here.
00:12:54.380 We'll see.
00:12:56.900 All right.
00:12:59.720 According to Turley,
00:13:02.260 there are a whole bunch
00:13:03.500 of reasons why,
00:13:04.640 at least four reasons
00:13:05.740 why Biden
00:13:06.440 could get impeached.
00:13:08.200 Is that what your news
00:13:10.000 is telling you?
00:13:11.620 Has your mainstream news
00:13:13.060 said that there are
00:13:14.100 four reasonably
00:13:15.200 likely impeachable offenses?
00:13:19.760 Nope.
00:13:20.620 Nope.
00:13:21.200 Do you think
00:13:21.640 Jonathan Turley
00:13:22.460 is unqualified
00:13:23.540 to say what is
00:13:24.600 an impeachable offense?
00:13:26.320 Nope.
00:13:26.840 Nope.
00:13:27.140 He's totally qualified.
00:13:28.880 Totally qualified.
00:13:30.120 Does Turley have
00:13:31.000 a long record
00:13:31.820 of doing things
00:13:32.740 which would make him
00:13:34.180 seem less credible?
00:13:36.100 Nope.
00:13:36.940 Nope.
00:13:37.260 He has a long history
00:13:38.420 of calling balls
00:13:40.040 and strikes,
00:13:41.080 be they Republican
00:13:42.220 or Democrat.
00:13:43.460 Very long history
00:13:44.240 of that.
00:13:45.200 And he says
00:13:47.180 there's four pretty
00:13:48.340 obvious impeachable things
00:13:49.980 that still have to be
00:13:50.820 demonstrated, right?
00:13:52.260 They're not proven,
00:13:53.680 but the evidence we have
00:13:55.160 strongly suggests
00:13:56.800 that if we got a hold
00:13:58.200 of the banking records,
00:13:59.920 that's all you would need
00:14:01.360 to connect it all
00:14:02.800 to the big guy.
00:14:04.640 So,
00:14:05.540 hold that in your head
00:14:07.200 for a while.
00:14:08.140 We'll get to some
00:14:08.860 other stuff.
00:14:10.220 There's a study,
00:14:11.260 some interdisciplinary
00:14:12.480 research team
00:14:13.600 at the Max Planck Institute
00:14:15.140 for Empirical Aesthetics,
00:14:17.740 you know,
00:14:18.520 the MPIEA.
00:14:20.700 It's over in Frankfurt.
00:14:22.080 Anyway,
00:14:22.400 they collaborated
00:14:23.380 with some people
00:14:24.060 and came up with
00:14:25.040 this shocking result
00:14:27.520 that dancing
00:14:29.080 can make you happy.
00:14:31.700 Dancing can make you happy.
00:14:33.180 So,
00:14:33.980 if you're in a bad mood
00:14:35.180 and somebody
00:14:37.140 makes you dance,
00:14:38.620 the dancing
00:14:39.060 will make you happier.
00:14:41.240 Now,
00:14:42.520 did you not
00:14:43.580 already know that?
00:14:45.800 Is there somebody
00:14:46.760 here who
00:14:47.140 didn't know that?
00:14:49.780 Let me
00:14:50.540 give you the reframe.
00:14:52.480 All right.
00:14:53.380 So,
00:14:53.840 my book,
00:14:54.340 Reframe Your Brain,
00:14:55.280 which is,
00:14:56.400 according to readers,
00:14:57.440 changing their lives
00:14:58.360 like crazy.
00:14:58.960 Here's the reframe.
00:15:02.940 The usual frame,
00:15:04.480 the normal way
00:15:05.120 we look at it,
00:15:05.840 is that your mind
00:15:07.060 is contained
00:15:09.220 in your brain.
00:15:10.940 So that your skull
00:15:12.240 is the limit 0.53
00:15:13.460 to your brain
00:15:14.300 and your mind.
00:15:15.000 It's all in there.
00:15:15.820 It's inside your head.
00:15:18.620 The reframe,
00:15:20.020 which will change
00:15:20.800 everything for you,
00:15:22.180 is that your mind
00:15:23.320 includes the brain,
00:15:24.840 of course,
00:15:26.240 but also includes
00:15:27.240 your body
00:15:27.760 and all of its
00:15:29.300 experiences
00:15:29.960 and also includes
00:15:31.660 your physical surroundings.
00:15:34.660 Right?
00:15:35.080 If you don't
00:15:35.920 see your mind
00:15:36.800 as your physical
00:15:37.640 surroundings,
00:15:38.600 you won't know
00:15:39.420 what to do
00:15:40.040 when your mind
00:15:40.940 is not where
00:15:41.580 you want it to be.
00:15:43.160 Do you know
00:15:43.520 what I do
00:15:43.940 when my mind
00:15:44.640 is not right?
00:15:46.200 I go for a
00:15:47.120 nice long walk
00:15:48.320 and move my body
00:15:50.540 or I find my dog
00:15:53.020 and I curl up
00:15:54.920 with her for five minutes
00:15:56.020 and get that little
00:15:57.620 feeling from the
00:15:58.900 dog hugging
00:15:59.440 or I do something
00:16:02.640 else that makes
00:16:03.380 my body feel good.
00:16:04.900 Eat some food.
00:16:06.600 You know the rest.
00:16:08.580 Right?
00:16:09.040 Now,
00:16:09.660 so when I think
00:16:10.680 of my mind,
00:16:11.660 I think of
00:16:12.840 my entire environment
00:16:13.940 because those are
00:16:14.920 the things I move
00:16:15.680 to affect my mind.
00:16:17.120 So it's like
00:16:17.780 your environment
00:16:18.380 is the user interface
00:16:19.660 for your mind.
00:16:21.400 The people
00:16:22.100 who are lost
00:16:23.000 are the people
00:16:24.160 who say,
00:16:24.700 my mind is not right.
00:16:25.800 I'm unhappy.
00:16:27.300 I'll try to fix it
00:16:28.340 by thinking better thoughts.
00:16:30.160 I can't.
00:16:31.360 I can't.
00:16:31.800 I can't fix my mind
00:16:32.780 with my mind.
00:16:33.820 Oh no.
00:16:34.540 There's nothing I can do.
00:16:35.800 I'd better go to a doctor
00:16:36.680 and get a pill.
00:16:39.080 Don't do that.
00:16:40.540 Just understand
00:16:41.280 that your mind
00:16:41.880 is your body
00:16:42.580 and your physical environment
00:16:43.840 and that if you move
00:16:45.340 your physical environment
00:16:46.480 just right,
00:16:47.540 and dancing
00:16:48.100 would be only one example,
00:16:50.040 you can change your mind.
00:16:52.260 How often do I do
00:16:53.400 this exact thing?
00:16:55.000 Really often.
00:16:56.480 Really often.
00:16:58.160 Several times a week
00:16:59.380 I say to myself,
00:17:00.820 oh God,
00:17:01.380 my head is not
00:17:02.160 where I want it to be.
00:17:03.760 And what do I do?
00:17:04.740 Do I sit in a chair
00:17:05.520 and think different?
00:17:06.820 Oh, think different.
00:17:08.960 Oh, there we go.
00:17:10.000 I got my mind all fixed.
00:17:11.800 No, I do not do that.
00:17:13.460 I immediately
00:17:14.120 leave my environment.
00:17:16.260 Get out of the room.
00:17:17.660 You have to get
00:17:18.120 out of the room.
00:17:19.460 And you got to go
00:17:20.300 somewhere else.
00:17:21.180 You got to walk the dog.
00:17:22.280 You got to be under a tree.
00:17:23.800 You got to breathe differently.
00:17:25.200 You got to do
00:17:25.600 something physical.
00:17:27.460 Everything else
00:17:28.120 is a waste of time.
00:17:29.840 So just remember
00:17:30.720 that refrain.
00:17:33.440 I've been listening
00:17:34.680 to a lot of relationship
00:17:35.780 advice on Instagram,
00:17:38.100 which by the way
00:17:39.280 is the very best place
00:17:41.280 to get advice.
00:17:43.420 If you want to know
00:17:44.380 how to handle
00:17:44.980 the most important things
00:17:46.440 in your life,
00:17:47.060 you should go
00:17:48.760 to an Instagram
00:17:49.400 influencer.
00:17:51.420 Not science.
00:17:52.860 No, not science.
00:17:54.200 Go to an Instagram
00:17:54.940 influencer
00:17:55.540 who has had
00:17:57.320 two or three
00:17:58.140 failed marriages
00:17:59.740 and
00:18:00.220 they will tell you
00:18:04.200 what to do.
00:18:05.740 So you don't have
00:18:07.020 to do it.
00:18:07.460 I already did
00:18:07.980 the research.
00:18:09.740 And here's what
00:18:10.340 I've learned.
00:18:10.780 And I've sampled
00:18:11.720 quite a few
00:18:12.420 relationship experts.
00:18:13.540 And so this is just
00:18:15.200 applies to
00:18:16.160 heterosexual men.
00:18:18.220 Right?
00:18:18.440 This advice.
00:18:19.560 So I can't speak
00:18:20.640 for the LGBTQ
00:18:21.520 community at all.
00:18:23.180 But for hetero men,
00:18:25.180 this is the advice
00:18:25.960 that I've seen.
00:18:27.140 And it's very consistent
00:18:28.260 across all the experts,
00:18:29.700 which is how you know
00:18:30.420 it's right.
00:18:31.260 There are two things
00:18:31.980 you need to know
00:18:32.520 as a man.
00:18:33.080 Number one,
00:18:34.500 giving a woman
00:18:35.280 whatever she wants
00:18:36.440 will make you look 0.73
00:18:37.620 like a weak
00:18:38.420 beta simp
00:18:39.540 and make her
00:18:41.340 lose interest
00:18:41.980 in you sexually 0.87
00:18:42.720 until she cheats 0.99
00:18:43.740 on you with
00:18:44.240 somebody else.
00:18:45.740 So that's number one.
00:18:47.420 The last thing
00:18:48.140 you can do,
00:18:48.800 say all of the,
00:18:49.660 and by the way,
00:18:50.260 the male and female
00:18:51.540 experts say the same
00:18:52.440 thing.
00:18:53.160 It's not just the men
00:18:54.080 saying this.
00:18:55.100 The male and female
00:18:56.280 relationship experts
00:18:57.480 say,
00:18:58.400 do not,
00:18:59.120 do not
00:18:59.920 give the woman 0.95
00:19:01.200 everything she asks
00:19:02.040 for.
00:19:02.920 Because then she'll
00:19:03.320 just think you're
00:19:04.060 her servant
00:19:05.120 and she'll lose
00:19:05.940 interest in you
00:19:06.540 and go cheat on you. 0.56
00:19:08.180 So,
00:19:08.500 but that's only one.
00:19:10.020 I mean,
00:19:10.820 you need more
00:19:11.340 than that.
00:19:12.940 So number one
00:19:13.620 is don't give a woman 1.00
00:19:14.440 whatever she wants.
00:19:15.580 Number two
00:19:16.140 is you need to know
00:19:17.820 that not giving a woman 0.99
00:19:19.000 whatever she wants
00:19:20.020 will make her go
00:19:21.640 look for a guy
00:19:22.560 who will
00:19:23.080 so then she'll
00:19:24.300 cheat on you.
00:19:26.960 So you got your
00:19:27.740 two situations here.
00:19:28.840 Giving a woman
00:19:29.360 what she wants
00:19:30.120 will make her
00:19:30.720 like you less
00:19:31.460 and cheat on you 0.62
00:19:32.100 and giving her
00:19:33.320 everything she wants
00:19:34.460 or giving her
00:19:35.860 nothing she wants
00:19:37.080 will make her
00:19:37.940 unhappy
00:19:38.340 and go find
00:19:38.920 a guy who will.
00:19:42.020 And then I was told
00:19:43.160 Scott,
00:19:43.820 Scott,
00:19:44.140 Scott,
00:19:44.500 you have to find
00:19:45.260 a happy medium.
00:19:47.100 You have to find
00:19:47.660 the balance.
00:19:49.660 What exactly
00:19:50.580 is the balance
00:19:51.420 between giving
00:19:53.200 people what they
00:19:53.900 want and giving
00:19:54.480 people nothing
00:19:55.080 they want?
00:19:56.400 Is it giving them
00:19:57.360 half of what they
00:19:58.080 want?
00:20:00.300 Let's say that.
00:20:01.080 It's giving women 0.99
00:20:03.080 half of what they
00:20:03.820 want.
00:20:04.720 What would a woman 1.00
00:20:05.460 do who got half
00:20:06.840 of what she wanted?
00:20:08.740 If she's rational.
00:20:11.400 I'm pretty sure
00:20:12.340 she would look
00:20:12.880 for somebody
00:20:13.400 who would give
00:20:13.800 her everything
00:20:14.280 she wanted.
00:20:16.000 And then she
00:20:16.680 would cheat on you.
00:20:18.580 Because why
00:20:19.200 would she settle
00:20:20.000 for half?
00:20:21.920 Why would she
00:20:22.640 settle for 80%?
00:20:24.620 Who would settle
00:20:25.420 for 80% when
00:20:26.280 you could have
00:20:26.680 100%?
00:20:29.300 So according
00:20:30.020 to the relationship
00:20:30.860 experts,
00:20:31.860 there are only
00:20:32.320 two ways to go
00:20:33.600 if you're a man
00:20:34.360 and both of
00:20:35.360 them end in
00:20:36.120 failure and
00:20:36.920 poverty.
00:20:42.100 Literally.
00:20:43.160 I'm not even
00:20:43.900 making this up.
00:20:45.740 Those are the
00:20:46.500 only relationship
00:20:47.380 advices on
00:20:48.180 Instagram.
00:20:49.120 There are two
00:20:49.760 ways to go and
00:20:50.700 they're guaranteed
00:20:51.340 to fail.
00:20:51.840 I'm not making
00:20:55.400 this up.
00:20:55.860 These are the
00:20:56.220 experts.
00:20:57.300 And the experts
00:20:57.880 are never wrong.
00:20:59.080 If anybody
00:20:59.520 figures out what
00:21:00.260 would work,
00:21:01.060 you should let
00:21:01.580 me know.
00:21:03.000 All right,
00:21:03.360 let's talk about
00:21:03.880 Matt Gaetz,
00:21:04.640 who's threatening
00:21:06.220 to or trying
00:21:07.440 to get
00:21:09.240 McCarthy out of
00:21:10.000 his speaker's
00:21:10.520 job.
00:21:10.800 And his big
00:21:12.320 complaint is
00:21:12.960 McCarthy had
00:21:13.600 made some
00:21:14.120 promises early
00:21:15.580 on, and
00:21:17.280 those promises
00:21:18.400 he says were
00:21:19.860 not kept.
00:21:20.500 Mostly promises
00:21:21.240 about putting
00:21:21.820 funding bills
00:21:22.660 in one bill
00:21:23.940 instead of
00:21:24.480 collecting things
00:21:25.200 together.
00:21:26.680 Now, a lot
00:21:27.840 of people think
00:21:28.320 that's a bad
00:21:28.800 idea, including
00:21:29.400 Thomas Massey,
00:21:30.780 who tweeted
00:21:31.880 or posted,
00:21:33.640 I fear that
00:21:34.220 attempting to
00:21:35.140 vacate Speaker
00:21:36.000 McCarthy at this
00:21:37.140 juncture is a
00:21:37.840 bad idea that
00:21:39.080 will lead to
00:21:39.620 worse outcomes
00:21:40.400 for conservatives.
00:21:42.080 And then he
00:21:42.960 says, signed,
00:21:44.960 the only still
00:21:45.660 serving co-author
00:21:46.520 and co-sponsor
00:21:47.380 of the motion
00:21:47.960 to vacate
00:21:48.660 Speaker Boehner.
00:21:51.340 So I guess
00:21:51.980 sometime in the
00:21:52.860 past, Thomas
00:21:54.340 Massey had 0.72
00:21:54.980 been a big
00:21:57.380 part of trying
00:21:58.120 to remove
00:22:00.060 Speaker Boehner.
00:22:01.600 So he's making
00:22:02.720 sure you know
00:22:03.800 that he's not
00:22:04.420 opposed to doing
00:22:05.280 something that's
00:22:06.040 provocative and
00:22:07.220 even he's in
00:22:08.160 the minority
00:22:08.660 and even going
00:22:10.040 hard against
00:22:10.540 the Speaker.
00:22:11.560 So he's not
00:22:12.100 against it in
00:22:13.720 principle.
00:22:14.580 That's important
00:22:15.140 to know.
00:22:15.500 It's good context.
00:22:16.760 He's just saying
00:22:17.380 that this case
00:22:17.940 looks like it
00:22:19.180 would make for
00:22:20.300 worse outcomes.
00:22:22.460 Now, as you
00:22:23.140 know, I love
00:22:24.500 me some Thomas
00:22:25.680 Massey because
00:22:26.760 he's unique in
00:22:28.540 the Congress in
00:22:29.860 that he's very
00:22:30.500 smart and he's
00:22:32.320 willing to look
00:22:32.900 at evidence,
00:22:33.660 which makes him
00:22:36.200 totally unpredictable.
00:22:37.120 you don't know
00:22:38.080 which way he's
00:22:38.540 going to go
00:22:38.960 because you
00:22:39.300 don't know in
00:22:39.700 advance which
00:22:40.260 way the data
00:22:40.780 is going to
00:22:41.180 go.
00:22:41.720 So that makes
00:22:42.320 him fun,
00:22:43.440 right, because
00:22:44.120 he's honest and
00:22:45.360 he goes where
00:22:45.880 rational thought
00:22:47.960 should take you.
00:22:49.740 And so he says
00:22:51.040 probably you would
00:22:52.220 get worse outcomes
00:22:53.120 if you get
00:22:53.600 rid of Speaker
00:22:54.400 McCarthy.
00:22:55.740 So what's the
00:22:56.340 obvious question
00:22:59.180 to ask in
00:22:59.820 response?
00:23:00.320 All right, so
00:23:02.220 here's somebody
00:23:02.800 who has
00:23:03.520 credibility and
00:23:05.380 says, no,
00:23:06.820 trying to vacate
00:23:07.860 McCarthy would
00:23:08.600 give you worse
00:23:09.160 outcomes.
00:23:10.100 What is the
00:23:11.060 obvious question
00:23:11.980 next?
00:23:13.900 Worse than
00:23:14.700 what?
00:23:16.520 Worse than
00:23:17.580 what?
00:23:19.500 The current
00:23:20.520 design is
00:23:21.480 destruction of
00:23:22.220 the whole
00:23:22.480 country because
00:23:24.100 we have a
00:23:24.600 system that
00:23:25.120 guarantees we
00:23:25.980 will overspend
00:23:27.200 and overborrow
00:23:28.920 until we're
00:23:29.680 dead.
00:23:31.040 What's worse
00:23:31.840 than that?
00:23:33.020 Can you
00:23:33.740 describe me a
00:23:34.740 situation that's
00:23:35.660 worse than that?
00:23:37.000 Now I suppose
00:23:37.720 nothing improves
00:23:40.420 and you still
00:23:41.000 spend yourself to
00:23:41.880 death, but you 0.68
00:23:43.600 still end up dead
00:23:44.500 both ways, right?
00:23:46.300 So I don't think
00:23:47.300 it's worse.
00:23:48.480 It might be a
00:23:49.060 lateral move, but
00:23:50.020 is it worse?
00:23:52.480 I mean, what does
00:23:52.980 worse look like?
00:23:54.480 What is worse
00:23:55.300 than spending
00:23:56.020 ourselves into
00:23:56.700 certain destruction
00:23:57.680 while we watch
00:23:59.120 it happen?
00:23:59.540 I can't think of
00:24:01.140 anything worse.
00:24:01.900 What's worse than
00:24:02.600 having a Congress
00:24:03.940 that doesn't do
00:24:04.840 anything about the
00:24:05.640 border?
00:24:07.800 Literally, what is
00:24:08.660 worse than that?
00:24:09.500 I can't think of
00:24:10.100 anything.
00:24:10.640 What is worse than
00:24:11.800 mindlessly funding
00:24:13.320 Ukraine for what
00:24:14.460 appears to be not
00:24:15.480 national interest?
00:24:17.280 What's worse than
00:24:18.040 that?
00:24:19.020 I don't know.
00:24:19.580 everything Congress
00:24:22.740 is doing is
00:24:23.440 already the worst
00:24:24.080 case, it's the
00:24:25.180 worst case scenario.
00:24:26.940 If you could take
00:24:27.940 us away from the
00:24:28.780 worst case scenario,
00:24:30.120 then I would say,
00:24:31.120 no, don't break
00:24:31.800 it.
00:24:32.640 Let me tell you
00:24:33.220 how engineers
00:24:33.800 think.
00:24:34.760 Now, I'm not an
00:24:35.520 engineer, but I've
00:24:37.080 spent so much time
00:24:37.920 with them and
00:24:38.380 writing about them,
00:24:39.140 I could pick up
00:24:40.360 some of their
00:24:40.760 vibe.
00:24:42.220 Here's how an
00:24:42.960 engineer thinks.
00:24:44.380 Number one, if it
00:24:47.220 ain't broken, don't
00:24:49.500 try to fix it.
00:24:51.080 Right?
00:24:51.500 If it's not broken,
00:24:52.520 don't try to fix it.
00:24:55.520 Number two, if it
00:24:58.000 is broken and you 0.98
00:24:59.940 can't figure out how
00:25:00.760 to fix it, what do
00:25:01.580 you do?
00:25:02.700 If it is broken and
00:25:04.740 you don't know how
00:25:05.280 to fix it, what do
00:25:06.460 you do?
00:25:07.300 You're an engineer,
00:25:08.420 what do you do?
00:25:08.820 No, scrapping it
00:25:13.760 would just make
00:25:14.300 you build it back
00:25:15.620 again, probably.
00:25:17.400 You break it.
00:25:19.820 You break it more.
00:25:21.500 Yeah, if something's
00:25:22.400 broken and you don't
00:25:23.340 know how to fix it,
00:25:24.080 you break it more.
00:25:25.520 Because that's one
00:25:26.400 way to get you to a
00:25:27.640 different starting
00:25:28.260 point.
00:25:29.120 It could be that the
00:25:30.680 reason you can't fix
00:25:31.640 it is that there's
00:25:33.040 too much inertia,
00:25:34.740 you know, there's
00:25:35.040 too much, you know,
00:25:36.520 built-in resistance.
00:25:37.480 So you might have
00:25:38.840 to nuke it, right?
00:25:41.020 So if what Gates is
00:25:45.180 doing sends Congress
00:25:46.820 into chaos and just
00:25:49.700 completely breaks it,
00:25:51.440 is that worse?
00:25:53.260 Give me an argument
00:25:54.240 that that's worse.
00:25:55.460 Because what would
00:25:56.200 happen if Congress
00:25:57.000 completely dissolved,
00:25:58.560 like they just
00:25:59.100 couldn't do anything?
00:26:01.540 Then they would have
00:26:02.500 to fix it, wouldn't
00:26:03.300 they?
00:26:04.240 Wouldn't they then
00:26:05.080 have to fix it?
00:26:05.820 But then they'd be
00:26:06.340 starting from a
00:26:06.960 different start.
00:26:07.480 starting point.
00:26:08.480 They wouldn't be
00:26:09.080 starting from, well,
00:26:09.900 we have this cathedral
00:26:10.860 and we're not going
00:26:12.140 to tear down the
00:26:12.780 whole cathedral just
00:26:14.320 to fix these things,
00:26:15.440 so I guess there's
00:26:16.560 nothing we can do.
00:26:17.820 We'll just march
00:26:18.520 on to destruction.
00:26:20.180 No. 0.87
00:26:21.300 Bomb the cathedral. 0.82
00:26:24.380 Bulldoze the 0.99
00:26:25.000 cathedral, and then
00:26:26.540 see what you've got
00:26:27.120 to work with.
00:26:29.020 So if it's broken
00:26:30.700 and you can't fix it,
00:26:31.720 you've got to break 0.98
00:26:32.280 the shit out of it 0.98
00:26:33.100 some more. 0.93
00:26:33.920 You've got to
00:26:34.340 further break it.
00:26:35.520 You've got to
00:26:35.920 really, really break
00:26:36.840 it.
00:26:37.580 Then you might
00:26:38.220 have a way to
00:26:38.760 go forward.
00:26:39.760 But if you don't
00:26:40.280 break it, you're
00:26:41.480 on a design cruise
00:26:43.740 to destruction.
00:26:45.200 The design will
00:26:46.360 destroy you. 0.94
00:26:47.360 You have to change
00:26:47.960 the design.
00:26:49.260 And that means
00:26:50.000 breaking it.
00:26:50.800 So I'm fully in
00:26:52.480 charge of chaos
00:26:53.300 and complete
00:26:54.840 destruction.
00:26:56.080 We do not have
00:26:56.900 a Congress system
00:26:58.440 which is worth
00:26:59.140 maintaining.
00:27:00.800 Now, I'm saying
00:27:01.940 keep all the same
00:27:02.660 people for the most
00:27:03.500 part.
00:27:03.780 But they're
00:27:04.460 going to have
00:27:04.720 to operate
00:27:05.140 differently.
00:27:06.200 They're either
00:27:06.540 going to have to
00:27:07.020 show their work,
00:27:09.040 show that they've
00:27:09.840 got single issues
00:27:11.040 that they're voting
00:27:11.680 on, or something.
00:27:13.740 Something.
00:27:14.840 But whatever they're
00:27:15.500 doing now is not
00:27:16.180 working, so break it.
00:27:17.620 Just break it all.
00:27:20.580 And that would be
00:27:21.380 rational.
00:27:22.180 Now, I haven't seen
00:27:24.240 if Thomas Massey
00:27:25.940 has responded.
00:27:27.080 Sometimes he does
00:27:27.920 respond.
00:27:28.380 He may have a
00:27:30.680 good argument.
00:27:31.440 If he has a good
00:27:32.180 argument, I'm totally
00:27:33.020 going to listen to it.
00:27:34.080 Why?
00:27:35.100 Because he's credible.
00:27:36.920 He earned it.
00:27:38.000 Right?
00:27:38.340 The reason that I
00:27:39.240 would take my time
00:27:40.220 to listen to Thomas
00:27:41.940 Massey, whereas I
00:27:43.420 might not bother
00:27:44.120 with somebody else,
00:27:45.720 is that he's going
00:27:46.760 to say something
00:27:47.300 sensible.
00:27:48.300 So I will listen to
00:27:49.320 that.
00:27:50.560 And maybe change
00:27:51.460 my mind.
00:27:53.500 Well, Governor
00:27:54.460 Huckel, she's
00:27:56.260 governor of New
00:27:56.900 York, right?
00:27:58.360 Huckel is
00:27:58.940 governor of New
00:27:59.600 York.
00:28:00.000 Yeah.
00:28:00.620 And Bill Clinton
00:28:01.780 are in agreement
00:28:03.100 about something.
00:28:04.440 They both want
00:28:05.340 New York City to
00:28:06.180 stop being a
00:28:06.800 sanctuary city.
00:28:08.800 Do you know
00:28:09.540 why?
00:28:13.400 Because there's
00:28:14.420 too many
00:28:14.760 immigrants.
00:28:17.580 Now, are
00:28:19.580 Governor
00:28:20.380 Huckel and
00:28:21.120 Bill Clinton
00:28:21.640 saying that
00:28:23.380 the immigrants 0.99
00:28:24.160 are worse 0.99
00:28:25.500 than 0.52
00:28:27.100 the people
00:28:27.840 who already
00:28:28.320 live here?
00:28:29.760 Do they have
00:28:30.300 bad genetics?
00:28:31.160 Is that what
00:28:31.480 they're saying?
00:28:32.380 Is that what the
00:28:32.880 governor and
00:28:33.440 Bill Clinton?
00:28:34.140 No, no.
00:28:35.240 It has nothing to
00:28:36.020 do with the genes
00:28:37.580 or the race of
00:28:38.300 the people.
00:28:39.360 Right?
00:28:39.500 So that's not part
00:28:40.100 of the conversation.
00:28:41.060 It has nothing to
00:28:41.840 do with their
00:28:42.140 genders.
00:28:44.200 That's not part of
00:28:44.980 the conversation.
00:28:46.340 It's purely the
00:28:47.560 situation.
00:28:48.420 It's a design
00:28:49.140 problem.
00:28:50.260 If you take a
00:28:50.980 bunch of people
00:28:51.520 who are doing
00:28:52.360 well, you know,
00:28:53.160 the people who
00:28:53.620 lived in New York
00:28:54.280 in the first
00:28:55.020 place, and
00:28:56.340 then you
00:28:56.640 introduce a
00:28:57.500 large population
00:28:58.500 of people who
00:28:59.160 are not doing
00:28:59.740 well, the
00:29:01.740 natural outcome
00:29:02.740 is that the
00:29:03.340 people doing
00:29:03.840 well are going
00:29:04.320 to have to
00:29:04.920 stop doing
00:29:06.300 well, and
00:29:07.980 they're not
00:29:08.320 going to be
00:29:08.540 able to walk
00:29:08.900 down the
00:29:09.260 streets safely,
00:29:10.980 and they will
00:29:12.660 have to give
00:29:13.060 their money and
00:29:14.320 give up other
00:29:15.020 things that that
00:29:15.720 money would have
00:29:16.280 done for them.
00:29:17.060 So when Bill
00:29:21.400 Clinton and
00:29:22.020 Governor Hochul
00:29:22.760 say that New
00:29:24.920 York City should
00:29:25.560 stop being a
00:29:26.200 sanctuary city
00:29:26.960 because it's
00:29:27.460 attracting too
00:29:28.180 many immigrants,
00:29:29.400 are they being
00:29:30.200 racist?
00:29:31.780 Are they being
00:29:32.300 racist?
00:29:33.420 No.
00:29:34.660 No, they are
00:29:35.220 not.
00:29:35.640 Because first of
00:29:36.320 all, it's all
00:29:36.760 kinds of different
00:29:37.320 races, right?
00:29:38.820 It's a bunch of
00:29:39.360 different people from
00:29:40.080 different places.
00:29:40.920 It's not all
00:29:41.620 Central, South
00:29:42.300 American.
00:29:43.080 A lot of it is
00:29:43.800 African and
00:29:44.800 Eastern European and
00:29:46.540 Chinese, etc.
00:29:47.660 So it's not
00:29:48.400 racist.
00:29:50.600 But if you
00:29:51.920 were to summarize
00:29:52.620 what Governor
00:29:54.820 Hochul and Bill
00:29:55.620 Clinton are saying
00:29:56.440 about the
00:29:56.860 immigrants, what
00:29:57.520 would be a
00:29:58.760 folksier, more
00:29:59.740 casual way to
00:30:00.840 say you should
00:30:02.220 stop being a
00:30:03.180 sanctuary city?
00:30:05.300 Like what words,
00:30:06.080 if you were, let's
00:30:07.100 say if you were
00:30:07.540 crude and
00:30:08.200 provocative, what
00:30:10.080 would be another
00:30:10.540 way to state it? 1.00
00:30:13.900 Get the fuck 0.99
00:30:14.740 away, right? 0.99
00:30:16.540 So basically
00:30:17.820 they're saying
00:30:18.300 that the people
00:30:18.800 in New York
00:30:19.220 City need to 1.00
00:30:19.840 get the fuck 0.99
00:30:20.360 away from the 1.00
00:30:21.680 immigrants.
00:30:23.080 But it has
00:30:24.360 nothing to do
00:30:24.920 with the quality
00:30:25.540 of their character,
00:30:26.640 the immigrants.
00:30:27.740 It has nothing
00:30:28.460 to do with their
00:30:29.080 genes, their
00:30:29.920 chromosomes.
00:30:31.560 It has nothing
00:30:32.140 to do with their
00:30:32.660 gender.
00:30:33.540 It's not based
00:30:34.220 on bigotry.
00:30:35.380 It's system
00:30:36.080 design.
00:30:37.760 It's just
00:30:38.280 system design.
00:30:39.340 If you put the
00:30:40.180 wrong people in
00:30:40.920 the wrong place,
00:30:41.720 you get a bad
00:30:42.240 outcome.
00:30:43.820 Right?
00:30:43.940 Am I right?
00:30:46.100 It has nothing
00:30:47.020 to do with
00:30:47.460 anybody's quality
00:30:48.360 of a human
00:30:49.120 being.
00:30:49.920 It has nothing
00:30:50.440 to do with
00:30:50.940 anybody's worth.
00:30:52.480 It has nothing
00:30:52.940 to do with
00:30:53.340 your worth as
00:30:54.020 a person.
00:30:55.220 In fact, I
00:30:55.720 think I would
00:30:56.380 guess that the
00:30:57.620 immigrant population
00:30:58.680 coming in now,
00:31:00.540 this is just a
00:31:01.380 guess, is the
00:31:03.040 highest quality
00:31:03.780 of immigrants we've
00:31:05.020 ever had.
00:31:06.800 I know you
00:31:07.520 don't want to
00:31:07.880 believe that.
00:31:08.420 my opinion is
00:31:10.180 it's probably
00:31:11.260 the highest
00:31:11.740 level of
00:31:12.220 quality.
00:31:12.640 Here's why.
00:31:13.780 If you can get
00:31:14.820 all the way
00:31:15.320 from Europe
00:31:16.000 through Central
00:31:17.740 America, you've
00:31:18.600 got enough
00:31:18.980 money to do
00:31:19.640 that, you
00:31:20.800 have enough
00:31:21.240 ambition to
00:31:21.980 do that, and
00:31:23.540 you're the
00:31:23.860 type of person
00:31:24.500 who can even
00:31:25.080 conceive of this
00:31:26.020 working, and
00:31:27.300 you can pull
00:31:27.800 something together
00:31:28.500 in your
00:31:28.840 homeland, you've
00:31:30.320 already demonstrated
00:31:31.260 a whole bunch
00:31:32.140 of qualities I
00:31:32.960 like.
00:31:34.760 If you didn't
00:31:35.380 know anything
00:31:35.840 else about them,
00:31:37.060 you'd say,
00:31:37.660 hmm, I can
00:31:39.240 work with
00:31:39.660 this.
00:31:40.920 I can work
00:31:41.500 with this.
00:31:42.580 Have you ever
00:31:42.980 tried to hire a
00:31:44.560 Native American
00:31:45.260 lately?
00:31:46.200 Native as in 0.95
00:31:47.040 not original
00:31:49.880 Americans, but 0.76
00:31:50.880 somebody who was
00:31:52.120 born here?
00:31:53.280 Try to get
00:31:54.040 somebody who was
00:31:54.660 born here all
00:31:55.300 their life to
00:31:56.500 come do some
00:31:57.020 work for you.
00:31:58.880 Not so easy.
00:32:00.680 Try to get a
00:32:01.540 recent immigrant to
00:32:02.440 do some work for
00:32:03.220 you.
00:32:04.080 Yes.
00:32:05.860 You can get a
00:32:06.700 recent immigrant to
00:32:07.440 do almost any
00:32:08.080 kind of work and
00:32:09.120 be delighted and
00:32:10.560 really put in the
00:32:11.260 effort.
00:32:12.600 That's the kind of
00:32:13.460 people who are
00:32:13.840 coming here.
00:32:14.980 So I want you to
00:32:16.360 know from my
00:32:17.240 perspective, although
00:32:18.480 we don't know for
00:32:19.280 sure because we
00:32:19.940 don't really know
00:32:20.480 the composition of
00:32:21.640 them, we assume
00:32:22.800 that more criminals
00:32:23.560 are coming through.
00:32:24.740 Would you agree?
00:32:26.720 More terrorists?
00:32:28.340 Absolutely.
00:32:29.600 Definitely more 0.96
00:32:30.220 terrorists. 0.53
00:32:31.380 Definitely more 1.00
00:32:31.900 criminals.
00:32:32.300 criminals, but on
00:32:33.860 average, if you
00:32:35.600 were not counting
00:32:36.320 the criminal
00:32:37.360 elements, which
00:32:38.060 are certainly part
00:32:38.740 of it, on
00:32:39.660 average, I'll bet
00:32:40.420 we're getting a
00:32:40.940 higher level, higher
00:32:42.360 quality of
00:32:43.060 immigrants than we
00:32:43.720 have ever gotten
00:32:44.240 before because we
00:32:45.460 have a bigger
00:32:45.920 filter.
00:32:47.120 Like, it's really,
00:32:48.220 really expensive to
00:32:50.040 pay the cartels, and
00:32:52.700 it's really, really
00:32:53.460 dangerous, which
00:32:54.980 means you get all
00:32:55.600 the risk-takers.
00:32:56.240 I want risk-takers
00:33:00.600 who can figure out
00:33:01.980 how to get out of
00:33:02.540 the hellhole they
00:33:03.240 came from and to
00:33:04.520 get into America. 0.67
00:33:05.480 It's like your
00:33:05.940 perfect test.
00:33:07.520 It's the perfect
00:33:08.240 test.
00:33:10.560 Now, this is not
00:33:12.420 my ideal situation.
00:33:15.360 All right.
00:33:15.880 My ideal situation
00:33:17.100 is totally controlled
00:33:18.620 immigration in which
00:33:20.300 we get to pick, you
00:33:22.200 know, our favorite
00:33:22.980 people, the people
00:33:24.200 who add the most.
00:33:25.160 But, we don't
00:33:26.840 have that.
00:33:28.560 Sons of Liberty,
00:33:29.660 we're going to
00:33:30.080 delete you for
00:33:30.900 saying the same 1.00
00:33:31.560 fucking thing 50 1.00
00:33:32.520 times in a row. 1.00
00:33:34.340 Goodbye.
00:33:37.180 We'll get rid of 0.87
00:33:38.000 everybody else who 0.62
00:33:39.300 says that.
00:33:41.460 NGOs, NGOs,
00:33:42.980 NGOs.
00:33:43.940 All right.
00:33:44.740 We don't need you
00:33:45.580 anymore.
00:33:47.820 So, would you
00:33:50.340 say, yes or no,
00:33:52.380 that the Kathy
00:33:53.600 Hochul, the
00:33:54.720 Governor Hochul and
00:33:55.660 ex-President Bill
00:33:57.380 Clinton, are saying
00:33:58.820 the same thing that
00:33:59.740 I said.
00:34:00.580 It was not about
00:34:03.520 anybody's culture.
00:34:06.400 Any differences
00:34:07.480 among people at
00:34:09.060 all.
00:34:09.840 It was a system
00:34:10.660 design problem.
00:34:12.320 That if you take
00:34:13.620 half of the population
00:34:14.540 and teach them that
00:34:16.240 the other half have 1.00
00:34:17.100 their shit and you 1.00
00:34:18.500 should go get it, 0.99
00:34:20.580 the half that has
00:34:21.920 been taught, you
00:34:23.280 know, if you're in
00:34:24.260 the half that has 1.00
00:34:24.900 their shit, you 1.00
00:34:26.000 should get out of 1.00
00:34:26.500 there.
00:34:27.980 Get away. 0.73
00:34:29.140 So you don't want
00:34:29.940 to be where somebody
00:34:30.600 thinks that you 1.00
00:34:32.640 have their shit. 1.00
00:34:33.380 Here's a simple 1.00
00:34:34.080 example.
00:34:35.580 Suppose your state
00:34:36.840 was getting really
00:34:38.340 serious about
00:34:39.080 reparations and you
00:34:41.220 were literally going
00:34:42.080 to be taxed just
00:34:43.600 for being in that
00:34:44.300 state.
00:34:45.600 Does that say that
00:34:46.680 somebody has bad
00:34:47.460 genes?
00:34:48.460 No.
00:34:49.520 It has nothing to do
00:34:50.300 with any individual.
00:34:52.060 It's a system
00:34:52.980 that's bad for you
00:34:54.620 so you should get 1.00
00:34:55.160 the fuck out of 1.00
00:34:55.720 there. 0.98
00:34:57.180 So if you could
00:34:58.020 move to a state
00:34:58.720 that is not
00:34:59.300 considering taxing
00:35:01.040 you specifically for
00:35:02.120 reparations, you
00:35:02.880 should go there.
00:35:04.180 Now, does that have
00:35:04.860 anything to do with
00:35:05.900 anybody's genes?
00:35:07.660 No.
00:35:08.240 That's a system
00:35:08.940 design.
00:35:10.280 So you can go
00:35:12.020 where the system
00:35:13.320 design works in
00:35:14.280 your favor and
00:35:15.560 anybody who stays
00:35:16.580 where the system
00:35:17.660 design is clearly
00:35:19.780 designed to make
00:35:21.580 them suffer for
00:35:22.820 the benefit of
00:35:23.460 others, you
00:35:24.440 should get the 1.00
00:35:24.860 fuck out of 1.00
00:35:25.340 there if you 1.00
00:35:26.400 can.
00:35:27.300 Now, realistically,
00:35:28.000 there's no place
00:35:28.760 to go.
00:35:30.820 So if there were
00:35:32.060 some place to go,
00:35:32.800 that would be
00:35:33.200 serious, but it's
00:35:34.540 hyperbole because
00:35:35.580 where would you go?
00:35:39.920 All right.
00:35:40.540 So in a limited
00:35:41.420 case, maybe you
00:35:42.220 could change states
00:35:43.020 or something, but
00:35:43.660 people don't really
00:35:44.340 do that.
00:35:46.340 All right.
00:35:47.000 there's a story
00:35:50.380 that says that
00:35:51.020 Mark Zuckerberg
00:35:52.160 and his wife
00:35:52.940 sold their San
00:35:53.700 Francisco home.
00:35:55.360 So they've had
00:35:56.200 it for a while.
00:35:57.080 $31 million
00:35:57.860 they got for it.
00:35:59.380 Now, why do you
00:36:00.000 think Zuckerberg
00:36:01.140 would sell a
00:36:02.440 home in San
00:36:03.120 Francisco?
00:36:05.120 What would cause
00:36:06.940 him to not want
00:36:08.660 a home in San
00:36:09.540 Francisco?
00:36:10.280 Where he used
00:36:10.780 to, he used to
00:36:12.080 like having a
00:36:12.620 home in San
00:36:13.120 Francisco.
00:36:14.400 Could it be
00:36:15.160 that he spent
00:36:17.100 hundreds of
00:36:17.700 millions of
00:36:18.200 dollars of his
00:36:18.880 own money to
00:36:20.300 guarantee that
00:36:21.020 Democrats got
00:36:21.860 elected so that
00:36:23.480 they could put in
00:36:24.500 place a system
00:36:25.560 that he can't
00:36:27.020 survive?
00:36:28.700 Because that's
00:36:29.320 what it looks
00:36:29.740 like.
00:36:30.700 It looks like he
00:36:31.480 said, shoot, this
00:36:32.860 place has gone to 0.98
00:36:33.620 hell because of
00:36:34.900 the people I helped
00:36:35.600 get elected, and
00:36:37.040 so I've got to get 0.99
00:36:37.720 the fuck out of 0.98
00:36:38.300 here. 0.97
00:36:39.420 Now, did
00:36:40.400 Zuckerberg make
00:36:41.180 any statements or
00:36:42.060 do you believe in
00:36:42.720 his mind?
00:36:43.320 He's thinking, oh,
00:36:45.000 they moved in a
00:36:46.000 bunch of people to
00:36:46.740 my neighborhood who
00:36:48.400 have bad genes or
00:36:51.940 bad character.
00:36:53.780 No.
00:36:54.660 No.
00:36:55.200 It's the system.
00:36:57.360 San Francisco had a
00:36:58.580 system that used to
00:36:59.480 keep it clean and
00:37:01.240 inviting, and people
00:37:03.460 came there.
00:37:04.540 And then, thanks to
00:37:05.580 people like Zuckerberg,
00:37:07.180 who got Democrats in
00:37:09.140 place and Soros,
00:37:10.600 et cetera, they're
00:37:11.900 there's now a new
00:37:12.660 system in which the
00:37:14.600 smartest thing that he
00:37:15.600 can do is get the 1.00
00:37:17.020 fuck out of there. 0.96
00:37:18.100 So he sold his 1.00
00:37:18.780 house.
00:37:20.440 How much more right
00:37:21.820 do I need to be?
00:37:25.840 Do you remember the
00:37:26.860 coverage of my
00:37:27.800 cancellation?
00:37:29.800 Do you remember how
00:37:30.800 many of the stories
00:37:31.620 wrote that what I was
00:37:33.320 complaining about was
00:37:34.300 a system as opposed
00:37:36.420 to some of these genes?
00:37:38.180 Do you remember all
00:37:38.760 those stories?
00:37:39.280 You never saw one.
00:37:41.420 You know why you
00:37:41.920 never saw one?
00:37:43.860 The only place you've
00:37:45.120 seen it is where I've
00:37:46.060 been on podcasts and
00:37:47.100 I explain it.
00:37:48.280 The reason you've never
00:37:49.100 seen that story, nobody
00:37:51.520 ever asked.
00:37:53.540 I was canceled
00:37:54.600 worldwide by my
00:37:57.620 syndication, all the 0.98
00:37:58.640 newspapers, and my
00:38:00.440 publisher.
00:38:02.320 They never asked why.
00:38:04.700 They never asked what
00:38:05.640 was on my mind, why I
00:38:07.400 said it, what was the
00:38:08.940 context?
00:38:09.560 Never asked.
00:38:14.620 Oh, you're so broken.
00:38:16.580 Goodbye.
00:38:16.940 Goodbye.
00:38:21.400 All right.
00:38:22.780 Sam Bankman Freed,
00:38:24.800 apparently, according to
00:38:26.020 Michael Lewis, who's
00:38:26.840 writing a book on him,
00:38:28.280 had considered seriously
00:38:29.980 offering Donald Trump a
00:38:32.240 large amount of money to
00:38:33.220 not run in 2024.
00:38:34.500 Now, he got popped before
00:38:38.160 he could execute that, but
00:38:40.260 allegedly, somebody gave
00:38:42.160 him a number of $5
00:38:43.060 billion, and so the
00:38:45.080 speculation is that Trump
00:38:46.400 himself may be behind that
00:38:47.980 estimate.
00:38:48.980 Do you think that Trump
00:38:50.120 would have taken $5
00:38:51.280 billion in crypto to not
00:38:55.040 run?
00:38:55.280 I don't really see it.
00:39:00.800 I don't see it.
00:39:02.920 Yeah.
00:39:05.020 So, but do you think, do
00:39:08.520 you think that somebody who
00:39:09.780 was in the Trump
00:39:10.460 organization may have
00:39:12.280 floated their own number,
00:39:13.580 which was their own best
00:39:14.700 guess of what it might
00:39:16.720 take to talk him into it?
00:39:19.440 Easily.
00:39:21.200 You know, if you'd asked
00:39:22.220 me, I could have given you
00:39:23.120 a number.
00:39:25.280 You should have asked me.
00:39:27.220 I'm good at estimating.
00:39:28.880 I'll give you a number.
00:39:30.440 You know what my number
00:39:31.180 would have been?
00:39:32.280 If you had asked me, what
00:39:33.300 do you think is the
00:39:33.880 number?
00:39:34.920 Do you know what number I
00:39:35.700 would have given you?
00:39:37.100 Just guess.
00:39:38.180 Guess what number I would
00:39:39.380 have given you as Trump's
00:39:41.120 price to leave.
00:39:43.740 Well, I'll tell you.
00:39:45.420 $5 billion.
00:39:46.580 That would have been my
00:39:47.540 exact guess.
00:39:49.140 Do you know why?
00:39:50.440 Because $3 or $4 billion
00:39:51.940 are not round numbers.
00:39:53.860 They seem, you know,
00:39:55.620 just weird.
00:39:56.860 And Trump was probably
00:39:57.840 already worth somewhere
00:39:59.460 in that low billion
00:40:00.700 dollar number.
00:40:02.800 So getting a billion
00:40:04.060 might not change his life.
00:40:06.120 Getting $5 billion,
00:40:07.980 that might change his life.
00:40:10.080 You know, he could buy
00:40:10.760 entire new businesses.
00:40:12.440 He could start a media
00:40:13.640 empire if you wanted.
00:40:15.020 He could do a lot of stuff.
00:40:16.040 He could run the country
00:40:17.020 sort of without being an
00:40:18.840 elected official.
00:40:19.520 Sort of like a Soros type
00:40:22.240 or a Murdoch type.
00:40:27.440 Or a Bezos type.
00:40:29.080 They own a major publication.
00:40:31.480 So you can imagine that
00:40:32.740 Trump, you know, might have
00:40:35.000 at least considered $5 billion.
00:40:37.660 But it's the same number I
00:40:38.720 would have come up with.
00:40:40.280 Because over $5 seems like
00:40:42.640 unnecessary.
00:40:43.760 Like if $5 doesn't get it done,
00:40:45.900 I don't see how $6 would.
00:40:47.480 Right?
00:40:49.160 So $5 is enough to matter.
00:40:51.460 And it would be enough to
00:40:52.280 give him a new set of power.
00:40:54.740 You know, that he could
00:40:55.200 buy entities.
00:40:57.940 But I doubt he was ever
00:40:59.260 involved in that conversation.
00:41:00.980 It seems unlikely that
00:41:02.140 anybody would have taken
00:41:02.980 that to Trump.
00:41:04.340 Because I think he would have
00:41:05.280 I mean, I don't know.
00:41:08.720 Like he's not violent.
00:41:10.460 But he might have punched
00:41:11.460 somebody if they said that.
00:41:14.040 Anyway.
00:41:14.440 Anyway.
00:41:17.480 Well, we got a new senator
00:41:18.400 in California.
00:41:19.620 Governor Newsom is appointing
00:41:21.760 the replacement for
00:41:22.860 Dianne Feinstein,
00:41:24.840 who passed away.
00:41:26.460 And let's see if there's
00:41:29.000 any surprises involved here.
00:41:32.420 He, okay, put into job 0.99
00:41:34.860 a black lesbian woman. 1.00
00:41:37.380 Yeah, black lesbian. 1.00
00:41:38.080 So, I'm starting to think 0.98
00:41:44.200 I never had a chance
00:41:45.140 for that job.
00:41:47.600 I mean, I'm seeing subtle signs
00:41:51.140 that if I tried really hard
00:41:53.400 to get that job,
00:41:55.100 now that I'm a Democrat,
00:41:57.740 I feel like, I don't know,
00:42:00.180 I just feel like maybe the deck
00:42:02.120 was a little stacked against me
00:42:03.600 in some ways.
00:42:04.240 You know, you could say
00:42:06.580 it's the fifth career
00:42:07.480 that I've lost
00:42:08.260 because of being a white guy.
00:42:10.340 Once again,
00:42:11.080 I cannot be a senator.
00:42:13.500 Couldn't work at the bank
00:42:14.860 because I was a white guy.
00:42:16.060 Couldn't work at the phone company
00:42:17.300 because I was a white male.
00:42:18.800 They told me that directly,
00:42:19.940 by the way,
00:42:20.860 that I could never be promoted
00:42:22.120 at those places.
00:42:23.540 My TV show didn't work
00:42:24.960 because I wasn't black. 0.66
00:42:27.320 And I had to be black 0.67
00:42:28.420 to be on Monday night
00:42:29.460 on UPN.
00:42:30.120 And then I got canceled
00:42:32.100 for saying something
00:42:35.340 about the system
00:42:36.100 that had nothing to do
00:42:36.960 with anybody's genes or race.
00:42:40.040 So,
00:42:41.440 now it's the fifth time in a row
00:42:43.760 I've been blocked
00:42:44.520 by my white maleness. 0.73
00:42:48.340 Could not be a senator
00:42:49.780 in California.
00:42:52.500 But I'm sure she's great
00:42:54.300 and the reason I'm sure she's great
00:42:56.300 is that she's a woman, 0.99
00:42:58.420 a lesbian, and black.
00:43:00.460 Those are three of the greatest things 0.92
00:43:02.200 I've ever heard of in my life.
00:43:04.820 Can we all agree on that?
00:43:07.280 There's nothing better
00:43:08.340 than being any one of those things.
00:43:10.620 But if you've got three of things,
00:43:12.160 you're a woman,
00:43:12.840 you're a lesbian, 1.00
00:43:13.600 and you're black. 1.00
00:43:15.560 Well, that's who I want 0.98
00:43:16.360 for my senator.
00:43:18.100 Because one way to know
00:43:19.740 you get good quality
00:43:20.900 is to artificially restrict
00:43:23.500 your choice
00:43:24.260 to the smallest pool
00:43:26.060 of applicants.
00:43:26.700 because that's the way
00:43:29.360 you get
00:43:29.740 the best,
00:43:31.480 the best people.
00:43:33.300 All your best entrepreneurs
00:43:34.920 do that.
00:43:36.520 You've probably seen
00:43:37.520 the clips of Steve Jobs
00:43:39.100 say,
00:43:40.140 when I hire people,
00:43:41.660 I don't like to talk
00:43:42.720 to more than two.
00:43:43.440 I'm sure he said that,
00:43:48.320 right?
00:43:49.180 Because otherwise,
00:43:50.080 it's like we'd be acting 1.00
00:43:51.200 stupid or something. 0.99
00:43:53.120 But I'm sure he said that. 1.00
00:43:54.220 Probably something like that.
00:43:56.660 All right.
00:43:59.120 She's been a fierce advocate
00:44:00.320 for working people.
00:44:02.360 Yeah, excellent.
00:44:03.580 You know what the good news is?
00:44:04.980 And I'll tell you
00:44:06.860 the good news.
00:44:07.880 She has smart eyes.
00:44:10.580 Do you think that's a thing?
00:44:12.840 I really think
00:44:13.680 that's a thing.
00:44:14.960 The smart eyes.
00:44:18.220 I just look at the picture
00:44:19.560 of,
00:44:21.120 let me get her name right, 1.00
00:44:23.480 Lafonza Butler.
00:44:26.220 So, you know,
00:44:27.140 I looked at a number
00:44:27.820 of pictures of her,
00:44:28.700 and you look at her face,
00:44:29.820 and you say to yourself,
00:44:31.460 wow, she looks smart. 0.95
00:44:34.980 And everybody's agreeing.
00:44:37.480 All of the comments
00:44:38.460 are the same.
00:44:39.460 Yeah, she has smart eyes. 0.58
00:44:40.880 That does mean something.
00:44:43.100 It does mean something.
00:44:44.220 I mean, you can really tell
00:44:45.340 that she has an animated
00:44:46.960 sort of smart face.
00:44:50.700 All right.
00:44:54.160 Joe Biden recently said
00:44:55.600 in some interview
00:44:56.260 that he was worried
00:44:59.680 about the X platform
00:45:01.200 and Musk's ownership.
00:45:02.580 And he said,
00:45:03.120 and I quote,
00:45:03.640 they,
00:45:04.880 they,
00:45:06.000 they,
00:45:07.120 they,
00:45:08.460 they,
00:45:09.500 that's the first part
00:45:10.480 of the quote.
00:45:12.060 They,
00:45:12.340 they,
00:45:12.680 they,
00:45:12.940 they,
00:45:13.220 they,
00:45:13.540 they go online.
00:45:15.660 They go,
00:45:17.200 and you have no notion
00:45:18.400 whether it's true or not,
00:45:19.620 he said.
00:45:22.520 So,
00:45:24.040 there it is directly.
00:45:28.600 Joe Biden doesn't want you
00:45:29.920 to see what people say
00:45:31.420 on X because it's not
00:45:34.160 his truth.
00:45:36.060 Because I don't think
00:45:37.280 Biden thinks that he
00:45:38.480 knows the truth
00:45:39.440 in a way that's like
00:45:41.020 you and I don't know.
00:45:43.180 Is that the claim?
00:45:44.040 He has some special access
00:45:45.160 to truth.
00:45:46.000 So he can look at X
00:45:47.420 and he knows what's true
00:45:48.820 because of his superior,
00:45:50.760 you know,
00:45:52.840 I don't know,
00:45:53.180 access to information.
00:45:55.560 No.
00:45:56.000 It is the government
00:45:57.700 directly telling you
00:45:58.840 they want to censor you.
00:46:01.380 And it couldn't be
00:46:02.020 more direct
00:46:02.720 than,
00:46:03.740 than the president
00:46:04.760 of the United States
00:46:05.600 trying to discourage
00:46:07.180 people from using
00:46:08.040 a platform
00:46:08.640 or the ADL,
00:46:10.740 which is part of
00:46:11.380 the Democrat machine,
00:46:13.020 trying to destroy it
00:46:14.180 before it was even
00:46:14.880 paid for.
00:46:16.200 Yeah,
00:46:16.440 that's purely
00:46:17.180 an attack on free speech.
00:46:19.120 There's no other way
00:46:19.740 to put that.
00:46:22.320 So,
00:46:23.340 that's why all the
00:46:24.300 investigations into Elon
00:46:25.780 are happening.
00:46:26.860 Now,
00:46:27.160 do you know who's
00:46:27.720 not being investigated?
00:46:28.980 Let's see.
00:46:30.020 Elon Musk has a
00:46:31.380 whole bunch of
00:46:32.460 investigations that
00:46:33.580 all sound like 0.99
00:46:34.180 bullshit to us. 1.00
00:46:35.300 None of them sound 1.00
00:46:36.060 even vaguely
00:46:36.780 like real crimes
00:46:38.500 or anything.
00:46:40.320 But,
00:46:40.740 are there
00:46:42.380 also a lot of
00:46:43.620 investigations into
00:46:44.660 George Soros?
00:46:47.020 Does anybody
00:46:47.720 remember that?
00:46:48.660 A lot of,
00:46:49.180 a lot of George
00:46:50.320 Soros investigations?
00:46:52.280 I don't remember
00:46:52.840 any.
00:46:54.300 Let me ask you
00:46:55.540 this.
00:46:57.220 Do you think
00:46:57.940 that the
00:46:58.340 intelligence
00:46:59.060 apparati
00:47:00.000 of the United
00:47:01.200 States
00:47:01.640 would allow
00:47:03.040 any billionaire
00:47:04.180 to have an
00:47:05.820 unusual level
00:47:06.760 of control
00:47:07.480 over the
00:47:08.100 country?
00:47:11.680 Do you think
00:47:12.560 they would let
00:47:12.960 that happen?
00:47:14.500 Well,
00:47:14.760 they're not
00:47:15.040 letting it happen
00:47:16.280 with Elon Musk.
00:47:18.220 Is Elon Musk
00:47:19.240 doing whatever
00:47:19.760 he wants?
00:47:20.280 No.
00:47:20.440 he's being
00:47:21.880 blocked by
00:47:23.480 forces that
00:47:24.340 we assume
00:47:24.940 are part of
00:47:26.360 the deep
00:47:26.640 state.
00:47:28.960 So,
00:47:29.720 but Soros
00:47:30.980 seems to be
00:47:31.660 operating
00:47:32.100 with impunity
00:47:34.220 even though
00:47:35.020 he seems to be
00:47:35.740 funding things
00:47:36.420 that would lead
00:47:37.000 to the certain
00:47:37.760 destruction of
00:47:38.500 the United
00:47:38.820 States,
00:47:39.720 such as
00:47:40.280 lawlessness
00:47:40.900 and,
00:47:41.560 you know,
00:47:42.140 no cash
00:47:42.720 bail and
00:47:43.160 stuff.
00:47:43.360 so why
00:47:45.280 would this
00:47:45.740 one guy
00:47:46.480 be able to
00:47:47.800 do things
00:47:48.320 that even
00:47:48.980 on the
00:47:49.380 surface
00:47:49.660 look like
00:47:50.240 they're
00:47:50.440 designed to
00:47:51.040 destroy the
00:47:51.520 country?
00:47:53.880 And yet
00:47:54.380 Musk,
00:47:55.500 who everything
00:47:56.600 he's doing
00:47:57.220 is clearly
00:47:58.040 designed to
00:47:58.760 help the
00:47:59.100 country,
00:48:00.140 more free
00:48:00.760 speech,
00:48:01.920 you know,
00:48:02.120 get humans
00:48:02.780 to become
00:48:03.720 space-faring
00:48:04.820 civilization,
00:48:06.480 electric cars
00:48:07.560 for climate
00:48:08.680 change,
00:48:09.740 and he's the
00:48:10.300 one being
00:48:10.620 investigated.
00:48:11.860 Why?
00:48:12.220 Because he
00:48:13.000 has a lot
00:48:13.340 of power.
00:48:15.300 So do you
00:48:16.080 think that
00:48:16.620 some other
00:48:17.720 person who
00:48:18.160 has a lot
00:48:18.520 of power
00:48:18.940 would be
00:48:20.020 allowed to
00:48:20.640 operate
00:48:21.100 just by
00:48:22.460 his own
00:48:22.840 whims?
00:48:24.800 That's kind
00:48:25.580 of impossible.
00:48:27.560 In the
00:48:28.240 world as
00:48:28.800 we know it,
00:48:29.660 that sort
00:48:30.500 of doesn't
00:48:30.880 happen.
00:48:32.280 So one
00:48:32.780 has to
00:48:33.140 assume that
00:48:33.840 Soros is 0.99
00:48:34.640 just a
00:48:36.340 tool of
00:48:37.260 the government
00:48:38.080 or at
00:48:38.500 least a
00:48:39.440 tool of
00:48:39.860 the Democrat
00:48:40.520 government.
00:48:41.100 So I
00:48:42.400 don't see
00:48:42.800 him as
00:48:43.340 separate from
00:48:44.140 the elected
00:48:44.660 officials.
00:48:45.500 I think
00:48:45.700 they just
00:48:46.020 use his
00:48:46.500 and maybe
00:48:47.740 the intelligence
00:48:48.240 people do.
00:48:50.080 It looks like
00:48:50.620 they just
00:48:50.960 use him as
00:48:51.440 a piggy bank
00:48:52.140 and in
00:48:53.200 return he
00:48:53.800 gets
00:48:54.060 everything he
00:48:55.600 wants.
00:48:56.480 That's what
00:48:56.820 it looks
00:48:57.080 like.
00:48:57.820 Now there's
00:48:58.180 no way to
00:48:58.560 know,
00:48:59.880 but I see
00:49:00.940 no situation
00:49:01.780 in which
00:49:02.360 the intelligence
00:49:03.660 apparatus of a
00:49:04.620 country would
00:49:05.840 not have
00:49:06.320 total control
00:49:07.240 over an
00:49:07.800 individual.
00:49:08.240 or let
00:49:10.200 me ask
00:49:10.640 this a
00:49:10.900 different
00:49:11.040 way.
00:49:11.620 If the
00:49:12.200 intelligence
00:49:13.160 apparatus of
00:49:14.860 the United
00:49:15.200 States wanted
00:49:16.040 to control
00:49:16.920 Soros,
00:49:17.520 could they
00:49:17.820 do it?
00:49:19.180 Remember,
00:49:19.580 he's a
00:49:19.820 citizen,
00:49:20.840 so they'd
00:49:21.740 have physical
00:49:22.360 control as
00:49:23.700 well as he's
00:49:24.580 a citizen.
00:49:25.940 Of course
00:49:26.340 they could.
00:49:27.600 Our
00:49:28.060 intelligence
00:49:28.540 people could
00:49:29.180 control any
00:49:30.080 individual.
00:49:31.220 Would you
00:49:31.580 agree with
00:49:31.980 that statement?
00:49:33.200 Unless that
00:49:33.800 individual decides
00:49:36.240 to off
00:49:36.700 themselves or
00:49:37.340 something,
00:49:38.000 they could
00:49:38.400 blackmail or
00:49:39.460 bribe anybody 0.97
00:49:41.360 because there's
00:49:42.120 no limit to
00:49:42.760 what they would
00:49:43.180 do that's
00:49:43.620 bad and no
00:49:44.380 limit to what
00:49:44.860 they could do
00:49:45.240 for you that's
00:49:45.740 good.
00:49:46.720 So they have
00:49:47.300 unlimited tools.
00:49:48.740 Of course they
00:49:49.240 can.
00:49:50.260 So the only
00:49:51.200 logical conclusion
00:49:52.400 is that Soros is
00:49:53.580 part of our
00:49:54.780 intelligence operations
00:49:55.900 or at least
00:49:56.660 compatible with
00:49:57.400 them.
00:49:59.380 What else
00:50:00.040 could it be?
00:50:01.820 Which also
00:50:02.640 tells you that
00:50:03.780 whatever else he's
00:50:04.660 doing is either
00:50:06.160 being tolerated
00:50:07.220 because it's
00:50:08.940 not the top
00:50:09.660 priority or
00:50:10.920 we want it
00:50:12.700 to happen.
00:50:13.840 Who exactly
00:50:14.800 wants to
00:50:15.400 destroy our
00:50:16.020 cities?
00:50:18.980 I can only
00:50:19.820 come up with
00:50:20.460 one hypothesis
00:50:21.420 that makes
00:50:22.040 sense.
00:50:23.160 So I can
00:50:23.940 come up with
00:50:24.440 one hypothesis
00:50:25.260 where if you
00:50:26.100 really twist it
00:50:27.920 and play with
00:50:28.600 it a little bit
00:50:29.160 you can make
00:50:29.760 it make sense.
00:50:30.600 It goes like
00:50:31.140 this.
00:50:33.720 Let's say
00:50:34.400 Soros is 0.99
00:50:35.420 genuinely
00:50:35.960 concerned about
00:50:37.040 the distribution
00:50:40.800 of wealth
00:50:41.320 and that rich
00:50:42.580 people have
00:50:43.020 too much
00:50:43.460 and he wants
00:50:43.900 to poor
00:50:44.660 people have
00:50:45.100 more.
00:50:45.820 Now that
00:50:46.160 would be
00:50:46.420 consistent with
00:50:47.160 the fact that
00:50:47.600 he's giving
00:50:48.000 away a lot
00:50:48.500 of his money.
00:50:50.060 So he seems
00:50:51.120 to be sending
00:50:52.180 his money
00:50:52.620 toward other
00:50:53.860 people.
00:50:54.320 Partly
00:50:54.640 self-defense
00:50:55.340 I'm sure.
00:50:55.760 but what
00:50:59.040 would the
00:50:59.780 possible plan
00:51:01.260 or benefit
00:51:02.140 be to
00:51:02.980 destroy the
00:51:03.720 cities in
00:51:04.140 the United
00:51:04.460 States with
00:51:05.420 unlimited
00:51:05.860 immigration?
00:51:07.300 What would
00:51:07.940 be the end
00:51:08.580 state of
00:51:09.100 that?
00:51:10.360 Here's the
00:51:11.020 only one I
00:51:11.540 can think
00:51:11.940 of.
00:51:14.100 We would
00:51:14.880 fix
00:51:15.260 immigration.
00:51:17.480 Because you
00:51:18.140 realize that
00:51:19.660 all of our
00:51:20.260 problems is
00:51:20.760 because our
00:51:21.360 own system
00:51:22.020 for immigration
00:51:22.880 is totally
00:51:23.700 broken.
00:51:26.080 So at the
00:51:26.780 very least
00:51:27.260 you would
00:51:27.520 fix
00:51:27.760 immigration.
00:51:29.320 But you
00:51:30.660 also might
00:51:31.320 have to
00:51:31.680 fix your
00:51:32.160 neighbors.
00:51:33.460 In other
00:51:33.760 words we
00:51:34.140 might have
00:51:34.540 to invest
00:51:35.120 in countries
00:51:35.840 that aren't
00:51:36.200 doing well
00:51:36.740 to get
00:51:38.080 them to
00:51:38.380 stay home.
00:51:40.260 Maybe that's
00:51:40.880 what he
00:51:41.100 wants.
00:51:41.640 More
00:51:41.940 investment
00:51:42.380 in countries
00:51:44.300 where they're
00:51:44.860 so desperate
00:51:45.500 they have to
00:51:45.940 leave. 0.99
00:51:46.880 Maybe.
00:51:47.880 That's the
00:51:48.240 best I can
00:51:48.720 come up with.
00:51:49.980 And I
00:51:50.400 would argue
00:51:50.820 that it
00:51:51.220 would look
00:51:51.540 like the
00:51:51.920 Matt
00:51:52.160 Gates
00:51:52.500 approach
00:51:53.160 where I
00:51:54.160 said
00:51:54.400 Congress
00:51:54.800 is broken
00:51:55.420 so you
00:51:56.240 should
00:51:56.380 break it
00:51:56.800 further
00:51:57.180 because you
00:51:58.480 can't fix
00:51:58.960 it from
00:51:59.240 where it
00:51:59.500 is.
00:52:00.100 It could
00:52:00.560 be that
00:52:01.320 Soros is 0.99
00:52:01.840 trying to
00:52:02.200 break
00:52:02.480 cities.
00:52:03.600 Just break
00:52:04.080 them and
00:52:04.880 make them
00:52:05.240 non-functional.
00:52:06.540 Because once
00:52:07.240 you break
00:52:08.120 the country
00:52:08.720 well then you
00:52:09.920 have more
00:52:10.220 options.
00:52:11.360 And one of
00:52:11.640 those options
00:52:12.160 might be
00:52:12.820 way more
00:52:13.960 immigration
00:52:14.480 but controlled.
00:52:17.940 I actually
00:52:18.840 think we
00:52:19.340 would be
00:52:19.680 better off
00:52:20.260 with way
00:52:20.840 more
00:52:21.180 immigration
00:52:21.740 controlled.
00:52:24.460 Do you
00:52:25.260 agree with
00:52:25.600 that?
00:52:26.540 Could we
00:52:27.220 increase the
00:52:27.940 numbers if
00:52:29.120 we also
00:52:29.520 increased the
00:52:30.220 vetting and
00:52:30.880 made sure
00:52:31.240 that we
00:52:31.880 had some
00:52:32.200 control?
00:52:34.320 Some say
00:52:35.020 no.
00:52:35.580 So I
00:52:35.880 think it
00:52:36.120 depends what
00:52:36.600 you think
00:52:36.940 about our
00:52:37.360 birth rate.
00:52:38.740 If you
00:52:39.100 think our
00:52:39.560 native birth
00:52:40.220 rate will
00:52:40.600 keep up
00:52:41.180 then you
00:52:42.560 could make
00:52:42.900 an argument
00:52:43.320 for restricting
00:52:44.220 immigration.
00:52:45.280 If you
00:52:45.740 think it
00:52:46.100 will not
00:52:46.620 which is
00:52:47.000 what I
00:52:47.300 think it
00:52:48.020 will not
00:52:48.480 then the
00:52:49.820 only way
00:52:50.260 you can
00:52:50.580 become a
00:52:51.120 viable
00:52:51.480 country in
00:52:52.320 the long
00:52:52.620 world run
00:52:53.140 is through
00:52:53.440 immigration
00:52:53.880 because there
00:52:55.180 are no
00:52:55.580 other people.
00:52:56.820 Here's the
00:52:57.440 fact that you
00:52:57.920 need to know
00:52:58.320 about economics.
00:53:00.740 Economics is
00:53:01.560 population.
00:53:04.160 There's your
00:53:04.600 reframe.
00:53:06.800 Economics
00:53:07.240 is people.
00:53:09.300 The reason
00:53:11.400 that India
00:53:12.020 and China
00:53:13.700 are world
00:53:15.100 powers is
00:53:16.800 not because
00:53:17.360 each person
00:53:18.000 makes a lot
00:53:18.540 of money.
00:53:19.980 You get
00:53:20.700 that right?
00:53:21.580 There's not a
00:53:22.060 lot of rich
00:53:22.540 Chinese people
00:53:23.360 and rich
00:53:23.940 Indians as a
00:53:25.240 percentage of
00:53:25.800 the population.
00:53:27.520 It's only
00:53:28.240 because there's
00:53:28.740 so many of
00:53:29.260 them.
00:53:30.080 If you take
00:53:30.720 a billion
00:53:31.660 middle class
00:53:32.320 Chinese they 1.00
00:53:33.080 can pay
00:53:33.420 more taxes
00:53:34.060 than America
00:53:35.860 that has
00:53:36.340 maybe more
00:53:36.840 rich people.
00:53:38.480 So power
00:53:39.040 is people.
00:53:40.420 So if you
00:53:40.840 say I want
00:53:42.240 to stay a
00:53:42.720 superpower but
00:53:44.200 I want to
00:53:44.640 keep my
00:53:45.100 population low
00:53:46.100 or not
00:53:47.520 growing too
00:53:48.060 quickly you
00:53:48.940 can't have
00:53:49.300 both of
00:53:49.620 those.
00:53:51.060 Those are
00:53:51.560 incompatible.
00:53:53.320 People equals
00:53:54.200 economics.
00:53:55.320 That's it.
00:53:56.980 Now you
00:53:57.580 want to do
00:53:57.940 it right and
00:53:58.600 have them
00:53:58.900 trained and
00:53:59.460 get the right
00:53:59.920 people at
00:54:00.420 the right
00:54:00.720 rate but
00:54:01.720 people are
00:54:02.260 money.
00:54:03.420 That's it.
00:54:05.640 All right.
00:54:06.580 So chew on
00:54:07.460 that.
00:54:07.860 I can see
00:54:08.240 some of you
00:54:08.720 not too
00:54:09.600 delighted with
00:54:10.220 it.
00:54:12.740 All right.
00:54:16.060 Here's a
00:54:16.720 dog not
00:54:17.260 barking.
00:54:18.640 If you
00:54:19.000 had to say
00:54:19.640 the one
00:54:20.660 thing that's
00:54:21.240 a problem
00:54:21.780 that's causing
00:54:22.480 our immigration
00:54:23.340 crisis,
00:54:24.600 what would
00:54:25.160 be the one
00:54:25.640 thing that's
00:54:26.140 a problem?
00:54:26.720 The single
00:54:27.620 root cause
00:54:28.760 of immigration.
00:54:29.800 Go.
00:54:31.020 Watch how
00:54:31.580 wrong you
00:54:32.000 are. 1.00
00:54:34.100 Damn it, 1.00
00:54:34.600 some of you 1.00
00:54:34.920 were right.
00:54:39.500 Incentives,
00:54:41.420 Democrats,
00:54:42.660 women, 1.00
00:54:43.900 yeah.
00:54:44.500 It's
00:54:44.840 amnesty.
00:54:45.940 So we
00:54:46.440 have an
00:54:46.800 amnesty
00:54:47.260 law that
00:54:48.480 was designed
00:54:49.160 for one
00:54:49.780 purpose but
00:54:51.180 is being
00:54:51.680 wildly abused
00:54:53.060 for a
00:54:53.900 different purpose
00:54:54.580 which is
00:54:55.080 illegal
00:54:55.580 immigration.
00:54:56.060 now which
00:54:58.580 members of
00:54:59.260 Congress have
00:55:00.760 introduced the
00:55:01.660 new amnesty
00:55:03.020 laws?
00:55:05.560 Can you
00:55:05.980 give me the
00:55:06.300 name?
00:55:06.900 The names of
00:55:07.660 the politicians
00:55:08.480 who have
00:55:09.940 proposed a
00:55:10.780 solution which
00:55:12.200 is to fix
00:55:12.820 the amnesty
00:55:13.600 laws.
00:55:14.980 What?
00:55:15.940 What,
00:55:16.320 nobody?
00:55:17.400 Nobody.
00:55:17.860 So 100%
00:55:20.160 of us
00:55:20.540 agree that
00:55:22.100 this wouldn't
00:55:22.680 be happening
00:55:23.220 except for
00:55:23.840 the amnesty
00:55:25.220 law and
00:55:26.840 that's not
00:55:27.420 being debated.
00:55:29.120 Am I
00:55:29.600 right?
00:55:31.520 Somebody
00:55:32.120 said Scott
00:55:32.780 Weiner was
00:55:33.880 doing something.
00:55:35.240 That's a real
00:55:35.760 person.
00:55:36.400 It's not,
00:55:36.800 I'm not making
00:55:37.320 fun of myself.
00:55:40.800 But can you
00:55:41.860 explain that?
00:55:44.280 Yeah,
00:55:44.580 explain,
00:55:45.200 oh,
00:55:45.620 asylum,
00:55:46.060 I'm sorry.
00:55:46.940 Asylum,
00:55:47.220 am I using
00:55:47.940 the amnesty
00:55:48.680 instead of
00:55:49.140 asylum?
00:55:51.420 I should say
00:55:52.280 asylum,
00:55:52.820 right?
00:55:53.620 Which is the
00:55:54.280 right word?
00:55:55.300 Asylum?
00:55:56.860 Correct my
00:55:59.440 language for
00:56:00.140 the last five
00:56:00.600 minutes to
00:56:01.140 asylum.
00:56:02.040 Asylum,
00:56:02.560 asylum,
00:56:02.940 asylum.
00:56:03.560 All right.
00:56:04.480 Asylum.
00:56:05.800 So who's
00:56:06.620 working on
00:56:07.200 changing the
00:56:07.780 asylum laws
00:56:08.660 which both
00:56:11.280 Democrats and
00:56:12.120 Republicans
00:56:12.600 agree are
00:56:15.060 being abused?
00:56:17.220 is it in
00:56:20.060 the news?
00:56:22.540 Is the
00:56:23.260 news covering
00:56:24.040 that somebody
00:56:25.240 is trying to
00:56:25.980 get that
00:56:26.320 changed?
00:56:28.560 There's
00:56:29.080 something
00:56:29.420 completely
00:56:30.040 missing in
00:56:31.160 the story,
00:56:31.680 right?
00:56:33.000 It doesn't
00:56:33.720 matter if a
00:56:34.300 candidate is
00:56:34.960 talking about it
00:56:35.600 because they
00:56:35.880 can't make
00:56:36.240 laws.
00:56:37.280 So Congress
00:56:38.160 is completely
00:56:39.360 uninvolved in
00:56:41.880 changing the
00:56:42.600 only thing that
00:56:43.300 would matter.
00:56:43.780 is that
00:56:45.000 right?
00:56:46.160 And you're
00:56:46.780 not seeing
00:56:47.200 this on the
00:56:47.700 news,
00:56:48.060 right?
00:56:48.600 If I hadn't
00:56:49.600 mentioned this,
00:56:50.840 would it be at
00:56:51.680 the top of your
00:56:52.220 head that
00:56:53.160 there's a
00:56:53.580 simple fix?
00:56:54.980 You just
00:56:55.340 change that
00:56:55.820 one law.
00:56:56.840 Or you
00:56:57.520 could just
00:56:57.880 suspend it.
00:56:59.100 You could
00:56:59.480 just suspend
00:57:00.120 it and say
00:57:01.320 it's not
00:57:01.760 working at the
00:57:02.340 moment.
00:57:03.420 Maybe someday
00:57:04.080 later we'll
00:57:05.200 reintroduce it.
00:57:07.020 Just suspend
00:57:07.680 it.
00:57:09.360 You don't
00:57:09.980 think a
00:57:10.320 president could
00:57:10.920 just suspend
00:57:11.520 it with
00:57:12.620 executive order?
00:57:13.900 I do.
00:57:16.360 I believe
00:57:17.140 that a
00:57:17.400 president could
00:57:17.980 suspend it
00:57:18.540 with an
00:57:18.840 executive order
00:57:19.600 because the
00:57:20.580 president is
00:57:21.240 the commander
00:57:21.700 in chief.
00:57:22.840 So if this
00:57:23.840 law was being
00:57:24.540 used to make
00:57:25.780 us less safe
00:57:26.600 and military
00:57:28.340 age people and
00:57:29.500 terrorists and
00:57:30.200 stuff are coming
00:57:30.700 across the
00:57:31.120 border,
00:57:31.900 yeah,
00:57:32.500 executive order,
00:57:34.380 commander in
00:57:34.920 chief, shut 0.83
00:57:35.620 it down.
00:57:36.360 But don't
00:57:36.800 make it go
00:57:37.280 away forever.
00:57:38.780 Just say at
00:57:39.660 the moment this
00:57:41.400 is too big of a
00:57:42.200 risk.
00:57:42.520 So it's
00:57:43.460 suspended until
00:57:44.640 later.
00:57:46.580 Well, here's
00:57:47.720 my take.
00:57:49.520 Obviously the
00:57:50.400 media is not
00:57:51.480 legitimate because
00:57:52.780 they would be
00:57:53.220 reporting, oh,
00:57:54.120 it's a simple
00:57:54.600 fix and here are
00:57:56.080 the people working
00:57:56.660 on it, so maybe
00:57:57.440 you should give
00:57:57.840 them some
00:57:58.180 support.
00:58:00.260 But instead,
00:58:01.460 we just show
00:58:02.200 pictures of
00:58:02.820 people streaming
00:58:03.480 across the
00:58:04.060 border and
00:58:05.280 then talk about
00:58:06.020 sanctuary cities.
00:58:07.300 We are thinking
00:58:08.340 so past the
00:58:09.260 sale that we're
00:58:10.800 in the world
00:58:11.340 where there are
00:58:11.880 no solutions.
00:58:13.800 The solution
00:58:14.440 was the part
00:58:15.100 we ran past
00:58:16.020 as fast as
00:58:16.640 we could.
00:58:17.400 Back up to
00:58:18.840 the part that
00:58:19.400 caused it,
00:58:20.860 the asylum
00:58:21.460 law, change
00:58:22.820 it or suspend
00:58:23.560 it, and then
00:58:24.780 you don't have
00:58:25.220 to worry about
00:58:25.860 too many people
00:58:26.560 in New York
00:58:27.000 City and
00:58:27.800 whether you
00:58:28.220 should be a
00:58:28.640 sanctuary city.
00:58:29.760 It would just
00:58:30.340 go away. 0.82
00:58:32.280 So there's
00:58:33.120 some kind of
00:58:33.660 force at work
00:58:34.560 that we don't
00:58:35.820 understand or
00:58:36.980 is very evil
00:58:38.420 because everything
00:58:41.020 tells us that
00:58:42.200 this is the
00:58:42.740 easiest problem
00:58:43.440 we have.
00:58:44.240 Can you think
00:58:44.960 of any other
00:58:45.480 problem that
00:58:46.680 could be solved
00:58:47.400 with a pen?
00:58:49.340 I can't.
00:58:52.000 They could just
00:58:52.800 sign a little
00:58:53.460 piece of paper
00:58:54.080 and the asylum
00:58:55.260 laws, boom,
00:58:56.880 and problem
00:58:57.880 solved.
00:59:01.160 So yeah,
00:59:01.920 there's something
00:59:02.280 going on and
00:59:03.020 it's not good.
00:59:05.500 All right,
00:59:06.320 let's talk about 0.99
00:59:07.240 garbage science. 0.98
00:59:09.060 You know, 0.98
00:59:10.660 okay,
00:59:16.040 this is going to
00:59:16.960 go to the
00:59:18.020 whiteboards now.
00:59:20.200 So I'd like to
00:59:21.320 explain to you
00:59:22.020 why science is
00:59:22.900 broken and why
00:59:24.820 everything else
00:59:25.400 is broken too.
00:59:26.900 You ready?
00:59:28.060 It's a two-parter.
00:59:33.020 Here's what you
00:59:34.400 need to know
00:59:34.820 about science
00:59:35.560 that cannot be
00:59:38.020 told to you
00:59:38.560 by the media
00:59:39.240 because the
00:59:41.040 media is in
00:59:41.660 on it.
00:59:43.380 They're
00:59:43.660 colluders.
00:59:45.740 And it looks
00:59:46.260 like this.
00:59:50.420 Simple graph.
00:59:52.480 It goes like
00:59:53.380 this.
00:59:54.160 So money
00:59:54.640 involved in
00:59:55.600 the topic,
00:59:56.860 that's on the
00:59:57.440 left,
00:59:58.060 and then level
00:59:58.960 of corruption
00:59:59.540 is on the
01:00:00.280 bottom.
01:00:00.520 And it's
01:00:01.820 very easy
01:00:02.320 to understand
01:00:02.980 if there's
01:00:03.580 no money
01:00:04.060 involved and
01:00:05.360 it's just
01:00:05.700 pure science,
01:00:07.180 there's probably
01:00:08.660 not much
01:00:09.080 corruption.
01:00:10.360 So you
01:00:10.980 could trust
01:00:11.580 when there's
01:00:12.580 no money
01:00:13.040 involved,
01:00:13.960 probably not
01:00:14.680 much corruption
01:00:15.280 because you
01:00:16.880 can't make
01:00:17.220 any money.
01:00:18.880 But as you
01:00:19.840 go up the
01:00:20.560 money scale,
01:00:22.120 you get to
01:00:22.780 the things
01:00:23.160 like climate
01:00:23.700 change and
01:00:24.300 COVID.
01:00:24.580 if money
01:00:26.840 works the
01:00:27.420 way it
01:00:28.580 always works
01:00:29.140 everywhere
01:00:29.480 else, over
01:00:31.100 time, you're
01:00:32.140 guaranteed that
01:00:32.880 none of this
01:00:33.320 is true.
01:00:34.840 Why?
01:00:36.120 Because
01:00:36.640 criminals will
01:00:38.420 always try to
01:00:39.620 game every
01:00:40.140 system.
01:00:41.420 And eventually
01:00:42.040 it will only be
01:00:43.080 criminals because
01:00:43.940 the money is
01:00:44.500 good.
01:00:45.420 So it's not
01:00:46.300 going to pay
01:00:46.780 to do things
01:00:47.460 that are just
01:00:47.980 true when you
01:00:49.620 could do things
01:00:50.200 that are not
01:00:50.660 true and get
01:00:51.160 a big paycheck.
01:00:51.840 So over
01:00:53.440 time, if
01:00:55.220 there's a lot
01:00:55.720 of money
01:00:56.080 involved in
01:00:56.620 the topic like
01:00:57.440 climate and
01:00:58.020 COVID, what
01:00:59.180 should happen
01:00:59.940 predictably, by
01:01:01.840 the design of
01:01:03.020 the system, not
01:01:04.920 by accident, by
01:01:06.780 the design of
01:01:07.780 the system, you
01:01:09.300 guarantee that
01:01:10.040 your most
01:01:10.440 important questions
01:01:11.360 are all
01:01:12.220 fraudulent.
01:01:13.420 There's no
01:01:14.140 other way this
01:01:14.640 could work.
01:01:17.340 There's no
01:01:18.220 other way it
01:01:19.100 can go.
01:01:20.840 It's not
01:01:21.640 like, oh,
01:01:22.280 maybe this
01:01:22.840 could lead to
01:01:23.700 something bad.
01:01:25.280 No, it
01:01:25.720 can only lead
01:01:26.560 one way.
01:01:27.700 There's not a
01:01:28.320 second thing
01:01:28.960 that could 0.68
01:01:29.260 happen.
01:01:30.280 It will
01:01:30.820 always, always,
01:01:32.440 always trend
01:01:33.560 toward fraud.
01:01:35.140 Always.
01:01:35.780 It has to,
01:01:36.800 because that's
01:01:37.180 where the money
01:01:37.580 is.
01:01:38.360 Now, you
01:01:38.620 might say to
01:01:39.060 yourself, but
01:01:39.660 Scott, there
01:01:41.060 are some
01:01:41.620 criminals, but
01:01:43.340 mostly there's
01:01:44.060 honest people.
01:01:45.320 So wouldn't
01:01:45.780 the honest
01:01:46.360 people sort
01:01:47.020 of crowd out
01:01:48.140 the criminals?
01:01:49.700 Wouldn't the
01:01:50.360 criminal part
01:01:51.100 always be
01:01:52.100 smallish,
01:01:53.340 necessarily?
01:01:54.880 No.
01:01:55.880 The criminal
01:01:56.480 part is
01:01:57.320 guaranteed to
01:01:59.080 be the
01:01:59.440 controlling
01:01:59.900 part.
01:02:01.580 Here's why.
01:02:10.960 And it's
01:02:11.800 just math.
01:02:13.060 It's just
01:02:13.560 math.
01:02:13.880 There's no
01:02:14.180 opinion here at
01:02:14.940 all.
01:02:15.600 Pure math.
01:02:16.320 Let's say
01:02:19.220 you started
01:02:19.660 with some
01:02:20.100 kind of a
01:02:20.540 system that
01:02:22.460 was completely
01:02:23.280 legitimate when
01:02:24.240 you started.
01:02:25.200 It could be
01:02:25.580 anything.
01:02:26.020 It could be
01:02:26.460 the system
01:02:27.300 of science,
01:02:28.840 the whole
01:02:29.260 scientific
01:02:29.720 community,
01:02:30.560 everything.
01:02:31.140 It could be
01:02:31.720 the republic
01:02:32.400 that's a
01:02:33.980 system.
01:02:34.820 It could be
01:02:35.680 your voting
01:02:36.200 system, so it
01:02:36.980 could be
01:02:37.220 systems within
01:02:38.140 the larger
01:02:38.640 systems.
01:02:39.800 If you
01:02:40.420 started with
01:02:41.040 these all
01:02:41.520 being completely
01:02:42.560 legit on
01:02:43.660 day one,
01:02:45.240 and then
01:02:45.620 you wait,
01:02:46.760 what's going
01:02:47.220 to happen?
01:02:48.140 Because all
01:02:48.820 of these
01:02:49.060 things have
01:02:49.420 a lot of
01:02:49.720 money involved,
01:02:50.560 really big
01:02:51.060 stakes, like
01:02:51.800 the biggest
01:02:52.220 money of
01:02:52.680 all, billions
01:02:53.700 and billions
01:02:54.220 of dollars,
01:02:54.920 you know,
01:02:55.120 big money,
01:02:56.360 you can
01:02:58.480 assume there
01:02:58.940 will be
01:02:59.220 infinite criminal
01:03:00.280 attempts to
01:03:01.720 get some of
01:03:02.220 that money
01:03:02.640 and subvert
01:03:04.940 your intentions.
01:03:06.620 Now, let's
01:03:07.340 say somebody
01:03:07.820 tries, but
01:03:08.440 they've only
01:03:08.800 got a 5%
01:03:09.520 chance of
01:03:10.000 success.
01:03:11.000 Boom.
01:03:11.400 It didn't
01:03:12.140 work.
01:03:13.380 So everything's
01:03:14.000 good.
01:03:14.780 Because some
01:03:15.220 people tried,
01:03:16.480 but there was
01:03:16.960 a 95% chance
01:03:18.260 they would
01:03:18.540 fail.
01:03:19.220 Good.
01:03:19.580 We're all
01:03:19.800 good.
01:03:21.000 Tomorrow
01:03:21.420 comes,
01:03:22.180 somebody else
01:03:22.740 tries, 95%
01:03:24.360 chance they
01:03:24.880 fail.
01:03:25.700 They failed
01:03:26.120 again.
01:03:27.020 Day three,
01:03:27.920 failed again.
01:03:28.520 Day four,
01:03:29.040 failed again.
01:03:29.780 Failed again.
01:03:30.400 Failed again.
01:03:30.940 Failed again.
01:03:31.340 Yes.
01:03:32.080 What a great...
01:03:33.260 Uh-oh.
01:03:34.940 What happens
01:03:35.740 if you keep
01:03:36.240 going?
01:03:39.200 Eventually,
01:03:39.680 somebody's
01:03:41.600 going to
01:03:41.880 succeed.
01:03:43.220 And then
01:03:43.920 they're going
01:03:44.260 to get
01:03:44.500 ensconced,
01:03:45.580 and then
01:03:46.560 more people
01:03:47.060 will succeed
01:03:47.640 over time.
01:03:49.060 There is
01:03:50.000 no way
01:03:50.700 you can
01:03:53.000 avoid all
01:03:53.840 of our
01:03:54.140 systems being
01:03:54.880 corrupt
01:03:55.300 eventually.
01:03:57.400 Because they
01:03:58.180 can be
01:03:58.700 corrupted,
01:03:59.480 it's just
01:03:59.900 unlikely.
01:04:00.920 Most of
01:04:01.260 the time
01:04:01.420 you get
01:04:01.720 caught.
01:04:02.900 But only
01:04:03.580 a few
01:04:03.980 people have
01:04:04.540 to get
01:04:04.820 through the
01:04:05.180 system and
01:04:06.100 succeed.
01:04:07.140 5% would
01:04:08.240 be
01:04:08.400 plenty.
01:04:09.880 To
01:04:10.080 guarantee,
01:04:11.160 guarantee,
01:04:12.340 that eventually
01:04:13.220 all of these
01:04:13.820 systems are
01:04:14.380 corrupt.
01:04:16.400 This is our
01:04:17.300 current design.
01:04:19.300 Our current
01:04:20.000 design guarantees
01:04:22.020 corruption.
01:04:23.420 Do you know
01:04:23.760 what would be
01:04:24.340 something that
01:04:25.060 worked against
01:04:25.860 corruption?
01:04:28.320 Term limits.
01:04:30.160 Term limits.
01:04:31.260 Just about the
01:04:32.140 only thing you
01:04:32.820 can do to
01:04:33.560 make people
01:04:34.620 not steal
01:04:35.380 from you
01:04:35.860 is to
01:04:36.880 not keep
01:04:37.420 them around
01:04:37.920 for long.
01:04:40.200 How could
01:04:40.900 you fix
01:04:41.340 the election
01:04:42.460 system?
01:04:44.960 If you
01:04:45.580 believe the
01:04:46.040 election
01:04:46.320 system is
01:04:47.060 not fair,
01:04:49.020 what's the
01:04:49.540 only thing
01:04:49.960 you could
01:04:50.240 do to
01:04:50.500 fix it?
01:04:51.900 Fire 100% 0.68
01:04:53.040 of the people
01:04:53.500 who work on
01:04:54.000 it every
01:04:54.360 year.
01:04:55.680 And then
01:04:56.000 next year,
01:04:56.540 a whole
01:04:56.900 other group
01:04:57.520 of people.
01:04:58.860 Then maybe
01:04:59.720 you could
01:05:00.200 find out
01:05:01.000 if somebody
01:05:01.460 was doing
01:05:01.800 something.
01:05:02.440 Because the
01:05:03.080 good people
01:05:03.740 would get
01:05:04.800 fired.
01:05:05.140 like the
01:05:05.560 people
01:05:05.760 who are
01:05:05.980 good at
01:05:06.400 cheating
01:05:06.700 might be
01:05:08.020 replaced by
01:05:08.640 somebody who's
01:05:09.020 not as
01:05:09.380 good at
01:05:09.820 it,
01:05:10.020 and then
01:05:10.280 they get
01:05:10.600 caught.
01:05:11.480 So pretty
01:05:12.140 much the
01:05:12.900 only thing
01:05:13.520 you can
01:05:13.860 ever do
01:05:14.600 to assist
01:05:16.100 them that
01:05:16.380 has people
01:05:16.840 and money
01:05:17.280 in it
01:05:17.640 is you've
01:05:19.400 got to
01:05:19.920 eliminate
01:05:20.360 all the 0.81
01:05:20.760 people now
01:05:21.240 and then.
01:05:22.880 Do you
01:05:23.440 know why
01:05:23.780 we don't
01:05:24.140 have term
01:05:24.720 limits in
01:05:25.280 Congress?
01:05:28.160 Now you
01:05:28.780 do.
01:05:30.200 Now you
01:05:30.780 do.
01:05:31.520 Because if
01:05:31.960 you had term
01:05:32.420 limits,
01:05:32.980 you could not
01:05:33.540 stay in
01:05:34.000 Congress long
01:05:34.680 enough to
01:05:35.600 be Bob
01:05:37.080 Menendez.
01:05:38.540 Bob Menendez,
01:05:40.360 the guy
01:05:40.600 who's accused
01:05:42.480 of taking
01:05:43.120 bribes as
01:05:43.920 head of the
01:05:45.560 Foreign Intelligence
01:05:46.640 Committee,
01:05:48.140 the reason
01:05:50.160 that he was
01:05:50.840 in a position
01:05:51.380 to take
01:05:51.780 bribes is
01:05:52.840 he was
01:05:53.120 there for
01:05:53.540 a very
01:05:53.900 long time
01:05:54.700 and he
01:05:56.660 eventually got
01:05:57.280 to the place
01:05:57.780 where he
01:05:58.080 could get
01:05:58.380 away with 1.00
01:05:58.780 shit and 1.00
01:05:59.280 so he 1.00
01:05:59.640 did.
01:05:59.860 If you've
01:06:02.280 got somebody
01:06:02.820 who's been
01:06:03.140 in Congress
01:06:03.640 for a long
01:06:04.220 time and
01:06:05.160 then you
01:06:05.400 put them
01:06:05.800 in the
01:06:06.120 job that
01:06:07.180 is the
01:06:07.720 most easy
01:06:08.280 to get
01:06:08.720 bribes,
01:06:09.740 what do
01:06:10.180 you expect
01:06:10.520 to happen?
01:06:12.400 What would
01:06:13.000 happen every
01:06:13.440 time?
01:06:14.760 When Biden
01:06:15.280 was there,
01:06:16.140 it looks like
01:06:16.560 it was about
01:06:16.940 the same.
01:06:18.380 So if the
01:06:19.080 design of
01:06:19.720 your system
01:06:20.320 is that you're
01:06:21.680 going to keep
01:06:22.060 the same
01:06:22.420 people in
01:06:22.860 place for a
01:06:23.420 long time,
01:06:24.380 they're just
01:06:25.040 going to chip
01:06:25.540 away at
01:06:26.000 things until
01:06:26.480 they find a
01:06:27.000 way to steal
01:06:27.440 all your
01:06:27.740 money by
01:06:30.460 design.
01:06:31.900 So don't
01:06:32.580 think that we
01:06:33.080 have bad
01:06:33.600 people, we
01:06:34.900 also have
01:06:35.380 that, but
01:06:36.580 the design
01:06:37.320 is guaranteed
01:06:38.620 to make
01:06:39.160 everything
01:06:39.500 corrupt,
01:06:40.260 including
01:06:40.660 science,
01:06:42.160 including
01:06:42.580 science.
01:06:43.980 The design
01:06:44.980 of science
01:06:45.600 at the
01:06:45.880 moment is
01:06:47.120 that the
01:06:49.200 only way
01:06:49.600 you can
01:06:49.880 get ahead
01:06:51.340 is to
01:06:52.460 say things
01:06:52.960 that agree
01:06:53.420 with the
01:06:53.780 narrative
01:06:54.100 and are
01:06:57.060 in a
01:06:57.400 big
01:06:57.580 topic.
01:06:59.100 So it's
01:06:59.360 going to
01:06:59.560 be, you
01:07:00.180 created a
01:07:01.060 system that
01:07:01.600 guarantees a
01:07:02.820 whole bunch
01:07:03.220 of people who
01:07:03.740 say climate
01:07:04.500 change is
01:07:05.000 real, and
01:07:06.020 then they
01:07:06.380 compete to
01:07:07.000 say how
01:07:07.400 bad it
01:07:07.740 is.
01:07:09.140 Whoever
01:07:09.460 can say
01:07:09.940 it's the
01:07:10.240 worst gets
01:07:11.200 the most
01:07:11.540 money, if
01:07:12.660 they can
01:07:13.000 make a
01:07:13.420 case for
01:07:13.800 it.
01:07:15.940 So why
01:07:16.660 are things
01:07:17.140 broken?
01:07:18.380 They were
01:07:18.980 designed to
01:07:19.580 break.
01:07:20.840 If you
01:07:21.400 designed things
01:07:22.280 to break,
01:07:23.540 don't be
01:07:24.420 surprised when
01:07:25.020 they break.
01:07:26.640 Right?
01:07:27.060 So that's
01:07:30.020 happening.
01:07:34.960 Do you
01:07:36.120 remember the
01:07:36.460 study?
01:07:37.000 I talked
01:07:37.520 about it
01:07:37.960 yesterday, and
01:07:38.860 a lot of
01:07:39.180 you have
01:07:39.660 heard about
01:07:40.100 it.
01:07:40.840 So Nate
01:07:42.260 Silver was
01:07:43.720 talking about
01:07:44.440 the fact that
01:07:46.500 there was
01:07:46.700 some big
01:07:47.040 study that
01:07:48.240 showed that
01:07:48.880 the people
01:07:50.020 in red
01:07:50.440 states were
01:07:51.000 dying at a
01:07:51.520 higher rate
01:07:52.060 than the
01:07:52.720 blue states
01:07:53.320 after the
01:07:54.540 vaccination
01:07:54.880 came out.
01:07:57.060 So Nate
01:07:58.020 Silver, as
01:07:58.660 I've said a
01:07:59.140 number of
01:07:59.440 times, is
01:08:00.060 one of
01:08:00.400 your most
01:08:01.500 qualified
01:08:02.020 people for
01:08:02.920 looking at
01:08:03.360 data and
01:08:04.440 evaluating it.
01:08:05.780 You want to
01:08:06.180 hear the
01:08:06.460 counterpoint to
01:08:07.760 Nate Silver's
01:08:08.460 take that the
01:08:09.560 data shows that
01:08:10.500 as soon as the
01:08:11.060 vaccinations came
01:08:11.960 out, the
01:08:12.800 red states
01:08:13.340 did worse?
01:08:13.900 that that
01:08:17.140 difference started
01:08:17.920 before the
01:08:18.440 vaccinations came
01:08:19.380 out.
01:08:22.000 And it's in
01:08:22.800 the data.
01:08:23.940 If you dig
01:08:24.700 into the
01:08:25.100 data, you
01:08:26.580 can see that
01:08:27.160 the difference
01:08:27.600 started long
01:08:28.580 before the
01:08:30.080 vaccinations came
01:08:30.920 out.
01:08:33.420 Are we done?
01:08:35.360 Are we done?
01:08:36.780 That's all you
01:08:37.460 need to know,
01:08:37.980 right?
01:08:38.440 There's nothing
01:08:39.120 else you need
01:08:39.620 to know.
01:08:40.340 If the
01:08:40.920 difference
01:08:41.240 happened before
01:08:41.900 the vaccinations,
01:08:42.860 it wasn't the
01:08:43.400 vaccinations.
01:08:43.900 Now, this
01:08:47.180 comes to us in
01:08:47.980 the Wall Street
01:08:48.440 Journal from
01:08:49.040 Alicia Finley.
01:08:52.320 So I'll just
01:08:53.220 read her words.
01:08:55.020 A July study
01:08:55.940 in the Journal
01:08:56.460 of American
01:08:57.060 Medical Association
01:08:57.940 Now, remember,
01:08:59.620 the Journal of
01:09:00.360 American Medical
01:09:01.120 Association is
01:09:02.280 one of the
01:09:02.700 respected ones.
01:09:04.120 That's one of
01:09:04.580 the biggies.
01:09:06.020 So the study
01:09:06.940 that was in
01:09:07.340 that purported
01:09:08.680 to find a
01:09:09.180 higher rate of
01:09:09.720 excess deaths
01:09:10.380 among Republican
01:09:11.280 voters in
01:09:11.920 Florida and
01:09:12.400 Ohio after
01:09:13.560 vaccines had
01:09:14.400 been rolled
01:09:14.860 out.
01:09:15.960 Differences in
01:09:17.060 partisan
01:09:17.560 vaccinations
01:09:18.160 attitude, the
01:09:19.260 study concluded,
01:09:20.400 may have
01:09:20.780 contributed to
01:09:21.540 the severity
01:09:22.060 and trajectory
01:09:23.300 of the
01:09:23.660 pandemic.
01:09:24.040 All right, now
01:09:25.100 here's the
01:09:25.440 counterpoint.
01:09:25.940 But the study
01:09:28.100 lacked information
01:09:29.020 on individuals'
01:09:30.180 vaccination and
01:09:31.220 cause of death.
01:09:34.480 Wait, it's a
01:09:35.560 study about
01:09:36.220 vaccination status
01:09:37.640 and cause of
01:09:39.240 death, but what
01:09:41.000 it lacked was
01:09:41.760 information on
01:09:42.880 your vaccination
01:09:44.280 status and
01:09:45.960 cause of death.
01:09:46.820 death.
01:09:48.720 I'm starting to
01:09:49.920 smell a problem
01:09:50.680 with this.
01:09:52.280 We'll go on.
01:09:53.460 It also didn't
01:09:54.200 adjust for
01:09:54.740 confounding
01:09:55.300 variables such
01:09:56.620 as underlying
01:09:57.220 health conditions
01:09:58.100 and behaviors.
01:10:01.980 Apparently the
01:10:02.880 age part was
01:10:04.380 not the biggest
01:10:04.980 problem, as
01:10:05.800 others have
01:10:06.260 pointed out.
01:10:07.500 Charts buried
01:10:08.380 in the study's
01:10:09.100 appendix showed
01:10:10.400 excess deaths
01:10:11.280 among older
01:10:11.940 Republicans started
01:10:13.360 to exceed
01:10:14.060 Democrats in
01:10:15.040 mid-2020, well
01:10:17.220 before vaccines
01:10:18.220 were available.
01:10:20.680 Is there
01:10:21.340 anything else I
01:10:22.200 need to tell
01:10:22.700 you about how
01:10:25.180 science is done?
01:10:28.340 Here was science
01:10:29.660 in which their
01:10:30.460 own data that
01:10:31.460 they published
01:10:32.220 disagreed with
01:10:33.920 their own
01:10:34.360 interpretation.
01:10:36.020 And not just
01:10:36.960 a little bit.
01:10:38.360 Not just a
01:10:39.000 little bit.
01:10:39.780 It was opposite.
01:10:41.900 It was opposite.
01:10:44.000 And not only
01:10:45.540 did that opposite
01:10:46.380 get through the
01:10:47.320 peer reviewers,
01:10:49.020 it got through
01:10:50.000 the peer reviewers.
01:10:51.540 But it got all
01:10:52.160 the way to
01:10:52.620 probably Dave
01:10:53.400 Silver.
01:10:53.900 I'm not sure
01:10:54.320 if he was
01:10:54.640 looking at this
01:10:55.200 one or not.
01:10:56.000 Might have been
01:10:56.420 some other
01:10:56.760 data he was
01:10:57.220 looking at.
01:10:58.040 But certainly
01:10:58.660 other qualified
01:11:00.120 smart people
01:11:01.120 looked at it
01:11:02.660 and said,
01:11:03.040 well, that
01:11:03.720 looks good.
01:11:04.360 Because how
01:11:04.720 many people are
01:11:05.260 going to dig
01:11:05.680 into the
01:11:06.040 appendix and
01:11:08.040 see what's
01:11:09.640 going on there?
01:11:10.460 Probably not
01:11:11.040 many.
01:11:11.300 Now, if I
01:11:13.820 got a second
01:11:14.580 opinion from
01:11:15.260 the study
01:11:16.220 authors, would
01:11:17.400 they agree
01:11:17.940 with what
01:11:18.560 Alicia Finley
01:11:20.200 says about
01:11:21.120 them?
01:11:21.540 Probably not.
01:11:22.660 They would have
01:11:23.100 their own
01:11:23.420 argument about
01:11:24.160 why maybe
01:11:25.340 something made
01:11:25.900 sense and you
01:11:26.640 don't think it
01:11:27.080 does.
01:11:28.000 Maybe.
01:11:28.560 I don't know.
01:11:29.920 But we
01:11:32.420 don't have
01:11:33.000 science that
01:11:34.640 works when
01:11:35.220 money is
01:11:35.700 involved.
01:11:36.720 Would you
01:11:37.080 agree?
01:11:37.320 That if money
01:11:39.300 is involved,
01:11:39.860 science just
01:11:40.520 breaks.
01:11:41.800 It just
01:11:42.340 breaks instantly.
01:11:43.540 It's like
01:11:43.960 glass.
01:11:46.200 You know,
01:11:46.420 science is
01:11:47.080 like steel
01:11:48.300 when no money
01:11:49.220 is involved.
01:11:50.200 Because then
01:11:50.840 just the truth
01:11:51.540 matters.
01:11:52.560 But as soon
01:11:53.420 as money is
01:11:53.960 involved,
01:11:54.900 it's glass.
01:11:56.380 You can't
01:11:56.880 trust it at
01:11:57.440 all.
01:11:59.160 All right.
01:12:01.640 Well,
01:12:02.280 ladies and 0.98
01:12:02.700 gentlemen,
01:12:03.420 now that I've
01:12:04.420 proven that I
01:12:05.340 was right about
01:12:05.860 everything,
01:12:06.820 and you can
01:12:07.380 see the
01:12:07.960 gears of the
01:12:09.340 machine,
01:12:10.240 I'd like to
01:12:12.060 say this is
01:12:12.620 probably the
01:12:13.540 best live
01:12:14.920 stream you've
01:12:15.400 ever seen.
01:12:16.840 And if you
01:12:17.560 like this,
01:12:18.460 and you've not
01:12:19.040 yet picked up
01:12:19.700 my book,
01:12:21.060 Reframe Your
01:12:21.580 Brain,
01:12:23.020 it's over
01:12:25.000 here.
01:12:28.060 It's right
01:12:28.600 there.
01:12:30.020 And a lot
01:12:30.680 of people are
01:12:31.060 telling me it's
01:12:31.500 the best book
01:12:31.940 they've ever
01:12:32.420 seen.
01:12:33.740 Actually,
01:12:34.220 they're saying
01:12:34.600 literally it's
01:12:35.300 the best book
01:12:35.760 they've ever
01:12:36.240 read.
01:12:37.160 Now,
01:12:38.880 I don't
01:12:39.180 know how
01:12:39.560 often you
01:12:40.020 read a
01:12:40.340 book and
01:12:41.380 you walk
01:12:41.780 away saying
01:12:42.260 this is the
01:12:42.740 best book
01:12:43.140 I've ever
01:12:43.560 read,
01:12:44.540 but people
01:12:45.020 are saying
01:12:45.720 it about
01:12:46.040 this book.
01:12:47.340 So if that
01:12:47.880 doesn't make
01:12:48.380 you curious,
01:12:50.320 I don't know
01:12:51.480 what will.
01:12:52.780 All right,
01:12:53.380 thanks for
01:12:54.340 joining
01:12:54.680 YouTube.
01:12:58.160 I'm going to
01:12:58.680 say goodbye
01:12:59.060 to you now,
01:12:59.880 and I hope
01:13:00.380 you enjoyed it,
01:13:00.900 and I'll see
01:13:01.160 you tomorrow.
01:13:01.460 and I'll see