Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 24, 2023


Episode 2271 Scott Adams: CWSA 10⧸24⧸23


Episode Stats

Length

58 minutes

Words per Minute

136.85323

Word Count

7,941

Sentence Count

593

Misogynist Sentences

12

Hate Speech Sentences

36


Summary

In this episode, Dr. Bruce Lipton talks about the dangers of "backward science" and how to deal with an addiction to food and other things. He also explains why you should not rely on willpower and calories to lose weight.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Science. Backward science.
00:00:03.820 There's a new study that found that people who have the most sex have the lowest all-cause mortality,
00:00:12.800 especially in hypertension patients.
00:00:15.340 Yeah. So generally speaking, the people who have the most sex were also the healthiest.
00:00:22.860 So, backward science.
00:00:27.140 I wonder how much sex people who look really sick have.
00:00:32.420 Do they have a lot of sex?
00:00:34.600 Or is it possible that the people who are healthy-looking have more sex?
00:00:42.420 Backward science.
00:00:44.700 Once you spot it, you see it everywhere.
00:00:47.200 I saw the story that apparently members of Congress are going to be able to go into a skiff
00:00:52.860 that highly, the highly, highly secure place and look at UFO stuff.
00:01:02.400 Is that really going to happen?
00:01:05.260 There's really going to be a skiff where we're going to have some of our professional liars go in and tell us what they saw?
00:01:12.080 Is Adam Schiff going to go in the skiff?
00:01:15.720 What happens when Adam Schiff comes out of the skiff and says,
00:01:18.860 Oh, yeah.
00:01:19.940 There's actually an alien body in there.
00:01:22.440 I saw it. I touched it.
00:01:24.520 And everybody else says,
00:01:25.800 Uh, I didn't see an alien body.
00:01:28.320 We'll be right back where we were.
00:01:30.760 Do you think that all the people who look at whatever's in the skiff
00:01:34.360 will have the same opinion when they walk out?
00:01:37.280 No.
00:01:38.360 Nothing works like that.
00:01:40.140 It's going to be exactly the same as if there had been no skiff.
00:01:43.420 Some people will walk in and say,
00:01:45.500 I can't tell you what I saw.
00:01:47.400 Oh, my God.
00:01:49.020 Aliens.
00:01:49.980 And other people will go in and say,
00:01:51.720 I looked at the same thing you did.
00:01:53.340 I didn't see any proof of aliens.
00:01:56.160 That's what it's going to be.
00:01:58.080 Two worlds.
00:02:00.880 Two movies on one screen.
00:02:02.160 Well, here's another, uh, more science you didn't need to do.
00:02:10.400 So there should be another category of science.
00:02:13.520 If somebody paid a lot of money to do a study,
00:02:15.780 but it would have been easier just to ask me my opinion.
00:02:19.860 Because you would have got the same answer.
00:02:22.560 And let me give you an example.
00:02:23.600 Uh, the study says that, uh, 14% of adults and 12% of children show signs of addiction
00:02:32.220 to ultra-processed foods, which are high in sugar and carbs.
00:02:36.660 And this addiction can be as strong as alcohol and tobacco.
00:02:40.760 And it's all about refined carbs and added fats and blah, blah, blah to make it addictive.
00:02:47.460 Now, did they need to study that?
00:02:50.760 But was there somebody who was unaware that some people have a lot of trouble avoiding certain foods?
00:02:58.260 Was that something that science needed to really dig into?
00:03:01.060 I wonder if, I wonder if there's some people who really, really like sweets.
00:03:07.660 They like them so much that they'll give, uh, weigh 300 pounds rather than cut down on their sweets.
00:03:14.500 Is it because they're addictive?
00:03:16.900 Or they just like being 300 pounds and eating sweets?
00:03:21.320 Hmm.
00:03:22.940 Did anybody need to study that?
00:03:25.640 I mean, really?
00:03:26.720 So, but it gives me an opportunity to, uh, remind you of the best way to lose weight.
00:03:34.060 This is the Scott Adams patented way.
00:03:37.680 And I realized after I read this about this study that there was a better way to explain it
00:03:43.040 than I've been doing so far.
00:03:46.440 And it goes like this.
00:03:49.100 The reason people weigh too much in their own opinions, people who want to lose weight,
00:03:54.940 um, they think of it as willpower and calories.
00:04:00.180 Would you agree?
00:04:02.260 If you're trying to diet, if you're the average person,
00:04:05.800 the average person says, it's just the number of calories.
00:04:09.040 It's just my willpower.
00:04:10.900 I can ramp up my willpower.
00:04:12.780 I will eat fewer calories and boom, I'm done.
00:04:15.500 I lose weight.
00:04:18.380 Doesn't work.
00:04:19.180 And people are, for, you know, hundreds of years, people keep being confused.
00:04:24.000 Well, why isn't it working?
00:04:26.000 You know, it's so simple.
00:04:27.060 Just willpower and calories.
00:04:29.540 Well, it's because the reframe is this.
00:04:34.360 You are fighting an addiction.
00:04:37.980 You're not dealing with willpower or calories.
00:04:41.360 You have an addiction.
00:04:42.480 And it's because modern food has been engineered to have the right amount of salt, sugar, and fat
00:04:49.100 to trigger addiction parts of your brain.
00:04:52.960 So if you deal with it as an addiction, that suggests a different way to approach it.
00:04:58.900 So here's my way to approach it, which I've mentioned before,
00:05:02.200 but now you'll see it under this frame.
00:05:03.900 It'll make a little more sense.
00:05:05.000 The worst way to lose weight is to stop eating as much as you were eating before
00:05:12.740 and use your willpower to stay that way.
00:05:16.880 Willpower!
00:05:18.020 I will eat less than the day before!
00:05:20.740 Never works.
00:05:23.100 But if you were to treat it as an addiction, which is my recommendation,
00:05:27.480 you would say to yourself,
00:05:28.500 all right, there are about five things I eat that I need to stop eating.
00:05:33.000 Like one would be that big bowl of ice cream, maybe.
00:05:37.280 You know, whatever.
00:05:37.800 Whatever your thing is.
00:05:39.180 Maybe it's that big bag of chips or whatever.
00:05:42.040 But instead of stopping all of your eating,
00:05:44.820 which would be a horrible hardship,
00:05:47.400 because you'd be hungry all the time
00:05:48.940 and you've already got an addiction to food,
00:05:51.820 it's the worst thing.
00:05:53.500 If I stopped eating, I don't have a serious addiction to food.
00:05:56.860 If I stop eating, it doesn't really hurt.
00:05:59.140 I just get a little hungry.
00:06:00.080 But if I were addicted, like I really, really need that food
00:06:04.920 of whatever addicted type,
00:06:07.060 then I don't think I could, you know, cut down on food.
00:06:11.280 So here's what you do.
00:06:12.700 You target just one food and you tell yourself
00:06:15.840 you can eat as much as you want of everything else.
00:06:19.120 And that's it.
00:06:20.320 If you don't eat that one food, whatever it is,
00:06:23.300 let's say it's ice cream,
00:06:24.180 about two months later,
00:06:26.580 you'll notice that you have a substantially
00:06:29.000 decreased craving for that one food.
00:06:32.440 And now, no willpower required
00:06:34.380 because you lost the craving.
00:06:37.720 So now you say to yourself,
00:06:38.800 all right, pick the second one.
00:06:41.740 All right, now I also
00:06:43.020 drink too much diet soda or something.
00:06:46.880 You say, all right,
00:06:47.500 I'm going to eat as much as I want of everything else.
00:06:50.980 I'll never be hungry.
00:06:51.900 I just won't have soda.
00:06:55.480 But it's easy not to have ice cream also
00:06:57.860 because you've already lost the taste.
00:07:01.340 So if you treat it as an addiction,
00:07:03.860 you never let yourself be hungry.
00:07:06.260 You eat as much as you need to fill yourself up
00:07:08.720 all the time, every day.
00:07:10.820 But it might be broccoli by the time you're done.
00:07:13.680 You know, it might be veggies,
00:07:15.260 berries and nuts and stuff.
00:07:17.700 So, or clean protein,
00:07:20.400 whatever that is for you.
00:07:21.900 So treat it as food, as an addiction,
00:07:24.360 not a question of calories and willpower,
00:07:26.700 and you'll do great.
00:07:28.580 TikTok has announced
00:07:29.680 that for some users,
00:07:31.440 they're going to allow longer videos.
00:07:34.100 I guess the original TikToks
00:07:35.800 were only 15 seconds.
00:07:38.260 And then they extended it
00:07:39.600 to a minute and a few minutes.
00:07:41.040 Now they're looking at 15 minutes.
00:07:42.780 I got to say,
00:07:43.940 TikTok is doing an excellent job
00:07:46.460 of raising your children.
00:07:47.380 So, so good work on that, parents.
00:07:51.340 You've delegated
00:07:52.400 the raising of your children to China.
00:07:56.780 And China's doing a good job
00:07:58.280 of raising American children
00:07:59.560 to be non-competitive
00:08:00.880 with Chinese children.
00:08:03.660 Now, if that bothers you,
00:08:05.320 that China is brainwashing your children
00:08:07.160 to make them less competitive,
00:08:08.400 here's something you could do about it.
00:08:12.700 Have you tried pickleball?
00:08:14.380 It's this cool sport
00:08:15.500 that will take your mind off of all that.
00:08:17.680 Yeah, you won't even think about it.
00:08:19.080 Go play some pickleball.
00:08:20.400 You can buy some paddles and balls.
00:08:23.580 They're generally made in China.
00:08:24.920 So, if you want to forget about
00:08:27.680 China's influence of your child's brain,
00:08:30.240 go play some pickleball.
00:08:31.920 That will totally clear you up.
00:08:35.560 I saw this series of posts
00:08:38.560 on the X platform
00:08:39.640 from the Prince of Fakes,
00:08:42.100 who's a parody account.
00:08:43.640 He does a lot of AI stuff.
00:08:45.320 Some of you might know
00:08:46.500 the Prince of Fakes,
00:08:48.600 but he's anonymous.
00:08:50.820 But he posted this
00:08:53.440 that was fascinating.
00:08:54.920 He said,
00:08:55.500 I took a charisma
00:08:56.700 slash communication course
00:08:58.520 before embarking on this cruise.
00:09:01.220 So, I guess he's on a cruise somewhere.
00:09:03.620 So, I've been practicing meeting people
00:09:05.220 and having conversations.
00:09:06.920 It's amazing how rules-based
00:09:08.880 all of this is
00:09:09.880 and how easy it is
00:09:11.620 after you learn them.
00:09:13.480 Does that sound familiar?
00:09:16.060 It's the Dale Carnegie thing
00:09:17.560 I've been telling you forever.
00:09:19.400 Yeah.
00:09:19.900 What Dale Carnegie teaches you
00:09:21.940 is that social interaction
00:09:23.340 is rules-based.
00:09:25.800 You just follow the rules.
00:09:27.580 But if you didn't know the rules,
00:09:28.920 you'd be like,
00:09:29.500 oh my God,
00:09:30.000 I don't know what to say,
00:09:30.900 what to do,
00:09:31.880 what do I do with my hands,
00:09:33.620 do I keep talking,
00:09:34.600 do I let myself go?
00:09:36.140 It's rules-based.
00:09:37.800 Once you learn the rules,
00:09:38.840 it's really easy.
00:09:39.960 And it takes about,
00:09:41.400 oh,
00:09:42.180 five minutes
00:09:42.940 to learn all the rules
00:09:45.120 of human interaction.
00:09:47.560 Introduce yourself,
00:09:48.580 use the person's name,
00:09:49.740 look in their eyes,
00:09:51.220 ask questions about them,
00:09:52.480 show genuine interest.
00:09:54.000 And when you're done,
00:09:54.940 say something like,
00:09:56.360 well,
00:09:56.660 I need to get back to whatever
00:09:57.980 or I need to get back to
00:10:00.020 mixing with,
00:10:01.400 I need to do a little more mixing,
00:10:03.580 got to refresh my drink.
00:10:06.060 That's it.
00:10:07.140 If you just do those things,
00:10:09.440 you're done.
00:10:10.740 But I was interested
00:10:11.820 that apparently the course
00:10:13.340 that the Prince of Fakes took
00:10:15.560 encouraged you
00:10:17.740 to try to go for the hug
00:10:19.220 even in situations
00:10:21.400 where you don't think
00:10:22.160 it's appropriate.
00:10:23.720 Imagine that.
00:10:24.740 Could you do that?
00:10:26.200 Could you practice as homework
00:10:28.020 offering to hug people
00:10:30.260 you just met?
00:10:32.720 Now,
00:10:33.660 apparently the Prince of Fakes,
00:10:35.380 now remember,
00:10:35.900 he's on a cruise ship,
00:10:37.700 so everybody on a cruise ship
00:10:38.960 is in relaxed mode,
00:10:41.100 you know,
00:10:41.240 nobody's in business mode.
00:10:42.840 And apparently he's
00:10:43.840 just offering hugs to people
00:10:45.560 and he's being shocked
00:10:47.580 and amazed
00:10:48.280 at how often people will,
00:10:51.260 even if they seem uncomfortable,
00:10:53.560 will still enthusiastically
00:10:55.060 take a hug.
00:10:57.140 Even if they're not comfortable,
00:10:59.520 they'll still take a free hug
00:11:00.720 because a free hug
00:11:02.140 is like money.
00:11:03.900 Like,
00:11:04.160 who gets free hugs?
00:11:06.200 So,
00:11:06.640 he's having this
00:11:07.560 mind-blowing experience
00:11:09.020 to find out
00:11:10.460 there's strangers,
00:11:11.720 somebody you just met
00:11:12.860 and just applied
00:11:14.140 a little bit
00:11:14.600 of your social skills to,
00:11:16.180 so what they know about you
00:11:17.240 is like 1%,
00:11:18.160 but it was your good 1%
00:11:20.000 that you put forward,
00:11:21.700 they'll take a hug.
00:11:22.420 It's like one of the
00:11:25.360 greatest lessons in life
00:11:26.700 that people will actually
00:11:28.380 take a hug
00:11:29.060 if you offer it to them,
00:11:30.060 like if you mean it.
00:11:31.700 Everybody likes a hug.
00:11:33.600 All right.
00:11:34.380 Guy on guy,
00:11:35.200 not so much,
00:11:36.040 but sometimes that too.
00:11:40.680 All right.
00:11:41.280 I had a realization
00:11:43.740 about January 6th
00:11:45.280 that made everything
00:11:46.500 come together.
00:11:47.160 So January 6th,
00:11:50.200 as you know,
00:11:51.240 Trump was accused
00:11:52.560 of inciting
00:11:54.920 an insurrection.
00:11:57.400 Now,
00:11:57.700 let me ask you this.
00:11:59.600 Imagine a world
00:12:00.660 where that didn't happen.
00:12:03.860 There would be something
00:12:05.120 really,
00:12:05.820 really wrong
00:12:06.240 with that world,
00:12:06.960 wouldn't there?
00:12:08.120 You know what that would be?
00:12:09.860 It would be
00:12:10.860 after five solid years
00:12:13.440 of the media
00:12:14.220 telling half of the country
00:12:16.280 that Trump was Hitler.
00:12:19.300 On January 6th,
00:12:20.720 he was a few days
00:12:21.860 from leaving office
00:12:22.940 without doing
00:12:24.780 anything Hitler-like.
00:12:27.420 Think about it.
00:12:30.340 What would that have done
00:12:31.680 to the entire media narrative
00:12:33.880 for five years?
00:12:36.000 They hammered it
00:12:36.920 nonstop
00:12:38.240 that he would never
00:12:39.840 leave office,
00:12:41.100 that he was looking
00:12:42.320 to be a dictator,
00:12:44.240 that he was basically Hitler,
00:12:46.280 and that it was always
00:12:47.420 1939 Germany
00:12:48.920 every day
00:12:49.840 he was alive.
00:12:51.600 Right?
00:12:52.780 I'm right, right?
00:12:54.080 So after five years
00:12:55.220 of saying he's going
00:12:55.920 to be Hitler,
00:12:56.900 suppose he had just
00:12:57.840 left office
00:12:58.640 on January 6th,
00:13:00.640 because the only thing
00:13:01.340 that was different,
00:13:02.380 that's the only thing.
00:13:05.280 The media would have
00:13:06.500 exposed itself
00:13:07.680 for having run
00:13:08.740 an op
00:13:09.340 on the American people
00:13:10.520 for five years.
00:13:12.240 The biggest op
00:13:13.480 that you would have
00:13:14.160 seen in your life,
00:13:15.120 but what happens
00:13:16.360 if they sell you
00:13:17.360 that January 6th
00:13:18.840 was an insurrection?
00:13:21.400 Then they were right
00:13:22.420 for five years.
00:13:24.700 They were wrong
00:13:25.660 for five years,
00:13:26.520 and they had
00:13:27.160 one chance left,
00:13:29.120 because he was
00:13:29.880 almost out of power.
00:13:31.360 In the moment
00:13:31.920 he was out of power,
00:13:33.260 it would be obvious
00:13:34.260 that he didn't have
00:13:35.000 any remaining power.
00:13:36.920 He would just be
00:13:37.640 out of office,
00:13:38.400 you know,
00:13:38.600 the way he was.
00:13:39.940 So if they had not
00:13:40.840 taken that last chance
00:13:42.680 to demonize him
00:13:44.440 as the devil,
00:13:46.560 their last five years
00:13:47.740 would have been a lie.
00:13:49.300 So that explains
00:13:50.160 why they tried so hard
00:13:51.660 to demonize somebody
00:13:54.180 who just lost
00:13:55.280 an election.
00:13:56.720 I mean,
00:13:56.920 typically you don't
00:13:57.720 demonize the loser,
00:14:00.000 right?
00:14:00.400 That's pretty unusual.
00:14:03.440 But they needed to,
00:14:04.720 not only to keep him
00:14:05.680 from running again,
00:14:06.500 but to cover up
00:14:08.160 five years of fake news
00:14:09.840 and fake news.
00:14:11.000 It wasn't even fake news.
00:14:12.700 It was pure brainwashing
00:14:14.460 with the complete knowledge
00:14:16.420 of all the people involved.
00:14:18.100 It was propaganda
00:14:19.240 slash brainwashing
00:14:20.580 for five solid fucking years,
00:14:23.560 and it would have
00:14:24.880 all been exposed
00:14:25.860 if they had not run
00:14:27.460 this little op
00:14:28.200 at the end
00:14:28.680 to make you think that,
00:14:29.620 oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
00:14:30.420 oh yeah,
00:14:30.920 oh yeah,
00:14:31.260 there's still little time.
00:14:33.220 We were right.
00:14:34.640 My God,
00:14:35.320 we were almost,
00:14:36.140 we were a few days
00:14:37.280 from being
00:14:37.760 so embarrassingly wrong
00:14:40.120 about the biggest thing
00:14:41.500 in the world,
00:14:42.120 but wow,
00:14:44.060 wow,
00:14:44.440 we got lucky
00:14:45.060 on that last,
00:14:46.760 you know,
00:14:47.560 last public event.
00:14:49.460 Yeah, yeah,
00:14:50.580 you went all Hitler
00:14:51.420 just like we thought
00:14:52.380 he would.
00:14:53.260 Wow, we're smart.
00:14:54.840 Five years we told you
00:14:55.960 this would happen.
00:14:57.000 It almost didn't,
00:14:58.400 but we were right.
00:14:59.960 We were right in the end,
00:15:01.780 right?
00:15:02.780 Now,
00:15:03.980 now once I explained it
00:15:05.260 to you that it was
00:15:05.980 their last chance
00:15:07.060 to prove he was Hitler
00:15:08.760 and they didn't have
00:15:09.560 any proofs
00:15:10.100 so they manufactured
00:15:10.980 it in the last weeks.
00:15:13.000 You can see it,
00:15:13.980 right?
00:15:15.520 It's super obvious
00:15:16.760 as soon as I say it.
00:15:18.760 Am I right?
00:15:20.640 Is there a single person
00:15:21.960 here who would deny
00:15:22.980 that that's exactly
00:15:24.320 what happened?
00:15:25.320 They realized
00:15:26.100 they had no Hitler
00:15:27.140 material
00:15:27.740 after five years,
00:15:29.680 so they had to
00:15:31.440 manufacture it
00:15:32.220 just before
00:15:32.680 they walked out
00:15:33.200 the door
00:15:33.560 to keep their
00:15:35.000 game alive.
00:15:37.420 It's pretty remarkable
00:15:38.320 and the country
00:15:39.580 largely bought it,
00:15:40.720 half of the country.
00:15:41.980 It's the only half
00:15:42.460 they needed to give it.
00:15:44.840 Quite amazing.
00:15:46.960 And as part of that,
00:15:48.140 Owen Schroyer
00:15:49.000 is going to prison
00:15:49.920 for free speech.
00:15:52.320 Now,
00:15:53.040 let me say this
00:15:53.880 not as hyperbole.
00:15:56.020 This is not hyperbole.
00:15:57.180 We don't have
00:15:58.520 free speech
00:15:59.180 in the United States.
00:16:00.500 Don't give me
00:16:01.040 your constitution.
00:16:02.220 Doesn't include
00:16:03.120 private companies
00:16:05.340 because we now know
00:16:06.180 that the government
00:16:06.840 has been pressuring
00:16:07.980 private companies
00:16:08.820 to do their
00:16:10.140 censoring for them.
00:16:11.960 And we can see
00:16:12.620 this Owen Schroyer case
00:16:14.000 that nobody else
00:16:14.920 would have,
00:16:15.640 you know,
00:16:15.860 if it hadn't been
00:16:16.480 a Trump supporter,
00:16:17.820 this wouldn't have happened.
00:16:19.240 So we can say
00:16:20.380 for sure
00:16:21.360 there's no
00:16:22.080 fucking free speech.
00:16:24.080 You only have
00:16:25.200 the ability
00:16:25.720 to say things
00:16:26.420 that are not
00:16:26.880 dangerous
00:16:27.340 to the people
00:16:27.920 in power.
00:16:29.600 That's not free speech.
00:16:31.820 You can agree
00:16:33.080 with them
00:16:33.580 as loudly
00:16:34.140 as you want.
00:16:34.920 Oh,
00:16:35.540 I got my free speech.
00:16:36.920 I'm agreeing
00:16:37.540 with the people
00:16:38.180 in power.
00:16:39.860 Yeah,
00:16:40.080 that's like
00:16:40.480 opposite of free speech.
00:16:42.520 So no,
00:16:43.180 we don't have
00:16:43.600 free speech.
00:16:44.440 I'm not even
00:16:44.980 going to listen
00:16:45.420 to an argument
00:16:46.100 that we do.
00:16:47.160 You're fucking stupid
00:16:48.260 if you think
00:16:48.980 we have free speech.
00:16:50.380 Let me just say
00:16:51.020 that directly.
00:16:51.980 Anybody in America
00:16:53.040 today
00:16:53.680 who thinks
00:16:54.780 that Americans
00:16:55.260 have free speech
00:16:56.200 as in they
00:16:56.840 can go against
00:16:57.480 the official
00:16:58.500 narrative?
00:16:59.400 You're a fucking
00:17:00.180 idiot.
00:17:01.140 What have you
00:17:01.760 been looking at?
00:17:03.040 Seriously.
00:17:04.400 Now,
00:17:04.880 I know that
00:17:05.800 doesn't apply
00:17:06.300 to the people
00:17:06.860 in this audience.
00:17:08.900 But really,
00:17:10.240 I'm actually
00:17:11.580 angered
00:17:12.600 by people
00:17:13.260 who imagine
00:17:13.900 that there's
00:17:14.500 free speech
00:17:15.160 because that's
00:17:15.700 the problem.
00:17:16.720 The problem
00:17:17.180 is some fucking
00:17:17.900 idiots think
00:17:18.460 they still have it
00:17:19.400 and that there's
00:17:22.160 no problem.
00:17:24.160 That's the problem.
00:17:25.180 Anyway,
00:17:27.040 so Owen Schroer
00:17:28.000 is a political
00:17:28.960 prisoner in the
00:17:29.860 United States
00:17:30.480 in 2023
00:17:31.400 for a political
00:17:32.840 opinion.
00:17:36.040 That's reality.
00:17:37.760 And he's not alone.
00:17:39.020 The January 6th
00:17:39.820 people have to be
00:17:40.800 punished hard
00:17:41.560 to keep alive
00:17:43.000 their January 6th
00:17:44.220 Hitler thing
00:17:44.960 because they
00:17:46.020 lost for five
00:17:46.900 years in a row
00:17:47.560 on that narrative.
00:17:49.400 So Owen Schroer
00:17:50.100 gets to go to jail
00:17:51.160 so that they
00:17:52.780 can maintain
00:17:53.260 their narrative.
00:17:55.040 There's your
00:17:55.680 fucking free speech
00:17:56.760 right there.
00:17:58.600 Yep.
00:18:00.600 God,
00:18:01.180 I hate the
00:18:01.600 government.
00:18:02.660 Mostly the
00:18:03.260 Democrats.
00:18:05.180 Well,
00:18:05.960 you may have
00:18:06.600 heard some
00:18:06.940 stories that
00:18:07.720 there are some
00:18:08.540 students at
00:18:09.920 Harvard and
00:18:10.560 maybe some
00:18:10.920 other places,
00:18:11.880 Jewish students,
00:18:13.700 Jewish American
00:18:14.300 students,
00:18:14.700 I think mostly,
00:18:16.060 who do not
00:18:16.940 feel comfortable
00:18:17.700 in that
00:18:18.980 environment
00:18:19.420 because the
00:18:20.340 pro-Palestinian,
00:18:22.200 some would say
00:18:23.720 pro-Hamas,
00:18:24.520 but I'll say
00:18:24.940 pro-Palestinian
00:18:26.520 activism.
00:18:29.080 Now,
00:18:29.880 I feel like
00:18:31.060 it's my job
00:18:31.780 because I have
00:18:33.780 the closest
00:18:34.320 thing to
00:18:34.900 free speech.
00:18:35.880 I don't have
00:18:36.540 it either.
00:18:37.540 But I'm a little
00:18:38.420 closer than you
00:18:39.140 do because I'm
00:18:40.280 already canceled.
00:18:41.420 So I'm going
00:18:42.160 to say this
00:18:42.940 as many times
00:18:43.700 as it takes.
00:18:44.700 to make the
00:18:45.740 point.
00:18:46.680 I'm going to
00:18:47.100 make this a
00:18:47.680 thing.
00:18:48.820 Oh, yeah.
00:18:49.520 I'm not a
00:18:50.020 quitter.
00:18:51.860 Here's the
00:18:52.600 thing.
00:18:54.700 Discriminating
00:18:55.300 against an
00:18:56.080 individual
00:18:56.600 is despicable.
00:18:59.860 It's bad for
00:19:00.980 society,
00:19:01.500 and it's
00:19:02.980 morally
00:19:03.460 unacceptable.
00:19:05.300 So don't do
00:19:05.860 it.
00:19:06.920 Don't do it.
00:19:08.180 Don't discriminate
00:19:08.880 against individuals
00:19:10.240 or their
00:19:11.640 religion or
00:19:12.480 their race
00:19:13.280 or their
00:19:14.060 anything.
00:19:16.120 It's
00:19:16.560 despicable,
00:19:18.100 bad for
00:19:18.520 society,
00:19:19.040 and morally
00:19:19.940 unsupportable.
00:19:22.940 However,
00:19:24.120 avoiding a
00:19:24.900 collection of
00:19:25.600 people in
00:19:27.140 which you
00:19:27.700 believe,
00:19:28.360 and this is
00:19:28.820 important,
00:19:29.320 it's just in
00:19:29.800 your own
00:19:30.080 mind,
00:19:30.760 in which you
00:19:31.340 believe there
00:19:31.860 are too
00:19:32.220 many in
00:19:32.660 that group
00:19:33.260 who openly
00:19:34.420 hate you,
00:19:36.400 that's just
00:19:37.680 self-defense,
00:19:38.880 and you
00:19:40.160 should definitely
00:19:40.600 do that.
00:19:42.400 So, for
00:19:43.240 example, if
00:19:43.980 you're a
00:19:44.320 Jewish student
00:19:44.960 at Harvard,
00:19:45.880 and you
00:19:46.740 thought that
00:19:47.160 there are
00:19:47.520 too many
00:19:48.220 students who
00:19:50.060 harbor negative
00:19:51.180 feelings about
00:19:51.860 you that could
00:19:52.400 actually be
00:19:52.900 dangerous,
00:19:54.160 then that's a
00:19:54.840 self-defense
00:19:55.580 question,
00:19:56.740 and certainly
00:19:57.320 you should not
00:19:58.020 be worried that
00:19:59.540 you had
00:19:59.860 discriminated
00:20:00.660 against them
00:20:02.160 as a group.
00:20:03.260 you can
00:20:04.260 absolutely
00:20:04.780 discriminate
00:20:05.360 against groups
00:20:06.260 as an
00:20:07.380 individual.
00:20:08.200 As a
00:20:08.680 government,
00:20:09.120 you can.
00:20:10.560 Do you
00:20:10.940 understand that?
00:20:12.200 As a
00:20:12.620 government,
00:20:13.220 you shouldn't
00:20:13.740 be discriminated
00:20:14.600 against people
00:20:15.240 for anything.
00:20:16.880 That doesn't
00:20:17.500 work.
00:20:17.940 It's a bad
00:20:18.300 system.
00:20:19.180 But as an
00:20:19.620 individual,
00:20:20.960 you have a
00:20:21.640 personal risk,
00:20:22.640 maybe a family
00:20:23.380 risk as well,
00:20:24.500 and you have
00:20:25.520 to manage
00:20:25.880 that.
00:20:26.740 The only
00:20:27.380 tools you
00:20:28.000 have to
00:20:28.400 manage your
00:20:28.920 personal risk,
00:20:30.300 your family's
00:20:30.920 risk,
00:20:31.600 is what you
00:20:32.340 believe to be
00:20:33.100 true.
00:20:34.980 Nobody can
00:20:35.720 take away
00:20:36.240 your right
00:20:36.920 to act on
00:20:38.740 what you
00:20:39.080 believe is
00:20:39.720 true for
00:20:40.660 your own
00:20:41.040 self-defense.
00:20:42.040 Now, you
00:20:42.540 might break
00:20:43.040 the law in
00:20:43.500 doing so,
00:20:44.160 and then
00:20:44.480 that's a
00:20:45.040 problem,
00:20:45.380 you've got to
00:20:45.680 deal with it.
00:20:46.420 But morally,
00:20:47.620 and safety-wise,
00:20:49.780 you'd be making
00:20:50.820 the right choice
00:20:51.600 to reduce your
00:20:52.640 risk in any
00:20:53.780 way that you
00:20:54.240 think is
00:20:54.640 appropriate.
00:20:55.700 Nobody gets
00:20:56.240 to question
00:20:56.800 that.
00:20:57.060 So if
00:20:58.340 these Jewish
00:20:59.400 students were
00:21:00.100 to say,
00:21:01.300 I think I'll
00:21:01.980 take a
00:21:03.080 semester off
00:21:03.860 or maybe
00:21:04.280 transfer to
00:21:04.940 someplace I
00:21:05.480 feel safer,
00:21:06.560 that would
00:21:07.340 be a
00:21:07.900 reasonable
00:21:08.420 decision based
00:21:10.780 on self-defense
00:21:12.100 and security.
00:21:14.220 It would
00:21:14.960 not be
00:21:15.580 discrimination.
00:21:17.720 Well,
00:21:18.140 let me take
00:21:18.560 it,
00:21:19.280 let me change
00:21:20.000 that.
00:21:20.400 It might be
00:21:20.880 discrimination,
00:21:21.660 but who gives
00:21:22.040 a fuck?
00:21:23.240 It might be.
00:21:23.820 It's
00:21:24.480 perfectly
00:21:24.920 acceptable
00:21:25.460 for self-defense.
00:21:27.880 Again,
00:21:29.160 discriminating
00:21:29.800 against any
00:21:30.520 one individual
00:21:31.340 is despicable,
00:21:34.660 morally
00:21:35.000 unacceptable,
00:21:35.960 and it
00:21:36.460 doesn't work
00:21:36.900 for society
00:21:37.520 as well.
00:21:38.400 It doesn't
00:21:38.660 work for
00:21:38.940 anybody.
00:21:39.880 Nobody wins.
00:21:41.520 But,
00:21:42.260 looking at
00:21:43.340 a group
00:21:44.020 of people,
00:21:44.780 a collection
00:21:45.340 of people
00:21:45.780 who have
00:21:46.140 anything in
00:21:46.840 common
00:21:47.140 mentally,
00:21:48.660 in other
00:21:48.960 words,
00:21:49.200 if there's
00:21:49.520 anything
00:21:49.880 about that
00:21:50.600 group that
00:21:51.880 they would
00:21:52.200 harbor,
00:21:52.600 even by,
00:21:54.360 let's say,
00:21:54.760 2% of
00:21:55.380 them.
00:21:56.620 Might only
00:21:57.260 be 2%
00:21:57.880 of the
00:21:58.120 group.
00:21:58.800 Has a
00:21:59.180 really bad
00:21:59.800 feeling about
00:22:00.440 people like
00:22:01.240 you,
00:22:01.680 whoever you
00:22:02.120 are.
00:22:03.080 You should
00:22:03.420 get the
00:22:03.940 fuck away
00:22:04.420 from that
00:22:04.780 situation,
00:22:05.480 if you
00:22:05.760 can.
00:22:06.600 Get some
00:22:06.980 distance.
00:22:08.520 So,
00:22:09.220 every day
00:22:10.060 that goes
00:22:10.380 by,
00:22:11.400 I will
00:22:12.360 look more
00:22:12.900 right,
00:22:13.440 because I
00:22:14.980 started out
00:22:15.560 being right.
00:22:16.600 I just
00:22:17.300 expressed it
00:22:17.900 in a way
00:22:18.260 that allowed
00:22:18.840 people to
00:22:19.320 cancel me,
00:22:19.920 because we
00:22:20.980 live in a
00:22:22.300 cancel
00:22:23.300 dopamine
00:22:25.780 society.
00:22:27.760 So,
00:22:27.960 people got
00:22:28.380 dopamine from
00:22:29.240 canceling me,
00:22:30.940 and that's
00:22:31.280 why they
00:22:31.560 did it,
00:22:32.500 because they
00:22:33.500 got dopamine.
00:22:34.500 It had
00:22:34.900 nothing to
00:22:35.380 do with
00:22:35.620 what I
00:22:35.900 said.
00:22:37.380 They can
00:22:38.340 imagine or
00:22:39.000 make an
00:22:39.340 argument about
00:22:39.980 what I
00:22:40.500 said,
00:22:40.860 but it
00:22:41.060 wasn't.
00:22:41.400 It was
00:22:41.580 opportunistic.
00:22:42.780 Like,
00:22:42.960 oh,
00:22:43.320 I get a
00:22:43.780 little
00:22:43.880 dopamine
00:22:44.320 hit from
00:22:44.800 cancel
00:22:45.640 this guy.
00:22:46.260 I disagree
00:22:46.600 with.
00:22:46.840 So,
00:22:48.760 in every
00:22:49.280 situation
00:22:49.920 in which
00:22:51.280 there's a
00:22:51.960 group that
00:22:52.520 have been
00:22:53.000 brainwashed to
00:22:54.680 think you're
00:22:55.140 the problem,
00:22:56.220 you should
00:22:56.760 get some
00:22:57.680 distance,
00:22:59.400 and you
00:23:00.280 should not
00:23:00.600 apologize for
00:23:01.340 it.
00:23:01.920 But don't
00:23:02.340 discriminate
00:23:02.740 against
00:23:03.240 individuals.
00:23:05.440 Well,
00:23:05.740 at the
00:23:05.940 moment,
00:23:06.340 or I
00:23:06.600 think it
00:23:06.800 was yesterday,
00:23:07.280 there was
00:23:07.500 a trans
00:23:08.140 and gay
00:23:09.620 protest.
00:23:11.700 They were
00:23:11.980 marching in
00:23:12.500 support of
00:23:13.240 the Palestinians.
00:23:14.480 And,
00:23:16.840 does that
00:23:18.060 seem like
00:23:20.400 maybe not
00:23:21.340 good self
00:23:21.840 defense?
00:23:23.960 If I
00:23:24.840 were worried
00:23:25.400 about my
00:23:26.280 safety,
00:23:27.240 and I
00:23:27.540 would be
00:23:27.880 if I
00:23:28.160 were trans
00:23:28.820 and gay,
00:23:30.360 a little
00:23:30.700 extra
00:23:31.000 security
00:23:31.480 issue,
00:23:32.820 I would
00:23:34.360 certainly
00:23:34.700 not want
00:23:35.520 to spend
00:23:36.800 more time
00:23:37.460 around a
00:23:38.000 group of
00:23:38.400 people who
00:23:39.080 mostly
00:23:40.620 probably
00:23:41.100 fine
00:23:41.420 people.
00:23:42.520 But there
00:23:43.260 might be a
00:23:43.680 high percentage
00:23:44.400 among them,
00:23:45.680 predictably,
00:23:46.840 that would
00:23:47.300 want to
00:23:47.680 throw you
00:23:48.060 off a
00:23:48.360 roof.
00:23:49.380 Maybe only
00:23:50.060 one percent.
00:23:51.800 But would
00:23:52.380 you be in
00:23:52.840 favor of
00:23:53.320 bringing over
00:23:54.000 a hundred
00:23:54.800 people if
00:23:56.520 you were
00:23:57.140 pretty sure
00:23:57.660 that one
00:23:58.000 of them
00:23:58.240 would want
00:23:58.560 to kill
00:23:58.840 you?
00:24:00.060 I would.
00:24:01.420 No.
00:24:02.020 No, I
00:24:02.320 would say
00:24:02.580 that would
00:24:02.860 be perfectly
00:24:04.020 acceptable
00:24:04.640 discrimination.
00:24:06.480 However,
00:24:07.200 if it were
00:24:08.220 an individual,
00:24:09.620 and let's
00:24:09.920 say you were
00:24:10.380 talking to
00:24:10.800 just one
00:24:11.180 person,
00:24:12.240 and they
00:24:12.440 said,
00:24:12.660 hey,
00:24:13.260 I used
00:24:13.720 to live
00:24:14.020 over there
00:24:14.360 in Gaza,
00:24:15.400 but I
00:24:15.700 got to
00:24:15.940 tell you,
00:24:16.460 I don't
00:24:17.060 even believe
00:24:17.540 in religion,
00:24:18.680 and I
00:24:19.020 don't even
00:24:19.320 think there
00:24:19.640 is such
00:24:19.940 a thing
00:24:20.200 as a
00:24:20.420 holy land.
00:24:22.400 I was
00:24:22.960 sort of
00:24:23.200 in the
00:24:23.420 wrong place.
00:24:24.840 Do you
00:24:25.200 mind if
00:24:25.540 I come
00:24:25.840 into the
00:24:26.300 country?
00:24:28.040 Well,
00:24:28.420 hold on.
00:24:29.300 Let's
00:24:29.720 say in
00:24:30.020 my hypothetical
00:24:30.760 there's
00:24:31.660 something that
00:24:32.160 allows you
00:24:32.560 to check
00:24:32.980 that it's
00:24:33.400 real,
00:24:34.160 that it's
00:24:34.420 not a
00:24:34.740 liar.
00:24:36.000 If you
00:24:36.960 vetted that
00:24:37.700 one individual
00:24:38.420 and you're
00:24:38.960 pretty sure
00:24:39.360 they didn't
00:24:39.680 have any
00:24:40.020 bad feelings
00:24:40.620 about Israel,
00:24:41.680 I'd be
00:24:42.260 fine letting
00:24:42.740 them in.
00:24:43.600 It'd be like
00:24:44.140 anybody else.
00:24:44.780 Well,
00:24:45.680 there's no
00:24:46.080 red flag
00:24:46.980 here just
00:24:47.700 because you
00:24:48.100 lived in
00:24:48.520 a place.
00:24:49.380 All of
00:24:49.940 your attitudes
00:24:50.460 are the
00:24:50.960 kind that
00:24:51.360 don't look
00:24:51.740 dangerous.
00:24:52.340 Yeah,
00:24:52.520 fine.
00:24:53.340 But where
00:24:54.600 you would
00:24:55.060 not discriminate
00:24:56.220 against said
00:24:57.260 individual,
00:24:57.900 you could
00:24:59.120 definitely
00:24:59.580 discriminate
00:25:00.120 against the
00:25:00.920 group of
00:25:01.420 people just
00:25:02.800 based on
00:25:03.280 your belief,
00:25:04.100 even if it's
00:25:04.600 wrong,
00:25:05.580 just based on
00:25:06.180 your belief
00:25:06.580 that there
00:25:06.920 might be
00:25:07.280 some people
00:25:09.260 would want
00:25:09.560 to kill
00:25:09.880 you in
00:25:10.820 that group,
00:25:11.340 even if
00:25:11.680 it's only
00:25:11.960 one or
00:25:13.300 1%.
00:25:13.740 You get
00:25:14.780 to avoid
00:25:15.180 that one.
00:25:16.260 If you
00:25:16.740 have an
00:25:17.000 option,
00:25:17.800 you should
00:25:18.280 do whatever
00:25:18.660 you can
00:25:19.040 to make
00:25:19.360 sure there
00:25:19.660 are fewer
00:25:20.000 people around
00:25:20.680 you who
00:25:20.980 want to
00:25:21.160 kill you.
00:25:22.160 Completely
00:25:22.600 reasonable,
00:25:23.800 even if
00:25:24.660 99%
00:25:25.380 don't.
00:25:28.260 All right.
00:25:28.620 Rasmussen
00:25:33.280 asked people
00:25:33.920 what they
00:25:34.400 thought about
00:25:34.860 bringing
00:25:35.260 Palestinian
00:25:35.940 refugees into
00:25:36.740 America.
00:25:40.100 How many
00:25:41.000 U.S.
00:25:42.140 voters,
00:25:42.540 approximately,
00:25:43.360 just approximately,
00:25:44.720 how many
00:25:45.140 U.S.
00:25:45.680 voters do
00:25:46.420 you think
00:25:46.820 thought it
00:25:48.480 would be a
00:25:48.760 good idea
00:25:49.340 to welcome
00:25:49.880 the Gaza
00:25:50.380 refugees?
00:25:52.540 Oh,
00:25:52.820 that's a
00:25:53.000 pretty good
00:25:53.300 guess.
00:25:53.880 Yeah,
00:25:54.100 28%.
00:25:54.900 A little
00:25:56.060 higher than
00:25:56.520 normal,
00:25:56.960 28%.
00:25:57.720 But your
00:25:58.700 guesses were
00:25:59.460 extraordinary.
00:26:01.280 Once again,
00:26:02.920 your ability
00:26:03.600 to guess
00:26:04.200 what pollsters
00:26:06.140 have to
00:26:06.820 check on,
00:26:08.400 it's
00:26:08.820 incredible.
00:26:10.360 But 52%
00:26:11.780 say no,
00:26:13.160 and another
00:26:13.680 20% are
00:26:14.580 not so
00:26:14.980 sure.
00:26:16.440 I feel
00:26:17.260 like the
00:26:17.580 not so
00:26:17.960 sure should
00:26:18.580 be eliminated
00:26:19.640 from all
00:26:20.240 polls.
00:26:21.780 Don't
00:26:22.340 you?
00:26:23.880 If
00:26:24.120 somebody
00:26:24.940 says,
00:26:25.400 oh,
00:26:25.660 I don't
00:26:25.840 know,
00:26:26.700 just say
00:26:27.560 mark them
00:26:28.200 down as
00:26:28.560 an NPC
00:26:29.100 and just
00:26:29.980 go on.
00:26:33.480 And during
00:26:33.920 his visit
00:26:34.380 to Israel,
00:26:35.140 Biden said,
00:26:36.380 the vast
00:26:36.760 majority of
00:26:37.340 Palestinians
00:26:37.820 are not
00:26:38.360 Hamas.
00:26:39.360 Hamas does
00:26:39.960 not represent
00:26:40.580 the Palestinian
00:26:41.240 people.
00:26:42.820 True or
00:26:43.240 false?
00:26:45.280 Actually,
00:26:45.960 I think
00:26:46.460 Hamas
00:26:47.060 literally
00:26:47.660 represents
00:26:48.600 them,
00:26:49.020 don't they?
00:26:49.900 As in,
00:26:50.560 they're actually
00:26:51.060 the leader
00:26:51.540 of the
00:26:51.860 Palestinians
00:26:52.380 in Gaza?
00:26:54.040 Am I
00:26:54.640 wrong about
00:26:55.020 that?
00:26:55.260 that,
00:26:56.560 like,
00:26:56.900 literally,
00:26:57.840 they represent
00:26:58.420 them?
00:26:59.740 Now,
00:27:00.360 to be
00:27:01.520 clear,
00:27:02.760 that's not
00:27:03.720 to say
00:27:04.060 that the
00:27:04.460 Hamas
00:27:04.900 views are
00:27:05.720 shared by
00:27:06.240 the people
00:27:06.720 that they
00:27:07.140 represent.
00:27:08.800 But it
00:27:10.160 is kind
00:27:10.620 of their
00:27:10.840 job.
00:27:11.900 They're in
00:27:12.260 charge.
00:27:13.180 Now,
00:27:13.420 I don't
00:27:13.600 know if
00:27:13.920 they haven't
00:27:14.920 had elections
00:27:15.660 in a while,
00:27:16.380 so it's
00:27:17.380 not fair to
00:27:17.960 say that
00:27:18.340 they elected
00:27:18.860 them.
00:27:19.060 but where
00:27:23.100 Biden is
00:27:23.640 wrong is
00:27:24.920 that he's
00:27:25.400 using an
00:27:25.940 individual
00:27:26.460 standard to
00:27:28.440 judge a
00:27:28.840 group.
00:27:30.180 That doesn't
00:27:31.040 work for
00:27:31.600 self-defense
00:27:32.280 because he's
00:27:33.960 saying,
00:27:34.620 should we
00:27:34.800 bring a
00:27:35.180 group over?
00:27:36.440 He's not
00:27:36.860 saying,
00:27:37.360 should we
00:27:37.500 very carefully
00:27:38.220 check each
00:27:38.800 individual?
00:27:40.940 I mean,
00:27:41.460 they would do
00:27:41.800 some checking,
00:27:42.500 but how much
00:27:42.880 could you do?
00:27:45.480 No,
00:27:46.080 he's using a
00:27:46.820 standard which
00:27:47.420 makes you
00:27:47.840 less safe,
00:27:49.060 so that
00:27:50.040 he can
00:27:50.380 feel more
00:27:50.920 woke.
00:27:53.320 I feel
00:27:53.900 like what
00:27:54.280 it is.
00:27:54.880 So he's
00:27:55.360 saying,
00:27:56.460 we want to
00:27:56.820 create a
00:27:57.160 situation that
00:27:57.780 would be
00:27:58.000 more dangerous
00:27:58.660 for Jewish
00:27:59.280 Americans,
00:28:00.720 for sure,
00:28:02.780 but you
00:28:03.440 don't know
00:28:03.780 if it's
00:28:04.040 slightly,
00:28:05.440 slightly more
00:28:06.000 dangerous,
00:28:06.760 in which
00:28:07.320 case it
00:28:07.720 might be
00:28:08.040 morally
00:28:08.340 acceptable.
00:28:09.760 Because if
00:28:10.180 you're saving
00:28:11.580 the lives
00:28:12.300 of thousands
00:28:13.040 of refugees,
00:28:15.000 and the
00:28:15.360 downside from
00:28:16.040 that is,
00:28:16.500 well,
00:28:16.960 in some
00:28:17.320 hard-to-define
00:28:19.040 slight way,
00:28:20.080 it might be
00:28:20.500 worse for
00:28:20.980 some other
00:28:21.360 people who
00:28:21.840 are still
00:28:22.200 here,
00:28:23.280 Jewish
00:28:23.580 Americans in
00:28:24.260 particular,
00:28:25.360 you'd probably
00:28:25.980 still do it.
00:28:27.740 Because,
00:28:28.120 you know,
00:28:28.260 the world is
00:28:28.760 always a
00:28:29.160 balance of
00:28:29.700 interests,
00:28:30.240 so there's
00:28:30.780 always somebody
00:28:31.300 who's a
00:28:31.680 little worse
00:28:32.680 off if you
00:28:34.080 make somebody
00:28:34.520 better off,
00:28:35.320 even if it's
00:28:36.120 an indirect
00:28:36.600 way.
00:28:36.880 But,
00:28:38.200 in the
00:28:39.960 context of
00:28:42.340 the
00:28:42.600 Palestinians
00:28:43.220 in Gaza
00:28:44.140 literally
00:28:45.460 being
00:28:45.900 bombed
00:28:46.540 by the
00:28:50.000 state of
00:28:50.940 Israel,
00:28:52.000 you wouldn't
00:28:52.520 really accept,
00:28:53.500 you wouldn't
00:28:53.860 expect the
00:28:55.160 average
00:28:55.680 Palestinian
00:28:56.320 coming out
00:28:57.040 of that
00:28:57.380 hot war
00:28:58.460 to have a
00:28:59.720 good attitude
00:29:00.320 about Jewish
00:29:01.680 Americans.
00:29:02.920 Why?
00:29:03.740 Even though
00:29:04.860 the Jewish
00:29:05.280 Americans are
00:29:05.940 not Israel,
00:29:07.400 well,
00:29:07.960 they may
00:29:08.760 support them.
00:29:10.180 And that
00:29:10.460 would feel
00:29:10.800 like supporting
00:29:11.380 the people
00:29:11.800 bombing you.
00:29:13.320 So,
00:29:13.740 under this
00:29:14.140 situation,
00:29:14.760 it's actually
00:29:15.320 insane to
00:29:17.100 allow refugees
00:29:18.840 from the
00:29:19.720 war area.
00:29:21.200 There are
00:29:21.640 lots of
00:29:21.980 situations where
00:29:22.720 I might say,
00:29:23.340 hmm,
00:29:23.860 maybe yes.
00:29:25.340 But not if
00:29:26.240 they've been
00:29:26.560 infected with a
00:29:27.500 mental virus
00:29:28.500 that's not
00:29:30.140 their making,
00:29:30.900 not their
00:29:31.320 fault,
00:29:31.960 has nothing
00:29:32.440 to do with
00:29:32.840 their genes
00:29:33.720 or their
00:29:34.080 culture.
00:29:35.380 They
00:29:35.820 specifically
00:29:36.480 have been
00:29:36.880 infected with
00:29:37.620 a brain
00:29:38.180 virus that
00:29:39.760 would make
00:29:40.080 them dangerous
00:29:40.640 to other
00:29:41.100 citizens of
00:29:41.700 the United
00:29:41.980 States.
00:29:42.880 So I say
00:29:43.360 too much
00:29:43.800 risk,
00:29:45.200 no immigration
00:29:47.220 for just
00:29:49.140 that.
00:29:50.280 Now,
00:29:52.100 later,
00:29:53.320 if 10
00:29:53.860 years go
00:29:54.380 by and
00:29:55.180 everybody is
00:29:56.320 peaceful in
00:29:56.860 the Middle
00:29:57.120 East for
00:29:57.560 some reason,
00:29:58.680 sure.
00:29:59.940 I mean,
00:30:00.480 if things
00:30:00.780 change.
00:30:01.660 So it's
00:30:01.940 not about
00:30:02.260 the people,
00:30:02.720 it's
00:30:03.120 about the
00:30:03.480 situation
00:30:04.040 plus the
00:30:04.600 people.
00:30:05.580 That's
00:30:05.880 too dangerous.
00:30:08.480 BBC
00:30:08.880 reported
00:30:09.520 that there
00:30:10.960 are already
00:30:11.320 5,000
00:30:12.240 deaths in
00:30:12.980 Gaza,
00:30:13.620 mostly of
00:30:14.340 the Gaza
00:30:15.660 residents and
00:30:16.460 fighters.
00:30:18.140 Two questions
00:30:19.040 you must ask
00:30:19.720 about that.
00:30:20.540 Number one,
00:30:21.720 where does the
00:30:22.240 BBC get that
00:30:23.040 kind of
00:30:23.340 information?
00:30:25.140 How in the
00:30:25.560 world would
00:30:25.920 they know how
00:30:26.400 many people
00:30:26.880 died in
00:30:27.300 Gaza?
00:30:28.320 Who would
00:30:28.900 tell them
00:30:29.240 that?
00:30:31.820 Well,
00:30:32.380 probably
00:30:32.700 Hamas,
00:30:33.300 right?
00:30:34.240 Don't you
00:30:34.560 think they
00:30:34.860 got it from
00:30:35.300 Hamas?
00:30:36.120 Not exactly
00:30:36.920 dependable.
00:30:38.540 And then
00:30:39.000 also,
00:30:39.940 how many of
00:30:40.620 the 5,000 do
00:30:41.560 you think
00:30:41.880 were civilians?
00:30:44.380 Kind of
00:30:44.940 important,
00:30:46.020 because people
00:30:47.040 have a different
00:30:47.620 opinion about
00:30:48.180 killing the
00:30:48.880 Hamas fighters
00:30:49.660 than they do
00:30:50.820 with civilians.
00:30:52.260 So I would
00:30:54.500 warn you that
00:30:55.120 100% of the
00:30:55.900 news that
00:30:56.300 comes out of
00:30:56.780 there about
00:30:57.180 deaths is
00:30:57.740 unreliable.
00:30:58.960 But if we
00:30:59.820 were to talk
00:31:00.200 about it from
00:31:00.680 just the
00:31:01.800 PR perspective,
00:31:04.320 whatever gets
00:31:05.100 reported by
00:31:05.840 the BBC is
00:31:07.900 going to be
00:31:08.320 somebody's
00:31:08.940 truth.
00:31:10.720 So at the
00:31:11.180 end of this,
00:31:11.820 the BBC is
00:31:12.520 going to report
00:31:13.100 a number of
00:31:13.900 casualties and
00:31:15.900 deaths, and
00:31:17.740 there may be
00:31:18.380 other sources.
00:31:19.300 Let's say Israel
00:31:19.920 is reporting a
00:31:20.700 much lower
00:31:21.160 number, which
00:31:22.040 I'd expect.
00:31:23.800 Which one do
00:31:24.520 you believe?
00:31:25.720 And the answer
00:31:26.320 is neither.
00:31:28.060 And the answer
00:31:28.700 is people will
00:31:29.660 choose the one
00:31:30.260 that agrees with
00:31:30.960 their opinion.
00:31:32.040 So if you
00:31:32.520 think it was
00:31:33.020 a brutal
00:31:34.320 genocide, you're
00:31:36.400 going to pick
00:31:36.700 the big number
00:31:37.400 that Hamas
00:31:38.240 comes up with.
00:31:39.400 If you think
00:31:40.100 it was a
00:31:41.020 reasonable
00:31:41.500 self-defense
00:31:42.360 act, you're
00:31:43.560 going to pick
00:31:43.920 Israel's smaller
00:31:45.000 number.
00:31:46.080 But you'll
00:31:46.680 never know.
00:31:48.760 Don't think
00:31:49.440 you'll ever
00:31:49.760 know.
00:31:51.060 Don't know
00:31:51.460 if it'll even
00:31:51.960 be between
00:31:52.500 those numbers
00:31:53.120 in any kind
00:31:54.080 of way you
00:31:54.480 can pick
00:31:54.820 the midpoint
00:31:55.380 or anything.
00:31:56.440 So you
00:31:57.320 probably just
00:31:57.840 won't know.
00:31:58.680 The only thing
00:31:59.160 you'll know
00:31:59.540 is that I
00:32:01.360 have a hard
00:32:01.820 time even
00:32:02.380 visualizing
00:32:03.100 5,000 dead
00:32:04.040 people.
00:32:05.800 Like my
00:32:06.400 brain maxes
00:32:07.820 out around
00:32:08.320 that point.
00:32:09.840 5,000 dead
00:32:11.060 people in
00:32:12.600 like a week
00:32:13.340 all in one
00:32:14.780 place.
00:32:15.140 that's an
00:32:16.760 insane amount
00:32:17.440 of dead
00:32:17.740 people.
00:32:19.140 Like if you
00:32:19.960 try to imagine
00:32:20.780 them piled up
00:32:21.600 like cord
00:32:22.140 wood, it's
00:32:23.180 a big
00:32:23.580 fucking pile
00:32:24.280 of dead
00:32:24.620 people.
00:32:26.000 So when
00:32:26.680 you get
00:32:26.980 to 20,000,
00:32:29.820 you're
00:32:31.680 already
00:32:31.980 beyond, way
00:32:32.760 beyond what I
00:32:33.440 can sort of
00:32:34.000 imagine.
00:32:35.440 So at some
00:32:36.520 point it
00:32:36.840 becomes irrelevant
00:32:37.620 because it
00:32:39.640 hits a 10
00:32:40.260 and a 10
00:32:40.720 in our brain
00:32:41.360 no matter what
00:32:42.800 the actual
00:32:43.220 number is.
00:32:44.320 I think we'll
00:32:44.860 be at 10
00:32:45.380 out of 10.
00:32:47.000 All right.
00:32:50.240 There's been
00:32:50.940 a climate
00:32:51.880 change adjustment
00:32:52.980 to some
00:32:54.460 Chinese hotspot
00:32:55.960 model.
00:32:56.600 I guess they
00:32:57.060 had a model
00:32:57.680 that predicted
00:32:58.900 where the
00:32:59.440 hotspots would
00:33:00.140 be for climate
00:33:00.800 change.
00:33:01.800 And they
00:33:02.500 did a
00:33:03.100 complicated
00:33:03.700 tweaking and
00:33:05.280 adjustment to
00:33:06.100 make it a
00:33:06.580 better model
00:33:07.220 and fit the
00:33:07.960 past better.
00:33:10.060 And there's
00:33:11.300 no way I
00:33:11.860 can read
00:33:12.280 that.
00:33:12.800 being an
00:33:14.420 experienced
00:33:15.440 individual in
00:33:16.820 the world
00:33:17.220 and think
00:33:18.340 that anybody
00:33:18.920 can measure
00:33:19.480 the temperature
00:33:20.120 of Earth.
00:33:21.600 How many
00:33:22.020 of you think
00:33:22.620 that the
00:33:23.820 temperature of
00:33:24.440 the planet
00:33:24.880 can be
00:33:25.320 measured and
00:33:26.640 that you
00:33:26.960 can look at
00:33:27.820 the average
00:33:28.360 over time
00:33:29.020 and learn
00:33:29.520 something?
00:33:30.900 That is so
00:33:31.720 obviously not
00:33:32.640 something that
00:33:33.200 humans can
00:33:33.760 do.
00:33:35.500 We've been
00:33:36.140 told, oh,
00:33:36.800 the scientists
00:33:37.360 can do things
00:33:38.300 that you can't
00:33:38.900 do.
00:33:39.200 No, they
00:33:39.440 can't do
00:33:39.780 this.
00:33:41.220 This isn't
00:33:42.020 science.
00:33:42.800 The
00:33:43.260 measurements
00:33:43.720 are not
00:33:44.160 science.
00:33:44.920 If anybody
00:33:45.420 thinks they're
00:33:45.900 science, you're
00:33:47.560 lost.
00:33:48.460 No, the
00:33:48.760 measurements are
00:33:49.600 something that
00:33:50.200 engineers might
00:33:51.120 do or people
00:33:53.040 who are just
00:33:53.640 paid to put
00:33:54.340 something in a
00:33:56.080 field that looks
00:33:56.720 like a
00:33:57.060 thermometer.
00:33:59.640 Now, I don't
00:34:00.960 even have to
00:34:01.460 tell you all
00:34:02.200 the ways that
00:34:02.780 could go
00:34:03.140 wrong, but
00:34:04.360 let me give
00:34:05.000 you the
00:34:05.440 Dilbert version
00:34:07.800 measurement of
00:34:08.760 measuring the
00:34:09.540 temperature of
00:34:10.160 the earth.
00:34:11.380 All right,
00:34:11.740 guys, let's
00:34:12.960 take a
00:34:13.340 measurement of
00:34:13.900 the earth and
00:34:14.420 compare it to
00:34:15.000 the one we
00:34:15.440 took last
00:34:15.940 year.
00:34:16.400 All right.
00:34:17.300 Ooh, a
00:34:18.520 number of our
00:34:19.140 measuring devices
00:34:20.220 seem to be
00:34:21.680 offline or
00:34:22.800 out.
00:34:24.300 So I guess
00:34:26.040 we'll, all
00:34:27.380 right, we'll
00:34:27.660 just put it in
00:34:28.180 a number that's
00:34:29.600 like the average
00:34:30.220 of the other
00:34:30.760 ones to
00:34:31.540 compensate for
00:34:32.120 these broken
00:34:32.600 ones.
00:34:32.900 All right, but
00:34:34.180 we also have
00:34:34.780 big areas where
00:34:35.880 in which there's
00:34:36.820 no measurements
00:34:37.520 at all.
00:34:38.640 So we're going
00:34:39.420 to make some
00:34:39.820 assumptions about
00:34:40.620 those, that
00:34:42.020 they're similar
00:34:42.960 to how they've
00:34:43.680 always been.
00:34:46.240 Or they're the
00:34:47.160 average between
00:34:48.060 the things that
00:34:48.780 we can measure.
00:34:51.020 By the time
00:34:51.920 you're done,
00:34:52.960 it's all just
00:34:54.180 a human being
00:34:55.000 making a bunch
00:34:55.720 of assumptions
00:34:56.320 that can't be
00:34:57.120 tested.
00:34:58.320 That's it.
00:34:59.940 You wouldn't
00:35:00.820 know if your
00:35:01.300 measurements are
00:35:01.900 right because
00:35:02.480 there's nothing
00:35:02.880 to compare
00:35:03.480 them to, right?
00:35:07.300 The measurements
00:35:08.700 of the satellite's
00:35:10.000 take of the
00:35:10.840 upper atmosphere
00:35:11.560 are different
00:35:12.860 than what you're
00:35:14.280 getting on the
00:35:14.760 ground.
00:35:16.420 Now, if one
00:35:17.660 moves in one
00:35:18.240 direction and
00:35:18.900 the other moves
00:35:19.440 in the other
00:35:19.780 direction, what
00:35:21.740 do you know?
00:35:23.160 Maybe nothing.
00:35:26.260 Now, anybody
00:35:27.660 who's, let me
00:35:28.800 put it this way,
00:35:29.940 anybody who's
00:35:30.700 ever had, let's
00:35:31.560 say, business
00:35:32.740 corporate experience
00:35:34.260 and you've
00:35:35.680 watched what
00:35:36.320 happens behind
00:35:37.040 the curtain,
00:35:38.160 you've watched
00:35:38.640 actual real
00:35:39.420 people try to
00:35:40.820 figure out how
00:35:41.340 to measure
00:35:41.840 anything or
00:35:43.300 to get data
00:35:43.920 on anything.
00:35:45.960 If you've
00:35:46.780 seen real
00:35:47.280 people try to
00:35:48.600 measure or get
00:35:49.500 data on anything
00:35:50.740 in the real
00:35:51.260 world, it's
00:35:52.880 always the same.
00:35:53.620 you can't.
00:35:56.940 It's not
00:35:57.540 doable.
00:35:58.380 So you end up
00:35:59.240 making assumptions
00:36:00.040 and trying to
00:36:01.180 sell it to
00:36:01.640 people as
00:36:02.100 though you
00:36:02.380 did it.
00:36:03.160 It's not
00:36:03.580 doable at
00:36:06.000 all.
00:36:07.060 Now, I'm
00:36:07.660 not saying that
00:36:08.360 the planet is
00:36:09.580 or is not
00:36:10.180 warming.
00:36:10.800 I don't know.
00:36:11.740 And I'm not
00:36:12.340 saying it is or
00:36:13.040 is not a
00:36:13.460 problem.
00:36:14.400 I don't know.
00:36:15.560 I think that if
00:36:16.420 it is a problem,
00:36:17.140 we'll figure it
00:36:17.680 out.
00:36:18.360 And if it
00:36:19.000 is not a
00:36:20.400 problem, well,
00:36:21.920 I wouldn't be
00:36:22.660 surprised.
00:36:24.180 I mean, it
00:36:24.500 would perfectly
00:36:25.160 fit the evidence
00:36:26.040 as I see it
00:36:27.060 that people
00:36:28.140 don't really
00:36:28.800 know how to
00:36:29.160 measure stuff.
00:36:31.280 All right.
00:36:32.680 So someday
00:36:33.640 that will be
00:36:36.120 the funniest
00:36:36.640 thing we look
00:36:37.480 back at and
00:36:38.740 imagine we
00:36:39.260 believe.
00:36:40.460 From today's
00:36:41.420 perspective, you
00:36:42.440 look back and
00:36:43.040 you think, oh,
00:36:44.000 isn't it funny
00:36:44.660 that we used to
00:36:45.920 think that smoking
00:36:46.660 was good for
00:36:47.600 you, like it
00:36:48.920 was good for
00:36:49.380 your health?
00:36:50.380 People actually
00:36:51.140 believe that.
00:36:52.580 Now we
00:36:52.920 look back and
00:36:53.520 go, how
00:36:53.920 stupid we
00:36:54.800 were.
00:36:55.380 Oh, my
00:36:55.860 God, how
00:36:56.960 dumb we
00:36:57.640 were to
00:36:58.700 have believed
00:36:59.160 something so
00:36:59.880 ridiculous by
00:37:00.700 today's standard.
00:37:01.900 That's what
00:37:02.440 measuring the
00:37:03.360 temperature of
00:37:04.360 the earth is
00:37:04.800 going to look
00:37:05.160 like in 40
00:37:06.180 years.
00:37:07.180 In 40 years,
00:37:07.980 we're going to
00:37:08.220 look back and
00:37:08.860 say, oh, my
00:37:09.740 God, the
00:37:10.980 entire civilization
00:37:11.940 was built
00:37:12.680 around the
00:37:13.200 belief you
00:37:14.320 can measure the
00:37:15.120 temperature of
00:37:15.680 the earth or
00:37:16.780 even the
00:37:17.240 direction of
00:37:17.900 the temperature,
00:37:19.100 either one.
00:37:20.140 And we will
00:37:20.880 laugh at it as
00:37:21.780 obviously
00:37:22.800 absurd, or
00:37:23.740 that we
00:37:24.020 can even
00:37:24.420 know which
00:37:24.860 variables are
00:37:26.920 the major
00:37:27.740 variables pushing
00:37:28.780 climate.
00:37:30.900 We will
00:37:31.680 think it's so
00:37:32.480 funny someday.
00:37:34.060 But when you're
00:37:34.860 in it, you're
00:37:35.280 like, am I
00:37:36.600 surrounded by
00:37:37.260 people who
00:37:37.820 don't know how
00:37:38.540 the real world
00:37:39.200 works?
00:37:40.280 Yes, I am.
00:37:40.880 Well, Hamas
00:37:45.000 apparently stockpiled
00:37:46.500 a bunch of
00:37:46.940 fuel in
00:37:47.620 anticipation of
00:37:48.640 what's happening
00:37:50.500 now.
00:37:51.260 So Hamas
00:37:51.840 itself might
00:37:52.620 have a lot
00:37:53.020 of fuel, but
00:37:54.740 the hospitals
00:37:55.380 might be running
00:37:56.000 out, fuel
00:37:57.580 being keeping
00:37:58.780 the lights on,
00:38:00.080 and that Israel
00:38:01.740 is pointing out
00:38:02.400 that Hamas
00:38:03.040 has an option.
00:38:04.520 They can give
00:38:05.360 their fuel to
00:38:05.920 the hospitals,
00:38:06.440 and if they
00:38:07.680 don't, is
00:38:09.100 that on Israel?
00:38:11.960 If Hamas
00:38:12.600 doesn't want to
00:38:13.120 share the
00:38:14.020 sufficient fuel
00:38:15.780 that they have,
00:38:16.720 same with the
00:38:17.240 food, it's a
00:38:18.560 good point.
00:38:20.460 But ultimately,
00:38:21.620 it's only about
00:38:22.340 power.
00:38:22.660 All right, did
00:38:24.820 I tell you
00:38:25.300 about my
00:38:25.920 mission to
00:38:28.400 brand Marxism?
00:38:31.040 Because, in
00:38:32.220 my opinion, no
00:38:33.260 more than 1%
00:38:34.200 of people even
00:38:35.340 know what
00:38:35.800 Marx is about.
00:38:37.540 They would
00:38:37.940 say, communism?
00:38:40.180 Socialism?
00:38:40.780 Something like
00:38:41.100 that?
00:38:41.520 That's all they
00:38:42.060 would know.
00:38:43.160 So when you
00:38:43.640 say, we must
00:38:45.460 not elect that
00:38:46.300 politician because
00:38:47.360 they're a
00:38:47.760 Marxist, just
00:38:49.400 know that that
00:38:49.980 doesn't influence
00:38:52.160 anybody.
00:38:52.660 because they
00:38:53.480 don't even
00:38:53.820 know what
00:38:54.080 it is, and
00:38:55.220 if they
00:38:55.520 think it
00:38:55.880 means socialism,
00:38:57.520 they're going
00:38:57.860 to say, you
00:38:58.380 mean like
00:38:59.060 healthcare?
00:39:00.720 I like
00:39:01.360 healthcare.
00:39:02.400 You mean
00:39:02.700 like Social
00:39:03.380 Security?
00:39:04.380 That kind of
00:39:04.900 socialism?
00:39:05.620 What's wrong
00:39:06.060 with that?
00:39:06.980 That's what
00:39:07.360 people will
00:39:07.780 say.
00:39:08.240 So you're
00:39:08.540 not going
00:39:08.780 to make
00:39:09.020 Marxism go
00:39:09.900 away by
00:39:11.180 saying, oh,
00:39:11.920 that Marxist,
00:39:12.960 because nobody
00:39:13.320 knows what it
00:39:13.860 means in any
00:39:14.940 useful way.
00:39:16.300 They don't
00:39:16.540 know what it
00:39:17.020 means.
00:39:18.280 So you're
00:39:19.160 going to need
00:39:19.840 persuasion, not
00:39:21.660 the facts.
00:39:22.360 the facts are
00:39:23.620 on your
00:39:23.920 side, they're
00:39:24.860 just not
00:39:25.240 persuasive.
00:39:26.300 So you're
00:39:26.900 going to have
00:39:27.060 to abandon
00:39:27.560 the facts if
00:39:29.000 you want to
00:39:29.340 persuade.
00:39:30.420 And the way I
00:39:30.980 would abandon
00:39:31.520 them is this.
00:39:33.100 I would say
00:39:33.660 it's called
00:39:34.320 Marxism because
00:39:35.180 it's about
00:39:35.640 marking people
00:39:36.440 as oppressors
00:39:37.320 to justify
00:39:38.140 taking their
00:39:39.640 stuff.
00:39:41.000 Somebody added
00:39:41.660 taking their
00:39:42.200 stuff and
00:39:42.560 burning it,
00:39:43.300 but I don't
00:39:44.260 think you'd
00:39:44.640 need to add
00:39:44.960 that.
00:39:47.640 Now, you
00:39:48.140 say to me,
00:39:48.860 but somebody's
00:39:49.620 going to say,
00:39:50.460 Scott, it's
00:39:51.220 after Karl
00:39:52.020 Marx.
00:39:53.360 It's not
00:39:53.840 Marx as in
00:39:54.780 marking
00:39:55.260 something with
00:39:55.820 a magic
00:39:56.240 marker, to
00:39:57.780 which I
00:39:58.140 say, I
00:39:59.800 know, but
00:40:01.020 you're never
00:40:01.340 going to
00:40:01.640 forget it,
00:40:02.140 are you?
00:40:03.560 You're never
00:40:04.180 going to
00:40:04.400 forget it.
00:40:05.720 So that
00:40:06.860 was all I
00:40:07.280 was going
00:40:07.580 for.
00:40:08.600 And sooner
00:40:09.420 or later,
00:40:09.940 people will
00:40:10.340 start associating
00:40:11.160 Marx with
00:40:12.680 marking people
00:40:13.500 for death.
00:40:14.840 Because that's
00:40:15.240 actually, indirectly,
00:40:16.780 that's what ends
00:40:17.340 up happening.
00:40:18.180 Because it's
00:40:18.960 an oppressor-
00:40:19.920 oppressed model.
00:40:21.780 And the idea
00:40:22.860 is you identify
00:40:23.540 who your
00:40:24.060 oppressors are,
00:40:25.420 you identify
00:40:26.140 who the
00:40:26.560 oppressed are,
00:40:27.640 and you
00:40:27.920 organize the
00:40:28.620 oppressed to
00:40:29.940 do bad
00:40:30.360 things to
00:40:30.960 the oppressors
00:40:31.700 because,
00:40:32.240 damn it,
00:40:32.500 they deserve
00:40:32.920 it.
00:40:33.120 They've got
00:40:33.420 all your
00:40:33.700 stuff.
00:40:34.580 They stole
00:40:34.980 it from
00:40:35.280 you.
00:40:36.800 So Marxism
00:40:38.140 is about
00:40:38.540 marking
00:40:38.900 people for
00:40:39.920 death.
00:40:42.680 as oppressors
00:40:43.400 so that
00:40:44.060 you can
00:40:44.260 take their
00:40:44.640 stuff.
00:40:45.780 It is a
00:40:46.400 complete,
00:40:47.400 corrupt,
00:40:47.960 and broken
00:40:48.580 process,
00:40:50.320 and it's
00:40:51.000 the driver
00:40:52.080 of Antifa
00:40:53.720 and Black
00:40:54.960 Lives Matter
00:40:55.580 and a lot
00:40:57.720 of stuff
00:40:58.000 you don't
00:40:58.240 like.
00:40:59.560 All right.
00:41:01.480 It's not
00:41:02.200 the same,
00:41:03.240 but what?
00:41:08.820 Yeah,
00:41:09.440 the teachers
00:41:09.980 unions.
00:41:12.680 The Tale
00:41:16.060 of Robin
00:41:16.560 Hood is
00:41:16.960 Marxist.
00:41:18.340 Yep.
00:41:26.760 Marx couldn't
00:41:27.680 see his
00:41:28.060 penis
00:41:28.380 without two
00:41:29.100 mirrors.
00:41:31.380 Okay.
00:41:35.000 Yeah,
00:41:35.560 you're a
00:41:35.940 Marxist.
00:41:37.040 You're either
00:41:37.620 a Marxist
00:41:38.160 or a
00:41:38.420 Marxist.
00:41:40.020 Marxists
00:41:40.620 are
00:41:40.900 capitalists.
00:41:46.280 Yeah,
00:41:46.580 and
00:41:46.960 anybody
00:41:49.060 who calls
00:41:49.500 me a
00:41:49.820 colonizer,
00:41:51.000 I don't
00:41:52.140 want to
00:41:52.460 be around.
00:41:54.260 Don't
00:41:54.480 want to
00:41:54.680 hire them,
00:41:55.200 don't want
00:41:55.480 to know
00:41:55.700 them,
00:41:56.640 don't want
00:41:56.980 to live
00:41:57.240 in their
00:41:57.460 town.
00:42:03.560 How do
00:42:04.100 we persuade
00:42:04.960 liberal white
00:42:05.720 women to
00:42:06.260 stop pushing
00:42:07.180 guilt as
00:42:08.220 the operating
00:42:09.000 system of
00:42:09.760 life?
00:42:11.700 Well,
00:42:12.480 I don't
00:42:14.640 know what
00:42:15.000 to do
00:42:15.320 about the
00:42:15.760 fact that
00:42:17.460 most of
00:42:17.840 the bad
00:42:18.140 ideas are
00:42:18.680 coming from
00:42:19.120 one segment
00:42:19.780 of the
00:42:20.100 population.
00:42:21.800 What do
00:42:22.280 you do
00:42:22.460 about that?
00:42:24.080 There does
00:42:25.200 seem to be
00:42:25.700 a market
00:42:26.100 segment that
00:42:28.220 is the
00:42:28.560 problem,
00:42:29.660 and it
00:42:29.980 does seem
00:42:30.340 to be
00:42:30.800 single white
00:42:31.780 women.
00:42:34.060 So I've
00:42:35.620 never known
00:42:36.020 anybody that
00:42:36.600 could tell a
00:42:37.060 single white
00:42:37.560 woman anything.
00:42:38.240 I don't
00:42:39.240 know what
00:42:40.240 group.
00:42:42.560 So I
00:42:43.860 don't know
00:42:44.780 how you
00:42:45.040 would persuade
00:42:45.720 that group.
00:42:49.620 Vulnerable
00:42:50.420 narcissists,
00:42:51.500 yeah.
00:42:52.760 Mocking
00:42:53.460 them?
00:42:53.820 I think
00:42:55.860 they're already
00:42:56.840 mocked.
00:42:57.480 It doesn't
00:42:57.820 seem to
00:42:58.240 make a
00:42:58.680 difference.
00:43:01.760 You're an
00:43:02.320 exception.
00:43:02.980 Good.
00:43:03.140 Oh, I
00:43:07.120 don't know
00:43:07.360 if I've
00:43:07.720 conquered
00:43:08.040 DEI.
00:43:08.840 I think
00:43:09.160 there's just
00:43:09.560 as much
00:43:09.920 DEI and
00:43:10.740 ESG as
00:43:11.360 there ever
00:43:11.640 was.
00:43:12.820 They just
00:43:13.240 mightn't
00:43:13.620 stop saying
00:43:14.120 their names
00:43:14.560 as much.
00:43:17.520 But boy,
00:43:18.120 you say
00:43:18.640 colonizer
00:43:19.400 around me,
00:43:21.140 and you're
00:43:23.200 my mortal
00:43:23.760 enemy.
00:43:29.720 Colonize
00:43:30.200 what
00:43:30.420 women.
00:43:30.660 And
00:43:33.140 oh, I
00:43:34.300 am a
00:43:34.580 colonizer.
00:43:35.680 But it's
00:43:35.960 like the
00:43:36.280 N-word.
00:43:37.660 You can
00:43:38.000 call yourself
00:43:38.500 a colonizer.
00:43:39.880 But if
00:43:40.120 somebody else
00:43:40.580 calls you
00:43:40.980 one, it
00:43:41.240 means they
00:43:41.680 are
00:43:42.400 marxing you
00:43:43.060 for death.
00:43:52.460 Colonizer.
00:43:53.340 your son's
00:43:56.860 learning about
00:43:57.420 colonizers.
00:44:00.340 Anatoly just
00:44:01.160 tweeted word
00:44:01.900 thinking.
00:44:03.700 Did he
00:44:04.320 retweet mine
00:44:05.120 or he was
00:44:06.600 using it on
00:44:07.160 his own?
00:44:16.740 Your son
00:44:17.560 was forced
00:44:18.180 to read
00:44:18.520 Trevor Noah's
00:44:19.340 biography in
00:44:20.180 high school.
00:44:20.820 Oh, my
00:44:21.080 God.
00:44:21.380 Wow.
00:44:23.340 No, word
00:44:26.440 thinking is
00:44:27.200 not word
00:44:27.720 salad.
00:44:28.380 Those are
00:44:28.720 different
00:44:29.020 concepts.
00:44:29.980 Word salad
00:44:30.520 is a whole
00:44:31.020 bunch of
00:44:31.340 words in
00:44:31.800 a paragraph
00:44:32.440 or a
00:44:34.120 sentence
00:44:34.380 that sort
00:44:35.900 of the
00:44:36.880 grammar is
00:44:37.500 right, but
00:44:38.040 it doesn't
00:44:38.300 make any
00:44:38.680 sense.
00:44:40.080 That's
00:44:40.660 word salad.
00:44:42.120 Word
00:44:42.400 thinking is
00:44:43.320 where you
00:44:43.600 try to win
00:44:44.200 an argument
00:44:44.700 by making
00:44:45.900 your definition
00:44:46.680 of the
00:44:46.980 word the
00:44:48.420 one the
00:44:48.720 other one
00:44:49.040 has to
00:44:49.380 accept.
00:44:49.700 So, for
00:44:50.900 example,
00:44:51.980 Nikki Haley
00:44:52.640 tweeted that
00:44:54.880 anti-Zionists
00:44:57.540 are just
00:44:58.100 anti-Semitic.
00:45:01.680 Now,
00:45:02.700 Community
00:45:03.380 Notes
00:45:03.860 immediately
00:45:04.580 fact-checked
00:45:05.280 and said,
00:45:05.920 no, those
00:45:06.760 are just
00:45:07.040 different words.
00:45:08.420 They mean
00:45:09.020 different things.
00:45:10.220 One is about
00:45:11.140 the territory
00:45:11.800 of Israel
00:45:12.460 and the
00:45:14.620 other is
00:45:14.940 about the
00:45:15.300 people.
00:45:16.760 And there's
00:45:17.040 a big
00:45:17.320 difference
00:45:17.680 between the
00:45:18.940 dirt on
00:45:19.540 the ground
00:45:19.920 and the
00:45:20.260 people standing
00:45:20.860 on it.
00:45:22.100 So, but
00:45:23.140 it is also
00:45:24.680 true that
00:45:26.360 some number
00:45:27.740 of the
00:45:28.100 anti-Zionists
00:45:29.260 are also
00:45:30.680 anti-Semitic.
00:45:32.920 So, she's
00:45:34.440 directionally
00:45:35.200 right, but
00:45:37.000 she is
00:45:37.420 incorrect.
00:45:39.920 Directionally,
00:45:40.640 there's a big
00:45:41.400 Venn diagram,
00:45:42.100 correlation,
00:45:42.960 of course.
00:45:44.120 But,
00:45:45.280 not all
00:45:46.240 that way.
00:45:48.440 So, it's
00:45:49.280 worth thinking
00:45:50.020 to try to win
00:45:50.760 your argument
00:45:51.300 by saying,
00:45:52.180 the new
00:45:52.460 definition
00:45:52.940 that I
00:45:53.400 just made
00:45:53.840 up is
00:45:54.780 that anti-Zion
00:45:55.620 by definition
00:45:56.520 means
00:45:57.040 anti-Semitic.
00:46:00.500 So, but
00:46:01.020 you can't
00:46:01.360 win an argument
00:46:01.920 just by
00:46:02.420 changing
00:46:02.780 the definition
00:46:03.440 of stuff.
00:46:09.260 Scott,
00:46:09.840 you say
00:46:10.200 you're not
00:46:10.680 right or
00:46:11.040 left for
00:46:11.360 years.
00:46:11.660 How do
00:46:11.860 you articulate
00:46:12.420 your
00:46:12.660 position?
00:46:13.440 I still
00:46:13.780 don't
00:46:14.020 understand
00:46:14.580 why do
00:46:15.080 you need
00:46:15.340 to?
00:46:17.160 Why do
00:46:18.200 you need
00:46:18.760 a label
00:46:20.140 for me?
00:46:20.680 You can't
00:46:21.120 understand me
00:46:21.700 without the
00:46:22.140 label?
00:46:23.820 Why can't I
00:46:24.400 just be
00:46:24.860 open-minded?
00:46:27.440 It's like
00:46:27.740 yeah, I
00:46:34.180 I always
00:46:34.640 reject people
00:46:35.360 who tell me
00:46:36.000 I have to
00:46:36.840 identify with
00:46:37.560 the left
00:46:37.920 or the
00:46:38.180 right.
00:46:39.200 I don't
00:46:39.740 have to
00:46:40.020 do that.
00:46:40.860 I absolutely
00:46:41.540 do not
00:46:41.960 have to do
00:46:42.420 that.
00:46:43.300 That's
00:46:43.580 something in
00:46:44.020 your mind
00:46:44.440 that has
00:46:45.280 nothing to
00:46:45.720 do with
00:46:45.920 me.
00:46:46.120 all right.
00:46:54.580 All right.
00:46:59.640 Oh, I
00:47:04.740 identify
00:47:05.140 left as
00:47:05.740 left of
00:47:06.340 Bernie as
00:47:06.860 a joke.
00:47:10.520 It's the
00:47:11.260 same way I
00:47:11.880 endorse Hillary
00:47:12.680 Clinton for
00:47:13.320 president for
00:47:13.900 my personal
00:47:14.460 safety.
00:47:16.120 How do
00:47:22.280 you reframe
00:47:23.020 the feeling
00:47:23.500 of loneliness
00:47:24.060 when you
00:47:24.540 can't find
00:47:24.960 people who
00:47:25.520 think alike?
00:47:26.700 Well, you
00:47:27.040 know, that's
00:47:27.540 part of the
00:47:27.940 reason I do
00:47:28.400 these live
00:47:28.900 streams.
00:47:30.400 Because my
00:47:32.460 personal life,
00:47:34.200 I have
00:47:34.900 almost zero
00:47:38.460 contact with
00:47:39.480 anybody who
00:47:40.040 is even
00:47:40.380 interested in
00:47:41.420 what's
00:47:41.700 happening in
00:47:42.180 politics.
00:47:44.060 Close to
00:47:44.780 zero.
00:47:46.120 So if I
00:47:47.240 did not
00:47:47.560 do this
00:47:48.140 sort of
00:47:48.920 professionally,
00:47:49.860 I wouldn't
00:47:50.220 have any
00:47:50.600 contact with
00:47:51.260 anybody who
00:47:51.680 cared about
00:47:52.060 any of it.
00:47:53.400 Well, I'm
00:47:53.860 talking about
00:47:54.260 people local.
00:47:55.840 You know,
00:47:56.220 Greg's a
00:47:56.660 friend, but
00:47:57.160 he lives on
00:47:58.340 the other
00:47:58.580 coast.
00:47:59.600 Of the
00:48:00.040 people I
00:48:00.440 see in
00:48:01.260 person,
00:48:03.820 none of
00:48:04.900 them are
00:48:05.140 interested in
00:48:05.600 politics.
00:48:06.640 It's just the
00:48:07.320 rarest thing.
00:48:08.500 I can think of
00:48:08.920 one, but I
00:48:09.460 haven't seen
00:48:09.820 them lately.
00:48:10.160 maybe two.
00:48:16.800 Two, I
00:48:17.640 can think of
00:48:18.000 like two
00:48:18.400 people who
00:48:18.920 would actually
00:48:19.220 want to have
00:48:19.560 a conversation
00:48:20.160 about it.
00:48:20.640 I should get
00:48:29.560 chickens.
00:48:30.800 I know
00:48:31.500 somebody who
00:48:31.960 got chickens
00:48:32.540 and ruined
00:48:33.140 your life.
00:48:34.920 Chickens is
00:48:35.600 literally the
00:48:36.860 worst idea
00:48:37.820 anybody ever
00:48:38.560 had.
00:48:39.900 Because you
00:48:40.180 know what
00:48:40.380 happens when
00:48:40.920 you get
00:48:41.880 chickens?
00:48:42.320 Sooner or
00:48:45.180 later, what
00:48:45.660 happens?
00:48:46.920 Sooner or
00:48:47.420 later,
00:48:48.700 sooner or
00:48:49.840 later you
00:48:50.180 get a
00:48:50.420 rooster.
00:48:51.980 Because you
00:48:52.600 can't tell if
00:48:53.160 it's a
00:48:53.440 rooster or
00:48:54.180 a hen when
00:48:54.980 it's a
00:48:55.400 chick.
00:48:56.580 And if
00:48:57.160 you've got
00:48:57.540 chickens,
00:48:58.940 sooner or
00:48:59.540 later,
00:49:00.280 somebody's
00:49:00.720 going to
00:49:00.900 give you
00:49:01.160 a chick.
00:49:02.480 Say,
00:49:02.760 hey, you
00:49:03.880 need another
00:49:04.420 one of
00:49:05.120 those.
00:49:06.220 And if
00:49:06.500 that thing
00:49:06.860 is a
00:49:07.140 rooster,
00:49:07.620 do you
00:49:07.820 know what
00:49:08.060 happens in
00:49:08.540 my town?
00:49:12.320 If you
00:49:13.080 kill the
00:49:13.540 rooster,
00:49:13.920 you'd go
00:49:14.180 to jail.
00:49:16.500 Seriously.
00:49:17.840 If you
00:49:18.440 keep the
00:49:18.860 rooster,
00:49:19.400 you'll lose
00:49:19.900 your house.
00:49:22.060 Because the
00:49:22.660 rooster will
00:49:23.180 crow and
00:49:23.820 your neighbors
00:49:24.240 will complain.
00:49:25.340 And you
00:49:25.840 will have to
00:49:26.360 move or
00:49:26.800 go to jail.
00:49:27.760 Because you
00:49:28.360 can't have a
00:49:28.880 rooster.
00:49:30.240 So you
00:49:30.500 can't have a
00:49:31.120 rooster and
00:49:32.000 you can't
00:49:32.380 kill the
00:49:32.680 rooster.
00:49:33.800 So you
00:49:34.040 can't hurt
00:49:34.520 it and
00:49:35.280 you can't
00:49:35.640 have it.
00:49:37.080 You
00:49:37.520 actually have
00:49:38.100 to move
00:49:38.440 out of
00:49:38.720 town.
00:49:40.680 You
00:49:41.120 got to
00:49:41.320 move.
00:49:42.320 For a
00:49:42.940 fucking
00:49:43.300 rooster.
00:49:45.420 So my
00:49:46.100 restaurant
00:49:47.520 partner had
00:49:48.760 this exact
00:49:49.340 scenario.
00:49:51.400 A chicken
00:49:52.020 that somebody
00:49:52.860 gave her as
00:49:53.520 a pet and
00:49:54.160 she loved
00:49:54.500 it.
00:49:55.380 Because she
00:49:55.680 was allergic
00:49:56.140 to other
00:49:56.560 kinds of
00:49:56.940 pets.
00:49:58.320 One chicken
00:49:58.900 turned into
00:49:59.460 two.
00:50:01.720 Then there
00:50:02.320 was a
00:50:02.580 rooster.
00:50:03.680 And her
00:50:04.000 life was
00:50:04.420 ruined.
00:50:07.000 Now you
00:50:07.580 might say
00:50:07.940 to me,
00:50:08.540 Scott,
00:50:09.420 you could
00:50:09.980 just sort
00:50:10.440 of down
00:50:10.880 low kill
00:50:11.460 that rooster.
00:50:12.320 But the
00:50:13.060 people who
00:50:13.540 have chickens
00:50:14.200 as pets
00:50:14.800 tend to
00:50:15.360 be animal
00:50:16.580 lovers.
00:50:18.280 No, you
00:50:18.860 can't give
00:50:19.220 it away.
00:50:20.240 There's
00:50:20.480 nobody who
00:50:21.520 will take
00:50:21.820 a rooster.
00:50:23.560 You
00:50:23.980 cannot give
00:50:24.640 it away.
00:50:25.500 If you
00:50:25.840 give it
00:50:26.160 away, you'd
00:50:26.660 be giving
00:50:27.020 it away to
00:50:27.560 somebody to
00:50:28.000 kill it
00:50:28.360 probably.
00:50:29.540 So you'd
00:50:29.940 be complicit
00:50:30.980 in the
00:50:31.300 crime, I
00:50:31.760 suppose.
00:50:33.980 Shouldn't
00:50:34.340 be any
00:50:34.780 chickens in
00:50:35.420 the suburbs
00:50:36.060 and the
00:50:36.520 city.
00:50:36.740 that's
00:50:37.060 correct.
00:50:39.020 The worst
00:50:40.060 thing you
00:50:40.540 could ever
00:50:40.920 do, get
00:50:42.140 a chicken.
00:50:43.760 Never, never
00:50:44.540 do that.
00:50:56.620 Key West has
00:50:57.780 chickens walking
00:50:58.580 all around,
00:50:59.220 right?
00:50:59.660 It's illegal to
00:51:00.560 kill them.
00:51:01.020 That makes
00:51:01.340 sense.
00:51:01.620 I feel
00:51:03.480 like in
00:51:03.760 the Key
00:51:04.040 West, I
00:51:04.440 saw chickens
00:51:05.020 everywhere.
00:51:06.160 They were
00:51:06.400 just wandering
00:51:06.960 around
00:51:07.320 everywhere.
00:51:11.400 In
00:51:11.920 cockfighting?
00:51:17.140 In
00:51:17.660 Kauai?
00:51:25.740 Just leave
00:51:26.460 the rooster
00:51:26.860 outside the
00:51:27.420 coop and let
00:51:28.120 predators
00:51:28.700 do the
00:51:29.260 work.
00:51:31.620 You harvest
00:51:32.240 it.
00:51:40.900 Oh,
00:51:42.000 quietly drop
00:51:42.760 off the
00:51:43.100 rooster where
00:51:43.660 there are
00:51:43.900 other chickens.
00:51:51.300 Yeah, I
00:51:51.880 suppose if
00:51:52.340 you've got a
00:51:52.800 pet coyote,
00:51:54.980 but again,
00:51:56.420 I'm talking
00:51:57.140 about animal
00:51:58.020 lovers, not
00:51:58.780 people who
00:51:59.260 would be
00:51:59.540 willing to
00:51:59.980 kill a
00:52:00.320 chicken or
00:52:01.000 a rooster.
00:52:01.620 vocal
00:52:03.720 to
00:52:03.960 study.
00:52:07.900 Do I
00:52:08.460 have a
00:52:08.780 victory
00:52:09.060 garden?
00:52:10.380 No, I'm
00:52:10.780 not really.
00:52:13.300 Not really a
00:52:14.180 gardener, I've
00:52:15.040 learned.
00:52:17.920 What do I
00:52:18.600 think of
00:52:18.940 Google?
00:52:19.580 Well, I
00:52:20.160 agree with
00:52:20.660 Dr.
00:52:21.400 Epstein, who
00:52:22.820 says it's
00:52:23.320 controlling the
00:52:24.160 election
00:52:24.580 outcomes.
00:52:26.340 Hey, my
00:52:26.960 laptop's on
00:52:27.840 the way.
00:52:29.240 Gotta do
00:52:29.640 laptop
00:52:29.940 coming.
00:52:30.240 looks like
00:52:33.700 they're
00:52:33.940 flipping all
00:52:34.620 Trump
00:52:34.920 lawyers, or
00:52:35.660 are they
00:52:35.960 just
00:52:36.220 pleading
00:52:36.620 out and
00:52:37.680 they were
00:52:37.900 overcharged?
00:52:43.080 So I
00:52:43.840 used to
00:52:44.560 feed chickens
00:52:45.600 at my
00:52:46.120 uncle's
00:52:47.840 farm.
00:52:51.000 Chickens are
00:52:51.660 really scary
00:52:52.460 in groups.
00:52:56.020 So I'd go
00:52:56.580 into the
00:52:56.920 chicken coop,
00:52:57.540 so it'd
00:52:58.600 be sort
00:52:58.960 of a
00:52:59.180 big
00:52:59.360 indoor
00:52:59.700 area,
00:53:00.760 and I'd
00:53:01.000 be
00:53:01.100 bringing
00:53:01.360 the
00:53:01.580 food.
00:53:03.000 And
00:53:03.280 imagine, if
00:53:03.980 you will,
00:53:04.620 the floor is
00:53:05.600 just solid
00:53:06.280 chickens.
00:53:07.640 It's just
00:53:08.060 chickens
00:53:08.420 everywhere.
00:53:09.780 But normally,
00:53:10.640 if you bring
00:53:11.080 food to
00:53:11.960 animals,
00:53:13.100 they go for
00:53:14.700 the food.
00:53:15.920 But the
00:53:16.440 chickens go
00:53:17.020 for you.
00:53:18.500 I would
00:53:19.040 like to give
00:53:19.440 my impression
00:53:20.640 of the
00:53:22.000 chickens in
00:53:22.980 the room
00:53:23.440 when you
00:53:24.640 walk into
00:53:25.160 it.
00:53:25.400 All right,
00:53:25.920 remember,
00:53:26.300 I'm like
00:53:26.580 10 years
00:53:27.120 old or
00:53:27.480 something,
00:53:28.120 and I
00:53:28.520 walk in,
00:53:28.960 I've got
00:53:29.200 this bucket
00:53:29.740 of feed.
00:53:33.120 Here's what
00:53:33.740 I'd hope to
00:53:34.840 see.
00:53:35.480 Oh,
00:53:35.920 food!
00:53:38.980 That's not
00:53:39.540 what I saw.
00:53:40.600 Imagine a
00:53:41.180 room full of
00:53:41.720 chickens,
00:53:42.420 and they've
00:53:43.140 all got this
00:53:43.740 attitude,
00:53:44.520 and they're
00:53:45.100 slowly walking
00:53:45.880 toward you.
00:53:55.400 but it's
00:53:56.900 all of
00:53:57.380 them,
00:53:58.100 and they're
00:53:58.720 kind of
00:53:59.100 quiet,
00:54:00.080 and it
00:54:00.900 looks like
00:54:01.340 they're ready
00:54:01.700 to jump
00:54:02.180 you.
00:54:03.420 And you're
00:54:03.720 like,
00:54:04.280 if you
00:54:05.540 jump me,
00:54:06.500 I won't
00:54:06.840 be able to
00:54:07.240 come back
00:54:07.600 with food.
00:54:08.620 No,
00:54:09.060 no chickens.
00:54:10.140 Don't,
00:54:10.540 don't do it
00:54:11.340 all.
00:54:11.640 I'll give
00:54:11.800 you twice
00:54:12.220 as much
00:54:12.580 food.
00:54:13.100 Don't do
00:54:13.540 it all.
00:54:15.100 And then
00:54:15.480 the chickens
00:54:15.880 kill you.
00:54:17.640 Well,
00:54:18.100 that's how I
00:54:18.580 saw it
00:54:18.880 playing out
00:54:19.400 in my
00:54:20.100 head.
00:54:21.420 I
00:54:21.860 imagined
00:54:22.240 it that
00:54:22.640 way.
00:54:25.400 All right.
00:54:28.420 Now,
00:54:28.900 I have to
00:54:29.220 go figure
00:54:29.600 out why
00:54:30.280 the YouTube
00:54:31.860 stopped
00:54:32.640 working.
00:54:35.520 Because
00:54:36.040 I think
00:54:40.020 my cable
00:54:40.640 stopped
00:54:41.020 working.
00:54:42.860 You know,
00:54:43.120 I used
00:54:43.400 to work
00:54:44.220 in a
00:54:44.500 laboratory
00:54:44.960 that did
00:54:45.620 a lot
00:54:45.860 of
00:54:46.060 technology
00:54:46.960 testing,
00:54:47.780 and we
00:54:48.460 would test
00:54:48.940 things,
00:54:49.360 and they
00:54:49.520 wouldn't
00:54:49.720 work,
00:54:50.080 and they
00:54:50.260 wouldn't
00:54:50.460 work,
00:54:51.120 and we'd
00:54:51.500 90%
00:54:52.780 of the
00:54:53.020 time,
00:54:53.580 we'd
00:54:54.360 find out
00:54:54.780 that a
00:54:55.180 cable had
00:54:55.840 gone
00:54:56.120 bad while
00:54:58.120 it was
00:54:58.340 just sitting
00:54:58.800 there.
00:54:59.780 I don't
00:55:00.600 know how
00:55:00.960 that happens,
00:55:02.200 but the
00:55:02.860 number of
00:55:03.240 times it
00:55:03.620 was a
00:55:03.900 bad cable
00:55:04.580 when we
00:55:05.140 thought one
00:55:05.580 of the
00:55:05.780 devices was
00:55:06.480 bad,
00:55:08.280 probably
00:55:08.660 at least
00:55:09.280 80%
00:55:09.780 of the
00:55:09.980 time it
00:55:10.260 was the
00:55:10.500 cable.
00:55:11.360 Now,
00:55:12.280 these little
00:55:12.780 cables are
00:55:13.320 just like
00:55:13.860 USB-Cs,
00:55:17.300 and I've
00:55:17.880 got a
00:55:18.200 couple of
00:55:18.660 them that
00:55:19.020 one does
00:55:19.500 power,
00:55:20.060 and one
00:55:20.300 goes to
00:55:20.900 the
00:55:21.180 mixer.
00:55:22.020 one of
00:55:24.380 them stopped
00:55:24.840 working this
00:55:25.440 morning.
00:55:26.700 I don't
00:55:27.360 know why.
00:55:28.780 I have
00:55:29.400 no idea
00:55:29.840 why.
00:55:31.320 It just
00:55:31.860 stopped
00:55:32.140 working,
00:55:33.240 and it
00:55:33.760 was too
00:55:34.160 late to
00:55:34.580 fix it.
00:55:35.540 So I
00:55:35.740 was using
00:55:36.740 the speaker
00:55:38.080 and the
00:55:38.460 device,
00:55:39.740 and I
00:55:40.620 knew that
00:55:41.080 one second
00:55:41.720 in the
00:55:42.200 YouTube
00:55:42.440 people would
00:55:43.060 be bitching,
00:55:44.820 so fuck
00:55:45.680 them,
00:55:46.720 if they
00:55:48.460 can't handle
00:55:48.940 that.
00:55:52.020 one-minute
00:55:55.860 warning.
00:55:57.200 You're
00:55:57.440 very clever.
00:55:58.580 You knew
00:55:58.820 I was
00:55:59.280 stalling
00:56:01.340 until
00:56:01.480 8 o'clock.
00:56:04.360 It was
00:56:05.080 oxidation
00:56:05.540 on the
00:56:06.060 contacts.
00:56:12.360 No.
00:56:13.760 So you
00:56:14.380 asked,
00:56:14.700 can I
00:56:15.000 just turn
00:56:15.660 YouTube
00:56:16.240 comments
00:56:16.740 off?
00:56:17.360 The
00:56:17.540 answer
00:56:17.740 is
00:56:17.920 yes,
00:56:18.840 but also
00:56:19.920 totally
00:56:20.380 no.
00:56:21.160 Totally
00:56:21.560 yes,
00:56:22.600 but also
00:56:23.340 totally
00:56:23.760 no.
00:56:24.420 The
00:56:24.800 yes part
00:56:25.320 is it
00:56:25.820 does have
00:56:26.200 that
00:56:26.360 option.
00:56:27.960 The
00:56:28.440 no part
00:56:28.920 is remembering
00:56:30.140 where it
00:56:30.620 is from
00:56:30.960 the last
00:56:31.340 time you
00:56:31.700 used it.
00:56:32.800 It's
00:56:33.260 sort of a
00:56:33.880 buried
00:56:34.140 option.
00:56:34.800 You have
00:56:35.180 to go
00:56:35.420 on a
00:56:36.280 journey
00:56:36.540 to find
00:56:37.040 it.
00:56:37.740 You
00:56:37.820 probably
00:56:38.000 have to
00:56:38.280 Google
00:56:38.600 it,
00:56:39.160 ask a
00:56:39.600 friend,
00:56:40.760 that sort
00:56:41.520 of
00:56:41.620 situation.
00:56:42.400 By the
00:56:42.640 way,
00:56:42.820 I finally
00:56:43.260 figured out
00:56:43.720 how to
00:56:43.980 log out
00:56:44.600 from the
00:56:46.220 X
00:56:46.460 platform
00:56:46.840 on my
00:56:47.420 iPad.
00:56:49.380 Oh,
00:56:49.940 my God,
00:56:50.500 did they
00:56:50.820 hide that?
00:56:52.020 It's
00:56:52.600 like four
00:56:53.340 layers of
00:56:54.060 menus down
00:56:54.880 and none
00:56:56.060 of the
00:56:56.340 menu choices
00:56:57.040 would give
00:56:57.660 you any
00:56:58.160 indication
00:56:58.680 that at
00:56:59.360 the end
00:56:59.640 of it
00:56:59.880 would be
00:57:00.260 a log
00:57:01.200 out
00:57:01.540 thing.
00:57:03.880 It is
00:57:04.460 really well
00:57:05.420 hidden,
00:57:06.040 intentionally,
00:57:07.080 of course.
00:57:09.760 So I was
00:57:10.880 looking for it
00:57:11.440 this morning
00:57:11.900 in anticipation
00:57:13.680 of the
00:57:14.500 audio sound.
00:57:15.360 Couldn't find
00:57:15.780 it and didn't
00:57:16.940 have time to
00:57:17.500 find it this
00:57:18.100 morning.
00:57:18.300 you have
00:57:26.340 to call
00:57:26.700 to log
00:57:27.140 out.
00:57:33.060 Is this
00:57:33.660 double the
00:57:34.220 usual audience?
00:57:35.620 It looks like
00:57:36.180 it is.
00:57:36.620 It looks like
00:57:37.000 a number of
00:57:37.440 people went
00:57:37.880 to YouTube
00:57:38.280 and then
00:57:39.360 came over
00:57:40.560 here for
00:57:41.020 the excellent
00:57:41.760 show,
00:57:42.500 which,
00:57:43.200 by the way,
00:57:43.720 is time to
00:57:44.340 wind down.
00:57:44.840 Thanks for
00:57:46.160 coming.
00:57:46.800 Appreciate
00:57:47.200 everybody.
00:57:48.300 I wish YouTube
00:57:49.100 worked a little
00:57:50.660 bit better,
00:57:51.880 but we do
00:57:52.760 what we can
00:57:53.160 do.
00:57:55.160 Bye for
00:57:55.760 now.
00:57:58.700 Maybe
00:57:59.160 Band Cave
00:57:59.660 tonight.
00:58:01.100 Probably.