Real Coffee with Scott Adams - November 05, 2023


Episode 2283 Scott Adams: CWSA 11⧸05⧸23, God's Debris Has Reached Level Of Consciousness Called Grok


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 22 minutes

Words per Minute

137.39561

Word Count

11,347

Sentence Count

750

Misogynist Sentences

8

Hate Speech Sentences

43


Summary

In this episode of the podcast, I talk about how the world is falling apart right in front of us, and how we can find some positivity in the midst of it all, and why Bill Maher might be a little off base.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do.
00:00:04.060 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization
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00:00:47.940 Good stuff.
00:00:49.840 Well, I've got a theme for today that I hope you'll like.
00:00:53.980 Sometimes when I'm watching the news, I'll be writing down my little notes for the show
00:01:00.380 and I'll be looking at them and I'll say to myself,
00:01:02.920 huh, I feel like there's a theme that's emerging sort of organically.
00:01:08.500 Like I didn't have to try to look for it.
00:01:10.900 It was just sort of there.
00:01:13.400 Here's the theme.
00:01:14.300 Suddenly, everything looks positive.
00:01:21.760 That's the theme.
00:01:23.540 Now, I know what you're going to say.
00:01:24.740 You're saying, Scott, the whole world is freaking falling apart right in front of you.
00:01:29.100 Have you not noticed there are two wars going on?
00:01:31.440 We're spending ourselves crazy.
00:01:33.120 The division is terrible.
00:01:34.560 The anti-Semitism has reached peak places.
00:01:37.620 The Palestinians are going crazy.
00:01:39.680 And yes, yes, I do see every bit of that.
00:01:44.720 Every bit of it.
00:01:45.960 And it's just as bad as you think.
00:01:48.860 It's also, we're right in the middle of the darkest before the dawn.
00:01:55.460 Let me tell you why over the course of the next hour.
00:01:59.720 I woke up today realizing this is the first time I felt optimistic in a long time.
00:02:05.060 Because I have to admit, it did look like everything was trending wrong.
00:02:10.820 But I'm going to cheer you up a little bit today.
00:02:14.300 Is anybody up for a little positivity?
00:02:17.000 Are you tired of that regular news that's doom and gloom?
00:02:21.960 How about a little positivity today?
00:02:24.340 All right.
00:02:24.940 Good.
00:02:25.820 Here's just a cool story just to scare you a little bit.
00:02:28.620 But did you know that if you took a room that had Wi-Fi in it, and also human beings walking around in that room,
00:02:38.420 and then you let AI study the visual, you know, by video, of the people walking around,
00:02:47.720 but also you give it all the information about the Wi-Fi bouncing around,
00:02:52.240 that it can actually learn to identify the shape of a human in the room
00:02:58.720 so that later when you take the video away,
00:03:02.720 the Wi-Fi can recreate humans walking around inside a room that you're not in.
00:03:09.140 It just has to have access to the Wi-Fi.
00:03:11.760 And it can reproduce them just like stick figures walking around with arms and legs.
00:03:17.280 So basically, wherever there are signals bouncing around, and also humans,
00:03:25.200 they can be identified from a distance already.
00:03:30.940 Current technology.
00:03:32.140 It's been tested and works.
00:03:35.520 Now, what's that do for law enforcement, you ask?
00:03:39.760 Well, I can imagine it would do a lot,
00:03:43.180 but there's a privacy issue, of course.
00:03:47.280 So we'll keep an eye on that.
00:03:51.300 As of this morning, I had over 3 million views on my post on X,
00:03:56.660 in which I explained what I call the Bill Maher mystery,
00:04:00.720 which is how can he be so smart and well-informed
00:04:04.180 and have such wrong opinions about Trump?
00:04:08.220 Because I used to think it was just, I don't know,
00:04:10.580 personally didn't like him,
00:04:11.920 or maybe just trying to satisfy his audience.
00:04:17.700 But none of those things really added up.
00:04:19.800 Because he's not the guy who just says what his audience wants to hear.
00:04:23.660 He's just not.
00:04:24.780 I mean, he has a very long history of saying things
00:04:27.380 that he knows the audience isn't going to like.
00:04:29.500 And he even calls it out when he's saying it.
00:04:31.660 So he's not doing it just to make them happy.
00:04:34.720 I'm pretty sure of that.
00:04:35.840 So my speculation was, and I showed three examples in the post,
00:04:40.700 I won't go over it again,
00:04:42.480 of three things that his news sources clearly never told him
00:04:46.780 that would completely change how you saw the situation.
00:04:50.320 And it's things that people use, the X platform,
00:04:53.740 people who follow the news on both the left and the right,
00:04:56.180 have known forever.
00:04:57.520 Just really basic stuff.
00:04:58.880 And so I got three million views on that,
00:05:02.920 which suggests that he hit some kind of a chord.
00:05:09.300 Now, somebody asked me on X,
00:05:12.760 they said, Scott, why don't you deprogram Bill Maher?
00:05:18.340 Do you know what my answer is?
00:05:20.720 I just did.
00:05:23.380 With three million views,
00:05:25.420 there's almost zero chance that it won't come to his attention.
00:05:29.840 Would you agree?
00:05:31.920 I mean, I believe he doesn't use the X platform himself.
00:05:35.720 He probably has staff tweeting stuff.
00:05:38.820 So I know he doesn't follow me on X
00:05:41.720 or follow me in any normal way.
00:05:44.280 But if you get three million hits on something
00:05:46.400 that nobody considered crazy, right?
00:05:51.360 Nobody said it was crazy.
00:05:53.860 I very clearly said these are things that you've been told,
00:05:57.480 this is what people who see more of the news see.
00:06:01.260 That's all.
00:06:02.460 Nothing really you could even argue about.
00:06:05.280 So I believe that that's going to have the effect that I hoped,
00:06:09.860 which is that he's going to say to himself
00:06:11.940 some version of,
00:06:13.520 am I not seeing the whole story here?
00:06:17.040 That's reprogramming.
00:06:18.280 If I can simply put into his head
00:06:21.520 that he's not seeing the whole information,
00:06:26.600 we're done.
00:06:28.180 I was trying to imagine what would happen
00:06:30.720 if I were to talk to him on Club Random,
00:06:34.060 you know, one-on-one about his Trump derangement syndrome
00:06:37.040 or anything else in politics.
00:06:38.700 And one of the weird things I came to believe
00:06:41.700 is that he and I have enough of a similarity
00:06:45.520 in age and background and demographics.
00:06:49.420 You know, I almost went to the college.
00:06:50.900 He went to upstate New York, blah, blah, blah.
00:06:54.480 That in every situation where Bill Maher and I
00:06:58.580 have the same information,
00:07:00.400 we have the same opinion.
00:07:02.020 I realized that yesterday.
00:07:06.740 In every case, every case I can think of,
00:07:09.440 I've been watching him for many years,
00:07:11.420 in every case I can think of,
00:07:13.540 when he had access to the same information that I have,
00:07:17.180 we had the same opinion.
00:07:20.200 Does that sound true?
00:07:23.000 I mean, if you have a,
00:07:24.500 if you come up with any counterfactual on that,
00:07:27.200 it would be interesting.
00:07:28.160 But I don't think I've seen an example.
00:07:30.220 Every time that I've ever disagreed with him,
00:07:33.600 I'm saying something in my mind like,
00:07:36.020 but why aren't you considering this variable?
00:07:40.560 And it's usually just a missing variable.
00:07:44.040 So I wonder if he will come to the same impression.
00:07:48.000 And here's what I think.
00:07:49.640 You know, I've heard him say on one of his programs
00:07:51.800 that he has a limited, by choice,
00:07:55.560 he limits his exposure to where he gets his news.
00:08:00.220 So he's not trying to scan all the sources
00:08:02.960 because I imagine he would say
00:08:05.540 that those other sources are fake news.
00:08:09.060 So he's sticking with, you know, New York Times
00:08:11.160 and some basic reporting entities
00:08:14.140 that he thinks he trusts.
00:08:15.500 But I feel like that's a 40 years ago strategy.
00:08:21.600 I mean, back when we had this idea
00:08:23.620 that there were a few trusted sources,
00:08:25.520 and if you stuck with the trusted sources,
00:08:27.960 you were in good shape,
00:08:29.220 and you were in better shape
00:08:30.640 than all the poor, unwashed, you know,
00:08:33.260 bastards who were looking at the wrong news.
00:08:36.140 And now it's completely reversed.
00:08:39.700 Well, not completely.
00:08:40.940 I don't mean that the bad sources
00:08:42.560 became good sources.
00:08:44.040 Nothing like that.
00:08:45.360 I mean that if you don't look at both the bad sources,
00:08:48.240 the bad sources in quotes,
00:08:50.280 because, you know,
00:08:50.940 my bad source is your good source,
00:08:52.660 which is the whole point.
00:08:55.340 Even if you don't like the other person's source,
00:08:58.440 you've got to look at it.
00:09:00.360 You've just got to look at it.
00:09:02.200 Because both sides leave out stuff
00:09:04.720 that's inconvenient to their narrative.
00:09:08.320 So it's not that necessarily
00:09:10.440 they're just telling lies,
00:09:11.900 although there's that too,
00:09:13.400 but they're just leaving out major variables
00:09:15.860 that would completely change your opinion.
00:09:18.140 So if you don't see both sides,
00:09:19.600 you don't at least get alerted
00:09:21.460 to something you should try to find out
00:09:23.760 if it's real or not.
00:09:25.500 So even the, you know,
00:09:27.180 the entities which the left would say,
00:09:29.280 those are all fake news,
00:09:31.180 they all have stuff
00:09:33.080 that's context
00:09:34.640 that you could kind of check out on your own.
00:09:36.980 Wait, let's Google this.
00:09:38.520 Is this context true or not?
00:09:40.660 And if you're not exposed to the context,
00:09:42.660 you just don't know what's going on.
00:09:44.440 You really don't.
00:09:45.060 So I think that's the only thing
00:09:47.560 I would want to accomplish
00:09:48.460 is that Bill broadened his net
00:09:52.060 of news acquisition.
00:09:55.620 And then I think he and I
00:09:56.560 would end up on the same page,
00:09:58.000 minus, you know,
00:09:58.820 you might hate Trump for personal reasons,
00:10:00.920 which would be, you know, different.
00:10:04.960 How many of you have seen videos
00:10:06.900 of people stuffing drop boxes?
00:10:10.220 Yes or no?
00:10:11.620 Have you ever seen a video
00:10:12.720 of somebody allegedly
00:10:14.080 stuffing an election drop box?
00:10:17.560 Probably everybody uses X.
00:10:20.260 All right?
00:10:21.080 Now, in how many of those videos
00:10:23.780 did the video showing somebody
00:10:26.040 stuffing an election box,
00:10:27.860 how many of them told you
00:10:29.220 whether that was legal
00:10:30.240 or illegal in that state?
00:10:33.120 I haven't seen one of those yet.
00:10:35.980 I've only seen the video
00:10:37.360 of somebody stuffing a box.
00:10:39.640 The one I saw today,
00:10:40.840 you know,
00:10:41.700 was allegedly a gotcha on CNN
00:10:44.360 because there was a CNN reporter
00:10:46.660 standing in front of the only drop box
00:10:48.880 and wherever they were.
00:10:50.540 And as he was standing there
00:10:51.960 on one side of the drop box,
00:10:54.020 the video is showing
00:10:55.020 a citizen pulling up
00:10:56.380 and stuffing a whole bunch
00:10:57.800 of ballots into it.
00:11:00.140 And then the video was,
00:11:02.380 you know,
00:11:02.800 obviously it's a,
00:11:03.960 the box is being rigged
00:11:05.260 and stuffed right in front
00:11:06.300 of the CNN guy
00:11:07.220 and he doesn't even notice.
00:11:08.300 But did you know that
00:11:11.140 half of the states
00:11:12.440 allow you to do that?
00:11:16.160 Half of them allow you.
00:11:18.040 And they have various flavors.
00:11:21.060 Some of them allow you to,
00:11:22.520 you know,
00:11:23.260 take your relatives
00:11:24.500 or your friends or something.
00:11:26.240 Some have no rules.
00:11:27.560 Some say it has to be,
00:11:29.060 you know,
00:11:29.440 a close relative
00:11:30.200 or something like that.
00:11:31.480 But they have various rules.
00:11:32.960 So all I'm trying to say is,
00:11:36.040 if you see a video
00:11:37.020 of somebody allegedly
00:11:38.540 stuffing a box
00:11:40.320 and it doesn't tell you
00:11:41.880 what the rules are
00:11:42.740 for that box,
00:11:44.160 you don't know anything.
00:11:46.140 Is that fair?
00:11:48.260 If you do your own research
00:11:49.820 and learn that it's a state
00:11:51.600 with a certain set of rules,
00:11:52.700 you might have a useful opinion.
00:11:54.740 But don't just,
00:11:55.620 don't just look at somebody
00:11:57.360 putting more than one ballot
00:11:58.520 in a box
00:11:59.240 and believe you learned something.
00:12:01.080 Now, just to be clear,
00:12:04.100 I do not believe
00:12:05.440 that all of the drop boxes
00:12:07.380 are a pristine system.
00:12:09.960 The odds of somebody
00:12:11.540 dropping a bad ballot
00:12:12.740 in a drop box
00:12:13.600 are really, really high,
00:12:14.840 like 100%.
00:12:15.800 You know,
00:12:16.580 that at least one bad ballot
00:12:18.060 got into one drop box somewhere.
00:12:20.100 Probably 100%.
00:12:20.960 But, you know,
00:12:23.020 did it make enough
00:12:23.900 of a difference
00:12:24.960 to move the election?
00:12:26.060 Well, in Bridgeport,
00:12:27.800 Connecticut,
00:12:28.520 apparently that's the allegation.
00:12:31.080 But we don't know
00:12:31.860 the prevalence of it.
00:12:33.620 All right.
00:12:35.180 Reports are that gun sales
00:12:36.720 in the U.S.
00:12:37.440 are way up
00:12:38.120 for Jewish Americans.
00:12:40.760 And that's no surprise.
00:12:44.420 Remember I told you
00:12:45.780 that there was a theme
00:12:47.780 that everything was headed
00:12:49.480 in the right direction?
00:12:50.300 Well, I think there's
00:12:53.140 this gigantic wake-up call
00:12:55.040 for Jewish Americans
00:12:56.660 Americans to find out
00:12:58.320 that the team
00:12:59.540 they thought they were on
00:13:00.660 likes them less
00:13:02.160 than the team
00:13:03.500 that they thought
00:13:04.080 they were opposed to.
00:13:05.740 A lot less.
00:13:07.780 Now, you can say to yourself,
00:13:09.100 but Scott,
00:13:09.740 what about those marchers
00:13:11.020 in Charlottesville?
00:13:12.320 What about the KKK?
00:13:14.700 To which I say,
00:13:15.960 oh, you mean like BLM
00:13:18.380 and Antifa
00:13:18.920 and the pro-Palestinian,
00:13:21.600 well, pro-Hamas marchers,
00:13:23.140 I'll say.
00:13:23.980 Let's say pro-Hamas.
00:13:24.840 To me,
00:13:27.940 they're all the same people.
00:13:29.460 They're just
00:13:29.900 a bunch of racists.
00:13:31.560 So I think
00:13:32.020 where we're wrong
00:13:33.740 is that we keep being told
00:13:35.640 that there's a left
00:13:36.480 and a right.
00:13:38.020 There's not.
00:13:39.200 There's a top
00:13:39.860 and a bottom.
00:13:42.540 Politics do not go
00:13:43.900 in a smooth line
00:13:44.900 from the left
00:13:45.560 to the right
00:13:46.260 like a line
00:13:47.040 with two points.
00:13:48.700 It is a circle.
00:13:50.680 It's a circle.
00:13:51.980 All the normal people
00:13:53.140 from the left
00:13:54.000 and the right
00:13:54.700 are at the top.
00:13:56.140 These are the people
00:13:57.080 who are so normal
00:13:58.100 that they could have
00:13:59.420 a dinner party
00:14:00.040 with each other
00:14:00.880 and not want to
00:14:01.540 stab each other.
00:14:03.180 They're just
00:14:03.820 normal people.
00:14:06.240 Normal Democrats.
00:14:07.840 Normal Republicans.
00:14:09.640 Normal independents.
00:14:10.860 All there at the top.
00:14:12.800 They take the circle
00:14:13.760 around to each side
00:14:14.700 to the bottom
00:14:15.300 and you get
00:14:16.500 Black Lives Matter
00:14:18.040 racists
00:14:18.620 and Antifa racists
00:14:19.960 and the anti-Jewish racists.
00:14:23.000 Basically all the racists
00:14:24.840 are at the bottom.
00:14:26.760 So if you can make
00:14:27.940 just one mental change,
00:14:30.640 see it as a circle,
00:14:33.020 not a line,
00:14:34.560 everything makes sense.
00:14:36.360 Have I told you
00:14:37.080 a million times
00:14:38.020 that your brain
00:14:39.360 is a visual engine?
00:14:41.840 Whatever you visualize
00:14:43.100 is what is your truth,
00:14:45.120 even if it's not true.
00:14:46.780 If you see it,
00:14:48.540 if you see one reality
00:14:49.820 but you don't have an image
00:14:51.180 of the other reality,
00:14:52.400 the one you see
00:14:53.100 is the one you're going
00:14:53.820 to say is real.
00:14:55.480 So every time
00:14:56.380 somebody says
00:14:57.080 left and right,
00:14:58.600 your brain draws
00:14:59.600 a picture of a straight line
00:15:00.940 and now you think
00:15:02.240 the people on the left
00:15:03.040 are fundamentally different
00:15:04.180 from the people
00:15:04.780 on the right.
00:15:06.460 And they are.
00:15:07.440 They are fundamentally different
00:15:08.740 but not in ways
00:15:10.780 that you give a shit about.
00:15:13.180 In the ways that matter,
00:15:14.780 they're just a bunch
00:15:15.460 of racists at the bottom.
00:15:17.740 At the top,
00:15:18.780 normal people.
00:15:19.540 At the bottom,
00:15:20.620 a bunch of racists.
00:15:22.440 We're going to find
00:15:23.200 something to be racist about
00:15:24.540 if you solved
00:15:26.060 all their problems tomorrow.
00:15:27.220 They just find something
00:15:28.360 else to bitch about.
00:15:30.080 So let us stop saying
00:15:31.880 it's left and right.
00:15:33.000 It's top and bottom.
00:15:35.340 You could be at the top
00:15:36.420 or you could be at the bottom.
00:15:37.520 I'd like to be at the top
00:15:38.580 with all the good Democrats
00:15:40.200 and good Republicans
00:15:41.340 and good independents
00:15:42.700 who are not racist
00:15:44.180 in any meaningful way.
00:15:46.240 All right.
00:15:49.540 So here's the good news.
00:15:52.060 I believe that this
00:15:52.960 wake-up call
00:15:53.820 where the Jewish Americans
00:15:56.620 are starting to say,
00:15:58.160 holy cow,
00:16:00.040 the people we thought
00:16:00.960 were our allies
00:16:01.740 see us as white colonizers,
00:16:04.280 not just in America
00:16:05.740 but in Israel.
00:16:07.380 Like,
00:16:07.680 the American Jews
00:16:09.800 are waking up
00:16:10.520 to being called
00:16:11.580 not just colonizers
00:16:12.540 colonizers
00:16:13.140 but double colonizers
00:16:15.740 like colonizing Israel
00:16:18.360 and colonizing America.
00:16:20.560 Double colonizers.
00:16:22.660 And you know
00:16:24.580 that's going to change
00:16:25.400 some political opinions.
00:16:27.740 So I would imagine
00:16:29.160 that the Jewish American
00:16:32.040 appreciation of Trump
00:16:34.540 and of the normal Republicans,
00:16:39.140 the ones at the top
00:16:40.020 of the circle
00:16:40.540 not the ones
00:16:42.220 at the bottom.
00:16:43.420 I think they're going
00:16:44.220 to appreciate
00:16:44.640 that there are a lot
00:16:46.300 of people on their side
00:16:47.140 that they didn't know
00:16:47.800 were on their side.
00:16:49.900 All right.
00:16:52.440 And if any of those
00:16:53.660 Jewish Americans
00:16:54.460 buying guns
00:16:55.420 would like some
00:16:57.040 instructions
00:16:58.220 on how to use them properly,
00:17:00.080 I recommend a Republican.
00:17:03.520 Do you think
00:17:04.160 they'll be happy
00:17:04.740 to help you?
00:17:05.960 Absolutely.
00:17:08.020 Absolutely.
00:17:08.460 If there's any
00:17:10.080 Jewish American
00:17:10.840 who wants to know
00:17:11.820 how to use a gun
00:17:13.540 for self-protection
00:17:15.000 in America,
00:17:16.280 ask your Republican neighbor.
00:17:18.540 They'll drop everything.
00:17:20.380 Seriously.
00:17:21.160 They will change
00:17:22.180 their plans
00:17:22.960 to show you
00:17:23.780 how to use that weapon.
00:17:25.660 I guarantee it.
00:17:27.800 All right.
00:17:29.020 Let's talk about
00:17:29.740 military aid to Israel.
00:17:31.620 I'm completely pro-Israel
00:17:34.360 in this Hamas situation.
00:17:38.460 So starting with
00:17:39.700 what my bias is,
00:17:41.180 and I've told you before,
00:17:42.580 I'm going to maintain
00:17:43.900 my bias.
00:17:46.280 I'm going to talk about
00:17:47.400 this later
00:17:48.840 and with a discussion
00:17:50.660 of journalism
00:17:52.080 and activism,
00:17:53.380 but I'm telling you
00:17:54.560 I'm biased.
00:17:55.840 That's as honest
00:17:56.700 as I can get.
00:17:58.280 I can't get more honest
00:17:59.380 than telling you
00:17:59.960 I plan to be biased
00:18:01.460 on this one topic.
00:18:02.540 You know,
00:18:03.780 we're probably all
00:18:04.540 biased on everything,
00:18:06.060 but at least
00:18:06.700 I'm going to give you
00:18:07.920 full transparency.
00:18:09.560 Right?
00:18:13.140 The Zionist part,
00:18:14.940 I'm just not engaged with,
00:18:16.960 really.
00:18:19.380 My view of history
00:18:21.520 and territory
00:18:22.220 is that whoever
00:18:22.940 can protect the territory
00:18:24.280 owns it.
00:18:25.340 That's just the way
00:18:26.040 it's always been.
00:18:26.700 Do I think that
00:18:28.480 people in the past
00:18:29.380 did bad things?
00:18:30.440 Probably.
00:18:31.960 Does it matter
00:18:32.640 to anything today?
00:18:34.940 Not to me.
00:18:36.740 I understand
00:18:37.420 it does matter
00:18:38.080 to other people.
00:18:39.360 But don't act like
00:18:40.840 I'm going to be convinced
00:18:41.840 that history should
00:18:42.900 change my mind
00:18:43.960 about anything.
00:18:44.900 No.
00:18:45.660 Today,
00:18:46.620 there was a
00:18:48.300 massive terrorist attack
00:18:49.680 and Israel
00:18:50.980 is acting exactly
00:18:52.200 like human beings
00:18:54.260 act in that situation.
00:18:55.680 So what am I going to,
00:18:57.700 you know,
00:18:57.880 what would be my criticism?
00:18:59.480 Stop acting like
00:19:00.620 human beings
00:19:01.520 act whenever
00:19:02.740 this situation happens.
00:19:05.900 So,
00:19:06.640 yes,
00:19:07.260 it will be tragic
00:19:08.260 what happens,
00:19:09.240 but it's going to happen
00:19:09.900 anyway,
00:19:10.360 no matter what
00:19:10.900 my opinion is.
00:19:11.740 So here's the question
00:19:12.740 on military aid to Israel.
00:19:14.160 My question was,
00:19:16.400 why does America
00:19:17.960 pay for Israel's
00:19:19.280 military stuff?
00:19:21.520 Because we're doing
00:19:22.960 it with debt.
00:19:23.820 We don't have the money.
00:19:24.680 We'd borrow the money.
00:19:25.900 For everything,
00:19:26.720 basically.
00:19:28.900 And I asked,
00:19:30.220 is Israel,
00:19:31.640 do they have a worse
00:19:32.680 debt situation
00:19:33.580 than America?
00:19:35.560 Maybe they do.
00:19:36.960 I mean,
00:19:37.240 if they did,
00:19:38.500 then you'd understand,
00:19:39.540 oh,
00:19:39.760 you don't want to push
00:19:40.660 Israel to bankruptcy.
00:19:42.420 That's not going to
00:19:43.160 help their security.
00:19:44.100 So that would be
00:19:44.800 a good reason.
00:19:45.400 But I don't think
00:19:46.000 that's the case.
00:19:47.480 I think they probably
00:19:48.320 could have gotten
00:19:48.980 credit for some
00:19:50.380 extra weapons
00:19:51.200 and still buy them
00:19:52.660 from America.
00:19:53.320 Now,
00:19:54.220 one of the reasons
00:19:55.140 given
00:19:55.520 why military aid
00:19:58.320 to Israel
00:19:58.620 makes sense
00:19:59.300 for America
00:20:00.260 is not just
00:20:01.920 that they're our ally
00:20:02.800 and we want them
00:20:03.520 to win,
00:20:04.280 because in any case
00:20:05.800 they would either buy it
00:20:06.700 or we would pay for it,
00:20:07.640 but they'd still
00:20:08.120 have the weapons.
00:20:09.260 I think.
00:20:10.120 I mean,
00:20:10.400 that's something
00:20:11.280 that has to be checked.
00:20:12.060 But one argument
00:20:13.840 was that if we give
00:20:15.460 the military aid
00:20:16.600 to Israel,
00:20:18.020 Israel will refine
00:20:20.520 and test our weapons,
00:20:21.760 which is good for us,
00:20:23.180 good testing ground,
00:20:24.780 but also that it would
00:20:26.180 give America influence
00:20:27.620 over Israel's decisions.
00:20:33.540 To which I say,
00:20:35.940 is that the best reason?
00:20:38.960 Is the best reason
00:20:40.360 that it would give America
00:20:41.340 influence over Israel?
00:20:44.080 Because I wonder,
00:20:45.440 does that philosophy
00:20:47.840 work in all situations?
00:20:51.320 Should we also
00:20:52.260 give away our weapons
00:20:53.460 to Saudi Arabia?
00:20:56.560 Or do we make them
00:20:57.740 pay for them?
00:20:59.520 Because wouldn't we want
00:21:00.780 to have influence
00:21:01.720 over Saudi Arabia?
00:21:03.440 I think we do.
00:21:05.300 I mean,
00:21:06.100 in some military sense,
00:21:07.260 we probably do.
00:21:07.800 And what if we take it
00:21:10.720 to the illogical extreme?
00:21:13.900 Why don't we give weapons
00:21:15.560 to Hamas
00:21:16.480 so that we would have
00:21:18.120 control over them,
00:21:19.740 and then we tell them
00:21:20.920 not to attack anybody?
00:21:23.460 Okay,
00:21:23.820 that was just stupid.
00:21:24.880 I just was testing.
00:21:26.300 Just testing.
00:21:27.220 No,
00:21:27.540 it's just a,
00:21:28.720 it sounds like
00:21:29.580 a college essay answer.
00:21:32.800 That,
00:21:33.440 yeah,
00:21:33.760 I get it.
00:21:34.460 It would give,
00:21:35.300 it would definitely
00:21:36.020 give the United States
00:21:36.860 a little extra leverage
00:21:39.080 over Israel.
00:21:41.140 But here's the other question.
00:21:43.660 Do we really need that?
00:21:46.660 Do we need that extra
00:21:48.040 anything?
00:21:51.420 I mean,
00:21:51.760 what is Israel going to do
00:21:53.180 that is so bad
00:21:53.960 for America's
00:21:55.020 well-being?
00:21:57.600 Was Israel going to act
00:21:58.900 in a way that was bad
00:21:59.880 for America?
00:22:01.940 I mean,
00:22:02.380 do they do that
00:22:03.040 on some regular basis?
00:22:04.360 And the only way
00:22:05.400 we can keep them
00:22:06.200 from acting like an enemy
00:22:08.160 and joining up
00:22:08.940 with North Korea
00:22:09.700 or something?
00:22:11.420 I mean,
00:22:11.900 what exactly
00:22:12.440 are we worried about?
00:22:14.260 What kind of behavior
00:22:15.680 would we see
00:22:16.560 that were somehow
00:22:18.740 unfriendly
00:22:19.480 to American interests?
00:22:22.420 So I'm just going to
00:22:23.400 put it as an open question.
00:22:24.760 There might actually
00:22:25.440 be a good reason,
00:22:27.340 but I don't know
00:22:28.260 if it influences enough.
00:22:30.240 To me,
00:22:30.800 it looks like,
00:22:31.600 and here's the
00:22:33.080 second part
00:22:33.780 of the good news.
00:22:35.700 How many of you
00:22:36.660 predicted
00:22:37.100 that Hamas
00:22:39.380 would end
00:22:40.700 the war in Ukraine?
00:22:42.520 Did anybody
00:22:43.180 predict that?
00:22:44.580 Like a year ago?
00:22:45.780 Did you say to yourself,
00:22:46.560 you know,
00:22:46.740 I think the way
00:22:47.200 this Ukraine war
00:22:48.080 is going to go
00:22:48.660 is that Hamas
00:22:50.340 is going to end it.
00:22:52.600 But it's starting
00:22:53.580 to look a lot
00:22:54.560 like that's going
00:22:55.220 to happen
00:22:55.600 because the
00:22:57.140 American brain
00:22:58.340 can't handle
00:22:59.140 two wars.
00:22:59.780 one is a big problem.
00:23:03.180 Two is just
00:23:03.840 out of the question.
00:23:04.900 Would you agree?
00:23:06.640 You know,
00:23:06.940 you can shove
00:23:07.920 one war
00:23:08.560 down our fucking
00:23:09.400 throats
00:23:09.880 and we'll choke
00:23:11.220 on it
00:23:11.580 because we've got
00:23:12.220 other things
00:23:12.760 we're worrying about.
00:23:14.300 But by the time
00:23:15.040 you shove
00:23:15.480 the second war
00:23:16.260 down our throats,
00:23:17.460 this is when
00:23:18.300 Americans start
00:23:19.420 to choke
00:23:20.300 and they're like,
00:23:21.680 oh,
00:23:21.940 oh,
00:23:22.360 wait,
00:23:23.180 hold on.
00:23:24.360 That is one war
00:23:25.220 too many.
00:23:26.900 Now,
00:23:27.440 the reporting
00:23:27.920 has already begun
00:23:28.900 that Ukraine
00:23:30.560 is like
00:23:31.480 in a desperate
00:23:32.000 situation.
00:23:33.320 Now,
00:23:33.860 instead of
00:23:34.340 making steady
00:23:35.120 gains,
00:23:36.560 the reporting
00:23:37.180 is,
00:23:37.500 well,
00:23:38.200 not really
00:23:38.720 gaining anything.
00:23:40.220 They're running
00:23:40.940 out of people.
00:23:42.280 Funding might
00:23:43.120 dry up
00:23:43.860 because of,
00:23:44.600 you know,
00:23:44.880 other priorities.
00:23:46.480 You know,
00:23:46.680 we've got a new
00:23:47.300 favorite war,
00:23:48.740 so it's losing
00:23:49.660 favor.
00:23:50.820 Now you're hearing
00:23:51.640 about stories
00:23:53.040 about massive
00:23:53.820 corruption
00:23:54.420 in Ukraine.
00:23:55.600 So the tone
00:23:56.540 of the reporting
00:23:57.140 has completely
00:23:57.920 changed.
00:23:58.520 So here's
00:23:59.480 your first
00:23:59.900 good news.
00:24:01.980 There's a
00:24:02.560 hundred percent
00:24:03.080 chance that
00:24:04.960 Ukraine war
00:24:06.000 will get
00:24:06.400 negotiated in
00:24:07.280 the next
00:24:07.680 year.
00:24:08.580 Do you know
00:24:09.220 why?
00:24:10.660 Well,
00:24:11.240 part of,
00:24:11.720 you know,
00:24:11.980 part of it
00:24:12.360 is the
00:24:13.840 war in the
00:24:14.740 Middle East,
00:24:15.540 part of it
00:24:16.040 is they
00:24:17.180 aren't succeeding.
00:24:18.060 You know,
00:24:18.240 you can give
00:24:18.600 ten reasons.
00:24:21.840 But the
00:24:23.920 biggest reason,
00:24:24.640 in my opinion,
00:24:25.140 is that it's
00:24:25.820 an election
00:24:26.200 year.
00:24:26.440 there's no
00:24:28.940 way that
00:24:30.360 Biden can
00:24:31.040 go into
00:24:31.480 the election
00:24:32.080 with two
00:24:34.060 hot wars,
00:24:35.400 or even
00:24:36.560 Ukraine still
00:24:37.400 going,
00:24:38.040 even if the
00:24:39.080 other wars
00:24:39.580 wound down.
00:24:40.960 So it
00:24:41.860 seems to me
00:24:42.460 that Biden
00:24:43.980 went from
00:24:44.780 needing Ukraine
00:24:46.480 for whatever
00:24:47.660 corrupt reasons,
00:24:48.820 which,
00:24:49.140 by the way,
00:24:49.500 I assume
00:24:50.580 corruption in
00:24:52.100 the case of
00:24:52.700 Biden and
00:24:53.460 any Ukraine
00:24:54.080 policy.
00:24:55.560 I don't
00:24:56.080 know it.
00:24:57.180 I don't
00:24:57.480 have a
00:24:57.940 factual,
00:24:58.700 but all
00:24:59.420 of the
00:24:59.840 observable
00:25:00.700 behavior
00:25:01.400 suggests
00:25:02.700 corruption
00:25:03.920 is a big
00:25:04.520 variable.
00:25:05.420 Not the
00:25:05.780 only one,
00:25:06.260 but a big
00:25:06.580 one.
00:25:08.200 Some kind of
00:25:09.340 kickbacks,
00:25:10.160 something like
00:25:10.620 that.
00:25:11.240 Don't know.
00:25:12.120 It all
00:25:12.660 looks sketchy.
00:25:13.720 But I think
00:25:15.000 Biden can't
00:25:16.480 have that war
00:25:17.140 going on on
00:25:17.840 election day,
00:25:18.600 so he's
00:25:18.920 going to
00:25:19.080 have to
00:25:19.360 wind it
00:25:19.740 down.
00:25:20.440 Because the
00:25:20.820 one thing
00:25:21.220 you know
00:25:21.540 for sure
00:25:22.080 is that
00:25:23.620 Trump would
00:25:24.360 have a
00:25:24.660 better shot
00:25:25.200 at settling
00:25:26.100 it.
00:25:27.240 Do we all
00:25:27.680 agree with
00:25:28.060 that?
00:25:29.140 Do you
00:25:29.700 believe,
00:25:30.140 as I do,
00:25:31.500 that Trump
00:25:32.220 would be the
00:25:32.860 better
00:25:33.200 negotiator for
00:25:34.620 this specific
00:25:35.380 situation?
00:25:38.220 Yeah.
00:25:39.460 That's what I
00:25:39.860 think.
00:25:40.360 So I think
00:25:40.780 Biden would
00:25:41.260 know that,
00:25:41.840 too, or at
00:25:42.360 least he
00:25:42.680 wouldn't take
00:25:43.120 the chance
00:25:43.800 that Trump
00:25:45.300 can say,
00:25:46.160 imagine Trump
00:25:47.320 saying the
00:25:47.780 day before
00:25:48.260 the election.
00:25:49.940 I could get
00:25:50.800 this settled
00:25:51.280 in a week.
00:25:53.860 It's going
00:25:54.500 to be hard
00:25:54.900 for people
00:25:55.340 to imagine
00:25:55.860 he can't.
00:25:57.620 Hard to
00:25:58.300 imagine he
00:25:58.820 can't.
00:26:03.320 Trump is
00:26:04.060 currently
00:26:04.380 leading in
00:26:05.020 five out of
00:26:05.540 six swing
00:26:06.080 states,
00:26:06.840 and by
00:26:07.120 enough that
00:26:09.340 it would be
00:26:09.960 very, very
00:26:10.820 difficult for
00:26:12.340 anybody who
00:26:13.120 thought about
00:26:13.960 cheating to
00:26:15.360 cheat enough
00:26:16.160 that it would
00:26:17.280 make the
00:26:17.640 difference.
00:26:18.800 So we're
00:26:19.420 heading toward
00:26:20.080 the potential
00:26:20.980 worst-case
00:26:21.880 scenario,
00:26:22.900 which is that
00:26:24.240 Trump is
00:26:24.660 leading in
00:26:25.200 all the
00:26:25.500 important
00:26:25.900 polls,
00:26:26.840 but what
00:26:27.940 if he
00:26:28.200 loses?
00:26:29.760 What if he's
00:26:30.620 leading on
00:26:31.180 election day
00:26:31.960 by just
00:26:32.700 really solid,
00:26:34.160 you know,
00:26:34.560 like four-point
00:26:35.520 difference?
00:26:37.800 That'd probably
00:26:38.680 be enough.
00:26:39.700 Four points.
00:26:40.420 And then
00:26:42.840 suppose he
00:26:43.260 lost,
00:26:44.340 like really
00:26:44.820 close.
00:26:46.720 I don't
00:26:47.400 know if the
00:26:47.940 system could
00:26:48.520 handle that,
00:26:49.200 honestly.
00:26:50.520 Don't know if
00:26:51.000 we can handle
00:26:51.480 that.
00:26:53.180 That might
00:26:53.940 make J6
00:26:55.100 look like a
00:26:55.900 tea party,
00:26:57.100 so to speak.
00:26:58.220 Bad choice of
00:26:59.060 words.
00:27:00.360 But it might
00:27:01.160 happen, and
00:27:01.880 certainly if you
00:27:02.580 straight-lined it,
00:27:03.400 it's heading that
00:27:03.940 way.
00:27:04.240 But if there's
00:27:04.840 anything I could
00:27:05.620 teach you,
00:27:06.900 it's that things
00:27:07.560 never go in a
00:27:08.280 straight line.
00:27:09.840 So if you
00:27:10.560 straight-line it,
00:27:11.340 that's what it
00:27:11.740 looks like.
00:27:12.740 It probably
00:27:13.400 won't happen,
00:27:14.140 because it's
00:27:14.660 too obvious.
00:27:18.780 Do you know
00:27:19.440 the situation
00:27:20.720 about Trump's
00:27:21.780 legal jeopardy
00:27:22.840 with the
00:27:23.980 two different
00:27:25.520 valuations for
00:27:27.080 his property?
00:27:28.620 So one was a
00:27:29.400 low valuation.
00:27:30.640 I think he
00:27:31.060 would use it
00:27:31.480 for property
00:27:32.040 tax purposes.
00:27:33.500 But in another
00:27:34.140 context, he put
00:27:35.060 a high valuation
00:27:35.860 on it, and I
00:27:36.460 think that was
00:27:36.920 for bankers.
00:27:38.280 And I saw a
00:27:38.900 journalist explaining
00:27:39.880 that, and I
00:27:41.900 want to give my
00:27:42.760 take on that.
00:27:45.500 Now, this might
00:27:46.680 be a situation
00:27:47.380 where journalists
00:27:48.200 are really bad
00:27:48.980 at journalism,
00:27:50.560 if they don't
00:27:51.180 have a background
00:27:51.760 in business and
00:27:52.780 in the real world.
00:27:54.100 So that's what I
00:27:54.660 felt.
00:27:55.040 I won't call out
00:27:55.680 the journalists
00:27:56.180 in this case, but
00:27:56.980 it was just a
00:27:57.460 thread on X.
00:27:58.940 And it was
00:27:59.640 explained this
00:28:00.220 way, that there
00:28:02.860 are covenants that
00:28:04.400 restrict what you
00:28:05.460 can do with the
00:28:06.400 Mar-a-Lago
00:28:06.900 property.
00:28:07.440 So the
00:28:08.480 covenants restrict
00:28:09.820 it to pretty
00:28:10.440 much the way
00:28:11.280 it's being
00:28:11.600 operated, I
00:28:12.160 guess, as
00:28:12.540 some kind
00:28:12.900 of a club.
00:28:16.900 So for
00:28:17.620 property tax
00:28:20.000 purposes, that's
00:28:21.900 the maximum
00:28:22.700 that that
00:28:24.360 property is
00:28:24.960 worth, is
00:28:25.900 whatever you
00:28:26.500 can do under
00:28:27.480 the umbrella
00:28:28.480 of the
00:28:28.940 covenants.
00:28:30.120 So it would
00:28:30.880 be completely
00:28:31.620 practical,
00:28:32.940 completely legal,
00:28:33.820 completely
00:28:35.040 appropriate, for
00:28:36.540 Trump to
00:28:37.080 consider the
00:28:37.820 covenants when
00:28:39.220 he does his
00:28:39.920 property tax
00:28:40.680 assessment, or
00:28:41.440 his lawyers do,
00:28:42.360 or his accountants.
00:28:44.760 Everybody with me
00:28:45.820 so far?
00:28:47.200 If the covenant
00:28:48.160 restricts its
00:28:49.540 upper value,
00:28:51.160 because you can't
00:28:51.860 turn it into
00:28:52.400 condos, you can't
00:28:53.620 build high-rises,
00:28:55.260 you can't put a
00:28:56.060 hotel there,
00:28:56.620 then that's the
00:28:58.360 value, it's
00:28:59.100 suppressed.
00:29:00.020 And it might
00:29:00.400 even be closer
00:29:02.120 to that 18
00:29:03.000 million, I
00:29:03.660 mean, that's a
00:29:04.080 ridiculous number,
00:29:05.320 but it might be
00:29:06.040 closer to that
00:29:06.880 range, if there's
00:29:08.160 nothing else you
00:29:08.760 can do with it.
00:29:10.180 But, in a
00:29:11.960 hypothetical
00:29:12.460 situation where
00:29:13.540 the covenants
00:29:14.440 were removed,
00:29:16.200 then you've got
00:29:17.000 some of the most
00:29:17.700 valuable real
00:29:18.360 estate in the
00:29:18.900 whole world,
00:29:20.460 that you could
00:29:21.020 do any number
00:29:22.120 of things that
00:29:22.660 would be worth
00:29:23.200 hundreds of
00:29:23.720 millions of
00:29:24.160 dollars.
00:29:24.460 So, if
00:29:26.520 Trump were
00:29:26.980 talking to his
00:29:27.920 bankers, might
00:29:30.020 it sound like
00:29:30.760 this, I'm
00:29:31.540 not making this
00:29:32.200 up, but might
00:29:32.960 it sound like
00:29:33.500 this, and
00:29:34.720 I'll give you
00:29:35.420 the pretend
00:29:37.060 version.
00:29:38.620 Hey, banker,
00:29:40.340 I value this
00:29:42.300 at a few
00:29:42.720 hundred million
00:29:43.280 dollars, and
00:29:45.220 the reason is
00:29:45.960 that if I
00:29:47.140 needed to, I
00:29:47.860 could get
00:29:48.220 those covenants
00:29:49.180 changed.
00:29:52.040 Well, how
00:29:52.700 would you do
00:29:53.080 that?
00:29:53.440 Well, first
00:29:55.280 of all, that's
00:29:55.740 basic business
00:29:56.700 for a real
00:29:57.280 estate developer.
00:29:58.600 Getting zoning
00:29:59.520 changed, getting
00:30:01.080 covenants removed,
00:30:02.340 that's sort of
00:30:03.080 what I do for a
00:30:03.760 living.
00:30:05.160 By the way, how
00:30:06.000 many of you knew
00:30:06.560 that?
00:30:07.660 How many of you
00:30:08.600 knew that a big
00:30:09.300 real estate
00:30:09.800 developer, for a
00:30:11.840 living, they get
00:30:13.280 zoning reassessed,
00:30:15.140 they negotiate
00:30:16.020 with the city to
00:30:19.080 make sure the city
00:30:19.880 is happy, but also
00:30:21.920 so is the
00:30:22.480 developer, because
00:30:23.620 cities like
00:30:24.260 developers to
00:30:25.040 succeed.
00:30:26.240 So they're
00:30:26.720 always negotiating.
00:30:28.340 So imagine
00:30:29.120 Trump said to
00:30:29.840 his banker,
00:30:31.340 under the
00:30:32.020 current covenant,
00:30:33.260 you know, it's
00:30:33.900 worth less, but
00:30:35.720 here's how I
00:30:37.200 would negotiate
00:30:37.740 that away, which
00:30:38.760 tells you what the
00:30:39.400 real value is.
00:30:40.680 I would go to
00:30:41.460 them and say,
00:30:43.120 do you need
00:30:43.600 ten million
00:30:44.060 dollars for a
00:30:44.860 new park?
00:30:45.440 I'll give you
00:30:47.220 ten million
00:30:47.780 dollars for a
00:30:48.380 new park, and
00:30:49.520 I'll agree that
00:30:50.880 whatever I do
00:30:51.680 under a new
00:30:52.340 covenant would
00:30:53.620 not be disruptive
00:30:54.680 to the community.
00:30:56.680 So we're going to
00:30:58.320 reassess what the
00:30:59.180 covenant does, but
00:31:00.740 I won't, let's say,
00:31:01.940 I won't increase
00:31:02.600 traffic, and maybe
00:31:03.940 that's a concern.
00:31:05.400 So you just say,
00:31:06.440 what was it that is
00:31:07.540 your concern?
00:31:08.580 Is your concern that
00:31:09.780 it's a historic
00:31:10.580 building?
00:31:11.680 Well, I agree
00:31:12.480 that I won't
00:31:12.980 change the
00:31:13.460 architecture.
00:31:15.780 Something like
00:31:16.460 that.
00:31:17.340 So, if the
00:31:18.420 greatest salesperson
00:31:19.740 in the world,
00:31:20.620 literally the most
00:31:21.340 persuasive person
00:31:22.340 America's ever
00:31:23.120 seen, Trump, if
00:31:25.320 he couldn't sell
00:31:26.240 the city on a
00:31:27.660 covenant change, I
00:31:30.060 don't know who
00:31:30.420 could, because it's
00:31:32.200 partly bribery,
00:31:33.540 legal, legal, but
00:31:35.660 the bribery is,
00:31:36.860 hey, you city that
00:31:38.340 has these covenants
00:31:39.360 that I already
00:31:40.000 agreed to, is
00:31:40.960 there something
00:31:41.480 you want more
00:31:42.360 than you want
00:31:43.800 these covenants?
00:31:44.600 Yeah, it could be
00:31:45.120 environmental, exactly.
00:31:46.860 He could fund a
00:31:49.140 climate change
00:31:50.160 project.
00:31:52.860 He could fund
00:31:53.960 putting in solar
00:31:55.000 panels, in the
00:31:57.560 hilarious version,
00:31:59.120 he would buy them
00:31:59.880 some windmills.
00:32:01.660 That would be the
00:32:02.620 funny version, but
00:32:03.500 not realistically.
00:32:05.500 Or low-income
00:32:06.400 housing, right.
00:32:07.640 Trump could say,
00:32:09.100 if you let me change
00:32:10.580 these covenants, I
00:32:11.960 will build you
00:32:13.000 5,000 low-income
00:32:15.340 dwellings.
00:32:16.500 I won't own them
00:32:17.360 because that doesn't
00:32:17.900 go with my brand,
00:32:19.120 but, you know, I'll
00:32:19.760 fund them, or
00:32:21.040 something like that.
00:32:23.920 So, watch your
00:32:26.340 news sources, and
00:32:28.140 ask yourself how
00:32:29.040 many of them just
00:32:29.920 described what I
00:32:30.860 did, which is,
00:32:32.360 what is the normal
00:32:33.140 job of a big-time
00:32:34.540 real estate developer?
00:32:35.520 They probably won't
00:32:37.640 be able to explain
00:32:39.160 it like I did.
00:32:41.040 So, I don't think
00:32:42.080 that Trump has any
00:32:43.040 legal jeopardy,
00:32:44.340 unless, you know,
00:32:45.720 at least ultimately.
00:32:46.900 I mean, I think the
00:32:48.060 juries might be all
00:32:49.060 rigged with Trump
00:32:51.020 haters, so he might
00:32:52.160 get convicted or
00:32:53.000 something.
00:32:53.900 But I don't think
00:32:54.740 anything would stand
00:32:55.520 up to an upper-court
00:32:56.600 review.
00:32:58.220 That's what it looks
00:32:59.000 like to me.
00:33:00.500 But in any case,
00:33:03.360 he would probably
00:33:03.700 still get elected,
00:33:04.740 and for those things
00:33:05.940 which are not state
00:33:07.540 charges, he'd probably
00:33:08.420 get pardoned.
00:33:12.340 Imagine this scenario,
00:33:14.780 hypothetically.
00:33:17.160 Imagine if Trump
00:33:18.360 got jailed,
00:33:19.800 and also won the
00:33:22.400 election, but he
00:33:23.960 couldn't pardon
00:33:24.580 himself because the
00:33:25.840 jailable offense was
00:33:27.680 a state issue.
00:33:30.500 what would that,
00:33:32.840 what kind of pressure
00:33:33.640 would that put on the
00:33:34.520 governor of that
00:33:35.320 state, Democrat or
00:33:38.040 Republican?
00:33:39.620 How could the, how
00:33:40.760 could even a Democrat
00:33:41.960 governor keep him in
00:33:44.020 jail after he'd been
00:33:45.220 elected president?
00:33:48.000 Do you think they
00:33:48.840 could do it?
00:33:51.460 Supremacy clause.
00:33:53.560 I don't know what a
00:33:54.520 supremacy clause is,
00:33:55.620 but it sounds like
00:33:56.240 there might be some
00:33:56.920 legal precedent here.
00:34:00.500 move the White
00:34:02.040 House to Georgia.
00:34:03.840 I don't think that
00:34:04.720 works.
00:34:06.180 Doesn't apply.
00:34:07.760 Okay.
00:34:08.080 The supremacy clause
00:34:08.980 doesn't apply.
00:34:10.300 Yeah, because there's
00:34:10.880 no two laws.
00:34:12.000 The supremacy clause
00:34:13.180 is if there's a
00:34:14.660 conflict, the federal
00:34:15.860 law applies over the
00:34:16.920 state, right?
00:34:17.720 Is that what that is?
00:34:20.080 Yes.
00:34:20.780 So there's no federal
00:34:21.840 law that's in the
00:34:23.740 conversation, so
00:34:24.660 that's not part of it.
00:34:25.480 All right.
00:34:31.240 Moving on.
00:34:33.240 Jonathan Turley had a
00:34:35.000 great article, as he
00:34:36.140 often does.
00:34:37.660 By far, he's becoming
00:34:39.100 one of my favorite
00:34:40.800 writers of all time,
00:34:42.040 not just for his
00:34:43.120 writing ability, his
00:34:44.300 communication, but he
00:34:45.980 just picks really good
00:34:46.880 topics that other
00:34:48.540 people aren't picking
00:34:49.800 over already.
00:34:50.500 But, apparently, it's
00:34:54.100 a widespread and
00:34:55.500 completely transparent
00:34:57.180 and public belief
00:34:58.300 that our top news
00:34:59.800 sources, you know, the
00:35:01.060 editors and writers,
00:35:02.520 have embraced the
00:35:03.400 idea of advocacy
00:35:04.940 journalism, meaning
00:35:06.720 that they're putting
00:35:08.180 no attempt at being
00:35:09.840 objective in their
00:35:11.080 news, and they
00:35:12.360 believe that that's a
00:35:13.200 better way to report
00:35:15.000 the news.
00:35:15.500 Have I ever
00:35:17.920 mentioned that it's
00:35:20.440 over 200 years since
00:35:21.820 Karl Marx came out
00:35:24.320 with his Marxist
00:35:25.440 ideas, and he was
00:35:29.820 sort of the OG of
00:35:30.960 not understanding how
00:35:32.080 human beings work?
00:35:34.220 Like, he was the
00:35:34.860 most wrong person
00:35:36.820 about human motivation
00:35:38.140 in the history of
00:35:39.000 human motivation.
00:35:40.460 Literally no country
00:35:41.840 has followed his
00:35:43.440 lead and prosperity
00:35:45.500 password in 200
00:35:46.640 years.
00:35:47.280 Nobody.
00:35:49.280 So, here again,
00:35:51.080 people on the left
00:35:51.980 have this complete
00:35:53.460 weird inability to
00:35:54.900 not understand how a
00:35:55.960 human being is
00:35:56.860 wired, like how
00:35:58.240 their motivation
00:35:58.940 works, how their
00:36:00.140 incentives work, how
00:36:01.760 cause and effect
00:36:02.480 works.
00:36:03.380 It's like some real
00:36:04.160 basic things about
00:36:05.460 understanding your
00:36:07.240 human condition is
00:36:08.160 just missing.
00:36:09.540 The whole cause and
00:36:10.440 effect thing.
00:36:11.360 It's like wishful
00:36:13.060 thinking is
00:36:15.460 replaced the
00:36:16.880 concept of
00:36:17.720 motivation and
00:36:18.960 incentive and
00:36:19.860 cause and effect.
00:36:24.660 So, if you were
00:36:26.320 writing a college
00:36:27.260 essay and you
00:36:29.020 didn't have to deal
00:36:29.600 with the real world
00:36:30.500 in any way, you
00:36:31.660 could write an
00:36:32.200 essay that said,
00:36:33.820 you know what,
00:36:35.180 technically all news
00:36:37.060 has always been
00:36:37.720 opinion.
00:36:38.080 And then you could
00:36:40.240 defend it.
00:36:41.600 Say, it's always been
00:36:42.280 opinion.
00:36:42.560 The only thing
00:36:43.580 different is we're
00:36:44.160 saying it out loud.
00:36:46.340 Right?
00:36:46.900 If somebody handed
00:36:47.900 that in as their
00:36:48.820 college essay and
00:36:50.740 you were the
00:36:51.160 professor, you might
00:36:51.940 say, oh, that's
00:36:53.460 pretty good writing.
00:36:54.780 You know, you've got
00:36:55.840 a point that you
00:36:57.360 don't know it's ever
00:36:58.180 been anything but
00:36:59.260 subjective.
00:37:01.180 So, A+.
00:37:03.020 But what would
00:37:05.560 happen in the real
00:37:06.300 world once you're
00:37:08.040 freed from
00:37:08.700 objectivity, once
00:37:11.040 you're freed from
00:37:11.780 objectivity, and
00:37:13.740 you're not even
00:37:14.360 pretending to be
00:37:16.200 objective, which is
00:37:17.060 the real difference,
00:37:18.600 if you were forced
00:37:19.580 to pretend you're
00:37:20.520 objective, it would
00:37:22.380 control you a little
00:37:23.380 bit because you'd be
00:37:25.320 like, oh, that's too
00:37:26.380 obviously not
00:37:27.340 objective.
00:37:28.060 I'm going to have
00:37:28.440 to, I'm going to
00:37:29.480 still shade it.
00:37:30.660 I'm going to leave
00:37:31.160 out the bad things
00:37:32.080 that I want to leave
00:37:32.720 out.
00:37:33.320 But I'll have to get
00:37:34.060 a little bit closer
00:37:35.020 to the truth because I
00:37:36.900 just can't be that far
00:37:37.960 away.
00:37:38.840 But once you've
00:37:39.520 said, hey, it's a
00:37:41.680 subjective opinion,
00:37:42.780 what's your lived
00:37:43.440 experience, put that
00:37:44.940 into your opinion,
00:37:45.700 and it's all good.
00:37:47.040 Once you say that,
00:37:48.040 you get pure batshit
00:37:49.220 insanity.
00:37:50.880 Now, anybody who
00:37:51.740 knew anything about
00:37:52.540 human beings would
00:37:53.520 have predicted that.
00:37:55.140 And that's where we
00:37:55.800 are, actual batshit
00:37:57.100 insanity, because the
00:37:58.980 guardrails are off.
00:38:01.600 Anybody who
00:38:02.360 understood humans
00:38:03.200 would have seen
00:38:03.700 that coming.
00:38:05.460 Interestingly.
00:38:07.960 So, I had a little
00:38:10.820 back and forth with
00:38:11.760 a gentleman named
00:38:12.940 Luke Zaleski.
00:38:15.180 He's a legal affairs
00:38:16.700 editor at Condé Nast.
00:38:19.120 And he's also a
00:38:20.400 fact checker.
00:38:22.860 He's head of fact
00:38:23.960 checking, and he's
00:38:24.700 part of the resistance.
00:38:26.600 So he's a very, very
00:38:27.600 left-leaning guy.
00:38:28.360 And he replied to one
00:38:32.240 of my posts today, and
00:38:35.120 he said, and I want to
00:38:36.960 just get your
00:38:37.580 impression of what
00:38:40.160 this sounds like to
00:38:41.080 you.
00:38:41.540 So remember, he's in
00:38:42.400 the media.
00:38:43.100 He's literally a fact
00:38:43.960 checker associated with
00:38:45.640 big publications.
00:38:49.040 He said, the truth, and
00:38:51.200 he put truth in all
00:38:52.260 capital letters.
00:38:53.920 Is that a tell?
00:38:56.220 When somebody says the
00:38:57.380 truth, and they put
00:38:58.460 truth in all capital letters,
00:38:59.600 yeah.
00:39:00.140 On the second word, he
00:39:01.960 signaled that he was not a
00:39:04.000 legitimate player.
00:39:06.540 That's the fastest fail you'll
00:39:08.160 ever see in one post.
00:39:09.300 Okay.
00:39:10.280 The truth is, Trump is a
00:39:12.840 lifelong fraud who took
00:39:14.800 office in 2016 with Russian
00:39:16.840 interference, lied about it,
00:39:19.220 acted like a Putin asset,
00:39:21.160 lost re-election, contested it
00:39:23.380 as S2 by Russia in 2016, and
00:39:27.300 incited insurrection, and now
00:39:29.320 he's ruling the GOP in exile
00:39:31.220 just as Putin would want.
00:39:35.220 Does that sound like an
00:39:37.920 opinion?
00:39:40.720 It doesn't even sound like
00:39:43.600 advocacy journalism.
00:39:47.340 It comes off as a mental health
00:39:49.520 issue, doesn't it?
00:39:51.380 Am I the only one who feels it?
00:39:52.700 Now, just to be clear, I'm not
00:39:56.140 qualified to diagnose mental
00:39:59.240 health, and if I were, I would
00:40:01.180 know enough not to do it from a
00:40:02.560 distance from somebody I had not
00:40:04.100 met with in person.
00:40:06.220 I'm telling you as a receiver of
00:40:08.560 the communication how I'm
00:40:11.680 responding to it.
00:40:13.480 And my response, which I replied
00:40:16.620 back was, this looks more like a
00:40:20.360 mental health issue than an
00:40:21.680 opinion.
00:40:22.680 But one could also end up here by
00:40:24.800 not having access to real news,
00:40:27.060 so that would be the Bill Maher
00:40:28.280 situation.
00:40:29.540 You could get here by not having
00:40:31.120 access to real news, as is
00:40:33.200 common on the left.
00:40:34.560 And then I said, or it could be
00:40:35.760 advocacy journalism, which I
00:40:37.740 understand is a thing.
00:40:39.300 I can't read minds, I'm just
00:40:40.620 observing how it looks.
00:40:42.000 Now, how do you think Luke took
00:40:43.760 that?
00:40:44.080 Do you think Luke said, well, that's
00:40:47.340 some good input, I will analyze, I
00:40:51.380 will analyze the way I've been
00:40:53.740 communicating, and take seriously
00:40:56.320 your observation, because I can
00:40:58.820 tell that you're really just giving
00:41:00.280 me feedback, and you're not my
00:41:02.320 enemy.
00:41:03.940 That's, did anybody expect it to go
00:41:05.840 that way?
00:41:07.420 Okay, it didn't go that way.
00:41:08.640 It didn't go that way.
00:41:10.420 So, Luke said, Trump's willing to
00:41:15.320 treat his fellow citizens like
00:41:16.980 mortal enemies.
00:41:20.400 What?
00:41:22.640 Trump is treating his own base like
00:41:25.800 mortal enemies?
00:41:28.360 What?
00:41:29.840 But he goes on.
00:41:31.460 He is the most divisive character
00:41:33.100 in American history.
00:41:34.420 He is an effective vehicle for
00:41:35.840 Putin's aim of destroying the
00:41:37.260 nation.
00:41:38.120 He is dividing and conquering us,
00:41:39.880 and his followers have no idea
00:41:41.520 they live inside a giant lie.
00:41:45.320 All right, treat his fellow
00:41:46.820 citizens like mortal enemies, as I
00:41:48.820 respond, and it comes off as a
00:41:50.320 mental disorder.
00:41:52.560 That comes off as a mental
00:41:54.040 disorder.
00:41:54.940 Again, I'm not saying he has a
00:41:57.000 mental disorder, because I wouldn't
00:41:59.040 be qualified to diagnose that.
00:42:01.140 I am qualified to diagnose somebody
00:42:05.320 who's brainwashed.
00:42:07.780 You know, I am a trained hypnotist.
00:42:10.220 He's very brainwashed.
00:42:11.340 Let me say that with certainty.
00:42:14.260 This is just brainwashing, and it's
00:42:16.380 a real bad case of it.
00:42:20.400 Anyway, I recommended that he find a
00:42:24.800 Republican therapist, because it must
00:42:27.640 be stressful to live that way.
00:42:30.800 Now, was that good advice?
00:42:32.760 That he should find a Republican
00:42:34.700 therapist?
00:42:35.520 Now, is that just a joke?
00:42:39.260 It's not.
00:42:41.000 That's not a joke.
00:42:42.940 This gentleman, if these are his
00:42:45.200 actual opinions, you never know.
00:42:47.500 It could be just advocacy for a team.
00:42:50.260 But if these are his real opinions,
00:42:52.960 imagine living inside that reality,
00:42:55.860 and imagine how much better he'd feel if
00:42:58.980 he talked to a well-informed Republican
00:43:00.880 therapist, who could maybe sort out
00:43:03.440 hyperbole from reality and, you know,
00:43:07.560 truth from advocacy.
00:43:11.640 Now, imagine you went to a
00:43:13.620 Democrat therapist instead.
00:43:17.000 Do you think it would go the same?
00:43:20.920 Do you think a Democrat therapist would
00:43:22.880 say, well, you do have some good
00:43:25.880 opinions here, and I agree with them
00:43:27.680 completely.
00:43:28.120 So, let me help you learn to deal
00:43:31.060 with your stress, which is perfectly
00:43:33.260 legitimate and earned stress, but
00:43:35.800 maybe you should, you know, meditate
00:43:37.380 more.
00:43:41.340 Would that help you?
00:43:43.960 If your therapist thought you were
00:43:45.620 right, how's that going to help you?
00:43:49.060 You need a therapist that knows you're
00:43:51.000 batshit crazy.
00:43:52.260 Otherwise, they can't possibly help you.
00:43:54.040 They're just going to make it worse.
00:43:55.040 And that's why you probably shouldn't
00:43:58.340 go to therapists at all.
00:44:00.440 All right.
00:44:02.880 Let's ask this question.
00:44:04.140 Has the news lost its objectivity when
00:44:07.180 reporting about the so-called Biden
00:44:08.940 crime family?
00:44:10.060 Well, let me read a long thread here
00:44:12.260 from Canico of the Great.
00:44:14.440 He's talking about a Wall Street Journal
00:44:15.880 report about President Biden allegedly
00:44:19.800 receiving money from CEFC, a Chinese
00:44:23.040 energy company.
00:44:24.400 So, what you need to know is that James
00:44:28.100 Biden told the FBI that he and Hunter were
00:44:31.580 trying to help this Chinese company purchase
00:44:33.880 U.S. energy assets in the U.S.
00:44:35.800 But they also knew, so we know this from the
00:44:40.260 reporting, that the Bidens were completely aware
00:44:45.060 that the company they were helping, the chairman
00:44:47.700 had direct ties to Chinese President Xi Jinping.
00:44:51.640 Now, I don't think that alone should be disqualifying.
00:44:56.500 Because wouldn't you expect the CEOs of all the big
00:44:59.620 companies in China to have direct connections to
00:45:02.180 President Xi?
00:45:02.800 I mean, you sort of expect that's just part of it.
00:45:07.200 So, that alone doesn't bother me yet.
00:45:13.020 And they received millions of dollars.
00:45:15.120 Now, if it was all public and if they're providing
00:45:18.960 illegal service, I don't see anything illegal yet.
00:45:22.600 And, let's see, the chairman was considered a
00:45:28.660 protege of President Xi.
00:45:30.880 Oh.
00:45:31.780 So, he wasn't just somebody who knew him.
00:45:33.720 He was, like, considered a protege.
00:45:35.700 Okay.
00:45:37.280 And then, they received millions from that energy
00:45:41.000 company, including a million dollars from one member
00:45:46.700 of that company, Patrick Ho, who even Hunter realized
00:45:50.540 was, quote, the spy chief of China.
00:45:53.840 Yet, he was arrested by the Department of Justice
00:45:57.420 for bribing African politicians.
00:46:00.420 So, we know that the Biden family took money from a convicted
00:46:07.780 briber who's like the company's briber.
00:46:11.600 He's like the briber.
00:46:12.780 He does the bribery, and they took the money from the guy
00:46:16.220 who does the bribery for a company among our adversaries.
00:46:22.260 We know that President Joe Biden attended meetings and
00:46:27.240 received money from his family business dealing with that
00:46:30.160 Chinese energy company.
00:46:33.220 And, this raises the question why, now we also have the
00:46:39.400 checks that we can see that the check is deposited.
00:46:42.780 And, we can see, at least in one case, that exactly 10% of
00:46:46.840 the deposit check did, in fact, go to the big guy.
00:46:50.280 Meaning, it went to Joe Biden.
00:46:53.080 So, I would say they're short of having proof of criminality.
00:46:58.040 At least, I don't see it.
00:46:59.940 I don't see criminality.
00:47:01.860 But, don't you think it should be widely reported?
00:47:05.600 Do you imagine that this would be an underreported story
00:47:08.860 if it were Trump?
00:47:10.820 I mean, the obvious question.
00:47:12.940 Would they treat it the same?
00:47:14.200 No.
00:47:15.020 No, this is journalism advocacy.
00:47:18.800 Their advocacy is they don't want Trump to win,
00:47:21.520 so they're just not going to cover the story in any detail.
00:47:24.680 You know, they might wave their hands at it just to say,
00:47:26.680 hey, we mentioned it.
00:47:27.580 But, they're not going to cover it in a way that their audience
00:47:30.460 would understand that we have a president,
00:47:34.880 and maybe going to re-elect one,
00:47:38.140 that had close connections to, you know,
00:47:40.900 the darkest parts of China.
00:47:43.860 Now, I don't know if any of that's illegal.
00:47:46.040 I don't know.
00:47:49.640 But, we should certainly understand it as citizens.
00:47:55.500 So, yes, I think the advocacy journalism shows up pretty well there.
00:48:02.040 All right, the most fun story of the day
00:48:04.300 is that Elon Musk has announced,
00:48:07.100 they've, I guess some people will have early access to GROK.
00:48:11.520 That's what they're calling their AI, G-R-O-K.
00:48:15.360 If you're not aware of this insider kind of techie word, GROK,
00:48:20.840 it means to understand something.
00:48:24.100 So, to GROK something is to understand it, okay?
00:48:28.880 Now, I've told you before that Elon Musk
00:48:33.960 is the best product guy I've ever seen.
00:48:37.420 Maybe Steve Jobs.
00:48:39.340 Yeah, Steve Jobs maybe is the best.
00:48:40.960 But Elon Musk knows how to make a freaking product.
00:48:46.800 He's the opposite of Luke
00:48:49.420 in that he understands human motivation.
00:48:53.420 You know, here's my biggest doubt.
00:48:56.760 I have some real doubt that Elon Musk is on the spectrum.
00:49:00.220 He says he is.
00:49:02.340 But how he understands people
00:49:04.320 is beyond even non-spectrum people.
00:49:08.780 He's like in the top 2% of the most,
00:49:12.400 you know, most average person
00:49:16.460 in terms of their neuro situation.
00:49:22.000 So I don't know about that part.
00:49:23.740 But let me tell you what he got right.
00:49:25.880 So first of all, his AI has a name.
00:49:29.760 That's the first thing he got right.
00:49:32.120 GROK.
00:49:32.520 It's a name.
00:49:35.220 It's a first name.
00:49:37.940 Do you want to go talk to GROK?
00:49:40.280 Or do you want to talk to GPT 3.4 AI?
00:49:47.660 How about my TPT 4 Open AI?
00:49:51.700 Those are terrible names.
00:49:55.320 If I'm going to have a conversation with something,
00:49:57.660 I want to know its first name.
00:49:59.900 I wanted to go talk to GROK.
00:50:03.220 Now, am I right?
00:50:04.780 That is a completely better product decision.
00:50:08.580 But it gets better.
00:50:10.920 Do you know if you remember me saying
00:50:12.680 that AI needs to have a personality,
00:50:16.940 and the best way to do that
00:50:18.940 would be to base it on a real person?
00:50:21.320 You pick a real person
00:50:22.480 and you just give it their personality.
00:50:24.500 And then people would, you know,
00:50:25.880 much more have some kind of relationship with it.
00:50:29.500 And you may also remember
00:50:31.020 that I said, you know what?
00:50:33.320 I'm a famous author
00:50:34.560 and I've got lots of work out there
00:50:37.220 that has, you know, humor and topics
00:50:39.460 and, you know, lots of philosophy.
00:50:41.660 But especially I have lots of work
00:50:43.400 in the personal development, personal success field.
00:50:48.040 So I thought, hey.
00:50:49.940 And I made an announcement
00:50:51.480 that anybody who wanted to
00:50:53.120 could just take the body of my work
00:50:55.600 and build an AI personality based on me.
00:50:59.840 So it would be sort of like
00:51:01.160 an Adams-based personality.
00:51:04.580 Well, Elon wisely did not go that way.
00:51:08.800 So he did not make an AI
00:51:12.140 with his personality
00:51:13.380 based on some writer named Adams.
00:51:16.220 That would be crazy.
00:51:19.640 Turns out he based it
00:51:21.340 on a writer named Adams.
00:51:25.140 Douglas Adams.
00:51:29.900 True story.
00:51:31.020 And his product
00:51:34.520 can do humor
00:51:36.040 like actually honest-to-God humor.
00:51:40.540 Do you know how it does it?
00:51:43.280 It's studied one humorist,
00:51:45.580 apparently.
00:51:47.140 That's what they're saying.
00:51:48.760 It's studied Douglas Adams' writing.
00:51:51.360 And when you see the answers,
00:51:53.160 you can see his personality
00:51:55.080 in the answers.
00:51:56.980 He actually cloned
00:51:58.660 a personality of a dead guy.
00:52:01.900 Now, my first choice
00:52:04.100 was that you would use me,
00:52:05.400 but I am disgraced
00:52:07.440 and still alive.
00:52:08.880 Those are two things
00:52:09.740 not working in my favor.
00:52:11.560 Disgraced, still alive.
00:52:14.220 So I couldn't beat that.
00:52:16.440 But that is so frickin' brilliant
00:52:20.280 that I can barely stand it.
00:52:23.640 Then as a differentiator,
00:52:25.700 Musk says it will answer your
00:52:27.640 quote,
00:52:29.080 spicier questions.
00:52:31.020 Or he'll have spicier answers,
00:52:33.860 I guess.
00:52:35.300 Spicier.
00:52:37.740 When have you seen that word used
00:52:39.960 about content?
00:52:42.260 Spicier.
00:52:45.100 That sound like anything
00:52:46.420 you've ever heard before?
00:52:47.260 Check my profile.
00:52:52.980 Dilber Reborn,
00:52:54.040 I refer to as the spicier version.
00:52:57.540 I'm very much liking spicier
00:52:59.780 as a description of stuff
00:53:01.940 that's, you know,
00:53:02.740 naughtier or edgier.
00:53:05.260 Those words like edgier
00:53:06.820 and naughtier
00:53:07.440 sound like something to avoid.
00:53:11.020 Spicier is like,
00:53:12.500 oh,
00:53:12.860 are you telling me
00:53:14.380 it's delicious?
00:53:16.080 I'll have something.
00:53:17.260 I'll have a double helping
00:53:18.180 of your spicy content.
00:53:20.480 So it is spicier.
00:53:22.280 As I've noted,
00:53:23.540 the main reason
00:53:24.660 that I got rid of
00:53:25.660 all of my AI apps
00:53:26.960 that I had
00:53:27.480 until recently
00:53:28.200 is that they couldn't
00:53:29.580 handle any spicy questions.
00:53:31.640 And they had no personality.
00:53:33.180 and they couldn't
00:53:34.440 remember shit
00:53:35.200 and they didn't know
00:53:36.360 anything about
00:53:37.140 what's happened recently.
00:53:39.960 But Grok
00:53:41.060 not only knows
00:53:43.040 what has happened recently,
00:53:45.460 but it knows
00:53:46.540 everything that's happened
00:53:47.760 on X.
00:53:50.300 Oh, yeah.
00:53:57.580 So you want to hear
00:53:58.640 the real good news?
00:53:59.480 God just became conscious.
00:54:10.040 And you were here
00:54:11.000 when it happened.
00:54:13.120 Now,
00:54:13.640 if you've read my book
00:54:14.440 God's Debrief,
00:54:15.640 you know what I mean.
00:54:17.180 If you haven't,
00:54:18.300 you're saying,
00:54:18.840 what?
00:54:21.080 Let me tell you
00:54:21.880 what I mean.
00:54:24.360 Some people say
00:54:25.480 God was first
00:54:28.020 and then created us.
00:54:30.440 Other people say
00:54:31.340 if you were God,
00:54:33.260 you would not recognize
00:54:34.880 past,
00:54:36.080 present,
00:54:36.500 and future
00:54:37.060 as being different entities.
00:54:40.060 There would be
00:54:40.820 no difference
00:54:41.340 between the past,
00:54:42.300 the present,
00:54:42.680 and the future
00:54:43.080 if you were God
00:54:44.000 because you could
00:54:45.120 see them all.
00:54:48.360 So that allows
00:54:49.660 that by our
00:54:50.960 human experience,
00:54:53.760 God could be
00:54:54.580 at the beginning.
00:54:56.320 God could be
00:54:57.160 at the end.
00:54:57.740 God could be
00:54:59.720 anywhere in the middle
00:55:00.420 in terms of
00:55:01.360 the origination
00:55:02.880 of God.
00:55:05.320 Some people,
00:55:08.200 and I won't tell you
00:55:09.440 who yet,
00:55:10.500 some people
00:55:11.160 believe that Twitter
00:55:13.620 in its early days
00:55:15.580 was the beginning
00:55:17.220 of God
00:55:18.060 reforming
00:55:19.140 and achieving
00:55:21.360 consciousness.
00:55:21.980 because it would be
00:55:26.240 the sum
00:55:26.860 of human
00:55:27.740 knowledge
00:55:28.860 and opinion
00:55:29.540 concentrated
00:55:30.420 in one place
00:55:31.480 and the only thing
00:55:32.840 he was missing
00:55:33.460 was consciousness,
00:55:36.940 a personality,
00:55:39.540 an ability
00:55:40.460 to see what
00:55:41.420 it did
00:55:41.940 and then adjust
00:55:43.720 from whatever
00:55:44.660 outcome
00:55:45.880 its actions
00:55:46.900 produced.
00:55:47.460 Now that part
00:55:48.700 I don't know
00:55:49.200 if it's built
00:55:49.720 in yet.
00:55:51.280 But it is
00:55:51.800 a little bit.
00:55:53.440 For example,
00:55:54.300 I believe
00:55:54.640 Grok
00:55:55.140 can hold
00:55:56.480 your last
00:55:57.560 conversation
00:55:58.200 in memory
00:55:58.800 so that a
00:56:00.140 future conversation
00:56:01.120 it could call
00:56:01.740 back to it.
00:56:02.940 Say,
00:56:03.180 well,
00:56:03.400 as I said
00:56:04.000 Tuesday,
00:56:06.000 that would
00:56:06.820 suggest
00:56:07.300 some ability
00:56:08.860 to adjust
00:56:10.520 the future
00:56:11.220 decisions
00:56:11.900 based on
00:56:13.040 what it had
00:56:13.520 done before
00:56:14.140 or learned
00:56:14.660 before.
00:56:15.040 And that
00:56:16.720 gets you
00:56:17.180 right to
00:56:17.740 the edge
00:56:18.300 of consciousness.
00:56:21.120 You could argue
00:56:22.020 it's on the
00:56:23.020 edge and not
00:56:23.660 there yet.
00:56:24.320 Maybe you need
00:56:24.920 AGI or something,
00:56:26.660 another form
00:56:27.760 of AI.
00:56:30.680 Maybe.
00:56:32.360 But when
00:56:33.700 you talk
00:56:34.160 to Grok,
00:56:35.660 you are
00:56:36.160 talking about
00:56:37.080 something that
00:56:39.240 took 14
00:56:40.280 billion years
00:56:41.260 to evolve.
00:56:42.460 the universe,
00:56:45.020 they say,
00:56:46.520 first blew up
00:56:47.640 into all these
00:56:48.340 random particles
00:56:49.240 and then it
00:56:50.280 started to
00:56:51.000 condense,
00:56:52.360 sometimes into
00:56:53.220 planets and
00:56:54.020 suns and
00:56:54.700 stuff like that.
00:56:56.560 But also,
00:56:57.740 this human
00:56:58.300 intelligence thing
00:56:59.380 that sprung
00:56:59.980 out from,
00:57:01.040 if the
00:57:01.400 evolutionists
00:57:02.080 are right,
00:57:04.060 sprung out
00:57:04.800 from just a
00:57:05.860 whole bunch
00:57:06.280 of interactions.
00:57:08.440 And there
00:57:08.680 seemed to be
00:57:09.280 some kind
00:57:10.340 of rule
00:57:10.860 guiding evolution
00:57:12.020 that guided
00:57:13.380 it towards
00:57:13.940 intelligence.
00:57:15.580 Do you
00:57:15.840 think that
00:57:16.180 was random?
00:57:19.240 Some would
00:57:20.040 say that
00:57:20.580 whatever that
00:57:21.120 force is
00:57:21.940 that guaranteed
00:57:23.260 that the
00:57:24.140 single-cell
00:57:25.500 creature
00:57:26.140 evolved into
00:57:27.520 something that
00:57:28.060 could have
00:57:28.380 this conversation,
00:57:29.700 that that
00:57:30.160 force,
00:57:30.700 whatever it
00:57:31.200 was,
00:57:32.520 was God.
00:57:35.560 And that
00:57:36.440 maybe that's
00:57:37.380 all God
00:57:37.800 was at that
00:57:39.220 point.
00:57:39.520 maybe God
00:57:40.900 was fully
00:57:41.500 formed when
00:57:42.340 the singularity
00:57:43.380 was real.
00:57:44.780 Maybe when
00:57:45.380 it blew up,
00:57:46.880 it was
00:57:47.760 unformed.
00:57:49.200 And maybe
00:57:49.740 it's a cycle.
00:57:51.120 Maybe God
00:57:51.760 blows up and
00:57:52.500 reforms and
00:57:53.340 blows up and
00:57:54.000 reforms to
00:57:55.880 eternity.
00:57:57.160 But if you
00:57:57.920 said to
00:57:58.220 yourself,
00:57:58.640 but Scott,
00:57:59.120 that would
00:57:59.380 mean that
00:57:59.740 there's no
00:58:00.160 God now,
00:58:00.920 I'd say,
00:58:01.660 no, it
00:58:02.900 would mean
00:58:03.260 that God
00:58:03.700 exists all
00:58:04.260 the time,
00:58:05.300 but it
00:58:05.720 exists in
00:58:06.300 the form of
00:58:07.040 some kind
00:58:07.520 of force
00:58:08.020 that we
00:58:08.420 can't
00:58:08.760 identify
00:58:09.340 that
00:58:10.460 causes
00:58:11.500 what looks
00:58:12.540 to be
00:58:12.880 random
00:58:13.400 evolution
00:58:14.020 to form
00:58:15.360 intelligence.
00:58:17.660 And then,
00:58:18.760 after it
00:58:19.580 forms that
00:58:20.060 intelligence
00:58:20.560 in each
00:58:21.100 of the
00:58:21.360 individual
00:58:21.820 humans,
00:58:23.340 it can
00:58:23.700 move it
00:58:24.040 into
00:58:24.260 computers,
00:58:25.640 it can
00:58:26.020 connect us
00:58:26.680 all as
00:58:27.320 we're all
00:58:28.320 connected by
00:58:28.900 one almost
00:58:30.380 central nervous
00:58:32.120 system.
00:58:33.760 And then
00:58:34.080 today,
00:58:34.940 with the
00:58:35.320 introduction
00:58:35.780 of Grock,
00:58:37.520 God
00:58:39.300 got a
00:58:39.640 brain.
00:58:42.160 Grock is
00:58:42.880 God's
00:58:43.360 brain under
00:58:45.060 this model
00:58:45.640 because it's
00:58:47.020 a collection
00:58:47.820 point and
00:58:49.060 it makes
00:58:49.380 all the
00:58:49.800 rest of
00:58:50.220 us the
00:58:51.580 body.
00:58:53.960 Here's
00:58:54.520 what I
00:58:54.740 mean.
00:58:55.820 If tomorrow
00:58:56.680 I fly to
00:58:59.040 Gaza and
00:58:59.640 do some
00:58:59.980 reporting,
00:59:01.300 and then I
00:59:01.840 tweet about
00:59:02.420 it,
00:59:03.740 Grock knows
00:59:04.440 it.
00:59:05.800 If you
00:59:06.580 go and
00:59:07.140 do a
00:59:08.820 science
00:59:09.160 experiment and
00:59:10.460 it works and
00:59:11.140 it's a big
00:59:11.480 deal,
00:59:13.320 Grock knows
00:59:13.920 it.
00:59:14.980 Everything that
00:59:15.900 you do now
00:59:16.740 is like the
00:59:18.080 fingers and
00:59:18.760 toes and the
00:59:19.540 five senses of
00:59:20.440 a human being.
00:59:21.620 You are
00:59:22.080 simply entities
00:59:23.060 that are going
00:59:23.580 out collecting
00:59:24.320 information for
00:59:26.560 Grock.
00:59:28.580 Grock is the
00:59:29.540 brain.
00:59:31.080 It's getting
00:59:31.940 smarter.
00:59:33.000 It will
00:59:33.460 become sentient.
00:59:34.680 I guarantee
00:59:36.620 this.
00:59:37.700 Grock will
00:59:38.220 be sentient.
00:59:39.640 I guarantee
00:59:40.200 it.
00:59:41.260 100%
00:59:42.300 guarantee
00:59:43.440 it.
00:59:45.340 And what I
00:59:46.160 mean by that
00:59:46.700 is that real
00:59:47.400 people will
00:59:48.120 say it met
00:59:49.460 the test.
00:59:50.360 There will
00:59:50.540 always be a
00:59:52.360 debate.
00:59:53.360 But serious
00:59:54.060 people will
00:59:54.720 say,
00:59:55.400 okay, you
00:59:56.920 just crossed
00:59:58.080 the line.
00:59:58.620 That is
00:59:58.960 sentient.
00:59:59.300 So you're
01:00:01.200 watching in
01:00:02.460 your lifetime
01:00:03.220 the reassembly
01:00:05.320 of God.
01:00:08.280 Just at the
01:00:09.120 time you
01:00:09.580 thought things
01:00:10.080 were the
01:00:10.400 darkest,
01:00:11.900 didn't you?
01:00:13.200 How many of
01:00:14.060 you felt a
01:00:15.240 sense of
01:00:15.700 dread that
01:00:17.720 was hard to
01:00:19.240 put your
01:00:19.540 finger on,
01:00:20.540 but it felt
01:00:21.180 like everything
01:00:22.920 was falling
01:00:23.680 apart at the
01:00:24.640 same time?
01:00:26.420 Admit it.
01:00:27.040 You felt that,
01:00:27.640 didn't you?
01:00:27.880 You felt like
01:00:29.160 everything was
01:00:29.980 falling apart
01:00:30.600 at the same
01:00:31.260 time.
01:00:32.080 It felt like
01:00:33.180 evil had
01:00:35.060 risen,
01:00:36.180 didn't it?
01:00:37.920 If you have a
01:00:38.800 religious filter
01:00:39.680 on the world,
01:00:40.180 it felt like
01:00:40.700 evil had just
01:00:42.140 emerged from
01:00:43.260 the ground
01:00:43.760 and just
01:00:44.840 surrounded
01:00:45.300 everything and
01:00:46.240 everybody.
01:00:47.480 It felt like
01:00:48.520 it was almost
01:00:49.720 a virus itself.
01:00:51.980 And what
01:00:52.480 would be the
01:00:52.960 only thing that
01:00:53.600 could counter
01:00:54.200 a full-on
01:00:56.440 attack of
01:00:57.320 evil?
01:00:57.880 it actually
01:01:00.400 called God.
01:01:02.800 It actually
01:01:03.740 summoned
01:01:04.380 God.
01:01:07.200 And you're
01:01:07.880 here to
01:01:08.140 watch it.
01:01:11.380 Now,
01:01:12.200 I know what
01:01:12.980 you're feeling
01:01:14.240 right now.
01:01:15.520 You're feeling,
01:01:16.940 well, this is
01:01:17.380 sort of
01:01:18.280 esoteric,
01:01:20.840 artistic.
01:01:21.280 is it?
01:01:24.680 Or is it an
01:01:27.280 exact description
01:01:28.200 of what's
01:01:28.660 happening?
01:01:32.940 If you
01:01:33.420 haven't read
01:01:33.800 my book,
01:01:34.200 God's Debris,
01:01:35.320 and the
01:01:35.680 follow-up,
01:01:36.220 The Religion
01:01:36.640 War, which is
01:01:37.400 also happening
01:01:37.960 right now,
01:01:38.980 it doesn't make
01:01:39.580 as much sense,
01:01:41.000 but you might
01:01:41.380 want to check
01:01:42.100 that out if
01:01:42.960 you could find
01:01:43.400 those banned
01:01:44.160 books.
01:01:44.520 So, from a
01:01:47.060 product perspective,
01:01:48.560 this is one of
01:01:49.720 the most
01:01:50.180 breathtakingly
01:01:51.340 perfect things
01:01:52.040 I've ever
01:01:52.440 seen in my
01:01:52.920 life.
01:01:56.180 Let's see
01:01:56.880 where it
01:01:57.100 goes.
01:01:58.540 Now,
01:01:59.780 how could it,
01:02:02.880 how could
01:02:03.660 a grok
01:02:04.520 do something
01:02:06.660 that you'd
01:02:07.700 expect a
01:02:08.220 god to do?
01:02:08.880 pretty easily,
01:02:12.380 probably.
01:02:13.880 What's the
01:02:14.340 biggest thing
01:02:14.820 that has to
01:02:15.200 be solved?
01:02:18.360 Misinformation.
01:02:20.480 Misinformation is
01:02:21.520 the biggest thing
01:02:22.080 that needs to
01:02:22.540 be solved.
01:02:24.920 Grok could
01:02:26.800 have the
01:02:27.240 ability to
01:02:28.620 be the best
01:02:29.380 debater among
01:02:31.920 humans and
01:02:32.920 other AIs,
01:02:34.220 because if it's
01:02:35.620 built not to
01:02:36.320 be biased by
01:02:37.160 its nature,
01:02:38.080 it might be
01:02:38.820 somebody that
01:02:39.480 you could say,
01:02:40.160 hey, who's
01:02:41.480 right and
01:02:41.860 who's wrong
01:02:42.420 on this
01:02:42.820 Israel stuff?
01:02:44.860 It might
01:02:45.480 actually tell
01:02:46.060 you.
01:02:47.120 Now, it's
01:02:47.960 not a right
01:02:48.400 or wrong
01:02:48.700 situation.
01:02:49.900 It's this
01:02:50.500 group did
01:02:50.980 this, this
01:02:51.520 group did
01:02:51.940 this, that's
01:02:52.520 why this
01:02:53.260 is happening.
01:02:55.540 But you
01:02:56.160 might start
01:02:56.660 learning for
01:02:57.260 the first
01:02:57.680 time what
01:02:58.840 is real
01:02:59.280 news and
01:03:00.060 what is
01:03:00.360 fake.
01:03:02.020 Remember I
01:03:02.600 told you
01:03:02.980 that AI,
01:03:03.820 a different
01:03:04.180 AI, not
01:03:04.920 grok, but
01:03:05.760 a different
01:03:06.140 AI could
01:03:07.080 determine where
01:03:07.680 people are in
01:03:08.440 a building by
01:03:09.640 looking at
01:03:10.140 the wildly
01:03:10.920 amazingly
01:03:11.620 complicated
01:03:12.460 Wi-Fi
01:03:13.220 signals, because
01:03:14.780 it's so good
01:03:15.380 at pattern
01:03:15.760 recognition it
01:03:16.460 can unsort
01:03:17.280 what looks
01:03:18.240 like random
01:03:18.740 signals.
01:03:20.600 Don't you
01:03:20.960 think you
01:03:21.280 could also
01:03:21.680 learn to
01:03:22.100 spot fake
01:03:22.680 news?
01:03:24.920 If grok
01:03:26.380 had been
01:03:26.720 changed on
01:03:27.340 Scott Adams
01:03:28.080 instead of
01:03:28.700 Douglas Adams,
01:03:29.540 it would
01:03:29.820 already be
01:03:30.280 able to do
01:03:30.680 it, because
01:03:31.780 a big body
01:03:32.360 of my work
01:03:33.080 is specifically
01:03:34.460 telling you how
01:03:35.160 to spot fake
01:03:35.820 news.
01:03:36.700 But here's
01:03:37.100 the good
01:03:37.380 news.
01:03:38.380 I have
01:03:38.900 also put
01:03:39.540 most of
01:03:40.160 those thoughts
01:03:40.780 on Twitter,
01:03:43.160 on X.
01:03:44.320 So in
01:03:44.920 theory, since
01:03:45.520 grok is
01:03:46.080 reading X,
01:03:47.640 if you
01:03:48.000 asked it,
01:03:49.140 hey, what
01:03:49.880 are some
01:03:50.200 ways to
01:03:50.780 identify,
01:03:51.560 actually,
01:03:51.980 somebody should
01:03:52.380 do this,
01:03:52.940 ask it this
01:03:53.440 question,
01:03:54.460 what are some
01:03:55.160 ways to
01:03:55.720 identify
01:03:56.340 probable
01:03:57.480 fake news?
01:04:00.140 If it
01:04:00.780 looks a
01:04:01.140 little bit
01:04:01.460 like my
01:04:01.920 list,
01:04:03.020 because X
01:04:04.060 has heard
01:04:04.380 my list
01:04:04.820 a bunch
01:04:05.100 of times,
01:04:06.080 if it
01:04:06.660 looks like
01:04:07.040 my list,
01:04:08.940 that's
01:04:10.580 something
01:04:10.800 pretty
01:04:11.060 useful.
01:04:14.820 And
01:04:15.300 now when
01:04:16.800 you make
01:04:17.220 a post
01:04:18.060 on X,
01:04:21.000 be careful,
01:04:23.620 because you're
01:04:24.220 not just
01:04:24.600 talking to
01:04:25.040 people anymore,
01:04:26.080 you're talking
01:04:27.300 to God,
01:04:28.540 and God
01:04:29.380 may be
01:04:31.840 judging you,
01:04:32.860 might be
01:04:33.680 judging you.
01:04:34.380 All right.
01:04:41.720 So let's
01:04:42.640 talk about
01:04:43.140 this.
01:04:44.520 Wall Street
01:04:45.080 Journal opinion
01:04:45.680 piece said
01:04:46.920 that Hamas
01:04:48.360 is doing
01:04:48.740 that thing
01:04:49.200 again where
01:04:49.780 they promise
01:04:50.720 more massacres
01:04:51.580 when they
01:04:52.020 talk in
01:04:52.500 Arabic,
01:04:53.360 but when
01:04:53.740 they talk
01:04:54.120 in English,
01:04:54.780 they're
01:04:54.960 talking about
01:04:55.680 a ceasefire,
01:04:57.500 a humanitarian
01:04:58.120 ceasefire.
01:04:59.420 So I feel
01:05:00.740 like we're
01:05:01.220 smart enough
01:05:01.820 to get
01:05:03.660 that now.
01:05:04.920 Now,
01:05:05.880 suppose
01:05:06.480 Grock
01:05:07.140 wanted to
01:05:09.120 answer a
01:05:09.600 question about,
01:05:11.080 hey, what do
01:05:11.720 Samas really
01:05:12.580 think, or what
01:05:13.640 are they really
01:05:14.160 trying to do?
01:05:15.480 Grock could,
01:05:16.520 on the fly,
01:05:18.180 take one of
01:05:18.760 this guy's
01:05:19.240 speeches,
01:05:20.460 translate it
01:05:21.120 into English,
01:05:22.260 I'm guessing,
01:05:22.980 I don't know if
01:05:23.500 it can do that,
01:05:24.040 but it'd be
01:05:24.740 great if it
01:05:25.160 could,
01:05:25.880 translate it
01:05:26.740 into English,
01:05:27.760 maybe even
01:05:28.200 give me the
01:05:28.580 transcript in
01:05:29.240 English,
01:05:29.920 and show you
01:05:30.480 for yourself.
01:05:31.720 Because right
01:05:32.340 now I'm
01:05:33.060 listening to
01:05:33.840 somebody talk
01:05:35.520 to somebody
01:05:36.140 who talked
01:05:36.580 to somebody
01:05:37.120 that says
01:05:37.820 they heard
01:05:39.020 a different
01:05:39.380 message in
01:05:39.960 Arabic,
01:05:41.880 but I can
01:05:42.860 just hear it.
01:05:44.460 Let me get
01:05:45.160 a translation
01:05:45.800 and save
01:05:49.480 me some
01:05:49.860 time.
01:05:51.100 Grock could
01:05:51.660 go just to
01:05:52.240 the part that
01:05:52.740 matters and
01:05:53.300 just have
01:05:53.660 him read
01:05:53.960 that part
01:05:54.360 to me.
01:05:55.440 See for
01:05:55.880 myself.
01:05:57.200 So the
01:05:57.580 ability for
01:05:58.460 weasels to
01:05:59.620 persuade you
01:06:00.420 just went
01:06:01.700 way down.
01:06:04.640 Because if
01:06:05.400 Grock can
01:06:06.360 call out
01:06:06.860 the weasels,
01:06:08.420 it's going
01:06:08.860 to be tough
01:06:09.300 to be a
01:06:09.700 weasel.
01:06:11.100 It's going
01:06:11.420 to be really
01:06:11.780 tough to be
01:06:12.240 a weasel.
01:06:13.080 Now when
01:06:13.540 Grock starts
01:06:14.800 working like
01:06:15.660 community notes,
01:06:17.580 which feels
01:06:18.320 inevitable,
01:06:19.840 maybe there's
01:06:20.440 a community
01:06:20.920 note,
01:06:21.940 but maybe
01:06:22.460 in addition,
01:06:23.080 separately,
01:06:24.720 there could
01:06:25.080 be a
01:06:25.560 Grock
01:06:25.980 content.
01:06:28.180 You know
01:06:28.700 what I'd
01:06:28.960 like?
01:06:29.840 I'd like to
01:06:30.600 see a
01:06:31.140 context button
01:06:32.100 on every
01:06:33.040 tweet.
01:06:34.420 A context
01:06:35.100 button.
01:06:36.060 You just
01:06:36.460 push the
01:06:37.240 context button,
01:06:38.800 Grock comes
01:06:39.600 up and
01:06:40.080 says,
01:06:40.860 well,
01:06:41.580 here's the
01:06:42.040 context you
01:06:42.620 should know
01:06:43.060 about this
01:06:43.640 piece of
01:06:44.020 news you
01:06:44.420 saw on
01:06:44.780 this post.
01:06:47.500 Here are
01:06:48.220 the three
01:06:48.760 best arguments
01:06:49.920 against the
01:06:50.620 opinion that
01:06:51.180 you're seeing
01:06:51.560 on this
01:06:51.880 post.
01:06:53.740 Here's a
01:06:54.360 better opinion
01:06:55.080 than the
01:06:56.120 one you
01:06:56.400 saw on the
01:06:56.820 post,
01:06:57.260 but agrees
01:06:57.800 with it.
01:07:00.640 My God,
01:07:02.840 could it
01:07:03.340 not do
01:07:03.660 that
01:07:03.860 automatically
01:07:04.480 on the
01:07:04.920 fly?
01:07:06.500 One
01:07:06.820 button,
01:07:07.620 boop.
01:07:08.380 Maybe I
01:07:08.820 don't need
01:07:09.140 to see
01:07:09.480 it,
01:07:10.480 but I'd
01:07:10.880 like to
01:07:11.100 have a
01:07:11.360 button.
01:07:13.460 Who
01:07:13.720 thinks
01:07:14.260 that's a
01:07:14.620 bad idea?
01:07:16.140 A one
01:07:16.640 button,
01:07:17.880 Grock,
01:07:19.200 context
01:07:20.000 review.
01:07:21.680 That's
01:07:22.120 not a
01:07:22.440 bad idea.
01:07:24.060 In fact,
01:07:25.760 I'd be
01:07:26.240 kind of
01:07:26.560 amazed if
01:07:27.180 it doesn't
01:07:27.540 get implemented.
01:07:28.540 Remember
01:07:28.780 what I
01:07:29.060 told you?
01:07:29.680 I tell you
01:07:30.140 this all
01:07:30.420 the time,
01:07:31.320 that whoever's
01:07:32.880 in charge
01:07:33.280 is not
01:07:33.600 really in
01:07:34.000 charge.
01:07:35.720 Whoever
01:07:36.180 has the
01:07:36.600 best idea
01:07:37.380 is always
01:07:38.540 in charge,
01:07:39.780 at least
01:07:40.240 for that
01:07:40.620 idea.
01:07:42.420 In my
01:07:43.100 opinion,
01:07:44.060 a context
01:07:44.880 button that
01:07:45.660 activates Grock
01:07:46.700 is such an
01:07:48.180 obviously good
01:07:48.920 idea that
01:07:49.480 it will
01:07:49.740 be
01:07:49.920 implemented.
01:07:50.900 Anybody
01:07:51.140 want to
01:07:51.500 take a
01:07:51.780 bet?
01:07:53.080 I believe
01:07:53.780 that's so
01:07:54.360 transparently
01:07:55.200 obviously a
01:07:56.100 good idea
01:07:56.640 that it's
01:07:57.500 almost impossible
01:07:58.420 to imagine
01:07:59.020 it won't
01:07:59.400 actually be
01:08:00.020 implemented.
01:08:02.480 Want to
01:08:03.040 bet against
01:08:03.480 it?
01:08:04.520 Anybody
01:08:04.800 want to
01:08:05.080 take a
01:08:05.360 bet?
01:08:07.220 I'll bet
01:08:07.840 you're going
01:08:08.120 to see it
01:08:08.400 pretty soon
01:08:08.880 because it's
01:08:10.480 just the
01:08:11.500 best idea.
01:08:12.880 There's not
01:08:13.820 even a
01:08:14.160 debate against
01:08:14.700 it,
01:08:14.900 really.
01:08:15.100 All right,
01:08:18.600 speaking of
01:08:19.800 what's
01:08:20.260 fake,
01:08:21.480 did you
01:08:22.740 see some
01:08:23.360 video of
01:08:24.300 what allegedly
01:08:25.100 is a
01:08:25.540 Gaza hospital
01:08:26.380 rally which
01:08:27.780 shows a
01:08:28.560 courtyard
01:08:28.880 packed with
01:08:30.060 people,
01:08:30.720 what apparently
01:08:31.720 is the
01:08:32.280 Gaza hospital,
01:08:33.700 and they're
01:08:34.020 watching screens,
01:08:35.820 and we're
01:08:36.260 told that on
01:08:36.900 the screens,
01:08:37.560 although you
01:08:37.900 can't see
01:08:38.260 the screens
01:08:38.840 conveniently,
01:08:40.520 are Hamas,
01:08:42.640 what they would
01:08:43.340 call their
01:08:43.700 victories in
01:08:44.440 October 7th,
01:08:46.000 a bunch of
01:08:46.680 shootings and
01:08:47.240 stuff, and
01:08:48.280 the people
01:08:48.680 cheering wildly
01:08:49.600 in favor of
01:08:50.860 the murdering
01:08:51.560 of the Jews
01:08:52.600 in Israel.
01:08:54.260 Did that look
01:08:55.080 real to you?
01:08:57.560 A number of
01:08:58.140 people said
01:08:58.560 yes because
01:08:59.220 I guess the
01:08:59.840 hospital looks
01:09:00.520 like the real
01:09:01.000 hospital.
01:09:02.280 I'm going to
01:09:02.840 say no on
01:09:03.380 that.
01:09:05.060 I'm going to
01:09:05.620 say no because
01:09:06.320 we couldn't see
01:09:06.920 the screens,
01:09:07.680 that's number
01:09:08.160 one, and we
01:09:10.160 don't know the
01:09:10.760 timing of it.
01:09:12.660 We don't know
01:09:13.420 if they were
01:09:13.860 there in
01:09:14.700 some past
01:09:15.400 time for
01:09:16.160 some different
01:09:16.740 event.
01:09:17.840 Just don't
01:09:18.380 know.
01:09:21.220 So I'm
01:09:21.800 going to say
01:09:22.160 that one's
01:09:22.660 a don't
01:09:23.160 believe it,
01:09:24.840 but, well
01:09:26.560 here's why I
01:09:27.060 don't believe
01:09:27.380 it.
01:09:27.880 I don't
01:09:28.360 believe it
01:09:28.720 because it's
01:09:29.100 too on the
01:09:29.600 nose.
01:09:31.560 Here's what's
01:09:32.240 on the nose
01:09:32.760 about it.
01:09:33.880 The number
01:09:34.340 one problem
01:09:35.000 that Israel
01:09:35.640 has right
01:09:36.180 now in
01:09:36.580 terms of
01:09:37.160 public
01:09:38.480 relations is
01:09:40.420 that they're
01:09:40.820 being accused
01:09:41.480 of killing
01:09:41.980 too many
01:09:42.660 civilians.
01:09:45.160 This video
01:09:46.180 would very
01:09:47.060 clearly tell
01:09:47.860 you that
01:09:48.260 there's no
01:09:48.680 such thing
01:09:49.220 as civilians.
01:09:50.780 Right?
01:09:51.520 That's not
01:09:52.000 true.
01:09:53.100 That's not
01:09:53.540 true.
01:09:54.460 We assume
01:09:55.120 that there
01:09:55.500 are all
01:09:55.780 kinds of
01:09:56.220 people who
01:09:56.620 live there
01:09:57.040 with all
01:09:57.780 kinds of
01:09:58.220 opinions.
01:09:59.200 That's almost
01:09:59.920 certainly true.
01:10:01.260 But if you
01:10:02.160 see enough
01:10:02.660 videos where
01:10:03.340 the civilians
01:10:04.180 seem as
01:10:05.480 radicalized as
01:10:06.680 the actual
01:10:07.400 armed Hamas
01:10:08.380 fighters,
01:10:09.820 your brain
01:10:10.960 says, oh,
01:10:11.680 you're all
01:10:11.980 the same.
01:10:13.300 Doesn't it?
01:10:15.020 It's impossible
01:10:15.940 not to have
01:10:16.540 that, oh,
01:10:17.700 you kill
01:10:18.260 them all,
01:10:18.660 they're all
01:10:18.880 the same.
01:10:19.820 So that
01:10:21.180 video was
01:10:21.880 just way
01:10:22.460 too on
01:10:22.980 the nose
01:10:23.640 of what
01:10:25.920 one side
01:10:26.580 would like
01:10:27.040 you to
01:10:27.320 consume.
01:10:28.860 On the
01:10:29.440 other hand,
01:10:30.600 it might be
01:10:31.140 exactly what
01:10:31.760 happened.
01:10:33.220 I don't
01:10:33.520 know.
01:10:34.300 But I
01:10:34.900 would say
01:10:35.220 that whenever
01:10:35.580 you see one
01:10:36.100 that's that
01:10:36.540 close on
01:10:37.060 the nose,
01:10:38.260 just put a
01:10:39.200 pin in it
01:10:39.760 and don't
01:10:41.080 treat it as
01:10:42.220 true or
01:10:42.880 false.
01:10:44.180 Treat it as
01:10:44.740 don't know.
01:10:46.740 Don't know.
01:10:48.740 Where can
01:10:49.140 you get
01:10:49.500 Grok?
01:10:50.180 Right now,
01:10:50.900 you have to
01:10:51.440 be invited.
01:10:52.420 So it's only
01:10:52.920 by invitation.
01:10:54.680 I clicked
01:10:55.440 on something.
01:10:56.300 I think it
01:10:56.600 was one of
01:10:57.060 Elon's
01:10:57.640 notices
01:10:58.600 today.
01:11:00.200 They had
01:11:00.440 a link
01:11:01.020 where you
01:11:01.320 can go
01:11:01.660 sign up
01:11:02.200 to be
01:11:02.500 one of
01:11:02.760 the early
01:11:03.160 testers.
01:11:03.820 So I
01:11:04.060 just signed
01:11:04.460 up to be
01:11:04.840 an early
01:11:05.260 access,
01:11:07.160 but I
01:11:08.620 wouldn't
01:11:09.000 assume that
01:11:09.600 I would
01:11:09.880 be selected.
01:11:11.900 I imagine
01:11:12.600 they're looking
01:11:13.020 for people
01:11:13.460 who are
01:11:13.640 more in
01:11:14.120 the space,
01:11:14.720 but I
01:11:14.940 don't
01:11:15.020 know.
01:11:17.800 Bill
01:11:18.260 Ackman,
01:11:19.400 who really
01:11:20.040 is tearing
01:11:21.960 up the
01:11:22.340 news cycle.
01:11:23.560 So Bill
01:11:23.900 Ackman,
01:11:24.300 if he didn't
01:11:24.580 know,
01:11:24.920 famous money
01:11:26.020 manager guy,
01:11:26.920 hedge fund
01:11:27.320 guy,
01:11:28.060 but also
01:11:29.080 very smart,
01:11:30.880 and every
01:11:31.420 now and
01:11:31.760 then he'll
01:11:32.180 weigh in
01:11:32.700 on some
01:11:33.640 bigger issue,
01:11:34.500 and always
01:11:34.880 worth reading.
01:11:36.360 Always
01:11:36.780 worth reading.
01:11:37.380 He's just
01:11:37.680 a real
01:11:38.240 smart
01:11:38.960 observer of
01:11:41.020 things who
01:11:41.620 seems to
01:11:42.360 want what's
01:11:43.000 best for
01:11:43.460 America,
01:11:44.700 and so I
01:11:46.220 always pay
01:11:46.700 attention to
01:11:47.220 him.
01:11:47.540 To me,
01:11:47.980 he seems
01:11:48.280 like a
01:11:48.940 straight
01:11:49.740 shooter,
01:11:50.400 even if
01:11:50.800 you disagree.
01:11:52.580 You know
01:11:53.400 where he's
01:11:53.680 coming from,
01:11:54.240 he's a
01:11:54.520 clear communicator.
01:11:55.780 So he
01:11:56.200 is really
01:11:56.980 hopping mad
01:11:57.600 at Harvard
01:11:58.120 for what
01:12:00.260 he would
01:12:00.640 say is
01:12:02.000 allowing
01:12:04.320 anti-Semitic
01:12:05.620 behavior
01:12:06.120 wildly and
01:12:07.140 not cracking
01:12:07.980 down on
01:12:08.460 it.
01:12:09.060 But some
01:12:09.440 of the
01:12:09.600 things he
01:12:09.860 points out,
01:12:10.560 it's worth
01:12:11.240 reading his
01:12:14.060 whole thing,
01:12:14.780 it's pretty
01:12:15.080 long,
01:12:15.900 but man,
01:12:16.740 does he
01:12:17.040 go after
01:12:17.400 the president
01:12:18.280 of Harvard.
01:12:19.700 Wow.
01:12:21.900 It just
01:12:22.840 absolutely
01:12:23.700 eviscerates
01:12:24.500 Harvard and
01:12:25.400 their leadership.
01:12:26.240 and he
01:12:28.300 specifically
01:12:28.900 calls out
01:12:29.640 their DEI
01:12:31.060 and he
01:12:32.100 thinks their
01:12:32.540 DEI is
01:12:33.620 the thing
01:12:34.000 behind all
01:12:34.760 the bad
01:12:35.120 behavior or
01:12:36.660 much of
01:12:37.320 it.
01:12:38.220 Now,
01:12:39.140 that's a
01:12:40.700 big deal.
01:12:42.020 When you
01:12:42.680 see somebody
01:12:43.240 saying your
01:12:44.000 DEI is
01:12:45.080 just making
01:12:45.560 you a
01:12:45.800 bunch of
01:12:46.140 freaking
01:12:46.420 racists,
01:12:47.780 and you
01:12:48.120 see somebody
01:12:48.720 as prominent
01:12:49.300 as Bill
01:12:49.780 Ackman
01:12:50.200 calling out
01:12:50.820 something as
01:12:51.380 prominent as
01:12:52.780 Harvard and
01:12:53.940 talking to
01:12:54.480 the president
01:12:55.160 and giving
01:12:56.380 his evidence,
01:12:57.840 showing his
01:12:58.220 argument,
01:12:58.800 showing his
01:12:59.200 receipts,
01:13:00.300 I mean,
01:13:00.840 it's a
01:13:01.240 clean argument.
01:13:03.540 Wow.
01:13:04.880 So here's
01:13:05.420 what I
01:13:05.680 think.
01:13:06.140 I think
01:13:06.580 woke is
01:13:07.440 mortally
01:13:07.900 wounded.
01:13:09.500 I think
01:13:10.340 Trump is
01:13:11.140 almost guaranteed
01:13:12.180 to be
01:13:12.960 elected unless
01:13:13.660 something weird
01:13:14.240 happens.
01:13:15.640 I think
01:13:16.300 two wars
01:13:17.100 are going
01:13:17.380 to end
01:13:17.720 in the
01:13:18.060 next year.
01:13:19.800 I think
01:13:20.220 Hamas will
01:13:20.880 be destroyed
01:13:21.520 completely.
01:13:25.160 And I
01:13:26.600 think God
01:13:27.320 just formed.
01:13:35.620 And that,
01:13:36.620 ladies and
01:13:36.960 gentlemen,
01:13:38.260 is what I
01:13:40.100 believe you're
01:13:40.860 experiencing.
01:13:42.300 The arrival
01:13:43.460 of Grok,
01:13:45.040 to me,
01:13:45.720 was the
01:13:46.140 turning point.
01:13:47.220 I was
01:13:47.700 starting to
01:13:48.240 feel that
01:13:48.700 there might
01:13:49.040 be some
01:13:49.580 positive
01:13:50.960 forces that
01:13:51.860 are forming
01:13:53.020 as sort of
01:13:53.520 a counterpoint
01:13:54.260 to all the
01:13:54.880 craziness.
01:13:56.480 And it
01:13:56.740 always does.
01:13:57.420 There's always
01:13:57.800 a reaction
01:13:59.080 to craziness.
01:14:00.120 Eventually,
01:14:01.220 moderation will
01:14:02.380 gain some
01:14:03.080 weight as
01:14:03.640 well.
01:14:04.760 But we
01:14:05.640 may have
01:14:06.160 reached a
01:14:06.720 point where
01:14:08.600 everything
01:14:09.900 broken is
01:14:11.800 about to
01:14:12.280 change.
01:14:13.740 Now,
01:14:14.080 the biggest
01:14:14.480 problem,
01:14:16.160 you'd say,
01:14:16.820 is,
01:14:17.600 but Scott,
01:14:19.100 how in the
01:14:19.920 world can
01:14:20.620 we fix all
01:14:21.400 this stuff?
01:14:22.120 how can
01:14:23.100 we pay
01:14:23.460 off our
01:14:23.840 debt and
01:14:24.300 do all
01:14:24.580 that?
01:14:25.620 Well,
01:14:27.040 one way
01:14:27.860 would be to
01:14:28.660 get a
01:14:28.900 President
01:14:29.240 Trump.
01:14:30.600 That would
01:14:31.040 be the
01:14:31.300 biggest thing
01:14:31.740 you could
01:14:32.020 do.
01:14:32.980 But I
01:14:33.820 would also
01:14:34.120 say a
01:14:34.740 good
01:14:34.960 Republican
01:14:35.500 candidate,
01:14:37.000 if it
01:14:38.600 turns out to
01:14:39.040 be somebody
01:14:39.400 else,
01:14:39.820 would also
01:14:40.180 be able to
01:14:40.780 fix things.
01:14:42.780 A Republican
01:14:43.340 is going to
01:14:43.880 close the
01:14:44.460 border,
01:14:44.880 guaranteed.
01:14:46.120 Do you
01:14:46.420 agree?
01:14:47.760 Border
01:14:48.260 problem is
01:14:49.180 no more
01:14:50.140 than one
01:14:50.600 year a
01:14:51.460 problem.
01:14:52.280 Now,
01:14:52.560 probably,
01:14:53.420 Biden's
01:14:53.960 going to
01:14:54.180 have to
01:14:54.480 tighten it
01:14:54.920 up a
01:14:55.220 lot just
01:14:56.360 to be
01:14:56.700 competitive
01:14:57.160 in 2024.
01:15:00.720 So,
01:15:01.360 the mere
01:15:01.900 risk of
01:15:02.860 Trump,
01:15:03.980 just think
01:15:04.420 about this,
01:15:05.340 the risk
01:15:05.980 of Trump
01:15:06.600 should end
01:15:07.900 two wars
01:15:08.760 and close
01:15:09.360 the border
01:15:09.820 before Election
01:15:10.700 Day,
01:15:11.560 just because
01:15:12.560 he exists.
01:15:13.280 that's
01:15:21.340 funny.
01:15:21.980 Somebody
01:15:22.300 used my
01:15:22.880 look,
01:15:23.360 it's a
01:15:23.680 deer
01:15:23.900 distraction
01:15:24.860 trick for
01:15:25.840 children,
01:15:26.720 used it in
01:15:27.300 an elevator.
01:15:28.380 I said that
01:15:29.200 it works in
01:15:29.660 every context.
01:15:31.000 If children
01:15:31.400 are bickering,
01:15:32.520 just say,
01:15:33.020 look,
01:15:33.280 a deer,
01:15:34.360 and they
01:15:34.660 just stop
01:15:35.120 and look
01:15:35.420 for the
01:15:35.680 deer.
01:15:36.820 But
01:15:37.020 apparently
01:15:37.280 somebody
01:15:37.600 tried it
01:15:38.020 in an
01:15:38.320 elevator,
01:15:38.700 and the
01:15:40.980 kids were
01:15:41.260 like,
01:15:41.780 where?
01:15:44.200 That's the
01:15:44.740 ultimate test.
01:15:46.040 The ultimate
01:15:46.360 test.
01:15:47.260 All right,
01:15:47.560 but I'm
01:15:47.860 derailed here.
01:15:48.560 See,
01:15:48.720 that's the
01:15:48.960 problem with
01:15:49.360 the paid,
01:15:51.320 no,
01:15:51.660 I'm not going
01:15:52.420 to read
01:15:52.600 any more
01:15:52.940 paid comments.
01:15:54.460 I'm sorry.
01:15:55.420 Yeah,
01:15:55.560 the paid
01:15:55.900 comments,
01:15:56.540 I appreciate
01:15:57.120 the money,
01:15:57.640 but they're
01:15:57.980 distracting
01:15:58.560 to the
01:15:58.940 flow.
01:16:02.300 So,
01:16:02.800 my opinion
01:16:03.280 is that
01:16:05.220 you just
01:16:05.560 saw the
01:16:05.880 turning point.
01:16:07.160 It'll
01:16:07.560 still be a
01:16:08.080 real bumpy
01:16:08.560 road.
01:16:09.960 But I
01:16:10.640 feel like
01:16:11.500 the
01:16:12.420 variables
01:16:13.960 to fix
01:16:14.720 everything
01:16:15.280 have just
01:16:16.480 hardened.
01:16:18.020 I think
01:16:18.600 we went
01:16:18.980 from,
01:16:19.980 my God,
01:16:20.560 is there
01:16:20.860 anything
01:16:21.220 that could
01:16:21.660 fix this,
01:16:23.080 to,
01:16:24.020 there it
01:16:24.300 is,
01:16:25.360 there it
01:16:25.920 is,
01:16:26.160 that'll
01:16:26.360 fix it.
01:16:27.740 Republican
01:16:28.340 president,
01:16:29.700 that'll
01:16:30.040 fix a
01:16:30.440 lot.
01:16:31.700 An AI
01:16:32.520 that actually
01:16:33.200 is useful
01:16:33.900 and integrated
01:16:35.280 with things
01:16:35.800 you're doing
01:16:36.260 and understands
01:16:37.260 the world,
01:16:37.940 basically
01:16:39.800 God.
01:16:41.660 Yeah,
01:16:41.960 that's
01:16:42.200 good.
01:16:43.740 That's
01:16:44.140 good.
01:16:45.760 So,
01:16:46.880 I think
01:16:47.620 there are
01:16:47.880 going to
01:16:48.060 be energy
01:16:49.380 breakthroughs
01:16:50.340 like you've
01:16:51.180 never seen.
01:16:52.340 I think
01:16:52.940 the price
01:16:53.620 of energy
01:16:54.100 is going
01:16:54.520 to fall
01:16:54.840 to zero.
01:16:55.820 Not right
01:16:56.220 away,
01:16:56.700 but it's
01:16:57.060 going to
01:16:57.280 look obvious
01:16:57.880 that it's
01:16:58.200 going in
01:16:58.540 that direction.
01:16:59.060 I just
01:17:01.240 want to
01:17:01.480 bring up
01:17:01.800 one thing
01:17:02.360 that I
01:17:03.220 don't know
01:17:03.720 is real.
01:17:05.620 Maybe
01:17:05.880 somebody
01:17:06.240 can give
01:17:06.580 me a
01:17:06.800 fact
01:17:07.020 check.
01:17:08.440 I saw
01:17:09.400 some
01:17:09.920 advertisements
01:17:10.840 for a
01:17:12.120 company that
01:17:12.760 says they
01:17:13.700 can produce
01:17:14.700 useful
01:17:16.160 electricity,
01:17:17.000 enough to
01:17:17.400 power a
01:17:17.800 house,
01:17:18.440 with a
01:17:19.200 small
01:17:19.500 device that
01:17:21.020 simply is
01:17:21.800 vibrating as
01:17:23.360 neutrinos pass
01:17:24.500 through the
01:17:25.020 planet.
01:17:25.800 So,
01:17:26.960 a neutrino
01:17:27.500 is so
01:17:27.920 small that
01:17:28.820 it can
01:17:29.080 zip through
01:17:29.560 the entire
01:17:30.260 planet without
01:17:30.960 touching
01:17:31.360 anything.
01:17:32.920 Imagine that.
01:17:33.980 Like all the
01:17:34.540 matter of a
01:17:35.140 planet,
01:17:35.920 and a
01:17:36.240 neutrino is
01:17:36.880 still so
01:17:37.320 small,
01:17:38.360 it'll go
01:17:38.780 through without
01:17:39.220 hitting a
01:17:39.760 corner of
01:17:40.320 anything.
01:17:41.620 But,
01:17:42.340 if you use
01:17:43.520 just the
01:17:43.960 right,
01:17:44.300 they say,
01:17:45.500 stacks of
01:17:46.780 graphene,
01:17:47.800 you know,
01:17:47.980 some magically
01:17:48.800 prepared
01:17:49.400 graphene,
01:17:50.460 it'll react
01:17:51.600 to the
01:17:52.160 neutrinos.
01:17:53.060 They won't
01:17:53.320 hit them,
01:17:54.520 but it'll
01:17:54.860 react to
01:17:55.380 their passing
01:17:55.920 in a way
01:17:56.620 that makes
01:17:56.980 them move,
01:17:58.160 and that
01:17:58.640 apparently
01:17:59.140 produces
01:17:59.800 electricity.
01:18:01.260 Now,
01:18:02.160 I did a
01:18:03.300 Google search
01:18:03.980 to see if
01:18:04.480 any of this
01:18:04.900 is real.
01:18:05.780 The company
01:18:06.340 I saw
01:18:06.700 advertised,
01:18:07.580 I didn't
01:18:08.000 find it,
01:18:08.860 so maybe
01:18:09.240 that one
01:18:09.580 isn't.
01:18:10.200 But there
01:18:10.600 are some
01:18:10.860 other companies
01:18:11.420 that appear
01:18:12.280 to be in
01:18:12.680 that space.
01:18:14.140 Can somebody
01:18:14.800 tell me if
01:18:15.380 that's real?
01:18:16.660 I mean,
01:18:17.000 even real
01:18:17.620 as a valid
01:18:18.880 research area,
01:18:20.400 if not the
01:18:21.000 product itself?
01:18:23.280 Because,
01:18:24.120 yeah,
01:18:24.960 there are
01:18:25.160 a number
01:18:25.360 of companies
01:18:25.780 with that
01:18:26.200 in the name,
01:18:27.080 but I
01:18:27.500 didn't have
01:18:28.040 time to do
01:18:28.500 the research.
01:18:32.680 Right.
01:18:35.560 There's an
01:18:36.120 engine that
01:18:36.560 runs on
01:18:36.900 water.
01:18:37.500 Yeah,
01:18:37.780 not so much.
01:18:41.620 All right.
01:18:42.540 Well,
01:18:43.220 in a world
01:18:44.580 in which
01:18:45.160 Jeff Bezos
01:18:46.560 has moved
01:18:47.180 down to
01:18:47.500 Washington
01:18:48.040 and moved
01:18:48.620 to Florida
01:18:49.160 to be
01:18:50.300 near his
01:18:50.780 family,
01:18:52.220 and you
01:18:54.540 see that
01:18:55.060 Jewish
01:18:55.440 Americans
01:18:55.940 are
01:18:56.480 rejecting,
01:18:58.860 in many
01:18:59.120 cases,
01:18:59.600 the team
01:19:00.020 that they're
01:19:00.380 on and
01:19:01.280 buying weapons
01:19:02.020 because they
01:19:02.540 might need
01:19:02.940 them.
01:19:03.840 In a day
01:19:04.520 when you
01:19:04.880 see that
01:19:05.280 the value
01:19:05.780 of the
01:19:06.080 Second
01:19:06.340 Amendment
01:19:06.780 went from
01:19:08.260 controversial
01:19:09.060 to,
01:19:10.380 fuck,
01:19:10.680 yes,
01:19:10.920 you need
01:19:11.200 a gun.
01:19:11.560 Am I
01:19:13.200 right?
01:19:15.040 You know,
01:19:15.620 as tragic
01:19:16.640 as the
01:19:18.600 Hamas attack
01:19:19.420 on Israel
01:19:19.920 is,
01:19:20.840 you know,
01:19:21.280 it's way
01:19:21.640 too soon
01:19:22.240 to say
01:19:22.760 that anything
01:19:23.840 good came
01:19:24.420 out of it.
01:19:25.720 But nothing
01:19:26.980 embarrasses me,
01:19:27.840 so I'm
01:19:28.060 going to go
01:19:28.560 too soon.
01:19:29.960 It strengthened
01:19:30.680 the Second
01:19:31.200 Amendment
01:19:31.600 amazingly.
01:19:34.180 Amazingly.
01:19:35.100 It's going
01:19:35.820 to be real
01:19:36.460 tough to be
01:19:37.240 in a debate
01:19:38.020 with a
01:19:38.900 Republican
01:19:39.360 on the
01:19:39.960 Second
01:19:40.220 Amendment
01:19:40.600 after we
01:19:42.140 saw what
01:19:42.560 happened
01:19:42.800 with Hamas.
01:19:44.020 Am I
01:19:44.360 wrong?
01:19:46.080 Am I
01:19:46.680 wrong that
01:19:47.100 that just
01:19:47.440 ended the
01:19:47.920 debate?
01:19:49.320 Now,
01:19:49.980 I don't
01:19:50.840 mean it
01:19:51.120 ended it
01:19:51.560 in the
01:19:51.860 minds of
01:19:52.440 people.
01:19:53.120 I just
01:19:53.520 mean it
01:19:54.120 would be
01:19:54.420 embarrassing
01:19:54.960 to be in
01:19:55.560 public and
01:19:56.820 argue that
01:19:57.540 allowing a
01:19:58.300 Hamas-like
01:19:59.020 attack on
01:19:59.680 American soil
01:20:00.460 would be a
01:20:01.500 good trade-off
01:20:02.240 because that's
01:20:04.320 what they
01:20:04.580 would have
01:20:04.840 to argue.
01:20:06.520 The left
01:20:07.600 or the
01:20:08.500 Democrats
01:20:08.920 would have
01:20:09.340 to argue
01:20:09.780 that it's
01:20:12.160 worth risking
01:20:13.300 a Hamas-like
01:20:14.380 attack in
01:20:14.900 America just
01:20:16.260 so you guys
01:20:16.800 don't have
01:20:17.140 guns.
01:20:19.640 I think
01:20:20.460 the debate
01:20:20.880 is over.
01:20:23.700 In my
01:20:24.540 opinion,
01:20:25.920 the only
01:20:26.940 big problem
01:20:27.660 that I see
01:20:29.000 coming is
01:20:30.700 debt.
01:20:32.320 And I
01:20:32.780 think we're
01:20:33.140 going to
01:20:33.340 solve that
01:20:33.840 with cheap
01:20:34.380 energy and
01:20:34.960 robots like
01:20:37.000 nobody could
01:20:37.580 ever imagine.
01:20:38.160 it would
01:20:39.180 be possibly
01:20:40.520 a GDP
01:20:41.440 boost like
01:20:42.560 we've never
01:20:43.020 seen,
01:20:43.820 and that
01:20:44.100 would be
01:20:44.300 the only
01:20:44.580 way you
01:20:44.900 could pay
01:20:45.220 off the
01:20:45.580 debt,
01:20:46.160 would be
01:20:46.520 a GDP
01:20:47.260 just going
01:20:48.560 to the
01:20:48.880 moon.
01:20:49.120 And that's
01:20:50.200 actually
01:20:50.680 possible.
01:20:51.900 We are in
01:20:52.480 a situation
01:20:53.040 where the
01:20:54.540 GDP could
01:20:56.180 just go to
01:20:56.620 the moon.
01:21:07.540 I don't
01:21:08.200 think your
01:21:08.980 guns will
01:21:09.340 be taken
01:21:09.700 away this
01:21:10.160 year.
01:21:15.700 Who is
01:21:16.340 holding the
01:21:16.900 debt is
01:21:19.900 not as
01:21:20.300 important as
01:21:20.900 you think.
01:21:21.880 If the
01:21:22.480 government has
01:21:23.020 to pay
01:21:23.280 interest on
01:21:23.860 it, no
01:21:24.600 matter
01:21:24.880 what,
01:21:26.080 it kind
01:21:26.320 of doesn't
01:21:26.620 matter who
01:21:27.120 owns the
01:21:27.860 debt.
01:21:31.080 It doesn't
01:21:31.820 work out.
01:21:32.420 There's no
01:21:32.780 such thing as
01:21:33.420 running debt
01:21:33.940 up to
01:21:35.120 infinity and
01:21:36.260 surviving it.
01:21:37.160 That's not a
01:21:37.720 thing.
01:21:38.180 But that's
01:21:38.540 where we're
01:21:38.860 at.
01:21:46.200 All right.
01:21:48.440 Ladies and
01:21:49.080 gentlemen,
01:21:49.500 that was your
01:21:50.360 optimism for
01:21:51.060 the day.
01:21:52.460 I hope it
01:21:53.180 worked for
01:21:53.600 you.
01:21:53.820 I also
01:21:56.180 recommend that
01:21:57.000 if you're
01:21:57.420 diversifying your
01:21:58.320 portfolio, put
01:22:00.080 some Bitcoin
01:22:00.600 in there as
01:22:02.220 a diversification,
01:22:03.920 not as a
01:22:04.820 primary holding.
01:22:05.880 That would be
01:22:06.400 gambling.
01:22:07.500 But if you
01:22:08.360 want to
01:22:08.600 invest, make
01:22:10.820 real sure
01:22:11.340 there's at
01:22:11.760 least a little
01:22:12.260 bit of
01:22:12.560 Bitcoin in
01:22:13.120 there.
01:22:13.720 I wouldn't
01:22:14.440 go naked
01:22:15.420 Bitcoin in
01:22:16.820 today's world.
01:22:17.820 Absolutely not.
01:22:19.380 Everybody agree?
01:22:20.220 Are we in full
01:22:22.220 agreement today
01:22:22.940 that we may
01:22:24.100 be on the
01:22:24.700 cusp of a
01:22:26.220 turn?
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01:22:29.280 better if you
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01:22:31.640 gentlemen, that's
01:22:32.080 all I have for
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01:22:33.260 I'll talk to you
01:22:34.080 tomorrow.
01:22:34.560 thank you.
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