Real Coffee with Scott Adams - November 17, 2023


Episode 2295 Scott Adams: CWSA 11⧸17⧸23


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645

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In this episode of the show, Scott Adams talks about coffee, AI, and the future of the newspaper industry. Scott Adams is a best-selling author, bestselling author, and podcaster. He's also the host of the popular morning radio show and is a regular contributor to the New York Times and NPR.

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00:00:09.040 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the Highlight of Human Civilization.
00:00:14.200 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams.
00:00:16.300 It's news without your shoes.
00:00:18.860 Pajamas acceptable.
00:00:20.540 If you'd like to take this experience up to levels that will make you tingle in places I can't even mention,
00:00:26.000 All you need is a cup or a mug or a glass of tank or chalice or stein, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind.
00:00:32.900 Fill it with your favorite liquid, kind of like coffee.
00:00:36.140 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine to the end of the day, the thing that makes everything better.
00:00:41.140 It's called Simultaneous Hip-Go.
00:00:43.720 You know, with all the division in the world, I think it's sad that we have a solution to it here, the Simultaneous Hip, that brings us all together.
00:01:01.820 You know, why can't the rest of the world Simultaneous Hip? 0.96
00:01:06.140 All right, here's some things we know about coffee.
00:01:08.640 There's a new study that says it inhibits COVID.
00:01:12.460 That's right.
00:01:13.720 You might have like a 10% less chance of getting COVID if you drink enough coffee.
00:01:18.880 So I asked the following question.
00:01:21.320 Is there anything coffee can't do?
00:01:24.220 It makes you smarter, feel better, less depressed, lets you exercise better, and it might cut down your odds of getting COVID.
00:01:34.280 Now, let us again compare Scott to the entire medical community.
00:01:38.600 During the first month of the pandemic, I told you to go outside and make sure you got a lot of vitamin D, get exercise, lose weight, and drink coffee.
00:01:51.100 I did not tell you to get vaccinated.
00:01:53.100 I did not tell you to wear a mask.
00:01:58.640 So I think I'm the most right person in the world.
00:02:02.440 All right.
00:02:04.780 All right.
00:02:05.980 You might be disagreeing right now.
00:02:07.680 I guess the X platform now lets you search and apply for jobs.
00:02:13.280 So I guess X will be the everything platform.
00:02:17.280 But here's a question I ask.
00:02:20.940 Will we need to search for jobs in the future?
00:02:24.880 I'm not sure.
00:02:25.960 There was something about searching for a job that sounded like yesterday's news.
00:02:34.240 Has anybody had that feeling yet?
00:02:36.940 And I think it's not because of UPI and not because robots will take your job.
00:02:42.940 But shouldn't AI be finding people and just offering you jobs?
00:02:48.660 Why am I looking for a job that feels like old technology?
00:02:54.160 Shouldn't everybody with a job just tell AI?
00:02:57.160 And then AI knows everybody.
00:02:59.380 And then AI goes out and does some headhunting, sends you an email and says,
00:03:03.280 hey, there's a company near you looking for somebody like you.
00:03:08.120 And then I go, ah, I don't care.
00:03:09.940 Or I say, hey, tell me more about it.
00:03:12.720 Go grab my resume and send it to them.
00:03:16.620 Something like that.
00:03:17.580 But really, the idea of the traditional go and look for a job,
00:03:23.760 I feel like that's going to be obsolete in five years.
00:03:28.100 Maybe sooner.
00:03:30.040 And over on Amazon, you can now buy a car.
00:03:32.360 They're going to sell Hyundais.
00:03:33.800 You can buy it directly on Amazon.
00:03:35.960 So the larger question is, do you think everybody who has a platform
00:03:40.320 will necessarily need to offer every service eventually?
00:03:44.540 In other words, will you be buying your pharmaceuticals on X
00:03:51.200 and also on Amazon and also on Facebook?
00:03:55.780 Will you do all of your job search on all platforms?
00:03:59.800 I feel like all platforms are going to do everything.
00:04:03.300 All the platforms will become a bank.
00:04:06.980 They'll all sell everything.
00:04:09.080 They'll all have the news.
00:04:12.400 Everything's going to be everything.
00:04:14.280 I don't know.
00:04:14.940 It seems like the obvious play, because once you have a platform
00:04:18.560 and a software platform, the ways to grow are to do new things
00:04:23.880 with the asset you got.
00:04:25.060 So I'd expect them all to do everything, including education.
00:04:29.560 I think that's coming.
00:04:32.060 The newspaper business continues to circle the drain.
00:04:36.320 I guess over the past two years,
00:04:38.600 more than two per week have gone out of business, newspapers.
00:04:42.400 That's just in the U.S.
00:04:43.520 There are now 204 counties in the U.S. with no local news.
00:04:49.680 How will they survive?
00:04:51.600 How will they ever survive?
00:04:53.880 Well, they do have the Internet.
00:04:57.260 And a lot of the counties only have one newspaper,
00:05:02.340 but they used to have multiple.
00:05:05.700 Ask me again how glad I am that I got out of the newspaper business.
00:05:09.100 Oh, my God.
00:05:11.480 Best cancellation ever.
00:05:13.760 And apparently there was a downturn
00:05:16.820 that became much more drastic earlier this year.
00:05:20.660 Around February of this year,
00:05:23.380 newspapers really took a hit in subscriptions.
00:05:27.100 Was there anything happening in the news
00:05:29.260 around February of this year
00:05:32.180 that would have some kind of impact on newspaper subscriptions?
00:05:35.820 Oh, yeah, that's when they canceled Dilbert.
00:05:39.680 So at the same time Dilbert got canceled,
00:05:42.460 newspaper subscriptions just went in the toilet.
00:05:45.380 Now, do you think that's a coincidence?
00:05:47.820 Actually, it's not.
00:05:49.520 It's not a coincidence.
00:05:51.040 Because I've known for decades,
00:05:53.160 because people have been telling me for decades,
00:05:55.460 that there are a lot of people
00:05:56.360 who only bought the newspaper to read Dilbert.
00:05:59.600 So, you know, if that's 10% of your readers,
00:06:03.760 you're going to notice that pretty quickly.
00:06:05.400 Now, I'm not going to claim the whole drop is from Dilbert stuff,
00:06:08.480 but it probably didn't help.
00:06:10.140 It probably didn't help them at all.
00:06:12.740 All right, there's a new AI technology
00:06:14.920 that takes it up to another level
00:06:16.560 over at Nanyang Technological Universities.
00:06:22.240 This technical stuff,
00:06:23.340 a lot of this I see on tweets from Owen Benjamin,
00:06:26.600 so thanks for your tweets, Owen.
00:06:31.360 And this one can take a photograph
00:06:33.040 and an audio clip of a person and animate it.
00:06:37.660 From one photo and one audio clip,
00:06:42.180 they can create a real moving person.
00:06:45.500 That's really taking it to the level.
00:06:48.880 A whole person just from one clip and one photo.
00:06:52.940 So, wow.
00:06:55.700 So, there's that.
00:06:59.000 I saw a Matt Walsh post yesterday.
00:07:01.880 He was talking about Oregon decriminalized drugs,
00:07:05.400 and then everything just went to hell.
00:07:08.900 So, the decriminalizing of drugs
00:07:10.880 appears not to have been a big success in Oregon,
00:07:14.980 and maybe they're thinking of reversing it.
00:07:16.640 But, Matt Walsh kind of took the approach
00:07:21.880 that this shows that drug decriminalization doesn't work.
00:07:26.200 Do you think that got shown?
00:07:28.320 Do you think this showed that it doesn't work?
00:07:31.460 Or did it just show that the specific way
00:07:33.840 they implement it definitely doesn't work?
00:07:36.800 Well, among the things that they did
00:07:38.580 was they made it really, really easy to do drugs.
00:07:41.940 And you could do it in public.
00:07:43.560 Look, I think if you're going to make doing drugs legal,
00:07:47.900 you might want to not make it legal in public.
00:07:52.540 Because, you know, that's the part people are complaining about.
00:07:56.880 And so that was wrong.
00:07:59.820 And then they also decriminalized or made it legal,
00:08:03.980 I forget what it was, decriminalized,
00:08:06.160 some of the hard drugs.
00:08:09.480 Now, I don't know.
00:08:10.120 Now, maybe there's a play where you decriminalize marijuana 0.76
00:08:14.360 and some hallucinogens,
00:08:17.200 but maybe you don't decriminalize the real tough stuff.
00:08:24.060 So maybe they didn't do it right.
00:08:26.120 So I'm very happy that Oregon tried it.
00:08:29.880 It looks like it didn't work.
00:08:31.680 And I think we could say that.
00:08:33.680 Now, to be fair,
00:08:34.560 other places had a much worsened drug situation, too.
00:08:39.520 And they didn't do any decriminalization.
00:08:41.980 But it might have been a little worse.
00:08:43.920 So at the very least, it didn't fix anything.
00:08:46.720 So we know it didn't fix anything.
00:08:49.720 Anyway.
00:08:52.300 Let's keep trying.
00:08:53.800 Maybe there's some model that does work.
00:08:55.400 Well, the world, the WHO,
00:08:59.360 who I only believe when it says things I agree with anyway,
00:09:03.320 has declared that loneliness is a pressing health threat
00:09:07.380 with risks as deadly as smoking up to 15 cigarettes a day.
00:09:13.040 Now, I don't know if that science is right,
00:09:15.920 but would you agree that loneliness is lethal?
00:09:19.280 I feel like that's kind of obvious.
00:09:23.740 Like, if you've ever experienced crushing loneliness,
00:09:26.420 you know what it does to your body.
00:09:28.020 Like, you can't miss it.
00:09:30.260 So, because I love my followers,
00:09:35.460 on Thanksgiving Day,
00:09:37.620 I will be live-streaming with you
00:09:39.760 so that you're not lonely.
00:09:41.980 Because it turns out there's a tremendous number of my followers
00:09:44.820 who literally don't see people during the day,
00:09:47.500 like any.
00:09:49.280 Actually, no human contact.
00:09:51.740 Now, I happen to be one of those people.
00:09:53.920 I do have,
00:09:55.580 maybe once or twice a week,
00:09:57.900 I have no human contact
00:09:59.340 with, you know, face-to-face.
00:10:03.180 And just think about that.
00:10:05.660 You know, I'm in a kind of privileged situation.
00:10:09.340 I could have as much as I wanted.
00:10:11.580 But two days a week,
00:10:13.080 I don't talk to anybody in person.
00:10:15.260 At all.
00:10:16.280 You know, I might, like,
00:10:17.540 if I buy something at a cash register or something,
00:10:20.120 but that's it.
00:10:21.860 So, on Thanksgiving Day,
00:10:24.740 on my time, 3 o'clock on California,
00:10:27.840 so Eastern time, it would be 6 o'clock,
00:10:30.340 I'll get a live stream
00:10:31.760 preparing some Thanksgiving dinner,
00:10:34.220 and you can hang out with me and the other people who are hanging out.
00:10:38.280 Now, I do think that we need to start building communities
00:10:42.320 where you can, in the normal course of just living your life,
00:10:47.140 you have lots of accidental contact with your neighbors.
00:10:49.860 So, we should design communities that fix the nobody-can-find-a-friend problem.
00:10:58.140 Now, forget about having no friends at all.
00:11:01.540 I mean, that's a big problem.
00:11:02.980 But what about the number of people you know?
00:11:05.300 Well, let's see in the comments.
00:11:07.840 How many of you have...
00:11:09.600 I'm going to go sexist on this one.
00:11:11.560 How many of you have a spouse
00:11:13.940 who complains about not having a best friend?
00:11:19.140 Usually a woman. 0.99
00:11:20.620 Could be a man.
00:11:21.980 But how many of you have a female spouse
00:11:24.800 who says,
00:11:26.580 why can't I have a best female friend? 0.98
00:11:28.360 I just don't have a best female friend.
00:11:30.720 Now, look at the comments.
00:11:34.880 There are yeses and nos,
00:11:36.140 but the number of yeses is alarming.
00:11:39.400 It's one of the most common things.
00:11:41.560 Someone smart said that
00:11:43.660 while men think about Roman,
00:11:47.280 you know, ancient Rome a lot,
00:11:49.140 that women think about that friend they used to have,
00:11:51.340 their best friend that they don't see anymore.
00:11:54.680 Yeah, it's a big deal.
00:11:56.780 Anyway, we need to fix that.
00:11:58.660 Mexico decided to reject Mexicans.
00:12:03.200 So, the state of Texas
00:12:05.380 cleverly passed a state law
00:12:07.420 that would allow them,
00:12:09.980 they say,
00:12:10.560 to take the immigrants 1.00
00:12:14.140 and send them back where they came from.
00:12:16.280 But Mexico says,
00:12:17.380 you can't send immigrants back to us.
00:12:19.920 We do not accept them.
00:12:22.200 You must take care of them
00:12:23.420 where they are in your state.
00:12:25.120 That's what Mexico says.
00:12:27.400 Now,
00:12:28.780 can they stop you from returning people?
00:12:32.160 Like, what happens if you take them to, like,
00:12:35.880 a border crossing and just push them through?
00:12:39.340 Does Mexico stop?
00:12:40.740 Do they push them back?
00:12:42.160 Like, are you, like, pushing them across the border
00:12:44.000 and there's somebody in Mexico?
00:12:45.260 No.
00:12:46.460 Are they pushing them back?
00:12:48.700 How do they stop it?
00:12:50.680 You know, we've got this,
00:12:51.820 they're going to have a problem
00:12:54.340 with their unprotected border, aren't they?
00:12:56.120 So, Mexico needs to build a wall
00:12:58.660 to prevent Texas
00:13:01.340 from repatriating their own citizens.
00:13:05.200 So, that's weird.
00:13:07.980 But what's weirder is finding out today
00:13:10.240 that the states could pass a law,
00:13:12.340 their own immigration law.
00:13:13.420 Do you think that would pass
00:13:15.420 the constitutional bar?
00:13:21.520 Is it constitutional for a state
00:13:23.420 to take over the federal government's job
00:13:25.640 of managing immigration?
00:13:28.820 I don't know.
00:13:29.220 I feel like that would be a Supreme Court case.
00:13:33.340 Have you noticed how often you can judge
00:13:36.340 a Supreme Court case accurately
00:13:38.500 without being a lawyer?
00:13:40.460 Has anybody noticed that?
00:13:41.440 It seems like there's a bunch of stuff
00:13:43.800 in the news
00:13:44.580 where you don't have to be a lawyer at all.
00:13:47.600 For example,
00:13:49.080 I guess the courts reversed
00:13:50.760 the gag order on Trump.
00:13:54.480 Now, how many of you
00:13:55.580 who are not lawyers
00:13:57.740 knew that was unconstitutional?
00:14:00.700 Isn't it sort of, like,
00:14:02.420 blindingly obvious
00:14:03.880 that that was unconstitutional?
00:14:05.980 You didn't really need to be
00:14:07.320 a lawyer, did you?
00:14:09.060 I feel like law school
00:14:12.540 is largely wasted.
00:14:14.440 Most of these cases against Trump,
00:14:16.840 I could absolutely argue them
00:14:18.940 on the merits.
00:14:21.120 You know, I couldn't do
00:14:21.800 the clever legal manipulations.
00:14:24.420 But I could argue
00:14:25.420 all of the cases on the merits.
00:14:27.280 I'm sure I could do that tomorrow.
00:14:29.000 And it would be fine.
00:14:30.800 You know, I just wouldn't know
00:14:31.560 the cool little legal tricks
00:14:33.100 and loopholes.
00:14:33.960 Anyway.
00:14:39.800 Here's another one.
00:14:41.200 Let's say you were not a lawyer,
00:14:43.820 but let's see if you could have
00:14:44.880 predicted this legal outcome.
00:14:47.260 Let's see how smart my audience is.
00:14:49.120 Okay?
00:14:50.240 I'm going to tell you the news.
00:14:52.020 Then you tell me,
00:14:53.440 did you predict it accurately
00:14:55.200 without having any legal background?
00:14:57.860 All right?
00:14:58.120 It turns out there will be
00:15:00.800 no charges against Joe Biden
00:15:02.760 for having classified documents
00:15:05.360 in his possession.
00:15:06.960 Now, who saw that coming?
00:15:08.780 Did anybody see that coming
00:15:10.220 with your total lack
00:15:12.700 of legal training?
00:15:14.500 Yes, we all saw it coming.
00:15:17.140 Every one of us knew exactly
00:15:19.460 what the legal outcome would be.
00:15:22.880 Again, did you need to be a lawyer?
00:15:26.100 No.
00:15:27.020 It turns out that being a lawyer
00:15:28.300 must be some kind of a,
00:15:29.600 it must be some kind of a hoax
00:15:32.020 or something.
00:15:33.040 Because why is it that every time
00:15:34.520 they tell me some legal situation,
00:15:36.200 I know exactly where it's going to go?
00:15:38.520 But then the news acts like
00:15:39.820 there's a mystery to it.
00:15:41.520 I don't know.
00:15:42.780 This could go either way.
00:15:44.460 No, it couldn't.
00:15:46.280 Sometimes it's just like,
00:15:48.040 like strikingly obvious.
00:15:50.140 Like that one.
00:15:51.620 No, Joe Biden is not going to
00:15:53.240 be indicted for some documents.
00:15:56.240 Trump?
00:15:56.780 Maybe.
00:15:57.820 Yeah, Trump maybe.
00:15:59.580 But not Joe Biden, no.
00:16:03.440 Well, IBM, who are a bunch of racists,
00:16:06.520 I don't know if you know that,
00:16:07.440 but IBM has been anti-white racist
00:16:11.400 for decades.
00:16:12.880 Like seriously anti-white.
00:16:14.700 You know, they would call it diversity.
00:16:16.820 But they got all bent out of shape
00:16:18.280 as Reuters reports.
00:16:20.440 Reuters reports.
00:16:21.940 IBM said it had immediately
00:16:23.480 suspended all advertising
00:16:24.860 on the social media platform X
00:16:27.380 after a report found its ads
00:16:29.420 were placed alongside
00:16:30.480 pro-Nazi content.
00:16:32.960 Now, apparently this was spotted
00:16:34.620 by the, quote,
00:16:35.500 media watchdogs,
00:16:36.760 Media Matters.
00:16:38.440 It said they found that
00:16:39.620 corporate advertisements
00:16:40.580 by Apple, you know,
00:16:42.760 IBM, Oracle, Comcast
00:16:44.460 were being placed alongside
00:16:46.360 anti-Semitic content.
00:16:47.740 So, now, are there,
00:16:54.640 are there social media platforms
00:16:57.800 that don't have
00:16:58.760 objectionable speech in them?
00:17:00.920 I thought all social media platforms
00:17:04.020 had things on both sides
00:17:05.500 of basically every issue.
00:17:08.180 How in the world
00:17:08.960 could any of these platforms
00:17:10.160 make sure their advertisements
00:17:12.320 didn't hit somebody's bad opinion
00:17:14.320 and be close to it?
00:17:16.240 This is a ridiculous complaint.
00:17:19.180 Either the social media platforms
00:17:20.820 allow this speech
00:17:22.240 or they don't.
00:17:23.440 If it's allowed,
00:17:25.180 you're going to be next to it sometimes.
00:17:28.740 But I've never seen anybody
00:17:30.160 make a decision about buying
00:17:31.760 a couch
00:17:33.160 because of what it was next to.
00:17:36.020 Have you ever done that?
00:17:38.040 Have you ever seen an advertisement
00:17:39.480 for a couch and go,
00:17:40.560 oh, I do like that couch.
00:17:42.460 That's just what I was looking for.
00:17:43.660 But then you look around it
00:17:45.260 to see if you agree
00:17:46.820 with the opinions around it.
00:17:48.100 Oh, there's an opinion
00:17:49.700 about abortion over there. 0.99
00:17:51.080 Oh, I'm not going to buy that couch.
00:17:53.160 It's so,
00:17:54.080 it's within six inches
00:17:56.860 of the thing I don't like.
00:17:59.660 Oh, no, I'll never buy a couch now
00:18:01.840 because it's within the visual field
00:18:04.520 of an opinion I don't like.
00:18:06.960 Okay.
00:18:07.720 So IBM not only is racist and stupid,
00:18:11.200 but they're practically anti-American
00:18:14.180 at this point.
00:18:17.540 Anyway,
00:18:18.880 you know what would be
00:18:19.660 an interesting thing
00:18:20.620 that Reuters should include
00:18:22.560 if they're going to report
00:18:24.140 on IBM canceling
00:18:26.020 their advertisements on X?
00:18:28.700 You know,
00:18:29.320 what would be the obvious context
00:18:32.060 to add to that story?
00:18:33.480 Is there something that,
00:18:35.080 is the dog not barking?
00:18:37.400 Hello?
00:18:38.620 What's that I don't hear?
00:18:40.260 Oh, oh.
00:18:41.600 What I don't hear
00:18:42.500 is Reuters giving us the context
00:18:44.440 of whether IBM
00:18:45.860 is still advertising on TikTok.
00:18:48.880 Have you heard of TikTok?
00:18:50.540 I hear it's a big thing.
00:18:52.580 And TikTok is notably
00:18:55.420 getting a lot of heat
00:18:56.420 for a lot of attention
00:18:58.760 to Osama bin Laden's opinions.
00:19:01.220 So I'd like to know,
00:19:04.520 because this feels like
00:19:05.300 the right context,
00:19:06.660 is IBM continuing
00:19:07.900 to advertise
00:19:09.040 on the platform
00:19:10.920 that's become
00:19:12.100 a pro-bin Laden platform 0.99
00:19:14.160 in the last week?
00:19:16.340 Now, to their credit,
00:19:17.800 TikTok says
00:19:18.920 they're trying to get rid
00:19:19.720 of that stuff,
00:19:20.360 the Bin Laden stuff.
00:19:22.400 But it's been there.
00:19:24.560 It's been there.
00:19:26.000 So why would Reuters
00:19:27.080 not mention that?
00:19:28.220 That's the most obvious
00:19:28.980 thing to mention,
00:19:29.680 isn't it?
00:19:30.040 How do you do this story
00:19:31.580 without saying that
00:19:32.960 IBM continues or doesn't,
00:19:35.420 whichever it is,
00:19:36.360 they either continue
00:19:37.240 or they don't,
00:19:38.780 on TikTok,
00:19:40.100 which is the
00:19:41.180 anti-Semitic platform?
00:19:43.700 Well, it's because
00:19:44.380 it's not real news.
00:19:45.780 It's because Reuters
00:19:46.660 is not a real news organization.
00:19:49.440 They're part of the
00:19:50.160 propaganda industrial complex.
00:19:52.360 So it's more about
00:19:54.420 hurting Musk
00:19:55.620 than it is
00:19:56.740 anything about advertising
00:19:58.060 or anything about
00:19:59.520 business models
00:20:00.320 or anything about IBM.
00:20:02.180 It's just to hurt Musk.
00:20:03.520 That's it.
00:20:04.180 Because he's the only
00:20:05.260 protector of free speech
00:20:07.120 in America.
00:20:08.100 If they can take him down,
00:20:10.260 then they control
00:20:11.080 the country effectively.
00:20:13.740 Because I think Fox News
00:20:14.980 has been neutered
00:20:15.640 at this point.
00:20:16.240 Anyway,
00:20:23.380 speaking of TikTok
00:20:24.160 and removing those
00:20:25.580 Bin Laden videos,
00:20:27.780 Jonathan Greenblatt
00:20:30.540 of the ADL,
00:20:33.080 I heard a recording
00:20:34.700 of him talking to
00:20:35.700 some of his supporters,
00:20:37.020 I guess,
00:20:37.280 and he was saying
00:20:38.620 that the anti-Semitism
00:20:40.720 should be not viewed
00:20:43.340 as a left problem
00:20:45.180 or a right problem
00:20:46.140 because there are
00:20:47.600 anti-Semites
00:20:48.400 on both the left
00:20:49.140 and the right.
00:20:50.340 But he says
00:20:50.880 it would be smarter
00:20:52.500 to see it as
00:20:53.160 a generational problem
00:20:54.420 because older Americans
00:20:56.760 are more likely
00:20:57.600 to back Israel 0.86
00:20:58.440 and the younger ones
00:21:00.700 very quickly flipped
00:21:02.540 to be,
00:21:03.660 not completely flipped,
00:21:04.780 but they became
00:21:05.660 far more anti-Israel
00:21:07.220 just in the last
00:21:08.980 several weeks.
00:21:10.580 Yeah,
00:21:10.740 there's a noticeable
00:21:11.420 change in sentiment
00:21:12.600 among the young.
00:21:13.680 So he says
00:21:14.260 it's a young
00:21:14.880 versus old problem
00:21:15.940 and people need
00:21:17.000 to start recognizing that,
00:21:18.700 which he's correct at.
00:21:21.040 Do you know
00:21:21.680 what he left out?
00:21:23.880 What did he leave out?
00:21:25.620 Again,
00:21:26.640 hello,
00:21:27.200 dog not barking,
00:21:28.880 TikTok.
00:21:30.140 What is it
00:21:31.160 that causes 0.52
00:21:31.680 the young to turn
00:21:32.760 and the old
00:21:34.140 not to turn?
00:21:35.700 Well,
00:21:35.940 the old are looking 0.98
00:21:36.700 at mainstream media
00:21:37.960 and mainstream media
00:21:39.640 is feeding them
00:21:41.100 a diet of Hamas 1.00
00:21:42.600 is completely at fault,
00:21:44.020 which is my view
00:21:45.300 because I've only seen
00:21:46.020 this since October 7th.
00:21:48.160 The history over there,
00:21:49.560 they can argue
00:21:50.080 all day long,
00:21:50.800 it's just not my business.
00:21:53.780 I'm just staying out
00:21:54.800 of the whole history question.
00:21:58.740 But how do you not mention
00:22:00.280 that TikTok
00:22:00.920 must be,
00:22:02.200 I mean,
00:22:03.300 almost certainly,
00:22:04.640 is the prime driver
00:22:05.740 of young sentiment
00:22:07.580 at the moment?
00:22:09.360 Oh,
00:22:09.800 it gets funnier,
00:22:10.400 though.
00:22:12.360 Did you know
00:22:13.320 that up until 2020,
00:22:17.820 just a little over
00:22:18.620 three years ago,
00:22:20.140 that the ADL website,
00:22:21.860 and this is running
00:22:23.400 as a hoax
00:22:24.080 on the X platform,
00:22:25.700 people don't know
00:22:26.280 it's a hoax,
00:22:27.180 but somebody's showing
00:22:28.000 the ADL's definition
00:22:29.360 of racism,
00:22:30.580 which is not true.
00:22:33.080 So if you see it,
00:22:34.060 that's not true,
00:22:34.880 but it was true
00:22:35.720 up until 2020.
00:22:38.160 So when I said it,
00:22:39.100 I said,
00:22:39.320 this can't be true,
00:22:40.260 this has got to be a hoax.
00:22:41.420 As soon as I saw it,
00:22:42.500 I said,
00:22:42.740 that can't be true.
00:22:44.340 So this is what,
00:22:45.180 until 2020,
00:22:46.160 the ADL
00:22:46.760 had this as their
00:22:49.260 definition.
00:22:51.900 Racism.
00:22:53.180 It says,
00:22:53.760 the marginalization
00:22:54.680 and or oppression
00:22:55.400 of people of color
00:22:56.360 based on a socially
00:22:58.060 constructed racial hierarchy
00:22:59.520 that privileges
00:23:00.840 white people.
00:23:03.000 So in other words,
00:23:04.000 until 2020,
00:23:05.300 the ADL's actual
00:23:06.580 statement,
00:23:07.940 you know,
00:23:08.180 that's part of their
00:23:08.900 mission,
00:23:09.480 I guess,
00:23:10.380 was anti-white.
00:23:12.480 Pretty directly.
00:23:14.240 I mean,
00:23:15.340 you know,
00:23:15.640 that's my
00:23:16.420 interpretation of it,
00:23:18.260 but I think
00:23:19.140 it's a fair one.
00:23:20.280 It was a racist
00:23:21.220 organization until 2020,
00:23:23.220 but overtly.
00:23:24.640 Now,
00:23:24.860 do you know why
00:23:25.300 they changed?
00:23:25.940 And by the way,
00:23:27.540 to the credit
00:23:28.280 of Jonathan Greenblatt,
00:23:29.740 I believe he's the one
00:23:30.680 who changed it.
00:23:32.120 So he recognized
00:23:32.920 that that was not
00:23:33.660 a good definition
00:23:34.420 and they changed it
00:23:36.280 to something more
00:23:39.760 about anybody,
00:23:40.620 anybody discriminating
00:23:41.900 about race.
00:23:43.140 So he changed it
00:23:43.920 to the generic,
00:23:45.040 which is what
00:23:45.420 it should have been.
00:23:46.720 Do you know why
00:23:47.560 Jonathan Greenblatt
00:23:48.700 realized that
00:23:50.800 the ADL's statement
00:23:52.520 was not inclusive
00:23:53.720 enough?
00:23:54.840 Do you know
00:23:55.220 what was missing?
00:23:56.740 Let's see if you
00:23:57.320 catch it.
00:23:58.320 I'll read their
00:23:58.820 statement from 2020
00:23:59.880 and see what kind
00:24:01.660 of discrimination
00:24:02.280 was missing from it.
00:24:03.900 Now,
00:24:04.040 remember,
00:24:04.340 the ADL
00:24:04.980 was founded
00:24:06.580 to help
00:24:07.980 Jewish people
00:24:09.020 who were being
00:24:09.460 discriminated against.
00:24:11.400 So originally,
00:24:12.440 it was to help
00:24:13.400 Jewish people.
00:24:14.840 And then,
00:24:15.140 as Greenblatt
00:24:15.700 has explained
00:24:16.340 in the past,
00:24:17.580 they expanded
00:24:18.280 their mission
00:24:18.900 to get other
00:24:21.940 allies in
00:24:22.980 on the deal
00:24:24.340 so they would
00:24:24.940 protect their
00:24:25.540 other allies
00:24:26.220 from discrimination
00:24:27.140 so that they
00:24:28.200 would protect
00:24:28.680 not just Jewish
00:24:29.500 people but
00:24:30.140 anybody who is
00:24:31.380 a person of color
00:24:32.320 or in that
00:24:33.580 category.
00:24:34.980 So they did
00:24:36.260 that because
00:24:36.720 they thought
00:24:37.080 that would be
00:24:37.420 good for their
00:24:38.980 mission and
00:24:40.000 good for everybody
00:24:41.100 else.
00:24:41.600 Like,
00:24:41.780 it would be
00:24:41.960 a good combination.
00:24:45.860 Do you see
00:24:46.380 any,
00:24:46.800 is there any
00:24:47.240 racism that
00:24:48.000 maybe is missed
00:24:48.800 by the definition
00:24:50.880 that it's white
00:24:52.260 people perpetrating
00:24:53.280 it against
00:24:53.800 people of color?
00:24:56.400 Is there anything
00:24:57.260 that maybe comes
00:24:58.280 to top of mind
00:24:59.240 that would not
00:25:00.280 be included?
00:25:02.420 Okay,
00:25:02.640 well,
00:25:02.880 I'll tell you
00:25:03.300 what is not
00:25:03.820 included,
00:25:04.560 and Jonathan
00:25:05.080 Greenblatt also
00:25:05.960 noticed this.
00:25:06.720 the Nazis 0.71
00:25:09.140 discriminating
00:25:10.700 against Jewish 0.99
00:25:11.680 people in
00:25:12.340 World War II.
00:25:13.620 The Holocaust 0.90
00:25:14.240 would not be
00:25:15.900 included in
00:25:17.280 the ADL's
00:25:17.980 definition of
00:25:18.860 racism.
00:25:22.740 The Holocaust. 0.82
00:25:25.620 That's right.
00:25:26.980 The ADL,
00:25:28.220 the organization
00:25:28.860 designed to
00:25:30.380 create Jewish
00:25:31.300 Americans from
00:25:31.980 discrimination,
00:25:33.640 they morphed
00:25:35.620 with wokeness
00:25:36.760 until they
00:25:38.880 no longer
00:25:39.500 even recognized
00:25:40.640 that the
00:25:41.560 Holocaust was 0.99
00:25:42.380 racism.
00:25:44.320 And somehow
00:25:44.940 they didn't
00:25:45.440 notice that
00:25:46.060 until Greenblatt
00:25:48.120 did.
00:25:48.860 And he said
00:25:49.280 directly,
00:25:50.520 this statement,
00:25:51.300 our statement
00:25:51.920 from 2020,
00:25:53.360 would not have
00:25:54.040 even covered
00:25:54.760 my own
00:25:55.860 relative's
00:25:56.700 experience.
00:25:58.840 He said it
00:25:59.740 directly.
00:26:00.560 It wouldn't
00:26:01.100 have even
00:26:01.540 covered my
00:26:02.680 own relative's
00:26:03.680 experience.
00:26:04.220 the whole
00:26:05.420 point of
00:26:05.840 it.
00:26:07.260 The whole
00:26:08.100 point of
00:26:08.920 it.
00:26:11.520 So,
00:26:12.660 there you
00:26:14.460 go.
00:26:16.300 Yeah,
00:26:16.520 so the
00:26:17.040 ADL has
00:26:17.740 been for a
00:26:18.360 long time
00:26:18.860 a, in
00:26:19.960 my opinion,
00:26:20.940 just a bad
00:26:23.500 for America,
00:26:25.240 overwoke,
00:26:27.360 you know,
00:26:27.760 destructive
00:26:28.240 organization.
00:26:29.840 If you
00:26:30.340 didn't know,
00:26:31.200 there were a
00:26:31.640 lot of Jewish 1.00
00:26:32.260 Americans and a
00:26:33.160 lot of Jews 0.99
00:26:34.040 in Israel who
00:26:35.040 do not
00:26:35.460 support the
00:26:35.980 ADL.
00:26:37.540 Well, I
00:26:37.900 wonder why.
00:26:39.900 I wonder
00:26:40.500 why.
00:26:41.860 Maybe it's
00:26:42.580 because the
00:26:43.040 ADL was
00:26:43.640 helping all
00:26:44.320 the allies
00:26:45.040 who are now
00:26:47.380 discriminating
00:26:48.180 against Jewish 0.99
00:26:48.820 people.
00:26:50.880 Maybe it's
00:26:51.620 that.
00:26:53.860 All right.
00:26:54.960 So,
00:26:55.700 here's what we
00:26:57.520 should do.
00:26:58.240 since we
00:26:59.840 know from
00:27:00.380 the polling
00:27:00.820 that the
00:27:01.540 sympathy for
00:27:02.140 Israel plunged 0.93
00:27:03.560 in that 18
00:27:04.280 to 34
00:27:04.880 category.
00:27:07.120 That was a
00:27:08.000 Rasmussen
00:27:08.460 finding.
00:27:10.080 So, we
00:27:10.440 know that.
00:27:12.380 Here's what
00:27:13.040 we should
00:27:13.380 do.
00:27:14.480 Rasmussen and
00:27:15.360 other polling
00:27:15.920 companies,
00:27:17.400 you should add
00:27:18.100 a question for
00:27:19.100 your demographics.
00:27:20.880 The question
00:27:21.420 should be,
00:27:22.300 are you a
00:27:22.640 regular user
00:27:23.360 of TikTok?
00:27:23.800 so that you
00:27:25.960 can see if
00:27:26.460 the TikTok
00:27:26.880 people are
00:27:28.080 the ones
00:27:28.420 that are
00:27:28.640 moving sentiment
00:27:29.440 while the
00:27:30.740 mainstream media
00:27:31.520 people are
00:27:32.300 staying roughly
00:27:33.320 the same on
00:27:33.980 sentiment.
00:27:35.300 Had they
00:27:35.820 been measuring
00:27:36.840 that for a
00:27:37.540 while now,
00:27:38.700 we would have
00:27:39.260 seen that
00:27:39.920 TikTok, I
00:27:40.860 think, this
00:27:42.000 is an
00:27:42.300 allegation, but
00:27:43.020 I don't know
00:27:43.400 it's true,
00:27:44.440 I think they
00:27:45.520 would have
00:27:45.740 found that
00:27:46.220 TikTok was
00:27:47.040 the source
00:27:47.660 of the
00:27:48.800 dip in,
00:27:50.360 or the
00:27:50.700 change in
00:27:51.100 opinion.
00:27:52.700 Now,
00:27:53.000 there's
00:27:53.760 nothing
00:27:54.400 stopping you
00:27:55.060 from doing
00:27:55.440 that, right?
00:27:56.580 You just
00:27:56.880 add that
00:27:57.300 question.
00:27:58.140 Because they
00:27:58.500 already ask
00:27:59.060 the question,
00:27:59.820 what's your
00:28:00.440 ethnicity,
00:28:01.340 what's your
00:28:01.720 I think age,
00:28:04.040 and they
00:28:04.380 ask, yeah,
00:28:05.320 age sometimes
00:28:05.960 depending on
00:28:06.460 the question,
00:28:07.280 and they
00:28:07.680 ask what
00:28:09.320 party you
00:28:09.940 belong to.
00:28:11.200 Why not
00:28:11.660 also ask if
00:28:12.520 you use
00:28:12.840 TikTok?
00:28:14.100 Just throw
00:28:14.560 that question
00:28:15.080 in there.
00:28:15.860 Let's start
00:28:16.220 tracking it.
00:28:17.900 Because in
00:28:18.300 my opinion,
00:28:18.900 it's the
00:28:19.280 obvious thing
00:28:20.240 that changed
00:28:20.740 the sentiment
00:28:21.280 so quickly.
00:28:23.000 All right.
00:28:28.720 What would
00:28:30.040 you get
00:28:30.540 if
00:28:31.180 Toobin,
00:28:34.380 Blinken,
00:28:34.880 and Biden
00:28:35.460 walked into
00:28:36.260 a bar,
00:28:37.280 and then
00:28:37.960 Biden started
00:28:39.040 falling asleep
00:28:39.680 at the bar?
00:28:41.900 What would
00:28:42.520 you call it
00:28:43.040 if Toobin,
00:28:44.760 Blinken,
00:28:45.360 and Biden
00:28:45.960 went to a
00:28:46.460 bar together,
00:28:47.200 and Biden
00:28:47.760 started falling
00:28:48.540 asleep at the
00:28:49.100 bar?
00:28:49.280 I would
00:28:51.040 call them
00:28:51.420 Wanken,
00:28:52.140 Blinken,
00:28:52.520 and Nod.
00:28:53.860 Wanken,
00:28:54.500 Blinken,
00:28:54.900 and Nod.
00:28:57.540 Wanken,
00:28:58.420 Blinken,
00:28:59.820 and Nod.
00:29:01.280 Now, if you
00:29:01.720 didn't get
00:29:02.100 that joke,
00:29:03.060 that's okay.
00:29:04.060 It's a pretty
00:29:04.520 obscure reference.
00:29:05.860 But if you
00:29:06.360 did get it,
00:29:07.260 well, were you
00:29:07.940 impressed at that?
00:29:08.820 I've been
00:29:09.060 working on that
00:29:09.640 one for a
00:29:10.100 month.
00:29:11.380 So, you
00:29:12.660 got that
00:29:13.080 for free.
00:29:14.700 Anyway,
00:29:15.320 Biden, I
00:29:17.220 guess some
00:29:18.260 months ago,
00:29:19.000 five months
00:29:19.520 ago, Biden
00:29:20.060 had called
00:29:20.600 President Xi
00:29:21.360 a dictator
00:29:21.940 in public,
00:29:23.520 and that
00:29:24.220 caused a
00:29:24.860 frosty
00:29:25.720 several months
00:29:26.860 with relations
00:29:27.560 between our
00:29:28.940 countries.
00:29:30.220 So then
00:29:30.680 President Xi
00:29:31.280 visits,
00:29:32.660 and everybody
00:29:33.080 makes nice,
00:29:33.940 and they eat
00:29:34.560 food, and they
00:29:35.280 shake hands,
00:29:35.960 and they smile
00:29:36.500 a lot.
00:29:37.280 Looks like
00:29:37.780 things are
00:29:38.160 going to get
00:29:38.480 better.
00:29:39.680 And as soon
00:29:40.160 as he leaves,
00:29:41.200 the press
00:29:41.920 asks Biden
00:29:43.320 if Xi is a
00:29:44.160 dictator.
00:29:45.020 He says,
00:29:45.460 oh, yes,
00:29:45.780 he's a
00:29:46.120 dictator.
00:29:46.440 And the
00:29:48.240 cameras were
00:29:48.940 on Tony
00:29:49.780 Blinken,
00:29:50.920 and his
00:29:51.360 face,
00:29:52.760 looking his
00:29:53.460 face when
00:29:54.140 he watches
00:29:54.520 his boss
00:29:55.180 just recreate
00:29:56.400 the biggest
00:29:57.020 problem they've
00:29:57.680 had in
00:29:58.060 public,
00:29:58.860 well,
00:29:59.300 foreign
00:29:59.500 relations in
00:30:00.120 five months,
00:30:01.320 watching him
00:30:02.060 just recreate
00:30:02.760 the problem
00:30:03.400 like it never
00:30:04.060 happened in
00:30:04.580 the first
00:30:04.900 place,
00:30:05.680 was wonderful.
00:30:07.960 I mean,
00:30:08.420 in terms of
00:30:09.100 entertaining
00:30:09.700 politics,
00:30:11.320 Blinken's 0.97
00:30:11.900 face,
00:30:13.300 when Biden
00:30:13.940 called him
00:30:14.420 a dictator
00:30:14.920 in public,
00:30:15.520 was like,
00:30:16.520 oh.
00:30:18.440 It was like
00:30:19.260 somebody just
00:30:19.880 grabbed him
00:30:21.160 by the balls
00:30:21.780 and started
00:30:22.180 squeezing,
00:30:22.880 and he was
00:30:23.020 like,
00:30:23.320 oh.
00:30:24.980 Anyway,
00:30:25.560 that was
00:30:25.840 funny.
00:30:28.760 All right.
00:30:30.720 And as
00:30:31.860 others have
00:30:32.620 noted,
00:30:33.880 that doesn't
00:30:34.820 really look
00:30:35.400 competent.
00:30:38.280 I think it
00:30:38.640 was David
00:30:40.220 Sachs said,
00:30:42.100 it's just an
00:30:42.840 example of
00:30:43.340 obvious
00:30:43.800 evidence.
00:30:45.200 Incapability.
00:30:46.380 I mean,
00:30:46.600 it's not even
00:30:47.020 a political
00:30:47.460 thing,
00:30:47.880 he's just
00:30:48.200 incapable.
00:30:49.260 And then
00:30:49.500 there's video
00:30:50.000 of him
00:30:50.360 looking like
00:30:51.140 he's asleep
00:30:51.700 or dead
00:30:52.160 at an event,
00:30:53.620 like he's
00:30:54.040 not even
00:30:54.380 moving,
00:30:54.940 he just
00:30:55.360 looks like
00:30:55.760 that puppet
00:30:56.700 that looks
00:30:57.120 like him,
00:30:58.340 that ventriloquist.
00:30:59.360 What's the
00:30:59.760 ventriloquist
00:31:00.400 puppet?
00:31:02.000 His name
00:31:02.600 is,
00:31:05.260 oh,
00:31:05.680 you know
00:31:05.940 the one.
00:31:06.820 You know
00:31:07.160 the one.
00:31:08.420 Walter.
00:31:09.220 Walter,
00:31:09.800 the ventriloquist
00:31:10.600 puppet.
00:31:12.020 All right.
00:31:12.340 the press
00:31:16.620 says that
00:31:17.160 an arrest
00:31:17.480 is made
00:31:17.940 in the
00:31:18.240 death of
00:31:18.600 a protester
00:31:19.220 who fell
00:31:19.620 and hit
00:31:19.880 his head.
00:31:21.260 You know,
00:31:21.860 the one
00:31:22.180 that was
00:31:22.460 murdered?
00:31:24.400 Yeah,
00:31:24.740 he was
00:31:25.020 murdered.
00:31:25.740 A guy
00:31:26.000 hit him 0.69
00:31:26.300 with a
00:31:27.020 megaphone,
00:31:28.300 he fell
00:31:28.520 backwards,
00:31:29.020 and he
00:31:29.500 did hit
00:31:29.800 his head
00:31:30.100 and die, 0.95
00:31:31.080 but the
00:31:31.380 headline is
00:31:31.940 the arrest
00:31:32.360 is made
00:31:32.840 and the
00:31:33.200 death
00:31:33.400 of a
00:31:33.700 protester.
00:31:34.480 Not a
00:31:34.880 murder,
00:31:36.100 no,
00:31:36.300 not alleged
00:31:36.780 murder,
00:31:38.180 not the
00:31:38.780 assailant
00:31:39.800 who killed
00:31:40.200 him,
00:31:41.000 no,
00:31:41.820 it's just
00:31:42.600 a protester
00:31:43.200 who fell
00:31:43.600 and hit
00:31:43.900 his head.
00:31:45.280 It doesn't
00:31:45.940 even matter
00:31:46.400 how it
00:31:46.780 happened,
00:31:47.160 really,
00:31:48.120 just the
00:31:48.640 sort of
00:31:48.960 two coincidental
00:31:49.740 stories with
00:31:51.060 practically no
00:31:51.760 connecting tissue,
00:31:53.220 a man falls
00:31:53.980 and gets
00:31:54.860 killed,
00:31:56.260 another man
00:31:56.960 gets arrested,
00:31:57.520 but there's
00:31:57.960 no connection
00:31:58.460 between them.
00:31:59.540 There's just
00:32:00.180 a man falling,
00:32:01.500 and if a man
00:32:02.240 falls on the
00:32:02.840 sidewalk and
00:32:03.820 nobody hears
00:32:04.340 it,
00:32:06.300 all right,
00:32:06.780 that's not
00:32:07.620 funny.
00:32:08.720 That's not
00:32:09.180 funny.
00:32:10.160 Shut up. 0.95
00:32:11.700 All right,
00:32:12.080 next story,
00:32:13.200 also Rasmussen,
00:32:14.720 on election
00:32:16.400 integrity,
00:32:18.900 56% of
00:32:20.020 likely voters
00:32:20.880 believe cheating
00:32:22.260 is likely to
00:32:23.100 affect the
00:32:23.520 outcome of
00:32:24.040 the next
00:32:24.420 presidential
00:32:24.980 election.
00:32:27.520 56%.
00:32:29.580 The majority 0.87
00:32:32.500 of Americans
00:32:33.300 think the
00:32:34.100 election systems
00:32:35.020 are not,
00:32:37.840 they don't
00:32:38.380 have any
00:32:38.640 credibility.
00:32:40.580 56%.
00:32:41.100 Now,
00:32:43.120 I wonder
00:32:43.360 what it was
00:32:43.840 before Trump
00:32:44.620 started persuading
00:32:45.600 us.
00:32:46.960 I'd love to
00:32:47.720 see the delta
00:32:48.660 on that,
00:32:49.060 how much it
00:32:49.440 changed.
00:32:50.740 But,
00:32:51.360 you know,
00:32:51.700 why would
00:32:52.300 people have
00:32:52.760 those feelings?
00:32:54.540 Can you think
00:32:55.000 of any reason
00:32:55.560 that people
00:32:55.940 would not
00:32:56.520 trust the
00:32:58.420 system?
00:32:59.780 Oh,
00:33:00.360 how about
00:33:00.720 our next
00:33:01.060 story?
00:33:02.500 Tom Fitton
00:33:03.260 has a long
00:33:05.500 post,
00:33:06.660 and he
00:33:07.080 says the
00:33:07.720 federal court
00:33:08.300 in the
00:33:08.500 northern district
00:33:09.240 of Georgia,
00:33:10.540 that's the
00:33:10.900 Atlanta division,
00:33:12.240 is going to
00:33:12.760 allow plaintiffs
00:33:13.640 to proceed to
00:33:14.460 trial after
00:33:16.400 they presented
00:33:17.040 expert evidence
00:33:18.020 which found
00:33:18.660 seven,
00:33:19.760 what they
00:33:20.340 call,
00:33:21.320 core
00:33:21.560 vulnerabilities
00:33:22.160 in the
00:33:22.720 Dominion
00:33:23.260 voting
00:33:23.700 system.
00:33:25.560 Now,
00:33:26.060 this is not
00:33:26.560 to say
00:33:27.040 that there
00:33:28.620 was anything
00:33:29.140 wrong with
00:33:29.580 the election.
00:33:31.660 This is simply
00:33:32.520 experts looked
00:33:33.420 at the system
00:33:34.080 and they
00:33:35.000 said,
00:33:35.780 hypothetically,
00:33:37.420 there are
00:33:37.740 some things
00:33:38.200 you could do
00:33:38.640 to the game
00:33:39.000 of the system.
00:33:39.820 But I'm sure
00:33:40.240 they don't
00:33:40.560 sound bad,
00:33:41.760 right?
00:33:42.040 If you heard
00:33:42.480 the list
00:33:42.900 of things
00:33:43.300 that they
00:33:43.600 said,
00:33:44.340 it wouldn't
00:33:44.740 sound bad,
00:33:45.460 would it?
00:33:47.140 Well,
00:33:47.500 I'll read
00:33:48.000 the list.
00:33:49.120 You tell
00:33:49.420 me.
00:33:49.920 Does any
00:33:50.180 of this
00:33:50.420 sound dangerous
00:33:51.740 or bad
00:33:52.160 to you?
00:33:53.300 Or does
00:33:53.640 it seem
00:33:53.940 kind of
00:33:54.260 trivial?
00:33:55.840 Again,
00:33:56.520 from Tom
00:33:57.040 Fitton's
00:33:57.640 thread.
00:34:01.100 Number one,
00:34:01.740 attackers can
00:34:02.460 alter the
00:34:02.880 QR codes
00:34:03.660 on printed
00:34:04.260 ballots to
00:34:04.940 modify voters
00:34:05.940 selections.
00:34:08.160 They can
00:34:08.980 alter the
00:34:09.640 QR codes
00:34:10.560 on printed
00:34:11.180 ballots to
00:34:11.980 modify voters
00:34:12.940 selections.
00:34:15.460 Well,
00:34:16.060 that doesn't
00:34:16.460 sound good,
00:34:17.060 does it?
00:34:17.820 That doesn't
00:34:18.540 sound good.
00:34:19.620 But I'm sure
00:34:20.180 that's the only
00:34:20.560 bad one.
00:34:21.460 Number two,
00:34:21.860 anyone with
00:34:22.940 brief physical
00:34:24.060 access to
00:34:24.940 the ballot
00:34:25.420 marking
00:34:25.800 device
00:34:26.360 machines
00:34:27.460 can install
00:34:28.880 a malware
00:34:29.600 onto the
00:34:30.540 machines
00:34:31.040 with just
00:34:31.740 a brief
00:34:33.240 physical
00:34:33.880 access.
00:34:35.480 Okay,
00:34:35.720 that sounds
00:34:36.120 pretty terrible.
00:34:37.500 But that's
00:34:37.980 just two of
00:34:38.440 the seven.
00:34:39.020 I don't think
00:34:39.400 the rest of
00:34:39.780 them sound
00:34:40.120 this bad.
00:34:41.700 Attackers can
00:34:42.500 forge or manipulate
00:34:43.420 the smart cards
00:34:44.540 that the ballot
00:34:45.940 marking device
00:34:46.660 uses to
00:34:47.480 authenticate
00:34:48.340 technicians,
00:34:48.940 poll workers
00:34:49.500 and voters
00:34:50.020 which could
00:34:51.460 then be used
00:34:52.180 by anyone
00:34:52.960 with physical
00:34:53.840 access to
00:34:54.700 the machines
00:34:55.360 to install
00:34:57.180 malware
00:34:57.920 into them.
00:35:00.500 Well,
00:35:01.380 that sounds
00:35:01.840 terrible.
00:35:03.980 But that's
00:35:05.100 only three of
00:35:05.640 them.
00:35:06.840 Four,
00:35:07.820 attackers can
00:35:08.780 execute arbitrary
00:35:09.700 code with
00:35:10.340 supervisor
00:35:10.880 privileges and
00:35:12.780 then exploit it
00:35:13.760 to spread
00:35:14.360 malware to
00:35:15.320 all their
00:35:16.880 machines across
00:35:18.300 the country
00:35:18.900 or state.
00:35:21.040 So,
00:35:22.360 one access
00:35:23.200 in one place
00:35:23.980 in Georgia,
00:35:25.620 they claim,
00:35:27.440 could allow
00:35:28.060 you to
00:35:28.880 rig all of
00:35:30.180 the machines
00:35:30.680 across the
00:35:31.220 country or
00:35:31.700 state.
00:35:32.240 Well,
00:35:32.460 that one
00:35:32.720 sounds bad,
00:35:33.360 but the other
00:35:33.720 one's probably
00:35:34.220 not so bad.
00:35:37.320 Attackers can
00:35:38.100 alter the
00:35:38.980 BMDs,
00:35:40.480 that's the
00:35:40.980 same machine,
00:35:41.580 ballot marking
00:35:42.020 device,
00:35:42.900 audit logs.
00:35:45.600 Oh.
00:35:46.000 So,
00:35:48.740 something could
00:35:49.480 change the
00:35:50.040 audit logs.
00:35:51.780 Well,
00:35:52.040 that's almost
00:35:52.520 as if you
00:35:53.280 audited it and
00:35:54.100 you didn't
00:35:54.440 know you
00:35:55.560 weren't really
00:35:55.980 auditing it.
00:35:57.500 It's almost
00:35:58.220 suggesting that
00:35:59.100 an audit is
00:35:59.840 not a foolproof
00:36:01.520 guarantee of
00:36:02.680 an election.
00:36:03.740 But that can't
00:36:04.280 be true,
00:36:05.040 can it?
00:36:06.620 Somebody could
00:36:07.400 change the
00:36:08.760 audit?
00:36:10.500 But, you know,
00:36:11.280 nobody is so
00:36:11.900 smart that they
00:36:12.640 can figure out
00:36:13.180 how to put
00:36:13.520 malware on the
00:36:14.460 system that
00:36:15.580 would change
00:36:16.060 the vote
00:36:16.640 and then
00:36:17.960 also change
00:36:18.760 the audit
00:36:19.180 log so the
00:36:20.100 vote and
00:36:20.460 the audit
00:36:20.800 log matched.
00:36:22.600 Like, there
00:36:23.580 wouldn't be any
00:36:24.120 such thing as 0.74
00:36:24.860 a hacker who
00:36:26.360 is smart enough
00:36:27.100 to change the
00:36:28.380 audit log and
00:36:30.000 the vote total
00:36:30.740 when they have
00:36:31.620 access to both
00:36:32.380 of them.
00:36:34.300 Right?
00:36:35.560 Nobody would
00:36:36.340 think of that.
00:36:42.360 Here's number
00:36:43.120 six.
00:36:43.420 attackers with
00:36:44.260 brief access
00:36:44.880 to a single
00:36:45.800 one of these
00:36:47.440 machines or
00:36:49.020 a single
00:36:49.620 poll worker
00:36:50.280 card and
00:36:51.660 PIN, so
00:36:53.120 that's all
00:36:53.460 they would
00:36:53.720 need, brief
00:36:54.200 access to
00:36:54.840 it, or a
00:36:56.040 single poll
00:36:56.700 worker's card
00:36:57.480 and PIN
00:36:57.840 number, can
00:36:59.000 obtain the
00:36:59.560 county-wide
00:37:00.140 cryptographic
00:37:00.820 keys which
00:37:01.480 are used for
00:37:02.000 authentication and
00:37:03.660 to protect
00:37:04.280 election results
00:37:05.920 on scanner
00:37:07.400 memory cards.
00:37:09.400 You're telling
00:37:10.140 me that one
00:37:11.380 person with
00:37:12.040 one card and
00:37:12.800 a PIN can
00:37:14.020 change the
00:37:14.560 authentication on
00:37:16.100 the scanner
00:37:17.020 memory cards.
00:37:19.200 Or brief
00:37:20.320 access to the
00:37:21.040 machine and
00:37:21.680 just stick in a
00:37:22.920 little key.
00:37:26.500 Or number
00:37:27.360 seven, a
00:37:27.920 dishonest election
00:37:28.700 worker with
00:37:29.780 just brief access
00:37:30.800 to the ICP
00:37:32.060 scanner's memory
00:37:32.900 card could
00:37:34.300 determine how
00:37:35.140 individual voters
00:37:37.080 voted.
00:37:39.840 One worker
00:37:40.760 with brief
00:37:42.220 access.
00:37:43.920 If that one
00:37:45.100 worker had,
00:37:45.900 you know, a
00:37:47.860 computer virus
00:37:48.680 with them that
00:37:49.140 did that kind
00:37:49.700 of work.
00:37:51.500 Well, at
00:37:53.440 least we can
00:37:54.160 feel safe.
00:37:55.940 Now, remember,
00:37:56.520 these are only
00:37:57.580 the things that
00:37:58.140 somebody said
00:37:58.620 could have been
00:37:59.300 done.
00:38:00.220 So they mean it
00:38:00.960 from a
00:38:01.300 technological
00:38:01.780 perspective.
00:38:02.880 It doesn't mean
00:38:03.500 anything like this
00:38:04.420 was done, right?
00:38:06.300 I want to be
00:38:06.760 clear.
00:38:07.660 There's no
00:38:08.080 indication it
00:38:08.700 was done, any
00:38:09.880 of these seven
00:38:10.440 things.
00:38:11.380 It's just the
00:38:12.060 experts say these
00:38:12.920 are vulnerabilities
00:38:13.640 that maybe
00:38:14.160 somebody could.
00:38:15.160 Because one
00:38:15.780 thing you know
00:38:16.280 for sure, if
00:38:17.940 you have a
00:38:18.880 large, complicated
00:38:20.840 system, and
00:38:22.720 the benefits
00:38:23.820 from rigging it,
00:38:24.960 if you could,
00:38:25.760 if you could,
00:38:26.540 the benefits
00:38:27.100 would be almost
00:38:28.700 incalculably
00:38:29.620 large.
00:38:30.740 Maybe the
00:38:31.320 largest benefits
00:38:32.200 of anything
00:38:33.860 except, you
00:38:34.480 know, the
00:38:34.720 stock market,
00:38:35.400 I suppose.
00:38:37.480 So we know
00:38:38.300 that the
00:38:38.780 incentive to
00:38:39.520 do it would
00:38:39.920 be really
00:38:40.460 off the
00:38:40.900 chart.
00:38:42.100 I mean, the
00:38:42.620 reason to
00:38:43.160 do it would
00:38:43.500 be stratospherically
00:38:45.460 good, not
00:38:46.820 only for
00:38:47.260 financial benefit,
00:38:49.220 but to keep
00:38:50.080 Hitler out of 0.98
00:38:50.640 office.
00:38:51.300 Am I right?
00:38:52.880 I mean, you've
00:38:54.060 got two incentives
00:38:54.900 to cheat, keeping
00:38:56.400 Hitler out of 0.98
00:38:57.100 office, they
00:38:58.000 say, but also
00:38:59.500 there could be a
00:39:00.080 huge financial
00:39:00.860 benefit to it.
00:39:03.220 And they've
00:39:04.000 had, how
00:39:05.340 long have
00:39:05.880 these machines
00:39:06.440 been in
00:39:07.540 operation?
00:39:08.660 Years, right?
00:39:10.180 How many years
00:39:10.920 have we had
00:39:11.360 this situation,
00:39:12.440 and they just
00:39:13.420 found the
00:39:13.840 vulnerabilities?
00:39:14.700 Do you think
00:39:15.040 they never
00:39:15.400 existed before?
00:39:17.700 2004, somebody
00:39:18.580 says, is that
00:39:19.280 when the
00:39:19.520 machines started
00:39:20.080 going in?
00:39:21.260 So in all
00:39:22.060 that time, the
00:39:24.020 system that has
00:39:24.880 the most incentive
00:39:25.980 to steal it,
00:39:28.300 the greatest
00:39:28.920 incentive to be
00:39:29.860 rigged, of
00:39:30.560 all systems
00:39:32.080 anywhere on
00:39:32.800 earth from
00:39:33.720 the beginning
00:39:34.160 of time, as
00:39:34.960 the greatest
00:39:35.540 value, if you
00:39:37.040 could rig it and
00:39:37.720 get away with
00:39:38.160 it.
00:39:38.500 But nobody
00:39:39.040 did.
00:39:39.900 Nobody did.
00:39:41.600 So isn't that
00:39:42.280 amazing?
00:39:43.480 That hackers are
00:39:44.460 in literally
00:39:44.940 everything, including
00:39:45.860 probably my
00:39:46.700 phone, and yet
00:39:48.180 nobody got into
00:39:48.880 this.
00:39:50.820 That's pretty
00:39:51.500 amazing.
00:39:52.900 Do you know
00:39:53.380 who could exploit
00:39:54.380 vulnerabilities of
00:39:56.180 this type?
00:39:56.620 is there any
00:39:58.700 organization that
00:40:00.960 you could think
00:40:01.440 of that would
00:40:02.040 actually, it
00:40:02.960 would be their 0.94
00:40:03.320 job to exploit
00:40:04.500 it?
00:40:06.520 If these
00:40:07.340 machines were in
00:40:08.040 other countries,
00:40:09.600 used in other
00:40:10.360 countries, do we
00:40:12.440 ever, does America
00:40:13.420 ever try to change
00:40:14.680 or influence the
00:40:15.900 elections in other
00:40:16.700 countries?
00:40:17.060 countries?
00:40:19.140 I've heard they
00:40:19.880 do.
00:40:21.540 There's a group
00:40:22.300 called the CIA,
00:40:23.820 if you've ever
00:40:24.260 heard of them.
00:40:25.280 I have a long
00:40:25.860 history of
00:40:26.360 influencing elections
00:40:27.380 directly, trying to
00:40:28.640 rig elections in
00:40:29.540 other countries.
00:40:30.660 Now, when they do
00:40:31.180 it in other
00:40:31.600 countries, that's
00:40:32.260 totally legal in
00:40:33.900 America.
00:40:34.720 It's very illegal in
00:40:35.820 those other
00:40:36.220 countries, but in
00:40:37.100 America it's legal.
00:40:41.000 But at least we
00:40:43.320 can trust our
00:40:44.680 intelligence agencies,
00:40:45.840 because it's not
00:40:47.300 like they recently
00:40:48.180 were behind the
00:40:49.400 Russia collusion
00:40:51.200 hoax.
00:40:52.940 Oh, actually they
00:40:53.640 were.
00:40:54.160 Yeah, so ex-members
00:40:55.920 of the intelligence
00:40:56.640 agencies were
00:40:57.860 actually the ones
00:40:58.520 pushing the Russia 0.96
00:40:59.600 collusion hoax.
00:41:01.100 But at least when
00:41:03.440 Hunter's laptop was
00:41:04.840 discovered, the
00:41:06.120 intelligence people
00:41:06.980 said, oh, that's
00:41:07.720 real, and they
00:41:08.320 validated it.
00:41:09.800 Oh, okay, that
00:41:10.740 didn't happen.
00:41:11.840 It was the
00:41:12.200 opposite?
00:41:13.320 Yes, they put
00:41:13.920 together a letter
00:41:14.620 in which they swore
00:41:15.620 that it must be
00:41:16.420 where it looked
00:41:17.360 like Russian 0.99
00:41:18.080 disinformation.
00:41:20.580 Well, that's kind
00:41:21.420 of sketchy.
00:41:22.880 So what we know
00:41:24.720 is that the
00:41:25.200 machines have a
00:41:25.960 vulnerability,
00:41:27.120 according to
00:41:28.000 these experts.
00:41:29.320 I can't guarantee
00:41:30.240 that, but they do
00:41:31.000 exist.
00:41:31.700 We also know that
00:41:33.220 our intelligence
00:41:33.840 agencies in the
00:41:35.720 United States are
00:41:37.440 actually trained to
00:41:38.700 do this kind of
00:41:39.460 work, which would
00:41:40.820 be find
00:41:41.280 vulnerabilities in
00:41:43.080 election systems
00:41:43.920 in other
00:41:44.340 countries, and
00:41:45.540 maybe some
00:41:46.080 other countries
00:41:46.640 use these
00:41:47.120 machines.
00:41:48.860 Do you think
00:41:49.400 these machines
00:41:49.980 are deployed in
00:41:50.840 other countries?
00:41:52.360 Because if they
00:41:53.120 were deployed in
00:41:53.900 other countries,
00:41:54.920 would it not be
00:41:56.080 the CIA's job to
00:41:58.820 know exactly how
00:41:59.720 they could access
00:42:00.920 them and corrupt
00:42:01.640 them if they
00:42:02.160 needed to?
00:42:02.960 I'm not saying
00:42:03.500 they would do it
00:42:04.060 in every case.
00:42:05.340 There might be an
00:42:05.980 election in France
00:42:06.860 that we stay away
00:42:07.660 from.
00:42:08.820 Probably not.
00:42:09.680 So let me just
00:42:12.900 put the pieces
00:42:13.460 together.
00:42:15.320 We know beyond
00:42:17.320 any doubt that
00:42:18.960 our intelligence
00:42:19.560 agencies have
00:42:20.580 backed the
00:42:21.060 Democrats, even
00:42:22.700 to the point of
00:42:23.860 illegality.
00:42:25.680 Now, although
00:42:26.640 there were no
00:42:27.120 charges for pushing
00:42:28.060 the Russia
00:42:28.980 collusion hoax,
00:42:31.440 I think we'd all
00:42:32.280 agree it should
00:42:33.060 have been illegal,
00:42:34.560 given that they
00:42:35.180 knew it was a
00:42:35.680 hoax.
00:42:37.020 And also the
00:42:37.920 laptop op that
00:42:40.120 they ran on the
00:42:40.820 public, they
00:42:42.640 worded it so it
00:42:43.600 sounded like, oh,
00:42:44.960 it just looks like,
00:42:46.220 it definitely looks
00:42:47.120 all the hallmarks of
00:42:48.360 Russia disinformation.
00:42:50.240 But they didn't say
00:42:50.880 it directly.
00:42:52.340 They just, oh, it
00:42:53.000 definitely looks like
00:42:53.680 it.
00:42:55.080 So that was probably
00:42:56.100 enough to keep it
00:42:56.820 legal.
00:42:57.880 But I think we'd all
00:42:58.960 agree, given that it
00:43:00.660 came from intelligence
00:43:01.580 people, it should
00:43:02.880 have been illegal.
00:43:04.660 It should have been
00:43:05.520 illegal to run an
00:43:06.540 op on the
00:43:07.800 American people.
00:43:09.080 But probably isn't.
00:43:10.380 Probably isn't.
00:43:11.620 So you've got a
00:43:12.440 group that we know
00:43:13.460 has a history of
00:43:14.460 running ops on the
00:43:15.620 American people.
00:43:17.040 We know that they
00:43:18.160 certainly have the
00:43:18.980 technological wherewithal
00:43:20.800 to crack any system
00:43:23.280 that has vulnerabilities,
00:43:24.840 literally their
00:43:25.700 mission.
00:43:26.780 We know that they
00:43:27.820 work, they've
00:43:29.060 worked in a
00:43:30.700 foreign way, in
00:43:32.780 very similar way to
00:43:34.880 they worked in
00:43:35.440 America.
00:43:36.060 They've pushed
00:43:36.820 hoaxes, they've
00:43:37.560 pushed disinformation,
00:43:39.080 they've pushed
00:43:39.600 propaganda, and
00:43:40.960 they've worked
00:43:41.360 against the
00:43:41.980 American people
00:43:42.760 quite directly.
00:43:45.100 But we are to
00:43:46.040 believe that our
00:43:48.200 own intelligence
00:43:48.820 people would be
00:43:49.700 unaware of these
00:43:50.660 vulnerabilities in our
00:43:51.820 election system.
00:43:53.300 Do you think they
00:43:54.140 were unaware?
00:43:54.540 Do you think that
00:43:56.260 our intelligence
00:43:56.840 people have not
00:43:58.280 gone over the
00:43:59.200 voting machines from
00:44:00.340 top to bottom and
00:44:01.900 every single time
00:44:02.800 there's a software
00:44:04.200 update?
00:44:06.260 Because they
00:44:06.900 should.
00:44:07.880 That should be
00:44:08.420 their job.
00:44:09.660 They should be
00:44:10.160 looking at all of
00:44:10.880 our systems to
00:44:11.560 make sure they're
00:44:12.100 secure in America,
00:44:14.480 to make sure there
00:44:15.140 are no foreign 0.98
00:44:15.700 people trying to
00:44:16.400 get into our 0.76
00:44:16.960 systems.
00:44:17.940 And they should
00:44:18.520 also be, because
00:44:19.440 it's their job, to
00:44:21.020 figure out how to
00:44:21.820 crack those same
00:44:22.560 systems if they're
00:44:24.040 used in another
00:44:24.720 country.
00:44:25.640 I'm not saying
00:44:26.240 they have or that
00:44:27.000 they can.
00:44:27.940 I'm saying that's
00:44:28.760 their job.
00:44:30.080 It's literally
00:44:30.780 their job to know
00:44:32.300 how to do
00:44:32.680 this.
00:44:35.440 Now, so we
00:44:38.660 are to believe
00:44:39.360 that there are
00:44:41.780 machines that,
00:44:42.740 according to these
00:44:43.300 experts, have
00:44:43.980 these vulnerabilities.
00:44:45.560 We have an
00:44:47.080 intelligence group
00:44:47.940 whose job it is
00:44:49.240 to exploit exactly
00:44:50.880 this type of
00:44:51.720 vulnerability, but
00:44:53.540 typically overseas.
00:44:56.540 And we know that
00:44:57.680 they've worked ops
00:44:58.680 against the
00:44:59.480 American people for
00:45:01.140 the benefit of
00:45:01.840 Democrats.
00:45:04.460 Now, these are
00:45:05.240 the things we
00:45:06.080 know.
00:45:06.820 So far, all of
00:45:07.780 these are
00:45:08.060 non-controversial.
00:45:09.720 These are things
00:45:10.300 that CNN would
00:45:11.160 report the same
00:45:12.700 way I did.
00:45:13.560 There's no question
00:45:14.560 about any of
00:45:15.000 these.
00:45:16.340 Well, they would
00:45:17.200 lie about the
00:45:17.740 Russia collusion
00:45:18.340 hoax, but we all
00:45:19.220 know the truth
00:45:19.700 there.
00:45:20.820 So, you tell me
00:45:22.740 that a group who
00:45:24.900 has created a
00:45:25.780 track record, a
00:45:26.680 recent one, I'm
00:45:27.720 not talking history,
00:45:29.400 a very recent
00:45:30.320 current, I'll call it
00:45:31.720 current, it's so
00:45:32.380 recent, a current
00:45:33.860 record of doing an
00:45:35.500 op against the
00:45:36.160 American people, a 0.99
00:45:37.660 clear suggestion
00:45:39.440 that these machines
00:45:40.840 might have
00:45:41.260 vulnerabilities, but
00:45:42.520 that would have to
00:45:43.400 be determined in
00:45:44.220 court.
00:45:45.080 That's not proven,
00:45:46.180 it has to be
00:45:46.660 proven in court.
00:45:49.140 So they have the
00:45:49.920 ability, the
00:45:51.320 motivation, and the
00:45:53.020 track record.
00:45:55.540 They have the
00:45:56.360 ability, the
00:45:58.840 motivation, it's
00:45:59.800 clear from recent
00:46:01.180 experience, motivation,
00:46:04.500 ability, and a
00:46:06.560 clear recent track
00:46:07.920 record of doing
00:46:08.660 exactly sketchy
00:46:10.840 things like this.
00:46:14.300 But the election was
00:46:15.560 great.
00:46:16.620 It was fine.
00:46:18.620 Now, let me say
00:46:19.440 again as clearly as
00:46:20.300 possible, I'm not
00:46:21.100 aware of any
00:46:21.820 cheating in the
00:46:23.180 2020 election that
00:46:25.260 would have changed
00:46:25.880 the election.
00:46:26.380 I'm not aware of
00:46:27.800 anything.
00:46:28.980 And I don't think
00:46:30.420 that the point of
00:46:31.340 this legal challenge
00:46:34.500 here, I don't think
00:46:35.520 the point of it is to
00:46:36.480 show the election was
00:46:37.920 rigged.
00:46:39.360 I believe the point of
00:46:40.520 it is to make sure
00:46:41.380 that they're not
00:46:41.960 rigged in the future.
00:46:43.740 That's a whole
00:46:44.220 different question.
00:46:45.380 So we don't know
00:46:46.140 anybody used any
00:46:47.000 vulnerabilities, but
00:46:49.420 we'll certainly find
00:46:50.440 out if these are true
00:46:51.640 vulnerabilities.
00:46:52.780 Because remember,
00:46:54.120 Dominion gets their
00:46:55.640 time in court.
00:46:57.160 And remember also
00:46:58.040 that Dominion's been
00:46:58.940 successful.
00:47:00.440 You don't want to go
00:47:01.660 against their lawyers
00:47:02.500 because they've won.
00:47:04.660 They've won against
00:47:05.260 Fox News.
00:47:06.560 So don't assume that
00:47:08.900 because one group of
00:47:09.860 people made accusations
00:47:10.940 about vulnerabilities,
00:47:12.940 that once the other
00:47:14.660 experts weigh in,
00:47:16.140 don't assume that
00:47:16.900 these vulnerabilities
00:47:17.500 will stand.
00:47:19.280 Because it might be
00:47:20.560 that you'll hear,
00:47:21.440 oh no, we have a way
00:47:22.460 of catching this right
00:47:23.320 away.
00:47:23.620 The people who
00:47:24.740 checked don't know
00:47:25.520 that we checked for
00:47:26.260 this.
00:47:26.820 It's going to be
00:47:27.260 that sort of thing.
00:47:28.460 So keep an open
00:47:29.140 mind.
00:47:31.360 Do you know about
00:47:32.240 the Stanford Internet
00:47:33.220 Observatory group?
00:47:35.200 It's a U.S. 0.89
00:47:36.820 government funded
00:47:37.420 group at Stanford
00:47:38.600 who allegedly should
00:47:40.720 do this non-partisan
00:47:42.060 sort of fact-checking
00:47:44.580 on social media.
00:47:46.800 But of course they
00:47:47.900 demand censorship of
00:47:49.940 Republican elected
00:47:50.900 officials.
00:47:51.920 This is Michael
00:47:52.560 Scheltenberger's
00:47:54.380 reporting.
00:47:56.740 But they were not
00:47:57.520 doing the same
00:48:00.160 for Democrats.
00:48:01.180 So in other words,
00:48:03.060 the government
00:48:03.780 created a cutout
00:48:05.640 for the Democrats
00:48:07.580 that would then
00:48:08.600 go after the social
00:48:11.320 media people,
00:48:13.240 allegedly trying to
00:48:14.440 both sides it,
00:48:15.380 but in reality
00:48:16.100 just trying to
00:48:17.220 kill Republican
00:48:18.380 speech.
00:48:18.840 That's a real
00:48:20.040 thing.
00:48:21.100 Not only is it
00:48:21.980 real and well
00:48:23.320 documented,
00:48:24.620 but it still
00:48:25.360 exists.
00:48:27.460 It's still there.
00:48:29.640 But this is the
00:48:30.500 sort of thing
00:48:30.940 where you think
00:48:32.340 like a functional
00:48:33.800 country, the
00:48:35.060 moment you found
00:48:35.840 out it existed,
00:48:36.980 they would be
00:48:37.580 embarrassed and
00:48:38.260 have to disband.
00:48:39.880 Nope.
00:48:40.780 Nope.
00:48:41.880 Just going to
00:48:42.280 keep doing it
00:48:42.860 right in front of
00:48:43.480 you with no
00:48:45.320 apologies whatsoever.
00:48:46.960 Now I guess it
00:48:47.440 doesn't work on X,
00:48:48.840 because Musk is
00:48:50.120 going to tell
00:48:50.500 them to pound 0.72
00:48:51.120 sand, but it
00:48:52.520 exists.
00:48:53.680 It's like a real
00:48:54.240 thing.
00:48:59.160 And Thomas
00:49:01.260 Massey points
00:49:01.980 out that he
00:49:04.620 said, I would
00:49:05.400 say this amounts
00:49:06.100 to an illegal
00:49:06.800 unreported campaign
00:49:07.960 contribution to the
00:49:08.960 Democrats, but
00:49:10.580 it's actually much
00:49:11.780 worse.
00:49:12.700 This group used
00:49:13.700 taxpayer dollars to
00:49:15.520 silence conservatives.
00:49:16.520 just think about
00:49:19.420 that.
00:49:20.280 It's not just
00:49:21.340 that there's a
00:49:22.540 group helping
00:49:23.160 Democrats and
00:49:25.760 they're not
00:49:26.440 counting it as a
00:49:27.220 campaign contribution,
00:49:28.420 which obviously it
00:49:29.340 is.
00:49:30.140 It's one group
00:49:30.900 that's, but
00:49:32.520 they're paid by the
00:49:33.260 U.S.
00:49:33.620 government.
00:49:34.800 So Republicans
00:49:35.580 are paying taxes
00:49:36.600 to the government,
00:49:38.760 some of which is
00:49:39.880 given to this
00:49:40.480 group, to make
00:49:41.980 the people who
00:49:42.580 paid those taxes
00:49:43.400 shut up about
00:49:44.140 their opinions.
00:49:46.900 It couldn't be
00:49:47.780 worse.
00:49:50.560 I mean, it
00:49:51.400 should be illegal,
00:49:52.340 at least as a
00:49:53.360 campaign contribution.
00:49:57.500 All right.
00:49:57.780 and so
00:50:05.560 Representative Massey
00:50:07.760 tried to stop
00:50:08.840 this situation
00:50:10.000 by killing its
00:50:11.000 funding, but
00:50:12.700 because we don't
00:50:13.760 have a good
00:50:14.320 Speaker of the
00:50:14.960 House and we've
00:50:16.280 got 19
00:50:16.820 Republicans who
00:50:17.960 kept the
00:50:19.120 Speaker bringing
00:50:19.980 any bills to
00:50:20.700 the floor,
00:50:22.080 that they
00:50:23.140 didn't have the
00:50:24.240 ability, the
00:50:25.140 Republicans,
00:50:26.520 did not have the
00:50:27.420 cohesiveness.
00:50:29.220 Just keep this
00:50:30.120 in mind.
00:50:30.780 The Republicans
00:50:31.440 didn't have the
00:50:32.180 cohesiveness to
00:50:33.960 stop the funding
00:50:34.980 of stopping
00:50:37.640 Republicans from
00:50:38.440 talking.
00:50:41.180 Was there
00:50:41.840 anything easier
00:50:42.780 for Republicans
00:50:43.800 to do than
00:50:45.200 to stop funding
00:50:46.140 the thing that
00:50:47.780 is taking their
00:50:48.420 own rights away?
00:50:50.000 And they
00:50:50.340 couldn't get that
00:50:51.220 done.
00:50:53.040 Just try to
00:50:53.920 hold that in
00:50:54.300 your head.
00:50:55.620 Like, there's
00:50:56.060 some things you
00:50:56.620 understand why
00:50:57.320 they can't get
00:50:57.880 done.
00:50:58.240 It's like
00:50:58.520 really hard.
00:50:59.640 There are
00:51:00.120 competing opinions.
00:51:02.340 What was the
00:51:03.560 competing opinion
00:51:04.340 on this one?
00:51:06.800 Was there some
00:51:07.960 Republican who
00:51:08.740 said, you know
00:51:09.180 what, I really
00:51:10.740 think we should
00:51:12.000 allow them to
00:51:12.720 censor one side
00:51:13.600 but not the
00:51:14.080 other, and the
00:51:14.920 side they're going
00:51:15.660 to censor is me.
00:51:16.900 I'm in the
00:51:17.720 favor of that.
00:51:19.060 How in the
00:51:19.580 world do they
00:51:21.240 go home not
00:51:23.220 so embarrassed
00:51:23.980 that they could
00:51:24.560 actually show
00:51:25.080 their faces
00:51:25.560 to their
00:51:25.960 families?
00:51:27.100 It's kind of
00:51:28.080 amazing to me.
00:51:31.520 Well, Gavin
00:51:32.260 Newsom is, as
00:51:33.280 you know, he's
00:51:34.260 got like a
00:51:34.760 shadow campaign
00:51:35.600 for president,
00:51:37.040 meaning he's
00:51:37.600 not running
00:51:38.320 because Joe
00:51:38.780 Biden is running
00:51:39.380 and he supports
00:51:40.220 Joe Biden, but
00:51:40.880 it's nice to have
00:51:41.560 emergency backup
00:51:42.600 spare, isn't it?
00:51:43.820 So, as you know,
00:51:45.320 Newsom's, he's
00:51:46.500 traveled to China
00:51:47.420 and he's making a
00:51:48.820 lot of headlines
00:51:49.400 and he wants to
00:51:50.100 debate DeSantis
00:51:50.980 this and all
00:51:51.560 this stuff so
00:51:52.380 that he would
00:51:53.060 be in the top
00:51:54.480 of your mind
00:51:55.100 for the
00:51:55.440 replacement.
00:51:56.640 And it's kind
00:51:57.160 of obvious that's
00:51:57.820 what the play
00:51:58.200 is at this
00:51:58.640 point.
00:51:59.400 But, as part
00:52:00.380 of his preparation
00:52:01.540 to be president
00:52:02.280 someday, he's
00:52:03.700 trying out some
00:52:04.320 smaller hoaxes,
00:52:06.260 sort of a
00:52:07.180 governor-level
00:52:08.260 hoax, and if
00:52:09.880 that goes well,
00:52:11.280 then I assume
00:52:11.860 he'll try some
00:52:12.440 presidential-level
00:52:13.420 hoaxes because
00:52:14.480 that's what got
00:52:15.020 Biden elected.
00:52:16.400 Biden got
00:52:16.920 elected in a
00:52:17.440 hoax, the
00:52:18.380 fine people
00:52:18.860 hoax.
00:52:19.380 It was his
00:52:19.800 primary campaign
00:52:21.080 thing.
00:52:22.680 But, Gavin
00:52:23.360 Newsom believes
00:52:24.140 there's a city
00:52:24.760 in Tennessee
00:52:25.360 that is banned
00:52:26.100 being gay in
00:52:26.860 public.
00:52:28.380 So, he wants
00:52:30.760 you to believe
00:52:31.240 that's a real
00:52:31.840 thing that
00:52:32.200 happened.
00:52:33.720 That in
00:52:34.680 2023, in
00:52:36.900 the real world,
00:52:37.700 he believes
00:52:38.080 this happened.
00:52:39.340 That a city
00:52:39.880 in Tennessee
00:52:40.380 banned being 0.98
00:52:41.560 gay in 1.00
00:52:42.080 public.
00:52:43.340 Now, do I
00:52:44.720 need to tell
00:52:45.320 you why that
00:52:46.120 didn't happen?
00:52:47.560 Or can I
00:52:48.760 just stipulate?
00:52:49.480 Obviously, that
00:52:50.280 didn't happen.
00:52:51.700 Would you
00:52:52.060 like to know
00:52:52.620 what did
00:52:53.160 happen that
00:52:54.620 would make
00:52:55.020 anybody think
00:52:55.700 this happened?
00:52:57.840 Yes, the
00:52:58.760 city in
00:52:59.540 Tennessee banned
00:53:01.760 public sex
00:53:02.800 for everyone.
00:53:05.740 They banned
00:53:06.680 public sex
00:53:07.920 for everyone.
00:53:11.540 And that
00:53:11.960 got turned
00:53:12.480 into, you
00:53:13.440 know, on
00:53:14.020 social media,
00:53:14.940 and Gavin
00:53:15.380 probably believed
00:53:16.340 it.
00:53:16.900 He believed
00:53:17.440 that they had
00:53:17.860 banned being 0.98
00:53:18.660 gay. 0.93
00:53:19.220 Not having
00:53:19.740 sex, just 0.66
00:53:21.860 being gay
00:53:22.580 in public.
00:53:24.360 And he
00:53:25.200 posted this
00:53:26.140 like it
00:53:27.080 really happened.
00:53:28.680 Now, like I
00:53:29.160 say, this is
00:53:29.720 a small
00:53:30.640 hoax.
00:53:31.920 This is not
00:53:32.580 a national
00:53:34.640 level hoax.
00:53:35.920 It's more of
00:53:37.220 a governor
00:53:37.740 level hoax.
00:53:39.100 So he's
00:53:39.680 doing pretty
00:53:40.100 well.
00:53:41.300 It goes the
00:53:42.180 way you think
00:53:42.620 it is.
00:53:43.400 His Democrat
00:53:44.660 supporters will
00:53:45.580 see him say
00:53:46.220 this, and
00:53:47.160 they'll say,
00:53:47.640 yes, our
00:53:48.860 champion is
00:53:49.540 fighting for
00:53:50.040 our rights,
00:53:50.520 again, against
00:53:51.760 the evil
00:53:52.360 Republicans and
00:53:54.180 these people in
00:53:54.900 Tennessee.
00:53:55.660 They will
00:53:56.280 never know
00:53:56.980 that this was
00:53:58.000 a hoax.
00:53:59.180 They will
00:53:59.640 never know
00:54:00.220 it was a
00:54:00.560 hoax.
00:54:01.360 So it
00:54:01.800 worked.
00:54:02.840 Because he's
00:54:03.500 not really
00:54:03.920 trying to get
00:54:04.380 any Republican
00:54:05.160 support.
00:54:06.180 And the
00:54:06.560 Republicans are
00:54:07.240 screaming,
00:54:07.740 hoax, hoax,
00:54:08.580 and they're
00:54:08.880 showing the
00:54:09.340 actual law to
00:54:10.840 prove it's a
00:54:11.380 hoax.
00:54:11.780 I mean, you
00:54:12.000 could read the
00:54:12.440 letter of the
00:54:12.880 law, it's
00:54:13.320 obvious.
00:54:15.100 But you
00:54:15.740 should have
00:54:16.100 spotted this
00:54:16.800 one without
00:54:18.920 checking.
00:54:21.160 Do you
00:54:21.740 feel me?
00:54:22.700 This one you
00:54:23.520 should have
00:54:23.840 known was a
00:54:24.400 hoax before
00:54:25.760 you looked
00:54:26.240 into it.
00:54:27.600 Because it's
00:54:28.340 too on the
00:54:28.940 nose.
00:54:30.200 It's just
00:54:30.640 too on the
00:54:31.120 nose.
00:54:32.420 It wouldn't
00:54:33.400 make sense to
00:54:34.520 even see this
00:54:35.220 in 2023.
00:54:37.300 If you ever
00:54:38.040 saw this as a
00:54:38.780 real story,
00:54:40.220 I'd be pretty
00:54:41.280 surprised.
00:54:41.780 Now, this
00:54:43.200 is a good
00:54:43.520 example of
00:54:44.120 the Scott
00:54:45.460 Alexander
00:54:46.060 concept.
00:54:48.660 Now, Scott
00:54:49.080 Alexander was
00:54:50.440 a blogger who
00:54:51.560 used that fake
00:54:52.380 name, but then
00:54:53.080 he got outed.
00:54:53.920 I'm not sure
00:54:54.380 what he's doing
00:54:54.860 now.
00:54:55.500 But he had
00:54:55.900 tremendous blog
00:54:56.760 posts.
00:54:57.140 He was very
00:54:57.500 well-known
00:54:58.060 among the
00:54:58.740 people who
00:54:59.140 follow that
00:54:59.520 kind of stuff.
00:55:00.440 But one of
00:55:00.860 the things he
00:55:01.200 said is that
00:55:02.040 the reason
00:55:03.360 something becomes
00:55:04.300 news is that
00:55:05.180 it's not true.
00:55:07.040 Now, I'm
00:55:07.620 over-summarizing
00:55:08.620 his point, but
00:55:09.460 I'll give you
00:55:09.780 more.
00:55:10.460 Let me say
00:55:10.920 that again.
00:55:11.780 The reason
00:55:12.840 it's on the
00:55:13.400 news is
00:55:14.540 because it's
00:55:14.940 not true.
00:55:17.980 Until you
00:55:18.820 understand that,
00:55:20.080 everything is
00:55:20.860 confusing.
00:55:22.280 The reason
00:55:23.320 it's on the
00:55:23.860 news is
00:55:24.460 because it's
00:55:24.820 not true.
00:55:25.800 Here's why
00:55:26.260 that's the
00:55:26.760 case.
00:55:27.920 Do you know
00:55:28.420 what true
00:55:28.840 things are?
00:55:30.840 Boring.
00:55:32.600 Boring.
00:55:34.140 People went
00:55:34.900 to work today.
00:55:36.140 Boring.
00:55:37.860 Inflation went
00:55:38.720 up another
00:55:39.300 point.
00:55:40.580 Boring.
00:55:41.780 There's
00:55:44.360 still a war
00:55:44.920 in Ukraine.
00:55:45.500 Boring.
00:55:47.120 There's no
00:55:47.780 news.
00:55:49.120 Most of the
00:55:49.900 time, the
00:55:50.220 news is just
00:55:50.860 more stuff
00:55:51.440 happening.
00:55:52.840 There's more
00:55:53.680 stuff happening
00:55:54.320 than like
00:55:55.140 before.
00:55:55.960 So when you
00:55:56.460 see something
00:55:56.900 like a
00:55:57.380 Tennessee town
00:55:58.800 banned being 0.98
00:55:59.680 gay in 1.00
00:56:00.260 public,
00:56:01.620 immediately
00:56:02.260 your filters
00:56:04.280 should have
00:56:04.820 said, wait a
00:56:05.860 minute, that
00:56:06.820 actually stands
00:56:07.680 out.
00:56:08.040 If it
00:56:10.300 stands out
00:56:11.040 as being
00:56:11.620 amazingly
00:56:12.400 wrong, the
00:56:14.580 reason it's
00:56:15.220 in the
00:56:15.480 news is
00:56:16.700 because it's
00:56:17.240 not true.
00:56:18.720 True things
00:56:19.620 are just not
00:56:20.120 that interesting.
00:56:21.880 It's completely
00:56:22.880 fake things that
00:56:23.620 are interesting.
00:56:24.520 Would it be
00:56:25.020 interesting that
00:56:26.260 President Trump
00:56:27.100 got elected and
00:56:28.580 did a pretty
00:56:29.120 good job for
00:56:29.940 his base and
00:56:31.280 other people
00:56:31.880 thought, you
00:56:32.820 know, that's
00:56:33.140 not bad
00:56:33.520 either?
00:56:34.380 Would that be
00:56:35.120 news?
00:56:36.060 No.
00:56:36.800 Nobody's going
00:56:37.340 to click on
00:56:37.780 that shit.
00:56:39.060 But what if
00:56:39.540 they say the
00:56:40.740 President of
00:56:41.280 the United
00:56:41.540 States is
00:56:42.080 actually working
00:56:42.700 with Putin?
00:56:44.320 Well, that's
00:56:44.800 news.
00:56:45.880 It didn't
00:56:46.480 happen.
00:56:47.800 It was news
00:56:48.980 because it
00:56:50.420 didn't happen.
00:56:52.800 Right?
00:56:53.880 Now, you
00:56:55.500 have to be
00:56:56.060 careful because
00:56:56.640 it's not
00:56:57.020 absolute.
00:56:58.420 The Hunter
00:56:58.980 laptop story was
00:57:00.940 actually one
00:57:01.640 that's a little
00:57:02.040 confusing here.
00:57:03.200 Like, if you
00:57:03.860 take your brain
00:57:04.460 back, when
00:57:05.400 the Hunter
00:57:05.780 laptop story
00:57:06.640 happened, my
00:57:07.400 first reaction
00:57:08.180 was, really?
00:57:11.120 We've got all
00:57:12.060 of the goods
00:57:12.780 on a laptop
00:57:14.700 that just
00:57:15.200 happened to
00:57:15.560 be left?
00:57:16.960 That's, like,
00:57:17.660 way too
00:57:18.540 convenient.
00:57:21.020 Well, it
00:57:21.360 turns out it
00:57:21.720 was true.
00:57:23.460 So, you
00:57:24.300 know, none
00:57:24.540 of these rules
00:57:25.160 are universals.
00:57:26.160 You do get
00:57:26.640 surprising things
00:57:27.460 in the real
00:57:27.840 world, but
00:57:28.660 your first
00:57:29.240 instinct should
00:57:30.700 be, hmm, I'm
00:57:31.500 not so sure.
00:57:32.980 So, whenever
00:57:33.680 you hear a story
00:57:34.460 that's a man
00:57:36.320 bit a dog,
00:57:38.480 right?
00:57:38.900 It's a normal
00:57:39.540 story that a
00:57:40.180 dog bites a
00:57:40.760 man, unless
00:57:42.280 it's, you
00:57:43.180 know, President
00:57:44.580 Biden's dog,
00:57:45.440 that is a big
00:57:46.040 story.
00:57:46.520 But it's a
00:57:46.960 normal story if
00:57:47.620 a dog bites a
00:57:48.300 man.
00:57:48.700 It would be
00:57:49.160 unusual if a
00:57:50.300 man bit a
00:57:51.140 dog.
00:57:52.300 So, if you
00:57:52.760 ever see these
00:57:53.420 man-bites-dog
00:57:54.240 stories, just
00:57:54.980 go, ah, I'm
00:57:55.700 going to wait
00:57:56.000 on this one.
00:57:56.820 I'm going to
00:57:57.160 wait a little
00:57:57.500 while.
00:57:57.900 That will
00:57:58.240 serve you
00:57:58.660 well.
00:57:58.820 All right, the
00:58:03.580 Gaza hospital
00:58:04.620 situation, where
00:58:05.760 the alleged
00:58:07.080 Hamas tunnels 0.93
00:58:08.340 were beneath
00:58:09.100 the hospital.
00:58:10.320 Israel did 1.00
00:58:10.880 get control of
00:58:12.120 the hospital, but
00:58:13.920 they're still
00:58:14.320 going.
00:58:14.780 It's really
00:58:15.120 painfully slow
00:58:15.920 because a lot
00:58:16.980 of booby-trapped
00:58:17.600 stuff.
00:58:18.440 Tunnels are
00:58:18.880 booby-trapped, but
00:58:20.040 they have found
00:58:20.520 tunnels.
00:58:21.580 So, if you're
00:58:22.020 wondering, where
00:58:22.780 are those tunnels?
00:58:23.860 They found them.
00:58:25.140 So, it was
00:58:26.000 exactly what
00:58:26.720 Israel was 0.98
00:58:27.220 saying.
00:58:27.460 There are, in
00:58:28.980 fact, Hamas 0.82
00:58:30.640 headquarters and
00:58:32.180 facilities, and
00:58:33.120 our current
00:58:35.380 understanding is
00:58:36.280 it's exactly what
00:58:37.100 it looked like.
00:58:40.220 That's all I
00:58:41.040 know.
00:58:42.780 Have you
00:58:43.440 noticed that the
00:58:44.080 news about
00:58:44.780 Israel just 0.88
00:58:46.260 started shrinking?
00:58:48.180 It's like, you
00:58:48.900 know, the first
00:58:49.380 few weeks, it's
00:58:50.280 like, just
00:58:50.960 everything was
00:58:51.660 news.
00:58:52.540 It just
00:58:52.880 started shrinking
00:58:53.460 into, well,
00:58:55.480 they seem to
00:58:56.320 have a hospital
00:58:56.860 now.
00:58:58.340 Like, it
00:58:59.480 just gets
00:58:59.840 smaller and
00:59:00.360 smaller.
00:59:01.200 But, you
00:59:01.800 know, it's a
00:59:02.100 war zone, so
00:59:02.760 the real news
00:59:03.700 is being
00:59:04.260 squeezed out.
00:59:06.000 All right.
00:59:08.120 Ukraine just
00:59:08.980 indicted the
00:59:10.520 people that
00:59:11.060 Rudy Giuliani
00:59:11.940 was talking to
00:59:12.720 in Ukraine
00:59:13.340 when Giuliani
00:59:14.900 was trying to
00:59:15.580 find out that
00:59:16.240 Biden was,
00:59:17.080 you know, up to
00:59:17.660 no good in
00:59:18.140 Ukraine and
00:59:18.740 took bribes or
00:59:19.500 something.
00:59:20.300 But the
00:59:20.980 people who
00:59:22.240 were feeding
00:59:23.040 him this
00:59:23.480 information,
00:59:24.240 feeding Giuliani
00:59:25.080 this information,
00:59:25.840 have now been
00:59:27.120 indicted for
00:59:27.780 being Russian
00:59:28.540 agents.
00:59:31.360 That seems
00:59:32.100 kind of
00:59:32.480 convenient,
00:59:33.180 doesn't it?
00:59:35.380 Huh.
00:59:36.500 So just
00:59:37.360 when the
00:59:38.780 Biden crime
00:59:39.460 family, so-called,
00:59:41.940 is really
00:59:42.420 getting the
00:59:42.860 heat, just
00:59:44.300 when they're
00:59:44.620 getting the
00:59:45.120 banking records
00:59:46.480 and, you
00:59:47.680 know, they've
00:59:48.000 got a copy of
00:59:48.600 the check,
00:59:49.620 and it all
00:59:50.320 lines up to
00:59:51.080 show this
00:59:51.780 pattern of
00:59:52.520 behavior, just
00:59:54.000 then, Zelensky,
00:59:56.020 who's having
00:59:56.500 trouble getting
00:59:57.100 funding from
00:59:57.780 the United
00:59:58.120 States, it's
00:59:59.800 almost like he
01:00:00.600 was doing a
01:00:01.080 favor for
01:00:01.700 Biden.
01:00:03.620 It has that
01:00:04.400 quality to it,
01:00:05.140 doesn't it?
01:00:05.440 The timing of
01:00:06.180 it and the
01:00:06.700 nature of it.
01:00:07.720 It feels like
01:00:08.520 he had to do
01:00:10.400 that for
01:00:10.840 Biden so that
01:00:11.580 Biden would
01:00:12.060 fight hard to
01:00:12.920 get him some
01:00:13.420 more funding,
01:00:14.000 huh?
01:00:15.200 So it looks
01:00:15.680 like a big
01:00:16.060 old coincidence.
01:00:17.680 Yeah.
01:00:18.360 Do you believe
01:00:18.980 that these three
01:00:19.580 people were
01:00:20.400 actually Russian
01:00:22.520 agents trying
01:00:25.560 to, you
01:00:26.420 know, fool
01:00:27.680 Giuliani?
01:00:28.740 Could be.
01:00:30.140 Actually, that
01:00:30.900 part I would
01:00:31.740 think might be
01:00:32.620 true.
01:00:33.380 But do you
01:00:33.940 think nobody
01:00:34.500 knew this two
01:00:35.500 years ago?
01:00:37.380 Do you think
01:00:37.920 Zelensky's just 0.82
01:00:38.980 finding this out,
01:00:40.420 that these three
01:00:41.300 had connections?
01:00:42.880 Probably not.
01:00:44.400 It does seem to
01:00:45.260 me that the
01:00:45.800 timing is such
01:00:46.720 that maybe
01:00:48.620 Zelensky was
01:00:49.420 holding back a
01:00:50.160 favor.
01:00:51.560 You know what
01:00:51.980 I mean?
01:00:52.900 Like, maybe I've
01:00:54.160 got a few favors
01:00:55.020 I can hold back
01:00:55.940 unless I'm
01:00:56.400 getting what I
01:00:56.900 want.
01:00:58.960 Anyway, it
01:00:59.560 looks sketchy
01:01:00.120 to me.
01:01:02.040 In the worst
01:01:03.160 news of the
01:01:03.800 day, Dana
01:01:05.620 Carvey's son
01:01:06.480 died of an
01:01:07.520 overdose.
01:01:08.360 We don't know
01:01:08.840 if fentanyl was
01:01:09.560 involved, but
01:01:10.240 you do assume.
01:01:12.660 Now, Dana
01:01:13.300 Carvey's son
01:01:14.220 was in his
01:01:15.100 early 30s,
01:01:16.300 and you know
01:01:18.140 I have some
01:01:18.760 experience with
01:01:19.640 this five
01:01:20.040 years ago.
01:01:20.520 My step
01:01:20.960 son had
01:01:22.120 an OD,
01:01:23.280 died.
01:01:24.800 And Dana
01:01:28.520 Carvey,
01:01:29.560 comedian Dana
01:01:30.280 Carvey.
01:01:31.980 Anyway, now
01:01:35.340 I don't know
01:01:35.740 the exact
01:01:36.260 timing of
01:01:36.940 this, but I
01:01:39.300 believe that
01:01:39.800 Dana Carvey
01:01:40.400 lives in the
01:01:41.100 North Bay
01:01:41.680 above San
01:01:42.900 Francisco.
01:01:43.360 So there is
01:01:46.480 some chance,
01:01:47.500 and I don't
01:01:47.880 know this to
01:01:48.400 be true,
01:01:49.560 there's some
01:01:50.000 chance that
01:01:50.520 President Xi
01:01:51.220 was talking to
01:01:53.020 Biden about
01:01:53.700 cracking down
01:01:54.400 on fentanyl
01:01:55.140 while this
01:01:56.920 tragedy was
01:01:57.640 happening
01:01:58.080 walking distance
01:02:00.640 away.
01:02:02.320 That might have
01:02:03.420 actually been
01:02:03.920 happening.
01:02:06.640 So there's
01:02:07.780 nothing to say
01:02:08.360 about that
01:02:08.860 except it's the
01:02:09.560 height of
01:02:09.900 terrible.
01:02:10.240 terrible.
01:02:12.440 You can't get
01:02:13.540 much more
01:02:13.940 terrible than
01:02:14.500 that.
01:02:15.980 So I guess
01:02:16.680 that's the
01:02:17.040 main thing to
01:02:17.540 say about
01:02:17.880 that, the
01:02:19.020 height of
01:02:19.340 terrible.
01:02:20.820 So I
01:02:23.520 guess we
01:02:26.020 can say that
01:02:26.500 we feel bad
01:02:27.700 and we
01:02:28.020 sympathize and
01:02:28.640 we empathize.
01:02:29.320 Of course we
01:02:29.740 do.
01:02:30.640 But what
01:02:31.960 will help the
01:02:32.320 next one?
01:02:32.680 the next
01:02:34.600 ODs
01:02:35.080 already
01:02:35.320 happen.
01:02:36.760 There will
01:02:37.080 be over
01:02:37.940 100 of
01:02:38.460 them today.
01:02:40.220 So today
01:02:40.680 there will
01:02:40.900 be over
01:02:41.200 100 of
01:02:41.600 them.
01:02:42.160 Do you
01:02:42.460 believe that
01:02:43.020 China is 0.85
01:02:44.040 going to do
01:02:44.440 anything about
01:02:45.220 fentanyl?
01:02:45.880 Apparently they
01:02:46.420 agreed that
01:02:46.960 they would
01:02:47.280 President Xi.
01:02:49.060 Now what he
01:02:50.460 negotiated was
01:02:51.600 there's some
01:02:52.060 lab over in
01:02:53.340 China that 0.98
01:02:54.680 was having
01:02:55.700 restrictions from
01:02:56.760 America and
01:02:58.020 he negotiated to
01:02:58.960 get that lab
01:02:59.640 freed up because
01:03:00.540 he needed the
01:03:01.160 lab to
01:03:02.720 test to do
01:03:04.360 something to
01:03:04.900 make sure that
01:03:05.480 no fentanyl got
01:03:06.400 to the United
01:03:06.880 States.
01:03:08.000 Does any of
01:03:08.640 that sound
01:03:09.020 true?
01:03:10.100 Like that's
01:03:10.580 the story.
01:03:11.960 But does any
01:03:12.720 of that sound
01:03:13.280 true?
01:03:14.100 It doesn't even
01:03:14.680 sound a little
01:03:15.200 bit true.
01:03:16.560 Do you know
01:03:17.180 what it would
01:03:17.480 take to stop
01:03:18.140 the fentanyl
01:03:18.820 flow?
01:03:20.120 They actually
01:03:21.020 know the names
01:03:21.740 of the people
01:03:22.200 in charge of
01:03:22.880 the companies
01:03:24.040 making the
01:03:24.860 stuff.
01:03:26.580 We can hand
01:03:27.800 them the name
01:03:28.520 of the actual
01:03:29.500 Chinese citizen
01:03:30.520 who's the
01:03:31.540 criminal.
01:03:33.520 Do you think
01:03:34.280 they needed a
01:03:34.900 lab?
01:03:36.500 They don't
01:03:37.100 need a lab. 0.71
01:03:38.920 They needed
01:03:39.380 the name of
01:03:40.020 the criminal.
01:03:41.340 They know
01:03:41.700 where he
01:03:41.980 lives.
01:03:42.480 They know
01:03:42.720 what he
01:03:42.900 makes.
01:03:45.520 Because
01:03:45.840 America knows.
01:03:47.460 America has 0.83
01:03:48.260 actually publicized
01:03:49.320 the name of
01:03:50.400 the fentanyl
01:03:51.020 kingpins in
01:03:51.720 China.
01:03:52.600 There's no
01:03:53.000 mystery to
01:03:54.460 what you need
01:03:54.960 to do.
01:03:55.960 And somehow
01:03:56.360 Biden negotiated
01:03:57.500 away some
01:03:59.000 kind of sanctions
01:04:00.160 in the lab.
01:04:02.780 Like, did he
01:04:03.400 really believe
01:04:04.120 that had
01:04:04.460 something to
01:04:05.000 do with
01:04:05.420 whether or
01:04:06.120 not China
01:04:06.580 can find
01:04:07.080 this one
01:04:07.500 family, I
01:04:09.260 guess?
01:04:11.240 What, is
01:04:11.720 the guy in
01:04:12.080 hiding?
01:04:12.580 Do you think
01:04:12.920 that China 0.93
01:04:13.360 can't find a
01:04:14.060 citizen?
01:04:16.140 Does anybody
01:04:16.660 believe that
01:04:17.800 China can't 1.00
01:04:18.400 find a
01:04:18.800 specific
01:04:19.240 citizen
01:04:19.740 that's
01:04:21.420 specified?
01:04:22.000 No, of
01:04:22.280 course they
01:04:22.620 can.
01:04:22.800 Yeah.
01:04:24.400 So I don't
01:04:24.940 believe anything
01:04:25.840 that Xi says
01:04:26.840 about stopping
01:04:27.500 fentanyl.
01:04:28.020 Because he
01:04:28.660 made exactly
01:04:29.360 the same
01:04:29.880 promise to
01:04:31.780 Trump and
01:04:34.020 did nothing.
01:04:35.880 Now, I do
01:04:36.760 think he
01:04:37.180 made a
01:04:38.200 death sentence
01:04:38.820 to make
01:04:39.220 fentanyl, but
01:04:40.520 it didn't
01:04:40.920 cover all
01:04:41.360 the changes
01:04:42.260 they can
01:04:42.660 make to
01:04:42.940 the precursors.
01:04:43.820 They just
01:04:44.140 tweak it a
01:04:44.600 little bit and
01:04:45.580 the law
01:04:45.920 doesn't cover
01:04:46.520 it.
01:04:47.460 That's why
01:04:48.140 it's not
01:04:48.900 about them
01:04:49.360 changing the
01:04:49.960 laws, because
01:04:51.260 that won't
01:04:51.620 get there.
01:04:52.640 And it's
01:04:52.920 not about
01:04:53.280 having a
01:04:53.700 lab that
01:04:54.100 can test
01:04:54.540 anything.
01:04:55.900 You don't
01:04:56.600 need it.
01:04:57.680 You know
01:04:58.220 who the
01:04:58.620 perpetrator
01:04:59.160 is.
01:05:00.040 Just kill
01:05:00.520 them.
01:05:01.920 Just kill
01:05:02.440 them.
01:05:03.480 Why would
01:05:04.040 that be
01:05:04.320 hard?
01:05:07.400 All right.
01:05:08.920 So, ladies 1.00
01:05:09.820 and gentlemen,
01:05:11.580 that completes
01:05:13.400 the best
01:05:15.500 live stream
01:05:16.000 you're going
01:05:16.280 to see
01:05:16.500 today.
01:05:18.140 And
01:05:18.500 what?
01:05:24.440 All right.
01:05:25.080 anything
01:05:27.700 else I
01:05:28.060 forgot?
01:05:34.140 Bank
01:05:34.580 info to
01:05:35.220 see how
01:05:35.460 much
01:05:35.620 they're
01:05:35.820 paid.
01:05:36.240 Yeah.
01:05:40.900 I wouldn't
01:05:41.700 suggest I
01:05:42.220 don't
01:05:42.360 interview the
01:05:42.880 family
01:05:43.180 workspace.
01:05:44.040 What?
01:05:46.400 Yeah.
01:05:47.300 Exxon is
01:05:48.200 entering the
01:05:49.580 lithium battery
01:05:50.780 business,
01:05:51.360 huh?
01:05:52.140 Digging in
01:05:52.820 Arkansas.
01:05:55.080 CWSA is
01:05:58.580 Coffee with
01:05:59.260 Scott Adams.
01:06:00.120 That's what
01:06:00.460 this show
01:06:00.900 is.
01:06:02.460 I got
01:06:03.120 really tired
01:06:03.860 of typing
01:06:04.400 it, and
01:06:05.660 I thought,
01:06:06.140 well, I'll
01:06:06.520 leave some
01:06:06.880 mysteries so
01:06:07.380 you can
01:06:07.540 figure out
01:06:07.920 what it
01:06:08.120 is.
01:06:10.160 So I
01:06:10.660 left you
01:06:10.960 some mystery
01:06:11.440 and you
01:06:11.920 fell for
01:06:12.280 it.
01:06:13.980 I was
01:06:14.500 going to
01:06:14.700 say,
01:06:15.260 you know,
01:06:15.920 welcome all
01:06:17.300 colonizers
01:06:17.980 and those
01:06:19.820 who love
01:06:20.220 colonizers.
01:06:20.860 I think
01:06:24.500 what the
01:06:24.800 problem was
01:06:25.400 with the
01:06:26.120 ADL is
01:06:27.660 that once
01:06:29.980 the ADL
01:06:31.060 started
01:06:31.860 supporting
01:06:32.460 people who
01:06:33.640 had the
01:06:34.160 colonizer
01:06:34.900 oppressor
01:06:35.740 model,
01:06:36.740 there was
01:06:37.580 no way
01:06:37.940 that was
01:06:38.300 going to
01:06:38.580 come back
01:06:39.020 on Israel.
01:06:40.720 You get
01:06:41.400 that?
01:06:42.280 As soon
01:06:42.700 as the
01:06:42.980 ADL
01:06:43.400 bought
01:06:43.660 into the
01:06:44.160 oppressor
01:06:44.700 oppressed
01:06:45.120 colonizer
01:06:45.960 model,
01:06:46.440 which they
01:06:46.740 did prior
01:06:47.640 to 2020,
01:06:48.740 that guaranteed
01:06:49.880 that Israel
01:06:51.720 would come
01:06:52.120 to the
01:06:52.400 crosshairs
01:06:52.880 as an
01:06:53.600 accused
01:06:54.540 colonizer.
01:06:55.900 So the
01:06:56.800 facts don't
01:06:57.320 matter,
01:06:57.980 so we're
01:06:58.240 not arguing
01:06:58.720 any facts,
01:06:59.700 we're just
01:07:00.200 saying that
01:07:00.580 that's what
01:07:00.940 the accusation
01:07:01.600 would be.
01:07:05.420 All right,
01:07:06.400 thanks for
01:07:06.960 joining YouTube.
01:07:08.220 I will see
01:07:08.960 you tomorrow
01:07:09.440 for more
01:07:10.000 amazing content.
01:07:11.940 See you
01:07:12.300 there.