Real Coffee with Scott Adams - November 30, 2023


Episode 2308 Scott Adams: CWSA 11⧸30⧸23 Elon Musk Tries Honesty, Biden Decomposes, More Fun


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In this episode of Coffee with Scott Adams, I talk about how to get rid of food cravings and addictions, and why you should never be hungry while working on a diet. I also talk about a new discovery that could explain why the pyramids are where they are.

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00:00:00.000 Do, do, do.
00:00:02.760 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.
00:00:08.320 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams, because that's what we're going to do.
00:00:11.780 And if you'd like to take this situation up to levels that nobody can even understand
00:00:18.220 with their human little brains, all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass,
00:00:21.640 a tank or a chalice or a stein, a canteen, a jug or a flask, a vessel of unkind.
00:00:26.600 Fill it with your favorite liquid.
00:00:28.120 I like coffee, and join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine at the end of the day,
00:00:33.620 the thing that makes everything better.
00:00:34.760 It's called the simultaneous sip, and it happens now.
00:00:45.020 It's going to be way better if I put on my microphone.
00:00:48.880 I have a trick for remembering to put on my microphone.
00:00:52.140 What I do is I leave it in the middle of my working surface so that there's no way in the world
00:01:00.440 that I could not notice that it's on.
00:01:03.240 And then as soon as I get my printed notes, I've got to put them down, and the microphone's in the way.
00:01:10.160 So I move it down the way.
00:01:13.240 And then later you say, why can't we hear you?
00:01:15.560 Because my trick to remember doesn't work.
00:01:20.200 It doesn't work at all.
00:01:21.040 I need a new trick.
00:01:23.020 Well, there are a bunch of interesting things.
00:01:25.660 I'll just go over them quickly.
00:01:27.400 There's a new discovery using a radar that there was some ancient waterway
00:01:33.420 that snaked from the Nile to where the pyramids are.
00:01:38.120 And you can't see any signs of these ancient waterways, but apparently they were massive.
00:01:44.360 So that might be the big explanation of why the pyramids are where they are,
00:01:49.800 because they had massive waterways to transport all the materials and stuff that they needed.
00:01:55.360 Now, isn't that interesting?
00:01:57.660 To think that the pyramids were right next to a big tributary of the Nile,
00:02:04.180 and that once that tributary dried up, we had no idea, like, how they got those rocks.
00:02:11.900 Might have been the answer.
00:02:13.140 I guess you already knew that one.
00:02:14.940 I saw an Andrew Huberman clip in which he had some guests saying that
00:02:18.860 your dopamine resets in 30 days.
00:02:23.480 So if there's something you're addicted to,
00:02:26.120 if you can stay off it for 30 days,
00:02:28.440 your dopamine will get back to where you want it.
00:02:32.020 So, in other words, if you can keep off something for 30 days,
00:02:37.760 you'll start to not miss it.
00:02:39.960 Now, I added my own experience,
00:02:42.780 which is, when it comes to food,
00:02:45.340 my experience is it takes about 60 days.
00:02:48.720 Because there's not just your body that has to get acclimated to the dopamine,
00:02:54.160 but also your brain.
00:02:55.760 Because you often have a habit.
00:02:58.240 So you're dealing with an addiction and a habit at the same time.
00:03:02.140 Maybe the dopamine goes back after 30 days,
00:03:06.280 but the brain part, where you've got to reach for that thing,
00:03:10.020 in my case it was Diet Cokes.
00:03:12.340 You know, your brain just wants to do a Diet Coke after,
00:03:16.700 let's say, after you exercise or something.
00:03:18.720 You know, my normal triggers.
00:03:20.120 So 60 days to get rid of your habits as well as your dopamine deficiency.
00:03:28.580 And that's why, when I give diet advice,
00:03:32.040 I give it like a hypnotist, not like a nutritionist.
00:03:36.840 So what I tell you is,
00:03:38.520 don't try to quit the quantity of food you eat
00:03:42.540 at the same time you're trying to give up an addictive food.
00:03:46.160 So for example, you should just try to quit one bad food at a time
00:03:52.100 while not making any changes to the volume you eat.
00:03:56.320 Because if you change the volume you're eating,
00:03:59.200 you've got hunger at the moment you're dealing with,
00:04:02.400 you've got a habit you're dealing with,
00:04:04.280 and maybe an addiction.
00:04:05.280 So you've given yourself three problems.
00:04:09.060 You can get rid of one of them by just not being hungry.
00:04:13.240 Eat as much as you want,
00:04:14.820 but make sure that you lose your craving for this one that's extra bad.
00:04:19.000 And then when that craving is gone,
00:04:21.060 two months later, you pick another one.
00:04:23.760 Now, if you did that every two months for one year,
00:04:27.020 imagine you could reduce these six biggest problem foods
00:04:30.780 without really much of an effort,
00:04:33.220 because you would never be hungry.
00:04:35.280 And you'd always be eating things you liked.
00:04:37.360 All the time.
00:04:39.340 So that's my suggestion,
00:04:44.280 is never let yourself be hungry while you're dieting.
00:04:47.940 Just change the mix of things you're eating.
00:04:50.560 All right.
00:04:52.040 But do them one at a time.
00:04:54.440 Don't get rid of all your addictions at the same time.
00:04:57.800 So even getting rid of sugar all at once is tough.
00:05:02.820 But getting rid of that ice cream you eat before you go to sleep,
00:05:07.280 just work on that.
00:05:09.180 And then if you can get that one after two months,
00:05:11.420 maybe work on dessert after dinner.
00:05:14.700 And then just that one.
00:05:16.340 So that'll work for you.
00:05:17.400 Believe me.
00:05:17.740 All right.
00:05:19.820 I was asked on X if hypnosis could be used for breaking addictions,
00:05:26.200 such as drinking and drugs.
00:05:28.840 And the answer is,
00:05:29.840 I'll give you the answer that my hypnosis teacher taught me,
00:05:32.860 which has basically changed my life.
00:05:36.780 You know, you've heard this in another context,
00:05:39.560 but in a hypnosis context, it's really strong.
00:05:41.920 So my hypnosis instructor taught me this,
00:05:45.780 which I've seen to be true my entire life,
00:05:48.160 that when somebody has decided to quit their addiction,
00:05:53.560 drinking, drugs, food, smoking, whatever it is,
00:05:56.900 when they've decided to quit,
00:05:58.600 it doesn't matter what method they use.
00:06:01.480 They could use hypnosis and it would work.
00:06:04.120 Totally it would work.
00:06:05.520 They could use reading a book that gives them some tips.
00:06:09.180 Totally it would work.
00:06:10.120 They could say, oh, I did it my way.
00:06:13.280 I went to a desert island.
00:06:15.560 That would work.
00:06:16.960 It all works.
00:06:18.300 Once you've decided, everything works.
00:06:22.240 But you might want to do something.
00:06:24.060 In other words, don't do nothing.
00:06:25.880 It probably helps that you pick some method you're comfortable with.
00:06:29.360 But the flip side of that is when you only want to quit,
00:06:32.840 no method works.
00:06:34.660 Let me say that again.
00:06:36.180 When you want to quit your addiction,
00:06:38.040 but it's not a decision,
00:06:40.120 it's just something you really want.
00:06:42.740 No method works.
00:06:45.080 Let me say that like five more times.
00:06:48.040 If you haven't decided to quit,
00:06:50.120 you just want it,
00:06:51.500 no method works.
00:06:52.940 No method works.
00:06:54.340 No method works.
00:06:55.320 No method works.
00:06:56.020 That's the thing you have to get right is the decision.
00:07:01.640 All right.
00:07:02.440 Rasmussen had a poll of Arkansas voters
00:07:07.080 and what they think about paper ballots versus machines.
00:07:10.860 And by two to one,
00:07:12.260 the Arkansas people wanted paper ballots.
00:07:14.760 But here's the weird part.
00:07:17.640 31% opposed having only hand-marked ballots.
00:07:23.420 In other words,
00:07:24.140 31% of people in Arkansas prefer machines.
00:07:28.360 Do you have any reason?
00:07:32.180 Why?
00:07:34.820 Does anybody have any reason?
00:07:37.300 Have you ever heard of any reason?
00:07:40.560 I've never heard one.
00:07:41.680 Because it's not a reason that you can't do it in time.
00:07:47.060 That's just a manpower or human power thing.
00:07:50.600 Right?
00:07:50.840 There's no problem about getting it done in time.
00:07:53.540 100% of experts would agree
00:07:55.580 that you can have a fair and secure
00:07:59.440 and well-audited election.
00:08:01.560 100% of experts would agree
00:08:04.840 that adding a complicated new technology
00:08:08.220 could give you problems on voting day, of course.
00:08:12.640 But also questions about what's happening within the machine
00:08:15.800 if people can't tell.
00:08:17.560 So there's a public perception problem.
00:08:20.320 So even if the machines are perfect,
00:08:23.540 the public has trouble telling.
00:08:25.660 So there's an audit problem.
00:08:26.660 So I just can't understand
00:08:32.440 how in the world
00:08:34.300 nearly a third of people in Arkansas,
00:08:37.880 especially a Republican kind of state,
00:08:40.820 what argument do they have
00:08:42.740 for not having paper ballots
00:08:45.280 and also having electronic machines?
00:08:47.180 Have you ever heard the argument?
00:08:54.100 Machines with a time stamp?
00:08:55.660 But still, machines introduce
00:08:57.920 an extra level of complication, right?
00:09:02.540 Lots of Democrats.
00:09:04.680 But do you think it's...
00:09:05.860 Let me ask you guys.
00:09:07.220 Do you think it's because 30% are uninformed
00:09:10.640 about the advantages and disadvantages?
00:09:13.920 Is that all it is?
00:09:14.800 They're just uninformed?
00:09:17.020 Probably.
00:09:18.720 All right.
00:09:19.980 So, you know, this whole Seth Rich thing
00:09:22.240 is bubbling up again
00:09:23.280 because I guess
00:09:24.160 through some Freedom of Information Act
00:09:27.280 we'll soon have access
00:09:29.160 to what his laptop said.
00:09:31.340 Now, I don't expect
00:09:32.440 anything interesting to come of that.
00:09:36.020 According to a thing called the news,
00:09:39.980 the idea that Seth Rich
00:09:42.080 had been giving stuff to WikiLeaks
00:09:46.300 and that therefore that's why he got killed,
00:09:49.000 that that came literally
00:09:50.160 from a Russian disinformation.
00:09:53.920 That's the first time I heard that.
00:09:57.000 And that the story is
00:09:58.780 that it was Russian disinformation
00:10:00.220 and Hannity, 0.99
00:10:03.520 Sean Hannity on Fox,
00:10:05.040 is the primary one
00:10:06.120 who turned it into a thing
00:10:07.340 and that there was never anything to it.
00:10:10.620 How many of you think
00:10:14.300 that that's a true statement
00:10:16.480 of what happened?
00:10:17.640 That there's no evidence anywhere,
00:10:19.520 there's no document,
00:10:20.920 there's no testimony,
00:10:22.500 no evidence,
00:10:23.740 that WikiLeaks
00:10:24.440 ever got anything from Seth Rich?
00:10:28.680 Don't believe it?
00:10:32.000 Well, I'll tell you where I'm at.
00:10:35.840 This is not one
00:10:37.520 I'd be inclined to believe.
00:10:38.860 I'm not inclined to believe it.
00:10:41.200 But we do live in a world
00:10:42.300 where most of the conspiracy theories
00:10:44.960 have turned out to be real.
00:10:46.820 You know, maybe like 55% of them
00:10:49.160 or something.
00:10:50.900 So,
00:10:54.200 it's sort of squarely
00:10:55.420 in the category
00:10:56.120 of anything's possible,
00:10:57.820 isn't it?
00:10:59.340 Yeah, just sort of anything's possible.
00:11:02.000 I don't know.
00:11:04.740 But I'd love to see Hannity
00:11:06.700 respond to the claim
00:11:08.100 that the entire thing
00:11:09.760 was based on one Russian,
00:11:12.060 known Russian disinformation
00:11:14.480 because there was a fake document
00:11:16.460 that they say they traced to Russia.
00:11:19.400 It doesn't exactly sound
00:11:21.340 like you could believe
00:11:23.660 either side of this.
00:11:25.540 Yeah, there's a lot of lack
00:11:27.220 of credibility in this story.
00:11:29.200 Well, Gallup has a poll
00:11:30.780 about how independent voters
00:11:32.600 are thinking about Biden.
00:11:35.160 I'm going to ask you
00:11:37.600 to see if you can guess
00:11:39.240 if the independent voters,
00:11:42.280 well, what percent do you think
00:11:44.200 did not think
00:11:46.940 that Biden's ruining the economy?
00:11:50.020 Very good guess.
00:11:50.980 Yeah, about a quarter.
00:11:52.040 About a quarter.
00:11:53.200 That's correct.
00:11:54.540 All right.
00:11:54.800 How many of the independents
00:11:56.600 thought he's doing
00:11:58.080 a pretty good job
00:11:58.900 in the Middle East?
00:12:00.500 Oh, right again.
00:12:01.540 25 percent.
00:12:03.000 Yeah, it's right around 25 percent.
00:12:06.040 How about
00:12:06.820 what percentage of the public
00:12:09.080 thinks he's doing good
00:12:10.660 in foreign affairs in general?
00:12:12.720 Foreign affairs in general.
00:12:14.620 Well, how do you keep doing this?
00:12:15.820 You're right again.
00:12:17.260 Yeah, 28 percent,
00:12:18.420 but you're very, very close.
00:12:19.960 Very close.
00:12:21.280 Wow.
00:12:21.660 Wow.
00:12:21.740 You are the smartest audience
00:12:24.860 I've ever seen.
00:12:27.560 And it should be noted
00:12:29.360 that many of you
00:12:30.020 have the right answers
00:12:30.880 before I ask the question.
00:12:33.140 That's something
00:12:33.700 you're not going to see
00:12:34.360 on Alex Jones.
00:12:36.080 No.
00:12:37.160 Nope.
00:12:37.700 Only here.
00:12:39.740 Can Steven Crowder
00:12:40.800 have people get the right answer
00:12:42.360 before he asks the question?
00:12:43.560 I don't think so.
00:12:44.900 That's only here.
00:12:48.980 Anyway.
00:12:49.460 So James Comer
00:12:52.760 in the House Committee
00:12:54.620 Oversight Group,
00:12:57.440 he released an email.
00:12:59.260 He says that the
00:13:00.300 bank money laundering investigator,
00:13:03.600 so there was a bank employee
00:13:05.640 who was an investigator
00:13:07.540 for looking into,
00:13:08.840 you know,
00:13:09.260 allegations of money laundering
00:13:11.140 within their bank.
00:13:12.060 He raised concerns
00:13:14.600 back in 2018
00:13:15.660 about unusual financial activity
00:13:18.820 from China
00:13:19.760 going into the Biden accounts.
00:13:25.160 Now,
00:13:26.420 apparently the government
00:13:27.580 has known about this,
00:13:29.040 and at least a bank
00:13:30.080 has known about it.
00:13:31.160 I'm sure it was reported.
00:13:33.520 Since 2018.
00:13:37.360 Basically,
00:13:38.120 everybody knew since 2018.
00:13:39.560 When I say everybody,
00:13:40.820 I mean everybody
00:13:41.380 who mattered
00:13:42.320 in the deep state
00:13:44.040 government situation.
00:13:45.840 Now,
00:13:46.520 would you say
00:13:48.500 that
00:13:49.200 Biden is staying in power
00:13:52.540 because he thinks
00:13:53.700 he's the best
00:13:54.640 candidate for the job?
00:13:57.940 I don't think so.
00:13:59.820 Do you think it's because
00:14:00.940 he's got plenty of energy left
00:14:02.640 and he thinks
00:14:03.240 that his health is perfect
00:14:04.600 or at least good enough,
00:14:06.200 and there's no real problem,
00:14:07.860 and he beat Trump before,
00:14:09.080 so it just makes sense?
00:14:11.420 No.
00:14:13.480 Nobody believes that.
00:14:15.140 Nope.
00:14:15.840 So why is he staying in office?
00:14:18.180 Is it because
00:14:18.900 they don't have
00:14:19.600 a good backup?
00:14:21.860 No.
00:14:22.760 Not really.
00:14:24.120 Because they have
00:14:24.860 at least people
00:14:25.520 who can walk and talk
00:14:26.560 and stand upright.
00:14:28.140 Of course they have
00:14:28.800 better candidates.
00:14:30.000 Of course they do.
00:14:31.800 Now,
00:14:33.600 I think I've narrowed it
00:14:35.180 down to two possibilities,
00:14:36.320 and maybe it's both.
00:14:39.100 Number one is that
00:14:40.200 he's the most
00:14:40.920 blackmailable president
00:14:42.260 we've had in a long time,
00:14:44.140 although I suspect
00:14:44.920 they all are,
00:14:46.480 and that
00:14:48.040 he's being blackmailed
00:14:49.960 by some members
00:14:51.020 of the intelligence community
00:14:52.480 or something
00:14:53.260 just so that
00:14:55.020 they'll let him
00:14:55.600 stay alive
00:14:56.540 and then in jail.
00:14:58.060 So it's the ideal situation
00:14:59.980 if you're
00:15:00.540 an intelligence branch
00:15:01.980 of a government
00:15:03.180 to have the most
00:15:05.140 blackmailable person 0.89
00:15:06.500 as the leader.
00:15:08.080 You can't
00:15:08.900 do better than that
00:15:10.360 if you're the head
00:15:11.480 of the intelligence agencies.
00:15:14.360 But,
00:15:14.960 on top of that,
00:15:16.300 he's got to stay in power
00:15:17.400 to stay in a jail.
00:15:19.960 Not just from the blackmail,
00:15:22.240 but he's got to keep
00:15:23.300 his pardoned abilities,
00:15:24.800 and he's got to keep
00:15:25.500 his ability
00:15:26.020 to prevent people
00:15:27.340 from investigating
00:15:29.000 carefully.
00:15:30.060 because,
00:15:32.040 you know,
00:15:32.200 they might fear
00:15:32.820 that if he's in office again,
00:15:34.220 he'll get retribution
00:15:35.080 so they can't go hard
00:15:36.360 at any of his family.
00:15:38.380 So,
00:15:39.020 how in the world
00:15:40.520 could he win
00:15:41.300 when you
00:15:43.340 no doubt
00:15:43.940 have somebody like Trump
00:15:45.060 who would say
00:15:46.200 these things
00:15:47.460 out loud?
00:15:49.560 You know,
00:15:49.840 where's the part
00:15:50.400 where Trump says
00:15:51.280 what I said?
00:15:52.960 Let's be serious,
00:15:54.040 people.
00:15:54.940 You know he's not
00:15:55.840 running because he believes
00:15:57.180 he's healthy enough.
00:15:58.580 You all know that.
00:16:00.060 Jill knows it.
00:16:01.540 The public knows it.
00:16:02.800 So it's not because
00:16:03.600 he's healthy enough
00:16:04.380 to do the job.
00:16:06.560 It's not because
00:16:07.460 he's the only good candidate
00:16:08.660 the Democrats can muster.
00:16:10.720 They've got some
00:16:11.500 solid candidates.
00:16:12.580 I mean,
00:16:12.800 they could.
00:16:13.780 They could.
00:16:15.780 So I think that
00:16:16.960 Trump could say
00:16:17.580 this directly,
00:16:18.520 or, you know,
00:16:19.440 Vivek,
00:16:19.960 or anybody who's running,
00:16:21.580 could just say,
00:16:22.760 you've sort of
00:16:23.840 narrowed it down
00:16:24.500 to you're either
00:16:25.340 blackmailed,
00:16:26.800 or you're just
00:16:27.500 trying to stay
00:16:28.060 in a jail,
00:16:28.600 and that's kind
00:16:29.460 of the whole story.
00:16:31.180 Now,
00:16:31.600 it is kind of
00:16:32.300 a point in time,
00:16:34.000 which is weird,
00:16:35.220 that you could make
00:16:35.880 the same argument
00:16:36.640 about Trump,
00:16:38.100 that he needs to win
00:16:40.160 to make sure
00:16:40.680 he stays out of jail,
00:16:42.000 because that's
00:16:43.060 probably true.
00:16:44.340 So we have
00:16:44.980 two presidential candidates
00:16:46.400 who are probably
00:16:47.340 going to run
00:16:47.880 against each other,
00:16:49.280 if the polls are correct,
00:16:51.040 primarily to stay
00:16:52.460 out of jail.
00:16:52.920 Now,
00:16:55.600 Trump has also
00:16:56.480 a revenge motive,
00:16:57.700 and he's Trump,
00:16:58.260 and he likes to win,
00:16:59.180 and he wants the country
00:17:00.160 to do well,
00:17:00.760 so he has lots of motives.
00:17:02.160 But one of them,
00:17:03.080 I'll bet,
00:17:04.280 I'll bet one of them
00:17:05.160 is staying out of jail,
00:17:06.700 you know,
00:17:06.960 top five.
00:17:09.380 So,
00:17:10.300 good work,
00:17:11.040 America.
00:17:13.760 The American system
00:17:15.000 got us to here.
00:17:17.520 That's where we ended up.
00:17:19.320 Great job.
00:17:19.900 All right. 0.96
00:17:23.500 If I ever get murdered,
00:17:25.700 I don't want it
00:17:26.640 to be in an ironic
00:17:27.880 kind of way
00:17:29.480 that people do a story
00:17:30.500 because it was
00:17:31.080 kind of funny.
00:17:32.680 You know,
00:17:33.240 tragic.
00:17:34.180 Tragic,
00:17:34.680 of course.
00:17:35.600 But sometimes funny.
00:17:37.280 For example,
00:17:39.740 if I were
00:17:40.560 murdered 0.93
00:17:42.060 by a talking dog,
00:17:44.740 you know,
00:17:44.940 I do a comic
00:17:45.840 where there's
00:17:46.380 a talking dog,
00:17:47.960 well,
00:17:48.200 that would be
00:17:48.580 in the news
00:17:49.040 for sure.
00:17:49.900 I mean,
00:17:50.680 I suppose I'd be
00:17:51.380 newsworthy either way.
00:17:52.880 But I don't want
00:17:54.580 the story to be
00:17:55.480 how funny it is
00:17:56.440 the way I died.
00:17:58.060 It can't be ironic.
00:17:59.740 I just want to go
00:18:00.500 some natural way.
00:18:02.180 I don't want to be
00:18:03.220 like this L.A.
00:18:04.360 social justice advocate
00:18:05.660 who was killed
00:18:07.500 when a homeless woman 0.90
00:18:08.920 broke into his home
00:18:09.880 and filled him 0.61
00:18:10.420 with bullets.
00:18:10.920 so Jamila Elena
00:18:14.260 Mikkel 0.63
00:18:15.760 is the suspect
00:18:17.360 went into his home
00:18:19.340 and shot him to death. 0.91
00:18:21.520 So that's who he was. 0.78
00:18:23.620 That's the
00:18:24.300 homeless community
00:18:25.880 is who he was
00:18:26.500 trying to help.
00:18:28.740 If only there had been
00:18:29.980 some way to avoid this.
00:18:31.660 If only.
00:18:33.240 What could he have done
00:18:34.340 differently?
00:18:34.820 I don't know.
00:18:37.380 Can't think of a thing.
00:18:39.500 Cenk,
00:18:40.200 Cenk,
00:18:41.080 Cenk Uyghur,
00:18:43.680 he's running for
00:18:44.980 the nomination
00:18:46.420 to be the Democrat
00:18:47.460 running for president.
00:18:48.540 and he's saying
00:18:51.260 he's choosing to run
00:18:53.860 to keep out 0.60
00:18:54.380 all other major,
00:18:55.420 well he's keeping out
00:18:56.520 other challengers
00:18:57.660 at a time when
00:18:58.960 three quarters of the country
00:19:00.000 didn't want him to run
00:19:01.080 and Cenk says
00:19:04.120 it will be seen
00:19:05.020 if Biden stays in
00:19:06.960 and he loses,
00:19:08.500 it will be seen
00:19:09.080 as one of the most
00:19:09.680 selfish acts
00:19:10.580 in American history.
00:19:12.220 He's practically
00:19:12.980 handing the country
00:19:13.880 over to Trump.
00:19:16.640 Well,
00:19:17.180 he's right.
00:19:18.540 But what is behind
00:19:20.180 the selfishness?
00:19:22.000 I don't think
00:19:22.640 the selfishness
00:19:23.460 is he wants
00:19:24.340 to be a two-term president.
00:19:27.300 Biden might be
00:19:28.300 the first
00:19:29.180 legitimate
00:19:30.280 president
00:19:32.140 who said
00:19:33.060 one term is fine.
00:19:34.340 I don't know
00:19:34.640 if anybody ever said that.
00:19:36.000 But he might be
00:19:36.680 the only person
00:19:37.300 who ever legitimately
00:19:38.300 expected to
00:19:40.080 and wanted to have
00:19:41.260 one term.
00:19:42.640 Might be the only one
00:19:43.820 because of his age.
00:19:45.500 I think he still wishes
00:19:46.940 he had one term.
00:19:48.540 That's my assumption
00:19:50.240 based on observation
00:19:51.300 of his health
00:19:52.100 and his performance.
00:19:53.760 But can't read his mind
00:19:55.800 so you never know.
00:19:58.080 I guess the U.S.
00:19:58.840 set a new record
00:19:59.660 with 15%
00:20:00.680 of our current population
00:20:01.780 is made up
00:20:02.420 of immigrants.
00:20:03.760 4.5 million
00:20:04.860 new immigrants
00:20:05.420 settled since
00:20:06.080 Biden took office
00:20:07.000 and there are now
00:20:09.460 almost 50 million
00:20:11.020 immigrants
00:20:11.620 both legal
00:20:12.400 and illegal
00:20:13.080 residing in the country.
00:20:15.700 Does that sound like
00:20:16.600 bad news to you?
00:20:19.640 What's your
00:20:20.320 like does your brain
00:20:22.220 translate that
00:20:23.020 into bad news?
00:20:25.640 Because I feel like
00:20:26.640 there's some bias
00:20:27.400 in that if you are.
00:20:28.380 I mean like
00:20:32.300 a lot of bias
00:20:33.100 like we would have
00:20:35.880 far fewer
00:20:37.260 gigantic
00:20:38.660 corporations
00:20:39.480 in America
00:20:40.220 like Google
00:20:41.840 and
00:20:42.440 you know
00:20:43.440 things like that
00:20:44.220 if we didn't have
00:20:45.640 this many
00:20:46.160 immigrants.
00:20:47.980 Do you think
00:20:48.680 that the net
00:20:49.520 of 50 million
00:20:50.640 immigrants
00:20:51.220 do you think
00:20:52.380 the net
00:20:52.860 is negative?
00:20:54.300 Does anybody
00:20:57.620 think that?
00:20:58.580 Yes?
00:20:59.780 Okay that's crazy.
00:21:01.940 That's crazy.
00:21:04.520 Most of these
00:21:05.400 are legal
00:21:06.280 immigrants
00:21:06.900 who had
00:21:08.320 the wherewithal
00:21:09.060 to get to
00:21:09.540 America
00:21:10.020 because they
00:21:11.460 wanted to work
00:21:12.100 in this system.
00:21:13.640 Are you kidding
00:21:14.520 me?
00:21:15.800 Let me say
00:21:16.500 this unambiguously.
00:21:18.420 50 million
00:21:19.300 immigrants
00:21:19.860 in the United
00:21:20.340 States
00:21:20.760 is
00:21:22.260 financial
00:21:23.080 gold.
00:21:24.300 That's
00:21:25.840 financial
00:21:26.280 gold.
00:21:28.040 Now
00:21:28.260 hold on
00:21:29.300 if you're
00:21:30.100 shocked by
00:21:30.620 that
00:21:30.960 it's because
00:21:31.900 you're
00:21:32.220 confusing
00:21:32.740 the
00:21:33.080 troublemakers
00:21:33.780 with the
00:21:34.340 average.
00:21:35.520 Don't
00:21:35.880 confuse
00:21:36.760 the
00:21:37.080 troublemakers
00:21:37.760 with the
00:21:39.100 average.
00:21:41.180 The quality
00:21:42.000 of immigrants
00:21:42.940 to the
00:21:43.280 United States
00:21:44.040 is probably
00:21:45.600 unparalleled.
00:21:47.520 Even with
00:21:48.340 as much
00:21:48.720 trouble as
00:21:49.180 we have
00:21:49.560 with the
00:21:49.980 illegal
00:21:50.340 crossings.
00:21:51.380 If you're
00:21:51.780 looking at
00:21:52.140 the whole
00:21:52.520 picture
00:21:52.980 oh my
00:21:54.400 god
00:21:54.700 do we
00:21:54.940 get
00:21:55.100 good
00:21:55.320 immigrants.
00:21:56.900 We get
00:21:57.580 really good
00:21:58.040 immigrants
00:21:58.480 in general.
00:22:00.220 Now at
00:22:00.500 the moment
00:22:00.900 we've got
00:22:01.420 a quality
00:22:02.880 problem
00:22:03.420 because we're
00:22:03.960 not vetting
00:22:04.540 anybody.
00:22:05.460 We're just
00:22:05.680 running over.
00:22:06.440 That's
00:22:06.640 different.
00:22:07.720 And I
00:22:08.180 would grant
00:22:08.660 you if
00:22:09.520 all 50
00:22:10.100 million just
00:22:10.740 ran across
00:22:11.300 the border
00:22:11.700 from every
00:22:12.260 part of
00:22:12.560 the world
00:22:12.960 you don't
00:22:14.280 know which
00:22:14.660 way that
00:22:15.020 goes.
00:22:15.380 but given
00:22:17.900 that most
00:22:18.580 of the
00:22:18.920 immigrants
00:22:19.840 came under
00:22:20.700 some kind
00:22:21.180 of a
00:22:21.420 system
00:22:21.740 where you
00:22:23.100 have to
00:22:23.340 be adding
00:22:23.960 something to
00:22:24.680 the economy
00:22:25.940 you need
00:22:28.720 to get
00:22:29.040 this right.
00:22:30.620 This is
00:22:31.040 something you
00:22:31.460 need to
00:22:31.720 get right.
00:22:32.720 The United
00:22:33.220 States has
00:22:33.760 a declining
00:22:34.440 population.
00:22:36.360 We would
00:22:36.920 be dead
00:22:37.460 without 1.00
00:22:37.760 immigrants.
00:22:39.360 It's the
00:22:39.720 difference
00:22:40.080 between
00:22:40.440 thriving and
00:22:41.400 just being 0.61
00:22:41.860 dead.
00:22:42.360 So I'm
00:22:45.340 saying people
00:22:45.760 disagree with
00:22:46.380 that.
00:22:46.860 If you
00:22:47.180 disagree with
00:22:47.780 that you're
00:22:48.280 completely off
00:22:49.040 base.
00:22:50.240 This is not
00:22:51.180 a matter of
00:22:51.680 opinion.
00:22:53.080 This is not
00:22:53.540 a matter of
00:22:53.980 opinion.
00:22:55.420 I believe
00:22:56.160 100% of
00:22:56.940 economists
00:22:57.560 would agree.
00:22:58.780 100%.
00:22:59.540 Find me one
00:23:01.220 economist who
00:23:01.960 disagrees with
00:23:02.580 me and not
00:23:03.620 about illegal
00:23:04.320 immigration but
00:23:06.080 about the
00:23:06.500 50 million.
00:23:07.720 You will not
00:23:08.320 find one
00:23:08.820 economist left
00:23:09.640 or right who
00:23:10.140 disagrees.
00:23:11.680 I don't
00:23:11.980 think.
00:23:12.360 Now again
00:23:14.860 everybody who
00:23:15.900 has disagreed
00:23:16.480 with me you're
00:23:16.980 having the
00:23:17.340 same problem.
00:23:19.140 You're
00:23:19.560 imagining that
00:23:20.420 the troublemaking
00:23:22.220 group is
00:23:23.660 somehow
00:23:23.940 representative.
00:23:25.180 It's not.
00:23:26.120 Not even
00:23:26.700 close.
00:23:28.660 All right.
00:23:33.580 Kamala was
00:23:34.680 at some
00:23:35.700 event with
00:23:36.980 we'll talk
00:23:37.720 about this
00:23:38.140 event with
00:23:39.180 what's his
00:23:39.880 name?
00:23:40.160 Andrew Ross
00:23:40.780 Sorkin.
00:23:41.160 deal book
00:23:43.060 I guess
00:23:43.400 is the
00:23:43.680 event and
00:23:44.960 Harris was
00:23:45.800 asked by
00:23:46.320 Sorkin to
00:23:48.320 talk about
00:23:49.080 TikTok.
00:23:50.440 Specifically it's
00:23:51.380 danger to the
00:23:52.120 United States
00:23:52.700 and she
00:23:54.280 treaded water
00:23:56.180 for two minutes
00:23:56.980 talking about
00:23:57.660 completely other
00:23:58.400 things and
00:23:59.700 then when he
00:24:00.080 got her back
00:24:00.580 to TikTok
00:24:01.080 she said she
00:24:02.400 didn't want to
00:24:02.840 talk about it.
00:24:04.940 That's the
00:24:05.620 vice president
00:24:06.280 of the United
00:24:06.820 States talking
00:24:08.340 about one
00:24:09.880 of the
00:24:10.160 existential
00:24:10.700 threats to
00:24:11.520 the country
00:24:12.020 no doubt
00:24:13.000 about it
00:24:13.580 which is
00:24:14.160 that China 0.93
00:24:15.060 can push
00:24:15.540 the heat
00:24:15.920 button on
00:24:16.360 anything they
00:24:16.840 want and
00:24:18.160 she's like
00:24:18.580 I don't
00:24:18.920 want to
00:24:19.100 talk about
00:24:19.440 it.
00:24:21.080 Wow.
00:24:22.380 And her
00:24:22.780 family members
00:24:23.520 use it.
00:24:24.300 Of course.
00:24:25.760 Of course.
00:24:27.220 Well the
00:24:27.580 Gaza ceasefire
00:24:28.460 has been
00:24:28.820 extended another
00:24:29.800 day.
00:24:31.120 What does it
00:24:31.720 all mean?
00:24:32.320 What does
00:24:32.580 it mean?
00:24:33.480 Does it
00:24:33.820 mean there's
00:24:34.180 going to be a
00:24:34.640 permanent
00:24:34.920 ceasefire?
00:24:35.480 I doubt
00:24:36.400 it.
00:24:37.700 Netanyahu
00:24:38.220 is saying
00:24:38.680 as clearly
00:24:39.320 as possible
00:24:39.960 today no
00:24:41.140 Hamas will 1.00
00:24:41.880 be completely 0.99
00:24:42.480 destroyed.
00:24:44.180 Whatever we
00:24:45.000 do between
00:24:45.520 now and
00:24:45.960 then don't
00:24:46.520 be confused.
00:24:47.840 It won't
00:24:48.200 look like
00:24:48.700 I'm paraphrasing
00:24:49.480 but it's
00:24:51.120 not going to
00:24:51.500 look like a
00:24:51.940 ceasefire.
00:24:53.360 Whatever we
00:24:54.080 do it ends 0.97
00:24:55.060 with killing 1.00
00:24:55.580 everybody in 0.99
00:24:56.220 Hamas who 0.97
00:24:56.800 was a bad
00:24:57.860 guy.
00:24:59.900 So I
00:25:00.700 think you
00:25:01.160 know delaying
00:25:01.660 for another
00:25:02.000 day if they
00:25:02.680 get some more
00:25:03.200 prisoners back
00:25:04.080 probably a win.
00:25:06.340 The thing I
00:25:07.280 don't understand
00:25:07.920 is I keep
00:25:09.440 hearing people
00:25:10.840 say that Hamas 0.91
00:25:12.060 will rearm
00:25:13.380 themselves because
00:25:14.620 of the
00:25:14.920 ceasefire.
00:25:16.000 Where would
00:25:16.800 they get
00:25:17.140 these arms?
00:25:18.460 Is it because
00:25:19.420 they can more
00:25:20.000 easily get to a
00:25:20.980 different tunnel
00:25:21.700 where there's
00:25:22.200 some arms?
00:25:23.220 Because I
00:25:24.040 doubt they're
00:25:24.480 running out of
00:25:25.040 arms.
00:25:26.500 Aren't the
00:25:26.920 tunnels just
00:25:27.600 full of ammo
00:25:28.600 and arms?
00:25:30.400 I don't know.
00:25:31.540 It seems to me
00:25:32.640 that they've got
00:25:33.240 that area pretty
00:25:34.080 buttoned up.
00:25:34.760 Nobody gets
00:25:35.500 in or out.
00:25:36.480 I don't know
00:25:36.920 how they were
00:25:37.300 going to get
00:25:37.680 any extra
00:25:38.220 arms from
00:25:38.720 the outside.
00:25:40.200 So unless
00:25:40.640 they had some
00:25:41.240 way to repurpose
00:25:42.980 them on the
00:25:43.640 inside I don't
00:25:44.580 know that it
00:25:44.980 would make any
00:25:45.420 difference.
00:25:49.380 So that's
00:25:50.140 just an open
00:25:50.540 question.
00:25:51.560 Did you see
00:25:52.060 the viral
00:25:53.180 thing that
00:25:54.900 happened with
00:25:55.440 North Face,
00:25:56.280 the maker of
00:25:56.960 outdoors
00:25:57.700 clothing?
00:25:59.120 There was
00:25:59.500 some viral
00:26:00.300 TikTok,
00:26:00.780 an attractive 0.55
00:26:03.360 woman who 0.99
00:26:04.140 must have had
00:26:05.120 a big social
00:26:05.680 media presence.
00:26:06.420 I don't know
00:26:06.700 who it was.
00:26:07.840 But she was 0.91
00:26:08.740 up hiking in
00:26:10.720 some remote
00:26:11.320 part of
00:26:11.700 Australia and
00:26:13.340 it was raining
00:26:13.960 and she was
00:26:14.580 wearing a
00:26:15.040 North Face
00:26:15.680 made rain
00:26:16.900 or jacket
00:26:17.600 that I guess
00:26:19.400 she thought
00:26:19.780 might have
00:26:20.080 been a little
00:26:20.400 waterproof but
00:26:21.080 it wasn't.
00:26:21.620 So she was
00:26:22.080 complaining in
00:26:24.220 this remote
00:26:25.100 mountain where
00:26:25.840 there's just
00:26:26.180 nobody else,
00:26:27.300 like all by
00:26:27.740 herself up on
00:26:28.420 this mountain
00:26:28.880 and she's
00:26:29.820 just waterlogged
00:26:30.760 and wet
00:26:31.180 and she's
00:26:32.200 complaining into
00:26:32.960 her phone
00:26:34.300 and she tells
00:26:36.080 North Face
00:26:36.700 that she wants
00:26:37.400 them to bring
00:26:38.280 her a new
00:26:39.900 jacket at the
00:26:40.600 top of the
00:26:40.980 mountain.
00:26:42.820 So North Face,
00:26:45.000 magnificent 1.00
00:26:45.720 bastards that 1.00
00:26:46.660 they are, 1.00
00:26:47.960 immediately
00:26:48.580 leapt into
00:26:49.240 action and
00:26:50.040 managed to
00:26:50.760 get this
00:26:51.600 quick film.
00:26:53.240 They did
00:26:53.600 this so
00:26:53.960 quickly that
00:26:54.680 she was still 0.97
00:26:55.120 at the
00:26:55.380 mountain.
00:26:57.020 They rented
00:26:58.180 a helicopter,
00:26:59.680 they got a
00:27:00.460 film crew,
00:27:02.020 I guess,
00:27:02.980 and they got
00:27:03.620 a guy that
00:27:04.400 they filmed
00:27:04.780 running into
00:27:05.320 the store,
00:27:05.940 grabbing a
00:27:06.460 jacket,
00:27:07.520 running onto
00:27:08.260 a helicopter.
00:27:09.660 You see the
00:27:10.120 helicopter find
00:27:11.180 her on the
00:27:11.640 mountain.
00:27:12.100 She really was
00:27:13.360 the only one
00:27:13.820 there and it
00:27:15.040 was easy to
00:27:15.540 find her.
00:27:16.240 There wasn't
00:27:16.640 much in
00:27:17.520 trees or
00:27:18.080 anything,
00:27:18.360 it was kind
00:27:18.620 of open
00:27:19.080 land.
00:27:20.100 They see
00:27:20.580 her,
00:27:21.520 the elevator,
00:27:22.600 the helicopter
00:27:23.260 pulls down
00:27:23.920 next to her
00:27:24.480 and this is
00:27:25.880 the funnier
00:27:26.340 part.
00:27:28.180 The guy
00:27:29.080 with the
00:27:29.400 coat gets
00:27:30.880 out and
00:27:31.400 he runs
00:27:31.780 over to
00:27:32.280 her and
00:27:32.920 she acts
00:27:33.680 like she
00:27:34.020 knows what's
00:27:34.520 happening at
00:27:35.000 this point.
00:27:36.060 Instead of
00:27:36.540 talking to
00:27:36.980 her, he 0.67
00:27:37.220 throws the
00:27:37.760 coat at
00:27:38.160 her.
00:27:39.120 He just
00:27:39.620 throws it
00:27:40.080 at her and
00:27:40.740 she catches
00:27:41.200 it and
00:27:41.840 he turns and
00:27:42.480 immediately runs
00:27:43.140 back to the
00:27:43.560 helicopter and
00:27:44.240 goes away.
00:27:45.340 Now, how
00:27:46.940 many of you
00:27:47.340 think it was
00:27:47.900 planned?
00:27:53.020 A little
00:27:53.520 bit too
00:27:54.180 good?
00:27:55.640 A little
00:27:56.180 bit too
00:27:56.500 good.
00:27:56.720 I'm going
00:27:58.680 to say
00:27:59.100 it's not
00:28:01.280 impossible
00:28:01.960 that it
00:28:02.460 was organic.
00:28:03.960 It's not
00:28:04.820 impossible,
00:28:06.160 but the
00:28:07.300 timing doesn't
00:28:07.960 make any
00:28:08.400 sense at
00:28:08.820 all, does
00:28:09.180 it?
00:28:10.280 Have you
00:28:10.580 ever tried
00:28:10.940 to rent
00:28:11.320 a helicopter?
00:28:14.140 Can you
00:28:15.220 get your
00:28:15.580 helicopter
00:28:16.060 rented in
00:28:16.960 an hour?
00:28:19.640 Got your
00:28:20.300 film crew
00:28:20.940 and then
00:28:22.020 they found
00:28:22.480 her on
00:28:22.760 the mountain?
00:28:23.120 Yeah, it
00:28:27.020 was still
00:28:27.300 funny.
00:28:28.680 So whether
00:28:29.180 it was
00:28:29.480 planned or
00:28:30.160 wasn't
00:28:30.480 planned, I
00:28:32.180 would still
00:28:32.560 give North
00:28:33.140 Face an A
00:28:34.100 triple plus
00:28:34.880 for marketing.
00:28:36.240 It was
00:28:36.720 kind of
00:28:37.220 amazing.
00:28:38.160 Yeah, even
00:28:38.600 if it was
00:28:38.900 planned, it
00:28:39.320 was amazing.
00:28:40.880 I don't
00:28:41.480 mind if it
00:28:42.640 was planned,
00:28:43.280 if it was
00:28:43.640 just a
00:28:43.980 marketing stunt.
00:28:45.240 I'm okay
00:28:45.820 with that.
00:28:46.180 It entertained
00:28:46.900 me.
00:28:47.240 Well, the
00:28:50.040 big story
00:28:50.660 is that
00:28:52.480 Elon Musk
00:28:53.720 was at
00:28:54.100 that same
00:28:54.580 event I
00:28:55.100 mentioned,
00:28:55.660 that deal
00:28:56.020 book thing,
00:28:56.660 talking to
00:28:57.220 Andrew Ross
00:28:57.980 Sorkin,
00:28:58.880 and when
00:28:59.620 asked about
00:29:00.160 the advertisers
00:29:01.020 who were
00:29:01.680 leaving the
00:29:02.620 X platform
00:29:03.200 because of
00:29:03.940 his alleged
00:29:04.660 anti-Semitic
00:29:05.880 comments,
00:29:07.240 which were
00:29:07.740 of course not
00:29:08.380 anti-Semitic,
00:29:09.300 that's the way
00:29:09.720 these things
00:29:10.280 work,
00:29:11.520 and he
00:29:13.220 said about
00:29:13.980 them,
00:29:14.360 don't advertise.
00:29:15.880 If someone
00:29:16.380 is trying to
00:29:17.100 blackmail me
00:29:18.020 with advertising,
00:29:20.080 blackmail me
00:29:21.800 with money, 1.00
00:29:23.680 go fuck 1.00
00:29:24.280 yourself. 1.00
00:29:25.780 Go fuck 1.00
00:29:26.960 yourself. 1.00
00:29:28.420 Is that
00:29:28.800 clear?
00:29:29.560 I hope it
00:29:30.240 is.
00:29:33.020 Now,
00:29:34.380 I only had
00:29:35.340 one word
00:29:36.000 response for
00:29:37.420 that.
00:29:39.080 Legend.
00:29:40.700 Yeah.
00:29:41.080 And then he
00:29:41.540 said,
00:29:41.800 hi, Bob,
00:29:42.620 talking to
00:29:43.260 Bob Iger
00:29:43.900 of Disney
00:29:44.440 who might
00:29:45.160 have been
00:29:45.400 in the
00:29:45.640 audience.
00:29:47.100 I don't
00:29:51.020 know.
00:29:51.680 I don't
00:29:52.160 think I
00:29:52.560 could love
00:29:53.020 this any
00:29:53.480 more than
00:29:53.840 I do.
00:29:54.840 I do love
00:29:56.280 the fact,
00:29:57.300 as was
00:29:57.880 pointed out
00:29:58.400 to me by
00:29:59.140 user
00:30:00.820 Blackjack
00:30:01.460 Pershing, 0.95
00:30:02.480 an ex,
00:30:03.300 who said,
00:30:04.080 calling the
00:30:04.480 people leaving
00:30:05.140 blackmailers 0.97
00:30:07.220 is a genius
00:30:07.980 reframe.
00:30:09.280 And he
00:30:09.560 mentioned my
00:30:10.080 book.
00:30:11.340 You know
00:30:11.640 my book.
00:30:12.080 reframe
00:30:15.760 your brain.
00:30:17.420 It's about
00:30:18.060 reframes.
00:30:19.280 But that's
00:30:19.640 what Elon
00:30:20.340 did.
00:30:22.320 If you
00:30:23.180 allow their
00:30:24.740 frame,
00:30:25.700 hey, you
00:30:26.260 said something
00:30:26.780 anti-Semitic
00:30:27.600 so they
00:30:27.940 left, you
00:30:29.000 lose.
00:30:30.340 Because then
00:30:30.900 you're arguing
00:30:31.500 from within
00:30:32.200 their frame.
00:30:33.000 No, I
00:30:33.520 didn't do
00:30:33.920 it.
00:30:34.580 I didn't
00:30:34.900 do it.
00:30:35.280 Well, you're
00:30:35.660 in the
00:30:35.880 frame.
00:30:36.860 No, but I
00:30:37.460 didn't do
00:30:37.800 it.
00:30:38.140 Never
00:30:38.400 works.
00:30:39.340 You have
00:30:39.840 to change
00:30:40.240 the whole
00:30:40.480 frame.
00:30:41.560 Which he
00:30:42.180 did.
00:30:43.100 He changed
00:30:43.800 it to
00:30:44.080 blackmail.
00:30:46.720 Does it
00:30:47.900 ring?
00:30:48.400 Does it
00:30:48.860 ring true?
00:30:50.080 When you
00:30:50.460 hear blackmail,
00:30:52.480 does your
00:30:53.720 brain say, 0.96
00:30:54.280 that wasn't
00:30:54.740 blackmail?
00:30:55.920 Or does 0.78
00:30:56.540 your brain
00:30:56.940 say, you
00:30:57.460 know what?
00:30:58.480 That was
00:30:59.100 pretty
00:30:59.380 blackmailish.
00:31:00.680 You know
00:31:00.940 what?
00:31:02.100 Mine does.
00:31:03.260 Mine grabbed
00:31:04.840 blackmail just
00:31:05.660 like it
00:31:06.980 owned me.
00:31:08.260 Now
00:31:08.500 that's a
00:31:10.220 good
00:31:10.420 reframe.
00:31:11.740 And
00:31:11.960 then what
00:31:12.280 did he
00:31:12.580 do to
00:31:12.900 sell the
00:31:13.260 reframe?
00:31:16.780 He
00:31:17.260 pissed on
00:31:18.900 your
00:31:19.040 tablecloth.
00:31:20.760 He used
00:31:21.680 terrible
00:31:22.400 swear words
00:31:23.220 in a
00:31:23.800 situation
00:31:24.300 where you
00:31:24.800 should not
00:31:25.140 use terrible
00:31:25.740 swear words,
00:31:26.680 knowing, of
00:31:27.320 course, that
00:31:27.700 it would be
00:31:28.000 viral.
00:31:29.820 So not
00:31:30.560 only did he
00:31:31.120 reframe it,
00:31:32.600 but then he
00:31:33.820 lit a
00:31:34.460 nuclear bomb 0.88
00:31:35.300 under the
00:31:35.760 reframe,
00:31:37.320 so you're
00:31:38.300 not going
00:31:38.560 to miss
00:31:38.880 it.
00:31:40.220 not only
00:31:41.920 that, but
00:31:43.160 he did it
00:31:43.760 in such a
00:31:44.440 way, let
00:31:45.600 me ask you
00:31:46.260 this, let
00:31:47.020 me ask you
00:31:47.420 in the
00:31:47.640 comments, you
00:31:48.160 tell me, how
00:31:49.300 many in the
00:31:49.860 comments have
00:31:52.400 now quoted
00:31:53.220 him, either
00:31:54.240 talking to a
00:31:54.980 friend, or in
00:31:55.660 your mind, you
00:31:56.380 repeated it, or
00:31:57.660 you retweeted
00:31:58.440 it?
00:31:58.900 How many have
00:31:59.560 quoted him
00:32:00.300 already?
00:32:03.740 A lot.
00:32:05.500 Right?
00:32:05.840 The news
00:32:06.180 people do.
00:32:07.260 A lot.
00:32:07.880 If I've
00:32:10.720 taught you
00:32:11.040 anything about
00:32:11.740 AI, and
00:32:13.500 the fact that
00:32:14.040 they use these
00:32:14.600 large language
00:32:15.560 models to
00:32:16.680 create some
00:32:17.340 kind of
00:32:17.640 intelligence,
00:32:19.640 that's kind
00:32:21.460 of what he's
00:32:21.920 doing.
00:32:23.260 He just drew
00:32:24.340 your attention
00:32:24.920 to it in a
00:32:25.560 way you
00:32:25.820 couldn't miss
00:32:26.300 it.
00:32:27.080 He said
00:32:27.660 something
00:32:27.980 interesting, so
00:32:28.880 you repeated
00:32:29.460 his words in
00:32:30.560 your mind.
00:32:31.800 What happens
00:32:32.560 if you can
00:32:33.040 get somebody
00:32:33.700 to repeat
00:32:34.300 your words
00:32:35.340 and their
00:32:36.320 minds?
00:32:37.180 It reprograms
00:32:38.340 them.
00:32:39.660 So he
00:32:40.320 actually
00:32:40.620 reprogrammed
00:32:41.660 half of
00:32:42.220 Earth by
00:32:44.580 doing that.
00:32:46.200 If you
00:32:47.560 think that
00:32:48.080 was just,
00:32:48.880 I think the
00:32:49.500 news is
00:32:49.960 reporting it
00:32:50.560 as like an
00:32:51.100 epic meltdown.
00:32:53.240 That was the
00:32:54.580 opposite of an
00:32:55.660 epic meltdown.
00:32:57.320 That was a
00:32:58.980 persuasion play
00:33:00.860 that had
00:33:02.640 the best
00:33:05.280 persuasion
00:33:05.880 technique
00:33:06.420 you'll ever
00:33:07.240 see.
00:33:08.400 You can't
00:33:09.360 beat that.
00:33:11.220 He had the
00:33:11.800 provocation by
00:33:12.820 doing something
00:33:13.380 on a
00:33:13.680 context.
00:33:14.840 He did it
00:33:15.300 in a public
00:33:15.720 way.
00:33:16.140 He got all
00:33:16.480 that attention.
00:33:18.900 Now, what
00:33:19.460 do I tell
00:33:19.920 you are the
00:33:21.400 two strongest
00:33:22.420 persuasion
00:33:25.000 elements?
00:33:26.600 The two
00:33:26.960 strongest parts
00:33:27.680 of persuasion
00:33:28.320 are what?
00:33:30.860 Fear,
00:33:31.980 correct?
00:33:33.820 And?
00:33:35.040 Fear and
00:33:36.100 visual.
00:33:37.360 The visual
00:33:38.360 part of your
00:33:38.780 brain.
00:33:39.280 Now, attention
00:33:39.920 is necessary
00:33:40.860 for all
00:33:41.340 persuasion,
00:33:42.220 so if you
00:33:43.000 said attention,
00:33:43.760 you get
00:33:44.760 credit for
00:33:45.220 that.
00:33:46.140 But if you
00:33:46.640 can give
00:33:46.980 fear and
00:33:48.680 a visual
00:33:49.240 thing,
00:33:51.720 he didn't
00:33:52.540 say, 1.00
00:33:53.160 fuck you. 1.00
00:33:55.940 Fuck you 1.00
00:33:56.660 would have 1.00
00:33:56.880 been bad
00:33:57.320 persuasion.
00:33:59.000 He told
00:33:59.500 Bob Iger,
00:34:00.380 a person
00:34:01.120 that you
00:34:01.420 can personally,
00:34:02.540 if you
00:34:03.060 know business,
00:34:03.820 if you
00:34:04.100 follow business
00:34:04.720 at all,
00:34:05.380 you can
00:34:05.740 picture him.
00:34:07.200 And he
00:34:07.660 didn't say, 1.00
00:34:08.600 fuck you, 1.00
00:34:09.040 he said, 1.00
00:34:09.380 go fuck 1.00
00:34:09.780 yourself. 1.00
00:34:11.400 I literally
00:34:12.380 see Bob Iger
00:34:13.300 trying to get 1.00
00:34:13.840 his dick 1.00
00:34:14.200 in his 1.00
00:34:14.480 mouth.
00:34:17.460 Can you
00:34:18.080 beat that?
00:34:19.820 No.
00:34:20.840 No, you
00:34:21.300 cannot beat
00:34:22.120 that.
00:34:23.320 That's
00:34:23.840 visual
00:34:24.360 persuasion
00:34:25.140 in a
00:34:26.060 verbal sense.
00:34:27.280 So verbally,
00:34:27.920 he painted
00:34:28.560 you a 0.57
00:34:28.900 picture,
00:34:29.860 and he
00:34:30.340 painted
00:34:30.580 you a 0.57
00:34:30.880 picture
00:34:31.100 that's a
00:34:31.580 physical
00:34:31.980 impossibility.
00:34:33.860 Was that
00:34:34.480 a mistake?
00:34:35.260 Because it's
00:34:35.880 a physical
00:34:36.440 impossibility?
00:34:38.280 No.
00:34:39.340 That's
00:34:39.740 technique.
00:34:41.300 Because the
00:34:42.000 physical
00:34:42.380 impossibility
00:34:43.160 is what
00:34:43.500 makes you
00:34:43.800 think about
00:34:44.240 it so long.
00:34:45.340 You're like,
00:34:45.600 well,
00:34:46.000 you can't
00:34:46.300 really,
00:34:47.300 well,
00:34:47.540 suppose you,
00:34:49.100 okay,
00:34:49.380 if you took
00:34:49.780 enough yoga,
00:34:50.860 no.
00:34:52.060 But if
00:34:53.700 he were
00:34:53.960 built,
00:34:55.300 if he
00:34:55.600 were really
00:34:55.980 well hung,
00:34:58.060 if he
00:34:59.020 can't 0.98
00:34:59.280 anal, 0.99
00:35:01.600 so it
00:35:02.080 makes you
00:35:02.740 think about
00:35:03.340 it,
00:35:04.060 and it
00:35:04.460 makes you
00:35:04.700 think about
00:35:05.200 it visually.
00:35:07.460 You just
00:35:08.340 can't get
00:35:08.760 better than
00:35:09.100 that.
00:35:09.800 And then as
00:35:10.240 far as
00:35:10.680 fear,
00:35:12.220 when he
00:35:12.760 says
00:35:12.960 blackmailed,
00:35:14.400 even though
00:35:14.980 he's being
00:35:15.760 blackmailed,
00:35:16.380 not you,
00:35:17.620 you can
00:35:18.180 feel it.
00:35:18.700 I can
00:35:20.760 feel that
00:35:21.500 because you
00:35:23.800 could put
00:35:24.120 yourself in
00:35:24.580 this position
00:35:25.220 and you're
00:35:26.260 thinking,
00:35:26.680 really?
00:35:28.020 You're going
00:35:28.680 to blackmail
00:35:29.400 this guy?
00:35:30.720 And my
00:35:31.420 favorite part
00:35:32.060 was he
00:35:33.180 didn't have
00:35:33.740 to say,
00:35:34.780 I'm the
00:35:35.040 richest man
00:35:35.620 on earth.
00:35:38.460 Didn't need
00:35:39.160 to say it.
00:35:40.340 He just
00:35:40.720 said,
00:35:41.100 you're going
00:35:41.380 to try to
00:35:41.740 blackmail me
00:35:42.540 with money?
00:35:46.560 To me,
00:35:47.420 that was
00:35:47.700 the,
00:35:48.040 the,
00:35:48.700 that was
00:35:49.400 the kill
00:35:49.780 shot. 0.99
00:35:50.740 With
00:35:51.140 money?
00:35:53.100 Because you
00:35:53.700 know what
00:35:53.940 that was
00:35:54.240 designed to
00:35:54.820 do?
00:35:55.900 The way
00:35:56.440 he framed
00:35:56.820 that,
00:35:57.100 you know
00:35:57.240 what that
00:35:57.480 was designed
00:35:58.060 to do?
00:35:59.820 Make them
00:36:00.460 feel hopeless.
00:36:02.680 Do you
00:36:03.200 think I'm
00:36:03.600 going to
00:36:03.800 stop funding
00:36:04.860 this because
00:36:06.700 you're 1.00
00:36:07.040 fucking with 1.00
00:36:07.540 me? 1.00
00:36:08.220 I'm still
00:36:08.860 the richest
00:36:09.220 man in
00:36:09.680 the world.
00:36:09.960 I can
00:36:10.180 keep this
00:36:10.580 alive as
00:36:11.060 long as
00:36:11.400 I want.
00:36:12.940 Yeah.
00:36:13.880 With
00:36:14.300 money?
00:36:15.960 Are you
00:36:16.560 serious?
00:36:16.920 So if
00:36:20.100 you want
00:36:20.460 somebody to
00:36:21.060 eventually
00:36:21.540 change their
00:36:22.260 mind,
00:36:23.040 you want
00:36:24.000 to make
00:36:24.260 sure that
00:36:24.680 they know
00:36:25.040 it's hopeless
00:36:25.560 and they're
00:36:26.560 going to
00:36:26.760 look like
00:36:27.220 turds until
00:36:28.180 they change
00:36:28.660 their mind.
00:36:30.440 Apparently,
00:36:31.500 there have
00:36:31.900 been substantial
00:36:32.940 cancellations of
00:36:34.280 the Disney
00:36:34.840 app since
00:36:36.160 he said
00:36:36.520 that.
00:36:38.700 Yeah.
00:36:39.220 Disney's
00:36:41.640 going to
00:36:43.060 go full
00:36:43.680 on Bud
00:36:46.200 Light.
00:36:48.200 Because
00:36:48.480 basically
00:36:49.520 Elon just
00:36:50.340 sounded the
00:36:51.940 attack,
00:36:53.320 didn't he?
00:36:56.100 It's one
00:36:56.960 thing when
00:36:57.420 DeSantis
00:36:57.920 goes after
00:36:59.040 Disney.
00:36:59.980 Honestly,
00:37:00.780 I didn't
00:37:01.460 really care
00:37:01.900 about any
00:37:02.300 of that.
00:37:04.080 It was
00:37:04.540 good politics,
00:37:05.760 I suppose.
00:37:06.480 But I
00:37:06.900 didn't really
00:37:07.280 love the
00:37:08.080 Disney-DeSantis
00:37:08.980 fight,
00:37:09.480 wasn't a
00:37:09.840 big fan
00:37:10.280 of that.
00:37:11.660 But this
00:37:12.160 is a
00:37:13.760 different
00:37:13.960 level.
00:37:14.880 This is
00:37:15.220 about free
00:37:16.220 speech itself,
00:37:18.320 the survival
00:37:18.980 of free
00:37:19.420 speech.
00:37:19.980 I do
00:37:20.300 think it's
00:37:20.720 that important.
00:37:24.120 So I
00:37:24.900 don't think
00:37:25.360 Musk could 0.99
00:37:26.200 have done
00:37:26.460 much better
00:37:26.880 than that.
00:37:27.440 And then
00:37:27.680 on a
00:37:28.020 separate
00:37:28.280 topic,
00:37:29.320 he said
00:37:29.840 that he's
00:37:32.460 done more
00:37:32.920 for the
00:37:33.280 environment
00:37:33.640 than anybody
00:37:34.360 on Earth.
00:37:35.940 Is that
00:37:36.580 good persuasion?
00:37:38.080 He said
00:37:38.480 more for
00:37:38.900 the
00:37:39.040 environment
00:37:39.440 than any
00:37:40.140 single
00:37:40.540 person
00:37:40.940 on Earth.
00:37:42.900 Yes.
00:37:44.520 It's
00:37:44.960 perfect.
00:37:46.340 Do you
00:37:46.660 know what
00:37:46.920 is bad
00:37:47.340 persuasion?
00:37:48.420 I've done
00:37:48.980 a lot for
00:37:49.380 the environment.
00:37:50.900 I've done
00:37:51.460 a lot for
00:37:51.880 the environment.
00:37:52.460 I've done
00:37:52.700 many things.
00:37:53.380 I will
00:37:53.640 list them.
00:37:54.980 Bad
00:37:55.420 persuasion.
00:37:56.240 Do you
00:37:56.380 know why?
00:37:57.840 Everybody
00:37:58.280 thinks,
00:37:58.820 you know,
00:37:59.160 I recycle.
00:38:00.840 Yeah,
00:38:01.240 okay,
00:38:01.620 great,
00:38:01.880 I recycle.
00:38:03.460 Yeah,
00:38:03.680 we all
00:38:03.960 do stuff
00:38:04.340 for the
00:38:04.600 environment.
00:38:05.220 You're
00:38:05.580 a bigger
00:38:05.940 entity,
00:38:07.060 so of
00:38:07.660 course it
00:38:08.060 adds up
00:38:08.460 to more,
00:38:08.840 but we're
00:38:09.140 all doing
00:38:09.500 our part.
00:38:10.820 There was
00:38:11.180 that time
00:38:11.620 I walked
00:38:12.160 when I
00:38:12.500 could have
00:38:12.740 driven.
00:38:13.300 We're all
00:38:13.700 doing our
00:38:14.060 thing.
00:38:14.880 Yeah,
00:38:15.100 big deal.
00:38:15.620 You do
00:38:15.900 lots of
00:38:16.220 things for
00:38:16.600 the end.
00:38:17.720 But when
00:38:18.120 he says,
00:38:19.060 I'm the
00:38:19.980 single biggest
00:38:21.820 contributor
00:38:23.060 to the
00:38:24.720 environment
00:38:25.360 in the
00:38:27.400 history of
00:38:28.040 planet Earth,
00:38:29.560 you just
00:38:30.240 have to
00:38:30.600 stop and
00:38:32.200 say,
00:38:32.520 all right,
00:38:34.300 is he?
00:38:34.840 is he?
00:38:37.200 And then
00:38:37.560 you think,
00:38:37.860 well,
00:38:38.400 there's
00:38:38.700 Greta,
00:38:39.880 but she
00:38:40.240 hasn't
00:38:40.600 really
00:38:41.680 physically
00:38:42.320 done
00:38:42.600 anything.
00:38:43.000 She's
00:38:43.160 just
00:38:43.380 convincing
00:38:43.920 people.
00:38:45.780 Yeah,
00:38:46.060 so if
00:38:46.540 you get
00:38:46.880 into an
00:38:47.280 argument
00:38:47.580 with
00:38:47.920 yourself
00:38:48.260 about
00:38:48.580 whether
00:38:48.820 he's
00:38:49.060 really
00:38:49.440 the
00:38:49.660 number
00:38:49.880 one,
00:38:50.880 or would
00:38:51.660 it be
00:38:51.880 more
00:38:52.120 appropriate
00:38:52.440 to say
00:38:52.800 he's
00:38:52.980 only in
00:38:53.340 the
00:38:53.460 top
00:38:53.680 five?
00:38:54.880 If
00:38:55.300 he can
00:38:55.600 make
00:38:55.820 you
00:38:56.000 argue
00:38:56.320 whether
00:38:56.620 he's
00:38:56.880 the
00:38:57.020 number
00:38:57.280 one,
00:38:58.580 or,
00:38:58.940 well,
00:38:59.140 just in
00:38:59.480 the top
00:38:59.780 five,
00:39:00.220 he wins.
00:39:01.440 He wins.
00:39:02.480 Because then
00:39:02.900 it's not
00:39:03.220 you saying,
00:39:03.840 well,
00:39:03.880 I recycle
00:39:04.420 too,
00:39:04.780 so big
00:39:05.100 deal.
00:39:08.020 All right,
00:39:08.640 but here's
00:39:08.940 my favorite
00:39:09.460 story,
00:39:10.060 which is
00:39:10.520 unrelated
00:39:11.100 but related.
00:39:12.840 There are
00:39:13.360 claims now
00:39:14.020 that Elon
00:39:15.180 Musk's 0.98
00:39:15.840 rockets for
00:39:17.460 SpaceX
00:39:17.900 are putting
00:39:19.220 holes in
00:39:19.860 space.
00:39:25.440 Does it
00:39:26.080 sound like
00:39:26.560 I made
00:39:26.840 that up?
00:39:28.640 There's
00:39:29.080 actually,
00:39:29.640 there's a
00:39:30.120 science-y
00:39:30.740 explanation
00:39:31.400 to it,
00:39:32.700 but
00:39:33.840 literally,
00:39:35.600 literally,
00:39:37.580 the
00:39:37.900 simple
00:39:38.440 explanation
00:39:38.940 is his
00:39:39.460 rockets are
00:39:40.040 putting
00:39:40.260 holes in
00:39:40.700 space.
00:39:42.800 Does it
00:39:43.540 sound to
00:39:43.960 you like
00:39:44.300 maybe there
00:39:45.080 are powerful
00:39:46.060 entities who
00:39:46.820 have decided
00:39:47.300 to take
00:39:47.800 Elon
00:39:48.060 Moscow?
00:39:48.440 Are you
00:39:49.880 seeing any
00:39:50.560 signs that
00:39:52.880 maybe there's
00:39:53.360 a coordinated
00:39:54.080 attack?
00:39:55.620 His rockets
00:39:56.540 are putting
00:39:57.000 holes in
00:39:57.560 space.
00:39:58.920 Come on! 0.61
00:39:59.740 Come on! 0.61
00:40:04.440 And then
00:40:05.040 the other
00:40:05.260 thing Musk
00:40:05.640 said,
00:40:06.580 which I
00:40:07.920 took to
00:40:08.600 be a
00:40:09.080 comment about
00:40:09.660 the ADL
00:40:10.380 and people
00:40:12.020 who act
00:40:12.420 the same,
00:40:12.940 I guess,
00:40:14.020 I am
00:40:15.120 saying what
00:40:15.560 I care
00:40:15.880 about is
00:40:16.300 the reality
00:40:16.980 of goodness,
00:40:17.780 not the
00:40:18.240 perception
00:40:18.700 of it.
00:40:19.720 And what
00:40:20.180 I see all
00:40:20.760 over the
00:40:21.060 place is
00:40:21.500 people who
00:40:21.960 care about
00:40:22.500 looking good
00:40:23.200 while doing
00:40:24.120 evil. 1.00
00:40:25.100 Fuck them, 1.00
00:40:25.980 okay? 1.00
00:40:26.200 Now, I
00:40:28.680 think that
00:40:29.000 would include
00:40:29.520 ESG,
00:40:31.460 probably
00:40:32.100 includes the
00:40:32.640 WEF,
00:40:34.120 might include
00:40:34.800 the WHO,
00:40:36.420 might include
00:40:37.100 Democrats in
00:40:37.920 general,
00:40:38.260 I don't know.
00:40:39.580 But he's
00:40:40.600 got a point.
00:40:42.640 It's really
00:40:43.520 annoying that
00:40:44.520 the people who
00:40:45.220 are the most
00:40:46.040 evil are the
00:40:48.340 ones trying to
00:40:49.300 convince you
00:40:49.840 that they're
00:40:50.240 the angels.
00:40:52.160 Good point on
00:40:53.080 that.
00:40:55.620 All right.
00:40:57.140 Did any of
00:40:57.980 you have
00:40:58.480 trouble
00:40:58.920 understanding
00:40:59.660 why Musk
00:41:01.280 was in
00:41:01.780 trouble for
00:41:02.600 commenting
00:41:03.260 positively on
00:41:04.600 the tweet?
00:41:06.940 Did anybody
00:41:07.600 look at the
00:41:08.180 tweet that
00:41:08.600 got him in
00:41:09.060 trouble and
00:41:09.720 read it and
00:41:10.260 then reread it
00:41:10.940 and say,
00:41:11.380 I'm not sure
00:41:12.220 what the
00:41:12.560 problem is.
00:41:14.800 And here's
00:41:15.800 what it looks
00:41:16.140 like.
00:41:16.480 It looks like
00:41:17.040 it's the
00:41:17.440 standard play
00:41:18.300 that goes
00:41:19.040 like this.
00:41:20.580 You pretend
00:41:21.440 you don't know
00:41:22.080 what he says,
00:41:23.080 and then you
00:41:24.060 never leave
00:41:24.980 that frame.
00:41:25.880 You just
00:41:26.280 pretend you
00:41:26.960 don't understand
00:41:27.680 what he
00:41:28.000 really meant.
00:41:29.600 But of
00:41:29.980 course you
00:41:30.320 do.
00:41:31.560 Let me read,
00:41:32.640 I'll remind
00:41:33.140 you what it
00:41:33.540 was, and
00:41:34.700 then I'll
00:41:34.980 show you how
00:41:35.500 they pretend
00:41:36.100 they're reading
00:41:37.020 it wrong.
00:41:38.340 Okay?
00:41:39.720 So this is
00:41:40.600 the original
00:41:41.920 poster, I
00:41:42.720 don't know
00:41:42.960 who it was,
00:41:44.620 said something,
00:41:49.340 quote,
00:41:49.620 the Jewish
00:41:53.780 communities have
00:41:54.680 been pushing
00:41:55.180 the exact
00:41:55.760 kind of
00:41:56.220 dialectical
00:41:56.940 hatred
00:41:57.300 against 0.97
00:41:57.760 whites 0.92
00:41:58.100 that they
00:41:58.960 claim to
00:41:59.380 want people
00:41:59.800 to stop
00:42:00.240 using against
00:42:00.940 them, the
00:42:01.540 post read,
00:42:02.780 and then it
00:42:03.180 went on.
00:42:03.640 I'm deeply
00:42:04.480 disinterested in
00:42:05.500 giving the 1.00
00:42:05.880 tiniest shit 1.00
00:42:06.500 now about 1.00
00:42:07.040 Western Jewish
00:42:08.080 populations
00:42:08.920 coming to the
00:42:10.560 disturbing
00:42:11.020 realization that
00:42:12.500 those hordes of
00:42:13.300 minorities that
00:42:14.060 support flooding
00:42:14.820 their country
00:42:15.420 don't exactly
00:42:16.660 like them
00:42:17.140 too much.
00:42:20.100 And then
00:42:20.780 Musk replied,
00:42:21.540 you have the
00:42:21.940 actual truth,
00:42:22.780 you have said
00:42:23.200 the actual
00:42:23.620 truth.
00:42:24.680 Now, what
00:42:25.760 would make
00:42:26.200 this super
00:42:27.600 bigoted and 0.95
00:42:28.240 racist is if
00:42:29.840 he said that
00:42:30.620 Jews in
00:42:31.280 general are
00:42:32.960 doing whatever
00:42:33.540 this is.
00:42:35.240 Is that how
00:42:36.060 you heard it?
00:42:38.180 When you read
00:42:39.040 this, did you
00:42:39.560 think he meant
00:42:40.140 all Jews?
00:42:43.200 No.
00:42:43.720 You know
00:42:44.940 why you
00:42:45.280 didn't think
00:42:45.780 it meant
00:42:46.120 all Jews?
00:42:47.500 Because nobody
00:42:48.300 ever means
00:42:48.820 that about
00:42:49.980 any group.
00:42:51.780 If you say 0.77
00:42:52.520 black people 0.98
00:42:54.420 have a high 1.00
00:42:54.920 crime rate,
00:42:56.320 you're never
00:42:57.160 talking about
00:42:57.720 all black
00:42:58.200 people. 0.96
00:42:59.460 That's what
00:43:00.020 rape means, 1.00
00:43:00.700 right?
00:43:00.960 You're not
00:43:01.320 talking about
00:43:01.780 all of them.
00:43:02.880 If you say
00:43:03.860 Elbonians 0.73
00:43:05.100 like to wear
00:43:07.000 hats, are
00:43:08.660 you ever
00:43:09.060 talking about
00:43:09.700 all Elbonians?
00:43:11.020 Never.
00:43:12.180 Never.
00:43:12.680 Everybody knows
00:43:13.380 that.
00:43:13.720 If you say 0.93
00:43:15.100 black people 0.51
00:43:16.140 like hip-hop
00:43:17.000 music, do
00:43:19.040 you mean
00:43:19.380 every black
00:43:20.240 person likes
00:43:20.840 hip-hop?
00:43:21.860 Never.
00:43:23.040 Never.
00:43:23.840 Of course you
00:43:24.620 don't mean
00:43:24.980 that.
00:43:25.700 And anybody
00:43:26.280 who heard you
00:43:27.000 would know
00:43:27.440 that you did
00:43:27.900 not mean
00:43:28.280 that.
00:43:29.460 So when
00:43:30.520 this tweet
00:43:31.460 said Jewish
00:43:32.940 communities in
00:43:33.860 the West,
00:43:36.180 do you think
00:43:36.880 there's any
00:43:37.580 chance that
00:43:39.020 he intended
00:43:39.620 to mean
00:43:40.080 every Jew
00:43:40.880 in America?
00:43:41.820 America?
00:43:43.120 No.
00:43:44.480 We all
00:43:45.200 know that.
00:43:46.720 Do you
00:43:46.940 think that
00:43:47.400 he included,
00:43:48.460 now I guess
00:43:48.920 the ratio,
00:43:49.500 I looked it
00:43:49.860 up this
00:43:50.160 morning,
00:43:50.940 7 out of
00:43:51.720 10 American
00:43:52.300 Jews are
00:43:53.160 Democrats,
00:43:54.560 70%.
00:43:55.400 Do you
00:43:56.660 think that
00:43:56.960 Elon was
00:43:57.460 including the
00:43:58.160 30% of
00:43:59.740 conservative
00:44:00.360 Jews who
00:44:01.060 might be in
00:44:01.920 favor of
00:44:02.320 building a
00:44:02.760 wall on
00:44:03.200 our border?
00:44:04.540 Do you
00:44:04.960 think he
00:44:05.240 was saying
00:44:05.600 bad things
00:44:06.120 about that
00:44:06.560 group?
00:44:07.900 No.
00:44:08.280 No.
00:44:09.440 So, of
00:44:10.560 course not.
00:44:11.460 Like, obviously,
00:44:12.460 of course not.
00:44:13.400 Because that
00:44:14.400 would be a
00:44:14.800 group that
00:44:15.620 largely agrees
00:44:16.500 with Elon.
00:44:18.620 Right?
00:44:19.200 So why would
00:44:20.200 he be
00:44:20.460 criticizing the
00:44:21.240 people who
00:44:21.540 have the
00:44:21.760 same opinion
00:44:22.260 he has?
00:44:23.460 It's obviously
00:44:24.340 not about
00:44:25.020 Jewish people
00:44:25.740 in general.
00:44:26.660 It's obviously
00:44:27.760 about individual
00:44:29.380 groups like,
00:44:30.820 you know,
00:44:31.060 maybe he was
00:44:31.700 thinking of
00:44:32.060 the ADL,
00:44:33.100 maybe he was
00:44:33.680 thinking of
00:44:34.060 Democrats,
00:44:34.860 maybe he was
00:44:35.520 thinking of
00:44:35.940 Soros. 0.78
00:44:38.700 But, to me,
00:44:40.180 it was a
00:44:40.560 comment about
00:44:41.180 Democrats.
00:44:41.780 So when I
00:44:43.680 read it, I
00:44:44.080 go, oh,
00:44:44.460 he's talking
00:44:44.820 about Democrats
00:44:45.660 who want
00:44:46.500 open borders,
00:44:47.460 and that
00:44:48.000 includes a lot
00:44:48.700 of Jewish
00:44:49.260 folks, but
00:44:49.920 it's not
00:44:50.160 really about
00:44:50.580 being Jewish.
00:44:51.480 It's about
00:44:51.880 being in
00:44:52.240 the group
00:44:52.600 of people
00:44:53.080 who like
00:44:54.360 the open
00:44:54.760 borders,
00:44:55.500 which would
00:44:56.440 include a
00:44:57.960 lot of
00:44:58.260 every type
00:44:58.720 of person.
00:45:00.160 You got
00:45:00.480 your Christians,
00:45:01.540 you got 0.99
00:45:01.800 your blacks, 0.97
00:45:02.680 your whites, 0.99
00:45:03.240 your everything.
00:45:05.100 So, here's
00:45:07.300 the thing you
00:45:07.700 need to know.
00:45:08.880 There's nobody
00:45:09.660 who believes
00:45:10.300 he said
00:45:10.700 anything
00:45:11.040 anti-Semitic.
00:45:11.780 You get
00:45:13.560 that, right?
00:45:14.660 None of his
00:45:15.240 critics believe
00:45:15.940 he said
00:45:16.280 anything
00:45:16.580 anti-Semitic.
00:45:17.880 None of
00:45:18.260 them.
00:45:18.920 They all
00:45:19.500 know what
00:45:19.880 they're doing.
00:45:20.980 They know
00:45:21.500 that if they
00:45:22.360 intentionally
00:45:22.940 pretend he
00:45:23.720 did, they
00:45:25.160 can keep
00:45:25.560 saying it
00:45:26.100 because people
00:45:26.620 don't go back
00:45:27.200 to the source
00:45:27.720 and read it
00:45:28.680 and do what
00:45:29.540 I'm doing.
00:45:30.520 Nobody thinks
00:45:31.320 he did.
00:45:32.440 Nobody.
00:45:33.260 Not a single
00:45:34.000 person believes
00:45:35.320 he meant
00:45:35.700 all Jews.
00:45:36.780 Not one.
00:45:39.140 All right.
00:45:39.940 All right.
00:45:40.000 So, it's
00:45:43.000 obviously a
00:45:43.620 political
00:45:43.920 statement, but
00:45:44.720 once it's
00:45:45.240 out of the
00:45:45.500 bag, nothing
00:45:46.340 you can do
00:45:46.720 about it.
00:45:47.780 Now, you
00:45:48.420 should see
00:45:48.800 this technique
00:45:49.420 in lots of
00:45:50.020 other places,
00:45:51.040 don't you?
00:45:52.020 How often do
00:45:52.880 you see the,
00:45:53.920 oh, he must
00:45:54.600 be talking about
00:45:55.340 every single
00:45:55.980 person?
00:45:57.180 And you
00:45:57.520 know they're
00:45:57.920 not, ever.
00:46:00.640 All right.
00:46:01.920 Speaking of
00:46:02.600 Disney,
00:46:04.660 apparently in
00:46:05.640 their financial
00:46:06.920 reports, they're
00:46:07.920 acknowledging that
00:46:08.920 they're too
00:46:09.420 woke and it's
00:46:10.120 costing them
00:46:10.640 money, but
00:46:11.860 they say it
00:46:12.380 in a big
00:46:12.680 corporate way.
00:46:14.140 Do you want
00:46:14.480 to hear the
00:46:14.820 big corporate
00:46:15.380 way you say,
00:46:16.800 uh-oh, we
00:46:18.000 went too woke
00:46:18.760 and we ruined
00:46:19.360 all our
00:46:19.720 products and
00:46:20.240 everybody hates
00:46:20.740 us?
00:46:21.600 Here's the
00:46:22.100 corporate way
00:46:22.700 to say it
00:46:23.120 in public.
00:46:24.700 Quote, we
00:46:25.720 face risks
00:46:26.500 relating to
00:46:27.220 misalignment
00:46:27.940 with public
00:46:28.680 and consumer
00:46:29.340 tastes and
00:46:30.000 preferences for
00:46:30.740 entertainment,
00:46:32.080 travel, and
00:46:32.640 consumer products.
00:46:33.500 yes, we're
00:46:36.680 not aligned
00:46:37.560 with the
00:46:38.040 customers.
00:46:40.700 How about
00:46:41.180 our products 1.00
00:46:42.440 are shit 1.00
00:46:43.140 because we 1.00
00:46:44.580 bowed to
00:46:45.800 the woke
00:46:46.340 people on
00:46:46.980 the left?
00:46:49.420 Now, when I
00:46:50.300 say they
00:46:50.680 bowed to
00:46:51.460 the woke
00:46:51.900 people on
00:46:52.420 the left,
00:46:53.460 here's a
00:46:53.960 test, this
00:46:54.780 will be a
00:46:55.060 test.
00:46:55.840 Did I
00:46:56.200 mean every
00:46:56.660 Democrat?
00:46:59.140 Did that
00:46:59.740 refer to
00:47:00.280 100% of
00:47:01.200 Democrats?
00:47:01.660 of 1.00
00:47:03.480 fucking 1.00
00:47:04.280 course not. 1.00
00:47:05.820 Of course
00:47:06.660 not.
00:47:08.480 And every
00:47:09.480 one of you
00:47:09.940 understood,
00:47:10.520 right?
00:47:11.380 Did I need
00:47:12.220 to say a
00:47:13.060 lot of
00:47:13.440 them or
00:47:13.900 many of
00:47:14.320 them or
00:47:14.660 too many
00:47:15.100 of them
00:47:15.500 or there
00:47:15.880 are too
00:47:16.780 many of
00:47:17.140 them in
00:47:17.340 that group?
00:47:18.560 No.
00:47:19.760 No.
00:47:20.700 No.
00:47:21.060 Because since
00:47:22.900 you're not
00:47:23.300 trying to
00:47:23.780 kill me and 1.00
00:47:25.060 remove me 1.00
00:47:25.700 from my
00:47:26.280 platform,
00:47:27.540 you just
00:47:28.240 hear it the
00:47:28.640 way I mean
00:47:29.020 it.
00:47:30.060 But if you
00:47:30.580 were here to
00:47:31.220 de-platform me,
00:47:32.620 you would
00:47:33.000 say, oh,
00:47:33.540 you're saying
00:47:33.980 every Democrat. 0.99
00:47:35.520 How ridiculous 1.00
00:47:36.420 of you to say 0.99
00:47:37.080 every Democrat
00:47:37.620 is like that.
00:47:40.400 All right.
00:47:41.220 Henry Kissinger
00:47:42.060 is dead.
00:47:43.080 People have
00:47:43.740 different opinions
00:47:44.620 about him.
00:47:45.720 And I would
00:47:46.540 ask you the
00:47:47.260 following question.
00:47:49.520 If you think
00:47:50.500 you can evaluate
00:47:51.380 Henry Kissinger
00:47:52.220 based on the
00:47:54.680 historical record,
00:47:55.800 how are you
00:47:58.780 going to,
00:47:59.860 how are they
00:48:00.520 going to
00:48:00.720 write the
00:48:01.040 history of
00:48:01.880 the Trump
00:48:03.200 administration?
00:48:04.300 Because someday
00:48:04.800 that's going to
00:48:05.240 have to be in
00:48:05.600 the history
00:48:05.900 book.
00:48:06.720 And how will
00:48:07.440 they write
00:48:07.780 the history
00:48:08.240 of Gaza
00:48:09.980 in the last
00:48:12.160 month or two?
00:48:15.440 Just think
00:48:16.040 about that.
00:48:17.560 Who's going
00:48:18.120 to write that
00:48:18.600 history?
00:48:19.640 And when it's
00:48:20.380 written,
00:48:20.680 would you believe
00:48:21.180 it?
00:48:21.400 Because there's
00:48:22.780 certainly going
00:48:23.340 to be an
00:48:24.400 Israeli version
00:48:25.500 of history.
00:48:26.740 There certainly
00:48:27.420 already is,
00:48:28.640 you know,
00:48:29.780 a version for
00:48:30.800 the Palestinians.
00:48:32.480 So which one
00:48:33.280 is history?
00:48:35.620 It depends,
00:48:36.960 right?
00:48:37.860 So if a
00:48:39.080 Democrat wrote
00:48:40.800 a biography
00:48:41.740 of Henry
00:48:42.240 Kissinger,
00:48:45.060 do you think
00:48:45.740 that would be
00:48:46.640 nice and
00:48:47.460 clean and
00:48:48.060 unbiased?
00:48:49.600 Versus,
00:48:50.340 let's say,
00:48:50.740 a staunch
00:48:51.420 Republican
00:48:51.960 wrote a
00:48:52.700 biography of
00:48:53.400 Kissinger.
00:48:54.220 Do you think
00:48:54.620 it would be
00:48:54.860 different?
00:48:56.220 Of course it
00:48:56.960 would.
00:48:58.300 So people
00:49:00.240 were asking
00:49:00.720 me all day
00:49:01.180 yesterday,
00:49:01.640 because Kissinger
00:49:02.240 died at age
00:49:03.140 100,
00:49:04.100 they were
00:49:04.340 saying,
00:49:04.700 you know,
00:49:04.960 give us your
00:49:05.920 opinion of
00:49:06.740 his legacy.
00:49:08.120 You know,
00:49:08.260 did he do
00:49:08.680 more good
00:49:09.200 than bad?
00:49:09.860 And here's
00:49:10.200 my answer.
00:49:11.440 How would
00:49:11.820 anybody know?
00:49:14.460 It's
00:49:14.900 completely
00:49:15.400 unknowable.
00:49:16.620 There might
00:49:17.140 be things
00:49:17.720 that if I
00:49:18.420 looked at,
00:49:19.140 I would say,
00:49:19.580 oh, I
00:49:19.780 don't like
00:49:20.120 that.
00:49:20.740 There might
00:49:21.400 be things
00:49:21.900 I'd look
00:49:22.260 at and
00:49:22.540 say,
00:49:23.200 hmm,
00:49:23.800 by today's
00:49:24.600 perspective,
00:49:25.840 that seems
00:49:26.260 very un-woke.
00:49:27.820 Maybe.
00:49:28.920 But if
00:49:29.360 you're telling
00:49:29.740 me I'm
00:49:30.340 going to
00:49:30.540 try to
00:49:30.820 figure out
00:49:31.220 whether
00:49:31.500 Kissinger
00:49:31.960 was mostly
00:49:32.680 good or
00:49:33.620 mostly bad,
00:49:34.560 you know,
00:49:34.820 was sort
00:49:35.380 of the
00:49:35.600 average,
00:49:37.020 you don't
00:49:37.520 know.
00:49:38.960 There's
00:49:39.500 literally no
00:49:40.260 way to
00:49:40.540 know.
00:49:41.620 It's
00:49:42.140 unknowable.
00:49:43.680 Because you
00:49:44.400 would be
00:49:44.640 looking at
00:49:45.060 historical
00:49:45.600 records and
00:49:46.940 things taken
00:49:47.820 into context,
00:49:48.560 and there's
00:49:49.380 no way you
00:49:49.820 could piece
00:49:50.200 that together
00:49:50.700 and have a
00:49:51.260 reasonable
00:49:51.680 opinion.
00:49:52.680 No way.
00:49:54.400 Yeah.
00:49:54.940 So, I
00:49:55.460 mean, you
00:49:56.460 could have
00:49:56.800 an opinion
00:49:58.500 and a sense
00:49:59.400 of things,
00:50:00.140 but if you
00:50:00.680 have a high
00:50:01.120 level of
00:50:01.560 confidence in
00:50:02.280 that opinion,
00:50:03.300 I think that
00:50:03.800 would be
00:50:04.020 unwarranted.
00:50:05.040 So I would
00:50:05.560 say he's
00:50:05.980 probably somebody
00:50:07.020 who did some
00:50:07.560 good stuff and
00:50:08.160 some bad
00:50:08.560 stuff, and I
00:50:09.060 have no idea
00:50:09.580 how it
00:50:09.940 would, in
00:50:10.340 that sound.
00:50:10.680 Well, Peter
00:50:13.600 Zan has 0.97
00:50:14.480 declared he's
00:50:15.860 going to
00:50:16.120 leave the
00:50:16.800 X platform
00:50:17.800 because he
00:50:19.680 said what
00:50:20.160 was once a
00:50:20.760 platform where
00:50:21.860 you could
00:50:22.180 access open
00:50:22.900 source information
00:50:23.760 that was
00:50:24.160 reliable and
00:50:24.880 free has
00:50:25.940 now been
00:50:26.340 laid to
00:50:26.760 rest by
00:50:27.180 Elon Musk.
00:50:28.360 Yes, I'm
00:50:29.280 talking about
00:50:29.800 that little
00:50:30.240 blue bird we've
00:50:31.100 known and
00:50:31.500 loved for
00:50:31.880 years.
00:50:33.000 Now, that
00:50:34.700 seems to be
00:50:35.220 pretty close to
00:50:35.920 the opposite of
00:50:36.620 my experience.
00:50:39.300 I would say
00:50:40.180 that X is
00:50:41.040 way better
00:50:42.500 and the
00:50:43.720 singular place
00:50:45.740 where there's
00:50:46.260 still free
00:50:46.720 speech and
00:50:47.280 everybody can
00:50:47.940 have their
00:50:48.860 say.
00:50:50.280 Now, why
00:50:50.680 would his
00:50:51.620 opinion be
00:50:52.260 the polar
00:50:53.120 opposite of
00:50:54.200 my experience?
00:50:54.980 And by the
00:50:55.340 way, tell me
00:50:56.620 who you agree
00:50:57.420 with.
00:50:58.380 Would you
00:50:58.780 agree that
00:50:59.320 it's so bad
00:51:00.280 now you
00:51:00.640 should leave?
00:51:01.580 Or do you
00:51:01.980 agree with
00:51:02.380 me that it's
00:51:03.220 not only better
00:51:04.260 than it's ever
00:51:04.800 been, but
00:51:06.700 it's the jewel
00:51:08.060 in the
00:51:09.740 constitutional
00:51:10.380 republic at
00:51:12.420 the moment?
00:51:13.880 Yeah.
00:51:15.600 Now, many
00:51:16.260 of you said
00:51:17.000 to me,
00:51:17.440 Scott, Scott,
00:51:18.080 Scott, stop
00:51:19.360 talking about
00:51:19.940 this Peter
00:51:20.440 Zayn guy and
00:51:21.220 his views about
00:51:22.000 China and
00:51:22.780 Ukraine because
00:51:24.180 it seemed to
00:51:25.400 you that he
00:51:25.920 was some
00:51:26.240 kind of an
00:51:26.940 intelligence
00:51:27.640 plant, that
00:51:30.240 he was just
00:51:31.160 working for the
00:51:31.760 CIA, you
00:51:32.400 said.
00:51:33.200 Now, I don't
00:51:33.680 know about any
00:51:34.240 of that.
00:51:35.600 I don't know
00:51:36.020 about any of
00:51:36.520 that.
00:51:37.320 I have no
00:51:38.400 data, nothing
00:51:40.900 that would say
00:51:41.880 that.
00:51:42.380 I do know he
00:51:43.160 acts exactly
00:51:43.820 like that, or
00:51:45.400 exactly like what
00:51:46.560 I would expect
00:51:47.240 to see if he
00:51:49.040 were primarily
00:51:50.500 a CIA asset.
00:51:52.400 And I don't
00:51:53.260 think that any
00:51:53.900 honest person
00:51:54.620 would say what
00:51:55.200 he said, which
00:51:56.560 is that the
00:51:57.060 platform's going
00:51:57.800 to hell and 0.98
00:51:58.260 you can't get 0.85
00:51:59.080 good information
00:51:59.840 anymore.
00:52:01.000 I don't believe
00:52:02.140 he really believes
00:52:03.140 that.
00:52:04.000 Now, I can't
00:52:04.700 read his
00:52:05.000 mind, so if
00:52:06.400 you're going
00:52:06.620 to say, hey,
00:52:07.080 you're reading
00:52:07.420 minds, I'd
00:52:08.460 say, well,
00:52:09.240 okay, you
00:52:10.400 got me there.
00:52:11.480 But here's why
00:52:12.160 I think it.
00:52:13.160 I can't know
00:52:13.880 for sure.
00:52:14.700 Here's why I
00:52:15.120 think it.
00:52:15.700 I think it
00:52:16.340 because nobody
00:52:16.960 would have
00:52:17.340 this opinion.
00:52:19.100 Nobody would
00:52:19.660 have this
00:52:19.980 opinion.
00:52:20.720 This is not,
00:52:22.400 I mean, it's
00:52:22.720 just sort of
00:52:23.940 on its surface
00:52:24.700 it's obviously 0.98
00:52:25.480 ridiculous. 0.96
00:52:27.360 So, to me, 0.99
00:52:28.840 it looks like
00:52:29.300 it's just, he
00:52:31.160 has some
00:52:31.840 alliance that
00:52:34.160 he's, he's
00:52:34.980 satisfying with
00:52:35.880 this.
00:52:36.880 I don't know
00:52:37.280 who it would
00:52:37.640 be.
00:52:38.760 So, I'm not
00:52:39.540 going to make
00:52:39.820 any accusations
00:52:40.540 about who he
00:52:41.180 really works
00:52:41.820 for.
00:52:42.120 I'll just
00:52:42.380 note that a
00:52:42.880 lot of people
00:52:43.260 have that
00:52:43.680 view and
00:52:44.900 that my
00:52:46.460 observation is
00:52:47.620 I can't think
00:52:48.540 of a second
00:52:49.040 way to explain
00:52:49.860 it.
00:52:50.940 I don't know
00:52:51.820 a second way
00:52:52.460 to explain
00:52:53.000 this observation.
00:52:54.540 So, here's
00:52:56.460 an interesting
00:52:56.860 update on
00:52:57.620 OpenAI and
00:52:59.760 chat GPT.
00:53:02.360 So, another
00:53:03.060 we've got
00:53:04.660 a resignation
00:53:05.940 by another
00:53:06.560 board member
00:53:07.100 Helen Toner
00:53:08.440 and she
00:53:09.140 said this
00:53:09.680 on X
00:53:10.340 about her
00:53:11.540 resignation.
00:53:12.920 To be
00:53:13.180 clear, our
00:53:13.880 decision was
00:53:14.600 about the
00:53:14.960 board's ability
00:53:15.580 to effectively
00:53:16.360 supervise the
00:53:18.180 company, which
00:53:19.380 was our role
00:53:20.000 and responsibility.
00:53:22.980 There's been
00:53:23.800 speculation we
00:53:24.900 were not
00:53:25.320 motivated by
00:53:26.000 a desire to
00:53:26.980 slow down.
00:53:27.740 There's been
00:53:29.280 speculation, but
00:53:30.540 we were not
00:53:31.460 motivated by
00:53:32.380 a desire to
00:53:32.940 slow down
00:53:33.420 OpenAI.
00:53:34.680 So, the
00:53:35.220 primary story
00:53:36.720 that we all
00:53:38.000 got about the
00:53:38.800 Sam Altman
00:53:39.560 situation, and
00:53:41.120 I think it
00:53:42.840 was reported
00:53:43.440 in every
00:53:44.100 outlet, was
00:53:46.400 that the
00:53:46.740 reason for
00:53:47.400 the conflict
00:53:48.000 was that the
00:53:48.720 board wanted
00:53:49.180 to go slower
00:53:49.920 and Altman
00:53:51.120 wanted to go
00:53:51.680 faster on AI.
00:53:53.400 And now,
00:53:53.740 here's the
00:53:54.080 board member
00:53:54.580 herself.
00:53:56.840 She's saying,
00:53:57.460 unambiguously,
00:53:58.540 it had nothing
00:53:59.020 to do with
00:53:59.500 that.
00:54:01.140 Now, if she
00:54:02.120 didn't tell you
00:54:02.680 that, what 0.78
00:54:04.640 would the
00:54:05.060 history of
00:54:05.860 this situation
00:54:06.620 have written?
00:54:08.360 Probably it
00:54:08.960 would have
00:54:09.160 gone with all
00:54:09.820 the news
00:54:10.700 reports.
00:54:11.800 It would
00:54:12.180 have written
00:54:12.540 that that
00:54:12.960 was the
00:54:13.240 reason.
00:54:14.440 So, you
00:54:15.000 really think
00:54:15.600 you can
00:54:15.960 evaluate
00:54:16.540 Kissinger?
00:54:18.020 No, you
00:54:18.660 cannot evaluate
00:54:19.460 Kissinger,
00:54:20.420 because it's
00:54:21.060 all this,
00:54:21.700 and always
00:54:22.080 has been.
00:54:22.560 If this
00:54:25.200 one board
00:54:26.840 member had
00:54:28.020 not decided
00:54:28.660 to not only
00:54:29.480 quit, because
00:54:30.940 if she had
00:54:31.400 not quit, I
00:54:32.160 don't think we
00:54:32.620 would have
00:54:32.900 ever heard
00:54:33.220 this, right?
00:54:35.160 It seems
00:54:35.860 related to
00:54:36.640 her quitting.
00:54:37.920 I think she
00:54:38.700 would have
00:54:38.900 kept quiet
00:54:39.520 and maybe
00:54:40.340 had more
00:54:41.080 decorum as
00:54:41.860 a board
00:54:42.160 member.
00:54:43.000 But this
00:54:45.460 is really
00:54:45.800 valuable for
00:54:46.580 the permanent
00:54:47.340 record.
00:54:47.740 So, I
00:54:50.440 don't know
00:54:50.680 what the
00:54:50.920 problem was.
00:54:52.480 They've been
00:54:53.020 pretty unspecific
00:54:53.960 about it.
00:54:55.340 All right,
00:54:55.880 if you're not
00:54:56.780 following Kyle
00:54:57.980 Becker on
00:54:59.200 X, you're
00:55:00.880 really missing
00:55:01.540 out.
00:55:02.460 In my
00:55:02.940 opinion, he
00:55:03.580 is in the
00:55:04.100 top, I
00:55:06.380 don't know,
00:55:07.420 definitely top
00:55:08.080 ten, maybe
00:55:09.540 top five of
00:55:12.060 useful news
00:55:13.400 related
00:55:14.020 independent
00:55:15.600 journalists.
00:55:17.740 probably top
00:55:18.200 five.
00:55:19.320 He's in
00:55:19.860 there with
00:55:20.140 Greenwald and
00:55:21.760 Schellenberger,
00:55:24.260 Kanekoa the
00:55:24.880 Great.
00:55:26.520 Those are
00:55:26.920 accounts that
00:55:27.720 just always
00:55:29.080 have the
00:55:29.380 best stuff.
00:55:30.880 All right,
00:55:31.540 and it's so
00:55:32.160 good that I
00:55:33.560 want to read
00:55:34.000 you his
00:55:35.140 very long
00:55:36.040 post, because
00:55:38.060 he summarizes
00:55:38.960 the January
00:55:40.300 6th situation
00:55:41.220 really well.
00:55:44.000 And you
00:55:44.500 need to have
00:55:45.720 it re-summarized
00:55:46.600 every once in
00:55:47.240 a while.
00:55:48.240 Because it's
00:55:48.940 complicated.
00:55:50.940 So, let me
00:55:53.340 just read
00:55:53.720 Kyle Becker's
00:55:54.480 thing.
00:55:56.160 So he
00:55:56.420 says, so, it
00:55:57.440 turns out there
00:55:58.340 were, quote,
00:55:59.020 at least 200
00:55:59.720 feds and
00:56:00.260 undercover
00:56:00.700 operatives
00:56:01.180 working the
00:56:01.780 Trump entrapment
00:56:02.640 plot on
00:56:03.240 January 6th.
00:56:04.500 Now, don't
00:56:05.440 get too excited
00:56:06.100 about that.
00:56:06.840 That's not a
00:56:07.880 verified fact.
00:56:09.960 He says his
00:56:10.680 source is,
00:56:11.260 that's according
00:56:11.680 to U.S.
00:56:12.260 Representative
00:56:12.880 Clay Higgins,
00:56:14.360 Republican,
00:56:14.960 who sat
00:56:16.440 down for
00:56:16.820 a recent
00:56:17.120 interview and
00:56:19.200 said, quote,
00:56:19.960 the FBI was
00:56:21.040 not just
00:56:21.500 participating in
00:56:22.340 the January
00:56:22.700 6th acts
00:56:23.280 from within.
00:56:24.260 I suspect
00:56:25.100 they had over
00:56:26.020 200 agents.
00:56:27.240 So this was
00:56:28.000 one politician
00:56:28.900 who suspects.
00:56:30.940 Right?
00:56:31.140 So I'd say,
00:56:32.940 well, we have
00:56:33.720 verification, I'm
00:56:34.660 sure that they
00:56:35.160 were there, but
00:56:36.500 200 would be a
00:56:37.540 whole different
00:56:37.920 story than 50.
00:56:39.540 Would you
00:56:40.200 agree?
00:56:41.480 Well, 50 might
00:56:42.540 be the same
00:56:42.960 story.
00:56:43.560 200 would be a
00:56:44.400 different story
00:56:45.360 than 20.
00:56:47.180 That would be a
00:56:48.020 different story.
00:56:49.980 All right.
00:56:50.420 So there's one
00:56:51.040 person who thinks
00:56:51.760 that he suspects
00:56:53.760 there were over
00:56:54.280 200.
00:56:55.100 So I wouldn't
00:56:55.960 rely on that
00:56:56.580 number.
00:56:56.880 That's just one
00:56:57.540 person's
00:56:58.000 speculation.
00:56:58.400 And that
00:57:03.120 they were
00:57:03.340 dressed as
00:57:03.820 Trump supporters
00:57:04.500 and et cetera.
00:57:07.220 Now, Kyle
00:57:07.780 says, again,
00:57:09.080 he's not buying
00:57:09.720 into the number
00:57:10.300 entirely.
00:57:10.880 He says, this
00:57:11.300 figure is in
00:57:11.960 the realm of
00:57:12.480 possibility, given
00:57:13.860 the newly
00:57:14.260 released J6
00:57:15.420 videos, court
00:57:16.220 documents, and
00:57:16.860 witness statements.
00:57:18.540 I would agree.
00:57:20.420 I would agree
00:57:21.340 with it's in the
00:57:22.260 realm of
00:57:22.700 possibility.
00:57:24.040 Probably high.
00:57:26.140 But in the
00:57:26.680 realm.
00:57:27.140 I mean, if it's
00:57:27.620 100, would
00:57:28.300 have changed
00:57:28.660 your mind.
00:57:30.320 If you find
00:57:31.120 out there
00:57:31.460 were only
00:57:31.800 100, not
00:57:33.760 200, that
00:57:34.620 wouldn't change
00:57:35.020 your mind
00:57:35.320 much, would
00:57:35.760 it?
00:57:36.560 100 is a
00:57:37.140 lot.
00:57:38.340 So, but,
00:57:40.260 here's the
00:57:40.760 important part.
00:57:44.220 And when
00:57:44.880 you track, this
00:57:46.340 is in quotes,
00:57:47.320 so I guess this
00:57:48.040 must be what
00:57:48.940 Clay Hagan
00:57:50.040 said.
00:57:50.900 Quote, and
00:57:51.720 when you track
00:57:52.220 the text threads
00:57:53.140 and the
00:57:53.700 communications
00:57:54.320 within those
00:57:55.100 groups and
00:57:56.160 find the
00:57:56.640 origins of
00:57:57.440 suggestions of
00:57:58.220 potential
00:57:58.620 violence or
00:57:59.860 an active
00:58:00.300 occupation of
00:58:01.000 the Capitol
00:58:01.360 on January
00:58:01.800 6th, you'll
00:58:02.740 find that
00:58:03.160 those messages
00:58:03.760 were led by
00:58:04.500 members of
00:58:05.060 the groups
00:58:05.580 that ended
00:58:06.740 up to be
00:58:07.380 the FBI
00:58:07.900 agents and
00:58:09.420 had infiltrated
00:58:10.160 the group,
00:58:11.120 Hagan said.
00:58:13.640 Now, is
00:58:14.860 that true?
00:58:15.960 That we have
00:58:16.820 enough of a
00:58:17.400 pattern that
00:58:18.440 the groups
00:58:20.160 that were
00:58:20.760 involved,
00:58:21.460 involved, at
00:58:23.160 the very
00:58:23.480 least, we
00:58:24.340 know that
00:58:24.720 they were
00:58:26.120 infiltrated and
00:58:27.580 that the
00:58:28.080 feds were
00:58:28.580 the ones who
00:58:29.220 might have
00:58:29.760 been the
00:58:30.060 provocative
00:58:30.480 ones, which
00:58:31.760 of course is
00:58:32.540 not allowed.
00:58:35.720 All right.
00:58:37.240 So, Higgins
00:58:38.060 continued, so the
00:58:38.860 FBI's involvement
00:58:39.660 was deep, not
00:58:40.600 just on J6, but
00:58:41.700 on the days and
00:58:42.320 weeks and months
00:58:42.940 prior.
00:58:44.400 All right.
00:58:44.800 So, we don't
00:58:45.340 know the exact
00:58:45.900 number, but
00:58:47.040 there's apparently
00:58:48.740 evidence that
00:58:49.600 some number of
00:58:50.360 them may have
00:58:51.580 been instigators,
00:58:52.560 and that would
00:58:53.040 be the key
00:58:53.500 point, whether
00:58:54.080 the FBI were
00:58:55.520 the instigators
00:58:56.180 or would it
00:58:57.220 have happened
00:58:57.680 organically.
00:59:00.520 Now, Kyle
00:59:01.000 says there's
00:59:01.540 now zero doubt
00:59:02.300 that J6 was
00:59:03.160 a setup.
00:59:04.860 Well, setup
00:59:05.760 does a lot
00:59:06.600 of work, but
00:59:08.300 he says the
00:59:10.460 Trump incitement
00:59:11.220 narrative had
00:59:12.440 been hatched
00:59:13.160 months prior as
00:59:14.440 the infamous
00:59:14.960 time,
00:59:17.040 Shadow Cabal
00:59:18.120 article made
00:59:18.860 clear.
00:59:19.860 All right.
00:59:20.060 So, Time
00:59:20.680 Magazine.
00:59:22.000 So, Kyle
00:59:22.700 says the J6 0.99
00:59:23.480 riot was war
00:59:24.360 gamed multiple
00:59:24.980 times before the
00:59:26.060 Electoral College.
00:59:28.720 Wow.
00:59:30.000 Did you know
00:59:30.460 that?
00:59:30.720 It was war
00:59:31.220 gamed ahead of
00:59:31.820 time?
00:59:33.340 Is that in a
00:59:34.140 Time article?
00:59:35.980 I don't know
00:59:36.780 about that.
00:59:38.100 All right.
00:59:38.560 The FBI
00:59:39.100 unconstitutionally
00:59:40.420 used NSA
00:59:40.980 surveillance to
00:59:41.740 track the
00:59:42.120 extremist groups
00:59:42.900 seeking to
00:59:44.020 disrupt the
00:59:44.500 event.
00:59:44.800 They had
00:59:45.000 federal informants
00:59:45.800 embedded in
00:59:46.340 multiple
00:59:46.640 extremist
00:59:47.160 groups,
00:59:47.960 including the
00:59:48.440 Proud Boys.
00:59:50.620 Now, here's
00:59:51.680 sort of a
00:59:52.280 payoff here.
00:59:52.880 He says,
00:59:53.440 yeah, somehow
00:59:53.980 the FBI and
00:59:54.680 Capitol Police
00:59:55.280 were woefully
00:59:55.940 unprepared despite
00:59:57.740 multiple advance
00:59:58.680 warnings.
01:00:00.460 Yeah.
01:00:00.960 How do you
01:00:01.720 have all these
01:00:02.360 embedded FBI
01:00:03.300 agents who
01:00:04.740 are fully aware
01:00:05.760 of what January
01:00:07.820 6th is going to
01:00:08.620 turn into because
01:00:09.420 they're part of
01:00:09.840 the organizations
01:00:10.600 that are going
01:00:11.100 to do it,
01:00:11.880 and they don't
01:00:12.740 warn anybody?
01:00:13.360 or if they
01:00:14.560 did warn
01:00:15.040 them, they
01:00:15.600 weren't
01:00:15.820 prepared?
01:00:17.480 Hmm.
01:00:18.240 That doesn't
01:00:18.900 quite track,
01:00:19.660 does it?
01:00:22.100 He goes on.
01:00:25.420 D.C.
01:00:26.140 Mayor Bowser,
01:00:27.320 former Speaker
01:00:28.080 Nancy Pelosi,
01:00:28.960 former Senator
01:00:29.500 Majority Mitch
01:00:30.300 McConnell, and
01:00:31.200 others, refused to
01:00:32.300 press for more
01:00:33.020 National Guard
01:00:33.940 despite it being
01:00:35.800 documented and on
01:00:36.900 the record that
01:00:38.120 former President
01:00:38.780 Trump wanted
01:00:39.640 10,000 National
01:00:40.640 Guard troops
01:00:41.200 outside Congress
01:00:42.060 to protect the
01:00:42.840 Electoral College.
01:00:44.340 Is that an
01:00:45.180 established fact?
01:00:46.920 That's documented
01:00:47.800 that he asked
01:00:48.420 way out of the
01:00:49.580 Electoral College
01:00:50.400 for 10,000,
01:00:52.440 and they turned
01:00:53.400 it down.
01:00:55.420 What else do
01:00:56.340 you need to
01:00:56.720 know?
01:00:57.020 Well, if the
01:00:59.800 groups that
01:01:01.660 were the
01:01:02.140 aggressive ones
01:01:03.120 had FBI
01:01:04.400 informants, and
01:01:06.260 we have records
01:01:06.960 that the FBI
01:01:07.540 informants might
01:01:08.300 have been the
01:01:08.680 ones riling
01:01:09.600 things up, and
01:01:11.880 then we know
01:01:12.420 that since
01:01:13.380 everybody knew
01:01:14.020 there would be
01:01:14.480 a problem, and
01:01:16.420 Trump knew it
01:01:17.060 too, and he
01:01:18.000 asked for
01:01:18.560 reinforcements,
01:01:20.200 and he was
01:01:20.880 denied.
01:01:22.280 That looks
01:01:23.000 exactly like a
01:01:23.880 setup, doesn't
01:01:24.460 it?
01:01:25.620 What else
01:01:26.320 would it be?
01:01:27.020 I mean, even
01:01:29.300 incompetence, it
01:01:30.860 would be tough to
01:01:31.620 stretch this to
01:01:32.260 incompetence.
01:01:33.440 Usually, I'm
01:01:34.900 going to take the
01:01:35.380 incompetence
01:01:36.080 argument as the
01:01:36.880 obvious one.
01:01:37.480 Oh, that people 1.00
01:01:38.500 were just dumb, 0.99
01:01:39.700 because that 1.00
01:01:40.080 explains a lot.
01:01:41.380 But this would
01:01:42.000 be a level of 1.00
01:01:42.780 dumb that would 1.00
01:01:43.460 be hard to 1.00
01:01:44.060 explain.
01:01:45.380 They're not 1.00
01:01:45.840 that dumb, are 1.00
01:01:47.160 they? 1.00
01:01:49.600 Kyle goes on
01:01:50.500 and says,
01:01:50.760 also, there was
01:01:51.360 no centrally
01:01:52.100 coordinated plot to
01:01:53.100 overturn the results
01:01:54.020 of the election,
01:01:55.340 as FBI sources
01:01:56.520 told Reuters in
01:01:57.900 a 2021 report.
01:02:02.200 That's a big
01:02:02.840 deal.
01:02:04.040 And indeed, he
01:02:05.020 says that was the
01:02:05.640 entire point of the
01:02:06.440 election challenges
01:02:07.220 during the convening
01:02:08.660 of the Electoral
01:02:09.260 College.
01:02:11.520 If Donald Trump
01:02:12.360 wanted to overturn
01:02:13.080 the 2020 elections,
01:02:14.360 he would not have
01:02:16.640 disrupted the
01:02:17.360 Electoral College.
01:02:18.800 He would have
01:02:19.240 continued to pursue
01:02:20.160 his legal challenge.
01:02:21.060 That makes sense
01:02:24.140 to me.
01:02:25.240 It seems that if
01:02:26.280 you were going to
01:02:26.680 do the legal
01:02:27.360 challenge, that the
01:02:29.320 riot is working
01:02:30.240 against your own
01:02:30.980 interests.
01:02:33.160 It's like, pick one.
01:02:34.940 Pick the riot,
01:02:36.560 or pick the legal
01:02:38.040 way.
01:02:39.960 They don't kind of
01:02:40.800 work together.
01:02:41.940 That's a good point.
01:02:42.620 Trump would not
01:02:46.220 have sent in
01:02:46.880 unarmed extremists
01:02:48.100 to disrupt
01:02:50.640 Electoral College
01:02:51.540 in order to
01:02:52.140 retain power.
01:02:53.620 This is not
01:02:54.320 only illogical,
01:02:55.580 it is absurd
01:02:56.340 on its face.
01:02:58.120 It is absurd.
01:03:00.080 Because at best,
01:03:01.940 they could have
01:03:02.440 delayed things a day,
01:03:03.700 and then the
01:03:04.220 Supreme Court
01:03:04.800 would have worked
01:03:05.280 it out, and
01:03:06.000 literally nothing
01:03:07.360 would have
01:03:07.660 happened.
01:03:07.960 So,
01:03:11.940 nonetheless, 0.98
01:03:12.460 this ridiculous 0.98
01:03:13.080 partisan narrative 0.94
01:03:13.880 has constituted
01:03:14.680 the basis
01:03:15.060 for prosecuting
01:03:15.880 a former
01:03:16.260 president,
01:03:17.600 and what has
01:03:18.180 devolved into
01:03:18.820 a partisan
01:03:19.540 show trial.
01:03:21.880 Yeah.
01:03:24.520 I don't know.
01:03:26.280 So, you know,
01:03:27.400 there's still
01:03:28.020 some questions
01:03:28.560 about the
01:03:28.960 number of
01:03:29.600 feds.
01:03:30.780 But if people
01:03:31.700 are guessing
01:03:32.240 200, it
01:03:33.940 wasn't five,
01:03:35.960 right?
01:03:36.480 It wasn't five.
01:03:38.960 I'm going to
01:03:39.600 put my own
01:03:40.080 guess on it.
01:03:40.720 We'll probably
01:03:41.080 never know.
01:03:42.340 I'm going to
01:03:42.640 put my own
01:03:43.140 guess on it
01:03:43.820 at between
01:03:46.480 30 and 50.
01:03:49.880 Between 30
01:03:50.780 and 50.
01:03:52.960 Just a guess.
01:03:54.320 Based on
01:03:54.940 living in the
01:03:55.460 world and how
01:03:56.360 hard it is to
01:03:57.160 get anything
01:03:57.900 done and that
01:03:59.060 sort of thing.
01:04:00.000 And they
01:04:00.620 probably would
01:04:01.100 have thought
01:04:01.360 that was
01:04:01.660 enough.
01:04:03.100 So, some
01:04:03.560 of you are
01:04:03.940 guessing 100.
01:04:04.820 200 seems
01:04:05.540 high.
01:04:05.860 I mean, if
01:04:06.680 it's 200.
01:04:07.960 that would
01:04:09.320 explain
01:04:09.680 everything.
01:04:13.320 All right.
01:04:17.540 Yeah, and
01:04:18.220 then we have
01:04:18.620 the Governor
01:04:19.060 Whitmer
01:04:19.580 situation to
01:04:21.240 tell us that
01:04:22.180 things can get
01:04:22.900 out of control
01:04:23.500 with the
01:04:23.980 undercover assets.
01:04:25.660 So, we know
01:04:26.180 that's a thing.
01:04:26.880 is a claim
01:04:32.280 that feds 0.57
01:04:33.300 are responsible
01:04:34.180 for January
01:04:34.640 6th.
01:04:36.320 That would
01:04:37.980 be the
01:04:38.420 current claim,
01:04:40.380 but I don't
01:04:41.020 know that,
01:04:42.120 I don't think
01:04:42.700 that Trump
01:04:43.100 had enough
01:04:43.500 proof of that
01:04:44.100 to make it
01:04:44.780 part of the
01:04:45.260 court case.
01:04:47.320 But,
01:04:48.240 remember,
01:04:50.400 the standard
01:04:51.260 for government
01:04:52.040 is guilty
01:04:53.740 until proven
01:04:54.420 innocent.
01:04:54.820 the standard
01:04:56.380 for citizens
01:04:57.040 is the
01:04:57.500 opposite.
01:04:57.960 We're
01:04:58.080 innocent
01:04:58.400 until proven
01:04:58.960 guilty.
01:05:00.140 So, if
01:05:00.600 you have
01:05:01.140 allegations
01:05:03.100 about the
01:05:03.700 number of
01:05:04.100 feds,
01:05:05.100 and they're
01:05:06.820 not forthcoming
01:05:07.700 about the
01:05:08.160 number,
01:05:09.180 you should
01:05:10.080 assume they're
01:05:10.660 guilty.
01:05:12.900 Not because
01:05:13.740 it's necessarily
01:05:14.660 guaranteed to
01:05:15.460 be true,
01:05:16.220 but it's the
01:05:16.940 only smart
01:05:17.480 way to play
01:05:17.980 it.
01:05:18.180 if the
01:05:19.940 government
01:05:20.300 won't tell
01:05:20.900 you what
01:05:21.200 they're doing,
01:05:21.800 assume it's
01:05:22.600 corrupt.
01:05:23.940 Every time.
01:05:25.840 Right?
01:05:26.140 In the
01:05:26.760 great unlikely
01:05:28.160 chance that
01:05:29.060 something else
01:05:29.800 is happening,
01:05:30.420 okay, you
01:05:30.980 got wrong
01:05:31.400 that time.
01:05:32.280 But you're
01:05:32.740 going to be
01:05:32.940 right nine
01:05:34.040 out of ten
01:05:34.440 times if you
01:05:35.160 assume that
01:05:35.680 when they're
01:05:36.020 hiding stuff,
01:05:36.660 there's a
01:05:36.940 good reason
01:05:37.340 they're hiding
01:05:37.720 it.
01:05:38.440 And it's
01:05:39.080 not a
01:05:39.380 reason you
01:05:39.680 like.
01:05:41.540 So,
01:05:42.020 yes,
01:05:42.380 the mere
01:05:42.860 fact that
01:05:43.780 the FBI
01:05:44.840 will not
01:05:45.380 disclose how
01:05:46.080 many agents
01:05:46.660 were involved
01:05:47.400 I consider
01:05:49.500 a proof
01:05:50.380 of crime
01:05:50.940 in a
01:05:53.440 logical sense
01:05:54.400 but not a
01:05:54.900 legal sense.
01:05:56.080 Logically,
01:05:56.640 it's proof.
01:05:58.080 Because,
01:05:59.020 and again,
01:05:59.900 make the
01:06:00.320 distinction,
01:06:01.280 if it were
01:06:01.700 you as an
01:06:02.260 individual,
01:06:03.320 that's not
01:06:03.800 proof.
01:06:04.820 You're going
01:06:05.160 to have to
01:06:05.400 prove I
01:06:05.780 did it.
01:06:07.040 But when
01:06:07.400 the government
01:06:07.840 says we're
01:06:08.540 not going
01:06:08.820 to tell you
01:06:09.220 this valuable
01:06:09.820 information that
01:06:10.640 you want to
01:06:11.160 know,
01:06:11.820 and by the
01:06:12.320 way,
01:06:12.980 we can't
01:06:13.720 even tell
01:06:14.180 you that
01:06:14.600 there's a
01:06:15.000 reason we
01:06:15.460 can't tell
01:06:15.940 you.
01:06:17.400 Right?
01:06:19.900 Because,
01:06:20.460 suppose they
01:06:21.000 said,
01:06:21.980 yes,
01:06:22.560 the number
01:06:22.940 is 200,
01:06:24.140 but we
01:06:24.580 don't want
01:06:24.920 to tell
01:06:25.180 you how
01:06:25.520 many are
01:06:26.040 embedded in
01:06:27.240 the groups
01:06:27.760 and how
01:06:28.660 many were
01:06:29.040 just working
01:06:29.600 that day.
01:06:31.720 That's not
01:06:32.280 good enough
01:06:32.760 because they
01:06:34.340 don't have to
01:06:34.760 tell us that.
01:06:35.960 They could
01:06:36.300 just say,
01:06:36.920 they're about
01:06:37.240 200,
01:06:38.180 but we don't
01:06:38.680 want to give
01:06:39.020 you the
01:06:39.220 breakdown of
01:06:39.940 what they
01:06:40.460 were doing.
01:06:42.360 That would
01:06:42.920 be something.
01:06:43.420 And at
01:06:44.760 least then I
01:06:45.280 would understand
01:06:46.020 the part
01:06:47.400 where they
01:06:47.800 don't want
01:06:48.080 to tell us
01:06:48.480 something.
01:06:48.960 It's like,
01:06:49.280 okay,
01:06:49.960 you don't
01:06:50.420 want to
01:06:50.660 tell us
01:06:50.960 how many
01:06:51.480 people are
01:06:51.920 embedded
01:06:52.300 because that
01:06:53.500 would maybe
01:06:54.500 alarm those
01:06:55.180 groups.
01:06:56.140 I get that.
01:06:57.200 But not
01:06:57.620 telling us
01:06:58.100 any number,
01:06:59.540 even a
01:07:00.420 generality?
01:07:02.060 No,
01:07:02.720 that's proof
01:07:03.280 of guilt.
01:07:05.340 Now,
01:07:06.160 again,
01:07:06.820 it doesn't
01:07:07.180 mean they're
01:07:07.500 guilty,
01:07:08.100 but it
01:07:09.400 should be
01:07:09.700 considered
01:07:10.060 proof.
01:07:10.420 The same
01:07:11.280 way that
01:07:11.700 we can
01:07:12.200 convict
01:07:12.980 somebody,
01:07:13.540 an individual,
01:07:14.300 for a
01:07:14.580 crime,
01:07:15.680 if you
01:07:16.020 convict
01:07:16.440 somebody
01:07:16.820 of a
01:07:17.140 crime and
01:07:17.480 you say
01:07:17.700 they're
01:07:17.880 guilty,
01:07:19.040 you understand
01:07:19.680 that doesn't
01:07:20.220 mean they
01:07:20.520 did the
01:07:20.820 crime,
01:07:21.180 right?
01:07:22.220 That just
01:07:22.840 means that
01:07:23.180 the process
01:07:23.700 found them
01:07:24.180 guilty.
01:07:24.980 That's
01:07:25.460 different from
01:07:26.080 whether they
01:07:26.480 actually did
01:07:26.960 it.
01:07:29.160 Likewise,
01:07:30.640 I am
01:07:31.280 prosecuting the
01:07:32.240 FBI right
01:07:32.960 now by
01:07:33.920 saying,
01:07:34.500 your failure
01:07:34.940 to give us
01:07:35.480 this information,
01:07:37.060 I consider
01:07:37.760 proof of
01:07:38.260 guilt.
01:07:39.720 Does that
01:07:40.140 mean they're
01:07:40.560 guilty 100%?
01:07:42.100 Nope.
01:07:43.520 Nope.
01:07:43.980 Could be
01:07:44.320 some weird
01:07:44.820 thing that
01:07:45.400 we don't
01:07:45.660 know about.
01:07:46.960 But you
01:07:47.560 have to
01:07:47.940 treat it
01:07:48.520 like they're
01:07:49.100 guilty the
01:07:50.100 same way
01:07:50.540 if somebody
01:07:51.020 is convicted,
01:07:52.540 even if
01:07:53.100 they're not
01:07:53.540 guilty,
01:07:54.520 in reality,
01:07:55.640 they're still
01:07:56.060 going to put
01:07:56.380 them in jail
01:07:56.840 and treat
01:07:57.720 them that
01:07:57.940 way.
01:07:58.420 You have
01:07:59.380 a working
01:08:00.200 assumption
01:08:00.700 that's the
01:08:02.080 only way you
01:08:02.560 can go
01:08:02.840 through life.
01:08:04.060 Well,
01:08:04.520 I don't
01:08:04.760 know for
01:08:05.060 sure,
01:08:05.480 but my
01:08:06.740 working
01:08:07.160 assumption
01:08:07.560 is this.
01:08:08.540 So,
01:08:09.160 it
01:08:09.380 bothers me
01:08:10.000 no end
01:08:10.620 when we
01:08:11.740 treat
01:08:12.040 January 6th
01:08:13.920 like a
01:08:14.380 maybe.
01:08:17.820 It's a
01:08:18.460 maybe,
01:08:19.380 because we
01:08:19.800 don't know,
01:08:20.860 but we
01:08:21.220 shouldn't
01:08:21.460 treat it
01:08:21.800 that way.
01:08:22.580 You should
01:08:22.940 treat it
01:08:23.340 like a
01:08:24.380 confirmed
01:08:24.900 guilt by
01:08:26.440 government
01:08:27.380 hiding
01:08:27.820 information
01:08:28.380 that you
01:08:29.840 have no
01:08:30.160 reason to
01:08:30.800 know why
01:08:31.200 it should
01:08:31.420 be hidden.
01:08:33.780 Yeah.
01:08:34.000 doesn't
01:08:42.680 the
01:08:42.800 military
01:08:43.080 war
01:08:43.540 game
01:08:43.820 against
01:08:44.120 such
01:08:44.440 coups?
01:08:46.300 Well,
01:08:47.060 since it
01:08:47.520 wasn't a
01:08:48.060 coup,
01:08:48.380 I don't
01:08:48.600 know.
01:08:54.540 Yeah,
01:08:55.120 and then
01:08:55.340 there might
01:08:55.680 be a
01:08:55.940 question about
01:08:56.560 how many
01:08:57.000 are actually
01:08:57.560 FBI
01:08:58.380 employees
01:09:00.260 and how
01:09:00.860 much
01:09:01.060 are
01:09:01.220 informants
01:09:01.940 and whatever.
01:09:07.000 Oh,
01:09:07.980 wow.
01:09:08.240 all right,
01:09:13.280 that's all
01:09:13.660 I got for
01:09:13.960 now.
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01:09:38.380 reframe your
01:09:38.960 brain for
01:09:39.620 really anybody.
01:09:41.320 This works
01:09:41.660 for everybody.
01:09:42.740 For your
01:09:43.100 mental health,
01:09:43.900 to your
01:09:44.160 career,
01:09:44.760 to your
01:09:44.980 happiness,
01:09:46.080 everything.
01:09:47.660 And if you
01:09:48.000 don't believe
01:09:48.400 me,
01:09:48.640 just look at
01:09:49.160 the reviews
01:09:49.840 on Amazon.
01:09:51.400 Keep this
01:09:52.040 in mind.
01:09:53.320 I'm a
01:09:53.760 cancelled
01:09:54.180 author,
01:09:55.540 and I
01:09:56.200 have a
01:09:56.600 five-star
01:09:57.220 review for
01:09:57.820 my new
01:09:58.620 book.
01:10:00.120 I'm
01:10:00.620 cancelled.
01:10:01.900 I mean,
01:10:02.140 you'd expect
01:10:02.780 just in the
01:10:04.040 normal way
01:10:05.900 of things
01:10:06.360 working,
01:10:07.140 you'd expect
01:10:08.000 a bunch
01:10:08.340 of haters
01:10:08.820 would have
01:10:09.260 come in
01:10:09.680 and said,
01:10:10.180 well,
01:10:10.400 we hate 1.00
01:10:10.740 you. 0.96
01:10:11.520 But instead,
01:10:12.340 if you look
01:10:12.680 at the
01:10:12.900 reviews,
01:10:13.480 people say,
01:10:14.320 I don't
01:10:14.800 like his
01:10:15.140 politics,
01:10:15.760 but wow,
01:10:16.220 this is
01:10:16.520 quite a
01:10:16.800 book.
01:10:18.440 So that's
01:10:18.840 about the
01:10:20.100 best endorsement
01:10:20.820 you can get,
01:10:21.940 is your
01:10:22.300 haters actually
01:10:23.780 stop.
01:10:25.260 The haters
01:10:25.700 actually stop
01:10:26.540 their criticism
01:10:27.280 about that
01:10:27.760 book.
01:10:28.480 They
01:10:28.900 criticize
01:10:29.460 everything
01:10:30.260 else about
01:10:30.840 me,
01:10:31.780 not that
01:10:32.220 book.
01:10:34.440 So,
01:10:35.480 there's your
01:10:35.940 commercial.
01:10:36.980 All right,
01:10:37.440 YouTube,
01:10:38.120 thanks for
01:10:38.480 joining.
01:10:40.200 Your
01:10:40.680 autistic son
01:10:41.600 is reading
01:10:42.020 Reframe
01:10:42.460 Your Brain.
01:10:43.280 Excellent.
01:10:46.300 I will
01:10:46.960 see you
01:10:47.400 tomorrow.
01:10:48.000 And if
01:10:48.220 you missed
01:10:48.500 my cooking
01:10:49.020 show yesterday,
01:10:50.460 I'll give
01:10:51.040 you an 0.64
01:10:51.300 update.
01:10:52.480 I did a
01:10:53.260 cooking show
01:10:53.940 live stream.
01:10:55.260 I made
01:10:55.820 lentil soup,
01:10:57.480 or you could
01:10:57.940 call it dal, 0.99
01:10:58.660 because it's
01:10:59.000 an Indian
01:10:59.680 version.
01:11:00.380 And what
01:11:01.400 I learned
01:11:01.780 is,
01:11:02.540 it's real
01:11:03.960 easy to
01:11:04.440 do the
01:11:04.740 main
01:11:04.940 ingredients,
01:11:06.160 but you
01:11:06.400 need like
01:11:06.900 15 spices
01:11:08.660 to get
01:11:11.180 it where
01:11:11.360 you want.
01:11:11.880 It was
01:11:12.200 actually
01:11:12.460 delicious.
01:11:13.260 I overcooked
01:11:13.860 the lentils
01:11:14.380 a little bit,
01:11:15.040 but taste
01:11:16.320 wise,
01:11:17.000 probably the
01:11:17.880 best thing
01:11:18.280 I've tasted
01:11:18.780 in months.
01:11:21.040 It was
01:11:21.280 actually
01:11:21.560 amazing.
01:11:22.760 Yeah.
01:11:23.260 All right,
01:11:23.600 that's all
01:11:23.900 for now.
01:11:24.720 See you,
01:11:25.260 YouTube.
01:11:26.740 Catch you
01:11:27.140 tomorrow.
01:11:27.420 Bye-bye.