Real Coffee with Scott Adams - December 07, 2023


Episode 2315 CWSA 12⧸07⧸23 GOP Debate, Trump's Narrow Ravine Strategy, McLeavin' And Lots More


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 23 minutes

Words per Minute

139.77188

Word Count

11,740

Sentence Count

810

Misogynist Sentences

14

Hate Speech Sentences

29


Summary

Join me for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine sippin' sip, as we discuss a variety of topics, including: - Bill Ackman's new post about the "de-education" debacle at Harvard, and why it's a good thing it's not like the McCarthy era. - Why women's rights have been set back by three Harvard presidents.


Transcript

00:00:00.880 Do-do-do-do-do-do. Do-do-do-do-do-do.
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00:00:49.820 Ah, just right.
00:00:53.780 Sublime.
00:00:56.580 All right.
00:00:57.220 Now, for those of you who are new,
00:01:02.000 there might be some new people who've never seen this show before.
00:01:06.920 Give me the answer to the question before I ask it.
00:01:09.200 Go.
00:01:10.480 Answer to the question before I ask.
00:01:12.680 That is the correct answer.
00:01:14.940 Yes.
00:01:15.300 Now, here's the question.
00:01:19.400 In Erasmus and Poll,
00:01:21.500 what percentage of people are in favor
00:01:24.640 of removing statues of Washington,
00:01:28.500 George Washington?
00:01:30.680 You said 25%.
00:01:33.040 Gosh, you're good.
00:01:35.420 It's 27.
00:01:36.960 27.
00:01:37.460 But around, you know,
00:01:38.580 within the margin of error.
00:01:39.600 I think your ability to know the answers
00:01:43.300 before the questions are asked
00:01:44.880 is unparalleled,
00:01:47.700 purely unparalleled.
00:01:49.480 And if you think there's any audience in the world
00:01:52.380 that is smarter than this one,
00:01:55.280 let's see if they can answer the question
00:01:56.900 before you ask it.
00:01:58.520 Just give them that test.
00:01:59.740 They won't be able to do it.
00:02:00.720 Well, I am loving the,
00:02:04.800 I don't know what you'd call it,
00:02:08.060 but the ascension maybe of Bill Ackman,
00:02:12.880 famous hedge fund investor guy.
00:02:15.640 So he's been going really hard at Harvard especially
00:02:19.040 and wokeness now more generally.
00:02:22.340 He's become kind of the Rosa Parks
00:02:24.300 of the DEI debacle.
00:02:33.320 And he says,
00:02:34.720 among other things in a long post today,
00:02:37.380 and he's becoming a national treasure in my view.
00:02:40.100 He says,
00:02:40.500 I don't think it will be long
00:02:41.620 before we look back on the last few years
00:02:43.980 of free speech suppression
00:02:45.920 and the repeated career-ending accusations
00:02:49.380 of racists
00:02:50.440 for those who questioned the DEI movement.
00:02:54.300 You think that'll happen?
00:02:57.600 You think we will someday look back at this period
00:02:59.960 and it will look like McCarthyism
00:03:02.240 and that the DEI thing will look like
00:03:05.100 it was a gigantic mistake
00:03:06.560 and it will be largely dismantled?
00:03:10.580 Yes.
00:03:12.260 Yes, he's absolutely right.
00:03:14.140 There's no way around it.
00:03:15.180 It's definitely going to happen.
00:03:17.220 And he said,
00:03:18.000 we're all shortly going to realize
00:03:19.280 that the DEI era
00:03:20.980 is the McCarthy era part two.
00:03:24.300 He said he learned from someone
00:03:27.040 who had first-person knowledge
00:03:28.400 of the situation
00:03:29.900 that when Harvard was searching for a president,
00:03:34.220 the committee would not consider a candidate
00:03:37.820 who did not meet the DEI office's criteria.
00:03:42.340 In other words,
00:03:43.600 no white men.
00:03:45.560 It was exactly what it looked like.
00:03:50.100 If you're wondering to yourself,
00:03:52.180 huh,
00:03:53.060 I wonder if they excluded white men in their search.
00:03:56.200 Yes, they did.
00:03:57.400 Yes, they did.
00:03:59.640 And Bill Ackman points out,
00:04:01.800 the same is likely true for other elite universities.
00:04:04.000 So would you say
00:04:07.560 that the competence crisis is real?
00:04:12.320 I saw three college presidents
00:04:15.840 that in my opinion were incompetent.
00:04:19.840 Now, as other people have pointed out,
00:04:24.000 other people who identify as female,
00:04:25.960 so I'll quote them
00:04:27.640 instead of taking the heat on myself,
00:04:30.920 those three college presidents
00:04:32.720 set back women's rights
00:04:35.380 by about 50 years.
00:04:42.440 Am I the only one
00:04:44.860 that had that impression?
00:04:46.240 And by the way,
00:04:46.800 this wasn't my original,
00:04:48.440 it's not my original observation.
00:04:50.660 It's something I was thinking
00:04:51.780 when I watched it.
00:04:53.680 I think it was Greta Van Susteren
00:04:56.140 who was saying
00:04:57.220 it was setting back
00:04:58.000 the women's movement,
00:04:59.780 the women's movement,
00:05:00.780 I think she said.
00:05:01.900 Set back the women's movement.
00:05:04.520 It really did.
00:05:06.920 It was a terrible,
00:05:09.160 terrible day for women.
00:05:12.360 Well, McCarthy's leaving the job.
00:05:16.460 He's leaving government.
00:05:18.180 I guess he had hinted
00:05:19.240 that he might do it
00:05:19.940 if he got pushed out
00:05:21.860 of the leadership job,
00:05:23.800 and I guess he is.
00:05:25.000 But the funniest part
00:05:25.840 about that story
00:05:26.520 is Matt Gaetz,
00:05:27.660 who was obviously
00:05:29.080 the agent of that change,
00:05:31.660 he's the one who pushed for it,
00:05:34.100 he had a post today
00:05:35.900 with just one word,
00:05:37.960 McLeaven.
00:05:41.240 Now, some people interpreted it
00:05:43.580 that Matt Gaetz was leaving,
00:05:45.580 but that's not what he meant.
00:05:47.120 He was talking about McCarthy.
00:05:48.360 He was making a joke
00:05:50.140 about the McLeaven character.
00:05:53.160 There's a movie with
00:05:54.160 a teenage character
00:05:55.780 who calls himself McLeaven.
00:05:57.780 He calls him McLeaven.
00:06:01.000 That was a super bad
00:06:02.640 was the name of the movie, yeah.
00:06:04.200 And I just love the fact
00:06:07.640 that he's dancing on his grave.
00:06:11.840 McLeaven.
00:06:13.000 They had to be laughing today.
00:06:14.420 All right.
00:06:16.380 China is allegedly
00:06:17.820 going to revamp
00:06:20.800 its space program,
00:06:22.020 and the reason that China
00:06:23.380 is so worried about
00:06:24.280 getting behind on space
00:06:25.660 is not because
00:06:27.280 the United States
00:06:28.180 is doing such good work,
00:06:29.880 but because Elon Musk is.
00:06:33.340 So who beat China to space?
00:06:36.160 Was it the United States?
00:06:38.320 Eh, not exactly.
00:06:41.920 Was it India?
00:06:44.400 Hmm.
00:06:45.320 No.
00:06:46.640 No, it was just Elon Musk.
00:06:48.880 Just one person.
00:06:50.620 Just that one person
00:06:51.640 destroyed
00:06:52.580 on the most,
00:06:54.180 probably the most important
00:06:56.100 stage of human development.
00:07:00.320 You know,
00:07:00.580 someday,
00:07:01.420 if humans live
00:07:02.280 another thousand years,
00:07:03.900 we're going to look back
00:07:04.820 and see that the leaving
00:07:06.100 of the planet
00:07:07.260 to become interstellar
00:07:09.180 was more fundamental
00:07:11.620 than even,
00:07:12.480 you know,
00:07:13.200 finding,
00:07:14.320 discovering America,
00:07:15.380 the so-called discovery.
00:07:17.140 And
00:07:17.620 it was one person.
00:07:21.200 Basically,
00:07:21.860 one person did that
00:07:22.840 and beat China.
00:07:25.600 So it was one person
00:07:26.820 who beat
00:07:27.260 over a billion
00:07:29.120 people.
00:07:31.220 How many people
00:07:32.040 are in China?
00:07:33.200 Two billion?
00:07:33.840 Two billion, right?
00:07:36.000 What's the population
00:07:36.940 of China?
00:07:38.660 1.3?
00:07:40.440 1.7?
00:07:41.640 1.2?
00:07:42.260 We got lots of estimates.
00:07:43.660 Over a billion.
00:07:45.520 All right.
00:07:48.780 So South Carolina,
00:07:50.920 the state,
00:07:52.360 they have announced
00:07:53.120 that they're not going
00:07:54.120 to invest
00:07:54.900 the money
00:07:55.600 in Walt Disney Company.
00:07:57.440 So it's no longer
00:07:58.580 an approved
00:07:59.240 state investment.
00:08:00.320 So now
00:08:02.980 the Disney Company
00:08:04.080 is not only
00:08:06.680 fun for the whole family,
00:08:08.420 but considered
00:08:09.700 by one state
00:08:10.800 so evil
00:08:11.760 that you can't
00:08:12.380 even invest in them.
00:08:14.140 But also
00:08:15.080 fun for the whole family.
00:08:19.140 But
00:08:19.700 the state government
00:08:21.200 has decided
00:08:21.840 they're too evil
00:08:22.500 for you to invest in them.
00:08:23.940 You can take the family,
00:08:26.000 but my God,
00:08:26.780 don't put your money there,
00:08:28.400 says the state
00:08:29.080 of South Carolina.
00:08:30.700 I don't know
00:08:31.380 if that will form
00:08:32.040 any kind of a trend.
00:08:32.960 We'll see.
00:08:35.360 I saw a post
00:08:36.380 by Rohan Pandy,
00:08:38.420 who is
00:08:39.580 my kind of poster.
00:08:41.420 You ever see
00:08:41.820 anything on social media
00:08:43.520 where you say,
00:08:45.100 my God,
00:08:46.300 that could have been
00:08:47.000 me posting that
00:08:47.880 because it looks
00:08:48.720 like I did it.
00:08:50.200 Or here's one
00:08:50.700 that just looks like
00:08:51.440 something I would have done
00:08:52.440 except I'm not this smart.
00:08:54.440 So if I were smarter,
00:08:56.360 I would have posted
00:08:57.980 what
00:08:58.300 Rohan
00:08:59.680 Pandy
00:09:00.340 posted.
00:09:01.300 He noted.
00:09:02.940 He says,
00:09:03.720 quick schizo theory.
00:09:06.200 Top and bottom
00:09:07.200 quarks,
00:09:08.480 so those are the
00:09:09.580 names for two
00:09:10.600 different flavors
00:09:11.420 of quark,
00:09:12.840 the top and the bottom.
00:09:14.260 They were originally
00:09:14.900 called truth and beauty.
00:09:16.960 So there's a truth
00:09:17.860 quark and a beauty quark.
00:09:20.080 Now,
00:09:20.400 here's the interesting part.
00:09:22.800 Satya,
00:09:23.700 first name
00:09:24.380 of the leader
00:09:25.220 of Microsoft,
00:09:25.940 in Sanskrit,
00:09:27.320 his name,
00:09:27.680 his name means
00:09:28.480 truth.
00:09:29.840 But Sundar,
00:09:30.860 first name of the
00:09:31.760 leader of Google,
00:09:32.940 in Sanskrit,
00:09:33.620 his name means
00:09:34.220 beauty.
00:09:35.300 So,
00:09:36.240 as Rohan points out,
00:09:37.960 the two,
00:09:38.400 the two MFers,
00:09:39.900 he says,
00:09:40.920 competing in the race
00:09:42.080 to AGI
00:09:42.860 are named after
00:09:44.240 opposing fundamental
00:09:45.480 particles.
00:09:46.800 And then he says,
00:09:47.860 the simulation
00:09:48.620 is effing with us.
00:09:49.660 that's pretty good
00:09:52.520 that the two people
00:09:55.340 are truth and beauty
00:09:56.360 and that used to be
00:09:57.300 two fundamental
00:09:58.040 particles.
00:09:59.360 Now,
00:09:59.880 it's all just
00:10:00.360 coincidences,
00:10:01.600 but it's fun.
00:10:03.620 Of course,
00:10:04.040 he may have made up
00:10:04.680 all of this,
00:10:05.280 but still fun.
00:10:07.080 How many of you
00:10:07.720 saw a very viral
00:10:09.580 video of a new
00:10:11.480 form of AI
00:10:12.120 called Gemini?
00:10:13.920 I think it's
00:10:14.760 Google's,
00:10:16.040 that was doing
00:10:17.840 some amazing
00:10:18.600 things by looking
00:10:20.320 at images,
00:10:21.540 and you could draw
00:10:22.160 a picture,
00:10:22.820 and it knew
00:10:23.100 what you were
00:10:23.400 drawing,
00:10:24.000 and it could compare
00:10:25.460 two things and all
00:10:26.360 that.
00:10:27.540 Well,
00:10:28.020 it took all of
00:10:28.780 today to find out
00:10:29.620 that was a fake
00:10:30.260 video.
00:10:32.700 That was fake.
00:10:35.060 That totally
00:10:35.980 fooled me.
00:10:37.400 But here's what
00:10:37.960 was fake about it.
00:10:40.060 The fake part
00:10:41.040 was,
00:10:41.400 you believed
00:10:43.100 that it was a
00:10:43.660 human talking
00:10:44.320 to the computer
00:10:45.140 because what you
00:10:46.260 heard was a
00:10:46.800 conversation between
00:10:47.840 a human and
00:10:48.400 a computer.
00:10:49.860 In truth,
00:10:50.760 they were giving
00:10:51.340 it super prompts
00:10:52.220 and text,
00:10:53.200 but the human
00:10:54.440 was not repeating
00:10:55.340 what the super
00:10:56.060 prompt said.
00:10:57.040 The super prompt
00:10:57.860 was giving it
00:10:58.540 more information
00:10:59.280 than the human
00:10:59.880 was.
00:11:01.120 So the trick
00:11:01.760 was,
00:11:02.460 you thought that
00:11:03.100 the computer
00:11:03.660 only knew
00:11:04.460 what it saw
00:11:05.880 plus whatever
00:11:07.240 the human
00:11:07.700 was saying
00:11:08.220 verbally,
00:11:09.300 but what the
00:11:09.780 computer actually
00:11:10.620 knew,
00:11:11.400 was what
00:11:12.260 they typed
00:11:12.720 into the
00:11:13.160 prompt,
00:11:14.000 which had
00:11:14.500 formatted
00:11:15.320 the question
00:11:15.900 in a way
00:11:16.340 that narrowed
00:11:16.980 the responses.
00:11:18.280 So the
00:11:18.740 amazingness
00:11:19.600 of the
00:11:19.940 responses
00:11:20.480 wasn't nearly
00:11:22.060 as amazing
00:11:22.660 as it would
00:11:23.180 have been
00:11:23.500 if you'd
00:11:24.020 known how
00:11:24.360 they asked
00:11:24.680 the question.
00:11:26.260 But still
00:11:26.640 amazing.
00:11:27.640 Yeah,
00:11:27.940 still amazing.
00:11:29.480 It just
00:11:30.460 wasn't as
00:11:31.200 amazing as
00:11:31.820 the video.
00:11:33.920 That's a
00:11:34.460 claim anyway.
00:11:35.220 I don't know
00:11:35.500 if it's true,
00:11:36.040 but there's
00:11:36.800 a claim that
00:11:37.500 somebody's seen
00:11:38.140 the super prompts
00:11:38.900 and they're
00:11:39.200 different.
00:11:39.480 All right,
00:11:41.260 Axios is
00:11:42.280 talking about
00:11:42.760 Elon Musk's
00:11:43.300 strategy with
00:11:44.040 his AI
00:11:44.600 called
00:11:45.140 Grok,
00:11:46.280 and apparently
00:11:47.300 it's unclear
00:11:48.100 whether the
00:11:50.040 AI that
00:11:50.860 Elon Musk
00:11:51.440 is building
00:11:52.640 would be
00:11:54.040 part of the
00:11:54.740 X platform
00:11:55.440 or part of
00:11:56.140 a separate
00:11:56.520 company that
00:11:57.240 the X platform
00:11:58.220 accesses and
00:11:59.980 works with.
00:12:00.880 So we don't
00:12:01.400 know that yet.
00:12:02.160 But if
00:12:03.800 it's true
00:12:06.920 that the
00:12:09.560 Grok,
00:12:10.220 or that's
00:12:10.940 the name
00:12:11.220 of the
00:12:11.620 AI that
00:12:12.760 will be
00:12:13.060 operative
00:12:13.780 on X,
00:12:14.660 if it's
00:12:15.340 true that
00:12:15.720 it gets
00:12:16.000 valued the
00:12:16.620 same as
00:12:16.980 ChatGPT,
00:12:18.700 then Musk
00:12:20.140 will have
00:12:20.580 doubled his
00:12:21.240 investment.
00:12:22.880 So if he
00:12:23.400 paid $44
00:12:24.140 billion and
00:12:26.200 ChatGPT is
00:12:27.460 already valued
00:12:28.860 on paper
00:12:29.400 more than
00:12:29.940 that,
00:12:30.900 twice that,
00:12:31.500 it's like
00:12:32.220 $90
00:12:32.920 billion or
00:12:33.480 something.
00:12:34.600 So he
00:12:35.160 could actually
00:12:35.820 double his
00:12:36.800 investment the
00:12:38.480 day that
00:12:39.160 Grok goes
00:12:40.280 live,
00:12:41.360 potentially,
00:12:42.440 because that
00:12:42.800 would depend
00:12:43.500 on people's
00:12:45.060 psychology,
00:12:47.140 saying,
00:12:47.580 oh no,
00:12:48.020 that's as
00:12:48.960 good as
00:12:49.500 ChatGPT,
00:12:50.820 so we'll
00:12:51.040 give it the
00:12:51.380 same value.
00:12:52.480 Could happen.
00:12:54.120 Here's what
00:12:55.340 Axios
00:12:56.200 speculates as
00:12:57.740 at least a
00:12:58.240 possibility,
00:12:59.400 and I
00:12:59.920 agree,
00:13:00.720 but only
00:13:01.220 after reading
00:13:02.320 Axios.
00:13:04.060 So I
00:13:04.600 did not
00:13:04.960 come to
00:13:05.340 this decision
00:13:06.680 on my
00:13:07.080 own,
00:13:07.480 Axios
00:13:07.920 guided me
00:13:08.980 there.
00:13:10.560 It goes
00:13:11.280 like this,
00:13:12.740 when Musk
00:13:13.440 said about
00:13:15.020 advertisers,
00:13:16.800 don't advertise
00:13:18.320 F you,
00:13:19.920 in other words,
00:13:20.600 don't advertise
00:13:21.180 if you have
00:13:22.360 a problem
00:13:22.920 or you're
00:13:23.240 trying to
00:13:23.580 manipulate me
00:13:24.280 or black
00:13:24.700 family,
00:13:25.060 don't advertise
00:13:25.640 F you.
00:13:26.940 Now,
00:13:27.820 do you
00:13:28.880 think that
00:13:30.880 Musk anticipated
00:13:32.300 how much
00:13:32.720 trouble that
00:13:33.300 would cause,
00:13:34.240 or at least
00:13:34.820 knew there
00:13:35.240 was a risk
00:13:35.960 of how much
00:13:36.940 trouble that
00:13:37.440 would cause?
00:13:38.800 Because it
00:13:39.200 seems unlikely
00:13:41.340 that he would
00:13:42.020 be unaware
00:13:42.620 that would be
00:13:43.200 a problem.
00:13:45.820 So one
00:13:46.580 has to
00:13:47.280 wonder,
00:13:48.120 what if he
00:13:48.860 knew how much
00:13:49.560 of a risk
00:13:50.060 it was,
00:13:50.580 and he did
00:13:52.020 it anyway?
00:13:53.600 Is it just
00:13:54.500 because he's
00:13:55.120 based,
00:13:55.680 based and
00:13:56.400 awesome,
00:13:57.440 and he just
00:13:58.060 didn't care
00:13:58.560 about 44
00:13:59.340 billion dollars?
00:14:00.940 Maybe,
00:14:01.540 that's actually
00:14:02.320 entirely possible.
00:14:04.080 But I would
00:14:04.520 like to suggest
00:14:05.340 there's one
00:14:06.480 other possibility.
00:14:08.700 It goes
00:14:09.560 like this,
00:14:11.700 Elon Musk
00:14:12.340 is the only
00:14:12.840 person who's
00:14:13.420 figured out
00:14:14.140 that the
00:14:15.220 advertising
00:14:15.880 models can
00:14:16.600 be gone
00:14:17.060 in three
00:14:17.480 years.
00:14:19.320 Because AI
00:14:20.300 will completely
00:14:21.080 replace it.
00:14:22.020 he might
00:14:24.040 be the one
00:14:24.560 who figured
00:14:25.000 out that
00:14:25.860 he has to
00:14:26.500 get out
00:14:26.920 of,
00:14:27.320 he probably
00:14:28.000 wants to
00:14:28.440 get out
00:14:28.760 of advertising
00:14:29.400 as fast
00:14:30.100 as possible.
00:14:31.320 And go to
00:14:31.780 subscription,
00:14:33.000 or a
00:14:34.720 model that
00:14:35.240 looks like
00:14:35.680 this.
00:14:37.640 Wouldn't
00:14:38.020 you like
00:14:38.480 to never
00:14:39.160 see an
00:14:39.580 advertisement
00:14:40.060 again,
00:14:40.840 unless your
00:14:42.560 personal
00:14:43.100 version of
00:14:43.700 AI decided
00:14:45.540 from based
00:14:46.280 on what you
00:14:46.900 told it
00:14:47.280 directly,
00:14:48.120 or what
00:14:48.880 it knew
00:14:49.200 about you,
00:14:50.260 that it
00:14:50.560 would always
00:14:50.940 be scanning
00:14:51.580 for new
00:14:52.020 products,
00:14:53.020 and if
00:14:53.300 it found
00:14:53.660 anything that
00:14:54.200 was right
00:14:54.600 on point
00:14:55.140 for you,
00:14:56.140 it would
00:14:56.400 show it
00:14:56.740 to you.
00:14:58.140 But it
00:14:58.680 wouldn't show
00:14:59.140 it to you
00:14:59.520 while you're
00:14:59.940 on task.
00:15:01.580 In other
00:15:01.880 words,
00:15:02.080 it wouldn't
00:15:02.360 interrupt you
00:15:03.040 while you're
00:15:03.360 reading something.
00:15:04.640 It would
00:15:05.180 simply know
00:15:05.780 that a good
00:15:06.240 time to talk
00:15:06.840 to you,
00:15:07.320 or even
00:15:07.980 maybe just
00:15:08.480 make a little
00:15:08.960 shopping list
00:15:09.560 for you,
00:15:10.320 that you
00:15:10.600 don't even
00:15:11.000 see unless
00:15:12.320 you tap
00:15:12.740 on it.
00:15:13.080 I don't
00:15:15.440 see any
00:15:16.380 way that
00:15:17.320 advertising
00:15:18.000 works as
00:15:20.380 a revenue
00:15:22.380 model,
00:15:23.040 as a business
00:15:23.640 model,
00:15:24.340 in 10
00:15:24.900 years.
00:15:25.720 How many
00:15:26.340 would agree
00:15:26.780 with the
00:15:27.120 following
00:15:27.480 statement?
00:15:28.560 In 10
00:15:29.080 years,
00:15:29.760 the advertising
00:15:30.720 model will be
00:15:31.480 completely dead.
00:15:33.280 In 10
00:15:33.720 years.
00:15:35.520 I think I
00:15:37.600 can convince
00:15:38.140 you in 10
00:15:38.640 years it'll be
00:15:39.200 dead.
00:15:39.460 How about
00:15:42.700 5?
00:15:44.440 Will anybody
00:15:45.280 go with me
00:15:45.860 to 5?
00:15:47.040 Because the
00:15:47.420 thing that'll
00:15:47.820 kill it is
00:15:48.420 likely to be
00:15:49.060 some AI
00:15:49.740 related
00:15:50.380 architecture.
00:15:52.860 I think
00:15:53.540 5.
00:15:55.860 Now,
00:15:56.540 in 5,
00:15:57.200 I don't
00:15:57.480 mean every
00:15:58.040 single ad
00:15:58.780 model would
00:15:59.280 be dead.
00:16:00.620 I mean,
00:16:01.040 in 5,
00:16:01.680 you could
00:16:02.020 maybe imagine
00:16:03.020 that X
00:16:04.260 would be
00:16:04.660 ad model
00:16:05.920 free,
00:16:07.080 while still
00:16:07.860 giving you
00:16:09.160 all the
00:16:09.440 advertisements.
00:16:11.220 You might
00:16:12.140 actually say,
00:16:13.500 let me ask
00:16:14.040 you this,
00:16:14.600 how much
00:16:15.020 would you
00:16:15.400 pay to
00:16:15.860 never see
00:16:16.300 another
00:16:16.560 advertisement
00:16:17.060 again unless
00:16:17.840 you wanted
00:16:18.240 it?
00:16:19.940 And you
00:16:20.500 only see it
00:16:21.000 when you
00:16:21.200 want to.
00:16:22.560 How much
00:16:23.240 would you
00:16:23.520 pay to
00:16:24.040 remove just
00:16:24.800 advertising
00:16:25.440 from social
00:16:26.900 media?
00:16:28.720 Because we're
00:16:29.040 getting pretty
00:16:29.460 close to that,
00:16:30.120 and here's
00:16:30.420 how.
00:16:31.660 If Musk
00:16:33.060 succeeds in
00:16:34.120 making X
00:16:34.880 the place
00:16:35.320 you go and
00:16:35.880 just live,
00:16:37.100 because you
00:16:37.420 can make
00:16:37.740 payments there,
00:16:38.580 you can see
00:16:39.140 the news
00:16:39.640 there,
00:16:40.080 you can
00:16:40.380 comment
00:16:40.780 there.
00:16:41.680 Basically,
00:16:42.300 you can
00:16:42.460 just live
00:16:42.880 there.
00:16:43.980 See all
00:16:44.300 your videos
00:16:44.820 and everything.
00:16:45.780 Then,
00:16:46.580 suppose he
00:16:47.140 makes it
00:16:47.500 ad free.
00:16:49.600 Imagine
00:16:50.040 going to
00:16:50.620 an environment
00:16:51.420 that's
00:16:51.740 ad free,
00:16:52.600 and playing
00:16:53.260 in your
00:16:53.580 playground
00:16:53.940 all day.
00:16:55.000 How would
00:16:55.380 you feel
00:16:55.880 the first
00:16:56.680 time you
00:16:57.000 turn on
00:16:57.460 cable news
00:16:58.260 and it
00:16:58.620 goes to
00:16:58.920 a commercial
00:16:59.420 in 12
00:17:00.740 minutes,
00:17:01.700 and it
00:17:02.560 stays there
00:17:03.020 for another
00:17:03.360 12 minutes,
00:17:04.360 it seems
00:17:04.660 like.
00:17:04.940 You
00:17:06.480 will be
00:17:07.140 so done
00:17:07.740 with the
00:17:08.060 ad model
00:17:08.560 once you
00:17:09.080 buy out.
00:17:10.020 I'll tell you
00:17:10.800 I have some
00:17:11.160 experience with
00:17:11.860 this,
00:17:12.940 because I've
00:17:15.660 bought myself
00:17:16.460 out at the
00:17:16.920 YouTube
00:17:17.240 advertisements,
00:17:18.720 meaning that
00:17:19.400 if you pay
00:17:19.880 extra,
00:17:20.900 I forget what
00:17:21.600 they call it,
00:17:22.380 but whatever
00:17:22.780 the business
00:17:24.000 model is on
00:17:24.840 YouTube,
00:17:26.100 you pay extra
00:17:26.640 to see no
00:17:27.180 advertisements.
00:17:27.700 the nature
00:17:29.620 of your
00:17:33.320 experience
00:17:34.020 without
00:17:34.620 advertisement
00:17:35.340 is so
00:17:36.860 transformative
00:17:37.540 that it
00:17:38.680 makes YouTube,
00:17:39.840 in my
00:17:40.240 opinion,
00:17:41.320 the premier
00:17:42.160 entertainment
00:17:44.620 vehicle in
00:17:46.520 the world
00:17:47.020 by 10.
00:17:49.200 It's probably
00:17:49.800 10 times more
00:17:50.740 entertaining than
00:17:51.620 the next most
00:17:52.440 entertaining thing,
00:17:53.780 this long
00:17:54.220 form.
00:17:55.180 I'm just
00:17:55.540 talking about
00:17:55.960 long form.
00:17:57.700 So anyway,
00:17:59.740 I think
00:18:00.320 Musk might
00:18:01.040 have more
00:18:01.720 of an
00:18:02.100 instinct about
00:18:03.220 advertising being
00:18:04.460 dead than
00:18:05.200 you do,
00:18:06.280 and just
00:18:07.260 speculating,
00:18:08.500 that I think
00:18:09.000 he's probably
00:18:09.500 thinking ahead
00:18:10.180 to the death
00:18:10.700 of advertising,
00:18:11.920 and that he
00:18:12.660 probably didn't
00:18:13.460 feel that it
00:18:14.780 was an
00:18:15.260 existential threat
00:18:16.400 to X
00:18:17.080 if he just
00:18:18.120 killed it
00:18:18.580 early.
00:18:19.780 In fact,
00:18:20.240 it might
00:18:20.520 accelerate the
00:18:21.680 urgency to get
00:18:22.660 past the
00:18:23.160 model,
00:18:24.160 which is going
00:18:24.680 to happen
00:18:24.940 anyway.
00:18:26.000 So he might
00:18:26.960 actually come
00:18:27.440 on ahead
00:18:27.920 because you
00:18:29.140 can imagine
00:18:29.660 what would
00:18:30.040 happen to
00:18:30.500 the team
00:18:30.960 at X.
00:18:32.100 Imagine
00:18:32.600 that you're
00:18:32.940 working at
00:18:33.480 X.
00:18:34.520 Some people
00:18:35.420 are trying
00:18:35.740 to work
00:18:36.120 on the
00:18:36.520 non-advertising
00:18:37.480 model,
00:18:38.620 and some
00:18:39.080 are working
00:18:39.480 on the
00:18:39.800 advertising
00:18:40.220 model.
00:18:41.460 Do you
00:18:42.100 think when
00:18:42.460 he blew
00:18:42.800 up the
00:18:43.100 advertising
00:18:43.600 model,
00:18:44.520 that that
00:18:44.900 changed
00:18:45.280 the energy?
00:18:46.980 Probably.
00:18:48.020 Probably the
00:18:48.780 people figuring
00:18:49.560 out how to
00:18:50.140 make AI
00:18:50.640 work and
00:18:51.280 all the
00:18:51.960 alternatives
00:18:52.520 probably got
00:18:53.680 real busy.
00:18:54.220 probably also
00:18:56.060 the advertising
00:18:56.900 team got
00:18:57.520 real focused
00:18:58.460 on smaller
00:18:59.160 businesses,
00:19:00.440 the ones
00:19:00.760 that are
00:19:01.400 more likely
00:19:02.960 to be
00:19:03.520 advertising.
00:19:05.880 So I'm
00:19:06.740 not sure
00:19:07.140 that that
00:19:07.520 was the
00:19:08.040 bad thing
00:19:08.580 that you
00:19:08.840 think it
00:19:09.200 was.
00:19:10.840 Maybe it
00:19:11.540 was.
00:19:11.880 There's no
00:19:12.240 way to read
00:19:12.620 his mind
00:19:13.000 to know
00:19:13.320 what he
00:19:13.500 was thinking.
00:19:14.460 But I'm
00:19:14.900 going to go
00:19:15.700 on record
00:19:16.120 as saying
00:19:16.520 I think
00:19:17.020 that Musk
00:19:18.080 will probably
00:19:19.720 say something
00:19:20.480 that suggests
00:19:21.180 the advertising
00:19:21.900 model is not
00:19:22.640 forever.
00:19:22.960 expect to
00:19:25.080 see that.
00:19:27.880 All right.
00:19:28.680 Climate
00:19:29.260 activists are
00:19:30.020 concerned that
00:19:31.600 AI would be
00:19:32.820 another risk
00:19:33.500 to climate
00:19:34.040 in two
00:19:35.500 different ways.
00:19:37.040 AI might
00:19:37.600 be used to
00:19:38.180 spread climate
00:19:38.940 disinformation.
00:19:40.760 Well,
00:19:41.620 my God.
00:19:44.300 My God.
00:19:45.420 Yeah.
00:19:46.400 I'd hate for
00:19:47.380 there to be
00:19:47.860 any climate
00:19:48.540 disinformation
00:19:49.380 out there.
00:19:50.680 Because you
00:19:51.040 know what?
00:19:51.520 the climate
00:19:53.140 information that
00:19:54.040 we have now
00:19:54.720 is so good
00:19:56.320 that we all
00:19:57.560 have the same
00:19:58.100 opinion about
00:19:58.760 the risk.
00:19:59.260 Am I right?
00:20:01.180 Yeah.
00:20:01.860 Because it
00:20:02.440 would be a
00:20:02.780 real problem
00:20:03.420 if suddenly
00:20:04.340 our good
00:20:04.900 climate
00:20:05.300 information
00:20:05.900 turned into
00:20:07.180 unreliable
00:20:08.040 stuff because
00:20:09.500 of AI.
00:20:09.920 I mean,
00:20:11.240 that's reason
00:20:12.080 enough to
00:20:12.540 stop AI.
00:20:13.800 Let's slow
00:20:14.320 that down.
00:20:15.540 We don't
00:20:15.820 want any
00:20:16.260 unreliable
00:20:17.220 information about
00:20:18.060 the climate
00:20:18.520 out there.
00:20:18.980 But also
00:20:22.140 the AI
00:20:22.940 models are
00:20:23.520 huge data
00:20:25.040 center users
00:20:26.700 and so
00:20:27.320 they use
00:20:28.580 a ton of
00:20:29.260 electricity.
00:20:30.820 So that's
00:20:31.240 a good
00:20:31.420 point.
00:20:33.380 Or is
00:20:34.160 it?
00:20:36.560 Here are a
00:20:37.340 few things
00:20:37.860 that AI
00:20:38.440 might tell
00:20:39.180 you about
00:20:39.960 climate
00:20:40.480 models.
00:20:41.880 You know
00:20:42.200 how I know
00:20:42.720 that it
00:20:43.000 might tell
00:20:43.360 you this?
00:20:44.720 I asked
00:20:45.560 it.
00:20:45.740 So I
00:20:47.220 asked AI,
00:20:48.280 hey,
00:20:48.920 I got a
00:20:49.280 few specific
00:20:49.880 questions about
00:20:50.560 climate models
00:20:51.340 because I
00:20:52.360 would like to
00:20:52.800 know how
00:20:53.100 reliable they
00:20:53.840 are.
00:20:54.940 So here
00:20:55.340 are some
00:20:55.640 things that
00:20:56.480 there's no
00:20:56.940 opinion in
00:20:57.760 what I give
00:20:58.200 you now.
00:20:59.320 So these
00:20:59.820 are just
00:21:00.120 facts.
00:21:02.380 I asked
00:21:03.140 how many
00:21:03.480 climate
00:21:03.860 models are
00:21:04.460 there?
00:21:06.940 Do you
00:21:07.600 know?
00:21:08.240 How many
00:21:08.800 climate
00:21:09.240 models are
00:21:09.840 there?
00:21:13.720 Thousands?
00:21:14.240 Dozens?
00:21:16.260 Hundreds?
00:21:16.840 Twenty-five?
00:21:18.440 Sixty?
00:21:19.620 Thirteen?
00:21:20.440 Now, don't
00:21:20.980 you think
00:21:21.460 that if
00:21:22.900 the entire
00:21:23.480 strategy of
00:21:24.360 climate change
00:21:25.100 is based on
00:21:26.040 the models,
00:21:27.220 and it is,
00:21:28.820 don't you
00:21:29.200 think you
00:21:29.560 should know
00:21:29.980 how many
00:21:30.400 models there
00:21:30.960 are?
00:21:32.100 Would it
00:21:32.700 affect your
00:21:33.220 opinion of
00:21:33.800 the reliability
00:21:34.420 of models if
00:21:35.920 you knew how
00:21:36.360 many there
00:21:36.720 were?
00:21:38.200 Take two
00:21:39.180 extremes.
00:21:40.760 Let's say
00:21:41.220 there had
00:21:42.460 never been
00:21:42.940 more than
00:21:44.240 five
00:21:44.800 models.
00:21:47.020 And one
00:21:47.860 of them
00:21:48.120 got thrown
00:21:48.580 away over
00:21:49.240 the years
00:21:49.740 because it
00:21:50.460 just didn't
00:21:50.820 work.
00:21:51.720 But imagine
00:21:52.280 if the other
00:21:52.860 four had
00:21:54.480 been doing a
00:21:55.180 pretty good
00:21:55.920 job for
00:21:56.620 like 30
00:21:57.180 years.
00:21:58.500 That would
00:21:59.180 tell you
00:21:59.520 something important,
00:22:00.340 wouldn't it?
00:22:00.680 You had three
00:22:01.160 different models,
00:22:02.380 and they actually
00:22:02.980 predicted pretty
00:22:03.980 well the
00:22:05.700 actual temperature
00:22:06.620 for 30
00:22:07.340 years?
00:22:08.240 My God,
00:22:08.840 that would
00:22:09.080 be amazing.
00:22:10.720 And I would
00:22:11.180 be quite inclined
00:22:12.000 to believe a
00:22:12.600 model like that.
00:22:14.240 Do we have
00:22:14.660 that?
00:22:15.880 No, nothing
00:22:16.600 like that.
00:22:18.040 That would
00:22:18.660 be very,
00:22:19.980 very believable.
00:22:22.720 All right,
00:22:22.960 here's another
00:22:23.320 question.
00:22:24.260 So the answer
00:22:24.960 is that the
00:22:26.440 IPPC averages
00:22:28.140 29 models.
00:22:32.020 Is that the
00:22:32.800 answer to how
00:22:34.220 many models
00:22:34.760 there are?
00:22:35.580 If the most
00:22:36.860 official body
00:22:37.740 takes the
00:22:38.900 average of 29
00:22:39.900 models,
00:22:40.400 so would
00:22:41.500 it be fair
00:22:41.960 to say
00:22:42.440 there are
00:22:43.440 about 29
00:22:44.140 models?
00:22:45.860 Does it
00:22:46.480 follow?
00:22:47.260 Does it
00:22:47.880 follow that
00:22:48.400 if they
00:22:48.820 only use
00:22:49.920 29,
00:22:51.300 well,
00:22:51.580 they can't
00:22:51.920 be that
00:22:52.260 much more
00:22:52.880 than 29?
00:22:55.200 Because the
00:22:55.820 whole reason
00:22:56.620 that you take
00:22:57.080 an average
00:22:57.500 is because
00:22:58.880 you're not
00:22:59.280 sure which
00:22:59.700 ones are
00:23:00.080 right.
00:23:01.380 So if you
00:23:02.080 had hundreds
00:23:02.600 of them,
00:23:03.380 and you're
00:23:03.860 not sure
00:23:04.220 they're right,
00:23:05.140 you would
00:23:05.700 take the
00:23:06.020 average of
00:23:06.480 all the
00:23:06.720 hundreds.
00:23:06.980 So
00:23:08.700 therefore,
00:23:09.300 if they're
00:23:09.560 only taking
00:23:10.000 an average
00:23:10.360 of 29,
00:23:11.900 doesn't that
00:23:12.440 suggest,
00:23:13.960 since they're
00:23:14.420 not being
00:23:14.820 super picky
00:23:15.520 about which,
00:23:16.400 you know,
00:23:16.800 because they
00:23:17.140 don't know
00:23:17.440 which ones
00:23:17.800 are right,
00:23:18.340 that's why
00:23:18.700 they take
00:23:19.060 an average,
00:23:20.060 doesn't it
00:23:20.500 suggest that
00:23:21.120 the total
00:23:21.560 number might
00:23:22.620 be close
00:23:23.060 to 29,
00:23:24.360 because why
00:23:24.920 would they
00:23:25.260 throw out
00:23:25.780 any models?
00:23:27.220 What would
00:23:27.980 be the
00:23:28.300 reasoning for
00:23:29.800 discarding any
00:23:31.180 models at
00:23:31.780 all if they
00:23:32.780 don't know
00:23:33.080 which ones
00:23:33.420 are right?
00:23:34.800 And they
00:23:35.320 don't know
00:23:35.680 which ones
00:23:36.040 are right,
00:23:36.420 that's why
00:23:37.060 you average,
00:23:38.040 because you
00:23:38.240 don't know
00:23:38.520 which one's
00:23:38.880 right.
00:23:40.340 Well,
00:23:40.860 the answer
00:23:41.220 is,
00:23:41.640 it's probably
00:23:42.200 hundreds of
00:23:42.900 models,
00:23:43.560 but they
00:23:44.320 average 29.
00:23:45.920 Huh.
00:23:47.380 Huh.
00:23:48.800 Now,
00:23:49.320 here's another
00:23:49.700 question for
00:23:50.260 you.
00:23:51.520 How many
00:23:52.080 models are
00:23:52.900 retired every
00:23:53.840 year?
00:23:55.040 Do you know
00:23:55.640 what that
00:23:55.860 means?
00:23:57.180 It means there
00:23:57.980 used to be a
00:23:58.480 model that they
00:23:59.020 were tracking,
00:23:59.940 but it became
00:24:00.840 so bad at
00:24:01.620 tracking over
00:24:02.260 time that they
00:24:03.440 said, you
00:24:03.820 know, we
00:24:04.060 can't even
00:24:04.420 tweak it.
00:24:05.400 We're just
00:24:05.820 going to
00:24:06.020 throw this
00:24:06.420 in a way.
00:24:08.560 How many?
00:24:09.460 So, out
00:24:10.400 of the number
00:24:11.520 of models that
00:24:12.200 you don't even
00:24:12.680 know how many
00:24:13.200 there are,
00:24:14.140 maybe hundreds,
00:24:15.620 but maybe
00:24:16.020 29 good ones
00:24:17.000 according to
00:24:17.420 the IPPC,
00:24:18.480 how many of
00:24:19.000 them change
00:24:19.660 out every
00:24:20.120 year so
00:24:21.200 that the
00:24:21.580 29 you're
00:24:22.240 looking at
00:24:22.740 are not
00:24:23.220 exactly the
00:24:23.920 same 29
00:24:24.560 as five
00:24:25.100 years ago?
00:24:26.560 Do half
00:24:27.680 of them
00:24:27.940 change out?
00:24:29.000 Because if
00:24:29.600 half of them
00:24:30.160 changed out,
00:24:31.420 wouldn't you
00:24:31.820 say to
00:24:32.100 yourself,
00:24:32.480 well, that
00:24:32.700 doesn't sound
00:24:33.160 very good
00:24:34.020 at all?
00:24:34.900 That sounds
00:24:35.300 like guessing
00:24:35.840 if half of
00:24:37.080 them are
00:24:37.340 replaced every
00:24:38.000 year, or
00:24:39.100 is it one?
00:24:41.340 One out of
00:24:42.080 29 wouldn't
00:24:42.820 be bad, but
00:24:44.660 how about the
00:24:46.020 fact that you
00:24:46.420 don't know the
00:24:46.900 answer to that
00:24:47.400 question?
00:24:48.440 Because if you
00:24:49.140 don't know how
00:24:49.660 many get changed
00:24:50.480 out every year,
00:24:51.420 you don't know
00:24:52.380 anything.
00:24:52.700 Do you understand
00:24:54.760 that?
00:24:55.600 If they're tracking
00:24:56.700 29-ish models,
00:24:58.620 but you don't know
00:24:59.920 if they're replacing
00:25:00.720 models as they
00:25:01.580 go, you
00:25:03.080 literally don't
00:25:03.640 know anything.
00:25:05.700 Nothing can be
00:25:06.760 deduced from
00:25:08.300 tracking a
00:25:09.220 changing basket
00:25:10.400 of anything.
00:25:12.280 Imagine if this
00:25:13.120 had been the
00:25:13.500 stock market,
00:25:14.700 and they say
00:25:15.020 we're going to
00:25:15.440 track the
00:25:16.980 S&P 500.
00:25:19.500 Oh, but wait,
00:25:21.080 the S&P 500,
00:25:22.360 the biggest
00:25:23.000 500 companies,
00:25:24.060 it changes all
00:25:24.820 the time.
00:25:25.720 Things are
00:25:26.060 coming in and
00:25:26.620 coming out.
00:25:27.520 So at the
00:25:27.840 end, what did
00:25:28.360 you really
00:25:28.660 check?
00:25:29.000 It wasn't
00:25:30.600 500 companies
00:25:31.860 because at the
00:25:32.980 end, it might
00:25:33.420 be 350 to the
00:25:35.200 left, depending
00:25:35.820 on how long
00:25:36.360 you're tracking.
00:25:37.860 So if you're
00:25:39.160 not tracking
00:25:39.680 the same thing,
00:25:41.020 you're not
00:25:41.560 tracking anything.
00:25:44.000 All right,
00:25:44.240 here's another
00:25:44.620 question.
00:25:46.760 How many
00:25:47.560 variables are
00:25:49.560 in a model?
00:25:51.700 How many
00:25:52.480 variables are
00:25:54.180 in a typical
00:25:54.900 model?
00:25:56.080 If there were
00:25:57.080 three variables,
00:25:58.060 variables, I
00:25:59.020 would say to
00:25:59.420 myself, hmm,
00:26:01.020 three variables.
00:26:02.560 There's at
00:26:03.240 least a
00:26:03.620 fighting chance
00:26:04.460 that you
00:26:05.200 could wrestle
00:26:05.800 three variables
00:26:06.800 into a useful
00:26:08.340 model.
00:26:10.060 Because three
00:26:10.560 is not too
00:26:11.100 many.
00:26:12.480 Suppose you
00:26:13.620 had five.
00:26:16.800 Five is not
00:26:17.740 just two more
00:26:19.100 variables.
00:26:20.100 When you go
00:26:20.840 from three
00:26:21.340 variables to
00:26:22.000 five, your
00:26:23.640 possibilities
00:26:24.540 explode.
00:26:25.220 four variables.
00:26:27.400 How many
00:26:28.280 variables do
00:26:28.980 you think are
00:26:30.000 the essential
00:26:31.200 variables?
00:26:32.340 Do they even
00:26:32.740 have a name
00:26:33.120 for it?
00:26:33.580 The essential
00:26:34.080 variables.
00:26:34.920 Because they're
00:26:35.680 infinite variables,
00:26:36.980 but they're not
00:26:37.540 all meaningful.
00:26:38.780 How many are
00:26:39.540 the essential
00:26:40.140 ones?
00:26:41.440 Well, if you
00:26:42.960 check online,
00:26:43.680 you'll find out
00:26:44.300 four.
00:26:45.660 The four
00:26:46.360 variables.
00:26:47.760 So I said,
00:26:48.400 oh, that's not
00:26:49.360 bad.
00:26:50.180 Really?
00:26:51.220 There's just four
00:26:51.800 variables?
00:26:52.240 And then I
00:26:53.780 looked a little
00:26:54.400 deeper.
00:26:55.360 No, there
00:26:55.940 are four
00:26:56.500 categories of
00:26:58.440 variables.
00:26:59.760 There are four
00:27:00.200 categories.
00:27:01.760 The total
00:27:02.460 number of
00:27:02.900 variables is
00:27:03.680 closer to
00:27:04.500 54 essential
00:27:06.300 variables.
00:27:08.860 54
00:27:09.500 variables.
00:27:11.860 Now let me
00:27:12.760 ask you this.
00:27:15.140 What if there
00:27:16.160 were one more
00:27:16.960 variable that
00:27:17.660 they found
00:27:18.280 tomorrow?
00:27:18.900 Because I
00:27:20.920 see stories
00:27:21.700 about this
00:27:22.100 all the
00:27:22.360 time.
00:27:22.640 Oh, we
00:27:22.960 found another
00:27:24.240 variable we
00:27:24.920 didn't know
00:27:25.280 about.
00:27:26.440 If you
00:27:27.000 were to
00:27:27.280 find the
00:27:28.160 55th
00:27:28.960 variable and
00:27:30.440 you added
00:27:30.900 it to the
00:27:31.440 54, what
00:27:32.920 does your
00:27:33.300 intuition tell
00:27:34.180 you?
00:27:35.020 Does your
00:27:35.420 intuition tell
00:27:36.140 you, well,
00:27:36.680 it's only one
00:27:37.400 more variable.
00:27:38.560 You've already
00:27:39.120 got 54
00:27:39.860 variables.
00:27:40.900 So if you're
00:27:41.520 only going to
00:27:41.900 add one
00:27:42.320 more, how
00:27:42.920 much difference
00:27:43.480 could it
00:27:43.760 make?
00:27:44.400 Am I
00:27:44.720 right?
00:27:45.420 It's only
00:27:45.760 one more
00:27:46.140 variable.
00:27:47.020 You've
00:27:47.240 already got
00:27:47.520 54.
00:27:47.940 couldn't
00:27:48.940 make that
00:27:49.320 much
00:27:49.500 difference,
00:27:49.920 right?
00:27:51.200 No.
00:27:52.500 One
00:27:52.980 variable can
00:27:53.800 completely
00:27:54.300 change the
00:27:54.840 outcome from
00:27:55.480 up to
00:27:55.960 down.
00:27:56.940 If you've
00:27:57.680 never done
00:27:58.140 modeling, you
00:28:00.240 wouldn't know
00:28:00.600 that.
00:28:02.020 How many
00:28:02.720 of the
00:28:03.300 54 variables,
00:28:05.180 if you
00:28:05.580 got any
00:28:06.140 one of
00:28:06.540 them wrong,
00:28:07.240 just one
00:28:07.660 of them,
00:28:08.640 how many
00:28:09.100 of the
00:28:09.420 54 could
00:28:10.280 completely
00:28:10.860 reverse the
00:28:11.700 direction from
00:28:12.860 the temperature
00:28:13.380 going up to
00:28:14.720 the temperature
00:28:15.200 going down
00:28:16.020 in the
00:28:16.560 future?
00:28:16.820 How many
00:28:17.880 of the
00:28:18.080 54,
00:28:18.780 if you
00:28:18.980 just had
00:28:19.300 one of
00:28:19.600 them,
00:28:19.920 just one
00:28:20.500 of them,
00:28:21.180 a little
00:28:21.540 bit
00:28:21.700 wrong,
00:28:22.980 how can
00:28:23.580 it change
00:28:23.960 a lot
00:28:24.860 of them
00:28:25.080 probably?
00:28:26.440 Probably a
00:28:27.300 number of
00:28:27.820 the 54,
00:28:28.760 if you
00:28:29.020 got them
00:28:29.260 a little
00:28:29.560 bit wrong
00:28:30.040 and you
00:28:30.960 iterate that
00:28:31.660 over time
00:28:32.200 because small
00:28:32.800 errors exaggerate
00:28:33.780 over time
00:28:34.280 with models.
00:28:35.960 Probably there
00:28:36.780 are 54
00:28:38.160 ways that
00:28:38.940 that could
00:28:39.260 go wrong.
00:28:40.760 In other
00:28:41.100 words,
00:28:41.340 you'd have to
00:28:42.280 really have
00:28:42.700 a solid
00:28:43.940 lock
00:28:44.440 handle on
00:28:45.540 all 54
00:28:46.320 variables or
00:28:48.160 else it
00:28:48.540 wouldn't
00:28:48.740 necessarily be
00:28:50.020 anything.
00:28:51.280 It would
00:28:51.520 just be,
00:28:52.000 I don't know,
00:28:52.400 it could be
00:28:52.620 anything.
00:28:53.500 That would
00:28:53.780 be the only
00:28:54.180 way to
00:28:54.480 analyze 54
00:28:55.440 variables.
00:28:56.820 Now let
00:28:57.140 me ask you
00:28:57.540 this.
00:28:59.020 How many
00:28:59.640 models that
00:29:01.060 purport to
00:29:01.960 forecast the
00:29:02.740 future, and
00:29:04.400 of course there
00:29:05.040 are financial
00:29:05.540 models, economic
00:29:06.540 models, so a
00:29:07.540 lot of people
00:29:07.900 have models that
00:29:08.540 try to forecast
00:29:09.380 the future?
00:29:10.320 How many
00:29:10.780 of them have
00:29:11.360 something in
00:29:12.740 the order of
00:29:13.340 54 variables
00:29:14.500 and a track
00:29:15.940 record of being
00:29:16.580 correct?
00:29:19.960 Now I'm
00:29:20.820 laughing because
00:29:21.980 everybody who's
00:29:23.040 been involved in
00:29:23.820 any kind of
00:29:24.520 forecasting or
00:29:25.380 modeling knows,
00:29:27.460 and I'm going to
00:29:27.880 say as clearly
00:29:28.480 as possible,
00:29:30.300 they know that
00:29:32.140 this isn't real.
00:29:33.900 This is not
00:29:34.480 real.
00:29:35.440 There's nobody
00:29:35.980 tracking 54
00:29:37.000 variables and
00:29:38.580 maybe 100
00:29:39.360 hundreds of
00:29:39.760 models, but
00:29:40.860 some humans
00:29:41.640 are picking the
00:29:42.360 best 29 out
00:29:43.600 of the hundreds
00:29:44.100 because what?
00:29:46.520 Do you know
00:29:46.900 how they pick
00:29:47.400 the 29 models
00:29:48.560 out of the
00:29:48.960 hundreds of
00:29:49.380 models?
00:29:50.440 Is it because
00:29:51.340 they're the
00:29:51.660 most accurate?
00:29:54.300 I doubt it.
00:29:55.840 Or is it the
00:29:56.660 ones that support
00:29:57.620 the narrative
00:29:59.120 the best?
00:30:00.160 What do you
00:30:00.560 think?
00:30:02.180 What do you
00:30:02.640 think?
00:30:03.480 Use your
00:30:04.100 understanding of
00:30:04.900 everything you've
00:30:05.600 ever seen in
00:30:06.280 the real world.
00:30:07.700 You tell me that
00:30:08.440 there are hundreds
00:30:09.000 of models to
00:30:09.680 choose from.
00:30:10.780 They're only
00:30:11.200 going to choose
00:30:11.720 29.
00:30:12.880 You think they're
00:30:13.480 going to choose
00:30:13.940 29 models that
00:30:15.420 when you put them
00:30:15.980 together they don't
00:30:16.760 support the
00:30:17.320 narrative?
00:30:18.780 There isn't the
00:30:20.200 slightest chance of
00:30:21.060 that.
00:30:22.120 Not even the
00:30:23.120 slightest chance.
00:30:24.540 Now how about
00:30:25.020 weighting?
00:30:26.420 You think they
00:30:26.940 take those 29
00:30:27.860 models and they
00:30:29.700 give them all
00:30:30.240 equal weight?
00:30:32.000 Because normally
00:30:32.880 when you do a
00:30:33.520 survey, you would
00:30:34.940 weight it by the
00:30:36.180 number of people
00:30:36.700 you talk to.
00:30:38.320 If you're
00:30:38.960 going to take
00:30:39.340 an average of
00:30:40.680 a bunch of
00:30:41.300 surveys about
00:30:42.600 let's say vaccine
00:30:43.540 effectiveness or
00:30:45.080 something like
00:30:45.360 that, the thing
00:30:46.520 that would make
00:30:47.040 it logical to
00:30:48.060 average them is
00:30:49.680 that they're
00:30:50.600 individually
00:30:51.160 smallish studies.
00:30:53.800 So if you add
00:30:55.060 them together,
00:30:55.440 you've got enough
00:30:56.080 at least people
00:30:56.880 involved to say
00:30:58.200 something.
00:30:58.880 But what is it
00:30:59.580 you're averaging if
00:31:00.440 you're averaging
00:31:01.060 climate models?
00:31:02.600 what is the
00:31:04.740 meta-analysis logic
00:31:07.120 that adding them
00:31:08.660 together and
00:31:09.260 taking the
00:31:09.740 average is
00:31:11.500 anything?
00:31:13.840 Like how does
00:31:14.860 it even make
00:31:15.200 sense?
00:31:17.760 Yeah.
00:31:18.420 The meta-analysis
00:31:19.700 at least makes
00:31:20.600 sense even though
00:31:21.440 it's bullshitted
00:31:22.160 and it's horoscopes.
00:31:23.540 But at least
00:31:23.960 there's a little
00:31:24.620 bit of logic to
00:31:25.700 it.
00:31:26.220 If the only
00:31:26.860 thing wrong with
00:31:27.480 the studies was
00:31:28.160 some of them
00:31:29.220 were underpowered,
00:31:30.180 then adding
00:31:31.560 them together
00:31:32.480 would be
00:31:32.820 exactly the
00:31:33.380 right solution.
00:31:35.360 But if you
00:31:35.960 have completely
00:31:36.600 just people
00:31:37.960 looking at
00:31:38.460 variables on
00:31:39.240 their own
00:31:39.640 and databases
00:31:40.320 on their own,
00:31:41.520 what is it
00:31:42.100 you're averaging?
00:31:44.520 Just the
00:31:45.140 outcomes.
00:31:46.400 And I'm not
00:31:46.800 sure there's
00:31:48.220 any logic to
00:31:49.040 that or
00:31:49.540 why would
00:31:52.160 you even
00:31:52.500 assume that
00:31:52.980 the average
00:31:53.440 is useful?
00:31:55.640 There's no
00:31:56.160 logic to say
00:31:57.320 that the
00:31:57.640 average would
00:31:58.160 be useful
00:31:58.700 in this
00:31:59.160 specific case.
00:32:00.180 There are
00:32:00.580 lots of
00:32:00.900 cases where
00:32:01.420 the average
00:32:01.820 isn't exactly
00:32:02.440 what you
00:32:02.780 want.
00:32:03.440 But I
00:32:03.720 don't see
00:32:04.020 any
00:32:04.260 internal
00:32:04.700 logic to
00:32:05.300 this.
00:32:08.040 So you
00:32:09.320 don't know
00:32:09.620 how many
00:32:09.940 models are
00:32:10.520 added to
00:32:11.100 the total
00:32:11.680 new models.
00:32:13.100 You don't
00:32:13.540 know how
00:32:13.840 many are
00:32:14.180 retired.
00:32:15.340 You don't
00:32:16.020 know how
00:32:16.320 they picked
00:32:16.680 the 29
00:32:17.260 models.
00:32:18.400 And you
00:32:19.000 don't know
00:32:19.500 if they
00:32:20.280 added one
00:32:20.880 more variable
00:32:21.560 someday to
00:32:22.280 the 54
00:32:22.860 they have
00:32:23.440 if it
00:32:24.120 would reverse
00:32:24.680 the entire
00:32:25.160 direction
00:32:25.620 of the
00:32:25.860 curve.
00:32:26.120 let me
00:32:28.280 say the
00:32:28.760 faster
00:32:29.380 version of
00:32:29.980 all this.
00:32:31.460 Nobody
00:32:31.800 can predict
00:32:32.340 the future.
00:32:35.520 Nobody
00:32:36.040 can predict
00:32:36.540 the future.
00:32:37.920 That's never
00:32:38.540 been a
00:32:38.860 thing.
00:32:39.980 Ever.
00:32:40.980 Ever.
00:32:41.840 You can
00:32:42.820 say maybe
00:32:43.360 that human
00:32:43.980 nature stays
00:32:44.760 consistent over
00:32:45.640 time.
00:32:46.020 and that
00:32:47.080 gives you
00:32:47.740 a little
00:32:48.020 bit of
00:32:48.360 that
00:32:48.600 history
00:32:49.500 repeats
00:32:50.080 feel.
00:32:50.860 But even
00:32:51.280 that's
00:32:51.600 fake.
00:32:52.660 But you
00:32:53.580 could definitely
00:32:53.980 say all
00:32:54.580 right next
00:32:55.320 year humans
00:32:55.940 will be
00:32:56.300 selfish and
00:32:57.080 susceptible
00:32:58.820 to cognitive
00:32:59.680 dissonance.
00:33:00.540 Yeah that's
00:33:00.940 fair.
00:33:01.820 But you
00:33:02.140 don't know
00:33:02.460 anything about
00:33:02.900 the variables
00:33:03.600 in nature.
00:33:06.540 All right.
00:33:09.500 Let's talk
00:33:10.120 about that
00:33:10.440 GOP debate.
00:33:12.080 I saw a
00:33:12.600 little of it
00:33:13.120 and I watched
00:33:13.520 a bunch of
00:33:13.880 clips.
00:33:14.200 If you
00:33:17.960 didn't watch
00:33:18.420 it the
00:33:18.760 four
00:33:19.240 participants
00:33:19.820 that are
00:33:20.340 not Trump
00:33:20.900 are Vivek
00:33:22.500 Ramaswamy
00:33:23.160 and Chris
00:33:23.860 Christie and
00:33:24.780 Nikki Haley
00:33:25.360 and that
00:33:27.560 other guy.
00:33:28.360 Who's the
00:33:28.640 other guy?
00:33:29.920 Who's the
00:33:30.300 fourth person
00:33:30.860 on the
00:33:31.120 stage?
00:33:33.100 The
00:33:33.220 sanctimonious
00:33:33.960 something?
00:33:35.080 Yeah somebody
00:33:35.560 named Ron
00:33:36.520 was also
00:33:37.560 there but
00:33:38.960 he did not
00:33:39.500 make any
00:33:39.940 highlight.
00:33:40.980 Ron didn't
00:33:41.820 make any
00:33:42.240 highlight films.
00:33:43.020 the highlight
00:33:44.640 films left
00:33:45.380 him out.
00:33:47.780 Now
00:33:48.020 here's what
00:33:51.920 I take
00:33:52.720 away from
00:33:53.180 the whole
00:33:53.480 thing.
00:33:55.140 It was
00:33:55.960 easy to
00:33:56.520 observe that
00:33:57.680 people just
00:33:58.260 thought their
00:33:59.100 favorite person
00:34:00.000 won.
00:34:01.840 I was
00:34:02.620 watching
00:34:03.060 David
00:34:03.980 Packman
00:34:04.440 when he
00:34:06.020 was observing
00:34:06.640 it as an
00:34:07.280 observer so I
00:34:08.200 was watching
00:34:08.600 him observe
00:34:09.220 in real
00:34:09.560 time and
00:34:10.840 his take
00:34:11.660 was that
00:34:12.040 Chris
00:34:12.300 Christie won
00:34:13.060 easily.
00:34:14.020 It was like
00:34:14.420 Chris Christie's
00:34:15.200 night.
00:34:16.440 Now Packman's
00:34:17.220 a Democrat
00:34:17.760 famous
00:34:19.260 Democrat and
00:34:21.480 do you think
00:34:22.140 that what he
00:34:22.680 was responding
00:34:23.260 to was the
00:34:24.080 quality of
00:34:24.880 Christie's
00:34:25.460 arguments or
00:34:26.920 was it that
00:34:27.560 Christie hates
00:34:28.280 Trump the
00:34:29.140 most?
00:34:30.480 Obviously it's
00:34:31.560 because Christie
00:34:32.880 is the one who
00:34:33.680 says Trump's
00:34:34.280 the problem.
00:34:35.180 Obviously.
00:34:35.580 Now did
00:34:37.360 he really
00:34:37.920 believe that
00:34:38.520 Chris Christie
00:34:39.120 did the best
00:34:39.900 job?
00:34:40.580 I think so.
00:34:41.600 I don't think
00:34:42.060 he was lying.
00:34:43.240 I think that
00:34:43.660 we all had
00:34:44.080 our subjective
00:34:44.760 reality
00:34:46.080 reinforced.
00:34:47.620 If you were
00:34:48.300 in Nikki
00:34:48.620 Hilley's camp
00:34:49.760 you thought
00:34:50.180 she won.
00:34:52.380 If you were
00:34:53.040 in DeSantis
00:34:53.540 camp you
00:34:54.400 thought he
00:34:54.800 won by not
00:34:55.600 making news
00:34:56.360 not being
00:34:57.420 crazy.
00:34:58.340 If you were
00:34:58.740 in Vivek's
00:34:59.380 camp as I
00:35:00.160 am you
00:35:01.020 think he
00:35:01.380 won and I
00:35:02.160 do.
00:35:03.000 So everybody
00:35:03.580 agreed with
00:35:04.280 what they
00:35:04.620 thought was
00:35:05.100 going to
00:35:05.280 happen before
00:35:05.860 it happened.
00:35:06.400 So you
00:35:07.340 could ignore
00:35:07.900 everybody's
00:35:08.580 opinion of
00:35:09.520 who won.
00:35:10.540 That's
00:35:11.060 useless.
00:35:12.320 But there
00:35:12.940 were some
00:35:13.480 highlights.
00:35:16.460 Van Jones
00:35:17.300 said he
00:35:17.660 was literally
00:35:18.280 shaking after
00:35:19.640 listening to
00:35:20.340 Vivek and
00:35:22.560 what he
00:35:23.020 called his
00:35:23.480 smooth and
00:35:24.080 condescending
00:35:24.660 way and
00:35:26.020 he's more
00:35:26.540 dangerous than
00:35:27.120 Trump because
00:35:27.700 he could
00:35:28.020 outlive Trump
00:35:29.400 by 50
00:35:29.900 years and
00:35:30.900 you might be
00:35:31.460 seeing a
00:35:33.160 tyrant in
00:35:33.940 the making
00:35:34.380 those are
00:35:35.400 my words
00:35:35.840 but he
00:35:37.400 says that
00:35:38.040 Vivek's
00:35:39.040 embracement
00:35:39.540 of the
00:35:40.040 quote
00:35:40.320 replacement
00:35:40.880 theory that
00:35:41.620 we'll talk
00:35:42.000 about is
00:35:43.000 one step
00:35:43.540 from Nazi
00:35:44.240 propaganda.
00:35:46.420 What do
00:35:46.720 you take
00:35:47.140 from Van
00:35:47.860 Jones'
00:35:48.420 reaction to
00:35:49.120 Vivek?
00:35:50.820 Do you
00:35:51.080 say to
00:35:51.340 yourself my
00:35:51.940 God I
00:35:52.460 had not
00:35:52.780 thought of
00:35:53.100 it that
00:35:53.340 way but
00:35:53.760 Van
00:35:54.540 Jones might
00:35:54.980 have a
00:35:55.240 good point
00:35:55.640 about this
00:35:56.120 this brown
00:35:57.600 fellow becoming
00:35:58.320 the next
00:35:58.760 Hitler or do
00:36:00.880 you say
00:36:01.300 that's the
00:36:02.380 only one he's
00:36:02.860 worried about.
00:36:04.380 to me it
00:36:06.600 looks like
00:36:06.960 Van
00:36:07.240 Jones is
00:36:07.740 only worried
00:36:08.280 about one
00:36:08.800 candidate
00:36:09.300 who isn't
00:36:09.840 Trump.
00:36:12.400 So does
00:36:13.780 that make
00:36:14.100 you like
00:36:14.460 Vivek less
00:36:15.380 knowing he's
00:36:16.480 the one that
00:36:16.880 scares Van
00:36:17.680 Jones the
00:36:18.240 most?
00:36:19.840 Well if you
00:36:20.520 believe that
00:36:21.020 the reason
00:36:21.420 he's scared
00:36:21.900 is the
00:36:22.920 risk of
00:36:23.420 totalitarian
00:36:24.220 racism
00:36:24.740 then I
00:36:25.980 guess you
00:36:28.460 haven't
00:36:28.740 listened to
00:36:29.140 anything
00:36:29.500 Vivek has
00:36:30.120 said.
00:36:30.340 that I
00:36:31.640 feel as
00:36:32.280 if this
00:36:33.300 analysis of
00:36:34.180 Vivek has
00:36:35.520 to ignore
00:36:36.100 everything he
00:36:37.040 stands for
00:36:37.780 the books
00:36:39.000 he's written
00:36:39.560 every TV
00:36:40.780 appearance and
00:36:41.540 everything he's
00:36:42.180 ever posted
00:36:42.740 which is
00:36:44.280 100%
00:36:45.560 merit and
00:36:49.100 not race.
00:36:51.400 He's the
00:36:52.280 most anti-racist
00:36:54.300 candidate of
00:36:55.160 all time.
00:36:55.720 by far.
00:36:58.560 He is the
00:36:58.980 furthest
00:36:59.480 from a
00:37:00.800 racist
00:37:01.440 Nazi
00:37:02.060 of any
00:37:03.540 major
00:37:04.320 candidate
00:37:04.760 in the
00:37:05.420 history of
00:37:06.080 the fucking
00:37:06.640 United States.
00:37:09.160 That's true.
00:37:11.160 He says
00:37:11.880 that the
00:37:12.240 loudest
00:37:12.780 and he's
00:37:13.720 the one
00:37:13.960 that says
00:37:14.340 you've got
00:37:14.660 to include
00:37:15.060 white people
00:37:15.660 and white
00:37:16.700 men if
00:37:17.540 you're being
00:37:17.900 serious about
00:37:18.740 merit,
00:37:20.240 if you're
00:37:20.620 being serious
00:37:21.160 about not
00:37:21.640 being racist.
00:37:22.300 who's the
00:37:25.480 other brown
00:37:26.580 leader who
00:37:27.920 says how
00:37:29.560 about white
00:37:30.140 people are
00:37:30.780 not discriminated
00:37:31.600 against either?
00:37:33.320 Yes, definitely
00:37:33.940 don't discriminate
00:37:34.620 against anybody
00:37:35.280 else, but
00:37:36.500 why are you
00:37:36.980 discriminated
00:37:37.500 against white
00:37:38.020 people?
00:37:39.640 He's the
00:37:40.020 only one.
00:37:41.760 Yeah.
00:37:43.840 The comment
00:37:44.780 says Scott
00:37:45.500 is Vivek's
00:37:46.500 propaganda
00:37:46.880 minister.
00:37:48.560 How about
00:37:49.180 I'm just
00:37:50.440 endorsing him
00:37:51.080 for president?
00:37:52.300 It looks
00:37:53.000 the same,
00:37:53.440 I guess.
00:37:55.760 All right,
00:37:56.060 some more
00:37:56.540 things that
00:37:57.980 happen.
00:38:02.100 So Megan
00:38:03.240 Kelly asked
00:38:04.060 Nikki Haley,
00:38:05.320 aren't you
00:38:05.740 too tight
00:38:06.240 with the
00:38:06.540 banks and
00:38:06.960 the billionaires
00:38:07.600 to win
00:38:08.000 over the
00:38:08.400 GOP's
00:38:08.980 working-class
00:38:09.760 base?
00:38:11.280 Good question.
00:38:13.040 And she
00:38:13.580 said,
00:38:14.240 we will
00:38:15.260 take support
00:38:15.800 from anybody.
00:38:16.940 I don't
00:38:17.160 ask them
00:38:18.120 what their
00:38:18.420 policies are.
00:38:19.500 They ask
00:38:19.940 me what
00:38:20.340 my policies
00:38:20.980 are.
00:38:21.360 Nicely
00:38:22.360 done.
00:38:23.740 Nicely
00:38:24.180 done.
00:38:25.080 I don't
00:38:25.720 think Nikki
00:38:26.920 Haley is
00:38:27.300 my first
00:38:28.000 choice or
00:38:28.980 even third
00:38:29.740 or fourth
00:38:30.160 choice for
00:38:30.620 president,
00:38:31.220 but that's
00:38:32.260 a good
00:38:32.500 answer.
00:38:34.060 That's the
00:38:34.760 Willie Brown
00:38:35.360 answer I
00:38:36.040 always talk
00:38:36.500 about,
00:38:37.300 where you
00:38:38.240 should just
00:38:38.980 go right
00:38:39.420 at it.
00:38:40.400 So denying
00:38:41.180 that you're
00:38:41.620 taking money
00:38:42.100 from somebody
00:38:42.720 is weak,
00:38:44.280 and denying
00:38:45.160 just restating
00:38:47.720 your policies
00:38:48.380 kind of
00:38:48.700 weak.
00:38:49.280 But she
00:38:49.580 says it
00:38:49.960 directly.
00:38:51.060 We'll
00:38:51.260 take money
00:38:51.640 from anybody.
00:38:52.480 They ask
00:38:52.780 me what
00:38:53.100 my policies
00:38:53.700 are.
00:38:54.060 That's the
00:38:54.300 way it
00:38:54.500 works.
00:38:54.800 It's not
00:38:55.040 the other
00:38:55.280 way around.
00:38:56.560 That is
00:38:57.000 a cool,
00:38:57.840 strong answer.
00:38:58.720 I like it.
00:39:00.540 All right.
00:39:01.940 Vivek went
00:39:02.600 super hard at
00:39:03.760 them, and he
00:39:04.420 had quite a few
00:39:05.160 moments.
00:39:05.840 One of his
00:39:06.240 moments was he
00:39:07.780 challenged his
00:39:08.460 competitors to
00:39:09.360 name the three
00:39:10.280 provinces in
00:39:11.160 Ukraine that
00:39:12.380 they're trying
00:39:12.800 to protect.
00:39:16.040 Now, number
00:39:18.480 one, it's a
00:39:19.800 messed up
00:39:20.240 question, meaning
00:39:22.160 that I don't
00:39:23.220 think you need
00:39:23.820 to know the
00:39:24.620 names of the
00:39:25.240 provinces.
00:39:27.100 The same as I
00:39:28.180 didn't believe
00:39:28.800 that George
00:39:30.480 Bush Sr.
00:39:31.660 really needed
00:39:32.300 to know the
00:39:32.880 cost of a
00:39:33.500 price of bread.
00:39:35.140 Remember that
00:39:35.700 gotcha?
00:39:36.800 Somebody asked
00:39:37.520 George Bush
00:39:38.900 Sr. if he
00:39:39.480 knew the
00:39:39.760 price of a
00:39:40.760 loaf of bread
00:39:41.320 and he
00:39:41.540 didn't?
00:39:42.800 That really
00:39:43.760 was unimportant
00:39:44.540 because if he
00:39:46.460 understands, you
00:39:47.200 know, the
00:39:47.600 inflation rate, he
00:39:48.740 kind of gets
00:39:49.280 it.
00:39:50.200 You know, you
00:39:50.640 don't need to be
00:39:51.360 shopping for a
00:39:52.060 loaf of bread
00:39:52.620 yourself.
00:39:53.180 That was always
00:39:53.640 dumb.
00:39:54.840 So when Vivek
00:39:56.480 used the loaf
00:39:57.400 of bread trick,
00:39:58.160 I'll call it, to
00:39:59.440 challenge them to
00:40:00.260 name the three
00:40:00.960 provinces, Nikki
00:40:03.360 Haley got a
00:40:05.360 look on her
00:40:05.880 face that Vivek
00:40:07.920 called out as a
00:40:08.860 blank expression.
00:40:10.620 Now, this was the
00:40:11.880 brilliant part.
00:40:13.640 This was
00:40:13.960 brilliant.
00:40:15.500 So much like
00:40:16.380 the, you've
00:40:17.840 heard the
00:40:18.180 auditory illusion
00:40:19.680 of, what is
00:40:22.120 it, Green
00:40:22.520 Needle and
00:40:23.260 the other, Jan
00:40:26.180 and Laurel,
00:40:27.000 Laurel and
00:40:27.500 Yanni and all
00:40:28.100 that stuff.
00:40:29.340 So when Nikki
00:40:32.280 Haley made, let's
00:40:33.840 say, an
00:40:34.280 exaggerated
00:40:34.760 expression on
00:40:35.640 her face to
00:40:36.340 that comment,
00:40:37.520 you know, in
00:40:37.860 her mouth,
00:40:39.120 especially, went
00:40:39.880 sort of a
00:40:40.900 smirk, I
00:40:42.240 looked at the
00:40:42.760 smirk and
00:40:43.180 I said, is
00:40:44.600 that a blank
00:40:45.540 expression or
00:40:46.540 is that a
00:40:46.960 smirk?
00:40:48.080 Because a
00:40:48.760 smirk says, I'm
00:40:50.820 going to kill
00:40:51.260 you and I
00:40:52.900 have the goods.
00:40:53.520 But if the
00:40:55.100 smirk was a, uh-oh,
00:40:56.620 I'm in
00:40:57.220 trouble, well,
00:40:58.480 then it's the
00:40:58.780 exact opposite.
00:41:01.040 So when Vivek
00:41:02.380 called her out and
00:41:03.840 pointed to her and
00:41:04.640 said, look at the
00:41:05.300 blank expressions,
00:41:07.180 he primed you to
00:41:09.140 see it as a
00:41:09.840 blank expression.
00:41:10.700 And it was
00:41:13.420 brilliant.
00:41:15.080 That was probably
00:41:16.640 the smartest in
00:41:18.800 the moment play
00:41:20.260 you'll ever see in
00:41:21.160 your life.
00:41:22.320 Because when he
00:41:23.100 called it out as a
00:41:23.980 blank expression, you
00:41:25.560 saw it that way.
00:41:26.880 If he had not
00:41:27.860 called it out, do
00:41:28.660 you know how you
00:41:29.060 might have seen
00:41:29.500 it?
00:41:31.780 How many of you
00:41:32.720 watched the
00:41:33.360 debate and
00:41:34.560 noticed that
00:41:35.300 eventually Nikki
00:41:36.180 Haley did say the
00:41:37.480 names of the
00:41:38.060 three provinces
00:41:38.760 without prompting?
00:41:39.680 Did anybody see
00:41:40.980 her do it?
00:41:43.480 Nope, you
00:41:44.140 didn't even see
00:41:44.600 it.
00:41:45.180 I did.
00:41:46.020 I saw it.
00:41:48.440 Because she did
00:41:49.340 it when somebody
00:41:49.940 was talking over
00:41:50.780 her.
00:41:51.660 So one of the
00:41:52.260 others or more
00:41:52.920 of them were
00:41:53.300 talking over her
00:41:54.160 and after the
00:41:55.460 conversation had
00:41:56.180 gone for a
00:41:56.660 while, she sort
00:41:57.840 of leaned into
00:41:58.460 the mic and
00:41:59.560 just said the
00:42:00.140 names of the
00:42:00.640 provinces.
00:42:02.800 So if you're
00:42:03.920 wondering what
00:42:04.400 the smirk was
00:42:05.120 for, she showed
00:42:06.840 you that she
00:42:08.100 actually knew the
00:42:08.720 names of the
00:42:09.140 provinces.
00:42:10.200 But she did a
00:42:11.640 bad job of
00:42:12.660 clearing out the
00:42:13.740 space so that
00:42:15.260 when she delivered
00:42:15.980 her kill shot
00:42:16.840 that she knew
00:42:17.620 the names of
00:42:18.100 the provinces,
00:42:18.920 you could hear
00:42:19.700 it and it
00:42:20.520 would be her
00:42:20.940 moment.
00:42:22.180 So I think,
00:42:23.600 you know, you
00:42:23.920 can't read minds,
00:42:25.020 I can't read her
00:42:25.680 mind, but I did
00:42:27.280 observe personally
00:42:28.480 her saying the
00:42:29.160 names of the
00:42:29.600 provinces.
00:42:30.980 Now, did she
00:42:33.000 have to think
00:42:33.640 about it?
00:42:34.620 Probably.
00:42:36.000 I would.
00:42:37.420 I'd have to,
00:42:38.100 like, think about
00:42:38.780 her for a
00:42:39.100 moment.
00:42:39.360 It's like,
00:42:39.620 can I come up
00:42:40.200 with the
00:42:40.440 three?
00:42:41.580 And then I
00:42:42.200 think Vivek
00:42:43.120 said something
00:42:43.660 about, you
00:42:44.460 know, acting
00:42:44.880 like she got
00:42:45.380 one of them
00:42:45.780 wrong or
00:42:46.220 something, Crimea
00:42:47.000 or something.
00:42:48.300 And, because
00:42:51.140 there, can you
00:42:52.300 give me a fact
00:42:52.860 check?
00:42:53.560 There are three
00:42:54.420 provinces, but
00:42:55.560 that doesn't
00:42:56.300 include Crimea,
00:42:57.240 right?
00:42:58.320 Crimea is,
00:42:59.720 would, it's
00:43:01.180 its own thing.
00:43:01.760 so, so she
00:43:05.500 got, you
00:43:06.160 know, she
00:43:06.520 may have
00:43:06.860 known, she
00:43:07.360 may have
00:43:07.580 gotten close,
00:43:08.280 or she
00:43:08.600 may have
00:43:08.800 had an
00:43:09.040 answer that
00:43:09.460 the audience
00:43:09.940 would recognize
00:43:10.600 or would
00:43:11.180 think was
00:43:11.540 the right
00:43:11.780 answer.
00:43:12.820 But, so
00:43:14.520 I'm going to
00:43:14.840 give Vivek an
00:43:16.340 A-plus for
00:43:17.560 creating that
00:43:18.440 situation.
00:43:20.140 It was a
00:43:20.800 good one.
00:43:22.240 For priming
00:43:23.580 us to see
00:43:24.140 her as a
00:43:24.740 blank, blank
00:43:25.780 face, and
00:43:27.060 also the other
00:43:27.640 people.
00:43:27.960 And then
00:43:29.300 also talking
00:43:30.140 over her
00:43:30.720 when she had
00:43:31.280 a chance to
00:43:31.960 redeem herself,
00:43:35.560 that also
00:43:36.040 worked.
00:43:37.420 So you
00:43:38.000 might say
00:43:38.380 to yourself,
00:43:38.960 that was
00:43:39.440 really kind
00:43:40.340 of sneaky,
00:43:42.240 you know,
00:43:42.560 weaselly debate
00:43:43.760 technique, to
00:43:45.420 which I say,
00:43:46.440 that's all these
00:43:47.380 debates are.
00:43:49.000 All the
00:43:49.600 debates are,
00:43:50.360 are people
00:43:50.880 looking for
00:43:51.380 their little
00:43:51.880 weaselly,
00:43:52.720 tricky moments.
00:43:54.240 It's not about
00:43:54.860 the cleverness
00:43:55.700 of their
00:43:55.960 argument.
00:43:56.640 If it were
00:43:57.140 about this
00:43:57.700 solidness of
00:43:58.420 the argument,
00:43:59.740 DeSantis would
00:44:00.440 look like a
00:44:00.920 winner, you
00:44:01.900 know, at
00:44:02.340 least half of
00:44:02.800 the debates.
00:44:03.740 But it's
00:44:04.000 never about
00:44:04.480 that.
00:44:04.900 It's about
00:44:05.300 creating the
00:44:05.980 energy and
00:44:06.480 the moment
00:44:06.960 and the,
00:44:07.780 you know,
00:44:08.020 can you do
00:44:08.480 it again
00:44:08.840 kind of vibe.
00:44:10.320 So if you
00:44:11.100 didn't like
00:44:11.540 Vivek, you
00:44:12.160 liked him
00:44:12.660 even less
00:44:13.300 because he
00:44:14.160 was so
00:44:14.520 strong in
00:44:15.020 the debate.
00:44:15.600 If you
00:44:15.840 liked him,
00:44:16.800 you said,
00:44:17.220 oh, he
00:44:17.500 scored all
00:44:17.980 the good
00:44:18.360 hits,
00:44:19.360 et cetera.
00:44:20.920 Another,
00:44:21.620 we'll give
00:44:22.220 some more
00:44:22.560 moments here.
00:44:25.540 So Vivek
00:44:26.420 said that he
00:44:27.360 believed,
00:44:27.840 he said,
00:44:28.440 why am I
00:44:28.860 the only
00:44:29.140 person on
00:44:29.640 the stage
00:44:30.220 at least
00:44:31.420 who can
00:44:31.760 say that?
00:44:32.900 And then he
00:44:33.280 listed several
00:44:34.200 things that
00:44:34.880 are really
00:44:35.540 controversial,
00:44:36.920 that he
00:44:37.240 says he
00:44:37.760 believes now,
00:44:39.080 that other
00:44:39.500 people are
00:44:39.880 afraid to
00:44:40.340 say they
00:44:40.640 believe.
00:44:41.520 So the
00:44:41.900 first one is
00:44:42.460 that January
00:44:43.300 6th now
00:44:44.120 looks like it
00:44:44.640 was an
00:44:44.880 inside job.
00:44:46.640 Now he
00:44:47.000 says looks
00:44:48.000 like it
00:44:48.420 was,
00:44:50.080 which is the
00:44:50.720 fairest way
00:44:51.260 to say it.
00:44:51.960 If he said
00:44:52.580 it was, I
00:44:53.440 think that would
00:44:53.820 be going
00:44:54.080 too far.
00:44:55.160 But he's
00:44:55.520 really smart
00:44:56.320 about knowing
00:44:57.180 where that
00:44:57.780 line is.
00:44:58.900 So he
00:44:59.300 says it
00:45:00.480 looks like
00:45:01.000 it was an
00:45:02.460 inside job.
00:45:03.440 And it
00:45:03.960 does.
00:45:04.840 It looks
00:45:05.480 like it.
00:45:06.360 I also do
00:45:07.560 not declare
00:45:08.180 that it
00:45:08.540 was.
00:45:09.940 But based
00:45:10.600 on what
00:45:10.900 we've seen,
00:45:12.500 I'd say the
00:45:13.080 hypothesis that
00:45:14.140 it was an
00:45:14.480 inside job is
00:45:15.600 dominant,
00:45:18.260 more likely
00:45:18.980 than the
00:45:19.720 opposite,
00:45:20.440 but I don't
00:45:20.880 know for
00:45:21.200 sure.
00:45:22.380 Then he
00:45:22.660 also said
00:45:23.260 the government
00:45:24.620 lied about
00:45:25.200 9-11 and
00:45:26.360 Saudi Arabian
00:45:27.100 involvement,
00:45:27.840 lied for
00:45:28.160 20 years.
00:45:31.560 I'm not
00:45:32.220 totally up on
00:45:33.020 that topic,
00:45:33.740 but sounds
00:45:35.120 like that's
00:45:35.680 about right.
00:45:36.860 That the
00:45:37.540 2020 election
00:45:38.320 was stolen
00:45:38.840 from Trump.
00:45:40.380 Now when he
00:45:40.880 says stolen,
00:45:41.540 he doesn't
00:45:41.920 mean that the
00:45:42.480 vote was
00:45:42.960 miscounted.
00:45:44.400 He's talking
00:45:44.900 about more
00:45:45.700 platform
00:45:47.420 manipulation and
00:45:48.660 the suppression
00:45:50.380 of free
00:45:50.740 speech.
00:45:50.880 speech and
00:45:51.220 all that,
00:45:51.640 which is
00:45:52.020 valid.
00:45:54.240 And then
00:45:54.920 here's where
00:45:55.440 the trouble
00:45:55.840 comes,
00:45:57.280 or does
00:45:58.040 it?
00:45:59.300 You've heard
00:45:59.740 of this
00:46:00.020 thing called
00:46:00.500 the great
00:46:01.280 replacement?
00:46:02.980 I know
00:46:03.600 you've heard
00:46:03.960 of it.
00:46:04.820 It's the
00:46:05.200 idea that
00:46:05.900 generally
00:46:07.020 comes from
00:46:07.960 very right
00:46:09.240 wing
00:46:09.580 conservative
00:46:10.940 types.
00:46:13.420 And they
00:46:13.760 say that,
00:46:15.020 remember the
00:46:15.920 Charlottesville
00:46:17.340 march and the
00:46:18.120 marchers were
00:46:18.660 saying they
00:46:19.540 will not
00:46:19.880 replace us.
00:46:20.620 talking about
00:46:21.480 Jews.
00:46:23.820 And that's
00:46:24.360 just like a
00:46:24.880 sliver of
00:46:25.460 the larger
00:46:26.440 concept.
00:46:27.700 But then if
00:46:28.340 you look at
00:46:28.720 the border,
00:46:30.160 it looks like
00:46:30.740 there's some
00:46:31.540 kind of,
00:46:32.600 well,
00:46:33.420 some would
00:46:33.880 say,
00:46:34.340 I'll say
00:46:34.640 some would
00:46:35.060 say,
00:46:35.820 that it
00:46:36.120 looks like
00:46:36.520 the open
00:46:37.120 border is
00:46:38.160 an obvious
00:46:39.240 attempt to
00:46:40.460 replace the
00:46:41.400 current
00:46:42.000 majorities with
00:46:43.020 rounder
00:46:43.620 majorities that
00:46:44.460 are more
00:46:44.780 likely to vote
00:46:45.460 Democrats.
00:46:47.540 Now,
00:46:47.780 Vivek is
00:46:48.380 taking,
00:46:48.900 I think,
00:46:49.360 the border
00:46:50.980 is open
00:46:51.740 and they're
00:46:52.660 bringing in
00:46:53.160 lots of
00:46:53.540 future
00:46:53.840 Democrat
00:46:54.280 voters to
00:46:55.760 replace us,
00:46:56.960 meaning us
00:46:58.600 in this case
00:46:59.100 would be
00:46:59.480 conservatives,
00:47:00.200 not white
00:47:00.580 people.
00:47:01.660 So when
00:47:02.420 Vivek says
00:47:03.140 replacement,
00:47:04.360 he's not
00:47:05.060 talking about
00:47:05.620 brown people
00:47:06.340 because he's
00:47:08.680 brown,
00:47:09.540 right?
00:47:10.520 He's not
00:47:11.100 talking about,
00:47:11.700 I think they
00:47:12.120 want brown
00:47:12.620 people to
00:47:13.160 replace
00:47:13.600 Vivek.
00:47:14.220 that's
00:47:16.320 not what
00:47:16.620 he's
00:47:16.780 saying.
00:47:18.040 But he's
00:47:18.900 definitely
00:47:20.560 dancing close
00:47:21.540 to the
00:47:21.980 sun here
00:47:22.780 because people
00:47:23.900 like Van
00:47:24.420 Jones are
00:47:24.940 going to
00:47:25.120 hear it
00:47:25.540 as the
00:47:26.000 racist
00:47:26.320 version.
00:47:27.480 But if
00:47:27.720 you hear
00:47:28.060 it as
00:47:28.380 why is
00:47:29.140 the border
00:47:29.520 open and
00:47:30.700 non-citizens
00:47:31.760 are pouring
00:47:32.240 in and
00:47:33.260 changing the
00:47:33.900 nature of
00:47:34.580 our country
00:47:36.100 in ways
00:47:36.760 that maybe
00:47:37.480 he doesn't
00:47:38.560 like or
00:47:38.940 you don't
00:47:39.200 like.
00:47:40.720 So this
00:47:42.240 is really
00:47:43.000 dangerous and
00:47:44.020 provocative
00:47:44.580 but I
00:47:47.840 think what
00:47:48.200 he's trying
00:47:48.500 to do
00:47:48.860 is revive
00:47:49.960 free speech.
00:47:53.400 That's what
00:47:53.800 I see in
00:47:54.220 this comment.
00:47:55.160 I don't
00:47:55.460 see in
00:47:55.760 this comment
00:47:56.260 any kind
00:47:56.800 of dog
00:47:59.300 whistle.
00:48:00.260 I don't
00:48:00.740 think he's
00:48:01.180 about the
00:48:01.540 dog whistle.
00:48:02.660 I think
00:48:02.980 this is
00:48:03.360 more about
00:48:03.920 the beginning
00:48:05.000 of reclaiming
00:48:06.060 the great
00:48:06.560 replacement
00:48:07.080 from it's
00:48:08.460 only what
00:48:08.880 racists talk
00:48:09.520 about to
00:48:10.500 I'm just
00:48:11.960 looking at
00:48:12.320 the math
00:48:12.820 you just
00:48:14.060 brought in
00:48:14.660 8 million
00:48:15.200 people that
00:48:16.380 weren't here
00:48:16.800 before.
00:48:18.880 Are they
00:48:19.760 having an
00:48:20.300 impact on
00:48:22.480 our ability
00:48:24.260 to manage
00:48:26.800 the country
00:48:27.260 the way we
00:48:27.780 were?
00:48:28.560 Of course
00:48:28.960 they do.
00:48:30.080 Of course.
00:48:31.500 It might be a
00:48:32.420 good impact
00:48:33.000 or it might be
00:48:33.520 a bad impact
00:48:34.180 but it's
00:48:34.540 certainly
00:48:34.860 replacing what
00:48:36.640 was here
00:48:37.120 in a
00:48:38.580 general
00:48:38.840 sense
00:48:39.220 in fact.
00:48:40.200 But I
00:48:40.420 don't think
00:48:40.740 it's a
00:48:41.000 racial
00:48:41.600 comment.
00:48:42.240 I think
00:48:42.400 it has
00:48:42.540 more to
00:48:42.840 do with
00:48:43.500 how people
00:48:46.300 think
00:48:46.700 actually.
00:48:48.840 All right.
00:48:49.480 So we'll
00:48:49.840 see if he
00:48:50.240 can get
00:48:50.880 away from
00:48:51.260 that little
00:48:51.620 hole.
00:48:52.500 He dug
00:48:52.880 himself a
00:48:53.360 little hole
00:48:53.840 because should
00:48:55.360 he become
00:48:55.940 president or
00:48:57.520 presidential
00:48:57.980 candidate he's
00:48:59.120 going to have
00:48:59.420 to explain
00:48:59.880 this for the
00:49:00.380 rest of his
00:49:00.960 career.
00:49:02.220 They'll never
00:49:02.980 drop this.
00:49:04.580 But he is
00:49:05.640 good enough
00:49:06.280 that he
00:49:07.200 could take
00:49:07.660 the gun
00:49:08.020 from their
00:49:08.360 hand and
00:49:08.720 flip it
00:49:09.040 around.
00:49:10.180 So if you
00:49:10.600 imagine Vivek
00:49:11.540 answering the
00:49:12.160 question,
00:49:12.980 hey, is this
00:49:13.580 great replacement
00:49:14.280 thing sort of a
00:49:15.080 Nazi thing?
00:49:16.300 He would
00:49:16.620 obliterate whoever
00:49:18.320 asked him that
00:49:18.940 question.
00:49:20.100 Like that would
00:49:20.540 be another
00:49:21.140 moment that he
00:49:22.060 would sparkle
00:49:23.380 because you
00:49:24.720 should be able
00:49:25.340 to obliterate
00:49:26.080 that dumbass
00:49:26.960 question.
00:49:28.080 He could do
00:49:28.580 it.
00:49:29.760 All right.
00:49:32.120 And then he
00:49:33.180 went after
00:49:33.660 Nikki Haley for
00:49:34.540 saying that when
00:49:35.680 he had
00:49:35.920 criticized her
00:49:36.680 prior debate,
00:49:38.780 Nikki Haley
00:49:39.220 suggested that
00:49:40.500 maybe he had
00:49:40.960 a, quote,
00:49:41.440 woman problem.
00:49:42.920 Maybe he had
00:49:43.480 a woman problem.
00:49:45.580 Well, that's
00:49:46.000 not quite a
00:49:46.880 nice thing to
00:49:47.460 say for one
00:49:48.280 Republican to
00:49:49.040 another.
00:49:50.260 Because aren't
00:49:50.600 the Republicans
00:49:51.160 the ones who
00:49:51.780 are supposed to
00:49:52.420 sort of not
00:49:53.520 talk like that
00:49:54.280 and not act
00:49:56.080 like it's some
00:49:56.540 kind of weird
00:49:57.160 woke DEI
00:49:59.000 thing?
00:49:59.640 That's kind of
00:50:00.220 the opposite of
00:50:00.840 being a
00:50:01.140 Republican at
00:50:03.040 the moment.
00:50:03.460 So Vivek
00:50:05.340 answers by
00:50:06.060 saying, I
00:50:06.620 don't have a
00:50:06.980 woman problem.
00:50:08.340 Nikki Haley
00:50:08.680 has a corruption
00:50:09.340 problem.
00:50:10.180 And then he
00:50:10.820 held up his
00:50:11.440 notes and on
00:50:12.880 one page he
00:50:13.580 had written
00:50:14.040 Nikki equals
00:50:16.700 corrupt.
00:50:18.320 Did you see
00:50:19.080 that moment when
00:50:19.940 he held it up
00:50:20.860 and showed that
00:50:21.680 was all that
00:50:22.220 was on his
00:50:22.660 page?
00:50:24.000 It was visual.
00:50:25.740 It made the
00:50:26.620 news.
00:50:27.920 And you'll
00:50:28.560 remember it
00:50:29.100 forever.
00:50:30.920 Perfect.
00:50:31.360 Then he
00:50:36.000 said that
00:50:37.460 Nikki Haley,
00:50:38.340 this is a
00:50:38.700 woman who
00:50:38.940 will send
00:50:39.220 your kids
00:50:39.600 to die so
00:50:40.320 she can buy
00:50:40.800 a bigger
00:50:41.100 house.
00:50:42.040 Talking about
00:50:42.800 her preferences
00:50:43.900 for more
00:50:44.600 war-like
00:50:45.320 policies.
00:50:47.520 This is a
00:50:48.300 woman who
00:50:48.860 will send
00:50:49.260 your kids
00:50:49.780 to die so
00:50:50.580 she can buy
00:50:51.180 a bigger
00:50:51.540 house.
00:50:53.600 You could
00:50:54.540 write a
00:50:56.600 doctoral
00:50:57.060 thesis on
00:50:57.800 that one
00:50:58.200 sentence.
00:50:59.300 It's so
00:50:59.920 perfect.
00:51:00.360 Perfect.
00:51:01.360 Persuasion
00:51:01.940 perfection.
00:51:03.840 Because I
00:51:04.780 always tell
00:51:05.180 you that
00:51:05.640 fear is
00:51:06.640 the best
00:51:06.980 persuasion.
00:51:07.860 Fear is
00:51:08.460 the best
00:51:08.720 persuasion.
00:51:09.680 What is
00:51:10.020 more scary
00:51:10.580 than sending
00:51:11.120 your kid
00:51:11.620 to die?
00:51:13.020 That's
00:51:13.500 pretty scary.
00:51:15.120 And what
00:51:15.420 is more
00:51:15.740 visual than
00:51:17.220 sending
00:51:17.540 to die so
00:51:18.300 you can
00:51:18.540 buy a
00:51:18.840 bigger
00:51:19.020 house?
00:51:20.580 So you
00:51:21.120 got the
00:51:21.400 bigger
00:51:21.600 house,
00:51:22.040 you got
00:51:22.260 your visual,
00:51:22.920 you got
00:51:23.160 your son
00:51:23.560 dying,
00:51:24.420 that's also
00:51:24.960 visual,
00:51:25.900 but it's
00:51:26.440 also fear.
00:51:27.820 One
00:51:28.100 sentence.
00:51:28.580 Do you
00:51:31.560 understand how
00:51:32.260 good he
00:51:32.700 is at
00:51:33.020 this?
00:51:35.420 This is a
00:51:36.560 skill level
00:51:37.100 that I don't
00:51:38.060 think we've
00:51:38.480 ever seen
00:51:38.940 it before,
00:51:39.520 honestly.
00:51:40.740 I'm not
00:51:41.340 aware of
00:51:41.820 ever seeing
00:51:42.520 anybody who
00:51:43.040 operated at
00:51:43.680 this level,
00:51:44.360 including
00:51:44.780 Trump.
00:51:45.140 Trump is
00:51:46.540 a singular
00:51:47.260 character.
00:51:48.500 I always
00:51:48.860 resist comparing
00:51:49.860 him to
00:51:50.220 anything,
00:51:51.040 because his
00:51:51.460 own method
00:51:51.980 just can't
00:51:52.480 be duplicated.
00:51:53.620 You can't
00:51:54.180 take his
00:51:54.520 method.
00:51:55.480 He just
00:51:55.780 sort of
00:51:56.060 operates in
00:51:56.600 his own
00:51:57.180 zip code,
00:51:59.280 and he
00:51:59.600 is just
00:52:00.020 Trump is
00:52:00.420 Trump.
00:52:01.420 In fact,
00:52:01.860 that's all I
00:52:02.300 say about
00:52:02.720 him now.
00:52:03.720 Trump is
00:52:04.160 Trump.
00:52:05.420 That's the
00:52:06.040 good news
00:52:06.600 and the
00:52:06.980 bad news.
00:52:08.160 Trump is
00:52:08.720 Trump.
00:52:10.100 Why is he
00:52:11.100 leading right
00:52:11.660 now in the
00:52:12.180 polls?
00:52:13.880 Because
00:52:14.100 Trump is
00:52:14.520 Trump.
00:52:15.780 It explains
00:52:16.640 a lot.
00:52:17.980 Nobody
00:52:18.340 else is
00:52:19.180 him.
00:52:20.100 If anybody
00:52:20.620 else could
00:52:21.040 be him,
00:52:21.440 they might
00:52:21.720 be leading
00:52:22.080 in the
00:52:22.320 polls,
00:52:22.640 too.
00:52:22.800 But
00:52:22.920 Trump is
00:52:23.320 Trump.
00:52:24.060 There's
00:52:24.300 only one.
00:52:25.340 There will
00:52:25.680 never be
00:52:26.140 another one.
00:52:27.340 If you
00:52:27.640 like that,
00:52:28.400 there's
00:52:28.740 nobody else
00:52:29.180 to vote
00:52:29.500 for.
00:52:31.680 All
00:52:32.120 right.
00:52:33.160 So that
00:52:34.060 was pretty
00:52:34.460 artistic
00:52:35.040 from the
00:52:35.940 makes.
00:52:37.520 She
00:52:37.960 called
00:52:38.200 her,
00:52:38.960 she says
00:52:39.660 she's
00:52:40.460 the donors,
00:52:42.040 she has
00:52:42.520 donor puppet
00:52:43.220 masters.
00:52:44.280 I like
00:52:44.580 puppet master
00:52:45.200 too,
00:52:46.020 because you
00:52:46.320 can see
00:52:46.600 the puppet
00:52:47.000 strings.
00:52:48.440 Visual,
00:52:49.160 visual,
00:52:49.660 visual,
00:52:50.140 just so
00:52:50.820 good on
00:52:51.340 the visual
00:52:51.700 stuff.
00:52:53.120 And then
00:52:53.400 he says
00:52:53.800 directly that
00:52:54.540 he rejects
00:52:55.160 identity
00:52:55.580 politics.
00:52:56.740 He says
00:52:57.040 two
00:52:57.340 chromosomes,
00:52:58.080 two X
00:52:58.380 chromosomes
00:52:58.920 does not
00:53:00.560 immunize
00:53:01.200 you from
00:53:01.620 criticism.
00:53:03.180 Oh,
00:53:03.480 thank you.
00:53:05.660 Yeah.
00:53:06.660 Vivek
00:53:07.260 slamming
00:53:08.740 Nikki Haley
00:53:09.300 for being
00:53:10.040 too woke.
00:53:12.600 That is
00:53:13.440 the show
00:53:13.880 I wanted
00:53:14.320 to watch.
00:53:15.760 That one
00:53:16.480 speaks to
00:53:17.140 every part
00:53:17.840 of my body.
00:53:19.440 I can
00:53:20.120 feel that.
00:53:22.260 Right.
00:53:22.560 There are a lot
00:53:22.980 of things that
00:53:23.380 you say,
00:53:23.700 oh, that's a
00:53:24.220 good intellectual
00:53:24.940 point, or
00:53:25.640 I like that
00:53:26.600 policy.
00:53:27.620 That's a good
00:53:28.060 policy.
00:53:29.180 When he said
00:53:30.000 two X
00:53:30.500 chromosomes
00:53:31.080 do not
00:53:32.020 immunize,
00:53:32.780 it doesn't
00:53:33.240 immunize you
00:53:33.900 from criticism.
00:53:35.440 He rejects
00:53:36.060 identity
00:53:36.460 politics.
00:53:37.840 I can
00:53:38.160 feel it.
00:53:40.360 In my
00:53:41.000 body, I
00:53:41.580 can feel
00:53:41.960 that.
00:53:42.960 That's a
00:53:43.300 whole different
00:53:43.640 level.
00:53:44.800 Yeah.
00:53:46.480 So there's
00:53:47.280 some
00:53:47.520 controversy
00:53:48.540 about, I
00:53:49.000 guess, the
00:53:49.340 rumble
00:53:49.780 feed that
00:53:50.440 was covering
00:53:50.900 the debate.
00:53:53.240 I guess it
00:53:53.720 glitched out
00:53:54.320 when somebody,
00:53:55.960 maybe Megyn
00:53:56.480 Kelly asked
00:53:57.040 about the
00:53:57.620 warp speed,
00:53:59.300 getting the
00:54:00.520 vaccinations
00:54:01.020 fast with
00:54:01.780 Trump.
00:54:02.840 And so
00:54:03.180 people are
00:54:03.580 saying, oh,
00:54:04.020 that's a
00:54:04.400 coincidence that
00:54:05.320 it cut out
00:54:05.940 just on that
00:54:06.540 question.
00:54:07.120 But it
00:54:07.340 wasn't a
00:54:08.180 coincidence.
00:54:08.680 It was just
00:54:09.000 a technical
00:54:09.520 problem.
00:54:10.600 It is very
00:54:11.280 unlikely that
00:54:12.080 rumble would
00:54:14.020 cut out on a
00:54:15.040 Republican
00:54:15.560 debate.
00:54:17.320 Let me say
00:54:17.780 that again.
00:54:18.920 There's not
00:54:19.380 really any
00:54:20.180 chance that
00:54:21.700 rumble
00:54:22.140 intentionally cut
00:54:23.220 a feed at
00:54:24.420 any point
00:54:25.120 during a
00:54:26.200 Republican
00:54:26.700 debate.
00:54:27.840 That is not
00:54:28.860 a possibility.
00:54:30.720 There's no
00:54:31.440 real-world
00:54:32.220 possibility that
00:54:33.260 happened at
00:54:34.120 all.
00:54:36.880 All right.
00:54:37.620 What else?
00:54:39.680 So the
00:54:40.120 rock, notice
00:54:41.360 I didn't
00:54:41.720 mention
00:54:42.040 DeSantis.
00:54:44.000 I feel like
00:54:44.980 DeSantis is
00:54:45.800 just running
00:54:47.620 out the
00:54:48.000 clock,
00:54:49.840 you know,
00:54:50.000 sort of waiting
00:54:50.660 around to see
00:54:51.400 if anything
00:54:51.800 happens with
00:54:52.400 Trump,
00:54:53.320 but not
00:54:53.740 really trying
00:54:54.320 too hard to
00:54:54.820 win at this
00:54:55.440 point.
00:54:56.860 I think he's
00:54:57.560 just trying to
00:54:58.040 do an honest
00:54:58.860 attempt because
00:54:59.640 he has backers
00:55:00.460 and they want
00:55:00.880 to do it.
00:55:01.460 It just looks
00:55:02.300 like, I mean,
00:55:03.280 he did not
00:55:03.680 seem engaged.
00:55:06.160 He just did
00:55:07.260 his good
00:55:07.720 DeSantis job.
00:55:09.740 And by the
00:55:10.140 way, I have
00:55:11.220 the funniest
00:55:11.780 or unusual
00:55:13.760 take on
00:55:14.540 DeSantis.
00:55:16.340 DeSantis is
00:55:17.140 the best
00:55:17.720 politician that
00:55:19.780 doesn't interest
00:55:20.480 me.
00:55:21.400 So it's
00:55:23.700 like a
00:55:24.980 compliment.
00:55:26.540 Actually, that's
00:55:27.300 just a complete
00:55:28.060 compliment.
00:55:29.040 You know why
00:55:29.420 he doesn't
00:55:29.800 interest me?
00:55:30.900 Because he
00:55:31.500 doesn't do
00:55:31.920 crazy shit
00:55:32.580 every day.
00:55:34.000 There's no
00:55:34.380 crazy shit.
00:55:35.680 He just
00:55:36.060 sort of does
00:55:36.940 good things
00:55:37.980 that his base
00:55:38.500 wants him to
00:55:39.000 do.
00:55:39.800 He's a
00:55:40.260 great politician
00:55:40.960 in terms of
00:55:42.440 execution.
00:55:43.980 But for
00:55:44.780 the presidency,
00:55:46.400 if you're
00:55:46.800 running against
00:55:47.380 a Trump,
00:55:48.360 you're running
00:55:49.040 against a
00:55:49.520 superstar.
00:55:50.020 He doesn't
00:55:51.460 have superstar
00:55:52.180 energy to
00:55:53.900 level up to
00:55:54.800 the Taylor
00:55:55.760 Swift of
00:55:56.480 politicians.
00:55:58.940 So it's
00:56:00.200 terribly unfair.
00:56:01.900 And if
00:56:02.160 DeSantis comes
00:56:02.960 back around in
00:56:03.940 some subsequent
00:56:04.700 year and runs
00:56:05.420 for president,
00:56:06.960 I can say
00:56:07.700 supporting him.
00:56:09.800 He's a
00:56:10.680 solid,
00:56:11.240 solid,
00:56:12.520 patriotic,
00:56:15.420 good servant
00:56:16.480 to the
00:56:16.820 people,
00:56:17.180 I think.
00:56:19.640 So the
00:56:20.320 Rock,
00:56:21.180 Dwayne,
00:56:21.840 the Rock
00:56:22.200 Johnson,
00:56:23.460 did some
00:56:24.160 mysterious
00:56:24.620 meeting with
00:56:25.380 the military
00:56:25.980 folks at
00:56:26.800 the Pentagon
00:56:27.240 after not
00:56:30.560 long ago
00:56:31.100 saying that
00:56:31.740 the parties
00:56:33.120 wanted him to
00:56:33.800 run for
00:56:34.120 president.
00:56:34.820 The parties.
00:56:35.800 I love the
00:56:36.240 way he says
00:56:36.660 it, making
00:56:37.460 it seem like
00:56:38.000 even the
00:56:38.940 Democrats and
00:56:39.660 even the
00:56:40.100 Republicans,
00:56:40.760 both sides.
00:56:41.800 It's the
00:56:42.340 parties.
00:56:43.540 Oh, don't
00:56:44.160 ask me which
00:56:44.920 side.
00:56:45.400 I mean,
00:56:45.620 they all
00:56:46.080 want me.
00:56:47.400 So he's
00:56:47.920 very smart
00:56:48.560 to not
00:56:50.140 kill the
00:56:50.660 rumor,
00:56:51.620 because the
00:56:52.020 longer the
00:56:52.460 rumor goes,
00:56:53.340 the more
00:56:53.660 fun it is
00:56:54.200 for him and
00:56:54.760 the more
00:56:55.260 free attention
00:56:55.920 he gets.
00:56:56.620 So he's
00:56:56.960 smart to
00:56:57.320 keep it
00:56:57.560 going.
00:56:58.500 But I
00:56:59.180 would say
00:56:59.600 it's unlikely
00:57:00.380 that he was
00:57:01.040 talking to
00:57:01.520 the Pentagon
00:57:02.040 to line up
00:57:03.740 his support
00:57:04.320 for running
00:57:04.780 for president
00:57:05.340 or to do
00:57:06.080 his research
00:57:06.740 before he ran
00:57:07.360 for president
00:57:07.900 or any of
00:57:08.540 that.
00:57:09.380 The most
00:57:10.160 likely scenario
00:57:11.060 is that he
00:57:12.140 has some
00:57:12.540 business with
00:57:13.220 the Pentagon.
00:57:14.920 Could be
00:57:15.360 he's doing
00:57:15.880 a movie,
00:57:17.080 might want
00:57:17.580 some support
00:57:18.280 from the
00:57:19.260 military.
00:57:20.220 Could be
00:57:20.820 the military
00:57:21.940 wants him
00:57:22.620 to be sort
00:57:23.580 of an
00:57:23.820 ambassador
00:57:24.260 to improve
00:57:25.980 recruitment.
00:57:26.800 He's got to
00:57:27.280 be perfect
00:57:27.740 for that.
00:57:28.980 So I
00:57:29.700 doubt that
00:57:30.380 it's because
00:57:30.960 he's running
00:57:31.420 for president.
00:57:32.420 But it's
00:57:32.740 fun.
00:57:33.660 It's fun
00:57:34.280 to think
00:57:34.620 about it.
00:57:36.300 Speaking
00:57:36.820 of fun,
00:57:38.880 Axios is
00:57:39.540 reporting that
00:57:40.160 Melania
00:57:40.720 thinks Tucker
00:57:42.420 Carlson would
00:57:43.140 be a great
00:57:43.600 VP for
00:57:44.520 Trump.
00:57:47.020 Because he's
00:57:47.780 sort of the
00:57:49.680 more articulate
00:57:50.600 version of
00:57:52.660 Trump with
00:57:53.360 very similar
00:57:54.120 attitudes about
00:57:55.440 things.
00:57:56.280 Now, I don't
00:57:57.000 think it's
00:57:57.520 going to be
00:57:57.900 Tucker,
00:57:58.920 because I
00:57:59.420 don't think
00:57:59.880 Tucker would
00:58:00.800 be reckless
00:58:03.840 enough to
00:58:04.360 take the
00:58:04.720 job.
00:58:05.060 It seems
00:58:08.040 like Tucker's
00:58:08.900 in sort
00:58:09.260 of an
00:58:09.520 ideal place
00:58:11.240 for his
00:58:11.700 media life,
00:58:12.620 and unless
00:58:13.000 he's looking
00:58:13.420 for a
00:58:14.040 radical change
00:58:14.820 to that,
00:58:15.900 which would
00:58:16.380 surprise me,
00:58:17.560 I don't
00:58:17.860 think he's
00:58:18.420 going to
00:58:18.620 even consider
00:58:19.220 it.
00:58:19.760 But it's
00:58:21.380 a lot of
00:58:21.780 fun,
00:58:22.080 isn't it?
00:58:23.900 A lot of
00:58:24.640 fun.
00:58:25.440 I tell
00:58:26.060 myself,
00:58:27.400 okay,
00:58:28.380 just game
00:58:29.120 that out
00:58:29.480 in your
00:58:29.720 mind.
00:58:30.740 Question
00:58:31.160 number one,
00:58:32.520 would Trump
00:58:33.300 do better
00:58:33.960 in the
00:58:34.240 election if
00:58:35.180 Tucker is
00:58:36.060 his vice
00:58:36.860 president?
00:58:37.780 Go.
00:58:38.560 Would Trump
00:58:40.020 do better
00:58:40.560 in the
00:58:40.880 election?
00:58:43.620 Almost
00:58:44.220 all no's.
00:58:45.840 Wow.
00:58:47.360 About 80%
00:58:48.180 no's on
00:58:48.860 locals.
00:58:50.020 What do
00:58:50.220 you think,
00:58:50.540 YouTube?
00:58:51.660 Oh, YouTube
00:58:52.180 is more
00:58:52.840 yeses.
00:58:54.020 Well, also
00:58:54.600 lots of no's.
00:58:56.020 I should have
00:58:56.380 waited.
00:58:57.260 All right,
00:58:57.460 more no's
00:58:57.940 than yeses.
00:58:58.760 So a lot
00:58:59.740 of you don't
00:59:00.300 think he
00:59:00.860 would change
00:59:01.800 the outcome.
00:59:03.300 here's why
00:59:05.560 Tucker would
00:59:06.600 be a
00:59:06.880 positive.
00:59:08.200 Tucker is
00:59:08.900 one of
00:59:10.780 the,
00:59:11.620 I'd say,
00:59:13.960 top five
00:59:15.140 best
00:59:15.500 communicators
00:59:16.440 in all
00:59:17.100 of politics.
00:59:18.400 Would you
00:59:19.040 agree with
00:59:19.440 that?
00:59:20.120 He's a
00:59:20.580 top five
00:59:21.420 best
00:59:22.360 communicator
00:59:23.260 in all
00:59:23.700 of politics.
00:59:24.920 So therefore,
00:59:25.680 some would
00:59:26.760 say,
00:59:27.100 therefore,
00:59:27.680 he would
00:59:27.920 be a
00:59:28.340 good
00:59:28.540 vice
00:59:28.820 presidential
00:59:29.340 running
00:59:30.400 mate.
00:59:31.240 Here's
00:59:31.540 what I
00:59:31.800 say.
00:59:32.060 You get
00:59:32.900 all that
00:59:33.200 for free.
00:59:35.460 Tucker is
00:59:35.860 still going
00:59:36.160 to be
00:59:36.320 talking.
00:59:37.680 He's
00:59:37.840 still going
00:59:38.100 to have
00:59:38.240 a huge
00:59:38.640 platform,
00:59:39.840 no matter
00:59:40.840 what.
00:59:41.960 And you
00:59:42.320 know he's
00:59:42.660 going to
00:59:42.840 be supportive
00:59:43.440 of Trump
00:59:44.020 because he
00:59:44.500 said so
00:59:44.860 directly.
00:59:46.180 So Trump
00:59:47.420 can get
00:59:47.920 all the
00:59:48.440 benefit of
00:59:49.140 Tucker's
00:59:49.600 communication
00:59:50.340 excellence
00:59:51.300 without any
00:59:53.180 of the
00:59:53.520 reputational
00:59:54.160 harm of
00:59:55.220 saying,
00:59:55.540 oh,
00:59:56.020 10 years
00:59:56.480 ago,
00:59:56.860 Tucker
00:59:57.080 did a
00:59:57.500 thing.
00:59:58.560 Oh,
00:59:58.840 five years
00:59:59.360 ago,
00:59:59.840 Tucker
01:00:00.080 said this
01:00:00.540 thing that
01:00:01.020 could be
01:00:01.320 interpreted
01:00:01.720 two ways.
01:00:03.260 He could
01:00:03.720 just take
01:00:04.080 all the
01:00:04.380 good for
01:00:05.340 free with
01:00:06.640 none of
01:00:07.020 the pain.
01:00:09.360 Because if
01:00:10.040 he could
01:00:10.260 find a
01:00:10.680 VP who
01:00:11.400 didn't have
01:00:11.820 any of
01:00:12.120 the controversy
01:00:13.100 that Tucker
01:00:13.820 brings
01:00:14.200 naturally,
01:00:15.200 then he
01:00:16.200 can get
01:00:16.520 all of
01:00:16.860 Tucker's
01:00:17.220 goodness,
01:00:18.260 plus a
01:00:18.840 solid,
01:00:19.420 you know,
01:00:19.780 backup
01:00:20.160 candidate that
01:00:21.720 helps him
01:00:22.160 for his
01:00:22.520 age,
01:00:22.860 especially.
01:00:24.080 I think
01:00:24.580 Trump has
01:00:25.820 to go
01:00:26.100 young.
01:00:26.440 because the
01:00:28.720 age question
01:00:29.420 will be
01:00:30.000 salient if
01:00:31.000 he gets
01:00:31.260 elected.
01:00:32.660 And I
01:00:34.820 think
01:00:34.980 Vivek is
01:00:35.560 more obvious
01:00:36.660 choice,
01:00:37.180 but we'll
01:00:37.400 see.
01:00:41.580 The
01:00:42.180 competence
01:00:42.600 crisis is
01:00:43.520 real.
01:00:44.240 Apparently
01:00:44.560 there's this
01:00:45.100 case going
01:00:45.560 on to
01:00:46.180 see if
01:00:46.720 Trump
01:00:47.480 should be
01:00:48.000 denied
01:00:48.560 being on
01:00:49.220 the ballot
01:00:50.040 in some
01:00:50.480 states.
01:00:51.420 So
01:00:51.540 Colorado's
01:00:52.180 looking at
01:00:52.560 that.
01:00:53.580 And
01:00:53.980 Colorado
01:00:54.700 Supreme
01:00:55.120 Court
01:00:55.360 judge,
01:00:55.760 William
01:00:56.840 Hood
01:00:57.080 III,
01:00:58.520 said in
01:00:59.340 the process
01:01:00.540 of discussing
01:01:02.260 it and
01:01:04.000 judging it,
01:01:06.220 he said,
01:01:06.680 quote,
01:01:06.920 in some
01:01:07.260 ways,
01:01:07.620 January 6th
01:01:08.380 seems like
01:01:09.500 a poster
01:01:10.000 child for
01:01:10.660 insurrection.
01:01:11.400 In other
01:01:11.700 words,
01:01:12.020 indicating that
01:01:12.920 the judge
01:01:13.680 believes that
01:01:15.520 insurrection
01:01:16.080 is largely
01:01:17.000 obviously
01:01:17.660 proven.
01:01:19.780 Now,
01:01:20.400 is that
01:01:20.720 bad news?
01:01:22.400 If he
01:01:23.080 thinks that
01:01:23.600 the insurrection
01:01:24.260 is sort of
01:01:25.120 obvious?
01:01:27.300 Well,
01:01:27.860 it's bad
01:01:28.300 news for
01:01:28.660 this judge
01:01:29.340 because it
01:01:31.140 makes him
01:01:31.420 look like
01:01:31.780 an idiot.
01:01:33.720 How
01:01:34.200 exactly is
01:01:35.180 it obvious
01:01:35.800 that an
01:01:36.420 unarmed
01:01:37.040 trespass
01:01:38.100 is anything
01:01:39.320 more than
01:01:39.900 at best
01:01:40.740 delaying a
01:01:41.860 process for
01:01:42.560 a few
01:01:42.880 hours or
01:01:44.280 a few
01:01:44.500 days?
01:01:45.180 Maybe the
01:01:46.000 Supreme
01:01:46.280 Court has
01:01:46.740 to look
01:01:46.980 at it.
01:01:47.780 That's
01:01:48.020 it.
01:01:49.340 That was
01:01:49.920 the highest
01:01:50.380 level of
01:01:50.940 risk.
01:01:51.820 Short
01:01:52.240 delay.
01:01:52.620 Supreme
01:01:54.120 Court
01:01:54.400 looks at
01:01:54.820 it.
01:01:55.580 Rules.
01:01:57.580 How does
01:01:58.280 a judge
01:01:58.960 not
01:01:59.740 understand
01:02:00.380 that?
01:02:01.860 This is
01:02:02.520 an incompetence
01:02:03.220 problem,
01:02:03.660 isn't it?
01:02:04.800 Am I
01:02:05.100 wrong?
01:02:05.980 To me,
01:02:06.380 this looks
01:02:06.700 like basic
01:02:08.500 competence
01:02:09.140 that's just
01:02:10.100 missing.
01:02:11.640 We'll see.
01:02:12.220 now here's
01:02:17.740 what I
01:02:17.980 think about
01:02:18.560 Trump's
01:02:20.040 language
01:02:21.240 lately.
01:02:22.500 I think
01:02:23.440 Axios was
01:02:24.180 pointing this
01:02:24.640 out as
01:02:24.980 well.
01:02:25.680 He's used
01:02:26.780 language that
01:02:27.580 his critics
01:02:28.460 are saying,
01:02:29.740 hey,
01:02:30.000 that's very,
01:02:30.960 well,
01:02:31.180 it's not
01:02:31.460 Hitler-like,
01:02:32.780 but it's
01:02:33.360 Hitler-adjacent.
01:02:34.940 Well,
01:02:35.500 that's not
01:02:35.860 quite dictator
01:02:36.900 talk,
01:02:37.860 but you're
01:02:38.320 getting real
01:02:38.840 close.
01:02:40.340 Well,
01:02:40.760 that's not
01:02:41.660 exactly what
01:02:42.460 the Nazis
01:02:42.960 say,
01:02:43.880 but it
01:02:44.220 reminds me
01:02:44.880 of them.
01:02:46.460 So,
01:02:46.940 is he
01:02:47.320 doing the
01:02:47.940 dumbest
01:02:48.320 thing in
01:02:48.640 the world
01:02:49.060 by allowing
01:02:50.840 people to
01:02:51.460 frame him
01:02:52.140 as a
01:02:52.680 dictator?
01:02:53.560 It almost
01:02:54.560 looks like
01:02:55.020 he's doing
01:02:55.360 it intentionally,
01:02:56.560 especially
01:02:57.000 when he
01:02:57.420 said that
01:02:59.700 he would
01:03:00.040 only be a
01:03:00.620 dictator for
01:03:01.200 one day.
01:03:01.940 He said,
01:03:02.360 quote,
01:03:03.080 we're closing
01:03:03.820 the border
01:03:04.320 and we're
01:03:04.780 drilling,
01:03:05.200 drilling,
01:03:05.520 drilling.
01:03:05.960 After that,
01:03:07.060 I'm not a
01:03:07.800 dictator.
01:03:08.120 So,
01:03:09.380 just one
01:03:09.740 day.
01:03:10.980 I'll just
01:03:11.280 be a
01:03:11.500 dictator for
01:03:11.920 one day.
01:03:12.600 After that,
01:03:13.200 not a
01:03:13.580 dictator.
01:03:14.860 Now,
01:03:15.440 when I
01:03:16.620 first heard
01:03:17.180 it,
01:03:17.940 my first
01:03:18.720 reaction was,
01:03:19.720 oh,
01:03:20.300 why are you
01:03:21.480 doing this?
01:03:23.200 Like,
01:03:23.440 this is just
01:03:23.920 the worst
01:03:24.480 idea.
01:03:25.520 His biggest
01:03:26.100 problem is
01:03:27.560 that they're
01:03:27.840 going to call
01:03:28.260 him a
01:03:28.540 dictator.
01:03:29.340 He knows
01:03:30.000 that.
01:03:30.900 So,
01:03:31.240 why would
01:03:31.680 he use
01:03:32.180 language that
01:03:33.800 most of us
01:03:34.540 would recognize
01:03:35.360 would make
01:03:36.020 you be
01:03:37.620 labeled a
01:03:38.280 dictator?
01:03:39.300 Why would
01:03:39.660 he do
01:03:39.960 that?
01:03:41.280 Well,
01:03:41.960 I have a
01:03:42.820 hypothesis.
01:03:44.000 I don't know
01:03:44.480 that it's
01:03:44.800 true,
01:03:45.700 but it
01:03:45.980 goes like
01:03:46.460 this.
01:03:49.520 He might
01:03:50.240 be playing
01:03:50.700 what I
01:03:51.020 call the
01:03:51.420 narrow ravine
01:03:52.320 strategy.
01:03:53.580 Now,
01:03:53.820 this is
01:03:54.140 one I
01:03:54.460 have used
01:03:55.020 myself in
01:03:55.660 the past.
01:03:56.700 You might
01:03:57.080 recognize it
01:03:58.060 from some
01:03:58.540 of my
01:03:58.780 past.
01:03:59.780 The narrow
01:04:00.360 ravine means
01:04:01.660 you allow
01:04:02.180 your enemies
01:04:02.860 to bunch
01:04:04.220 up in a
01:04:05.620 place where
01:04:06.120 it's really
01:04:06.760 easy to
01:04:07.320 shoot down
01:04:08.100 and kill
01:04:08.460 them.
01:04:09.500 Basically,
01:04:10.200 you're herding
01:04:10.760 them into
01:04:11.140 the most
01:04:11.480 vulnerable
01:04:11.880 place for
01:04:12.420 them while
01:04:13.680 they believe
01:04:14.540 they're winning.
01:04:16.180 So,
01:04:16.420 the thing that
01:04:16.860 gets them
01:04:17.160 into the
01:04:17.540 narrow ravine
01:04:18.200 in the first
01:04:18.700 place is
01:04:19.600 they say,
01:04:19.940 ha-ha,
01:04:20.760 we've got
01:04:21.240 you trapped.
01:04:22.320 You're going
01:04:22.640 to be trapped
01:04:23.120 in the
01:04:23.460 narrow ravine.
01:04:24.940 And then they
01:04:25.600 chase you down
01:04:26.120 the narrow
01:04:26.540 ravine,
01:04:27.120 but you've
01:04:27.640 got all your
01:04:28.060 people on
01:04:28.540 the top,
01:04:29.480 and they
01:04:29.780 shoot down
01:04:30.240 into the
01:04:30.640 narrow ravine
01:04:31.200 and kill
01:04:31.500 them.
01:04:31.660 So,
01:04:31.800 it's basically
01:04:32.160 a trap.
01:04:33.060 The narrow
01:04:33.540 ravine
01:04:34.040 trap.
01:04:34.640 So,
01:04:36.460 we see him
01:04:37.180 saying things
01:04:37.820 which are
01:04:38.180 making his
01:04:38.900 critics say,
01:04:40.200 oh,
01:04:41.000 salivate,
01:04:41.580 salivate.
01:04:42.560 He keeps
01:04:43.140 saying things
01:04:43.800 that's going
01:04:44.160 to make it
01:04:44.540 easy for us,
01:04:45.980 easy for us,
01:04:48.420 to take him
01:04:49.960 out by
01:04:50.460 labeling him
01:04:51.220 a dictator.
01:04:52.420 And so,
01:04:53.240 they're like,
01:04:53.620 all right,
01:04:54.240 we've got our
01:04:54.780 plan.
01:04:55.640 Everybody,
01:04:56.200 everybody,
01:04:56.960 here's our
01:04:57.340 plan.
01:04:58.000 We're going
01:04:58.320 to go full
01:04:58.860 dictator on
01:04:59.520 Trump.
01:05:00.200 He's making
01:05:00.620 it easy.
01:05:01.480 He keeps
01:05:01.820 saying all
01:05:02.200 these dictator
01:05:02.780 things.
01:05:03.240 And he
01:05:04.520 is.
01:05:07.240 What's
01:05:07.640 another reason
01:05:09.000 he might
01:05:09.360 be doing
01:05:09.740 it?
01:05:10.640 Well,
01:05:11.320 I think he
01:05:12.300 may have
01:05:12.600 given you
01:05:13.040 a little
01:05:13.360 wink and
01:05:13.820 a nod
01:05:14.300 when he
01:05:15.060 said he
01:05:15.380 would be
01:05:15.660 a dictator
01:05:16.120 for one
01:05:16.640 day just
01:05:17.560 to get
01:05:17.800 a couple
01:05:18.120 of things
01:05:18.460 done.
01:05:21.700 And here's
01:05:22.380 what I think
01:05:22.820 he's telling
01:05:23.260 you.
01:05:24.320 He's going
01:05:24.860 to milk
01:05:25.220 it.
01:05:26.420 Because
01:05:26.860 there's
01:05:27.180 nothing
01:05:27.520 easier in
01:05:29.460 theory.
01:05:30.140 This doesn't
01:05:30.680 mean he'll
01:05:31.020 do it.
01:05:32.140 But in
01:05:32.600 theory there
01:05:33.340 would be
01:05:33.660 nothing
01:05:34.020 easier to
01:05:34.800 persuade
01:05:35.260 than to
01:05:36.480 persuade
01:05:36.840 people that
01:05:37.440 he wasn't
01:05:37.900 a dictator.
01:05:39.380 It could
01:05:39.940 be the
01:05:40.220 easiest thing.
01:05:41.260 And the
01:05:41.440 way you
01:05:41.720 would do
01:05:42.000 it is
01:05:42.500 by mocking
01:05:43.140 it.
01:05:44.320 You just
01:05:44.640 make a joke
01:05:45.260 out of it.
01:05:46.620 Did he
01:05:47.160 make a joke
01:05:47.780 out of it
01:05:48.200 when he
01:05:48.440 said,
01:05:48.780 oh,
01:05:49.080 I might
01:05:49.380 be a
01:05:49.620 dictator
01:05:49.860 for one
01:05:50.340 day,
01:05:50.960 just one
01:05:51.380 day?
01:05:52.580 Yes.
01:05:53.940 Yes,
01:05:54.420 he did.
01:05:55.180 That was
01:05:55.860 literally
01:05:56.480 making light
01:05:57.880 of it.
01:05:58.800 He never
01:05:59.300 gave it
01:05:59.740 weight.
01:06:00.100 If he
01:06:01.140 had said
01:06:01.540 dictator,
01:06:02.900 why,
01:06:03.740 I'm in
01:06:04.240 favor of
01:06:04.700 free speech
01:06:05.340 and you
01:06:06.300 guys are
01:06:06.680 against free
01:06:07.200 speech and
01:06:07.680 here are my
01:06:08.120 three other
01:06:08.720 reasons why
01:06:10.140 I'm not a
01:06:10.700 dictator,
01:06:11.480 and what
01:06:11.860 would the
01:06:12.200 audience hear?
01:06:13.660 Dictator,
01:06:14.320 dictator,
01:06:14.940 dictator.
01:06:15.620 Well,
01:06:15.760 you're very
01:06:16.160 defensive,
01:06:16.780 aren't you?
01:06:18.160 You seem
01:06:19.020 very defensive
01:06:19.880 about this
01:06:20.620 dictator thing.
01:06:21.360 Why are you
01:06:21.800 so defensive?
01:06:23.220 Why does
01:06:23.920 this attack
01:06:24.480 really get
01:06:25.260 under your
01:06:25.680 skin?
01:06:26.700 Why are you
01:06:27.720 melting down
01:06:28.560 over this?
01:06:29.600 It must
01:06:29.900 be true
01:06:30.520 because the
01:06:31.200 way you're
01:06:31.480 reacting to
01:06:32.060 it,
01:06:32.920 right?
01:06:33.860 That would
01:06:34.500 be the
01:06:34.760 mistake.
01:06:35.640 It's also
01:06:36.060 the way a
01:06:36.780 classic
01:06:37.240 politician
01:06:37.780 would respond.
01:06:39.320 I'm no
01:06:39.740 dictator.
01:06:40.800 The other
01:06:41.180 side might
01:06:41.760 be acting
01:06:42.160 more like
01:06:42.620 dictators
01:06:43.060 than me.
01:06:44.400 Let me
01:06:44.660 give you
01:06:44.940 these laundry
01:06:46.040 list of
01:06:46.480 reasons.
01:06:47.680 It doesn't
01:06:48.040 work at
01:06:48.360 all.
01:06:49.640 But what
01:06:50.000 are they
01:06:50.220 reporting
01:06:50.640 about it?
01:06:52.460 Axios
01:06:53.020 literally
01:06:53.660 reported
01:06:54.240 it was a
01:06:56.240 wink and
01:06:56.640 a nod.
01:06:58.560 the news
01:07:00.860 actually
01:07:01.220 picked up
01:07:01.920 that it
01:07:03.220 was a
01:07:03.980 wink and
01:07:04.380 a nod.
01:07:05.420 Now,
01:07:05.780 a wink and
01:07:06.100 a nod
01:07:06.520 is not
01:07:07.160 mockery,
01:07:08.300 but it's
01:07:09.400 a signal
01:07:10.000 that it's
01:07:11.780 coming.
01:07:13.520 Oh,
01:07:14.220 it's
01:07:14.460 coming.
01:07:15.880 I think
01:07:16.480 that he's
01:07:16.940 playing the
01:07:17.700 narrow ravine
01:07:19.240 followed by
01:07:20.720 the mockery
01:07:21.380 cannons.
01:07:22.480 I think
01:07:23.220 the mockery
01:07:23.880 cannons are
01:07:25.060 just on
01:07:27.200 hold.
01:07:27.560 and once
01:07:28.920 he gets
01:07:29.300 the Democrats
01:07:30.060 to fully
01:07:30.740 commit,
01:07:31.880 and it
01:07:32.060 might even
01:07:32.360 be months
01:07:32.860 from now,
01:07:33.660 I mean,
01:07:33.860 it could be
01:07:34.220 next summer,
01:07:35.220 just let
01:07:35.700 them just
01:07:36.040 call him a
01:07:36.600 dictator while
01:07:37.360 he's leading
01:07:37.820 in the polls.
01:07:38.860 Because as
01:07:39.220 long as he's
01:07:39.700 leading the
01:07:40.160 polls,
01:07:40.500 everything's
01:07:40.860 good.
01:07:42.540 Gets his
01:07:43.160 nomination over
01:07:43.860 the summer
01:07:44.260 and then
01:07:45.280 goes full
01:07:46.060 mockery
01:07:46.680 cannons on
01:07:47.640 the only
01:07:48.040 thing that
01:07:48.480 they've
01:07:48.720 accused him
01:07:49.260 for for
01:07:50.080 a year.
01:07:50.820 And they're
01:07:51.420 going to
01:07:51.600 say,
01:07:51.900 shit,
01:07:52.180 shit,
01:07:52.400 shit,
01:07:52.540 it's not
01:07:52.860 working.
01:07:53.600 And they're
01:07:53.900 going to
01:07:54.020 have to come
01:07:54.380 up with
01:07:54.680 something new
01:07:55.220 at the
01:07:55.520 last
01:07:55.740 minute,
01:07:56.420 which is
01:07:57.100 always a
01:07:57.940 tough,
01:07:58.280 tough thing.
01:07:59.820 So I
01:08:00.720 think he's
01:08:02.060 leading them
01:08:02.540 into the
01:08:02.900 narrow ravine
01:08:03.660 on this
01:08:04.080 dictator
01:08:04.480 thing.
01:08:05.260 Because
01:08:05.780 objectively
01:08:07.120 speaking,
01:08:08.520 if he
01:08:08.980 eventually
01:08:10.040 mocks it,
01:08:11.420 and then
01:08:11.740 people start
01:08:12.280 looking at
01:08:12.860 the opposite
01:08:13.940 evidence that
01:08:15.140 maybe it's
01:08:15.520 the Democrats
01:08:16.120 who are the
01:08:16.640 power-hungry
01:08:18.260 people,
01:08:19.740 to me,
01:08:21.340 it's looking
01:08:22.300 like it might
01:08:22.900 be a really
01:08:23.380 strong play.
01:08:24.120 But there's
01:08:25.740 a lot of
01:08:26.100 assumptions I
01:08:26.740 make.
01:08:27.560 My first
01:08:28.060 assumption is
01:08:28.780 that he's
01:08:29.180 fully aware
01:08:29.960 of what he's
01:08:31.900 doing and
01:08:32.600 that it's a
01:08:33.080 narrow ravine
01:08:33.700 play.
01:08:34.660 I think the
01:08:35.420 wink and
01:08:36.140 the nod
01:08:36.660 about dictator
01:08:37.740 for a day
01:08:38.340 does tell you
01:08:40.460 that he's not
01:08:40.980 going to take
01:08:41.360 it seriously
01:08:41.960 and that he's
01:08:43.680 going to keep
01:08:44.080 it in that
01:08:44.460 frame.
01:08:45.100 And if he
01:08:45.440 keeps pushing
01:08:45.960 that frame,
01:08:47.280 it's going
01:08:47.640 to be
01:08:47.840 glorious.
01:08:49.200 It's going
01:08:49.520 to be
01:08:49.720 glorious.
01:08:52.060 All
01:08:52.280 right.
01:08:54.120 Meanwhile,
01:08:55.080 I guess
01:08:55.660 there are
01:08:56.040 more voting
01:08:57.440 machine company
01:08:58.460 lawsuits against,
01:09:00.160 I guess Smartmatic
01:09:01.040 is going after
01:09:01.760 Mike Lindell
01:09:02.520 for his claims
01:09:03.780 about their
01:09:05.060 machines.
01:09:06.280 They're going
01:09:06.700 after Newsmax
01:09:07.780 and then Dominion
01:09:09.060 is also going
01:09:09.960 after Newsmax.
01:09:12.260 So all that
01:09:12.720 action might
01:09:13.220 happen over the
01:09:13.920 summer,
01:09:14.580 which would
01:09:15.860 potentially be
01:09:18.920 embarrassing,
01:09:19.620 I guess.
01:09:20.920 But the other
01:09:21.380 thing is
01:09:21.880 embarrassing for
01:09:23.000 Trump, I
01:09:23.400 suppose.
01:09:24.280 But the
01:09:24.840 other possibility
01:09:25.420 is that there
01:09:26.060 will be a lot
01:09:26.520 of discovery.
01:09:29.000 Why is it
01:09:29.860 that nobody's
01:09:32.200 required the
01:09:33.240 voting machine
01:09:34.080 companies to
01:09:34.900 show us
01:09:35.420 their code?
01:09:40.460 See, this
01:09:41.020 is the part
01:09:41.420 I don't
01:09:41.740 understand.
01:09:42.480 Maybe somebody
01:09:43.220 can explain
01:09:43.820 this if
01:09:44.320 somebody's a
01:09:44.820 lawyer.
01:09:45.680 If I'm a
01:09:46.480 lawyer and
01:09:47.060 I say,
01:09:47.740 if I've
01:09:48.500 made an
01:09:48.800 accusation
01:09:49.380 that your
01:09:50.040 voting
01:09:50.320 machine's
01:09:50.940 cheated,
01:09:51.860 and then
01:09:53.540 they sue
01:09:54.020 me because
01:09:55.800 there's no
01:09:56.220 evidence that
01:09:56.800 they cheated,
01:09:58.240 which is the
01:09:59.000 case.
01:10:00.020 No convincing
01:10:01.120 evidence that
01:10:01.780 I'm aware
01:10:02.120 of.
01:10:04.060 Doesn't
01:10:04.600 Mike Lindell
01:10:05.260 have every
01:10:05.820 right to
01:10:07.180 make them
01:10:07.760 show all
01:10:08.980 of their
01:10:09.520 proprietary
01:10:10.200 software?
01:10:12.040 And if
01:10:12.380 they don't
01:10:12.740 show their
01:10:13.240 proprietary
01:10:13.900 software,
01:10:15.180 doesn't he
01:10:15.660 win?
01:10:17.760 Because he
01:10:18.880 makes a
01:10:19.280 claim that
01:10:19.860 they can't
01:10:20.600 disprove,
01:10:21.240 without
01:10:22.120 showing their
01:10:22.740 software.
01:10:23.480 And they
01:10:23.680 can't do
01:10:24.020 that because
01:10:24.620 it's a
01:10:24.840 proprietary.
01:10:27.580 The worst
01:10:28.400 that they
01:10:28.740 can prove
01:10:29.360 is that he
01:10:30.200 hasn't proven
01:10:30.880 his claim.
01:10:32.460 But I
01:10:33.040 think in
01:10:33.460 order for
01:10:33.840 him to
01:10:34.060 be guilty,
01:10:35.040 they have
01:10:35.460 to sort
01:10:36.460 of prove
01:10:36.880 that it's
01:10:37.300 not true.
01:10:38.560 Do I have
01:10:38.900 that right?
01:10:40.480 That in
01:10:40.900 order to
01:10:41.320 prevail,
01:10:42.180 they have
01:10:42.520 to prove
01:10:43.160 that his
01:10:43.900 claim is
01:10:44.400 false.
01:10:45.220 How do
01:10:45.520 they do
01:10:45.840 that unless
01:10:46.320 they open
01:10:49.200 themselves up for
01:10:49.980 a full audit?
01:10:50.560 And that's
01:10:50.900 never going
01:10:51.240 to happen.
01:10:53.000 How do
01:10:53.600 they prove
01:10:54.040 that they
01:10:54.440 couldn't have
01:10:55.140 changed it
01:10:55.780 without being
01:10:56.780 detected?
01:10:58.240 Unless they
01:10:59.000 show every
01:10:59.640 part of their
01:11:00.080 system.
01:11:03.060 There's a
01:11:03.800 possibility that
01:11:05.280 these voting
01:11:05.820 machine companies
01:11:06.700 are being
01:11:08.880 encouraged by
01:11:09.680 the Democrats
01:11:10.220 to do what
01:11:10.980 they're doing
01:11:11.400 because it
01:11:12.920 looks bad
01:11:13.360 for Trump.
01:11:14.940 It's a
01:11:15.600 possibility that
01:11:17.240 the people
01:11:17.720 who least
01:11:18.640 want these
01:11:19.220 lawsuits are
01:11:21.080 Dominion and
01:11:22.400 Smartmatic.
01:11:23.920 They might
01:11:24.740 not want to
01:11:25.400 do this,
01:11:26.340 but they
01:11:26.540 might have
01:11:26.840 a lot of
01:11:27.160 pressure from
01:11:27.920 people who
01:11:28.860 make decisions
01:11:29.540 about what
01:11:30.080 voting machines
01:11:30.740 get put into
01:11:31.340 what areas.
01:11:33.120 In other
01:11:33.540 words,
01:11:33.840 their customers
01:11:34.520 might be
01:11:35.100 pushing the
01:11:36.000 customers,
01:11:36.580 meaning Democrats.
01:11:38.480 So here's
01:11:40.620 what I would
01:11:41.020 look for.
01:11:41.960 I would look
01:11:42.560 for the answer
01:11:43.100 to this
01:11:43.360 question.
01:11:44.640 Does this
01:11:45.220 open up the
01:11:46.140 machine companies
01:11:48.300 to greater
01:11:49.660 scrutiny than
01:11:50.740 they would
01:11:51.040 ever agree
01:11:51.540 to?
01:11:53.700 It's a big
01:11:54.420 question,
01:11:54.880 isn't it?
01:11:55.600 I don't know
01:11:56.160 the answer to
01:11:56.700 it, so I'm
01:11:57.040 looking for
01:11:57.600 actually maybe
01:11:59.060 some wisdom
01:11:59.720 here.
01:12:02.040 All right.
01:12:05.080 Now,
01:12:05.920 here's
01:12:06.340 interesting news.
01:12:07.260 Apparently the
01:12:07.740 Saudis and
01:12:08.480 France are
01:12:09.440 talking sort
01:12:10.660 of privately
01:12:11.140 about how to
01:12:12.500 figure out
01:12:13.000 what to do
01:12:13.380 with Gaza
01:12:13.900 after the
01:12:16.260 fighting stops.
01:12:18.240 Now, do
01:12:20.120 any of you
01:12:20.540 remember I
01:12:21.220 said the
01:12:21.780 best solution
01:12:22.360 might be to
01:12:22.900 get Saudi
01:12:23.440 Arabia involved
01:12:24.300 in the
01:12:25.080 end-state
01:12:25.880 solution?
01:12:27.760 And that
01:12:28.760 maybe it's
01:12:29.500 part of a
01:12:31.040 larger deal
01:12:31.720 to normalize
01:12:32.620 relations.
01:12:33.480 Did I say
01:12:33.920 that in
01:12:34.200 public?
01:12:35.020 Am I
01:12:35.360 imagining it?
01:12:38.060 I need a
01:12:38.760 fact check.
01:12:39.160 I did say
01:12:39.560 that in
01:12:39.820 public,
01:12:40.160 right?
01:12:40.840 And it
01:12:41.080 looks like
01:12:41.340 it's happening.
01:12:41.740 To me,
01:12:42.900 this was
01:12:43.260 the most
01:12:44.040 productive
01:12:45.520 possibility.
01:12:47.140 It doesn't
01:12:47.440 mean it
01:12:47.720 worked,
01:12:48.600 but the
01:12:48.780 most productive
01:12:49.480 possibility
01:12:50.380 is that
01:12:51.540 Saudi wants
01:12:52.440 to do a
01:12:52.900 deal,
01:12:53.340 presumably,
01:12:54.260 in which
01:12:54.680 they normalize
01:12:56.120 relationships with
01:12:57.080 Israel for
01:12:57.780 purely financial,
01:12:59.780 basic,
01:13:00.720 obvious reasons.
01:13:01.940 It's just in
01:13:02.840 Saudi's best
01:13:03.800 interest.
01:13:04.800 And I think
01:13:05.500 they have a
01:13:05.820 leader that
01:13:06.200 could get it
01:13:06.620 done.
01:13:06.800 So if
01:13:08.880 they're looking
01:13:09.300 to make
01:13:09.740 a breakthrough
01:13:10.220 in the
01:13:10.740 larger peace
01:13:12.160 for the
01:13:12.480 area,
01:13:12.980 which the
01:13:13.360 Saudis would
01:13:13.860 like,
01:13:14.800 don't you
01:13:15.400 think the
01:13:15.720 crown prince
01:13:16.420 would like
01:13:17.540 to elevate
01:13:18.260 his status
01:13:19.120 in the
01:13:19.500 region by
01:13:20.740 being a
01:13:21.120 peacemaker?
01:13:21.600 Can you
01:13:23.120 imagine
01:13:23.460 anything that
01:13:24.720 would be
01:13:25.000 better for
01:13:25.460 Saudi Arabia
01:13:26.180 and better
01:13:27.120 for the
01:13:27.900 crown prince
01:13:28.620 than to be
01:13:29.780 seen as
01:13:30.500 the person
01:13:31.660 who finally
01:13:32.460 pulled something
01:13:33.800 together that
01:13:34.480 worked?
01:13:34.820 There's
01:13:36.340 nothing.
01:13:37.380 There's
01:13:37.860 nothing that
01:13:38.620 would be
01:13:38.880 better for
01:13:39.260 Saudi Arabia.
01:13:40.300 Nothing.
01:13:41.640 In my
01:13:42.260 opinion.
01:13:42.980 But I'm
01:13:43.220 not very
01:13:43.580 good as
01:13:44.020 an expert
01:13:44.620 of the
01:13:44.920 Middle East.
01:13:45.520 But to
01:13:45.840 me it
01:13:46.080 looks like
01:13:47.180 it'd be
01:13:47.400 the best
01:13:47.740 thing.
01:13:48.760 So that
01:13:49.100 might be
01:13:49.400 productive.
01:13:49.920 We'll see.
01:13:50.480 But the
01:13:50.880 initial offer
01:13:52.240 looks like
01:13:52.680 a loser.
01:13:54.220 The rumor
01:13:54.980 is that what
01:13:55.740 the reported
01:13:56.900 plan would
01:13:57.560 be, or
01:13:58.080 at least
01:13:58.300 this is
01:13:58.800 maybe the
01:13:59.540 working
01:13:59.840 conversation
01:14:00.520 about what
01:14:00.980 it might
01:14:01.240 be,
01:14:02.140 is they
01:14:02.560 would strip
01:14:03.060 Gaza of
01:14:03.700 arms,
01:14:04.120 which I
01:14:08.020 don't know
01:14:08.260 if that's
01:14:08.520 even possible.
01:14:09.780 Do you
01:14:09.940 think you
01:14:10.280 could keep
01:14:10.780 heavy weapons
01:14:11.460 out of
01:14:11.760 Gaza even
01:14:12.400 no matter
01:14:12.920 how hard
01:14:13.380 you try?
01:14:14.440 I don't
01:14:15.040 know.
01:14:16.200 Maybe.
01:14:18.680 Set up
01:14:19.040 local
01:14:19.440 governance.
01:14:20.280 Well, what
01:14:20.580 is local
01:14:21.020 governance?
01:14:22.620 What is
01:14:23.120 local
01:14:23.480 governance?
01:14:24.200 Because there's
01:14:24.720 no way that
01:14:25.180 Israel is
01:14:25.620 going to
01:14:26.700 abdicate
01:14:27.380 control.
01:14:28.880 So does
01:14:29.760 that mean
01:14:30.060 that they
01:14:30.320 have a
01:14:30.540 local
01:14:30.780 government,
01:14:31.220 but the
01:14:32.300 security is
01:14:32.980 still handled
01:14:33.940 by others?
01:14:34.900 Because it's
01:14:35.540 who handles
01:14:36.000 the security
01:14:36.740 who is
01:14:37.860 in charge.
01:14:39.840 So that
01:14:40.940 part is
01:14:41.280 unstated.
01:14:43.220 And to
01:14:43.900 unlock
01:14:44.320 Israeli
01:14:44.920 prison
01:14:45.360 doors and
01:14:45.940 let 5,000
01:14:46.840 prisoners out.
01:14:48.720 And that
01:14:49.060 maybe this
01:14:49.560 has to do
01:14:50.100 more with
01:14:50.580 normalizing
01:14:51.180 relationships
01:14:51.760 with Israel.
01:14:52.660 That might
01:14:52.920 be the
01:14:53.200 big play
01:14:53.640 here.
01:14:54.580 Anyway,
01:14:54.980 I don't
01:14:55.240 know if
01:14:55.440 any of
01:14:55.680 this will
01:14:56.100 be useful,
01:14:57.440 but it's
01:14:57.980 exactly the
01:14:58.600 right
01:14:58.780 conversation.
01:14:59.460 And to
01:15:02.880 me, it
01:15:03.120 looks like
01:15:03.420 the most
01:15:03.780 fruitful
01:15:04.200 path.
01:15:05.780 There are
01:15:06.100 50 interns
01:15:06.960 who are
01:15:07.220 now put
01:15:07.940 together a
01:15:08.420 letter,
01:15:09.980 interns in
01:15:10.540 the White
01:15:10.760 House,
01:15:11.580 against
01:15:12.020 Joe Biden's
01:15:13.720 handling of
01:15:14.760 Israel and
01:15:15.320 Hamas.
01:15:16.940 And it
01:15:18.320 says that
01:15:18.760 they're
01:15:19.100 ignoring the
01:15:19.860 pleas of
01:15:20.300 the American
01:15:20.740 people,
01:15:21.880 blah, blah,
01:15:22.100 blah.
01:15:22.840 How many
01:15:23.540 interns are
01:15:23.980 there in
01:15:29.080 the White
01:15:29.400 House?
01:15:31.460 Are there
01:15:32.180 more than
01:15:32.680 40 interns?
01:15:36.740 That sounds
01:15:37.840 like a lot
01:15:38.280 of interns.
01:15:40.560 That sounds
01:15:41.280 like too
01:15:41.640 many,
01:15:41.960 doesn't it?
01:15:45.220 All right.
01:15:48.380 So I
01:15:49.460 love this
01:15:50.080 because it's
01:15:50.700 another example
01:15:51.440 of I'm
01:15:52.840 guessing that
01:15:53.520 these interns
01:15:54.240 are very
01:15:55.820 diverse.
01:15:57.040 You want
01:15:57.320 to make a
01:15:57.660 guess.
01:15:58.420 You think
01:15:58.720 the interns
01:15:59.280 are a
01:16:00.420 little extra
01:16:00.980 diverse?
01:16:02.780 They
01:16:02.980 probably
01:16:03.220 have some
01:16:03.580 DEI,
01:16:04.540 let's say
01:16:07.920 objectives when
01:16:08.660 they got
01:16:08.940 their interns,
01:16:09.900 and now
01:16:10.120 they have
01:16:10.340 40 of
01:16:10.800 them that
01:16:11.100 object to
01:16:12.080 the
01:16:12.380 administration
01:16:12.960 that hired
01:16:13.380 them in
01:16:14.260 a pretty
01:16:14.740 significant
01:16:15.260 way.
01:16:16.460 So it
01:16:16.780 makes me
01:16:17.160 wonder if
01:16:18.060 they think
01:16:19.200 that worked
01:16:19.620 down for
01:16:20.000 them.
01:16:21.260 So we'll
01:16:21.640 see how
01:16:21.920 that goes.
01:16:22.320 the Texan,
01:16:25.780 which is a
01:16:26.300 publication,
01:16:26.920 reports that
01:16:28.600 I guess
01:16:29.560 Texas,
01:16:30.980 the Attorney
01:16:31.400 General,
01:16:32.580 Texas Attorney
01:16:33.920 General,
01:16:34.880 is suing the
01:16:36.200 government for
01:16:37.040 weaponizing
01:16:37.940 censorship against
01:16:39.760 the Daily Wire
01:16:40.520 and the
01:16:41.300 Federalist.
01:16:42.440 The Daily Wire
01:16:43.500 and the
01:16:44.000 Federalist,
01:16:44.580 I guess,
01:16:45.080 would they be
01:16:46.780 the plaintiffs?
01:16:48.080 Do I have
01:16:48.680 that right?
01:16:49.100 In other
01:16:50.020 words,
01:16:50.460 in order for
01:16:51.480 the suit to
01:16:52.120 have meaning,
01:16:52.960 there has to
01:16:53.300 be victims.
01:16:54.540 So I think
01:16:54.980 they would
01:16:55.340 represent the
01:16:55.960 victims.
01:16:56.620 I think
01:16:56.880 that's how
01:16:57.220 it works.
01:16:59.240 And the
01:16:59.840 idea would
01:17:00.320 be that
01:17:00.960 the Democrats
01:17:03.880 put together
01:17:06.700 a censorship
01:17:08.300 architecture of
01:17:09.880 these fake
01:17:10.760 cutouts,
01:17:11.540 etc.,
01:17:11.960 and influenced
01:17:13.280 social media
01:17:14.920 companies for
01:17:16.280 the purpose
01:17:17.140 of censorship.
01:17:19.100 what do you
01:17:19.640 think about
01:17:20.020 this?
01:17:20.360 I think
01:17:20.660 this has
01:17:21.000 a good
01:17:21.240 chance.
01:17:22.500 Because as
01:17:23.200 far as I
01:17:23.640 know,
01:17:24.200 the factual
01:17:25.860 basis for
01:17:26.840 this lawsuit
01:17:27.460 is well
01:17:28.220 demonstrated
01:17:28.880 and now
01:17:29.820 public.
01:17:30.880 Meaning that
01:17:31.780 from the
01:17:32.580 Twitter files
01:17:33.340 and basically
01:17:33.980 everything that
01:17:35.020 Michael
01:17:35.260 Schellenberger
01:17:35.820 is doing,
01:17:36.500 Matt Taibbi,
01:17:38.600 and Congress,
01:17:41.840 I think they
01:17:42.860 have enough
01:17:43.340 evidence to
01:17:44.220 make this
01:17:44.620 case.
01:17:46.220 I think
01:17:46.940 they do.
01:17:47.960 So this
01:17:48.400 will be
01:17:48.640 interesting.
01:17:49.780 Texas to
01:17:50.360 the rescue
01:17:51.060 again.
01:17:57.640 So we'll
01:17:58.400 see.
01:17:59.840 We shall
01:18:00.400 see.
01:18:01.180 I think
01:18:01.540 that's
01:18:01.780 important.
01:18:06.120 All right.
01:18:09.540 Yeah,
01:18:10.180 Mike Benz
01:18:10.820 is the
01:18:11.320 best voice
01:18:12.580 on the,
01:18:13.640 what do
01:18:15.000 they call it?
01:18:15.480 the censorship
01:18:16.740 industrial complex.
01:18:18.860 I call it
01:18:19.480 the brainwashing
01:18:20.440 industrial complex.
01:18:22.020 I think
01:18:22.500 censorship,
01:18:24.060 well,
01:18:24.580 that gets to
01:18:25.340 the constitutional
01:18:26.080 question the
01:18:26.800 best,
01:18:27.940 you know,
01:18:28.160 because the
01:18:28.560 government can't
01:18:29.160 do censorship.
01:18:29.640 censorship.
01:18:30.640 I think that if
01:18:31.640 you want to
01:18:31.960 understand it on
01:18:32.820 the sort of
01:18:33.640 commonsensical
01:18:34.500 level,
01:18:35.400 it's not a
01:18:35.980 censorship.
01:18:37.180 On the practical
01:18:38.680 level,
01:18:39.220 it's brainwashing.
01:18:40.840 They don't just
01:18:41.900 want some people
01:18:43.340 not to talk.
01:18:44.600 They want to
01:18:45.420 change what you
01:18:45.980 think.
01:18:47.320 And so
01:18:47.600 brainwashing is
01:18:48.600 the scarier
01:18:49.440 crime.
01:18:52.240 The censorship
01:18:52.940 is sort of how
01:18:53.840 you get to the
01:18:54.380 crime.
01:18:54.720 But the
01:18:55.440 crime is
01:18:55.980 the brainwashing.
01:18:57.400 It's just that
01:18:58.120 the constitutional
01:18:58.960 part is the
01:18:59.740 censorship.
01:19:04.240 All right.
01:19:07.420 Censorship or
01:19:08.400 deprogramming?
01:19:15.480 Let's see.
01:19:16.760 I'm being
01:19:17.400 prompted to
01:19:18.080 talk about
01:19:18.580 Congressman
01:19:19.280 Thomas Massey.
01:19:22.200 All right.
01:19:22.920 Let me tell you
01:19:23.380 what I've
01:19:23.680 learned.
01:19:24.720 So Breitbart
01:19:25.880 and Joel
01:19:27.460 Pollack in
01:19:28.040 particular was
01:19:29.920 giving Thomas
01:19:30.620 Massey some
01:19:31.480 heat for a
01:19:33.520 meme that
01:19:34.760 used Zion
01:19:36.000 was part of
01:19:37.940 the meme.
01:19:39.280 And I
01:19:39.960 said to
01:19:40.300 well, I
01:19:41.280 said to
01:19:41.620 hear, I
01:19:42.960 don't really
01:19:43.360 see where
01:19:44.020 that was
01:19:44.380 antisemitic.
01:19:46.380 So here's
01:19:47.500 the counter
01:19:47.860 argument.
01:19:49.380 So if you
01:19:49.760 want to
01:19:50.040 understand how
01:19:50.840 anybody would
01:19:51.400 see that as
01:19:51.980 antisemitic,
01:19:52.800 here's the
01:19:53.120 counter argument.
01:19:54.720 that language
01:19:56.300 is more
01:19:57.080 commonly used
01:19:58.140 by, let's
01:20:01.820 say, the
01:20:02.180 worst racists
01:20:03.000 on the
01:20:03.300 right, who
01:20:04.700 believe that
01:20:05.460 the word
01:20:06.400 Zion is
01:20:08.440 closer to a
01:20:09.620 global Jewish
01:20:10.620 conspiracy idea
01:20:11.880 and not what
01:20:13.220 the dictionary
01:20:13.720 tells you.
01:20:14.860 Because the
01:20:15.180 dictionary just
01:20:15.800 says it's
01:20:16.360 about Israel's
01:20:18.560 statehood and
01:20:19.140 supporting it.
01:20:20.840 So I looked
01:20:21.960 at all the
01:20:22.340 definitions, and
01:20:23.300 the definitions
01:20:23.860 were all the
01:20:24.380 same.
01:20:25.040 It's just
01:20:25.440 about Israel
01:20:26.580 being a
01:20:27.060 state and
01:20:28.520 supporting it.
01:20:29.760 So I
01:20:30.300 thought, well,
01:20:30.860 what's wrong
01:20:31.340 with using
01:20:31.720 that word?
01:20:34.080 If every
01:20:34.860 definition is
01:20:36.240 a perfectly
01:20:36.760 innocent
01:20:37.280 definition,
01:20:38.480 what's wrong?
01:20:39.560 But all
01:20:40.740 words mean
01:20:41.920 something in
01:20:42.500 context only.
01:20:43.460 Would you
01:20:43.620 agree?
01:20:44.480 Words don't
01:20:45.140 have just a
01:20:47.340 meaning and a
01:20:47.920 context.
01:20:49.020 Every word,
01:20:50.120 in fact,
01:20:50.500 that was a
01:20:52.380 big point in
01:20:52.960 my book,
01:20:53.560 Reframe
01:20:53.940 Your Brain,
01:20:54.700 one of the
01:20:55.480 chapters makes
01:20:56.160 a big point
01:20:56.620 of this.
01:20:57.320 Words take
01:20:59.000 on meaning
01:21:01.060 beyond the
01:21:01.660 word.
01:21:02.480 So you can
01:21:03.140 look at the
01:21:03.560 dictionary, and
01:21:04.820 there will be
01:21:05.100 the base
01:21:05.520 meaning, but
01:21:06.720 that's not
01:21:07.320 everything the
01:21:07.940 word means.
01:21:09.460 We put power
01:21:11.140 into words.
01:21:11.760 And because
01:21:13.020 a certain
01:21:13.680 group of
01:21:14.120 people have
01:21:15.040 used that
01:21:16.320 Zion word as
01:21:18.440 part of their
01:21:19.060 ultra-antisemitic
01:21:21.080 narrative, that
01:21:23.520 anybody else who
01:21:24.480 uses it is,
01:21:25.900 whether they
01:21:26.320 like it or
01:21:26.840 not, is
01:21:27.980 taking on all
01:21:28.680 that weight.
01:21:30.080 So we could
01:21:31.060 argue all day
01:21:31.800 about the
01:21:32.360 specific definition
01:21:33.700 of the word,
01:21:35.480 but it does
01:21:36.720 have the effect
01:21:37.460 of giving
01:21:38.160 some, let's
01:21:39.740 say, giving
01:21:40.120 some oxygen
01:21:40.820 to the
01:21:41.940 worst
01:21:42.220 anti-Semitic
01:21:43.120 parts of the
01:21:43.620 country.
01:21:44.720 So if you
01:21:46.400 want to stop
01:21:47.080 somebody from
01:21:47.720 giving oxygen
01:21:48.620 to the worst
01:21:49.940 people in the
01:21:50.500 world, you
01:21:52.740 call it out
01:21:53.340 when they use
01:21:53.860 the word, just
01:21:54.720 so people know
01:21:55.520 there's sort
01:21:56.980 of a line
01:21:57.560 here, gurgle.
01:22:01.400 I'm just
01:22:02.020 telling you
01:22:02.360 both sides.
01:22:04.420 If you want
01:22:05.120 to know what
01:22:05.460 side I take,
01:22:06.380 I take the
01:22:07.360 side of Thomas
01:22:07.980 Massey, because
01:22:09.680 he used the
01:22:10.320 words the
01:22:10.720 way the
01:22:10.980 dictionary uses
01:22:11.740 them, he's
01:22:12.980 a nerd, and
01:22:14.420 nerds use
01:22:15.020 words the
01:22:15.480 way the
01:22:15.760 dictionary uses
01:22:16.440 them.
01:22:17.540 And I think
01:22:18.180 that's the
01:22:18.500 whole story.
01:22:19.960 Now, but is
01:22:21.000 it also fair
01:22:21.940 for somebody
01:22:23.380 to point out
01:22:24.260 that you're
01:22:25.460 getting real
01:22:25.880 close to that
01:22:26.700 line that you
01:22:27.940 don't want to
01:22:28.400 give any oxygen
01:22:29.160 to?
01:22:29.660 Yes.
01:22:30.620 It is
01:22:31.220 absolutely fair
01:22:32.220 to point out
01:22:33.320 that those
01:22:33.760 words carry
01:22:34.620 more meaning
01:22:35.340 than the
01:22:36.440 speaker may
01:22:37.080 have intended.
01:22:39.180 That is
01:22:39.820 fair.
01:22:42.040 But I'm
01:22:44.360 always going
01:22:44.740 to side
01:22:45.140 with the
01:22:45.660 free speech
01:22:46.980 if you're
01:22:47.420 using an
01:22:47.820 English word
01:22:48.460 in an
01:22:48.840 English word
01:22:49.360 way to
01:22:50.560 make a
01:22:50.860 point that's
01:22:51.320 not racist.
01:22:53.300 I'm okay
01:22:53.960 with that.
01:22:54.900 But I'm
01:22:55.300 also okay
01:22:56.520 with warning
01:22:57.200 somebody that
01:22:57.880 they're getting
01:22:58.220 close to a
01:22:58.780 line.
01:22:59.820 That's okay
01:23:00.240 too.
01:23:01.800 Can I agree
01:23:02.560 with both
01:23:02.940 of them?
01:23:07.600 I'm going
01:23:08.100 to agree
01:23:08.340 with both
01:23:08.720 of them
01:23:08.960 today.
01:23:10.060 All right.
01:23:10.560 But largely
01:23:11.360 because I
01:23:11.920 like both
01:23:12.420 of them
01:23:12.640 personally.
01:23:13.860 Have you
01:23:14.140 ever noticed
01:23:14.580 how hard
01:23:14.980 it is to
01:23:15.400 disagree with
01:23:15.980 somebody you
01:23:16.420 like?
01:23:17.900 All right.
01:23:18.520 So I love
01:23:19.400 Joel Pollack
01:23:20.100 and I love
01:23:20.680 Thomas Massey.
01:23:21.780 So I'm just
01:23:22.440 going to agree
01:23:22.900 with both
01:23:23.300 of them and
01:23:23.740 move on.
01:23:26.820 All right.
01:23:30.840 Did you watch
01:23:31.560 the Squid
01:23:32.000 Games?
01:23:32.420 No, I've
01:23:32.700 never seen
01:23:33.060 the Squid
01:23:33.400 Games.
01:23:34.420 Doesn't look
01:23:35.140 like something
01:23:35.700 I like.
01:23:36.900 I don't know.
01:23:44.620 Yeah.
01:23:45.200 All right.
01:23:45.560 I'm seeing
01:23:45.820 lots of
01:23:46.120 reactions here
01:23:46.840 but I think
01:23:47.680 we've done
01:23:48.240 the job that
01:23:49.540 we wanted to
01:23:50.100 do today.
01:23:50.540 Oh my God.
01:23:51.200 More than
01:23:51.520 enough.
01:23:53.320 YouTube,
01:23:53.940 thanks for
01:23:54.280 joining.
01:23:55.320 I enjoyed
01:23:55.920 you and
01:23:57.380 we'll see you
01:23:57.960 tomorrow.
01:23:59.080 Bye for now.