Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2317 CWSA 12⧸09⧸23 Fun Saturday News, Plus I Reframe Your Whole Life

00:00:00.000 me? Oh, okay. So I think the comments are maybe just late or something, but I'm going to go

00:00:09.860 forward as if you're there. Anyway, so you got all these apps that will undress people. You just

00:00:15.540 give them a photograph and it'll create a nude. Apparently, no big surprise. They're a really big

00:00:22.940 thing now. But, so we're talking about the nudify apps. I'm going to say the same thing that I said

00:00:30.200 that crashed it three times so far. You can see if I can crash it saying the same thing.

00:00:35.720 For the third time in a row, make sure you wait until the end of the broadcast

00:00:40.800 for a new reframe you haven't heard before that could change your life. See if it crashes. Okay,

00:00:49.100 didn't crash that time. It took me three tries just to say that sentence. That's weird.

00:00:55.060 Yes, we did the set. You missed it. So everybody coming in who says I'm late, it's actually just

00:01:00.700 YouTube had a technical problem. I'm just going to skip this fucking first story because 0.97

00:01:07.380 I've lost all of my momentum and my, you know, like the entire rhythm is gone. 0.97

00:01:16.540 If you do this every day, you get kind of addicted to the opening rhythm, meaning I do.

00:01:25.100 And if I get thrown out of the rhythm by a technical problem, it's hard to get it back,

00:01:31.880 honestly. So you're just like swimming in the ocean. It's like, well, what do I do now?

00:01:35.760 So let me go to the next story. You know, that story about that Arlington house that exploded

00:01:43.240 and that James U guy was in there. And some people like me said, you know what? I think

00:01:52.280 there's going to be a lot more to that story. Well, it turns out there's a lot more to that story.

00:01:57.600 Now, I'm not going to get into the details because I don't know how much to believe. 0.99

00:02:03.140 I mean, it could be all just garbage. I don't know. But apparently the individual, Mr. Yu, 0.99

00:02:09.100 who was allegedly in the house and died in the house, had vast CIA connections. And he had

00:02:18.600 something to do with underwater fiber optics across the ocean. And that maybe he was a CIA operative

00:02:26.060 who was helping the CIA spy on the traffic under the water because he's a company, something like

00:02:34.620 that. So there's nothing that I believe yet. I'm just telling you that when we said there might be

00:02:41.040 something more, there's just a whole bunch more. It turns out it's the most suspicious looking death

00:02:48.120 you've ever seen in your life. So we haven't heard the end of this.

00:02:53.360 All right. House robberies are going crazy. Apparently there are these organized gangs of

00:03:00.260 South American migrants who are looting homes. And I think it's related, but maybe not. 1.00

00:03:06.520 There's now these high-tech robberies where they use some electronics to thwart your security.

00:03:12.140 So there's a big boom in home robberies, upscale home robberies. Now, I feel like this is

00:03:22.280 partly because there might be fewer stores to rob. Did we get to the point where all the retail

00:03:29.820 stores are already robbed? So they're like, well, somebody got all the good stuff. We better start

00:03:35.120 robbing homes. So I worry that this home robbery thing is not a blip, but rather the beginning

00:03:42.280 of a very long-term trend that could be disturbing. I said on X, but people acted like they didn't

00:03:51.820 believe me. I said that this gang hit my neighbor. My next-door neighbor had the organized gang

00:03:58.120 of Central or South American robbers. And I know that I'm not making it up. I mean, we're

00:04:06.120 all on a, my neighborhood's all organized. We're on an app. They had the security cameras,

00:04:12.360 the local police said, oh yeah, this, they've been hitting people around here and it's an

00:04:16.900 organized group. So it's a group of people who will kind of quickly come in, smash a back

00:04:23.020 window usually, and just grab what they can and leave. It's usually multiple people from

00:04:27.880 South America. And so they hit right there. I could literally take a baseball and throw

00:04:37.100 it and hit the house that they robbed. That's how close it is. It's literally my next-door 0.95

00:04:42.620 neighbor. Now, somehow they knew that they weren't home. I think they were away. How do they

00:04:50.940 know that? You ever wonder about that? I suppose they ring the doorbell or something,

00:04:56.120 right? Probably just ring the doorbell. If nobody answers, then they hit it.

00:05:02.600 Anyway, so the de-China-fication continues. Has anybody coined that phrase yet? De-China-fication?

00:05:14.260 I feel like that was, somebody needed to make that. Once it's a word, it'll happen more

00:05:19.480 quickly. So that's what I call de-China-fication is getting our, getting our supply chain back from 0.98

00:05:26.720 China and being able to make as much as we can without their bottlenecking. And apparently there's

00:05:33.560 a, here's one I didn't see coming. There's a New Zealand startup that's turning forestry scraps,

00:05:41.520 in other words, in other words, you know, wood and scraps into artificial graphite to make lithium

00:05:49.440 batteries. Because apparently the, the materials, especially the graphite for making lithium batteries

00:05:58.020 is, largely comes from China. So if we can make batteries from wood scraps, imagine that. Of course,

00:06:08.140 we'll end up, you know, probably cutting down all of our old growth forest and maybe batteries, but

00:06:12.880 we'll deal with that later. So that's kind of cool. Making batteries out of wood.

00:06:20.640 Didn't see that coming. All right.

00:06:23.620 This, I shouldn't laugh at this, but I laugh at stupidity. There's nothing funny about this next 0.99

00:06:32.520 story. Except that I can't stop laughing at it. But it's not funny. Just to be clear, this is a very

00:06:40.300 serious topic and not to be laughed at. But what percentage of people between 18 and 29

00:06:51.600 believe that the Holocaust was exaggerated? What? Well, very good. Very good. You didn't even know 0.99

00:07:00.400 the answer and you got the right answer. Yeah. 23%. A lot of you guessing 25, but I'm going to call

00:07:06.220 that correct. Round it off. Yeah. About a quarter of the young people think the Holocaust was

00:07:11.400 exaggerated or didn't exist at all. But the, an X user called Amuse, just like it sounds on X,

00:07:25.060 said what this chart doesn't reveal is the racial disparity underlying these numbers. Because you

00:07:30.660 know there's a racial disparity in absolutely everything. Did you know that? Yeah. When

00:07:38.300 somebody says your, your ideas or your policy ideas are racist, you know what the right response 0.98

00:07:45.660 to that is? Whatever it is, whether it's immigration or school or any other thing. And somebody says,

00:07:51.960 hey, your policy preference is racist. You know what the correct, the correct answer to that

00:07:58.500 is? They all are. They all are. Every policy. No, no exception. Now all the important ones,

00:08:08.100 there might be some trivial ones that don't matter. But the important ones are going to affect your

00:08:11.860 money, right? If you change the tax code in any way, does it have a racial outcome? Yes. 100% of the 0.51

00:08:20.480 time and there's no way to avoid it. Because as long as humans don't have exactly the same financial

00:08:26.280 situation across demographic groups, anything that, let's say, takes money from the rich and

00:08:32.600 gives it to the poor is going to be racist. There's no way around it. So pretty much everything we do

00:08:39.160 from immigration to everything that involves a budget, to healthcare, to war, there's no real

00:08:48.120 exception. They all have a different racial outcome, and therefore are racist by definition. So I

00:08:57.240 wouldn't deny it. I'd just say, well, it would be an example of something that didn't have a racial

00:09:01.080 outcome. There's nothing. So anyway, but here's another one of those cases. Apparently among black survey respondents 0.90

00:09:13.240 from between 18 and 29, 80% of them think the Holocaust is a myth. 80% of black Americans between 18 and 29,

00:09:28.120 80% think the Holocaust is a myth. And as Amuse says, maybe this accounts for BLM support of Hamas. 0.73

00:09:38.520 I don't know. I think that might be a stretch, but it's probably not unrelated. You know, I think you would find a perfect correlation

00:09:51.560 between how much you know about the Holocaust and how supportive you are of Israel.

00:09:58.440 I've often said that the Holocaust is Israel's greatest asset, which is sort of counterintuitive

00:10:04.840 when you think about it. But if they did not have the Holocaust as something that's, you know, a real 0.83

00:10:11.480 salient piece of history, do you think Israel would exist as a country? I don't think Israel would exist, 1.00

00:10:18.600 would it? Except for the Holocaust. Would Israel have as much support as it has from America in particular 0.86

00:10:26.520 if the Holocaust did not exist? And the answer is, I doubt it. I doubt it. It's a pretty underlying concept. 0.78

00:10:34.360 So, as horrible and tragic as, obviously, the Holocaust was, the fact that the Israelis turned 1.00

00:10:42.680 it into an asset is one of the most impressive pieces of work you'll ever see in your life.

00:10:51.160 I often tell you this, people don't, you know, it's hard to know the difference between good news and

00:10:56.040 bad news. Now, while the Holocaust was happening, of course, it's all bad news. 0.92

00:11:00.520 But the fact that that could ever be turned into a gigantic national asset is really impressive.

00:11:09.480 However, it should be said that the actions in Gaza are working against that narrative.

00:11:15.960 And, you know, this is not my opinion. I'm just saying that the effect it'll have on other people's

00:11:20.520 opinions is that it will weaken the narrative of the Holocaust. Would you agree with that?

00:11:26.680 That what's happening in Gaza will substantially weaken the narrative? Not that the narrative isn't true.

00:11:34.440 You know, the Holocaust is real. But, by the way, despite what the ADL tells you,

00:11:41.720 the head of the, I'd just like to remind you this, that the head of the ADL

00:11:45.960 accused me personally, me personally, of being a Holocaust denier on the X platform this year.

00:11:55.640 That happened this year. That the head of the ADL accused me of being a Holocaust denier.

00:12:02.520 Just hold that in your head.

00:12:03.480 I mean, I'm pretty sure I don't have to explain that I'm not one, right?

00:12:09.560 There's nobody here who's going to argue that, oh yeah, you're a Holocaust denier.

00:12:13.560 Like, literally nobody thinks. And that was said in public.

00:12:18.040 Just think about that. That was said in public.

00:12:20.520 Don't I have a legal action?

00:12:21.800 Maybe. I'm not going to bother, but that's pretty bad. Anyway.

00:12:32.440 So, yes, as we watch these narratives shrink and grow right in front of us, it's going to change things.

00:12:44.760 All right. Here's the best story of the day.

00:12:48.600 This is Trump talking about the debates. All right.

00:12:53.000 So, Trump had a very long post on the truth platform.

00:12:56.920 And I'm just going to read the whole thing.

00:12:59.080 And I'm not going to read it because it has political interest whatsoever.

00:13:04.760 This has no political interest.

00:13:07.400 Here's how you should listen to it.

00:13:09.800 He is one of the best writers in American history.

00:13:14.840 I don't know anybody else who says that but me.

00:13:16.840 But you really, really have to appreciate the quality of the writing.

00:13:23.480 Now, I don't mean that he spells every word correctly.

00:13:27.000 I don't mean that every sentence has the right grammar.

00:13:29.400 Because remember, it's all unedited.

00:13:31.560 He has no editor.

00:13:33.240 You're seeing it right from his head to you.

00:13:36.200 But I'm just going to read, it's a long paragraph here,

00:13:38.760 about his thoughts on the last GOP debate.

00:13:43.160 And just listen to it for the writing quality, right?

00:13:46.440 The humor.

00:13:47.720 And then listen to it for the visual persuasion.

00:13:53.000 So, what you're listening for is how he paints pictures with words.

00:13:56.840 And he doesn't use too many words.

00:13:58.680 And watch how every word is in the right place, right?

00:14:04.240 This is really fairly, it's just brilliant.

00:14:07.300 It's just flat-out brilliant.

00:14:09.720 All right.

00:14:09.920 So, this is Trump on the debates.

00:14:12.840 I thought Ron DeSanctimonious was terrible with his bobblehead facial movements.

00:14:18.520 Wow.

00:14:19.380 And his walking on eggs.

00:14:21.280 Wow.

00:14:21.540 So, so visual.

00:14:26.360 But that sloppy Chris Christie, wow.

00:14:30.580 Sloppy, wow. 0.64

00:14:32.440 Chris Christie was worse.

00:14:34.800 Now, do you see how much he's set up in this?

00:14:38.800 He's telling you, he's giving you two people,

00:14:42.080 telling you they're terrible in the most visual way you could possibly.

00:14:45.620 And then he gives you the hypnosis kicker.

00:14:48.120 The hypnosis kicker is that one of them might be worse.

00:14:52.800 Because if he makes you think which one is worse,

00:14:55.620 he makes you stay there, right? 0.97

00:14:57.980 If he just said, this one's a clown, this one's a clown, and moved on, 0.98

00:15:02.720 well, your brain would move on, too. 0.98

00:15:05.500 And that would be, that'd be okay.

00:15:07.180 That'd be okay writing.

00:15:08.860 But when he says, when he gets to, but Chris Christie was worse,

00:15:14.060 now you have to go back and evaluate.

00:15:15.680 All right, so is being sloppy worse than being a bobblehead walking on eggs? 0.96

00:15:22.640 Sloppy versus the bobblehead.

00:15:24.780 Well, if it was just sloppy versus bobblehead, that'd be about a tie.

00:15:28.440 But if you add the eggs to the sloppy, but wait a minute,

00:15:32.760 sloppy could be worse than eggs and bobbles.

00:15:36.260 So the fact that he does that to your head in one sentence,

00:15:41.820 it's the first sentence.

00:15:43.020 It's the first sentence.

00:15:45.900 All right.

00:15:47.940 And then he's talking about Christie still.

00:15:51.340 He says, he's not fit mentally or physically to be president.

00:15:55.260 Plus, he suffers from TDS or Trump derangement syndrome

00:15:58.920 at levels not seen before.

00:16:02.540 At levels not seen before.

00:16:04.440 That's one of his best persuasion tricks.

00:16:10.200 Again, if he tells you it's levels not seen before,

00:16:14.600 you have to stop to say, well, is it?

00:16:18.480 Or is it sort of similar to 2016?

00:16:21.380 Or is it about where it was in 2018?

00:16:23.820 Is it really levels we've not seen before?

00:16:25.840 I'm telling you, the writing is so good.

00:16:32.900 Levels not seen before. 0.61

00:16:36.500 In other words, he puts it in quote, a sick puppy.

00:16:42.660 And even the puppy is visual.

00:16:44.980 You can see the puppy.

00:16:45.800 On top of it all, on top of it all, even on top of it is visual.

00:16:58.840 His poll numbers are just 1%.

00:17:01.100 In a class with Ada Hutchinson, he puts Ada in quotes.

00:17:11.580 He puts Ada in quotes.

00:17:14.100 Because he jokes, he used to joke that Hutchinson was ADA,

00:17:20.880 the Americans with Disabilities Act.

00:17:24.500 But you would have to know that.

00:17:26.680 You would have to know that background

00:17:28.300 to know why he put his first name in quotes.

00:17:31.100 Oh, my God.

00:17:32.480 So you can't read past that without stopping, right?

00:17:35.840 Like, you just have to stop and laugh at the fact

00:17:39.780 he put it in quotes.

00:17:41.780 And then he says of Hutchinson,

00:17:45.460 oh, no, I guess he's still talking about Christie.

00:17:47.400 He goes, he's dead, but so is Ron,

00:17:49.460 whose weird bobbing head and fresh mouth 0.99

00:17:54.660 makes his high heels look...

00:17:57.460 His bobbing head and fresh mouth

00:18:02.900 makes his high heels look good.

00:18:10.600 Oh, sorry.

00:18:12.440 Wait, there's more.

00:18:13.340 Oh.

00:18:13.920 And then he says about Ron again, he goes,

00:18:24.380 he's walking on eggs.

00:18:32.300 Walking on eggs.

00:18:34.100 It's supposed to be eggshells, but anyway.

00:18:35.860 Birdbrain, he's talking about Nikki Haley.

00:18:41.020 And he's giving her the name, Birdbrain, I guess.

00:18:43.640 He goes, Birdbrain looked different.

00:18:52.580 Birdbrain looked different.

00:18:54.600 Now, I don't know if you had this take on Nikki Haley,

00:19:05.840 but I thought she looked different.

00:19:09.480 Did you have the same feeling?

00:19:12.620 There's something about her face, right?

00:19:14.820 Didn't her face look different?

00:19:16.400 I didn't know why.

00:19:18.060 You know, like, I'm not an expert on that stuff.

00:19:20.880 I don't know, is that like makeup or...

00:19:23.600 Botox.

00:19:26.580 So, I don't know what it was.

00:19:28.240 Now, I'm not going to say she looked worse.

00:19:31.160 I thought she looked pretty good. 0.72

00:19:33.140 But she looked different.

00:19:34.780 Would you agree?

00:19:36.380 That she looked different.

00:19:37.920 And he doesn't make any comment

00:19:39.840 except that Birdbrain looked different.

00:19:50.060 It's so visual.

00:19:51.620 It's visual, but here's another.

00:19:53.600 Do you have a gnosis trick?

00:19:55.940 If you don't get specific,

00:19:58.400 then people get to see the image the way they want.

00:20:01.340 So, if he said Birdbrain looked younger,

00:20:04.740 then people would say,

00:20:05.580 I don't know, maybe...

00:20:06.540 I'm not sure she looked younger.

00:20:08.280 So, they'd have something to disagree with.

00:20:10.860 If he said she looked like she had Botox,

00:20:14.380 people would say,

00:20:15.260 well, I'm not so sure it was Botox.

00:20:18.100 So, that would give them something to disagree with.

00:20:20.760 But if you say she looked different,

00:20:23.220 you hit everybody. 0.57

00:20:24.840 Because whether you think she looked better or worse,

00:20:27.840 or why she looked different,

00:20:29.960 he opens it to all that.

00:20:31.920 So, she just looked different.

00:20:33.160 This, by the way,

00:20:35.080 is right out of hypnosis.

00:20:37.520 This is a specific lesson

00:20:39.200 that you don't get too specific with your suggestions.

00:20:42.420 You let the brain fill in the blanks

00:20:44.920 the way it wants to fill them in.

00:20:46.500 It's just brilliant.

00:20:49.540 All right.

00:20:49.900 So, Birdbrain looked different

00:20:51.280 and lost.

00:20:53.000 Lost.

00:20:55.440 She did look kind of lost.

00:20:57.980 You know, when Vivek was going after her

00:20:59.900 and she had that blank expression,

00:21:02.640 she looked lost.

00:21:04.520 But I give her second place.

00:21:07.400 And they says,

00:21:08.700 Vivek wins, all in caps,

00:21:10.460 because he thinks I'm great.

00:21:12.420 There's literally,

00:21:29.420 there's nobody else in the world

00:21:30.860 who would have said that.

00:21:32.660 Yeah, the thing that makes them an original

00:21:34.720 is that nobody will ever talk like this again.

00:21:38.540 And nobody ever has.

00:21:39.940 Vivek wins because he thinks I'm great.

00:21:44.060 Oh, my God. 0.95

00:21:47.160 The biggest loser was Megyn Kelly. 1.00

00:21:50.240 What the hell happened to her? 0.99

00:21:57.300 She has lost whatever she once had.

00:22:00.280 She wasn't very much.

00:22:02.440 Some things never change.

00:22:09.060 Oh, my God.

00:22:10.940 This was all just one post on social.

00:22:14.420 Oh, God.

00:22:16.040 He had a lot of notes there.

00:22:18.520 That's a lot of notes.

00:22:22.180 Oh, 2024.

00:22:23.720 It's going to be so much fun.

00:22:24.620 All right.

00:22:27.520 Well, Alex Jones has been reinstated to the X platform.

00:22:32.060 Is anybody surprised?

00:22:34.540 Boy, talk about foreshadowing.

00:22:37.540 I think that was by far the most broadcast,

00:22:43.260 you know, cats on the roof.

00:22:46.000 Him, him, him.

00:22:46.840 He's coming back.

00:22:47.840 Sure enough.

00:22:48.360 I don't know when X or maybe Musk himself made the decision,

00:22:53.640 but I feel like maybe the decision was out there

00:22:57.280 and maybe there was a little poking around

00:22:59.520 to see how the public would respond.

00:23:03.100 But I'll remind you of a story.

00:23:05.140 I think it's fair to tell this story

00:23:06.840 because everybody looks good in this story.

00:23:10.060 But you remember that Alex Jones had two rounds of cancellation

00:23:16.160 when he first got canceled.

00:23:18.080 It was whatever he did the first time.

00:23:20.200 I don't even know what it was.

00:23:21.780 And several of the platforms canceled him,

00:23:25.220 but Twitter at the time did not.

00:23:27.760 You remember that?

00:23:29.220 So he was canceled in other places,

00:23:31.060 but not on Twitter at first.

00:23:32.880 And then very soon after that,

00:23:34.580 there was some other blow up.

00:23:36.480 And then he got canceled on Twitter as well.

00:23:38.800 So here's just a little back story you didn't know about.

00:23:45.200 When he was canceled the first time

00:23:46.900 by the other social media platforms, but not Twitter,

00:23:51.600 I was asked by Jack Dorsey,

00:23:55.840 who was running Twitter at the time.

00:23:58.140 And I think he was just looking for some opinions

00:24:00.080 because he was trying to figure out

00:24:01.260 if Twitter should ban him as well.

00:24:03.420 And I don't know who else he asked,

00:24:05.260 but I'm one of the people he asked.

00:24:06.660 And he said,

00:24:09.520 do you think Ellis Jones should be banned on Twitter?

00:24:12.100 And I said, no.

00:24:15.420 And I don't know if I had any weight in that decision,

00:24:19.520 but he wasn't,

00:24:20.540 at least until something else happened,

00:24:22.340 and then he wasn't.

00:24:23.800 So I just want to give, you know,

00:24:26.920 Jack Dorsey some credit

00:24:29.060 or, you know,

00:24:32.480 he actually went and got some opinions

00:24:34.720 and he didn't stick with him,

00:24:37.020 you know, one little bubble.

00:24:38.740 He got outside the bubble and checked around.

00:24:41.200 And I think

00:24:43.160 that while I don't think my specific opinion

00:24:46.360 was, you know,

00:24:46.960 the deciding factor,

00:24:48.220 probably because he talked to enough people

00:24:50.880 who said the same thing I did,

00:24:53.220 that's probably why he lasted as long as he did.

00:24:56.460 So I'm going to give Twitter,

00:24:57.960 you know,

00:24:58.180 old Twitter and Jack Dorsey credit

00:24:59.980 for doing,

00:25:01.700 you know,

00:25:02.220 doing the checking,

00:25:03.400 asking the right people.

00:25:05.220 And now he's back.

00:25:07.420 So,

00:25:08.660 do you know,

00:25:09.980 do you know the musical DJ,

00:25:14.160 musician called Moby?

00:25:16.140 Does everybody know Moby?

00:25:20.360 If you don't know Moby,

00:25:22.000 this might remind you of him.

00:25:23.740 I'd like to do my impression.

00:25:25.460 I don't do a lot of impressions,

00:25:27.480 but this one's a good one.

00:25:29.700 This will be my impression of Moby.

00:25:32.160 You ready?

00:25:33.780 Hold on.

00:25:34.420 Hold on.

00:25:37.420 I'm going to prep.

00:25:38.700 Here now,

00:25:39.400 my impression of Moby.

00:25:47.600 Pretty good,

00:25:48.440 huh? 0.93

00:25:52.620 Am I killing it or what?

00:25:54.880 Probably my best impression ever.

00:25:57.380 Okay,

00:25:57.660 if you didn't know

00:25:58.340 or you're listening to this

00:25:59.580 by audio,

00:26:01.860 Moby looks

00:26:02.680 disturbingly just like me.

00:26:07.460 Disturbingly.

00:26:08.980 Disturbingly just like me.

00:26:10.680 He's got a few more tattoos.

00:26:12.620 He's younger.

00:26:14.060 But disturbingly like me.

00:26:16.600 Anyway,

00:26:18.400 Moby has never been banned

00:26:20.100 on the X platform.

00:26:22.860 Now,

00:26:23.380 you say to yourself,

00:26:24.280 why would he be?

00:26:25.760 Why would Moby get banned?

00:26:27.740 What's he done?

00:26:29.360 I'm pretty sure nobody's even asked

00:26:30.900 for him to be banned.

00:26:32.060 Wouldn't you agree?

00:26:33.440 I've never heard of him

00:26:34.480 getting in trouble

00:26:35.260 for anything he said

00:26:37.060 on social media.

00:26:38.660 Do you think he should have?

00:26:40.600 Has he ever done anything

00:26:41.620 that would maybe

00:26:42.380 get you banned

00:26:44.360 on social media?

00:26:45.960 Well,

00:26:46.320 let me tell you.

00:26:46.840 apparently he's

00:26:51.420 friends with Adam Schiff

00:26:53.480 and

00:26:55.500 I guess he has

00:26:56.760 a little restaurant

00:26:57.440 that Adam Schiff

00:26:58.100 comes into

00:26:58.720 and they know

00:26:59.920 each other pretty well.

00:27:02.760 So,

00:27:03.120 no,

00:27:03.340 that's not why

00:27:04.080 he should be banned.

00:27:05.580 No,

00:27:05.840 he shouldn't be banned.

00:27:08.840 Okay,

00:27:09.340 I'm being asked

00:27:09.900 to do my

00:27:10.420 Scott Galloway impression.

00:27:12.240 Do you need

00:27:14.140 my Scott Galloway impression?

00:27:15.560 All right,

00:27:17.500 all right,

00:27:17.860 if you're demanding it.

00:27:22.760 Here now,

00:27:25.480 Professor Scott Galloway.

00:27:33.160 Am I nailing it?

00:27:35.380 I think I'm nailing it.

00:27:36.740 How does it look?

00:27:37.720 Is it good?

00:27:38.680 Pretty good?

00:27:40.180 Okay.

00:27:41.280 Yeah,

00:27:41.640 it's very good.

00:27:42.900 Now,

00:27:43.360 hold on.

00:27:43.800 I have one more left.

00:27:46.000 One more impression.

00:27:47.480 Now,

00:27:47.880 my impression

00:27:48.460 of

00:27:50.400 Moby

00:27:50.860 doing an impression

00:27:52.480 of Scott Galloway.

00:27:59.320 All right,

00:28:00.140 what do you think?

00:28:01.660 Pretty good?

00:28:03.420 Yeah.

00:28:04.360 Those are my

00:28:04.980 best impressions

00:28:06.920 right there.

00:28:08.680 All right,

00:28:09.380 so,

00:28:09.800 here's some things

00:28:10.460 we found out

00:28:11.040 about Moby.

00:28:12.540 Apparently,

00:28:13.100 he said

00:28:13.620 he was a big

00:28:15.620 pusher of the

00:28:16.340 Steele dossier,

00:28:18.100 but not because

00:28:19.220 he read the news

00:28:21.120 like you and I did,

00:28:22.700 but because

00:28:23.320 CIA people

00:28:24.400 who are his friends,

00:28:25.600 which he says

00:28:26.260 that he had friends

00:28:27.820 who are CIA people,

00:28:29.660 told him privately

00:28:30.840 that the Steele dossier

00:28:32.100 was 100% true.

00:28:35.320 And so he,

00:28:36.180 and they asked

00:28:36.920 if he would help

00:28:37.600 spread the word

00:28:38.400 with his large

00:28:39.680 social media platform.

00:28:40.860 Because they were

00:28:42.240 really sure

00:28:43.220 that Trump

00:28:43.960 was some kind

00:28:44.680 of a Russian asset.

00:28:46.220 And they got

00:28:46.720 Moby

00:28:47.080 to use his big

00:28:48.540 platform

00:28:48.940 to say

00:28:50.640 that Steele dossier

00:28:51.620 is all true

00:28:52.480 and that Trump's

00:28:53.780 a whole asset.

00:28:55.920 Now,

00:28:56.280 let me ask you,

00:28:57.000 do you remember

00:28:57.740 when Moby

00:28:58.220 was kicked off

00:28:59.740 of all the social

00:29:00.480 media platforms

00:29:01.380 for trying to

00:29:02.500 push a hoax

00:29:05.080 which would have

00:29:06.180 changed the nature

00:29:07.400 of the government

00:29:08.560 in the United States

00:29:09.740 almost treasonous

00:29:11.340 except accidental

00:29:12.200 in his case?

00:29:13.780 No,

00:29:14.440 no.

00:29:14.880 It was never

00:29:15.320 even a conversation.

00:29:18.400 Never even a conversation.

00:29:20.600 So apparently

00:29:21.080 you can say

00:29:22.080 the most

00:29:22.480 outrageously

00:29:23.840 politically wrong

00:29:24.980 things

00:29:25.520 with no risk

00:29:26.620 at all.

00:29:27.840 Now,

00:29:28.400 to his credit,

00:29:29.580 I don't know

00:29:29.980 if this is credit

00:29:30.680 or not,

00:29:31.460 but he seemed

00:29:32.080 to believe

00:29:32.500 it was true.

00:29:33.800 Now,

00:29:34.320 I don't have

00:29:34.760 a huge problem

00:29:35.540 with somebody

00:29:36.020 saying things

00:29:36.620 they think are true,

00:29:37.840 but I would ask

00:29:38.900 Moby

00:29:39.240 the following question.

00:29:42.400 Moby,

00:29:43.340 your friend

00:29:44.820 is Adam Schiff.

00:29:47.420 Are you telling me

00:29:48.560 that at no time

00:29:49.700 did you suspect

00:29:52.020 he won't

00:29:53.320 be up and up?

00:29:58.560 There's no time

00:30:00.700 you got a little

00:30:01.300 whiff of that?

00:30:02.980 No part

00:30:04.580 of your interactions

00:30:05.240 were,

00:30:06.080 oh,

00:30:06.920 I think this guy

00:30:07.820 is the most 1.00

00:30:08.160 massive liar 1.00

00:30:08.800 in American history.

00:30:10.440 Never,

00:30:11.080 never came up.

00:30:14.260 Oh,

00:30:14.740 we're glitching

00:30:15.340 now on locals?

00:30:18.440 All right.

00:30:18.900 I think it's back.

00:30:24.080 Glitching a little bit,

00:30:25.020 but now we're good.

00:30:25.840 We're back.

00:30:26.680 We're back.

00:30:27.980 All right.

00:30:28.280 We're back.

00:30:33.140 So,

00:30:33.800 do you wonder

00:30:34.420 now if the CIA

00:30:36.060 or intelligence

00:30:38.400 people,

00:30:39.280 do you wonder

00:30:39.760 if they're still

00:30:40.500 acting to use

00:30:41.740 people who have

00:30:43.720 big platforms

00:30:44.460 to spread

00:30:45.900 their messages?

00:30:48.120 Of course

00:30:48.760 they are.

00:30:49.840 But I'm going

00:30:50.340 to add

00:30:50.880 a little wrinkle

00:30:51.660 to it.

00:30:54.260 Here's what

00:30:54.880 I believe

00:30:55.380 to be true,

00:30:56.100 but I don't

00:30:56.440 know it for sure.

00:30:57.120 I don't

00:30:58.680 believe that

00:30:59.540 that thing

00:31:00.700 we call

00:31:01.140 our intelligence

00:31:01.820 blob,

00:31:03.100 you know,

00:31:03.280 the CIA

00:31:03.880 and other

00:31:04.440 intelligence

00:31:04.840 people who

00:31:05.320 work for the

00:31:05.720 U.S.,

00:31:06.260 I don't believe

00:31:07.280 they're all

00:31:07.620 on the same

00:31:08.060 side with

00:31:08.540 each other.

00:31:09.640 Do you?

00:31:11.860 Because what

00:31:12.540 I see

00:31:13.080 is that

00:31:15.060 the CIA

00:31:17.660 trying to get

00:31:19.120 people that

00:31:19.660 agree with

00:31:20.120 them to

00:31:21.200 say things

00:31:22.020 that they

00:31:22.320 want to

00:31:22.660 say,

00:31:23.420 but I also

00:31:24.080 see it

00:31:25.360 seems like

00:31:25.860 they're also

00:31:26.260 getting people

00:31:26.860 to say

00:31:27.180 the opposite

00:31:27.720 things,

00:31:28.220 as if

00:31:29.160 there's

00:31:29.460 some group

00:31:29.980 of operators

00:31:31.520 who have

00:31:32.200 one opinion

00:31:32.780 and they're

00:31:33.180 trying to

00:31:33.540 sell it

00:31:33.920 through the

00:31:34.260 public,

00:31:35.240 and another

00:31:35.700 group who

00:31:36.140 have a

00:31:36.360 different opinion

00:31:36.920 that they're

00:31:37.300 trying to

00:31:37.660 sell it

00:31:37.940 through the

00:31:38.160 public.

00:31:38.940 And I

00:31:39.460 don't know

00:31:39.720 if any

00:31:40.020 of it is

00:31:40.380 sanctioned.

00:31:41.100 it makes

00:31:43.380 it makes

00:31:43.400 me wonder

00:31:43.820 if the

00:31:44.380 CIA has

00:31:45.280 a central

00:31:46.680 manipulation

00:31:48.500 group that

00:31:50.060 says,

00:31:50.380 all right,

00:31:50.640 here's what

00:31:50.980 you do.

00:31:51.740 You guys

00:31:52.240 go try to

00:31:53.120 manipulate this

00:31:54.220 network.

00:31:54.840 You guys

00:31:55.260 go work

00:31:56.280 on NBC.

00:31:57.520 I don't

00:31:57.800 know.

00:31:58.820 It might

00:31:59.260 be that

00:31:59.720 there are a

00:32:01.260 lot of

00:32:01.500 people in

00:32:01.920 those jobs 0.65

00:32:02.700 who know

00:32:04.860 that they

00:32:05.580 know how

00:32:05.920 to use

00:32:06.220 the press.

00:32:08.880 So my

00:32:09.520 guess is

00:32:09.940 this,

00:32:10.680 that there

00:32:11.240 are

00:32:11.340 intelligence

00:32:11.780 people who

00:32:12.400 made sure

00:32:12.880 that they

00:32:13.220 know people

00:32:13.700 in the

00:32:13.960 press,

00:32:14.580 and important

00:32:14.960 people,

00:32:15.940 and that

00:32:16.360 they have

00:32:16.640 their own

00:32:17.000 contacts,

00:32:18.260 and when

00:32:18.600 they have

00:32:18.920 a personal

00:32:20.040 project,

00:32:21.360 something that

00:32:21.860 they want

00:32:22.220 to push,

00:32:23.220 political or

00:32:23.960 otherwise,

00:32:24.720 they go to

00:32:25.360 their friends

00:32:25.980 and they get

00:32:26.940 them to put

00:32:27.400 it in the

00:32:27.760 news.

00:32:28.900 But I

00:32:29.300 don't think

00:32:29.700 it necessarily

00:32:30.340 is coming

00:32:30.800 from the

00:32:31.180 top.

00:32:31.520 Do you?

00:32:33.840 Do you

00:32:34.520 think it's

00:32:34.860 all centrally

00:32:35.520 coordinated,

00:32:36.600 or is it

00:32:36.980 just that

00:32:37.520 lots of

00:32:38.540 people know

00:32:39.060 how to do

00:32:39.520 it, and

00:32:40.420 so they

00:32:40.660 just sort

00:32:41.020 of do

00:32:41.320 it automatically,

00:32:42.260 it's just

00:32:42.580 sort of

00:32:42.880 normal routine

00:32:43.560 stuff?

00:32:45.100 Yeah, I

00:32:45.360 don't know.

00:32:46.000 It doesn't

00:32:46.400 seem like

00:32:46.760 they're all

00:32:47.000 on the

00:32:47.160 same side.

00:32:49.100 That's all

00:32:49.640 I know.

00:32:51.140 All right,

00:32:51.700 the EU

00:32:53.220 is about

00:32:54.200 ready to

00:32:54.540 pass some

00:32:55.060 laws on

00:32:55.800 AI that

00:32:57.240 people are

00:32:57.960 acting like

00:32:58.500 is a good

00:32:59.040 idea.

00:33:00.100 So the

00:33:00.820 things that

00:33:01.320 other

00:33:01.540 topic of

00:33:04.000 discussion

00:33:04.400 are

00:33:04.600 copyrights.

00:33:06.140 So how

00:33:07.480 can copyrights

00:33:08.460 possibly survive

00:33:09.680 AI?

00:33:11.780 I'm not even

00:33:12.580 sure it's

00:33:12.880 possible.

00:33:13.840 Like just

00:33:14.540 logically,

00:33:15.260 how can

00:33:15.840 it work?

00:33:18.080 Yeah,

00:33:18.600 because

00:33:19.340 can't my

00:33:20.740 own AI

00:33:21.460 go out

00:33:22.000 and find

00:33:22.460 anything I

00:33:23.100 want and

00:33:24.480 show it to

00:33:24.960 me and

00:33:26.080 modify it

00:33:26.700 any way I

00:33:27.240 want?

00:33:27.520 how hard

00:33:31.280 would it

00:33:31.560 be to

00:33:32.600 take

00:33:32.820 somebody's

00:33:33.340 original

00:33:33.760 art and

00:33:35.020 then change

00:33:35.560 it so you

00:33:36.080 can't tell

00:33:36.520 it's the

00:33:36.820 original but

00:33:37.480 really you're

00:33:37.960 taking whatever

00:33:38.480 is good about

00:33:39.200 it.

00:33:39.900 So you're

00:33:40.120 really borrowing

00:33:40.640 what's best

00:33:41.900 about it as

00:33:43.720 opposed to the

00:33:44.320 full art.

00:33:46.120 But we do

00:33:46.860 that now.

00:33:47.640 I mean,

00:33:47.840 artists already

00:33:48.480 take what they

00:33:49.540 see that's good

00:33:50.300 in somebody

00:33:50.740 else's work and

00:33:51.620 incorporate it

00:33:52.640 into their own.

00:33:53.180 I just don't

00:33:55.320 see how it's

00:33:55.800 possible in the

00:33:56.480 long run to

00:33:57.180 protect copyrights,

00:33:58.560 which is bad

00:33:59.320 for me, of

00:33:59.800 course.

00:34:01.560 They also say

00:34:02.660 they don't want

00:34:03.500 face scraping.

00:34:04.980 So they don't

00:34:05.820 want your AI

00:34:07.160 to go look for

00:34:08.740 faces all over

00:34:09.640 the internet so

00:34:10.720 they can do

00:34:11.120 facial recognition.

00:34:12.960 How in the

00:34:13.660 world do you

00:34:14.040 stop it?

00:34:15.720 How do you

00:34:16.040 stop that?

00:34:19.120 Like,

00:34:20.000 does anybody

00:34:20.800 know if

00:34:21.640 something's

00:34:22.120 getting scraped?

00:34:24.020 How do you

00:34:24.780 even know?

00:34:26.100 I don't know,

00:34:26.360 seems too

00:34:26.780 late.

00:34:29.400 How about,

00:34:30.860 and of course,

00:34:31.740 you don't want

00:34:32.160 to have anything,

00:34:32.860 you know,

00:34:33.680 obscene or

00:34:34.520 reggy or

00:34:35.260 anything.

00:34:39.680 Yeah,

00:34:40.260 and they want

00:34:40.720 some transparency

00:34:41.760 about the

00:34:42.560 systems and

00:34:43.380 blah,

00:34:43.660 blah,

00:34:43.780 blah.

00:34:44.500 Here's what

00:34:45.260 I think.

00:34:46.700 At the same

00:34:47.540 time the EU

00:34:49.060 is trying to

00:34:49.540 figure out how

00:34:50.000 to regulate

00:34:50.440 AI

00:34:51.000 separately,

00:34:53.180 here's another

00:34:54.080 story.

00:34:56.060 You've heard

00:34:56.740 about this

00:34:57.120 before,

00:34:58.180 Brian Ramelli

00:34:58.820 talks about

00:34:59.360 this.

00:35:00.240 You can

00:35:00.600 have your

00:35:01.020 own AI.

00:35:03.040 So I saw

00:35:03.520 David Hinkle

00:35:04.760 saying,

00:35:05.660 he did a

00:35:06.100 fine tune

00:35:06.500 last night

00:35:07.040 of something

00:35:07.620 called

00:35:07.920 Mistral 7B

00:35:09.020 using a

00:35:10.920 4-bit

00:35:11.300 quantization

00:35:12.060 and some

00:35:13.100 other technology.

00:35:14.620 Anyway,

00:35:15.040 so he tested

00:35:15.840 against GPT-4,

00:35:17.400 which is

00:35:18.600 the current

00:35:19.260 best GPT

00:35:21.200 version out

00:35:21.760 there,

00:35:22.380 and his

00:35:22.860 own local

00:35:23.620 one,

00:35:24.780 they couldn't

00:35:25.240 tell the

00:35:25.540 difference in

00:35:26.000 the output.

00:35:27.640 So competing

00:35:28.600 against a

00:35:29.180 $96 billion

00:35:30.240 company,

00:35:31.940 he's got some

00:35:32.860 software running

00:35:33.580 on his own

00:35:34.080 computer,

00:35:35.160 just locally,

00:35:36.280 nothing in

00:35:36.680 the cloud,

00:35:38.000 and it

00:35:38.260 competed equally.

00:35:40.640 And it's not

00:35:41.460 connected to

00:35:41.980 anything.

00:35:42.780 It's just

00:35:43.300 sitting there

00:35:43.740 on his

00:35:43.940 computer and

00:35:44.620 it's a

00:35:44.860 full AI,

00:35:45.360 which is

00:35:47.520 amazing.

00:35:49.160 Now,

00:35:49.660 it's not the

00:35:50.040 only one.

00:35:51.160 You know,

00:35:51.380 like I said,

00:35:52.400 Brian Ramelli

00:35:53.040 has a version

00:35:54.120 that he talks

00:35:54.720 about all

00:35:55.080 the time.

00:35:56.140 And how

00:35:57.620 in the world

00:35:58.080 can you

00:35:58.520 regulate

00:35:58.880 something that

00:35:59.580 you can run

00:36:00.120 on your

00:36:00.420 own computer?

00:36:02.060 For example,

00:36:03.800 isn't the

00:36:04.260 first thing

00:36:04.700 you would do

00:36:05.080 if you had

00:36:05.500 your own

00:36:05.840 AI is

00:36:07.140 make it

00:36:07.580 your

00:36:08.020 concierge.

00:36:09.900 And as

00:36:10.500 a concierge,

00:36:11.260 it would

00:36:11.680 strip out

00:36:12.540 all the

00:36:12.880 advertising

00:36:13.400 before it

00:36:13.980 presented

00:36:14.300 something to

00:36:14.900 you.

00:36:15.360 So the

00:36:15.760 advertising

00:36:16.200 model should

00:36:16.820 disappear.

00:36:17.960 Why would

00:36:18.320 I ever

00:36:18.580 listen to

00:36:18.940 an ad

00:36:19.260 again if

00:36:19.940 I can

00:36:20.140 have my

00:36:20.440 AI strip

00:36:21.120 it out?

00:36:21.900 Which it

00:36:22.240 would do

00:36:22.460 easily.

00:36:23.980 Even the

00:36:24.540 video would

00:36:25.020 just easily

00:36:25.540 strip out

00:36:26.080 the ads

00:36:26.440 and give

00:36:27.540 you a 0.57

00:36:27.760 new file.

00:36:29.420 So,

00:36:30.740 and then

00:36:31.340 what about

00:36:31.820 they want

00:36:33.880 it to be

00:36:34.320 illegal to

00:36:35.300 face scrape?

00:36:37.400 Well,

00:36:37.900 if I have

00:36:38.260 my own

00:36:38.780 AI going

00:36:40.480 out and

00:36:41.020 talking to

00:36:41.500 other

00:36:41.740 AIs that 1.00

00:36:43.520 maybe did

00:36:44.080 their own

00:36:44.420 face scraping

00:36:45.060 and we're

00:36:45.560 sharing and

00:36:46.300 I feel like

00:36:47.660 the face

00:36:48.080 scraping will

00:36:48.580 just become

00:36:49.060 a distributed

00:36:49.740 system and

00:36:51.100 then nobody

00:36:51.460 can stop

00:36:51.960 it.

00:36:53.460 Because

00:36:53.940 individuals will

00:36:54.820 want to face

00:36:55.400 scrape as

00:36:56.000 much as

00:36:56.380 the government.

00:36:57.840 People will

00:36:58.400 want to

00:36:58.580 protect

00:36:58.840 themselves by

00:37:00.120 knowing exactly

00:37:00.860 what they're

00:37:01.220 dealing with.

00:37:02.160 So you're

00:37:02.520 going to want

00:37:03.520 that face

00:37:03.980 scraping for

00:37:04.840 your own

00:37:05.100 protection.

00:37:06.880 I think

00:37:07.220 illegally people 0.82

00:37:08.500 will have

00:37:08.800 that anyway.

00:37:09.280 What about

00:37:12.020 the naughty

00:37:13.220 stuff?

00:37:14.280 I've got a

00:37:15.020 feeling that

00:37:15.420 the entire

00:37:16.020 porn hub

00:37:16.820 industry is

00:37:17.440 going to

00:37:17.660 go away. 0.82

00:37:19.480 Because today

00:37:20.500 you have this

00:37:21.400 real sophisticated

00:37:22.240 porn industry

00:37:23.240 where you can 0.96

00:37:23.700 find redheads 0.99

00:37:25.740 doing exactly

00:37:26.640 what you want

00:37:27.300 them to do.

00:37:28.160 You can be

00:37:28.740 really specific.

00:37:30.240 But imagine

00:37:30.740 going to

00:37:31.300 your AI

00:37:32.860 that's just

00:37:33.540 running locally

00:37:34.240 and it can

00:37:35.400 create any

00:37:36.060 image and

00:37:37.120 has full

00:37:37.640 understanding

00:37:38.240 of human

00:37:39.140 sexual stuff.

00:37:40.880 So you just

00:37:41.300 say to your

00:37:41.700 AI, you

00:37:42.300 know AI,

00:37:43.540 I'd like you

00:37:45.000 to create a

00:37:45.660 10 minute

00:37:46.500 video that

00:37:47.220 has the

00:37:47.600 following

00:37:47.920 characteristics.

00:37:49.480 And in

00:37:49.820 the end I

00:37:50.300 want this

00:37:50.640 to happen

00:37:51.060 and I

00:37:52.000 want the 0.55

00:37:52.480 woman to 0.98

00:37:53.420 be blonde

00:37:53.960 and the

00:37:54.560 guy look

00:37:55.140 Hispanic

00:37:55.660 and muscular

00:37:56.300 and you

00:37:57.620 just tell

00:37:58.040 it what

00:37:58.240 to give

00:37:58.520 you.

00:37:59.560 And in

00:38:00.160 theory it

00:38:00.580 would serve

00:38:00.960 up any

00:38:02.280 celebrity you

00:38:03.020 wanted doing

00:38:03.600 anything with

00:38:04.220 anybody.

00:38:05.720 Why would

00:38:06.180 you ever

00:38:06.520 pay to

00:38:07.940 watch an

00:38:08.280 actual human

00:38:09.040 when you

00:38:10.120 could see

00:38:10.460 somebody who's

00:38:11.020 better than

00:38:11.460 a human

00:38:11.880 but looks

00:38:12.440 human?

00:38:13.180 Can't tell

00:38:13.560 the difference.

00:38:14.680 And they're

00:38:15.320 doing things

00:38:15.880 that look

00:38:16.220 exactly like

00:38:16.900 real humans.

00:38:18.480 So the 0.93

00:38:18.840 entire porn

00:38:19.400 industry should

00:38:20.080 go away. 0.82

00:38:22.000 Right?

00:38:23.520 Does anybody

00:38:24.200 disagree?

00:38:25.440 I don't see

00:38:26.080 how original

00:38:28.080 content could

00:38:29.020 compete with

00:38:29.560 that.

00:38:31.400 Yeah.

00:38:32.200 Maybe there's

00:38:33.060 something about

00:38:33.760 knowing they're

00:38:34.320 real.

00:38:36.040 Well, I

00:38:36.340 don't know.

00:38:36.800 I think we're

00:38:37.220 so visual we

00:38:38.160 won't care.

00:38:41.060 All right.

00:38:43.040 So I think

00:38:43.920 that the

00:38:44.300 efforts to

00:38:45.280 stop AI

00:38:47.560 might succeed

00:38:49.180 at the big

00:38:49.880 company level

00:38:50.660 because if

00:38:51.880 you're Grok 1.00

00:38:54.180 or you're

00:38:54.560 ChatGPT,

00:38:55.820 you can

00:38:56.400 imagine that

00:38:57.000 the government

00:38:57.440 knows who

00:38:58.020 you are,

00:38:58.940 they're watching

00:38:59.420 you closely,

00:39:00.040 and you

00:39:00.860 can't do

00:39:01.220 any of

00:39:01.520 these

00:39:01.680 banned

00:39:02.020 activities.

00:39:03.940 But you're

00:39:04.640 going to do

00:39:04.880 it on your

00:39:05.240 own computer.

00:39:07.120 My own

00:39:07.900 AI is not

00:39:08.660 going to give 0.96

00:39:08.980 me dumb 1.00

00:39:09.380 ass answers 1.00

00:39:09.980 like Grok 0.97

00:39:10.560 does.

00:39:11.540 I mean,

00:39:11.780 Grok is 0.98

00:39:12.380 not as

00:39:13.640 woke,

00:39:14.640 but it's

00:39:15.680 still very

00:39:16.260 limited in

00:39:16.860 what it's

00:39:17.520 willing to

00:39:18.000 talk to

00:39:18.380 you about,

00:39:18.920 honestly.

00:39:21.020 All right.

00:39:21.420 So that's

00:39:23.100 where AI

00:39:23.440 is going.

00:39:25.940 So have you

00:39:26.500 noticed every

00:39:26.980 story becomes

00:39:27.720 an Elon Musk

00:39:28.440 story?

00:39:30.920 Every story,

00:39:32.800 it's either,

00:39:33.340 if it's AI,

00:39:34.120 it's Elon

00:39:34.460 Musk.

00:39:34.920 If it's

00:39:35.180 Ukraine,

00:39:35.780 it's Musk.

00:39:36.280 If it's

00:39:36.560 Gaza,

00:39:37.080 it's Musk.

00:39:37.980 It's like,

00:39:38.520 how can

00:39:39.120 he be in

00:39:39.440 every story?

00:39:41.180 How's that

00:39:41.560 even possible?

00:39:46.000 But now he's

00:39:46.740 part of the

00:39:47.060 Hunter Biden

00:39:47.620 story.

00:39:48.800 Because Hunter

00:39:49.220 Biden,

00:39:49.920 called Musk 0.99

00:39:50.620 dumb, 1.00

00:39:53.000 Hunter Biden, 1.00

00:39:54.500 who films

00:39:55.660 his crimes

00:39:56.400 and wonders

00:39:57.060 why he's in

00:39:57.640 trouble,

00:39:58.440 calls Elon 0.99

00:39:59.900 Musk dumb. 1.00

00:40:02.200 Okay, 1.00

00:40:02.980 sure.

00:40:04.320 And Elon

00:40:05.180 Musk is not 0.99

00:40:05.800 really interested

00:40:06.360 in the

00:40:06.760 First Amendment.

00:40:09.100 He just

00:40:09.820 spent $44

00:40:10.560 billion on

00:40:11.440 the First

00:40:11.800 Amendment.

00:40:14.060 I would

00:40:14.800 say $44

00:40:15.500 billion of

00:40:16.540 belief is

00:40:17.120 pretty high.

00:40:18.380 But okay,

00:40:18.940 Hunter.

00:40:20.780 But here's

00:40:21.500 my favorite

00:40:22.060 quote.

00:40:23.420 This is from

00:40:24.200 the Department

00:40:24.680 of Justice.

00:40:25.320 I saw this

00:40:25.760 on Fox

00:40:26.220 News yesterday.

00:40:26.800 quote,

00:40:28.020 talk about

00:40:28.620 Hunter.

00:40:29.740 The defendant

00:40:30.340 spent his

00:40:31.140 money on

00:40:31.600 drugs,

00:40:32.520 escorts and

00:40:33.100 girlfriends,

00:40:34.160 luxury hotels

00:40:34.980 and rental

00:40:35.580 properties,

00:40:36.600 exotic cars,

00:40:37.920 clothing,

00:40:38.460 and other

00:40:39.060 items of a

00:40:39.760 personal nature.

00:40:40.860 In short,

00:40:41.800 everything but

00:40:42.760 his taxes.

00:40:44.420 To which I

00:40:44.940 said,

00:40:46.280 hero?

00:40:47.740 I mean,

00:40:51.280 are you

00:40:52.720 trying to

00:40:53.220 make me

00:40:53.520 love him?

00:40:55.700 Let me

00:40:56.540 describe me

00:40:57.600 leading my

00:40:59.140 perfect life.

00:40:59.960 Are you

00:41:00.100 ready?

00:41:01.260 This is

00:41:01.700 Scott living

00:41:02.440 his perfect

00:41:02.960 life.

00:41:04.320 Scott spent

00:41:04.840 his money

00:41:05.180 on drugs,

00:41:05.780 escorts and

00:41:06.320 girlfriends,

00:41:06.880 luxury hotels

00:41:07.480 and rental

00:41:07.900 properties,

00:41:08.480 exotic cars,

00:41:09.100 clothing,

00:41:09.480 and other

00:41:09.720 items of

00:41:10.180 personal nature.

00:41:11.220 In short,

00:41:13.280 he spent

00:41:14.280 money on

00:41:14.760 everything but

00:41:15.320 taxes.

00:41:15.760 I call

00:41:18.340 that winning.

00:41:21.020 And if

00:41:21.840 his father

00:41:23.860 had not

00:41:24.220 been the

00:41:24.520 president,

00:41:25.020 he probably

00:41:25.360 wouldn't even

00:41:25.740 be in

00:41:26.080 trouble for

00:41:26.540 it.

00:41:27.620 So I

00:41:29.500 am

00:41:29.780 sympathetic

00:41:30.240 to one

00:41:31.920 point that

00:41:32.440 Hunter makes.

00:41:35.100 I think it

00:41:36.020 would be

00:41:36.260 hypocritical to 0.60

00:41:37.160 say that 0.92

00:41:38.720 Trump's legal

00:41:39.460 problems are

00:41:40.180 entirely political,

00:41:41.540 which I do

00:41:42.100 say.

00:41:43.040 I say that

00:41:43.820 exactly.

00:41:44.740 Even though

00:41:45.360 there might

00:41:45.740 be some

00:41:46.200 technical

00:41:46.780 violations of

00:41:47.740 some laws

00:41:48.260 and whatnot,

00:41:49.340 I believe

00:41:50.260 that they're

00:41:50.660 so universally

00:41:51.500 common,

00:41:52.840 those specific

00:41:53.620 kinds of

00:41:54.140 technical

00:41:54.540 problems,

00:41:55.720 that it

00:41:56.160 looks political

00:41:56.840 that any

00:41:57.300 one person

00:41:57.940 is in

00:41:58.320 trouble for

00:41:58.800 it.

00:41:59.540 It does

00:41:59.860 seem like

00:42:00.220 selective

00:42:00.680 prosecution.

00:42:02.140 But my

00:42:02.740 understanding

00:42:03.220 of Hunter's

00:42:03.960 tax situation,

00:42:05.480 correct me if

00:42:06.040 I'm wrong,

00:42:07.180 is that he

00:42:07.980 paid back

00:42:08.440 all his

00:42:08.720 money.

00:42:10.900 Hasn't he

00:42:11.460 already paid

00:42:12.100 all his

00:42:12.380 money back?

00:42:13.120 And he

00:42:13.320 doesn't owe

00:42:13.780 anything to

00:42:14.240 the IRS?

00:42:14.620 Now, I

00:42:16.080 get that

00:42:16.940 that doesn't

00:42:17.400 make it

00:42:17.720 legal.

00:42:19.480 But in

00:42:20.120 the real

00:42:20.500 world,

00:42:21.160 if you'd

00:42:23.300 paid back

00:42:23.800 everything

00:42:24.540 you owed,

00:42:25.840 would you

00:42:26.200 come to

00:42:26.520 jail?

00:42:27.960 In the

00:42:28.500 real world?

00:42:30.520 I don't

00:42:31.100 know the

00:42:31.380 answer to

00:42:31.660 that question,

00:42:32.700 but I

00:42:32.960 suspect,

00:42:34.480 yes,

00:42:36.420 I suspect

00:42:37.380 that if

00:42:38.480 he were not

00:42:39.160 the son of

00:42:39.800 a president,

00:42:41.200 there would

00:42:41.540 be a little

00:42:41.960 bit more

00:42:42.380 working with

00:42:43.100 him.

00:42:43.280 you know

00:42:44.080 what I

00:42:44.280 mean?

00:42:45.260 Because I

00:42:45.680 don't really

00:42:46.040 think,

00:42:46.980 I just

00:42:47.880 don't know

00:42:48.320 that that

00:42:48.700 kind of

00:42:49.220 person goes

00:42:49.720 to jail if

00:42:51.440 you paid

00:42:51.780 back

00:42:52.080 everything.

00:42:54.640 I don't

00:42:55.160 know the

00:42:55.420 answer to

00:42:55.680 that question.

00:42:56.520 I do see

00:42:57.020 one very

00:42:57.500 qualified person

00:42:59.240 saying that

00:42:59.700 you would go

00:43:00.120 to jail even

00:43:00.720 if you paid

00:43:01.160 back your

00:43:01.540 money.

00:43:02.820 IRS is

00:43:03.400 ruthless.

00:43:05.240 Yeah.

00:43:06.300 I don't

00:43:06.540 know.

00:43:07.380 But let's

00:43:08.340 make this an

00:43:09.460 open question.

00:43:10.200 So my

00:43:11.480 open question

00:43:12.200 is, can

00:43:13.720 you be as

00:43:14.740 objective when

00:43:15.600 you look at

00:43:16.060 Hunter as

00:43:18.040 you are when

00:43:18.640 you look at

00:43:19.060 Trump and

00:43:20.080 say, how

00:43:20.500 much of

00:43:20.900 this is

00:43:22.120 really

00:43:22.340 political?

00:43:23.620 I think

00:43:24.380 you've got to

00:43:24.720 put that

00:43:25.060 standard both

00:43:25.800 ways.

00:43:28.880 All right.

00:43:30.340 Vivek Ramaswamy

00:43:31.900 says the timing

00:43:32.660 of the Hunter

00:43:33.100 Biden tax

00:43:33.840 indictment is

00:43:35.480 one more

00:43:36.040 sign that

00:43:36.500 the deep

00:43:36.800 state is

00:43:37.120 planning to

00:43:37.660 sideline

00:43:38.200 Biden.

00:43:38.560 Do you

00:43:40.160 think so?

00:43:42.880 Do you

00:43:43.360 think the

00:43:43.700 fact that

00:43:44.080 he's indicted

00:43:44.640 at all is

00:43:46.540 an indication

00:43:47.440 that his

00:43:48.400 father's not

00:43:49.680 in control and

00:43:50.500 they're going

00:43:50.800 to sideline

00:43:51.280 him?

00:43:51.900 They're just

00:43:52.540 chipping away

00:43:53.140 at him?

00:43:53.940 Because it

00:43:54.460 does seem

00:43:54.980 like it

00:43:55.380 would be

00:43:55.640 part of

00:43:55.980 a deal,

00:43:56.500 doesn't

00:43:56.740 it?

00:43:58.080 Like, you're

00:43:59.280 going to

00:43:59.440 have to make

00:43:59.860 a deal to

00:44:00.700 pardon Hunter,

00:44:02.440 pardon yourself,

00:44:03.660 but you're

00:44:04.120 going to have

00:44:04.380 to leave.

00:44:06.060 Because if

00:44:06.640 you stay, we

00:44:08.020 can't protect

00:44:08.620 both of

00:44:09.060 you.

00:44:10.140 I feel like

00:44:10.820 that's the

00:44:11.220 setup they're

00:44:11.720 giving.

00:44:14.440 All right.

00:44:15.880 And then

00:44:16.520 we're questioning

00:44:17.700 whether or not

00:44:18.400 we'll ever see

00:44:19.140 any charges

00:44:19.700 about the

00:44:20.340 FARA stuff

00:44:21.200 or possible

00:44:21.840 bribery.

00:44:23.060 But I think

00:44:24.460 even Fox News

00:44:25.260 says that that

00:44:25.920 case has not

00:44:26.580 been made as

00:44:27.280 far as we

00:44:27.680 know.

00:44:29.020 So as

00:44:31.560 close as

00:44:32.700 Comer is to

00:44:34.520 connecting all

00:44:35.240 the dots, I

00:44:36.700 think it's

00:44:37.060 just short.

00:44:38.760 Just short

00:44:39.460 of connecting

00:44:40.060 the dots.

00:44:41.160 Is that

00:44:41.440 your take?

00:44:42.500 Or do you

00:44:43.060 think the

00:44:43.380 dots are all

00:44:43.860 connected?

00:44:44.580 I mean,

00:44:44.880 logically, they're

00:44:45.660 connected.

00:44:46.520 You know, I

00:44:46.980 have no doubt

00:44:47.580 of what was

00:44:48.180 really happening.

00:44:49.420 So there's no

00:44:50.120 question of what

00:44:50.720 was happening.

00:44:51.540 But in terms

00:44:52.160 of a legal

00:44:52.820 standard, do

00:44:54.360 you think that

00:44:54.800 they have a

00:44:55.260 legal case yet?

00:44:57.380 I don't think

00:44:58.060 so.

00:44:59.020 I think it's

00:44:59.460 just short.

00:45:01.200 But it's

00:45:01.740 obviously, you

00:45:02.740 know, smoke all

00:45:03.440 over the place.

00:45:04.580 So maybe

00:45:05.200 they'll find the

00:45:05.740 fire.

00:45:06.700 We'll see.

00:45:09.320 All right.

00:45:10.360 Researchers have

00:45:11.220 figured out how

00:45:11.840 to 3D print

00:45:12.880 things inside a

00:45:14.480 pig's body

00:45:15.020 without opening 0.96

00:45:16.920 up the pig.

00:45:18.540 Let me say 0.99

00:45:19.480 that again.

00:45:21.280 Researchers

00:45:21.820 can construct

00:45:23.880 a, let's

00:45:25.180 say, a new

00:45:25.940 heart valve or

00:45:27.040 a new

00:45:27.560 structure

00:45:28.740 inside a

00:45:29.980 pig

00:45:30.320 without opening

00:45:32.600 the pig.

00:45:33.100 pig. 0.94

00:45:34.980 Is that 0.94

00:45:35.640 weird?

00:45:36.320 Somehow they

00:45:37.040 get the 3D

00:45:38.180 printer ink into

00:45:39.240 the pig and

00:45:40.540 then they use

00:45:41.280 ultrasound to

00:45:42.920 harden it in

00:45:44.120 the specific

00:45:44.740 shape that it

00:45:45.360 needs to be

00:45:45.940 from a distance.

00:45:48.160 So they just,

00:45:49.760 you know, they're

00:45:50.060 doing it on a

00:45:50.520 pig to maybe 0.91

00:45:51.460 someday do it on 0.99

00:45:52.320 people, of course.

00:45:54.060 Now, apparently

00:45:55.040 regular 3D

00:45:57.180 printing uses

00:45:58.020 light to

00:45:59.580 harden the

00:46:00.340 substance.

00:46:00.800 But since

00:46:01.620 the, you

00:46:02.120 know, inside

00:46:02.560 a pig, there's

00:46:03.080 no light. 1.00

00:46:05.960 Hogwash,

00:46:06.500 somebody says.

00:46:07.240 It's hogwash.

00:46:08.700 But I think, can

00:46:09.480 you think of the

00:46:10.000 great pranks you

00:46:10.780 could pull with

00:46:11.800 that?

00:46:13.120 You know, imagine

00:46:13.760 if you had that

00:46:14.300 technology, it

00:46:15.020 would 3D print

00:46:16.080 something that

00:46:16.600 would appear

00:46:17.060 inside somebody's

00:46:18.100 body.

00:46:19.260 You get one of

00:46:20.040 those machines

00:46:20.580 for home.

00:46:22.180 You just wait

00:46:22.760 till your buddy

00:46:23.660 goes to sleep,

00:46:24.780 like he passes

00:46:25.420 out, has too

00:46:26.080 many beers.

00:46:27.380 And you say,

00:46:27.900 shh.

00:46:29.020 Because they

00:46:29.540 used to just,

00:46:30.080 you know, get

00:46:31.560 a magic marker

00:46:32.360 and draw on

00:46:33.020 people when

00:46:33.520 they pass

00:46:34.360 down drunk.

00:46:35.580 But with

00:46:35.900 this new 3D

00:46:36.640 printing technology,

00:46:38.400 you could,

00:46:39.120 shh, you

00:46:40.480 bring it in,

00:46:41.620 and you

00:46:41.920 could 3D

00:46:42.800 print a

00:46:44.000 gun in 1.00

00:46:45.140 their torso. 0.83

00:46:46.740 So the

00:46:47.340 next time

00:46:48.540 they go

00:46:48.900 through the

00:46:50.680 metal detector

00:46:52.440 at the

00:46:52.720 airport,

00:46:54.020 a pistol

00:46:55.240 will show

00:46:55.680 up in

00:46:55.980 their thorax.

00:46:57.300 Well, that's

00:47:01.480 the kind

00:47:01.720 of pranks

00:47:02.100 I like

00:47:02.460 to play

00:47:02.760 with my

00:47:03.020 friends.

00:47:03.880 Yeah.

00:47:04.360 3D print

00:47:05.000 a gun

00:47:05.320 in their

00:47:05.640 thorax.

00:47:06.760 Anyway,

00:47:07.680 there's a

00:47:09.540 new study

00:47:09.940 that says

00:47:10.820 that the

00:47:12.560 more you

00:47:13.260 use your

00:47:13.700 mobile phone,

00:47:14.480 if you're

00:47:14.840 a man,

00:47:15.900 the less 0.96

00:47:16.720 semen quality 0.97

00:47:17.500 you have.

00:47:19.800 That's

00:47:20.280 right. 1.00

00:47:21.320 Your sperm 0.99

00:47:22.360 will be 0.98

00:47:23.720 less and

00:47:24.440 lower quality

00:47:25.280 the more

00:47:25.820 you use

00:47:26.240 your phone.

00:47:28.140 Is that

00:47:28.760 surprising to

00:47:29.440 you?

00:47:31.580 Has

00:47:32.100 anybody

00:47:32.660 had the

00:47:33.260 following

00:47:34.120 experience?

00:47:38.100 Have you

00:47:38.740 ever been

00:47:39.160 really in

00:47:39.880 the mood

00:47:40.340 for some

00:47:41.300 adult fun,

00:47:43.380 and maybe

00:47:44.280 it's upcoming,

00:47:45.560 like in an

00:47:46.200 hour or so

00:47:46.700 you think you

00:47:47.220 might be in

00:47:47.620 it, and

00:47:48.920 then you

00:47:49.200 make the

00:47:49.500 mistake of

00:47:50.120 looking at

00:47:50.580 your phone

00:47:51.440 or turning

00:47:52.800 on television,

00:47:54.160 and the

00:47:55.180 television or

00:47:55.880 the phone

00:47:56.200 completely 1.00

00:47:56.800 sucks the 1.00

00:47:58.040 sexual energy 1.00

00:47:59.100 out of your

00:47:59.500 body?

00:48:00.480 Does anybody

00:48:00.840 have that

00:48:01.180 experience?

00:48:03.340 I swear to

00:48:04.140 God, I

00:48:04.440 can feel

00:48:05.360 my libido

00:48:07.640 just being

00:48:09.220 drained out

00:48:10.020 of me when

00:48:10.860 I'm looking

00:48:11.200 at a screen

00:48:11.820 or anything,

00:48:13.040 really.

00:48:14.920 No?

00:48:16.520 Maybe you're

00:48:17.140 looking at 0.95

00:48:17.460 porn on your 0.93

00:48:18.000 screen and 0.70

00:48:18.580 skipping you

00:48:19.180 the other

00:48:19.580 possibility.

00:48:21.040 Anyway,

00:48:22.020 so, yes,

00:48:23.080 so the

00:48:24.020 more you

00:48:24.300 use your

00:48:24.640 phone, the 0.96

00:48:25.060 less sperm 1.00

00:48:25.500 you have. 0.63

00:48:26.920 Now, in

00:48:28.120 an unrelated

00:48:28.880 story, scientists

00:48:30.760 have reported

00:48:32.140 a breakthrough

00:48:32.720 in understanding

00:48:33.780 whale language.

00:48:36.700 So we can

00:48:37.760 figure out

00:48:38.200 their whale

00:48:38.680 noises.

00:48:39.500 I don't

00:48:39.700 know if AI

00:48:40.180 is part of

00:48:40.680 this or not,

00:48:41.660 but they've

00:48:42.340 figured out

00:48:42.840 the various

00:48:43.380 whale vocalizations

00:48:44.500 and pitches

00:48:45.580 and vowel

00:48:46.180 sounds, and

00:48:47.680 they're testing

00:48:48.480 this with

00:48:48.960 sperm whales.

00:48:49.620 and they

00:48:51.080 found out

00:48:51.720 that they

00:48:53.720 can understand

00:48:54.760 the sperm

00:48:56.680 whales when

00:48:59.220 they're talking.

00:49:00.340 Now, just

00:49:00.920 as a

00:49:01.240 clarification,

00:49:03.120 they're called

00:49:05.040 sperm whales.

00:49:06.200 I didn't make

00:49:06.780 that up.

00:49:08.080 That's the

00:49:08.480 actual name

00:49:09.060 of a whale.

00:49:10.200 They're called

00:49:10.560 sperm whales.

00:49:12.300 But those

00:49:14.780 are only the

00:49:15.300 whales who

00:49:15.820 don't use

00:49:16.320 cell phones.

00:49:17.600 The whales

00:49:18.060 who use

00:49:18.640 cell phones

00:49:19.300 are just

00:49:20.460 called whales.

00:49:26.480 I'm just

00:49:27.040 going to let

00:49:27.380 that sit

00:49:27.740 there for

00:49:28.080 a minute.

00:49:29.280 That's

00:49:29.460 right.

00:49:31.920 If they

00:49:32.520 use a

00:49:32.860 cell phone,

00:49:33.340 they're just

00:49:33.620 called whales.

00:49:35.840 Okay.

00:49:36.500 All right.

00:49:37.080 I think

00:49:37.680 that's enough

00:49:38.180 time.

00:49:39.020 I've given

00:49:39.640 you enough

00:49:40.060 time to

00:49:40.420 enjoy that.

00:49:41.400 All right.

00:49:44.040 There's a

00:49:44.600 resurgence of

00:49:45.400 Snoopy.

00:49:46.760 This is sort

00:49:47.500 of in my

00:49:48.060 domain.

00:49:49.300 So the

00:49:49.900 Snoopy of

00:49:50.980 Peanuts,

00:49:51.740 Snoopy the

00:49:52.240 dog,

00:49:53.060 apparently

00:49:53.460 it's having

00:49:55.920 some kind of

00:49:56.420 weird social

00:49:57.100 media resurgence

00:49:58.160 where there's a

00:49:59.460 little Snoopy

00:50:00.080 wearing a

00:50:00.700 puffy jacket

00:50:01.360 that everybody

00:50:02.500 has to have.

00:50:04.000 They all

00:50:04.300 got to have

00:50:04.660 it.

00:50:04.840 So how

00:50:07.280 long can

00:50:08.120 Snoopy last?

00:50:09.120 Snoopy was

00:50:11.880 a huge

00:50:13.020 licensing hit

00:50:13.940 in Japan

00:50:14.560 for years

00:50:15.720 after

00:50:16.120 Charles

00:50:16.520 Schultz

00:50:16.900 died.

00:50:18.520 It just

00:50:19.000 keeps on

00:50:19.540 going.

00:50:20.020 It's

00:50:20.160 amazing.

00:50:21.960 I'm very

00:50:22.360 impressed.

00:50:24.160 Well,

00:50:24.380 Biden has

00:50:24.920 reached a

00:50:25.320 new low

00:50:25.800 in the

00:50:26.040 polling,

00:50:26.520 according to

00:50:26.920 the Wall

00:50:27.180 Street Journal

00:50:27.700 in their

00:50:28.040 latest

00:50:28.320 poll.

00:50:28.580 people were

00:50:33.480 asked in

00:50:34.300 the poll

00:50:34.720 if Biden's

00:50:36.540 policies have

00:50:37.340 helped them

00:50:37.800 personally.

00:50:39.340 Have helped

00:50:39.760 them personally.

00:50:41.480 Take a guess.

00:50:44.380 What percentage

00:50:44.980 of the

00:50:45.560 respondents

00:50:46.060 said that

00:50:47.360 Biden's

00:50:47.820 policies have

00:50:48.500 helped them

00:50:48.940 personally?

00:50:49.380 That's

00:50:50.840 right.

00:50:51.240 You guessed

00:50:51.600 the right

00:50:52.000 gap.

00:50:53.040 23.

00:50:54.160 But you

00:50:54.600 guessed

00:50:54.840 25.

00:50:55.660 Well,

00:50:56.280 you got

00:50:56.500 23.

00:50:57.380 Very

00:50:57.600 good.

00:51:00.000 Yeah.

00:51:00.620 23%.

00:51:01.380 Strangely

00:51:02.220 enough.

00:51:02.980 So Biden

00:51:03.580 lags behind

00:51:04.400 Trump,

00:51:04.860 according to

00:51:05.200 this poll,

00:51:06.380 by four

00:51:07.360 basis

00:51:09.000 points,

00:51:09.700 47 to

00:51:10.580 43.

00:51:12.400 Hypothetical

00:51:12.960 ballot with only

00:51:13.580 two candidates,

00:51:14.360 but if there's

00:51:14.740 more than one

00:51:15.240 candidate,

00:51:15.800 his lead

00:51:16.200 increases.

00:51:17.620 So we're

00:51:18.100 starting to

00:51:18.640 get some

00:51:18.960 visibility.

00:51:19.380 visibility on

00:51:20.500 if the

00:51:20.960 third-party

00:51:21.580 candidates

00:51:22.180 help or

00:51:22.800 hurt him, 0.81

00:51:23.460 and it

00:51:24.100 looks like

00:51:24.440 they're

00:51:24.600 going to

00:51:24.760 help him.

00:51:26.520 Does that

00:51:27.180 surprise you?

00:51:28.920 It shouldn't

00:51:29.820 surprise you,

00:51:30.560 and here's

00:51:30.880 why.

00:51:32.380 Trump's

00:51:32.900 support is

00:51:33.940 unmovable.

00:51:35.900 Biden's

00:51:36.420 support is

00:51:36.880 movable.

00:51:37.920 That's it.

00:51:38.620 That's the

00:51:38.960 whole story.

00:51:40.200 Trump's

00:51:40.560 support is

00:51:41.480 just locked

00:51:42.460 in.

00:51:43.320 They're not

00:51:43.700 going anywhere.

00:51:45.900 But Biden's

00:51:46.900 support is

00:51:47.440 definitely

00:51:47.840 fluid.

00:51:48.280 You could

00:51:49.200 see that

00:51:49.620 people would

00:51:50.100 say,

00:51:50.340 well,

00:51:50.600 if you

00:51:50.860 could give

00:51:51.160 me any

00:51:51.560 choice,

00:51:52.580 if I had

00:51:52.900 any option.

00:51:54.580 One of the

00:51:55.080 things that

00:51:55.500 the Republicans

00:51:56.380 are doing

00:51:58.200 that really

00:51:58.620 helps Trump,

00:51:59.900 the fact that

00:52:00.740 the Republicans

00:52:01.300 are still

00:52:02.020 holding this

00:52:02.820 debate format,

00:52:06.620 the Republicans

00:52:07.220 are doing it

00:52:08.520 right,

00:52:08.800 in my opinion.

00:52:10.080 They're actually

00:52:10.840 showing that

00:52:11.880 if Trump

00:52:12.820 faltered in

00:52:13.900 any way,

00:52:14.340 that they've

00:52:15.340 got several

00:52:16.580 strong candidates

00:52:17.760 who could

00:52:18.880 step right

00:52:19.380 in,

00:52:20.100 which I

00:52:20.780 think really

00:52:21.320 is good

00:52:21.720 for Trump,

00:52:22.520 weirdly.

00:52:23.700 So the

00:52:24.480 more we

00:52:24.920 take seriously

00:52:25.780 the non-Trump

00:52:27.380 Republicans,

00:52:29.300 the more

00:52:30.380 credibility

00:52:31.000 Trump has.

00:52:32.580 Does that

00:52:32.800 make sense?

00:52:34.180 It really

00:52:35.040 helps Trump

00:52:35.660 that we

00:52:36.400 spend a lot

00:52:37.020 of time

00:52:37.620 looking at

00:52:38.200 the alternatives

00:52:38.880 because if you

00:52:40.020 spend a lot

00:52:40.560 of time

00:52:40.820 looking at

00:52:41.280 the alternatives

00:52:41.960 and Trump

00:52:42.980 still dominates,

00:52:44.480 well,

00:52:44.680 then you feel

00:52:45.060 like you

00:52:45.360 did your

00:52:45.660 work,

00:52:46.680 right?

00:52:47.540 You feel

00:52:48.160 like,

00:52:48.480 okay,

00:52:48.700 we validated

00:52:49.380 him.

00:52:50.240 If Trump

00:52:50.980 had never

00:52:51.400 been challenged

00:52:52.020 for some

00:52:52.680 strange reason,

00:52:53.860 let's say

00:52:54.400 the primary

00:52:55.220 got canceled

00:52:55.880 because the

00:52:57.360 Republicans

00:52:57.740 said,

00:52:58.120 oh,

00:52:58.180 he's so far

00:52:58.600 ahead,

00:52:58.880 why have

00:52:59.180 a primary?

00:53:00.100 If they

00:53:00.700 had done

00:53:01.040 that,

00:53:01.960 he would

00:53:02.180 never be

00:53:02.620 legitimate.

00:53:05.200 So the

00:53:06.040 Republicans

00:53:06.520 are

00:53:07.200 legitimizing

00:53:08.880 Trump

00:53:09.440 by having

00:53:10.560 a real

00:53:11.260 primary.

00:53:13.680 I think

00:53:14.160 that's a

00:53:14.520 much bigger

00:53:15.000 effect than

00:53:16.220 people assume.

00:53:17.320 Imagine you're

00:53:17.940 a Democrat,

00:53:19.040 you don't

00:53:19.720 love Biden,

00:53:21.100 you probably

00:53:21.620 would have

00:53:21.960 voted for

00:53:22.400 him,

00:53:22.900 you don't

00:53:23.240 love him,

00:53:24.420 but then you

00:53:24.860 find out you

00:53:25.320 don't have

00:53:25.600 an option.

00:53:27.340 Imagine Biden

00:53:28.880 being your

00:53:29.460 only option.

00:53:31.420 I would say

00:53:32.240 the same

00:53:32.660 thing if

00:53:33.060 Trump was

00:53:33.460 your only

00:53:33.920 option.

00:53:35.500 Trump is

00:53:36.020 not somebody

00:53:36.560 who should

00:53:36.940 ever be

00:53:37.460 your only

00:53:38.040 option

00:53:38.460 because he's

00:53:39.620 so divisive.

00:53:41.260 You never

00:53:41.700 want him

00:53:42.060 to be

00:53:42.300 the only

00:53:42.720 option.

00:53:43.700 But if

00:53:44.540 he still

00:53:44.920 wins,

00:53:46.400 given the

00:53:47.280 existence of

00:53:48.040 other options,

00:53:49.120 well,

00:53:49.340 then you've

00:53:49.640 got something

00:53:50.040 you can get

00:53:50.560 behind.

00:53:51.620 You say,

00:53:51.920 all right,

00:53:52.160 everybody

00:53:52.500 played,

00:53:53.320 everybody

00:53:53.580 competed,

00:53:54.120 he still

00:53:54.440 won,

00:53:54.820 so now

00:53:55.720 you can

00:53:55.960 back him.

00:53:57.180 But can

00:53:57.620 you back

00:53:58.040 Biden if

00:53:59.020 he takes

00:54:00.060 stronger

00:54:01.120 competition,

00:54:02.760 people who

00:54:03.280 are more

00:54:03.680 capable than

00:54:04.360 he is,

00:54:05.300 and they

00:54:05.660 ban them

00:54:06.100 from competing?

00:54:07.620 I don't

00:54:07.880 know.

00:54:08.060 If I

00:54:09.380 were a

00:54:09.660 Democrat,

00:54:10.120 I don't

00:54:10.340 think I'd

00:54:10.700 vote.

00:54:12.200 I don't

00:54:12.980 think that

00:54:13.340 could get

00:54:13.680 me to

00:54:13.940 the polls.

00:54:14.760 If I

00:54:15.020 said,

00:54:15.280 really?

00:54:16.000 You're

00:54:16.380 giving me

00:54:16.740 one choice

00:54:17.500 and you

00:54:18.840 know exactly

00:54:19.880 who you're

00:54:20.280 giving me,

00:54:20.660 right?

00:54:21.080 It's not

00:54:21.500 like a

00:54:21.800 difference of

00:54:22.260 opinion.

00:54:23.140 There's

00:54:23.540 nobody who

00:54:24.060 thinks Biden

00:54:24.980 is complete.

00:54:27.220 There's no

00:54:27.700 supporter of

00:54:28.320 Biden who

00:54:28.720 says,

00:54:28.920 yeah,

00:54:29.100 he's 100%.

00:54:30.520 Nobody says

00:54:31.060 that.

00:54:31.820 So that is

00:54:32.680 just insulting

00:54:33.420 that those are

00:54:35.000 your only

00:54:35.300 choices.

00:54:36.520 Just insulting.

00:54:37.300 All right.

00:54:42.000 So as

00:54:43.420 you know,

00:54:43.720 we're all

00:54:44.000 waiting for

00:54:44.520 the next

00:54:45.040 PSYOP

00:54:46.500 that will

00:54:47.460 be the

00:54:48.500 headline

00:54:48.980 between now

00:54:50.100 and the

00:54:50.800 election that

00:54:51.520 will be a

00:54:51.920 fake news

00:54:52.500 thing.

00:54:53.040 We're all

00:54:53.260 expecting a

00:54:53.780 big fake

00:54:54.200 news event.

00:54:56.120 And sure

00:54:56.940 enough,

00:54:57.280 someone tried 0.60

00:54:57.740 to burn

00:54:58.080 down MLK's

00:54:59.340 birth home

00:55:00.960 the other

00:55:02.220 day.

00:55:02.940 The only

00:55:03.600 reason it

00:55:04.000 didn't happen

00:55:04.540 is that some

00:55:06.240 tourists from

00:55:06.980 Utah or

00:55:07.580 something spotted

00:55:08.820 it and

00:55:09.500 stopped it.

00:55:11.760 And it

00:55:12.580 was in the

00:55:12.920 daytime.

00:55:16.300 Here's what

00:55:17.000 you need to

00:55:17.400 know about

00:55:17.780 it.

00:55:18.300 The

00:55:18.580 perpetrator

00:55:19.320 was or

00:55:20.500 is a

00:55:20.960 black

00:55:21.240 woman. 0.99

00:55:22.860 That's

00:55:23.420 right. 0.92

00:55:23.940 A black 1.00

00:55:24.500 woman tried 1.00

00:55:25.700 to burn

00:55:26.140 down MLK's 0.87

00:55:27.300 birth home.

00:55:27.780 now I'm

00:55:30.400 not 100%

00:55:31.460 sure that

00:55:33.460 that was

00:55:33.940 a false

00:55:35.460 flag,

00:55:36.080 PSYOP.

00:55:38.160 But I

00:55:40.160 would say

00:55:40.480 more likely

00:55:41.180 mental illness.

00:55:42.740 But the

00:55:43.300 bigger point

00:55:44.260 is that we're

00:55:44.820 all waiting

00:55:45.320 for something.

00:55:47.160 And I love

00:55:47.640 the fact that

00:55:48.360 we've

00:55:49.180 smartly,

00:55:51.760 I think,

00:55:52.580 projecting into

00:55:53.500 the future

00:55:54.000 that it's

00:55:54.400 coming,

00:55:55.740 should give

00:55:56.460 you some

00:55:56.980 protection when

00:55:57.740 it comes.

00:55:58.780 Because I do

00:55:59.260 think it's

00:55:59.660 coming.

00:56:00.540 Now I suspect

00:56:01.420 it's more

00:56:02.100 likely to be

00:56:03.020 based on some

00:56:05.000 news event

00:56:05.680 that's taken

00:56:06.280 into context.

00:56:07.000 So I think

00:56:08.520 it's going

00:56:08.800 to be more

00:56:09.400 of a George

00:56:09.980 Floyd thing

00:56:10.720 where there's

00:56:11.340 a real thing

00:56:12.100 that happens

00:56:12.760 but the

00:56:13.920 effect of it

00:56:14.720 or the

00:56:15.160 details are

00:56:15.920 distorted

00:56:16.440 to make

00:56:17.700 the picture.

00:56:19.480 That's what

00:56:19.940 I think.

00:56:21.240 Less likely

00:56:22.140 than somebody

00:56:22.760 going out

00:56:23.220 and burning

00:56:23.640 something down

00:56:24.260 intentionally.

00:56:26.400 All right.

00:56:27.060 Did you see

00:56:27.640 the pictures

00:56:28.060 from Israel

00:56:28.820 of the

00:56:29.400 stripped

00:56:30.300 down 0.91

00:56:30.760 Palestinian

00:56:31.540 presumably

00:56:34.320 Hamas 0.96

00:56:34.980 people?

00:56:36.100 So they're

00:56:36.820 all wearing

00:56:37.400 weirdly

00:56:38.480 blue or

00:56:40.260 black

00:56:40.640 underwear

00:56:41.340 which is

00:56:43.300 kind of

00:56:43.620 weird.

00:56:45.040 And

00:56:45.480 they're all

00:56:47.480 naked except

00:56:48.520 they're in

00:56:48.800 little skivvies

00:56:49.500 and

00:56:50.900 they're all

00:56:52.160 together in

00:56:52.640 a big group

00:56:53.160 and there's

00:56:54.140 a picture

00:56:54.480 of them.

00:56:55.800 Now

00:56:56.140 am I wrong

00:56:57.780 that that is

00:56:58.480 a gigantic

00:56:59.080 mistake

00:56:59.720 for Israel

00:57:00.980 to allow

00:57:01.480 that photo

00:57:02.080 to go

00:57:02.400 anywhere?

00:57:03.080 I don't

00:57:03.400 know who

00:57:03.680 took the

00:57:04.060 photo

00:57:04.340 but it was

00:57:05.580 probably a

00:57:06.240 mistake

00:57:06.540 to make

00:57:07.020 them 0.98

00:57:07.200 naked 0.97

00:57:07.660 and sit

00:57:09.300 in one

00:57:09.580 place

00:57:09.860 for long

00:57:10.260 enough

00:57:10.460 for somebody

00:57:10.860 to take

00:57:11.140 a photo.

00:57:12.300 Now

00:57:12.540 I know

00:57:12.940 what you're

00:57:13.240 saying

00:57:13.560 so let

00:57:14.440 me say

00:57:14.700 the

00:57:14.880 counter

00:57:15.160 argument.

00:57:16.160 Scott

00:57:16.580 don't you

00:57:17.600 know

00:57:17.940 they have

00:57:18.420 to make

00:57:18.720 them strip 0.77

00:57:19.280 because they

00:57:20.160 might have

00:57:20.580 bombs on 0.79

00:57:22.240 their back

00:57:22.640 or something

00:57:23.040 or something

00:57:23.060 I know

00:57:23.760 but how

00:57:25.960 long do

00:57:26.360 you need

00:57:26.640 somebody

00:57:27.020 to sit

00:57:27.640 in a group

00:57:28.460 of other

00:57:28.940 naked men

00:57:29.600 looking

00:57:31.200 completely

00:57:32.300 humiliated

00:57:33.100 after they're

00:57:34.340 naked?

00:57:35.500 I don't

00:57:36.080 know about

00:57:36.380 you but I

00:57:36.900 can look

00:57:37.260 at a

00:57:37.500 naked man

00:57:38.140 and determine

00:57:39.440 whether a

00:57:40.000 bomb is

00:57:40.420 strapped to 1.00

00:57:40.820 his body

00:57:41.300 very quickly.

00:57:42.940 I can do

00:57:43.360 it and

00:57:43.760 well let

00:57:44.340 me do

00:57:44.560 it.

00:57:46.020 No.

00:57:46.900 No.

00:57:47.740 Nope.

00:57:48.320 No.

00:57:48.600 No bomb there.

00:57:49.220 It took

00:57:50.160 me about

00:57:50.780 a second.

00:57:52.540 So you're

00:57:53.100 telling me

00:57:53.480 that you

00:57:53.740 needed to

00:57:54.300 collect all

00:57:54.960 these people

00:57:55.400 up, put

00:57:56.820 them in

00:57:57.100 one place

00:57:57.760 shoulder to

00:57:58.660 shoulder in

00:57:59.600 the most

00:57:59.940 submissive

00:58:00.560 kneeling

00:58:01.140 conquered

00:58:02.600 position and

00:58:03.940 you've got

00:58:04.180 to take a 0.77

00:58:04.560 freaking 0.99

00:58:04.760 photograph of

00:58:05.480 that.

00:58:07.080 I would

00:58:07.760 say this

00:58:08.260 is the

00:58:08.760 first major

00:58:11.060 PR mistake

00:58:12.340 by Israel.

00:58:14.780 This is a

00:58:15.580 huge mistake

00:58:16.300 and apparently

00:58:17.580 it happened

00:58:17.920 more than

00:58:18.260 once.

00:58:18.680 There's at

00:58:19.240 least two

00:58:19.640 places that

00:58:20.800 they've done

00:58:21.160 this.

00:58:21.940 How do

00:58:22.380 you feel

00:58:22.720 about it?

00:58:24.440 Again, I'm

00:58:25.300 100% backing

00:58:26.800 Israel's 0.75

00:58:27.500 actions.

00:58:29.080 So they

00:58:30.540 got to do

00:58:30.880 what they

00:58:31.100 got to do.

00:58:32.060 But what

00:58:32.400 do you

00:58:32.540 think of

00:58:32.780 this?

00:58:34.340 Which, by

00:58:35.060 the way, I

00:58:35.840 assume is

00:58:36.280 not Israel's 0.89

00:58:37.480 policy.

00:58:38.700 I imagine

00:58:39.240 they're very

00:58:39.700 unhappy that

00:58:40.320 these pictures

00:58:40.860 get there.

00:58:42.260 But this

00:58:44.400 is pretty

00:58:45.480 big.

00:58:46.480 In my

00:58:46.920 mind,

00:58:47.420 this frames

00:58:49.700 them in

00:58:50.300 not the

00:58:50.680 way they

00:58:50.960 want to

00:58:51.200 get framed.

00:58:52.700 Because

00:58:53.180 they're

00:58:53.340 trying not

00:58:53.820 to look

00:58:54.140 like bullies.

00:58:55.500 They're

00:58:55.760 trying to

00:58:56.180 portray

00:58:56.460 themselves as

00:58:57.200 the victim

00:58:58.580 class, at

00:59:00.180 least in

00:59:00.560 terms of

00:59:00.900 October 7th,

00:59:01.980 and use

00:59:03.360 that as

00:59:03.820 their authority

00:59:05.680 to go

00:59:06.120 forward.

00:59:07.020 But that's

00:59:07.680 the kind of

00:59:08.060 picture that

00:59:08.720 can really

00:59:09.940 organize the

00:59:10.600 world against

00:59:11.160 them.

00:59:11.500 Because that

00:59:12.200 did not

00:59:12.680 look like

00:59:14.260 a necessity.

00:59:16.600 Let me

00:59:16.940 say that

00:59:17.280 again.

00:59:18.180 The fact

00:59:18.660 that it

00:59:19.000 didn't look

00:59:19.420 necessary,

00:59:22.400 that changes

00:59:24.840 how you

00:59:25.200 feel about

00:59:25.620 it.

00:59:27.940 Changes

00:59:28.480 how you

00:59:28.800 feel.

00:59:30.340 Anyway,

00:59:32.720 we'll see

00:59:34.520 how they

00:59:34.800 do with

00:59:35.100 that.

00:59:35.800 Here's my

00:59:36.420 reframe for

00:59:37.280 you today.

00:59:38.920 It changed

00:59:39.480 some of

00:59:39.800 your lives.

00:59:41.340 Now, I

00:59:41.740 say that

00:59:42.100 only because

00:59:42.560 there are

00:59:42.840 enough people

00:59:43.480 here at

00:59:43.860 the moment

00:59:44.220 that if

00:59:45.080 only a

00:59:45.540 few of

00:59:45.900 you found

00:59:47.180 this useful,

00:59:48.080 it would

00:59:48.400 be life

00:59:49.080 changing.

00:59:50.380 It goes

00:59:50.740 like this.

00:59:52.000 Are you

00:59:52.580 aware that

00:59:53.200 it feels

00:59:53.700 like sometimes

00:59:54.360 you've got

00:59:54.780 different

00:59:55.120 personalities

00:59:55.700 in your

00:59:56.100 head?

00:59:57.320 Do you

00:59:57.480 have that

00:59:58.020 feeling?

00:59:59.020 Like there's

00:59:59.500 the, you

01:00:00.460 know, if

01:00:00.720 you're, in

01:00:01.700 my case, the

01:00:03.200 creative version

01:00:04.300 of me, the

01:00:04.880 artist in

01:00:05.480 me, is a

01:00:06.640 very distinct

01:00:07.260 personality.

01:00:08.760 And when

01:00:09.160 I'm in

01:00:09.440 my artist

01:00:10.020 head, I'm

01:00:11.180 very much

01:00:11.640 in my

01:00:11.900 artist head.

01:00:12.640 It's almost

01:00:13.020 like it's a

01:00:13.520 different person.

01:00:15.460 Likewise, you

01:00:16.760 know, you

01:00:17.680 might be in

01:00:18.580 your student

01:00:19.120 head, your

01:00:19.860 work head,

01:00:21.280 you know,

01:00:21.460 there's your

01:00:21.940 hangry, you

01:00:23.040 know, you're

01:00:23.400 hungry because

01:00:24.220 you haven't

01:00:25.140 eaten head. 0.67

01:00:25.700 So you've

01:00:26.000 got all these

01:00:26.400 personalities in

01:00:27.200 there, right?

01:00:27.800 And it

01:00:28.040 feels like, it

01:00:29.220 feels like you're

01:00:30.720 one person, but

01:00:32.420 you have a bunch

01:00:32.980 of characteristics.

01:00:34.120 Is that the

01:00:34.640 way you think

01:00:35.100 of yourself?

01:00:36.200 Do you all

01:00:36.920 think of

01:00:37.260 yourself as

01:00:37.860 your one

01:00:38.260 person, and

01:00:39.520 then you have

01:00:39.920 a bunch of

01:00:40.360 characteristics,

01:00:41.220 some good,

01:00:41.740 some bad, but

01:00:42.700 you're one

01:00:43.040 person, you're

01:00:44.100 one mind.

01:00:46.560 That's the way I

01:00:47.220 normally think.

01:00:48.200 Now, here's

01:00:48.860 what gave me the

01:00:51.020 idea for this

01:00:51.620 reframe.

01:00:52.920 As you know, I

01:00:53.980 mentioned it too

01:00:54.540 often.

01:00:55.200 I've been

01:00:55.640 learning to play

01:00:56.340 the drums, and

01:00:57.920 the hard part

01:00:58.360 about learning

01:00:58.800 the drums is

01:00:59.620 getting limb

01:01:00.480 independence.

01:01:01.780 You need your

01:01:02.420 arms and your

01:01:02.880 legs to be doing

01:01:04.020 very different

01:01:04.640 things at the

01:01:05.340 same time.

01:01:06.340 One's doing

01:01:06.860 eighth notes, one

01:01:07.720 doing quarter

01:01:08.320 notes, and your

01:01:09.780 foot is doing

01:01:10.340 the tune at the

01:01:11.240 same time.

01:01:12.480 Now, when you

01:01:13.780 first try to do

01:01:14.840 it, it seems

01:01:15.400 impossible, because

01:01:16.880 your limbs want

01:01:17.480 to move together.

01:01:18.660 They don't have a

01:01:19.660 sense that they

01:01:20.300 could be

01:01:20.580 independent.

01:01:21.700 But if you keep

01:01:22.300 doing it, you

01:01:24.180 split your brain

01:01:25.600 into four or

01:01:26.800 maybe five

01:01:27.560 different parts,

01:01:28.360 and you can

01:01:29.800 actually play

01:01:30.500 and move your

01:01:31.720 consciousness to

01:01:33.100 each of those

01:01:33.680 brains.

01:01:34.660 So I could be

01:01:35.440 playing with all

01:01:36.120 my limbs and

01:01:37.420 say to myself,

01:01:38.160 hey, right arm,

01:01:39.460 let's check in on

01:01:40.260 you.

01:01:40.940 And I could move

01:01:41.480 my consciousness

01:01:42.140 to my right arm,

01:01:43.400 and my left arm

01:01:44.340 is still keeping

01:01:44.860 time.

01:01:46.060 And so are my

01:01:46.640 feet.

01:01:47.580 How the hell?

01:01:48.900 Right?

01:01:49.400 So because I

01:01:51.100 have this sense

01:01:51.880 fairly almost every

01:01:53.420 day that I

01:01:54.540 practice, I have

01:01:56.180 this sense of

01:01:56.960 splitting my brain

01:01:57.960 into four or

01:01:58.960 five separate

01:01:59.640 brains.

01:02:01.980 And yesterday, I

01:02:03.020 was just going

01:02:03.780 for a walk and

01:02:04.440 had the following

01:02:05.040 thought that

01:02:06.340 just froze me.

01:02:08.600 I actually got

01:02:09.780 goosebumps when I

01:02:10.700 thought about it.

01:02:12.560 I realized that

01:02:13.900 there's one

01:02:14.880 personality of

01:02:15.800 mine that

01:02:18.540 runs the

01:02:19.100 others.

01:02:20.480 And until I

01:02:21.460 gave it a name,

01:02:22.960 it didn't have

01:02:24.100 much power.

01:02:25.120 To me, it was

01:02:25.940 like, oh, there's

01:02:26.460 a crowd in there,

01:02:27.280 it seems like,

01:02:27.780 but really, it's

01:02:28.320 just me.

01:02:30.680 And I gave it a

01:02:31.700 name.

01:02:33.480 It's the

01:02:34.060 executive.

01:02:36.600 And as soon as

01:02:37.780 I named it,

01:02:38.780 everything felt

01:02:39.580 different.

01:02:41.780 Because now I

01:02:42.860 think of myself

01:02:43.600 as competing

01:02:44.860 minds.

01:02:46.540 Right?

01:02:46.740 There's the

01:02:47.080 artist mind who

01:02:47.960 wants to come

01:02:48.400 out sometimes.

01:02:49.180 There's the

01:02:49.680 angry one, the

01:02:51.580 smart one, maybe

01:02:53.420 the emotional

01:02:54.000 one, et cetera.

01:02:54.820 But the

01:02:57.720 one I can

01:02:58.260 count on.

01:03:00.080 There's one I

01:03:00.940 can count on

01:03:01.660 because it's the

01:03:02.640 boss of the

01:03:03.240 other ones.

01:03:04.260 There's only one

01:03:05.060 of my minds that

01:03:05.860 can make the

01:03:06.320 other minds

01:03:07.080 cooperate.

01:03:08.240 It's the

01:03:08.720 executive.

01:03:10.280 And as soon as

01:03:11.300 I gave it a

01:03:12.180 name, I

01:03:13.040 could feel it.

01:03:14.520 It actually

01:03:15.280 summoned the

01:03:16.080 executive.

01:03:16.460 So right now

01:03:19.220 I'm in

01:03:19.620 performer head.

01:03:21.560 You go into

01:03:22.740 a head when

01:03:23.540 you're performing

01:03:24.220 because there's

01:03:24.760 a crowd.

01:03:26.360 Performer head

01:03:27.000 is not the

01:03:27.600 executive.

01:03:29.320 Right?

01:03:29.840 But the

01:03:30.220 executive is

01:03:30.820 watching.

01:03:31.860 And the

01:03:32.440 executive takes

01:03:33.180 a lot of

01:03:33.540 time off.

01:03:34.960 The executive

01:03:35.780 doesn't get

01:03:36.340 involved.

01:03:37.580 Right?

01:03:37.980 If you're a 0.88

01:03:38.680 little hangry

01:03:39.300 because you

01:03:39.640 haven't eaten,

01:03:41.100 the executive

01:03:41.680 might get

01:03:42.140 involved, but

01:03:42.540 it doesn't

01:03:42.840 care.

01:03:44.860 Do you know

01:03:45.200 when the

01:03:45.480 executive needs

01:03:46.260 to get

01:03:46.500 involved and

01:03:47.020 when it

01:03:47.280 does?

01:03:48.740 Here's how

01:03:49.320 it feels

01:03:49.640 like to

01:03:49.980 me.

01:03:51.360 The

01:03:51.800 executive

01:03:52.220 gets

01:03:52.600 involved

01:03:53.000 when you've

01:03:53.460 decided.

01:03:56.380 I've made

01:03:56.980 that distinction

01:03:57.580 between wanting

01:03:58.460 something and

01:03:59.140 deciding.

01:04:00.420 The other

01:04:01.000 parts of you

01:04:01.520 want stuff.

01:04:02.800 The artist

01:04:03.400 in me wants

01:04:04.040 something.

01:04:05.600 Right?

01:04:06.020 The emotional

01:04:06.600 part of me

01:04:07.060 wants something.

01:04:08.420 My aggressive

01:04:10.360 part wants

01:04:11.000 something.

01:04:12.160 We're a

01:04:12.460 bunch of

01:04:12.780 wants.

01:04:14.160 But my

01:04:14.600 executive

01:04:15.140 wants

01:04:16.260 is like

01:04:18.400 Darth 0.99

01:04:18.820 fucking 1.00

01:04:19.140 Vader. 0.99

01:04:20.320 When the

01:04:21.040 executive gets

01:04:21.840 involved,

01:04:23.080 you can feel

01:04:24.040 all of your

01:04:24.560 other brains

01:04:25.100 say,

01:04:25.600 I'm sorry.

01:04:26.640 I'm sorry.

01:04:29.160 I didn't

01:04:29.900 mean it.

01:04:30.600 I'm sorry.

01:04:32.060 Because the

01:04:32.760 executive doesn't 1.00

01:04:33.500 fuck around. 0.99

01:04:35.300 The executive 1.00

01:04:36.280 just does the

01:04:37.080 business.

01:04:38.900 Let me put it

01:04:39.760 this way.

01:04:40.140 if I had a

01:04:43.960 home invasion,

01:04:46.200 let's say,

01:04:46.960 or I got

01:04:47.220 mugged or

01:04:47.620 something,

01:04:48.440 if my

01:04:49.240 emotional

01:04:49.860 brain came

01:04:51.160 out,

01:04:51.580 I'd be

01:04:51.860 dead.

01:04:53.260 Or if my

01:04:54.440 artist came

01:04:55.020 out or

01:04:55.320 something.

01:04:55.700 If the

01:04:56.080 wrong me

01:04:57.100 came out,

01:04:57.700 I'm dead.

01:04:58.600 But if the

01:04:59.200 executive comes

01:05:00.000 out, 0.88

01:05:00.660 you're dead. 0.99

01:05:02.600 That's how 0.97

01:05:03.200 it feels.

01:05:05.300 Now,

01:05:05.920 obviously,

01:05:06.700 you know,

01:05:07.340 that's not

01:05:08.040 literally true.

01:05:09.480 But try

01:05:11.640 this reframe.

01:05:13.700 Tell yourself

01:05:14.360 that one of 0.75

01:05:15.020 your brains

01:05:15.600 is the

01:05:16.300 executive.

01:05:17.500 And it

01:05:18.140 can control

01:05:18.800 the rest.

01:05:19.820 Because the

01:05:20.180 rest just

01:05:20.560 was stuff.

01:05:21.760 And wanting

01:05:22.160 is not

01:05:22.580 powerful.

01:05:23.800 Deciding

01:05:24.240 is powerful.

01:05:26.180 So give

01:05:26.780 your executive

01:05:28.000 a name.

01:05:29.060 I call it

01:05:29.540 the executive.

01:05:30.860 You can call

01:05:31.380 it the chairman.

01:05:32.760 You can call

01:05:33.280 it the boss.

01:05:35.760 And then

01:05:36.380 tell yourself

01:05:37.040 the next

01:05:37.660 time you've

01:05:38.100 got a

01:05:38.400 challenge.

01:05:39.580 Let's say

01:05:39.940 the next

01:05:40.260 time you're

01:05:40.620 tempted by

01:05:41.220 something.

01:05:42.720 Call the

01:05:43.100 executive.

01:05:45.160 Just call

01:05:45.780 the executive.

01:05:48.980 Now,

01:05:49.600 I don't

01:05:49.980 think you

01:05:50.320 can understand

01:05:50.880 the power

01:05:51.540 of this

01:05:52.020 until you

01:05:52.940 feel it

01:05:53.440 in real

01:05:54.260 time.

01:05:55.280 So I'll

01:05:56.020 check back

01:05:56.500 with you.

01:05:58.000 Just give

01:05:59.260 a name to

01:05:59.820 that part

01:06:00.600 of you

01:06:00.840 that's in

01:06:01.260 control.

01:06:02.520 And call

01:06:03.080 the executive

01:06:03.660 when you

01:06:04.140 need to

01:06:04.580 just take

01:06:05.720 care of

01:06:05.980 business

01:06:06.340 because

01:06:07.840 and I'll

01:06:09.760 give you

01:06:09.940 the best

01:06:10.220 example.

01:06:11.380 There are

01:06:11.820 sometimes

01:06:12.100 things that

01:06:12.740 you put

01:06:13.080 off because

01:06:14.080 they're

01:06:14.300 unpleasant.

01:06:15.740 The executive

01:06:16.660 doesn't do

01:06:17.220 that.

01:06:18.260 The executive

01:06:18.900 never puts

01:06:20.520 it off

01:06:20.880 because it's

01:06:21.440 unpleasant.

01:06:22.340 The executive

01:06:22.960 doesn't.

01:06:24.820 That's what

01:06:25.400 it's for.

01:06:26.500 It doesn't

01:06:26.900 hesitate.

01:06:27.860 Doesn't ask

01:06:28.540 questions.

01:06:29.640 Just doesn't.

01:06:30.200 So call

01:06:31.660 your executive

01:06:32.200 when you

01:06:32.600 need it.

01:06:33.400 That is

01:06:33.660 your reframe

01:06:34.180 for the

01:06:34.500 day.

01:06:35.200 YouTube,

01:06:35.660 thanks for

01:06:36.020 joining.

01:06:37.220 I'll see

01:06:37.620 you tomorrow.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - December 09, 2023

Episode 2317 CWSA 12⧸09⧸23 Fun Saturday News, Plus I Reframe Your Whole Life

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