Real Coffee with Scott Adams - January 05, 2024


Episode 2344 CWSA 01⧸05⧸24


Episode Stats

Length

58 minutes

Words per Minute

138.96584

Word Count

8,144

Sentence Count

611

Misogynist Sentences

10

Hate Speech Sentences

20


Summary

In this episode of the podcast, we talk about a new technology called Rumble Studio, and how it could change the way we think about reality. Plus, a new piece of physics that ties together quantum and regular physics, and a new way to understand reality itself.


Transcript

00:00:00.720 Anything could happen. That was the sound and video for you YouTubers. Anything good?
00:00:09.760 I know we're looking good over our locals.
00:00:14.000 All right.
00:00:17.280 Good, good. All right, we've got Rumble up and working. Looks like YouTube is up and working.
00:00:23.120 I don't know yet if we have Twitter up and working. We'll be able to check it.
00:00:30.320 We're doing new technology today. We're using the Rumble Studio to get to multiple platforms.
00:00:37.280 And let me just do a quick check to make sure we're live on X. There we are. We'll all be damned.
00:00:44.240 So we're live on X. We're live on YouTube. We're live on Rumble. We're live on locals.
00:00:50.000 We get comments from everywhere except X. I guess X doesn't feed the comments.
00:00:56.240 So, ladies and gentlemen,
00:01:00.160 Would you like this to start in the normal way so you'll feel like everything is the way you want it to be?
00:01:06.480 Yeah. Yeah, you do. Watch this.
00:01:11.040 Do-do-do-do-do-do.
00:01:11.360 Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do.
00:01:15.360 Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do.
00:01:16.800 Do-do-do.
00:01:31.840 that nobody could even imagine.
00:01:34.000 All you need is a cup or mug or a glass,
00:01:35.740 a tank or chalice or stein,
00:01:37.080 a canteen jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind.
00:01:40.760 Fill it with your favorite liquid.
00:01:42.040 I like coffee.
00:01:43.100 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure
00:01:45.060 of the dopamine at the end of the day,
00:01:46.300 the thing that makes everything great.
00:01:48.680 Let's call this simultaneous citadens.
00:01:50.420 Now go.
00:01:55.140 Oh, that's good.
00:01:58.280 Oh, so good.
00:01:59.980 All right.
00:02:01.840 I'm just gonna look at the comments here for a moment
00:02:05.320 to see if there's anything that's problematic.
00:02:09.040 Doesn't seem to be.
00:02:11.820 Make sure we're current.
00:02:14.220 There we go.
00:02:15.560 Wow, I love this new technology.
00:02:17.840 It's working great.
00:02:19.180 So I've got a separate comments on the locals platform.
00:02:21.860 They're gonna see a little extra
00:02:23.500 before and after the live stream.
00:02:27.160 I just love this, everything's working.
00:02:29.220 I really wasn't expecting this.
00:02:31.840 I was almost sure that today would be just a flaming disaster.
00:02:36.820 Well, look at this.
00:02:37.980 Look at us.
00:02:38.760 Look at us working perfectly.
00:02:40.720 All right.
00:02:42.580 Well, we'll talk about all the stories,
00:02:44.540 including aliens in Miami.
00:02:46.760 We'll get to that.
00:02:47.700 There's a physicist who's got some new thinking
00:02:52.580 tying together quantum and regular physics.
00:02:56.840 His name is Piotr Oganowski.
00:03:01.080 And I want to just read you this one part of his new technique
00:03:05.860 in which he's trying to understand reality itself.
00:03:10.080 That's right.
00:03:11.360 Reality itself.
00:03:12.340 And he says this.
00:03:16.320 If the method I have developed turns out to be the right one
00:03:19.160 that we've been looking,
00:03:21.800 the right one that we have been looking for for 100 years,
00:03:25.480 it also means that the entire,
00:03:27.500 listen to this next part,
00:03:29.180 the entire world around us
00:03:31.120 is just a constantly waving field
00:03:34.140 and space-time itself
00:03:36.180 is only a way of perceiving this field.
00:03:38.880 Does that make any sense to any of you?
00:03:44.040 How many of you know what a field is in physics?
00:03:49.300 I spent a lot of time yesterday talking to AI,
00:03:52.600 JetGPT,
00:03:53.880 trying to figure out
00:03:54.700 what do they really mean when they say a field?
00:03:58.020 Because a field doesn't have mass or energy.
00:04:01.180 It's just sort of a way to describe a set of probabilities,
00:04:05.420 I guess, in the real world.
00:04:06.580 Well, that's how I like to conceive of it,
00:04:08.740 but that's not exactly right.
00:04:10.920 But here's something I wrote in the 90s,
00:04:13.480 in the Dilbert future in the 90s.
00:04:16.280 I speculated that what if nothing moves?
00:04:22.560 What if our reality is static
00:04:24.440 and nothing ever moves?
00:04:27.200 The only thing that moves
00:04:28.740 is your consciousness
00:04:30.620 moving through almost a solid.
00:04:34.120 But the solid contains every possibility.
00:04:39.060 So if you take a left,
00:04:40.300 your arm is a little higher.
00:04:42.060 If you take a right,
00:04:43.140 your arm is a little lower.
00:04:44.780 But basically,
00:04:45.560 your consciousness would be weaving
00:04:47.100 through a four-dimensional cube.
00:04:50.900 So that's the way I imagined reality,
00:04:53.440 sort of like a flip book
00:04:54.500 where you flip the pages
00:04:56.540 and you can see a little static cartoon moving.
00:04:58.920 So it would seem to us
00:05:00.580 like the cartoon is moving,
00:05:02.500 but all we're doing
00:05:03.160 is flipping through the pages of reality
00:05:04.980 with our consciousness.
00:05:07.960 I like to think about things like that.
00:05:12.100 All right.
00:05:12.720 Well, just put that out there.
00:05:15.060 Brian Ramelli has a term
00:05:16.920 I like to adopt
00:05:17.960 for your own personal AI
00:05:21.140 that will be the one
00:05:23.180 that's what he calls
00:05:24.900 an intelligence amplifier.
00:05:28.600 I like this a lot.
00:05:30.160 And the reason is
00:05:30.860 if you say there's
00:05:32.220 artificial intelligence
00:05:33.660 and then there's also humans,
00:05:36.400 then you say to yourself,
00:05:37.940 oh, no,
00:05:38.900 it's us against them
00:05:40.020 because we're so built
00:05:42.100 for us against them stuff.
00:05:44.720 It just turns into Terminator
00:05:46.480 and the AI is going to be our enemy.
00:05:48.640 The AI is going to take our jobs.
00:05:51.160 But with Brian's formulation
00:05:53.620 as an intelligence amplifier,
00:05:57.000 now it makes sense, doesn't it?
00:05:58.860 Now you say,
00:05:59.540 oh, give me some of that AI.
00:06:01.080 It'll make me smarter.
00:06:02.600 It's not your competitor,
00:06:04.580 although it might be that too.
00:06:06.560 But I do like the idea
00:06:07.640 of having your own personal AI
00:06:09.240 that nobody can pollute or control.
00:06:12.440 And then you feed it
00:06:14.200 everything it needs to know about you
00:06:15.740 and whatever skills
00:06:17.020 you need it to know specifically.
00:06:18.380 And they can interact
00:06:20.220 with the larger AIs in the world,
00:06:21.980 but it would also be like a bubble wrap
00:06:24.560 to protect you from those other AIs.
00:06:28.740 So that does seem the way
00:06:31.200 the world is going.
00:06:32.040 So I think you'll have
00:06:32.680 your own personal intelligence amplifier.
00:06:34.840 amplifier and one of its main uses
00:06:37.700 would be to protect you
00:06:40.000 from the AI that's, you know,
00:06:42.980 not your personal one.
00:06:45.000 Does that make sense?
00:06:46.400 I feel like that's what it's going to look like.
00:06:48.300 I think Brian is right.
00:06:49.160 Well, I saw the most vicious
00:06:53.180 ex-platform dunk today,
00:06:57.080 but it's kind of subtle.
00:06:59.760 Yeah, you have to know a little bit
00:07:01.020 of the context for this
00:07:02.620 to be as funny as I thought it was.
00:07:04.860 I think I laughed for about 10 minutes
00:07:06.400 after I saw this.
00:07:08.040 All right.
00:07:08.640 So you probably know
00:07:10.040 that the news cycle
00:07:12.140 for the last several days,
00:07:13.400 if you follow politics,
00:07:14.420 has been one viral video
00:07:16.980 after another
00:07:17.700 of Vivek Ramaswamy
00:07:19.340 just obliterating
00:07:21.200 some kind of news reporter.
00:07:26.740 And so you see
00:07:28.660 just one after another.
00:07:29.760 And there's another one today
00:07:30.660 of him just, you know,
00:07:32.300 destroying this NBC reporter.
00:07:35.780 Now, you have to know the context
00:07:39.040 that Vivek is being
00:07:40.540 really singled down
00:07:42.200 by literally everybody
00:07:43.400 as unusually gifted
00:07:45.920 in his communication
00:07:48.040 and his speaking.
00:07:50.200 So if you didn't know that,
00:07:51.240 it's not as funny
00:07:51.900 to know that he is really
00:07:53.600 being singled down
00:07:54.840 as like the best communicator
00:07:56.500 of our age, really.
00:07:58.860 And you have to know
00:08:00.720 that he's running against
00:08:01.660 Nikki Haley,
00:08:03.240 and he often has some words
00:08:04.620 for her.
00:08:05.860 But Nikki Haley posted today
00:08:08.500 on the X platform,
00:08:09.880 we have to deal
00:08:12.560 with the cancer
00:08:13.300 that is mental health.
00:08:31.680 That's who Vivek
00:08:32.780 is competing with.
00:08:33.760 Yesterday, there's a viral video
00:08:44.940 of Vivek getting a question
00:08:46.900 from an atheist
00:08:47.820 at one of his town hall
00:08:50.280 kind of meetings in Iowa.
00:08:52.400 And Vivek goes on this,
00:08:54.340 you know,
00:08:55.520 detailed and yet
00:08:57.000 simplified explanation,
00:08:59.200 so it was easy to follow,
00:09:00.280 about the founders
00:09:01.720 of the country.
00:09:02.960 He's like,
00:09:03.660 well, Thomas Paine
00:09:04.660 was an atheist
00:09:05.380 and, you know,
00:09:06.060 he did this.
00:09:07.060 And, of course,
00:09:08.460 you know,
00:09:08.660 my favorite was
00:09:09.580 Thomas Jefferson
00:09:10.720 who was a deist,
00:09:12.500 you know,
00:09:12.660 and yes,
00:09:13.080 the other founders
00:09:13.860 were Christians,
00:09:15.740 but he gives you
00:09:16.380 this entire
00:09:17.180 completely
00:09:18.660 useful
00:09:20.500 context
00:09:22.280 and then gives
00:09:23.620 a completely
00:09:24.380 elegant
00:09:24.960 explanation
00:09:26.000 of how
00:09:26.660 he's going to
00:09:27.620 separate
00:09:27.980 what he believes
00:09:28.680 about God
00:09:29.320 from what he believes
00:09:30.080 about the Constitution
00:09:30.960 and his job
00:09:32.480 is to follow
00:09:33.020 the Constitution
00:09:33.840 as president.
00:09:35.900 Now,
00:09:36.080 it was the most
00:09:36.600 elegant,
00:09:37.620 perfect,
00:09:39.140 spontaneous,
00:09:40.260 no notes,
00:09:41.700 no ums,
00:09:42.480 no pauses,
00:09:44.160 just,
00:09:44.620 you know,
00:09:45.700 display of sheer brilliance
00:09:47.660 that makes you think,
00:09:49.780 oh,
00:09:50.000 maybe America
00:09:50.640 can do okay
00:09:51.820 and maybe
00:09:52.900 we're not doomed.
00:09:55.560 And then
00:09:56.240 Nikki Haley
00:09:56.800 posts,
00:09:58.240 we have to deal
00:10:00.520 with the cancer
00:10:01.160 that is mental health.
00:10:08.080 But that's not
00:10:09.080 the best part.
00:10:10.360 That's not
00:10:10.840 the best part.
00:10:12.140 Apparently,
00:10:12.680 Vivek has been
00:10:13.460 accusing Nikki Haley
00:10:14.620 of, you know,
00:10:15.840 having other people
00:10:16.720 post her,
00:10:17.960 post her
00:10:19.200 social media.
00:10:20.640 So after she
00:10:22.120 posts this,
00:10:23.620 Vivek just
00:10:24.480 reposts it
00:10:25.260 and he comments
00:10:26.480 and he says,
00:10:27.120 I think she might
00:10:28.200 have actually
00:10:28.580 written this one
00:10:29.240 herself.
00:10:43.240 I can't think
00:10:44.260 of anything
00:10:44.660 more vicious
00:10:45.520 than attributing
00:10:48.280 what somebody
00:10:48.920 said to them.
00:10:49.980 that was his
00:10:52.720 insult.
00:10:53.520 His insult
00:10:54.140 was attributing
00:10:54.900 her actual
00:10:55.440 words to her.
00:10:57.660 Yeah,
00:10:57.940 I think she
00:10:58.500 actually said
00:10:59.080 this.
00:11:04.100 Oh,
00:11:04.980 that made me laugh
00:11:05.740 for so long
00:11:06.240 this morning.
00:11:07.160 Anyway,
00:11:08.480 let's talk about
00:11:09.820 Epstein Island.
00:11:10.760 We're all like
00:11:11.440 digging through
00:11:11.940 those turds
00:11:12.700 trying to find
00:11:13.300 some gold.
00:11:13.860 and Epstein Island
00:11:16.380 is mostly
00:11:16.920 just turds,
00:11:18.020 but we're
00:11:19.040 pretty sure
00:11:19.580 there's some
00:11:20.000 gold in there,
00:11:20.700 right?
00:11:21.320 Like,
00:11:21.600 oh,
00:11:22.360 I just
00:11:22.740 dig through
00:11:23.120 the turds
00:11:23.600 long enough.
00:11:24.580 I'm going to
00:11:24.860 find this story.
00:11:26.600 So here's the
00:11:27.160 best we got
00:11:27.800 today.
00:11:29.480 I guess the
00:11:30.360 new dump
00:11:32.400 of Epstein
00:11:33.480 documents that
00:11:34.300 have been
00:11:34.540 disclosed.
00:11:35.100 Bill Clinton
00:11:36.840 apparently went
00:11:37.660 to the offices
00:11:38.240 of Vanity Fair
00:11:39.280 and somewhat
00:11:41.800 threatened them
00:11:42.680 to not write
00:11:43.400 an article
00:11:43.820 about his
00:11:44.240 good friend
00:11:44.780 Epstein.
00:11:47.500 Do you think
00:11:48.220 that really
00:11:48.580 happened?
00:11:50.640 I don't know
00:11:51.480 if I believe
00:11:53.160 anything.
00:11:54.320 It sounds
00:11:54.820 possible.
00:11:55.660 Yeah,
00:11:55.900 it sounds in
00:11:56.700 the realm of
00:11:57.220 something that's
00:11:57.660 possible.
00:11:58.340 But it's in
00:11:58.800 the news,
00:11:59.760 so I don't
00:12:03.000 believe much
00:12:03.600 of what's in
00:12:04.240 the news
00:12:04.680 when it's a
00:12:05.240 story like
00:12:05.900 that.
00:12:06.960 You know,
00:12:07.140 somebody went
00:12:07.720 into an
00:12:08.100 office and
00:12:08.700 said this
00:12:09.100 or that.
00:12:10.080 I feel like
00:12:10.640 those stories
00:12:11.460 are usually
00:12:12.840 at least
00:12:13.300 misleading or
00:12:14.160 in a context
00:12:14.860 or something.
00:12:15.600 But,
00:12:16.280 all right,
00:12:16.560 that was the
00:12:16.880 best we got.
00:12:18.880 Since we
00:12:19.480 already knew
00:12:19.900 Clinton was a
00:12:20.720 friend of
00:12:21.120 Epstein,
00:12:21.700 does that
00:12:23.320 really tell
00:12:23.780 you something
00:12:24.160 new?
00:12:25.960 A friend
00:12:26.440 sticking up
00:12:27.100 for a
00:12:27.360 friend?
00:12:28.380 I don't
00:12:28.640 know.
00:12:29.280 So there's
00:12:29.620 not much
00:12:29.960 going on in
00:12:30.540 the Epstein
00:12:30.980 story,
00:12:31.620 except a lot
00:12:32.140 of fake
00:12:32.500 stories about
00:12:33.140 it.
00:12:34.680 Well,
00:12:35.940 the FDA
00:12:36.400 is set to
00:12:38.420 approve Florida
00:12:39.240 to buy
00:12:40.860 Canadian
00:12:42.060 pharma drugs
00:12:43.220 at much
00:12:43.900 lower prices.
00:12:46.020 Does that
00:12:46.840 sound like a
00:12:47.400 good idea?
00:12:48.740 So Canada
00:12:49.500 has similar
00:12:50.740 drugs to what
00:12:51.600 we have,
00:12:52.060 but they're
00:12:52.280 much lower
00:12:52.820 prices.
00:12:53.900 So the
00:12:54.700 idea is we'll
00:12:55.300 just buy them
00:12:55.760 from Canada.
00:12:56.340 does anybody
00:12:59.180 have an
00:12:59.520 economics degree
00:13:00.500 who's watching
00:13:01.380 this?
00:13:03.100 This whole
00:13:04.360 thing is
00:13:04.780 because people
00:13:05.320 don't understand
00:13:06.020 how anything
00:13:06.520 works,
00:13:07.080 isn't it?
00:13:08.500 Isn't there
00:13:08.900 something terribly
00:13:09.600 wrong with the
00:13:10.220 whole story?
00:13:10.760 It's like,
00:13:11.480 are you not
00:13:11.980 understanding how
00:13:12.740 anything works?
00:13:15.340 Let me
00:13:15.960 explain how
00:13:16.480 everything works.
00:13:18.120 The day
00:13:18.920 that Florida
00:13:20.620 is allowed to
00:13:21.460 buy pharmaceuticals
00:13:22.720 from Canada,
00:13:24.200 the pharmaceutical
00:13:25.000 company probably
00:13:27.300 is going to
00:13:27.600 raise the price
00:13:28.260 to American
00:13:30.380 prices.
00:13:31.760 And they're
00:13:32.400 going to say,
00:13:32.880 Canada,
00:13:33.460 if you want to
00:13:34.380 continue getting
00:13:35.040 these low prices,
00:13:36.480 you're going to
00:13:36.880 have to ban
00:13:37.480 sales to America.
00:13:39.960 How's that not
00:13:40.820 going to happen?
00:13:42.140 So Canada is
00:13:43.060 going to wake up
00:13:43.660 and find out
00:13:44.180 they can't buy
00:13:44.800 drugs anymore
00:13:45.540 unless they buy
00:13:47.300 it at American
00:13:47.880 prices.
00:13:49.340 So do you
00:13:50.080 think in the
00:13:50.600 long run,
00:13:51.300 Florida is going
00:13:51.900 to get lower
00:13:52.320 prices?
00:13:52.720 You would
00:13:54.800 have to know
00:13:55.280 nothing about
00:13:55.920 economics or
00:13:56.960 business to
00:13:58.000 assume this
00:13:58.540 could work in
00:13:59.220 the long run.
00:14:00.240 In the short
00:14:00.740 run, probably
00:14:02.180 yes.
00:14:03.120 Probably they
00:14:03.620 could buy some
00:14:04.160 drugs before
00:14:04.900 Canada gets
00:14:05.860 their act
00:14:06.180 together.
00:14:07.300 But the
00:14:07.940 moment Canada
00:14:08.660 adjusts to
00:14:09.900 the new
00:14:10.180 reality, they're
00:14:11.960 going to want
00:14:12.280 to get lower
00:14:12.720 prices.
00:14:13.660 So they're
00:14:14.300 going to say
00:14:14.640 to the pharma
00:14:15.100 company, okay,
00:14:16.240 we'll pass a
00:14:16.840 law that we
00:14:17.300 don't give
00:14:17.900 any of this
00:14:18.520 stuff to the
00:14:19.720 United States.
00:14:20.340 how could
00:14:22.620 this possibly
00:14:23.240 go any
00:14:23.760 other way?
00:14:25.300 Can anybody
00:14:25.740 give me an
00:14:26.280 idea of how
00:14:26.820 this could go
00:14:27.400 any other
00:14:27.800 way?
00:14:30.260 Now, I
00:14:31.000 would love
00:14:31.400 for it to
00:14:31.860 work, but
00:14:33.160 it doesn't
00:14:33.580 make sense
00:14:34.000 on paper.
00:14:35.740 Am I the
00:14:36.380 only one
00:14:36.700 saying this?
00:14:37.900 Anybody agree?
00:14:39.000 Do you agree
00:14:39.440 that it doesn't
00:14:39.980 make sense on
00:14:40.580 paper?
00:14:41.720 That it
00:14:42.320 couldn't
00:14:42.620 possibly work
00:14:43.380 in the long
00:14:43.820 run?
00:14:43.960 It was
00:14:47.100 worth testing.
00:14:48.820 If it were
00:14:49.500 me, I'd
00:14:49.960 try it.
00:14:51.280 So I think
00:14:51.700 DeSantis has
00:14:52.460 the right
00:14:52.760 instinct.
00:14:53.900 Let's see
00:14:54.280 what happens.
00:14:54.940 Maybe they
00:14:55.400 can't adjust.
00:14:57.540 Maybe it
00:14:58.060 works.
00:14:58.460 Who knows?
00:15:01.240 All right.
00:15:02.280 But the
00:15:02.900 complaints are
00:15:03.620 that Canada
00:15:04.280 would run
00:15:04.760 out of drugs
00:15:05.440 because there's
00:15:06.860 not enough
00:15:07.340 of them.
00:15:10.740 Not enough
00:15:11.480 of them.
00:15:11.880 wouldn't
00:15:13.280 Big Pharma
00:15:13.820 want to
00:15:14.200 sell them
00:15:14.580 more drugs?
00:15:16.240 Like, why
00:15:16.680 would they
00:15:16.960 run out?
00:15:17.860 Like, none
00:15:18.240 of it makes
00:15:18.680 sense in
00:15:19.800 any economic
00:15:20.720 business
00:15:21.820 context.
00:15:23.380 It's like the
00:15:23.920 story is just
00:15:24.540 stupid or
00:15:25.080 something.
00:15:26.200 I don't know.
00:15:27.180 But good
00:15:27.640 luck with
00:15:27.980 that.
00:15:29.000 Well, you
00:15:29.300 know, Iceland
00:15:29.700 has this big
00:15:30.340 problem with
00:15:30.780 volcanoes,
00:15:31.640 especially
00:15:32.160 lately.
00:15:32.960 But apparently,
00:15:33.920 on the plus
00:15:34.680 side, they
00:15:35.920 figured out
00:15:36.740 that if they
00:15:37.260 dig down all
00:15:39.080 the way into
00:15:39.640 the Magna
00:15:40.480 Core,
00:15:40.920 Magna
00:15:42.580 Core,
00:15:43.400 that they
00:15:44.780 can create
00:15:46.240 some power
00:15:47.600 with the
00:15:49.000 heat
00:15:49.260 differentials
00:15:50.540 because it's
00:15:51.000 so hot.
00:15:52.420 I don't think
00:15:53.220 they're making
00:15:53.560 a Sterling
00:15:54.060 engine, but
00:15:54.600 somehow they
00:15:55.100 can turn
00:15:55.580 it into
00:15:56.040 power.
00:15:58.540 Sorry.
00:16:00.420 Now, what's
00:16:01.160 interesting about
00:16:01.800 this, in my
00:16:02.660 opinion, is
00:16:03.240 I have long
00:16:04.620 speculated
00:16:05.260 that the most
00:16:06.560 important technology
00:16:07.840 for the future
00:16:08.640 is hole
00:16:10.540 digging,
00:16:11.580 digging holes.
00:16:14.200 And I think
00:16:14.960 there's something
00:16:15.360 like the
00:16:16.060 Musk's company,
00:16:17.320 the boring
00:16:17.780 company that
00:16:18.400 makes tunnels.
00:16:20.000 I think
00:16:20.600 digging into
00:16:21.480 the earth
00:16:22.800 and doing it
00:16:24.200 better and more
00:16:24.900 efficiently and
00:16:25.800 drilling holes
00:16:26.880 and digging
00:16:27.700 tunnels, I
00:16:29.220 think it's
00:16:29.600 one of, it
00:16:30.160 sounds like a
00:16:30.720 boring kind
00:16:31.480 of field,
00:16:31.960 hole, but
00:16:33.660 we have
00:16:33.980 unlimited
00:16:34.420 energy under
00:16:35.200 the ground.
00:16:36.520 If you
00:16:36.860 could just, if
00:16:37.660 you had the
00:16:38.220 way to just
00:16:39.860 dig a hole
00:16:40.600 deeply enough,
00:16:42.740 you have
00:16:43.400 unlimited
00:16:43.780 energy.
00:16:45.020 So it
00:16:45.340 seems to
00:16:45.720 me that it
00:16:46.820 was always
00:16:47.220 sort of an
00:16:47.720 obvious way
00:16:48.400 to go, to
00:16:49.740 just improve
00:16:51.160 our hole
00:16:51.660 digging
00:16:52.020 technology.
00:16:53.060 That looks
00:16:53.560 like what
00:16:53.940 Iceland is
00:16:54.440 trying to
00:16:54.760 do.
00:16:56.180 So I don't
00:16:56.880 believe that
00:16:57.560 it's a
00:16:57.960 current
00:16:58.280 technology
00:16:58.920 that's
00:16:59.240 going to
00:16:59.900 dig into
00:17:00.420 this
00:17:00.760 caulifla
00:17:02.460 magma
00:17:03.240 testbed
00:17:04.280 situation,
00:17:05.080 but they
00:17:06.000 think they
00:17:06.360 can do
00:17:06.680 it.
00:17:07.960 So that
00:17:08.220 would be
00:17:08.480 amazing.
00:17:09.420 Keep an
00:17:09.720 eye on
00:17:09.980 that.
00:17:11.320 Holes,
00:17:12.080 holes are
00:17:12.660 the big
00:17:12.920 next tech.
00:17:14.580 All right,
00:17:15.140 I saw a
00:17:15.640 suggestion
00:17:16.160 from X
00:17:17.360 user George
00:17:17.940 Mack, who
00:17:19.200 says that
00:17:19.960 the X
00:17:20.340 platform
00:17:20.680 should have
00:17:21.140 what he
00:17:21.340 calls a
00:17:21.740 steel man
00:17:22.500 button.
00:17:23.680 A steel
00:17:24.080 man is
00:17:24.940 the best
00:17:25.880 form of an
00:17:26.580 argument on
00:17:27.240 one side.
00:17:27.920 That would
00:17:28.120 be the
00:17:28.480 steel man,
00:17:29.560 as opposed
00:17:30.460 to a
00:17:30.880 straw man,
00:17:32.320 which is
00:17:32.880 trying to
00:17:33.860 say your
00:17:34.520 opponent's
00:17:35.020 argument in
00:17:35.620 the weakest
00:17:36.060 way so
00:17:36.760 that you
00:17:37.200 can debunk
00:17:37.920 it.
00:17:39.620 Now, the
00:17:40.340 idea is
00:17:40.920 that since
00:17:42.340 Grock can
00:17:43.740 see all of
00:17:44.620 the arguments
00:17:45.460 on social
00:17:46.020 media, that
00:17:47.160 you could
00:17:47.520 ask Grock,
00:17:48.900 if you saw
00:17:49.620 a post,
00:17:50.600 you could
00:17:50.920 ask Grock to
00:17:51.840 give you the
00:17:52.260 pros and
00:17:52.620 cons of the
00:17:53.540 best arguments
00:17:54.320 for the
00:17:55.220 point that's
00:17:55.940 in the
00:17:56.160 tweet for
00:17:57.080 the post.
00:17:57.540 What do
00:17:58.560 you think
00:17:58.720 of that?
00:17:59.900 Would you
00:18:00.440 like the
00:18:00.900 option of
00:18:03.040 surfacing using
00:18:04.680 AI to
00:18:05.380 surface the
00:18:05.960 best arguments
00:18:06.580 on both
00:18:07.040 sides?
00:18:10.460 I freaking
00:18:11.360 love it.
00:18:13.260 Does this
00:18:14.980 sound like
00:18:15.360 something I've
00:18:15.920 been suggesting
00:18:17.020 for a long
00:18:17.560 time?
00:18:18.680 Now, I was
00:18:19.580 suggesting it
00:18:20.180 before AI
00:18:20.860 was practical,
00:18:21.640 political, so
00:18:22.680 I was
00:18:22.920 suggesting that
00:18:23.800 there should
00:18:24.560 be a way
00:18:25.060 for, if
00:18:25.780 anybody makes
00:18:27.060 a point on
00:18:27.760 some, let's
00:18:28.360 say, political
00:18:29.520 or scientific
00:18:30.300 topic, or
00:18:32.080 social, that
00:18:33.080 other people
00:18:33.640 could just
00:18:34.200 add their
00:18:34.760 arguments in
00:18:35.760 the comments,
00:18:36.820 but other
00:18:37.400 people could
00:18:38.200 vote up the
00:18:39.980 best of the
00:18:40.800 pro and the
00:18:41.280 cons.
00:18:42.660 So it would
00:18:43.620 be up to the
00:18:44.080 public to
00:18:44.620 decide what's
00:18:45.140 the best
00:18:45.660 alternative
00:18:46.300 argument that's
00:18:47.360 convincing to
00:18:48.080 them, but I
00:18:49.700 think AI might
00:18:50.580 be the better
00:18:51.120 way to go.
00:18:52.660 And here's
00:18:53.460 the good
00:18:53.800 news.
00:18:55.160 Elon Musk
00:18:55.820 posted that
00:18:56.860 they're already
00:18:57.220 working on
00:18:57.700 it.
00:18:58.380 They're already
00:18:58.800 working on
00:18:59.940 it.
00:19:00.400 Yeah, that's
00:19:00.920 true.
00:19:01.240 Reddit would
00:19:01.660 be almost
00:19:02.920 what that
00:19:03.700 is, yes.
00:19:04.520 It would be
00:19:04.900 a Reddit
00:19:05.220 kind of a
00:19:05.660 model.
00:19:06.280 But apparently
00:19:06.880 Musk is
00:19:08.680 looking at
00:19:09.060 using Grok,
00:19:09.980 their AI, to
00:19:11.660 surface the
00:19:12.920 best arguments.
00:19:16.160 Now, like
00:19:17.520 everything, one
00:19:19.120 assumes that
00:19:21.120 what you're
00:19:21.460 going to be
00:19:21.680 looking at
00:19:22.300 is unexpected
00:19:24.700 problems.
00:19:26.620 Don't you
00:19:27.120 think?
00:19:28.060 There's going
00:19:28.400 to be massive
00:19:29.880 unexpected
00:19:30.600 problems.
00:19:35.340 So I
00:19:35.900 don't know
00:19:36.160 if there
00:19:36.300 was me.
00:19:36.800 But it's
00:19:37.140 worth a shot.
00:19:38.120 I think
00:19:38.340 that's
00:19:38.660 absolutely a
00:19:39.920 productive
00:19:40.260 thing.
00:19:41.260 So good
00:19:42.260 for Musk.
00:19:44.320 All right,
00:19:44.700 so Nikki
00:19:45.880 Haley and
00:19:46.500 Ron DeSantis
00:19:47.060 had their
00:19:47.620 town halls
00:19:48.440 separately, one
00:19:50.200 after another
00:19:50.700 on CNN.
00:19:52.780 And here's
00:19:54.220 what Haley
00:19:54.840 says about
00:19:56.220 Trump and
00:19:57.280 why you
00:19:57.680 should pick
00:19:58.280 somebody who's
00:19:59.000 not Trump.
00:20:00.240 She says
00:20:01.020 that chaos
00:20:01.540 follows him.
00:20:03.220 And we
00:20:03.520 can't have a
00:20:03.940 country in
00:20:04.380 disarray, blah,
00:20:05.900 blah, blah,
00:20:06.220 blah, blah,
00:20:06.420 chaos.
00:20:08.060 Who says,
00:20:09.280 who's the
00:20:09.680 person who
00:20:10.120 says that
00:20:10.580 Trump brings
00:20:11.200 chaos?
00:20:12.360 Where's that
00:20:12.960 come from?
00:20:13.360 Am I
00:20:16.020 wrong that
00:20:16.520 that is
00:20:16.940 literally the
00:20:17.980 Democrat
00:20:18.520 attack?
00:20:20.780 Don't the
00:20:21.220 Democrats
00:20:21.620 literally say
00:20:22.420 chaos is the
00:20:23.280 reason you
00:20:23.660 don't want
00:20:24.060 Trump?
00:20:24.840 They use
00:20:25.560 that actual
00:20:26.000 word.
00:20:27.080 Why is she
00:20:27.560 using the
00:20:28.200 Democrat
00:20:28.640 word to
00:20:29.840 attack
00:20:30.220 Trump?
00:20:31.880 Because people
00:20:32.740 are accusing
00:20:33.380 her of being
00:20:33.940 a uniparty,
00:20:35.460 you know,
00:20:35.800 half-Democrat
00:20:36.720 candidate anyway.
00:20:38.200 It's kind of
00:20:38.880 weird that she
00:20:39.480 would use the
00:20:40.340 exact argument
00:20:42.280 from the
00:20:42.820 Democrats.
00:20:44.300 It seems like
00:20:45.140 an odd choice
00:20:45.940 and not a
00:20:46.860 good one.
00:20:47.680 It's not a
00:20:48.280 good look.
00:20:50.620 So there's
00:20:51.920 that.
00:20:52.620 And then
00:20:52.960 Nikki
00:20:53.320 says that
00:20:54.220 Trump and
00:20:55.600 Ron and
00:20:56.040 all of them
00:20:56.460 have said
00:20:56.840 let's leave
00:20:57.340 Ukraine.
00:20:58.040 So she's
00:20:58.420 more of a
00:20:59.120 support NATO
00:20:59.940 or Ukraine
00:21:01.100 kind of
00:21:01.500 candidate,
00:21:02.240 which also
00:21:03.160 sounds like
00:21:03.680 a Democrat.
00:21:05.180 A little
00:21:05.840 bit to
00:21:06.200 me.
00:21:07.440 So the
00:21:07.780 two things
00:21:08.440 that sort
00:21:09.460 of stood
00:21:09.960 out,
00:21:10.340 and got
00:21:10.620 called out
00:21:11.360 in the
00:21:12.780 press,
00:21:13.800 were two
00:21:14.180 things that
00:21:14.600 looked kind
00:21:14.980 of Democrat,
00:21:16.100 which of
00:21:16.720 course is why
00:21:17.280 they highlighted
00:21:17.840 them.
00:21:19.200 Yeah.
00:21:19.820 So that's
00:21:20.420 interesting.
00:21:21.820 And then
00:21:22.160 DeSantis,
00:21:23.580 I don't know
00:21:24.980 how DeSantis
00:21:25.560 could be more
00:21:26.260 boring.
00:21:27.860 Like,
00:21:28.720 he might be
00:21:29.380 a great
00:21:29.800 president,
00:21:30.500 by the way.
00:21:31.240 I have a
00:21:31.840 very positive
00:21:32.400 feeling about
00:21:32.980 DeSantis as
00:21:33.740 a governor,
00:21:34.460 and I would
00:21:35.500 imagine it
00:21:36.100 would cross
00:21:37.320 over to the
00:21:37.860 presidency.
00:21:38.480 I think he'd
00:21:38.880 be very capable.
00:21:39.540 But here's
00:21:41.480 what he
00:21:41.680 said.
00:21:42.380 He introduced
00:21:43.060 his new
00:21:43.480 idea of
00:21:44.080 a flat
00:21:44.560 tax.
00:21:47.020 Come on.
00:21:49.520 Come on.
00:21:52.400 Come on.
00:21:54.600 Flat tax.
00:21:57.540 Flat tax is
00:21:58.560 what you say
00:21:59.220 when you want
00:22:00.500 to sound like
00:22:01.040 a Republican,
00:22:02.100 but you know
00:22:03.260 it'll never
00:22:03.780 happen.
00:22:05.240 Do you know
00:22:05.520 what is the
00:22:05.920 least likely
00:22:06.820 thing that
00:22:07.280 would ever
00:22:07.580 happen in the
00:22:08.160 United States?
00:22:08.800 a flat
00:22:10.040 tax.
00:22:10.960 There's
00:22:11.420 nothing less
00:22:12.100 likely than
00:22:12.660 that.
00:22:13.740 Nothing.
00:22:15.040 So why
00:22:15.480 does he even
00:22:15.960 bother him?
00:22:17.080 It's just
00:22:17.420 so he has
00:22:17.720 something to
00:22:18.620 say.
00:22:19.280 It is so
00:22:20.080 boring that
00:22:21.420 the best
00:22:22.180 thing he
00:22:22.540 can come
00:22:22.920 up with
00:22:23.400 is the
00:22:24.180 oldest thing
00:22:25.000 that Republicans
00:22:25.640 say that
00:22:26.820 has never
00:22:27.220 had a chance
00:22:27.820 of being
00:22:28.300 any kind
00:22:28.940 of a
00:22:29.180 policy
00:22:29.520 law.
00:22:29.900 Now,
00:22:33.100 you know
00:22:33.840 why a
00:22:34.220 flat tax
00:22:34.840 is popular
00:22:36.280 but ridiculous,
00:22:37.300 right?
00:22:38.000 Does anybody
00:22:38.440 ever explain
00:22:38.980 that to you?
00:22:40.200 You know
00:22:40.560 why you're
00:22:40.840 not ever
00:22:41.240 going to
00:22:41.480 get it?
00:22:43.060 Let me
00:22:43.580 explain the
00:22:45.520 flat tax.
00:22:47.640 The funny
00:22:48.420 thing about
00:22:48.800 a flat tax
00:22:49.440 is everybody
00:22:50.700 believes that
00:22:51.500 they would
00:22:51.840 pay less
00:22:52.300 taxes.
00:22:52.800 Everybody
00:22:56.160 believes that
00:22:57.720 a flat tax
00:22:58.480 would mean
00:22:58.900 that they
00:22:59.260 personally
00:22:59.700 pay less
00:23:00.260 taxes because
00:23:01.720 whenever anybody
00:23:02.380 talks about
00:23:02.920 the flat
00:23:03.280 tax,
00:23:03.860 they pick
00:23:04.520 a number
00:23:04.940 that's lower
00:23:06.120 than what
00:23:06.900 most people
00:23:07.440 pay in
00:23:07.800 taxes.
00:23:08.520 At least
00:23:08.700 most voters.
00:23:09.660 Not most
00:23:10.020 people,
00:23:10.480 but most
00:23:10.780 voters.
00:23:11.800 So it
00:23:12.300 always sounds
00:23:12.960 good.
00:23:13.660 It's like
00:23:14.020 that good
00:23:14.420 political
00:23:14.840 thing to
00:23:15.320 say,
00:23:16.020 but it's
00:23:16.720 ridiculous.
00:23:18.200 There isn't
00:23:19.040 the slightest
00:23:20.300 chance that
00:23:21.880 we're going
00:23:22.180 to take
00:23:22.600 our taxes
00:23:23.620 that are
00:23:24.000 high on
00:23:24.380 the rich
00:23:24.840 and low
00:23:25.980 on the
00:23:26.300 poor and
00:23:27.560 reverse it
00:23:28.280 so that
00:23:29.140 everybody's
00:23:29.600 paying about
00:23:30.000 the same.
00:23:30.340 There isn't
00:23:30.640 any chance.
00:23:31.760 Why would
00:23:32.140 he even
00:23:32.400 bring that
00:23:32.820 up?
00:23:34.220 That is
00:23:34.560 the most
00:23:34.820 ridiculous
00:23:35.280 thing to
00:23:35.920 bring up.
00:23:37.280 You might
00:23:37.540 as well
00:23:37.760 say,
00:23:38.800 I'm going
00:23:39.280 to issue
00:23:39.600 everybody
00:23:39.960 wings so
00:23:40.580 you can
00:23:40.860 fly around
00:23:41.500 and you
00:23:41.800 don't need
00:23:42.140 a car.
00:23:43.520 It sounds
00:23:44.080 exactly the
00:23:44.780 same.
00:23:45.480 No,
00:23:45.800 there's no
00:23:46.220 practical way
00:23:47.060 that a flat
00:23:47.640 tax will
00:23:48.140 ever happen.
00:23:49.820 Absurd.
00:23:50.940 And by the
00:23:51.360 way,
00:23:51.520 I would love
00:23:52.000 it.
00:23:52.600 Do you
00:23:53.480 know why I
00:23:53.900 would love
00:23:54.280 a flat
00:23:54.660 tax?
00:23:55.880 Because just
00:23:56.680 like the rest
00:23:57.340 of you,
00:23:57.700 I think I
00:23:58.160 would pay
00:23:58.440 less taxes.
00:24:00.620 At a time
00:24:01.280 when our
00:24:01.820 debt is
00:24:06.260 out of
00:24:06.540 control,
00:24:07.880 do you think
00:24:08.220 they're going
00:24:08.500 to flat
00:24:08.880 tax you and
00:24:09.780 have a lower
00:24:10.620 rate for
00:24:11.040 everybody?
00:24:11.240 no.
00:24:11.720 No.
00:24:11.740 All right.
00:24:15.840 Here's a
00:24:16.620 fact check.
00:24:20.220 This bothered
00:24:21.100 me a little
00:24:21.580 bit, but the
00:24:22.260 problem might
00:24:22.920 be on my
00:24:23.460 end.
00:24:23.920 So I want
00:24:24.380 you to tell
00:24:25.080 me if the
00:24:25.740 problem is
00:24:26.220 on my end
00:24:27.140 or did
00:24:28.120 DeSantis
00:24:28.560 get something
00:24:29.220 wrong?
00:24:30.900 When DeSantis
00:24:31.860 was describing
00:24:33.220 the risk of
00:24:33.920 fentanyl,
00:24:34.820 which he takes
00:24:35.460 very seriously,
00:24:36.400 which I
00:24:36.660 appreciate,
00:24:37.040 he said
00:24:38.520 as an
00:24:39.000 example,
00:24:40.100 he said
00:24:40.500 that one
00:24:41.060 of the risks
00:24:41.500 would be a
00:24:42.120 student wants
00:24:43.700 to take a
00:24:44.280 pill to
00:24:45.020 stay awake,
00:24:46.680 you know,
00:24:46.960 to study,
00:24:48.580 which would
00:24:50.140 be illegal,
00:24:51.100 but they
00:24:51.820 don't realize
00:24:52.420 it has fentanyl
00:24:53.360 in it,
00:24:53.960 so they take
00:24:54.540 the pill
00:24:54.860 and they
00:24:55.120 die.
00:24:56.320 What's wrong
00:24:56.980 with that?
00:24:58.600 What's wrong
00:24:59.240 with that
00:24:59.520 example?
00:25:00.560 Student wants
00:25:01.400 to stay awake
00:25:02.040 to study,
00:25:02.680 so they take
00:25:03.200 a pill
00:25:03.600 that unbeknownst
00:25:05.120 to them has
00:25:05.660 fentanyl in it
00:25:06.560 and then they
00:25:07.080 die of an
00:25:07.460 overdose.
00:25:08.300 What's wrong
00:25:08.860 with that
00:25:09.200 example?
00:25:11.140 Not that it's
00:25:11.740 anecdotal.
00:25:13.820 Now,
00:25:14.500 well,
00:25:14.840 okay,
00:25:15.060 I'm not sure
00:25:15.840 I'm right,
00:25:18.080 but let me
00:25:19.640 suggest this.
00:25:22.000 If you're a
00:25:22.880 student who
00:25:23.420 wants to
00:25:23.840 stay awake,
00:25:24.860 you're looking
00:25:25.320 for an
00:25:26.080 upper,
00:25:26.660 something like
00:25:27.180 a speed
00:25:27.680 or an
00:25:28.080 Adderall
00:25:28.580 or,
00:25:29.360 you know,
00:25:29.640 some meth
00:25:30.280 related upper,
00:25:32.240 you would
00:25:32.780 know that
00:25:33.960 if you're
00:25:34.420 asking for
00:25:34.920 an upper
00:25:35.280 that whoever
00:25:36.400 was offering
00:25:37.060 it knew
00:25:37.580 they were
00:25:37.900 offering
00:25:38.240 uppers.
00:25:39.540 I think
00:25:40.220 it would
00:25:40.400 be very
00:25:40.820 rare that
00:25:42.040 somebody tried
00:25:42.680 to sell
00:25:43.080 you an
00:25:43.760 upper,
00:25:45.020 but they
00:25:46.380 snuck you
00:25:47.420 a doubter
00:25:48.100 because that's
00:25:48.940 what the
00:25:49.200 fentanyl would
00:25:49.720 be.
00:25:50.140 So fentanyl
00:25:50.800 would be a
00:25:51.240 replacement for
00:25:51.900 a party
00:25:52.280 drug.
00:25:53.480 Fentanyl
00:25:53.880 would never,
00:25:55.300 ever be in
00:25:57.360 a drug that
00:25:57.880 was helping
00:25:58.260 your stomach
00:25:58.800 because it
00:25:59.640 doesn't do
00:26:00.060 that.
00:26:01.340 So while it's
00:26:02.880 true in
00:26:03.440 general that
00:26:04.680 we don't
00:26:05.060 know what's
00:26:05.500 in each
00:26:05.800 pill,
00:26:06.960 I think
00:26:07.420 the risk
00:26:08.200 that the
00:26:09.180 governor
00:26:09.480 pointed out
00:26:10.300 is maybe
00:26:11.260 one that
00:26:11.840 possibly has
00:26:13.160 never happened.
00:26:14.600 Could happen,
00:26:16.000 but it's
00:26:16.680 probably so
00:26:17.300 rare that
00:26:18.740 it would be
00:26:19.040 closer to
00:26:19.680 never because
00:26:21.720 even the
00:26:22.180 dealer would
00:26:22.720 know what
00:26:23.000 they have.
00:26:23.580 The dealer
00:26:23.900 isn't going
00:26:24.280 to try to
00:26:24.660 sell you
00:26:25.180 opioid and
00:26:27.620 tell you
00:26:27.940 it's speed.
00:26:28.720 I don't
00:26:29.400 think that
00:26:29.900 happens a
00:26:30.840 lot.
00:26:32.880 Because you
00:26:33.300 can usually
00:26:33.760 find the
00:26:34.300 dealer.
00:26:36.740 Even the
00:26:37.440 criminal has
00:26:38.100 some kind
00:26:38.560 of business
00:26:40.760 acumen.
00:26:41.580 They know
00:26:41.880 they have to
00:26:42.240 sell you
00:26:42.560 something in
00:26:43.860 the general
00:26:44.720 category of
00:26:45.460 what you
00:26:45.720 thought you
00:26:46.020 were buying
00:26:46.460 if they
00:26:46.820 want to
00:26:47.180 repeat
00:26:47.480 customer.
00:26:50.280 Anyway,
00:26:50.960 I don't want
00:26:51.340 to make that
00:26:52.420 a big point.
00:26:53.420 I was just
00:26:53.900 curious if
00:26:55.620 that is a
00:26:56.740 thing that
00:26:57.080 anybody's ever
00:26:57.820 heard of.
00:26:58.460 I've never
00:26:58.820 heard of it.
00:26:59.840 I've never
00:27:00.200 heard of
00:27:00.480 anybody dying
00:27:01.120 because they
00:27:02.200 thought they
00:27:02.520 were going
00:27:02.740 to get a
00:27:03.120 study pill
00:27:03.680 and they
00:27:03.960 got fentanyl
00:27:04.640 instead.
00:27:05.580 But I've
00:27:05.880 heard of it
00:27:06.180 in the
00:27:06.380 party context.
00:27:09.460 Anyway,
00:27:09.940 the only reason
00:27:10.360 I bring that
00:27:10.840 up is I
00:27:11.340 think the
00:27:11.660 more our
00:27:12.340 politicians
00:27:12.920 understand about
00:27:14.180 the drug,
00:27:15.560 the better
00:27:16.060 they will be
00:27:16.540 equipped to
00:27:17.240 do something
00:27:17.760 productive.
00:27:18.960 I thought that
00:27:19.860 showed maybe
00:27:20.440 a little bit
00:27:20.920 lack of
00:27:21.380 understanding
00:27:21.940 of how it
00:27:23.020 all works.
00:27:26.220 Another fun
00:27:27.180 story is I
00:27:28.300 told you that
00:27:28.760 Mark Cuban
00:27:29.380 is weighing
00:27:31.360 in on the
00:27:32.220 X platform
00:27:32.860 in favor
00:27:33.360 of DEI
00:27:34.040 and he's
00:27:35.160 debated with
00:27:35.960 Musk on
00:27:36.980 the platform
00:27:37.560 and he
00:27:39.060 believes that
00:27:39.660 if you try
00:27:41.220 really hard
00:27:41.860 you can find
00:27:42.480 all these
00:27:43.040 golden diamonds
00:27:45.260 of minority
00:27:46.760 people who
00:27:47.420 have been
00:27:47.680 overlooked by
00:27:49.080 discrimination
00:27:49.720 and it
00:27:51.200 would be
00:27:51.600 behoove a
00:27:52.500 company to
00:27:53.260 try a little
00:27:54.700 harder to
00:27:55.360 find those
00:27:56.000 minority
00:27:56.720 hires
00:27:57.200 that would
00:27:58.260 add more
00:27:58.960 than the
00:27:59.280 average
00:27:59.660 they would
00:28:00.180 be even
00:28:00.520 better than
00:28:01.040 the average
00:28:01.460 person that
00:28:02.020 they hired
00:28:02.360 by average
00:28:02.980 I mean
00:28:03.260 white.
00:28:05.540 So that's
00:28:06.880 Mark's
00:28:07.340 point of
00:28:08.060 view.
00:28:08.660 Now my
00:28:09.000 point of
00:28:09.380 view is
00:28:09.800 that he
00:28:10.080 couldn't
00:28:10.420 possibly
00:28:10.920 believe what
00:28:11.500 he's saying
00:28:11.880 because he's
00:28:12.380 too smart.
00:28:14.500 Basically he's
00:28:16.140 presenting an
00:28:16.840 argument that
00:28:17.380 only dumb
00:28:17.820 people present
00:28:19.440 and I think
00:28:20.680 he knows it
00:28:21.400 because he's
00:28:22.960 smart.
00:28:23.740 So I'm
00:28:24.180 starting with
00:28:24.860 the assumption
00:28:26.160 that Mark
00:28:27.460 Cuban is
00:28:27.940 unusually
00:28:28.660 capable and
00:28:29.600 smart and
00:28:30.120 he couldn't
00:28:30.460 possibly believe
00:28:31.320 what he's
00:28:31.640 saying.
00:28:32.600 It's the
00:28:33.000 sort of thing
00:28:33.660 you say like
00:28:34.220 the flat
00:28:34.680 tax.
00:28:36.460 Right?
00:28:37.300 The flat
00:28:37.780 tax is
00:28:38.220 something that
00:28:38.800 it's basically
00:28:39.560 just something
00:28:40.280 politicians say.
00:28:43.080 It couldn't
00:28:43.840 possibly happen.
00:28:45.560 And I
00:28:45.960 think that
00:28:46.460 when Cuban
00:28:48.140 sells his
00:28:49.220 basketball team
00:28:50.120 which I
00:28:51.560 haven't heard
00:28:51.940 a reason for
00:28:52.580 it yet.
00:28:53.320 Maybe he's
00:28:53.880 sad but I
00:28:54.280 haven't heard
00:28:54.580 one.
00:28:55.660 And then he
00:28:56.020 also comes
00:28:56.580 out publicly
00:28:57.340 in favor of
00:28:58.000 DEI.
00:28:59.380 A core
00:29:00.480 Democrat
00:29:01.560 political
00:29:03.080 point.
00:29:04.300 It feels
00:29:05.020 like he's
00:29:05.580 the candidate
00:29:06.120 under glass.
00:29:07.560 As if he's
00:29:08.480 just going to
00:29:10.060 be available
00:29:10.840 until the
00:29:12.740 last minute
00:29:13.340 in case you
00:29:13.880 need him.
00:29:15.320 Now if I
00:29:16.700 had to guess
00:29:17.160 I can't read
00:29:17.740 his mind.
00:29:18.580 He might be
00:29:19.140 thinking he
00:29:19.680 doesn't want to
00:29:20.320 run and
00:29:20.800 doesn't want to
00:29:21.340 be president.
00:29:22.320 But he might
00:29:23.080 also be thinking
00:29:23.880 and he
00:29:24.320 would be
00:29:24.640 correct because
00:29:25.580 why?
00:29:26.680 He's very
00:29:27.420 smart.
00:29:29.100 As soon as
00:29:29.920 you say he's
00:29:30.440 dumb nothing
00:29:31.240 makes sense.
00:29:32.500 Like the
00:29:32.720 whole thing
00:29:33.160 nothing makes
00:29:33.940 sense.
00:29:35.100 Assume he's
00:29:35.660 smart and
00:29:36.960 then build
00:29:37.440 your worldview
00:29:38.160 from that
00:29:38.820 because that's
00:29:39.840 going to be a
00:29:40.180 better base.
00:29:40.700 If he's smart
00:29:42.620 he wouldn't
00:29:43.880 run because
00:29:44.840 he'd be
00:29:45.060 running against
00:29:45.640 Biden and
00:29:46.220 that would
00:29:46.980 be a bad
00:29:47.360 look.
00:29:48.460 But he
00:29:48.880 would simply
00:29:49.480 raise his
00:29:50.720 political profile
00:29:51.760 and put his
00:29:52.860 business in
00:29:53.720 order where it
00:29:54.540 would be easier
00:29:54.940 to be a public
00:29:55.560 figure.
00:29:56.340 It would be
00:29:56.700 hard to be a
00:29:57.320 public figure
00:29:57.900 and own a
00:29:58.480 basketball team.
00:30:00.340 You couldn't
00:30:01.620 do it.
00:30:02.080 It would be a
00:30:02.520 mess.
00:30:03.480 You'd lose
00:30:05.540 half of your
00:30:05.960 fans.
00:30:06.660 It would just
00:30:07.000 be a mess.
00:30:07.440 So it
00:30:09.160 looks suspiciously
00:30:10.400 like Mark
00:30:12.320 is preparing
00:30:13.080 himself to
00:30:14.480 be pressed
00:30:15.340 into service
00:30:16.140 at the last
00:30:16.740 minute against
00:30:18.220 his will.
00:30:19.080 As in,
00:30:19.820 well, I
00:30:20.100 didn't want
00:30:20.520 to run for
00:30:20.920 president,
00:30:22.040 but let's
00:30:22.820 say Gavin
00:30:23.560 Newsom had
00:30:24.040 some scandal,
00:30:26.220 just speculating,
00:30:28.180 and Biden
00:30:29.080 had to drop
00:30:29.680 out for one
00:30:30.220 reason or
00:30:30.600 another.
00:30:31.700 Who could
00:30:32.680 be ready on
00:30:33.320 such short
00:30:33.820 notice?
00:30:35.100 Well,
00:30:36.140 somebody who
00:30:36.720 just sold
00:30:37.120 his best
00:30:37.720 team and
00:30:39.920 has a little
00:30:40.660 in his
00:30:40.880 hands might
00:30:42.160 be a
00:30:42.440 candidate,
00:30:43.480 maybe.
00:30:44.680 So my
00:30:45.980 take is that
00:30:46.520 he doesn't
00:30:46.880 believe what
00:30:47.280 he's saying,
00:30:47.820 but it's
00:30:48.160 good politics
00:30:48.960 to say it.
00:30:54.340 Bill
00:30:54.860 Ackman
00:30:55.240 responding to
00:30:56.280 Mark
00:30:56.840 and as
00:30:58.480 you know,
00:30:58.980 Bill Ackman
00:30:59.420 was the
00:30:59.740 one who
00:30:59.940 was pressing
00:31:01.120 the hardest
00:31:01.600 to get
00:31:02.940 Claudine
00:31:03.920 Gay fired
00:31:04.480 as president
00:31:04.980 of Harvard
00:31:05.440 with
00:31:07.040 Chris
00:31:08.120 Ruffo.
00:31:10.800 He said
00:31:11.620 to Mark
00:31:12.120 Cuban
00:31:12.420 about
00:31:13.540 DEI
00:31:14.200 when Mark
00:31:15.040 said how
00:31:15.400 valuable
00:31:15.780 DEI was.
00:31:17.200 So Ackman
00:31:17.740 says,
00:31:18.300 that's exactly
00:31:18.860 what I
00:31:19.280 thought until
00:31:19.800 I did
00:31:20.140 the work.
00:31:21.240 I encourage
00:31:21.780 you to do
00:31:22.340 the same
00:31:22.780 and revert.
00:31:24.580 DEI is
00:31:25.200 not about
00:31:25.680 diversity,
00:31:26.300 equity,
00:31:26.600 and inclusion.
00:31:27.640 Trust me,
00:31:28.420 I fell for
00:31:29.000 the same
00:31:29.400 trap you
00:31:29.880 did,
00:31:30.740 Bill.
00:31:32.340 How much
00:31:33.040 are you
00:31:33.240 loving Bill
00:31:33.820 Ackman?
00:31:35.380 Keep in
00:31:36.000 mind,
00:31:36.240 Bill Ackman
00:31:36.640 is a
00:31:36.960 Democrat.
00:31:39.160 If you
00:31:39.780 want to
00:31:39.960 give him
00:31:40.200 extra,
00:31:40.780 extra,
00:31:41.260 extra credit,
00:31:42.740 Bill Ackman
00:31:43.180 did this
00:31:43.620 as a
00:31:44.160 Democrat.
00:31:46.200 This is
00:31:46.800 pure public
00:31:47.420 service.
00:31:49.700 To me,
00:31:50.060 it looks
00:31:50.300 like.
00:31:50.860 To me,
00:31:51.360 this is
00:31:51.660 Bill Ackman
00:31:52.180 just giving
00:31:52.680 something to
00:31:53.240 the country
00:31:53.700 because he
00:31:55.100 thought he
00:31:55.460 could.
00:31:56.580 It looks
00:31:57.140 like the
00:31:57.480 classic
00:31:57.880 situation
00:31:58.560 where he
00:32:00.420 didn't wake
00:32:00.920 up and
00:32:01.300 say,
00:32:01.780 I want
00:32:02.420 to do
00:32:02.660 this.
00:32:03.820 I don't
00:32:04.140 think he
00:32:04.420 woke up
00:32:04.840 and said,
00:32:05.240 oh,
00:32:05.400 this is
00:32:05.720 the first
00:32:06.100 choice of
00:32:06.620 things I
00:32:07.000 want to
00:32:07.280 do,
00:32:07.860 try to
00:32:08.140 get rid
00:32:08.420 of a
00:32:08.600 Harvard
00:32:08.820 president.
00:32:09.640 I think
00:32:10.020 he thought
00:32:10.380 he was
00:32:10.840 maybe one
00:32:12.000 of the few
00:32:12.380 people who
00:32:12.820 could make
00:32:13.100 it happen.
00:32:14.340 He simply
00:32:14.780 had the
00:32:15.080 ability.
00:32:16.520 So he
00:32:17.000 took his
00:32:17.620 ability and
00:32:18.360 he applied
00:32:18.800 it to the
00:32:19.980 benefit,
00:32:20.600 in my
00:32:21.060 opinion,
00:32:21.540 of the
00:32:21.880 country,
00:32:22.460 and he's
00:32:22.900 doing it
00:32:23.280 again by
00:32:24.700 showing the
00:32:26.060 counterpoint to
00:32:26.940 Mark Cuban's
00:32:27.840 point of
00:32:28.760 view.
00:32:29.920 And I
00:32:30.860 could not
00:32:31.320 respect this
00:32:32.000 more.
00:32:32.260 I mean,
00:32:33.760 this is
00:32:34.140 very clearly
00:32:36.020 independent of
00:32:38.420 party loyalties,
00:32:39.880 and it does
00:32:40.900 seem like it
00:32:42.700 is entirely
00:32:43.440 based on
00:32:44.260 what's good
00:32:44.680 for the
00:32:44.960 country.
00:32:45.320 I just
00:32:45.600 don't see
00:32:45.980 any other
00:32:46.520 motive.
00:32:48.200 So that's
00:32:49.640 your dad
00:32:50.360 energy right
00:32:50.920 there.
00:32:51.820 That is
00:32:52.180 pure dad
00:32:53.340 energy.
00:32:54.380 So good
00:32:55.060 for you.
00:32:56.920 Then Elon
00:32:57.600 Musk replied to
00:32:58.720 Mark Cuban,
00:32:59.600 so we get all
00:33:00.200 our billionaires
00:33:00.920 in on the
00:33:01.700 act here.
00:33:03.020 And so
00:33:03.560 when Mark Cuban
00:33:04.600 said, you
00:33:05.140 know, DEI is
00:33:05.940 so good for
00:33:06.620 the company,
00:33:08.580 Elon Musk
00:33:09.100 said, cool.
00:33:10.280 So when
00:33:10.840 should we
00:33:11.140 expect to
00:33:11.700 see a
00:33:12.100 short white
00:33:12.900 or Asian
00:33:13.400 woman on
00:33:13.960 the Mavericks?
00:33:15.620 Now, he
00:33:16.000 might be a
00:33:17.320 little behind
00:33:17.780 and not
00:33:18.120 know that
00:33:18.620 Cuban is
00:33:19.420 selling the
00:33:19.800 Mavericks,
00:33:20.580 although I
00:33:21.020 think he
00:33:21.300 might be
00:33:21.620 staying
00:33:21.940 associated
00:33:22.460 with it
00:33:23.020 in some
00:33:23.380 way.
00:33:23.580 I don't
00:33:24.200 know the
00:33:24.500 details.
00:33:24.840 So, yeah,
00:33:27.640 how do
00:33:27.860 you answer
00:33:28.200 that?
00:33:30.940 I think
00:33:31.780 what Cuban
00:33:33.980 said was
00:33:34.620 if you
00:33:34.940 look at
00:33:35.240 the entire
00:33:35.760 organization,
00:33:37.240 it's actually
00:33:37.960 more diverse.
00:33:41.180 Now, is
00:33:43.180 that making
00:33:43.780 it better
00:33:44.160 or making
00:33:44.540 it worse?
00:33:45.740 Let me
00:33:46.040 think.
00:33:47.220 Almost all
00:33:47.920 the players
00:33:48.460 are black,
00:33:49.940 but if you
00:33:50.740 include the
00:33:51.500 executives,
00:33:52.620 it's really
00:33:53.280 quite diverse.
00:33:54.840 I'm not
00:33:56.140 sure that's
00:33:56.640 the point
00:33:56.960 you wanted
00:33:57.380 to make,
00:33:57.860 Mark,
00:33:58.700 because it
00:33:59.420 sounds to
00:33:59.880 me like
00:34:00.200 the executives
00:34:00.860 are mostly
00:34:01.680 not black
00:34:02.580 and the
00:34:03.580 players are
00:34:04.140 mostly black,
00:34:05.260 which would
00:34:05.860 sound exactly
00:34:06.500 like a
00:34:06.920 problem,
00:34:07.420 not a
00:34:07.700 solution.
00:34:09.540 Just saying.
00:34:12.100 Now,
00:34:13.400 Mike
00:34:14.240 Benz
00:34:14.740 weighs in
00:34:16.660 and shows
00:34:17.540 two pictures
00:34:18.280 next to
00:34:18.800 each other
00:34:19.240 on X.
00:34:20.660 One picture
00:34:21.520 is a picture
00:34:22.260 of his
00:34:22.560 basketball team
00:34:23.300 players.
00:34:24.840 who look
00:34:27.280 like 90%
00:34:29.080 black.
00:34:29.520 I couldn't
00:34:29.800 tell.
00:34:31.220 Then next
00:34:32.060 to it was
00:34:32.440 a picture
00:34:32.800 of the
00:34:33.100 executives
00:34:33.600 of his
00:34:34.180 new
00:34:34.340 health
00:34:34.560 care
00:34:34.740 company,
00:34:35.860 who are,
00:34:36.640 let's say,
00:34:37.860 much less
00:34:38.540 black.
00:34:41.680 But to
00:34:42.740 be fair
00:34:43.360 to Mark
00:34:44.140 Cuban,
00:34:44.900 if you
00:34:45.600 were to
00:34:45.860 add his
00:34:46.300 basketball
00:34:46.860 team to
00:34:48.480 his
00:34:48.800 health
00:34:49.080 care
00:34:49.360 company
00:34:50.140 and looked
00:34:51.140 at it as
00:34:51.700 an average,
00:34:53.000 very diverse.
00:34:54.840 That's
00:34:55.480 right.
00:34:56.980 So,
00:34:58.260 slap right
00:34:59.860 back at
00:35:00.360 you.
00:35:01.720 I call
00:35:02.600 it pocket
00:35:03.100 diversity.
00:35:05.640 As long
00:35:06.560 as anywhere
00:35:07.240 else is a
00:35:10.000 different color,
00:35:10.780 I'm diverse.
00:35:12.240 You know,
00:35:12.700 sitting here
00:35:13.420 doing this
00:35:14.340 live stream,
00:35:15.420 you're probably
00:35:15.740 saying to
00:35:16.160 yourself,
00:35:16.900 I've seen
00:35:17.620 nothing but a
00:35:18.160 white man
00:35:18.600 since I
00:35:19.140 started watching.
00:35:19.800 but what
00:35:21.820 you don't
00:35:22.320 know is
00:35:23.400 if you
00:35:23.720 walk out
00:35:24.120 the door
00:35:24.540 around the
00:35:25.500 corner through
00:35:26.100 a gated
00:35:26.480 community and
00:35:27.660 up four
00:35:28.140 houses,
00:35:28.760 you would
00:35:29.280 find that I
00:35:29.760 have a
00:35:30.020 black
00:35:30.240 neighbor.
00:35:33.200 So,
00:35:33.900 if you
00:35:34.820 count the
00:35:35.320 entire
00:35:35.700 neighborhood,
00:35:37.180 which is
00:35:37.880 mostly just
00:35:38.400 that one
00:35:38.740 house plus
00:35:39.280 me,
00:35:40.540 that would
00:35:41.440 be diverse
00:35:42.120 on average.
00:35:44.680 So,
00:35:44.780 that's sort
00:35:45.140 of Mark
00:35:46.140 Cuban
00:35:46.500 diversity I
00:35:47.340 got going
00:35:47.720 here.
00:35:49.680 So,
00:35:50.640 that's
00:35:53.900 funny.
00:35:55.200 Then
00:35:55.560 Christopher
00:35:55.980 Ruffo
00:35:56.580 weighed in
00:35:57.400 on the
00:35:57.800 Mark
00:35:58.000 Cuban
00:35:58.360 DEI
00:36:00.140 opinion.
00:36:00.760 He says,
00:36:01.680 Mark
00:36:01.900 Cuban
00:36:02.160 needs to
00:36:02.680 think
00:36:02.980 beyond
00:36:03.340 euphemisms.
00:36:04.660 His
00:36:04.820 support of
00:36:05.240 DEI is
00:36:05.880 like hearing
00:36:06.440 about
00:36:06.880 re-education
00:36:08.220 camps and
00:36:09.000 thinking,
00:36:10.020 great idea.
00:36:11.120 I support
00:36:11.600 education and
00:36:12.980 I love
00:36:13.260 camping.
00:36:15.800 Read your
00:36:16.640 Orwell,
00:36:17.180 he says.
00:36:18.480 Now,
00:36:19.080 that's a
00:36:19.540 good take.
00:36:21.360 He likes
00:36:21.780 DEI because
00:36:22.580 he likes
00:36:22.980 diversity,
00:36:23.720 equity,
00:36:24.140 and inclusion.
00:36:25.800 And Ruffo
00:36:26.220 says,
00:36:26.900 that's like
00:36:27.300 saying you
00:36:27.680 like education
00:36:28.540 camps,
00:36:29.560 re-education
00:36:30.220 camps,
00:36:30.600 because you
00:36:30.880 like education
00:36:31.740 and you
00:36:32.640 love camping.
00:36:34.560 So,
00:36:35.340 those are
00:36:36.180 two good
00:36:36.540 things.
00:36:41.200 No more
00:36:41.980 Democrats
00:36:42.500 and no more
00:36:43.180 Republicans.
00:36:44.000 Well,
00:36:44.460 I don't buy
00:36:44.980 that framing.
00:36:46.200 I see what
00:36:46.660 you're saying.
00:36:47.840 You know,
00:36:48.100 I understand
00:36:48.640 the point
00:36:49.060 that there's
00:36:49.560 no more
00:36:49.940 Democrats
00:36:50.460 and no more
00:36:50.960 Republicans
00:36:51.400 because they
00:36:51.960 all want
00:36:52.320 war.
00:36:53.040 I get
00:36:53.600 that.
00:36:54.500 But that's
00:36:55.060 not reality.
00:36:56.440 I mean,
00:36:57.180 war is the
00:36:58.040 one place
00:36:58.620 where they do
00:36:59.160 act the same
00:36:59.860 in a lot of
00:37:00.740 ways.
00:37:00.940 But there's
00:37:02.100 more to war
00:37:02.620 in the world.
00:37:05.960 Not much,
00:37:06.900 but there's
00:37:07.220 more.
00:37:08.640 So,
00:37:09.200 I asked
00:37:09.500 the following
00:37:10.020 question on
00:37:11.180 X in a
00:37:11.840 poll.
00:37:12.860 I said,
00:37:13.620 who has
00:37:13.960 lost more
00:37:15.120 jobs because
00:37:16.000 of racism?
00:37:16.920 And I gave
00:37:17.400 people four
00:37:18.080 choices.
00:37:19.260 Claudine Gay,
00:37:22.000 Scott Adams,
00:37:22.900 Abraham Lincoln,
00:37:25.420 and Derek
00:37:27.520 Chauvin.
00:37:29.700 Now,
00:37:30.400 who do you
00:37:30.800 think won?
00:37:31.200 I'm happy
00:37:33.180 to say that
00:37:33.700 I won.
00:37:34.680 And that is
00:37:35.060 the correct
00:37:35.420 answer.
00:37:36.000 I lost
00:37:36.640 the most
00:37:37.160 jobs.
00:37:38.260 So,
00:37:38.440 Claudine Gay
00:37:39.080 lost one
00:37:39.740 job.
00:37:41.140 Derek Chauvin
00:37:41.920 lost one
00:37:43.320 job.
00:37:44.580 And Abraham
00:37:45.280 Lincoln,
00:37:46.200 well,
00:37:46.400 he lost
00:37:46.740 one job.
00:37:48.020 I lost
00:37:48.880 four.
00:37:50.440 And I'm
00:37:50.720 probably not
00:37:51.180 done.
00:37:52.320 I'm sure
00:37:52.960 I've got at
00:37:53.380 least one
00:37:53.680 more to
00:37:54.020 lose.
00:37:54.880 I lost
00:37:55.200 two corporate
00:37:55.820 careers because
00:37:56.600 I was a
00:37:56.960 white male.
00:37:57.980 If you're
00:37:58.420 new to my
00:37:59.580 content,
00:38:00.560 they did
00:38:00.960 tell me
00:38:01.280 directly.
00:38:02.860 That's why
00:38:03.540 I became a
00:38:04.020 cartoonist,
00:38:04.760 because my
00:38:05.320 corporate career
00:38:06.000 couldn't go
00:38:06.480 anywhere because
00:38:07.020 I was a
00:38:07.340 white male.
00:38:08.240 And again,
00:38:08.600 I'll tell you,
00:38:09.740 both in the
00:38:10.380 bank that I
00:38:10.940 worked in,
00:38:11.520 and then when
00:38:11.960 I left because
00:38:12.600 they told me
00:38:13.080 that,
00:38:13.900 and went to
00:38:14.340 the phone
00:38:14.660 company,
00:38:15.680 they told me
00:38:16.280 that directly.
00:38:17.960 In direct
00:38:18.800 words,
00:38:19.340 we can't
00:38:19.880 promote you
00:38:20.560 because you're
00:38:22.020 white and
00:38:22.420 male.
00:38:23.500 So that's
00:38:23.780 when I
00:38:24.000 became a
00:38:24.380 cartoonist.
00:38:25.500 You may
00:38:26.080 have heard
00:38:26.600 that I
00:38:27.680 recently got
00:38:28.480 canceled for
00:38:30.760 saying that
00:38:31.300 other people
00:38:31.880 might not
00:38:32.380 like me.
00:38:33.940 I did not
00:38:34.700 say that I
00:38:35.340 didn't like
00:38:35.960 other people.
00:38:37.200 You may have
00:38:37.900 heard it that
00:38:38.340 way, but
00:38:38.700 nothing like
00:38:39.180 that happened.
00:38:40.060 I said,
00:38:40.920 according to
00:38:41.480 the polls and
00:38:42.780 everything I
00:38:43.300 see in the
00:38:43.720 news, there
00:38:44.740 might be
00:38:45.080 people who
00:38:45.580 don't like
00:38:45.960 me, and I
00:38:46.560 would like to
00:38:46.960 stay away from
00:38:47.480 people who
00:38:47.860 don't like
00:38:48.220 me.
00:38:49.280 And I got
00:38:49.800 canceled for
00:38:50.340 that.
00:38:51.140 You think a
00:38:51.620 black man would
00:38:52.480 have been
00:38:52.740 canceled for
00:38:53.400 saying, maybe I
00:38:54.560 should stay
00:38:54.940 away from
00:38:55.340 people who are
00:38:55.960 racist?
00:38:56.340 Of course
00:38:58.340 not, because
00:38:59.760 everybody thinks
00:39:00.580 that's a
00:39:00.920 completely rational
00:39:01.840 thing to say.
00:39:02.920 Why would you
00:39:03.540 want to spend
00:39:04.020 time with
00:39:05.520 people who
00:39:06.140 don't like
00:39:06.620 you?
00:39:07.740 The most
00:39:08.440 obvious thing
00:39:09.080 in the world
00:39:09.440 is you should
00:39:10.020 put some
00:39:10.360 distance.
00:39:11.900 So I
00:39:13.240 lost my
00:39:13.780 cartooning
00:39:14.420 career, or
00:39:15.440 at least the
00:39:16.000 way it used
00:39:16.500 to run.
00:39:16.880 I'm still
00:39:17.220 doing it,
00:39:17.720 of course.
00:39:19.760 I also
00:39:20.460 lost my
00:39:20.940 TV show,
00:39:21.640 because UPN,
00:39:25.020 where the
00:39:26.040 show ran,
00:39:26.740 decided that
00:39:27.380 Monday, where
00:39:28.040 my show
00:39:28.760 was, would
00:39:29.840 be a
00:39:30.600 black
00:39:31.000 content
00:39:33.060 only.
00:39:35.240 So once
00:39:36.220 you lose
00:39:36.560 your time
00:39:36.960 slot, usually
00:39:37.780 you're kind
00:39:38.440 of screwed,
00:39:39.020 and that's
00:39:39.280 what happened.
00:39:40.320 So I've
00:39:41.020 lost four
00:39:41.880 careers
00:39:42.560 directly for
00:39:44.960 being a
00:39:45.340 white male
00:39:45.840 and making
00:39:46.620 content that's
00:39:48.020 about more
00:39:48.800 white males
00:39:49.320 than anything
00:39:49.680 else.
00:39:49.940 Now, can
00:39:51.940 anybody beat
00:39:52.420 that?
00:39:53.460 Do you know
00:39:54.180 any black
00:39:54.660 person in
00:39:55.140 America who's
00:39:55.640 ever lost
00:39:56.080 four jobs
00:39:56.900 for being
00:39:57.380 black?
00:39:59.100 Have you
00:39:59.700 ever heard
00:39:59.960 of that?
00:40:00.700 I've never
00:40:01.080 heard of it.
00:40:03.360 I think I'm
00:40:04.220 the winner.
00:40:04.780 I'm the most
00:40:05.620 racially and
00:40:08.160 gender
00:40:08.520 discriminated
00:40:09.260 person in
00:40:09.840 America.
00:40:11.120 Would you
00:40:11.720 disagree?
00:40:13.420 Find somebody
00:40:14.360 who can top
00:40:15.220 my story.
00:40:17.040 Four
00:40:17.280 careers.
00:40:19.240 Four
00:40:19.680 high-end
00:40:20.220 careers, plus
00:40:21.500 publishing.
00:40:22.460 I also
00:40:22.740 lost my
00:40:23.400 five.
00:40:24.940 If you
00:40:25.420 count my
00:40:26.140 book writing
00:40:27.440 career, which
00:40:28.320 is kind of
00:40:28.920 separate, that's
00:40:30.080 five careers.
00:40:31.620 What about my
00:40:32.420 speaking career?
00:40:34.660 I lost my
00:40:35.740 speaking career.
00:40:37.220 Why?
00:40:38.540 Because I
00:40:38.980 supported
00:40:39.340 Trump.
00:40:40.600 Was that
00:40:41.100 because people
00:40:43.340 said, oh,
00:40:44.100 so you seem
00:40:45.000 kind of
00:40:45.320 Republican, so
00:40:46.100 we don't want
00:40:46.520 you to be a
00:40:46.960 speaker?
00:40:47.240 No, it's
00:40:49.580 because they
00:40:49.920 said I
00:40:50.220 was a
00:40:50.460 racist, because
00:40:51.440 I was
00:40:51.660 white.
00:40:53.600 Right.
00:40:54.400 If I'd
00:40:55.020 been, I
00:40:55.600 imagine, black,
00:40:56.980 it wouldn't
00:40:57.160 have made
00:40:57.380 much difference.
00:40:58.900 So that's
00:40:59.380 five careers,
00:41:02.260 TV, speaking,
00:41:04.180 cartooning,
00:41:05.880 banking, and
00:41:06.720 the phone
00:41:07.020 company.
00:41:08.060 Each of
00:41:08.720 those directly
00:41:09.560 because of my
00:41:10.320 color and my
00:41:11.400 gender.
00:41:11.680 How many
00:41:13.400 of you were
00:41:13.760 aware of
00:41:14.160 that?
00:41:15.920 Now, I
00:41:16.980 couldn't even
00:41:17.400 talk about
00:41:18.020 this until
00:41:19.080 the last few
00:41:19.700 years, until
00:41:20.960 Trump, really.
00:41:22.000 I couldn't
00:41:22.320 even talk about
00:41:22.980 it.
00:41:23.160 You know why?
00:41:24.100 Because if I
00:41:24.780 talked about
00:41:25.440 how much
00:41:25.960 discrimination I
00:41:27.160 had experienced,
00:41:28.800 you know what
00:41:29.240 people would
00:41:29.680 say?
00:41:30.540 Oh, you
00:41:31.040 big fucking
00:41:31.820 baby.
00:41:32.740 Oh, yeah,
00:41:33.780 because you're
00:41:34.160 so discriminated
00:41:35.140 against in the
00:41:35.840 United States as
00:41:36.760 a white man,
00:41:37.560 it must be
00:41:38.240 tough.
00:41:39.000 It must be
00:41:39.600 tough to be a
00:41:40.260 white man.
00:41:40.680 Have I ever
00:41:41.840 said that?
00:41:43.800 Do you ever
00:41:44.440 hear me say
00:41:44.980 it's tough to
00:41:45.580 be a white
00:41:46.000 man?
00:41:48.760 I don't say
00:41:49.600 that.
00:41:49.920 You know why?
00:41:51.540 Because you
00:41:52.140 can figure it
00:41:52.660 out.
00:41:54.180 I'm more
00:41:54.780 focused on
00:41:55.540 figuring it
00:41:56.260 out.
00:41:56.780 I'll figure it
00:41:57.300 out.
00:41:57.740 I figured it
00:41:58.320 out those other
00:41:59.120 times.
00:41:59.600 I'm still
00:41:59.920 figuring it
00:42:00.340 out.
00:42:00.600 There's still
00:42:01.000 plenty of
00:42:01.380 things you
00:42:01.680 can do.
00:42:02.180 It's not
00:42:02.440 like you're
00:42:02.840 going to
00:42:03.040 die.
00:42:03.940 You get
00:42:04.160 some
00:42:04.340 discrimination.
00:42:05.840 But it's
00:42:08.720 context.
00:42:09.880 I think it's
00:42:10.640 important to
00:42:11.180 know.
00:42:11.940 And not
00:42:12.240 everybody gets
00:42:12.880 to go become
00:42:13.600 a cartoonist
00:42:14.440 if they can't
00:42:16.160 get hired.
00:42:17.680 You saw the
00:42:18.440 statistics that
00:42:19.340 the year after
00:42:19.960 George Floyd,
00:42:21.400 there was a
00:42:21.720 whole bunch of
00:42:22.200 hiring in the
00:42:22.960 country.
00:42:23.920 And only 6%
00:42:24.920 of corporate
00:42:25.660 jobs went to
00:42:26.520 white people.
00:42:29.640 6%.
00:42:30.200 Everything else
00:42:31.580 went to people
00:42:32.380 of color.
00:42:33.120 And women,
00:42:33.760 I guess.
00:42:33.960 Seth Abramson,
00:42:44.200 famous for
00:42:45.160 being a
00:42:45.960 Democrat,
00:42:47.500 who is very
00:42:48.220 Democrat,
00:42:49.440 he thinks that
00:42:50.020 Chris Ruffo,
00:42:51.460 if Chris Ruffo
00:42:53.180 turned out to be
00:42:53.900 a foreign agent
00:42:54.720 linked to the
00:42:55.260 Kremlin allies,
00:42:56.500 it would be the
00:42:57.240 least surprising
00:42:57.940 thing that's
00:42:58.500 happened.
00:42:58.780 So Christopher
00:43:01.980 Ruffo,
00:43:02.880 who is
00:43:03.780 putting his
00:43:05.000 reputation and
00:43:06.000 his life into
00:43:07.160 the mission,
00:43:08.380 making sure the
00:43:09.320 United States
00:43:10.200 focuses on
00:43:11.120 merit and
00:43:12.240 accomplishment
00:43:12.820 over racial
00:43:15.480 identity.
00:43:17.080 And Seth
00:43:17.460 Abramson thinks
00:43:18.360 that focusing
00:43:19.760 on merit is
00:43:22.060 destroying the
00:43:22.840 country.
00:43:23.200 How does
00:43:27.300 that work?
00:43:28.360 So do we
00:43:29.600 think that
00:43:30.080 Putin is
00:43:31.500 trying to
00:43:31.960 destroy America
00:43:32.920 by making
00:43:34.100 us more
00:43:34.580 capable?
00:43:36.280 So Putin
00:43:37.060 wants us to
00:43:37.820 focus on
00:43:38.440 merit through
00:43:40.580 Christopher Ruffo?
00:43:42.700 Is that what
00:43:43.220 Seth...
00:43:43.920 Now, I've
00:43:46.140 said it before,
00:43:46.940 but I like
00:43:47.640 when there's
00:43:48.240 new examples.
00:43:50.360 This is
00:43:51.120 playing like
00:43:52.200 comedy now.
00:43:54.060 How can I
00:43:54.720 treat this
00:43:55.200 as a serious
00:43:55.920 opinion?
00:43:58.180 It's a
00:43:58.580 serious opinion
00:43:59.400 that favoring
00:44:00.960 merit over
00:44:01.760 racial identity
00:44:03.200 must be a
00:44:04.700 Russian plot
00:44:05.740 to destroy
00:44:06.380 the United
00:44:06.880 States.
00:44:07.640 You don't
00:44:08.280 even have to
00:44:08.780 add anything
00:44:09.260 to it.
00:44:10.080 You can
00:44:10.440 simply describe
00:44:11.380 it the way
00:44:11.960 it was
00:44:12.300 described,
00:44:13.260 and you
00:44:14.020 laugh.
00:44:15.380 It's funny
00:44:17.460 in a way
00:44:19.400 that you
00:44:19.640 just shake
00:44:20.080 your head
00:44:20.400 and it's
00:44:20.520 like,
00:44:20.780 oh my
00:44:21.140 God,
00:44:21.660 what's
00:44:21.860 wrong with
00:44:22.220 this guy?
00:44:23.200 The funny
00:44:25.320 part also
00:44:25.880 is that
00:44:26.220 he probably
00:44:26.520 does that
00:44:26.940 to me.
00:44:28.700 I'm sure
00:44:29.280 Seth
00:44:29.580 Abram's
00:44:30.360 son has
00:44:33.420 looked at
00:44:33.920 my content
00:44:34.720 or people
00:44:35.260 like me
00:44:35.780 and shook
00:44:36.340 his head
00:44:36.700 and said,
00:44:37.120 oh my
00:44:38.320 God.
00:44:38.780 I mean,
00:44:39.000 actually,
00:44:39.420 he's doing
00:44:39.680 it with
00:44:39.960 Christopher
00:44:40.300 Ruffo.
00:44:40.780 He's like,
00:44:41.000 oh my
00:44:42.060 God,
00:44:42.920 how could
00:44:43.280 he want
00:44:44.320 merit?
00:44:47.300 How could
00:44:48.000 he want
00:44:48.340 the Constitution
00:44:49.020 of the
00:44:49.420 United States
00:44:50.100 to mean
00:44:50.560 something?
00:44:51.660 How could
00:44:52.180 he?
00:44:53.400 Well,
00:44:53.960 here's
00:44:54.320 our latest
00:44:55.140 on immigration.
00:44:56.660 The 2023
00:44:57.300 number of
00:44:58.320 illegal aliens
00:44:59.180 is 10
00:45:01.440 times
00:45:02.080 the 2017
00:45:03.940 rate.
00:45:04.620 Do you know
00:45:05.120 what we were
00:45:05.440 talking about
00:45:05.960 in 2017?
00:45:07.820 You remember?
00:45:09.640 In 2017,
00:45:10.540 we're saying
00:45:11.380 we have an
00:45:11.880 emergency at
00:45:12.660 the border
00:45:13.100 because there
00:45:14.360 are so many
00:45:14.880 illegals coming
00:45:15.700 across.
00:45:16.200 in 2017,
00:45:19.040 it was
00:45:19.360 such an
00:45:20.140 emergency
00:45:20.640 that Trump
00:45:22.700 largely got
00:45:23.360 elected on
00:45:24.380 the promise
00:45:24.820 of stopping.
00:45:26.640 It's now
00:45:27.520 10 times,
00:45:29.520 10 times
00:45:31.220 the level
00:45:32.780 of when
00:45:33.260 it was
00:45:33.540 an emergency.
00:45:35.220 10 times.
00:45:37.600 Now,
00:45:38.600 I think I
00:45:39.980 saw Elon
00:45:40.980 Musk say
00:45:41.460 this and
00:45:42.100 I was a
00:45:42.680 little hesitant
00:45:43.220 to agree,
00:45:44.540 but I'm
00:45:45.440 going to go
00:45:45.780 fully into
00:45:46.560 agreement at
00:45:47.240 this point.
00:45:48.280 This is
00:45:48.700 clearly
00:45:49.060 intentional.
00:45:51.340 There's no
00:45:52.080 fucking way
00:45:52.780 this is a
00:45:53.260 mistake.
00:45:54.460 Can we say
00:45:55.180 that as
00:45:55.860 clearly as
00:45:56.520 possible?
00:45:57.400 There's no
00:45:58.080 fucking way
00:45:58.960 this is
00:46:00.040 anything but
00:46:00.900 an attempt
00:46:01.340 to destroy
00:46:01.960 the country.
00:46:04.220 Now,
00:46:04.800 you might
00:46:05.100 say,
00:46:05.920 no,
00:46:06.080 no,
00:46:06.280 Scott,
00:46:06.600 it's an
00:46:06.940 attempt to
00:46:07.660 change the
00:46:08.700 voting
00:46:09.200 characteristic
00:46:09.880 of the
00:46:10.200 country so
00:46:11.160 the Democrats
00:46:11.740 get an
00:46:12.100 advantage.
00:46:13.400 No,
00:46:13.900 I'm sorry.
00:46:14.360 No,
00:46:15.760 maybe at
00:46:16.520 the 2017
00:46:17.300 level,
00:46:18.380 that was
00:46:19.360 an argument
00:46:19.860 because it
00:46:21.460 wasn't going
00:46:21.900 to destroy
00:46:22.360 the country
00:46:22.900 at that
00:46:23.700 level,
00:46:24.160 in my
00:46:24.400 opinion,
00:46:25.140 but it
00:46:25.680 might have
00:46:26.040 changed over
00:46:26.760 time and
00:46:27.220 changed the
00:46:27.680 voting mix.
00:46:31.740 But at
00:46:32.380 the 2023
00:46:33.060 level,
00:46:34.300 and even
00:46:34.740 2022,
00:46:35.980 this is the
00:46:36.980 end of the
00:46:37.400 country.
00:46:38.700 This is not
00:46:39.520 the same.
00:46:40.080 this is
00:46:41.700 clearly
00:46:42.180 whoever is
00:46:43.300 in charge
00:46:43.700 of our
00:46:43.980 country is
00:46:44.660 not us.
00:46:46.460 Can we
00:46:47.080 agree on
00:46:47.480 that?
00:46:49.160 I'm going
00:46:49.800 to say
00:46:50.000 this directly
00:46:50.580 as I
00:46:51.000 can.
00:46:52.520 There's no
00:46:53.240 fucking way
00:46:54.000 an American
00:46:54.600 is in
00:46:55.140 charge of
00:46:55.580 this.
00:46:56.980 There's no
00:46:57.780 fucking way
00:46:58.900 an American
00:47:00.500 is in
00:47:01.800 charge of
00:47:02.300 anything about
00:47:03.180 immigration.
00:47:04.400 Wherever this
00:47:05.120 is coming
00:47:05.580 from,
00:47:06.700 we can
00:47:07.280 rule out
00:47:07.720 America,
00:47:08.240 might be
00:47:11.260 coming from
00:47:11.720 the cartels.
00:47:13.320 Maybe
00:47:13.720 Russia is
00:47:14.480 doing
00:47:14.660 something
00:47:15.040 clever I
00:47:15.580 don't know
00:47:15.920 about.
00:47:16.820 Maybe
00:47:17.120 China is
00:47:17.800 doing
00:47:17.960 something I
00:47:18.580 don't know
00:47:18.840 about.
00:47:20.380 But it's
00:47:20.900 definitely
00:47:21.580 not fucking
00:47:23.280 coming from
00:47:23.940 an American.
00:47:25.120 It's not
00:47:25.660 coming from
00:47:26.160 Joe Biden's
00:47:26.980 opinion about
00:47:27.620 how the
00:47:27.940 world should
00:47:28.400 be.
00:47:29.360 It is
00:47:30.020 not.
00:47:31.680 Biden's
00:47:32.240 not in
00:47:32.540 charge.
00:47:33.680 Mayorkas is
00:47:34.380 clearly not
00:47:35.000 in charge.
00:47:36.900 Somebody's
00:47:37.460 in charge
00:47:38.000 and we
00:47:39.040 better figure
00:47:39.580 out who
00:47:39.960 it is.
00:47:40.880 We better
00:47:41.620 figure out
00:47:42.140 who it
00:47:42.400 is really
00:47:42.800 fast.
00:47:43.960 In the
00:47:44.620 comments,
00:47:45.700 somebody says
00:47:46.320 Jews.
00:47:47.400 Really?
00:47:49.620 I'm going
00:47:50.220 to nominate
00:47:50.620 you for the
00:47:51.160 dumbest
00:47:51.480 fucking
00:47:51.820 comment of
00:47:52.380 the day.
00:47:53.060 You think
00:47:53.440 the Jews
00:47:54.180 want open
00:47:55.660 immigration to
00:47:56.640 bring in as
00:47:57.520 many people
00:47:58.540 who hate the
00:47:59.320 Jews as
00:47:59.760 possible.
00:48:01.220 Could you
00:48:01.680 come up with
00:48:02.280 a worse
00:48:02.660 opinion than
00:48:03.260 that?
00:48:06.080 That's
00:48:06.600 absurd.
00:48:08.000 There are
00:48:08.920 many people
00:48:09.480 of all
00:48:09.880 types who
00:48:10.900 might favor
00:48:11.740 being loose
00:48:12.840 with immigration,
00:48:13.880 but there's
00:48:14.620 no fucking
00:48:15.380 person who
00:48:16.020 wanted 3
00:48:16.580 million illegal
00:48:17.300 people to
00:48:17.820 come in
00:48:18.180 in one
00:48:19.240 year.
00:48:20.640 You show
00:48:21.200 me one
00:48:21.660 person who's
00:48:22.320 in favor
00:48:22.680 of that,
00:48:23.120 who's actually
00:48:23.580 an American
00:48:24.160 and not
00:48:25.000 crazy.
00:48:26.400 You can't.
00:48:27.840 Show me
00:48:28.640 an elected
00:48:29.760 politician who
00:48:31.040 thinks 3
00:48:31.620 million was a
00:48:32.320 good number.
00:48:34.800 No,
00:48:35.520 you can't.
00:48:38.000 So we
00:48:39.360 do have
00:48:39.840 an emergency
00:48:40.440 I think
00:48:41.180 to get
00:48:42.300 a president
00:48:42.920 who is
00:48:44.240 at least
00:48:44.580 an American.
00:48:47.260 Right?
00:48:48.160 Now, I
00:48:48.760 don't know
00:48:49.060 what the
00:48:49.300 deal is
00:48:49.700 with Joe
00:48:50.040 Biden.
00:48:50.800 I don't
00:48:51.100 know what
00:48:51.360 the deal
00:48:51.680 is.
00:48:52.440 But he
00:48:53.420 doesn't
00:48:53.800 operate like
00:48:54.520 an American.
00:48:55.640 And that
00:48:55.860 seems like
00:48:56.300 the most
00:48:56.900 basic thing
00:48:59.780 you do
00:49:00.460 as a
00:49:01.980 president of
00:49:02.460 the United
00:49:02.660 States is
00:49:03.720 be identifiable
00:49:04.720 as vaguely
00:49:06.020 American.
00:49:06.740 somewhat
00:49:08.300 American.
00:49:09.900 He's not
00:49:10.640 doing that.
00:49:12.700 He barely
00:49:13.220 can make
00:49:14.680 a mirror.
00:49:19.320 He can
00:49:20.340 barely fog
00:49:21.140 a mirror
00:49:21.580 at this
00:49:21.980 point.
00:49:22.980 It would
00:49:23.280 have been
00:49:23.460 funnier if
00:49:23.940 I could have
00:49:24.260 said that
00:49:24.580 clearly the
00:49:25.180 first time.
00:49:26.480 But,
00:49:27.420 yeah, we
00:49:28.760 need to
00:49:29.080 figure out
00:49:29.420 who's in
00:49:29.820 charge.
00:49:30.840 And it's
00:49:31.240 definitely not
00:49:31.860 an American.
00:49:32.300 In fact,
00:49:33.980 I think
00:49:34.340 that that
00:49:35.320 should be
00:49:35.660 a Republican
00:49:36.340 talking point.
00:49:38.180 They should
00:49:38.540 say,
00:49:39.000 there's no
00:49:39.460 way an
00:49:39.740 American is
00:49:40.500 in favor
00:49:40.880 of this.
00:49:41.300 So let's
00:49:41.620 figure out
00:49:42.000 who's
00:49:42.220 running
00:49:42.480 shit.
00:49:43.460 And we
00:49:43.760 better figure
00:49:44.740 it out
00:49:45.080 fast.
00:49:46.340 There is
00:49:47.280 no way
00:49:47.980 an American
00:49:48.780 is behind
00:49:50.320 this policy.
00:49:51.620 There is
00:49:51.940 no way.
00:49:52.940 No way.
00:49:54.000 It's not a
00:49:54.520 little bit of
00:49:54.940 chance.
00:49:55.380 There's no
00:49:55.720 chance an
00:49:56.600 American is
00:49:57.120 behind this.
00:49:57.640 There's a
00:50:03.440 report that
00:50:03.960 says the
00:50:04.560 average IQ
00:50:07.740 of college
00:50:08.300 students has
00:50:08.900 been dropping
00:50:09.460 to the point
00:50:10.660 where the
00:50:11.240 average IQ
00:50:11.960 of a college
00:50:12.700 graduate or
00:50:14.260 a student
00:50:14.740 is the same
00:50:15.880 as the IQ
00:50:16.520 of people
00:50:16.960 who did
00:50:17.560 not go to
00:50:18.060 college.
00:50:20.180 Does that
00:50:20.740 surprise you?
00:50:23.480 That the
00:50:24.180 average IQ
00:50:25.000 of college
00:50:26.720 people is
00:50:27.240 now the
00:50:27.640 same as
00:50:28.180 non-college
00:50:28.800 people?
00:50:30.840 No, of
00:50:31.500 course it
00:50:31.780 doesn't
00:50:32.020 surprise you.
00:50:33.460 That's exactly
00:50:34.260 what it
00:50:34.540 looks like.
00:50:35.520 Now, part
00:50:35.880 of it is
00:50:36.260 that more
00:50:36.580 people get
00:50:37.100 to go to
00:50:37.480 college.
00:50:39.040 So it
00:50:39.800 used to
00:50:40.100 be that
00:50:40.420 the elite
00:50:41.100 could go
00:50:41.500 to college.
00:50:42.220 Now, almost
00:50:42.880 everybody can,
00:50:43.600 at least
00:50:43.840 a community
00:50:44.380 college.
00:50:45.360 So if you
00:50:45.740 throw in
00:50:46.060 the community
00:50:46.540 college
00:50:47.180 people,
00:50:49.560 the community
00:50:50.140 college is
00:50:50.820 the average
00:50:51.840 person in
00:50:52.500 America,
00:50:53.140 so of
00:50:53.500 course it
00:50:54.540 should be
00:50:55.000 around average.
00:50:56.160 Now,
00:50:56.360 I know
00:50:58.220 you're going
00:50:58.560 to say
00:50:58.860 that the
00:50:59.360 diversity
00:50:59.960 quotas have
00:51:01.540 driven down
00:51:02.060 the average
00:51:02.500 IQ, and
00:51:03.140 that is
00:51:03.380 unkind and
00:51:04.400 racist.
00:51:06.080 It's true,
00:51:07.500 because if,
00:51:08.420 you know,
00:51:08.640 based on the
00:51:09.120 math, so it
00:51:09.940 has nothing to
00:51:10.440 do with the
00:51:10.760 IQ of the
00:51:11.560 people that
00:51:12.180 bring in.
00:51:13.340 That's not
00:51:13.940 the point.
00:51:14.780 The point is,
00:51:15.520 if you try
00:51:16.000 too hard to
00:51:17.500 bring in any
00:51:18.300 group, you
00:51:19.120 know, small
00:51:19.760 pool of
00:51:20.680 people, you'll
00:51:21.720 run out of the
00:51:22.760 smartest ones
00:51:23.620 before you
00:51:24.960 run out of
00:51:25.460 the need to
00:51:26.000 get more
00:51:26.480 of them.
00:51:27.560 So in
00:51:27.980 theory, just
00:51:29.320 because too
00:51:30.840 many people
00:51:31.600 chasing too
00:51:32.520 small a pool
00:51:33.260 of people
00:51:33.760 should make
00:51:35.980 you get a
00:51:36.880 lower, lower
00:51:38.120 candidate
00:51:38.620 eventually, which
00:51:39.700 has nothing to
00:51:40.400 do with the
00:51:41.540 genetics or
00:51:42.600 capability of
00:51:43.860 any people.
00:51:44.740 It's just
00:51:45.440 math.
00:51:45.780 You can
00:51:47.240 reverse all
00:51:47.860 the races,
00:51:49.000 and it would
00:51:49.200 be the same
00:51:49.760 phenomenon if
00:51:51.000 you're shopping
00:51:52.200 in a limited
00:51:52.900 pool.
00:51:54.440 All right.
00:51:56.800 Let's talk
00:51:57.460 about aliens.
00:51:58.960 So this
00:51:59.560 David Grush
00:52:01.960 used the
00:52:02.880 whistleblower who
00:52:03.820 says, we got
00:52:04.520 at least 10
00:52:05.560 aliens and
00:52:06.260 crashed
00:52:06.640 spacecrafts, and
00:52:07.740 oh, man, we
00:52:08.800 got so much
00:52:09.280 alien stuff.
00:52:09.980 We got the
00:52:10.380 biologics, we
00:52:11.280 got the
00:52:11.640 pilots, we
00:52:12.380 got the
00:52:12.740 spacecrafts all
00:52:14.000 over the
00:52:14.340 place.
00:52:15.240 Totally
00:52:15.720 real, right?
00:52:17.880 That's totally
00:52:18.660 real.
00:52:22.700 I don't
00:52:23.320 think any
00:52:23.660 of it's
00:52:23.920 real.
00:52:25.360 How many
00:52:26.020 of you think
00:52:26.660 that there
00:52:28.260 are creatures,
00:52:29.520 whether or
00:52:29.980 not they're
00:52:30.260 aliens, they
00:52:30.960 could always
00:52:31.640 have been
00:52:32.020 here or
00:52:32.700 spiritual or
00:52:34.200 something, how
00:52:34.880 many of you
00:52:35.320 think there
00:52:36.860 are non-human
00:52:38.080 advanced entities
00:52:40.380 lying around
00:52:42.680 the earth?
00:52:44.860 Okay.
00:52:45.840 We do
00:52:46.440 have a few
00:52:46.800 yeses.
00:52:47.780 I'm going
00:52:48.320 to go with
00:52:48.700 a hard
00:52:49.100 no on
00:52:49.580 that.
00:52:51.700 I'd love
00:52:52.380 to be
00:52:52.640 wrong, but
00:52:53.600 hard no.
00:52:55.240 And there's
00:52:56.140 going to be a
00:52:56.600 top-secret
00:52:57.280 closed-door
00:52:57.860 meeting with
00:52:58.720 the House
00:52:59.000 Oversight
00:52:59.460 Committee.
00:52:59.800 and we
00:53:05.020 just love
00:53:05.440 our aliens.
00:53:07.020 Now, a
00:53:07.400 related story.
00:53:09.260 Did you
00:53:09.560 hear the
00:53:09.840 story about
00:53:10.360 the Miami
00:53:11.720 Mall?
00:53:14.480 So,
00:53:14.960 something
00:53:15.260 happened
00:53:15.680 yesterday, I
00:53:16.360 think it was,
00:53:17.200 in Miami.
00:53:17.900 so, one
00:53:20.480 story is
00:53:22.060 that there
00:53:22.500 were some
00:53:23.100 teens who
00:53:24.620 got in a
00:53:25.160 stick fight
00:53:25.780 and there
00:53:27.680 were reports
00:53:28.240 that maybe
00:53:28.740 there was a
00:53:29.240 shooter or
00:53:29.700 something, and
00:53:30.640 there was a
00:53:31.120 massive police
00:53:32.180 response.
00:53:33.820 Now, that
00:53:34.140 would be the
00:53:34.540 ordinary story.
00:53:36.120 There was some
00:53:36.900 trouble at a
00:53:37.440 mall, police
00:53:38.900 came.
00:53:40.020 But, if you
00:53:40.920 see the
00:53:41.320 aerial photos
00:53:42.280 of the
00:53:43.140 event, I
00:53:43.840 guess they
00:53:44.120 had some
00:53:44.380 kind of
00:53:44.720 helicopter or
00:53:45.700 drone photos,
00:53:47.320 then the
00:53:48.060 size of the
00:53:49.220 police response
00:53:50.200 looks bigger
00:53:51.860 than anything
00:53:52.280 I've ever
00:53:52.640 seen in my
00:53:53.060 life.
00:53:54.160 Like, such
00:53:55.040 a police
00:53:55.420 response that
00:53:56.920 it looked
00:53:57.160 out of
00:53:57.420 place.
00:53:59.340 Next, there
00:54:00.880 were reports
00:54:01.620 that there
00:54:02.740 were 10-foot
00:54:03.400 tall aliens
00:54:04.240 who were
00:54:05.380 shadowy and
00:54:06.820 walking around
00:54:07.520 and maybe
00:54:07.900 somebody shot
00:54:08.500 at them.
00:54:09.220 Right.
00:54:11.280 So, now,
00:54:13.500 next, we
00:54:15.020 have a lack
00:54:16.120 of cell
00:54:17.200 phone, smartphone
00:54:18.880 videos from
00:54:20.500 whatever would
00:54:21.140 have been a
00:54:21.540 normal disturbance.
00:54:23.100 So, if there
00:54:23.740 had been a
00:54:24.200 stick fight, and
00:54:25.520 it was
00:54:25.760 teenagers, by
00:54:27.180 now, we
00:54:27.660 would already
00:54:28.040 see posts of
00:54:28.980 the videos that
00:54:29.760 somebody else
00:54:30.320 took of a
00:54:30.780 stick fight.
00:54:31.780 But we
00:54:32.120 haven't.
00:54:33.140 So, people
00:54:33.700 are putting
00:54:34.100 together these
00:54:34.820 clues and
00:54:35.420 saying, wait
00:54:35.920 a minute, we
00:54:36.880 haven't seen
00:54:37.420 confirmation that
00:54:38.340 it was an
00:54:38.740 ordinary
00:54:39.140 event.
00:54:40.080 The police
00:54:40.820 presence was
00:54:41.600 wildly, you
00:54:43.620 know, gigantic.
00:54:46.820 And somebody
00:54:47.800 thinks that they
00:54:48.400 have a grainy
00:54:49.440 video of a
00:54:50.900 shadowy figure
00:54:51.860 walking through
00:54:52.860 the police
00:54:53.280 cars or
00:54:53.840 something, but I
00:54:54.480 couldn't see it
00:54:55.020 when I looked
00:54:55.400 at it.
00:54:55.720 So, I
00:54:56.880 don't believe
00:54:57.500 that it's
00:54:57.880 aliens.
00:54:59.860 I'm just
00:55:00.500 telling you
00:55:00.920 that it's a
00:55:01.480 story in the
00:55:02.020 news.
00:55:03.300 But I
00:55:03.900 wouldn't wait
00:55:04.220 for any
00:55:04.560 aliens.
00:55:07.080 Yeah.
00:55:07.960 What I
00:55:08.560 wouldn't wait
00:55:08.940 for is, why
00:55:10.220 are we not
00:55:10.680 being told what
00:55:11.700 actually is
00:55:12.240 happening?
00:55:13.220 There's clearly
00:55:14.100 something missing
00:55:14.840 in the story, but
00:55:16.420 maybe we'll find
00:55:17.100 out today.
00:55:18.360 Maybe it's
00:55:18.760 illegal aliens,
00:55:19.760 you say.
00:55:20.160 It's New
00:55:22.100 Year's, and
00:55:22.680 that's why the
00:55:23.200 cops, it
00:55:24.020 didn't happen
00:55:24.440 on New
00:55:24.740 Year's
00:55:25.140 evening, did
00:55:25.840 it?
00:55:27.560 I don't
00:55:27.840 know.
00:55:29.040 We got
00:55:29.680 questions.
00:55:32.820 And there
00:55:33.440 were lost
00:55:33.920 power, and
00:55:34.560 there were
00:55:34.760 helicopters, and
00:55:35.880 all that
00:55:36.320 stuff.
00:55:37.360 Michael
00:55:37.780 Schellenberger
00:55:38.360 has gone
00:55:39.820 all in on
00:55:40.600 the idea that
00:55:41.240 Epstein was
00:55:41.980 a sex
00:55:43.340 blackmail
00:55:43.920 operation.
00:55:45.520 How many
00:55:45.900 of you would
00:55:46.460 say that's
00:55:46.960 obvious at
00:55:47.560 this point?
00:55:48.880 Do you
00:55:49.160 think we
00:55:49.500 have sufficient
00:55:50.140 credible
00:55:50.820 information that
00:55:52.640 to say Epstein
00:55:53.640 was part of
00:55:54.540 a government
00:55:55.900 related, we
00:55:56.720 don't know
00:55:57.060 which one.
00:55:58.420 People say
00:55:58.960 Mossad, but
00:55:59.680 it might be
00:56:00.140 more than
00:56:00.500 one, might
00:56:01.160 be just one
00:56:01.960 other, you
00:56:02.540 don't know.
00:56:04.360 But we can
00:56:05.100 say that for
00:56:05.620 sure now, can't
00:56:06.340 we?
00:56:07.420 Yeah, I feel
00:56:08.140 like that's
00:56:08.620 established,
00:56:10.160 sufficiently
00:56:10.700 established.
00:56:14.580 Looks like
00:56:15.180 the comments
00:56:15.800 died on
00:56:17.180 YouTube, so
00:56:18.420 I don't know
00:56:18.760 if anybody's
00:56:19.220 still watching
00:56:19.660 me on this
00:56:20.160 one.
00:56:21.360 Anybody
00:56:21.620 still watching
00:56:22.240 on this
00:56:22.640 feed?
00:56:23.620 On YouTube
00:56:24.120 or Rumble?
00:56:25.380 Is the
00:56:25.760 comment stopped
00:56:26.500 five minutes
00:56:27.000 ago?
00:56:30.120 Alright, so I
00:56:31.320 actually don't
00:56:31.880 know if I'm
00:56:32.340 still doing a
00:56:32.980 stream.
00:56:33.700 I might be
00:56:34.100 live, but I
00:56:34.600 might not be.
00:56:35.500 There's no
00:56:35.840 indication.
00:56:37.480 It says live.
00:56:38.380 I'm going to
00:56:38.700 act like it's
00:56:39.200 live.
00:56:41.800 But do
00:56:42.400 something, see
00:56:43.180 something blinking
00:56:43.880 like it's an
00:56:44.500 error.
00:56:45.960 Maybe it's not.
00:56:46.580 all right.
00:56:51.040 So it's
00:56:52.400 kind of a
00:56:52.800 weird, slow
00:56:53.440 news day.
00:56:54.060 We had such
00:56:54.480 a good beginning
00:56:55.500 of the week that
00:56:56.900 there wasn't much
00:56:57.420 else to say.
00:56:58.060 So that, ladies
00:56:58.800 and gentlemen,
00:56:59.480 comes to the
00:57:00.600 conclusion of the
00:57:03.100 best live stream
00:57:03.780 you've ever seen.
00:57:04.880 I remind you that
00:57:05.860 if you don't have a
00:57:06.520 copy of my book,
00:57:08.780 reframe your brain.
00:57:09.920 Oh, it's
00:57:10.200 different.
00:57:12.560 It's different on
00:57:13.400 the two platforms.
00:57:15.100 So I'm pointing
00:57:15.760 to it, depending
00:57:17.220 on what platform
00:57:18.180 you're looking at,
00:57:19.020 you can see it
00:57:19.820 with a different
00:57:20.360 finger.
00:57:21.680 So the reviews
00:57:23.020 are the best
00:57:23.820 reviews I've ever
00:57:24.560 gotten for the
00:57:25.180 book.
00:57:25.760 They're crazy.
00:57:26.740 And people are
00:57:27.560 telling me it's
00:57:28.040 changing their
00:57:28.640 lives.
00:57:30.080 It's a very easy
00:57:30.860 book to read and
00:57:31.660 learn some reframes
00:57:32.680 and it'll change
00:57:33.260 your life as well.
00:57:34.620 So pick that up
00:57:35.460 if you don't have
00:57:36.180 it.
00:57:36.340 And I'm going
00:57:38.060 to say thanks
00:57:39.140 for joining if
00:57:39.980 you're still here
00:57:40.740 on Rumble and
00:57:42.500 X and on YouTube.
00:57:45.960 But I don't know
00:57:46.660 if you are because
00:57:47.300 your comments
00:57:47.780 stopped.
00:57:49.120 But, oh, wait,
00:57:52.280 there's another
00:57:52.780 thing I can click
00:57:53.640 on.
00:57:53.960 Let me see what
00:57:54.360 happens if I do
00:57:55.000 that.
00:57:55.500 No, that doesn't
00:57:56.520 tell me anything.
00:57:58.100 All right, ladies
00:57:59.020 and gentlemen,
00:57:59.880 that's it for now.
00:58:01.620 And I'm going to
00:58:02.100 say bye for this
00:58:04.500 other platform.
00:58:06.340 Bye.
00:58:08.460 Bye.
00:58:10.160 Bye.
00:58:11.460 Bye.
00:58:12.120 Bye.
00:58:12.740 Bye.
00:58:14.820 Bye.
00:58:17.040 Bye.
00:58:19.640 Bye.
00:58:22.040 Bye.
00:58:22.140 Bye.
00:58:23.600 Bye.
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00:58:26.320 Bye.
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00:58:27.560 Bye.
00:58:28.600 Bye.
00:58:29.160 Bye-bye.
00:58:29.340 Bye.
00:58:29.600 Bye.
00:58:30.240 Bye.
00:58:31.560 Bye.
00:58:31.940 Bye.
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00:58:35.320 Bye.
00:58:35.500 Bye.