Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2349 CWSA 01⧸10⧸24

00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.

00:00:13.900 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams, and you're lucky enough to be here when it happens.

00:00:19.140 I mean, think about it.

00:00:20.540 13.8 billion years since the beginning of the universe, and in all that time, this show

00:00:27.120 has only happened once, today's episode.

00:00:29.260 And you're here.

00:00:30.620 But if you'd like to take this up to levels that no one can really even understand, all

00:00:35.040 you need is a cup or mug or a glass, a tank or chalice or stein, a canteen jug or a flask

00:00:40.020 of vessel of any kind, and fill it with your favorite liquid.

00:00:43.180 I like coffee.

00:00:45.180 Join me now for the unparalleled pleasure.

00:00:48.860 It's the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better.

00:00:52.620 It's called the simultaneous sip, and it happens now.

00:00:54.660 Go.

00:00:54.900 Oh, the savoring.

00:01:00.680 The savoring is what makes it good.

00:01:04.420 Well, if you didn't hear, the statues of William Penn in Pennsylvania will not be coming down.

00:01:11.200 So Pennsylvania will remain named Pennsylvania.

00:01:14.400 Because I think if you take down the statue, because William Penn was a bad person, some say,

00:01:22.240 what that's going to result in is they've got to change the name of the state.

00:01:28.040 Got to.

00:01:28.940 But I guess they changed their mind.

00:01:30.100 So my suggestion of changing it to Penis Sylvania is tabled for now.

00:01:37.700 It's tabled.

00:01:40.320 Lauren Boebert continues to do the job of the people by entertaining us with her marriage drama.

00:01:46.340 You know, if you can't get your Congress to do the work of the people, which is first choice.

00:01:55.160 You know, first choice is, hey, can you do the work of the people?

00:01:58.340 But if you're not going to do that, could you please give us some marriage drama, some entertainment?

00:02:05.180 Anything?

00:02:05.920 Just something to make us feel better?

00:02:08.120 Well, I feel better now because Lauren Boebert's ex-husband has been arrested and is facing charges,

00:02:14.160 as CBS News says.

00:02:16.620 You remember the story where the first version was that Lauren Boebert slapped her husband or something?

00:02:24.480 But it turns out that the real story is literally the reverse.

00:02:29.120 Because I don't think he would be arrested if his wife slapped him.

00:02:36.220 So once again, more evidence that everything in the news is untrue.

00:02:41.460 Have I ever reminded you, every single day, that the news about public fingers is always untrue?

00:02:50.780 And you probably thought, well, it's not always.

00:02:54.100 Like, it's not always untrue.

00:02:57.260 Yes, it is.

00:02:58.700 It's always untrue.

00:03:00.640 See, that's how the trick works.

00:03:02.360 As soon as you believe that sometimes the news about public thinkers is right on, they've got all the right context, they've shown both sides, that's never happened.

00:03:16.820 That will never happen in the history of the world.

00:03:19.040 Because when it comes to individuals, no one is ever neutral.

00:03:24.640 If you see a story about a celebrity, it's going to be written by somebody who either loves that celebrity or thinks it would be fun to take them down.

00:03:34.200 There's no such thing as real news.

00:03:36.060 It's either biased for or against the public finger in every case.

00:03:39.460 The sooner you learn that, the sooner you'll understand the world.

00:03:47.000 Well, if things weren't getting worse for Bob Menendez, so he's being charged with bribery and he got caught with a bunch of gold bars from other countries, it all looks kind of bad.

00:04:02.000 But now we find out that his ex-girlfriend participated allegedly, allegedly, participated in orgies with Jeffrey Epstein and underage girls.

00:04:14.580 Now, apparently this has nothing to do with Menendez, you know, unless maybe, really?

00:04:28.180 YouTube is not working?

00:04:32.000 All right, let me do a quick check here.

00:04:39.780 Is there anybody on YouTube who can hear the audio?

00:04:44.460 And is there anybody watching at all?

00:04:47.100 So you're not getting any audio, right?

00:04:49.140 No audio?

00:04:52.280 So nothing there.

00:04:58.620 How about now?

00:05:00.400 You hear audio now?

00:05:02.000 There's no YouTube stream.

00:05:12.400 How come there be no YouTube stream?

00:05:17.960 Not working, no picture.

00:05:20.840 I don't think that's anything I can change.

00:05:24.040 Because once I'm live, I think I'm just live.

00:05:26.280 I wonder if I forgot to click something.

00:05:32.660 Interesting.

00:05:33.500 Well, no YouTube today.

00:05:35.760 We're going to forge ahead with no YouTube.

00:05:39.420 I don't know why.

00:05:41.520 So only Rumble and Locals.

00:05:43.140 So it's not working on X?

00:05:45.180 Oh.

00:05:45.620 Yeah, I didn't click those.

00:05:48.640 I didn't click those.

00:05:50.440 Yeah.

00:05:50.800 All right.

00:05:51.120 I'm going to have to redo this.

00:05:52.660 I could restart.

00:05:54.620 So we're ending on these platforms.

00:05:56.720 I'm just going to restart.

00:05:57.620 It'll take me a better minute and a half.

00:06:03.440 Sorry about that.

00:06:04.340 The process for using Rumble Studio has many steps.

00:06:14.420 And you don't follow them.

00:06:17.460 It looks like I missed clicking one thing or two things.

00:06:21.180 So let me tell you what's involved.

00:06:27.000 All right.

00:06:27.480 There's what I did wrong.

00:06:31.420 Select Rumble.

00:06:33.100 Select YouTube.

00:06:34.540 Select X.

00:06:36.160 Don't select Locals because you're already there. 1.00

00:06:38.820 Put a placeholder in there.

00:06:40.560 It's got Sipping.

00:06:42.420 Put a thumbnail in there.

00:06:44.680 It's got Snickers.

00:06:46.400 Put a title in there.

00:06:47.720 Okay.

00:06:51.180 Second try.

00:06:58.060 One, ten, twenty-four.

00:07:01.700 Thanks for sticking with me.

00:07:09.840 All right.

00:07:11.600 So I've got my destinations picked.

00:07:14.480 My placeholder video is not loaded.

00:07:17.200 I'll go without it and see what happens.

00:07:19.140 I am getting an error condition.

00:07:24.520 All right.

00:07:25.320 Video, audio on.

00:07:30.800 Microphone.

00:07:32.320 Let's see if the microphone works.

00:07:42.020 In one moment.

00:07:45.320 All right.

00:07:45.740 Going solo.

00:07:47.120 Go live.

00:07:47.960 All right.

00:07:49.140 We will know in mere moments whether this is working.

00:07:54.340 You know, the reason I actually don't look at the comments from the other feeds because they're delayed.

00:08:00.400 If I see the delayed comments, the whole thing's messed up.

00:08:04.960 All right.

00:08:05.240 Going live on those other three platforms.

00:08:07.640 We are live on the next platform.

00:08:08.640 Five, four, three, two, one.

00:08:25.160 All right.

00:08:25.840 Ladies and gentlemen, in theory, we're back live on three different platforms here.

00:08:31.600 Sorry about that.

00:08:32.360 That was human error.

00:08:34.100 There are a couple of buttons I forgot to push.

00:08:35.900 It will be the best, the best live stream you've ever seen.

00:08:42.700 I just want to make sure that the YouTube people and the X people can hear me. 0.99

00:08:48.700 Can you give me a yes on the sound?

00:08:52.000 Can anybody confirm that we have sound on these platforms?

00:08:55.960 I think we do.

00:08:59.660 All right.

00:09:00.060 Yes?

00:09:00.620 YouTube's working?

00:09:01.720 Good.

00:09:02.400 That's all we need.

00:09:07.020 Let me mic up and we'll be in good shape.

00:09:10.560 Sorry about that.

00:09:11.420 All right.

00:09:14.760 Where was I?

00:09:15.500 So Menendez just having a bad day because his girlfriend is allegedly somebody who participated

00:09:21.720 in orgies with underage girls on Epstein Island.

00:09:25.720 But she's just alleged. 0.80

00:09:29.360 Remember what I say about private citizens.

00:09:31.920 The fact that she's alleged to have done these things doesn't really mean a lot, does it?

00:09:37.660 You know, when it comes to Epstein Island, there have been plenty of fake claims.

00:09:42.480 So I would say that we should give her a break and assume that although there are allegations

00:09:47.700 when it comes to Epstein Island, don't assume anything's true.

00:09:52.180 Unless you've got a lot of confirmation.

00:09:56.720 Mike Cernovich is, I guess his new movie is about to be out, or maybe it is out, called Meaning.

00:10:04.460 Now, if you said to yourself, Mike Cernovich, what's he doing making movies?

00:10:09.520 Well, maybe you didn't see his first movie, Hoaxed.

00:10:12.720 I don't know if it was his first, but his most recent one was called Hoaxed.

00:10:17.540 When that came out, by the way, I was in Hoaxed.

00:10:20.560 I was one of the people interviewed.

00:10:23.180 That was just one of the best films I've seen.

00:10:27.400 I just thought that was so well done.

00:10:29.420 And apparently the same crew is doing this movie called Meaning.

00:10:34.560 And it's the only thing I've been looking forward to in terms of movies.

00:10:39.540 It's like the only movie I've looked forward to in maybe two years.

00:10:44.100 I can't remember the last time there was a movie, and I thought, oh, can't wait to see that.

00:10:48.560 Maybe Top Gun.

00:10:49.300 Top Gun was good.

00:10:52.620 But I cannot recommend this highly enough.

00:10:55.740 I assume that, I believe the content is about the meaning of life, which could not be more relevant at the moment.

00:11:03.060 So absolutely guaranteed.

00:11:05.580 We're going to talk about it.

00:11:07.160 So it's your homework.

00:11:08.560 Go watch Meaning by Mike Cernovich and his crew.

00:11:12.380 Well, have I told you too many times that what I want is a phone that does not present me with a big screen of apps?

00:11:22.520 So when I have something in mind I want to do, I've got to crawl through the apps, and I've got to always re-sign up, and my password is wrong, and I can't figure out the interface, and they've updated us since the last time.

00:11:36.020 And it takes me three different apps to do anything.

00:11:39.080 And what I said was, you know, maybe AI can solve that.

00:11:45.060 And maybe it can solve it by simply having us say what we want, and then the phone just sort of does it without bothering us with the apps.

00:11:56.440 And now, there is a company making a product called Rabbit Phone.

00:12:01.860 I just watched an extended advertisement for it.

00:12:05.120 So it's a phone-like.

00:12:07.620 It's a little squarer than a phone is.

00:12:09.860 You know, the phone's kind of rectangle.

00:12:11.840 So it's this little square kind of cool-looking device.

00:12:14.040 It's got a camera and a screen.

00:12:15.740 But apparently you just talk to it.

00:12:18.200 Or you can type on it, but mainly you talk to it.

00:12:21.820 And it does the app stuff for you.

00:12:24.580 So you can say things like, hey, can you book me a trip or plan me a trip?

00:12:31.560 I'd like to do this or that on this day.

00:12:34.180 You know, make sure it's luxury accommodations, and there's three of us.

00:12:37.760 And then it just goes off, and it figures out which of your apps does that kind of thing.

00:12:42.740 Because you still have to have the app in this model.

00:12:45.380 But you don't have to open the app.

00:12:47.660 You just have to give Rabbit your credentials once, and it'll open it for you.

00:12:51.940 So then it'll come back with questions, and you can update it and say, change this, blah, blah.

00:12:57.420 That's exactly what I want.

00:12:58.780 Let me give you a specific example.

00:13:02.920 I'm replacing – I had this outdoor barbecue built-in area that got filled with rats.

00:13:10.000 The rats built a home under the barbecue in the cabinetry.

00:13:13.580 So I just had it all ripped down because there's just no way to fix it, basically.

00:13:18.660 And I'm going to replace it with just some standard outdoor kitchen that you buy from Home Depot or something.

00:13:25.500 It'll be one of these just metallic outdoor grills and sink and stuff.

00:13:31.360 And I have a special need, which is I want it to be L-shaped, and I want to specify what's on each side.

00:13:38.600 So I go to the big outdoor grill selling website, barbecue something, and they have about 100,000 – about 100,000 options.

00:13:51.700 No, more than that.

00:13:52.800 Because if you combine different things, probably 10 million options.

00:13:57.800 Do you know how long it would take me to sort through 10 million options?

00:14:01.400 It's actually not doable.

00:14:03.440 It's so not doable, I'm considering not replacing my outdoor barbecue. 0.99

00:14:08.600 Because I don't know when I'm going to have a week to spend shopping for a fucking barbecue. 0.97

00:14:13.620 Because every component has its own decision. 0.99

00:14:18.700 All right, well, there's 100 different grills.

00:14:22.000 And then with each line, there's 100 different models within each line.

00:14:26.340 And how does that compare?

00:14:27.800 And which features?

00:14:28.940 And then how does that – so it's actually impossible.

00:14:31.460 Now, the company, the company does offer, you know, some services to help you put things together.

00:14:38.800 When was the last time you had a satisfying contact with a company's service department?

00:14:46.160 Ever?

00:14:46.640 I just look at the fact that, yeah, I get that they have a group I could call.

00:14:53.680 And I get that they're going to, like, answer all my questions for me.

00:14:57.380 But I just don't even want to try.

00:15:00.500 Because I know that if I do a chat – have you ever done the chat with the service department of anything lately?

00:15:09.620 Let me describe what the chat goes like.

00:15:12.340 Hi, I would like you to answer this specific question.

00:15:16.740 Here's the specific question.

00:15:19.080 What did they come back with?

00:15:21.380 Ever once – have you ever seen in a chat, one of those service chats?

00:15:25.880 Have they ever answered the question?

00:15:28.260 No.

00:15:29.280 The first contact will be, it's great to see you.

00:15:32.280 What's your name?

00:15:33.040 And what brought you here?

00:15:35.720 So that's what happened when I was talking to the barbecue people.

00:15:39.000 And I said, can you just answer the question?

00:15:42.340 Can you just answer the question?

00:15:44.300 I'm not here for conversation.

00:15:46.300 Just answer the question.

00:15:47.780 Yes, absolutely.

00:15:48.680 Can I look into it?

00:15:49.900 So I say, yes.

00:15:51.140 I'm looking for something that can do A, B, and C.

00:15:54.640 All right.

00:15:55.300 Here's something that can do A.

00:15:57.300 No.

00:15:57.860 I said, I need something – I can find something that can do A on my own.

00:16:01.900 I need something to do A, and also B, and also C.

00:16:06.580 All right.

00:16:07.220 Here's something that does C.

00:16:08.920 No.

00:16:09.380 You're not getting it.

00:16:10.620 A plus B plus C.

00:16:13.820 All right.

00:16:14.240 Here's something that does B and C.

00:16:15.860 No.

00:16:16.420 No.

00:16:17.120 No.

00:16:17.780 No.

00:16:18.060 A plus B plus C.

00:16:21.940 I hope you're having a good day.

00:16:23.820 We're working on it. 1.00

00:16:26.400 And then you want to kill yourself. 1.00

00:16:28.820 Right? 0.89

00:16:29.000 So I want AI to deal with their AI that's probably operating the chat.

00:16:36.220 I assume their chat is some combo of canned responses and a person who's dipping in once

00:16:42.340 in a while.

00:16:43.000 I don't want to deal with that.

00:16:45.360 You know, so much I don't want to deal with that that I would not even use that company.

00:16:50.240 I would just try something else.

00:16:52.540 Now, by the way, I'm imputing them before I try, because if I called them, I'd probably

00:16:56.700 get really good service.

00:16:57.820 If I could ever get through.

00:17:01.060 So I want AI to solve all of those problems of dealing with other people.

00:17:04.900 I don't want to deal with other people ever again.

00:17:07.800 I want to be like Howard Hughes, where you couldn't talk to Howard Hughes, but you could

00:17:12.780 talk to somebody who might be able to talk to him.

00:17:15.380 That's who I want to be.

00:17:16.920 It's like, I think we'll call Scott.

00:17:18.920 Oh, good luck.

00:17:21.520 There will be no calling Scott.

00:17:25.360 That's off the table.

00:17:26.360 Well, we'll email Scott.

00:17:28.820 Oh, nice try.

00:17:30.220 There will be no emailing Scott.

00:17:33.520 Well, we'll send him a text.

00:17:35.340 Nice try.

00:17:36.520 There will be no messaging Scott.

00:17:39.780 You can message my AI.

00:17:41.060 And if you can get through it, good luck.

00:17:45.400 Then I'll talk to you.

00:17:46.320 And you know what my AI is going to say to you the first time you text me?

00:17:51.040 Well, what brought you here today?

00:17:53.260 What caused you to want to talk to Scott?

00:17:55.240 Scott, I hope you're having a nice day.

00:17:57.740 And then after he says, I'd like to ask Scott if he could schedule this podcast.

00:18:03.160 You know what I'm going to have my AI say then?

00:18:06.080 I'm going to say, absolutely.

00:18:08.360 We can schedule this speaking event.

00:18:10.220 And then the person will say, no, no, not a speaking event.

00:18:13.680 It's a podcast.

00:18:15.460 Absolutely.

00:18:16.260 A speaking event plus a podcast.

00:18:18.220 We can book that.

00:18:19.000 No, no, no.

00:18:20.400 I just want to book it.

00:18:21.880 So that's what I'm going to do. 1.00

00:18:24.240 I'm going to have my AI be the biggest asshole. 1.00

00:18:26.840 No, I'm not. 1.00

00:18:30.220 I just think it's funny.

00:18:32.920 Well, I don't know if it's because AI is going to change the nature of the smartphone market.

00:18:38.780 But unusual whales reports that Apple iPhone sales in China fell 30% in the first weeks of 2024, according to Reuters.

00:18:49.400 Now, here's my problem with Apple.

00:18:53.020 Now, I'll remind you that I do not give investment advice.

00:18:58.180 But full disclosure, I held Apple stock for a number of years, but I got rid of it earlier this year because I no longer trust that it's the monopoly I thought it was.

00:19:10.440 I invested in it because they had such a solid hold on the market that it was just printing money.

00:19:17.500 And that was true for years.

00:19:18.860 But now AI makes everything kind of, I'm not sure.

00:19:24.540 And then China makes everything, that could be trouble.

00:19:28.060 So suddenly the certainty of Apple printing money by just upgrading to the next slightly better iPhone is not as obvious.

00:19:37.720 I don't know if that's why sales are going down in China.

00:19:40.420 And probably it's more, it has something to do with China.

00:19:43.840 But I do see this rabbit phone or things like it changing things a lot.

00:19:49.260 Now, here's the question for Apple.

00:19:52.280 You know that at one point Apple was primarily or exclusively a computer-making company.

00:19:59.140 And then they went into the music business with their iPod.

00:20:03.800 And that's because they had a guy named Steve Jobs.

00:20:06.260 So Steve Jobs created the company, saved them once by coming back from next computer and back into the company.

00:20:15.320 So he sort of reinvented them.

00:20:17.280 Then he introduced the iPod.

00:20:19.420 And that took them to a whole new place.

00:20:21.280 And then he introduced the iPad and the smartphone.

00:20:25.580 And that took them to whole new places.

00:20:29.440 Now what?

00:20:30.280 What did Apple just introduce?

00:20:36.060 Goggles?

00:20:37.340 VR goggles?

00:20:40.220 Let me just test your emotional response.

00:20:45.620 All right.

00:20:46.140 I'm going to test your emotional response.

00:20:48.300 Remember how you felt the first time you knew there was something called an iPod?

00:20:53.920 You remember how much you wanted it?

00:20:56.960 Probably a lot.

00:20:57.920 You remember when the iPad got invented and you were like, whoa, that looks really cool.

00:21:05.940 I feel like I have to have one.

00:21:07.720 I felt like I had to have one and I didn't even need one.

00:21:10.620 It didn't even solve any problem.

00:21:12.760 It solved no problem.

00:21:14.400 I wanted that thing.

00:21:15.840 I mean, I really, really wanted one.

00:21:17.580 I've got like five of them.

00:21:19.480 Now, how about when Apple did the smartphone? 0.98

00:21:24.620 The original smartphone was absolute garbage. 0.98

00:21:27.300 It couldn't even make a phone call. 0.99

00:21:29.760 Literally, if you had AT&T service, you couldn't hold it in your hand without your finger canceling out the antenna and dropping the call.

00:21:40.200 It was a terrible product.

00:21:42.100 Do you know how much I wanted one?

00:21:43.740 I really, really wanted it.

00:21:46.040 Like I really, really, really wanted it.

00:21:48.040 So, so far, every product that Apple has made in my lifetime from the original Lisa computer, I really, really wanted it.

00:21:59.940 The first Apple.

00:22:01.140 The first Apple.

00:22:02.100 What was it?

00:22:02.520 Apple 2 or 1 or whatever.

00:22:04.000 I really, really wanted one of those back in those days.

00:22:08.080 And every product they've made since then, with the exception of what was the first product I didn't really, really want from Apple?

00:22:16.240 The watch.

00:22:19.700 What was it about the watch that was different from all their other products?

00:22:24.520 It was their first product after Jobs left, wasn't it?

00:22:29.120 Wasn't it the first product after Jobs?

00:22:31.380 And yet it was the first product I did not crave, like just irrationally wanted it.

00:22:38.160 And now there's these goggles.

00:22:40.080 So now they've got a $3,500 set of goggles.

00:22:43.520 You know what my emotional feeling is about the goggles?

00:22:49.020 Nope.

00:22:51.880 I don't even have a little bit of interest.

00:22:55.540 The most interest I would have is if I were standing in a room and somebody said, hey, put these on.

00:23:03.220 It's cool.

00:23:04.280 I would put them on just to see.

00:23:07.180 If somebody said to me, hey, if you drive across town, I'll show you how this looks.

00:23:13.220 I'd say, across town?

00:23:16.500 I don't care that much.

00:23:18.500 So I don't know how Apple finds magic again.

00:23:27.020 Because in my opinion, they have not yet found magic without Steve Jobs.

00:23:31.780 Would anybody disagree with that characterization?

00:23:35.980 Does anybody disagree?

00:23:38.260 Oh, the AirPods were amazing.

00:23:39.740 I'll give you the AirPods.

00:23:41.400 Yeah, I'm going to give you that one.

00:23:42.880 I did want the AirPods.

00:23:44.280 Well, I didn't want them as soon as I saw it.

00:23:47.160 I don't think I wanted the AirPods the minute I saw them because they looked kind of goofy.

00:23:52.720 But once I tried them, they were amazing.

00:23:56.520 Now, I can't use them anymore.

00:23:58.140 Is there anybody else who stopped using AirPods because it tickles your ears?

00:24:03.700 Anybody else have that problem?

00:24:06.240 I had to stop using them.

00:24:07.740 They're very addictive, but very problematic.

00:24:14.740 All right.

00:24:15.360 So we don't know what's happening with Apple, but it's a riskier business than it used to be, I think.

00:24:21.400 Zuby had a funny comment about the British Empire.

00:24:26.040 He was riffing off the world of statistics, showed a list of countries that have never been invaded by Britain.

00:24:33.180 It's a comprehensive list of every country that has never been invaded by Britain.

00:24:41.140 Turns out it's not a very long list.

00:24:44.140 They had to add the Vatican to the list just to plump it up a little bit.

00:24:48.600 So Britain has never invaded the Vatican, the Vatican City, I guess.

00:24:52.220 But in most of the countries that they have not invaded are ones that you've never even heard of, or little ones like, you know, Lichtenstein.

00:25:03.000 They haven't invaded Lichtenstein yet.

00:25:06.020 Yet.

00:25:06.980 But here's what Zuby said.

00:25:08.500 Of course, he's British, so he can say this.

00:25:10.240 He says, I have a theory that the entire British Empire thing was really just a quest for decent weather, hot women, and tasty seasonings.

00:25:19.360 And it all got a bit out of hand.

00:25:23.160 And it all got a bit out of hand.

00:25:26.900 I've been following Zuby for a long time.

00:25:29.840 And I rate this his finest tweet or post.

00:25:32.980 That's a good joke.

00:25:36.560 Did you see the video of a jewelry store in Oakland in which some people came in to rob this jewelry store in Oakland?

00:25:44.540 And the proprietor sort of saw them approaching and knew that something was up, so he had his gun ready.

00:25:51.600 What transpired was a major gun battle in the middle of the store in which the proprietor, you know,

00:25:58.980 I think he got off, I don't know, at least nine or more shots.

00:26:04.120 And I think the bad guys, two of them, got off something like 20 different shots.

00:26:09.380 One of them had a gun with some kind of extra magazine capacity, you know, an illegal firearm with, like, extra shooting ability.

00:26:16.780 So they really just had it out.

00:26:20.560 Now, there are some fun parts of this story.

00:26:24.420 The degree that people are shooting each other is fun.

00:26:27.820 But not only did the proprietor get the best of the exchange, so he shot one or two of them, and, you know, they managed to leave.

00:26:38.160 But as one was leaving, he was struck by the getaway car.

00:26:42.880 So the getaway car was trying to leave without the getawayers. 0.99

00:26:46.900 And the guy runs out of the building, already shot, and his getaway car hits him.

00:26:51.140 Now, to be fair, that's funnier than it is if you saw it.

00:26:56.740 Because if you saw it, he didn't get, like, hurt too badly.

00:27:00.340 But the bumper, you know, caught him in the leg, and he had to probably hurt a little bit.

00:27:06.180 So what's the most shocking and fascinating story about the jewelry store in Oakland that was attempted robbery,

00:27:16.260 and there was a shoe debt?

00:27:17.680 What's the most surprising part of the story?

00:27:20.080 Go.

00:27:21.160 The most surprising start of the story is?

00:27:27.100 The cop took away the owner's gun.

00:27:29.120 That's true.

00:27:29.440 There's no charges.

00:27:31.040 No charges.

00:27:32.380 There were no deaths.

00:27:33.160 That's interesting.

00:27:34.680 Yeah.

00:27:35.780 Thank you.

00:27:36.380 We got the correct answer on locals.

00:27:38.320 The most surprising story is there's a jewelry store in Oakland in the year 2024.

00:27:48.420 Hold this in your mind for a moment.

00:27:50.480 Just put this in mind.

00:27:52.340 There's somebody in Oakland who thinks it's a good idea to have a jewelry store in Oakland in 2024.

00:28:02.420 Now, that's the first part of the thing that's too amazing to believe.

00:28:09.480 But wait, wait, wait.

00:28:10.460 There's a better part.

00:28:11.380 There's a better part.

00:28:12.580 If you think that's amazing, that somebody actually thought that running a jewelry store in Oakland was a good business model,

00:28:19.740 it gets funnier.

00:28:21.360 Wait for it.

00:28:22.020 There were two criminals in Oakland who didn't realize that anybody who still runs a jewelry store in Oakland is, 1.00

00:28:33.680 number one, armed to the teeth, and number two, the bravest motherfucker in America. 0.99

00:28:42.660 Hey, I think, Rob, hey, did you realize, do you know there's a jewelry store? 0.99

00:28:47.500 No, we still have a jewelry store.

00:28:48.780 I know I don't believe it either, but we've been robbing before somebody else does because it's not going to last long.

00:28:53.880 So we'll get our guns and get your illegal magazine thing, too.

00:28:58.560 We're really going to have some good guns.

00:29:00.540 We're going to run in there, catch them off guard, and take all their stuff.

00:29:08.460 If they had had maybe a business consultant, and I don't know if they're business consultants for criminals,

00:29:14.320 but they need them because crime is a business model, too, ultimately.

00:29:19.440 So if I were the business model, I would say, all right, what's your plan?

00:29:22.940 You're going to knock over a jewelry store in where?

00:29:26.060 In Oakland.

00:29:27.760 Well, first of all, I don't believe you that there's a jewelry store in Oakland in 2024.

00:29:32.680 All right, well, okay, there is.

00:29:34.560 So you're going to go in there with your guns and you're going to rob them.

00:29:39.480 Okay, here's the problem with your plan.

00:29:41.240 Anybody who's still running a jewelry store in Oakland is looking for a gunfight.

00:29:51.200 That's not somebody who woke up and said, you know, I'd like to avoid any trouble today.

00:29:56.480 No, that's somebody who has multiple guns and was expecting to use them exactly the way he did.

00:30:02.980 So I wouldn't mess with that jewelry store, is what I'm saying.

00:30:09.360 Did you hear the recent news, you know, yet again, some study that said hydroxychloroquine,

00:30:15.900 according to a meta-study, caused 17,000 deaths because, claim these researchers, it was the wrong drug

00:30:25.620 to be taken if you had COVID.

00:30:28.560 Do you believe any of that?

00:30:30.560 No.

00:30:31.740 Do you know why you should not believe this study?

00:30:34.900 Because it's a study and it's about the pandemic.

00:30:40.040 So those are the two most bullshitty things in the history of the humanity.

00:30:48.140 It's a scientific study.

00:30:50.140 So right off the bat, there's a 50% chance it won't be reproducible.

00:30:55.420 Right off the bat, just because it's a study.

00:30:58.300 That's the actual average.

00:31:00.660 Now, what kind of study is it?

00:31:03.700 It's a meta-study.

00:31:05.620 It's a meta-analysis.

00:31:06.920 Now, if the only thing you knew was somebody did a meta-analysis, what would you know? 1.00

00:31:13.120 It's bullshit. 0.99

00:31:14.560 Meta-analysis is like horoscopes. 1.00

00:31:17.020 It's somebody deciding what studies are good enough to include,

00:31:20.740 and it's really deciding what's good enough to include an opinion

00:31:23.740 that gives you the results that you get.

00:31:28.420 Plus, there can be big studies that bias, you know, because they're bigger than the averages. 0.99

00:31:32.940 So meta-analysis is complete bullshit. 1.00

00:31:35.140 But so they did a study, which is bullshit. 1.00

00:31:38.820 They did a meta-analysis, which is bullshit. 1.00

00:31:41.240 And it was about the pandemic, and everything about the pandemic is bullshit. 0.99

00:31:46.100 So is there anything else wrong with it? 0.99

00:31:49.200 Oh, yeah.

00:31:50.200 Joe Rogan asked Robert Kennedy Jr. about it.

00:31:53.220 And Kennedy explained that they only used the hydroxychloroquine with really sick people,

00:32:00.040 which is the opposite of how you're supposed to use it.

00:32:01.960 So, yeah, if you oversubscribed the wrong drug at the wrong time to the wrong people,

00:32:09.020 you're going to get a bad result, which had nothing to do with whether hydroxychloroquine

00:32:15.120 could work the way people imagined it could, which is ahead of time.

00:32:19.400 Now, I don't know if it worked or didn't work, and you know why I don't know?

00:32:24.500 Because it's a study, because there's a meta-analysis, because it's about the pandemic.

00:32:29.820 Those three things guarantee you don't know anything.

00:32:33.100 You'd just be guessing.

00:32:34.880 So, I don't know.

00:32:36.560 Did ivermectin work?

00:32:37.700 But let me ask you, are you certain, how many of you would say you're certain that in the fullness of time,

00:32:46.120 with what we know now, how many of you are certain that ivermectin was effective against COVID?

00:32:56.100 I'm seeing yeses, I'm seeing nos.

00:32:58.160 Don't you know that ivermectin has been shown to be effective?

00:33:05.560 You know how?

00:33:07.040 Do you know how ivermectin was shown to be effective?

00:33:10.800 They did a study that was a meta-study in the pandemic.

00:33:18.560 That's how they know.

00:33:21.260 Have you learned anything?

00:33:25.100 Have I taught you anything?

00:33:28.160 There's no way to know if ivermectin work.

00:33:31.620 You don't have any way to know.

00:33:33.540 There is no way to know.

00:33:36.080 Now, if you guessed it did, you might be right.

00:33:39.140 If you guessed it didn't, you might be right.

00:33:42.480 If you guessed that maybe it worked in some cases and not others, you might be right.

00:33:47.500 Do you think there's any way to know?

00:33:49.640 There is no way to know.

00:33:51.520 You could talk to people who anecdotally thought it helped.

00:33:54.960 That doesn't tell you anything. 1.00

00:33:55.980 If you look at a meta-analysis, bullshit, the study, bullshit, the pandemic, everything's bullshit. 1.00

00:34:02.200 Now, don't believe anything. 0.99

00:34:03.780 I think there's a good chance that ivermectin work.

00:34:05.860 So, you know, if you put a gun to my head and said, all right, you know, there's only two ways.

00:34:13.480 Yeah. 0.96

00:34:14.240 You don't want to die.

00:34:16.380 I would certainly use it just because it wouldn't hurt me.

00:34:23.000 I mean, the risk analysis is very clearly in favor of it.

00:34:26.220 But whether it actually works, I don't know.

00:34:29.780 Oh, we got our glitch.

00:34:31.220 34-minute glitch.

00:34:32.980 We'll never know what that was.

00:34:35.700 In St. Paul, Minnesota, CBS News is reporting quite giddily that they have only women on the city council now.

00:34:44.060 So lots of people of color and all women, no men.

00:34:46.940 How was this news treated?

00:34:49.540 If you had all women on the city council, did the news say, my God, we're going to have to add some diversity? 1.00

00:34:57.100 We're going to need to add some diversity to this city council, right?

00:35:00.920 So that's the way they covered it, right?

00:35:03.460 Because it's the news, and the news is very interested in DEI and diversity, right?

00:35:10.360 What am I getting wrong?

00:35:11.940 If it's all women, there must be some problem here. 1.00

00:35:15.820 I've been taught that for 50 years.

00:35:18.400 I mean, every time I wake up, I find that if it's all men, it's a problem.

00:35:21.860 If it's all white, it's a problem. 0.99

00:35:24.160 If there are too many Asians getting into good colleges, I'm told that's a problem by some people.

00:35:30.240 So wouldn't this be a problem if you have only women on a seven council membership? 1.00

00:35:36.480 No?

00:35:37.220 That's okay?

00:35:38.340 How did the news cover it?

00:35:40.100 Go, girls. 1.00

00:35:41.260 You go, girls.

00:35:42.760 Maybe this will fix everything.

00:35:44.780 The first order of business is they're going to change the name of the city from St. Paul to St. Paulina.

00:35:54.580 It's going to be St. Paulina.

00:35:58.000 No, not really.

00:35:59.600 Not really.

00:36:00.840 But you were going to believe it, weren't you?

00:36:02.980 Okay, tell me the truth.

00:36:04.820 How many of you were prepared to believe that?

00:36:08.440 Anybody?

00:36:09.960 I'll bet at least one person said, really? 0.96

00:36:14.200 Because isn't it just as, it's exactly as ridiculous as everything else in the news?

00:36:20.940 By the way, the chat has completely stopped.

00:36:26.280 So the chat seems to have stopped on all of the other streams except locals.

00:36:36.860 Is there anybody at locals who can confirm the stream is working?

00:36:39.920 Does anybody have another device open?

00:36:44.840 It's working?

00:36:48.380 Is the chat working for other people but not me?

00:36:51.000 It's working for other people.

00:36:51.600 It's working for other people.

00:36:52.000 It's working for other people.

00:36:52.460 It's working for other people.

00:36:53.460 It's working for other people.

00:36:54.460 It's working for other people.

00:36:55.460 Oh, okay.

00:36:56.460 So as long as you chatters are happy, then I guess I'm happy too.

00:37:01.040 But let's see if I can maybe clear that and see the comments.

00:37:04.520 No, it seems to be, that is a doornail.

00:37:13.960 Sorry, I can't see your comments, but apparently you can see me.

00:37:18.340 Somebody says YouTube is dead.

00:37:25.300 It's a YouTube comment.

00:37:26.840 You were wrong.

00:37:30.280 All right, well, some say YouTube is fine.

00:37:33.220 I don't know.

00:37:33.560 We'll just forge on.

00:37:36.440 I saw a post from Peachy Keenan, who apparently is getting some DMs from pilots,

00:37:43.460 people in the pilot world.

00:37:45.500 Because, you know, people are worried that the pilots won't be good.

00:37:48.720 And here's what some pilots are saying, that the so-called DEI diversity hires

00:37:57.500 are, of course, newer pilots, so they would not be as skilled as the older ones.

00:38:02.100 But as long as the new pilots are paired with some boomer who's experienced, you're probably

00:38:08.460 going to be fine, because that's how people learn to fly.

00:38:11.260 They fly with experienced pilots, but the experienced pilots are retiring in record numbers because

00:38:19.420 they're boomers.

00:38:19.960 And the question is, what happens when the people who really do have the experience are no longer sitting next to the people

00:38:27.740 who don't have the experience?

00:38:29.520 Are you going to get two people with relatively light experience?

00:38:33.380 And then are you going to be in trouble?

00:38:36.760 Now, I remind you that when I talk about the incompetence problem and the DEI hires and the diversity hires, 0.99

00:38:44.240 I'm never talking about their genes or anything about their race.

00:38:48.820 It's just math.

00:38:49.620 If everybody's trying to pull good employees from the same limited pool, somebody's not going to have enough.

00:38:56.700 So it should result in massive incompetence if you're just trying to do DEI the way it was designed.

00:39:07.300 If all you did is DEI the way it's designed, it should, by design, guarantee the end of the country,

00:39:17.160 because it would drive your capability level lower and lower, because your priorities would be on looks instead of capability.

00:39:27.820 Now, I'm quick to point out, as others do, that the whole point of DEI is that you're not picking people who are lesser qualified.

00:39:40.880 But in the real world, and in 2024 we're allowed to say this, nothing like that's going to happen.

00:39:46.980 In the real world, there just aren't enough people for everybody to hire to get all the capability you need.

00:39:52.720 So it's not really possible in any practical sense.

00:39:55.500 All right, Mark Zuckerberg did the best failure to read the room that I've seen in a long time.

00:40:04.440 So think about the problems in the world.

00:40:08.320 Think about your own life, whatever problems you have.

00:40:11.820 And then consider that Mark Zuckerberg decided that posting the following message on his platform was just fun and interesting.

00:40:22.860 And it wouldn't bother you at all.

00:40:24.380 And he's posting that over there in Hawaii, in his compound in Hawaii, he's growing special cows.

00:40:33.300 The waigu and some other kind of special cows that are good eating.

00:40:36.620 And he's feeding them only macadamia nuts that he grows on his own plantation.

00:40:42.220 And some kind of beer.

00:40:43.760 I've never heard of that before, but is that a thing?

00:40:46.960 Feeding cows beer?

00:40:48.800 Does it make them tastier?

00:40:50.140 I guess that's the thing.

00:40:52.620 So he makes his own beer on his property, and they grow their own macadamia nuts.

00:40:58.200 They feed them to the cows.

00:40:59.940 And then he's proud to say that his girls, his kids, they take care of the animals.

00:41:04.860 So they're learning to take care of them.

00:41:07.860 And then he shows a big old steak in front of him on a plate as he's enjoying his meal.

00:41:12.420 Now, I feel like those two children who are raising the cattle as their pets before they eat them are going to be vegetarians by the time they reach college.

00:41:28.900 Let me tell you one of the big reasons I'm a vegetarian.

00:41:32.240 It's not the main reason.

00:41:33.140 I primarily do it just because I don't process meat very well.

00:41:40.020 So for me, it's just my physical biology doesn't work with meat too well.

00:41:44.640 But I also worked on a farm.

00:41:47.880 My uncle had a farm nearby, so my siblings and I would work there.

00:41:54.060 And have you ever watched an animal be slaughtered?

00:41:59.660 You should try watching that when you're 10 years old.

00:42:03.140 Try watching an animal be slaughtered when you're 10 years old from start to finish.

00:42:09.820 If that doesn't turn you into vegetarian, I don't know what will.

00:42:13.100 But, yeah, I'm still out of PTSD from that.

00:42:19.240 So, anyway, I didn't realize there was a company that was almost ready to land on the moon, but they got some kind of fuel leak.

00:42:26.800 So they're going to fly around up there and try to get some stuff done, but they won't be landing on the moon.

00:42:33.140 And what company is it?

00:42:34.960 It's Astrobotic Technology and their Peregrine spacecraft.

00:42:39.260 So there is a ton of space activity that doesn't get as much attention as SpaceX.

00:42:46.820 But there's a whole bunch of people making rockets to go to a whole bunch of places.

00:42:52.280 There's tons of activity.

00:42:54.860 And I'm wondering what the DEI policy on the moon will be.

00:42:58.020 Because if they don't have a DEI policy on the moon, I'm still looking for a place to go.

00:43:04.860 My backup plan, in case America keeps getting more and more racist and I have to leave.

00:43:11.860 So maybe the moon.

00:43:13.720 Mars seems too far away.

00:43:14.880 All right.

00:43:16.660 Have I ever told you that design is destiny?

00:43:19.720 Of course I have.

00:43:21.920 And do you think that our Congress is designed in a way that will give you good budgets to focus on your priorities?

00:43:29.960 Do you think our government is designed to do that?

00:43:32.800 No.

00:43:33.420 Our government is designed to waste your money and get away with it.

00:43:37.300 Now, not intentionally.

00:43:41.800 Not intentionally.

00:43:43.000 Nobody thought, oh, that would be a good idea.

00:43:45.380 But that's the design.

00:43:47.120 And you know it's the design because it's the only thing that happens.

00:43:50.380 Because they just keep spending more.

00:43:52.120 And if they keep things complicated, you, the public, won't know exactly who to blame or why.

00:43:59.280 Because you'll be like, okay, that sounds like a good idea, but can we afford all this?

00:44:04.600 And yeah.

00:44:05.200 So the government is a confusopoly.

00:44:08.160 They can only keep their jobs because you don't know what they're doing.

00:44:11.460 The moment you understood what they were doing, you'd vote in new people to do things you want them to do.

00:44:17.040 So it's only the hiding of the useful information that allows our government to function the way it does, if you can call it a function.

00:44:25.820 So now we have the new Speaker of the House, Johnson, who has agreed to a spending level that is so high it guarantees the destruction of the country.

00:44:35.200 Is that too far?

00:44:39.360 I'm not saying that just this one year and that one budget will destroy it.

00:44:44.020 But there's no effort or energy toward reducing our expenses, which are clearly ruinous, because we couldn't possibly cover it all, you know, the budget that we're racking up, the debt we're racking up.

00:44:58.880 So Congress just goes to work, and then they do the things the way their rules require and the forces are in place, and then they come up with something that can't possibly serve the interests of the people.

00:45:13.280 And we're not really sure exactly what's going on, because people don't follow the news that closely.

00:45:19.420 If they did, they couldn't understand the budget.

00:45:22.660 So we have a system by design that guarantees America ends.

00:45:30.360 Unless we change something really, really basic about the design, I don't see how we can survive.

00:45:35.220 But it's designed to fail, and we just keep waking up every day and say, well, I guess I'll eat lunch.

00:45:43.560 It's such a big problem that you don't know what to do about it.

00:45:46.420 Yeah.

00:45:46.840 Thomas Massey can complain about it.

00:45:50.080 But then what?

00:45:51.020 Then I repost his complaint, and then what?

00:45:57.120 Nothing.

00:45:58.120 Nobody votes differently.

00:46:00.040 Nobody acts differently.

00:46:01.760 Nothing.

00:46:02.580 Because you can just keep kicking that cab.

00:46:06.080 So, in my opinion, Republicans have completely failed to do the job for their constituents.

00:46:16.540 Completely failed.

00:46:17.320 And apparently, they're trying to not shut down the country.

00:46:23.340 You know, they don't want the country to shut down because they haven't agreed on the budget.

00:46:28.360 I don't know.

00:46:29.180 I'd be in favor of shutting down the country.

00:46:31.180 If the alternative is guaranteed failure, to me, that's a risk-reward no-brainer.

00:46:39.420 You should definitely shut down the country as long as you want, and as painful as it needs to be.

00:46:45.500 Because the alternative is worse.

00:46:48.300 We spend ourselves into ruin.

00:46:51.980 So, designed to fail.

00:46:53.680 That's what we are.

00:46:55.820 So, I guess the Iowa Republican debates are coming up, and it's only going to be DeSantis and Haley.

00:47:02.800 Vivek Ramaswamy has a little quick ad in which he suggests that your best play would be to, quote, 0.99

00:47:10.300 turn that shit off, don't watch it. 1.00

00:47:13.620 Now, he gets bleeped for the shit part, but you can tell he's saying it. 1.00

00:47:17.160 It's a snappy little ad, and his point is, which he says, that you're only being allowed to see the two corporate darlings. 0.97

00:47:28.260 Now, of course, you know, the rules require you to poll above a certain amount before you can be in the debate.

00:47:34.700 So, that's what they would say would be the reason.

00:47:36.940 But it is kind of interesting that DeSantis and Haley, according to Vivek, would be the two most acceptable Republicans.

00:47:47.960 That is a little interesting, isn't it?

00:47:51.760 Oh, is it CNN's rule that's not the debate rule?

00:47:56.660 Well, whosever rule it is.

00:47:59.360 So, Vivek says, just turn it off and don't watch.

00:48:02.300 Now, I did not need that advice.

00:48:04.840 Were any of you even a little bit interested in watching a debate between DeSantis and Haley?

00:48:10.760 I can't imagine that would be interesting or useful or would tell me something I didn't know

00:48:16.100 or would help the country, would make democracy richer, would grease the republic, would get us a better result,

00:48:24.580 would get us a better candidate.

00:48:27.060 I can't see any reason to watch it.

00:48:30.400 Literally no reason.

00:48:32.160 And I was worried about it the other day because I was thinking,

00:48:34.920 oh, God, you're going to expect me to comment on the debate.

00:48:39.880 And I really, really don't want to watch it.

00:48:42.540 There's nothing to watch there.

00:48:43.880 Now, suppose Vivek had been part of the debate.

00:48:49.560 It's too late for that.

00:48:50.480 But suppose he had.

00:48:51.660 I would definitely watch it.

00:48:53.320 You know why?

00:48:54.660 Because if Vivek is in the debate, it's going to get really interesting.

00:48:58.320 We know that.

00:48:59.380 You don't have to guess that because he's already approved that that will be the case.

00:49:03.100 So, yeah, go watch.

00:49:05.620 I'm not going to.

00:49:08.140 Have you noticed that every day you wake up and you look at the news and you say,

00:49:12.440 uh-oh, Scott is going to have to explain what Trump really meant in this story.

00:49:19.000 Uh-oh, here's another one.

00:49:20.720 It looks like Scott is going to have to explain why Trump is not a dictator.

00:49:24.860 Uh-oh, there's another one.

00:49:26.720 It looks like Scott is going to have to explain that Trump doesn't really mean violence is a good idea. 1.00

00:49:32.080 Uh-oh, so all day long, I look at the news and I'm like, oh, fuck. 0.99

00:49:38.840 Do I have to once again explain what Trump meant? 0.99

00:49:43.620 You know what I never have to do?

00:49:46.400 I never have to explain what Vivek meant.

00:49:50.160 And I'm endorsing Vivek for president.

00:49:52.960 I never have to explain what he meant.

00:49:54.940 Do you know why?

00:49:56.400 Because he can say it better than I can.

00:49:59.600 Unfortunately, Trump can't.

00:50:01.520 Trump can't explain his own opinions better than I can explain his opinions.

00:50:07.240 Now, Trump is more provocative and he gets more energy and he definitely knows how to rile up his base better than I ever could.

00:50:13.240 So his skills are transcendent in what he does.

00:50:18.260 But it does cause this whole big problem of people like me being accused of terrible things because he didn't say something as clearly or as elegantly as maybe he could.

00:50:29.420 But Vivek has been campaigning for a long time now, and any time somebody tried to do that to him, where they tried to misinterpret him, he's turned it into a news cycle and just buried him.

00:50:42.460 Just buried him.

00:50:43.300 We just saw a clip of President Biden giving a talk, and he was interrupted by Heckler.

00:50:53.280 And he looked like he was shaken, but then he tried to do that thing that politicians do, like, it's okay, let them speak, but not really.

00:51:03.400 They're just yelling in the audience.

00:51:05.140 Nobody's really hearing him.

00:51:06.700 And then, of course, they were escorted out.

00:51:08.320 So that gives you the impression that Biden doesn't want the alternative you heard or, yeah, just sort of an awkward thing, and that's why the protesters do it.

00:51:21.020 Well, now I think we've seen the third example, there might be more, in which Vivek is at a public event, a protester interrupts, and then Vivek says,

00:51:32.560 I'll tell you what, why don't you come up here and have your piece, I'll listen politely.

00:51:38.320 And then when you've completely explained what you'd like to explain to my crowd, do you mind if I give you my view so they can compare words to that effect?

00:51:47.920 So he just did it again.

00:51:49.580 You know, I couldn't play the clip, but I could tell that he had once again invited a climate person up to give their opinion before he debunked it.

00:51:58.780 Now you know what I don't have to do?

00:52:00.420 Well, I don't have to explain what Vivek meant when he criticized climate alarmism, because he said it better than I could possibly say it.

00:52:12.220 I never have to explain that guy.

00:52:14.140 That's sort of the dog not barking, because it takes a long time to realize the pattern is forming, and the pattern is no pattern.

00:52:25.520 The pattern of no pattern is the hardest one to spot, because you're thinking, where's my pattern?

00:52:30.920 Where's the press saying that Vivek said something crazy, or violent, or racist?

00:52:38.400 Nothing.

00:52:39.580 Nothing at all. 1.00

00:52:40.600 And they know that if they do, there's going to be a whole news cycle about them being completely disgraced, bullshit professionals. 0.98

00:52:52.800 It's not going to go well for them. 0.99

00:52:55.080 I love that.

00:52:55.660 All right, so President Biden is defending his idea to tax the 55 biggest corporations in America that pay zero federal income taxes in 2020.

00:53:10.540 But not anymore, he says.

00:53:13.380 Now, do all of you understand why that's a good idea, economically, to tax the big corporations who are paying no taxes?

00:53:22.660 Everybody understands why the economics of that are good.

00:53:26.540 Well, he explained it, right?

00:53:29.540 Didn't Biden clearly explain the purpose of this and why it's good for the country?

00:53:33.980 Because they weren't paying any taxes.

00:53:36.580 What else do you need to know?

00:53:38.780 That's the complete story, isn't it?

00:53:40.840 No.

00:53:41.860 It's really, really complicated.

00:53:44.520 Do you know why companies don't pay taxes?

00:53:48.240 Number one, they didn't have profits.

00:53:51.680 Now, that's not what's going on here.

00:53:53.460 They had cash profits, probably, but on paper, no.

00:53:58.020 Do you know who else doesn't pay taxes?

00:54:00.680 Companies that are growing quickly and investing and growing so quickly that they will be the greatest companies America ever produced.

00:54:09.540 And do you know why they don't pay taxes?

00:54:12.580 Because the government prefers they don't in some situations.

00:54:18.100 And they prefer they don't when the alternative is you can grow fast and become much, much stronger and bigger, have more employees paying taxes, pay lots of dividends.

00:54:28.980 And all those things are amortized over time, exactly.

00:54:33.420 So, eventually, the government should get its money back.

00:54:36.660 Because at some point, you stop investing in capital assets.

00:54:41.140 And at some point, you start becoming a cash cow.

00:54:44.140 And that's when you pay your taxes, when you're a cash cow.

00:54:46.600 Now, Biden, I don't know if he doesn't understand it or doesn't want to or doesn't want to explain it.

00:54:52.340 But did you know that this company that's not paying any taxes, does it have employees?

00:54:59.160 If you've got a company with, let's say, 10,000 employees and you're not paying corporate income taxes, those 10,000 people got paid and they have to pay taxes.

00:55:12.240 What about the investors?

00:55:13.140 Well, they might not be getting dividends in the early part of the company, but they will.

00:55:20.980 They'll all be taxable.

00:55:22.320 Tax twice.

00:55:23.760 Once on the company and once when the individual gets it.

00:55:27.160 So, the companies that are not paying taxes are because, at some point, our own government reasonably said, it's better if they don't pay taxes under these situations.

00:55:41.580 Because they're growing, they're investing, and that's much more important for the country.

00:55:46.380 We'll get the taxes later.

00:55:50.040 Now, are there also a bunch of ways that big companies can essentially avoid taxes in ways you can't?

00:55:57.140 Probably.

00:55:57.640 But I think he's just sort of broadly saying, they don't pay taxes, and citizens pay taxes, so they think, oh, that's unfair.

00:56:10.620 That's unfair because the corporation doesn't pay taxes.

00:56:13.980 You know what else doesn't pay taxes?

00:56:16.140 Here.

00:56:17.500 This napkin.

00:56:18.140 This napkin paid zero taxes. 1.00

00:56:21.640 Fuck this napkin. 1.00

00:56:22.940 I pay taxes. 1.00

00:56:24.560 But do you know why the napkin doesn't pay taxes?

00:56:26.820 Because it never made sense.

00:56:29.540 It doesn't make sense.

00:56:31.740 But if the only thing you hear is that you have to pay taxes, but this napkin doesn't, the napkin doesn't have to pay taxes,

00:56:39.760 and you say, but Scott, a napkin isn't like a corporation.

00:56:44.560 Yes, it is.

00:56:46.200 Yes, it is.

00:56:47.240 In this conversation, a corporation and a napkin are the same because they're not people.

00:56:53.000 People pay taxes, right?

00:56:55.520 The napkin shouldn't pay taxes, and the corporation probably shouldn't.

00:56:59.940 You could take all taxes from all corporations, as long as they pay their owners and pay their employees.

00:57:10.480 You're going to be pretty close to fully taxed.

00:57:15.020 All right.

00:57:16.480 Here's Trump again getting in trouble.

00:57:18.920 He's questioning Nikki Haley's citizenship because she was born to parents who were not yet the citizens themselves.

00:57:26.680 So she was born in South Carolina, which, according to our Constitution, makes you absolutely guaranteed positively an American citizen.

00:57:35.860 But because Trump questions birthright and citizenship, the idea that just being born here makes you a citizen,

00:57:43.700 he is bringing up the idea that maybe Nikki Haley isn't exactly quite as legally perfectly a citizen as other people. 0.65

00:57:54.260 Now, this is a shitty thing to do. 0.78

00:57:56.680 It's un-American. 1.00

00:57:59.280 And he creates a situation for me where I have to explain why he'd say something so fucking stupid. 1.00

00:58:09.120 Well, maybe it works. 1.00

00:58:10.920 Maybe he's in the primary and he just knows that people will be a little racist and might make a difference. 1.00

00:58:19.100 This is just fucking stupid. 1.00

00:58:21.480 This is really stupid. 1.00

00:58:22.960 So I can't support Trump on this. 1.00

00:58:24.680 Do any of you support Trump's claims that Haley, born in South Carolina, is not quite perfectly a citizen?

00:58:35.540 Oh, you do.

00:58:36.280 So you support it because you want, in the future, that law to change? 0.97

00:58:42.260 Or do you want to travel back in fucking time and change the rules so that she's illegal? 1.00

00:58:49.680 People say yes. 0.99

00:58:50.660 All right.

00:58:51.520 So I guess Trump is correct that there are a lot of racist, he has a lot of racial animosity, apparently, that he could capitalize on.

00:59:03.000 So here's something that, you know, this is why I'm backing Vivek.

00:59:09.800 Vivek would never say this.

00:59:11.620 In a million years, Vivek would never say that Nikki Haley is not 100% a citizen of the United States.

00:59:20.300 And even though Haley is, you know, in the public arena and she's a politician, this is not really the kind of attack I'm cool with.

00:59:30.240 I'm not cool with this at all.

00:59:32.240 Not even a little bit.

00:59:34.160 Not even a little bit.

00:59:35.840 So not cool.

00:59:36.880 And how did he not know that this was not cool?

00:59:39.420 Well, maybe because the answers you gave me.

00:59:42.320 There were so many of you who agreed with them, maybe it works.

00:59:44.460 That's not good enough for me.

00:59:48.820 The president is also arguing presidential immunity.

00:59:51.900 This is way more interesting than I thought, the presidential immunity.

00:59:55.660 Now, the idea is that the president shouldn't be held legally liable for doing anything illegal that's roughly part of his job.

01:00:06.780 Now, a president could still go to jail for, you know, murdering somebody if he's president.

01:00:11.680 But if it's in the realm of his official business, Trump argues that nobody's ever been indicted or convicted, and he'd be the first one.

01:00:23.220 And that there should be a blanket, you know, guaranteed immunity if you're doing any kind of presidential business.

01:00:30.260 And he points out, in all caps, if they take away my immunity, they take away crooked Joe Biden's immunity.

01:00:36.800 Without immunity, it would be very hard for a president to properly function.

01:00:40.380 He also says, in all caps, without immunity, it would be very hard for a president to enjoy his or her golden years of retirement.

01:00:48.980 They would be under siege by radical and of control prosecutors, much like I am, but without the retirement, which is kind of funny.

01:00:57.940 But what do you think of that argument?

01:01:00.260 Let me just test you.

01:01:01.800 Do you think that's a solid argument, that as long as it's about his job, that there should be no criminal action?

01:01:13.840 Well, here's the problem.

01:01:15.680 You can think of ways that it would be abused, right?

01:01:18.980 And here's the question to get to that point.

01:01:21.080 So he was asked, hypothetically, what happens if the sitting president hires SEAL Team 6 to kill a political opponent?

01:01:32.900 Would that be okay?

01:01:37.780 Yeah.

01:01:38.660 Would it be okay to have a hit on a political opponent because you're in office?

01:01:45.660 Well, I'm not sure that's a good example, is it?

01:01:49.140 Because would that be official presidential business?

01:01:52.940 What would be official business about that?

01:01:56.460 I would say that that doesn't count because that would not be...

01:02:01.000 Nobody would see that as a legitimate part of the presidential function.

01:02:05.120 And if it's outside the presidential function, it's just a crime.

01:02:08.820 So I think the question was wrong, but I don't think Trump's lawyers questioned the question.

01:02:13.160 Instead, they said a qualified yes, that if Trump ordered a hit on his political opponent,

01:02:22.340 his lawyer argues that, yeah, maybe in that case, there should not be any prosecution for murder.

01:02:30.560 And points out that you do have the option of impeaching him first,

01:02:35.940 which apparently if you impeach and you get all the way through the Senate impeachment process,

01:02:40.420 that apparently some say you can then break through the immunity,

01:02:46.860 but that others argue that's not true, you know, things that the Supreme Court needs to settle.

01:02:52.720 I don't know the details of the political stuff, but I would add this.

01:02:58.300 In the real world, there's never going to be a real problem with this.

01:03:02.920 You know why?

01:03:03.500 Because if you were a president who did something so bad that the public said,

01:03:09.880 you know what, you really need to go to jail for that,

01:03:12.500 it's not going to be a winning play.

01:03:15.560 Like, no president wants to commit an obvious terrible crime in office

01:03:21.560 that everybody knows is a crime.

01:03:24.000 Unless they plan to stay there forever as a dictator,

01:03:28.840 it's a really, really, really bad idea to do something that everybody can see as a crime.

01:03:35.100 Do you think any president would order a hit on a political rival

01:03:39.420 and think that would turn out okay?

01:03:42.700 Here's how that should have been answered. 0.97

01:03:46.920 Your examples are ridiculous because no president could expect to survive that. 0.97

01:03:52.060 Survive it. 0.98

01:03:55.020 Under this hypothetical, 0.99

01:03:57.240 the president orders SEAL Team 6 to kill his political opponent. 0.77

01:04:02.960 Whoever ordered that is not going to survive. 1.00

01:04:06.040 They will be killed. 1.00

01:04:07.460 They will be murdered. 1.00

01:04:08.560 Because the system would never allow that to go on.

01:04:11.760 Like, the ordinary citizens would say, 0.99

01:04:13.720 all right, now we're going to kill you. 1.00

01:04:15.600 Ordinary citizens. 1.00

01:04:17.000 In fact, not just one lone gunman,

01:04:18.880 but you would see organized groups of Americans say, 0.98

01:04:22.340 you know, we actually have to kill this guy. 1.00

01:04:25.020 We'll kill him in office. 1.00

01:04:26.340 We'll kill him after office. 1.00

01:04:27.580 Whatever it takes. 1.00

01:04:28.700 But if a president actually organized a hit on a political opponent, 0.97

01:04:32.840 I would be on the side of killing.

01:04:36.920 Wouldn't you?

01:04:37.480 I mean, I'm not saying I would be involved,

01:04:41.240 but I would definitely be, 0.98

01:04:42.600 I would be in favor of assassinating my own president 0.99

01:04:45.360 under those conditions. 0.96

01:04:48.060 In fact, if you put me on a trial,

01:04:50.720 I would, I'd say innocent.

01:04:53.120 I'd say, no, that's probably just self-defense. 0.99

01:04:55.380 That president had to be killed. 0.97

01:04:56.640 That was a Hitler situation. 0.95

01:04:58.380 Yeah.

01:04:58.720 I'm not going to convict somebody for killing Hitler.

01:05:01.860 And if the president became an obvious political murderer, 0.98

01:05:06.140 you know, to use this ridiculous example, 1.00

01:05:08.620 yeah, no, they would be killed. 0.98

01:05:10.360 The citizens would take care of themselves. 0.99

01:05:11.800 And that's why I think this is a ridiculous question. 0.77

01:05:15.480 I do think I'm favoring Trump's argument here. 0.66

01:05:20.240 I'm actually favoring his argument

01:05:21.960 that even though it would protect you

01:05:23.940 from actual real serious crimes,

01:05:26.460 you're not protected protected

01:05:28.780 because you still have to live in the real world.

01:05:32.340 You can never win reelection.

01:05:34.440 Your party would be destroyed in the midterms.

01:05:38.340 Right? 0.99

01:05:38.620 You know, you'd probably be assassinated 0.59

01:05:41.620 by SEAL Team 6 as soon as they were done.

01:05:44.540 And first of all,

01:05:46.200 may I stop right here? 0.99

01:05:48.820 SEAL Team 6 isn't going to do a fucking hit 0.99

01:05:51.500 in the United States against the political enemy. 0.99

01:05:54.480 I guess I should have started there, right? 0.99

01:05:56.940 It's the most ridiculous thing. 0.96

01:06:00.640 The president is not going to get the military 0.98

01:06:02.600 to do a political hit in the United States.

01:06:06.500 They're not going to do that.

01:06:09.560 Anyway.

01:06:11.020 Yeah, it would be illegal in 100 different ways.

01:06:14.260 So Axios, which is less and less

01:06:16.780 a credible source of reporting,

01:06:19.500 reports that DEI is not only popular

01:06:23.740 in corporate America, but it's growing.

01:06:26.180 And that reports of it shrinking

01:06:27.860 or people cutting budgets are exaggerated.

01:06:30.960 And really, it's very popular

01:06:32.220 and could not be better.

01:06:34.020 57% of 322 U.S. executives surveyed

01:06:40.900 in November said that they're expanding it.

01:06:46.420 So most companies are expanding

01:06:48.340 and only 36% are maintaining them

01:06:51.620 and only 6% might be coming back.

01:06:55.180 Do you believe that?

01:06:56.060 Do you believe Axios when they say

01:06:59.160 that DEI is popular and expanding?

01:07:03.120 Popular in what way?

01:07:06.180 I don't think popular is the right word.

01:07:10.700 I think they're captured.

01:07:12.600 I think that if the DEI group gets big enough,

01:07:15.600 then the entire company is captured

01:07:17.140 and they just can't do anything.

01:07:18.880 So wouldn't it be easier to say they're blackmailed?

01:07:21.680 It's not popular.

01:07:23.740 They're blackmailed.

01:07:25.520 They're basically penned in.

01:07:26.900 They don't have a choice.

01:07:27.960 Yeah, they're captured. 0.99

01:07:28.540 So Axios is just garbage at this point. 0.88

01:07:33.100 The narrative that is popular 1.00

01:07:35.140 is so surfacy, obviously fucking stupid, 1.00

01:07:40.500 that it tells you what Axios is all about. 1.00

01:07:46.180 And Axios reports that Trump

01:07:47.700 is talking about more violence.

01:07:49.680 Well, let me tell you what he said.

01:07:52.240 You tell me if Axios is being

01:07:54.680 a legitimate news source 1.00

01:07:57.380 or complete fucking bullshit, right? 1.00

01:08:01.000 So they say that the former President Trump 1.00

01:08:02.940 warned on Tuesday,

01:08:04.620 following a court appearance

01:08:05.720 in its January 6th case,

01:08:07.380 that there will be, quote,

01:08:08.840 bedlam to come if the charges result

01:08:11.660 in him losing the presidential election.

01:08:14.980 And then Axios says,

01:08:17.160 why it matters?

01:08:18.160 Because they like to tell you

01:08:19.040 why things matter.

01:08:20.380 Trump's rhetoric has turned

01:08:21.800 increasingly violent

01:08:24.400 as he vies for a second term in office

01:08:26.760 while under four indictments.

01:08:29.660 Is that what you see in this?

01:08:31.760 When Trump warns that there will be bedlam,

01:08:35.280 does that sound like he's supporting violence?

01:08:40.460 To me, that sounds like somebody

01:08:42.140 trying to avoid it.

01:08:44.780 How in the world do you,

01:08:46.320 how in the world do you interpret this

01:08:49.000 as warning violence?

01:08:51.040 He's literally warning what to not do

01:08:54.480 so you can avoid the violence.

01:08:57.320 How about don't do something 0.98

01:08:59.040 that is so fucking awful 0.99

01:09:00.960 and terrible and biased 1.00

01:09:02.200 that people are going to be

01:09:03.860 driven to violence.

01:09:06.880 Isn't that like good advice?

01:09:09.480 Don't do something that would drive

01:09:11.040 the country to violence.

01:09:12.060 And they're acting like

01:09:14.120 he would love the violence

01:09:15.800 or something. 1.00

01:09:17.620 Axios, you're crazy. 0.99

01:09:20.900 But, 1.00

01:09:21.540 did I have to explain to you

01:09:23.660 why Axios said something

01:09:25.740 about Vivek

01:09:26.400 that Vivek didn't say?

01:09:27.780 No.

01:09:28.740 No, Axios doesn't do this to Vivek

01:09:30.980 because if they did,

01:09:32.840 he would bury them

01:09:33.900 in the next news cycle.

01:09:36.660 As he does.

01:09:37.620 Well,

01:09:40.820 today we find out

01:09:41.820 there might be

01:09:42.280 five different things

01:09:43.340 called Alzheimer's.

01:09:44.940 And it would explain

01:09:45.740 why we're not having

01:09:47.000 the greatest of luck

01:09:48.180 with treating it.

01:09:50.440 It might be that

01:09:51.500 there are five things

01:09:53.440 that are different,

01:09:54.900 but we've been calling it

01:09:56.520 all Alzheimer's.

01:09:58.220 So,

01:09:59.140 that's just sort of

01:10:00.580 one of those

01:10:01.820 mind tweakers.

01:10:03.100 Imagine waking up today

01:10:06.140 and finding out

01:10:07.320 that my entire life

01:10:08.600 people have been saying,

01:10:10.580 you know,

01:10:10.740 this person has Alzheimer's,

01:10:12.140 that person has Alzheimer's.

01:10:13.380 And I find out today,

01:10:15.280 after decades,

01:10:17.180 that there was no such thing

01:10:18.560 as Alzheimer's.

01:10:19.940 There were five different things

01:10:21.520 that maybe have

01:10:23.000 five different causes

01:10:24.000 and five different

01:10:24.880 potential treatments.

01:10:26.860 That's kind of a big

01:10:27.940 mind-bender to me

01:10:29.160 that it wasn't real.

01:10:31.560 I mean,

01:10:31.800 it wasn't real like one thing.

01:10:33.100 It makes you wonder

01:10:36.220 how many other things

01:10:37.280 are like that.

01:10:38.960 Well,

01:10:39.460 a co-founder

01:10:40.200 of a company

01:10:41.120 called Bloom Tech

01:10:42.460 and the CEO,

01:10:44.520 his name is Austin,

01:10:45.460 and he says

01:10:46.380 the Overton window

01:10:47.180 is shifting fast.

01:10:48.280 What he means is

01:10:49.020 there are a bunch

01:10:50.460 of positions

01:10:50.980 that people take publicly now

01:10:52.840 that they wouldn't take before.

01:10:56.020 They were actually untouchable.

01:10:57.720 So,

01:10:57.900 here are the examples

01:10:58.560 of things that people

01:10:59.440 now talk about in public

01:11:01.240 that they just

01:11:02.320 couldn't do

01:11:03.320 a year ago.

01:11:04.520 DEI versus merit.

01:11:06.900 Correct.

01:11:07.680 Aspects of COVID.

01:11:09.800 Correct.

01:11:10.900 The validity

01:11:11.600 and security

01:11:12.460 of elections.

01:11:14.240 Correct.

01:11:15.220 The aspects of

01:11:16.360 Trump and Biden.

01:11:19.100 Yeah,

01:11:19.920 I guess that's true.

01:11:21.480 The trans topic.

01:11:22.960 Correct.

01:11:23.780 And other

01:11:24.480 would-be conspiracy theories.

01:11:26.460 Correct.

01:11:27.460 Yes.

01:11:28.060 I would agree

01:11:28.580 with all those.

01:11:29.100 Those are all things

01:11:30.360 which people

01:11:31.860 did not feel

01:11:32.600 as free to talk about,

01:11:34.500 but so much

01:11:35.500 has happened

01:11:36.060 that somehow

01:11:37.100 that's loosened it up.

01:11:38.660 And he,

01:11:39.960 and he,

01:11:40.020 and then Austin says,

01:11:42.940 I think it basically

01:11:43.480 comes down to the fact

01:11:44.380 that for one reason

01:11:45.100 or another,

01:11:46.040 the likelihood

01:11:46.660 you'd get fired

01:11:47.700 for taking

01:11:48.400 controversial positions

01:11:49.760 is dramatically

01:11:50.500 lower today.

01:11:51.860 What caused that?

01:11:53.780 What reduced

01:11:54.900 the odds

01:11:55.560 that you would

01:11:56.660 get fired

01:11:57.320 if you said

01:11:58.580 these things?

01:12:00.500 Number one,

01:12:02.080 Elon Musk.

01:12:03.600 Number one,

01:12:05.260 Elon Musk.

01:12:06.580 Not only the things

01:12:07.580 he says

01:12:08.260 without getting canceled

01:12:09.780 because it's hard,

01:12:11.540 but also,

01:12:12.560 of course,

01:12:12.880 the X platform

01:12:13.600 that doesn't cancel

01:12:14.620 you for saying

01:12:15.260 things and it doesn't,

01:12:17.420 apparently,

01:12:18.880 doesn't try

01:12:19.440 to suppress you either.

01:12:21.720 What else?

01:12:22.720 How about

01:12:23.180 the fact that

01:12:25.120 lots of people

01:12:25.940 who did talk

01:12:26.960 about these things

01:12:27.880 got canceled

01:12:29.200 and none of them died.

01:12:32.220 They all came back.

01:12:34.340 Tucker came back.

01:12:37.040 You know,

01:12:37.260 info wars,

01:12:38.580 still going strong.

01:12:39.920 I got canceled.

01:12:41.280 I'm back.

01:12:42.700 So I think

01:12:43.180 the fact that

01:12:44.060 people got whacked

01:12:46.060 but came back

01:12:47.160 and sometimes stronger

01:12:48.260 does give people

01:12:50.020 a little boldness.

01:12:51.380 O'Keefe.

01:12:52.040 O'Keefe is a good example.

01:12:53.260 So that helps.

01:12:56.140 How about

01:12:56.600 the fact that

01:12:58.620 a lot of people

01:12:59.200 reached the last straw?

01:13:00.900 I think the last straw

01:13:02.560 is a big part of it.

01:13:04.120 You know,

01:13:04.280 there had to be people

01:13:05.080 who went first,

01:13:06.200 so that matters.

01:13:07.780 But don't you feel like

01:13:09.280 the whole

01:13:10.320 too far

01:13:11.240 got reached

01:13:12.460 in a way

01:13:13.600 that we all feel?

01:13:15.760 At least anybody

01:13:16.480 who felt abused

01:13:17.540 by the current system

01:13:18.440 feels it.

01:13:19.440 Yeah,

01:13:19.800 I think we just hit

01:13:20.980 the

01:13:21.380 you've gone too far

01:13:22.600 level.

01:13:23.260 Everything is absurd now.

01:13:25.160 The news went from

01:13:26.300 my God,

01:13:27.180 that's provocative

01:13:27.880 and interesting

01:13:28.580 or I don't agree

01:13:29.600 with it

01:13:30.040 to,

01:13:30.940 oh,

01:13:31.040 that's kind of funny. 1.00

01:13:31.820 It's just so stupid. 1.00

01:13:33.620 It's just so stupid. 1.00

01:13:34.980 Like, 1.00

01:13:35.260 I treat the news

01:13:36.280 like it's humor.

01:13:38.660 Right?

01:13:39.400 The six women 0.91

01:13:40.740 who got,

01:13:41.940 who were in charge

01:13:42.620 of St. Paul,

01:13:43.960 I don't treat

01:13:44.860 that story

01:13:45.340 like it's news.

01:13:46.760 That's a joke

01:13:47.700 because of DEI

01:13:49.560 and diversity

01:13:50.620 and all that stuff.

01:13:51.200 So I think

01:13:52.540 people treating it

01:13:53.400 like a joke

01:13:54.040 makes a difference.

01:13:56.600 I think we're

01:13:57.640 closer than ever

01:13:58.580 to Republicans

01:14:00.580 pardoning

01:14:01.460 all the January 6th people

01:14:03.100 and I think

01:14:04.680 the country

01:14:05.180 probably knows

01:14:06.960 that the January 6ers

01:14:09.660 were overcharged.

01:14:11.360 So now you can say it

01:14:12.980 and it doesn't get

01:14:14.420 as much pushback

01:14:15.200 as it used to,

01:14:16.140 partly because

01:14:16.820 so many people

01:14:17.540 are saying it.

01:14:18.200 so there's safety

01:14:19.540 in numbers.

01:14:20.520 But you don't get

01:14:21.180 safety in numbers

01:14:22.060 until the first people 1.00

01:14:24.300 go and get slaughtered. 0.98

01:14:26.440 But if the first people 1.00

01:14:27.720 go and get slaughtered

01:14:29.040 and then they pop back 1.00

01:14:30.400 to life,

01:14:31.180 that's when the crowd forms.

01:14:34.060 That's what you're seeing now.

01:14:35.640 It's the popping back

01:14:36.620 to life part

01:14:37.340 that's the important part.

01:14:38.820 Thank you, Tucker.

01:14:40.480 Thank you,

01:14:41.620 X and Elon Musk.

01:14:43.400 And thank you to locals

01:14:45.040 and everybody

01:14:45.560 who allowed me

01:14:46.680 to pop back to life.

01:14:48.720 So it's the popping

01:14:49.640 back to life

01:14:50.380 that's really important.

01:14:52.740 And I also think

01:14:54.640 that the news

01:14:55.660 has made it obvious

01:14:56.560 that every institution

01:14:58.600 is corrupt

01:14:59.280 and every news story 0.99

01:15:00.560 is fake.

01:15:02.840 Once you understand

01:15:03.860 that everything

01:15:04.580 is a lie,

01:15:05.880 it gets easier

01:15:06.600 to, you know,

01:15:08.240 to call it out.

01:15:10.340 So lots of things

01:15:11.300 come out.

01:15:12.100 But maybe the single,

01:15:14.460 well,

01:15:14.920 and there's also

01:15:15.600 all the ethics

01:15:17.220 and Biden crime family

01:15:18.660 stuff that's really

01:15:19.580 hard to ignore.

01:15:20.660 No matter how much

01:15:21.680 you like Biden,

01:15:23.280 it's really hard

01:15:24.040 to ignore,

01:15:24.900 you know,

01:15:25.980 the bribery allegations

01:15:27.120 because they do seem

01:15:28.460 pretty solid.

01:15:30.820 But here's what I think.

01:15:33.700 I think Dad's home

01:15:35.020 or he's on the way.

01:15:38.880 I think

01:15:39.640 white people

01:15:41.260 in particular,

01:15:42.560 white men

01:15:43.080 in particular, 0.98

01:15:45.060 are just done. 0.99

01:15:47.100 We're just fucking done. 0.99

01:15:48.840 And you can fire me, 1.00

01:15:50.160 you can beat me up, 1.00

01:15:50.840 you can kill me, 1.00

01:15:51.540 but I'm not going to lie anymore. 1.00

01:15:53.260 I'm not going to lie anymore

01:15:54.660 about what's obvious

01:15:56.080 and true

01:15:56.620 and I'm not going to lie

01:15:58.280 about how people

01:15:59.280 treat me.

01:16:01.040 Right?

01:16:01.260 So you're going to get

01:16:02.060 some truth

01:16:02.600 if it takes me down,

01:16:03.680 it does.

01:16:05.160 I love the fact

01:16:06.140 that both Musk

01:16:07.060 and Trump

01:16:08.460 are anti-Mark Cuban.

01:16:11.180 not that I don't like

01:16:12.460 Mark Cuban.

01:16:13.160 I like him fine,

01:16:14.620 but I'm loving

01:16:15.500 this billionaire battle,

01:16:17.240 you know,

01:16:17.700 from an entertainment

01:16:18.760 perspective.

01:16:21.460 And I just want

01:16:22.980 to read again

01:16:23.580 because Elon Musk

01:16:25.040 said this was epic,

01:16:26.560 but back in

01:16:27.280 whenever it was,

01:16:29.680 when Mark Cuban

01:16:30.760 tried to buy

01:16:31.360 a Major League Baseball

01:16:32.580 team

01:16:32.900 and was rebuffed,

01:16:33.800 Trump tweeted

01:16:37.020 this at

01:16:37.540 Major League Baseball

01:16:40.240 was really smart

01:16:40.920 when they wouldn't

01:16:41.340 let Mark Cuban

01:16:42.200 buy a team.

01:16:43.360 Was it his financials

01:16:44.500 or the fact 1.00

01:16:45.200 he's an asshole? 1.00

01:16:47.580 This is before 1.00

01:16:48.580 Trump was president.

01:16:50.120 You can see

01:16:50.760 his presidential

01:16:51.340 capabilities already.

01:16:53.300 And then Elon Musk

01:16:54.300 just responded,

01:16:55.320 epic. 0.78

01:16:56.740 And then somebody

01:16:57.560 else called

01:16:58.360 Present Witness

01:16:59.540 said this

01:17:01.400 about Trump.

01:17:02.460 The arc of history

01:17:04.380 is long,

01:17:05.300 but it bends

01:17:05.880 towards Trump

01:17:06.600 being right

01:17:07.100 about everything.

01:17:09.480 Well,

01:17:09.980 I don't think

01:17:10.460 Trump is right

01:17:11.080 about Nikki Haley

01:17:11.960 not being a citizen,

01:17:13.300 but I also don't

01:17:13.900 think he's serious

01:17:14.660 about that.

01:17:15.680 So I don't take

01:17:16.200 that as a factual statement.

01:17:19.020 But

01:17:19.460 it does seem

01:17:21.680 to be true.

01:17:22.660 It does literally

01:17:23.800 seem to be true

01:17:24.600 that Trump is just

01:17:25.480 going to be right

01:17:26.020 about everything

01:17:26.560 in the long run,

01:17:28.000 which is funny.

01:17:30.240 Now,

01:17:30.400 there's new news

01:17:31.580 about Hunter's

01:17:32.320 art.

01:17:33.800 The publication

01:17:35.020 Just the News

01:17:36.000 is reporting

01:17:37.140 that there was

01:17:39.120 some art dealer

01:17:40.660 guy who was

01:17:42.500 talking about

01:17:43.200 this whole situation.

01:17:44.680 And here's

01:17:46.740 what we know.

01:17:49.400 Most of the people

01:17:50.420 buying Hunter's

01:17:51.340 art are Biden

01:17:52.700 donors.

01:17:56.600 Most of the people

01:17:57.880 buying Hunter

01:17:59.180 Biden's art

01:17:59.880 are Joe Biden

01:18:01.660 donors.

01:18:02.620 It's exactly

01:18:03.560 what you thought

01:18:04.160 it was.

01:18:05.880 But even better,

01:18:07.860 when the White

01:18:09.240 House was first 0.86

01:18:10.020 challenged about

01:18:10.880 this, like,

01:18:11.660 isn't this obviously

01:18:12.520 a laundering

01:18:13.160 situation?

01:18:14.440 And the White 0.79

01:18:14.820 House,

01:18:15.700 John,

01:18:16.020 John Pierre,

01:18:18.340 Corrine,

01:18:18.860 whatever her name

01:18:20.320 is, I can

01:18:21.480 never remember

01:18:22.000 her name,

01:18:22.660 which is on me.

01:18:23.540 That's not a

01:18:24.500 statement about

01:18:25.000 her.

01:18:26.200 Corrine,

01:18:26.640 John Pierre.

01:18:28.780 If you have

01:18:29.380 three names,

01:18:30.160 don't expect me

01:18:30.820 to get them all

01:18:31.400 in the right

01:18:31.820 order every time.

01:18:33.380 Don't expect it.

01:18:34.920 All right,

01:18:35.200 so apparently

01:18:36.520 at some point

01:18:37.120 in the past,

01:18:37.600 she had said

01:18:38.040 that there

01:18:39.020 would be

01:18:39.400 an ethics

01:18:40.640 standard,

01:18:42.820 which would be

01:18:43.460 that Hunter

01:18:44.320 would never

01:18:44.960 be selling

01:18:46.920 any art

01:18:47.420 to any

01:18:47.820 situation

01:18:48.360 that would

01:18:48.620 be sketching.

01:18:49.740 Because they

01:18:50.000 were going

01:18:50.180 to have a

01:18:50.440 process,

01:18:51.580 have a nice

01:18:52.020 ethical standard,

01:18:54.400 and they would

01:18:54.680 always be above

01:18:55.260 that standard.

01:18:56.420 Well, it turns

01:18:57.000 out there was

01:18:57.400 never any

01:18:57.840 standard,

01:18:58.540 and nothing

01:18:59.300 like that

01:18:59.680 happened.

01:19:00.880 It was just

01:19:01.480 a complete

01:19:02.080 made-up

01:19:02.580 bunch of 1.00

01:19:03.460 shit. 1.00

01:19:05.180 So yes, 1.00

01:19:06.260 so it looks

01:19:06.920 like everything

01:19:07.880 you suspected

01:19:08.700 about Hunter's

01:19:09.620 art is exactly

01:19:11.500 what it looked

01:19:11.980 like.

01:19:12.240 You know

01:19:13.520 what else

01:19:13.820 is exactly

01:19:14.460 what it

01:19:14.780 looks like?

01:19:16.840 I think

01:19:17.600 everything.

01:19:19.520 I think

01:19:20.200 everything is

01:19:20.800 exactly what

01:19:21.460 it looks

01:19:21.720 like.

01:19:24.700 I've got a

01:19:25.400 battery problem.

01:19:26.480 Why is that?

01:19:29.500 Why would I

01:19:30.220 have a battery

01:19:30.760 problem?

01:19:33.160 Something got

01:19:33.900 unplugged.

01:19:34.540 Here,

01:19:34.800 give me a second.

01:19:35.900 This will only

01:19:36.700 take one

01:19:37.760 second.

01:19:39.320 Check to

01:19:40.020 make sure

01:19:40.500 where I got

01:19:41.020 unplugged.

01:19:42.240 There we

01:19:45.620 go.

01:19:46.640 Fixed.

01:19:48.980 That would

01:19:49.700 be my

01:19:50.400 seventh

01:19:51.260 technical

01:19:52.340 problem to

01:19:53.140 fix this

01:19:53.720 morning.

01:19:54.940 Four faults

01:19:55.900 on my

01:19:56.280 coffin machine

01:19:57.080 printer.

01:19:58.980 Yeah,

01:19:59.300 okay.

01:20:00.020 Oh, and

01:20:00.480 then the

01:20:00.920 fault that

01:20:01.460 we have

01:20:01.740 right now.

01:20:02.820 Eight.

01:20:03.540 Eight technical

01:20:04.400 problems just

01:20:05.780 so far.

01:20:07.240 I hope your

01:20:07.960 day is going

01:20:08.380 better.

01:20:08.680 Well,

01:20:09.640 Ray Epps,

01:20:10.620 I guess he

01:20:11.500 did he plead

01:20:12.740 guilty,

01:20:13.400 but he

01:20:13.700 got,

01:20:14.480 I think he

01:20:15.000 pled guilty.

01:20:16.260 So Ray

01:20:16.640 Epps,

01:20:17.000 as you know,

01:20:17.580 was one of

01:20:18.560 the January

01:20:18.960 6th

01:20:19.840 attendees,

01:20:20.300 and he

01:20:22.060 got

01:20:22.440 sentenced

01:20:23.680 to one

01:20:25.300 year of

01:20:25.700 probation,

01:20:26.420 so no

01:20:26.800 jail,

01:20:27.660 $500

01:20:28.200 fine,

01:20:29.640 and 100

01:20:30.540 hours of

01:20:31.100 community

01:20:31.420 service that

01:20:32.260 who knows

01:20:32.920 if he'll

01:20:33.220 ever do.

01:20:33.560 If you'd

01:20:35.540 like to

01:20:35.820 know how

01:20:36.080 that compares

01:20:36.660 to other

01:20:37.840 January 6th

01:20:38.580 defendants,

01:20:39.940 they typically

01:20:42.840 receive three

01:20:43.700 years if

01:20:44.500 they fought

01:20:44.960 it,

01:20:45.720 but closer

01:20:46.320 to two

01:20:46.860 years in

01:20:47.560 jail if

01:20:48.720 they pled

01:20:49.060 guilty.

01:20:51.380 So,

01:20:52.640 now I

01:20:52.980 don't know

01:20:53.760 that he

01:20:54.040 went inside.

01:20:55.120 Some of

01:20:55.360 them just

01:20:55.640 went inside.

01:20:56.220 Maybe that

01:20:56.520 makes a

01:20:56.860 difference.

01:20:58.400 And,

01:20:58.820 but somehow,

01:21:01.520 and even

01:21:02.000 Elon Musk

01:21:02.680 posted,

01:21:04.000 this verdict

01:21:04.620 does seem

01:21:05.180 weirdly weak.

01:21:07.020 Weirdly weak.

01:21:08.680 How could

01:21:09.160 you possibly

01:21:09.880 explain

01:21:10.720 that Ray

01:21:13.680 Epps

01:21:13.940 punishment

01:21:15.000 seems to

01:21:16.380 be,

01:21:17.320 we don't

01:21:18.040 know,

01:21:19.220 but it

01:21:19.600 seems to

01:21:20.280 be,

01:21:21.480 less severe

01:21:22.680 than everybody

01:21:23.380 else?

01:21:25.120 Could it

01:21:25.600 be the

01:21:27.220 accusations

01:21:27.840 that he's

01:21:28.420 have had

01:21:28.880 were 100%

01:21:31.640 accurate?

01:21:32.680 can you

01:21:34.060 think of

01:21:34.460 any other

01:21:35.160 explanation

01:21:35.920 for why

01:21:37.380 his sentence

01:21:38.740 would be

01:21:39.280 different than

01:21:39.960 others?

01:21:41.420 Well,

01:21:42.320 I can

01:21:42.680 think of

01:21:43.020 one.

01:21:44.620 I can

01:21:45.200 think of

01:21:45.520 one.

01:21:46.340 One

01:21:46.780 explanation

01:21:47.260 would be

01:21:47.680 that the

01:21:48.280 story,

01:21:48.820 we don't

01:21:49.060 have all

01:21:49.380 the facts.

01:21:50.600 And that if

01:21:50.980 you were in

01:21:51.320 the court,

01:21:51.900 you would

01:21:52.120 have said,

01:21:52.340 oh yeah,

01:21:52.660 this is a

01:21:53.120 little

01:21:53.220 different.

01:21:54.220 Maybe he

01:21:54.560 didn't go

01:21:54.920 in the

01:21:55.120 building.

01:21:56.700 Maybe he

01:21:57.140 didn't go

01:21:57.460 inside.

01:21:59.060 Maybe that

01:21:59.460 made a

01:21:59.760 difference.

01:22:00.040 So I

01:22:00.820 wouldn't

01:22:01.260 rule out

01:22:02.220 that maybe

01:22:03.140 sometime in

01:22:04.860 the next few

01:22:05.280 days somebody

01:22:05.880 will say,

01:22:07.060 he was

01:22:07.820 inciting.

01:22:08.420 That's true.

01:22:09.000 He was

01:22:09.340 inciting.

01:22:10.400 But everybody

01:22:10.920 was inciting.

01:22:14.460 I'm going to

01:22:15.220 say in all

01:22:16.040 likelihood it's

01:22:16.800 exactly what it

01:22:17.620 looks like.

01:22:19.180 And here I do

01:22:20.280 not blame

01:22:20.880 Ray Epps.

01:22:21.640 Let me be

01:22:22.120 very clear.

01:22:23.220 If Ray

01:22:23.880 Epps was

01:22:24.380 working for

01:22:24.920 the government,

01:22:26.420 he didn't

01:22:27.160 break any

01:22:27.560 laws.

01:22:29.120 And if

01:22:29.440 this is

01:22:29.820 the way

01:22:30.060 that you

01:22:30.360 would clear

01:22:30.880 him as

01:22:31.540 an informant,

01:22:33.400 I'm in

01:22:34.140 favor of

01:22:34.520 it.

01:22:35.640 I'm actually

01:22:36.340 in favor

01:22:36.660 of it.

01:22:37.540 I think

01:22:38.160 that if

01:22:38.540 he was

01:22:38.940 working for

01:22:39.420 the government,

01:22:40.400 he probably

01:22:41.220 thought he

01:22:41.600 was doing

01:22:41.900 the right

01:22:42.180 thing.

01:22:43.460 And if

01:22:44.860 he needs

01:22:45.280 to be

01:22:45.620 protected,

01:22:46.760 because the

01:22:47.140 government

01:22:47.420 should protect

01:22:48.300 its sources,

01:22:49.300 and if this

01:22:49.820 is how

01:22:50.180 they're doing

01:22:50.560 it,

01:22:51.940 I think

01:22:53.120 maybe I'm

01:22:53.720 okay with

01:22:54.120 that.

01:22:54.520 From the

01:22:55.200 perspective of

01:22:56.000 Ray Epps,

01:22:56.500 yes, I'd

01:22:57.340 be okay

01:22:57.640 with him.

01:22:59.440 I'm being

01:23:00.000 very specific.

01:23:00.900 I'm not

01:23:01.160 okay with

01:23:01.480 the government.

01:23:02.640 I'm not

01:23:02.980 okay with

01:23:03.360 the FBI.

01:23:04.700 But as

01:23:05.180 a citizen,

01:23:06.040 if it's

01:23:06.520 true, our

01:23:07.560 worst

01:23:08.160 assumptions

01:23:08.820 about him,

01:23:10.620 he was

01:23:10.980 working for

01:23:11.380 the government.

01:23:12.580 Maybe he

01:23:12.940 thought he

01:23:13.160 was doing

01:23:13.440 the right

01:23:13.660 thing.

01:23:16.240 If that's

01:23:16.960 true.

01:23:17.280 Now, we

01:23:17.540 don't have

01:23:17.860 a confirmation

01:23:18.380 that he

01:23:18.740 worked for

01:23:19.060 the government,

01:23:19.900 but we

01:23:20.560 do think

01:23:21.080 that the

01:23:21.900 way the

01:23:22.380 government

01:23:23.020 treated him

01:23:24.020 looks like

01:23:25.760 the government

01:23:26.520 admitting he

01:23:27.420 was an

01:23:28.040 asset.

01:23:29.380 I have to

01:23:30.220 say that

01:23:30.600 again, just

01:23:31.080 to be clear.

01:23:32.020 The fact

01:23:32.460 that he

01:23:32.740 took this

01:23:33.220 deal does

01:23:34.380 not tell

01:23:34.940 you that

01:23:35.680 he's an

01:23:36.040 asset.

01:23:37.120 The fact

01:23:37.840 that the

01:23:38.160 government

01:23:38.520 offered it

01:23:39.500 is a very

01:23:40.680 strong indication

01:23:41.480 that they

01:23:41.960 think he's

01:23:42.420 an asset.

01:23:45.300 So, blame

01:23:45.960 the government

01:23:46.420 if there's

01:23:46.900 anything sketchy.

01:23:47.740 Don't blame

01:23:48.380 Ray Epps,

01:23:49.540 who is an

01:23:50.020 American citizen,

01:23:51.660 and in all

01:23:52.140 likelihood, he's

01:23:52.760 probably just a

01:23:53.300 patriot.

01:23:54.160 He may have

01:23:54.620 done something

01:23:55.080 you don't

01:23:55.420 like, but

01:23:56.080 I doubt

01:23:56.620 he did it

01:23:57.080 for the

01:23:57.320 wrong reason,

01:23:58.120 or at least

01:23:58.560 I doubt

01:23:59.980 his thinking

01:24:00.680 was something

01:24:01.600 you would

01:24:01.960 hate.

01:24:04.240 Well, Don

01:24:05.000 Lemon has

01:24:05.580 a show on

01:24:06.300 X, so I

01:24:08.360 think I already

01:24:08.800 told you that,

01:24:09.440 but I find

01:24:10.780 that exciting,

01:24:11.700 not only

01:24:12.380 because Elon

01:24:13.480 Musk is 0.98

01:24:14.480 being true

01:24:15.880 to keeping

01:24:16.660 X a

01:24:18.040 platform for

01:24:18.840 anybody who's

01:24:20.120 obeying the

01:24:20.680 law, but

01:24:22.360 I'm actually

01:24:22.780 kind of excited

01:24:23.500 about it.

01:24:24.620 when Don

01:24:27.040 Lemon was

01:24:27.540 on CNN

01:24:28.160 with everybody

01:24:30.300 else who

01:24:30.700 was there,

01:24:31.160 I just

01:24:31.720 assumed they're

01:24:32.240 doing what

01:24:32.620 their boss

01:24:33.060 wants them

01:24:33.520 to do.

01:24:35.000 So, you

01:24:35.720 know, it was

01:24:35.980 very annoying,

01:24:37.080 and he was

01:24:37.580 especially very

01:24:38.360 annoying, but

01:24:39.340 it always felt

01:24:39.940 to me like it

01:24:40.500 was in the

01:24:40.880 context of,

01:24:41.780 you know,

01:24:41.980 doing the

01:24:42.360 job his

01:24:42.840 boss's

01:24:43.300 one can do,

01:24:44.480 more or less.

01:24:45.660 But I'm

01:24:46.160 really interested

01:24:46.780 to see him

01:24:47.680 untethered.

01:24:50.360 I want to

01:24:51.020 see what his

01:24:51.480 actual real

01:24:52.140 opinions are,

01:24:52.760 because you

01:24:53.460 remember, we

01:24:54.380 talked about

01:24:54.860 this, prior

01:24:56.420 to CNN

01:24:57.060 getting super

01:24:57.980 anti-Trump,

01:25:00.140 Don Lemon

01:25:00.860 was a, what

01:25:02.700 I considered

01:25:03.420 a really

01:25:04.040 useful and

01:25:04.820 honest witness

01:25:07.080 to what's

01:25:07.940 happening in

01:25:08.600 racial situations,

01:25:11.100 because he did

01:25:11.980 talk about

01:25:12.700 black people 0.98

01:25:13.820 needing to do 0.99

01:25:15.260 more to make

01:25:16.400 their own

01:25:16.720 situation better,

01:25:17.760 and I think

01:25:18.360 that was a

01:25:18.780 good place to

01:25:19.360 be.

01:25:19.980 I thought that

01:25:20.340 was a productive

01:25:21.000 place for him

01:25:21.760 to be as a

01:25:22.320 leader, so

01:25:23.580 maybe more

01:25:24.200 of that.

01:25:24.620 I would love

01:25:24.940 to be on

01:25:25.300 his show, so

01:25:26.560 if he's

01:25:27.400 looking for

01:25:27.780 guests, I'd

01:25:29.940 love to talk

01:25:30.420 to him.

01:25:33.140 Anyway, there's

01:25:34.000 a report that

01:25:34.720 Texas has

01:25:35.800 spent more

01:25:36.260 than $100

01:25:36.740 million shipping

01:25:37.980 those migrants

01:25:39.300 to other

01:25:39.800 cities.

01:25:40.680 That's Governor

01:25:41.560 Greg Abbott,

01:25:42.960 and people

01:25:43.660 commenting on

01:25:44.460 this said,

01:25:45.020 $100 million?

01:25:47.600 Perfect.

01:25:48.040 I'm not

01:25:50.220 sure the

01:25:50.560 reporting went

01:25:51.460 the way people

01:25:52.080 expected.

01:25:53.220 I think the

01:25:53.940 expectation was

01:25:54.980 Republicans were

01:25:56.220 going to say,

01:25:56.680 what?

01:25:57.540 How dare you

01:25:58.320 waste $100

01:25:59.060 million shipping

01:26:00.720 migrants to

01:26:01.440 other cities?

01:26:02.360 But I'm pretty

01:26:03.300 sure that almost

01:26:04.180 every Republican

01:26:05.060 who heard this

01:26:06.000 news said,

01:26:07.000 $100 billion?

01:26:08.700 That sounds

01:26:09.460 about right.

01:26:10.840 I feel like I

01:26:11.460 got my money's

01:26:12.220 worth if I lived

01:26:13.700 in Texas.

01:26:14.700 I would feel

01:26:15.420 like that was a

01:26:15.960 deal.

01:26:17.080 Wouldn't you?

01:26:17.720 $100 billion is

01:26:19.960 a lot of

01:26:20.240 money, but

01:26:20.680 remember,

01:26:22.000 they're going

01:26:22.500 to recoup

01:26:22.960 that by not

01:26:24.080 being the

01:26:24.820 cities that

01:26:25.380 take care of

01:26:25.880 those same

01:26:26.480 migrants.

01:26:28.260 Do you know

01:26:28.600 how that

01:26:28.940 should have

01:26:29.260 been reported?

01:26:31.880 Let me tell

01:26:32.720 you how this

01:26:33.220 should have

01:26:33.920 been reported

01:26:34.480 if it were 0.99

01:26:35.400 not bullshit 0.99

01:26:37.440 propaganda 0.99

01:26:38.220 brainwashing.

01:26:39.500 You ready?

01:26:41.080 The return

01:26:41.760 on investment

01:26:42.500 for Governor

01:26:43.480 Abbott's

01:26:44.060 clever political

01:26:45.320 move appears

01:26:46.820 to be a

01:26:47.700 about 400%

01:26:48.900 according to

01:26:49.620 economists.

01:26:51.840 Now, no

01:26:52.480 economist said

01:26:53.180 that, but if

01:26:54.240 they had asked

01:26:54.840 them, hey,

01:26:55.920 can you do,

01:26:56.920 you know, figure

01:26:57.560 out what it

01:26:58.420 costs to ship

01:26:59.180 on average,

01:27:00.020 one migrant,

01:27:01.160 and then figure

01:27:02.200 out what it

01:27:02.680 would have cost

01:27:03.260 them if they

01:27:03.760 stayed, and

01:27:04.920 then we'll

01:27:05.160 take the

01:27:05.520 difference.

01:27:07.860 Do you think

01:27:08.500 this was a good

01:27:09.200 investment or a

01:27:09.960 bad investment?

01:27:11.360 Well, because the

01:27:12.320 reporting is so

01:27:13.140 bad and biased,

01:27:14.440 I don't know.

01:27:14.980 well, I don't

01:27:16.060 know, is it a

01:27:17.200 good investment

01:27:17.720 or a bad

01:27:18.120 investment?

01:27:18.940 I don't know.

01:27:20.380 But on the

01:27:21.680 surface, you

01:27:23.060 know, my

01:27:23.440 economics background

01:27:24.840 and my MBA

01:27:26.380 tell me that he

01:27:28.280 made money.

01:27:30.960 Now, the better

01:27:31.800 alternative would

01:27:32.720 not be to deal

01:27:33.460 with it at all,

01:27:34.140 but if you had

01:27:34.760 to deal with it,

01:27:36.440 shipping them to

01:27:37.140 another city that

01:27:38.740 would bankrupt the

01:27:39.520 other cities feels

01:27:41.480 like an investment.

01:27:42.360 I mean, it's

01:27:43.400 political primarily,

01:27:44.640 but it feels like

01:27:45.840 it would have a

01:27:46.360 positive ROI.

01:27:48.380 So I think that's

01:27:49.000 the way they,

01:27:50.100 now, imagine

01:27:50.760 this, right?

01:27:52.380 Let's just do a

01:27:53.240 mental experiment.

01:27:56.820 President Trump

01:27:57.740 is asked what he

01:27:59.760 thinks about spending

01:28:00.620 a hundred million

01:28:01.240 dollars to ship

01:28:02.520 these people.

01:28:03.440 What would he

01:28:04.160 say?

01:28:05.460 Oh, we got to

01:28:06.380 do it, or, you

01:28:07.560 know, the country

01:28:08.100 is in trouble,

01:28:09.040 and blah, blah,

01:28:10.260 blah.

01:28:10.400 I don't think

01:28:11.860 that Trump would

01:28:12.500 have the perfect

01:28:13.680 answer to this.

01:28:14.440 He'd just say,

01:28:14.940 yeah, it's worth

01:28:15.400 the money.

01:28:16.660 Now, imagine

01:28:17.440 Vivek being asked

01:28:19.620 the same question.

01:28:22.200 He's going to say,

01:28:23.040 well, given what it

01:28:23.740 would cost to

01:28:24.740 house them, the

01:28:26.100 return on investment

01:28:27.100 is probably positive.

01:28:28.640 You should be

01:28:29.160 giving an award

01:28:29.920 to Governor Abbott.

01:28:31.300 Now, I don't know

01:28:32.040 that he would say

01:28:32.740 that because I can't

01:28:33.480 read Vivek's mind,

01:28:34.680 et cetera, but just

01:28:37.840 consider the quality

01:28:39.680 of the answers

01:28:40.520 that have been

01:28:41.100 given so far

01:28:42.080 about this event

01:28:43.960 and the quality

01:28:45.320 of the answers

01:28:45.880 that you could

01:28:46.600 give.

01:28:47.500 It's a positive

01:28:48.420 ROI.

01:28:49.680 That's why we do

01:28:50.600 it.

01:28:51.020 We're saving money

01:28:51.860 for taxes, and

01:28:53.280 we're saving crime

01:28:54.100 and every other

01:28:55.220 problem, and we're

01:28:56.260 trying to end the

01:28:56.880 problem.

01:29:00.280 Man, oh, man,

01:29:01.240 do I want, I so

01:29:03.880 want my candidate

01:29:04.720 to be able to

01:29:06.140 handle these

01:29:07.640 situations, where

01:29:09.080 what they're

01:29:09.460 doing is trying

01:29:10.060 to confuse the

01:29:11.280 public, and if

01:29:12.620 you've got somebody

01:29:13.220 who's the best

01:29:13.820 explainer of all

01:29:14.960 time, then

01:29:16.700 confusing the

01:29:17.420 public is going

01:29:18.020 to stop working.

01:29:20.220 Vivek is the

01:29:22.420 best explainer of

01:29:24.840 all time,

01:29:26.020 politically.

01:29:27.420 I've never seen

01:29:28.020 anything like it.

01:29:29.240 Now, RFK Jr.

01:29:30.200 is awesome, but

01:29:31.460 he's got some

01:29:32.200 baggage because of

01:29:33.560 other things he

01:29:34.240 said that he's

01:29:34.920 accused of.

01:29:35.900 Vivek doesn't have

01:29:36.760 that baggage.

01:29:38.100 The reason that

01:29:38.780 they went after

01:29:39.420 him with fake

01:29:40.320 claims about the

01:29:41.260 WEF, fake

01:29:43.100 claims about

01:29:43.720 Soros, some of 0.92

01:29:45.360 you still believe

01:29:46.000 those fake claims,

01:29:46.820 the reason they

01:29:47.280 had to do that is

01:29:48.120 that there was

01:29:48.460 nothing else.

01:29:49.880 He didn't have a

01:29:50.480 record, so he was

01:29:51.700 a little safe there,

01:29:52.900 but you couldn't

01:29:53.400 even attack him as

01:29:54.560 he went.

01:29:55.680 You couldn't attack

01:29:56.480 what he said on

01:29:57.100 Tuesday because it

01:29:58.860 made sense, and

01:30:00.420 if he did, he was 1.00

01:30:01.200 going to kill you 1.00

01:30:01.800 on Thursday. 1.00

01:30:03.160 So that's

01:30:04.800 different.

01:30:06.760 All right.

01:30:10.420 Fannie Willis and

01:30:11.500 her lover becomes

01:30:12.560 a great story.

01:30:14.140 So Fannie Willis, 0.95

01:30:15.160 the AG who's

01:30:17.240 trying to take

01:30:17.780 down Trump, I

01:30:19.260 get all the

01:30:19.820 states at which

01:30:21.100 legal cases

01:30:22.100 involved mixed

01:30:23.220 up.

01:30:23.640 Do you have

01:30:23.960 that problem?

01:30:25.140 Are you all

01:30:25.420 having trouble

01:30:25.960 keeping straight

01:30:26.860 all 91 of the

01:30:28.800 charges against

01:30:29.520 Trump in the

01:30:30.780 four different

01:30:31.420 venues and

01:30:33.260 prosecutors and

01:30:35.500 all that

01:30:37.160 stuff?

01:30:38.120 Fulton County

01:30:38.820 DA.

01:30:39.640 All right.

01:30:40.160 So Fannie 0.95

01:30:40.700 Willis and the

01:30:42.280 Fulton County

01:30:42.920 DA.

01:30:43.740 So the lead

01:30:44.300 prosecutors are

01:30:45.180 boyfriend.

01:30:46.420 And the

01:30:46.820 boyfriend visited

01:30:47.680 the White

01:30:48.440 House and

01:30:50.740 even charged

01:30:51.380 for visiting the

01:30:53.160 White House.

01:30:54.540 And Newt

01:30:55.420 Gingrich said,

01:30:58.340 and this is

01:30:58.860 hearsay.

01:30:59.560 Now Newt says,

01:31:00.920 make sure you know

01:31:01.840 this is hearsay,

01:31:02.640 but he got it

01:31:03.060 from a great,

01:31:03.820 great source.

01:31:06.680 He says that

01:31:07.860 Weiss, another

01:31:10.680 prosecutor,

01:31:12.140 God, this is

01:31:12.720 also confusing.

01:31:14.500 Now the

01:31:14.900 special prosecutor,

01:31:16.320 whatever they

01:31:16.760 call it.

01:31:17.620 But in order to

01:31:18.840 hide the story

01:31:19.520 of Weiss who

01:31:20.420 made the

01:31:21.640 sweetheart deal

01:31:22.640 to Hunter

01:31:23.460 Biden, which

01:31:24.560 was so

01:31:25.000 embarrassing to

01:31:25.720 the administration

01:31:26.380 they wanted

01:31:26.880 the news to

01:31:27.640 hide it,

01:31:28.820 the rumor is

01:31:30.060 the hearsay,

01:31:31.180 according to

01:31:31.620 Newt Gingrich,

01:31:33.000 is that

01:31:33.660 that Fannie 0.99

01:31:36.460 Willis was

01:31:37.120 told to

01:31:37.720 indict Trump

01:31:38.780 no matter

01:31:40.140 how late

01:31:40.700 at night it

01:31:41.140 was, and

01:31:41.880 it was after

01:31:42.340 11 p.m.,

01:31:43.180 which would

01:31:43.560 be really

01:31:44.000 unusual,

01:31:45.020 that they

01:31:45.460 had to

01:31:45.920 change the

01:31:46.680 news cycle

01:31:47.460 because it

01:31:47.880 was just

01:31:48.160 killing the

01:31:48.680 Bidens, 1.00

01:31:49.720 so that they

01:31:50.400 had to get

01:31:50.900 somebody to

01:31:52.480 indict Trump

01:31:53.300 for something

01:31:53.960 like right

01:31:54.560 away, change

01:31:55.740 the news

01:31:56.120 cycle.

01:31:56.920 Now, if

01:31:57.480 that really

01:31:57.960 happened,

01:31:59.640 that would

01:32:00.000 be,

01:32:00.340 pretty terrible,

01:32:03.760 but we

01:32:04.980 don't have

01:32:05.280 confirmation

01:32:05.840 of that.

01:32:08.060 What else

01:32:08.760 do we

01:32:09.000 know?

01:32:09.380 And

01:32:09.480 apparently

01:32:09.920 Fannie 0.53

01:32:11.240 also visited

01:32:13.000 the White

01:32:13.420 House.

01:32:14.100 Anyway,

01:32:15.320 what if

01:32:16.760 this situation

01:32:17.480 is exactly

01:32:18.260 what it

01:32:18.640 looks like?

01:32:19.760 What it

01:32:20.400 looks like

01:32:21.020 is the

01:32:21.740 White

01:32:21.920 House

01:32:22.220 either

01:32:22.680 fully

01:32:23.480 coordinated

01:32:24.120 all of

01:32:24.720 the state

01:32:25.600 cases against

01:32:26.500 Trump,

01:32:27.660 which would

01:32:28.100 look like

01:32:28.520 a RICO 0.76

01:32:29.260 case to

01:32:29.840 me,

01:32:30.180 but I'm

01:32:30.420 no expert,

01:32:31.640 or equally

01:32:33.540 possible,

01:32:34.800 the various

01:32:36.000 DAs,

01:32:38.300 they knew

01:32:38.860 what they

01:32:39.120 had to

01:32:39.420 do,

01:32:39.920 the attorneys

01:32:40.360 generals

01:32:40.780 and the

01:32:41.180 DAs,

01:32:41.860 and they

01:32:42.160 simply did

01:32:42.760 what they

01:32:43.060 did as

01:32:43.580 Democrats,

01:32:44.880 but when

01:32:45.280 they started

01:32:45.700 doing it,

01:32:46.680 or they

01:32:47.040 started talking

01:32:47.660 about doing

01:32:48.100 it,

01:32:48.740 maybe the

01:32:49.180 White

01:32:49.340 House

01:32:49.680 communicated

01:32:51.360 with them

01:32:51.900 and coordinated

01:32:52.800 in some way.

01:32:53.340 But it's

01:32:54.280 still just

01:32:54.680 as bad.

01:32:55.800 In either

01:32:56.220 case,

01:32:56.800 it would

01:32:57.120 be a

01:32:57.580 coordinated

01:32:58.120 managed

01:32:58.960 criminal

01:33:00.720 enterprise,

01:33:02.400 in my

01:33:02.740 opinion.

01:33:03.680 In my

01:33:04.060 opinion,

01:33:05.160 jailing your

01:33:05.800 opponent and

01:33:06.940 organizing with

01:33:08.020 these people to

01:33:08.920 get it done,

01:33:09.860 and even

01:33:10.340 giving them

01:33:11.020 threats and

01:33:11.680 maybe incentives,

01:33:13.100 here's what I

01:33:13.960 really want to

01:33:14.540 hear.

01:33:16.220 I don't think

01:33:17.080 we will,

01:33:18.060 but imagine

01:33:18.640 if we did

01:33:19.340 hear that one

01:33:20.280 of these

01:33:20.560 prosecutors was

01:33:21.540 promised

01:33:22.100 support,

01:33:23.340 if they

01:33:23.940 run for

01:33:24.340 higher

01:33:24.640 office.

01:33:26.120 We will

01:33:26.800 support you

01:33:27.460 for higher

01:33:27.940 office,

01:33:28.780 because they

01:33:29.120 all want to

01:33:29.540 run for

01:33:30.240 office,

01:33:31.040 if you

01:33:32.820 take down

01:33:33.320 Trump,

01:33:34.200 or if you

01:33:36.240 even act

01:33:36.840 like you're

01:33:37.180 taking him

01:33:37.620 down.

01:33:39.080 So,

01:33:39.760 yes,

01:33:40.480 it's probably

01:33:41.560 exactly what

01:33:42.620 it looks

01:33:42.920 like.

01:33:43.740 It's probably

01:33:44.720 a gigantic

01:33:45.840 RICO-like, 1.00

01:33:47.340 whether it's

01:33:47.780 technically

01:33:48.380 illegal,

01:33:49.220 I don't

01:33:49.380 know,

01:33:50.040 but it

01:33:50.820 looks like

01:33:51.300 a RICO-like 0.70

01:33:52.220 coordinated

01:33:53.520 Democrat

01:33:54.780 attack to

01:33:57.380 take the

01:33:58.060 leading

01:33:58.380 candidate

01:33:59.140 out of

01:34:01.100 the race.

01:34:02.320 It looks

01:34:03.260 exactly like

01:34:04.180 everything it

01:34:05.080 looks like.

01:34:06.280 Hunter's

01:34:07.120 art is just

01:34:08.080 what it

01:34:08.360 looks like.

01:34:10.920 Joe Biden's 0.94

01:34:12.080 mental capacity 0.96

01:34:13.180 is probably,

01:34:15.100 almost certainly,

01:34:16.480 exactly what it

01:34:17.340 looks like.

01:34:18.880 What if

01:34:19.640 everything is

01:34:20.560 exactly what

01:34:21.240 it looks like?

01:34:22.220 Oh,

01:34:24.600 I forgot

01:34:24.920 one point.

01:34:26.800 The one

01:34:27.460 point about

01:34:28.200 Trump saying

01:34:29.540 that presidents

01:34:30.440 wouldn't be

01:34:31.000 able to

01:34:31.360 relax if

01:34:32.820 they didn't

01:34:33.220 have immunity.

01:34:34.720 Do you

01:34:34.980 see the

01:34:35.300 real play

01:34:35.760 there?

01:34:36.560 Because

01:34:36.780 that's

01:34:36.980 actually

01:34:37.300 way more

01:34:38.040 clever than

01:34:38.620 it looks.

01:34:40.460 Right?

01:34:41.120 So,

01:34:41.640 Trump is

01:34:42.020 saying that

01:34:42.660 if you

01:34:42.960 don't give

01:34:43.440 me immunity

01:34:44.080 for what

01:34:44.600 I did

01:34:44.860 in office,

01:34:45.760 no president

01:34:46.560 in the future

01:34:47.320 could assume

01:34:48.640 that they

01:34:48.940 would have

01:34:49.240 immunity.

01:34:49.600 I would

01:34:50.840 imagine that

01:34:51.480 Joe Biden

01:34:52.100 has more

01:34:53.220 potential crimes

01:34:54.380 that he could

01:34:55.020 be prosecuted

01:34:55.800 for after

01:34:56.500 office if

01:34:57.820 you had a

01:34:58.320 Trump

01:34:58.600 administration

01:34:59.280 suddenly.

01:35:02.380 You don't

01:35:03.140 think they'd

01:35:03.600 find some

01:35:04.060 crimes to

01:35:04.760 prosecute

01:35:05.260 Joe Biden

01:35:05.720 for?

01:35:05.940 And then

01:35:06.840 what would

01:35:07.200 people say?

01:35:08.200 Oh,

01:35:08.900 you can't

01:35:09.380 prosecute

01:35:09.920 Joe Biden

01:35:10.420 for crimes

01:35:11.000 while he's

01:35:11.500 in office.

01:35:12.680 Is that

01:35:13.260 what they

01:35:13.540 say?

01:35:14.720 Because he's

01:35:15.400 going to

01:35:15.600 take away

01:35:15.980 that argument

01:35:16.500 himself.

01:35:17.600 So,

01:35:18.120 I think

01:35:18.580 that when

01:35:19.120 Trump

01:35:19.480 brings up

01:35:20.260 that no

01:35:21.340 future

01:35:21.800 president

01:35:22.400 would be

01:35:22.800 safe,

01:35:23.880 here's what

01:35:24.640 he's really

01:35:25.080 doing.

01:35:27.080 This is

01:35:28.320 funny.

01:35:29.400 He's

01:35:29.920 guaranteeing

01:35:30.580 that the

01:35:30.880 Democrats

01:35:31.360 can't change

01:35:32.080 out Biden.

01:35:33.520 Because at

01:35:33.880 the very

01:35:34.240 least,

01:35:34.720 Joe Biden

01:35:35.880 would have

01:35:36.480 to say

01:35:36.900 yes.

01:35:38.500 He has

01:35:39.200 to say

01:35:39.520 yes.

01:35:40.820 Because he

01:35:41.440 still is

01:35:41.940 president.

01:35:43.020 And he

01:35:43.360 can stay

01:35:43.760 in the

01:35:43.980 race if

01:35:44.340 he wants

01:35:44.700 to.

01:35:45.500 You can't

01:35:46.120 physically

01:35:46.640 force him

01:35:47.140 to get

01:35:47.380 out of

01:35:47.540 the race.

01:35:49.180 So,

01:35:49.820 Trump

01:35:50.300 has created

01:35:50.740 a situation

01:35:51.420 where the

01:35:52.540 Democrats

01:35:53.060 want,

01:35:53.920 the thing

01:35:54.380 they want

01:35:54.840 most is

01:35:56.200 to get

01:35:56.580 rid of

01:35:57.080 Biden so

01:35:57.760 they've

01:35:57.960 got a

01:35:58.180 chance

01:35:58.440 of winning.

01:35:59.100 Because even

01:35:59.540 Cenk 0.79

01:36:00.140 Weiger

01:36:01.320 said today

01:36:02.000 that there's

01:36:02.700 a 100%

01:36:03.240 chance that

01:36:04.000 Trump will

01:36:04.500 win.

01:36:05.480 That's

01:36:05.740 a Democrat.

01:36:07.360 He's

01:36:07.800 running for

01:36:08.260 president.

01:36:08.880 He was

01:36:09.140 trying to,

01:36:09.760 but Biden's

01:36:10.320 keeping him

01:36:10.800 off the

01:36:11.240 primaries as

01:36:12.600 well.

01:36:13.260 So he's

01:36:13.560 trying to

01:36:14.000 run.

01:36:14.340 But even

01:36:14.840 a staunch

01:36:15.560 Democrat

01:36:16.080 Trump

01:36:16.500 hater is

01:36:16.980 saying

01:36:17.260 Trump has

01:36:18.660 a 100%

01:36:19.140 chance of

01:36:19.580 winning.

01:36:20.580 So now

01:36:21.260 Trump can

01:36:23.620 guarantee

01:36:24.140 that he

01:36:24.520 wins simply

01:36:25.380 by guaranteeing

01:36:26.380 that Biden's

01:36:28.340 own party's

01:36:29.760 rules,

01:36:31.100 which they're

01:36:31.740 saying,

01:36:32.180 hey, we can

01:36:32.580 prosecute this

01:36:33.320 guy for

01:36:33.860 acts in

01:36:34.400 office,

01:36:35.320 could be

01:36:35.780 applied to

01:36:36.340 Biden,

01:36:37.280 which actually

01:36:38.000 staples Biden

01:36:39.360 to the

01:36:39.880 campaign.

01:36:40.860 He can't

01:36:41.300 leave. 0.99

01:36:42.500 Because Trump

01:36:43.520 is saying

01:36:43.900 very clearly

01:36:44.560 that Biden

01:36:46.160 will go to

01:36:46.660 jail if

01:36:47.180 anything happens

01:36:48.680 to Trump.

01:36:50.160 And I'm

01:36:51.080 down for that,

01:36:51.780 by the way.

01:36:52.940 Totally in

01:36:53.580 favor of that.

01:36:54.740 If Trump

01:36:55.280 goes to

01:36:55.780 jail for

01:36:57.040 something he

01:36:57.600 did under

01:36:58.160 his official

01:36:58.840 acts as

01:36:59.520 president,

01:36:59.900 and it's

01:37:00.960 not

01:37:01.280 ordering

01:37:02.180 ahead,

01:37:03.020 it's

01:37:03.280 ordinary

01:37:03.620 stuff,

01:37:05.280 then I'm

01:37:06.220 absolutely

01:37:06.700 in favor

01:37:07.240 of jailing

01:37:08.040 the current

01:37:08.720 president

01:37:09.140 for the

01:37:10.100 rest of

01:37:10.420 his life.

01:37:12.920 Would you

01:37:13.600 agree?

01:37:14.600 If Trump

01:37:15.820 goes down,

01:37:17.760 it's just

01:37:18.200 an opinion,

01:37:18.820 I don't have

01:37:19.220 any control

01:37:19.780 over anything,

01:37:20.440 obviously.

01:37:21.220 But in my

01:37:21.800 opinion,

01:37:22.640 that would be

01:37:23.280 the one and

01:37:23.920 only case

01:37:24.620 where I would

01:37:25.280 be completely

01:37:25.920 in favor

01:37:26.380 of jailing

01:37:27.580 the current

01:37:28.060 president,

01:37:28.820 once he's

01:37:29.260 out of

01:37:29.500 office,

01:37:30.240 jailing him

01:37:30.680 for the

01:37:30.900 rest of

01:37:31.180 his life.

01:37:32.280 I think

01:37:32.900 that would

01:37:33.140 be completely

01:37:33.920 acceptable.

01:37:35.540 And you

01:37:35.780 know what?

01:37:36.740 The Biden

01:37:37.480 family is

01:37:38.120 completely aware

01:37:39.080 of that.

01:37:40.040 I don't know

01:37:40.740 what Joe is

01:37:41.300 thinking,

01:37:42.080 but certainly

01:37:42.540 Jill Biden

01:37:43.160 knows it.

01:37:44.500 Hunter

01:37:44.700 definitely

01:37:45.080 knows it.

01:37:46.600 They're all

01:37:47.260 going to go

01:37:47.700 in jail.

01:37:48.080 Not Jill,

01:37:48.660 but I think

01:37:50.100 Hunter and

01:37:50.820 Joe would end

01:37:51.300 up in jail.

01:37:52.980 And

01:37:53.420 alternately,

01:37:57.340 if they

01:37:58.160 could change

01:37:59.260 course,

01:38:00.460 maybe they

01:38:00.980 can.

01:38:01.700 You can

01:38:02.180 imagine them

01:38:02.700 changing course.

01:38:03.900 You can

01:38:04.120 imagine Joe

01:38:05.680 dropping out,

01:38:06.500 but not until

01:38:07.260 all the charges

01:38:08.280 against Trump

01:38:09.100 have been

01:38:09.420 dropped.

01:38:11.480 Then you

01:38:12.200 can imagine

01:38:12.640 things going

01:38:13.240 back to

01:38:13.640 normal.

01:38:14.560 But the

01:38:15.580 Democrats are

01:38:16.240 going to have

01:38:16.760 to go

01:38:17.160 first.

01:38:19.200 The only

01:38:20.080 way I can

01:38:20.640 imagine Joe

01:38:21.960 Biden getting

01:38:22.700 out of the

01:38:23.100 race is

01:38:24.540 if he

01:38:24.920 had first

01:38:25.600 agreed with

01:38:27.100 the states

01:38:28.600 to drop

01:38:29.480 all the

01:38:29.800 charges.

01:38:31.620 Or,

01:38:32.820 yeah,

01:38:33.940 to drop

01:38:34.260 all the

01:38:34.520 charges.

01:38:36.540 But let

01:38:37.200 me ask

01:38:37.500 you this.

01:38:40.880 How many

01:38:41.580 of the

01:38:41.760 charges are

01:38:42.280 federal?

01:38:43.420 Is there

01:38:44.080 anything that

01:38:44.640 Biden could

01:38:45.180 pardon Trump

01:38:46.280 for?

01:38:48.160 Because that

01:38:48.880 would really

01:38:49.260 help.

01:38:50.500 Because my

01:38:51.000 perfect situation

01:38:52.040 is Trump

01:38:52.660 gets pardoned

01:38:53.460 if there's

01:38:53.780 anything to

01:38:54.240 pardon,

01:38:54.760 if there are

01:38:55.080 federal

01:38:55.360 charges.

01:38:56.520 And that

01:38:57.920 Biden does

01:38:58.420 not go to

01:38:58.880 jail.

01:39:00.380 And we

01:39:00.660 just kind

01:39:01.340 of move

01:39:01.620 on and

01:39:02.200 try to

01:39:02.700 make things

01:39:03.140 work.

01:39:05.800 Anyway.

01:39:07.240 Oh, shoot.

01:39:07.880 I've been going

01:39:08.140 a long time.

01:39:09.560 The Hooties

01:39:10.000 are still

01:39:11.580 sending missiles

01:39:12.320 and they're

01:39:12.980 still getting

01:39:13.420 shot down

01:39:13.960 in the Red

01:39:14.540 Sea.

01:39:15.280 But the

01:39:15.820 only thing

01:39:16.140 I wanted

01:39:16.400 to add

01:39:16.620 to this

01:39:16.960 Hootie

01:39:17.180 story is

01:39:18.600 that they're

01:39:19.820 trying to

01:39:20.360 destroy these

01:39:21.100 ships in

01:39:21.520 the Red

01:39:21.780 Sea.

01:39:23.520 So you

01:39:23.840 know what

01:39:24.040 I call

01:39:24.360 them?

01:39:26.500 Hootie and 0.98

01:39:27.080 the blow

01:39:27.520 ships.

01:39:30.600 That's

01:39:31.120 right.

01:39:31.820 Not the

01:39:32.360 blowfish.

01:39:33.600 The blow

01:39:34.060 ships.

01:39:35.480 Hooties and

01:39:36.400 the blow

01:39:36.680 ships.

01:39:39.140 All right.

01:39:39.620 I think

01:39:40.020 that's an

01:39:40.380 upgrade.

01:39:41.180 We already

01:39:41.680 had Hootie

01:39:42.320 and the

01:39:42.620 blowfish,

01:39:43.600 and that

01:39:44.160 wasn't

01:39:44.500 bad.

01:39:46.080 But Hooties 1.00

01:39:46.620 and the

01:39:46.880 blow ships,

01:39:48.060 better.

01:39:49.060 All right,

01:39:49.340 ladies and 0.98

01:39:49.740 gentlemen,

01:39:50.100 thanks for

01:39:50.460 joining.

01:39:50.900 I don't

01:39:51.180 even know

01:39:51.580 if anybody

01:39:52.000 on YouTube

01:39:52.920 saw any

01:39:53.460 of this.

01:39:54.280 Sorry about

01:39:54.800 the technical

01:39:55.320 problems.

01:39:55.980 We'll fix

01:39:56.360 all of that

01:39:56.720 by tomorrow.

01:39:57.860 I'm going to

01:39:58.080 end the

01:39:58.360 stream,

01:39:58.780 say goodbye.

01:40:00.160 See you

01:40:00.460 tomorrow if

01:40:00.980 anybody's

01:40:01.340 listening at

01:40:02.040 all.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - January 10, 2024

Episode 2349 CWSA 01⧸10⧸24

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