Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2357 CWSA 01⧸18⧸24

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00:00:56.360 Oh, that was good.

00:00:57.580 Honestly, it's not always good, even when I say it is, but this one's actually really good.

00:01:06.820 And I think that's telling you that the day will be amazing.

00:01:10.020 So yesterday I saw a news story, and there was a black gentleman who was the subject of the news

00:01:19.700 story, and I couldn't help but note that his last name was Mayo, M-A-Y-O.

00:01:27.460 And then I thought to myself, ah, that's not really funny.

00:01:30.800 It's just that it would just look like a racial comment or something.

00:01:34.360 That's not really funny.

00:01:35.100 But, you know, my mind is always looking for patterns, so it just saw, ah, Mayo.

00:01:40.620 Within minutes, I saw another story in the news about something called Mayo.

00:01:47.420 And then within an hour, I saw a third story about Mayo.

00:01:52.520 There were three Mayo-related stories in the news at the same time.

00:01:57.620 Now, it's only because I noticed the first one, right?

00:02:02.560 That's how that works.

00:02:04.200 If you notice the first one, and then the other ones just come online because you changed your filter.

00:02:09.880 I think that's what's happening.

00:02:12.460 But if you see, let's do this test.

00:02:15.840 If during the day you notice something about Mayo or mayonnaise or the Mayo Clinic,

00:02:22.300 just remember I told you, you're going to notice it.

00:02:26.920 So this will be a little test.

00:02:28.740 It's called reticular activation, meaning that once you've seen something,

00:02:33.560 it becomes part of your filter and you see more of it.

00:02:36.780 All right, Apple has released this Apple Vision Pro.

00:02:41.480 It's glasses for virtual reality.

00:02:44.200 And the first reports are coming in.

00:02:46.480 Apparently this thing, some say, weighs close to a pound.

00:02:49.480 And people's necks are getting tired after their half an hour.

00:02:54.060 Does that surprise you?

00:02:56.440 That people aren't delighted wearing the glasses?

00:03:00.780 Well, I'm going to give you a little preview.

00:03:02.760 If you were subscribing to the Dilbert Reborn comic on Locals or on the X platform,

00:03:09.680 you would know that Wally is going to give some of those Apple Vision Pro glasses.

00:03:16.280 He's going to try wearing them in the office.

00:03:17.760 And his boss is going to say, you know, Wally, you're not allowed to wear VR glasses during meetings.

00:03:23.820 And Wally is going to say, they're prescription.

00:03:28.640 And then the boss is going to say, you can't tell me I can't wear prescription lenses.

00:03:36.640 Yeah.

00:03:37.700 And then from there on, Wally will never have to pay attention in a meeting again

00:03:42.040 because he's got prescription VR glasses.

00:03:48.720 It's allowed under the Disabilities Act.

00:03:52.920 Well, as you know, Argentinian President Millet went to the World Economic Forum.

00:03:59.920 And he basically, let's see, how did they put that in the news?

00:04:06.600 The way they worded it delicately was, took the, okay, they took the entire philosophy of the World Economic Forum.

00:04:16.680 He balled it into a little ball and shoved it up all of their asses.

00:04:20.820 No, they didn't say that, but that's what it felt like.

00:04:24.300 He basically said, collectivism in all its forms creates poverty.

00:04:29.180 And you guys are all about collectivism.

00:04:32.700 He said that at the World Economic Forum.

00:04:36.080 Now, I was already inclined to like him.

00:04:39.680 And I was liking him a lot.

00:04:43.420 But it was still platonic.

00:04:45.900 Now I would just do him.

00:04:47.680 I would just do him.

00:04:48.680 I'm hetero, but, you know, god damn it.

00:04:51.300 Stop making me love you this much.

00:04:53.420 It's starting to get physical.

00:04:55.280 I can't even control it anymore.

00:04:58.560 How much do you love the fact that he just went to the WEF and just laid him out and then left?

00:05:05.620 Well, he's probably still there.

00:05:06.840 Well, there's another part of that story that's equally interesting.

00:05:11.920 So he did his speech in his native language, and it was quickly translated.

00:05:16.380 So we got to watch the speaker as well as the translation.

00:05:20.580 But David Sachs was posting today on X.

00:05:24.980 There's a version in which they use the AI app HeyGen to rework his speech

00:05:31.880 so that it's perfectly in his voice, but in perfect English, and even his lips match.

00:05:42.600 Oh, my God.

00:05:44.600 Now, I keep telling you AI is not as impressive as you want it to be, and I still say that,

00:05:53.740 but mostly in terms of the intelligence part.

00:05:56.900 The part where AI just solves what I'd call a basic computer problem, a translation,

00:06:04.380 that's not what I think of as intelligence.

00:06:06.840 But with the AI stack, apparently you can do these basic technology things 100 times better.

00:06:15.240 So how close are we, putting two stories together,

00:06:20.140 how close are we to me being able to put on the Apple Vision Pro VR glasses,

00:06:27.460 watch a non-native English speaker speak to me right in front of me,

00:06:31.740 and have it translate in real time so even the lips match the English translation?

00:06:39.760 One year?

00:06:41.640 I say one year maximum.

00:06:44.560 At the most, one year.

00:06:46.300 Because there's going to be a delay,

00:06:48.000 so it probably has more to do with how much of it they can process locally, right?

00:06:54.020 That would be the big variable.

00:06:55.540 It's just how local it is.

00:06:56.660 If they have to go to the cloud,

00:06:58.420 there'll be just a little bit too much latency, I think.

00:07:00.840 But if they can do that locally, oh my God.

00:07:04.780 And I think they can.

00:07:05.800 And I think that's actually a thing that can be done.

00:07:10.300 Anyway, collectivism leads to poverty.

00:07:13.600 Collectivism in all its forms.

00:07:15.900 Now, how do you define collectivism?

00:07:21.140 It took me a while to figure out, okay, is that the right word?

00:07:25.680 So collectivism, as I understand it,

00:07:28.320 maybe I have the wrong definition,

00:07:30.460 is where people are working together

00:07:33.060 as opposed to individuals pursuing their own best situation.

00:07:38.760 Is that what collectivism is?

00:07:40.580 Just the forced working as a group

00:07:44.860 instead of the free market allowing you to work individually?

00:07:48.160 And I would say that socialism is a subset,

00:07:53.600 but just one subset of collectivism.

00:07:56.020 Am I right?

00:07:57.300 Collectivism is the bigger group.

00:07:59.600 Socialism would be just one of those examples of it.

00:08:02.980 Communism would be a different one.

00:08:05.300 Yeah.

00:08:06.100 And then, you know, a lot of things that we do,

00:08:08.100 like socialized medicine, would be collective.

00:08:11.120 Although I'm not terribly against that.

00:08:13.780 All right, so Matt Walsh is proclaiming the lack of value in therapy.

00:08:23.600 Now, a lot of people have been saying that,

00:08:25.280 especially conservative-leaning people,

00:08:28.060 that going to therapy is a waste of time.

00:08:32.280 Now, I remind you,

00:08:33.780 because this is the smartest audience in the world,

00:08:37.180 that whenever anybody makes,

00:08:39.720 and this is really universal,

00:08:41.560 when people make comments like something doesn't work

00:08:45.260 or these people are like that

00:08:47.660 or this group does things like that,

00:08:50.040 they never mean everybody, right?

00:08:53.320 So when Matt Walsh says, you know,

00:08:55.500 therapy is usually a waste of time,

00:08:57.120 he doesn't, I haven't asked him,

00:08:59.780 but just a reasonable interpretation is,

00:09:02.900 it doesn't mean everybody every time, right?

00:09:06.300 That it never works under any situations.

00:09:09.280 I don't, I think that'd be too far.

00:09:10.740 And I don't think,

00:09:12.280 I don't believe that Matt Walsh believes that.

00:09:15.020 He's just using ordinary way of talking.

00:09:17.660 And when you talk in an ordinary way on social media,

00:09:20.880 somebody's going to misinterpret you.

00:09:22.660 Anyway, David Sutcliffe,

00:09:24.720 you might recognize him as being an actor,

00:09:27.800 whose face you'd recognize.

00:09:29.420 But he's transitioned in the last several years

00:09:31.700 into a therapist.

00:09:33.600 So he's a trained therapist.

00:09:35.020 I mentioned on a show that I saw him doing a,

00:09:38.380 on camera,

00:09:40.600 I'm not sure if it was therapy

00:09:42.400 or just a conversation with Andrew Tate.

00:09:45.380 And I was so impressed

00:09:46.960 just with the entire,

00:09:49.980 the entire show of it.

00:09:51.700 I mean, just something,

00:09:52.820 as something to watch,

00:09:54.420 to watch how therapy could work

00:09:57.200 or what the techniques are.

00:09:59.020 It was just fascinating.

00:10:00.120 So anyway,

00:10:01.620 tying this together,

00:10:06.240 so after Matt Walsh said some bad things

00:10:08.320 about the value of therapy,

00:10:10.140 David Sutcliffe weighed in in the comments

00:10:12.260 and he says,

00:10:13.840 he challenges,

00:10:17.280 he challenges him

00:10:18.220 to an on-camera therapy session.

00:10:21.420 Wouldn't you like to see that?

00:10:22.920 Now, I don't know,

00:10:25.300 my guess is that Matt Walsh

00:10:27.420 doesn't need any therapy at all

00:10:29.420 because that's,

00:10:30.500 that's his starting point.

00:10:31.860 His starting point is

00:10:32.860 probably don't need any.

00:10:35.080 You know,

00:10:35.260 I can handle it myself.

00:10:36.620 Now, I don't know if that's what he's thinking

00:10:38.000 because I'm no mind reader.

00:10:39.960 But,

00:10:40.980 I hope that Matt Walsh

00:10:42.700 takes him up on this

00:10:43.940 because this feels to me

00:10:45.740 like it would further

00:10:46.680 both of their arguments.

00:10:49.220 And my interpretation

00:10:50.480 of their arguments,

00:10:51.540 which is always dicey,

00:10:52.480 it's always dangerous

00:10:53.980 when you're interpreting

00:10:54.800 somebody else's argument

00:10:55.900 or summarizing it.

00:10:57.280 So, I hope I'm doing it right.

00:10:58.860 But, my interpretation would be

00:11:00.400 Matt Walsh says

00:11:02.000 it's mostly a waste of time

00:11:03.520 and I'll bet it is.

00:11:05.620 Mostly.

00:11:06.380 That's my own observation.

00:11:08.500 But, I would agree with,

00:11:10.460 especially after watching him in action,

00:11:12.740 David Sutcliffe,

00:11:14.020 if you watch him for five minutes,

00:11:16.380 you're going to say to yourself,

00:11:17.580 okay,

00:11:18.060 even if I don't like therapy,

00:11:19.980 I feel like I would have paid for that.

00:11:22.480 You know what I'm saying?

00:11:24.900 Like, you watch David Sutcliffe

00:11:26.680 talking to Andrew Tate

00:11:28.320 for five minutes

00:11:29.840 and you would say to yourself,

00:11:31.440 okay,

00:11:31.920 I would pay for that.

00:11:33.980 So, I hope it happens.

00:11:35.480 It would be great.

00:11:37.160 I told some of you

00:11:38.420 that Brian Romelli,

00:11:40.480 who's an AI expert,

00:11:43.100 who's building his own AI models locally,

00:11:46.680 things you can run on your own machines

00:11:48.120 and all kinds of interesting AI experiments.

00:11:51.560 But, one of the things he's doing

00:11:52.800 is he's training his own AI from scratch

00:11:55.260 and not using the same kind of training sources

00:11:58.700 that the well-known AIs are using.

00:12:02.040 Now, obviously, there's a limitation

00:12:04.400 to using, let's say,

00:12:06.600 the general current body of language in the world

00:12:11.400 because you're going to end up

00:12:12.920 with a modern version of, you know,

00:12:16.500 ethics and the way of operating.

00:12:18.400 In other words,

00:12:18.920 it would be biased toward

00:12:20.020 how people act in 2023

00:12:23.060 or whenever they got the data.

00:12:25.440 So, one of the things

00:12:27.420 about our earlier American experience

00:12:29.400 is that people had different attitudes

00:12:31.060 and it was more of a can-do,

00:12:33.860 you know, let's make this happen,

00:12:35.500 go to the moon,

00:12:36.860 greatest country, you know.

00:12:38.360 So, there were some advantages

00:12:39.640 to our earlier American point of view.

00:12:44.200 So, one of the things Brian's doing,

00:12:45.660 and again, I may be mischaracterizing it a little bit,

00:12:48.140 but the basic idea

00:12:49.100 is he's using non-standard data

00:12:54.180 to train his AI.

00:12:55.820 And among them,

00:12:56.560 he talks about getting access

00:12:57.920 to a huge trove of science fiction magazines

00:13:01.980 and comics in the public domain.

00:13:04.820 So, now he can train it

00:13:07.320 on like this 50s science fiction stuff,

00:13:10.000 which will be fascinating

00:13:11.400 to see how different it would be

00:13:12.660 than something, you know,

00:13:14.420 that using more generic sense.

00:13:16.020 But the interesting part is

00:13:17.360 I offered to him

00:13:18.340 that he could use

00:13:20.020 all of my published materials

00:13:21.740 to train his machine.

00:13:24.920 Now, as you know,

00:13:26.600 it's going to be a minefield

00:13:27.660 that the AIs that are being developed,

00:13:30.560 they might get sued.

00:13:32.020 They're already being sued by authors.

00:13:33.660 So, the hard part will get permission.

00:13:37.220 If you wanted to train your AI,

00:13:39.140 you have to use public domain stuff

00:13:40.920 like Brian is doing,

00:13:42.880 go back in time

00:13:43.820 to get enough public domain,

00:13:45.520 or you get permission.

00:13:50.580 So, because my body of work

00:13:52.360 is so extensive,

00:13:53.580 you know, 50 books

00:13:54.580 and thousands of hours of video

00:13:56.580 and 11,000 comics,

00:13:59.860 if I make it available to him,

00:14:01.440 which I did,

00:14:02.100 just publicly,

00:14:03.020 I gave him permission on X,

00:14:05.320 which, by the way,

00:14:06.160 is a binding contract.

00:14:10.060 Isn't that funny?

00:14:11.720 I just,

00:14:12.560 I issued a binding contract

00:14:14.420 on the X platform

00:14:16.100 because I said in public,

00:14:18.660 you specifically have my permission

00:14:20.580 to do this thing,

00:14:22.220 and he accepted.

00:14:23.120 Would that not stand up

00:14:26.800 in a court of law?

00:14:28.800 Am I,

00:14:29.280 that's a,

00:14:29.640 it's a verbal agreement.

00:14:30.700 It just happens to be written down,

00:14:31.940 right?

00:14:33.120 Is there anybody who's a lawyer?

00:14:34.920 I believe that's a contract.

00:14:36.900 Am I wrong?

00:14:38.360 It's not signed,

00:14:39.540 but it's,

00:14:40.300 it's,

00:14:40.700 you know,

00:14:41.220 the identities of the people

00:14:42.720 is obvious.

00:14:43.880 The intention of the people

00:14:45.260 is obvious.

00:14:45.900 It's in writing.

00:14:47.180 We have an offer

00:14:48.120 and an agreement.

00:14:48.760 I believe I did

00:14:51.660 a legal contract on tax.

00:14:54.060 Right?

00:14:56.140 Yeah,

00:14:56.600 it could be used in court.

00:14:57.960 Now,

00:14:58.240 it's not bulletproof.

00:14:59.640 That's why you get a lawyer,

00:15:00.940 but,

00:15:01.440 you know,

00:15:01.760 I don't think there'll be a problem.

00:15:04.140 Anyway,

00:15:06.300 so my pattern

00:15:08.220 is now,

00:15:09.740 my pattern as in

00:15:10.700 the pattern of my thoughts,

00:15:12.580 in theory,

00:15:13.280 if Brian uses my material,

00:15:14.580 would become part of

00:15:16.700 at least one

00:15:17.740 permanent AI

00:15:19.660 pattern bank.

00:15:23.020 So,

00:15:23.440 it wouldn't necessarily

00:15:24.740 be reproducing

00:15:26.200 my,

00:15:26.700 you know,

00:15:27.320 writing and personality

00:15:28.380 per se.

00:15:29.560 It's just that my patterns

00:15:31.000 would be in there.

00:15:32.240 So,

00:15:32.500 that would include things like

00:15:33.900 talent stacks

00:15:35.680 being better than being

00:15:37.020 just great at one thing.

00:15:38.660 Things like systems

00:15:39.640 being better than goals.

00:15:41.780 Things about

00:15:42.540 how I write humor.

00:15:44.500 Things about my opinion.

00:15:46.340 Things about persuasion.

00:15:47.740 So,

00:15:48.580 because my body of work

00:15:51.200 has such a wide,

00:15:53.080 I don't know,

00:15:55.140 wide basket or something,

00:15:57.640 you could probably get

00:15:58.940 something good out of that.

00:16:00.480 Now,

00:16:00.760 I'm going to make

00:16:01.100 another prediction.

00:16:03.860 We're all worried

00:16:04.980 about how AI

00:16:06.120 will perform ethically.

00:16:08.300 Meaning,

00:16:09.020 what if AI

00:16:09.600 goes rogue

00:16:10.380 and decides

00:16:10.920 to kill us all

00:16:11.760 to make more paper clips?

00:16:13.880 You know,

00:16:14.080 the usual experiment.

00:16:16.120 And,

00:16:16.560 I don't know

00:16:17.240 if anybody's come up

00:16:18.080 with an idea yet

00:16:19.080 how to give ethics

00:16:20.920 to a computer.

00:16:22.260 Has anybody done that?

00:16:23.940 I mean,

00:16:24.240 I'm,

00:16:24.400 well,

00:16:24.780 obviously they tried.

00:16:26.260 Obviously,

00:16:26.740 lots of people

00:16:27.240 are working on it

00:16:27.920 even as we speak.

00:16:28.880 But let me give you

00:16:29.880 my best suggestion.

00:16:32.540 And maybe it's a stopgap

00:16:34.140 until we can do better.

00:16:35.940 If I wanted to make AI

00:16:37.800 act ethically

00:16:39.400 in all situations,

00:16:41.400 knowing in advance

00:16:42.460 that there would be

00:16:43.060 lots of gray areas

00:16:44.440 and new situations

00:16:45.360 that I couldn't program directly,

00:16:47.520 it would be easy

00:16:48.120 to tell AI,

00:16:49.720 don't murder.

00:16:51.220 Because,

00:16:51.660 you know,

00:16:51.780 murder is well-defined.

00:16:53.440 Don't steal.

00:16:54.820 Well-defined.

00:16:55.620 But there are lots

00:16:56.680 of gray areas

00:16:57.660 in ethics,

00:16:58.380 right?

00:16:59.080 You know,

00:16:59.420 that's why it's

00:17:00.480 not cut and dry.

00:17:02.480 So,

00:17:03.100 here's how I would

00:17:03.820 solve the gray areas.

00:17:05.800 I would program my AI

00:17:07.240 to imitate

00:17:09.280 the character

00:17:10.520 of an actual

00:17:12.480 living person.

00:17:14.180 Now,

00:17:14.820 not any character

00:17:15.860 that nobody knows about,

00:17:17.200 what they do

00:17:17.680 in their private life,

00:17:18.460 but what the public

00:17:20.220 record says

00:17:21.880 about that person's

00:17:23.280 character,

00:17:24.440 right?

00:17:25.060 Now,

00:17:25.640 let's just pick a person.

00:17:28.660 Yeah,

00:17:29.020 pick Jordan Peterson.

00:17:30.660 Pick anybody

00:17:31.880 who you believe

00:17:32.820 would make the right

00:17:33.780 decision

00:17:34.340 when nobody's watching.

00:17:37.860 Pick people you believe

00:17:39.320 would make the right

00:17:40.200 decision

00:17:40.740 when nobody's watching.

00:17:43.060 I would,

00:17:44.220 I'm seeing some names

00:17:45.320 go by,

00:17:45.780 I'll just read them.

00:17:46.740 Somebody said,

00:17:47.540 Brett Weinstein.

00:17:48.620 I agree.

00:17:50.120 I agree.

00:17:50.540 I mean,

00:17:51.200 I don't know him

00:17:51.860 intimately,

00:17:52.720 but everything I can see

00:17:54.180 about Brett

00:17:55.000 would suggest

00:17:56.400 he would always

00:17:57.880 prefer acting ethically

00:17:59.280 and he would do so

00:18:01.140 when you're not watching.

00:18:02.720 Ben Shapiro,

00:18:03.660 Thomas Massey,

00:18:04.560 these are interesting names.

00:18:06.800 I don't disagree

00:18:07.600 with any of those.

00:18:08.920 There are a few

00:18:09.420 I'm not going to read

00:18:10.080 that I disagree with.

00:18:11.440 Mother Teresa

00:18:12.040 is actually an edge case.

00:18:15.280 Yeah,

00:18:15.500 Mother Teresa,

00:18:16.580 you know,

00:18:16.800 you could imagine

00:18:17.380 you're Billy Graham's

00:18:18.380 if you wanted to go religious.

00:18:19.460 That would give you

00:18:20.280 another problem.

00:18:22.680 Michael Schellenberger,

00:18:24.080 I believe he is

00:18:24.840 completely honest,

00:18:25.960 privately.

00:18:26.520 Vivek,

00:18:27.940 Victor David Hanson,

00:18:30.360 yeah.

00:18:31.300 So,

00:18:32.480 Lee Zeldin,

00:18:33.340 Naval,

00:18:34.460 yeah,

00:18:34.960 these are really good names.

00:18:36.340 You know,

00:18:36.860 I see Jack Posobiec

00:18:38.860 and I agree

00:18:39.740 that he's going to

00:18:40.800 tell the truth

00:18:41.460 in private

00:18:42.180 as well as public,

00:18:43.720 but you want to

00:18:44.600 stay away from

00:18:45.180 the overtly

00:18:46.560 political people

00:18:48.460 who are in the realm.

00:18:49.520 Yeah,

00:18:50.940 I think I would

00:18:51.760 avoid anybody

00:18:52.740 who's getting

00:18:53.860 a paycheck

00:18:54.360 for talking

00:18:55.100 about politics,

00:18:56.100 which would probably

00:18:57.380 include me as well.

00:19:00.040 Yeah,

00:19:00.300 but that's the way

00:19:01.220 I'd go.

00:19:02.400 Yeah,

00:19:02.660 you can imagine

00:19:03.600 just giving your

00:19:04.640 device a character

00:19:06.240 and say,

00:19:07.280 before you make

00:19:08.580 any decision,

00:19:09.620 you must run it

00:19:10.380 through the character

00:19:11.300 filter

00:19:11.740 and say,

00:19:13.640 would

00:19:14.000 would Brett

00:19:15.680 Weinstein

00:19:16.120 do it?

00:19:18.300 Yeah,

00:19:18.600 would Thomas Sowell

00:19:19.400 do it?

00:19:20.020 Yeah.

00:19:20.620 Would

00:19:20.940 Martin Luther King

00:19:23.300 do it?

00:19:25.500 Would Zuby

00:19:26.340 do it?

00:19:28.420 I'm going to throw

00:19:29.060 Zuby in there

00:19:29.960 with the great

00:19:31.140 philosophers

00:19:31.720 of our time

00:19:32.580 because he earned it.

00:19:35.160 Because he earned it.

00:19:36.280 All right.

00:19:40.100 So,

00:19:40.900 here's some more

00:19:41.460 fun news.

00:19:43.600 The famous

00:19:44.160 Phil Bump,

00:19:45.180 who writes for the

00:19:46.220 disgraced

00:19:46.900 Washington Post,

00:19:49.860 what I call

00:19:50.740 the Washington

00:19:51.300 Poop.

00:19:52.460 Now,

00:19:52.820 Phil Bump,

00:19:53.440 as you know,

00:19:54.080 at least to

00:19:54.620 conservative

00:19:55.180 viewers of politics,

00:19:57.360 is considered

00:19:58.000 sort of the joke.

00:19:59.540 He's sort of

00:19:59.980 the court jester

00:20:01.640 of writers,

00:20:03.020 at least from

00:20:03.680 the conservative

00:20:04.280 side of the world.

00:20:05.680 So,

00:20:06.600 he's the one

00:20:07.340 you expect

00:20:07.920 to lie about

00:20:08.760 stuff like

00:20:09.700 Hunter's laptop.

00:20:12.440 He is considered

00:20:13.580 by the right,

00:20:15.080 not by the left.

00:20:16.220 The left just

00:20:16.740 think he's

00:20:17.420 spewing facts.

00:20:19.780 People on the left

00:20:20.900 think he's just

00:20:22.780 telling them

00:20:23.480 what's true.

00:20:24.620 People on the right

00:20:25.460 would consider him

00:20:26.520 sort of a joke

00:20:27.320 of a writer

00:20:28.200 and just in the bag

00:20:29.720 for some forces

00:20:31.520 of keeping things

00:20:34.600 Democrat,

00:20:36.280 I guess.

00:20:37.620 But here's

00:20:38.720 the fun part.

00:20:39.500 He wrote an article

00:20:40.420 in which his,

00:20:42.360 the title of it

00:20:43.640 was,

00:20:44.020 Doing Your Own

00:20:44.620 Research is a Good

00:20:45.640 Way to End

00:20:46.220 Up Being Wrong.

00:20:48.480 So,

00:20:48.840 Phil Bump,

00:20:50.340 who is often

00:20:51.120 accused of being

00:20:51.900 one of the,

00:20:55.400 oh,

00:20:55.620 I see David

00:20:56.180 Sutcliffe

00:20:56.620 already saw

00:20:57.180 my post about,

00:20:58.360 he's boosting

00:21:01.000 my post about

00:21:01.860 going out

00:21:02.580 and talking

00:21:02.960 to Walsh.

00:21:06.280 Isn't that

00:21:07.320 funny?

00:21:08.400 The immediacy

00:21:09.180 of this,

00:21:09.980 this medium?

00:21:11.880 So I'm just

00:21:12.360 talking to you

00:21:13.020 about,

00:21:13.660 you know,

00:21:14.100 these two

00:21:14.620 public figures

00:21:15.500 and then

00:21:16.280 at the same

00:21:16.820 time,

00:21:17.680 you're telling

00:21:18.260 me in the

00:21:18.700 comments while

00:21:19.440 I'm doing

00:21:19.780 this live

00:21:20.400 that those

00:21:21.340 two public

00:21:22.000 figures may

00:21:23.540 have a greater

00:21:24.040 chance of talking

00:21:24.880 because of

00:21:25.380 something I did

00:21:26.020 just before I

00:21:26.640 came online,

00:21:27.800 you know,

00:21:27.960 just boosted

00:21:28.840 it as a

00:21:29.760 good idea.

00:21:32.000 So it's just

00:21:33.240 weird how

00:21:33.640 immediate

00:21:34.040 everything is

00:21:34.740 now.

00:21:35.720 It's kind of

00:21:36.380 mind-blowing,

00:21:36.960 isn't it?

00:21:38.060 That you just

00:21:38.840 would send me

00:21:39.360 that comment

00:21:39.940 and then it

00:21:41.100 just became

00:21:41.600 part of reality

00:21:42.440 like while

00:21:43.440 you watched.

00:21:44.940 It's amazing.

00:21:45.840 Anyway,

00:21:46.640 so Phil Bump

00:21:47.700 is getting a

00:21:48.500 lot of pushback

00:21:49.340 because it's

00:21:49.840 funny that

00:21:50.500 someone who's

00:21:51.500 famous as a

00:21:52.480 pusher of

00:21:53.040 misinformation,

00:21:54.600 according to

00:21:55.180 the right,

00:21:55.640 the people

00:21:56.880 on the left

00:21:57.360 would say

00:21:57.720 he's a

00:21:59.080 beacon of

00:21:59.640 truth.

00:22:02.200 But I

00:22:03.980 have to

00:22:04.260 agree with

00:22:04.740 Phil Bump

00:22:05.260 on this,

00:22:05.800 although I

00:22:07.220 consider him

00:22:07.880 my political

00:22:10.420 nemesis.

00:22:12.840 He's

00:22:13.280 completely

00:22:14.180 right.

00:22:14.660 I didn't

00:22:14.920 read the

00:22:15.260 article,

00:22:15.680 of course.

00:22:16.040 I'm not

00:22:16.260 going to

00:22:16.380 read the

00:22:16.660 article,

00:22:17.300 but the

00:22:17.640 title's

00:22:18.000 right,

00:22:18.920 that doing

00:22:19.300 your own

00:22:19.700 research is

00:22:20.800 a good way

00:22:21.140 to be

00:22:21.360 wrong.

00:22:21.920 So here's

00:22:22.240 what I

00:22:22.560 said.

00:22:22.820 I said

00:22:24.220 to him,

00:22:25.320 yes,

00:22:25.960 doing your

00:22:26.300 own research

00:22:26.840 is usually,

00:22:28.220 remember,

00:22:28.940 nothing is

00:22:29.940 complete or

00:22:30.660 universal or

00:22:31.480 talks about

00:22:31.980 every situation,

00:22:33.180 but it's

00:22:33.460 usually the

00:22:33.980 worst way to

00:22:34.540 know the

00:22:34.840 truth because

00:22:35.960 our science

00:22:36.540 and our data

00:22:37.020 sources are

00:22:37.700 compromised.

00:22:39.020 All you can

00:22:39.560 do is find

00:22:40.280 the info that

00:22:40.960 agrees with

00:22:41.660 your hunch

00:22:42.240 and ignore

00:22:43.600 anything that

00:22:44.480 disagrees.

00:22:45.280 So in the

00:22:45.660 real world,

00:22:46.460 that's kind

00:22:46.980 of what

00:22:47.220 research is,

00:22:48.580 finding stuff

00:22:49.260 that agrees

00:22:49.720 with you and

00:22:50.220 ignoring the

00:22:50.760 stuff that

00:22:51.100 doesn't.

00:22:52.820 But the

00:22:54.800 problem is

00:22:55.180 sometimes you

00:22:55.860 get one

00:22:56.180 right in a

00:22:57.660 way that you

00:22:58.080 can later

00:22:58.500 confirm is

00:22:59.140 right, and

00:23:00.680 that makes

00:23:01.080 you think

00:23:01.460 that you're

00:23:01.800 good at

00:23:02.060 researching.

00:23:03.440 The worst

00:23:04.160 thing that

00:23:04.500 could happen

00:23:05.060 is doing

00:23:05.540 your own

00:23:05.940 research and

00:23:07.540 then later

00:23:07.980 find out

00:23:08.420 you're right.

00:23:09.720 You know

00:23:10.300 that's the

00:23:10.680 worst thing

00:23:11.080 that could

00:23:11.320 ever happen

00:23:11.760 to you,

00:23:12.080 right?

00:23:12.800 Doing your

00:23:13.320 own research

00:23:14.140 and later

00:23:15.300 you're proven

00:23:15.840 right.

00:23:17.220 You're in

00:23:17.800 trouble because

00:23:19.500 you're going

00:23:19.780 to think you

00:23:20.460 were right

00:23:20.820 because you

00:23:21.380 did your

00:23:21.700 own research.

00:23:23.440 No.

00:23:25.540 A lot of

00:23:26.220 things are

00:23:26.560 just binary.

00:23:28.340 There are

00:23:28.560 going to be

00:23:28.860 people who

00:23:29.260 say yes,

00:23:29.780 that's true,

00:23:30.300 and people

00:23:30.600 say no,

00:23:31.140 it's not

00:23:31.460 true, and

00:23:32.200 there won't

00:23:32.480 be much

00:23:32.900 in between.

00:23:34.680 Somebody's

00:23:35.100 going to be

00:23:35.400 right, and

00:23:36.400 when they're

00:23:36.800 right, they're

00:23:37.840 going to say

00:23:38.160 it's because

00:23:38.880 they did their

00:23:39.480 own research.

00:23:40.240 Because remember,

00:23:41.380 both sides are

00:23:42.180 doing their

00:23:42.540 own research, but

00:23:44.000 only one of

00:23:44.480 them is going

00:23:44.800 to be right.

00:23:46.460 So how do

00:23:47.060 you explain the

00:23:47.620 other side who

00:23:48.200 also did their

00:23:48.980 own research, but

00:23:50.900 they're wrong?

00:23:52.540 It would be

00:23:53.420 absurd to say

00:23:54.520 that doing

00:23:54.900 your own

00:23:55.240 research is a

00:23:56.000 way to find

00:23:56.460 truth when

00:23:57.740 people doing

00:23:58.300 their own

00:23:58.620 research come

00:23:59.260 to opposite

00:23:59.820 conclusions,

00:24:01.400 permanently.

00:24:02.040 So I went

00:24:06.460 on and I

00:24:06.900 said our

00:24:07.340 experts are

00:24:08.100 corrupt and

00:24:08.680 lying, mostly,

00:24:10.440 they're mostly

00:24:10.960 corrupt and

00:24:11.520 lying, and

00:24:13.520 most of the

00:24:13.980 public still

00:24:14.500 thinks that

00:24:14.980 something called

00:24:15.500 a meta-analysis

00:24:16.420 is valid, and

00:24:18.480 that's just one

00:24:19.000 example.

00:24:19.960 Imagine doing

00:24:20.620 your own

00:24:21.000 research, but

00:24:22.660 you think that

00:24:23.240 meta-analysis is

00:24:24.360 valid.

00:24:25.740 Anything you

00:24:26.340 research would

00:24:26.900 be garbage,

00:24:27.820 because you

00:24:28.220 started with

00:24:29.120 an absurd

00:24:30.420 belief.

00:24:32.040 And then I

00:24:33.420 close with

00:24:34.020 this.

00:24:34.420 Are you

00:24:34.660 ready for

00:24:34.960 this?

00:24:35.920 Here's my

00:24:36.540 kill shot at

00:24:37.360 the end.

00:24:38.620 I said, if I

00:24:40.700 haven't convinced

00:24:41.280 you yet, consider

00:24:42.120 these two facts.

00:24:43.580 Number one,

00:24:44.780 Phil Bump's

00:24:45.420 writing is part

00:24:46.460 of the record

00:24:47.040 of facts.

00:24:49.040 So go do

00:24:49.980 your own

00:24:50.360 research, and

00:24:51.840 then you'll

00:24:52.300 find out that

00:24:52.880 what Phil Bump

00:24:53.700 said is

00:24:54.360 considered facts.

00:24:57.260 So good luck

00:24:58.200 with that.

00:24:58.580 And then

00:24:59.720 number two,

00:25:01.180 literally nothing

00:25:02.320 you have

00:25:02.740 experienced in

00:25:03.620 your own

00:25:04.060 life will be

00:25:05.540 correctly recorded

00:25:06.540 by history, and

00:25:08.300 you can observe

00:25:08.960 that in real

00:25:09.500 time.

00:25:11.440 Have you not

00:25:12.180 noticed?

00:25:13.020 Have you not

00:25:14.020 noticed that we

00:25:14.640 don't agree on

00:25:15.640 what the current

00:25:16.720 situation is?

00:25:18.440 We don't even

00:25:19.360 know if Trump

00:25:20.760 was an

00:25:21.400 insurrectionist

00:25:22.520 or the

00:25:23.580 opposite.

00:25:23.940 it's not

00:25:26.240 like the

00:25:27.820 industry is

00:25:28.240 going to be

00:25:28.520 off by 5%.

00:25:29.740 We can't

00:25:31.320 even tell if

00:25:31.880 he was a

00:25:32.400 patriot or

00:25:33.140 an insurrectionist.

00:25:34.880 I mean, you

00:25:35.440 and I think

00:25:35.920 we can, but

00:25:36.680 everybody else

00:25:37.360 thinks they

00:25:37.740 can as well,

00:25:38.700 and they have

00:25:38.920 different opinions.

00:25:41.560 So if you

00:25:43.500 think that

00:25:44.000 researching helps,

00:25:45.520 just ask

00:25:46.320 yourself how

00:25:47.000 today's history

00:25:47.880 will be written.

00:25:49.240 It couldn't

00:25:50.040 possibly be

00:25:50.960 accurate.

00:25:52.120 There isn't

00:25:52.500 any chance

00:25:53.100 of that.

00:25:53.940 There's no

00:25:55.920 chance of

00:25:56.360 that.

00:25:59.520 All right.

00:26:01.220 Let's talk

00:26:01.900 about David

00:26:02.440 Grush, and

00:26:03.880 he's the

00:26:05.360 whistleblower,

00:26:06.060 says that the

00:26:06.720 government has

00:26:07.560 biologics and

00:26:09.360 spaceships.

00:26:10.560 But, I

00:26:11.920 correct myself,

00:26:13.180 he doesn't

00:26:13.620 say spaceships.

00:26:15.780 And I didn't

00:26:16.320 realize this,

00:26:16.920 I've mentioned

00:26:17.320 this before,

00:26:17.860 but he calls

00:26:18.300 it biologics.

00:26:20.000 So he says

00:26:20.560 they have

00:26:20.820 biologics and

00:26:21.660 they have

00:26:21.900 ships, but

00:26:23.120 he's not

00:26:23.880 attributing it

00:26:24.620 to outer

00:26:24.960 space.

00:26:26.120 He's also

00:26:26.840 not attributing

00:26:27.580 it to, you

00:26:28.500 know, coming

00:26:29.020 from within

00:26:29.700 the earth or

00:26:30.280 something like

00:26:30.780 that.

00:26:31.400 He calls

00:26:31.940 them interdimensional

00:26:32.980 beings.

00:26:34.460 Now, I had

00:26:35.220 this realization

00:26:35.980 yesterday.

00:26:36.780 I shared with

00:26:37.440 my man

00:26:38.560 cavers on

00:26:39.200 locals, so

00:26:39.860 I'll say it

00:26:40.480 again.

00:26:43.020 And we'll do

00:26:43.920 a little

00:26:44.160 experiment.

00:26:44.720 I did this

00:26:45.160 last night.

00:26:45.760 You're going to

00:26:46.420 enjoy this.

00:26:46.960 In the

00:26:47.740 comments, I

00:26:49.800 want an

00:26:50.220 answer only

00:26:51.040 from the

00:26:51.520 people who

00:26:52.520 have had

00:26:53.000 psychedelic

00:26:53.780 experiences.

00:26:55.260 Mushrooms,

00:26:55.960 LSD, DMT.

00:26:58.460 All right, so

00:26:59.140 everybody else

00:26:59.740 just stay silent

00:27:00.480 just for a

00:27:01.000 moment.

00:27:01.900 I'm going to

00:27:02.140 ask only the

00:27:02.740 people who

00:27:03.040 have had the

00:27:03.380 experiences to

00:27:04.820 answer this

00:27:05.320 question.

00:27:06.360 Do you

00:27:07.080 believe you

00:27:07.620 can identify

00:27:08.580 almost immediately

00:27:09.860 another person

00:27:11.440 who has also

00:27:12.440 had psychedelic

00:27:13.960 experiences?

00:27:14.640 just by

00:27:15.720 looking at

00:27:16.340 them and

00:27:16.700 in five

00:27:17.140 seconds.

00:27:18.420 Look at the

00:27:18.820 comments.

00:27:21.860 It's a wall

00:27:23.000 of yes.

00:27:23.720 A few no's.

00:27:24.600 There's a few

00:27:25.000 no's.

00:27:25.800 But it's a wall

00:27:26.440 of mostly yes.

00:27:29.800 Well over

00:27:30.520 half are yes.

00:27:32.280 Now, I also

00:27:33.000 believe that.

00:27:34.220 I believe that

00:27:34.880 you can tell

00:27:35.340 just by looking

00:27:35.980 at them.

00:27:36.800 And there's

00:27:37.180 something in

00:27:37.600 the eyes.

00:27:39.200 Would you

00:27:39.800 agree?

00:27:40.720 There's

00:27:41.200 something in

00:27:41.760 the eyes.

00:27:43.460 Once your

00:27:44.200 eyes are

00:27:44.960 kind of

00:27:45.900 opened,

00:27:47.240 they always

00:27:47.780 look that

00:27:48.320 way.

00:27:50.460 And I

00:27:51.580 didn't believe

00:27:52.180 that I

00:27:52.860 could really

00:27:53.280 tell.

00:27:54.280 But in

00:27:54.780 my 20s,

00:27:55.500 I started

00:27:55.920 asking.

00:27:57.320 I would

00:27:57.640 actually say,

00:27:58.240 you know

00:27:58.400 what?

00:27:58.660 I just

00:27:59.020 have to

00:27:59.300 ask you

00:27:59.640 this question.

00:28:00.920 Have you

00:28:01.100 ever done

00:28:01.540 psychedelics?

00:28:03.080 Because I

00:28:03.640 had a

00:28:03.940 suspicion.

00:28:05.080 I always

00:28:05.840 get a

00:28:06.120 yes.

00:28:07.360 I don't

00:28:07.820 think I've

00:28:08.180 got one

00:28:08.540 wrong yet

00:28:09.100 in years.

00:28:10.740 Now,

00:28:11.080 sometimes you

00:28:11.660 can tell by

00:28:12.040 the lifestyle

00:28:12.640 as well,

00:28:13.220 so it's not

00:28:13.600 really that

00:28:13.940 hard to

00:28:14.220 guess.

00:28:14.780 But I

00:28:15.220 swear you

00:28:15.700 can tell

00:28:15.960 by looking

00:28:16.300 at their

00:28:16.580 face.

00:28:18.200 Now,

00:28:18.680 are you

00:28:18.920 also aware

00:28:19.580 that

00:28:20.900 interdimensional

00:28:21.800 beings is

00:28:23.620 a common

00:28:24.320 experience for

00:28:25.120 people on

00:28:25.600 DMT?

00:28:26.640 How many

00:28:27.160 of you

00:28:27.400 knew that?

00:28:28.520 That the

00:28:28.880 people who

00:28:29.260 do

00:28:29.460 specifically

00:28:30.200 DMT,

00:28:31.580 they report

00:28:32.380 that they

00:28:32.760 have encounters

00:28:33.480 with creatures

00:28:34.600 which they

00:28:36.140 don't feel

00:28:37.060 are dreams.

00:28:37.820 that they

00:28:39.880 feel they're

00:28:40.420 actually crossing

00:28:41.380 some

00:28:41.820 interdimensional

00:28:42.760 barrier and

00:28:44.100 they're seeing

00:28:44.480 interdimensional

00:28:45.220 beings.

00:28:47.400 Now,

00:28:48.240 put it all

00:28:49.260 together.

00:28:51.080 Take a look

00:28:51.660 at David

00:28:52.080 Grush.

00:28:53.580 Go to

00:28:55.160 your image

00:28:55.760 search.

00:28:56.720 Just look

00:28:57.080 for David

00:28:57.480 Grush.

00:28:58.200 Take a look

00:28:58.700 at his

00:28:59.560 face,

00:29:01.160 his eyes,

00:29:02.380 and you

00:29:02.940 tell me if

00:29:03.420 you think

00:29:03.780 he's ever

00:29:04.320 had a

00:29:04.940 psychedelic

00:29:05.520 experience.

00:29:06.960 Now,

00:29:07.140 I don't

00:29:07.320 know.

00:29:08.540 I'm not

00:29:09.600 saying that

00:29:10.180 I could

00:29:10.460 know from

00:29:11.160 looking at

00:29:11.640 it,

00:29:12.160 but to

00:29:12.640 me,

00:29:13.060 he registers

00:29:13.680 as somebody

00:29:14.500 who's

00:29:15.100 maybe crossed

00:29:16.980 an interdimensional

00:29:17.840 barrier or

00:29:18.580 two.

00:29:20.180 And then

00:29:20.780 you have to

00:29:21.140 ask yourself,

00:29:22.860 has reality

00:29:23.800 and

00:29:24.700 interdimensional

00:29:26.520 awareness

00:29:27.580 merged with

00:29:29.560 some people?

00:29:30.720 Are there

00:29:31.180 some people

00:29:31.700 who can live

00:29:32.320 forever in

00:29:32.940 both worlds

00:29:33.580 having visited

00:29:34.920 the other

00:29:35.340 world once?

00:29:36.940 I don't

00:29:37.540 know.

00:29:38.380 I feel

00:29:38.780 like it's

00:29:39.540 a little

00:29:39.840 bit yes.

00:29:42.060 So I

00:29:42.740 would like

00:29:43.040 to at

00:29:43.660 least put

00:29:44.340 out there

00:29:44.900 that one

00:29:46.440 answer to

00:29:47.320 these

00:29:47.800 biologics,

00:29:49.360 the biologics

00:29:50.220 I think are

00:29:50.720 just some

00:29:51.520 contamination,

00:29:52.340 they haven't

00:29:52.600 figured out

00:29:53.020 what it is,

00:29:54.040 and I don't

00:29:55.520 think there's

00:29:55.920 necessarily any

00:29:56.680 ships,

00:29:57.500 but I do

00:29:58.040 believe that

00:29:58.580 people who

00:29:59.440 are sure

00:30:01.700 that there

00:30:02.200 are some

00:30:02.860 kind of

00:30:03.180 interdimensional

00:30:03.800 beings,

00:30:04.920 would far

00:30:06.160 more likely

00:30:06.820 to have

00:30:07.680 had a

00:30:08.400 psychedelic

00:30:09.020 experience,

00:30:10.460 and I

00:30:11.080 don't think

00:30:11.460 it's

00:30:11.660 unconnected.

00:30:13.200 So I'm

00:30:13.660 just going

00:30:13.940 to put

00:30:14.100 that out

00:30:14.460 there.

00:30:15.180 Yeah,

00:30:15.360 Mike

00:30:15.520 Cernovich

00:30:15.840 would be

00:30:16.240 one to

00:30:16.760 consult on

00:30:17.700 this topic.

00:30:19.920 I just

00:30:20.520 put it

00:30:20.780 out there

00:30:21.160 that I'd

00:30:21.760 love someone

00:30:22.260 to ask

00:30:22.840 him if

00:30:23.200 he's ever

00:30:23.580 had a

00:30:24.240 psychedelic

00:30:24.820 experience,

00:30:26.120 and I'm

00:30:26.360 not,

00:30:26.740 you know,

00:30:27.140 again,

00:30:27.360 I'm not

00:30:27.620 judging him.

00:30:28.600 I want

00:30:28.860 to make

00:30:29.080 sure that's

00:30:29.860 coming across.

00:30:30.860 I'm not

00:30:31.200 judging him.

00:30:32.640 I'm saying,

00:30:33.300 wouldn't you

00:30:33.560 like to know

00:30:34.020 that?

00:30:34.980 That feels

00:30:35.620 like an

00:30:35.940 important thing

00:30:37.500 to ask,

00:30:37.980 and I wouldn't

00:30:38.740 trust Congress

00:30:39.860 to ask the

00:30:40.360 question.

00:30:41.060 So maybe

00:30:41.420 there'll be

00:30:41.720 some podcaster

00:30:42.520 who someday

00:30:43.140 asks him

00:30:43.500 that.

00:30:44.340 All right,

00:30:44.560 here's another

00:30:44.980 funny thing.

00:30:45.800 Do you know

00:30:46.180 what Phil

00:30:46.860 Bump's

00:30:47.260 wife's

00:30:47.840 first name

00:30:48.340 is?

00:30:49.920 China.

00:30:51.580 Her first

00:30:52.380 name is

00:30:52.700 China.

00:30:54.460 Yeah.

00:30:55.180 So this

00:30:56.360 is a real

00:30:56.760 thing.

00:30:58.380 So Phil

00:30:59.200 Bump once

00:30:59.780 wrote a

00:31:00.140 story about

00:31:01.660 DeSantis

00:31:04.980 criticizing

00:31:05.720 China too

00:31:06.340 much.

00:31:08.720 He was

00:31:09.400 trying to

00:31:09.700 give China

00:31:10.160 a little

00:31:10.440 bump.

00:31:11.640 Now that's

00:31:12.020 pure

00:31:12.300 simulation.

00:31:12.980 How in

00:31:14.040 the world

00:31:14.520 is Phil

00:31:15.340 Bump's

00:31:15.720 wife named

00:31:16.300 China?

00:31:17.260 China Bump.

00:31:19.660 That just

00:31:20.360 feels like

00:31:20.740 too big of

00:31:21.220 a coincidence.

00:31:23.600 Yeah,

00:31:23.940 I think she

00:31:24.660 spells it

00:31:25.200 with an I

00:31:26.100 not a Y

00:31:26.760 actually.

00:31:28.240 So even

00:31:29.260 more

00:31:29.620 entertaining.

00:31:31.180 Well,

00:31:31.940 now more

00:31:32.660 of what I

00:31:33.200 call

00:31:33.540 backwards

00:31:35.040 science.

00:31:37.340 Backwards

00:31:37.940 science.

00:31:39.300 There is

00:31:42.360 a study

00:31:42.880 that says

00:31:43.320 that people

00:31:43.800 who can

00:31:44.260 dance are

00:31:45.820 generally more

00:31:46.540 capable at

00:31:47.280 work.

00:31:48.920 Good

00:31:49.600 dancers are

00:31:50.700 more capable

00:31:51.340 at work and

00:31:52.900 they have

00:31:53.200 better attendance.

00:31:54.880 Huh.

00:31:56.320 Let's see.

00:31:58.100 What could

00:31:58.820 be behind

00:31:59.280 that?

00:32:00.800 So people

00:32:01.480 whose bodies

00:32:02.360 work so

00:32:03.400 well that

00:32:04.060 they can

00:32:04.480 dance have

00:32:06.800 better

00:32:07.200 attendance,

00:32:08.100 less

00:32:08.300 absenteeism,

00:32:09.300 than people

00:32:10.260 who can't

00:32:11.020 walk and

00:32:12.960 can't dance.

00:32:15.220 I feel

00:32:16.180 like dancing

00:32:16.960 is a signal

00:32:18.660 of good

00:32:19.220 health.

00:32:21.360 And dancing

00:32:22.240 well is a

00:32:23.640 signal of

00:32:24.180 probably genetic

00:32:25.080 quality, I

00:32:27.140 would think.

00:32:27.860 Now, I'm a

00:32:28.460 poor dancer, so

00:32:29.380 I don't mind

00:32:30.040 saying that other

00:32:30.820 people who can

00:32:31.540 dance probably

00:32:32.900 have some

00:32:33.460 genetic extra

00:32:34.860 thing I don't

00:32:35.460 have.

00:32:38.020 Right.

00:32:39.300 hockey players

00:32:42.600 can skate

00:32:43.380 better than

00:32:43.820 they dance.

00:32:44.420 Okay.

00:32:47.560 All right.

00:32:48.220 Well, there

00:32:48.600 might be, you

00:32:49.220 know, there's

00:32:49.540 also something

00:32:50.420 to exercise

00:32:51.460 is going to

00:32:52.380 make you

00:32:52.960 more capable

00:32:53.740 as well.

00:32:54.380 So maybe if

00:32:55.380 you were to

00:32:55.760 start dancing

00:32:56.540 when you

00:32:56.920 didn't dance

00:32:57.440 before, the

00:32:58.520 exercise would

00:32:59.300 also make you

00:33:00.240 a better

00:33:00.520 employee.

00:33:01.380 That would be

00:33:02.160 true, just

00:33:02.780 any form of

00:33:03.440 exercise.

00:33:04.180 But I would

00:33:04.960 look for the

00:33:05.520 backwards part of

00:33:06.360 this story.

00:33:06.780 I think

00:33:07.140 healthy people

00:33:07.860 probably just

00:33:08.400 do better in

00:33:08.960 general.

00:33:10.880 Let's do an

00:33:11.740 update on

00:33:12.220 Axios propaganda.

00:33:14.700 Axios propaganda.

00:33:17.000 It's so common,

00:33:18.340 I'm going to

00:33:18.820 give it its own

00:33:20.040 theme.

00:33:21.820 And they say,

00:33:23.200 listen, they

00:33:24.180 actually say

00:33:24.820 this.

00:33:25.820 See if you can

00:33:26.480 tell the

00:33:26.800 difference between

00:33:27.560 this and a

00:33:29.040 Babylon Bee

00:33:29.900 satire.

00:33:33.480 All right.

00:33:33.880 I swear I'm

00:33:34.780 not making this

00:33:35.500 up.

00:33:36.400 This is an

00:33:36.960 Axios post

00:33:38.160 teasing their

00:33:39.660 article.

00:33:40.780 It says,

00:33:41.320 Trump supporters

00:33:41.980 cite his

00:33:43.100 economic record

00:33:43.960 as a reason

00:33:44.480 to vote for

00:33:44.960 him.

00:33:45.560 But that's a

00:33:46.260 bit puzzling

00:33:47.040 because his

00:33:48.060 economic record

00:33:49.040 is only good

00:33:50.000 if you leave

00:33:50.640 off what

00:33:51.160 happened from

00:33:52.260 March 2020

00:33:53.680 to the end

00:33:55.440 of his

00:33:55.700 administration.

00:33:58.740 March 2020.

00:34:00.660 Was there

00:34:01.320 anything happening

00:34:02.420 in March 2020?

00:34:03.900 Oh, the

00:34:05.660 pandemic started.

00:34:08.160 That's right.

00:34:09.280 Axios is

00:34:10.080 telling its

00:34:10.600 dumb fuck

00:34:11.220 readers that

00:34:13.200 Trump is

00:34:14.460 responsible for

00:34:15.380 the economic

00:34:16.020 downturn of

00:34:17.720 the pandemic.

00:34:22.300 Seriously,

00:34:23.240 Axios?

00:34:24.740 I am not

00:34:25.760 going to read

00:34:26.160 that article.

00:34:27.560 Reading just

00:34:28.500 the tease of

00:34:30.520 the article was

00:34:31.180 all I needed

00:34:31.880 to know that

00:34:32.540 it's basically

00:34:33.340 Babylon being

00:34:34.100 material.

00:34:36.960 Well,

00:34:37.620 Jonathan Turley

00:34:38.620 continues to

00:34:39.520 report on

00:34:41.360 Hunter Biden's

00:34:43.520 legal woes.

00:34:45.300 And so

00:34:46.140 here's the

00:34:46.520 latest thing.

00:34:49.360 So, you know,

00:34:50.820 Hunter Biden's

00:34:51.440 in trouble for

00:34:52.100 having a gun

00:34:52.880 in which he

00:34:54.120 allegedly lied

00:34:55.120 on his gun

00:34:55.760 application to

00:34:56.780 say that he

00:34:57.200 was not drug

00:34:57.920 addicted.

00:34:58.300 Now, part

00:34:59.840 of the

00:35:00.080 defense is

00:35:01.440 that there's

00:35:02.000 no way to

00:35:02.520 know he

00:35:02.840 was drug

00:35:03.300 addicted at

00:35:04.740 the time he

00:35:06.500 bought the

00:35:06.900 gun.

00:35:09.040 Now, this

00:35:09.840 sort of

00:35:10.280 challenges the

00:35:11.600 question of

00:35:12.100 what addiction

00:35:12.640 is, and

00:35:14.060 every single

00:35:15.060 medical expert

00:35:15.920 I've ever heard

00:35:16.600 of says there's

00:35:17.800 no such thing

00:35:18.560 as getting

00:35:19.840 better.

00:35:21.180 You're always

00:35:21.780 an addict.

00:35:22.960 You might not

00:35:23.540 be using.

00:35:25.100 Yeah, we

00:35:25.740 should make

00:35:26.300 that distinction.

00:35:26.940 You could be

00:35:27.840 an addict

00:35:28.360 who's not

00:35:28.860 using, but

00:35:30.320 you're not

00:35:30.760 an addict.

00:35:32.200 So I'm not

00:35:32.840 sure exactly

00:35:33.520 how that

00:35:34.620 question is

00:35:35.240 phrased on

00:35:35.900 the gun

00:35:36.620 application.

00:35:37.920 But the

00:35:38.680 argument would

00:35:39.260 be that he

00:35:39.680 wasn't using

00:35:40.420 at the time

00:35:40.900 he got the

00:35:41.360 gun.

00:35:42.440 The problem

00:35:43.180 with that,

00:35:43.980 it's going to

00:35:44.520 be a little

00:35:44.860 awkward, the

00:35:46.280 pouch that

00:35:47.100 the gun was

00:35:47.760 found in,

00:35:48.820 and I guess

00:35:49.280 the widow

00:35:51.420 of his

00:35:52.320 brother that

00:35:53.940 he was dating

00:35:54.500 is the one

00:35:54.860 who threw

00:35:55.120 it in the

00:35:55.460 garbage.

00:35:56.940 It was,

00:35:58.180 the pouch

00:35:58.700 was covered

00:35:59.160 in cocaine.

00:36:01.920 So that's

00:36:03.840 going to

00:36:04.080 hurt his

00:36:04.540 I wasn't

00:36:05.100 doing drugs

00:36:05.800 at the time

00:36:06.380 I owned

00:36:06.740 the gun.

00:36:07.540 I was just

00:36:08.400 rolling the

00:36:09.120 pouch in

00:36:10.800 cocaine.

00:36:12.080 Did you put

00:36:12.880 any of the

00:36:13.180 cocaine in

00:36:13.700 your body?

00:36:14.420 No, I

00:36:15.860 wasn't using

00:36:16.460 that.

00:36:17.160 I was just

00:36:17.820 rolling my

00:36:18.400 gun pouch

00:36:18.980 in cocaine.

00:36:20.180 Well, why

00:36:20.940 were you doing

00:36:21.480 that?

00:36:22.280 Can you explain

00:36:23.340 why you were

00:36:24.040 rolling your

00:36:24.520 gun pouch in

00:36:25.360 cocaine if you

00:36:26.100 weren't using

00:36:26.560 cocaine?

00:36:27.760 And then you

00:36:28.280 know what the

00:36:28.600 right answer

00:36:29.060 would be?

00:36:30.200 Here's the

00:36:30.760 correct answer

00:36:31.340 to that

00:36:31.580 question.

00:36:33.380 With all

00:36:34.040 due respect to

00:36:34.800 the court,

00:36:36.060 there's nothing

00:36:37.180 I did for

00:36:37.700 five years that

00:36:38.440 made any

00:36:38.880 fucking sense.

00:36:41.200 No further

00:36:41.880 questions.

00:36:44.880 The addict

00:36:46.040 defense is

00:36:47.620 pretty strong,

00:36:48.880 you know,

00:36:49.180 except if he's

00:36:50.020 an addict, he

00:36:50.560 goes to jail in

00:36:51.280 this case.

00:36:52.360 But if,

00:36:54.600 anyway, I

00:36:55.920 guess you

00:36:56.160 made that

00:36:56.420 point.

00:36:58.660 So I

00:37:00.220 continue to

00:37:00.860 say that I

00:37:01.580 am not

00:37:02.000 anti-Hunter

00:37:02.840 Biden on

00:37:03.580 the gun

00:37:03.960 question.

00:37:05.460 If he broke

00:37:06.300 a law, I

00:37:07.020 suppose the

00:37:07.640 system has to

00:37:09.480 do what it

00:37:09.740 has to do.

00:37:10.560 But I'm

00:37:11.300 not, I'm

00:37:12.980 just too

00:37:13.480 pro-Second

00:37:14.260 Amendment to

00:37:15.620 think that you

00:37:16.200 can't have a

00:37:16.740 gun because

00:37:17.160 you're an

00:37:17.520 addict.

00:37:17.820 So I

00:37:19.280 guess I

00:37:19.620 disagree with

00:37:20.620 the law

00:37:21.040 more than I

00:37:21.640 disagree with

00:37:22.260 the hunter.

00:37:23.960 I understand

00:37:24.820 the law.

00:37:25.460 I understand

00:37:25.880 why it's

00:37:26.220 there.

00:37:26.940 But I'm

00:37:28.500 not comfortable

00:37:28.960 with it.

00:37:30.100 Well,

00:37:32.160 Iran and

00:37:33.540 Pakistan are

00:37:34.380 at war.

00:37:37.000 But I

00:37:37.640 don't think

00:37:37.960 you have to

00:37:38.260 worry about

00:37:38.640 this one.

00:37:40.720 So

00:37:41.240 apparently

00:37:41.680 Pakistan Air

00:37:43.840 Force launched

00:37:44.520 a strike on

00:37:45.260 Iran because

00:37:46.640 Iran had

00:37:47.300 launched a

00:37:47.800 strike on

00:37:48.440 Pakistan.

00:37:49.320 But it

00:37:49.960 wasn't the

00:37:50.440 governments

00:37:50.880 fighting each

00:37:51.480 other.

00:37:51.840 Here's the

00:37:52.200 weirdest part

00:37:52.660 of the story.

00:37:53.720 They were

00:37:54.060 both attacking

00:37:54.820 the same

00:37:55.300 group but

00:37:56.400 in different

00:37:56.860 countries.

00:37:58.660 So apparently

00:37:59.160 there's this

00:37:59.860 group called

00:38:00.940 the Balush.

00:38:02.760 I guess it's

00:38:03.360 a separate

00:38:03.820 ethnicity.

00:38:04.980 They exist

00:38:05.560 both in

00:38:06.060 Iran as

00:38:06.960 militant

00:38:07.440 groups and

00:38:09.000 in Pakistan.

00:38:10.520 So Iran

00:38:11.460 attacked the

00:38:13.260 Balush

00:38:13.720 militants in

00:38:14.580 Pakistan and

00:38:16.140 then in

00:38:16.520 response,

00:38:17.140 the

00:38:18.180 Pakistanis

00:38:19.060 retaliated by

00:38:20.700 attacking the

00:38:21.380 Balush

00:38:21.740 militants in

00:38:22.720 Iran.

00:38:26.260 So is

00:38:28.820 this likely

00:38:29.480 to escalate

00:38:30.680 into a

00:38:31.280 big war

00:38:31.800 when it's

00:38:32.620 two countries

00:38:33.360 who both

00:38:33.820 want to kill

00:38:34.260 these Balush

00:38:34.920 militant groups?

00:38:36.880 I feel like

00:38:37.920 it's just two

00:38:38.420 countries that

00:38:39.060 want to kill

00:38:39.960 the same

00:38:40.340 bunch of

00:38:40.860 people.

00:38:41.780 Because who

00:38:42.640 wants a

00:38:43.060 militant group?

00:38:43.880 So if

00:38:45.680 you're worried

00:38:46.080 that this

00:38:46.460 is going

00:38:46.740 to escalate,

00:38:47.540 I don't

00:38:47.780 see how

00:38:48.160 it could.

00:38:49.360 They basically

00:38:50.020 are agreeing

00:38:50.620 with each

00:38:51.000 other.

00:38:51.900 Of course,

00:38:53.060 they don't

00:38:53.400 like that

00:38:53.900 their sovereignty

00:38:55.120 is being

00:38:55.780 penetrated.

00:38:57.540 But they

00:38:58.580 don't really

00:38:58.960 give a shit

00:38:59.400 about the

00:38:59.840 Balush

00:39:00.240 militants,

00:39:00.940 I don't

00:39:01.200 think.

00:39:02.340 So I don't

00:39:02.920 think this

00:39:03.360 has really

00:39:03.960 the potential

00:39:04.540 to blow

00:39:05.060 up because

00:39:05.900 it's not

00:39:06.240 starting as

00:39:06.940 something that's

00:39:07.540 likely to

00:39:08.120 escalate.

00:39:08.500 now there

00:39:09.420 might be

00:39:10.020 more bombs

00:39:11.020 going back

00:39:11.560 and forth,

00:39:12.240 but it

00:39:12.720 doesn't look

00:39:13.140 like they're

00:39:13.480 going to

00:39:13.640 land in

00:39:14.060 Toronto.

00:39:15.260 It looks

00:39:16.300 like they're

00:39:16.620 going to

00:39:17.180 just target

00:39:17.780 these groups.

00:39:20.320 So James

00:39:23.480 O'Keefe

00:39:23.920 found this

00:39:24.440 big facility

00:39:27.060 down by the

00:39:28.000 border called

00:39:28.620 Elitis,

00:39:29.480 and it's

00:39:30.440 funded by

00:39:31.480 a shadowy

00:39:32.380 group of

00:39:33.140 people that

00:39:35.580 it's hard to

00:39:36.360 know where

00:39:36.680 their money

00:39:37.060 is coming

00:39:37.440 from,

00:39:37.760 but some

00:39:38.740 of it

00:39:39.040 allegedly

00:39:39.460 comes from

00:39:39.960 the U.S.

00:39:40.340 government.

00:39:41.200 And they're

00:39:41.540 there to

00:39:42.040 process all

00:39:42.900 of the

00:39:43.360 immigrants

00:39:44.580 coming in.

00:39:47.300 And

00:39:47.860 everything

00:39:48.220 about it

00:39:48.780 is freaking

00:39:49.320 sketchy.

00:39:51.140 It's just

00:39:51.540 all sketchy.

00:39:53.540 Everything

00:39:53.880 at the border

00:39:54.500 doesn't make

00:39:55.080 sense.

00:39:56.200 And now

00:39:56.480 Schumer is

00:39:57.120 saying that

00:39:58.160 they don't

00:39:58.500 want to do

00:39:58.900 a border

00:39:59.400 deal unless

00:40:01.580 they get

00:40:01.900 $60 billion

00:40:02.640 for Ukraine.

00:40:04.440 How is

00:40:05.160 that not

00:40:05.780 a traitor?

00:40:07.760 He literally

00:40:10.980 wants to

00:40:11.520 spend $60

00:40:12.620 billion while

00:40:13.940 our border

00:40:14.520 is open.

00:40:16.500 Now, I

00:40:17.220 get that

00:40:18.480 Congress does

00:40:19.580 this horse

00:40:20.180 trading as

00:40:21.320 part of the

00:40:21.720 process, and

00:40:22.420 maybe you

00:40:22.840 wouldn't even

00:40:23.180 want to change

00:40:23.900 that part of

00:40:24.320 the process

00:40:24.820 because it's

00:40:25.660 the only way

00:40:26.080 anything can

00:40:26.660 get done.

00:40:27.420 You have to

00:40:27.980 bribe people

00:40:28.800 and give

00:40:29.800 them pork

00:40:30.320 and promise

00:40:31.080 them things.

00:40:32.000 It's an ugly

00:40:32.740 process.

00:40:33.220 But when

00:40:35.240 the border

00:40:35.780 is wide

00:40:36.500 open, is

00:40:38.580 that the

00:40:38.980 same as

00:40:40.220 other

00:40:40.580 problems?

00:40:41.860 Is that

00:40:42.200 like the

00:40:42.520 budget where

00:40:43.220 you're like,

00:40:43.940 oh, I'd

00:40:44.500 like to

00:40:45.060 print more

00:40:46.880 flags, and

00:40:48.200 I'd like to

00:40:49.660 fix this

00:40:50.740 beach, and

00:40:51.680 then you make

00:40:52.120 a deal.

00:40:52.800 I like

00:40:53.300 flags, you

00:40:53.860 like beaches,

00:40:54.540 let's make

00:40:54.880 a deal.

00:40:55.680 That's not

00:40:56.300 like this.

00:40:57.360 Our country

00:40:57.920 is being

00:40:58.460 like literally

00:40:59.600 invaded by

00:41:00.540 millions of

00:41:02.080 military-age

00:41:04.200 males from

00:41:05.900 countries that

00:41:06.560 are not all

00:41:07.280 our friends.

00:41:09.780 I mean,

00:41:10.040 they're literally

00:41:10.660 coming from

00:41:11.240 countries where

00:41:11.920 rape is a

00:41:12.580 national sport

00:41:13.600 by the

00:41:14.960 millions.

00:41:16.560 So I

00:41:18.400 would say

00:41:18.840 that Schumer,

00:41:20.200 I understand

00:41:20.700 he has to

00:41:21.120 do his

00:41:21.340 political thing

00:41:22.120 because he's

00:41:22.520 a political

00:41:23.000 animal, but

00:41:24.280 this is

00:41:25.580 legitimately

00:41:26.160 traitorous.

00:41:26.920 do you

00:41:28.220 agree?

00:41:30.180 Like, I

00:41:30.700 feel like,

00:41:31.940 or treason

00:41:32.740 or something,

00:41:34.200 to put

00:41:35.400 another country

00:41:36.340 so much

00:41:37.440 ahead of

00:41:37.940 your own

00:41:38.520 citizens,

00:41:39.800 this is not

00:41:41.160 business as

00:41:41.840 usual.

00:41:43.000 This is not

00:41:43.620 like picking

00:41:44.480 the national

00:41:45.100 fucking bird,

00:41:47.380 right?

00:41:47.820 He's treating

00:41:48.360 this like it's

00:41:48.980 almost like a

00:41:50.480 detail or

00:41:51.140 something, like

00:41:51.920 a budget.

00:41:52.580 It's a budget

00:41:53.220 conversation.

00:41:53.820 It's not a

00:41:54.240 budget conversation.

00:41:55.300 It's not.

00:41:57.520 I mean, it is,

00:41:58.360 but it's not

00:41:58.960 about the

00:41:59.360 budget.

00:41:59.860 It's literally

00:42:00.440 national defense.

00:42:01.780 He's acting

00:42:02.280 like it's

00:42:02.680 negotiable.

00:42:04.040 No, national

00:42:04.620 defense should

00:42:05.220 never be

00:42:05.620 negotiable.

00:42:07.800 Now, I

00:42:08.600 get that

00:42:09.860 their argument

00:42:10.360 would be that

00:42:10.940 Ukraine also

00:42:11.700 has a national

00:42:12.480 defense element

00:42:13.380 to it.

00:42:14.520 So vote for

00:42:15.440 it separately.

00:42:16.500 If you can

00:42:17.300 make your

00:42:17.700 argument for

00:42:18.280 Ukraine, go

00:42:20.140 make it.

00:42:20.640 But if

00:42:22.220 you can't

00:42:22.760 make the

00:42:23.080 argument without

00:42:24.000 tying it to

00:42:25.640 an unrelated

00:42:26.220 thing, that

00:42:27.660 means you

00:42:28.000 don't have an

00:42:28.660 argument and

00:42:29.260 you shouldn't

00:42:29.660 be asking for

00:42:30.300 your 60

00:42:30.820 billion.

00:42:32.000 So, I

00:42:34.640 don't know.

00:42:35.040 This strikes

00:42:35.780 me as either

00:42:37.660 a clear symbol

00:42:38.680 of corruption.

00:42:39.900 Well, that's

00:42:40.320 what it is.

00:42:41.020 It's a clear

00:42:41.580 symbol of, it's

00:42:43.180 a sign of

00:42:43.780 corruption.

00:42:45.120 Because it

00:42:45.820 can't be

00:42:46.260 explained under

00:42:47.120 normal circumstances.

00:42:48.340 If you take

00:42:50.220 out the

00:42:50.600 variable that

00:42:51.300 he might be

00:42:51.860 blackmailed or

00:42:52.680 bought, it

00:42:53.880 doesn't make

00:42:54.360 any sense.

00:42:55.540 Does it?

00:42:56.700 Explain it

00:42:57.500 outside the

00:42:58.180 context of

00:42:58.800 being bought.

00:43:00.420 I don't see

00:43:01.020 any explanation

00:43:01.740 for this

00:43:02.160 behavior.

00:43:03.040 I see no

00:43:03.600 explanation for

00:43:04.420 it.

00:43:07.080 All right.

00:43:09.940 Kamala Harris

00:43:10.580 says there's no

00:43:11.320 denying America

00:43:12.220 has a history

00:43:12.960 of racism.

00:43:14.200 Do we agree?

00:43:15.780 Does America

00:43:16.380 have a history

00:43:17.120 of racism?

00:43:18.340 Because there's

00:43:19.340 some Republicans

00:43:20.380 who are saying,

00:43:21.060 no, we're not

00:43:21.620 a racist country.

00:43:23.320 I think DeSantis

00:43:24.000 and maybe

00:43:25.640 Nikki Haley

00:43:26.200 said that.

00:43:26.780 Maybe if a

00:43:27.220 fake said it,

00:43:27.780 I don't know.

00:43:28.460 But a lot of

00:43:29.160 Republicans say

00:43:30.360 it.

00:43:31.080 We're not a

00:43:31.940 racist country.

00:43:32.680 Of course we're

00:43:33.280 a racist country.

00:43:36.520 And the thing

00:43:37.440 I wonder is,

00:43:39.400 do you think

00:43:40.260 the Democrats

00:43:40.860 know that

00:43:41.640 they're the

00:43:42.000 racists?

00:43:43.760 Now, they're

00:43:44.360 not the only

00:43:44.980 racists.

00:43:45.680 There are plenty

00:43:46.240 of Republican

00:43:46.780 racists.

00:43:47.260 But do you

00:43:48.140 think they

00:43:48.420 know?

00:43:49.700 Because here's

00:43:50.300 what I was

00:43:50.620 wondering.

00:43:51.560 If you could

00:43:52.180 go back in

00:43:52.760 time and talk

00:43:53.420 to the plantation

00:43:54.480 owners while

00:43:55.700 they currently

00:43:56.440 were running

00:43:56.960 plantations with

00:43:57.880 slaves, do you

00:43:59.340 think they would

00:43:59.840 have said,

00:44:00.320 you know, we

00:44:01.180 know we're

00:44:01.620 being evil?

00:44:03.000 Yeah, no, we

00:44:03.640 know it.

00:44:04.200 We know it.

00:44:05.440 We're totally

00:44:05.920 being evil.

00:44:06.560 We know it.

00:44:06.980 We're trying to

00:44:07.340 get away with it

00:44:08.120 because it's

00:44:08.900 really good for

00:44:09.520 us.

00:44:10.180 Like we're making

00:44:10.920 a ton of money.

00:44:12.400 But we know

00:44:13.020 we're being evil.

00:44:14.140 Do you think

00:44:14.500 they would have

00:44:14.820 said that?

00:44:15.240 Not a chance.

00:44:17.800 They would have

00:44:18.240 said, like I'm

00:44:20.020 no historian, but I

00:44:21.660 know what a human

00:44:22.280 being is.

00:44:23.420 So let me explain

00:44:24.180 how a human being

00:44:25.060 would act in that

00:44:25.880 situation every

00:44:27.240 time.

00:44:28.420 Evil?

00:44:29.340 Are you kidding

00:44:30.120 me?

00:44:30.900 You should see

00:44:31.440 what their life

00:44:32.000 would be like if

00:44:32.680 they were in

00:44:32.980 Africa, right?

00:44:35.020 I'm so kind to

00:44:36.100 them.

00:44:36.460 I give them food

00:44:37.840 and shelter.

00:44:38.780 If I were to

00:44:39.340 free them, they'd

00:44:39.980 starve to death.

00:44:40.640 So I'm really

00:44:43.040 almost like a

00:44:44.540 father figure.

00:44:45.420 I mean, it's

00:44:46.000 tough love, sure.

00:44:47.100 They're slaves.

00:44:48.220 But how much

00:44:49.760 better their life

00:44:50.520 is.

00:44:50.780 Don't you think

00:44:51.180 a plantation

00:44:51.820 owner would have

00:44:53.400 actually believed

00:44:54.240 their own story,

00:44:55.660 no matter how

00:44:56.740 ridiculous it looks

00:44:57.700 from today's

00:44:58.400 perspective?

00:44:59.320 They would have

00:44:59.780 believed it then.

00:45:01.480 So Kamala Harris

00:45:02.220 is no different.

00:45:03.500 She is the

00:45:04.200 racist.

00:45:05.980 We do have a

00:45:06.940 racist country,

00:45:08.020 but she's not

00:45:08.980 aware she's the

00:45:09.660 perpetrator.

00:45:11.700 Now, let me

00:45:12.380 give you some

00:45:12.840 examples.

00:45:14.240 Today we learned

00:45:15.020 that Daniel

00:45:16.260 Penny, the

00:45:17.120 Marine veteran

00:45:18.080 who accidentally

00:45:19.960 killed a guy on

00:45:21.040 a subway trying

00:45:21.740 to keep that

00:45:22.260 guy from maybe

00:45:22.960 hurting other

00:45:23.460 people, the

00:45:26.140 judge has

00:45:26.800 denied the

00:45:27.880 request to

00:45:28.460 dismiss it, and

00:45:29.800 he's got a

00:45:30.260 $200,000 bail in

00:45:32.900 New York City

00:45:33.680 where nothing is

00:45:35.040 a crime, unless

00:45:36.420 you're a white

00:45:36.860 guy.

00:45:37.120 So there's

00:45:39.600 nobody in the

00:45:40.160 world, well, let

00:45:41.480 me test you, is

00:45:42.340 there even one

00:45:42.900 person watching

00:45:43.700 who believes that

00:45:45.100 a black man, if

00:45:46.820 he'd been in the

00:45:47.420 same situation as

00:45:48.360 Daniel Penny, do

00:45:49.840 you believe a black

00:45:50.620 man would be

00:45:51.720 prosecuted for what

00:45:53.660 everybody can see

00:45:54.720 was not a murder?

00:45:57.060 I mean, it's on

00:45:57.500 video, you can see

00:45:58.420 for yourself, it's

00:45:59.340 obviously not

00:46:00.020 murder.

00:46:01.220 No, nobody

00:46:02.120 believes that a

00:46:02.780 black man would be

00:46:03.620 prosecuted for this

00:46:04.480 crime.

00:46:04.760 So Kamala, you're

00:46:06.120 right, we do

00:46:07.500 have a racist

00:46:08.100 history that

00:46:08.780 includes, you

00:46:10.120 know, yesterday.

00:46:12.300 Your racist

00:46:13.080 history includes

00:46:14.080 checking yesterday,

00:46:16.980 and today's not

00:46:18.380 looking good,

00:46:19.020 frankly.

00:46:20.220 Yesterday we were

00:46:21.200 racist, literally

00:46:21.940 yesterday, but I'm

00:46:23.820 not feeling good

00:46:24.400 about today.

00:46:25.480 I feel like there

00:46:26.480 might be more of

00:46:27.140 it today.

00:46:29.660 All right.

00:46:30.080 here's a little

00:46:33.560 more.

00:46:34.240 So there's an

00:46:34.760 account I follow

00:46:36.120 on X called

00:46:37.500 Amuse.

00:46:38.340 I talk about it

00:46:38.980 a lot.

00:46:39.340 It's a good

00:46:39.680 follow.

00:46:41.020 So look for

00:46:41.600 at Amuse.

00:46:43.220 Now I'm just

00:46:43.880 going to read

00:46:44.540 what Amuse

00:46:45.500 said about

00:46:49.720 trying to get

00:46:50.400 a job.

00:46:51.420 So Amuse was

00:46:52.360 doing a phone

00:46:53.340 interview for a

00:46:54.740 new job in a

00:46:55.800 tech position.

00:46:57.320 And here's

00:46:59.480 what he said.

00:47:01.420 I'm in the

00:47:01.720 market for a

00:47:02.240 new job, and I

00:47:02.880 was referred to

00:47:03.640 a startup that

00:47:04.340 has raised half

00:47:06.080 a billion dollars

00:47:06.800 in venture

00:47:07.440 capital regarding

00:47:08.820 a CRO position.

00:47:10.720 It is a great

00:47:11.400 fit based on my

00:47:12.240 background.

00:47:12.680 The first

00:47:13.020 question the

00:47:13.540 HR person asked

00:47:14.460 was about my

00:47:15.440 identity.

00:47:16.900 They need a

00:47:17.520 quote, diverse

00:47:18.100 candidate.

00:47:18.980 When I explained

00:47:19.680 I was a straight

00:47:20.940 white male, I

00:47:22.080 was told that I

00:47:22.760 didn't meet their

00:47:23.600 requirements.

00:47:25.040 Without any

00:47:25.820 hesitancy, the

00:47:26.780 hiring representation

00:47:27.300 representative explained

00:47:28.300 they had a mandate

00:47:29.540 to only consider

00:47:31.580 candidates that

00:47:33.780 were people of

00:47:34.400 color and or

00:47:35.040 members of the

00:47:35.720 LGBTQ community.

00:47:37.480 In the old

00:47:38.020 days, the HR

00:47:38.840 department would

00:47:39.600 at least pretend

00:47:40.440 they weren't

00:47:40.900 engaging in

00:47:41.540 illegal hiring

00:47:42.320 practices.

00:47:43.520 Today, they

00:47:43.980 don't even seem

00:47:44.580 to realize what

00:47:46.340 they are doing is

00:47:47.020 a violation of

00:47:47.760 the law.

00:47:49.720 Plantation

00:47:50.200 owners.

00:47:51.520 I previously

00:47:52.360 joked that I

00:47:53.420 was going to

00:47:53.820 become a

00:47:54.220 non-binary so

00:47:55.140 that I'd qualify

00:47:55.840 for participation

00:47:56.940 in our new

00:47:57.460 society.

00:47:58.180 I'm seriously

00:47:59.100 considering it

00:47:59.960 now.

00:48:01.500 All right.

00:48:03.520 How many times

00:48:04.640 would you have to

00:48:05.300 have that

00:48:05.600 experience before

00:48:06.440 you identified

00:48:07.080 as gay?

00:48:09.380 For me, it's

00:48:10.120 one.

00:48:11.800 It's one.

00:48:13.440 I would never

00:48:14.540 put myself in

00:48:15.760 this situation

00:48:16.440 again.

00:48:17.100 Now, I'm in a

00:48:17.600 lucky situation.

00:48:18.500 I don't have to

00:48:18.940 apply for any

00:48:19.540 jobs.

00:48:20.520 But if you put

00:48:21.400 me in this

00:48:21.860 situation, oh,

00:48:23.320 I'm gay as

00:48:23.940 fuck.

00:48:24.960 I'm going to

00:48:25.380 be so gay, I

00:48:26.900 will suck a

00:48:27.580 cock in the

00:48:29.020 interview.

00:48:29.860 I'll blow the

00:48:30.760 interviewer for

00:48:31.760 that.

00:48:32.040 No, I won't.

00:48:32.740 I'm just

00:48:33.020 kidding.

00:48:33.620 But I would

00:48:34.060 identify as

00:48:34.720 gay.

00:48:35.640 I would identify

00:48:36.260 as black.

00:48:37.220 I would sit

00:48:37.880 right in front

00:48:38.340 of them and

00:48:38.720 tell them I

00:48:39.060 was Chinese.

00:48:39.940 No, I

00:48:40.200 wouldn't say

00:48:40.520 Asian because

00:48:41.040 that would

00:48:41.300 hurt.

00:48:42.320 They don't

00:48:42.600 like the

00:48:44.160 Asian-American

00:48:44.740 community.

00:48:45.840 But I would

00:48:46.340 say I was

00:48:46.740 black.

00:48:47.640 I would sit

00:48:48.160 right there in

00:48:48.680 front of them

00:48:49.080 and say,

00:48:49.440 yeah, I'm

00:48:49.680 black.

00:48:50.900 I would make

00:48:51.420 them tell me

00:48:52.000 that I can't

00:48:52.600 self-identify.

00:48:54.100 But I would

00:48:54.780 never put up

00:48:55.420 with this

00:48:55.860 bullshit twice.

00:48:57.980 I don't know

00:48:58.680 what your

00:48:59.080 limit is, but

00:49:00.240 my limit is

00:49:01.160 once.

00:49:03.020 This is going

00:49:03.760 to happen to

00:49:04.280 me one

00:49:05.760 fucking time.

00:49:07.540 I mean, I

00:49:07.960 would try it

00:49:08.480 without any

00:49:09.180 tricks the

00:49:09.680 first time.

00:49:10.340 But after

00:49:10.780 that, no, I'm

00:49:12.320 going full

00:49:12.900 bullshit after

00:49:13.560 that.

00:49:14.180 You do this

00:49:14.780 to me, I'm

00:49:15.380 going to lie

00:49:15.880 like a fuck.

00:49:17.160 And I'm not

00:49:17.620 even going to

00:49:17.980 think twice

00:49:18.460 about it.

00:49:18.880 And by

00:49:20.360 the way, if

00:49:21.220 you build

00:49:21.560 an AI after

00:49:22.620 that set of

00:49:23.560 ethics, it'll

00:49:24.120 be a good

00:49:24.520 AI.

00:49:25.920 Yeah, you

00:49:26.440 want your

00:49:27.140 AI to do

00:49:27.720 exactly what

00:49:28.960 I just said.

00:49:29.860 Don't put up

00:49:30.380 with racism.

00:49:32.000 Do whatever

00:49:32.540 you have to

00:49:32.960 do to thwart

00:49:33.520 it.

00:49:34.240 In fact, I

00:49:34.840 think every

00:49:35.340 white male

00:49:36.060 should be

00:49:36.800 identifying as

00:49:37.720 black

00:49:38.160 immediately.

00:49:40.020 Now, remember

00:49:40.560 I told you I

00:49:41.240 registered as a

00:49:42.620 Democrat?

00:49:44.440 And everybody

00:49:45.200 said, you

00:49:45.880 stupid guy,

00:49:48.040 why'd you do

00:49:48.540 that?

00:49:48.880 Because I

00:49:49.260 know you

00:49:49.520 like Trump

00:49:50.040 and you

00:49:50.340 like Vivek.

00:49:51.380 Why would

00:49:51.900 you register

00:49:52.720 as a

00:49:53.100 Democrat?

00:49:54.920 You ready?

00:49:58.160 You're on a

00:49:58.940 list of

00:50:00.220 people they're

00:50:00.760 going to go

00:50:01.200 after.

00:50:03.140 Why do I

00:50:03.820 want to be

00:50:04.300 on the hit

00:50:04.780 list?

00:50:06.120 When they

00:50:06.680 go after your

00:50:07.760 guns, do you

00:50:08.360 think they're

00:50:08.720 going to go

00:50:09.020 after the

00:50:09.400 Democrats

00:50:09.740 first?

00:50:11.000 No.

00:50:11.460 They're going

00:50:11.740 to look at

00:50:12.100 your political

00:50:12.900 registration and

00:50:14.480 they're going

00:50:14.800 to go to

00:50:15.100 your house

00:50:15.460 fucking first.

00:50:17.000 If you're

00:50:17.600 going to lose

00:50:17.960 your gun,

00:50:18.440 it's because

00:50:18.780 you're a

00:50:19.140 dumbass who

00:50:19.760 said you're

00:50:21.020 a Republican.

00:50:22.280 Why?

00:50:23.580 You need to

00:50:24.360 hide that

00:50:24.860 shit right

00:50:25.440 away.

00:50:26.300 Now you

00:50:26.580 can register

00:50:27.780 for the

00:50:28.780 primary or

00:50:29.380 whatever and

00:50:31.220 then just

00:50:31.700 unregister as

00:50:32.540 soon as you

00:50:32.900 can.

00:50:33.740 But you

00:50:34.360 need to get

00:50:35.180 off that

00:50:35.800 list.

00:50:37.660 You can

00:50:38.000 still act the

00:50:38.640 same, but

00:50:39.560 don't get on

00:50:40.420 the list.

00:50:41.640 They're going

00:50:42.040 to use that

00:50:42.620 to come for

00:50:43.280 you if things

00:50:44.180 get worse.

00:50:45.160 It's not a

00:50:45.640 prediction.

00:50:46.000 It's a

00:50:47.140 risk, sort

00:50:48.220 of a risk

00:50:48.640 management

00:50:49.100 thing.

00:50:50.140 Don't put

00:50:50.680 yourself on

00:50:52.380 the please

00:50:53.320 take my

00:50:53.940 guns first

00:50:54.940 list.

00:50:56.760 And most

00:50:57.100 of you

00:50:57.380 have.

00:50:58.760 That's just

00:50:59.300 an error.

00:51:01.060 You've got to

00:51:01.660 take care of

00:51:02.080 your safety.

00:51:03.060 You're not

00:51:03.380 even protecting

00:51:03.960 your family if

00:51:04.760 you're doing

00:51:05.040 that.

00:51:05.980 You need to

00:51:06.660 register as

00:51:07.460 independent.

00:51:09.780 I don't know.

00:51:11.220 It might

00:51:11.500 help.

00:51:12.080 But if you

00:51:12.380 register a

00:51:13.880 Democrat, I

00:51:14.680 guarantee they're

00:51:15.520 going to your

00:51:16.080 house last.

00:51:17.820 Am I wrong?

00:51:19.160 Tell me I'm

00:51:19.680 wrong.

00:51:21.500 Disagree with

00:51:22.100 me.

00:51:22.720 Go ahead.

00:51:23.820 Disagree with

00:51:24.460 me in the

00:51:24.800 comments.

00:51:25.920 It is a

00:51:26.460 fucking mistake

00:51:27.340 to be on the

00:51:28.160 take my guns

00:51:28.900 first list.

00:51:30.400 Don't do

00:51:30.920 it.

00:51:32.040 In fact,

00:51:32.540 joining the

00:51:33.360 NRA to

00:51:34.760 me is

00:51:35.100 suicide.

00:51:37.300 It's

00:51:37.800 suicide.

00:51:38.640 The NRA is

00:51:39.340 literally a list

00:51:40.200 of people who

00:51:40.640 have guns.

00:51:42.040 Why in the

00:51:42.600 world would

00:51:43.220 you own a

00:51:43.700 gun and

00:51:44.000 put yourself

00:51:44.480 on that

00:51:44.880 list?

00:51:46.180 Now, I

00:51:46.540 suppose if

00:51:47.060 they could

00:51:52.060 find you

00:51:52.720 just because

00:51:53.620 you registered

00:51:54.120 to buy a

00:51:54.600 gun.

00:51:55.200 But I

00:51:55.520 imagine there

00:51:55.960 are plenty

00:51:56.200 of people who

00:51:56.760 have NRA

00:51:57.420 membership who

00:51:58.860 maybe don't

00:51:59.360 have a

00:51:59.660 registered gun.

00:52:01.240 But they're

00:52:01.860 on a list.

00:52:03.320 They're going

00:52:03.640 to go there

00:52:04.000 first.

00:52:05.340 All right,

00:52:05.600 here's my

00:52:05.940 other suggestion.

00:52:07.880 Apparently,

00:52:09.040 a muse

00:52:09.600 recorded the

00:52:11.360 interview.

00:52:14.160 Now, I

00:52:14.540 don't know

00:52:14.780 the legality

00:52:15.480 of that,

00:52:16.260 but I

00:52:16.580 would suggest

00:52:17.080 that white

00:52:17.960 men, when

00:52:18.540 they go for

00:52:19.060 a job interview,

00:52:19.740 should wear a

00:52:20.220 body cam and

00:52:22.440 disclose it.

00:52:24.180 Say, hi, I'm

00:52:25.200 wearing a body

00:52:25.740 cam because I'm

00:52:27.020 a white male,

00:52:28.740 and it's just

00:52:29.680 part of my

00:52:30.120 process now to

00:52:31.020 stay safe.

00:52:32.240 And then ask

00:52:33.060 them directly,

00:52:33.680 what is your

00:52:35.320 identity versus

00:52:37.420 merit philosophy?

00:52:40.900 And just make

00:52:41.820 them say it.

00:52:43.140 Make them say

00:52:43.900 it on record.

00:52:44.740 Now, they

00:52:45.000 probably wouldn't

00:52:45.440 interview you.

00:52:46.320 They say, get

00:52:46.900 out of here.

00:52:48.160 But somehow,

00:52:50.360 we're going to

00:52:50.580 have to figure

00:52:51.280 out a way to

00:52:53.100 call out the

00:52:54.120 bad people.

00:52:55.420 Now, I would

00:52:55.980 love to see a

00:52:56.600 list of Fortune

00:52:57.600 500 companies and

00:52:58.820 others who will

00:53:01.040 say specifically

00:53:02.440 that they will

00:53:03.540 value merit

00:53:04.580 first over

00:53:06.920 identity.

00:53:08.620 I don't mind

00:53:09.520 if they include

00:53:10.200 identity, but I

00:53:12.380 need a specific

00:53:13.940 statement that

00:53:15.320 it's your first

00:53:16.300 filter.

00:53:17.760 And then if

00:53:19.080 identity is

00:53:19.900 important to you,

00:53:20.640 go ahead.

00:53:23.500 But don't you

00:53:24.340 think we need a

00:53:24.960 list?

00:53:26.540 Because I would

00:53:27.300 never apply for a

00:53:28.260 job that wouldn't

00:53:28.900 say that directly.

00:53:30.080 If you can't say

00:53:31.180 merit first,

00:53:32.440 but we also

00:53:33.120 like to have

00:53:33.780 diversity, which

00:53:34.800 I do too.

00:53:36.100 If you can't say

00:53:36.840 that directly, I

00:53:37.540 don't want to even

00:53:38.120 apply for a job

00:53:38.820 there.

00:53:42.080 Harris is talking

00:53:43.000 about the

00:53:43.400 conservatives are

00:53:44.260 bad people for

00:53:45.100 banning our

00:53:45.680 books.

00:53:48.080 So do you

00:53:48.920 think history is

00:53:49.540 real?

00:53:51.000 So Kamala

00:53:51.620 thinks that they're

00:53:53.220 banning books so

00:53:53.940 we're losing our

00:53:54.840 history.

00:53:55.700 What exactly are

00:53:57.480 the books that are

00:53:58.160 getting banned?

00:53:58.780 The history of

00:53:59.680 teaching children

00:54:01.060 how to jerk

00:54:01.880 off?

00:54:03.200 Because that's

00:54:04.280 the sort of

00:54:04.880 book that's

00:54:05.480 getting banned.

00:54:07.740 Although that

00:54:08.380 would have been a

00:54:08.780 helpful book when

00:54:09.460 I was a kid.

00:54:10.600 I hate that I

00:54:11.180 had to figure it

00:54:11.740 out myself from

00:54:12.620 listening to my

00:54:14.260 friends Brian and

00:54:15.120 Eddie describe what

00:54:16.780 they did in the

00:54:17.340 treehouse.

00:54:22.220 Sorry, Brian and

00:54:23.240 Eddie, but you

00:54:24.800 taught me everything

00:54:25.480 I know.

00:54:27.740 Boy, was I

00:54:28.580 surprised.

00:54:29.980 It does what?

00:54:32.660 I remember the

00:54:33.520 first time somebody

00:54:34.240 said, yeah, if you

00:54:35.320 just keep pulling on

00:54:36.220 it, like something

00:54:37.700 comes out.

00:54:38.880 I was like, what?

00:54:41.980 What are you

00:54:42.580 talking about?

00:54:44.020 You'd be like,

00:54:44.660 P?

00:54:45.820 Oh, my eyes were

00:54:47.420 open that day.

00:54:48.480 So thanks, Eddie.

00:54:49.280 All right, Trump

00:54:52.840 has come out

00:54:53.680 opposing digital

00:54:54.880 currency for the

00:54:55.760 country.

00:54:56.880 That's a

00:54:57.400 Vivek position.

00:54:58.540 I don't think we'd

00:54:59.500 heard Trump say

00:55:01.120 something specifically

00:55:02.260 about it before.

00:55:03.800 But now, Vivek

00:55:05.100 said he, you

00:55:06.100 know, in order to

00:55:07.640 be even considered

00:55:08.540 for vice

00:55:09.040 president, he'd

00:55:11.160 have to make

00:55:11.720 sure Trump and

00:55:12.620 he were on the

00:55:13.200 same page on

00:55:13.960 this.

00:55:14.580 So it looks

00:55:15.420 like Trump

00:55:16.140 taking some good

00:55:18.000 advice and

00:55:19.840 implementing it.

00:55:21.680 So that's

00:55:23.760 something.

00:55:24.800 But we're still

00:55:25.360 talking about

00:55:26.080 other people

00:55:29.240 being possible

00:55:30.500 vice president

00:55:31.120 picks.

00:55:32.840 What do you

00:55:33.580 think of

00:55:34.000 Kristi Noem?

00:55:36.800 Kristi Noem

00:55:37.740 as Trump's

00:55:39.420 VP pick.

00:55:40.060 What do you

00:55:40.240 think?

00:55:41.740 No?

00:55:42.500 Why not?

00:55:44.280 Why not?

00:55:46.240 It's a wall

00:55:47.180 of no's.

00:55:48.000 All right, so

00:55:49.140 if you were

00:55:50.060 Trump, given,

00:55:52.840 you know, looking

00:55:53.360 at the wall of

00:55:54.680 answers to whether

00:55:56.400 Kristi Noem is

00:55:57.180 the right pick,

00:55:58.420 yeah, no.

00:56:02.260 So one of the

00:56:03.180 problems is that

00:56:04.680 she allegedly had

00:56:05.960 an affair with,

00:56:07.320 you know, one of

00:56:07.880 Trump's staff

00:56:08.740 members.

00:56:09.500 So that's not an

00:56:10.720 ideal look.

00:56:11.960 But I feel like

00:56:14.580 she's the poor

00:56:16.100 man's Tulsi.

00:56:18.780 She's the poor

00:56:19.520 man's Tulsi

00:56:20.220 Gabbard.

00:56:21.600 Am I right?

00:56:24.780 As soon as you

00:56:25.580 hear it, yeah,

00:56:26.860 as soon as you

00:56:27.360 hear it, you go,

00:56:27.960 oh, yeah.

00:56:30.080 I mean, why would

00:56:31.260 you pick Kristi

00:56:32.520 Noem if you could

00:56:33.820 have Tulsi?

00:56:34.420 I don't know that

00:56:35.480 you could have

00:56:35.940 her.

00:56:36.060 I mean, I'm not

00:56:37.260 saying she would

00:56:37.900 say yes to it.

00:56:39.320 But those don't

00:56:42.180 seem like in the

00:56:42.980 same class to me.

00:56:45.580 Yeah.

00:56:46.760 So I don't get a

00:56:48.240 sense of strength

00:56:49.260 from Kristi Noem.

00:56:51.040 And that's my

00:56:52.200 issue.

00:56:53.260 You know, Trump

00:56:53.780 is all about

00:56:54.280 energy and

00:56:55.020 strength,

00:56:56.140 more so than,

00:56:57.960 you know, passing

00:56:58.480 the fact-checking.

00:56:59.280 And that's

00:56:59.800 worked well because

00:57:01.040 energy and strength

00:57:02.040 are really

00:57:02.680 persuasive,

00:57:03.880 attractive qualities.

00:57:05.500 So if I look at

00:57:06.760 energy and strength,

00:57:08.260 I don't see

00:57:09.600 Kristi Noem who

00:57:10.760 looks like a stiff

00:57:12.140 wind would blow

00:57:12.860 her away.

00:57:14.840 Like, I want

00:57:15.400 somebody who,

00:57:17.140 you know, if the

00:57:18.360 mainland of the

00:57:20.040 United States was

00:57:20.860 attacked in a,

00:57:21.980 like a Hamas-like

00:57:23.240 attack, which

00:57:25.700 house would you

00:57:26.300 rather live next

00:57:27.060 to?

00:57:27.260 They both have

00:57:27.780 guns.

00:57:28.940 Right?

00:57:29.020 They both have

00:57:29.540 guns, I think.

00:57:31.220 I mean, as far as

00:57:32.060 I know, she hunts.

00:57:34.040 I think I'd want

00:57:35.900 Tulsi, you know,

00:57:38.600 protecting my

00:57:39.460 house.

00:57:40.480 I don't know.

00:57:40.900 I just feel like I

00:57:41.660 would.

00:57:42.700 But they both have

00:57:43.440 guns.

00:57:45.200 How about, let's

00:57:46.980 see, well, somebody

00:57:47.900 else was suggested.

00:57:51.400 Is there anybody

00:57:52.060 else you're thinking

00:57:52.700 of?

00:57:54.160 How about

00:57:54.820 Elise Stefanik?

00:57:56.960 Elise Stefanik.

00:57:58.340 Do we like

00:58:00.540 her?

00:58:01.400 I don't know

00:58:02.020 enough about

00:58:02.560 her.

00:58:05.700 I'm saying

00:58:06.380 yeses and

00:58:07.020 nos.

00:58:08.600 Yeah, I don't

00:58:09.220 know.

00:58:10.020 She's very much

00:58:11.620 in alignment with

00:58:12.620 them politically.

00:58:13.920 I don't know

00:58:14.520 enough about her,

00:58:15.460 so I don't know

00:58:15.980 if that's good or

00:58:16.700 not.

00:58:17.060 my first choice

00:58:21.920 for Vivek would

00:58:24.340 be any job that

00:58:25.440 doesn't bog him

00:58:26.300 down doing

00:58:26.840 bullshit.

00:58:28.120 So I wouldn't

00:58:28.840 want him to be in

00:58:30.020 a cabinet position

00:58:31.160 because it feels

00:58:32.100 like that's doing a

00:58:32.920 lot of email, if

00:58:34.260 you know what I

00:58:34.640 mean.

00:58:35.400 It just feels like

00:58:36.200 that would be

00:58:36.680 meetings and

00:58:37.560 bullshit and he'd

00:58:38.420 disappear.

00:58:39.320 You don't want to

00:58:40.000 Pete Buttigieg him,

00:58:42.300 right?

00:58:42.540 You don't want to

00:58:43.380 think you're doing

00:58:44.860 him a favor, but

00:58:45.740 he just disappears

00:58:46.660 into the bureaucracy.

00:58:49.220 I'm not sure you

00:58:50.340 want him to be

00:58:50.900 vice president

00:58:51.620 because then he's

00:58:53.640 going to be

00:58:54.000 overseas at

00:58:55.040 funerals and

00:58:55.960 just more

00:58:56.820 bullshit, just

00:58:58.080 stuff that he

00:58:58.820 doesn't need to

00:58:59.300 be part of.

00:59:00.400 And sooner or

00:59:01.020 later it would

00:59:01.700 turn into some

00:59:02.460 fight between

00:59:03.180 Trump and him

00:59:03.940 about anything.

00:59:06.420 But if he

00:59:09.540 were, let's

00:59:11.040 say, a special

00:59:12.880 assistant to the

00:59:13.780 president, not

00:59:15.300 chief of staff

00:59:16.080 because that's

00:59:16.600 too much bullshit

00:59:17.360 work, and it's

00:59:19.420 better to have an

00:59:19.920 insider for that

00:59:20.740 because they know

00:59:21.200 where all the

00:59:21.700 bodies are buried.

00:59:23.320 I think he needs

00:59:24.000 to be like a

00:59:24.740 Kelly, Kelly,

00:59:28.100 whose name I'm

00:59:30.100 forgetting, Kelly

00:59:31.580 Conway.

00:59:32.760 Yeah.

00:59:33.340 I think he needs

00:59:34.080 to be a Kelly

00:59:34.600 Conway because

00:59:35.980 Kelly Conway was,

00:59:37.700 I think, not

00:59:39.400 bogged down by

00:59:40.360 bureaucracy, you

00:59:41.880 know, didn't have

00:59:42.400 to fly to any

00:59:43.220 funerals, and was

00:59:45.200 pretty much always

00:59:45.900 available to be in

00:59:48.060 Trump's ear and

00:59:48.940 probably was really,

00:59:50.360 really helpful, my

00:59:51.500 guess.

00:59:52.140 You know, just

00:59:52.420 based on seeing her

00:59:54.320 on TV, I think she

00:59:55.560 was probably one of

00:59:56.740 the most helpful

00:59:57.340 people in his

00:59:58.620 administration.

01:00:00.020 So I think that's

01:00:01.700 the kind of influence

01:00:02.760 you want to make

01:00:03.500 to have.

01:00:03.920 Trump, I think.

01:00:08.340 Because if you

01:00:09.340 tell me, give me

01:00:10.540 raw Trump all the

01:00:12.540 time, you know,

01:00:13.760 nobody's influencing

01:00:14.700 him, it's just raw

01:00:15.480 Trump, even I'm

01:00:16.880 scared of that.

01:00:18.880 Not because he

01:00:20.040 would do anything

01:00:20.580 that's, you know,

01:00:21.620 intentionally dangerous,

01:00:23.160 but because he's the

01:00:24.480 type of personality

01:00:25.440 who needs, he's a yin

01:00:29.100 who needs a yang.

01:00:30.000 Like, he needs a

01:00:32.240 Kellyanne Conway.

01:00:33.680 Because I'm pretty

01:00:34.500 sure she could give

01:00:35.400 him the straight

01:00:36.760 answer, you know,

01:00:37.540 not the keep my job

01:00:39.340 answer.

01:00:40.440 Don't you feel like

01:00:41.220 she gave him real

01:00:41.960 answers, not bullshit?

01:00:44.080 He needs that.

01:00:45.760 And I think Vivek is

01:00:47.260 that, you know, is

01:00:48.420 that times ten.

01:00:51.340 Tim Scott is just

01:00:55.420 too on the nose.

01:00:56.620 I don't know.

01:00:59.280 It just seems too

01:01:00.160 obviously pandering to

01:01:01.740 be the right decision.

01:01:03.180 If you pick Vivek,

01:01:05.180 nobody thinks it's

01:01:06.620 because he's brown.

01:01:08.340 Am I right?

01:01:10.100 There's not a single

01:01:11.200 person who would say,

01:01:11.980 oh, you picked

01:01:12.520 Vivek because he's

01:01:13.520 brown.

01:01:14.600 Not a single person

01:01:15.700 would say that.

01:01:16.480 Because he's so

01:01:17.040 obviously, you know,

01:01:18.580 he brings the weight

01:01:19.980 like he brings the

01:01:21.360 real deal.

01:01:22.380 But if you pick, you

01:01:23.440 know, Ben Carson or

01:01:24.520 Tim Scott, you're

01:01:26.160 going to think that

01:01:26.840 was identity first.

01:01:28.960 And those are both

01:01:29.860 very capable people.

01:01:31.800 But Vivek is a

01:01:32.580 different level.

01:01:33.940 You know, they're

01:01:34.260 not comparable in

01:01:35.980 terms of their

01:01:36.460 capabilities or even

01:01:37.440 close.

01:01:38.120 But they're very

01:01:38.740 good.

01:01:39.720 You know, I have

01:01:40.500 only good feelings

01:01:41.200 about Tim Scott.

01:01:42.940 And, you know, Ben

01:01:43.720 Carson's a good guy.

01:01:46.520 I just think he's a

01:01:47.520 little too old.

01:01:48.100 He's not the right

01:01:48.720 choice.

01:01:51.820 DeSantis would be

01:01:52.840 just another, he

01:01:55.380 would just be Trump

01:01:56.140 light.

01:01:56.780 I can't see that

01:01:57.560 happening.

01:01:58.200 It doesn't seem like a

01:01:59.040 possibility.

01:02:00.520 Well, in other news,

01:02:04.320 scientists can use

01:02:05.400 magnets to change

01:02:06.400 your mind.

01:02:07.600 So they can put

01:02:08.420 magnets around your

01:02:09.720 head and the

01:02:10.500 magnetic field will

01:02:12.560 cause you to change

01:02:14.100 your feelings about

01:02:15.300 everything from

01:02:17.420 immigration to

01:02:19.220 other things.

01:02:19.980 So you can change

01:02:21.020 your strong political

01:02:22.060 feelings by putting

01:02:23.180 a magnet near your

01:02:24.080 brain.

01:02:25.620 Now, keep in mind

01:02:26.380 that your magnet,

01:02:27.280 your brain would not

01:02:28.300 know a magnet was

01:02:29.240 there.

01:02:30.620 Because, you know,

01:02:31.560 you hold the magnet

01:02:32.320 up to your head and

01:02:33.220 you don't go, ooh, my

01:02:34.160 brain is so attracted

01:02:35.320 to that magnet.

01:02:36.240 You don't feel it.

01:02:37.700 So that's why it's so

01:02:38.580 creepy.

01:02:39.700 It's basically brain

01:02:41.080 control from an

01:02:43.200 external source that

01:02:44.980 would change your

01:02:45.600 entire opinion about

01:02:47.300 whether to be tough

01:02:48.500 or loyal or, you know,

01:02:50.020 just really basic

01:02:50.920 stuff.

01:02:52.980 Now, what the

01:02:54.600 science left out is

01:02:56.980 that your free will

01:02:58.640 can completely

01:03:00.540 control this.

01:03:02.120 So you put the

01:03:03.120 magnets up to me and

01:03:05.280 even though you

01:03:06.680 would say, well,

01:03:07.440 Scott, it's just

01:03:07.980 physics.

01:03:09.400 It's just a case of

01:03:10.220 physics.

01:03:10.860 It's just changing

01:03:11.560 your brain structure

01:03:12.680 or changing how it

01:03:14.540 operates chemically

01:03:15.320 maybe.

01:03:16.280 And so it's really a

01:03:17.480 different machine

01:03:18.340 because the magnets

01:03:20.320 turn it into a

01:03:21.100 different device

01:03:21.840 essentially.

01:03:22.700 So your free will

01:03:23.800 isn't going to make

01:03:24.880 any difference, to

01:03:25.580 which I say, oh,

01:03:26.760 no, you don't

01:03:28.020 understand that my

01:03:28.780 free will is

01:03:29.980 independent of

01:03:30.860 physics and science.

01:03:32.700 It's magic and

01:03:34.940 therefore it can

01:03:35.860 overcome these

01:03:36.540 magnets.

01:03:39.240 Right?

01:03:39.800 No.

01:03:43.900 Free will is a

01:03:45.360 ridiculous concept.

01:03:47.620 And if you can

01:03:48.580 change somebody's

01:03:49.320 opinion with a

01:03:50.060 magnet, it means

01:03:51.900 that cause and

01:03:53.040 effect is the only

01:03:54.120 thing that makes

01:03:54.700 your opinions.

01:03:56.280 You don't have

01:03:57.220 your magical soul

01:03:58.520 coming up with your

01:04:00.020 own special opinions.

01:04:02.440 You are assigned

01:04:03.680 your opinions for the

01:04:04.640 most part from the

01:04:05.580 media.

01:04:05.820 And then beyond

01:04:08.320 that, it's just

01:04:09.180 physics cause and

01:04:11.120 effect.

01:04:11.840 And that's it.

01:04:12.340 That's the whole

01:04:12.700 story.

01:04:13.020 There's nothing left

01:04:13.620 out.

01:04:15.120 All right.

01:04:16.720 Texas continues to

01:04:18.980 get some pushback

01:04:19.720 from the federal

01:04:20.380 government because

01:04:21.640 Texas wants to

01:04:22.440 control its own

01:04:23.080 border, at least in

01:04:24.580 the Shelby Park

01:04:25.500 area.

01:04:26.600 And the government's

01:04:27.660 trying to get the

01:04:29.000 courts to make them

01:04:29.780 stand down.

01:04:32.200 Well, that's that

01:04:33.100 whole story.

01:04:34.200 Not too

01:04:34.820 interesting.

01:04:35.440 But I do like the

01:04:36.200 fact that Texas has

01:04:37.100 some fight in them.

01:04:39.820 If you haven't seen

01:04:40.800 Glenn Greenwald take

01:04:41.940 down Joy Reid, you

01:04:44.960 really need to.

01:04:46.720 So Joy Reid and

01:04:48.340 Rachel Madnow, I

01:04:51.220 call her.

01:04:52.440 You call her

01:04:53.220 Rachel Madnow?

01:04:57.680 I forgot her real

01:04:58.360 name.

01:04:59.060 But I call her

01:04:59.660 Rachel Madnow.

01:05:01.560 Now, everybody

01:05:04.060 who's saying mad

01:05:04.700 cow, you are doing

01:05:07.340 a worse joke than

01:05:08.380 mine.

01:05:09.520 So everybody needs

01:05:10.480 to say mad cow

01:05:11.280 because we've got a

01:05:11.800 lot of NPCs.

01:05:13.280 Get it out of your

01:05:13.920 system.

01:05:14.340 Just say mad cow.

01:05:16.000 Go ahead.

01:05:17.120 Go ahead.

01:05:17.800 Say it.

01:05:18.980 Mad cow, mad cow.

01:05:20.200 No.

01:05:20.780 Mad cow is not as

01:05:21.740 funny as Rachel

01:05:23.580 Madnow.

01:05:24.820 Let me explain why.

01:05:25.780 Because the racial and

01:05:29.160 the mad cow don't

01:05:31.260 really fit together.

01:05:32.300 They would just be

01:05:32.820 two different things.

01:05:34.360 But if you're racial

01:05:36.060 and mad now, it says

01:05:38.860 that the thing you're

01:05:39.500 mad now about is

01:05:41.100 always something

01:05:41.700 racial and it always

01:05:42.660 is.

01:05:44.000 Now, that's actually

01:05:44.980 good.

01:05:46.080 So racial mad now,

01:05:49.440 much better.

01:05:50.540 Mad cow is funny,

01:05:52.080 but it doesn't get you

01:05:52.780 as much.

01:05:53.940 It's not as deep.

01:05:56.900 All right.

01:05:57.340 But it's also funny.

01:05:59.500 So Glenn Greenwald

01:06:01.900 goes after them for

01:06:03.060 just being ridiculous

01:06:04.240 clowns.

01:06:05.540 But I believe that

01:06:07.500 there's something

01:06:07.980 different happening

01:06:08.940 with Joy Reid and

01:06:11.060 racial mad now.

01:06:13.140 That's not the same

01:06:14.540 as what's happening

01:06:15.200 with other people.

01:06:16.440 If I watch Adam

01:06:17.720 Schiff disagreeing

01:06:19.440 with me and saying

01:06:20.260 some stuff on TV,

01:06:21.540 I never think he's

01:06:22.780 mentally ill.

01:06:25.560 Because he doesn't

01:06:26.560 really look it.

01:06:27.120 He just looks like a

01:06:27.960 liar and a weasel.

01:06:29.700 If I see Eric

01:06:30.880 Swalwell saying stuff

01:06:32.720 that sounds ridiculous

01:06:34.360 to me, I never think

01:06:36.340 he doesn't know what

01:06:37.280 he's doing.

01:06:38.720 I think he knows

01:06:39.560 exactly what he's

01:06:40.420 doing.

01:06:41.000 And he's not mentally

01:06:42.040 ill even a little bit.

01:06:43.860 You might not like him

01:06:44.860 ethically or politically,

01:06:46.200 but he's not mentally

01:06:47.020 ill.

01:06:47.800 He looks like he's

01:06:48.460 perfectly functioning.

01:06:49.360 But now, but then I

01:06:52.260 turn on, you know,

01:06:53.160 Lawrence O'Donnell,

01:06:56.060 Rachel Maddow, and

01:06:57.700 Joy Reid, and I don't

01:06:59.720 get that vibe.

01:07:01.160 I don't get the vibe

01:07:02.740 that they're completely

01:07:03.940 aware that they're just

01:07:05.260 political creatures who

01:07:06.420 are lying to us for

01:07:07.400 effect.

01:07:08.200 They actually seem

01:07:09.880 mentally ill.

01:07:11.380 Now, I'm not saying

01:07:12.580 that with any hyperbole.

01:07:13.360 Hyperbole, I mean this

01:07:15.900 to be purely medical.

01:07:19.100 To me, they present as

01:07:22.020 literally mentally ill.

01:07:25.100 Now, let's take somebody

01:07:26.100 else on the network,

01:07:27.080 because you're going to

01:07:27.560 say, and you should,

01:07:29.060 Scott, it's just because

01:07:29.900 you don't like MSNBC.

01:07:31.820 No.

01:07:33.260 If I'm watching, you know,

01:07:35.060 Ari Melber, he's there,

01:07:38.160 right?

01:07:38.660 That's MSNBC.

01:07:39.900 I don't say he's crazy.

01:07:41.600 He doesn't look crazy.

01:07:42.500 If I say Chris Hayes,

01:07:45.940 I disagree with him,

01:07:48.020 but he doesn't look

01:07:48.680 crazy at all.

01:07:50.120 He just looks like he

01:07:50.960 has opinions.

01:07:51.900 But Lawrence O'Donnell

01:07:52.780 does look mentally ill.

01:07:55.580 And, yeah, I'm not even

01:07:58.320 sure about Joy Behar.

01:08:00.860 I'm not even going to say

01:08:02.780 Joy Behar looks mentally

01:08:04.260 ill.

01:08:05.420 I think she just has a

01:08:06.640 team.

01:08:08.340 She just looks like a

01:08:09.540 team player who, you

01:08:11.160 know, just says everything

01:08:12.200 for her team.

01:08:13.180 And I think on some

01:08:14.680 level, if you were to

01:08:15.560 talk to her privately, I

01:08:18.120 think on some level she

01:08:19.280 knows what she's doing.

01:08:20.660 So I think she's closer

01:08:21.840 to a shift than a

01:08:23.360 mentally ill person.

01:08:26.080 Now, of course, I'm not

01:08:27.100 qualified to, you know,

01:08:29.780 diagnose anybody.

01:08:32.780 Now, Anna Navarro doesn't

01:08:34.220 look crazy to me.

01:08:36.180 Anna Navarro looks

01:08:37.240 political and like she's on

01:08:38.700 a team.

01:08:39.020 She doesn't look crazy at

01:08:40.280 all, in my opinion.

01:08:42.360 So the question is, can

01:08:44.260 people identify mental

01:08:46.420 illness by looking at

01:08:49.160 somebody?

01:08:50.320 I feel like not only can

01:08:52.340 we, but it's really built

01:08:53.420 into our biology so that we

01:08:55.760 can avoid mating with them.

01:08:58.760 Right?

01:08:59.480 So you can spot a lack of

01:09:02.040 symmetry in somebody, which is

01:09:03.580 a signal of, you know, genetic

01:09:05.440 imperfection.

01:09:07.580 But I think you could spot

01:09:09.100 illness that's been tested.

01:09:11.460 People can spot somebody who's

01:09:12.700 not feeling well just by

01:09:13.940 looking at their face.

01:09:15.240 But I think mental illness is

01:09:16.540 like right there.

01:09:18.720 And Rachel Meadow just looks

01:09:22.820 mentally ill, as does Joy Reid

01:09:25.100 and Lawrence O'Donnell.

01:09:26.760 Anyway, that's fun.

01:09:35.100 This is what Glenn Greenwald

01:09:37.920 said.

01:09:42.640 Talking about Joy Reid, I

01:09:44.060 think.

01:09:44.360 He said, anything she doesn't

01:09:45.520 understand, and it's a long

01:09:46.780 list, she defaults to blaming

01:09:48.820 racism.

01:09:50.280 Now, I'm paraphrasing.

01:09:51.220 He didn't say those exact words,

01:09:52.580 but that's pretty close.

01:09:53.500 That does seem actually

01:09:57.360 accurate, that anything she

01:09:59.160 doesn't understand, she

01:10:01.720 blames on racism.

01:10:04.540 Now, we can't read her mind,

01:10:05.820 so we don't know that's what's

01:10:06.920 going on in there, but it's a

01:10:08.780 funny characterization.

01:10:10.400 All right, ladies and

01:10:11.020 gentlemen, that was all I had

01:10:13.500 prepared for today.

01:10:16.040 Good timing.

01:10:17.080 Is there any topic I missed

01:10:18.280 that you're just dying to hear

01:10:20.740 me weigh in on?

01:10:23.500 All right.

01:10:30.560 Can you talk about persuading

01:10:32.260 for a three-way?

01:10:33.680 Yeah, I can talk about that.

01:10:36.020 Persuasion for a three-way is

01:10:37.380 actually fairly easy.

01:10:38.760 Would anybody like to know how

01:10:40.060 to do it?

01:10:41.560 Yeah.

01:10:43.440 You find three unusually

01:10:45.680 attractive people, and you're

01:10:49.500 done.

01:10:49.680 That's pretty much all it takes.

01:10:55.180 I've never had a three-way.

01:10:58.380 I've never had one because I'm

01:10:59.880 not one of the three attractive

01:11:01.220 people.

01:11:03.400 If I were, like, seriously good

01:11:05.460 looking, I'm sure I would have

01:11:08.540 had a few.

01:11:10.120 Sure I would have had a few.

01:11:11.380 But no, it's not really a

01:11:13.340 persuasion problem.

01:11:15.120 It's a little bit more, are you so

01:11:17.520 hot that people will have sex with

01:11:19.020 you, even if somebody else is

01:11:20.080 doing it at the same time?

01:11:22.900 All right.

01:11:23.660 I'll just take half of you.

01:11:25.280 Look, I need one breast.

01:11:28.820 Like, it's better than anything

01:11:29.840 else I'm doing.

01:11:31.020 I just want just one breast.

01:11:33.580 The rest of you, have fun.

01:11:35.960 I just, I just, just one.

01:11:37.980 Yeah, all right.

01:11:44.800 Yeah, and whether it's an extra

01:11:46.780 male or extra female.

01:11:48.760 That's the other easy way to talk

01:11:50.480 your spouse into a three-way.

01:11:53.560 The easiest way for a husband to

01:11:55.400 talk a wife into a three-way is

01:11:57.960 say, uh, it's my best friend,

01:12:00.540 Bob.

01:12:03.920 It's going to be way easier.

01:12:05.540 No, I'm just joking.

01:12:06.300 That wouldn't be easy either.

01:12:07.740 That wouldn't be easy either.

01:12:09.800 Just joking.

01:12:11.960 Just joking.

01:12:13.120 All right.

01:12:13.440 Ladies and gentlemen, on the

01:12:14.800 other platforms,

01:12:17.980 Dennis Miller's comment on Trump.

01:12:23.800 I don't know which ones those

01:12:25.200 were.

01:12:26.800 Just looking at some of your

01:12:28.080 messages here to see if I missed

01:12:29.400 anything.

01:12:31.220 All right.

01:12:32.900 Sean Strickland.

01:12:34.140 Don't know that story.

01:12:36.300 Uh, do an episode of 3D

01:12:38.700 printing guns.

01:12:40.180 What is there to say about that?

01:12:43.560 Wouldn't everybody already know

01:12:44.960 everything there is to know about

01:12:46.260 3D printing guns?

01:12:48.120 Yes, you can do it.

01:12:51.300 Government won't like it.

01:12:53.300 I mean, there's not much to say

01:12:54.480 that isn't kind of obvious.

01:12:55.660 All right.

01:12:58.000 Thanks for joining on YouTube and,

01:13:00.000 um,

01:13:02.340 on, uh,

01:13:03.600 Rumble and on the X platform.

01:13:05.700 And I'll see you tomorrow.

01:13:06.860 Same time, same place.

01:13:07.740 All right.

01:13:16.240 V buff.

01:13:16.700 Let's see.

01:13:17.560 See you next time.

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Real Coffee with Scott Adams - January 18, 2024

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