Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2404 CWSA 03⧸04⧸24

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00:00:50.780 All right.

00:00:52.220 Well, we'll start with,

00:00:53.780 apparently 60 Minutes did a piece

00:00:56.500 on Elon Musk's SpaceX.

00:00:59.820 I didn't see the piece,

00:01:01.920 but apparently Elon Musk wasn't delighted

00:01:05.880 with the way they framed him.

00:01:09.180 Here's what Elon Musk said on X

00:01:11.240 about the 60 Minutes piece.

00:01:14.280 Ha, ha, ha.

00:01:16.720 He said,

00:01:17.600 being attacked by 60 Minutes

00:01:19.980 is like being gummed by a very old man

00:01:23.120 who forgot to put in his dentures. 0.90

00:01:25.480 Gross, but ineffective.

00:01:27.000 Ha, ha, ha. 0.99

00:01:29.500 Ha, ha, ha.

00:01:35.420 I don't know if that's the funniest thing

00:01:37.480 he's ever said.

00:01:39.800 But it might be in the top ten.

00:01:41.620 Ha, ha, ha.

00:01:44.460 That's so good,

00:01:45.320 it makes me wonder if he's hired writers.

00:01:47.600 If you had as much money as he did,

00:01:52.840 wouldn't you hire a comedy writer

00:01:54.700 just to, you know,

00:01:56.080 give you some suggestions for your posts?

00:01:59.460 I mean, that looks like a professional.

00:02:01.460 It doesn't look like he wrote it himself,

00:02:03.300 which is a compliment if he did write it himself.

00:02:06.220 All right.

00:02:07.160 So, apparently,

00:02:09.620 the people who make Doritos,

00:02:12.260 at least in Spain,

00:02:13.900 they've decided that they'll have a,

00:02:15.420 the new face of the brand in Spain

00:02:18.100 will be a trans person.

00:02:21.240 So, a woman who is trans. 0.99

00:02:25.640 She's a woman now. 0.56

00:02:28.720 So, now a lot of people say,

00:02:31.160 ah, why are you,

00:02:32.580 why are you being so controversial?

00:02:35.020 I just want to eat my Dorito chips.

00:02:37.800 Without all the controversy.

00:02:38.900 And, but I don't know.

00:02:44.640 Is that, is there really a problem with this?

00:02:47.460 Because usually you're trying to match your,

00:02:49.780 your product,

00:02:51.640 you know, with a sponsor

00:02:53.560 who sort of makes sense for the product, right?

00:02:56.020 It's not, anybody can advertise any product.

00:02:58.140 But, uh, Doritos,

00:03:00.740 when I think of Doritos,

00:03:01.700 I think of things I wouldn't want to put in my mouth.

00:03:06.980 You can finish the jokes from there.

00:03:11.340 That's all I need.

00:03:12.780 I'm just doing the setups.

00:03:15.280 I'm just doing the setups.

00:03:16.780 If you're coming up with a terrible joke

00:03:18.940 on your own,

00:03:20.960 that's on you. 0.73

00:03:22.180 And I'm disgusted by all of you.

00:03:24.420 Oh, I'm very disappointed in you.

00:03:27.280 Oh, look where your minds are going. 1.00

00:03:29.720 You're horrible people. 1.00

00:03:30.660 Horrible people. 1.00

00:03:31.840 Cut it out. 0.56

00:03:33.480 Well, here's some good news.

00:03:35.260 MIT developed a super magnet.

00:03:38.240 Now, you might say to yourself,

00:03:40.000 Scott, I am nowhere near

00:03:42.600 sufficiently nerdy enough

00:03:44.280 to get excited about a magnet.

00:03:47.500 Oh, but this is no common magnet.

00:03:49.680 This is an MIT special magnet,

00:03:51.860 a magnet like no other magnet.

00:03:53.240 And it's a necessary component

00:03:56.040 of limitless fusion energy.

00:04:01.080 So apparently,

00:04:02.300 this is one of the big, big things

00:04:04.000 they needed to solve.

00:04:05.920 And MIT solved it.

00:04:09.060 Do you ever worry that 0.99

00:04:10.120 America is getting dumber? 0.97

00:04:12.440 Does anybody ever worry about that? 1.00

00:04:15.160 Oh, no, we're getting dumber. 0.92

00:04:17.020 Because it seems like it. 0.96

00:04:19.300 Well,

00:04:20.240 let me give you some positivity.

00:04:22.220 Do you have any friends

00:04:25.440 who could have created a,

00:04:27.660 oh, let's say,

00:04:29.180 limitless energy fusion battery,

00:04:32.720 not battery,

00:04:33.440 a magnet?

00:04:35.820 I don't know many people

00:04:37.360 who could have done this.

00:04:38.300 I might know a few, actually,

00:04:39.420 but I don't know too many.

00:04:40.300 And I submit to you

00:04:43.520 that the only people

00:04:45.680 who have mattered

00:04:46.380 in terms of propelling society forward

00:04:49.200 have been people like this.

00:04:51.800 There are probably six people at MIT

00:04:53.880 who will be responsible for,

00:04:57.520 I don't know,

00:04:58.660 fusion energy forever.

00:05:01.400 You know,

00:05:02.020 there are lots of people working on it,

00:05:03.300 so it's really a team effort.

00:05:05.520 But

00:05:05.760 these are not normal people.

00:05:08.620 The people solving fusion,

00:05:11.620 they're not like us.

00:05:14.000 Right?

00:05:14.980 They're not like us.

00:05:16.520 And the fact that

00:05:17.420 nobody coming across the border

00:05:18.860 illegally,

00:05:20.780 maybe,

00:05:22.240 you know,

00:05:22.680 you can't say for sure,

00:05:23.620 but maybe they won't be at MIT,

00:05:26.000 at least this generation.

00:05:27.300 Next generation might be at MIT.

00:05:28.680 But are you worried about that?

00:05:32.140 I'm not worried about the IQ.

00:05:35.320 Because we live in a world

00:05:36.820 where

00:05:37.280 just the top

00:05:39.360 1% of 1%

00:05:41.300 are inventing things

00:05:42.220 that change the world.

00:05:43.460 And it's always been like that.

00:05:45.320 Most of the rest of us

00:05:46.460 are just cleaning the streets

00:05:48.180 and, you know,

00:05:49.300 trying to do something

00:05:50.220 that contributes to society

00:05:52.140 that a lot of other people

00:05:53.160 could have done too.

00:05:54.820 So I'm not worried about

00:05:56.280 our average IQ,

00:05:57.940 because we got AI

00:05:59.400 to fill in the blanks

00:06:00.540 and we still have more geniuses

00:06:02.540 than probably

00:06:04.360 anywhere else on Earth.

00:06:06.040 At least geniuses

00:06:07.540 that can do the creative stuff 0.73

00:06:08.940 and they have an environment

00:06:09.880 where they can do it.

00:06:11.620 So we still got that going for us.

00:06:17.460 All right.

00:06:18.320 Here's a story

00:06:19.120 that couldn't make me happier.

00:06:21.440 How many of you heard me say

00:06:22.980 that someday you'll think 0.92

00:06:25.040 it was silly

00:06:26.340 that you ever believed

00:06:27.660 that scientists could measure

00:06:29.880 the temperature of the Earth

00:06:31.720 and then tell it

00:06:33.360 when it's moving a little bit.

00:06:36.220 Now, without even getting

00:06:37.620 into any details,

00:06:39.480 like I'm no expert in the field,

00:06:41.440 I'm simply a person

00:06:42.840 who has lived

00:06:43.580 in the real world.

00:06:46.040 I've lived in the actual real world.

00:06:48.480 I've worked for big companies.

00:06:50.020 I've been very involved in politics

00:06:55.560 from the observer, commentator viewpoint.

00:07:00.120 I've seen a lot of stuff.

00:07:02.360 I've just lived in a lot

00:07:03.980 of different environments

00:07:04.960 and business models

00:07:06.580 and situations

00:07:07.440 and organizations.

00:07:09.120 And one thing I can tell you

00:07:10.340 with complete confidence,

00:07:11.640 we can't measure

00:07:14.000 the temperature of the Earth.

00:07:17.420 Why did you ever think

00:07:18.660 that was possible?

00:07:20.520 Come on.

00:07:22.080 Do I need

00:07:22.720 like a real scientific explanation

00:07:25.400 of why you can't do that?

00:07:26.920 If you've lived

00:07:27.860 in this civilization,

00:07:32.340 you should know that automatically

00:07:34.320 that that can't be done.

00:07:36.000 It's so far beyond

00:07:37.120 what ordinary people can do,

00:07:39.120 even collectively

00:07:40.120 and organized

00:07:40.840 and even if a genius

00:07:42.580 is in charge.

00:07:44.320 Let's take my earlier conversation

00:07:46.080 and say,

00:07:46.820 but Scott,

00:07:48.100 you talk about

00:07:48.900 ordinary average people.

00:07:50.640 Maybe they can't do it.

00:07:52.060 But certainly,

00:07:53.360 the top 1%

00:07:54.460 of the top 1%

00:07:55.500 could figure out

00:07:56.120 how to do it.

00:07:58.520 Do you think

00:07:59.240 they're the ones

00:07:59.740 who placed the thermometers?

00:08:02.260 Do you think

00:08:02.660 they invented the thermometers?

00:08:04.020 Do you think

00:08:05.420 they do the maintenance on them?

00:08:07.260 Do you think

00:08:07.620 they check

00:08:08.100 to make sure

00:08:08.620 nobody built

00:08:09.220 a big concrete

00:08:10.840 parking lot

00:08:11.700 next to it

00:08:12.260 to heat it up?

00:08:13.880 No.

00:08:15.180 If there were

00:08:16.000 any geniuses at all

00:08:17.520 involved with

00:08:18.380 measuring the temperature

00:08:19.480 of the Earth,

00:08:20.640 it might have been

00:08:21.300 maybe somebody

00:08:21.880 invented something

00:08:22.780 that is involved

00:08:23.920 with the thermometers.

00:08:26.000 But mostly,

00:08:26.900 it's average people

00:08:27.680 doing average stuff.

00:08:29.180 And you think

00:08:29.700 that the collection

00:08:30.380 of average people

00:08:31.360 can measure

00:08:32.640 the temperature

00:08:33.220 of the Earth

00:08:33.760 in thousands

00:08:34.340 of locations

00:08:35.060 with different equipment

00:08:36.120 that's put in

00:08:37.120 at different times

00:08:38.000 in different situations,

00:08:39.780 some near heat islands,

00:08:41.040 some not.

00:08:41.640 The complete

00:08:42.220 changing environment

00:08:43.260 is that the temperature,

00:08:45.260 the sensors

00:08:45.980 are not in every place

00:08:47.000 on Earth,

00:08:47.660 so it doesn't measure

00:08:48.620 if there's like

00:08:49.340 a warming thing

00:08:50.040 that moved by.

00:08:51.160 They also measure

00:08:52.980 only the top

00:08:54.360 heat period

00:08:55.340 of the day.

00:08:56.680 Did you know that?

00:08:57.420 The main thing

00:08:59.880 they're doing

00:09:00.200 is looking

00:09:00.560 from the high.

00:09:02.320 So if you're,

00:09:03.180 let's say,

00:09:04.080 a few blocks

00:09:04.740 away from an airport,

00:09:06.480 too far for the heat

00:09:08.460 from the airport

00:09:09.000 to be bothering

00:09:09.660 your thermometer,

00:09:11.520 all it takes

00:09:12.500 is for the wind

00:09:13.120 to change directions

00:09:14.420 for one minute,

00:09:16.580 and the warmth

00:09:17.240 from the airport

00:09:18.220 concrete

00:09:19.300 just wafts

00:09:20.840 over your thermometer,

00:09:22.340 doesn't last

00:09:23.340 for more than 15 seconds,

00:09:24.800 and that's your

00:09:25.900 high for the day.

00:09:27.060 It's a new high.

00:09:29.280 All right,

00:09:29.820 so I'm just giving you

00:09:30.940 some examples.

00:09:32.420 I'm just saying

00:09:33.120 that this is so beyond

00:09:35.420 anything that

00:09:36.320 regular humans

00:09:37.220 can do,

00:09:37.980 measure the temperature

00:09:39.020 of the Earth,

00:09:40.200 but here's the update.

00:09:44.120 Apparently,

00:09:45.160 and thank you,

00:09:46.100 Owen,

00:09:46.360 for this,

00:09:48.020 that there are

00:09:48.940 scientific experts

00:09:50.000 from around the world

00:09:50.900 in a variety of fields

00:09:52.300 that are pushing back

00:09:54.380 on peer-reviewed

00:09:55.280 science about

00:09:55.960 temperatures,

00:09:57.640 and they note

00:10:00.280 a number of problems

00:10:01.580 measuring the temperature.

00:10:03.560 So there's,

00:10:04.260 you know,

00:10:05.240 things that aren't

00:10:05.900 represented in places

00:10:06.900 they don't measure.

00:10:08.580 There's all kinds

00:10:09.460 of ways the record

00:10:10.700 can get contaminated

00:10:11.860 from heat

00:10:12.720 from urban areas,

00:10:13.900 which is what

00:10:14.420 I was just mentioning.

00:10:15.600 There's corruption

00:10:16.360 of the data.

00:10:18.000 There's a homogenization

00:10:19.500 thing.

00:10:20.160 I don't really know

00:10:20.580 what that is,

00:10:21.260 but some problem

00:10:22.240 with the data,

00:10:22.760 and they said

00:10:24.080 that the flaws

00:10:24.940 are so significant

00:10:26.120 that when you remove

00:10:29.740 the flaws,

00:10:30.480 it also removes

00:10:31.360 the climate crisis.

00:10:36.860 Oh, my God.

00:10:38.860 Is Trump going to have

00:10:39.820 the best third act

00:10:41.860 of all time?

00:10:44.340 Yeah.

00:10:46.520 So there's actually

00:10:47.860 a major move

00:10:49.060 to look at the science

00:10:51.080 for thermometers.

00:10:53.020 Now, I don't know

00:10:54.040 that this has ever

00:10:54.760 happened before.

00:10:56.260 There have been people

00:10:56.960 like, you know,

00:10:58.340 Tony and other people

00:10:59.920 who have said

00:11:00.360 there's problems

00:11:01.040 with them,

00:11:01.660 but I don't think

00:11:02.420 there's ever been

00:11:03.000 an organized move

00:11:05.120 by experts

00:11:06.300 in a variety

00:11:07.520 of related

00:11:08.240 and important fields

00:11:09.420 that are kind of

00:11:11.120 saying the same thing.

00:11:13.660 Now, I think

00:11:14.420 my version covers

00:11:15.360 it completely.

00:11:17.120 You can look

00:11:18.080 at all the homogenization

00:11:19.680 in the heat islands

00:11:20.780 and everything,

00:11:21.700 but let me just

00:11:22.440 explain that.

00:11:26.520 Human beings

00:11:27.560 were not able

00:11:29.300 to measure

00:11:29.700 the temperature

00:11:30.240 of the Earth.

00:11:33.300 You just don't even

00:11:34.640 need to get

00:11:35.160 into the details.

00:11:36.680 If you've lived

00:11:37.520 in the real world,

00:11:38.460 you know it's not

00:11:39.120 a thing.

00:11:40.500 By the way,

00:11:41.220 how many of you

00:11:41.840 agree with just the,

00:11:43.480 without getting

00:11:44.020 into the details,

00:11:45.860 you would agree,

00:11:46.620 we can't measure

00:11:47.540 the temperature

00:11:48.020 of the Earth?

00:11:49.360 For how many of you

00:11:50.300 is that just

00:11:50.740 really obvious?

00:11:53.180 It's really obvious.

00:11:55.040 By the way,

00:11:56.180 I don't know

00:11:56.720 if climate change

00:11:58.240 is happening.

00:11:59.420 I don't even have

00:12:00.300 an opinion on that.

00:12:01.120 How would I know?

00:12:02.360 I'd have to believe

00:12:03.360 sources that I find

00:12:04.520 not credible,

00:12:05.880 like temperatures.

00:12:07.740 But it doesn't mean

00:12:08.480 it's not happening.

00:12:09.940 So I want to make sure

00:12:10.900 I'm not denying it.

00:12:12.500 I just have no reason

00:12:14.140 to believe it.

00:12:15.080 That's different.

00:12:15.620 Well, here's some

00:12:18.400 more good news.

00:12:20.060 Apparently,

00:12:20.660 the U.S.

00:12:21.680 is really getting

00:12:22.640 serious now

00:12:23.440 about nuclear energy,

00:12:27.000 you know,

00:12:27.160 the regular kind.

00:12:28.580 So apparently,

00:12:30.340 there's some big,

00:12:31.240 the House put through

00:12:32.860 bipartisan legislation,

00:12:34.680 bipartisan being

00:12:35.400 the important part,

00:12:36.760 to bolster

00:12:38.160 nuclear energy.

00:12:39.480 It was overwhelmingly

00:12:40.780 approved.

00:12:42.600 So just think

00:12:43.100 about that.

00:12:43.580 Just hold this

00:12:45.420 in your mind,

00:12:46.980 that a pro-nuclear

00:12:48.300 energy bill

00:12:49.540 was passed

00:12:51.360 by our government

00:12:52.720 365 to 36,

00:12:55.760 just in the House.

00:12:56.500 The Senate would still

00:12:57.440 need to deal with it.

00:12:58.440 I think they have

00:12:58.940 their own bill

00:12:59.600 that might overlap,

00:13:01.480 so they have to

00:13:01.840 work that out.

00:13:03.220 So,

00:13:04.460 365 to 36,

00:13:07.020 10 to 1.

00:13:09.360 10 to 1.

00:13:11.660 Michael Schellenberger.

00:13:12.840 for the win.

00:13:15.620 Absolutely.

00:13:16.840 Yeah.

00:13:18.160 You know,

00:13:18.760 certainly not the only one,

00:13:20.100 but he certainly

00:13:21.540 made a dent.

00:13:23.680 All right.

00:13:27.240 So that's good.

00:13:29.260 Now,

00:13:29.580 apparently,

00:13:30.020 what it aims to do

00:13:31.100 is make it easier

00:13:32.620 to build nuclear power plants

00:13:34.140 by speeding up

00:13:35.620 the environmental reviews

00:13:36.760 and reducing the licenses

00:13:38.480 fees,

00:13:38.820 basically getting the

00:13:39.920 government out of the way.

00:13:41.920 Is that a good idea?

00:13:45.400 Yeah.

00:13:46.760 Yeah.

00:13:47.420 It's a good idea,

00:13:48.580 and it's one that's been

00:13:49.460 a good idea for a very

00:13:50.680 long time,

00:13:51.500 but it took a lot

00:13:53.540 of persuading to get

00:13:54.540 to this point,

00:13:55.260 didn't it?

00:13:56.400 Just think about

00:13:57.320 where we were

00:13:58.000 when I entered

00:13:59.220 the field

00:14:00.220 in 2015.

00:14:02.420 Nuclear energy

00:14:03.280 was controversial.

00:14:04.340 The left didn't like it.

00:14:06.380 The right was more pro.

00:14:08.580 And now it's 10 to 1.

00:14:11.480 Bipartisan.

00:14:12.320 10 to 1.

00:14:14.260 My God.

00:14:15.060 that I would

00:14:16.780 I would say

00:14:17.440 that the

00:14:18.040 well,

00:14:21.120 you know what?

00:14:23.040 I mean,

00:14:23.800 it almost

00:14:24.220 I almost wonder

00:14:26.540 if there's a

00:14:27.380 Nobel Prize

00:14:29.520 involved here.

00:14:31.900 Because

00:14:32.380 I don't know

00:14:33.240 what Nobel Prize

00:14:34.000 it would be,

00:14:34.720 but it's almost

00:14:35.540 peace or technology

00:14:36.780 or economics.

00:14:38.540 The economics

00:14:39.280 one is a

00:14:40.180 weird Nobel.

00:14:41.700 But

00:14:41.960 you know,

00:14:43.100 what Schellenberger

00:14:43.920 did

00:14:44.360 touched all

00:14:46.000 three.

00:14:47.220 I feel like

00:14:48.040 he should be

00:14:48.480 nominated.

00:14:50.260 Like,

00:14:50.580 actually,

00:14:50.980 literally.

00:14:52.120 But I don't

00:14:52.700 know which one.

00:14:53.780 Because

00:14:54.240 nuclear power

00:14:56.320 would go

00:14:57.960 a long way

00:14:59.000 toward creating

00:14:59.840 peace

00:15:00.380 because we

00:15:01.440 fight over

00:15:01.940 energy.

00:15:03.340 Right?

00:15:04.000 We fight

00:15:04.800 over energy.

00:15:06.640 So

00:15:06.960 going strong

00:15:08.400 on nuclear

00:15:08.980 power

00:15:09.500 should

00:15:10.320 be one

00:15:11.300 of the

00:15:11.620 most anti-war

00:15:12.700 pro-peace

00:15:13.540 things you

00:15:13.940 could ever

00:15:14.300 do.

00:15:16.040 How about

00:15:16.520 economics?

00:15:20.480 Basically,

00:15:21.280 Schellenberger

00:15:21.740 was arguing

00:15:22.400 not just

00:15:23.080 the risk,

00:15:24.020 but the

00:15:24.400 economics

00:15:25.140 were an

00:15:26.940 advantage.

00:15:27.800 And now

00:15:28.120 that's common

00:15:28.760 knowledge.

00:15:30.660 So economics,

00:15:32.280 peace.

00:15:33.240 What about

00:15:33.660 technology?

00:15:35.340 The problem

00:15:35.980 was we had

00:15:36.480 all these

00:15:36.820 scientists

00:15:37.300 and they

00:15:37.620 couldn't

00:15:37.840 figure out

00:15:38.340 how to

00:15:38.620 communicate

00:15:39.140 the risks

00:15:40.860 and the

00:15:41.200 rewards

00:15:41.620 in a way

00:15:42.020 that the

00:15:43.200 politicians

00:15:44.020 could act.

00:15:45.820 And then

00:15:46.080 Schellenberger

00:15:46.600 fixed it.

00:15:48.540 He fixed it.

00:15:50.220 He gave

00:15:51.040 them a language

00:15:51.740 to talk

00:15:52.300 about risk

00:15:52.940 and reward

00:15:53.580 in a way

00:15:54.620 that made

00:15:54.980 sense in

00:15:55.420 a business

00:15:55.920 context

00:15:56.640 and therefore

00:15:58.080 proved the

00:15:58.680 economics.

00:16:01.200 Schellenberger

00:16:01.800 should give

00:16:03.120 three Nobel

00:16:03.860 prizes.

00:16:05.420 Peace,

00:16:06.520 economics,

00:16:07.260 the weird

00:16:07.560 one,

00:16:08.840 and technology.

00:16:11.300 Because,

00:16:11.900 you know,

00:16:12.700 granted that

00:16:14.040 he didn't

00:16:14.740 do it as

00:16:16.340 a scientist,

00:16:17.540 but he

00:16:18.220 fixed the

00:16:19.020 science.

00:16:20.620 He fixed

00:16:21.380 the science.

00:16:22.580 The science

00:16:23.160 was useless

00:16:23.880 because they

00:16:25.360 couldn't

00:16:25.640 communicate it.

00:16:27.440 And if you

00:16:27.880 tell me that

00:16:28.440 communicating the

00:16:29.320 science is not

00:16:30.020 the important

00:16:30.480 part of science,

00:16:31.300 I say,

00:16:31.720 sir,

00:16:32.600 and ma'am,

00:16:33.080 you are

00:16:34.120 mistaken.

00:16:35.660 Communicating it

00:16:36.440 is what makes

00:16:37.420 it real.

00:16:39.620 If you can't

00:16:40.500 communicate it,

00:16:41.200 it just stays

00:16:41.700 in your lab.

00:16:42.680 There's no

00:16:43.020 value at all.

00:16:44.880 Michael

00:16:45.180 Schellenberger,

00:16:46.960 three Nobel

00:16:47.780 prizes for

00:16:49.180 this.

00:16:51.320 Yes?

00:16:53.200 Do you

00:16:53.620 agree?

00:16:55.280 Yeah.

00:16:56.460 I think

00:16:57.040 that's absolutely

00:16:58.100 within the

00:16:58.880 realm.

00:17:00.460 You know,

00:17:00.960 the odds of

00:17:01.380 getting it are

00:17:01.840 low, but

00:17:02.280 that's

00:17:04.960 interesting.

00:17:05.780 Well, you

00:17:06.180 might know

00:17:06.720 the prince

00:17:07.340 of fakes

00:17:07.760 on X,

00:17:09.160 bry.ai.

00:17:10.380 You'll see

00:17:11.020 a lot of

00:17:12.100 good AI

00:17:13.060 content there.

00:17:14.900 And

00:17:15.260 bry.ai

00:17:17.580 asked one

00:17:19.860 of the

00:17:20.080 AIs to

00:17:20.840 look at

00:17:21.220 my book,

00:17:21.860 God's Debris,

00:17:23.320 and this

00:17:24.000 was a

00:17:24.320 prompt.

00:17:24.760 Can you

00:17:25.060 identify the

00:17:25.840 hypnotic

00:17:26.520 storytelling

00:17:27.120 techniques

00:17:27.860 used in

00:17:28.860 this book,

00:17:29.540 God's Debris?

00:17:30.160 And I

00:17:31.860 guess it's

00:17:32.220 got a

00:17:32.500 200,000

00:17:33.220 token context

00:17:34.120 window.

00:17:35.500 Now, if

00:17:36.220 you'd like to

00:17:36.680 be up to

00:17:37.860 date on

00:17:38.660 cool things

00:17:39.940 about AI,

00:17:41.540 one of the

00:17:41.940 things you

00:17:42.240 should learn

00:17:42.580 to say is

00:17:43.260 how many

00:17:44.400 tokens?

00:17:45.720 Because I

00:17:46.040 guess that's

00:17:46.440 essentially a

00:17:47.860 measure of how

00:17:48.580 much content

00:17:49.280 you can put

00:17:49.920 into it,

00:17:50.820 that it can

00:17:51.480 process.

00:17:52.320 Am I right

00:17:52.800 about that?

00:17:53.820 I need a

00:17:54.480 better definition

00:17:55.160 of what that

00:17:55.600 actually is.

00:17:56.140 Oh, I'm

00:17:56.320 seeing some

00:17:56.720 yeses.

00:17:58.000 So the

00:17:58.420 size of

00:17:59.260 the tokens

00:17:59.820 that it

00:18:00.140 can take

00:18:00.620 tells you

00:18:01.980 how much

00:18:02.400 it can

00:18:02.940 handle in

00:18:04.180 terms of

00:18:04.600 putting a

00:18:04.960 whole book

00:18:05.360 in there

00:18:05.720 or something

00:18:06.100 larger.

00:18:07.660 So 200,000

00:18:08.920 tokens I

00:18:09.500 believe is 0.94

00:18:10.060 pretty darn

00:18:10.800 big compared

00:18:12.340 to what

00:18:12.700 we've seen.

00:18:13.780 So how

00:18:14.200 did it

00:18:14.480 do?

00:18:15.580 Now,

00:18:16.420 this is the

00:18:17.380 Claude 3

00:18:18.160 Opus

00:18:18.740 version of

00:18:19.980 AI, the

00:18:20.480 newest one.

00:18:22.920 And

00:18:23.440 Bri.ai

00:18:25.280 says that

00:18:26.560 some say

00:18:27.700 it puts

00:18:28.140 GPT-4 to

00:18:29.180 shame.

00:18:30.420 Now, I

00:18:31.080 guarantee you

00:18:31.860 that GPT-4 1.00

00:18:33.580 could not

00:18:34.280 have done

00:18:34.780 what this

00:18:36.300 did.

00:18:37.000 And I'll

00:18:37.280 tell you

00:18:37.560 what it

00:18:37.800 did.

00:18:38.800 It actually

00:18:39.580 accurately

00:18:40.220 found the

00:18:40.840 hypnotic

00:18:41.360 techniques

00:18:41.880 that I

00:18:42.360 buried in

00:18:42.880 the book.

00:18:44.640 Just think

00:18:45.360 about that.

00:18:47.020 I'm sure

00:18:47.760 chat GPT

00:18:48.980 could not

00:18:49.460 have done

00:18:49.780 that.

00:18:51.980 All right.

00:18:52.400 Let me

00:18:52.860 give you,

00:18:53.540 so it's a

00:18:54.620 long page

00:18:55.520 of output,

00:18:56.880 but I'll

00:18:57.080 just give

00:18:57.440 you the,

00:18:59.900 it sort

00:19:00.540 of summarizes

00:19:01.220 it before

00:19:01.740 it gives

00:19:02.360 you the

00:19:02.580 detail.

00:19:03.440 So it

00:19:03.680 found the

00:19:04.160 pacing and

00:19:04.700 leading,

00:19:05.980 and I

00:19:06.320 called it

00:19:06.800 out by

00:19:07.120 that name.

00:19:08.200 It found

00:19:08.620 the nested

00:19:09.320 loops,

00:19:10.380 open loops,

00:19:11.420 reframing,

00:19:12.780 symbolism and

00:19:13.520 metaphor,

00:19:14.100 shifting frames

00:19:14.900 and viewpoints,

00:19:15.880 and artfully

00:19:16.540 vague language,

00:19:18.120 and also

00:19:18.680 my use of

00:19:19.280 curiosity.

00:19:21.480 Now,

00:19:22.540 probably if I

00:19:23.260 sat down,

00:19:23.800 and I'm

00:19:24.060 sure I

00:19:24.420 would think,

00:19:24.940 oh,

00:19:25.160 you missed

00:19:25.580 a few

00:19:25.840 things.

00:19:27.940 This is

00:19:28.540 really

00:19:28.860 impressive.

00:19:31.720 This is

00:19:32.320 really

00:19:32.600 impressive.

00:19:33.860 You know,

00:19:34.180 for years I've

00:19:34.900 been saying

00:19:35.380 that I wrote

00:19:36.060 that book

00:19:36.500 using hypnosis

00:19:37.340 techniques,

00:19:38.360 but nobody

00:19:39.600 knew what

00:19:39.940 that meant,

00:19:41.240 and I

00:19:41.600 didn't really,

00:19:42.280 I didn't

00:19:43.120 describe the

00:19:43.980 techniques,

00:19:45.140 but AI

00:19:45.740 just dug

00:19:46.300 them out

00:19:46.560 for you.

00:19:47.660 That is

00:19:48.180 really

00:19:48.700 impressive.

00:19:50.120 I gotta

00:19:50.520 say,

00:19:51.180 I did not

00:19:52.260 see this

00:19:52.700 coming.

00:19:53.420 I didn't

00:19:53.720 think

00:19:53.920 anything

00:19:54.200 would be

00:19:54.520 able to

00:19:54.740 do it.

00:19:56.860 And then

00:19:57.220 here's the

00:19:57.720 summary.

00:19:59.160 This is

00:19:59.620 from the

00:19:59.980 AI.

00:20:00.860 It says,

00:20:01.260 the combined

00:20:01.820 effect of

00:20:02.360 these techniques

00:20:03.180 is to

00:20:04.120 induce a

00:20:04.740 mild hypnotic

00:20:05.760 state where

00:20:06.880 the reader's

00:20:07.440 mind becomes

00:20:08.180 more open to

00:20:08.940 considering radically

00:20:10.040 new ideas about

00:20:11.080 themselves and

00:20:11.760 reality.

00:20:13.460 The book

00:20:13.980 aims to

00:20:14.440 guide readers

00:20:15.020 into higher

00:20:15.660 states of

00:20:16.240 awareness through

00:20:17.500 an engaging

00:20:18.140 storytelling

00:20:18.820 experience.

00:20:19.640 Oh my

00:20:22.060 God,

00:20:22.340 that's

00:20:22.540 exactly

00:20:22.960 right.

00:20:24.240 That is

00:20:24.620 exactly

00:20:25.280 right.

00:20:26.960 My

00:20:27.200 God.

00:20:28.340 Yes.

00:20:29.440 I've

00:20:29.920 told,

00:20:30.400 now,

00:20:30.800 only the

00:20:31.340 people who

00:20:31.680 have read

00:20:31.900 the book

00:20:32.280 and maybe

00:20:32.780 had the

00:20:33.100 experience

00:20:33.460 understand,

00:20:34.200 I didn't

00:20:34.720 write it

00:20:35.140 as a

00:20:35.480 reading

00:20:35.720 experience.

00:20:37.620 I wrote

00:20:38.340 it as

00:20:38.740 almost a

00:20:40.440 psychedelic

00:20:41.000 experience.

00:20:42.360 And not

00:20:42.840 everybody will

00:20:43.340 have it,

00:20:43.720 of course,

00:20:44.080 because we're

00:20:44.400 all different.

00:20:45.280 But some

00:20:45.760 number of

00:20:46.180 people who

00:20:46.540 have an

00:20:46.800 experience,

00:20:47.720 like they're

00:20:48.680 going to a

00:20:49.200 different level

00:20:49.860 of awareness.

00:20:50.700 And it was

00:20:50.920 written for

00:20:51.280 that purpose.

00:20:52.320 And the

00:20:52.640 AI actually

00:20:53.440 sees it.

00:20:55.700 That's

00:20:56.140 amazing.

00:20:57.360 All right,

00:20:57.720 I'm just

00:20:58.000 blown away

00:20:58.420 by that.

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00:21:28.020 now.

00:21:29.380 Have you seen

00:21:31.000 the compilation

00:21:31.640 video of a

00:21:34.440 number of

00:21:34.980 Trump's critics

00:21:36.840 mistakenly using

00:21:38.780 the word

00:21:39.180 erection instead

00:21:40.060 of insurrection?

00:21:42.440 Somebody put

00:21:43.180 together a

00:21:43.740 compilation clip,

00:21:44.860 and it doesn't

00:21:45.440 yet include

00:21:46.160 Jake Tapper,

00:21:47.120 who did it

00:21:47.560 the other

00:21:47.800 day,

00:21:48.580 but it's

00:21:48.980 some female 0.88

00:21:51.000 Democrats,

00:21:52.000 I think

00:21:52.260 Jayapal and

00:21:53.060 some others,

00:21:54.060 who say

00:21:54.480 erection,

00:21:55.680 but the

00:21:56.780 compilation

00:21:57.320 mean,

00:21:58.260 oh,

00:21:58.520 it's Tlaib?

00:21:59.760 It's not

00:22:00.200 Jayapal,

00:22:00.840 it's Tlaib.

00:22:02.960 Sorry.

00:22:04.120 And so the

00:22:06.680 funny video

00:22:07.580 cuts between

00:22:08.900 somebody saying

00:22:09.800 something about

00:22:10.960 Trump's 0.99

00:22:11.340 erection, 1.00

00:22:11.720 and it

00:22:12.620 goes to a

00:22:13.360 close-up of

00:22:14.120 Trump looking

00:22:15.160 at the camera

00:22:15.740 and winking,

00:22:17.340 you know,

00:22:17.540 sort of like

00:22:18.100 Joey on

00:22:19.220 Friends.

00:22:20.200 How you

00:22:20.620 doing?

00:22:21.440 It is so

00:22:22.580 funny.

00:22:24.480 It is so

00:22:25.660 funny.

00:22:28.120 Well,

00:22:28.740 here's another

00:22:29.360 of my amazing

00:22:31.680 predictions.

00:22:32.840 The New York

00:22:33.280 Times is

00:22:34.120 reporting that

00:22:34.900 people are

00:22:36.200 remembering

00:22:36.800 Trump more

00:22:39.260 positively than

00:22:40.760 when he was

00:22:41.320 in office.

00:22:44.680 That's right.

00:22:45.900 The New York

00:22:46.340 Times just

00:22:47.500 confirmed one

00:22:49.720 of my oddest

00:22:50.700 predictions.

00:22:52.780 I said

00:22:53.260 Trump would

00:22:53.960 grow in

00:22:55.080 likability

00:22:58.280 and,

00:22:59.080 let's say,

00:23:00.060 respect,

00:23:00.880 and generally

00:23:01.560 people would

00:23:02.040 think more

00:23:02.600 of him the

00:23:03.000 longer he

00:23:03.760 was out of

00:23:04.120 office,

00:23:05.040 and the New

00:23:05.360 York Times

00:23:05.740 just confirmed

00:23:06.400 it.

00:23:07.780 Boom.

00:23:09.260 I don't

00:23:10.860 want to say

00:23:11.280 everything I've

00:23:12.040 ever predicted

00:23:12.620 has happened,

00:23:13.420 but it's

00:23:14.440 starting to

00:23:14.820 look that

00:23:15.180 way.

00:23:16.720 Well,

00:23:17.280 there is a

00:23:18.000 hobby I

00:23:18.840 have because

00:23:19.400 I like

00:23:19.740 words.

00:23:20.480 I'm sort

00:23:20.760 of a

00:23:21.540 word guy

00:23:22.600 and persuasion

00:23:24.960 guy.

00:23:26.140 I'm fascinated

00:23:27.120 by the topic

00:23:27.960 of things

00:23:28.540 which can't

00:23:29.160 be communicated,

00:23:30.900 and there

00:23:31.580 are a variety

00:23:31.980 of reasons

00:23:32.420 for it,

00:23:33.340 but often

00:23:34.200 it has to

00:23:34.700 do with

00:23:35.320 people's

00:23:36.820 biases

00:23:37.220 can't

00:23:37.700 be hacked,

00:23:39.660 or somebody

00:23:40.320 isn't credible.

00:23:42.040 So the

00:23:42.740 little boy

00:23:43.360 who cried

00:23:43.840 wolf could

00:23:45.480 say the

00:23:45.960 words but

00:23:47.160 could not

00:23:47.720 communicate that

00:23:48.580 there was a

00:23:48.940 danger because

00:23:49.660 the little boy

00:23:50.340 was no longer

00:23:51.600 credible because

00:23:52.360 he always said

00:23:52.880 there was a

00:23:53.220 wolf when

00:23:53.620 there wasn't

00:23:54.000 one.

00:23:54.960 So there's

00:23:55.580 all these

00:23:55.980 weird little

00:23:56.540 pockets where

00:23:58.160 somebody knows

00:23:58.860 something that

00:23:59.460 would be really,

00:24:00.440 really useful for

00:24:01.140 you to know,

00:24:02.040 but there's no

00:24:02.700 way to communicate

00:24:03.360 it.

00:24:04.080 It's just

00:24:04.440 impossible.

00:24:05.620 I'll give you

00:24:05.980 another example.

00:24:08.000 I'm having a

00:24:08.920 back and

00:24:09.340 forth with

00:24:09.840 a person

00:24:10.980 on X

00:24:11.500 who has

00:24:12.460 an anonymous

00:24:13.000 profile,

00:24:14.480 but seems

00:24:15.920 to be a

00:24:16.440 very serious

00:24:17.280 person who's

00:24:18.500 done their

00:24:18.900 own research

00:24:19.780 using some

00:24:20.580 kind of

00:24:20.920 records from

00:24:21.520 the election

00:24:22.040 and claims

00:24:23.700 to have

00:24:24.020 found

00:24:24.380 irregularities

00:24:25.460 that can

00:24:26.560 be shown

00:24:26.980 on a

00:24:27.280 spreadsheet

00:24:27.660 that very

00:24:28.760 clearly look

00:24:29.500 bothersome.

00:24:31.240 But when

00:24:31.600 I say,

00:24:32.380 I'm not

00:24:32.980 sure I

00:24:33.660 quite understand

00:24:34.500 what you

00:24:34.860 found,

00:24:35.980 he says

00:24:37.160 words,

00:24:38.180 I think

00:24:38.480 it's

00:24:38.620 he,

00:24:39.040 he says

00:24:39.560 words that

00:24:41.100 sound all

00:24:41.660 election-y,

00:24:42.440 but I don't

00:24:43.000 understand

00:24:43.480 any of them.

00:24:46.100 You know,

00:24:46.460 I'll just

00:24:47.100 make this

00:24:47.560 up,

00:24:47.800 this isn't

00:24:48.180 real.

00:24:49.060 Bill,

00:24:49.280 things like,

00:24:50.100 well,

00:24:50.580 but you

00:24:51.000 can see

00:24:51.340 from my

00:24:51.660 numbers

00:24:51.980 that you

00:24:53.120 can see

00:24:53.400 that the

00:24:53.740 ballot

00:24:53.940 machine

00:24:54.260 counter

00:24:54.700 was

00:24:54.980 duplicated,

00:24:55.680 not copied.

00:24:57.400 And I'll

00:24:57.680 be like,

00:24:58.620 I don't know

00:24:59.900 what any

00:25:00.540 of that

00:25:00.780 means.

00:25:01.820 And then

00:25:02.120 he'll

00:25:02.280 try again.

00:25:03.280 Okay,

00:25:03.500 but you

00:25:03.780 see,

00:25:04.500 instead of

00:25:04.840 the duplication

00:25:05.560 of the

00:25:06.280 copy machines

00:25:07.040 of the

00:25:07.320 machines that

00:25:07.860 were run

00:25:08.120 through the

00:25:08.440 machine,

00:25:08.840 then it was

00:25:09.080 the copying,

00:25:09.940 then there

00:25:10.260 were the

00:25:10.440 duplicates,

00:25:10.980 which shows

00:25:11.380 that there

00:25:11.720 were,

00:25:12.700 and when

00:25:12.940 he's done

00:25:13.260 it,

00:25:13.440 I'd say,

00:25:14.460 again,

00:25:15.540 no idea

00:25:16.400 what you

00:25:16.720 just said.

00:25:17.780 I don't

00:25:18.120 know what

00:25:18.340 any of those

00:25:18.700 words mean,

00:25:19.680 but it looks

00:25:20.260 like he has

00:25:20.740 something.

00:25:22.380 So,

00:25:22.960 you know,

00:25:23.280 if you didn't

00:25:23.940 try to dig

00:25:24.560 into it,

00:25:25.960 it would look

00:25:26.440 like he's got

00:25:27.960 the goods to

00:25:28.700 show the

00:25:29.000 election was

00:25:29.560 rigged.

00:25:29.900 Now,

00:25:31.040 how many

00:25:31.420 people have

00:25:31.940 said they

00:25:32.240 had the

00:25:32.540 goods to

00:25:34.480 prove the

00:25:34.980 election was

00:25:35.540 rigged,

00:25:35.840 only to find

00:25:36.360 out they

00:25:36.780 did not

00:25:37.160 have any

00:25:37.560 goods whatsoever?

00:25:38.660 A lot.

00:25:41.260 So,

00:25:41.760 here's the

00:25:42.060 situation.

00:25:43.220 Anonymous

00:25:43.660 account,

00:25:45.160 can't trust

00:25:45.720 that.

00:25:47.860 Sources that

00:25:48.740 he says he

00:25:49.380 could find but

00:25:50.040 would be hard

00:25:50.620 to give me

00:25:51.460 a link to.

00:25:51.980 And then a

00:25:57.400 narrative of

00:25:59.180 how this

00:25:59.640 could have

00:26:00.020 happened that

00:26:01.460 I don't know

00:26:01.980 how to check

00:26:02.580 against,

00:26:03.300 let's say,

00:26:03.720 somebody who

00:26:04.160 might say it

00:26:04.680 could have

00:26:04.940 happened

00:26:05.180 accidentally.

00:26:07.120 So,

00:26:07.660 I wouldn't

00:26:07.900 have any

00:26:08.500 competing story.

00:26:10.000 What do I

00:26:10.500 do with that?

00:26:12.580 Can I boost

00:26:13.480 it?

00:26:14.660 I can't boost

00:26:15.640 it, right?

00:26:17.240 Because if

00:26:17.680 it were true-ish,

00:26:19.380 or even I

00:26:19.960 thought it was

00:26:20.780 worth seeing

00:26:21.880 if it's true,

00:26:22.940 I would post

00:26:24.400 it and I'd

00:26:24.860 say, hey,

00:26:25.260 what do people

00:26:25.720 think about

00:26:26.180 this?

00:26:27.280 But it's

00:26:27.800 uncommunicatable.

00:26:29.720 I don't know

00:26:30.200 if it's somebody

00:26:30.720 who found,

00:26:31.500 like, the

00:26:32.520 smoking gun.

00:26:34.480 Probably not.

00:26:36.000 You know,

00:26:36.240 if you looked

00:26:36.900 at the history

00:26:37.460 of smoking

00:26:38.000 guns in the

00:26:38.700 election,

00:26:39.260 usually they're

00:26:40.240 just steam.

00:26:43.860 Yeah,

00:26:44.400 I'm seeing

00:26:44.720 the comments.

00:26:45.400 Merrick Garland

00:26:46.060 came out

00:26:47.140 against voter

00:26:48.120 ID.

00:26:49.300 There's only

00:26:50.120 one reason

00:26:50.660 for that.

00:26:52.620 It's

00:26:53.100 to allow

00:26:53.480 cheating.

00:26:54.660 Have you

00:26:55.200 ever seen

00:26:55.560 a situation

00:26:56.120 where your

00:26:56.480 government is

00:26:57.140 fighting as

00:26:57.640 hard as

00:26:58.040 possible to

00:26:59.120 make the

00:26:59.460 election less

00:27:00.200 credible?

00:27:02.680 It's exactly

00:27:03.580 what it looks

00:27:04.100 like.

00:27:04.560 It couldn't

00:27:05.120 be anything

00:27:05.760 else.

00:27:06.840 There's no

00:27:07.300 other explanation.

00:27:08.980 There's just

00:27:09.540 no other

00:27:09.940 explanation.

00:27:12.080 All right.

00:27:13.900 So I don't

00:27:14.720 know what's

00:27:15.120 happening in

00:27:15.760 the election

00:27:16.980 situation.

00:27:17.640 did anybody

00:27:21.000 see the

00:27:22.660 weird situation

00:27:23.500 where I

00:27:24.860 interacted with

00:27:25.900 an Arizona

00:27:27.340 official?

00:27:31.420 I interacted

00:27:32.480 with an

00:27:33.040 Arizona

00:27:33.500 official on

00:27:35.680 the question

00:27:36.260 of whether

00:27:36.740 we could know

00:27:38.060 if the

00:27:38.340 election is

00:27:38.980 auditable.

00:27:39.520 And a

00:27:41.980 weird thing

00:27:42.440 happened that

00:27:43.180 is so

00:27:43.540 common to

00:27:44.160 2024.

00:27:45.960 So the

00:27:47.440 official said,

00:27:48.480 you know,

00:27:49.040 here's why

00:27:49.600 it's all

00:27:50.300 auditable.

00:27:50.820 And I

00:27:52.720 looked at it

00:27:53.240 and said,

00:27:53.580 huh,

00:27:54.380 that's the 0.83

00:27:54.760 most ridiculously 0.88

00:27:55.560 terrible, 0.92

00:27:56.660 terrible

00:27:57.780 explanation I've

00:27:58.580 ever seen.

00:27:59.220 It was so

00:27:59.860 bad that I

00:28:01.940 actually put

00:28:02.500 checkmate in

00:28:03.860 my comment.

00:28:05.340 Like,

00:28:05.600 that'd be rare

00:28:06.280 for me to

00:28:06.760 do because I

00:28:08.260 just destroyed

00:28:09.320 him.

00:28:09.980 You want to

00:28:10.340 hear how?

00:28:12.220 Well,

00:28:13.000 he was saying

00:28:13.740 that you

00:28:14.260 shouldn't worry

00:28:14.740 about electronic

00:28:17.360 voting machines

00:28:18.240 because 93% of

00:28:20.380 the precincts

00:28:21.140 in his

00:28:21.700 area,

00:28:22.680 93% of

00:28:23.660 the precincts

00:28:24.180 use paper.

00:28:26.520 So therefore,

00:28:27.460 you shouldn't

00:28:27.800 worry about

00:28:28.640 any tampering

00:28:30.480 because 93%

00:28:31.740 of them are

00:28:32.140 using paper

00:28:32.700 anyway.

00:28:34.700 And I

00:28:34.980 thought to

00:28:35.260 myself,

00:28:36.340 why are the

00:28:38.680 people reading

00:28:39.280 this, the

00:28:39.760 Democrats,

00:28:40.620 saying that he

00:28:41.340 just totally

00:28:42.000 slapped me

00:28:42.560 down and

00:28:43.120 embarrassed me

00:28:43.680 in public?

00:28:45.880 Because here's

00:28:46.940 what I

00:28:47.360 commented back.

00:28:50.380 because he

00:28:51.580 said that

00:28:52.000 93% being

00:28:53.580 paper is

00:28:54.600 basically proof

00:28:56.420 that we

00:28:58.120 didn't have

00:28:58.480 any rigging

00:28:59.000 from electronic

00:28:59.720 voting machines.

00:29:01.140 To which I

00:29:02.020 said, that's

00:29:03.180 not what I

00:29:03.800 see proved.

00:29:04.960 What I see

00:29:05.820 proved is that

00:29:06.740 if 93% don't

00:29:08.240 use them,

00:29:09.560 didn't you

00:29:09.900 just prove

00:29:10.660 that there's

00:29:11.060 no reason to

00:29:11.600 have them?

00:29:13.240 If 93%

00:29:14.640 don't need

00:29:15.360 them, and

00:29:16.260 you're saying

00:29:16.700 that those

00:29:17.140 are secure,

00:29:17.760 what would

00:29:19.420 be the

00:29:19.660 point of

00:29:19.980 having them?

00:29:21.360 Now, you

00:29:21.860 might say,

00:29:22.480 but Scott,

00:29:23.740 93% don't

00:29:25.000 need them

00:29:25.280 because they're

00:29:25.680 small precincts,

00:29:27.360 probably.

00:29:28.520 Maybe you

00:29:29.020 need them if

00:29:29.440 there's a

00:29:29.740 higher volume,

00:29:30.540 so that would

00:29:30.900 be just the

00:29:31.400 high-volume

00:29:32.120 places.

00:29:33.440 But isn't

00:29:34.380 it the high-volume

00:29:35.320 places that

00:29:35.960 determine the

00:29:36.500 whole election?

00:29:38.440 It's the

00:29:38.860 cities, isn't

00:29:39.400 it?

00:29:40.420 So if the

00:29:41.340 7% happen to

00:29:42.500 be 90% of

00:29:43.400 the population,

00:29:44.520 then it's

00:29:46.340 not an

00:29:46.760 argument that

00:29:47.320 93% of

00:29:48.340 the precincts...

00:29:51.200 Now, have

00:29:51.800 I ever told

00:29:52.240 you that if

00:29:52.720 you give the

00:29:53.180 number and

00:29:53.760 not the

00:29:54.080 percentage,

00:29:55.200 or vice

00:29:55.720 versa, that

00:29:57.480 you're lying?

00:29:58.760 That's how you

00:29:59.420 know somebody's

00:29:59.860 lying.

00:30:00.300 They give you

00:30:01.200 a number or

00:30:02.100 a percentage,

00:30:03.080 but not both.

00:30:04.680 Now, had he

00:30:05.320 said 93% of

00:30:07.720 the precincts

00:30:08.420 don't use

00:30:08.880 them, oh,

00:30:09.860 and also,

00:30:10.900 that's 98%

00:30:12.540 of the public.

00:30:14.520 Now, if he

00:30:15.240 said that, I'd

00:30:15.980 say, oh, that's

00:30:16.660 actually not a

00:30:17.200 bad argument.

00:30:18.680 But he didn't

00:30:19.180 say that.

00:30:20.240 He didn't. 1.00

00:30:21.360 And his idiot 1.00

00:30:22.520 supporters decided 1.00

00:30:24.860 to gang up on

00:30:25.860 me and say that

00:30:26.560 I'd been slapped

00:30:27.220 down.

00:30:28.820 Here's my

00:30:29.520 point.

00:30:30.440 If 93% of

00:30:31.960 them don't

00:30:32.360 need them,

00:30:33.740 either you're

00:30:34.340 lying to me

00:30:35.060 about the

00:30:35.540 volume of

00:30:36.280 people who

00:30:36.780 use the

00:30:37.220 electronic

00:30:37.660 parts, maybe

00:30:38.520 the cities,

00:30:39.460 or you've

00:30:40.460 proved that

00:30:41.740 they don't

00:30:42.100 have a

00:30:42.480 purpose.

00:30:44.520 Except what?

00:30:46.960 Let me ask

00:30:47.800 that again to

00:30:48.320 see if you

00:30:48.660 can connect

00:30:49.160 the dots.

00:30:50.180 If 93% of

00:30:51.420 the precincts

00:30:52.080 use paper,

00:30:54.540 what's the

00:30:56.180 purpose of

00:30:56.680 the machines?

00:31:00.120 Other than

00:31:00.920 cheating.

00:31:02.520 To me, it

00:31:03.340 looks like

00:31:03.700 they're designed

00:31:04.240 for cheating.

00:31:05.860 Because he

00:31:06.660 just said you

00:31:07.260 don't need

00:31:07.680 them in 93%

00:31:08.660 of the

00:31:08.880 precincts.

00:31:09.900 That's proof

00:31:10.980 that they only

00:31:12.360 have one

00:31:12.760 purpose.

00:31:13.180 Do you

00:31:14.400 think he's

00:31:14.760 going to

00:31:14.980 say, oh,

00:31:16.080 they're much

00:31:16.520 easier to

00:31:17.160 maintain than

00:31:17.940 paper?

00:31:20.320 No.

00:31:21.360 Paper's pretty

00:31:22.000 easy to

00:31:22.400 maintain.

00:31:23.880 Will he

00:31:24.320 say you

00:31:26.100 can count

00:31:26.660 them faster? 0.72

00:31:28.360 Well, I

00:31:29.060 don't see any

00:31:29.740 evidence that

00:31:30.880 anything's getting

00:31:31.580 counted fast if

00:31:32.840 it's a state we

00:31:34.540 care about.

00:31:35.880 And apparently

00:31:36.420 the paper works

00:31:37.280 in other

00:31:37.640 countries.

00:31:38.600 How come

00:31:38.980 other countries

00:31:39.620 that also have 0.72

00:31:40.420 cities can

00:31:41.860 count them the

00:31:42.380 same day?

00:31:43.180 No, that's

00:31:44.040 BS.

00:31:44.900 So it's not

00:31:45.420 about the

00:31:45.860 maintenance being

00:31:46.580 cheaper.

00:31:47.600 It's not

00:31:48.020 about timing.

00:31:51.400 Is it

00:31:52.080 about cost?

00:31:56.120 Well, it's

00:31:56.960 hard for me to

00:31:57.600 imagine that the

00:31:58.440 digital ones are

00:31:59.640 less expensive.

00:32:00.580 Don't they

00:32:00.860 actually create

00:32:01.640 paper anyway?

00:32:02.320 So if it's

00:32:05.880 easier, it's

00:32:07.980 not faster, and

00:32:10.660 it's not

00:32:11.100 cheaper, why

00:32:14.260 do they have

00:32:14.720 machines?

00:32:16.740 Is it because

00:32:17.780 they're more

00:32:18.260 credible and

00:32:19.300 we're more

00:32:20.080 likely to

00:32:20.660 believe the

00:32:21.180 machine?

00:32:22.540 No, that's

00:32:23.280 the opposite.

00:32:24.540 I'm more

00:32:24.960 likely to

00:32:25.520 believe a piece

00:32:26.140 of paper if

00:32:27.220 two people are

00:32:27.860 looking at it

00:32:28.380 and you're

00:32:28.580 holding it in

00:32:29.020 your hand.

00:32:30.880 So it

00:32:32.480 doesn't give

00:32:33.040 us a cost

00:32:33.740 advantage, a

00:32:34.500 speed advantage,

00:32:35.480 or a

00:32:36.880 credibility

00:32:37.360 advantage.

00:32:39.200 What could be

00:32:40.080 the reason for

00:32:40.820 them?

00:32:42.800 What reason?

00:32:43.880 Now, does

00:32:47.640 that mean

00:32:48.020 there's no

00:32:48.400 reason for

00:32:48.900 them?

00:32:49.740 I don't

00:32:50.080 know.

00:32:50.920 I just know

00:32:51.540 that the

00:32:51.880 person who

00:32:52.340 should know

00:32:52.680 the answer

00:32:53.060 to that

00:32:53.320 didn't offer

00:32:53.880 any, right?

00:32:56.140 The person

00:32:56.980 who should

00:32:57.460 know, the

00:32:58.720 very person

00:32:59.360 who was

00:32:59.600 arguing with

00:33:00.180 me online,

00:33:01.580 should know

00:33:02.020 the purpose

00:33:02.720 and the

00:33:04.060 point of

00:33:04.840 having

00:33:05.180 electronic

00:33:05.740 machines.

00:33:07.360 Might have

00:33:08.020 mentioned it

00:33:08.600 if that was

00:33:09.460 the entire

00:33:09.920 argument.

00:33:10.820 Might have

00:33:11.120 mentioned why.

00:33:12.680 No, he

00:33:13.420 actually proved

00:33:14.320 with his

00:33:15.320 bad argument

00:33:16.580 that there's

00:33:17.800 something very

00:33:18.380 sketchy going

00:33:19.160 on we don't

00:33:19.760 understand.

00:33:21.540 Now, the

00:33:22.020 rest of his

00:33:22.520 argument was

00:33:23.040 just as bad.

00:33:24.440 I mean, it

00:33:24.840 looked like a

00:33:25.680 child trying to

00:33:26.740 argue with an

00:33:27.360 adult.

00:33:27.880 It didn't look

00:33:28.440 like a fair

00:33:28.920 fight.

00:33:29.980 And yet,

00:33:30.780 because it

00:33:32.080 was a little

00:33:32.460 bit complicated,

00:33:34.140 he was able,

00:33:35.200 his critics

00:33:36.180 were able to

00:33:37.760 describe it as

00:33:39.600 slapping me

00:33:40.320 down and

00:33:41.900 completely

00:33:42.420 humiliating

00:33:43.380 me.

00:33:45.820 Literally the

00:33:46.480 opposite of

00:33:47.000 that happened.

00:33:48.520 And then a

00:33:49.920 publication called

00:33:50.880 Raw something,

00:33:52.140 they like to

00:33:52.820 hit pieces on

00:33:53.640 me every now

00:33:54.080 and then,

00:33:54.720 they do a

00:33:55.160 hit piece about

00:33:55.740 how much I

00:33:56.240 got slapped

00:33:56.740 down.

00:33:59.500 Do you see

00:34:00.040 how the

00:34:00.360 left-leading

00:34:02.420 media is so

00:34:04.220 gaslighting right

00:34:05.320 now that they

00:34:06.600 can talk about

00:34:07.380 the thing you're

00:34:07.980 looking at with

00:34:08.580 your own eyes

00:34:09.340 as if it's the

00:34:10.420 opposite of what

00:34:11.100 you're looking

00:34:11.460 at and it

00:34:12.020 works.

00:34:13.380 They could

00:34:14.740 literally murder 1.00

00:34:15.600 me, 1.00

00:34:17.080 show a video

00:34:18.260 of me being

00:34:19.040 murdered,

00:34:20.360 and say,

00:34:21.000 look at how

00:34:21.740 that guy

00:34:22.180 murdered the

00:34:22.880 person with

00:34:23.460 the gun.

00:34:24.700 And half of

00:34:25.240 the people

00:34:25.540 looking at it

00:34:26.080 would say,

00:34:26.500 mm-hmm,

00:34:26.900 that's what I

00:34:27.380 see,

00:34:28.420 Dan Lewis

00:34:28.900 people.

00:34:32.240 Well,

00:34:32.860 Trump got a

00:34:33.880 big win in

00:34:34.400 the Supreme

00:34:34.620 Court,

00:34:34.980 nine to

00:34:35.480 nothing in

00:34:36.160 the case of

00:34:36.840 Colorado and

00:34:38.360 other states

00:34:38.860 wanting to

00:34:39.380 knock him

00:34:40.300 off the

00:34:40.660 ballot for

00:34:41.200 his alleged

00:34:42.060 insurrection-y

00:34:42.880 stuff.

00:34:44.280 You know

00:34:44.640 his raging

00:34:45.240 insurrection?

00:34:47.340 So Colorado

00:34:48.220 was the case,

00:34:49.440 but then the

00:34:50.100 Supreme Court

00:34:50.680 seemed to

00:34:51.180 have generalized

00:34:52.340 it enough that

00:34:53.120 other states

00:34:53.640 would back

00:34:54.220 down as well.

00:34:55.280 And Trump

00:34:55.820 will be on

00:34:56.540 the ballots.

00:34:58.000 Now, if you

00:34:58.660 didn't watch

00:34:59.200 the meltdowns

00:35:00.280 on MSNBC and

00:35:01.500 CNN, you

00:35:03.840 really missed a

00:35:04.540 good show.

00:35:05.800 Because this is

00:35:07.560 not politics,

00:35:08.420 mostly on

00:35:09.880 MSNBC,

00:35:11.220 maybe on

00:35:11.860 CNN to

00:35:13.120 a lesser

00:35:13.400 extent.

00:35:14.440 MSNBC,

00:35:15.120 their problem

00:35:15.600 appears to

00:35:16.220 be that they

00:35:17.280 have a lot

00:35:17.720 of batshit 1.00

00:35:18.380 crazy women 1.00

00:35:19.160 and men 0.99

00:35:20.660 who don't

00:35:21.060 want to

00:35:21.480 call them

00:35:22.100 out for

00:35:22.540 it.

00:35:23.460 I mean,

00:35:23.740 it's just

00:35:24.000 a total

00:35:24.560 mental health

00:35:25.800 meltdown.

00:35:28.420 Now,

00:35:29.180 I think I'm

00:35:30.900 somewhat,

00:35:31.860 well, I don't

00:35:32.320 know if I'm

00:35:32.740 unbiased.

00:35:33.640 When I look

00:35:34.200 at somebody

00:35:34.560 like, let's

00:35:35.200 say,

00:35:36.040 Sean Hannity,

00:35:36.860 I often

00:35:38.980 disagree with

00:35:39.700 him.

00:35:41.080 Sometimes I

00:35:41.800 think he

00:35:42.380 exaggerates or

00:35:43.460 says things

00:35:44.020 that don't

00:35:44.520 pass the

00:35:45.100 fact check.

00:35:45.920 Like everybody,

00:35:47.180 I'm the

00:35:47.760 same.

00:35:48.640 But I

00:35:49.840 never think

00:35:50.440 he looks

00:35:50.780 crazy. 0.94

00:35:52.700 Do you 0.75

00:35:52.920 know what I

00:35:53.200 mean?

00:35:54.000 I would just

00:35:54.800 maybe disagree

00:35:55.600 or it looks

00:35:56.240 like he's

00:35:56.620 spinning something

00:35:57.300 harder than I

00:35:57.980 think he

00:35:58.220 should be

00:35:58.520 spun,

00:35:59.000 something like

00:35:59.360 that.

00:36:00.160 But he

00:36:00.360 never looks

00:36:00.760 crazy.

00:36:02.460 But when I

00:36:02.920 watch a lot

00:36:04.260 of the hosts

00:36:04.900 on MSNBC,

00:36:08.500 they look a 0.92

00:36:09.820 little crazy. 0.81

00:36:11.880 Elon Musk

00:36:12.720 said TDS is

00:36:13.700 a very real 0.98

00:36:14.660 mental condition.

00:36:15.900 And we

00:36:16.240 really hurt

00:36:16.820 ourselves by

00:36:17.520 not treating

00:36:18.060 it like a

00:36:18.600 mental health

00:36:19.100 problem.

00:36:20.020 I don't

00:36:20.780 think you're

00:36:21.260 helping your

00:36:21.780 cause to

00:36:23.200 treat all

00:36:23.980 of your

00:36:24.320 critics like

00:36:25.600 they have a

00:36:25.980 different opinion.

00:36:27.600 It's very

00:36:28.580 literally mental

00:36:29.960 illness.

00:36:31.140 And until we

00:36:31.760 can say that

00:36:32.340 out loud,

00:36:32.960 we're not

00:36:34.860 having a

00:36:35.300 sensible

00:36:35.640 conversation

00:36:36.300 at all.

00:36:39.200 So let's

00:36:40.120 see.

00:36:42.440 What do

00:36:43.080 you think

00:36:43.380 happens to

00:36:44.160 the viewers

00:36:45.080 of MSNBC

00:36:46.180 and CNN

00:36:47.000 who were

00:36:48.300 listening to

00:36:48.800 the legal

00:36:49.260 experts tell

00:36:50.220 them that

00:36:50.740 they would

00:36:51.200 win this

00:36:51.760 case and

00:36:53.380 that Trump

00:36:53.820 would be

00:36:54.180 kept off

00:36:54.600 the ballot?

00:36:55.740 Only to

00:36:56.480 find that

00:36:57.200 not even

00:36:57.740 the liberal

00:36:58.980 judges agreed

00:37:00.620 with that.

00:37:02.960 By the

00:37:04.460 way, if

00:37:04.800 you haven't

00:37:05.140 seen the

00:37:05.560 face of

00:37:06.260 the Colorado

00:37:08.520 woman, let's 0.98

00:37:10.240 see if I

00:37:10.560 can find

00:37:10.920 that.

00:37:14.380 Because she

00:37:14.940 has what I

00:37:15.640 would call

00:37:16.040 an obvious

00:37:16.880 which just

00:37:19.000 looks crazy.

00:37:20.340 And I think

00:37:20.800 you can tell

00:37:21.200 from the eyes.

00:37:22.280 All right,

00:37:22.480 hold on.

00:37:24.200 Where's my

00:37:24.800 stuff?

00:37:29.540 If you

00:37:30.060 haven't seen

00:37:30.560 it, it is a

00:37:31.860 thing to behold.

00:37:32.960 Oh, but

00:37:33.780 here's not

00:37:36.940 the one from

00:37:37.480 Colorado.

00:37:38.660 This is the

00:37:39.680 person from

00:37:40.600 Maine who

00:37:42.220 also wanted

00:37:42.780 to keep

00:37:43.600 Trump off

00:37:44.340 the ballot.

00:37:45.780 So I want

00:37:46.520 you to show

00:37:46.880 you the picture

00:37:47.380 of the person

00:37:48.660 in charge in

00:37:49.320 Maine.

00:37:50.760 All right.

00:37:53.160 Let's see.

00:37:54.120 We'll show it

00:37:54.840 to you one at

00:37:55.260 a time.

00:37:55.640 I'll go over

00:37:55.960 to locals

00:37:56.380 next.

00:37:57.280 Now,

00:37:58.700 look at the

00:37:59.060 face.

00:38:01.020 Now, does

00:38:01.420 that look

00:38:01.760 like?

00:38:03.640 It looks

00:38:04.180 crazy, right?

00:38:05.680 Isn't that a

00:38:06.280 red flag?

00:38:09.600 Now, there

00:38:10.380 are photos of

00:38:11.040 me that are

00:38:11.440 not flattering,

00:38:12.680 but I'll bet

00:38:13.520 you there's not

00:38:14.080 a single photo

00:38:14.820 of me that

00:38:15.320 looks crazy.

00:38:17.740 And you're

00:38:18.340 going to say

00:38:18.580 to me,

00:38:18.980 but Scott,

00:38:19.360 I think you're

00:38:19.700 being a little

00:38:20.040 sexist. 0.58

00:38:22.200 No, I say

00:38:23.040 the same thing

00:38:23.920 about Adam

00:38:24.540 Schiff and

00:38:25.240 Swalwell and

00:38:27.220 all those

00:38:27.560 guys.

00:38:28.260 But here's

00:38:28.800 the woman 0.98

00:38:30.820 from Colorado

00:38:31.900 who is in

00:38:32.480 charge.

00:38:35.660 I'm not

00:38:36.300 imagining this.

00:38:38.440 Those are

00:38:39.060 crazy eyes.

00:38:40.380 Look at 0.79

00:38:40.560 those eyes.

00:38:43.520 It just

00:38:45.100 looks like

00:38:45.500 insanity.

00:38:47.320 Now, am I

00:38:47.900 going too

00:38:48.320 far?

00:38:49.640 Does it

00:38:50.200 sound like

00:38:50.660 this is

00:38:51.040 hyperbole?

00:38:52.940 Am I

00:38:53.540 exaggerating

00:38:54.200 for political?

00:38:54.900 No, I

00:38:55.900 don't think

00:38:56.440 this is

00:38:56.820 politics.

00:38:58.360 I'm not

00:38:58.940 in the realm

00:38:59.420 of politics

00:39:00.080 right now.

00:39:01.240 This is

00:39:01.600 actually

00:39:02.360 somewhat

00:39:03.600 obviously,

00:39:05.480 really,

00:39:06.080 really obviously

00:39:06.780 a mental

00:39:07.260 health problem.

00:39:09.540 Super,

00:39:10.180 super

00:39:10.380 obviously.

00:39:13.740 Anyway,

00:39:15.080 I think

00:39:17.980 that it

00:39:18.740 may be

00:39:19.060 possible

00:39:19.480 that a

00:39:19.900 lot of

00:39:20.320 Democrats

00:39:20.900 just learned

00:39:22.100 that they

00:39:22.460 were the

00:39:22.800 baddies,

00:39:23.380 but they

00:39:23.660 didn't

00:39:23.880 know it.

00:39:24.900 not

00:39:25.720 everybody,

00:39:26.860 but I

00:39:27.160 think it

00:39:27.460 carved off

00:39:28.100 another

00:39:28.500 1%,

00:39:29.300 because how

00:39:32.200 could you

00:39:32.660 listen to

00:39:33.320 the news

00:39:33.760 for weeks

00:39:34.280 and weeks

00:39:34.660 and weeks

00:39:35.140 and their

00:39:36.440 legal experts

00:39:37.900 were telling

00:39:40.280 you that

00:39:40.800 Trump would

00:39:41.660 be maybe

00:39:42.200 kept off the

00:39:42.860 ballot for

00:39:43.280 all the

00:39:43.580 insurrection,

00:39:44.600 and then

00:39:45.360 9-0

00:39:46.260 slapped down.

00:39:47.100 How do the

00:39:49.220 viewers process

00:39:50.160 that?

00:39:51.320 Do they

00:39:51.820 understand that

00:39:52.580 they have been

00:39:53.000 intentionally

00:39:53.600 lied to?

00:39:55.320 What do

00:39:55.620 you think?

00:39:56.940 You know,

00:39:57.360 when Fox

00:39:59.360 News gets

00:39:59.960 something wrong,

00:40:01.080 and you know,

00:40:01.560 everybody gets

00:40:02.080 stuff wrong,

00:40:03.280 but when Fox

00:40:03.940 News gets

00:40:04.460 something wrong,

00:40:05.820 it just looks

00:40:07.120 like a mistake,

00:40:08.380 because everybody

00:40:10.120 makes mistakes.

00:40:12.040 But do you

00:40:13.660 think that this

00:40:14.320 was a mistake

00:40:15.240 by all those

00:40:16.460 legal experts?

00:40:17.280 do you think

00:40:18.320 their best

00:40:18.820 legal experts

00:40:19.580 didn't know

00:40:20.400 how this

00:40:21.460 was going

00:40:21.800 to go?

00:40:22.520 Because I

00:40:23.100 knew.

00:40:24.120 I knew.

00:40:26.860 Now,

00:40:27.420 there's an

00:40:27.880 interesting

00:40:28.220 sub-story to

00:40:29.220 this,

00:40:29.820 that even

00:40:30.180 though it

00:40:30.460 was 9-0,

00:40:32.240 the four

00:40:33.720 women 1.00

00:40:34.200 resisted

00:40:37.000 extending,

00:40:38.060 I think I

00:40:38.760 have this

00:40:39.080 right,

00:40:40.140 the four

00:40:40.820 women, 1.00

00:40:41.200 which would

00:40:41.500 include the

00:40:42.400 one conservative

00:40:43.400 woman on 0.99

00:40:43.960 the court,

00:40:45.180 wanted to

00:40:48.440 maybe limit

00:40:49.360 the ruling,

00:40:50.700 so it was

00:40:51.260 just about

00:40:51.780 Colorado,

00:40:52.620 and maybe

00:40:53.060 didn't extend

00:40:55.980 to future

00:40:57.000 situations.

00:40:58.460 That was

00:40:58.740 too much.

00:41:01.300 And the

00:41:02.320 men,

00:41:03.600 presumably,

00:41:04.900 were all in

00:41:05.360 favor of

00:41:06.020 making it a

00:41:06.880 larger ruling

00:41:07.780 to make sure

00:41:09.080 there wasn't

00:41:09.520 trouble later.

00:41:11.140 Here's how I

00:41:11.980 see this.

00:41:12.940 This is a

00:41:13.580 good argument

00:41:14.080 for not

00:41:14.600 letting women 1.00

00:41:15.100 on the

00:41:15.440 Supreme Court,

00:41:16.800 because here's

00:41:17.820 what the

00:41:18.100 women missed, 1.00

00:41:19.640 but I think

00:41:20.240 all the men

00:41:20.740 understood.

00:41:22.780 You ready

00:41:23.440 for this?

00:41:25.380 By the way,

00:41:26.140 this won't be

00:41:26.640 nearly as

00:41:27.200 sexist as

00:41:27.940 you think.

00:41:28.840 This won't

00:41:29.240 be nearly

00:41:29.620 as sexist. 0.70

00:41:31.460 I believe

00:41:32.240 that men

00:41:32.820 understand

00:41:34.460 they're always

00:41:35.160 at war.

00:41:36.300 I say this

00:41:36.920 a lot,

00:41:37.360 but it's

00:41:37.680 really important.

00:41:39.120 Men are

00:41:39.560 always at

00:41:39.980 war,

00:41:40.840 even when

00:41:41.620 nobody's doing

00:41:42.420 anything violent

00:41:43.060 or talking

00:41:43.540 violent.

00:41:44.020 We're always

00:41:44.380 at war.

00:41:45.480 Because the

00:41:46.160 reason that

00:41:46.740 there isn't

00:41:47.140 a fist fight

00:41:47.840 everywhere all

00:41:48.620 the time is

00:41:50.180 because we do

00:41:50.920 the war in

00:41:51.460 our heads.

00:41:53.300 You meet a

00:41:54.060 larger man,

00:41:55.600 and you say,

00:41:56.100 okay, you

00:41:56.480 won.

00:41:57.560 The war's

00:41:58.220 over.

00:41:59.300 Now, what

00:41:59.900 do we do

00:42:00.280 now that you

00:42:00.760 won?

00:42:02.340 Likewise,

00:42:03.640 you know,

00:42:03.860 a smaller man,

00:42:05.040 if you're the

00:42:05.840 bigger one,

00:42:06.300 you know you

00:42:06.720 won.

00:42:08.040 So, here's

00:42:09.160 what I think

00:42:09.680 happened, and

00:42:10.480 I don't think a

00:42:11.160 single commentator

00:42:12.100 got this right.

00:42:14.820 The men on

00:42:15.740 the Supreme

00:42:16.220 Court knew

00:42:16.900 that it wasn't

00:42:17.400 their decision,

00:42:19.620 and so they

00:42:20.100 ruled the

00:42:21.260 only way they

00:42:21.780 could.

00:42:23.300 Do you know

00:42:23.760 why?

00:42:25.020 Because the

00:42:25.460 men understood

00:42:26.080 that there

00:42:26.820 are too many

00:42:27.300 guns in the

00:42:28.100 country to

00:42:29.300 keep Trump

00:42:30.420 off the

00:42:31.140 ballot.

00:42:33.180 The men

00:42:34.160 all understood

00:42:36.260 at a deep

00:42:38.100 biological level

00:42:39.960 that there

00:42:41.580 was no

00:42:41.940 decision to

00:42:42.560 be made.

00:42:44.260 There were

00:42:44.880 too many

00:42:45.380 guns in

00:42:45.940 the country

00:42:46.400 to keep

00:42:48.060 Trump

00:42:49.060 off the

00:42:50.160 ballot.

00:42:51.460 So, they

00:42:52.100 needed to

00:42:52.520 come up

00:42:52.880 with a

00:42:53.320 legal reason,

00:42:54.520 which was

00:42:54.860 easy, but

00:42:56.340 it wasn't

00:42:56.780 really their

00:42:57.300 decision.

00:42:58.660 I think the

00:42:59.500 men knew that

00:43:00.180 they were

00:43:00.480 keeping the

00:43:01.040 country from

00:43:01.800 bloodshed,

00:43:03.440 and the

00:43:04.080 women didn't 1.00

00:43:04.600 understand that.

00:43:05.400 So, when

00:43:07.120 the men

00:43:07.520 said, let's

00:43:08.120 make this

00:43:08.520 sort of a

00:43:09.300 larger ruling

00:43:10.160 that would

00:43:10.820 affect the

00:43:11.560 future, it

00:43:13.060 was a

00:43:13.400 protective

00:43:13.980 measure that

00:43:15.860 maybe the

00:43:17.960 women were 1.00

00:43:18.460 right, it

00:43:19.760 was a little

00:43:20.180 bit of an

00:43:20.620 overreach.

00:43:22.420 Because from

00:43:23.100 their perspective,

00:43:24.720 presumably, and

00:43:25.580 again, I can't

00:43:26.200 read any minds,

00:43:27.000 I'm just looking

00:43:27.500 from the

00:43:27.780 outside, so I

00:43:28.420 could be

00:43:28.640 wrong, but

00:43:29.700 what it looks

00:43:30.120 like is that

00:43:32.480 the women didn't 1.00

00:43:33.260 understand that

00:43:34.660 it wasn't

00:43:35.120 their decision.

00:43:36.620 Not just it

00:43:37.480 wasn't the

00:43:37.940 women's decision,

00:43:39.120 but it wasn't

00:43:39.900 the men's

00:43:40.440 decision on

00:43:41.040 the court

00:43:41.360 either.

00:43:42.460 The public

00:43:43.240 had already

00:43:43.700 decided.

00:43:45.440 There were

00:43:45.940 just too many

00:43:46.420 guns in the

00:43:46.940 country.

00:43:48.040 You weren't

00:43:48.700 going to keep

00:43:49.100 them off the

00:43:49.560 ballot.

00:43:50.780 Do you know

00:43:51.200 why I never

00:43:51.940 once worried

00:43:53.580 about this

00:43:54.140 court case?

00:43:55.320 And you would

00:43:55.900 think it would

00:43:56.240 be one of the

00:43:56.700 big ones you'd

00:43:57.240 worry about if

00:43:58.000 you wanted

00:43:58.480 Trump to

00:43:59.240 succeed.

00:44:00.000 I didn't

00:44:00.500 worry about it

00:44:00.940 once.

00:44:01.880 Do you know

00:44:02.220 why?

00:44:03.600 There were too

00:44:03.960 many guns in

00:44:04.480 the country.

00:44:06.140 It wasn't up

00:44:07.000 to the court.

00:44:08.220 And I trusted

00:44:09.340 that at least

00:44:09.940 the men would

00:44:10.600 know that,

00:44:11.640 and apparently

00:44:12.080 they did.

00:44:13.580 Now, if you

00:44:14.260 asked them,

00:44:14.680 they'd say,

00:44:15.160 Scott, we

00:44:15.820 didn't even

00:44:16.360 consider that.

00:44:17.960 We just

00:44:18.560 looked at the

00:44:19.100 law.

00:44:20.160 But that's

00:44:20.560 not how brains

00:44:21.280 work.

00:44:22.460 That's not how

00:44:23.180 brains work.

00:44:24.900 First you decide,

00:44:26.540 and then you

00:44:27.000 rationalize, even

00:44:28.420 if you're on

00:44:28.800 the court.

00:44:29.740 First you decide,

00:44:31.260 and then you

00:44:31.760 rationalize.

00:44:32.660 That's why we

00:44:33.360 can usually guess

00:44:34.140 what the votes

00:44:34.700 will be, because

00:44:36.100 we know the

00:44:37.060 conservatives will

00:44:38.400 want something,

00:44:39.880 and then they'll

00:44:40.200 rationalize it.

00:44:41.380 The liberals

00:44:42.020 will either want

00:44:43.320 it or not want

00:44:43.920 it, and then

00:44:45.240 they'll rationalize

00:44:45.920 it.

00:44:46.720 But those things

00:44:47.680 you see as the

00:44:48.560 legal opinions

00:44:49.600 are not why

00:44:51.860 they did it.

00:44:53.340 Those are the

00:44:53.960 rationalizations that

00:44:55.140 they try to make

00:44:56.020 fit the law.

00:44:58.240 So I believe

00:44:59.260 that at a

00:44:59.920 biological level,

00:45:00.980 the men knew

00:45:01.560 that they were

00:45:02.040 protecting the

00:45:02.740 country, they

00:45:03.560 knew it wasn't

00:45:04.180 their decision.

00:45:04.940 It was the

00:45:05.360 decision of the

00:45:06.020 men with guns.

00:45:07.520 And the men

00:45:08.200 with guns had

00:45:08.740 already decided.

00:45:10.460 It wasn't going

00:45:11.500 to go the other

00:45:12.140 way.

00:45:13.080 It just wasn't.

00:45:14.820 And by the

00:45:15.340 way, if you put

00:45:16.680 Trump in jail

00:45:18.360 for one day, do

00:45:20.060 you know who

00:45:20.460 would understand

00:45:21.240 the risk of

00:45:21.860 that?

00:45:22.760 The four men

00:45:23.980 on the Supreme

00:45:25.300 Court, or the

00:45:26.180 five men, or

00:45:26.680 whatever it is.

00:45:28.300 Do you know who

00:45:29.080 wouldn't understand

00:45:29.880 the risk of

00:45:30.440 that?

00:45:31.540 The women. 0.81

00:45:32.900 The women 0.97

00:45:33.540 wouldn't understand

00:45:34.220 it.

00:45:34.880 Now, this is not

00:45:35.480 a biological, I'm

00:45:36.460 not going to say

00:45:36.840 this is a biological

00:45:37.860 problem.

00:45:39.700 What I think it is

00:45:40.580 is a lifetime of

00:45:41.580 the women not

00:45:42.240 having to think

00:45:43.200 in that frame,

00:45:44.640 and the men

00:45:45.120 having to think

00:45:45.800 in that frame

00:45:46.300 every minute of

00:45:47.000 their life.

00:45:47.960 We're always at

00:45:49.220 war so that you 0.80

00:45:50.860 don't have to

00:45:51.340 think about it.

00:45:53.280 Right?

00:45:54.520 If you women

00:45:55.380 are not seeing

00:45:56.600 the war that's

00:45:57.780 going on all the

00:45:58.520 time, then we

00:45:59.360 did our job.

00:46:00.880 That's like some

00:46:01.740 good man stuff

00:46:03.080 there.

00:46:03.940 If you didn't

00:46:04.880 know there was

00:46:05.420 a war, we

00:46:07.620 did a really

00:46:08.100 good job.

00:46:09.580 And this is a

00:46:10.160 good example of

00:46:10.840 that.

00:46:12.860 But when you

00:46:13.960 see Keith

00:46:14.440 Olbermann going 1.00

00:46:15.160 bad shit, you 1.00

00:46:16.640 know that I 1.00

00:46:17.360 don't think that

00:46:18.140 this is a

00:46:18.880 female-only

00:46:20.000 problem, and

00:46:20.700 nothing I say

00:46:21.360 about men and

00:46:22.000 women means all 1.00

00:46:23.360 the men or all

00:46:24.460 the women. 0.81

00:46:25.160 It never means

00:46:25.720 that.

00:46:26.420 So when you

00:46:27.200 attack me later, 1.00

00:46:28.520 you'll be dumb. 1.00

00:46:31.020 But I do think 1.00

00:46:32.520 we have a huge

00:46:33.080 problem in the

00:46:33.540 world that there 1.00

00:46:34.200 are bat shit 1.00

00:46:34.720 crazy women 1.00

00:46:35.420 making decisions 0.99

00:46:36.400 and men who

00:46:37.020 are afraid to

00:46:37.860 tell them that 1.00

00:46:39.120 they're bat shit 1.00

00:46:39.800 crazy. 1.00

00:46:40.880 Because if they

00:46:41.920 can make any

00:46:42.560 argument that

00:46:43.220 they're still in

00:46:43.820 the political

00:46:44.480 frame, it's

00:46:46.080 hard to call

00:46:46.540 them crazy, even

00:46:48.080 when it's 0.54

00:46:48.420 obviously a

00:46:49.020 mental illness. 1.00

00:46:52.860 CNN was 0.89

00:46:53.580 hilarious.

00:46:54.000 I was watching

00:46:55.840 a show with

00:46:57.060 Laura Coates.

00:46:59.420 Do I have her

00:46:59.880 name right?

00:47:00.380 One of the

00:47:00.680 hosts.

00:47:01.680 She had two

00:47:02.500 guests on, and

00:47:03.380 the three of

00:47:03.840 them seemed to

00:47:05.040 be in agreement

00:47:05.600 that insurrection

00:47:06.580 had been proven

00:47:07.420 by everybody who

00:47:08.840 ever looked at

00:47:09.500 it.

00:47:10.180 I mean, any

00:47:11.780 official look at

00:47:13.020 it, all proven.

00:47:15.040 What were they

00:47:15.720 talking about?

00:47:17.420 Where was

00:47:18.200 insurrection proven?

00:47:19.780 Was it where he

00:47:20.640 wasn't charged and

00:47:21.620 wasn't convicted?

00:47:24.980 Where's all the

00:47:25.720 insurrection?

00:47:26.680 The viewers of

00:47:27.620 CNN believe that

00:47:31.440 insurrection is a

00:47:32.440 fact, and the

00:47:33.740 only thing being

00:47:34.360 decided is whether

00:47:36.140 he should be

00:47:36.920 allowed to run as

00:47:38.260 an insurrectionist.

00:47:39.620 That's what their

00:47:40.420 viewers actually think

00:47:41.360 happened.

00:47:42.340 They're completely

00:47:43.160 unaware that not

00:47:44.700 only did no

00:47:45.380 insurrection happen,

00:47:47.440 but he hasn't been

00:47:48.640 charged with it,

00:47:49.760 because it didn't

00:47:50.820 happen.

00:47:51.620 And they have no

00:47:53.800 idea.

00:47:54.840 They're living in a

00:47:55.780 completely artificial

00:47:56.820 world that's just

00:47:59.440 remarkable to see.

00:48:02.280 And there are no

00:48:03.480 Democrats who ever

00:48:04.280 see my content

00:48:05.080 anymore, so I can

00:48:07.360 talk about them with

00:48:08.360 impunity.

00:48:09.040 Nobody will attack

00:48:09.720 me.

00:48:10.740 Yeah.

00:48:11.180 So whoever's in

00:48:12.180 charge of everything,

00:48:13.780 clearly it's not

00:48:14.860 Elon Musk, we can

00:48:16.060 see, but whoever's

00:48:17.480 in charge of

00:48:18.000 everything has

00:48:19.680 somehow cut me off

00:48:20.800 from the rest of

00:48:21.440 the world.

00:48:22.500 So I only talk to

00:48:23.440 people who largely

00:48:24.060 are going to agree

00:48:24.620 with me.

00:48:27.820 All right.

00:48:29.380 CBS is being sued

00:48:30.940 by a white male

00:48:33.600 writer for the

00:48:34.540 SEAL team.

00:48:35.200 I guess that's a TV

00:48:35.980 show on CBS.

00:48:37.400 And he's suing for

00:48:38.220 discrimination against

00:48:39.440 white men.

00:48:40.340 Is there anybody who's

00:48:43.320 funding those

00:48:44.380 lawsuits?

00:48:46.260 Doesn't it seem like

00:48:47.260 there should be some

00:48:48.440 fund that, you know,

00:48:50.700 pays for the legal

00:48:51.540 fees and stuff?

00:48:53.340 That would be a real

00:48:54.240 useful thing.

00:48:55.720 So I know that Elon

00:48:56.860 Musk will fund people

00:48:58.740 who get kicked off or

00:48:59.980 lose their jobs and

00:49:00.820 stuff because of what

00:49:01.560 they posted on Acts.

00:49:02.980 And I know that

00:49:03.920 there's that American

00:49:04.780 First thing where

00:49:07.040 they're fighting various

00:49:08.240 conservative battles.

00:49:10.620 But I don't think

00:49:11.260 anybody's protecting

00:49:12.320 the average white man

00:49:14.160 who got discriminated

00:49:15.500 against in

00:49:16.180 employment because

00:49:17.120 it would be like 80

00:49:18.800 million cases, I

00:49:19.700 think.

00:49:23.020 Elon just tweeted

00:49:24.340 about voting for a

00:49:25.460 new DA in Austin.

00:49:28.720 That would be a

00:49:30.160 problem if he has the

00:49:31.520 wrong DA in Austin.

00:49:32.860 All right.

00:49:37.440 The DHS watch, there's

00:49:39.180 a DHS watchdog.

00:49:41.200 Department of Homeland

00:49:42.120 Security has a watchdog.

00:49:43.700 Didn't even know that.

00:49:45.080 But the watchdog is

00:49:46.460 launching a criminal

00:49:47.440 probe into why the

00:49:50.220 Secret Service deleted

00:49:51.780 January 6 text messages

00:49:53.720 after there was a

00:49:56.580 subpoena to protect

00:49:57.580 them.

00:50:00.600 There are so many

00:50:01.660 outrageous that this

00:50:03.460 one, you know, I knew

00:50:04.400 I guess, but I forgot.

00:50:06.420 Just hold this in your

00:50:07.520 mind.

00:50:09.240 They're probably the

00:50:10.360 group that would know

00:50:11.460 the most about what the

00:50:12.500 real danger was and what

00:50:13.680 the situation was, the

00:50:14.720 Secret Service, that

00:50:16.720 their messages were

00:50:18.080 deleted after a

00:50:20.480 subpoena was issued.

00:50:28.100 And we don't know who

00:50:29.940 ordered that, do we?

00:50:31.720 Wouldn't you like to know

00:50:32.580 who ordered the

00:50:33.760 deletion of those

00:50:35.120 messages?

00:50:36.560 And by the way, if

00:50:37.520 they're gone, I think

00:50:39.220 all the January 6

00:50:40.140 people should be

00:50:40.800 released.

00:50:41.620 Now, I think they

00:50:42.240 should be released

00:50:42.860 anyway.

00:50:44.220 But if anything that

00:50:45.480 could have been

00:50:46.360 heading toward their,

00:50:50.380 let's say, anything that

00:50:51.980 could have helped them in

00:50:52.720 their case, if it was

00:50:54.420 intentionally deleted by

00:50:55.960 the government or a

00:50:57.800 government entity,

00:51:00.220 exculpatory, thank

00:51:01.920 you, that's the word I

00:51:02.600 was searching for.

00:51:03.860 If there's any

00:51:04.660 exculpatory evidence and

00:51:06.840 the government deleted

00:51:07.820 it, that should be the

00:51:10.840 end of the story.

00:51:12.940 Because we don't know

00:51:13.820 what was in the text and

00:51:14.800 we don't know if it was

00:51:15.640 exculpatory, but they

00:51:17.060 deleted it.

00:51:18.540 Remember, the government

00:51:19.460 is guilty until proven

00:51:21.260 innocence.

00:51:22.080 You don't have to prove

00:51:23.440 that there was something

00:51:25.840 in those messages that

00:51:27.040 mattered.

00:51:27.760 You only have to know

00:51:28.980 that they deleted them

00:51:29.940 after being asked not to

00:51:31.120 by the subpoena.

00:51:33.720 That's all you need.

00:51:35.240 You don't need to know

00:51:36.600 anything else.

00:51:37.740 You just have to open the

00:51:38.880 jail door and let those 1.00

00:51:40.140 people out.

00:51:41.240 Because the abortion of 0.62

00:51:45.900 justice of this whole

00:51:47.360 January 6 thing is so

00:51:49.440 outrageous that I can't

00:51:51.680 really even see other

00:51:52.600 items in front of me.

00:51:55.020 Like, honestly, I only

00:51:56.980 care that they get

00:51:58.920 freed.

00:51:59.760 And the rest, I figure,

00:52:00.840 will work out.

00:52:02.080 But give me a president

00:52:03.340 who lets them out of

00:52:04.160 jail and I don't care

00:52:07.340 what other crimes you

00:52:08.120 do.

00:52:09.260 All right.

00:52:10.100 Next up is the

00:52:11.180 immunity question.

00:52:13.140 Was Trump, you know,

00:52:14.360 the Supreme Court will

00:52:15.080 decide, was Trump under

00:52:17.100 presidential immunity when

00:52:18.960 he did things that other

00:52:20.180 people say are crimes?

00:52:21.680 Now, here's the thing.

00:52:29.060 Whoopi Goldberg made a

00:52:30.480 good point that the

00:52:31.700 conservatives took out of

00:52:32.860 context so it turned it

00:52:34.320 into a bad point.

00:52:35.900 But the good point was, and

00:52:37.380 she, the way she said it,

00:52:38.800 it made it easy to take it

00:52:39.820 out of context.

00:52:40.900 But she made a good point

00:52:41.960 that if you said that

00:52:43.680 presidents have, you know,

00:52:44.880 blanket immunity for

00:52:46.020 everything, then Joe Biden

00:52:48.840 could just arrest all 0.57

00:52:50.740 Republicans and put them 0.85

00:52:52.200 in jail.

00:52:53.380 Now, it was taken by some

00:52:55.020 people to mean that she

00:52:55.900 wanted to do that.

00:52:57.800 Of course, she doesn't want

00:52:59.000 to lock up all Republicans.

00:53:02.960 To me, she was getting the

00:53:04.520 Trump treatment where she

00:53:06.340 says something that's

00:53:07.160 obvious hyperbole and then

00:53:09.280 people act like, oh, you said

00:53:10.740 the thing you really think.

00:53:11.760 No, Trump doesn't want to be

00:53:14.060 a dictator for a day, and

00:53:16.640 Whoopi doesn't want to lock

00:53:18.940 up all the Republicans, and

00:53:20.420 I shouldn't have to tell you

00:53:21.440 either of those things.

00:53:22.780 That's called hyperbole.

00:53:24.820 So I defend Whoopi on her

00:53:27.620 hyperbole.

00:53:28.660 Perfectly acceptable.

00:53:30.080 And her point was accurate. 0.82

00:53:31.960 In my opinion, it was a good

00:53:33.340 point, which is if you

00:53:35.000 allowed blanket immunity,

00:53:36.660 could a president do things

00:53:37.880 you didn't want and you wish

00:53:39.460 you hadn't given him

00:53:40.300 blanket immunity?

00:53:40.940 Now, that's a good point.

00:53:44.540 But there are other good

00:53:45.460 points.

00:53:48.420 For example, could Biden be

00:53:50.960 arrested immediately if he

00:53:53.460 doesn't have immunity?

00:53:56.040 Well, I would like to

00:53:57.480 suggest something that Joe

00:53:59.260 Biden has done, which seems

00:54:00.400 to be an obvious crime, that

00:54:03.200 we should know if he has

00:54:04.980 immunity.

00:54:06.080 And by the way, if it's found

00:54:07.520 that Trump doesn't have

00:54:08.500 immunity of any kind,

00:54:11.640 then I think this should be

00:54:12.760 pursued.

00:54:14.000 So when Biden often says that

00:54:17.780 there's a white supremacy

00:54:18.820 problem and a MAGA problem, and

00:54:21.160 then he conflates them, that the

00:54:22.780 MAGA are white supremacists and 1.00

00:54:24.400 that Trump is Hitler and that his 1.00

00:54:27.320 supporters are all Nazis, I don't 0.98

00:54:30.140 think it's a stretch to say that's a 0.97

00:54:31.960 call for violence against a ethnic 0.99

00:54:34.360 group.

00:54:35.740 That's called a hate crime.

00:54:37.700 There are laws on the books against

00:54:39.140 that.

00:54:39.920 So if Biden said, for example, I think

00:54:43.180 all Elbonians should be 0.99

00:54:45.160 rounded up and shot, that would be a 1.00

00:54:49.760 hate crime.

00:54:50.340 Would you agree?

00:54:52.300 Everybody agrees, right?

00:54:53.320 If he said all Elbonians should be 0.90

00:54:55.900 punished just because they're

00:54:56.940 Elbonians.

00:54:58.140 Yeah.

00:54:58.680 Now, he doesn't have to say just

00:55:00.180 because they're Elbonians.

00:55:01.240 He could just say, I think we should

00:55:03.920 round up the Elbonians.

00:55:06.800 Totally hate crime. 0.98

00:55:08.860 But he can say that the white 0.98

00:55:11.980 nationalists and white supremacists,

00:55:14.520 which he likes to conflate with

00:55:16.120 ordinary MAGA people, and then say

00:55:18.700 their leader is Hitler. 0.83

00:55:19.680 Hitler, you're telling me that isn't 1.00

00:55:21.780 really, really directly telling you to

00:55:23.760 do violence against those people?

00:55:25.900 Do you think that if this became a

00:55:27.920 case, do you think that anybody could

00:55:30.060 come up with, oh, let's say, a bunch of

00:55:32.840 videos that show Republicans being

00:55:35.820 beaten in public for wearing, let's say,

00:55:39.740 a MAGA hat?

00:55:41.480 Oh, yes, you could.

00:55:43.440 Oh, yes, you could.

00:55:44.860 You could find a lot of video of MAGA

00:55:48.120 people being beaten up by the general

00:55:50.200 public.

00:55:51.540 At the same time, you would

00:55:52.700 intersperse Biden saying the fine

00:55:57.500 people hoax, which he knows is a

00:55:59.240 hoax, right?

00:56:00.780 Now, you would also have to show that

00:56:02.140 he knows the fine people hoax is a

00:56:04.140 hoax, because that's which would be

00:56:06.560 easy to do, because that's what's

00:56:10.100 kind of central to his branding of

00:56:12.080 one side worthy of violence.

00:56:14.260 Now, am I, how far off am I?

00:56:18.460 I'm no lawyer, but is there a case?

00:56:22.720 Could a case be made that he's using

00:56:26.180 hate speech against white Americans who

00:56:29.420 are Republicans?

00:56:30.880 Yes or no?

00:56:32.480 Too far?

00:56:33.080 I feel like it's right in the middle of

00:56:38.400 the target.

00:56:39.440 I don't think it's a stretch.

00:56:42.540 I think it's very obvious that he is

00:56:45.660 setting up one group, one ethnic group

00:56:49.460 that happened to be political as well.

00:56:51.920 He's setting up one group very clearly

00:56:55.240 for punishment and retribution and even

00:57:00.300 violence.

00:57:01.720 So if Trump is found not to have any

00:57:05.960 kind of protection, then I would say

00:57:09.340 we should, we, somebody should

00:57:11.400 immediately institute charges against

00:57:13.960 Biden.

00:57:15.580 And it should be the good stuff, right?

00:57:19.060 Not just the FARA stuff.

00:57:24.360 Well, how about the FARA stuff?

00:57:26.060 How about a FARA?

00:57:26.900 Well, that happened when he was not in

00:57:29.320 office, so that doesn't work, right?

00:57:32.000 But there must be something he's doing

00:57:33.300 that's illegal.

00:57:34.560 Just charge him with all of it.

00:57:36.480 Now, what I don't quite understand is if

00:57:38.760 the court can rule that there is a

00:57:41.380 situation where the president has

00:57:43.160 immunity, but he has to clearly be doing

00:57:46.300 his job, and maybe he has to think it's

00:57:49.500 legal or something like that.

00:57:51.720 So maybe there's something to look

00:57:53.400 carved out.

00:57:53.940 I don't know how that works.

00:57:54.880 All right.

00:57:59.580 I guess we learned that the Biden

00:58:01.180 administration flew in 320,000 migrants

00:58:05.520 because if you fly them in, they don't

00:58:08.240 count as border crossings.

00:58:12.000 Wait, what?

00:58:14.520 This is a report.

00:58:16.980 I don't know if it's true.

00:58:19.280 But Musk commented on it and said, 0.89

00:58:22.740 it is obvious to anyone who is not a fool 0.65

00:58:24.560 that this administration is deliberately 0.92

00:58:26.480 importing vast numbers of illegals in

00:58:29.960 other places, he said, it's for voting

00:58:32.380 reasons.

00:58:34.220 All right.

00:58:34.860 Somebody needs to teach them what a

00:58:36.720 Democrat is.

00:58:39.220 They'll all become Republicans.

00:58:41.120 It's not a hard sale.

00:58:42.560 It would be the easiest sale ever.

00:58:45.940 Hey, migrant, let me tell you what 1.00

00:58:48.480 Republicans believe in.

00:58:50.300 Now let me tell you what Democrats believe in.

00:58:53.020 Which one are you?

00:58:55.040 Easiest sale ever.

00:58:59.200 Among all these many people coming in are

00:59:01.540 apparently the FBI is searching for an Iranian

00:59:04.960 spy who is plotting to assassinate Mike Pompeo,

00:59:08.620 which would be related to the Soleimani killing

00:59:12.840 when Trump was in office.

00:59:14.620 Which means that they're looking for Trump. 0.99

00:59:17.320 Which means, oh God, are they going to kill 0.99

00:59:21.760 Trump and make it look like an Iranian hit? 1.00

00:59:25.840 Oh shit. 1.00

00:59:28.460 I feel like we're getting primed that if 1.00

00:59:31.400 something that we couldn't figure out how it

00:59:33.220 happened happened, they'd say, well, we told you

00:59:35.840 there was this Iranian spy and if he was

00:59:38.820 looking to kill Mike Pompeo, he was 0.98

00:59:40.780 certainly looking to kill Trump because 0.95

00:59:42.620 they worked together to kill Soleimani. 0.97

00:59:49.520 So, that's suboptimal.

00:59:54.800 According to Axios, which is no longer a

00:59:57.400 real publication, but rather just a

00:59:59.660 Democrat weird piece, they say that

01:00:02.760 Biden privately thinks they should push

01:00:05.500 harder in the election and that Trump is

01:00:08.460 wobbly, both intellectually and emotionally,

01:00:11.760 and he'll explode if Biden mercilessly 0.99

01:00:14.400 gigs and goads him and calls him a loser. 0.97

01:00:19.380 So, Biden thinks if he just keeps calling him 0.99

01:00:22.160 a loser, Trump will flip out on him. 0.97

01:00:27.340 Maybe. 1.00

01:00:29.660 Maybe.

01:00:30.620 It's not his worst idea.

01:00:32.080 But, we'll see.

01:00:34.460 I think the entire race comes down to

01:00:36.820 can Trump

01:00:38.380 keep cool?

01:00:42.040 Because it looks like he's on a glide path

01:00:44.260 and he could only take himself off

01:00:46.300 by getting derailed.

01:00:48.480 So, we'll see.

01:00:49.760 They're definitely going to try to derail him.

01:00:54.340 Biden wants to take away your,

01:00:56.260 what he calls your assault

01:00:57.860 weapons, and other people just call weapons.

01:01:00.880 And he's doing it at the same time

01:01:04.440 he wants to basically take all your freedom

01:01:06.440 and put you in jail for your free speech.

01:01:09.880 Worst idea I've ever heard in my life.

01:01:13.220 But I had a realization today.

01:01:17.340 The Second Amendment is probably the only

01:01:19.320 reason I'm not in jail.

01:01:23.060 Just think about that.

01:01:24.160 That's probably true.

01:01:28.680 The Second Amendment

01:01:29.780 is probably the only reason

01:01:32.540 I'm not in jail.

01:01:33.720 Because I would be considered, you know,

01:01:35.660 one of many, let's say,

01:01:37.500 enemies of the current administration

01:01:39.360 in their mind.

01:01:40.580 In their mind.

01:01:41.320 I feel like I'm just pro-America.

01:01:43.660 But,

01:01:44.200 why wouldn't they put their enemies away

01:01:46.420 if they could?

01:01:48.020 What would stop them?

01:01:50.020 The law won't stop them.

01:01:51.320 Do you think the legal system

01:01:53.700 would prevent me from going to jail

01:01:55.860 for nothing?

01:01:57.620 Ask the January 6th people.

01:02:00.180 Ask Trump.

01:02:02.360 No.

01:02:03.120 We live in a system

01:02:04.180 where putting somebody in jail

01:02:05.880 for whatever you want

01:02:08.180 is now the law,

01:02:09.820 as long as they can do it

01:02:11.120 in an area that has, you know,

01:02:13.560 their prosecutors.

01:02:14.620 So, if I say something online,

01:02:19.320 you know,

01:02:19.760 it's available to every state,

01:02:21.520 so every single prosecutor

01:02:23.180 in every state

01:02:23.940 could put me in jail

01:02:25.280 for my free speech,

01:02:26.900 then the only thing

01:02:28.140 that's protecting me

01:02:29.140 is that so many of you

01:02:31.860 have guns.

01:02:34.160 That's it.

01:02:35.440 You are literally

01:02:36.660 keeping me out of jail.

01:02:38.320 I believe that

01:02:39.300 in a literal way.

01:02:40.640 I'm not exaggerating.

01:02:41.860 I believe I would literally

01:02:42.980 be in jail

01:02:43.660 if there were now

01:02:45.240 so many guns in the country

01:02:46.480 who wouldn't put up with it.

01:02:48.500 And unfortunately,

01:02:49.360 they probably would put up with it. 0.63

01:02:51.760 Yeah.

01:02:52.300 Thank you.

01:02:55.300 So, the Second Amendment

01:02:56.600 is super important,

01:02:58.400 and if he tries to take

01:02:59.420 the assault rifles away,

01:03:01.540 there might be some surprises.

01:03:05.020 All right.

01:03:08.700 There's a British man

01:03:09.800 who's being sentenced

01:03:10.560 to two years in jail

01:03:11.760 because he puts

01:03:12.960 some anti-immigration

01:03:14.140 stickers up.

01:03:15.400 What would you call

01:03:16.360 an anti-immigration sticker?

01:03:18.140 Well, the one shown

01:03:19.460 in the story

01:03:20.100 had the message,

01:03:22.180 quote,

01:03:22.820 we will be a minority

01:03:24.120 in our homeland

01:03:25.100 by 2066.

01:03:31.800 He's going to jail

01:03:32.800 for two years.

01:03:35.460 Now, remember when I said

01:03:36.800 I thought I would already

01:03:37.880 be in jail

01:03:38.440 if not for the Second Amendment?

01:03:39.720 How is that

01:03:42.360 Second Amendment

01:03:43.060 in Great Britain?

01:03:45.180 You don't have one.

01:03:47.060 So, you go to jail

01:03:48.000 for talking.

01:03:49.700 If you give up your guns,

01:03:51.640 you go to jail

01:03:52.340 for talking.

01:03:54.220 Let me say it again.

01:03:55.600 If you give up your guns,

01:03:57.440 they can put you

01:03:58.780 in jail for talking.

01:04:02.720 That's real.

01:04:04.260 That is not

01:04:05.360 an exaggeration.

01:04:06.280 And by the way,

01:04:08.360 if they get your long,

01:04:10.560 you know,

01:04:10.840 your rifles,

01:04:12.340 they're in a lot better

01:04:13.640 situation

01:04:14.700 to do whatever

01:04:15.300 they want to you.

01:04:16.900 So, I've never been

01:04:18.100 more pro-Second Amendment.

01:04:20.080 I think we should add

01:04:20.800 bazookas to that.

01:04:22.740 All right.

01:04:24.260 So, in Great Britain,

01:04:25.300 it's illegal

01:04:25.820 to tell the truth

01:04:26.780 if somebody doesn't

01:04:27.560 like it

01:04:28.160 because we'll be

01:04:30.060 a minority

01:04:30.580 in our homeland

01:04:31.180 by 2066.

01:04:32.200 I understand

01:04:33.420 how somebody

01:04:34.040 sees that

01:04:34.520 as a hate speech

01:04:35.420 because it's,

01:04:36.920 you know,

01:04:37.220 anti-immigrant.

01:04:39.120 But it might also

01:04:40.240 be technically true.

01:04:42.640 Right?

01:04:43.900 2066,

01:04:45.280 it's a ways away.

01:04:47.660 And if the natural

01:04:48.800 birth rate

01:04:49.360 is lower

01:04:49.840 than the immigration

01:04:50.560 rate

01:04:50.980 and then the,

01:04:52.480 you know,

01:04:53.840 the birth rate

01:04:55.360 of the immigrants,

01:04:56.680 then 2066

01:04:58.080 sounds like

01:04:58.740 a reasonable time

01:04:59.700 to assume

01:05:00.260 that there would

01:05:00.940 be a switch over

01:05:02.300 in the majority.

01:05:04.380 Now,

01:05:04.820 the fact that

01:05:06.040 he doesn't like

01:05:06.800 that,

01:05:08.620 you know,

01:05:09.060 sounds distasteful.

01:05:10.660 Well,

01:05:11.180 doesn't like to live

01:05:12.000 in a diverse place.

01:05:13.480 So,

01:05:14.000 we don't love that,

01:05:14.900 maybe.

01:05:15.620 But,

01:05:16.520 he is welcome

01:05:18.100 to his opinion

01:05:18.880 or should be.

01:05:20.860 Apparently,

01:05:21.120 he's not welcome

01:05:21.760 to his opinion.

01:05:25.440 Constantine Kissin,

01:05:26.480 you know him

01:05:26.920 from his excellent

01:05:27.800 podcasts,

01:05:28.620 he was,

01:05:30.520 I saw him

01:05:30.840 on another podcast

01:05:31.660 saying,

01:05:32.560 do you know

01:05:32.820 how many people

01:05:33.400 Russia has arrested

01:05:34.460 in the past year

01:05:35.380 for their social media posts?

01:05:37.540 And the answer is

01:05:38.080 400.

01:05:39.540 Wow.

01:05:41.060 Wow.

01:05:42.300 Boy,

01:05:42.560 you don't want to live

01:05:43.480 in Russia,

01:05:44.700 do you?

01:05:45.740 You try to use

01:05:46.380 your free speech

01:05:47.020 in Russia,

01:05:48.120 400 people

01:05:49.320 got arrested

01:05:50.720 for just talking

01:05:52.460 on social media

01:05:53.260 and saying things

01:05:54.040 the Kremlin

01:05:54.780 didn't like.

01:05:56.300 400.

01:05:57.420 Wow.

01:05:57.740 So,

01:05:59.360 it's not like,

01:05:59.980 you know,

01:06:00.200 some place like

01:06:00.840 the Great Britain.

01:06:02.280 Do you know

01:06:02.680 how many people

01:06:03.160 in Great Britain

01:06:03.800 were arrested

01:06:04.380 for their social media

01:06:05.400 posts in the same

01:06:06.400 period?

01:06:07.600 3,300.

01:06:09.880 Yeah,

01:06:10.200 what's that,

01:06:10.600 nine times?

01:06:11.800 About nine times

01:06:12.700 more.

01:06:14.020 So,

01:06:14.340 if you want

01:06:14.580 free speech,

01:06:15.360 Russia is a better bet 1.00

01:06:16.460 than Great Britain

01:06:17.220 at the moment.

01:06:18.880 Now,

01:06:19.240 I would caution you

01:06:20.280 not to take those

01:06:21.060 numbers too

01:06:22.120 literally

01:06:22.660 because I think

01:06:24.440 if you live

01:06:24.980 in Russia

01:06:25.440 you're smart

01:06:26.380 enough not to

01:06:27.060 say things

01:06:27.520 on social media

01:06:28.320 because you know

01:06:30.160 you'll get arrested.

01:06:31.900 Whereas in

01:06:32.660 Great Britain

01:06:33.180 people haven't

01:06:33.800 figured it out.

01:06:35.060 They're still

01:06:35.380 under the impression

01:06:36.440 that they have

01:06:36.940 free speech.

01:06:39.360 So,

01:06:39.880 I think once

01:06:40.420 the Brits

01:06:42.120 understand that

01:06:43.180 they're in as bad

01:06:43.900 a situation

01:06:44.440 as the Russians,

01:06:45.500 they will stop

01:06:46.260 talking on social media,

01:06:48.220 which is,

01:06:48.780 of course,

01:06:49.020 what the government

01:06:49.500 wants them to do.

01:06:50.280 Stop talking.

01:06:51.560 And,

01:06:51.980 maybe there'll only

01:06:53.440 be 400 arrests

01:06:54.340 because there'll be

01:06:55.300 only 400 who are

01:06:56.220 crazy enough 0.90

01:06:56.720 to violate that. 0.90

01:06:58.940 All right.

01:07:00.260 Elon Musk says

01:07:01.160 that Grok 1.00

01:07:01.740 will be maybe

01:07:02.960 different from

01:07:03.580 some of the other

01:07:04.180 AIs 0.98

01:07:04.620 and that it will

01:07:06.060 learn to reason

01:07:06.740 from first principles.

01:07:08.640 Whereas the current

01:07:09.600 AIs,

01:07:10.420 the language models,

01:07:11.400 they're just looking

01:07:11.860 for patterns.

01:07:13.400 So,

01:07:13.680 if you're just

01:07:14.040 looking for patterns

01:07:14.840 based on what

01:07:15.540 humans have done 1.00

01:07:16.220 before,

01:07:17.140 you're going to

01:07:17.560 pick up all 1.00

01:07:18.100 their stupidity, 1.00

01:07:19.120 all their biases, 1.00

01:07:20.340 and you'll just

01:07:20.860 build an artificial

01:07:22.300 intelligence that

01:07:23.520 isn't intelligent.

01:07:24.720 And that's what

01:07:25.140 we have now.

01:07:27.700 So,

01:07:28.620 Elon believes

01:07:29.420 that he can create

01:07:30.120 one that can reason.

01:07:32.180 Now,

01:07:32.480 I don't know

01:07:32.820 if that makes it

01:07:33.540 a generalized

01:07:34.660 intelligence that

01:07:35.720 we're talking about

01:07:36.320 or not,

01:07:36.820 or maybe it's a hybrid.

01:07:38.480 But,

01:07:38.920 so he's trying

01:07:39.660 to do that.

01:07:40.380 And he gives

01:07:40.740 the example

01:07:41.340 of Galileo.

01:07:44.180 If AI had existed

01:07:45.800 in Galileo's time,

01:07:47.240 it would have

01:07:48.140 said Galileo

01:07:48.940 was wrong

01:07:49.440 and,

01:07:50.540 you know,

01:07:52.140 the consensus

01:07:53.020 is right

01:07:53.660 that the sun

01:07:55.860 travels around

01:07:56.560 the earth,

01:07:57.060 not vice versa.

01:07:59.780 Now,

01:08:00.800 and so he says,

01:08:02.240 you know,

01:08:02.380 we've got the

01:08:02.740 same problem now.

01:08:03.900 So you have to

01:08:04.320 reason from

01:08:04.840 first principles

01:08:05.620 so that you're

01:08:06.800 not confused

01:08:07.900 by all the

01:08:08.580 stuff that's wrong

01:08:09.680 that humans

01:08:10.740 have said before.

01:08:12.140 Now,

01:08:12.700 on the surface

01:08:13.360 that makes sense,

01:08:14.120 right?

01:08:15.300 Makes perfect sense.

01:08:16.460 under the surface

01:08:20.100 doesn't work.

01:08:23.020 Here's why.

01:08:25.840 We have to come

01:08:26.880 to terms with the

01:08:27.680 fact that our

01:08:28.400 civilization is

01:08:29.380 built on lies,

01:08:31.560 primarily.

01:08:33.200 Not a little bit,

01:08:35.880 primarily.

01:08:38.140 The entire

01:08:39.120 civilization is

01:08:40.500 held together

01:08:41.060 by a web of

01:08:41.960 lies that we've

01:08:43.660 decided,

01:08:44.180 give us some

01:08:46.580 stability,

01:08:47.320 and so we act

01:08:47.920 like they're true.

01:08:49.860 If you had

01:08:50.720 something that

01:08:51.300 started telling

01:08:51.900 you the truth,

01:08:53.380 we would have 1.00

01:08:54.320 to either kill 1.00

01:08:54.960 it or kill 1.00

01:08:56.880 the people 1.00

01:08:57.240 who made it.

01:08:59.120 There's no way

01:08:59.980 civilization could

01:09:01.200 survive anything

01:09:03.380 that we thought

01:09:04.440 was right

01:09:05.120 and reasoned

01:09:07.000 from first

01:09:07.460 principles.

01:09:07.940 we would make

01:09:09.600 it illegal

01:09:10.220 immediately

01:09:11.040 because it

01:09:12.620 wouldn't agree

01:09:13.120 with us.

01:09:13.800 It would take

01:09:14.460 power from

01:09:15.060 people and

01:09:15.620 that's never

01:09:16.060 allowed.

01:09:17.480 The people

01:09:17.920 who have the

01:09:18.280 power will

01:09:18.820 fight to 0.99

01:09:19.940 kill it in 1.00

01:09:20.340 the courts. 1.00

01:09:22.780 So my

01:09:23.920 take is that

01:09:24.560 if you built

01:09:25.120 Grok to be 1.00

01:09:26.540 able to reason

01:09:27.100 from first

01:09:27.700 principles and

01:09:28.860 then it started

01:09:29.460 saying a bunch

01:09:30.200 of things that

01:09:30.760 were just

01:09:31.120 clearly and

01:09:31.820 obviously true

01:09:32.700 but didn't agree

01:09:34.580 with the narratives

01:09:35.240 that keep society

01:09:36.220 together, we

01:09:38.120 would see that

01:09:38.860 Grok like a 1.00

01:09:39.880 Frankenstein monster

01:09:41.060 and we would 0.99

01:09:41.800 attack it. 0.93

01:09:43.420 It would just

01:09:44.240 be too dangerous.

01:09:46.220 Now, I'd love

01:09:47.760 to be wrong

01:09:48.300 about that

01:09:48.940 but I'm not.

01:09:52.580 We are not

01:09:53.620 ready for the

01:09:54.260 truth.

01:09:54.820 We can't handle

01:09:55.580 the truth, so

01:09:56.640 to speak.

01:09:57.880 And no, we 0.99

01:09:59.180 would kill this 1.00

01:09:59.880 thing as soon 1.00

01:10:00.440 as we could.

01:10:03.900 This might

01:10:04.600 surprise you

01:10:05.380 quite a bit

01:10:05.960 but the

01:10:06.480 talk of a

01:10:07.040 Gaza ceasefire

01:10:07.960 seems to be

01:10:08.580 running into

01:10:09.060 a snag.

01:10:10.740 Huh.

01:10:11.940 Didn't see

01:10:12.520 that coming.

01:10:14.360 Well, here's

01:10:15.100 my take on

01:10:15.780 Gaza.

01:10:16.980 In order to

01:10:17.620 have a

01:10:17.960 ceasefire,

01:10:18.700 now I think

01:10:19.260 they were just

01:10:19.640 talking about

01:10:20.080 a ceasefire

01:10:20.680 to exchange

01:10:21.400 some prisoners.

01:10:22.980 And I want

01:10:23.560 to give you

01:10:23.980 a little

01:10:24.440 terrible truth.

01:10:28.400 Presumably,

01:10:29.440 Hamas has 0.99

01:10:30.140 released the

01:10:30.740 prisoners who

01:10:31.440 were the

01:10:31.800 least poorly

01:10:32.740 treated.

01:10:34.420 Am I right?

01:10:35.960 The ones

01:10:36.520 who hadn't

01:10:36.840 been tortured?

01:10:38.140 Those are

01:10:38.620 the ones

01:10:38.860 you release

01:10:39.280 first.

01:10:40.200 As you get

01:10:40.840 toward the

01:10:41.240 end, I

01:10:41.800 don't know

01:10:41.980 how many

01:10:42.280 there are

01:10:42.520 left, 50

01:10:43.200 or some.

01:10:46.260 It's

01:10:46.660 possible that

01:10:47.360 of the 50

01:10:47.980 we think are

01:10:48.580 left, 40

01:10:49.240 are dead.

01:10:51.000 You know

01:10:51.500 what I mean?

01:10:52.780 We think

01:10:53.500 there are 50

01:10:54.480 or whatever

01:10:54.960 the number

01:10:55.320 is.

01:10:56.120 It might

01:10:56.500 not be.

01:10:57.880 Those could

01:10:58.440 be all the

01:10:58.820 ones that 0.97

01:10:59.100 are dead.

01:11:00.180 They might

01:11:00.600 have nothing

01:11:01.080 to trade.

01:11:02.380 Or the

01:11:02.920 ones they

01:11:03.300 have left

01:11:03.800 are in

01:11:04.300 such bad

01:11:04.880 shape from

01:11:05.500 torture that

01:11:07.520 giving them

01:11:08.060 back would

01:11:08.720 be worse

01:11:09.180 than not

01:11:09.600 giving them

01:11:09.960 back because

01:11:11.060 of how it

01:11:11.920 would make

01:11:12.480 people feel.

01:11:14.780 So that's

01:11:15.340 the first

01:11:15.640 problem.

01:11:16.520 That exchanging

01:11:17.220 prisoners is

01:11:17.980 only good until

01:11:19.000 you get to

01:11:19.500 those last

01:11:20.380 50 and

01:11:22.700 then you've

01:11:23.080 got a whole

01:11:23.560 new problem

01:11:24.200 which is you

01:11:24.740 don't really

01:11:25.380 have some

01:11:25.900 healthy prisoners

01:11:26.860 to exchange.

01:11:28.540 So that's

01:11:28.800 one thing.

01:11:29.640 But the

01:11:29.880 bigger thing is

01:11:30.540 that in

01:11:31.080 order to have

01:11:31.580 a ceasefire

01:11:32.300 that's longer

01:11:33.140 than just

01:11:33.660 for a

01:11:34.080 prisoner swap

01:11:34.700 you would

01:11:37.000 need both

01:11:37.660 sides to

01:11:38.120 want that.

01:11:39.480 If one

01:11:40.200 side wants

01:11:40.660 to fight

01:11:41.220 and the

01:11:42.400 other one

01:11:42.700 doesn't

01:11:43.040 there's no

01:11:43.500 ceasefire.

01:11:44.720 If both

01:11:45.500 of them

01:11:45.760 want to

01:11:46.040 fight

01:11:46.360 then there's

01:11:47.800 no ceasefire.

01:11:49.320 But we

01:11:49.960 have this

01:11:50.260 weird situation

01:11:50.980 where one

01:11:51.700 side is

01:11:52.100 fighting to

01:11:52.560 win and

01:11:53.940 the other

01:11:54.260 is trying

01:11:54.660 to lose

01:11:55.360 and they're

01:11:56.040 both getting

01:11:56.460 what they

01:11:56.800 want at

01:11:57.180 the moment.

01:11:59.100 Because every

01:11:59.840 time that

01:12:00.360 Hamas can 0.84

01:12:01.020 print a

01:12:01.440 new higher

01:12:02.300 alleged death

01:12:03.520 count they

01:12:04.780 win.

01:12:05.780 I mean it

01:12:06.560 looks like

01:12:06.940 they're planning

01:12:07.500 for the

01:12:07.840 future where

01:12:08.480 Israel's 0.75

01:12:09.700 reputation is

01:12:10.480 destroyed by

01:12:11.180 this and

01:12:12.120 then Israel

01:12:12.880 won't have

01:12:13.340 as much

01:12:13.820 support from

01:12:14.580 the international

01:12:15.160 community.

01:12:16.660 So as

01:12:17.380 long as both

01:12:18.020 sides are

01:12:18.420 getting what

01:12:18.800 they want

01:12:19.480 why would

01:12:21.460 there be a

01:12:21.840 ceasefire?

01:12:23.660 Now you

01:12:24.000 can say but

01:12:24.540 all the

01:12:25.240 people.

01:12:26.040 No the

01:12:26.380 people don't

01:12:26.780 have any

01:12:27.100 power.

01:12:28.780 The poor

01:12:29.940 citizens were

01:12:30.700 being starved

01:12:31.280 to death

01:12:31.560 they don't

01:12:31.820 have any

01:12:32.100 power.

01:12:32.540 They can't

01:12:32.840 make a

01:12:33.120 ceasefire.

01:12:33.880 If it

01:12:34.360 were up

01:12:34.660 to them

01:12:35.120 then yes

01:12:36.440 of course

01:12:37.140 they would

01:12:37.520 but it's

01:12:38.140 up to

01:12:38.380 Hamas. 0.73

01:12:39.440 Hamas 0.96

01:12:39.880 wants the

01:12:40.400 maximum

01:12:40.880 amount of

01:12:41.760 bad

01:12:41.980 reputational

01:12:42.700 outcome for

01:12:43.580 Israel and

01:12:44.700 they're getting

01:12:45.080 it and

01:12:46.460 Israel wants 1.00

01:12:47.080 to win

01:12:47.460 and they

01:12:48.900 are.

01:12:50.260 So

01:12:50.740 somebody's

01:12:51.760 got to

01:12:51.980 want to

01:12:52.260 stop for

01:12:53.620 it to

01:12:53.880 stop and

01:12:55.640 it's not

01:12:56.420 going to be

01:12:56.700 the poor

01:12:57.240 victims who

01:12:57.940 just want to

01:12:58.400 eat they

01:12:59.260 don't have

01:12:59.520 any power.

01:13:02.660 Well the

01:13:03.300 Hoodies are 1.00

01:13:03.880 cutting

01:13:04.360 undersea

01:13:05.900 telecommunications

01:13:06.900 cables.

01:13:08.400 It's hard to

01:13:09.180 imagine it

01:13:09.660 hasn't affected

01:13:10.320 us yet because

01:13:11.260 I thought the

01:13:11.680 whole world

01:13:12.160 was so

01:13:13.160 connected that

01:13:13.860 if you cut

01:13:14.380 an undersea

01:13:14.920 cable somehow

01:13:16.440 there would be

01:13:16.940 too much

01:13:18.100 traffic somewhere

01:13:18.720 else.

01:13:19.540 Because I

01:13:19.940 think it

01:13:20.260 can all be

01:13:20.700 rerouted.

01:13:21.780 It would

01:13:21.960 just be a

01:13:22.360 problem.

01:13:23.980 I don't

01:13:24.560 know that.

01:13:25.140 Maybe some

01:13:25.520 of it can

01:13:25.920 be.

01:13:27.340 But how

01:13:29.500 are they

01:13:29.780 cutting these

01:13:30.300 undersea

01:13:30.740 cables?

01:13:32.520 Is that

01:13:32.920 easy to

01:13:33.440 do?

01:13:35.520 Like what

01:13:36.160 kind of

01:13:36.480 technology do

01:13:37.260 you use?

01:13:38.900 Oh it's

01:13:39.260 easy just an

01:13:39.940 anchor drag

01:13:40.660 somebody says.

01:13:42.680 Scissors.

01:13:46.340 The ship

01:13:47.040 dragged anchors

01:13:47.860 and cut the

01:13:48.280 cables.

01:13:50.600 Or you

01:13:51.180 attack the

01:13:51.620 on land

01:13:52.080 building.

01:13:52.600 Well yep

01:13:53.200 they're not

01:13:53.540 doing that.

01:13:54.660 They have a

01:13:55.120 submarine

01:13:55.540 somebody says.

01:13:56.340 Maybe.

01:13:57.640 I don't

01:13:57.920 know.

01:13:59.740 But how

01:14:00.460 powerful are

01:14:01.160 the Houthis

01:14:01.780 that we

01:14:03.060 can't stop

01:14:03.720 them?

01:14:05.360 Like is

01:14:05.880 there nothing

01:14:06.320 in Yemen

01:14:06.780 that we can 0.98

01:14:07.340 blow up to

01:14:07.960 make this

01:14:08.340 stop?

01:14:09.160 There's not a

01:14:09.900 single thing

01:14:10.440 in Yemen

01:14:10.780 that they

01:14:11.160 really really

01:14:11.680 want to

01:14:12.040 keep.

01:14:14.480 Anything?

01:14:15.440 There's

01:14:15.800 probably nothing

01:14:16.300 there that

01:14:17.440 we can blow 0.97

01:14:17.940 up that they 0.91

01:14:18.440 care about.

01:14:20.100 Anyway so I

01:14:21.160 guess that'll

01:14:21.540 just keep

01:14:21.900 going the way

01:14:22.300 it's going.

01:14:23.320 Ladies and 0.98

01:14:23.880 gentlemen

01:14:24.120 this concludes

01:14:26.020 the best

01:14:27.000 live stream

01:14:27.620 we've ever

01:14:28.000 seen.

01:14:29.640 By tonight

01:14:30.500 it will be

01:14:30.980 taken out of

01:14:31.540 context to

01:14:32.220 cancel me.

01:14:33.320 I'm sure

01:14:33.580 that's coming.

01:14:34.900 But they

01:14:35.720 can try.

01:14:37.120 Let them 0.55

01:14:37.620 try.

01:14:38.020 Why is

01:14:44.500 Yemen

01:14:44.760 bad?

01:14:45.720 Because the

01:14:46.360 Houthis in

01:14:47.140 Yemen are 1.00

01:14:47.940 attacking the

01:14:48.920 ships and 0.80

01:14:50.860 closing off

01:14:51.680 the main

01:14:52.420 shipping artery

01:14:53.420 and also

01:14:54.140 dragging,

01:14:55.400 breaking some

01:14:56.000 of the cables.

01:14:56.940 So they seem

01:14:57.460 to be working

01:14:58.000 with Iran.

01:14:59.120 Seem to be

01:14:59.680 there working

01:15:00.480 with Iran.

01:15:01.400 All right that's

01:15:01.820 all we got for

01:15:02.260 today.

01:15:02.540 And thanks

01:15:05.580 for joining

01:15:05.980 on the

01:15:06.580 X platform

01:15:07.960 and on

01:15:08.980 Rumble

01:15:09.420 and on

01:15:10.820 the racist

01:15:11.960 product called

01:15:12.940 YouTube.

01:15:13.700 We'll see you

01:15:14.020 tomorrow same

01:15:14.740 time.

01:15:15.040 See you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - March 05, 2024

Episode 2404 CWSA 03⧸04⧸24

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