Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2419 CWSA 03⧸20⧸24

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00:00:08.980 Well, welcome to Coffee with Scott Adams,

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00:00:49.120 Ah, good.

00:00:51.280 Delightful.

00:00:52.940 I think we're ready now.

00:00:55.140 If you're not already subscribing,

00:00:57.840 to see the Dilbert cartoon that has continued on,

00:01:01.100 it's now called Dilbert Reborn and it's spicier, 0.97

00:01:04.200 what you would be missing.

00:01:06.700 And by the way, you can only subscribe on X.

00:01:09.600 See my profile.

00:01:11.260 And on the Locals platform,

00:01:12.960 will you get the comic plus another comic

00:01:15.420 called Robots Free News and a bunch more.

00:01:18.380 But what you're missing,

00:01:19.480 if you're not subscribing to that,

00:01:21.400 is that DEI is being extended to the robots

00:01:25.340 in Dilbert's company.

00:01:28.120 So Dilbert is running about two years ahead of reality.

00:01:34.860 Probably we're two years from having an AI co-worker,

00:01:38.280 an actual embodied walking, talking co-worker.

00:01:42.000 And it's only a matter of time before DEI catches up

00:01:47.280 and discrimination against robots becomes a thing.

00:01:53.160 And in the comic that you don't get to see today

00:01:55.480 unless you're a subscriber,

00:01:57.460 the robot is complaining about people calling him

00:02:01.320 derogatory names like Skylink.

00:02:04.100 Hey, Skylink.

00:02:06.180 Anyway, so that's what you're missing.

00:02:08.380 NVIDIA has announced a new GPU, a new chip.

00:02:12.160 Do you call it a chip?

00:02:13.460 It's more than a chip.

00:02:14.760 But it's got 208 billion transistors.

00:02:19.740 Now, I don't even know how to process that.

00:02:22.380 My brain can't even hold that.

00:02:23.620 How do you make anything with 208?

00:02:25.340 How could you possibly manufacture anything

00:02:28.420 that has 208 billion physical anythings?

00:02:33.560 How is that even possible?

00:02:34.560 You know, I get that it's small,

00:02:38.060 but 208 billion transistors?

00:02:43.140 There's some fun stuff about to happen,

00:02:45.300 and it's pretty small, too.

00:02:46.920 So I guess you can fit in one rack,

00:02:50.480 you know, the things that practically

00:02:51.900 were an entire data center not too long ago.

00:02:55.920 Well, here's an interesting thing happening.

00:02:58.560 Bri.ai took some of my online shows,

00:03:04.300 this show,

00:03:05.400 and tried to use AI to predict

00:03:08.220 what the next show would be.

00:03:11.180 So it takes my patterns and characteristics

00:03:15.420 and turned it into a video

00:03:17.200 of me actually doing the show today

00:03:19.940 before I do the show today.

00:03:22.180 And so I was taking some logical guesses

00:03:25.400 about what I'd be talking about.

00:03:27.980 It was pretty good.

00:03:29.280 Yeah.

00:03:29.520 I mean, it didn't hit exactly the prediction,

00:03:32.500 but it was sort of amazing

00:03:34.480 that it could do an invitation

00:03:36.600 to be doing the show.

00:03:38.380 And apparently there's an entity,

00:03:40.720 Parti.ai,

00:03:42.120 that is taking all of my materials

00:03:44.920 and building some kind of an engine

00:03:46.820 where you can reproduce me.

00:03:49.100 This raises many questions about IP

00:03:51.840 because I have publicly said

00:03:54.580 that if AI wants to copy me,

00:03:57.460 that, you know,

00:03:58.040 I'm giving a public approval to that.

00:04:01.240 But how deep does that go?

00:04:02.880 Would that include,

00:04:04.040 does that automatically give permission

00:04:05.680 to use all of my books?

00:04:08.340 I don't know.

00:04:10.000 We're in weird territory

00:04:11.280 where maybe writing books

00:04:12.480 won't make any sense anymore

00:04:13.760 because they just get stolen by AI.

00:04:17.020 So speaking of that,

00:04:19.100 you know the book,

00:04:20.700 The Fourth Turning?

00:04:22.060 A lot of you have heard of it.

00:04:24.180 I said to myself,

00:04:25.580 you know,

00:04:26.380 I'd like to know what's in that book,

00:04:27.620 but I certainly don't want to read it.

00:04:29.200 So I asked Chet GPT to summarize it.

00:04:32.940 And then I got to ask questions.

00:04:35.360 You know,

00:04:35.660 I asked more detailed questions.

00:04:37.320 Well, what about this?

00:04:38.240 Or what's to say about this?

00:04:39.960 And what's the prediction?

00:04:41.160 And what's the basis for it?

00:04:42.360 And in five minutes,

00:04:45.740 you could query pretty much

00:04:48.320 all the important stuff in the book.

00:04:50.520 Now, I haven't read the book,

00:04:52.240 but a lot of people have been asking me,

00:04:54.740 what do you think about that Fourth Turning book?

00:04:57.000 It's predicting the future

00:04:58.380 and it doesn't look good.

00:05:00.180 So I listened to at least the summary of it

00:05:02.680 by Chet GPT,

00:05:03.780 and I've come to the following conclusion. 1.00

00:05:05.520 It looks like total bullshit to me. 0.99

00:05:09.620 How many of you think that's real? 1.00

00:05:13.520 It's the most bullshit I've ever heard in my life. 1.00

00:05:16.400 None of that looks even a little bit convincing. 1.00

00:05:20.740 But that's just me.

00:05:21.980 Now, some of you are going to say,

00:05:23.240 as somebody said this morning,

00:05:24.740 but Scott,

00:05:25.400 look at these very specific predictions

00:05:27.720 that it got right.

00:05:29.960 And I look at the very specific predictions

00:05:32.020 and every one of them

00:05:33.700 you could have done without that book.

00:05:36.320 Well, was it hard to predict

00:05:37.760 there might be a pandemic someday?

00:05:40.500 Not so hard.

00:05:42.180 Was it hard to predict

00:05:43.340 that our Congress would keep spending

00:05:46.320 until there's an emergency?

00:05:48.340 No.

00:05:49.220 No, I didn't really need to read a book to know that.

00:05:51.780 But those are some of the predictions.

00:05:54.020 So beware of generic predictions

00:05:56.580 because they're pretty easy to do.

00:06:00.360 There's a new study that says

00:06:01.700 using computers can give you erectile dysfunction.

00:06:05.520 And you will be far less likely

00:06:07.660 to produce sperm 0.97

00:06:10.820 and be a functioning human.

00:06:14.160 So what could cause that?

00:06:17.140 If the more time you spend

00:06:18.740 looking at your screen, 1.00

00:06:20.760 the less your penis works. 1.00

00:06:23.900 Could it be porn is better than people? 1.00

00:06:27.560 Here's something I've been warning about

00:06:29.120 and I didn't have to read

00:06:29.920 that fourth turning book.

00:06:32.780 It is inevitable

00:06:34.100 that because humans don't change that fast,

00:06:38.340 we don't evolve very quickly,

00:06:40.360 but technology improves very quickly,

00:06:43.280 it was inevitable that porn

00:06:45.160 would catch up to

00:06:46.640 and surpass

00:06:47.620 human to human sex.

00:06:50.640 Now you're saying to yourself, 0.82

00:06:52.780 Scott, that's crazy. 1.00

00:06:54.220 I clearly prefer human sex. 0.99

00:06:56.280 I know you do.

00:06:57.480 But most people don't even have access to it.

00:06:59.760 And if they have access to it,

00:07:01.180 it's not very often.

00:07:02.420 It's not as often as they want it.

00:07:04.380 So,

00:07:05.680 yeah,

00:07:06.580 this makes perfect sense

00:07:07.700 that people are just

00:07:08.540 seeing something

00:07:09.420 that looks like the ideal,

00:07:11.100 the ideal thing

00:07:12.700 that turns them on.

00:07:14.260 And then as soon as

00:07:14.820 they turn off their computer,

00:07:16.560 they turn around

00:07:17.340 and the partner

00:07:17.960 that they could earn,

00:07:20.400 you know,

00:07:20.580 the partner that's

00:07:21.400 the best they can do,

00:07:23.360 may not be

00:07:24.760 really competitive

00:07:25.600 with that thing

00:07:26.440 that was on the screen.

00:07:27.760 So when people say

00:07:28.900 these men are not 0.87

00:07:30.520 producing their erections 0.81

00:07:31.900 and sperm 0.71

00:07:32.400 like they used to be,

00:07:34.060 maybe it's because

00:07:35.520 humans got worse 1.00

00:07:38.260 when technology got better.

00:07:40.720 I think that's

00:07:41.620 the whole explanation.

00:07:42.340 People got worse,

00:07:44.020 technology got better.

00:07:47.080 All right.

00:07:48.460 At Cambridge University

00:07:50.400 in Great Britain,

00:07:52.420 12% of the undergrads

00:07:54.460 identify as homosexual.

00:07:56.980 Not too different than

00:07:58.260 it sounds roughly

00:07:59.460 the average.

00:08:02.360 But 20,

00:08:04.240 almost 30%

00:08:05.440 identifies as bisexual.

00:08:08.200 So 30% of Cambridge

00:08:10.260 is bisexual.

00:08:12.340 Do you think

00:08:13.020 that happened

00:08:13.480 on its own?

00:08:15.800 Do you think

00:08:16.840 people just

00:08:17.480 thought it through

00:08:18.460 and things are changing

00:08:20.500 and, you know,

00:08:21.820 attitudes are changing

00:08:22.920 and they just said

00:08:23.780 to themselves,

00:08:24.740 you know what?

00:08:26.140 I think I want

00:08:27.220 to be a little

00:08:27.980 bisexual.

00:08:30.420 Well,

00:08:30.840 maybe it's,

00:08:31.460 some of it

00:08:32.240 is that it's,

00:08:33.180 you know,

00:08:34.520 less ostracized.

00:08:35.700 That probably

00:08:35.980 makes a difference.

00:08:37.160 You know,

00:08:37.340 incentives always matter.

00:08:38.300 But don't you think

00:08:42.500 that this is

00:08:43.360 literally programmed?

00:08:46.020 See,

00:08:46.420 I want to see

00:08:47.040 the study

00:08:48.360 that shows me

00:08:49.860 the TikTok users

00:08:51.300 versus the 0.55

00:08:52.160 non-TikTok users.

00:08:54.760 And you'd have to see

00:08:56.060 what,

00:08:56.700 if people identified

00:08:57.720 as gay or bisexual

00:08:59.640 or any part

00:09:00.560 of the LGBTQ,

00:09:01.720 see if they identified

00:09:02.800 before they started

00:09:03.760 using TikTok.

00:09:04.440 I think you're

00:09:06.420 going to see

00:09:06.620 a direct link.

00:09:08.800 I think you'll see

00:09:09.580 a very direct correlation

00:09:10.840 between using TikTok

00:09:12.500 and changing

00:09:13.940 your gender

00:09:14.880 or your sex 0.98

00:09:15.940 preference.

00:09:18.220 So,

00:09:18.840 anyway,

00:09:19.540 people are going to act

00:09:20.440 like it's a big

00:09:21.020 old surprise

00:09:21.620 when the entire

00:09:22.500 world catches up.

00:09:24.420 One of the things

00:09:25.080 about being a hypnotist

00:09:26.200 is you really

00:09:27.100 can see the future.

00:09:29.300 It just takes a while

00:09:30.500 for people to realize

00:09:31.380 what's going on.

00:09:32.900 But if,

00:09:33.400 you know,

00:09:33.700 if you're alert

00:09:34.540 to how strong

00:09:36.920 persuasion is,

00:09:38.640 it's pretty obvious

00:09:39.560 that TikTok

00:09:40.020 is changing

00:09:40.740 people's sexual 0.82

00:09:42.100 preference.

00:09:42.840 But if you're a normie,

00:09:44.480 you say,

00:09:45.740 well,

00:09:45.900 that can't be a thing.

00:09:47.720 I can't change

00:09:48.780 my whole,

00:09:49.440 you know,

00:09:50.440 sexual preference

00:09:51.580 by watching

00:09:52.600 something on a screen.

00:09:54.780 Yes,

00:09:55.060 you can.

00:09:55.960 It's not even hard.

00:09:57.840 I can rewire

00:09:58.880 almost every one

00:09:59.640 of you

00:09:59.860 if I had enough time.

00:10:02.060 I know you

00:10:02.880 don't believe it.

00:10:03.700 You're all thinking,

00:10:05.220 well,

00:10:05.440 not me.

00:10:06.120 I mean,

00:10:06.300 I'm so,

00:10:07.320 you're so whatever

00:10:08.180 you are

00:10:08.600 that you can never

00:10:09.140 change.

00:10:10.000 Nope.

00:10:11.540 Nope.

00:10:12.340 Any good hypnotist

00:10:13.400 could change

00:10:14.060 your sexual

00:10:14.740 preference

00:10:15.460 and you would

00:10:16.540 think it was

00:10:16.900 your own idea.

00:10:18.180 It would just

00:10:18.780 take some time.

00:10:20.440 It just couldn't,

00:10:20.960 it couldn't be done

00:10:21.540 in one setting.

00:10:23.740 Like,

00:10:24.220 you couldn't do it

00:10:24.760 in an hour.

00:10:25.820 But you could do it

00:10:26.860 over time.

00:10:28.120 Yeah.

00:10:28.900 Pretty reliably.

00:10:30.460 And that's what

00:10:31.260 TikTok does,

00:10:31.940 I think.

00:10:34.420 There's a story

00:10:35.120 about Google's AI.

00:10:36.680 This is in the

00:10:37.400 free press.

00:10:40.120 So there's a

00:10:40.840 X,

00:10:41.600 bunch of X 0.89

00:10:42.560 Google employees

00:10:43.360 are basically saying

00:10:44.320 that it's no surprise

00:10:45.340 that Gemini AI

00:10:46.420 that came out of Google

00:10:47.440 was so woke

00:10:49.000 that it was useless.

00:10:50.820 Basically,

00:10:51.200 it was just

00:10:51.640 a huge racist

00:10:52.740 because it was so woke.

00:10:53.720 And the people

00:10:56.240 who work there

00:10:56.740 say,

00:10:57.320 you know,

00:10:57.880 they're not surprised

00:10:58.760 because everything

00:11:00.400 about working there

00:11:01.820 had to be DEI.

00:11:04.000 So apparently,

00:11:04.800 even if you made

00:11:05.660 a slight patch

00:11:07.060 to the software,

00:11:08.760 a small software

00:11:09.860 upgrade to something

00:11:10.960 just make it

00:11:11.520 a little better,

00:11:12.700 you had to write

00:11:13.740 an impact statement

00:11:14.840 about how it helped

00:11:15.940 to DEI.

00:11:19.300 Seriously.

00:11:20.760 If you made

00:11:21.520 a software patch,

00:11:22.680 you had to stay

00:11:24.480 at how it was good

00:11:25.180 for DEI

00:11:25.900 or bad,

00:11:27.400 I guess.

00:11:28.540 So that was

00:11:29.280 a real thing.

00:11:30.760 So the thing

00:11:31.700 that you have

00:11:32.120 to understand

00:11:32.740 is that

00:11:33.440 this is not fixable.

00:11:36.860 There isn't

00:11:37.640 any way

00:11:37.980 to fix the technology

00:11:39.560 because the technology

00:11:41.160 was never broken.

00:11:43.080 The technology

00:11:44.040 did exactly

00:11:44.740 what they wanted

00:11:45.340 it to do.

00:11:47.280 It's just

00:11:47.920 that when you see it,

00:11:49.560 it's so outlandish

00:11:51.260 that you can't

00:11:53.200 believe it.

00:11:54.200 But no,

00:11:54.620 it was designed

00:11:55.240 to do exactly

00:11:56.020 what it did.

00:11:57.840 So I would,

00:11:58.800 I don't,

00:11:59.780 I assume other people

00:12:00.820 have made the same

00:12:01.480 prediction,

00:12:02.640 but here's a prediction.

00:12:05.060 Google may never

00:12:06.120 be in the AI business

00:12:07.440 in the way

00:12:08.080 other companies

00:12:08.820 might be able to

00:12:09.980 because it won't

00:12:11.300 be able to fix it.

00:12:12.700 It's not fixable

00:12:13.980 unless they got rid

00:12:15.040 of all the employees.

00:12:17.560 And so maybe

00:12:18.360 that's going to happen

00:12:19.340 someday.

00:12:21.840 Nope,

00:12:22.400 not going to fix that.

00:12:24.640 But

00:12:24.880 there's another

00:12:30.160 product

00:12:31.000 that might be

00:12:32.780 might be deleted too.

00:12:35.920 Let's see,

00:12:36.340 who's,

00:12:36.840 I got to find,

00:12:38.280 so Eric Weinstein

00:12:39.840 was saying,

00:12:40.660 so there's a Google

00:12:41.660 product called

00:12:42.800 Ngram Viewer.

00:12:45.280 I'd never heard

00:12:46.100 of that before,

00:12:46.680 but I think

00:12:48.220 it used to be called

00:12:48.760 something else maybe.

00:12:50.100 But what you could do

00:12:51.080 is you could put in

00:12:51.760 a search term

00:12:52.560 and you could find out

00:12:54.040 when it took off.

00:12:55.940 So you know how

00:12:56.740 there's some search terms

00:12:57.900 that had zero interest

00:12:59.440 until one day.

00:13:01.340 Now,

00:13:02.380 that sudden interest

00:13:03.440 in a search term

00:13:04.740 can be really revealing

00:13:06.980 about how the

00:13:08.380 media is hypnotizing

00:13:11.040 and brainwashing 1.00

00:13:12.100 the public.

00:13:12.640 So if something

00:13:14.180 was never mentioned

00:13:15.100 for decades

00:13:16.140 and then suddenly

00:13:17.420 it's all in the news

00:13:18.500 and it's the only thing

00:13:19.200 you're talking about,

00:13:20.640 it could be organic,

00:13:22.380 but that would be unusual.

00:13:25.000 Far more likely

00:13:26.200 it's an op

00:13:28.120 that

00:13:29.280 somebody

00:13:30.180 is trying to

00:13:31.980 make it a thing

00:13:32.740 and you think

00:13:33.940 it's happening naturally,

00:13:35.000 but it's not.

00:13:36.020 It's the mainstream media

00:13:37.340 working with

00:13:38.040 sometimes our own

00:13:39.280 intelligence people

00:13:40.100 to make something

00:13:41.020 trend.

00:13:41.320 So here's an interesting

00:13:43.260 prediction by

00:13:46.000 Eric Weinstein.

00:13:48.060 He says,

00:13:48.540 prediction,

00:13:49.020 Google Ngram viewer

00:13:50.000 will be shut down

00:13:50.960 one day

00:13:51.420 for public access.

00:13:53.180 It is simply

00:13:54.060 too subversive.

00:13:56.380 And at first

00:13:57.060 I looked at it

00:13:57.600 and I thought,

00:13:57.980 well,

00:13:58.420 you're not going

00:13:58.920 to shut it down

00:13:59.960 just because

00:14:01.400 the answers

00:14:03.180 are a little inconvenient.

00:14:04.780 But the more

00:14:05.320 I thought about it,

00:14:06.740 I'm going to back

00:14:07.620 his prediction.

00:14:09.140 I think he's right.

00:14:10.280 I think that

00:14:11.820 it reveals

00:14:12.500 when an op

00:14:13.360 starts

00:14:13.940 and it makes

00:14:14.940 it very obvious

00:14:15.660 that it isn't

00:14:16.500 some kind of

00:14:17.780 brainwashing operation. 0.84

00:14:20.340 You can just

00:14:21.240 see it in the graph.

00:14:22.440 Boom.

00:14:23.040 Everybody's talking

00:14:23.740 about this now.

00:14:26.520 So I think he's right,

00:14:27.760 which is a hell

00:14:28.500 of a prediction.

00:14:31.940 Good prediction.

00:14:32.860 All right.

00:14:34.360 There's a,

00:14:35.220 you probably know

00:14:36.140 there's a mind

00:14:37.120 reading ability

00:14:38.900 of AI

00:14:39.500 that it can actually,

00:14:41.840 if you put some

00:14:42.500 sensors on your head,

00:14:43.860 the right kind of

00:14:44.400 sensors,

00:14:45.100 it can look at

00:14:46.080 brain wave patterns

00:14:47.800 and it can tell

00:14:49.580 what you're thinking

00:14:50.300 and draw a picture

00:14:51.040 of it.

00:14:52.760 So that's a real thing.

00:14:54.440 So,

00:14:55.020 you know,

00:14:55.240 you can think

00:14:55.760 of a giraffe

00:14:56.480 and the AI

00:14:58.020 through its sensors

00:14:58.860 will draw a giraffe

00:14:59.920 because it can tell

00:15:01.180 you're thinking about it.

00:15:02.260 Now,

00:15:02.800 apparently there's

00:15:03.320 some big breakthrough

00:15:04.060 in that.

00:15:04.800 I saw this on a

00:15:05.640 Rowan Cheung

00:15:06.800 thread about AI.

00:15:09.900 It was a good follow

00:15:10.580 for all the AI stuff.

00:15:13.480 And researchers

00:15:14.480 at Stability AI

00:15:15.600 in Princeton,

00:15:16.700 they've got this

00:15:17.540 new thing called

00:15:18.140 MindEye2.

00:15:19.560 And it's

00:15:20.380 some big leap

00:15:21.440 in restructuring,

00:15:22.880 reconstructing images

00:15:23.880 from brain activity.

00:15:25.960 Now,

00:15:26.660 how much do you

00:15:27.840 want your government

00:15:28.480 not to have that?

00:15:29.480 that's the

00:15:32.520 ultimate thing

00:15:33.260 you don't want

00:15:33.960 anybody to have.

00:15:35.700 I can't think

00:15:36.540 of any technology

00:15:37.580 that would be worse

00:15:38.520 for humankind

00:15:39.760 than being able

00:15:41.440 to read your mind.

00:15:42.820 That's your

00:15:43.500 last freedom.

00:15:45.740 Your last freedom

00:15:47.340 is to be able

00:15:48.000 to think

00:15:48.480 your own thoughts

00:15:49.360 privately

00:15:49.820 and have nobody

00:15:50.880 know it.

00:15:52.700 That's

00:15:53.260 right on the verge

00:15:54.440 of going away.

00:15:55.100 Now,

00:15:56.420 do you think

00:15:56.840 your government

00:15:57.880 can't force you

00:15:58.820 to wear the sensors?

00:16:00.240 Of course they can.

00:16:02.000 Do you think

00:16:02.660 they'll use it

00:16:03.200 to solve crime?

00:16:05.660 Yup.

00:16:07.200 As soon as

00:16:07.840 it gets good enough,

00:16:09.360 they're going to say,

00:16:10.340 think about

00:16:11.640 where you were Tuesday

00:16:12.680 and it's going to

00:16:13.340 draw a picture

00:16:13.860 of the crime.

00:16:15.920 And you'll be like,

00:16:17.000 you'll be trying

00:16:17.520 to beat it

00:16:17.960 like a lie detector test.

00:16:19.600 You'll be like,

00:16:20.020 oh,

00:16:20.640 squeeze my sphincter

00:16:21.680 or whatever the trick

00:16:22.420 is to beat

00:16:22.880 the lie detector test.

00:16:23.900 You'll be like,

00:16:24.880 oh, 0.52

00:16:25.240 think of sex,

00:16:26.240 don't think of my crime.

00:16:28.380 But yeah,

00:16:28.860 if they can read your mind,

00:16:29.960 they're going to be

00:16:30.320 reading your mind.

00:16:31.920 There's no chance

00:16:33.200 that this gets used

00:16:34.060 only for innocent fun.

00:16:36.200 Oh,

00:16:36.460 the government

00:16:36.920 will be reading your mind.

00:16:38.400 That's coming.

00:16:40.980 Well,

00:16:41.460 the best story

00:16:42.080 of the day

00:16:42.540 is the theory

00:16:44.660 that President

00:16:46.800 Macron of France,

00:16:47.920 his wife

00:16:48.620 was born a man

00:16:50.920 and is still a man.

00:16:54.900 And

00:16:55.280 I guess

00:16:57.320 Candace Owens

00:16:58.340 is having fun

00:17:00.000 with this.

00:17:01.440 And as she says,

00:17:02.980 it would be easy

00:17:04.440 to disprove

00:17:05.340 that he married

00:17:06.740 a man

00:17:07.300 who represents

00:17:08.740 as a woman now.

00:17:09.880 All you'd have to do

00:17:10.820 is show a picture

00:17:11.520 of her when she's young.

00:17:14.120 Anytime

00:17:14.680 in the first

00:17:15.260 30 years

00:17:15.820 of her life.

00:17:16.380 and apparently

00:17:19.980 nobody can find

00:17:21.500 a picture

00:17:21.900 of Macron's wife

00:17:22.980 below the age

00:17:24.420 of 30.

00:17:27.380 Now,

00:17:28.020 don't you think

00:17:28.980 it would be pretty easy

00:17:30.000 to prove

00:17:31.080 that you were born

00:17:31.940 a woman 0.57

00:17:32.320 and you've always

00:17:32.920 been a woman

00:17:33.460 if you were born

00:17:34.240 a woman 0.57

00:17:34.580 and you've always

00:17:35.060 been a woman?

00:17:36.920 As Candace says,

00:17:38.760 just one photograph.

00:17:41.100 That's all it takes.

00:17:42.720 Do you know anybody

00:17:43.600 who doesn't have

00:17:44.180 any photographs

00:17:44.920 of themselves

00:17:45.740 before the age

00:17:46.500 of 30?

00:17:48.540 Now,

00:17:48.860 she's not claiming

00:17:49.640 she doesn't have

00:17:50.240 any photographs.

00:17:51.200 But it seems like

00:17:52.180 the easiest

00:17:52.960 rumor to debunk.

00:17:56.720 And then,

00:17:57.100 just to make it fun,

00:17:58.500 there's some videos

00:17:59.380 on the internet

00:17:59.920 that you shouldn't

00:18:00.720 trust at all

00:18:01.420 that makes it look

00:18:02.660 like she has

00:18:03.160 a male bulge

00:18:04.200 in some of her

00:18:05.920 pantsuits

00:18:06.780 and dresses.

00:18:08.300 Now,

00:18:08.900 I don't trust

00:18:09.880 the bulge

00:18:10.960 in the pants

00:18:11.540 thing at all.

00:18:14.800 Do you remember

00:18:15.460 a Curb Your Enthusiasm

00:18:16.940 episode

00:18:17.960 with Larry David

00:18:18.860 where he was wearing

00:18:20.880 a kind of pair

00:18:21.720 of pants

00:18:22.140 that when he sat down

00:18:23.120 it would sort of

00:18:24.380 pillow up

00:18:25.120 like he was excited

00:18:26.820 and then people

00:18:28.580 would think

00:18:28.940 he was excited

00:18:29.660 and he's like,

00:18:30.080 no, no,

00:18:30.420 it's just the pants.

00:18:31.440 The pants just

00:18:32.080 fold this way.

00:18:33.680 Anyway,

00:18:34.120 so I think

00:18:34.460 that's probably

00:18:35.140 what's going on.

00:18:36.080 But the fact

00:18:37.680 that they can't

00:18:38.280 produce a picture

00:18:39.160 and then further

00:18:40.300 the theory goes

00:18:41.880 that there are

00:18:45.640 pictures of

00:18:46.740 Macron's wife's

00:18:49.440 brother

00:18:50.440 as a young person

00:18:52.420 that matches

00:18:54.140 what she looks like

00:18:55.620 fairly perfectly

00:18:56.820 but that alone

00:18:58.460 doesn't mean anything

00:18:59.180 because they would

00:18:59.660 be siblings.

00:19:01.100 But apparently

00:19:02.340 her brother

00:19:03.020 disappeared.

00:19:06.080 So the alleged

00:19:09.880 brother

00:19:10.460 I don't know

00:19:12.800 somehow he disappeared.

00:19:14.140 He's just not

00:19:14.780 with us

00:19:15.360 and no explanation.

00:19:19.740 So

00:19:20.220 if you told me

00:19:22.460 well

00:19:22.820 I did hear the story

00:19:24.020 the other day

00:19:24.620 when I heard the story

00:19:25.840 the other day

00:19:26.440 I immediately

00:19:27.160 dismissed it

00:19:28.200 as

00:19:28.540 you know

00:19:29.260 just internet fun

00:19:30.300 and couldn't

00:19:31.000 possibly be true.

00:19:31.960 but the further

00:19:33.960 you dig into it

00:19:35.120 the more fun

00:19:37.800 it gets.

00:19:38.880 I'm going to

00:19:39.540 stop short

00:19:40.260 of saying

00:19:40.820 I believe it

00:19:41.560 but the fact

00:19:43.980 that it's so

00:19:44.540 easily disproved

00:19:45.800 but yet not

00:19:47.380 disproved

00:19:48.100 is very entertaining.

00:19:50.500 Alright

00:19:50.600 so whatever

00:19:51.560 happens with this story

00:19:52.560 I am entertained

00:19:53.460 and by the way

00:19:54.800 why do I care?

00:19:57.060 I mean

00:19:57.280 I don't really care

00:19:58.300 what their relationship

00:20:00.060 is.

00:20:00.580 It's not

00:20:00.920 my business

00:20:01.640 but it is funny

00:20:03.080 it's very funny.

00:20:05.100 Alright

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00:20:37.720 Get tickets now

00:20:38.660 So there's a movie

00:20:42.740 called The American

00:20:43.420 Society of Magical

00:20:44.580 Negroes 0.99

00:20:45.280 that opened up

00:20:48.080 and in its first

00:20:50.460 weekend

00:20:51.360 it only made

00:20:52.600 one million dollars

00:20:53.560 in the entire

00:20:54.280 US

00:20:54.820 or as

00:20:57.280 the end

00:20:58.860 wokeness account

00:20:59.660 said

00:21:00.000 it was a box office

00:21:01.300 bloodbath

00:21:02.040 it's just a totally 0.92

00:21:03.880 anti-white movie

00:21:04.940 so it basically

00:21:06.580 is

00:21:06.880 that's what it is

00:21:07.920 it's just an

00:21:08.440 anti-white movie

00:21:09.280 and the public

00:21:11.160 decided

00:21:11.620 nope

00:21:12.320 they didn't want

00:21:13.600 to see it

00:21:14.240 now

00:21:15.140 were any of you

00:21:16.800 tempted to see

00:21:17.580 the anti-white movie

00:21:18.660 so I saw

00:21:21.120 something online

00:21:21.960 before I saw

00:21:22.700 this story

00:21:23.180 I saw something

00:21:24.180 online that the

00:21:25.000 reviews were

00:21:25.720 excellent

00:21:26.500 did everybody

00:21:28.520 see that

00:21:29.000 so the critical

00:21:30.440 reviews were just

00:21:31.320 like really good

00:21:32.260 I think probably

00:21:33.360 before it was

00:21:34.020 released

00:21:34.420 maybe they were

00:21:35.100 saying that

00:21:35.500 so I thought

00:21:36.960 to myself

00:21:37.380 you know

00:21:37.920 this might be

00:21:39.720 because I think

00:21:40.500 it was supposed

00:21:40.820 to be funny

00:21:41.280 or something

00:21:41.720 I thought

00:21:42.460 I might actually

00:21:43.360 watch this movie

00:21:44.140 and then I heard

00:21:45.980 it was just

00:21:46.380 an anti-white movie

00:21:47.360 and I said

00:21:48.440 oh

00:21:48.940 well I'm not

00:21:50.140 going to watch

00:21:50.480 that movie

00:21:50.920 it makes me

00:21:52.580 wonder if this

00:21:53.520 is

00:21:53.920 you know

00:21:54.420 you're always

00:21:54.780 looking for

00:21:55.180 the changing

00:21:56.940 points

00:21:57.540 like is this

00:21:58.400 the inflection

00:21:59.580 point

00:22:00.060 well

00:22:01.260 probably not

00:22:02.840 but it's good

00:22:04.040 to know

00:22:04.320 that an 0.86

00:22:04.640 anti-white

00:22:05.280 movie

00:22:06.260 didn't make

00:22:06.800 money

00:22:07.080 so

00:22:08.200 that's good

00:22:09.280 did you

00:22:11.960 notice

00:22:12.880 I posted

00:22:14.100 yesterday

00:22:14.680 I asked

00:22:15.380 people

00:22:15.660 when they

00:22:16.340 think

00:22:16.580 the

00:22:16.880 republic

00:22:17.380 ended

00:22:17.880 in the

00:22:18.320 United

00:22:18.540 States

00:22:18.900 now

00:22:20.180 when I

00:22:21.580 was born

00:22:21.960 I was

00:22:22.320 under the

00:22:22.640 oppression

00:22:23.060 and most

00:22:24.340 of my

00:22:24.600 childhood

00:22:25.000 and even

00:22:25.600 adulthood

00:22:25.980 that we

00:22:26.720 were a

00:22:27.300 some kind

00:22:28.360 of a

00:22:28.740 democratic

00:22:29.780 federal

00:22:31.080 republic

00:22:31.840 and that

00:22:33.260 we voted

00:22:33.820 for people

00:22:34.480 and then

00:22:35.200 they were

00:22:35.500 in charge

00:22:35.960 and they

00:22:37.020 ran the

00:22:37.360 country

00:22:37.680 well I've

00:22:38.840 since become

00:22:40.240 convinced by

00:22:41.380 100% of all

00:22:42.860 evidence

00:22:43.300 that the

00:22:44.700 republic ended

00:22:45.560 sometime in

00:22:46.240 the past

00:22:46.740 but I was

00:22:47.920 curious when

00:22:48.660 because clearly

00:22:50.520 whoever is

00:22:51.620 pulling the

00:22:52.040 strings is not

00:22:52.840 our elected

00:22:53.360 officials

00:22:53.900 that's pretty

00:22:54.400 obvious

00:22:54.740 and so

00:22:57.620 I had

00:22:58.100 my own

00:22:59.080 theory was

00:22:59.720 probably about

00:23:00.360 the time

00:23:00.920 that Kennedy

00:23:01.440 was assassinated

00:23:02.400 that that

00:23:04.120 was sort of

00:23:04.500 the obvious

00:23:05.160 point where

00:23:05.840 the intelligence

00:23:06.380 people were

00:23:07.020 running the

00:23:07.440 show if

00:23:08.400 they could 1.00

00:23:08.660 just kill 1.00

00:23:09.120 the elected 1.00

00:23:10.260 leader and

00:23:11.180 get away

00:23:11.540 with it

00:23:11.960 which apparently

00:23:13.400 is what

00:23:13.800 happened

00:23:14.160 apparently

00:23:15.620 I wasn't

00:23:16.780 there but

00:23:17.240 it does look

00:23:18.360 very much

00:23:18.820 like the

00:23:19.740 CIA killed

00:23:20.760 Kennedy

00:23:21.100 and that

00:23:22.660 they got

00:23:23.200 away with

00:23:23.520 it

00:23:24.740 so

00:23:25.640 coincidentally

00:23:26.400 Ron Paul

00:23:27.460 was interviewed

00:23:28.040 by Tucker

00:23:28.740 and the

00:23:29.940 same day I

00:23:30.580 was asking

00:23:31.020 about the

00:23:31.420 republic

00:23:31.800 you know

00:23:32.160 when do

00:23:32.400 you think

00:23:32.600 it ended

00:23:33.020 Ron Paul

00:23:36.580 said

00:23:36.960 the date

00:23:38.420 I say

00:23:38.920 it was

00:23:39.420 concrete

00:23:39.900 that there

00:23:40.720 was a

00:23:41.120 coup

00:23:41.420 and we

00:23:42.280 lost our

00:23:42.920 government

00:23:43.360 was November

00:23:44.640 22nd

00:23:45.420 the assassination

00:23:45.960 of JFK

00:23:46.880 so Ron

00:23:49.140 Paul

00:23:49.540 is saying

00:23:50.840 that was the

00:23:51.360 day that we

00:23:51.780 lost the

00:23:52.220 government

00:23:52.640 now others

00:23:54.000 say it

00:23:54.260 was earlier

00:23:54.740 something about

00:23:55.460 the federal

00:23:57.360 reserve and

00:23:58.200 bankers and

00:23:58.840 stuff and I

00:23:59.780 don't understand

00:24:00.360 any of that

00:24:00.960 I'm not

00:24:02.380 discounting it

00:24:03.140 I just don't

00:24:04.160 understand the

00:24:04.760 topic so

00:24:05.860 I'll dig into

00:24:07.540 that a little

00:24:07.940 bit but you

00:24:09.280 know there's

00:24:09.560 some theory

00:24:10.100 about the

00:24:10.600 Titanic went

00:24:11.360 down and a

00:24:12.200 bunch of

00:24:12.540 bankers were

00:24:13.220 on it and

00:24:13.940 that allowed

00:24:14.640 the Fed to

00:24:15.200 be created and

00:24:16.200 that was a

00:24:16.820 way to rip 0.92

00:24:17.720 people off

00:24:18.400 and I don't

00:24:19.760 quite understand

00:24:20.640 how that works

00:24:21.420 but I'll

00:24:22.760 look into

00:24:23.120 it because

00:24:23.840 I know

00:24:24.080 you're going

00:24:24.320 to ask me

00:24:24.720 about it

00:24:25.160 so I

00:24:25.760 will I'll

00:24:26.220 look into

00:24:26.500 it anyway

00:24:28.040 here's something

00:24:29.080 that Ron

00:24:29.480 Paul said

00:24:29.940 about that

00:24:31.000 about the

00:24:32.380 assassination of

00:24:33.080 JFK he

00:24:34.880 said I find

00:24:35.540 it astonishing

00:24:36.140 and despicable

00:24:36.920 that the

00:24:37.840 director of

00:24:38.500 the CIA at

00:24:39.420 the time

00:24:39.880 Alan Dulles

00:24:40.640 was appointed

00:24:41.760 to the

00:24:42.140 Warren

00:24:42.360 Commission

00:24:42.800 which was

00:24:43.800 tasked with

00:24:44.420 investigating it

00:24:45.400 so then

00:24:45.820 Tucker says

00:24:46.460 so the guy

00:24:47.700 who was

00:24:48.020 responsible for

00:24:48.840 the murder

00:24:49.240 was investigating

00:24:50.520 the murder

00:24:51.060 yes

00:24:52.940 yes

00:24:54.540 and by the

00:24:55.800 way

00:24:56.060 Dulles wasn't

00:24:57.400 just a member

00:24:58.380 of the

00:24:59.580 Warren

00:24:59.780 Commission

00:25:00.220 he was

00:25:01.340 probably the

00:25:01.840 only one

00:25:02.180 that mattered

00:25:02.640 probably the

00:25:04.520 only one

00:25:04.860 that mattered

00:25:05.260 there were

00:25:05.760 other members

00:25:06.280 but you know

00:25:07.200 if one of

00:25:07.720 them is

00:25:08.000 head of the

00:25:08.400 CIA

00:25:08.740 the head of

00:25:10.120 the CIA

00:25:10.520 probably picked

00:25:11.260 the other

00:25:11.580 members

00:25:12.080 do you know

00:25:14.040 how John

00:25:16.080 Brennan does

00:25:16.740 it

00:25:16.940 do you know

00:25:18.080 how he can

00:25:18.560 get 50 people

00:25:19.560 to say the

00:25:20.420 laptop thing

00:25:21.100 is Russian

00:25:21.620 information

00:25:22.180 Russian

00:25:23.320 disinformation

00:25:24.000 he gets

00:25:26.540 to personally

00:25:27.100 pick who

00:25:27.780 he talks

00:25:28.200 to

00:25:28.400 that's how

00:25:29.600 it's done

00:25:30.000 if you're

00:25:30.980 the one

00:25:31.200 who picks

00:25:31.620 the people

00:25:32.140 you can get

00:25:33.300 any answer

00:25:33.780 you want

00:25:34.260 you just

00:25:35.100 pick the

00:25:35.400 people who

00:25:35.800 owe you

00:25:36.080 something

00:25:36.400 or already

00:25:37.540 agree with

00:25:38.060 you

00:25:38.320 not too

00:25:39.920 hard

00:25:40.160 so yes

00:25:40.920 in my

00:25:41.580 lifetime

00:25:42.040 this really

00:25:43.000 happened

00:25:43.460 that the

00:25:44.720 CIA

00:25:45.160 apparently

00:25:45.840 killed the

00:25:46.340 president 0.96

00:25:46.720 in conjunction

00:25:48.240 with somebody

00:25:48.820 else probably

00:25:49.360 and and

00:25:51.040 then assigned

00:25:52.080 themselves to

00:25:52.960 look into

00:25:53.400 who killed

00:25:53.800 them

00:25:54.000 very much

00:25:55.740 like OJ 0.89

00:25:56.860 looking for

00:25:57.400 the real

00:25:57.760 killer

00:25:58.060 so before

00:26:00.260 OJ said

00:26:01.020 he'd find

00:26:01.460 the real

00:26:01.840 killer

00:26:02.200 in the real

00:26:03.480 world that

00:26:04.100 actually happened

00:26:05.020 that the CIA

00:26:06.540 was helping

00:26:07.100 to find the

00:26:07.620 real killer

00:26:08.140 now I don't

00:26:12.100 have proof

00:26:12.740 that the CIA

00:26:13.420 killed them

00:26:13.900 but I'd say

00:26:14.400 all evidence

00:26:15.020 suggests

00:26:15.600 is that

00:26:16.740 fair

00:26:17.000 would you

00:26:18.560 go with

00:26:18.880 that

00:26:19.140 that I

00:26:20.620 don't

00:26:20.720 have proof

00:26:21.260 but all

00:26:22.560 evidence

00:26:22.900 suggests

00:26:23.520 it seems

00:26:24.400 pretty obvious

00:26:24.980 at this

00:26:25.320 point

00:26:25.580 do you know

00:26:28.020 the story

00:26:28.340 about the

00:26:28.760 Zapruder 0.99

00:26:29.300 Zapruder film

00:26:30.720 you know the

00:26:31.180 film we've

00:26:31.620 all seen

00:26:32.000 now there's

00:26:33.040 a there's

00:26:34.440 a subsidiary

00:26:35.220 story that

00:26:35.780 says it

00:26:36.120 was you

00:26:36.860 know it

00:26:37.340 was altered

00:26:38.140 so but

00:26:39.760 beyond that

00:26:40.420 did you

00:26:41.460 know that it

00:26:41.940 took years

00:26:43.560 before anybody

00:26:44.280 saw that

00:26:44.740 video

00:26:45.040 are you

00:26:46.960 aware of

00:26:47.260 that that

00:26:48.480 that many

00:26:49.120 years went

00:26:49.780 by between

00:26:51.280 the assassination

00:26:51.980 and then the

00:26:52.760 time we first

00:26:53.540 saw the video

00:26:54.140 now don't you

00:26:56.660 think that the

00:26:57.100 person who took

00:26:57.700 the video

00:26:58.200 was aware

00:27:00.080 that he had

00:27:00.620 the video

00:27:01.060 do you think

00:27:03.920 he wasn't

00:27:04.420 aware that it

00:27:05.640 was the most

00:27:06.100 valid yeah it

00:27:06.740 was 1977

00:27:07.400 that the video

00:27:09.140 comes out that

00:27:09.900 was what 12

00:27:10.580 years after the

00:27:11.300 assassination

00:27:11.840 something like

00:27:12.560 that and

00:27:13.840 and anyway

00:27:19.240 I guess I

00:27:21.340 don't have to

00:27:21.680 finish that

00:27:22.140 point

00:27:22.340 so yeah the

00:27:26.220 fact that the

00:27:27.020 video didn't

00:27:27.900 come out for

00:27:28.400 12 years

00:27:29.060 is almost

00:27:30.980 dead certain

00:27:32.900 it's fake

00:27:33.460 does anybody

00:27:35.680 disagree with

00:27:36.300 that if you

00:27:37.560 had the most

00:27:38.000 valuable video

00:27:39.000 in the entire

00:27:39.760 world and you

00:27:41.980 sat on it for

00:27:42.680 12 years that

00:27:44.780 guarantees it

00:27:45.460 was fake

00:27:45.940 because there's

00:27:47.320 no there's no

00:27:48.700 human behavior

00:27:49.700 you've ever

00:27:50.340 seen that

00:27:51.460 would match

00:27:51.920 what allegedly

00:27:52.720 that person

00:27:53.380 did sat on

00:27:54.620 the most

00:27:54.940 important story

00:27:55.820 of the whole

00:27:57.500 hundred years

00:27:58.840 basically and

00:28:00.400 I just thought

00:28:01.340 man I don't

00:28:01.800 know if anybody

00:28:02.160 would be

00:28:02.400 interested in

00:28:02.940 this come

00:28:04.520 on it's

00:28:05.900 obviously fake

00:28:06.700 it's it's

00:28:08.580 quite obviously

00:28:09.400 fake I never

00:28:11.380 thought that

00:28:11.800 before do

00:28:13.020 you know

00:28:13.160 what convinced

00:28:13.640 me that it

00:28:15.140 took 12

00:28:15.600 years I'm not

00:28:16.880 sure I ever

00:28:17.280 heard that

00:28:17.640 before but as

00:28:19.080 soon as I

00:28:19.420 heard that I

00:28:19.840 was like oh

00:28:20.320 obviously fake

00:28:21.200 they just had to

00:28:22.540 wait until Star

00:28:23.280 Wars came out

00:28:23.960 and they had the

00:28:24.300 right technology

00:28:25.040 to fake it so

00:28:26.720 that's what it

00:28:27.220 was anyway

00:28:28.960 in case you

00:28:30.320 wondered

00:28:30.600 let's talk

00:28:35.600 about so

00:28:36.080 that's when the

00:28:36.520 Republic was lost

00:28:37.660 at least some

00:28:39.060 people say much

00:28:39.860 earlier but at the

00:28:40.980 very minimum by

00:28:42.920 the time Kennedy

00:28:43.660 was assassinated

00:28:44.500 it was obvious

00:28:45.100 that we don't

00:28:45.580 have a regular

00:28:46.300 Republic but

00:28:48.160 what did we

00:28:48.640 lose free

00:28:49.360 speech I

00:28:51.680 think it was

00:28:52.380 around we

00:28:54.300 started losing

00:28:55.040 it around

00:28:55.680 2016 and

00:28:59.320 you know the

00:29:00.340 Twitter files

00:29:00.960 revealed that the

00:29:02.000 government had

00:29:02.680 been leaning on

00:29:03.620 the social media

00:29:04.480 to censor

00:29:05.880 things so now

00:29:07.020 that's all known

00:29:07.860 there's no

00:29:09.200 speculation

00:29:09.800 involved the

00:29:10.480 government was

00:29:11.440 censoring people

00:29:12.440 like wild for

00:29:14.280 years now

00:29:15.400 2020 might have

00:29:16.420 been the

00:29:17.020 zenith but it

00:29:18.580 didn't start

00:29:19.020 then but yeah

00:29:21.620 the Twitter files

00:29:22.360 told us that

00:29:23.200 free speech went

00:29:24.380 away a while

00:29:24.940 ago and I

00:29:28.060 don't know if

00:29:28.380 it'll ever come

00:29:29.080 back but it's

00:29:30.220 gone so we

00:29:31.000 don't really have

00:29:31.740 a country that's

00:29:33.680 like a republic

00:29:34.360 you know we're

00:29:35.200 a little bit

00:29:35.740 closer to the

00:29:36.680 Iran China 0.91

00:29:37.620 Russia model 0.63

00:29:38.480 than I was

00:29:39.780 ever aware

00:29:40.260 of and

00:29:42.500 certainly free

00:29:43.160 speech is only

00:29:44.400 if you say

00:29:44.920 things that

00:29:45.640 nobody cares

00:29:46.560 about so

00:29:48.000 free speech

00:29:48.720 that you can

00:29:49.200 say anything

00:29:49.740 that nobody

00:29:50.240 cares about is

00:29:52.140 opposite of

00:29:52.860 free speech

00:29:53.380 everybody gets

00:29:54.720 that right so

00:29:55.600 is there anybody

00:29:56.000 here who thinks

00:29:56.600 we have free

00:29:57.040 speech in this

00:29:57.620 country that

00:30:01.580 does anybody

00:30:02.040 believe we have

00:30:02.660 free speech

00:30:03.240 right because

00:30:07.960 I know somebody

00:30:08.540 is going to

00:30:08.840 say something

00:30:09.300 like but

00:30:10.380 Scott look at

00:30:11.460 the things you're

00:30:12.040 saying right now

00:30:12.820 no the only

00:30:13.920 reason I can say

00:30:14.760 them is that I've

00:30:15.400 already been

00:30:15.800 siloed into such

00:30:17.380 a little bubble

00:30:18.800 that I'm only

00:30:20.040 talking to the

00:30:20.580 people who already

00:30:21.140 think it's true

00:30:21.840 I don't talk to

00:30:23.300 anybody who

00:30:24.080 doesn't agree with

00:30:25.200 me you know I

00:30:27.620 posted something

00:30:28.880 yesterday I forget

00:30:29.820 what it was and

00:30:30.860 it brought in a

00:30:31.640 whole trainload of

00:30:33.200 trolls you know

00:30:34.500 the ones that 0.99

00:30:35.120 all act the

00:30:35.660 same they just 0.91

00:30:36.500 act like trolls 0.86

00:30:37.160 and I swear

00:30:40.200 they had never

00:30:40.720 seen any of my

00:30:41.600 material before

00:30:42.380 they didn't know

00:30:43.080 who I was

00:30:43.840 nothing about

00:30:45.900 any of my

00:30:46.800 posts and they

00:30:48.380 were really mad

00:30:49.100 because they think

00:30:49.940 that if Elon

00:30:52.180 Musk comments on

00:30:53.200 one of my

00:30:53.580 comments which is

00:30:54.520 what brought them

00:30:55.120 in that they

00:30:57.340 have to see my

00:30:58.280 stuff and they

00:30:59.660 hated it because

00:31:00.940 if we watch

00:31:02.600 Elon Musk we

00:31:03.420 have to see

00:31:03.860 this guy's

00:31:04.420 comments sometimes

00:31:05.440 can't stand

00:31:06.580 it no we

00:31:08.380 don't have

00:31:08.680 anything like

00:31:09.240 free speech

00:31:09.900 all right so

00:31:14.120 Elon has been

00:31:14.860 on this point

00:31:15.700 about the

00:31:17.140 public doesn't

00:31:17.880 understand what

00:31:18.660 this immigration

00:31:19.320 is really all

00:31:20.080 about so far

00:31:21.760 the illegal

00:31:23.160 migration has 1.00

00:31:24.700 created so many

00:31:26.240 new people in

00:31:27.660 the country that

00:31:28.380 it would represent

00:31:29.060 13 congressional

00:31:30.520 districts in

00:31:32.200 other words we

00:31:33.200 would add 13

00:31:34.260 people to our

00:31:34.940 government just

00:31:36.220 because of the

00:31:37.240 illegal migration

00:31:38.480 and the idea

00:31:42.060 is that the

00:31:43.240 the Democrats

00:31:44.260 will lavish them

00:31:45.240 with free stuff

00:31:46.200 and make sure

00:31:47.940 that they come in

00:31:48.780 knowing that the

00:31:49.720 Democrats are

00:31:50.460 help them get

00:31:51.280 this better life

00:31:52.060 and then of

00:31:54.840 course the

00:31:55.160 political leaders

00:31:55.900 on the left

00:31:56.900 want the extra

00:31:57.580 power that the

00:31:58.400 extra congressional

00:31:59.420 districts gives

00:32:00.800 them and that

00:32:02.300 would allow them

00:32:03.000 to essentially

00:32:04.100 control the

00:32:05.100 country forever

00:32:05.860 if they just

00:32:07.220 get enough

00:32:07.820 migrants in the 0.53

00:32:09.420 places where

00:32:10.020 there was too

00:32:10.540 much political

00:32:12.000 power with

00:32:12.620 with the

00:32:13.240 Republicans so

00:32:14.620 that so they're

00:32:15.460 doing a play

00:32:16.180 to it's

00:32:18.820 basically a

00:32:19.700 Hail Mary play

00:32:21.500 so I feel like

00:32:23.860 the immigrant

00:32:24.360 thing is such

00:32:25.760 an aggressive

00:32:26.380 swing for the

00:32:28.300 fence you know

00:32:29.580 all or nothing

00:32:30.260 play and it

00:32:31.700 really is all or

00:32:32.340 nothing because

00:32:32.800 if it doesn't

00:32:33.960 work and they

00:32:35.920 don't get the

00:32:36.560 people in fast

00:32:37.380 enough to take

00:32:39.000 control of the

00:32:39.660 government in the

00:32:40.640 way that they

00:32:41.120 want to then it

00:32:43.180 will implode it

00:32:45.360 will go the other

00:32:45.920 way so there's

00:32:47.340 this real close

00:32:48.680 timing thing where

00:32:50.140 you've got two

00:32:51.080 teams that are

00:32:51.860 swinging for the

00:32:52.640 fence here's what

00:32:54.240 I mean if the

00:32:55.600 Democrats do 0.57

00:32:56.580 succeed in

00:32:57.460 gaming the

00:32:58.980 system by

00:32:59.540 getting more

00:33:00.020 districts and

00:33:00.820 that's enough for

00:33:01.460 them to take

00:33:01.920 power of the

00:33:02.580 Congress and the

00:33:03.320 presidency then

00:33:05.220 they will just

00:33:06.200 change the rules

00:33:07.340 until nobody can

00:33:08.200 ever compete with

00:33:08.960 them because we've

00:33:11.040 seen the pattern

00:33:11.620 that they like to

00:33:12.400 change the rules

00:33:13.140 to stay in power

00:33:14.440 so there'd be more

00:33:15.820 gerrymandering and

00:33:17.000 things and by the

00:33:17.840 way Republicans do

00:33:19.260 similar you know

00:33:20.880 sketchy things but

00:33:22.380 if the Democrats were

00:33:23.460 in power they

00:33:24.000 would be they

00:33:24.380 would be the

00:33:24.740 ones doing now

00:33:26.660 at the same

00:33:27.080 time interestingly

00:33:29.360 you've got Donald

00:33:31.240 Trump running for

00:33:32.040 president now what

00:33:34.040 would happen if the

00:33:35.520 Republicans sweep

00:33:36.740 which is very

00:33:38.920 possible it's very

00:33:41.660 possible that the

00:33:43.080 Republicans will

00:33:43.920 sweep and it

00:33:46.100 would be because of

00:33:47.060 immigration so 0.93

00:33:48.840 immigration is this

00:33:49.980 really aggressive

00:33:51.100 play for the

00:33:52.260 Democrats to take

00:33:53.320 over everything

00:33:54.020 except that in

00:33:56.700 the short run it's

00:33:57.520 such an overreach

00:33:59.060 and it's so alarming

00:34:00.720 to the public it

00:34:02.000 might cause the

00:34:02.740 Republicans to win

00:34:03.720 everything so we've

00:34:05.440 got this weird all

00:34:06.500 or nothing that's

00:34:07.640 been set up by both

00:34:08.680 teams and the

00:34:12.100 Democrat Party will 0.97

00:34:13.040 either own

00:34:13.560 everything forever

00:34:14.460 after this election

00:34:15.640 or after they get

00:34:17.940 enough you know

00:34:19.060 immigrants to control 1.00

00:34:20.240 everything whereas the 0.93

00:34:22.160 Republicans will own 0.95

00:34:23.200 everything if they

00:34:25.640 get in before that

00:34:26.520 happens so it's

00:34:28.840 literally just like a

00:34:30.080 timing thing of who's

00:34:31.800 going to own the

00:34:32.540 government completely

00:34:33.540 so that's fun to

00:34:37.380 watch do you think

00:34:40.160 that Elon's his filter

00:34:43.920 on this is correct

00:34:44.820 that the real play is

00:34:46.380 to get democratic

00:34:47.720 power forever

00:34:48.420 do you think that's

00:34:50.740 the major incentive

00:34:52.160 well here's what's

00:34:55.140 complicated

00:34:55.620 these things never

00:34:57.220 have one reason

00:34:58.200 and as soon as you

00:34:59.880 tell yourself well

00:35:00.600 there's this one

00:35:01.260 reason everything

00:35:02.400 gets confusing

00:35:03.480 with a lot of

00:35:04.920 people involved

00:35:05.520 there are different

00:35:06.080 people have different

00:35:06.800 reasons so I would

00:35:08.880 say the following

00:35:09.620 reasons certainly

00:35:10.620 apply the people at

00:35:12.140 the top probably are

00:35:13.320 trying to figure out a

00:35:14.080 way to stay there

00:35:14.760 so yes the people at

00:35:17.140 the top are probably

00:35:18.960 doing exactly what

00:35:20.040 Elon Musk is saying

00:35:21.140 they're trying to beef

00:35:22.120 up their congressional

00:35:23.480 population so they can

00:35:25.060 control everything

00:35:25.740 however what how does

00:35:28.560 that explain how

00:35:29.660 ordinary people are

00:35:30.760 supporting it like why

00:35:32.540 would ordinary people

00:35:33.440 support so much

00:35:34.180 migration do you think

00:35:35.780 the ordinary Democrat

00:35:36.840 is saying ah I'm

00:35:38.960 part of the plan I'm

00:35:41.640 helping the migrants

00:35:42.780 come in because I

00:35:45.180 agree with my

00:35:45.920 leadership we can get

00:35:46.920 all power do you

00:35:48.520 think that's what's

00:35:49.040 happening well maybe

00:35:51.100 some maybe some I

00:35:54.660 would suggest that

00:35:55.420 there's a bigger effect

00:35:56.360 which is the impulse

00:35:58.520 towards self-harm I

00:36:00.860 think that the

00:36:01.440 Democrats are driven

00:36:02.500 at least at the voter

00:36:05.620 level maybe a third

00:36:08.680 to a half of their

00:36:09.580 entire political party

00:36:11.320 is obsessed with

00:36:12.880 self-harm now the

00:36:14.760 self-harm grows out of

00:36:15.920 the white guilt I

00:36:17.060 suppose the the guilt

00:36:19.000 that they got too

00:36:19.780 much and it's because

00:36:20.880 of the legacy of

00:36:22.440 slavery and the

00:36:23.460 systemic racism and

00:36:24.840 they got to do

00:36:25.860 something to you know

00:36:27.540 fix it so I think

00:36:30.460 that's why yeah so I

00:36:35.300 think self-harm is

00:36:36.480 actually driving most of

00:36:37.760 immigration at the voter

00:36:39.300 level and at the

00:36:40.520 senior level it's a

00:36:41.960 plan to have more

00:36:43.360 control will you buy

00:36:45.460 that that the

00:36:47.200 individual voters are

00:36:48.320 not nearly as

00:36:49.240 complicated they're just

00:36:50.940 trying to ease their

00:36:51.720 guilt and they're doing

00:36:53.180 it by self-harm which is

00:36:55.160 the way people do it

00:36:56.240 they harm themselves to

00:36:57.640 get rid of their guilt

00:36:58.360 yeah so if you look at

00:37:01.380 and by the way this

00:37:02.500 idea of self-harm being

00:37:05.160 the primary motivating

00:37:06.360 factor of at least a

00:37:07.500 third of the Democrat

00:37:08.260 Party is starting to

00:37:10.300 catch on I don't know

00:37:11.500 if you've seen it

00:37:12.160 anywhere else has

00:37:14.020 anybody seen anybody

00:37:14.920 else mentioned the

00:37:15.960 self-harm theme have

00:37:19.720 you seen it yet you

00:37:22.300 might you might see a

00:37:23.920 little more of it

00:37:24.460 because it's so obvious

00:37:25.300 once you hear it you're

00:37:26.120 like oh yeah it's

00:37:27.100 obvious everything they

00:37:28.720 do has that same

00:37:29.440 quality that it's bad

00:37:31.100 for the people doing

00:37:31.900 it I've never seen that

00:37:33.900 before it's a very

00:37:35.820 specific white guilt

00:37:37.540 thing I don't know if

00:37:39.160 it's a Christian thing or

00:37:40.260 what it is I don't know

00:37:41.340 where it comes from

00:37:41.960 actually anyway there's

00:37:45.560 new climate alarm now

00:37:47.420 as you know the climate

00:37:48.560 topic has two completely

00:37:50.260 different worlds in one

00:37:52.340 world every new piece of

00:37:54.260 information proves that

00:37:55.500 the temperature is not

00:37:56.660 going up and that the

00:37:58.080 climate alarm is fake the

00:37:59.640 ice is not melting and the

00:38:00.900 oceans are not rising and

00:38:03.660 the people who make those

00:38:04.760 claims will point to data

00:38:06.260 and you'll look at it

00:38:07.920 you'll say they make a

00:38:10.340 good point and then you'll

00:38:12.300 see something like today's

00:38:13.460 report that the the earth

00:38:17.220 has endured its hottest

00:38:18.260 year since blah blah blah

00:38:20.200 and it's all heating up and

00:38:21.640 everything's hot and we're

00:38:22.600 all gonna die so that's

00:38:23.840 coming from the UN now how 0.98

00:38:26.240 do they support that well

00:38:28.740 they point to studies and

00:38:30.540 things that are completely

00:38:32.400 opposite from what the

00:38:34.080 people who say nothing's

00:38:35.360 happening or looking at

00:38:36.320 two different worlds which

00:38:40.360 one's right well let me tell

00:38:42.960 you this the people who are

00:38:44.460 telling you that the climate

00:38:45.400 is going to kill you are the 0.99

00:38:46.580 same scientists who didn't 0.99

00:38:48.360 know if masks would work and

00:38:51.100 they don't know if your child

00:38:52.180 is male or female they don't 0.98

00:38:55.120 know anything about nutrition

00:38:56.340 and I think most of what they

00:38:58.740 say about physics is

00:38:59.920 completely made up I'm not so

00:39:02.440 sure string theory is quite

00:39:03.940 what they think it is just

00:39:05.940 saying so scientists have gone

00:39:10.180 from the most credible members

00:39:12.800 of society to in my opinion

00:39:14.860 the least credible they didn't

00:39:17.680 just go from oh you're not

00:39:19.080 nearly as awesome as before I

00:39:21.460 think science is just a way to

00:39:23.460 launder lies science the way

00:39:27.720 it's currently organized and

00:39:29.440 reported in the press is just a

00:39:32.260 laundering operation for lies

00:39:34.160 you you just find the science

00:39:36.420 that agrees with you and see if

00:39:37.760 you can push it into the public's

00:39:39.080 consciousness now that doesn't

00:39:40.880 mean the real science doesn't

00:39:42.000 happen it's just we're not

00:39:44.020 watching it you know the real

00:39:46.680 science is probably you know

00:39:47.840 somebody in laboratory inventing a

00:39:49.960 thing that makes communication

00:39:51.580 faster or chip faster and we

00:39:53.800 never hear about that all we

00:39:56.020 hear is oh if you walk outside

00:39:57.940 you're going to be melted from

00:39:59.540 all the climate and maybe it's

00:40:01.620 true how would I know all I know

00:40:03.780 is that the people telling me this

00:40:05.640 have no credibility whatsoever

00:40:07.680 scientists they have no

00:40:10.700 credibility on climate change and

00:40:14.180 the funniest the funniest response

00:40:16.440 to that I like to use is the same

00:40:20.520 people who think the news is real

00:40:22.040 you know I laugh when I think

00:40:24.580 talking to somebody who still

00:40:26.160 thinks the news is real it's just

00:40:28.560 impossible yeah there's just no

00:40:30.780 common ground they'll just tell you

00:40:33.340 that they saw something in the news

00:40:35.300 and so you're wrong and then you say

00:40:37.500 but you know the news is all made up

00:40:39.080 and then they'll tell you another

00:40:40.880 thing they heard in the news to prove

00:40:42.960 why it's not all made up and I think

00:40:45.580 okay you're not hearing me it's all

00:40:47.420 made up the important stuff right if

00:40:50.460 they say a hurricane is coming it's

00:40:52.040 probably true but if they say so and

00:40:54.800 so did something because of something

00:40:56.520 that's never true that's never true

00:41:00.040 all right so I don't know what's true

00:41:03.340 I don't know which data is true but

00:41:05.860 I'll tell you if scientists are my

00:41:07.840 source to know that I should be

00:41:10.980 alarmed about the climate and they

00:41:12.840 also claim that they can measure the

00:41:14.600 temperature of the earth really really

00:41:16.880 precisely over decades and if not

00:41:19.640 hundreds of years that's so obviously

00:41:22.140 not true like anybody who's lived in

00:41:25.340 the real world you know you can't

00:41:28.620 measure the temperature of the earth

00:41:29.900 and get a consistent reading there are

00:41:32.880 way too many things to go wrong that

00:41:34.940 you wouldn't know or you wouldn't

00:41:36.080 admit because you don't want anybody to

00:41:37.440 know you did it wrong so no there's no

00:41:40.060 practical way to measure the 0.89

00:41:41.540 temperature of the freaking earth and 0.93

00:41:43.760 and you'd have to be very inexperienced 0.95

00:41:47.360 or very young to imagine that's even a

00:41:50.600 doable thing now people often say but

00:41:53.860 Scott doesn't that make you a science

00:41:56.160 denier no I'm not talking about any

00:41:58.580 science I'm talking about there's

00:42:00.960 somebody's job it is to sell a

00:42:03.240 thermometer there's somebody's job it is

00:42:05.760 to put it somewhere and there's

00:42:07.980 somebody's job to read it and

00:42:10.220 somebody's job to like add it up and

00:42:11.860 find out the averages stuff that's not

00:42:13.740 science that's just a job and the guy

00:42:19.520 who created the Dilbert comic strip I

00:42:22.460 know what people do when they have jobs

00:42:24.200 they cover up their mistakes they fudge

00:42:27.780 things they they falsify documents they

00:42:30.900 don't mention that it's near an airport

00:42:32.820 you know a million things so it's a

00:42:36.600 purely human endeavor to go read these

00:42:40.140 measurements and decide whether the

00:42:41.680 machine is accurate and then you decide

00:42:44.540 oh this one seems on a whack because

00:42:46.840 it's too close to some concrete so maybe

00:42:49.180 I'll change it but I don't have the

00:42:50.640 budget to change it so I'll just write

00:42:52.240 down the number that's the real world

00:42:55.200 oh this this thermometer looks wrong to

00:42:58.360 me because it's giving me an anomalous

00:43:00.800 reading but it's not my job to replace

00:43:04.460 thermometers I'm just the reader let's my

00:43:07.840 job is just to go out there write down

00:43:09.260 that number and I think to myself all

00:43:11.900 right if I report this it's gonna be a

00:43:15.500 whole bunch of paperwork and I'm not

00:43:18.020 really paid for all that extra I'm paid

00:43:21.000 to just write down this number that

00:43:23.600 doesn't look right but I can make my day

00:43:28.460 a lot easier if I just write it down and

00:43:30.240 go to the next one now I'm of course I'm

00:43:33.180 making up an imaginary situation I don't

00:43:35.740 know if anybody's writing down anything

00:43:37.260 but the point is there's a whole human

00:43:39.560 process that has nothing to do with

00:43:41.720 science when you're just measuring the

00:43:43.880 temperature in a thousand different

00:43:45.100 places

00:43:45.520 Peter Navarro is in prison and I was

00:43:52.160 watching CNN do a show about it and I

00:43:55.700 ask you this would Peter Navarro be in

00:43:57.580 prison if we had a legitimate news

00:44:00.440 entity if the news industry were not

00:44:04.120 completely fake would Peter Navarro be in

00:44:06.820 prison that's a not a real question I'm

00:44:10.920 going to give you the answer no there's

00:44:13.020 not a chance you were it requires the

00:44:15.480 illegitimate press to give cover to the

00:44:19.460 illegitimate Department of Justice so

00:44:22.280 you've got something that is very clearly

00:44:23.900 and unambiguously inappropriate for the

00:44:27.840 Department of Justice if you don't

00:44:30.200 believe me you should believe Ellen

00:44:32.700 Dershowitz who will tell you that you

00:44:36.280 know a lot a lot of this stuff against

00:44:38.460 Trump is just crazy town the lawfare by

00:44:42.700 the way Dershowitz is one who invented 0.96

00:44:44.120 the word lawfare did you know that Ellen

00:44:47.840 Dershowitz he invented that word lawfare and

00:44:50.900 he certainly sees it happening to Trump

00:44:53.540 but whatever's happening to Navarro is

00:44:55.500 just an extension of the lawfare against

00:44:57.280 Trump and I believe that there is no way

00:45:00.500 that Navarro would be in jail if both the

00:45:04.000 left and the right-leaning media called 0.98

00:45:06.700 bullshit what do you think if both the 0.99

00:45:10.500 left and the right said this is 1.00

00:45:11.980 illegitimate he would not be in jail

00:45:15.480 because I don't think that the system can

00:45:18.660 survive doing things that both the left

00:45:20.820 and the right say well this is obviously

00:45:22.840 wrong it requires at least the left

00:45:27.460 because they control most of the media

00:45:29.140 to bless it which they did and they

00:45:32.100 blessed it imagine being part of the

00:45:34.380 media that allowed him to go to jail

00:45:37.720 knowing that that wouldn't have happened

00:45:39.500 except for your actions it would only

00:45:43.100 take one entity let's say CNN or MSNBC it

00:45:46.960 would only take one of them say okay this

00:45:49.320 is too far this is too far we can't be

00:45:53.400 putting Peter Navarro's in jail for you

00:45:57.280 know what he did it would only take one so

00:46:00.840 every person who's on CNN and MSNBC you're 1.00

00:46:04.680 lying motherfuckers you're putting a man in 1.00

00:46:07.880 jail for no good reason and how do you feel 1.00

00:46:11.560 about that when you go home seriously how 0.99

00:46:15.680 do you fucking feel about that when you 0.98

00:46:17.320 go home do you say to yourself oh it's 0.99

00:46:19.760 not me it's not me because I'm just one

00:46:23.200 person no it's you it's you if you're on

00:46:27.560 the air on a news entity and you let Peter

00:46:30.720 Navarro go to jail right in front of you 1.00

00:46:32.520 when you know it's bullshit and you're not 1.00

00:46:35.000 saying anything about it you're fucking 1.00

00:46:37.000 putting him in jail that's on you so go 0.99

00:46:41.860 sleep with that New York Times Steve

00:46:50.840 McGuire was posting about this the New

00:46:54.460 York Times in what you can only imagine 0.53

00:46:56.880 is once again the ridiculous merging with

00:47:02.060 the with reality they did as the New 0.98

00:47:07.020 York Times did a story extolling the

00:47:09.420 virtues of the deep state when we hear

00:47:12.360 deep state instead of recoiling we should

00:47:15.500 rally because it's the deep state that's

00:47:18.880 protecting you from Trump that that's

00:47:23.540 actually in the news the New York Times is

00:47:28.480 telling you that the deep state is really

00:47:32.040 important and valuable because it can you

00:47:33.720 know protect you from people like Trump

00:47:35.260 how in the world I mean how do you not be

00:47:41.780 embarrassed working for that company

00:47:43.900 anyway on another topic this is changing

00:47:49.020 quickly but if you're not caught up at

00:47:52.420 first Texas was gonna start arresting 0.68

00:47:54.920 people and deporting them and then the 0.83

00:47:57.020 court said no you can't do that you know

00:47:59.420 the states can't deport people and then I

00:48:03.280 guess on an appeal it was reversed and

00:48:06.940 then before I started the show the

00:48:09.840 reversal was reversed am I up to speed

00:48:13.020 yet so at the moment I believe and that

00:48:18.440 could change in five minutes apparently

00:48:20.100 Texas cannot deport people back to Mexico

00:48:23.380 is that true can you give me an update on

00:48:26.120 that or there's another hearing today

00:48:28.940 maybe there's just a hearing today

00:48:31.140 anyway so it's up in the air a little bit

00:48:33.040 but here's my plan as you know Central

00:48:37.460 South America they're sending a lot of

00:48:41.140 criminals up here and some say they're

00:48:43.320 emptying their jails which would be a

00:48:44.900 smart play on their on their half behalf

00:48:46.960 and my plan is to wait until all of the

00:48:50.560 criminals from Central and South America

00:48:53.320 Mexico have been shipped into the United 1.00

00:48:55.040 States and then wait for it I'm gonna

00:48:59.140 move to Central America it's gonna be 0.98

00:49:02.960 like a paradise down there all the 0.52

00:49:05.620 criminals are gonna be in the United

00:49:06.780 States I'm just gonna go down there and

00:49:09.540 like hey how's the crime right here and

00:49:12.940 the locals will say crime we haven't any

00:49:16.060 had any crime since 19 20 or 2024 we

00:49:20.320 haven't seen a similar same not a single

00:49:22.740 criminal act in two years and I'll be

00:49:25.620 like yeah coming at you all right that's

00:49:31.780 my plan so did you know that Newsmax was

00:49:38.140 reporting this the Supreme Court Justice

00:49:40.140 Ruth Bader Ginsburg she had a ruling when 1.00

00:49:43.060 she was alive back in 2019 and apparently she

00:49:46.760 was one of the people who laid down how the

00:49:48.300 the 8th Amendment of our Constitution prohibited

00:49:51.340 an excessive fine so there was a case that

00:49:54.200 got to the Supreme Court and somebody some

00:49:57.060 just some individual was fined way more than

00:49:59.480 what the crime would suggest would make

00:50:01.640 sense and so you've got this situation

00:50:05.520 where the is it the 8th Amendment yeah the

00:50:08.880 8th Amendment guarantees the right against 1.00

00:50:14.100 unusual punishments you know cruel and

00:50:16.160 unusual but also against excessive fines were

00:50:20.620 you aware that the Constitution of the

00:50:23.460 United States has in direct language that

00:50:28.460 you can't give somebody excessive fines and

00:50:32.040 and poor Trump poor Trump is trying to pay

00:50:35.540 over 400 you know million dollars for a

00:50:40.580 victimless crime that is as everybody explained

00:50:45.360 who's in the industry business as usual

00:50:47.900 business as usual and he's got to pay

00:50:52.260 454 million dollars now by anybody's

00:50:57.920 estimation that is an excessive fine do you

00:51:02.240 think you would find any normal human being 0.95

00:51:04.620 who would think that's anything but a ridiculous 0.86

00:51:07.960 fine no and and the fact that he's being

00:51:12.040 forced to maybe sell assets in a short time

00:51:16.680 period when his assets are mostly physical so

00:51:19.760 he'd have to lose I mean he might lose

00:51:21.860 another 200 million by selling things at a fire

00:51:27.080 sale price because he has to now who in the

00:51:30.900 world thinks that that's any kind of justice

00:51:33.320 nobody now I assume the Supreme Court will

00:51:36.660 reverse it or and apparently they can even

00:51:39.440 take action when the states are involved in

00:51:42.540 violating the Eighth Amendment so you don't 0.76

00:51:46.560 have to worry about the thing that it's a

00:51:48.100 state action the Supreme Court can jump in

00:51:50.820 if you're violating the Eighth Amendment and

00:51:53.660 clearly they are obviously there's no doubt

00:51:57.540 about that right it's just right in front of

00:51:59.720 you it could not be more obvious that

00:52:02.100 they're abusing the the Constitution

00:52:04.880 and can we agree that none of those fines

00:52:12.440 would have happened if Trump were not running

00:52:14.140 for president is it fair to say he would not

00:52:16.880 have been prosecuted except running for

00:52:18.340 president now the fact that Letitia James

00:52:21.920 said she was going to go after him but

00:52:24.440 didn't know what she was going after him

00:52:26.120 for and then they searched until they found

00:52:28.940 something how is that not illegal there's no

00:52:34.100 law against that there's no law against

00:52:36.400 saying I'm going after somebody and then

00:52:38.600 going and looking for a crime and then

00:52:40.680 finding a victimless crime and taking his

00:52:43.440 whole business away from him maybe putting

00:52:46.680 him in jail how would the world is that not

00:52:49.700 illegal so I'm gonna make a prediction that 1.00

00:52:54.700 karma is gonna be quite a bitch for Letitia James 1.00

00:52:59.540 here's what I think is gonna happen I think 0.99

00:53:03.400 that there'll be enough enemies of hers that

00:53:07.000 they will put enormous resources into looking

00:53:09.480 into any crimes she may have committed and

00:53:12.960 that they will do to her what she did to

00:53:14.860 Trump and God I hope so because you need

00:53:18.520 mutually assured destruction when you watch

00:53:21.920 somebody destroying somebody because they're 0.95

00:53:23.780 white that's really what it is if Trump 0.99

00:53:27.300 were not if Trump were black none of this 0.99

00:53:29.380 would be happening he's being destroyed 0.99

00:53:31.100 primarily for being white and Republican I

00:53:33.620 guess and I think that the perfect response

00:53:40.100 would be in a perfectly legal way not

00:53:43.480 anything illegal that people should start

00:53:47.000 turning over every rock and talking to

00:53:50.160 everybody she's ever worked with until they

00:53:52.660 find a crime do you think you couldn't find

00:53:55.980 a crime with pretty much anybody if you look

00:53:57.960 hard enough of course you can you'd find

00:54:00.840 like a process crime or some exaggeration

00:54:04.020 you could call a lie yeah you could find

00:54:06.420 something so my prediction is that a year

00:54:08.980 from now there's a good chance that Trump

00:54:10.840 will be president and Letitia James will be

00:54:12.980 in prison unless she's appealing it but I

00:54:17.240 think they're good the odds of her never

00:54:19.240 have let me put it this way we've all seen

00:54:22.780 how she acts in public right we've seen her

00:54:27.700 dance with glee about the mounting problems

00:54:31.880 for Trump we saw him we saw her target him

00:54:34.860 for purely political and personal reasons and

00:54:38.620 then follow up on it and destroy somebody that you

00:54:42.720 many of you would like to be president or trying

00:54:45.220 now given what she's done in public that you

00:54:49.700 can observe with your own eyes is there any

00:54:52.260 question in your mind that she's a criminal 0.99

00:54:54.100 in other ways I've never seen anybody who acts

00:54:59.060 like she acts the parts we can see who didn't

00:55:02.920 also have a criminal background I've never seen

00:55:05.800 that that honest people don't act anything like the

00:55:09.680 way she's acting so you're if you tell me oh no

00:55:13.920 there was just this one time when she decided to

00:55:17.300 ignore the Constitution and the laws of our

00:55:19.340 country and you know spit on everything that's

00:55:22.500 good no no there's a really high chance she's got a

00:55:27.260 whole bunch of crimes in her past and you just 0.94

00:55:30.080 have to look for them and I would imagine that a

00:55:33.200 tremendous amount of money has already been

00:55:35.260 allocated to pay people to look for it and if the

00:55:40.300 Republicans are not doing that I'd be pretty

00:55:42.780 disappointed but they probably are all right

00:55:49.340 and yeah and as Dershowitz warns if Trump is kept from

00:55:59.980 running or maybe he loses because of lawfare that

00:56:05.160 will not be deemed a credible outcome certainly I

00:56:10.220 would not say that was a fair election if if the lawfare

00:56:14.360 takes him out all right Democrats as I've often said 0.91

00:56:18.940 what passes as a disagreement is often Democrats not

00:56:23.940 knowing how anything works have you noticed that it looks

00:56:29.200 like it's a disagreement like some philosophical

00:56:31.580 thing but it's not it's just Democrats literally

00:56:35.400 don't have the background and experience in many cases

00:56:38.400 to understand how anything works Republicans tend to

00:56:42.480 be business people who succeeded in business and

00:56:46.980 maybe became a senator later you know they ran some kind

00:56:50.380 of a serious enterprise and then maybe ran for office but

00:56:54.020 there are a lot of Democrats who never had any kind of

00:56:55.940 business experience let me give you some real world

00:56:59.640 examples I saw a user and X Michael Harriet who is

00:57:06.500 explaining why DEI well here's what he says he says well

00:57:11.800 here's the thing while most people think DEI policies have

00:57:15.280 something to do with increasing minorities most DEI policies

00:57:19.200 focus on recruiting and retention and he says instead of lowering

00:57:24.060 your standards you can increase diversity by inviting more diverse

00:57:27.840 students to apply now that's somebody who doesn't it looks 1.00

00:57:32.360 like this somebody has no experience in the real world that's like stupid 0.98

00:57:36.820 isn't it how does he not understand that the problem is there's not enough 0.99

00:57:43.720 supply it's true that any one company can improve their diversity if they do

00:57:50.480 better than the other companies and attracting you know a higher percentage

00:57:54.280 of supply but it's not true that they can all do it there's too low a supply

00:57:59.780 the only way you can fix the number of adults you know being a enough to have a

00:58:06.240 diverse workplace the only way to fix that is to fix that childhood you're gonna

00:58:10.700 have to fix the pipeline you're gonna have to get them really early like first

00:58:14.740 grade kindergarten and train them so that eventually there's enough people to do

00:58:20.540 every job diversely but how how can you possibly be an adult and not understand that

00:58:28.600 the problem is a supply problem and not a how you do it problem there's no way to

00:58:34.400 do it to create the supply once you're an adult you got to start with 30 years

00:58:40.820 earlier forget it so we should and so i looked at michael's profile and he's a

00:58:51.000 writer and some kind of a race profiteer kind of guy he does some kind of race

00:58:56.060 grifty stuff everything about race is grifty so i don't know his details but are

00:59:02.340 you surprised that somebody who's a writer and obsessed with race related things

00:59:06.860 can't do even counting and knowing how supply and demand works no it's very

00:59:13.340 ordinary very ordinary okay here's another one

00:59:17.420 apparently the law in new york and some other places

00:59:21.740 maybe california too allows a gang member to buy a firearm an illegal migrant

00:59:31.860 can buy a firearm legally these are the democrat laws so they can come in uh they'll

00:59:39.300 actually be helped to bring in uh and then they can find an empty rental property or even

00:59:45.120 your own house and just move into it when you're on vacation and it would be illegal for

00:59:51.280 you to move them out you have to let them stay and if they stay for a certain amount of time

00:59:57.800 it becomes their property so so basically ms-13 knows they can just find an empty house

01:00:06.680 and move in and it's theirs they get to keep it

01:00:12.040 that's real i'm not making that up ms-13 can come here illegally but it's we've made it legal to

01:00:20.440 be here illegally they can go to the store and buy a firearm or they can possess one and they can

01:00:28.920 move into your house while you're on vacation and keep it that's our current laws

01:00:38.200 is there anybody here didn't know that because this is new it's not every state but i'm sure

01:00:44.840 california in new york the squatter has the rights not the owner now do you think that people who

01:00:52.920 understand how anything works were behind these rules no of course not nobody who had any business

01:01:00.680 experience or experience with the real world would allow that to happen because it's pretty obvious

01:01:07.080 what's going to happen obviously ms-13 is going to take over every house they can get why wouldn't

01:01:13.160 they it's free houses california and new york are giving away free houses to ms-13 members and i'm not

01:01:22.920 even making that up that's like a real thing now they don't say it that way it's just that they've

01:01:30.040 created laws that guarantee it now this is my second example where there's something wrong with not just

01:01:39.160 the philosophy of democrats they seem unable or unable to think through really basic stuff how incentives

01:01:49.960 work how any system is designed really basic you want another example i'll give you two from ted lu

01:01:58.840 he's uh one of the california congress people and there's a video of him it's not a new one but

01:02:04.200 not too long ago a couple years ago he was on msnbc and he was telling the viewers that the best way to

01:02:10.280 combat fake news is for people to watch msnbc because they report real news all the time he actually said

01:02:19.720 real news all the time i didn't i didn't even add the all the time part those were his exact words he looked

01:02:27.000 at the camera and said without any any tinge of sarcasm that the way to combat fake news is for

01:02:36.120 people to watch msnbc because they report real news all the time now you might say to yourself scott that 0.95

01:02:42.600 might be the dumbest thing i've ever heard an elected official say do you think he's unaware do 0.93

01:02:50.360 you think he's unaware that msnbc is all fake because he might be that would be even be more frightening 0.99

01:02:58.840 it would be one thing to imagine you know he's just lying and he wants a job there someday so he's

01:03:04.840 just buttering them up i mean that's not terrible you know it's bad to lie but it's not the worst thing

01:03:11.480 but the worst thing would be if he actually thought it was true what if he thinks it's true

01:03:17.400 i've ever considered that what if the democrats believe what they're saying 1.00

01:03:22.760 because i always assume they don't believe it because it's so weird and stupid how can you 0.98

01:03:26.760 possibly believe it it's just something you say to win but he might actually believe that you want 0.89

01:03:32.120 another one here's another ted lou he said uh that uh on the post he said trump claims he is a

01:03:41.880 billionaire but he can't pay 464 million judgment that means he is lying how do i know math

01:03:53.640 wow do you know who had to school him in public that donald trump is not to blame

01:04:02.360 for not having the cash mark cuban who couldn't even stand watching his own teammate you know 1.00

01:04:09.960 somebody who would be anti-trump he he couldn't stand watching the stupidity coming from his own side 0.93

01:04:15.880 so he had to do an extended thread to explain how in an atmosphere of low interest rates somebody like 0.98

01:04:22.040 trump would put all of their cash into assets because the assets could grow but cash isn't worth much

01:04:29.960 in zero interest rate times so mark cuban had to explain the difference between cash and assets

01:04:37.720 to somebody we elected to make laws so ted ted lou thinks msnbc tells the truth all the time

01:04:47.000 and he doesn't understand how money works

01:04:49.320 so yeah uh i contend that the democrat party can be explained by not understanding how business works

01:05:00.840 in general so they they get everything wrong in terms of incentives every time and also being um

01:05:08.120 obsessed with self-harm so between self-harm and not understanding business

01:05:14.440 you get the democrats at least a third of them i'd say

01:05:19.560 well there's some new evidence that happiness is changing for some countries american germany

01:05:26.040 fell out of the top 20 happiest countries huh i wonder when that happened kind of a sudden drop in the

01:05:33.320 last several years do you think that wokeness might be part of it of course it is of course this yeah

01:05:42.040 wokeness makes you unhappy why because it's the act of focusing on yourself and how the external

01:05:50.760 world is victimizing you do you know what makes a person unhappy focusing on yourself and believing

01:05:58.120 that the external world is after you and the reason you can't succeed is because something somebody else

01:06:04.840 is doing it's all that discrimination yeah so wokeness bias design will make you unhappy

01:06:13.560 that's not all it will do it will also destroy your whole country but in the short term it'll make

01:06:18.040 you unhappy because it shifts your mindset to oh i'd be doing better if it were for all these uh white 1.00

01:06:24.920 supremacists and stuff so of course that's the problem meanwhile helsinki finland is looking good

01:06:33.160 um israel well their numbers were before the october 7th thing so i'm not sure that'll tell you anything

01:06:40.440 uh meanwhile in a separate um survey by wallet hub they looked at the 10 happiest

01:06:47.880 cities in america so this is a survey so you know it's scientific it must be completely true

01:06:56.760 so here are the cities that they found the happiest in america i'll just read them quickly

01:07:02.280 scottsdale arizona columbia maryland pearl city hawaii san francisco california hololulu

01:07:08.360 hawaii irvine california madison wisconsin san jose california overland park kansas and fremont

01:07:15.800 california california so we've got out of the top 10 san francisco irvine san jose and fremont

01:07:23.960 four of the top 10 are california cities

01:07:28.120 do you know why

01:07:32.600 well first of all i doubt the question about san francisco i'm not sure that that's accurate but

01:07:38.280 um it's the weather

01:07:43.000 it's the weather the the weather just really really makes a difference if you have a choice

01:07:49.480 go where the weather is good so these are just four places in california

01:07:54.040 where the weather is real good los angeles isn't on the list

01:07:57.720 i'm surprised san francisco's on there anyway um do you remember christine blasey ford blasey ford

01:08:07.240 she's the one who said that uh justice kavanaugh sexually assaulted her or something

01:08:14.680 and molly hemingway posts 20 things that would strongly suggest she lied about the whole thing

01:08:22.120 now i don't have to go through the whole list but just know that there are 20 really strong

01:08:27.800 indications that they never met and she made up the whole thing but somehow that story has emerged again

01:08:38.280 there's a lawyer who was just sued in great britain for saying that only women can have periods

01:08:45.160 so they got some pretty bad hate speech rules over there that would be considered hate speech to say 0.98

01:08:50.520 that only women can have periods um i call them vagina having people 1.00

01:08:57.960 so that's how i get away they're just vagina having people all right um 1.00

01:09:05.640 rasmussen is reporting some uh poll results on voters that suggest the republicans are going to gain

01:09:12.520 seats in the upcoming election so here's the details from rasmussen all right so if the elections for

01:09:18.920 congress were held today 47 would vote for republican candidates while 41 would vote for democrat so

01:09:25.320 that's a six point spread it's been higher it's been as high as uh nine recently in january but um two

01:09:33.880 years ago in march 22 republicans had an 11 point lead um around now but in the final polling before

01:09:43.560 election day republicans had a five point lead and that five point lead compare that to today's six

01:09:49.320 point lead um got them a net gain of nine seats so and they captured the house so net gain now the the

01:10:00.040 immigrants coming in who are going to boost the number of uh congressional seats that won't kick in

01:10:05.640 until after the next census i guess so it's a long-term play but uh do you think this will hold do you think

01:10:14.120 that this indication does tell you that republicans will do well well there's going to be so much that

01:10:20.040 happens between now and then yeah that that lead will evaporate between now and then all right if

01:10:27.640 you're not watching the ongoing story about the dominion machines there's allegations from a sheriff

01:10:34.360 in michigan that he's seen uh documentation to suggest that serbians access the machines the voting

01:10:42.280 machines while votes were being counted that's quite an allegation so the allegation which i'm not saying is

01:10:51.880 true i'm just reporting the allegation is that the sheriff says there were at least two serbians

01:10:58.680 nationals who were accessing the machines in real time while they were watching while the votes were

01:11:05.720 being counted now the access they had presumably would give them the ability to change things doesn't

01:11:11.400 mean they did dominion's comment on this is that it is flatly false flatly false didn't happen

01:11:19.400 now here's what we're waiting for flatly false is sort of lacking in details here's what a real

01:11:30.920 denial would sound like that is flatly false followed by the reason and the reason would sound like i'll

01:11:38.520 just make this one up but it would sound like something like this uh you're looking at records

01:11:43.320 that are from the wrong day i'm not saying that's true i'm just saying that's the sort of thing you'd

01:11:48.920 expect or they'd say uh yes the serbians work for us they're contractors they did have access but we

01:11:57.800 walled off their thing and we can check the records to see if they did anything so it was it was fine

01:12:03.400 don't worry about it now i didn't hear that and maybe that will come later but what you expect for a

01:12:10.120 real denial is some some acknowledgement that the evidence exists but your version of it is that it's not

01:12:18.120 saying what you think it's saying when there's a flat denial that doesn't acknowledge that the

01:12:24.360 people making the allegation are looking at a piece of paper with writing on it that it exists to not

01:12:31.400 mention what the real story is about whatever it is they're looking at is sort of a dog that's not

01:12:38.200 barking really loudly so keep an eye on this one i remind you that uh 95 to 100 of every claim about the

01:12:46.120 2020 election is highly likely to be wrong even if the election was rigged but any specific claim

01:12:55.240 and this would be a specific claim uh is unlikely to be true however this one is getting a little bit

01:13:03.240 more attention than most of them and there does seem to be a document and there are some questions

01:13:10.200 doesn't mean that anything happened that was illegal or that it was rigged it just means that if you ever

01:13:18.520 thought our system was auditable do you feel stupid now is there anybody here who ever believed we could

01:13:27.160 audit our election system and find out if it was proper who ever believed that 0.94

01:13:34.040 uh here again i think democrats believe it if they have not worked and lived in the real world

01:13:43.080 now i have worked and lived in the real world and a lot of the times it was my job to fund and put

01:13:50.840 together you know technology packages complicated things often make uh i would often be collecting data

01:13:57.880 from different sources to do an analysis if you've done that kind of business you know what any

01:14:05.000 complicated environment looks like so the election system is a complicated environment

01:14:12.600 i don't need to have direct evidence or direct experience with that domain to make the following

01:14:19.080 claim there's no way you can audit that thing it's just like my my statement about you can't measure the

01:14:27.000 temperature of the earth you know correctly and over time and show the change you can't do those things

01:14:33.480 in the real world in the real world you can't you can't increase diversity without discriminating

01:14:40.360 because there just aren't enough candidates not in the real world and a hundred percent of people with

01:14:46.040 real world experience know that you know some might lie because you know their team is lying but we all know it

01:14:52.440 everybody who has lived in the real world knows that you can't keep those measuring devices accurate

01:14:59.880 over time the maintenance problems the concrete problems the the fact that they measure the high

01:15:04.840 and the lows instead of you know just the average there are all kinds of problems plus the number of

01:15:10.040 places that aren't measured the fact that heat can go hide in different places in the planet for a while

01:15:16.040 and then you move around and you don't have measurements everywhere so you can't capture that

01:15:22.600 and then they tell us that the election is auditable no nobody who's ever spent a minute in the real world

01:15:30.520 could look at anything that complicated with so many different players involved and you just ask yourself

01:15:36.760 scott can you track your own vote to make sure it got to its destination it was and was counted

01:15:43.320 no that's all you need to know that's the end of the story if i can't if i can't track my own vote

01:15:52.440 no it's not auditable who would ever think that who would think that you could check every part of a

01:16:00.040 automated system and that nobody could get in there and you know put a little bug in there or a worm or

01:16:07.000 something and that the company producing it has every right to keep their software proprietary

01:16:13.640 so do you do you think there's somebody who is just an independent observer who has access to

01:16:20.600 dominion's software like to actually look at the source code

01:16:27.560 i don't know i would think that they would keep that to themselves in the real world in the real

01:16:31.800 world they're not going to let anybody see it which means you don't know what it's doing

01:16:35.160 right in the real world if you design a system and it's not giving you what you want year after year

01:16:44.920 after year same problems if you don't change it or talk loudly about your desire to change it

01:16:52.840 then it's not the problem is that you designed it to do what it's doing right design

01:16:58.760 it shows you intention over time you know on day one something might not do what you hoped it would

01:17:04.840 do but over time if we keep having these results that the public isn't completely trusting and they're

01:17:12.920 not getting the results quickly and there's a lot of you know credibility questions if you don't fix

01:17:19.480 that it's because you want it not to be fixed so again if you have any real world experience

01:17:29.000 and you and look at the difference of opinions from the people with real world experience versus

01:17:34.680 those who don't and it's a waste of time to have an argument with somebody who doesn't have real world

01:17:40.200 business experience if i get in the conversation with somebody has no real world business experience

01:17:47.240 they're going to say of course we can improve diversity everywhere at the same time 0.97

01:17:52.360 no you can't that's stupid nobody with experience thinks that uh and uh that you can audit the 0.93

01:17:59.320 elections nobody with any technical experience believes that yeah show me anybody who who's ever 0.99

01:18:05.800 written a functional piece of code and you tell me that they'll honestly think you can audit the entire

01:18:12.840 election system nobody not a single person with experience

01:18:19.160 people with experience who think you can measure the planet earth none these are really clean examples of

01:18:25.480 things that are lies we know those are not doable things all right ladies and gentlemen

01:18:33.160 this brings me to the conclusion of the best live stream you're going to see today

01:18:37.960 do you want some optimism to close down who wants some optimism

01:18:44.520 all right here's something everything's trending in the right direction except debt but i think we'll

01:18:51.640 figure that out too everything's trending in the right direction so they're terrible problems which

01:18:59.720 in real time are being reframed and the big difference between this year and prior years is the growth of

01:19:08.040 the independent media so independent media you know the glenn greenwalls the matt taibes michael schellenbergers

01:19:17.880 and people like me we get to say what the mainstream corporate media can't say and it really is making

01:19:24.520 a difference now you're you're already seeing the power of the internet dads and i'll say internet moms as

01:19:30.840 well have you seen it have you seen any situation where the the let's say the uh responsible people who

01:19:39.880 know how things work have put a damper on things yeah that whole uh um bloodbath thing the bloodbath thing

01:19:51.000 was turned into a joke by the independence by people like me we turned it into a joke and it completely

01:20:00.440 disabled the democrats because every time they said it we would laugh at them and make fun of it and create

01:20:06.440 and get content and the more they said it the more we laughed and the funnier it was and they finally

01:20:12.920 just sort of slunk away because i don't think they're talking about today are they and it got

01:20:19.880 crazier when they brought in their smartest people all right we really screwed up on this make some kind

01:20:25.880 of weird lawyerly argument where the bloodbath thing starts to make sense again so then they started to

01:20:32.760 say well okay granted he wasn't talking about it like that it was just about the car business but

01:20:41.720 that's what he does so it really must be seen in the context of our other hoaxes so we hoaxed you

01:20:49.800 about the fine people we hoaxed you about whipping immigrants if you believe that well obviously and so 1.00

01:20:57.320 once it got to the point where they were using their other hoaxes to prop up the new hoax and all

01:21:03.320 the independent people could see it and we talked about it we thought it was funny it kind of made it

01:21:09.080 go away so it's going to be more of that things are very different this time and i think we're going

01:21:15.240 to be watching for any fuckery in the election um in my opinion there's no chance that they won't attempt

01:21:22.840 to rig the election that's my view i i see no chance none at all that the democrats will just play

01:21:31.480 fair i think they'll try to rig it in legal means you know if they can change some rules in ways to

01:21:37.240 help but definitely an illegal means too because uh that's the world we're in i can't believe for a

01:21:46.120 minute they would allow uh trump to become president if they could stop it because they've all been

01:21:53.160 convinced he's like the second coming of hillary so of course they're going to try to stop him

01:21:58.360 of course but i think that between the independent media which makes a big difference

01:22:03.080 uh x and elon which makes a big difference in our free speech i do think that the corrective forces

01:22:09.960 are lining up uh i think that it's starting to look to me like trump will

01:22:18.440 get through all of his lawfare now i'm not sure i would have said that two months ago but the way

01:22:25.880 things are shaping up that even if he can't pay his fine to letitia james i i shouldn't admit this

01:22:34.280 but i'm going to there's part of me the hopes he can't pay the fine is anybody having that same

01:22:42.360 feeling because i feel this needs to be pushed to the breaking point i want to see trump say i can't

01:22:50.600 pay it we're going to review it and you can't make me pay it before it's appealed you're going to have to

01:22:56.840 put me in jail now i think what they try to do is close his businesses in other words i think that

01:23:02.680 letitia and her goons would show up with you know police tape and like tape up the his building and 1.00

01:23:09.320 say we own it now imagine that do you think they have the guts to do that do you think that new

01:23:17.960 yorkers would allow them to take over the building right in front of them well a lot of them would 1.00

01:23:25.400 but a lot of them wouldn't a lot of them wouldn't so there's part of me that says let's push this

01:23:32.200 but i don't want to risk trump actually being in jail you know because they could very easily

01:23:37.080 peter navarro him too but i don't feel like nibbling around the edges on this is working

01:23:46.280 it's just going to cost them a billion dollars i think he needs to go right at it and just say you

01:23:51.880 know what every person in the whole country can see what's happening he should stand in front of his

01:23:57.640 building on the on the deadline and say here i am here i am but do it in front of everybody

01:24:07.640 now i can't recommend that trump do that because he'd probably end up in jail

01:24:11.880 and that's not cool but there's but there's part of me that fantasizes he just pushes it until it breaks

01:24:20.280 you know you know you know if you have that loose tooth you've ever lost a tooth when you're a kid

01:24:24.520 and you can't stop pushing it with your tongue because it's loose and you just you at some point

01:24:31.640 even though it hurts you just want to rip that thing out that's how i'm feeling let's just pull

01:24:37.080 that mole around and see what happens anyway um i'm going to talk to the people on locals after i say

01:24:44.680 goodbye to the rest of you on this platform they get the special after show because they're so special

01:24:49.960 and uh thanks for joining on x and locals and youtube and uh rumble too see you tomorrow same time same place

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Real Coffee with Scott Adams - March 20, 2024

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