Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2425 CWSA 03⧸26⧸24

00:00:00.800 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.

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00:01:00.500 Should we start with just the morning complaining?

00:01:03.920 I'm looking at the comments.

00:01:06.420 Get it out of your system.

00:01:08.100 Go ahead.

00:01:09.460 Complain.

00:01:10.940 I'll just not watch your comments for a minute while you do that.

00:01:14.400 But to begin, I'd like to do a warm-up and a test.

00:01:19.080 A test, really a demonstration of excellence for people who are new.

00:01:25.800 Demonstration of amazingness.

00:01:27.260 You ready?

00:01:28.180 Now, this is a little bit of group participation.

00:01:32.140 Now, if you're new to this, I'm going to give you all a test.

00:01:37.060 And what you don't know is the local subscribers, privately, behind the subscription wall.

00:01:45.520 I train them on persuasion and reading body language and, you know, how to program your

00:01:51.740 mind for success, but also how to predict the future.

00:01:56.480 And they're doing it now.

00:01:58.200 They're doing it right now.

00:01:59.240 Look at that.

00:02:00.340 I haven't even told you the topic.

00:02:02.620 And they're already telling you the answer.

00:02:04.320 They're really doing that, by the way.

00:02:06.620 This is really happening.

00:02:07.960 If you're new to this, you see the answers going by?

00:02:11.920 25, 27, 26.

00:02:14.820 The answer is 24.

00:02:17.120 Look how close they are.

00:02:18.960 That's pretty good for predicting the future.

00:02:21.460 Does anybody care what the question is?

00:02:26.300 They all got the right answer.

00:02:28.400 And by the way, in reality, they have not heard the question.

00:02:32.200 They don't even know the domain of the question.

00:02:35.800 And they have the right answer.

00:02:38.440 Here's the question.

00:02:40.260 According to a Rasmussen poll, what percentage of likely voters believe Joe Biden is a stronger

00:02:47.520 commander-in-chief than most recent presidents?

00:02:53.140 24%.

00:02:53.780 Now, is that impressive?

00:02:56.240 Everybody on Locals knew the answer before the question was asked.

00:03:03.480 And they legitimately didn't know the question.

00:03:06.340 And they did that right in front of you.

00:03:08.880 Live demonstration.

00:03:10.820 Yeah.

00:03:11.400 If you were a member of Locals, you'd know how this was done.

00:03:14.340 Anyway, I saw a post by Zuby on X.

00:03:21.520 He says, these days I judge intelligence partly by how resistant people are to psyops.

00:03:27.940 There are, quote, smart people who fall for every single one.

00:03:31.720 So I struggle to consider them intelligent.

00:03:35.480 Well, Zuby, I've got some background information on this.

00:03:40.560 Because when I was learning hypnosis, one of the weird things that I learned right away

00:03:45.540 is that smart people are easier to hypnotize than dumb people.

00:03:52.060 It's counterintuitive.

00:03:53.920 But the smarter you are, the more likely you'll believe in ridiculous things.

00:03:58.960 I don't know exactly why, but we had a hypothesis about it.

00:04:02.980 And by the way, I don't think it's scientifically tested.

00:04:05.540 But anecdotally, and in my own experience, the smarter my subject was,

00:04:13.060 the easier they were to hypnotize.

00:04:15.840 It was my experience.

00:04:17.560 And that's what we were trained in.

00:04:19.180 Could have been confirmation bias, but it looked real.

00:04:22.920 And here's the hypothesis of why smart people are easy to hypnotize.

00:04:29.220 It's because they don't believe they can be hypnotized.

00:04:31.880 The smart people think it isn't possible, so their defenses are down.

00:04:39.920 You can just slither right in.

00:04:42.180 A dumb person, as soon as they meet me,

00:04:46.280 they say, uh-oh.

00:04:53.420 They say, I'm dumb.

00:04:55.660 This guy seems to know some weird skill called hypnosis.

00:04:58.780 I better put up all of my defenses, because I don't know what he's going to do.

00:05:03.180 He's going to reprogram me into a murderer or something.

00:05:06.760 So dumb people put up all their defenses.

00:05:09.840 They're actually hard to hypnotize, because they're just full defense.

00:05:14.660 A smart person says, oh, I'm not actually going to be hypnotized.

00:05:20.540 You know, I'll just go along with the experiment.

00:05:23.060 And, you know, I'm kind of curious what will happen.

00:05:25.380 And, yeah, go ahead, do your magic.

00:05:29.340 Yeah, do your little hypnosis.

00:05:30.680 See what happens.

00:05:32.200 So the smart people put their defenses down.

00:05:36.040 They're totally programmable.

00:05:39.260 So there's no mystery to it at all if you're a hypnotist.

00:05:43.760 At least that's my hypothesis.

00:05:45.360 Well, I'm going to take that as my theme today, that being smart does not help you in understanding the world.

00:05:55.320 And, boy, do we see a lot of examples of that.

00:05:57.860 So thanks, Subi, for my theme of the day.

00:06:02.060 Let's see.

00:06:02.760 First thing in the theme, Jonathan Turley notes that there's a reported plan for the Democratic National Committee

00:06:10.120 and their allied groups to try to block third-party candidates from the 2024 ballot.

00:06:17.540 Now, at the same time they're trying to block candidates from the ballot,

00:06:22.720 their rallying cry is save democracy.

00:06:27.220 That's happening at the same time.

00:06:29.840 Is it dumb people doing that?

00:06:31.420 Is it dumb people who are organizing to keep third parties off the ballot at the same time they're saying,

00:06:39.440 we've got to save democracy from the Republicans?

00:06:42.840 Same people.

00:06:44.520 Do you think that the people doing all of the censorship between 2017 and 2022,

00:06:51.940 do you think that those were all the dumb people?

00:06:55.620 Nope.

00:06:56.860 Smart people.

00:06:58.380 It was smart people.

00:06:59.200 Did they think that they were destroying the world and ruining free speech?

00:07:05.140 No.

00:07:06.280 No.

00:07:06.880 They didn't think that.

00:07:09.020 They were confident in their own intelligence.

00:07:12.140 And that was the problem.

00:07:13.580 They were too confident that they knew what they were doing.

00:07:16.720 And they hadn't thought it through.

00:07:18.440 More on that later.

00:07:23.300 Let's see.

00:07:24.060 I'd like to give you an update on what I call the batshit crazy woman problem.

00:07:30.320 So, this is your batshit crazy woman update.

00:07:33.820 Let's see.

00:07:35.180 Are there any stories in the news today about batshit crazy women doing stuff?

00:07:40.880 Checking.

00:07:41.400 Okay, here's one.

00:07:43.200 The Church of England Archdeacon, who is a youngish woman, is openly calling for anti-whiteness.

00:07:50.840 So, I think Fox News was reporting that.

00:07:56.100 I saw the headline and I said to myself, don't really need to read the story.

00:08:01.760 I saw the picture.

00:08:03.600 So, they put a picture of the batshit crazy woman there so you know what's really going on.

00:08:09.500 So, batshit crazy woman story number one.

00:08:15.440 Elon Musk says the AGI, that's the form of AI that will be actually so smart it will be like a person.

00:08:25.280 As opposed to the current versions, which are more pattern recognition and impressive in their own way.

00:08:30.300 But they're not what people call artificial general intelligence or AGI.

00:08:36.400 So, it's not generally intelligent.

00:08:38.760 It's just a pattern follower.

00:08:41.580 Now, what happens when we discover that the thing that we think is human intelligence is nothing but pattern recognition?

00:08:50.020 What happens then?

00:08:51.640 So, I'm going to bet against Elon Musk.

00:08:55.960 I don't know if I've ever done this before.

00:08:58.780 But I believe there's something I see that he can't see.

00:09:02.200 I believe I have unique visibility on this issue.

00:09:05.220 Now, of course, he has, you know, far superior understanding of AI.

00:09:10.720 Can we all agree on that?

00:09:12.540 All right.

00:09:12.940 So, I'm not going to give him an opinion that violates his domain of expertise.

00:09:17.940 Because what he knows about AI is, you know, a million times what I know.

00:09:22.800 But there is one thing I know.

00:09:26.160 Which is that human intelligence is an illusion.

00:09:29.100 If you don't know that, everything is going to get confusing really fast.

00:09:35.440 Human intelligence is an illusion.

00:09:38.440 We are not different from the pattern recognition AI that we have now.

00:09:42.980 To imagine that we will create something that's smarter than us and that we would let it run or that we'd even recognize it as smart is a leap I can't make.

00:09:57.680 Everything I know about human beings suggests that AGI is logically impossible.

00:10:04.640 It's not technically impossible because we'll never, it'll never matter if it's technically impossible.

00:10:11.360 It's logically impossible because we think we're smart and if we're building something that matches what we think we are, we will know it's not smart, but we won't know what the problem is.

00:10:25.520 We'll keep making it like us because we think we have this generalized intelligence.

00:10:31.620 So, we'll keep trying to make it like us and we'll keep being stupid and we won't be able to figure out why it falls for ops.

00:10:39.840 Why does this super intelligence keep falling for hoaxes?

00:10:46.180 Well, same reason people do.

00:10:48.980 It wouldn't be any different.

00:10:49.880 What happens when an AGI that we've decided is so smart it's going to run the world falls for a hoax?

00:10:58.840 And you say to yourself, well, that's the whole point of it being super intelligent is it won't fall for the hoax.

00:11:05.480 Hmm.

00:11:06.460 Hmm.

00:11:08.700 I'd question that.

00:11:10.580 I think a super intelligent AI would fall for a hoax easily.

00:11:16.080 Easily.

00:11:16.560 Because everything that makes us what we are, flawed humans with our flawed intelligence, will just be baked into the model.

00:11:25.380 It's going to have the same susceptibility to being hoaxed.

00:11:30.260 Except we'll believe it because we'll think, ah, it's smarter than us.

00:11:34.020 So, it must have figured this out.

00:11:36.720 Anyway, keep an eye on that.

00:11:38.540 So, I'm going to go against Musk's prediction.

00:11:40.560 He says that AGI will be by next year, which is faster than a lot of people say.

00:11:47.640 Now, his prediction, and he makes a very rational case for it, is that we can't predict things that are changing fast.

00:11:57.420 We can't understand the rate of change.

00:12:00.180 Humans can't understand the rate of change.

00:12:01.980 It's just basic.

00:12:02.640 We can't do that.

00:12:04.320 And that while we see slight progress toward this AGI, what we don't see is that when it starts to give faster progress, it's going to be so faster that it's almost instant.

00:12:18.560 So, we don't see that the curve is going to be nothing, nothing, nothing, everything.

00:12:23.540 It's going to happen fast.

00:12:25.080 He's right about that.

00:12:26.000 If anything does happen, it'll happen like that.

00:12:30.300 He says by 2030, AI will exceed all human intelligence combined, and I disagree with that.

00:12:37.920 Because if he's right that AGI is achieved by next year, and the reason that he would be, let's say, predicting that ahead of other people, is because he's predicting that that rate of change will surprise us.

00:12:52.220 Wouldn't that also apply to the 2030 prediction?

00:12:56.620 I think that if AGI actually happened, that it would exceed all human intelligence combined maybe in a month.

00:13:07.520 Why would it take years?

00:13:10.300 If it had access to everything we have access to, I don't know.

00:13:14.760 I think it would exceed all human intelligence if it ever existed right away, like it would happen so fast we wouldn't even know what happened.

00:13:25.380 So, that's two disagreements, but one is conditional.

00:13:29.140 One is that if he's right about AGI, then he's wrong about how long it will take to exceed all human intelligence.

00:13:35.560 Because it would just be, in my opinion, it looks like he's making the same mistake with the 2030 as he's telling us not to mistake, not to make with the AGI in the coming year, the rate of change issue.

00:13:52.360 So, anyway, if you're going to bet on Musk or me, you should bet on him.

00:13:57.360 He has a better track record of being right than I do.

00:14:00.440 So, if I'm going to bet, I'd bet on him.

00:14:04.700 But I think it's fun to have the counter prediction up there, just to test it.

00:14:12.560 Well, NVIDIA, according to Unusual Whales account, has announced an AI-powered healthcare agent that can outperform nurses.

00:14:23.300 It would cost you $9 an hour.

00:14:26.040 That's according to Fox News, I guess.

00:14:27.740 Now, if you could hire a nurse over the phone or over some digital mechanism for $9 an hour, and it's better than a real nurse, would you do that?

00:14:47.140 Of course you would.

00:14:48.820 Now, I have a few points to make about that.

00:14:50.820 But point number one, when anybody asks me for career advice, I don't know what to say anymore.

00:15:00.620 I used to give career advice all my life.

00:15:04.340 You know, as soon as things worked out for me, people would always ask me, well, how did you do that?

00:15:09.660 How did you become successful without starting with anything?

00:15:12.940 And I would give them my answers, wrote a book about it.

00:15:18.400 But today, if somebody said, hey, Scott, I'm thinking of becoming a nurse, what would I say?

00:15:27.600 Would I say, well, you can try, but they won't need nurses so much as they might need somebody to change bedpans?

00:15:36.220 Because the actual thinking part of being a nurse is already gone.

00:15:41.360 It's already gone.

00:15:42.940 And Vinny had just replaced it.

00:15:45.340 So what would a nurse do?

00:15:47.420 I don't know.

00:15:48.640 Clean up?

00:15:49.840 Would a nurse be like a janitor or just somebody to talk to that's not a robot?

00:15:54.720 What would the nurse do?

00:15:56.680 So I don't even know how to give any kind of career advice.

00:15:59.800 But more importantly, I think that our range of prediction has shortened to about six months.

00:16:10.360 Meaning that you could probably predict things in the economy and the nation reasonably well in six months based on the fact that it won't change much.

00:16:20.820 But anything between six months and a year, I don't know that we could predict anything anymore.

00:16:26.820 We certainly don't know what's going to happen with the election.

00:16:30.040 That's an anything could happen situation.

00:16:32.400 And we don't know even if health care will still exist as an industry.

00:16:37.580 Think about that.

00:16:39.300 The health care industry could be gone in a year as we know it.

00:16:44.400 As we know it.

00:16:45.700 I mean, it would still exist and would be better, you know, because that's the whole point.

00:16:50.240 It would be better.

00:16:51.080 But it could be gone.

00:16:52.300 It could be that the only people who do anything physical are applying splints.

00:16:56.960 And that's only until the robots can do it.

00:16:59.800 Which, you know, maybe a year or two.

00:17:03.140 So, I don't know.

00:17:04.800 Should you become a doctor?

00:17:08.080 I have no idea.

00:17:09.900 I have no idea if you should become a doctor.

00:17:12.980 Isn't that weird?

00:17:13.640 That's never been true in the history of humankind.

00:17:17.140 That you're like, I don't know.

00:17:18.900 It was a bad idea to become a doctor.

00:17:21.160 Even surgery has the same problem.

00:17:23.200 Yeah.

00:17:23.420 The robots are going to be able to do surgery way better.

00:17:27.200 Soon.

00:17:27.580 All right.

00:17:30.760 Well, here are two parts about me.

00:17:33.460 I like to make the news all about me.

00:17:35.320 But do you know that there's a connection to me in this story?

00:17:39.740 What's the connection to me in the story about NVIDIA having an AI-powered health care agent?

00:17:45.980 Do you know how I'm involved with that?

00:17:51.140 This is only going to work if it's legal to do telehealth across state lines.

00:17:56.720 You're welcome.

00:17:58.100 Yeah.

00:17:58.260 During the pandemic, mostly you know the story.

00:17:59.980 I was the one who suggested to Trump that he drop that limitation where you couldn't talk to a doctor in another state unless they were licensed in your state.

00:18:10.420 So telehealth is something that didn't exist across state lines until the pandemic.

00:18:17.800 And until I literally is the one who suggested it.

00:18:21.520 Now, because it's a good idea once you hear it in a pandemic, it's an obvious idea.

00:18:26.460 It was implemented.

00:18:27.680 And just like Obama said with Obamacare, Obama said, I'm going to do a bad version of Obamacare, but it'll be too hard for them to take it away.

00:18:39.380 So they're going to have to fix it.

00:18:41.660 And it's still here.

00:18:43.040 It worked.

00:18:44.180 I mean, it worked in the sense of exactly that was his plan to get something passed that he could get passed.

00:18:50.520 But we wouldn't want to take it away because no politician can take away your health care.

00:18:55.100 It's too dangerous.

00:18:56.060 So sure enough, when I suggested that we do it for the pandemic, what I was really thinking is the Obama strategy.

00:19:06.480 That once you could do telehealth across state lines, it would be really hard for the government to take that away from you.

00:19:13.800 They tried.

00:19:15.020 There was actually a lot of motion to actually take it away.

00:19:18.640 Why?

00:19:19.500 Why?

00:19:20.180 I don't know.

00:19:21.160 Probably because the AMA, the doctors wanted to take it away because they didn't want so much competition.

00:19:26.600 It's bad for your income.

00:19:27.820 I guess.

00:19:28.520 That's my best guess.

00:19:29.520 But yes, so your ability to get a nurse for $9 an hour may have something to do with me.

00:19:41.140 Isn't that fun?

00:19:43.020 Now, I mean, I'd be a small part of it, of course.

00:19:46.080 They also had to invent these NVIDIA chips and stuff, and that was cool, too.

00:19:50.420 So don't want to minimize that.

00:19:53.100 But maybe I was a small part of that.

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00:20:25.740 All right.

00:20:27.000 I saw a post by Josh Jolani talking about how young people can't do anything anymore.

00:20:32.780 So if you graphed young people's habits today compared to the past, young people no longer want to drive a car, get a job to work for pay, drink alcohol, have sex, or ever go on a date.

00:20:48.320 Now, it's not zero, obviously.

00:20:52.480 But it's gone from something like 80% of all kids did all these things to like half of all the kids do all these things.

00:21:00.980 Now, you might say to yourself, I'm not even sure that's bad, that they haven't tried alcohol and sex.

00:21:05.420 I'm not saying it's bad.

00:21:06.380 But I'm saying that they're really different.

00:21:09.560 There's a difference.

00:21:11.640 It seems to us, older people, that because young people have been coddled and sheltered from the real world and they spend time looking at screens, that they don't know how to do anything.

00:21:24.000 That they don't know how manners work.

00:21:25.740 They don't know how to ask somebody to a date and get turned down.

00:21:30.580 You know, just basic stuff.

00:21:31.680 How do you go drive a car?

00:21:34.740 You know, but by the time, let me test this against the older viewers.

00:21:40.760 By the time I was old enough to get my permit to drive a car, I had already operated all manner of motor vehicle.

00:21:49.640 Tractors, snowmobiles, motorcycles, minibikes, bicycles, right?

00:21:59.440 Yeah, and I'd even driven automobiles, you know, in a non-street place, just practicing and playing around.

00:22:06.680 I'd worked on a farm.

00:22:08.380 I'd rid driving.

00:22:10.940 You know, I'd been on the riding mowers.

00:22:12.660 So, by the time I was old enough to get a license, I was actually qualified to handle heavy equipment.

00:22:20.800 Golf carts, right?

00:22:22.540 Yeah.

00:22:22.980 I was actually trained on all manner of conveyances, mechanical things.

00:22:28.620 I knew how to fix things, change tires, add gas.

00:22:32.640 I'd learned all of those skills because I worked in the real world.

00:22:37.500 So, every job was a new physical thing to solve, and then you work through it and you learn how to solve it.

00:22:44.220 It's like, how do I rake this yard?

00:22:46.220 How do I get this snow done before I get to school?

00:22:49.200 How do I mow this lawn?

00:22:51.000 There's a hill there.

00:22:52.020 It was just continuous problem solving, and a lot of it involved dangerous heavy equipment.

00:22:58.320 It was just normal.

00:22:59.280 Now, if you had never touched any dangerous heavy equipment or never done a job or never touched anything important that you could break, it would be really scary to drive a car, wouldn't it?

00:23:11.780 It would seem daunting.

00:23:13.880 Imagine going from only playing video games to driving a 2,000-pound machine in traffic.

00:23:21.720 That's like a really big leap.

00:23:23.380 But for me, it wasn't, and for you, it wasn't either, for most of the older people.

00:23:29.300 It wasn't a big leap for me.

00:23:31.100 I was totally ready.

00:23:32.940 I got it on the first day, permit, day one.

00:23:38.100 But a lot of this is also a drop in testosterone.

00:23:40.980 So, some of it is alternatives are fun, the screens, but a lot of it is drop in testosterone, and then there is some coddling, of course.

00:23:50.660 Well, I guess we need to talk about P. Diddy.

00:23:53.380 P. Diddy's rapper, P. Diddy, Puff Daddy.

00:23:58.160 Sean Combs, his homes were raided.

00:24:02.860 I don't think he's been arrested or found.

00:24:06.260 I'm not sure exactly what's going on.

00:24:09.380 There's some thought that his children were arrested.

00:24:11.860 They're adult children.

00:24:14.200 And we don't know exactly if he's in the country, so there's a lot of mystery about it.

00:24:18.700 Maybe you guys have some updates that I haven't seen since I woke up.

00:24:23.380 But the important thing is, what kind of jokes can we make about this situation?

00:24:28.040 All right.

00:24:29.100 I'll go first.

00:24:32.120 Did the simulation name him Diddy?

00:24:34.700 Diddy.

00:24:35.700 Because they would know he would be accused of a terrible crime, and we would all ask ourselves, terrible crime?

00:24:44.040 Diddy?

00:24:46.100 Diddy.

00:24:48.040 Hmm.

00:24:48.520 Now, is that a coincidence that his name is Diddy?

00:24:54.960 Now, is Diddy your daddy?

00:24:59.440 Well, I don't know exactly what the allegations are, but they seem to be somewhere in the sex crime area.

00:25:08.620 Have we narrowed it down?

00:25:09.840 Have we narrowed it down to something in the sexual crime domain, but we don't have any details, and we're not even positive about that yet, right?

00:25:21.400 Is that fair?

00:25:23.080 Anyway, he's in a lot of trouble.

00:25:27.220 Well, this, of course, raises every possible conspiracy theory that everybody on the right has, that the entire entertainment industry is a giant grooming situation.

00:25:42.280 So, some would say that Sean Combs did more than comb.

00:25:50.180 Not only did he comb, he groomed, they say.

00:25:54.540 No, he's a comer and a groomer.

00:25:56.960 Sean Combs.

00:25:58.540 Anyway, he's innocent until proven guilty.

00:26:02.980 Let me be a little bit serious for a moment.

00:26:05.300 He's, it sounds like the accusations must be pretty dire because of the size of the military response.

00:26:14.880 But, he is a citizen of the United States.

00:26:21.340 And as a citizen of the United States, who may have some legal jeopardy here, let me say as clearly as I can, it's true for Hunter Biden, it's true for Trump, and it's true for P. Diddy.

00:26:33.400 P. Innocent until proven guilty.

00:26:38.760 Can we do that?

00:26:40.960 You know, it's fun to sort of dance on the grave of people you don't like if they're famous and wealthy.

00:26:47.600 But, I think we just gotta try as hard as we can to say innocent until proven guilty.

00:26:54.420 We're having fun with it, because it's not us.

00:26:57.080 But, if you're watching Lawfare take out Trump, and then you see somebody who's on the other, you think is on the other team, you know, somebody who might be more of a Biden supporter, and you see him being taken out in a massive police action, does that mean it's real?

00:27:15.520 No, unfortunately, I don't live in a country where I assume that a massive police action is based on real information.

00:27:24.940 It could be.

00:27:26.400 I don't rule it down.

00:27:28.480 I'm certainly not defending anybody.

00:27:31.080 I don't know enough about it.

00:27:33.380 But, who knows?

00:27:37.240 Who knows?

00:27:37.940 It could be literally anything, and it could be a psyop, and it could be fake.

00:27:44.920 It could be about somebody in his circle and not about him.

00:27:49.660 It's entirely possible that it's not about him at all.

00:27:52.920 So, I'm going to give him the most generous benefit of a doubt, because we're deep in this stage of war thing.

00:28:01.060 It's entirely possible that he's done nothing.

00:28:06.100 But, we'll wait.

00:28:07.060 But, we'll wait and see.

00:28:08.700 So, let's give him the benefit of a doubt.

00:28:10.680 It's really hard to do, I know, because every flag is waving in the same direction.

00:28:15.680 I get it.

00:28:16.360 I get it.

00:28:17.280 Everything is suggesting that this is real.

00:28:20.140 But, we've been fooled before.

00:28:22.820 Have I told you that smart people are the easiest to hypnotize?

00:28:27.940 This is one of those situations.

00:28:29.640 If you haven't caught yourself getting caught up in, you know, the confirmation bias of you just assume it's true, you should catch yourself.

00:28:39.980 Just ask yourself, if this were Trump, would it be real?

00:28:44.700 If this were Roger Stone being raided at 6 a.m., does that make it real?

00:28:49.840 No.

00:28:50.840 No.

00:28:51.340 The fact that there's a massive police action against a public figure does not mean it's real.

00:28:57.340 Not at all.

00:28:58.960 It might be.

00:29:00.260 But, it doesn't mean it.

00:29:01.060 So, I'm going to give him the biggest benefit of a doubt anybody ever gave anybody, because it's America, damn it.

00:29:08.780 It's still America.

00:29:10.060 A little bit.

00:29:11.680 Still America.

00:29:14.020 All right.

00:29:14.760 So, let's check.

00:29:16.100 You know, everything is political this time of year, going into the election season.

00:29:22.080 So, let's see if we can make this story political.

00:29:25.200 Okay.

00:29:25.540 In the last 24 hours, one side, let's say Trump represents that side, he reduced his bond requirement so he could pay it in cash.

00:29:37.100 And one of the most impressive things a billionaire ever said, yeah, it's only $175 million now, so I'll just cover that bond with cash.

00:29:46.340 The fact that he could casually tell you he has $175 million that he could put as collateral for his bond is kind of impressive.

00:29:59.020 It's kind of baller.

00:30:00.920 At the same time, his public company, well, his company went public, and he owns 58% of it, and now he's worth over $6.5 billion.

00:30:12.100 Some people said it went up today, which might add another billion.

00:30:17.900 So, he's the richest he's ever been, and it looks like the odds of him being taken out of the election by lawfare have gone way down.

00:30:28.660 So, that's how one side is doing.

00:30:31.140 The political right had a really good day yesterday, if you count what happened to Trump as a good day.

00:30:36.500 Let's see, a Biden supporter.

00:30:41.260 Okay, the Biden supporter was accused of horrible sex crimes and is on the run.

00:30:47.640 Okay, so it wasn't a great day for the Biden supporters.

00:30:51.440 Not their best day.

00:30:53.460 So, worth mentioning.

00:30:56.140 Anyway, we are at the beginning of what I call Trump's third act.

00:30:59.600 If this were a movie, the third act is where your hero escapes from impossibly long odds.

00:31:07.120 It's so impossible that this person could ever climb out of this hole, and then they do it.

00:31:12.120 Well, I feel like that really happened yesterday, because the news was reporting that it would be impossible,

00:31:17.960 impossible for Trump to ever figure out a way to get out of this hole,

00:31:22.440 that his properties were going to be seized, his New York businesses would be closed down,

00:31:27.120 and he would be a disgraced, failed business person going into an election,

00:31:31.820 and my God, it couldn't be worse for him.

00:31:34.700 But instead, he and his lawyers seem to have, I'm going to use the word negotiated,

00:31:42.000 negotiated down the fee from an impossible business-ending level to,

00:31:49.120 I'll just use my cash as the collateral, we'll take care of this.

00:31:52.540 Can I write a personal check?

00:31:53.600 Now, the fact that he survived by negotiating only adds to his legend.

00:32:02.640 Now, some will say, but his legend of being a great negotiator, it's all puffed up, it's not real.

00:32:09.680 Well, I know, everybody has their opinion about things,

00:32:13.240 but it certainly looks like he negotiated his way out of certain doom, doesn't it?

00:32:19.800 Now, you could say this is just normal process, and the appeals court was certainly going to do this

00:32:26.360 because it makes sense, and maybe it didn't take that much convincing

00:32:29.600 because it's so obvious that the bond was too high.

00:32:35.180 But the way it's going to look to us, the way it's going to feel to the public,

00:32:41.340 is that it was the art of the deal.

00:32:44.220 Well, it's going to look like the art of the deal.

00:32:47.160 It's going to look like he negotiated his way out, which couldn't be better

00:32:51.400 because he's running for office to say that he can negotiate us out of impossible situations.

00:32:59.080 Let me say that again because it's so good.

00:33:02.360 He's running for office under the specific challenge

00:33:06.180 of helping us negotiate our way out of impossible holes, right?

00:33:12.900 Getting out of Ukraine, it's kind of impossible.

00:33:15.480 Getting out of our debt, impossible.

00:33:17.680 Securing the border, it's looking impossible, even though it isn't.

00:33:22.440 So he's literally running for a job where solving impossible problems

00:33:28.440 is the core job description.

00:33:31.560 And that he solved an impossible problem right in front of you.

00:33:37.040 Could that be better?

00:33:39.780 No, it could not.

00:33:42.120 That is the best look you could possibly have

00:33:45.960 when your brand is negotiating the solution to impossible problems.

00:33:53.160 All right.

00:33:55.580 Here's a dog not barking, one of my favorite categories.

00:33:58.860 This one noticed by Mark Hemingway, who posted this.

00:34:03.080 Now, when you hear this, you're going to be mad

00:34:05.500 that you never thought of it.

00:34:07.560 That's what makes a good dog not barking story.

00:34:10.540 As soon as you hear it, you're going to say,

00:34:12.520 what?

00:34:15.060 Wait.

00:34:16.660 Why have I never heard about that before?

00:34:18.600 It's the dog not barking.

00:34:20.160 All right.

00:34:20.340 Here it is, courtesy of Mark Hemingway.

00:34:22.380 He says, just curious, have any of you seen any piece at all

00:34:27.300 in the last couple of months, meaning a piece in the press,

00:34:30.840 defending the fraud judgment against Trump?

00:34:33.800 You know, in Oregon, that judge in Oregon, whoever he is,

00:34:39.000 with the 454 million judgment.

00:34:42.420 And he says, something that says, quote,

00:34:48.460 this was a good decision on the legal merits.

00:34:50.920 Does that exist?

00:34:53.020 I've never seen it.

00:34:54.980 Have any of you seen any argument,

00:34:58.380 any, you know, journalistic effort,

00:35:01.800 any news report whatsoever

00:35:03.340 that supported the judge's decision

00:35:06.680 that a $450 million judgment

00:35:08.920 was fitting for this situation?

00:35:13.960 I've never seen one.

00:35:15.700 Have you?

00:35:17.940 Isn't that curious?

00:35:19.700 The entire news cycle for however long

00:35:23.080 has been, oh, we got him now.

00:35:25.340 He's got to pay this.

00:35:26.500 The courts have found him guilty.

00:35:28.440 But not a single person said the court

00:35:30.720 made the right decision,

00:35:31.980 even the people who want it to happen.

00:35:34.820 Do you know why?

00:35:36.680 Because it's not supportable.

00:35:38.980 It's not even slightly supportable.

00:35:41.120 It's exactly what it looks like.

00:35:43.400 Corrupt judge, corrupt prosecutors.

00:35:46.480 And even the people on the other side

00:35:48.660 can see it plain as day.

00:35:50.820 Because if they couldn't see it plain as day,

00:35:53.180 same as you can,

00:35:54.780 they would have written stories

00:35:55.900 to support their point of view.

00:35:57.960 Because that's their whole job.

00:36:01.120 Their entire job when they wake up in the morning

00:36:03.700 is to write stories

00:36:05.000 that support their worldview.

00:36:08.180 But they didn't do it this time.

00:36:10.340 I've never seen them not do it.

00:36:12.500 I'm pretty sure that when Russia collusion

00:36:14.220 was in the headlines,

00:36:15.920 there were untold stories about,

00:36:17.820 oh, this is definitely true.

00:36:19.820 When the hoax about Trump saying

00:36:23.300 that you should drink bleach,

00:36:24.680 which of course never really happened

00:36:26.160 in the real world,

00:36:27.520 they wrote multiple stories

00:36:29.300 talking about how he really did that,

00:36:32.000 which he didn't.

00:36:33.720 But this is the only case

00:36:35.060 where there's a major,

00:36:36.860 major story that goes one way in politics

00:36:39.340 and the people who win

00:36:40.480 are not supporting their own side.

00:36:43.560 That's pretty obvious.

00:36:45.980 Pretty obvious that they know it's an op.

00:36:49.680 Would you agree?

00:36:50.560 If nobody can defend it,

00:36:53.800 even on the side that likes it,

00:36:55.680 they like it so much,

00:36:57.100 they're having orgasms on camera.

00:36:59.620 Have you seen any liberal

00:37:01.080 talking about the $454 million judgment

00:37:04.360 prior to it being reduced?

00:37:06.700 Did you see how they treated it?

00:37:08.820 They looked literally

00:37:10.300 like they were having an orgasm.

00:37:12.840 And I mean literally,

00:37:14.380 they had orgasm face.

00:37:16.040 It was disgusting.

00:37:22.460 It was arousing, yes.

00:37:25.820 I do watch The View

00:37:27.120 just for the masturbation,

00:37:28.780 but that's just me.

00:37:30.420 You're weird too.

00:37:33.240 I just, I like me some whoopee.

00:37:35.140 That's all.

00:37:36.400 There's nothing wrong with that.

00:37:38.380 All right.

00:37:39.980 You don't know when I'm kidding.

00:37:42.000 You probably don't know when I'm kidding.

00:37:43.520 Yeah, I'm kidding.

00:37:44.380 I don't really masturbate to The View.

00:37:46.940 But if I did, it'd be whoopee.

00:37:48.800 I'm just saying.

00:37:50.140 If I did.

00:37:51.680 All right.

00:37:53.960 There's a new technique

00:37:57.180 for couples therapy.

00:37:59.980 So apparently people noticed

00:38:01.620 that the traditional couples therapy

00:38:03.520 where you go for an hour a week

00:38:05.040 wasn't working.

00:38:06.420 So they're going to do

00:38:07.100 this high-impact therapy,

00:38:08.760 which apparently involves

00:38:10.140 spending like 16 hours

00:38:12.420 or something with your partner

00:38:14.020 working through problems.

00:38:15.680 Now,

00:38:16.520 when they said

00:38:17.460 the problem with regular therapy,

00:38:20.600 yeah,

00:38:22.960 the problem with regular therapy

00:38:24.520 that the one hour a week

00:38:25.620 didn't work,

00:38:26.680 here's why it didn't work.

00:38:29.980 Because when you came in next week,

00:38:32.240 you didn't start

00:38:33.860 where you left off.

00:38:36.540 You started with

00:38:37.740 all the new things

00:38:38.680 that happened that week

00:38:39.620 that made you mad.

00:38:40.560 now,

00:38:43.360 do you know

00:38:43.840 who already knew that?

00:38:46.520 Who already knew

00:38:47.580 that once a week

00:38:48.820 didn't work

00:38:49.440 because all you did

00:38:50.520 was come in

00:38:51.080 with the new week

00:38:51.900 of complaints

00:38:53.220 about the other person.

00:38:54.660 And then you just started

00:38:55.680 from scratch again

00:38:56.540 and ran out of time

00:38:57.400 and started all over.

00:38:58.760 Do you know

00:38:59.140 who already knew that?

00:38:59.960 every single person

00:39:02.280 who ever went through

00:39:03.180 couples therapy

00:39:04.240 as I have.

00:39:06.840 The most waste of time

00:39:08.660 I've ever seen in my life.

00:39:10.280 I've never seen

00:39:11.320 a worse system

00:39:12.580 for helping.

00:39:14.000 It definitely

00:39:14.680 made things worse.

00:39:16.320 I can tell you for sure

00:39:17.860 it made things worse.

00:39:19.960 And so,

00:39:20.740 I don't know

00:39:21.020 if this new

00:39:21.480 high-impact therapy

00:39:22.460 will work,

00:39:23.220 but it definitely

00:39:24.120 recognizes the problem

00:39:25.960 with the other system.

00:39:27.020 Now,

00:39:28.400 what percentage

00:39:28.980 of couple therapists

00:39:29.900 do you think

00:39:30.400 are Democrats?

00:39:31.920 Just asking.

00:39:33.520 What percent

00:39:34.340 do you think

00:39:34.700 are Democrats

00:39:35.320 who go into

00:39:36.200 the couples therapy

00:39:37.820 therapist business?

00:39:40.260 Probably most.

00:39:42.960 One of the things

00:39:43.600 I've noticed

00:39:44.040 about Democrats

00:39:44.600 is they can't tell,

00:39:46.760 they can't analyze systems,

00:39:49.220 meaning they can't see

00:39:50.660 the longer-term impact

00:39:52.060 of what they do.

00:39:53.580 I can't imagine

00:39:54.620 that you could do

00:39:55.320 couples therapy

00:39:56.180 more than

00:39:57.480 having three clients

00:39:58.880 ever

00:39:59.260 without noticing

00:40:00.760 that it doesn't work.

00:40:04.060 How could you not

00:40:05.060 notice that it doesn't work?

00:40:07.960 It seems like

00:40:08.840 really obvious.

00:40:10.400 Some people are saying

00:40:11.300 that most of the

00:40:12.000 couples therapists

00:40:12.620 are Democrats.

00:40:13.460 But I think

00:40:13.980 there are some jobs

00:40:15.020 that people would be

00:40:16.640 drawn to specifically

00:40:17.920 because they can't

00:40:19.060 understand how things

00:40:20.140 work in the real world.

00:40:22.040 Like,

00:40:22.320 you wouldn't do

00:40:22.820 the job

00:40:23.420 if you knew

00:40:24.580 it couldn't work

00:40:25.380 once a week.

00:40:29.120 There's money,

00:40:30.120 but it doesn't seem

00:40:31.000 to attract people

00:40:31.820 who know how things work.

00:40:33.460 Because if you have

00:40:34.320 options of doing things

00:40:35.440 that are actually useful

00:40:36.480 and making money,

00:40:38.140 you will take that one.

00:40:39.740 You're not going to pick

00:40:40.460 the one that you can tell

00:40:41.340 just by looking at it

00:40:42.320 couldn't possibly help

00:40:43.240 anybody,

00:40:43.700 but at least you get paid.

00:40:45.760 So there's probably

00:40:46.740 a reason why

00:40:47.980 Democrats dominate

00:40:49.360 in that field.

00:40:49.960 they do have that

00:40:51.660 ability to not

00:40:53.020 understand how things

00:40:54.180 work.

00:40:55.620 RFK Jr.

00:40:56.280 is picking his VP

00:40:57.320 today.

00:40:58.560 He's doing that

00:40:59.420 in Oakland.

00:41:00.380 Then afterwards

00:41:01.140 they're going to drive

00:41:01.760 over to the

00:41:02.440 In-N-Out.

00:41:03.580 Oh, no.

00:41:04.560 The In-N-Out closed.

00:41:05.700 The only one that's

00:41:06.280 ever closed

00:41:06.860 because it's in Oakland.

00:41:08.220 Because it's so dangerous

00:41:09.240 to be in Oakland.

00:41:10.120 It's too dangerous

00:41:10.840 to eat or work.

00:41:12.740 So In-N-Out just said,

00:41:14.140 screw it.

00:41:14.480 We're out of here.

00:41:15.980 But he's going to pick

00:41:16.600 his VP today.

00:41:17.380 We don't know who it is.

00:41:20.020 But I would say

00:41:21.120 there's at least

00:41:22.460 a 50% chance

00:41:23.620 he'll escape Oakland

00:41:24.600 alive and maybe

00:41:26.340 he'll be stronger

00:41:26.860 than when he went there.

00:41:29.040 Don't ever go to Oakland

00:41:30.480 for anything.

00:41:33.960 And no,

00:41:34.820 I'm not joking.

00:41:36.520 Don't ever go to Oakland

00:41:38.120 for anything.

00:41:40.440 You'd be fucking insane.

00:41:42.980 It's just,

00:41:43.660 it'd be like,

00:41:44.560 you know,

00:41:44.820 I think I'll go to

00:41:46.320 I think I'll go

00:41:48.200 to the front line

00:41:48.900 in Ukraine.

00:41:50.520 You know,

00:41:51.120 just because

00:41:51.620 I go shopping.

00:41:53.700 You don't go shopping

00:41:54.560 at the front line

00:41:55.540 in Ukraine.

00:41:57.740 Don't go to Oakland.

00:42:00.520 Please,

00:42:01.080 don't go to Oakland.

00:42:03.960 I'm going to hear

00:42:04.660 about that.

00:42:07.100 I'm in,

00:42:07.840 I'm practically

00:42:08.840 walking distance

00:42:09.720 from Oakland.

00:42:10.440 So I've got a feeling

00:42:11.320 that's going to come

00:42:11.940 back to me.

00:42:12.460 All right.

00:42:14.780 Mike Benz

00:42:15.620 had an interesting

00:42:16.340 video again.

00:42:17.260 You can see it

00:42:18.120 in my feed

00:42:18.840 or his

00:42:19.580 on the

00:42:21.960 language changes.

00:42:23.720 So we started out

00:42:24.880 with disinformation

00:42:25.820 and disinformation

00:42:27.540 is bad.

00:42:28.700 Don't you agree?

00:42:30.160 You don't want

00:42:30.940 any disinformation

00:42:31.860 in your life.

00:42:33.100 So that's bad.

00:42:34.380 But

00:42:34.920 then it turned

00:42:36.140 into misinformation

00:42:37.060 and then it turned

00:42:39.380 into malinformation.

00:42:40.260 Do you know

00:42:42.240 I had to change

00:42:43.020 words from

00:42:43.860 disinformation

00:42:44.540 to misinformation

00:42:45.320 to malinformation?

00:42:48.360 Because

00:42:49.000 the existing

00:42:50.460 words

00:42:50.920 didn't let you

00:42:52.160 censor the truth.

00:42:54.180 They had to

00:42:55.060 come up with

00:42:55.520 new words

00:42:56.200 so they could

00:42:57.620 censor

00:42:58.140 the truth.

00:43:00.020 Now,

00:43:00.520 I'm not saying

00:43:01.120 that as

00:43:02.060 somebody who's

00:43:03.720 like using

00:43:04.520 hyperbole

00:43:05.400 and,

00:43:06.040 you know,

00:43:06.740 twisting things

00:43:07.540 around and saying,

00:43:08.680 oh,

00:43:08.920 they're censoring

00:43:10.120 the truth.

00:43:11.320 No,

00:43:11.700 they actually

00:43:12.380 overtly,

00:43:14.440 knowingly,

00:43:16.740 intentionally,

00:43:18.040 and with

00:43:18.920 huge resources

00:43:20.040 and very

00:43:21.300 organized

00:43:21.940 and very

00:43:22.800 consistent,

00:43:23.900 they tried

00:43:24.840 to censor

00:43:26.020 the truth.

00:43:28.660 They knew

00:43:29.440 they were doing

00:43:29.940 it

00:43:30.200 and they said

00:43:31.780 so explicitly.

00:43:32.900 It's in their

00:43:33.280 writing.

00:43:34.080 It's in writing.

00:43:35.380 But the way

00:43:36.280 they frame it

00:43:37.080 was that the

00:43:38.120 truth

00:43:38.560 was too

00:43:39.920 dangerous

00:43:40.540 and had

00:43:41.880 to be

00:43:42.200 suppressed.

00:43:43.320 For example,

00:43:44.740 if somebody

00:43:45.240 said the

00:43:45.780 truth

00:43:46.240 about

00:43:47.340 something

00:43:47.880 that would

00:43:48.360 make you

00:43:48.780 panic less

00:43:49.700 about,

00:43:50.200 let's say,

00:43:50.500 the pandemic,

00:43:51.940 they would

00:43:52.340 say,

00:43:52.760 uh-oh,

00:43:53.620 if people

00:43:54.180 panic less,

00:43:55.140 they won't

00:43:55.580 take their

00:43:56.000 vaccinations

00:43:56.600 and that

00:43:57.660 would be,

00:43:58.100 they would

00:43:58.360 say,

00:43:58.820 bad for

00:43:59.720 the world.

00:44:01.140 So,

00:44:01.760 therefore,

00:44:02.300 they can't

00:44:02.920 be trusted

00:44:03.440 with the

00:44:04.960 truth

00:44:05.400 because the

00:44:06.740 truth will

00:44:07.220 cause them

00:44:07.660 to act

00:44:08.120 in the

00:44:08.420 wrong way

00:44:09.120 per how

00:44:10.480 we think

00:44:10.980 they should

00:44:11.380 act.

00:44:13.820 Now,

00:44:14.940 do you

00:44:17.020 think that

00:44:17.500 any Republicans

00:44:18.260 were involved

00:44:19.020 with this

00:44:19.440 process?

00:44:21.460 No.

00:44:22.520 No,

00:44:23.080 it was all

00:44:23.500 Democrats.

00:44:24.440 A huge

00:44:25.540 government,

00:44:26.440 non-government,

00:44:28.280 you know,

00:44:28.920 I don't know

00:44:29.360 how many

00:44:29.720 hundreds of

00:44:30.280 millions of

00:44:30.760 dollars probably

00:44:31.440 went into

00:44:31.860 this effort.

00:44:32.700 It was

00:44:33.160 sustained,

00:44:33.800 the censorship

00:44:35.760 was pushed

00:44:36.620 by the

00:44:37.380 government,

00:44:38.320 by the

00:44:39.040 government,

00:44:39.980 and their

00:44:40.840 cutouts and

00:44:41.580 their dancing

00:44:43.740 monkeys,

00:44:45.080 to try to

00:44:47.420 censor things

00:44:48.080 that they

00:44:48.420 knew were

00:44:48.900 true.

00:44:49.520 Now,

00:44:49.700 the domains

00:44:50.400 where we

00:44:50.800 know that

00:44:51.240 was the

00:44:51.540 case were

00:44:52.120 elections,

00:44:53.540 where if

00:44:54.380 somebody said,

00:44:55.040 for example,

00:44:56.200 mail-in ballots

00:44:56.880 are less

00:44:57.580 secure,

00:44:58.960 well,

00:44:59.180 that would

00:44:59.400 be true,

00:45:00.660 but it

00:45:01.260 would cause

00:45:01.700 people to

00:45:02.220 doubt the

00:45:02.560 integrity of

00:45:03.160 the election,

00:45:03.800 and that's

00:45:04.660 bad.

00:45:05.940 So,

00:45:06.520 that had to

00:45:06.900 be stopped.

00:45:07.560 That would

00:45:07.900 be mal-

00:45:08.900 information.

00:45:10.460 So,

00:45:10.880 mal-

00:45:11.160 information

00:45:11.660 means harmful

00:45:12.780 information,

00:45:13.680 but it had

00:45:14.680 to evolve

00:45:15.200 from disinformation,

00:45:16.720 which was

00:45:17.260 potentially harmful,

00:45:19.400 but also

00:45:20.020 untrue.

00:45:21.440 So,

00:45:21.980 once they

00:45:22.280 realized that

00:45:22.880 they had to

00:45:23.400 censor

00:45:23.960 true things,

00:45:26.260 the word

00:45:27.520 didn't work

00:45:27.980 anymore,

00:45:28.300 so they

00:45:28.560 just changed

00:45:29.100 the word.

00:45:30.160 They had

00:45:30.460 to make

00:45:30.760 up,

00:45:31.220 not make

00:45:31.820 up,

00:45:32.080 but they

00:45:32.300 had to

00:45:32.460 use a

00:45:32.760 different

00:45:32.960 word,

00:45:33.280 and that

00:45:34.900 really

00:45:35.300 happened

00:45:35.760 in the

00:45:36.800 actual

00:45:37.380 real world.

00:45:40.940 And

00:45:41.240 apparently

00:45:42.040 part of

00:45:42.660 this effort

00:45:43.140 was to

00:45:43.800 get the

00:45:44.700 platforms,

00:45:46.640 the social

00:45:46.960 media platforms,

00:45:47.840 to change

00:45:48.720 their terms

00:45:49.320 of service

00:45:50.000 so that

00:45:51.180 you couldn't

00:45:51.760 delegitimize

00:45:52.720 what the

00:45:54.240 government was

00:45:54.840 saying.

00:45:56.260 And

00:45:56.500 delegitimizing

00:45:57.520 is whatever

00:45:58.940 they say

00:45:59.540 it means.

00:46:00.120 stop

00:46:02.040 delegitimizing

00:46:03.080 me.

00:46:03.800 You could

00:46:04.360 make that

00:46:04.760 work for

00:46:05.160 anything,

00:46:05.720 which would

00:46:06.760 give the

00:46:07.140 government

00:46:07.520 unlimited

00:46:08.220 control over

00:46:10.160 the speech

00:46:10.960 on platforms.

00:46:11.820 They could

00:46:12.040 just say,

00:46:13.080 well,

00:46:13.740 you know,

00:46:14.680 it might

00:46:15.020 be true,

00:46:16.220 but look

00:46:17.460 how it's

00:46:17.820 delegitimizing

00:46:18.720 our system,

00:46:19.560 so can't

00:46:21.220 say it.

00:46:22.660 Now,

00:46:23.400 here's why

00:46:24.260 only Democrats

00:46:25.160 could be

00:46:25.580 involved in

00:46:26.320 this massive

00:46:27.140 effort of

00:46:28.300 censorship

00:46:28.740 because they

00:46:30.100 don't

00:46:30.420 understand how

00:46:31.300 anything works.

00:46:33.160 If they

00:46:33.880 understood how

00:46:34.480 anything works,

00:46:35.180 they would

00:46:35.420 understand that

00:46:36.160 this form of

00:46:36.940 censorship is

00:46:38.220 literally the

00:46:39.040 whole point of

00:46:39.620 the First

00:46:39.960 Amendment.

00:46:41.780 And that,

00:46:42.580 yes,

00:46:42.800 it would be

00:46:43.220 true that if

00:46:44.400 you allowed

00:46:44.860 people to

00:46:45.480 speak freely,

00:46:46.420 it would

00:46:47.120 delegitimize

00:46:48.000 the systems.

00:46:50.200 That's really

00:46:51.000 the point of

00:46:51.620 it.

00:46:52.720 The point of

00:46:53.640 it is to

00:46:54.120 delegitimize

00:46:54.920 the systems

00:46:55.560 because they

00:46:56.880 need to be

00:46:57.300 delegitimized.

00:46:58.640 Now,

00:46:59.160 if people

00:46:59.540 are delegitimizing

00:47:00.620 something that

00:47:01.400 really shouldn't

00:47:02.260 be,

00:47:03.320 do you know

00:47:03.680 what fixes

00:47:04.180 that?

00:47:06.280 More free

00:47:07.020 speech so

00:47:08.540 that more

00:47:08.880 people come

00:47:09.420 in and say,

00:47:10.100 no,

00:47:10.460 this is a

00:47:12.060 good thing.

00:47:12.560 We should

00:47:12.820 be doing

00:47:13.160 it.

00:47:15.580 So,

00:47:16.220 the fact

00:47:16.740 that Democrats

00:47:17.460 don't understand

00:47:18.600 that massively

00:47:20.340 suppressing

00:47:21.020 things that

00:47:21.640 are true

00:47:22.280 that they

00:47:23.420 don't want

00:47:23.880 you to

00:47:24.140 hear,

00:47:25.120 they think

00:47:25.960 that's a

00:47:26.380 good idea.

00:47:26.960 and that

00:47:28.500 it can

00:47:28.780 work out

00:47:29.280 in a

00:47:29.820 systems way,

00:47:30.840 like in

00:47:31.220 the long

00:47:31.620 run,

00:47:32.100 that that

00:47:32.400 can work

00:47:32.800 out for

00:47:33.140 everybody,

00:47:33.940 or even

00:47:34.700 for themselves.

00:47:35.940 That can't

00:47:36.740 work out.

00:47:38.260 And not

00:47:38.740 only can it

00:47:39.240 not work

00:47:39.620 out,

00:47:40.100 it can't

00:47:40.580 go forever

00:47:41.100 without being

00:47:41.640 discovered.

00:47:42.520 It took a

00:47:42.900 few years.

00:47:44.200 But of

00:47:44.680 course it's

00:47:45.140 going to be

00:47:45.420 discovered.

00:47:46.400 And then

00:47:46.800 we're going

00:47:47.120 to be here.

00:47:49.100 Talk about,

00:47:49.980 so what

00:47:50.560 delegitimized

00:47:51.500 the system?

00:47:52.940 Was the

00:47:53.580 system delegitimized

00:47:54.820 because people

00:47:55.480 said mail-in

00:47:56.280 ballots are

00:47:56.840 less secure?

00:47:58.060 Or was it

00:47:58.900 delegitimized by

00:47:59.940 the fact that

00:48:00.500 we had a

00:48:01.380 massive,

00:48:02.960 I don't know

00:48:03.560 how many,

00:48:04.060 hundreds of

00:48:04.600 entities involved

00:48:06.560 with government

00:48:07.420 funding or

00:48:08.700 indirect government

00:48:09.480 funding to

00:48:11.020 massively censor

00:48:12.160 true things?

00:48:15.160 Nothing could

00:48:16.000 delegitimize the

00:48:16.960 system more

00:48:17.480 than that.

00:48:17.980 And they

00:48:19.360 didn't see

00:48:19.820 that.

00:48:20.960 There was

00:48:21.380 nobody in

00:48:22.180 that whole

00:48:22.640 deal that

00:48:23.460 could see

00:48:23.840 that this

00:48:24.200 was coming,

00:48:25.000 that you

00:48:25.460 can't get

00:48:25.820 away with

00:48:26.180 this forever.

00:48:28.260 Well,

00:48:29.000 maybe they

00:48:29.740 did think

00:48:30.120 they would

00:48:30.340 get away

00:48:30.620 with it

00:48:30.880 forever.

00:48:33.500 All right.

00:48:35.160 Did you

00:48:35.800 see the

00:48:36.420 pictures of

00:48:38.220 Kate Starbird?

00:48:39.300 She was on

00:48:39.800 60 Minutes.

00:48:41.860 And she

00:48:42.900 was a part

00:48:43.580 of this

00:48:43.840 massive

00:48:44.300 censorship

00:48:44.900 operation.

00:48:46.740 and she

00:48:48.200 was complaining

00:48:48.760 that only

00:48:49.180 30% of the

00:48:50.080 notes from

00:48:50.680 the censors

00:48:51.440 were taken

00:48:53.620 and operated

00:48:54.580 on by the

00:48:55.180 social media

00:48:55.640 people.

00:48:56.720 Now, the

00:48:57.100 funny thing

00:48:57.540 is that

00:48:58.360 woman,

00:48:59.780 Kate Starbird,

00:49:01.160 who definitely

00:49:02.140 fits into the

00:49:02.860 batshit crazy

00:49:03.660 woman category,

00:49:05.420 is a dead

00:49:06.220 ringer for

00:49:07.100 the most

00:49:07.480 famous photo

00:49:08.680 of a TDS

00:49:10.520 victim

00:49:11.180 screaming in

00:49:13.260 agony.

00:49:13.660 so there's

00:49:17.400 a famous

00:49:17.820 picture of

00:49:18.320 an angry

00:49:18.860 leftist

00:49:19.660 woman who

00:49:20.980 looks exactly

00:49:22.020 like, it's

00:49:23.340 not her, but

00:49:24.220 she looks

00:49:24.660 exactly like

00:49:25.360 it, which

00:49:26.080 makes me ask

00:49:27.040 the question,

00:49:28.100 can you tell

00:49:29.960 that people are

00:49:30.560 batshit crazy

00:49:31.320 just by looking

00:49:32.040 at them?

00:49:33.400 I say yes,

00:49:35.260 yes, and

00:49:36.080 more yes.

00:49:36.660 I believe

00:49:38.160 that we

00:49:38.600 evolved so

00:49:40.460 that you can

00:49:40.920 identify who's

00:49:42.020 gay or

00:49:42.560 straight, better

00:49:43.440 than chance,

00:49:44.800 and that's

00:49:45.220 been tested,

00:49:45.940 and you

00:49:46.080 definitely can.

00:49:47.040 I believe

00:49:47.600 that we can

00:49:48.080 tell if

00:49:48.540 somebody's

00:49:48.960 sick by

00:49:50.700 looking at

00:49:51.180 them, you

00:49:51.700 know, not

00:49:51.920 100%, but

00:49:52.740 really, really

00:49:53.420 good, we're

00:49:54.320 good at it,

00:49:55.100 and we can

00:49:55.980 definitely tell

00:49:56.720 if somebody's

00:49:57.340 crazy, all

00:49:58.900 right?

00:49:59.360 And the fact

00:50:00.160 that she's on

00:50:00.720 60 Minutes,

00:50:01.520 and I'm just

00:50:02.020 watching and

00:50:02.560 saying, but

00:50:03.980 you're obviously

00:50:05.100 crazy.

00:50:05.540 I can tell

00:50:07.700 by just

00:50:08.080 looking at

00:50:08.500 you.

00:50:10.580 That suggests

00:50:11.620 that maybe

00:50:13.140 we're not

00:50:13.680 being honest

00:50:14.380 with what

00:50:15.300 the real

00:50:15.680 problems are.

00:50:19.160 Do you

00:50:19.780 think it's

00:50:20.140 useful to

00:50:20.660 the world

00:50:21.120 that I

00:50:22.300 keep saying

00:50:22.800 the real

00:50:23.180 problem is

00:50:24.020 batshit crazy

00:50:25.140 women, white

00:50:26.820 women, specifically

00:50:27.860 white women?

00:50:28.960 Do you think

00:50:29.560 that's useful?

00:50:31.400 I think it

00:50:32.240 is, because

00:50:33.380 it's true,

00:50:34.200 it's obvious,

00:50:36.160 it's everywhere,

00:50:37.940 you can see

00:50:38.560 it everywhere,

00:50:40.020 and, you

00:50:43.160 know, I'm

00:50:43.400 in my little

00:50:43.960 silo, I'm

00:50:45.360 totally siloed

00:50:46.260 because I'm

00:50:46.620 blocked by

00:50:47.260 every leftist

00:50:48.220 organization,

00:50:49.160 but I think

00:50:50.840 it helps to

00:50:51.580 say it out

00:50:52.000 loud.

00:50:52.860 Now, suppose

00:50:53.500 I'm wrong,

00:50:55.400 suppose I'm

00:50:55.940 wrong, and

00:50:57.200 these women

00:50:57.660 are actually

00:50:58.120 our best

00:50:58.680 citizens, and

00:50:59.440 they're doing

00:50:59.760 things I don't

00:51:00.400 understand because

00:51:01.080 the problem's on

00:51:01.620 my end.

00:51:02.040 what would

00:51:03.040 be the

00:51:03.320 solution to

00:51:03.900 that?

00:51:05.280 More free

00:51:06.020 speech.

00:51:07.220 Yeah.

00:51:07.700 Make your

00:51:08.180 case why I'm

00:51:09.500 wrong.

00:51:10.500 Let everybody

00:51:11.240 see it.

00:51:12.440 Compare it to

00:51:13.020 what I say.

00:51:14.920 You might be

00:51:15.740 able to move

00:51:16.220 the ball forward

00:51:17.280 a little bit.

00:51:18.560 But the fact

00:51:19.820 that, you

00:51:21.780 know, I think

00:51:22.260 it was dangerous

00:51:22.820 to say this

00:51:23.480 until I got

00:51:24.020 canceled, but

00:51:25.120 no, it's

00:51:25.560 batshit crazy

00:51:26.340 white women are

00:51:27.300 ruining everything

00:51:28.120 in the country,

00:51:28.740 and we've

00:51:30.000 got to stop

00:51:30.520 acting like

00:51:31.340 insanity and

00:51:34.060 mental health

00:51:34.820 is some kind

00:51:36.980 of a political

00:51:37.560 opinion, because

00:51:39.100 it's not.

00:51:40.600 Being unstable,

00:51:42.840 mentally unstable,

00:51:43.660 is not a

00:51:44.280 political worldview.

00:51:46.380 It's you having

00:51:47.320 a personal

00:51:48.000 problem where

00:51:48.580 you're trying to

00:51:49.020 work out in a

00:51:50.320 way that affects

00:51:50.900 other people.

00:51:52.020 We don't need

00:51:52.880 that.

00:51:55.060 All right, the

00:51:55.400 National Geographic

00:51:56.420 has decided to

00:51:57.840 permanently

00:51:58.380 discontinue its

00:51:59.520 spelling bee.

00:52:00.400 They used to

00:52:00.900 do this big

00:52:01.460 GOB, they

00:52:02.440 called it,

00:52:02.860 competition.

00:52:04.140 You've probably

00:52:04.520 seen it, like

00:52:05.320 it's been famous

00:52:05.980 forever.

00:52:07.020 Big old spelling

00:52:07.840 bee, but they

00:52:09.880 had to cancel

00:52:10.460 it to replace

00:52:11.200 it with something

00:52:11.840 they call

00:52:12.340 something that

00:52:14.200 would have,

00:52:14.960 quote, more

00:52:15.720 equitable

00:52:16.300 participation.

00:52:18.280 Hmm.

00:52:19.200 What's that

00:52:21.040 all about?

00:52:22.140 It's just a

00:52:23.000 spelling bee, and

00:52:24.160 my understanding

00:52:25.740 is everybody

00:52:26.300 gets to play.

00:52:27.340 There's no

00:52:27.940 barrier to

00:52:28.560 entry, right?

00:52:29.960 So what

00:52:30.460 would be, what

00:52:32.080 would possibly

00:52:32.760 be a diversity

00:52:33.720 or equity

00:52:34.480 problem with

00:52:35.340 spelling bee?

00:52:37.260 Huh.

00:52:38.340 It's kind of

00:52:38.960 a mystery.

00:52:40.140 Well, let's

00:52:40.540 look at the

00:52:41.040 picture of the

00:52:42.060 last 10, or

00:52:43.580 the top 10

00:52:44.240 winners of the

00:52:44.920 spelling bee.

00:52:46.780 Oh.

00:52:47.680 Ooh.

00:52:48.920 Every single

00:52:49.840 one of them

00:52:50.260 is Indian.

00:52:52.800 Might be

00:52:53.540 Indian American

00:52:54.300 or Indian

00:52:55.420 in another

00:52:55.900 country, but

00:52:56.540 ethnically, 100%

00:52:59.300 of all the

00:52:59.900 spelling bee

00:53:00.460 winners are

00:53:01.080 Indian.

00:53:02.380 Well, you

00:53:03.060 know what I

00:53:03.440 say to that.

00:53:05.700 I think that's

00:53:06.680 an obvious

00:53:07.180 case of

00:53:07.800 systemic racism

00:53:08.880 against white

00:53:09.680 people.

00:53:11.000 Because I can't

00:53:11.960 think of any

00:53:12.500 other reason that

00:53:13.220 white people

00:53:13.680 wouldn't be in

00:53:14.160 the top 10,

00:53:15.080 unless there

00:53:15.700 was some

00:53:16.000 discrimination.

00:53:16.880 Am I right?

00:53:17.300 Because it

00:53:19.340 couldn't possibly

00:53:20.100 be true that

00:53:20.780 there's one

00:53:21.360 community of

00:53:22.640 people who

00:53:23.140 just takes the

00:53:23.860 spelling bee

00:53:24.360 more seriously

00:53:25.200 and puts more

00:53:25.900 work into it

00:53:26.880 and have a lot

00:53:28.120 of smart people

00:53:28.680 in the group.

00:53:29.900 Couldn't

00:53:30.420 possibly be

00:53:31.020 that, could

00:53:31.460 it?

00:53:33.440 Yeah, it's

00:53:34.120 exactly that.

00:53:35.840 And the fact

00:53:36.720 that reality

00:53:37.480 becomes a

00:53:38.220 problem, who

00:53:39.820 does it become

00:53:40.340 a problem for?

00:53:42.720 How many of

00:53:43.680 you watching

00:53:44.160 this show

00:53:44.740 were surprised

00:53:46.360 to hear

00:53:46.820 that all

00:53:48.220 the top 10

00:53:49.320 were neither

00:53:50.940 white nor

00:53:51.720 black?

00:53:53.000 How many

00:53:53.640 were surprised

00:53:54.220 to hear that

00:53:54.680 they weren't

00:53:55.060 white and

00:53:55.440 they weren't

00:53:55.760 black?

00:53:56.760 I wasn't.

00:53:58.560 I wasn't.

00:54:00.820 But if you're

00:54:02.060 a Democrat,

00:54:03.340 what does this

00:54:04.780 do to your

00:54:05.220 worldview?

00:54:06.140 Because your

00:54:06.740 entire worldview

00:54:07.580 is based on

00:54:08.360 the fact that

00:54:09.000 if you gave

00:54:09.620 everybody equal

00:54:10.440 opportunity,

00:54:12.340 you would get

00:54:12.860 something like

00:54:13.680 a diverse,

00:54:14.760 equitable outcome.

00:54:15.680 income, so

00:54:16.820 they managed

00:54:17.360 to create

00:54:18.000 somewhat

00:54:18.400 accidentally

00:54:19.060 the single

00:54:20.380 most equitable

00:54:21.300 thing that

00:54:21.900 has ever been

00:54:22.460 designed in the

00:54:23.300 history of

00:54:23.800 humankind, which

00:54:25.520 is, hey,

00:54:27.340 kids, spell

00:54:29.060 this.

00:54:31.860 And they

00:54:33.060 didn't get the

00:54:33.560 answer they were

00:54:34.020 wanting.

00:54:35.420 Now, of course,

00:54:36.180 there is definitely

00:54:36.960 an income

00:54:37.660 element to any

00:54:39.320 of this.

00:54:40.280 School definitely

00:54:40.740 has an income

00:54:41.500 correlation.

00:54:42.360 So the black

00:54:43.480 Americans do

00:54:44.100 have a

00:54:44.700 disadvantage in

00:54:46.060 the income

00:54:46.860 level, but

00:54:49.380 white Americans

00:54:50.160 don't.

00:54:52.160 Where are all

00:54:52.840 the white

00:54:53.120 Americans?

00:54:55.900 Or the white

00:54:57.000 people in general?

00:54:59.000 No, white

00:54:59.800 people didn't do

00:55:00.400 well.

00:55:01.220 Now, how do I

00:55:02.160 feel about that?

00:55:04.060 Do I say to

00:55:04.980 myself, no,

00:55:06.460 we must have

00:55:07.660 more equity to

00:55:08.480 get more white

00:55:09.040 people in this

00:55:09.620 spelling bee?

00:55:11.180 No.

00:55:12.400 No, I think if

00:55:13.400 white people are

00:55:14.020 dumbasses and

00:55:14.740 they can't win

00:55:15.200 a spelling bee,

00:55:16.300 then that's just

00:55:17.040 the way it is.

00:55:18.540 That's it.

00:55:20.100 And I do think

00:55:21.240 that there may

00:55:22.020 be some

00:55:22.480 cultural

00:55:23.160 competitive thing

00:55:25.620 where some

00:55:26.680 group of people

00:55:27.420 just want to

00:55:28.180 compete in this

00:55:28.900 particular thing

00:55:29.700 more than other

00:55:30.360 people do.

00:55:31.660 So, I mean,

00:55:32.140 there's some of

00:55:32.520 that.

00:55:33.640 But I love the

00:55:34.540 fact that it

00:55:35.040 just blows up

00:55:36.000 the narrative.

00:55:37.520 It's hard to

00:55:38.060 keep in your

00:55:38.540 head the left

00:55:39.920 narrative when

00:55:41.180 you see

00:55:41.480 something like

00:55:42.000 this.

00:55:44.580 All right.

00:55:45.180 Well, the

00:55:45.520 other big story

00:55:46.080 is that a

00:55:46.460 container ship

00:55:47.200 hit a bridge

00:55:48.780 in Baltimore

00:55:49.540 and actually

00:55:50.140 collapsed the

00:55:50.920 bridge, tragically

00:55:52.080 with people on

00:55:53.000 it.

00:55:53.640 Could have been

00:55:54.100 worse.

00:55:54.560 It was 1.30 in

00:55:55.440 the morning, so

00:55:56.260 I suppose the

00:55:57.060 traffic could have

00:55:57.700 been greater.

00:55:58.680 But it looks

00:55:59.060 like the ship

00:55:59.920 lost its power.

00:56:01.240 Some say there

00:56:01.780 was a fire on

00:56:02.560 it.

00:56:02.740 It lost its

00:56:03.400 electric, so

00:56:04.780 it couldn't

00:56:05.180 steer, and so

00:56:06.960 it went right

00:56:07.480 into a pylon

00:56:08.220 and collapsed

00:56:09.560 the entire

00:56:10.200 bridge.

00:56:12.040 Now, how

00:56:14.020 do I make

00:56:14.500 this story

00:56:15.120 about me?

00:56:17.560 Okay, looking,

00:56:18.600 looking.

00:56:19.060 How is this

00:56:19.500 about me?

00:56:20.420 Okay, I got

00:56:20.960 it.

00:56:21.280 I got it.

00:56:23.160 The mayor

00:56:24.040 of Baltimore

00:56:25.120 gave a speech,

00:56:26.900 and the mayor's

00:56:27.860 name is Mayor

00:56:29.260 Brandon Scott.

00:56:31.040 Well, there it

00:56:31.580 is.

00:56:32.160 There it is.

00:56:32.600 At least my

00:56:33.000 name's in the

00:56:33.520 story.

00:56:33.760 Now, Mayor

00:56:36.040 Brandon Scott

00:56:36.800 is a black

00:56:37.880 man, which

00:56:39.040 is only

00:56:39.440 important so

00:56:40.540 that you know

00:56:41.040 that Dark

00:56:41.680 Brandon is

00:56:42.600 actually Joe

00:56:43.360 Biden, who

00:56:44.780 is the whitest

00:56:45.360 person in the

00:56:45.880 world.

00:56:46.100 He's Dark

00:56:46.600 Brandon.

00:56:47.580 But Mayor

00:56:48.540 Brandon Scott,

00:56:50.020 who is actually

00:56:51.160 African-American,

00:56:52.500 he's not Dark

00:56:53.540 Brandon.

00:56:54.080 He's just

00:56:54.560 Brandon.

00:56:56.020 So you've

00:56:56.720 got to make

00:56:56.980 sure that if

00:56:57.520 you say Dark

00:56:58.220 Brandon, you're

00:56:58.920 thinking of the

00:56:59.620 white, ashen-looking,

00:57:02.100 driftwood,

00:57:02.940 kind of creature

00:57:04.600 called Joe

00:57:05.140 Biden, that's

00:57:06.220 Dark

00:57:06.580 Brandon, but

00:57:07.700 the actual

00:57:08.160 mayor who

00:57:08.920 does have

00:57:09.720 dark skin, he's

00:57:10.420 just Brandon

00:57:10.940 Scott.

00:57:12.600 Brandon Scott.

00:57:15.220 However,

00:57:16.620 what's the

00:57:17.200 name of the

00:57:17.580 bridge?

00:57:19.120 It's the

00:57:19.520 Francis Scott

00:57:20.940 Key Bridge.

00:57:23.580 So Brandon

00:57:25.420 Scott's talking

00:57:26.300 about Francis

00:57:27.200 Scott Key.

00:57:28.920 Well, I'm

00:57:29.640 talking about

00:57:30.160 it.

00:57:31.020 Okay, okay.

00:57:31.880 I think we

00:57:32.320 made that

00:57:32.680 enough about

00:57:33.180 me.

00:57:34.220 And that

00:57:34.700 was the

00:57:34.960 important

00:57:35.220 part.

00:57:36.480 Yes, we

00:57:36.980 care about

00:57:37.400 the victims

00:57:37.960 who have

00:57:38.800 not been

00:57:39.120 found, by

00:57:39.540 the way.

00:57:39.940 It's very

00:57:40.560 tragic.

00:57:42.740 And then,

00:57:43.400 of course,

00:57:43.720 all of you

00:57:44.160 said, but

00:57:45.480 is this

00:57:46.100 because of

00:57:46.780 DEI?

00:57:48.560 Well, I'm

00:57:49.360 pretty sure

00:57:49.760 there have

00:57:50.100 been maritime

00:57:50.740 accidents before

00:57:52.360 anybody worried

00:57:53.020 about DEI,

00:57:54.160 but probably.

00:57:58.340 Probably.

00:57:58.860 I say that

00:58:01.480 only because

00:58:02.360 there's a

00:58:03.360 massive

00:58:03.800 incompetence

00:58:04.760 problem in

00:58:05.420 general.

00:58:06.980 So it

00:58:07.400 could be

00:58:07.740 just as

00:58:08.220 easily that

00:58:08.960 it could

00:58:10.080 be anybody,

00:58:11.080 but probably.

00:58:13.400 If you had

00:58:14.200 to bet,

00:58:15.820 and it's

00:58:16.160 not because

00:58:16.780 any group

00:58:17.640 is less

00:58:18.160 competent,

00:58:18.980 it's because

00:58:19.740 we operate

00:58:20.580 to increase

00:58:21.420 incompetence.

00:58:22.880 Our systems

00:58:23.580 are designed

00:58:24.500 to very

00:58:26.480 directly

00:58:26.920 increase

00:58:27.540 the

00:58:27.800 incompetence

00:58:28.720 in our

00:58:29.800 major

00:58:30.140 industries.

00:58:32.000 Now, if

00:58:32.900 you're on

00:58:33.200 the left,

00:58:33.880 you think

00:58:34.560 that sounds

00:58:35.080 racist and

00:58:35.720 you don't

00:58:36.080 understand

00:58:36.600 what I

00:58:36.980 mean.

00:58:37.600 It's because

00:58:38.280 the left

00:58:38.660 don't understand

00:58:39.440 how anything

00:58:40.140 works.

00:58:41.420 Here's the

00:58:41.860 example again.

00:58:43.500 What happens

00:58:44.160 if you don't

00:58:44.780 have enough

00:58:45.300 qualified people,

00:58:46.540 but you do

00:58:47.080 have a

00:58:47.440 requirement

00:58:47.900 that you

00:58:48.760 won't get

00:58:49.120 your bonus

00:58:49.640 unless you

00:58:50.180 increase

00:58:50.580 your diversity?

00:58:52.100 Well,

00:58:52.540 in the real

00:58:53.400 world,

00:58:53.760 nobody's

00:58:54.760 going to

00:58:54.980 give up

00:58:55.280 their

00:58:55.460 bonus,

00:58:56.200 so they

00:58:57.040 will lower

00:58:58.320 their standards

00:58:59.100 to get

00:59:00.120 somebody that

00:59:00.780 increases

00:59:01.180 their diversity,

00:59:02.260 even if

00:59:03.200 we all

00:59:03.620 assume that

00:59:04.900 everybody in

00:59:05.560 every demographic

00:59:06.280 group could

00:59:07.060 perform the

00:59:07.740 same with

00:59:08.900 the same

00:59:09.440 background and

00:59:10.860 support and

00:59:11.560 education.

00:59:12.580 So it has

00:59:13.060 nothing to do

00:59:13.680 with anybody's

00:59:15.000 anything.

00:59:16.960 It's not your

00:59:17.660 genes, it's not

00:59:18.480 your culture,

00:59:19.860 it has nothing

00:59:20.400 to do with

00:59:20.820 your race.

00:59:21.800 They're just

00:59:22.220 looking for the

00:59:23.040 same group of

00:59:23.700 people and

00:59:24.120 there aren't

00:59:24.460 enough, so

00:59:26.160 the people who

00:59:26.760 can't find

00:59:27.240 enough, they're

00:59:28.440 not going to

00:59:28.820 miss the

00:59:29.220 goal, because

00:59:30.580 their bonus

00:59:31.020 depends on

00:59:31.540 it.

00:59:32.160 So they're

00:59:32.560 just going to

00:59:32.960 talk themselves

00:59:33.540 into, well,

00:59:35.080 maybe I

00:59:35.600 wouldn't have

00:59:36.020 hired this

00:59:36.600 candidate in

00:59:37.980 normal times

00:59:39.180 because I

00:59:39.560 would have

00:59:39.760 kept looking.

00:59:41.120 But if I

00:59:41.560 keep looking,

00:59:42.760 what if I

00:59:43.560 find somebody

00:59:44.360 who's not

00:59:45.140 diverse?

00:59:46.780 So maybe I

00:59:47.800 shouldn't keep

00:59:48.260 looking.

00:59:49.280 So you end

00:59:49.940 up, even

00:59:50.840 though you're

00:59:51.260 talking yourself

00:59:51.940 out of doing

00:59:52.440 it, you end

00:59:52.960 up lowering

00:59:53.360 your standards

00:59:53.940 and there's

00:59:54.380 no way around

00:59:54.940 it.

00:59:55.780 There's no

00:59:56.220 argument that

00:59:57.060 it won't

00:59:57.320 happen.

00:59:58.120 There's no

00:59:58.520 observation that

00:59:59.460 it doesn't

00:59:59.820 happen.

01:00:00.840 Indeed, it

01:00:01.380 can't not

01:00:02.000 happen.

01:00:02.880 There is only

01:00:03.540 one way it

01:00:04.160 can go, and

01:00:05.460 it has been

01:00:06.020 going that

01:00:06.440 way for

01:00:06.760 30 years.

01:00:12.180 So there

01:00:13.360 you go.

01:00:13.680 Another

01:00:13.860 example of

01:00:14.460 Democrats not

01:00:15.280 understanding how

01:00:16.140 systems work,

01:00:17.280 although there's

01:00:18.060 no evidence

01:00:18.560 there was

01:00:18.820 any DEI

01:00:20.340 related thing

01:00:21.080 in this

01:00:21.440 specific case.

01:00:22.840 So it's a

01:00:23.520 fog of war.

01:00:24.140 We'll wait to

01:00:24.580 find out what

01:00:26.280 that was.

01:00:27.240 All right.

01:00:28.640 But if you

01:00:31.180 want to look at

01:00:31.640 this through a

01:00:32.180 more political

01:00:32.800 lens, the

01:00:34.420 fact that the

01:00:35.120 first thing

01:00:35.940 that half of

01:00:36.480 the country,

01:00:36.800 or maybe a

01:00:37.240 third of the

01:00:37.600 country,

01:00:37.920 thought of is

01:00:39.040 that it was

01:00:39.400 a DEI

01:00:40.060 problem.

01:00:41.660 Imagine being

01:00:42.480 a Democrat

01:00:43.740 and you think

01:00:44.940 you've got this

01:00:45.500 terrific thing

01:00:46.260 called DEI

01:00:47.180 that's really

01:00:48.080 going to help

01:00:48.500 black people.

01:00:50.440 And then

01:00:50.860 a ship

01:00:53.040 collapses a

01:00:53.880 bridge.

01:00:54.720 We have no

01:00:55.660 information

01:00:56.220 whatsoever that

01:00:57.740 there were any

01:00:58.220 black people

01:00:58.860 involved in

01:00:59.480 anything related

01:01:00.940 to this,

01:01:01.520 except the

01:01:02.220 victims, I'm

01:01:02.800 sure, because

01:01:03.760 it was Baltimore.

01:01:05.140 But no

01:01:06.600 evidence, no

01:01:07.800 evidence whatsoever

01:01:08.640 that there was

01:01:09.560 any DEI

01:01:10.340 problem, that

01:01:11.600 had anything to

01:01:12.340 do with

01:01:12.680 competence.

01:01:13.540 It could have

01:01:14.000 been just an

01:01:14.440 act of God,

01:01:15.220 a total

01:01:15.560 coincidence.

01:01:16.020 It could have

01:01:16.340 been anything.

01:01:17.880 But what

01:01:18.480 does it say

01:01:19.000 to the people

01:01:19.560 promoting DEI

01:01:20.720 that a third

01:01:21.900 of the country

01:01:22.500 assumed it

01:01:23.300 was probably

01:01:23.880 a DEI

01:01:24.520 problem?

01:01:27.580 Don't you

01:01:28.220 think that

01:01:28.700 they would

01:01:28.980 take that

01:01:29.580 as useful

01:01:31.400 information

01:01:32.040 to incorporate

01:01:33.780 in their

01:01:34.700 desire to

01:01:35.500 fix the

01:01:36.080 world and

01:01:37.100 realize that

01:01:37.760 it was making

01:01:38.280 things worse?

01:01:40.440 It clearly

01:01:41.360 made things

01:01:41.920 worse.

01:01:42.800 If DEI

01:01:43.940 did not

01:01:44.380 exist, do

01:01:45.600 you think

01:01:45.880 even one

01:01:46.460 of you

01:01:46.780 would have

01:01:47.140 thought

01:01:47.440 immediately,

01:01:48.460 I wonder

01:01:48.940 if it's

01:01:49.220 a diversity

01:01:49.700 hire?

01:01:50.520 You

01:01:50.700 wouldn't

01:01:50.920 have even

01:01:51.220 thought

01:01:51.500 of it.

01:01:52.500 It would

01:01:53.040 not be

01:01:53.680 in your

01:01:54.400 top ten

01:01:54.940 things to

01:01:55.440 even think

01:01:55.840 about.

01:01:56.740 But because

01:01:57.320 they've just

01:01:57.920 beaten us

01:01:58.440 over the

01:01:58.700 head with

01:01:59.020 DEI, it's

01:02:00.240 the first

01:02:00.720 thing I

01:02:01.080 think about.

01:02:02.620 Unfairly.

01:02:03.900 Unfairly.

01:02:04.440 It's all

01:02:04.740 confirmation

01:02:05.300 bias.

01:02:06.380 It's not

01:02:07.000 fair.

01:02:08.400 But that's

01:02:09.540 what happens.

01:02:10.020 So Democrats

01:02:11.420 not knowing

01:02:12.020 how anything

01:02:12.560 works, get

01:02:14.220 some of

01:02:14.440 that situation.

01:02:17.160 Let's see,

01:02:18.520 I guess the

01:02:19.560 abortion pill

01:02:20.380 called

01:02:21.800 Mifepristone,

01:02:24.120 so that's

01:02:24.520 the one you

01:02:24.960 can take if

01:02:25.760 you thought

01:02:26.120 the condom

01:02:29.000 broke and

01:02:30.560 you want to

01:02:30.860 make sure you

01:02:31.240 didn't get

01:02:31.540 pregnant, for

01:02:32.120 example.

01:02:32.860 You could

01:02:33.400 take that

01:02:33.820 pill and

01:02:34.400 remove all

01:02:35.160 doubt, I

01:02:35.580 guess.

01:02:36.540 Now I

01:02:36.760 don't know

01:02:37.040 how long

01:02:37.960 you can

01:02:38.260 wait and

01:02:38.720 still take

01:02:39.140 the pill, I

01:02:39.760 don't know

01:02:39.980 the details.

01:02:40.960 But those

01:02:41.540 who are

01:02:42.060 anti-abortion

01:02:43.060 say that's

01:02:44.240 an abortion

01:02:44.720 pill.

01:02:45.900 The people

01:02:46.300 taking it

01:02:46.940 probably don't

01:02:47.500 think of it

01:02:48.060 that way,

01:02:48.680 although in

01:02:49.300 a technical

01:02:49.820 sense, I

01:02:50.620 guess it

01:02:50.960 is.

01:02:51.700 When it

01:02:52.060 works, I

01:02:52.460 guess it

01:02:52.760 is.

01:02:55.120 So there's

01:02:55.900 some

01:02:56.120 brilliant

01:02:56.640 woman,

01:02:57.680 lawyer,

01:02:58.380 Erin

01:02:58.620 Hawley,

01:02:59.160 who's, I

01:02:59.540 guess,

01:02:59.780 Josh Hawley,

01:03:00.660 Senator

01:03:00.960 Josh Hawley's

01:03:01.780 wife.

01:03:02.580 Interesting.

01:03:03.940 And she's

01:03:04.580 trying to

01:03:04.880 persuade the

01:03:05.380 Supreme

01:03:05.620 Court to

01:03:07.500 make it

01:03:08.640 illegal to

01:03:09.660 sell this

01:03:10.260 what would

01:03:11.140 be called

01:03:11.520 an abortion

01:03:12.020 pill.

01:03:14.280 Now, here's

01:03:15.600 my first

01:03:16.120 comment.

01:03:17.040 Comment number

01:03:17.620 one.

01:03:18.880 One thing

01:03:19.620 that the

01:03:20.260 Republicans are

01:03:21.200 getting right

01:03:21.700 about this is

01:03:22.780 sending their

01:03:23.680 best woman to

01:03:24.820 do the

01:03:25.120 arguing.

01:03:26.480 Am I

01:03:26.840 right?

01:03:27.760 Finally?

01:03:29.800 Finally?

01:03:31.640 If you're

01:03:32.480 going to argue

01:03:33.080 about what

01:03:33.860 should be

01:03:34.320 legal with

01:03:35.160 abortion,

01:03:36.700 please send

01:03:37.620 the woman.

01:03:39.860 Please,

01:03:41.020 Democrats and

01:03:42.420 Republicans,

01:03:43.200 please send

01:03:43.880 the women.

01:03:44.940 They're the

01:03:45.440 faces I want

01:03:46.180 to see

01:03:46.420 arguing it,

01:03:47.100 whichever way

01:03:47.720 it goes.

01:03:48.920 Like, I'm

01:03:49.300 not even in

01:03:49.860 the argument

01:03:50.280 because I

01:03:51.100 think the

01:03:51.400 women need

01:03:51.800 to work it

01:03:52.200 out and

01:03:52.560 then just

01:03:52.880 tell us.

01:03:53.920 Just tell

01:03:54.320 the guys

01:03:54.740 what you

01:03:55.080 decided.

01:03:56.460 So in

01:03:56.740 very much

01:03:57.200 the same

01:03:57.540 way, I

01:03:57.900 think

01:03:58.340 batshit

01:03:58.880 crazy women

01:03:59.620 should stay

01:04:00.740 out of

01:04:01.120 everything about

01:04:01.820 national defense,

01:04:03.460 borders,

01:04:04.160 immigrants,

01:04:04.500 should stay

01:04:04.960 out of that

01:04:05.380 completely.

01:04:05.820 I think

01:04:07.100 that men

01:04:07.520 should stay

01:04:08.040 out completely

01:04:08.760 from the

01:04:10.040 abortion

01:04:10.380 argument.

01:04:12.140 Now, you

01:04:12.660 have a right

01:04:13.120 to do it,

01:04:13.980 and I

01:04:14.320 understand your

01:04:14.960 desire to

01:04:15.520 do it,

01:04:15.960 and you're

01:04:16.540 saving lives

01:04:17.200 and all the

01:04:17.860 reasons you

01:04:18.280 do it.

01:04:18.800 I just

01:04:19.260 think that we

01:04:19.720 get a better

01:04:20.180 outcome as a

01:04:21.380 civilization if

01:04:23.080 the people who

01:04:23.740 have the most

01:04:24.240 obvious skin in

01:04:25.660 the game take

01:04:27.020 the lead.

01:04:28.280 So if it's

01:04:29.000 going to be

01:04:29.320 about going

01:04:29.820 to war, I

01:04:30.460 don't want to

01:04:30.800 hear from any

01:04:31.340 women,

01:04:32.720 honestly.

01:04:33.100 And by

01:04:35.140 the way,

01:04:36.240 women do a

01:04:37.260 great job of

01:04:38.100 staying out of

01:04:38.700 war.

01:04:39.260 Have you

01:04:39.520 noticed?

01:04:40.780 Have you

01:04:41.360 noticed that?

01:04:42.320 Most of the

01:04:43.000 war discussions

01:04:43.640 are guys

01:04:44.140 talking to

01:04:44.600 guys?

01:04:45.500 Mostly.

01:04:47.800 Have you

01:04:48.360 ever noticed

01:04:48.760 that?

01:04:50.000 It's mostly

01:04:50.860 guys talking

01:04:51.440 to guys.

01:04:52.420 And part of

01:04:52.780 the reason

01:04:53.060 that is,

01:04:53.900 you know,

01:04:54.060 maybe we're

01:04:54.520 more interested

01:04:55.100 naturally in

01:04:55.820 war things.

01:04:56.940 But we

01:04:58.440 also know

01:04:59.000 it's our

01:04:59.300 job.

01:05:00.440 Every guy

01:05:01.140 knows that

01:05:01.600 war is our

01:05:02.080 job.

01:05:02.380 It's not

01:05:02.880 your job.

01:05:03.820 It's not

01:05:04.180 the women's

01:05:04.600 job.

01:05:05.160 It's our

01:05:05.740 job.

01:05:06.500 So we

01:05:06.860 talk about

01:05:07.320 it because

01:05:07.680 we think

01:05:08.060 that's part

01:05:08.600 of the

01:05:08.760 process.

01:05:12.680 Every 20

01:05:13.660 seconds I

01:05:14.260 have to

01:05:14.560 mention

01:05:15.160 Margaret

01:05:15.820 Thatcher.

01:05:16.860 So thank

01:05:17.620 you for

01:05:18.000 the reminder.

01:05:19.120 So just a

01:05:19.660 note for

01:05:20.040 the stupid

01:05:20.460 people who

01:05:20.980 are watching.

01:05:21.800 There are

01:05:22.140 probably not

01:05:22.540 many, but

01:05:23.460 just for the

01:05:24.120 few stupid

01:05:24.600 people.

01:05:25.660 I am aware

01:05:26.560 that Margaret

01:05:27.160 Thatcher was

01:05:28.700 an unusually

01:05:29.520 talented

01:05:29.980 person.

01:05:31.160 And one

01:05:31.900 of many

01:05:32.460 examples in

01:05:33.700 which people

01:05:34.180 are infinitely

01:05:35.060 different and

01:05:36.380 you really

01:05:36.780 can't make a

01:05:37.360 generalization

01:05:37.960 about any

01:05:38.580 individual based

01:05:40.260 on general

01:05:41.520 averages.

01:05:42.540 However,

01:05:43.800 general averages

01:05:44.700 when they have

01:05:45.440 a biological

01:05:46.200 basis are more

01:05:47.900 useful than

01:05:49.000 other things.

01:05:50.340 You know, when

01:05:51.120 you're talking

01:05:51.500 about groups,

01:05:52.360 if there's a

01:05:53.280 biological

01:05:53.820 difference, one

01:05:55.400 group has

01:05:55.880 babies, one

01:05:57.020 group far

01:05:58.140 less having

01:05:58.680 babies, one

01:05:59.920 group is

01:06:00.480 testosterone

01:06:01.720 filled fighters

01:06:02.860 of which there

01:06:03.460 are too many

01:06:03.960 anyway, men,

01:06:05.580 and another

01:06:06.720 group that is

01:06:07.540 precious and

01:06:08.640 needs to take

01:06:09.260 care of bringing

01:06:10.060 in the next

01:06:10.560 generation while

01:06:11.740 the men are

01:06:12.220 killing the

01:06:12.760 men who

01:06:13.060 would stop

01:06:13.460 them from

01:06:13.840 doing it.

01:06:15.000 So our

01:06:15.360 job is to

01:06:15.940 kill the

01:06:16.280 other men,

01:06:17.300 basically, so

01:06:18.680 you can have

01:06:19.660 your baby and

01:06:20.340 survive.

01:06:22.320 So it's good

01:06:23.960 that they sent

01:06:24.640 their best

01:06:25.640 woman, because

01:06:26.300 apparently, at

01:06:27.460 least the news

01:06:27.980 is saying that

01:06:28.500 she's great at

01:06:29.580 her job.

01:06:32.020 However, there's

01:06:33.460 another side of

01:06:34.080 the story.

01:06:36.340 Are Republicans

01:06:37.420 trying to lose?

01:06:40.020 I can't think of

01:06:41.200 anything that

01:06:41.780 would snatch

01:06:43.600 a victory away

01:06:44.440 from Trump

01:06:45.120 faster than

01:06:46.040 this.

01:06:47.360 Is this purely

01:06:48.220 a coincidence that

01:06:49.240 they picked the

01:06:49.820 worst possible

01:06:50.600 time to have

01:06:51.260 this conversation?

01:06:52.960 This would

01:06:53.700 have been a

01:06:54.100 great court

01:06:54.620 case to bring

01:06:55.280 up, oh,

01:06:56.820 let's say

01:06:57.480 next year.

01:07:00.360 Yeah, like

01:07:01.380 next year, this

01:07:02.220 would be great.

01:07:03.500 This almost

01:07:04.340 looks like a

01:07:05.100 Democrat op to

01:07:06.640 fool Republicans

01:07:07.620 into losing.

01:07:10.780 Because, again,

01:07:11.780 I'm not going to

01:07:12.600 give you any

01:07:13.140 opinions on

01:07:14.140 health care,

01:07:15.900 but I know

01:07:16.620 real people.

01:07:18.120 I know real

01:07:19.080 people in the

01:07:19.680 real world.

01:07:21.220 And every

01:07:22.060 young woman

01:07:23.240 woman who

01:07:24.360 has ever

01:07:24.720 used this

01:07:25.280 pill or

01:07:25.720 thought of

01:07:26.160 using this

01:07:26.680 pill, you

01:07:27.080 just lost

01:07:27.600 them forever.

01:07:29.980 You don't

01:07:30.780 gain a

01:07:31.280 single vote

01:07:32.060 by this.

01:07:33.740 The GOP

01:07:34.560 gains zero

01:07:36.580 votes.

01:07:38.000 Zero.

01:07:39.020 Not a single

01:07:39.840 person changed

01:07:41.140 their vote

01:07:41.580 because of

01:07:42.080 this.

01:07:43.020 But you're

01:07:43.540 going to lose

01:07:44.400 an entire

01:07:45.740 generation of

01:07:46.680 young women.

01:07:47.600 why do you

01:07:49.520 do this?

01:07:50.780 Is this

01:07:51.380 just on

01:07:51.940 principle?

01:07:54.320 Is that

01:07:54.960 why?

01:07:57.000 You're

01:07:57.480 arguing this

01:07:57.940 just on

01:07:58.400 principle?

01:07:59.860 No, and I'm

01:08:00.460 not arguing

01:08:00.960 that that would

01:08:01.460 be a bad

01:08:01.860 idea.

01:08:02.780 I'm just

01:08:03.160 saying, do

01:08:04.260 you understand

01:08:04.880 why something

01:08:05.620 so destructive

01:08:06.660 to the entire

01:08:08.280 country would be

01:08:09.040 happening?

01:08:09.780 Let me put it

01:08:10.500 in other

01:08:10.980 terms.

01:08:13.140 Many of you

01:08:13.820 think the

01:08:14.180 abortion question

01:08:14.820 is right at

01:08:16.120 the top of

01:08:16.760 our interests

01:08:17.540 and I won't

01:08:18.280 argue that it's

01:08:18.960 not because

01:08:20.240 your point of

01:08:20.780 view would

01:08:21.100 support that.

01:08:23.020 If you

01:08:23.580 believe that's

01:08:24.140 life, that

01:08:25.460 makes sense

01:08:25.960 that it's at

01:08:26.380 the top of

01:08:26.780 your list.

01:08:27.700 Other people

01:08:28.380 have different

01:08:28.780 opinions about

01:08:29.320 it, but it

01:08:29.660 makes sense

01:08:30.060 it's at the

01:08:30.480 top of your

01:08:30.900 list.

01:08:33.080 But so is

01:08:34.000 survival of

01:08:34.720 the country.

01:08:37.200 And I

01:08:38.320 agree with

01:08:39.080 Elon Musk's

01:08:40.240 take that if

01:08:41.400 the Republicans

01:08:42.060 don't win in

01:08:42.980 this round,

01:08:44.280 we might

01:08:44.860 actually be out

01:08:45.660 of business as

01:08:46.320 a country.

01:08:47.280 We might

01:08:48.060 all be dead,

01:08:49.980 like literally.

01:08:51.600 That is the

01:08:52.440 risk.

01:08:53.120 There is an

01:08:53.700 existential risk

01:08:54.780 to this election

01:08:55.620 that I've never

01:08:56.300 seen before

01:08:56.920 because the

01:08:58.760 Democrat policies

01:08:59.680 are so

01:09:00.400 obviously

01:09:01.080 self-destructive

01:09:02.120 that there's

01:09:03.660 no way we

01:09:04.140 can handle

01:09:04.520 another four

01:09:05.060 years of it.

01:09:06.620 I don't think

01:09:07.440 we have the

01:09:07.800 capacity for

01:09:08.460 another four

01:09:08.920 years of it.

01:09:10.120 So everything

01:09:11.980 is tough

01:09:12.460 choices.

01:09:12.960 If you

01:09:14.100 are anti-abortion

01:09:15.580 pro-life and

01:09:16.500 you think that

01:09:17.020 these pills

01:09:17.680 are violating

01:09:19.860 your feelings

01:09:21.980 about what

01:09:22.660 God would

01:09:23.200 want, I

01:09:24.500 can see why

01:09:25.060 you think this

01:09:25.620 would be a

01:09:25.980 high priority.

01:09:27.340 But be

01:09:28.320 honest about

01:09:28.980 it.

01:09:29.440 You're throwing

01:09:30.060 away everything

01:09:30.780 for it.

01:09:32.180 Is that what

01:09:32.860 you planned?

01:09:34.240 Did you plan

01:09:34.800 to throw away

01:09:35.360 everything, the

01:09:36.340 whole country?

01:09:36.920 All 300

01:09:38.740 million of

01:09:39.340 us, you're

01:09:40.340 going to put

01:09:40.560 us at risk

01:09:41.240 of dying,

01:09:41.980 plus all the

01:09:43.280 children that

01:09:43.840 can't be born

01:09:44.540 if 300

01:09:45.700 million people

01:09:46.380 die.

01:09:48.140 Which one of

01:09:49.320 these approaches

01:09:50.020 saves the

01:09:51.620 most lives?

01:09:53.520 Winning the

01:09:54.220 election or

01:09:56.000 winning on

01:09:56.680 this case and

01:09:57.520 banning this

01:09:58.260 drug?

01:09:58.980 Which one

01:09:59.360 saves more

01:10:00.000 lives in the

01:10:00.660 long run?

01:10:05.320 I'm pretty

01:10:06.040 sure that this

01:10:06.680 is going to

01:10:07.080 kill us

01:10:07.480 all.

01:10:11.100 That's my

01:10:11.720 opinion.

01:10:12.540 And again,

01:10:13.420 that's not an

01:10:14.800 abortion opinion.

01:10:16.280 I'm giving you

01:10:17.140 no opinion on

01:10:18.020 abortion or

01:10:18.900 this bill.

01:10:20.060 I'm completely

01:10:21.100 out of that

01:10:21.560 discussion.

01:10:22.560 I want the

01:10:23.000 women to

01:10:23.440 figure it

01:10:23.840 out, including

01:10:25.220 Erin

01:10:26.140 Hawley.

01:10:28.060 She's a

01:10:28.620 woman.

01:10:29.660 She gets to

01:10:30.500 be in this

01:10:30.880 argument.

01:10:31.860 She earned

01:10:32.620 her way into

01:10:33.080 the argument.

01:10:35.060 But I

01:10:35.740 didn't.

01:10:36.680 I would

01:10:38.260 just suggest

01:10:39.840 that this

01:10:42.780 could crash

01:10:43.420 the whole

01:10:43.940 fucking

01:10:44.340 thing.

01:10:46.260 Who does

01:10:47.300 this?

01:10:49.480 I don't

01:10:50.400 understand it.

01:10:51.960 Can anybody

01:10:52.540 explain to me

01:10:53.480 why you would

01:10:55.140 send, you

01:10:56.120 know, why

01:10:56.600 Josh Hawley

01:10:57.260 would send his

01:10:57.900 wife to destroy

01:10:58.840 everything in

01:10:59.500 America by

01:11:00.940 maybe winning

01:11:01.740 this case?

01:11:03.140 And by the

01:11:03.820 way, is she

01:11:04.240 going to win?

01:11:06.120 Do you know

01:11:06.760 if she'll win

01:11:07.240 her case?

01:11:11.020 I don't see

01:11:11.780 why she would

01:11:12.400 win it.

01:11:17.660 Yeah.

01:11:18.560 So I don't

01:11:19.180 know about this.

01:11:20.280 There's something

01:11:20.940 about this that I

01:11:21.840 don't quite

01:11:22.320 understand.

01:11:23.640 But can I

01:11:24.500 make this story

01:11:25.200 about me?

01:11:26.140 All right,

01:11:27.040 let me try.

01:11:29.680 This is going

01:11:30.360 to take some

01:11:30.800 work, people.

01:11:32.000 Bear with me.

01:11:33.020 This will take

01:11:33.600 my greatest

01:11:34.300 efforts to

01:11:35.480 make this

01:11:36.020 story about

01:11:37.500 women taking

01:11:38.540 a pill

01:11:39.040 about me.

01:11:40.820 I've got

01:11:46.560 it.

01:11:47.720 I've got

01:11:48.300 it.

01:11:49.980 When I was

01:11:50.600 listening to

01:11:51.060 this story on

01:11:51.700 the news,

01:11:52.800 one of the

01:11:53.560 proponents of

01:11:54.280 the pill said

01:11:55.040 that it's

01:11:55.660 especially useful

01:11:56.820 because you

01:11:59.300 can prescribe

01:12:00.120 the pill by

01:12:01.120 telehealth.

01:12:07.880 You're

01:12:08.320 welcome.

01:12:09.640 You're

01:12:10.000 welcome.

01:12:10.820 Now, that

01:12:11.860 assumes you

01:12:12.320 want the

01:12:12.640 pill.

01:12:13.060 If you

01:12:13.400 want a

01:12:13.660 band, then

01:12:15.060 I'm your

01:12:15.420 enemy, I

01:12:15.920 guess.

01:12:16.600 Yeah.

01:12:17.360 But telehealth

01:12:18.120 is apparently

01:12:19.080 one of the

01:12:19.540 things that

01:12:19.900 makes that

01:12:20.280 abortion pill

01:12:20.880 so useful.

01:12:21.700 People like

01:12:22.120 to talk to

01:12:22.600 their doctor

01:12:23.060 before they

01:12:23.600 do that.

01:12:24.320 And they

01:12:24.780 may not

01:12:25.280 want to

01:12:25.800 go in

01:12:26.680 person.

01:12:27.460 They may

01:12:28.100 want to

01:12:28.620 just spend

01:12:30.600 some money

01:12:31.040 and kind of

01:12:31.460 privately get

01:12:32.200 an opinion

01:12:32.620 before they

01:12:33.340 go in that

01:12:34.040 direction.

01:12:35.140 So, yes,

01:12:36.080 Scott for

01:12:36.820 the win.

01:12:38.180 And I don't

01:12:38.940 mean Francis

01:12:39.520 Scott Key,

01:12:40.120 and I don't

01:12:40.800 mean Brandon

01:12:41.340 Scott.

01:12:42.440 There's just a

01:12:43.300 lot of

01:12:43.660 Scott in

01:12:44.240 this news

01:12:44.660 today.

01:12:46.520 Anyway, the

01:12:47.140 attorney general

01:12:47.800 for Missouri,

01:12:49.160 Missouri is

01:12:49.740 being great

01:12:50.360 lately, very

01:12:51.500 active.

01:12:52.320 The attorney

01:12:52.720 general, Andrew

01:12:53.840 Bailey, is

01:12:54.980 doing a suit

01:12:55.720 against Media

01:12:56.400 Matters,

01:12:57.840 forced them to

01:12:59.280 turn over their

01:12:59.840 documents about

01:13:01.680 soliciting donations

01:13:02.840 to bully

01:13:03.400 advertisers on

01:13:04.280 the X

01:13:04.560 platform.

01:13:05.020 So, Media

01:13:05.900 Matters did

01:13:06.600 this whole

01:13:07.120 fake op

01:13:07.880 where they

01:13:08.440 tried to

01:13:08.880 show that

01:13:11.140 there was

01:13:11.560 more

01:13:12.080 anti-Semitism

01:13:12.880 or more

01:13:13.600 Nazis or

01:13:14.200 something on

01:13:15.300 X, and

01:13:16.160 they did

01:13:16.600 this totally

01:13:17.400 fake test

01:13:18.340 that they

01:13:19.080 got busted

01:13:19.600 on.

01:13:20.860 So, there

01:13:21.140 were no,

01:13:22.900 their story

01:13:23.600 was completely

01:13:24.040 fake.

01:13:24.460 It was just

01:13:24.780 an op.

01:13:25.700 And now

01:13:26.000 Missouri

01:13:26.380 attorney general

01:13:27.220 is going to

01:13:27.640 sue them and

01:13:28.100 get to the

01:13:28.460 bottom of

01:13:28.840 this and

01:13:29.240 maybe uncover

01:13:30.700 their op.

01:13:31.860 Media Matters is

01:13:32.980 an illegitimate,

01:13:34.600 just a horrible

01:13:36.540 entity that

01:13:37.440 should be

01:13:37.780 destroyed.

01:13:43.040 Mike Benz,

01:13:46.140 again, I saw

01:13:46.720 him mention

01:13:47.380 that between

01:13:49.260 2017 and

01:13:50.380 2022, when

01:13:52.140 we were not

01:13:52.800 aware of it,

01:13:54.220 the censorship

01:13:55.100 regime was

01:13:55.940 really running

01:13:56.560 the country.

01:13:58.000 So, if you

01:13:58.560 thought you had

01:13:59.180 something like

01:14:00.060 a democracy

01:14:01.180 or something,

01:14:02.000 you didn't

01:14:02.700 know that

01:14:03.780 everything we

01:14:04.480 thought was

01:14:05.160 being manipulated

01:14:05.860 by people

01:14:06.760 behind the

01:14:07.260 scenes, as

01:14:07.840 I talked

01:14:08.220 about earlier

01:14:09.180 with all the

01:14:09.700 NGOs and

01:14:10.520 censorship people

01:14:11.860 and fake

01:14:12.340 fact-checkers,

01:14:13.620 and that

01:14:14.080 between 2017

01:14:15.120 and 2022,

01:14:17.180 America didn't

01:14:18.280 know who was

01:14:18.880 running the

01:14:19.400 country because

01:14:21.600 our opinions

01:14:23.020 were being

01:14:23.580 given to us

01:14:24.300 by the news,

01:14:25.500 and we

01:14:26.740 thought the

01:14:27.180 news was

01:14:27.680 something like

01:14:28.220 the news

01:14:28.600 always was,

01:14:29.540 and we

01:14:29.800 thought social

01:14:30.360 media was

01:14:31.140 people just

01:14:32.580 saying their

01:14:33.180 thoughts, and

01:14:34.360 you could see

01:14:34.820 everybody's, that

01:14:35.780 wasn't the

01:14:36.260 case, that

01:14:37.480 social media

01:14:38.160 had been

01:14:38.660 weaponized and

01:14:39.580 turned into a

01:14:40.260 massive brainwashing

01:14:41.460 operation, along

01:14:42.540 with the classic

01:14:43.540 news, and that

01:14:44.940 we were under a

01:14:45.900 total brainwashing

01:14:47.360 regime that I

01:14:49.800 would call an

01:14:50.400 insurrection.

01:14:51.680 If I were writing

01:14:52.620 the history of

01:14:53.280 America, I would

01:14:54.000 say that between

01:14:54.580 2017 and 2022,

01:14:56.300 we had a form of

01:14:58.160 government we

01:14:58.760 didn't elect, we

01:15:00.420 had a hidden

01:15:01.300 army of

01:15:02.920 censors who

01:15:04.400 were changing

01:15:04.960 what people

01:15:05.540 could say and

01:15:06.440 get away with,

01:15:07.360 and they were

01:15:07.920 trying to turn

01:15:08.480 January 6th into

01:15:09.500 an insurrection.

01:15:10.640 They were

01:15:11.100 literally changing

01:15:11.920 history in front

01:15:12.720 of us, and so

01:15:14.440 we thought we

01:15:15.120 were voting for

01:15:15.840 people and

01:15:16.760 getting them

01:15:17.780 elected.

01:15:18.480 None of that

01:15:19.080 was happening,

01:15:20.140 because even if

01:15:22.220 you say, well,

01:15:23.520 Scott, there's no

01:15:24.220 evidence that the

01:15:25.120 election was

01:15:25.880 rigged, I say

01:15:27.440 this is the

01:15:28.120 evidence the

01:15:29.440 election was

01:15:29.940 rigged.

01:15:30.620 If you change

01:15:31.580 how people

01:15:32.060 think, you

01:15:33.360 change how

01:15:33.840 they vote.

01:15:35.400 And this was

01:15:36.080 for several

01:15:37.220 years a heavy

01:15:38.820 brainwashing

01:15:39.620 operation to

01:15:40.360 change how

01:15:40.820 people thought

01:15:41.600 in a political

01:15:42.400 context.

01:15:44.100 That is a

01:15:45.140 rigged election,

01:15:46.280 because we

01:15:47.060 were not aware

01:15:47.820 that there was

01:15:48.800 a gigantic

01:15:49.560 censorship effort

01:15:50.680 until the

01:15:51.280 Twitter files.

01:15:52.300 If we'd been

01:15:53.100 aware of it,

01:15:54.440 then we could

01:15:55.100 have said, okay,

01:15:55.880 at least it's

01:15:56.480 transparent, and

01:15:58.460 then that would

01:15:59.660 be different.

01:16:00.700 But if you're

01:16:01.220 not aware that

01:16:02.640 you're part of

01:16:03.140 a massive,

01:16:04.140 highly funded

01:16:04.980 brainwashing

01:16:05.840 operation, and

01:16:06.960 it is brainwashing,

01:16:08.600 it's not anything

01:16:09.720 else, it was

01:16:10.580 brainwashing.

01:16:12.260 Straight up, no

01:16:13.980 hyperbole,

01:16:15.560 brainwashing.

01:16:17.380 I don't use

01:16:18.920 that, I'm not

01:16:19.840 overusing the

01:16:20.600 word.

01:16:21.540 It was

01:16:22.220 planned,

01:16:24.120 executed,

01:16:24.640 professional,

01:16:26.640 widespread,

01:16:28.280 huge scope,

01:16:29.920 well-funded,

01:16:30.800 organized,

01:16:32.400 brainwashing

01:16:33.120 for five

01:16:33.920 years.

01:16:37.780 And

01:16:38.220 during that

01:16:39.900 time, the

01:16:40.480 fake news

01:16:40.900 introduced, I

01:16:41.820 would say, at

01:16:42.540 least 20

01:16:43.600 known hoaxes.

01:16:45.680 Does that

01:16:46.280 sound right?

01:16:46.780 I didn't count

01:16:47.300 them, but I

01:16:47.700 think that's

01:16:48.040 about right.

01:16:48.860 When you say

01:16:49.380 there were at

01:16:49.780 least 20

01:16:50.640 organized ops

01:16:53.000 that were

01:16:53.800 literally hoaxes

01:16:54.840 that the fake

01:16:55.840 news and the

01:16:56.460 fake social

01:16:56.940 media tried to

01:16:58.280 present to us

01:16:58.960 as true.

01:17:00.000 About 20

01:17:00.940 of them.

01:17:02.720 So, yeah,

01:17:03.620 that was a

01:17:04.180 dark, dark

01:17:04.800 time that we

01:17:05.640 knew something

01:17:06.560 was wrong.

01:17:07.800 By the way,

01:17:08.600 we all knew

01:17:09.080 something was

01:17:09.560 wrong, right?

01:17:10.120 Every one of

01:17:12.020 us knew

01:17:12.360 something's

01:17:13.100 wrong.

01:17:13.940 We just

01:17:14.520 didn't know

01:17:14.820 what it

01:17:15.060 was.

01:17:16.080 Well, that's

01:17:16.400 what it

01:17:16.620 was.

01:17:17.620 Now we

01:17:17.980 know.

01:17:20.480 You want

01:17:21.100 some more

01:17:21.480 evidence of

01:17:22.280 everything I'm

01:17:23.020 talking about?

01:17:23.720 Well, here

01:17:24.180 you go.

01:17:25.840 So, NBC

01:17:26.500 hires

01:17:27.280 Ronna,

01:17:29.320 what's her

01:17:30.500 last name?

01:17:31.480 McDaniel?

01:17:33.280 What's Ronna's

01:17:34.120 last name?

01:17:35.720 I swear to

01:17:36.200 God I can't

01:17:36.700 remember it

01:17:37.160 because I

01:17:37.460 always confuse

01:17:37.960 it with

01:17:38.300 Ronald

01:17:38.600 McDonald.

01:17:39.680 Literally,

01:17:40.120 I confuse

01:17:40.820 it with

01:17:41.080 Ronald

01:17:41.360 McDonald.

01:17:42.300 What's

01:17:42.520 her last

01:17:42.820 name?

01:17:44.340 Is it

01:17:44.520 McDaniel?

01:17:46.380 All right,

01:17:46.860 you're not

01:17:47.120 telling me.

01:17:47.520 I think the

01:17:47.840 comments are

01:17:48.300 a little slow.

01:17:49.280 All right,

01:17:49.580 well, you

01:17:49.820 know what I'm

01:17:50.120 talking about.

01:17:50.760 So, she

01:17:51.100 was the

01:17:51.600 head of

01:17:52.040 the RNC,

01:17:53.220 but then

01:17:53.640 she was

01:17:54.040 replaced.

01:17:55.120 So, NBC

01:17:55.520 hires her

01:17:56.140 so they

01:17:56.480 can have

01:17:57.020 McDaniel.

01:17:59.360 Okay.

01:18:01.880 Yeah, Ronna

01:18:02.580 McDaniel.

01:18:03.380 All right.

01:18:04.240 So, she

01:18:05.520 goes to work

01:18:06.060 for NBC

01:18:06.540 as being

01:18:07.700 their

01:18:08.100 Republican

01:18:08.740 voice.

01:18:09.860 so that

01:18:10.420 they

01:18:10.540 could have

01:18:10.880 an alternate

01:18:11.780 voice.

01:18:12.560 Now, that's

01:18:13.240 a good

01:18:13.480 idea,

01:18:14.140 don't you

01:18:14.380 think?

01:18:15.760 Don't you

01:18:16.160 think it's

01:18:16.440 a good

01:18:16.640 idea for NBC

01:18:17.440 News to

01:18:17.940 have an

01:18:18.320 alternate

01:18:18.640 voice?

01:18:19.960 Now, as

01:18:21.080 I pointed

01:18:21.480 out, when

01:18:23.680 a news

01:18:24.340 organization

01:18:25.000 invites an

01:18:26.140 alternate

01:18:26.560 voice, they

01:18:27.880 don't pick the

01:18:28.460 best one.

01:18:29.720 The only time

01:18:30.700 that that

01:18:31.080 happened, it

01:18:31.860 was a mistake

01:18:32.660 when CNN

01:18:33.740 hired Steve

01:18:34.680 Cortez.

01:18:35.260 apparently, they

01:18:38.200 didn't look

01:18:38.620 into him

01:18:39.040 enough.

01:18:39.740 They didn't

01:18:40.120 do the

01:18:40.440 research.

01:18:41.320 They must

01:18:41.920 have thought

01:18:42.260 he wouldn't

01:18:42.640 do a good

01:18:43.040 job, so

01:18:43.640 he'd be that

01:18:44.980 Republican

01:18:45.920 crazy guy

01:18:46.940 who would say

01:18:47.380 all the crazy

01:18:47.920 stuff, and

01:18:48.400 then they'd

01:18:49.100 mock him.

01:18:50.500 And instead,

01:18:51.180 he debunked the

01:18:52.020 fine people

01:18:52.580 hoax on their

01:18:53.500 live air.

01:18:56.280 That's right.

01:18:57.380 He debunked the

01:18:58.780 fine people

01:18:59.400 hoax in detail

01:19:00.660 on their

01:19:02.180 show, live.

01:19:04.560 And then he

01:19:05.360 was fired.

01:19:07.420 So that's my

01:19:08.360 point.

01:19:09.200 If they ever

01:19:10.180 hired somebody

01:19:10.800 from the other

01:19:11.480 side, and

01:19:13.040 that person

01:19:13.460 did a good

01:19:13.980 job, they'd

01:19:14.540 have to fire

01:19:15.060 him.

01:19:17.120 So that tells

01:19:17.940 you what they

01:19:18.340 think about

01:19:18.940 Rana.

01:19:19.940 I hate to

01:19:20.400 say it, but

01:19:22.160 the only

01:19:22.960 reason they

01:19:25.880 hired her is

01:19:26.540 they don't

01:19:26.880 think she'd

01:19:27.320 be good at

01:19:27.860 it.

01:19:29.300 Am I

01:19:29.860 wrong?

01:19:30.660 You tell

01:19:31.400 me.

01:19:33.340 Is that

01:19:34.080 unfair?

01:19:35.920 That the

01:19:36.240 only reason

01:19:36.740 they hired

01:19:37.140 her is they

01:19:37.780 think she'd

01:19:38.380 be bad at

01:19:39.020 it.

01:19:39.700 They also

01:19:40.580 would be

01:19:41.480 reasonably

01:19:42.120 assuming that

01:19:44.440 she wouldn't

01:19:44.960 be too

01:19:45.540 pro-Trump at

01:19:46.360 the moment.

01:19:48.540 Am I

01:19:49.180 right?

01:19:50.760 Because, you

01:19:51.420 know, the

01:19:51.800 Trump

01:19:52.120 organization

01:19:52.640 kind of

01:19:53.020 pushed her

01:19:53.440 out.

01:19:54.460 Don't you

01:19:54.860 think she's

01:19:55.340 not super

01:19:56.120 pro-Trump at

01:19:57.040 the moment?

01:19:58.320 That would

01:19:58.740 be kind of

01:19:59.180 perfect for

01:19:59.760 their audience,

01:20:00.360 wouldn't it?

01:20:00.660 So I

01:20:01.680 think the

01:20:02.020 management

01:20:02.440 made a

01:20:03.680 good

01:20:05.140 management

01:20:05.820 hiring

01:20:06.320 decision for

01:20:07.920 what they're

01:20:08.360 trying to

01:20:08.820 do, which

01:20:09.520 is sell

01:20:10.160 their narrative

01:20:10.740 and then

01:20:11.580 makes the

01:20:12.000 other narrative

01:20:12.580 look a little

01:20:13.080 weaker, right

01:20:14.460 on point.

01:20:15.380 Right on

01:20:15.840 point.

01:20:16.180 Perfect.

01:20:18.780 What did

01:20:19.420 their staff

01:20:20.500 on MSNBC,

01:20:22.480 their sister

01:20:23.480 network, I

01:20:24.140 guess, what

01:20:25.100 did they say?

01:20:26.020 and also

01:20:26.580 some of the

01:20:27.260 ex-people

01:20:27.920 from NBC

01:20:29.260 news.

01:20:29.800 Well, Chuck

01:20:30.680 Todd said it

01:20:31.480 was just the

01:20:31.980 worst terrible

01:20:32.640 thing and

01:20:33.200 Morning Joe

01:20:33.900 said it was

01:20:34.460 horrible and

01:20:35.060 they would

01:20:35.300 never invite

01:20:35.920 her on

01:20:36.180 this show.

01:20:37.720 And then

01:20:38.200 Rachel Mad

01:20:39.560 did her

01:20:41.400 thing and

01:20:42.080 said, you

01:20:42.540 know, she's

01:20:43.540 got to talk

01:20:43.980 to her

01:20:44.240 bosses and

01:20:44.940 say, you

01:20:45.360 know, this

01:20:45.700 is wrong and

01:20:46.380 they need to

01:20:46.780 apologize and

01:20:47.640 correct it.

01:20:50.060 So, here's

01:20:52.600 the awkward

01:20:53.060 part, which

01:20:53.880 is delicious.

01:20:55.180 It's awkward,

01:20:56.580 but delicious.

01:20:57.960 And it goes

01:20:58.420 like this.

01:20:59.780 For years,

01:21:00.760 NBC News and

01:21:01.620 MSNBC had

01:21:03.160 been telling

01:21:03.580 us that January

01:21:04.500 6th was an

01:21:05.900 actual insurrection.

01:21:07.000 It wasn't, but

01:21:10.540 they've been

01:21:10.860 telling their

01:21:11.360 audience that

01:21:11.960 for years.

01:21:13.540 And then

01:21:14.300 their bosses

01:21:14.920 totally giving

01:21:17.100 away the game.

01:21:18.400 They hire one

01:21:19.660 of the main

01:21:20.180 insurrectionists,

01:21:21.380 according to

01:21:21.820 MSNBC News,

01:21:23.200 somebody who

01:21:24.180 apparently was

01:21:25.040 helping to

01:21:26.280 try to keep

01:21:26.900 Trump in

01:21:27.520 office by

01:21:28.320 negotiating who

01:21:30.240 the electors

01:21:30.860 were, etc.

01:21:31.680 All legal,

01:21:32.780 completely legal

01:21:33.540 to talk to

01:21:34.120 people and

01:21:34.660 try to persuade

01:21:35.700 them to do

01:21:36.160 one thing or

01:21:36.620 another.

01:21:36.780 It was all

01:21:37.160 legal.

01:21:40.340 And certainly

01:21:41.340 I don't think

01:21:41.840 there was

01:21:42.080 anybody on

01:21:42.560 the Republican

01:21:43.060 side who

01:21:43.880 had any

01:21:44.280 problem with

01:21:44.940 her for

01:21:46.180 trying to

01:21:47.200 make sure

01:21:47.520 the election

01:21:48.020 was fair

01:21:48.900 and to

01:21:49.880 put a

01:21:51.340 placeholder

01:21:51.840 in so they

01:21:52.740 could check

01:21:53.320 long enough

01:21:53.740 to see if

01:21:54.120 it was fair.

01:21:54.800 Nobody on

01:21:55.300 the right

01:21:55.600 has a

01:21:55.920 problem with

01:21:56.300 that.

01:21:57.060 That's what

01:21:57.580 a lot of

01:21:58.000 people on

01:21:58.280 the right

01:21:58.460 were doing.

01:21:59.580 But on

01:22:00.180 the left,

01:22:00.760 she would

01:22:01.080 be considered

01:22:01.640 one of the

01:22:02.220 deepest

01:22:02.720 insurrectionist,

01:22:03.880 treasonist

01:22:04.540 monsters.

01:22:06.780 Because that's

01:22:07.560 how they

01:22:07.840 portrayed it.

01:22:08.660 Just treasonous

01:22:09.560 January 6th

01:22:10.500 monsters and

01:22:11.400 Trump 2.

01:22:12.740 So what

01:22:13.400 would you do

01:22:14.200 if you had

01:22:15.440 been an on-air

01:22:16.120 host at

01:22:16.640 MSNBC and

01:22:17.680 you spent

01:22:18.120 years telling

01:22:20.700 your audience

01:22:21.340 that these

01:22:22.280 treasonous people

01:22:23.080 should be in

01:22:23.580 jail and then

01:22:24.160 they hire one

01:22:24.740 of them and

01:22:25.380 put them in

01:22:25.760 the chair

01:22:26.060 next to

01:22:26.440 you?

01:22:28.840 The bosses

01:22:29.800 know that

01:22:31.500 January 6th

01:22:32.800 wasn't an

01:22:33.320 insurrection.

01:22:34.960 If they

01:22:35.620 thought it

01:22:35.900 was an

01:22:36.140 insurrection,

01:22:36.700 they weren't

01:22:36.960 going to

01:22:37.160 hire Ronna

01:22:38.040 McDaniel.

01:22:39.540 It's very

01:22:40.320 obvious that

01:22:41.000 their own

01:22:41.600 bosses know

01:22:42.800 it was an

01:22:43.380 op.

01:22:44.200 It was never

01:22:45.120 real.

01:22:46.060 But all the

01:22:46.740 people who have

01:22:47.160 been telling

01:22:47.640 you it's real

01:22:48.300 have egg on

01:22:49.280 their face

01:22:49.880 because how

01:22:50.920 could their

01:22:51.300 bosses hire

01:22:52.120 this insurrectionist,

01:22:53.380 according to

01:22:53.920 them, if

01:22:55.540 any of their

01:22:56.620 news was

01:22:57.120 true for the

01:22:57.740 last several

01:22:58.640 years.

01:22:59.720 Now that's

01:23:00.540 hilarious.

01:23:02.180 Totally busted

01:23:03.180 for their

01:23:04.720 management

01:23:05.180 signaling as

01:23:06.400 strongly as

01:23:06.980 possible that

01:23:08.280 their own

01:23:08.740 coverage was

01:23:09.340 always fake

01:23:10.020 and they

01:23:10.340 knew it.

01:23:11.680 I don't see

01:23:12.060 how else you

01:23:12.600 could...

01:23:13.060 Am I going

01:23:14.520 too far?

01:23:16.260 Do you think

01:23:16.900 that's too much

01:23:17.600 of an

01:23:17.900 interpretation?

01:23:19.740 I don't think

01:23:20.520 it is.

01:23:22.740 I don't know.

01:23:23.160 All right.

01:23:27.760 So that's

01:23:30.420 funny too.

01:23:32.520 Mexican

01:23:32.940 president says

01:23:33.800 that the

01:23:34.900 flow of

01:23:35.380 migrants will

01:23:36.360 continue until

01:23:37.080 the U.S.

01:23:37.560 meets its

01:23:38.000 demands.

01:23:39.560 Now I think

01:23:40.120 that was just

01:23:40.540 maybe Fox

01:23:41.200 News phrasing

01:23:42.720 it that way

01:23:43.200 as demands.

01:23:44.340 I think what

01:23:44.960 the president

01:23:45.380 of Mexico

01:23:45.780 said is that

01:23:47.120 if the United

01:23:47.820 States did

01:23:48.580 this series of

01:23:49.480 things including

01:23:50.260 giving money

01:23:50.960 to Central

01:23:53.880 American

01:23:54.220 countries so

01:23:55.020 their economies

01:23:55.600 are better

01:23:56.080 and dropping

01:23:57.760 the sanctions

01:23:58.340 on Venezuela

01:23:59.120 and Cuba

01:23:59.960 etc., that

01:24:01.320 that would

01:24:01.840 make a

01:24:02.140 difference.

01:24:02.560 I don't

01:24:02.840 think any

01:24:03.240 of that

01:24:03.420 would make

01:24:03.740 too much

01:24:04.180 of a

01:24:04.380 difference.

01:24:05.360 I think

01:24:05.720 he's just

01:24:06.140 negotiating

01:24:06.780 and trying

01:24:07.240 to take

01:24:07.580 the pressure

01:24:07.980 off himself.

01:24:10.600 But I want

01:24:11.320 to remind

01:24:11.700 you that the

01:24:12.240 reason our

01:24:12.760 borders are

01:24:13.420 open is

01:24:14.180 not because

01:24:14.760 we're not

01:24:15.220 doing what

01:24:15.700 Mexico asked

01:24:16.600 for.

01:24:17.880 It's not

01:24:18.640 because it's

01:24:19.180 hard to do

01:24:19.780 to close

01:24:20.400 it.

01:24:21.260 It's because

01:24:21.980 the cartels

01:24:23.640 are working

01:24:24.140 with the

01:24:24.460 Mexican

01:24:24.800 government

01:24:25.300 and the

01:24:26.000 other

01:24:26.180 governments

01:24:26.680 in South

01:24:27.180 Central

01:24:27.680 America

01:24:28.020 and the

01:24:29.380 U.S.

01:24:30.120 government

01:24:30.400 is apparently

01:24:31.020 working with

01:24:31.580 the cartels

01:24:32.100 as well.

01:24:33.360 So the

01:24:33.620 reason the

01:24:34.000 cartels are

01:24:34.600 working with

01:24:35.200 impunity

01:24:35.660 is because

01:24:37.000 they're on

01:24:37.660 our team.

01:24:39.600 That's why.

01:24:41.800 If you think

01:24:42.700 there's any

01:24:43.180 other reason

01:24:43.800 then you're

01:24:45.860 going to have

01:24:46.120 a tough time

01:24:46.660 explaining all

01:24:47.480 of your

01:24:47.780 observations.

01:24:48.400 all of

01:24:49.900 them.

01:24:51.020 All of

01:24:51.500 them.

01:24:52.200 None of

01:24:52.580 them make

01:24:52.880 sense if

01:24:54.040 they're on

01:24:54.360 the other

01:24:54.620 team.

01:24:56.100 Because we

01:24:56.780 have the

01:24:57.080 ability to

01:24:58.000 do massive

01:24:59.160 damage to

01:24:59.800 the cartels

01:25:00.480 but we're

01:25:01.380 not.

01:25:03.080 And the

01:25:03.720 reason is

01:25:04.160 very obvious

01:25:04.700 and simple

01:25:05.280 once it's

01:25:05.980 explained to

01:25:06.520 you.

01:25:07.980 The

01:25:08.520 cartels of

01:25:09.260 course already

01:25:10.380 control their

01:25:11.060 own governments

01:25:11.740 in the

01:25:12.160 countries that

01:25:12.740 they are in

01:25:13.300 below the

01:25:14.320 border.

01:25:15.300 We need to

01:25:16.360 control those

01:25:16.980 governments as

01:25:17.740 well.

01:25:18.680 Because for

01:25:19.100 example we

01:25:19.780 want to keep

01:25:20.300 China out

01:25:21.220 and we

01:25:22.160 don't want

01:25:23.240 them to

01:25:23.540 turn anti-American

01:25:24.540 so we need

01:25:25.760 to control

01:25:26.280 these other

01:25:26.780 little governments

01:25:27.600 in our

01:25:28.300 hemisphere as

01:25:29.540 we always

01:25:29.940 have.

01:25:30.780 It's good

01:25:31.280 for our

01:25:31.600 security.

01:25:33.300 And the

01:25:33.580 cost of

01:25:34.120 that is

01:25:35.220 we let

01:25:35.800 the cartels

01:25:36.620 earn their

01:25:37.040 money.

01:25:38.420 There's no

01:25:39.160 other

01:25:39.400 explanation.

01:25:41.880 If you can

01:25:42.720 come up with

01:25:43.240 anything else

01:25:44.040 that explains

01:25:44.800 observation I'd

01:25:46.480 be willing to

01:25:46.940 hear it.

01:25:48.420 But I

01:25:48.800 don't think

01:25:49.260 it's just

01:25:50.760 about the

01:25:52.080 Democrats

01:25:52.620 think they

01:25:53.200 want to

01:25:53.600 increase the

01:25:54.240 census and

01:25:54.860 get more

01:25:55.140 people and

01:25:55.580 more

01:25:55.740 representatives

01:25:56.280 and more

01:25:56.720 voters.

01:25:57.600 It's also

01:25:58.180 that.

01:25:59.680 But the

01:26:00.280 main thing

01:26:00.760 is that the

01:26:01.520 cartels are

01:26:02.120 on our

01:26:02.460 team and

01:26:02.820 they want

01:26:03.140 the people

01:26:03.460 to come

01:26:03.780 in and

01:26:04.040 they make

01:26:04.300 money on

01:26:04.740 it and

01:26:04.980 that's why.

01:26:05.460 Just follow

01:26:05.880 the money.

01:26:07.460 It's as

01:26:08.040 simple as

01:26:08.460 that.

01:26:10.500 David

01:26:10.900 Boxenhorn

01:26:11.420 had a

01:26:11.960 fascinating

01:26:13.060 theory for

01:26:16.240 the real

01:26:16.660 reason that

01:26:17.420 America is

01:26:18.240 so bent

01:26:19.420 on solving

01:26:20.280 global

01:26:20.760 warming.

01:26:23.520 Now I'm

01:26:24.340 not going

01:26:24.600 to say I

01:26:24.960 embrace this

01:26:25.820 theory or

01:26:27.140 hypothesis but

01:26:29.120 it's fun.

01:26:30.920 So I'm going

01:26:31.520 to tell you.

01:26:32.080 Here's a fun

01:26:32.680 hypothesis.

01:26:34.220 You know how

01:26:34.740 everything's about

01:26:35.540 Russia because

01:26:36.500 we got all

01:26:36.940 these Russia

01:26:38.100 spies and

01:26:39.020 Russia experts

01:26:39.780 so everything's

01:26:40.780 about Russia.

01:26:41.960 Well, you

01:26:44.120 know how

01:26:44.420 even our

01:26:44.900 intelligence

01:26:45.300 services,

01:26:46.060 the military

01:26:46.660 have even

01:26:48.700 been saying

01:26:49.100 that global

01:26:49.540 warming is a

01:26:50.240 big problem

01:26:50.700 for the

01:26:51.000 military?

01:26:53.660 What if,

01:26:55.180 as David

01:26:55.740 Boxenhorn

01:26:56.360 cleverly

01:26:58.280 hypothesizes,

01:26:59.960 what if it's

01:27:00.540 all about

01:27:00.960 Russia?

01:27:02.500 Because if

01:27:03.360 Russia gets

01:27:03.920 warmer,

01:27:05.600 it's going

01:27:06.400 to have a

01:27:06.680 better economy

01:27:07.340 and therefore

01:27:09.400 a better

01:27:09.760 military.

01:27:10.700 What if

01:27:11.260 the warming

01:27:11.800 makes it

01:27:13.340 easier for

01:27:14.140 the North

01:27:15.640 Pole water

01:27:16.640 to be open

01:27:17.520 and more

01:27:18.060 navigable for

01:27:19.680 Russia?

01:27:20.740 Well, then

01:27:21.360 Russia would

01:27:21.780 have a

01:27:22.320 military

01:27:22.740 advantage

01:27:23.340 because they'd

01:27:23.740 be able to

01:27:24.240 use that

01:27:25.740 water,

01:27:26.340 probably an

01:27:27.340 economic

01:27:27.780 advantage.

01:27:29.580 Now, what is

01:27:30.580 the climate in

01:27:31.460 the United

01:27:31.920 States currently?

01:27:34.060 If you were

01:27:34.820 to compare

01:27:35.300 the economic

01:27:37.120 benefit and

01:27:38.360 even the

01:27:38.760 military benefit

01:27:39.720 benefit of

01:27:40.120 the current

01:27:41.680 location of

01:27:42.520 America,

01:27:43.560 where it is

01:27:44.340 physically in

01:27:45.020 the world,

01:27:45.680 it's kind

01:27:46.560 of perfect

01:27:47.140 because we're

01:27:48.340 too far away

01:27:49.080 from the

01:27:49.420 people who

01:27:49.780 want to

01:27:50.060 invade us.

01:27:51.200 The people

01:27:52.060 on our

01:27:52.460 border don't

01:27:52.940 have the

01:27:53.200 power to

01:27:53.600 do it and

01:27:53.980 the people

01:27:54.320 in other

01:27:54.680 places,

01:27:55.260 they'd have to

01:27:56.020 travel an

01:27:56.520 ocean and it's

01:27:57.060 just sort of

01:27:57.660 too hard.

01:27:58.060 So we have

01:27:59.080 a great

01:27:59.460 military

01:27:59.900 advantage by

01:28:00.800 being where

01:28:01.280 we are and

01:28:02.720 not in

01:28:03.100 Europe, for

01:28:03.680 example, and

01:28:05.140 then we also

01:28:05.680 have an

01:28:06.200 amazing, an

01:28:07.700 amazing economic

01:28:08.960 benefit by

01:28:10.680 being right

01:28:11.640 where we are.

01:28:12.900 You want some

01:28:13.800 warm weather?

01:28:14.620 We got it.

01:28:16.160 You want some

01:28:16.840 cold weather?

01:28:18.160 We got you

01:28:18.620 covered.

01:28:19.840 We got

01:28:20.520 everything.

01:28:21.660 And so we

01:28:22.320 have an economy

01:28:23.020 that can

01:28:24.280 function great

01:28:25.540 all year round

01:28:27.440 because our

01:28:28.220 weather is

01:28:29.220 conducive for

01:28:30.140 that.

01:28:31.320 But Russia, I

01:28:32.560 would think,

01:28:33.020 probably slows

01:28:33.660 down a little

01:28:34.140 in the winter,

01:28:35.520 maybe a more

01:28:36.680 harsh situation.

01:28:38.040 And if things

01:28:38.760 got warmer there,

01:28:39.580 their economy

01:28:40.160 and their

01:28:40.640 military would

01:28:41.360 probably thrive.

01:28:42.820 And maybe we

01:28:43.900 just are trying

01:28:45.020 to stop that

01:28:45.620 from happening.

01:28:48.300 Now, again,

01:28:49.120 it's just a fun

01:28:49.880 hypothesis.

01:28:51.100 It assumes that

01:28:52.020 people are thinking

01:28:52.680 that far in advance

01:28:53.700 and they think

01:28:54.420 you can actually

01:28:54.980 stop the

01:28:55.460 warming, etc.

01:28:56.440 So I don't

01:28:57.320 know if those

01:28:57.740 assumptions hold

01:28:58.420 up.

01:29:00.260 But it is

01:29:01.000 interesting because

01:29:02.000 I do think it's

01:29:02.740 true that if the

01:29:04.280 temperature of the

01:29:04.960 planet goes up a

01:29:05.800 few degrees, it's

01:29:07.300 probably good for

01:29:08.020 Russia.

01:29:09.140 Do you think the

01:29:09.980 basic assumption

01:29:10.700 is true?

01:29:11.800 A few degrees

01:29:12.860 warmer would make

01:29:13.740 Russia better off,

01:29:14.860 not worse, because

01:29:15.900 it's a cold place.

01:29:17.760 And warm is

01:29:18.840 almost always better.

01:29:20.360 Yeah, because it

01:29:20.900 won't get too warm

01:29:21.840 in Russia.

01:29:23.340 All right, speaking

01:29:23.900 of Russia, Gary

01:29:24.840 Kasparov, who's a

01:29:25.760 big Putin

01:29:26.280 critic, he

01:29:29.260 thinks that this

01:29:29.980 whole attack

01:29:31.360 looks really

01:29:32.500 suspicious, and

01:29:34.380 he doesn't think

01:29:35.180 that they're

01:29:36.400 really just

01:29:37.480 ISIS.

01:29:38.900 He thinks they

01:29:39.840 might be ISIS,

01:29:41.380 but they might be

01:29:42.080 paid or organized

01:29:43.240 by some other

01:29:43.980 shadowy creature,

01:29:45.560 and he thinks it

01:29:46.280 might even be

01:29:46.840 Putin.

01:29:48.080 Because he and

01:29:49.380 others believe that

01:29:50.300 Putin came to

01:29:51.000 power partly

01:29:52.620 because there

01:29:54.160 was some

01:29:54.400 big apartment

01:29:54.920 complex that

01:29:55.840 blew up, and

01:29:57.220 that maybe that

01:29:57.880 was a false

01:29:58.440 flag too.

01:29:59.780 So there's

01:30:00.460 some thought

01:30:01.000 that Putin

01:30:01.680 has murdered

01:30:02.580 Russians before

01:30:03.980 and made it

01:30:05.440 look like it

01:30:05.980 was somebody

01:30:07.240 else,

01:30:07.940 specifically

01:30:08.640 Islamic people,

01:30:10.980 and that this

01:30:12.480 would be very

01:30:13.560 much like the

01:30:14.220 last one, and

01:30:15.040 that Putin

01:30:15.440 doesn't care how

01:30:16.280 many Russians

01:30:16.780 die, he only

01:30:18.220 cares about

01:30:18.740 power.

01:30:19.140 would, that's

01:30:20.980 what Kasparov

01:30:21.660 would say, and

01:30:22.960 therefore it

01:30:23.880 looks more

01:30:24.340 obviously like

01:30:25.240 Putin did it

01:30:25.860 to himself to

01:30:27.480 give him a

01:30:28.240 reason to

01:30:29.080 recruit more

01:30:30.500 soldiers and

01:30:31.640 to make his

01:30:32.160 country think

01:30:32.820 that being in

01:30:33.480 Ukraine makes

01:30:34.100 sense.

01:30:35.020 So he's using

01:30:35.860 it, he's still

01:30:37.560 blaming Ukraine

01:30:38.780 for it, which

01:30:40.380 would be

01:30:40.720 consistent with

01:30:41.540 him using it

01:30:42.200 for political

01:30:42.820 purposes.

01:30:44.220 Well, I don't

01:30:44.900 know.

01:30:45.640 I find Kasparov

01:30:47.260 not to be a

01:30:48.140 super credible

01:30:49.380 source.

01:30:50.860 He's definitely

01:30:52.020 an anti-Putin

01:30:53.140 guy, so he's

01:30:54.520 going to take

01:30:54.920 every story and

01:30:55.700 turn it into

01:30:56.280 anti-Putin

01:30:57.080 stuff.

01:30:57.640 So his

01:30:58.040 credibility is

01:30:58.800 low, because

01:31:00.140 he's a one-trick

01:31:00.960 pony.

01:31:01.540 You just see

01:31:02.020 his anti-Putin

01:31:02.800 stuff everywhere.

01:31:04.560 But it doesn't

01:31:05.340 mean he's wrong

01:31:05.840 about this.

01:31:07.280 He can be

01:31:07.740 right about

01:31:08.100 this.

01:31:10.380 Sometimes being

01:31:11.220 the most

01:31:11.680 suspicious person

01:31:13.440 just means you're

01:31:14.600 right more often

01:31:15.460 than not.

01:31:15.940 being suspicious

01:31:17.960 is a pretty

01:31:18.620 good play.

01:31:19.740 So I don't

01:31:20.220 know what's

01:31:20.540 going on there.

01:31:21.300 I will say

01:31:21.860 that what

01:31:24.220 we're told

01:31:24.820 about that

01:31:25.560 attack is not

01:31:26.360 yet tracking.

01:31:28.880 It isn't

01:31:29.660 tracking at

01:31:30.260 all.

01:31:31.680 Yeah.

01:31:32.480 Because ISIS

01:31:33.360 seemed a little

01:31:34.120 bit weak about

01:31:35.200 it.

01:31:37.320 And I

01:31:38.320 don't know.

01:31:39.020 Here's how

01:31:39.640 you tell.

01:31:41.060 If you see

01:31:41.960 another ISIS

01:31:43.440 terror attack,

01:31:44.500 let's say in

01:31:44.960 the next six

01:31:45.500 months, it

01:31:47.300 was ISIS.

01:31:48.880 And it's

01:31:49.580 just their

01:31:49.960 thing they're

01:31:50.320 going to be

01:31:50.580 doing.

01:31:51.460 If you see

01:31:52.320 no ISIS

01:31:53.020 attacks in

01:31:53.760 the next six

01:31:54.300 months, given

01:31:55.460 that we assume

01:31:56.160 they could do

01:31:56.640 something like

01:31:57.240 this anytime

01:31:57.860 they wanted,

01:31:58.920 getting somebody

01:32:00.420 some firearms

01:32:01.900 is pretty easy.

01:32:05.360 Getting them a

01:32:06.040 bomb might be

01:32:06.620 harder, but

01:32:07.060 firearms is

01:32:07.760 probably pretty

01:32:08.280 easy in a

01:32:08.920 military kind

01:32:09.620 of country.

01:32:11.040 So if you

01:32:11.800 see more of

01:32:12.360 it, it was

01:32:13.420 ISIS.

01:32:14.020 If you don't

01:32:14.480 see any of

01:32:15.060 it for the

01:32:15.820 next six

01:32:16.460 months, might

01:32:18.520 have been

01:32:18.720 something else.

01:32:20.080 Might have

01:32:20.440 been us.

01:32:21.840 There are

01:32:22.180 submarines under

01:32:22.880 the North Pole.

01:32:24.320 True.

01:32:26.780 All right,

01:32:27.420 ladies and

01:32:27.820 gentlemen, the

01:32:28.420 comments seem

01:32:29.080 to have stopped

01:32:30.240 on the other

01:32:31.580 platforms, except

01:32:32.480 for locals.

01:32:33.900 And I'm going

01:32:34.880 to say goodbye

01:32:35.880 to the other

01:32:36.300 platforms.

01:32:36.800 I'm going to

01:32:38.720 try to see

01:32:39.720 if I can

01:32:40.520 turn off

01:32:42.700 everything but

01:32:43.380 locals so

01:32:44.440 that you can

01:32:44.840 stay on your

01:32:45.420 feed where

01:32:45.900 you are.

01:32:47.260 Let's see.

01:32:48.120 Let's see.

01:32:48.300 Let's see.

01:32:48.580 Let's see.

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Episode 2425 CWSA 03⧸26⧸24

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