Real Coffee with Scott Adams - March 29, 2024


Episode 2428 CWSA 03⧸29⧸24


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 18 minutes

Words per Minute

146.07538

Word Count

11,408

Sentence Count

821

Misogynist Sentences

9

Hate Speech Sentences

50


Summary

Dilbert gets in trouble for sending a spicy meme to Ireland, and Coleman Hughes has a new book out about race and how we treat it, and why he thinks we should be colorblind. Plus, a new interview with Zuby and me.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure.
00:00:03.160 The dopamine of the day thing makes everything better.
00:00:05.380 It's called the simultaneous sip and it happens now.
00:00:08.300 Oh, that's good stuff.
00:00:15.600 We got good lighting.
00:00:17.040 We got sound.
00:00:18.040 We got stories.
00:00:19.960 You know what that makes this?
00:00:21.820 A good Friday.
00:00:23.460 Yeah.
00:00:23.760 Happy Good Friday, everybody.
00:00:25.920 Are you all celebrating by...
00:00:27.760 How do you celebrate Good Friday?
00:00:31.120 I'm not entirely sure how you celebrate something like that.
00:00:36.120 Do you go out and get nailed?
00:00:38.000 I don't know.
00:00:39.100 But there must be some way.
00:00:41.700 Well, if you were subscribing to Dilbert Reborn,
00:00:44.780 yesterday you would have seen squatters take over Ted's cubicle.
00:00:49.600 And if you subscribe today,
00:00:51.880 you would see Dilbert getting in trouble for sending a spicy meme to Ireland.
00:00:57.760 Now, question for you.
00:01:00.000 How many of you know that that's a funny setup?
00:01:03.960 This is sort of a general news question.
00:01:06.980 How many of you know that the idea of sending a spicy meme to Ireland could be trouble?
00:01:15.140 This is probably a 5%-er.
00:01:18.460 Maybe 5% of people would know that that's a problem.
00:01:21.720 The background, of course, is that Ireland has censorship laws.
00:01:26.500 And if Dilbert sends a spicy meme to somebody in Ireland and they make the mistake of opening it,
00:01:32.900 they could go to jail.
00:01:36.800 Do I have that wrong?
00:01:37.960 Well, they could go to jail, right?
00:01:41.600 Because they've got censorship laws.
00:01:44.220 So I think just opening a meme could put you in great peril.
00:01:47.980 I'm not sure.
00:01:49.120 So it's sort of a cartoon exaggeration.
00:01:53.520 But is it?
00:01:55.120 But is it an exaggeration?
00:01:57.400 Actually, I don't know.
00:01:58.340 But the fact that I don't know if it's an exaggeration is alarming enough.
00:02:04.320 All right.
00:02:05.660 Some of you might know that an interview dropped with Zuby and me.
00:02:12.420 I'm hearing good things about it.
00:02:14.060 People seem to enjoy it.
00:02:16.060 So if you want to see me talking to Zuby at my house,
00:02:20.880 we recorded it several weeks ago, but it just dropped.
00:02:25.280 So look for that.
00:02:25.940 You can find it in Zuby's feed or my feed or just search for Zuby and me and you'll find it.
00:02:34.480 How many of you saw the clips or maybe you saw the show of Coleman Hughes appearing on The View?
00:02:41.860 Did that get around?
00:02:43.800 Anybody see that?
00:02:44.860 I highly recommend it.
00:02:46.460 Just watch the clip.
00:02:47.780 Don't watch the whole show.
00:02:49.100 But just search for Coleman Hughes and The View.
00:02:51.540 So Coleman Hughes, who for the purpose of this story you need to know is black,
00:02:58.160 appeared on The View and he's got a new book out.
00:03:00.880 Oh, I'm such an idiot.
00:03:02.220 I didn't write down the name of his book.
00:03:05.780 Does everybody remember the name of his book?
00:03:08.300 Because I shouldn't talk about him when he's on a book tour without mentioning the name of the book.
00:03:12.440 The name of the book is, somebody will tell me in the comments.
00:03:19.000 Well, damn it.
00:03:20.340 Anyway, the topic is about race and how we treat it, etc.
00:03:24.420 And Coleman has a view that is different from The View.
00:03:30.620 And I recommend his book.
00:03:32.180 He's getting a lot of attention for it.
00:03:34.700 And if you base it on the interview, it looks like it'd be really interesting.
00:03:39.500 So look for Coleman Hughes in his new book, whose name is, what's it called?
00:03:44.160 The End of Race Politics?
00:03:50.500 It's called The End of Race Politics, Arguments for a Colorblind America.
00:03:55.360 So the argument for a colorblind America.
00:03:58.820 There it is.
00:03:59.860 All right, it's being pasted in the comments.
00:04:01.440 Good.
00:04:03.200 So here's what I want you to look at.
00:04:06.080 I'm not going to talk so much about his topic because read his book if you want to know more.
00:04:13.000 But just know that there was a fairly huge disagreement between The View people and Coleman.
00:04:22.740 But here's what I want you to look at.
00:04:25.060 If you look at the clip, watch how he controls the table.
00:04:30.240 You've seen a lot of clips of people appearing on The View with views that the host did not agree with.
00:04:37.480 What does it usually turn into?
00:04:40.080 It just turns into a crap fest, right?
00:04:42.260 Where everybody's talking over everybody and everybody's like, that didn't happen.
00:04:47.800 And if you watch, you'll find out why.
00:04:51.300 Watch Coleman Hughes, how he controls the table with people who disagree with him.
00:04:57.140 It's masterful.
00:04:59.140 It's masterful.
00:05:00.220 If you want to learn how to do it, watch him do it.
00:05:02.840 And I'll just call out some of the things he does.
00:05:05.260 The first thing he does, and this is something I try to teach everybody, probably one of the most useful things you'll ever learn in your life.
00:05:14.560 And watch Coleman do it.
00:05:15.840 It's just crazy how good he is.
00:05:17.160 It's you control other people by your own actions.
00:05:21.760 It's very much like Caesar, the dog whisperer, would teach dog owners that the dog is crazy because they're crazy.
00:05:30.520 And you can control the dog's energy by controlling your own, but also taking the dog for a vigorous walk because they need it.
00:05:39.220 So it's all about controlling energy.
00:05:42.040 So when Coleman comes in, and you can tell that the hosts are ready to jump on him and disagree pretty vigorously, his demeanor never changed from calm and professional.
00:05:53.900 And so they couldn't get out of their mode because it would look crazy because he was so calm and professional and, you know, communicated really well.
00:06:05.040 So it looked like they were just like ready for the fight and he never let them.
00:06:11.860 So he never did.
00:06:12.820 I always talk about pleading voice.
00:06:15.840 Never use pleading voice because that invites a fight.
00:06:20.000 Pleading voice goes like this.
00:06:21.260 Well, but everybody, don't you know that the statistics and, you know, and people, if they don't realize them, they're not looking into it like I am.
00:06:30.900 And that sounds like you're pleading.
00:06:33.660 That's somebody who's not confident in their own opinion.
00:06:37.720 But if you watch Coleman, he is so confident in his opinion that he never has to get into pleading voice.
00:06:46.160 He never leaves matter of fact.
00:06:48.000 And by never leaving matter of fact, this is what I found.
00:06:52.640 These are the conclusions.
00:06:54.040 This makes sense because this leads to that.
00:06:56.600 You completely shut people down.
00:06:59.680 And they will let you talk as long as you let them.
00:07:03.980 Also look for him not over-talking them or interrupting them.
00:07:09.200 He would let them finish their thought.
00:07:10.900 And then they would let him finish his thought because he, you know, set that example.
00:07:17.540 So if you want to watch one person control four or five others who, I think there were four or five at the table, completely own the table.
00:07:27.080 So take that lesson.
00:07:28.700 Just watch his mannerisms, his demeanor, and how he doesn't let their attitudes change his game.
00:07:37.200 His game is so tight that they all have to play his game.
00:07:43.800 It's really masterful.
00:07:44.800 You have to watch it.
00:07:46.420 All right.
00:07:49.060 You know, I used to argue that the Second Amendment, one of its biggest benefits, besides self-protection, is that it could keep the republic from being taken over by bad people.
00:08:02.580 And, you know, I never bought the, well, you'd be fighting against nukes with your guns, so you're going to lose.
00:08:10.420 You know, I never thought the citizens would get nuked and stuff.
00:08:14.360 I just thought there would be too much, too much guns, too many guns to actually just conquer the country.
00:08:20.660 Because the real way that people would resist is go after the relatives of the bad people.
00:08:25.960 Because the relatives wouldn't be protected, and people don't want to lose all their relatives.
00:08:31.440 So there is a weakness in the system for the bad guys, that they can't protect all of their friends, and it's a world full of guns.
00:08:40.760 So I'm modifying my opinion of that because that opinion assumes the republic still exists when that was always a fake.
00:08:48.720 I think the republic ended in the 60s and was replaced with some kind of a permanent intelligence officers, ex-intelligence officers, military, Democrats, sometimes Republican kind of thing.
00:09:07.140 I would go with either maybe 100 people who run the country, you know, 100 important people.
00:09:12.360 And which ones are making decisions depends on what the topic is.
00:09:16.180 So the ones who are the most important for the Ukraine war is a different set of people who are the most important for whatever the other thing is.
00:09:25.420 But everybody's got, you know, a handful of people who are billionaires, powerful people, and they control that topic.
00:09:32.240 So we're more like a hoaxocracy because the citizens are just laboring under hoaxes.
00:09:40.020 They have no idea what's going on ever.
00:09:42.540 And the news protects that whole situation.
00:09:46.180 But the chances of losing the republic are zero because we lost it decades ago.
00:09:52.780 I'm not, you know, whatever we are has been somewhat stable.
00:09:56.700 I'm not even sure it's bad.
00:09:59.620 I don't know if our current situation is worse than the alternatives or not.
00:10:04.460 Because you know what would be really dangerous?
00:10:06.020 What would be really dangerous, really dangerous, is if we were a pure democracy and you let the citizens vote on everything.
00:10:18.020 Now, that would be dangerous, too, in a different way.
00:10:20.980 So maybe we're better off being owned by 100 smart people who are trying to rob us.
00:10:25.600 So Elon Musk says that Grok 1.5 upgrade will be available next week.
00:10:34.940 But the real one, the one that's going to be shocking, he warns us, will be the one after that.
00:10:40.880 So Grok 2, which is just going into training, says should exceed current AI on all metrics.
00:10:48.840 All metrics.
00:10:50.980 That is a hell of a claim.
00:10:53.000 Now, one of the things that people have been saying for a while is that Tesla has better training material because its cars have been scooping up images and experiences for a long time.
00:11:05.140 I don't know where else they're training it.
00:11:07.060 But if if Musk is willing to say in public this far ahead of time that Grok 2 will beat all the other AIs, well, first of all, how would he know that?
00:11:16.920 The only way you would know that is to know if his training material was way better than other training material, I think, because otherwise you wouldn't know what's happening in the lab somewhere.
00:11:27.600 But it's a pretty bold claim.
00:11:30.080 It might be a little bit of hyperbole, but that could change everything.
00:11:34.300 It might be maybe a month away or something.
00:11:38.220 Russell Brand had a fascinating video I saw yesterday on.
00:11:43.400 I love this take.
00:11:46.720 I'm not going to say that I agree with it yet.
00:11:49.780 But he noticed a pattern that I had not noticed.
00:11:54.020 And when you hear it, just keep an eye on it.
00:11:57.360 I don't think it explains what we're seeing, but it might.
00:12:01.940 Here's the here's the idea.
00:12:03.040 That a number of influencers who have been telling you to avoid processed foods and that our food source is poisoned.
00:12:11.960 They've all been targeted for cancellation.
00:12:15.360 But it's usually for something unrelated to that.
00:12:18.620 And you wonder, is that a coincidence?
00:12:20.780 So RFK Jr. says our food is poisoned and he's been, you know, attacked mercilessly.
00:12:28.220 And the Tate brothers are all big about eating clean food and they got taken down.
00:12:36.180 Now, remember, all the reasons that people got taken down have an element of truth to them or at least alleged truth.
00:12:43.420 So I'm not saying that, you know, everybody is innocent.
00:12:47.640 I'm just saying that all the charges against all of these people, they have the same quality about them, which is the charges are weak.
00:12:57.020 For example, the Andrew Huberman charges that he had some girlfriends when he was single, like they tried really hard to take him down.
00:13:05.720 And all he's doing is telling people, you know, what's healthy and what isn't.
00:13:09.900 Russell Brand himself was big on the food thing.
00:13:13.700 He got taken down.
00:13:15.200 I continuously talk about the food supply being poisoned.
00:13:18.540 I got canceled.
00:13:19.720 Again, there were external reasons for all the cancellations.
00:13:24.620 Everyone had a reason.
00:13:26.160 But they all have something common.
00:13:28.380 And all the reasons have something in common.
00:13:32.180 They're barely true.
00:13:34.620 Like you can make an argument for them, but they're all, well, really?
00:13:38.780 You got canceled for that?
00:13:41.900 So just look for that pattern.
00:13:45.660 See if you can see a pattern of people who complain about the food supply suspiciously are all getting canceled.
00:13:53.180 I don't know if that's a coincidence.
00:13:55.400 So I'm going to be open-minded about it at the moment.
00:13:57.620 But it could be that just a certain kind of person who is outspoken is more likely to get canceled.
00:14:06.300 And maybe they talk about the food supply because the people who have advertisers can't.
00:14:12.820 So it could be that just independent voices are getting canceled.
00:14:16.200 But the independent voices are the only ones who can say the food supply is dangerous.
00:14:22.480 Everybody else has to conform to their advertisers, I would think.
00:14:28.080 All right.
00:14:29.420 Lex Friedman had an interesting point on X.
00:14:33.700 He said most people who do evil believe they're doing good.
00:14:40.060 Do you think that's a good generalization?
00:14:43.160 That most of the people doing evil, you know, I'm not talking about common criminals.
00:14:47.720 I'm not talking about the face-punching people.
00:14:49.900 They know they're doing evil.
00:14:51.060 But the government-type people, don't they usually think they're doing good?
00:14:56.980 If you talk to Democrats, they say they're the ones protecting the world from you.
00:15:02.260 Right?
00:15:03.340 And if I talk to you, you'd say, well, I'm working hard to stop that Democrat evil.
00:15:08.380 So which one of you is right?
00:15:12.200 If there are perfectly smart, educated, well-informed Democrats who think you're the one who's evil,
00:15:17.880 but you are also well-informed and educated and you've looked at the news and you've decided they're evil,
00:15:25.200 how do you know you're right?
00:15:30.580 What is the correct answer to how do you know you're not the bad one?
00:15:35.220 There's one correct answer.
00:15:39.360 Do you know what it is?
00:15:43.640 Do you know how you know you're the good one?
00:15:45.600 I'm just looking for the right answer in the comments.
00:15:49.260 Here's the only correct answer.
00:15:51.400 You don't.
00:15:52.920 The only correct answer is you don't.
00:15:55.000 Not only do you not, there's no way to find out.
00:15:58.060 Isn't that weird?
00:15:58.640 Third, you do not have any mechanism whatsoever.
00:16:02.980 There's no tool.
00:16:04.400 There's no logic.
00:16:06.100 There's no evidence.
00:16:07.200 There's no research you can do to find out if you're the bad one or the good one.
00:16:15.460 You could easily tell the story of the United States as the greatest evil that has ever,
00:16:20.280 ever fell on the world.
00:16:23.060 How hard would that be?
00:16:24.340 Well, first they destroyed the Native Americans, right?
00:16:29.640 Then they were a huge racist country.
00:16:32.400 They dropped bombs on Japan.
00:16:35.620 Nobody would have done that.
00:16:36.660 It was unnecessary.
00:16:37.920 Then they overthrew 80 different countries with their CIA.
00:16:41.840 Apparently, that's something we admit to, by the way,
00:16:44.720 influencing 80 different countries.
00:16:47.620 And then there were capitalist things we did,
00:16:50.160 and we took their oil,
00:16:51.400 and we started wars that didn't need to be started.
00:16:54.240 And those wars were profit wars.
00:16:56.780 Iraq was a profit war,
00:16:58.440 and Ukraine's a profit war.
00:17:00.540 And we're helping Israel
00:17:01.800 because you can tell the Israel story
00:17:06.040 as either good or evil easily.
00:17:08.940 You can tell every story as good or evil
00:17:11.320 if it's a country and a government involved.
00:17:14.820 So, just keep that in mind.
00:17:22.400 But here's why you can't tell.
00:17:24.860 Here's the main reason you can't tell who's good or bad.
00:17:28.180 Because you can't predict the future.
00:17:31.280 If you could predict the future,
00:17:33.160 you might have a chance of knowing who's good or bad.
00:17:37.020 And let me give you an example.
00:17:38.700 So the United States does a whole bunch of bad things,
00:17:41.560 you know, kicking out the Native Americans,
00:17:44.080 let's put that at the top of the list.
00:17:46.120 Oh, and then slavery.
00:17:47.560 Then slavery.
00:17:48.340 Don't forget slavery.
00:17:50.440 So the United States and other countries
00:17:53.280 have done terrible things too, of course.
00:17:55.240 But if you just look at the United States,
00:17:57.040 you'd say, wow, that's some bad, bad stuff.
00:18:00.560 But what about, what about if in the long run
00:18:05.040 a powerful America with a constitution
00:18:08.500 and a set of values,
00:18:10.260 what if it ends up keeping the world safer?
00:18:14.080 Because there's one entity that's just bigger
00:18:16.700 and badder than the others.
00:18:18.600 And very much like the, you know,
00:18:20.660 I don't know if this is true,
00:18:21.900 but I always heard that the street crime
00:18:25.220 was lower in mafia-controlled neighborhoods.
00:18:29.540 It could be like that.
00:18:31.260 It could be that, you know,
00:18:32.540 the United States is like the mafia.
00:18:33.900 But we do keep the streets a little safer
00:18:37.040 than they would have been ordinarily.
00:18:39.300 You know, maybe we do stop a Hiller, right?
00:18:42.360 Which presumably is worse than us.
00:18:45.360 So if you can't predict the future,
00:18:48.580 you don't know if the bad things you're doing,
00:18:51.420 which are definitely bad,
00:18:53.400 you know, let's say the Native American situation,
00:18:55.640 you don't know if in the long run
00:18:57.340 you save 10 billion lives
00:18:59.000 because you built a structure that could save lives.
00:19:02.980 Capitalism, you know, good economies save lives.
00:19:06.580 You don't know.
00:19:07.320 You just don't know how, yeah.
00:19:08.620 Do you invent nuclear fusion?
00:19:13.900 Do you invent all the technologies
00:19:15.920 that make the world good
00:19:17.120 and, you know, allow you to survive
00:19:19.060 and take you to another planet?
00:19:21.580 Yeah.
00:19:22.060 I don't know.
00:19:22.460 There's no way to net it down.
00:19:23.740 So you actually can't tell
00:19:24.780 if you're the good guys or the bad guys.
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00:19:58.120 Anyway, let me give you a case in point
00:20:00.840 that you can't tell.
00:20:02.760 Larry David was on CNN
00:20:04.640 and he seemed to be exhibiting
00:20:06.920 some kind of mental health problem
00:20:08.920 called TDS.
00:20:11.020 Now, when I say that,
00:20:12.000 I do not mean that in the hyperbole,
00:20:15.980 you know, political,
00:20:18.700 my team's good, your team's bad.
00:20:20.800 I don't mean that.
00:20:21.540 I mean, actually, literally,
00:20:23.580 in my best honest opinion,
00:20:25.840 and I love Larry David
00:20:27.940 as a performer and actor and writer and all that,
00:20:31.360 but he does look like he's just,
00:20:33.160 he's got a mental health problem.
00:20:35.160 A very common one,
00:20:37.440 because TDS is absolutely a mental health problem.
00:20:40.480 There's no doubt about it.
00:20:42.240 But he says, talk about Trump,
00:20:44.100 he says, he's such a little baby
00:20:45.300 that he's thrown 250 years of democracy
00:20:47.640 out the window.
00:20:49.780 In what world did that happen?
00:20:52.340 Where did the democracy
00:20:53.680 get thrown out the window?
00:20:55.980 Imagine you live in his bubble,
00:20:58.160 because, you know,
00:20:58.920 a third of the country does.
00:21:00.520 In that bubble,
00:21:02.660 Trump is the bad guy.
00:21:05.060 So how do you write history?
00:21:07.600 Because someday,
00:21:08.580 somebody's going to pick up a book
00:21:09.740 and it's either going to be
00:21:10.600 Larry David's history
00:21:11.740 in which this evil rose
00:21:15.020 in the United States like Hitler.
00:21:17.020 You know, is he going to tell it
00:21:17.880 like Germany tells the Hitler story?
00:21:20.700 It's like, well,
00:21:21.400 we were pretty good in general,
00:21:22.920 but we had this one Hitler period that,
00:21:25.740 is that the way the history books will be?
00:21:28.880 Who gets to write the history?
00:21:31.160 Because it used to be
00:21:32.040 that the winners write history,
00:21:33.580 but now the losers write it.
00:21:36.080 The losers, literally.
00:21:38.300 Because it's the losers like this
00:21:40.120 who say things like this,
00:21:42.860 and they're going to write your textbooks.
00:21:45.020 So, first of all,
00:21:50.320 our democracy was a republic.
00:21:52.960 Second of all,
00:21:53.720 the republic almost certainly
00:21:55.320 ended around the 60s,
00:21:57.020 you know, maybe earlier,
00:21:58.040 but at least by the 60s.
00:21:59.480 So we haven't been in anything
00:22:00.920 like a democracy.
00:22:03.580 So the first problem is
00:22:04.780 he thinks we had something
00:22:06.380 and we lost it.
00:22:07.760 We didn't have that thing.
00:22:09.760 No, we didn't have something to lose.
00:22:12.480 Nothing got lost.
00:22:14.220 Trump tried to reclaim the thing
00:22:17.300 that had been lost since the 60s.
00:22:19.620 That's why he's in so much trouble.
00:22:22.160 All of the lawfare is that
00:22:23.560 he was the one force
00:22:25.000 that could maybe uncover
00:22:27.000 some of this badness.
00:22:28.620 Now, he certainly uncovered
00:22:29.560 a lot of badness.
00:22:30.360 But,
00:22:31.640 and then
00:22:33.960 he thinks that Trump
00:22:36.660 is the insane one.
00:22:38.660 What exactly
00:22:39.800 would be an insane policy
00:22:42.660 from Trump?
00:22:44.680 Can you name one?
00:22:46.760 Certainly you can name ones
00:22:48.020 you disagree with.
00:22:49.700 Right?
00:22:50.300 He's pro-closing the border.
00:22:52.620 Other people say no.
00:22:54.660 But which one is the crazy one?
00:22:57.140 He's pro-law and order,
00:22:58.680 but other people say
00:22:59.500 let the criminals out.
00:23:01.480 Wait,
00:23:01.980 which one's the crazy one?
00:23:04.300 He thought the 2020 election
00:23:06.520 was rigged
00:23:07.280 in the context
00:23:08.840 of every single thing
00:23:10.700 in our world being rigged.
00:23:13.180 Who is the crazy one?
00:23:14.920 The person who thinks
00:23:15.780 that this is exactly
00:23:16.760 like everything else
00:23:17.740 in the world?
00:23:18.600 Or the one who says
00:23:19.720 that this is the one exception
00:23:21.060 to everything else in the world
00:23:22.800 which is clearly rigged?
00:23:26.420 I don't know.
00:23:27.060 I'd say Trump
00:23:27.620 was the only reasonable person
00:23:29.200 in the conversation.
00:23:30.660 But you don't know
00:23:31.800 because if it turned out,
00:23:34.560 well,
00:23:35.340 it is insane to say
00:23:36.740 that you know
00:23:37.360 the election was fair.
00:23:39.100 It is double insane
00:23:40.160 to say that Trump
00:23:41.140 knew it too.
00:23:42.720 That is actually
00:23:44.000 insanity.
00:23:46.200 Am I right?
00:23:48.100 Saying that you could tell
00:23:49.660 whether the election
00:23:50.660 was rigged or not,
00:23:52.780 it's something between
00:23:54.500 stupid and mentally ill.
00:23:57.320 That's not something
00:23:58.300 anybody could know.
00:23:59.900 The system is designed
00:24:01.060 so you can't know who won.
00:24:03.040 It's very clearly designed
00:24:04.640 to limit our visibility.
00:24:07.300 So to say that you can
00:24:08.380 see the thing
00:24:09.140 that is designed
00:24:09.960 so that you can't see it
00:24:11.260 is either stupid
00:24:13.640 or deeply uninformed
00:24:16.280 or mental illness.
00:24:19.960 Now that's,
00:24:20.540 and by the way,
00:24:21.540 I'm not giving you
00:24:22.400 an opinion of whether
00:24:23.440 the election was
00:24:24.260 fair or rigged.
00:24:26.380 You don't need it
00:24:27.220 to know that
00:24:28.800 if you know
00:24:29.920 it was fair,
00:24:31.700 that is a problem
00:24:33.180 with your brain.
00:24:34.660 Some kind of problem.
00:24:36.060 It's just hard to know
00:24:36.940 which the problem is.
00:24:39.860 All right,
00:24:40.540 so
00:24:40.820 there was this big fundraiser
00:24:43.920 where Biden was joined
00:24:45.140 by Obama
00:24:45.820 and Bill Clinton
00:24:48.600 and Pelosi was there
00:24:49.980 and raised a bunch of money
00:24:50.940 and Joe Biden
00:24:52.920 stands between
00:24:53.800 Obama and Pelosi
00:24:55.000 and tells
00:24:56.480 the camera
00:24:57.480 and they actually
00:24:58.700 allowed this video
00:24:59.780 to be put out
00:25:00.600 that Trump
00:25:01.760 recommended
00:25:02.640 injecting bleach
00:25:04.060 with those words,
00:25:07.720 injecting bleach.
00:25:09.660 Joe Biden
00:25:10.280 stood in front
00:25:11.240 of the world
00:25:11.800 between Nancy Pelosi
00:25:13.880 and Obama
00:25:14.700 who clearly
00:25:16.400 know that didn't happen.
00:25:18.220 That's,
00:25:18.560 you know,
00:25:18.980 a hoax.
00:25:20.380 And Obama's standing there.
00:25:21.760 You've got to look
00:25:22.240 at the picture.
00:25:22.740 He's standing there
00:25:23.240 looking regal,
00:25:24.520 his arms are crossed.
00:25:26.300 What was he thinking
00:25:27.460 when Biden said that?
00:25:30.960 Don't you think
00:25:31.700 Obama is not crazy
00:25:33.560 and not demented?
00:25:35.100 And he knew damn well
00:25:36.440 that that was
00:25:37.400 the most
00:25:38.800 awkward
00:25:40.320 lie
00:25:42.240 that
00:25:43.880 the second
00:25:44.500 most awkward
00:25:45.020 lie.
00:25:45.400 I think also
00:25:45.880 the fine people
00:25:46.660 was brought up
00:25:47.720 by Biden.
00:25:49.040 Does anybody
00:25:50.080 tell Biden
00:25:50.780 that those
00:25:51.240 aren't real?
00:25:52.740 Because I actually
00:25:53.820 think Biden
00:25:54.460 doesn't know
00:25:55.060 the difference.
00:25:56.280 But I don't
00:25:57.420 think
00:25:57.860 Pelosi
00:25:59.080 and Obama
00:26:00.180 don't know
00:26:00.800 the difference.
00:26:02.260 They would just
00:26:03.200 be either quiet
00:26:04.240 on it
00:26:04.720 or lie about it.
00:26:06.280 Let me ask you
00:26:06.940 this.
00:26:08.820 Has anybody
00:26:09.760 ever seen Obama
00:26:10.920 spread the
00:26:12.660 drinking bleach
00:26:14.100 hoax?
00:26:15.380 Because I
00:26:16.100 haven't.
00:26:17.440 Have you?
00:26:19.300 Has anybody
00:26:19.900 seen it?
00:26:21.480 Has anybody
00:26:22.020 seen Obama
00:26:22.940 spread the
00:26:23.760 fine people
00:26:24.680 hoax?
00:26:26.300 He may have
00:26:27.260 said it in the
00:26:27.780 beginning,
00:26:28.520 but once it was
00:26:29.340 clearly debunked.
00:26:31.120 Have you ever
00:26:31.620 seen him say it
00:26:32.740 since then?
00:26:34.540 Do you know
00:26:35.220 why you don't
00:26:35.640 see Obama
00:26:36.380 saying those
00:26:37.200 things?
00:26:39.480 I don't think
00:26:40.600 Obama has a
00:26:41.540 track record
00:26:42.220 of saying things
00:26:43.600 that are blatant
00:26:44.380 lies that have
00:26:45.560 been debunked.
00:26:46.740 Just like
00:26:47.320 total hoax.
00:26:48.720 Does he?
00:26:49.880 Can you give me
00:26:50.460 an example of
00:26:51.180 one?
00:26:52.000 I'm sure you'll
00:26:53.040 have an example
00:26:53.540 of one.
00:26:54.040 But what would
00:26:54.520 be an example
00:26:55.040 of a hoax
00:26:56.160 that Obama
00:26:58.160 knew was a
00:26:58.920 hoax and
00:26:59.540 pushed it
00:27:00.000 anyway?
00:27:00.320 Okay.
00:27:05.640 Lying about
00:27:06.680 the reason
00:27:07.140 for becoming
00:27:08.400 a public
00:27:08.920 defender.
00:27:11.660 But you
00:27:12.360 talk about
00:27:12.800 small little
00:27:13.620 things that
00:27:14.300 maybe if you
00:27:15.000 heard the
00:27:15.300 explanation it
00:27:16.020 wouldn't be
00:27:16.320 wrong after
00:27:16.860 all.
00:27:18.220 His memoir?
00:27:20.000 But are
00:27:20.320 those hoaxes?
00:27:22.120 Nothing like
00:27:23.020 this.
00:27:25.180 Trayvon Martin,
00:27:26.180 well Trayvon
00:27:26.840 Martin is more
00:27:27.520 of a subjective
00:27:28.280 situation.
00:27:29.980 You could
00:27:30.520 spin the
00:27:30.980 Trayvon Martin
00:27:31.720 a couple
00:27:32.300 ways,
00:27:33.400 but you
00:27:34.340 really can't
00:27:34.880 spin the
00:27:35.260 fine people
00:27:35.800 hoax or
00:27:36.380 the drinking
00:27:36.920 bleach hoax.
00:27:37.880 Those are
00:27:38.520 just lies
00:27:39.400 that the
00:27:40.120 media made
00:27:40.600 up.
00:27:41.520 So I
00:27:41.780 think if
00:27:42.120 you don't
00:27:42.440 see,
00:27:43.060 I think
00:27:43.540 Biden should
00:27:44.060 be asked
00:27:44.420 the question.
00:27:46.160 Somebody
00:27:46.460 should ask
00:27:46.960 Biden,
00:27:47.940 do you
00:27:48.320 believe,
00:27:49.640 not Biden,
00:27:50.320 I'm sorry,
00:27:51.000 somebody should
00:27:51.580 ask Obama
00:27:52.340 because Obama
00:27:53.620 is going to
00:27:55.200 be available,
00:27:55.980 right?
00:27:56.540 So Obama
00:27:57.200 is going to
00:27:57.560 be available.
00:27:58.380 If you
00:27:58.660 want to
00:27:58.920 screw
00:27:59.220 Biden,
00:28:00.700 ask Obama
00:28:01.500 if he
00:28:02.100 believes the
00:28:02.640 fine people
00:28:03.220 hoax and
00:28:03.940 the drinking
00:28:04.400 bleach hoax.
00:28:05.260 And use
00:28:05.940 the word
00:28:06.300 hoax when
00:28:07.420 you ask
00:28:07.780 the question.
00:28:09.400 President
00:28:09.680 Obama,
00:28:11.540 do you
00:28:12.100 believe that
00:28:13.340 Trump
00:28:13.680 recommended
00:28:14.800 drinking
00:28:15.680 bleach or
00:28:16.380 injecting
00:28:16.880 bleach?
00:28:18.580 Well, he'd
00:28:19.260 probably say,
00:28:19.760 well, you
00:28:20.280 know, he
00:28:21.240 shouldn't have
00:28:21.560 been talking
00:28:21.920 about these
00:28:22.380 times.
00:28:22.700 I'll bet he
00:28:23.160 would just
00:28:23.440 give you a
00:28:23.900 general answer.
00:28:25.260 I don't
00:28:25.740 think he's
00:28:26.160 going to
00:28:26.400 confirm it.
00:28:27.860 What if you
00:28:28.240 said, do you
00:28:29.180 think that
00:28:29.680 Trump said
00:28:30.280 that neo-Nazis
00:28:31.160 are fine
00:28:31.520 people?
00:28:31.820 Or was
00:28:32.260 he talking
00:28:32.640 about the
00:28:33.160 people who
00:28:33.660 just like
00:28:34.120 keeping the
00:28:35.000 statues?
00:28:35.940 What would
00:28:36.300 Obama say
00:28:36.860 to that?
00:28:38.600 Would he
00:28:39.080 debunk
00:28:39.680 Biden's
00:28:40.640 primary
00:28:41.220 campaign
00:28:42.000 platform?
00:28:44.320 Would he?
00:28:45.620 Or would
00:28:46.400 he avoid
00:28:46.960 the question?
00:28:48.500 Because I
00:28:49.220 don't think
00:28:49.860 Obama is
00:28:50.820 genetically
00:28:51.400 capable of
00:28:52.280 telling a
00:28:52.720 lie that
00:28:54.000 embarrassing.
00:28:55.900 See,
00:28:56.320 Biden can
00:28:57.180 tell that
00:28:57.580 lie because
00:28:58.140 he either
00:28:58.600 doesn't know
00:28:59.060 what he's
00:28:59.320 doing or
00:29:00.080 he has no
00:29:00.500 sense of
00:29:00.960 embarrassment.
00:29:02.240 But a
00:29:02.620 normal person
00:29:03.380 with a
00:29:03.780 normal sense
00:29:04.480 of embarrassment,
00:29:05.780 so we're
00:29:06.100 not talking
00:29:06.620 about
00:29:07.000 Swalwell or
00:29:08.300 Schiff or
00:29:08.840 any of the
00:29:09.280 third caucus,
00:29:10.540 those guys
00:29:11.120 will lie about
00:29:11.700 anything.
00:29:13.040 Obama
00:29:13.520 actually is
00:29:15.600 way more
00:29:16.160 clever than
00:29:16.820 any of them,
00:29:17.720 which is why
00:29:18.300 he became
00:29:19.120 president twice,
00:29:20.020 because he's
00:29:20.420 not dumb.
00:29:21.740 He's not
00:29:22.500 dumb, and I
00:29:23.400 don't think he
00:29:24.060 says something
00:29:24.660 that dumb.
00:29:26.020 So that would
00:29:26.500 be a good
00:29:26.860 wedge to
00:29:27.760 just ask him
00:29:29.260 if he supports
00:29:29.880 the hoaxes.
00:29:30.500 And I
00:29:33.460 feel sorry
00:29:34.060 for anybody
00:29:34.560 who believes
00:29:35.400 those idiots.
00:29:37.260 And if you
00:29:38.100 do, your
00:29:38.440 news sources
00:29:38.980 have ditted
00:29:39.480 you.
00:29:40.440 That's right.
00:29:41.660 We're turning
00:29:42.240 that into a
00:29:42.840 verb.
00:29:43.960 If you
00:29:44.640 believe those
00:29:45.400 hoaxes, it
00:29:46.940 means that your
00:29:47.440 news sources,
00:29:48.340 they ditted
00:29:49.400 you.
00:29:50.020 You've been
00:29:50.420 ditted.
00:29:52.360 All right.
00:29:53.300 Let's do an
00:29:53.960 update on the
00:29:54.580 shitholes.
00:29:56.000 We've got
00:29:56.700 to Haiti,
00:29:57.380 New York
00:29:57.620 City,
00:29:58.100 California,
00:29:58.960 Boston,
00:29:59.600 quite a few
00:30:00.140 shitholes to
00:30:01.060 cover.
00:30:01.700 We'll start
00:30:02.180 with Haiti.
00:30:04.760 They think
00:30:05.480 they need up
00:30:05.940 to 5,000
00:30:06.580 police to
00:30:07.300 tackle what
00:30:08.080 they call
00:30:08.340 the catastrophic
00:30:09.060 gang violence,
00:30:10.380 according to
00:30:10.840 a UN.
00:30:13.360 I'm very
00:30:14.160 interested in
00:30:14.980 what is going
00:30:15.920 to happen in
00:30:16.440 Haiti.
00:30:17.360 I'll tell you
00:30:18.060 what I think
00:30:18.620 is going to
00:30:19.060 happen.
00:30:19.300 I think
00:30:21.060 the biggest
00:30:21.540 criminal will
00:30:22.340 eventually gain
00:30:24.260 control of the
00:30:25.100 smaller criminals
00:30:25.860 and we might
00:30:27.420 actually have
00:30:27.900 somebody to
00:30:28.380 negotiate with
00:30:29.320 because the
00:30:30.860 biggest criminal
00:30:31.540 might be the
00:30:32.100 biggest power
00:30:32.700 in the island
00:30:33.360 and then you
00:30:35.060 have something
00:30:35.460 to negotiate.
00:30:37.380 Maybe there's
00:30:38.100 something there.
00:30:39.920 So we'll see.
00:30:40.920 It could be that
00:30:41.520 the criminals
00:30:42.060 will, you
00:30:43.400 know, see the
00:30:43.820 trouble is that
00:30:45.480 nobody thought
00:30:46.120 that the
00:30:46.460 government wasn't
00:30:47.260 a criminal.
00:30:47.720 Is that
00:30:49.400 fair?
00:30:50.920 That nobody
00:30:51.520 in Haiti
00:30:51.860 thought the
00:30:52.320 government was
00:30:52.960 anything but
00:30:53.580 illegitimate.
00:30:55.740 So if the
00:30:57.040 biggest criminal
00:30:57.820 ends up running
00:30:59.020 the island,
00:31:00.140 I think we
00:31:01.180 could just go
00:31:01.700 to him and
00:31:02.000 say, look,
00:31:02.660 we have the
00:31:03.340 military muscle
00:31:04.060 to kill you
00:31:04.700 in 10 minutes,
00:31:05.820 but if you
00:31:07.300 work with us
00:31:07.980 to turn it
00:31:09.360 over into a
00:31:09.960 democracy,
00:31:10.700 maybe we'll
00:31:11.140 give you some,
00:31:12.020 you know,
00:31:12.200 maybe you get
00:31:12.560 some amnesty
00:31:13.160 or something.
00:31:14.220 It might be a
00:31:14.740 way to go.
00:31:15.800 That's something
00:31:16.340 that a
00:31:17.480 Trump could
00:31:18.280 fix that a
00:31:19.920 Biden could
00:31:20.520 not.
00:31:21.920 There's only
00:31:22.560 one president
00:31:23.240 who could talk
00:31:24.240 to the leader
00:31:24.860 of the biggest
00:31:25.400 criminal underworld
00:31:26.520 in Haiti and
00:31:27.820 work out a
00:31:28.300 deal.
00:31:29.420 Am I right?
00:31:31.200 Just imagine,
00:31:32.200 if you will,
00:31:32.960 that the biggest
00:31:34.180 criminal in Haiti
00:31:35.040 is invited to
00:31:35.800 the White
00:31:36.120 House.
00:31:38.100 Everybody would
00:31:38.740 scream, blah,
00:31:39.600 blah, blah,
00:31:39.900 blah, blah.
00:31:40.480 And you, you
00:31:41.260 offer him
00:31:41.820 protection.
00:31:43.100 You know, we
00:31:43.500 won't arrest you
00:31:44.200 while you're here
00:31:44.720 because Haiti's
00:31:45.640 a bigger issue.
00:31:47.240 Only Trump
00:31:48.280 could do that.
00:31:49.740 And it might
00:31:50.360 be that doing
00:31:51.140 the hard,
00:31:52.020 ugly, dirty
00:31:52.700 thing is the
00:31:53.460 only thing
00:31:53.820 that helps.
00:31:55.120 Maybe you
00:31:56.160 got to talk
00:31:56.660 to the
00:31:56.920 criminal.
00:31:58.260 Maybe sometimes
00:31:59.420 you got to go
00:31:59.980 to North Korea
00:32:00.660 and have a
00:32:01.280 meeting in
00:32:01.740 person with
00:32:02.260 Kim Jong-un.
00:32:03.800 Maybe.
00:32:05.100 So only one
00:32:06.220 president could
00:32:06.800 do that if it
00:32:07.440 needs to get
00:32:07.880 done.
00:32:09.620 Well, meanwhile,
00:32:11.160 New York,
00:32:12.160 their New York
00:32:13.560 City's solution
00:32:15.420 to the crime
00:32:16.480 problem is to
00:32:17.960 punish the
00:32:18.800 innocent.
00:32:20.700 They're going
00:32:21.220 to punish the
00:32:21.840 innocent by
00:32:23.040 making all
00:32:24.860 this searches
00:32:26.280 and then there's
00:32:27.160 going to be a
00:32:27.520 gun scanner that
00:32:28.460 everybody has to
00:32:28.900 go through in
00:32:29.460 the New York
00:32:29.920 City subways.
00:32:32.000 So if your
00:32:34.260 subway becomes,
00:32:35.260 yeah, I don't
00:32:35.600 know, 20%
00:32:36.440 worse, isn't it
00:32:38.200 only the innocent
00:32:39.100 people who got
00:32:39.700 punished?
00:32:40.380 It feels like
00:32:43.060 it's just the
00:32:43.460 innocent people.
00:32:45.940 So that's
00:32:47.180 suboptimal.
00:32:48.360 There's yet
00:32:49.080 another New York
00:32:50.020 City woman who
00:32:50.800 was punched in
00:32:52.660 the face by a
00:32:53.380 street person,
00:32:54.200 quite injured,
00:32:56.220 broke a jaw,
00:32:57.360 lost some teeth,
00:32:58.500 my God.
00:33:00.120 And here's my
00:33:00.900 question.
00:33:02.120 Is this really
00:33:03.460 a new trend?
00:33:06.020 And how could
00:33:07.140 it be?
00:33:08.300 Are the street
00:33:09.280 people who are
00:33:09.900 punching people in
00:33:10.620 the face, are
00:33:11.680 they copycats?
00:33:13.460 Because I don't
00:33:14.240 think they're
00:33:14.620 watching the
00:33:15.160 news.
00:33:16.260 How would they
00:33:16.720 even know that
00:33:17.240 anybody else did
00:33:17.960 it?
00:33:19.080 Or is it one
00:33:20.180 homeless person
00:33:20.900 who's doing all
00:33:21.420 the punching?
00:33:23.100 Is it just one
00:33:24.000 person?
00:33:25.220 And it happened
00:33:26.260 three or four
00:33:26.860 times?
00:33:27.560 Like, what
00:33:27.880 exactly is going
00:33:28.700 on?
00:33:29.180 Because I don't
00:33:29.720 see any mechanism
00:33:30.720 by which this
00:33:31.540 could be a
00:33:32.380 copycat, you
00:33:34.560 know, kind of a
00:33:35.020 trend.
00:33:36.440 Yeah, remember
00:33:37.020 the knockout
00:33:37.640 game?
00:33:39.500 I don't even
00:33:40.220 know if the
00:33:40.580 knockout game
00:33:41.120 was real, but
00:33:41.700 the news used
00:33:42.340 to talk about
00:33:43.000 that there
00:33:45.560 would be
00:33:45.800 videotape of
00:33:46.980 somebody just
00:33:48.860 punching hard,
00:33:50.620 a person who
00:33:51.400 was just waiting
00:33:51.900 for a bus and
00:33:52.800 knocking them
00:33:53.360 out.
00:33:54.200 And it would
00:33:54.600 just be like a
00:33:55.720 viral clip on
00:33:56.880 TikTok or
00:33:57.420 something.
00:33:58.500 Maybe not
00:33:59.180 TikTok.
00:34:01.340 But I
00:34:02.020 understand why
00:34:02.700 that spread,
00:34:03.900 the knockout
00:34:04.620 game, because
00:34:05.900 it was a
00:34:06.380 viral video.
00:34:07.980 But are the
00:34:08.580 homeless people,
00:34:09.620 are they really
00:34:10.920 watching the
00:34:11.500 news?
00:34:13.100 I don't see
00:34:14.000 it.
00:34:15.100 So the
00:34:15.840 question I
00:34:16.320 have is,
00:34:16.680 number one,
00:34:17.800 were people
00:34:18.480 always randomly
00:34:19.540 punched in the
00:34:20.320 face and we
00:34:22.100 just didn't talk
00:34:22.760 about it before?
00:34:24.720 Is it a
00:34:25.900 statistical cluster
00:34:27.120 where it's a
00:34:28.260 complete coincidence?
00:34:29.600 There's just
00:34:30.240 nothing behind it,
00:34:30.940 it's just a
00:34:31.280 coincidence.
00:34:32.480 Maybe it'd be a
00:34:33.780 weird coincidence,
00:34:34.440 coincidence, but
00:34:35.300 coincidences do
00:34:36.660 happen.
00:34:37.440 They are weird.
00:34:39.840 So I don't
00:34:41.320 quite understand
00:34:42.200 why it would
00:34:42.860 suddenly be
00:34:43.480 happening, and
00:34:44.040 I don't
00:34:44.320 understand why
00:34:45.080 it would be
00:34:45.400 limited to
00:34:45.960 women, because
00:34:47.300 crazy street
00:34:48.180 people, they'll
00:34:49.620 punch anybody.
00:34:51.440 I've never
00:34:51.940 heard this crazy
00:34:53.040 street people were
00:34:54.160 specifically targeting
00:34:55.840 women, more than
00:34:57.640 the sexual
00:34:58.340 harassment stuff.
00:34:59.420 But, I
00:35:01.920 don't know.
00:35:03.280 Sucker
00:35:03.540 punching men has
00:35:04.360 always been a
00:35:04.880 thing, as you
00:35:05.780 said, but maybe
00:35:06.920 we're just
00:35:07.340 noticing.
00:35:08.660 There's something
00:35:09.140 about this that
00:35:10.020 doesn't line up.
00:35:11.300 Do you agree?
00:35:12.780 Would you agree
00:35:13.300 this whole face
00:35:14.000 punching thing?
00:35:15.260 It doesn't line
00:35:16.380 up with what you
00:35:18.500 understand about
00:35:19.220 the world and how
00:35:20.100 it works.
00:35:20.940 So there's
00:35:21.340 something missing
00:35:21.980 in the story.
00:35:23.720 Will we ever
00:35:24.540 know?
00:35:24.920 I don't know.
00:35:26.720 Well, St.
00:35:27.440 Louis, the mayor
00:35:29.100 of St.
00:35:29.440 Louis, mayor
00:35:30.040 Tishara Jones.
00:35:31.640 I guess she
00:35:32.120 was at a
00:35:33.040 meeting of
00:35:34.320 black mayors.
00:35:38.860 Why is there
00:35:40.100 a meeting of
00:35:40.820 black mayors?
00:35:43.200 Why is that
00:35:44.340 okay?
00:35:46.560 What's that
00:35:47.740 all about?
00:35:49.380 How can you
00:35:50.240 be comfortable
00:35:50.760 with that?
00:35:52.420 You certainly
00:35:53.180 couldn't have a
00:35:54.020 meeting of all
00:35:55.000 the white
00:35:55.380 mayors.
00:35:57.560 I mean, even
00:35:58.180 if it were a
00:35:58.740 meeting of
00:35:59.080 all the
00:35:59.540 female mayors,
00:36:00.660 I'd still
00:36:01.120 say, what?
00:36:03.320 Like, are
00:36:04.020 you the ones
00:36:04.600 who are supposed
00:36:05.000 to make us
00:36:06.080 not think that
00:36:06.920 way?
00:36:07.880 Shouldn't the
00:36:08.360 job of a
00:36:08.960 mayor be to
00:36:10.900 make sure
00:36:11.340 everybody thinks
00:36:12.140 they're invited
00:36:12.580 to everything?
00:36:14.380 Kind of really
00:36:14.960 basic to the
00:36:15.760 whole mayor
00:36:16.700 situation.
00:36:18.640 Wow.
00:36:19.680 But it gets
00:36:20.440 worse.
00:36:21.100 So St.
00:36:21.760 Louis mayor
00:36:22.320 Tishara Jones
00:36:23.520 thinks that
00:36:24.960 because there's a
00:36:25.860 lot of crime
00:36:26.400 in, let's say,
00:36:26.920 convenience stores
00:36:27.900 and other
00:36:28.680 retail places,
00:36:30.220 that she has
00:36:31.760 some idea to
00:36:32.440 hold the
00:36:32.800 business owners
00:36:33.460 accountable.
00:36:34.980 For what
00:36:36.020 exactly?
00:36:38.320 So they're
00:36:38.960 actually talking
00:36:39.520 about the
00:36:39.880 business owner
00:36:40.640 has accountability
00:36:41.500 for the crime
00:36:43.560 against the
00:36:44.140 business owner.
00:36:45.460 Does that
00:36:46.280 mean that they
00:36:47.160 should do a
00:36:47.560 better job of
00:36:48.160 protecting themselves
00:36:49.120 because the
00:36:49.780 government won't?
00:36:50.640 what the hell
00:36:52.040 does that even
00:36:52.580 mean?
00:36:54.580 Now, you
00:36:55.640 might say,
00:36:56.420 because you're
00:36:57.420 racist, the
00:36:58.660 St.
00:36:58.920 Louis mayor
00:36:59.580 is maybe a
00:37:01.480 DEI hire is
00:37:02.640 what you'd say.
00:37:04.000 And then Joy
00:37:05.060 Reed and others
00:37:05.700 would say,
00:37:06.300 that's pretty
00:37:07.300 racist because
00:37:09.120 apparently their
00:37:09.740 new thing is if
00:37:10.540 you say DEI,
00:37:12.480 you really mean
00:37:13.700 the N-word, but
00:37:14.440 you found a
00:37:14.900 clever way to
00:37:15.480 say it.
00:37:15.820 That's what
00:37:16.120 they're saying
00:37:16.480 now.
00:37:16.680 However,
00:37:19.520 this is what
00:37:21.720 the price of
00:37:23.800 DEI is.
00:37:26.140 There are
00:37:26.920 people in the
00:37:27.600 world who
00:37:28.860 will start
00:37:29.400 assuming
00:37:29.840 automatically,
00:37:30.940 even though
00:37:31.500 they might not
00:37:32.120 believe it
00:37:32.620 totally,
00:37:33.660 they're going
00:37:34.260 to make a
00:37:34.720 lot of noise
00:37:35.460 over the
00:37:35.940 fact that if
00:37:36.640 anybody black
00:37:37.620 is involved
00:37:38.260 with anything
00:37:38.880 you don't
00:37:39.280 like, they're
00:37:40.540 going to call
00:37:40.920 it a DEI
00:37:41.680 hire.
00:37:42.660 Am I right?
00:37:45.180 But here's
00:37:45.920 the thing.
00:37:46.680 You can't
00:37:47.640 wish that
00:37:48.140 away.
00:37:49.320 You can't
00:37:50.080 wish it
00:37:50.360 away.
00:37:51.740 That's just
00:37:52.480 part of the
00:37:53.220 variable that
00:37:53.960 you're going
00:37:54.240 to have to
00:37:54.660 handle because
00:37:55.640 it's a terrible
00:37:56.600 world and we
00:37:57.480 all live in
00:37:57.900 it.
00:37:58.560 You don't
00:37:59.340 get an
00:37:59.920 option where
00:38:00.700 people don't
00:38:01.320 say that.
00:38:02.760 So if you
00:38:03.660 want DEI,
00:38:05.120 just know the
00:38:06.600 whole cost.
00:38:07.760 And it's not
00:38:08.620 even my
00:38:09.080 preference.
00:38:09.640 I'm not giving
00:38:10.340 you any
00:38:10.620 preference or
00:38:11.320 opinion.
00:38:11.860 I'm just
00:38:12.300 describing the
00:38:13.060 world you
00:38:13.520 live in.
00:38:14.200 The world
00:38:14.900 you live in
00:38:15.520 is that if
00:38:16.200 DEI is the
00:38:17.140 operating system
00:38:18.600 of the
00:38:18.860 world, then
00:38:20.120 everyone who
00:38:20.700 is non-black
00:38:21.540 is going to
00:38:22.280 assume that
00:38:22.800 black leaders
00:38:23.560 of all
00:38:24.040 kinds, you
00:38:24.960 know, managers,
00:38:25.860 politicians, got
00:38:27.200 there because of
00:38:28.340 their skin color
00:38:29.220 and not their
00:38:29.940 talent.
00:38:31.240 Now that
00:38:32.000 won't be true
00:38:32.960 for a great
00:38:34.800 number of
00:38:35.280 people who
00:38:35.980 got there
00:38:36.440 purely on
00:38:37.180 talent.
00:38:37.940 And those
00:38:38.580 people are
00:38:39.200 really going
00:38:39.860 to be ill
00:38:41.240 served, meaning
00:38:43.000 that DEI is
00:38:44.240 good for a
00:38:44.920 certain number
00:38:45.340 of people.
00:38:45.920 If it helps
00:38:46.680 them get a
00:38:47.120 job, they
00:38:47.480 wouldn't have
00:38:47.780 gotten.
00:38:48.360 I question
00:38:49.180 whether it
00:38:49.580 does.
00:38:50.620 But all the
00:38:51.420 people who
00:38:51.820 got it on
00:38:52.260 merit are
00:38:53.020 going to be
00:38:53.560 worse off.
00:38:55.040 But we
00:38:55.660 can't pretend
00:38:56.220 that doesn't
00:38:56.740 exist.
00:38:58.100 I mean, the
00:38:58.720 attitude about
00:38:59.500 it doesn't
00:39:00.100 exist.
00:39:00.520 And there's
00:39:00.880 nothing that's
00:39:01.360 going to
00:39:01.560 change that.
00:39:03.120 Nothing will
00:39:03.760 change that.
00:39:04.900 You've created
00:39:05.520 a situation
00:39:06.220 where the
00:39:08.520 division of
00:39:10.760 races has
00:39:12.180 to get
00:39:12.540 worse.
00:39:13.840 It has
00:39:14.240 to.
00:39:16.080 Now, how
00:39:16.480 would anybody
00:39:16.900 not know
00:39:17.360 that?
00:39:18.660 Well,
00:39:19.860 Democrats are
00:39:20.500 people who
00:39:20.880 don't know
00:39:21.260 how entire
00:39:22.060 systems work.
00:39:23.160 They look at
00:39:23.680 goals.
00:39:24.600 Hey, wouldn't
00:39:24.940 it be good
00:39:25.400 to have
00:39:25.880 less racism?
00:39:29.580 Sure, it
00:39:30.800 would be good.
00:39:32.780 But you
00:39:34.240 have to look
00:39:34.680 at the
00:39:35.120 outcome of
00:39:35.820 your plan.
00:39:36.620 And the
00:39:36.960 outcome of
00:39:37.260 the plan is
00:39:37.860 guaranteed and
00:39:39.080 it's not
00:39:39.460 going to
00:39:39.740 change.
00:39:40.700 As long as
00:39:41.560 there's DEI,
00:39:42.700 people are
00:39:43.420 going to
00:39:43.840 assume their
00:39:44.640 working assumption,
00:39:45.960 which won't
00:39:46.400 always be
00:39:46.760 right, their
00:39:48.220 working assumption
00:39:48.960 is that there's
00:39:50.920 something wrong
00:39:51.400 with the
00:39:51.660 quality of
00:39:52.220 leaders who
00:39:52.780 got there
00:39:53.740 under a
00:39:54.180 DEI
00:39:54.720 umbrella.
00:39:56.520 It's going
00:39:57.200 to be
00:39:57.420 assumed and
00:39:58.300 it's not
00:39:58.620 going to
00:39:58.820 change.
00:40:00.440 All right,
00:40:00.660 you could
00:40:00.900 want it to
00:40:01.300 change, but
00:40:02.120 it's not
00:40:02.360 going to.
00:40:03.220 All right,
00:40:03.660 the FBI
00:40:04.280 has decided
00:40:04.800 to,
00:40:05.120 not let
00:40:07.100 anybody look
00:40:07.600 at any
00:40:07.920 of the
00:40:08.220 Whitey
00:40:08.600 Bulger
00:40:09.060 files anymore.
00:40:10.760 I guess
00:40:11.000 there's a
00:40:11.320 lot more
00:40:11.640 classified
00:40:12.100 stuff.
00:40:13.180 Normally,
00:40:13.720 you might
00:40:14.020 have access
00:40:14.540 to them
00:40:15.060 after some
00:40:15.800 time.
00:40:16.420 So if
00:40:17.280 you don't
00:40:17.520 know the
00:40:17.800 story,
00:40:18.180 Whitey
00:40:18.440 Bulger is
00:40:19.020 the big
00:40:20.480 underworld
00:40:21.100 criminal
00:40:22.600 guy from
00:40:23.280 Boston for
00:40:24.080 many years
00:40:24.640 who was
00:40:26.980 protected by
00:40:27.660 the FBI
00:40:28.140 because he
00:40:28.700 was an
00:40:29.020 informant.
00:40:29.600 he did
00:40:30.860 many,
00:40:31.560 many terrible
00:40:32.120 things.
00:40:35.380 Yeah,
00:40:35.980 let's not
00:40:36.700 use that
00:40:37.140 word,
00:40:37.760 if you
00:40:38.560 don't
00:40:38.720 mind,
00:40:40.760 in the
00:40:42.280 locals
00:40:42.720 feed.
00:40:45.080 Yeah,
00:40:45.840 let's not
00:40:46.640 do that,
00:40:47.100 okay?
00:40:48.500 Because that's
00:40:49.360 not helping
00:40:49.740 anybody.
00:40:51.320 Don't do
00:40:51.960 anything that
00:40:52.400 doesn't help
00:40:52.820 anybody.
00:40:53.740 Like if it
00:40:54.360 helped you
00:40:54.780 somehow,
00:40:55.580 at my
00:40:56.180 expense,
00:40:56.680 at least that
00:40:57.120 would make
00:40:57.420 sense.
00:40:58.460 But if
00:40:58.780 you're doing
00:40:59.140 shit that
00:40:59.700 can only
00:41:00.120 be bad
00:41:00.560 for you,
00:41:00.980 it can only
00:41:01.400 be bad
00:41:01.820 for me,
00:41:02.280 and it can
00:41:02.580 only be bad
00:41:03.160 for the
00:41:03.420 other people
00:41:03.840 on the
00:41:04.200 feed,
00:41:05.220 just don't
00:41:05.680 say it.
00:41:06.700 Just do me
00:41:07.180 a favor and
00:41:07.640 just leave
00:41:08.680 it in your
00:41:09.000 head.
00:41:12.860 So,
00:41:13.220 all right,
00:41:18.580 the N-word.
00:41:19.600 Yeah,
00:41:20.320 we just don't
00:41:21.240 need the N-word
00:41:21.840 here.
00:41:22.220 It's just a
00:41:22.780 distraction.
00:41:24.100 You know,
00:41:24.320 I understand
00:41:25.040 that, you
00:41:26.260 know,
00:41:26.360 you want to
00:41:26.740 have absolute
00:41:27.280 free speech,
00:41:28.160 and I
00:41:28.540 understand that
00:41:29.160 locals is the
00:41:29.980 free speech
00:41:30.540 place,
00:41:31.120 but there's
00:41:31.700 also a
00:41:32.180 preference.
00:41:34.000 We also
00:41:34.580 have a
00:41:34.880 preference not
00:41:35.620 to be
00:41:36.280 exposed to
00:41:36.880 it,
00:41:37.380 because it's
00:41:37.960 not good
00:41:38.300 for the
00:41:38.560 brand.
00:41:39.340 It's not
00:41:39.860 good for
00:41:40.160 locals.
00:41:40.860 It's not
00:41:41.240 good for
00:41:41.560 me.
00:41:42.280 It's not
00:41:42.800 good for
00:41:43.080 anybody.
00:41:43.920 So,
00:41:45.080 maybe,
00:41:45.500 maybe
00:41:46.380 tamp back
00:41:46.960 on that.
00:41:50.580 So,
00:41:51.520 why would
00:41:51.940 the FBI
00:41:52.960 want to
00:41:53.440 bury this
00:41:54.200 whitey
00:41:54.620 bulger
00:41:54.920 stuff when
00:41:56.000 I believe
00:41:56.580 he's dead?
00:41:57.280 And it
00:41:58.380 seems like
00:41:58.900 the public
00:41:59.520 should have
00:41:59.940 access to
00:42:00.520 that.
00:42:01.600 Well,
00:42:01.860 Mike Benz
00:42:02.500 suggests that
00:42:03.520 one possibility
00:42:04.440 is that
00:42:05.360 there are
00:42:08.160 news reports,
00:42:09.380 New York
00:42:09.640 Post,
00:42:09.940 for example,
00:42:10.540 that said
00:42:10.940 mobster
00:42:11.900 whitey
00:42:12.320 bulger's
00:42:12.800 nephew
00:42:13.160 played a
00:42:14.120 role in,
00:42:14.700 here it
00:42:15.100 is,
00:42:15.880 Hunter
00:42:16.200 Biden's
00:42:16.900 Chinese
00:42:17.260 business
00:42:17.920 ventures.
00:42:18.340 So,
00:42:20.660 there's
00:42:21.580 some kind
00:42:22.060 of
00:42:22.140 connection
00:42:22.720 between
00:42:23.720 whitey
00:42:24.300 bulger
00:42:24.720 and
00:42:26.240 Hunter
00:42:26.600 Biden,
00:42:27.040 and now
00:42:27.980 the FBI
00:42:28.520 is closing
00:42:29.480 the
00:42:29.760 whitey
00:42:30.100 bulger
00:42:30.420 files from
00:42:31.360 the public.
00:42:32.380 Now,
00:42:32.900 I don't
00:42:33.180 know if
00:42:33.460 those are
00:42:33.800 connected,
00:42:34.220 but why
00:42:37.020 is it that
00:42:37.520 every time
00:42:38.000 something
00:42:38.360 suspicious
00:42:38.900 happens,
00:42:39.460 it has
00:42:40.840 some kind
00:42:41.380 of,
00:42:41.660 you know,
00:42:42.180 obvious
00:42:42.700 alternative
00:42:43.340 possibility
00:42:44.300 that's
00:42:44.980 just sort
00:42:45.300 of sitting
00:42:45.660 there right
00:42:46.000 in your
00:42:46.200 face.
00:42:47.060 So,
00:42:47.680 I'm not
00:42:48.000 going to
00:42:48.160 say there's
00:42:48.480 anything to
00:42:48.940 that connection,
00:42:50.800 but we
00:42:51.960 got questions.
00:42:54.740 California,
00:42:55.420 being a
00:42:55.760 Democrat
00:42:56.080 state,
00:42:56.600 is trying
00:42:56.920 to find
00:42:57.420 any way
00:42:58.280 it can
00:42:58.560 to destroy
00:42:59.300 life in
00:43:00.200 the state,
00:43:01.340 and the
00:43:02.000 newest thing
00:43:02.560 is California
00:43:04.120 is starting
00:43:04.600 to return
00:43:05.280 land,
00:43:05.940 stolen land,
00:43:06.840 they would
00:43:07.060 say.
00:43:10.480 So,
00:43:11.120 there's been
00:43:11.460 at least
00:43:11.720 one case
00:43:12.340 where some
00:43:12.940 land that
00:43:13.320 was stolen
00:43:13.660 from
00:43:14.100 black
00:43:14.620 citizens,
00:43:15.360 early black
00:43:15.920 citizens of
00:43:16.780 California,
00:43:18.020 in what we
00:43:18.940 do understand
00:43:19.480 to be
00:43:19.900 completely
00:43:20.440 illegal,
00:43:21.280 racist ways
00:43:22.020 in the
00:43:22.280 past,
00:43:23.300 were recently
00:43:24.120 returned.
00:43:25.540 So,
00:43:26.140 there's actually
00:43:26.660 a case
00:43:27.500 where some
00:43:28.440 black family
00:43:29.200 had owned,
00:43:29.980 I think it was
00:43:30.360 beach property
00:43:31.040 somewhere,
00:43:31.860 and it was
00:43:32.580 just stolen,
00:43:33.660 like literally
00:43:34.140 just stolen,
00:43:35.700 you know,
00:43:35.880 there's a longer
00:43:36.340 story,
00:43:36.820 but stolen,
00:43:37.820 and the
00:43:39.520 descendants got
00:43:40.380 it back.
00:43:41.940 Now,
00:43:42.400 you could
00:43:42.660 certainly see
00:43:43.240 in a story
00:43:43.780 like that
00:43:44.420 where there's
00:43:45.320 a specific
00:43:45.920 person,
00:43:47.220 a specific
00:43:47.820 piece of
00:43:48.280 property,
00:43:49.160 and some
00:43:50.200 living relatives,
00:43:51.240 and the
00:43:51.620 story is well
00:43:52.260 known that
00:43:52.860 it was stolen
00:43:53.620 from them.
00:43:55.000 I can see
00:43:55.740 that one.
00:43:56.840 You could
00:43:57.420 make a case
00:43:58.000 for that,
00:43:58.700 of course.
00:44:00.560 But the
00:44:01.180 problem is
00:44:01.640 extending that
00:44:02.500 to the
00:44:03.260 indigenous
00:44:03.640 people.
00:44:05.660 Now,
00:44:06.480 was the
00:44:07.020 land stolen
00:44:07.660 from the
00:44:08.240 indigenous
00:44:08.640 people in
00:44:09.420 California?
00:44:10.560 Yeah,
00:44:10.740 probably.
00:44:12.060 I don't
00:44:12.720 know how
00:44:13.040 else you
00:44:13.380 look at
00:44:13.780 it.
00:44:14.500 Yeah.
00:44:15.400 But it's
00:44:16.080 also true
00:44:16.760 that all
00:44:17.200 land is
00:44:17.640 stolen at
00:44:18.700 this point.
00:44:19.740 All right.
00:44:20.300 Maybe the
00:44:21.060 first settlers
00:44:21.880 of America
00:44:22.500 didn't steal it
00:44:23.360 because the
00:44:23.800 animals were
00:44:24.320 here first
00:44:24.900 or something.
00:44:26.260 But,
00:44:26.520 yeah,
00:44:27.200 pretty much
00:44:27.620 at this
00:44:27.940 point,
00:44:28.240 everybody's
00:44:28.760 on somebody
00:44:29.220 else's land
00:44:29.820 that got
00:44:30.100 stolen.
00:44:30.980 So,
00:44:31.580 if you
00:44:31.920 wanted to
00:44:32.300 destroy
00:44:32.700 California,
00:44:33.620 we would
00:44:34.160 do more
00:44:34.560 of this.
00:44:35.680 Because at
00:44:36.240 some point
00:44:36.720 it goes
00:44:37.220 from a
00:44:38.280 really clean,
00:44:39.240 easy story
00:44:39.880 where most
00:44:40.460 people would
00:44:40.840 say,
00:44:41.040 you know
00:44:41.220 what?
00:44:42.220 That does
00:44:42.920 look like
00:44:43.360 you should
00:44:43.620 give that
00:44:43.980 land back
00:44:44.480 to that
00:44:44.800 black
00:44:45.060 family's
00:44:45.680 descendants.
00:44:46.540 That just
00:44:46.920 fixes the
00:44:47.980 wrong.
00:44:49.120 But you
00:44:49.500 very easily
00:44:50.240 get into
00:44:50.760 impractical
00:44:51.660 territory where
00:44:52.600 everybody's
00:44:53.100 claiming
00:44:53.440 everything and
00:44:54.660 there's just
00:44:55.020 nothing you
00:44:55.460 can do.
00:44:56.280 So,
00:44:56.460 if you
00:44:56.600 want to
00:44:56.880 destroy
00:44:57.380 the state
00:44:57.840 of California,
00:44:58.720 well,
00:44:58.860 that's a
00:44:59.180 good way to
00:44:59.580 do it.
00:44:59.920 So,
00:45:00.140 of course,
00:45:00.540 we're doing
00:45:00.900 it.
00:45:01.920 Of course.
00:45:03.240 Were you
00:45:03.600 aware that
00:45:04.300 the stolen
00:45:05.100 land problem
00:45:05.820 was also
00:45:06.580 a big
00:45:07.140 issue with
00:45:08.180 the Japanese
00:45:08.780 internment
00:45:09.460 for World
00:45:09.980 War II?
00:45:11.740 How many
00:45:12.380 of you knew
00:45:12.720 that?
00:45:14.480 This is a
00:45:15.240 case of the
00:45:15.920 non-squeaky
00:45:16.940 wheel not
00:45:17.460 getting any
00:45:18.040 oil at all.
00:45:19.180 Now,
00:45:19.380 I only know
00:45:19.940 about it
00:45:20.360 because I
00:45:20.860 know people
00:45:21.520 personally.
00:45:23.860 So,
00:45:24.140 I know,
00:45:24.720 personally,
00:45:25.500 I know a
00:45:25.860 family where
00:45:27.260 the family
00:45:28.080 went to the
00:45:29.080 internment
00:45:29.620 camps and
00:45:31.340 they owned
00:45:31.900 land before
00:45:32.640 they went
00:45:33.180 and when
00:45:34.200 they returned,
00:45:35.100 guess what?
00:45:37.400 The,
00:45:37.760 whoever you
00:45:39.520 register land
00:45:40.360 with in the
00:45:40.880 government,
00:45:41.500 they had been
00:45:42.300 bribed and
00:45:43.620 they just
00:45:44.000 changed the
00:45:44.540 ownership on
00:45:45.120 the records and
00:45:45.800 now the people
00:45:46.540 came back and
00:45:47.140 they owned
00:45:47.400 nothing.
00:45:48.560 Imagine owning
00:45:49.440 five acres in
00:45:50.400 California and
00:45:52.100 you think you
00:45:52.700 own it.
00:45:53.540 You get out of
00:45:54.540 your internment
00:45:55.260 camp and you
00:45:55.980 say,
00:45:56.300 finally,
00:45:57.220 my long
00:45:57.840 nightmare is
00:45:58.580 over.
00:45:59.880 And you come
00:46:00.680 back and you've
00:46:02.220 got fucking
00:46:02.840 nothing.
00:46:04.880 Nothing.
00:46:06.360 Clothes on
00:46:07.000 your back.
00:46:08.140 That's what
00:46:08.680 happened to my
00:46:09.460 ex's family.
00:46:11.820 So,
00:46:12.240 I used to
00:46:13.000 have a long
00:46:14.300 relationship with
00:46:15.140 a Japanese
00:46:15.980 American woman.
00:46:17.160 So,
00:46:17.400 her brother
00:46:18.480 was in the
00:46:19.540 camp because
00:46:20.360 she had a
00:46:20.660 much older
00:46:21.120 brother.
00:46:21.880 He was born
00:46:22.480 in the camp.
00:46:24.400 Her parents
00:46:25.380 owned a good
00:46:26.460 piece of land
00:46:27.640 in California
00:46:28.500 and when they
00:46:29.680 came back,
00:46:30.260 they owned
00:46:30.580 nothing.
00:46:30.940 So,
00:46:32.580 they started
00:46:33.060 over with,
00:46:34.500 they stayed
00:46:35.780 with some
00:46:36.180 people who
00:46:36.720 had room
00:46:37.740 to stay
00:46:38.220 and they
00:46:39.400 built it
00:46:39.800 back.
00:46:40.840 So,
00:46:41.200 by the time
00:46:41.840 I knew
00:46:42.340 the family,
00:46:43.240 they'd actually
00:46:43.820 built it all
00:46:44.380 back and they
00:46:45.000 had land
00:46:45.380 again.
00:46:46.220 But it
00:46:46.480 wasn't the
00:46:47.280 original land.
00:46:48.080 They just
00:46:48.760 had to do
00:46:49.200 it all over,
00:46:50.160 start over.
00:46:51.320 Now,
00:46:51.600 do you think
00:46:52.000 that if
00:46:52.380 somebody is
00:46:52.840 alive and
00:46:55.940 their land
00:46:56.460 was stolen,
00:46:57.840 they should
00:46:58.220 get it back?
00:47:00.180 Yes.
00:47:00.940 that was
00:47:02.840 pretty clean.
00:47:04.320 That's as
00:47:04.860 clean as you
00:47:05.460 can get.
00:47:06.620 This used
00:47:07.020 to be mine,
00:47:07.640 they changed
00:47:08.080 the name
00:47:08.440 on it.
00:47:09.440 I was in
00:47:09.880 an internment
00:47:10.520 camp,
00:47:11.040 you know,
00:47:11.200 the height
00:47:11.540 of evil.
00:47:12.900 Yes,
00:47:13.680 yes.
00:47:14.900 But the
00:47:15.360 trouble is
00:47:15.780 when you
00:47:16.020 start extending
00:47:16.660 it beyond
00:47:17.320 the people
00:47:18.980 who have
00:47:19.320 living memory
00:47:20.100 of the event.
00:47:22.260 I guess
00:47:22.940 that would
00:47:23.220 be my
00:47:23.600 rule.
00:47:24.720 If there's
00:47:25.140 anybody alive
00:47:25.880 who still
00:47:26.280 has a living
00:47:26.960 memory,
00:47:28.400 even if it's
00:47:29.560 the descendants.
00:47:31.120 So like,
00:47:31.460 if you're
00:47:31.700 the grand
00:47:32.320 kid,
00:47:33.820 but you
00:47:34.680 remember the
00:47:35.280 story,
00:47:36.140 you know,
00:47:36.360 you were
00:47:36.640 around when
00:47:37.100 it happened,
00:47:37.560 that's good
00:47:37.940 enough.
00:47:39.520 But if
00:47:40.220 nobody's
00:47:40.860 alive and
00:47:41.940 several
00:47:42.260 generations
00:47:42.800 are going
00:47:43.240 by,
00:47:43.620 I think
00:47:43.900 you have
00:47:44.120 to treat
00:47:44.380 that
00:47:44.560 differently.
00:47:44.900 Trump is
00:47:47.920 doubling
00:47:48.180 down on
00:47:48.820 bloodbath.
00:47:49.700 You know,
00:47:49.820 he got
00:47:50.040 all that
00:47:50.480 pushback
00:47:51.520 for saying
00:47:51.980 there's a
00:47:52.620 bloodbath,
00:47:53.460 blah,
00:47:53.620 blah,
00:47:53.740 blah.
00:47:54.220 But he
00:47:54.540 was using
00:47:54.960 it about
00:47:55.340 the car
00:47:56.300 industry.
00:47:57.660 But now
00:47:58.060 he's using
00:47:59.540 it about
00:47:59.840 the border.
00:48:00.580 And Grand
00:48:00.940 Rapids,
00:48:01.420 I guess he
00:48:01.720 has an
00:48:01.960 event,
00:48:02.880 and the
00:48:03.220 publicity
00:48:03.720 says that
00:48:04.360 he's going
00:48:04.780 to be
00:48:04.960 talking about
00:48:05.440 the,
00:48:05.980 quote,
00:48:06.300 border
00:48:06.780 bloodbath.
00:48:09.860 So he's
00:48:10.600 just,
00:48:11.320 he basically
00:48:12.360 knows he
00:48:13.440 won that
00:48:13.940 news cycle.
00:48:14.900 So he's
00:48:15.500 just prodding
00:48:16.160 them to
00:48:16.480 see if
00:48:16.780 they'll give
00:48:17.120 him a
00:48:17.400 second
00:48:17.640 news cycle
00:48:18.220 he can
00:48:18.560 win.
00:48:19.460 Well,
00:48:19.740 I won
00:48:20.040 that first
00:48:20.540 time you
00:48:20.880 brought up
00:48:21.220 that bloodbath
00:48:21.840 thing.
00:48:22.720 You want
00:48:23.040 to go a
00:48:23.380 second round?
00:48:24.400 Let me
00:48:24.720 use it in
00:48:25.120 a different
00:48:25.400 context,
00:48:26.040 see if
00:48:26.280 that gets
00:48:26.640 you going.
00:48:29.220 To me,
00:48:29.860 that's just
00:48:30.240 funny.
00:48:30.840 It's just
00:48:31.200 funny that
00:48:31.740 he's goading
00:48:32.360 his opponents
00:48:33.860 that way.
00:48:34.620 He's the
00:48:34.980 best trash
00:48:35.520 talker ever.
00:48:37.940 Well,
00:48:38.440 the news
00:48:38.800 tried to
00:48:39.260 make a
00:48:39.580 story out
00:48:40.060 of the
00:48:40.240 fact that
00:48:40.700 on the
00:48:41.020 very same
00:48:41.600 day that
00:48:42.600 Trump went
00:48:43.080 to honor
00:48:43.540 the fallen
00:48:44.280 police
00:48:44.760 officer who
00:48:45.660 was killed
00:48:46.540 by an
00:48:47.440 illegal
00:48:47.860 person.
00:48:50.160 People are
00:48:50.860 not illegal.
00:48:52.720 Actually,
00:48:53.240 I agree with
00:48:53.700 that.
00:48:53.860 I don't like
00:48:54.220 calling people
00:48:54.780 illegal.
00:48:56.420 Better to
00:48:57.140 say that
00:48:57.460 the act
00:48:58.060 was illegal.
00:49:00.920 Do you
00:49:01.560 think it's
00:49:01.920 a story that
00:49:02.660 Trump was
00:49:03.160 honoring a
00:49:03.760 fallen police
00:49:04.380 officer at
00:49:04.960 the same
00:49:05.300 time that
00:49:05.840 Biden was
00:49:07.040 selfishly
00:49:08.380 raising money?
00:49:11.480 Why is
00:49:12.500 that a
00:49:12.800 story?
00:49:14.280 just the
00:49:16.360 fact that
00:49:16.680 it happened
00:49:16.940 the same
00:49:17.420 day?
00:49:19.240 The fact
00:49:21.040 that both
00:49:22.220 of them
00:49:22.540 are nakedly
00:49:23.540 political
00:49:24.040 acts should
00:49:25.540 tell you
00:49:25.940 that it
00:49:26.180 doesn't make
00:49:26.580 any difference
00:49:27.340 that happened.
00:49:31.180 All right.
00:49:32.080 So I don't
00:49:32.920 think that's a
00:49:33.400 real news
00:49:33.800 story, but
00:49:34.560 we tried to
00:49:35.180 make it into
00:49:35.660 one.
00:49:37.520 As the
00:49:39.860 ALX account
00:49:40.960 reported,
00:49:43.960 on paper
00:49:44.860 anyway,
00:49:45.360 Donald Trump
00:49:46.000 is now
00:49:46.400 richer than
00:49:46.920 Mark Cuban.
00:49:50.520 But it's
00:49:51.800 not real.
00:49:53.360 Mark Cuban's
00:49:54.440 wealth, I
00:49:55.020 believe, is
00:49:55.780 solid
00:49:57.020 businesses and
00:49:58.420 assets and
00:49:59.060 stuff like
00:49:59.420 that.
00:49:59.620 So Cuban's
00:50:00.900 is probably
00:50:01.340 close to
00:50:02.100 something real,
00:50:04.220 whereas the
00:50:05.480 Trump wealth,
00:50:06.420 at least
00:50:06.880 more than
00:50:08.360 half of it
00:50:08.940 is based
00:50:09.320 on his
00:50:09.840 recent
00:50:10.380 stock
00:50:11.940 windfall,
00:50:12.960 but it's
00:50:13.460 only on
00:50:13.800 paper.
00:50:15.500 As others
00:50:16.120 have said,
00:50:16.640 the underlying
00:50:17.160 business does
00:50:17.940 not seem to
00:50:18.480 be worth its
00:50:19.100 current
00:50:19.400 evaluation based
00:50:20.440 on income,
00:50:21.400 but people are
00:50:22.520 propping up the
00:50:23.220 stock because
00:50:23.860 they want to
00:50:24.340 support Trump,
00:50:25.240 and it worked.
00:50:26.780 Now, if Trump
00:50:27.460 were to sell
00:50:28.220 his stock after
00:50:29.260 he gets past
00:50:30.540 the lockup
00:50:31.180 period,
00:50:31.520 would it
00:50:33.800 crash?
00:50:35.460 Well, I
00:50:36.140 suppose it
00:50:36.520 would depend
00:50:36.860 on how much
00:50:37.220 he sold.
00:50:38.440 If he sold
00:50:39.280 a portion,
00:50:41.140 maybe not.
00:50:43.100 If he did
00:50:44.040 something that
00:50:44.580 his supporters
00:50:45.260 didn't like,
00:50:46.600 they might just
00:50:47.160 sell it on
00:50:47.600 their own.
00:50:48.420 Just say,
00:50:48.700 ah, screw
00:50:49.200 them.
00:50:50.020 But we have
00:50:50.800 the weirdest
00:50:51.240 situation I've
00:50:52.140 ever seen in
00:50:53.000 finance and
00:50:53.820 politics at
00:50:54.720 the same
00:50:55.040 time.
00:50:56.060 I've never
00:50:56.720 seen a
00:50:57.140 situation where
00:50:57.900 the public,
00:50:59.420 apparently,
00:51:00.200 and this could
00:51:00.760 change in a
00:51:01.460 minute, right?
00:51:02.100 By the time
00:51:02.620 I'm done
00:51:02.980 talking, it
00:51:03.560 could have
00:51:03.780 already changed.
00:51:04.780 But the
00:51:05.240 public seems
00:51:05.880 to have
00:51:06.220 decided they're
00:51:08.040 going to keep
00:51:08.440 that stock
00:51:09.000 propped up.
00:51:10.600 I believe even
00:51:11.780 people who have
00:51:12.460 made substantial
00:51:13.560 gains are
00:51:15.160 probably just
00:51:15.780 going to keep
00:51:16.160 their money
00:51:16.520 there because
00:51:17.840 it's not about
00:51:18.540 the gains.
00:51:20.100 It was always
00:51:20.820 about supporting
00:51:21.740 something like
00:51:24.040 a real
00:51:25.360 democratic process.
00:51:27.640 So people
00:51:28.100 still have the
00:51:28.760 optimism that
00:51:29.620 Trump can turn
00:51:30.460 things around.
00:51:31.040 So it's
00:51:31.780 all about
00:51:32.160 trying to
00:51:32.540 save the
00:51:32.880 country.
00:51:34.400 And what's
00:51:36.860 the stock
00:51:37.440 doing today,
00:51:38.080 the DJT
00:51:38.680 stock?
00:51:40.220 Does anybody
00:51:40.780 have a second
00:51:41.320 screen open?
00:51:42.720 I think it
00:51:43.040 went down a
00:51:43.500 little bit
00:51:43.780 yesterday after
00:51:44.540 having its
00:51:45.140 massive run-up,
00:51:46.760 but only down
00:51:47.560 a little bit.
00:51:50.880 All right,
00:51:51.160 so give me an
00:51:51.880 update on that.
00:51:54.140 All right,
00:51:54.500 so I think I
00:51:55.180 told you yesterday
00:51:55.960 that I plan
00:51:57.160 to buy some
00:51:57.980 shares.
00:51:58.300 shares.
00:52:00.180 Now, it's
00:52:01.040 not a
00:52:01.340 recommendation
00:52:01.820 because I
00:52:02.940 can't even
00:52:03.380 think of a
00:52:03.840 stock that
00:52:04.220 would be
00:52:04.480 riskier than
00:52:05.120 that.
00:52:05.940 I literally
00:52:06.620 can't think
00:52:08.380 of any
00:52:08.720 stock that
00:52:10.020 would be
00:52:10.280 riskier than
00:52:10.860 that stock,
00:52:11.640 but I'm
00:52:12.280 going to buy
00:52:12.640 some, and
00:52:14.640 I'm going to
00:52:14.940 do it for
00:52:15.460 just political
00:52:16.380 reasons.
00:52:17.440 I'm doing it
00:52:18.340 simply as a
00:52:19.300 show of
00:52:19.620 support, and
00:52:21.260 wouldn't that
00:52:22.220 be cool if
00:52:23.040 it went up in
00:52:23.960 value, but I
00:52:25.040 wouldn't expect
00:52:25.600 it to.
00:52:26.480 So I'll
00:52:26.880 probably put
00:52:27.380 in, I
00:52:27.900 don't know,
00:52:28.440 $1,000,
00:52:30.320 something I
00:52:31.160 can afford
00:52:32.120 easily, and
00:52:33.740 it'll just
00:52:37.640 make me, oh,
00:52:38.580 it's closed
00:52:38.980 because of
00:52:39.440 Good Friday.
00:52:40.560 Okay, Good
00:52:42.060 Friday.
00:52:42.540 Did it close
00:52:43.140 early or it
00:52:43.620 wasn't open?
00:52:44.660 Did they just
00:52:45.200 close early or
00:52:46.900 never opened?
00:52:47.800 Closed all
00:52:48.300 day.
00:52:51.020 I was 78,
00:52:52.180 now it's
00:52:52.420 sent to 60,
00:52:53.100 somebody said.
00:52:54.320 All right,
00:52:54.680 we'll keep
00:52:55.380 an eye on
00:52:55.680 that.
00:52:59.640 Somebody needs
00:53:00.440 to ask Joe
00:53:01.080 Biden this
00:53:01.920 question that
00:53:02.640 would end his
00:53:03.380 campaign.
00:53:04.100 Are you ready?
00:53:05.420 A question that
00:53:06.260 would end Joe
00:53:07.120 Biden's campaign
00:53:08.040 if somebody
00:53:08.900 asked it to a
00:53:09.660 minute became
00:53:10.440 viral.
00:53:13.020 Why don't you
00:53:13.960 support immediate
00:53:15.080 reparations?
00:53:17.560 Because do you
00:53:18.460 know what Biden's
00:53:19.020 opinion on
00:53:19.520 reparations is?
00:53:20.520 Who knows what
00:53:21.120 his opinion is?
00:53:22.540 How many of you
00:53:23.200 even know his
00:53:24.580 opinion on
00:53:25.900 reparations?
00:53:28.720 Here's what's
00:53:29.520 funny.
00:53:30.840 He said that
00:53:32.060 he's in favor
00:53:32.900 of studying it.
00:53:34.640 So it's sort
00:53:35.800 of the Newsom
00:53:36.420 approach.
00:53:37.700 So studying it
00:53:38.660 means that you're
00:53:39.640 not committing
00:53:40.200 one way or
00:53:40.800 another.
00:53:42.080 And that
00:53:43.060 is his soft
00:53:44.700 underbelly.
00:53:46.360 Imagine how
00:53:47.140 easy it is to
00:53:47.860 spin this.
00:53:48.440 So, Mr.
00:53:50.300 President, why
00:53:51.540 don't you agree
00:53:52.440 with reparations?
00:53:54.500 Well, you know,
00:53:55.280 I'm totally in
00:53:56.420 favor of studying
00:53:57.220 it.
00:53:58.580 Follow-up
00:53:59.300 question.
00:54:00.660 If you're in
00:54:01.440 favor of studying
00:54:02.280 it, do I
00:54:03.880 interpret that
00:54:04.560 correctly as you
00:54:05.600 saying that on
00:54:06.420 the surface, it's
00:54:07.760 not obvious that
00:54:08.800 reparations are a
00:54:09.780 good idea?
00:54:12.140 And then he
00:54:12.900 says, well, we
00:54:14.160 don't know if it's
00:54:14.660 a good idea or
00:54:15.360 not.
00:54:15.580 We should
00:54:16.120 study it.
00:54:17.500 And then you
00:54:18.320 say, but what
00:54:19.620 I'm hearing is
00:54:20.440 there would be no
00:54:21.860 reason to study
00:54:22.700 it if you knew
00:54:24.200 that it was a
00:54:24.720 good idea.
00:54:25.620 The only thing
00:54:26.480 you'd be studying
00:54:27.200 is the amount
00:54:28.900 and the mechanism
00:54:29.620 for paying it.
00:54:31.000 Is that what
00:54:31.760 you're studying?
00:54:33.100 Well, you know,
00:54:33.940 we should study
00:54:34.460 everything.
00:54:35.100 Hmm.
00:54:36.080 But it seems to
00:54:36.940 me that you're
00:54:37.460 saying that you
00:54:39.120 won't commit to
00:54:40.620 reparations being a
00:54:41.840 good idea.
00:54:42.520 Hmm.
00:54:45.580 And that's
00:54:46.440 it.
00:54:48.840 Because it's
00:54:49.800 very easy to
00:54:50.620 paint him as
00:54:51.440 being opposed to
00:54:52.280 reparations because
00:54:53.200 he's opposed to
00:54:54.100 reparations.
00:54:57.140 Do his supporters
00:54:58.980 know he's opposed
00:54:59.740 to them?
00:55:00.760 He's done a very
00:55:01.900 weaselly thing that
00:55:03.020 Newsom did by
00:55:04.560 saying he'll
00:55:05.120 study it.
00:55:06.800 That's very
00:55:07.640 convenient and
00:55:09.020 run out the
00:55:09.560 clock.
00:55:10.620 I'll bet he, if
00:55:11.200 he wins re-election,
00:55:12.100 I'll bet he'll
00:55:12.560 study it for, oh,
00:55:13.960 I don't know,
00:55:14.440 four years and
00:55:16.700 then run out the
00:55:17.380 clock.
00:55:19.440 And if you said
00:55:20.280 to him, is
00:55:21.680 studying the same
00:55:22.560 as the thing as
00:55:23.180 running out the
00:55:23.760 clock so you'll be
00:55:24.620 out of office and
00:55:25.380 you don't have to
00:55:25.880 deal with it?
00:55:27.580 See, that's the
00:55:28.340 way you should
00:55:28.720 ask the question.
00:55:29.780 But he doesn't
00:55:30.260 really do press
00:55:31.020 events anymore.
00:55:31.900 Not really.
00:55:35.380 But you could
00:55:36.140 ask the
00:55:38.040 spokesperson to
00:55:39.060 answer that.
00:55:41.180 And you know
00:55:41.780 how she would
00:55:42.200 answer it?
00:55:42.640 The president
00:55:44.720 said he would
00:55:45.340 study it.
00:55:46.080 I have no more
00:55:47.020 on that.
00:55:48.260 Well, but doesn't
00:55:49.020 that mean that he's
00:55:50.060 not in favor of
00:55:50.800 it?
00:55:51.700 Because you
00:55:52.320 wouldn't need to
00:55:52.820 study it if you
00:55:53.500 were in favor of
00:55:54.080 it.
00:55:54.500 And it was
00:55:54.880 obvious why
00:55:55.420 you'd be in
00:55:55.820 favor of it.
00:55:57.040 And then she
00:55:57.700 would say,
00:55:59.480 Peter Doocy,
00:56:01.240 I can't talk to
00:56:03.040 you anymore.
00:56:04.080 Get out of my
00:56:04.780 world.
00:56:07.320 All right.
00:56:07.700 Sam Bankman
00:56:08.320 freed got 25
00:56:09.200 years in prison.
00:56:11.200 Do you know why
00:56:11.900 he was sentenced?
00:56:15.160 Do you know
00:56:15.840 why he was
00:56:16.420 sentenced?
00:56:18.960 He ran out
00:56:19.820 of money.
00:56:21.820 Boom.
00:56:23.800 That is the
00:56:24.560 reason he ran
00:56:26.080 out of money.
00:56:28.320 If he could
00:56:29.540 still fund the
00:56:30.540 Democrat Party
00:56:31.360 and be their
00:56:32.120 top donor,
00:56:33.800 he wouldn't be
00:56:34.320 in jail.
00:56:36.000 It's just they
00:56:36.760 didn't have any
00:56:37.320 money anymore.
00:56:38.400 So no good to
00:56:40.220 anybody.
00:56:40.520 So they threw
00:56:41.000 him under the
00:56:41.420 bus.
00:56:42.660 That's my
00:56:43.260 take.
00:56:44.200 My take is
00:56:45.060 that we don't
00:56:45.620 really have a
00:56:46.200 justice system
00:56:47.000 that treats
00:56:47.600 everybody the
00:56:48.180 same.
00:56:48.960 And there's
00:56:49.540 no way they
00:56:50.140 would treat
00:56:50.520 the biggest
00:56:51.060 donor to the
00:56:51.700 Democrats unless
00:56:53.520 he could never
00:56:54.660 again donate to
00:56:55.540 the Democrats
00:56:56.140 because he
00:56:57.020 already got
00:56:57.420 caught.
00:56:57.680 so throwing
00:57:00.920 him under the
00:57:01.400 bus.
00:57:04.000 All right.
00:57:04.320 Baltimore
00:57:04.800 Mayor Brandon
00:57:06.400 Scott is
00:57:06.980 accusing his
00:57:07.580 critics.
00:57:08.460 So he's the
00:57:09.440 mayor of the
00:57:10.160 place where the
00:57:11.580 cargo ship hit
00:57:12.560 the bridge.
00:57:14.060 And a lot of
00:57:15.460 conservatives were
00:57:16.560 saying calling him
00:57:17.340 the DEI mayor,
00:57:18.680 which is totally
00:57:21.000 unfair.
00:57:21.880 And I don't
00:57:22.900 endorse that.
00:57:23.580 there's no
00:57:25.380 indication of
00:57:26.280 any race
00:57:26.960 related problem
00:57:28.000 with anything
00:57:29.320 that happened
00:57:29.800 with the
00:57:30.120 cargo ship.
00:57:31.460 You all
00:57:32.180 agree with
00:57:32.640 that,
00:57:32.860 right?
00:57:33.080 there's no
00:57:35.140 indication that
00:57:36.020 it was any
00:57:36.720 variable
00:57:37.200 whatsoever.
00:57:38.440 You all
00:57:38.800 agree?
00:57:39.700 Is there
00:57:40.120 anybody who
00:57:40.500 disagrees with
00:57:41.320 that?
00:57:42.300 Based on what
00:57:43.100 we know,
00:57:44.160 right?
00:57:44.780 And just based
00:57:45.420 on what we
00:57:45.860 know,
00:57:46.140 who saw any
00:57:47.420 evidence that
00:57:48.100 there was some
00:57:48.480 kind of DEI
00:57:50.740 problem?
00:57:53.260 All right.
00:57:53.940 So I'm going to
00:57:54.440 give you opinions
00:57:55.100 that sound like
00:57:55.640 opposite opinions.
00:57:57.300 Number one,
00:57:58.800 I'm not aware
00:57:59.640 of anything that
00:58:00.840 would suggest
00:58:01.440 that race had
00:58:02.400 anything to do
00:58:03.060 with anything.
00:58:05.680 However,
00:58:06.520 as a working
00:58:07.940 assumption,
00:58:09.360 perfectly reasonable
00:58:10.480 because you don't
00:58:12.020 know either way.
00:58:13.640 You don't know
00:58:14.500 if it was
00:58:15.140 because there's
00:58:16.420 no evidence
00:58:16.900 it was,
00:58:17.720 but we do live
00:58:18.620 in an environment
00:58:19.240 in which people
00:58:20.540 are massively
00:58:21.420 over-promoted
00:58:22.380 based on race.
00:58:23.840 That's just a
00:58:24.660 fact.
00:58:25.760 I saw some
00:58:26.520 pushback on
00:58:27.200 that,
00:58:27.920 and I agree
00:58:29.080 with the pushback
00:58:29.860 because there's
00:58:30.540 no evidence
00:58:31.560 that race
00:58:33.040 had anything
00:58:33.420 to do with
00:58:33.840 it.
00:58:34.020 None.
00:58:34.740 Zero.
00:58:36.280 So I agree
00:58:37.200 with the pushback.
00:58:38.760 But here's
00:58:39.500 where the pushback
00:58:40.360 needs to end.
00:58:42.380 There was some,
00:58:43.680 I saw an opinion
00:58:44.860 from a black
00:58:46.740 influencer
00:58:47.280 saying that
00:58:48.580 he was elected.
00:58:49.720 so it wasn't
00:58:50.840 a DEI
00:58:51.520 situation
00:58:52.060 because he
00:58:52.460 was elected
00:58:52.940 by the people.
00:58:54.520 To which I
00:58:55.380 asked the
00:58:55.780 following question,
00:58:57.440 would a white
00:58:58.000 person have
00:58:58.540 ever been
00:58:58.980 elected
00:58:59.340 in that
00:59:01.100 situation?
00:59:02.600 I doubt it
00:59:03.620 because the
00:59:04.620 population,
00:59:05.560 you know,
00:59:05.980 was largely
00:59:06.540 black.
00:59:07.500 So it seems
00:59:08.300 to me that
00:59:08.760 he got
00:59:09.200 elected
00:59:11.380 in part
00:59:12.640 because race.
00:59:14.200 In part.
00:59:16.120 Now,
00:59:16.720 do you think
00:59:17.200 that Obama
00:59:17.840 got elected
00:59:18.680 in part
00:59:19.580 because of
00:59:20.940 race?
00:59:22.480 Obviously.
00:59:23.940 You won like
00:59:24.780 over 90%
00:59:25.620 of the black
00:59:26.100 vote.
00:59:26.480 Of course.
00:59:27.500 Obviously.
00:59:28.700 Even I
00:59:29.620 supported him
00:59:30.320 because of
00:59:30.880 race.
00:59:32.160 Directly and
00:59:32.820 publicly.
00:59:33.960 I actually
00:59:34.580 said in
00:59:34.940 public,
00:59:36.100 you know,
00:59:36.320 he seems
00:59:36.740 qualified
00:59:37.380 enough.
00:59:39.060 You know,
00:59:39.620 I didn't know
00:59:40.200 how things were
00:59:40.740 going to turn
00:59:41.120 out.
00:59:41.520 You might say
00:59:42.220 I was wrong
00:59:43.220 about my
00:59:43.680 prediction.
00:59:44.180 I wouldn't
00:59:44.520 argue with
00:59:45.020 you.
00:59:45.760 But he
00:59:46.260 seemed
00:59:46.480 qualified
00:59:46.880 enough.
00:59:47.340 He seemed
00:59:47.600 like a
00:59:47.920 standard,
00:59:48.840 you know,
00:59:49.060 sort of
00:59:49.340 middle-of-the-road
00:59:50.060 Democrat.
00:59:51.180 Not the
00:59:51.700 worst thing
00:59:52.100 in the
00:59:52.300 world.
00:59:53.400 And he
00:59:54.840 seemed
00:59:55.040 qualified.
00:59:56.000 Smart.
00:59:57.200 I thought
00:59:57.580 he ran
00:59:59.980 the presidency
01:00:00.660 in a way
01:00:01.680 that showed
01:00:02.080 he had the
01:00:02.520 capability to
01:00:03.300 be a
01:00:03.540 president for
01:00:04.060 sure.
01:00:04.460 Even if
01:00:04.800 you don't
01:00:05.040 like what
01:00:05.360 he did.
01:00:08.060 But clearly
01:00:08.920 race was
01:00:09.840 part of him
01:00:10.420 getting elected
01:00:10.920 because even
01:00:11.580 people like
01:00:12.120 me said,
01:00:12.860 well,
01:00:13.020 it'd be
01:00:13.180 nice to
01:00:13.560 get elected
01:00:14.020 to get
01:00:14.500 the black
01:00:15.040 president
01:00:15.480 thing over
01:00:15.980 with.
01:00:16.880 I felt
01:00:17.520 like it
01:00:18.140 would be
01:00:18.340 a healing
01:00:18.740 thing.
01:00:19.860 It's like,
01:00:20.160 well,
01:00:20.800 let's show
01:00:21.540 that we
01:00:21.840 can get
01:00:22.200 past that.
01:00:24.300 Let's
01:00:24.700 show that
01:00:25.060 we're above
01:00:25.700 race.
01:00:27.080 And we
01:00:27.700 can prove
01:00:28.140 it by
01:00:28.480 having a
01:00:28.760 black
01:00:28.980 president.
01:00:30.060 Didn't
01:00:30.540 help at
01:00:30.880 all.
01:00:34.060 Probably
01:00:34.540 my worst
01:00:35.620 prediction
01:00:36.200 of all
01:00:36.880 time,
01:00:38.060 that having
01:00:38.880 a black
01:00:39.300 president
01:00:39.680 would have
01:00:41.360 a permanent
01:00:42.100 benefit going
01:00:43.560 forward to
01:00:45.020 reduce the
01:00:45.700 feelings of
01:00:46.380 racism.
01:00:46.920 It had
01:00:47.200 the exact
01:00:47.700 opposite
01:00:48.100 effect.
01:00:49.220 So I
01:00:49.720 could not
01:00:50.360 have been
01:00:50.600 more wrong
01:00:51.160 about that.
01:00:52.240 Could not
01:00:52.580 have.
01:00:55.160 So I
01:00:56.700 think that
01:00:57.220 it would be
01:00:58.040 unfair to
01:00:58.500 call the
01:00:58.900 mayor,
01:00:59.340 but it's
01:01:01.120 not unfair
01:01:01.640 to assume
01:01:02.300 that you
01:01:03.800 can't tell.
01:01:05.600 Is that
01:01:06.200 fair?
01:01:06.420 if he
01:01:09.220 were white,
01:01:10.360 you might
01:01:11.880 say to
01:01:12.220 yourself,
01:01:12.680 well,
01:01:12.840 that's an
01:01:13.420 amazing
01:01:13.740 feat to
01:01:14.500 get elected
01:01:14.960 in Baltimore
01:01:15.680 being a
01:01:16.160 white guy.
01:01:18.340 But
01:01:18.860 otherwise,
01:01:21.280 you can't
01:01:21.580 tell.
01:01:22.400 Now,
01:01:22.800 that's the
01:01:23.860 crime against
01:01:24.960 black
01:01:25.640 Americans.
01:01:27.020 To me,
01:01:28.020 it's a
01:01:28.600 terrible crime
01:01:29.480 to put a
01:01:30.720 successful,
01:01:31.840 capable black
01:01:32.680 man in the
01:01:33.280 position of
01:01:33.940 other people
01:01:34.460 wondering if
01:01:35.080 you got there
01:01:35.680 on the
01:01:36.040 merits.
01:01:38.000 That's
01:01:38.520 disgusting.
01:01:40.380 You wouldn't
01:01:40.860 want that.
01:01:41.520 You wouldn't
01:01:41.860 want anybody
01:01:42.460 to suffer
01:01:43.000 that.
01:01:47.660 And by
01:01:48.360 the way,
01:01:49.520 I have
01:01:50.200 some personal
01:01:50.900 experience with
01:01:51.680 that.
01:01:52.880 Do you know
01:01:53.180 how many
01:01:53.440 times I've
01:01:54.020 been publicly
01:01:55.100 accused,
01:01:56.300 publicly,
01:01:57.520 on social
01:01:58.060 media,
01:01:58.420 et cetera,
01:01:58.940 of only
01:01:59.980 getting promoted
01:02:00.800 in my
01:02:01.280 corporate job
01:02:02.100 because I
01:02:02.880 was white?
01:02:03.300 when,
01:02:06.080 of course,
01:02:06.300 it was
01:02:06.500 the opposite.
01:02:07.060 I lost
01:02:07.340 both my
01:02:07.780 corporate jobs
01:02:08.400 for being
01:02:08.800 white.
01:02:09.900 Directly,
01:02:10.420 they told
01:02:10.720 me.
01:02:11.200 They told
01:02:11.560 me directly.
01:02:14.720 So,
01:02:15.560 can't tell
01:02:16.880 who the
01:02:17.180 good guys
01:02:17.580 are and
01:02:17.940 the bad
01:02:18.220 guys.
01:02:19.880 Looks
01:02:20.320 like Thomas
01:02:20.840 Massey is
01:02:21.600 reporting
01:02:22.320 that the
01:02:24.000 leadership of
01:02:24.980 Congress is
01:02:25.720 planning to
01:02:26.200 attach the
01:02:26.760 Ukraine aid
01:02:27.640 to an
01:02:27.960 Israel aid
01:02:28.840 bill.
01:02:29.480 Do you
01:02:29.700 know why
01:02:29.960 they're doing
01:02:30.320 that?
01:02:31.700 Because
01:02:32.180 people can't
01:02:34.380 say no to
01:02:34.820 Israel,
01:02:35.520 but they
01:02:36.740 can say no
01:02:37.480 to Ukraine.
01:02:38.640 So,
01:02:38.960 if you
01:02:39.120 attach them
01:02:39.620 together,
01:02:40.700 you trick
01:02:41.340 people into
01:02:42.040 saying yes
01:02:42.680 to something
01:02:43.180 that they
01:02:43.560 want to
01:02:43.880 say no
01:02:44.240 to.
01:02:46.000 So,
01:02:46.640 as Thomas
01:02:47.100 Massey points
01:02:47.760 out,
01:02:47.960 that's a
01:02:48.280 little bit
01:02:48.580 swampy.
01:02:50.180 How about
01:02:50.540 they should
01:02:51.260 all be
01:02:51.600 fired?
01:02:53.720 My opinion
01:02:54.740 is anybody
01:02:55.320 who votes
01:02:56.100 for a
01:02:56.480 combined
01:02:56.940 Ukraine-
01:02:57.760 Israel bill,
01:02:59.040 I don't
01:02:59.320 care if the
01:02:59.800 Republican
01:03:00.280 or Democrat,
01:03:01.140 they need
01:03:01.500 to go.
01:03:03.740 If you
01:03:04.420 put those
01:03:05.480 things together
01:03:06.200 and you
01:03:07.480 thwart the
01:03:08.080 will of
01:03:08.360 the people
01:03:08.760 with your
01:03:10.380 little trick,
01:03:12.380 I don't
01:03:12.820 care if
01:03:13.140 you're
01:03:13.300 Republican
01:03:13.700 or Democrat,
01:03:14.640 you need
01:03:15.040 to go.
01:03:16.500 Yeah,
01:03:16.760 you need
01:03:17.080 to go.
01:03:17.860 Don't
01:03:18.300 care who
01:03:18.940 you are.
01:03:20.120 Don't
01:03:20.440 care if
01:03:20.800 you were
01:03:21.040 popular
01:03:21.520 10 minutes
01:03:22.400 ago.
01:03:23.380 You gotta
01:03:23.860 go.
01:03:24.700 That's
01:03:25.120 grounds for
01:03:25.660 removal.
01:03:26.240 It won't
01:03:26.520 happen,
01:03:27.000 but it
01:03:27.900 should.
01:03:28.080 Putin
01:03:32.300 said
01:03:32.640 something
01:03:32.960 interesting.
01:03:33.620 He said
01:03:33.940 that it
01:03:35.480 would be
01:03:35.860 crazy for
01:03:36.540 him to
01:03:36.860 even consider
01:03:37.640 going to
01:03:38.100 war with
01:03:38.520 NATO.
01:03:39.640 Now,
01:03:39.980 he of
01:03:40.460 course thinks
01:03:40.900 NATO is
01:03:41.380 basically the
01:03:42.020 United States.
01:03:43.220 So he
01:03:43.460 says this
01:03:44.300 in Russian
01:03:45.100 and translated,
01:03:46.680 he said the
01:03:47.040 U.S.'s
01:03:47.440 spending on
01:03:48.060 defense is
01:03:49.620 about 40%
01:03:50.700 of global
01:03:51.480 defense
01:03:52.000 spending.
01:03:52.440 That's
01:03:53.920 a lot
01:03:54.380 for one
01:03:55.240 country.
01:03:55.900 40%
01:03:56.560 of the
01:03:56.940 global
01:03:57.260 spending
01:03:57.660 is the
01:03:58.000 United
01:03:58.240 States.
01:03:59.240 He said
01:03:59.620 Russia
01:04:04.820 accounts
01:04:05.240 for 3.5%
01:04:06.820 of global
01:04:07.460 expense.
01:04:08.380 Now,
01:04:08.560 I don't
01:04:08.660 know if
01:04:08.880 that's
01:04:09.100 true,
01:04:10.620 but here's
01:04:12.160 the next
01:04:12.480 point he
01:04:13.320 makes.
01:04:15.400 With that
01:04:16.080 kind of
01:04:16.440 ratio,
01:04:17.800 he said
01:04:18.100 that imagining
01:04:19.160 him going
01:04:19.900 to war
01:04:20.180 with NATO
01:04:21.280 would be
01:04:21.740 just
01:04:22.020 nonsense.
01:04:23.280 All right,
01:04:23.720 let's read
01:04:24.200 between the
01:04:24.720 lines a
01:04:25.180 little bit.
01:04:26.400 Did he
01:04:26.760 just say
01:04:27.260 that the
01:04:27.600 only reason
01:04:28.240 to not
01:04:28.740 go to
01:04:29.060 war with
01:04:29.560 NATO
01:04:29.960 is that
01:04:30.840 he would
01:04:31.120 lose?
01:04:33.460 Is that
01:04:34.000 what he
01:04:34.220 said?
01:04:35.400 Is that
01:04:35.920 the only
01:04:36.280 reason not
01:04:36.820 to have a
01:04:37.160 war with
01:04:37.520 NATO?
01:04:38.620 That you
01:04:39.140 might lose?
01:04:40.380 I wish he
01:04:41.220 had said it
01:04:41.720 a different
01:04:42.120 way,
01:04:43.160 as in,
01:04:43.860 there's no
01:04:44.280 way I'm
01:04:44.640 going to
01:04:44.800 go to
01:04:45.040 war with
01:04:45.440 NATO
01:04:45.800 because it
01:04:46.840 wouldn't be
01:04:47.140 necessary
01:04:47.780 or I
01:04:49.780 don't want
01:04:50.080 to pick
01:04:50.320 that fight.
01:04:51.760 There'd be
01:04:52.100 a lot of
01:04:52.760 ways to
01:04:53.140 say it
01:04:53.520 other than
01:04:53.980 they're
01:04:54.160 bigger than
01:04:54.600 me.
01:04:56.580 Now,
01:04:57.220 the fact
01:04:57.660 that they're
01:04:57.960 bigger than
01:04:58.340 him does
01:04:58.900 make me
01:05:00.240 think that
01:05:00.620 he's a
01:05:00.920 rational
01:05:01.300 player and
01:05:02.600 he put it
01:05:03.080 in rational
01:05:03.640 terms.
01:05:05.140 That is
01:05:05.740 one thing
01:05:06.260 I do
01:05:06.620 appreciate
01:05:07.120 about Putin
01:05:07.880 as a
01:05:08.800 leader.
01:05:11.760 I do
01:05:12.400 like the
01:05:12.800 fact that
01:05:13.160 when he
01:05:13.440 explains
01:05:13.920 things,
01:05:15.040 he does
01:05:15.520 it in
01:05:15.920 just
01:05:16.120 rational
01:05:16.900 terms
01:05:17.460 with
01:05:17.860 no
01:05:18.260 imaginary
01:05:19.940 stuff
01:05:20.460 connected.
01:05:21.820 He's
01:05:22.140 got his
01:05:22.620 opinion
01:05:23.760 about
01:05:24.220 the
01:05:24.640 history
01:05:24.940 of
01:05:25.140 Russia
01:05:25.380 and
01:05:25.620 stuff,
01:05:26.020 but that
01:05:26.340 seems
01:05:26.800 reasonable
01:05:27.680 for who
01:05:28.820 he is
01:05:29.120 and what
01:05:29.400 he's
01:05:29.540 doing.
01:05:31.940 But there's
01:05:32.660 another thing
01:05:33.140 here.
01:05:34.280 Have I
01:05:34.680 told you
01:05:35.100 that war
01:05:36.340 and economy
01:05:37.180 are the
01:05:37.540 same
01:05:37.760 thing?
01:05:40.340 Because
01:05:40.820 the country
01:05:41.900 that's going
01:05:42.340 to win
01:05:42.600 the war
01:05:43.120 is almost
01:05:44.460 always the
01:05:44.960 one with
01:05:45.240 the most
01:05:45.500 money.
01:05:46.660 Because they
01:05:47.220 usually have
01:05:47.680 the best
01:05:47.960 military.
01:05:48.960 And if
01:05:49.160 they don't,
01:05:50.160 they can
01:05:50.500 get friends
01:05:51.020 who have
01:05:51.280 a big
01:05:51.560 military to
01:05:52.260 defend them
01:05:52.780 because they
01:05:53.460 have so
01:05:53.700 much money.
01:05:55.100 If they
01:05:55.640 have a lot
01:05:55.960 of money,
01:05:56.280 they're probably
01:05:56.560 doing a lot
01:05:56.940 of trade and
01:05:57.700 they can
01:05:58.640 bribe people
01:05:59.860 who have
01:06:00.120 militaries and
01:06:00.960 all kinds
01:06:01.500 of stuff.
01:06:02.460 So Putin
01:06:03.560 in his own
01:06:04.940 way is
01:06:06.120 really pointing
01:06:06.680 out that
01:06:07.360 winning wars
01:06:08.640 is about
01:06:09.180 economics.
01:06:11.080 Now look
01:06:11.540 at Ukraine
01:06:12.080 versus Russia.
01:06:14.060 Hmm,
01:06:14.560 now it
01:06:14.940 makes sense.
01:06:15.840 Ukraine had
01:06:16.460 less economic
01:06:17.420 wherewithal
01:06:18.220 except for
01:06:19.240 direct aid
01:06:19.880 and Russia
01:06:21.160 had far
01:06:21.760 more than
01:06:22.100 Ukraine.
01:06:23.180 So that
01:06:23.480 was a
01:06:23.900 sensible
01:06:24.440 plan,
01:06:26.800 you know,
01:06:27.100 evil of
01:06:27.900 course,
01:06:28.500 but sensible
01:06:29.080 in the sense
01:06:30.760 that he
01:06:31.180 thought he
01:06:31.540 could win
01:06:31.880 that or
01:06:32.500 win enough
01:06:33.120 of it
01:06:33.480 to call it
01:06:34.760 a victory.
01:06:36.400 I think
01:06:37.040 the massive
01:06:37.460 aid and
01:06:37.880 new weapons
01:06:38.580 surprised him
01:06:39.480 a little bit,
01:06:40.080 but he was
01:06:40.920 right on the
01:06:41.460 fact that he
01:06:42.000 had the
01:06:42.240 bigger military
01:06:42.940 and he's
01:06:43.440 going to get
01:06:43.820 the,
01:06:44.460 he'll get the
01:06:45.020 better outcome.
01:06:46.200 You know,
01:06:46.780 it might be
01:06:47.220 short of a
01:06:47.800 total victory.
01:06:51.300 Well,
01:06:51.840 there are
01:06:52.020 discussions now
01:06:52.720 about how
01:06:54.280 to fund the
01:06:55.160 security of a
01:06:56.020 post-war
01:06:56.540 Gaza.
01:06:56.960 and the
01:06:59.220 United States
01:06:59.800 apparently is
01:07:00.460 talking about
01:07:01.000 maybe we
01:07:01.620 would put in
01:07:02.060 some money
01:07:02.500 or some
01:07:03.360 people,
01:07:04.600 but better
01:07:06.440 it would be
01:07:06.840 a multinational
01:07:08.080 force looking
01:07:09.440 over Gaza
01:07:10.120 without U.S.
01:07:12.560 troops on the
01:07:13.040 ground would
01:07:13.400 be the best.
01:07:14.280 I mean,
01:07:14.520 the last thing
01:07:15.460 we want is to
01:07:16.180 put American
01:07:16.680 soldiers in
01:07:17.680 Gaza.
01:07:18.520 I can't think
01:07:19.320 of anything I'd
01:07:19.920 want less than
01:07:20.520 that.
01:07:21.640 Can you?
01:07:23.140 Would that be
01:07:23.840 about,
01:07:24.920 it would
01:07:25.180 sort of be
01:07:25.760 the peak
01:07:27.780 of bad
01:07:29.460 ideas to
01:07:31.060 put American
01:07:31.680 troops on the
01:07:32.340 ground in
01:07:32.960 Gaza for
01:07:33.540 anything.
01:07:34.520 It would be
01:07:35.180 the peak of
01:07:35.820 bad ideas.
01:07:37.440 So we might
01:07:38.300 do it,
01:07:38.780 of course,
01:07:39.160 because we do
01:07:39.740 all the bad
01:07:40.180 ideas.
01:07:41.020 But a
01:07:41.320 multinational
01:07:42.000 force makes
01:07:43.000 sense because
01:07:44.640 I don't think
01:07:45.160 Israel dominating
01:07:46.940 Gaza directly
01:07:47.960 makes sense.
01:07:48.980 Oh my God,
01:07:52.740 I just had
01:07:53.140 the best
01:07:54.580 idea.
01:07:56.880 Or maybe
01:07:57.440 it's the
01:07:57.760 worst.
01:07:59.920 Let me
01:08:00.420 trot it
01:08:00.780 out.
01:08:01.560 It's fresh.
01:08:05.860 No,
01:08:06.300 I can't
01:08:06.640 say that.
01:08:07.560 Oh God,
01:08:08.360 I don't have
01:08:08.700 enough free
01:08:09.080 speech to
01:08:09.580 say what I
01:08:09.960 want to
01:08:10.180 say.
01:08:11.060 I just
01:08:11.620 realized if
01:08:12.200 I say it
01:08:12.700 the way I
01:08:13.160 wanted to
01:08:13.520 say it,
01:08:14.160 I get
01:08:15.640 canceled again.
01:08:16.980 So I'm
01:08:17.300 going to
01:08:17.480 say,
01:08:17.640 believe it
01:08:19.640 or not,
01:08:20.000 there's still
01:08:20.320 some rails
01:08:22.720 you don't
01:08:23.080 want to
01:08:23.300 step on.
01:08:24.920 Israel's the
01:08:25.520 biggest one.
01:08:26.700 So let me
01:08:27.400 say this in
01:08:27.980 a way that
01:08:28.940 doesn't get
01:08:31.180 me assassinated.
01:08:37.360 The people
01:08:38.620 who live in
01:08:39.080 Gaza, I
01:08:40.340 assume, are
01:08:40.880 two types.
01:08:42.280 The hardcore
01:08:43.240 supporters of
01:08:44.400 the terrorists,
01:08:45.860 and they're
01:08:46.540 probably
01:08:46.840 unredeemable,
01:08:48.100 unfortunately.
01:08:49.780 But there
01:08:50.380 must be
01:08:50.980 other people
01:08:51.840 who just
01:08:52.260 sort of
01:08:52.660 want to
01:08:52.860 have a
01:08:53.080 good life
01:08:53.600 and would
01:08:54.820 like to
01:08:55.160 do a
01:08:55.440 much better
01:08:55.880 job of
01:08:56.400 negotiating
01:08:56.980 with Israel.
01:08:58.620 You know
01:08:59.280 what would
01:08:59.560 be an
01:08:59.900 interesting
01:09:00.320 situation?
01:09:02.520 Is if
01:09:03.220 somebody who
01:09:03.840 is famous
01:09:04.400 as being a
01:09:05.200 good negotiator
01:09:06.100 agreed to
01:09:08.020 work with
01:09:08.800 the Gazan
01:09:09.920 people to
01:09:11.180 be their
01:09:11.660 negotiator
01:09:12.420 because they
01:09:14.260 can't do
01:09:14.880 it?
01:09:16.940 We know
01:09:17.420 they can't
01:09:17.840 do it.
01:09:18.680 Because there's
01:09:19.740 something about,
01:09:20.960 I don't know,
01:09:22.400 just the whole
01:09:23.240 difference in the
01:09:24.200 cultures that
01:09:25.800 they really can't
01:09:26.660 have any kind of
01:09:27.520 a real conversation
01:09:28.420 about what
01:09:29.000 works.
01:09:30.100 Would you agree
01:09:30.980 with that?
01:09:32.060 That there's
01:09:32.720 nobody, there's
01:09:33.300 not a single
01:09:33.840 person who lives
01:09:34.600 in Gaza who
01:09:35.420 could negotiate
01:09:36.200 with Israel
01:09:36.800 successfully?
01:09:37.520 And, yeah,
01:09:39.620 if you send
01:09:40.020 Sean Penn over
01:09:41.260 there, that's
01:09:41.680 not going to
01:09:42.040 work out.
01:09:43.020 Now, the
01:09:43.380 thing I was
01:09:43.780 going to say
01:09:44.280 is that
01:09:45.960 Trump should
01:09:46.540 do it.
01:09:50.040 It's a bad
01:09:50.800 idea.
01:09:51.580 So I'm going
01:09:52.160 to use the
01:09:52.580 bad idea
01:09:53.360 to suggest
01:09:55.140 the good
01:09:55.540 idea.
01:09:56.400 If Trump
01:09:57.300 said, look,
01:09:59.100 we want to
01:09:59.920 solve this
01:10:00.420 situation in
01:10:01.380 Israel forever
01:10:02.900 and you
01:10:04.680 Gazans have
01:10:05.400 no leverage
01:10:06.160 and you
01:10:07.760 just want
01:10:08.080 to kill
01:10:08.320 people to
01:10:08.820 negotiate and
01:10:09.500 it's not
01:10:09.760 going to
01:10:09.920 work.
01:10:10.640 How about
01:10:11.220 I try to
01:10:12.320 negotiate you
01:10:13.160 your best
01:10:13.720 deal and I
01:10:14.940 can push
01:10:15.400 Israel harder
01:10:16.060 than you
01:10:16.420 ever could?
01:10:18.940 What would
01:10:19.560 happen?
01:10:20.820 Now, the
01:10:21.420 answer is
01:10:22.020 Trump would
01:10:23.460 get assassinated
01:10:24.140 probably in
01:10:24.620 about 10
01:10:25.060 minutes, so
01:10:25.620 it's a bad
01:10:26.040 idea.
01:10:26.820 So don't do
01:10:27.380 it.
01:10:27.520 It's a bad
01:10:27.920 idea.
01:10:28.520 But this is
01:10:29.300 an example of
01:10:30.120 the Hollywood
01:10:31.420 trick of you
01:10:33.340 suggest the
01:10:33.980 bad idea for
01:10:35.980 the express
01:10:36.560 purpose of
01:10:37.300 making people
01:10:37.880 think of
01:10:38.260 better ideas.
01:10:39.080 Now, I'm
01:10:40.240 seeing in the
01:10:40.920 comments,
01:10:41.860 somebody said
01:10:42.360 about Jared,
01:10:43.520 that's a
01:10:44.520 better idea.
01:10:45.840 It's not
01:10:46.460 there yet, but
01:10:47.060 it's a better
01:10:47.420 idea.
01:10:49.300 That's not a
01:10:50.060 keeper, but
01:10:51.580 you're working
01:10:52.020 in the right
01:10:52.380 direction.
01:10:52.840 Somebody said
01:10:53.300 Oprah, that's
01:10:54.560 a bad idea.
01:10:55.800 There's no
01:10:56.300 reason to think
01:10:56.820 she's a good
01:10:57.320 negotiator.
01:10:59.660 But you see
01:11:00.820 where I'm
01:11:01.100 going on this.
01:11:02.740 I feel that
01:11:04.400 what Gaza
01:11:05.020 needs more
01:11:06.060 than anything
01:11:06.880 is somebody
01:11:08.220 who could be
01:11:08.820 a credible
01:11:09.560 negotiator for
01:11:11.300 the citizens,
01:11:12.220 but not for
01:11:12.940 Hamas who
01:11:13.640 wants to just
01:11:14.240 kill everybody
01:11:14.980 in Israel.
01:11:18.260 Vivek, that
01:11:19.740 would be
01:11:19.960 interesting.
01:11:22.500 Jordan
01:11:22.980 Peterson.
01:11:24.080 Well, it
01:11:24.460 would have to
01:11:24.820 be somebody
01:11:25.220 who's not
01:11:25.920 Jewish and
01:11:26.680 doesn't work
01:11:27.200 for a Jewish
01:11:27.700 organization.
01:11:29.560 So, you
01:11:30.520 know, I'm
01:11:30.700 not going to
01:11:30.960 say Daily
01:11:32.040 Wire is a
01:11:32.480 Jewish
01:11:32.680 organization,
01:11:33.840 but I
01:11:34.060 don't think
01:11:34.740 anybody who's
01:11:36.000 working in
01:11:36.540 the Ben
01:11:37.060 Shapiro
01:11:37.500 organization
01:11:38.240 would appear
01:11:39.680 credible to
01:11:40.680 other people.
01:11:42.080 So, it's
01:11:42.520 all about
01:11:43.080 having somebody
01:11:44.580 who's so
01:11:45.440 credible.
01:11:47.660 Is there
01:11:48.300 such a
01:11:48.660 person?
01:11:49.480 Is there
01:11:49.960 anybody who's
01:11:50.560 so credible
01:11:51.240 that they
01:11:52.560 could push
01:11:53.240 Israel and
01:11:54.820 they could
01:11:55.140 push Gaza
01:11:55.860 and they
01:11:56.400 could push
01:11:56.820 the United
01:11:57.220 States all
01:11:57.740 at the same
01:11:58.160 time?
01:12:00.540 I'm seeing
01:12:01.360 Vivek's name
01:12:02.320 come up.
01:12:02.920 He has the
01:12:03.360 skill, but
01:12:03.960 I don't
01:12:04.200 know if
01:12:04.460 he's got
01:12:04.800 the gravitas
01:12:05.660 yet.
01:12:07.020 Like, I
01:12:07.500 don't know
01:12:07.800 if he has
01:12:08.160 the weight.
01:12:09.480 He has all
01:12:09.920 the skill,
01:12:10.580 but that's
01:12:11.160 not good
01:12:11.520 enough.
01:12:14.640 Tucker?
01:12:15.580 Yeah, you
01:12:16.140 know, it's
01:12:16.340 not going to
01:12:16.620 be some
01:12:17.020 right-wing
01:12:17.620 person,
01:12:18.540 probably,
01:12:19.880 or at
01:12:20.980 least a
01:12:21.360 conservative
01:12:21.700 person.
01:12:22.840 I don't
01:12:23.080 know who
01:12:23.300 it would
01:12:23.480 be.
01:12:24.300 Certainly
01:12:24.660 not Biden.
01:12:26.980 But it
01:12:27.480 does make
01:12:27.880 you wonder,
01:12:28.820 doesn't it?
01:12:30.360 Doesn't it
01:12:30.880 make you
01:12:31.160 wonder if
01:12:31.860 a real
01:12:33.340 negotiator
01:12:34.040 could get
01:12:34.440 something
01:12:34.740 done?
01:12:35.660 Because,
01:12:36.220 you know,
01:12:36.980 Israel's not
01:12:37.780 terribly happy
01:12:39.020 with the
01:12:39.340 situation.
01:12:39.980 And one
01:12:40.200 of the
01:12:40.360 things that
01:12:40.720 Israel often
01:12:41.460 says, and
01:12:42.120 I agree
01:12:42.520 completely,
01:12:43.660 who are you
01:12:43.980 going to
01:12:44.240 negotiate
01:12:44.600 with?
01:12:45.980 Who exactly
01:12:46.980 are you
01:12:47.780 going to
01:12:48.040 negotiate
01:12:48.480 with?
01:12:49.500 And maybe
01:12:50.260 there's a
01:12:50.620 way to
01:12:50.820 answer that.
01:12:52.020 Maybe there
01:12:52.400 is a way
01:12:52.740 to negotiate.
01:12:54.080 Belay?
01:12:55.680 Well, it's
01:12:56.300 funny that
01:12:56.780 when you,
01:12:57.640 Bill Clinton?
01:12:58.260 Hmm, I
01:13:01.580 don't know if
01:13:01.900 Bill Clinton
01:13:02.300 would have
01:13:02.680 the weight
01:13:03.240 anymore.
01:13:04.600 We're going
01:13:04.940 to rule
01:13:05.180 out P.
01:13:05.680 Diddy, but
01:13:06.340 he's
01:13:06.520 available.
01:13:08.800 Hmm.
01:13:10.540 Now, here's
01:13:11.260 the real
01:13:11.540 question.
01:13:12.880 It's my
01:13:13.560 personal
01:13:14.040 opinion that
01:13:14.680 there is no
01:13:15.200 way to
01:13:15.540 negotiate
01:13:15.980 peace.
01:13:18.720 Because
01:13:19.240 what the
01:13:20.960 groups want
01:13:22.740 is mutually
01:13:23.440 exclusive.
01:13:24.800 In that
01:13:25.140 case, you
01:13:25.520 can never
01:13:25.860 get a deal
01:13:27.240 when people
01:13:27.700 want the
01:13:28.240 same exact
01:13:29.080 thing.
01:13:29.900 I want
01:13:30.680 this land
01:13:31.360 and I
01:13:32.300 want you
01:13:32.620 all to
01:13:32.880 be gone.
01:13:34.060 All right.
01:13:35.080 There's no
01:13:35.720 way to make
01:13:36.120 that deal.
01:13:37.060 So you'd
01:13:37.700 have to have
01:13:38.060 somebody who
01:13:38.580 had so
01:13:39.100 much persuasive
01:13:40.380 power that
01:13:41.920 they could
01:13:42.300 change what
01:13:42.940 people wanted
01:13:43.900 before they
01:13:45.380 changed the
01:13:45.940 deal.
01:13:47.160 Do you see
01:13:47.840 why that's so
01:13:48.380 important?
01:13:49.080 You have to
01:13:49.640 actually change
01:13:50.420 their minds
01:13:51.140 about what
01:13:51.660 they want
01:13:52.340 even to be
01:13:53.760 able to
01:13:54.120 negotiate a
01:13:54.820 deal, which
01:13:55.340 is very
01:13:55.720 rare.
01:13:56.460 Usually people
01:13:57.060 know exactly
01:13:57.620 what they
01:13:58.000 want and
01:13:58.460 it makes
01:13:58.780 sense on
01:13:59.240 some level,
01:14:00.180 but you'd
01:14:00.520 have to
01:14:00.760 actually change
01:14:01.520 what they
01:14:01.860 want.
01:14:03.140 That's a
01:14:03.720 big ask.
01:14:07.800 RFK Jr.?
01:14:09.940 Hmm, I
01:14:10.680 don't know.
01:14:11.000 I don't know if
01:14:12.540 he has the
01:14:12.960 weight that
01:14:14.340 would be
01:14:14.640 needed.
01:14:16.040 Who would be
01:14:16.780 seen as a
01:14:17.920 fair arbiter
01:14:19.380 by anybody in
01:14:21.120 the Palestinian
01:14:21.940 Gaza areas?
01:14:23.700 Newt Gingrich?
01:14:26.820 Newt's got a
01:14:27.640 lot of
01:14:27.860 capability.
01:14:29.680 I don't
01:14:30.000 know if he's
01:14:30.440 the right
01:14:30.660 one.
01:14:31.200 It's an
01:14:31.460 interesting one.
01:14:33.000 Newt is
01:14:33.360 interesting.
01:14:35.360 Hmm, I'll
01:14:36.040 think about
01:14:36.340 that one.
01:14:36.640 Obama.
01:14:38.120 Oh,
01:14:38.660 interesting.
01:14:40.700 Now, I
01:14:41.220 think Obama
01:14:41.780 would be too
01:14:42.540 smart to go
01:14:43.720 into a no-win
01:14:44.580 situation.
01:14:46.080 That feels
01:14:46.920 like not his
01:14:47.600 style.
01:14:47.920 Well, you
01:14:49.620 know, because
01:14:50.060 you'd have to
01:14:50.680 be a little
01:14:51.020 crazy to
01:14:51.880 take on the
01:14:52.380 job, wouldn't
01:14:53.760 you?
01:14:54.500 You'd have to
01:14:55.160 be a little
01:14:55.780 bit crazy to
01:14:58.560 even take it
01:14:59.100 on, because
01:14:59.740 it could be a
01:15:00.700 death sentence.
01:15:03.980 P.S.
01:15:05.820 All right.
01:15:06.700 Well, anyway, I
01:15:07.580 just thought I'd
01:15:08.120 noodle about that.
01:15:09.220 That's all I've
01:15:09.760 got for today.
01:15:11.180 It's Good
01:15:11.780 Friday, and
01:15:12.580 maybe it's a
01:15:13.300 good thing that
01:15:13.800 there's not much
01:15:14.380 going on.
01:15:15.200 I think you'd
01:15:15.820 all like a
01:15:16.480 simultaneous
01:15:17.640 sip.
01:15:19.060 Anybody up
01:15:19.780 for a
01:15:20.260 closing sip?
01:15:23.640 MBS, the
01:15:24.360 crown prince.
01:15:26.260 Oh, yeah.
01:15:27.840 Well, you
01:15:28.520 know, he's
01:15:28.820 got that
01:15:29.240 bone-saw
01:15:29.740 problem.
01:15:30.840 Yeah, everybody's
01:15:31.500 got something
01:15:31.920 going on.
01:15:32.860 All right.
01:15:34.560 We're going
01:15:35.120 to do the
01:15:35.720 simultaneous
01:15:38.060 closing sip,
01:15:39.100 and it doesn't
01:15:39.500 even have to
01:15:39.880 be simultaneous.
01:15:41.280 Asynchronous,
01:15:41.820 if you like.
01:15:44.100 Go.
01:15:44.540 All right.
01:15:47.640 You know,
01:15:51.920 here's how I
01:15:52.760 think you
01:15:53.180 could negotiate
01:15:55.280 Gaza.
01:15:57.760 It depends if
01:15:58.940 the leader
01:15:59.960 types are
01:16:00.520 bribeable.
01:16:01.980 If the leader
01:16:03.000 types are
01:16:03.580 bribeable, you've
01:16:04.380 got plenty to
01:16:05.040 work with.
01:16:06.280 But I don't
01:16:07.040 know that they
01:16:07.540 are.
01:16:08.560 They might be
01:16:09.400 true believers,
01:16:10.760 you know, and
01:16:11.420 that everybody on
01:16:12.920 their sacred land
01:16:13.660 has to be
01:16:14.100 destroyed.
01:16:15.280 So if that's
01:16:16.000 the case,
01:16:16.300 there's nothing
01:16:16.700 you can do.
01:16:17.620 You just have
01:16:18.300 to brainwash
01:16:18.880 their kids and
01:16:19.480 get complete
01:16:20.020 control of the
01:16:20.700 schools and see
01:16:21.700 if you can make
01:16:22.180 that work.
01:16:26.060 It's the only
01:16:26.720 way.
01:16:29.740 Well, so I
01:16:30.820 have competing
01:16:31.740 thoughts.
01:16:33.860 On one hand,
01:16:34.700 I think it's
01:16:35.220 probably impossible
01:16:36.380 to get pieced in
01:16:37.580 that part of the
01:16:38.100 Middle East because
01:16:39.220 they fundamentally
01:16:39.940 want the other
01:16:40.780 dead, or at
01:16:42.260 least one side
01:16:42.880 wants the other
01:16:43.380 dead for sure.
01:16:44.520 Or at least
01:16:45.300 members of one
01:16:46.340 side want
01:16:46.760 somebody dead.
01:16:47.600 There's nothing
01:16:48.500 that's true of
01:16:49.100 all the people
01:16:49.580 anywhere.
01:16:52.060 But at the
01:16:52.820 same time, I
01:16:53.440 think it's
01:16:53.820 probably impossible.
01:16:55.740 I'm a strong
01:16:56.840 proponent of
01:16:57.580 trying anyway,
01:16:59.160 because if I
01:17:00.360 ever taught you
01:17:00.920 anything, we're
01:17:02.020 not really good
01:17:02.700 at estimating the
01:17:03.500 odds of things.
01:17:05.120 We're not good
01:17:06.040 at that.
01:17:07.060 So simply
01:17:07.640 trying things
01:17:08.800 is what you
01:17:11.400 do.
01:17:12.020 If you don't
01:17:12.960 know what's
01:17:14.160 going to work
01:17:14.600 or what
01:17:14.920 doesn't, you
01:17:15.440 don't do
01:17:15.760 nothing.
01:17:16.940 You try some
01:17:17.640 stuff.
01:17:19.180 So let's
01:17:19.560 try some
01:17:19.980 stuff.
01:17:22.260 Kim Jong-un.
01:17:23.960 Yeah, I don't
01:17:24.340 think he'd have
01:17:24.820 the credibility.
01:17:30.460 And I suppose
01:17:31.280 Iran is the
01:17:32.720 wild card there.
01:17:33.480 If they don't
01:17:33.780 want anybody to
01:17:34.340 have peace, it's
01:17:34.980 not going to
01:17:35.300 happen.
01:17:35.520 All right, I'm
01:17:38.500 going to say
01:17:39.300 goodbye to the
01:17:40.160 good people on
01:17:41.900 YouTube and
01:17:42.680 Rumble and X, and
01:17:43.780 I'm going to talk
01:17:44.360 privately to the
01:17:45.300 subscribers on
01:17:46.740 Locals.
01:17:48.540 And thanks for
01:17:49.580 joining, and I'll
01:17:50.320 see you tomorrow,
01:17:50.920 same time, same
01:17:51.900 place.
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