Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2435 CWSA 04⧸05⧸24

00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.

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00:00:32.300 I like coffee.

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00:00:46.900 It's like Popeye's spinach.

00:00:51.180 I feel my muscles just got bigger.

00:00:54.960 Probably.

00:00:55.520 Well, if you were a subscriber to Dilbert Reborn on Extra Locals, you would know that the

00:01:02.280 boss went blind from looking at the eclipse, but he got his eyesight back with a Neuralink

00:01:09.340 chip in his brain.

00:01:11.960 It doesn't go well.

00:01:14.360 It doesn't go well.

00:01:16.420 Anyway, so that's for the subscribers.

00:01:18.960 Would you like me to start with the good news?

00:01:22.400 Does anybody want the good news?

00:01:23.700 If you scan the headlines, you probably saw things like, oh, I don't know, probable nuclear

00:01:32.240 war with Russia.

00:01:35.360 Maybe another pandemic coming.

00:01:39.720 Looks kind of bad, doesn't it?

00:01:41.520 And we're running out of money.

00:01:44.140 All right, but here's the good news.

00:01:45.200 So, cancer just got cured.

00:01:50.200 Did anybody see that headline?

00:01:53.260 There was a study in which they cured 100% of the cancers they treated.

00:01:59.440 100%.

00:01:59.800 Do you know when that's ever been done?

00:02:03.440 I think never.

00:02:05.540 I think that's never.

00:02:06.560 Now, I don't know too much about it or what, but it's the Moffat Cancer Research says they've

00:02:13.420 got a groundbreaking study that achieved 100% cancer remission rate in all patients through

00:02:20.220 a monoclonal antibody trial.

00:02:23.880 Now, what I didn't see is what kind of cancers, because, you know, cancer is not one thing.

00:02:29.440 It's lots of different things.

00:02:31.280 So, I don't know.

00:02:32.600 Maybe.

00:02:34.720 We might be talking at the time that cancer is cured.

00:02:40.440 Now, I don't want to get ahead of it, because how many times have you heard cancer is cured?

00:02:44.540 A thousand, maybe.

00:02:46.400 I'll bet I've heard a thousand times that cancer has been cured.

00:02:49.740 But what I've never heard, I've never heard of a study that cured 100% of cancers.

00:02:54.840 Have you?

00:02:58.520 Hundreds of types?

00:02:59.940 I'm hearing it was hundreds of types.

00:03:04.400 Somebody says it's only good for one specific kind of cancer.

00:03:10.160 All right.

00:03:10.740 So, I'm just looking at the updates.

00:03:13.060 I just saw this headline just before I went live, so I didn't get to look into it too much.

00:03:18.180 All right.

00:03:18.620 Well, it's a specific kind of cancer, but still, I'll bet you they could tweak this to get other ones.

00:03:24.120 Did you hear that there's a story of giant bones found in Nevada that suggests that there were real-life giants, 10 feet tall, walking around in the old days, and they even had red hair.

00:03:38.560 And the Native Americans had stories about them.

00:03:41.320 So, we know it's true, right?

00:03:44.440 It's in the news.

00:03:46.820 Has the news ever lied to you?

00:03:49.140 Come on, people.

00:03:51.060 It's in the news.

00:03:52.920 So, it must be true that there were giants.

00:03:56.780 And you know what would really convince you that giants existed?

00:04:02.320 The skeleton of the giant.

00:04:05.060 Right?

00:04:05.840 I mean, they found the skeleton of the giant, and they measured it.

00:04:09.100 So, I mean, they could just show you the skeleton.

00:04:14.360 Checking notes.

00:04:15.940 Lost.

00:04:17.020 Can't find the skeletons.

00:04:18.240 But there were totally, totally giants.

00:04:22.440 Just because they didn't keep their giant bones doesn't mean they're not real people.

00:04:28.660 And there are stories of giants from all other civilizations.

00:04:32.040 And, you know, with that many stories of giants, clearly there are giants.

00:04:36.880 So, just because this one place didn't happen to keep the bones, that doesn't mean the other places didn't keep the bones.

00:04:45.340 And all the many other places they found giant bones.

00:04:49.280 Checking notes.

00:04:51.260 Okay, every single place they found giant bones, the bones went missing.

00:04:56.700 Or for some reason weren't saved.

00:04:59.420 But they're totally real.

00:05:01.880 They're totally real.

00:05:02.940 Well, I have an exclusive update on the giant bones.

00:05:08.540 They have been shipped by our government.

00:05:11.480 Okay, now it makes sense.

00:05:12.700 They're keeping them with the UFOs.

00:05:15.300 So, all the giant bones have been collected from everywhere in the world, and they're all in Area 54.

00:05:21.260 Where the only way you can find out about them is a whistleblower.

00:05:24.980 A whistleblower who hasn't seen them.

00:05:27.900 But talk to somebody who confirms that they have seen them.

00:05:31.300 Giant bones and UFOs all over the place.

00:05:36.340 So many giants, they're just in the way.

00:05:41.120 Well, speaking of things that are totally real, the job numbers are out.

00:05:47.960 Yeah, so, I'm just joking with you about giants and UFOs.

00:05:52.780 They're not real.

00:05:54.180 They're not real.

00:05:54.880 Let's talk about something that's totally real.

00:05:58.040 The jobs numbers.

00:06:00.260 Huh?

00:06:01.000 Am I right?

00:06:02.020 The job numbers are real.

00:06:04.300 No, they're not.

00:06:06.340 No.

00:06:07.060 Giants, not real.

00:06:09.180 UFOs, not real.

00:06:11.880 Job numbers, definitely not real.

00:06:15.460 Definitely not real.

00:06:16.320 It's an election year.

00:06:19.620 All the job numbers will be fake.

00:06:21.820 I'm not even going to give you the numbers.

00:06:23.800 You don't mind, do you?

00:06:25.080 I'm not even going to tell you what they are.

00:06:27.200 It's so ridiculous to report job numbers when you know they're all fake.

00:06:31.000 So, I'm not going to do it.

00:06:32.020 Let's talk about a guy you know as P. Diddy, but I think the news has decided to call him

00:06:39.640 the Diddler.

00:06:41.480 The Diddler.

00:06:43.420 It's better than the Riddler.

00:06:45.780 It's just Batman's enemy, the Diddler.

00:06:50.540 Well, his former bodyguard, the Diddler's former bodyguard, Gene Deal.

00:06:56.820 That's kind of a cool last name, Deal.

00:06:59.360 D-E-A-L.

00:07:00.300 He's a good deal.

00:07:03.680 Yeah.

00:07:04.520 Some people say he's bad, but no, he's a good deal.

00:07:08.080 He's got a brother who went to jail.

00:07:10.200 He's a bad deal.

00:07:12.000 But this guy is a good deal.

00:07:14.200 And he suggests that the Diddler has videos of politicians and princes and even preachers.

00:07:24.680 Even preachers?

00:07:26.500 My God, people, it's even preachers.

00:07:28.520 He's having all kinds of illicit sex and drugs at his place.

00:07:33.220 Allegedly.

00:07:36.840 So, yeah.

00:07:38.980 I know this is going to come as a shock to many of you.

00:07:42.160 And I hope you're sitting down.

00:07:47.640 There are preachers who have had sex

00:07:51.760 and have done things that are not entirely legitimate and legal and moral.

00:07:58.240 Now, I know a lot of you didn't know that, so it's coming as a shock.

00:08:03.700 Cancer's cured.

00:08:05.280 No giants.

00:08:07.680 And preachers sometimes do things.

00:08:09.980 All right.

00:08:12.060 Well, we'll keep an eye on that.

00:08:13.440 Do we think that the Diddler was working with any government entities to gather blackmail?

00:08:19.880 Or do you think the Diddler was doing it all on his own?

00:08:24.220 And he just had this idea he was going to be this videotaping blackmailer guy?

00:08:28.960 Well, I guess it's possible it was just his own thing.

00:08:35.820 It's possible.

00:08:37.420 I mean, it's not impossible.

00:08:39.820 But, eh, something tells me he might have a little help from somebody.

00:08:47.660 So we'll see.

00:08:48.300 I'll tell you, the signal that he was working for intelligence people

00:08:52.200 would be if he is either murdered mysteriously

00:08:57.120 in what looks like a suicide,

00:09:00.360 or he gets out of jail for free,

00:09:03.760 sort of Epstein-style the first try.

00:09:06.720 So look for that to tell you whether he's working with anybody important or not.

00:09:11.960 Well, in other big news,

00:09:13.440 it's not good enough that some forms of cancer may be cured.

00:09:16.560 But there's a new form of nuclear power,

00:09:20.620 new technology.

00:09:21.740 Saudi Arabia might be getting into it.

00:09:25.040 And it has many benefits.

00:09:26.820 Number one, it does not create materials you can use to make bombs.

00:09:32.760 That's a big problem with, well, it's one big problem,

00:09:36.340 with big nuclear plants with the traditional technology,

00:09:40.420 is that if you had that, like Iran,

00:09:42.900 they could use that to make some bombs with some material

00:09:47.920 that they would keep refining.

00:09:49.860 But this new technology doesn't produce that kind of bomb-making material.

00:09:56.860 It also, let's see,

00:09:59.200 it also greatly reduces the waste.

00:10:03.680 It's a big deal.

00:10:04.380 And I think it doesn't have much chance of melting down either.

00:10:10.980 So there's some new technology that's on the table

00:10:15.860 that looks like it could be the biggest thing.

00:10:19.580 So nuclear power appears to be full steam ahead from everybody.

00:10:25.760 I think every country wants it,

00:10:28.500 and now Democrats and Republicans want it.

00:10:32.020 And it looks like it's getting the attention and the funding

00:10:35.180 and everything else it needs.

00:10:37.420 So I think nuclear is going to be one of those things

00:10:39.300 that was slow, slow, slow,

00:10:40.860 and then suddenly really fast.

00:10:44.280 But we're probably a few years away from that.

00:10:47.840 Michael Schellenberger's publication, Public,

00:10:50.160 has learned that NGOs are working as front groups

00:10:54.440 for Western military and intelligence agencies

00:10:56.960 to spread disinformation and to interfere illegally

00:11:00.500 in European elections.

00:11:03.040 Huh.

00:11:04.120 So it's almost as if

00:11:07.260 the same people who are manipulating the United States

00:11:11.560 are manipulating other countries' allies.

00:11:14.900 Huh.

00:11:15.060 And the EU politicians were claiming

00:11:20.140 that Russia bribed politicians.

00:11:22.340 This is also from Michael Schellenberger.

00:11:25.040 But they didn't have any proof of that.

00:11:26.920 And now we have proof that

00:11:28.260 the people who are trying to subvert

00:11:32.580 their democratic processes

00:11:34.760 might be us.

00:11:37.100 Now, the NGOs, you know,

00:11:38.920 I don't know if the NGOs are funded by us,

00:11:40.820 but it's usually some kind of Soros-funded thing.

00:11:43.820 Soros being part of the Atlantic group,

00:11:47.120 sort of their banker.

00:11:48.800 So the...

00:11:49.980 By the way,

00:11:50.720 have you sorted out all the people

00:11:52.340 who are running the world?

00:11:55.560 Some people say

00:11:56.680 it's the World Economic Forum.

00:11:59.680 They're forming this global government.

00:12:01.980 They're the ones running the world.

00:12:03.540 Other people say it's the Atlantic Council

00:12:05.260 because they've got all those ex-CIA chiefs

00:12:07.940 and on their board is everything

00:12:09.740 from George Soros to the head of Burisma

00:12:11.720 and Pfizer.

00:12:13.820 Hmm.

00:12:16.400 That's my bet.

00:12:17.680 My bet is the Atlantic group

00:12:19.820 is running everything,

00:12:20.960 at least in the United States,

00:12:22.940 and trying to run everything everywhere.

00:12:26.240 But then other people say

00:12:27.580 it's a gigantic octopus of Jewish control

00:12:31.220 and it really goes back to the Rothschilds.

00:12:35.360 Now, they can't all be true.

00:12:38.660 If it's the WEF,

00:12:40.760 it's not a Jewish conspiracy.

00:12:45.580 And if it's the Atlantic Council,

00:12:47.860 it's not the WEF

00:12:49.340 or a Jewish conspiracy.

00:12:50.760 So people get real mad when I do that

00:12:56.160 because people are pretty sure

00:12:57.200 they know the real story.

00:12:59.020 I know the real story.

00:13:00.300 And you're probably saying,

00:13:01.380 but Scott,

00:13:02.180 those groups you mentioned,

00:13:03.280 they're all controlled by

00:13:04.220 the Jewish conspiracy.

00:13:06.760 No, they're not.

00:13:09.200 Just look at the membership.

00:13:10.460 So, no.

00:13:13.980 I think the Atlantic Council

00:13:15.680 is certainly,

00:13:17.140 is my bet for running everything

00:13:19.140 behind the scenes.

00:13:20.980 All right, here's an update on AI,

00:13:22.780 which apparently is

00:13:23.640 completely not real.

00:13:25.180 So I, once again,

00:13:28.900 was conned into trying an AI app

00:13:31.860 under the promise

00:13:33.660 it would do something for me useful.

00:13:35.940 How many of you have spent

00:13:37.660 way too much money trying AI apps

00:13:39.740 that promise to do something useful

00:13:41.820 and then you find out they don't?

00:13:43.880 This would be my

00:13:45.280 sixth or seventh try.

00:13:50.580 Everything from the original replica

00:13:52.580 that should have a conversation with you,

00:13:55.040 but it doesn't remember you,

00:13:56.420 so it's no good.

00:13:57.680 You always find the thing

00:13:58.880 that makes it no good.

00:14:00.880 And then I think,

00:14:01.500 oh, I can use this AI

00:14:03.300 to make my other apps do something,

00:14:05.860 except it doesn't really connect

00:14:07.120 to other apps.

00:14:08.420 Oh, I can make this AI

00:14:10.520 look at some materials

00:14:13.380 and then summarize it,

00:14:14.700 except it doesn't handle big documents.

00:14:17.220 Oh, well, it does handle

00:14:19.140 one big document,

00:14:20.260 but not enough for them

00:14:21.660 to make a difference.

00:14:22.740 So every time you want to use AI,

00:14:25.300 so far,

00:14:26.800 you really can't.

00:14:28.120 It's basically useless

00:14:29.140 for one person

00:14:29.980 who wants to do something.

00:14:31.400 So my latest failure

00:14:32.580 was an AI app

00:14:36.260 that supposedly takes you

00:14:37.620 a long-form video,

00:14:38.900 as I'm making right

00:14:40.300 in front of you now,

00:14:41.080 and turns it into

00:14:42.660 viral app suggestions.

00:14:44.600 So I've used it

00:14:46.540 three days in a row.

00:14:47.760 It's given me

00:14:48.500 30 different suggestions.

00:14:50.560 Not a single one

00:14:51.660 is even slightly interesting

00:14:54.020 as a viral clip,

00:14:55.260 and so I'm releasing

00:14:56.100 none of them.

00:14:58.280 And I don't think

00:14:59.380 I'll probably try it again,

00:15:00.780 because three tries

00:15:02.540 convinced me

00:15:03.340 it doesn't know

00:15:03.920 how to find a viral clip.

00:15:05.860 It just doesn't.

00:15:08.260 But it does add captions,

00:15:10.360 but I don't think

00:15:12.540 it does just that.

00:15:14.280 So I don't think

00:15:15.160 I can use it

00:15:15.720 to add captions

00:15:16.400 to my long form.

00:15:18.020 It has to turn it

00:15:19.700 into a short form

00:15:20.480 and add captions.

00:15:21.860 So even the very thing

00:15:23.200 it can do,

00:15:24.420 which is add captions,

00:15:25.920 I can't use it for it,

00:15:27.620 because it has to make it

00:15:28.420 a clip first,

00:15:29.240 and I don't want to

00:15:29.840 publish the clip,

00:15:30.920 because it's no good.

00:15:32.700 Now, some of that

00:15:33.500 might be me.

00:15:34.860 Maybe I just don't do things

00:15:36.400 that work in clips.

00:15:38.160 But I'm zero for seven.

00:15:41.120 I've tried seven different apps

00:15:42.680 with the promise

00:15:43.900 that they would do

00:15:44.660 a thing for me,

00:15:45.860 and not one of them does.

00:15:48.440 Now, here's an update.

00:15:52.940 There's a test

00:15:54.000 in chat GPT

00:15:55.440 for outperformed

00:15:56.540 internal medicine residents

00:15:57.980 and attending physicians

00:15:59.680 in processing medical data

00:16:02.280 and demonstrating

00:16:02.900 clinical reasoning.

00:16:04.340 So basically,

00:16:05.100 the AI did better

00:16:05.960 than the doctors

00:16:06.800 in the thinking

00:16:09.000 diagnosing category.

00:16:10.580 Now, this is according

00:16:11.360 to the spectator index.

00:16:14.460 That's where I saw it.

00:16:16.040 Anyway,

00:16:17.380 do you think this is real?

00:16:19.880 So this story

00:16:20.620 would indicate

00:16:21.220 that you could use

00:16:21.980 chat GPT-4,

00:16:23.760 which we have access to,

00:16:25.640 to maybe do some

00:16:28.180 doctoring for you

00:16:29.180 without an actual doctor.

00:16:31.780 No, it's not going

00:16:33.000 to do that,

00:16:34.020 because AI also

00:16:35.820 lies and hallucinates.

00:16:38.420 And if you ask

00:16:39.220 the question wrong

00:16:40.080 and you don't use

00:16:41.140 the right super prompt,

00:16:42.200 you don't know

00:16:42.580 what you're going to get.

00:16:43.880 How in the world

00:16:44.780 is that going to make

00:16:45.460 you comfortable

00:16:46.080 with AI as your doctor?

00:16:48.900 It's nowhere,

00:16:49.600 it's not even

00:16:50.140 in the neighborhood

00:16:50.880 of useful.

00:16:52.740 Let me say that again.

00:16:53.840 The way the story

00:16:55.500 is written up,

00:16:56.820 it almost seems to you

00:16:58.180 you can just download

00:16:59.080 the app and,

00:17:00.500 you know,

00:17:00.700 half of your doctoring

00:17:01.640 would be unnecessary

00:17:02.440 because you're just

00:17:03.200 asking questions

00:17:04.040 and you're done.

00:17:05.560 But AI doesn't work

00:17:06.780 that way.

00:17:08.120 Current versions of AI

00:17:09.420 lie,

00:17:11.240 hallucinate,

00:17:12.220 and give you

00:17:12.940 different answers

00:17:13.640 based on how you

00:17:14.460 worded the question.

00:17:16.020 What good is that?

00:17:17.480 The only good it would be

00:17:18.680 is if you used it

00:17:19.440 with a doctor.

00:17:21.260 So basically,

00:17:22.340 it's just a tool

00:17:22.940 the doctor can use.

00:17:24.580 It's not going to help

00:17:25.620 you replace your doctor

00:17:26.660 or even close.

00:17:28.920 It just doesn't even

00:17:29.720 have that potential,

00:17:31.020 really.

00:17:32.420 Now,

00:17:32.900 could it someday

00:17:33.720 replace your doctor?

00:17:35.520 In theory.

00:17:37.620 But so far,

00:17:39.040 AI is nothing

00:17:39.920 but demo wear.

00:17:41.080 Now,

00:17:41.500 does that mean

00:17:42.040 the AI will

00:17:42.900 never be good?

00:17:44.560 No.

00:17:45.120 Let me tell you

00:17:45.720 two stories

00:17:46.300 that are just like it.

00:17:48.260 I used,

00:17:48.800 I worked in the

00:17:49.680 technical lab

00:17:51.420 of Pacific Bell

00:17:52.460 when the internet

00:17:54.280 was brand new,

00:17:55.880 meaning that nobody

00:17:56.740 even knew the word

00:17:58.020 internet,

00:17:59.280 if you can imagine that.

00:18:01.200 People hadn't heard

00:18:02.040 the word internet.

00:18:04.480 So we were working

00:18:05.500 on it in the lab

00:18:06.320 and we would bring

00:18:06.900 customers in,

00:18:07.700 I've told this story before,

00:18:09.180 and we'd show them

00:18:10.300 that there's this new thing

00:18:11.260 called the internet

00:18:11.880 and, you know,

00:18:13.040 this browser

00:18:13.700 called Mosaic

00:18:14.680 and you could get to

00:18:17.260 one website

00:18:19.020 in the world

00:18:19.620 and it was

00:18:20.940 the Smithsonian

00:18:21.740 gem website

00:18:23.680 where there are

00:18:24.560 photos of some gems

00:18:25.740 and that's all,

00:18:28.700 just pictures of gems,

00:18:30.680 nothing else.

00:18:32.760 And so we demonstrate

00:18:33.980 that and say,

00:18:34.680 look,

00:18:35.520 I can go across

00:18:36.540 the internet

00:18:37.040 and it can bring up

00:18:38.160 a page of these gems

00:18:39.280 and they'd say,

00:18:40.620 what else can it do?

00:18:42.020 Well,

00:18:42.680 there's another website

00:18:44.060 that has dinosaurs

00:18:44.960 but it's down today.

00:18:46.640 So there are two sites

00:18:48.980 and sometimes

00:18:50.120 one of them would work.

00:18:51.540 That was literally

00:18:52.600 the entire internet.

00:18:55.380 Two sites,

00:18:56.320 if you're lucky,

00:18:57.540 one of them worked that day.

00:18:59.700 Yeah.

00:19:00.580 So,

00:19:01.440 but here's the part

00:19:02.940 that connects to AI.

00:19:04.840 The customers

00:19:05.900 were so excited

00:19:07.800 about this thing

00:19:09.280 that didn't do anything,

00:19:10.600 they would stand up.

00:19:12.460 They would actually

00:19:13.220 get out of their chairs

00:19:14.360 and walk toward it.

00:19:16.640 And I don't know

00:19:17.540 how many times I saw it

00:19:18.520 but it was the same thing.

00:19:19.860 I'll give them

00:19:20.600 my demonstration.

00:19:22.320 They'd be sitting there

00:19:23.140 and I'd tell them

00:19:24.120 about all the phone company products

00:19:25.660 and it'd all be boring.

00:19:27.480 And I'd say,

00:19:28.140 but also,

00:19:28.740 just wanted to mention

00:19:29.400 this thing is coming.

00:19:30.760 It's called

00:19:31.140 the World Wide Web

00:19:32.460 and you can go

00:19:33.580 to this one website.

00:19:34.860 And you would look

00:19:35.540 at the eyes of the people

00:19:36.700 and they would just stop

00:19:38.680 and stare.

00:19:40.840 And they would all

00:19:42.020 do the same thing.

00:19:43.220 This is where I knew

00:19:43.980 the internet was real

00:19:44.880 even before it was useful.

00:19:46.640 They would say,

00:19:49.020 can I do that?

00:19:51.500 And you say,

00:19:52.300 do what?

00:19:53.520 What you're doing.

00:19:55.320 Well, what I'm doing

00:19:56.080 is I'm just clicking

00:19:56.980 this thing

00:19:58.380 and it's just bringing up

00:19:59.860 this web page

00:20:00.660 which would take

00:20:01.960 like a minute

00:20:02.580 for the page.

00:20:03.900 It'd be like a full minute

00:20:05.100 for the page to refresh.

00:20:07.240 And the customer said,

00:20:08.160 yeah, can I do that?

00:20:09.720 They would actually ask

00:20:11.100 if they could click

00:20:12.800 the mouse.

00:20:15.740 Just imagine that.

00:20:17.560 Who would even ask

00:20:18.320 that question?

00:20:19.640 Can I click that mouse?

00:20:23.520 So they were

00:20:24.640 irrationally connected

00:20:27.100 to this thing

00:20:27.880 called the internet

00:20:28.420 before it was the internet.

00:20:29.820 And I got to watch that

00:20:31.180 over and over and over again

00:20:33.180 with different groups

00:20:34.000 and none of it

00:20:35.040 ever made any sense.

00:20:36.220 But that's when I decided,

00:20:38.260 oh my God,

00:20:38.900 this is going to be huge.

00:20:40.400 There's so many

00:20:40.920 irrational connections

00:20:42.020 to this thing.

00:20:42.980 And sure enough,

00:20:43.480 it was.

00:20:45.900 Second example,

00:20:47.840 the first smartphone,

00:20:50.300 the Apple iPhone,

00:20:51.720 it wouldn't even

00:20:53.240 make a phone call

00:20:54.340 because I had

00:20:55.600 AT&T service.

00:20:57.020 And if you picked it up,

00:20:58.120 it just cut out.

00:20:58.880 You actually couldn't use it

00:21:00.040 to make a phone call.

00:21:01.120 Now that's not

00:21:01.720 an exaggeration.

00:21:02.660 For the entire time

00:21:04.640 I owned the phone,

00:21:05.580 I couldn't use it

00:21:06.400 for phone calls.

00:21:08.780 And was I mad about it?

00:21:10.600 Yeah.

00:21:11.600 Did it make me

00:21:12.500 really angry every day?

00:21:14.160 Yes.

00:21:15.080 Every single day

00:21:16.440 I hated this thing.

00:21:19.380 Couldn't wait to upgrade.

00:21:21.780 Couldn't get enough of it.

00:21:24.680 So like AI

00:21:26.340 and like the initial internet

00:21:28.480 with one web page

00:21:29.440 you could go to,

00:21:30.840 completely useless

00:21:32.120 piece of crap technology

00:21:33.520 that excited me

00:21:35.200 beyond any

00:21:36.240 rational explanation.

00:21:39.740 Just like AI.

00:21:41.780 AI, in my opinion,

00:21:43.460 is close to

00:21:44.220 completely useless

00:21:45.320 for any, you know,

00:21:46.760 individual who's not

00:21:47.720 doing it full time

00:21:48.740 to make products

00:21:49.560 and stuff.

00:21:50.760 But it excites me

00:21:52.540 in the same way

00:21:53.740 those other things did.

00:21:55.120 So I'm pretty sure

00:21:56.000 it's going to be gigantic.

00:21:57.120 There's, you know,

00:21:57.760 I think that's the safest

00:21:58.840 prediction in the world.

00:21:59.940 But at the moment

00:22:01.980 it's useless

00:22:02.480 for consumers.

00:22:04.640 That's my take.

00:22:05.920 But probably very quickly

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00:23:11.100 Well, you know,

00:23:12.560 there's a big controversy

00:23:14.000 about where the data

00:23:15.780 comes from

00:23:16.440 and who owns it

00:23:17.460 and is there

00:23:18.340 a copyright violation

00:23:19.400 if AI trains

00:23:20.380 on your data?

00:23:21.720 Now, the AI companies,

00:23:23.060 Axios is reporting this,

00:23:24.700 they like to describe

00:23:25.760 where they get the data

00:23:26.680 as publicly available.

00:23:30.180 So they say,

00:23:31.160 we use information

00:23:32.360 that's publicly available.

00:23:33.560 Now, that's an interesting

00:23:35.300 choice of words,

00:23:36.080 isn't it?

00:23:37.540 Does that mean

00:23:38.420 that you add permission

00:23:40.460 to use the material?

00:23:42.200 They don't say that.

00:23:43.500 They say it's publicly available.

00:23:45.380 You know what's publicly available?

00:23:47.720 My books.

00:23:49.960 Right.

00:23:50.880 Now, I would like you

00:23:52.100 to pay for my books

00:23:53.380 because that's my career.

00:23:56.820 I make books

00:23:58.340 and then people pay for them.

00:24:00.280 But what if they can just

00:24:01.460 sort of publicly,

00:24:03.720 availably read them

00:24:04.820 and then forever

00:24:08.520 can give the same advice

00:24:09.760 in the book

00:24:10.260 so you don't need the book?

00:24:12.480 What do I,

00:24:13.340 as a writer,

00:24:15.500 what do I say about that?

00:24:17.480 Well, I guarantee you

00:24:18.980 that the publishers

00:24:20.700 and the authors

00:24:21.520 that have enough power

00:24:22.620 to make a difference

00:24:23.440 are going to start

00:24:24.580 suing the AI companies

00:24:26.160 like crazy.

00:24:28.820 Like crazy.

00:24:30.340 So the lawyers

00:24:31.460 are just going to have

00:24:32.240 a field day

00:24:33.240 with this copyright

00:24:34.840 and who trained what stuff.

00:24:37.180 This will necessarily

00:24:38.960 force the companies

00:24:41.260 to start licensing things.

00:24:45.100 Probably much the way

00:24:46.520 music is licensed

00:24:48.040 for public events.

00:24:49.320 So if you have

00:24:50.420 a restaurant

00:24:50.980 and you want to play

00:24:51.640 music over your system,

00:24:53.980 you can get one license

00:24:55.800 that gives you

00:24:57.060 the rights to play

00:24:58.060 any music

00:24:58.940 that's available,

00:25:00.900 basically.

00:25:01.980 So the bad news

00:25:04.140 is that the people

00:25:05.100 who make that music

00:25:05.860 get pennies.

00:25:08.240 Just pennies.

00:25:09.960 But at least

00:25:10.700 there's something

00:25:11.140 legal happening.

00:25:12.220 You know,

00:25:12.340 at least somebody

00:25:12.880 is paying for something.

00:25:14.100 So it's a terrible

00:25:14.940 model for creators.

00:25:16.260 It's so bad

00:25:16.960 that if it were

00:25:17.500 the only model,

00:25:18.360 you wouldn't even

00:25:19.000 do it for a living.

00:25:20.600 Let me say that again.

00:25:21.840 If the only way

00:25:23.000 an artist or musician

00:25:24.460 could get paid

00:25:25.440 was being clumped

00:25:27.360 together with

00:25:27.880 all the other artists

00:25:28.820 and then one license

00:25:30.520 that represents

00:25:31.560 all the artists,

00:25:32.920 if that's the only model

00:25:34.080 and it very well

00:25:34.940 might be,

00:25:35.900 then it doesn't make sense

00:25:36.820 to be an artist.

00:25:37.720 There's no way

00:25:38.240 you would ever

00:25:38.640 make enough money

00:25:39.340 that way.

00:25:40.200 Everybody would be starved

00:25:41.620 and only the person

00:25:43.280 who's managing

00:25:44.420 the licensing

00:25:45.100 would make any money

00:25:45.940 at all.

00:25:47.620 Now,

00:25:47.860 I would like

00:25:50.120 to suggest

00:25:50.740 that the AI companies

00:25:52.120 have used

00:25:52.580 what I call

00:25:53.100 the Uber method

00:25:54.140 of getting past

00:25:55.820 enormous

00:25:57.000 legal hurdles.

00:26:00.500 Do you know

00:26:01.240 how Uber

00:26:01.940 got past

00:26:03.460 the fact

00:26:03.920 that it's

00:26:04.400 completely illegal

00:26:05.280 to compete

00:26:06.000 with taxis

00:26:06.740 in most places

00:26:07.560 that matter?

00:26:08.800 It was literally

00:26:09.740 illegal.

00:26:11.120 You couldn't

00:26:11.940 compete with taxis.

00:26:12.800 You had to have

00:26:13.200 a taxi medallion

00:26:15.120 or some version

00:26:16.020 of it depending

00:26:16.660 where you were.

00:26:17.460 It was illegal.

00:26:18.740 So the entire

00:26:19.600 Uber company

00:26:20.420 was launched

00:26:21.120 illegally

00:26:23.240 in a sense

00:26:25.320 and do you know

00:26:26.880 how they got

00:26:27.420 past it?

00:26:28.640 Do you know

00:26:28.960 how they got

00:26:29.360 past something

00:26:29.940 that nobody

00:26:30.660 would be,

00:26:32.660 it's just impossible.

00:26:33.700 There's no way

00:26:34.100 you could defeat

00:26:34.660 all these jurisdictions

00:26:36.520 and just impossible.

00:26:38.960 The way Uber

00:26:39.700 did it was

00:26:40.420 and they used

00:26:41.240 a very clever trick.

00:26:42.400 it's called

00:26:43.760 not knowing

00:26:45.300 that would be

00:26:45.820 a problem.

00:26:48.000 Now,

00:26:48.680 I heard that

00:26:49.220 personally

00:26:50.100 from the founder.

00:26:52.220 They actually

00:26:53.120 started the company

00:26:54.580 without knowing

00:26:55.260 this whole taxi

00:26:56.140 medallion thing

00:26:56.940 would be

00:26:57.400 a gigantic

00:26:58.860 problem.

00:27:01.380 But they became

00:27:02.400 so big

00:27:03.140 so fast

00:27:03.940 and they were

00:27:05.020 so well funded

00:27:05.780 that they became

00:27:07.280 more powerful

00:27:07.960 than all the taxis

00:27:09.040 put together

00:27:09.660 just because

00:27:11.040 they had raised

00:27:11.720 so much money

00:27:12.260 and they got

00:27:12.700 so big

00:27:13.060 so quickly.

00:27:14.160 So they basically

00:27:15.240 made themselves

00:27:16.380 rich

00:27:17.020 before they had

00:27:18.600 to fight the fight

00:27:19.540 against the people

00:27:21.120 who would have

00:27:21.460 stopped them

00:27:21.960 from getting big.

00:27:24.160 So this is a

00:27:25.140 clever trick

00:27:26.420 by the way.

00:27:27.720 So you

00:27:28.240 use basically

00:27:29.880 bullshit and bluffs

00:27:31.020 to get so rich

00:27:32.680 that the people

00:27:33.880 who would have

00:27:34.380 stopped you

00:27:34.880 when you were small

00:27:35.800 can't stop you anymore

00:27:37.240 because now you can

00:27:38.400 buy politicians,

00:27:39.240 you can bribe

00:27:40.560 people who make

00:27:41.500 the laws,

00:27:42.260 you can promise

00:27:43.300 some things,

00:27:43.920 you can fund

00:27:44.460 some campaigns,

00:27:46.120 right?

00:27:46.800 So Uber got so big

00:27:48.680 that they could

00:27:49.300 just basically

00:27:50.020 move the law

00:27:51.160 around and

00:27:51.920 get whatever

00:27:52.920 they wanted

00:27:53.380 and so

00:27:55.000 there they are.

00:27:58.240 And I think

00:27:59.020 the AI companies

00:27:59.840 did the same.

00:28:00.540 I think that they

00:28:01.220 in my opinion

00:28:02.460 illegitimately

00:28:03.460 trained on

00:28:04.580 materials that

00:28:06.100 authors and publishers

00:28:07.060 would say,

00:28:08.200 hey,

00:28:08.440 you can't

00:28:09.460 do that

00:28:09.940 and if

00:28:11.180 they were

00:28:11.480 a small

00:28:11.980 startup

00:28:12.420 any publisher

00:28:14.100 could squash

00:28:14.800 them

00:28:15.080 because the

00:28:16.140 publisher would

00:28:16.700 be bigger

00:28:17.060 than the

00:28:17.420 small startup.

00:28:18.880 But AI

00:28:19.340 got so big

00:28:20.220 so fast

00:28:20.980 and became

00:28:22.220 a hundred

00:28:23.040 billion dollar

00:28:23.720 company overnight

00:28:24.560 that they

00:28:26.120 had the

00:28:26.520 wherewithal

00:28:27.200 to basically

00:28:29.060 crush publishers

00:28:30.160 and crush

00:28:31.420 people like me.

00:28:32.160 so I

00:28:33.760 think the

00:28:34.940 AI companies

00:28:35.660 may have

00:28:36.100 already gone

00:28:36.560 past the

00:28:37.220 point where

00:28:37.620 they can

00:28:37.900 be stopped

00:28:38.540 by publishers

00:28:39.960 and lawyers

00:28:40.580 but boy

00:28:41.940 are the

00:28:42.180 publishers

00:28:42.520 and lawyers

00:28:43.140 going to

00:28:43.440 try.

00:28:44.880 So there's

00:28:45.580 going to be

00:28:45.880 a lot of

00:28:46.940 legal obstacles

00:28:48.160 that AI

00:28:48.840 has to

00:28:49.240 overcome.

00:28:50.060 I think it

00:28:50.600 will end up

00:28:51.100 doing some

00:28:51.540 kind of

00:28:51.820 licensing

00:28:52.240 and I

00:28:53.200 think it

00:28:53.480 will make

00:28:53.940 being an

00:28:54.440 artist

00:28:54.760 completely

00:28:55.300 impractical

00:28:56.020 because the

00:28:57.100 licensing will

00:28:57.820 not be in

00:28:58.540 favor of the

00:28:58.960 artists.

00:29:01.380 Unless the

00:29:02.060 artists do

00:29:02.440 things in

00:29:02.820 public I

00:29:03.260 guess.

00:29:05.280 UK study

00:29:06.180 says that

00:29:06.580 people who

00:29:06.880 work from

00:29:07.260 home are

00:29:07.720 less likely

00:29:08.200 to get

00:29:08.580 pay raises

00:29:09.080 and promotions

00:29:09.800 especially men.

00:29:13.340 Does that

00:29:14.000 surprise you?

00:29:15.340 Is anybody

00:29:15.860 surprised that

00:29:16.840 somebody who

00:29:17.440 wants to

00:29:17.940 work at

00:29:19.720 home doesn't

00:29:20.420 get the same

00:29:20.960 promotion as

00:29:21.560 somebody who

00:29:21.900 comes to

00:29:22.160 the office?

00:29:24.200 If that

00:29:24.900 surprises you

00:29:25.740 you're

00:29:27.240 young.

00:29:29.940 There's

00:29:30.380 nobody my

00:29:30.940 age who

00:29:31.260 would be

00:29:31.480 surprised by

00:29:32.060 that.

00:29:32.640 Am I

00:29:32.900 right?

00:29:34.000 Literally

00:29:34.440 no one my

00:29:35.140 age would

00:29:35.540 be surprised

00:29:36.240 that if you

00:29:36.840 don't come

00:29:37.280 to the

00:29:37.560 office you

00:29:38.540 don't have

00:29:38.880 as good

00:29:39.200 a career

00:29:39.520 opportunities.

00:29:40.900 Nobody

00:29:41.360 would be

00:29:41.720 surprised.

00:29:42.940 But if

00:29:43.780 you grew

00:29:44.200 up in a

00:29:44.600 time where

00:29:45.080 people were

00:29:45.700 routinely

00:29:46.200 doing remote

00:29:46.980 work that

00:29:48.120 might not be

00:29:48.620 obvious to

00:29:49.140 you.

00:29:50.100 You might

00:29:50.740 think but

00:29:51.180 I'm doing

00:29:51.540 my work and

00:29:52.260 it's really

00:29:52.620 good.

00:29:53.640 Why don't

00:29:54.040 I get the

00:29:54.540 promotion?

00:29:54.940 It's

00:29:55.720 because

00:29:55.880 promotions

00:29:56.380 have almost

00:29:57.020 everything to

00:29:57.640 do with

00:29:58.020 your in-person

00:29:58.800 experience.

00:30:01.180 Like you

00:30:01.800 don't know if

00:30:02.200 you can even

00:30:02.580 get along with

00:30:03.140 people.

00:30:04.040 If somebody's

00:30:04.860 working remotely

00:30:05.580 I think

00:30:06.140 well that

00:30:07.920 tells me

00:30:08.380 something about

00:30:08.920 their priorities

00:30:09.640 and maybe

00:30:10.900 they just

00:30:11.320 don't get

00:30:11.720 along with

00:30:12.120 people.

00:30:14.840 So no

00:30:15.640 surprise there.

00:30:17.160 Here's another

00:30:17.780 trend.

00:30:18.400 Apparently

00:30:18.720 boomers like

00:30:19.700 me keep

00:30:20.500 working after

00:30:21.100 the age of

00:30:21.560 65 at

00:30:22.380 higher levels

00:30:23.000 than ever

00:30:23.360 before and

00:30:24.660 the reason

00:30:25.040 is not

00:30:25.500 just that

00:30:26.880 they might

00:30:27.220 need the

00:30:27.540 money.

00:30:29.140 So there's

00:30:30.180 a whole

00:30:30.460 trend of

00:30:30.920 people who

00:30:31.360 don't need

00:30:31.760 the money

00:30:32.140 and I'm

00:30:33.820 in that

00:30:34.100 category

00:30:34.500 who work

00:30:36.660 because they

00:30:37.200 like it.

00:30:39.160 They work

00:30:39.920 because they

00:30:40.380 like it.

00:30:41.300 And when

00:30:41.700 they ask

00:30:42.020 what is it

00:30:42.460 you like

00:30:42.780 about work

00:30:43.420 they say

00:30:44.600 the structure.

00:30:46.440 They still

00:30:47.100 have plenty

00:30:47.480 of time for

00:30:47.940 their vacations

00:30:48.780 and their

00:30:49.280 hobbies but

00:30:51.460 they like

00:30:52.100 waking up

00:30:52.660 and having

00:30:53.000 something useful

00:30:53.840 to do.

00:30:55.500 And that's

00:30:55.800 exactly what

00:30:56.440 drives me.

00:30:57.980 I spend

00:30:58.640 hours,

00:30:59.500 literally hours

00:31:00.160 every morning

00:31:00.780 preparing and

00:31:02.400 then doing

00:31:02.740 this live

00:31:03.200 stream.

00:31:04.040 I don't have

00:31:04.780 to do any

00:31:05.120 of this.

00:31:06.280 I literally

00:31:07.060 do it because

00:31:07.500 I enjoy it.

00:31:09.240 I mean it

00:31:10.020 pays.

00:31:10.540 I monetize

00:31:11.260 it of course

00:31:11.840 but it's not

00:31:13.140 the reason I

00:31:13.780 do it.

00:31:14.740 The reason I

00:31:15.360 do it is

00:31:15.740 because it

00:31:16.300 gives me

00:31:16.640 structure and

00:31:17.820 it makes me

00:31:18.240 feel useful.

00:31:19.340 If you

00:31:19.860 didn't enjoy

00:31:20.540 it then

00:31:22.240 money or

00:31:23.280 without money

00:31:24.280 I wouldn't

00:31:24.560 do it.

00:31:25.680 So it's

00:31:25.980 more about

00:31:26.340 the fact

00:31:26.700 that it

00:31:27.140 does something

00:31:27.580 for you

00:31:27.900 guys.

00:31:28.860 In my

00:31:29.480 man cave

00:31:30.120 live stream

00:31:32.600 last night

00:31:33.120 just for the

00:31:33.800 subscribers

00:31:34.360 and locals

00:31:34.920 I asked

00:31:36.040 them how

00:31:36.340 many of

00:31:36.640 them had

00:31:37.080 had some

00:31:37.540 major health

00:31:38.540 benefit

00:31:39.100 specifically

00:31:40.760 because of

00:31:41.500 something I

00:31:41.980 said.

00:31:43.000 And it

00:31:43.260 was just a

00:31:43.760 stream of

00:31:44.420 yeses.

00:31:45.820 You know

00:31:45.920 people lost

00:31:46.620 50 to

00:31:48.220 80 pounds

00:31:48.960 people got

00:31:50.240 an exercise

00:31:50.760 regime

00:31:51.840 they quit

00:31:53.400 eating bad

00:31:54.080 foods and

00:31:54.700 they feel

00:31:55.000 better their

00:31:55.500 inflammation

00:31:56.040 went away

00:31:56.720 they got a

00:31:57.780 promotion.

00:32:00.380 That's the

00:32:00.880 stuff that

00:32:01.260 feeds me

00:32:01.760 because I

00:32:03.620 know for

00:32:04.080 a fact

00:32:05.380 because people

00:32:06.120 tell me

00:32:06.580 directly every

00:32:07.400 day that

00:32:08.420 there's something

00:32:08.900 I'm doing

00:32:09.380 that's making

00:32:09.840 people's lives

00:32:10.500 better.

00:32:11.100 They're just

00:32:11.360 yeah people

00:32:12.560 quit alcohol

00:32:13.260 because of

00:32:13.780 me etc.

00:32:14.300 so that's

00:32:16.380 why I do

00:32:16.880 it and

00:32:17.340 maybe there's

00:32:18.000 a lot of

00:32:18.620 other people

00:32:19.000 in that

00:32:19.260 category.

00:32:20.900 Well the

00:32:21.260 bird flu

00:32:21.700 pandemic could

00:32:22.500 be 100

00:32:22.800 times worse

00:32:23.420 than

00:32:23.820 COVID

00:32:24.360 scientists

00:32:25.280 warned.

00:32:32.520 Yep.

00:32:33.720 Next

00:32:34.240 pandemic

00:32:34.780 100 times

00:32:36.120 worse.

00:32:40.200 We're not

00:32:40.900 falling for that

00:32:41.460 again.

00:32:41.660 there's a

00:32:43.640 vaccination

00:32:44.520 coming for

00:32:45.540 xylazine

00:32:47.000 overdose.

00:32:47.680 That's that

00:32:48.140 drug that

00:32:49.840 the street

00:32:51.080 people are

00:32:51.500 taking that

00:32:52.020 turns them

00:32:52.380 into zombies.

00:32:53.620 You know

00:32:53.780 the ones

00:32:54.100 who are

00:32:54.280 just they

00:32:55.400 can't move

00:32:55.940 and they're

00:32:56.180 just hunched

00:32:56.640 over.

00:32:57.420 A lot of

00:32:58.180 it is some

00:32:58.620 combination of

00:32:59.280 fentanyl plus

00:33:00.240 this xylazine

00:33:02.000 and now there's

00:33:03.000 a possibility

00:33:04.700 of a vaccination

00:33:05.680 that will make

00:33:06.800 the xylazine

00:33:07.540 not not

00:33:09.100 effective on

00:33:09.680 you.

00:33:09.820 At the

00:33:10.800 same time

00:33:11.300 there's

00:33:13.720 a new

00:33:14.100 work on

00:33:14.580 a vaccination

00:33:15.240 for fentanyl.

00:33:17.940 So

00:33:18.460 what is

00:33:20.300 the worst

00:33:21.000 good news

00:33:21.740 you could

00:33:22.100 ever hear?

00:33:23.800 Let's

00:33:24.360 see.

00:33:25.560 The good

00:33:26.320 news is

00:33:26.960 there might

00:33:28.080 be a way

00:33:28.540 to vastly

00:33:29.660 reduce

00:33:30.240 fentanyl

00:33:31.160 and

00:33:31.540 xylazine

00:33:32.420 overdoses

00:33:33.560 and usage.

00:33:35.680 Pretty good

00:33:36.480 news,

00:33:36.820 right?

00:33:37.040 All you

00:33:39.800 need is a

00:33:40.460 poorly

00:33:40.740 tested

00:33:41.200 vaccination.

00:33:44.260 Anybody?

00:33:45.920 Who wants

00:33:46.920 to get rid

00:33:47.360 of their

00:33:47.740 drug habit

00:33:48.960 with a

00:33:49.460 poorly

00:33:49.780 researched

00:33:50.440 vaccination?

00:33:52.400 Well,

00:33:52.800 I wouldn't

00:33:53.060 put too

00:33:53.420 much hope

00:33:53.820 in that,

00:33:54.640 but at

00:33:55.000 least it's

00:33:55.300 out there.

00:33:57.240 There's a

00:33:57.800 report that

00:33:58.380 teenage girls

00:33:59.400 are taking

00:34:00.780 more

00:34:01.020 antidepressants,

00:34:02.020 but boys

00:34:02.380 are taking

00:34:02.740 fewer.

00:34:03.080 Can you

00:34:05.540 explain why

00:34:06.540 boys would

00:34:07.200 be taking

00:34:07.660 fewer

00:34:08.200 antidepressants,

00:34:09.460 but girls

00:34:10.580 would be

00:34:10.920 taking more?

00:34:12.360 Go.

00:34:13.120 Tell me

00:34:13.520 all the

00:34:13.840 reasons you

00:34:14.380 can think

00:34:14.840 of that

00:34:16.940 girls would

00:34:17.620 be having

00:34:17.920 more mental

00:34:18.460 health problems

00:34:19.140 and boys

00:34:19.760 would have

00:34:20.140 fewer.

00:34:21.560 Let's

00:34:22.060 start with

00:34:22.520 TikTok,

00:34:23.440 shall we?

00:34:26.020 Let me

00:34:26.660 tell you

00:34:27.020 what happens

00:34:28.380 locally.

00:34:30.680 Locally,

00:34:31.400 if you

00:34:32.080 talk to a

00:34:32.640 parent who

00:34:33.100 has a

00:34:33.440 teenage girl,

00:34:35.180 they will

00:34:35.920 say,

00:34:36.420 my daughter

00:34:37.840 and all

00:34:38.980 of her

00:34:39.220 friends are

00:34:40.040 either trans

00:34:43.620 or they're

00:34:45.200 bi or

00:34:46.780 they're

00:34:47.060 something that

00:34:47.580 they weren't

00:34:47.880 before.

00:34:49.380 What's the

00:34:49.760 other word?

00:34:50.080 Non-binary.

00:34:51.500 And you'll

00:34:52.100 find that

00:34:52.640 somebody's

00:34:54.020 friend's

00:34:54.500 daughter has

00:34:55.940 five close

00:34:56.640 friends and

00:34:57.900 four of them

00:34:58.640 are not

00:34:59.500 heterosexual

00:35:00.080 anymore.

00:35:01.420 Right?

00:35:02.640 Now do

00:35:03.420 it with

00:35:03.660 boys.

00:35:05.000 Talk to

00:35:05.680 a parent

00:35:05.980 who has

00:35:06.220 a boy

00:35:06.580 and say,

00:35:08.380 what do you

00:35:09.280 think of

00:35:09.540 all the

00:35:09.780 wokeness?

00:35:10.900 And they'll

00:35:11.440 say,

00:35:11.780 complete

00:35:12.100 bullshit.

00:35:13.480 Right?

00:35:14.740 What do you

00:35:15.280 think of

00:35:15.540 all the

00:35:15.960 trans,

00:35:16.600 non-binary

00:35:17.140 stuff?

00:35:18.200 Not

00:35:18.540 interested.

00:35:20.220 Not

00:35:20.820 interested.

00:35:21.980 Do you

00:35:22.280 know any

00:35:22.740 boys who

00:35:23.820 are non-binary

00:35:25.020 or gay?

00:35:26.320 Yes.

00:35:26.740 So with

00:35:28.140 the boys,

00:35:29.360 what happened?

00:35:30.960 No way.

00:35:32.220 New York

00:35:32.680 just had an

00:35:33.200 earthquake?

00:35:35.640 Did that

00:35:36.300 really happen?

00:35:40.600 Let me

00:35:41.260 check in.

00:35:43.740 That's

00:35:44.260 interesting.

00:35:45.220 All right.

00:35:45.940 So here's my

00:35:46.920 theory on

00:35:47.520 boys versus

00:35:48.080 girls and

00:35:48.640 mental health.

00:35:49.220 I think

00:35:51.600 the social

00:35:52.820 media has

00:35:53.540 more effect

00:35:54.180 on women

00:35:55.480 and young

00:35:58.060 people.

00:35:59.620 And I

00:36:00.280 think that

00:36:00.720 men are

00:36:01.220 just a

00:36:01.560 little bit

00:36:01.880 more hardened

00:36:02.540 against it

00:36:03.960 because we're

00:36:04.580 less emotional

00:36:05.380 creatures.

00:36:06.320 We're less

00:36:06.980 in touch

00:36:07.360 with our

00:36:07.680 emotions and

00:36:08.960 therefore a

00:36:09.500 little bit

00:36:09.840 harder to

00:36:10.340 manipulate.

00:36:11.700 That's one

00:36:12.420 theory.

00:36:13.000 By the way,

00:36:13.440 I can't prove

00:36:14.020 that.

00:36:14.820 And yes,

00:36:15.320 I know it

00:36:15.700 sounds sexist,

00:36:17.000 but I don't

00:36:17.580 think anybody

00:36:18.180 thinks that men

00:36:18.900 and women

00:36:19.260 process their

00:36:20.320 emotional world

00:36:21.140 the same.

00:36:22.340 Would you

00:36:22.720 agree?

00:36:23.320 So that would

00:36:23.900 be certainly

00:36:24.320 a difference

00:36:24.780 you'd look

00:36:25.200 for.

00:36:25.640 It doesn't

00:36:25.940 mean that

00:36:26.360 that's the

00:36:26.780 whole reason

00:36:27.200 behind it,

00:36:27.960 but it's the

00:36:28.380 first thing

00:36:28.760 you'd look

00:36:29.060 for.

00:36:29.840 But I've

00:36:30.140 got a more

00:36:30.700 radical

00:36:32.600 suggestion.

00:36:35.860 It could

00:36:36.400 be the

00:36:36.700 Tate

00:36:38.840 effect.

00:36:41.460 Men

00:36:41.940 have a

00:36:43.140 whole bunch

00:36:43.680 of male

00:36:44.060 role models

00:36:44.680 who are

00:36:45.020 telling them

00:36:45.440 to get

00:36:45.720 healthy,

00:36:46.320 get outside,

00:36:47.520 work on

00:36:47.960 your fitness,

00:36:48.900 and don't

00:36:49.740 drink.

00:36:51.240 A lot

00:36:52.100 of people,

00:36:53.080 a lot

00:36:53.680 of men,

00:36:55.200 like everything

00:36:55.980 from Joe

00:36:56.840 Rogan to

00:36:57.660 the Tate

00:36:58.660 brothers.

00:36:59.700 By the way,

00:37:00.260 the Tates

00:37:00.860 stopped drinking

00:37:01.540 two years

00:37:02.020 ago.

00:37:02.500 Did you

00:37:02.800 know that?

00:37:04.440 They used

00:37:05.000 to sort

00:37:06.340 of revel

00:37:06.860 in having

00:37:07.660 their couple

00:37:08.980 of drinks

00:37:09.480 and feeling

00:37:09.940 good and

00:37:10.380 partying

00:37:10.720 every day,

00:37:12.060 but they've

00:37:12.740 rejected it.

00:37:13.480 Now they're

00:37:13.840 just anti-alcohol.

00:37:14.780 Now,

00:37:16.460 they're just

00:37:16.860 one example,

00:37:18.860 but let me

00:37:19.360 ask you

00:37:19.720 this.

00:37:20.740 Who is

00:37:21.320 a famous

00:37:22.360 female

00:37:23.260 role model

00:37:25.300 who is

00:37:26.940 telling women

00:37:27.580 how to be

00:37:28.000 healthier?

00:37:29.200 I can't

00:37:29.980 think of

00:37:30.280 any.

00:37:30.980 Can you?

00:37:31.780 But it

00:37:32.300 might be

00:37:32.560 I'm not

00:37:32.920 exposed to.

00:37:34.400 Can you

00:37:34.780 think of

00:37:35.080 any female

00:37:36.200 role models

00:37:37.040 who are

00:37:37.800 giving just

00:37:38.360 standard good

00:37:39.460 advice on

00:37:41.200 how to be

00:37:42.120 a healthy

00:37:42.940 female?

00:37:44.500 I don't

00:37:44.860 know of

00:37:45.140 any.

00:37:49.640 Rattled

00:37:50.040 the house.

00:37:50.720 We're

00:37:50.840 getting reports

00:37:51.500 on the

00:37:51.960 earthquake.

00:37:53.040 4.8 in

00:37:54.180 New York.

00:37:54.980 Was it

00:37:55.280 New York

00:37:55.540 City or

00:37:55.960 New York

00:37:56.220 State?

00:37:58.500 Well, I

00:37:59.180 mean,

00:37:59.460 obviously,

00:37:59.980 it'd be

00:38:00.100 both.

00:38:00.820 But is

00:38:01.200 it upstate

00:38:01.880 or is

00:38:02.260 it located

00:38:03.480 anywhere in

00:38:04.080 particular?

00:38:04.400 Where's

00:38:04.660 the center

00:38:07.280 of it?

00:38:09.520 All right.

00:38:09.840 Well, I'll

00:38:10.060 probably see

00:38:10.440 that in the

00:38:10.800 comments.

00:38:12.120 All right.

00:38:14.500 So I'm

00:38:14.960 seeing names

00:38:15.640 of role

00:38:16.980 models that

00:38:18.260 you think

00:38:18.640 are role

00:38:18.980 models.

00:38:19.960 And some

00:38:20.280 of them,

00:38:20.580 let's say

00:38:21.020 Dana Perino

00:38:21.640 is one of

00:38:22.140 the names

00:38:22.400 I saw

00:38:22.740 go by.

00:38:23.500 Definitely

00:38:23.900 a good

00:38:24.200 role model,

00:38:25.060 but not

00:38:25.820 exactly her

00:38:26.500 primary job.

00:38:28.400 Whereas,

00:38:29.460 you know,

00:38:29.720 I mean,

00:38:29.940 she's just

00:38:30.340 somebody that

00:38:31.080 you'd like

00:38:31.440 to emulate.

00:38:32.280 But it's

00:38:32.980 different from

00:38:33.520 a Joe

00:38:33.900 Rogan or

00:38:34.460 Andrew Tate

00:38:35.220 or me

00:38:35.760 or a

00:38:36.400 Sertovich

00:38:36.720 or Jordan

00:38:39.640 Peterson

00:38:40.000 or 20

00:38:41.580 other people

00:38:42.080 you can name

00:38:42.640 without thinking

00:38:43.280 too hard

00:38:43.880 who are

00:38:44.380 all men

00:38:45.100 telling boys

00:38:47.060 how to be

00:38:47.460 better boys.

00:38:48.840 I don't see

00:38:49.820 that happening

00:38:50.360 for women.

00:38:52.300 And I see

00:38:53.100 that the

00:38:53.380 advice that

00:38:54.960 boys are

00:38:55.420 getting

00:38:55.700 seems pretty

00:38:57.340 solid.

00:38:58.560 You know,

00:38:59.140 just about

00:38:59.620 how to be

00:39:00.080 a proper

00:39:00.680 human boy.

00:39:01.980 So I

00:39:04.940 think social

00:39:05.420 media is

00:39:05.800 part of

00:39:06.100 it because

00:39:06.420 I think

00:39:06.780 it harms

00:39:07.420 women and

00:39:08.060 children more

00:39:08.600 than men.

00:39:09.900 And I

00:39:10.260 think that

00:39:10.900 the role

00:39:11.660 model thing

00:39:12.220 is part

00:39:12.640 of it.

00:39:13.740 And maybe

00:39:14.100 there's,

00:39:14.460 you know,

00:39:14.800 10 other

00:39:15.200 things that

00:39:15.660 are in

00:39:15.860 there too.

00:39:17.280 Well,

00:39:17.600 over in

00:39:18.120 Scotland,

00:39:19.040 a country

00:39:19.640 which,

00:39:20.180 as you

00:39:20.400 know,

00:39:20.580 is named

00:39:20.920 after me,

00:39:22.260 Scotland,

00:39:23.640 and

00:39:24.260 they've

00:39:25.920 got this

00:39:26.300 new

00:39:26.600 anti-hate

00:39:27.380 speech

00:39:27.760 crime law

00:39:29.040 where if

00:39:29.440 you say

00:39:29.820 things that

00:39:30.500 somebody

00:39:31.260 decides is

00:39:32.120 hateful,

00:39:32.960 you can

00:39:33.560 go to

00:39:33.900 jail.

00:39:35.820 So the

00:39:36.420 law just

00:39:36.820 kicked in

00:39:37.300 and the

00:39:37.980 first minister

00:39:39.260 named

00:39:39.720 Hunza

00:39:40.880 Hamza

00:39:41.540 Yousef.

00:39:44.100 So he's

00:39:44.620 the one

00:39:44.900 who's the

00:39:45.460 main

00:39:45.800 politician

00:39:47.400 behind it.

00:39:49.240 And

00:39:49.580 first week,

00:39:51.620 not so

00:39:52.020 good for

00:39:52.760 Hamza

00:39:53.680 because

00:39:54.160 most of

00:39:55.080 the complaints

00:39:55.600 were about

00:39:56.040 him and

00:39:57.200 his own

00:39:57.540 hate

00:39:57.740 speech

00:39:58.120 for his

00:39:59.240 anti-white

00:39:59.980 hate

00:40:00.340 speech in

00:40:01.120 which he

00:40:01.480 said there

00:40:02.060 were too

00:40:02.500 many white

00:40:02.960 people in

00:40:04.020 charge in

00:40:04.520 Scotland.

00:40:07.600 Let me

00:40:08.240 say that

00:40:08.520 again.

00:40:10.940 There was

00:40:11.640 a complaint

00:40:12.240 that there

00:40:13.880 are too

00:40:14.220 many white

00:40:14.820 people in

00:40:15.680 charge in

00:40:17.520 Scotland.

00:40:19.980 Scotland.

00:40:21.420 Too many

00:40:21.820 white people

00:40:22.280 in charge.

00:40:24.520 Now,

00:40:25.080 I agree

00:40:27.800 that that's

00:40:28.300 a big

00:40:28.560 problem.

00:40:29.900 Not enough

00:40:30.360 diversity.

00:40:32.300 But,

00:40:32.640 you know,

00:40:33.620 I've got a

00:40:34.040 few African

00:40:34.740 countries that

00:40:36.200 maybe you

00:40:36.580 want to look

00:40:36.940 at a little

00:40:37.300 harder because

00:40:39.140 Africa has

00:40:40.800 got a lot

00:40:41.460 of black

00:40:41.880 leaders in

00:40:42.440 those completely

00:40:43.340 black

00:40:43.740 countries.

00:40:45.440 And let's

00:40:45.900 talk to

00:40:46.240 Japan.

00:40:47.400 Hello,

00:40:47.940 Japan.

00:40:49.260 I'm seeing a

00:40:50.260 lot of

00:40:50.640 Japanese leaders

00:40:51.560 in Japan.

00:40:53.000 China,

00:40:53.600 I'm talking

00:40:53.960 to you.

00:40:55.100 Look at

00:40:55.540 your

00:40:55.720 leadership.

00:40:56.620 Chinese,

00:40:57.080 Chinese,

00:40:57.480 Chinese.

00:40:59.260 And can

00:41:00.880 we take a

00:41:01.500 look at

00:41:01.980 maybe some

00:41:04.020 other Asian

00:41:04.560 countries?

00:41:05.860 Yeah.

00:41:07.600 It's a

00:41:08.280 big,

00:41:08.600 big problem.

00:41:10.340 So,

00:41:10.900 I guess,

00:41:13.560 but that

00:41:14.020 speech by

00:41:14.780 Youssef

00:41:15.800 came in

00:41:17.380 2020 and

00:41:18.380 the law

00:41:19.680 is not

00:41:20.160 retroactive,

00:41:20.920 so he's

00:41:21.220 fine.

00:41:21.460 so that

00:41:23.300 the guy

00:41:24.120 in charge

00:41:24.640 of the

00:41:25.000 hate crime

00:41:25.420 law has

00:41:26.360 received the

00:41:26.940 most hate

00:41:27.440 crime

00:41:27.840 complaints,

00:41:29.500 but it's

00:41:30.200 okay.

00:41:30.560 On a

00:41:31.060 technicality,

00:41:32.480 he's not

00:41:33.580 guilty

00:41:33.960 because of

00:41:35.580 a technicality

00:41:36.640 because it's

00:41:38.120 not retro.

00:41:38.720 It's not

00:41:39.220 anything in the

00:41:40.280 history.

00:41:40.680 It has to

00:41:40.900 happen in

00:41:41.240 modern.

00:41:41.980 And I

00:41:42.340 guess he,

00:41:43.180 this guy

00:41:44.020 turned full

00:41:44.740 anti-white,

00:41:45.720 in my

00:41:46.120 opinion,

00:41:46.960 after the

00:41:47.460 George Floyd

00:41:48.100 situation.

00:41:49.680 let's

00:41:50.640 call that

00:41:51.020 a hoax.

00:41:53.260 Well,

00:41:53.760 here's what

00:41:54.120 I take

00:41:54.660 away from

00:41:55.180 this.

00:41:56.000 Oh,

00:41:56.180 and he

00:41:56.440 also said

00:41:56.940 quite

00:41:57.180 generously

00:41:57.660 that

00:41:58.900 J.K.

00:42:01.540 Rowling's

00:42:02.180 speech,

00:42:02.980 while

00:42:03.540 offensive,

00:42:04.860 did not

00:42:05.320 quite

00:42:05.780 violate

00:42:06.420 the law.

00:42:08.620 That's

00:42:09.160 very

00:42:09.400 generous

00:42:09.840 of him.

00:42:10.480 So,

00:42:10.760 apparently,

00:42:11.580 what qualifies

00:42:12.940 as hate

00:42:13.380 crime is

00:42:15.340 whatever

00:42:15.960 this one

00:42:17.320 guy thinks

00:42:18.120 and a

00:42:19.180 few other

00:42:19.560 people

00:42:19.920 think.

00:42:21.920 So,

00:42:22.620 here's what

00:42:23.420 I say

00:42:23.880 to

00:42:24.280 Hamza

00:42:26.040 Yusef.

00:42:29.220 If you're

00:42:29.940 looking for

00:42:30.400 hate speech,

00:42:31.740 maybe you

00:42:32.360 should look

00:42:32.740 at

00:42:33.040 yourself.

00:42:36.380 Maybe you

00:42:37.100 should look

00:42:37.400 at Yusef

00:42:38.240 instead of

00:42:40.260 looking at

00:42:40.620 us.

00:42:43.580 Is that

00:42:44.240 as bad

00:42:44.600 as I

00:42:44.840 think it

00:42:45.120 is?

00:42:47.020 Hey,

00:42:47.580 Hamas,

00:42:48.120 Hamza,

00:42:49.180 look at

00:42:49.560 Yusef.

00:42:51.820 Okay,

00:42:52.160 that was

00:42:52.480 just for

00:42:52.960 me.

00:42:55.780 Ed

00:42:56.340 Krasenstein,

00:42:57.720 famous

00:42:58.240 Democrat

00:42:58.940 puppet,

00:43:00.920 he's trying

00:43:01.660 to normalize

00:43:02.440 showering

00:43:02.960 with your

00:43:03.360 young

00:43:03.620 daughter.

00:43:10.380 This is

00:43:11.100 the best.

00:43:12.040 This is

00:43:12.720 the best

00:43:13.060 story of

00:43:13.540 the day.

00:43:13.880 As you

00:43:16.000 know,

00:43:17.160 Joe

00:43:17.340 Biden's

00:43:18.180 daughter,

00:43:18.780 Ashley,

00:43:19.260 had a

00:43:19.660 diary in

00:43:20.820 which she

00:43:21.320 said that

00:43:21.920 she had

00:43:22.520 been showering

00:43:23.280 with her

00:43:23.720 dad,

00:43:24.820 maybe at

00:43:26.200 an

00:43:26.800 inappropriately

00:43:28.620 too old

00:43:31.320 age.

00:43:32.340 Now,

00:43:32.900 I don't think

00:43:33.420 anybody's

00:43:33.840 complaining about

00:43:34.580 a dad

00:43:35.100 giving a

00:43:35.780 baby a

00:43:37.920 bath.

00:43:38.200 so we've

00:43:40.520 all got

00:43:40.820 some idea

00:43:41.460 what goes

00:43:42.280 too far.

00:43:44.580 Since I

00:43:46.500 don't know

00:43:46.800 what's

00:43:46.980 really true

00:43:47.700 and it's

00:43:48.880 all hearsay,

00:43:49.820 blah,

00:43:50.020 blah,

00:43:50.160 blah,

00:43:50.400 I don't

00:43:50.980 know what's

00:43:51.320 true.

00:43:52.060 So I'm

00:43:52.360 going to

00:43:52.520 stay away

00:43:52.900 from speculating

00:43:54.360 what really

00:43:54.980 happened.

00:43:55.720 I'll just

00:43:56.040 tell you

00:43:56.340 the things

00:43:56.740 we know.

00:43:58.960 The things

00:43:59.620 we know

00:44:00.120 are that

00:44:00.960 since Joe

00:44:01.600 Biden

00:44:01.960 has to

00:44:03.900 deal with

00:44:04.260 this accusation

00:44:05.120 that he

00:44:05.520 took a

00:44:05.920 shower with

00:44:06.460 his daughter

00:44:06.880 who was

00:44:07.180 a little

00:44:07.420 too old

00:44:07.860 for that

00:44:08.220 sort of

00:44:08.520 thing,

00:44:09.720 Ed

00:44:10.140 Krasenstein

00:44:10.740 has to

00:44:11.140 come out

00:44:11.480 in support

00:44:12.060 of showering

00:44:13.300 with your

00:44:13.820 underage

00:44:14.740 daughter,

00:44:15.460 and he

00:44:15.780 did.

00:44:16.760 He said,

00:44:17.780 oh,

00:44:18.020 all the

00:44:18.340 experts say

00:44:18.920 it's

00:44:19.640 perfectly

00:44:20.120 fine up

00:44:20.740 to a

00:44:20.980 certain

00:44:21.180 age.

00:44:21.580 Now,

00:44:22.120 he does

00:44:22.420 admit

00:44:23.240 that there's

00:44:25.100 definitely

00:44:25.420 an age

00:44:26.060 beyond which

00:44:26.760 it's no

00:44:27.140 longer

00:44:27.380 appropriate,

00:44:28.180 but there

00:44:29.120 might be

00:44:29.480 some

00:44:29.720 difference

00:44:30.080 of opinion

00:44:30.600 about where

00:44:31.060 that age

00:44:31.560 is,

00:44:32.280 and maybe

00:44:32.800 Joe Biden

00:44:33.320 had a

00:44:34.280 more different

00:44:34.780 opinion

00:44:35.080 than other

00:44:35.480 people.

00:44:36.920 So I

00:44:37.860 don't know

00:44:38.160 what's

00:44:38.400 true and

00:44:38.840 what happened,

00:44:39.740 and I

00:44:40.160 certainly

00:44:40.480 don't like

00:44:41.140 the fact

00:44:41.920 that Ashley

00:44:42.540 Biden

00:44:42.860 has to

00:44:43.300 deal with

00:44:43.660 this,

00:44:44.820 because she

00:44:45.400 didn't do

00:44:45.700 anything to

00:44:46.120 anybody.

00:44:47.200 Can we

00:44:47.520 agree?

00:44:48.500 Ashley

00:44:48.920 Biden,

00:44:50.120 as far as

00:44:50.640 we know,

00:44:51.080 didn't do

00:44:52.260 anything bad

00:44:52.760 to anybody,

00:44:53.620 and then

00:44:53.960 she's being

00:44:54.420 dragged,

00:44:55.300 so I'm

00:44:55.820 very uncomfortable

00:44:56.660 dragging her.

00:44:57.780 This is not a

00:44:58.480 story I would

00:44:59.000 have covered,

00:44:59.540 except it's

00:45:00.180 already in the

00:45:01.040 headlines,

00:45:01.620 so it's already

00:45:02.960 out there.

00:45:04.120 But this

00:45:05.420 would be in the

00:45:05.980 category of

00:45:06.900 this is none

00:45:08.580 of my business.

00:45:09.200 So anyway,

00:45:13.160 we don't know

00:45:14.780 what to

00:45:14.980 believe there.

00:45:18.320 Barry

00:45:18.740 Diller was

00:45:19.480 on CNBC

00:45:20.160 talking about

00:45:20.820 the DJT

00:45:22.480 stock,

00:45:23.280 the true

00:45:23.780 social stock,

00:45:25.520 and Barry,

00:45:26.500 who's a big

00:45:27.060 old Democrat,

00:45:28.100 he wants you

00:45:28.660 to know that

00:45:29.920 that is just

00:45:30.540 one, it's a

00:45:31.180 big old scam,

00:45:32.220 and it's like

00:45:32.640 GameStop,

00:45:33.560 and don't the

00:45:34.560 people buying

00:45:35.180 it know that

00:45:35.980 the revenue

00:45:37.080 does not

00:45:37.620 support that

00:45:38.200 valuation.

00:45:41.640 Barry, if I

00:45:43.400 might have a

00:45:43.940 minute to

00:45:44.980 explain to you

00:45:45.680 what's going

00:45:46.120 on.

00:45:47.780 I don't know

00:45:48.640 how many people

00:45:49.280 bought that

00:45:49.780 stock because

00:45:50.900 they thought it

00:45:51.460 was a money

00:45:52.700 making stock

00:45:53.520 based on lots

00:45:54.780 of income.

00:45:56.140 I don't know

00:45:56.880 anybody.

00:45:57.980 I know lots

00:45:58.920 of people who

00:45:59.460 said, you know

00:46:00.200 what, I don't

00:46:00.980 like lawfare,

00:46:02.160 and I'm going

00:46:02.960 to put a

00:46:03.280 thousand dollars

00:46:03.960 behind my

00:46:04.480 opinion.

00:46:05.880 So I'm going

00:46:06.540 to buy some

00:46:07.020 stock that I

00:46:07.940 don't think

00:46:08.300 is necessarily

00:46:09.000 a good

00:46:09.340 investment, but

00:46:10.540 it's going to

00:46:10.900 make Trump

00:46:11.600 rich, and so

00:46:13.100 he can afford

00:46:13.640 to fight the

00:46:14.180 lawfare.

00:46:15.580 That's how I

00:46:16.240 thought of it.

00:46:17.320 Now, I would

00:46:17.860 guess anybody

00:46:19.480 who bought it

00:46:20.240 had some

00:46:21.200 thoughts at

00:46:21.760 least in that

00:46:22.940 direction.

00:46:25.260 Clearly, since

00:46:26.100 there are a lot

00:46:26.500 of people involved,

00:46:27.280 there's always

00:46:27.620 going to be

00:46:27.900 somebody who

00:46:28.380 thinks it's a

00:46:28.960 good investment,

00:46:30.320 or maybe just

00:46:31.520 some people

00:46:32.120 thought it was

00:46:32.480 a good gamble,

00:46:33.800 as in, well,

00:46:34.500 it might go up,

00:46:35.220 I think I'll

00:46:35.560 take a chance.

00:46:36.120 But I would

00:46:37.400 say, far and

00:46:38.520 away, this is

00:46:40.140 not a GameStop

00:46:41.100 situation.

00:46:42.820 GameStop was

00:46:43.780 purely people

00:46:45.680 trying to make

00:46:46.320 some money and

00:46:47.160 play with the

00:46:48.160 other money-making

00:46:49.560 people.

00:46:50.660 This is all

00:46:51.780 about lawfare.

00:46:55.260 If Barry

00:46:56.160 Diller doesn't

00:46:56.720 understand that

00:46:57.320 it's all about

00:46:57.940 lawfare, he's

00:46:59.200 missing the whole

00:46:59.800 story.

00:47:00.680 Do you think he

00:47:01.520 doesn't understand

00:47:02.240 that?

00:47:02.640 Or do you

00:47:03.460 think he

00:47:03.740 doesn't want

00:47:04.220 to say in

00:47:04.620 public, yeah,

00:47:06.280 they're buying

00:47:06.860 it because it's

00:47:07.480 the only defense

00:47:08.380 that people have

00:47:09.360 against lawfare.

00:47:10.960 It's our only

00:47:11.980 defense.

00:47:14.060 Yeah.

00:47:14.520 Buying that

00:47:15.200 stock is your

00:47:16.960 only defense and

00:47:18.900 your only possibility

00:47:19.900 of maybe taking

00:47:21.260 the republic back

00:47:22.260 to a republic,

00:47:23.260 because it's not

00:47:24.580 been a republic

00:47:25.120 for quite a

00:47:25.700 while.

00:47:28.520 Anyway, so we

00:47:29.640 don't know what

00:47:30.140 Barry Diller is

00:47:30.880 thinking, but

00:47:32.600 he's definitely

00:47:34.160 what he says

00:47:35.200 does not cover

00:47:37.800 the whole story.

00:47:40.020 All right,

00:47:40.540 Trump is making

00:47:41.500 some trouble in

00:47:42.440 his usual Trump

00:47:43.300 way, suggesting

00:47:44.740 but without

00:47:45.460 claiming that

00:47:46.720 maybe that white

00:47:47.580 powder that was

00:47:48.380 found at the

00:47:49.320 White House

00:47:49.880 might belong to

00:47:50.720 Joe Biden,

00:47:51.480 because, you

00:47:52.040 know, Joe

00:47:52.440 Biden, when he

00:47:53.040 gave the State

00:47:53.540 of the Union,

00:47:54.220 says Trump was

00:47:55.720 obviously on

00:47:58.820 drugs.

00:47:59.260 Here's what he

00:47:59.600 said.

00:47:59.860 He said,

00:48:00.880 Trump said,

00:48:03.100 I think what

00:48:03.860 happened is that

00:48:04.660 the white stuff

00:48:05.440 that they

00:48:06.080 happened to

00:48:06.460 find, which

00:48:07.440 happened to be

00:48:07.960 cocaine in the

00:48:08.620 White House, I

00:48:09.280 don't know.

00:48:09.980 I think something's

00:48:10.820 going on there,

00:48:11.660 because I watched

00:48:12.500 this State of the

00:48:13.180 Union, and he

00:48:14.440 was all jacked up

00:48:15.400 at the beginning,

00:48:16.280 Trump said.

00:48:17.060 By the end, he

00:48:17.740 was fading fast.

00:48:18.860 There's something

00:48:19.420 going on there.

00:48:20.480 I want a debate,

00:48:21.600 and I think debates

00:48:22.460 with him, at least,

00:48:23.760 should be drug

00:48:24.440 tested.

00:48:25.160 I want a drug

00:48:25.760 test.

00:48:26.140 Now, do you

00:48:29.480 think that ends

00:48:30.860 the debate about

00:48:31.880 whether Trump

00:48:32.500 himself is on

00:48:33.340 Adderall?

00:48:34.800 No, because, I

00:48:36.380 mean, he's just

00:48:36.780 calling his bluff.

00:48:37.580 There's not going

00:48:38.020 to be any drug

00:48:38.500 tests before

00:48:39.080 debate.

00:48:39.940 So if Trump is

00:48:40.800 also on Adderall,

00:48:42.120 which people have

00:48:43.040 been saying forever,

00:48:44.020 and I don't have

00:48:44.620 any personal

00:48:45.280 information one

00:48:45.980 way or the

00:48:46.360 other, but it's

00:48:47.500 legal.

00:48:48.820 If either of them

00:48:49.760 are on Adderall,

00:48:51.200 and it's helping

00:48:51.840 them, completely

00:48:54.360 legal, I don't

00:48:55.940 have an opinion

00:48:56.440 about that, but

00:48:57.680 it would be

00:48:59.140 fascinating to

00:48:59.880 drug test them.

00:49:00.800 It just won't

00:49:01.280 happen.

00:49:02.300 But it is a

00:49:03.320 classic Trump

00:49:05.720 crap talking,

00:49:07.360 because it makes

00:49:08.600 you think about

00:49:09.180 it.

00:49:09.880 It's really just

00:49:10.720 about making you

00:49:11.580 think about it.

00:49:12.520 It has nothing

00:49:13.080 to do with whether

00:49:13.780 it's real or not.

00:49:15.260 And did he make

00:49:15.900 you think about

00:49:16.480 it?

00:49:16.980 Yeah, he did.

00:49:18.920 Another successful

00:49:19.980 persuasion phase.

00:49:22.040 Another hilarious

00:49:24.940 story.

00:49:26.260 So the Georgia

00:49:27.200 Assembly, they

00:49:28.900 had just voted

00:49:29.620 that they're going

00:49:30.940 to increase the

00:49:32.000 election security

00:49:33.120 substantially.

00:49:34.940 The election

00:49:36.040 security.

00:49:37.600 They're just

00:49:38.720 voting to

00:49:40.240 substantially

00:49:40.840 improve it.

00:49:43.400 Huh.

00:49:44.960 Why would you

00:49:46.100 need to

00:49:46.560 substantially

00:49:47.300 improve your

00:49:49.160 election security

00:49:50.240 when we're

00:49:51.440 100% sure

00:49:52.680 that 2020

00:49:54.440 had no

00:49:55.260 rigging?

00:49:56.400 I mean, if you

00:49:57.000 can be 100%

00:49:58.100 sure with the

00:49:59.860 existing system,

00:50:01.140 what would be

00:50:02.080 the point of

00:50:02.640 increasing security

00:50:03.620 from 100%

00:50:04.560 sure?

00:50:05.640 Huh.

00:50:06.780 You know, it's

00:50:07.560 almost as if

00:50:08.960 this is the

00:50:10.340 clearest

00:50:10.880 confirming signal

00:50:12.360 that we've never

00:50:13.820 had an election

00:50:14.520 where we could

00:50:15.220 entirely tell

00:50:16.280 who won.

00:50:16.780 because if you

00:50:19.120 could know who

00:50:19.720 won with

00:50:20.260 certainty, you

00:50:21.840 wouldn't need to

00:50:22.640 tighten the

00:50:23.100 election security,

00:50:24.180 would you?

00:50:25.540 Or is this

00:50:26.340 really a

00:50:27.080 confession that

00:50:28.440 there was no

00:50:28.920 way to know

00:50:29.360 who won the

00:50:29.900 last election?

00:50:33.940 Let me give you

00:50:34.680 some examples.

00:50:35.560 You're going to

00:50:35.820 add visible

00:50:36.440 watermark to

00:50:38.180 the ballots.

00:50:39.080 So if you saw

00:50:39.740 a ballot, you

00:50:40.280 would know for

00:50:40.800 sure if it was

00:50:41.440 an official one

00:50:42.220 or a fake

00:50:42.720 one.

00:50:43.860 Now, why

00:50:44.600 would that be

00:50:45.260 necessary?

00:50:46.900 Why would

00:50:47.580 you even need

00:50:48.100 to do that?

00:50:49.760 Unless it

00:50:51.640 was possible

00:50:52.520 to have fake

00:50:54.600 ballots without

00:50:56.160 being detected.

00:50:57.920 Because otherwise

00:50:58.640 you wouldn't need

00:50:59.160 it, would you?

00:51:00.040 Well, what would

00:51:00.660 be the point of

00:51:01.220 a watermark if

00:51:02.940 you knew the

00:51:03.540 real ones from

00:51:04.380 the fake ones?

00:51:05.760 Huh.

00:51:06.360 It seems like

00:51:07.060 you're fixing

00:51:07.580 something that

00:51:08.940 you swore up

00:51:10.120 and down didn't

00:51:11.580 need to be

00:51:12.080 fixed.

00:51:12.540 Yes.

00:51:17.800 All right.

00:51:18.460 So see, what

00:51:20.060 else does it

00:51:20.560 do?

00:51:23.720 There's a whole

00:51:24.580 bunch of other

00:51:25.040 things.

00:51:25.340 So that wasn't

00:51:25.860 the only thing,

00:51:26.380 but there are a

00:51:26.620 whole bunch of

00:51:26.980 other changes.

00:51:27.980 Now, here's what

00:51:28.540 I conclude.

00:51:29.680 Two conclusions.

00:51:31.280 Number one, you

00:51:32.180 don't beef up an

00:51:33.000 election this

00:51:33.980 aggressively.

00:51:35.200 You know, if it

00:51:35.680 had been one

00:51:36.240 little tweak,

00:51:37.580 you'd say, oh,

00:51:38.580 that's just normal

00:51:39.380 tweaking.

00:51:39.820 But this is a

00:51:41.200 pretty aggressive

00:51:42.440 overhaul of

00:51:43.480 their security.

00:51:44.620 You don't do an

00:51:45.620 aggressive overhaul

00:51:46.620 of your security

00:51:47.340 unless you know

00:51:47.920 there's a problem.

00:51:49.220 Period.

00:51:50.400 There's no

00:51:51.080 situation where

00:51:52.360 you do this

00:51:52.860 much work to

00:51:53.780 solve no

00:51:54.280 problem at all.

00:51:55.560 Of course,

00:51:56.060 there's a

00:51:56.280 problem.

00:51:57.260 And of course,

00:51:57.760 we don't know

00:51:58.200 who won in

00:51:58.720 2020.

00:52:00.300 And apparently,

00:52:02.340 the Democrats

00:52:02.800 in Georgia

00:52:03.380 tried hard to

00:52:04.280 not improve

00:52:05.020 the election

00:52:05.480 security.

00:52:06.560 So the

00:52:07.240 Democrats were

00:52:07.940 voting against

00:52:09.020 improving

00:52:11.160 security.

00:52:13.000 What would

00:52:13.660 be the

00:52:13.980 reason for

00:52:14.400 that?

00:52:15.560 Now, they

00:52:16.140 probably say

00:52:16.660 something like,

00:52:17.280 well, it's

00:52:17.740 going to

00:52:18.000 discourage

00:52:18.720 minorities from

00:52:21.140 voting.

00:52:22.280 Really?

00:52:23.140 Do you think

00:52:23.760 adding a

00:52:24.300 watermark to

00:52:25.160 the ballot

00:52:25.640 is going to

00:52:26.260 discourage

00:52:26.880 minorities from

00:52:27.780 voting?

00:52:28.740 Because if it

00:52:29.520 does, I

00:52:30.620 hope so,

00:52:31.440 because it

00:52:32.240 means that they

00:52:32.840 would not be

00:52:33.460 discouraged if

00:52:34.300 it was a

00:52:34.700 fake ballot,

00:52:35.620 but if it's a

00:52:36.360 real ballot,

00:52:37.680 they'd be

00:52:38.100 discouraged.

00:52:39.020 What kind

00:52:40.160 of message

00:52:40.520 are you

00:52:40.740 sending

00:52:40.960 here?

00:52:43.700 So there

00:52:44.440 is not

00:52:44.860 proof that

00:52:46.260 the election

00:52:46.820 was rigged.

00:52:47.880 There's proof

00:52:48.780 that the

00:52:49.100 people in

00:52:49.500 charge believe

00:52:50.260 you can't

00:52:50.820 tell.

00:52:51.720 They just

00:52:52.300 proved it.

00:52:53.080 They believe

00:52:53.760 that you

00:52:54.000 can't tell

00:52:54.500 if it was

00:52:54.800 real.

00:52:55.840 And they've

00:52:58.100 also proven

00:52:58.720 that Democrats

00:52:59.380 don't want an

00:53:00.420 election that

00:53:01.100 can be

00:53:01.480 audited.

00:53:03.200 That's now

00:53:03.960 proven.

00:53:05.100 Because if

00:53:05.880 the Democrats

00:53:06.920 had said,

00:53:07.360 hey, we're

00:53:08.460 going to

00:53:08.640 call you

00:53:09.000 a bluff.

00:53:10.100 Not only

00:53:10.700 have all

00:53:11.140 of our

00:53:11.500 elections

00:53:11.880 been fair,

00:53:13.100 but they'll

00:53:13.520 be fair in

00:53:14.000 the future.

00:53:15.040 And if

00:53:15.300 you Republicans

00:53:16.320 want to

00:53:16.880 waste a

00:53:17.340 little time

00:53:17.760 and money

00:53:18.200 adding

00:53:19.040 watermarks

00:53:19.940 and these

00:53:20.280 little things

00:53:20.760 you're going

00:53:21.060 to do,

00:53:22.120 then we'll

00:53:22.600 do that

00:53:22.940 just to

00:53:23.280 humor you

00:53:23.780 and to

00:53:24.740 prove that

00:53:25.260 there were

00:53:26.700 always good

00:53:27.100 elections.

00:53:27.700 Because watch,

00:53:28.500 you'll fix

00:53:29.000 all the

00:53:29.320 security,

00:53:30.680 and once

00:53:31.760 again,

00:53:32.040 you'll get

00:53:32.320 the same

00:53:32.660 results.

00:53:33.000 So yeah,

00:53:34.120 we'll vote

00:53:34.660 for this.

00:53:36.920 But no,

00:53:38.220 the Democrats

00:53:38.860 voted against

00:53:39.900 having better

00:53:40.880 election security.

00:53:44.040 That's a real

00:53:44.880 thing that

00:53:45.240 happened.

00:53:46.180 So that

00:53:46.940 concludes that

00:53:48.100 they know

00:53:48.560 that bad

00:53:49.140 election security

00:53:49.980 works in

00:53:50.460 their favor.

00:53:51.700 There's no

00:53:52.160 other reason

00:53:52.660 you vote

00:53:53.020 against it.

00:53:54.300 So now we

00:53:55.240 have conclusive

00:53:56.540 proof,

00:53:57.380 not that the

00:53:58.480 election was

00:53:59.040 ever rigged.

00:53:59.960 We don't

00:54:00.400 have that,

00:54:00.960 at least

00:54:02.360 to my

00:54:02.680 satisfaction.

00:54:03.380 A lot

00:54:03.560 of people

00:54:03.820 claim they

00:54:04.300 have it,

00:54:04.640 but not

00:54:04.900 to mine.

00:54:07.260 But we

00:54:08.240 do know

00:54:08.640 that the

00:54:09.080 people in

00:54:09.540 charge didn't

00:54:10.020 know if it

00:54:10.440 was real,

00:54:11.100 and we

00:54:11.940 do know

00:54:12.300 that the

00:54:12.620 Democrats

00:54:13.020 don't want

00:54:13.540 it to

00:54:13.980 be real.

00:54:16.080 That's

00:54:16.520 everything

00:54:16.900 you need

00:54:17.320 to know.

00:54:18.240 You don't

00:54:18.840 even need

00:54:19.360 to know

00:54:19.760 if the

00:54:20.100 election

00:54:20.360 was rigged.

00:54:21.480 This is

00:54:22.060 everything

00:54:22.520 you need

00:54:22.980 to know.

00:54:24.100 So

00:54:24.500 finally,

00:54:25.640 finally,

00:54:26.900 I know

00:54:27.300 what's going

00:54:27.760 on.

00:54:29.460 Right?

00:54:29.900 Now,

00:54:31.000 as I

00:54:31.220 pointed out,

00:54:32.200 who's doing

00:54:32.720 the audit

00:54:33.300 in the

00:54:34.020 post office?

00:54:35.640 Do you

00:54:35.840 remember the

00:54:36.180 story of

00:54:36.580 the guy

00:54:36.960 who threw

00:54:38.160 away all

00:54:38.560 the mail?

00:54:39.860 Now,

00:54:40.180 including

00:54:40.680 99 ballots,

00:54:42.260 but he

00:54:42.620 wasn't a

00:54:43.360 political

00:54:43.720 operative.

00:54:44.420 He was

00:54:44.620 just a

00:54:44.960 lazy mailman

00:54:45.680 in New

00:54:46.480 Jersey.

00:54:46.880 He was

00:54:47.060 just throwing

00:54:47.440 away all

00:54:47.780 the mail.

00:54:48.660 But they

00:54:49.180 found 99

00:54:49.820 ballots that

00:54:50.520 never got

00:54:50.900 delivered.

00:54:51.820 Now,

00:54:52.240 obviously,

00:54:52.780 not enough

00:54:53.160 to change

00:54:53.600 an election.

00:54:54.860 But here's

00:54:55.380 my question.

00:54:56.720 Where in the

00:54:57.380 reporting did

00:54:58.040 they tell you

00:54:58.560 how they

00:54:59.080 knew,

00:54:59.440 that he

00:55:01.200 threw away

00:55:01.620 99

00:55:02.080 ballots?

00:55:04.240 Do you

00:55:04.820 know how

00:55:05.060 they knew?

00:55:06.220 They

00:55:06.740 found them.

00:55:09.460 Do you

00:55:10.040 see the

00:55:10.300 problem?

00:55:11.720 How did

00:55:12.380 they not

00:55:12.840 know

00:55:13.080 automatically?

00:55:14.980 How did

00:55:15.560 the process

00:55:16.260 not discover

00:55:17.940 that somebody

00:55:19.120 thought they

00:55:19.640 mailed a

00:55:20.060 ballot but

00:55:20.500 never voted?

00:55:22.100 Is our

00:55:22.820 process so

00:55:24.020 full of

00:55:24.560 holes that

00:55:25.920 every mailman

00:55:26.780 who knows

00:55:27.240 he's working

00:55:27.680 in that

00:55:28.020 red district

00:55:28.760 can simply

00:55:29.940 throw away

00:55:30.480 the ballots

00:55:31.080 and knowing

00:55:31.980 that they

00:55:32.980 will have

00:55:33.440 rigged the

00:55:34.060 vote in

00:55:34.480 their own

00:55:34.780 little way?

00:55:35.800 In other

00:55:36.080 words,

00:55:37.020 do you

00:55:37.360 even need

00:55:37.880 to coordinate?

00:55:39.560 If the

00:55:40.200 people picking

00:55:40.740 up the

00:55:41.040 ballots know

00:55:41.540 exactly that

00:55:43.160 these are

00:55:43.540 almost certainly

00:55:44.220 Republican

00:55:44.760 votes,

00:55:45.560 what would

00:55:46.380 stop them

00:55:46.820 from throwing

00:55:47.260 them away?

00:55:48.420 Well,

00:55:48.680 one thing

00:55:49.040 that would

00:55:49.260 stop them

00:55:49.800 would be if

00:55:50.880 the mail

00:55:51.280 people are

00:55:52.020 objective,

00:55:53.020 just employees,

00:55:54.280 and they're

00:55:54.840 not in the

00:55:55.360 bag for one

00:55:56.160 side or

00:55:56.540 another.

00:55:57.980 Did you

00:55:58.300 know that

00:55:58.640 the Postal

00:55:59.180 Union endorsed

00:56:00.860 Biden?

00:56:02.300 That's right.

00:56:03.340 The people

00:56:03.860 who are

00:56:04.260 holding your

00:56:04.900 ballot with

00:56:06.020 no security

00:56:06.800 and can

00:56:07.920 simply throw

00:56:08.540 it away,

00:56:09.060 as far as

00:56:09.680 I can tell,

00:56:10.720 they can

00:56:10.940 just throw

00:56:11.240 it away.

00:56:13.260 They're

00:56:13.780 Biden

00:56:14.060 supporters.

00:56:15.640 So Biden

00:56:16.120 supporters are

00:56:16.940 the only

00:56:17.380 control on

00:56:18.520 whether the

00:56:18.980 election is

00:56:19.560 fair, like

00:56:20.400 it's in

00:56:20.720 their hands,

00:56:21.620 literally in

00:56:22.060 their hands,

00:56:22.900 actually their

00:56:23.460 hands, and

00:56:25.260 they can

00:56:25.560 simply do

00:56:26.020 this.

00:56:26.960 I'd like to

00:56:27.600 give you a

00:56:27.980 demonstration of

00:56:30.400 how terribly,

00:56:31.400 terribly difficult

00:56:32.100 it would be

00:56:32.860 for the

00:56:34.360 mail people

00:56:35.020 just acting

00:56:35.620 independently or

00:56:36.780 talking among

00:56:37.400 themselves to

00:56:38.600 throw an

00:56:39.020 election in a

00:56:39.820 certain city.

00:56:41.100 All right?

00:56:41.800 I'd like to

00:56:42.560 show you the

00:56:43.680 entire difficulty

00:56:44.720 involved.

00:56:47.080 We'll say this

00:56:47.940 folded piece of

00:56:48.680 paper is a

00:56:49.300 ballot that they

00:56:51.720 collected from

00:56:52.420 one of the

00:56:52.740 mailboxes.

00:56:53.380 Now I want

00:56:54.220 to show you

00:56:54.600 the complexity

00:56:55.420 involved.

00:56:58.420 Watch

00:56:58.820 carefully.

00:56:59.860 I don't

00:57:00.120 want to have

00:57:00.400 to do this

00:57:00.800 again.

00:57:02.880 This is going

00:57:03.440 to be very

00:57:03.740 complicated.

00:57:04.660 Watch.

00:57:07.740 Did you get

00:57:08.380 that?

00:57:10.220 Everybody

00:57:10.640 get the

00:57:11.860 complexity of

00:57:12.640 how hard it

00:57:13.100 is to cheat?

00:57:14.540 It was pretty

00:57:15.180 hard, wasn't

00:57:15.660 it?

00:57:16.320 I just held

00:57:17.200 it over a

00:57:17.940 garbage

00:57:18.340 receptacle,

00:57:19.680 and then

00:57:20.080 what?

00:57:20.980 These two

00:57:21.560 fingers?

00:57:22.160 In case you

00:57:22.600 want to do

00:57:22.920 it at home.

00:57:23.380 If you want

00:57:23.780 to reproduce

00:57:24.180 it, I

00:57:24.880 was holding

00:57:25.220 it between

00:57:25.540 these two

00:57:25.980 fingers, and

00:57:27.160 I put the

00:57:27.660 hand over

00:57:28.400 a receptacle,

00:57:29.620 and then I

00:57:30.480 did this.

00:57:30.980 Watch.

00:57:32.760 These two

00:57:33.420 fingers, they

00:57:33.920 come apart, and

00:57:35.680 that will cause

00:57:36.500 a gravity

00:57:37.500 effect that

00:57:38.820 will take the

00:57:39.360 ballot, and

00:57:40.000 it will travel

00:57:40.560 into a garbage

00:57:41.480 receptacle, instead

00:57:43.240 of going to

00:57:44.740 its destination.

00:57:46.420 Now if that

00:57:47.200 was too

00:57:47.580 difficult, I

00:57:48.680 would recommend

00:57:49.120 that you play

00:57:49.780 this back as

00:57:51.440 many times as

00:57:52.100 you need.

00:57:52.400 And I

00:57:52.740 could also

00:57:53.140 consult, if

00:57:54.540 you'd like.

00:57:55.620 I would be

00:57:56.360 an expensive

00:57:57.020 consultant to

00:57:58.740 tell you how

00:57:59.280 difficult it

00:57:59.900 would be to

00:58:00.320 rig an

00:58:00.700 election.

00:58:02.120 You want to

00:58:02.440 see it again?

00:58:03.000 Watch.

00:58:05.800 Watch carefully.

00:58:07.600 Fingers,

00:58:08.260 fingers.

00:58:09.680 Gravity,

00:58:10.440 gravity.

00:58:11.060 And now?

00:58:13.400 Yeah.

00:58:13.560 best demonstration

00:58:16.400 you'll see

00:58:16.820 today?

00:58:18.660 Well,

00:58:19.560 Tucker Carlson

00:58:20.400 asked the

00:58:21.420 question,

00:58:22.780 hey, talk to

00:58:23.480 your political

00:58:24.580 representative,

00:58:25.900 and ask your

00:58:26.500 representative how

00:58:27.260 many people died

00:58:28.360 in Ukraine,

00:58:29.440 just to give you

00:58:30.620 some context on

00:58:31.640 the question,

00:58:32.900 should we be

00:58:33.620 funding Ukraine?

00:58:36.520 And do you know

00:58:37.360 what they will

00:58:37.720 say?

00:58:39.000 I don't know.

00:58:39.840 And do you

00:58:41.900 know what I

00:58:42.280 would say?

00:58:44.000 I don't know

00:58:44.740 either.

00:58:46.380 Why is it I

00:58:47.160 don't know that?

00:58:48.160 I follow the

00:58:48.960 news every day.

00:58:50.220 Why don't I

00:58:50.860 know how many

00:58:51.280 people Hamas

00:58:54.120 says died.

00:58:55.580 We don't believe

00:58:56.100 it, but we

00:58:56.680 know the number.

00:58:59.420 Why don't we

00:59:00.100 know even the

00:59:01.100 number?

00:59:02.360 Like, I don't

00:59:02.920 even have a

00:59:03.680 range.

00:59:05.840 Is it more

00:59:07.620 than half a

00:59:08.340 million?

00:59:08.580 Is it more

00:59:10.840 than a million?

00:59:12.800 Is it three

00:59:14.600 million?

00:59:16.000 I have no

00:59:16.760 idea.

00:59:18.340 I follow the

00:59:19.380 story every

00:59:20.200 single day,

00:59:21.160 seven days a

00:59:21.800 week.

00:59:22.400 The most

00:59:23.220 important thing

00:59:23.840 you need to

00:59:24.220 know is how

00:59:24.780 many Ukrainians

00:59:25.580 have been

00:59:25.880 killed.

00:59:26.940 Am I right?

00:59:27.940 It's the

00:59:28.380 number one

00:59:28.820 thing.

00:59:29.940 There's nothing

00:59:30.620 more important

00:59:31.120 than that to

00:59:32.520 understand, you

00:59:33.600 know, what's

00:59:33.980 going on.

00:59:34.880 I mean, you

00:59:35.500 want to know

00:59:35.840 in relationship

00:59:36.620 to how many

00:59:37.160 Russians died.

00:59:37.820 But you

00:59:39.040 also need to

00:59:39.560 know how

00:59:40.160 many are

00:59:40.400 left.

00:59:43.180 So Thomas

00:59:44.960 Massey

00:59:45.440 confirmed that.

00:59:46.460 He says the

00:59:47.100 people voting

00:59:47.680 for these

00:59:48.120 things have

00:59:48.580 no idea

00:59:49.140 even what's

00:59:49.740 happening, and

00:59:50.840 we're going to

00:59:51.160 give our

00:59:51.440 money to that.

00:59:52.780 Great.

00:59:55.580 Terrific.

00:59:56.060 All right.

00:59:58.400 Well, so you

00:59:59.460 saw that

00:59:59.900 Tony Blinken

01:00:00.700 said, I

01:00:01.720 think it was

01:00:02.000 yesterday, that

01:00:03.280 Ukraine will

01:00:04.460 join NATO.

01:00:06.020 I'm thinking

01:00:06.840 that's fake

01:00:07.500 news, but

01:00:10.540 there might be

01:00:11.000 an update that

01:00:11.660 you can talk me

01:00:12.300 out of it.

01:00:13.000 Here's why I

01:00:13.480 think it's

01:00:13.740 fake news.

01:00:14.400 It's not fake

01:00:15.120 news that he

01:00:15.560 said it.

01:00:16.060 He very much

01:00:17.000 did say it.

01:00:18.520 But here's the

01:00:19.840 part that might

01:00:20.400 be fake.

01:00:20.900 Senate has

01:00:23.520 to approve

01:00:23.940 it.

01:00:24.920 Is the

01:00:25.340 Senate going

01:00:25.740 to approve

01:00:26.120 a NATO,

01:00:27.900 joining NATO

01:00:29.240 when that

01:00:30.000 would trigger

01:00:30.660 nuclear war

01:00:31.580 with Russia?

01:00:32.840 Does anybody

01:00:33.620 believe that

01:00:34.240 our Senate

01:00:34.620 would vote

01:00:35.040 for that?

01:00:38.140 That's not

01:00:38.740 going to

01:00:38.900 happen, right?

01:00:39.900 Is there

01:00:40.380 somebody who

01:00:40.740 knows more

01:00:41.120 than I do

01:00:41.620 that can

01:00:42.040 confirm that

01:00:42.820 that it's

01:00:43.160 never going

01:00:43.520 to happen

01:00:43.860 because the

01:00:44.420 Senate will

01:00:44.800 never allow

01:00:45.280 it?

01:00:46.920 So here's

01:00:47.600 what I

01:00:47.800 think.

01:00:49.420 There are a

01:00:50.000 few ways to

01:00:50.720 interpret this.

01:00:51.960 One is it's

01:00:52.840 no change

01:00:53.440 at all.

01:00:55.140 So one is

01:00:55.680 it's no

01:00:56.020 news at

01:00:56.400 all because

01:00:57.420 they've been

01:00:57.940 talking,

01:00:58.620 the administration

01:00:59.260 and Ukraine

01:00:59.980 have been

01:01:00.420 talking forever

01:01:01.140 about it

01:01:02.320 would be

01:01:02.640 their preference

01:01:03.500 that someday

01:01:04.940 under the

01:01:06.380 right set of

01:01:07.260 circumstances

01:01:07.940 Ukraine would

01:01:09.220 join NATO.

01:01:11.400 But the way

01:01:12.220 Blinken said

01:01:13.140 it, it sounded

01:01:13.760 like it was

01:01:14.240 going to happen

01:01:14.660 this week.

01:01:15.540 But he

01:01:16.080 didn't say

01:01:16.420 that.

01:01:17.440 So is it

01:01:17.900 a real

01:01:18.160 story?

01:01:19.660 I don't

01:01:20.240 think it's

01:01:20.540 a real

01:01:20.760 story.

01:01:21.940 I think

01:01:22.340 it's simply

01:01:22.780 restating what

01:01:23.640 they've always

01:01:24.120 said, that

01:01:25.540 in their

01:01:26.200 perfect world

01:01:26.980 that doesn't

01:01:27.440 exist, they

01:01:28.080 would join

01:01:28.420 NATO.

01:01:29.400 The other

01:01:30.000 thing it

01:01:30.340 could be is

01:01:31.080 a negotiating

01:01:31.960 ploy.

01:01:33.380 Because one

01:01:34.080 of the things

01:01:34.400 that Putin

01:01:34.820 would ask

01:01:35.220 for, should

01:01:35.760 he negotiate,

01:01:36.680 and we think

01:01:37.140 he will at

01:01:37.620 some point,

01:01:38.700 would be,

01:01:39.620 all right, I

01:01:40.960 will do this

01:01:41.600 if you do

01:01:42.060 that.

01:01:43.180 And what

01:01:43.540 he would

01:01:44.340 ask for is

01:01:45.460 Ukraine not

01:01:46.120 to join NATO.

01:01:46.740 So that

01:01:48.140 would be

01:01:48.580 the main

01:01:49.240 thing you'd

01:01:49.620 ask for.

01:01:52.100 They can

01:01:52.740 take that

01:01:53.140 off the

01:01:53.460 table by

01:01:54.420 having Ukraine

01:01:55.060 join NATO.

01:01:56.160 Because there's

01:01:56.840 no chance

01:01:57.400 that once they

01:01:57.860 join, they're

01:01:58.360 going to

01:01:58.560 unjoin.

01:01:59.600 So it

01:02:00.140 basically takes

01:02:00.800 it off the

01:02:01.180 table.

01:02:02.460 So Russia,

01:02:03.580 by not

01:02:04.460 agreeing to

01:02:06.160 go to the

01:02:06.520 negotiating

01:02:06.980 table, is

01:02:08.220 going to

01:02:08.480 watch their

01:02:08.980 biggest chip

01:02:09.720 being taken

01:02:10.500 off the

01:02:10.860 table.

01:02:11.120 Now, I

01:02:13.160 gotta tell

01:02:13.640 you, if

01:02:14.460 I'm being

01:02:14.880 fair, if

01:02:16.780 Trump had

01:02:17.380 done this,

01:02:18.520 I would

01:02:19.820 think it

01:02:20.160 was clever.

01:02:22.480 So I'm

01:02:23.200 not gonna

01:02:23.600 criticize

01:02:24.700 Blinken

01:02:25.860 yet.

01:02:28.080 It could

01:02:28.780 be it's

01:02:29.120 just some

01:02:29.440 kind of

01:02:29.760 monumental

01:02:30.380 mistake.

01:02:31.580 But the

01:02:32.200 other possibility

01:02:32.860 is it's

01:02:33.440 just negotiating.

01:02:34.820 And if it's

01:02:35.560 just negotiating,

01:02:36.500 it's not

01:02:36.880 too bad.

01:02:38.400 Because it

01:02:39.060 makes it

01:02:39.400 look like

01:02:39.760 Putin better

01:02:40.280 hurry,

01:02:40.720 and make

01:02:41.380 a deal,

01:02:42.320 or Ukraine

01:02:42.940 is definitely

01:02:43.480 gonna be in

01:02:43.920 NATO.

01:02:45.960 So if the

01:02:46.620 only thing

01:02:46.960 Blinken was

01:02:47.520 doing was

01:02:48.020 sending a

01:02:48.420 message to

01:02:49.020 Russia, that

01:02:50.280 if they keep

01:02:50.700 doing what

01:02:51.080 they're doing,

01:02:51.680 things are

01:02:52.160 gonna get worse

01:02:52.860 for them

01:02:53.240 instead of

01:02:53.640 better,

01:02:54.460 that's just

01:02:54.940 negotiating.

01:02:56.320 And that's

01:02:56.660 actually not

01:02:57.120 that bad.

01:02:58.720 The other

01:02:59.380 possibility,

01:03:00.740 which is the

01:03:01.800 scary one,

01:03:03.020 is that

01:03:03.760 NATO and

01:03:05.380 Blinken and

01:03:06.080 everybody who

01:03:06.620 matters saw

01:03:08.120 the interview,

01:03:08.840 I think it

01:03:09.160 was with

01:03:09.420 Tucker,

01:03:09.700 in which

01:03:10.860 Putin said

01:03:11.680 he would

01:03:13.340 never get

01:03:13.720 in a war

01:03:14.040 with NATO

01:03:14.600 because NATO

01:03:16.120 is funded

01:03:16.840 at like 10

01:03:17.460 times or

01:03:17.980 whatever the

01:03:18.380 number is

01:03:18.900 of Russia,

01:03:20.660 and that

01:03:21.040 there's no

01:03:21.460 comparison

01:03:22.040 between the

01:03:23.400 military power

01:03:24.120 of NATO

01:03:24.540 and Russia,

01:03:25.240 and it

01:03:25.500 wouldn't be a

01:03:25.900 fair fight,

01:03:26.480 and he's

01:03:26.840 never gonna get

01:03:27.400 into a fight

01:03:27.800 he can't win.

01:03:29.860 Paraphrasing,

01:03:30.380 but that's

01:03:30.660 basically what

01:03:31.220 Putin said.

01:03:32.120 Now Putin

01:03:32.500 said that

01:03:32.920 out loud,

01:03:33.500 and we

01:03:34.820 know him

01:03:35.260 to be a

01:03:36.000 fairly

01:03:36.280 rational

01:03:36.820 player.

01:03:38.300 Could it

01:03:38.940 be that

01:03:40.360 the NATO

01:03:41.380 people said

01:03:42.060 there it

01:03:42.560 is,

01:03:43.140 we can

01:03:44.000 have

01:03:44.220 anything

01:03:44.560 we want,

01:03:45.740 we just

01:03:46.760 have to

01:03:47.100 tell him

01:03:47.440 we're gonna

01:03:47.700 take it,

01:03:48.360 and he's

01:03:48.900 not gonna

01:03:49.260 want to

01:03:49.860 fight us.

01:03:51.640 So it

01:03:52.300 could be

01:03:52.860 that NATO

01:03:53.760 just figured

01:03:54.340 they have a

01:03:54.800 10 to 1

01:03:55.260 advantage,

01:03:55.980 it is a

01:03:56.780 risk of

01:03:57.160 nuclear war,

01:03:58.340 but that

01:03:59.040 Putin is

01:03:59.480 too rational

01:04:00.040 to do

01:04:00.460 something that

01:04:00.940 would definitely

01:04:01.560 destroy Russia

01:04:02.580 as well as

01:04:03.340 everybody else.

01:04:04.820 So is

01:04:05.580 Putin crazy?

01:04:06.960 No.

01:04:07.740 There's no

01:04:08.120 indication he's

01:04:08.720 crazy at all.

01:04:09.960 Would he

01:04:10.500 launch a

01:04:11.160 nuclear war

01:04:11.840 because Ukraine

01:04:12.820 joined NATO?

01:04:14.440 Well,

01:04:15.060 that's only

01:04:15.500 something a

01:04:16.020 crazy person

01:04:16.680 would do.

01:04:18.160 So if

01:04:18.740 NATO is

01:04:19.940 making this

01:04:20.460 calculated

01:04:21.040 risk,

01:04:22.040 that there's

01:04:23.060 no way he's

01:04:23.640 gonna attack

01:04:25.000 NATO,

01:04:25.720 and that

01:04:26.200 turning Ukraine

01:04:27.680 into a NATO

01:04:28.400 member would

01:04:29.820 allow you to

01:04:30.440 negotiate the

01:04:31.260 best deal you

01:04:31.920 could get

01:04:32.400 for the

01:04:33.000 occupied part

01:04:34.260 of Ukraine.

01:04:36.840 So I'm a

01:04:37.640 little bit

01:04:38.120 on defense

01:04:39.220 on this one,

01:04:40.200 and the

01:04:41.320 test that I

01:04:42.300 used is if

01:04:43.560 I'd heard that

01:04:44.220 Trump did it,

01:04:45.640 how would I

01:04:46.200 interpret it?

01:04:47.320 Like would I

01:04:47.880 give Trump

01:04:48.280 the friendly

01:04:48.800 interpretation,

01:04:50.140 but I would

01:04:50.580 give Blinken

01:04:51.200 the, you know,

01:04:52.120 damn it,

01:04:52.520 you made a

01:04:52.900 mistake

01:04:53.220 interpretation?

01:04:54.300 I'm trying

01:04:54.840 not to do

01:04:55.300 that.

01:04:56.540 I'm trying to

01:04:57.280 say, all

01:04:57.720 right, if this

01:04:59.140 had been someone

01:04:59.680 else, how would I

01:05:00.380 interpret this?

01:05:01.100 And I'm

01:05:02.620 gonna give, I'm

01:05:03.460 gonna be a

01:05:03.860 little bit

01:05:04.200 generous here

01:05:04.940 and say this

01:05:06.240 might be just

01:05:07.020 positioning for

01:05:09.440 negotiating, in

01:05:10.420 which case, it's

01:05:12.020 a strong play.

01:05:13.440 It's risky.

01:05:15.140 But here's the

01:05:16.260 thing, it's only

01:05:16.840 risky if Ukraine

01:05:17.820 actually joins

01:05:18.840 NATO.

01:05:20.200 If the

01:05:20.880 assumption from

01:05:21.660 Blinken is it's

01:05:22.460 not gonna happen

01:05:23.040 anyway, or not

01:05:23.840 gonna happen

01:05:24.200 anytime soon,

01:05:25.200 then he could

01:05:25.940 use it as a

01:05:26.820 bluff, as

01:05:28.760 part of the

01:05:29.220 larger, you

01:05:30.320 know, funding

01:05:30.960 and negotiating

01:05:31.980 thing, it

01:05:32.940 might not be

01:05:33.860 the biggest

01:05:34.500 mistake we've

01:05:35.220 ever seen in

01:05:35.960 our lives, but

01:05:37.840 on first

01:05:38.320 impression, it

01:05:38.960 certainly looked

01:05:39.520 like it.

01:05:40.720 Did you have

01:05:41.340 the same

01:05:41.640 impression?

01:05:42.600 First

01:05:43.000 impression, oh

01:05:43.880 my God, you

01:05:44.920 just created a

01:05:45.720 nuclear war, but

01:05:47.000 then, you know, you

01:05:47.700 relax a little bit,

01:05:48.680 you think about it,

01:05:49.500 you put it in

01:05:49.960 context of all

01:05:51.440 the other things

01:05:52.040 they're saying, and

01:05:52.720 what could actually

01:05:53.560 happen in the

01:05:54.140 real world, and

01:05:55.680 suddenly it looks

01:05:56.240 more like a

01:05:56.720 negotiating play, so

01:05:58.480 that's my current

01:05:59.140 take, and I

01:06:00.040 could be wrong

01:06:00.460 about that, but

01:06:01.400 that's my

01:06:01.700 current take.

01:06:05.000 I'm enjoying

01:06:05.740 watching Joel

01:06:06.820 Pollack's take on

01:06:08.160 Israel and

01:06:08.780 Gaza, which is

01:06:10.340 probably the most

01:06:10.780 balanced take that

01:06:12.640 I've seen, because

01:06:13.360 everybody's just, you

01:06:14.160 know, taken

01:06:14.480 aside, but I

01:06:15.740 think Joel has the

01:06:16.460 most realistic

01:06:17.540 look at it.

01:06:18.780 Let me just say

01:06:19.420 what he says.

01:06:20.440 He says, Biden

01:06:21.220 is throwing Israel

01:06:21.920 under the bus, and

01:06:24.180 quote, immediate

01:06:25.200 ceasefire, that's

01:06:26.500 what Biden

01:06:27.080 wants, would

01:06:28.000 allow Hamas to

01:06:29.060 survive, removes

01:06:30.100 leverage for a

01:06:30.900 hostage deal, and

01:06:31.680 guarantees Israel

01:06:32.560 will be unable to

01:06:34.060 defend itself from

01:06:35.060 future attacks.

01:06:36.340 This is a moment

01:06:37.320 of truth for

01:06:38.200 Netanyahu, and

01:06:40.580 then Joel says,

01:06:41.760 Israel must defy

01:06:42.920 the U.S.

01:06:43.440 to survive, and

01:06:46.520 also Joel said

01:06:47.600 that Israel

01:06:49.300 might have to

01:06:49.840 become an

01:06:50.240 international

01:06:50.840 pariah just to

01:06:51.920 survive its

01:06:53.500 neighbors.

01:06:55.200 I agree

01:06:56.760 completely with

01:06:57.580 all of that, that

01:06:59.340 if Israel did

01:07:00.140 what Biden is

01:07:00.880 asking, all they

01:07:02.460 would do is

01:07:02.980 rebuild the

01:07:03.720 threat that they

01:07:05.380 just threw away

01:07:06.280 everything that

01:07:07.340 they've had to

01:07:08.680 defeat.

01:07:09.540 They've already

01:07:10.780 spent their

01:07:11.720 Holocaust dividend.

01:07:14.120 They already

01:07:15.040 spent it.

01:07:16.100 If they stop

01:07:17.100 today, people

01:07:17.840 aren't going to

01:07:18.260 say, well, you

01:07:18.920 didn't genocide

01:07:19.720 Gaza, but it was

01:07:20.720 close.

01:07:21.680 No, and by the

01:07:22.500 way, I'm not

01:07:23.000 saying it's a

01:07:23.580 genocide or

01:07:24.200 not.

01:07:24.520 That's other

01:07:25.100 people's argument.

01:07:27.620 So they've

01:07:28.560 already spent,

01:07:29.420 they've already

01:07:29.940 invested, they

01:07:31.420 spent the

01:07:32.820 Holocaust dividend,

01:07:35.100 you know, the

01:07:35.480 greatest psychological

01:07:37.560 protection that

01:07:38.840 Israel had, because

01:07:39.680 none of us want

01:07:40.380 that to happen

01:07:40.920 again.

01:07:41.880 I mean, it's

01:07:42.200 such a scary

01:07:42.820 thing, and it's,

01:07:43.900 we've all been

01:07:44.980 shindler listed

01:07:45.920 until we can't

01:07:47.200 imagine letting

01:07:48.100 it happen again.

01:07:48.720 But that's

01:07:49.940 gone, because

01:07:51.660 as soon as they

01:07:52.280 bring up the

01:07:52.760 Holocaust, anybody's

01:07:53.960 going to bring

01:07:54.320 up, well, Gaza,

01:07:55.880 and I'm not

01:07:56.500 saying they're

01:07:56.960 equal, I'm not

01:07:58.340 saying that, I'm

01:07:59.120 saying the

01:07:59.460 critics will say

01:08:00.200 it's somewhat of

01:08:01.640 an analogy.

01:08:02.980 I don't say

01:08:03.760 that.

01:08:06.660 But yeah, I

01:08:07.140 agree with

01:08:07.700 Joel completely

01:08:09.140 that an immediate

01:08:10.260 ceasefire would

01:08:11.160 simply just

01:08:11.800 reproduce the

01:08:12.500 problem, and

01:08:13.700 that Israel's

01:08:14.380 only choice is

01:08:16.220 to defy the

01:08:17.420 U.S., become

01:08:18.200 an international

01:08:18.960 pariah, solve

01:08:20.680 the problem, and

01:08:22.300 maybe in 25

01:08:23.240 years, they can

01:08:25.200 build back to

01:08:26.000 something like,

01:08:27.360 well, okay, I

01:08:28.100 guess that worked

01:08:28.660 out, you know,

01:08:30.020 in a terrible

01:08:30.840 way, but things

01:08:32.660 seem peaceful

01:08:33.320 there.

01:08:34.220 If Israel gets

01:08:35.540 to the point

01:08:35.880 where in 200

01:08:36.480 years, the

01:08:38.460 whole region is

01:08:39.180 prosperous and

01:08:40.000 nobody's killing

01:08:40.620 each other, it's

01:08:41.920 going to look

01:08:42.280 like a genius

01:08:43.280 but difficult

01:08:43.960 move.

01:08:45.000 And I think

01:08:45.300 that's Netanyahu's

01:08:46.300 play.

01:08:47.420 Meanwhile, the

01:08:49.900 Hamas leader

01:08:50.960 is saying, so

01:08:53.680 this is senior

01:08:54.260 official, Osama

01:08:55.720 Hamdan, he

01:08:57.400 said publicly,

01:08:58.520 our position is

01:08:59.300 that the

01:08:59.560 aggression must

01:09:00.240 end first, the

01:09:01.500 IDF must

01:09:02.240 completely withdraw

01:09:03.120 from the Gaza

01:09:03.760 Strip, and the

01:09:05.080 displaced people

01:09:05.760 should return to

01:09:06.380 their homes, and

01:09:06.900 reconstruction

01:09:07.360 should begin.

01:09:10.000 And then after

01:09:10.880 that, they do

01:09:11.440 some swap, I

01:09:12.220 guess.

01:09:13.380 Now, has

01:09:15.220 nobody told

01:09:16.080 Hamas,

01:09:17.420 that this is

01:09:18.360 not going to

01:09:18.780 be a negotiated

01:09:19.620 end?

01:09:20.960 Do they

01:09:21.600 really think

01:09:22.560 that this is

01:09:24.900 going to be

01:09:25.180 negotiated?

01:09:27.580 I would say

01:09:28.380 the one thing

01:09:28.940 that is the

01:09:29.440 most clear

01:09:30.040 is that this

01:09:31.180 guy will be

01:09:31.760 dead, as

01:09:33.360 will every

01:09:34.000 single other

01:09:34.660 person who's

01:09:35.880 a Hamas

01:09:36.300 person, or

01:09:37.220 in jail, and

01:09:38.720 that Israel

01:09:39.360 will not stop

01:09:40.280 until they get

01:09:40.840 every single

01:09:41.380 one of them,

01:09:41.860 and there's

01:09:42.460 not going to

01:09:42.840 be a return

01:09:43.760 and a

01:09:44.380 reconstruction

01:09:45.380 where they

01:09:46.000 all just

01:09:46.300 go live

01:09:46.880 in peace

01:09:47.420 next to

01:09:47.940 each other?

01:09:48.360 That's not

01:09:48.720 going to

01:09:48.920 happen.

01:09:50.200 Does Hamas

01:09:50.680 really think

01:09:51.180 that's one

01:09:52.420 of the

01:09:52.660 possibilities?

01:09:54.040 That's not

01:09:54.680 even one of

01:09:55.700 the options.

01:09:58.460 So it

01:09:59.020 doesn't matter

01:09:59.420 that Biden

01:09:59.940 wants it.

01:10:00.840 It's not

01:10:01.420 going to

01:10:01.640 happen.

01:10:04.360 And then

01:10:04.960 there's some

01:10:05.500 concern that

01:10:07.740 Iran is

01:10:08.260 getting ready

01:10:08.960 to attack

01:10:09.420 Israel,

01:10:09.780 because Israel

01:10:10.400 took out

01:10:10.800 some of

01:10:11.220 the Iranian

01:10:12.400 generals and

01:10:15.060 whatnot outside

01:10:16.640 of Iran.

01:10:17.640 I don't know

01:10:18.360 if that's

01:10:18.680 going to

01:10:18.840 happen.

01:10:19.160 I'm going

01:10:19.360 to bet

01:10:19.600 against it.

01:10:20.880 I'm going

01:10:21.200 to bet

01:10:21.520 against a

01:10:23.520 major attack

01:10:24.480 on Israel

01:10:25.540 proper, but

01:10:26.900 there might

01:10:27.260 be attacks

01:10:27.720 on proxies.

01:10:28.900 I can imagine

01:10:29.660 that outside

01:10:30.260 of Israel,

01:10:31.400 outside of

01:10:31.860 Iran.

01:10:32.840 All right,

01:10:33.160 ladies and

01:10:33.580 gentlemen,

01:10:34.820 that concludes

01:10:36.240 my prepared

01:10:37.240 notes.

01:10:38.600 Do you have

01:10:38.940 an update

01:10:39.260 on the

01:10:39.960 situation

01:10:41.300 with the

01:10:41.720 earthquake in

01:10:42.300 New York?

01:10:43.700 4.8 doesn't

01:10:44.880 sound like a

01:10:45.540 lot of

01:10:45.780 damage.

01:10:47.100 Just a

01:10:47.760 good wake-up

01:10:48.500 call.

01:10:49.840 Is that

01:10:50.120 what happened?

01:10:50.720 Good shake

01:10:51.620 and not too

01:10:52.320 much else?

01:10:59.140 All right.

01:11:03.000 You can bet

01:11:03.760 on Iran not

01:11:04.540 doing anything

01:11:05.140 that makes a

01:11:05.680 difference.

01:11:06.120 Yeah, that's

01:11:06.460 exactly where

01:11:07.100 I'm at.

01:11:07.760 I don't think

01:11:08.320 they'll do

01:11:08.640 something

01:11:08.880 that makes

01:11:09.260 a difference.

01:11:12.420 All right,

01:11:12.940 we'll check

01:11:13.300 up on the

01:11:13.860 earthquake.

01:11:15.180 And ladies

01:11:15.620 and gentlemen,

01:11:16.200 I'm going to

01:11:16.520 turn off the

01:11:17.500 platforms of

01:11:18.500 X and Rumble

01:11:19.520 and YouTube.

01:11:20.560 I'm going to

01:11:20.880 talk to my

01:11:21.420 subscribers on

01:11:22.220 Locals

01:11:22.720 privately because

01:11:24.340 they get a

01:11:24.760 little extra.

01:11:26.020 And thanks for

01:11:26.640 joining.

01:11:27.600 See you again

01:11:28.120 tomorrow.

01:11:28.400 See you again

01:11:29.200 tomorrow.

01:11:29.400 See you again

01:11:30.400 tomorrow.

01:11:30.460 See you again

01:11:31.400 tomorrow.

01:11:32.400 See you again

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01:11:34.400 See you again

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