A new character in the new Dilbert comic, "The smug idiot," is based on a character from the old comic "The Big Lebowski." And I predict that in the future, all productive work will be done by robots.
00:12:20.220People just want to agree with their team, basically.
00:12:24.100So, this is an extension of what I told you about persuasion.
00:12:30.100If you want to change somebody's mind, the most effective way to do it, I mean, it's hard, but the most effective way is to change who they think they are.
00:12:42.400So, if I told, let's say if I took a bunch of, you know, young people and I said, let's talk about each of these issues.
00:12:52.380And you go, one issue at a time, all right, abortion, the war, taxes, and you would be debating about all these things and you'd probably be losing.
00:13:02.240But, suppose you'd be losing in the sense that nobody ever changes their mind.
00:13:07.740But, suppose you started telling people that they were a different party.
00:13:14.000And you just say, you know, the more I listen to you, you're wise beyond your years.
00:13:19.580I really expect you to be more of a conservative.
00:13:24.400You know, you can actually talk somebody into a different identity and then all of the opinions will come with it.
00:13:29.920But, it's really hard to talk somebody out of an opinion.
00:13:32.640But, you can talk somebody into changing their identity.
00:13:45.060Phil Bump, as you know from the disgraced Washington Post, barely a publication, certainly more of a propagandist entity.
00:13:59.020So, there's an article in the New York Post, which is not the same as the Washington Post, different posts.
00:14:07.640And, the New York Post was doing an expose on where the money was coming from for the protesters, the college Hamas, pro-Hamas protesters.
00:14:19.640And, the bottom line was that some amount of it came from Soros funding, maybe not directly, but through entities that he funded, and then those entities became part of this protest.
00:14:33.180So, what did the Washington Post do when that article came out?
00:14:38.580In mere hours, I think it was only six hours later, there was a whole gigantic Phil Bump article trying to debunk that Soros was involved,
00:14:49.600and saying that any indication that Soros was funding these people was anti-Semitic.
00:16:08.380There's a Trump lawyer, Christina Bobb, who has so many charges against her because of all the January 6th stuff and the alternate electors that the Democrats call the fake electors.
00:16:20.480So, she could spend the rest of her life in jail.
00:16:26.940Now, that's a lot of Trump supporters and lawyers going to jail.
00:16:34.760Do you think that a young person has any idea what's going on with all of this?
00:16:41.440Because young people think that they were, quote, fake electors.
00:17:09.920And, most of the Democrats, who are young people and are dumbest citizens and also mental illness, they believe that just because the news told them that the electors were fake, that that means it was illegal.
00:17:29.140They do not understand any of the context.
00:17:32.720And, if there's anybody here who doesn't understand it, here's what would happen.
00:17:36.740The fake electors, also known as alternate electors, should Trump have put them forth, there would be some legal case, and then the courts would sort it out, and then they would decide which electors are the real ones, and then we would just go on with our business.
00:17:56.220There was never any risk to the system, not even a little bit.
00:18:00.420It was literally just a bureaucratic, paperwork-y kind of thing.
00:18:05.080And, nobody was going to allow Trump to take over the country with some paperwork.
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00:25:12.860And one of the other points is that if you're a black academic and you write a thesis or a paper, it's expected that you would write your paper with a black angle.
00:25:25.080In other words, if you write the example given was if you do a paper about Plato in order to be a proper black academic, according to other people,
00:25:35.200the expectation is you'd have to write the impact on black America of Plato being taught at school.
00:25:41.360Like, you've got to add the black angle or else you ain't black, as Biden would say.
00:25:47.420So, yeah, I would say I hadn't really thought about it, but there is this whole system of expectations about how you're supposed to think and act if you're black,
00:27:14.340If you walk in wearing a nice suit, let's say it's a job that calls for that professional dress.
00:27:20.540And you make eye contact, you shake hands, you've got a little American flag pin on your lapel, and you speak perfect English, and it's obvious that you care about grammar and just coming off well.
00:27:53.440And in fact, there might be even a reverse effect, where if you hit a racist, and you walk in and you're presenting yourself in the most professional, you know, cool way, even the racist wants to hire you.
00:29:47.540Somebody makes eye contact, gives you a good handshake, looks good, and you can tell by the way they talk that they care about talking in a professional way.
00:30:26.340Now I know more about you than I knew by your race.
00:30:30.400See, the race is this weird proxy where if you don't have any other information, you're tempted to use it as the only information you have.
00:30:38.360People never say, I don't have any information, therefore I will form no opinion.
00:31:06.420If you want to manipulate white people to get what you want, show up on time, good handshake, eye contact, dress well, speak well, say what you're going to do for the company.
00:33:35.360By the way, here's the part of the story.
00:33:36.840If you saw this story, this is the part you didn't see.
00:33:40.040Then Katie Turr says, after being called an apologist for Donald Trump, she said something like, well, you know, that nobody would ever call me that.
00:33:48.620In other words, Katie Turr's defense was that she's anti-Trump on the news.
00:33:58.500So not only did Nancy Pelosi completely reveal that she's expecting them to basically just agree with whatever she says, but then Katie Turr basically confesses that she doesn't plan to be fair because nobody would call her pro-Trump.
00:34:19.200The entire Democrat machine is just falling apart, and it's glorious.
00:34:26.300The White House officially claims, I think this was the, was this the Daily Wire?
00:35:15.440And then I read the news about why they're doing it, and it says they're doing it to rent them out.
00:35:21.000So that these gigantic entities like BlackRock and others are buying all these, like one in four new homes are being bought by these big entities, and it says it's to rent them out.
00:38:18.200Donald Trump is going to end the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
00:38:22.100How in the world can our republic survive not having a dress-up dinner where the people, the press are supposed to be covering objectively,
00:38:33.640have drinks with them, and have a lot of jokes with them.
00:38:39.160Yeah, that would be the end of democracy if you couldn't have that one dinner.
00:41:49.980That all of them are in the ones that the GSA packed for him and then suspiciously forced him to take.
00:41:57.540It's a little bit suspicious, like a setup.
00:42:02.280Now, if we had never seen the Russia collusion hoax, it would be hard to imagine that the government could run a setup like that.
00:42:12.500If RFK Jr. were not claiming to know with certainty that his uncle was murdered by the CIA in an elaborate plot, well, you wouldn't think it's some kind of a setup.
00:42:24.540If you hadn't seen 50 former and current intel people put a letter together that they knew was fake, saying that it looked like Russian interference, if we'd never seen that, then we would now think, well, the government can't do these massive, coordinated, you know, frauds.
00:42:44.660If we never lived through the pandemic, do I need to say more about that, you wouldn't think that the government could pull off a massive global fraud?
00:44:33.820Well, Zuby is weighing in on the question of young men having a lot less sex.
00:44:43.880He was looking at a graph, and he interpreted it this way.
00:44:47.260He said that, so basically, a lot more men are virgins than young women.
00:44:52.660He suggests that it means a lot of young women are sleeping with the same men, which, of course, they are, you know, the high-value men, but also older men.
00:45:39.700A little less sensitive, a little less effeminate, a little less beta.
00:45:44.200And there are a lot of young women who have figured out that the only way to find one, a man, who meets that standard that maybe they picked up from their parents, is an older guy.
00:45:58.580So it's definitely a thing, and I can tell you, and obviously money has something to do with it, too.
00:46:06.820But no, there's, in addition to the money, there is very much a preference for older people.
00:46:16.480So I'll tell you, years ago, many years ago, there was a, I was seeing a much younger woman, nobody you've ever heard of, so not anybody I married, nobody I've ever heard of.
00:46:29.960And I broke up with her because I didn't think she should be with somebody my age.
00:46:34.260Now, this was quite a while ago, but I was substantially older, and I didn't think it was good for her.
00:46:41.660So even though things were fine, I broke it up because I thought, you know, I can't do this to her.
00:46:46.640I don't want her to waste her young years on somebody that doesn't make sense.
00:46:52.120She broke up with me, and her next boyfriend was several years older than me.
00:46:57.380And she married him, and it was a great marriage.
00:47:03.420You know, he passed away, eventually, because he was older.
00:51:13.440You're going to have to hire new people.
00:51:14.780And let's say you start this program that's going to cost you, I don't know, $10 billion to reopen a nuke.
00:51:23.160It's going to be billions, but let's just say $10 billion.
00:51:26.680You're going to spend $10 billion on it, and all you need to do to make it successful is hire good people.
00:51:33.820But, because of DEI, you have to hire diversity.
00:51:39.360But, because of supply and demand and the numbers, and this has nothing to do with anybody's genetics or race or their culture, it has nothing to do with their gender.
00:51:51.180There shouldn't be enough people to hire who are qualified and also hit the DEI mark.
00:51:59.320So, you're going to put $10 billion into it.
00:52:02.700Are you going to say, wow, thanks for the $10 billion, but we can't open this after all, because we can't hire enough people who are both diverse and qualified.
00:52:35.300And you say, oh, shoot, I've got to fill this with bodies or else I don't get my $10 billion of which I'm keeping part of it.
00:52:42.960And so you say, well, this person isn't exactly qualified, but maybe we could train them on the job.
00:52:51.180And then, well, this one isn't as qualified as it used to be in the old days, but I really need this diversity, so I'm going to take my chances.
00:53:01.880How much of that do you think will happen before there's a nuclear meltdown, literally just because they can't get access to a pipeline of qualified people?
00:53:13.060And again, nothing to do with anybody's race, nothing to do with genes, nothing to do with culture or gender or LGBTQ, none of that.
00:53:21.280None of it has anything to do with this conversation.
00:53:29.300So I would say that we should put this in our hold, as long as DEI is still the dominant factor.
00:53:35.400You can reopen a nuke, I like that idea, or you can have DEI.
00:53:40.640But don't tell me you can do both, because we know you can't.
00:53:45.940And if you're going to DEI me some nuclear power plants, no thank you.
00:53:50.560I'd rather sit in the dark than believe that my nuclear power plant was insufficiently staffed, just because there was a shortage of people who were qualified, nothing to do with your genes, nothing to do with your culture, nothing to do with your gender.
00:54:04.500I just have to say that every five seconds.
00:54:09.580So yeah, I'm not in favor of reopening these nukes, while DEI is also active.
00:54:16.100I think if the government says you can't have DEI in a nuclear facility, then I'm all in.
00:54:23.000But if it's legal to have a DEI group, and you're hiring for your nuclear facility, I don't want to near me.
00:55:35.200But it's definitely in the possibility set, you know, given what's happening with Iran and Hamas and all that.
00:55:43.960The odds that at least one terrorist got through the border, and at least one of them is going to do something bad between now and Election Day is pretty good.
00:55:53.740I would say it's a solid 30 or 40 percent odds.
00:56:03.800Because normally your odds of a terror attack would be much lower.
00:56:06.920Now, I think the reason we haven't had more terror attacks in the United States is because we have zero privacy and that the government is just scooping up every conversation everybody's having everywhere.
00:56:20.120And they just absolutely know who's going to do a terrorist attack.
00:56:25.900I think the government doesn't want us to know how good they are at stopping terrorism, because I think they can basically catch it all at this point.
00:56:35.100Just by taking away all of our privacy, but not our democracy, which was already taken away a long time ago.
00:56:43.960All right, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to offer you some positivity to get your day going.
00:56:57.220Everything that's happening right now that looks bad is really bad.
00:57:02.580But every part of it guarantees that the current administration will be swept from power, and we're going to have a real good chance of fixing stuff.
00:57:11.300Now, that assumes they don't rig the election, and as I've estimated before, I don't think Trump can win unless he's got a 10-point lead going into the election.
00:57:29.400At 5%, I think they'd cheat the election away from him, because their incentive is so high.
00:57:34.980If you have an incentive that high, you know, trying to stop Hitler, he's taking our freedom, our democracy, then yeah, of course they would cheat.
00:57:45.960It would be crazy not to under those conditions.
00:57:48.260If they believed that to be true, it would be crazy not to cheat.
00:57:51.760But they're not going to get away with it if there's a 10-point difference on Election Day.
00:57:59.440So the whole game is to get Trump above 10 points.
00:58:04.380And I really think 10, because it's double digits, you know, you've got to hit double digits before you can reasonably claim there's no way that election was real.
00:58:14.280If you're within 2%, 4%, anything's possible.
00:58:23.080But 10 points, 10 points gets you a President Trump.
00:58:28.080And right now, you've got the colleges completely falling apart, the college students going home and, you know, Zooming with their parents, who are the Democrats that sent them there.
01:01:03.100See, as long as it wasn't mandatory and they say, we rushed this thing and, you know, it'd be great if we could test it for five years, but we didn't.
01:01:38.760And we don't exactly know what's going on there because it's, you know, may have been made to be a weapon.
01:01:44.020So maybe there's some tricks in there we haven't seen yet.
01:01:46.240Or take your chance with the vaccination, which some would say is taking your chance with two things because it didn't help you with the COVID enough.
01:01:58.180So I feel like he can sell that because he's selling freedom with information.
01:02:04.560Now, if he said what he couldn't claim is that you knew from the scientists what the risks were, that would not be the right claim because we did not know from the scientists what the risks would be.