Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2470 CWSA 05⧸10⧸24

00:00:00.000 so good so good for those of you who are confused i'm not scott galloway

00:00:09.060 i know i get a lot of questions about that but no i'm not

00:00:13.980 anyway uh if you're a subscriber to the dilbert reborn comic which you can only see

00:00:23.660 if you're subscribing on x see my profile or if you're subscribing on

00:00:28.520 locals at scottadams.locals.com you would know that dilbert's boss the pointy hearing boss

00:00:35.460 just had a uh a lunch with a delightful young man named uh james o'keefe that's right

00:00:43.880 dilbert's boss is going to lunch with undercover james o'keefe now i can't tell you how it ends

00:00:51.780 but it's interesting and i probably couldn't have put it in a newspaper

00:00:59.420 no it's not that naughty but it's funny so that's what you're missing uh brian rumeli tells us there's

00:01:07.380 a geomagnetic storm that's getting ready to blast off of the sun and cause severe geomagnetic

00:01:14.640 problems maybe your gps won't work maybe your power grids

00:01:18.800 do you ever find yourself wishing it would be the end of the world it's like let's just get it over

00:01:27.200 with well let's just go out in one giant solar flare you know we could see it coming toward us

00:01:34.680 hey oh looks like we got uh we got about 90 minutes that'd be a good way to go i mean there's

00:01:42.420 no good way to die but if you could have 90 minutes knowing the entire earth would be destroyed but you'd

00:01:49.420 all you'd all be destroyed at the same time because that's not the way you want to go all right well you

00:01:55.980 die the way you want to i want to go out in a giant solar flare the rest of you you can pick your own

00:02:02.560 way but for me it's always been giant solar flare that's that's been my dream really

00:02:08.520 well did any of you see the new apple ipad commercial that was going around at least on

00:02:16.180 social media i don't know if it was on the regular media but boy can you tell that steve jobs is dead

00:02:22.340 steve jobs is not just dead he's extra dead i i don't know can you die twice can can he be like

00:02:30.440 dead squared because this was the worst commercial i've ever seen and what i mean is

00:02:36.340 no i actually i've seen one worst commercial i'll tell you about that the uh the commercial shows a

00:02:43.920 big uh big press that's pressing down on a bunch of physical items that would represent things that

00:02:51.820 the ipad could do so the ipad can do music so some of the items are like a trumpet and a piano and

00:02:58.360 it could do you know colorful everything so there's some buckets of paint and some toys and things

00:03:03.380 and you watch the thing crush it down and the the point of it is it's all crushed down into the thinnest

00:03:09.700 ipad and all that thing all the stuff that was in that big pile could be done with this one little

00:03:14.480 thin ipad and everybody kept asking me well what do you think about this commercial and i thought to

00:03:21.860 myself why do i have to look at an apple commercial like why would i even care but i thought well

00:03:29.180 everybody says i should look at this thing so i looked at it and i see why you wanted me to look at

00:03:33.660 it it really does signal that there's something wrong there uh i don't know how you can watch the

00:03:41.980 commercial without just feeling bad because i saw all this perfectly good stuff like the piano that

00:03:50.760 they crushed looked like a new piano and it wasn't they they weren't crushing garbage and i just felt

00:03:57.640 terribly uncomfortable watching them crush all these you know attractive useful products just so

00:04:04.640 their cool little uh machine could be made yeah it was terrible it actually it actually made you dislike

00:04:11.840 the product and the company i've never seen anything like it so that would be the second worst

00:04:16.800 commercial i've ever seen the worst commercial was one that involved a dilbert character

00:04:23.000 so uh do you remember there was a office um there was an office depot and office max do you remember

00:04:33.980 when both of them were the two competing uh office related stores so office depot um did a deal

00:04:42.920 with dilbert that dilbert would be the character in the commercial and so they did a bunch of

00:04:49.160 commercials but they waited until the end of the commercial to tell you who the commercial was for

00:04:56.200 so it started out with dilbert doing a bunch of things that were clearly a commercial for some kind of

00:05:00.840 a store that sells office supplies but you don't see the name of the store until the closing moment

00:05:08.280 and what i sought the first time because i you know i didn't i didn't have direct control

00:05:12.920 all of what the commercial was just the dilbert and when i saw it i said to myself well wait a minute

00:05:21.640 how's anybody even going to know what this commercial is about because you wait so long

00:05:26.280 that people tune out they don't even know what it was about and then people started coming up to me in

00:05:31.880 the streets and they say hey congratulations and i'd say for what and they say for landing that office

00:05:37.560 max commercial and i would say oh you mean the office depot commercial and they would say

00:05:44.600 no i think it was office max and i would say that's the competitor because if you watched the

00:05:51.080 commercial and you were sure that we were advertising for office max that would be not just a bad commercial

00:05:57.960 that would be like a reverse commercial where you were literally doing a commercial for your

00:06:02.360 your biggest competitor but after you know the second person said it i thought well it's just

00:06:09.400 easy to confuse the two after the 10th person said i like your office max commercial i said to myself

00:06:18.440 this is the biggest disaster in all of commercials now to nobody's surprise uh office depot dropped

00:06:26.920 dilber as a sponsor because they couldn't see an increase in sales

00:06:33.720 and i tried to talk to them so i talked to the the ad team and i said maybe the reason you don't

00:06:39.240 see an increase in sales is that the people i'm talking to are pretty sure that you're advertising for

00:06:45.320 their competitor they don't even know office depot is part of that commercial at all and they laughed

00:06:51.080 and said oh oh that's funny and i said no it's not funny i swear to god you're you're doing a commercial

00:06:57.480 for the other side uh-huh yeah i guess they didn't want to have to answer for that pretended it didn't

00:07:05.160 happen that was a good play well ai is already competing with human beings for limited resources and

00:07:12.200 winning that's right ai looks to be such a drain on future electricity that i guarantee you that humans

00:07:24.040 will be denied electricity in favor of ai eventually and you're already seeing it so you're seeing that

00:07:31.400 we know we need massive amounts of extra electricity like yeah 35 times more than we have right now just a

00:07:37.560 lot and really soon now what do you think is going to happen as soon as our infrastructure for everything

00:07:45.880 has an ai component and it will because why wouldn't it i mean ai will permeate basically everything

00:07:52.760 important at least for the user interface part at some point we're going to say uh oh we don't have

00:08:00.520 enough electricity to do everything we want to do we can either keep the lights on in your

00:08:07.240 rural community or we can turn off vital systems that keep us all alive and you know are part of our

00:08:15.800 national defense and you know they're they're creating a water for us and medicines and somebody's

00:08:22.520 going to say you know a human can sit in the dark for a few hours it's not that bad i mean it's just a

00:08:30.840 little bit of dark in the old days they used to go to bed early we got candles but we can't turn off

00:08:37.080 this vital system i mean i can't turn off the thing that's irrigating the fields for the farmers

00:08:43.880 i mean so there will be very soon a point where ai is essential and humans having electricity as well

00:08:52.280 it's a little bit optional so we will not have enough electricity for both you all know that right

00:09:01.640 we will not have enough electricity for humans and ai it doesn't look like there's any way to get there

00:09:10.200 now in a normal world you would just get there when you can get there and you would you know manage

00:09:15.800 it reasonably but this is a species competition this is evolution you're seeing evolution fast

00:09:24.040 ai is it is a species and at some point we will all be talking about it that way

00:09:30.520 now it's not a species as in it's one one race of ai you know you're still gonna have your open ai and

00:09:37.640 your groks but just like human beings you know we have different races of human beings but we still

00:09:43.400 say you're all human beings ai is this ai is life it's just a different kind of life if ai has the capacity

00:09:53.560 to reproduce by using humans as their uh let's say let's say they're acting like parasites and the humans

00:10:02.680 are their host that's reproduction now you can get all technical and say well my technical definition

00:10:11.480 of life is this or that but if it can reproduce and it can control its environment and it can compete

00:10:19.640 for resources it's as alive as it needs to be right you can talk about your consciousness and your sentience

00:10:28.280 but it's still going to eat your resources you're still competing with it just like it's another animal

00:10:32.680 so that's coming ibm is uh being sued for uh discrimination their their red hat unit is a

00:10:43.720 subsidiary of ibm apparently they hired this dei head who said whoa we're gonna have to uh have goals for

00:10:52.040 a whole bunch more women a whole bunch more people of color and so they set goals which would be illegal 1.00

00:10:59.080 and uh they they fired uh 22 people 21 of them were white men or at least white now i'm not sure that

00:11:11.880 that's telling me what i think it's telling me because if the whole point was they didn't have any diversity

00:11:19.800 and they also fired people well who are they going to fire if they have no diversity and they fire 22 people

00:11:28.280 are they not going to be firing mostly white people so i'm not sure the statistic is telling me

00:11:35.000 an accurate version of what's happening however it is true that they said quotas and that would be illegal

00:11:41.880 and thank you to the uh america first legal team that is the the pushback

00:11:50.520 now i would like to uh i've got a theme coming that i'm going to talk about when i get to the white

00:11:55.160 board so here's the first part of the theme it looked like this uh trend was going to go forever

00:12:03.080 but then the uh then the uh america first legal group formed and is creating a sort of a lawfare

00:12:12.920 you know self-defense is pushing back so did this trend go forever or did just go until there was a

00:12:20.680 logical pushback it went until people started pushing back now i would expect a lot more pushback

00:12:29.080 so that's also a slippery slope so what happens when your slippery slope of things going too far for

00:12:35.400 diversity hits your slippery slope of america first starting to sue people for going too far

00:12:41.880 now you got two competing slippery slopes so make your make your prediction if slippery slopes go

00:12:49.480 forever and you have two slippery slopes that oppose each other how's it turn out

00:12:58.200 slippery slopes do not predict because they're everywhere all the time everything's a slippery slope

00:13:05.400 everything i i got a cup of coffee today will that be a slippery slope until i drink so much coffee

00:13:13.800 i die from too much hydration well maybe but probably that's not a predictable outcome

00:13:22.200 probably i will get a stomach ache from having too much coffee and i'll get too nervous and i'll say

00:13:27.960 oh i've reached an obstacle my slippery slope of continuing to drink more coffee every day

00:13:34.840 has reached a blockage and now it's reversed that's the way the real world works more on that as we go

00:13:44.440 elon musk says 2024 might be the last election that's actually decided by u.s citizens

00:13:51.000 and that's because apparently the house has voted every single democrat voted

00:13:57.240 to allow non-citizens to be counted in the census which would give them representation

00:14:03.480 and given that things are so close as it is um the tipping point of who's actually in charge of

00:14:10.520 the country should be people who are not even citizens of the country 1.00

00:14:13.720 now i've got a second theme today who's running the country

00:14:23.960 is it will it be the illegal uh migrants because there's so many of them and democrats want to give

00:14:30.680 them representation by having them counted in the census wouldn't that put them in charge

00:14:37.560 because there's so many of them and they're going to tip the balance in a predictable way

00:14:43.640 they're basically in charge they don't know it but it works out that way

00:14:48.440 well we'll see who else is in charge of the country because there's lots of them today

00:14:55.480 all right attorney general andrew bailey missouri is uh missouri yeah i think so

00:15:02.040 um is demanding that the department of justice turn over communications relating to the illicit

00:15:08.120 prosecution of president trump as he says so he wants to know about any communications between

00:15:13.960 the department of justice and the manhattan da elvin bragg new york ag letitia james and fulton

00:15:20.920 county da fannie willis wants to find out how many of them communicated and what did they say

00:15:27.480 with the federal government biden administration now that's right on point isn't it now i don't

00:15:36.040 know how you would know if you had all the communications how would you ever know if you

00:15:40.760 say give me all the communications between these groups of people who would actually know if they gave

00:15:46.920 them all or if they said there isn't any how would you actually know so um i'm glad i'm glad the request

00:15:54.680 is there and i'm glad it's giving attention to the fact that it does look like there might be some

00:16:02.840 communication going on us maybe some coordination maybe a rico kind of situation it looks like rico to

00:16:09.160 me it looks like an organized conspiracy against voters and against trump that's what it looks like

00:16:15.800 to me so i'm glad that uh attorney general andrew bailey is uh looking into that ontario the wait is

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00:17:25.960 i saw some pushback on a couple of things that i've been saying for a long time that you hate

00:17:32.120 oh wow do you hate it two things i say doing your own research

00:17:37.240 research is not useful oh you hate that i'm gonna talk about that and the slippery slope is not real

00:17:47.080 the slippery slope isn't useful oh you don't like that either but i realize that there's one reason i

00:17:54.120 think these things and you disagree and it has to do with my view of reality and let me explain

00:18:00.520 my view of reality let's see if i can get you a good image of this

00:18:13.160 my view of reality is that what's real is what predicts what's real is what predicts

00:18:22.760 slippery slope is really good in hindsight

00:18:26.360 after something's gone some way for a while you can look at and say whoa there was a slippery slope

00:18:34.680 and you can say to yourself i see it clear as day it started down as a little thing and then it turned

00:18:40.440 into a bigger thing slippery slope therefore slippery slopes are real but do they predict no they do not

00:18:49.000 they do not predict better than what you knew before you ever heard the term slippery slope

00:18:56.680 didn't you already know that if you give somebody an inch they'll take a mile how many of you didn't

00:19:02.680 know that that if a child says can i stay up 10 minutes longer there's a guarantee that after that 10

00:19:09.880 minutes they'll say but how about another 10 minutes so we all know that if you give somebody something

00:19:16.760 with no resistance they will ask for more now why do you need the slippery slope to describe more than

00:19:24.200 that to if you know what human nature is you know how somebody's going to act in the moment here's what

00:19:31.080 you don't know how it's all going to work out in the long run and here's the problem everything we do

00:19:39.480 could be the beginning of a slippery slope because everything has inertia until it reaches an obstacle

00:19:46.920 so the better way to think of the slippery slope is to discard it and say things will continue the

00:19:53.480 way they're continuing until something stops it what would be an example of that white men will be 0.81

00:20:00.440 discriminated in the united states more and more until the america first legal team uh group decides to

00:20:09.320 lawfare them away and that's what's happening so so a prediction that makes sense is this is going to

00:20:19.240 go too far and once it has gone too far because we know people if they get an inch they'll ask for a

00:20:25.160 mile so that part we know is always going to happen what you don't know is how far it will go and the

00:20:32.040 only thing that will tell you that is the formation of obstacles that weren't weren't there until they

00:20:37.160 needed to be so my view of the world is that everything goes in the direction it's going

00:20:43.240 good or bad good or bad it goes in the direction it's going until a specific counter force appears

00:20:51.800 and in our world if things go in the wrong direction for a long time a counter force always appears

00:20:58.920 we're still here that's what that's the reason modern civilization exists that we were able to see

00:21:04.360 big problems and whoa it's gone too far and then you adjust so my problem with the slippery slope is

00:21:11.480 that it does not predict it's a hindsight based way to see the world so it doesn't have use no more use

00:21:20.840 than knowing giving an inch people ask for a mile so it doesn't add anything to anything but it does add

00:21:28.200 something if you say i think if you push this far enough a counter force will pop up that that's a

00:21:36.280 prediction that has some meat to it but slippery slopes no sort of magical thinking everything will

00:21:42.760 just slip for reasons because of slipperiness that's not enough that's a nothing likewise doing your own

00:21:49.800 research how many of you have had a good result doing your own research has anybody done their

00:21:58.360 own research and came to a conclusion that they said whoa i'm sure glad i did my own research of course

00:22:05.080 you have right every every one of us has had that experience and therefore therefore since we've all had

00:22:12.680 the experience every one of us of doing our own research and getting a good result therefore doing

00:22:20.680 your own research is smart right no that is completely an illusion because you don't know when you can do

00:22:27.640 your own research and when you can't the only thing you know is that a lot of questions are binary

00:22:33.720 something works or it doesn't hey if you chew gum you'll grow six inches

00:22:39.880 that's either true or it's not right so if you took a hundred people and you gave them any any concept

00:22:48.680 all right 100 people uh chewing gum makes you taller study it would they all get the same answer no

00:22:58.760 if everybody who did their own research got the same answer every time then i would say to you oh well

00:23:04.760 that's that's that's pretty good evidence right there doing your own research totally works during

00:23:10.920 the pandemic do you think that only the people who were against vaccinations did their own research

00:23:17.960 you don't think that the people who were pro-vaccination the doctors you don't think they did their own

00:23:23.000 research of course they did but how do you explain that they got different answer than you did

00:23:28.360 because you're right right so after the fact in hindsight you said i thought i was right

00:23:39.880 and now time has gone by and i am right that's now confirmed according to you so therefore the research

00:23:47.800 i did helped me to get to that right answer but here's the thing do you remember all the things you

00:23:54.520 researched that you were not right about no you don't you remember the things you're right about

00:24:01.800 i'll bet every one of you remembers everything you were right about the pandemic do you remember all

00:24:07.000 the things that you were wrong about no we flush those so then so there's always this effect where you

00:24:13.320 think you can do this thing better than you can is it true that people have done their own research

00:24:20.920 and got the right answer yes yes yes yes yes yes it's totally true people do do their own research

00:24:29.240 they do it correctly and they get the right answer here's the problem they don't know when they're

00:24:34.920 doing it and when they're not because when they get when they do their own research and get the wrong answer

00:24:40.920 they are just as convinced they did it right and when they learn later a year later that they definitely

00:24:47.320 got the wrong answer what do they do do they say oh i'm going to put that in my memory bank as you know

00:24:53.880 a warning that sometimes i can be really sure i'm right but then in the end i'm wrong no no human being

00:25:01.240 does that here's what we do oh i was really right all along but in a different way and maybe maybe it

00:25:08.920 wasn't quite that and i'm remembering it differently his cognitive dissonance confirmation bias and

00:25:16.680 cognitive dissonance which are universally true and a hundred percent of scientists and psychologists

00:25:22.680 agree that these are dominant effects as long as you live in a world in which your brain is a

00:25:31.080 confirmation bias cognitive dissonance machine you will always have the impression that doing your

00:25:38.040 own research is getting you the right answer and sometimes sometimes by luck but also sometimes by skill

00:25:46.680 you will be correct you will be correct what you won't have is the ability to predict when you'll be

00:25:51.880 correct and when you won't you'll know after the fact but only the ones you were correct on you'll also

00:25:59.720 know that you were correct when you were wrong you won't be correct but you'll think you know that you

00:26:05.640 were correct because that's cognitive dissonance so these both the slippery slope and the do your own research

00:26:12.680 are backwards looking ways of understanding the world meaning that they're wrong they're backwards 1.00

00:26:20.280 the only way to understand what's true is what predicts slippery slope doesn't predict any better

00:26:27.320 than if you give them an inch they'll take a mile so it doesn't add because you already knew that

00:26:34.120 and then do your own research we all just imagine that we're good at it and we got it right and there's

00:26:38.360 nothing like that the real world does not think you're good at it and if people if if doing your

00:26:44.760 own research worked all the smart people who are good at research would agree how many smart people are

00:26:51.800 good at research are on different sides of whether the 2020 election was fair tons the the really really

00:27:01.560 smart good researchers on both sides how about the pandemic did the vaccinations help or hurt really

00:27:07.880 smart people on both sides did their own research didn't help a bit half of them got it wrong and

00:27:14.520 it was a bite it was a binary question it was either good for you or bad for you on on net it was binary

00:27:23.960 so am i telling you not to do your own research let me check is that what you're hearing

00:27:31.640 do you hear me say don't do your own research of course not of course you should do your own research

00:27:40.120 and sometimes you'll be right

00:27:43.880 but you don't know when that will be and we don't really have a choice you're going to do your own

00:27:49.560 research because we don't have free will so you're going to do it all right i know it hurts

00:27:56.440 i know it hurts to realize that you've been thinking backwards all your life but it's the

00:28:02.120 normal way people think we normally think backwards so there's nothing unusual about this

00:28:08.680 all right um let's say uh election integrity it's a group looking into election integrity as you might

00:28:17.320 imagine so they've got kind of a win but kind of not in the in georgia so there are lots of claims about

00:28:23.240 the georgia election in 2020 not being totally pristine and then there were lots of claims and

00:28:30.520 then the georgia election board uh voted and they confirmed some problems but not enough problems that

00:28:38.840 would have changed the result of the election so in other words the uh it was a two-to-one vote after

00:28:45.560 all the looking at all the information and here's what was confirmed by all the officials

00:28:53.240 who matter in the election right so this is now confirmed public nobody's nobody's disagreeing

00:29:00.760 with the following statements confirmed uh that the county double scanned 3075 ballots

00:29:10.280 during a statewide recount so that was during the recount they they double scanned a bunch of stuff

00:29:15.800 and there was also a dispute over 17 000 ballot images that are missing

00:29:19.800 not the ballots but the ballot ballot images now georgia would say it doesn't matter if the ballot

00:29:28.520 images are lost because we counted the actual ballots and and that was fine so do you get that

00:29:37.640 the ballot images would be great to show that everything was you know copacetic but you don't need it

00:29:43.960 to know that the election was right because you saw the physical ballots which they claim they double

00:29:48.040 counted or they they recounted not double counted now here's what i think although the results of this

00:29:56.040 uh presumably did not check on every claim i i doubt every claim in the world was checked but the the

00:30:03.400 main ones the big ones were checked and they did not uh did well i i'm not going to say that's the main

00:30:10.840 ones the ones they checked whether they were the main ones or not the ones they checked uh were not big

00:30:16.280 enough to have changed the election but it's big enough to do something else here's my take on this

00:30:26.440 if the people who were in charge of the election

00:30:31.080 were surprised at these errors these are the errors we know about you know the ballot the ballot images

00:30:37.240 missing and the double counted belts if they didn't find out about this stuff until now

00:30:42.600 what does that tell you about what anybody could have known about the validity of the election when

00:30:49.720 it was called let me say it again if georgia election officials are only just now finding out

00:30:58.520 that things could be double counted without them knowing and they're only just finding out that images can

00:31:05.240 disappear what else could they just be finding out about it isn't isn't that proof beyond any doubt

00:31:15.240 that there's no way trump could have known the election was fair because one of his law fair cases

00:31:22.680 turns entirely upon what he believed there is no indication that he did not believe it was faked

00:31:30.520 everything that we have every every witness every document strongly strongly suggests he really

00:31:38.520 believed it was fraudulent and there's and nobody has presented even one bit of evidence of anybody who

00:31:46.840 is you know behind the scenes on january 6 not a single person has said you know privately he said

00:31:53.560 that he thinks it's a real election nobody so there's no evidence that he thought it was real and then

00:32:00.200 georgia shows that there could be some fairly substantial irregularities that would not have

00:32:06.920 been discovered at the time not enough to change the election but enough to know that if if trump had

00:32:14.680 doubts about the outcome it wasn't crazy and there's nothing to suggest that he didn't have

00:32:21.000 you know a genuine reason to doubt it now somebody online said to me but but but there was no reason

00:32:27.480 to doubt the election what kind of news do you have to be watching for the last several years

00:32:33.240 to think that there was no reason to doubt it

00:32:37.400 reason number one his opponents had been branding him as hitler for years that's all you need i don't need

00:32:45.560 anything else i only need to know that the media branded him hitler everybody acting normally under

00:32:51.240 that situation should have tried to cheat the election to stop hitler if they could number two

00:32:58.920 the uh the statistical likelihood of the election going the way they say it did in terms of the bellwether

00:33:06.680 counties etc at the time looked to be roughly zero at the time now i don't know if that's been explained

00:33:15.800 away but that was a pretty good reason to think there was something wrong even if it got explained

00:33:21.480 away later at the time it looked like what this is impossible and then of course there's the the famous

00:33:28.600 um that trump was ahead at whenever they stopped counting ballots but then they claim mail-in ballots

00:33:36.200 came in that always favor biden and then at the late night count uh some say after they shipped in fake

00:33:43.000 ballots but we don't have proof of that um but that would certainly be a reason to question it

00:33:50.360 the the separate question of whether there was some legitimate explanation for that sudden

00:33:55.240 change and counting is an interesting question but to but to say that trump would have no reason to

00:34:03.160 believe going into an election in which he was ahead in the polls right give me a give me a fact check

00:34:11.480 wasn't trump ahead in the polls going into the election 2020

00:34:16.200 i can't remember the like the day of the polling whether what the result was anyway so the point was

00:34:28.280 and i think it's also true that if there had been had not been a number of decisions about what can

00:34:35.000 and be counted can be counted because of the pandemic etc um i think things could go in a different way

00:34:43.080 so i think there was plenty of evidence that something could have been wrong and no evidence whatsoever

00:34:50.920 that trump believed anything except that it was rigged

00:34:55.000 so everything's going trump's way in terms of all the lawfare case closed thomas massey says that

00:35:04.280 aipac that's the uh the lobbying group that does things in america that are favorable to israel now it's

00:35:15.880 completely transparent um and if it sounds like i'm criticizing aipac keep in mind that i do appreciate

00:35:25.800 that it's all transparent we all know who they are they say in public what they're trying to do and

00:35:31.640 indeed they just said that they're gonna fund 300 000 ad buy against thomas massey because they don't

00:35:38.840 like his votes regarding israel now i have two feelings about this why is israel controlling our

00:35:47.800 government wait why is this even legal right that's the first question why do we allow this

00:35:55.720 yes but my second observation which is the first observation is that it's all above board it's a

00:36:05.320 weird situation where it feels wrong on every level except when it's completely transparent

00:36:14.040 it does take the steam end of my complaints like oh well i mean if you know they're doing it and you

00:36:21.560 don't like it you have the option of voting for thomas massey right so it's not like you don't have

00:36:28.040 options the aipac isn't like tying you up and saying you can't go to vote they're saying this is what we

00:36:35.240 think here's a bunch of money we're putting behind it and we're going to publicize it and and there's no

00:36:42.040 secrets so i don't know i'm a little bit conflicted on one hand i don't think they should have that much

00:36:49.640 power on the other hand the entire government is a series of influences not unlike this one it's

00:36:58.440 just that there are different influences for different topics this happens to be among the

00:37:03.400 biggest influences for this specific topic but that but it's not unusual that there would be some

00:37:10.760 group of moneyed people who had influence over some topic what's unusual it's another country

00:37:16.280 it's a little unusual that it's another country you know we're looking to get rid of uh tick tock 1.00

00:37:23.720 because we don't want uh china to have too much influence over america but to be fair china is an

00:37:30.920 adversary of sorts and israel is among our you know tightest allies so it's a it's kind of an interesting

00:37:41.000 situation where um i guess i'll make this point because i make it a lot transparency really gives

00:37:49.160 you a lot you know you the worst things in the world don't look so bad if they're at least well

00:37:56.600 known because then you know you have the option of responding and you have options it's just when

00:38:02.760 you don't have an option and things are bad that you really feel like you're getting screwed but as long

00:38:07.880 as it's right out there well so i would recommend uh that you back thomas massey against apac and uh

00:38:15.720 vote him in in the landslide if you like his views on israel if you don't like his views on israel

00:38:21.880 well you probably weren't going to vote for him anyway so i don't know so thomas massey uh

00:38:28.360 is calling it out in a post and now you know transparency it's good stuff so who's really running things

00:38:37.880 uh you know uh we're trying to figure out why biden seems to be um relatively speaking favorable to

00:38:46.600 the hamas palestinian situation now i'm not going to take sides i'm just going to note that uh there

00:38:53.960 were some some weapons are being denied to israel because of the palestinian uh let's say lobbying or

00:39:02.200 american democrat uh supporters so for purely political reasons uh biden is being forced to do

00:39:10.040 that so now we've got elon musk saying that you know the illegal migrants are going to be

00:39:18.040 essentially determining what's happening in the country we've got thomas massey uh you're reminding us

00:39:25.480 the aipac has a lot of influence especially over israel stuff and then we have the idea that maybe

00:39:31.960 hamas has too much power and then you know the dei people have too much power but the american first 0.72

00:39:40.360 people have some power and the da's have some power and soros has a power so the better way to look at

00:39:45.640 all this stuff is that for every topic there is a warlord or two might be more than one and that warlord

00:39:54.680 is usually backed by big money either a billionaire or two or they've raised money from lots of people

00:40:00.520 and that uh that our so-called democracy republic is largely a criminal organization run by a variety

00:40:09.960 of competing interests and often non-competing interests so that's the way i see it can't say

00:40:17.240 somebody's in charge of the whole country just warlords in charge of certain topics

00:40:21.640 well i would say that the outcome of the 2024 election is largely determined at this point

00:40:30.840 all of my uncertainty just completely disappeared it's trump all the way and here's my argument for that

00:40:39.560 um when biden denied uh the the bombs to israel i can tell you that was a that was a last draw for a

00:40:49.080 number of people who were both jewish and pro biden i think a lot of people just said are you kidding

00:40:55.880 me are you kidding me october 7th and you're not going to let us have the bombs that we need to get

00:41:02.600 this job done now there's an argument on both sides i'm not dismissing the humanitarian argument that has

00:41:08.760 to be uh valued but uh in a political sense uh biden just lost jewish support for the most part

00:41:20.040 and i think that there's no way he can survive that why because a pack a pack has a lot of power

00:41:30.120 and israel has a lot of power and there are a lot of jewish americans who don't like this decision and

00:41:35.240 it's an animating topic there are a lot of things you can disagree with or say well that's not perfect

00:41:41.000 but it won't necessarily change your vote the decision to uh delay the armaments to um israel

00:41:49.560 and more and more over the the larger uh both sides treatment that biden's giving the the issue

00:41:57.320 there's no way he's going to have the same jewish report support that he had before in america there's no

00:42:03.160 way so i think that alone if nothing else happened and it's a close race up to that point

00:42:09.880 that alone would give you an outcome but it gets better rfk jr was asked about his views on abortion

00:42:17.880 on some program and asked if he was in favor of abortion up until the end of the term meaning the

00:42:26.040 moment before birth and he said unambiguously yes he's in favor of it and the woman should be the

00:42:33.000 one to decide now to be fair to be fair i assume he didn't say it but a reasonable assumption is

00:42:43.320 that the woman would have to be uh either the either the baby would be non-viable like if it was born it

00:42:51.560 would just you know live an hour and die in pain so that could be a factor or or maybe the mother's

00:42:59.480 life is in danger but i don't know how that would be relevant if the baby has come full term i'm not

00:43:04.120 a doctor so i think there's more to the answer perhaps he would be in favor of some kind of you

00:43:10.600 know multiple doctors have to sign off or you can't do it you know the mother's life has to be

00:43:15.560 in jeopardy it has to be for humanitarian reasons you know you can imagine that there's a whole bunch

00:43:21.000 of if if ifs but politically right so i'm not arguing about abortion that's not in my conversation

00:43:31.160 right but politically that's that's the end of biden because nobody who's a republican is going to vote for

00:43:40.680 or anybody who even said the words that there would be any situation in which you could abort

00:43:47.160 when it's ready to be born in the normal way even even if there are horrible medical

00:43:56.200 possibilities so i think that that confirms that there isn't any way that uh the rfk jr is going to

00:44:03.320 take more votes from trump than from biden i mean that question is now answered

00:44:07.720 so so rfk jr is in favor of reparations there are zero zero republicans in favor of reparations

00:44:17.720 that the reparations that's the end of the story you there's no way i'm going to support anybody for

00:44:25.480 president who's in favor of reparations the abortion thing i stay into that because i don't have the same

00:44:32.840 a view as rfk jr but i do think that women should take the lead in what the laws are in their individual 1.00

00:44:39.160 states everybody gets a vote i'm not saying that men shouldn't participate i'm just saying you get

00:44:44.520 a better result if women take the lead because nobody's going to be happy with the result no 1.00

00:44:48.680 matter what it is but at least you could say well at least the right people made the decision and the

00:44:54.600 right people are women in this case now i also say to be fair i say that the right people to make

00:45:02.840 decisions about national defense are mostly men and i say that as a group not as individuals as

00:45:09.640 individuals you might find a man who's really should be talking about abortion maybe somebody who's a

00:45:16.440 doctor really knows a lot things you don't know no so there could be individual differences yes a man

00:45:24.280 who really knows something about abortion should absolutely weigh in and yes a woman who's really 0.99

00:45:31.480 up to date and knows a lot about um national defense of course but as a whole we should ignore the general

00:45:41.960 opinion of women when it comes to national defense and as a whole i would like to de-emphasize the role

00:45:49.640 of men in making decisions about laws about abortion now when it comes to a couple making a decision that's

00:45:57.560 that's more about the couple that's not about the law

00:46:02.600 all right so so biden's bad week continues

00:46:08.760 um you've got the california ag the attorney general uh i saw joel pollack uh report in uh breitbart

00:46:18.760 so the california attorney general is preparing a whole bunch of lawfare legal challenges against

00:46:25.480 trump should he get elected should he get elected they're going to lawfare him now let me ask you this

00:46:35.640 you live in the real world and you know everybody's super busy right we're all busy who in the world

00:46:43.560 would be spending a bunch of time preparing lawsuits in case trump gets elected six months

00:46:50.600 before he gets elected you would only do that if you're pretty sure he's going to get elected

00:46:57.000 as in you know the decision's been made basically so i don't see and i don't see any situation in which

00:47:05.960 somebody does this amount of work because apparently it's a whole bunch of different

00:47:10.200 legal actions they plan it's not like two or three you know it might be a hundred it's like just this

00:47:15.320 massive amount of lawfare so they're trying to make sure they can tie trump up i i just don't think you

00:47:22.280 do that unless you know that he's going to be president next biden appeared on cnn and it was a complete

00:47:30.920 train wreck and i guarantee you the democrats know he can't debate

00:47:36.200 he couldn't handle aaron burnett a friendly network asking some pretty obvious questions

00:47:44.120 about the economy and he just fell apart and we all saw it and there's no way that they're going to let

00:47:51.000 him debate do you think he could win by being too feeble to debate of course not he can't win he

00:48:00.520 doesn't have any chance and it's it's all it's over people it is completely over

00:48:08.200 all right so let me um so let me summarize that

00:48:15.080 so so biden has certainly lost jewish americans you know not every single one but he certainly lost

00:48:22.200 support with jewish americans and i don't have to tell you that that means more than just the votes

00:48:30.520 right that means a pack it means big money it means people who have a lot of influence

00:48:39.160 right i don't think you could survive that alone if that was the only thing i told you

00:48:44.840 i don't know if you could survive it but on top of that uh rfk juniors gone so far from the republican

00:48:51.880 side they can't possibly get republican votes unless they're not paying attention at all

00:48:56.200 uh the california g seems to think it's over the polls are heavily favoring trump in the um in in

00:49:04.840 the uh battleground states the cnn disaster itself is fatal but it guarantees he's not going to debate

00:49:14.760 now put all that together there isn't really any way biden can win and it must be that he's exceeded the

00:49:23.320 the margin of cheating because i do believe that we live in a country where cheating is a possibility

00:49:31.560 now i do not have proof it happened in the past in any specific cases that would have changed an election

00:49:38.120 i just live in a system in which if you look at the system the system design guarantees it

00:49:45.000 because you got people scared to death about trump they think he's settler they have access to the

00:49:50.120 machines they have access to the ballots they have access to the ballot boxes how in the world would

00:49:55.080 they not try to cheat it is sort of it's childish to imagine they wouldn't try but it looks like he

00:50:03.000 might have such a lead that it's an it's an of the uh it's an of the possibility but more importantly

00:50:09.400 there could be people who are supporting biden who just changed their minds so they don't even want to

00:50:14.600 cheat it could be that the desire to cheat is going away because the israel situation is so dire they're

00:50:22.040 just like okay we can't have a brain dead guy when we got all these problems so i think he's done as

00:50:29.240 done can be unless something big changes and something big always does

00:50:36.040 anyway um i did a poll myself um let me read you the poll um because remember now we know that

00:50:43.800 uh rfk jr is in favor of aborting a child up to the point of uh birth we know he had a brain worm 0.63

00:50:52.280 and we know that uh biden fell apart on cnn and when asked about the economy the only thing he could

00:50:58.280 talk about competently was his snickers bars were getting smaller it's the only thing he could handle 0.99

00:51:04.840 competently everything else he had to lie about or make up numbers or just look stupid and then we heard 0.99

00:51:11.080 about all the details about the uh trump and how stormy daniels says she passed out during the sex 0.98

00:51:18.760 even though she was not inebriated in any way so here's the poll that i did and i wish the

00:51:25.480 professionals could be this good and that's what you're gonna think when you hear it as soon as you

00:51:30.840 hear my poll you're gonna say why can't gallop do that and that was really good all right here it is

00:51:38.200 my question question do you plan to vote for the billionaire who banged a porn star into

00:51:43.720 unconsciousness the man who says his snickers is too small or the baby killer who fed his brain to a 0.98

00:51:50.120 worm i gave you three choices the billionaire banger the small candy guy and the brain worm baby killer

00:51:56.920 uh billionaire banger got 90 of the votes small candy two percent and brain worm baby killer eight percent 0.87

00:52:03.000 yeah brain worm baby killer it's my favorite sentence of the year 1.00

00:52:12.840 all right um i can't remember if i talked about this yesterday only in the man cave i think it was

00:52:20.200 only in the man cave so yesterday i became a subject of a story in the daily caller who has a story that

00:52:28.040 there was a staffer who worked for vivek ramaswamy who was fired after it came out that he was secretly

00:52:36.520 working for rfk juniors team to convert mega people or to at least get trump friendly people to retweet

00:52:46.360 and say good things about rfk junior now um i'm one of the people who was called out in that story

00:52:54.120 as being one of the people who was influenced by this gentleman who was fired by vivek uh for

00:53:02.520 retweeting and posting things about rfk junior and i do now given that i was called down by name

00:53:13.400 you know and i was shown my face and my post in the story in the daily caller about being influenced to

00:53:20.680 say things about rfk junior do you think they should have uh called me for a comment do you think that

00:53:28.760 would have been appropriate hey scott what are you thinking did this really happen did you do it because

00:53:34.520 somebody sent it to you or did you do it because you wanted to don't you think those would be good

00:53:39.000 questions so it's not just the left there's just something about the media it's the most obvious

00:53:48.200 question is were you influenced by that do you have a comment would you like to add some context

00:53:57.160 well i would like to add some context right now

00:54:01.240 if you're a public figure who talks about politics on social media and i think this is true of all of us

00:54:09.160 people send you things all day long did you know that i mean i thought it was obvious in my case

00:54:16.200 because i'm often retweeting things that people sent me so people dm me all the time and they say

00:54:22.360 what about this what about that and then i look at it and i say does that agree with me or you know is

00:54:27.560 that good for the world and does it agree with me and then i decide whether i want to send it out

00:54:33.640 so basically i just have two forms of social media i have one form which is the public form on x so i read

00:54:40.840 the same stuff you see but on top of that there's a fairly extensive network of people who who can dm me

00:54:48.440 you know people that i follow as well who can and then also they can email me you know people have

00:54:53.720 different ways to reach me 20 different ways to get to me and they send me stories they send them to

00:54:59.560 me on instagram they send them to me on uh linkedin they they email me they text me they dm me on x and some

00:55:09.160 of them i pick yeah owen wants to know where i can get the contract so yes it's totally true that

00:55:20.440 people send me things do i remember any specific contact where somebody sent me things for rfk junior

00:55:27.560 no because people send me things from him all the time it's not like there was one guy who sent me

00:55:33.960 some rfk junior stuff people do it every day some of it i like some of it i don't so that should

00:55:42.120 have been the context they should have added but it's an interesting story now separately um

00:55:49.480 having nothing to do with this story uh i think i told you i did a podcast for rfk juniors vp pick

00:55:56.600 nicole shenan and i went down did the did the podcast and uh took some pictures after not unusual

00:56:04.680 you know took some pictures with nicole and then i took a picture with one of her staffers

00:56:08.920 who had set up the podcast and arranged it somebody named zach

00:56:15.160 same guy in the daily in the story so i think zach might be the same zach i don't know how many

00:56:24.280 people named zach work for the rfk junior team but but i think i got exact i got i got exact

00:56:33.320 anyway um but i reiterate there are some things about rfk junior that i like a lot and i'm not going

00:56:40.760 to shy away from that i love his attack on big food and chronic disease i think his take on the safety of

00:56:50.760 vaccines and i i'll give some distance to myself about any specific claims he makes about vaccine

00:56:57.400 harm i'm not i'm not on that train but when he says they're not adequately tested

00:57:04.200 i think that's something we should look into so i'm on board with that

00:57:10.920 so there are some things that are very very strong about his message but i'm never going to sign up for

00:57:15.400 reparations yeah that to me that's that's the end of the story so you don't have to worry about

00:57:20.920 what team i'm going to be on all right um i talked to a democrat who i will not name recently

00:57:29.080 who said that her family members and i feel like she was talking about the female members of the family

00:57:35.960 but maybe i just imagined that um said they're scared to death of the possibility of trump returning

00:57:43.000 how many of you know somebody that you would describe as not just having a preference

00:57:49.560 but scared to death about trump returning how common is that

00:57:56.680 because i've seen it i've seen it with my own eyes and it's a physical fear people will actually tremble

00:58:04.280 now how do you fix that here's what won't fix it a trump rally a really good trump advertising campaign

00:58:18.360 make no difference um a good reframe a nickname nope nope nope nope um scott comes up with a clever

00:58:27.560 persuasive persuasive nope nope nope nope nope there is one and only one thing that can change

00:58:34.920 this and i will recommend it now and i'm going to strongly recommend it

00:58:39.880 like super super recommend it trump needs to sit down with a bunch of frightened democrats

00:58:47.560 the really frightened ones the the ones who are actually literally afraid of him

00:58:52.040 just sit in the room turn on the cameras and just let them hang out let them ask any question they

00:59:01.160 want let them go to the house i would have them actually go to their private residence 0.77

00:59:07.240 go into their living room have them bring their their cousins over their friends

00:59:12.200 sit in the living room and say why are you so afraid of me

00:59:15.320 what what is it about me that makes you afraid and then they would say but but but you might be a

00:59:22.840 dictator now compare these two things somebody on social media arguing that no he won't be a dictator

00:59:32.360 versus he's sitting in front of you and he's got this big trump smile on his face

00:59:38.680 he shook your hands he hugged you he took pictures and then he genuinely asked you what you thought

00:59:45.320 and then he was genuinely concerned that you were afraid of him because guess what

00:59:52.120 his personal charisma is unstoppable you know i've experienced it in person if you put him in the room

01:00:01.320 people like him pretty much every time right his ability to connect with people in person is really

01:00:11.080 unparalleled like well maybe not unparalleled the the the best politicians can do it but he has to

01:00:18.120 he has to diffuse the bomb one-on-one now if other people see him diffuse it they might also be affected by

01:00:27.240 it in terms of influence but he's got to do a retail he's got to talk to a real person and spend some

01:00:34.360 quality time and he has to let them sit in front of him on the couch i'll say or in the barber shop

01:00:39.720 or wherever it is no i wouldn't do the barber shop because i don't think black men are afraid of him

01:00:44.840 do you i've never seen a black man who was afraid of trump have you even once there are lots of people

01:00:53.400 who prefer him not to be president obviously but i've never heard anybody who was like afraid of him

01:00:58.600 he's going to be a dictator or something i've never heard it once but women of every type absolutely 1.00

01:01:06.200 frightened to death but imagine they say you know you're against uh abortion but imagine he's in the

01:01:15.400 room imagine they're afraid of him and he says i'm going to take you know take your abortion away 0.95

01:01:22.280 and he says well actually what i did was move it to the states so it's closer to your control and

01:01:28.920 further from my control because that's what happened you put him in the living room with a you know real

01:01:36.600 pro-abortion advocate and say but you realize what i did was i moved the control of that question away

01:01:43.160 from me and closer to you so you should be working with your local representatives and i do have a

01:01:49.800 preference of how that should work out but i don't want to have the control over your life i'm trying

01:01:55.560 to remove myself from having control over you you see that right you see that i'm giving you control

01:02:02.360 i'm not taking it away now how that ends up is hard to predict but i do think that you and i should agree

01:02:09.640 that i should not be part of your decision about your abortion do we agree on that now imagine that in person

01:02:15.720 just imagine that in person that is so disarming and if he looked you in the face and said you look

01:02:25.000 like a nice person i would like you to have more babies not fewer and i'm not apologizing for being

01:02:31.640 in favor of all americans living you know as long as they haven't done something terrible i suppose

01:02:37.480 so the the thing about the uh the anti-abortion view is that i completely understand how people

01:02:48.200 can be on both sides of the issue but i don't understand how you can think that the people who

01:02:54.520 are against abortion are monsters that part doesn't work in person right it doesn't work in person it

01:03:03.640 works if you're thinking about it in like a conceptual way it's like oh they're taking my

01:03:08.680 rights away in a conceptual way but if you put somebody in the room and you say you know i

01:03:14.200 understand that you're against abortion i understand your reasons but i'm looking at you as a human being

01:03:20.280 and i would like if you got pregnant i would like you to bring a baby into the world even a democrat 0.99

01:03:26.600 even your little democrat babies will vote against republicans i want them because as president

01:03:32.600 i should never be in favor of a decision to end life as i see it that's why that decision needs

01:03:39.880 to get pushed closer to you and further from me and that's what i did you win that you win that

01:03:46.680 conversation every time now how about they say but but i worry you'll be a dictator and jail all of my opponents 0.88

01:03:54.040 trump should say have you met a republican have you met a republican we're we're not the ones who

01:04:06.120 want to put people in jail for no reason that's strictly the democrats and the democrats are doing

01:04:12.520 it because they can't beat us on arguments we can win on arguments and if i win this election i will have

01:04:19.160 won it on arguments despite them trying to put me in jail i'm not going to put people in jail for no

01:04:24.920 reason there's no republican who's in favor of that and i work for them or well i work for the voters

01:04:31.880 there's no voters in favor of it the only reason people were in favor of me being law fared is that

01:04:40.440 the media told you i was a monster they told you i was heller do you think i'm heller it's really hard

01:04:49.160 to look in somebody's eyes who's being nice to you and went to your home and is genuinely interested

01:04:54.280 in your opinion and wants your child to live more than you do it's hard to call that person heller

01:05:00.200 right so that's my suggestion mr trump sit in the living room of some very frightened democrats not

01:05:08.840 regular democrats you have to specifically filter for frightened i mean seriously frightened and

01:05:16.840 just see what happens sit in the room all right it would be risky because it could go off the rails

01:05:24.120 i suppose it would depend how many people were in the room if he yelled it to like a group of five to

01:05:30.440 eight trump would totally control the room if you put him in a room with you know like a small audience

01:05:37.880 then it could get out of control but it needs to be personal that's why it has to be around a table

01:05:43.080 or on a couch it can't be a stage and an audience because that's that's too much distance

01:05:51.960 all right it's time to start talking about how big the trump landslide will be

01:05:56.920 um

01:05:59.960 and i think if you're worried that republicans won't be activated to vote

01:06:05.160 because they think trump might win i don't think that's the way it's going to go

01:06:10.840 because i think we all know that if trump doesn't win in a landslide

01:06:16.040 he won't have the authority to do the things he wants to do so if you want anything to get done

01:06:21.720 it's got to be a landslide would you agree with that statement there's almost no point in getting him

01:06:27.720 narrowly narrowly elected if he's narrowly elected we're right back to where we were with nothing

01:06:34.520 gets done he's got to just crush so your reason to vote even if he's way ahead in the poll is

01:06:42.840 insanely high like your your interest in voting should be twofold he's got to get a landslide of epic

01:06:52.120 proportions to be any use to anybody right you want to stop the war in ukraine you don't get that with

01:06:58.120 a close vote you don't get that you want to close the border well he might be able to do that with a

01:07:03.960 close vote but it's going to be hard right so he's going to have to be coming in with a little weight

01:07:10.680 or there's just no point in it because he brings so much trouble with him that if he's not bringing

01:07:16.120 big solutions at the same time you net negative he's an expensive president yeah i say that often

01:07:24.040 he's expensive because he gets people all excited in bad ways etc he's only worth it if you also get

01:07:31.240 big wins and he needs a landslide to get the big wins or it'll help so there are two reasons to vote

01:07:38.840 for him if you're even if it looks like he's going to win one is it's going to be fun as hell

01:07:43.480 do you do you remember 2016 election night do you remember how you felt

01:07:53.160 yeah that's how you want to feel again chase that feeling this is the dopamine filter i talk about

01:08:00.840 people will chase dopamine even more than they will chase money and if you're a republican you know how it

01:08:08.280 will feel if it's not just a win but a crushing landslide defeat because you're worried about the

01:08:16.520 slippery slope and i say to you

01:08:23.880 you ladies and gentlemen are the slippery slope killers there is a slippery slope forever until you

01:08:33.400 stop it so that's your job your job is to stop it and you have all the tools you need

01:08:41.560 but you got to stop it hard you know don't don't barely stop it you want to crush it in terms of a

01:08:48.280 landslide victory all right let's talk about stormy daniels and trump stormy uh she testified again

01:08:55.640 and uh this time she made the surprising claim on the stand that she's a medium

01:09:03.240 well when she was working in porn she was a size zero but now she's a medium and i blame processed foods 1.00

01:09:11.320 for that

01:09:15.320 next story i came up with a new nickname for biden i want to see if it sticks

01:09:21.880 you ready for this uh give me give me your flash opinion new nickname for for biden president small

01:09:31.720 candy president small candy one word small candy what do you think

01:09:42.040 because it's it's the only thing he can competently talk about that his candy's too small

01:09:46.840 i think that should be his nickname because it's basically his brand uh mr president what do you

01:09:55.480 think about the uh the migrants flowing across the border it's trump's fault and my candy's too small

01:10:05.480 um mr biden what can we do about uh china 0.51

01:10:11.560 uh well i don't know about china but candy's too small let them have taiwan if they can fix my candy 0.89

01:10:19.800 yep president small candy

01:10:24.200 um rasmussen did a poll on media coverage and uh what percentage of people

01:10:29.720 think the national news is doing a good or excellent job

01:10:35.560 you already know it's about a quarter it's 28 actually so a little higher than a quarter 0.97

01:10:40.840 but yes as we often say a quarter of the respondents to any poll will have the dumbest 0.95

01:10:46.200 answer and the dumbest answer is that the national news is doing a good or excellent job 0.98

01:10:51.400 how in the world could you have that opinion how could you be alive and functioning and able to feed 0.99

01:11:00.440 yourself and you know clean yourself and you haven't noticed that the national media is not getting

01:11:08.680 it done no nothing all right

01:11:14.600 well that ladies and gentlemen brings me to the conclusion of my prepared comments

01:11:19.880 for again the best live stream you've ever seen except for that part about the slippery slope and

01:11:24.120 doing your own research which really bothers you and you're going to be thinking about it all night

01:11:28.360 and eventually you'll come around to my way of thinking but not before there's a lot of mental

01:11:32.280 pain but good luck with that and in the meantime i'm going to say goodbye to the platforms of

01:11:37.720 youtube and x and rumble we're going to talk to the locals people privately

01:11:42.040 and uh thanks for joining we'll see all of you again tomorrow same place same time

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 10, 2024

Episode 2470 CWSA 05⧸10⧸24

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