Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2471 CWSA 05⧸11⧸24

00:00:00.000 Welcome to Coffee with Scott Adams.

00:00:02.520 I like to think I'm the worm that you want in your brain.

00:00:06.520 That's right.

00:00:07.760 I'm the worm you want in your brain.

00:00:09.940 If you'd like to take that experience up to levels

00:00:12.180 that nobody can even understand with their tiny human craniums,

00:00:16.940 all you need for that is a copper mugger, a glass of tanker chalcis,

00:00:20.100 dine, a cantine jugger flask, a vessel of any kind.

00:00:24.160 That's my auctioneer voice.

00:00:26.720 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine of the day

00:00:30.960 that makes everything better.

00:00:32.580 It's called the Simultaneous Sip, and it happens now,

00:00:35.420 going once, going twice, going three times.

00:00:37.940 Go.

00:00:43.840 So, so good.

00:00:49.020 The trolls are here, but they shall be ignored.

00:00:52.640 Well, if you are subscribing to the Dilbert comic

00:00:55.420 that you can only see if you subscribe while you're on the X platform,

00:00:59.120 see my profile for the link,

00:01:00.580 or if you're on scottadams.locals.com where you get that,

00:01:04.300 plus a lot more, a lot more.

00:01:07.360 You would know that Dilbert is exploring his love languages

00:01:10.840 with his girlfriend.

00:01:13.180 She says her love language is gifts.

00:01:17.600 He says his love language is touch.

00:01:20.060 And so they've agreed that prostitution collectively is their love language.

00:01:27.300 She'll get gifts, he gets touch.

00:01:29.480 Well, you do the math.

00:01:31.220 It's funnier if you see the pictures.

00:01:34.220 Well, last night was the Aurora Boring Always,

00:01:38.620 because I kept looking outside to see it,

00:01:41.420 and it wasn't there.

00:01:43.480 So it was Aurora Boring Always.

00:01:46.120 But thankfully, it was not boring completely,

00:01:51.320 because I got to spend a few hours yesterday

00:01:54.180 looking at posts on X,

00:01:56.420 telling me that the Aurora Borealis

00:01:58.260 caused by the magnetic field from the sun

00:02:02.140 might be destroying all of humanity sometime yesterday.

00:02:07.520 So at least I got to worry about dying for a while.

00:02:11.460 But after the worrying about dying started to wear off,

00:02:16.560 I just started looking for the Aurora Boring Always,

00:02:19.720 and it wasn't there where I live.

00:02:23.420 Well, in a new shocking, shocking study over many years,

00:02:29.340 obesity is now linked to 32 types of cancer

00:02:32.020 and might be fueling 40% of cases.

00:02:34.420 I think Grace Price in her book sang something similar.

00:02:37.900 How many of you were not aware

00:02:41.120 that weight probably had something to do

00:02:45.420 with your overall health?

00:02:48.040 It doesn't feel like it's new,

00:02:50.920 but maybe it's new for somebody

00:02:52.800 that they should avoid obesity.

00:02:57.020 Well, the Bumble site that had been for,

00:03:01.740 let's see, that's where women 1.00

00:03:03.160 were going to ask guys out on dates.

00:03:04.760 So Bumble was all about the woman making the first move. 0.99

00:03:09.120 But they reversed that, but that's not the story.

00:03:12.300 The story is that the Bumble founder, Whitney Wolf Heard.

00:03:17.240 Really?

00:03:18.240 That's her name? 0.70

00:03:19.020 She's got three names. 0.97

00:03:20.760 Whitney Wolf Heard.

00:03:24.100 Her last name is Wolf Heard.

00:03:26.740 Oh, my God.

00:03:28.420 I don't think I've ever heard a cooler name.

00:03:31.160 Wolf Heard.

00:03:33.120 Cool.

00:03:33.600 Cool.

00:03:34.760 Anyway, she thinks the future of dating is

00:03:36.860 that we'll all have an AI of ourselves,

00:03:39.780 and then our AIs will go date each other.

00:03:43.720 And if the AIs get along,

00:03:46.200 then that might be a good sign

00:03:47.640 that the humans would date

00:03:49.680 and the AIs would introduce you.

00:03:52.460 I think she's right.

00:03:54.380 A few people have said that they,

00:03:56.560 I think Bri AI and some others said,

00:04:00.360 I thought we thought of that idea a while ago.

00:04:02.840 Maybe they did,

00:04:04.440 but it looks like other people are thinking about it, too.

00:04:08.080 I would like to queue up the NPCs.

00:04:11.660 All right.

00:04:12.920 NPCs are the people who will say the most obvious thing

00:04:16.120 that you say to any statement.

00:04:18.420 I'm going to tell you about some new science,

00:04:22.100 and then we're going to identify the NPCs

00:04:25.120 who will appear immediately in the comments.

00:04:27.640 All right.

00:04:28.380 And you know what I'm looking for, probably.

00:04:30.660 But here it comes.

00:04:32.920 Scientists have discovered a new molecule

00:04:35.100 that absorbs greenhouse gases

00:04:37.140 so they can make stuff out of it,

00:04:39.280 and it would just absorb the greenhouse gases

00:04:41.220 right out of the air.

00:04:41.900 Go.

00:04:43.780 NPCs.

00:04:44.940 Go.

00:04:46.960 I just told you that there's a technology

00:04:49.140 to remove CO2 from the air.

00:04:51.220 Go.

00:04:52.480 Come on.

00:04:53.720 You know.

00:04:54.200 Go.

00:04:55.840 You know.

00:04:57.360 You know what you're going to say.

00:04:59.640 You're going to say that the plants are going to die

00:05:01.680 because CO2 is plant food.

00:05:06.400 Right?

00:05:07.600 Oh, okay.

00:05:08.680 Then the other NPC thing is to say,

00:05:10.820 you've invented a tree.

00:05:13.480 I see you've invented a tree.

00:05:17.860 Those are the two most annoying comments

00:05:20.760 you'll ever get when somebody says

00:05:22.740 they're removing the CO2.

00:05:24.580 Well, that's going to destroy the entire planet

00:05:26.940 because it'll take all the CO2,

00:05:28.580 and then the plants will die.

00:05:30.400 Or don't you know that CO2 is plant food?

00:05:32.880 Has anybody ever mentioned that to you

00:05:34.720 in your 30 years of talking about it

00:05:37.140 are probably the first.

00:05:39.040 Hey, did you know that removing CO2

00:05:41.640 from the atmosphere

00:05:42.540 is also something that a tree can do?

00:05:45.620 So it's like you spent all this money

00:05:47.700 to invent a tree.

00:05:49.880 So that's what the NPCs say.

00:05:52.320 Don't be an NPC.

00:05:55.400 Well, there's a giant breakthrough,

00:05:57.800 potentially, in capacitor technology.

00:06:00.380 A capacitor you might think of

00:06:03.580 as like a battery

00:06:04.640 that can be charged up instantly.

00:06:07.800 Now imagine if you had an electric car

00:06:09.760 and you could charge it up somewhat instantly.

00:06:13.440 The problem with capacitors in the past

00:06:15.580 is that they didn't hold their charge,

00:06:17.180 so they weren't really batteries per se.

00:06:19.220 They were just capacitors.

00:06:21.240 However, there's some new technology

00:06:23.100 that says they can turn their capacitor

00:06:25.020 into more of a battery,

00:06:26.280 which would be civilization changing, basically.

00:06:31.220 I mean, imagine if you could charge it in a minute.

00:06:34.740 It's a completely different situation.

00:06:40.080 Well, here is a...

00:06:42.500 You know, you think to yourself

00:06:43.660 that Elon Musk is the best American entrepreneur

00:06:47.360 because he did more than one company.

00:06:51.020 Microsoft is impressive, right?

00:06:53.340 I will give you the Bill Gates, Microsoft, impressive.

00:06:56.200 I will give you Steve Jobs and Apple.

00:06:59.620 Impressive.

00:07:01.180 But neither of them started two or three

00:07:05.240 or four gigantic successful companies

00:07:08.840 like Elon Musk did.

00:07:11.380 But here's Sam Altman,

00:07:12.520 not to be left out of the conversation

00:07:14.520 about the greatest,

00:07:16.820 potentially,

00:07:18.120 greatest entrepreneurs in America.

00:07:19.720 So on Friday,

00:07:21.480 one of his companies

00:07:22.940 just went public.

00:07:24.300 He's the CEO of it, I guess.

00:07:27.000 It's a nuclear fission company

00:07:28.880 called Oklo

00:07:29.720 or Oklo,

00:07:31.240 O-K-L-O. 1.00

00:07:33.360 Nuclear fission.

00:07:36.160 It's a public company now.

00:07:38.500 Remember you kept saying,

00:07:40.000 oh, nuclear fission is always 10 years away.

00:07:42.140 Well, you're right.

00:07:42.960 It's always 10 years away.

00:07:44.260 But at least there's a real company

00:07:46.540 that's now public

00:07:47.940 and they plan in just a few years

00:07:50.560 to have their first fission

00:07:52.580 nuclear power site.

00:07:56.460 Fission.

00:07:57.300 That's the good one

00:07:58.340 with no waste.

00:08:00.460 It's basically something like free energy.

00:08:02.960 So their idea is to make

00:08:04.100 a small A-frame fission.

00:08:09.280 I'm sorry.

00:08:10.520 Is it fission or fusion?

00:08:13.080 It's fission.

00:08:14.600 I'm sorry, not fusion.

00:08:16.260 Fusion is the good one.

00:08:18.660 So did I read that wrong?

00:08:21.200 Nuclear fission.

00:08:22.020 Oh, you know what?

00:08:22.800 Because he's also working on fusion,

00:08:24.720 so I can fuse this.

00:08:26.420 So I think separately he's got a...

00:08:28.160 I'll need a fact check on this.

00:08:29.800 But I think separately he's got

00:08:31.840 a startup that's doing fusion.

00:08:34.840 Does anybody know that?

00:08:37.060 But the story says it's fission.

00:08:39.120 I read it as fusion

00:08:40.640 because my brain wanted to see fusion.

00:08:43.120 So I correct myself.

00:08:45.180 Well, you corrected me,

00:08:46.280 so I'm taking your correction.

00:08:48.620 So yes, it's fission.

00:08:50.940 But it would be very good

00:08:53.900 if he could make small nuclear plants

00:08:55.780 that are the size of little A-frames

00:08:57.260 and put them near places.

00:08:58.860 Now, here's the story I was getting to.

00:09:01.480 Sam Altman has now created the company

00:09:04.740 that will use more electricity

00:09:06.260 than anything ever in the history of electricity,

00:09:10.040 which is AI.

00:09:12.180 AI will require so much electricity.

00:09:15.000 We're going to need,

00:09:15.740 I saw one estimate,

00:09:17.500 of 35 times more than we have now

00:09:19.640 and fairly soon.

00:09:21.140 Well, wouldn't it be great

00:09:23.840 to be creating the greatest demand ever

00:09:26.260 for electricity

00:09:27.000 while you are also creating

00:09:29.000 one of the most economical ways

00:09:31.600 to provide it?

00:09:33.600 Now, that's pretty good.

00:09:36.260 If he pulls off both of these companies,

00:09:39.340 you know, let's say OpenAI

00:09:40.420 continues to be the Google of AIs,

00:09:43.920 but also potentially this Oklo company

00:09:47.780 could become the,

00:09:49.500 I don't know,

00:09:50.480 the Tesla of small nuclear reactors.

00:09:55.120 So he could have both.

00:09:57.260 Now, if you ask me,

00:09:58.600 what are the two,

00:10:00.540 or I'll say three,

00:10:02.120 most important technologies of the future,

00:10:05.340 I would say AI,

00:10:07.900 nuclear for electricity,

00:10:10.140 and robots.

00:10:12.200 So if he gets into the robot business too,

00:10:14.720 he's probably got some investments in that too.

00:10:16.860 He's going to have the big three.

00:10:17.900 I was asking on social media

00:10:22.580 how I could package up

00:10:25.900 and sell the training material that is me.

00:10:29.420 In other words,

00:10:30.340 all the comics I've written,

00:10:31.680 the blog posts,

00:10:32.580 the videos,

00:10:33.420 the books I've written,

00:10:34.280 et cetera.

00:10:34.760 How can I package it up

00:10:36.320 and say,

00:10:37.080 hey,

00:10:37.420 if you'd like to license this legally,

00:10:39.260 you can create a bot

00:10:41.540 that,

00:10:42.860 you know,

00:10:43.360 gives the same advice I would.

00:10:44.740 We're close to it.

00:10:47.080 And here's why.

00:10:49.100 I have a very radical hypothesis

00:10:51.580 to run by you.

00:10:53.860 You know how the world runs on trust?

00:10:56.780 You really couldn't do anything without it.

00:10:59.200 You have to have a little bit of trust

00:11:01.060 before you hand somebody your credit card

00:11:03.320 and before they give you a product back.

00:11:05.720 So we have a trust-based society

00:11:10.480 and economy.

00:11:13.120 Now, of course,

00:11:13.860 we do everything we can

00:11:14.920 to make sure that trust isn't the only thing,

00:11:16.960 you know,

00:11:17.120 that you would get,

00:11:17.900 you'd go to jail

00:11:18.600 if you did something wrong.

00:11:20.180 But

00:11:20.420 here's my hypothesis.

00:11:25.880 That trust is something

00:11:27.280 that people give to people,

00:11:29.740 period.

00:11:31.660 Trust

00:11:32.060 is something you only give to people.

00:11:35.000 Now, you might be wrong about it,

00:11:37.040 but you only give it to people.

00:11:39.320 Now, you might say to me,

00:11:40.320 but Scott,

00:11:40.760 we trust our machines.

00:11:43.380 You know,

00:11:43.580 I trust my machine

00:11:44.700 will do what it's supposed to do.

00:11:46.120 I trust my printer

00:11:47.040 most of the time.

00:11:48.080 But those are made by people.

00:11:50.860 When you're trusting your machine,

00:11:52.480 you're sort of trusting

00:11:53.540 the person who made it.

00:11:55.480 So

00:11:55.840 what will happen

00:11:57.040 when the AI

00:11:57.800 is really

00:11:58.820 gone beyond

00:12:00.700 whatever was created

00:12:02.220 and it becomes

00:12:03.340 sort of its own entity?

00:12:05.320 Will it be possible

00:12:06.720 to trust it?

00:12:09.260 So this is my provocative thought.

00:12:11.880 It might not be

00:12:13.240 biologically possible

00:12:14.660 to trust something

00:12:16.300 that wasn't made

00:12:17.200 by a human

00:12:17.780 or isn't a human.

00:12:20.260 And so that,

00:12:20.800 so my,

00:12:21.220 my question

00:12:22.080 slash hypothesis

00:12:23.160 is that we're not capable,

00:12:25.460 no matter how hard we try,

00:12:27.660 to trust AI.

00:12:30.360 And so,

00:12:31.640 if you're going to ask,

00:12:32.660 if you're going to ask

00:12:33.600 for advice,

00:12:34.720 you'd rather get advice

00:12:36.320 from somebody

00:12:37.120 who's like a person

00:12:38.460 you know

00:12:39.040 than from a machine

00:12:40.880 that might be doing

00:12:41.680 its own thing.

00:12:42.300 So my hypothesis

00:12:44.620 is that

00:12:45.460 even if

00:12:46.100 a general AI,

00:12:47.580 let's say open AI,

00:12:49.020 even if it had

00:12:49.780 already absorbed

00:12:50.760 all of my training,

00:12:52.560 as soon as you said,

00:12:55.180 hey,

00:12:55.380 give me some advice,

00:12:56.580 whatever I gave it

00:12:57.740 would be mixed in

00:12:58.660 with whatever

00:12:59.240 other advice

00:13:00.140 and training material

00:13:01.380 it had.

00:13:02.100 It would be some kind

00:13:02.840 of weird average thing.

00:13:04.740 Would you trust it?

00:13:05.860 If AI gave you

00:13:08.680 some watered-down

00:13:09.860 average career advice,

00:13:12.280 would you say,

00:13:12.960 oh,

00:13:13.260 I got the good stuff now?

00:13:14.860 I think not.

00:13:16.840 But now,

00:13:17.360 suppose you wanted

00:13:18.080 to learn about investment

00:13:19.200 and you found

00:13:20.360 that Warren Buffett

00:13:21.320 had licensed

00:13:22.100 his entire body

00:13:23.740 of work

00:13:24.780 and comments

00:13:25.620 and everything

00:13:26.220 he's ever said

00:13:26.920 in his books

00:13:27.580 and whatever,

00:13:28.800 and you could,

00:13:29.620 you could have

00:13:30.360 a Warren Buffett advisor.

00:13:32.780 It's the AI version,

00:13:34.180 but it's going

00:13:36.560 to use his stuff.

00:13:38.160 Would you trust it more?

00:13:40.340 I think you would.

00:13:42.180 So here's my hypothesis,

00:13:44.220 that the AIs

00:13:45.440 of the future

00:13:46.100 will be built

00:13:46.840 around human personalities

00:13:49.040 because that's how

00:13:50.480 you'll feel comfortable

00:13:51.240 with them,

00:13:52.520 and that these

00:13:53.380 general AIs

00:13:54.320 that might have

00:13:55.040 everything Warren Buffett

00:13:56.460 knows and everything

00:13:57.240 I know and everything

00:13:58.320 everybody else knows

00:13:59.260 and puts it together

00:14:00.020 and comes up with

00:14:00.720 some general thing,

00:14:02.620 it won't work.

00:14:04.180 Let me ask you

00:14:06.240 this question.

00:14:07.120 Could you take,

00:14:08.100 for those of you

00:14:08.860 who have been

00:14:09.240 following me for a while,

00:14:11.080 do you think you could

00:14:11.860 take the things

00:14:12.520 that I say

00:14:13.200 and then average them

00:14:15.060 with things

00:14:15.520 other people say?

00:14:17.160 I don't think you can.

00:14:19.560 I think there are

00:14:20.940 a lot of people

00:14:21.540 who just sort of

00:14:22.900 stick out

00:14:23.540 as their body

00:14:25.480 of recommendations

00:14:26.680 are only compatible

00:14:28.460 with their own body

00:14:29.440 of recommendations.

00:14:30.440 You couldn't just

00:14:30.960 throw in somebody's

00:14:32.100 average thought

00:14:32.760 about something.

00:14:33.300 You couldn't take

00:14:34.840 my thought

00:14:35.460 that the worst

00:14:37.280 advice you could

00:14:38.880 ever get

00:14:39.440 is to be yourself

00:14:41.040 because if you

00:14:43.140 average it,

00:14:43.860 you'd average it

00:14:44.480 with all the people

00:14:45.100 who say that's

00:14:45.640 good advice.

00:14:46.780 How do you average

00:14:47.420 that?

00:14:47.740 Those are opposites.

00:14:49.040 So my point is

00:14:50.060 you can't average

00:14:50.780 things that are opposites

00:14:51.860 or just completely

00:14:52.780 unrelated.

00:14:54.180 You're better off

00:14:55.080 or you'll feel

00:14:55.680 more comfortable

00:14:56.260 even if you're

00:14:56.880 not better off

00:14:57.480 with something

00:14:58.360 that's built around

00:14:59.100 one person's

00:14:59.940 personality.

00:15:00.460 And so I asked

00:15:02.940 online if there's

00:15:03.780 any way to license

00:15:04.340 that.

00:15:04.660 I didn't get an

00:15:05.100 answer but

00:15:05.480 apparently there's

00:15:06.180 a company called

00:15:06.900 Delphi AI

00:15:08.460 where you can make

00:15:10.000 a version of

00:15:10.680 yourself.

00:15:12.380 So basically

00:15:12.940 it's exactly this.

00:15:14.440 So you can turn

00:15:15.100 it into a chat

00:15:15.820 bot and I think

00:15:17.540 I'm going to try

00:15:18.100 it.

00:15:18.660 I have to look

00:15:19.120 into it a little

00:15:19.640 bit more.

00:15:21.080 But I want to

00:15:22.860 build a version

00:15:23.480 of myself for

00:15:24.200 the Dilbert.com

00:15:25.160 website so you

00:15:26.740 can always go

00:15:27.260 there and ask

00:15:28.000 anything you want.

00:15:28.760 You can find

00:15:29.840 out when one

00:15:30.740 of my comics

00:15:31.380 ran if you

00:15:32.060 want to reprint.

00:15:33.340 Go and say

00:15:33.700 hey I'm looking

00:15:34.200 for a marketing

00:15:35.220 comic.

00:15:36.420 And then my

00:15:36.840 little bot will 1.00

00:15:37.580 say alright I

00:15:38.520 got one that's

00:15:39.240 like this like

00:15:39.960 that.

00:15:41.580 Wouldn't that

00:15:41.960 be cool?

00:15:42.720 It would tell

00:15:43.140 you how to

00:15:43.480 license it

00:15:44.020 properly.

00:15:45.420 So I'm going

00:15:46.000 to work on

00:15:46.380 that.

00:15:46.620 Maybe by the

00:15:47.300 end of this

00:15:47.780 year would be

00:15:48.280 my target for

00:15:49.000 that.

00:15:50.600 Well no big

00:15:51.460 surprise RFK

00:15:52.440 Jr. has

00:15:53.220 modified his

00:15:54.640 position on

00:15:55.300 abortion.

00:15:56.680 How many of

00:15:57.420 you saw that

00:15:58.000 coming?

00:15:58.760 Because he

00:15:59.820 basically took

00:16:00.540 himself out of

00:16:01.180 the race

00:16:01.540 accidentally by

00:16:03.060 saying that

00:16:04.640 the woman 0.98

00:16:05.120 should decide

00:16:05.980 even up to

00:16:06.760 the moment

00:16:07.460 of birth whether

00:16:09.100 the fetus

00:16:09.920 could be or

00:16:10.680 the baby

00:16:11.060 could be

00:16:11.540 aborted.

00:16:12.780 Now he

00:16:13.400 explained he's

00:16:15.240 explaining now

00:16:16.240 that he had

00:16:17.780 been going at

00:16:18.460 it with the

00:16:18.980 assumption that

00:16:20.400 it would in

00:16:22.060 a normal

00:16:22.620 ordinary world

00:16:23.920 the only time

00:16:25.360 that would

00:16:25.680 ever be an

00:16:26.320 issue is if

00:16:27.840 everybody was

00:16:28.840 on the same

00:16:29.660 page that the

00:16:30.440 fetus was

00:16:30.960 going to

00:16:31.440 struggle and

00:16:32.520 die in an 0.71

00:16:33.020 hour after

00:16:33.480 birth anyway

00:16:34.140 because it's

00:16:34.760 just so

00:16:35.080 badly

00:16:35.500 deformed.

00:16:37.760 Now how

00:16:39.160 many of you

00:16:39.560 believe that

00:16:40.340 it would be

00:16:40.780 limited to

00:16:42.560 situations with

00:16:43.680 badly deformed 0.99

00:16:44.760 babies?

00:16:47.380 Ones that

00:16:47.880 weren't going to

00:16:48.320 survive, they're

00:16:48.820 not viable.

00:16:49.700 How many of you

00:16:50.540 think it would

00:16:51.020 be related?

00:16:52.020 It just stuck

00:16:52.460 to that.

00:16:53.300 Well here's

00:16:53.840 what RFK Jr.

00:16:54.740 found out.

00:16:56.440 So he said

00:16:57.540 that he just

00:17:00.200 assumed it would

00:17:00.960 be in these

00:17:01.420 extreme cases and

00:17:02.580 it would be

00:17:02.880 limited to that.

00:17:03.840 But he's

00:17:04.260 changed his

00:17:04.840 view.

00:17:06.620 He says

00:17:07.360 let's see.

00:17:12.780 He says

00:17:13.260 sometimes women 1.00

00:17:14.240 abort healthy

00:17:14.980 viable late

00:17:15.820 term fetuses. 0.54

00:17:17.120 These cases of

00:17:18.280 purely elective

00:17:19.420 late term

00:17:19.900 abortions are 0.99

00:17:21.860 very upsetting.

00:17:23.500 Once the baby

00:17:24.260 is viable

00:17:24.720 outside the

00:17:25.360 womb, it 0.77

00:17:25.720 should have

00:17:26.100 rights and

00:17:26.660 it deserves

00:17:27.340 the society's

00:17:28.220 protection.

00:17:29.420 Now here's

00:17:29.840 the key part.

00:17:31.500 So he went

00:17:32.040 from I don't

00:17:33.000 think there's

00:17:33.440 any case that

00:17:34.420 this would be

00:17:35.000 misused.

00:17:36.460 You know it's

00:17:36.760 only going to

00:17:37.100 be these extreme

00:17:37.980 situations.

00:17:39.420 He went all

00:17:39.940 the way from

00:17:40.340 that to yep

00:17:42.100 it turns out

00:17:42.720 they would do

00:17:43.160 it for elective

00:17:43.900 reasons.

00:17:46.100 Yep.

00:17:47.080 Turns out for

00:17:47.700 any reason they

00:17:48.320 want.

00:17:48.980 If the law

00:17:49.620 would allow

00:17:50.020 it.

00:17:51.020 So now he

00:17:51.600 says quote

00:17:52.400 I learned

00:17:53.000 this because

00:17:53.460 I was

00:17:53.900 willing to

00:17:54.360 listen to

00:17:55.360 my family

00:17:55.940 advisors,

00:17:56.660 supporters and

00:17:57.200 others who

00:17:57.600 shared their

00:17:58.000 perspectives.

00:17:58.940 My promise

00:17:59.460 to myself and

00:18:00.000 to America is

00:18:00.540 that I will

00:18:00.820 continue to

00:18:01.280 listen and

00:18:01.700 incorporate.

00:18:04.080 You know

00:18:04.680 I don't hate

00:18:06.200 this at all.

00:18:06.800 I do not

00:18:09.200 hate when

00:18:11.060 Trump at one

00:18:11.920 point said

00:18:12.580 remember he

00:18:13.340 said the

00:18:13.840 woman should 1.00

00:18:15.840 be arrested

00:18:16.380 if she does

00:18:18.860 the illegal

00:18:19.360 abortion and

00:18:20.820 he quickly

00:18:21.380 walked it

00:18:21.860 back and

00:18:22.820 he got a

00:18:23.160 lot of

00:18:23.340 heat for

00:18:23.620 that.

00:18:24.520 To which I

00:18:25.460 said quickly

00:18:27.020 walking back

00:18:27.860 things because

00:18:28.740 you got better

00:18:29.520 newer information

00:18:30.700 that's what I

00:18:31.840 want.

00:18:32.700 I don't want

00:18:33.380 to dig in.

00:18:35.100 I want you

00:18:35.700 to quickly

00:18:36.360 change your

00:18:37.360 opinion please.

00:18:39.100 And he did.

00:18:40.400 Well RFK

00:18:41.060 Jr.

00:18:41.460 did the same

00:18:41.900 thing.

00:18:42.220 He walked

00:18:42.540 right into

00:18:42.920 a buzzsaw.

00:18:44.140 He had a

00:18:44.820 I guess I

00:18:46.360 would call it

00:18:46.840 a little

00:18:48.220 black hole

00:18:48.820 in his

00:18:49.160 knowledge about

00:18:49.900 the real

00:18:50.420 world.

00:18:51.120 Like what

00:18:51.500 would really

00:18:51.980 happen if

00:18:52.480 that option

00:18:52.960 was available.

00:18:54.560 And I

00:18:55.020 don't think

00:18:55.480 he was

00:18:55.920 I don't

00:18:56.980 think his

00:18:57.320 brain because

00:18:59.000 it's normal

00:18:59.680 despite the

00:19:00.300 worm.

00:19:01.380 It's hard

00:19:02.000 for a normal

00:19:02.480 brain to even

00:19:03.200 wrap your

00:19:03.660 head around

00:19:04.180 aborting a

00:19:04.880 healthy baby

00:19:05.560 a minute

00:19:06.500 before it

00:19:06.980 was going

00:19:07.260 to be born

00:19:07.640 naturally.

00:19:08.880 Like your

00:19:09.460 normal brain

00:19:10.160 can't hold

00:19:10.740 that.

00:19:11.080 But there

00:19:11.300 are a lot

00:19:11.540 of people

00:19:12.020 who will

00:19:13.460 do anything

00:19:13.940 that you

00:19:14.320 wouldn't do.

00:19:15.460 So the

00:19:15.800 fact that

00:19:16.140 you wouldn't

00:19:16.640 do it is

00:19:17.100 not a good

00:19:17.560 standard by

00:19:18.540 which to

00:19:19.000 judge what

00:19:19.520 other people

00:19:20.100 would do.

00:19:21.520 So he

00:19:22.120 switched it.

00:19:23.300 Now I

00:19:23.780 think the

00:19:24.140 fact that he

00:19:24.620 said it at

00:19:25.320 all is going

00:19:26.380 to haunt him

00:19:27.040 and you

00:19:28.520 know largely

00:19:29.140 I don't think

00:19:30.620 he's going to

00:19:31.000 get much

00:19:31.360 Republican support

00:19:32.380 so at

00:19:33.360 this point

00:19:33.760 I see him

00:19:34.320 entirely as

00:19:35.380 a subtractor

00:19:37.160 from Biden's

00:19:38.000 popularity.

00:19:39.920 I think he's

00:19:40.920 almost a pure

00:19:41.580 subtractor of

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00:20:45.920 My theme for

00:20:47.060 today on the

00:20:47.740 politics is that

00:20:48.700 we've entered the

00:20:49.340 Trump capitulation

00:20:50.640 phase.

00:20:51.820 The capitulation

00:20:52.740 phase.

00:20:53.720 Meaning that the

00:20:54.780 people who really

00:20:55.540 follow politics,

00:20:56.740 the news,

00:20:57.660 etc.,

00:20:58.560 they're pretty

00:21:00.220 sure that Trump's

00:21:01.100 going to win at

00:21:01.680 this point.

00:21:02.780 But more to the

00:21:03.620 point, they seem

00:21:05.120 to be okay with

00:21:07.100 it suddenly.

00:21:09.280 Now, is that

00:21:10.160 because of the

00:21:11.140 events in Gaza?

00:21:13.320 Yes, almost

00:21:15.240 certainly.

00:21:16.060 The events in

00:21:17.080 Gaza have soured a

00:21:19.360 lot of people on

00:21:20.240 Biden and really

00:21:21.760 quickly.

00:21:23.800 So I'll give you a

00:21:24.640 bunch of stories that

00:21:25.540 all fall into these

00:21:26.360 categories, generally

00:21:27.560 speaking.

00:21:28.720 So Erasmussen has a

00:21:30.440 poll of Georgia

00:21:31.120 voters.

00:21:32.160 It points out that in

00:21:33.080 Georgia, Trump is up

00:21:34.580 seven points over

00:21:35.620 Biden.

00:21:36.980 Remember, that was a

00:21:37.820 nail-biter last time. 0.98

00:21:39.260 Now he's up seven

00:21:40.080 points.

00:21:44.860 Let's say, I'm going

00:21:46.000 to call this

00:21:46.440 comparison.

00:21:48.340 Whenever there's

00:21:49.040 something that

00:21:49.560 somebody else is

00:21:50.400 doing badly, but it

00:21:52.420 makes Trump look

00:21:53.180 smart because he

00:21:54.080 wouldn't have done

00:21:54.640 it, that's good

00:21:56.280 for him.

00:21:57.340 So Australia has

00:21:58.440 become sort of the

00:21:59.920 poster child of the

00:22:01.080 most fucked up

00:22:01.760 country in the

00:22:02.360 world.

00:22:05.000 So they've got

00:22:06.000 censorship laws,

00:22:07.180 they've got a

00:22:07.760 major bank that's

00:22:09.840 going to go to

00:22:10.660 digital currency

00:22:11.680 only.

00:22:12.600 They're telling

00:22:13.040 you that basically

00:22:14.800 you won't even be

00:22:15.440 able to deal with

00:22:15.980 them in anything

00:22:16.740 but digital

00:22:17.320 currency.

00:22:18.880 It's one of

00:22:19.420 Australia's biggest

00:22:20.200 banks.

00:22:22.160 And the

00:22:24.180 Australia's e-safety

00:22:25.820 commission, because

00:22:27.000 apparently they have

00:22:28.160 the most strict

00:22:28.940 censorship of social

00:22:31.200 media of anybody,

00:22:33.160 maybe except for

00:22:34.840 China, I suppose.

00:22:38.380 But Australia's e-safety

00:22:40.020 commissioner is

00:22:40.740 somebody named

00:22:41.200 Julie Inman Grant.

00:22:42.460 I saw this on the

00:22:43.340 rabbit hole account.

00:22:44.200 is a former

00:22:45.700 Twitter employee

00:22:46.600 and associated

00:22:48.100 with the World

00:22:48.720 Economic Forum.

00:22:50.380 So the commissioner

00:22:52.180 of their new

00:22:53.020 draconian censorship

00:22:55.040 laws is a World

00:22:57.300 Economic Forum

00:22:58.200 person and also

00:23:00.780 an ex-Twitter.

00:23:02.100 Does that make you

00:23:03.140 feel comfortable?

00:23:04.640 What could be a

00:23:05.760 worse combination

00:23:06.540 than that for

00:23:07.800 somebody trying to

00:23:08.540 protect your rights?

00:23:10.320 That would be like,

00:23:11.040 well, Hitler's 0.98

00:23:12.480 here to make sure

00:23:13.320 that the Jews are 1.00

00:23:14.100 taken care of.

00:23:15.820 It's almost a

00:23:16.740 joke.

00:23:17.800 It looks like a

00:23:18.720 joke.

00:23:20.500 So Australia's 0.87

00:23:21.620 kind of fallen,

00:23:22.720 but here's the

00:23:23.200 funniest part.

00:23:24.320 Apparently it's a

00:23:25.060 big problem in

00:23:25.780 Australia that the 0.84

00:23:27.780 young boys are

00:23:28.780 following Andrew

00:23:29.640 Tate's example and

00:23:31.520 allegedly becoming

00:23:32.600 misogynists and

00:23:35.600 stuff.

00:23:35.960 Well, I've got a

00:23:38.760 message for

00:23:40.100 Australia.

00:23:41.320 Australia, if

00:23:42.040 you're listening,

00:23:43.380 there are certain

00:23:45.040 ways to know if

00:23:47.020 you're doing well.

00:23:49.160 Tracking the GDP

00:23:50.540 would be one, for

00:23:51.680 example.

00:23:52.640 If you track the

00:23:53.280 GDP and it's going

00:23:54.320 down, for example,

00:23:56.860 that would be a sign

00:23:57.580 of a country on the

00:23:58.440 decline.

00:23:59.580 If it's going up,

00:24:00.840 things are looking

00:24:01.340 good.

00:24:02.460 But there are other

00:24:03.260 indicators of the

00:24:04.380 health of your

00:24:04.820 country.

00:24:06.100 Well, one is

00:24:06.700 censorship.

00:24:07.740 The more extreme

00:24:08.880 the censorship, one

00:24:10.560 assumes, the worse

00:24:11.940 the government.

00:24:13.580 Because if your

00:24:14.160 government is killing

00:24:14.980 it, they're going to

00:24:16.380 want everybody to

00:24:17.180 talk about it.

00:24:18.400 But if you're doing

00:24:19.560 really sketchy bad

00:24:20.820 things, you're going

00:24:22.140 to want a little

00:24:22.980 extra dose of

00:24:24.160 censorship.

00:24:26.840 And Australia has

00:24:27.760 such a big dose of

00:24:28.900 censorship that it's

00:24:31.680 certainly indicating

00:24:32.500 serious trouble.

00:24:33.680 But there could be

00:24:36.320 no indicator, more

00:24:37.980 clean, more

00:24:38.920 clear, more

00:24:40.240 clarion, than the

00:24:42.580 fact that one of the

00:24:43.340 biggest problems in

00:24:44.500 Australian schools is

00:24:46.420 that children seem to

00:24:47.800 be raised by Andrew

00:24:49.020 Tate.

00:24:49.380 That's right.

00:24:52.480 If Andrew Tate is

00:24:54.060 raising your child, and

00:24:55.820 apparently that's

00:24:56.500 happening because he

00:24:57.780 seems to be the role

00:24:58.620 model that the young 0.98

00:24:59.400 boys are following, you're 0.96

00:25:01.500 doing everything wrong.

00:25:03.160 Or at the very least, you

00:25:04.820 ought to look into why

00:25:06.180 this is happening.

00:25:08.080 Now, and this has

00:25:09.580 nothing to do with even

00:25:10.660 Andrew Tate's opinions.

00:25:12.320 I'm just saying, if they're

00:25:14.260 going to Andrew Tate to

00:25:15.360 figure out how to be a

00:25:16.300 human being, you

00:25:18.140 fucking failed.

00:25:20.660 You, you can't fail

00:25:22.460 harder than that.

00:25:24.060 But Australia is not the

00:25:25.420 only problem.

00:25:26.220 I realized yesterday that

00:25:28.480 I could not travel to

00:25:29.960 Canada.

00:25:32.940 If that, I think the law

00:25:34.680 has been considered, but

00:25:35.920 not your past.

00:25:37.000 So Canada has the law

00:25:38.440 that you could go to

00:25:39.940 jail for a hate crime,

00:25:41.860 something you said on

00:25:42.940 social media, even if

00:25:44.780 you're not Canadian and 0.65

00:25:45.920 you're just visiting.

00:25:48.320 And even if you said it

00:25:50.720 years ago.

00:25:52.640 So I could be arrested in

00:25:54.460 Canada if that law gets

00:25:55.760 passed.

00:25:56.500 I could get arrested

00:25:57.680 because somebody in

00:25:59.360 Canada decided that

00:26:01.420 something I said in the

00:26:02.680 past was hate speech.

00:26:06.160 Do you think I would ever

00:26:07.300 go to Canada?

00:26:09.660 No.

00:26:10.880 I wouldn't step foot in 0.86

00:26:12.260 Canada.

00:26:12.700 Are you fucking kidding

00:26:13.660 me?

00:26:14.920 That place is poison.

00:26:17.040 And anybody goes to

00:26:18.040 Canada under those 0.89

00:26:19.700 circumstances?

00:26:21.080 I mean, certainly not a

00:26:22.180 public figure.

00:26:22.980 If you're a public figure,

00:26:24.100 it'd be crazy.

00:26:26.840 You want me to take it

00:26:27.860 further?

00:26:28.880 Sure.

00:26:29.960 I'm going to take it

00:26:30.580 further.

00:26:31.520 If Trump becomes

00:26:32.600 president, he should

00:26:33.520 refuse to visit Canada

00:26:34.940 because it's not safe.

00:26:40.240 Yeah, let that sink in.

00:26:42.260 Trump should refuse to

00:26:44.260 visit Canada because it's

00:26:46.020 not safe.

00:26:47.220 Because he could

00:26:48.120 absolutely be arrested,

00:26:49.640 you know, if that law

00:26:50.800 passes.

00:26:51.780 He could absolutely be

00:26:53.080 arrested for hate speech

00:26:54.420 just because somebody said

00:26:55.940 it was hate speech.

00:26:56.920 They could put him in jail

00:26:58.200 in Canada for his tweets

00:27:00.980 from years ago.

00:27:03.820 That's a real thing.

00:27:04.940 I wish I were making that

00:27:07.440 up.

00:27:08.600 Now, how about if I travel

00:27:09.880 to Mexico?

00:27:11.700 Okay, don't get me

00:27:12.680 started.

00:27:13.120 I'm obviously not going to

00:27:14.380 fucking Mexico.

00:27:17.320 Yeah, I don't think the

00:27:19.100 cartels are exactly on my

00:27:20.620 team.

00:27:21.400 And that means the

00:27:22.020 Mexican government

00:27:22.880 probably has me on

00:27:24.680 everybody else on the list

00:27:26.020 who's, you know, could

00:27:27.440 be on the list.

00:27:28.520 So I can't go to

00:27:29.660 Australia, Canada, or

00:27:31.620 Mexico.

00:27:32.060 So good job, government.

00:27:39.100 Meanwhile, left-leaning

00:27:40.800 next government is

00:27:43.520 saying that our

00:27:45.860 government, the Biden

00:27:46.740 administration, is

00:27:48.100 ramping up its

00:27:48.940 censorship massively.

00:27:52.060 Again, censorship of

00:27:54.040 the platforms.

00:27:55.100 So their government

00:27:56.280 entities are once again

00:27:57.680 pecking on the

00:27:58.500 platforms and saying,

00:27:59.540 you know, you should

00:28:00.240 take that down.

00:28:00.920 You know, maybe less

00:28:02.940 of that.

00:28:03.660 You know, you should

00:28:04.580 de-boost that.

00:28:06.400 So we're not as bad as

00:28:08.680 Canada or Australia, but

00:28:10.780 we're trying to be.

00:28:12.260 So we're doing everything

00:28:13.880 we can to get rid of free

00:28:15.200 speech in this country.

00:28:18.800 Now I'm going to throw

00:28:19.980 you a curveball.

00:28:21.820 Given my comments of the

00:28:23.380 last two minutes, you'd

00:28:24.840 say to yourself, that

00:28:26.780 Scott is definitely in

00:28:28.080 favor of free speech.

00:28:30.000 Wouldn't you?

00:28:31.480 And I guess I am.

00:28:33.620 I guess I'm in favor of

00:28:35.000 free speech.

00:28:36.420 But let me suggest

00:28:38.380 something just so I can

00:28:42.060 steel man the other

00:28:43.160 side, just so you've

00:28:44.440 heard it.

00:28:45.400 You don't have to agree

00:28:46.500 with it.

00:28:47.480 I just want you to hear

00:28:48.900 the other argument,

00:28:50.240 which you've never heard

00:28:51.560 before.

00:28:52.460 Have you ever heard an

00:28:53.400 argument against freedom

00:28:55.160 of speech that actually

00:28:56.620 made sense?

00:28:57.460 The other arguments are

00:28:58.460 like, oh, you can't use

00:28:59.540 freedom of speech because

00:29:00.460 you'll say the wrong

00:29:01.240 thing.

00:29:02.700 That's one argument.

00:29:03.740 It's not my argument.

00:29:04.700 It's not mine.

00:29:06.380 I think you should be

00:29:07.680 allowed to say the wrong

00:29:08.800 thing because nobody

00:29:09.780 knows what is the right

00:29:10.700 thing.

00:29:11.780 So I think we're

00:29:12.720 definitely on the same

00:29:13.560 page with all of you,

00:29:15.880 I'm pretty sure.

00:29:17.000 They're free speech.

00:29:17.880 Yeah, we need free speech.

00:29:20.600 Now, I'm going to argue

00:29:21.780 against it.

00:29:22.840 This will be the strongest

00:29:24.020 argument you've ever heard

00:29:25.420 against free speech.

00:29:29.100 You ready?

00:29:31.440 The only thing that makes a

00:29:32.700 country is a belief in a

00:29:33.960 common set of lies.

00:29:38.040 The only thing that makes a

00:29:39.520 country a country, besides

00:29:40.780 real estate, I mean real

00:29:42.320 estate matters too.

00:29:43.500 The only thing that makes a

00:29:44.660 country a country is that

00:29:47.040 you believe a common set

00:29:48.320 of lies.

00:29:51.960 Now, when I say lies, it's

00:29:54.500 usually in terms of how

00:29:56.160 awesome your country is and

00:29:58.380 how bad the other people

00:29:59.420 are and their system isn't

00:30:00.680 good.

00:30:01.360 And we were always

00:30:02.560 virtuous and we certainly

00:30:04.040 did a good job with those

00:30:05.260 Native Americans.

00:30:06.660 Hey, they got casinos.

00:30:08.720 I mean, you didn't get a

00:30:09.680 casino.

00:30:10.300 So we're not the bad guys

00:30:12.980 with our poison blankets or

00:30:15.220 anything.

00:30:15.440 No, no, no, we're the

00:30:17.580 casino giving people.

00:30:19.460 And we have wars because

00:30:21.100 we're just and moral and

00:30:22.720 good.

00:30:24.260 Now, I mean this literally.

00:30:27.520 You cannot have a cohesive

00:30:29.120 country unless you've

00:30:31.140 brainwashed the country with

00:30:33.300 a common set of lies.

00:30:35.640 Because the truth almost

00:30:37.780 never works when you're

00:30:39.820 trying to create a country.

00:30:40.900 Because there are too many

00:30:43.100 dark holes in your own

00:30:44.860 past.

00:30:45.720 You're not so pure and

00:30:47.160 virtuous that you can make

00:30:48.320 somebody salute you.

00:30:51.280 Imagine if you tried to get

00:30:52.620 school kids to stand for the

00:30:54.940 flag and pledge allegiance to

00:30:57.780 the country if they had heard

00:31:00.040 that we have a history of doing

00:31:02.620 some bad things.

00:31:04.080 It doesn't work.

00:31:05.100 The only way you can get kids

00:31:07.660 to be good citizens is to

00:31:09.620 tell them that they're good

00:31:10.660 citizens of a good thing.

00:31:13.200 And that requires a complete

00:31:15.620 lack of freedom of speech.

00:31:19.220 Now, it wasn't a problem

00:31:20.420 before because we didn't

00:31:21.720 notice it.

00:31:22.900 Because the textbook

00:31:23.920 manufacturers were all the

00:31:25.880 kids saw.

00:31:26.660 They weren't reading the

00:31:27.620 newspaper.

00:31:28.200 They weren't on social media.

00:31:29.220 They weren't on TikTok.

00:31:29.820 So as long as the textbook

00:31:32.260 manufacturers were willing to

00:31:34.340 tell a story of how awesome

00:31:35.640 America was, it would be easy

00:31:37.780 to get the kids to stand up

00:31:39.160 and put their hand over their

00:31:40.140 heart and pledge allegiance to

00:31:41.360 it.

00:31:42.360 But as soon as you've got

00:31:43.620 TikTok, now you've got an

00:31:46.780 alternate narrative for

00:31:48.760 Israel and an alternate

00:31:51.980 narrative for our support of

00:31:54.300 Israel.

00:31:56.380 And a country cannot survive

00:31:59.540 that.

00:32:00.820 A country can't survive

00:32:02.300 enough competing narratives

00:32:04.020 because then you're not one

00:32:05.460 person.

00:32:07.600 The country has to have some

00:32:09.080 common set of lies.

00:32:10.700 Now, I call them lies, which is

00:32:12.620 a little bit of hyperbole, but

00:32:14.160 not much.

00:32:15.600 Because there could be, you

00:32:16.620 know, common set of true

00:32:17.680 things as well.

00:32:18.640 Oh, you accomplished this or

00:32:20.140 you did that, this or that.

00:32:21.780 But mostly you have to lie to

00:32:24.200 the public to get them under

00:32:25.940 control.

00:32:27.360 So we have an interesting

00:32:28.540 situation where I'm

00:32:30.000 unambiguously in favor of

00:32:31.880 free speech.

00:32:32.740 At the same time, I don't see

00:32:34.520 any way that you could have a

00:32:35.860 country in the long term if

00:32:37.900 you allow it.

00:32:39.600 And that might be what drives

00:32:41.040 Canada and Australia.

00:32:42.880 It might be purely practical

00:32:44.420 that they know they actually have

00:32:46.400 to brainwash their citizens to

00:32:47.920 remain a country.

00:32:49.280 That might be a thing.

00:32:50.880 Now, the cost of that, of course,

00:32:52.220 is complete fascism.

00:32:57.060 It's a complete disaster, but it

00:32:59.440 might be what motivates them.

00:33:01.200 Now, by the way, have you ever

00:33:02.080 heard that argument before?

00:33:05.100 You can't have a country unless

00:33:07.100 you all believe the same lies.

00:33:09.800 And free speech would eliminate

00:33:11.860 your ability to keep your country

00:33:13.200 together.

00:33:13.520 I'm going to give you a quote from

00:33:17.060 somebody who's a lot more

00:33:18.640 experienced than I am, who's going

00:33:21.360 to largely agree with this.

00:33:23.080 Hold on.

00:33:23.680 Hold on for that.

00:33:26.540 Well, every time you see a story on

00:33:30.300 censorship, that seems good for

00:33:32.000 Trump, because Trump's against

00:33:33.880 censorship.

00:33:34.340 In California, the incompetence

00:33:38.200 is running wild, which is also

00:33:40.060 good for Trump, because it's a

00:33:41.920 blue state and, you know, it's

00:33:43.720 Newsom.

00:33:45.140 But apparently, California

00:33:46.360 Democrats have turned on their

00:33:48.640 Democrat governor because there was

00:33:50.980 this homeless council that can't

00:33:53.480 account for $20 billion in spending

00:33:56.080 to solve homelessness, which made no

00:33:58.200 difference whatsoever.

00:34:00.420 Let me say it again.

00:34:01.660 Democrats have turned on their

00:34:05.140 Democrat leader because they can't

00:34:08.100 find $20 billion that was supposed

00:34:11.460 to help homelessness and made no

00:34:13.020 difference.

00:34:14.800 Do you think that the adults within

00:34:18.460 the Democrat party might start to

00:34:21.720 emerge?

00:34:23.480 Because I think they've been hiding.

00:34:25.480 If you were a Democrat, I think you

00:34:27.120 just had to hide, didn't you?

00:34:31.660 So, there's that going on.

00:34:35.800 But not to be undone, San Francisco

00:34:37.940 has a new program.

00:34:39.580 They'll be giving, they'll have

00:34:40.960 nurses go to the homeless encampments

00:34:43.740 to give away wine, beer, and vodka

00:34:45.940 shots to alcoholics.

00:34:48.160 Now, it would be carefully monitored,

00:34:50.200 so they, you know, it's not too much.

00:34:52.160 But the nurses would actually be doing 0.99

00:34:54.240 bottle service to the homeless.

00:34:55.860 Now, let me see, would this be another

00:35:02.340 example of Democrats not understanding

00:35:05.540 how anything in the real world works?

00:35:08.860 Now, I understand the concept.

00:35:11.320 The concept is, you know, that if you're

00:35:14.000 actually an alcoholic, if you don't have

00:35:15.680 one every day and you're not going to

00:35:17.540 get help somewhere and they're not, you

00:35:20.420 know, at least you can keep them alive by

00:35:22.060 giving them a little alcohol.

00:35:23.220 Now, that might be the worst idea I've

00:35:25.640 ever heard in my life.

00:35:28.020 I mean, I get the thinking behind it,

00:35:29.580 but, yeah, the incentive system is

00:35:31.800 completely broken.

00:35:34.120 Probably, you need to push these people

00:35:36.060 till they either die or fix themselves.

00:35:40.340 I don't know that letting them struggle

00:35:42.240 on, you know, drunk on the sidewalk,

00:35:44.640 or at least inebriated a little bit,

00:35:46.700 I don't know that that's going to help.

00:35:48.520 And I'd like to also give you a

00:35:50.300 second insight into this.

00:35:55.220 I'm not an addict, but I know people

00:35:58.060 who are, and so I've talked to them.

00:36:00.820 Let me explain how this program will work.

00:36:03.560 The alcoholic will say, I'd like to sign

00:36:05.800 up, and I will agree that I will only

00:36:09.440 have the alcohol that you provide.

00:36:12.080 And then the nurse will come along and

00:36:14.920 say, here's a shot of vodka, and your

00:36:17.140 alcoholic will say, thank you.

00:36:19.220 And when the nurse walks out, they'll

00:36:21.620 reach behind them, and they'll take out

00:36:22.900 the bottle of the extra vodka, and then

00:36:25.560 they will drink that.

00:36:27.100 Because the whole point of the nurse

00:36:29.700 administered alcohol is that they would

00:36:31.440 limit the amount.

00:36:32.820 The whole point of being an alcoholic is

00:36:35.020 not limiting your amount.

00:36:36.840 No, there is no chance this could work.

00:36:39.160 There is no chance this could work.

00:36:40.560 There's zero chance.

00:36:42.440 Zero.

00:36:43.700 In a few months, when they canceled this

00:36:45.720 program, do you know what I'm going to

00:36:47.440 say?

00:36:48.540 Should have asked Scott.

00:36:50.100 Could have saved a lot of money.

00:36:53.080 Could have asked any one of you, and it

00:36:56.420 would have been the same answer.

00:36:59.520 So that's all good for Trump, because

00:37:01.420 the more stupid things Democrats do, the

00:37:03.360 better he looks.

00:37:04.520 The better Republicans look.

00:37:08.760 Here's another one.

00:37:09.720 So the Financial Times is saying that the

00:37:12.240 U.S. is going to impose 100% tariff on

00:37:15.140 Chinese electric vehicles.

00:37:18.580 A tariff on Chinese imports.

00:37:23.280 Isn't that what Trump does, that everybody

00:37:25.380 said was the worst idea, because tariffs

00:37:27.240 never work?

00:37:29.320 Yes.

00:37:30.260 That's exactly a Trump policy.

00:37:32.520 Now, apparently, this will not make those

00:37:35.840 Chinese electric vehicles much more expensive

00:37:38.400 than American ones, because they're half the 0.71

00:37:41.300 price.

00:37:42.160 So they would come in at half the price, but

00:37:44.460 then the tariff would knock it up to a

00:37:46.640 competitive price with American cars.

00:37:49.680 Now, that makes sense, because I'm guessing the

00:37:52.880 Chinese government would be subsidizing the

00:37:55.280 cars, which is why they would be so cheap.

00:37:57.860 So the Biden administration would simply be taking

00:38:00.680 their subsidy away, indirectly, I guess.

00:38:04.640 And so it makes sense.

00:38:07.540 If Trump did this, would I say it's a good idea?

00:38:11.300 Yes, I would.

00:38:12.900 Yes, I would.

00:38:14.140 So I'm going to say it's a good idea if Biden

00:38:15.760 does it.

00:38:17.720 However, I don't think voters are going to miss

00:38:20.900 the fact that this is a Trump policy, and Biden is

00:38:24.600 forced to be more like Trump.

00:38:27.300 And as I've told you many times, every day that

00:38:30.400 Trump is out of office, he will look better in

00:38:33.300 hindsight.

00:38:34.600 And part of that is because the weird TDS will

00:38:37.280 start to wear off, and you'll just start talking

00:38:39.680 about what happened.

00:38:41.040 If the TDS wears off and you just talk about

00:38:43.540 what happened, he looks pretty good.

00:38:46.600 And that's what's happening now.

00:38:48.880 The Amuse account tells us that the FBI's crime

00:38:52.360 stats show crime is plummeting.

00:38:54.600 Well, in reality, it's skyrocketing.

00:38:56.840 That's the Amuse take on it.

00:38:58.880 And he says, why?

00:38:59.680 He says, cities like New York City aren't reporting

00:39:01.380 crime stats anymore.

00:39:03.480 I guess that means they're not reporting it to

00:39:05.320 the FBI.

00:39:07.300 So I guess that's because they don't want to look

00:39:10.640 bad because their crime is up.

00:39:13.100 So every time the, the, that one of the best

00:39:16.740 things that could happen for Republicans is for

00:39:20.320 every Democrat who's going to vote to be fully

00:39:23.680 aware that crime has gone up while their own party

00:39:26.900 says it's going down and therefore doesn't need

00:39:30.340 to be addressed.

00:39:31.520 And Trump would be coming in and other Republicans

00:39:34.340 saying, um, we need to do something about this crime.

00:39:37.400 Now you want to hear the most surprising thing in the

00:39:41.040 world?

00:39:41.340 Yes, you do.

00:39:42.060 Yes, you do.

00:39:43.760 My representative, uh, is Eric Swalwell.

00:39:49.200 You all know Eric Swalwell, right?

00:39:51.840 Eric Swalwell can't find the right side of an issue.

00:39:54.920 Uh, if it was his ass and he used both hands or something

00:39:59.460 like that.

00:39:59.940 There's some kind of saying like that.

00:40:02.980 He said on social media that the, uh, the DAs in my

00:40:07.980 area were too liberal and soft on crime.

00:40:14.460 Eric Swalwell just went after a Soros DA in his own area for

00:40:21.080 being soft on crime and I was forced to repost Eric Swalwell

00:40:27.260 publicly and agree with him.

00:40:32.020 Now, can you show me some sympathy?

00:40:35.420 Show me some sympathy, please.

00:40:37.260 I did that for you.

00:40:39.240 It wasn't easy.

00:40:40.300 Oh no.

00:40:42.140 My hand was trembling as I pushed the button.

00:40:45.000 Oh, don't make me retreat Eric Swalwell.

00:40:47.640 Well, he's saying something that's totally obvious and true

00:40:50.680 and makes sense.

00:40:51.820 No.

00:40:54.440 So shout out to Eric Swalwell.

00:40:57.520 While we might have many differences on other issues,

00:41:01.340 uh, I gotta say,

00:41:03.040 I do appreciate him turning on the soft on crime

00:41:08.020 prosecutor.

00:41:09.560 Thank you.

00:41:12.860 But of course, that's all, uh, good for Trump as well.

00:41:16.060 Did you know this story?

00:41:20.600 There's a story about Wisconsin voter fraud.

00:41:25.240 I don't know why I hadn't seen this before,

00:41:26.700 but here's a claim.

00:41:27.920 So I'm, I guess I'm going to say people are claiming this.

00:41:31.300 Do your own research.

00:41:34.020 That's a joke.

00:41:36.680 Somebody named Claire Woodall, uh, Vogue or Vogue.

00:41:40.380 And she was a Milwaukee elections director and she was replaced just six

00:41:45.140 months before presidential election.

00:41:47.580 I think that means this coming election,

00:41:50.520 not the one before.

00:41:52.800 I'm not sure.

00:41:53.940 The reason is that, uh,

00:41:57.700 she's allegedly printed 64,000 ballots in a back room at city hall in

00:42:03.060 Milwaukee,

00:42:03.500 and then had a bunch of employees filled them out in the 2020 election.

00:42:10.160 Biden won Wisconsin over Trump by margin of, uh,

00:42:13.440 21,000 votes.

00:42:15.320 And she is alleged to have rigged 64,000 votes. 0.98

00:42:21.300 Now there's something missing in this story,

00:42:24.740 isn't there?

00:42:25.220 How could all of this be true?

00:42:31.200 Every, every time you hear one of these, Oh,

00:42:33.320 we got you now stories, you know, where, wow,

00:42:35.680 we found out where all the corruption was.

00:42:38.240 It's never exactly the first impression you get, is it?

00:42:42.640 So I'm having a little trouble believing there's not some context left out of

00:42:46.840 this one, but let's say this.

00:42:52.100 Do you think.

00:42:55.220 That there was an individual who printed 64,000 fake ballots and had them

00:43:00.100 filled out.

00:43:00.980 Do you think the basic claim is true?

00:43:04.280 And if it is true,

00:43:05.860 would that not indicate that somebody whose job was Milwaukee election

00:43:11.520 director,

00:43:12.940 would that not indicate that that person believed that they could get away

00:43:17.700 with it?

00:43:18.840 Right.

00:43:19.360 You wouldn't do it unless you believe you could get away with it.

00:43:22.500 And she,

00:43:23.520 and she was,

00:43:24.280 the director of the Milwaukee election thing.

00:43:29.060 So she would know the most about what could be caught,

00:43:31.660 what could be audited,

00:43:33.380 what's being watched.

00:43:35.560 And she didn't have a problem having a whole bunch of witnesses,

00:43:39.880 random employees,

00:43:41.560 filling out with 64,000 ballots.

00:43:43.440 I'm going to say,

00:43:44.920 I don't believe the story smells fishy.

00:43:49.720 I'm going to say,

00:43:50.540 I don't believe the story.

00:43:51.980 Let's wait for a context on this one.

00:43:53.900 Okay.

00:43:55.140 Yeah.

00:43:55.540 There's something about this.

00:43:56.420 It doesn't make sense.

00:43:57.160 How bad is our government?

00:44:01.500 Well,

00:44:02.380 Tucker Carlson had a author,

00:44:04.600 Chris Nubion,

00:44:05.280 who says there's a story about that.

00:44:08.720 She was told by a CIA black ops person about operation mongoose,

00:44:13.240 where they poisoned ticks and dropped them on Cuban sugar cane workers to kill them

00:44:19.340 or poison them.

00:44:21.080 And she describes how fleas,

00:44:23.220 ticks,

00:44:23.420 and mosquitoes were manipulated to carry more dangerous pathogens.

00:44:27.880 And there's some question about whether Lyme disease occurred naturally,

00:44:34.640 or it's a result of the government trying to weaponize bugs.

00:44:38.580 Now,

00:44:40.740 again,

00:44:41.300 I don't know what's true about this story,

00:44:43.700 that this one is short of being completely credible.

00:44:47.160 It's within the realm of possibility,

00:44:49.960 but I'd need to hear maybe some other sides to this.

00:44:54.620 You know,

00:44:54.860 she heard it from a CIA black ops person.

00:44:58.860 I feel like there's a lot of people who claim they used to work for the CIA and make up shit.

00:45:05.300 That's like a whole industry,

00:45:06.820 isn't it?

00:45:07.120 People who say they used to be in the CIA and that's why you should trust them.

00:45:12.400 I feel like guy who says he was in the CIA told me something once is not really a standard of evidence that I could respect.

00:45:22.080 So I'd say,

00:45:23.160 I'd say wait on that one,

00:45:24.560 but anything's possible.

00:45:25.860 I'm not going to rule it out,

00:45:27.800 but I'd say if you put a gun to my head,

00:45:31.900 maybe they did some research in that area,

00:45:35.120 but I feel like the whole story is probably not completely true.

00:45:38.780 Joe Biden had another gaffe that wasn't a gaffe.

00:45:43.980 He called the 20 million illegal people who came into the country.

00:45:48.960 He called them Hispanic voters.

00:45:50.980 People on the right have been accusing him and Elon Musk says this as well,

00:45:58.500 that the reason for the immigration is to increase the number of Democrat voters.

00:46:02.760 He just said it.

00:46:04.260 He said it in direct language,

00:46:06.440 which they're going to try to sell as a gaffe.

00:46:09.280 Oh,

00:46:10.040 he misspoke.

00:46:11.280 I don't think he misspoke.

00:46:13.060 I think he was bringing in 20 million voters.

00:46:16.040 I think he meant exactly what he said.

00:46:18.180 He didn't mean to say it out loud,

00:46:19.800 but I think it was what was in his head.

00:46:23.700 And now my favorite story of the day.

00:46:27.020 I don't know if I've ever told you that I'm a Bill Clinton fan.

00:46:33.300 Have I ever said that?

00:46:34.120 I think he was one of our best presidents.

00:46:37.820 Sorry.

00:46:39.120 You might hate that.

00:46:41.500 I think Hillary would have been a disaster. 1.00

00:46:44.960 But Bill Clinton was pretty close to being a Republican.

00:46:48.920 He just wore a Democrat suit.

00:46:51.660 And so the way I saw him was the ultimate triangulator.

00:46:55.000 I saw him as a dealmaker.

00:46:57.620 Excellent communicator.

00:46:59.800 All right.

00:47:00.360 So I'm going to read a quote from him.

00:47:02.440 He was just at some event.

00:47:04.120 And I want you to remember,

00:47:05.880 if those of you remember,

00:47:08.000 what it was you liked about him.

00:47:10.200 Even if you were a Republican,

00:47:12.920 there was probably something you liked about him,

00:47:14.980 and it wasn't just Monica Lewinsky.

00:47:17.080 All right.

00:47:17.520 So just listen to what he has to say.

00:47:20.220 And just be uncritical.

00:47:21.660 Just listen to it.

00:47:22.600 Okay.

00:47:23.560 Bill Clinton,

00:47:24.340 just maybe yesterday.

00:47:26.000 Quote,

00:47:26.440 anytime you spend all your time

00:47:28.200 trying to settle past grievances

00:47:30.340 or focus on our differences,

00:47:32.520 you're in trouble.

00:47:34.120 We've gone through a period

00:47:35.300 when the political rewards

00:47:36.820 of grievance-based politics

00:47:38.520 have been so immense

00:47:39.880 that no one was able to give them up.

00:47:42.920 The big political benefits

00:47:44.620 have come from divisive tribalism.

00:47:46.660 But it is a potential endless disaster.

00:47:53.920 Bill Clinton

00:47:54.720 just said in public,

00:47:58.000 as loudly as he could,

00:47:59.620 yeah,

00:47:59.860 you could accuse him of NAFTA,

00:48:01.400 that's fair.

00:48:02.340 He just said in public,

00:48:03.380 as loudly as he could,

00:48:05.220 that all the wokeness

00:48:06.940 and the DEI

00:48:08.340 and the CRT

00:48:09.160 will destroy America.

00:48:10.840 That's why I liked him.

00:48:14.180 Because this opinion

00:48:15.180 is exactly right,

00:48:16.900 it's well expressed,

00:48:18.460 and he didn't give a fuck 0.99

00:48:19.740 what you thought about it.

00:48:21.840 Apparently.

00:48:22.720 Because he basically

00:48:23.600 just disagreed with his wife

00:48:25.320 as far as I can tell.

00:48:27.260 Now,

00:48:29.420 and, you know,

00:48:30.480 I get what you're saying

00:48:31.380 about NAFTA

00:48:31.980 if you don't like that.

00:48:33.380 I don't think it was

00:48:34.400 a terrible idea,

00:48:35.440 but maybe it didn't work out

00:48:36.920 the way you hoped it would.

00:48:40.260 NAFTA would have been better

00:48:41.400 if our manufacturing

00:48:42.720 had gone there

00:48:43.660 instead of China,

00:48:45.100 I suppose.

00:48:46.260 So,

00:48:46.800 it wasn't a terrible idea,

00:48:48.420 but you could argue

00:48:49.480 it didn't work out.

00:48:51.660 So,

00:48:52.180 I think that

00:48:52.820 this signifies a change.

00:48:55.420 I believe that

00:48:56.160 the Democrats

00:48:57.000 who are not the crazy ones,

00:48:58.620 and Bill Clinton

00:48:59.460 is not a crazy one.

00:49:01.120 He's definitely

00:49:01.720 not a crazy one.

00:49:03.160 And when he tells you

00:49:04.300 that your entire

00:49:05.300 scenario isn't working,

00:49:07.720 he's agreeing

00:49:08.460 a little bit

00:49:09.180 with,

00:49:09.780 what's his name,

00:49:12.040 Carville.

00:49:12.820 You saw that

00:49:13.580 James Carville

00:49:14.260 did another

00:49:14.880 crazed,

00:49:16.020 maybe drunken,

00:49:17.180 you know,

00:49:17.660 video,

00:49:18.540 in which what he said

00:49:19.480 was,

00:49:20.220 effectively,

00:49:20.860 I'm paraphrasing him,

00:49:22.120 the lies that we've been telling

00:49:23.640 aren't getting it done anymore.

00:49:25.900 Our lies aren't working.

00:49:27.260 Now,

00:49:27.420 that's my paraphrase.

00:49:28.440 Those are not his words.

00:49:29.840 But he effectively said

00:49:30.980 everything we're telling voters

00:49:32.320 isn't working.

00:49:34.160 And that's because

00:49:34.820 everything they told voters

00:49:35.900 wasn't true.

00:49:37.980 And it didn't work.

00:49:39.620 So now James Carville

00:49:40.720 is saying everything

00:49:41.840 you're doing is not working.

00:49:43.740 He's not saying

00:49:44.960 it's the wokeness 0.79

00:49:46.640 and the divisiveness,

00:49:48.440 but he is saying it.

00:49:50.280 All right?

00:49:51.200 He's not saying it,

00:49:52.320 but he is saying it.

00:49:53.640 Bill Clinton said it directly.

00:49:55.700 As soon as you go

00:49:56.720 tribal and racial

00:49:57.760 and CRT and DEI,

00:49:59.700 you're doomed.

00:50:01.420 You're doomed.

00:50:03.640 That's,

00:50:03.960 you know,

00:50:04.420 I mean,

00:50:04.800 that's my word,

00:50:05.560 but he said it.

00:50:07.020 Effectively,

00:50:07.720 you know,

00:50:08.160 different words.

00:50:09.680 So,

00:50:10.300 I see this

00:50:11.720 as the signal

00:50:12.520 of all signals

00:50:13.520 that the Democrats

00:50:14.800 realize that

00:50:15.660 they're destroying

00:50:16.300 the country

00:50:16.840 and they're,

00:50:17.940 and I think

00:50:18.600 the Gaza

00:50:19.720 anti-Semitic,

00:50:21.900 you know,

00:50:22.720 uprising,

00:50:23.520 et cetera,

00:50:23.820 has really

00:50:26.860 maybe brought

00:50:28.100 some religion

00:50:28.680 to the normal Democrats.

00:50:31.040 I think the normal Democrats

00:50:32.740 are getting ready

00:50:33.420 to break ranks

00:50:34.500 and are.

00:50:35.680 It looks like they are.

00:50:38.980 So,

00:50:39.640 I mean,

00:50:39.900 look at,

00:50:40.300 put it all together,

00:50:41.100 like Swalwell

00:50:41.740 coming out

00:50:43.280 against a Soros DA,

00:50:45.520 Bill Clinton

00:50:46.000 saying the entire program

00:50:47.660 that they've been running

00:50:48.660 is disaster.

00:50:50.040 Not just a bad idea.

00:50:51.300 We'll destroy the country.

00:50:52.320 We'll destroy the country.

00:50:55.020 That's a big statement

00:50:56.280 and he's completely right

00:50:57.980 and he's observing it

00:50:59.060 in real time.

00:51:00.400 So,

00:51:01.100 you're seeing

00:51:01.500 a lot of people

00:51:02.460 who are starting to

00:51:03.760 back away

00:51:05.300 from what I would call

00:51:06.200 the TDS position.

00:51:08.200 Oh,

00:51:08.380 but there's more.

00:51:09.520 I'm just beginning.

00:51:11.580 CNN

00:51:12.100 and MSNBC 0.81

00:51:13.600 panelists,

00:51:14.660 they're all calling

00:51:15.340 the Stormy disaster trial

00:51:16.780 disastrous.

00:51:18.540 I guess Stormy said

00:51:19.800 that she hates Trump,

00:51:20.920 which is the worst thing

00:51:21.740 you'd want to hear

00:51:22.300 from your witness.

00:51:23.940 She said she might

00:51:24.920 defy the court order

00:51:25.920 to pay Trump,

00:51:26.820 which is not what

00:51:27.680 you want to hear

00:51:28.200 if you're in the court.

00:51:30.800 So,

00:51:31.640 I think it was

00:51:32.560 Eli Koenig

00:51:33.520 or somebody on CNN

00:51:34.580 was just saying

00:51:35.740 just the whole thing

00:51:36.860 is a disaster.

00:51:38.460 And you're also seeing,

00:51:41.640 and then CNN

00:51:42.220 also reported today

00:51:43.580 or yesterday

00:51:44.080 that Trump

00:51:45.540 is in better shape

00:51:46.320 than Biden

00:51:46.820 withholding his base.

00:51:48.720 In other words,

00:51:49.340 Trump is going to retain

00:51:50.460 a higher percentage

00:51:51.580 of past Trump voters

00:51:53.240 than Biden

00:51:54.320 will retain.

00:51:55.080 A pretty big difference.

00:51:57.220 So,

00:51:57.540 you're seeing

00:51:57.880 that the news

00:51:58.660 is very much

00:51:59.780 swaying

00:52:01.080 toward

00:52:02.520 even CNN

00:52:05.360 and MSNBC 0.81

00:52:06.420 capitulating.

00:52:07.880 Now,

00:52:08.420 capitulating

00:52:09.080 means you're giving up

00:52:10.480 on your own

00:52:11.240 argument,

00:52:12.000 basically.

00:52:13.080 And their argument

00:52:13.960 had been

00:52:14.540 that Trump

00:52:15.620 is too scary.

00:52:16.440 Bill Clinton

00:52:18.640 just told you

00:52:19.360 that the anti-Trump

00:52:20.420 approach

00:52:20.840 is going to

00:52:21.360 destroy the country.

00:52:24.580 It gets better.

00:52:29.160 Fareed Zakaria

00:52:30.560 from CNN

00:52:31.680 said that

00:52:32.580 Trump's border policy

00:52:34.600 was the correct one

00:52:35.800 and it's

00:52:36.680 what Biden

00:52:37.580 should go back to.

00:52:39.800 Unambiguously,

00:52:40.920 without reservations.

00:52:42.580 Trump's policy

00:52:43.440 on the border

00:52:43.920 was the good one

00:52:44.760 and Biden

00:52:46.320 needs to go back to it.

00:52:48.340 Fareed Zakaria,

00:52:49.720 CNN.

00:52:50.920 This is all

00:52:51.840 happening

00:52:52.200 in the same week.

00:52:55.080 Gets better.

00:52:56.620 Bill Maher's show

00:52:57.600 last night

00:52:58.780 had a big monologue

00:52:59.980 in which he said

00:53:00.840 that the news

00:53:01.960 is scaring us

00:53:02.680 too much

00:53:03.140 and not only

00:53:03.780 were the college protests

00:53:05.220 probably not going

00:53:07.120 to destroy the country,

00:53:09.280 but that

00:53:10.500 if Trump

00:53:11.540 becomes president,

00:53:13.040 it will probably

00:53:13.940 just be normal

00:53:14.820 and you should not

00:53:16.780 be that afraid

00:53:17.560 of Trump.

00:53:18.760 He's very much

00:53:19.500 against Trump,

00:53:20.280 doesn't want him

00:53:20.880 to be president,

00:53:21.800 but he wants you

00:53:22.700 to know,

00:53:23.940 his viewers,

00:53:25.040 many Democrats,

00:53:26.440 that Trump

00:53:27.340 is not to be afraid of,

00:53:29.280 that you're

00:53:30.660 falling for the media

00:53:31.760 scare.

00:53:33.880 See the pattern?

00:53:35.480 The pattern

00:53:36.240 is really clear now.

00:53:37.980 There is complete

00:53:38.860 capitulation

00:53:39.700 that the Democrats

00:53:41.580 are just trying,

00:53:42.980 the non-crazy ones,

00:53:44.800 they're trying

00:53:45.420 to find

00:53:46.060 a safe space

00:53:47.240 because they don't

00:53:48.400 want to be on the side

00:53:49.260 of the pro-Palestinian

00:53:50.760 protesters

00:53:51.300 and they don't

00:53:52.660 want to be

00:53:53.260 dealing from fear

00:53:54.740 alone

00:53:55.160 and they do want

00:53:56.800 some things

00:53:57.340 to be fixed

00:53:58.000 that Trump

00:53:58.640 is the better

00:53:59.100 one to fix.

00:54:00.700 So you can see

00:54:02.100 the non-crazy people

00:54:03.400 trying to find

00:54:04.100 the high ground now

00:54:05.040 and I appreciate it.

00:54:07.680 Appreciate a lot.

00:54:08.700 Let's see.

00:54:12.780 Also,

00:54:13.780 Eli Cohen,

00:54:14.820 he said,

00:54:16.260 I guess he was

00:54:18.500 talking about

00:54:19.100 Stormy.

00:54:20.660 I've never seen

00:54:21.260 a witness,

00:54:22.760 wait,

00:54:22.960 wait,

00:54:23.200 oh,

00:54:25.340 we're talking

00:54:25.640 about Cohen.

00:54:27.260 So Cohen's

00:54:28.020 going to come in.

00:54:29.040 He might be there

00:54:29.660 now.

00:54:30.860 Is Michael Cohen

00:54:31.740 testifying today?

00:54:33.660 But whenever he

00:54:34.580 comes in,

00:54:35.280 Eli Cohen

00:54:35.840 from CNN

00:54:36.740 said,

00:54:38.240 quote,

00:54:38.420 I've never seen

00:54:39.160 a witness

00:54:39.540 who's lied

00:54:40.120 to Congress,

00:54:41.100 who's lied

00:54:41.540 to courts,

00:54:42.700 who's lied

00:54:43.100 to the IRS,

00:54:43.840 who's lied

00:54:44.160 to the Southern

00:54:44.660 District of New York,

00:54:45.640 who's lied

00:54:46.000 to his banker.

00:54:50.220 This is CNN

00:54:51.300 saying that

00:54:52.740 the prime witness

00:54:54.120 against Trump

00:54:54.900 is such a big liar

00:54:57.580 that even Trump

00:54:58.800 looks like honest.

00:54:59.640 so there,

00:55:03.200 so let me say

00:55:06.260 this.

00:55:07.760 If I were in

00:55:08.680 charge of the

00:55:09.200 simulation

00:55:09.740 and I were

00:55:10.800 the author,

00:55:12.300 I would make

00:55:13.220 sure that if I

00:55:14.360 wrote the story

00:55:15.060 that the two

00:55:16.320 key witnesses

00:55:17.140 against Trump

00:55:18.080 in the Stormy

00:55:18.820 trial would be

00:55:20.680 number one,

00:55:21.560 a porn star,

00:55:22.760 and then the

00:55:23.900 other one,

00:55:24.340 Michael Cohen,

00:55:25.020 would be a

00:55:25.740 gigantic dick, 0.97

00:55:26.660 and that the

00:55:29.420 two of them

00:55:29.860 would screw

00:55:30.400 the Biden

00:55:30.900 campaign

00:55:31.520 while Trump

00:55:35.160 watched.

00:55:36.700 So that's

00:55:37.600 how I'd write

00:55:38.180 it,

00:55:38.520 and apparently

00:55:39.360 that's exactly

00:55:40.100 what's happening.

00:55:43.280 Also,

00:55:44.380 FiveThirtyEight

00:55:45.340 and RC

00:55:46.480 Politics

00:55:46.940 are reporting

00:55:48.220 that Biden

00:55:48.640 has the lowest

00:55:49.300 approval in

00:55:50.260 history

00:55:50.820 at this day

00:55:52.100 of his term.

00:55:54.600 Biden has

00:55:55.480 the lowest

00:55:56.200 rating in

00:55:57.460 history.

00:55:58.960 Let me

00:55:59.580 clarify.

00:56:00.600 Not the lowest

00:56:01.460 rating just

00:56:02.840 that Joe

00:56:03.360 Biden has

00:56:03.940 had.

00:56:05.420 Not the

00:56:06.360 lowest rating

00:56:07.180 compared to

00:56:08.560 Trump.

00:56:10.400 Not the

00:56:11.400 lowest rating

00:56:12.180 compared to

00:56:13.500 recent

00:56:14.220 presidents.

00:56:16.860 The lowest

00:56:17.900 rating of

00:56:19.620 all time

00:56:20.400 for any

00:56:21.480 president at

00:56:22.240 this day

00:56:22.620 in their

00:56:22.960 term.

00:56:24.480 it's a

00:56:26.040 record

00:56:26.360 in history

00:56:28.380 since they've

00:56:30.160 been keeping

00:56:30.520 records.

00:56:33.860 So that

00:56:35.660 happened.

00:56:36.000 And now

00:56:39.920 the polls

00:56:40.820 are showing

00:56:41.300 Biden

00:56:41.600 losing to

00:56:42.120 Trump

00:56:42.440 by the

00:56:44.500 largest

00:56:44.800 margin

00:56:45.260 in every

00:56:45.740 battleground

00:56:46.440 state.

00:56:49.660 That's

00:56:50.220 happening.

00:56:51.560 And then

00:56:51.860 over at

00:56:52.280 MSNBC,

00:56:53.360 the panel

00:56:53.780 appeared

00:56:54.220 shocked

00:56:54.900 to learn

00:56:55.940 that more

00:56:56.340 independent

00:56:56.820 voters believe

00:56:58.040 that Joe

00:56:58.480 Biden is a

00:56:59.120 bigger threat

00:57:00.180 to democracy

00:57:01.760 than Trump.

00:57:06.520 MSNBC

00:57:07.320 aired on

00:57:09.320 their show

00:57:10.080 the news

00:57:12.440 that according

00:57:14.360 to a poll

00:57:15.040 independents

00:57:16.240 believe Joe

00:57:16.940 Biden is a

00:57:17.580 bigger threat

00:57:18.100 to democracy

00:57:18.960 than Trump.

00:57:20.220 And it

00:57:20.900 wasn't that

00:57:21.520 close.

00:57:22.660 53 to

00:57:23.520 42.

00:57:23.980 Well,

00:57:31.960 well,

00:57:32.280 well.

00:57:33.340 And then

00:57:33.820 again,

00:57:34.920 Bill Maher

00:57:35.340 is talking

00:57:35.740 about all

00:57:36.260 the things

00:57:36.640 that are

00:57:37.180 going wrong

00:57:37.660 with the

00:57:38.000 lawfare.

00:57:39.340 So Bill

00:57:40.740 Maher is

00:57:41.220 telling people

00:57:42.160 to stop

00:57:42.700 having magical

00:57:43.640 thinking about

00:57:44.380 lawfare.

00:57:45.060 He's basically

00:57:45.620 calling it.

00:57:47.800 So Maher

00:57:48.420 is saying

00:57:48.760 it's not

00:57:49.240 going to be

00:57:49.520 lawfare.

00:57:50.900 He's going

00:57:51.540 to be your

00:57:51.900 guy.

00:57:52.240 So he

00:57:54.120 runs through

00:57:54.620 it.

00:57:54.900 He's like

00:57:55.180 Fonnie

00:57:55.920 Willis is

00:57:56.800 in trouble

00:57:57.260 for her

00:57:57.900 affair.

00:57:58.540 Now that's

00:57:58.860 being,

00:57:59.760 you know,

00:57:59.880 she might 0.99

00:58:00.240 be taken

00:58:00.740 off the

00:58:01.060 case,

00:58:01.400 but that's

00:58:01.700 going to

00:58:01.920 delay it

00:58:02.340 at least.

00:58:03.380 Stolen

00:58:03.560 document

00:58:04.060 is one.

00:58:04.700 He says

00:58:05.000 that's never

00:58:05.420 going to

00:58:05.700 happen.

00:58:06.200 That's

00:58:06.480 delayed

00:58:06.920 forever.

00:58:08.100 Stormy

00:58:08.440 Daniels is

00:58:09.060 the world's

00:58:09.500 worst

00:58:09.800 witness.

00:58:13.820 And he

00:58:14.820 even went

00:58:15.200 so far as

00:58:15.740 to debunk

00:58:16.320 Stormy

00:58:16.780 Daniels

00:58:17.260 because on

00:58:17.760 his own

00:58:18.520 show in

00:58:19.100 2018,

00:58:20.060 she made

00:58:20.820 a big

00:58:21.200 deal about

00:58:21.980 saying she

00:58:22.440 was not

00:58:22.840 me too.

00:58:23.540 It was

00:58:23.760 all

00:58:24.000 voluntary.

00:58:25.480 But as

00:58:26.000 Bill Maher

00:58:27.240 points out

00:58:27.920 that as

00:58:28.460 soon as

00:58:28.700 she got

00:58:28.960 on the

00:58:29.320 witness

00:58:29.700 stand,

00:58:30.720 she started 0.79

00:58:31.220 saying things

00:58:31.760 like,

00:58:32.040 well,

00:58:32.220 he was

00:58:32.460 big and

00:58:33.080 there was

00:58:33.840 a power

00:58:34.220 imbalance and

00:58:35.020 he was

00:58:35.200 blocking the

00:58:35.800 exit.

00:58:36.760 And even

00:58:37.220 Bill Maher

00:58:37.720 is calling

00:58:38.180 her out 0.88

00:58:38.540 for bullshit. 0.72

00:58:39.820 It's like,

00:58:40.200 you're a

00:58:40.500 porn star.

00:58:41.160 No,

00:58:41.340 you didn't

00:58:41.740 black out.

00:58:42.500 so what

00:58:47.860 would be a

00:58:48.320 sign of

00:58:48.720 desperation

00:58:49.420 from the

00:58:50.080 Democrats?

00:58:51.460 If there's

00:58:52.060 so much

00:58:52.420 capitulation,

00:58:53.960 is there

00:58:54.280 anybody still

00:58:55.060 holding on?

00:58:57.160 Well,

00:58:57.580 Axios has

00:58:58.280 a story

00:58:58.760 today.

00:59:00.300 So Axios,

00:59:01.240 very Democrat

00:59:01.940 leaning entity

00:59:03.100 at the

00:59:03.420 moment,

00:59:04.420 says Nikki

00:59:05.240 Haley is

00:59:05.740 under active

00:59:06.380 consideration by

00:59:07.360 Donald Trump's

00:59:08.100 campaign.

00:59:08.580 according to

00:59:11.540 two people

00:59:12.040 familiar with

00:59:12.780 the dynamic.

00:59:14.660 Do you

00:59:15.420 think that's

00:59:16.080 true?

00:59:17.560 Come on,

00:59:18.140 Axios.

00:59:19.380 The best

00:59:19.940 you could

00:59:20.320 come up

00:59:20.700 with is

00:59:21.240 anonymous

00:59:21.800 sources that

00:59:23.280 Donald Trump

00:59:23.860 is considering

00:59:24.580 the worst

00:59:25.180 possible choice

00:59:26.000 for a VP

00:59:26.560 running mate?

00:59:28.340 No,

00:59:29.020 he's not.

00:59:30.260 I'm sorry.

00:59:31.500 I don't care

00:59:32.280 what two

00:59:32.880 sources told

00:59:33.640 you.

00:59:34.200 No,

00:59:35.080 Trump is

00:59:35.520 not considering

00:59:36.400 Nikki Haley

00:59:37.000 as a running

00:59:37.620 mate.

00:59:38.580 If there's

00:59:39.040 one thing

00:59:39.460 I can be

00:59:40.060 completely

00:59:40.560 sure of,

00:59:41.700 that's not

00:59:42.220 going to

00:59:42.440 happen.

00:59:43.560 But they

00:59:44.200 reported it.

00:59:45.360 Why did

00:59:45.780 they have

00:59:46.040 to report

00:59:46.440 it?

00:59:47.880 It's all

00:59:48.540 they got.

00:59:50.200 They didn't

00:59:50.920 have any

00:59:51.240 bad news

00:59:51.780 about Trump.

00:59:54.680 The law

00:59:55.480 affair thing

00:59:55.940 has been so

00:59:56.520 awesome because

00:59:57.400 not only does

00:59:59.080 it put Trump

01:00:00.040 in a situation

01:00:01.140 that makes

01:00:01.580 him, you

01:00:02.440 know,

01:00:02.660 gives you

01:00:03.080 some empathy,

01:00:04.300 but it also

01:00:05.760 prevents him

01:00:06.520 from talking

01:00:07.100 so much.

01:00:08.580 And the

01:00:09.400 thing that

01:00:09.760 gets Trump

01:00:10.240 in trouble

01:00:10.720 is that

01:00:11.600 he says

01:00:11.980 something

01:00:12.300 normal,

01:00:13.040 but it's

01:00:13.760 easy to

01:00:14.240 take out

01:00:14.620 of context.

01:00:16.100 So that's

01:00:16.440 all of his

01:00:17.080 trouble is

01:00:17.580 stuff taken

01:00:18.040 out of

01:00:18.320 context.

01:00:18.780 All right.

01:00:23.080 And my

01:00:23.740 final story,

01:00:24.580 the former

01:00:25.080 chairman of

01:00:25.700 Joint Chiefs

01:00:26.420 of Staff,

01:00:27.160 Mark Milley,

01:00:28.020 General Mark

01:00:28.620 Milley,

01:00:29.640 he was talking

01:00:30.080 about the

01:00:30.380 Israel-Hamas

01:00:31.240 war and he

01:00:31.640 said he was

01:00:33.140 comparing the

01:00:33.700 number of

01:00:34.360 October 7th

01:00:35.420 deaths to

01:00:36.160 their population

01:00:37.220 and then

01:00:37.800 relating it to

01:00:38.560 the United

01:00:38.780 States.

01:00:39.640 He said if

01:00:40.080 you take

01:00:40.380 1,200 Israelis

01:00:41.760 and apply it

01:00:42.420 to the United

01:00:42.820 States,

01:00:43.720 that would be

01:00:44.060 the equivalent

01:00:44.560 of 50 to

01:00:45.620 100,000

01:00:46.560 people dead

01:00:47.980 in the

01:00:48.320 morning.

01:00:48.980 Can you

01:00:49.520 imagine what

01:00:50.220 we would

01:00:50.740 do?

01:00:52.140 And so I

01:00:52.540 tried to

01:00:52.900 imagine that.

01:00:54.020 50 to

01:00:54.720 100,000

01:00:55.360 Americans killed 1.00

01:00:56.420 by some

01:00:57.840 other entity,

01:00:58.920 what would

01:00:59.880 we do?

01:01:01.280 And my

01:01:01.900 answer was

01:01:02.240 nothing.

01:01:03.300 We would

01:01:03.680 do nothing.

01:01:05.120 Because that's

01:01:05.940 fentanyl.

01:01:07.360 You just

01:01:08.140 described

01:01:08.580 fentanyl.

01:01:09.540 Now it

01:01:09.860 doesn't

01:01:10.120 happen in

01:01:10.460 the morning

01:01:10.840 and it

01:01:11.940 wasn't

01:01:12.300 exploding,

01:01:13.100 but China

01:01:14.800 and Mexican

01:01:16.040 cartels kill

01:01:16.960 50 to

01:01:17.500 100,000

01:01:18.080 people a

01:01:18.700 year.

01:01:19.560 Not in

01:01:19.980 the morning,

01:01:20.640 but in

01:01:20.920 a year.

01:01:21.840 And what

01:01:22.220 do we do

01:01:22.620 about it?

01:01:23.180 Absolutely

01:01:23.520 nothing.

01:01:24.580 I mean,

01:01:24.900 nothing that

01:01:25.340 matters.

01:01:26.720 So yes,

01:01:27.280 Mark Milley,

01:01:27.940 I do

01:01:28.340 imagine that

01:01:29.140 a foreign 0.60

01:01:30.200 entity could

01:01:30.880 kill 50 to

01:01:31.660 100,000

01:01:32.300 Americans and

01:01:33.360 that absolutely

01:01:34.100 fucking nothing

01:01:34.940 would be done

01:01:35.600 about it.

01:01:36.460 Nothing useful

01:01:37.080 anyway.

01:01:38.180 Yeah.

01:01:38.920 Now I will

01:01:39.760 agree with him

01:01:40.300 if it happened

01:01:40.820 in one morning

01:01:41.500 we'd go

01:01:42.060 military

01:01:43.040 heuristic

01:01:43.440 right away.

01:01:44.860 But no,

01:01:45.760 it's not

01:01:46.180 because 50 to

01:01:47.040 100,000

01:01:47.560 people died.

01:01:48.620 It would

01:01:49.220 just be

01:01:49.600 because,

01:01:50.100 oh,

01:01:50.420 it happened

01:01:50.840 in one

01:01:51.220 morning and

01:01:52.460 then we'd

01:01:53.000 get all

01:01:53.300 activated.

01:01:53.820 So he's

01:01:54.080 right about

01:01:54.440 that.

01:01:55.160 However,

01:01:55.600 he's not

01:01:56.020 right on

01:01:56.640 a logical,

01:01:58.660 ethical,

01:02:00.020 moral level.

01:02:03.100 All right,

01:02:03.700 ladies and 0.98

01:02:04.080 gentlemen,

01:02:04.600 that is my

01:02:05.460 theme for

01:02:06.760 today.

01:02:08.780 Do you

01:02:09.440 see it

01:02:09.920 in the

01:02:10.420 news?

01:02:11.000 Does it

01:02:11.580 seem to

01:02:12.000 you that

01:02:12.460 there is

01:02:12.980 Trump

01:02:13.360 capitulation?

01:02:15.440 Here's what

01:02:16.160 I would

01:02:16.380 look for.

01:02:17.500 Look for

01:02:18.180 more evidence

01:02:19.080 of people

01:02:19.780 saying what

01:02:20.480 Bill Maher

01:02:21.000 said,

01:02:21.980 which is,

01:02:23.280 well,

01:02:23.860 to be

01:02:24.300 honest,

01:02:25.220 a second

01:02:25.680 Trump

01:02:26.040 presidency

01:02:26.620 probably

01:02:27.320 wouldn't

01:02:27.680 kill

01:02:27.940 anybody.

01:02:29.560 Yeah,

01:02:29.780 I think

01:02:30.200 you're going

01:02:30.940 to watch

01:02:31.300 the Democrats

01:02:31.920 back down

01:02:32.680 from full

01:02:33.320 TDS,

01:02:34.240 but I

01:02:35.060 think you

01:02:35.360 might also

01:02:35.920 see them

01:02:36.440 have to

01:02:36.780 reject their

01:02:37.380 progressive

01:02:37.900 side of

01:02:38.580 their base.

01:02:41.080 I think

01:02:41.660 the Democrats

01:02:42.260 are going

01:02:42.620 to have a

01:02:42.940 civil war

01:02:43.600 and that

01:02:45.140 the Republicans

01:02:45.820 are all

01:02:46.320 going to

01:02:46.520 come home.

01:02:49.800 Republicans

01:02:50.300 are coming

01:02:51.900 home.

01:02:53.220 This is one

01:02:54.020 of those

01:02:54.280 things that

01:02:54.760 I laugh

01:02:55.220 about because

01:02:56.720 I'll hear

01:02:57.060 people who

01:02:57.740 maybe have

01:02:58.140 never talked

01:02:58.680 to a

01:02:58.960 Republican

01:02:59.340 in their

01:02:59.840 life say,

01:03:01.400 oh,

01:03:01.620 it's going

01:03:01.940 to be all

01:03:02.180 these people

01:03:02.620 who won't

01:03:03.020 vote for

01:03:04.000 Trump because

01:03:04.520 they were

01:03:04.740 never

01:03:05.000 Trumpers.

01:03:06.620 You don't

01:03:07.460 understand

01:03:07.960 anything.

01:03:09.500 No.

01:03:11.100 No,

01:03:11.740 the Republicans

01:03:12.300 are all

01:03:12.740 coming home.

01:03:14.500 The Republicans

01:03:15.460 just watched

01:03:16.420 a Republican

01:03:17.760 tried to be

01:03:18.820 put in jail, 0.68

01:03:19.640 1,200 or

01:03:20.520 what,

01:03:20.880 2,000 January

01:03:22.280 6 people

01:03:23.000 put in jail.

01:03:24.060 No,

01:03:24.460 there's no

01:03:24.800 Republican

01:03:25.260 who's going

01:03:25.640 to stand

01:03:25.960 for that.

01:03:26.980 All

01:03:27.300 Republicans

01:03:27.820 are coming

01:03:28.300 home.

01:03:29.120 This will

01:03:29.480 be the

01:03:29.940 greatest

01:03:30.260 percentage

01:03:30.800 of Republican

01:03:31.620 voters of

01:03:32.820 all time

01:03:33.420 because they're

01:03:34.720 coming home.

01:03:35.760 They're not

01:03:36.300 voting.

01:03:37.220 They're coming

01:03:37.920 home to

01:03:38.640 take care

01:03:39.020 of business.

01:03:40.020 What do

01:03:40.640 Republicans

01:03:41.140 do well?

01:03:42.980 Well,

01:03:43.900 they're flexible

01:03:45.040 until they're

01:03:46.600 not.

01:03:48.520 It's the

01:03:49.320 difference

01:03:49.660 between wanting

01:03:50.420 and deciding.

01:03:51.980 We're very

01:03:52.720 close.

01:03:53.680 I don't

01:03:54.180 think we've

01:03:55.360 reached deciding.

01:03:56.360 We're still

01:03:56.780 wanting.

01:03:57.980 But I

01:03:58.560 think that

01:03:58.980 on Election

01:03:59.500 Day,

01:04:00.280 Republicans

01:04:00.820 are going

01:04:01.400 to say,

01:04:02.140 we've

01:04:02.980 decided.

01:04:04.720 And all

01:04:04.980 they have

01:04:05.220 to do

01:04:05.420 is show

01:04:05.760 up.

01:04:06.780 It's not

01:04:07.440 magic.

01:04:07.980 They just

01:04:08.280 have to

01:04:08.540 show up.

01:04:09.600 We've

01:04:09.860 decided.

01:04:11.340 And I

01:04:11.980 think that's

01:04:12.400 what's

01:04:12.600 happening.

01:04:13.480 And I

01:04:13.880 think that

01:04:14.540 the Democrats

01:04:15.960 completely

01:04:17.600 don't understand

01:04:18.800 that when

01:04:19.900 it's time

01:04:20.380 to come

01:04:20.800 home,

01:04:22.200 Republicans

01:04:22.680 come home.

01:04:24.000 And when

01:04:24.360 it's time

01:04:24.740 to argue,

01:04:25.420 they argue.

01:04:26.500 And the

01:04:26.820 time to

01:04:27.200 argue has

01:04:27.760 ended.

01:04:28.540 And the

01:04:29.060 time to

01:04:29.440 come home

01:04:30.080 is upon

01:04:31.300 us.

01:04:31.640 so it's

01:04:34.280 going to

01:04:34.500 be amazing.

01:04:37.640 And that's

01:04:38.400 my message

01:04:38.840 for you

01:04:39.180 today.

01:04:39.900 Have a

01:04:40.640 terrific

01:04:41.140 Saturday.

01:04:42.440 I hope

01:04:42.780 you were

01:04:43.000 not bored

01:04:43.500 by the

01:04:44.260 Aurora

01:04:45.200 boring

01:04:47.720 always.

01:04:48.700 I didn't

01:04:49.360 get to

01:04:49.660 see it.

01:04:50.360 I hope

01:04:50.640 you did.

01:04:51.880 And I'm

01:04:52.740 going to

01:04:52.980 talk to

01:04:53.580 the locals

01:04:54.340 people a

01:04:54.980 little bit

01:04:55.440 extra because

01:04:56.400 they're special

01:04:57.040 and they're

01:04:58.320 subscribers.

01:04:58.840 and I'm

01:05:00.260 going to

01:05:00.320 say bye

01:05:00.940 to the

01:05:01.160 rest of

01:05:01.460 you and

01:05:01.820 I will

01:05:02.080 see you

01:05:02.380 tomorrow

01:05:02.740 same time

01:05:03.460 same place.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 11, 2024

Episode 2471 CWSA 05⧸11⧸24

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