Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 15, 2024


Episode 2475 CWSA 05⧸15⧸24


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 13 minutes

Words per Minute

141.36623

Word Count

10,439

Sentence Count

793

Misogynist Sentences

18

Hate Speech Sentences

21


Summary

I m going to cure you of your mental illness, and it s going to happen in just a few minutes, and you re going to have the biggest problem of your life solved. It s called a " simultaneous sip" and it makes everything better.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 La-da-da-da-da-da-da-da.
00:00:03.620 Do-do-do-do-do-do.
00:00:08.420 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.
00:00:13.600 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams, and you've never had a better time.
00:00:18.280 And let me tell you, today is going to be special.
00:00:21.840 Would you like to see me do magic today?
00:00:24.800 I'm going to do magic today.
00:00:26.380 I'm going to cure thousands of people of mental illness.
00:00:32.140 Literally.
00:00:34.120 And if you'd like to see that and all the amazing things,
00:00:37.400 all you need is a copper, a micro glass, a tanker gel,
00:00:40.840 a stein, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind.
00:00:43.980 Fill it with your favorite liquid I like.
00:00:45.540 Coffee.
00:00:46.460 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine at the end of the day.
00:00:49.200 I think it makes everything better.
00:00:50.160 It's called a simultaneous sip, and it happens now.
00:00:52.400 Go.
00:00:56.380 Yes, I am indeed going to solve mental illness for probably thousands of you.
00:01:07.900 Really, truly, this is not a joke.
00:01:10.520 And it'll happen in just a few minutes.
00:01:13.180 In the next five minutes, some of you are going to have the biggest problem of your life solved.
00:01:17.960 Not all of you, but some of you.
00:01:21.680 It'll be kind of exciting.
00:01:23.140 Wait for that.
00:01:26.320 Well, Peter Zeyan tells us that American companies can now petition the government
00:01:33.960 to apply for U.S. protective tariffs if China says they have to transfer their technology.
00:01:40.760 So, you know, when American companies or foreign companies work with China, China often or maybe
00:01:47.400 always says that they have to transfer their technology to them.
00:01:51.760 And now if they demand that, apparently U.S. companies have an option.
00:01:57.040 They can apply to the government to put a tariff on China.
00:02:01.440 That's actually a pretty good idea.
00:02:03.200 I mean, I don't see it in the news.
00:02:06.460 I only see Peter Zeyan saying it.
00:02:08.860 But he's probably right.
00:02:10.040 I mean, I doubt you'd make it up.
00:02:12.620 So I'm going to say that that's a very Trumpian, that feels like a Trump-like policy.
00:02:20.640 Trump never had that policy, as far as I know.
00:02:23.620 If he had, I would have said it was good.
00:02:25.620 So I'm going to say it's good, even though it's not Trump.
00:02:30.220 There was a study that suggests that driving, if you're texting and driving, you're probably a psychopath.
00:02:42.260 Now, did you really need a study to know that?
00:02:46.140 That if somebody is operating a dangerous motor vehicle, 80 miles an hour, and they're looking at their phone,
00:02:53.960 do you need to do a scientific study to find out there's something wrong with that person's priorities?
00:03:02.020 Maybe their empathy?
00:03:04.540 Well, I think it's a little more complicated than being psychopaths.
00:03:07.360 I think some people just have a different relationship with risk.
00:03:13.320 Isn't that fair to say?
00:03:14.440 How do you know you're measuring psychopaths who don't care if they get, you know, kill you in a crash,
00:03:21.520 versus somebody who just has a high tolerance for risk, and they think they're good at texting and driving at the same time?
00:03:28.920 But it feels, it looks the same.
00:03:32.280 But I will tell you that anybody who makes a phone call in Starbucks is definitely a psychopath.
00:03:38.260 And that one I don't understand.
00:03:42.480 I know that they think, oh, it's a public place.
00:03:44.440 But you look around the public place, and you see all these people on laptops, clearly trying to concentrate.
00:03:50.860 How do you not know that making a loud, long cell phone call in that environment makes everybody want to stab you?
00:03:58.800 How do you not know that?
00:04:00.820 You'd have to be a psychopath.
00:04:04.980 All right.
00:04:05.580 I think I'm just going to go ahead and do it.
00:04:09.040 I'm going to cure a bunch of you.
00:04:11.840 So I tried a reframe with my audience yesterday, and I think the other day as well,
00:04:20.980 in which if you get ruminating and you're thinking too much in your head,
00:04:25.940 that you simply use two words, get out.
00:04:29.580 And you treat yourself like you have two lives.
00:04:33.200 So here's the reframe.
00:04:34.540 And by the way, I checked this morning, and my audience, by an overwhelming number of comments,
00:04:41.380 said they tried this, and it completely helped their mental health instantly.
00:04:47.380 Let me say it again.
00:04:49.680 Just I don't know how many people, dozens.
00:04:51.820 Dozens of people this morning, just before I went live here, I do a pre-show with my subscribers.
00:04:57.620 And I asked them if they tried the technique, and I'll describe it again.
00:05:01.940 But they said they did.
00:05:03.900 And just dozens of people said it instantly helped them mentally.
00:05:08.140 So here's the technique.
00:05:10.220 You know how, when you're in your head, you're living in an imaginary world?
00:05:14.600 You know, you're thinking about what happened, which doesn't exist, the past.
00:05:19.900 And you're thinking about what might happen, which doesn't exist, the future.
00:05:24.940 So you actually, when you're in your head, you're living in a world that doesn't exist.
00:05:28.640 But there's an external world where you're touching things and doing things and doing chores and exercising and working and doing things.
00:05:36.200 The external world is real.
00:05:40.180 So what I found is that these two words, get out, will immediately take you out of your internal world, your imaginary world, and put you into the real one.
00:05:50.320 And you just remind yourself, no, get out of the imaginary world.
00:05:53.680 Get into the real one.
00:05:54.580 Get out.
00:05:55.100 Get out.
00:05:55.460 And those two words will actually become a trigger or a key that helps you do the thing that you want it to do.
00:06:03.300 So you associate words with actions, especially actions of your own body.
00:06:09.100 And those will become sticky.
00:06:11.760 It doesn't take long.
00:06:13.420 You just have to say something and associate it with a feeling or a situation.
00:06:17.480 It gets sticky really fast.
00:06:19.380 So I want you all to try this.
00:06:22.200 And you're going to be amazed.
00:06:23.860 The next time you're too much in your head and you've got recurring thoughts or whatever, just say out loud, get out.
00:06:32.520 Get out.
00:06:33.760 And you're not talking just about getting out of your head.
00:06:36.260 You're talking about getting out of the house.
00:06:38.180 Just stand up and walk outside.
00:06:42.520 If it's cold, stand up and walk around the house.
00:06:45.200 But the get out is a reminder that you are two people.
00:06:51.940 You're not one person.
00:06:53.860 There's one of you that lives in the completely imaginary world of your mind.
00:06:58.060 And the other one lives in the real world.
00:07:00.080 But the only one that has a problem is the imaginary one.
00:07:02.660 So you can starve the imaginary one of its energy by just saying, get out.
00:07:08.220 I choose to walk through this doorway and now I'm in the real world.
00:07:11.260 I guarantee, based on the comments I got back this morning, I guarantee that a healthy percentage of you just solved one of the biggest problems in your whole life.
00:07:25.000 Now, that, ladies and gentlemen, is why I wake up in the morning.
00:07:27.520 I remind you, I don't really need to work, but this is why I do it, because it has some value.
00:07:35.420 And I find that waking up without at least the potential to add something to the world is sort of meaningless and stupid.
00:07:44.840 So I like to make sure I've got at least one thing going on at all times that can make a difference.
00:07:51.280 And we'll see if that makes a difference.
00:07:53.180 I guarantee that'll work for some percentage of you.
00:07:55.420 I guarantee it, because the overwhelming response from the people who tried it is just too strong.
00:08:01.720 All right, that is your gift for the day.
00:08:05.240 And I'll ask you tomorrow how many of you tried it.
00:08:08.860 And even by tomorrow, watch the comments.
00:08:13.300 It'll be a wall of comments who say, oh, my God, I tried that and it worked.
00:08:18.180 The greatest reframe ever, maybe.
00:08:19.940 There's a technology called ShotSpotter that allows the police to know where a gunshot has been fired in their city.
00:08:30.680 And Wokeness is reporting on the X platform that Senator Warren and Senator Markey and Representative Ayanna Presley, they're trying to get rid of ShotSpotting in Boston.
00:08:45.340 Why would you want to get rid of a technology that helps you know where there's some violence with guns?
00:08:52.800 Can you guess?
00:08:55.140 Take a guess.
00:08:56.540 Why would you want to get rid of it?
00:08:58.920 Well, it turns out that they put most of the ShotSpotters, the technology, in black neighborhoods.
00:09:07.620 And they're saying that's racist, so get rid of them.
00:09:10.120 Do you know why they put them in the black neighborhoods?
00:09:18.100 It wasn't because they're black.
00:09:21.660 They put them in the high crime neighborhoods.
00:09:26.780 Now, what exactly do Warren, Markey, and Presley think they're going to get out of this that's good for the people of Boston?
00:09:36.760 Were the people in Boston clamoring for less or slower police response to shootings?
00:09:45.480 Was somebody asking for that?
00:09:47.280 It's like, hey, hey, there was a shooting in my neighborhood and the police were here in seconds.
00:09:53.760 That's pretty racist.
00:09:56.840 Aren't they supposed to be there quickly if there's like a crime?
00:10:01.760 I don't understand any part of this story.
00:10:04.120 Is there something missing?
00:10:04.980 Is it possible that the story was reported with, like, important context left out?
00:10:11.280 Or is it just as stupid as it looks?
00:10:16.180 I'm going to go with, I think it's just as stupid as it looks.
00:10:21.280 I think.
00:10:23.920 So, how could everything be racist?
00:10:27.980 So, I was seeing a clip that Tucker Carlson was talking to quarterback Rogers, and Tucker was saying that during the Occupy Wall Street years, when there were big protests about all the rich people in Wall Street, that it was just that same time when that was at its peak that the New York Times suddenly had a substantial increase in references to racism.
00:10:55.980 Racism, you know, racist and racism, and white supremacy.
00:10:59.740 And then suddenly, the narrative changed.
00:11:01.780 And it was no longer about, hey, those rich people.
00:11:06.500 It was all about, hey, those white people.
00:11:10.100 That's right.
00:11:10.880 The allegation is this.
00:11:15.520 And I've always said this, by the way.
00:11:17.720 I've told you that I've been the victim of extreme racism in my career.
00:11:23.180 Extreme.
00:11:24.160 I lost my job at a bank for being a white guy.
00:11:27.400 I lost my job at the phone company for being a white guy.
00:11:30.380 My TV show was basically canceled because I wasn't African American, and they were going to do a block on UPN of just black programming.
00:11:40.680 So, I've been super, super discriminated against.
00:11:44.920 But I sometimes forget to tell you this.
00:11:48.940 All of the discrimination was at the hands of white men and white women.
00:11:52.780 I've never been discriminated against, as far as I know, by a black person.
00:12:00.300 Like, ever?
00:12:01.840 I can't think of any case where that's ever happened.
00:12:05.080 How about an Asian American discriminating against me?
00:12:10.240 Can't think of a time.
00:12:12.460 How about a Hispanic American discriminating against me?
00:12:15.620 Anytime.
00:12:16.480 Anytime in my life.
00:12:18.680 Can't think of one.
00:12:19.640 Anybody who was half black discriminated against me, ever?
00:12:27.280 Not once.
00:12:28.540 I mean, I can't think of any time.
00:12:30.380 But how many times have fucking rich white people discriminated against me?
00:12:36.320 Well, a lot.
00:12:37.960 A lot.
00:12:39.100 And let me tell you, fucking rich white people are the worst.
00:12:44.440 I think I can say that, right?
00:12:46.240 Because I'm a fucking rich white guy.
00:12:50.460 I can criticize my own people.
00:12:52.520 I believe that's fair.
00:12:54.320 I believe criticizing my own people is fair.
00:12:57.460 So, sometimes people misunderstand me when they say that I'm a victim of extreme racial discrimination and gender.
00:13:06.280 It's all from white men.
00:13:08.320 And a little bit from women.
00:13:09.820 But mostly, mostly it's white men.
00:13:12.220 Who do you think canceled me from newspapers?
00:13:18.480 Do you think there were a lot of black owners of newspapers?
00:13:22.540 There might be some, but I'm not even aware of any, actually.
00:13:30.420 So, no, it was white people.
00:13:32.040 The white people canceled me.
00:13:33.360 It's always white people.
00:13:34.200 And the Occupy Wall Street thing just sort of brings that up.
00:13:39.220 It's like, wait a minute.
00:13:40.740 There was all this pressure against rich white people.
00:13:43.660 And then, suddenly, there's all this, you know, CRT and ESG and DEI, and it's all we're talking about.
00:13:54.520 It sounds a lot like the rich white people threw in a little diversion, doesn't it?
00:13:59.140 That's what it feels like.
00:14:02.440 Don't know what's true, but that's what it feels like.
00:14:06.680 Just before I got on, I saw there was a huge improvement in the full self-driving feature on the Teslas.
00:14:16.580 So, something that will make it five to ten times more, let's see, more self-driving, meaning that far fewer human interactions.
00:14:26.760 And, at the same time, apparently, the California Air Resource Board, the CARB, never even heard of them,
00:14:37.280 have some kind of deal where they're going to raise my California gas prices 50 cents next year,
00:14:42.520 and every year after, in order to reduce emissions.
00:14:49.920 They're actually going to just price me out of gas.
00:14:52.380 Now, this is in addition to the existing gas tax, so it's not like just a gas tax, it's raising the gas tax.
00:15:01.580 Yeah.
00:15:02.200 50 cents a gallon.
00:15:04.320 Right.
00:15:04.660 50 cents a gallon.
00:15:07.740 And that's real.
00:15:09.020 But, apparently, that's going to actually happen.
00:15:10.700 Now, at the same time, I was trying to decide between a nice American Bronco gas vehicle,
00:15:21.040 mostly because I like their look, and they seem to be, you know, they'd have utility,
00:15:26.500 or a Tesla.
00:15:31.100 Now, I'm not sold on electric cars just because I don't have a charger in my house,
00:15:36.340 but if I put one in, I suppose it wouldn't be the biggest deal, because I don't take long trips anyway, usually.
00:15:44.940 So, I think that if California is going to try to price me on a gas, and unless I'm going to move,
00:15:51.940 I might want to go for the Tesla, but then somebody said that the insurance is more for the electric cars.
00:15:57.300 Is that true?
00:15:58.580 Is insurance more for a Tesla than a similarly priced vehicle?
00:16:03.620 Well, I've never heard that before.
00:16:06.140 Can anybody confirm that?
00:16:08.840 Because I don't know if anybody's done the full cost of ownership.
00:16:16.180 Because I always thought the electric was a lower full cost of ownership for the car dealer.
00:16:23.300 There's a separate question about recycling and all that stuff.
00:16:27.340 I see a no.
00:16:28.400 I see a not really.
00:16:30.340 I see a yes.
00:16:31.100 I see no's and yes's.
00:16:33.720 I see doubt it.
00:16:35.400 All right.
00:16:35.600 So, that might be fake news.
00:16:37.260 Well, I am seeing yes's, though.
00:16:39.360 I'm seeing yes's and no's.
00:16:41.880 Well, it can't be that big of a difference then.
00:16:46.740 Some people saying maybe a little, but nothing important.
00:16:52.120 10% more.
00:16:53.200 Somebody says, all right, we don't know exactly.
00:16:55.100 We're a little mixed on our fact-checking here.
00:16:57.320 But it doesn't look like it's, you know, double or anything.
00:17:01.540 So, I guess.
00:17:02.940 So, at the moment, given that I did learn that a bicycle would fit in the back of a Tesla, an e-bike, and it also has a bike rack.
00:17:12.040 I'm leaning pretty heavily toward the full self-driving Tesla, because I think I might actually use my vehicle more if it drove itself.
00:17:23.280 Here's the thing I don't like about long drives.
00:17:25.340 I don't like that it forces me to think their thoughts.
00:17:30.800 Like, the car forces me to think about, you know, the road and everything.
00:17:35.140 And I don't like thinking about something I'm forced to think about for a long time.
00:17:39.940 But if I could just sit there and, I don't know, do you pay attention?
00:17:44.420 Or do you stop paying attention to the road until it tells you to?
00:17:47.880 I don't know.
00:17:48.640 Would it feel different mentally?
00:17:49.780 I guess I'll have to experience it to know.
00:17:53.540 But anyway, I'm leaning toward the Tesla over the gas car at the moment.
00:18:01.420 Speaking of Elon Musk, he's reiterated that the terms cis and cisgender are considered slurs.
00:18:09.160 And you'll get a warning on X if you keep it up.
00:18:14.960 Now, I think I played this just right.
00:18:17.340 And what I mean by that is, for how many years have we been hearing this term, cis and cisgender?
00:18:25.080 For, I don't know, maybe eight years or something.
00:18:29.460 When did it pop into existence?
00:18:31.780 But it's been years now, right?
00:18:34.100 And the first time I heard it, I thought, huh, I don't know what that even means.
00:18:38.980 And then also the second time I heard it, and the thousandth time I heard it.
00:18:43.720 Every time I said, you know, I should probably Google that.
00:18:46.020 But I should go figure out what that means.
00:18:49.020 Because it kept popping up, and I didn't know what it meant.
00:18:51.940 And I managed to ride that all the way until it was banned.
00:18:56.000 Now I don't need to know what it means.
00:18:59.380 I played it just right.
00:19:01.500 I refused to know what it was, and that it didn't matter,
00:19:05.480 because it turned into some kind of an insult, and you're not supposed to say it anyway.
00:19:08.940 So, well played, Scott.
00:19:12.560 Well played, by ignoring it.
00:19:15.600 I had a philosophy teacher in college who taught the inbox trick,
00:19:21.440 which, by the way, has influenced so much of my life.
00:19:25.540 And the inbox trick goes like this.
00:19:27.940 If somebody puts something in your inbox, let's say it's something they want you to deal with,
00:19:32.480 you leave it there for two weeks.
00:19:34.340 That was his method.
00:19:37.840 If somebody asks you to do something, you leave it, you age it for two weeks.
00:19:43.240 And this was his theory.
00:19:45.260 He said, if it's important, they'll take care of it themselves.
00:19:50.800 Like, if you're not dealing with it,
00:19:52.560 they'll find some other way to get it done because it's important.
00:19:54.960 If, after two weeks, they're not clamoring for it,
00:19:59.480 it wasn't important in the first place.
00:20:03.200 Now, I spend so much time thinking about that,
00:20:06.880 about whether, wait, does that really work?
00:20:09.140 I mean, it doesn't feel like that makes sense,
00:20:12.280 but when you try it, it does seem to work.
00:20:15.940 I can't tell you how many times somebody has asked me to do something urgent,
00:20:20.500 and I just threw it in the mental inbox.
00:20:22.440 I'm like, nope.
00:20:24.580 And then a week later, they say, never mind.
00:20:28.140 Never mind.
00:20:29.520 I figured out a way to do it.
00:20:31.040 All right.
00:20:32.460 It's a great trick.
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00:21:34.140 All right, there's a new study
00:21:37.760 that says there's a compound in cannabis
00:21:39.900 that might be protective
00:21:42.860 against Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
00:21:45.200 So, it doesn't say that you could get this benefit
00:21:50.340 by smoking it.
00:21:51.440 It's a compound in it.
00:21:52.900 But I'm going to guess that you probably do.
00:21:56.260 Because I'm trying to figure out why
00:21:58.220 the older I get, the smarter I am.
00:22:01.900 It's probably the protective benefits
00:22:03.840 of the cannabis compounds.
00:22:05.240 Not only do I not have Alzheimer's,
00:22:09.620 but I think my IQ is at least doubled.
00:22:13.940 Wait, if I think that,
00:22:15.720 it probably means I do have dementia.
00:22:18.380 Damn it, there's no way out of this.
00:22:20.180 Get out, get out.
00:22:21.940 All right, I'm back.
00:22:24.580 All right, here's my theme for the rest of the show.
00:22:27.360 It's called, Are We Still a Republic?
00:22:29.220 Are We Still a Republic?
00:22:32.720 I'll see if I can make this theme work.
00:22:36.100 First story,
00:22:38.180 nearly 40,000 ballots in Nevada
00:22:41.540 were counted after Election Day.
00:22:44.500 40,000.
00:22:45.860 Now, that would be illegal.
00:22:47.920 Those should not be counted.
00:22:50.440 40,000.
00:22:51.380 But the question you ask is,
00:22:52.820 well, it's just 40,000, right,
00:22:56.340 out of the whole state.
00:22:57.260 How much did Biden win a Nevada buy?
00:23:03.060 34,000.
00:23:05.100 There were 40,000 illegal votes
00:23:07.580 that mostly went to Biden.
00:23:11.240 And he only won by that amount.
00:23:14.160 Hmm.
00:23:15.320 Huh.
00:23:16.260 That's weird.
00:23:17.960 That's weird.
00:23:19.260 Now, on one hand,
00:23:20.120 you could certainly understand
00:23:21.380 why those votes were counted.
00:23:23.340 Because if they were real votes,
00:23:25.420 if they were real votes,
00:23:28.600 even if technically
00:23:30.800 they shouldn't have been counted,
00:23:32.960 well, it doesn't feel that bad,
00:23:34.500 does it?
00:23:35.500 If you think to yourself,
00:23:36.680 well, they intended to vote,
00:23:38.180 maybe the mail got delayed,
00:23:40.260 you know, you don't have a result yet,
00:23:42.440 why not?
00:23:43.640 At least you can
00:23:44.640 enfranchise your voters
00:23:46.400 and make sure their vote counted.
00:23:47.560 On the other hand,
00:23:50.180 does anybody believe
00:23:51.480 that this was totally legit?
00:23:55.060 That just coincidentally,
00:23:56.880 the exact amount of votes
00:23:58.540 came in after the date?
00:24:00.740 Does anybody think
00:24:02.180 that's legitimate?
00:24:04.540 It might be.
00:24:06.740 Can't rule it out.
00:24:09.520 But, yeah,
00:24:10.780 so you're asking
00:24:11.980 the right question.
00:24:12.740 What about the postmark?
00:24:14.300 I think there are
00:24:15.460 two standards,
00:24:17.000 but I need a fact check on this.
00:24:19.200 Depending on the state,
00:24:21.180 I think that
00:24:21.880 the postmark would matter
00:24:23.300 or
00:24:24.460 the when you received it matter.
00:24:26.700 I think it
00:24:27.200 I think it depends on the state,
00:24:29.220 but I need a
00:24:29.880 I need a fact check on that.
00:24:32.700 Anyway,
00:24:33.240 this is the claim
00:24:34.040 that the votes came in
00:24:35.120 after the fact
00:24:35.780 should not have been counted,
00:24:36.900 but they were
00:24:37.460 and may have changed
00:24:38.460 the result
00:24:39.280 for at least one state.
00:24:40.720 Well, the Rasmussen
00:24:43.260 polling company
00:24:44.340 asked this question directly
00:24:45.820 to find out
00:24:47.860 if we're still a republic.
00:24:50.200 And here's their lead
00:24:51.040 and I'll just tell you
00:24:51.880 what they said.
00:24:52.400 After the Constitutional Convention
00:24:53.940 in 1787,
00:24:56.000 when Ben Franklin
00:24:57.200 was asked
00:24:57.760 what kind of government
00:24:59.100 the convention had created,
00:25:00.580 he said,
00:25:01.440 and I quote,
00:25:02.260 and by the way,
00:25:03.260 I always think these
00:25:04.200 historical quotes
00:25:05.860 are just made up.
00:25:07.600 I never think
00:25:08.360 these are like
00:25:08.860 the real quote,
00:25:09.580 but allegedly,
00:25:11.380 Ben Franklin said,
00:25:13.400 a republic
00:25:14.040 if you can keep it.
00:25:17.000 Well,
00:25:17.600 Rasmussen asked
00:25:18.700 the public,
00:25:20.980 are we still a republic
00:25:22.620 and did we keep it?
00:25:26.120 Only 39%
00:25:27.700 of likely U.S. voters
00:25:28.960 believe America
00:25:29.760 has done a good job
00:25:30.940 of keeping the republic.
00:25:34.480 39%.
00:25:35.040 47% think
00:25:37.320 the republic
00:25:37.800 the founders created
00:25:38.660 has already fallen.
00:25:39.580 14%
00:25:42.180 are not so sure.
00:25:46.600 47%
00:25:47.580 think the republic
00:25:48.780 has already fallen.
00:25:51.540 47%.
00:25:52.100 But here's the question
00:25:57.080 I'm going to test you on.
00:25:59.400 For those of you
00:26:00.440 who are
00:26:00.840 new to this,
00:26:02.780 new to my live streams,
00:26:04.260 you're going to be amazed.
00:26:05.520 watch this.
00:26:07.680 Watch how they can
00:26:09.580 answer the question
00:26:10.480 before I ask it.
00:26:11.900 Go.
00:26:14.640 Just go show off.
00:26:15.860 Go on.
00:26:16.660 Show your stuff.
00:26:18.640 There we go.
00:26:19.640 The answers are coming in.
00:26:20.760 I haven't even asked
00:26:21.440 I haven't even asked the question yet.
00:26:23.280 But watch this.
00:26:24.220 Look,
00:26:24.700 and you're all right.
00:26:26.280 You're all correct.
00:26:27.460 Okay.
00:26:27.860 Here's a question
00:26:28.740 that you've already answered
00:26:29.700 without even knowing
00:26:30.460 the answer,
00:26:31.040 without even knowing
00:26:31.660 the question.
00:26:32.860 What percentage
00:26:33.580 of voters,
00:26:34.300 according to Rasmussen,
00:26:35.360 believe the federal
00:26:36.860 government today
00:26:37.780 has the consent
00:26:39.000 of the governed?
00:26:42.740 26%.
00:26:43.300 26%
00:26:45.840 believe the government
00:26:47.280 is acting
00:26:48.620 with the consent
00:26:49.520 of the governed.
00:26:52.900 And you knew
00:26:54.100 the answer
00:26:54.540 before I asked
00:26:55.240 the question
00:26:55.700 because you're
00:26:56.460 the smartest audience
00:26:57.400 in the history
00:26:58.640 of the entire republic,
00:27:01.000 which doesn't exist,
00:27:02.540 according to most people.
00:27:04.920 All right.
00:27:05.280 How many of you
00:27:07.440 saw a,
00:27:08.980 there's a little news story
00:27:09.860 because Kamala Harris
00:27:11.000 used the F word
00:27:12.000 when talking
00:27:13.280 to a bunch of,
00:27:14.320 I think they were
00:27:15.040 some kind of
00:27:16.540 Asian American
00:27:17.260 women's group,
00:27:19.420 I think.
00:27:20.820 And she said
00:27:23.020 that, you know,
00:27:23.700 sometimes if the door
00:27:24.780 is closed,
00:27:25.480 you've got to,
00:27:26.380 quote,
00:27:26.980 kick the effing door down,
00:27:28.640 except she used
00:27:29.380 the whole word.
00:27:31.120 Now,
00:27:31.560 so the story was,
00:27:34.000 hey,
00:27:34.360 she used an F word.
00:27:36.520 Now,
00:27:37.140 can we all agree
00:27:38.000 that nobody cares
00:27:38.660 about that,
00:27:39.540 right?
00:27:40.080 Nobody cares
00:27:40.720 that the politician swears.
00:27:42.960 I kind of like it,
00:27:43.780 actually.
00:27:44.720 I have to admit
00:27:45.520 I like it.
00:27:46.240 If they don't do it
00:27:47.160 all the time
00:27:47.980 and they use it
00:27:49.940 for those moments
00:27:50.840 when they really need
00:27:51.720 to, you know,
00:27:52.480 accentuate a point,
00:27:53.580 I think Trump
00:27:54.460 uses cursing
00:27:56.600 better than any politician
00:27:57.860 of all time
00:27:58.600 because he doesn't
00:28:00.060 overuse it.
00:28:01.320 He'll just throw in a,
00:28:02.640 you know,
00:28:03.100 an S word
00:28:04.040 or mostly an S word,
00:28:05.700 I think.
00:28:06.140 He doesn't use
00:28:06.660 the F word.
00:28:08.860 It's well done.
00:28:10.840 But I think,
00:28:12.260 I think you missed
00:28:13.140 the headline
00:28:13.600 on this story.
00:28:16.060 I want you to go back
00:28:17.360 if you saw the clip
00:28:18.340 or if you haven't seen it,
00:28:19.240 go look at it.
00:28:20.520 I want you to see
00:28:21.220 if you maybe missed
00:28:22.660 the top line
00:28:24.300 of what the story
00:28:25.080 should have been.
00:28:26.920 She was drunk.
00:28:28.000 really obviously drunk.
00:28:33.500 Now,
00:28:33.980 it could have been
00:28:34.500 some other inebriation,
00:28:36.120 but she was
00:28:37.080 very inebriated.
00:28:38.620 Now,
00:28:39.060 how is that
00:28:39.520 not the story?
00:28:41.020 The story is
00:28:41.880 she used an F word?
00:28:43.260 No,
00:28:43.540 how about the story
00:28:44.340 is this is the way
00:28:45.220 she did it?
00:28:46.280 You should
00:28:46.860 kick the
00:28:48.340 fagabal
00:28:48.940 down.
00:28:49.600 How do you
00:28:57.320 ignore that part?
00:28:59.980 No,
00:29:00.260 the story wasn't
00:29:01.020 a better choice
00:29:01.800 of words.
00:29:03.420 It was a better
00:29:04.580 choice of drinks.
00:29:06.340 That should have
00:29:07.040 been the story.
00:29:09.620 Just think about
00:29:10.560 the fact
00:29:11.100 that you got
00:29:12.280 Joe Biden
00:29:13.020 shuffling around
00:29:14.360 shitting his pants
00:29:15.440 halfway to the
00:29:16.700 helicopter
00:29:17.260 where it looks like it
00:29:18.480 and that the
00:29:19.720 number two
00:29:20.260 person
00:29:20.700 is appearing
00:29:22.060 drunk in public.
00:29:24.560 Now,
00:29:25.240 I'm sorry,
00:29:26.360 I'm going to
00:29:26.780 stop saying
00:29:27.420 maybe drunk.
00:29:29.000 Can we stop
00:29:29.900 saying maybe?
00:29:30.980 That was drunk
00:29:31.920 as fuck.
00:29:33.460 All right.
00:29:34.200 You can't look
00:29:34.940 at that and think
00:29:35.600 she was sober.
00:29:36.800 You can't.
00:29:38.360 I challenge
00:29:40.000 you.
00:29:40.620 I challenge
00:29:41.520 you to look
00:29:42.020 at that and say,
00:29:42.660 oh yeah,
00:29:43.000 that's sober.
00:29:45.860 How is that
00:29:46.760 not the story?
00:29:48.480 And do you
00:29:49.780 not see it?
00:29:51.360 Are there people
00:29:51.940 who can't
00:29:52.380 recognize?
00:29:54.300 You can't
00:29:55.140 recognize a
00:29:55.720 drunk in
00:29:56.900 public?
00:29:58.040 That's about
00:29:58.760 the easiest
00:29:59.260 thing you
00:29:59.700 can spot.
00:30:01.300 But because
00:30:02.180 she used the
00:30:02.640 F word,
00:30:03.200 it diverted
00:30:03.780 everybody like
00:30:04.480 a magic trick.
00:30:05.840 It's like,
00:30:06.140 oh,
00:30:06.640 the real magic
00:30:07.420 trick is she
00:30:08.260 used that
00:30:08.660 word.
00:30:10.220 Wow.
00:30:12.880 All right.
00:30:15.160 CNN's
00:30:15.720 Daniel Dale
00:30:16.500 the fact
00:30:16.980 checker
00:30:17.340 is back
00:30:17.900 and he
00:30:18.920 came to
00:30:19.480 fact check
00:30:20.360 Donald Trump's
00:30:21.700 speech.
00:30:23.320 Huh.
00:30:24.960 I feel like
00:30:25.900 he's always
00:30:26.320 on vacation
00:30:27.060 when Biden
00:30:28.960 says something.
00:30:31.820 Where's
00:30:32.300 Daniel Dale
00:30:33.260 fact checking
00:30:33.880 Biden?
00:30:35.440 They only
00:30:36.320 pull him out
00:30:36.860 when Trump
00:30:37.420 gives a rally.
00:30:38.780 Now here's
00:30:39.200 the funny part.
00:30:40.420 Remember I told
00:30:41.160 you that you
00:30:42.640 don't understand
00:30:43.360 the news
00:30:43.980 unless you
00:30:44.500 know the
00:30:44.780 players.
00:30:46.400 If you
00:30:46.840 don't know
00:30:47.100 what the
00:30:47.360 players have
00:30:48.000 done or
00:30:48.540 who they're
00:30:48.880 connected to,
00:30:50.200 you're kind
00:30:50.980 of flying
00:30:51.360 blind.
00:30:52.600 Everything is
00:30:53.100 about who
00:30:53.480 knows who
00:30:53.960 and who
00:30:54.280 did what
00:30:54.820 and who's
00:30:55.700 connected to
00:30:56.320 what.
00:30:57.120 So even
00:30:57.480 this story.
00:30:58.760 So if you
00:30:59.100 just turned
00:30:59.480 on the TV,
00:31:00.280 you would
00:31:00.540 see a
00:31:02.620 fact checker
00:31:03.340 talking to
00:31:04.840 a couple of
00:31:05.320 CNN hosts
00:31:06.080 and doing a
00:31:07.400 bunch of
00:31:07.700 fact checks
00:31:08.160 on Trump.
00:31:09.560 And if
00:31:09.880 that's all
00:31:10.260 you knew,
00:31:11.460 you'd say,
00:31:11.980 whoa,
00:31:12.360 that Trump
00:31:12.880 sure tells
00:31:13.580 a lot of
00:31:13.960 whoppers.
00:31:15.200 And that
00:31:15.760 would be
00:31:16.000 your impression.
00:31:17.180 Now let
00:31:17.760 me tell
00:31:18.040 you a little
00:31:18.420 bit about
00:31:18.960 the players.
00:31:20.540 One of
00:31:20.980 the hosts,
00:31:21.680 Abby
00:31:21.920 Phillip,
00:31:23.020 is a
00:31:23.540 promoter
00:31:24.060 of the
00:31:24.420 fine
00:31:24.760 people
00:31:25.140 hoax.
00:31:27.920 She
00:31:28.060 believes
00:31:29.000 and has
00:31:29.580 promoted
00:31:30.020 on the
00:31:30.380 air that
00:31:31.460 Trump
00:31:31.800 said the
00:31:33.280 neo-Nazis
00:31:34.000 were fine
00:31:34.420 people.
00:31:35.560 Do you
00:31:35.860 ever remember
00:31:36.480 Daniel Dale
00:31:37.200 fact-checking
00:31:37.920 that?
00:31:39.820 I don't
00:31:40.500 think so.
00:31:41.460 I don't
00:31:42.120 believe I've
00:31:42.640 ever seen
00:31:43.060 him take
00:31:43.500 a run
00:31:43.820 at that.
00:31:45.160 So if
00:31:45.660 you didn't
00:31:46.140 know that
00:31:47.620 the fact
00:31:48.140 checker who
00:31:49.160 seems to be
00:31:49.720 absent when
00:31:50.280 Biden does
00:31:50.840 anything,
00:31:51.900 if you didn't
00:31:52.500 know he was
00:31:52.940 talking to a
00:31:53.940 purveyor of
00:31:54.780 the fine
00:31:55.220 people hoax,
00:31:56.460 it looks
00:31:57.100 really different,
00:31:58.440 doesn't it?
00:31:59.660 But once you
00:32:00.200 know he's
00:32:00.560 talking to a
00:32:01.440 famous, I
00:32:03.160 assume lying
00:32:03.980 because I
00:32:04.440 don't think
00:32:04.740 anybody's dumb
00:32:05.360 enough to
00:32:05.720 know that
00:32:06.020 that was
00:32:06.300 true,
00:32:07.520 anybody in
00:32:08.280 the news
00:32:08.580 business,
00:32:08.980 it changes
00:32:11.420 everything.
00:32:12.340 It's like,
00:32:12.660 oh, a
00:32:13.480 famous hoaxer
00:32:14.520 who has a
00:32:15.000 job as a
00:32:15.820 news host.
00:32:19.000 Anyway, here's
00:32:19.900 something interesting.
00:32:20.900 RFK Jr.
00:32:21.840 said that he
00:32:25.660 says he
00:32:26.120 doesn't want
00:32:26.640 President Trump
00:32:27.440 to have a
00:32:28.120 second chance
00:32:28.840 in office,
00:32:29.940 in part because
00:32:31.200 he says Trump
00:32:31.980 was rolled by
00:32:32.880 his bureaucrats
00:32:33.900 to impose
00:32:35.340 lockdowns and
00:32:36.140 shut down
00:32:36.520 businesses,
00:32:37.980 policies that
00:32:38.920 made things
00:32:39.420 worse.
00:32:40.660 All right, so
00:32:41.040 RFK Jr., let's
00:32:42.240 pull some
00:32:43.040 things together.
00:32:44.360 So RFK Jr.
00:32:45.260 says that
00:32:45.820 President Trump
00:32:46.720 is too
00:32:48.000 influenced by
00:32:49.580 experts.
00:32:53.300 Is that a
00:32:54.120 problem?
00:32:57.500 Is it?
00:32:58.740 What if it
00:32:59.460 had gone the
00:32:59.840 other way?
00:33:02.120 I'm trying to
00:33:03.120 imagine a
00:33:03.680 world in
00:33:04.260 which mean
00:33:06.220 old orange
00:33:07.200 man Trump
00:33:08.000 overruled the
00:33:09.740 entire scientific
00:33:11.280 consensus of
00:33:12.340 the time.
00:33:13.640 How was that
00:33:14.560 going to go?
00:33:16.420 And I ask
00:33:17.480 you, if we
00:33:18.320 had a
00:33:18.920 President RFK
00:33:19.980 Jr. and the
00:33:21.520 entire scientific
00:33:22.440 community said
00:33:23.500 you should do
00:33:24.120 X, but RFK
00:33:25.780 Jr. said,
00:33:26.960 no, do
00:33:27.900 Y, would
00:33:30.520 you be
00:33:30.780 comfortable
00:33:31.080 with that?
00:33:32.340 Now, I get
00:33:33.360 that he was
00:33:34.460 right about
00:33:34.980 things and
00:33:37.000 that the
00:33:37.780 experts were
00:33:38.460 wrong.
00:33:39.180 We all get
00:33:39.920 that.
00:33:40.900 I'm not saying
00:33:41.600 that if you
00:33:42.060 take one
00:33:42.540 approach versus
00:33:43.280 the other,
00:33:43.880 you'll always
00:33:44.280 get the right
00:33:44.740 answer.
00:33:45.680 No.
00:33:46.840 But I don't
00:33:47.920 think there
00:33:48.400 was a path
00:33:49.140 where Trump
00:33:50.280 could ignore
00:33:50.940 the experts
00:33:51.740 during the
00:33:53.060 pandemic.
00:33:53.500 that's
00:33:55.600 completely
00:33:56.160 revisionary
00:33:58.260 history.
00:33:59.360 If you
00:34:00.020 put yourself
00:34:00.560 in the
00:34:00.900 context of
00:34:01.840 the time,
00:34:03.300 he couldn't
00:34:03.740 ignore the
00:34:04.200 experts.
00:34:05.660 Even if he
00:34:06.560 thought Fauci
00:34:07.520 was bullshit,
00:34:09.240 he couldn't
00:34:10.240 really ignore
00:34:10.840 him because
00:34:11.540 Fauci was
00:34:12.180 agreeing with
00:34:12.780 the other
00:34:13.120 experts.
00:34:14.480 It wasn't
00:34:15.200 really about
00:34:15.660 Fauci.
00:34:16.680 And by
00:34:16.980 the way,
00:34:18.460 I will tell
00:34:19.240 you from
00:34:19.560 my, I won't
00:34:20.680 call it my
00:34:21.140 own reporting,
00:34:22.120 but, you
00:34:22.480 know, everybody
00:34:22.940 has sources.
00:34:24.080 I'm pretty
00:34:24.860 sure that
00:34:25.380 Trump thought
00:34:26.580 Fauci was
00:34:27.280 bullshit.
00:34:28.920 But the
00:34:29.580 entire scientific
00:34:30.380 community was
00:34:31.440 sort of on
00:34:32.560 the same
00:34:32.880 side-ish,
00:34:33.940 you know,
00:34:34.100 except for
00:34:34.500 the few
00:34:35.400 notable people
00:34:36.200 who were
00:34:36.760 dissidents
00:34:37.640 and got it
00:34:38.220 right.
00:34:39.920 So how
00:34:40.320 in the world
00:34:40.740 are you
00:34:41.020 supposed to
00:34:41.520 expect him
00:34:42.200 to ignore
00:34:42.740 experts the
00:34:43.600 next time?
00:34:45.080 Would you
00:34:45.680 be comfortable
00:34:46.200 with that?
00:34:47.340 Now, if
00:34:47.820 next time
00:34:48.320 looked exactly
00:34:49.420 like the
00:34:50.280 COVID thing,
00:34:51.140 then yes.
00:34:52.620 Right.
00:34:53.160 If there
00:34:53.700 was a
00:34:54.260 mysterious
00:34:54.760 new virus,
00:34:55.800 yes.
00:34:56.700 Yes.
00:34:57.340 I would
00:34:57.820 expect Trump
00:34:58.440 to know
00:34:59.380 it's a
00:34:59.780 second trick.
00:35:01.060 But what
00:35:01.460 if it's a
00:35:01.880 brand new
00:35:02.360 situation?
00:35:05.240 You know,
00:35:05.680 let's say
00:35:06.080 there's a
00:35:06.440 volcano and
00:35:07.760 all the
00:35:08.040 experts say
00:35:08.620 you better
00:35:08.920 wear a
00:35:09.280 mask for
00:35:09.740 two weeks.
00:35:11.280 Do you
00:35:11.820 want Trump
00:35:12.200 to say,
00:35:12.720 you don't
00:35:14.060 need a
00:35:14.360 mask?
00:35:15.220 I don't.
00:35:17.340 No.
00:35:18.520 I kind
00:35:19.940 of want to
00:35:20.200 hear what
00:35:20.480 the experts
00:35:20.920 say because
00:35:22.480 I don't
00:35:22.840 think we're
00:35:23.220 at the
00:35:23.460 point where
00:35:23.860 you can
00:35:24.180 ignore them
00:35:24.840 or that
00:35:25.540 you want
00:35:25.940 a non-expert
00:35:26.740 to overrule
00:35:27.540 them right
00:35:27.920 in front
00:35:28.220 of you.
00:35:29.460 How is
00:35:30.060 that better?
00:35:31.020 But here's
00:35:31.460 the interesting
00:35:31.920 part.
00:35:33.040 How could
00:35:33.420 it be true
00:35:34.020 that Trump
00:35:34.600 is a
00:35:35.460 dictator and
00:35:38.120 he has
00:35:38.420 authoritative
00:35:39.360 authoritarian
00:35:40.320 instincts when
00:35:44.180 at the same
00:35:44.680 time he's
00:35:45.180 being criticized
00:35:45.800 for listening
00:35:47.620 for listening
00:35:47.640 to the
00:35:47.980 experts?
00:35:49.280 You have
00:35:50.080 to pick
00:35:50.500 one, right?
00:35:52.260 He's either
00:35:52.820 the person
00:35:53.380 who ignores
00:35:54.000 everybody and
00:35:54.700 does what he
00:35:55.720 wants, or
00:35:56.900 he's the
00:35:57.300 person who
00:35:57.800 takes expert
00:35:58.500 advice,
00:35:59.060 including
00:35:59.540 generals,
00:36:01.440 including
00:36:01.960 military people.
00:36:03.380 Doesn't mean he
00:36:04.120 agrees with them
00:36:04.760 all the time,
00:36:05.280 I get that.
00:36:06.380 But, no,
00:36:08.480 you don't want
00:36:08.840 him ignoring
00:36:09.340 experts, so
00:36:10.900 you have to
00:36:11.320 decide.
00:36:12.500 So you've
00:36:12.840 got somebody
00:36:13.480 who's running
00:36:13.900 as a Democrat
00:36:14.540 and saying
00:36:15.040 that Trump
00:36:15.680 is not
00:36:16.260 dictatorial
00:36:17.020 enough, and
00:36:18.120 he's letting
00:36:18.560 experts influence
00:36:20.100 him.
00:36:20.940 At the same
00:36:21.480 time, another
00:36:22.340 Democrat, now
00:36:23.820 I realize RFK
00:36:24.820 Jr. is not
00:36:25.540 running in the
00:36:26.280 Democrat Party,
00:36:27.160 but he's a
00:36:27.760 Democrat.
00:36:28.840 So the other
00:36:29.520 Democrat, Biden,
00:36:30.400 is saying he's
00:36:30.960 a dictator, and
00:36:32.340 he's not going
00:36:32.780 to listen to
00:36:33.180 the experts.
00:36:35.160 So it's
00:36:37.920 all made
00:36:38.360 up.
00:36:39.700 Neither of
00:36:40.700 those images
00:36:42.080 ring true.
00:36:44.820 Let me tell
00:36:45.560 you what I
00:36:46.020 think Trump
00:36:46.740 is.
00:36:48.840 I think he's
00:36:49.760 a practical
00:36:50.400 person.
00:36:51.660 I think he
00:36:52.420 looks at every
00:36:53.060 situation new,
00:36:54.580 and says,
00:36:55.320 all right, what
00:36:55.740 works in this
00:36:56.380 situation?
00:36:57.760 Does following
00:36:58.600 the experts
00:36:59.140 make sense?
00:37:01.140 Sometimes yes,
00:37:02.000 sometimes no.
00:37:03.320 And I think
00:37:03.860 he's done a
00:37:04.480 good job of
00:37:05.280 calling out when
00:37:06.360 to ignore them,
00:37:07.580 because he has
00:37:08.040 a few times,
00:37:08.980 and I think
00:37:09.520 gotten it right
00:37:10.020 a few times.
00:37:11.580 So, I
00:37:12.560 don't know.
00:37:13.700 It's tough to
00:37:14.480 criticize him
00:37:15.180 for bending
00:37:16.380 to the
00:37:16.820 experts, because
00:37:18.220 we're looking
00:37:18.720 at it with
00:37:19.520 that 20-20
00:37:21.360 hindsight.
00:37:22.880 Yes, if
00:37:23.780 Trump knew
00:37:24.320 today, everything
00:37:26.240 he knew then,
00:37:27.220 he should have
00:37:27.780 chosen differently.
00:37:29.640 But he
00:37:30.320 didn't.
00:37:31.120 And how
00:37:31.440 could he?
00:37:32.560 It's ridiculous
00:37:33.480 to imagine
00:37:34.240 that he could
00:37:35.600 have known
00:37:36.020 then what we
00:37:36.860 know now.
00:37:37.820 That's just
00:37:39.160 bad thinking.
00:37:40.820 That's bad
00:37:41.300 analysis.
00:37:43.540 All right.
00:37:47.420 So, we're
00:37:48.140 learning that
00:37:48.840 Democrat
00:37:50.520 Congressman Dan
00:37:51.660 Goldman
00:37:52.100 apparently met
00:37:53.880 a number of
00:37:54.460 times with
00:37:55.000 Michael Cohen,
00:37:56.660 the big star
00:37:57.800 witness in the
00:37:58.800 stormy trial.
00:37:59.540 and he
00:38:02.260 met to
00:38:02.680 prepare him
00:38:03.360 for the
00:38:03.660 trial.
00:38:05.000 Now, you
00:38:05.620 say to
00:38:05.900 yourself,
00:38:06.480 huh, that
00:38:07.700 certainly would
00:38:08.360 support Trump's
00:38:09.480 theory that it's
00:38:10.700 an organized
00:38:11.940 Democrat plot,
00:38:13.340 and it's not
00:38:14.020 just the
00:38:14.920 legal system
00:38:15.560 doing its
00:38:16.020 thing, but
00:38:16.500 rather it's
00:38:17.000 the Democrats
00:38:17.620 coordinating with
00:38:18.640 the Department
00:38:19.120 of Justice,
00:38:20.120 in this case,
00:38:20.860 the star
00:38:21.180 witness.
00:38:22.240 So, it
00:38:22.580 looks exactly
00:38:23.960 like the fix
00:38:24.720 was in, but
00:38:26.000 it gets
00:38:26.440 better.
00:38:27.620 It turns
00:38:28.000 out the
00:38:30.500 judge, the
00:38:32.120 judge's
00:38:32.600 daughter, so
00:38:37.500 Dan Goldman
00:38:38.220 is a client
00:38:39.300 of the
00:38:39.760 judge's
00:38:40.240 daughter,
00:38:41.400 their consulting
00:38:42.320 firm, so
00:38:43.940 the judge's
00:38:44.860 daughter has
00:38:45.480 a consulting
00:38:46.080 firm that
00:38:47.840 consults Dan
00:38:48.660 Goldman.
00:38:50.840 Let's see if
00:38:51.540 you can just
00:38:51.840 hold this in
00:38:52.280 your head.
00:38:53.600 The judge's
00:38:54.560 daughter is
00:38:57.160 paying a
00:38:58.880 Democrat
00:38:59.960 congressperson,
00:39:01.060 who's a
00:39:01.380 Biden person,
00:39:02.420 who is then
00:39:03.660 advising the
00:39:05.220 key witness in
00:39:06.040 the trial that
00:39:06.680 that same
00:39:07.120 judge is in,
00:39:09.080 had a, you
00:39:09.860 know, basically
00:39:10.580 end trial,
00:39:12.320 Trump.
00:39:14.600 Now, is
00:39:16.200 this a case
00:39:16.860 of, it's
00:39:18.220 exactly what
00:39:18.940 it looks
00:39:19.240 like?
00:39:21.120 I love
00:39:22.060 this trial.
00:39:23.780 I didn't
00:39:24.480 think I was
00:39:24.940 going to love
00:39:25.340 it so much,
00:39:26.280 but the
00:39:27.820 thing is, it's
00:39:28.760 making it so
00:39:29.660 clear what's
00:39:30.600 going on.
00:39:32.240 Even if
00:39:32.980 you're a
00:39:33.340 Democrat, you
00:39:35.800 see it by
00:39:36.340 now, don't
00:39:36.920 you?
00:39:37.120 If you're
00:39:41.080 not just
00:39:41.800 batshit
00:39:42.560 crazy, you
00:39:44.180 see it,
00:39:44.760 right?
00:39:45.640 You see that
00:39:46.420 all the legal
00:39:47.160 cases are
00:39:47.840 bogus?
00:39:49.320 All of
00:39:50.060 them.
00:39:50.900 You can see
00:39:51.800 it really
00:39:52.800 clearly with a
00:39:53.660 stormy case,
00:39:54.740 but it's not a
00:39:55.640 coincidence that
00:39:56.440 the other ones
00:39:56.940 are delayed,
00:39:57.620 because there's
00:39:59.300 some real
00:39:59.780 problems with
00:40:00.560 the other
00:40:00.840 ones.
00:40:01.720 Real
00:40:02.080 problems.
00:40:02.620 So, I
00:40:05.200 feel like
00:40:05.820 this is going
00:40:06.780 to be the
00:40:07.120 Rosetta Stone
00:40:07.940 for at least
00:40:09.380 normal Democrats.
00:40:11.640 Normal meaning
00:40:12.640 somebody who's
00:40:13.280 just not
00:40:14.540 crazy, basically.
00:40:16.640 I think that
00:40:17.680 they're looking
00:40:18.100 at this, I
00:40:19.000 think the
00:40:19.380 Fareed
00:40:19.800 Zakarias on
00:40:20.680 CNN are
00:40:21.420 looking at
00:40:21.820 it and
00:40:22.080 saying, flat
00:40:22.900 out, this
00:40:23.920 is lawfare.
00:40:25.220 This is a
00:40:25.720 political
00:40:26.100 prosecution.
00:40:28.000 How in
00:40:28.340 the world,
00:40:29.580 how in
00:40:31.120 the world
00:40:31.700 do Democrats
00:40:33.560 win when
00:40:34.220 CNN says
00:40:35.040 they're doing
00:40:35.420 a political
00:40:35.940 prosecution?
00:40:37.620 And only
00:40:37.920 fewer than
00:40:38.900 half the
00:40:40.760 people think
00:40:41.360 that the
00:40:42.380 country is
00:40:42.900 not even a
00:40:43.380 republic anymore.
00:40:44.800 How in
00:40:45.520 the world
00:40:46.120 does Biden
00:40:47.020 win without
00:40:47.980 cheating?
00:40:50.780 All right.
00:40:52.940 A number
00:40:53.760 of supporters.
00:40:55.420 Well, I
00:40:55.740 think, let's
00:40:56.480 talk about
00:40:56.880 Cohen.
00:40:58.100 I saw
00:40:58.720 MSNBC saying
00:40:59.940 he's doing a
00:41:00.500 great job.
00:41:01.700 I was
00:41:03.260 watching
00:41:03.620 Morning Joe
00:41:04.320 just melt
00:41:05.420 down today
00:41:06.120 arguing with
00:41:07.560 because there's
00:41:08.200 another, there's
00:41:08.960 a New York
00:41:09.260 Times Siena
00:41:10.020 poll that
00:41:10.440 says Trump's
00:41:12.120 up by 11
00:41:12.900 somewhere, I
00:41:14.660 think Nevada.
00:41:16.000 And they
00:41:17.680 were just
00:41:17.980 melting down.
00:41:22.040 Morning Joe,
00:41:24.060 that is
00:41:25.260 mental illness,
00:41:26.080 right?
00:41:26.340 because I
00:41:29.260 feel like
00:41:29.840 if I'm
00:41:31.720 watching the
00:41:32.400 conservative
00:41:32.960 news and
00:41:35.160 I see
00:41:35.480 somebody say
00:41:36.080 something that
00:41:36.680 to me is
00:41:37.140 clearly more
00:41:38.140 propaganda,
00:41:39.800 just team
00:41:40.760 play, it's
00:41:42.000 being a little
00:41:42.440 unfair, they
00:41:43.680 never look
00:41:44.300 crazy.
00:41:46.540 The people on
00:41:47.180 the right, the
00:41:47.660 Republicans, they
00:41:48.880 always look like
00:41:49.420 they know exactly
00:41:50.160 what they're
00:41:50.540 doing.
00:41:50.800 I'll use Sean
00:41:51.580 Hannity as my
00:41:52.380 example.
00:41:53.920 Does Sean
00:41:54.860 Hannity ever
00:41:56.340 look like he's
00:41:57.060 insane?
00:41:58.780 No.
00:42:00.200 If you think he's
00:42:01.340 saying something
00:42:01.880 that's not true or
00:42:02.920 leaving out some
00:42:03.540 context, it looks
00:42:05.060 like he's doing it
00:42:05.800 intentionally.
00:42:07.360 Now you can have
00:42:08.300 your opinion about
00:42:09.100 that, but it
00:42:10.840 doesn't look crazy.
00:42:11.620 It just looks
00:42:13.720 like he's pushing
00:42:14.440 a version of
00:42:15.380 things that his
00:42:16.660 audience wants to
00:42:17.420 hear.
00:42:17.860 Nothing crazy
00:42:18.660 about it.
00:42:20.280 So it looks
00:42:22.260 completely different
00:42:23.960 over on the
00:42:24.520 other side.
00:42:25.280 When you watch
00:42:25.900 MSNBC, I only
00:42:28.820 see mental
00:42:29.500 illness.
00:42:31.320 By the way, I
00:42:32.160 don't see that
00:42:32.720 on CNN.
00:42:34.040 So it's not
00:42:34.860 just about whether
00:42:36.060 they like or
00:42:36.780 don't like Trump.
00:42:37.780 When I watch
00:42:38.440 CNN, I look at
00:42:39.360 people who look
00:42:40.160 to me,
00:42:40.800 like they know
00:42:42.140 what they're
00:42:42.480 doing.
00:42:43.660 In other words,
00:42:44.460 I get the Sean
00:42:45.400 Hannity effect
00:42:46.240 from CNN.
00:42:47.960 I think, I
00:42:48.880 can't read your
00:42:49.480 mind, but I'm
00:42:51.240 looking at your
00:42:51.780 eyes and your
00:42:52.980 mannerisms and
00:42:53.720 it doesn't look
00:42:54.220 crazy.
00:42:55.220 It just looks
00:42:55.760 like you're
00:42:56.100 pushing a view
00:42:57.080 of things that's
00:42:57.900 different than
00:42:58.400 the other view
00:42:58.920 of things somebody
00:42:59.500 else is pushing.
00:43:00.700 But on MSNBC,
00:43:02.480 they do
00:43:03.520 legitimately, no
00:43:04.620 joke, no
00:43:05.320 exaggeration, no
00:43:06.240 hyperbole, they
00:43:08.260 almost all look
00:43:08.920 mentally ill.
00:43:09.520 Do you see
00:43:11.240 it too?
00:43:13.420 Now, if I
00:43:14.500 thought that
00:43:14.920 CNN was also
00:43:16.100 just as mentally
00:43:17.060 ill, then I
00:43:18.260 think you could
00:43:18.740 say, okay,
00:43:19.320 Scott, you're
00:43:19.840 just being a
00:43:20.580 team player.
00:43:21.820 You know, you're
00:43:22.120 just saying, oh,
00:43:22.760 everybody on the
00:43:23.360 left is mentally
00:43:24.020 ill.
00:43:24.780 No, I'm not
00:43:25.280 saying that at
00:43:25.780 all.
00:43:26.240 There are plenty
00:43:26.700 of people on the
00:43:27.200 left who don't
00:43:27.760 come across that
00:43:28.900 way at all, not
00:43:30.120 even a little bit.
00:43:31.780 But MSNBC
00:43:32.860 consistently looks
00:43:34.720 mentally ill.
00:43:35.700 I would
00:43:37.480 guarantee if
00:43:38.480 you looked at
00:43:39.700 the percentage
00:43:40.280 of those hosts
00:43:41.160 who are in
00:43:41.760 therapy, it
00:43:43.280 would be higher
00:43:43.800 than any other
00:43:44.440 network.
00:43:45.560 Would anybody
00:43:46.120 take that other
00:43:46.920 side of that
00:43:47.340 bet?
00:43:48.840 Would you
00:43:49.440 take the bet
00:43:50.080 that if you
00:43:50.580 looked at all
00:43:50.980 the on-air
00:43:51.580 hosts of all
00:43:53.060 the different
00:43:53.480 networks, that
00:43:54.740 the highest
00:43:55.180 percentage in
00:43:56.060 therapy would
00:43:56.820 be MSNBC?
00:43:58.240 Would anybody
00:43:58.980 take that bet?
00:44:00.980 I wouldn't
00:44:01.620 bet against it.
00:44:03.540 To me, it
00:44:04.220 looks obvious.
00:44:04.760 Same thing
00:44:06.840 with, it's
00:44:07.220 basically a
00:44:08.240 whole bunch
00:44:08.520 of Kamalas.
00:44:09.980 There's just
00:44:10.420 something going
00:44:10.880 on there that's
00:44:11.540 different than
00:44:12.060 having a
00:44:12.480 different opinion.
00:44:14.040 Well, anyway,
00:44:14.820 so the way MSNBC
00:44:16.300 was treating
00:44:16.960 all of Trump's
00:44:18.020 supporters who
00:44:18.880 were showing
00:44:19.300 up in court
00:44:20.480 is that they're
00:44:22.000 all supplicants
00:44:23.840 and they're all
00:44:24.320 sucking up to
00:44:25.080 him and maybe
00:44:25.660 they want the
00:44:26.220 VP job and
00:44:27.260 all that.
00:44:29.000 Is that a
00:44:29.360 good frame?
00:44:31.400 See, the
00:44:31.780 people are,
00:44:32.860 let's see, the
00:44:33.460 Speaker of the
00:44:33.940 House, Johnson,
00:44:35.340 Vivek Ramaswamy,
00:44:36.780 Byron Donaldson,
00:44:38.220 a few others, I
00:44:38.940 think.
00:44:39.760 Now, when you
00:44:41.080 see those names,
00:44:42.760 you say to
00:44:43.240 yourself, oh,
00:44:44.120 obviously, these
00:44:45.560 are the suck-ups.
00:44:47.240 These are the
00:44:47.860 ones who just
00:44:48.380 want to ingratiate
00:44:49.220 themselves with
00:44:50.080 Trump at the
00:44:50.720 maximum amount.
00:44:51.700 Is that your
00:44:52.300 take on it?
00:44:56.600 Now, it
00:44:57.200 doesn't hurt to
00:44:58.760 make the
00:44:59.260 presumptive
00:44:59.980 candidate happy,
00:45:01.340 party, so you
00:45:02.480 can't say that's
00:45:03.080 nothing, right?
00:45:04.560 It does matter
00:45:05.380 what Trump
00:45:05.860 wants, and it
00:45:07.340 does matter that
00:45:08.060 some people want
00:45:08.700 to work with
00:45:09.220 him or be
00:45:09.760 productive parts
00:45:10.560 of the
00:45:10.760 administration, so
00:45:11.840 yeah, yeah,
00:45:13.000 there's going to
00:45:13.380 be a little bit
00:45:13.860 of support going
00:45:14.520 on, but I
00:45:15.540 don't think that's
00:45:16.060 exactly what's
00:45:16.760 happening.
00:45:18.180 Let me put the
00:45:19.000 frame on it that
00:45:19.800 makes more sense,
00:45:20.840 and Byron
00:45:21.560 Donaldson did
00:45:22.600 this for us.
00:45:23.300 he's beating
00:45:25.320 the gag order.
00:45:27.960 It's just a way
00:45:28.740 to beat the
00:45:29.160 gag order.
00:45:30.280 All he's doing
00:45:31.120 is bringing in
00:45:31.800 his proxies, and
00:45:32.840 by the way, MSNBC
00:45:33.860 said he was
00:45:34.480 editing their
00:45:35.180 comments before
00:45:35.900 they made
00:45:36.280 them.
00:45:36.940 I don't know
00:45:37.460 about that, and
00:45:39.080 I think if he
00:45:40.000 did, that would
00:45:40.520 be potentially a
00:45:42.400 gag order issue,
00:45:43.580 so I don't know
00:45:44.660 that that's true.
00:45:45.320 That was just
00:45:45.720 reported by
00:45:46.360 somebody who
00:45:46.880 wasn't under
00:45:47.540 oath, and MSNBC,
00:45:50.340 so use your
00:45:51.340 judgment on that.
00:45:52.040 But my take
00:45:53.260 is, what do
00:45:55.040 these people
00:45:55.500 have in common?
00:45:57.260 Johnson, Vivek,
00:45:58.540 and Byron
00:45:59.060 Donaldson.
00:45:59.920 Let's just
00:46:00.320 take the last
00:46:01.020 two, Vivek and
00:46:02.100 Byron Donaldson.
00:46:03.120 What do they
00:46:03.620 have in common?
00:46:05.020 Besides the
00:46:05.800 fact that
00:46:07.000 somebody would
00:46:07.540 say they
00:46:07.940 would like to
00:46:08.800 be VPs or
00:46:09.760 have a role in
00:46:10.420 the administration,
00:46:11.380 what else do
00:46:11.940 they have in
00:46:12.320 common?
00:46:14.320 Besides being
00:46:15.120 Trump supporters.
00:46:17.900 It's not
00:46:18.560 obvious.
00:46:20.500 Is it a
00:46:21.220 coincidence?
00:46:22.040 That Trump
00:46:23.600 brought the
00:46:24.220 two best
00:46:24.760 communicators in
00:46:25.840 the Republican
00:46:26.460 Party?
00:46:27.080 No, three
00:46:27.460 best, J.D.
00:46:28.360 Vance.
00:46:29.160 J.D.
00:46:29.800 Vance is
00:46:30.200 there.
00:46:30.660 I forgot
00:46:30.980 about him.
00:46:32.180 The three
00:46:32.600 best communicators
00:46:33.680 in the entire
00:46:34.460 Republican Party
00:46:35.400 plus the
00:46:38.380 Speaker of the
00:46:38.980 House.
00:46:41.880 That's what he
00:46:42.720 did.
00:46:43.640 He brought
00:46:44.200 the three
00:46:45.140 best communicators
00:46:47.240 in the
00:46:47.740 Republican Party.
00:46:48.720 Vivek
00:46:50.600 Ramaswamy,
00:46:51.720 Byron
00:46:52.040 Donaldson,
00:46:53.500 J.D.
00:46:53.880 Vance.
00:46:54.980 They're not
00:46:55.860 just good.
00:46:58.040 They're good
00:46:58.960 at a whole
00:46:59.640 other level.
00:47:00.960 They're good
00:47:01.680 at a level
00:47:02.200 where the
00:47:03.120 Democrats don't
00:47:03.900 even have
00:47:04.240 anybody at
00:47:04.820 that level.
00:47:06.120 Their best
00:47:06.920 person is
00:47:07.500 below all
00:47:07.980 three of
00:47:08.320 them.
00:47:09.220 Their best
00:47:09.700 person doesn't
00:47:12.120 communicate as
00:47:13.000 well as any
00:47:13.960 of those
00:47:14.420 three.
00:47:14.720 Now,
00:47:16.040 what about
00:47:16.360 Johnson?
00:47:18.320 He's a very
00:47:19.100 capable communicator.
00:47:20.420 He's not
00:47:20.860 on the level
00:47:22.200 of a
00:47:22.640 Ramaswamy,
00:47:23.600 Vance,
00:47:24.720 Donaldson.
00:47:25.840 He's not
00:47:26.220 on that
00:47:26.540 level.
00:47:29.580 But I'd
00:47:30.760 also like to
00:47:31.320 point out
00:47:31.880 that Trump
00:47:34.660 will never
00:47:35.320 say this
00:47:35.840 because he
00:47:36.160 doesn't need
00:47:36.620 to.
00:47:37.780 Two of the
00:47:38.360 three people
00:47:38.920 that I've
00:47:39.340 called out
00:47:39.860 as the
00:47:40.400 best
00:47:40.660 communicators
00:47:41.440 in the
00:47:41.840 Republican
00:47:42.260 Party
00:47:42.720 are not
00:47:44.640 white men.
00:47:47.640 I love
00:47:48.320 the fact
00:47:48.820 that,
00:47:50.760 you know,
00:47:50.920 if I didn't
00:47:51.380 bring it
00:47:51.720 up,
00:47:52.260 because I'm
00:47:53.120 provocative,
00:47:53.920 it doesn't
00:47:54.860 need to be
00:47:55.260 brought up.
00:47:57.120 The
00:47:57.560 Republicans
00:47:58.000 simply show
00:47:58.980 you their
00:47:59.340 hand.
00:48:00.700 Here's my
00:48:01.120 cards.
00:48:02.640 Here's what
00:48:03.040 I got.
00:48:03.480 I got a
00:48:03.880 Vavake.
00:48:04.920 I got a
00:48:05.380 Byron
00:48:05.660 Donaldson.
00:48:06.240 What do
00:48:06.400 you got?
00:48:07.640 AOC?
00:48:08.580 Come on.
00:48:09.740 Really?
00:48:10.040 What do
00:48:13.000 you got?
00:48:13.560 Adam Schiff?
00:48:15.520 Eric Swalwell?
00:48:17.360 Show us
00:48:17.760 your cards.
00:48:19.420 Right?
00:48:19.800 And then
00:48:20.140 you throw
00:48:20.500 in J.D.
00:48:21.080 Vance,
00:48:21.800 and it's
00:48:22.320 crazy.
00:48:24.300 I mean,
00:48:24.620 those are
00:48:24.920 by far
00:48:25.320 the best
00:48:25.680 communicators.
00:48:26.440 You'd
00:48:26.620 agree,
00:48:26.920 right?
00:48:28.300 All
00:48:28.780 that's
00:48:28.960 missing
00:48:29.280 is maybe
00:48:29.840 Ted
00:48:31.500 Cruz.
00:48:33.160 Ted
00:48:33.620 Cruz
00:48:33.920 should be
00:48:34.240 in that
00:48:34.520 list as
00:48:35.540 the
00:48:35.900 great
00:48:36.860 communicators.
00:48:37.540 But
00:48:39.880 Johnson
00:48:40.460 is there
00:48:40.920 because he's
00:48:41.520 the most
00:48:43.080 important
00:48:43.460 Republican,
00:48:44.140 I suppose
00:48:44.500 you'd say,
00:48:45.080 who's elected
00:48:46.160 at the
00:48:46.520 moment.
00:48:47.680 So,
00:48:48.560 to me,
00:48:49.900 this looks
00:48:50.260 like a
00:48:50.860 curated
00:48:51.380 group.
00:48:52.420 I want
00:48:53.080 to bring
00:48:53.400 in the
00:48:53.640 best
00:48:53.880 communicators
00:48:54.600 and the
00:48:55.760 most
00:48:56.000 important
00:48:56.380 Republican.
00:48:57.900 And what
00:48:58.660 did the
00:48:59.060 news do?
00:48:59.920 They could
00:49:00.460 not
00:49:00.960 ignore.
00:49:02.580 They could
00:49:03.340 not ignore
00:49:03.980 it.
00:49:05.140 Oh,
00:49:05.280 yeah,
00:49:05.420 Matt
00:49:06.920 Gates is
00:49:07.500 more of
00:49:08.800 a
00:49:08.980 firebrand
00:49:09.720 kind
00:49:10.080 of
00:49:10.180 communicator.
00:49:11.900 So,
00:49:12.440 I don't
00:49:13.460 know if
00:49:13.700 he's the
00:49:14.060 number one
00:49:14.760 choice that
00:49:15.420 I would
00:49:15.660 bring in
00:49:16.000 for this
00:49:16.540 because he
00:49:17.020 brings his
00:49:17.760 own set
00:49:19.620 of complaints
00:49:20.160 about him.
00:49:21.560 But,
00:49:21.960 yeah,
00:49:22.160 he's a
00:49:22.420 great
00:49:22.600 communicator.
00:49:23.240 That's
00:49:23.420 true.
00:49:25.040 So,
00:49:25.520 to me,
00:49:25.960 this is
00:49:26.280 just a
00:49:26.880 huge display
00:49:27.920 of not
00:49:28.380 just support
00:49:28.980 for the
00:49:29.280 president.
00:49:30.080 It's a
00:49:30.500 clear indication
00:49:31.500 that it's
00:49:32.200 lawfare.
00:49:32.800 Do you
00:49:34.520 think that
00:49:35.320 you would
00:49:35.640 get this
00:49:36.280 group of
00:49:36.840 cats to
00:49:38.100 show up
00:49:38.620 at court
00:49:39.400 to support
00:49:40.180 Trump if
00:49:41.200 there was
00:49:41.580 any doubt
00:49:42.500 about whether
00:49:43.780 he was
00:49:44.080 guilty or
00:49:44.740 innocent?
00:49:45.760 No.
00:49:46.400 The fact
00:49:47.000 that they
00:49:47.300 show up
00:49:47.900 is really
00:49:49.000 strong
00:49:49.420 evidence
00:49:49.920 that the
00:49:51.640 question of
00:49:52.360 whether there's
00:49:52.840 any guilt
00:49:53.220 has already
00:49:53.720 been removed
00:49:54.580 before the
00:49:56.100 trial is even
00:49:56.720 over.
00:49:57.560 I don't
00:49:58.200 know anyone
00:49:58.820 who thinks
00:49:59.320 any crime
00:50:00.260 has been
00:50:00.620 even demonstrated
00:50:01.380 or even
00:50:01.880 listed.
00:50:02.800 That's
00:50:03.560 what Vivek
00:50:04.040 says.
00:50:04.680 Can you
00:50:05.220 tell me
00:50:05.480 the crime?
00:50:06.460 We've been
00:50:06.640 watching this
00:50:07.780 court situation
00:50:10.040 for what?
00:50:11.220 Days and
00:50:11.840 days and
00:50:12.180 days.
00:50:13.360 Almost
00:50:13.920 over.
00:50:15.240 Now list
00:50:15.640 the crime.
00:50:16.620 Tell me
00:50:16.880 the crime.
00:50:18.020 MSNBC.
00:50:18.800 Can you
00:50:19.000 list it?
00:50:19.820 Can you
00:50:20.160 describe it
00:50:20.920 in a way
00:50:21.260 that's even
00:50:21.740 coherent?
00:50:22.920 Because no
00:50:24.160 crime was
00:50:24.660 demonstrated and
00:50:26.220 no crime was
00:50:26.820 even called
00:50:27.320 out.
00:50:29.280 Now under
00:50:30.080 those conditions,
00:50:32.040 reputations,
00:50:33.400 is it safe
00:50:34.240 for the top
00:50:35.020 Republicans,
00:50:35.920 the ones who
00:50:36.460 want to make
00:50:37.400 sure that their
00:50:37.900 reputations are
00:50:38.620 not destroyed,
00:50:39.700 is it safe for
00:50:40.520 them to sit in
00:50:41.120 the court and
00:50:41.780 back the
00:50:42.660 defendant?
00:50:44.000 Absolutely.
00:50:44.520 So the message
00:50:46.940 that it's so
00:50:47.880 safe that even
00:50:49.660 these other
00:50:50.140 Republicans are
00:50:50.940 not worried about
00:50:51.660 being tarnished by
00:50:52.660 being in a
00:50:53.340 criminal case for
00:50:55.520 Trump, being in
00:50:56.720 the audience,
00:50:57.460 they're so safe
00:50:59.020 because it's
00:51:00.320 so obvious,
00:51:01.440 even CNN is
00:51:02.380 calling it out
00:51:02.920 as lawfare,
00:51:04.200 that it does
00:51:04.720 nothing but add
00:51:05.480 to the gravitas
00:51:06.640 of Trump's
00:51:08.240 complaint that
00:51:10.200 this is so
00:51:10.860 bogus that the
00:51:12.340 most respectable
00:51:13.340 Republicans can
00:51:14.940 show up and
00:51:15.600 sit there and
00:51:16.560 they don't have
00:51:17.220 to bullshit.
00:51:19.180 Did the
00:51:19.780 Republicans who
00:51:20.600 supported him
00:51:21.320 have to tell
00:51:22.480 any lies?
00:51:24.040 No.
00:51:25.240 They simply had
00:51:26.420 to describe
00:51:27.200 what they
00:51:27.880 saw.
00:51:29.140 That's it.
00:51:30.080 Very safe.
00:51:32.980 So the
00:51:34.020 fact that
00:51:34.640 Trump has
00:51:35.420 once again
00:51:35.980 figured out
00:51:36.640 how to
00:51:37.120 beat the
00:51:37.700 media by
00:51:38.400 bringing in
00:51:38.880 his strongest
00:51:39.440 players,
00:51:40.600 making them
00:51:41.200 get time
00:51:42.260 because,
00:51:42.920 you know,
00:51:43.220 it's the
00:51:43.900 fact that
00:51:45.020 they're there
00:51:45.440 at all as
00:51:46.000 a show,
00:51:46.940 they've got
00:51:47.560 to cover
00:51:47.860 the show.
00:51:50.020 Yeah.
00:51:51.740 And this
00:51:52.540 is one of
00:51:52.820 the things I
00:51:53.180 always say
00:51:53.560 about Trump
00:51:54.120 is if
00:51:55.820 you don't
00:51:56.160 understand
00:51:56.660 the show,
00:51:58.100 and the
00:51:58.740 show is the
00:51:59.220 whole show,
00:52:00.120 it's like
00:52:00.500 everything he
00:52:01.040 does,
00:52:01.620 if you don't
00:52:02.220 understand the
00:52:02.900 show,
00:52:03.640 you don't
00:52:03.960 understand
00:52:04.320 anything.
00:52:05.640 And this
00:52:06.140 was a
00:52:07.780 brilliant scene
00:52:08.840 within the
00:52:09.840 larger show,
00:52:10.820 the Trump
00:52:11.120 show,
00:52:11.860 a brilliant
00:52:12.300 scene.
00:52:12.780 Everything
00:52:13.020 about this
00:52:13.540 was right.
00:52:14.400 Now I'm
00:52:14.720 going to say
00:52:15.000 it again
00:52:15.360 because every
00:52:15.900 time I say
00:52:16.320 it I think
00:52:16.660 it's
00:52:16.840 interesting.
00:52:18.580 The biggest
00:52:19.420 story about
00:52:20.080 Trump's
00:52:20.540 campaign so
00:52:21.320 far is that
00:52:23.900 it's
00:52:24.060 flawless.
00:52:26.380 How are
00:52:27.000 we not
00:52:27.320 talking about
00:52:27.880 that?
00:52:30.940 Right?
00:52:32.360 Because that
00:52:33.020 wasn't true
00:52:33.460 the first
00:52:33.820 campaign.
00:52:34.600 You know,
00:52:34.740 he was a
00:52:35.080 little too
00:52:37.000 edgy maybe,
00:52:37.980 although probably
00:52:38.680 got him
00:52:39.040 elected.
00:52:39.860 You know,
00:52:40.420 the more
00:52:41.000 provocative he
00:52:41.740 was,
00:52:41.980 it probably
00:52:42.400 added energy.
00:52:43.520 But at the
00:52:43.960 moment,
00:52:44.320 he doesn't
00:52:44.660 need that.
00:52:45.480 He doesn't
00:52:45.820 need any
00:52:46.720 scary energy.
00:52:49.660 He's
00:52:50.140 killing it.
00:52:51.760 I mean,
00:52:52.000 I've never
00:52:52.400 seen performance
00:52:53.480 at this
00:52:54.000 level.
00:52:55.160 And I
00:52:55.540 would guess
00:52:56.500 that whoever
00:52:58.520 he's taking
00:52:59.060 his advice
00:53:00.040 from,
00:53:00.880 and I
00:53:01.300 can only
00:53:01.620 speculate
00:53:02.040 about that,
00:53:03.460 but keep
00:53:04.880 doing it.
00:53:05.980 Whoever is
00:53:06.880 advising Trump,
00:53:08.000 and again,
00:53:09.200 is Trump a
00:53:09.880 dictator?
00:53:10.780 I doubt it
00:53:11.860 because this
00:53:12.960 looks very
00:53:13.580 much like he's
00:53:14.380 taking good
00:53:14.920 advice.
00:53:15.860 Doesn't it?
00:53:17.440 In your
00:53:18.180 opinion,
00:53:18.680 doesn't this
00:53:19.120 look like Trump
00:53:19.780 is really
00:53:20.420 well advised
00:53:21.340 and taking
00:53:22.400 the advice?
00:53:23.480 It looks
00:53:24.460 like that
00:53:24.820 to me.
00:53:26.000 That's the
00:53:26.620 president I
00:53:27.180 want, right?
00:53:28.080 I want the
00:53:28.580 president who,
00:53:30.900 if the
00:53:31.220 experts are
00:53:32.300 acting crazy,
00:53:33.320 maybe ignores
00:53:34.000 them, but
00:53:35.360 if they're
00:53:35.660 nailing it,
00:53:37.400 he's going
00:53:37.980 to surf it.
00:53:38.860 I think he's
00:53:39.660 surfing the
00:53:42.280 Vivek wave
00:53:43.520 and probably
00:53:44.320 the other
00:53:45.160 folks as
00:53:45.660 well.
00:53:47.240 Good advice.
00:53:48.220 Keep it up.
00:53:48.620 And then
00:53:51.880 MSNBC is
00:53:52.800 trying to
00:53:53.100 put down
00:53:53.400 some
00:53:53.620 suppressive
00:53:54.140 fire by
00:53:55.500 saying that
00:53:56.000 everybody who
00:53:56.540 works with
00:53:57.060 Trump ends
00:53:57.560 up like
00:53:57.940 Cohen or
00:53:58.400 Pence.
00:54:00.520 Imagine
00:54:01.040 MSNBC and
00:54:02.720 seeing these
00:54:03.280 three cats
00:54:04.020 show up,
00:54:04.960 four of
00:54:05.220 them,
00:54:05.980 Johnson,
00:54:06.520 Vivek,
00:54:07.340 Donaldson,
00:54:08.000 and Vance.
00:54:09.840 And they've
00:54:10.700 got to make
00:54:11.080 them act like
00:54:11.640 they're clowns
00:54:12.320 or something.
00:54:13.040 They couldn't.
00:54:14.320 It's their
00:54:14.740 strongest people.
00:54:16.320 And so
00:54:16.540 instead they
00:54:17.060 say,
00:54:17.360 well,
00:54:18.220 you know,
00:54:18.520 if all
00:54:18.860 these strong
00:54:19.500 people keep
00:54:20.660 defending Trump
00:54:21.700 and they work
00:54:22.220 for the
00:54:22.440 administration,
00:54:23.580 maybe they
00:54:24.440 don't know
00:54:24.920 they'll end
00:54:25.340 up like
00:54:25.700 Cohen or
00:54:26.920 they'll end
00:54:27.320 up like
00:54:28.180 Pence.
00:54:29.400 Do you
00:54:29.940 know how
00:54:30.280 you end
00:54:30.640 up like
00:54:31.060 Cohen?
00:54:32.900 There's
00:54:33.460 only one
00:54:33.960 way.
00:54:35.400 It's acting
00:54:36.260 like Cohen.
00:54:39.340 Trump
00:54:39.860 didn't turn
00:54:41.140 Cohen into
00:54:41.760 Cohen.
00:54:42.980 He was
00:54:43.380 already
00:54:43.720 Cohen.
00:54:44.920 Right.
00:54:46.140 You're
00:54:46.580 not going
00:54:46.840 to see
00:54:47.060 Byron
00:54:47.440 Donaldson
00:54:47.940 turn into
00:54:48.480 Michael
00:54:49.020 Cohen.
00:54:51.300 And the
00:54:52.140 Pence thing
00:54:52.740 was a
00:54:53.200 once-ever
00:54:54.640 one-and-done.
00:54:56.040 I mean,
00:54:56.300 really,
00:54:56.640 the only
00:54:57.240 problem that
00:54:57.880 Pence had
00:54:58.400 was how
00:54:59.660 he handled
00:55:00.080 January 6th.
00:55:01.160 And I'm
00:55:01.900 not even
00:55:02.240 sure he
00:55:02.600 was wrong.
00:55:04.160 I know
00:55:04.660 you don't
00:55:04.960 like it,
00:55:06.380 but I've
00:55:07.500 always appreciated
00:55:08.300 that Pence
00:55:08.900 was trying
00:55:09.540 to figure
00:55:09.960 out what
00:55:10.300 was the
00:55:10.580 right thing
00:55:10.960 to do.
00:55:11.820 Now,
00:55:12.240 maybe you
00:55:12.940 think he
00:55:13.260 got it
00:55:13.580 wrong that
00:55:13.960 time.
00:55:14.680 But I've
00:55:15.320 never disrespected
00:55:17.080 Pence for
00:55:18.900 taking a
00:55:19.440 stand.
00:55:20.760 Maybe he
00:55:21.380 got it
00:55:21.620 wrong.
00:55:22.320 Maybe he
00:55:22.660 got it
00:55:22.880 right.
00:55:23.580 But I
00:55:24.060 respect that
00:55:24.540 he took
00:55:24.880 the hard
00:55:25.960 stand.
00:55:26.620 I'll
00:55:27.000 always give
00:55:27.440 him that
00:55:27.740 credit,
00:55:28.620 even if
00:55:28.980 you don't
00:55:29.200 like it.
00:55:32.600 Well,
00:55:33.340 Biden's out
00:55:34.540 there again
00:55:35.180 after getting
00:55:36.340 fact-checked
00:55:37.060 hard by the
00:55:37.640 media for
00:55:38.740 claiming that
00:55:39.700 inflation was
00:55:40.820 1.4%.
00:55:42.000 inflation was
00:55:43.560 9% when
00:55:44.260 he came
00:55:44.560 in.
00:55:45.380 Well,
00:55:45.740 it was
00:55:45.960 more like
00:55:46.300 1.3%
00:55:47.400 or something.
00:55:48.640 And so it
00:55:49.480 actually went
00:55:49.960 up to 9%
00:55:51.220 in his
00:55:51.600 administration,
00:55:52.500 and now it's
00:55:52.860 down to
00:55:53.200 3-something,
00:55:54.040 but it's
00:55:54.560 above where
00:55:54.940 it was.
00:55:57.380 So he
00:55:58.000 goes out,
00:55:58.580 and after
00:55:58.980 getting fact-checked
00:55:59.860 hard, he
00:56:00.600 says the
00:56:01.020 very same
00:56:01.560 thing the
00:56:01.960 next day.
00:56:03.220 What would
00:56:03.880 cause that?
00:56:05.540 Why would
00:56:06.240 it be that
00:56:07.700 knowing he
00:56:08.240 would get
00:56:08.600 slapped down,
00:56:09.420 he would
00:56:10.300 go out and
00:56:10.680 just say the
00:56:11.200 same damn
00:56:11.720 thing that
00:56:12.160 everybody just
00:56:12.680 called a
00:56:13.060 giant lie?
00:56:15.560 Well, I
00:56:16.440 have two
00:56:16.800 possible
00:56:17.280 explanations.
00:56:18.780 Number one,
00:56:20.040 it works,
00:56:20.900 because the
00:56:22.280 fact-checking is
00:56:23.060 only on the
00:56:23.720 right-leaning
00:56:24.280 networks.
00:56:25.120 It's not
00:56:25.500 getting fact-checked
00:56:26.520 probably anywhere
00:56:27.180 else.
00:56:27.920 Do you think
00:56:28.300 MSNBC is
00:56:29.260 fact-checking
00:56:29.880 that?
00:56:30.860 No.
00:56:32.560 I don't
00:56:33.200 think so.
00:56:34.060 It would be
00:56:34.680 news itself
00:56:35.440 if they
00:56:35.820 fact-checked
00:56:36.420 it.
00:56:38.080 So he
00:56:38.720 probably
00:56:38.980 knows that
00:56:39.780 because of
00:56:40.200 the media
00:56:40.760 bubble that
00:56:41.600 everybody's
00:56:42.080 in, he
00:56:42.400 could just
00:56:42.720 keep saying
00:56:43.160 it, just
00:56:44.340 keep claiming
00:56:45.720 it until it
00:56:46.680 sounds true.
00:56:47.780 Now, as
00:56:48.780 you know,
00:56:49.480 Trump uses
00:56:50.100 that technique
00:56:50.780 as well.
00:56:52.600 So, you
00:56:53.740 know, sometimes
00:56:55.340 it's just
00:56:55.980 hyperbole and
00:56:57.440 directionally
00:56:58.040 true, and if
00:56:59.080 you repeat it
00:56:59.640 enough, people
00:57:00.140 think it's
00:57:00.520 true.
00:57:01.020 So it
00:57:01.360 could be
00:57:01.680 that he
00:57:01.940 just knows
00:57:02.400 that lying
00:57:02.840 works.
00:57:04.300 The other
00:57:04.960 possibility that
00:57:05.860 I find more
00:57:06.500 tantalizing is
00:57:07.960 that his
00:57:08.380 staff has
00:57:09.040 given up,
00:57:10.240 and I
00:57:11.360 think that's
00:57:11.920 the case.
00:57:13.360 I believe
00:57:14.180 his advisors
00:57:14.980 have literally
00:57:16.180 given up on
00:57:17.700 him, because
00:57:18.780 I think that
00:57:19.880 behind the
00:57:20.460 scenes, they're
00:57:21.740 getting dementia
00:57:22.900 tear-downs.
00:57:25.760 Here's what I
00:57:26.640 think is
00:57:27.040 happening, Mr.
00:57:28.760 President, about
00:57:30.400 the thing you
00:57:30.920 said yesterday,
00:57:32.440 I just want to
00:57:33.440 give you a
00:57:33.740 little fact-check,
00:57:35.080 that the media
00:57:36.200 is treating
00:57:36.640 that unkindly,
00:57:38.540 and the
00:57:39.580 facts don't
00:57:40.100 really support
00:57:40.720 what he said,
00:57:41.340 so maybe you
00:57:42.460 could soften
00:57:42.960 that a little
00:57:43.420 bit, or
00:57:44.240 kind of find a
00:57:45.580 different way to
00:57:46.380 do it.
00:57:47.520 What do you
00:57:47.860 think he says
00:57:48.360 to that?
00:57:49.700 I think he
00:57:50.440 starts dementia
00:57:51.480 screaming.
00:57:52.680 Oh, get out
00:57:53.620 of here!
00:57:54.140 Oh, what are
00:57:54.660 you trying to
00:57:55.020 bring?
00:57:55.300 Oh, it
00:57:56.240 really did
00:57:57.220 go up!
00:57:58.800 And then
00:57:59.400 after that
00:57:59.920 happens about
00:58:00.460 three times,
00:58:02.140 and you look
00:58:02.620 at the polls,
00:58:03.600 and you see
00:58:04.120 he's losing
00:58:04.640 anyway, and
00:58:05.920 there's probably
00:58:06.280 no way to
00:58:06.740 reverse it.
00:58:08.100 Do you say,
00:58:09.360 I'm going to
00:58:09.640 go do that
00:58:10.160 again?
00:58:11.680 Or do you
00:58:12.320 say, well,
00:58:13.520 screw him,
00:58:14.420 let him go
00:58:14.940 out and just
00:58:15.520 kill himself.
00:58:16.500 I mean, not
00:58:16.900 literally, but
00:58:18.040 let him go
00:58:18.820 out and just
00:58:19.800 sink in the
00:58:20.600 media.
00:58:23.220 Look at the
00:58:23.880 face of
00:58:24.600 Tony Blinken.
00:58:26.080 I'll talk
00:58:26.500 about him in
00:58:26.900 a moment.
00:58:27.700 Look at the
00:58:28.120 face of
00:58:28.560 Corinne
00:58:28.920 Jean-Pierre.
00:58:32.140 They have
00:58:32.860 the capitulation
00:58:34.280 face.
00:58:34.820 like there's
00:58:36.360 something happening
00:58:37.100 they don't
00:58:37.540 like, and
00:58:38.060 there's nothing
00:58:38.520 they can do
00:58:39.060 about it.
00:58:39.880 It is all
00:58:40.940 over their
00:58:41.360 faces.
00:58:42.520 And they
00:58:43.300 both look
00:58:43.780 like they
00:58:44.140 gave up.
00:58:45.280 So the
00:58:45.640 other story
00:58:46.140 is about
00:58:46.480 Tony Blinken
00:58:47.120 over in
00:58:47.820 Kiev, and
00:58:49.680 he announces
00:58:50.680 that Ukraine
00:58:52.520 is not going
00:58:53.160 to have
00:58:53.420 elections until
00:58:55.120 the war is
00:58:55.700 over, which
00:58:56.200 basically means
00:58:57.320 no elections.
00:58:58.020 then he
00:59:00.780 goes and
00:59:01.500 he plays
00:59:03.480 with a
00:59:03.840 band.
00:59:04.900 He's
00:59:05.180 playing
00:59:05.440 guitar and
00:59:06.060 singing,
00:59:07.220 and people
00:59:08.920 said, that's
00:59:10.240 a terrible
00:59:10.660 look to
00:59:11.860 say there's
00:59:12.260 going to be
00:59:12.560 no democracy
00:59:13.340 and you're
00:59:13.740 up there
00:59:14.000 playing your
00:59:14.620 thing.
00:59:15.200 And it was
00:59:16.460 just a
00:59:16.800 terrible,
00:59:17.240 terrible look.
00:59:18.320 And I
00:59:18.540 said to
00:59:18.840 myself, do
00:59:20.300 you think
00:59:20.620 that Tony
00:59:21.060 Blinken would
00:59:22.240 not be
00:59:22.760 aware that
00:59:24.400 that would
00:59:24.780 be a bad
00:59:25.380 play?
00:59:25.800 He would
00:59:26.740 obviously
00:59:27.160 know it
00:59:27.600 would be
00:59:27.720 filmed.
00:59:28.540 He would
00:59:29.060 obviously
00:59:29.480 know it
00:59:29.880 would be
00:59:30.080 a story.
00:59:31.000 He would
00:59:31.440 obviously
00:59:31.860 know it
00:59:32.340 was the
00:59:32.680 wrong choice
00:59:33.600 to look
00:59:34.620 like he's
00:59:35.040 all having
00:59:35.580 a good
00:59:35.840 time in
00:59:36.980 the war
00:59:37.340 zone.
00:59:39.580 It looks
00:59:40.340 like capitulation
00:59:41.200 to me.
00:59:42.640 To me, it
00:59:43.580 looks like he
00:59:44.760 knows the
00:59:45.400 game is
00:59:46.080 over, and
00:59:46.960 maybe even
00:59:48.120 the entire
00:59:48.760 illegal
00:59:49.320 operation in
00:59:50.140 Ukraine will
00:59:50.760 be revealed
00:59:51.440 under a
00:59:52.580 different
00:59:52.820 administration.
00:59:54.340 He had
00:59:55.120 the eyes
00:59:55.900 of a
00:59:56.220 person who
00:59:56.740 looks like
00:59:57.180 he thinks
00:59:57.620 he's going
00:59:58.020 to jail.
00:59:59.800 I can't
01:00:00.520 read his
01:00:00.820 mind, but
01:00:02.560 look at
01:00:02.940 his eyes
01:00:03.700 in the
01:00:04.220 last couple
01:00:04.720 days, and
01:00:06.440 look at
01:00:06.840 Corinne Jean-Pierre's
01:00:08.540 eyes and
01:00:09.400 her demeanor.
01:00:10.820 She looks
01:00:11.340 like she
01:00:11.740 already was
01:00:12.480 told she's
01:00:13.080 leaving.
01:00:14.360 Because I
01:00:14.880 have this
01:00:15.220 theory, I
01:00:15.660 don't remember
01:00:16.040 if I said
01:00:16.460 this, stop
01:00:17.380 me if I
01:00:17.760 said this
01:00:18.120 on the
01:00:18.400 live stream
01:00:18.780 yesterday.
01:00:19.660 I may
01:00:19.900 have said
01:00:20.180 it on the
01:00:20.500 man cave
01:00:20.960 separately,
01:00:21.360 that if
01:00:25.240 you're the
01:00:25.560 campaign for
01:00:26.280 Biden, and
01:00:26.980 you know
01:00:27.240 that your
01:00:28.260 candidate can't
01:00:30.440 talk in
01:00:30.780 public, what
01:00:32.080 are you going
01:00:32.340 to do?
01:00:33.320 Well, you'd
01:00:33.740 better have
01:00:34.120 great surrogates.
01:00:36.400 So Trump
01:00:36.840 can't talk in
01:00:37.520 public because
01:00:38.100 he's a gag.
01:00:39.000 He's gagged.
01:00:40.340 So he brings
01:00:40.900 in the best
01:00:43.980 communicators of
01:00:45.340 all time who
01:00:46.220 happen to be
01:00:46.940 Republican.
01:00:47.600 Joe Biden
01:00:49.660 can't talk in
01:00:50.540 public, but
01:00:51.900 he's got a
01:00:52.340 problem his
01:00:52.920 spokesperson can't
01:00:54.000 either.
01:00:55.200 So you've got a
01:00:56.120 spokesperson who
01:00:56.900 can't talk in
01:00:57.540 public without
01:00:58.320 embarrassing the
01:00:59.360 party, talking
01:01:01.480 for somebody who
01:01:02.100 can't talk in
01:01:02.600 public because
01:01:03.100 he's just too
01:01:04.660 gone.
01:01:06.100 Don't you
01:01:06.540 think that the
01:01:07.260 campaign has
01:01:10.120 been trying
01:01:10.540 hard to
01:01:10.980 replace
01:01:11.460 Corinne
01:01:13.420 Jean-Pierre?
01:01:14.860 If they
01:01:15.520 haven't been
01:01:16.040 trying to
01:01:16.500 replace her,
01:01:17.600 they are not
01:01:18.280 doing their
01:01:18.680 job because
01:01:20.080 their only
01:01:21.080 hope is to
01:01:22.040 get rid of
01:01:22.480 her right
01:01:22.900 away and
01:01:23.940 bring in a
01:01:24.460 strong player
01:01:25.220 who can
01:01:25.640 actually support
01:01:27.240 Biden's point
01:01:29.000 of view without
01:01:29.600 Biden doing
01:01:30.220 it.
01:01:30.920 They've got
01:01:31.280 nobody to
01:01:31.960 do that now.
01:01:32.780 They've got
01:01:33.140 nothing.
01:01:34.340 So I think
01:01:34.960 Corinne
01:01:37.240 Jean-Pierre's
01:01:38.000 problem is
01:01:38.960 from the
01:01:39.520 Biden campaign.
01:01:42.180 That's my
01:01:42.620 guess.
01:01:44.000 Yeah.
01:01:44.160 All right.
01:01:47.180 Let's see
01:01:47.760 what else.
01:01:51.800 So Biden
01:01:53.900 has agreed to
01:01:54.760 debate.
01:01:56.220 He's agreed to
01:01:57.120 two debates.
01:01:58.540 So Biden
01:01:58.920 says he was
01:02:00.360 talking tough in
01:02:01.120 his little video
01:02:01.840 saying he wants
01:02:03.000 two debates.
01:02:03.940 It was one in
01:02:04.560 the end of June
01:02:05.180 and one in
01:02:05.660 September.
01:02:07.180 End of June
01:02:08.020 would get
01:02:08.580 Trump passed
01:02:09.380 his legal case
01:02:10.640 that he's in
01:02:11.240 and the other
01:02:11.860 ones are delayed
01:02:12.520 so he wouldn't
01:02:13.160 have that
01:02:13.480 in trouble.
01:02:14.960 And here's
01:02:17.500 what you have
01:02:17.960 to see.
01:02:20.400 Take a look
01:02:21.120 at the video
01:02:21.740 of Biden
01:02:22.780 saying he
01:02:23.440 agrees to
01:02:24.080 two debates
01:02:24.800 and sort
01:02:25.620 of challenging
01:02:26.180 Trump.
01:02:27.900 And watch
01:02:28.280 how many
01:02:28.660 edits there
01:02:29.480 are in
01:02:30.000 the video.
01:02:31.780 So I
01:02:32.500 think he
01:02:32.940 talks for
01:02:33.800 30 seconds.
01:02:35.980 Somebody
01:02:36.380 said there
01:02:36.860 are five
01:02:37.380 video edits.
01:02:39.660 I caught
01:02:40.360 at least
01:02:40.660 one.
01:02:41.600 Do you
01:02:41.820 know what
01:02:42.020 that means?
01:02:42.480 It means
01:02:44.380 they couldn't
01:02:44.940 trust him
01:02:45.420 to read
01:02:45.740 a teleprompter
01:02:46.600 that was
01:02:47.040 only 30
01:02:47.600 seconds long.
01:02:49.140 That they
01:02:49.740 had to edit
01:02:50.360 out so
01:02:52.180 many mistakes
01:02:53.060 that it
01:02:54.600 looked like
01:02:55.080 they're only
01:02:59.100 like a week
01:02:59.740 away from
01:03:01.080 doing like
01:03:01.560 one of these
01:03:02.380 blackmail notes
01:03:03.960 where you cut
01:03:04.520 out the
01:03:04.960 letters from
01:03:06.240 the newspaper
01:03:06.820 and paste
01:03:07.320 them on the
01:03:07.700 page.
01:03:08.060 I think
01:03:09.140 they're going
01:03:09.460 to start
01:03:09.900 taking
01:03:10.220 individual
01:03:10.840 words that
01:03:12.320 he's ever
01:03:12.860 spoken and
01:03:14.580 just put them
01:03:15.180 together with
01:03:16.200 clips until
01:03:17.180 he's not
01:03:17.540 wearing the
01:03:17.960 same outfit.
01:03:19.880 Like look
01:03:20.280 for his
01:03:21.080 clothes to
01:03:21.860 change while
01:03:22.500 he's talking.
01:03:23.560 That's coming
01:03:24.280 up.
01:03:24.540 It'll be
01:03:24.780 like the
01:03:26.600 inflation
01:03:27.600 is and
01:03:29.660 then his
01:03:29.920 necktie will
01:03:30.440 change to
01:03:31.140 another one
01:03:32.060 and they'll
01:03:32.300 be like oh
01:03:32.940 and Biden
01:03:33.920 oh Trump
01:03:35.220 it's going
01:03:37.780 to look like
01:03:38.120 that.
01:03:39.180 So watch
01:03:39.580 for his
01:03:39.860 necktie to
01:03:40.360 change while
01:03:40.800 he talks.
01:03:43.360 All right.
01:03:45.500 In the
01:03:46.180 meantime,
01:03:46.940 so here's my
01:03:47.680 prediction.
01:03:48.280 My prediction
01:03:48.740 is he will
01:03:49.380 not debate
01:03:50.120 and that he
01:03:52.300 will cancel
01:03:52.860 the June
01:03:53.440 debate.
01:03:56.080 Why?
01:03:56.960 Why will he
01:03:57.860 cancel the
01:03:58.460 June debate?
01:04:00.900 Two
01:04:01.420 possibilities.
01:04:03.100 Number one,
01:04:04.440 oh,
01:04:04.780 oh look
01:04:05.500 there's a
01:04:05.960 fake
01:04:06.180 pandemic.
01:04:07.780 There's an
01:04:08.400 emergency.
01:04:09.560 I'm so
01:04:10.280 busy.
01:04:11.240 I'm so
01:04:11.980 busy with
01:04:12.540 my emergency
01:04:13.320 that I
01:04:14.680 couldn't
01:04:14.960 possibly
01:04:15.400 debate
01:04:15.880 because I
01:04:16.320 got to
01:04:16.560 run this
01:04:16.940 country.
01:04:17.800 It looks
01:04:18.460 like Russia
01:04:19.000 is attacking.
01:04:20.200 Russia has
01:04:20.960 upped its
01:04:21.420 attack on
01:04:21.900 Ukraine.
01:04:22.840 Well,
01:04:23.160 it wouldn't
01:04:23.400 be right
01:04:23.740 for me to
01:04:24.200 be debating
01:04:24.800 when I
01:04:25.540 got to be
01:04:25.920 managing this
01:04:26.700 war situation.
01:04:28.140 So it's
01:04:28.780 either going
01:04:29.160 to be I
01:04:30.240 can't do
01:04:30.700 it.
01:04:32.020 The other
01:04:32.660 possibility
01:04:33.200 is he's
01:04:34.420 going to
01:04:34.660 claim that
01:04:35.340 Trump is
01:04:36.040 asking for
01:04:36.700 something
01:04:37.080 unreasonable.
01:04:39.080 So let's
01:04:39.360 say Trump
01:04:39.880 says,
01:04:40.880 Biden also
01:04:41.920 said he
01:04:42.320 only wants
01:04:42.800 to do it
01:04:43.300 if it's
01:04:43.660 moderated by
01:04:44.500 lefty
01:04:45.700 entities.
01:04:47.060 Now he
01:04:47.540 didn't say
01:04:47.940 lefty
01:04:48.380 entities.
01:04:48.940 He named
01:04:49.380 the ones
01:04:50.320 that have
01:04:50.620 done it
01:04:50.920 recently.
01:04:51.660 He said
01:04:51.900 it has to
01:04:52.200 be one
01:04:52.480 of those.
01:04:53.440 And they
01:04:53.740 were all
01:04:54.000 left-leaning
01:04:54.440 entities.
01:04:54.900 So what
01:04:57.060 if Trump
01:04:58.320 says,
01:04:58.980 how about
01:04:59.760 we do
01:05:00.120 the June
01:05:00.680 one with
01:05:01.320 at least
01:05:02.880 one right-leaning
01:05:04.160 entity and
01:05:05.680 maybe the
01:05:06.240 September one
01:05:06.860 was something
01:05:07.280 else,
01:05:07.520 something like
01:05:07.800 that.
01:05:09.460 That gives
01:05:10.200 Biden the
01:05:10.780 opportunity to
01:05:11.460 say,
01:05:11.660 well, I
01:05:11.940 guess you
01:05:12.200 turned down
01:05:12.640 the debate,
01:05:13.240 didn't you?
01:05:14.180 I offered.
01:05:15.260 Hey, but
01:05:16.260 you asked for
01:05:17.220 those conditions
01:05:18.100 and no,
01:05:18.780 that's unreasonable.
01:05:20.400 Why don't you
01:05:21.080 do it the way
01:05:21.480 we always did
01:05:22.080 it?
01:05:22.360 They were the
01:05:22.940 same entities
01:05:23.580 that were
01:05:23.980 in the
01:05:24.200 primaries.
01:05:25.340 Nobody complained
01:05:26.020 that.
01:05:26.640 So I guess
01:05:27.540 you're afraid
01:05:28.520 to debate,
01:05:29.080 aren't you?
01:05:32.440 Or,
01:05:33.060 yeah,
01:05:34.660 so there
01:05:35.000 will either
01:05:35.320 be reasons
01:05:36.600 that,
01:05:38.040 or it might
01:05:38.680 be that he
01:05:40.100 doesn't want
01:05:40.540 to give
01:05:40.780 oxygen to
01:05:41.680 Trump because
01:05:42.920 he's such a
01:05:43.740 bad person.
01:05:45.220 Like something
01:05:45.720 new will
01:05:46.120 happen,
01:05:46.440 a new hoax.
01:05:47.720 Oh, but
01:05:48.280 based on the
01:05:48.880 new hoax,
01:05:50.120 I can't even
01:05:50.780 give this
01:05:51.440 dictator,
01:05:52.820 white supremacist,
01:05:53.580 any air.
01:05:55.160 So I'm going
01:05:55.800 to cancel
01:05:56.220 because the
01:05:56.800 public shouldn't
01:05:57.980 even hear him
01:05:59.500 talk.
01:06:02.560 Let's see in
01:06:03.140 the comments,
01:06:03.580 how many of
01:06:03.980 you think
01:06:04.360 there will
01:06:04.680 be a June
01:06:05.160 debate,
01:06:06.040 given that
01:06:06.540 he couldn't
01:06:06.940 do a 30
01:06:07.460 second video
01:06:08.480 about the
01:06:09.860 debate?
01:06:12.660 I think
01:06:13.220 it's a trick.
01:06:14.460 I think
01:06:15.020 he's just
01:06:15.400 buying time.
01:06:17.320 And he
01:06:17.740 could be
01:06:18.080 buying time
01:06:18.620 until they
01:06:19.000 replace him
01:06:19.580 and he
01:06:19.820 knows it's
01:06:20.200 going to
01:06:20.440 happen.
01:06:20.680 could be
01:06:23.880 it could
01:06:24.940 be
01:06:25.380 capitulation.
01:06:28.120 It could
01:06:28.860 be that
01:06:30.160 Biden kept
01:06:30.920 saying,
01:06:31.300 oh, I
01:06:31.560 can do
01:06:31.860 it, I
01:06:32.140 can do
01:06:32.460 it, and
01:06:33.620 his staff
01:06:34.100 knows he
01:06:34.580 can't.
01:06:35.900 But it
01:06:36.580 could be
01:06:37.100 that the
01:06:38.300 staff said
01:06:39.080 if we
01:06:40.220 can get
01:06:40.600 him to
01:06:40.840 do the
01:06:41.280 debate in
01:06:41.920 June and
01:06:43.180 he falls
01:06:43.640 apart, we
01:06:45.400 still have
01:06:45.860 time to
01:06:46.300 replace him
01:06:46.900 because it's
01:06:48.240 before their
01:06:48.760 convention.
01:06:50.100 Isn't it?
01:06:50.820 It's before
01:06:51.300 the convention,
01:06:51.940 right?
01:06:53.360 Oh, give
01:06:54.060 me a fact
01:06:54.860 check on
01:06:55.200 that.
01:06:55.580 When is
01:06:56.000 the DNC?
01:06:57.640 DNC
01:06:58.120 convention is
01:06:58.860 when?
01:07:01.360 It's after
01:07:02.040 that, right?
01:07:03.460 Is it
01:07:03.720 before or
01:07:04.200 after?
01:07:05.260 It's after.
01:07:06.600 Yeah.
01:07:09.880 So it
01:07:10.520 could be a
01:07:11.820 Hail Mary by
01:07:12.580 the staff.
01:07:13.700 So the
01:07:14.060 campaign staff
01:07:14.940 might know
01:07:16.000 full well that
01:07:16.740 he can't
01:07:17.160 survive a
01:07:17.720 debate.
01:07:18.760 And it
01:07:19.180 might make
01:07:19.540 the polling
01:07:20.060 20-point
01:07:21.060 difference or
01:07:21.620 something.
01:07:22.660 And that
01:07:23.300 would give
01:07:23.640 them the
01:07:24.060 juice to
01:07:25.060 finally replace
01:07:25.900 him.
01:07:27.260 Yeah, July
01:07:27.740 and August
01:07:28.280 are their
01:07:29.040 conventions.
01:07:29.720 Okay.
01:07:31.740 Yeah, end
01:07:32.260 of June is
01:07:32.860 a little
01:07:33.120 suspicious
01:07:33.740 because it's
01:07:37.200 perfectly
01:07:38.360 timed to
01:07:39.920 replace him
01:07:40.600 if he
01:07:40.960 fails.
01:07:41.960 So maybe
01:07:42.620 that's the
01:07:43.040 play because
01:07:43.820 that would
01:07:44.080 look like
01:07:44.480 capitulation
01:07:45.140 as well.
01:07:47.840 All right.
01:07:48.760 Meanwhile,
01:07:49.560 the Trump
01:07:51.140 campaign has
01:07:51.760 a new
01:07:51.980 ad in
01:07:53.080 which they're
01:07:53.620 saying that
01:07:54.280 Biden is
01:07:55.180 denying reality
01:07:56.360 about the
01:07:57.120 economy and
01:07:58.500 acting like
01:07:59.080 it's fine.
01:07:59.940 And here's
01:08:00.880 their framing.
01:08:02.060 They say,
01:08:03.320 is it
01:08:03.520 dishonesty or
01:08:04.560 dementia?
01:08:05.000 Oh, that's
01:08:08.140 so good.
01:08:10.360 Is it
01:08:11.020 dishonesty or
01:08:12.040 dementia?
01:08:15.820 Because the
01:08:16.540 Trumpers know
01:08:17.240 that the
01:08:18.600 public doesn't
01:08:19.780 think the
01:08:20.200 economy is
01:08:20.740 great.
01:08:21.760 You know,
01:08:21.920 inflation is
01:08:22.560 high.
01:08:23.120 They know
01:08:23.700 that.
01:08:24.520 So if
01:08:25.100 Trump gives
01:08:26.520 them two
01:08:26.920 options,
01:08:27.520 well, if
01:08:28.200 you agree
01:08:28.700 with us
01:08:29.360 that the
01:08:30.520 economy is
01:08:31.220 not as
01:08:31.660 good as it
01:08:32.060 looks,
01:08:32.320 how do
01:08:33.000 you explain
01:08:33.500 Biden saying
01:08:34.540 it looks
01:08:34.880 great?
01:08:36.660 Two options,
01:08:38.540 dishonesty
01:08:39.200 or dementia.
01:08:42.140 He either
01:08:42.560 doesn't know
01:08:43.220 the difference
01:08:43.840 or he's
01:08:44.940 being dishonest.
01:08:46.340 Do you
01:08:46.680 know what
01:08:46.960 would have
01:08:47.240 been a
01:08:47.700 worse way
01:08:48.360 to go?
01:08:49.780 To say
01:08:50.220 lying or
01:08:51.220 dementia.
01:08:54.660 Lying
01:08:55.140 wouldn't have
01:08:55.560 landed as
01:08:56.180 well,
01:08:57.040 but
01:08:57.300 dishonesty,
01:08:58.340 dishonesty
01:09:00.100 is wider,
01:09:00.980 isn't it?
01:09:02.080 Dishonesty
01:09:02.600 gets you all
01:09:03.240 the way to
01:09:04.080 Hunter Biden
01:09:04.960 and Ukraine.
01:09:07.440 Dishonesty
01:09:07.960 is a much
01:09:08.960 more clever
01:09:09.700 word in
01:09:10.840 this context.
01:09:11.920 Because if
01:09:12.460 he just said
01:09:12.920 he lied,
01:09:13.580 what would
01:09:13.980 people say?
01:09:15.360 They'd say,
01:09:15.980 well,
01:09:16.100 Trump lies
01:09:16.640 too.
01:09:17.900 If you
01:09:18.560 say he's
01:09:19.000 dishonest,
01:09:20.980 well,
01:09:21.520 now it's
01:09:22.140 not as
01:09:22.900 clean as
01:09:23.500 everybody
01:09:23.900 lies.
01:09:25.360 Because it
01:09:26.020 might be
01:09:26.320 true that
01:09:26.640 all the
01:09:26.920 politicians
01:09:27.360 lie,
01:09:28.340 except for
01:09:29.420 Thomas
01:09:29.900 Massey
01:09:30.340 and Rand
01:09:31.860 Paul,
01:09:32.200 maybe.
01:09:33.660 But
01:09:34.180 it's not
01:09:36.820 necessarily
01:09:37.360 true that
01:09:37.860 we think
01:09:38.340 of them
01:09:38.660 as
01:09:38.960 thoroughly
01:09:39.440 dishonest.
01:09:40.660 Because
01:09:41.200 Trump
01:09:41.540 will have
01:09:41.920 been so
01:09:42.400 vetted
01:09:42.860 that
01:09:44.440 if you
01:09:45.860 have 91
01:09:46.420 indictments
01:09:47.100 and none
01:09:47.440 of them
01:09:47.680 land,
01:09:48.880 it's going
01:09:49.280 to look
01:09:49.540 like,
01:09:50.720 well,
01:09:50.940 maybe he
01:09:51.800 does tell
01:09:52.880 some whoppers,
01:09:53.860 but all
01:09:54.100 the politicians
01:09:54.720 do.
01:09:55.740 But
01:09:55.880 dishonest,
01:09:56.700 dishonest
01:09:58.420 is a
01:09:58.720 different
01:09:58.940 level.
01:09:59.560 That's
01:09:59.720 a very
01:09:59.920 good
01:10:00.100 choice
01:10:00.360 of
01:10:00.500 words
01:10:00.700 for
01:10:00.880 the
01:10:00.980 ad.
01:10:03.660 All
01:10:04.140 right.
01:10:07.120 Mike
01:10:07.680 Benz
01:10:08.080 reports
01:10:08.660 that
01:10:10.200 apparently
01:10:11.700 the
01:10:12.260 government
01:10:12.660 of the
01:10:12.900 United
01:10:13.080 States
01:10:13.480 did
01:10:14.280 some
01:10:14.520 grants
01:10:15.080 to
01:10:15.720 some
01:10:15.960 groups
01:10:16.260 to
01:10:16.480 study
01:10:16.940 how
01:10:17.840 to
01:10:18.060 censor
01:10:18.680 target
01:10:19.160 groups
01:10:19.780 without
01:10:20.920 triggering
01:10:21.540 the
01:10:21.840 murder
01:10:22.180 effect.
01:10:24.980 How
01:10:25.900 to
01:10:26.180 censor
01:10:26.900 Americans.
01:10:29.120 Americans.
01:10:30.400 The
01:10:31.280 government
01:10:31.740 funded
01:10:32.540 grants
01:10:34.540 to
01:10:34.800 study
01:10:35.240 how
01:10:36.540 to
01:10:36.720 censor
01:10:37.400 Americans
01:10:38.520 without
01:10:39.980 the
01:10:40.340 person
01:10:40.660 being
01:10:40.940 censored
01:10:41.580 knowing
01:10:42.320 about
01:10:42.680 it.
01:10:45.680 Just
01:10:46.560 think
01:10:46.740 about
01:10:46.940 that.
01:10:47.540 Now,
01:10:47.820 their
01:10:47.940 claim
01:10:48.300 was
01:10:48.680 that
01:10:49.100 they
01:10:49.220 were
01:10:49.320 trying
01:10:49.520 to
01:10:49.640 get
01:10:49.780 rid
01:10:49.920 of
01:10:50.020 the
01:10:50.320 hate
01:10:50.820 speech.
01:10:52.280 You
01:10:52.680 know,
01:10:52.800 the
01:10:52.920 bad
01:10:53.360 stuff.
01:10:54.360 But,
01:10:54.900 of course,
01:10:55.680 you know,
01:10:55.940 it goes
01:10:56.160 deeper than
01:10:56.620 that.
01:10:58.460 So,
01:10:58.960 the way
01:10:59.160 they did
01:10:59.520 it was
01:10:59.960 they
01:11:00.340 discovered
01:11:00.780 that
01:11:01.140 if
01:11:01.880 you
01:11:02.600 simply
01:11:02.960 cancel
01:11:03.400 the
01:11:03.640 person
01:11:03.880 at
01:11:04.060 the
01:11:04.200 top,
01:11:04.620 the
01:11:04.720 person
01:11:04.980 who's
01:11:05.160 making
01:11:05.360 all
01:11:05.540 the
01:11:05.660 trouble,
01:11:06.240 they
01:11:06.620 become
01:11:06.940 a
01:11:07.120 martyr
01:11:07.380 and
01:11:08.300 they
01:11:08.460 get
01:11:08.620 stronger.
01:11:11.600 Hello.
01:11:14.260 Does that
01:11:14.800 sound like
01:11:15.200 something that
01:11:15.640 happened to
01:11:16.000 me?
01:11:17.120 They
01:11:17.380 made
01:11:17.620 me a
01:11:17.880 martyr
01:11:18.120 and I
01:11:18.440 got
01:11:18.580 stronger?
01:11:19.020 Yeah.
01:11:21.780 Does it
01:11:22.360 look like
01:11:22.680 it happened
01:11:23.000 to Tucker?
01:11:24.440 They
01:11:24.640 made him
01:11:24.960 a
01:11:25.100 martyr
01:11:25.360 and he
01:11:25.620 got
01:11:25.760 stronger?
01:11:27.460 Yeah.
01:11:28.520 Yeah.
01:11:29.040 I don't
01:11:29.660 know about
01:11:30.040 Alex Jones.
01:11:31.280 I thought I
01:11:32.280 heard that Alex
01:11:32.780 Jones is going
01:11:33.360 to have to
01:11:33.760 close
01:11:34.340 Infowars
01:11:35.060 because of
01:11:36.540 the law
01:11:37.540 fair against
01:11:38.100 them.
01:11:38.400 Is that
01:11:38.640 true?
01:11:39.700 He's going
01:11:40.260 to close
01:11:40.680 it and
01:11:40.920 reconstitute it
01:11:41.840 as something
01:11:42.220 else because
01:11:42.760 it has to
01:11:43.200 go bankrupt?
01:11:43.620 Yeah.
01:11:46.140 Well,
01:11:46.680 there are
01:11:46.960 some people
01:11:47.500 who
01:11:48.180 definitely
01:11:49.180 became
01:11:49.680 less
01:11:50.360 strong
01:11:50.700 when they
01:11:51.020 got
01:11:51.180 canceled.
01:11:52.060 But the
01:11:52.780 idea was
01:11:53.340 to go
01:11:53.620 after the
01:11:54.000 people who
01:11:54.400 boost
01:11:54.680 them so
01:11:55.440 that they
01:11:55.740 wouldn't
01:11:55.960 know.
01:11:56.780 So they
01:11:57.200 would just
01:11:57.600 censor the
01:11:58.560 lieutenants,
01:11:59.820 as Mike
01:12:00.140 Benz calls
01:12:00.680 them,
01:12:01.040 the people
01:12:01.480 below the
01:12:02.380 influencers.
01:12:03.500 Because if
01:12:04.100 there are
01:12:04.300 people with
01:12:04.720 a million
01:12:05.100 people in
01:12:05.680 their account
01:12:06.240 who keep
01:12:07.040 retweeting
01:12:07.560 these same
01:12:08.040 influencers,
01:12:08.920 you can
01:12:09.360 just stop
01:12:09.840 the million
01:12:10.300 people retweets.
01:12:13.180 And then it
01:12:13.940 just looks
01:12:14.540 like people
01:12:15.680 don't care
01:12:16.340 when all
01:12:17.440 it is is
01:12:17.900 you got
01:12:18.180 rid of
01:12:18.420 the lieutenants.
01:12:20.740 That is a
01:12:21.620 real thing
01:12:22.180 that is
01:12:23.440 really happening
01:12:24.100 in the
01:12:24.420 United States.
01:12:26.080 You will
01:12:26.820 see, I'll
01:12:27.400 tell you in
01:12:27.760 a few days
01:12:28.640 about a
01:12:29.260 book of
01:12:30.120 mine that's
01:12:30.560 coming out
01:12:31.160 that 20
01:12:32.580 years ago I
01:12:33.260 predicted this
01:12:34.100 very thing.
01:12:35.480 I predicted
01:12:36.100 a concept
01:12:36.700 called the
01:12:37.240 prime
01:12:37.660 influencer.
01:12:39.200 The idea
01:12:39.700 that you
01:12:40.140 could use
01:12:40.580 big data
01:12:41.220 which is
01:12:42.640 what they're
01:12:42.920 doing to
01:12:43.780 identify who
01:12:44.820 are the
01:12:45.160 influencers and
01:12:46.080 it wouldn't
01:12:46.400 be obvious.
01:12:48.660 And that if
01:12:49.500 you could turn
01:12:49.960 off the
01:12:50.300 influencers you
01:12:51.060 could basically
01:12:51.640 control everything.
01:12:53.580 And that's
01:12:54.200 what they're
01:12:54.480 doing.
01:12:55.500 Exactly like
01:12:56.260 my fictional
01:12:56.940 book from
01:12:57.460 20 years
01:12:58.060 ago.
01:12:58.820 And that
01:12:59.380 ladies and
01:12:59.820 gentlemen is
01:13:00.760 all I want
01:13:01.180 to talk
01:13:01.500 about today.
01:13:02.840 So I'm
01:13:03.440 going to say
01:13:04.080 goodbye to
01:13:04.680 the YouTube
01:13:05.860 and Rumble
01:13:06.800 and X
01:13:07.400 audience.
01:13:08.020 I'm going to
01:13:08.320 stick with
01:13:08.800 the
01:13:09.100 subscribers
01:13:10.100 here on
01:13:10.740 Locals
01:13:11.260 where they
01:13:13.200 get a lot
01:13:13.860 more than
01:13:14.960 just the
01:13:15.880 Dilbert comic.
01:13:17.160 A lot
01:13:17.640 more.
01:13:18.620 And I'll
01:13:19.240 see you all
01:13:19.680 tomorrow.
01:13:20.460 Same place
01:13:20.900 same time.
01:13:22.520 time.
01:13:28.000 Bye.
01:13:40.980 Bye.
01:13:41.280 Bye.
01:13:41.300 Bye.
01:13:43.720 Bye.
01:13:44.360 Bye.
01:13:44.380 Bye.
01:13:44.420 Bye.
01:13:44.620 Bye.
01:13:44.680 Bye.
01:13:45.160 Bye.
01:13:45.280 Bye.
01:13:46.840 Bye.
01:13:47.860 Bye.
01:13:48.340 Bye.
01:13:48.780 Bye.
01:13:48.900 Bye.
01:13:49.680 Bye.
01:13:49.980 Bye.