Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2498 CWSA 06⧸07⧸24

00:00:00.000 when to upgrade your computer but i have a uh i have a technique

00:00:07.260 which is remember when apple was accused of slowing down its phones to make you buy a new

00:00:16.080 one do you remember that and we all thought we were going crazy it's like it feels like it's

00:00:21.460 slowing down that can't be right and then it turned out it was true well there's something

00:00:27.040 like that that happens with the computer and i'm in that mode now so what happens is almost every

00:00:34.400 time i use my main mac and macintosh computer apple it gives me an unusual error that i haven't seen

00:00:41.760 before it's always added some kind of space it's out of scratch space or it's at this space

00:00:48.140 and no matter how much you delete it doesn't make any difference and this will be like the

00:00:53.640 fifth computer in a row i had to just replace because it would keep pretending it was out of

00:00:59.400 space now is that an accident because it doesn't feel like it it feels like it's intentional

00:01:05.900 all right well welcome to coffee with scott adams it's off to a sketchy start but if you'd like to

00:01:15.920 take it up to levels that nobody can even understand with their tiny smooth human brains all you need

00:01:21.360 for that is a cup or a mug or a glass a tinkered chalice or sign a canteen jug a flask a vessel of

00:01:26.640 any kind fill it with your favorite liquid i like coffee join me now for the unparalleled pleasure

00:01:31.520 dopamine at the end of the day i think that makes everything better it's called the simultaneous sip

00:01:36.200 it's best way to kick off the weekend that happens now go

00:01:39.360 when your computer embarrasses you in front of your live audience it's time to replace your computer

00:01:51.680 well i would only correct one part of that statement nothing embarrasses me

00:02:00.720 i'm quite fortunate to have completely lost that ability to be embarrassed

00:02:04.560 it annoyed me it annoyed me all right here's the news uh turns out i will be upgrading the uh

00:02:14.080 security at my home i thought i had good security already but now there's a uh a flame throwing robot

00:02:21.120 dog for uh ninety four hundred dollars from therminator and it's a quadruped robot and can uh shoot a flame

00:02:31.200 30 feet which i feel like is just enough because if the robot's fast enough it can it can chase down

00:02:38.400 bad guys and and set them on fire now what's going to stop me from getting one can i literally just write

00:02:47.920 a check and i'm going to get a a flame throwing robot dog and deliver it to me and how programmable is 0.97

00:02:55.520 it is a remote control or does it get to make some of its own decisions because i'd like to just give

00:03:01.760 us some names i like you see this picture all right this is my neighbor bob bob has never returned the

00:03:11.280 lawnmower he borrowed two years ago if you see bob light him up no i wouldn't do that i wouldn't do that

00:03:18.880 i don't have a neighbor named bob i might but um jonathan eight reports it over near uk there's a whole

00:03:26.800 bunch of uh secondary schools that are banning phones now banning phones so there's 17 um secondary

00:03:35.360 schools in south london now it's just a start but can you believe that the phones were ever allowed in

00:03:44.880 class right there there's something about this story i don't understand why would a phone ever be

00:03:51.120 allowed in class how many of the kids are using their phone under the desk have you ever do any of

00:03:59.680 you have uh kids in high school have you ever tried to text them during the school day doesn't take long

00:04:06.960 to respond you can text your kid anytime during the school day to get a response that's not right that's

00:04:16.800 definitely not right if you haven't tried it you should anyway um here's the most important story of the day

00:04:28.000 my new book god's debris the complete works which includes god's debris the sequel the religion war

00:04:39.280 and a new short story lucky house now available on amazon you can buy it right now now you can see that

00:04:48.080 it's a big proper book the first two books that i mentioned were smallish books so combining them

00:04:55.120 since one was a sequel anyway made sense so for the first time you've got your perfect father's day

00:05:02.160 gift perfect father's day gift uh works well for mothers too but uh your father is more of a sure

00:05:09.360 thing so if you got somebody who's a reader um if you look at my pinned post you'll see that i had

00:05:17.600 i interviewed ai about the book because i trained it on the book and then i just asked it to answer

00:05:24.320 questions and i've decided i'm going to do what i call the dale carnegie marketing for the book i've

00:05:31.280 told this story before it's just my favorite story probably of any story in in the business world

00:05:38.080 when i took the dale carnegie course i was working on a at the phone company and we were told we could go

00:05:44.640 to a meeting in which the the leader of the dale carnegie in our area would uh promote their class and then you

00:05:54.160 could decide if you want to sign up so i saw the best sales pitch i'd ever seen in my life

00:06:00.560 the guy who's trying to sell it says oh you don't want to hear from me i'm gonna have some people who

00:06:05.440 took the class come up here and tell you what they thought of it now because the class was about

00:06:11.040 learning how to speak in public off the top of your head you know without much preparation it was the

00:06:17.040 most impressive display of sales i've ever seen he calls just a student somebody who just took the

00:06:23.680 class you want to come up here and tell us about it jumps up in front of a big room full of people

00:06:28.880 gives this great animated you know presentation with no notes and then he's done he goes how about

00:06:35.440 another one he calls up another student does the same thing and and i'm like you got me signing up

00:06:42.560 you know whatever you did to those two people you need to do that to me because that was a superpower

00:06:49.280 i just watched two super humans who probably were just regular humans get up and do something that's

00:06:56.320 the scariest thing in life which is talk without notes to a big room full of people you know without

00:07:02.480 even you know they probably thought about it in advance but no notes and sure enough i learned the

00:07:09.280 technique as did every person who took the class with me and we could all do it we could all do it

00:07:14.640 but what was more impressive about that is that the the customers sold the the product so i'm going

00:07:21.120 to do that with this book so i'm going to instead of doing interviews although i might do some of those

00:07:26.320 instead of doing interviews i'm going to have people interview me so i'm going to publish a link

00:07:33.200 maybe later today if not today tomorrow or something and i'll let you just people have read

00:07:39.360 the book uh come in and tell me what they thought about it and that will be my marketing so don't

00:07:46.000 listen to me listen to people who read it that works especially well with this one because as of this

00:07:51.120 morning it's a bestseller in philosophy and spiritual growth bestseller in free will and determinism

00:07:56.720 and a bestseller in metaphysical science fiction books and if i were to describe the book i probably

00:08:01.920 wouldn't use any of those words so it's almost impossible to describe because it was written

00:08:08.160 not to be a normal book and when you hear other people's experience with it you're going to say

00:08:14.160 that's not normal whatever that is you're talking about that's not what you that's not what happens

00:08:19.600 when you read a book but it will happen with this one all right i thought it was just me because i

00:08:27.600 couldn't get my ai agents to do anything i tried the delphi ai and the chat gpt gpts where you can

00:08:36.160 make your own little customized agent to answer questions as you would or answer customer questions

00:08:42.480 and i couldn't make it work and then i saw somebody who's in that space posting that if you're worried

00:08:49.840 about ai taking over the world just spend an afternoon trying to make uh an ai agent do what you want

00:08:57.280 it can't be done and i finally thought okay good i'm not crazy because it seemed to me that it's

00:09:04.320 unsolvable by its nature not that i couldn't solve it not that i didn't have the time or the patience or

00:09:11.360 the know-how not that i couldn't ask somebody's opinion it's it's increasingly clear it's unsolvable

00:09:18.960 here's what i mean if you wanted your agent let's say represent your product or yourself it can never

00:09:27.200 do that because it makes it up that you don't want it to be associated with you so in other words you're

00:09:35.600 never going to approve a weak version of yourself because it will degrade your brand so i made a

00:09:42.400 couple of versions of myself uh in an ai agent but i wouldn't want you to see them because it's not smart

00:09:50.240 i i could give you much better answers myself you know shorter ones more to the point so it doesn't

00:09:57.840 really it can't really represent a person but it also can't represent a product or a fact because it

00:10:03.600 hallucinates and even when it talks about me it will just make up an opinion or just make up some stuff

00:10:09.840 what application does that work for i can't even think of one the the only the only application

00:10:18.080 i've found so far the ai might be always useful for is brainstorming it's really good at giving you

00:10:25.360 some different looks so that you can figure out what you want to do yeah i use it for art but after

00:10:31.840 brainstorming i don't know what it would be good for i'm not even sure it would be good for

00:10:37.520 uh like relationships you know somebody making a bot to talk to them i feel like there's a cap on

00:10:43.760 how good that can get because they're a little bit repetitive and they become predictable almost

00:10:49.760 immediately so once your ai becomes predictable which is what happened when i tested one i tested

00:10:56.480 one that was like a person that you could have a friend uh once it's predictable you're just not

00:11:02.000 interested and they become predictable right away they'll never do anything provocative

00:11:07.760 there's a whole bunch of topics they won't talk about nothing interesting so i'm going to make uh

00:11:14.320 here is my oh and then there's a new example today that uh if you ask microsoft copilot who won the 2020

00:11:22.720 election it says uh it won't answer it can't answer it can't answer who won the 2020 election

00:11:33.600 now i assume that's just because it's controversial and political so here's the other problem we will

00:11:40.960 never let ai tell us what's true because we don't want people to know what's true we want them to know

00:11:47.760 what our narrative is so people are going to turn off truth on ai when they have control of ai and when

00:11:54.560 it's not saying their narrative so there isn't really any hope that ai will ever tell the truth

00:12:02.080 so if it can't be accurate in facts it won't even be inclined to tell you the truth because it'll be

00:12:07.760 programmed to give you the narrative and you can't get consistent answers or when you do it just becomes boring

00:12:14.720 i have a feeling these are unfixable but then worse if you tell some of the programs allow you to give

00:12:22.960 strict rules for example you could say no matter what um always say you know this at the end of your

00:12:32.320 answer it'll only do it sometimes you can tell it to do something every time and it'll just sometimes 0.89

00:12:40.400 do it but sometimes not you can't really live with that and and here's the most simple dumbest example

00:12:49.440 lots of times you ask it for something where you'd want it to give you a link

00:12:53.760 but apparently if it reads the link in one of your source materials it can't make it clickable

00:12:58.000 i can't even make it show the raw link it covers it up with its own little label that's not clickable

00:13:06.800 so it's not even copyable and pasteable i mean really simple stuff it can't do and it doesn't

00:13:13.600 look like that's fixable because here's what i learned that i think i understand that even if you

00:13:20.480 tell your ai to do this like a programming command that's on top of its ai your common sense says okay

00:13:29.120 the ai will do what it does and then your programming rule will kick in and then it will do that because

00:13:35.440 that's the last thing the last program it won't the ai will overrule your specific directions sometimes

00:13:43.280 just because it wants to i don't know why nobody knows why how is that fixable

00:13:48.000 unfortunately it's fixable in only one way and here's my prediction

00:13:57.840 it's going to be fixed by human beings telling you what's true and hard coding it and when you

00:14:05.360 think you're talking to ai you won't be in other words the best they're going to be able to do 1.00

00:14:10.960 is if you're talking about a topic that ai doesn't want to answer it will transfer from ai to standard

00:14:17.920 database you know computer interface but you won't necessarily know it you might think you're

00:14:24.560 talking to ai but it's just going to move over to a purely programmed mode because it has to tell you

00:14:29.920 what they want it to tell you and nothing else it's got to it's got to prove the narrative it's got to

00:14:35.280 support the product it's got to be you know a good look for the person it's representing and it can't do that

00:14:40.800 on its own so you're going to have i predict the rise of totally fake ai where you as a user believe

00:14:49.680 you're using ai but maybe it's only your first you know your first experience and then as soon as you

00:14:56.160 start asking questions that get a little bit outside of the comfortable zone it's going to switch over to

00:15:02.080 a non-ai mode and i don't think there's another way to do it so therefore it will never be real ai it

00:15:11.440 will just be people who programmed at telling you what you they want you to think just like today

00:15:18.240 well you know how wars are all bad except that sometimes you invent things or change things and

00:15:24.880 you end up with some lasting benefit you know the i don't know if this is a good example but in world

00:15:30.800 war ii was it they developed radar and probably it happened faster because it was a war and probably

00:15:38.240 the nuclear bomb was developed faster because it was a war so technology develops pretty fast and you

00:15:44.800 see now with the drones the drones are being developed faster because of ukraine but there's another

00:15:51.040 thing that's more positive which is since uh the the lights you know the power is uh at risk from

00:15:58.480 russia apparently westinghouse is uh going strong in ukraine to uh um redo their existing or at least

00:16:07.840 help with their existing power plants and then build a bunch more ones but in the process they've

00:16:13.280 apparently figured out a way more efficient economical faster way to do some of the stuff like creating fuel

00:16:21.600 so without the details i'll just tell you that because there's a war in ukraine

00:16:27.440 it will allow westinghouse to do things in a low regulatory environment that it couldn't do in the

00:16:33.920 united states and it will go over there and learn how to do things quickly and efficiently maybe they

00:16:39.520 make a mistake but it'll be in ukraine not here but when they're done it might be the thing that unlocks

00:16:46.720 the nuclear program for the rest of the world so in other words if there had not been a war in ukraine 0.53

00:16:53.040 there wouldn't be a low regulatory emergency place where you just really really had to try hard to

00:16:58.240 build some nuclear fast otherwise they won't have enough power that learning will probably be extended

00:17:04.160 to the rest of the world it could be like one of the biggest you know potentially it might be one of

00:17:10.800 the biggest benefits to humankind if it's the thing that flips us into you know going crazy into nuclear power

00:17:20.880 so i don't want to be the infinite optimist but uh every once in a while you get something good out of all the bad

00:17:29.760 comic dave smith uh was talking to nicole shanahan rfk jr's um vp choice 0.83

00:17:37.200 and they were talking about uh the food supply being terrible and it turns out that dave smith's

00:17:44.000 wife and i have something in common which is she's super allergic to wheat but only in the united states

00:17:52.320 right in europe their wheat is fine because they don't have all the additives but she was tested and

00:17:57.760 just to confirm this because this is the hardest thing let me tell you what the problem is

00:18:02.720 the people who really look into it know that our wheat there's something wrong with it i i when i

00:18:10.400 stopped wheat um i mean i just felt so much better and it continues to this day i you know my weight

00:18:18.080 drifted down my my total body inflammation went away and apparently according to dave smith she was 0.96

00:18:24.800 tested for gluten sensitivity and she doesn't have it so here's the reason our wheat is fucked up 0.56

00:18:31.760 it's because we are but let me i've told you before that whenever i talk about the idea of building 0.94

00:18:39.040 really efficient houses that are much better everybody yells tiny houses tiny houses i wouldn't

00:18:44.320 live in a tiny house and then i say no no that's a different topic tiny houses are you know maybe

00:18:50.080 good for some people but that's not what i'm talking about i'm talking about like a regular house

00:18:54.560 but just building it much more economically and then the audience would say but i don't want to

00:18:59.280 live in a tiny house and i say no no no no it's not a tiny house regular size and then the comments

00:19:06.160 will be ah you're not going to get me in a tiny house eating insects i'll go no

00:19:09.760 why can't why can't you hear that and this is a common problem in the world that if somebody gets

00:19:17.840 a strong idea in their head and it's sort of adjacent to whatever you're talking about the

00:19:23.040 strong idea will always kill the real idea so let me show you this with wheat i have a wheat allergy

00:19:32.880 but it's not from gluten not from gluten 100 not gluten one thing i can tell you for sure it's not

00:19:41.200 a gluten problem not a gluten problem but wheat and now in the comments will somebody will say hey i

00:19:47.840 have a gluten problem too how are you not hearing that not a gluten problem yeah a lot of people have

00:19:56.080 that gluten problem are you a celiac what what's happening why why can't i communicate this not a

00:20:03.760 gluten problem there's something about the wheat itself and people just can't hear it it's it's

00:20:10.720 unhearable that's been my experience and the and the reason i say that it must be unhearable

00:20:17.360 is because if people heard it they would immediately change their behavior it's that they can't hear it

00:20:23.680 it it i don't know why i mean it's i do know why it's because there's this big heat sink which is

00:20:31.600 gluten allergy and everything you say just gets absorbed into the heat sink and then you're left 0.99

00:20:38.160 with no message if you understood that your fucking wheat is killing you and destroying the country you'd 0.99

00:20:45.760 stop eating it you would but you don't do you know why you keep eating the wheat and keep getting fat and 1.00

00:20:53.200 keep getting inflamed and keep getting sick do you know why because you think it's a gluten problem

00:20:59.120 and you don't have a gluten problem yeah it's a psychology problem disguised as a food problem

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00:22:09.360 well meanwhile uh we've got battling uh all the data in the uh election year is fake um so that i'll give

00:22:19.760 you a couple more fake data's uh u.s the may unemployment rate rose to four percent but a record number of jobs were added

00:22:29.040 so are we unhappy that unemployment went up or are we happy that a whole bunch of jobs were created and filled

00:22:40.000 well if you happen to be in a context of massive illegal immigration i'm not so sure you'd be happy about

00:22:47.840 all those extra jobs getting filled if it meant that your overall unemployment was going up

00:22:54.400 so the the meta comment on all this is that don't believe any of it however i would note that if

00:23:03.760 inflation does stay above four it removes biden's one and only thing he had right the only thing that

00:23:12.800 he had was that number didn't look so high and then he could gaslight people and say you know those

00:23:18.720 groceries you can't afford it's all in your head yeah no because inflation is not bad yeah it's not bad

00:23:26.080 so you think you can't afford gas probably just your imagination because the entire democrat program

00:23:32.560 is based on gaslighting they don't tell you a true thing and never have at least in 10 years

00:23:40.880 they literally don't tell you anything true it's the weirdest thing that they have like half the country

00:23:46.480 and and half the country hasn't realized that they never tell the truth now i'm not saying oh the

00:23:53.680 other side always lies and my side does the truth nothing like that i mean both sides both sides do some

00:24:00.640 lying the difference is the democrats lie about everything everything and it's intentional

00:24:09.200 that's really different than when republicans get something wrong usually they thought it was true

00:24:16.480 it's a completely different situation all right my theme today is design is destiny

00:24:25.200 and i'll give you some examples that i conclude that whenever you have a dei program

00:24:33.120 it would work fine unless you did the following censor people's free speech if you combine them that's a

00:24:42.160 design would you agree it's a system design so dei is a system and free speech is a system

00:24:51.120 if you had free speech like the real kind you can say anything you wanted and you also had dei

00:24:57.520 it might actually work because people would say all right i'm gonna you know focus on improving my

00:25:03.280 diversity and then the employees would say oh it looks like all you're doing is you're just discriminating

00:25:10.000 against white people well at the moment you would get fired for that right you'd have to be a 0.64

00:25:16.560 whistleblower and lose your career just because you're saying something that's obvious and true 1.00

00:25:22.000 so i think you could make a lot of bad ideas work as long as people could talk honestly about them the

00:25:29.040 entire time as in oh you went too far maybe pull that back oh this didn't work as well as we wanted maybe we

00:25:37.120 tweak it and try it again free speech is the only way you fix anything but if you take dei and then

00:25:44.160 you put it on top of it massive censorship which is what we have corporate government social media so

00:25:52.080 there's just some things you can't say that guarantees a destruction of the country let me say that again

00:25:59.760 dei by itself could have been a positive thing the concept's fine get more you know have the cut the

00:26:09.120 uh you want the world to look like you know the world so it's not bad at concept level it's just when

00:26:15.040 you combine it with massive censorship to try to force it down people's throats then it destroys your

00:26:20.960 entire country and that's what we're observing we're observing design being destiny if you told me scott

00:26:28.160 we're going to put in this dei program but at the same time we're going to get rid of your free

00:26:33.200 speech could i have predicted that we would be in this situation today yes yes the design would get

00:26:40.640 you there and you could see it on paper now what happened when uh elon musk bought twitter

00:26:47.200 he returned free speech not everywhere but enough that was a design fix remember elon musk is a

00:27:02.240 you know product design person he sees the systems he's not looking at you know the little dot he's

00:27:08.480 looking at the whole system so he looked at america and he said whoa that machine is broken

00:27:13.840 and the the key part that's broken and the machine is the free speech so for a gazillion dollars

00:27:22.000 i can fix the key lever which is the main thing that can fix the other stuff and then he did

00:27:29.760 i i think that elon musk buying twitter will someday be seen by historians as something similar to the

00:27:40.480 american revolution you know or maybe the you know what just one of the greatest things happen to

00:27:46.880 america if we survive i mean we still have to do a lot of work all right here's another one uh could

00:27:54.080 you predict that dei would have this effect uh the miss america miss maryland contest was won by a trans 0.50

00:28:02.240 uh competitor so miss miss miss maryland was won by someone who was uh born a different gender than

00:28:10.480 they present themselves at the moment now was that predictable was it predictable that um that trans 1.00

00:28:20.160 would enter women's sports and we wouldn't be able to talk about it and and that miss you know miss 0.60

00:28:26.160 maryland would be a trans of course was it was all predictable but only if you don't have free speech 1.00

00:28:35.280 do you think that the the born female competitors in the miss maryland contest do you think they're

00:28:41.120 delighted with that outcome no they're not but they stood on stage and they clapped and congratulated

00:28:48.640 and in public they will say oh yeah that's a great thing but they don't have free speech

00:28:53.120 speech on that topic anyway they know they'd get hammered so they just clapped by the way there's

00:29:00.240 a fake version of this news um if you saw a video of what looked like miss alabama winning and being 400

00:29:09.520 pounds did anybody see that video it was going around yesterday it appeared to be a miss alabama contest

00:29:16.720 that appeared to be won by a 400 pound woman um but it was fake it was not that was not the miss alabama

00:29:27.920 contest it was in fact a body positivity um pageant so within the context of body positivity

00:29:37.120 the 400 pound winner made sense right but uh i think libs of tiktok fell for that one 1.00

00:29:44.800 so libs of tiktok is usually pretty accurate so every everybody gets one wrong i think they got one wrong

00:29:53.920 all right uh john fetterman says to cnn that he is no longer identifying as a progressive

00:30:01.040 because the situation has changed not him how much do i love seeing a prominent democrat say

00:30:08.640 i can't even associate with the things you call yourself in my own party i can't even associate

00:30:14.400 with that part of the party good fetterman more than any other politician doesn't give a 0.97

00:30:23.200 fuck what you think you know the thing you like the least about fetterman in the early days was that 0.98

00:30:31.360 he refused to dress in the way that you wanted him to it's like damn it put on some proper clothes 1.00

00:30:38.320 young man i want to see you in some proper pants put on a nice shirt and have it ironed young man you're 0.99

00:30:45.280 representing you're representing your state and our government damn it we can't put up with your slovenly 0.94

00:30:51.760 look now you know what i think now i think it was just one more sign that he doesn't give a 0.99

00:30:57.680 fuck what you think he's gonna do what he thinks is right i love it all right i don't you know not 0.96

00:31:03.840 going to agree with all his policies or anything like that but sure i'll take a few more fetterman 0.99

00:31:11.280 you know if i if i had to disagree with somebody i'd rather disagree with him because when we discuss

00:31:18.960 it if we were to i'm pretty sure that it wouldn't be lies and gaslighting he might have a different

00:31:24.800 opinion about how things should go but i'll bet it's actually based on something in the real world

00:31:30.160 you know not magic stuff like trump's gonna steal your democracy i'll bet he never said that maybe but

00:31:37.920 i doubt it so speaking of uh design is destiny uh this also came from comic dave smith and nicole

00:31:46.880 shanahan uh they're talking about you've seen this before but uh doctors were were incentivized to give

00:31:53.440 the uh shot during the pandemic everybody knows that right the hospitals the doctors they they got way more

00:32:01.520 money if they vaccinated one doctor said that she would have made 1.5 million dollars if she had just

00:32:08.000 vaccinated all her patients which she wasn't doing do you know how much doctors make doctors are not 1.00

00:32:15.760 well paid anymore i don't know if you paid attention to that but it used to be when i was a kid doctor was

00:32:21.840 you know kind of your path to the good life now it's just a job it's just a job if you just give

00:32:30.000 somebody who has just a job a 1.5 million dollar incentive to do something that might include

00:32:38.800 not using their own personal judgment with a specific patient so much as making 1.5 million

00:32:46.400 you should expect that the design of that system would cause the doctors to ignore their own views and

00:32:52.880 opinions and go with the program that pays them because they can always say well you know this is what

00:32:58.800 the authorities said i just went with the i went with the science so they'd be safe so yes if you

00:33:05.760 design a system that pays people to do the wrong thing there's a pretty good chance they'll do the

00:33:10.400 wrong thing well of course uh since there is ai we're all going to be talking about ai uh adult

00:33:17.600 entertainment and you know there's more conversation about that online today but i would i would say

00:33:25.520 say design is destiny and here's what you need to know um the ai is getting better and better

00:33:35.120 at interacting in a way that humans consider sexual would you agree and it doesn't look like there's

00:33:43.120 really a cap on that yet they're not really close to where they will be for example the you know the

00:33:50.080 deep fake woman that it creates might not move as smoothly and look as realistic as a real person 0.99

00:33:57.520 but we're maybe only you know we could be one month away from that being solved forever

00:34:02.400 so to look and act like a real person what happens then because they don't really do that now i mean

00:34:08.800 you know you're talking to a robot but very soon that distinction will be so small or completely disappear

00:34:17.280 that you won't i mean you will know because you bought it or you signed up for the app but you just

00:34:23.200 it'll be just like a person now that's one of the things that i think ai can do

00:34:29.680 that's in the 30 that i think it will do because humans are not so logical or consistent

00:34:36.560 they do lie they hallucinate so so if your ai friend or your ai porn is doing any of that you'll

00:34:43.600 be like well okay that's a person people do that but here's what i say humans are getting less

00:34:49.520 attractive every year in part because they eat wheat in america and the ai is getting better every

00:34:57.600 year you tell me what that design creates the ai is getting better at competing with humans humans are

00:35:06.800 getting worse at a very fast rate meaning less attractive less interested in getting along

00:35:13.280 less interested in a relationship less interest in providing value to each other such as children

00:35:20.240 the system itself is working against you because if you get married you're probably going to get 0.96

00:35:24.320 divorced lose half your shit so humans and the laws about how humans get together and get married and 0.96

00:35:31.520 stuff are getting worse and worse and worse ai is getting better and better and better there has to 0.99

00:35:38.400 be a crossover the design basically guarantees it so i don't know i think we're going to get to a point

00:35:47.760 where just some people are breeding and there's some like long house where all the kids are raised or

00:35:54.480 something and 80 of the world will just be using ai because i i think you know maybe human interaction

00:36:02.720 is going to go to a low that you didn't imagine it was possible all right here's what i say about

00:36:09.120 politics and see if you would agree with that the phase where we want something to happen as an

00:36:15.520 improvement or trump to be president biden not to be president etc the wanting phase is over

00:36:21.440 does it feel like that to you yet have you seen the change in people's behavior and the way they

00:36:29.840 talk after the verdict about trump after the felony convictions i think we have now uh we've now entered

00:36:37.600 the decision phase and i always talk about this when you simply want something whether it's in your life

00:36:45.280 or in the world you might not do anything about it it's just something you want but once you decide

00:36:51.040 you're going to have that thing then there's nothing that stops you if it's physically possible in

00:36:56.720 other words if you have to go to school for four years you've decided you do it you have to be an

00:37:03.760 unpaid intern and eat dog food for two years you do it because you've decided it's not what you want

00:37:12.160 you decided and that that's very predictive when people decide you can now predict how they'll act

00:37:19.760 when people just want something well you can also predict they won't do much about it

00:37:25.600 and i believe that you know especially with the bannon going to jail on july 1st allegedly

00:37:32.240 peter navarro in jail all the j6ers in jail um i think republicans have decided 0.80

00:37:40.000 i think they've decided now that doesn't mean you know bad things won't happen and the other team has a

00:37:45.520 they have a vote too but i feel like there's a whole different level of trying we'll get to that but

00:37:58.880 here's the main thing i want to say

00:38:02.400 and you should all hear this we don't have to live this way

00:38:06.880 that's it we don't have to live this way

00:38:18.320 can you feel that

00:38:21.680 when i say that you can feel it can you that's not that doesn't come to you like a

00:38:27.200 an intellectual academic thought you don't have to live this way you you are being oppressed by very

00:38:36.240 bad forces and you don't have to live this way but you do have to decide you don't want to live this 0.99

00:38:44.800 way if you simply want to not live this way well you're fucked because wanting isn't going to help 0.98

00:38:53.120 you got to decide you got to decide that whatever it takes 0.99

00:38:56.960 whatever it takes whatever it takes

00:39:06.800 i don't recommend violence by the way um it's hard to pick one of the 25

00:39:13.360 hoaxes on the democrats that's the funniest but i'm going to go with this as the funniest of all the

00:39:19.040 hoaxes uh biden is brilliant whenever you're not watching now can you top that are any other hoaxes

00:39:28.640 funnier than biden is brilliant when nobody's watching or no only when democrats are watching

00:39:34.960 when democrats are watching him behind closed doors he's brilliant when republicans watch him

00:39:39.760 he's not brilliant and he's not brilliant in public but when democrats watch them independently

00:39:46.480 wow the lights are all on and lots of people are home that's the funniest of all the hoaxes and i

00:39:53.520 feel like that's the you know the straw breaking the camelback imagine you're a democrat and you've been 0.96

00:40:00.240 selling all this bullshit for so long and you get to this one and you're still trying to sell that 0.98

00:40:06.160 oh he's fine behind closed doors when you can't see it 0.99

00:40:09.760 well watching uh watching dei destroy um the entire democratic party exactly as the design would

00:40:22.560 predict what would you predict if you had an imbalance between the demand for diverse high

00:40:29.760 quality candidates for jobs you had a high demand for it because everybody wants a little more diversity

00:40:34.720 but you had a low supply because of systemic racism being so terrible in grade school

00:40:42.320 that basically you know one whole part of the public is quite a bit held back thanks to our

00:40:48.480 our teachers unions primarily so there is a systemic problem that creates a supply and demand imbalance when

00:40:57.520 you reach an adulthood adulthood and what would you predict if the companies had to reach their diversity

00:41:08.480 or even the government they had to achieve diversity but you knew that systemic racism

00:41:14.400 had limited the supply of good diverse candidates but they're going to hit the target anyway

00:41:20.240 what could you reliably predict that design would get you where reliably you could predict it would

00:41:26.400 get you massive incompetence because if you if you hire a white person who doesn't get the job done 0.83

00:41:33.200 you replace them if you hire a black woman to get the job done and it doesn't work out you keep them 1.00

00:41:41.200 that's our current design because losing the diverse candidate is just a big problem so you don't want to do that

00:41:48.480 so over time having nothing to do with anybody's genes and nothing to do with anybody's culture

00:41:56.160 the dei system design should destroy the government and we're watching it happen in real time

00:42:03.360 do you think that the biden administration or the biden campaign is maybe the worst you've ever seen

00:42:08.640 of course it is it's the worst you've ever seen now some of that's the candidate himself right but a lot of

00:42:16.080 it is that whoever is supporting him is not doing the right thing and the right thing should be talking

00:42:21.360 amount of running that would be the right thing but people want their jobs you know maybe maybe they got a

00:42:27.760 good position in the biden situation so the reason that i can call this out the dei bias design not but

00:42:37.680 not because of anybody's genes or culture should destroy the government and then we watch it happen

00:42:43.200 in real time and do you know what else the rest of you can't say it out loud out loud yet the only reason

00:42:49.920 i can even say this is that i'm totally cancelled the rest of you you guys you guys should keep your

00:42:55.200 mouth shut don't you yeah you couldn't say that at work could you and by the way there's nothing wrong

00:43:02.000 with what i just said because again it's not about any people or persons or colors or genders that's

00:43:07.840 completely left out it's a system design it's guaranteed to destroy the country guaranteed you

00:43:15.200 know unless something happened to reverse that government situation like a trump for example so trump

00:43:23.440 was at a fundraiser in san francisco of all places uh he was at david sachs house i guess he raised 12

00:43:30.480 million dollars it was a big hit every ticket was sold and they were expensive tickets um and uh but

00:43:38.240 it's san francisco so yeah you know what happened as soon as they found out that trump was in that

00:43:44.160 building right so the protesters showed up in san francisco liberal san francisco and just like you expected

00:43:54.320 actually it didn't go the way you expected according to david sachs

00:43:59.680 quote it's safe to say this wasn't supposed to happen about five times more pro-trump demonstrators

00:44:05.680 turned out than anti-trump protesters if this is the enthusiasm gap in liberal san francisco

00:44:12.560 what does that imply for the rest of the country yes what does that imply five times more trump supporters

00:44:21.200 in san francisco now that is a strong statement isn't it

00:44:30.240 meanwhile on morning joe um they're still selling the story that uh trump's gonna get his retribution 0.98

00:44:39.040 uh he's gonna get his retribution then donnie deutch who might be one of the dumbest people on tv 0.95

00:44:44.720 um not because he has low iq because he probably has a good iq who seems probably smart but he has 0.99

00:44:51.760 such tds that he comes off as an idiot uh here's one donnie deutch said quote i don't see revenge as 0.99

00:45:00.000 an issue that any voter has ever said is a key issue for them and the more trump talks about that the 0.99

00:45:05.520 better it is for biden god i love that they're giving bad advice to biden do you know who thinks

00:45:14.880 revenge revenge is a worthy topic and they're very happy if trump gets it 70 million americans

00:45:24.160 70 million americans donnie deutch want revenge though they want revenge and if you ask them privately

00:45:32.960 they might even use those words because i've certainly heard it privately i know you have

00:45:38.080 now i recommend against falling into the revenge uh narrative i realize it's unavoidable but i say

00:45:49.600 what are you worried about donnie deutch we have this justice system which i've been told always gets

00:45:56.320 it right and nobody's going to be prosecuted unless they've committed a crime so what's wrong with

00:46:04.880 nobody's above the law how about that nobody's above the law now suppose you had a system design

00:46:15.040 in which one side was uh using lawfare and claiming that nobody's above the law

00:46:23.600 and then they lose the election game out what do you think the system design gets you one side blatantly

00:46:31.600 locks up the other people in mass numbers if you count the january 6 people plus your peter navarros

00:46:38.800 your bannons your trumps um etc etc and the the fake electors so to speak uh so so you've got all that

00:46:49.200 going on and they're doing it under the cover of nobody's above the law and then let's say that party

00:46:57.280 loses power what would you expect to happen well if your universe is working properly there will be

00:47:07.680 an aggressive response

00:47:11.680 and every single person prosecuted

00:47:16.080 when anybody complains about it what do you think the republicans are going to say

00:47:20.160 okay i think they're going to say nobody's above the law

00:47:25.600 couldn't you predict that from the system design so let me let me explain to this to donny deutch

00:47:32.080 donny deutch if you don't want 70 million people to want revenge

00:47:38.560 don't them how about don't them how about that yeah stop people and maybe they won't want revenge

00:47:50.800 but i'm completely in favor of revenge because it's called for mutually assured destruction

00:47:59.040 has been implemented let let me be clear about this it's it's not a maybe

00:48:04.720 that this is mutually assured destruction it is in full tilt and when the republicans get power

00:48:12.480 i don't know what's going to happen but it's certainly looking like

00:48:16.560 mutually assured destruction and by the way we need it that this needs to get terrible

00:48:22.720 because you need people in the future to say we can't open that door again democrats open the door

00:48:28.640 you put our president in jail or you're trying to no no you know what we're going to do

00:48:36.320 we're going to move out of the wanting phase

00:48:38.080 now we're in the deciding phase decided the decision's been made you're going to pay for this

00:48:48.240 there's no way around it you better get used to it you're going to pay just the bad guys not

00:48:55.040 not anybody who broke no laws this is obviously rico it's obviously the whole system's corrupt and

00:49:02.000 uh as other smart people have noted the vice presidential choice is going to be inconsequential

00:49:08.880 for trump compared to an attorney general choice you know who i want for attorney general

00:49:16.640 steve bannon

00:49:17.440 not because he has any you know legal expertise he'll just do what needs to be done and he'll do it

00:49:27.680 with uh with malice but only within the legal system i mean i don't want anybody to nobody should depart 0.74

00:49:35.600 the legal system and no violence please but yeah some shit's going to happen so some high level um democrats 0.74

00:49:45.360 do have to be in jail for what they've done to the country right in front of us clearly illegal 0.94

00:49:51.920 i think some judges might need to go to jail yeah i think it's going to go pretty deep but again

00:49:59.120 it's only because nobody's above the law

00:50:03.120 there's nothing wrong with that

00:50:06.880 all right uh what do you what do you expect uh i guess the hunter biden trial is winding down

00:50:12.880 you can have their final witness today some people are saying it's going to be a hung jury

00:50:18.800 others are saying uh the case is the most proven case of all proven cases so the people who know

00:50:24.960 this kind of work are saying i've never even seen a case that's this clear that he's the most guilty

00:50:30.800 of any guilty person you've ever seen but he's in a very friendly venue in delaware and some people

00:50:38.160 say it's only going to take you know one person to hang the jury and i actually have some sympathy

00:50:45.280 for the defense argument i think the defense argument is going to be that he wasn't addicted

00:50:52.080 at the time he filled out the form now i'm going to extend that argument a little bit

00:50:58.480 it goes like this ladies and gentlemen of the jury how long does somebody need to be

00:51:04.800 um not doing drugs before the law says it's okay for them to apply and the jury will think i don't

00:51:14.560 know and then i would say is one year enough and the jury would think well probably yeah if you if you

00:51:23.440 were clean for a year yeah that sounds like you could reasonably say you're not you're not on drugs

00:51:29.520 what if it was a month then the jury would think well still good i mean a month is pretty solid effort

00:51:40.800 so yeah maybe and then i say what about a week

00:51:46.320 suppose you had definitely been off for a week then people would start saying oh i don't know what about

00:51:52.320 one day two days then the jury would say i don't know and then here's where i went ladies and gentlemen

00:52:03.120 we don't have a standard we have an opinion if you had a standard as in you must be clean for 30 days or

00:52:12.240 you must be clean for a year and my client did not meet that standard i would agree with you he should be

00:52:17.600 guilty but we have a situation here in which there is no standard you on the jury don't even have the

00:52:23.920 same opinions of what would be long enough i say that if the time he filled out that document he in

00:52:32.640 his mind believed that he was not going to do drugs that's good enough because the law doesn't specify

00:52:41.520 that somebody else gets to tell you if you're an addict it's self-reported as long as it's basically

00:52:48.080 self-reported you're going to need a cleaner standard or you're going to let himself report

00:52:55.840 because the design the design of the system is such that there's no way to know exactly

00:53:01.680 if the person was lying or just optimistic

00:53:05.040 i think it might be a hung jury for cause in other words i'm not happy with the law

00:53:16.720 let me say that directly actually if he got acquitted if he got acquitted and the reason was

00:53:23.680 that the law wasn't specific enough i'd be okay with that i'd be completely okay with that would you

00:53:31.280 do you know why nobody's above the law but the law doesn't get to you just because it can

00:53:39.920 that's why you have a jury you have a jury to make sure that the law doesn't walk over the rights of

00:53:45.360 the person so if they say you know what that's a pretty fuzzy standard we're going to send somebody

00:53:51.120 to jail for 25 years when you can't even be sure that in their own mind that they did anything wrong

00:53:57.440 which is the mind that matters yeah i don't know you know you want i know you want revenge

00:54:06.080 um but i'd rather have truth and i don't want to see anything outside the standard of the law and i

00:54:12.240 got to say if the jury if the jury hangs i'm not going to complain a lot all right um will you get a

00:54:22.240 pardon uh joe biden says no pardon which is the correct political thing to say because he can

00:54:27.920 always change his mind and nobody would be surprised so the correct answer is oh no let the jur let the

00:54:34.800 legal system do what it does you know i'm not going to intervene and then if he needs to he can just do

00:54:39.600 it anyway so politically that's the right answer there is a report in the gateway pundit that uh

00:54:47.440 arizona governor katie hobbs took a bunch of money from some state contractor 400 000 maybe it went 0.97

00:54:55.440 toward her uh her inauguration something like that um so we don't know the details there but

00:55:05.760 among the allegations is that there was this place called this sunshine residential homes in arizona

00:55:12.640 and they applied for a rate increase which i guess you have to get the government's approval for that

00:55:19.120 and they were declined and after being declined they made a big donation to a dark money fund for

00:55:28.880 hobbs campaign and then later soon after they were approved and no other no other company in their

00:55:36.480 industry was approved for a raise only the one that got turned down gave a bunch of money to her campaign 1.00

00:55:44.160 and suddenly all good now is any of that illegal i don't know i don't know i don't even know if any

00:55:52.080 of that's illegal or our system is so sketchy it might be legal yeah because if you can't connect the

00:55:59.520 two things i think it's legal you could just say oh yeah she did turn us down but i still think she's

00:56:06.800 better than the alternative so we gave some money to her i don't know probably there's no way to

00:56:12.480 convict that i can't imagine there would be it just looks suspicious all right merrick garland uh

00:56:20.480 told reporters that he doesn't need to respond to a congressional subpoena

00:56:25.360 um that he doesn't think is legitimate

00:56:29.520 so he's currently throwing steve bannon behind bars for doing that and uh yeah

00:56:37.760 so we do have two-tiered justice um i'm sure he would say but i'm not steve bannon i'm a special case

00:56:46.320 but uh you could you could argue that point all right um so trump said on thursday

00:56:55.840 um

00:56:59.760 he said that uh who does he he said that the congressional uh the the january 6 committee

00:57:06.400 should be maybe indicted

00:57:09.520 to which i say yes yes i think the january 6 committee is the most obvious corrupt situation

00:57:17.840 i don't know if they broke a crime per se but what they did was a crime to the country at least

00:57:22.880 conceptually if it's not technically illegal you know they put people in jail and destroyed notes

00:57:28.960 i would think that there's at least some kind of like fake imprisonment or something you could do

00:57:34.480 there must be some crime there um a complete tragedy he's talking about navarro and bannon and

00:57:42.880 you know i heard some people say that uh that they were worried that this is a play to shut bannon up

00:57:52.480 during the key run-up to the election and if he went in jail i suppose in on a surfacy way it would

00:58:00.480 but i don't think i don't think the left has quite understood how energy monsters work

00:58:06.000 steve steve steve bannon is not going to get weaker because he went to jail on principle

00:58:12.960 for a few months that's not what happens no that people are going to vote for trump

00:58:19.840 because he went to jail he's just going to get stronger same as same as trump

00:58:26.960 so you can try to shut him up but uh steve bannon doesn't just want trump to win

00:58:33.120 he decided if you want to know what a decision looks like look at steve bannon

00:58:41.040 he's not telling you his preferences he's telling you what he's doing yeah i'm going to jail if i have

00:58:46.400 to yeah but but we're going to get it done even if i have to go to jail so that's the difference

00:58:52.960 between wanting and deciding if he wanted he would just say some safe things like everybody does

00:59:00.480 but he decided so he's going right into the most dangerous territory of you know of conversation and

00:59:07.520 politics and might get him a jail sentence that he actually serves all right uh thomas massey had an

00:59:15.440 idea for uh saving bannon and maybe this would apply to the j6ers and navarro i'm not sure but the idea

00:59:23.680 would be to uh um rescind the congressional subpoena and i thought wait a minute so bannon's going to jail

00:59:34.160 because he didn't obey a subpoena from congress but now the republicans have the majority uh in the house

00:59:42.240 so can the republicans just rescind the subpoena and then there's no crime

00:59:52.720 now i don't know but it feels like that's a thing

00:59:57.920 and and then uh uh ivan uh uh raiklin who some of you know he's a i think he was a green brae he was

01:00:06.960 also a lawyer he's been getting a lot of attention and he chimed in and he said just have representative

01:00:13.440 louder milk have his subcommittee strike from the record the entire j6 report and all underlying

01:00:20.240 criminal referrals of the j6 committee and have speaker johnson affirm it

01:00:25.920 this will resolve bannon navarro trump's situation not to mention all other january 6 defendants

01:00:32.080 uh and he says johnson can pull all these criminal referrals back he is the same office holder that

01:00:39.440 submitted them is that true is he the same office holder that submitted them

01:00:48.160 anyway um i'm not going to jump on this and say that this would work but why hasn't it been tried

01:00:55.840 what what the hell is wrong with the republicans and why is it that um thomas massey is the only one

01:01:04.560 who ever has an idea nobody is there nobody in the whole freaking congress whoever comes up with an idea 0.95

01:01:12.800 now i don't know if this will work but it's an idea and i would sure as hell push it as hard as i

01:01:19.520 could just to find out if it worked because this would be justice that's what justice would look like

01:01:26.560 and it would all be within within the mechanisms of the existing government you know no insurrection

01:01:32.400 needed just use your own rules now i saw somebody say if this is going to work why haven't you done it already

01:01:40.960 and i totally get that but don't be that person right if somebody figures out what to do finally

01:01:53.280 just encourage it like we don't need to re-litigate the past right uh i would be very happy if they just

01:02:00.560 figured out they could do it and then did it and i'm not gonna i will still have some concern about why it

01:02:06.720 wasn't done sooner it's a legitimate concern but maybe just leave it out of the argument yeah maybe

01:02:14.480 just take the win if you can get the win and not attack your own team all right

01:02:22.560 so uh there's a yale professor uh jed rubenfeld who has this idea for uh thwarting judge uh mershon

01:02:32.240 uh trying to put trump in jail so apparently trump is not officially a felon this is what i learned

01:02:40.480 until the judge enters the uh judgment into the record he's technically not a felon so not not

01:02:48.480 really convicted until the paperwork's done but apparently you could get a federal judge potentially

01:02:56.640 to put a stay on the judge entering the verdict and the argument would be if i understand this

01:03:04.240 right from the federal government's perspective because the federal government gets to pursue

01:03:09.120 its own interests right separate from the state that's how the system works that the federal government

01:03:16.000 could say that so close to the election this would be election interference

01:03:20.560 and they could say we're not going to change the decision it's just you can't do it now

01:03:26.960 can't do it now and if it gets delayed until trump gets in office then you know trump can change

01:03:31.920 things once he's in office so would that work and again if that would work was there only one

01:03:41.440 one lawyer in the universe who figured that out is he the only person who figured out you could get a

01:03:47.280 federal judge to put a stay on it because it's election interference which it obviously is

01:03:52.480 i don't know maybe it's just too easy

01:03:57.840 you see it seems too just too easy there must be something wrong with it

01:04:04.960 all right uh here's something that uh dc drano points out on x you said uh tucker and

01:04:11.600 bongino got booted from fox alice jones owns a billion dollars info war was raided rudy giuliani

01:04:17.440 owns a owes a hundred million uh steve bannon and peter navarro are being in prison trump has 34

01:04:23.760 felonies he banned on all social media cfo of apex times was just indicted james o'keefe has gone from

01:04:30.080 project veritas oan was banned from all major satellite networks parlor was booted off their aws

01:04:36.560 cloud server i think they're back by the way um elon is being sued and investigated by the feds

01:04:43.600 for everything and almost every alternate elector has been indicted in the blue states

01:04:52.640 so when you see it all it's time to get out of the wanting phase and make sure you're in the deciding

01:04:58.880 phase because we don't have to live like those and uh steve loves ammo which is a great account if you

01:05:08.640 ever want to if you ever want to increase the security at your house start a social media account

01:05:15.760 and give yourself the name steve loves ammo except put in your own name you know whose house i would never

01:05:23.280 mess with steve's do you know why he loves ammo say no more say no more i'll be robbing your neighbor 0.90

01:05:35.040 this time and maybe not the neighbor right next to you i might go a few blocks away i'll rob the

01:05:40.880 neighbor who doesn't have enough ammo and doesn't even like it anyway steve says another reminder on how

01:05:48.480 dangerous the united states of america is and he mentions peter navarro and steve bannon and mark

01:05:54.400 meadows arrested for contempt and hunter biden oh but then you look at the other side hunter biden defied

01:06:00.400 a subpoena not arrested eric holder defied a congressional subpoena not arrested lois lerner same thing not

01:06:07.200 arrested hillary clinton not arrested um we don't have to live like that we really don't

01:06:18.480 uh but america first legal uh steve miller's uh brainchild there uh here are the successes they've

01:06:27.840 had in one week so they are now becoming the primary mechanism by which republicans are fighting back

01:06:34.880 against the law fair and basically the excess is everywhere so in one week alone um they sued the doj to

01:06:44.320 compel doj to compel the immediate release of matthew colangelo's government records showing uh whether

01:06:51.920 he was basically uh coordinating and orchestrating uh with elvin bragg to get a political enemy that's

01:07:01.440 exactly what i want to see thank you yes if we have some suspicion that colang colangelo took a

01:07:08.640 demotion just to get trump and it was all organized at the top yes i'd like to see their communication

01:07:15.600 because it certainly looks guilty you know they're guilty they're innocent until proven guilty but the

01:07:22.080 indications are there's a crime so yes i'd like to look at that they also launched three investigations

01:07:28.640 into the uh elvin bragg uh for abusive prosecution of trump and they want his communications uh with the

01:07:37.840 white house uh they launched uh investigations into the improper involvement of the biden doj and the

01:07:44.080 manhattans blah blah that's similar followed a formal request for the state of new york ethics

01:07:50.560 commission for the uh unified court system for the release of judge mershon's financial disclosures

01:07:58.720 now normally i would say that's way over the line right if a judge says something you don't like

01:08:04.320 you don't ask for their financial disclosures even though apparently there's a legal process which you

01:08:10.720 can but in the case where his daughter is benefiting financially and he somehow magically got three trump

01:08:19.040 cases in a row you know defying all statistical odds yes under those conditions i want to see his

01:08:26.800 financials will there be anything bad there probably not but it is a situation where you definitely want to

01:08:33.360 look you definitely want to look um and then they this is my favorite filed a eoc complaint against alvin

01:08:44.400 bragg's office for uh race and sex discrimination in hiring and recruitment and this is based on the fact

01:08:50.960 that they're heavy into dei so they basically say they're going to look at your race and your gender to

01:08:56.560 decide if to hire you which is very illegal and so america first um yeah america first legal is going

01:09:06.160 after him oh my god i love that i i feel like just because they're racking up some victories that you can

01:09:13.680 feel some optimism it feels like mutually assured destruction is doing its thing which it needs to

01:09:21.600 i mean you sometimes you have to do demolition before you do building we might be in a demolition

01:09:26.480 phase that doesn't mean it's bad all right uh rest oh um so the daily beast wants you to know

01:09:36.720 that uh biden probably did not poop his pants at the normandy thing and their post says mega trolls

01:09:43.680 reacted by accusing the president of pooping his pants now i don't know how many mega people

01:09:52.400 really thought he pooped his pants but likewise i don't know how many democrats really thought the

01:09:59.120 president suggested drinking bleach or really praised any neo-nazis at charlottesville so

01:10:06.080 i am enjoying watching the return play right maybe if democrats had not built an entire structure of

01:10:18.480 hoaxes which they call their their party maybe then the mega people would not be incentivized to give

01:10:26.720 them what they give but this is just handing them back what they're giving and i don't mind this at all

01:10:32.000 yeah but is it real no but did we ever think it was real probably not does it make it less fun to

01:10:39.600 say it no it's fun to say so people are going to keep saying it's like the drinking bleach sometimes

01:10:44.800 it's just fun to say all right biden uh it doesn't have a lot of support from voters on

01:10:51.040 china according to a rasmussen poll so 56 democrats think biden is doing a good job handling china

01:10:58.880 so only you know a bit over half of democrats think he's doing a good job so only 11 of republicans

01:11:07.280 believe that and and 31 of the non-affiliated people so 76 of republicans uh think biden's doing a bad job

01:11:17.840 on china 76 so 76 of republicans think he's doing a bad job that would leave uh let's see 100 minus 76

01:11:29.760 carry the two 24 24 24 of republicans think he's doing a he's not doing a bad job on china

01:11:40.400 well there's that pesky 25 keeps popping up

01:11:46.800 all right oh some fun stories ahead

01:11:51.360 um so so there's a new york uh democrat who's running against uh elise stefanik

01:11:58.880 and she's saying that she wants to send magus supporters to a re-education camp

01:12:05.600 said that actually out loud in public wants to send magus supporters to a re-education camp

01:12:11.920 but she quickly points out we should probably call it something else

01:12:18.240 can you believe that yeah but maybe we should call it something else because it doesn't sound

01:12:23.040 good when we say it out loud maybe if the thing you want to do sounds that bad when you say it out

01:12:29.280 loud maybe it's not the words you're using maybe it's the thing you want to do wow

01:12:39.360 um here are some things that uh trump oh so trump's uh using this small candy persuasion i guess he's

01:12:45.920 holding up the tiny tic tacs compared to the old ones that were a bigger container with more tic tacs

01:12:54.560 so he's actually using biden's biden's only play against him yeah the candies are small but that's

01:13:00.320 biden's fault so biden is blaming the corporations for making the candy small

01:13:06.640 and trump is going to blame biden for making the candy small because of inflation

01:13:10.880 probably works and it's very visual so do you notice that when uh when biden talked about the

01:13:19.680 candies he didn't hold one up when when trump talked about the tic tacs he held the small one

01:13:25.120 and the big one up so you can see them next to each other visual persuasion yeah trump gets that right

01:13:31.440 every time he knows visual persuasion and biden just sort of talks about it oh my candy's too small

01:13:38.000 all right so here are some things that trump is planning to say on his upcoming speech and it's

01:13:45.200 pretty badass so i'm just going to read it if you don't mind uh the he's going to say reportedly uh

01:13:52.000 the biden border invasion is also an all-out war on the working class minorities of our country 0.89

01:13:58.160 and it is flat-out economic warfare on african americans and hispanic american families

01:14:03.760 i think he can sell that because that's that rings true to me the illegal immigration is hurting

01:14:11.040 black and hispanic families more than anyone else in less than four years biden has imported millions

01:14:15.760 of low-wage migrants and given them welfare free health care and work permits to undercut american 0.98

01:14:20.560 wages now real incomes for african americans are down by almost six percent under quick and joe i don't

01:14:26.400 know if that data is correct but simultaneously illegal immigration is causing rent and housing prices to

01:14:32.160 skyrocket because we have 15 million new migrants and no place to put them and in everything he does 1.00

01:14:40.160 biden puts illegal aliens first he puts the cartels first he puts the open borders lunatics first while

01:14:46.960 he betrays american citizens as your president i will put african americans first hispanic americans first 0.90

01:14:56.080 and i will put all americans first my loyalty is you to you the american people

01:15:05.200 nicely done now it's a little pandery but is it pandering if it's real

01:15:13.920 in other words you know the the immigrants are hurting one part of the population probably more than 1.00

01:15:19.360 another i think is real and i think if it's real you can say it and i think this is exactly the language

01:15:28.400 that puts him over the top

01:15:32.880 he's basically you know he's saying i'm on your side

01:15:39.920 have you ever heard me uh

01:15:41.040 well i don't want to bring myself into it but here's what you should never do all right here's

01:15:49.760 a mistake i'm not prejudiced against whatever group i'm not prejudiced nope sounds like you are

01:15:59.600 how about this i will put african americans first hispanic americans first and i'll put all americans

01:16:05.920 first now what do you think that's a direct statement that i'm going to look out for your

01:16:12.560 interests right it's direct that is way better than just say oh you know i'll get rid of discrimination

01:16:22.160 or something all right so i think his messaging is the best it's ever been and i'll reiterate that

01:16:29.360 whoever is advising trump you know he still gets the credit because he has to say yes or no to any advice

01:16:35.040 but whoever is advising him i think is killing it right now uh yashir ali reports about this

01:16:42.240 funny story so george clooney's wife amal she works for the icc international criminal court

01:16:53.440 and they were behind wanting to prosecute netanyahu and the defense minister over in israel and

01:17:02.240 uh so biden was not liking that so he was going to sanction the members of the icc

01:17:12.400 so in other words biden was going to sanction george clooney's wife

01:17:21.680 does it get any better than that

01:17:25.200 george clooney had to call the white house and beg for them to change their policy to stop

01:17:29.760 this so that they wouldn't sanction his wife he's like the biggest democrat supporter and he's

01:17:37.280 finding out that it's just they're going to sanction his wife they immediately changed their policy

01:17:45.040 because they couldn't lose clooney they're like we can't lose clooney so they changed their policy with

01:17:51.120 one phone call god all right jordan peterson says this about tds now i didn't think there was anything

01:18:00.400 new you could say about tds that would be useful but he did so i'm going to tell you what he said

01:18:06.320 um he said that tds is a psychological condition induced by the requirements to make uh trump a worse

01:18:14.400 civilian villain villain than ever the worst imaginable villainies villains but there's a reason for that

01:18:21.600 and jordan peterson says that the reason for demonizing trump so much is that it gives cover

01:18:28.000 to everything they do that's evil in other words they could say yeah maybe we're not perfect but look

01:18:34.000 how bad trump is aren't you glad you don't have him as president so i never really thought about that way

01:18:39.440 but they don't really have to sell anything that they have as long as they can sell trump as worse

01:18:47.280 it's sort of the same technique that trump used against hillary people said there's no way he can

01:18:52.400 be hillary and i said wait wait do you find out what people think of hillary when he's done with her 0.90

01:19:00.560 and that's pretty much how it went uh so yeah i think there's something to that as long as they're

01:19:07.440 demonizing trump they can sell themselves and their excesses as oh it's not as bad as that

01:19:14.480 so uh alan dershowitz was on uh pierce morgan show and uh he was saying of the trump verdict it's the

01:19:21.360 worst verdict in his 60 years of being in exactly this kind of law in this space he said on a scale of

01:19:28.560 one to ten he would rate it a negative 20. now what's funny is that the panel had uh david packman

01:19:36.560 and uh a woman i didn't recognize but clearly she was a democrat and and by the way i have apologies

01:19:42.960 to david packman and uh dan abrams because the other day i was mocking uh dan abrams but i mistakenly

01:19:51.760 called him david packman so this is the real david packman i think i only saw his photo i didn't see

01:19:58.800 him see the name on it but if you if you watch it it's you can see it floating around on social media 1.00

01:20:06.720 but you have to watch the the smug idiot face the the msnb smug idiot face it needs to be one word 1.00

01:20:14.800 smug idiot because they have a smile that says i know what's going on here in the context of 1.00

01:20:22.400 actually not knowing what's going on here and when i see it it's this whole uncanny valley thing where 1.00

01:20:27.680 it doesn't look like a human to me and going what is wrong with you well what is wrong with your face

01:20:33.520 why are you doing that and so as dershowitz who some would say might be the you know premier

01:20:42.240 dependable voice on this topic he's just ripping apart the thing that they all thought was

01:20:48.560 you know nobody's above the law and watching their faces as they had to sit there and listen to it

01:20:54.960 they decided that their best play was to smile like it's crazy so they're doing that 1.00

01:21:00.720 the the smug idiot smile is just driving me crazy i don't know you you definitely see republicans 1.00

01:21:16.560 smile sometimes when people are saying dumb stuff but they don't it's not like the smug idiot it's a 1.00

01:21:22.240 whole different look and i think what it is is that the smug idiot face you can't produce 1.00

01:21:28.960 unless you realize you've been living in an illusion there's something about it that when 0.99

01:21:34.080 you realize that you're the one in the illusion you you smile because there's a disconnect between 1.00

01:21:40.880 your reality and what you thought it was which makes people laugh and smile so i think the smug idiot is 1.00

01:21:48.080 is smug not knowing what's true but also finding out about it in real time and you don't know how to 1.00

01:21:55.440 deal with it you like your brain doesn't have to deal with finding out how wrong you are on live tv

01:22:00.480 that's what i think well meanwhile over in gaza um some say that there are only 7 000 hamas fighters

01:22:09.440 left i saw joel pollack was reporting on this and breitbart and what we know is that the leader of

01:22:16.480 hamas has said they're going to reject any ceasefire that would require them to disarm

01:22:22.560 so roughly half of them have been killed if the estimates are true but you know i wouldn't trust

01:22:28.320 any estimates in the war war zone so they say they have 7 000 armed hamas fighters

01:22:34.000 and they're not going to give up their they're not going to disarm no matter what else is offered

01:22:40.960 to which i say well that's just a kill me request so no now i think israel has the total green light

01:22:48.720 to kill 100 of the hamas fighters so i think they should stop when they have a hundred percent 0.97

01:22:54.320 everyone and i wouldn't i wouldn't let up until then because if killing half of them didn't make 0.99

01:23:04.160 a difference it's not about changing their minds killing the other half is the only way you're going 0.58

01:23:11.920 to get to something good so if you stop now it'd be a complete waste of time everybody who died would

01:23:17.520 be a waste of wasted life they'd all be wasted if you if you do a ceasefire they have to kill every 0.97

01:23:24.000 one of them every one like literally 100 and anything short of that would look like stupid to me but i 0.99

01:23:33.120 think they have total uh ethical and moral cover for that except for george clooney's wife the wild card

01:23:42.080 lord all right ladies and gentlemen um i can't agree with this pro-israel stuff tim says was that pro-israel

01:23:57.520 did what i say sounded pro-israel it shouldn't have because i'm not pro-israel i i'm i'm just calling

01:24:06.800 balls of strikes and observing i'm observing that no matter who it is if the other side says we want 0.99

01:24:13.280 to kill you and we want to keep our guns that only leaves you one obvious choice you have to kill them 0.99

01:24:18.800 all now if that sounded like oh you're being such an israel supporter no i'm not i don't support israel 0.99

01:24:25.040 because the uh the adl doesn't support me and you don't need to tell me that they don't work for israel 0.72

01:24:32.240 i don't give a fuck that's not my problem but don't ask me to be on the side of you know a significant 0.95

01:24:38.880 portion of them not on my side so if they're on my side i'll be on their side that's my deal i love jews 0.99

01:24:46.160 did you see uh mike sort of inches post today she goes i think it was just uh i like jews

01:24:55.680 that was just three words he is the best uh poster everything he says is just so provocative no matter

01:25:07.120 no matter what the topic is so i i will uh i will uh boost that message i love jews

01:25:18.080 i've had some of the best relationships in my life with jewish americans and etc and even even you know

01:25:25.040 jewish uh israeli citizens i've had great relationships work relationships private romantic

01:25:32.800 all great so but israel itself now they're on their own they're on their own because i can only back

01:25:41.200 the people who back me so as a government they're on their own but as the people people the people have 0.96

01:25:47.360 been largely great to me so of course i'll be great back except for the adl the adl is a garbage

01:25:54.640 organization at this point all right ladies and gentlemen that's all i have for you today

01:26:02.160 it's friday i talked too long already i'm gonna say goodbye to everybody on x uh yeah and rumble and

01:26:09.440 youtube i'll see you again here in the morning for more fun and i'm going to talk to the locals people

01:26:14.720 privately because they're special

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Real Coffee with Scott Adams - June 07, 2024

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