Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2502 CWSA 06⧸11⧸24

00:00:00.000 good morning everybody and welcome to the highlight of human civilization it's called

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00:00:35.460 that makes everything better it's called the simultaneous sip it happens now go

00:00:40.320 well i don't want to get you too excited about how good today is going to be but

00:00:51.780 it's really going to be good if you watch the pre-show which you'd have to be a subscriber

00:00:59.000 on the locals community you would know that every morning i make three 15 foot putts on my indoor

00:01:07.340 putting green yes i have a room that's just a putting green used to have something else in

00:01:12.600 there but i didn't want it in there so i put it in a putting green indoor putting green

00:01:16.520 and uh i take a 15 foot putt three times in the morning on camera and uh roughly from that distance

00:01:25.820 i can make one in five on a good day so if i make three in a row five times five times one in twenty

00:01:33.980 one in 125 i drained all three today three out of three

00:01:38.520 and uh that indicates an incredible day ahead not just for me for all of you yes i did it for all of

00:01:47.840 you well if you're reading uh dilba reborn which is a subscription um thing only on uh only on x or

00:01:56.220 on the scottadams.locals community you know that they've hired an elbonian engineer because they've got

00:02:01.760 the targets the elbonian engineer is uh well he's headless he has no head but uh you'll see how that

00:02:09.840 goes the headless elbonian hired for dei reasons in dilbert there's a new study that says uh patients

00:02:19.280 in the hospital might not need to use a ventilator because they're developing new technologies where you

00:02:25.360 can breathe through your ass i'm not making that up apparently you can breathe through your ass if 0.99

00:02:32.760 they introduce the oxygen in just the right way so there's a chemical you know like a liquid

00:02:38.120 oxygenated liquid that can shove up your ass and uh some of it absorbs into your uh your body

00:02:44.320 you know and this raises a question that i think we've all been asking you which is

00:02:49.740 is there anything your ass can't do i mean it's doing a lot of work and now it's going to have 0.89

00:02:58.060 to breathe for you too well i've been talking through my ass forever so it can't be that much 0.88

00:03:02.900 harder to inhale as well so uh that's that's what's happening now uh of course you may want to tie this

00:03:10.840 together with some other stories you might say to yourself was president biden taking a dump on that

00:03:19.020 stage in france or was he trying to say something it looks the same apparently

00:03:24.840 all right uh china is going to uh putting these floating nuclear power stations in the

00:03:33.000 south china sea which they're trying to dominate that's a pretty good idea i gotta say china keeps 1.00

00:03:40.040 doing smart things for china you know you don't have to love it but they're really clever about playing

00:03:46.420 the long term you know their long term game is just unbeatable and it's so smart to put energy

00:03:53.080 production where they want to dominate you know because whoever has the most assets there is going

00:03:59.460 to become the de facto controller it looks like that's going to be china i don't see anything stopping

00:04:05.180 them in uh in my book some of you haven't gotten yet there's a part there where uh countries great

00:04:14.880 battle platforms so bigger than a bigger than a you know a battleship but like a giant platform with

00:04:22.460 with uh energy beam uh devices to knock things out of the sky that's what's coming i think china is 0.99

00:04:30.420 going to build big floating platforms that are just purely military that's my prediction all right

00:04:37.120 uh i think the uh ufo whistleblowers are coming close to confirming that we live in a simulation

00:04:44.100 but here are some of the things we know uh i may have mentioned this before bob lazar ufo whistleblower

00:04:51.220 said that there's some big religious document that has something to do with the ufos

00:04:56.600 and if you're wondering why would there be a religious document and that what does that have to do with ufos

00:05:03.260 and maybe it's the reason that the public can't be informed about whatever's going on

00:05:08.300 but uh lazar said that uh he doesn't know the details but the aliens believe that we're vessels

00:05:14.900 for something so you might say souls well maybe but do you know what else is a vessel

00:05:22.980 for somebody else a game avatar if you're a gamer and you're controlling a little uh creature that's you

00:05:31.940 the creature is acting like a person but it's inhabited by you while you're playing the game

00:05:39.460 i think this is my prediction that whatever this ufo phenomenon is uh we're we're getting more hints

00:05:48.460 that it might not be from other planets now the i think the tucker carlson view is that it's you know

00:05:56.520 angels and demons uh which is one interpretation i think the more obvious one is that we're a

00:06:04.780 simulation and that the things visiting us are the game players from the other dimension the other

00:06:11.100 dimension mean meaning the people who are actually with the game controller in their hand controlling

00:06:15.260 the game and that they have a way to visit our world to see different views and one of them is to

00:06:24.040 create a fake spaceship so that within the game which is our simulation they could be a player but they

00:06:31.400 could also be in a spaceship and and that's what we're seeing so that the reason that the government

00:06:37.200 has this on their top top top top secret is not because we're collecting things and reverse

00:06:44.560 engineering them i don't think we're reversing reverse engineering anything i think we found out

00:06:51.320 we're a simulation and the government doesn't want to tell you because there would be chaos

00:06:55.360 but i do think they're preparing you for it watch how many ways we seem to be prepared for it

00:07:02.440 does it does it strike you as interesting that elon musk has been saying we're a simulation for a while

00:07:09.220 now so it didn't come from the government so you didn't have to take it seriously it's not like we

00:07:15.480 discovered anything elon is just giving you the logic of it that's most likely we're a simulation

00:07:20.900 i feel like that's preparing us i feel like we're getting prepped for something big maybe so here's

00:07:30.020 my prediction my prediction is if we ever find out what this ufo phenomenon is we will simultaneously

00:07:36.180 learn it's not from other planets it's from whoever's controlling our simulation it will be our actual

00:07:44.020 creators that's right within a year there's actual possibility we will meet our creators

00:07:53.300 and it will be us that's a possibility

00:07:58.340 let's talk about apple apple made its big announcement that involves ai and it's funny that

00:08:03.220 the first wave of information i got made me laugh because they introduced a calculator on the ipad

00:08:10.500 which makes me think steve jobs would be so proud that they put a calculator on an ipad

00:08:17.300 no he wouldn't he wouldn't be impressed at all but they also had a thing where you can schedule when

00:08:22.900 your texts arrive again steve jobs not impressed if you were around and it can also record phone calls

00:08:30.980 but but it tells the person they're being recorded so these are very small things but then i found out

00:08:38.900 it also has a suite of ai stuff it can do so i went from huh i'm glad i sold my apple stock because it

00:08:46.500 looks like there's nothing here all the way to oh boy do i want to upgrade my phone badly

00:08:53.940 so here's what i think i understand about the apple ai announcement so there will be two forums and

00:09:02.900 this will be the thing everybody gets wrong and i might have it wrong too but i believe there's two

00:09:07.940 separate ais one of them is on the phone and it lives on the phone and it doesn't have to go to the

00:09:15.060 cloud to do things and it's basically like a better siri that can do more things than siri could but more

00:09:21.700 importantly it can understand you for the first time do you know how many times it takes you to

00:09:27.140 tell your phone just tell me what the weather is or what time it is it takes like three tries but if

00:09:33.380 you use ai it pretty much understands everything every time so an upgrade to siri just that it would

00:09:40.660 understand what you're saying for the first time would be amazing but i was looking at a list by zayn

00:09:45.940 khan who tells us all the things the new phone will do listen to just some of the oh just to

00:09:53.620 complete the picture so there'll be a local ai that's called apple intelligence that part isn't

00:10:00.500 going to be talking to anything they say so you you wouldn't have to worry about privacy or anything

00:10:05.540 because it just stays on your phone they say right i'm not i'm not warranting that any of this is true

00:10:10.580 i'm just saying that's my understanding but on top of that if you were to ask uh if you were to ask

00:10:18.260 the phone for some information that wasn't on the phone such as go find out something from the internet

00:10:24.500 it would activate chat gbt so chat gbt is like a an app that works when called on

00:10:33.380 on versus the the more integrated into the os part which is apple's own ai now when you hear

00:10:42.260 that do you say to yourself well that sounds safe there's no way they're going to get my private

00:10:46.820 information that way well when you put ai in the mix you really don't know what it can get or what

00:10:54.660 it's doing or what it's keeping or what it's sending to headquarters back at microsoft you really

00:10:59.300 don't know so elon musk had said that uh if his current understanding of the of what apple is doing

00:11:08.180 is true that he would ban its use on x and ban it within his companies because it'd be too dangerous

00:11:14.980 for your privacy now i think the way this is going to um come out is that apple is going to make a case

00:11:24.500 for why your concerns are overblown but people aren't going to believe it you know everything

00:11:31.700 has a credibility problem now so even if they make a really good case that they've done everything

00:11:37.300 they can to protect your privacy as long as the ai is part of the mix it just feels like the ai can

00:11:43.140 find them figure out a way around whatever guardrails they put on it um so that might be an irrational

00:11:50.500 concern but certainly people would have it but listen to all the things they can do um this is

00:11:56.260 from zane khan and uh on x all right so you can ask uh ask you things it'll go to chat gpt but you

00:12:05.620 can also ask questions about your documents and you can describe things without knowing the name

00:12:12.260 so you can talk to your phone and you can say stuff like show me the photo uh the one i took in hawaii

00:12:18.660 that was by the tree it'll just pop up so you just talk to your phone and it can find stuff and do

00:12:25.460 things like a person could if a person had all knowledge about what was in your phone

00:12:31.300 it can create images and text just on command it can answer questions about all your files

00:12:38.180 it can tell you what your phone can and cannot do um you can ask it for things like show me the

00:12:44.420 document i sent to you know joshua last week which is a real thing i actually wanted to do yesterday

00:12:51.460 so yesterday i was like i wish i could remember the name of that document i sent to joshua

00:12:57.460 all i had to do is say what's the name of that document i sent to joshua show me that

00:13:01.940 and it would just show it to me uh it can play a podcast your friend recommended it can find photos

00:13:07.780 with people in it well you could kind of do that before um it can auto fill forms from your life so

00:13:17.220 you can say stuff like uh look at my driver's license in the photos and take the data from my

00:13:24.900 driver's license and fill out this form you can actually do that on the other hand it means that your

00:13:32.580 driver's license information is on your phone and uh do you feel comfortable with that all right

00:13:38.420 it can proofread things it can clean up and it can change images so you can say show me the photograph

00:13:45.060 of me standing with my axe but get rid of my axe and it'll do it this is crazy crazy stuff all right what

00:13:54.180 else gonna do it can generate emojis uh that didn't exist so you can say give me an emoji

00:14:01.620 it's a person spinning or something i guess you can just make it all right but uh nobody yet has figured

00:14:10.020 out uh the calamity that this is going to cause this is sort of an end of civilization uh technology

00:14:19.700 and i haven't heard anybody say why are you ready it's going to make everybody talk to their phone

00:14:27.300 because i believe you can use all these features by texting it you know just typing in what you want

00:14:33.860 to do like find me the photo of whatever you could just type it in but people aren't going to

00:14:40.900 if you can talk to it and it understands you perfectly you're not going to type anything

00:14:46.580 why would you everybody's going to be talking to their phone everybody the the other day i was

00:14:55.540 taking a walk in the park with uh snickers and there aren't too many people who are in that same

00:15:01.140 park at the same time you know maybe three in the whole park but when they got near me i became very

00:15:07.700 conscious that i happened to be having a conversation with chat gpt i was working something out with the

00:15:12.820 ai and i thought to myself oh i don't want to be talking out loud to my phone you know like a phone

00:15:20.580 call when somebody's just trying to take a nice walk in the park so i was like trying to whisper to it

00:15:26.180 it's like hey hey man this is what i want and i was completely aware that you know i might be on the

00:15:33.860 more polite side of the spectrum at least i try to be but i'm rare most people are just going to have

00:15:41.060 a flat-out conversation with their phone everywhere they are they're going to be sitting in restaurants

00:15:46.180 talking to their phone every public place will be people talking to their phone everywhere now i

00:15:54.740 don't think anybody mentioned that that's like literally an end of civilization fucking problem 0.82

00:16:01.860 you wouldn't be able to go anywhere without hearing it we're talking locust all the time problem it would

00:16:09.380 be like the you know it'd be like the circadans were all year every every year everywhere it would

00:16:16.580 just be audio pollution like you can't believe now it could be wrong it could be that people just adjust

00:16:23.860 to the new technology and it's no big deal but it sure looks like it's going to be everybody talking all

00:16:30.020 the time everywhere because it's so good it's so useful anyway um so i saw i uh i saw the community

00:16:41.540 notes of fact checking elon musk which i love more than anything in the world you know let me tell you

00:16:48.180 it if you want credibility in your platform be the owner of the platform say something on the platform

00:16:56.820 and have your own platform fact check you in real time now that's credible

00:17:04.180 that you you can so put up with well maybe you got this one wrong i don't know if he did he might

00:17:09.380 i think you might be right about this musk but you can really put up with people making a mistake if they

00:17:15.460 do so long as they're showing their work not only just showing it but having an automated not automated

00:17:22.420 but a system that would completely fact check you the moment you get out of bounds that is so good

00:17:28.900 like that that's one of the most hopeful things you'll ever see about the world to see elon musk

00:17:34.660 fact check by x so what it did was it said uh you said the assumption so elon said that chat gpt could

00:17:43.300 maybe get your private stuff and the fact check was the assumption made here misrepresents what was

00:17:49.060 actually announced um you control when chat gpt is used and you know i guess the idea is it's not

00:17:58.100 built into the operating system now i don't know if any of that's true uh you should see everything

00:18:03.540 about this announcement as the fog of war i would just assume everything that you think is true just

00:18:10.260 hold off a little bit on that we're not really knowing what we're seeing it this is almost like a life

00:18:15.460 form it has been formed and we don't really know what this is for yet hey dave richardson here

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00:18:40.260 on spotify to get the latest episode and to subscribe spotify is apparently gearing up to do

00:18:49.540 massive censorship of people they don't like on politics oh i guess who wonder who that will be

00:18:54.740 will it be the left or will be the right huh i wonder who they're gonna suppress during the political

00:19:00.180 season all right we all know um so apparently they're saying it out loud that they're gonna they're gonna

00:19:07.140 censor but what they say they're censoring of course is you know all the bad stuff oh it's it's a good

00:19:15.300 thing we have these good people at spotify who are going to censor all the bad wrong information

00:19:21.940 now i just assume it's like every other sensor they're just going to say that whatever the other

00:19:26.420 team says is a lie and whatever their idiots say is true and then they'll censor you accordingly

00:19:31.940 um now i have a question is is my belief unsubstantiated that spotify has been suppressing me

00:19:43.140 and uh that you know i have a cap there the same as youtube so i i have the same odor of there's

00:19:49.860 something going on here as spotify as i do with youtube which i don't have with rumble so rumble traffic

00:19:57.060 just grows as i become more you'll see more uh let's say known on rumble that's the normal way it

00:20:05.460 should go how could it possibly cap other service as you know like a billion users and it caps at some

00:20:14.580 like little level i don't even think that's possible so i don't trust them other people not to trust

00:20:21.300 kyle bass was talking about on x i guess the economist that's a publication they confirmed

00:20:28.660 everyone's suspicion elon musk said this as well and everybody who's in the book business already knew

00:20:33.540 this that the bestseller list that the new york times has is not real meaning that humans decide

00:20:40.500 what's on the list now it is you know they're not going to ignore the actual sales numbers but they

00:20:47.060 don't they're not slavishly devoted to the sales numbers they just pretend they are

00:20:52.340 and they get to pick the winners and the losers and i experienced that in real time with my first

00:20:57.540 number one bestseller that was selling more than any book in the country for weeks before it became

00:21:04.820 a number one bestseller so they they were putting another book in front of mine for whatever reason

00:21:10.500 i don't know whatever what reason it was but it definitely wasn't based on sales because the

00:21:15.300 publishers can see the sales the publishers know what the number one book is and then they look

00:21:20.500 at the new york times and it doesn't match and that's been true forever all right um

00:21:27.700 and then the concern the concern of course is that the conservative leaning books are the ones that

00:21:34.820 they're keeping off the list i would say that that's a matter of obvious and i don't think the

00:21:39.860 economists needed to study that put this in the category of you could just ask me

00:21:46.500 yeah just ask me once you know that the new york times list is curated by humans it's not just sales

00:21:54.580 then you already know that they're going to pull out the books that they don't like

00:21:58.180 and they're going to be conservative so you didn't really have to study that that was kind of obvious from

00:22:03.620 the setup um i would go further on this story and say that uh i think i think this is true that for a

00:22:11.860 long time um publishers and also authors we kind of look at the amazon numbers for what's real because

00:22:20.660 amazon you know is is big enough uh big enough a proportion of total sales it's like 85 of book sales

00:22:28.020 i think uh if you look at that and you're number one on that you're number one right there's no way

00:22:35.620 around that because amazon just shows what people actually bought i don't believe that they mess with

00:22:41.060 those numbers i've never seen any indication of that so amazon is the real number but being on the

00:22:47.060 new york times list can get you more publicity so the new york times list should be seen as free publicity

00:22:53.700 from the new york times it's not a list of who sold the most books or what the best books are we have

00:23:02.500 indication that optimist the robot coming from tesla someday not right away is going to be 20 to 30

00:23:09.220 thousand dollars in cost but i would like to know the operating costs because it seems to me that

00:23:15.380 recharging your robot every day is going to be really expensive and it seems to me you're going to need

00:23:23.460 a maintenance plan because if your robot breaks you're going to need somebody there right away

00:23:28.740 so these are expensive robots but i also say if you can get a robot let's say you could get a robot

00:23:36.100 that costs you 25 000 to buy let's say it costs you five thousand dollars a year for extra energy and

00:23:44.580 for a maintenance contract do you think you could buy it and then rent it out to companies that want an

00:23:52.980 extra worker i feel like that's going to be a thing i feel like ownership of of a fleet of robots

00:24:00.980 that people can rent out as they need them is going to be the thing now if you live in a town like i do

00:24:08.260 if you go down to the home home depot store there'll be a bunch of uh immigrants or migrants standing on 1.00

00:24:14.740 the corner asking for day work you could just drive up in your car do you have this in other states i think

00:24:20.740 a few states have it where it's so well organized that you just drive up to the curb and you say uh

00:24:26.980 i've got some landscaping i need to dig a trench and you just point to two people and say get in

00:24:33.060 the car and then you take them to your house and they dig your trench and you pay them and believe it 0.95

00:24:39.060 or not so by the way this this is one of the reasons that i'm more pro-migrant uh and pro-immigrant

00:24:46.900 than a lot of you the california experience is not like others imagine if you will just hold this in

00:24:53.940 your head that completely unvetted migrants standing on a corner and it's not uncommon for a soccer mom 1.00

00:25:03.060 to pull up and say hey you two get in the car i got a good work for you today now the truth is it's

00:25:09.300 usually not the woman but it does happen it actually does happen it's usually the man who does the

00:25:14.500 hiring you know for safety reasons but just think about the fact that this has been going on for as

00:25:20.580 long as i've lived in california and do you know how many problems i've heard where it didn't work out

00:25:28.820 none it totally works that the people coming in from mexico on average are so law-abiding and so

00:25:37.300 interested in just working and you know taking care of business they just show up they work hard all

00:25:42.820 day they take their money which isn't that much and and then they leave they don't sue you they don't

00:25:49.060 give you trouble they just dig that trench take the money and go home so you know i'm very pro um hispanic

00:25:58.820 immigrants because i live in a world where they add so much you know to the lifestyle here and ask very

00:26:05.540 little in return they they just want to you know a chance to be part of the system basically so i get

00:26:11.700 it you know you can't have uncont you can't have uncontrolled immigration i get that we have too many 0.91

00:26:16.660 you know you don't have to convince me to close the border but if you wondered why i'm sort of

00:26:21.860 emotionally on their team it's because they're awesome people that's the whole reason the the hispanic

00:26:29.620 south of the border people are just a really good class of people and i love having them around

00:26:38.020 but we do have to close the border and we have to be tight there's no that's just a separate question

00:26:43.620 well it's the pandering season biden says he wants to ban medical debt from your credit reports

00:26:49.780 trump says he wants to uh cancel federal taxes on um service workers tips biden's trying to cancel uh

00:26:59.540 debt on uh on student loans so it's sort of smart and sick and terrible at the same time i thought

00:27:07.620 trump's play was pretty good because there are so many service workers so many service workers that

00:27:14.660 that probably sounds pretty good you know if your buying power went down by 25 percent lately

00:27:21.540 that would look pretty attractive so it's a good offer but all it's all pandering and buying votes

00:27:28.020 cnn had a bit on home ownership home ownership costs are up 26 since 2020. uh now that's on cnn

00:27:36.820 so cnn is making it very clear that under biden's watch you just got abused financially

00:27:46.980 so again i'm going to call out cnn's uh finding the middle when was the last time i i did a look at

00:27:55.140 these cnn hosts being crazy it's been a while but i've been doing msnbc being crazy almost every day i mean

00:28:02.260 they're just terrible at this point but cnn legitimately looks like they're heading toward

00:28:07.780 the middle i'm going to give them credit i saw um david sacks was on jesse waters and jesse asked him

00:28:16.260 if the silicon valley people are moving toward trump and uh sacks gave a few reasons that at least some

00:28:23.540 number of them are that uh california is getting regulated too much they don't like that the business

00:28:30.100 is regulated uh kamala is in charge of ai they're not not big on ai uh well not everybody not everybody

00:28:38.500 is big on ai regulations because as other people have pointed out if you regulate too hard in the

00:28:44.740 beginning you just give your opponents let's say china a big advantage if they're less regulated 0.76

00:28:51.940 but you can kind of figure out the regulations as the industry evolves now others would say well that

00:28:58.340 would work in every case except ai because if it gets out of hand you can't put it back in the bottle

00:29:04.260 but i'm on the i'm on the page that ai will be less of a risk than people imagine and that we can

00:29:13.860 let it run a little bit before we decide if something just absolutely has to be um regulated

00:29:20.260 and i guess uh biden is for crypto regulations and uh i guess there have been regulations against

00:29:28.660 mergers and acquisitions so basically the business environment under biden and especially in california

00:29:35.140 not so good so that probably moves a lot of people but i'm going to double down on this and say that

00:29:42.660 there are no smart people anymore who favor biden for president unless they have an obvious case of tds

00:29:51.460 so let me give you the examples stephen king obvious tds doesn't count but probably very smart uh rob

00:29:59.300 reiner probably very smart is you know his work life and otherwise but yeah he's got tds um so the the

00:30:07.380 actors and the crazy people i'm not counting them but 100 of the people who are not

00:30:14.580 partisans or crazy are now in favor of trump right so sax is in that category

00:30:21.540 elon musk is in that category um bill ackman is in that category a lot of the vcs are just looking at

00:30:27.940 what works the people who look at what works first versus what party is saying it they're all on trump's

00:30:36.340 side now all of them it's only the people who can't get out of the two sides i'm on this side you're

00:30:43.220 the enemy mode the tds people so joe rogan went super hard on the biden regime about the law fair

00:30:51.140 and the corruption and the banana republic and stuff what does joe rogan have in common with elon musk

00:30:58.580 sacks bill ackman they're all people who can take whatever side makes sense they're not obligated to

00:31:08.580 vote one way or support one way everybody who's able has gone trump now i keep saying it because i'm

00:31:15.780 waiting for somebody to say what about this exception

00:31:20.740 there's always somebody's going to say there's an exception right and there isn't

00:31:23.860 there's actually no exception at least i haven't seen one show me somebody who's smart

00:31:30.340 capable of seeing things on both sides has no tds and thinks biden is a good choice

00:31:38.740 i don't think that person exists and it's a gigantic story that apparently i'm the only person who wants to

00:31:44.660 talk about anyway there's a cbs host who was finding out in real time on the show that 62 percent of

00:31:53.700 registered voters support deporting all illegal immigrants 1.00

00:32:00.660 62 percent of the country is in favor of deporting all illegal immigrants that's i think that's the

00:32:09.300 highest that's ever been by far now of course that's nearly you know 100 it's pretty much all republicans

00:32:16.900 but that doesn't get you to 62 percent so it must be all republicans plus

00:32:22.980 30 to 50 percent of democrats are willing to ship every single non-citizen back home

00:32:32.020 that's pretty extreme i i'm shocked by that i have to admit i did not see this coming i would have said

00:32:40.500 if i had to guess i was in 40 percent would be in favor of it you know something closer to trump

00:32:45.220 voter numbers but 62 percent want to ship back every single one 25 million people now i don't think any

00:32:54.260 of that's practical but man the mood of the country is very distinct let's just say it's getting very

00:33:04.020 clear to feel what the country feels can't miss it at this point well there's a hilarious video of joe

00:33:11.780 biden in i don't know if it's some kamala harris barbecue or something but he's standing there trying

00:33:18.020 to dance to some music but everybody else is swaying with the music but he went into statue mode

00:33:25.300 so i'd like to give you the impression of uh the the black people who were there it was

00:33:32.020 looked like 98 black people that there except for joe biden and the first husband and uh the black

00:33:40.100 people were listening to the music and they were doing some version of moving with the music and what i

00:33:46.020 would consider a an attractive and normal way i don't think i can do an impression of it i started

00:33:52.100 saying that but you know just smiling just moving with the music looking natural looking like everything's

00:33:59.540 good and then you look at the first husband doug imoff and i swear to god he's playing a tune from

00:34:06.900 the eagles in his head and he's getting ready to break out the air guitar he's he's got the white guy face

00:34:12.740 i'm doing it if you're listening on spotify before they suppress me yeah and and i'm saying no doug

00:34:22.820 doug don't do it i swear i could see his fingers ready to form an air guitar it's like no

00:34:32.100 and i was like doug you're representing all white people and their dancing ability right now don't embarrass us

00:34:40.020 doug but he did he did hold off on the air guitar just long enough i thought he was going to try to

00:34:47.220 impress the bearded woman next to him yes it was a bearded woman in a very nice dress next to him 0.71

00:34:54.180 and uh but the funny thing is that biden was doing his dementia frozen thing um i understand there's a

00:35:02.260 thing called dementia frozen face have you ever heard of that it might be using the wrong name

00:35:09.060 but it's where you know when your dementia is hitting you hard your face turns into like a solid mask

00:35:14.740 with no impressions and we see biden do that but his whole body freezes

00:35:20.500 so everybody there is like swaying with the music and biden is literally

00:35:23.940 like like you couldn't even detect that he wasn't a statue now i don't know how you if you understand

00:35:33.860 how dangerous that is he was in the backyard full of democrats

00:35:42.340 and he was pretending to be a racist statue of a president

00:35:47.700 it was very close to somebody trying to topple him and tear him down and replace him in protest

00:35:54.660 so yeah never look like a racist statue of a president if you're in a juneteenth celebration

00:36:01.460 that's what i say

00:36:04.500 well uh steve bannon wants some vengeance he looks like he's going to go to jail and

00:36:09.860 the worst case scenario for the democrats is steve bannon saying put me in jail and then going

00:36:17.060 for maybe a few months i guess because he's not going to come out with softer

00:36:24.180 he's going to come out with some tattoos and ready to kill

00:36:28.420 so bannon is saying that a whole bunch of people are going to jail like you know comer and clapper

00:36:33.780 and brennan and i think he mentioned some others so he's mentioning names he's saying yeah they all

00:36:39.460 know they broke the law that's why they're so panicked because if trump wins they know they go to jail

00:36:44.260 for real reasons not for any trumped up reasons but for actual real overthrow the government kinds of

00:36:51.380 reasons treason and i would agree with that i think that the crimes are obvious and uh that is

00:36:59.140 probably why they're so panicked now aoc was worried that if trump gets elected that she could be put in 1.00

00:37:05.700 jail to which i say has anybody even accused aoc of a crime i'm not aware of any crime she did

00:37:14.100 i'm not in favor of putting aoc in jail aoc in case you're listening

00:37:20.420 if if a trump administration tried to put you in jail for charges that i thought were as bogus as the

00:37:26.660 things against trump i would be on your side i will totally take your side aoc i promise really

00:37:35.220 i will take your side and try to get you out if anybody tried to put you in jail for a non-crime

00:37:40.740 now if there's a real crime that's a different story but for a non-crime no let me be as clear

00:37:46.820 as possible the republicans don't want to put you in jail for a non-crime nobody wants that that's your

00:37:53.700 team that's projection the the democrats have created a situation where they say well if they're

00:38:00.900 all nazis and hillter we don't need a real crime we just need to put them away no that's not happening

00:38:06.180 on the other side i i don't know anybody who's a republican or a conservative who says well i'm sure

00:38:13.060 they've done something bad so let's find anything and put them in jail never not once it's just not

00:38:18.660 something that happens on the political right the political right is entirely formed around the

00:38:23.860 constitution that would be so far off their their basic dna to do something non-constitutional to

00:38:31.860 get even with the other side no no the the entire conservative republican uh philosophy character

00:38:44.420 everything that's important says don't do that that's rule number one do the democrats not even

00:38:52.260 understand that the right part of the political world is constitutionally driven and that violating

00:38:59.540 it so you can get get back in an enemy is what we don't want that's what the right doesn't want

00:39:07.060 they don't do it it's what they're trying to stop

00:39:09.220 so no there's no chance of that but i would say that the people that bannon noted it seems to me

00:39:17.460 have done a horrible horrible crimes against the country and i think they're largely obvious

00:39:24.260 so if uh if the legal system went hard on them and by the way what do you see in common with these names

00:39:32.820 some bannon names uh comey brennan clapper what do they have in common a bunch of white guys yeah

00:39:45.540 yeah here's another thing that uh republicans will do they will police their own you know whether it's

00:39:54.180 a white guy or anybody else but the republicans will police their own a little bit that's not something

00:39:59.460 you see on the other side all right um and i'm going to say again other people have said it that

00:40:07.860 the choice of attorney general if trump gets in the choice of attorney general will be the most important

00:40:13.380 thing he does everything else will be subsidiary to that i agree with that and i'm coming to the view

00:40:19.300 that bill barr was a a handler meaning that he was pro-republican pro-conservative but he wasn't so

00:40:31.060 pro-republican and so pro-conservative that he was going to let the the full populist energy do what it

00:40:38.660 wanted to do so i do think that you know certainly around the time he was saying stop questioning the

00:40:44.580 election and stuff like that he was operating more as a handler of trump than an appointee

00:40:53.300 so i feel like he had sort of a double objective there he was you know genuinely a conservative

00:41:00.100 but that he was a conservative who didn't want a full trumpy experience in his country

00:41:06.340 that's what it felt like so no he was in retrospect he well he would be the wrong person if you were to

00:41:12.900 choose today that's for sure but uh i i don't know if the if the left knows how many people have been

00:41:22.340 caught in lies and crimes anyway uh tucker carlson calls the january 6th thing a hoax the most corrupt

00:41:30.180 thing he's ever seen and i'm not sure if everybody was saying it so clearly um two years ago i think

00:41:39.060 that the fact that credible people are saying oh yeah it was a total setup and hoax and bullshit 0.83

00:41:44.420 is uh people just feeling comfortable with the truth for the for once um and i guess we should

00:41:52.900 talk about nancy pelosi got caught on the hot mic uh not in the hot mic sorry on a video that was taken

00:41:59.460 on january 6th by i think her daughter who was doing a documentary and she was in the car and it seemed to

00:42:06.020 show her maybe leaving the event uh the leaving the protest and she was very upset

00:42:13.460 and complaining to whoever he was talking about that she had failed because it was her responsibility

00:42:19.620 to protect the capital and she hadn't done it so i would say that based on what we learned from that

00:42:25.300 i would personally you know your mileage might differ but i would say we can eliminate the hypothesis

00:42:32.420 that she set it up to have somebody attack herself i don't think anybody runs an op that involves

00:42:40.580 the possibility that you will be killed when you can do it without that possibility so i don't think

00:42:46.740 she was a setup i think that she took advantage of the fact that knowing it was her problem because she 1.00

00:42:53.300 said directly that she was taking responsibility for the lapse in security but having said that

00:43:01.060 i think she was just um figured out a way to make it right and the way to make it right was to blame 0.97

00:43:08.820 to blame trump for forming an insurrection so she had to reframe it with all of her other bad people

00:43:15.460 um so it looked like an insurrection when clearly it wasn't clearly and so i'm now completely of the

00:43:24.100 opinion that general millie millie who was uh the military guy head of the military at the time that

00:43:31.780 he's just a dumb guy who believes the democrat narrative and he thought that trump was hitler and

00:43:37.060 you know he was gonna he actually talked about a reich tag moment coming so he was completely brainwashed

00:43:42.980 by his own team and so so much so that it looks like he was afraid that the national guard would

00:43:49.220 side with the protesters so that's those are some pretty big hallucinations from the head of the

00:43:55.060 military so the head of the military apparently was so easily brainwashed that he was living in a

00:44:01.700 complete imaginary world where there was some kind of a hitler-like character trying to take over the

00:44:06.900 country and then he acted on it it would be one thing to think it but to think it but he was in

00:44:13.460 charge of the military and then he acted on it and people died well at least one person protester

00:44:22.020 so um yeah so i think it was incompetence for this security uh in the case of millie he was just

00:44:31.300 brainwashed idiot and i do think that we should test our uh leaders for susceptibility to hoaxes 0.61

00:44:39.300 because i think you could i think you could test them to see if they believe things that aren't true

00:44:44.820 easily you know just easily get into it so uh yeah millie just looks like an idiot basically 1.00

00:44:52.820 judge cannon one of the lawfare judges for trump uh has denied their effort to dismiss some of the

00:44:59.620 charges so i guess that continues there's a i saw some criticism of an opinion by comic dave smith so

00:45:09.300 comic dave smith was saying that global empires have an average lifespan of 250 years and the u.s is 240

00:45:16.580 years old and uh and we've got all the symptoms of a late stage empire an over overextended military

00:45:24.580 excessive indebtedness degenerate culture and accelerating money printer so that and then i

00:45:31.220 saw a criticism of this from just a user on x brian hatano but i loved his criticism so i'm just going

00:45:39.380 to read the actual words of his criticism he goes this is not how reality works

00:45:43.860 this is not how reality works there's an old world old word called historicism that tries to predict

00:45:58.020 deterministic historical trends of scientific

00:46:03.460 this is where marxism comes from there's no deterministic timeline that says bye bye us this is

00:46:09.380 not this is not inspired thinking and then somebody else added also also this is not how averages work

00:46:18.740 if the average if the average empire lasts 250 years that's not telling you that yours is going to

00:46:25.940 last 250 years that would be the average so somebody just goes that's not how averages work

00:46:33.060 but i like this is not how reality works no history does not does not repeat you cannot predict the

00:46:42.500 future in weird non-scientific ways by oh the magic of the last empire

00:46:51.540 anyway no that's not how anything works now could we could everything end in two years i suppose

00:46:58.980 anything's possible but the the most likely thing well let me say this every system that existed before

00:47:07.060 the internet is broken because the internet broke everything right politics is broken because now we

00:47:15.460 can figure out what they're doing so there's too much resistance to the bad guys doing whatever they

00:47:20.580 want because now we can find out so easily so everything even marriage marriage can't really survive the 0.90

00:47:27.540 internet because it gives people too many options and that's just a death sentence so generally speaking

00:47:35.700 it's rare for anything that worked before the internet to still be working did you have your

00:47:41.300 bookstore oh after the internet you can't have a bookstore right so basically everything that was a

00:47:47.780 system except finance finance upgraded and improved with the internet but that's the exception that proves

00:47:55.620 the rule so finance instead of you know fighting the internet it immediately embraced it and used it in all

00:48:01.540 the right ways and made it better but well i think it's better so history does not predict the future

00:48:09.940 um nothing else does either nothing predicts the future

00:48:16.420 except me sometimes all right europe is experiencing some kind of wave of far-right victories

00:48:24.900 but it's funny because all the uh fake media is talking about the the wave of far-right successes

00:48:33.620 as this horrible this horrible thing that's happening as opposed to an obvious response to opening your

00:48:40.020 borders and destroying your own country which is what they've done how how could you not predict that 1.00

00:48:47.540 people would say hey it looks like you're just destroying our country by opening the door and letting everybody in 1.00

00:48:55.780 of course there's going to be response to that eventually here it is so the countries that are

00:49:01.780 allegedly moving right or germany france and italy i think there's some few others

00:49:09.060 um i'm not sure this is a gigantic trend yet but it might be

00:49:14.180 anyway back in the lawfare domain can you believe that the new jersey attorney general

00:49:20.500 is looking into the trump business's liquor licenses uh for the trump national golf course and uh well two

00:49:29.220 two entities that trump owns in new jersey and here's how they're trying to get them when you have when you

00:49:37.460 have a uh liquor license the owner of the company can have what's called um bad moral turpitude moral turpitude

00:49:49.940 you can lose your liquor license if someone else decides you have bad moral turpitude

00:49:59.060 what exactly is that well you know the i'll tell you from my brief experience getting a liquor license

00:50:06.740 so when i owned some restaurants i had to go through this so i got checked the same way in california they

00:50:12.660 they checked to see if you have moral turpitude but i was i was told and i don't know if this is

00:50:19.140 completely true that the reason they've got that moral turpitude in there is so that that they could

00:50:24.580 deny licenses to gangsters basically they just didn't want gangsters to have a lot of liquor licenses

00:50:31.300 criminals so now they're going to use that against the past and potential future president of the united

00:50:38.100 states why now i get that it might be a thing you can do but why why i understand why you'd want to

00:50:49.940 deny a liquor license to a mafia member or a cartel member but can you explain why you do it in this case

00:51:00.660 given that that moral turpitude thing has obviously it's a subjective thing why would you even look into

00:51:06.900 it this is purely crooked it is purely crooked the attorney general of new jersey should be in jail

00:51:15.460 if he does this i mean i don't think there's law against you know abusing the legal system this way

00:51:22.100 probably not but in terms of how bad it is it's a it looks like a jailable offense to me

00:51:29.620 well california is also looking to seize profits from big oil companies so i guess you can sue the big

00:51:35.140 oil companies if if you think your climate change hurt you so that's another bad reason to be in california

00:51:43.540 so california is trying to drive out the energy companies the tech companies that'd be pretty 0.82

00:51:51.540 much everything so we're we're very anti-business in california we got the high crime the high taxes

00:51:58.740 the assets they can basically just take from you if if they say that you hurt climate change

00:52:03.700 and the ai regulations and the crypto regulations it's basically everything bad for business at the same time

00:52:10.020 the trump campaign is launching a latinos for trump effort to show that they're trying to get a lot of

00:52:19.060 commitment i have mixed feelings about this you know the one of the things we like about trump is he's not

00:52:25.460 pandering to demographic groups i mean compared to most people and this this is a little pandery but maybe it is

00:52:35.300 the right time because they're trying to get more attention to the fact that other people are already

00:52:39.620 moving to trump in the latino community so maybe it's good i think this was a coin flip

00:52:47.060 but maybe you know if i if you were a member of a demographic group that a candidate targeted and

00:52:56.980 said hey you guys in particular should be for us how would you feel about that would you feel it's

00:53:05.140 like oh it's so pandering why are you treating me special how about just i'm a citizen

00:53:11.540 so i've got mixed feelings about it it might work you know it might just make people say oh they really

00:53:17.300 want me what one of the rules of persuasion is is the ask and trump is good at that you know he knows

00:53:24.900 how to sell the ask is i want you to vote for me i'm asking you to vote for me and if you don't

00:53:31.620 actually ask for it it's weird people won't do it even if they support you they might not cross the

00:53:37.860 street to do anything about it but if you ask and it forces them to answer you you're much closer to

00:53:43.220 closing a deal so always do they ask so that's the part that this gets right i think laura trump is 0.59

00:53:49.780 going to be a superstar when when the election's done i've got a feeling she's going to get a lot

00:53:55.300 of credit if trump wins uh and it looks like it would be warranted uh there's a new study that says uh

00:54:05.940 that if at first you don't succeed you should probably give up

00:54:09.300 because rarely do people who fail go on to succeed later

00:54:16.900 are you buying that so apparently if you look at all the situations such as let's say

00:54:22.020 uh taking the lsat test the people who fail at once are unlikely to pass it later some do

00:54:31.780 but they're unlikely so the thinking there is that it's a big lie that uh failing is is how you succeed

00:54:42.660 all right since i wrote a book called how to fail of almost everything and still went big allow me to

00:54:46.580 correct this number one do not give the same career advice to smart people as you do to dumb people 0.55

00:54:54.900 that's a very good rule don't give the same career advice to smart people

00:54:59.860 as you'd give to dumb people a smart person you might say you know what you should go as far as

00:55:05.300 you can with your education because phd is going to open more doors than the masters opens more doors

00:55:11.460 so that's what you do to like a really smart person if somebody can't do that you don't say

00:55:17.620 keep taking that lsat you'll get it if you know they can't so you don't give the same advice

00:55:25.300 to people who don't have the ability to win as you would to somebody who does have the ability to adjust

00:55:31.220 correct try harder and make it and make it work and it is true that every time you fail you do learn

00:55:37.700 something unless it's just taking a test then you don't learn much but in life if you fail you're

00:55:43.780 usually learning something so uh the other day i was playing tennis and i i uh extended myself going

00:55:54.020 for a ball and i pulled a uh a hamstring now i failed so i had to stop playing did i learn anything

00:56:04.180 from it yes yes i learned what my new limit is of my current body you know because my brain was still

00:56:11.700 back in my old body so i didn't know what i can and cannot do so i just so next time i you know as soon

00:56:17.940 as i heal next time i play i won't do that i just won't i won't do what i did before so no people do learn

00:56:25.700 from failure but not dumb people all right um there's a billionaire pierre uh he's i think he's

00:56:35.940 american but he was born in france and uh where'd he get rich was it uh ebay i forgot anyway he has

00:56:44.580 figured out how to do a george soros so you know how george soros quite brilliantly decided that he could

00:56:51.460 change things more by going after the da's and attorney generals so if you get the legal people

00:56:57.860 you can put in jail your enemies and so it's a good way to have power well this billionaire pierre

00:57:06.180 has apparently figured out how to get uh using his money getting a network of people into

00:57:12.820 ftc posts and other things in the government that would have sway and so if you have your people

00:57:20.180 in the government then they can control what businesses get away with what and basically

00:57:25.140 it's another way to control the world without getting an elected person elected so i think soros

00:57:33.220 may have taught him this you know accidentally you figured out a way to control a mass part of our country

00:57:40.100 without an elected representative you just get the get your appointees and all these key positions in

00:57:46.180 the government now that is terrible that is terrible a some non-american on x who identified 0.94

00:57:57.780 themselves as not being an american said this serious question i'm not american so i might be missing

00:58:04.740 something but can anyone tell me why do millions of americans still support a convicted criminal a sexual

00:58:11.460 assaulter a rapist a fraudster a religious pretender and overall one of the vilest politicians i can recall

00:58:20.100 i have three answers from my american perspective number one i couldn't tell which of the candidates you

00:58:28.100 were describing does he know that

00:58:32.340 which part of this doesn't apply to both of them i don't know it looks like it applies to both of them to me

00:58:43.380 in the sense that these are what the enemies of each team says about the other one so i'm not saying it's true

00:58:49.860 i'm saying that it appears about a tie on all those dimensions number two what the non-american

00:58:57.060 doesn't realize apparently is the news isn't real where where did he find out any of these things

00:59:02.580 about trump that he thinks he knows from the news does he think the news is real do they believe that

00:59:09.220 in europe they still think the news is real no the news isn't real so everything you think about both of

00:59:14.500 them is totally made up so that's another thing and the other thing is compared to the alternative

00:59:20.100 yeah it what exactly would you be willing to vote for just so it isn't biden almost anything so if

00:59:31.380 you're looking at the alternatives it's it's just obviously trump so here would be the question i would

00:59:38.580 give back to him can you name any smart american who doesn't have tds who would be in favor of biden

00:59:44.980 that's my question back to you haven't found one yet

00:59:50.580 if you would like to judge the mood of the country i had a post on x yesterday that i think did it really

00:59:56.900 well i don't think that the left understands how much energy they've created in the right so yesterday i posted

01:00:08.340 um two words and it got last i checked a quarter of a million views which is a lot for my account

01:00:21.060 and this is all i said it's time

01:00:27.620 quarter of a million views can you feel it

01:00:30.980 can you can you feel the just energy yeah all i had to do was say it's time everybody knew what

01:00:40.260 that meant here's what that means if you didn't know it's time to leave it all out in the field

01:00:48.260 if there was anything you were holding back don't if you thought to yourself you don't want to be good

01:00:54.900 if maybe i tried to get my neighbor registered to vote do it it's time if you thought maybe i should

01:01:04.100 retweet this thing or do this thing or talk to somebody or make that argument it's time do it now

01:01:10.980 everything that needs to be done hold back nothing give everything this is for the fate of the whole

01:01:18.420 fucking world it's time it's time to get serious it's time to no longer play there some people are

01:01:27.540 going to need to go to jail and it's time we're not going to put up with the bullshit anymore we're not 0.81

01:01:34.180 going to we're not going to let you steal an election it's just time so full energy

01:01:41.780 let's see it now speaking of energy i'd like to give you my strangest hypothesis of the day

01:01:52.180 when we talk about climate change regardless of what's causing it or how much there is i have this

01:01:57.700 this notion when is it ever a bad idea to have more energy

01:02:06.100 i'm trying to think of a reframe that is the easiest way to understand

01:02:10.340 the risk and reward of any climate warming so again i'm assuming there might be some warming

01:02:17.220 you know the separate debate that i'm not talking about is what's causing it this is natural or

01:02:22.420 man-made and how much etc but we do know that where there's warming there's extra greenery

01:02:31.060 and the plants like it uh it's energy so warming is energy do you know what the most dangerous thing in

01:02:37.780 the world is no energy is called cold i remember a question asked in a high school uh science class

01:02:46.980 the professor or teacher said that uh the heat is really just energy basically the particles are

01:02:55.780 moving around a lot and that's what heat is and if the particles are not moving around that's called cold

01:03:02.420 and somebody raised their their hand and said if if you can get energy if heat and energy are the same

01:03:12.500 thing um what is cold and the answer was the op it's the absence of energy now let me give you two

01:03:22.020 situations it's zero degrees out and it's the winter and you have no electricity no power what are you going

01:03:30.260 to do die you're going to die unless you can start a fire which creates energy or unleash unleashes it

01:03:38.980 what happens if it's too hot if it's too hot you put up more solar panels

01:03:45.460 and you just convert the energy into air conditioning

01:03:49.860 right so when it seems to me that in every situation unless you're talking about a fire or

01:03:56.420 an explosion which is a release of energy that's bad uh if you talk about sort of life you know not

01:04:04.020 not an emergency but just life more energy is almost always more better the the best career advice i ever

01:04:11.380 gave myself was that the really the same week i graduated from college in upstate new york i traded my

01:04:21.060 car for one-way ticket to california and ended up in the bay area why most energy this is where the

01:04:28.820 energy is so i went from a low energy place to a high energy place because that's where you get lucky

01:04:33.860 it's where everything good so it's always move toward the energy don't don't move away from it and what so

01:04:41.780 here's the general statement could it be that while i understand there might be some tipping point you know

01:04:48.580 if it gets too warm something dies i suspect that there's probably a universal law that says unless

01:04:56.740 something's exploding or on fire that more energy always makes you more better in other words you're

01:05:03.220 going to live longer with more energy than you would with less energy and it's just always true and

01:05:08.660 now do you have to adjust to more energy yes you might have to put up some solar panels and

01:05:15.540 and fire up more air conditioning maybe um or you might have to you know plant more trees or something

01:05:21.620 to adjust but you could do that if you have energy can't do it if it's winter you know you can't do it

01:05:29.060 it if you don't have energy so i suspect that uh there's probably a universal law like that that

01:05:36.740 we just haven't discovered that more energy is more better just always

01:05:43.300 jury has reached a verdict jury has reached a verdict on the um the hunter biden thing

01:05:50.420 and what was the verdict i'll tell you what i well it wouldn't be

01:06:00.980 if they reached a verdict it's got to be guilty right

01:06:07.220 so here's what i was predicting i'll tell you what i was predicting even if i'm already wrong

01:06:11.940 what i was predicting is that it would be a guilty verdict

01:06:15.780 because that shows that nobody's above the law uh followed by a slap on the wrist

01:06:22.740 so the best case scenario is that biden can say look i didn't even pardon my own son

01:06:27.860 that's how much i'm committed to the law um but what is the verdict

01:06:38.260 i don't see anybody telling me

01:06:39.540 uh the jury was officially hung somebody says

01:06:51.060 what

01:06:53.300 all right well the messages i'm getting from the internet are all over the place so i don't trust any

01:06:58.020 of them

01:06:58.180 don lemon what about them

01:07:08.500 all right we are going to uh check out on that the clinton hung the jury

01:07:19.140 it's not announced oh okay that that makes sense so there's a verdict but we don't know what it is

01:07:25.220 all right well that ladies and gentlemen is all i had for you today did i miss any big topics

01:07:36.900 uh it reached a verdict is expected to be read in court soon all right well let's all go uh listen

01:07:43.140 to the verdict so i say guilty followed by no jail time and then maybe followed by a pardon later

01:07:51.300 10 year 10 year mandatory uh really i don't know

01:08:01.300 don't let the refs decide the game 1.00

01:08:06.820 you know yeah yesterday i was uh um contacted by somebody who had a an anti-trump friend who was

01:08:14.340 willing to talk to me on video to be deprogrammed and i thought whoa really and that somebody was a

01:08:23.300 lawyer was a woman who was a lawyer i thought well that's perfect i would love talking to somebody who's

01:08:28.820 like anti-trump and is smart enough to you know have a good debate you know a lawyer and woman is even 1.00

01:08:36.020 more perfect and so i agreed it's like oh yeah maybe i maybe i would want to talk to her on video

01:08:43.940 and then the next thing i hear is well she's not a democrat she's an independent 0.95

01:08:50.100 and then i said oh that's no fun do you know how easily i can flip an independent

01:08:56.020 i need a little challenge flipping a democrat i believe i can actually do

01:09:02.020 i believe i can actually flip a democrat in real time right in front of you but flipping and independence

01:09:09.460 you could do that

01:09:12.660 i need a little bit of a challenge i could obviously i could flip an independent that take like a second

01:09:20.740 all right that's all for now on youtube and rumble and locals i'm going to say bye for now thanks for

01:09:28.900 joining see you tomorrow same time same place i'm going to stick around and talk to the locals people

01:09:47.700 you

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - June 11, 2024

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