Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2507 CWSA 06⧸16⧸24

00:00:00.720 Now, go.

00:00:08.920 Well, I'd like to start out with a special shout-out to all the fathers.

00:00:13.900 Then I'd like to ask you this question.

00:00:16.640 Fathers, how many of you have ever set up a home theater system in your house?

00:00:23.300 In other words, adding the surround sound speakers and maybe a bigger screen,

00:00:27.120 only to learn that when you were done, you were the only person in your household who could use it without instructions.

00:00:34.640 And thus, when you thought you were creating something with a remote control, you were actually the remote control.

00:00:41.040 And it works like this.

00:00:42.700 Dad, I can't turn on the home theater.

00:00:47.380 All right, I'll be right there.

00:00:49.320 Now, in the comments, tell me, how many of you dads are the only ones who can use the home theater that you set up in your house?

00:00:58.740 Every time I've ever done it.

00:01:01.380 Yes, it seems that there's no such thing as a home theater that everybody in the house can use.

00:01:06.480 There's only a home theater that dad could use when you call him to push the right buttons.

00:01:10.760 Well, there's a new study that reveals that simply looking at trees can boost your mental health.

00:01:19.680 Looking at trees.

00:01:21.680 Let's add this to these studies that you could have asked Scott about.

00:01:26.100 I think I've even told you this before a number of times.

00:01:29.160 And I would add to this that pretty much every day after I do the show,

00:01:34.260 one of the first things I do after having a snack is I take my dog to the park.

00:01:40.840 And one of the things I noticed is my little park has some delightful trees.

00:01:47.520 And I could actually feel the difference in my mental health when I look at the trees.

00:01:53.700 Now, it's more than just one tree.

00:01:56.460 It's that the park has a nice arrangement of trees.

00:01:58.900 But the fact that you can actually feel it in real time, that's mind-blowing.

00:02:05.120 Because I spend a lot of time indoors.

00:02:07.620 So the contrast between indoors and outdoors, I think it's just more stark.

00:02:11.560 But when I go directly from being indoors for, you know, 18 hours and go into the park,

00:02:16.960 you can feel the trees.

00:02:19.320 Have you ever had that experience?

00:02:21.300 So if you can force yourself to stand among the trees a little bit every day,

00:02:26.920 wow, you can really feel the difference.

00:02:28.540 I recommend it.

00:02:31.500 Well, here in California, there's a vote on whether parents should be informed by schools

00:02:37.220 when they change the pronoun they use for the kids.

00:02:40.240 In other words, when your child starts identifying as a different gender than the one you knew about,

00:02:47.260 is the school required to tell you?

00:02:49.460 Well, guess what?

00:02:51.900 Every California Democrat voted.

00:02:55.000 That's right.

00:02:55.520 Every California, every one, 29 to 8, every single Democrat voted to keep it a secret from parents

00:03:04.040 that the school was changing the gender of your child.

00:03:07.940 I mean, by calling them a different pronoun.

00:03:10.220 Every single Republican voted against it.

00:03:17.180 Now, can we be honest about this?

00:03:20.820 This is really not a political question, is it?

00:03:24.400 Is one side being fucked up and evil?

00:03:27.920 And that's the whole story.

00:03:28.880 Democrats are completely fucked up, at least in California, and totally evil.

00:03:36.320 There's nothing else you can say about this question.

00:03:39.180 This is fucked up and evil.

00:03:41.640 Oh, my God.

00:03:46.300 You can't tell the parents when you're changing the gender of their children?

00:03:52.800 There's no argument to be had here.

00:03:55.340 This is just bullshit, bad shit, crazy, worse than communist.

00:04:00.620 I mean, this is just evil.

00:04:01.640 Meanwhile, the U.S. Department, State Department, they're quite proud of launching an updated

00:04:09.460 online passport renewal service.

00:04:12.200 So now you don't have to go in person.

00:04:14.080 You can mail your stuff in and upload them digitally.

00:04:17.540 That's right.

00:04:18.620 The State Department has caught up to 1996.

00:04:22.480 Everybody, let's give a hand to the State Department.

00:04:25.720 You're up to uploading documents digitally.

00:04:28.460 Yay, yay.

00:04:29.420 Yay, I can't wait for what you have coming next.

00:04:35.260 Now, I ask myself, is there some reason that didn't happen 20 years ago?

00:04:40.820 And then I say to myself, huh, if we were suspicious, what would we suspect about the fact that they

00:04:48.000 made it easier to cheat on your, I assume, easier to cheat when you get your passport?

00:04:55.980 Why does it look like 100% of what Democrats are doing is to destroy the country?

00:05:03.240 Is that my imagination?

00:05:05.880 Let's make the elections harder to know if they're true.

00:05:10.680 What?

00:05:11.720 Let's make it easier for illegal aliens who might have criminal records to get into the country.

00:05:17.220 Wait, what?

00:05:19.540 Let's make it easier to get a fake passport, or we'll just say it's being more efficient.

00:05:25.460 Wait, what?

00:05:26.780 Let's put in electronic voting machines that have no utility that we can determine,

00:05:32.420 but people are really, really worried that they get used for cheating in elections.

00:05:37.060 Wait, what?

00:05:38.360 What?

00:05:38.780 Don't these things have a pattern?

00:05:44.540 They're all batshit crazy, unless you're trying to destroy the country.

00:05:48.700 Then it all makes sense.

00:05:52.280 Well, Bjorn Lomborg points out that America has been getting greener, probably because of

00:05:58.100 all that delicious CO2 the plants are eating.

00:06:00.760 They love that stuff.

00:06:01.720 And so the world is getting more green, but it may be also warmer.

00:06:08.960 People would dispute the getting warmer part, but we know the green part seems to be, everybody

00:06:14.620 seems to agree.

00:06:16.060 Don't see a lot of pushback on that.

00:06:18.940 But I'm going to try again this reframe.

00:06:24.620 All right?

00:06:24.840 Here's a reframe.

00:06:25.640 Every time you put a human in a situation where there's more baseline energy, good things

00:06:37.000 happen.

00:06:38.100 I wonder if there will ever be an exception to that.

00:06:41.480 Now, the reason I said baseline energy is to make an exception, like if somebody blows

00:06:46.500 something up, that's a lot of energy, but that's not baseline.

00:06:49.720 So if something happens that's a quick shock, you know, that could be a bad application

00:06:55.220 of energy, could be a bullet or a bomb or lightning or something.

00:06:59.380 So you don't like that kind.

00:07:01.320 But when is it ever bad to put humans in proximity to baseline more energy?

00:07:08.540 Because that's what the sun is.

00:07:11.260 The sun is energy.

00:07:12.160 And so this energy is making things greener.

00:07:17.700 And it should make it easier for us to generate a power.

00:07:21.840 The worst thing would be if we're getting colder.

00:07:25.460 I mean, there's nothing you can do about that.

00:07:28.340 Well, maybe you could.

00:07:29.520 But it'd be a terrible problem if we're getting colder.

00:07:32.420 So I just put that general question.

00:07:35.020 Has it ever been a bad idea to put humans where they have access to lots of baseline energy?

00:07:40.880 Because in my view, you know, my economics view of the world, every time your energy situation

00:07:47.300 is good, you do well, it seems to me.

00:07:53.760 Well, beware the UFO krakens, I say.

00:07:58.040 One of the things I learned on YouTube is that according to people who are not in the CIA,

00:08:05.020 it's common for the CIA to hide its behavior by creating 10 fake stories to hide that one of

00:08:14.020 them might be real.

00:08:16.120 For example, it's rumored.

00:08:18.400 I would say this is not confirmed.

00:08:20.280 But some say that a lot of the UFO reports were intentionally faked to hide the fact that

00:08:27.500 there are real UFOs and that the government has a bunch and they shot them down and they're

00:08:33.160 reverse engineering all their technology.

00:08:35.380 None of this, I believe, by the way.

00:08:37.060 I believe zero of those stories.

00:08:40.080 But there is some indication that maybe some of the UFOs are just skunkworks, you know, like

00:08:48.140 Lockheed skunkworks.

00:08:49.440 And that the big triangle looking ones with three lights on them might be just, you know,

00:08:55.440 experimental planes.

00:08:56.840 But the little tic-tac ones, people think, no, the tic-tac ones are alien technology.

00:09:02.500 I don't think so.

00:09:03.820 But my question is this.

00:09:07.120 Have we seen a pattern where if we think there's something real, the zone gets flooded with fake

00:09:14.280 reports?

00:09:15.600 There are two domains in which I've seen this happen.

00:09:19.440 One is UFOs.

00:09:21.740 And I worry, I'm especially worried because I saw Michael Schellenberger weigh into the

00:09:27.640 controversy.

00:09:29.740 Now, Schellenberger, if you've been following the news at all, you know he would be right

00:09:35.640 at the top of credible journalists.

00:09:39.440 Not any of the corporate media bullshit, but like a real independent, honest to God, real

00:09:46.820 reporting, you know, the Matt Taibbi stuff where you don't care which side it's coming

00:09:50.760 from, you're just going to report it anyway.

00:09:53.080 There are only a few of them.

00:09:54.780 In the whole world, there are only a few of them.

00:09:57.380 And the next thing I know, I see Schellenberger talking about UFOs, well, UAPs.

00:10:02.620 Now, I don't believe that he had an opinion on it, except that it looks like something's

00:10:10.100 going on, which is a fair opinion.

00:10:13.060 But here's what I worry about.

00:10:14.520 I worry that this technique of flooding the zone with fake stuff, as in the Sidney Powell

00:10:23.180 Kraken.

00:10:25.020 In my opinion, the Kraken that Sidney Powell said was coming was because there were too

00:10:30.660 many fake stories that looked real.

00:10:32.840 And she may have latched onto one.

00:10:34.860 And it may have come from a trusted source.

00:10:37.520 Here's a dog not barking.

00:10:39.440 You ready for this?

00:10:40.220 Sidney Powell has never said why she thought the Kraken was coming.

00:10:47.700 Somebody that she trusted told her it was coming, and she believed it.

00:10:54.100 Somebody probably associated with an intelligence or the bad guys.

00:10:59.600 I think it's a common practice for the bad guys to seed a whole bunch of fake stories so

00:11:05.540 that credible people start looking non-credible.

00:11:08.220 And I'm quite concerned that the UFO thing is that, that every person who says, yeah, UFOs

00:11:15.860 loses an ounce of credibility.

00:11:19.180 So take Joe Rogan, for example.

00:11:22.400 Through no efforts, I don't think it was his mission, but he became one of the more credible

00:11:27.260 people in the media landscape.

00:11:29.200 Now, he became credible just because there's no indication he's ever tried to lie to you.

00:11:34.420 He may have been wrong about a few things like everybody in the world.

00:11:37.420 But there's no indication, not even a hint, that he has any incentive or ever has lied to you.

00:11:45.880 That's really dangerous.

00:11:47.680 Because if he tells you something, you know, in a minute, you can say, well, he never lied

00:11:52.580 to me before.

00:11:53.660 So he's probably right about that.

00:11:55.240 But then you feed him some stuff about UFOs until the people watching say, you know what?

00:12:03.140 That's a little too far for me.

00:12:05.200 So maybe the other things he says aren't that credible either.

00:12:09.920 Beware the UFOs.

00:12:11.860 And also beware latching onto any specific election irregularity claim.

00:12:18.100 I think both of those are traps.

00:12:22.920 Beware.

00:12:24.720 Well, Star Wars, the acolyte, the ratings are in and it's completely in the toilet.

00:12:30.920 And here's one of the reasons why I think it happened.

00:12:36.560 I'm going to go full sexist.

00:12:40.040 Sexism incoming.

00:12:41.400 If you can't handle it, you might want to stop watching now.

00:12:45.760 Sexism incoming.

00:12:47.320 It goes like this.

00:12:48.980 If you're an American man, do you think about how women will be impacted by your decisions?

00:12:56.440 Yes or no?

00:12:57.000 Now, you're an American man.

00:12:59.400 When you make a personal or even professional decision, does it ever come into your mind,

00:13:06.960 oh, what are women going to think about this?

00:13:09.720 The answer is yes, because we're trained that way.

00:13:13.000 Everything you say to your spouse, you're thinking, oh, what's she going to think about this?

00:13:19.040 I better put this right.

00:13:20.200 I better not say this wrong.

00:13:21.260 I hope she's in a good mood.

00:13:23.020 Now, does it work the other way?

00:13:25.160 I don't believe it does.

00:13:27.000 Now, of course, everybody always thinks about what everybody thinks in sort of a general

00:13:31.280 way, but I don't believe that women are super concerned about what men think about anything

00:13:38.220 because men act like we're not too bothered by too many things.

00:13:42.240 So I think in general, men put themselves in the position of, okay, I can't be a woman, but

00:13:49.840 like using my historical experience, what trouble could I get in if I do this versus that?

00:13:57.700 I don't think women do that.

00:13:59.920 And I think that explains the acolyte.

00:14:01.900 There's no way you make this movie the acolyte with any sense that male opinion is even important

00:14:10.120 to the process.

00:14:11.900 I believe that it was just a, you know, they were probably locked in some kind of woman's

00:14:16.940 LGBTQ world.

00:14:18.400 And they figured if they make themselves happy, the rest of the world would be happy because

00:14:24.320 that's the way it usually works.

00:14:26.620 They just have to make themselves happy.

00:14:28.680 And that's good enough.

00:14:30.380 Well, guess what?

00:14:32.420 If you spit on men long enough, they don't go to your stupid fucking movie.

00:14:38.140 And we're completely done speaking for all men.

00:14:41.940 I can't always do that, but I'm going to do that this time.

00:14:44.360 Speaking on behalf of all men, you can take your Star Wars movie and you shove it up your

00:14:49.860 front hole as far as it goes because we don't need this shit anymore.

00:14:55.640 And if you're not even going to spend a fucking second thinking about what we want to pay money

00:15:00.180 for, we're not going to pay our fucking money for it.

00:15:03.320 Happy Father's Day.

00:15:04.340 Well, let's look at the propaganda.

00:15:08.840 The AP has some propaganda.

00:15:11.660 They're talking about how Trump was talking about that Biden should have to take a cognitive

00:15:18.880 test.

00:15:20.340 Oh, but the AP, zing, they zinged the president.

00:15:24.020 Listen to this.

00:15:25.660 President Trump was saying that Biden should take a cognitive test and that he totally confused

00:15:31.000 the name of the doctor who gave him the test.

00:15:33.480 Oh, it's like they're equal now.

00:15:37.020 That's the way I see it.

00:15:38.960 I think that Trump's cognitive problems probably just like Biden's because that name confusion

00:15:46.900 thing that he just did here.

00:15:48.460 Let's see.

00:15:48.800 What did he confuse?

00:15:51.000 He called Ronnie Jackson, Ronnie Johnson.

00:15:54.500 That would be in the category of things that literally every person in the world mixes up.

00:16:04.900 If you asked me tomorrow what was the name of his original White House doctor, because

00:16:09.160 that's Ronnie Jackson was the White House doctor for Trump, I would have said, I think

00:16:13.060 that's Ronnie starts with a J.

00:16:15.520 No, you can't compare confusing Johnson and Jackson with Biden not knowing what fucking

00:16:24.960 planet he's on.

00:16:27.060 Maybe I'm saying the F word too much today.

00:16:30.000 No, those are not equal.

00:16:31.100 That's propaganda.

00:16:32.460 AP propaganda alert.

00:16:35.000 Is there more propaganda?

00:16:36.660 Well, certainly there is.

00:16:38.680 I see a story that says Javier Millet's Argentina is in complete chaos.

00:16:44.400 There's rioting in the streets about his populist uprising.

00:16:50.080 Although Alex Jones warns us, it might be a communist uprising.

00:16:54.980 It might not be everybody's uprising.

00:16:58.120 It might be the communists.

00:16:59.540 It might be a CIA-led uprising.

00:17:02.360 That would not surprise anybody.

00:17:04.320 What does the CIA think about populists?

00:17:06.420 What do you think the CIA thinks about Millet?

00:17:10.660 I think they think he's not going to listen to what they want.

00:17:14.380 I think the CIA's job probably is to overthrow him.

00:17:18.740 Now, I'm not in favor of that, but I'll bet you they think it's their job and it's completely

00:17:23.960 legal in America for them to do illegal things in other countries.

00:17:28.540 So, yeah, I have real questions whether this is a real story or is it propaganda?

00:17:34.860 And is it just CIA propaganda before they try to take over the country?

00:17:40.760 That's my guess.

00:17:41.840 My guess is that's exactly what's happening.

00:17:43.780 Just a guess.

00:17:45.540 Well, I'm loving the Democrats for making it so easy to know what is true versus what's

00:17:50.720 not true.

00:17:51.660 If I haven't told you what the liar squad is, let me remind you.

00:17:55.900 There's a group of Democrats that come out when you need to really, really lie and everybody

00:18:02.040 knows you're lying.

00:18:02.980 Now, regular Democrats will often say the same things, you know, they'll agree with

00:18:08.800 their team, but they're not really front and center.

00:18:12.260 Sort of if you, if you track, if you track them down in the halls of the Capitol, like

00:18:17.040 put a microphone, what do you think about this?

00:18:19.300 They might say the same thing as the professional liars on their team, but they're not, they're

00:18:24.320 not volunteering to go on camera.

00:18:26.120 The one, the ones who go first and loudest, the liar squad, you got Dan Goldman, you got

00:18:34.040 Raskin Schiff, Swalwell, Brandon Clapper, and that worse than Watergate guy who they

00:18:40.240 really, when they really have a bad one, they'll wheel out the worse than Watergate guy.

00:18:45.020 Now I'm forgetting a few.

00:18:46.820 It's not a complete list.

00:18:48.740 Now hold on.

00:18:49.340 Well, I see you saying Schumer and Pelosi, they're not in the list.

00:18:56.340 Schumer and Pelosi are just the leaders.

00:18:58.360 So they, they just, you know, say whatever the, the people are saying in the group, but

00:19:04.120 the professional liars are the people who are not the leaders.

00:19:07.780 And apparently they will say anything, no matter how transparently untrue it is.

00:19:14.240 I mean, Goldman is still supporting that the laptop from hell isn't real.

00:19:18.940 As of what, a few weeks ago, he was still arguing in public that maybe it wasn't verified to

00:19:24.400 all be real.

00:19:25.600 Maybe there was some stuff in there that was planted.

00:19:27.680 You never know.

00:19:29.440 Okay.

00:19:31.860 So look for that.

00:19:33.860 Goldman, Raskin, Schiff, Swalwell, Brandon Clapper, and the worst than Watergate guy.

00:19:38.120 Those are the guaranteed, this isn't true people.

00:19:41.880 And it's actually helpful.

00:19:43.260 Once you learn to spot them, you can know immediately what's not true because it's one

00:19:48.680 of these people defending that it's true.

00:19:51.420 And by the way, I mean that literally, I mean, you literally can tell what's true and not

00:19:56.520 true with, I would say a hundred percent with a hundred percent accuracy.

00:20:01.220 They just don't come out, this specific group, unless it's a lie.

00:20:06.480 It's the liar squad.

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00:20:55.280 All right, Trump apparently said the other day that one of his speeches was rewritten with

00:21:14.320 AI, and apparently he may have actually given that speech.

00:21:18.620 Now, rewritten means that I just think the AI tightened it up a little bit.

00:21:23.220 He talks about his speechwriter, you know, showed him the before and after, and he agreed that

00:21:28.440 the after was a little tighter.

00:21:30.760 It was a little better.

00:21:32.080 So here's what I love about Trump.

00:21:35.740 He is not that far from Biden's age, but he has a young man's mind, for better or for worse.

00:21:44.440 You know, all the nicknames and the funny insults and stuff, they do read as, you know, sort of

00:21:52.440 juvenile.

00:21:54.140 But what you get for that package is a young mind.

00:21:58.320 He has a very young mind.

00:21:59.660 You know, he's crypto, okay, AI.

00:22:01.980 Now, he's fascinated enough by AI that, you know, that his curiosity is bringing him further into

00:22:09.200 the topic, which is just a great thing to see from somebody of a certain age.

00:22:16.880 So he does such a good job of that.

00:22:21.500 Now, here's the question you must ask yourself.

00:22:23.340 Here's a perspective that I can give you as a professional writer.

00:22:30.420 Speech writers have a lot of influence on government policy.

00:22:36.620 Because if a speech writer can write it in a way that's really persuasive, then the politician

00:22:42.540 who approves it says, whoa, that's really persuasive.

00:22:46.060 I'm going to go with that.

00:22:47.200 If the speech writer can't figure out a way to say it in a way that the country is going

00:22:52.920 to buy it, the candidate will kind of spot the same thing and maybe de-emphasize it.

00:22:58.980 So what you have is a situation where nobody talks about this except writers, I guess.

00:23:04.740 Writers are super influential.

00:23:07.640 If you've seen me influence anything in the real world, it's because I'm a writer, meaning

00:23:13.880 that I know how to say things in a way that other people can pick up as a persuasive way

00:23:19.940 to say something.

00:23:21.440 So just the fact that I can frame things in a better way gives me incredible influence

00:23:28.740 over the public because I can show a good way to say something.

00:23:34.160 Somebody important can recognize it, say, whoa, that is a good way to say that.

00:23:37.780 And then they say it.

00:23:38.600 So if you can say it best, you run every conversation.

00:23:44.160 Whoever can say it best is in charge, basically.

00:23:49.060 I mean, for all practical purposes, whoever is best at wording things ends up being in

00:23:53.900 charge.

00:23:54.420 You just don't know it.

00:23:57.060 So now think about AI being used for speech writing.

00:24:01.540 Now, the way that Trump explained it, I think it just tightened up the writing.

00:24:06.100 It didn't change the content.

00:24:08.400 But how far are we from some lesser known politician, let's say an AOC, who's got the

00:24:16.060 charisma, but isn't so good in the messaging?

00:24:19.660 But they just turn on AI and say, look, I'm this kind of politician.

00:24:24.700 I need a very persuasive speech on this topic.

00:24:28.840 And then just give that speech.

00:24:30.580 Now, at the moment, the best human speakers can write a way better speech than the best

00:24:36.940 AI.

00:24:38.100 But we all kind of think that's going to cross over so that maybe only a few Abe Lincolns

00:24:44.360 can do better than the AI.

00:24:46.420 So if you pair an AOC-type charisma with AI-written persuasive speeches, it kind of puts AI running

00:24:58.180 the country because even though the politician gets to say yes or no to reading the speech,

00:25:04.160 they won't say no if it keeps working.

00:25:08.540 So the way AI can control us is not by some kind of force or threat.

00:25:14.160 It's by its usefulness.

00:25:16.640 AI will control us by its utility.

00:25:19.900 You will soon realize there's no point in reading the speech it wrote for you until you

00:25:24.140 deliver it.

00:25:24.720 So just think about that.

00:25:28.520 That's a real thing.

00:25:29.920 I can predict with certainty that at some point in the next five years, for sure, maybe

00:25:35.240 one, there's going to be some somebody who's going to give a speech they never read.

00:25:40.040 They just told the AI to write it.

00:25:42.000 They print it down.

00:25:42.840 They put it in their pocket, got on stage and read it.

00:25:45.360 That's going to happen.

00:25:46.780 Then who's running your country?

00:25:48.800 The AI.

00:25:49.600 And it's not doing it with any malicious intent.

00:25:53.340 There's no objective to it.

00:25:55.460 It would simply be useful.

00:25:58.760 If it's useful, it's going to run the country.

00:26:00.980 That's it.

00:26:02.100 Because we don't ignore utility.

00:26:04.660 Utility is really persuasive.

00:26:07.120 All right.

00:26:07.380 It works.

00:26:08.000 I'll keep doing it.

00:26:08.800 Over in Europe, I guess Meta's having trouble with their AI because some Irish entity told

00:26:18.540 them they can't use local data, which makes their AI useless.

00:26:22.260 So remember I told you that humans are more dangerous to AI than AI is to humans?

00:26:27.800 Well, here we are.

00:26:28.640 So the Europeans are trying to kill AI.

00:26:33.780 Tell me an advantage that America has over China, Japan, and Europe in commerce.

00:26:41.380 Okay.

00:26:41.840 I'll tell you.

00:26:43.020 Here's the advantage that America has over Europe, Asia, and China.

00:26:49.220 When it comes to AI, there are two paths.

00:26:51.800 Go fast and oh my God, you might destroy the world.

00:26:54.340 Or go slow and you're in a lot of trouble that way too.

00:27:00.000 What's the American way to do anything?

00:27:02.720 You already know.

00:27:03.960 We're going to go fast.

00:27:06.860 If we can.

00:27:08.160 Now, the government would want to slow it down, right?

00:27:11.060 If it's up to the government.

00:27:12.720 But in America, we're going to say the government wants me to slow down.

00:27:17.800 Well, how about I just don't tell the government until I'm done?

00:27:21.240 That's the American way.

00:27:22.720 Yeah, we'll tell you when we're done.

00:27:23.840 Oh, was that too fast?

00:27:25.360 Sorry about that.

00:27:26.660 But it's out there.

00:27:27.560 Whoops.

00:27:28.180 Too late.

00:27:29.620 I wish I'd asked in advance, but it's a good thing I didn't.

00:27:33.940 No, America has a tremendous advantage in AI because of our personalities.

00:27:41.600 The American personality is this is super dangerous, but also super valuable.

00:27:49.300 When do we start?

00:27:52.400 We love this shit.

00:27:53.840 We eat this for breakfast.

00:27:56.660 Of course, we'll take the risk.

00:27:58.460 Of course, we will.

00:28:00.620 Will it work out?

00:28:01.980 Well, nobody knows, but it's the right it's the right play.

00:28:04.820 I do think you have to make noise about safety, just so it's not forgotten.

00:28:11.400 But even within that, you know, within those boundaries, America is going to be more flexible

00:28:16.340 than other countries.

00:28:17.440 And I really think that's going to make a difference.

00:28:19.640 We found out that Biden's EPA took a bunch of money meant for clean energy and gave it to groups that oppose immigration enforcement.

00:28:31.000 That's a real thing happening that you thought you voted for clean energy and they gave it to opposing protecting your country.

00:28:40.840 Do you think that maybe everything that we fund everywhere needs to be looked at carefully?

00:28:47.660 Do you think that we need a Vivek-like personality in the government to say, how about if you can't prove where you spent the money last time, you get zero?

00:28:57.060 How about that?

00:28:59.760 How about your budget for next year?

00:29:01.260 Zero.

00:29:02.100 If you can't tell me what you spent it on this year in a way that we're all happy with it.

00:29:06.800 Zero.

00:29:08.140 Goodbye.

00:29:09.360 You get nothing.

00:29:11.000 That's why we should play this.

00:29:12.760 If anybody says, oh, well, maybe we'll start tracking it next year.

00:29:17.500 No.

00:29:18.520 Zero.

00:29:19.380 Zero is what you get if you can't show where your money went.

00:29:22.160 And maybe a Republican administration can get that done.

00:29:27.620 I have my skepticism that Republicans would be tough enough, but there are some characters who might be.

00:29:34.200 Vivek is one of them.

00:29:38.300 Axios is reporting that Biden might need these celebrity endorsements and celebrity fundraising to get him over the mark.

00:29:47.600 You know what I like about this?

00:29:49.200 The fact that there's a, you know, a Democrat, sort of a Democrat-leaning publication, Axios, that's telling us that they're going to need the celebrities.

00:30:02.060 Here's what I love about that.

00:30:04.440 They're not hiding, Democrats are not hiding the fact that they need the dumbest people in America to back them or else they can't win.

00:30:11.360 Celebrities are well understood by every demographic in America.

00:30:19.440 We all know that they're dumber than us.

00:30:22.040 Am I right?

00:30:23.680 Asian Americans looking at celebrities?

00:30:26.040 Hmm.

00:30:26.840 Well, they're dumber than we are.

00:30:28.880 Black Americans looking at celebrities?

00:30:31.060 Hmm.

00:30:31.880 All right.

00:30:32.180 I love some of those celebrities, but, you know, on average, they're dumber than we are.

00:30:35.520 Um, I think everybody looks at celebrities as the dumbest people and nobody blinks when the Democrats say, yeah, once we get all the dumbest people in America on our side, we're going to raise some serious money.

00:30:48.360 I think you need to call out that they have intentionally decided that their fate has to be separated from the smart people.

00:30:58.160 Do you know why?

00:30:59.120 Because smart people aren't going to let you fucking change the gender of your kid and not tell the parents.

00:31:04.920 That's for fucking idiots.

00:31:07.180 That's what fucking idiots do.

00:31:09.660 Celebrities, for example.

00:31:11.140 So, no, the Democrats have to get as far as they can from smart people and they're signaling it as clearly as they can.

00:31:19.900 How about, how about their TikTok idea?

00:31:22.940 Yeah, Biden had a great TikTok idea.

00:31:25.700 Hey, young people, fellow young people on TikTok, we'll get the, we'll get the TikToker influencers.

00:31:31.720 Why TikTok influencers?

00:31:34.180 Because aside from celebrities, they're the dumbest fucking people in the world.

00:31:39.420 And everybody agrees, even the people who like them, even the people who follow them, right?

00:31:44.760 Nobody's saying they're brilliant.

00:31:46.640 They're the dumbest people.

00:31:48.180 And the Democrats need the dumbest people because the smartest people have already left.

00:31:53.420 Really, really obviously.

00:31:56.620 Who are the smartest people?

00:31:58.960 Bill Ackman, Elon Musk, Jameth, Benipatia, David Sachs.

00:32:05.780 I could list a lot more, but they're not all public.

00:32:11.540 But trust me, there are no smart people left supporting Biden.

00:32:16.740 And I mean that actually literally as an 100%.

00:32:19.860 Now, there are people who have high IQs who support him, but they're also lost in TDS.

00:32:27.940 Have you watched MSNBC lately?

00:32:30.300 The game I like to play when I watch MSNBC is liar, stupid, or TDS.

00:32:39.060 Liar, stupid, or TDS.

00:32:40.900 Because there's no other explanation for what you're seeing.

00:32:44.360 Now, I don't play that on CNN in 2024.

00:32:49.280 When I turn on CNN and Smirkanish comes on, I don't see any of those things.

00:32:54.620 He's not lying.

00:32:56.240 He's not stupid.

00:32:57.360 And he doesn't have TDS.

00:33:00.720 So I don't say that.

00:33:02.940 But when the MSNBC people come on, pretty much every one of them, there might be an exception.

00:33:08.340 Actually, some of the lawyers look like they're actually not crazy or stupid.

00:33:12.380 But the main hosts, like Morning Joe, I'm fascinated by Morning Joe.

00:33:20.220 I can't stop watching because I'm not exactly sure if he's operating from stupidity, TDS, or lying.

00:33:31.300 My current view is lying, as in he's being blackmailed by somebody.

00:33:37.440 Because he couldn't be that stupid and hold the job.

00:33:41.140 I don't think he can, right?

00:33:44.820 It's not like, yeah, I just don't think they could do that complicated job and be that stupid.

00:33:50.600 So I would rule out I'm stupid.

00:33:52.500 But the thing with Joe is he doesn't exactly look like he has TDS.

00:33:58.100 And he used to love Trump.

00:33:59.460 It looks like he's lying for some purpose that's not obvious to us.

00:34:06.780 I don't know what it is.

00:34:12.900 So here's another story.

00:34:16.100 More about men leaving the Democrat Party.

00:34:19.880 So Biden are both ramping up their messaging toward blackmail voters.

00:34:26.020 So Trump's doing it, and he's got a group, is it Blacks for Trump or something?

00:34:35.460 I saw CJ Pearson was talking about.

00:34:38.300 He's going to be a member of that.

00:34:41.740 We'll get to that later.

00:34:43.340 Anyway.

00:34:44.980 But apparently Biden realizes he's losing black voters.

00:34:50.880 But I think he's missing the plot.

00:34:57.920 Biden isn't losing black voters.

00:35:00.980 He's losing men, no matter what they look like.

00:35:04.600 They're still unwilling to admit what's going on.

00:35:07.400 Because once they admit that they're losing men,

00:35:10.320 they're going to admit that their whole situation is bad shit crazy.

00:35:15.160 Because even the women realize that if all the men who are smart leave,

00:35:19.540 they're doing something wrong.

00:35:20.880 On some level, they understand that.

00:35:24.260 If all the smart men leave,

00:35:26.440 and all they have left is some betas and some crazies,

00:35:30.340 even the Democrats are going to notice they might be doing something wrong.

00:35:34.320 So, yes, we're getting so close.

00:35:36.660 But the Democrats cannot acknowledge what's actually happening,

00:35:40.120 which is its male flight from a female-led disaster.

00:35:45.340 The Democrat Party is a female-led disaster for the country.

00:35:50.600 And, all right, so there's another story here.

00:35:58.620 Patrick, I bet David had somebody on who was saying that the odds of the CIA

00:36:03.680 having a body double for Biden is close to 100%,

00:36:07.980 and that they've had body doubles since Reagan's day.

00:36:12.840 But they may have improved to the point where it could give a speech.

00:36:17.120 Do you believe that?

00:36:18.840 Do you believe that there is a Biden body double

00:36:21.620 and that it may have improved to the point?

00:36:25.140 In other words, the technology or the technique of having a body double

00:36:28.940 may have improved to the point where it can give a speech,

00:36:31.980 and you wouldn't tell the difference.

00:36:33.680 And some say the State of the Union was the body double.

00:36:39.560 What do you say?

00:36:42.260 Here's what I say.

00:36:44.800 Beware the Kraken.

00:36:47.260 Beware the Kraken.

00:36:49.140 That, to me, doesn't sound like one of those stories

00:36:51.900 that you should go out and retweet as if you believe it.

00:36:56.160 I would call that a recreational belief.

00:36:59.020 It's fun, and I love looking into it,

00:37:01.820 and I love thinking about the possibility.

00:37:04.220 And I wonder, you know,

00:37:05.220 could anybody pull it off at some point in the future?

00:37:07.960 But don't believe it.

00:37:10.040 If you believe it,

00:37:11.260 you're going to be out there looking like a dope.

00:37:14.080 Not because it's untrue.

00:37:15.660 I don't know if it's true or untrue.

00:37:17.280 I'd bet against it.

00:37:18.760 But it's going to make you look like you have less credibility

00:37:22.120 because you know what's going to happen next.

00:37:25.320 We're about, it's probably already happened.

00:37:27.540 There's going to be a big story on the left

00:37:29.460 that the big old dope far-right people

00:37:34.080 think that Biden is not even Biden.

00:37:38.700 It's going to make you look stupid.

00:37:41.260 But if you want to just believe it for fun,

00:37:44.140 you know, as long as you're,

00:37:45.200 as long as you're very clearly just having fun with it,

00:37:48.300 it's a recreational belief,

00:37:49.540 and I'm all for it.

00:37:51.980 It's kind of fun,

00:37:53.440 but I don't think there's anything to it.

00:37:57.780 That's my best guess.

00:37:59.220 There's a disturbing story

00:38:04.000 about some Little Rock Airport executive

00:38:06.500 who was accused of doing something bad

00:38:09.940 paperwork-wise with some guns.

00:38:12.080 Maybe he sold a gun privately

00:38:13.540 in a way that shouldn't have happened.

00:38:15.600 But the ATF decided to do this pre-dawn raid,

00:38:21.120 which, because he was not warned

00:38:23.520 that armed people would be knocking at his house,

00:38:26.440 he apparently got his gun,

00:38:29.720 which resulted in him having his head blown off

00:38:32.960 by the ATF.

00:38:34.840 Now, do you think they could have handled this

00:38:36.760 a different way,

00:38:38.620 such as,

00:38:39.820 hey, why don't you come into the police department?

00:38:43.480 We've got this question for you.

00:38:46.100 Do you think they should have at least maybe tried

00:38:48.940 to have a peaceful solution

00:38:52.200 given that he had no record of violence,

00:38:54.920 no criminal record?

00:38:57.860 Now, was the thing he was accused of

00:39:00.540 a bad-sounding crime?

00:39:03.160 It might have been.

00:39:05.280 But it wasn't a violent crime.

00:39:07.980 And to imagine that he should be treated like this

00:39:10.520 when you know he's got a house full of guns

00:39:12.720 is weirdly stupid.

00:39:18.400 And people are saying that

00:39:20.220 it's an intentional murder, basically.

00:39:22.240 And to the point where somebody's saying

00:39:24.940 Little Rock Airport,

00:39:26.800 I think I saw Mike Benz say,

00:39:29.300 I wonder what he knows

00:39:30.700 about the Little Rock Airport.

00:39:32.900 Correct me if I'm wrong,

00:39:34.440 the Little Rock Airport

00:39:35.420 has in the past been implicated

00:39:37.320 as a destination of sketchy things.

00:39:41.300 Is that true?

00:39:43.400 Because I have this vague memory

00:39:45.000 of Little Rock Airport

00:39:45.900 being literally part of some

00:39:48.620 spy op at some point.

00:39:50.620 Was it?

00:39:53.320 Yeah.

00:39:54.040 Now, would that mean

00:39:55.000 that this guy would know it

00:39:56.280 and so they were going to take him down?

00:39:57.940 I don't know.

00:39:59.200 But as Mike Cernovich

00:40:00.640 and others pointed out,

00:40:02.780 we're not in an environment

00:40:05.140 where you can call this

00:40:06.240 an accident automatically.

00:40:08.480 We're in an environment

00:40:09.580 where we don't know

00:40:10.580 that it was anything

00:40:11.300 but a terrible, terrible decision

00:40:13.260 by people who were poorly trained

00:40:15.580 and maybe had bad motives.

00:40:17.420 But man, you've got to ask yourself

00:40:20.640 if this is just more Republicans

00:40:22.480 being hunted

00:40:23.180 because I'm pretty sure

00:40:25.220 he was probably a Republican.

00:40:27.200 Don't know that.

00:40:28.760 But if that's the case,

00:40:30.380 I'd be extra worried.

00:40:34.120 Well, Trump says

00:40:35.200 he's not going to fund anybody

00:40:36.780 who's into CRT.

00:40:38.080 He says,

00:40:38.240 on day one,

00:40:39.400 he'll sign a new executive order

00:40:40.660 to cut federal funding

00:40:41.680 for any school

00:40:42.780 pushing critical race theory,

00:40:44.560 transgender insanity

00:40:47.160 and other inappropriate

00:40:48.460 sexual racial stuff.

00:40:51.240 He'll not give one penny

00:40:52.600 to any school

00:40:53.200 that has a vaccine mandate

00:40:54.540 or a mask mandate.

00:40:56.620 Well, those are crowd pleasers.

00:41:01.600 And it looks like something

00:41:02.920 he could actually do

00:41:04.140 and would actually do.

00:41:05.320 Yeah, I mean,

00:41:07.120 I think he could pull it off.

00:41:09.000 So yes,

00:41:10.380 do all of those things, please.

00:41:12.640 And if you want one reason

00:41:14.000 to vote for Trump,

00:41:15.120 there it is.

00:41:16.460 If you don't fix that,

00:41:17.940 we're completely dead.

00:41:19.780 And he's the only one

00:41:20.560 offering a solution.

00:41:22.260 So let me say it again.

00:41:23.500 If you don't fix this,

00:41:25.380 all the brainwashing in schools,

00:41:28.160 we're dead.

00:41:29.780 We cannot survive this.

00:41:32.020 It's unsurvivable.

00:41:33.220 I think we'll correct.

00:41:35.120 So I'm not saying

00:41:35.800 we won't survive.

00:41:37.000 But there's no real decision

00:41:39.000 this time.

00:41:40.240 You know what's fun

00:41:41.060 about this election?

00:41:42.960 Here's what's fun.

00:41:45.300 In most elections,

00:41:46.780 there isn't really

00:41:48.120 that much difference

00:41:49.140 between the candidates.

00:41:50.880 I remember when Gore

00:41:52.140 ran against Bush.

00:41:55.020 And at the time,

00:41:56.180 don't judge me,

00:41:57.420 don't judge me,

00:41:58.380 at the time,

00:41:59.080 I preferred Gore.

00:42:01.900 Yeah, I'd met him once.

00:42:03.380 I liked him.

00:42:04.740 And then Bush won.

00:42:07.620 And do you know

00:42:08.000 what my immediate reaction was?

00:42:10.780 Well, I'm sure he'll be fine.

00:42:15.060 I didn't even have

00:42:16.120 a reaction to it

00:42:17.020 because they didn't seem

00:42:18.220 like they were really

00:42:19.120 that different.

00:42:20.700 I didn't think.

00:42:21.740 But now we have

00:42:24.700 this situation

00:42:25.300 where Biden and Trump

00:42:27.100 are not just

00:42:28.320 different politically,

00:42:29.680 but it's real obvious

00:42:31.680 to everybody

00:42:32.900 that Biden's brain

00:42:34.500 is done.

00:42:36.080 Now, under this

00:42:36.880 very unique situation,

00:42:38.380 which I don't think

00:42:39.180 has ever happened before,

00:42:41.060 you can tell

00:42:41.840 who's lying

00:42:42.700 with certainty.

00:42:46.600 And that's not really

00:42:47.900 ever been the case before.

00:42:49.160 Usually if somebody said,

00:42:51.060 my team is good,

00:42:51.960 your team is bad,

00:42:53.540 well,

00:42:54.200 maybe they made

00:42:54.920 some good points,

00:42:55.940 but, you know,

00:42:56.920 it'll be tangled up

00:42:57.960 in the bias

00:42:58.600 and the fake news

00:43:00.080 and, you know,

00:43:00.620 you didn't know

00:43:01.100 what was really real.

00:43:03.500 So other people's

00:43:04.820 arguments looked,

00:43:05.900 well, you know,

00:43:07.160 that looks like

00:43:07.840 a reasonable opinion.

00:43:09.100 I just happen to disagree.

00:43:11.160 But now people

00:43:12.140 who are backing Biden,

00:43:14.080 they don't have

00:43:14.640 a reasonable,

00:43:15.540 that's not

00:43:15.980 a reasonable opinion.

00:43:16.880 Yeah, I've never

00:43:19.320 seen this before.

00:43:20.680 Where you can say

00:43:21.700 for sure

00:43:22.380 that if somebody's saying,

00:43:24.500 oh, Biden's fine

00:43:25.480 behind closed doors

00:43:26.600 and he's our best bet,

00:43:27.960 you can know

00:43:28.720 that that person

00:43:29.400 is just a bullshit person.

00:43:31.140 You don't even have

00:43:32.120 to think about

00:43:32.740 their opinion.

00:43:33.960 You can know

00:43:34.540 that they're

00:43:34.920 a professional liar.

00:43:36.640 And so this is

00:43:37.320 what allows us,

00:43:38.320 you know,

00:43:38.500 that plus all the

00:43:39.420 lawfare

00:43:40.240 and all the hoaxes

00:43:41.900 have allowed us

00:43:43.040 to identify

00:43:43.660 their liar squad.

00:43:44.760 So what happened

00:43:47.100 is the liar squad

00:43:48.740 is now crystal clear,

00:43:51.080 you know,

00:43:51.300 and Morning Joe

00:43:52.400 is one of them,

00:43:53.180 obviously.

00:43:54.740 And now you can

00:43:55.640 watch it for entertainment.

00:43:57.760 Yeah, Liz Cheney,

00:43:59.440 Kinzinger,

00:44:00.220 they're all just

00:44:01.180 the liar squad.

00:44:02.640 And it's just

00:44:04.560 kind of funny.

00:44:06.120 I mean,

00:44:06.460 it'd be funnier

00:44:07.100 if it wasn't

00:44:07.900 destroying the country,

00:44:08.860 but it's funny

00:44:09.980 to watch them flail

00:44:11.160 because on some level

00:44:13.220 they know that

00:44:13.980 everybody knows

00:44:14.660 they're lying

00:44:15.180 because there's

00:44:16.340 nobody who's

00:44:16.840 looking at Biden

00:44:17.580 today

00:44:18.720 and saying,

00:44:20.400 well,

00:44:20.580 he looks good enough.

00:44:22.020 Nobody.

00:44:22.980 There's not a Democrat,

00:44:24.120 not a child,

00:44:25.180 not a white person,

00:44:26.060 not a black person.

00:44:26.900 There's nobody.

00:44:27.940 There's nobody

00:44:28.640 thinks he's okay.

00:44:30.120 So that gives you

00:44:31.060 this moment

00:44:32.180 of complete clarity

00:44:33.640 about who are

00:44:35.480 the terrible people.

00:44:36.900 They're the ones

00:44:37.780 saying he's okay.

00:44:39.300 There's no question

00:44:40.340 about it.

00:44:41.040 You don't have

00:44:41.500 to wonder anymore.

00:44:42.260 And it's actually

00:44:43.340 weirdly clarifying

00:44:45.240 and I find it

00:44:46.400 comforting

00:44:46.800 in the strangest

00:44:47.840 obscene way.

00:44:50.180 But it's nice

00:44:51.040 to know for sure

00:44:51.940 what's true

00:44:52.540 and what's not.

00:44:53.440 Rarely do you get that.

00:44:56.080 There's a company

00:44:56.860 called Scale AI

00:44:58.400 and the CEO,

00:45:01.200 Alexander Wang,

00:45:02.920 whose name

00:45:03.380 I'd like you to hear.

00:45:05.360 Alexander Wang.

00:45:07.040 Why?

00:45:08.240 Because he's my hero.

00:45:10.560 So I'm going to say

00:45:11.140 his name again.

00:45:12.500 Alexander Wang.

00:45:14.440 Here's the name

00:45:14.980 of his company again.

00:45:17.520 Scale AI.

00:45:19.840 Remember those names.

00:45:22.280 Here's why.

00:45:23.460 He just went out

00:45:24.440 in public

00:45:24.840 and said that

00:45:25.680 they're not going

00:45:26.900 to do DEI.

00:45:27.960 They're going to do

00:45:28.620 MEI,

00:45:29.380 which is merit.

00:45:31.080 And he says,

00:45:31.720 from now on,

00:45:32.400 we're a merit.

00:45:32.980 Well, not from now on,

00:45:33.980 just always, I guess.

00:45:35.220 Scale is a meritocracy

00:45:36.540 and we must always

00:45:37.920 remain one.

00:45:39.660 Do you know what's

00:45:40.400 the best part

00:45:40.920 of this story?

00:45:42.800 He was not canceled.

00:45:45.520 No pushback.

00:45:47.720 It's two stories.

00:45:49.480 One story

00:45:50.220 is one brave hero

00:45:52.520 said this out loud

00:45:53.960 at great personal risk.

00:45:55.740 Great personal risk.

00:45:58.120 He was the right one

00:45:59.120 to say it.

00:45:59.800 Asian American.

00:46:01.320 I assume he's American.

00:46:04.160 Thank you.

00:46:06.060 Thank you.

00:46:06.780 And so I appreciate it.

00:46:10.320 I personally appreciate it.

00:46:12.420 So you can make

00:46:13.920 your own judgment.

00:46:15.160 But damn,

00:46:15.700 I appreciate this guy

00:46:16.700 because he's taking

00:46:18.500 the arrow

00:46:19.020 if there is one.

00:46:20.280 But his timing

00:46:21.300 might be perfect

00:46:22.300 because I didn't see

00:46:23.480 a lot of pushback.

00:46:24.380 I'm sort of in my

00:46:25.400 little bubble.

00:46:26.640 So maybe there was

00:46:27.600 some pushback

00:46:28.140 I didn't see.

00:46:29.340 But I think

00:46:30.700 it's a sign of change

00:46:31.960 that a CEO

00:46:33.480 can say that directly

00:46:34.820 with no

00:46:36.320 no

00:46:38.140 no softening.

00:46:40.200 Just said it directly.

00:46:41.180 No, we're not going

00:46:41.780 to do that anymore.

00:46:42.560 We're a meritocracy.

00:46:43.780 You're going to have

00:46:44.240 to live with that.

00:46:47.380 Well, every

00:46:48.320 Sunday or so

00:46:50.000 I see clips

00:46:51.580 about Bill Maher

00:46:52.580 not understanding

00:46:53.420 the news.

00:46:55.060 Here's the latest one.

00:46:56.360 And by the way,

00:46:56.940 his job is to follow

00:46:58.060 the news.

00:47:00.980 And he's very valuable

00:47:03.240 because he's transparent.

00:47:07.320 Transparency

00:47:07.920 covers a lot

00:47:08.840 of problems.

00:47:11.180 Right?

00:47:11.420 There are a lot

00:47:12.040 of things I don't like

00:47:13.180 but as long

00:47:14.480 as it's transparent

00:47:15.360 nobody's hiding

00:47:16.340 anything from me

00:47:17.080 nobody's lying to me

00:47:18.080 I can accept it

00:47:19.860 a lot easier.

00:47:21.060 Like,

00:47:21.320 I don't like it

00:47:22.400 but at least

00:47:23.220 it's transparent.

00:47:24.660 One of the things

00:47:25.280 I'm going to compliment

00:47:26.640 but also criticize

00:47:28.620 is that Bill Maher

00:47:30.020 lives transparently.

00:47:32.140 In other words,

00:47:32.640 I've never picked up

00:47:33.600 you know,

00:47:34.580 he's got some TDS

00:47:35.440 but I've never picked up

00:47:36.560 something that looked

00:47:37.340 like an intentional lie.

00:47:39.640 Right?

00:47:39.820 He's got the

00:47:40.300 Elon Musk

00:47:42.120 Joe Rogan quality

00:47:44.200 where you could

00:47:45.400 disagree with him

00:47:46.260 but it doesn't feel

00:47:48.460 like he's lying

00:47:49.280 like ever.

00:47:51.000 So he's got that

00:47:52.200 going for him.

00:47:53.660 But when he

00:47:54.100 but he asked his guests

00:47:55.240 he said

00:47:56.780 you know,

00:47:58.520 explain to me

00:47:59.280 how that Delaware

00:48:00.080 computer repair guy

00:48:01.340 who had the

00:48:01.960 Hunter Biden laptop

00:48:03.800 how is it that

00:48:04.840 he gets to keep it

00:48:05.880 just because

00:48:06.960 it was left there?

00:48:08.740 And he thought

00:48:09.560 there was some

00:48:10.260 you know,

00:48:11.600 some shenanigans

00:48:12.380 going on

00:48:13.100 that this guy

00:48:13.780 suspiciously

00:48:14.720 gets to keep a laptop?

00:48:17.080 Now,

00:48:17.760 every one of you

00:48:19.220 knows the answer

00:48:19.920 to that question,

00:48:20.700 right?

00:48:22.300 In the comments

00:48:23.460 I just want to test this.

00:48:26.520 Do every one of you

00:48:27.380 know the answer

00:48:27.960 to that question?

00:48:28.580 Because I do

00:48:29.100 because I watch the news.

00:48:31.200 What news did he watch

00:48:32.440 so he doesn't know

00:48:33.060 the answer to the question?

00:48:34.920 And the answer

00:48:35.720 to the question is

00:48:36.520 you'll probably see

00:48:37.760 it in the comments

00:48:38.400 that because it's

00:48:40.020 a fairly common occurrence

00:48:41.540 that somebody

00:48:42.640 will drop something

00:48:43.480 off for repair

00:48:44.300 and never come back

00:48:45.680 to pick it up

00:48:46.440 the repair guy

00:48:48.780 had a policy

00:48:49.500 where you have to

00:48:50.040 sign a thing

00:48:50.680 that says

00:48:51.080 if you don't pick it up

00:48:51.960 in so many days

00:48:52.880 it becomes the property

00:48:54.280 of the shop.

00:48:55.680 And Hunter

00:48:56.000 signed that document.

00:48:57.960 Hunter being

00:48:58.520 you know,

00:48:59.100 a trained attorney

00:48:59.860 signed a document

00:49:01.440 that says

00:49:02.000 if I don't pick it up

00:49:02.900 it belongs to you.

00:49:05.380 Now,

00:49:06.100 you all knew that,

00:49:07.480 right?

00:49:09.100 Did all of you

00:49:09.880 know that?

00:49:10.800 It's,

00:49:11.380 I've seen it reported

00:49:12.260 I don't know,

00:49:13.660 a bunch of times.

00:49:15.200 But how in the world

00:49:16.440 do you have a job

00:49:17.220 where you talk

00:49:17.780 about the news

00:49:18.500 and you missed that?

00:49:20.240 I mean,

00:49:20.420 that was a pretty

00:49:21.180 common news item.

00:49:23.120 Pretty common.

00:49:23.760 so my point here

00:49:28.080 is that

00:49:28.720 as much as

00:49:29.340 I appreciate

00:49:30.060 Marr being able

00:49:31.140 to,

00:49:31.780 you know,

00:49:32.720 address things

00:49:33.620 in his honest

00:49:34.500 and transparent way

00:49:35.700 on both sides,

00:49:37.100 he needs to

00:49:38.060 understand

00:49:38.700 how crippled

00:49:40.900 he is

00:49:41.260 by his news sources.

00:49:43.180 Because I think

00:49:43.980 he said

00:49:44.380 he's been also

00:49:45.720 very open

00:49:46.260 about having

00:49:46.860 only a few

00:49:47.400 news sources,

00:49:48.260 the ones he trusts,

00:49:49.100 you know,

00:49:49.260 like the New York Times.

00:49:51.180 I know,

00:49:51.900 that sounded

00:49:52.180 like a punchline,

00:49:53.000 didn't it?

00:49:53.580 But he actually

00:49:54.140 said that,

00:49:55.440 that he reads

00:49:56.500 the New York Times

00:49:57.140 because he only

00:49:57.680 wants to read

00:49:58.240 the trusted news.

00:50:01.400 He's almost there.

00:50:03.300 He's so close,

00:50:04.760 but he's not

00:50:05.240 quite there yet.

00:50:07.860 Meanwhile,

00:50:08.520 Joe Biden

00:50:08.980 does a tweet

00:50:09.720 about inflation.

00:50:11.680 He goes,

00:50:12.340 zero,

00:50:12.940 that was the

00:50:13.440 monthly inflation

00:50:14.220 in May.

00:50:15.140 There's more

00:50:15.580 to do still,

00:50:16.600 but this is

00:50:17.180 welcome progress.

00:50:18.700 Really?

00:50:19.180 Why is there

00:50:19.920 more to do

00:50:20.520 if you've got

00:50:21.220 it to zero?

00:50:22.600 Nobody's ever

00:50:23.220 done that before.

00:50:24.820 That should be

00:50:25.440 the greatest

00:50:25.940 victory lap

00:50:26.720 and the victory

00:50:27.600 lap of all

00:50:29.080 victory laps.

00:50:30.680 My God,

00:50:31.300 Joe Biden

00:50:31.720 got inflation

00:50:32.720 down to zero?

00:50:34.140 Holy cow.

00:50:35.460 Let's all

00:50:35.860 give him a,

00:50:37.140 of course,

00:50:37.780 that's not true.

00:50:39.180 Of course,

00:50:39.740 he didn't get

00:50:40.200 inflation down

00:50:40.940 to zero.

00:50:41.780 It's way up

00:50:42.800 from where

00:50:43.540 he started office

00:50:44.560 and it continues

00:50:45.760 to go up

00:50:46.320 3.3% a year.

00:50:47.800 Now,

00:50:48.920 is 3.3%

00:50:50.100 bad inflation?

00:50:51.320 Not bad.

00:50:53.060 It's not bad.

00:50:54.280 So what he

00:50:54.760 should say

00:50:55.400 is that

00:50:56.980 it's come

00:50:57.440 down a lot

00:50:58.600 in terms of,

00:51:00.280 in terms of

00:51:00.820 the future

00:51:01.540 rate,

00:51:02.920 the,

00:51:03.120 the future

00:51:03.660 growth

00:51:04.080 has come

00:51:04.740 down,

00:51:05.200 but we

00:51:05.700 still have

00:51:06.060 inflation.

00:51:07.340 Three and a

00:51:08.000 half percent

00:51:08.540 still means

00:51:09.600 something,

00:51:10.080 especially if

00:51:10.800 they took

00:51:11.160 28%

00:51:11.920 out of your

00:51:12.320 paycheck

00:51:12.760 in the past

00:51:13.780 few years,

00:51:14.300 which is

00:51:14.700 approximately

00:51:15.260 what happened

00:51:15.860 for a lot

00:51:16.280 of goods.

00:51:18.080 So that's

00:51:19.020 just a big

00:51:19.480 old lie.

00:51:23.300 I saw

00:51:24.360 this conspiracy

00:51:25.140 theory that

00:51:25.840 I like from

00:51:26.500 Yossi Gostestner

00:51:28.020 on X.

00:51:29.620 He said,

00:51:30.060 why didn't

00:51:30.440 Obama and

00:51:31.040 the Democrats

00:51:31.580 make Juneteenth

00:51:32.540 a federal

00:51:33.140 holiday a

00:51:33.880 decade ago?

00:51:35.360 And his

00:51:35.920 reasoning is

00:51:37.760 simple.

00:51:38.720 The day came

00:51:39.360 into focus

00:51:39.920 when Trump

00:51:40.520 had planned

00:51:40.940 to return

00:51:41.420 campaigning

00:51:42.100 on June

00:51:44.540 19th of

00:51:46.860 2020.

00:51:49.080 And then

00:51:50.020 everything else

00:51:50.800 came in.

00:51:52.140 Do you think

00:51:52.720 that a

00:51:53.380 federal holiday

00:51:54.100 was created

00:51:54.820 just to

00:51:55.900 dunk on

00:51:56.620 Trump?

00:51:58.960 Is that

00:51:59.780 a thing?

00:52:00.820 A federal

00:52:01.340 holiday was

00:52:02.020 created just

00:52:02.980 to make

00:52:03.260 Trump look

00:52:03.700 bad?

00:52:03.980 I'm not

00:52:06.940 sure that

00:52:07.380 happened

00:52:07.800 because

00:52:08.680 everything

00:52:09.020 was moving

00:52:09.640 woke

00:52:10.040 since

00:52:10.520 Obama.

00:52:14.620 So I

00:52:16.220 like the

00:52:16.620 fact that

00:52:16.960 somebody's

00:52:17.360 asking the

00:52:17.920 question

00:52:18.320 whether even

00:52:19.520 Juneteenth is

00:52:20.260 real.

00:52:20.820 Now it's

00:52:21.180 real in

00:52:21.600 terms of

00:52:22.020 historical,

00:52:23.200 there's a

00:52:23.700 history to

00:52:24.080 it of

00:52:24.300 course,

00:52:24.720 but the

00:52:25.200 making a

00:52:25.820 federal

00:52:26.800 holiday out

00:52:27.480 of it,

00:52:27.980 do you

00:52:28.200 think that

00:52:28.520 was purely

00:52:29.200 an anti-Trump

00:52:30.020 thing?

00:52:30.260 Now I

00:52:32.060 don't think

00:52:32.420 everybody who

00:52:33.180 was involved

00:52:33.700 in the

00:52:34.080 decision was

00:52:34.820 just thinking

00:52:35.400 anti-Trump,

00:52:36.540 but do you

00:52:36.900 think that's

00:52:37.300 what pushed

00:52:37.760 it across

00:52:38.280 the finish

00:52:39.360 line to

00:52:40.400 actually make

00:52:41.240 it a

00:52:41.520 federal

00:52:41.780 holiday?

00:52:42.720 I think

00:52:43.140 maybe yes.

00:52:45.080 I think

00:52:45.500 maybe yes.

00:52:47.160 It may

00:52:47.740 have been

00:52:47.940 the difference

00:52:48.480 between it

00:52:49.120 making the

00:52:49.720 final mile

00:52:51.880 to become

00:52:52.420 an actual

00:52:52.880 law.

00:52:55.300 Anyway.

00:52:58.800 I made a

00:52:59.640 comment about

00:53:00.200 military

00:53:00.740 recruitment

00:53:01.200 on X

00:53:01.720 yesterday,

00:53:02.740 got a

00:53:03.140 lot of

00:53:03.480 attention,

00:53:04.800 and I

00:53:05.200 said the

00:53:05.520 U.S.

00:53:05.800 military

00:53:06.080 recruitment

00:53:06.620 problem is

00:53:07.360 entirely due

00:53:08.120 to white

00:53:08.540 men no

00:53:08.980 longer

00:53:09.300 joining.

00:53:10.220 I said

00:53:10.600 that DEI

00:53:11.440 is the

00:53:11.860 reason for

00:53:12.260 that.

00:53:13.000 Now people

00:53:13.520 weighed in

00:53:13.920 with their

00:53:14.220 own opinions,

00:53:14.940 and they

00:53:15.720 said,

00:53:16.060 no, no,

00:53:16.400 Scott,

00:53:16.820 it's because

00:53:17.360 the economy

00:53:18.060 is better

00:53:18.460 under

00:53:18.760 Biden,

00:53:20.060 and so

00:53:20.560 all those

00:53:21.700 people who

00:53:22.840 were joining

00:53:23.180 the military

00:53:23.660 before,

00:53:24.280 they just

00:53:24.600 go get

00:53:24.980 good jobs

00:53:25.500 instead.

00:53:27.140 To which I

00:53:27.940 said,

00:53:29.040 okay,

00:53:29.440 are you

00:53:30.220 missing the

00:53:30.760 main part

00:53:31.260 of what I

00:53:31.600 said,

00:53:32.580 which is

00:53:33.120 that it's

00:53:33.700 white men.

00:53:34.280 That's based

00:53:34.900 on data,

00:53:35.460 not guessing.

00:53:36.960 I think it

00:53:37.520 was maybe

00:53:38.120 Victor David

00:53:38.780 Hanson I

00:53:39.720 heard it

00:53:40.020 from.

00:53:40.480 I don't

00:53:40.700 want to

00:53:40.960 blame him

00:53:41.380 if it's

00:53:41.700 wrong,

00:53:42.580 but I

00:53:42.820 think

00:53:43.060 somebody

00:53:43.520 credible

00:53:44.340 said the

00:53:45.180 other day

00:53:45.620 that 100%

00:53:47.360 of the

00:53:47.800 difference

00:53:48.240 in military

00:53:51.160 enrollment

00:53:51.820 is white

00:53:53.280 men,

00:53:53.860 that the

00:53:54.940 other

00:53:55.280 categories

00:53:55.900 are about

00:53:57.640 the same

00:53:58.020 as before.

00:53:59.240 So blacks,

00:54:00.700 Hispanics,

00:54:01.780 women,

00:54:03.280 Asian-Americans,

00:54:04.340 seems about the

00:54:05.420 same as before,

00:54:06.780 but white men

00:54:07.740 enrolling

00:54:08.640 plunged.

00:54:10.320 Now,

00:54:10.940 if I say

00:54:11.580 the only group

00:54:12.380 that plunged

00:54:12.940 was white

00:54:13.360 men,

00:54:14.240 here's the

00:54:14.940 wrong answer.

00:54:15.920 It's because

00:54:16.440 the economy

00:54:17.040 is good,

00:54:17.500 so the white

00:54:17.940 men went

00:54:18.380 and got

00:54:18.640 better jobs.

00:54:20.120 No,

00:54:21.140 no.

00:54:22.100 If the

00:54:24.320 economy was

00:54:25.180 what's

00:54:25.480 happening,

00:54:26.480 then everybody

00:54:27.280 would have

00:54:27.680 gone and

00:54:28.020 got a

00:54:28.300 better job.

00:54:30.280 Everybody.

00:54:31.820 White people

00:54:32.440 don't have the

00:54:32.980 advantage in

00:54:33.620 getting a

00:54:34.000 better job.

00:54:34.960 Have you

00:54:35.440 met DEI?

00:54:37.620 DEI means

00:54:38.460 that corporations

00:54:39.180 are begging

00:54:39.900 for diverse

00:54:40.760 people,

00:54:41.400 and if they

00:54:41.980 can get

00:54:42.320 them from

00:54:42.620 any source,

00:54:43.660 they're going

00:54:44.080 to do it.

00:54:44.640 So if people

00:54:45.120 were going

00:54:45.540 to join

00:54:45.960 the army

00:54:46.320 before,

00:54:47.460 but suddenly

00:54:47.940 they realize

00:54:48.640 that Pepsi

00:54:49.760 Cola and

00:54:50.420 Apple will

00:54:51.020 be scrambling

00:54:51.780 for their

00:54:52.240 services because

00:54:53.000 they want

00:54:53.320 to be

00:54:53.680 diverse,

00:54:55.360 it seems

00:54:55.880 to me that

00:54:56.540 the diverse

00:54:57.480 people would

00:54:57.980 have gone

00:54:58.200 first because

00:54:59.340 they by far

00:55:00.000 have the

00:55:00.340 greatest

00:55:00.580 opportunity

00:55:01.240 under a

00:55:02.300 Biden

00:55:02.520 administration

00:55:03.140 because the

00:55:04.260 white men

00:55:04.660 are discriminated

00:55:05.460 against

00:55:05.780 unemployment

00:55:06.320 in all

00:55:07.040 big companies

00:55:07.600 now.

00:55:08.600 Less so in

00:55:09.200 private

00:55:09.520 companies,

00:55:10.120 but in

00:55:11.000 all big

00:55:11.360 companies,

00:55:11.980 white men

00:55:12.460 are last

00:55:13.700 on the list

00:55:14.200 for jobs.

00:55:15.200 Now,

00:55:15.560 if you're

00:55:16.120 listening to

00:55:16.720 this and

00:55:17.160 you're a

00:55:17.440 Democrat and

00:55:18.100 you just

00:55:18.420 went,

00:55:18.960 my God,

00:55:19.580 I can't

00:55:19.900 believe he

00:55:20.260 even thinks

00:55:20.720 that,

00:55:20.980 oh my

00:55:22.060 God,

00:55:22.340 I'm sorry

00:55:22.680 what your

00:55:23.080 news has

00:55:23.540 done to

00:55:23.860 you.

00:55:24.860 If you're

00:55:25.420 a Democrat

00:55:25.820 and you

00:55:26.260 don't know

00:55:26.980 that a

00:55:27.500 white man

00:55:27.880 practically

00:55:28.440 can't get

00:55:28.960 a job

00:55:29.360 in corporate

00:55:29.880 America

00:55:30.280 today,

00:55:31.560 fuck you.

00:55:32.240 I'm not

00:55:35.900 even going

00:55:36.180 to try to

00:55:36.560 correct you.

00:55:37.060 Just

00:55:37.220 fuck you.

00:55:39.540 We're

00:55:40.020 beyond,

00:55:40.720 oh,

00:55:41.000 look at

00:55:41.520 my data.

00:55:42.540 We're

00:55:42.760 all the

00:55:43.000 way to

00:55:43.380 fuck you.

00:55:44.380 Shut the

00:55:44.820 fuck up.

00:55:45.700 It's just

00:55:46.180 a fact.

00:55:47.180 Everybody

00:55:47.560 knows it's

00:55:48.120 a fact.

00:55:48.600 It's been

00:55:48.840 a fact for

00:55:49.360 30 fucking

00:55:50.060 years.

00:55:50.760 It's a

00:55:51.180 fact now.

00:55:52.380 It's harder

00:55:52.840 for a white

00:55:53.420 man to get

00:55:54.380 a job in

00:55:54.980 corporate

00:55:55.260 America if

00:55:56.280 there are

00:55:56.680 any diverse

00:55:57.500 category

00:55:58.760 candidates who

00:55:59.560 are also

00:55:59.900 applying at

00:56:00.460 the same

00:56:00.760 time.

00:56:01.660 It's

00:56:02.140 almost

00:56:02.480 impossible.

00:56:03.640 Every white

00:56:04.200 man knows

00:56:04.700 that.

00:56:05.480 Everyone.

00:56:06.980 Now,

00:56:07.380 this is where

00:56:07.960 a black

00:56:08.640 man from

00:56:09.160 Chicago always

00:56:10.060 comes in

00:56:10.520 and says,

00:56:11.120 oh,

00:56:11.280 yeah?

00:56:12.140 Can you

00:56:12.520 show me

00:56:12.880 some proof

00:56:13.340 of that?

00:56:13.980 Yeah.

00:56:14.280 Walk

00:56:14.520 outside,

00:56:15.240 tap on

00:56:15.660 the shoulder

00:56:16.080 any white

00:56:16.920 man 50

00:56:17.620 years or

00:56:18.180 older and

00:56:18.920 ask him,

00:56:19.660 have you

00:56:19.940 had personal

00:56:20.500 experience in

00:56:21.220 which you

00:56:21.480 were turned

00:56:21.800 down because

00:56:22.280 you're a

00:56:22.640 white man?

00:56:23.300 100% of

00:56:24.640 them will

00:56:24.900 say yes.

00:56:26.460 Talk to

00:56:26.840 a white

00:56:27.120 man maybe

00:56:27.620 once in

00:56:28.320 your life.

00:56:30.460 And if

00:56:32.680 you tell

00:56:32.960 me you

00:56:33.240 have one

00:56:34.380 white

00:56:34.700 friend,

00:56:35.560 well,

00:56:36.520 maybe you

00:56:37.160 need another

00:56:37.820 one.

00:56:40.560 So,

00:56:41.060 yes,

00:56:41.340 it's definitely

00:56:41.880 men not

00:56:42.860 joining.

00:56:43.360 I would

00:56:43.700 think it's

00:56:44.140 obvious that

00:56:44.740 it's a

00:56:45.020 DEI problem

00:56:45.860 because if I

00:56:46.880 were to

00:56:47.180 join the

00:56:47.540 military,

00:56:48.780 do you

00:56:49.340 think I

00:56:49.720 would stand

00:56:50.260 out among

00:56:50.840 the other

00:56:51.300 military

00:56:51.800 recruits?

00:56:52.560 Well,

00:56:53.280 we're probably

00:56:53.900 going to

00:56:54.200 look largely

00:56:55.280 the same.

00:56:56.220 You know,

00:56:56.360 we're going

00:56:56.580 to go through

00:56:56.940 the same

00:56:57.300 training.

00:56:57.720 We'd

00:56:58.940 join for

00:57:00.060 probably

00:57:00.380 similar

00:57:00.780 reasons,

00:57:01.740 you know,

00:57:01.900 didn't have

00:57:02.280 something

00:57:02.580 better

00:57:02.920 cooking.

00:57:04.600 So,

00:57:05.080 no,

00:57:05.380 if you're

00:57:05.680 a white

00:57:05.960 man,

00:57:06.260 I say

00:57:06.660 don't join

00:57:07.200 the military,

00:57:07.940 you'd be

00:57:08.220 an idiot.

00:57:10.180 Sorry.

00:57:11.380 Now,

00:57:12.060 I do

00:57:12.600 respect,

00:57:13.320 of course,

00:57:14.100 service,

00:57:14.960 and I

00:57:16.660 thank anybody

00:57:17.340 who's been

00:57:17.700 in the

00:57:17.940 military.

00:57:19.040 But at

00:57:19.420 the moment,

00:57:20.160 the military

00:57:20.740 has been

00:57:21.220 transformed

00:57:21.740 into an

00:57:22.460 anti-white

00:57:23.180 man

00:57:23.520 organization.

00:57:24.940 No white

00:57:25.460 man should

00:57:25.960 join an

00:57:26.380 anti-white

00:57:26.940 man

00:57:27.180 organization.

00:57:28.580 That's

00:57:28.980 just

00:57:29.180 common

00:57:29.520 sense.

00:57:30.580 If you

00:57:30.940 are black,

00:57:31.780 you should

00:57:32.160 run toward

00:57:32.880 DEI as

00:57:33.720 fast as

00:57:34.140 you can

00:57:34.460 because it's

00:57:34.900 great for

00:57:35.340 you.

00:57:36.840 So,

00:57:37.440 that's what

00:57:37.900 it's for.

00:57:38.760 If you're

00:57:39.160 a white

00:57:39.380 man,

00:57:39.720 you should

00:57:40.000 try to

00:57:40.340 get away

00:57:40.720 from any

00:57:41.140 situation

00:57:41.700 in which

00:57:42.200 they've

00:57:42.460 designed

00:57:42.820 it to

00:57:43.420 be bad

00:57:43.820 for you,

00:57:44.500 which is

00:57:44.940 all

00:57:45.200 corporations

00:57:45.800 and the

00:57:46.680 military

00:57:47.080 at the

00:57:47.640 moment.

00:57:48.080 Stay

00:57:48.240 away from

00:57:48.600 them,

00:57:48.880 if you

00:57:49.140 can.

00:57:52.220 Here's

00:57:52.700 something

00:57:52.980 funny.

00:57:53.580 As you

00:57:53.880 know,

00:57:54.140 Puerto Rico

00:57:54.560 had hundreds,

00:57:55.700 they say,

00:57:56.180 of discrepancies

00:57:57.180 in their

00:57:58.200 electronic voting

00:57:59.360 machines.

00:57:59.920 It was all

00:58:00.660 kinds of

00:58:01.100 stuff,

00:58:01.560 like some

00:58:02.040 didn't record

00:58:02.860 a vote,

00:58:03.760 some actually

00:58:04.300 gave the

00:58:04.740 vote to the

00:58:05.180 wrong person,

00:58:06.040 there were

00:58:06.260 different software

00:58:07.080 problems and

00:58:07.860 versions and

00:58:08.540 stuff.

00:58:08.760 of course,

00:58:10.980 I've been

00:58:11.260 saying that

00:58:11.920 I can't

00:58:12.680 think of

00:58:13.020 any reason

00:58:13.640 why,

00:58:14.380 and nobody

00:58:14.760 has suggested,

00:58:16.080 a reason

00:58:16.560 for electronic

00:58:17.280 voting machines.

00:58:18.600 They're not

00:58:19.020 more efficient,

00:58:19.780 they're not

00:58:20.120 cheaper,

00:58:20.640 they're not

00:58:20.920 faster,

00:58:21.480 they're not

00:58:21.900 more credible,

00:58:22.960 they're not

00:58:23.260 anything.

00:58:24.140 They're just

00:58:24.560 harder,

00:58:24.980 more expensive,

00:58:25.640 and less

00:58:25.880 credible.

00:58:26.700 So why

00:58:27.100 would you

00:58:27.360 have them?

00:58:29.580 There's

00:58:30.020 only one

00:58:30.720 reason to

00:58:32.500 cheat.

00:58:32.860 If there's

00:58:34.920 another reason,

00:58:35.820 I beg you

00:58:36.500 to tell me

00:58:37.040 so I don't

00:58:37.540 keep saying

00:58:38.040 this in

00:58:38.420 public.

00:58:39.400 I beg you,

00:58:40.380 if you have

00:58:40.900 any other

00:58:41.540 explanation for

00:58:42.460 them that

00:58:43.260 isn't bash

00:58:43.980 you crazy,

00:58:44.980 because people

00:58:45.660 have been

00:58:45.920 coming,

00:58:46.280 oh, it's

00:58:46.600 because they're

00:58:46.900 more efficient.

00:58:47.820 No, they're

00:58:48.220 not.

00:58:49.060 We know

00:58:49.440 they're not.

00:58:51.260 Not even

00:58:52.020 a little.

00:58:53.920 So Elon

00:58:55.100 Musk weighed

00:58:55.760 in and said

00:58:56.720 that the

00:58:58.400 voting machines

00:58:59.200 should be

00:58:59.600 replaced,

00:59:00.460 because even

00:59:01.500 if humans

00:59:02.360 can't or

00:59:03.420 don't hack

00:59:03.960 them, AI

00:59:04.580 will pretty

00:59:05.880 soon.

00:59:07.500 All right,

00:59:07.960 so Elon

00:59:08.600 Musk, one

00:59:10.700 of our

00:59:10.960 greatest

00:59:11.340 engineering

00:59:12.000 minds and

00:59:12.700 minds in

00:59:13.160 general, also

00:59:14.660 the head of

00:59:15.600 a company

00:59:16.020 doing major

00:59:16.880 AI work,

00:59:18.340 tells you

00:59:19.320 that your

00:59:19.700 electronic

00:59:20.180 voting machines

00:59:20.960 are by

00:59:21.420 their nature

00:59:22.080 a bad

00:59:24.980 idea because

00:59:25.700 they're not

00:59:26.020 secure.

00:59:26.980 By their

00:59:27.380 nature.

00:59:28.500 It's not a

00:59:29.020 specific problem,

00:59:29.960 it's an

00:59:30.460 unsolvable

00:59:31.060 problem,

00:59:31.540 because by

00:59:32.620 its nature,

00:59:33.700 it's

00:59:33.960 vulnerable.

00:59:36.540 What did

00:59:37.420 somebody from

00:59:39.320 the fake

00:59:41.440 news in

00:59:42.020 Arizona say

00:59:42.740 about that?

00:59:44.920 Mocked

00:59:45.600 Elon Musk

00:59:46.580 for having

00:59:47.200 his silly

00:59:47.740 opinion that

00:59:48.340 voting machines

00:59:49.120 should be

00:59:49.980 replaced.

00:59:53.120 And

00:59:53.220 Rasmussen

00:59:53.800 report mocked

00:59:54.840 the mocker

00:59:55.400 by saying,

00:59:56.180 Sunday update,

00:59:57.400 let's check in

00:59:58.140 on Arizona

00:59:58.760 legacy media.

00:59:59.660 Oh, yes,

01:00:01.120 that's the

01:00:01.580 standard answer,

01:00:02.800 to imagine

01:00:03.540 that Elon

01:00:04.020 Musk doesn't

01:00:04.740 understand

01:00:05.220 computers.

01:00:07.640 Somebody

01:00:08.280 actually posted

01:00:09.140 in public

01:00:09.840 that Elon

01:00:11.300 Musk doesn't

01:00:12.060 understand voting

01:00:12.860 machines,

01:00:13.520 and so you

01:00:14.220 should not

01:00:14.820 pay attention

01:00:15.340 to them.

01:00:18.080 Really?

01:00:19.040 That's the

01:00:19.720 best you

01:00:20.100 had?

01:00:20.660 The best

01:00:21.320 you had is

01:00:21.860 that Elon

01:00:22.300 Musk doesn't

01:00:23.000 understand

01:00:23.440 technology?

01:00:24.740 That was the

01:00:25.640 best they

01:00:26.080 had.

01:00:27.080 Honestly,

01:00:27.500 that's the

01:00:28.000 best argument

01:00:28.700 I've seen.

01:00:29.860 Nobody

01:00:30.240 says they're

01:00:30.800 cheaper.

01:00:31.340 Nobody

01:00:31.640 says they're

01:00:32.200 easier.

01:00:32.720 Nobody

01:00:32.940 says they're

01:00:33.440 more efficient.

01:00:34.600 Nobody

01:00:34.820 says they're

01:00:35.280 more credible.

01:00:36.980 They just

01:00:37.720 say that

01:00:38.220 Elon Musk

01:00:38.960 doesn't know

01:00:39.460 technology.

01:00:40.840 That's who

01:00:41.500 you're dealing

01:00:41.900 with,

01:00:42.240 people.

01:00:42.700 That's who

01:00:43.280 you're dealing

01:00:43.620 with.

01:00:46.660 Meanwhile,

01:00:47.880 Kanakoa the

01:00:48.500 Great does

01:00:49.000 a great

01:00:49.400 thread on

01:00:50.580 X about

01:00:51.620 what Democrats

01:00:53.040 have said

01:00:53.600 about voting

01:00:54.900 machines as

01:00:55.540 well as

01:00:55.900 computer science

01:00:56.600 professors prior

01:00:58.120 to them

01:00:58.660 deciding that

01:00:59.420 voting machines

01:01:00.060 are perfect.

01:01:01.360 Do you know

01:01:01.700 when Democrats

01:01:02.340 decided that

01:01:03.060 voting machines

01:01:03.640 work perfectly?

01:01:04.880 2020.

01:01:05.700 It was a

01:01:06.020 miraculous

01:01:06.660 turnaround because

01:01:07.720 before that they

01:01:08.480 were sure that

01:01:09.000 voting machines

01:01:09.600 were riggable

01:01:10.380 and probably

01:01:11.000 rigged.

01:01:12.380 Here are some

01:01:13.000 of the things

01:01:13.560 that Democrats

01:01:15.380 have said about

01:01:16.640 voting machines.

01:01:18.200 This is all

01:01:18.960 from Democrats

01:01:19.720 and this is all

01:01:21.960 on Kanakoa

01:01:23.040 the Great's

01:01:23.540 post and you

01:01:24.600 should be

01:01:24.860 following Kanakoa

01:01:25.740 the Great.

01:01:27.260 Easily

01:01:27.900 hackable.

01:01:29.080 They can

01:01:29.720 all be

01:01:30.020 hacked.

01:01:30.940 Spread of

01:01:31.520 malware.

01:01:33.420 If they get

01:01:34.220 any malware

01:01:34.840 on them

01:01:35.420 they can

01:01:36.560 spread by

01:01:37.120 the USB

01:01:37.700 drives.

01:01:40.160 Let's see.

01:01:41.740 Programming

01:01:42.420 practices.

01:01:43.280 Most of the

01:01:43.920 systems are

01:01:44.640 programmed by

01:01:45.220 local officials.

01:01:47.260 So you have

01:01:47.680 to count on

01:01:48.700 all the local

01:01:49.520 officials being

01:01:50.760 non-corrupt

01:01:51.540 and qualified.

01:01:54.120 And do you

01:01:54.540 think that your

01:01:55.300 election systems

01:01:56.380 attract the

01:01:57.640 best and the

01:01:58.240 brightest technology

01:01:59.220 people?

01:02:01.540 When you get

01:02:02.340 your computer

01:02:02.880 science degree

01:02:03.700 do you say

01:02:04.220 to yourself

01:02:04.640 finally I

01:02:06.340 got my

01:02:06.840 Stanford degree

01:02:08.600 in computer

01:02:09.400 science.

01:02:10.340 I can't wait

01:02:11.400 to work on

01:02:11.980 the election

01:02:12.440 systems.

01:02:14.080 Right?

01:02:14.760 No.

01:02:16.320 Said no one.

01:02:17.920 The election

01:02:18.780 systems I

01:02:19.840 guarantee are

01:02:20.960 the lowest

01:02:22.340 level of

01:02:23.280 technology

01:02:24.080 capability

01:02:25.180 because all

01:02:26.380 the smart

01:02:26.800 people are

01:02:27.240 going to go

01:02:27.580 get a better

01:02:27.960 job.

01:02:29.100 For someone

01:02:29.880 who has

01:02:30.180 technical

01:02:30.680 experience it's

01:02:31.520 probably among

01:02:32.300 the worst

01:02:32.720 jobs you could

01:02:33.320 ever have.

01:02:34.320 I would guess.

01:02:36.040 All right.

01:02:36.400 So you got

01:02:37.280 all these

01:02:37.640 local people

01:02:38.580 and third

01:02:39.160 party vendors.

01:02:40.000 Oh third

01:02:40.400 party vendors.

01:02:41.180 You can

01:02:41.400 trust them.

01:02:42.760 And they

01:02:43.560 use previously

01:02:44.440 used USB

01:02:45.420 drives.

01:02:46.000 Are you

01:02:46.300 fucking kidding

01:02:46.960 me?

01:02:47.540 For internet

01:02:48.380 connected

01:02:48.860 computers.

01:02:49.520 Internet

01:02:49.800 connected

01:02:50.320 computers.

01:02:51.040 Are you

01:02:51.240 fucking

01:02:51.600 committed

01:02:51.980 before plugging

01:02:53.300 them into

01:02:53.720 scanners,

01:02:54.300 tabulators,

01:02:54.880 and voting

01:02:55.180 machines?

01:02:55.460 Are you

01:02:55.740 fucking

01:02:56.060 kidding

01:02:56.360 me?

01:02:58.780 Outdated

01:02:59.260 systems.

01:02:59.920 In 2019

01:03:00.460 the AP

01:03:01.040 reported that

01:03:02.520 most of the

01:03:03.940 10,000

01:03:04.620 election

01:03:05.000 jurisdictions

01:03:06.360 including the

01:03:09.260 swing states

01:03:09.940 were still

01:03:10.980 using Windows

01:03:12.960 7 or older

01:03:14.080 systems.

01:03:14.940 Now this

01:03:15.300 was 2019.

01:03:17.640 I'm guessing

01:03:18.540 they've updated

01:03:19.180 them since

01:03:19.660 then.

01:03:20.660 But if it

01:03:22.220 was a

01:03:22.600 disaster in

01:03:23.360 2019 in

01:03:24.400 terms of

01:03:24.880 security,

01:03:26.020 why would

01:03:27.020 it be

01:03:27.260 better?

01:03:28.440 Do you

01:03:28.640 think they

01:03:28.960 fired all

01:03:29.560 those people

01:03:30.060 and hired

01:03:30.440 all new

01:03:30.760 ones?

01:03:31.580 It's

01:03:31.720 probably the

01:03:32.100 same people.

01:03:33.280 Probably

01:03:33.580 75% of

01:03:34.560 the same

01:03:34.820 people.

01:03:36.520 End of

01:03:37.120 Windows 7

01:03:37.740 support.

01:03:38.380 That may

01:03:38.680 have been

01:03:38.960 fixed, but

01:03:39.460 it was a

01:03:39.740 problem then.

01:03:40.560 Why would

01:03:41.960 we expect

01:03:42.440 that that

01:03:42.980 sort of

01:03:43.520 problem

01:03:43.820 wouldn't

01:03:44.100 be now?

01:03:45.540 Remote

01:03:45.960 access and

01:03:46.620 modems.

01:03:47.280 They're not

01:03:47.820 supposed to

01:03:48.220 have that,

01:03:48.740 but they

01:03:49.040 do.

01:03:49.960 Dominion

01:03:50.360 voting

01:03:50.780 machines,

01:03:51.340 the second

01:03:51.620 largest

01:03:51.980 vendor.

01:03:53.500 Publicly

01:03:54.100 acknowledged

01:03:54.500 using modems

01:03:55.680 in their

01:03:55.940 machines and

01:03:56.600 running remote

01:03:57.260 access software

01:03:58.160 during the

01:03:58.680 2020 election.

01:04:01.200 For example,

01:04:02.220 in Georgia,

01:04:02.800 election

01:04:03.020 worker,

01:04:03.400 testified that

01:04:04.680 the Dominion

01:04:05.280 employees operated

01:04:06.220 remotely on

01:04:07.940 ballot marking

01:04:08.660 devices and

01:04:09.600 poll pads.

01:04:10.620 Okay,

01:04:11.260 that's a

01:04:11.680 huge

01:04:12.320 vulnerability.

01:04:14.880 And then the

01:04:15.400 findings from

01:04:15.960 Wisconsin and

01:04:16.580 Michigan,

01:04:17.120 investigators found

01:04:18.140 that Dominion

01:04:18.760 and ES&S

01:04:20.580 machines were

01:04:21.840 online and

01:04:22.500 connected to the

01:04:23.060 internet.

01:04:23.620 In Michigan,

01:04:24.640 a modem chip was

01:04:25.500 discovered on a

01:04:26.740 voting machine,

01:04:28.100 potentially allowing

01:04:28.960 hackers to

01:04:29.540 intercept and

01:04:30.460 manipulate

01:04:30.840 results.

01:04:32.060 now,

01:04:34.740 so in

01:04:35.560 2016,

01:04:36.480 Democrats were

01:04:37.420 yelling at the

01:04:38.100 top of their

01:04:38.560 lungs that

01:04:39.120 voting machines

01:04:39.800 were not

01:04:40.240 secure.

01:04:42.220 After 2020,

01:04:43.680 they were

01:04:43.840 yelling at the

01:04:44.980 top of their

01:04:45.420 lungs that

01:04:45.900 voting machines

01:04:46.480 are completely

01:04:47.060 secure and you

01:04:47.780 should believe

01:04:48.180 what they

01:04:48.460 told you.

01:04:50.880 It's amazing.

01:04:52.340 The things that

01:04:53.520 Democrats can

01:04:55.000 be told and

01:04:55.920 they will

01:04:56.260 believe is

01:04:57.040 amazing.

01:05:00.900 All right,

01:05:01.620 here's something

01:05:02.420 that was hard

01:05:02.900 to predict.

01:05:03.720 There was

01:05:04.120 apparently some

01:05:04.700 kind of

01:05:04.940 Ukraine summit

01:05:05.920 in Switzerland

01:05:08.180 and that

01:05:08.720 broke down.

01:05:09.480 Kamala Harris

01:05:10.040 was there and

01:05:11.420 as was

01:05:12.100 Germany's

01:05:12.760 Chancellor

01:05:13.240 Schultz.

01:05:14.740 Both of

01:05:15.120 them have

01:05:15.520 quote,

01:05:16.060 unexpectedly

01:05:16.740 left the

01:05:17.620 peace summit

01:05:18.080 in Switzerland

01:05:18.660 ahead of

01:05:19.240 schedule and

01:05:20.420 no breakthroughs

01:05:21.260 were achieved.

01:05:23.040 Now, let me

01:05:24.560 put this in

01:05:25.160 perspective,

01:05:25.920 putting the

01:05:26.380 Dilbert filter

01:05:27.160 on it.

01:05:28.180 Let's say

01:05:28.880 you've got a

01:05:29.480 gigantic problem

01:05:30.480 such as a

01:05:31.480 Ukraine war

01:05:32.300 and man,

01:05:33.660 do you want

01:05:34.040 to solve that

01:05:34.620 problem?

01:05:35.760 So what do

01:05:36.560 you do if

01:05:37.380 you really,

01:05:38.060 really want to

01:05:38.520 get that

01:05:38.860 problem solved?

01:05:39.780 You send

01:05:40.440 Kamala Harris,

01:05:41.700 right?

01:05:43.900 Because it's

01:05:44.560 really important

01:05:45.200 and you got to

01:05:45.800 get that solved.

01:05:47.020 No, find the

01:05:48.120 pattern.

01:05:48.780 They send

01:05:49.540 Harris when

01:05:50.200 they don't

01:05:50.680 want to solve

01:05:51.200 a problem.

01:05:52.420 She's in

01:05:52.900 charge of the

01:05:53.580 border.

01:05:55.160 Because they

01:05:55.480 don't want

01:05:55.900 to solve

01:05:56.240 that.

01:05:57.220 And she's

01:05:57.660 perfect for

01:05:58.200 it because

01:05:58.520 she can't

01:05:58.880 solve anything.

01:05:59.840 They don't

01:06:00.480 want to end

01:06:00.980 the war in

01:06:01.400 Ukraine.

01:06:02.060 Very obviously

01:06:02.900 they don't

01:06:03.340 want to end

01:06:03.700 it.

01:06:04.120 So they

01:06:04.600 send Kamala

01:06:05.240 to negotiate

01:06:06.020 the end

01:06:06.420 of it.

01:06:07.540 Do you

01:06:07.800 know why

01:06:08.280 I think

01:06:08.860 Germany's

01:06:09.520 Chancellor

01:06:09.920 Olaf Scholz

01:06:10.780 left early?

01:06:12.200 Because Kamala

01:06:13.200 Harris was

01:06:13.780 there and

01:06:14.220 he could tell

01:06:14.680 that there

01:06:14.960 wasn't any

01:06:15.500 chance that

01:06:16.020 anything useful

01:06:16.680 could actually

01:06:17.240 come of it.

01:06:18.280 I think

01:06:18.680 he said

01:06:19.100 you're just

01:06:19.820 wasting my

01:06:21.260 time.

01:06:22.280 Why am I

01:06:22.720 here with

01:06:23.020 Kamala Harris?

01:06:23.680 She can't

01:06:24.080 make a

01:06:24.380 decision.

01:06:25.160 Doesn't

01:06:25.660 have a

01:06:25.980 brain.

01:06:26.440 Can't

01:06:26.720 make anything

01:06:27.220 happen.

01:06:27.920 She's

01:06:28.160 obviously

01:06:28.560 being sent

01:06:29.160 to kill

01:06:29.520 this thing

01:06:29.940 not to

01:06:30.260 make it

01:06:30.520 work.

01:06:31.920 There's

01:06:32.200 the Dilbert

01:06:32.600 filter.

01:06:33.620 I would

01:06:34.120 do the

01:06:34.380 same thing

01:06:34.780 with Wally.

01:06:35.700 Oh by

01:06:35.960 the way

01:06:36.220 the reason

01:06:36.740 I know

01:06:37.080 this trick

01:06:37.540 is it

01:06:37.840 happened

01:06:38.020 to me.

01:06:40.800 Before I

01:06:41.600 got fired

01:06:42.260 from my

01:06:43.280 corporate job

01:06:44.000 I learned

01:06:45.820 this much

01:06:46.240 later but

01:06:47.400 the top

01:06:48.720 guy in

01:06:49.460 engineering

01:06:49.940 the senior

01:06:51.160 vice president

01:06:51.760 of engineering

01:06:52.280 got a

01:06:53.440 whiff that

01:06:54.160 I was

01:06:54.440 working on

01:06:54.860 a cartoon

01:06:55.360 strip on

01:06:55.960 the side

01:06:56.480 and that

01:06:57.180 it was

01:06:57.520 sort of

01:06:58.640 insulting to

01:06:59.720 management.

01:07:01.340 So he

01:07:02.100 called my

01:07:02.820 boss's

01:07:03.480 boss in

01:07:04.680 and said

01:07:05.260 you got to

01:07:05.660 fire this

01:07:06.080 guy.

01:07:06.860 Now this

01:07:07.180 is before

01:07:07.640 Dilbert was

01:07:08.260 too famous.

01:07:09.420 He was trying

01:07:09.760 to nip it in

01:07:10.360 the bud.

01:07:11.360 He said you

01:07:11.760 have to fire

01:07:12.240 this guy

01:07:12.680 because on

01:07:13.100 his own

01:07:13.440 time he's

01:07:13.940 doing comics

01:07:14.500 that are

01:07:14.780 insulting to

01:07:15.400 management.

01:07:15.980 It's going

01:07:16.300 to blow

01:07:16.500 back on

01:07:16.920 us.

01:07:17.780 Now to

01:07:18.120 my boss's

01:07:19.440 boss's

01:07:19.900 credit

01:07:20.300 he was a

01:07:21.700 stand-up

01:07:22.120 guy and

01:07:22.800 he said

01:07:23.240 no way

01:07:24.000 I'm not

01:07:25.100 going to

01:07:25.340 fire him

01:07:25.920 for telling

01:07:26.480 jokes on

01:07:27.160 his own

01:07:27.500 time.

01:07:28.720 Now don't

01:07:29.380 you appreciate

01:07:29.900 that?

01:07:30.920 Like you

01:07:31.540 think oh

01:07:32.420 such weasels

01:07:33.680 in the

01:07:34.200 corporate world

01:07:34.900 but no

01:07:35.620 my boss's

01:07:36.520 boss actually

01:07:37.240 stood up

01:07:37.720 for me

01:07:38.080 he said

01:07:38.840 I'm not

01:07:39.320 going to

01:07:39.580 fire him.

01:07:40.460 He has

01:07:41.100 stood up

01:07:41.380 to his

01:07:41.620 boss

01:07:41.960 said I'm

01:07:42.980 not going

01:07:43.300 to fire

01:07:43.600 him.

01:07:44.000 What I'm

01:07:44.500 going to

01:07:44.700 do is

01:07:45.200 I'm going

01:07:45.500 to give

01:07:45.820 him bad

01:07:46.260 assignments

01:07:46.740 and he'll

01:07:47.100 quit on

01:07:47.560 his own.

01:07:47.960 I'm not

01:07:50.940 making that

01:07:51.420 up that's

01:07:51.840 what actually

01:07:52.320 happened.

01:07:53.780 That actually

01:07:54.320 happened.

01:07:55.480 And then I

01:07:55.880 noticed I

01:07:57.620 kept getting

01:07:58.040 these assignments

01:07:58.900 that you

01:07:59.600 would only

01:08:00.060 give to

01:08:00.920 Kamala Harris

01:08:01.760 or me.

01:08:02.840 You know

01:08:03.160 what I mean?

01:08:04.200 An assignment

01:08:04.780 that only

01:08:05.320 Kamala Harris

01:08:06.020 or me would

01:08:06.580 get.

01:08:07.520 And yes I

01:08:08.000 did find

01:08:08.420 the pattern.

01:08:10.340 And yes I

01:08:10.800 did get

01:08:11.140 revenge.

01:08:13.800 You want

01:08:14.440 to hear

01:08:14.600 about my

01:08:15.000 revenge?

01:08:15.460 I feel

01:08:18.300 bad that I

01:08:18.900 did this

01:08:19.320 but it

01:08:19.580 was so

01:08:19.860 funny it

01:08:20.260 was worth

01:08:20.600 it.

01:08:21.580 It was

01:08:21.860 my job

01:08:22.620 to figure

01:08:23.720 out if

01:08:24.240 ISDN

01:08:25.160 this sort

01:08:26.580 of early

01:08:28.320 internet

01:08:28.720 technology

01:08:29.360 for fast

01:08:30.420 digital

01:08:31.960 messages.

01:08:33.220 But it

01:08:33.560 wasn't fast

01:08:34.020 by today's

01:08:34.580 standard but

01:08:35.120 it was fast

01:08:35.480 by then.

01:08:36.100 So it was

01:08:36.380 my job to

01:08:37.100 do the

01:08:37.920 economic

01:08:38.400 analysis

01:08:38.920 of whether

01:08:41.040 Pacific

01:08:41.500 Bell

01:08:41.740 should get

01:08:42.180 into the

01:08:42.620 ISDN

01:08:43.340 business

01:08:44.520 hard which

01:08:45.420 would be

01:08:45.740 like a

01:08:46.100 billion

01:08:46.340 dollars.

01:08:48.460 And I

01:08:49.220 gave a

01:08:49.540 presentation

01:08:50.060 to senior

01:08:50.660 management

01:08:51.080 about spending

01:08:52.480 it was

01:08:52.880 really a

01:08:53.300 god awful

01:08:53.700 amount of

01:08:54.080 money.

01:08:54.380 I don't

01:08:54.500 remember the

01:08:54.920 actual

01:08:55.200 number.

01:08:56.560 And here

01:08:56.880 was my

01:08:57.240 conclusion.

01:08:58.860 I said

01:08:59.420 everything

01:09:00.000 about this

01:09:00.760 would work

01:09:01.260 out well

01:09:01.800 if you

01:09:02.880 take the

01:09:03.300 assumption

01:09:03.660 that you

01:09:04.160 have a

01:09:04.540 qualified

01:09:04.980 staff that

01:09:06.240 would be

01:09:06.560 capable of

01:09:07.300 implementing

01:09:07.800 the things

01:09:08.600 that you

01:09:08.920 want to

01:09:09.220 do to

01:09:10.120 make this

01:09:10.720 company a

01:09:11.220 big data

01:09:11.900 expert where

01:09:13.740 we typically

01:09:14.620 don't we

01:09:15.220 didn't have

01:09:15.560 that much

01:09:15.980 expertise.

01:09:18.360 And so

01:09:19.000 they said

01:09:19.480 so wait

01:09:21.440 are you

01:09:21.780 recommending

01:09:22.300 it or

01:09:23.000 not

01:09:23.200 recommending

01:09:23.720 it because

01:09:24.140 that sounded

01:09:24.600 a little

01:09:25.000 sort of like

01:09:25.700 there's an

01:09:26.060 if and I

01:09:27.100 looked them

01:09:27.480 directly in

01:09:28.040 the face

01:09:28.460 and I

01:09:29.600 said if

01:09:30.280 you trust

01:09:30.800 your employees

01:09:31.420 to do a

01:09:32.380 good job of

01:09:32.940 implementing this

01:09:33.740 is a great

01:09:34.240 idea and

01:09:35.580 you should

01:09:35.880 spend the

01:09:36.340 billion dollars.

01:09:38.000 And they

01:09:38.640 said of

01:09:40.520 course we've

01:09:41.420 got such good

01:09:42.000 employees and

01:09:42.700 they said

01:09:43.020 yes.

01:09:43.320 okay I

01:09:45.320 was joking

01:09:45.820 we didn't

01:09:47.880 have employees

01:09:48.520 that could

01:09:48.880 possibly pull

01:09:49.580 that off

01:09:50.060 so how do

01:09:52.060 you like your

01:09:52.480 ISDN service

01:09:53.460 the one you

01:09:54.980 don't have

01:09:55.520 because when

01:09:56.700 they tried to

01:09:57.220 implement it

01:09:57.780 they couldn't

01:09:58.220 pull it off

01:09:58.760 I did that

01:10:00.680 fuck them

01:10:02.080 I did it

01:10:04.380 intentionally

01:10:04.880 because I

01:10:05.880 figured out

01:10:06.300 what they

01:10:06.560 were doing

01:10:06.880 to me

01:10:07.200 I told the

01:10:09.280 truth

01:10:09.620 I said if

01:10:10.860 you trust

01:10:11.300 your employees

01:10:11.860 they could

01:10:12.240 probably pull

01:10:12.760 this off

01:10:13.300 I just

01:10:14.680 knew that

01:10:15.120 they were

01:10:15.540 they were

01:10:16.060 morons and

01:10:16.660 they couldn't

01:10:17.720 so that's

01:10:20.840 what happens

01:10:21.380 anyway

01:10:23.880 so the

01:10:24.720 Ukraine summit

01:10:25.360 was a flop

01:10:26.040 big surprise

01:10:27.020 big surprise

01:10:27.800 more than

01:10:34.080 according to

01:10:34.920 NBC news

01:10:35.860 they did

01:10:36.480 talking about

01:10:37.320 a poll

01:10:37.740 they said

01:10:38.760 more than

01:10:39.180 six in ten

01:10:39.920 black adults

01:10:40.960 in America

01:10:41.520 according to

01:10:42.860 a Pew

01:10:43.560 study

01:10:44.320 agreed that

01:10:45.340 institutions

01:10:46.020 such as

01:10:46.720 the criminal

01:10:47.120 justice system

01:10:47.940 the country's

01:10:49.060 economic system

01:10:49.840 and policing

01:10:50.320 are designed

01:10:51.380 to hold

01:10:51.960 black people

01:10:52.660 back

01:10:53.060 well

01:10:54.140 first of all

01:10:54.860 I would point

01:10:55.240 out that the

01:10:55.780 criminal justice

01:10:56.440 system

01:10:56.960 and the

01:10:57.780 policing

01:10:58.160 are kind of

01:10:59.520 the same

01:10:59.820 system

01:11:00.200 and I would

01:11:00.960 agree that

01:11:01.520 there's

01:11:01.940 I'm sure

01:11:02.920 there's some

01:11:03.420 level of

01:11:04.000 discrimination

01:11:04.420 going on

01:11:05.040 there

01:11:05.260 I don't

01:11:07.380 know about

01:11:07.720 the country's

01:11:08.260 economic

01:11:08.740 system

01:11:09.240 because again

01:11:10.060 the economic

01:11:11.880 system is

01:11:12.760 by design

01:11:13.580 completely

01:11:14.080 designed to

01:11:14.760 be pro

01:11:15.220 black

01:11:15.660 pro

01:11:16.320 diversity

01:11:17.360 and anti

01:11:18.980 white

01:11:19.340 American

01:11:19.740 but I

01:11:21.500 would point

01:11:21.880 out that

01:11:22.280 that means

01:11:22.680 six in

01:11:23.160 ten blacks

01:11:23.720 are blaming

01:11:24.360 their own

01:11:24.840 lack of

01:11:25.260 success

01:11:25.680 on other

01:11:26.280 people

01:11:26.660 is it

01:11:27.600 true

01:11:27.900 I don't

01:11:28.560 care

01:11:28.920 is it

01:11:30.900 predictable

01:11:31.400 that if

01:11:31.920 that's your

01:11:32.280 mindset

01:11:32.680 you're never

01:11:33.260 going to

01:11:33.580 catch up

01:11:34.000 yes

01:11:34.360 yes

01:11:35.000 so here's

01:11:36.260 the thing

01:11:36.540 that's hard

01:11:37.000 to understand

01:11:37.940 is it

01:11:39.500 true that

01:11:40.000 there's a

01:11:40.420 legacy

01:11:40.800 of systemic

01:11:41.740 racism

01:11:42.720 yeah I

01:11:43.780 would say

01:11:44.060 so

01:11:44.320 especially

01:11:44.960 in the

01:11:45.280 in the

01:11:45.700 school

01:11:45.960 systems

01:11:46.500 the school

01:11:47.500 systems are

01:11:48.100 so completely

01:11:48.760 biased against

01:11:49.520 black

01:11:49.840 Americans

01:11:50.260 it's

01:11:50.720 it's the

01:11:51.460 crime that's

01:11:52.640 as big as

01:11:53.300 slavery

01:11:53.720 practically

01:11:54.260 I mean

01:11:55.240 nothing's as

01:11:55.840 big as

01:11:56.100 that but

01:11:56.540 it's number

01:11:57.360 two

01:11:57.660 that we

01:11:59.000 continue to

01:12:00.000 under educate

01:12:00.720 one class

01:12:01.500 of public

01:12:02.280 now poor

01:12:02.900 people in

01:12:03.260 general

01:12:03.520 getting bad

01:12:04.100 educations

01:12:04.840 but yeah

01:12:05.780 I think

01:12:06.120 there's

01:12:06.440 there's a

01:12:07.000 legitimate

01:12:07.380 claim about

01:12:08.160 the education

01:12:08.960 system and

01:12:10.220 I blame

01:12:10.660 the teachers

01:12:12.420 unions for

01:12:13.160 that completely

01:12:13.800 because they're

01:12:14.760 the ones who

01:12:15.200 make it

01:12:15.540 impossible to

01:12:16.320 reform

01:12:16.800 anything

01:12:17.340 but here's

01:12:19.880 what I'd

01:12:20.200 say and

01:12:21.800 this is my

01:12:22.260 advice to

01:12:22.980 black men

01:12:23.900 and people

01:12:24.660 everywhere same

01:12:25.600 advice to

01:12:26.060 everybody if

01:12:27.640 you think your

01:12:28.220 problems are

01:12:28.780 caused by the

01:12:29.420 system you

01:12:30.780 will never go

01:12:31.420 anywhere and

01:12:32.920 don't complain

01:12:33.720 to me about

01:12:34.240 it I

01:12:35.200 don't want

01:12:35.440 to hear

01:12:35.620 it if

01:12:37.380 you believe

01:12:37.860 that your

01:12:38.460 success is

01:12:39.240 completely under

01:12:40.080 your power

01:12:40.680 but of course

01:12:41.600 there are

01:12:41.920 obstacles in

01:12:42.560 the world you

01:12:43.100 just have to

01:12:43.620 overcome them

01:12:44.220 then you'll

01:12:44.980 probably be

01:12:45.500 successful so

01:12:47.540 one of the

01:12:48.440 biggest crimes

01:12:49.320 is that somehow

01:12:50.220 the Democrats

01:12:50.960 have convinced

01:12:51.660 black people

01:12:52.300 they can't

01:12:52.880 succeed in

01:12:53.460 America you

01:12:55.220 tell me that's

01:12:55.920 not the biggest

01:12:56.620 problem you've

01:12:58.400 ever seen

01:12:58.940 imagine one

01:13:00.560 group of

01:13:01.040 people being

01:13:01.540 told that

01:13:02.100 they're held

01:13:02.580 back by the

01:13:03.380 system even

01:13:04.660 if it's true

01:13:05.260 now we're not

01:13:06.980 arguing whether

01:13:07.600 it's true or

01:13:08.180 false we're

01:13:09.560 arguing mindset

01:13:11.620 if your mindset

01:13:13.400 is that you

01:13:14.100 can't succeed

01:13:14.840 because other

01:13:15.580 people are going

01:13:16.140 to prevent you

01:13:16.780 you're going

01:13:17.640 to fail

01:13:18.140 guaranteed you

01:13:20.400 don't have a

01:13:20.760 chance so we

01:13:22.920 have a situation

01:13:23.700 where the

01:13:24.460 according to the

01:13:25.180 poll black

01:13:26.520 Americans have

01:13:27.260 been brainwashed

01:13:28.020 into failure

01:13:28.680 who did

01:13:29.800 that do

01:13:31.380 you think a

01:13:31.980 Republican did

01:13:32.700 that I don't

01:13:34.180 think so I

01:13:35.480 think zero

01:13:36.140 Republicans are

01:13:37.000 responsible for

01:13:37.800 this this that

01:13:39.560 when you say

01:13:40.420 six out of ten

01:13:41.160 black Americans

01:13:41.840 think the system

01:13:42.660 is preventing

01:13:43.500 them from

01:13:43.920 success that

01:13:45.740 sounds as bad

01:13:46.900 to me as

01:13:48.260 six out of ten

01:13:49.000 black people

01:13:49.580 got cancer

01:13:50.360 your whole life

01:13:53.320 is fucked up

01:13:54.080 if you get that

01:13:55.040 mindset like

01:13:56.560 cancer like it's

01:13:58.620 on that level

01:13:59.300 of badness and

01:14:00.100 Democrats did

01:14:00.980 that to him

01:14:01.480 I don't think

01:14:02.560 they did it to

01:14:03.120 themselves I

01:14:04.360 think it was

01:14:04.820 mostly white

01:14:05.580 Democrats that

01:14:07.200 did this to a

01:14:08.100 giant segment of

01:14:08.860 the population

01:14:09.440 and and its

01:14:11.700 weird effect was

01:14:12.560 to make them

01:14:13.100 more loyal to

01:14:13.880 the people who

01:14:14.420 screwed them

01:14:14.920 which is terrible

01:14:16.340 and I think

01:14:17.480 that's why black

01:14:18.380 men in particular

01:14:19.160 are abandoning

01:14:20.360 it because I

01:14:21.340 think they're the

01:14:21.800 first ones to

01:14:22.380 call bullshit on

01:14:23.120 this and say

01:14:23.820 maybe it's up

01:14:25.320 to me you

01:14:26.460 know maybe I

01:14:26.980 can make

01:14:27.300 something out of

01:14:27.840 myself if I

01:14:28.700 don't see the

01:14:29.520 obstacles and I

01:14:30.320 see the

01:14:30.600 opportunity instead

01:14:31.420 so once again

01:14:34.300 I'm not saying

01:14:34.980 that there is no

01:14:35.660 systemic racism

01:14:36.680 I'm saying that

01:14:37.640 if you live your

01:14:38.400 life like that's

01:14:39.160 the important

01:14:39.620 thing you're

01:14:40.720 gonna fail

01:14:41.200 guaranteed

01:14:42.640 and don't

01:14:44.020 complain to me

01:14:44.560 when it

01:14:44.800 happens

01:14:45.160 Supreme Court

01:14:47.380 is ruling

01:14:49.680 on something

01:14:50.580 about

01:14:51.020 oh so

01:14:52.600 there's a

01:14:53.000 question

01:14:53.260 there's a

01:14:53.820 Hawaii case

01:14:55.160 where Hawaii

01:14:56.340 is gonna

01:14:56.700 trying to sue

01:14:57.520 the big oil

01:14:58.020 companies for

01:14:58.940 the damage

01:14:59.600 of climate

01:15:00.200 change

01:15:00.640 and there's

01:15:01.620 some thought

01:15:02.080 that the

01:15:02.520 Supreme Court

01:15:03.120 might take

01:15:03.720 that case

01:15:04.360 which would

01:15:05.900 be interesting

01:15:06.460 because I

01:15:08.540 don't know

01:15:08.820 if this is

01:15:09.320 true but

01:15:10.420 in order for

01:15:11.020 the Supreme

01:15:11.600 Court to

01:15:12.160 have an

01:15:12.420 opinion on

01:15:13.320 whether

01:15:13.700 climate change

01:15:15.280 caused

01:15:15.840 damages

01:15:16.440 and the

01:15:17.620 fossil fuel

01:15:18.700 people caused

01:15:19.360 the climate

01:15:19.760 change

01:15:20.180 wouldn't

01:15:22.000 they have

01:15:22.380 to put

01:15:22.840 climate

01:15:23.360 change

01:15:23.720 itself

01:15:24.080 on trial

01:15:24.640 wouldn't

01:15:26.840 they have

01:15:27.300 to

01:15:27.860 acknowledge

01:15:28.960 that the

01:15:30.380 climate

01:15:30.700 models

01:15:31.220 are true

01:15:32.720 enough

01:15:34.180 that they

01:15:36.400 could say

01:15:36.840 that this

01:15:37.340 sequence of

01:15:38.280 events is

01:15:39.060 legitimate

01:15:39.800 now I

01:15:41.640 think they

01:15:42.000 probably won't

01:15:42.720 take this

01:15:43.200 case

01:15:43.560 but

01:15:44.580 here's the

01:15:46.200 problem

01:15:46.580 how in

01:15:48.860 the world

01:15:49.200 could the

01:15:49.660 Supreme Court

01:15:50.320 say that

01:15:50.800 the climate

01:15:51.300 models are

01:15:51.900 valid

01:15:52.280 if anybody

01:15:53.920 tried to

01:15:54.400 argue it

01:15:54.860 they would

01:15:55.760 lose

01:15:56.020 immediately

01:15:56.480 the reason

01:15:57.740 that you

01:15:58.060 don't know

01:15:58.480 climate

01:15:58.840 models are

01:15:59.420 not valid

01:15:59.960 is that you

01:16:00.680 don't have

01:16:01.000 people like

01:16:01.440 me telling

01:16:01.940 you

01:16:02.240 not everybody

01:16:03.660 has somebody

01:16:04.080 like me to

01:16:04.660 explain how

01:16:05.580 the scam

01:16:06.040 works

01:16:06.400 if you have

01:16:07.420 enough models

01:16:08.120 and you keep

01:16:08.740 throwing away

01:16:09.280 the bad

01:16:09.640 ones and

01:16:10.580 adding new

01:16:11.100 ones it

01:16:12.320 will look as

01:16:12.920 if models

01:16:13.420 work

01:16:13.820 that's our

01:16:14.720 current situation

01:16:15.520 that's the

01:16:17.460 fast explanation

01:16:18.360 if you want

01:16:18.960 to explain

01:16:19.700 it to other

01:16:20.060 people

01:16:20.340 they have

01:16:21.760 hundreds of

01:16:22.240 models

01:16:22.560 they keep

01:16:23.960 throwing away

01:16:24.680 the ones

01:16:25.080 that don't

01:16:25.620 work next

01:16:26.620 year

01:16:26.940 they keep

01:16:28.180 adding and

01:16:28.800 tweaking the

01:16:29.380 existing models

01:16:30.200 so that they

01:16:30.900 fit the past

01:16:31.720 as they now

01:16:32.320 know it

01:16:32.760 that guarantees

01:16:34.480 that the

01:16:35.460 models are not

01:16:36.080 real

01:16:36.360 a real model

01:16:39.020 would be

01:16:39.520 hey we have

01:16:40.180 this model

01:16:40.700 that we made

01:16:41.380 in the 70s

01:16:42.240 and it keeps

01:16:42.720 nailing it

01:16:43.280 if they had

01:16:44.880 even one

01:16:45.400 model

01:16:45.720 that had

01:16:46.080 ever worked

01:16:46.720 there would

01:16:47.660 be one

01:16:48.100 model

01:16:48.480 did you hear

01:16:50.420 that

01:16:50.720 if there

01:16:52.060 had ever

01:16:52.500 been

01:16:52.880 even one

01:16:53.920 model

01:16:54.320 that worked

01:16:54.920 for let's

01:16:55.340 say 20

01:16:55.780 years

01:16:56.120 there would

01:16:57.120 only be

01:16:57.500 one

01:16:57.720 model

01:16:58.040 the reason

01:17:01.660 there are

01:17:02.000 hundreds

01:17:02.260 is to

01:17:02.940 hide the

01:17:03.340 fact that

01:17:03.780 no model

01:17:04.240 has ever

01:17:04.620 worked

01:17:05.020 you get

01:17:06.680 that right

01:17:07.100 the only

01:17:08.380 reason

01:17:08.740 there are

01:17:09.080 hundreds

01:17:09.540 is to

01:17:10.760 hide

01:17:11.000 the fact

01:17:11.500 that not

01:17:12.440 one of

01:17:12.780 them

01:17:12.900 has ever

01:17:13.240 worked

01:17:13.620 in a

01:17:14.960 way

01:17:15.140 that

01:17:15.380 everybody

01:17:15.700 else

01:17:15.960 says

01:17:16.160 you know

01:17:16.380 what

01:17:16.620 why are

01:17:17.600 we

01:17:17.740 wasting

01:17:18.080 time

01:17:18.460 making

01:17:18.740 other

01:17:19.040 models

01:17:19.480 when we

01:17:20.120 have

01:17:20.260 this

01:17:20.460 good

01:17:20.680 model

01:17:20.960 here

01:17:21.200 and

01:17:23.140 they've

01:17:23.380 convinced

01:17:23.720 you

01:17:23.960 that

01:17:24.160 you

01:17:24.280 can

01:17:24.440 take

01:17:24.640 the

01:17:24.840 average

01:17:25.400 of

01:17:26.080 bullshit

01:17:26.460 and

01:17:26.920 it'll

01:17:27.100 tell

01:17:27.280 you

01:17:27.420 something

01:17:27.680 useful

01:17:28.080 no

01:17:28.640 the

01:17:28.800 average

01:17:29.200 of

01:17:29.400 bullshit

01:17:29.720 is

01:17:30.000 bullshit

01:17:30.380 you

01:17:32.320 don't

01:17:32.520 get

01:17:32.700 anything

01:17:33.160 except

01:17:33.660 bullshit

01:17:34.120 and

01:17:34.360 the

01:17:34.500 average

01:17:34.780 of

01:17:34.920 bullshit

01:17:35.220 but

01:17:36.440 they

01:17:36.600 you

01:17:36.880 know

01:17:36.960 it's

01:17:37.080 like

01:17:37.240 oh

01:17:37.460 let's

01:17:37.680 do

01:17:37.800 a

01:17:37.940 meta

01:17:38.160 analysis

01:17:38.660 which

01:17:40.380 is

01:17:40.520 not

01:17:40.720 even

01:17:40.900 real

01:17:41.240 in

01:17:42.320 terms

01:17:42.920 of

01:17:43.180 intellectual

01:17:44.000 honesty

01:17:45.520 it's

01:17:45.740 not

01:17:45.940 real

01:17:46.200 anyway

01:17:48.400 Peter

01:17:50.120 Navarro

01:17:50.600 is in

01:17:50.920 prison

01:17:51.240 and

01:17:51.720 he

01:17:52.260 has

01:17:52.420 some

01:17:52.620 way

01:17:52.760 to

01:17:52.920 communicate

01:17:53.560 through

01:17:54.020 Morse

01:17:54.480 code

01:17:54.700 or

01:17:54.900 something

01:17:55.220 but

01:17:55.980 he's

01:17:56.220 saying

01:17:56.440 he's

01:17:56.660 in

01:17:56.800 prison

01:17:57.140 and

01:17:58.440 that

01:17:58.800 the

01:18:00.160 you

01:18:01.180 know

01:18:01.280 that

01:18:01.460 first

01:18:01.820 step

01:18:02.060 thing

01:18:02.320 that

01:18:02.500 President

01:18:02.860 Trump

01:18:03.160 did

01:18:03.420 apparently

01:18:04.780 under

01:18:05.040 the

01:18:05.240 Biden

01:18:05.480 administration

01:18:06.160 it's

01:18:06.440 not

01:18:06.640 working

01:18:07.000 so

01:18:08.600 the

01:18:08.800 first

01:18:09.120 step

01:18:09.400 thing

01:18:09.700 which

01:18:10.120 would

01:18:10.300 allow

01:18:10.580 people

01:18:11.000 probably

01:18:11.820 like

01:18:12.120 him

01:18:12.400 to

01:18:13.080 get

01:18:13.240 out

01:18:13.420 earlier

01:18:13.840 it's

01:18:15.040 not

01:18:15.500 functional

01:18:15.940 so

01:18:17.300 apparently

01:18:17.600 the

01:18:17.800 Biden

01:18:18.060 administration

01:18:18.680 broke

01:18:19.100 it

01:18:19.320 the

01:18:20.200 one

01:18:20.420 thing

01:18:20.640 that

01:18:20.900 even

01:18:21.740 black

01:18:22.500 people

01:18:22.820 were

01:18:22.960 saying

01:18:23.180 that

01:18:23.360 Trump

01:18:23.580 got

01:18:23.800 right

01:18:24.080 oh

01:18:24.440 you

01:18:24.600 definitely

01:18:24.880 got

01:18:25.080 that

01:18:25.260 part

01:18:25.440 right

01:18:25.620 thank

01:18:25.900 you

01:18:26.120 Biden

01:18:27.400 reversed

01:18:27.840 it

01:18:28.120 now

01:18:29.080 at

01:18:29.500 what

01:18:29.700 point

01:18:30.060 do

01:18:30.380 black

01:18:30.700 men

01:18:30.960 notice

01:18:31.400 I

01:18:32.740 think

01:18:32.940 the

01:18:33.420 is

01:18:33.480 now

01:18:33.760 I

01:18:34.840 think

01:18:35.000 black

01:18:35.340 men

01:18:35.560 have

01:18:35.720 figured

01:18:35.940 out

01:18:36.260 that

01:18:36.800 the

01:18:36.940 problem

01:18:37.240 with

01:18:37.380 the

01:18:37.480 Democrats

01:18:37.960 are

01:18:38.180 batshit

01:18:38.780 preachy

01:18:39.280 women

01:18:39.560 because

01:18:40.400 Carville

01:18:40.960 told them

01:18:41.440 directly

01:18:41.860 and it's

01:18:42.900 obvious

01:18:43.220 you see

01:18:44.400 all the

01:18:44.920 smart

01:18:45.160 people

01:18:45.500 have moved

01:18:45.840 to one

01:18:46.180 side

01:18:46.520 the

01:18:46.800 smart

01:18:47.040 men

01:18:47.320 all the

01:18:48.340 smart

01:18:48.580 men

01:18:48.800 are on

01:18:49.040 one

01:18:49.220 side

01:18:49.480 and

01:18:51.040 how do

01:18:51.800 you not

01:18:52.060 notice that

01:18:52.540 after a

01:18:52.960 while

01:18:53.140 how do

01:18:54.960 you not

01:18:55.240 notice

01:18:55.600 that

01:18:55.900 all

01:18:58.960 right

01:18:59.100 ladies and

01:18:59.660 gentlemen

01:19:00.000 that

01:19:04.480 completes

01:19:04.940 my

01:19:05.200 wonderful

01:19:05.600 Sunday

01:19:06.120 presentation

01:19:07.620 I'm going

01:19:08.700 to talk

01:19:09.000 to the

01:19:09.280 locals

01:19:09.560 people

01:19:09.880 privately

01:19:10.300 because

01:19:10.660 they're

01:19:10.880 awesome

01:19:11.200 and I'll

01:19:12.360 see you

01:19:12.900 on

01:19:13.400 tomorrow

01:19:13.900 morning

01:19:14.240 same

01:19:14.460 place

01:19:14.660 same

01:19:14.860 time

01:19:15.380 I will

01:19:16.720 just

01:19:16.960 point

01:19:17.360 out

01:19:17.660 that

01:19:18.180 there

01:19:18.820 is

01:19:18.980 something

01:19:19.240 different

01:19:19.580 about

01:19:19.900 my

01:19:20.160 books

01:19:20.540 which

01:19:21.580 if

01:19:21.780 you

01:19:21.920 haven't

01:19:22.160 noticed

01:19:22.540 three

01:19:25.120 of them

01:19:25.440 that have

01:19:25.840 something

01:19:26.180 in common

01:19:26.720 so see

01:19:28.280 if you

01:19:28.420 can guess

01:19:28.720 what they

01:19:28.980 have in

01:19:29.220 common

01:19:29.440 besides

01:19:29.760 I wrote

01:19:30.240 them

01:19:30.420 so

01:19:30.660 how to

01:19:30.940 fail

01:19:31.100 almost

01:19:31.440 everything

01:19:31.820 still

01:19:32.160 win

01:19:32.360 big

01:19:32.680 reframe

01:19:34.400 your

01:19:34.560 brain

01:19:34.920 and

01:19:36.800 then

01:19:37.280 the

01:19:37.860 new

01:19:38.080 God's

01:19:38.520 Debris

01:19:38.840 trilogy

01:19:39.340 that's

01:19:40.240 you know

01:19:40.540 three pieces

01:19:41.360 of work

01:19:41.660 in one

01:19:42.020 here's

01:19:43.020 something

01:19:43.260 that they

01:19:43.540 all have

01:19:43.780 in

01:19:43.920 common

01:19:44.200 there

01:19:45.900 are a

01:19:46.100 lot

01:19:46.220 of

01:19:46.360 authors

01:19:46.700 who

01:19:47.100 write

01:19:47.340 nonfiction

01:19:47.980 books

01:19:48.480 that say

01:19:49.460 what's

01:19:49.800 wrong

01:19:50.080 or what's

01:19:50.460 right

01:19:50.700 and even

01:19:51.160 sometimes

01:19:51.600 they tell

01:19:52.040 you

01:19:52.340 what to

01:19:53.280 do

01:19:53.420 about

01:19:53.700 it

01:19:53.960 what's

01:19:55.580 different

01:19:55.840 about

01:19:56.080 my

01:19:56.300 books

01:19:56.540 is that

01:19:56.840 you'll

01:19:57.020 actually

01:19:57.300 do

01:19:57.840 it

01:19:58.080 because

01:19:59.240 they're

01:19:59.640 written

01:19:59.820 by

01:20:00.040 a

01:20:00.120 hypnotist

01:20:00.640 so I

01:20:01.700 don't

01:20:01.920 give

01:20:02.200 you

01:20:02.380 any

01:20:02.840 tips

01:20:04.220 or

01:20:04.460 advice

01:20:04.900 without

01:20:05.680 making

01:20:06.160 sure

01:20:06.480 that I

01:20:07.000 primed

01:20:07.420 you

01:20:07.500 to

01:20:07.640 actually

01:20:07.900 do

01:20:08.160 it

01:20:08.380 and

01:20:09.480 the

01:20:09.620 priming

01:20:09.980 you

01:20:10.100 to

01:20:10.240 do

01:20:10.420 it

01:20:10.560 is

01:20:10.740 probably

01:20:11.000 just

01:20:11.280 as

01:20:11.480 important

01:20:11.860 as

01:20:12.340 the

01:20:12.640 is

01:20:13.280 it

01:20:13.380 good

01:20:13.560 advice

01:20:13.940 because

01:20:14.460 there

01:20:14.600 are

01:20:14.680 lots

01:20:14.900 of

01:20:15.040 books

01:20:15.240 that

01:20:15.380 are

01:20:15.480 full

01:20:15.720 of

01:20:15.860 good

01:20:16.020 stuff

01:20:16.380 that

01:20:17.360 you'll

01:20:17.560 never

01:20:17.700 do

01:20:17.860 anything

01:20:18.060 with

01:20:18.280 it

01:20:18.520 so I

01:20:19.940 would

01:20:20.100 argue

01:20:20.460 and by

01:20:21.000 the way

01:20:21.200 you could

01:20:21.500 you could

01:20:21.980 ask other

01:20:22.440 people who have

01:20:22.900 read my

01:20:23.220 books

01:20:23.500 the thing

01:20:24.360 I look

01:20:24.740 for is

01:20:25.260 to change

01:20:26.200 your

01:20:26.380 behavior

01:20:26.840 now

01:20:28.600 the

01:20:28.780 God's

01:20:29.160 debris

01:20:29.380 one

01:20:29.660 is

01:20:30.160 more

01:20:30.340 about

01:20:30.560 changing

01:20:30.960 your

01:20:31.300 frame

01:20:32.300 of

01:20:32.540 looking

01:20:32.820 at

01:20:33.000 reality

01:20:33.440 which

01:20:34.220 I

01:20:34.340 think

01:20:34.500 it

01:20:34.600 does

01:20:34.940 permanently

01:20:35.580 so

01:20:37.200 keep

01:20:38.480 that

01:20:38.640 in

01:20:38.760 mind

01:20:39.060 if

01:20:41.060 you're

01:20:41.260 looking

01:20:41.440 at

01:20:41.720 some

01:20:42.000 best

01:20:42.300 selling

01:20:42.600 business

01:20:43.080 books

01:20:43.440 ask

01:20:43.840 yourself

01:20:44.220 if

01:20:44.440 they

01:20:44.580 would

01:20:44.740 make

01:20:44.940 you

01:20:45.060 act

01:20:45.340 differently

01:20:45.720 or

01:20:46.440 it's

01:20:46.620 just

01:20:46.780 some

01:20:46.980 information

01:20:47.460 that

01:20:47.680 was

01:20:47.840 interesting

01:20:48.260 if

01:20:49.180 it

01:20:49.300 doesn't

01:20:49.580 make

01:20:49.780 you

01:20:49.940 act

01:20:50.340 differently

01:20:50.800 maybe

01:20:52.660 it

01:20:52.800 wasn't

01:20:53.040 worth

01:20:53.240 your

01:20:53.400 time

01:20:53.700 for

01:20:55.880 at

01:20:55.980 least

01:20:56.100 for

01:20:56.240 non

01:20:56.480 fiction

01:20:56.740 stuff

01:20:57.100 all

01:20:57.720 right

01:20:57.860 that

01:20:58.160 ladies

01:20:58.460 and

01:20:58.620 gentlemen

01:20:58.840 is

01:20:59.000 all

01:20:59.120 I

01:20:59.200 have

01:20:59.360 thanks

01:20:59.600 for

01:20:59.740 joining

01:21:00.060 youtube

01:21:00.660 and

01:21:01.000 rumble

01:21:01.360 and

01:21:01.820 x

01:21:02.460 I'm

01:21:02.700 going

01:21:02.800 to

01:21:02.880 talk

01:21:03.080 now

01:21:03.340 to

01:21:03.600 the

01:21:03.800 locals

01:21:04.320 beautiful

01:21:05.340 people

01:21:05.800 as I

01:21:06.240 like to

01:21:06.540 call

01:21:06.700 them

01:21:06.960 who are

01:21:07.900 subscribers

01:21:08.460 see you

01:21:09.740 tomorrow

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - June 16, 2024

Episode 2507 CWSA 06⧸16⧸24

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