Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2509 CWSA 06⧸18⧸24

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00:00:22.560 well i'd like to start off with a happy birthday to dr funk juice dr funk juice i hope you're in the

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00:00:43.440 well the electric vehicle startup called fisker filed for bankruptcy they were gonna

00:00:48.640 try to give tesla a run for their money but it didn't work out you know what was wrong with fisker

00:00:54.880 didn't have elon musk you know what was also else was wrong with it

00:01:01.440 there was already a tesla

00:01:04.880 it's kind of hard to be the second amazing electric car company because everybody who wants an electric

00:01:10.400 car they're like huh let's see go with a proven company who's definitely going to be here next

00:01:16.320 year with a full nation of electric charging stations or a brand new startup that might be

00:01:23.520 gone in the year and they're gone it's that's a really hard ask to get somebody to buy that second

00:01:31.280 kind of electric car although the rivians are pretty popular around here i don't know if they're going to

00:01:36.320 make it or not but the other problem is the name they picked for their company compare these two company

00:01:43.600 names tesla and you think of invention and you think of you know history in america and like

00:01:52.400 america greatness and it's a good name it's like tesla sounds good when you say it now say the other one

00:02:00.960 fisker fisker all i hear when i hear that name is fist her

00:02:08.000 no i don't want a vehicle that makes me think of fisting somebody i want a tesla thank you

00:02:19.360 i don't have either one but i like the name tesla uh speaking of that uh reed hoffman one of the

00:02:26.240 original paypal math mafia guys and one of the early associates with elon musk and david sacks and those

00:02:33.520 guys um went on to found linkedin but he told a humorous story about how he was one of the first

00:02:41.120 people that elon musk asked to invest with him on spacex and reed hoffman one of the top investors in

00:02:50.960 the world said no to investing in spacex and and he laughed about it you know obviously a mistake

00:02:59.440 um but he laughed about it because he said the he said in my defense this was uh elon musk's pitch

00:03:07.920 i'm gonna put a turtle on mars

00:03:12.000 i guess i guess the early idea was if he could put some living creature and i guess he picked

00:03:16.560 a turtle if he could put a turtle on mars then you know he could prove that the rest would work too

00:03:22.480 so i don't know about any turtles on mars but i love the fact that reed hoffman heard

00:03:27.520 elon musk say he wanted to put a turtle on mars and then turn down that investment

00:03:32.160 whereas reed hoffman said that's not really a business

00:03:36.800 it's not a business to put a turtle on mars well it's a business now joke's on him

00:03:46.800 well have you heard of this term digital twins it means creating a digital version of what's in

00:03:53.440 the real world such as a human heart if you want to learn how to you know operate in hearts or

00:04:00.000 whatever you create a digital one i guess the military is creating digital environments where

00:04:05.600 they can test their military equipment so they can create a fake world to test the real world

00:04:13.040 weapons but it'd be a fake version of the real world in the fake world now i've said this a number of

00:04:20.080 times but it never was salient until now if you don't believe that we are currently a simulation

00:04:28.800 as opposed to a base reality what's going to happen when we start building our own simulations and there's

00:04:35.200 more than one because that's that's less than a year away and the key is that we build a simulation that

00:04:43.520 has characters you know creatures in it that look like humans but here's the key they have to look

00:04:50.880 and act like they don't know they're in a simulation what happens when we do that in less than one year

00:04:58.320 in one year you'll be able to spy on a civilization of little creatures that are just software

00:05:06.560 that kind of look and walk and act and talk and think like humans

00:05:10.720 and they will tell you that they're real and they will believe it whatever belief means to a digital

00:05:16.640 entity what happens then what happens to your uh disbelief that we could possibly be a simulation

00:05:25.440 when we create in our own world more simulations than there are base realities if you think we're the

00:05:32.400 base reality at what point do you have to release on the possibility that we're base reality

00:05:40.000 at some point the statistics of it are going to be really overwhelming against the idea that we're

00:05:45.840 original species so wait for that that's fun i talked about this before but it's still funny

00:05:53.760 australia has this uh new ministry of uh basically changing men's behavior it's actually the parliamentary

00:06:01.520 secretary for men's behavior change i mean it says it right in the title they want to change

00:06:07.360 men's behavior in australia the government do you know why do you know why they want to change men's

00:06:15.200 behavior because women are perfect yeah they don't really need that in australia because the women have 1.00

00:06:23.520 reached a level where wow you you really can't get much better than that i mean that's incredible

00:06:30.240 ladies you go you go girls but the men oh the men have you ever been to australia the men well 0.57

00:06:38.880 they're putting shrimps on the barbie and working their jobs and raising families and stuff you know 0.93

00:06:43.040 loser stuff loser stuff but the women nailing it so if you're a american guy and you're sick of these 1.00

00:06:52.560 american women who you think have some flaws i don't i don't i think they're perfect but you might 1.00

00:06:59.840 think so there isn't it nice to know that you can just go to australia an entire nation full of wait it

00:07:06.400 gets better an entire nation full of women who don't need any help they're already exactly where they need 1.00

00:07:13.600 to be but wait it's better you're going to be competing against a nation where even the government says all

00:07:20.960 the men are defective you're going to be like a god you could go down there with your little american 0.84

00:07:28.160 pot belly and your bad personality and you would walk like a god among the australians because 0.97

00:07:34.960 apparently their women are in good shape but they have no men for no men all the men need to be changed 0.99

00:07:40.320 first so that's my dating tip for the day as you know we will soon all have robot dogs

00:07:47.360 the military will be first china is making the robot dogs and the united states is testing robot

00:07:54.000 dogs and uh i'm not too worried about robot dogs because you know the battery of a robot dog isn't

00:08:03.600 really going to last that long so you can't really take the robot dog on much of a mission because you

00:08:09.120 have to you know plug it in all the time so you don't have to worry about robot dogs with the current

00:08:16.080 situation of the batteries don't really have much life so don't worry about robot dogs who have

00:08:23.040 flamethrowers and machine guns

00:08:28.400 uh next story is about a technology that will make your battery life a hundred times longer

00:08:36.160 oh we're dead

00:08:38.400 the robot dogs are gonna last a hundred times longer that was sort of the only thing they needed

00:08:48.160 but it turns out that apple is got some kind of supplier that's got a new solid state battery using

00:08:54.960 oxide based solid electrolytes and lithium alloy anodes which is if they'd listen to me

00:09:01.520 how long have i been screaming this at the top of my lungs it's like

00:09:04.960 stop using those traditional batteries don't you know you should have oxide based solid electrolytes

00:09:10.640 and lithium alloy anodes like if i've said that once i've said it a million times

00:09:16.320 but it turns out that that works and it promises a hundred times more

00:09:20.240 battery life and also killer robot dogs so you get those two things

00:09:25.920 um let's see what else we got going on lots of good stuff robot dogs uh turns out that uh here's a study

00:09:40.480 you tell me is this a scientific study or is it backwards science backwards science

00:09:49.280 uh they've discovered that teenagers who are lonely yeah when they're teens of course that makes them

00:09:58.080 teenagers being teens uh that it predicts the use of future psychiatric medications so in other words

00:10:04.400 if you've got a lonely teen the odds of them being at some point treated with

00:10:10.240 pharmaceuticals for their mental condition is much higher

00:10:13.200 now let me think is it the being lonely that causes the mental problems

00:10:21.520 or could it be that you already have some mental situation which is causing you to spend less time

00:10:27.840 with other people because are lonely people alone because they want to be i don't think so i think they

00:10:37.280 want to be with other people but those other people are rejecting them for one reason or another

00:10:41.760 or that or they're rejecting themselves in some cases but uh i would suggest that people who have

00:10:47.760 loneliness have a certain kind of mental makeup that would suggest that they would have some mental

00:10:56.320 problems later are we are we seeing that loneliness causes mental problems or are we saying that people

00:11:02.800 who have already had mental problems have trouble making friends and keeping them hmm i'm going to say this

00:11:09.920 one's a coin flip could go either way well i am happy to report that there's a new bicycle seat 0.97

00:11:19.200 that uh it's an improvement it's got a uh sort of two cheeks so your two ass cheeks sit on the bicycle 1.00

00:11:27.600 seat and the two ass cheek parts move independently as you pedal and i looked at that and i said huh 0.56

00:11:33.280 i i didn't really think that bicycle seats needed to be improved after hundreds of years of bicycles

00:11:41.760 i mean what was wrong with the old ones i mean the old ones would

00:11:47.920 make you sterile i mean we know that the old bicycle seats can make a man sterile 0.96

00:11:53.120 and a friend of mine rode bicycles until he had a problem that is described as anal fishers 0.99

00:12:04.080 anal fishers now this is not related to any electric cars that would be anal fiskers but this is anal 0.99

00:12:13.120 fishers f-i-s-s completely different than the car although both of them are pain in the ass at the 0.98

00:12:20.960 moment now if you've ever ridden a bicycle you know that if you ride a bicycle for long with a traditional 0.97

00:12:31.920 seat it feels exactly like a prison rape when you get off it but now you have the buzz cycle it's called

00:12:38.800 the butt cycle so after 50 years of making bicycle user interfaces that feel like prison rape

00:12:46.880 they've decided hey hey i've got an idea why don't we make a bicycle seat that doesn't look like it's 0.96

00:12:53.920 designed to go up your ass but rather maybe stay on the outside somewhere you know on the butt cheek part 0.94

00:13:01.680 but like if you're designing the bicycle seat to really get up in there like they do currently 0.99

00:13:06.640 probably there'll be some problems later on well we learned that google maps

00:13:15.360 got rid of the scenic route option they used to tell you the scenic way to get from one place to the

00:13:20.880 other but they realized that that was racist because the scenic route guess what doesn't go through poor

00:13:30.480 areas and poor areas unfortunately have a lot of diversity in them so really scenic route is really

00:13:40.160 the white route so you can't just have that so they got rid of the feature that would tell you the scenic

00:13:46.320 way to get to where you want now i only saw this in the news today but i was starting to be suspicious

00:13:53.280 because the other day i used google maps to go to walnut creek and it gave me a route through gaza

00:14:00.560 and as soon as i saw it like gaza that feels like it's out of the way now i know they they got rid of

00:14:07.760 the scenic route and now they just put you through the most dangerous place you could possibly go

00:14:12.800 so there's some good news um there's a trend going viral which means that at least three people have

00:14:21.360 done it and don't believe anything about anything going viral if three people have done it but uh we're

00:14:28.880 seeing people taking pictures of their uh restaurant receipts where they're writing you know if you vote

00:14:35.680 for trump you'll make your your tips untaxable i think it was mike sort of that you suggested making

00:14:44.160 stickers so you don't have to write it you could just put a sticker on there trump would make this

00:14:49.280 untaxable which is a hell of a good idea i love that idea um however i would like to give my restaurant

00:14:58.000 owner since i used to own some restaurants i'm going to give you some restaurant tips tips

00:15:05.520 about tips you ready if you ever plan to eat at this restaurant again do not indicate that you're a

00:15:14.720 trump supporter i don't want to have to complete the sentences okay can we just leave it there if you

00:15:22.800 ever plan to go back to the restaurant don't be wearing your mega hat and don't be acting like you're a

00:15:29.200 big trump supporter because the people in the kitchen may have a different opinion if you know

00:15:35.200 what i mean just trust me don't ask any more questions do not pry into it do not speculate what i'm

00:15:42.720 talking about simply do not identify yourself as a trump supporter in any restaurant you ever plan to eat

00:15:50.800 in again bad idea trust me all right uh the ceo of nvidia says that robots will be as common as cars

00:16:03.680 and this will be big breakthroughs the next two to three years

00:16:10.160 what do you think will robots be as common as cars i think so and i think robots will be driving cars

00:16:18.240 you can have robots driving cars and that's going to be just two three years i i do plan to be an early

00:16:26.480 adopter so i do want to get myself a robot but i don't know if i want a robot that's taller than me

00:16:34.240 i'm not sure i can handle that right it's bad enough that there are humans who are taller than me

00:16:39.520 but i'm not going to buy something that's taller than me i have the same thing with dogs

00:16:45.680 the reason i wouldn't have a pit bull in my house is i don't want to have any creature in my house that

00:16:50.720 can take me in a fair fight that's one of my rules for survival never let anybody live in your house who can

00:16:58.800 beat you in a fair fight so far i've never had that experience i've never lived in the house where

00:17:04.560 anybody else could beat me in a fair fight but have i well maybe since i was maybe my college roommate

00:17:13.200 could have beat me up that was about it all right um so let's talk about the uh uh there's some uh

00:17:24.560 fentanyl news so uh governor newsome

00:17:30.560 every time governor newsome introduces any new program it just makes me laugh because i know it's

00:17:36.240 not real like i don't think anything he does is real it's entirely for the cameras so here's a new

00:17:43.840 thing he's gonna massively uh tighten border security in california to you know try to crack down on all

00:17:52.800 all that fentanyl that isn't real people people first of all he's not going to crack down on anything

00:18:05.760 second of all if you crack down on every bit of fentanyl that comes across the legal border crossings

00:18:12.640 it wouldn't make any difference fentanyl is so small and portable that you could walk up to the fence and

00:18:18.880 literally just throw it over the fence a little package of it and somebody on the other side of

00:18:23.760 the fence catches that says thanks i just got 10 million dollars worth of fentanyl i'm going to sell

00:18:28.960 it so there is no real way unless the border is completely closed and nobody in mexico owns a boat

00:18:38.400 there really isn't any way that you can keep it out of the country

00:18:41.040 uh so i mean the only way you can do it is execute them uh in place and i wonder if we could do that

00:18:50.320 you know it's weird that our military of course has to follow the rules of military engagement 0.54

00:18:56.080 but you know what we have an entity in the united states that can kill people without any legal process

00:19:01.920 it's the cia they're actually authorized to kill people if it's good for the country so i'd love to see

00:19:09.920 the cia um doing summary executions at the border if you have to drag them to the other side of the 1.00

00:19:16.800 border to shoot them that's okay but if you if you find you know a giant bag of fentanyl in somebody's 1.00

00:19:23.120 car you should be able to put a bullet in their head and just drag them to the side of the road and say 1.00

00:19:28.080 next now i'm only kidding a little bit we're losing what 50 to 70 000 people a year to overdoses 0.99

00:19:36.000 uh and i'm pretty sure that the cia is complicit in that trade meaning that we must be working with 0.66

00:19:43.040 the cartels because nothing else would make sense that we're observing there's there's no other

00:19:48.000 hypothesis that explains the fact that we let the cartels operate when we know where their bases are

00:19:54.320 now if you're going to say but scott we would never militarily intervene in a sovereign country like

00:20:00.160 mexico are you kidding intervening in other people's country is what we do that's like the

00:20:06.640 main thing we do do you know why mexico isn't bigger because we took half of their country 0.99

00:20:11.920 no we will intervene anywhere we want to if we can get away with it so the fact that the cartels have

00:20:19.360 never been attacked at their bases i think is proof that we're working with them meaning that our spies

00:20:26.720 need them as mike bentons explains to control the other governments in in the south of our border

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00:21:35.840 for details please play responsibly let's talk about the find people hoax um i love that people are

00:21:43.280 a few democrats recently just found out that that was a hoax so bill ackman famously a democrat who's

00:21:50.080 waking up to what his team was doing uh admits that he only just found out just this year that the

00:21:57.680 find people hoax was a hoax at the same time other prominent venture capitalists sean mcguire

00:22:03.840 uh i i give him a compliment he was brave enough to tweet that he just found out i think this week

00:22:10.880 that the find people hoax was a hoax and that you could tell just by watching the video

00:22:15.520 now that's that's the shocker is that it wasn't even some clever plan it was right there on the video

00:22:22.480 and when he's when he had that revelation a lot of us said well thanks for catching up from six years ago

00:22:31.360 but imagine believing that the president said that and that 70 million people voted for him anyway

00:22:37.280 just imagine what it would be like to be a democrat who believed the news is still trying to be real

00:22:45.760 now i say trying because everybody understands that the news gets stories wrong no but nobody criticizes

00:22:53.200 them for being wrong now and then because you know fog of war and there are corrections and everybody

00:22:59.120 understands nothing's perfect the difference is trying it's very clear super super clear

00:23:07.280 that the at least the political oriented news is not trying to be the news it's trying to get

00:23:13.280 a person elected certainly on the left and you could argue it on the right as well

00:23:18.560 so but imagine you're a democrat and you actually believe that the president called somebody

00:23:25.680 the nazis fine people and that after that 70 million people still voted for him

00:23:32.080 how would you like to live in that country i would be packing my bags and moving so fast

00:23:40.000 if i thought that 70 million people were sort of pro-nazi that's what the democrats have taught their

00:23:46.800 base i mean obviously it's the opposite

00:23:51.840 cory bush a prominent democrat was on pbs and she says she once healed a homeless woman's tumors

00:23:58.480 by putting her hands on her

00:24:04.480 that's uh that's an elected democrat

00:24:08.880 an official who's helping to run the country

00:24:13.760 but uh it raised immediate questions to me if you can heal a woman's tumors and apparently it was

00:24:19.200 instant it wasn't even you know a week later she was better right away those tumors just shrunk as

00:24:26.720 soon as she put her hands on that homeless woman now what is the most unbelievable part of this

00:24:32.480 that she put her hands on a homeless woman with tumors yes because that didn't happen 1.00

00:24:40.080 and i can also assure you that she didn't suddenly get better

00:24:44.320 nope now i would like to contrast my treatment of this story with how the democrats treated the finding

00:24:52.480 people hoax compare and contrast these two stories number one a president of the united states thought

00:24:59.760 it would be a good idea to do an address to the country and praise neo-nazis in america in 2018 whatever happened

00:25:09.840 and 81 million democrats said well that sounds like something that really happened in the real world

00:25:15.200 now contrast that to uh all of us listening to cory bush say she healed a homeless woman's tumors

00:25:24.240 instantly by putting her hands on her do you say to yourself wow that could be true 0.99

00:25:30.880 no you don't no you don't you say that is obviously bullshit from top to bottom left to right 0.99

00:25:38.000 in and out every single part of that is bullshit end of story now is there nobody who's a democrat who 0.99

00:25:46.560 can do what i just did to look at a story that by its nature i'm not going to research this i don't need 0.99

00:25:54.320 to look into it further i don't need to do my own research no she made a batshit crazy obviously false 1.00

00:26:02.720 claim end of story why can't i do this so easily and 81 democrats were like oh the president said drink

00:26:11.840 bleach sounds reasonable to me no he never said to drink bleach or disinfectants

00:26:21.760 all right so that was funny um

00:26:25.760 um meanwhile mark cuban continues to be a an enigma he uh posted that he does he posted

00:26:35.920 a post that says you know by the way he wrote it that he believes in the fine people hoax the

00:26:42.240 drinking bleach hoax and the january 6 insurrection hoax his entire public persona is oriented around

00:26:51.280 the most obvious hoaxes in american history does he also believe that cory bush healed people's tumors

00:27:00.000 because it was on pbs because pbs you know showed the interview

00:27:07.440 does he really believe all those hoaxes

00:27:11.600 how do you explain that do you think he really really believes those he also posted yesterday i won't

00:27:19.920 vote for anyone who doesn't believe climate change is real okay now i have to ask again is this

00:27:27.440 performance art because it doesn't really even look like a real opinion that an actual human could have

00:27:36.560 like there's something else going on here that i'm not quite sure about because there's no way his

00:27:43.440 iq is so low that that explains what we're seeing like there's no way that he could you know navigate

00:27:50.480 his many professional successes and have an iq of 80 which is why you would need to have these opinions

00:27:58.560 so what is it is it cognitive dissonance because he started on the side and then got too committed

00:28:06.480 and then when he found out his side was the baddies he couldn't change maybe

00:28:13.680 maybe a little maybe it's part of the answer i mean it would explain things but it's it's kind of a

00:28:20.480 stretch is it a news silo problem well i think there's a good chance it is because remember uh bill

00:28:31.280 ackman and uh sean mcguire the other venture capitalists we can agree that they're brilliant people

00:28:38.880 they're brilliant all right sean's got a phd in something i can't even pronounce and

00:28:44.960 ackman's been you know a finance genius forever so both of those people were unaware that the fine

00:28:53.760 the fine people hoax was a hoax until this year how do you explain that it's the new silo now if there's

00:29:03.120 one thing i can tell you that you need to understand intelligence does not protect you from brainwashing

00:29:11.040 you think it should right you really think it should but it doesn't there's just no correlation

00:29:19.440 in the short run if if you are somebody who's learned specifically the tools of knowing when you're

00:29:26.400 being brainwashed then you've got a chance so if you have intelligence plus a talent stack

00:29:33.280 that would help you navigate propaganda versus reality you might be in good shape but what is

00:29:39.600 the key key fact you would have to know in order to escape your delusions if you're a democrat what's

00:29:46.880 the one thing you'd have to know for sure that they don't seem to know just one thing they still

00:29:54.960 believe that the news is trying to tell you the truth that's it they they have one false belief which

00:30:05.680 is easily easily debunked if you want to spend two minutes doing it but they don't seem to understand

00:30:12.480 that the history of the united states is that the news has never been real it's just that some have

00:30:17.600 figured it out and some haven't you probably couldn't run a country with real news because the

00:30:24.160 news would tell you oh these leaders are doing a bad job everything's falling apart and then everything

00:30:28.560 would fall apart so you need some amount of brainwashing to keep the country together it's like you're the

00:30:35.200 best country in the world we are uh you should give up your life for freedom that sounds like a good

00:30:42.720 idea sign me up so really brainwashing your local population isn't optional every every successful

00:30:53.760 nation did it don't you think the romans were told that they were special that's why they could have

00:30:58.640 slaves well we're romans we're we're gods of course we could have slaves why wouldn't we we're romans

00:31:06.480 right so every successful civilization and many of them are evil but to succeed you do have to brainwash

00:31:16.080 your your people the the difference is some of us figure out the game and can escape from the

00:31:24.000 the clutches of the the clutches of the propaganda some of us get halfway out and think we're all the

00:31:29.440 way out and that's full dunner dunning kruger territory where you think you've got the answers 0.84

00:31:35.920 but you're actually still dumb and i think a lot of people say wait hold on i'm looking at the news oh i got it 0.97

00:31:44.640 now i got it fox news and breitbart are all telling lies and cnn and msnbc are checking those lies 0.99

00:31:53.200 and giving us the true thing i got it i figured out the world now i figured out that one side tells

00:31:58.160 lies and the other side tells the truth got it that's the whole problem that the brainwashing they

00:32:06.720 only got half of it out of their system the part they didn't agree with in the first place the stuff

00:32:12.720 coming from the right but every time we think that this is some kind of a moral intellectual

00:32:20.560 philosophical problem it's not there's one problem half of the country believes that the news is still

00:32:30.400 trying to be true it's not it's really not now a part of the reason that the illusion can be

00:32:40.000 presented is that a lot of the news has no um impact in other words uh if there's a hurricane

00:32:47.760 the news can tell you there's a hurricane and there's no spin whatsoever yes hurricane we're

00:32:53.200 trying to get and get right the number of people were hurt oh we got the wrong number but we easily

00:32:58.000 corrected now we have the right number that stuff's all probably pretty true it's only when they talk

00:33:04.640 about politics or sometimes the economy or the system itself and a little bit about lawfare that

00:33:10.800 it's completely made up and if you don't know that the weather is still they're trying to get it right

00:33:17.680 they just get it wrong sometimes and when they're talking about i don't know some some little thing that

00:33:25.120 happened somewhere that's not of any consequence they probably try to get that right probably

00:33:30.080 it's just the you know the political stuff nope and the scientific stuff i'm not so sure about either

00:33:38.640 well here's some uh

00:33:41.920 some good news there's a number of companies trying to make nuclear cheaper and smaller and

00:33:47.520 mass-produced one of them is radiant nuclear in uh southern california and they are building

00:33:54.640 a uh looks like about maybe the size of a trailer on a tractor trailer situation

00:34:01.680 and um looks like they're they're optimistic that they can figure out to make a mass-producible

00:34:10.400 nuclear device that you could put on a trailer and just pull it up to your town

00:34:15.920 imagine that so that's pretty good but you know why we don't have a

00:34:20.880 uh good new nuclear program is because democrats are afraid of it because they were brainwashed

00:34:28.000 so democrats were brainwashed and that's why we can't have nice things

00:34:32.480 because if we were doing what china is doing and growing nuclear fast and making sure that you're

00:34:38.240 doing right i'm sure their their engineers are good um we'd be in much better shape but one part of

00:34:45.280 the country was uh brainwashed into thinking that the safest best hope for mankind was the most dangerous

00:34:53.440 one because green something blah blah um general flynn has some uh medical uh medical diagnosis of uh

00:35:06.080 uh biden and he's funny because he introduced it this way he goes i'm not not a doctor

00:35:14.400 i don't know exactly what he was meaning by that but he says regarding the biden he says having spoken

00:35:21.840 to some doctors who want to remain anonymous joe has what's called lewy body dementia now most of you know

00:35:29.520 that don't you do you know why most of you know that um that biden has lewy body dementia because

00:35:38.400 you're not you're not democrats that's why you know that their silo doesn't report that it's obvious

00:35:45.920 pretty much anybody working in this business knows that they can see it there's no doubt about it

00:35:51.440 really i mean not really there's no not really any doubt but he says uh he goes on he says uh protein

00:35:58.880 deposits called lewy bodies develop in nerve cells in the brain the protein deposits affect brain

00:36:04.400 regions involved in thinking memory and movement this condition is also known as dementia with lewy bodies

00:36:11.200 houston we have a problem says general flynn well it could affect your brain regions including

00:36:19.040 thinking memory and movement now the movement part not the biggest problem in the world memory well

00:36:28.240 that could be a problem but if you're the president you have plenty of people to act as your your auxiliary

00:36:33.360 memories but you know that thinking problem is a bit of a bit of a risk

00:36:41.040 now imagine you live in a world in which people are still thinking he's the best choice

00:36:47.440 those are also the people who lived in the world where they think 70 million people

00:36:51.600 were okay with somebody who liked uh nazis which of course didn't happen in the real world

00:36:58.240 the world where they think they were all right imagine how scary it would have been to be a democrat

00:37:06.480 so not only did you think that the neo-nazis were supported by half the country

00:37:12.960 but you also thought that climate models were real and could predict that we're all going to burn up

00:37:18.640 imagine thinking that was real and waking up every day saying well we're doomed according to aoc

00:37:24.960 we're all going to die so i don't know if the white supremacists in the military that don't actually 0.99

00:37:30.080 exist are going to kill me the climate models that aren't real are going to fry me or the neo-nazis 0.99

00:37:36.560 that are not actually supported by anybody except the people who are marching that day and a few others

00:37:43.520 and believing that the president once suggested drinking bleach

00:37:47.680 and that nuclear is dangerous and that biden is just fine behind closed doors

00:37:55.840 okay this is massive brainwashing problem and the longer the demon the longer the republicans act

00:38:01.600 like it's a policy difference the more lost we are we don't have a policy difference

00:38:09.760 that's the symptom that's the symptom the problem is brainwashing right you can't fix the symptoms you

00:38:19.360 got to fix the brainwashing and number one is people have to know the news isn't trying to tell you the news

00:38:29.200 they're not trying and sometimes failing they're not trying it's not their mission to tell you what's true

00:38:36.640 and never has been speaking of that um the biden spokesperson whose name is uh corinne john pierre

00:38:50.160 um she says uh that the videos of biden looking like he's a statue and he's confused and wandering

00:38:57.520 off are what he what she calls cheap fakes they're not deep fakes because they're not made by

00:39:02.800 you know ai but they're cheap fakes you know what a cheap fake would be for example a cheap fake would

00:39:13.040 be the fine people hoax where they didn't spend any money they just cut off the last part of the video

00:39:20.240 that's a cheap fake but now she says suddenly she understands what a cheap fake is after years of not

00:39:26.480 knowing what they were and uh she says the the video of uh biden trying to wander off in normandy was

00:39:34.800 fake because if you saw what he was looking at he was looking at the parachutist who was just done a

00:39:40.880 you know good stunt so he was interacting with the parachutist he was not wandering away

00:39:46.720 which is the same thing i told you do you know why i told you that he was not wandering away

00:39:52.320 because i'm not brainwashed by anybody on the right so i looked at the video and i said huh

00:39:59.840 i see what they're saying about him looking lost but it looks more to me like he's interacting with

00:40:04.320 somebody who's off camera which was exactly what it was you don't really see this on the left do you

00:40:12.480 when this story came out the the normandy one i saw a number of trump supporters not all most of them

00:40:20.160 were just having fun with it but a number of people said well it's not exactly you know the

00:40:24.800 video is not exactly accurate because there's somebody off screen but you never heard even one

00:40:30.560 democrat saying well okay the fine people hoax wasn't real have you have you ever heard even one i've

00:40:38.320 never heard it but at least the trump supporters were willing to say okay you know we're stretching on

00:40:44.240 this one a little bit but then i think to be fair there's a recreational belief you know i think that

00:40:51.200 when the democrats say trump suggested drinking bleach they're sort of aware it didn't happen but it's so

00:40:58.240 much fun to say it because it bothers republicans so much that it's a recreational belief not one they

00:41:04.720 actually believe they're just having fun pretending they believe it and uh i think that was the same

00:41:10.640 thing with the conservatives they were having fun believing that biden wandered off in normandy

00:41:19.040 because it doesn't change anything it doesn't change a thing biden is often obviously checked out and

00:41:25.920 his brain is not there except according to mark cuban who says in person he's great yeah in person he's

00:41:32.800 still sharpest attack according to cuban anyway but we know and then there's one where biden is babbling

00:41:42.320 at a meeting did you see the latest one where a bunch of people are trying to talk to uh biden at the

00:41:49.280 same time and he's sitting in a chair just smiling at the crowd and then he imitates the crowd he goes

00:41:54.640 blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah now taking out of context it looks like he went crazy and just

00:42:01.360 started going blah blah blah blah blah blah blah in context he was mocking the crowd in a joking way

00:42:09.200 was that a was that an indication of his mental state well not exactly but you can see for yourself

00:42:17.280 that there's something going on louis dementia obviously so while it is true that corinne john pierre

00:42:26.160 is accurate in saying that some of these are quote cheap fakes it still does show the truth at the

00:42:32.560 same time as the fun that people are having with them and she also tried to explain the uh obama taking

00:42:39.520 biden's hand to lead him off the state recently she said that they're like family

00:42:47.920 and that uh obama taking biden by the hand is more just a more like a family thing

00:42:57.280 all right

00:42:59.920 okay sure now it was a very familiar thing it was a familiar thing but i think the g7 were all doing 0.69

00:43:07.200 the same thing with him you know the g7 were all guiding around by his arm so they're not family 1.00

00:43:12.960 all right there's a funny story that one of the secret service agents for biden was robbed at gunpoint

00:43:20.720 during uh during the fundraiser in la and i have to ask myself do the do the robbers ever get together

00:43:29.920 at night and brag about their scores so somebody actually robbed successfully successfully robbed

00:43:38.960 an armed and highly trained secret service agent for the president and got away with it he got away

00:43:45.760 with it and i can just imagine him sitting around at the the robber hideout that night so uh bob what

00:43:52.960 did you do today oh well i nailed it today i i knocked over this jewelry store it's the third time i've hit

00:43:59.760 the same jewelry store they keep moving the security cameras and i keep finding the blind spots got a big

00:44:05.040 bag of jewels really really that's what you did you uh you just robbed a jewelry store for the third time 0.98

00:44:14.720 uh wow that is uh that is super gay uh i robbed uh the president's secret service agent 0.98

00:44:24.720 so who's the best robber here uh you got some jewelry yeah that's that's very nice of you i took out one of 0.99

00:44:34.000 the toughest security guards well it just seems like you'd have something to brag about is what i'm saying

00:44:41.120 all right uh the boeing ceo uh he might already be doing it right now but he's uh david calhoun he's

00:44:50.720 going to be grilled by congress over the uh alleged imperfections in the aircraft uh we hear at the

00:44:58.800 same time that there's a brand new whistleblower who just came out that even the ceo has not heard

00:45:04.880 from yet unless it happened since i started this and uh here's one of the things he said he said uh

00:45:11.440 quote our culture is far from perfect but we are taking action and making progress he's expected to

00:45:18.160 say here's the question that i'm waiting for some republican to ask tell us about your dei policies

00:45:25.200 how many white men have you hired in the last year

00:45:35.040 now here's the thing i don't think the republicans can do it

00:45:38.320 because they're not canceled like i am so even though the real question has nothing to do with

00:45:43.920 anybody's genes or their demographic or their or their culture it has only to do with a system which is

00:45:52.080 prioritizing a certain class of people that there are not enough of for all the people who would

00:45:57.120 like to hire them and improve their diversity now there's not enough highly qualified people in that

00:46:03.200 category has nothing to do with their genes or their culture just not enough so managers instead of

00:46:10.960 saying well i can't find any which would get them fired they say oh i found a bunch of them

00:46:16.960 yeah i i just looked extra hard i don't know what's wrong with the other companies if they did

00:46:22.240 what i did and just do more outreach they could have plenty of diversity and everything would be great

00:46:27.120 but that's not real what they did was lower their standards because there is no other way for

00:46:33.200 everybody to get diversity when there's a limited pool and the demand is 10 times the size of the pool

00:46:39.280 you know if the demand were 20 larger than the supply i don't think i'd even bring it up

00:46:50.240 but if it's 10 times larger there's only one way it goes people are going to lie like crazy that they

00:46:55.840 hired qualified people while they hire unqualified people that the incentive system will guarantee that

00:47:01.680 follow the money it's 100 guarantee there's no other way that can go and to pretend it might go the

00:47:08.240 other way that's the mark cuban argument that's where we have to wonder if it's performance art

00:47:15.360 and i haven't ruled that out by the way he might be doing a bit uh mark cuban in you know

00:47:23.280 supporting dei when clearly he knows the numbers can't work he lives in the real world anyway so uh

00:47:32.320 the question will not be asked has dei destroyed your company but it's the only one i care about

00:47:38.720 because do you think that they would be there if they didn't have some real structural systemic

00:47:43.520 problem i don't think so and the only new structural systemic problem i'm aware of is dei if something

00:47:51.360 else changed it would be good to find out so we don't keep blaming people all right we found out a

00:47:58.480 little bit more about hunter and ukraine and burisma this is from the new site just the news

00:48:03.920 and apparently we have new information uh that the fbi knew back in 2016 now that's when they knew

00:48:13.200 about it but it happened earlier than 2016 when uh when hunter's dad was the vice president

00:48:20.080 uh that hunter had plotted to set up a new venture in lichtenstein that would be uh funded by 120

00:48:28.320 million dollars from the owner of that ukrainian energy firm burisma and um so that i guess i didn't

00:48:39.840 go through but just hold this in your mind so now we have documentation that while joe biden was vice

00:48:46.800 president his son was working with burisma and would have taken a quarter of the profits from the new

00:48:55.280 venture they were setting up so pretty good deal and we know that uh hunter's association with it was

00:49:02.880 requested because they needed political cover yeah john solomon just the news um

00:49:15.120 now that's really bad hey chuck tully you're doing a lot of thumbs up there i'm wondering if your keyboard

00:49:24.880 is stuck again because every every time you come on you just do thumbs up a hundred times

00:49:29.200 so you might be unaware that something's happening on your end so if you could fix that that'd be great

00:49:39.120 all right so i guess everything in ukraine was exactly as corrupt as it looked like 0.85

00:49:46.480 um so the democrats are still trying to make hay out of the fact that trump once confused

00:49:53.840 the name jackson with the name johnson for his prior doctor now i would call that no sign of anything

00:50:02.640 wrong with anybody but because they would have to defend dementia riddled biden they're pretending

00:50:09.360 that the real person with a mental problem is trump now what is the name for that when you blame the

00:50:16.240 other person for having what you clearly have it's called projection right projection

00:50:23.200 and we see it everywhere every every policy is no uh biden didn't open the border that was trump

00:50:32.640 no biden didn't cause any inflation that was trump so so they have a very consistent

00:50:40.480 well-identified we all observe it of simply saying that i'm not doing that that's what you're doing

00:50:46.400 now what's that also called it's also gaslighting when you tell somebody that the thing they're looking

00:50:56.640 right at isn't really there that's different from lying lying is when you tell a lie that you hope you'll

00:51:03.520 get away with because nobody can tell the truth or it's hard to know the truth but when you're looking

00:51:09.600 right at a rock and somebody says there's no rock there that's called gaslighting because that's way

00:51:15.840 worse than lying because if people believe what you're saying and yet their own eyes see the rock

00:51:22.400 and they can touch and feel it they actually go insane because they've lost the connection between

00:51:29.520 what's real and what they observe so gaslighting is a super toxic thing to do

00:51:36.160 so we got the projection we've got the gaslighting and the fine people hoax would be the perfect example

00:51:43.760 of gaslighting the video was wasn't even altered they just clipped off a bit and then told you that

00:51:50.800 you couldn't and then when you read the whole thing or you or you saw the video and you saw the whole

00:51:56.320 video they told you that you didn't see it that happened to be a bunch of times when i was arguing

00:52:02.000 that it was a hoax i'd show people the actual transcript and then they would act like it didn't

00:52:07.680 happen and i think well you're looking right at it here's the video you can listen to yourself

00:52:15.040 and they'll just act like it's not happening in some weird gaslighting way that doesn't even make

00:52:20.160 sense nobody ever says wow gosh i guess i was wrong about that except sean mcguire and bill ackman now

00:52:29.200 so you're seeing the smartest people are the first ones to figure out what's going on wait a minute

00:52:36.880 have they been lying to me the entire time yes about everything about everything as soon as you

00:52:45.680 think they lied to me about this one thing you're just as lost as before you found out

00:52:51.360 doesn't help you a bit except that one little thing you have to understand it's everything

00:52:57.520 it's both sides and it's everything it's fake

00:53:03.440 so what would you call the signs of narcissism well here's some uh top signals for narcissism gaslighting

00:53:11.120 projection uh how about uh lack of empathy you're watching the democrats lock up january 6 protesters who did

00:53:22.000 not do anything dangerous they were just there that is a lack of empathy because i can tell you for sure

00:53:32.400 that if democrats were locking up protesters for doing a little trespassing when they had a real

00:53:39.920 reason to be to at least think there was a problem do you think i'd be okay with that you think i'd be okay

00:53:47.040 locking up just ordinary citizen protesters just because they were democrats absolutely not absolutely

00:53:55.040 not because i have empathy i look at the you know the size of their their offense and i look at the size

00:54:02.880 of the penalty and i go those are not even close so empathy is apparently lacking on on the left

00:54:12.560 and uh what about uh cheating cheating is another thing that narcissists are famous for 1.00

00:54:19.040 they'll say they're doing they'll say they're loyal to you but they're really cheating

00:54:23.200 does that sound like hunter biden sounds like he's loyal to us but really is double dealing

00:54:28.960 does it sound like gold bar bob said he was our our senator but really he was taking money from

00:54:38.160 various interests and uh brad wilcox um was posting on x some new data that says there's a huge difference

00:54:49.440 in infidelity now between democrats and republicans republicans are about the same

00:54:55.760 you know don't like infidelity you know don't like infidelity at all don't like to practice it

00:55:00.480 and democrats have had a major change that only half of them are in favor of

00:55:07.920 fidelity half of democrats think is that cheating on your spouse is that's okay half of them now what

00:55:17.200 does that sound like put it all together these are literally the classic symptoms of narcissism here's

00:55:23.840 another little tip do you know where narcissism is concentrated in the public

00:55:30.480 it's in the young young people by far have the symptoms of narcissism compared to older voters

00:55:38.240 older voters tend to be republican younger voters tend to be democrats it is a scientific fact that that

00:55:45.920 demographic has a lot of narcissism in it when you look at almost anything that's bugging the hell out of

00:55:52.800 you it all looks like narcissism let's say you're a doctor who wants to turn a little girl into a little

00:56:00.080 boy because the little girl and or boy says hey i got some issues if you think you can change somebody's 0.74

00:56:08.480 gender or let's say sex if you think you can change their sex you're kind of playing god aren't you 0.95

00:56:15.280 that that's very much a narcissistic thing it doesn't even sound like a doctor to me it sounds

00:56:24.080 like what's wrong with you why do you think you can even do that right now by the way i have lots of

00:56:30.080 empathy for the the trans community but like most of you um once somebody's an adult i say let them live

00:56:38.960 you know let them live their best life if that's what they need i'm not going to second guess

00:56:44.320 somebody's personal decisions about health care lifestyle or anything else as long as it doesn't

00:56:48.640 bother me children of course we have to put an entirely different standard on them obviously

00:56:56.400 now what would the uh democrats say if i were to say you know you have all the signs of

00:57:01.760 uh narcissism what would they say they would gaslight you and they would project and they 0.98

00:57:10.720 would say no you're the one and your candidate trump is the biggest narcissist in the world

00:57:16.960 now i'm going to agree with that but how many of them know there are two kinds of narcissists 0.94

00:57:23.280 there's one kind you like and one kind you need to get away from trump is a grandiose narcissist

00:57:31.040 he's a person who wants you to know that he's going to make everything better and then he's

00:57:36.560 going to work really hard to make it happen because wouldn't it feel good if he said i'm going to make

00:57:41.840 your life better and then he did and then you praised him and then you gave him awards and then

00:57:45.600 you said he was a great president we see it right in front of us how would you know somebody was

00:57:51.680 specifically the good kind of narcissist a grandiose one it's the easiest thing in the world

00:57:59.600 how do you know trump is a grandiose narcissist the good kind who wants credit for doing good things

00:58:06.560 it's his slogan make america great again

00:58:12.160 there it is he's trying to get credit by making america great again that's what a grandiose narcissist

00:58:19.920 does does he want to be known as the best president yes

00:58:23.920 yes yes why because he's a grandiose narcissist do i want to be known as the best podcaster

00:58:32.880 yes yes i mean i don't think i'm going to get there but i love it because i'm a grandiose narcissist

00:58:40.240 i love doing things that anybody in the public says you know that really helped me you know when

00:58:47.280 i help people stop drinking or lose weight which i do quite often i feel great when people say you

00:58:55.200 help me lose 25 pounds i feel great i'm a grandiose narcissist do you want less of me

00:59:03.680 i mean that's the most grandiose narcissist thing anybody ever said but do you really want less of me

00:59:08.320 me see what about elon musk elon musk thought he could put a turtle on mars

00:59:16.800 what's that that's a grandiose narcissist he thought he could make an electric car economically 0.76

00:59:24.000 who does that grandiose narcissist have you noticed that all of his businesses are very oriented toward

00:59:32.320 the benefit of humankind grandiose narcissist you don't want fewer of those you want as many as you

00:59:40.000 can get he works all day long so that when he's done the world is better off objectively nobody's

00:59:47.520 questioning it and then people say well my god i'm glad you did that you're the best of course he

00:59:54.160 wants that we all want that right but we're not all grandiose narcissists like me so i think narcissism

01:00:02.800 explains a whole lot of what's going on that in the silos the information silos uh so biden signed a

01:00:11.200 uh some kind of amnesty for uh people who are non-citizens who are married so i guess

01:00:20.160 the category would be there's half a million people over in the category of

01:00:24.480 illegal immigrant spouses who have lived in and worked in the usa for over a decade

01:00:32.960 now i'm going to say something that sounds like a contradiction

01:00:37.280 and you're going to say but that's different from what you said before so let me explain

01:00:41.760 take a little little bit of explaining when trump ran in 2016 and said i'm going to deport

01:00:48.800 every single illegal person 25 million of them people panicked and said that will disrupt the

01:00:54.560 country i can't believe you do that that you know most of them have been living here as citizens

01:00:59.200 for years the reason i was okay with it is i didn't for a minute think he was really going to do it

01:01:05.360 if i had ever thought he was really going to deport 25 million people

01:01:09.760 i think i would have been opposed to that now i do want to close borders and tight security

01:01:16.880 but people who have already gotten in and created life and they're paying taxes and didn't break a law

01:01:22.960 yeah i'm pretty soft on that i'm pretty soft on that like that that's that's my uh that's my

01:01:29.040 democrat liberal side yes if you can do something for the country you're adding you spend

01:01:35.440 10 years being a good citizen i'm gonna be pretty soft on that now we have what another 25 million

01:01:44.160 or so that came in under biden or some gigantic number and and trump is again saying i'm gonna send

01:01:51.040 everybody back i'm just gonna deport everybody illegal today i'm in favor of it 0.98

01:01:59.600 i'm publicly in favor of shipping back everybody you know why because we're not going to start with

01:02:07.040 the people who have a job and have been here for 10 years we're not going to start with them and by the

01:02:13.040 time we get down to them we'll be done we won't have the will to get rid of people who have a job

01:02:19.760 and have been here 10 years and live like citizens you but you can't get there with kindness kindness

01:02:26.960 gets you another 35 million illegal immigrants and we get overwhelmed being tough and saying you know 1.00

01:02:33.280 what i'm going to ship back everybody who came in the last three years everybody i don't even care 0.85

01:02:39.040 anything about you you're just going back if you came back under biden you're just going back

01:02:45.120 you have to do that and that is empathy right don't confuse it with being mean that's empathy

01:02:53.840 because you have to have empathy for the citizens who live here but you also have to create a situation

01:02:58.960 where the people who might want to come here know what's real and what's not real what's real is

01:03:05.040 we have too many and now we don't look at you the same you know and it's a different situation

01:03:12.800 so yes i was completely in favor of trump saying he was going to deport 25 million when i knew he

01:03:19.360 wasn't going to do it it was just a good way to keep people home right the threat should have kept

01:03:25.440 people home and i think it did so you need the threat but now we actually need the real thing

01:03:31.040 i i think that if we don't ship at least 10 million people home uh we just are asking for

01:03:39.360 trouble later yeah i i think 10 million is sort of an opening bid you could probably get to 25

01:03:46.880 um it would be super disruptive and i saw democrats say do you understand how much violence this will

01:03:52.320 cause and how much upheaval to which i said yes i do yes i do it i'm just comparing it to the alternative

01:04:01.280 the alternative is certain death the country will be destroyed by immigration at some level 1.00

01:04:07.920 we're not there yet but we're heading toward it as fast as we can so if trump stops it and makes

01:04:14.800 it look like it's forever a bad idea from this point forward good and if he has to send back 10 million

01:04:22.240 people to make the point like we're not joking i do feel sorry for the ones who just wanted a better

01:04:28.720 life i do have empathy but it's a tough world sometimes sometimes you got to make tough decisions

01:04:36.640 and you got to start with empathy for your own country that's the only thing sensible everybody

01:04:41.200 should do that the other the other countries should look out for their citizens at first as well

01:04:46.240 anyway biden wants to raise taxes on rich

01:04:54.080 yeah you know how you can change people's minds on that uh here's a conversation i've had with people

01:05:00.720 who were in the lower tax range i would say do you know how much taxes i pay

01:05:07.600 and people who don't don't pay as much taxes i do don't really have a good guess and i say it's a

01:05:14.960 little over half of everything i make you should see their eyes if you tell somebody who's paying you

01:05:22.480 know a total of let's say 26 taxes they feel that they're being just absolutely abused paying their

01:05:28.960 25 percent you know they're seeing it taken out of their paycheck and it's just like it's monstrous

01:05:34.880 and i say you do realize that if you maybe doubled your income which you'd like to do you'd all like to

01:05:41.680 double your income that they'll take half more than half and people actually can't process that it's

01:05:50.160 actually such a big number because that you're basically working for the government not yourself

01:05:56.560 if they're taking more than half and i find that just simply telling people that number

01:06:03.680 completely wakes them up because we still live in a country where people think they might become the

01:06:08.400 rich one someday even if they're just inheriting money right they all think they have a chance maybe

01:06:14.400 i'll someday be you and i say yeah you could be me they'll take half of your money forever

01:06:20.880 oh it's way more than that actually because they also get a bite of my estate

01:06:25.520 so if you take the amount that i spend on other people let's say family members or charity or what

01:06:32.160 else the amount i spend on income tax the amount i spend on property tax the amount i spend on sales tax

01:06:40.640 and then you figure out my likely you know estate tax probably my if if you count the money i give to other

01:06:48.720 people probably an 80 tax already i would expect that 20 of all the money i ever made would would stay

01:07:02.080 with whatever is my estate or my heirs now people have no idea how bad it already is and if you tell

01:07:09.520 them sometimes it straightens them up right away all right um so according to the hill the biden 0.99

01:07:16.480 campaign who were full of idiots as we know are leaning into this felony idea and they believe 1.00

01:07:21.680 that they can make uh trump lose support by hammering on he's a felon now of course everybody's paying 1.00

01:07:29.840 attention knows they use lawfare to turn him into a felon so anybody who understood that the news is

01:07:35.520 not real would know it's the worst idea in the world but the low information voters didn't really

01:07:42.240 follow this i i think the low information voters are relying on two things one is grab them by the 0.99

01:07:50.320 pussy which you'll hear women say that's the reason i can't support them now they'll throw in you know 1.00

01:07:56.320 the alleged other rape charges and storming stuff to me that's a fake because it's a fake because 0.99

01:08:04.160 it's it's it's they wanted to vote for biden but they didn't understand politics that's most people

01:08:12.560 most people have a strong choice but they don't really understand the issues how many people could

01:08:17.200 really give you a good description of why we're in ukraine five percent two percent of the country

01:08:25.280 no more than that so people need to say they have an opinion they need to act like they're citizens

01:08:30.880 they need to act like they have reasons so they have fake reasons to cover up the fact that they

01:08:35.760 don't understand the topic oh i could never vote for him because he said that thing about the women

01:08:41.920 do you think that would stop them for a second if it were somebody they liked no one it wouldn't stop

01:08:51.280 them for one second do you think rfk jr has any uh any skeletons in his his sex life closet

01:08:59.280 well apparently he was pretty pretty uh let's say pretty experienced do you think anybody would not

01:09:10.320 vote for rfk jr just because of his past personal life i doubt it i don't even hear people complain that

01:09:19.920 he was once uh a drug addict i guess that always makes you a drug addict if you look at the things that

01:09:27.040 the democrats will will uh forgive if it's on their team you can very clearly see that these are not

01:09:33.680 real reasons these are fake becauses so the two biggest fake ones are i don't like what he says

01:09:41.920 about women that they would never apply to somebody on their team and that he's convicted of a felony

01:09:49.920 which if the situation were reversed would never apply to their own team they'd say well

01:09:54.080 you lawfare'd our candidate that's on you not on him right so to know for sure that they would not

01:10:01.280 apply the standard to their own person tells you it's not a real standard it's not a real reason

01:10:06.800 right if somebody said but on the other hand if somebody says abortion is my thing

01:10:13.920 don't they know that trump's already done with that he already appointed people they already

01:10:20.320 kicked into the states and you should be talking to your state and by the way trump needs to do a much

01:10:26.480 better job explaining that he's not the person you should talk to about abortion you should say i have

01:10:33.040 a view and now i did what i said i would do which was i i changed the system so that each state can have

01:10:41.680 a policy that's closer to the body of the people who live there what part of being a dictator

01:10:47.280 matches me giving you more power and me less which part of that makes sense as a dictator where

01:10:54.080 i said how about you states figure it out and i get out of it completely that's the way you should say

01:10:59.280 it say i'm out i have a strong opinion personally but i kick to the states because that's where i think

01:11:05.840 the decisions need to be made that is the least scary thing you'll ever hear from somebody who thinks

01:11:10.960 is going to be a dictator so no the felony thing is fake and the the i don't like his character thing

01:11:18.640 are just fake reasons for people don't understand politics and don't want to and i thought of a funny

01:11:24.880 analogy for that it's like it's like the pirates are it's like the democrats are saying they don't

01:11:30.640 want to watch the pirates of caribbean because johnny depp plays a pirate that's not a real reason

01:11:36.240 everybody likes johnny depp you know why he plays a really cool pirate do you know who else plays a

01:11:44.560 really cool pirate trump he's kind of a cool pirate and you can see it when he goes to the ufc

01:11:54.160 do you think the ufc is cheering so loudly because he's obeyed all the rules in his life nope it's because

01:12:03.520 he's a cool pirate that's the part they like cool pirate once you understand the cool pirate part

01:12:11.840 then as you see more people come to his support it'll make sense

01:12:18.960 all right uh greg gotfeld was uh commenting uh on on the five that uh biden needs uh celebrities

01:12:27.200 for his for his events just to get people to show up so he did the uh george clooney and obama and uh

01:12:37.600 who was the pretty woman the the person who was the actress and pretty woman julia

01:12:44.960 i forget her name she hasn't done many movies lately i can't remember her name julia

01:12:50.320 uh what's her last name anyway you know what i'm talking about so he has his celebrities up there

01:12:57.040 um and and also greg was talking about how the uh it's men who are fleeing fleeing the democrats and

01:13:05.760 because men don't like to be treated as victims i've never thought of that exactly but i think that's

01:13:11.840 true men are largely don't like to be treated as victims because it's a way of saying you're weak

01:13:19.680 we like to complain but we don't want to be seen as victims there's a difference you're complaining is

01:13:26.320 just calling out what's wrong but being a victim is just not a cool way to feel it's not a good brand

01:13:35.840 so you can see why people are fleeing the victim party to be in the party that says you know if you

01:13:41.200 do everything right you got a real good shot but i'll also point out that the democrats have entirely

01:13:50.240 imaginary talking points which is bolstered by people who are literally experts in fiction

01:13:57.120 so you got your stephen king expert in fiction you got your rob reiner expert in fiction you got your

01:14:04.720 clunies and your julie whoever she is uh name i can't remember uh fiction so all the fiction people

01:14:17.280 seem to be pro-democrat and i wonder why you know it's almost like it's almost like the things that

01:14:23.120 democrats are talking about are a fiction themselves well let's look at some of the things that are their

01:14:29.600 strongest complaints about trump um let's see there's uh he's only out for himself

01:14:38.080 so that's an imaginary thing he's stealing my democracy okay that's imaginary there might be

01:14:44.720 another election might never be another election because you know you'll become a dictator well

01:14:49.200 that's imaginary he will rip up the constitution clearly not imaginary he wants to be dictator for a

01:14:55.360 day obviously just based on a joke and uh the all-time classic is we law fared him into a felony

01:15:03.120 conviction so don't vote for a felon those are actually the real arguments

01:15:11.760 let me tell you a little bit about my journey from you know thinking that the republicans were the

01:15:18.160 crazy party to thinking that they were the smart party when i was a younger man i would look at the

01:15:25.200 republican party and i'd say i feel like you're making all your decisions based on religion and

01:15:31.440 i don't share that belief so to me a lot of the basis for republican opinion was was seemed to me

01:15:40.560 imaginary because it was based on a religion i didn't i didn't have now i like the system i do like

01:15:47.040 that it's a christian informed constitution because lots of good stuff there right some of the best

01:15:53.760 stuff made it into the constitution good work and i like living around christians because they tend to 0.98

01:16:00.320 be law-abiding decent empathetic people so i love being in a christian country i just don't have the

01:16:07.920 belief so to me it was like living in this weird imaginary world where the people in charge the republicans

01:16:15.120 had views that just seemed informed by imagination as opposed to reality then trump came along

01:16:21.920 trump also professes belief and the republicans are just as much believers as always but they don't

01:16:30.160 lead with it they don't lead with it the trump effect is to make people pragmatic is this going to make me

01:16:39.440 money will this make me less safer or more safe and not much more not much more because if you do those

01:16:48.720 things guess what oh i sound like biden there i won't say guess what if you do those things you get

01:16:55.920 your economics and your defense right you are now in a luxury situation where you can practice your belief

01:17:04.560 and nobody can come get you perfect the perfect situation for me is to be in the party full of

01:17:11.520 christians who are operating pragmatically okay this works this is how to raise a kid you know we want

01:17:18.960 more school choice those are you could argue that those are sort of christianity influenced or informed

01:17:25.840 in many cases but they often get you to just practical stuff right just practical stuff so i think the

01:17:32.720 the republicans have become the practical party who also have a very lovely in my opinion belief system

01:17:41.520 that supports their pragmatism now where it gets into the gray area is abortion but i don't weigh into

01:17:48.400 that topic because i think women need to figure that out and let us know so i'm very comfortable in uh 0.97

01:17:54.960 let's say promoting the republican way of life uh even if it's influenced by something that i'm not a

01:18:02.640 believer of because it just works it just works so well uh but at the moment it seems the democrats have

01:18:09.200 become completely under the realm of imagination so they're imagining the climate models are real they

01:18:17.280 imagine that the news is telling them the truth they imagine that the 91 counts are based on reality

01:18:23.360 instead of lawfare they imagine that that biden is good behind uh closed doors they imagine that trump's

01:18:30.080 going to stay to steal your democracy you see the pattern right there is only one party that's actually even

01:18:37.600 dealing in the real world one party has completely departed any pragmatic consideration look at dei

01:18:48.480 do you know why republicans oppose it and democrats favorite if you're living you know 20 years ago you 0.98

01:18:57.360 say it's because the republicans are a bunch of whiteys who are all a bunch of racists and you'd say the

01:19:04.800 democrats are the ones who care about people and diversity so they're working on it no nothing like 0.97

01:19:09.440 that's happening the republicans are saying wait a minute that's a system that can't work because

01:19:15.920 merit works anything that's opposite of merit will fail it's a system problem now does it work out that

01:19:24.160 it would be better for white people um at the moment if merit were the only consideration yes because

01:19:30.480 there's so much systemic racism at the school level that the pipeline doesn't have as much diversity as

01:19:36.720 everybody wants but first you got to take care of business and the first part of business is

01:19:45.440 keep your airplanes in the air

01:19:50.320 don't talk to me about anything else until you can keep your airplanes in the air

01:19:55.040 and we're not doing that we're we're not at a point where we can keep our airplanes in the air

01:20:01.200 and i'm gonna i'm just gonna say it's probably dei problem again not because of anybody's genes not

01:20:08.240 because of anybody's culture it's just a system imbalance between supply and demand nothing else

01:20:15.200 that's all it takes every republican understands that but democrats don't and i don't know why

01:20:21.440 because they live in an imaginary world i guess well trump has gone after uh the uh governor of illinois

01:20:33.040 uh pritzker and i just i'm gonna end on this um i just love that trump has been trump so long

01:20:43.280 that now you just enjoy the show and the things that used to be mean tweets and no president can do that

01:20:49.360 and it's the end of the world if a president we've we've all come to accept that when trump is his

01:20:55.120 most trumpy it's a good show and that's all

01:21:02.320 here's somebody whistling that's weird um so here's trump being trump saying the things that nobody

01:21:11.520 should say in public if i could ever advise you never say any of these things in public 0.96

01:21:18.000 you're gonna sound like a giant dick but if you've developed uh trump's brand 0.88

01:21:25.680 bring it on because it's all just entertaining at this point all right here's trump in a statement 0.99

01:21:30.960 about uh governor pritzker quote sloppy jb pritzker the rotund governor from the once great state of

01:21:38.320 illinois who makes chris christie look like a male model and whose family wanted him out of the business 0.91

01:21:45.360 because he was so pathetic at helping them run it has presided over the destruction and 0.59

01:21:50.080 disintegration of illinois at levels never seen before in any state crime is rampant and people are 0.95

01:21:56.480 sadly fleeing illinois unless a change is made at the governor's level illinois can never be great again

01:22:02.160 now here's why you should never say anything like that in public two-thirds of america is overweight

01:22:15.120 do you know what happens to me if i do a comic strip and i you know somebody's overweight and has

01:22:20.880 anything to do with the story i get cambered by people say you know your readers two-thirds of them

01:22:28.240 you're kind of making fun of them to which i said oh that's a really good point i do make a comic for

01:22:36.560 you to be entertained i don't make a comic to insult you so i stopped doing it so i don't do

01:22:43.280 overweight jokes unless there's some weird element to it that takes it into a different direction so

01:22:49.120 there could be an exception but as a general rule i don't think it's cool and i also don't believe in free

01:22:55.200 will so i don't believe that people eat until they're overweight because they want to be overweight

01:23:00.800 so there's something going on there and i think it's our food supply so i blame them i blame big

01:23:06.160 food more than i blame people for over eating yes you could learn to eat less it's a thing but by far

01:23:14.640 the biggest problem is that the food industry is poisoning us by far so i i hold my anger for the

01:23:21.440 the root cause not the people who are doing their best so uh but if you're trump people don't treat

01:23:28.720 him the same way and he himself is carrying a few extra pounds and so when somebody who's carrying

01:23:35.040 extra weight goes after somebody for carrying extra weight and their name is trump and you know the

01:23:39.600 spirit in which he's doing it it just sounds different but don't do that so the next time you've

01:23:45.760 got some opportunity to mock people for their weight don't do it have a little bit of empathy nobody wants

01:23:56.560 to be carrying unhealthy weight um all right and that ladies and gentlemen is the best show you're

01:24:03.120 ever going to see today and i'm going to say bye to the people on x and youtube and rumble

01:24:10.320 um i will tell you if uh if you saw the dilbert comic today wally is explaining to ashuk that uh

01:24:23.200 if uh if somebody gives you criticism that's called constructive criticism

01:24:31.200 if you give somebody else criticism that's called projecting

01:24:36.000 and then wally summarizes in the third panel and he tells the shook basically you just want to stay

01:24:43.920 away from people so um also i'm working on the dilbert calendar the the physical dilbert calendar for

01:24:52.560 2025 i've got a meeting right after this um phone meeting and making the final plans and designs and you'll

01:25:00.080 be able to buy it but it'll only be from a website not from um from amazon i'll let you know more about

01:25:06.160 that as it develops and thanks for joining buy my book god's debris it's changing people's lives

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Real Coffee with Scott Adams - June 18, 2024

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