Real Coffee with Scott Adams - June 19, 2024


Episode 2510 CWSA 06⧸19⧸24


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 33 minutes

Words per Minute

149.72328

Word Count

14,014

Sentence Count

968

Misogynist Sentences

35

Hate Speech Sentences

34


Summary

Happy Juneteenth! What are holidays really about anyway? And why do we celebrate them? And how do they work? And what do they do to bring us together? The answer to these questions and more on this week's episode of Thick & Thin.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 And I don't think there's ever been a better day in your whole life.
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00:00:37.240 I don't know if you noticed it, but I accidentally started channeling Andrew Tate for just a moment when I said better.
00:00:50.060 You ever notice the way Andrew Tate pronounces some words?
00:00:55.080 He gives that real clear pronunciation to some.
00:00:58.640 Well, sometimes I like it better, better.
00:01:02.540 Anyway.
00:01:06.260 If you're reading the Dilbert comic, which you can only see if you subscribe on X or on scottadams.locals.com,
00:01:12.260 you would know that Wally is being accused of being a mouse jiggler.
00:01:16.900 How many of you know what that is?
00:01:20.680 A mouse jiggler?
00:01:22.960 Apparently, there are devices you can buy easily on Amazon, anywhere else, that literally jiggle your computer mouse.
00:01:30.840 And it makes it look like you're working if your boss is monitoring your keystrokes.
00:01:38.000 So, apparently, people have been buying mouse jigglers so they can just not work.
00:01:43.620 And I wondered if anybody ever used one of those for a real mouse.
00:01:50.780 I don't know.
00:01:51.220 It feels like it'd be a fun ride for an actual mouse.
00:01:54.220 So, here's my news for today.
00:01:57.100 First of all, happy Juneteenth, our most divisive of all holidays.
00:02:03.620 Let me explain to you how holidays work.
00:02:06.320 I believe you're told, hey, these holidays are something that's, you know, good and natural and we should be celebrating them.
00:02:16.840 But holidays are a little bit artificial.
00:02:19.700 Here's something I heard the other day that I'd never heard before and I guess I need a fact check on it.
00:02:26.360 And it goes like this.
00:02:27.520 That Santa Claus was invented by the Coca-Cola company to sell Coca-Cola in the winter because people thought it was a summer drink.
00:02:38.580 Have you ever heard that?
00:02:40.460 Apparently, they took St. Nicholas and somebody who was a robber who used to go down chimneys.
00:02:55.940 You see, it was a chimney sweep.
00:02:58.040 And they combined like a saint with a robber and then they put him in a red and white Santa Claus outfit and they put him on the cover of the Coca-Cola.
00:03:11.720 And the reason Santa Claus is red and white is that those are Coca-Cola's corporate colors.
00:03:18.260 Did you know that?
00:03:19.320 Santa Claus was invented for Chris Kringle and a saint named Klaus.
00:03:27.980 So Chris Kringle was the criminal who would go down your chimney and steal your stuff.
00:03:34.420 So Christmas isn't exactly the thing you were taught when you were a child.
00:03:40.080 How about, you know, Mother's Day and Valentine's Day?
00:03:43.140 Well, both made up by Hallmark as well, probably for something like that.
00:03:49.460 So we have a lot of artificial holidays.
00:03:51.960 But one of the things that our national holidays are meant to do, such as the 4th of July, are to bring unity to the country.
00:03:59.740 Because you're probably aware, you're all adults, you know that children have to be brainwashed.
00:04:06.680 Every country does it.
00:04:07.880 It's necessary.
00:04:09.160 So you brainwash your kids into thinking they grew up in the greatest country and the greatest culture and they should respect their parents and all the things and go to school and, you know, join the army if you need that.
00:04:20.280 So holidays are a little bit about taking some time off, but they're a lot about brainwashing, if it's a national one.
00:04:29.960 So, for example, there's a reason there's a Veterans Day and a Memorial Day, because it's to the country's national best interest that we respect veterans.
00:04:40.060 So we have, you know, two whole holidays that are dedicated just to veterans.
00:04:44.520 It's just good for the country.
00:04:45.880 It's a unifying thing.
00:04:47.340 But Juneteenth is different because it's specifically created to be a non-unifying thing to imagine.
00:04:56.200 And by the way, it's based on fact.
00:04:57.980 So I'm not saying it's historically inaccurate.
00:05:00.680 It's based on fact.
00:05:02.080 But to imagine that there's a different Freedom Day for black Americans and white Americans can be true and it can be important to know in history.
00:05:14.040 But if you turn it into a holiday, it becomes part of your brainwashing mechanism.
00:05:20.620 And it works in reverse of how that is supposed to work.
00:05:24.820 What it's supposed to do is give you an artificial sense of unity, even if they make it up.
00:05:29.600 So the holidays and the brainwashing that the kids are getting and the rest of us are getting, it isn't really meant to be historically accurate per se.
00:05:40.620 And it's supposed to turn you into more unified, stronger citizens in a stronger country.
00:05:47.180 And I would say that Juneteenth, while historically accurate and respectful to a certain group of people in the country, is not unifying.
00:05:57.320 So it works against the interests of the country, even though we can all have good feelings about each other.
00:06:04.820 In terms of a system, it's a system fail.
00:06:09.460 So we can say the good things about it.
00:06:12.180 It honors things that should be honored.
00:06:14.480 It's historically accurate.
00:06:16.380 It does make a correct distinction between, you know, freedom of some people and freedom of others.
00:06:21.760 But in terms of why you have holidays, at least the ones that have a national interest, not the Santa Claus kind.
00:06:29.460 But the reason you have them is for unity.
00:06:31.380 This is the opposite.
00:06:32.780 So I'd say it's a failure of a holiday, even though we can still be respectful of the event.
00:06:42.500 All right.
00:06:43.540 Well, this will amaze you, but there are two more things that coffee has been found to be good for.
00:06:48.460 Number one, it's good for your skin, according to one study.
00:06:53.460 You're probably wondering, how much coffee do I rub on my skin?
00:06:57.900 No, no.
00:06:59.080 You still take it internally.
00:07:01.080 But they say it's good for reducing your brown spots or whatever.
00:07:05.760 I don't know.
00:07:06.560 To me, it seems like if you drink enough coffee, you're going to create some brown spots.
00:07:09.980 But that's a whole different dad joke.
00:07:12.480 So forget about that.
00:07:14.300 It's good for your skin.
00:07:15.480 And then there's some surprising link in another study that it might be good for your liver.
00:07:21.720 That's right.
00:07:23.400 Coffee is good from your skin to your liver.
00:07:26.660 And if I were a coffee marketing person, that's exactly what I'd say.
00:07:30.860 It's good for you from your soul to your skin to your liver, according to science.
00:07:35.240 So everybody who comes to have the simultaneous sip with me, just know that with every sip, your liver is getting healthier, your skin is getting more beautiful, and maybe it's just my opinion, but I think you're getting sexier.
00:07:54.060 Is it just me?
00:07:55.940 I think you're all getting sexier with every sip.
00:07:59.460 I'll drink to that.
00:08:00.220 Here's to your ever-increasing sexiness.
00:08:09.020 Oh, wow.
00:08:10.220 I just felt a brown spot disappear in my liver.
00:08:14.280 Oh, my liver has never felt this good before.
00:08:17.060 Whoa.
00:08:18.660 Can you feel that in your liver?
00:08:20.400 All right.
00:08:26.220 Here's another study that, you know, maybe you could have just asked Scott.
00:08:33.840 There's a study that finds that weightlifting at retirement age keeps your legs strong for years later.
00:08:40.000 So it turns out that weightlifting makes you stronger.
00:08:44.940 Okay.
00:08:45.920 Got it.
00:08:46.960 And it doesn't go away right away.
00:08:49.480 Check.
00:08:50.540 Two things you could have asked me about.
00:08:55.320 Were you surprised?
00:08:57.320 When was the last time you saw a study that said exercise is bad for you?
00:09:01.740 Oh, there's a new study that says exercise is bad for you.
00:09:05.640 No, there isn't.
00:09:06.920 Every time there's a study about anything involving weightlifting or cardio,
00:09:13.340 unless you overdid it, which is a separate problem,
00:09:17.740 they're going to say it's good for you.
00:09:20.240 I will repeat my best advice ever for aging.
00:09:25.180 Number one best advice.
00:09:28.620 Start early.
00:09:29.540 You should create a lifetime exercise program that you can keep doing when you're older.
00:09:36.260 One of the reasons I took up tennis as a lifetime sport is it's both social
00:09:41.960 and it's one you can do into your older years.
00:09:45.580 So I can still play tennis once a week, get a little sore, but it's still good for me.
00:09:51.400 So I would say work on your mobility, protect your knees.
00:09:54.980 And I got a leg press in my man cave this year for this reason.
00:10:00.900 I wanted to make sure that my lower body muscles were on point and you can't always run when you get a certain age.
00:10:08.540 Running becomes less and less practical because you're banging on your joints.
00:10:12.440 But a good leg press is worth a lot.
00:10:17.320 So keep your mobility going.
00:10:20.000 So here are a few things that AI is doing that are less sexy than other things, but maybe a really big deal.
00:10:26.640 So there's over in the UK, they figured out how to design magnets.
00:10:31.500 They designed a new kind of magnet using AI to come up with a design.
00:10:37.320 And apparently it's going to have all kinds of benefits.
00:10:39.480 And if you can make a better magnet, you can make more efficient engines and more efficient everything.
00:10:45.800 So already AI has discovered a way to make magnets, which appears to work, that is better than anybody's ever come up with a magnet.
00:10:56.660 And it's a real big deal.
00:11:00.080 Likewise, other AI figured out how to use AI.
00:11:05.800 Well, the AI didn't figure it out, but they're using AI to control batteries so that the battery discharges, you know, in a more, let's say, a more optimal way.
00:11:17.560 And simply doing that, you can unlock 10% more capacity and have a 25% longer life.
00:11:22.920 So you get a free 25% just by managing your batteries with AI.
00:11:29.880 So all of these little 10% here, 25% here, this stuff's really going to add up.
00:11:36.940 So I think the world of boring things is what AI is going to make the biggest difference in.
00:11:44.360 Hey, AI, could you give me 10,000 designs for a new magnet?
00:11:48.940 You know, the boring stuff.
00:11:50.740 And then it will.
00:11:51.720 There's also, there's other reports about material science, et cetera.
00:11:59.900 So the materials science and batteries are going to really make a big difference in the AI world.
00:12:08.040 Now, there's also a thought that the fusion reactors require, I think, fusion, or maybe it's fission as well,
00:12:15.980 that if you have AI, you can optimize lots of things and, you know, be much more efficient.
00:12:23.380 So AI is going to be like a 25% boost on everything.
00:12:29.080 Now, remember you were thinking, how could we ever pay off our national debt?
00:12:33.680 And you think, well, you know, you'd need the GDP to grow like crazy and productivity to be unprecedented.
00:12:42.600 We might be on the edge of unprecedented production.
00:12:47.640 Imagine, imagine what Amazon's costs will be once robots are doing everything.
00:12:55.580 From delivery to all the package handling to customer complaints.
00:13:01.720 Amazon will be probably close to customer free.
00:13:06.760 Bezos might design an entire company that just doesn't need anything but him and his dog to run the whole thing.
00:13:16.060 So if I were betting on cost reduction, I would look for big companies that have lots of employees that are most likely to be replaced by robots,
00:13:27.980 which would be bad for maybe society because people will be jobless.
00:13:32.800 But some companies are going to make a lot of money by reducing the expenses pretty soon, too, maybe two years from now.
00:13:42.240 Other good news.
00:13:43.220 The Senate passed a package to boost nuclear energy, and they're sending it to Biden's desk for a signature.
00:13:53.140 So among the things it's supposed to do, it's going to speed up the licensing process for nuclear reactors, which can take, what, a decade or two?
00:14:03.360 I mean, it's so impractical to even start a business.
00:14:06.680 It's just crazy.
00:14:07.700 And so it's basically requiring the government agencies to put together a method for simplifying and shortening the environmental review process.
00:14:20.780 So the big thing that keeps America from being competitive, despite our technical excellence, despite the fact that we have resources,
00:14:31.300 is that we've managed to make it impossible to build nuclear power plants because of the paperwork and the laws and the policies and the regulations and the processes.
00:14:41.460 And it looks like they're going to try to fix that, although I do have some skepticism about forming big bureaucratic committees to try to get rid of the bureaucracy.
00:14:51.060 I feel like they're going to add rules instead of subtract them, if that's like everything else in the world.
00:14:57.960 But at least it looks like it's the thinking is in the right direction.
00:15:02.000 So maybe something good will come from that.
00:15:03.520 I love talking about the failing Washington Post.
00:15:08.480 Things are just getting worse for them since they canceled Dilbert.
00:15:12.780 And it's not the only reason, of course.
00:15:16.100 But I'm loving the drama.
00:15:17.740 They've got a new CEO who's sort of embattled because he's an ex-conservative-leaning editor,
00:15:25.840 so the staff doesn't trust him and they're revolting.
00:15:29.160 That's right.
00:15:29.700 The staff is revolting.
00:15:30.900 And especially Phil Bump, he's revolting.
00:15:36.920 No, but seriously, folks.
00:15:40.140 So the new CEO, William Lewis, is getting a lot of that stuff.
00:15:46.040 But one of the new news is, one of the new reports,
00:15:49.360 is that he's creating what he calls a third newsroom within the Washington Post.
00:15:54.120 Now, I don't remember what the first two are,
00:15:55.980 but, you know, they have some logical division in the existing business,
00:16:02.060 but they're going to create a third newsroom.
00:16:04.840 And it's going to do more news, I guess, on social media or online
00:16:09.660 or something different than what they're doing now.
00:16:12.400 More natively inserting it into social media, I think.
00:16:16.460 But here's how you should really read this.
00:16:19.680 It's not a third newsroom.
00:16:23.420 It's the one that's going to replace the other two.
00:16:27.640 I love the fact that the Washington Post, which is known for, you know,
00:16:32.640 it's most famous for bullshit and fake news, at least among my audience,
00:16:36.700 it's most famous for fake news,
00:16:38.040 that they're trying some fake news on their own employees.
00:16:42.640 Hey, boss, it almost looks like you're starting up a new division,
00:16:47.600 which is the only thing with the possibility of growth,
00:16:51.440 while the existing divisions have either stalled or declined.
00:16:56.540 So is that really a third newsroom,
00:16:59.740 or is that the thing that's going to replace us
00:17:02.020 because you know that we can't possibly succeed
00:17:04.560 because there's nothing you can do to revive the, you know,
00:17:08.060 the old model of news.
00:17:11.020 Yes, the Washington Post is looking to replace basically everybody there
00:17:15.720 with this third newsroom,
00:17:17.780 which they're trying to act like,
00:17:19.380 ah, it's just a little thing we're adding.
00:17:21.420 Don't pay attention to it.
00:17:22.860 It's just a little thing we're doing.
00:17:26.820 If you haven't watched the new video
00:17:29.340 with Tucker Carlson and Glenn Greenwald,
00:17:32.580 highly recommend it.
00:17:34.560 It's much more interesting than I thought it would be.
00:17:38.420 And some of the things that I noted as I was watching it
00:17:44.220 is I don't want to ruin it for you,
00:17:46.240 but there's an anecdote that Glenn Greenwald talks about
00:17:49.760 when he was in college, I guess he was 19,
00:17:53.460 and he had a substantial encounter
00:17:56.060 with the conservative part of the world,
00:17:59.080 which he was not in.
00:18:01.140 Now, I don't want to ruin it for you,
00:18:02.680 but you've got to hear it.
00:18:05.160 It's just one of the all-time great stories
00:18:07.100 just in terms of understanding America
00:18:09.140 and understanding, you know, our political differences
00:18:11.860 versus what's real and, you know, what's not real.
00:18:15.100 So I highly, highly recommend,
00:18:17.340 somewhere in the middle of it,
00:18:18.360 it's a long interview,
00:18:19.660 but somewhere in the middle he tells that story
00:18:21.680 about his online interaction
00:18:24.220 as a youth with the conservative world.
00:18:27.760 And it will explain to you a lot.
00:18:31.680 Because didn't you wonder how in the world could it be
00:18:34.320 that Glenn Greenwald,
00:18:36.040 who you thought was sort of left-leaning,
00:18:39.180 seems to have so many opinions
00:18:42.280 that are compatible with conservatives at the moment.
00:18:45.100 And you say to yourself,
00:18:46.840 did he, did something happen?
00:18:49.480 You know, like, how do you even have that transition?
00:18:52.960 And it turns out it was something he came by honestly,
00:18:56.620 which is through a conscious,
00:19:01.380 planned interaction with both sides of the country.
00:19:05.360 I could not have more respect
00:19:07.000 for the way he approached his understanding of the world.
00:19:10.640 And then I'm listening to it,
00:19:11.640 and he's talking about how Democrats,
00:19:14.980 you know, used to be for free speech
00:19:19.920 and now they're against free speech.
00:19:21.520 And he was couching the discussion
00:19:23.560 about how the left and the right
00:19:26.340 seemed to have switched places
00:19:27.600 as something that looked like hypocrisy.
00:19:32.620 And I thought to myself,
00:19:34.140 oh, people who talk about hypocrisy
00:19:37.600 are operating at the lowest level
00:19:39.660 or maybe the second to lowest level of politics.
00:19:43.120 That's where you think that things are,
00:19:45.080 that the news is kind of accurate
00:19:47.040 and that there are some people
00:19:49.340 who know what they should say
00:19:50.720 or what would be consistent with their principles,
00:19:54.380 but they've knowingly chosen
00:19:56.880 to do something selfishly hypocritical.
00:20:00.540 Now, that's a real way to describe things
00:20:02.800 that are happening, that's actually happening.
00:20:04.380 But I thought if you're stuck in that level of awareness,
00:20:07.840 you're missing the whole show.
00:20:10.900 And so for a moment,
00:20:11.940 I was worried that Greenwald
00:20:13.760 was maybe locked into that lower level,
00:20:15.980 which would have surprised me
00:20:17.600 because it would be opposite of what I've observed.
00:20:20.020 But then he soon pivoted to a full understanding
00:20:23.940 that we're in a persuasion environment.
00:20:26.880 And you got to hear him talk about
00:20:28.860 how the world is nothing but persuasion.
00:20:31.220 These are my own words, not his.
00:20:34.060 But he does have a full understanding
00:20:36.320 that people do not arrive at their own opinions.
00:20:39.660 He doesn't use these words either.
00:20:41.580 But he's very aware that our opinions
00:20:43.320 were assigned to us by operators in the news
00:20:46.800 and that what you think is your opinion about things
00:20:49.640 is really artificial.
00:20:51.240 You've just been programmed.
00:20:53.040 So he does see the world
00:20:54.220 as a massive brainwashing operation.
00:20:57.240 And if you're talking about stuff like
00:20:59.180 who's a hypocrite,
00:21:00.540 you're just completely lost.
00:21:03.700 And that's the lowest level of understanding.
00:21:05.900 The highest level
00:21:06.760 is that nobody's doing any thinking at all.
00:21:09.320 That the corporate media
00:21:10.620 is just telling people what their opinions are
00:21:12.760 and they go,
00:21:13.300 well, I guess that sounds good.
00:21:15.120 And then they go act like it
00:21:16.400 and they get angry.
00:21:19.100 But let me give you my own version.
00:21:21.720 So I highly recommend it
00:21:23.180 on Tucker's channel.
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00:21:45.300 Anyway,
00:21:46.220 here's how the corporate news is created.
00:21:49.380 And this would be what Democrats
00:21:51.400 generally don't understand.
00:21:53.800 But I can say for sure,
00:21:56.720 based on listening to Glenn Greenwald,
00:21:58.620 that he definitely understands it,
00:22:00.360 as does Tucker.
00:22:01.620 And it works like this.
00:22:03.280 So here's an example of how news.
00:22:05.120 Let's say that
00:22:06.040 President Biden
00:22:07.260 shuffles into a janitor closet
00:22:09.080 and starts sniffing the mops.
00:22:11.320 Now,
00:22:13.920 if the news were real,
00:22:16.060 it would say,
00:22:17.320 President Biden,
00:22:18.700 suffering from
00:22:19.500 late-stage dementia,
00:22:22.240 wandered into a janitor closet
00:22:23.820 and started sniffing the mops.
00:22:26.020 We don't believe
00:22:26.760 he is qualified to be president.
00:22:28.800 Steps are being taken
00:22:29.640 to remove him from office.
00:22:31.500 Now, that's what an actual
00:22:32.840 real news might cover
00:22:35.000 if, for example,
00:22:36.720 he did that thing.
00:22:38.300 Here's how it really is handled
00:22:39.860 in our world.
00:22:42.000 Biden shuffles into
00:22:43.200 a janitor closet
00:22:44.140 and starts sniffing the mops.
00:22:46.180 Word gets out,
00:22:47.600 maybe not through
00:22:48.380 the regular news.
00:22:50.380 And then the Democrats
00:22:51.840 have to create a narrative
00:22:52.920 that Trump is the real
00:22:54.280 mop sniffer
00:22:55.020 or possibly the cause
00:22:57.180 of all mops
00:22:58.120 sniffing everywhere.
00:23:00.960 Then the corporate media
00:23:02.320 pushes the Democrat narrative
00:23:03.920 that Trump is the real
00:23:05.380 mop sniffer
00:23:06.220 or the cause of all
00:23:07.740 mops sniffing.
00:23:08.440 And then those opinions
00:23:10.440 are assigned to Democrats
00:23:11.560 via the process,
00:23:12.840 this process,
00:23:14.460 and Democrats come to believe
00:23:16.080 that they thought
00:23:16.880 of it themselves.
00:23:18.640 You know,
00:23:19.380 I really do think
00:23:20.740 that Trump
00:23:21.320 is the real mop sniffer
00:23:22.660 and maybe the cause
00:23:24.340 of all mops sniffing
00:23:25.560 around the world.
00:23:27.060 That's my own opinion
00:23:28.060 that I just came up with
00:23:29.180 on my own.
00:23:30.240 Does it match
00:23:30.920 exactly the narrative
00:23:31.960 that has been fed to me
00:23:33.100 and shoved down my throat
00:23:34.100 by my brainwashers?
00:23:35.580 Yes, it does,
00:23:36.220 but that's just because
00:23:37.060 they're smart
00:23:37.640 and they see it too.
00:23:38.880 We all see it.
00:23:39.740 It's so obvious,
00:23:40.860 the narrative.
00:23:43.980 But then there's another step
00:23:45.400 after the opinions
00:23:46.700 are assigned to Democrats.
00:23:48.120 Then the Democrats
00:23:49.160 can't understand
00:23:50.080 how the Republicans
00:23:51.640 could ever back
00:23:52.780 a mop sniffer
00:23:53.760 for president.
00:23:56.140 How?
00:23:58.220 What?
00:23:59.960 And then you have
00:24:00.860 like a Joe,
00:24:02.100 morning Joe meltdown.
00:24:03.280 How in the world?
00:24:05.780 How?
00:24:06.380 How can they back
00:24:07.540 a mop sniffer?
00:24:08.780 A mop sniffer?
00:24:10.160 A mop sniffer?
00:24:16.320 And then step seven,
00:24:18.980 the Democrats
00:24:19.680 seek professional therapy
00:24:21.360 to understand
00:24:23.000 why nothing seems
00:24:24.760 to make sense.
00:24:27.640 And why is the world
00:24:29.160 promoting a mop sniffer
00:24:30.700 for president?
00:24:31.460 who is also
00:24:33.220 a racist
00:24:33.660 and a sexist?
00:24:36.560 Now,
00:24:37.320 that's actually
00:24:38.220 literally what's happening.
00:24:39.860 I mean,
00:24:40.140 I made up the
00:24:40.720 mop sniffer part,
00:24:41.800 but I do believe
00:24:43.460 the Democrats
00:24:44.020 wake up and say,
00:24:45.360 what bad thing
00:24:46.620 have we done
00:24:47.280 that we got caught at?
00:24:49.300 We better form
00:24:50.560 a narrative
00:24:51.000 that says
00:24:51.540 it's really Trump
00:24:52.320 or it's the white supremacists
00:24:54.700 hiding in the hill
00:24:55.420 or it's the MAGA people
00:24:57.520 who are really rotten
00:24:58.340 at the core.
00:24:58.860 Their entire game
00:25:01.200 is convincing
00:25:02.320 their own people
00:25:03.340 that what they see
00:25:04.700 isn't true.
00:25:06.180 And then their own people
00:25:07.220 are signing up
00:25:08.120 for therapy
00:25:08.740 like crazy
00:25:09.660 because they don't know
00:25:11.940 why their world
00:25:12.880 doesn't make sense anymore
00:25:14.120 and why people
00:25:15.380 would be electing
00:25:16.300 this Trump
00:25:18.120 mop sniffer
00:25:18.920 when clearly
00:25:20.460 we don't want
00:25:21.080 a mop sniffer
00:25:21.740 for our president.
00:25:23.340 It doesn't make sense.
00:25:24.720 I need therapy.
00:25:25.620 So they're literally
00:25:27.560 driving their own people
00:25:28.660 crazy.
00:25:30.660 And it's kind of funny.
00:25:33.700 All right.
00:25:34.400 Here's my update
00:25:35.380 on how to handle
00:25:36.260 trolls online.
00:25:38.040 You've heard some of these,
00:25:39.160 but now I'm going to give you
00:25:39.980 a complete list
00:25:40.880 of what seems to work
00:25:42.340 for me
00:25:43.060 probably would work
00:25:44.680 for you too.
00:25:47.040 So when people
00:25:48.060 say something ridiculous
00:25:49.880 that I know
00:25:50.720 the Democrat
00:25:51.540 corporate media
00:25:52.880 assigned to them,
00:25:53.660 my old way
00:25:54.880 was to tell them
00:25:55.820 that they don't know
00:25:56.580 the truth
00:25:57.040 and their media
00:25:58.580 has duped them
00:26:00.320 and here's the truth.
00:26:03.500 How well did that work
00:26:04.740 do you think?
00:26:07.440 Did everybody say,
00:26:08.880 whoa, thank you
00:26:09.640 for correcting
00:26:10.400 my misinformation.
00:26:12.600 I should listen
00:26:13.560 to you more often, Scott.
00:26:15.260 But I got this
00:26:16.800 from MSNBC
00:26:17.740 and I was mistakenly
00:26:19.080 thinking it was true,
00:26:20.140 but thank you
00:26:21.100 for clarifying.
00:26:22.120 I'm all set now.
00:26:23.660 No, that never happens.
00:26:26.100 I think it was
00:26:26.980 Mark Twain who said
00:26:28.140 the hardest thing
00:26:30.540 to convince somebody of
00:26:31.880 is that they've been duped.
00:26:33.600 He used better words.
00:26:35.440 So yes,
00:26:35.900 you cannot convince people
00:26:37.260 that they've been duped.
00:26:39.140 So what I say,
00:26:40.480 instead of arguing
00:26:41.580 about their stupid facts
00:26:43.100 that are all wrong,
00:26:44.400 I never engage them
00:26:45.440 in their stupid facts
00:26:46.560 if they have stupid facts.
00:26:48.240 You know, like
00:26:48.660 Trump wants to be a dictator,
00:26:51.000 you know,
00:26:51.180 that kind of stuff.
00:26:52.040 I say,
00:26:55.060 you believe the news is real.
00:26:58.580 That's my whole comment.
00:27:00.400 So I just reply,
00:27:01.520 you believe the news is real.
00:27:03.460 Sometimes I add LOL.
00:27:04.780 Well,
00:27:06.300 now,
00:27:08.700 sometimes they'll reply,
00:27:11.320 but I think sometimes
00:27:13.000 it's such a biting comment
00:27:14.420 that at some level
00:27:15.600 they understand
00:27:16.360 is,
00:27:16.840 you know,
00:27:18.080 maybe more important
00:27:20.080 than they're letting on
00:27:21.100 that they,
00:27:22.600 on some level,
00:27:23.380 might know their news
00:27:24.260 isn't real.
00:27:24.860 I think they're believing
00:27:26.840 their own news
00:27:27.700 is maybe closer
00:27:28.980 to a recreational belief
00:27:30.560 for some of them.
00:27:31.880 Like they kind of know
00:27:32.940 it's not exactly true,
00:27:34.280 but it's bad for Trump
00:27:35.220 and they don't like him,
00:27:36.260 so that's good enough for them.
00:27:38.000 But I just say,
00:27:39.260 you believe the news is real.
00:27:41.040 Or I say,
00:27:41.940 you can't really have
00:27:42.600 a conversation with somebody
00:27:43.700 who thinks their news is real.
00:27:45.060 Here's another one
00:27:48.440 that I've told you about.
00:27:49.860 This works great.
00:27:51.360 Lots of times
00:27:51.980 I'll get that comment
00:27:52.900 that is so weird
00:27:55.400 that you don't even know
00:27:57.020 if you can address it
00:27:58.080 like you want to
00:27:59.080 because somebody's
00:28:00.020 criticizing you.
00:28:01.340 But you're like,
00:28:01.960 I don't know.
00:28:02.920 It looks like you just
00:28:03.860 put a bunch of words
00:28:05.000 together there.
00:28:06.020 So whenever it's like that,
00:28:07.300 I just say,
00:28:07.880 you sound drunk.
00:28:10.240 Amazingly,
00:28:10.780 very few people
00:28:11.860 will reply
00:28:12.920 after you say
00:28:14.040 you sound drunk.
00:28:15.180 Do you know why?
00:28:16.280 I think that's actually right.
00:28:18.260 I think a lot of them
00:28:19.440 are actually just drunk.
00:28:21.220 You know,
00:28:21.480 if you figure 10%
00:28:22.480 of the country
00:28:23.040 is drunk or inebriated
00:28:24.820 at any given time
00:28:25.800 and they're the ones
00:28:27.060 making the noise.
00:28:28.960 Right?
00:28:29.260 If you walk into
00:28:30.200 a crowded party
00:28:31.760 and then you found out
00:28:33.980 that somebody
00:28:34.400 was causing trouble,
00:28:35.660 is it going to be
00:28:36.860 the drunkest person?
00:28:38.180 Yes.
00:28:39.080 Yeah.
00:28:39.940 Yeah.
00:28:40.380 It's the drunkest person
00:28:41.580 who's causing trouble
00:28:42.420 at the party,
00:28:43.100 but it's also
00:28:44.160 the drunkest person
00:28:45.160 who makes comments
00:28:46.120 that are the crazy type.
00:28:48.180 So,
00:28:49.000 yeah,
00:28:49.420 if they don't look
00:28:50.460 like an obvious paid troll,
00:28:51.880 I'll get to that.
00:28:52.700 Probably just drunk.
00:28:55.560 Then,
00:28:56.080 you don't have this problem,
00:28:57.060 but I do
00:28:57.500 in the political season.
00:29:00.000 I get the paid trolls.
00:29:01.780 The paid trolls
00:29:02.540 have some tells
00:29:03.460 that make them
00:29:04.460 very obvious,
00:29:05.120 but I don't tell them
00:29:06.540 what their tells are
00:29:07.480 so they don't change them.
00:29:09.100 because I used to get angry
00:29:10.900 about the,
00:29:11.700 you know,
00:29:12.080 just the mean trolls
00:29:13.600 that were just coming
00:29:14.960 in to say a mean thing
00:29:15.960 until I realized
00:29:17.060 they're all professionals
00:29:18.320 and they all have
00:29:20.140 the same look.
00:29:20.900 I'm just not going
00:29:21.460 to tell you what it is
00:29:22.280 because I don't want
00:29:23.020 to change it
00:29:23.780 because it's fun
00:29:24.660 to spot them.
00:29:25.780 So,
00:29:26.000 I just say,
00:29:26.500 you have the stench
00:29:27.160 of a paid troll
00:29:27.940 about you.
00:29:29.520 It makes them
00:29:29.920 go away completely
00:29:30.800 because once you
00:29:32.800 out them as paid trolls,
00:29:34.400 they don't want
00:29:34.940 to interact
00:29:35.680 because that would
00:29:36.760 bring more attention
00:29:37.600 to the fact
00:29:38.180 that they're paid trolls.
00:29:39.580 So,
00:29:39.960 the moment you say,
00:29:40.880 you have this stench
00:29:41.920 of a paid troll,
00:29:42.740 they just disappear
00:29:43.520 because they are,
00:29:44.860 in fact,
00:29:45.480 literally paid trolls.
00:29:47.380 Now,
00:29:47.760 you might not get them,
00:29:48.780 but all the public figures
00:29:50.660 are getting the paid trolls.
00:29:53.000 And by the way,
00:29:53.620 that's well documented
00:29:54.580 that the Democrats do that.
00:29:57.200 You know,
00:29:57.360 we know who funds it,
00:29:59.160 who organizes it.
00:30:00.100 It's all well known.
00:30:02.620 Another one I like to do
00:30:03.740 is people like to ask
00:30:05.580 the,
00:30:06.760 are you still beating
00:30:07.580 your spouse question
00:30:09.280 or one of those questions
00:30:10.820 where the question itself
00:30:12.040 is so biased
00:30:12.760 that answering it
00:30:14.180 would just be a mistake?
00:30:16.060 And I say,
00:30:16.680 ask better questions.
00:30:17.940 You sound like you're trapped
00:30:19.040 in the first level
00:30:19.900 of awareness.
00:30:22.640 And then you just drop
00:30:23.780 the mic
00:30:24.100 and walk away.
00:30:25.760 All right.
00:30:26.640 President Trump,
00:30:27.640 of course,
00:30:28.220 had to explain
00:30:29.120 more fake news
00:30:30.900 about somebody said
00:30:31.820 he didn't like Milwaukee.
00:30:32.880 of course,
00:30:35.800 that is the way
00:30:37.840 the corporate
00:30:38.340 press works.
00:30:41.160 Somebody who's a Democrat
00:30:42.420 says,
00:30:43.580 oh,
00:30:43.840 somebody said something
00:30:45.060 behind closed doors.
00:30:46.240 We didn't record it
00:30:47.120 or see it.
00:30:48.020 But believe me,
00:30:49.060 that Trump said something
00:30:50.120 bad about some group
00:30:51.140 of people.
00:30:52.020 And then that gets
00:30:53.040 in the corporate press
00:30:53.960 and then the public
00:30:54.800 thinks it actually happened.
00:30:55.940 So the latest one
00:30:58.520 was that Trump
00:30:59.800 didn't like Milwaukee.
00:31:01.700 But as he says
00:31:02.800 in his rally,
00:31:03.860 I love Milwaukee.
00:31:05.080 I was the one
00:31:05.520 that picked Milwaukee
00:31:06.300 for the convention,
00:31:07.800 Republican convention.
00:31:09.020 I have to tell you,
00:31:09.940 I was the one
00:31:10.400 who picked it.
00:31:11.880 These lying people
00:31:13.040 that they say,
00:31:13.760 oh,
00:31:13.900 he doesn't like Milwaukee.
00:31:15.040 I love Milwaukee.
00:31:16.840 I said you got
00:31:17.760 to fix the crime.
00:31:19.360 We all know that.
00:31:20.540 You got to make sure
00:31:21.240 the election's honest.
00:31:22.260 But I'm the one
00:31:22.780 that picked Milwaukee.
00:31:24.260 So that's a perfect answer.
00:31:26.660 You know,
00:31:26.880 the damage is still done
00:31:28.400 because the rumor
00:31:29.120 never gets completely corrected.
00:31:31.140 But it's the perfect answer.
00:31:34.060 Let me tell you again
00:31:35.380 how to address the question
00:31:37.900 when somebody says
00:31:38.720 you don't like whatever group.
00:31:41.060 In this case,
00:31:41.740 it was you don't like Milwaukee.
00:31:43.700 Here would be
00:31:44.480 the wrong thing to say.
00:31:46.740 I didn't say bad things
00:31:47.920 about Milwaukee.
00:31:49.460 Fail.
00:31:51.580 I don't have bad feelings
00:31:53.020 about Milwaukee.
00:31:54.860 Fail.
00:31:55.940 Do you see
00:31:58.340 what is the right answer?
00:31:59.360 The right answer
00:31:59.900 is only this one.
00:32:01.940 There's only one right answer.
00:32:03.600 It's three words.
00:32:04.620 I love Milwaukee.
00:32:07.660 If you don't start
00:32:08.860 with I love Milwaukee,
00:32:10.860 everything you say
00:32:11.900 after that
00:32:12.320 is just bullshit.
00:32:14.040 If somebody says,
00:32:15.220 hey,
00:32:15.380 you hated Milwaukee,
00:32:16.780 don't say,
00:32:17.580 I didn't say that.
00:32:18.400 you say that
00:32:20.000 after,
00:32:21.320 after
00:32:21.920 you start with
00:32:23.320 I love Milwaukee.
00:32:24.960 Have you noticed
00:32:25.820 that when I talk
00:32:27.040 about my cancellation
00:32:28.200 and since the topic
00:32:30.160 was
00:32:30.640 black people,
00:32:32.500 I like to start
00:32:34.180 that conversation
00:32:34.960 by saying
00:32:35.420 I love black people.
00:32:37.420 That's the first thing
00:32:38.480 you need to know.
00:32:39.240 It's not about people.
00:32:40.600 It's about a system.
00:32:41.980 It's about DEI.
00:32:42.940 It's about CRT.
00:32:44.000 It's about propaganda.
00:32:45.600 It's about brainwashing.
00:32:46.900 It's about a system design.
00:32:49.040 If the system
00:32:50.040 is designed
00:32:50.720 to make us
00:32:52.080 toxic to each other,
00:32:53.380 that's the current
00:32:54.060 system design,
00:32:55.340 then you should
00:32:56.200 stay away
00:32:56.640 from toxic situations.
00:32:58.720 It's not about
00:32:59.160 anybody's genes.
00:33:00.420 It's not about
00:33:01.000 anybody's culture.
00:33:02.420 I love black people.
00:33:04.060 Right?
00:33:04.620 If you can't say that,
00:33:06.020 well,
00:33:06.260 you're probably
00:33:06.700 guilty of the charge.
00:33:08.940 Say that first.
00:33:10.820 No exceptions.
00:33:12.360 If somebody says
00:33:13.100 you don't like Democrats,
00:33:14.300 say I love Democrats.
00:33:15.860 I don't like
00:33:16.580 what they do.
00:33:17.520 Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:33:18.460 But you got to start
00:33:19.120 with I love
00:33:20.000 X.
00:33:21.980 Unless it's not true.
00:33:23.860 If it's not true,
00:33:25.500 don't say it.
00:33:26.640 Here's another one.
00:33:29.600 I love immigrants.
00:33:32.920 I love immigrants.
00:33:34.780 I also think
00:33:35.820 that deporting
00:33:36.440 25 million of them
00:33:37.540 might be a reasonable
00:33:38.240 thing to do.
00:33:38.840 But if you don't
00:33:41.020 start with
00:33:41.620 I love them,
00:33:43.240 which I literally do.
00:33:44.900 I mean,
00:33:45.280 I know so many
00:33:45.960 immigrants in California
00:33:46.940 and they're amazing people.
00:33:48.920 Just amazing people.
00:33:50.760 You know,
00:33:50.980 you're missing a lot
00:33:52.260 if you're not
00:33:53.300 interacting with
00:33:54.100 the immigrant community.
00:33:56.140 That's something
00:33:56.760 you might not know
00:33:57.560 if you're sort of
00:33:58.380 reading about it
00:33:59.180 because you read
00:33:59.580 about the crime
00:34:00.280 and the crime's bad.
00:34:01.940 It's real.
00:34:02.920 But if you don't
00:34:03.680 interact with the people,
00:34:04.980 oh my God,
00:34:05.960 just amazing people
00:34:07.160 from all kinds
00:34:08.620 of different places.
00:34:10.520 So that's
00:34:10.860 when people say
00:34:12.660 why don't you
00:34:13.200 move in to California?
00:34:15.540 That is one
00:34:16.520 of the draws
00:34:17.120 of California
00:34:17.960 is that you have
00:34:18.860 the diversity.
00:34:20.520 And, you know,
00:34:21.000 that might sound surprising
00:34:22.080 if you believe
00:34:23.500 any of the rumors
00:34:24.140 about me.
00:34:24.820 But it is one
00:34:25.380 of the best things
00:34:26.000 about living here
00:34:26.700 is that, you know,
00:34:28.120 my,
00:34:28.560 your tennis partner
00:34:29.940 came from one country
00:34:31.020 or, you know,
00:34:32.400 other people you work
00:34:33.440 with from all
00:34:34.320 over the place.
00:34:36.480 It's quite a rich
00:34:37.540 environment.
00:34:38.700 And by and large,
00:34:40.040 they all want
00:34:40.460 to be here.
00:34:41.640 You know,
00:34:41.900 it's great being
00:34:42.900 around people
00:34:43.440 who want to be here.
00:34:45.140 It's great.
00:34:47.120 It's hard for that
00:34:48.100 to go wrong
00:34:48.740 when you're around
00:34:49.660 people who want
00:34:50.260 to be where
00:34:50.820 same country
00:34:51.960 you want to be in.
00:34:53.620 All right.
00:34:54.120 But we do need laws
00:34:55.140 and we do need borders
00:34:56.080 and maybe we have
00:34:56.980 to deport 25 million people.
00:34:58.800 It would be a tragedy.
00:34:59.960 But a point I was
00:35:02.800 going to make earlier
00:35:03.500 is that Democrats
00:35:05.280 have successfully
00:35:06.380 painted Republicans
00:35:07.460 as the mean people.
00:35:10.820 Right?
00:35:12.040 So the Democrats
00:35:12.800 have taught themselves
00:35:14.340 that they're the ones
00:35:15.780 with empathy
00:35:16.280 and the Republicans
00:35:17.700 are the ones
00:35:18.680 who don't have
00:35:19.100 enough empathy
00:35:19.680 because they're like,
00:35:20.700 ah, ship them home,
00:35:21.800 ship them home.
00:35:23.060 And that's a bad frame
00:35:25.180 if you're a Republican.
00:35:26.800 Here's the better way
00:35:27.940 to say it.
00:35:28.480 If you're a Republican,
00:35:29.220 here's the defense.
00:35:31.720 Democrats say
00:35:32.540 we don't have empathy.
00:35:34.620 I say Democrats
00:35:35.740 don't know how
00:35:36.320 to do empathy correctly.
00:35:38.680 It's not empathy
00:35:39.760 if you let your children
00:35:41.180 run wild
00:35:43.380 because they're free.
00:35:46.120 That's not empathy.
00:35:47.740 You need to give
00:35:48.380 your kids some structure.
00:35:49.760 It's not empathy
00:35:50.520 to let criminals
00:35:51.460 out of jail
00:35:52.100 because you're not
00:35:54.180 being good to the people
00:35:55.160 in the society
00:35:56.260 and criminals
00:35:57.800 might actually
00:35:58.460 be better off
00:35:59.180 with a little bit
00:35:59.880 of pushback
00:36:01.080 on their worst impulses.
00:36:02.840 You have to learn
00:36:03.740 how to do empathy
00:36:04.700 and the Democrats
00:36:06.020 are doing it wrong.
00:36:07.580 Short-term empathy
00:36:08.540 for long-term destruction
00:36:10.720 is not a trade-off
00:36:13.080 anybody wants.
00:36:14.180 If you want
00:36:14.840 the real kind of empathy,
00:36:16.220 the kind that lasts,
00:36:17.380 the kind that builds
00:36:18.120 a country
00:36:19.060 that everybody
00:36:19.600 wants to live in,
00:36:20.620 you want to do it
00:36:21.460 the tough love way
00:36:23.080 that's got some structure,
00:36:24.380 got some rules,
00:36:25.160 and it's a little bit hard
00:36:26.980 on people
00:36:27.540 who want to break
00:36:28.020 those rules.
00:36:29.300 Now, is that unkind?
00:36:31.300 Well, I would suggest
00:36:32.280 that you can look
00:36:33.120 at any city
00:36:33.900 in the country
00:36:34.580 that is run
00:36:35.560 by the blue team
00:36:37.060 at this point
00:36:37.840 and you can see
00:36:38.880 that their empathy
00:36:39.660 has caused
00:36:40.240 massive problems.
00:36:42.260 So the real fake,
00:36:43.720 the real empathy
00:36:44.480 is where you have
00:36:46.160 a structure
00:36:46.620 and you give people
00:36:48.140 very clear indications
00:36:49.720 of what is,
00:36:50.540 you know,
00:36:50.860 good and what is bad
00:36:52.000 and you hold them to it.
00:36:53.420 You hold them to
00:36:54.960 being a good citizen.
00:36:56.720 Now, if you don't do that,
00:36:58.460 you have fake empathy.
00:37:00.680 Don't fall
00:37:01.480 for the artificial empathy.
00:37:03.080 You want the good stuff.
00:37:04.500 Get the real stuff.
00:37:06.560 That's the way
00:37:07.140 I would handle that.
00:37:09.760 All right,
00:37:10.280 here's the Biden campaign.
00:37:13.000 You know,
00:37:13.580 I always tell you
00:37:14.220 I'm going to try
00:37:14.700 to call balls and strikes
00:37:15.900 when it comes to persuasion.
00:37:18.240 I hate that saying,
00:37:19.480 going to call balls and strikes.
00:37:20.980 Ugh!
00:37:21.720 Ugh!
00:37:22.120 I hate myself now.
00:37:23.800 Don't say,
00:37:24.420 talk about it
00:37:25.000 around the water,
00:37:25.980 the water cooler.
00:37:26.940 Ugh!
00:37:28.000 Don't say,
00:37:28.540 call balls and strikes.
00:37:29.560 Ugh!
00:37:30.240 Ugh!
00:37:31.040 How did that even
00:37:31.760 get in my throat?
00:37:33.660 So I told you
00:37:34.500 I was going to be objective
00:37:35.340 about the persuasion game
00:37:37.220 and the Biden campaign
00:37:39.440 just hit a frozen rope triple
00:37:43.080 and maybe a home run.
00:37:46.040 So Biden campaign,
00:37:47.080 again,
00:37:47.480 I'm going to talk about this
00:37:48.500 as persuasion.
00:37:49.920 This is not my opinion
00:37:51.200 of what policy should be.
00:37:52.480 I'll talk about that
00:37:53.180 separately.
00:37:54.160 The persuasion game
00:37:55.560 that Biden did
00:37:56.340 is he picked the most,
00:37:58.320 the group you would be
00:37:59.700 most empathetic to
00:38:01.100 in the immigrant community,
00:38:02.920 which is the spouse
00:38:05.500 of an American.
00:38:08.940 Just think about that.
00:38:10.300 Now,
00:38:10.720 a spouse of an American
00:38:11.920 or at least somebody
00:38:12.820 who's here legally.
00:38:15.320 Imagine being married
00:38:16.500 to somebody
00:38:17.160 who's an American
00:38:19.000 or is here legally
00:38:19.980 for years,
00:38:21.780 let's say 10 years,
00:38:23.120 and then somebody
00:38:24.420 ships you back
00:38:25.120 to the country
00:38:25.660 you came from.
00:38:28.700 You could be
00:38:29.620 really hardcore
00:38:30.560 on immigration.
00:38:32.780 You could be
00:38:33.580 really hardcore
00:38:34.240 and still have
00:38:35.040 a problem with that
00:38:36.020 because that violates
00:38:37.960 sort of your
00:38:38.700 human sense.
00:38:40.020 I mean,
00:38:41.380 that gets into,
00:38:42.520 you know,
00:38:42.700 if you're a Republican,
00:38:45.600 there's,
00:38:46.460 you know,
00:38:47.240 there's a level
00:38:47.900 that you're willing
00:38:48.480 to go to
00:38:49.060 but not beyond.
00:38:50.920 And that pushes
00:38:52.100 really into
00:38:52.760 an uncomfortable zone.
00:38:54.840 So remember,
00:38:55.660 I'm not arguing
00:38:56.300 what's the good policy.
00:38:58.140 I'm only arguing
00:38:58.940 the political persuasion.
00:39:01.000 So for Biden's team
00:39:02.520 to come up
00:39:03.000 with this idea
00:39:03.760 of the,
00:39:04.920 what are they calling it,
00:39:06.660 amnesty
00:39:07.080 or making legal,
00:39:09.520 I don't know
00:39:10.180 what word they're using.
00:39:12.500 It's an executive action
00:39:13.940 but it would make
00:39:14.660 it impossible
00:39:15.880 to deport
00:39:16.800 half a million people
00:39:17.860 who have been living
00:39:19.280 and working
00:39:19.780 in the country
00:39:20.480 for 10 years
00:39:21.500 and are married
00:39:22.140 to somebody here.
00:39:24.000 Now that is
00:39:25.120 the one group
00:39:25.900 that if you said to me,
00:39:27.640 Scott,
00:39:28.560 if you were going
00:39:29.160 to start,
00:39:29.840 you know,
00:39:30.740 if you were going
00:39:31.300 to start
00:39:31.740 sending people
00:39:33.020 back to their
00:39:33.600 country of origin
00:39:34.400 if they're not
00:39:35.360 legally here,
00:39:37.560 who would you do first
00:39:38.940 and then who would
00:39:40.040 you do last?
00:39:41.680 Well,
00:39:42.180 I would do this group
00:39:43.020 absolutely last
00:39:44.360 so that I didn't
00:39:46.100 do them at all.
00:39:48.040 Does that make sense?
00:39:49.660 I would put them last
00:39:50.780 to make sure
00:39:52.040 I didn't do them at all
00:39:53.140 because if you got rid
00:39:54.540 of 20 million people
00:39:55.600 or let's say
00:39:56.380 let's say they're
00:39:57.080 half a million of these.
00:39:58.700 If you got rid
00:39:59.200 of 20,
00:39:59.920 not got rid of,
00:40:00.740 that's the wrong word.
00:40:01.780 If you reverse
00:40:03.440 the migration
00:40:04.240 of 24.5 million people
00:40:08.320 and then you said,
00:40:10.140 okay,
00:40:10.360 we're happy
00:40:10.860 with all those
00:40:11.480 and then you got
00:40:11.920 to that last
00:40:12.540 half a million
00:40:13.140 who now had lived here,
00:40:15.140 let's say,
00:40:15.840 you know,
00:40:16.080 it takes a few years
00:40:16.940 and now they've lived
00:40:17.580 here 12 years
00:40:18.440 and they've been married,
00:40:19.860 didn't break the law,
00:40:21.120 they're working
00:40:21.660 and paying taxes.
00:40:22.940 You want to send
00:40:23.860 them back too?
00:40:25.640 Probably not.
00:40:27.200 Probably not.
00:40:29.780 So,
00:40:30.620 what Republicans
00:40:32.180 are good at
00:40:33.160 is acting a little tougher
00:40:34.840 than they're going to be
00:40:35.800 and that works.
00:40:38.980 So,
00:40:39.600 I don't disagree
00:40:40.560 with the fact
00:40:41.380 that you have to act
00:40:42.240 like you're going
00:40:42.740 to be an absolutist
00:40:43.840 about what's legal
00:40:45.020 and what's not.
00:40:47.380 You have to be
00:40:48.320 a little tougher
00:40:48.960 than you're willing
00:40:49.880 to actually be.
00:40:51.080 You know,
00:40:51.220 that's sort of
00:40:51.600 the dad thing.
00:40:53.060 Dad acts a little tougher
00:40:54.600 than dad is
00:40:56.200 on the inside maybe
00:40:57.140 but he knows
00:40:58.580 it's good to act tough
00:40:59.780 because you get
00:41:00.240 a better result.
00:41:02.300 So,
00:41:02.760 I would say
00:41:03.100 that the Biden campaign,
00:41:04.700 it's a fairly genius move
00:41:06.480 because it kind of,
00:41:09.400 it kind of,
00:41:10.200 they can use that
00:41:11.160 to represent
00:41:12.380 their larger argument
00:41:13.540 that's weak.
00:41:14.700 The larger argument is,
00:41:15.900 hey,
00:41:16.080 look at all these immigrants
00:41:16.980 so great.
00:41:18.060 Let's get more of them.
00:41:19.440 Keep that border open.
00:41:21.100 They don't say it that way
00:41:22.000 of course.
00:41:23.060 But if they can,
00:41:23.800 if they can sell
00:41:24.740 that this little group
00:41:25.820 of people
00:41:26.320 who are
00:41:27.720 good people,
00:41:29.660 let's say they,
00:41:30.520 they met the test
00:41:31.340 except for coming in
00:41:32.260 illegally,
00:41:32.800 they're good people.
00:41:35.040 It's really good persuasion.
00:41:36.980 It's really strong.
00:41:38.520 Now,
00:41:39.080 that doesn't change
00:41:39.960 any of my opinions
00:41:40.820 about locking up
00:41:42.300 the border
00:41:42.720 but it's a real good job
00:41:44.480 of persuasion.
00:41:45.580 I'm going to give them
00:41:46.220 credit for that.
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00:42:16.440 Well,
00:42:18.140 I didn't realize
00:42:18.700 that Matt Gaetz
00:42:19.340 is under so much fire.
00:42:20.840 He's got to,
00:42:22.020 there's an ethics panel
00:42:24.040 that's issued
00:42:24.740 25 subpoenas
00:42:25.840 and I,
00:42:27.160 at first I started
00:42:28.000 to write down
00:42:28.720 all the things
00:42:29.580 they're investigating
00:42:30.440 them for
00:42:30.900 but when you start
00:42:32.620 to write them down
00:42:33.160 you see it's a laundry list.
00:42:35.000 It's like,
00:42:35.920 oh,
00:42:36.520 all right,
00:42:37.400 yeah,
00:42:38.080 something about women,
00:42:39.660 something about
00:42:40.220 did he do
00:42:40.780 some recreational drugs,
00:42:42.780 something about
00:42:43.300 some money,
00:42:43.920 something about
00:42:44.740 some influence
00:42:45.720 and I'm thinking
00:42:46.600 it just looks like
00:42:47.480 you picked a guy
00:42:48.360 and then took
00:42:49.820 every category
00:42:50.600 of ethics violations
00:42:51.820 and tried to make up
00:42:52.780 something or find
00:42:53.640 something in that category.
00:42:55.340 So,
00:42:55.960 every part of this
00:42:56.980 looks like lawfare
00:42:58.420 except the ethics
00:43:00.480 version of it
00:43:01.160 within Congress.
00:43:03.260 Every bit of this
00:43:04.040 looks dirty.
00:43:05.340 They've been studying
00:43:06.040 since 2021
00:43:07.100 and they got shit.
00:43:08.480 They got nothing.
00:43:09.980 There's not a single
00:43:10.880 thing that they have
00:43:11.840 with any kind
00:43:12.400 of smoking gun
00:43:13.480 or document
00:43:14.780 or evidence
00:43:15.580 or whistleblower.
00:43:17.020 Nothing.
00:43:18.160 You know,
00:43:18.420 we'd know about it.
00:43:20.120 So,
00:43:21.380 oh my God,
00:43:22.020 everybody in the
00:43:22.660 ethics committee
00:43:23.340 needs to be fired
00:43:24.500 through the voting
00:43:26.760 but can you believe
00:43:29.440 that the ethics,
00:43:30.740 the House ethics committee
00:43:32.140 is the single
00:43:33.840 most unethical
00:43:34.920 thing operating
00:43:36.120 in the Congress?
00:43:36.700 What would be
00:43:38.300 less ethical
00:43:39.040 than picking a person
00:43:40.120 and finding the crime?
00:43:42.460 That literally
00:43:43.580 comes from
00:43:44.960 Nazi Germany.
00:43:46.380 Doesn't it?
00:43:47.920 That literally
00:43:48.680 that saying
00:43:49.440 about find the person
00:43:50.600 I'll show you the crime.
00:43:52.180 I'm pretty sure
00:43:53.020 that's Nazi Germany
00:43:54.000 and that's what
00:43:55.020 the House ethics
00:43:55.760 panel is doing.
00:43:58.220 How do you get
00:43:59.020 more ridiculous
00:43:59.860 than being
00:44:01.060 the most unethical
00:44:02.240 entity in the world?
00:44:03.420 Well,
00:44:05.580 you should be
00:44:06.220 the most respected.
00:44:07.840 So, no,
00:44:08.300 I have no respect
00:44:08.900 for them whatsoever.
00:44:10.460 They're clowns.
00:44:12.920 For some reason
00:44:13.800 I don't quite understand
00:44:14.980 but probably
00:44:15.580 I will soon.
00:44:17.400 Muammar Gaddafi
00:44:18.700 is in the news
00:44:19.480 and I guess
00:44:22.860 we're rewriting
00:44:23.640 history about
00:44:24.580 what happened there
00:44:25.460 or why it happened.
00:44:26.640 Now,
00:44:26.900 I don't know
00:44:27.180 what's true.
00:44:28.060 I'll just tell you
00:44:28.700 what people are saying.
00:44:30.340 As you know,
00:44:31.240 history is all made up
00:44:32.440 and sometimes
00:44:33.980 history will tell you
00:44:35.000 what happened
00:44:35.680 but it's always a lie
00:44:37.580 to tell you why.
00:44:39.480 The why things happened
00:44:40.680 is always a lie.
00:44:42.300 The why happened,
00:44:43.180 well, yeah,
00:44:43.700 somebody got killed.
00:44:45.140 Yeah, there was a war.
00:44:46.220 So, sometimes
00:44:46.700 they get the what right
00:44:47.760 but never the why.
00:44:48.680 That's all made up.
00:44:50.280 So, the why
00:44:51.060 of why was
00:44:52.020 Gaddafi killed?
00:44:54.300 One theory
00:44:55.180 is that
00:44:55.980 he was trying
00:44:56.880 to create
00:44:57.420 a
00:44:57.780 petrodollar
00:44:59.440 with a gold-backed
00:45:01.480 currency
00:45:02.140 and that would
00:45:03.160 be bad
00:45:03.540 for the US
00:45:04.280 dollar.
00:45:05.520 Another said
00:45:06.100 he wanted
00:45:06.440 to create
00:45:06.820 a United States
00:45:07.780 of Africa
00:45:08.400 and we thought
00:45:10.080 that would be
00:45:10.680 a problem.
00:45:11.980 I think that
00:45:12.740 one's ridiculous.
00:45:14.780 Who in the world
00:45:15.360 is going to create
00:45:16.120 a United States
00:45:17.060 of Africa?
00:45:19.860 Had Gaddafi
00:45:20.820 ever met Africa?
00:45:23.880 Who in the world
00:45:24.860 thinks any of the
00:45:25.620 countries
00:45:26.040 want to join
00:45:27.040 together
00:45:27.400 and become states
00:45:28.360 under a larger
00:45:29.560 entity?
00:45:29.980 That doesn't
00:45:31.620 even sound
00:45:32.020 like a little
00:45:32.520 bit of a good
00:45:33.080 idea.
00:45:34.260 So, I don't
00:45:34.720 believe that we
00:45:35.360 were worried
00:45:35.900 that he was
00:45:36.380 going to make
00:45:37.340 all the African
00:45:38.000 countries give
00:45:38.860 up their
00:45:39.200 sovereignty and
00:45:39.840 become states
00:45:40.540 under him.
00:45:42.080 I think that
00:45:42.920 was a very
00:45:43.460 small risk.
00:45:44.620 So, I don't
00:45:44.980 believe that one.
00:45:47.200 And then there
00:45:47.900 was a video
00:45:48.880 that apparently
00:45:49.660 he was giving
00:45:50.200 speeches saying
00:45:50.980 the CIA killed
00:45:52.020 Kennedy
00:45:52.460 like 18 months
00:45:54.680 before he got
00:45:55.880 killed.
00:45:56.180 So, some
00:45:57.440 are saying
00:45:57.780 it's just
00:45:58.360 from the CIA
00:45:58.980 to make
00:45:59.340 him shut
00:45:59.840 up.
00:46:01.020 But other
00:46:01.860 people are
00:46:02.340 saying, and
00:46:03.060 this feels
00:46:03.760 like total
00:46:04.400 exaggerations,
00:46:05.400 but that
00:46:06.260 before he got
00:46:07.180 killed, Libya
00:46:07.820 had no
00:46:08.400 electricity bills,
00:46:09.560 had interest-free
00:46:10.320 loans for their
00:46:11.140 citizens, and
00:46:12.340 he promised not
00:46:13.100 to buy a house
00:46:13.740 for his parents
00:46:14.440 until all the
00:46:16.360 citizens had
00:46:17.000 houses.
00:46:18.880 Now, if those
00:46:21.020 are the only
00:46:21.580 three things you
00:46:22.420 can say about
00:46:23.000 your country,
00:46:23.540 I feel like
00:46:25.380 there might
00:46:25.660 have been
00:46:25.860 some problems.
00:46:27.540 Was Libya
00:46:28.320 just killing
00:46:29.020 it on the
00:46:30.640 standard of
00:46:31.360 living scale?
00:46:33.080 What kind of
00:46:33.740 ridiculousness is
00:46:34.780 this, that
00:46:35.220 the Libyan
00:46:36.640 citizens were
00:46:37.420 doing great?
00:46:38.280 I don't think
00:46:38.800 they were.
00:46:39.760 Were they?
00:46:41.140 And if they
00:46:41.740 were doing so
00:46:42.220 great, why is
00:46:44.420 it that the
00:46:45.120 electricity bills
00:46:46.060 are the things
00:46:46.540 you want to
00:46:46.940 talk about?
00:46:47.840 And interest-free
00:46:48.660 loans?
00:46:49.760 I mean, those
00:46:50.140 are sort of
00:46:50.900 niches within
00:46:51.860 the can you
00:46:52.640 eat and do
00:46:53.160 you have a
00:46:53.420 job and
00:46:54.000 what's the
00:46:54.600 violence
00:46:54.940 situation?
00:46:56.400 Anyway, so I
00:46:57.140 don't believe
00:46:57.500 anything about
00:46:58.140 the Gaddafi
00:46:58.780 story.
00:46:59.420 I don't
00:46:59.760 believe what
00:47:00.260 happened, the
00:47:01.540 official version.
00:47:02.800 I don't
00:47:03.180 believe these
00:47:03.780 versions.
00:47:07.240 I don't know
00:47:07.860 what it was.
00:47:08.720 I mean, it
00:47:09.060 could have
00:47:09.300 been they
00:47:09.560 were afraid
00:47:09.900 of terrorism.
00:47:10.680 It could
00:47:10.800 have been
00:47:11.040 he had some
00:47:11.480 information they
00:47:12.440 didn't like.
00:47:13.380 It could
00:47:13.640 have been
00:47:13.840 anything.
00:47:16.740 Anyway, there's
00:47:17.420 a new study
00:47:17.840 that says the
00:47:19.180 way psilocybin
00:47:19.980 works is it
00:47:20.940 gives you
00:47:22.440 brain hyper
00:47:23.260 connectivity.
00:47:25.060 So the
00:47:25.340 idea is if
00:47:26.000 you scan
00:47:26.460 a brain of
00:47:27.160 somebody who's
00:47:27.600 on hallucinogens,
00:47:29.120 specifically
00:47:29.860 psilocybin, that
00:47:31.940 you'll see that
00:47:32.600 their brain is
00:47:33.260 more lit up.
00:47:34.620 More parts of
00:47:35.860 the brain are
00:47:36.320 connected to
00:47:36.860 other parts of
00:47:37.440 the brain.
00:47:38.440 Now here's the
00:47:39.400 interesting question
00:47:40.240 I ask you.
00:47:42.920 If we know
00:47:43.820 from the brain
00:47:44.500 scan that
00:47:45.980 under a
00:47:46.540 hallucinogenic
00:47:47.380 experience,
00:47:48.440 more of the
00:47:49.540 brain is involved,
00:47:50.640 not less,
00:47:51.340 doesn't that
00:47:52.900 mean that the
00:47:53.440 hallucinogenic
00:47:54.220 experience is
00:47:55.160 the real one
00:47:55.840 and the
00:47:57.120 normal life
00:47:57.800 you're experiencing
00:47:58.480 where only some
00:47:59.240 part of your
00:47:59.640 brain is
00:48:00.060 activating is
00:48:01.320 the fake
00:48:01.700 one?
00:48:03.980 Because
00:48:04.500 wouldn't you
00:48:04.940 expect the
00:48:06.320 one that uses
00:48:06.980 more of your
00:48:07.640 brain in a
00:48:08.380 connected way
00:48:09.140 is seeing
00:48:09.600 something closer
00:48:10.320 to truth?
00:48:13.720 Maybe.
00:48:14.240 I'll tell you
00:48:17.160 my one good
00:48:18.600 experience under
00:48:19.840 mushrooms is
00:48:21.540 that it felt
00:48:22.220 like I was
00:48:22.780 seeing the
00:48:23.180 truth for
00:48:25.540 the first
00:48:25.920 time.
00:48:27.860 So my
00:48:28.460 experience of
00:48:29.260 it was that
00:48:30.060 my brain lit
00:48:30.760 up and I
00:48:31.240 could see more
00:48:31.820 than I could
00:48:32.260 see before and
00:48:33.440 then I took
00:48:33.920 that with me
00:48:34.480 forever.
00:48:35.420 It's like
00:48:35.980 something you
00:48:36.320 learn and
00:48:36.740 then it's
00:48:36.980 just always
00:48:37.340 there.
00:48:37.640 You don't
00:48:37.880 have to have
00:48:38.300 your brain
00:48:38.940 lit up to
00:48:39.480 see it again.
00:48:41.700 So I just
00:48:43.300 asked the
00:48:43.720 question, is
00:48:44.980 the hallucinogenic
00:48:45.900 state the
00:48:46.740 real reality
00:48:47.840 or a
00:48:49.640 distorted one
00:48:50.340 that you just
00:48:50.800 experienced for
00:48:51.520 a little bit
00:48:51.960 and maybe you
00:48:52.440 get something
00:48:52.840 out of it?
00:48:54.080 I have a
00:48:54.780 feeling it's
00:48:55.200 closer to
00:48:55.760 reality because
00:48:57.600 I don't think
00:48:58.460 that we have
00:48:58.820 this fixed
00:48:59.440 reality.
00:49:00.160 I think it's
00:49:00.700 swirling around.
00:49:02.180 It's a
00:49:02.900 stew of
00:49:03.820 probability and
00:49:05.580 that our brain
00:49:06.200 is just
00:49:06.580 organizing it
00:49:07.400 into neat
00:49:07.880 little boxes
00:49:08.500 that we
00:49:09.100 experience as
00:49:09.840 our life.
00:49:10.980 But the
00:49:11.780 real experience
00:49:12.680 is more
00:49:13.300 fluid and
00:49:14.640 not nearly
00:49:15.840 as little
00:49:16.340 boxes.
00:49:18.280 So that's
00:49:19.360 what I
00:49:19.580 think.
00:49:20.020 Just
00:49:20.260 hypothesis.
00:49:21.960 How many
00:49:22.280 drones do
00:49:22.840 you think
00:49:23.200 Ukraine loses
00:49:24.560 in one
00:49:25.200 month?
00:49:26.620 Let's see
00:49:27.020 how good
00:49:27.320 you are at
00:49:28.080 guessing
00:49:29.580 statistics that
00:49:30.800 nobody told
00:49:31.380 you.
00:49:32.460 All right.
00:49:32.720 How many
00:49:33.100 drones does
00:49:34.620 Ukraine lose
00:49:35.520 in combat
00:49:36.060 every month?
00:49:37.440 Give me a
00:49:37.880 number in
00:49:39.260 the comments.
00:49:40.560 While I'm
00:49:40.960 waiting for the
00:49:41.560 comments to
00:49:42.060 catch up,
00:49:43.300 the answer
00:49:44.160 is 10,000.
00:49:48.520 They're
00:49:49.080 using and
00:49:50.580 or losing
00:49:51.100 in battle
00:49:52.300 10,000 drones
00:49:54.600 per month.
00:49:55.680 That's a lot
00:49:56.500 of drones.
00:49:57.560 I don't know
00:49:58.000 how many they
00:49:58.380 can make.
00:50:00.560 But the
00:50:01.240 new story is
00:50:01.880 the real
00:50:02.180 battle is
00:50:02.720 the jamming.
00:50:04.040 So the
00:50:04.440 Russians
00:50:04.820 apparently became
00:50:05.860 really good
00:50:06.480 really fast,
00:50:07.460 or maybe they
00:50:08.020 always were,
00:50:08.900 at jamming
00:50:09.680 drones.
00:50:10.140 and so
00:50:11.460 the drone
00:50:11.920 makers have
00:50:12.580 to find
00:50:13.100 new frequencies,
00:50:14.360 but then
00:50:14.900 the Russians
00:50:15.420 find that
00:50:16.020 too.
00:50:17.480 So it's
00:50:18.520 this cat
00:50:18.920 and mouse
00:50:19.240 game of
00:50:19.720 trying to
00:50:20.080 stay ahead
00:50:20.520 of the
00:50:20.820 jamming.
00:50:21.780 But one
00:50:22.300 of the
00:50:22.480 things that
00:50:22.960 they're doing
00:50:23.340 to do
00:50:23.680 that is
00:50:24.420 they're
00:50:24.600 making the
00:50:25.420 drones
00:50:25.900 more
00:50:26.660 autonomous.
00:50:27.280 You see
00:50:30.700 where this
00:50:31.060 is going?
00:50:32.400 The
00:50:32.840 autonomous
00:50:33.320 drones,
00:50:34.200 they're not
00:50:35.220 going to get
00:50:35.580 jammed in
00:50:36.120 terms of
00:50:36.480 the GPS,
00:50:37.400 which is
00:50:37.720 what they
00:50:38.040 try to
00:50:38.400 jam.
00:50:39.440 They're
00:50:39.880 going to
00:50:40.280 know where
00:50:42.480 they are
00:50:43.000 from maybe
00:50:44.520 wherever the
00:50:45.120 last GPS
00:50:45.740 signal that
00:50:46.340 was accurate,
00:50:47.220 and then
00:50:47.860 they're going
00:50:48.120 to look at
00:50:48.440 the ground
00:50:49.000 and maybe
00:50:50.900 compare it
00:50:51.500 to some
00:50:51.820 internal maps
00:50:52.680 and say,
00:50:53.900 oh, I
00:50:54.200 must be
00:50:54.520 around here.
00:50:55.040 But here's
00:50:57.140 the obvious
00:50:57.720 next step.
00:50:58.800 It's AI,
00:51:00.400 right?
00:51:01.320 And it's
00:51:01.900 facial
00:51:02.220 recognition.
00:51:04.220 You will
00:51:05.080 soon have
00:51:05.700 the ability
00:51:06.120 to send
00:51:06.640 a swarm
00:51:07.440 of AI
00:51:08.120 driven
00:51:08.640 autonomous
00:51:10.040 drones
00:51:10.660 into a
00:51:11.600 territory
00:51:12.060 that will
00:51:13.160 decide on
00:51:13.860 its own
00:51:14.340 if something
00:51:15.000 looks like
00:51:15.460 a Russian
00:51:15.820 soldier,
00:51:16.600 and then
00:51:16.820 it'll kill
00:51:17.260 it on
00:51:18.260 its own.
00:51:19.620 And it
00:51:20.600 will have
00:51:20.940 to decide,
00:51:21.640 oh, that's
00:51:22.120 a civilian,
00:51:23.200 and that's
00:51:23.600 not,
00:51:23.920 which actually
00:51:25.180 will be
00:51:25.640 safer for
00:51:26.260 civilians.
00:51:27.300 Because I
00:51:27.960 think if
00:51:29.520 you and I
00:51:29.960 are looking
00:51:30.320 at aerial
00:51:31.280 photography,
00:51:32.240 it's hard
00:51:32.620 to tell
00:51:32.920 who's a
00:51:34.820 bad guy
00:51:35.380 and who
00:51:35.600 isn't,
00:51:36.220 but the
00:51:36.720 drone can
00:51:37.220 go right
00:51:37.560 down to
00:51:37.980 street level.
00:51:39.700 If the
00:51:40.700 drone is
00:51:41.400 wondering if
00:51:42.020 somebody's a
00:51:42.560 combatant or
00:51:43.240 not, the
00:51:44.220 drone can
00:51:44.640 just fall
00:51:45.240 right down
00:51:45.640 to street
00:51:46.060 level and
00:51:46.500 take a
00:51:46.780 look in
00:51:47.000 their face,
00:51:48.600 do facial
00:51:49.140 recognition.
00:51:50.340 Or if it
00:51:51.300 has good
00:51:51.740 cameras, it
00:51:52.260 can do it
00:51:52.660 from where
00:51:53.460 it is in
00:51:53.860 the sky.
00:51:55.580 But imagine
00:51:56.320 if you
00:51:56.640 could recognize
00:51:57.200 a face.
00:51:58.880 I don't
00:51:59.500 know how
00:51:59.820 many Russian
00:52:00.340 soldiers are
00:52:01.000 on social
00:52:01.460 media.
00:52:02.660 Is it
00:52:03.280 most?
00:52:04.520 Because at
00:52:05.180 this point,
00:52:05.740 the facial
00:52:06.240 recognition
00:52:06.760 companies have
00:52:07.460 already scraped
00:52:08.280 all the social
00:52:09.380 media in
00:52:10.180 Russia, meaning
00:52:11.520 that we have
00:52:12.180 the name to
00:52:12.920 match every
00:52:13.480 face of
00:52:13.980 every soldier,
00:52:14.660 I would
00:52:14.860 think, except
00:52:15.680 a few that
00:52:16.340 don't have
00:52:16.640 social media.
00:52:17.880 So I would
00:52:18.420 think that the
00:52:18.940 facial recognition
00:52:19.720 could go right
00:52:20.880 up to them
00:52:21.320 and say,
00:52:21.840 you look
00:52:22.480 bad,
00:52:23.240 boop,
00:52:23.860 bullet in
00:52:24.440 the head,
00:52:25.500 go back
00:52:25.880 to work.
00:52:27.140 And I
00:52:28.120 think they
00:52:28.480 could even
00:52:28.940 linger.
00:52:30.180 Now imagine
00:52:30.780 if you had
00:52:31.360 a drone
00:52:31.860 that could
00:52:32.800 do all
00:52:33.180 of that
00:52:33.620 and also
00:52:34.100 had a
00:52:34.600 solar way
00:52:36.000 to recharge
00:52:36.540 itself with
00:52:37.140 solar.
00:52:38.460 So after
00:52:39.360 it does its
00:52:39.840 mission, it
00:52:40.740 doesn't leave
00:52:41.280 the battlefield,
00:52:42.300 it just goes
00:52:43.040 up somewhere
00:52:43.440 high in
00:52:43.980 parks, let's
00:52:44.680 say on top
00:52:45.160 of a building,
00:52:46.180 just recharges,
00:52:47.720 and it's already
00:52:48.280 there and it
00:52:48.720 just goes
00:52:49.040 back into
00:52:49.440 the fight.
00:52:52.100 Well, drone
00:52:53.100 warfare is
00:52:53.760 where it's
00:52:54.060 all at,
00:52:54.840 ladies and
00:52:55.440 gentlemen.
00:52:57.500 It's also
00:52:58.220 suspected that
00:52:59.080 the reason the
00:52:59.740 Russians are
00:53:00.200 not making
00:53:00.620 better progress
00:53:01.420 and maybe
00:53:02.540 the reason
00:53:02.980 that Putin
00:53:03.400 had to go
00:53:04.060 to North
00:53:05.160 Korea, where
00:53:05.760 he just
00:53:06.180 went, is
00:53:07.560 to get
00:53:08.260 some extra
00:53:08.700 help, maybe
00:53:10.060 get some
00:53:10.520 extra shells
00:53:11.280 or military
00:53:12.460 production,
00:53:13.880 and that
00:53:14.580 they don't
00:53:16.600 seem to have
00:53:17.080 gained much
00:53:17.580 ground, and
00:53:18.440 it seems
00:53:18.740 that it's
00:53:19.160 the drones
00:53:19.700 that are
00:53:20.020 keeping
00:53:20.300 people on
00:53:22.100 their lines.
00:53:25.800 I think
00:53:26.520 it's funny
00:53:26.880 that Democrats
00:53:27.500 don't know
00:53:28.220 that most
00:53:28.760 of the
00:53:29.000 problems that
00:53:29.580 Trump is
00:53:30.020 being accused
00:53:30.840 of in this
00:53:31.440 campaign were
00:53:32.580 actually created
00:53:33.420 artificially by
00:53:34.360 Biden.
00:53:35.980 The low
00:53:36.560 information voters
00:53:37.540 don't know
00:53:38.240 that the
00:53:39.420 charges against
00:53:40.200 Trump are
00:53:41.240 just political.
00:53:42.640 To them, it
00:53:43.460 looks like,
00:53:43.920 well, he
00:53:44.220 must be a
00:53:44.660 crook.
00:53:45.580 So, as
00:53:46.500 Byron York
00:53:47.060 is pointing
00:53:47.520 out in the
00:53:48.040 post on
00:53:48.440 X, the
00:53:49.540 Biden
00:53:50.380 campaign is
00:53:50.980 going to
00:53:51.160 spend $50
00:53:51.780 million on
00:53:52.880 that campaign
00:53:53.620 to say that
00:53:54.920 Trump's been
00:53:55.460 convicted of
00:53:56.100 a bunch of
00:53:56.460 felonies and
00:53:57.680 found libel for
00:53:58.720 sexual assault
00:53:59.720 and he
00:54:00.040 committed financial
00:54:00.880 fraud, according
00:54:01.660 to them.
00:54:04.220 Now, I
00:54:05.840 ask you
00:54:06.260 this.
00:54:07.800 Somebody else
00:54:08.560 mentioned this
00:54:09.100 too.
00:54:09.680 Is there
00:54:09.980 anybody who
00:54:10.420 doesn't know
00:54:11.060 these facts?
00:54:12.340 Well, there
00:54:12.940 might be some
00:54:13.520 people who have
00:54:14.020 sort of generally
00:54:14.720 heard that the
00:54:15.420 president had some
00:54:16.100 legal problems or
00:54:16.840 Trump had some
00:54:17.500 legal problems.
00:54:19.400 And so, it
00:54:20.180 might be effective
00:54:21.700 if they just
00:54:22.580 keep calling him
00:54:23.240 a criminal.
00:54:24.460 But I think
00:54:24.840 most people who
00:54:26.200 follow politics
00:54:27.140 and plan to
00:54:27.820 vote have
00:54:28.420 already discounted
00:54:29.320 all of this.
00:54:30.860 So, it seems
00:54:31.400 to me that the
00:54:32.200 Biden campaign is
00:54:33.040 putting $50
00:54:33.680 million into an
00:54:35.240 approach that
00:54:36.920 could only be
00:54:37.880 working for the
00:54:38.680 fake because
00:54:39.480 people.
00:54:40.660 The people want
00:54:41.440 to be told a
00:54:41.980 reason not to
00:54:42.760 support Trump
00:54:43.660 because they just
00:54:44.160 feel like they
00:54:44.640 don't want
00:54:45.020 to, but
00:54:45.860 they need a
00:54:46.240 reason.
00:54:46.900 So, the
00:54:47.240 campaign gives
00:54:47.880 them cover.
00:54:48.740 Oh, yeah,
00:54:49.220 you've all heard
00:54:49.880 it.
00:54:50.700 It's all these
00:54:51.280 legal problems.
00:54:52.240 Why do you
00:54:52.500 want this guy
00:54:54.080 with all these
00:54:54.520 legal problems
00:54:55.260 to be your
00:54:55.680 president?
00:54:57.180 Anybody smart
00:54:58.120 knows all the
00:54:58.820 legal problems
00:54:59.520 came literally
00:55:00.320 from Biden
00:55:01.140 and were
00:55:02.600 assigned to
00:55:03.160 Trump.
00:55:05.720 But it
00:55:06.600 might be a
00:55:07.020 good play.
00:55:08.340 So, if you
00:55:09.160 imagine that
00:55:09.820 people are
00:55:10.460 well-informed
00:55:11.340 and rational,
00:55:12.700 this wouldn't
00:55:13.280 work at all.
00:55:14.640 But if you
00:55:15.140 assume people
00:55:15.660 are really
00:55:16.120 not paying
00:55:16.640 attention to
00:55:17.240 the details
00:55:17.780 of the legal
00:55:18.460 stuff, which
00:55:19.420 they're not,
00:55:19.940 most people,
00:55:21.160 then if you're
00:55:22.020 just reminded
00:55:22.580 he's a criminal,
00:55:24.360 it gives you
00:55:24.880 that fake
00:55:25.340 reason to
00:55:25.860 dislike him.
00:55:27.580 So, it
00:55:28.080 might work.
00:55:29.500 Trump came
00:55:30.220 out to his
00:55:30.680 rally again.
00:55:31.680 He's been
00:55:32.340 pro-Bitcoin,
00:55:33.220 but he's
00:55:34.040 emphasizing it.
00:55:35.600 And Vivek is
00:55:36.500 boosting that
00:55:37.360 on X.
00:55:38.820 and I'm
00:55:40.560 wondering if
00:55:43.000 Trump hasn't
00:55:43.780 at least
00:55:44.140 heard of or
00:55:45.020 floated or
00:55:45.880 considered some
00:55:47.480 kind of
00:55:47.900 massive debt
00:55:49.100 control measure
00:55:52.220 that has a
00:55:52.780 crypto element
00:55:53.560 to it.
00:55:54.460 Now, I wish
00:55:55.260 I were
00:55:55.620 smarter and
00:55:57.060 then I could
00:55:57.460 tell you how
00:55:57.960 that could
00:55:58.340 work.
00:55:59.060 The only
00:55:59.680 thing I know
00:56:00.220 for sure is
00:56:01.740 if you can
00:56:02.220 make money
00:56:02.720 out of
00:56:03.060 nothing,
00:56:04.160 called crypto,
00:56:04.940 and people
00:56:07.020 will recognize
00:56:08.080 it as money,
00:56:09.120 I feel like
00:56:10.140 there's a way
00:56:10.560 to make money
00:56:11.160 out of nothing
00:56:11.740 to pay down
00:56:13.000 the actual
00:56:13.480 money debt,
00:56:15.700 the physical
00:56:17.260 debt, the
00:56:18.100 dollar debt.
00:56:19.220 I don't know.
00:56:20.500 It just feels
00:56:21.560 like there's
00:56:22.020 something there.
00:56:23.340 Now, as soon
00:56:24.020 as you think
00:56:24.420 of that, you
00:56:24.840 say, oh, but
00:56:25.680 all the problems
00:56:26.740 that would cause
00:56:27.360 in different
00:56:27.800 ways, to
00:56:29.000 which I'd
00:56:29.340 say, yes,
00:56:30.740 but the
00:56:31.100 alternative is
00:56:32.000 that the
00:56:32.320 country fails
00:56:33.000 completely.
00:56:34.940 So we're
00:56:35.680 going to
00:56:35.800 have choices
00:56:36.320 between really
00:56:38.000 risky things
00:56:38.940 and complete
00:56:40.320 destruction for
00:56:41.060 sure.
00:56:42.160 We're not
00:56:42.880 going to have
00:56:43.100 any safe
00:56:43.620 path out
00:56:44.440 of the
00:56:44.820 debt.
00:56:45.740 That's not
00:56:46.500 a thing.
00:56:47.800 So I
00:56:49.920 think having
00:56:50.360 Trump being
00:56:50.920 pro-crypto,
00:56:52.120 at least in
00:56:52.640 terms of
00:56:53.000 Bitcoin,
00:56:53.840 probably is a
00:56:55.680 really good
00:56:56.240 thing.
00:56:57.060 And we
00:56:57.560 might not
00:56:58.060 realize how
00:56:58.820 good it is
00:56:59.620 until somebody
00:57:00.800 figures out how
00:57:01.520 to make all
00:57:01.940 this work.
00:57:03.860 All right.
00:57:04.940 What I'd
00:57:05.480 love to
00:57:05.820 find out is
00:57:06.560 that the
00:57:06.860 U.S.
00:57:07.240 government
00:57:07.580 bought Bitcoin
00:57:09.340 at 10
00:57:10.080 cents and
00:57:11.780 holds a
00:57:12.220 whole bunch
00:57:12.620 of it we
00:57:12.980 don't know.
00:57:13.980 And then it
00:57:14.680 just pays off
00:57:15.260 the debt with
00:57:16.320 Bitcoin.
00:57:17.940 I don't think
00:57:18.720 that's going to
00:57:19.120 happen, but
00:57:20.440 it'd be funny.
00:57:22.940 According to
00:57:23.560 Rasmussen, 44%
00:57:24.920 of the likely
00:57:26.020 voters think
00:57:26.720 Attorney General
00:57:28.000 Garland should be
00:57:28.920 removed from
00:57:29.440 office and sent
00:57:30.160 to jail for
00:57:31.540 refusing to
00:57:32.260 comply with
00:57:32.900 congressional
00:57:33.480 subpoenas.
00:57:34.600 I think when
00:57:35.300 political people
00:57:36.100 are in the
00:57:36.500 news like
00:57:36.960 that, it's
00:57:38.400 more just
00:57:38.820 team play.
00:57:40.220 So I don't
00:57:41.060 even know if
00:57:41.620 people understand
00:57:42.620 the whole
00:57:43.220 Garland refusing
00:57:44.600 congressional subpoena
00:57:46.220 thing.
00:57:47.200 But at the
00:57:49.020 same time,
00:57:49.940 Thomas Massey
00:57:52.020 has introduced
00:57:53.060 some legislation
00:57:53.880 that would,
00:57:54.940 how do they
00:57:56.080 say it?
00:57:56.500 it would
00:57:59.080 make Pelosi's
00:58:03.820 January 6th
00:58:04.640 select committee
00:58:05.440 illegitimate.
00:58:06.980 So the idea
00:58:08.100 is it would
00:58:09.800 be an act of
00:58:10.460 Congress to
00:58:11.040 nullify the
00:58:12.500 criminal charges
00:58:13.340 against Bannon,
00:58:14.220 Navarro, Mark
00:58:14.940 Meadows, and
00:58:15.540 Scavino for
00:58:16.220 contempt of
00:58:16.880 Congress.
00:58:17.740 And the way
00:58:18.200 it would do
00:58:18.540 that is by,
00:58:19.860 I guess,
00:58:22.000 affirming that
00:58:22.940 the process was
00:58:24.000 illegitimate and
00:58:25.440 therefore it
00:58:26.560 doesn't have
00:58:27.060 subpoena power
00:58:27.840 and the House
00:58:29.500 would formally
00:58:30.320 take it away.
00:58:31.300 Now here's my
00:58:31.880 question.
00:58:34.100 This is either
00:58:35.160 a real big
00:58:36.140 deal that you
00:58:37.320 wonder why it
00:58:37.900 took so long
00:58:38.480 or it's not
00:58:40.460 going to work.
00:58:41.820 I haven't heard
00:58:42.840 the it's not
00:58:43.460 going to work
00:58:43.860 argument yet.
00:58:45.420 Are there
00:58:45.900 Republicans who
00:58:48.540 would vote
00:58:48.880 against this?
00:58:51.400 Is there any
00:58:52.220 way that
00:58:52.720 Republicans would
00:58:53.680 not be 100%
00:58:54.860 in favor of
00:58:55.360 it?
00:58:57.520 I assume
00:58:58.460 there might be
00:58:59.000 some rebels
00:58:59.800 out there,
00:59:00.480 but why
00:59:01.600 wouldn't this
00:59:02.140 just fly right
00:59:03.000 through?
00:59:03.460 And it doesn't
00:59:03.900 have to go to
00:59:04.340 the Senate and
00:59:04.980 doesn't have to
00:59:05.480 go to the
00:59:05.740 President because
00:59:07.040 the authority
00:59:07.700 for the committee
00:59:08.500 came from the
00:59:09.160 House so the
00:59:09.780 House can
00:59:10.260 invalidate it.
00:59:15.560 All right.
00:59:16.900 Wow.
00:59:17.380 So we'll see
00:59:25.400 if that happens.
00:59:26.920 Now if this
00:59:27.620 works and
00:59:29.540 Navarro gets
00:59:31.200 released and
00:59:31.940 Bannon gets
00:59:32.560 freed and all
00:59:33.180 that, you're
00:59:34.700 going to say
00:59:35.060 why didn't you
00:59:35.600 do it sooner?
00:59:37.120 And you're
00:59:37.620 also going to
00:59:39.020 say what I
00:59:39.580 say.
00:59:40.640 And by the
00:59:41.120 way, I always
00:59:41.780 mock people who
00:59:42.540 say why didn't
00:59:43.460 you do it sooner?
00:59:44.040 Anything that's
00:59:45.760 good, you
00:59:46.200 should just be
00:59:46.720 happy about it.
00:59:48.580 Everything good
00:59:49.520 should have been
00:59:50.060 done sooner.
00:59:51.460 So it's sort of
00:59:52.320 a generic
00:59:52.800 universal complaint
00:59:54.380 and therefore I
00:59:56.120 would ignore it.
00:59:59.480 All right.
01:00:01.800 Well, we've got
01:00:02.660 six.
01:00:04.660 I'm just looking
01:00:05.500 at the number
01:00:05.960 of live viewers.
01:00:08.320 So we've got
01:00:09.160 6,700 on
01:00:10.720 YouTube rumbles
01:00:12.000 at 1.7.
01:00:14.040 1,700.
01:00:15.680 Locals at
01:00:16.560 close to
01:00:17.120 800.
01:00:18.260 Oh, wait, no.
01:00:19.840 That's the total.
01:00:20.580 YouTube is
01:00:21.100 4,000.
01:00:23.320 Rumble is
01:00:23.740 1.7.
01:00:25.520 And locals is
01:00:26.400 about 800.
01:00:28.840 Live.
01:00:31.840 Anyway.
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01:01:34.060 So, I got this
01:01:37.160 suggestion today by
01:01:38.340 DM.
01:01:38.800 I'm not going to
01:01:39.720 mention where it
01:01:40.320 came from, just
01:01:42.680 because I'm going to
01:01:43.380 modify it enough that
01:01:44.520 I don't want to blame
01:01:45.600 somebody else for my
01:01:46.940 own bad ideas.
01:01:48.340 But the idea was that
01:01:50.160 it might be time to
01:01:51.380 make the Republicans
01:01:52.260 seem cool, because in
01:01:55.180 the past, the
01:01:55.900 Republicans were the
01:01:56.920 uncool party, and the
01:01:59.020 Democrats were the
01:01:59.820 cool people.
01:02:00.280 And that maybe the
01:02:02.520 situation is reversed, and
01:02:04.520 it would behoove
01:02:06.040 Republicans to just
01:02:08.580 make Trump seem
01:02:09.480 cooler, and the
01:02:10.260 Republicans seem
01:02:11.240 cooler.
01:02:12.400 Now, the problem
01:02:13.760 here is, you've all
01:02:14.600 seen the Steve
01:02:15.220 Buscemi meme, where
01:02:17.660 he's pretending to be a
01:02:18.780 young person, saying,
01:02:19.940 hello, young people, I'm
01:02:21.580 one of you.
01:02:22.180 You know, it's a joke,
01:02:22.980 because he's obviously
01:02:23.920 not a young person.
01:02:25.460 And I think the risk
01:02:28.300 here is it would seem
01:02:29.380 pathetic.
01:02:30.280 If the Republicans
01:02:31.800 start running campaigns
01:02:33.080 to tell you they're
01:02:34.020 cool, do not do that.
01:02:36.520 Do not.
01:02:37.460 Do not.
01:02:38.900 Do not.
01:02:40.640 Do you know what's
01:02:41.460 cool?
01:02:42.480 Let me tell you what's
01:02:43.580 cool.
01:02:45.560 Somebody being exactly
01:02:47.260 themselves, and being
01:02:50.180 true to their brand and
01:02:52.400 their nature, and not
01:02:53.900 caring if the world is
01:02:55.280 against them.
01:02:56.820 That's cool.
01:02:57.700 That's Trump walking
01:03:00.500 into the UFC and
01:03:02.260 getting a standing
01:03:02.920 ovation.
01:03:05.940 That's cool without
01:03:07.680 trying.
01:03:09.080 If you can't get to
01:03:10.220 cool without trying, you
01:03:12.220 can't get there.
01:03:13.500 Because if you have to
01:03:14.560 try to get to cool,
01:03:16.440 well, everybody sees
01:03:18.440 that.
01:03:19.360 You know, that's the
01:03:20.020 Steve Buscemi thing.
01:03:21.080 You look like you're
01:03:22.280 trying to be cool, which
01:03:23.680 is literally the least
01:03:25.140 cool thing ever.
01:03:27.400 Do you think that Trump
01:03:29.160 being a felon makes him
01:03:32.100 cool?
01:03:33.080 Maybe, but I wouldn't say
01:03:35.080 it.
01:03:35.720 I would just let people
01:03:36.880 come to that conclusion
01:03:37.960 that he is edgy, he is
01:03:40.440 being attacked by the
01:03:41.420 system, and he's
01:03:42.500 surviving, and he's not
01:03:43.980 changing.
01:03:45.200 He's still Trump.
01:03:47.180 And that is so
01:03:48.880 seductive.
01:03:50.000 Because we're, we
01:03:51.140 always think that the
01:03:52.000 system, you know, could
01:03:53.360 crush us.
01:03:54.580 If you watch somebody who
01:03:56.500 starts out as Trump, the
01:03:58.800 system tries to crush him
01:04:00.400 like no system has ever
01:04:01.620 tried to crush anybody.
01:04:03.000 And when he comes out the
01:04:04.320 other side, the system is
01:04:07.240 broken, and he's still
01:04:09.240 Trump.
01:04:11.080 You can't get cooler than
01:04:13.100 that.
01:04:15.220 That's as cool as you can
01:04:16.540 get.
01:04:17.740 I would also note that
01:04:19.660 what seems cool to men
01:04:21.160 might be different from
01:04:22.620 what seems cool to women.
01:04:23.900 Of course, there's lots of
01:04:24.960 overlap, and of course,
01:04:26.080 there's lots of exceptions.
01:04:27.600 But generally speaking, a
01:04:29.380 standing ovation at the
01:04:30.540 UFC really touches men.
01:04:35.020 Some women, some women
01:04:37.000 would feel it too.
01:04:38.240 But whatever it is that
01:04:39.740 makes somebody cool to
01:04:41.280 women is not that.
01:04:43.100 So I think that Trump,
01:04:46.780 simply doing Trump, is the
01:04:49.600 smartest thing anybody ever
01:04:50.800 did if they wanted to look
01:04:52.360 cool.
01:04:53.120 Just be Trump.
01:04:54.660 You don't have to change a
01:04:55.880 thing.
01:04:56.480 He's changing us.
01:04:58.100 That's cool.
01:04:59.360 Meaning that he started out
01:05:00.820 with mean tweets that even
01:05:02.220 people like me said, you know,
01:05:04.120 in the beginning, I see it's
01:05:06.120 persuasive, but maybe you
01:05:07.920 ought to pull back on that a
01:05:09.180 little bit.
01:05:09.920 Now he's been Trump for so
01:05:11.640 long and so successfully that
01:05:14.040 when he mocks, you know,
01:05:15.740 Pritzker or somebody and just
01:05:17.180 does it viciously, you just
01:05:19.140 say to yourself, oh, that's
01:05:20.240 cool.
01:05:20.520 That's Trump.
01:05:22.320 He made mean tweets cool.
01:05:25.500 Not because he told you they
01:05:26.840 were cool.
01:05:27.800 He never told you that.
01:05:29.040 He just kept doing them.
01:05:30.740 And when you said he should
01:05:31.920 stop doing them, he kept
01:05:33.020 doing them.
01:05:33.740 And when you said you should
01:05:34.640 really, really, really stop
01:05:36.120 doing them, he kept doing them.
01:05:37.480 And when Republicans, people
01:05:39.000 on his own team said, you've
01:05:40.100 got to stop doing these mean
01:05:41.160 tweets, he kept doing them.
01:05:44.380 And when he came out the
01:05:45.700 other side, everybody else
01:05:48.500 decided mean tweets weren't
01:05:49.920 that bad after all and
01:05:51.020 actually worked pretty well.
01:05:52.740 And Trump was exactly the
01:05:55.400 same as he went into it.
01:05:57.440 You can't get cooler than
01:05:59.040 that.
01:06:00.900 You can't get cooler than
01:06:03.080 making the system change every
01:06:04.720 time they try to change you.
01:06:05.920 That's it.
01:06:07.320 That's the pinnacle.
01:06:09.340 So I suggested that maybe
01:06:12.340 trying to make Trump be
01:06:14.200 cool would be gilding the
01:06:16.540 lily or trying to do
01:06:17.980 something that's going to
01:06:18.780 happen on its own.
01:06:19.940 You don't have to try.
01:06:21.860 Instead, I would go this way.
01:06:24.820 Have you ever noticed that if
01:06:26.380 you're dating a woman, let's
01:06:28.460 say you're in the dating
01:06:29.740 world, that it seems really
01:06:32.620 important what car you drive?
01:06:33.960 Do you know why that is?
01:06:36.740 Now, the easy answer might
01:06:38.280 be, well, you know, it's a
01:06:39.900 sign of success and people
01:06:42.380 like success and the women
01:06:43.640 are drawn to it.
01:06:44.960 So the car is just a symbol of
01:06:46.860 your success.
01:06:47.640 Yeah, there's that.
01:06:48.920 There's that.
01:06:49.900 But I think there's a better
01:06:51.120 way to explain the problem.
01:06:53.980 To women, the boyfriend or
01:06:57.800 husband's automobile is their
01:07:00.860 accessory.
01:07:02.420 So you should think of the
01:07:03.700 car they get into the same
01:07:05.420 way they think of the clothes
01:07:06.640 they put on, the hairstyle
01:07:08.680 they chose, and the jewelry
01:07:11.360 they're wearing.
01:07:12.120 It's an accessory.
01:07:13.440 It's being associated with
01:07:14.840 their body, literally their
01:07:16.240 body.
01:07:17.860 And so when a woman gets
01:07:20.720 near a beat up old car, even
01:07:23.460 if she really, really likes that
01:07:24.900 guy, there's going to be a lot
01:07:25.880 of pushback not to be seen in
01:07:28.260 that car because it's, it just
01:07:30.340 makes the woman look less.
01:07:33.080 You know, it's like, it's like
01:07:33.920 having bad jewelry, bad
01:07:35.260 clothing, bad haircut.
01:07:36.560 You're in a bad car.
01:07:38.340 Now, take that, that
01:07:40.340 association, you know, the fact
01:07:42.700 that we're influenced by
01:07:43.960 association with things.
01:07:45.660 And if we are associated with
01:07:47.200 something good, you feel good.
01:07:48.400 If you're associated with
01:07:49.080 something bad, you feel bad.
01:07:50.360 And think about a young woman
01:07:52.700 having to associate herself
01:07:55.340 with Joe Biden.
01:07:58.140 How comfortable is that?
01:08:00.720 As an accessory.
01:08:02.860 It's really uncomfortable.
01:08:04.900 And here's how you can make it
01:08:05.980 worse.
01:08:08.280 I would label the Democrats as
01:08:10.260 dementiocrats.
01:08:12.360 You know, everybody likes to come
01:08:13.640 up with fun, fun names for the
01:08:15.220 other team that is like a play on
01:08:17.000 words.
01:08:18.720 For a while, I was doing
01:08:20.000 Democrats, but they're not dumb.
01:08:22.700 Not, not in terms of, you know,
01:08:24.500 IQ, they just have different
01:08:25.960 news.
01:08:26.460 So it didn't feel like it fit.
01:08:28.180 They just have a abusive news
01:08:29.880 situation that makes them appear
01:08:31.480 dumb when their IQs are fine.
01:08:34.260 So.
01:08:36.100 I think dementiocrat is lethal
01:08:39.460 persuasion wise, because it makes
01:08:42.860 it makes people understand that
01:08:44.940 their accessory is a dementia
01:08:47.680 addled old man.
01:08:49.720 I'm going to judge you by him.
01:08:52.240 I'm not going to judge Trump.
01:08:53.880 I'm not just going to judge
01:08:54.980 Biden.
01:08:56.240 I'm going to say you picked him.
01:08:59.640 He's on you.
01:09:01.760 Now, they say the same thing to me
01:09:03.720 and to anybody who is pro-Trump.
01:09:06.400 They say, hey, if you vote for
01:09:08.500 Trump, you're going to have to wear
01:09:10.160 that.
01:09:11.200 You don't get to just vote and walk
01:09:12.760 away.
01:09:13.700 You're a Trump supporter.
01:09:14.940 You're a maggot.
01:09:15.860 They'll say you're a maggot.
01:09:17.960 I think we need to borrow that
01:09:19.420 because one of the things that I
01:09:21.660 like most about Trump supporters
01:09:23.260 is that when somebody calls them a
01:09:25.620 maggot racist, sexist.
01:09:27.980 They can look right at you and say.
01:09:30.560 You don't bother me.
01:09:34.760 You sound drunk.
01:09:36.060 You're you're you're stupid silo
01:09:41.160 opinions are not my problem.
01:09:44.640 I love that.
01:09:46.280 I love that about Trump supporters,
01:09:49.280 Republicans in general, to some
01:09:50.740 extent, but it's really a
01:09:52.400 characteristic of Trump supporters
01:09:54.020 that you can take the most abusive
01:09:56.460 treatment and you can look him in
01:10:00.500 the eye and say.
01:10:02.360 Nice try.
01:10:04.180 Fuck you.
01:10:05.000 I love that.
01:10:09.340 Now, let's see if the let's see if
01:10:11.600 the young ladies who are supporting
01:10:13.200 Biden.
01:10:14.720 Can get there.
01:10:16.040 Can they get there or do you think
01:10:18.420 that showing them as with Biden as
01:10:20.940 their accessory is going to make them
01:10:23.120 just puke?
01:10:24.540 I think it will make them physically
01:10:26.320 ill if you said, you know who you
01:10:28.800 are.
01:10:30.260 You are him.
01:10:32.020 You can't vote for him and walk
01:10:33.700 away.
01:10:34.820 You vote for Joe Biden.
01:10:36.780 You are a
01:10:37.460 dementiacrat.
01:10:39.060 There's no there's no
01:10:40.520 getting around the fact that both
01:10:42.460 Democrats and Republicans, we all
01:10:44.680 see it.
01:10:45.680 He's a dementia addled
01:10:47.240 decomposing
01:10:49.260 half a human.
01:10:53.040 If that's who you want to be, your
01:10:54.780 earrings, we're going to hang it off
01:10:56.580 your ears.
01:10:58.040 You're going to be a dementia cat.
01:10:59.660 And here's what I would do that would
01:11:01.020 be the most devastating.
01:11:03.960 You could take any
01:11:05.660 any regular voter if there was a way
01:11:08.040 to do this.
01:11:09.160 I hope it's not illegal.
01:11:10.300 If it's illegal, don't do it.
01:11:12.280 But I'll just talk about this as
01:11:14.300 persuasion.
01:11:15.320 If you took a picture of Biden at his
01:11:17.820 most dementia addled.
01:11:20.840 Whatever still picture tells that story
01:11:22.940 the best.
01:11:23.840 You know, we see all the pictures of him
01:11:25.060 looking like a demon just entered him
01:11:26.760 through his ass.
01:11:29.440 And you put that in a split
01:11:31.120 screen with the voter.
01:11:32.940 Now, I'm not talking about famous
01:11:34.320 people, just a voter.
01:11:36.720 And a young woman, it won't work with
01:11:38.640 the guys, maybe the gay guys.
01:11:40.860 I don't know.
01:11:41.260 I don't know how that works.
01:11:42.540 But the women, I want their picture
01:11:44.900 to be right next to him.
01:11:46.920 And I want the label to say
01:11:48.900 dementia crack.
01:11:50.300 And that's it.
01:11:54.500 If you show a 25 year old woman
01:11:57.260 a picture of herself next to a picture
01:12:00.380 of Biden looking dementia addled
01:12:02.220 and then you label it
01:12:03.820 dementia crat and you talk about
01:12:06.140 the voter, not Biden.
01:12:09.240 That's devastating.
01:12:11.400 Because that's where you know it's
01:12:12.900 your boyfriend's bad car.
01:12:15.840 Yeah.
01:12:16.420 That's what Biden is.
01:12:18.220 Biden is your boyfriend's
01:12:20.260 beat-up wreck.
01:12:23.320 And if you want to get in it,
01:12:25.720 people are going to judge you
01:12:27.020 when you get out of it.
01:12:28.760 When you pull up to the restaurant
01:12:30.620 and you get out of the beat-up car,
01:12:33.000 people are going to judge you.
01:12:35.300 And Democrats don't like being judged.
01:12:39.320 So if you have something that
01:12:42.600 your side is invulnerable to,
01:12:45.400 such as being called names,
01:12:46.940 then you want to drag them
01:12:49.480 into your fight.
01:12:51.060 Let's see if they like it.
01:12:52.480 Now, the names that people
01:12:53.620 call Democrats are too generic.
01:12:56.380 Remember when the insult
01:12:58.240 Democrats used to be,
01:12:59.580 you're a liberal?
01:13:01.680 I used to laugh at that all the time.
01:13:04.100 It's like, that's the best you can do?
01:13:06.240 You're a liberal?
01:13:07.060 Oh, it's a dirty word.
01:13:09.780 You're a liberal.
01:13:11.200 None of them cared about that.
01:13:13.640 But you're a dementiocrat,
01:13:15.440 and here's you with your new accessory.
01:13:17.800 How do you like your jewelry?
01:13:19.260 It's a hundred-year-old man
01:13:20.820 who shit his pants.
01:13:22.220 That's your jewelry.
01:13:23.960 Go wear that in public.
01:13:24.980 Because the Trump supporters
01:13:28.860 don't mind what you call them.
01:13:32.100 If you want to play in that game,
01:13:34.740 here's your accessory.
01:13:36.580 Dementiocrat.
01:13:39.340 All right.
01:13:42.020 There's an MSNBC host.
01:13:45.200 Now, I remind you that MSNBC
01:13:47.200 is like a humor channel
01:13:50.440 for people like politics.
01:13:51.800 Wherever is the craziest behavior
01:13:55.360 of just batshit fucking crazy,
01:13:59.180 it's going to be on MSNBC.
01:14:01.060 And if you've not been hypnotized
01:14:03.460 into their little world,
01:14:05.200 it's just fascinating to watch.
01:14:08.100 So, one of their hosts said
01:14:11.440 that black voters are moving toward Trump
01:14:14.940 because they are susceptible
01:14:16.380 to misinformation.
01:14:18.600 Now, not uniquely susceptible,
01:14:20.500 simply susceptible.
01:14:24.160 And that it's a misinformation problem.
01:14:27.280 Do you think that's the problem?
01:14:29.440 No.
01:14:30.840 It's because they're escaping
01:14:32.480 from misinformation.
01:14:34.360 They're escaping from misinformation.
01:14:37.060 Do you think that any of the black men
01:14:39.020 who are moving to Trump
01:14:40.140 believe that he called neo-Nazis
01:14:42.500 fine people?
01:14:44.020 No.
01:14:44.560 That's an escape
01:14:46.220 from misinformation.
01:14:49.780 But, interestingly,
01:14:51.580 part of that conversation
01:14:52.540 on MSNBC
01:14:53.620 is that the black men
01:14:55.400 and the black women
01:14:56.400 are perceiving things differently.
01:14:59.680 Here it comes.
01:15:02.180 Remember I told you
01:15:03.340 I was going to just drive it
01:15:05.440 all summer long
01:15:07.120 that it's a male-female difference?
01:15:09.200 Because once that narrative
01:15:11.440 becomes a common one,
01:15:12.680 it's the end.
01:15:15.480 Yeah.
01:15:15.780 The woman party
01:15:16.760 won't win in America,
01:15:19.020 especially if it's
01:15:20.360 the mentally ill women party,
01:15:22.000 which it is.
01:15:23.320 Like, literally,
01:15:24.300 there's massive mental illness
01:15:25.980 among the young women
01:15:26.980 who are Democrats.
01:15:28.220 Now, partly,
01:15:28.800 they've done it to themselves
01:15:29.720 and maybe partly
01:15:30.940 there's something else
01:15:31.640 going on there.
01:15:32.940 But
01:15:33.180 now we see on MSNBC
01:15:36.820 that they're noting
01:15:37.700 that men and women
01:15:38.640 are acting differently
01:15:39.460 and that the men
01:15:40.380 are moving toward Trump.
01:15:41.480 that is exactly
01:15:42.780 the same frame
01:15:43.680 you're going to see
01:15:44.420 on
01:15:44.920 the five
01:15:47.200 on Fox News.
01:15:50.600 So the same narrative,
01:15:52.380 wait a minute,
01:15:53.560 maybe this is
01:15:54.400 a little less
01:15:55.320 about
01:15:55.820 black and white
01:15:57.320 and maybe it's
01:15:58.920 a little bit more
01:15:59.760 like men and women.
01:16:00.740 as soon as that picture
01:16:04.160 becomes bigger,
01:16:06.020 the entire operation
01:16:08.260 on the left
01:16:08.760 will fall apart.
01:16:10.520 And it's really close.
01:16:13.080 Push, push, push.
01:16:15.620 All right.
01:16:18.320 And then the campaign
01:16:20.540 communications director
01:16:21.820 for Biden
01:16:22.520 was on the show.
01:16:23.920 Michael Tyler
01:16:24.440 is his name.
01:16:26.060 And he said,
01:16:27.400 quote,
01:16:27.860 I do think
01:16:28.620 that this idea
01:16:29.400 that there's going
01:16:30.040 to be a wave
01:16:30.720 of black voters
01:16:31.580 voting for Donald Trump
01:16:32.700 is highly unlikely
01:16:34.040 because black Americans
01:16:35.540 know that Donald Trump
01:16:36.580 is a racist.
01:16:40.420 What?
01:16:40.900 What would be
01:16:43.680 the evidence
01:16:44.100 for that?
01:16:45.700 The fine people hoax.
01:16:48.700 The only evidence
01:16:49.780 for that claim
01:16:50.720 is shit
01:16:51.600 that the Democrats
01:16:52.420 literally just made up
01:16:53.820 and then tried
01:16:55.180 to brainwash
01:16:55.900 their citizens.
01:16:57.180 I think
01:16:58.120 that black American men
01:17:00.880 just never believed it
01:17:03.420 or don't believe
01:17:05.420 the news at all.
01:17:08.280 So that's what I think.
01:17:09.660 July 1st
01:17:12.120 is when Steve Bannon
01:17:13.260 is supposed
01:17:13.660 to go to jail
01:17:14.300 and we don't know
01:17:15.240 where he would end up.
01:17:16.460 Rikers or there's
01:17:17.480 another one
01:17:17.920 that's being talked about.
01:17:19.380 But apparently
01:17:19.980 Bannon
01:17:21.860 and his misdemeanor
01:17:22.940 are getting in jail
01:17:24.320 with dangerous criminals.
01:17:27.820 Dangerous criminals.
01:17:29.600 Now here's the question.
01:17:34.760 This is just
01:17:35.560 a recreational thing
01:17:37.180 to think about.
01:17:37.900 I want the best
01:17:38.620 for Steve Bannon.
01:17:39.940 I don't want him
01:17:40.540 to go to jail
01:17:41.060 and if he goes
01:17:42.240 to jail
01:17:42.680 I want him
01:17:43.580 to survive
01:17:44.300 and do as well
01:17:45.440 as you can in jail.
01:17:47.120 So
01:17:47.300 but here's
01:17:50.600 a funny thought
01:17:51.420 and if
01:17:53.460 you've seen
01:17:54.220 the
01:17:54.600 Glenn Greenwald
01:17:56.560 conversation
01:17:57.220 with Tucker
01:17:58.700 you'll have
01:17:59.760 some context
01:18:00.440 for this
01:18:00.940 and I do recommend
01:18:01.860 that you see it.
01:18:03.020 And here's
01:18:03.400 what I think
01:18:04.120 could happen.
01:18:06.860 Bannon
01:18:07.080 is a celebrity.
01:18:07.940 and even
01:18:09.920 if you hate
01:18:10.460 him
01:18:10.660 you know
01:18:11.940 even if you're
01:18:12.520 a Democrat
01:18:13.000 he's still
01:18:14.200 a celebrity
01:18:14.680 and he has
01:18:16.260 a certain
01:18:16.640 personality
01:18:17.360 that is
01:18:20.100 not elite
01:18:21.580 but he has
01:18:22.900 the common
01:18:23.540 person touch.
01:18:25.680 He also
01:18:26.480 has a lot
01:18:27.020 of charisma
01:18:27.520 which is
01:18:29.140 why he's
01:18:29.840 Steve Bannon
01:18:31.000 and you're not.
01:18:32.820 You put him
01:18:33.780 in a prison
01:18:34.320 even with
01:18:35.100 hardened criminals
01:18:35.920 I think
01:18:38.340 they're going
01:18:38.620 to be
01:18:38.800 friends
01:18:39.140 when they
01:18:39.480 get out.
01:18:42.040 That's
01:18:42.520 what I
01:18:42.760 think.
01:18:44.740 Now
01:18:45.200 of course
01:18:45.720 anything
01:18:46.000 could happen
01:18:46.560 and I'm
01:18:47.000 no expert
01:18:47.580 on prisons.
01:18:49.020 So if
01:18:49.260 there's just
01:18:49.740 you know
01:18:50.040 a gang
01:18:50.540 thing
01:18:50.820 or a racial
01:18:51.380 thing
01:18:51.760 who knows
01:18:52.780 you know
01:18:53.420 so it's
01:18:54.640 a dangerous
01:18:55.100 situation
01:18:55.760 but I
01:18:57.540 think that
01:18:58.160 if the
01:18:58.960 toughest
01:18:59.620 Democrat
01:19:00.360 of any
01:19:01.520 demographic
01:19:02.200 group
01:19:02.680 comes up
01:19:03.900 to Steve
01:19:04.340 Bannon
01:19:04.680 and starts
01:19:06.060 talking to
01:19:06.620 him
01:19:06.800 he's going
01:19:07.580 to walk
01:19:07.880 away saying
01:19:08.380 you know
01:19:08.780 actually he's
01:19:09.320 kind of
01:19:09.600 cool.
01:19:11.320 I think
01:19:11.780 he's actually
01:19:12.700 going to
01:19:13.020 change them
01:19:13.580 more than
01:19:14.060 they're going
01:19:14.580 to have
01:19:14.760 an effect
01:19:15.140 on him
01:19:15.580 and I
01:19:16.680 think that
01:19:17.040 when he
01:19:17.280 comes out
01:19:17.840 he will
01:19:18.840 have turned
01:19:19.460 half of
01:19:20.260 the jail
01:19:20.680 into Trump
01:19:21.420 voters.
01:19:21.880 There might
01:19:24.040 be a story
01:19:24.800 that everybody
01:19:26.680 who came
01:19:28.240 into contact
01:19:29.040 with Steve
01:19:29.920 Bannon
01:19:30.220 turned into
01:19:30.800 a Trump
01:19:31.200 supporter
01:19:31.620 in whatever
01:19:32.680 month he's
01:19:33.480 in there
01:19:33.920 because if
01:19:36.020 you think
01:19:36.320 about it
01:19:36.700 it would
01:19:37.000 be the
01:19:37.300 first time
01:19:37.780 they're
01:19:37.980 hearing
01:19:38.200 real news.
01:19:39.780 Think about
01:19:40.220 that.
01:19:41.440 And his
01:19:42.000 story is
01:19:42.600 the people
01:19:43.240 in charge
01:19:43.740 have been
01:19:44.020 lying to
01:19:44.560 you and
01:19:45.660 you're
01:19:45.900 probably
01:19:46.200 here for
01:19:47.660 the wrong
01:19:48.040 reasons like
01:19:48.660 I am.
01:19:49.920 He is going
01:19:50.600 to bond
01:19:51.860 with those
01:19:52.740 prisoners
01:19:53.160 so hard
01:19:53.960 that he
01:19:56.240 might leave
01:19:57.080 them
01:19:57.460 Republicans
01:19:59.200 when he's
01:19:59.740 done as
01:20:00.740 a real
01:20:00.980 thing.
01:20:01.420 I mean I
01:20:01.740 actually think
01:20:02.260 that's going
01:20:02.700 to happen.
01:20:03.700 How much
01:20:04.300 of it
01:20:04.540 happens I
01:20:05.080 don't know
01:20:05.360 maybe it's
01:20:05.820 just his
01:20:06.160 roommate he
01:20:06.660 switches or
01:20:08.240 cellmate but
01:20:09.560 I think he's
01:20:10.560 going to flip
01:20:11.000 some votes
01:20:11.620 while he's
01:20:12.520 in jail and
01:20:13.540 if he does
01:20:14.000 that it's
01:20:14.520 going to be
01:20:14.740 the greatest
01:20:15.160 story of
01:20:15.920 all time.
01:20:17.400 Like all
01:20:18.020 we need
01:20:18.520 is here's
01:20:19.620 what I
01:20:19.880 want.
01:20:20.160 Here's
01:20:21.740 my dream
01:20:22.500 news.
01:20:23.640 My dream
01:20:24.500 news of
01:20:25.540 course I
01:20:25.900 don't want
01:20:26.280 Bannon to
01:20:26.660 go to
01:20:26.900 jail but
01:20:27.940 if it
01:20:28.260 happens the
01:20:29.400 best case
01:20:30.260 situation is
01:20:31.640 that even
01:20:32.160 before he
01:20:32.760 gets out
01:20:33.280 there's
01:20:34.440 somebody else
01:20:34.940 who gets
01:20:35.320 released first
01:20:36.240 who is with
01:20:37.220 him you know
01:20:37.960 in the same
01:20:38.360 cell block
01:20:38.900 and says you
01:20:40.220 can't believe
01:20:40.680 what's happening
01:20:41.260 he just
01:20:42.120 turned the
01:20:42.480 whole cell
01:20:42.860 block
01:20:43.100 Republican.
01:20:44.660 Oh God I
01:20:45.480 want to hear
01:20:45.800 that because I
01:20:47.520 think it's
01:20:47.940 going to happen
01:20:48.460 in the real
01:20:49.840 world I
01:20:50.320 think he's
01:20:50.660 going to
01:20:50.900 turn his
01:20:51.240 cell block
01:20:51.640 Republican.
01:20:54.180 All right
01:20:54.480 Eric Weinstein
01:20:56.640 had a great
01:20:57.700 thread of
01:20:59.980 he gets a lot
01:21:00.980 of questions
01:21:01.520 about quote
01:21:02.580 what explains
01:21:03.380 his asymmetric
01:21:04.840 focus on
01:21:05.720 Democrats and
01:21:06.540 the left.
01:21:07.100 In other
01:21:07.360 words people
01:21:09.220 in his life
01:21:09.960 and maybe on
01:21:10.760 social media
01:21:11.280 are saying
01:21:11.920 why are you
01:21:13.240 always so
01:21:13.780 tough on the
01:21:14.460 Democrats.
01:21:15.600 You know
01:21:15.780 it seems like
01:21:16.280 there would be
01:21:16.640 plenty of
01:21:17.120 ammunition to be
01:21:17.940 tough on the
01:21:18.440 Republicans.
01:21:19.500 Fair question.
01:21:21.020 And it's a
01:21:21.540 question which
01:21:22.060 gets asked of
01:21:22.880 me in various
01:21:23.980 ways as well.
01:21:25.540 But Eric's
01:21:26.200 answer to it
01:21:27.040 is so close
01:21:28.200 I mean really
01:21:29.220 identical to
01:21:30.320 my opinion
01:21:30.840 that it's
01:21:33.260 very much
01:21:33.900 worth calling
01:21:34.680 out.
01:21:35.060 I'll give you
01:21:35.540 the short
01:21:36.060 version of it
01:21:36.820 but he gives
01:21:37.880 lots of
01:21:38.280 examples and
01:21:38.940 the examples
01:21:39.380 is what makes
01:21:40.020 it strong.
01:21:41.240 But the
01:21:42.400 short answer
01:21:42.920 is well
01:21:44.540 these are his
01:21:45.240 exact words.
01:21:46.040 The short
01:21:46.360 answer after
01:21:47.220 some soul
01:21:47.780 searching and
01:21:48.360 introspection
01:21:49.340 is simply
01:21:50.080 this.
01:21:51.180 The gas
01:21:51.680 lighting of
01:21:52.220 experts.
01:21:54.780 The gas
01:21:55.700 lighting of
01:21:56.480 experts.
01:21:57.760 In other
01:21:58.160 words the
01:21:58.700 gas lighting
01:21:59.300 coming from
01:22:00.380 the experts.
01:22:01.780 And he
01:22:02.460 says that's
01:22:03.140 not happening
01:22:03.720 from Republicans.
01:22:05.640 Republicans are
01:22:06.660 not supporting
01:22:08.360 a whole bunch
01:22:08.900 of fake
01:22:09.340 experts who
01:22:10.580 are telling
01:22:10.900 you things
01:22:11.400 that are just
01:22:11.880 clearly not
01:22:12.580 true and
01:22:14.180 lots of
01:22:14.740 people are
01:22:15.100 involved in
01:22:15.680 doing it
01:22:16.160 and it's
01:22:16.880 a whole
01:22:17.240 op.
01:22:18.060 It involves
01:22:18.660 the corporate
01:22:19.200 media and
01:22:19.880 the Democrats
01:22:20.440 and the CIA
01:22:21.960 and everything
01:22:22.640 else.
01:22:23.480 There's nothing
01:22:24.500 like that
01:22:25.000 happening on
01:22:25.520 the Republican
01:22:26.020 side.
01:22:27.200 Now you've
01:22:27.760 heard me say
01:22:28.280 this right?
01:22:29.100 My version
01:22:29.880 of this he
01:22:30.880 does a much
01:22:31.680 better job of
01:22:32.900 saying a
01:22:34.640 complete thought.
01:22:35.440 my version
01:22:39.100 of this is
01:22:39.700 that when
01:22:40.040 Republicans are
01:22:40.860 wrong which
01:22:41.980 happens a lot
01:22:42.800 you know I'm
01:22:44.120 not going to
01:22:44.500 excuse it.
01:22:45.700 I think
01:22:45.980 Republicans are
01:22:46.960 wrong a lot
01:22:48.380 and they
01:22:49.740 they create
01:22:50.380 some fake
01:22:50.840 news during
01:22:51.400 the political
01:22:52.020 season but
01:22:53.440 it's usually
01:22:54.000 individuals.
01:22:55.620 It's just
01:22:56.280 somebody sees
01:22:56.900 something on
01:22:57.340 social media
01:22:57.980 and other
01:22:58.380 people pick
01:22:58.900 it up and
01:22:59.500 it's a bad
01:23:00.420 source and
01:23:01.160 stuff like
01:23:01.480 that.
01:23:02.020 But it's
01:23:02.360 like you
01:23:03.400 know it's
01:23:03.700 organic.
01:23:05.440 But the
01:23:06.800 Democrats are
01:23:07.420 running ops
01:23:08.140 just one
01:23:09.000 op after
01:23:09.600 another that
01:23:10.740 are run
01:23:11.120 from the
01:23:11.540 top.
01:23:12.760 You know
01:23:12.880 it's the
01:23:13.200 president it's
01:23:14.160 the top 50
01:23:15.540 security people
01:23:17.240 in the country
01:23:17.900 you know the
01:23:18.380 intelligence people
01:23:19.280 signing a fake
01:23:20.060 document.
01:23:20.920 It's the fake
01:23:21.920 Russia collusion
01:23:23.480 is everything
01:23:24.460 about the
01:23:24.920 pandemic that
01:23:25.780 was fake all
01:23:26.540 the fake
01:23:27.020 fucking doctors
01:23:27.960 and he's
01:23:30.700 right.
01:23:31.800 He's right
01:23:32.820 that you
01:23:34.000 cannot compare
01:23:35.040 Republicans
01:23:36.340 and Democrats
01:23:37.180 as like a
01:23:38.900 political
01:23:39.300 difference and
01:23:40.760 like oh they
01:23:41.380 both lie.
01:23:42.660 That's not
01:23:43.120 what's happening.
01:23:44.100 Yes yes there's
01:23:45.100 lies from both
01:23:45.780 sides and there's
01:23:46.500 incorrect stuff
01:23:47.220 from both
01:23:47.580 sides.
01:23:49.180 But one side
01:23:50.260 does it as a
01:23:51.440 scheme.
01:23:53.160 That's just not
01:23:53.860 happening on
01:23:54.420 the Republicans.
01:23:55.860 And I think the
01:23:56.460 difference is
01:23:57.060 principle.
01:24:00.320 I think the
01:24:01.160 difference is
01:24:01.640 principle.
01:24:02.720 What's a
01:24:03.140 different way to
01:24:03.660 say that?
01:24:06.800 It's a system
01:24:07.740 versus a goal.
01:24:10.700 I think the
01:24:11.780 Democrats are
01:24:12.460 goal driven.
01:24:13.700 Got to get rid
01:24:14.500 of Trump and
01:24:15.160 then everything
01:24:15.620 that does that
01:24:16.280 is fine.
01:24:18.220 Right?
01:24:18.740 It's a goal.
01:24:19.720 Get rid of
01:24:20.220 Trump.
01:24:21.180 That's the only
01:24:21.660 goal.
01:24:22.740 If you only
01:24:23.160 have one goal
01:24:23.780 then anything
01:24:24.220 you do to get
01:24:24.880 it is going
01:24:25.580 to look pretty
01:24:26.020 good.
01:24:27.120 The Republicans
01:24:28.260 are principle
01:24:29.020 driven.
01:24:29.400 they can't
01:24:31.460 bring themselves
01:24:32.160 to lie as
01:24:33.280 hard as it
01:24:33.780 would take to
01:24:34.700 compete with
01:24:35.240 that stuff.
01:24:37.040 The Republicans
01:24:38.100 are not going
01:24:38.620 to create a
01:24:39.900 whole structure
01:24:41.780 of fake news
01:24:42.900 to fool you
01:24:45.020 into voting
01:24:45.680 wrong.
01:24:46.660 That would be
01:24:47.540 the opposite of
01:24:48.680 the Republican
01:24:49.320 philosophy that
01:24:50.460 you should all
01:24:51.060 be well informed
01:24:52.400 and the
01:24:53.100 Constitution rules
01:24:54.060 and we should
01:24:54.780 do something
01:24:55.200 like a
01:24:55.600 republic slash
01:24:56.420 democratic
01:24:57.760 principles.
01:24:59.160 As soon as
01:24:59.680 you get
01:24:59.860 outside that
01:25:00.400 model you
01:25:00.920 lose
01:25:01.200 Republicans
01:25:01.700 immediately
01:25:02.240 except for
01:25:03.720 the very
01:25:04.080 worst criminals
01:25:05.180 I suppose.
01:25:06.320 The regular
01:25:07.040 Democrats are
01:25:08.720 all on board
01:25:09.720 with using
01:25:10.800 lawfare to
01:25:11.540 take out
01:25:11.900 Trump even
01:25:12.660 if it's
01:25:13.100 illegitimate
01:25:13.820 so long as
01:25:15.400 it gets the
01:25:15.840 job done.
01:25:17.720 If you're
01:25:18.180 living in a
01:25:18.620 world where
01:25:19.020 all that matters
01:25:19.640 is the goal
01:25:20.380 and you've
01:25:21.180 been told the
01:25:21.720 goal is get
01:25:22.840 rid of Hitler
01:25:23.380 then every
01:25:24.660 bad behavior
01:25:25.500 and any
01:25:26.260 amount of
01:25:26.820 collusion
01:25:27.480 coordination
01:25:28.320 scheming and
01:25:29.380 plotting is
01:25:30.800 all fine.
01:25:32.540 And by the
01:25:32.940 way if we
01:25:33.740 were really
01:25:34.120 getting rid of
01:25:34.600 Hitler I'd
01:25:35.060 be fine with
01:25:35.540 it too.
01:25:36.500 That would
01:25:36.860 be the
01:25:37.180 exception.
01:25:39.300 But as
01:25:39.880 soon as
01:25:40.240 Republicans see
01:25:41.100 that they're
01:25:41.460 getting outside
01:25:41.980 the lines
01:25:42.700 their natural
01:25:44.280 Republican
01:25:44.920 instinct is
01:25:45.720 oh I don't
01:25:47.280 want to become
01:25:47.880 a bad person
01:25:48.720 to get a
01:25:49.500 good result.
01:25:51.000 In fact it's
01:25:51.720 the biggest
01:25:52.100 problem that
01:25:52.840 the Republicans
01:25:53.760 have where
01:25:55.020 they operated
01:25:55.680 on principle
01:25:56.380 with abortion
01:25:57.600 and risked
01:26:00.300 their entire
01:26:01.120 everything
01:26:01.740 on principle.
01:26:04.500 That was a
01:26:05.280 hell of a
01:26:05.680 thing.
01:26:06.620 By the way
01:26:07.240 you should be
01:26:07.620 proud of that.
01:26:08.960 Now I'm not
01:26:09.920 giving you my
01:26:10.760 opinion of
01:26:11.320 abortion because
01:26:12.120 I think women
01:26:12.700 should work it
01:26:13.260 out so I'm
01:26:13.900 on a whole
01:26:14.300 different page
01:26:14.860 from all of
01:26:15.300 you.
01:26:16.220 But just
01:26:17.880 hold that in
01:26:18.400 your mind
01:26:19.300 how desperately
01:26:20.900 Republicans
01:26:21.560 wanted to
01:26:22.240 win and
01:26:23.680 they couldn't
01:26:24.600 let abortion
01:26:27.560 go.
01:26:29.500 They were
01:26:30.160 literally willing
01:26:30.960 to die on
01:26:32.120 that principle
01:26:32.740 that you can't
01:26:33.700 kill innocent
01:26:34.240 life as they
01:26:35.040 see it.
01:26:36.300 That is
01:26:37.000 pretty solid
01:26:37.880 stuff.
01:26:39.580 You can
01:26:40.160 disagree with
01:26:40.980 it like what's
01:26:42.140 the best law
01:26:42.760 to have.
01:26:43.220 You can say
01:26:43.620 that you
01:26:43.880 would prefer
01:26:45.460 to have
01:26:45.760 abortion be
01:26:46.380 legal.
01:26:48.300 But you
01:26:48.980 can't say
01:26:49.760 that Republicans
01:26:51.440 don't operate
01:26:52.220 on principle
01:26:52.820 to their
01:26:53.560 own destruction.
01:26:55.560 If you're
01:26:56.000 not going to
01:26:56.340 operate on
01:26:57.080 it to the
01:26:58.460 point of
01:26:58.880 your own
01:26:59.220 destruction
01:26:59.740 then it's
01:27:01.560 not really
01:27:01.920 a principle
01:27:02.320 is it?
01:27:04.100 This is
01:27:04.700 another Glenn
01:27:05.400 Greenwald
01:27:05.840 story.
01:27:06.320 He was
01:27:06.420 talking about
01:27:06.880 the ACLU.
01:27:09.580 Do you
01:27:10.180 remember the
01:27:10.740 ACLU in
01:27:11.940 the old
01:27:12.220 days they
01:27:12.760 supported the
01:27:13.620 Nazis who
01:27:15.160 tried to
01:27:15.560 do a rally
01:27:16.660 in Skokie
01:27:17.480 I guess.
01:27:18.700 And the
01:27:19.340 ACLU who
01:27:20.840 was you
01:27:21.920 thought was
01:27:22.520 going to
01:27:22.860 defend the
01:27:23.500 good people
01:27:24.060 said no
01:27:26.260 this is a
01:27:26.720 free speech
01:27:27.280 thing.
01:27:28.700 And so a
01:27:29.240 largely Jewish
01:27:30.040 organization
01:27:30.740 funded largely
01:27:31.720 by Jewish
01:27:32.460 donors.
01:27:33.420 This is
01:27:33.800 according to
01:27:34.320 Greenwald
01:27:34.720 supported
01:27:37.300 Nazis and
01:27:39.120 it became
01:27:39.540 like the
01:27:39.940 main thing
01:27:40.440 that the
01:27:40.760 ACLU was
01:27:41.480 known for
01:27:42.000 and it
01:27:42.620 destroyed the
01:27:43.280 entire
01:27:43.580 organization.
01:27:44.240 They lost
01:27:46.260 all their
01:27:46.540 funding.
01:27:47.280 A bunch
01:27:47.720 of people
01:27:48.000 had to
01:27:48.320 quit.
01:27:49.080 It
01:27:49.320 basically
01:27:49.720 became a
01:27:50.540 shell of
01:27:51.320 its former
01:27:51.900 self.
01:27:54.480 Because
01:27:55.040 it stood
01:27:56.480 on principle.
01:27:58.280 Now what
01:27:59.320 do we think
01:27:59.880 about that
01:28:00.360 when we
01:28:00.700 look at it
01:28:01.140 in the
01:28:01.340 past?
01:28:02.140 Well with
01:28:02.680 admiration
01:28:03.180 and with
01:28:04.980 love that
01:28:06.060 there was
01:28:06.360 somebody who
01:28:07.680 traded
01:28:08.040 everything for
01:28:10.060 free speech.
01:28:10.740 nobody likes
01:28:12.100 the Nazis
01:28:12.640 except the
01:28:13.580 Nazis but
01:28:14.800 there was
01:28:16.800 one person
01:28:18.840 who well
01:28:20.800 a number
01:28:21.420 of people
01:28:21.780 who said
01:28:23.040 yeah we're
01:28:23.440 going to
01:28:23.620 die on
01:28:23.980 this hill
01:28:24.300 and then
01:28:25.340 they did.
01:28:26.160 They died
01:28:26.620 on it.
01:28:27.760 Professionally
01:28:28.280 and career
01:28:28.740 wise and
01:28:29.260 reputationally
01:28:29.980 they died
01:28:31.000 on it.
01:28:32.180 And then
01:28:32.540 what was
01:28:33.260 it that
01:28:33.860 reconstituted
01:28:35.100 the ACLU?
01:28:36.660 Why is it
01:28:37.380 a big
01:28:37.740 robust entity
01:28:38.860 at the
01:28:39.200 moment?
01:28:40.920 Well it
01:28:41.380 looks like
01:28:41.840 it's just
01:28:42.180 a captured
01:28:42.680 Democrat
01:28:43.320 hit squad
01:28:44.360 like the
01:28:45.820 other captured
01:28:46.560 Democrat
01:28:47.100 hit squads.
01:28:48.420 So now
01:28:49.120 they've got
01:28:49.400 plenty of
01:28:49.780 funding
01:28:50.120 because it
01:28:51.040 looks like
01:28:51.400 they might
01:28:51.720 do some
01:28:52.120 bad stuff
01:28:52.740 to Trump
01:28:53.200 and Republicans.
01:28:55.040 So now
01:28:55.540 it's not
01:28:55.860 what it
01:28:56.100 used to
01:28:56.380 be.
01:28:56.560 It's the
01:28:56.760 opposite.
01:29:00.080 All right.
01:29:01.720 If you
01:29:02.300 didn't see
01:29:02.700 Senator
01:29:03.160 Josh Hawley
01:29:03.980 grilling
01:29:04.480 the Boeing
01:29:05.520 CEO,
01:29:06.960 it is
01:29:07.640 wow.
01:29:08.860 it's
01:29:09.280 hard to
01:29:09.820 watch
01:29:10.340 because
01:29:12.200 well here's
01:29:13.420 the basics.
01:29:14.700 So the
01:29:15.200 Boeing CEO
01:29:15.980 has to
01:29:16.420 explain why
01:29:16.980 there's all
01:29:17.320 these
01:29:17.560 whistleblowers
01:29:19.180 and safety
01:29:19.800 concerns and
01:29:20.640 recent accidents
01:29:21.360 of the
01:29:21.940 vehicles.
01:29:23.720 And
01:29:23.960 Senator
01:29:25.980 Hawley
01:29:26.360 says how
01:29:27.480 much do
01:29:27.840 you make?
01:29:28.760 And then
01:29:29.020 when he
01:29:29.280 wouldn't
01:29:29.540 answer
01:29:29.840 directly
01:29:30.400 Hawley
01:29:31.200 said it's
01:29:31.760 $33 million
01:29:32.580 isn't it?
01:29:33.760 He goes
01:29:34.180 yeah that's
01:29:34.560 right.
01:29:35.600 So his
01:29:35.980 annual pay
01:29:36.700 the CEO
01:29:38.060 is $34
01:29:39.020 million.
01:29:40.340 And Hawley
01:29:41.080 says what
01:29:41.660 do they
01:29:41.900 pay you
01:29:42.280 for?
01:29:43.120 He goes
01:29:43.680 did you
01:29:45.720 make
01:29:45.920 profits?
01:29:47.120 He says
01:29:47.540 no we've
01:29:48.080 never made
01:29:48.520 profits
01:29:48.960 while I've
01:29:49.340 been CEO.
01:29:51.040 So they're
01:29:51.660 not paying
01:29:52.060 you for
01:29:52.340 profits
01:29:52.820 because you
01:29:53.380 haven't done
01:29:53.760 any.
01:29:54.640 Are they
01:29:55.260 paying you
01:29:55.620 for safety?
01:29:57.060 Oh yes
01:29:57.840 you're definitely
01:29:58.220 paying me
01:29:58.640 for safety.
01:29:59.580 Well you
01:29:59.900 didn't get
01:30:00.240 safety.
01:30:00.960 It's getting
01:30:01.320 less safe.
01:30:02.500 So why
01:30:03.080 are they
01:30:03.280 paying you?
01:30:04.700 If you're
01:30:05.260 making it
01:30:05.720 less safe
01:30:06.280 and you're
01:30:06.580 not making
01:30:06.940 money what's
01:30:07.640 the job
01:30:07.920 of a
01:30:08.200 CEO?
01:30:09.620 That's why
01:30:10.200 they pay
01:30:11.200 you.
01:30:11.460 Can you
01:30:11.720 explain?
01:30:12.560 And he
01:30:12.960 wouldn't
01:30:13.200 leave it
01:30:13.520 alone.
01:30:14.300 He was
01:30:14.500 like you
01:30:15.240 need to
01:30:15.600 explain why
01:30:16.200 they pay
01:30:16.600 you.
01:30:17.840 If it's
01:30:18.420 not safety
01:30:19.080 and it's
01:30:19.700 not money
01:30:20.160 why is
01:30:21.240 it?
01:30:23.500 Now of
01:30:24.960 course this
01:30:25.440 is you know
01:30:25.880 why do you
01:30:26.320 beat your
01:30:27.060 spouse kind
01:30:27.960 of a question.
01:30:28.940 It's meant
01:30:29.380 to embarrass
01:30:29.980 them in
01:30:30.360 public.
01:30:31.480 But wow
01:30:32.120 you did a
01:30:33.060 good job
01:30:33.520 of
01:30:33.680 embarrassing
01:30:34.100 them in
01:30:34.400 public.
01:30:35.360 The CEO
01:30:36.080 to his
01:30:36.700 credit you
01:30:38.680 don't get
01:30:38.980 into that
01:30:39.340 job until
01:30:39.800 you have
01:30:40.020 some tough
01:30:40.440 skin.
01:30:41.500 So he
01:30:42.800 did as
01:30:43.200 well as
01:30:43.560 you could
01:30:43.860 do but
01:30:45.180 he had
01:30:45.460 nothing.
01:30:46.760 I mean he
01:30:47.260 had nothing.
01:30:48.420 He just
01:30:48.820 tried to
01:30:49.960 change the
01:30:50.440 subject a
01:30:51.000 little bit
01:30:51.420 and got
01:30:51.700 beat up
01:30:52.100 some more
01:30:52.520 and tried
01:30:53.480 to weave
01:30:54.340 and dodge
01:30:54.940 and got
01:30:55.280 beat up
01:30:55.640 some more.
01:30:57.740 It could
01:30:58.460 have been
01:30:58.700 worse because
01:30:59.720 he kept
01:31:00.820 his outward
01:31:01.860 demeanor at
01:31:02.780 least a
01:31:03.240 little bit
01:31:03.560 consistent but
01:31:04.980 man he
01:31:05.640 got destroyed.
01:31:07.880 Wow.
01:31:09.180 And Holly
01:31:10.740 asked directly
01:31:11.600 why haven't
01:31:12.120 you been
01:31:12.420 fired?
01:31:14.140 If you
01:31:14.760 can't even
01:31:15.120 explain what
01:31:16.180 you do why
01:31:17.640 did they pay
01:31:18.120 you?
01:31:19.300 It was a
01:31:20.060 hell of an
01:31:20.500 attack persuasion
01:31:21.920 wise.
01:31:22.760 Now you could
01:31:23.200 say it's
01:31:23.540 grandstanding and
01:31:24.440 accomplished
01:31:24.840 nothing which
01:31:25.960 it probably
01:31:26.280 was and it
01:31:27.020 probably accomplished
01:31:27.600 nothing.
01:31:27.900 so there's
01:31:33.720 some new
01:31:34.040 reports that
01:31:34.780 China is
01:31:36.400 helping out
01:31:36.900 crack down
01:31:37.520 on some
01:31:38.100 fentanyl
01:31:38.640 stuff and
01:31:39.140 they helped
01:31:40.160 grab some
01:31:40.760 guy who was
01:31:41.380 accused of
01:31:42.140 fentanyl
01:31:42.700 trafficking over
01:31:43.380 there and
01:31:43.840 they're shutting
01:31:44.880 down websites
01:31:45.640 that are trying
01:31:46.240 to sell it
01:31:47.000 and they're
01:31:47.860 trying to
01:31:48.420 change the
01:31:49.560 laws so the
01:31:50.440 precursors are
01:31:51.380 illegal which
01:31:52.320 we've asked
01:31:52.720 them to do
01:31:53.360 et cetera.
01:31:57.860 So that's
01:31:59.540 all going
01:31:59.920 great right?
01:32:01.860 Isn't it
01:32:02.360 great that
01:32:02.900 China is
01:32:03.400 really cracking
01:32:04.000 down on all
01:32:04.700 that fentanyl?
01:32:06.400 None of
01:32:07.000 that's real.
01:32:08.260 None of
01:32:08.840 that's real.
01:32:10.560 There might
01:32:11.260 have been one
01:32:11.760 crook who
01:32:12.400 didn't give a
01:32:13.140 kickback to a
01:32:14.240 Chinese government
01:32:15.740 official so they
01:32:16.620 locked him up.
01:32:17.740 That's probably
01:32:18.340 what happened.
01:32:19.280 There might be
01:32:19.740 some websites
01:32:20.380 that are competing
01:32:21.140 with the one
01:32:21.860 that they want
01:32:22.500 to sell the
01:32:22.960 most.
01:32:23.920 That might be
01:32:24.460 happening.
01:32:25.280 So I don't
01:32:26.200 trust anything
01:32:27.160 on this topic
01:32:28.280 especially in
01:32:29.160 China.
01:32:30.940 But one
01:32:31.860 claim from
01:32:32.560 an article
01:32:33.280 on Hot Air
01:32:33.900 is that China
01:32:35.160 is giving tax
01:32:36.000 breaks to the
01:32:36.680 illegal drug
01:32:37.400 trade.
01:32:38.620 They're getting
01:32:39.340 tax breaks
01:32:40.100 on people.
01:32:41.880 I don't know
01:32:42.300 if that's true
01:32:42.840 either.
01:32:44.260 But I would
01:32:45.080 warn you not
01:32:45.880 to believe
01:32:46.200 anything about
01:32:47.060 China cracking
01:32:48.000 down on
01:32:48.680 fentanyl.
01:32:50.000 Don't believe
01:32:50.520 a bit of it.
01:32:51.600 That ladies and
01:32:52.280 gentlemen has all
01:32:52.840 I had to do
01:32:53.420 all I had to
01:32:54.160 say today.
01:32:54.720 Sorry I ran
01:32:55.240 long.
01:32:56.080 And I'm
01:32:56.600 going to say
01:32:56.900 bye to the
01:32:57.720 people on X
01:32:58.960 and Rumble
01:32:59.660 and YouTube.
01:33:02.100 And I'm going to
01:33:02.880 stick around and
01:33:03.600 talk to my
01:33:04.900 beloveds on
01:33:06.220 Locals.
01:33:07.080 Thanks for joining.
01:33:07.920 I'll see you
01:33:08.440 tomorrow.
01:33:09.320 And don't forget
01:33:09.940 to buy my
01:33:11.800 new book
01:33:12.300 which I'm
01:33:14.700 sure you've
01:33:15.180 all bought
01:33:15.800 by now.
01:33:16.980 It's new but
01:33:17.780 it's a
01:33:18.280 compilation of
01:33:19.720 my God's
01:33:20.300 degree and
01:33:21.020 The Religion
01:33:22.580 War which
01:33:23.600 you'll find
01:33:24.360 prescient
01:33:25.420 written a long
01:33:26.960 time ago and
01:33:27.680 a new short
01:33:28.340 story that
01:33:28.920 wraps up the
01:33:29.700 Avatar sequence.
01:33:32.300 All right
01:33:32.580 everybody.
01:33:33.760 Thanks for
01:33:34.160 joining.
01:33:34.660 Locals here I
01:33:35.540 come.