Episode 2514 CWSA 06⧸23⧸24
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In this episode of Coffee with Scott Adams, we discuss the recent anti-Pink protest at the house of CNN's Jake Tapper, the dangers of social media, and why Generation Z is the unhappiest generation.
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well some code pink activists uh decided to target uh jake tapper's house jake tapper of cnn
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now if you saw the video of it you would say to yourself hmm they seem to be indicating a
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protest in front of the house i think the entire protest was five people who showed up in a
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uh volvo one of them had a uh bullhorn because all the all the videos that i saw
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of the protesters were extreme close-ups look here's the face of somebody with a bullhorn
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and i think i think there's another person standing there somewhere nearby
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there couldn't have been more than five people but here's the fun part uh
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the the i guess jake has some uh older kids some teenagers and this teenage kids were just mocking
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them and playing god bless them they're playing some patriotic music and and just mocking them from
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the balcony and and the garage and that's the way to handle it jake so jake uh if he was home don't even
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know if he was home but if he was he wisely stayed off the camera and uh apparently let his kids just
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mock them which was fine um i'm very much against people uh protesting public figures houses uh i don't
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think that's cool whatsoever but i like the fact that he uses kids to mock them if it was intentional
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maybe just the kids were doing their own thing anyway uh there's new new studies show that
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generation z is the unhappiest generation and people are all figuring out why could that be
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why is gen z the unhappiest what could possibly cause such a thing i don't know could it be when
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they look at the news it says that the climate's out of control and we're going to fry them all and
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there's no point in having children because they're all going to be dead in a hellscape of
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hotness might be that could be that uh they're being told they're going to lose their democracy
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and that hitler uh has just reincarnated into something orange and terrible could be that
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could be that neither of those things bother me because i don't think they're real how about uh
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the confusing gender roles don't you think it would cause you a little mental distress
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yes if you could sort of pick your own gender i don't remember ever having a conversation about
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it that was that was sort of just a given all right uh you're a boy got it and never really
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needed to have a conversation about it again but imagine if you were born into a world where people
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were just choosing their genders uh uh you know i think i'm gonna go a different way from now on i
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think um the other thing i would think that given that you know our sexual roles are so baked into
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civilization and our genes in some level that anytime you add any uh uncertainty into that world
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that's got to be bad for your mental health how about hormone disruptions how about that we got all
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kinds of stuff in the environment we got men's testosterone dropping and we know testosterone
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makes men happy if they've got the right amount it makes them unhappy if they got the wrong amount
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and we know they got the wrong amount and then some number of women are on chemical birth control
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that changes their hormonal balance do you think that has any impact well i'm no doctor but probably
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um how about the fact that it's the first time in american history kids don't think they could make
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enough money to do things like have a family now i don't know if that's really the case but it sure
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looks like it you can see why they would think it what about uh social media and uh the phone of course
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social media and the foreigner phone are very bad for your mental health what about the fact that now
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that we have such connectivity we we don't just worry about the problems that are local to us
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like what's happening in your town and what's happening in your family now you get to worry about
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all the problems in the world you get to worry about the poor ukrainians you get to worry about the poor
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people in gaza the poor people in israel you get to worry about everybody all the time would that make
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you mentally unhealthy yes it would yes it would so i would say it's the the least mystery of all
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mysteries not only do you have obvious reasons that are pretty well established but you got a shit ton
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of them it's the longest list of reasons to be sad i've ever seen in my life and you know a lot of
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that is just democrats and phones well here's the good side apparently psychedelics are you know almost
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every day now there's another story about psychedelics helping somebody with their mental health or
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quitting addiction or something like that but it just in the last few days a few things that i've read
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about is that psychedelics uh just one exposure to psychedelics once in your life can make you more
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creative forever apparently they can measure mental flexibility which gets to creativity and they can
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determine that one exposure just one you know deep trip under psychedelics and you will forever be more
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creative now this brings me to me i've told you many times that when i was just out of college first
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came to california i had a mushroom experience which i was just reading a story that a number of people
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have had a mushroom experience describe it as the best day of their life now that's exactly how i've
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described it my whole life as the best day of my life and it wasn't anything close now i thought maybe
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it was just me but apparently that's a common experience but the the part that i didn't really say out loud
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too much is that i thought it changed me permanently really you could tell i i was a different person
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after that and never went back and one of the things that was different was i felt my creativity increased
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and sure enough apparently there's some scientific backing to that i could actually feel it because
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by the time i became a cartoonist i actually thought my powers of creativity were for some reason that i
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didn't understand unusually good and i think that was part of it i was always creative but i even i felt
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there was some kind of turbo charge that happened as a young adult i was quite aware of it and i was always
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puzzled by it because it felt like just some kind of gene kicked in that i didn't know i had
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maybe it was that maybe it was uh but now they know that people who did psychedelics
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will also score higher on tests so inductive reason verbal fluency working memory processing speed
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attention switching and inhibitory control so it can get rid of your depression your your anxiety your
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addiction and it can make you smarter and more creative permanently
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just think about that it can solve all of those things and make you more creative and make you smarter
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i don't think we quite understand where this is heading
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this is so big that we it's hard to actually wrap your head around it it's one of the biggest
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things that's ever happened in human civilization and you know it's up there with ai and robotics in
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terms of how much it's going to change the world all we really needed was to to change the psychology from
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oh it's a dangerous drug stay away to it might be the most miraculous medicine of all humankind and that's happening
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so normies are doing it you know the the soccer the soccer moms they're all micro dosing
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you know why the sale of alcohol seems to be going down micro dosing even more so than i think than marijuana
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that's what i think i think the micro dosing is cutting into the alcohol far more than anything else
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all right uh here's a funny story over in california there's a funding bill that includes 12 million
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dollars for reparations now you say to yourself 12 million i thought they wanted like you know a billion
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dollars or a trillion dollars even in california what do you get for 12 million well 12 million isn't
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the reparations now 12 million will go to the activists who want reparations so that they have
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more time to study how to get those reparations in other words let me translate this into uh
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common language for those of you who do not have big company experience remember how i laughed when
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gavin newsom told the activists about reparations you know what you should form a committee and you
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should go off and study it and then get back to me and then he got back to him he said you know what
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you know what we really need is more studying so of course he was never serious about reparations
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because it's a political dagger right through his heart he doesn't have a chance if he get if it goes
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through but he can't say no to it so reparations is the thing you can't say yes to if you're a politician
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but you definitely can't say no to it and there are only two things yes or no or is there well it turns
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out that gavin newsom clever man that he is realize there's something between yes and no which is we'd
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better study this and then after you studied it hmm very good studying you did there but you know i've
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got a couple more questions you ought to go study that and then the reparations people realizing they
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had them by the balls said uh how about how about you pay us to study it more and then then knowing
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it's not his own money newsom thought okay if i pay you to study it which an objective observer would
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call a bribe to go away and shut up for a while and i had and i could pay the bribe with other people's
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money and i could sell it as not a bribe but rather an important funding toward making the world a
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better place once it's studied properly so yes apparently every time let me just say this
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an obvious statement wherever there's a reparations study committee there are some grifters who figured
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out they can get white people to give them lots of money to make it look like they're studying
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something i kind of wish i were in that game because it looks like a really really good scam
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oh yeah if you don't pay me 24 million dollars i don't know how i'm going to study these reparations
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but i'll certainly call you a racist every day you're in office for not having a reparations
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committee that's properly funded and now the other states are like wait a minute are you telling me the
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activists are getting paid to pretend that they're studying reparations they're all going to have
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their own reparations study force it's the obvious way to make them go away and shut up about it they're
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just being bribed so it's a legal way to bribe people just to shut up until elections are over
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and it works so anytime you say that gavin newsom doesn't have game he's got game he's not the one
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i want to be my president but don't underestimate that guy he's got some game this is this is well played
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all right um apparently there's a new study that says there's a trillion dollar problem oh great another
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trillion dollar problem we don't have enough of those uh where there's too much lead in the uh in
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the yards of people's homes so 25 of the u.s yards have unsafe levels of lead now what i wondered was
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if there are any correlation to any areas that have more lead it turns out that you're going to have more
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lead where there's older infrastructure so wherever there's older infrastructure so that would include
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basically all of the democratic cities so new york detroit baltimore you know older infrastructure
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now what are what is the effect of having too much lead in your environment well the big one is it lowers your
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iq you see where this is heading the democrat cities have the oldest infrastructure the old
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infrastructure is correlated with more lead in your environment more lead in the environment makes you
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stupid i think we just figured out what's going on yeah the democrats are exposed to too much lead
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and we're confusing it with political opinions whoa no don't that's not an opinion you just have too much
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lead no yeah yeah why don't you go study it for a while here's some money to go study it because i can't
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convince you that you're dumb because you have too much lead in your brain but uh i'm not joking by the way
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if the correlation is this strong and there really is this much lead in our environment it would be
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affecting democrats more than other people just because they're living circumstances
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and it does make you dumber so it might be that democrats of all of all races and genders and everything else
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the democrats just because of where they live are getting dumber now would that be systemic racism
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if that were true there's more lead making you dumb in places that democrats are clustered for
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unrelated reasons that would be systemic racism so those of you who say systemic racism isn't real
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i just don't think you're trying very hard of course it's real of course it is
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there are some things that are just baked into the system that are really hard to change now i don't
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think that you should focus on those well obviously you should focus on fixing them if you can but i
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don't think that should be the driving force of how we live our lives rather the driving force should be
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the you know the king randall kind of learn to take care of yourself build a talent stack
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and these problems just go away if you have talent all the problems go away
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hey did you hear about the uh highly qualified uh black engineer who couldn't get a job
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you've heard about that right there's a story about a a very qualified black engineer
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has all the right qualifications went to mit got a degree has a good background experience no problems
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whatsoever can't get a job in america did you hear about that no you never heard about that because it
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didn't happen it's never happened once there are zero cases where a qualified black man can't get a
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job in america none there are lots of cases where somebody has a criminal record that's a problem
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there are lots of places where you know there are individual pockets of discrimination that's real
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usually smaller companies the big companies of course are dying for diversity
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there's no such thing as a person with valuable job skills who doesn't have a job in america none
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it hasn't happened once so where's why does the systemic racism go away as soon as you develop skills
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well it never goes away per se but you can slice through it like it didn't didn't matter to you
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right so you could say that stick of butter is real but if you have a hot poker you can just put it on
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the stick of butter and it disappears it just melts so be the hot poker don't be somebody who's stopped by a
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stick of butter all right um apparently there's some kind of new compound scientists in japan gave to mice
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who had alzheimer's and fixed them so now they can fix uh alzheimer's and mice
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finally you know i don't know about you but one of the things i worry about too much
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is mice with alzheimer's i think i see some once in a while i'll see a mouse you know out in my backyard
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or something i'll be like that mouse looks like joe biden you know you look at the mouse and it'll be
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and it'll walk like this and i say to myself that's a that's a mouse with alzheimer's but now
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so a lot of your japanese mice at least that's probably where it will start will be walking
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upright and uh and their debate performances will be much better yeah they also found that the mice
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would win debates no i'm just making that up but they're probably smarter once they cure that alzheimer's
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anyway um we don't know if this will work on human beings somebody mentioned the other day that mice
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that mice testing is more about whether it will kill you and it doesn't predict that it will work in
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humans it does give you a good idea that if it didn't kill the mice it might not kill us either
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please play responsibly well elon musk says he he aims to be able to build a thousand rocket ships a
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year he's got a brand new rocket ship factory um that's gearing up it's nowhere near a thousand per
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year at the moment but they're making a lot of them uh like uh i think they're making a rocket every other
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day and the question i have is what do they need to put on those rockets if the rockets are not actually
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going to the moon or mars yet why why do we need that much capacity to put stuff in space
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is it just satellites do it do we have an unlimited demand for launching satellites we might i mean
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that might be the whole thing but uh that is one hell of a thing that really snuck up on me
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if you'd said scott how many rockets does elon musk have i would have said well i think he's got
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two and he keeps reusing them but probably there's three or four you know in the pipeline just in case
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i didn't know it's going to be hundreds and i certainly didn't know it's going to be a thousand
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per year so he might have thousands of rockets you know launching three or four per day or something
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that's where he's heading well the babylon b reports that 12 women have come forward
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to say that they were sexually assaulted by uh quote whoever the trump vp is
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that's a pretty good joke and also not too far from reality because whoever trump picks for the
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vice president will be accused of sexual impropriety yes they will which by the way might be the main
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reason to pick whoever he picks if he could find somebody who wouldn't be accused of sexual impropriety
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because it's so much harder to be good looking you know that's one of the lucky things about my life
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i always say to myself would i be as successful in my career if i were good looking i think the answer is no
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because if i were good looking i'd wake up every day and get everything i needed
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you know a bunch of attractive women who would want to have sex with me and i think
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huh i guess i don't even need to be rich i could i could cut back on the working
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give myself a nice you know part-time job and live like a king with my harem who thinks i'm handsome
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but since i was not born handsome i said to myself by looking in the mirror when i was about five years old
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literally true story you'd better get a really good job if you want to compete in this world because
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you're not going to do it on your looks and so i did and that by the way that's completely true
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i honestly did look in the mirror at around the age of five and said man you better you better get a b
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game your a game isn't working at all doesn't look like it's going to kick in you better you better
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start working on that b game and so i did yeah i am a planner i do plan 45 years in advance
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all right uh there's a top cancer charity i don't know which one but they're apologizing for using the
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word cervix in their materials and they say they should have used the more inclusive term front hole
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because it's not just women who have vaginas um it's everybody everybody can have one so um
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so you got your front hole so don't say cervix when you can say front hole now you might say to yourself
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my goodness this top cancer charity they sound to me like a bunch of backholes
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yep we'll just let that sink in well did you know that the tariff the u.s tariff on chinese electric
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vehicles is over 100 percent it's over 100 but correct me if i'm wrong but didn't democrats tell
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us that tariffs are a terrible terrible idea and this is a biden thing biden put a hundred percent
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tariff on electric cars from china so can you democrats make up your mind is it the dumbest worst
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thing that's never worked once in the world or is it just a trump policy that makes perfect sense
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that you shouldn't destroy yourself economically just because china wants you to not a good enough
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reason so yeah we have a hundred percent tariff to keep those electric vehicles from china and of our
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markets i think we're going to have to do the same thing with robots um with ai
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and um yeah robots and ai basically and evs so i think that the uh the markets that are most
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important to the united states in every case we're going to have to have a hundred percent um
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some kind of tariff because you can't really let china rule us in robots
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winning robots is existential we have to win robots by the way i'm going to give you a little uh
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a little lesson here in what makes a human a human so i've told you this before but i came
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into a better way to explain it i've told you that i don't believe that art created by robots and ai
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will ever be a big thing and the theory is and this is just mine i've never heard anybody else say this
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that we recognize art as triggering to us like it means something to us not because the art is well
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done but because a human made it and it looks like superior genetic quality and it's a mating signal
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so even if you're not looking to mate we're just born that way and even if you're the wrong gender
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to be attracted to the artist still works because we're all we're all still we can't look away when
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we see somebody with talent and talent is simply a marker for uh reproductive health right so whether
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whether your talent is art or your talent is music you know visual art or music or acting or anything
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if you have that thing people are attracted to it and they get a feeling when they look at your art
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because they're feeling you you're feeling the artist when you look at the art even if you don't
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know who it is you still feel the artist and so my hypothesis is that ai art can never trigger us
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if we know it's ai and probably we'll have some laws to say we'll know so if you know it's ai you're
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going to say yeah yeah the computers are good so what i've not yet found any art made by ai as
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impressive as it is that i wanted to spend much time looking at you know what i mean it's really
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impressive and it does look better than humans can do and all that no interest at all you know it has its
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utility you know maybe you do something to include in a post on social media or put it in your blog
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post or something so it's useful but it doesn't move you the way that human art can so now i'm gonna
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now i'm gonna make my point with this fast forward five years when robots have full human movement and
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good batteries and ai and somebody says i'm gonna form a robot basketball league where my robots will
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play your robots and they'll play actual basketball they'll dribble they'll shoot they'll foul everything
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would you watch it the answer is once you might watch it once but you will never be interested in
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robots playing basketball now imagine if the robots could play basketball better than michael jordan
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they could jump higher and do these impressive dunks would you watch it not even a little bit do you
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know why because it's not people yeah we're not interested in basketball we have no interest in
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basketball because if we had interest in basketball you could watch robots play and you go wow look at that
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basketball they could really play that basketball those robots no you would have no interest at all
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people watch basketball because they want to fuck the players men watch basketball because it's men who are
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better than them and they're like we're kind of drawn to just looking at anything in that domain
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yeah that's the real reason it's because the athletes are you know super examples of people you want to mate
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with they're they're displaying a talent that is unusual so the basketball example should tell you that
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the ai art is probably not the future except in utility way uh there's you you've been following
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this story that i haven't talked about at all i'll tell you why uh there's a bunch of chinese-owned farmland
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that in many cases is nearby to u.s military bases and it's an alarming threat now i take that seriously
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i do think that having a bunch of chinese farmland adjacent to american bases that does seem like a
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security risk but i would also point out and the reason i hadn't talked about it until now
00:31:36.500
is that if you have a lot of bases and you have a lot of farmland how are they not going to line up
00:31:46.500
so i was having trouble um removing chance from the story because i looked at the map
00:31:54.660
and it looked to me like some were near bases some were not but a lot were am i worried about that yeah
00:32:03.540
yeah because it is it is a resource that you can imagine china might take advantage of if they wanted
00:32:09.620
to so yeah it's a problem but i don't know if it's a plot it might be so you have to worry about it
00:32:18.980
exactly as if you know it's a plot but i don't know i don't know it could be just they need to they
00:32:25.140
need food so they create a bunch of farms and places that have good conditions for farms and then
00:32:32.180
they ship the food back so it might be 80 food 20 you know as long as you're going to buy some farmland
00:32:40.740
yeah wouldn't it be nice if it were in this area instead of that area so there might be some you know
00:32:47.380
military direction to it just in case it would be a smart thing for china to do to just have a bunch
00:32:55.460
of locations that they can use with impunity all right judge cannon is the judge who's weighing in
00:33:04.580
on whether jack smith who's the prosecutor uh whatever name they're using for it uh special whatever
00:33:12.500
for the uh mar-a-lago box gate and the idea is that uh he might not have been appointed through a
00:33:18.980
legal process and therefore should be removed from the case so that's pending the uh the story here is
00:33:26.020
that judge cannon was a trump appointee and people are saying that she's too pro-trump and that uh
00:33:33.780
you know she should be removed from the case i guess um here's here's what i take from it
00:33:40.740
what i take from it is if you're poor uh you get whatever judge they assign you and you take your
00:33:51.380
chances but knowing that everybody's biased about everything all the time humans are just biased
00:33:58.500
there's no way around it um but it seems to me that rich people actually can shop for judges and
00:34:07.140
prosecutors not every time but you know you can try to get a change of venue you can ask for a judge to
00:34:14.660
be removed because you're because your lawyers did such a good job of finding some conflict that nobody
00:34:20.500
knew about that sort of thing so it seems to me that we have a two-phase legal system
00:34:28.420
the poor get whatever we whatever we give them and they just got to deal with it and the rich
00:34:35.380
decide whether they will go to jail or not by which judge they get you know because once it becomes
00:34:43.700
political or even if there's just a billionaire involved it's always political then it seems like
00:34:49.860
the game is getting the right judge so where trump gets the wrong judges in new york
00:34:57.380
and we say well that's unfair um he might get the right judge i don't know that this judge is biased
00:35:04.100
in his favor but it's a it's a reasonable suspicion whether it's true or not but suppose it is true
00:35:14.340
and suppose it's the only reason that trump gets off that's our system our system is rich people get to
00:35:21.220
shop judges at least they can try and poor people don't and that picking the right judge as we know from
00:35:28.980
the supreme court is about 80 percent predictive in terms of how things are going to go
00:35:36.020
so it does expose the uh system quite a bit all right trump had a big uh rally in philadelphia
00:35:48.500
the big story is and i will compliment the the trump campaign again
00:35:53.060
um people who went there described it as flawless in other words the organization of it the the
00:36:01.620
attendance the design of it uh trump's performance the equipment you know all the logistics flawless
00:36:11.620
now compare that to biden who's hiding in his basement pretending to get ready for a debate
00:36:17.060
i tell you there's a little bit of the dog not barking here but every day that trump
00:36:24.420
doesn't do a trump-like provocative thing that makes you say why did he do that everything was
00:36:29.860
going so well until he did that and he's not doing that it's not an accident it's not a coincidence
00:36:38.260
that trump is running a flawless campaign he's got skill that is employed in this i don't know who
00:36:45.220
exactly it could be a combination of people but he's got really really smart people working on this
00:36:51.380
campaign and you can just see it you you can see it every time he does something that it just has this
00:36:58.020
little extra envelope of smartness around it that you didn't see the first the first two times he ran
00:37:04.100
you didn't see it but you see it now and you see it just so clearly here's another example
00:37:09.300
um some republicans are suggesting that his best campaign strategy would be to be not trump
00:37:19.940
in other words don't um don't talk over don't be competitive and in a non-debate way you know just
00:37:26.500
don't go too hard and the thinking is he just has to describe you know the path that he gives you the
00:37:34.020
path that biden will probably give you the fact that you've seen both of them at work you have you
00:37:39.140
have a full four-year interview essentially for each of them and he that trump can simply say here's
00:37:46.740
what biden gives you here's what i give you there's no contest i agree with that with the caveat that
00:37:57.700
nobody can really advise trump so he still is the one who's going to decide and a lot of it will be
00:38:04.820
spontaneous i don't think he's really not preparing you know he's kind of playing it off like he's not
00:38:11.940
preparing because it'll be more impressive if he does well but i assume he's preparing he's just doing
00:38:17.940
it his own way anyway so uh and i would agree if he just plays it straight he's gonna win i had some
00:38:28.820
actual suggestions here i had an actual suggestion
00:38:36.980
um all right here's my debate advice besides not don't be too aggressive
00:38:44.100
we're very close to the point i don't know if we're there yet where trump could say what i call
00:38:51.060
the uh the bob dole strategy now it's a strategy used against bob dole by um by the clinton campaign
00:39:00.420
when they were running for re-election but the bill clinton campaign which was to treat the bob dole
00:39:06.900
with respect because he was elderly and a vet so once you get a lead you know it looks like you're
00:39:14.660
going to win anyway you stop being an asshole and you start showing empathy and respect and i think that
00:39:23.140
trump of course he's going to keep going hard at at biden all the way to the finish line but could you
00:39:29.060
imagine him saying that we need to respect the elderly and that biden had a good run imagine imagine
00:39:42.100
trump saying you know we have to give respect to the elderly now people would laugh at that because
00:39:47.220
trump is almost the same age but it would be funny and you couldn't ignore it you know we should we should
00:39:53.940
have respect for the elderly joe had a good run but we can all see that his time has come to an end
00:40:01.940
just imagine that coming out of trump's mouth or some version of it we should respect the elderly
00:40:09.460
and i'm going to go hard this election if you know if you go hard i'm going to go hard
00:40:14.340
but honestly joe you had a good run you made it all the way to president but now i think
00:40:20.500
you know a due respect to people who have reached your situation in life is that we should allow
00:40:28.020
you to make a graceful exit and it looks like the voters are going to do that for you
00:40:34.020
and if you go hard at me i'm going to go hard at you that's our system but i think at this point we
00:40:40.020
can all see that maybe empathy is the way to go here it would be devastating it would be devastating
00:40:48.660
if trump said we should maybe go a little easy on you because everybody can see what's going on at
00:40:54.020
this point but then don't go easy you know don't be a bully but definitely don't go easy just just
00:41:02.340
point it out as something we should now consider that since we can all see he's gone
00:41:07.700
that maybe we should take a different approach to this it would be a killer
00:41:17.060
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think well uh also trump said we should stop giving attention to bill maher uh because bill
00:41:37.220
maher's got a failing show and he's unimportant blah blah blah blah blah well i'd like to talk
00:41:41.940
about bill maher because i don't take that advice whatsoever i think mike serovich is saying the same
00:41:48.100
thing stop giving oxygen to bill maher i'll stop giving him oxygen when it doesn't work to my advantage
00:41:56.820
if that starts happening i'll stop doing it but at the moment with the story i'm going to tell you
00:42:02.260
right now it's very much working to my advantage as a communicator here's what bill maher said see if
00:42:09.060
this sounds familiar to you see if it's something that maybe you heard me say once or twice or ten
00:42:15.860
times all right here's what bill maher said on the show he was talking about uh all the polls about
00:42:21.860
biden losing support among various things he says he's uh losing 14 points among hispanics 43 points
00:42:29.860
among black voters i don't i'll just give you the big line i think these details are misleading but he's
00:42:37.460
basically saying that every category from hispanics to blacks to under 50 student debt holders even the
00:42:43.140
people as student debt were more for trump and uh something about even losing support for women so bill maher says
00:43:00.900
if the polls say he's losing ground in every category
00:43:04.420
how can he be tied at the top line if we know he's losing every category
00:43:12.900
have you heard me say that that's exactly what i said
00:43:17.860
i said how do you explain that it looks like he's tie
00:43:22.820
when they're also saying he's losing every category
00:43:26.340
well it can't they can't both be true but here's what i posted on this
00:43:30.660
bill maher is so close to understanding the world he lives in he doesn't yet but he's so close i think
00:43:39.380
he might get there and what he needs to understand is that nothing's true
00:43:45.780
that that that the polls that are coming out from respected entities are legitimately faked
00:43:52.260
they're intentionally obviously observably transparently fake so there's no real mystery here
00:44:03.460
there's no mystery at all the polls are fake now are some of the polls accurate
00:44:12.500
but no you should expect tons of fake polls that would and he's he's seen the glitch in the matrix
00:44:20.660
now you know he lives in a world where he thinks that at least his news is real
00:44:27.300
so he's still locked into the world where if you look at the if you read the credible news as he would
00:44:33.700
define them that that's not right every single time and he points out when they're wrong
00:44:40.500
but that you know you get a pretty good idea of what's true by ignoring the bad news sources
00:44:47.060
and focusing on the good ones he hasn't quite caught on that there aren't any good ones
00:44:52.740
and maybe there never were i mean my personal theory is that there never were here's why
00:44:59.860
if the cia can control the news they will there's no doubt about that but they're not going to try
00:45:07.060
to control it for you know every little story you know not the local stuff but they're certainly
00:45:12.420
going to control it completely when there's some argument that there's a national interest
00:45:18.340
that would be their job arguably that's what we pay them for to make sure there are no gigantic
00:45:24.740
national interests that we ignore and so it seems hugely unlikely that to me that even during the
00:45:35.220
days we trusted the news in the cronkite days everybody said he's so trusted he's so trusted
00:45:41.460
my current view is that almost guarantees he was a cia asset do you know why people said he was trusted
00:45:49.620
i don't i don't know why i think it's only because he didn't get caught
00:45:56.340
with fake news and probably the cia started the idea that he was so trusted
00:46:01.860
i think it's always been fake and and but what i mean by that is that the news about anything
00:46:09.940
important you know like why did nixon get removed from office i don't think we've ever been told the
00:46:17.140
truth about that you know why did kennedy get killed yeah probably a lot of things were not being told the
00:46:24.420
truth so yes one if you believe that your news is real and the other is fake you end up being
00:46:31.060
confused about why the polls are giving you something that is logically impossible i'm not
00:46:37.060
confused i know exactly what's going on they're fake polls so as soon as you get past the idea that
00:46:44.580
some of it's true everything makes sense it's a it's a good feeling well you remember jack dorsey
00:46:53.700
founder of uh old twitter uh he's saying that the issue with the algorithms is not just that they're
00:46:59.540
politically biased it's that they remove your free will how do you like that
00:47:08.340
the algorithms effectively determine how we think you know it would be easy to demonstrate that if you
00:47:14.500
were fed a certain algorithm you'd have a certain point of view if they fed you a different algorithm
00:47:19.060
you'd have a different point of view it's the tick tock effect it's well understood right
00:47:24.020
there's no argument about that so if somebody else is deciding what things are going to the front of
00:47:31.780
your brain and that's what social media is doing with the algorithms if something that's not your brain
00:47:37.620
decides what you're going to think about the most and even the narrative and and the way you're going to
00:47:42.740
think about it do you have free will well you're going to say you do well i'll just look at different
00:47:50.100
sources and i won't believe it and i'll know there's more context no the
00:48:00.660
other machines work miracles do things like humans there's somebody in all caps who is imagining i
00:48:06.740
said the opposite of what i've ever said and that uh and he's really mad about my point of view
00:48:14.180
that's the opposite of my point of view there's somebody yelling in all caps that i believe that
00:48:20.180
our robots will be magic and do everything that humans can do i just got done saying the opposite
00:48:26.900
of that that they won't be able to do art and why so all caps guy seems pretty drunk morning drinker
00:48:35.940
looks like anyway yes uh i i would go further jack dorsey says we're going to lose free will because
00:48:43.060
the algorithms will effectively program our brains that's a reasonable frame but i would go further to
00:48:50.820
the next level of awareness and say that free will is an illusion and what we will lose is the illusion of
00:48:58.820
free will so once you realize that your opinions keep matching your tiktok feed you're going to
00:49:05.780
realize that your illusion of free will is starting to go so you'll probably paper that over with some
00:49:12.020
cognitive dissonance well i told you before that there's a swiss firm that's making organic computers
00:49:20.180
so in other words they have a fake organic brain didn't come from a person that just i guess they grew
00:49:26.180
it in the lab and it can do all kinds of computational tasks like a regular computer
00:49:32.660
while consuming a million times less power than silicon chips a million times less power
00:49:39.620
now keep in mind our biggest problem is we're going to run out of power with all the robots and evs and ai
00:49:47.220
but we might be able to reduce it by a million if there's some kind of organic brains now i think that
00:49:54.660
the problem is they don't last very long um because they're organic so i don't know what happens when
00:50:04.020
your organic computer gets alzheimer's or dementia and would you pick up on it right away and is that
00:50:11.620
even a thing can it actually happen what happens when the brain starts to degrade a little bit
00:50:18.420
you know does it stop working suddenly or you don't notice and it's just sort of off for a while
00:50:23.060
i know lots of questions but it's pretty exciting all right here's uh sort of the big question for
00:50:28.740
the day as you know president biden ran on the fine people hoax that he tried to sell to the country and
00:50:37.620
the people who don't follow the news too closely as true did you know that snopes the fact the most
00:50:44.980
famous fact-checking entity which traditionally has leaned left says in a full-throated way that it
00:50:54.100
didn't happen it's a hoax now they don't say hoax but they do say clearly and unambiguously president
00:51:02.580
trump did not call the neo-nazis fine people and so um as i i included uh michael ian black in my uh
00:51:15.860
in my comment on that and i said that one of the ways you can tell the truth in our world of lies
00:51:23.140
about everything is if people on both sides have the same version so if fox news and cnn say the same
00:51:30.980
thing it's much more likely to be true if only one of them says something is true and the other says it's
00:51:38.020
not true could go either way but if there are people on both who say something's true or not
00:51:45.940
true that means something for example even cnn's legal analysts and lots of other democrat legal
00:51:52.980
people said that uh trump's uh stormy daniels hush payment trial was pure lawfare and that if it
00:52:01.620
hadn't been trump nobody would have brought the case now if only fox news told you that or only
00:52:07.620
breitbart you'd say to yourself maybe true maybe spun but if you hear it from the legal analysts on both
00:52:16.500
sides exactly the same that's a real good indication that you're seeing something true
00:52:25.300
so now you have uh fox news ran an article today about snopes pointing out that you know the the
00:52:32.980
fox news approach has always been it's been fake so now you have fox news agreeing with snopes
00:52:39.220
and breitbart joel pollock also writing about this um also noting that snopes is now in conformity
00:52:47.940
so just keep this in mind right the tentpole in other words the most important structure
00:52:56.020
in the tent the tentpole hoax that got biden elected is now known by both the left and the right
00:53:05.460
to be based on the hoax but have i ever taught you about the hoax funnel where once you debunk a hoax
00:53:13.460
people don't say oh i guess you got me you're you're totally right and i'm totally wrong and
00:53:18.420
now that now i see the evidence of that they don't they back up to a related hoax that had nothing to do
00:53:26.500
with the original and they try to claim that the related thing is the thing for example when russia
00:53:33.540
collusion fell apart the democrats didn't say oh god i guess that was just a big old hoax
00:53:40.500
no they said paul manafort went to jail for uh giving some uh let's see internal polling data to
00:53:47.780
a russian oligarch so really it was right all along no that's going down the hoax funnel
00:53:54.900
that it was never about paul manafort doing something with this one russian
00:53:58.980
that was not the russia collusion hoax but once once they lose their main claim as they did when
00:54:08.020
the muller report came out that they had to retreat down the funnel to something that sounds like it
00:54:14.580
and has some factual basis but it's not really the same thing it's not even the same general point
00:54:21.460
so here's what snopes did going down the funnel yes i'm very glad that they said trump did not call
00:54:30.980
the neo-nazis fine people but snopes said it is false that there were any normal people there
00:54:40.340
now um those are my own words normal people in this context would be people who were not racist
00:54:47.140
did not agree with the racists did not march with the racists but still wanted the statues
00:54:53.140
to remain you know they had an opinion they just wanted to be there for that
00:54:57.300
and now snopes says that it's not true they existed how did they explain that i actually talked to them
00:55:04.420
personally i talked to two locals charlottesville locals who saw on the news that there was a protest
00:55:12.900
just down the street and they saw that a whole bunch of people from out of town this is important
00:55:20.420
a whole bunch of people from out of town were coming to their town to tell them what kind of statues they
00:55:26.500
can have and so some of the locals said well how about fuck all of you how about we decide
00:55:35.460
if we have these statues and you know they like them for historical reasons i asked directly directly
00:55:42.580
do you side with agree with or disavow the racists they said very directly oh we totally disavow them
00:55:50.020
we want nothing to do with the racists we're not racist they're they are racist we want nothing to
00:55:56.260
do with them so now once i say that what where do you go on the hoax funnel do you know the third ring
00:56:03.140
of the hoax funnel once i say i have personally done the research and i'm talking to you and i'm telling
00:56:11.140
you that there were fine people there who were not racist and not with them what do they say well
00:56:17.620
scott why would they be marching with the racists then but that didn't happen they were physically
00:56:26.100
separated nowhere near them didn't plan to march with them never would have marched with them hated
00:56:30.500
their guts so then when i point that out that they weren't physically there in fact the police kept
00:56:37.940
everybody away from the marchers so even if you wanted to march with them you couldn't have gotten near
00:56:41.700
it you could have been in the area of the protest but you could have gotten nowhere near the marchers
00:56:46.900
even if you wanted to jump in and help them you could the police were preventing you from getting
00:56:51.300
near them for good reasons so what comes next how could anybody not know it was a nazi event
00:57:05.300
so scott since they all had to know it was nazi organized i'm not really believing that they
00:57:13.780
went there for their own purposes because who goes to a nazi event scott who goes to a nazi event
00:57:21.300
to which i say again i talked to him and i asked that question and they said i don't know it was a nazi
00:57:29.940
event i just heard there was a thing on on the news so the local news reported it that there's people
00:57:37.860
protesting statues and they had an opinion so they got in their car and they drove down there
00:57:44.980
that's not what it was they had an opinion they drove down there to you know maybe to watch but
00:57:51.300
maybe also to have their opinion known so uh there so so snopes is not credible in the sense that they're
00:58:01.460
still lying and they have to know they're lying because they did the same thing not snopes necessarily
00:58:08.340
but the way the uh the 2020 election is covered they act like if they don't do the research they
00:58:16.500
can say there was no problem with the election well nobody found anything so therefore there was nothing to
00:58:23.140
be found that's not how anything works if nothing's found you only know that nothing was found
00:58:28.820
it would be a rare situation where such as looking in a box that you have in your hand
00:58:36.660
where not finding it would conclusively tell you there's nothing in it right if you're holding a
00:58:41.220
box and you're looking at the box well yes you can tell that if you looked at it and it's not there
00:58:46.180
there's nothing in the box but you can't tell that about this big system where you couldn't possibly
00:58:52.020
see all the moving parts yeah that's not a thing so to say that there were no fine people
00:58:59.460
when the only people who tried to check found them the new york times found some and i found some
00:59:05.780
easily so that's the third ring of the the hoax but it's enough so that trump if he chose to
00:59:15.220
could say you know this snopes which leans left said the fine people thing was a complete hoax
00:59:21.620
if he said that during the debate that'd be pretty strong because the democrats have heard of snopes and
00:59:30.740
well there's new news about the alleged badness of paul ryan uh cash patel is saying that there's a
00:59:40.580
british corpse there was some kind of case over there that somehow has produced information that
00:59:45.700
we hadn't seen before that alleges that paul ryan democrat some would say uh you know anti-trumper
00:59:55.380
but i'm sorry a republican yeah he was a republican leader but an anti-trumper so an anti-trump
01:00:02.660
republican who was also on the board of fox news i believe but uh we're finding out or the allegation
01:00:09.860
is that he got a copy of the steel dossier in 2016 and never told anybody in other words he was one of
01:00:18.260
the first people to have a full copy of the steel dossier and never till this day mentioned it now the
01:00:27.140
question you have to ask yourself is since we know the steel dossier was created as a fraud for the
01:00:34.100
intention of destroying trump doesn't it raise a little question about why they would give one to a republican
01:00:41.220
if you suspect suspected that paul ryan you know may be more uh connected to the military industrial
01:00:50.660
complex and not so much a republican this would be evidence for that claim that they knew that it
01:00:57.780
wasn't his party that mattered it just mattered if he was in favor of big wars and maybe he was
01:01:04.500
now i'm just speculating we don't know what was in the mind of paul ryan we don't know why he kept
01:01:09.700
it you know maybe he has a perfectly good reason i mean the reason could be as simple as he didn't
01:01:14.660
think it was real so he just didn't mention it it could be just that so i wouldn't jump to the
01:01:22.020
conclusion that we know what this means but is it disturbing very how did we get to that today
01:01:31.700
without knowing that he was one of the first people who had a full copy of the steel dossier
01:01:36.420
and what did he think about it when he saw it did he believe it so we do have some questions don't we
01:01:45.220
we have questions all right um now biden is uh gaslighting israel so the democrats are very
01:01:54.260
consistent uh they're they're in full narcissist mode where they'll tell you that what you're looking at
01:02:00.580
you can't see so as you know when we look at joe biden walking like a cadaver and and babbling
01:02:09.460
we know his brain is gone so what do the democrats say no he's fine what are you talking about oh in
01:02:17.140
private he's fine yeah it's probably just some cheap fakes no you're not seeing what you're seeing
01:02:22.100
no no he's fine so if they can sell that if they can sell that um they can sell anything and now
01:02:34.260
they're gaslighting israel uh joel pollack had an article on this in breitbart um so apparently the uh
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who is the uh yova gallant he's the head of the military um had to come to america to see if he can
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get the biden administration to release the shipment of arms and ammunition that israel
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says it needs but the white white house claims it is not withholding so israel believes that they're
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not giving them the weapons and what is the biden white house saying yes we are well no you're not
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because you have the weapons we need the weapons you know what the weapons are you've agreed to give us
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the weapons we don't have the weapons you have not given us the weapons that's why we're sending our
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top military guy to see what can change so we can get the weapons and what does the biden administration
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say oh you have all the weapons no we don't have the weapons i swear to god we don't have any weapons
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that you said you were going to give us you did not send them yeah we did sure we did that's their
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it's just telling you that what you see you're not seeing i've never seen anything like this before
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the the fine people hoax is an example of that all you have to do is look at the transcript and they
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would say that's not there how about the the drinking bleach hoax uh it's obviously he was
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talking about light you can see mentioned light before and after his comments it was always liked
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no it wasn't what what are you doing what are you doing to me it's just pure gaslighting
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but now the democrats are even gaslighting their peers with fake dissertations so there's an allegation
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now that uh democrat congressman jamaul bowman of new york uh there's an accusation that his uh
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dissertation uh was gotta has a whole bunch of stolen parts from other people's work
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so do you know what is going to happen when somebody says look we found this quote from somebody else's
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prior work and here's the paragraph you wrote and you can see that yours is identical to this other one
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and therefore pretty obvious in case that you stole it do you know what jamal bowman's gonna say
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no i didn't well see but here it is like it's well documented and then here's yours right next to it
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you see they're the same right no they're not no but they are they're actually actually the same look
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look look the words these words are the same as these words and the date on it is clearly before yours
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and you even you've incited it no i didn't well here's the citation
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and here's the exact wording and you didn't put it in quotes
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now i'm just joking about jamal bowman but it feels like every conversation is just going that way now
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no we didn't i don't know what you're talking about
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um now there's an interesting question and um i was reading about this in uh let's see
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john solomon and steven richards reporting on this in just the news website
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uh the question is from the uh there's the committee that's trying to figure out what the
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so-called biden crime family was up to and uh they're wondering now if biden was giving quote
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defensive briefings on what hunter was doing overseas now a defensive briefing would be you should just know
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this yeah do you know what your son is doing maybe we should mention that we picked up some indication
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that your son is doing some sketchy looking things in another country now i feel like that would have
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been normal business meaning that surely the government had an idea what hunter was doing in ukraine
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surely some of the intel people thought maybe we should tell biden since he's in office this is when
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he was vice president and it seems likely they would have clued him in which would mean that biden was
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lying when he said he didn't know anything about his son's business uh etc so it could be an important
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thing um if only because it would show some deception but uh here's a little reminder of things we do
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know according also to just news uh according to them there's a mountain of incontrovertible evidence
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evidence now that's that's narrative by the way uh if you want to learn to spot narrative versus fact
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it the what follows are facts but the characterization of the facts as a mountain of incontrovertible
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that's narrative right because i'm sure that there's somebody who says it's not true so everything's
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it's hard to be incontrovertible but anyway here's some things that we're pretty sure
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are demonstrated to be truth now um let's see that hunter biden made millions while his father was
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vice president so they now have a good idea the timing of things from business associates with
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unsavory backgrounds including a ukrainian energy firm deemed to corrupt by the state department
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a chinese executive convicted by the department of justice of corruption a russian oligarch unable to
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get an american bank account because of red flags and a romanian aligarch charged with bribery in his
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country and two americans convicted of securities frauds so i don't have an opinion about any of that being
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especially illegal but it does seem hard to believe that biden wasn't briefed on it so keep an eye on this one
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i think they're going to show that he was briefed somehow i think they're going to be able to find
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that out well meanwhile there's still two astronauts stranded on the international space station and
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boeing's struggling to fix some uh some hardware software problems in their ship to go and and get
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them if they miss the window they have to wait a bunch of time because you can't go up there anytime you want
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for physics reasons um so is boeing always going to look like a dei problem now i have no reason to
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believe that dei has anything to do with any of their problems but it's happening at the same time as dei
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so don't you assume they're related as just a working assumption now it's unfair and it's like
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super racist to even imagine that this could have any anything to do with their sudden decrease in
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quality but remember it's not racist because you could replace the races or just even reverse them
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and you get the same impact so if you can put any race into the situation let's say the system you can
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put any race into it and you get the same outcome i'm not sure that's race that's about the system
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if if the if the race is irrelevant to the outcome it's the system and what i mean by the system is the
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demand for a specific kind of qualified person far exceeds the supply and in the normal american not
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american but human way that we deal with things people are going to hire people underqualified so
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they can meet their diversity goals because that's your that's your bonus this year you won't know if
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the hires did a bad job for a few years but you want to get that bonus this year so you're going to
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you're going to bend things a little bit to get your diversity goals met
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in theory planes should be falling from the sky because of dei as a system not because of anybody's
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demographic group just as a system they can't possibly work on paper on paper it can't work
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it'd be one thing to say well we implemented it poorly that's not what's happening on paper it can't
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be implemented correctly because you don't have enough supply the only way you can do it is in the
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the very long run where you do a much better job of training young people so that you have a better
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supply of diverse candidates in which case you wouldn't need dei let me say it again how many unemployed
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black aeronautic engineers do you believe there are in the whole world black qualified
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aviation engineers that can't get work none they're exactly zero so if you want diversity
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you fix the qualifications of the people starting in preschool and you just make sure you don't let
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up make sure everybody's got a good shot that takes care of itself you would have full employment
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of all qualified people of every every demographic group now if you've got a bunch of people who can't
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get jobs because they're unqualified it just means you didn't do a good enough job you know training
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them and maybe they were trained for the wrong stuff not everybody can be aeronautic engineers i know i couldn't
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well anyway kathy wood who's the ceo of arc investments big investment company she's a big name in the
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investment world you should know um is going to vote for trump so yet another smart person
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in the pro-trump family now remember when you couldn't really say that out loud
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if you had a if you had a business you just couldn't say it
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but uh apparently she doesn't mind i think she's pro elon musk as well
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all right um so on tuesday i'm going to talk to michael in black um i'm gonna have a special live
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stream it'll be after this one at 11 a.m my time on tuesday which would be 2 p.m on the east coast
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and uh assuming that you know nothing comes up between now and then the question will be not not
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is trump good or bad you know i i know where that conversation would go so there's no point in having
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it but rather he asked a fascinating question how do you know the news is real and i've got about 20
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things to answer that question uh but one of the things he posted this morning was there was a msnbc
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interview uh in which somebody from the heritage foundation was being interviewed and he said and
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again it's a reasonable a reasonable observation isn't this real news because where it all started
01:14:22.820
was me saying all the news is fake so here was somebody on the right a respected voice in the right
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talking to a host on msnbc who obviously leans left i think it was bernie's old campaign manager
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and and isn't that real news well i would call that opinion there was one person brought on to say
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what do you think about all this stuff and then he did now it's useful but it's opinion i wouldn't call
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that news so we have lots to talk about about what's news and what's opinion um but opinions are true
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in the sense that the person saying it often believes it it's a it's a true opinion but that
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doesn't mean it's news exactly that's just an opinion all right and that ladies and gentlemen
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brings me to the exciting conclusion of my prepared remarks um you may have noticed i did
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a little tease on the x platform of the dilbert sunday comic uh dilbert's company is going to start
01:15:31.460
making uh aircraft it might remind you of a specific company that's having some issues right now
01:15:39.780
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want the comic get it at x all right um thank you all right i'm gonna end uh now for the three other
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platforms and just talk to locals thanks for joining everybody else see you tomorrow