Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 11, 2024


Episode 2533 CWSA 07⧸11⧸24


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 33 minutes

Words per Minute

145.5997

Word Count

13,568

Sentence Count

980

Misogynist Sentences

25

Hate Speech Sentences

41


Summary

Dilbert is back with a brand new episode of his new show, and Scott Adams is here to make it happen. Plus, a new study suggests that smoking marijuana could reduce Parkinson s risk by up to 55%. And a lawsuit against Northwestern University over anti-white hiring.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 The Highlight of Human Civilization.
00:00:02.160 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams,
00:00:03.720 and wow, are you happy to be here.
00:00:06.200 It's going to be amazing.
00:00:07.780 And if you'd like your experience today
00:00:09.740 to go up to levels that nobody can understand
00:00:12.600 with their tidy, smooth human brains,
00:00:16.540 I can't multitask.
00:00:19.020 All you need is a cuppa, a margarita glass,
00:00:22.160 a tanker, a chelsea, a canteen, a jug or a flask,
00:00:24.820 a vessel of any kind.
00:00:25.960 Fill it with your favorite liquid.
00:00:28.180 I like coffee.
00:00:28.860 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure.
00:00:31.520 Dopamine, at the end of the day,
00:00:32.660 the thing that makes everything better.
00:00:34.120 It's called the Simultaneous Sip.
00:00:36.420 It happens now.
00:00:38.040 Go.
00:00:42.780 Oh, that's good.
00:00:44.400 That's some good stuff right there.
00:00:46.080 I hope it was as good for you.
00:00:49.680 All right.
00:00:50.620 I've still got a little bit of a problem here with my...
00:00:55.860 Come on, chat.
00:01:02.160 I can make this work.
00:01:03.920 You know, my secret with technology is
00:01:05.940 if something doesn't work,
00:01:07.900 you close it and reopen it,
00:01:09.460 and you reboot,
00:01:10.260 then you reload the app.
00:01:12.100 None of that ever works, by the way.
00:01:13.840 But it's what I do.
00:01:15.520 You should do it too.
00:01:19.500 All right.
00:01:20.200 I'm definitely going to make this work.
00:01:24.120 There it is.
00:01:25.960 We have success.
00:01:28.900 Well, you're probably asking me,
00:01:30.620 Scott,
00:01:31.520 what does the Dilbert comic look like today?
00:01:34.680 Is it relevant?
00:01:35.660 Is it funny?
00:01:36.500 Well, I'm going to show you.
00:01:38.240 How would you like to see it?
00:01:39.260 So here's the Dilbert comic for today.
00:01:43.980 Normally, you could only see this
00:01:45.300 if you're subscribing,
00:01:47.280 but I thought you'd like a preview.
00:01:49.520 The point here,
00:01:50.440 boss says,
00:01:50.960 our CEO is showing signs of dementia.
00:01:53.300 It will be your job to cover it up,
00:01:55.180 he says to Dilbert.
00:01:56.780 And Dilbert says,
00:01:57.820 why?
00:01:59.140 And the boss says,
00:01:59.960 if we get a new CEO,
00:02:01.520 he might hire one of his friends
00:02:02.940 to take my job.
00:02:04.820 And Dilbert says,
00:02:05.660 how bad is his dementia?
00:02:07.920 And the boss says,
00:02:08.780 it's like a mild cold.
00:02:11.720 That's called foreshadowing.
00:02:14.640 Foreshadowing.
00:02:17.020 And if you,
00:02:18.040 if you,
00:02:21.220 oh my, oh my.
00:02:24.720 All right.
00:02:25.560 So let's make that go away.
00:02:28.620 Hey, look at me
00:02:29.540 using all this technology successfully.
00:02:33.260 Incredible.
00:02:34.500 Well, there's a new study
00:02:36.120 that says one of the things
00:02:37.460 you can do for Parkinson's,
00:02:38.940 you know,
00:02:39.240 because Biden is suspected
00:02:41.740 of having Parkinson's.
00:02:43.380 And they found that
00:02:44.440 if you do these three things
00:02:46.220 at the same time,
00:02:47.040 you can reduce your Parkinson's
00:02:48.840 risk by 55%.
00:02:51.600 You got to drink coffee,
00:02:53.480 smoke tobacco,
00:02:54.160 and take aspirin.
00:02:56.800 Well, you know what?
00:02:57.780 Well, I'm not going to recommend
00:02:59.240 all of those things.
00:03:00.500 I'm not sure you should start smoking
00:03:02.200 to reduce your risk of Parkinson's.
00:03:05.420 And it does bring into question
00:03:06.720 who funded that study?
00:03:09.560 Who do you think funded the study
00:03:11.240 that said smoking tobacco
00:03:12.640 could get rid of your Parkinson's risk?
00:03:16.520 Could it be tobacco people?
00:03:18.860 I don't know.
00:03:21.020 So I, of course,
00:03:22.120 immediately searched the internet
00:03:24.440 to find out if marijuana
00:03:25.720 had been tested
00:03:26.520 as a possible treatment
00:03:29.400 for or preventive
00:03:32.360 for Parkinson's.
00:03:34.000 And the answer is
00:03:34.880 the studies are ambiguous,
00:03:36.820 but there is some evidence
00:03:38.080 that marijuana is helpful
00:03:39.480 for reducing
00:03:41.060 at least the symptoms
00:03:42.640 of Parkinson's.
00:03:44.560 Or if I could summarize this
00:03:46.560 in all one big summary,
00:03:49.320 science doesn't know
00:03:50.300 what works.
00:03:52.160 Maybe about anything.
00:03:53.740 I don't know.
00:03:55.080 But no,
00:03:56.080 I would not start
00:03:56.840 smoking cigarettes
00:03:57.880 and take an aspirin
00:03:58.840 to reduce your Parkinson's.
00:04:02.600 Well, there's a big bust
00:04:04.000 in Oregon.
00:04:05.280 So Oregon
00:04:06.040 had a big crime wave
00:04:08.140 and apparently
00:04:08.600 4,000 Lego sets
00:04:10.540 were stolen.
00:04:12.540 And they were valued
00:04:13.960 at over $200,000
00:04:15.680 in Lego sets.
00:04:18.100 Now,
00:04:18.560 it took the police
00:04:19.320 a three-month investigation.
00:04:22.520 Do you know
00:04:22.860 why it took them
00:04:23.360 three months
00:04:24.160 to solve the Lego
00:04:26.260 situation?
00:04:29.660 It's because
00:04:30.500 it took them a while
00:04:31.780 to piece it all together.
00:04:35.240 You're welcome.
00:04:36.520 You're welcome.
00:04:39.300 Well,
00:04:39.860 there's a lawsuit
00:04:40.440 against Northwestern,
00:04:41.860 the school,
00:04:42.720 for anti-white,
00:04:44.360 anti-male hiring.
00:04:46.100 So it's another
00:04:46.660 DEI story.
00:04:48.780 So do you need
00:04:49.620 to know the details?
00:04:50.920 No.
00:04:51.860 There's a professor.
00:04:54.100 He's white.
00:04:54.820 He's male.
00:04:55.860 Can't get a job.
00:04:57.020 I didn't even read it,
00:04:58.060 but I can tell you
00:04:58.660 that's the story.
00:05:00.300 Yep.
00:05:01.240 If these lawsuits
00:05:02.460 succeed,
00:05:03.240 do you think
00:05:03.580 you'll see more of them?
00:05:05.500 Yes,
00:05:06.000 you will.
00:05:06.960 One of the things
00:05:07.700 about following the money
00:05:11.020 is it's like
00:05:12.680 seeing the future.
00:05:13.980 Let's see.
00:05:15.360 If somebody succeeds
00:05:16.760 in a lawsuit,
00:05:18.300 will there be
00:05:19.700 more of them?
00:05:21.200 Yes,
00:05:21.580 there will.
00:05:22.360 The likelihood
00:05:22.980 of succeeding
00:05:23.880 in this lawsuit?
00:05:25.320 Probably 100%.
00:05:26.760 Because the thing
00:05:28.280 with these DEI cases
00:05:29.520 is you never have
00:05:30.920 to look for the evidence.
00:05:32.920 The evidence
00:05:33.720 is what they told you
00:05:34.820 and what they wrote down
00:05:35.880 and there are witnesses
00:05:37.680 all over the place
00:05:38.640 and 100% of the people
00:05:39.860 would agree
00:05:40.380 and everybody
00:05:41.360 in the same situation
00:05:42.400 had the same outcome.
00:05:44.240 It's the easiest case
00:05:45.580 you could ever prove
00:05:46.400 because nobody's hiding it.
00:05:48.980 Not only are they
00:05:49.820 not hiding it,
00:05:50.700 it's often written down
00:05:51.740 as a policy.
00:05:53.280 So how do you lose that?
00:05:56.300 Imagine if there were
00:05:57.340 entities that wrote
00:05:58.280 policy documents
00:06:00.220 that says,
00:06:00.820 we're going to steal
00:06:02.600 money from people
00:06:03.580 when they're not looking
00:06:05.180 and we're just
00:06:06.560 going to keep it.
00:06:08.180 And you say to yourself,
00:06:09.200 I think I can find
00:06:10.340 a conviction here.
00:06:12.680 All right.
00:06:14.580 Tony Robbins
00:06:15.580 has reportedly,
00:06:19.420 according to
00:06:19.760 the Wall Street Journal,
00:06:20.480 bet $200 million
00:06:21.580 of his own money
00:06:22.840 on a new technology
00:06:24.800 that allegedly
00:06:27.320 can turn coal
00:06:28.640 into hydrogen
00:06:29.740 so it can burn clean.
00:06:32.100 So some kind of
00:06:33.560 science-y process
00:06:34.900 to make coal,
00:06:37.340 which would be
00:06:38.400 sort of a dirty fuel,
00:06:40.060 into hydrogen,
00:06:41.420 which would be
00:06:42.180 super clean.
00:06:44.200 Now,
00:06:44.900 how does Tony Robbins
00:06:46.520 have $200 million?
00:06:49.160 I had to check
00:06:50.700 on his net worth.
00:06:51.680 And of course,
00:06:52.260 net worth numbers
00:06:53.080 are usually ridiculous,
00:06:54.900 made up.
00:06:55.420 But it says
00:06:56.280 his net worth
00:06:56.820 was $600 million.
00:06:59.100 And he put $200 million
00:07:00.640 into one bet?
00:07:02.580 That's a hell of a bet.
00:07:05.500 And this entrepreneur
00:07:06.940 has some credentials,
00:07:09.540 but some scientists
00:07:10.920 are skeptical.
00:07:12.900 Well,
00:07:13.300 I'm going to join
00:07:13.980 these skeptical scientists,
00:07:15.400 but I do love
00:07:16.880 how Tony Robbins
00:07:18.520 is putting his own money
00:07:19.640 into it.
00:07:21.500 Let's call this
00:07:22.520 another example
00:07:23.320 of people who have
00:07:23.980 given up on the government.
00:07:26.380 Why would Tony Robbins
00:07:27.880 put $200 million
00:07:29.340 of his own money
00:07:30.700 into this?
00:07:32.640 Is it because
00:07:33.540 he's a good investor?
00:07:35.460 I doubt it.
00:07:37.480 I mean,
00:07:37.780 this would be weird
00:07:39.560 to put a third
00:07:40.560 of your net wealth
00:07:41.400 into one company
00:07:42.340 that hasn't proven
00:07:43.120 its technology.
00:07:44.500 That would not normally
00:07:45.840 be the definition
00:07:46.620 of a good investor.
00:07:48.420 So why would he do it?
00:07:51.720 Well,
00:07:52.220 I've got a few opinions.
00:07:53.320 You know,
00:07:53.500 one is,
00:07:54.240 I think when you're
00:07:55.140 really successful,
00:07:56.280 you end up with
00:07:57.520 a God complex.
00:08:01.460 Speaking from experience,
00:08:03.180 you end up with
00:08:03.900 a God complex
00:08:04.640 and you wonder,
00:08:05.900 well,
00:08:06.340 what else can I do?
00:08:07.860 If I did all this,
00:08:09.040 what else can I do?
00:08:10.420 Like,
00:08:10.760 I don't know
00:08:11.120 what my limit is.
00:08:12.540 And I ran into
00:08:13.540 that problem
00:08:14.080 when Dilbert
00:08:15.160 became successful.
00:08:17.460 There was this period
00:08:18.220 of my life,
00:08:18.880 maybe five years,
00:08:19.740 where everything
00:08:21.120 I touched
00:08:21.720 was successful.
00:08:23.640 I make a book,
00:08:24.700 it's a bestseller.
00:08:25.720 I make a comic,
00:08:26.740 it's a big hit.
00:08:28.180 It was just everything.
00:08:29.840 I go into the speaking circuit,
00:08:32.140 I'm one of the highest
00:08:32.840 paid speakers.
00:08:34.080 So for a while,
00:08:35.040 I thought to myself,
00:08:36.220 I wonder what my limit is.
00:08:38.780 Like,
00:08:39.440 should I be shooting higher?
00:08:41.040 Should I be building
00:08:41.780 a rocket to Mars?
00:08:43.360 And you can see
00:08:43.940 that Elon Musk
00:08:44.640 probably has
00:08:45.620 the same thing.
00:08:47.080 He builds a car company
00:08:48.340 that nobody could build
00:08:49.420 and then he probably
00:08:51.060 has to wonder,
00:08:51.920 well,
00:08:52.720 maybe I could have
00:08:53.420 done more than that.
00:08:54.900 Like,
00:08:55.360 what's bigger than that?
00:08:56.380 How about
00:08:56.840 putting human life
00:08:58.740 on Mars?
00:09:00.840 Kind of a God complex.
00:09:02.480 Doing things that
00:09:03.420 don't seem like
00:09:04.360 they're possible.
00:09:05.820 So some of it
00:09:06.660 is actually just a,
00:09:08.380 I think people
00:09:10.100 testing their own limits.
00:09:11.400 But some of it,
00:09:13.820 the bigger story,
00:09:15.480 is I think we've
00:09:16.860 given up on the government.
00:09:19.700 There was a time
00:09:20.640 when I thought,
00:09:21.200 well,
00:09:21.320 the big problems
00:09:22.160 have to be solved
00:09:22.860 by the government.
00:09:23.980 You know,
00:09:24.240 a war has to be solved
00:09:25.700 by the government.
00:09:27.540 Pandemic,
00:09:28.580 government.
00:09:30.140 You know,
00:09:30.620 fixing climate change,
00:09:32.280 well,
00:09:32.820 it's probably going to be
00:09:33.660 a government thing.
00:09:34.560 It's so big.
00:09:35.320 But nobody really trusts
00:09:36.660 the government
00:09:37.120 to fix anything.
00:09:39.140 So if you really think
00:09:40.480 that,
00:09:40.940 you know,
00:09:41.180 climate change
00:09:42.020 is a problem
00:09:42.740 and you're Tony Robbins
00:09:44.580 and you know
00:09:45.420 that you've done
00:09:46.080 things that
00:09:47.120 didn't even look possible,
00:09:49.220 you probably say to yourself,
00:09:50.260 you know what,
00:09:51.100 maybe it's up to me.
00:09:52.560 With great power
00:09:53.640 comes great responsibility.
00:09:55.340 And I think that's
00:09:55.900 what's behind that,
00:09:56.760 actually.
00:09:57.700 So good luck with that.
00:09:59.200 Thomas Massey
00:09:59.880 finally checked in,
00:10:01.120 you know,
00:10:01.680 as his wife
00:10:02.500 tragically died
00:10:03.380 a few weeks ago.
00:10:04.940 And
00:10:05.380 he,
00:10:07.820 you know,
00:10:08.520 he's struggling,
00:10:09.780 of course.
00:10:11.220 The family is struggling.
00:10:12.500 They would be.
00:10:13.400 But apparently
00:10:13.840 an autopsy
00:10:14.820 has been conducted.
00:10:16.540 You know,
00:10:16.820 she had full security.
00:10:17.940 She died at home.
00:10:19.760 And they don't know
00:10:20.800 what the cause
00:10:21.620 of death is.
00:10:22.980 So they don't have
00:10:23.960 the results
00:10:24.400 of the autopsy yet.
00:10:26.920 God,
00:10:27.320 that would be maddening.
00:10:29.440 Imagine it's been
00:10:30.160 two weeks
00:10:30.640 and you don't know
00:10:31.300 the cause of death.
00:10:32.220 It was natural.
00:10:33.720 Well,
00:10:34.220 I mean,
00:10:35.100 there were no signs
00:10:35.980 it was anything
00:10:36.500 but a natural death,
00:10:37.680 but they don't know
00:10:38.460 the cause.
00:10:39.020 And no,
00:10:39.340 she was not vaccinated.
00:10:41.160 I know you're going to ask.
00:10:44.880 Well,
00:10:45.320 Trump continues
00:10:46.040 to be the best
00:10:46.980 writer
00:10:47.840 in the business.
00:10:49.700 I'm going to read
00:10:50.360 one of his lengthy
00:10:51.360 truth social posts
00:10:53.540 in which he talks
00:10:54.820 about Nancy Pelosi.
00:10:56.820 Only for entertainment.
00:10:58.980 All right.
00:10:59.260 This has no news value
00:11:00.620 whatsoever.
00:11:01.960 It's not news
00:11:02.820 you can use.
00:11:03.460 I just want to show
00:11:04.820 you his writing skill.
00:11:06.740 Now,
00:11:07.000 if you think
00:11:07.520 he doesn't have
00:11:08.160 writing skill,
00:11:09.800 just feel how much
00:11:10.980 you feel his writing.
00:11:13.060 Oh,
00:11:13.340 my God,
00:11:13.700 you can feel it.
00:11:14.960 All right.
00:11:15.380 I'll just read it.
00:11:16.740 Quote,
00:11:17.500 crazy Nancy Pelosi
00:11:18.620 is more of a cognitive mess
00:11:20.360 than sleepy crooked Joe.
00:11:22.640 I mean,
00:11:23.740 come on.
00:11:25.140 That's just
00:11:25.600 so good.
00:11:27.920 There's just so much
00:11:28.980 color
00:11:30.080 in that first sentence.
00:11:32.160 I mean,
00:11:32.340 you just feel
00:11:32.960 every part.
00:11:33.460 Every word
00:11:33.940 you're going to feel.
00:11:35.160 And he goes on.
00:11:37.200 She also suffers
00:11:38.300 from a terminal case
00:11:39.540 of TDS,
00:11:40.780 Trump derangement syndrome.
00:11:42.960 She is a total nut job
00:11:44.520 who impeached me
00:11:45.320 twice and lost.
00:11:47.060 Lost meaning
00:11:47.840 he stayed in the job.
00:11:49.520 Now I see her
00:11:50.160 going around barely.
00:11:51.900 Now I see her
00:11:52.940 going around barely,
00:11:55.240 meaning that she
00:11:55.840 can barely go around
00:11:57.000 and saying that
00:11:58.300 I am a threat
00:11:58.860 to democracy.
00:12:00.140 No,
00:12:00.420 this is just
00:12:01.200 radical left
00:12:01.940 Democrat disinformation.
00:12:03.120 which is all
00:12:04.420 they're good at.
00:12:06.180 Trump continued,
00:12:07.560 trying to convince
00:12:08.600 anyone that will
00:12:09.980 listen that
00:12:10.700 crooked Joe
00:12:11.300 is a mental giant
00:12:12.340 and in great form,
00:12:13.900 which everyone knows
00:12:14.860 he is not.
00:12:15.480 she's just continuing
00:12:18.860 the lie
00:12:20.000 to the American people
00:12:21.120 and that
00:12:26.260 she is the true
00:12:27.360 threat to democracy
00:12:28.320 and a very sick one.
00:12:30.300 And remember,
00:12:31.020 she took full responsibility
00:12:32.560 for not doing her job
00:12:33.780 on January 6th.
00:12:34.720 It was her fault
00:12:35.700 and I'd like to thank
00:12:36.960 her daughter
00:12:37.400 for supplying the tape
00:12:38.420 of Nancy's confession.
00:12:39.460 But what took so long?
00:12:41.980 Hiding evidence
00:12:42.600 is a crime.
00:12:49.980 I just see him
00:12:51.120 standing,
00:12:52.000 you know,
00:12:52.740 on a platform
00:12:53.460 above the ocean
00:12:54.440 that's filled
00:12:56.400 with sharks
00:12:57.040 and he's just
00:12:58.720 got this big barrel
00:12:59.640 of meat
00:13:00.160 and he's like,
00:13:02.500 I have a little
00:13:03.180 more red meat.
00:13:05.000 And he throws it in,
00:13:06.160 the sharks go crazy
00:13:07.140 and he goes,
00:13:08.260 how about over here?
00:13:10.100 And he's just
00:13:10.820 throwing red meat
00:13:11.600 into the sharks
00:13:12.440 and the sharks
00:13:13.540 think they have free will
00:13:16.120 and they're just like,
00:13:17.580 oh.
00:13:20.080 And he's just
00:13:20.820 orchestrating
00:13:21.500 all their craziness.
00:13:23.160 So he does this thing
00:13:24.700 where he throws in
00:13:25.480 so many accusations
00:13:26.540 you don't even know
00:13:27.260 what to do about it.
00:13:31.100 Anyway,
00:13:32.140 so funny.
00:13:34.720 Well,
00:13:35.200 I was asked today
00:13:36.020 for some
00:13:36.660 constructive optimism
00:13:39.100 and I'm going
00:13:41.000 to give you
00:13:41.300 some optimism
00:13:41.920 because some
00:13:43.200 of the stories
00:13:43.960 coming up
00:13:44.480 are less optimistic.
00:13:46.720 But this is
00:13:47.560 from General Mike Flynn
00:13:48.840 and somebody posted
00:13:51.180 about,
00:13:51.760 you know,
00:13:52.120 how bad things are
00:13:53.040 and he wanted
00:13:54.620 to give us
00:13:55.120 some optimism.
00:13:56.280 He said,
00:13:57.240 the country
00:13:58.120 is absolutely fixable.
00:14:00.340 We cannot take
00:14:01.500 nor accept
00:14:02.120 a defeatist attitude.
00:14:03.740 I understand fully
00:14:04.800 how corrupt
00:14:05.420 our bureaucracy
00:14:06.120 and elements
00:14:06.780 within our government
00:14:07.600 have begun.
00:14:08.560 The one person
00:14:09.500 who can fix it
00:14:10.300 is the president.
00:14:12.280 But it must be
00:14:13.180 the right president.
00:14:14.420 How do you think
00:14:14.980 Lincoln fell
00:14:15.740 halfway through
00:14:16.540 his administration
00:14:17.380 with the unity
00:14:18.860 of the nation
00:14:19.440 in grave peril
00:14:20.260 or other great leaders
00:14:21.740 throughout history
00:14:22.400 who saw peril
00:14:23.580 and did not flinch
00:14:24.500 and a fear
00:14:25.060 or indecision?
00:14:26.460 Hang tough,
00:14:27.140 Wyatt.
00:14:27.640 That's who he was
00:14:28.340 talking to,
00:14:29.040 his comments.
00:14:30.260 I know you will,
00:14:31.780 as will millions
00:14:33.000 of others,
00:14:33.680 you only lose
00:14:34.740 when you quit.
00:14:37.040 That is correct.
00:14:39.120 That is correct.
00:14:41.120 Now,
00:14:41.460 I've told you this
00:14:42.780 before,
00:14:43.200 one of the great
00:14:43.780 advantages
00:14:44.240 of being my age
00:14:45.500 is that I get
00:14:46.940 to see how many
00:14:47.600 times we've been
00:14:48.440 doomed.
00:14:49.840 We've been doomed
00:14:50.660 a lot.
00:14:51.780 We've been doomed
00:14:52.660 since I was
00:14:53.300 five years old.
00:14:55.060 We were doomed
00:14:55.760 from a definite
00:14:57.040 nuclear war
00:14:58.720 with Russia.
00:14:59.780 The ozone
00:15:00.260 was emptying.
00:15:02.260 We're running
00:15:03.100 out of oil
00:15:03.760 and the hippies
00:15:04.700 were going to
00:15:05.160 take over
00:15:05.680 and ruin
00:15:06.240 our work culture
00:15:07.200 and it looked
00:15:08.340 like the communists
00:15:09.340 were going to
00:15:10.220 domino up
00:15:11.300 with the world
00:15:11.960 and we're polluted
00:15:13.900 and we wouldn't
00:15:14.620 be able to breathe.
00:15:15.780 We're going to
00:15:16.220 run out of food.
00:15:18.680 That's just
00:15:19.320 when I was 10.
00:15:21.100 That's all the
00:15:21.960 problems we had
00:15:22.440 when I was 10 years old.
00:15:25.040 And the 70s
00:15:26.320 actually turned
00:15:27.280 down to be
00:15:27.840 a pretty good
00:15:28.780 era after the
00:15:30.460 war.
00:15:33.580 So I would
00:15:34.580 say that
00:15:35.260 America is
00:15:38.220 really,
00:15:38.960 really good
00:15:39.280 at solving
00:15:39.720 problems.
00:15:40.900 But the phase
00:15:41.960 before we solve
00:15:42.860 a problem
00:15:43.320 always looks
00:15:43.980 like this.
00:15:45.560 It looks like
00:15:46.220 us complaining
00:15:47.020 and not knowing
00:15:48.000 how to solve
00:15:48.480 the problem.
00:15:49.980 And when
00:15:50.240 everybody's
00:15:50.860 complaining enough
00:15:51.840 and everybody
00:15:52.920 feels doomed
00:15:53.720 enough and the
00:15:55.060 problems look
00:15:55.740 big enough,
00:15:56.460 then we solve
00:15:58.100 them.
00:15:59.720 Because the
00:16:00.580 weird thing
00:16:00.940 about our
00:16:01.320 problems is
00:16:02.040 they're not
00:16:02.820 unsolvable if
00:16:04.540 we work together
00:16:05.760 to solve them.
00:16:07.280 But if you
00:16:08.020 don't work
00:16:08.460 together,
00:16:08.900 you're pretty
00:16:09.240 much dead.
00:16:10.980 I think I
00:16:11.580 could say that
00:16:12.020 with certainty.
00:16:13.420 If we work
00:16:14.320 together to
00:16:14.860 solve our
00:16:15.240 problems,
00:16:15.760 very solvable.
00:16:17.200 Very solvable.
00:16:18.440 If we decide
00:16:19.340 to fight each
00:16:19.940 other and not
00:16:20.640 work together
00:16:21.140 toward our
00:16:21.520 problems,
00:16:21.860 we're dead.
00:16:22.220 But here's
00:16:24.360 the good
00:16:24.600 news.
00:16:26.260 America does
00:16:27.180 pull together
00:16:28.100 when they
00:16:29.100 don't have
00:16:29.420 any choice.
00:16:31.080 The internal
00:16:31.860 division is a
00:16:32.720 luxury that you
00:16:33.480 get when things
00:16:34.320 are working
00:16:34.720 well.
00:16:35.860 You don't
00:16:36.480 turn on each
00:16:37.420 other until
00:16:38.920 things are
00:16:40.260 kind of working
00:16:40.760 okay and then
00:16:41.500 you have that
00:16:42.240 luxury.
00:16:43.680 So as
00:16:44.580 things get
00:16:45.120 worse,
00:16:46.340 our ability
00:16:47.820 to solve
00:16:48.360 them gets
00:16:48.800 better.
00:16:49.140 because that's
00:16:50.580 when people
00:16:51.040 say,
00:16:51.440 okay,
00:16:52.000 as they
00:16:52.980 are now,
00:16:54.720 okay,
00:16:55.560 Biden does
00:16:56.600 have a
00:16:56.920 problem.
00:16:58.120 Now we're
00:16:58.780 all on the
00:16:59.140 same page
00:16:59.740 because it
00:17:00.540 got worse.
00:17:01.520 If Biden
00:17:02.360 had not
00:17:02.800 gotten worse,
00:17:03.920 we would
00:17:04.800 still be
00:17:05.220 disagreeing
00:17:05.800 whether he's
00:17:06.320 bad enough
00:17:06.920 to be
00:17:07.880 president.
00:17:09.120 But,
00:17:09.460 you know,
00:17:09.800 what we do
00:17:10.620 about it
00:17:11.160 may vary.
00:17:13.560 But certainly
00:17:14.520 we've agreed
00:17:15.220 that now we
00:17:15.900 have the same
00:17:16.320 problem we're
00:17:16.900 working toward,
00:17:17.580 right?
00:17:17.760 So I
00:17:18.880 think that
00:17:19.340 as the
00:17:20.020 problems get
00:17:20.520 worse,
00:17:21.680 our ability
00:17:22.800 to solve
00:17:23.240 them gets
00:17:23.620 better,
00:17:24.140 but that's
00:17:24.740 kind of
00:17:25.060 invisible
00:17:25.520 because you
00:17:26.200 don't see
00:17:26.620 it.
00:17:27.080 And also
00:17:27.580 there's always
00:17:28.080 stuff working
00:17:28.680 beyond the
00:17:29.140 scenes.
00:17:29.860 There's
00:17:30.240 technology,
00:17:31.060 there's
00:17:31.220 inventions,
00:17:32.020 there are
00:17:32.160 people trying
00:17:32.680 things all
00:17:34.000 the time.
00:17:34.840 We generally
00:17:35.720 can figure
00:17:36.240 this stuff
00:17:36.720 out.
00:17:37.540 I would
00:17:38.140 rate our
00:17:38.680 current
00:17:39.060 problems
00:17:39.600 as average.
00:17:42.520 Average.
00:17:43.400 If you
00:17:43.900 looked at
00:17:44.240 every problem
00:17:45.020 in America
00:17:45.600 and compared
00:17:46.600 to all the
00:17:47.420 problems we
00:17:47.760 have ever
00:17:48.140 had,
00:17:49.140 somewhere in
00:17:49.880 the middle.
00:17:50.900 It's not
00:17:51.260 an extra
00:17:52.200 scary time.
00:17:53.660 It might
00:17:53.880 be the
00:17:54.120 opposite.
00:17:55.040 It's probably
00:17:55.460 closer to
00:17:56.120 extra safe
00:17:56.780 than it is
00:17:57.220 to extra
00:17:57.640 scary on
00:17:58.460 average.
00:17:59.420 So no,
00:18:00.060 don't worry
00:18:00.520 about everything
00:18:01.060 falling apart.
00:18:02.480 It might get
00:18:03.280 worse, but as
00:18:04.960 it does, it
00:18:05.500 gets closer to
00:18:06.240 the time we
00:18:07.140 have the
00:18:07.440 resolve to
00:18:08.140 solve it.
00:18:10.780 All right.
00:18:11.860 There's going
00:18:12.380 to be what
00:18:12.720 they call a
00:18:13.200 big boy
00:18:13.620 press conference
00:18:14.340 today.
00:18:15.020 Biden's going
00:18:15.520 to try to
00:18:15.860 take questions
00:18:16.540 from the
00:18:17.440 White House
00:18:17.800 press corps
00:18:18.380 at 5.30
00:18:19.560 Eastern.
00:18:21.320 So that
00:18:22.100 would be
00:18:22.720 right in
00:18:23.260 the middle
00:18:23.580 of Fox
00:18:24.920 News'
00:18:25.440 The Five.
00:18:27.720 So it's
00:18:28.340 going to ruin
00:18:28.680 their show.
00:18:29.160 and I
00:18:33.760 might want
00:18:34.400 to live
00:18:34.820 stream when
00:18:35.520 that's
00:18:35.880 happening.
00:18:36.280 I haven't
00:18:36.520 decided yet,
00:18:37.480 but I'll
00:18:37.880 see what
00:18:38.200 I'm doing.
00:18:39.280 Here's what
00:18:39.840 I think is
00:18:40.320 the plan.
00:18:42.120 Since it's
00:18:42.780 clear that
00:18:43.300 Biden himself
00:18:44.000 does not
00:18:44.500 want to
00:18:44.720 leave, it
00:18:46.240 seems clear
00:18:47.040 that Jill
00:18:47.740 is on that
00:18:48.300 same page,
00:18:49.260 and they
00:18:51.140 don't have
00:18:51.480 the physical
00:18:52.260 power to
00:18:52.940 force him
00:18:54.020 out, but
00:18:55.200 they really,
00:18:55.800 really, they
00:18:56.260 meaning Democrats,
00:18:57.380 the leadership,
00:18:57.840 really, really
00:18:58.800 need him to
00:18:59.280 leave, what
00:19:00.360 are you going
00:19:00.600 to do?
00:19:01.920 Well, now
00:19:03.200 we know.
00:19:04.380 Let me tell
00:19:05.100 you what
00:19:05.380 they're going
00:19:05.680 to do.
00:19:06.900 And it's
00:19:07.920 embarrassing,
00:19:08.900 and it's
00:19:09.560 just icky.
00:19:13.880 They can't
00:19:14.640 talk him into
00:19:15.260 leaving, and
00:19:16.860 they can't
00:19:17.340 leave him
00:19:17.700 there.
00:19:17.940 What are
00:19:18.160 they going
00:19:18.400 to do?
00:19:20.000 They can't
00:19:20.720 leave him,
00:19:21.720 can't leave
00:19:22.540 him the way
00:19:22.920 it is, and
00:19:24.340 they can't
00:19:24.780 talk him into
00:19:25.280 leaving.
00:19:26.440 What does
00:19:26.920 that leave
00:19:27.300 them?
00:19:27.840 Murder.
00:19:29.440 Now, I'm
00:19:30.060 not predicting
00:19:30.580 that, because
00:19:31.360 it would be
00:19:31.560 too obvious.
00:19:32.740 So I think
00:19:33.120 murder is
00:19:33.620 off the
00:19:33.940 table.
00:19:35.580 So you
00:19:36.160 can't kill
00:19:36.640 him, can't
00:19:38.460 get him to
00:19:38.840 leave on
00:19:39.180 his own,
00:19:40.680 can't force
00:19:41.680 him out.
00:19:42.120 What's
00:19:42.340 left?
00:19:44.180 You can
00:19:44.860 figure this
00:19:45.360 one out
00:19:45.660 yourself.
00:19:46.660 I'm going
00:19:47.200 to give you
00:19:47.500 one more
00:19:47.960 clue, okay?
00:19:49.800 That Kirby
00:19:50.520 said in
00:19:51.180 front of the
00:19:51.580 public that
00:19:52.680 this presser
00:19:53.320 would be,
00:19:54.080 quote, a
00:19:54.920 big-boy press
00:19:55.780 conference, a
00:19:56.940 big-boy press
00:19:57.620 conference.
00:19:57.840 Do you
00:19:58.240 see it
00:19:58.540 yet?
00:20:01.000 And then
00:20:01.660 George Clooney
00:20:02.600 says, yeah,
00:20:03.840 he's gone.
00:20:06.100 And now we
00:20:06.780 hear that
00:20:07.120 Obama agreed
00:20:08.040 with Clooney
00:20:08.980 that he had
00:20:10.560 no objection.
00:20:11.280 Clooney
00:20:11.480 said, do you
00:20:12.400 see it yet?
00:20:12.860 he's going to
00:20:15.160 embarrass him
00:20:15.900 out of office.
00:20:18.180 Do you
00:20:18.700 think that
00:20:19.060 they would
00:20:19.300 have this
00:20:19.680 press conference
00:20:20.320 if they
00:20:20.720 were trying
00:20:21.020 to protect
00:20:21.520 him?
00:20:22.820 Nope.
00:20:23.960 Because we
00:20:24.620 know that
00:20:25.000 he doesn't
00:20:25.360 have to
00:20:25.620 give a
00:20:25.900 press
00:20:26.140 conference.
00:20:27.420 He went
00:20:27.640 years barely
00:20:28.640 doing any
00:20:29.100 of it.
00:20:30.020 If they
00:20:30.500 wanted to
00:20:30.900 protect him,
00:20:31.540 they wouldn't
00:20:31.860 do it.
00:20:33.220 The Democrats
00:20:34.060 have decided
00:20:34.860 very clearly,
00:20:35.820 I would say
00:20:36.280 it's obvious
00:20:36.740 at this
00:20:37.180 point,
00:20:37.620 that they're
00:20:38.500 trying to
00:20:39.200 embarrass him
00:20:39.980 out of
00:20:40.280 office by
00:20:41.660 making him
00:20:42.240 perform and
00:20:43.020 making him
00:20:43.520 fail in
00:20:43.960 front of
00:20:44.280 you.
00:20:45.300 So you're
00:20:45.880 watching the
00:20:46.420 Democrats
00:20:47.040 slowly torture
00:20:48.780 their own
00:20:49.640 beloved
00:20:50.820 candidate.
00:20:52.800 Because they
00:20:53.520 need to
00:20:53.900 win more
00:20:54.920 than they
00:20:55.260 need anything.
00:20:56.780 And there's
00:20:57.440 nothing they
00:20:57.880 won't do to
00:20:58.380 get it.
00:20:59.060 If they
00:20:59.600 could kill
00:21:00.160 him, I
00:21:00.440 think they
00:21:00.820 would.
00:21:01.600 I think
00:21:01.960 the only
00:21:02.380 thing that
00:21:02.780 stops them
00:21:03.320 is they
00:21:03.700 would get
00:21:04.000 caught.
00:21:05.060 I don't
00:21:05.420 think anything
00:21:06.080 else would
00:21:06.520 stop him
00:21:06.940 from killing
00:21:07.380 him,
00:21:07.760 honestly.
00:21:09.180 So if you
00:21:10.020 want to know
00:21:10.360 how loyal
00:21:10.880 the Democrats
00:21:11.460 are to
00:21:12.700 their own
00:21:13.260 people and
00:21:13.720 to their
00:21:14.000 constituency,
00:21:14.940 look at
00:21:15.200 this.
00:21:16.760 Seems
00:21:17.180 pretty
00:21:17.800 definitive
00:21:18.260 to me.
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00:22:21.580 also, as
00:22:22.300 somebody else
00:22:22.740 pointed out,
00:22:23.500 that maybe the
00:22:24.260 reason that
00:22:24.760 Biden is
00:22:25.160 hanging tough
00:22:25.740 is that they
00:22:26.720 won't have
00:22:27.180 an income.
00:22:29.320 Imagine trying
00:22:30.100 to take care
00:22:30.680 of Biden
00:22:31.080 on no income.
00:22:33.480 That's sort
00:22:34.140 of where
00:22:34.360 they're heading.
00:22:35.460 No source
00:22:36.040 of income
00:22:36.520 and having to
00:22:37.700 take care of
00:22:38.180 a dementia
00:22:38.580 patient with
00:22:39.460 security needs
00:22:40.440 and all kinds
00:22:41.500 of special
00:22:41.960 needs.
00:22:42.680 They need
00:22:43.500 the money.
00:22:45.000 So here's
00:22:45.340 what I think
00:22:45.900 Hunter is
00:22:47.300 doing.
00:22:47.580 I think
00:22:48.860 Hunter is
00:22:49.460 brought in
00:22:49.980 for the
00:22:50.360 one thing
00:22:50.780 that Jill
00:22:51.320 probably isn't
00:22:53.460 good at.
00:22:55.320 Negotiating.
00:22:57.200 I think
00:22:57.900 Hunter is
00:22:58.400 the negotiator.
00:22:59.940 I think
00:23:00.240 Hunter is
00:23:00.720 trying to
00:23:01.080 work on
00:23:01.480 a deal
00:23:01.940 where the
00:23:03.220 family will
00:23:03.780 make a
00:23:04.180 fortune
00:23:04.540 and then
00:23:06.460 he'll talk
00:23:07.000 his father
00:23:07.440 into leaving.
00:23:09.020 I would
00:23:09.720 guarantee you
00:23:10.440 somehow
00:23:11.040 Hunter is
00:23:11.840 going to
00:23:12.060 come out
00:23:12.340 ahead of
00:23:12.720 this because
00:23:13.740 he's got
00:23:14.120 all the
00:23:14.440 leverage.
00:23:15.800 Hunter is
00:23:16.120 the most
00:23:16.360 powerful person
00:23:17.100 in the
00:23:17.380 country right
00:23:17.900 now because
00:23:19.340 if he
00:23:19.940 says that
00:23:21.100 offer is
00:23:21.700 good enough
00:23:22.360 I will
00:23:22.800 talk to
00:23:23.180 my father
00:23:23.700 it's going
00:23:24.800 to happen.
00:23:25.880 If Hunter
00:23:26.560 goes to
00:23:26.940 his father
00:23:27.320 and says
00:23:27.640 look you're
00:23:28.960 probably going
00:23:29.480 to end up
00:23:30.000 dropping out
00:23:31.080 anyway your
00:23:31.820 health is
00:23:32.580 failing but
00:23:33.700 if you
00:23:34.600 were to
00:23:34.880 leave now
00:23:35.560 you could
00:23:36.800 retain some
00:23:37.480 dignity and
00:23:38.840 I can get
00:23:39.320 200 million
00:23:40.040 dollars out
00:23:40.640 of them because
00:23:41.800 they're going
00:23:42.080 to give me a
00:23:42.540 piece of some
00:23:43.060 action it's
00:23:43.880 not written
00:23:44.300 down but I've
00:23:45.160 got a
00:23:45.400 commitment you
00:23:46.540 know they're
00:23:46.780 going to
00:23:46.880 make something
00:23:47.300 happen for
00:23:47.880 us that
00:23:48.660 wouldn't have
00:23:48.960 happened
00:23:49.200 otherwise.
00:23:50.560 So for the
00:23:51.760 legacy of the
00:23:52.380 family the
00:23:53.520 good of the
00:23:53.920 family and
00:23:54.600 your own
00:23:55.140 you know
00:23:55.980 health care
00:23:56.540 I'm going to
00:23:58.460 take the 200
00:23:59.020 million dollars
00:23:59.680 all you have to
00:24:00.300 do is bow
00:24:01.520 out gracefully.
00:24:02.840 That's what
00:24:03.520 they're waiting
00:24:03.900 for I guarantee
00:24:05.400 it.
00:24:06.220 Will it
00:24:06.900 happen?
00:24:07.760 Probably not.
00:24:09.540 Probably not.
00:24:11.060 I think that I'm
00:24:12.660 still going to bet
00:24:13.500 that Biden
00:24:14.560 stays until
00:24:15.240 election day
00:24:15.980 and that the
00:24:17.460 Democrats start
00:24:18.240 saying well
00:24:19.540 but you know
00:24:20.060 you're really
00:24:20.500 voting for
00:24:21.080 Kamala.
00:24:21.880 We didn't have
00:24:22.600 time to do
00:24:23.120 all the
00:24:23.400 paperwork and
00:24:24.340 get on the
00:24:24.820 ballots with a
00:24:25.440 different name
00:24:26.280 and you know
00:24:27.140 we were just
00:24:27.520 pressed for
00:24:27.940 time and you
00:24:29.640 know so you're
00:24:30.640 just really
00:24:31.400 voting for
00:24:31.920 Kamala.
00:24:33.280 That's my
00:24:33.940 prediction.
00:24:36.840 All right.
00:24:37.580 if there's
00:24:39.160 anybody new
00:24:39.720 here who's
00:24:40.260 never been in
00:24:40.820 my live
00:24:41.340 stream you
00:24:42.560 probably couldn't
00:24:43.460 you probably
00:24:44.380 couldn't conceive
00:24:45.100 of how smart
00:24:45.820 the audience is
00:24:46.600 normally.
00:24:47.360 You probably
00:24:48.100 have no idea
00:24:48.760 how smart
00:24:49.320 this audience
00:24:49.780 is.
00:24:51.180 I'm going to
00:24:51.800 give you a
00:24:52.140 demonstration of
00:24:53.100 how smart the
00:24:53.700 audience is.
00:24:54.940 Give me the
00:24:55.680 answer before I
00:24:56.420 ask the question.
00:24:58.280 Go.
00:24:59.300 Give me the
00:24:59.820 answer before
00:25:01.320 you know what
00:25:01.740 the topic is.
00:25:02.880 Go.
00:25:04.160 Correct answer.
00:25:06.200 Yep.
00:25:06.460 There's a little
00:25:07.020 stream of
00:25:07.500 correct answers.
00:25:08.220 That's how smart
00:25:08.800 they are.
00:25:09.460 The correct
00:25:09.880 answer is 25%.
00:25:11.420 I haven't even
00:25:12.920 asked the question.
00:25:15.080 Here's the
00:25:15.700 question.
00:25:16.920 According to a
00:25:17.500 Rasmussen poll
00:25:18.340 what percent of
00:25:19.620 voters are very
00:25:20.380 confident that
00:25:21.120 Biden is physically
00:25:22.160 and mentally up to
00:25:23.000 the job of being
00:25:23.700 president of the
00:25:24.320 United States?
00:25:28.000 It's actually 26%
00:25:29.660 but I feel like
00:25:31.220 Rasmussen got it
00:25:32.580 wrong by one.
00:25:34.120 I feel like I
00:25:34.800 trust you more.
00:25:36.460 So I'm going to
00:25:37.320 say we'll round
00:25:38.360 it to 25%.
00:25:39.660 Because Rasmussen
00:25:41.200 is very accurate
00:25:42.140 but let's be
00:25:43.480 honest they're not
00:25:44.480 nearly as accurate
00:25:45.280 as you are
00:25:45.800 guessing the
00:25:46.640 answer before I
00:25:47.320 ask the question
00:25:47.940 because you get
00:25:49.060 that every time.
00:25:50.760 So this is
00:25:53.500 called science.
00:25:57.000 Well PJ
00:25:58.120 media is writing
00:25:59.160 about this
00:25:59.960 whole Kamala
00:26:01.020 Harris conundrum
00:26:02.920 and referred to
00:26:05.200 a, made a
00:26:06.060 Dilbert reference
00:26:06.760 in this.
00:26:10.560 Let's see
00:26:11.120 what they call
00:26:11.640 it, sort of
00:26:12.860 a Dilbert
00:26:13.520 like trick
00:26:16.600 and oh
00:26:17.520 let me read
00:26:18.240 the exact
00:26:18.640 quote.
00:26:20.660 History will
00:26:21.540 likely show
00:26:22.180 that the
00:26:22.560 smartest decision
00:26:23.380 Joe Biden
00:26:23.860 ever made
00:26:24.480 was selecting
00:26:25.340 Kamala Harris
00:26:25.960 as VP.
00:26:27.080 It's not a
00:26:27.820 PR trick
00:26:28.620 but a
00:26:29.560 Dilbert era
00:26:30.460 middle management
00:26:31.980 trick.
00:26:32.880 If you don't
00:26:33.720 want to be
00:26:34.100 replaced, make
00:26:35.240 sure your
00:26:35.640 subordinates suck
00:26:36.940 more than you
00:26:37.480 do.
00:26:38.240 Now that's
00:26:39.140 literally been
00:26:40.660 a Dilbert
00:26:41.460 comic joke.
00:26:43.080 It's a
00:26:43.440 recurring one.
00:26:44.100 In fact I've
00:26:44.600 got one coming
00:26:45.180 up that has
00:26:46.400 that theme
00:26:47.320 as well.
00:26:48.360 So yes,
00:26:49.780 I've often
00:26:50.540 told you that
00:26:51.100 what I call
00:26:51.660 the Dilbert
00:26:52.260 filter which
00:26:54.020 is how do
00:26:54.680 big organizations
00:26:55.620 work in the
00:26:56.580 real world?
00:26:57.440 That's the
00:26:57.820 Dilbert filter.
00:26:59.100 In the real
00:26:59.920 world, they
00:27:00.480 pursue DEI.
00:27:02.340 In the real
00:27:03.140 world, leaders
00:27:04.200 do in fact
00:27:05.080 make sure that
00:27:05.880 their subordinates
00:27:06.640 are not as
00:27:07.120 good as them.
00:27:08.160 That's a real
00:27:08.660 thing.
00:27:09.640 I mean, literally
00:27:10.380 a real thing.
00:27:11.860 And when they
00:27:12.980 do those two
00:27:13.660 things and
00:27:15.880 then they find
00:27:16.520 out that the
00:27:17.000 leader has to
00:27:17.540 leave, they
00:27:19.200 are trapped
00:27:19.660 by their own
00:27:20.380 DEI situation.
00:27:22.820 So it's
00:27:23.800 exactly a
00:27:24.600 Dilbert situation
00:27:25.440 and it's one
00:27:26.120 that's been in
00:27:26.660 the comic and
00:27:27.340 will be again.
00:27:28.620 So now
00:27:29.360 they're boxed
00:27:29.920 in, there's
00:27:30.280 nothing they
00:27:30.740 can do.
00:27:31.540 That's why I
00:27:31.960 think it's
00:27:32.940 Kamala or
00:27:33.780 bust and
00:27:34.960 there's no
00:27:35.320 real reason
00:27:35.920 to elevate
00:27:36.620 her to the
00:27:37.060 top of the
00:27:37.480 ticket.
00:27:38.960 It makes
00:27:39.600 more sense
00:27:40.080 just to
00:27:40.680 leave it the
00:27:41.820 way it is
00:27:42.200 and let
00:27:42.480 people vote
00:27:42.980 the way it
00:27:43.360 is.
00:27:43.600 all right.
00:27:45.100 I saw
00:27:47.200 Senator Kennedy
00:27:48.340 do the
00:27:51.040 most useful
00:27:51.780 thing I've
00:27:52.340 seen a
00:27:52.660 senator do
00:27:53.240 in a long
00:27:53.640 time.
00:27:54.800 Probably
00:27:55.320 because Thomas
00:27:55.900 Massey's
00:27:56.860 out of
00:27:57.440 Congress.
00:27:58.140 Congress is
00:27:58.940 not terribly
00:27:59.700 functional,
00:28:02.840 but at
00:28:04.480 least Senator
00:28:05.180 Kennedy is.
00:28:06.160 Here's what he
00:28:06.800 did.
00:28:07.200 He brought
00:28:07.560 in some
00:28:08.060 budget expert
00:28:08.800 for the
00:28:09.220 government
00:28:09.520 and asked
00:28:11.040 how much
00:28:12.260 would we
00:28:12.620 need to
00:28:13.040 cut the
00:28:13.440 budget to
00:28:14.820 balance it?
00:28:16.000 Now that's
00:28:16.400 not paying
00:28:16.940 down the
00:28:17.380 deficit.
00:28:18.220 That's not
00:28:18.840 paying down
00:28:19.240 the $35
00:28:19.800 trillion.
00:28:20.800 It's just
00:28:21.340 what would
00:28:22.420 it take
00:28:22.800 to not
00:28:23.640 make it
00:28:24.120 more?
00:28:25.140 How much
00:28:25.480 would you
00:28:25.700 have to
00:28:25.960 cut?
00:28:26.440 How many
00:28:26.900 of you know
00:28:27.220 the answer
00:28:27.560 to that?
00:28:28.860 How much
00:28:29.240 would you
00:28:29.480 have to
00:28:29.740 cut the
00:28:30.960 current
00:28:31.440 budget to
00:28:32.800 get it
00:28:33.060 in balance?
00:28:34.400 Because if
00:28:35.040 you said,
00:28:35.680 well,
00:28:36.020 one or
00:28:36.380 two percent,
00:28:37.860 then I'd
00:28:38.260 say,
00:28:38.440 oh,
00:28:38.700 we don't
00:28:38.960 have that
00:28:39.260 big a
00:28:39.560 problem,
00:28:40.020 right?
00:28:42.540 So the
00:28:43.160 expert said
00:28:43.860 seven to
00:28:44.360 eight percent.
00:28:46.460 Do you
00:28:46.980 think there's
00:28:47.380 any human
00:28:47.960 way that
00:28:49.460 our current
00:28:49.880 government
00:28:50.380 could cut
00:28:51.140 our budget
00:28:51.520 by seven
00:28:52.000 or eight
00:28:52.300 percent?
00:28:53.760 No.
00:28:55.160 No.
00:28:55.860 Because you'd
00:28:56.400 have to cut
00:28:56.760 everything.
00:28:58.180 And if you
00:28:58.840 didn't cut
00:28:59.260 everything,
00:28:59.900 it gets
00:29:00.320 worse.
00:29:01.280 Because if
00:29:01.860 you said,
00:29:02.200 oh,
00:29:02.480 we're not
00:29:03.020 going to
00:29:03.220 cut this
00:29:03.580 one section,
00:29:04.800 we're not
00:29:05.160 going to
00:29:05.340 cut this
00:29:05.680 one,
00:29:06.440 well,
00:29:06.680 then you're
00:29:07.000 talking about
00:29:07.700 maybe 15
00:29:09.600 percent cuts
00:29:10.300 to other
00:29:10.680 places.
00:29:11.900 Do you
00:29:12.120 think we
00:29:12.420 could cut
00:29:12.840 any part
00:29:13.360 of the
00:29:13.620 whole budget
00:29:14.220 of 15
00:29:14.820 percent with
00:29:16.380 the current
00:29:16.780 government
00:29:17.180 and the
00:29:17.520 current
00:29:17.720 situation?
00:29:18.820 No,
00:29:19.040 not a chance.
00:29:20.800 Because cutting
00:29:21.500 gets you
00:29:22.500 unelected.
00:29:24.700 Pushing the
00:29:25.440 can down
00:29:25.900 the field
00:29:27.100 gets you
00:29:27.680 elected.
00:29:28.380 Because they
00:29:28.780 know.
00:29:29.180 They always
00:29:29.520 get elected.
00:29:31.780 So I
00:29:32.400 asked
00:29:32.580 ChatGPT
00:29:33.460 to give
00:29:34.440 me a
00:29:34.680 little sanity
00:29:36.160 check on
00:29:36.740 it.
00:29:37.700 And here's
00:29:38.280 just some
00:29:38.640 numbers just
00:29:39.420 to hold
00:29:40.180 in your
00:29:40.440 head.
00:29:41.000 When you're
00:29:41.560 talking about
00:29:41.980 the budget,
00:29:42.580 just a few
00:29:43.100 numbers to
00:29:44.520 keep in your
00:29:45.020 head so you
00:29:45.780 feel like you're
00:29:46.340 smart.
00:29:47.200 First of all,
00:29:48.000 our budget
00:29:48.680 every year is
00:29:49.280 around $6
00:29:49.900 trillion.
00:29:51.940 So that's
00:29:52.600 the U.S.
00:29:53.020 budget.
00:29:53.840 But we
00:29:54.760 don't take
00:29:55.400 in that much
00:29:55.880 in taxes.
00:29:57.240 So about
00:29:58.480 $1.2
00:29:59.100 trillion of
00:29:59.680 it is
00:30:01.320 borrowing.
00:30:02.060 so that
00:30:04.440 what would
00:30:05.020 if you just
00:30:05.560 round off
00:30:06.180 what is
00:30:06.520 $1 trillion
00:30:07.160 of $6
00:30:07.840 trillion?
00:30:08.920 That was
00:30:09.220 17%.
00:30:10.160 So no,
00:30:12.860 cutting 7% or
00:30:13.680 8% isn't
00:30:14.580 going to get
00:30:14.960 you close.
00:30:16.320 You have to
00:30:17.080 cut more
00:30:18.360 than 17%
00:30:19.460 of everything.
00:30:21.880 Do you think
00:30:23.780 there's any
00:30:24.200 chance we
00:30:25.720 would cut
00:30:26.220 17% off the
00:30:28.480 budget of
00:30:29.060 everything?
00:30:31.460 And again,
00:30:32.240 if we don't,
00:30:33.820 that means
00:30:34.320 that some
00:30:34.740 budget is
00:30:35.400 going to get
00:30:35.800 it twice as
00:30:36.520 hard, or
00:30:38.420 the other
00:30:38.820 budgets would
00:30:39.360 be twice as
00:30:39.880 hard.
00:30:40.640 And not
00:30:42.280 twice, you
00:30:42.940 know, I'm
00:30:43.320 exaggerating,
00:30:44.300 but that's
00:30:46.180 what it would
00:30:46.460 look like.
00:30:48.260 And then I
00:30:49.940 asked myself,
00:30:50.920 how is that
00:30:52.100 even possible?
00:30:53.300 So then I
00:30:53.920 asked ChatGPT
00:30:54.900 to come up
00:30:56.340 with its own
00:30:57.080 budget to
00:30:58.780 tell me what
00:30:59.420 to cut in
00:31:00.400 each of the
00:31:00.920 current budget
00:31:01.600 categories to
00:31:03.340 get to a
00:31:06.180 balanced budget.
00:31:08.640 And I'll
00:31:09.080 tell you what
00:31:09.460 ChatGPT says
00:31:10.560 just to give
00:31:11.540 you an idea
00:31:12.120 how, oh,
00:31:13.780 maybe I
00:31:14.140 won't have
00:31:15.920 to look it
00:31:16.400 up.
00:31:19.220 But the
00:31:19.920 answer is
00:31:20.440 way more
00:31:21.160 horrifying.
00:31:22.580 You would
00:31:22.980 have to make
00:31:23.440 cuts in
00:31:24.220 various things
00:31:24.960 about 25%.
00:31:26.240 So probably
00:31:28.460 somewhere in
00:31:29.080 the neighborhood
00:31:29.560 of 17% to
00:31:31.320 25%, you'd
00:31:32.500 have to take
00:31:32.960 off of every
00:31:33.600 budget.
00:31:35.060 Do you think
00:31:35.440 they're going
00:31:35.720 to cut the
00:31:36.100 military by
00:31:36.760 17% to
00:31:37.420 25%?
00:31:38.800 Do you think
00:31:39.340 Social Security
00:31:40.560 is going to
00:31:40.960 get cut by
00:31:41.500 17%?
00:31:41.660 No.
00:31:42.800 No, there
00:31:43.360 isn't any
00:31:43.900 way.
00:31:45.580 So if
00:31:46.100 there's no
00:31:46.540 way to do
00:31:47.360 it, are
00:31:50.600 we doomed?
00:31:51.180 And it
00:31:53.640 was really
00:31:54.080 hard to
00:31:54.580 get even
00:31:56.160 ChatGPT to
00:31:57.620 give me a
00:31:58.220 suggested
00:31:58.740 budget which
00:32:00.260 we could
00:32:00.620 survive.
00:32:03.280 Survival.
00:32:04.140 I'm not
00:32:04.380 even talking
00:32:05.300 about optimizing.
00:32:06.880 I'm not
00:32:07.220 talking about
00:32:07.760 the best of
00:32:08.520 several plans.
00:32:10.180 I tried to
00:32:10.700 get ChatGPT to
00:32:11.860 give me any
00:32:12.600 estimate where
00:32:14.020 we could
00:32:14.360 survive.
00:32:15.780 And it
00:32:16.460 fought me.
00:32:17.980 Just like
00:32:18.780 humans do.
00:32:20.060 That's why
00:32:20.500 Kennedy did
00:32:21.220 a service.
00:32:22.000 He actually
00:32:22.420 nailed somebody
00:32:23.180 down and
00:32:24.240 forced him to
00:32:25.040 give him a
00:32:25.500 number because
00:32:26.520 nobody wants
00:32:27.060 to do it.
00:32:28.000 The reason
00:32:28.360 nobody wants
00:32:28.860 to do it is
00:32:29.480 the number
00:32:29.940 is unsurvivable.
00:32:32.340 Nobody wants
00:32:33.140 to say,
00:32:33.600 honestly, it's
00:32:34.200 unsurvivable.
00:32:35.500 There's no way
00:32:36.280 to cut it and
00:32:38.220 there's no way
00:32:38.640 to survive it.
00:32:40.600 That's the
00:32:41.200 truth.
00:32:41.720 It's
00:32:42.140 unsurvivable.
00:32:43.700 Now, does
00:32:44.760 that mean we're
00:32:45.260 doomed?
00:32:45.860 No.
00:32:46.800 Let's go back
00:32:47.440 to General
00:32:48.300 I'm sorry.
00:32:53.140 Just General
00:32:54.480 you know.
00:32:56.380 You know the
00:32:57.020 thing.
00:32:58.780 Flynn.
00:32:59.640 General Flynn.
00:33:01.640 So we go
00:33:02.460 back to his
00:33:02.880 optimism.
00:33:04.240 Is this a
00:33:04.960 worse problem
00:33:05.740 than the
00:33:06.200 Civil War?
00:33:07.720 No.
00:33:09.020 Is it a
00:33:09.840 worse problem
00:33:10.500 than World
00:33:11.720 War I or II?
00:33:13.180 No.
00:33:14.340 Is it a
00:33:15.160 worse problem
00:33:15.760 than the
00:33:16.100 pandemic?
00:33:17.260 Maybe.
00:33:18.660 But it's
00:33:19.280 within the
00:33:19.780 realm of
00:33:20.180 things we
00:33:20.600 solve.
00:33:21.980 How?
00:33:22.740 I have no
00:33:23.380 idea.
00:33:24.520 But let me
00:33:24.900 give you some
00:33:25.660 just brainstorming
00:33:27.360 to give you a
00:33:28.160 sense that it
00:33:28.680 might be
00:33:28.980 possible.
00:33:29.940 All right?
00:33:30.500 Because you
00:33:31.000 need to feel
00:33:31.800 it might be
00:33:32.380 possible.
00:33:34.140 Number one.
00:33:35.000 Elon Musk says
00:33:38.920 that Tesla
00:33:39.440 might be
00:33:40.520 way more
00:33:41.440 valuable because
00:33:42.280 of all the
00:33:42.700 robots.
00:33:43.620 We're going
00:33:44.180 to go
00:33:44.400 through a
00:33:44.820 once-ever
00:33:45.420 robot
00:33:46.280 cycle
00:33:48.440 where we'll
00:33:49.840 sell probably
00:33:50.800 make and
00:33:52.840 sell 100
00:33:53.540 million robots
00:33:54.820 pretty soon.
00:33:55.460 what if we
00:33:57.320 tax the
00:33:57.840 robots and
00:34:00.480 just stop
00:34:00.940 taxing
00:34:01.360 people?
00:34:02.900 So if
00:34:03.680 you were to
00:34:04.300 get a
00:34:04.780 robot, you
00:34:05.400 got to
00:34:05.640 pay something
00:34:07.420 per robot
00:34:08.200 because nobody
00:34:10.660 already has a
00:34:11.380 robot, like a
00:34:12.260 personal robot.
00:34:13.700 So if you
00:34:14.240 just said,
00:34:14.860 all right,
00:34:15.320 here's the
00:34:15.920 cost of a
00:34:16.460 robot.
00:34:17.180 It's going
00:34:17.460 to be
00:34:17.640 $25,000 and
00:34:19.320 there will
00:34:19.700 always be a
00:34:20.320 10% robot
00:34:21.220 tax.
00:34:21.620 Well, if
00:34:23.340 you'd never
00:34:23.820 had to pay a
00:34:24.540 robot tax
00:34:25.340 because you
00:34:25.800 never bought
00:34:26.280 a robot, it
00:34:26.980 doesn't look so
00:34:27.640 bad, does it?
00:34:28.740 It just looks
00:34:29.280 like it's the
00:34:29.820 cost of the
00:34:30.420 robot.
00:34:31.780 And you'd
00:34:32.440 say, well, I
00:34:33.180 have a
00:34:33.420 maintenance
00:34:33.700 program that's
00:34:35.020 ongoing.
00:34:35.900 I have insurance
00:34:36.580 for my robot
00:34:37.360 that's ongoing.
00:34:38.960 What if I have
00:34:39.720 a little tax
00:34:40.320 that's ongoing
00:34:40.900 too?
00:34:41.820 Just part of
00:34:42.300 the cost of
00:34:42.820 owning.
00:34:43.420 Now, who's
00:34:43.860 going to be
00:34:44.160 buying these
00:34:44.640 robots?
00:34:45.820 Not poor
00:34:46.320 people.
00:34:47.360 So it
00:34:48.100 wouldn't be
00:34:48.600 taxed on
00:34:49.420 poor people.
00:34:50.360 It would be
00:34:50.720 very much on
00:34:51.440 rich people.
00:34:52.700 And most
00:34:53.140 of the robots
00:34:54.180 will probably
00:34:54.800 be by big
00:34:55.520 companies who
00:34:57.120 buy all of
00:34:58.240 the robots and
00:34:59.300 then they rent
00:34:59.920 them to you.
00:35:01.280 So it'll be
00:35:02.260 robot as a
00:35:03.220 service.
00:35:04.020 So you're not
00:35:04.540 going to have
00:35:04.840 necessarily a
00:35:06.060 robot in your
00:35:06.660 house, but you
00:35:08.080 might have a
00:35:08.540 robot that drives
00:35:09.660 up to your
00:35:10.060 house and it's
00:35:10.740 self-driving
00:35:11.440 Tesla, cleans
00:35:13.040 your house, and
00:35:14.560 then goes back
00:35:15.220 to its business
00:35:15.760 while you're at
00:35:16.300 work.
00:35:17.320 That might
00:35:17.980 happen, probably
00:35:18.900 will happen.
00:35:20.180 So everybody's
00:35:21.020 going to be
00:35:21.260 renting a
00:35:22.420 robot, even
00:35:23.880 if they
00:35:24.540 don't own
00:35:24.920 one.
00:35:25.800 So could
00:35:26.900 you get to
00:35:27.900 a point where
00:35:28.520 the robot tax
00:35:29.880 is paying all
00:35:31.500 of your
00:35:32.420 costs?
00:35:34.120 How about
00:35:34.560 AI?
00:35:36.460 AI is going
00:35:37.560 to be wildly
00:35:38.860 profitable for
00:35:39.780 some companies
00:35:40.440 and wildly
00:35:41.440 gigantic.
00:35:43.180 Suppose you
00:35:43.980 say, I'll
00:35:45.400 put a special
00:35:46.220 tax on, I
00:35:47.340 don't know,
00:35:48.340 data centers
00:35:50.880 because we
00:35:52.040 know we're
00:35:52.380 going to
00:35:52.560 build like
00:35:53.380 trillions of
00:35:54.220 dollars of
00:35:54.680 data centers.
00:35:56.140 So suppose
00:35:56.540 you say 10%
00:35:58.020 tax or
00:35:59.640 something.
00:36:01.240 And suddenly
00:36:01.900 you're talking
00:36:02.340 about things
00:36:04.040 that are so
00:36:04.620 big and so
00:36:05.360 new that
00:36:06.540 there's some
00:36:07.120 chance that
00:36:09.000 growth gets
00:36:10.400 rid of some
00:36:10.840 of your
00:36:11.040 deficit.
00:36:11.900 Some chance.
00:36:12.960 But you would
00:36:13.480 also have to
00:36:14.060 almost stop
00:36:14.760 spending.
00:36:16.500 You'd have to
00:36:17.280 just like
00:36:17.640 flatten spending
00:36:18.440 for a long
00:36:18.960 time.
00:36:19.580 The other
00:36:20.100 thing you
00:36:20.480 could do
00:36:20.880 is use
00:36:22.520 AI to
00:36:24.040 recommend
00:36:24.520 where the
00:36:25.480 cuts are.
00:36:26.940 The reason
00:36:27.680 you could use
00:36:28.260 AI is that
00:36:30.060 Congress will
00:36:31.080 only vote for
00:36:31.800 things for
00:36:32.280 which they
00:36:32.640 won't be
00:36:33.060 blamed later.
00:36:34.980 Right?
00:36:35.960 If you say
00:36:36.780 who's in
00:36:37.440 favor of
00:36:37.880 cutting these
00:36:38.420 budgets 20%,
00:36:39.800 no Congress
00:36:41.740 person signs
00:36:42.460 up for that
00:36:43.060 because that's
00:36:43.840 the end of
00:36:44.220 your job.
00:36:45.420 Because you
00:36:46.260 would be
00:36:46.600 blamed for
00:36:47.620 cutting 10%
00:36:48.760 or 20% of
00:36:49.920 their social
00:36:50.440 security.
00:36:51.220 They're going
00:36:51.800 to take it
00:36:52.200 personally.
00:36:53.480 So how
00:36:54.140 could you
00:36:54.560 make it so
00:36:55.380 that Congress
00:36:56.040 could vote in
00:36:56.960 the way that's
00:36:57.560 the best for
00:36:58.700 the country and
00:36:59.780 not lose their
00:37:00.500 jobs?
00:37:01.340 I have a
00:37:01.960 suggestion.
00:37:03.100 You delegate
00:37:04.080 the suggestion
00:37:05.340 for the cuts
00:37:06.260 to AI.
00:37:09.260 Now will
00:37:10.060 AI make the
00:37:11.180 best decisions?
00:37:12.460 Nobody will
00:37:13.000 ever agree on
00:37:13.680 that.
00:37:14.540 No, we'd
00:37:15.020 fight it.
00:37:15.520 We'd say,
00:37:15.880 no, don't
00:37:17.060 listen to
00:37:17.480 that AI.
00:37:18.520 But what AI
00:37:19.220 would do, it
00:37:20.980 would give the
00:37:21.580 Congress people
00:37:22.400 an out.
00:37:23.880 If they could
00:37:24.720 sell the AI
00:37:25.980 version of the
00:37:26.740 cuts to the
00:37:27.580 public, then
00:37:29.320 they can say,
00:37:30.080 look, if it
00:37:31.460 were up to me,
00:37:32.320 if it were up to
00:37:33.420 me, I wouldn't
00:37:33.920 have done that.
00:37:34.960 But we had
00:37:35.720 decided on a
00:37:36.440 process in which
00:37:37.420 AI would make
00:37:38.260 the decisions
00:37:38.920 decisions, because
00:37:39.660 we all agree
00:37:40.360 that if the
00:37:40.920 humans try to
00:37:41.620 make the
00:37:41.920 decisions, we'll
00:37:42.620 just delay it.
00:37:44.760 So can we
00:37:45.640 all agree, this
00:37:47.100 is what you
00:37:47.660 can imagine
00:37:48.100 Congress saying,
00:37:49.120 can we all
00:37:49.680 agree that if
00:37:50.280 you leave it
00:37:50.720 to us, we
00:37:51.160 won't do it,
00:37:52.180 we'll just
00:37:52.600 kick the can
00:37:53.200 forever?
00:37:54.080 You agree it
00:37:54.860 has to be
00:37:55.320 done.
00:37:56.660 Let's agree
00:37:57.320 that we'll use
00:37:58.060 this objective
00:37:58.920 standard that
00:37:59.760 doesn't care
00:38:00.280 about us one
00:38:00.820 way or the
00:38:01.200 other, AI.
00:38:03.400 AI make the
00:38:04.360 decision of
00:38:05.120 where to cut,
00:38:05.660 and AI
00:38:06.800 might be
00:38:07.300 more rational.
00:38:09.460 For example,
00:38:11.140 if you and I
00:38:12.020 were going to
00:38:12.420 cut, we
00:38:12.860 might say,
00:38:13.400 oh, I think
00:38:14.280 they can handle
00:38:14.800 2%, but I
00:38:15.780 can't go
00:38:16.100 further.
00:38:17.200 But the AI
00:38:17.840 might say,
00:38:19.100 oh, you
00:38:19.860 realize if you
00:38:20.600 just redo
00:38:21.380 this whole
00:38:21.860 department, you
00:38:23.120 can lower the
00:38:23.740 expenses 90%.
00:38:24.980 Because that's
00:38:26.580 something humans
00:38:27.260 wouldn't necessarily
00:38:27.920 see, but maybe
00:38:28.700 the AI would
00:38:29.320 say, oh, we
00:38:30.140 could just
00:38:30.460 automate this
00:38:31.020 whole thing.
00:38:32.220 I can get
00:38:32.920 rid of the
00:38:33.380 entire department
00:38:35.280 of whatever.
00:38:36.780 Just make it
00:38:37.320 AI.
00:38:37.700 It'll take you
00:38:38.120 two years, 90%
00:38:40.560 reduction in
00:38:41.140 cost.
00:38:42.140 So the AI
00:38:43.100 could do things
00:38:43.880 that the humans
00:38:44.500 can't do, only
00:38:45.380 because the AI
00:38:46.280 won't be blamed
00:38:47.300 for being biased.
00:38:49.280 I mean, it
00:38:49.640 will be biased,
00:38:50.520 but it won't
00:38:51.100 be as blamed.
00:38:52.700 So, is there
00:38:54.020 any path?
00:38:55.000 Yes.
00:38:56.240 I don't know
00:38:56.920 what it will be,
00:38:57.960 but I think we
00:38:58.460 have a chance.
00:39:01.940 Bank more
00:39:02.600 encores when
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00:39:06.720 Learn more at
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00:39:10.000 Conditions apply.
00:39:11.940 Scotiabank, you're
00:39:12.840 richer than you
00:39:13.380 think.
00:39:14.200 Now, here's an
00:39:15.000 update.
00:39:15.380 I was talking
00:39:15.820 about the idea
00:39:16.760 of using a
00:39:17.480 magic crypto
00:39:18.300 to pay off
00:39:19.840 our debt, and
00:39:21.320 I kept asking
00:39:21.980 for people to
00:39:22.900 validate whether
00:39:24.460 that was the
00:39:25.000 dumbest idea in
00:39:26.020 the world, because
00:39:26.540 it sounds like it,
00:39:27.480 or the smartest
00:39:28.320 idea in the
00:39:28.920 world, because
00:39:30.060 sometimes the
00:39:31.080 smartest idea and
00:39:31.840 the dumbest idea
00:39:33.000 sound the same.
00:39:33.700 it's really hard
00:39:34.920 to tell
00:39:35.200 sometimes.
00:39:36.140 So I did
00:39:36.840 get some
00:39:37.780 expert, smart
00:39:39.260 people who
00:39:39.940 contacted me
00:39:40.900 separately and
00:39:42.620 explained to me,
00:39:43.480 nope, you can't
00:39:44.480 do it.
00:39:45.020 So here's the
00:39:46.660 simple explanation
00:39:47.700 is if you add
00:39:49.500 money to the
00:39:50.060 system in any
00:39:50.820 way, whether
00:39:51.820 it's regular
00:39:52.500 money or crypto,
00:39:53.720 it's too much
00:39:54.800 money in the
00:39:55.260 system, it's
00:39:55.840 inflation, everything
00:39:56.640 crashes.
00:39:57.040 Now that I
00:39:59.500 knew, of
00:40:01.840 course, but I
00:40:05.400 was thinking,
00:40:05.880 what if you
00:40:06.140 just replaced
00:40:07.240 U.S.
00:40:08.060 dollars with
00:40:08.680 crypto?
00:40:09.660 Does that
00:40:10.400 create money
00:40:11.000 out of
00:40:11.280 nothing?
00:40:12.360 And here's the
00:40:13.300 other problem.
00:40:14.740 Apparently, even
00:40:16.380 if a space alien
00:40:17.760 came down and
00:40:18.960 gave you, somehow
00:40:19.920 magically gave you
00:40:21.000 money to pay off
00:40:22.480 all $35 trillion
00:40:23.560 national debt, it
00:40:25.560 would destroy the
00:40:26.340 country.
00:40:29.060 Didn't see that
00:40:29.900 coming, did you?
00:40:31.640 If some outside
00:40:32.920 third party who
00:40:34.020 magically had $35
00:40:35.280 trillion appeared
00:40:37.160 tomorrow and says,
00:40:38.560 I'll tell you what,
00:40:39.020 I could write a
00:40:39.600 check, we'll just
00:40:41.500 get rid of all
00:40:42.020 this debt, it
00:40:43.220 would be so
00:40:43.700 disruptive that the
00:40:44.680 economy wouldn't
00:40:45.780 recover.
00:40:47.120 So you need some
00:40:48.200 kind of debt
00:40:48.900 because the debt
00:40:51.040 is doing work
00:40:52.140 too, right?
00:40:53.540 Debt isn't
00:40:54.100 zero money, debt
00:40:55.320 is somebody
00:40:57.360 gave the
00:40:57.860 government money
00:40:58.520 and then the
00:40:59.040 government can
00:40:59.800 allow banks to
00:41:01.100 lend more money
00:41:02.220 and then the
00:41:02.700 economy works.
00:41:03.500 That's the quick
00:41:04.180 expression.
00:41:05.560 But here's my
00:41:07.200 updated suggestion.
00:41:10.320 Suppose you
00:41:12.540 created a crypto
00:41:13.500 but it could never
00:41:15.680 compete with money.
00:41:18.060 How is that
00:41:18.840 possible, you say?
00:41:19.880 Well, like this.
00:41:21.380 Suppose the
00:41:21.940 government said,
00:41:22.580 we're going to
00:41:23.000 make a program
00:41:23.760 for people who
00:41:25.280 don't have a lot
00:41:25.920 of money that
00:41:27.700 they can buy all
00:41:29.220 these goods and
00:41:29.920 services that are
00:41:30.820 super designed so
00:41:32.920 that they're cheap
00:41:33.620 and effective and
00:41:34.500 healthy.
00:41:35.560 But you can only
00:41:36.380 spend crypto on
00:41:37.260 it.
00:41:39.060 Now, that doesn't
00:41:39.920 work because the
00:41:40.500 crypto would still
00:41:41.080 have to get into
00:41:41.680 the system.
00:41:42.640 If you're only
00:41:43.280 spending the
00:41:43.840 crypto for the
00:41:46.760 government, well,
00:41:48.640 here's the idea.
00:41:49.300 It's a bad idea.
00:41:50.720 But could you
00:41:51.820 bifurcate the
00:41:52.780 economy so that
00:41:55.020 it introduces new
00:41:56.060 money but that
00:41:56.840 new money can't
00:41:57.820 get to the rest of
00:41:58.620 the economy to
00:42:00.180 cause inflation?
00:42:01.820 In other words,
00:42:02.500 could you create
00:42:03.060 fake money just
00:42:04.120 for poor people so
00:42:05.900 the poor people
00:42:06.520 could have goods
00:42:07.140 and services but
00:42:09.080 it wouldn't add
00:42:09.680 money to the
00:42:10.240 system because
00:42:11.540 they couldn't buy
00:42:12.780 a car with it.
00:42:13.700 They could only
00:42:14.080 buy food and
00:42:14.980 shelter and stuff.
00:42:16.460 I don't know.
00:42:16.980 I think that
00:42:17.360 doesn't work either.
00:42:19.300 Pretty much all
00:42:22.120 of the ideas
00:42:22.640 don't work but
00:42:24.040 here's the thing
00:42:24.580 I want to tell
00:42:25.080 you.
00:42:26.800 Paying down the
00:42:27.600 debt doesn't
00:42:28.080 seem that
00:42:28.440 important but
00:42:31.420 getting rid of
00:42:32.040 the deficit is
00:42:34.300 critical to
00:42:35.000 survival.
00:42:37.480 Does that make
00:42:38.220 sense?
00:42:39.080 You got to make
00:42:39.880 sure that your
00:42:40.340 budget every year
00:42:41.340 is good because
00:42:42.960 if you drive the
00:42:43.720 $35 trillion up
00:42:44.720 to $100 trillion,
00:42:46.000 we're definitely
00:42:46.700 all dead.
00:42:49.300 So there's
00:42:49.880 something that's
00:42:50.400 too big for
00:42:51.020 sure but it's
00:42:52.140 not too big yet.
00:42:53.620 It's getting
00:42:54.300 there but if the
00:42:56.120 only thing you
00:42:56.620 did is keep it
00:42:57.260 the same, you
00:42:59.720 can limp along
00:43:00.480 and inflate it
00:43:01.160 away over the
00:43:02.180 years.
00:43:03.400 So you either
00:43:06.580 have to massively
00:43:07.860 increase taxes by
00:43:09.380 massively increasing
00:43:10.720 productivity or else
00:43:15.200 you cut things
00:43:15.980 massively.
00:43:16.420 But your choices
00:43:17.940 are some kind
00:43:19.580 of massive
00:43:19.980 growth and
00:43:20.660 some kind
00:43:21.120 of massive
00:43:21.560 cuts.
00:43:23.160 Now if you
00:43:23.840 cut the
00:43:24.220 difference, it
00:43:25.760 would be
00:43:26.040 something like
00:43:26.640 you'd have to
00:43:27.080 take the GDP
00:43:27.900 from what is
00:43:29.180 around three
00:43:30.500 or four.
00:43:32.100 You'd probably
00:43:32.720 have to get it
00:43:33.240 up to six or
00:43:34.040 seven, which
00:43:35.360 probably can only
00:43:36.480 happen during the
00:43:37.320 robot AI turnover.
00:43:39.940 It could work the
00:43:40.900 other way and
00:43:41.340 reduce it but I
00:43:42.320 think in the
00:43:42.860 short term it
00:43:43.420 would be more.
00:43:43.820 and then
00:43:46.580 maybe cut
00:43:47.120 things 10%.
00:43:48.060 And you'd
00:43:50.120 have to have
00:43:50.560 AI make the
00:43:51.260 cutting decisions
00:43:52.180 because the
00:43:53.320 Congress can't.
00:43:55.400 So that's
00:43:56.460 what you're
00:43:56.740 looking at.
00:43:59.100 Hey, have
00:44:00.120 you heard the
00:44:00.800 Democrats say
00:44:02.440 that Trump is
00:44:03.040 only in it for
00:44:03.620 himself?
00:44:04.820 He's only in it
00:44:05.700 for himself?
00:44:06.180 This is called
00:44:07.980 the projection
00:44:08.820 alert.
00:44:10.700 Projection
00:44:11.180 alert where
00:44:12.560 they accuse
00:44:13.480 somebody of
00:44:14.220 what they're
00:44:14.540 doing.
00:44:15.820 What do you
00:44:16.200 think they
00:44:16.920 think of
00:44:17.300 Biden right
00:44:17.740 now?
00:44:18.640 So Biden
00:44:19.080 is staying
00:44:19.580 in the race
00:44:20.220 for Biden,
00:44:22.520 right?
00:44:23.160 There's nobody
00:44:24.200 who's a
00:44:25.420 Democrat or
00:44:26.160 Republican,
00:44:27.260 nobody,
00:44:28.060 who believes
00:44:29.240 that he's
00:44:29.580 staying in
00:44:29.980 the race
00:44:30.300 because it's
00:44:30.740 good for the
00:44:31.240 country.
00:44:31.980 Not a single
00:44:32.860 person believes
00:44:33.480 that.
00:44:33.680 What have
00:44:35.940 they been
00:44:36.220 saying about
00:44:36.680 Trump?
00:44:37.680 He's in it
00:44:38.380 for himself.
00:44:40.240 How's that
00:44:40.920 work?
00:44:42.120 Because it's
00:44:42.820 so good for
00:44:43.360 the Trump
00:44:43.740 brand?
00:44:45.080 That's not
00:44:45.760 true.
00:44:47.560 How is he
00:44:48.240 in it for
00:44:48.520 himself?
00:44:50.140 Exactly.
00:44:52.320 Unless you
00:44:52.980 think he's
00:44:53.340 going to steal
00:44:53.860 your
00:44:54.140 democracy.
00:44:58.560 I can't
00:44:59.440 even call it
00:44:59.920 a democracy.
00:45:00.960 It's like a
00:45:01.700 dumb crazy.
00:45:02.640 Have you
00:45:03.820 noticed how
00:45:04.220 much democracy
00:45:05.440 and dumb
00:45:06.240 crazy sound
00:45:06.960 the same?
00:45:08.120 It's our
00:45:08.540 dumb crazy
00:45:09.400 democracy.
00:45:13.980 Anyway,
00:45:14.660 so I think
00:45:15.100 even the
00:45:15.500 Democrats are
00:45:16.100 starting to
00:45:16.620 write,
00:45:17.100 wait a
00:45:17.640 minute,
00:45:19.020 something's
00:45:19.720 going on
00:45:20.240 here.
00:45:21.180 It would
00:45:21.540 seem to
00:45:22.060 me that
00:45:22.460 Biden's
00:45:22.920 only in
00:45:23.320 it for
00:45:23.540 himself.
00:45:25.100 It would
00:45:25.380 seem to
00:45:25.820 me that
00:45:26.380 Trump is
00:45:27.160 like Jesus
00:45:27.780 and he is
00:45:29.140 sacrificing his
00:45:30.120 brand,
00:45:30.900 maybe his
00:45:31.700 life,
00:45:32.100 and his
00:45:34.440 reputation
00:45:35.200 and his
00:45:35.920 business to
00:45:37.560 help the
00:45:37.960 country survive.
00:45:40.100 Now,
00:45:40.660 maybe he's
00:45:41.140 doing it for
00:45:41.600 his ego,
00:45:42.540 but don't
00:45:43.560 they all do
00:45:44.120 it for their
00:45:44.500 ego?
00:45:45.220 I mean,
00:45:45.460 that's always
00:45:45.860 part of it,
00:45:46.560 right?
00:45:46.900 You think
00:45:47.280 Biden doesn't
00:45:48.640 have an
00:45:48.900 ego?
00:45:50.840 Everybody's
00:45:51.260 in it for
00:45:51.580 their ego.
00:45:54.140 But there
00:45:54.920 was an
00:45:55.180 MSNBC
00:45:56.000 guest who
00:45:58.100 repeated what
00:45:58.860 I call the
00:45:59.440 Gottfeld
00:45:59.980 observation.
00:46:00.720 They didn't
00:46:01.360 credit him,
00:46:02.040 of course,
00:46:02.420 because it's
00:46:02.780 MSNBC,
00:46:03.860 but they
00:46:04.600 basically were
00:46:05.500 saying out
00:46:06.000 loud,
00:46:07.520 why do we
00:46:08.420 keep pretending
00:46:11.680 that Trump is
00:46:13.200 an existential
00:46:13.800 threat at the
00:46:15.800 same time we're
00:46:16.460 running the
00:46:16.940 only person who
00:46:17.860 will surely
00:46:18.860 lose to him
00:46:19.480 in an election?
00:46:20.540 How do we
00:46:21.340 explain to
00:46:22.100 ourselves our
00:46:23.960 own messaging
00:46:24.640 that Trump is a
00:46:26.340 threat to the
00:46:27.000 existence of the
00:46:27.860 world and
00:46:29.320 we're not
00:46:29.680 trying very
00:46:30.200 hard to
00:46:30.600 replace him?
00:46:31.520 In fact,
00:46:31.880 we're doing
00:46:32.180 the worst
00:46:32.620 thing we
00:46:32.960 could possibly
00:46:33.520 do if
00:46:33.980 that's what
00:46:34.300 we cared
00:46:34.640 about.
00:46:35.360 How do we
00:46:35.760 explain that?
00:46:37.620 Well,
00:46:38.720 apparently there's
00:46:39.640 some evidence
00:46:40.300 from people
00:46:42.040 who are
00:46:42.480 Democrats who
00:46:43.160 are finally
00:46:43.620 admitting that
00:46:45.460 they are not
00:46:46.020 worried about a
00:46:46.940 Trump presidency
00:46:47.760 at all.
00:46:50.740 That's right.
00:46:52.200 You wonder,
00:46:53.140 are the
00:46:53.340 Democrats lying,
00:46:54.800 crazy,
00:46:55.180 or evil?
00:46:55.940 It turns
00:46:57.620 out that
00:46:58.580 more and
00:46:58.940 more of
00:46:59.260 them are
00:46:59.580 admitting they
00:47:00.360 were just
00:47:00.840 lying.
00:47:02.380 They do not
00:47:02.920 in fact fear
00:47:03.660 an existential
00:47:04.820 threat from a
00:47:05.780 Trump presidency.
00:47:07.500 Do you know
00:47:08.220 how I knew
00:47:08.880 that?
00:47:10.940 Here, let me
00:47:11.700 show you how
00:47:12.440 I knew that.
00:47:13.720 I'll prove it
00:47:14.260 to you right
00:47:14.820 now, I hope.
00:47:16.060 Otherwise, this
00:47:16.660 will be very
00:47:17.140 embarrassing.
00:47:20.720 You prove it
00:47:21.580 by looking at
00:47:22.100 the stock
00:47:22.580 market.
00:47:23.000 And let's
00:47:26.700 see, what's
00:47:27.200 the stock
00:47:27.580 market look
00:47:28.100 like?
00:47:29.200 We'll just
00:47:29.780 take the stock
00:47:32.260 market since
00:47:33.080 we learned for
00:47:34.120 sure that it
00:47:35.400 was going to
00:47:35.720 be Biden
00:47:36.200 versus Trump.
00:47:37.680 And then we
00:47:38.520 learned for
00:47:39.040 sure that
00:47:40.440 Biden had a
00:47:41.000 very low
00:47:41.400 chance of
00:47:41.840 winning, and
00:47:43.080 it was going
00:47:43.380 to be Trump.
00:47:44.780 So, scary
00:47:45.740 Trump is going
00:47:47.340 to end the
00:47:47.760 world.
00:47:48.560 What does
00:47:49.200 that do to
00:47:49.780 the S&P
00:47:50.520 500?
00:47:51.480 Right up.
00:47:57.020 So, the
00:47:57.620 stock market,
00:47:58.920 which is a
00:47:59.460 collection of
00:48:00.020 all the smart
00:48:00.640 people, no
00:48:03.800 worry whatsoever,
00:48:05.420 because that's
00:48:06.380 pricing Trump
00:48:07.240 into the
00:48:07.700 market, because
00:48:09.340 the market is
00:48:09.960 a forward-looking
00:48:11.000 measurement.
00:48:13.140 So, when the
00:48:13.700 market is
00:48:14.440 confident and
00:48:16.440 solid, it
00:48:17.700 means that they
00:48:18.260 are not
00:48:18.640 worrying about
00:48:20.080 Trump ruining
00:48:20.960 things, it
00:48:21.820 means they
00:48:22.300 were lying.
00:48:24.400 Now, here's
00:48:25.220 the fun part.
00:48:27.740 Since we
00:48:28.480 know that
00:48:29.260 Biden was
00:48:30.000 obviously
00:48:30.940 demented, and
00:48:32.440 has been for a
00:48:33.140 long time, and
00:48:34.520 we know that
00:48:35.420 most of the
00:48:35.960 media on the
00:48:36.940 left was
00:48:38.280 saying, well,
00:48:38.800 we don't see
00:48:39.220 anything, no
00:48:40.140 problem, yep,
00:48:41.000 don't see a
00:48:41.440 problem here.
00:48:41.780 it's one of
00:48:44.640 those rare
00:48:45.100 times when
00:48:46.300 both Democrats
00:48:47.120 and Republicans
00:48:48.040 can tell that
00:48:49.600 they were saying
00:48:50.200 things that
00:48:50.720 weren't true,
00:48:51.900 that the
00:48:52.300 people in
00:48:52.820 charge of the
00:48:53.340 truth, the
00:48:53.920 do's and the
00:48:54.980 politicians.
00:48:56.200 Now, we both
00:48:56.860 know it, right?
00:48:57.840 Everybody knows
00:48:58.440 it.
00:48:59.240 So, that's
00:49:01.460 where it gets
00:49:01.900 fun, because
00:49:03.680 if everybody
00:49:04.360 knows they were
00:49:05.020 telling us what
00:49:05.700 wasn't true,
00:49:06.480 what did
00:49:08.060 the press
00:49:11.220 who was
00:49:11.540 saying it, and
00:49:12.500 covering up for
00:49:13.200 it, how did
00:49:13.620 they explain
00:49:14.080 themselves?
00:49:15.260 Well, the
00:49:16.320 only two
00:49:16.820 possibilities are
00:49:18.780 that they were
00:49:19.360 lying, or
00:49:21.540 they were
00:49:22.040 stupid.
00:49:24.300 If you're a
00:49:25.100 member of the
00:49:25.540 press, and your
00:49:26.340 only choices are
00:49:27.480 to explain your
00:49:28.460 behavior by saying,
00:49:29.560 I was either
00:49:30.020 stupid, and
00:49:31.360 didn't notice
00:49:32.100 the dementia, or
00:49:33.920 I was lying, and
00:49:36.020 I wasn't dumb, I
00:49:36.840 was just lying, I
00:49:37.620 was a weasel.
00:49:38.620 Which one will
00:49:39.420 they pick?
00:49:42.220 It's an easy
00:49:42.960 question.
00:49:44.260 If you're in the
00:49:45.080 press, and you
00:49:45.840 admit that you
00:49:46.380 lied, there's no
00:49:48.620 penalty.
00:49:51.440 When was the
00:49:52.180 last time you
00:49:52.680 saw somebody
00:49:53.140 lying about the
00:49:53.840 news and losing
00:49:54.620 their job?
00:49:55.560 There's no
00:49:56.120 penalty for that.
00:49:57.720 But suppose you
00:49:58.420 said, I didn't
00:49:59.120 notice.
00:50:00.880 Then you just
00:50:01.580 looked like the
00:50:02.080 dumbest fucking
00:50:02.640 person in all
00:50:03.840 of politics.
00:50:04.980 Really?
00:50:05.300 You're the
00:50:06.240 only person who
00:50:06.840 didn't notice
00:50:07.340 that?
00:50:08.320 How do you
00:50:08.940 not notice
00:50:09.460 that?
00:50:10.820 So you have
00:50:11.620 this situation
00:50:12.260 where you can
00:50:13.360 see it already,
00:50:14.080 it's starting.
00:50:15.180 The press is
00:50:15.940 scrambling to
00:50:18.040 confess that
00:50:20.320 they lied,
00:50:21.380 because the
00:50:22.860 alternative is
00:50:24.400 that they were
00:50:24.880 really, really
00:50:25.740 stupid, and
00:50:27.020 that's less
00:50:27.560 survivable than
00:50:29.280 lying, because
00:50:30.560 they work in an
00:50:31.500 industry where
00:50:32.300 lying is so
00:50:33.420 ordinary, it's
00:50:35.120 not a risk.
00:50:37.000 Think about
00:50:37.480 that.
00:50:38.300 Being stupid
00:50:38.900 in public is
00:50:39.800 always a risk.
00:50:41.960 But lying in
00:50:42.840 public, as long
00:50:44.440 as it's clear that
00:50:45.260 they all did it,
00:50:46.720 totally survivable.
00:50:49.020 So the weird
00:50:49.820 thing is you're
00:50:50.420 going to see
00:50:50.660 people rushing
00:50:51.900 to confess that
00:50:53.020 they were lying,
00:50:53.940 because the
00:50:54.800 alternative would
00:50:55.500 be worse.
00:50:56.940 I love this
00:50:57.920 summer.
00:50:58.980 I love this
00:50:59.780 summer.
00:51:00.920 Yeah, there
00:51:01.360 might be some
00:51:01.840 cognitive distance,
00:51:02.840 but I think
00:51:03.380 they actually
00:51:04.020 know exactly
00:51:04.620 what happened
00:51:05.220 and why.
00:51:08.320 All right.
00:51:10.720 Let's see
00:51:11.300 who's stealing
00:51:11.840 whose democracy.
00:51:13.140 This would be
00:51:13.760 another projection
00:51:16.020 alert.
00:51:17.580 Projection
00:51:18.060 alert.
00:51:19.740 Well, Cenk
00:51:20.620 Weger says
00:51:21.680 in the post,
00:51:23.240 it's not
00:51:23.620 helping the
00:51:24.160 Democrats'
00:51:24.840 case for
00:51:25.300 democracy when
00:51:26.660 Joe Biden's
00:51:27.360 campaign is
00:51:28.020 premised on
00:51:28.620 the idea that
00:51:29.760 it doesn't
00:51:30.220 matter if he
00:51:30.800 is senile
00:51:31.280 in office.
00:51:32.300 Then who
00:51:32.820 are we
00:51:33.100 voting for?
00:51:34.080 And how
00:51:34.580 is that
00:51:34.860 democracy?
00:51:38.860 So here's
00:51:39.580 another
00:51:39.900 prominent
00:51:40.520 Democrat
00:51:41.200 voice saying,
00:51:42.880 wait a minute,
00:51:44.080 the things
00:51:44.780 we're saying
00:51:45.340 and the
00:51:45.640 things we're
00:51:46.060 doing,
00:51:46.600 they don't
00:51:47.220 line up
00:51:47.640 at all.
00:51:49.000 They don't
00:51:49.580 line up.
00:51:52.820 All right.
00:51:53.660 So let's
00:51:54.380 go down
00:51:54.760 the list
00:51:55.320 of Democrats
00:51:56.980 stealing
00:51:57.600 democracy,
00:51:58.300 and then
00:51:59.320 we'll do
00:51:59.620 Trump.
00:52:00.800 We'll do
00:52:01.480 Trump
00:52:01.800 stealing
00:52:02.120 democracy.
00:52:03.600 This is
00:52:04.320 going to
00:52:04.500 be a
00:52:04.700 little bit
00:52:04.960 of a
00:52:05.220 spoiler,
00:52:06.580 but you
00:52:07.320 probably
00:52:07.560 didn't see
00:52:07.980 this coming,
00:52:09.400 but the
00:52:09.800 list of
00:52:10.240 things that
00:52:10.880 would be
00:52:11.400 Democrats
00:52:11.940 stealing
00:52:12.300 democracy
00:52:12.960 are all
00:52:14.200 real and
00:52:15.080 observable.
00:52:16.940 The list
00:52:17.800 of Trump
00:52:18.340 stealing
00:52:18.740 democracy
00:52:19.360 is
00:52:21.180 imaginary.
00:52:22.720 Are you
00:52:23.040 surprised?
00:52:24.460 That's their
00:52:25.180 play.
00:52:26.440 Everything
00:52:26.980 that they do
00:52:29.780 in front
00:52:30.160 of us
00:52:30.460 is
00:52:30.700 objectively
00:52:31.400 true and
00:52:32.860 observable.
00:52:34.180 Everything
00:52:34.480 they say
00:52:35.260 about
00:52:35.540 Trump
00:52:35.900 is like,
00:52:37.260 really?
00:52:37.780 Like in
00:52:38.200 the future
00:52:38.940 he'll turn
00:52:40.180 into a
00:52:40.740 dragon
00:52:41.260 and use
00:52:42.900 his fiery
00:52:43.900 breath to
00:52:44.740 destroy your
00:52:45.460 village?
00:52:46.460 I'm not so
00:52:47.620 sure that's
00:52:48.200 going to
00:52:48.420 happen.
00:52:49.280 That feels
00:52:49.900 imaginary.
00:52:51.360 So here's
00:52:51.780 the list.
00:52:52.260 the Democrats
00:52:54.080 rigged their
00:52:54.620 own primaries
00:52:55.420 and still
00:52:57.140 are.
00:52:59.100 They
00:52:59.740 created a
00:53:00.540 massive
00:53:00.900 assault on
00:53:01.560 free speech.
00:53:02.460 If you
00:53:02.640 don't know
00:53:02.940 how that
00:53:03.280 worked,
00:53:03.840 follow Mike
00:53:04.880 Benz,
00:53:05.760 by creating
00:53:06.600 infinite
00:53:07.540 external
00:53:09.140 entities that
00:53:09.980 could put
00:53:10.640 pressure on
00:53:11.740 U.S.
00:53:12.560 sources of
00:53:13.120 information.
00:53:14.200 So that
00:53:14.400 would be
00:53:14.600 the Twitter
00:53:15.000 files and
00:53:15.560 everything
00:53:15.820 else.
00:53:16.520 So massive
00:53:17.240 free speech
00:53:18.340 assault,
00:53:19.520 trying to
00:53:20.180 limit the
00:53:20.640 Second
00:53:20.900 Amendment,
00:53:21.780 of course,
00:53:23.200 weaponizing
00:53:23.920 the Department
00:53:24.660 of Justice
00:53:25.120 against Trump,
00:53:26.200 all the
00:53:26.560 lawfare.
00:53:27.960 Nobody
00:53:28.520 believes that
00:53:29.200 that's
00:53:29.460 legitimate.
00:53:30.540 You know,
00:53:30.740 if you're
00:53:31.260 still in the
00:53:31.660 world where,
00:53:32.540 well, but
00:53:32.960 Democrats
00:53:33.400 think they're
00:53:34.000 just pursuing
00:53:35.380 the law.
00:53:36.280 No, they're
00:53:36.560 not.
00:53:37.600 No, they're
00:53:37.940 not.
00:53:39.320 They're not.
00:53:40.480 Not anything
00:53:41.200 like that.
00:53:41.780 It's transparent,
00:53:43.020 obvious weaponization
00:53:44.100 of the Department
00:53:44.780 of Justice.
00:53:45.580 It's obviously
00:53:46.220 coordinated.
00:53:47.660 It's exactly
00:53:48.220 what you see.
00:53:50.640 They have
00:53:51.320 controlled the
00:53:52.140 media so
00:53:53.940 that everybody
00:53:55.100 started saying
00:53:55.960 that Biden
00:53:57.960 was sharp
00:53:58.460 as a tack
00:53:58.980 at the same
00:53:59.460 time, and
00:54:00.700 their media
00:54:01.140 was like,
00:54:01.520 well, okay,
00:54:02.360 whatever.
00:54:03.300 So we can
00:54:05.120 see that they
00:54:05.680 control the
00:54:06.200 media, although
00:54:06.720 the media
00:54:07.180 finally gave
00:54:07.800 up on them
00:54:08.280 on the
00:54:08.620 Biden brain
00:54:09.240 thing, only
00:54:09.880 because they
00:54:10.220 had to.
00:54:11.600 Only because
00:54:12.100 they had to.
00:54:13.100 If the debate
00:54:14.120 hadn't happened,
00:54:15.420 the media would
00:54:16.400 still be covering
00:54:17.020 up for Biden.
00:54:19.120 Just think
00:54:19.780 about that.
00:54:20.640 They'd still
00:54:21.360 be covering
00:54:21.900 except for
00:54:22.980 the debate.
00:54:24.100 If the
00:54:24.820 public had
00:54:25.340 not found
00:54:25.820 out on
00:54:26.420 their own,
00:54:27.320 basically doing
00:54:28.160 their own
00:54:28.520 research by
00:54:29.180 watching the
00:54:29.700 debate, the
00:54:31.300 news never
00:54:31.780 would have
00:54:32.060 told you.
00:54:34.080 That's just
00:54:34.720 mind-blowing
00:54:35.300 that we had
00:54:36.760 to see it
00:54:37.160 ourselves, and
00:54:37.660 they never
00:54:38.060 would have
00:54:38.340 told us.
00:54:40.340 Now we
00:54:40.980 got Democrats
00:54:41.620 to discuss
00:54:42.420 packing the
00:54:43.060 Supreme
00:54:43.500 Court because
00:54:44.180 they don't
00:54:44.480 like it,
00:54:45.520 impeaching,
00:54:46.400 AOC wants
00:54:47.020 to impeach
00:54:47.500 two of the
00:54:47.920 justices because
00:54:48.780 they don't
00:54:49.120 like it,
00:54:49.640 so they're
00:54:50.520 not so
00:54:50.900 big on
00:54:51.380 the whole
00:54:51.760 separation
00:54:52.320 of powers
00:54:52.820 thing.
00:54:54.640 There's
00:54:55.080 the whole
00:54:55.300 starting a
00:54:55.880 war under
00:54:56.320 false pretense
00:54:57.200 in Ukraine.
00:54:58.200 What part
00:54:58.560 of that was
00:54:58.980 democracy?
00:55:00.420 Did we
00:55:00.900 vote for
00:55:01.280 a war?
00:55:01.860 I don't
00:55:02.360 recall voting
00:55:02.880 for a war.
00:55:04.000 No, I
00:55:04.380 don't remember
00:55:04.780 that at all,
00:55:05.680 but we're in
00:55:06.040 one.
00:55:08.100 The Democrats
00:55:09.100 have universally
00:55:10.240 and completely
00:55:11.200 and in
00:55:11.780 every case
00:55:12.560 voted
00:55:13.540 against
00:55:14.240 laws that
00:55:15.720 would improve
00:55:16.320 election
00:55:16.760 integrity.
00:55:18.200 They have
00:55:18.860 voted
00:55:19.120 against
00:55:19.720 every
00:55:20.820 measure
00:55:21.280 that would
00:55:21.820 make it
00:55:22.300 more clear
00:55:23.220 who got
00:55:23.700 elected.
00:55:24.940 That's not
00:55:25.600 a coincidence.
00:55:26.680 It's because
00:55:27.340 they're stealing
00:55:27.840 your democracy.
00:55:29.600 There's only
00:55:30.260 one explanation
00:55:30.980 for that.
00:55:32.840 Now you've
00:55:33.460 got the party
00:55:33.960 elites trying
00:55:34.640 to replace
00:55:35.500 Biden,
00:55:35.980 which is
00:55:36.280 basically the
00:55:36.960 Iranian
00:55:37.280 system,
00:55:38.480 where the
00:55:38.840 elites,
00:55:40.000 or the
00:55:40.580 mullahs,
00:55:41.440 decide who
00:55:42.220 can run
00:55:42.760 because it
00:55:43.900 doesn't matter
00:55:44.340 which one
00:55:44.720 gets elected
00:55:45.300 because they've
00:55:46.200 all been
00:55:46.520 pre-approved.
00:55:48.140 The Iranian
00:55:48.940 system.
00:55:49.680 And they're
00:55:49.880 doing it right
00:55:50.320 in front of
00:55:50.740 us.
00:55:51.480 Again,
00:55:51.980 it's
00:55:52.280 observable.
00:55:53.740 Right?
00:55:54.360 You can see
00:55:55.460 them trying
00:55:55.940 to organize
00:55:56.700 a fake
00:55:57.480 primary
00:55:57.980 after they
00:55:59.360 had one.
00:56:02.940 And now
00:56:04.080 we are
00:56:04.700 connecting the
00:56:05.340 dots that
00:56:06.020 Hunter
00:56:06.600 once took
00:56:07.800 a $5 million
00:56:08.660 loan from
00:56:09.620 a Chinese
00:56:10.460 citizen who
00:56:12.140 was connected
00:56:12.840 to Chinese
00:56:13.500 intelligence
00:56:14.020 and there's
00:56:15.200 no indication
00:56:15.820 he ever
00:56:16.160 paid back
00:56:16.660 the $5
00:56:17.100 million loan,
00:56:18.240 which would
00:56:18.680 mean that
00:56:19.420 somebody in
00:56:20.100 China kind
00:56:20.600 of owns
00:56:20.980 him a
00:56:21.240 little bit.
00:56:22.460 And now
00:56:24.340 Hunter's
00:56:24.880 maybe controlling
00:56:25.860 policy in
00:56:26.760 the White
00:56:27.000 House just
00:56:27.900 because he's
00:56:28.380 capable.
00:56:31.260 So does
00:56:32.120 that sound
00:56:33.620 like democracy?
00:56:35.340 The guy
00:56:35.840 who is the
00:56:36.500 gatekeeper for
00:56:37.240 the president
00:56:37.840 owes a
00:56:39.320 Chinese guy
00:56:39.920 connected to
00:56:40.680 security or
00:56:41.600 Intel $5
00:56:43.220 million?
00:56:44.020 I don't
00:56:46.100 think that
00:56:46.400 could be
00:56:46.700 worse.
00:56:48.900 All right,
00:56:49.140 so those
00:56:49.500 seem, I
00:56:50.200 think you'd
00:56:50.580 agree that
00:56:51.660 those are
00:56:52.160 observable,
00:56:53.760 not really
00:56:55.440 any question
00:56:56.080 that all
00:56:56.520 that's
00:56:56.800 happening.
00:56:57.640 Not really.
00:56:59.280 Now here's
00:56:59.800 Trump's list,
00:57:02.140 stealing your
00:57:02.600 democracy.
00:57:04.600 There's the
00:57:05.480 things on
00:57:06.140 the Project
00:57:07.200 2025 list
00:57:08.500 that he
00:57:09.560 does not
00:57:10.080 agree with.
00:57:10.620 So the
00:57:11.980 first imaginary
00:57:12.720 category are
00:57:13.600 things he
00:57:14.080 says he
00:57:14.480 doesn't agree
00:57:14.980 with and
00:57:16.100 wouldn't do.
00:57:17.940 So that's
00:57:18.640 one of the
00:57:18.980 evidence that
00:57:19.620 he's going to
00:57:19.960 steal your
00:57:20.340 democracy.
00:57:21.300 The things
00:57:21.720 he says he
00:57:22.240 won't do
00:57:22.720 because they
00:57:24.080 are trying to
00:57:24.900 paint him as
00:57:25.780 supporter of
00:57:26.600 things he's
00:57:27.040 not supporting.
00:57:28.820 Then there's
00:57:29.580 all the
00:57:31.260 gaslighting that
00:57:32.080 Democrats did
00:57:32.840 about January
00:57:33.500 6.
00:57:33.940 So because
00:57:35.660 January 6 was
00:57:37.020 a whole
00:57:37.420 op, a
00:57:38.200 gaslighting
00:57:38.780 op, in
00:57:39.760 which they
00:57:40.120 pretended it
00:57:40.780 was an
00:57:41.040 insurrection
00:57:41.500 and that
00:57:42.060 Trump was
00:57:42.480 in charge
00:57:43.160 of it,
00:57:44.220 an entire
00:57:44.960 imaginary
00:57:45.680 hoax,
00:57:48.100 that's one
00:57:48.520 of the main
00:57:49.180 reasons that
00:57:49.740 they have to
00:57:50.200 say, well,
00:57:51.040 if he did
00:57:51.640 it once,
00:57:52.040 he'll do
00:57:52.280 it again.
00:57:53.460 But he
00:57:54.020 didn't do
00:57:54.400 it once.
00:57:55.300 He left
00:57:56.100 office on
00:57:56.720 the day he
00:57:57.160 was supposed
00:57:57.560 to leave
00:57:57.900 office.
00:57:59.760 And there
00:58:00.300 was never
00:58:00.720 any possibility
00:58:01.640 he could have
00:58:02.140 taken over a
00:58:02.780 country because
00:58:04.040 some of his
00:58:04.560 supporters
00:58:04.980 trespassed.
00:58:06.460 Or because
00:58:07.340 he picked
00:58:08.580 some alternate
00:58:09.260 electors just
00:58:10.180 to hold his
00:58:10.780 rights, but
00:58:11.920 that didn't
00:58:12.340 work out.
00:58:15.980 All right.
00:58:16.940 And then
00:58:17.720 there's the
00:58:20.360 stuff that
00:58:20.740 Democrats are
00:58:21.380 hallucinating
00:58:22.080 Trump might
00:58:22.640 do if he
00:58:23.120 becomes
00:58:23.460 president.
00:58:26.340 Literally,
00:58:26.980 they're afraid
00:58:28.200 of the things
00:58:28.760 you'll do that
00:58:29.380 they don't
00:58:29.720 really have a
00:58:30.320 specific name
00:58:31.220 for, but
00:58:31.800 think you
00:58:32.600 won't leave
00:58:33.000 office and
00:58:33.700 just crazy
00:58:34.440 shit that
00:58:35.520 is not
00:58:35.880 observable and
00:58:37.180 it seems to
00:58:37.680 come out of
00:58:38.060 pure mental
00:58:38.580 illness or
00:58:39.100 just lying.
00:58:40.680 And then,
00:58:41.600 of course,
00:58:41.920 there's the
00:58:42.300 abortion question
00:58:43.080 that he'll
00:58:43.540 take away
00:58:44.820 your bodily
00:58:45.380 autonomy.
00:58:46.800 Will he do
00:58:47.460 that by
00:58:48.180 taking himself
00:58:49.120 out of the
00:58:49.680 decision-making
00:58:50.340 process?
00:58:51.100 Because that's
00:58:51.520 what he said
00:58:51.900 he'd do.
00:58:52.620 He said he
00:58:53.380 would not
00:58:54.000 be part of
00:58:55.660 any national
00:58:56.820 ban on
00:58:57.360 abortion.
00:58:58.860 In other
00:58:59.180 words,
00:58:59.340 he's not
00:58:59.720 going to be
00:59:00.060 a decision-maker.
00:59:00.980 Either way,
00:59:03.800 he said he
00:59:04.840 moved all the
00:59:05.960 power to the
00:59:06.600 states, which
00:59:07.460 they've been
00:59:08.300 wanting to
00:59:08.720 do, so
00:59:09.760 that it's
00:59:10.160 not his
00:59:10.680 role.
00:59:13.000 How does
00:59:13.840 giving your
00:59:15.240 power away
00:59:15.880 to the
00:59:16.280 states suddenly
00:59:17.640 qualify as
00:59:18.460 stealing your
00:59:18.980 democracy?
00:59:19.480 I mean,
00:59:22.760 basically,
00:59:23.120 all he did
00:59:23.620 is correct
00:59:24.180 it.
00:59:24.820 It's
00:59:25.040 something that
00:59:25.580 seemed out of
00:59:27.280 whack at one
00:59:27.900 point, so he
00:59:28.480 corrected it,
00:59:29.340 put the power
00:59:30.020 back in the
00:59:30.480 states where it
00:59:31.020 probably should
00:59:31.440 have always
00:59:31.760 been.
00:59:32.680 Now,
00:59:33.300 have I made
00:59:34.860 my case
00:59:35.440 that the
00:59:37.260 Trump stealing
00:59:37.860 democracy is
00:59:38.820 purely imaginary
00:59:39.740 and it's based
00:59:40.840 on their own
00:59:41.320 hoaxes and
00:59:41.960 gaslighting?
00:59:43.320 And all of
00:59:44.260 theirs are
00:59:44.720 obvious.
00:59:45.620 It's a
00:59:45.880 longer list,
00:59:47.060 and you
00:59:47.980 can observe
00:59:48.440 it.
00:59:49.080 It's
00:59:49.520 observable
00:59:50.060 right now.
00:59:50.720 You don't
00:59:50.920 have to
00:59:51.180 wonder what
00:59:51.700 will happen
00:59:52.080 in the
00:59:52.320 future.
00:59:53.200 It's right
00:59:53.460 now.
00:59:55.900 All right,
00:59:56.540 and then you
00:59:56.960 have, of
00:59:57.300 course, Biden
00:59:57.860 defying the
00:59:58.600 majority, because
00:59:59.600 ABC News
01:00:00.300 says two-thirds
01:00:01.260 of the public
01:00:01.860 wants him to
01:00:02.480 step down.
01:00:03.440 Is he acting
01:00:04.160 all democratic
01:00:05.000 by staying
01:00:06.820 in office
01:00:07.480 when we
01:00:09.680 don't know
01:00:10.080 who's in
01:00:10.400 charge, and
01:00:12.320 two-thirds
01:00:12.740 of the country
01:00:13.240 wants him to
01:00:13.800 step down,
01:00:14.420 including the
01:00:15.020 majority of
01:00:15.400 his own
01:00:15.680 party?
01:00:17.060 So that's
01:00:17.860 his view
01:00:18.540 of preserving
01:00:20.020 democracy, I
01:00:20.880 guess, not
01:00:21.560 doing what
01:00:21.960 people want.
01:00:23.120 Now, I
01:00:23.400 know we're
01:00:23.660 not a
01:00:23.960 democracy.
01:00:25.700 Let me
01:00:27.180 just do an
01:00:27.620 update for
01:00:28.020 the NPCs.
01:00:31.200 Swimming is
01:00:31.880 the best
01:00:32.180 form of
01:00:32.620 exercise.
01:00:34.580 The United
01:00:35.120 States is a
01:00:36.060 form of
01:00:36.780 republic, not
01:00:37.520 a democracy.
01:00:39.820 And if
01:00:40.460 somebody invents
01:00:41.080 a new source
01:00:41.660 of food, it's
01:00:43.540 probably soil
01:00:44.160 and green.
01:00:45.760 So if
01:00:46.860 you're trying
01:00:47.200 to remain
01:00:47.840 an NPC in
01:00:49.120 good standing,
01:00:50.540 make sure
01:00:51.140 that whenever
01:00:51.720 any of those
01:00:52.340 topics come
01:00:53.000 up, you
01:00:54.320 add your
01:00:54.940 value like
01:00:55.580 I just
01:00:55.940 did.
01:00:57.340 At Grey
01:00:58.180 Goose, we
01:00:58.680 believe that
01:00:59.180 pleasure is a
01:00:59.920 necessity.
01:01:01.040 That's why we
01:01:01.540 craft the
01:01:02.000 world's number
01:01:02.600 one premium
01:01:03.260 vodka in
01:01:03.880 France, using
01:01:04.720 only three of
01:01:05.420 the finest
01:01:05.960 natural
01:01:06.520 ingredients,
01:01:07.460 French
01:01:07.720 winter wheat,
01:01:08.660 water from
01:01:09.220 Jean Sac,
01:01:09.920 and yeast.
01:01:10.480 With Grey
01:01:13.500 Goose, we
01:01:14.240 invite you to
01:01:14.940 live in the
01:01:15.360 moment and
01:01:16.080 make time
01:01:16.560 wait.
01:01:17.320 Sip
01:01:17.500 responsibly.
01:01:18.220 All right.
01:01:23.400 Representative
01:01:23.920 Anna
01:01:24.520 Polina
01:01:25.100 Luna from
01:01:27.980 Florida, she
01:01:28.920 wants, she's
01:01:29.860 leading up an
01:01:30.600 effort to try
01:01:31.720 to fine
01:01:32.460 Attorney General
01:01:34.460 Garland 10,000
01:01:35.400 per day until
01:01:37.340 he turns over
01:01:37.980 the Her
01:01:38.540 Audio.
01:01:39.320 Now the Her
01:01:39.820 Audio is the
01:01:40.540 one where we
01:01:41.840 think President
01:01:42.660 Biden was
01:01:43.300 incoherent, but
01:01:45.160 the transcript
01:01:45.760 may have erased
01:01:47.660 all the
01:01:48.040 incoherence.
01:01:49.640 So since
01:01:50.600 they already
01:01:50.960 have the
01:01:51.280 transcript, what
01:01:52.780 would be the
01:01:53.260 big deal of
01:01:53.880 hearing the
01:01:54.240 actual audio?
01:01:55.560 Well, I think
01:01:56.540 we all suspect
01:01:57.240 that the only
01:01:58.200 reason you don't
01:01:58.760 hear it is that
01:01:59.500 it's really bad.
01:02:01.340 And I think
01:02:02.700 Her was maybe
01:02:03.680 being kind by
01:02:05.220 saying he's too
01:02:06.100 out of it to
01:02:06.660 ever stand
01:02:07.500 trial.
01:02:08.740 I think he was
01:02:09.820 right on that.
01:02:10.860 And so far he's
01:02:11.640 been vindicated.
01:02:14.100 But I would ask
01:02:15.380 you this,
01:02:16.120 Representative
01:02:16.760 Luna,
01:02:17.660 how is this
01:02:18.620 good for us?
01:02:21.240 How is it
01:02:21.920 good?
01:02:23.820 Because worst
01:02:24.740 case scenario
01:02:25.440 is that audio
01:02:26.860 comes out
01:02:27.360 tomorrow,
01:02:28.760 Democrats say,
01:02:29.880 oh, okay,
01:02:30.260 we're all out.
01:02:31.320 And it goes to
01:02:32.000 90% of Democrats
01:02:33.320 want him out.
01:02:35.160 And then
01:02:35.960 basically he has
01:02:36.700 no choice.
01:02:37.300 He's going to
01:02:37.620 get pushed
01:02:38.280 out.
01:02:39.360 So how is
01:02:40.700 that good for
01:02:41.200 Trump?
01:02:41.480 I think Trump
01:02:43.600 is playing this
01:02:44.260 right.
01:02:45.840 Trump's playing
01:02:46.480 it right.
01:02:47.140 Because the
01:02:47.820 question of
01:02:48.460 whether Biden
01:02:49.220 is mentally
01:02:49.880 capable has
01:02:50.920 been asked
01:02:51.640 and answered.
01:02:52.960 If you're still
01:02:54.020 trying to ask
01:02:54.760 and answer it,
01:02:55.920 you're only
01:02:56.440 introducing a
01:02:57.200 variable that we
01:02:57.920 don't need and
01:02:58.620 could go wrong.
01:03:00.100 Because the way it
01:03:01.000 could go wrong is
01:03:02.020 it might give the
01:03:02.920 Democrats the
01:03:03.660 ability to rapidly
01:03:04.640 replace him,
01:03:05.820 and then you don't
01:03:06.440 know what you're
01:03:06.940 getting.
01:03:08.140 Then you don't
01:03:08.840 know what you're
01:03:09.300 getting.
01:03:10.320 Could be better,
01:03:11.360 although they
01:03:13.260 still have the
01:03:13.660 problem of how
01:03:14.640 do you skip
01:03:15.040 over Kamala.
01:03:16.580 So I suppose the
01:03:17.520 way they would do
01:03:18.020 it is they would
01:03:18.620 elevate Kamala
01:03:19.600 Harris to the
01:03:20.480 top, they would
01:03:21.640 pick a really
01:03:22.280 strong vice
01:03:23.300 president, and
01:03:24.040 then they would
01:03:24.380 sell him as a
01:03:25.140 team.
01:03:26.120 And they'd say,
01:03:26.520 well, you know,
01:03:27.740 if you don't like
01:03:28.280 Kamala, it's a
01:03:29.640 team.
01:03:30.000 Look at this
01:03:30.340 vice president
01:03:30.920 pick.
01:03:31.260 It's so strong.
01:03:33.260 That's probably
01:03:33.780 their best play.
01:03:34.920 But I don't think
01:03:35.740 we need to hear
01:03:36.320 the horror tape.
01:03:37.180 It's not going to
01:03:37.760 add anything, but
01:03:38.560 it could subtract
01:03:39.280 something.
01:03:39.740 It could reduce
01:03:41.360 the chances you
01:03:42.080 get the president
01:03:42.660 you want.
01:03:45.040 Joy Behar says
01:03:46.460 that when Trump
01:03:47.440 calls Kamala
01:03:48.960 laughing, laughing
01:03:50.540 Kamala, that it's
01:03:51.540 sexist.
01:03:53.140 That's not
01:03:53.940 something.
01:03:54.280 You would never
01:03:54.660 make fun of a
01:03:55.360 man's laugh, would
01:03:56.460 you?
01:03:57.340 Like, yeah, of
01:03:58.700 course, this is
01:04:00.160 purely sexist,
01:04:01.120 because making
01:04:02.440 fun of how
01:04:03.060 somebody laughs,
01:04:05.300 honestly, that
01:04:07.320 only happens to
01:04:08.260 women.
01:04:08.720 And conservatives
01:04:09.560 only make fun of
01:04:10.980 women who laugh
01:04:11.860 wrong.
01:04:14.780 Have I ever
01:04:15.560 given you my
01:04:16.360 Tucker Carlson
01:04:17.300 laughing impression?
01:04:18.780 Ah, I can't
01:04:21.040 do the high
01:04:21.380 pitch.
01:04:22.680 Everybody makes
01:04:23.480 fun of Tucker's
01:04:24.240 laugh.
01:04:26.420 Tucker's laugh
01:04:27.240 is one of the
01:04:27.720 most famous
01:04:28.340 memes in all
01:04:30.440 of right-leaning
01:04:31.360 world.
01:04:32.900 We love
01:04:33.600 Tucker.
01:04:33.940 No, Joy Behar
01:04:38.620 has, she can
01:04:39.480 find more ways
01:04:40.240 to be wrong
01:04:40.900 about more
01:04:41.400 things than
01:04:42.480 anybody I've
01:04:43.120 ever seen in
01:04:43.660 my life.
01:04:45.160 It's literally
01:04:45.860 one of the
01:04:46.440 most famous
01:04:47.060 things that
01:04:47.640 people make
01:04:48.120 fun of, is
01:04:49.240 that Tucker
01:04:49.680 has one of
01:04:50.280 the most
01:04:50.520 distinctive
01:04:51.080 laughs in
01:04:52.540 all of
01:04:52.920 laughter.
01:04:53.260 them.
01:04:55.520 So, no, it's
01:04:56.580 not, it's
01:04:58.120 not sexist.
01:05:01.700 Anyway, so
01:05:02.880 the press
01:05:03.220 conference will
01:05:03.760 be 5.30
01:05:04.520 today, Eastern
01:05:05.540 Time, and
01:05:07.840 basically all the
01:05:08.760 major outlets,
01:05:09.820 news outlets that
01:05:10.840 normally support
01:05:11.600 the president are
01:05:13.280 against them.
01:05:14.340 In other news,
01:05:15.400 Alex Soros, the
01:05:16.760 heir to the
01:05:17.660 Soros fortune,
01:05:18.720 now in control of
01:05:19.700 its money, has
01:05:21.120 married Huma
01:05:22.040 Abedin.
01:05:24.680 I'm just
01:05:25.300 going to say
01:05:25.820 it.
01:05:27.160 Do you want me
01:05:27.900 to beat around
01:05:28.400 the bush, or
01:05:29.900 do you want me
01:05:30.300 to just say
01:05:30.680 it?
01:05:34.620 This is why
01:05:35.420 it's good to
01:05:35.860 be canceled.
01:05:36.960 I would never
01:05:37.880 say what I'm
01:05:38.560 going to say
01:05:38.960 next, unless
01:05:40.460 I'd been
01:05:40.840 canceled.
01:05:43.100 If you spend
01:05:43.940 one minute
01:05:44.500 Googling
01:05:45.800 Alex Soros
01:05:46.700 and images,
01:05:49.700 he's very
01:05:51.520 gay, all
01:05:53.760 right?
01:05:54.540 Let's just
01:05:55.200 say you've
01:05:55.760 never seen a
01:05:56.420 gayer guy
01:05:57.140 hanging out
01:05:58.480 in intimate
01:05:59.460 poses with his
01:06:00.380 boyfriends.
01:06:02.060 He's not even
01:06:02.940 slightly straight.
01:06:05.100 He's the
01:06:05.740 gayest gay guy
01:06:06.640 you've ever seen
01:06:07.260 in your life.
01:06:08.420 Now, if you
01:06:08.800 don't believe me,
01:06:10.440 just Google
01:06:11.500 his images.
01:06:13.300 There are
01:06:13.800 plenty of them.
01:06:14.720 It's really
01:06:15.760 observable and
01:06:17.040 obvious.
01:06:17.940 Now, you
01:06:18.380 will not tell
01:06:19.040 me.
01:06:19.220 Here's what
01:06:19.660 won't happen.
01:06:21.000 I guarantee
01:06:21.600 this won't
01:06:22.240 happen.
01:06:23.300 You're not
01:06:23.740 going to go
01:06:24.100 look at the
01:06:24.580 pictures yourself
01:06:25.440 and then say,
01:06:27.080 I think you're
01:06:27.840 misinterpreting
01:06:28.560 this, Scott.
01:06:30.360 No, you're
01:06:31.060 not going to
01:06:31.420 do that.
01:06:33.800 There's no
01:06:34.480 doubt from
01:06:36.360 his personal
01:06:36.960 life that he's
01:06:38.440 a gay man.
01:06:39.540 Now, I love
01:06:40.440 the LGBTQ
01:06:41.780 community.
01:06:43.160 I'm very
01:06:43.600 pro-gay.
01:06:44.180 So, I'm
01:06:45.780 not saying
01:06:46.120 anything bad
01:06:46.680 about him.
01:06:47.900 Just to
01:06:49.000 clarify, it's
01:06:49.920 2024, you
01:06:50.820 have to
01:06:51.060 clarify.
01:06:51.920 In 2024, I
01:06:53.460 shouldn't have
01:06:54.120 to clarify that
01:06:56.120 if I mention
01:06:56.740 somebody's gay,
01:06:57.600 it's not an
01:06:58.060 insult.
01:06:59.400 Are we past
01:07:00.720 that yet?
01:07:02.020 Can we be
01:07:02.500 past that?
01:07:03.240 Can it just
01:07:03.640 be a fact
01:07:04.560 without it
01:07:06.400 being some
01:07:06.780 kind of assumed
01:07:08.360 insult?
01:07:08.820 Well, we
01:07:09.220 should be
01:07:09.520 way past
01:07:09.980 that because
01:07:11.680 the LGBT
01:07:12.240 community is
01:07:13.480 probably one
01:07:14.140 of the most
01:07:14.460 successful
01:07:15.000 American
01:07:15.660 communities.
01:07:16.960 One of the
01:07:17.760 ones I have
01:07:18.160 the most
01:07:18.440 respect for,
01:07:19.220 honestly.
01:07:20.340 Because you
01:07:21.020 know why?
01:07:22.120 Nobody ever
01:07:23.000 said this.
01:07:24.800 We don't
01:07:25.500 want to go
01:07:25.840 to that gay
01:07:26.740 neighborhood
01:07:27.180 because of
01:07:28.040 all the
01:07:28.420 crime and
01:07:29.200 filth.
01:07:31.020 It's like
01:07:31.620 one of the
01:07:31.920 most successful
01:07:32.600 groups in
01:07:33.240 America.
01:07:34.240 So, I have
01:07:34.560 complete respect
01:07:35.320 for that
01:07:35.700 group.
01:07:36.820 Now, he's
01:07:38.360 obviously a
01:07:38.980 member of
01:07:39.260 the group.
01:07:40.780 And he's
01:07:41.400 marrying a
01:07:41.900 woman who's
01:07:44.160 what, 10
01:07:44.660 years older
01:07:45.100 than him?
01:07:47.340 Which is what
01:07:48.100 billionaires do
01:07:48.760 all the time,
01:07:49.300 don't they?
01:07:50.160 They marry
01:07:50.600 people who are
01:07:51.080 10 years older
01:07:51.720 than him.
01:07:53.320 I don't think
01:07:54.040 I've ever seen
01:07:54.580 it, frankly.
01:07:56.080 It's like,
01:07:56.440 that's like how
01:07:56.980 something happens
01:07:57.500 zero times.
01:07:58.820 So, your
01:07:59.580 pattern recognition
01:08:00.760 should be kicking
01:08:01.660 in at this
01:08:02.180 point.
01:08:02.920 And your
01:08:03.520 pattern recognition
01:08:04.380 should say
01:08:04.940 something like,
01:08:05.820 huh, that
01:08:07.280 looks a lot
01:08:07.800 like somebody
01:08:08.340 who's getting
01:08:08.780 married for
01:08:09.340 political
01:08:09.760 reasons.
01:08:11.440 Doesn't it?
01:08:12.980 What could
01:08:13.660 that political
01:08:14.220 reason be?
01:08:15.600 Well, we
01:08:17.160 believe that
01:08:17.680 George Soros,
01:08:18.540 whether you
01:08:18.840 think he's
01:08:19.300 evil or not,
01:08:20.940 is a
01:08:21.440 brilliant,
01:08:22.060 brilliant
01:08:22.360 tactician.
01:08:23.800 Would you
01:08:24.160 agree?
01:08:25.200 Nobody's ever
01:08:25.900 called George
01:08:26.480 Soros dumb.
01:08:27.560 I mean, he
01:08:27.880 just keeps
01:08:28.660 doing smart
01:08:29.320 looking things
01:08:30.040 that you
01:08:30.960 might not
01:08:31.320 like, but
01:08:33.100 he's certainly
01:08:33.700 effective.
01:08:35.680 Would you
01:08:36.320 say the same
01:08:36.820 thing about
01:08:37.220 Alex?
01:08:38.600 Well, I
01:08:39.520 don't know.
01:08:40.500 I've not
01:08:41.180 seen any
01:08:41.720 evidence that
01:08:42.560 he's a
01:08:43.080 highly qualified
01:08:44.340 player.
01:08:45.440 It seems that
01:08:46.380 they're hiding
01:08:46.900 him from
01:08:47.700 interviews.
01:08:49.280 Because given
01:08:50.160 his emphasized
01:08:51.040 influence on
01:08:52.000 the world,
01:08:52.960 I mean,
01:08:53.320 really, really
01:08:54.100 big, he
01:08:55.340 should be on
01:08:56.680 interviews every
01:08:57.320 day.
01:08:58.740 But they
01:08:59.760 seem to be
01:09:00.200 hiding him.
01:09:01.120 If you can
01:09:01.860 find an
01:09:02.440 interview of
01:09:03.040 him talking
01:09:03.540 in public,
01:09:04.300 you'll very
01:09:05.160 quickly learn
01:09:06.080 why they're
01:09:06.580 hiding him.
01:09:07.580 I don't
01:09:08.380 think he's
01:09:08.780 good at
01:09:09.180 it.
01:09:10.360 I don't
01:09:10.780 think he's
01:09:11.160 good at
01:09:11.540 it.
01:09:12.200 And I
01:09:12.900 think that
01:09:14.760 when you
01:09:15.640 see Hillary
01:09:16.300 Clinton's
01:09:16.940 best friend
01:09:17.660 and confidant
01:09:18.600 marry him
01:09:19.860 in a
01:09:21.020 marriage that
01:09:22.120 looks suspicious
01:09:23.260 at best,
01:09:24.480 you have to
01:09:25.580 say to
01:09:25.860 yourself,
01:09:26.480 is there
01:09:27.560 something else
01:09:28.120 going on
01:09:28.580 here?
01:09:29.960 Now, I
01:09:30.620 don't know,
01:09:31.160 but let
01:09:33.140 me just
01:09:33.580 speculate.
01:09:35.520 It looks
01:09:36.360 like Hillary
01:09:36.960 is making
01:09:37.480 a play
01:09:38.020 to control
01:09:39.660 the Soros
01:09:40.320 fortune
01:09:40.780 after George
01:09:42.440 Soros
01:09:42.880 passes,
01:09:43.760 which will
01:09:44.180 happen pretty
01:09:44.960 soon.
01:09:46.660 Because all
01:09:47.520 that money,
01:09:48.540 or at least
01:09:49.160 control of
01:09:49.820 it,
01:09:50.160 will go to
01:09:50.660 Alex.
01:09:51.940 Alex will
01:09:52.720 be controlled
01:09:53.320 by Huma,
01:09:54.320 which gives
01:09:57.620 Hillary
01:09:58.040 functional
01:09:59.520 control of
01:10:00.340 the Soros
01:10:00.960 fortune.
01:10:03.680 That's the
01:10:04.360 play.
01:10:05.240 In my
01:10:05.940 opinion,
01:10:06.340 that's the
01:10:06.700 play.
01:10:07.500 Now, let's
01:10:08.060 take it to
01:10:08.580 the next
01:10:09.020 level of
01:10:09.660 conspiracy
01:10:10.140 theory.
01:10:14.060 What
01:10:14.580 happens if
01:10:15.360 Alex Soros
01:10:16.220 dies in a
01:10:17.100 boating
01:10:17.380 accident,
01:10:18.000 tragically?
01:10:19.160 What if he
01:10:19.880 falls off a
01:10:20.480 yacht and
01:10:22.520 a sharkism?
01:10:23.160 Because that
01:10:24.460 could happen.
01:10:24.920 He's on a
01:10:25.280 lot of
01:10:25.460 yachts.
01:10:26.580 Accidents
01:10:27.020 happen,
01:10:27.520 people.
01:10:28.300 Accidents
01:10:28.680 happen.
01:10:29.660 Just the
01:10:30.020 fact that he
01:10:30.480 happens to
01:10:30.900 be in
01:10:31.220 Hillary's,
01:10:32.180 I mean,
01:10:32.680 Hillary's,
01:10:33.540 he's in
01:10:34.080 Hillary's
01:10:34.580 orbit,
01:10:35.320 that doesn't
01:10:36.220 mean something
01:10:36.580 bad is going
01:10:37.060 to happen to
01:10:37.500 him.
01:10:37.900 I mean,
01:10:38.160 I know you
01:10:38.660 think that.
01:10:40.120 But just
01:10:41.160 because Hillary,
01:10:42.200 I mean Hillary,
01:10:43.200 just because
01:10:43.800 Hillary would
01:10:45.420 get functional
01:10:46.560 control of,
01:10:47.660 I don't know,
01:10:48.380 $30 billion
01:10:49.240 that she could
01:10:50.280 use to control
01:10:50.980 the world,
01:10:52.020 that doesn't
01:10:53.140 mean she's
01:10:53.620 going to
01:10:53.860 kill Alex
01:10:54.520 and let
01:10:55.640 Huma take
01:10:56.380 over the
01:10:56.720 money and
01:10:58.360 presumably
01:10:58.900 Clinton has
01:11:00.060 some influence
01:11:01.180 over Huma.
01:11:03.720 So I
01:11:06.080 think it's
01:11:06.480 exactly what
01:11:07.160 it looks like.
01:11:08.540 I think Huma
01:11:09.320 is going to
01:11:10.580 maybe make
01:11:12.360 George Soros
01:11:13.260 happy before
01:11:13.920 he dies,
01:11:14.780 as in maybe
01:11:16.820 George Soros
01:11:17.760 doesn't know
01:11:18.320 his son is
01:11:18.780 gay.
01:11:19.020 and he
01:11:20.960 might think,
01:11:21.780 you know
01:11:21.980 what I
01:11:22.200 really need
01:11:22.760 is heirs.
01:11:24.180 I want to
01:11:24.780 make sure
01:11:25.080 I have an
01:11:25.380 heir.
01:11:26.680 So it
01:11:27.300 could be
01:11:27.860 that Alex
01:11:29.680 is making
01:11:30.460 his father
01:11:31.120 seem to
01:11:32.540 be getting
01:11:32.920 an heir,
01:11:33.760 but he'll
01:11:34.880 die before
01:11:35.520 he has to
01:11:36.060 see if
01:11:36.320 there's an
01:11:36.660 heir or
01:11:36.940 not.
01:11:38.900 So
01:11:39.340 every bit
01:11:40.980 of this
01:11:41.280 looks
01:11:41.540 suspicious.
01:11:42.700 They don't
01:11:43.100 look like a
01:11:43.660 couple even
01:11:44.260 a little bit,
01:11:45.140 honestly,
01:11:45.900 if you see
01:11:46.260 the pictures.
01:11:48.320 I think
01:11:48.980 it's exactly
01:11:49.500 what it
01:11:49.840 looks like.
01:11:50.700 It looks
01:11:51.100 like a
01:11:51.520 Hillary Clinton
01:11:52.240 play to
01:11:53.380 get control
01:11:53.960 of Soros'
01:11:54.640 fortune because
01:11:55.900 they don't
01:11:56.300 think Alex
01:11:56.880 Soros is
01:11:57.440 dependable or
01:11:58.180 smart and
01:12:00.020 they need to
01:12:02.460 control it
01:12:03.020 because it's
01:12:03.520 essential to
01:12:04.240 their power
01:12:04.660 base.
01:12:05.040 They can't
01:12:05.360 lose control
01:12:06.000 of that.
01:12:07.780 That's what
01:12:08.360 I think.
01:12:12.360 And
01:12:12.800 let's see.
01:12:16.260 I'm
01:12:20.020 quoted in
01:12:20.620 the
01:12:20.760 Gateway
01:12:21.040 Pundit.
01:12:22.900 So
01:12:23.380 here's what
01:12:24.040 I said
01:12:24.360 that they
01:12:24.680 quoted.
01:12:25.200 I said
01:12:25.480 this on
01:12:25.820 X.
01:12:26.520 When
01:12:26.960 Biden
01:12:27.360 refuses
01:12:27.940 to sign
01:12:29.080 a bill
01:12:29.500 preventing
01:12:30.220 non-citizens
01:12:31.180 from voting,
01:12:32.140 which I
01:12:32.500 think is
01:12:32.820 going to
01:12:33.060 happen.
01:12:33.780 So the
01:12:34.140 House passed
01:12:34.680 a bill that
01:12:35.160 says non-citizens
01:12:36.060 can't vote.
01:12:37.380 The Senate
01:12:38.080 might pass
01:12:39.020 it.
01:12:39.460 We don't
01:12:39.820 know.
01:12:40.620 But if
01:12:40.940 they did,
01:12:41.960 it would
01:12:42.260 get to
01:12:42.700 Biden and
01:12:43.240 he said
01:12:43.560 he would
01:12:43.780 reject it.
01:12:44.620 So that's
01:12:45.340 the premise.
01:12:46.260 So if
01:12:47.060 Biden
01:12:47.500 refuses to
01:12:48.400 sign a
01:12:48.720 bill preventing
01:12:49.700 non-citizens
01:12:50.660 from voting,
01:12:52.380 that should
01:12:53.160 become the
01:12:53.580 only issue
01:12:54.020 in the
01:12:54.280 campaign.
01:12:55.940 Because it
01:12:56.800 also reveals
01:12:57.520 everything else.
01:12:58.780 It's like the
01:12:59.380 key that opens
01:13:00.220 up everything.
01:13:01.660 It gives
01:13:02.240 away the
01:13:02.520 whole game.
01:13:04.600 And what I
01:13:05.020 mean by that
01:13:05.480 is it's an
01:13:06.120 unambiguous
01:13:06.620 statement that
01:13:07.320 Democrats
01:13:07.960 prefer their
01:13:09.380 power over
01:13:10.880 your happiness.
01:13:11.560 there's no
01:13:13.560 other way to
01:13:14.000 explain it.
01:13:15.160 That they
01:13:15.860 need a
01:13:16.700 crooked
01:13:17.140 election because
01:13:18.300 they need
01:13:18.620 the power.
01:13:19.740 And they
01:13:20.380 don't care if
01:13:21.100 it makes you
01:13:21.580 unhappy and
01:13:22.300 your outcome
01:13:22.780 is worse.
01:13:23.760 They're just
01:13:24.380 putting themselves
01:13:24.940 over you.
01:13:26.540 And what I
01:13:28.020 said is you
01:13:28.440 should ask
01:13:29.160 Democrats to
01:13:30.140 defend it.
01:13:31.360 And you
01:13:31.680 should ask
01:13:32.140 Biden to
01:13:32.960 defend it.
01:13:34.120 Like why
01:13:34.600 would you
01:13:35.040 say that
01:13:36.760 non-citizens
01:13:37.560 could vote.
01:13:39.320 Now I
01:13:39.700 think their
01:13:40.420 reason is
01:13:41.100 going to
01:13:41.340 be
01:13:42.720 somebody's
01:13:45.980 telling me
01:13:46.280 that Uma
01:13:46.640 is 47 so
01:13:48.000 she's not
01:13:48.440 going to be
01:13:48.760 making any
01:13:49.240 errors.
01:13:50.260 I disagree.
01:13:52.840 They could
01:13:53.880 probably use
01:13:56.580 a surrogate
01:13:57.240 and make a
01:13:57.720 baby.
01:13:59.220 So don't
01:14:00.120 be surprised
01:14:00.840 if you hear
01:14:01.700 that there's
01:14:02.180 a surrogate
01:14:03.140 baby on the
01:14:03.700 way.
01:14:05.840 But
01:14:07.560 anyway.
01:14:12.480 So I
01:14:13.020 would ask
01:14:13.440 Biden to
01:14:14.140 defend it
01:14:14.660 and I
01:14:14.920 would ask
01:14:15.320 the Democrats
01:14:16.320 to defend
01:14:16.980 why they
01:14:17.520 don't want
01:14:17.900 to limit
01:14:18.680 voting to
01:14:19.280 citizens.
01:14:23.480 And I
01:14:25.460 don't think
01:14:25.760 they can
01:14:26.060 defend it.
01:14:26.500 I think
01:14:26.720 what they're
01:14:27.100 going to
01:14:27.300 say is,
01:14:27.760 well, it's
01:14:27.960 already illegal,
01:14:28.740 so don't
01:14:29.020 worry about
01:14:29.460 it.
01:14:29.780 But that's
01:14:30.820 kind of
01:14:31.080 missing the
01:14:31.500 point.
01:14:32.740 Well, the
01:14:33.080 Daily Show
01:14:33.640 had a little
01:14:34.100 panel of
01:14:34.740 six black
01:14:35.760 voters that
01:14:36.600 they were
01:14:36.820 asking about
01:14:37.520 the
01:14:38.880 presidency.
01:14:40.680 And so
01:14:42.340 they got
01:14:42.660 their New
01:14:44.180 Yorkers,
01:14:44.720 too.
01:14:45.100 So they're
01:14:45.480 black New
01:14:46.020 York voters,
01:14:46.680 a mix of
01:14:47.120 men and
01:14:47.420 women.
01:14:48.340 And half
01:14:49.340 of the
01:14:49.580 group,
01:14:49.940 three out
01:14:50.240 of six,
01:14:50.580 said they
01:14:50.860 would vote
01:14:51.160 for Trump.
01:14:53.620 The
01:14:54.060 moderator who
01:14:55.720 worked for
01:14:56.180 the Daily
01:14:57.320 Show was
01:14:58.280 also a black
01:14:58.960 gentleman.
01:14:59.700 And after
01:15:00.080 three of the
01:15:00.660 six of them
01:15:01.120 said they
01:15:01.440 would vote
01:15:01.720 for Trump,
01:15:03.000 he said,
01:15:04.060 and I
01:15:04.300 quote,
01:15:05.100 we're an
01:15:05.460 even split.
01:15:06.040 But I
01:15:06.900 didn't see
01:15:07.220 that coming.
01:15:10.260 I didn't
01:15:10.900 see that
01:15:11.320 coming.
01:15:12.960 I did.
01:15:14.140 I would
01:15:14.460 have guessed
01:15:15.180 three out
01:15:15.520 of six.
01:15:17.180 If you
01:15:17.740 said how
01:15:18.300 many randomly
01:15:19.160 picked are
01:15:20.240 going to say
01:15:20.620 Trump, I
01:15:21.080 would have
01:15:21.280 said about
01:15:21.600 three out
01:15:21.940 of six.
01:15:23.200 That's, you
01:15:23.980 know, two
01:15:24.300 out of six,
01:15:25.120 maybe more
01:15:26.340 often, but
01:15:26.860 three out of
01:15:27.360 six, I
01:15:27.740 think you
01:15:28.060 can get
01:15:28.380 there.
01:15:28.600 And as
01:15:31.660 Mike
01:15:31.900 Benz warns
01:15:32.720 and many
01:15:33.040 of you
01:15:33.320 are seeing
01:15:33.820 and I
01:15:34.160 think Glenn
01:15:34.780 Greenwald
01:15:35.240 is warning
01:15:35.760 on this
01:15:36.120 too, the
01:15:37.180 Democrats
01:15:37.660 can't release
01:15:38.320 on this
01:15:38.700 Russia is
01:15:39.280 to blame
01:15:39.640 for everything
01:15:40.140 thing.
01:15:41.100 Do you
01:15:41.500 all understand
01:15:42.020 why it's
01:15:42.440 always Russia?
01:15:44.140 You have
01:15:44.680 to know the
01:15:45.060 history of
01:15:45.580 the CIA.
01:15:47.340 So the
01:15:48.020 CIA is the
01:15:48.980 CIA because
01:15:49.660 of the
01:15:49.960 Soviet Union.
01:15:51.060 When the
01:15:51.620 Soviet Union
01:15:52.260 fell, they
01:15:53.680 needed a new
01:15:54.320 enemy to
01:15:55.240 justify their
01:15:56.500 actions and
01:15:57.060 their budget.
01:15:57.560 so like,
01:15:58.700 well, Russia,
01:16:00.420 even though the
01:16:01.220 entire point
01:16:02.000 of disintegrating
01:16:03.180 the Soviet
01:16:03.640 Union was
01:16:04.660 that Russia
01:16:05.240 would basically
01:16:05.840 become friends
01:16:06.780 with the
01:16:07.080 United States.
01:16:08.860 Do you
01:16:09.440 know why
01:16:09.680 we're not
01:16:10.000 friends with
01:16:10.580 Russia when
01:16:11.840 everything they
01:16:13.080 were doing
01:16:13.580 was for the
01:16:14.300 intention of
01:16:14.860 being our
01:16:15.180 friends and
01:16:15.700 never being
01:16:16.160 in a war
01:16:16.480 with us?
01:16:18.640 It's because
01:16:19.380 it wouldn't
01:16:19.740 be good for
01:16:20.140 the CIA's
01:16:20.800 budget.
01:16:21.840 That's probably
01:16:22.600 the only
01:16:22.920 reason.
01:16:24.440 Yeah, that's
01:16:24.740 probably the
01:16:25.100 only reason.
01:16:25.840 Now, there
01:16:26.200 was also the
01:16:26.780 energy,
01:16:27.560 stuff, you
01:16:28.460 know, later,
01:16:28.980 blah, blah, blah.
01:16:29.980 And Putin, you
01:16:31.060 know, maybe
01:16:31.360 interfering in
01:16:32.260 other countries
01:16:33.080 where we
01:16:33.520 wanted to
01:16:33.980 interfere before
01:16:34.740 he interfered.
01:16:35.920 So there's, you
01:16:36.580 know, certainly
01:16:37.000 there's lots of
01:16:37.620 little stuff.
01:16:39.180 But if we
01:16:40.120 had already
01:16:40.580 made friends
01:16:41.200 with him,
01:16:42.940 Putin probably
01:16:43.620 would already
01:16:44.160 be working
01:16:44.700 productively with
01:16:45.700 us in these
01:16:46.380 other countries.
01:16:47.340 And if he
01:16:48.120 wanted something
01:16:48.720 like a warm
01:16:49.740 port, and
01:16:52.480 they were our
01:16:52.960 allies, we
01:16:54.960 would have said
01:16:55.440 something like,
01:16:56.540 well, why
01:16:56.860 would we
01:16:57.220 object to
01:16:57.700 you having
01:16:58.000 a warm
01:16:58.360 port?
01:16:59.300 You're our
01:16:59.700 ally.
01:17:01.060 We don't
01:17:01.980 object to
01:17:02.500 France putting
01:17:03.180 a port
01:17:03.520 anywhere, do
01:17:04.080 we?
01:17:05.060 They're our
01:17:05.400 ally.
01:17:06.660 So it
01:17:08.100 seems to me
01:17:08.760 that the
01:17:09.160 reason Russia,
01:17:10.180 Russia, Russia
01:17:10.740 is because the
01:17:12.760 intel people
01:17:13.560 work with the
01:17:14.680 Democrats, and
01:17:16.540 the intel people
01:17:17.680 need the
01:17:18.360 Democrats to
01:17:19.040 tell you that
01:17:19.660 Russia, Russia,
01:17:20.420 Russia, so they
01:17:21.560 can keep their
01:17:22.140 budget.
01:17:22.420 So I
01:17:23.920 don't think
01:17:24.360 that Russia
01:17:26.140 is an enemy
01:17:26.780 is real.
01:17:27.960 I don't think
01:17:28.660 it's based on
01:17:29.240 reality.
01:17:30.360 I think some
01:17:31.180 reality comes
01:17:31.880 out of it,
01:17:32.360 because when
01:17:32.760 you tell each
01:17:33.440 other you're
01:17:33.960 enemies, you
01:17:35.420 don't work
01:17:35.920 together in
01:17:36.440 other countries
01:17:36.980 well.
01:17:38.000 So we see
01:17:38.580 that, but it
01:17:39.980 feels like a
01:17:40.520 manufactured
01:17:41.160 problem, totally
01:17:43.740 manufactured, and
01:17:45.300 it looks like it's
01:17:45.840 manufactured to
01:17:46.660 support the
01:17:47.160 budget of our
01:17:47.720 intelligence people,
01:17:48.820 and nothing
01:17:49.180 else.
01:17:49.460 It may be
01:17:49.780 military, too.
01:17:50.580 That's what it
01:17:52.980 looks like.
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01:18:27.480 says sanctuary
01:18:28.220 cities are a big
01:18:29.060 mistake, wants
01:18:29.720 them to go away,
01:18:30.420 of course.
01:18:31.380 All right, I've
01:18:31.800 got a challenge
01:18:32.200 for you.
01:18:33.360 Oh, wait, we'll
01:18:33.920 do this first.
01:18:35.020 So Joe Rogan was
01:18:36.020 talking about Elon
01:18:37.460 Musk believing we
01:18:38.580 live in a
01:18:38.980 simulation, and he
01:18:41.360 said something that
01:18:42.100 I've said a few
01:18:42.600 times.
01:18:43.480 He said, if you're
01:18:44.380 Elon Musk, of
01:18:45.860 course you believe
01:18:46.700 it's a simulation.
01:18:48.140 People are letting
01:18:48.800 you drill tunnels
01:18:49.680 under LA and
01:18:50.520 shoot rockets off
01:18:51.340 into space, and
01:18:51.980 you make electric
01:18:52.600 cars, solar roof
01:18:53.580 panels.
01:18:54.440 I mean, he's
01:18:55.060 literally living like
01:18:56.100 some character in a
01:18:57.000 movie.
01:18:59.880 Now, I've told you
01:19:00.840 that, right?
01:19:01.340 The exact same
01:19:02.080 thing.
01:19:02.720 If you were Elon
01:19:03.680 Musk, and you saw
01:19:05.600 what you could
01:19:06.260 personally accomplish,
01:19:07.800 you would have to
01:19:09.180 believe none of this
01:19:09.880 is real, because he
01:19:11.520 lives life like a
01:19:12.520 video game.
01:19:13.660 He plays video
01:19:14.460 games, so that
01:19:15.880 model is in his
01:19:16.700 head closer to the
01:19:18.420 front of his head.
01:19:20.600 But I say the
01:19:21.520 same thing.
01:19:22.540 Now, you don't
01:19:23.320 know everything about
01:19:24.240 my life, but if you
01:19:26.380 just looked at the
01:19:27.180 things you know
01:19:27.800 about, how is that
01:19:29.680 possibly real?
01:19:31.520 That when I was six
01:19:32.540 years old, I said,
01:19:33.380 you know, I think I
01:19:34.580 want to be a famous
01:19:35.480 cartoonist.
01:19:37.680 Well, the number of
01:19:38.740 famous cartoonists who
01:19:40.060 happened since I was
01:19:41.060 six years old is like
01:19:42.180 three, three or four
01:19:45.480 out of seven billion
01:19:48.240 people, and I'm one
01:19:50.500 of the three or four.
01:19:52.780 How is that possible?
01:19:55.040 And then, you know,
01:19:55.760 next thing I know, I'm
01:19:56.720 predicting Trump, and
01:19:57.980 I'm invited to the
01:19:58.780 White House, and here
01:19:59.780 I am.
01:20:00.680 How is any of this
01:20:01.540 possible?
01:20:03.040 Right?
01:20:03.260 And that's just my
01:20:04.120 professional life.
01:20:05.080 My personal life is
01:20:05.980 even weirder.
01:20:07.060 How is any of it
01:20:07.820 possible?
01:20:10.080 So, yes, I believe
01:20:11.120 we're in a simulation
01:20:11.980 and I think we're
01:20:12.900 going to find out in
01:20:13.780 a year.
01:20:14.940 So, that's my
01:20:15.640 prediction.
01:20:16.500 I think we're one
01:20:17.240 year away from
01:20:18.520 confirming that we
01:20:20.000 live in a simulation.
01:20:21.900 Now, when I say
01:20:22.520 confirming, I don't
01:20:24.180 mean that everybody
01:20:25.120 will agree.
01:20:26.740 I mean that the
01:20:28.020 evidence will be
01:20:28.720 overwhelming.
01:20:29.980 And here's what it
01:20:30.760 will look like.
01:20:31.760 In one year, we
01:20:33.340 will create our own
01:20:34.760 simulation in which
01:20:36.380 the characters believe
01:20:37.500 they have consciousness,
01:20:39.360 free will, and they
01:20:40.540 are living their own
01:20:41.420 lives.
01:20:41.980 Once we do that, and
01:20:44.760 we already have the
01:20:45.440 tech for that, once we
01:20:46.920 do it, maybe in a
01:20:48.260 year, the argument for
01:20:50.520 us not being one will
01:20:51.800 just disappear.
01:20:53.360 Because once we can do
01:20:54.660 it, the argument was
01:20:56.440 always that once it can
01:20:57.580 be done, there'll be
01:20:58.260 more than one.
01:20:59.620 So, after somebody makes
01:21:01.140 one of them, in a year,
01:21:03.200 in the real world, in
01:21:04.240 one year, there will be
01:21:04.980 that simulation, somebody
01:21:06.760 else is going to say,
01:21:07.620 hey, that's a good idea,
01:21:08.580 I'll make one too.
01:21:09.280 And at that moment, the
01:21:12.820 number of simulated
01:21:13.900 realities will be
01:21:15.880 confirmed to be twice as
01:21:17.900 many as base reality if
01:21:21.360 there is, if even one
01:21:22.700 exists.
01:21:25.060 Now, the argument that I've
01:21:26.400 heard against the
01:21:27.100 simulation is stupid, and
01:21:28.680 it goes like this.
01:21:30.000 But, Scott, you're just
01:21:31.000 pushing God back one more
01:21:33.000 level.
01:21:33.280 I mean, you know,
01:21:34.820 something can't come
01:21:35.740 from nothing, so
01:21:37.260 therefore, God.
01:21:38.940 And then I say, is God
01:21:40.920 something?
01:21:41.960 Well, yes.
01:21:42.960 Where did he come from?
01:21:48.640 Something came from
01:21:49.720 nothing, or something was
01:21:52.180 always there.
01:21:54.760 Here's the answer to where
01:21:56.400 everything came from.
01:21:59.300 Everything was always here.
01:22:00.740 That's it.
01:22:03.780 Now, the fact that your
01:22:04.840 brain can't wrap its head
01:22:06.000 around that doesn't make
01:22:07.180 it wrong, because you can't
01:22:08.620 wrap your head around any of
01:22:09.620 physics.
01:22:10.380 But you're not, you don't
01:22:11.380 need to solve the problem of
01:22:12.760 how anything came from
01:22:13.840 nothing, because that's an
01:22:15.620 absurd assumption.
01:22:17.200 The correct assumption is
01:22:18.680 there was always something.
01:22:20.640 Do you know why?
01:22:22.240 Because you can't make
01:22:23.200 something out of nothing.
01:22:24.960 It's obvious there was
01:22:26.220 always something.
01:22:26.820 You know, even if you say
01:22:30.040 the Big Bang was the
01:22:31.440 beginning, no, whatever it
01:22:34.860 was that caused the Big
01:22:35.820 Bang had to exist.
01:22:37.520 So there was always
01:22:38.480 something, even if it was
01:22:40.180 packed into, you know, one
01:22:41.380 little singularity, but there
01:22:43.080 was something.
01:22:44.440 So, no, you don't have to
01:22:46.100 solve the God or simulation
01:22:47.560 problem.
01:22:48.700 There was always something.
01:22:50.960 That's it.
01:22:51.840 That's the whole solution.
01:22:52.980 There was always something.
01:22:53.840 All right.
01:22:57.760 Here is my last challenge to
01:22:59.500 you.
01:22:59.840 I want to see if you can
01:23:00.620 prove me wrong.
01:23:02.420 I was curious how many of
01:23:04.820 the predictions made during
01:23:06.580 the Al Gore era of the
01:23:09.780 Inconvenient Truth, when he
01:23:11.520 first started saying you were
01:23:12.880 all doomed from climate
01:23:13.920 change, how many predictions
01:23:15.680 were made either by him or
01:23:17.300 other experts at that time
01:23:19.060 that have panned out?
01:23:21.060 Now, that seems like the
01:23:23.360 easiest thing you could look
01:23:24.420 up in the world, doesn't
01:23:25.340 it?
01:23:26.440 The most important thing is
01:23:28.060 climate change.
01:23:29.900 So there's, you know, a
01:23:31.020 gazillion documents and
01:23:32.440 science about climate
01:23:33.400 change.
01:23:34.440 The most important thing we
01:23:36.080 need to know about climate
01:23:37.020 change is, are the
01:23:39.260 predictions correct?
01:23:41.460 Right?
01:23:42.100 Would you agree?
01:23:43.140 It's the biggest problem, if
01:23:44.800 it's true.
01:23:46.300 And the biggest issue within
01:23:48.020 it is, can we predict it so
01:23:50.300 that we know that we're in
01:23:52.260 trouble?
01:23:53.680 So the most obvious thing
01:23:55.480 that should be easy to
01:23:56.520 Google would be, what are
01:23:58.500 the predictions and what's
01:24:00.200 the reality?
01:24:02.240 You can't find it.
01:24:05.060 You cannot find it.
01:24:07.740 Good luck.
01:24:09.340 You can even take one thing.
01:24:11.500 Take just one thing.
01:24:12.440 Are the storms more severe or
01:24:14.280 less?
01:24:16.460 Good luck.
01:24:18.120 You'll find yes, you'll find
01:24:19.600 no.
01:24:20.640 Sometimes you'll find
01:24:21.540 confusing answers.
01:24:23.000 But you cannot answer the
01:24:24.320 question, have the
01:24:26.300 predictions so far turned
01:24:28.840 out to be true?
01:24:29.980 Now, here's what you're going
01:24:30.880 to say.
01:24:32.020 But, Scott, I know the
01:24:32.940 answer.
01:24:34.000 The sea level has not
01:24:35.460 risen.
01:24:37.320 That's not what the
01:24:38.560 internet says.
01:24:39.900 The internet says that the
01:24:41.400 sea level has risen, but
01:24:43.560 not everywhere.
01:24:44.180 For example, in the Gulf of
01:24:47.960 Mexico, they say the sea
01:24:49.320 level has risen, as
01:24:51.380 predicted.
01:24:53.320 But maybe not on the other
01:24:54.860 side of Florida.
01:24:56.600 So if you go to the
01:24:57.920 internet, I swear to God,
01:24:59.100 this is true.
01:25:00.640 They'll tell you that the
01:25:01.520 sea level rose on the west
01:25:03.320 side of Florida, but not the
01:25:04.500 east side.
01:25:08.420 Which maybe is possible,
01:25:09.660 because the one side is
01:25:10.900 warmer than the other.
01:25:13.480 But don't you think it
01:25:16.500 raised a little bit on the
01:25:17.460 other side?
01:25:20.720 So here's my challenge to
01:25:22.260 you.
01:25:23.020 My challenge is this.
01:25:24.660 You cannot, with any
01:25:27.120 credibility, determine if
01:25:29.060 the predictions were right
01:25:30.400 or wrong.
01:25:31.840 Now, do you think that's an
01:25:32.880 accident that the internet
01:25:34.400 won't tell you that?
01:25:35.980 Do you think that nobody
01:25:37.140 studied that?
01:25:38.840 No.
01:25:40.180 I'll bet it just gets
01:25:41.400 erased as it's published.
01:25:44.280 I guarantee you that
01:25:46.220 somebody did a good job of
01:25:47.960 looking at the predictions
01:25:48.940 and a really good job of
01:25:50.440 comparing them to reality,
01:25:51.580 and you can't fucking find
01:25:53.920 it.
01:25:55.240 Try.
01:25:57.680 Try yourself.
01:25:59.500 I welcome the challenge.
01:26:01.620 See if you can find the
01:26:02.680 answer to that question.
01:26:04.400 Now, the fact that you can't
01:26:05.500 find it, what does that tell
01:26:06.860 you?
01:26:08.100 That's all you need to
01:26:09.100 know.
01:26:10.740 That is the dog that is so
01:26:12.680 not barking.
01:26:14.740 Because if the predictions
01:26:16.200 had been largely true,
01:26:20.280 not completely, but even just
01:26:21.980 largely true,
01:26:25.120 you would hear that every day.
01:26:29.620 Right?
01:26:31.500 If Al Gore had been right
01:26:33.200 about most things, but not
01:26:35.780 everything, it's all you would
01:26:37.620 hear.
01:26:38.620 It'd be in the news every
01:26:39.860 day.
01:26:40.940 Look how right we were.
01:26:43.020 I don't see it.
01:26:44.660 I see stuff like, looks like
01:26:47.200 this one island had a little
01:26:48.640 problem, but the island next to
01:26:51.400 it was fine.
01:26:53.280 Or we did get storms like a
01:26:57.000 little earlier this year, but
01:26:58.560 we don't really see a signal that
01:27:00.860 there's more or worse storms.
01:27:02.460 But some people will say there
01:27:04.600 are.
01:27:05.940 That's the state of our data.
01:27:08.400 Don't know.
01:27:09.980 So we don't know if sea level is
01:27:11.640 going up or down.
01:27:13.200 We don't know if storms are
01:27:14.540 getting worse.
01:27:15.900 And then what about the ice?
01:27:19.860 There was a prediction that the
01:27:22.180 ice would melt and that the, you
01:27:25.620 know, the North Pole you'd be able
01:27:27.460 to pass.
01:27:27.960 So is that a prediction from
01:27:31.220 climate change?
01:27:33.480 Well, the trouble is that was
01:27:35.360 predicted without climate change
01:27:37.080 because the world is always
01:27:39.620 warming or cooling long term.
01:27:43.160 So we already knew that the ice
01:27:47.500 was going to melt because we're in
01:27:48.760 a warming period, which is better
01:27:51.280 than being in a cooling period.
01:27:53.160 So how much of the ice melt is
01:27:55.060 because it was going to happen
01:27:56.640 anyway versus
01:27:58.500 climate change?
01:28:02.020 Well, the argument would be, but
01:28:04.240 Scott, there's an acceleration.
01:28:07.240 So it's much more now.
01:28:09.580 It's accelerated.
01:28:10.860 Yeah.
01:28:11.060 Yeah.
01:28:11.260 There might be some baseline
01:28:12.380 because we're at a long term
01:28:13.740 warming period, but, you know,
01:28:15.980 accelerated.
01:28:17.580 Did it?
01:28:19.160 Did it?
01:28:19.920 You think they can measure that?
01:28:22.180 Because I've seen evidence that
01:28:23.700 they measured it wrong.
01:28:24.580 Do I believe the evidence that
01:28:27.000 they measured it wrong?
01:28:27.920 No.
01:28:28.820 Do I believe the evidence that
01:28:30.380 they measured it right?
01:28:31.940 No.
01:28:33.400 Because part of the argument is
01:28:34.800 you're measuring the wrong ice.
01:28:36.820 Like there are places where
01:28:37.840 there's less of it, but in other
01:28:39.780 places there's a lot more.
01:28:42.240 And if you only looked at one
01:28:43.400 place, you'd say, well, there's
01:28:44.500 less ice there.
01:28:46.120 But if you looked at all the
01:28:47.360 places, you'd find that some were
01:28:49.260 more and some were less.
01:28:50.260 Did you know that?
01:28:53.680 I'm not even sure if it's true.
01:28:55.180 It's just something I read.
01:28:57.340 So we can't even be sure
01:28:59.660 conclusively that we have
01:29:03.540 more or less ice.
01:29:06.360 I mean, just think about that.
01:29:07.940 And then what about the polar bears?
01:29:10.940 The polar bears, of course,
01:29:12.340 would be at risk if the ice melted.
01:29:15.920 But you know what happened?
01:29:17.340 We came up with some polar bear
01:29:19.300 conservation laws and polar bears
01:29:22.880 are starting to come back.
01:29:24.700 What about the Great Barrier Reef?
01:29:31.520 There was going to be bleaching of
01:29:33.080 the Great Barrier Reef and then
01:29:34.940 when the coral all dies, that would
01:29:38.500 cause some ripple effect and the
01:29:40.380 oceans would be in bad shape.
01:29:42.580 Did that happen?
01:29:43.380 Yeah, it happened for years.
01:29:46.100 The Great Barrier Reef was getting
01:29:47.720 worse and worse and worse and worse
01:29:49.060 until about three years ago.
01:29:51.460 And then it reversed.
01:29:54.220 Why?
01:29:55.000 Why did it reverse?
01:29:57.180 How could it?
01:29:59.920 And the answer is, well, maybe we
01:30:02.340 don't know much about Great Barrier
01:30:03.880 Reefs.
01:30:05.660 So we don't have conclusive evidence
01:30:08.420 that anything has ever happened in
01:30:11.460 climate for 30 years, probably.
01:30:14.540 No real evidence.
01:30:16.060 There are claims, but nothing
01:30:17.700 credible.
01:30:19.420 And so it comes down to temperature.
01:30:23.540 So they bring it down to, but we did
01:30:25.460 tell you that as CO2 went up, which it
01:30:28.680 did, that temperature would go up.
01:30:31.960 And sure enough, temperature's up, CO2's
01:30:34.760 up, bada bing.
01:30:36.640 Proved it.
01:30:37.180 To which I say, did it?
01:30:41.700 Because the recent studies show that you
01:30:43.980 can't tell if the temperature went up
01:30:45.540 because the heat islands got closer to the
01:30:47.920 thermometers, and you don't know how much
01:30:49.640 that would have affected it, but you know it
01:30:51.260 affected it.
01:30:54.240 Right?
01:30:55.360 And do you think they could have ever
01:30:56.840 measured it anyway?
01:30:58.740 That's not a thing humans can do.
01:31:00.580 We can't measure the temperature of the
01:31:02.180 Earth.
01:31:02.300 That's sort of the Dilber filter.
01:31:06.080 If you've never worked in a big entity
01:31:07.920 where you tried to gather data, you
01:31:11.260 wouldn't know that it never works.
01:31:13.460 This is something I can't even communicate.
01:31:15.380 You have to live it.
01:31:17.080 Sometimes you say to yourself, well, Scott,
01:31:19.500 lots of times the data is good.
01:31:22.220 No, it isn't.
01:31:24.400 No, it isn't.
01:31:25.840 No, the data is never good.
01:31:27.580 In the real world, the data is never good.
01:31:31.000 That's just the quality of the world.
01:31:33.900 It does not apply to climate science.
01:31:36.740 Climate science isn't the first place
01:31:38.300 that data became good.
01:31:39.900 No, it's just like everything else.
01:31:41.460 It's a bunch of human beings, and if they
01:31:43.620 can't measure it, they lie.
01:31:45.500 That's what I did.
01:31:46.800 It used to be my job.
01:31:48.200 If I couldn't measure something, it was
01:31:49.920 my job explicitly, I'm not making this up,
01:31:53.120 to lie about it.
01:31:54.520 Because we couldn't do things without data,
01:31:57.160 and we had to show our analysis because
01:31:59.200 you needed to get approved for things.
01:32:01.500 And the only way you could do it is lying.
01:32:03.700 So I'd just change the assumptions and tweak
01:32:06.040 things until my boss was happy, and then
01:32:08.780 that was the truth.
01:32:10.920 No, there is no possibility that a bunch
01:32:15.280 of humans could measure the temperature of
01:32:18.180 the Earth with precision and take it back
01:32:20.420 100 years.
01:32:21.660 That's crazy.
01:32:23.540 Yeah, that's really crazy.
01:32:24.740 So that concludes my prepared comments
01:32:28.520 for today.
01:32:29.740 Thanks for joining.
01:32:30.560 I know I went long again.
01:32:32.240 I don't mean to go long, but it's just so much fun.
01:32:34.440 I just want to keep doing it.
01:32:36.320 I'm going to say bye to everybody
01:32:38.320 on YouTube and Rumble.
01:32:41.240 I don't know.