Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2546 CWSA 07⧸25⧸24

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00:00:11.240 Are those from Winners?

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00:00:18.820 Or those knee-high boots?

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00:00:30.580 Good morning, everybody,

00:00:31.880 and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.

00:00:35.560 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams,

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00:01:11.860 Oh.

00:01:14.380 Divine.

00:01:17.020 Well, Jake and Logan Paul said they would offer $12 million

00:01:20.660 if they could get the MAGA hat that Trump wore

00:01:24.080 when he survived the assassination.

00:01:28.240 Weirdly, that might be a good investment.

00:01:30.820 You can imagine somebody buying it from them for more at some point.

00:01:34.400 But if I had that kind of crazy money,

00:01:37.880 I suppose it might be worth it.

00:01:39.420 But what I really wonder is,

00:01:40.620 who has the bullet?

00:01:42.560 You know what would really be worth some money?

00:01:45.120 The bullet that hit Trump's ear.

00:01:47.860 Who has that bullet?

00:01:50.180 Don't you think somebody has that?

00:01:51.460 It was either taken out of the second person

00:01:56.100 that the same bullet hit,

00:01:57.680 or somebody probably found it on the ground.

00:02:03.180 But how much is that thing worth?

00:02:05.960 I don't know.

00:02:07.520 Well, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's in town.

00:02:11.680 I guess he's going to address Congress.

00:02:13.380 And it's a bipartisan thing.

00:02:18.240 But it's going to be kind of interesting

00:02:20.540 because apparently Harris is more anti-Israel than Biden.

00:02:27.380 And we're going to really get to test that theory

00:02:31.540 that some of you have,

00:02:33.520 that AIPAC controls the country.

00:02:36.740 Because if your belief is correct,

00:02:39.880 and that there's some kind of cabal of,

00:02:43.380 Israeli supporters who,

00:02:46.180 Israel supporters who are controlling the country,

00:02:48.740 then you would expect that they would

00:02:51.200 cause Trump to be elected.

00:02:55.420 Isn't that the way that would work?

00:02:57.620 Because it seems to me that Israel would not be

00:03:00.340 super excited about a President Harris.

00:03:04.420 So if she easily slips through

00:03:06.920 and becomes the dominant politician,

00:03:09.980 you'd have to ask yourself

00:03:12.040 if your beliefs about who has power where

00:03:14.180 are really correct.

00:03:16.480 And I do think we're seeing the gears of the machine.

00:03:20.400 And it looks like the gears of the machine

00:03:22.200 have something to do with the intelligence groups

00:03:24.920 and a number of big Democrats you've heard of,

00:03:29.160 Clintons and Obamas.

00:03:30.300 It does look like that's the power source

00:03:33.080 at the moment.

00:03:35.080 But you get to test your theory

00:03:37.520 if you had a different theory.

00:03:40.260 Well, Trump is going to meet with Netanyahu.

00:03:45.620 And Trump also got a letter from Mahmoud Abbas,

00:03:51.800 the Palestinian leader.

00:03:53.440 And it was a letter saying,

00:03:56.400 it was about the assassination attempt.

00:03:59.360 And it was just a very nice letter

00:04:00.760 from Mahmoud Abbas

00:04:03.660 saying that they're glad he survived

00:04:05.720 and they're basically good wishes.

00:04:08.400 And Trump similarly responded

00:04:12.260 with his handwritten thank you.

00:04:15.380 They got back to the leader.

00:04:17.420 And here's my question.

00:04:20.680 Doesn't it feel like Israel wants

00:04:24.060 the situation to end somehow?

00:04:28.100 The Palestinians want it to end somehow.

00:04:30.680 That's something they can all live with.

00:04:33.540 But I feel like they all want something

00:04:35.580 from the outside to come in for them.

00:04:38.400 Because the leaders on both sides

00:04:40.720 are captivated by their own audiences.

00:04:44.140 Meaning the Israeli leader

00:04:47.020 has to do what the Israelis want

00:04:48.460 and the Palestinian leader

00:04:50.220 has to do what the Palestinians want.

00:04:51.880 And if they want different things,

00:04:53.820 then you're in a permanent war.

00:04:56.460 But wouldn't it be great

00:04:57.640 if something that wasn't part

00:04:59.800 of the current system

00:05:01.180 that's putting them in permanent war

00:05:02.900 came from the outside,

00:05:05.600 something that both leaders liked

00:05:07.660 somebody with some credibility,

00:05:10.120 with some power,

00:05:12.220 who could just wrap things up?

00:05:15.920 And I think that some people see Trump

00:05:19.560 as almost having a magical,

00:05:21.440 mythical ability to do that stuff.

00:05:23.660 And I think he actually does.

00:05:25.900 I do think he has the ability

00:05:27.260 to do things that almost nobody could do.

00:05:30.280 And maybe his assassination attempt

00:05:32.880 gave him another level of power.

00:05:36.440 So I don't think it's crazy

00:05:38.260 that both the leaders are saying,

00:05:40.960 you know what?

00:05:42.140 We do like you.

00:05:44.340 That's a big step.

00:05:46.680 If both leaders say,

00:05:48.240 we like you,

00:05:50.060 can you help us?

00:05:51.160 I like where that's heading.

00:05:55.760 But it also means

00:05:56.860 I wouldn't expect Israel

00:05:57.940 to do anything too different

00:06:00.320 between now and the election

00:06:01.440 because they'll be waiting for Trump,

00:06:02.860 I think.

00:06:04.660 Meanwhile,

00:06:05.360 you already heard that

00:06:06.380 Trump,

00:06:07.740 after Trump talked to Zelensky,

00:06:10.260 Zelensky and Ukraine

00:06:11.720 started talking about,

00:06:12.880 you know,

00:06:14.000 wouldn't it be good

00:06:14.960 to get peace?

00:06:17.720 So now Zelensky is talking peace

00:06:19.520 more than defeating Russia.

00:06:21.120 That's good.

00:06:22.200 And now we hear

00:06:23.040 that Ukraine's top diplomat

00:06:24.480 went to Beijing.

00:06:26.240 And it's being called,

00:06:28.200 it's being characterized

00:06:29.080 as talking to China

00:06:31.180 about how to help end the war.

00:06:35.220 Now, does it look to you

00:06:36.740 like the Ukrainian leadership

00:06:39.800 got really focused

00:06:41.080 because they know

00:06:42.700 the war is going to end

00:06:43.660 and they better figure out

00:06:45.980 how to do it

00:06:46.500 in a way that's best for them,

00:06:48.060 but it's going to end.

00:06:50.580 So I think that they've taken

00:06:52.180 the assumption

00:06:53.580 that Trump means what he said

00:06:55.520 and he can end it

00:06:56.480 because he can

00:06:57.380 turn off the money

00:06:59.080 and he can talk to Putin

00:07:00.260 and he can say,

00:07:01.300 all right,

00:07:01.680 you keep this,

00:07:02.500 they'll keep that,

00:07:03.460 let's cut this out.

00:07:05.900 So that seems productive.

00:07:09.060 I think talking to China

00:07:10.120 makes sense.

00:07:12.120 In other news,

00:07:14.140 I don't know if you're following

00:07:15.160 the story of Scott Pressler

00:07:17.420 who's sort of doing

00:07:19.540 a super job

00:07:20.880 of registering Republicans,

00:07:22.940 which has not been

00:07:24.680 what Republicans are great at.

00:07:27.600 But apparently he's registered

00:07:30.600 so many people in Pennsylvania

00:07:32.040 where he's focusing his efforts

00:07:33.720 because that's an important swing state.

00:07:35.680 he's switched one county

00:07:39.400 from mostly blue

00:07:41.520 to more registered Republicans

00:07:43.440 and he's focusing

00:07:45.120 on another one next.

00:07:46.740 So he might actually

00:07:48.080 flip two counties

00:07:49.280 from blue to red.

00:07:51.620 That's a hell of a job.

00:07:54.040 You see a lot of people

00:07:55.940 doing talk

00:07:56.720 but rarely do you see

00:07:59.040 something that you can measure

00:08:00.280 and it's real.

00:08:02.120 That's what Scott Pressler

00:08:03.140 is doing.

00:08:03.520 So whatever he's doing,

00:08:06.480 maybe we can clone it.

00:08:08.940 Anyway.

00:08:11.940 And his organization

00:08:13.220 is hiring full-time staff

00:08:14.620 across Pennsylvania.

00:08:15.840 So look for his posts

00:08:17.900 if you want to help fund it.

00:08:21.700 Here's something interesting.

00:08:23.100 So the Trump campaign

00:08:24.080 is filing a complaint

00:08:25.880 with the Federal Election Commission

00:08:27.520 trying to stop

00:08:29.920 Kamala Harris

00:08:31.360 from having full access

00:08:32.600 to all the donated funds

00:08:35.200 that had been donated

00:08:36.480 to the Biden-Harris team.

00:08:38.740 Now the argument

00:08:39.380 for her keeping the funds

00:08:41.160 is that her name

00:08:42.760 was on the fund, I guess.

00:08:46.900 And so as long as she's there

00:08:49.120 she gets to spend it, etc.

00:08:51.140 But the Trump argument

00:08:54.380 isn't terrible

00:08:55.680 because here's the thing

00:08:57.980 if you are a donor

00:09:00.220 to Biden-Harris

00:09:02.560 and every political expert

00:09:05.180 in the world agrees

00:09:06.120 with the following statement

00:09:07.300 that nobody votes

00:09:09.500 for the vice president.

00:09:11.100 Is that fair?

00:09:12.840 Every side,

00:09:14.200 every election,

00:09:15.300 everybody says the same thing.

00:09:17.100 Nobody votes

00:09:18.120 for the vice president.

00:09:19.260 You want a vice president

00:09:21.320 who doesn't hurry you

00:09:22.360 but nobody votes

00:09:23.880 for that person.

00:09:25.780 Now if that's true,

00:09:27.520 that's a truism,

00:09:28.880 then it would also be

00:09:29.800 a truism

00:09:30.540 that nobody donated

00:09:31.760 to the vice president.

00:09:33.560 Meaning

00:09:34.120 that their intentions

00:09:35.640 were not either or

00:09:37.020 and they knew it

00:09:39.840 when they made

00:09:40.280 the donation.

00:09:42.360 Then nobody was thinking

00:09:43.520 or,

00:09:44.840 or,

00:09:45.960 that's a very

00:09:47.260 separate decision.

00:09:48.320 if they had been

00:09:50.400 running as a team

00:09:51.420 where,

00:09:52.020 you know,

00:09:52.300 there were some kind

00:09:52.880 of equals or something,

00:09:54.420 then maybe.

00:09:56.380 But if you're running

00:09:57.360 as a team

00:09:57.860 where one's in charge

00:09:59.080 and the other one

00:09:59.680 is literally

00:10:00.600 considered irrelevant

00:10:01.880 to the outcome,

00:10:04.380 it's kind of hard

00:10:05.920 to make the argument

00:10:06.780 that people really

00:10:08.340 meant her to have

00:10:09.040 the money.

00:10:10.540 Now some of them,

00:10:11.420 of course,

00:10:11.720 would be fine with it.

00:10:12.620 then the argument

00:10:15.180 against that argument

00:10:16.120 is that

00:10:17.540 by the time

00:10:18.640 any of these

00:10:19.140 legal actions

00:10:20.100 reach fruition,

00:10:22.980 probably Kamala

00:10:24.040 will have already

00:10:24.620 spent most of the money

00:10:25.580 because between now

00:10:27.600 and election day,

00:10:28.720 they're going to

00:10:29.160 race through it.

00:10:31.660 But I think

00:10:32.060 it's a good argument.

00:10:33.320 It seems to me

00:10:33.980 fraudulent

00:10:34.580 to take money

00:10:36.280 for one thing

00:10:37.040 and then use it

00:10:37.820 on another thing.

00:10:39.320 And in my opinion,

00:10:40.740 Harris is definitely

00:10:41.920 another thing.

00:10:43.400 It's not just

00:10:44.040 that they didn't say

00:10:45.460 use this money,

00:10:46.840 Democrats,

00:10:47.380 any way you want.

00:10:49.360 So I think

00:10:50.080 the Trump campaign

00:10:51.140 has a shot.

00:10:52.280 I don't know

00:10:52.700 if they have enough

00:10:53.140 time to make a difference.

00:10:56.620 There are a bunch

00:10:57.480 of July polls

00:10:58.560 that show Trump

00:10:59.540 would crush Harris

00:11:00.720 and so there are

00:11:01.860 13 national polls,

00:11:03.160 Breitbart's reporting.

00:11:05.240 And Harris leads

00:11:07.380 in all 13.

00:11:11.780 I'm sorry.

00:11:12.980 Trump leads Harris

00:11:14.020 in all 13.

00:11:15.680 But I would rate

00:11:18.000 the predictive quality

00:11:19.920 that as zero.

00:11:22.440 Here's my current opinion

00:11:23.860 of where the race stands.

00:11:25.920 In my opinion,

00:11:27.180 Harris has the advantage

00:11:28.880 with nothing obvious

00:11:31.380 that's going to stop her.

00:11:33.240 And what I mean

00:11:33.840 by the advantage

00:11:34.460 is this.

00:11:35.100 I've seen some

00:11:37.080 really bad opinions

00:11:38.260 lately

00:11:38.720 and it goes like this.

00:11:41.200 Scott, Scott, Scott,

00:11:42.240 you don't understand.

00:11:43.920 As soon as the public

00:11:44.960 sees her in action,

00:11:46.920 they're going to

00:11:47.440 know what she is

00:11:49.220 and then they're

00:11:50.700 not going to support her.

00:11:52.560 Or they're going to say

00:11:53.660 she's not likable

00:11:54.720 and that's why

00:11:56.000 she never won

00:11:56.660 any delegates.

00:11:58.760 And they're going to say

00:11:59.680 she was the first one

00:12:00.600 out of the race,

00:12:01.280 therefore,

00:12:03.540 you know,

00:12:03.760 everybody's going to see

00:12:04.620 that she's not popular.

00:12:06.560 Here's the problem.

00:12:09.000 Nobody cares about

00:12:09.960 any of that

00:12:10.540 in the real world.

00:12:12.480 This is a

00:12:13.380 brainwashing competition

00:12:14.740 in which the

00:12:15.960 Democrat brainwashing

00:12:17.240 machine

00:12:18.360 geared up

00:12:19.260 and you saw

00:12:20.520 how awesomely

00:12:21.440 coordinated it is.

00:12:23.660 Harris is already

00:12:24.800 a superstar

00:12:26.260 on TikTok,

00:12:27.620 which means that

00:12:28.340 in my opinion,

00:12:30.040 it means that

00:12:30.600 China is backing her.

00:12:32.460 Great.

00:12:34.820 I mean,

00:12:35.440 I don't know

00:12:36.360 how else you could

00:12:37.420 interpret that

00:12:39.240 because nobody thinks

00:12:40.680 that TikTok

00:12:41.200 just lets the algorithm

00:12:42.960 do what it wants

00:12:43.820 on anything important.

00:12:45.600 You know,

00:12:45.740 it probably does

00:12:46.280 on unimportant stuff.

00:12:47.860 But I just

00:12:48.720 assume

00:12:49.900 that if China

00:12:51.100 has access

00:12:51.740 to putting their hand

00:12:52.660 on the button,

00:12:53.260 and I assume they do,

00:12:54.300 even though TikTok

00:12:55.200 says very clearly

00:12:56.820 they do not.

00:12:58.340 I just assume they do.

00:13:00.660 And

00:13:01.000 I think

00:13:03.540 that by election day,

00:13:05.440 the brainwashing machine

00:13:06.800 will have successfully

00:13:08.160 brainwashed

00:13:09.020 close to 100%

00:13:10.900 of their normal voters.

00:13:12.560 And there are more of them,

00:13:14.240 I think,

00:13:14.760 still than Republicans.

00:13:16.440 And if they can get

00:13:17.600 that close,

00:13:19.240 then probably the,

00:13:20.960 let's say,

00:13:21.420 the uncertainties

00:13:23.720 of the election

00:13:24.460 system itself,

00:13:25.680 some legal changes,

00:13:28.920 some facts

00:13:30.140 that there are

00:13:30.640 a lot of mail-in votes.

00:13:32.600 You know,

00:13:32.840 if you put it

00:13:33.300 all together

00:13:33.800 with people's suspicion

00:13:35.440 that there's probably

00:13:37.180 a reason

00:13:37.660 our elections

00:13:38.400 are not fully auditable,

00:13:40.700 maybe they're designed

00:13:42.500 for cheating.

00:13:43.580 That's what it looks

00:13:44.460 like to me.

00:13:46.140 Do I have any evidence

00:13:47.520 that the elections

00:13:48.840 were stolen?

00:13:49.640 No.

00:13:51.000 I just live in a world

00:13:52.220 in which every other

00:13:53.360 major system

00:13:54.160 is obviously

00:13:55.260 demonstrably corrupt.

00:13:58.000 So for me to believe

00:13:58.940 that this is the one

00:13:59.880 exception

00:14:00.380 is asking me

00:14:02.860 to believe

00:14:03.380 something I would

00:14:04.960 consider absurd.

00:14:06.360 Now,

00:14:06.780 that doesn't mean

00:14:07.220 people are cheating,

00:14:08.600 but to imagine

00:14:09.620 that they can't

00:14:10.560 and wouldn't

00:14:11.680 is really naive.

00:14:14.340 We don't live

00:14:15.340 in a world

00:14:15.800 where people

00:14:16.320 don't take opportunities

00:14:18.400 if they think

00:14:19.260 they can get away

00:14:19.960 with it.

00:14:21.400 All that matters

00:14:22.280 is people think

00:14:22.940 they can get away

00:14:23.580 with it,

00:14:24.080 and then you can

00:14:24.660 guarantee it happens.

00:14:26.320 And I'm pretty sure

00:14:27.560 there are some people

00:14:28.520 who think they can

00:14:29.220 get away with it.

00:14:30.260 So,

00:14:31.000 if people are not

00:14:32.460 acting like people

00:14:33.360 always act

00:14:34.100 in every other situation

00:14:35.340 since the beginning

00:14:36.200 of history,

00:14:37.580 maybe.

00:14:39.740 But I think

00:14:40.440 betting against it

00:14:41.360 would be the better bet.

00:14:43.620 So,

00:14:44.740 do not fall asleep.

00:14:47.040 Do not believe

00:14:47.880 that Trump's

00:14:50.480 higher quality,

00:14:51.820 better policies,

00:14:52.920 or anything

00:14:53.220 that will make

00:14:53.640 a difference.

00:14:54.700 Don't think

00:14:55.360 that if she fails

00:14:56.380 in a debate

00:14:57.300 that anybody

00:14:58.840 on her team

00:14:59.560 will know it,

00:15:00.900 even if they watch.

00:15:02.380 Even if they watch

00:15:03.440 her lose

00:15:04.060 the debate terribly,

00:15:05.820 the news will say,

00:15:06.860 my God,

00:15:07.460 she won that debate.

00:15:08.440 She just destroyed Trump.

00:15:10.360 And then everybody

00:15:11.080 who thought

00:15:11.620 they saw the opposite

00:15:12.540 will say,

00:15:13.220 really?

00:15:14.400 Huh,

00:15:14.880 yeah,

00:15:15.120 I didn't really think

00:15:15.800 she did that well,

00:15:16.420 but I see

00:15:17.980 everybody on CNN

00:15:18.940 and MSNBC

00:15:19.940 says she killed it.

00:15:21.100 So,

00:15:22.040 huh,

00:15:22.600 yeah,

00:15:22.760 maybe she did.

00:15:23.780 Maybe she did kill it.

00:15:25.320 So many people

00:15:26.060 think so.

00:15:27.500 So,

00:15:28.060 no,

00:15:28.320 they will erase

00:15:30.060 the opinions

00:15:33.080 of their entire base

00:15:34.720 and rewrite them.

00:15:36.480 And you're watching

00:15:37.620 it happen in real time.

00:15:40.200 And of course,

00:15:41.020 there will be

00:15:41.320 some new hoaxes

00:15:42.220 about Trump,

00:15:43.000 et cetera.

00:15:43.460 So,

00:15:44.000 it's very unpredictable.

00:15:45.620 So,

00:15:45.860 here's where I think it is.

00:15:46.900 I think that

00:15:47.740 in order for Trump

00:15:50.080 to win,

00:15:50.700 he would need

00:15:51.300 his A++ game.

00:15:53.900 Plus,

00:15:54.140 plus,

00:15:54.440 plus.

00:15:55.580 I think we've seen

00:15:56.780 his A plus game,

00:15:58.880 you know,

00:15:59.120 especially this circuit,

00:16:01.580 certainly the way

00:16:02.960 he handled

00:16:03.340 the assassination attempt,

00:16:04.560 that's A plus.

00:16:06.300 You know,

00:16:06.600 that's not A,

00:16:07.680 that's A plus.

00:16:09.340 A plus won't get it done.

00:16:11.520 He's going to need

00:16:12.140 plus,

00:16:12.680 plus,

00:16:13.000 plus.

00:16:13.900 I think he has it.

00:16:16.200 I think that's

00:16:17.140 within his,

00:16:18.000 his toolbox.

00:16:20.300 My observation

00:16:21.260 is that Trump

00:16:21.960 has always been

00:16:22.600 at 80%.

00:16:23.400 It's just that

00:16:25.520 his 80%

00:16:26.180 is better than

00:16:26.900 almost everybody's

00:16:27.960 100%

00:16:28.500 when it comes

00:16:29.340 to persuasion.

00:16:30.620 But he's got more.

00:16:32.900 And he's got

00:16:33.880 great advisors.

00:16:35.320 He's got experience.

00:16:37.300 And he wants to win.

00:16:39.480 So,

00:16:39.820 can he reach

00:16:40.460 the A plus,

00:16:41.580 plus,

00:16:42.000 plus level?

00:16:43.380 He can.

00:16:44.960 But we can't

00:16:45.940 guarantee it.

00:16:47.540 So,

00:16:48.260 he has the ability

00:16:49.180 to win,

00:16:50.060 but he's on a

00:16:51.100 losing vector

00:16:52.140 at the moment.

00:16:52.860 In other words,

00:16:53.800 something's going

00:16:54.380 to have to be

00:16:54.820 different,

00:16:55.300 or I don't

00:16:56.180 like his odds,

00:16:57.140 honestly.

00:16:59.480 But,

00:17:00.080 let me give you

00:17:00.840 some,

00:17:01.320 I'm going to give

00:17:03.640 some free advice.

00:17:05.320 Although,

00:17:05.780 advice is,

00:17:07.180 let me take back

00:17:07.900 that word.

00:17:09.820 I think it's,

00:17:11.280 there's something

00:17:11.940 creepy

00:17:12.560 about people

00:17:14.280 like me

00:17:14.680 giving advice

00:17:15.500 to people

00:17:16.000 like Trump,

00:17:17.420 because he's

00:17:18.520 better.

00:17:20.440 Right?

00:17:20.760 Whatever he's

00:17:21.460 been doing

00:17:21.840 has been working.

00:17:22.860 If I'd been

00:17:23.360 giving him

00:17:23.780 advice since

00:17:24.520 day one,

00:17:25.840 I don't know

00:17:26.320 if he would

00:17:26.720 have done

00:17:27.020 as well

00:17:27.360 as he's

00:17:27.680 done.

00:17:28.320 So,

00:17:28.780 you have

00:17:29.000 to have

00:17:29.260 a little

00:17:29.580 bit of

00:17:29.860 humility

00:17:30.340 about the

00:17:31.840 quality of

00:17:32.440 your advice.

00:17:34.140 And,

00:17:34.360 of course,

00:17:35.240 humility is

00:17:35.820 the hardest

00:17:36.140 thing for me,

00:17:37.100 so I'm

00:17:37.360 trying really

00:17:37.920 hard to get

00:17:38.440 there.

00:17:39.720 But,

00:17:40.220 so I won't

00:17:40.680 make this

00:17:41.100 advice.

00:17:42.040 Let me say

00:17:42.760 that this

00:17:43.180 is an

00:17:43.560 example,

00:17:44.920 an example

00:17:45.500 for you,

00:17:46.060 the audience,

00:17:47.080 on what A

00:17:47.980 plus,

00:17:48.640 plus,

00:17:49.180 plus would

00:17:49.860 look like.

00:17:51.220 You ready?

00:17:51.780 Here's a

00:17:54.120 word I

00:17:54.800 would love

00:17:55.160 to see

00:17:55.620 Trump use.

00:17:57.500 We need

00:17:57.940 to future

00:17:58.580 proof the

00:17:59.260 country.

00:18:01.260 Do you

00:18:01.920 feel that?

00:18:04.000 Can you

00:18:04.300 feel that

00:18:05.020 physically?

00:18:06.160 We need to

00:18:06.720 future proof

00:18:07.480 the country.

00:18:08.560 Because we're

00:18:09.320 heading into

00:18:09.880 the most

00:18:10.400 uncertain times

00:18:11.520 we've ever

00:18:12.180 had it into.

00:18:13.240 We've got the

00:18:14.120 AI,

00:18:14.820 we've got the

00:18:15.620 debt problem,

00:18:16.720 we've got

00:18:17.400 the robots

00:18:18.320 coming.

00:18:19.900 We've got

00:18:20.660 all kinds

00:18:21.340 of stuff

00:18:21.900 that we've

00:18:23.000 never seen

00:18:23.520 before.

00:18:24.740 And here's

00:18:25.160 an example

00:18:25.600 of what

00:18:26.040 would future

00:18:26.660 proof the

00:18:27.180 country.

00:18:28.140 We should

00:18:28.960 look at

00:18:30.400 whatever China

00:18:31.040 did with

00:18:31.540 its fourth

00:18:32.060 generation

00:18:32.660 power plant,

00:18:34.760 the nuclear

00:18:35.340 power plant.

00:18:36.180 In the

00:18:36.580 fourth generation,

00:18:37.520 you could

00:18:37.760 actually just

00:18:38.520 turn off

00:18:39.000 the power,

00:18:40.200 and instead

00:18:40.700 of melting

00:18:41.140 down like

00:18:41.780 the old

00:18:42.240 ones did,

00:18:44.060 it just

00:18:44.900 stops running.

00:18:45.500 And

00:18:46.720 you could

00:18:47.280 actually build

00:18:47.940 a nuclear

00:18:48.600 power plant

00:18:49.260 now.

00:18:49.740 It's been

00:18:50.020 proven.

00:18:51.420 China just

00:18:52.020 built one,

00:18:52.540 and they just

00:18:52.960 tested it by

00:18:53.600 turning it

00:18:54.020 off.

00:18:54.660 And it

00:18:54.920 just turned

00:18:55.800 off, just

00:18:57.020 like it was

00:18:57.460 designed to

00:18:57.960 do.

00:18:58.940 So we

00:19:01.260 also have a

00:19:02.180 number of

00:19:02.540 fourth generation

00:19:03.280 technologies in

00:19:07.320 the works.

00:19:08.380 Bill Gates

00:19:08.920 has a company

00:19:09.640 that does that.

00:19:10.200 I think there's

00:19:10.580 several more.

00:19:11.600 But you can

00:19:12.160 imagine that

00:19:12.740 Trump's saying

00:19:13.320 we've got to

00:19:14.480 future proof the

00:19:15.260 country by

00:19:16.200 going wild on

00:19:17.260 energy.

00:19:18.060 We have to

00:19:18.820 go wild on

00:19:19.700 drilling it,

00:19:20.520 but we have

00:19:21.080 to go even

00:19:21.600 wilder on

00:19:22.740 solar and

00:19:24.040 nuclear.

00:19:27.180 And he

00:19:27.980 should say,

00:19:29.340 Kamala Harris

00:19:30.260 doesn't understand

00:19:31.200 AI, because

00:19:32.160 she doesn't,

00:19:33.360 and say she

00:19:34.000 doesn't understand

00:19:34.780 that if you

00:19:35.520 limit it, you

00:19:37.180 haven't future

00:19:37.920 proofed the

00:19:38.960 country, because

00:19:40.120 we won't be

00:19:40.680 able to handle

00:19:41.160 AI.

00:19:41.560 it'll drive

00:19:42.340 our cost to

00:19:43.020 the roof, so

00:19:43.680 consumers will

00:19:44.420 be paying

00:19:44.740 more, and

00:19:45.880 China and

00:19:46.440 Russia and

00:19:46.980 whoever else

00:19:47.680 will get ahead

00:19:48.600 of us in

00:19:49.800 AI.

00:19:50.860 So he's

00:19:51.560 got to be

00:19:51.920 better on

00:19:52.400 AI, which

00:19:53.640 means fewer

00:19:54.620 restrictions

00:19:55.180 probably.

00:19:56.140 He's got to

00:19:56.780 be better on

00:19:57.400 energy and

00:19:58.060 say we've

00:19:58.360 got to

00:19:58.580 future proof

00:19:59.260 the country.

00:19:59.880 We don't

00:20:00.120 know what's

00:20:00.460 coming, but

00:20:01.580 we better

00:20:01.800 future proof

00:20:02.460 it.

00:20:03.400 I would

00:20:04.000 love to see

00:20:04.580 somebody float

00:20:05.200 the idea of

00:20:06.880 someday transferring

00:20:08.100 the burden

00:20:09.300 of taxes to

00:20:10.920 robots.

00:20:12.540 And that's

00:20:12.840 right, to

00:20:13.600 robots.

00:20:14.720 Because robots

00:20:15.580 will be the

00:20:16.020 workers.

00:20:17.720 And if we

00:20:19.320 need to have

00:20:20.220 some, you

00:20:20.720 know, universal

00:20:21.340 basic income

00:20:22.320 because robots

00:20:23.140 have all the

00:20:23.660 jobs, that

00:20:25.160 money's got to

00:20:25.720 come from

00:20:26.080 somebody.

00:20:27.120 So I think

00:20:28.580 you should at

00:20:29.080 least float

00:20:29.720 the idea that

00:20:31.300 someday robots

00:20:32.160 should be taxed

00:20:32.940 instead of

00:20:33.380 people.

00:20:34.180 You don't need

00:20:34.680 a specific for

00:20:35.580 that.

00:20:35.800 You could

00:20:36.600 just give

00:20:37.040 people an

00:20:37.660 idea that

00:20:38.940 income tax

00:20:39.660 might go

00:20:40.080 away.

00:20:41.480 If everybody

00:20:42.320 has a

00:20:42.680 robot, tax

00:20:44.120 the robot.

00:20:45.180 The robot

00:20:45.560 will be doing

00:20:46.060 your job for

00:20:46.640 you and

00:20:47.260 getting paid

00:20:47.660 for it.

00:20:49.000 You know,

00:20:49.220 maybe only the

00:20:49.820 robots are

00:20:50.300 getting paid,

00:20:51.020 not necessarily

00:20:51.740 your household

00:20:52.400 robot, but

00:20:53.500 you can imagine

00:20:54.080 worker robots

00:20:55.200 getting taxed,

00:20:56.880 that sort of

00:20:57.440 thing.

00:20:59.500 All right.

00:21:01.100 You could

00:21:01.820 say we've

00:21:02.940 got to lower

00:21:03.320 expenses in

00:21:04.560 the future and

00:21:05.240 give some

00:21:05.660 ideas of

00:21:06.220 how to do

00:21:06.540 that.

00:21:07.180 You know,

00:21:07.320 just the

00:21:07.720 basic

00:21:08.160 expense of

00:21:08.780 living.

00:21:10.040 You could

00:21:10.640 look at the

00:21:11.040 population

00:21:11.560 decline and

00:21:12.340 say we've

00:21:12.680 got to figure

00:21:13.060 out how to

00:21:13.440 fix the

00:21:13.780 population

00:21:14.240 decline,

00:21:14.760 have some

00:21:15.060 ideas for

00:21:15.600 that.

00:21:16.680 Trump's

00:21:17.100 already

00:21:17.300 talking about

00:21:17.780 building new

00:21:18.320 cities.

00:21:19.780 That's

00:21:20.220 future-proofing.

00:21:22.320 We need

00:21:22.920 to fix our

00:21:23.420 election

00:21:23.740 integrity.

00:21:24.560 That's

00:21:24.880 future-proofing.

00:21:26.680 We need

00:21:27.020 to make,

00:21:27.700 here's my

00:21:28.280 idea, I

00:21:29.260 think we

00:21:29.540 need to

00:21:30.000 make America

00:21:30.980 a tourist

00:21:31.820 destination.

00:21:33.580 Here's

00:21:34.180 why.

00:21:35.240 In the

00:21:35.980 age of

00:21:36.420 AI and

00:21:36.920 robots, it

00:21:38.860 could be that

00:21:39.520 there's nothing

00:21:40.040 else that

00:21:40.480 matters, except

00:21:41.820 where you're

00:21:42.340 going to use

00:21:42.680 your leisure

00:21:43.100 time.

00:21:44.100 We're very

00:21:45.300 quickly going to

00:21:46.040 get to the

00:21:46.420 point where

00:21:46.940 selling widgets

00:21:48.000 isn't a

00:21:49.460 business, because

00:21:50.960 my robot can

00:21:51.820 make a widget on

00:21:52.560 the 3D

00:21:53.020 printer, your

00:21:54.360 robot can make

00:21:55.100 one.

00:21:55.960 It's not really

00:21:56.680 a business.

00:21:57.240 But putting

00:21:59.720 a human

00:22:00.260 being in a

00:22:00.960 different

00:22:01.200 situation that

00:22:02.240 is recreational

00:22:03.100 will always be

00:22:04.760 a business.

00:22:06.280 Probably virtual

00:22:07.520 reality is never

00:22:08.300 going to replace

00:22:08.860 that.

00:22:09.880 So you could

00:22:10.340 say, we've

00:22:10.820 got to turn

00:22:11.180 America into

00:22:11.880 the bike

00:22:12.520 path, walking

00:22:13.400 path, vacation

00:22:15.000 destination, easy

00:22:16.420 to get from one

00:22:17.140 city to the

00:22:17.580 next, maybe

00:22:18.520 even build

00:22:19.040 some things to

00:22:20.860 visit that

00:22:21.380 didn't exist

00:22:21.900 until now.

00:22:24.100 So making

00:22:24.660 America a

00:22:25.260 tourist

00:22:25.520 destination to

00:22:26.300 the world,

00:22:27.240 makes it

00:22:28.060 safer, I

00:22:28.640 think, and

00:22:29.860 also because

00:22:30.800 people don't

00:22:31.340 like America

00:22:32.120 because they

00:22:32.560 visited.

00:22:33.980 And somehow

00:22:34.720 we have to

00:22:35.200 fix the debt,

00:22:36.000 so he's

00:22:36.360 going to come

00:22:36.960 up for a

00:22:37.300 plan to

00:22:37.600 that.

00:22:38.120 But more

00:22:38.580 importantly,

00:22:39.200 whatever is

00:22:39.720 under the

00:22:40.140 umbrella, I

00:22:41.320 think somebody

00:22:41.880 has to

00:22:42.280 future-proof

00:22:43.040 the country.

00:22:45.620 And I'll

00:22:46.520 ask you in

00:22:46.980 the comments,

00:22:47.680 when you hear

00:22:48.360 that phrase,

00:22:49.620 future-proof,

00:22:51.080 and you can

00:22:51.580 easily imagine

00:22:52.280 what kind of

00:22:53.080 things go under

00:22:53.740 it, that is

00:22:56.880 way stronger

00:22:58.060 than saying

00:22:59.460 I'm going

00:22:59.780 to do

00:23:00.020 what I

00:23:00.340 did last

00:23:01.720 time I

00:23:02.060 was president.

00:23:03.400 Even if you

00:23:04.100 like those

00:23:04.500 things, it's

00:23:05.500 way stronger

00:23:06.100 to say you're

00:23:06.580 future-proof.

00:23:07.240 How about

00:23:07.720 you say I'm

00:23:08.420 going to

00:23:08.540 make a deal

00:23:09.100 with Putin

00:23:09.640 so that in

00:23:11.100 the future

00:23:11.540 there are

00:23:11.960 no wars?

00:23:13.640 That's

00:23:14.080 future-proofing.

00:23:15.680 Right?

00:23:16.200 How about

00:23:16.800 I'm going to

00:23:17.180 be friends

00:23:17.660 with North

00:23:18.100 Korea, so

00:23:19.460 even if they

00:23:20.020 make some

00:23:20.420 new weapons,

00:23:21.240 they're not

00:23:21.680 going to point

00:23:22.060 them at us?

00:23:23.280 That's future-proofing.

00:23:24.500 So, every

00:23:27.280 time that

00:23:27.680 Trump says

00:23:28.300 I'm going

00:23:28.640 to make

00:23:28.900 America great

00:23:29.640 again, do

00:23:30.300 you know

00:23:30.440 what I

00:23:30.700 think?

00:23:32.280 That's the

00:23:32.900 wrong play.

00:23:34.600 If we

00:23:35.200 make America

00:23:35.960 great again,

00:23:36.820 it reminds

00:23:37.400 me of, you

00:23:38.220 know, like

00:23:38.560 being ready

00:23:40.140 for the

00:23:40.500 past.

00:23:41.760 If you

00:23:42.340 say you're

00:23:42.680 going to

00:23:42.860 future-proof

00:23:43.480 America, you're

00:23:44.280 saying everything's

00:23:45.020 changing, I

00:23:46.260 know it's

00:23:46.680 changing, and

00:23:47.600 here's what I'm

00:23:48.180 going to do for

00:23:48.640 those changes,

00:23:49.600 because that's

00:23:50.260 the scary part.

00:23:51.320 The future is

00:23:52.140 scary.

00:23:52.500 the past is

00:23:55.360 gone.

00:23:56.880 So, say I'm

00:23:57.700 going to be like

00:23:58.240 the past, we're

00:23:59.100 going to make

00:23:59.580 America great

00:24:00.180 again.

00:24:01.380 The again is

00:24:02.080 just, I've

00:24:03.300 never liked

00:24:03.780 again.

00:24:05.400 Again is the

00:24:07.440 past is

00:24:08.180 influencing the

00:24:09.060 present.

00:24:10.060 I want the

00:24:10.980 future to

00:24:11.600 influence the

00:24:12.220 present.

00:24:14.620 I don't want

00:24:15.460 to past-proof

00:24:16.240 the country, I

00:24:17.520 want to future-proof

00:24:18.320 it.

00:24:19.600 So, you can

00:24:20.340 see how much

00:24:20.820 stronger that is,

00:24:21.600 right?

00:24:21.740 And it

00:24:23.720 immediately takes

00:24:24.600 everything out of

00:24:25.240 that, you

00:24:26.340 know, weird

00:24:27.020 racial dictator

00:24:29.980 kind of frame.

00:24:33.900 James Carville

00:24:34.920 has weighed in

00:24:35.680 on Kamala

00:24:36.600 Harris, and

00:24:38.140 he said this,

00:24:40.000 he said, she

00:24:41.000 looks like she,

00:24:42.040 quote, tries

00:24:42.500 too hard.

00:24:44.620 Quote, sometimes

00:24:45.660 the VP has a

00:24:46.560 tendency to try

00:24:47.540 too hard.

00:24:48.240 forward, and

00:24:49.080 he was talking

00:24:49.520 to Katie

00:24:49.940 Couric, and

00:24:51.560 she said, you

00:24:52.260 can see the

00:24:52.740 wheels turning

00:24:53.380 in her head.

00:24:54.460 And Carville

00:24:54.820 says, if I

00:24:56.460 was in her

00:24:56.920 head, I'd

00:24:57.400 say, reverse

00:24:58.220 the wheels.

00:24:59.100 That's something

00:24:59.760 people can

00:25:00.300 improve on.

00:25:01.180 I don't

00:25:01.580 think they

00:25:01.940 can change,

00:25:02.600 but they

00:25:02.940 can improve

00:25:03.400 on it.

00:25:03.840 Now, correct

00:25:05.960 me if I'm

00:25:06.480 wrong.

00:25:09.820 Doesn't that

00:25:10.480 sound like

00:25:10.960 they're both

00:25:11.360 calling her

00:25:11.820 stupid?

00:25:13.500 Is that what

00:25:14.240 you hear?

00:25:15.640 Because when I

00:25:16.460 hear somebody

00:25:17.100 says they're

00:25:18.160 trying too

00:25:18.800 hard, and you

00:25:20.840 can see the

00:25:21.460 wheels turning

00:25:22.120 in her head,

00:25:23.700 that feels

00:25:25.320 very much like

00:25:26.280 she's not

00:25:26.800 quick-witted.

00:25:27.560 I feel like

00:25:30.320 he's trying

00:25:31.320 to find a

00:25:31.920 way to say

00:25:32.520 the less

00:25:33.440 you talk,

00:25:34.100 the better.

00:25:35.200 How about

00:25:35.720 we'll just

00:25:36.680 give you some

00:25:37.640 phrases to

00:25:38.820 say in each

00:25:39.580 situation?

00:25:40.880 And then you

00:25:41.160 won't have to

00:25:41.620 think.

00:25:42.520 We're going to

00:25:43.120 replace your

00:25:43.700 thinking, which

00:25:44.520 is a problem.

00:25:45.640 We're just

00:25:46.260 saying what we

00:25:46.900 tell you to

00:25:47.340 say.

00:25:48.280 So if the

00:25:49.340 topic is

00:25:49.960 climate change,

00:25:51.400 just say,

00:25:52.220 Trump's going

00:25:53.160 to destroy the

00:25:53.880 world.

00:25:55.060 Don't worry

00:25:55.480 about the

00:25:55.840 details.

00:25:56.480 Just go

00:25:57.200 right to

00:25:57.540 the message.

00:25:58.700 So I feel

00:25:59.280 like this is

00:25:59.840 very transparently

00:26:00.720 saying we're

00:26:01.320 running the

00:26:01.760 dumbest person

00:26:02.420 we've ever

00:26:02.860 run.

00:26:03.720 We better

00:26:04.320 have her

00:26:04.920 think less

00:26:05.560 in public

00:26:06.040 and just

00:26:06.600 say what

00:26:06.940 we tell

00:26:07.260 her to

00:26:07.520 say.

00:26:08.060 That's

00:26:08.280 sure what

00:26:08.560 it looks

00:26:08.800 like to

00:26:09.080 me.

00:26:11.360 There is

00:26:12.160 the new

00:26:12.820 hoax is

00:26:13.380 that, if

00:26:14.580 you want to

00:26:14.920 call it that,

00:26:15.460 it's technically

00:26:16.020 true, that

00:26:17.280 Kamala Harris

00:26:18.580 did not fail

00:26:19.680 as the

00:26:20.140 border czar.

00:26:20.980 Do you know

00:26:21.300 why?

00:26:22.280 She was

00:26:22.680 never the

00:26:23.220 border czar,

00:26:24.180 people.

00:26:25.160 That's the

00:26:25.900 hoax.

00:26:26.260 No, no, no.

00:26:27.700 It was her

00:26:28.460 job to work

00:26:30.320 with the

00:26:30.700 Central American

00:26:31.460 countries to

00:26:33.080 decrease the

00:26:34.140 reason to

00:26:35.600 cross the

00:26:36.040 border, and

00:26:37.220 that would be

00:26:37.700 their solution

00:26:38.380 to the border

00:26:39.120 security.

00:26:40.280 But she

00:26:41.000 wasn't the

00:26:41.480 border czar.

00:26:42.660 She was just

00:26:43.500 in charge of

00:26:44.340 making sure the

00:26:45.160 border worked

00:26:46.100 well.

00:26:47.800 But not a

00:26:48.760 czar.

00:26:49.520 Not a czar,

00:26:50.300 people.

00:26:50.540 Why did

00:26:52.900 you think

00:26:53.160 she's a

00:26:53.560 czar?

00:26:55.020 Were you

00:26:55.380 making up

00:26:55.800 that?

00:26:56.720 So I guess

00:26:57.540 they're going

00:26:57.840 to try to

00:26:58.700 say, well,

00:26:59.800 I mean, it's

00:27:01.380 not like she

00:27:01.920 had any

00:27:02.300 authority over

00:27:02.960 the border

00:27:03.600 or anything.

00:27:05.480 But let's

00:27:06.220 ask what she

00:27:06.800 did.

00:27:07.920 So if it's

00:27:09.620 not true that

00:27:10.640 she's the

00:27:11.060 border czar,

00:27:12.040 but she was

00:27:12.840 working on the

00:27:13.720 source of the

00:27:14.400 problem, how

00:27:15.400 would she do?

00:27:16.740 What are

00:27:17.220 those new

00:27:17.700 policies that

00:27:18.440 are keeping

00:27:18.820 people in

00:27:19.360 those other

00:27:19.780 countries because

00:27:20.560 those other

00:27:21.060 countries are

00:27:21.580 doing so well?

00:27:23.060 I haven't

00:27:23.720 heard of a

00:27:24.060 thing.

00:27:24.940 I haven't

00:27:25.380 heard of a

00:27:25.860 plan.

00:27:26.760 I haven't

00:27:27.140 heard of a

00:27:27.540 proposition, a

00:27:28.320 proposal.

00:27:30.200 Nothing.

00:27:33.660 Well, since

00:27:34.500 I've started

00:27:35.120 talking about how

00:27:35.960 it seems to me

00:27:36.620 it's obvious that

00:27:37.440 Kamala Harris is

00:27:38.240 drunk in

00:27:38.900 public, several

00:27:41.260 new videos have

00:27:42.400 been brought to

00:27:42.880 my attention.

00:27:44.060 Thank you,

00:27:44.560 Owen.

00:27:44.740 that very

00:27:47.660 clearly show

00:27:48.500 her inebriated.

00:27:49.880 Now, I

00:27:51.560 think I'm way

00:27:52.200 beyond the

00:27:52.700 point where I'm

00:27:53.300 saying, do

00:27:54.520 you see it?

00:27:55.820 Because if you

00:27:56.580 watch these

00:27:56.980 specific videos,

00:27:58.560 well, you

00:27:58.840 definitely see it.

00:28:00.120 But then you

00:28:00.920 watch the other

00:28:01.540 videos where it's

00:28:02.780 very clear that

00:28:03.460 she's not

00:28:03.940 inebriated.

00:28:05.460 Completely

00:28:05.940 different

00:28:06.320 personality.

00:28:08.620 So you don't

00:28:09.480 know which one

00:28:10.060 you're getting.

00:28:11.480 Do you get the

00:28:12.360 serious one, which

00:28:13.460 totally could be a

00:28:14.400 person?

00:28:15.340 When she's in

00:28:16.320 serious mode and

00:28:17.900 she knows her

00:28:18.500 topic, she can

00:28:20.380 play off like a

00:28:21.380 very capable

00:28:21.940 person.

00:28:23.240 But I did

00:28:25.440 see a pattern of

00:28:27.120 when she appears

00:28:27.980 to be drunk in

00:28:28.800 public.

00:28:30.060 And I want you to

00:28:30.560 see if you can

00:28:31.160 identify the

00:28:32.240 pattern.

00:28:32.980 It's when she's

00:28:33.900 talking to kids.

00:28:36.660 It seemed to me

00:28:38.000 that whenever she

00:28:39.360 knew that she was

00:28:40.160 going to go to

00:28:40.700 lunch first and

00:28:42.080 then have to talk

00:28:42.840 to a bunch of

00:28:43.400 children, that

00:28:44.760 she would show

00:28:45.300 up drunk because

00:28:46.180 it didn't really

00:28:46.820 matter that much.

00:28:48.220 And it didn't.

00:28:49.940 But when she,

00:28:50.860 you know, let's

00:28:51.380 say showed up for

00:28:52.200 a congressional

00:28:52.900 hearing or

00:28:53.560 something like

00:28:53.940 that, of course

00:28:54.640 she wouldn't be

00:28:55.360 drunk.

00:28:56.760 And then she

00:28:57.560 would act like

00:28:58.540 her capable

00:28:59.100 self.

00:29:01.500 So look for

00:29:02.240 that pattern.

00:29:04.500 If you find a

00:29:05.240 video where she

00:29:06.320 was, you know,

00:29:07.440 her day involved

00:29:08.340 going to talk to

00:29:09.240 children, just

00:29:11.260 look how drunk

00:29:11.840 she looks.

00:29:13.100 I think she's

00:29:13.740 calling her shots,

00:29:14.800 which would

00:29:15.180 suggest, you

00:29:17.900 know, maybe it's

00:29:18.340 more recreational

00:29:19.060 if she can call

00:29:20.780 when she doesn't

00:29:21.460 when she doesn't.

00:29:23.660 All right,

00:29:24.000 well,

00:29:25.760 watching the

00:29:28.800 media turn her

00:29:29.740 into a star is

00:29:30.900 amazing.

00:29:32.560 And the fact

00:29:33.360 that she's

00:29:33.800 popular on

00:29:34.420 TikTok does

00:29:35.260 suggest that

00:29:36.980 China might be

00:29:37.980 supporting her.

00:29:39.240 and you

00:29:41.940 may have

00:29:42.280 heard that

00:29:42.900 the Secret

00:29:44.980 Service asked

00:29:46.260 Trump to

00:29:47.340 stop doing

00:29:47.980 outdoor events,

00:29:50.020 stop doing

00:29:51.120 rallies.

00:29:52.220 You know,

00:29:52.680 Trump's number

00:29:53.800 one campaign

00:29:55.620 technique,

00:29:57.420 the number

00:29:57.880 one thing,

00:29:58.880 because you

00:29:59.400 can't ignore

00:29:59.940 it, it makes

00:30:01.060 massive crowds

00:30:02.000 and it makes

00:30:03.940 him look like

00:30:04.480 he's the

00:30:04.920 stronger candidate

00:30:05.760 because he

00:30:06.180 can get a

00:30:06.600 massive crowd.

00:30:08.000 So surprisingly,

00:30:09.240 the Secret

00:30:10.140 Service said,

00:30:10.820 you know,

00:30:11.160 maybe you

00:30:12.500 shouldn't do

00:30:12.920 that because

00:30:13.400 we can't

00:30:13.840 totally protect

00:30:14.520 you.

00:30:15.640 And the

00:30:16.860 reports are

00:30:17.500 that he's

00:30:17.920 agreed.

00:30:18.800 The reporting

00:30:19.660 is that he

00:30:20.160 agreed to

00:30:20.600 cancel his

00:30:21.260 outdoor rallies.

00:30:23.820 Now,

00:30:24.340 what are they

00:30:27.220 going to do?

00:30:27.660 Well, I've

00:30:29.320 got an idea.

00:30:30.720 I recommend

00:30:31.580 a dance

00:30:32.020 off because

00:30:33.620 it turns out

00:30:34.380 that Kamala

00:30:34.860 Harris is

00:30:35.280 getting a

00:30:35.700 lot of

00:30:36.080 credit on

00:30:36.660 TikTok for

00:30:37.460 her dance

00:30:37.880 moves,

00:30:38.340 which are in

00:30:38.860 almost all of

00:30:39.560 her memes.

00:30:41.300 And I

00:30:44.780 have to be

00:30:45.220 honest,

00:30:46.020 she does

00:30:47.040 have some

00:30:47.440 rhythm.

00:30:47.760 can't take

00:30:51.360 that away

00:30:51.720 from her.

00:30:52.720 Yeah,

00:30:53.220 her dance

00:30:54.080 moves suggest

00:30:56.040 she has

00:30:56.580 some rhythm.

00:30:58.360 But watching

00:30:59.860 Trump dance

00:31:00.860 has been a

00:31:01.620 meme forever,

00:31:02.980 and it's

00:31:04.440 never less

00:31:05.040 entertaining.

00:31:06.760 So watching

00:31:07.860 Trump do his

00:31:08.660 little dance,

00:31:09.340 which basically

00:31:10.120 is not,

00:31:10.660 I don't think

00:31:11.020 he uses his

00:31:11.500 feet at all.

00:31:12.480 He just sort

00:31:13.020 of sways back

00:31:13.680 and forth with

00:31:14.240 his arms and

00:31:14.820 his hips.

00:31:16.200 I want to

00:31:16.640 see a dance

00:31:17.080 off.

00:31:17.720 I don't even

00:31:18.200 want to see

00:31:18.540 a debate.

00:31:19.460 Because,

00:31:19.820 you know,

00:31:20.000 we don't

00:31:20.260 care what

00:31:20.580 they say

00:31:20.900 in the

00:31:21.140 debate.

00:31:22.020 Let's see

00:31:22.440 a dance

00:31:22.840 off.

00:31:25.380 Well,

00:31:25.820 over in

00:31:26.260 the GOP,

00:31:27.380 Speaker

00:31:27.620 Johnson and

00:31:28.600 some of

00:31:28.920 the House

00:31:29.340 Republican

00:31:29.720 leaders are

00:31:31.040 telling their

00:31:31.840 other Republicans

00:31:33.580 to stop

00:31:34.500 focusing so

00:31:35.300 much on

00:31:35.860 Harris's

00:31:36.440 race and

00:31:37.540 gender and

00:31:38.300 the DEI

00:31:39.300 situation.

00:31:41.560 To which

00:31:42.400 I say,

00:31:43.920 probably a

00:31:44.780 good strategy

00:31:45.520 for the

00:31:47.480 leadership of

00:31:48.100 the GOP.

00:31:49.700 That's our

00:31:50.360 job.

00:31:51.840 Yeah,

00:31:52.200 that's not

00:31:52.800 their job.

00:31:53.820 Their job

00:31:54.560 is to be

00:31:55.160 more bipartisan

00:31:55.960 when they

00:31:56.980 can and

00:31:57.580 support their

00:31:58.540 person in

00:31:59.120 the normal

00:31:59.540 way because

00:32:00.560 they don't

00:32:00.840 need any

00:32:01.220 heat on

00:32:01.640 them.

00:32:02.720 But the

00:32:03.760 public and

00:32:04.960 the social

00:32:05.640 media people

00:32:06.300 and the

00:32:06.660 people who

00:32:07.020 have been

00:32:07.300 so canceled

00:32:08.020 that they

00:32:08.640 can't get

00:32:09.000 any more

00:32:09.320 hurt,

00:32:10.460 like me,

00:32:11.880 we can

00:32:12.340 say it.

00:32:12.780 But the

00:32:14.020 key is that

00:32:14.980 I'm very

00:32:16.920 much against

00:32:17.540 all the

00:32:19.220 sexual

00:32:19.920 connotations

00:32:21.720 because I

00:32:22.520 don't think

00:32:22.800 it works.

00:32:23.880 It's not

00:32:24.320 really changing

00:32:24.860 anybody's

00:32:25.240 minds.

00:32:25.740 It just

00:32:26.060 makes the

00:32:26.420 person saying

00:32:27.080 it look

00:32:27.480 small.

00:32:28.520 And I

00:32:29.080 don't think

00:32:29.320 that's

00:32:29.560 helpful.

00:32:30.520 And it's

00:32:31.040 not funny.

00:32:32.320 Maybe at

00:32:33.060 some point it

00:32:33.620 was funny

00:32:34.140 because it

00:32:34.680 was shocking

00:32:35.580 and stuff.

00:32:36.320 But not

00:32:37.020 really.

00:32:37.820 Not so

00:32:38.220 funny.

00:32:39.340 So I

00:32:39.780 wouldn't do

00:32:40.120 that.

00:32:40.780 But I

00:32:41.280 would say

00:32:41.720 that if

00:32:42.060 you're going

00:32:42.260 to attack

00:32:42.640 her on

00:32:42.960 the DEI

00:32:43.580 stuff,

00:32:44.420 you should

00:32:44.780 point out

00:32:45.300 that Biden

00:32:47.400 said she

00:32:48.340 was picked

00:32:49.040 because of

00:32:49.740 her race

00:32:50.220 and her

00:32:50.520 gender.

00:32:51.520 I mean,

00:32:51.700 he said

00:32:51.980 it before

00:32:52.400 he picked

00:32:52.760 her.

00:32:53.460 So you

00:32:53.940 don't have

00:32:54.220 to wonder

00:32:54.740 if those

00:32:55.340 things were

00:32:55.820 the operative

00:32:56.460 things.

00:32:56.920 He said

00:32:57.240 so.

00:32:57.700 And then he

00:32:58.160 did it right

00:32:58.560 in front of

00:32:58.940 you.

00:32:59.760 But the

00:33:00.440 main argument

00:33:01.200 is one

00:33:01.840 of the

00:33:04.160 system.

00:33:05.240 So the

00:33:05.840 argument is

00:33:06.360 not that she's

00:33:07.020 bad because she's

00:33:08.020 a certain

00:33:08.400 color or

00:33:09.100 gender.

00:33:09.620 That would

00:33:09.860 be stupid

00:33:10.720 and terrible.

00:33:11.760 The argument

00:33:12.480 is that the

00:33:13.260 system of

00:33:13.860 DEI, if

00:33:15.460 it limits

00:33:15.980 you to

00:33:16.540 you have

00:33:17.020 to pick

00:33:17.320 a certain

00:33:17.660 kind of

00:33:18.000 person and

00:33:19.200 the pool

00:33:19.820 of available

00:33:20.500 applicants is

00:33:21.400 limited,

00:33:22.680 over time

00:33:23.940 you get

00:33:24.320 the worst

00:33:25.020 outcomes.

00:33:26.040 Even if

00:33:26.940 there are

00:33:27.620 plenty of

00:33:29.100 highly qualified

00:33:29.840 people of

00:33:30.440 all kinds.

00:33:31.580 Which is

00:33:31.960 true.

00:33:32.420 There are

00:33:32.600 plenty of

00:33:33.060 but not

00:33:34.320 plenty enough.

00:33:36.080 There are

00:33:36.360 plenty if

00:33:36.880 you're just

00:33:37.180 counting up

00:33:37.620 the number

00:33:38.040 of them

00:33:38.420 but not

00:33:39.540 nearly

00:33:39.860 plenty

00:33:40.240 enough if

00:33:40.760 you're

00:33:40.900 looking at

00:33:41.260 the current

00:33:41.960 demand because

00:33:42.820 everybody wants

00:33:43.400 the same

00:33:43.740 kind of

00:33:44.080 diversity at

00:33:44.720 the same

00:33:45.020 time.

00:33:46.560 So no,

00:33:47.120 the system

00:33:47.620 on paper

00:33:48.400 guarantees

00:33:49.220 you get

00:33:50.040 the least

00:33:51.060 qualified

00:33:51.640 candidates

00:33:52.240 over time

00:33:52.920 and that

00:33:54.020 has nothing

00:33:54.360 to do

00:33:54.720 with

00:33:55.040 anybody's

00:33:56.160 genes

00:33:56.540 or their

00:33:57.420 gender

00:33:57.700 or anything

00:33:58.080 else.

00:33:58.540 It's just

00:33:59.000 math.

00:34:01.160 All right.

00:34:01.880 as I'm

00:34:04.680 watching the

00:34:05.420 Kamala Harris

00:34:06.240 excitement

00:34:06.720 tick up,

00:34:07.900 it seems

00:34:09.100 to me

00:34:09.500 that

00:34:09.840 every

00:34:12.060 reason they

00:34:13.260 get for

00:34:13.700 supporting her

00:34:14.360 is a

00:34:14.700 fake

00:34:14.960 because.

00:34:16.560 Now,

00:34:16.880 the fake

00:34:17.420 because is

00:34:18.720 the reason

00:34:19.160 that you

00:34:19.480 give,

00:34:20.720 not the

00:34:21.240 reason you

00:34:21.660 have.

00:34:22.820 So your

00:34:23.300 internal

00:34:23.680 reason,

00:34:24.260 I believe,

00:34:25.020 is that

00:34:25.400 people are

00:34:25.820 supporting her

00:34:26.400 because of

00:34:26.920 her race

00:34:27.320 and her

00:34:27.600 gender.

00:34:28.980 I think

00:34:29.640 that's

00:34:30.000 85%

00:34:31.440 of it.

00:34:32.340 And I

00:34:32.720 don't think

00:34:33.040 people are

00:34:33.480 hiding it

00:34:33.920 too much.

00:34:34.720 If you

00:34:35.300 look at,

00:34:35.960 you know,

00:34:36.640 outside of

00:34:37.120 the political

00:34:38.000 class,

00:34:38.900 if you look

00:34:39.640 at social

00:34:40.200 media,

00:34:41.460 there are

00:34:41.860 lots of

00:34:42.280 social media

00:34:42.860 people are

00:34:43.360 saying,

00:34:43.760 yep,

00:34:44.000 I like

00:34:44.320 the black

00:34:44.700 one.

00:34:45.440 Yes,

00:34:45.680 it's time

00:34:46.020 for a

00:34:46.280 woman

00:34:46.460 president.

00:34:47.520 She's a

00:34:47.880 woman and

00:34:48.260 she's

00:34:48.480 black.

00:34:49.520 You know,

00:34:50.200 yeah,

00:34:50.500 yeah,

00:34:50.660 yeah,

00:34:50.860 sign me

00:34:51.300 up.

00:34:52.200 So

00:34:52.460 just

00:34:56.460 watching

00:34:56.940 the

00:34:57.380 fakeness

00:34:59.100 of their

00:34:59.560 support

00:35:00.020 is sort

00:35:00.880 of

00:35:01.000 nauseating,

00:35:02.180 but it

00:35:02.980 also

00:35:03.340 is

00:35:04.500 informative.

00:35:05.640 So you

00:35:06.180 can see

00:35:06.580 that people

00:35:07.820 really use

00:35:08.680 just the

00:35:09.180 most,

00:35:09.660 you know,

00:35:11.700 basic

00:35:12.260 reasons for

00:35:12.960 deciding.

00:35:14.340 I think

00:35:14.900 it's not a

00:35:15.340 coincidence that

00:35:16.080 the taller

00:35:16.800 candidate is

00:35:17.640 usually one.

00:35:19.260 I don't

00:35:19.580 think that's

00:35:19.980 a big

00:35:20.240 coincidence.

00:35:21.820 We make

00:35:22.680 decisions on

00:35:23.360 things like

00:35:23.860 height and

00:35:24.460 hair and

00:35:25.200 gender and

00:35:26.240 color.

00:35:26.940 all the

00:35:27.760 time.

00:35:28.660 And then

00:35:28.900 we

00:35:29.160 rationalize

00:35:30.400 it because

00:35:30.820 all the

00:35:31.380 politics,

00:35:32.660 as if we

00:35:33.200 even know

00:35:33.540 their

00:35:33.680 policies.

00:35:37.320 So

00:35:37.920 here are

00:35:41.440 some of

00:35:41.740 the dumb

00:35:43.720 reasons that

00:35:44.580 people are

00:35:45.180 using to

00:35:45.860 say you

00:35:46.900 shouldn't

00:35:47.300 vote for

00:35:48.160 Trump.

00:35:50.100 He's going

00:35:50.860 to steal

00:35:51.180 your democracy.

00:35:52.020 Trump wants

00:35:53.020 to be a

00:35:53.440 dictator,

00:35:54.400 dumb.

00:35:55.960 There's

00:35:56.200 the

00:35:56.440 pretending

00:35:57.060 he supports

00:35:57.960 Project

00:35:58.420 2025 in

00:35:59.700 its entirety,

00:36:00.540 which is a

00:36:01.360 hoax, not

00:36:02.460 his plan.

00:36:03.140 He has a

00:36:03.540 plan that's

00:36:03.960 different.

00:36:05.280 And some

00:36:07.100 people are

00:36:07.480 saying that

00:36:08.060 he has

00:36:09.280 different

00:36:09.880 values.

00:36:11.240 So his

00:36:12.040 character is

00:36:12.720 bad.

00:36:14.020 Compared to

00:36:14.800 what?

00:36:15.040 The lying

00:36:15.460 drunk.

00:36:15.960 Kamala

00:36:17.960 Harris did

00:36:19.820 nothing on

00:36:20.380 the border

00:36:20.760 and lied

00:36:22.360 about the

00:36:22.980 capability of

00:36:24.160 Biden for

00:36:24.740 years.

00:36:26.060 We know

00:36:26.880 she's a

00:36:27.360 liar of

00:36:27.860 the highest

00:36:28.420 level.

00:36:29.080 She lied

00:36:29.420 about the

00:36:29.780 most important

00:36:30.360 thing in

00:36:30.700 the country,

00:36:31.200 that her

00:36:31.460 boss couldn't

00:36:32.060 operate.

00:36:34.460 And you

00:36:36.860 could go

00:36:37.260 further.

00:36:37.860 But to

00:36:38.180 imagine that

00:36:38.760 one of the

00:36:39.200 candidates has

00:36:40.360 family values

00:36:41.540 the way you'd

00:36:42.080 like him to

00:36:42.540 be.

00:36:42.740 is

00:36:46.200 remarkably

00:36:47.400 dumb.

00:36:48.840 And then

00:36:49.860 of course

00:36:50.180 there's the

00:36:50.580 January 6th

00:36:51.340 insurrection

00:36:51.800 hoax and

00:36:53.160 you know

00:36:53.540 the hoax

00:36:55.580 that the

00:36:56.260 elections can

00:36:57.180 be known

00:36:57.660 to be

00:36:58.780 unrigged.

00:37:01.540 The elections

00:37:02.480 might be

00:37:03.120 unrigged,

00:37:04.060 but there's

00:37:05.380 not a way

00:37:05.760 to know

00:37:06.100 it.

00:37:07.040 So it's

00:37:08.020 a hoax

00:37:08.440 that anybody

00:37:08.920 can know

00:37:09.420 the election

00:37:09.920 was,

00:37:10.640 any election

00:37:11.560 was,

00:37:12.200 exactly

00:37:13.280 what it

00:37:13.640 should have

00:37:13.880 been.

00:37:15.580 And I

00:37:16.180 do realize

00:37:16.640 that 100%

00:37:17.400 of Democrats

00:37:17.920 think that's

00:37:18.580 crazy,

00:37:19.360 because they

00:37:20.600 haven't looked

00:37:21.000 into it.

00:37:22.100 You wouldn't

00:37:22.760 have to look

00:37:23.300 into it

00:37:23.700 too long

00:37:24.380 to figure

00:37:25.520 out that

00:37:26.000 nobody can

00:37:26.520 tell who

00:37:26.960 got voted.

00:37:29.160 It's

00:37:29.640 intentional.

00:37:30.620 Because all

00:37:31.280 you have to

00:37:31.640 know is

00:37:32.040 that making

00:37:32.560 it so that

00:37:33.300 everybody does

00:37:34.080 know is

00:37:35.480 easy to do.

00:37:36.200 You just

00:37:36.420 use paper

00:37:36.980 and have

00:37:37.740 somebody check

00:37:39.300 other people's

00:37:40.240 work.

00:37:41.120 That's it.

00:37:42.200 So given

00:37:42.860 that we

00:37:43.120 have a

00:37:43.380 system

00:37:43.660 that's

00:37:44.380 obviously

00:37:44.860 designed

00:37:45.480 to be

00:37:45.840 the opposite

00:37:46.340 of

00:37:46.580 auditable,

00:37:47.920 I think

00:37:48.580 that has

00:37:48.860 to mean

00:37:49.100 something.

00:37:51.120 And then,

00:37:51.560 of course,

00:37:51.880 climate change

00:37:52.440 we can disagree

00:37:53.020 about,

00:37:53.600 but I think

00:37:54.380 at this

00:37:54.680 point it's

00:37:55.520 increasingly

00:37:56.460 obvious that

00:37:57.280 the projections

00:37:58.780 have been

00:37:59.420 BS.

00:38:00.900 so here's

00:38:02.860 an example

00:38:03.260 of a woman,

00:38:05.600 Emily A.

00:38:07.880 On X,

00:38:08.860 she says,

00:38:09.860 she explains

00:38:10.960 why she's

00:38:11.440 voting for

00:38:12.100 her.

00:38:12.400 She says,

00:38:12.840 sweetie,

00:38:13.480 responding to

00:38:14.540 somebody else,

00:38:15.380 I'm not

00:38:15.820 voting for

00:38:16.340 her,

00:38:16.700 meaning

00:38:16.860 Harris,

00:38:17.280 because she's

00:38:17.740 a woman.

00:38:18.460 I'm voting

00:38:19.120 for her

00:38:19.540 because she

00:38:20.060 wants me

00:38:20.500 to have

00:38:20.800 as many

00:38:21.160 rights

00:38:21.440 as a

00:38:21.780 man.

00:38:24.060 What?

00:38:26.740 Kamala Harris

00:38:27.480 wants her

00:38:28.360 to have

00:38:28.680 as many

00:38:29.080 rights

00:38:29.380 as a

00:38:29.740 man.

00:38:29.980 As Zuby

00:38:32.940 pointed out

00:38:33.620 on X,

00:38:35.260 could you

00:38:35.880 maybe list

00:38:36.720 those rights

00:38:37.500 you think

00:38:38.040 you don't

00:38:38.520 have?

00:38:39.880 What exactly

00:38:40.740 right does

00:38:41.520 a man have

00:38:42.220 in America

00:38:42.740 that a

00:38:43.180 woman doesn't?

00:38:45.260 Can you

00:38:45.640 think of

00:38:45.940 one?

00:38:48.020 Who even

00:38:48.860 is still

00:38:49.320 locked in

00:38:50.040 that belief?

00:38:52.060 It's like

00:38:52.760 she missed

00:38:53.160 the last

00:38:53.540 hundred years

00:38:54.140 or something.

00:38:56.700 Oh,

00:38:56.940 well.

00:38:57.800 And then

00:38:58.220 one of my

00:38:58.760 mysteries is

00:38:59.540 a billionaire

00:39:01.100 tech

00:39:02.060 venture

00:39:02.480 capitalist

00:39:02.920 guy named

00:39:03.560 Vinod

00:39:04.760 Khosla,

00:39:06.280 K-H-O-S-L-A,

00:39:10.060 Khosla.

00:39:10.940 I hope

00:39:11.380 that's the

00:39:11.700 right pronunciation.

00:39:13.380 But he's

00:39:14.220 got his

00:39:14.560 own little

00:39:15.760 list here

00:39:16.360 of why

00:39:18.160 all the

00:39:18.460 not-MAGA

00:39:19.000 folks should

00:39:19.580 come together

00:39:20.160 for Kamala

00:39:20.780 Harris

00:39:21.140 to be

00:39:22.180 Trump.

00:39:23.200 It's to

00:39:23.900 save our

00:39:24.300 democracy.

00:39:24.880 He puts

00:39:25.440 that first.

00:39:26.000 Now,

00:39:26.940 do you

00:39:27.200 think

00:39:27.540 that a

00:39:28.920 billionaire

00:39:29.240 venture

00:39:29.760 capitalist

00:39:30.420 who's

00:39:31.660 famous

00:39:32.060 for

00:39:32.360 making

00:39:32.700 smart

00:39:33.340 decisions,

00:39:34.840 do you

00:39:35.420 think he

00:39:35.780 believes

00:39:36.260 that there's

00:39:37.700 really

00:39:38.120 democracy

00:39:39.160 is at

00:39:39.580 risk

00:39:39.960 from

00:39:40.360 Trump?

00:39:42.280 Is that

00:39:43.100 an actual

00:39:43.700 opinion that

00:39:44.280 a smart

00:39:44.720 person in

00:39:45.260 the United

00:39:45.540 States who

00:39:46.120 watches the

00:39:46.680 news could

00:39:47.140 have?

00:39:48.740 So I'm

00:39:49.560 actually puzzled

00:39:50.440 by his

00:39:51.980 reaction.

00:39:52.500 All right.

00:39:53.140 He says

00:39:53.620 reject bad

00:39:54.460 values.

00:39:56.260 What are

00:39:56.600 the bad

00:39:56.960 values?

00:39:58.680 Make

00:39:59.200 America

00:39:59.820 successful?

00:40:03.980 Does he

00:40:04.660 really think

00:40:05.200 that only

00:40:05.620 one of the

00:40:06.040 candidates has

00:40:06.840 told some

00:40:07.300 lies?

00:40:09.420 Does he

00:40:10.060 think that

00:40:10.380 only one of

00:40:10.880 the candidates

00:40:11.460 has had

00:40:11.840 an interesting

00:40:12.620 sexual past?

00:40:14.800 What exactly

00:40:15.400 does it,

00:40:16.080 who does he

00:40:16.760 think has the

00:40:17.280 good values?

00:40:18.500 Which one

00:40:18.960 was hiding

00:40:19.400 the fact that

00:40:20.060 Biden was

00:40:20.800 the basket

00:40:21.800 case for a

00:40:22.440 year?

00:40:25.320 And of

00:40:25.940 course, he

00:40:26.320 brings up

00:40:26.740 the Project

00:40:27.220 2025, and

00:40:28.400 I say to

00:40:28.760 myself, does

00:40:29.860 he not know

00:40:30.420 that's fake

00:40:31.400 news?

00:40:32.920 Because he

00:40:33.460 might not.

00:40:35.300 But wouldn't

00:40:35.900 that be

00:40:36.200 embarrassing if

00:40:38.040 you didn't

00:40:38.300 know that was

00:40:38.720 fake news by

00:40:39.360 now?

00:40:40.860 And then he

00:40:41.540 says the

00:40:41.920 dictatorship that

00:40:42.880 Trump loves.

00:40:44.400 Okay, I

00:40:45.160 thought everybody

00:40:45.820 knew that he

00:40:46.480 made a joke

00:40:47.120 about being

00:40:47.600 dictator for a

00:40:48.400 day.

00:40:49.440 There's not

00:40:50.020 the slightest

00:40:50.500 chance that

00:40:51.160 he has

00:40:51.440 dictatorial

00:40:52.440 ambitions in

00:40:53.860 America, like

00:40:54.960 that could

00:40:55.340 happen.

00:40:56.400 There's not

00:40:56.760 the slightest

00:40:57.180 chance of

00:40:57.660 that.

00:40:58.040 Does he

00:40:58.340 really believe

00:40:58.920 that stuff?

00:41:00.780 And anyway,

00:41:03.020 so my

00:41:03.960 mystery is

00:41:04.460 this.

00:41:06.860 Does he

00:41:07.540 have his

00:41:07.940 own personal

00:41:08.560 reasons which

00:41:09.260 are strong,

00:41:10.180 or at least

00:41:10.620 they're personal,

00:41:11.760 and then he's

00:41:12.340 just making

00:41:12.920 up a bunch

00:41:13.440 of BS because

00:41:14.160 he thinks that

00:41:14.840 the people he's

00:41:15.360 talking to are

00:41:15.980 idiots?

00:41:16.340 Or does

00:41:18.820 he really

00:41:19.200 believe these

00:41:19.840 things?

00:41:21.360 Is it

00:41:21.900 possible that

00:41:22.500 you could be

00:41:22.820 this successful

00:41:23.560 in business and

00:41:24.600 this brainwashed at

00:41:25.660 the same time?

00:41:27.080 It seems

00:41:27.740 unlikely, but I

00:41:29.620 guess it's not

00:41:30.100 impossible.

00:41:31.320 So some of

00:41:32.120 these billionaires

00:41:33.420 are really

00:41:34.000 mysteries because

00:41:35.840 the smartest

00:41:36.540 people have all

00:41:37.360 largely ended up

00:41:38.760 on the same

00:41:39.180 side at this

00:41:39.820 point, you

00:41:40.460 know, pro-Trump.

00:41:41.140 But the

00:41:42.520 billionaires who

00:41:44.220 still resist,

00:41:46.140 their reasons

00:41:46.940 for resisting are

00:41:47.900 getting increasingly

00:41:48.960 absurd.

00:41:50.940 They're not even

00:41:51.900 based on any

00:41:52.660 observable anything.

00:41:54.760 They're purely

00:41:55.880 imaginary

00:41:56.700 structures in

00:41:58.700 their head that

00:41:59.340 got put there by

00:42:00.200 the media.

00:42:01.500 But do the

00:42:02.000 billionaires really

00:42:02.780 get that easily

00:42:03.520 hypnotized?

00:42:05.140 Or is it just

00:42:06.120 in their advantage

00:42:07.100 for some reason

00:42:08.160 that maybe we

00:42:08.980 don't know that

00:42:10.120 they have to act

00:42:10.820 that way?

00:42:12.220 It's kind of

00:42:12.760 fascinating to me

00:42:13.480 just trying to

00:42:14.000 figure out what's

00:42:14.640 up with Vinod,

00:42:16.560 if he's uninformed

00:42:17.640 or just playing

00:42:18.660 some kind of a

00:42:19.240 game.

00:42:21.960 Anyway,

00:42:24.060 and he calls

00:42:27.460 some of the

00:42:28.840 MAGA people

00:42:29.420 assholes, and he

00:42:30.880 says the test for

00:42:31.780 whether they're

00:42:32.300 MAGA assholes is

00:42:33.980 whether they

00:42:34.780 believe in

00:42:35.340 election denialism.

00:42:37.400 Now, anybody

00:42:37.900 who uses the

00:42:38.660 term denialism,

00:42:39.580 is an asshole.

00:42:43.340 You're either

00:42:44.140 just an asshole

00:42:45.580 or you're a

00:42:46.320 stupid asshole,

00:42:47.360 or you're a

00:42:48.340 stupid and

00:42:48.920 uninformed asshole.

00:42:50.400 Because like I

00:42:51.180 said, he doesn't

00:42:52.600 have any way to

00:42:53.300 know what election

00:42:54.220 results were.

00:42:56.260 Neither do any

00:42:56.980 of us.

00:42:57.980 We don't live in a

00:42:59.100 system that could

00:43:00.300 make you feel

00:43:03.000 comfortable in the

00:43:03.800 outcome.

00:43:04.700 And he's probably

00:43:05.580 not been aware of

00:43:06.700 any of the

00:43:07.440 challenges and

00:43:08.460 problems and

00:43:09.220 obvious things

00:43:10.040 that people have

00:43:10.660 found with the

00:43:11.220 system.

00:43:12.660 So, I don't

00:43:13.880 know.

00:43:14.200 It's quite a

00:43:14.680 mystery to me.

00:43:16.440 Anyway, so now

00:43:17.860 I told you the

00:43:18.360 Secret Service got

00:43:19.780 Trump to stop his

00:43:20.660 rallies.

00:43:21.380 So let's look at

00:43:22.280 their record.

00:43:25.980 So they're

00:43:27.960 meeting the

00:43:28.400 Democrats.

00:43:29.000 So far, the

00:43:29.900 Democrats have

00:43:31.500 defamed Trump

00:43:33.260 with a whole

00:43:34.700 range of

00:43:35.240 hoaxes, from

00:43:36.240 the Russia

00:43:37.600 collusion to

00:43:38.760 the fine

00:43:40.260 people hoax,

00:43:41.280 drinking bleach

00:43:42.120 hoax, now the

00:43:43.420 Project 2025

00:43:44.240 hoax.

00:43:45.280 So they're

00:43:47.000 running hoax

00:43:47.560 after hoax.

00:43:48.820 They impeached

00:43:49.680 him twice on

00:43:50.520 BS.

00:43:51.020 They may or

00:43:54.100 may not have

00:43:54.660 rigged an

00:43:55.280 election.

00:43:55.960 There's no

00:43:56.560 court proof of

00:43:57.600 that, but we

00:43:59.400 live in the

00:43:59.840 real world, so

00:44:00.680 and certainly

00:44:03.560 they made some

00:44:05.020 legal changes

00:44:06.200 which guaranteed

00:44:06.940 they would win

00:44:07.600 because of the

00:44:08.440 pandemic.

00:44:10.040 They've tried to

00:44:10.900 break him

00:44:11.320 financially,

00:44:13.080 largely using

00:44:14.080 lawfare,

00:44:15.340 unrestricted

00:44:16.000 lawfare, and

00:44:17.360 now there's been

00:44:17.940 an assassination

00:44:18.600 attempt, which

00:44:19.900 given the timing

00:44:21.160 of it and

00:44:21.800 other factors

00:44:22.620 makes us think

00:44:23.900 that maybe the

00:44:25.180 Democrats were

00:44:25.960 directly or

00:44:26.620 indirectly in

00:44:27.600 on it.

00:44:29.520 And now they

00:44:30.280 just told him

00:44:30.860 he can't do

00:44:31.580 the number one

00:44:32.260 thing that works

00:44:32.920 for him, which

00:44:33.480 is have rallies.

00:44:35.480 If you're not

00:44:36.260 picking up the

00:44:36.820 pattern yet, and

00:44:39.120 of course the

00:44:39.560 reason they can

00:44:40.060 do all that, is

00:44:41.540 that they painted

00:44:42.660 him as Hitler

00:44:43.360 in the media.

00:44:44.760 And once you've

00:44:45.400 brainwashed the

00:44:46.160 people into

00:44:46.660 thinking that

00:44:47.260 you're stopping

00:44:47.800 Hitler, there's

00:44:49.460 no limit to

00:44:50.100 what people

00:44:50.500 will be willing

00:44:51.000 to do.

00:44:51.780 We're watching

00:44:52.420 it in real

00:44:52.840 time.

00:44:53.720 They are

00:44:54.000 willing to

00:44:54.520 do anything

00:44:55.240 because they've

00:44:56.680 been actually

00:44:57.240 hypnotized into

00:44:58.620 thinking that

00:44:59.260 Trump is

00:44:59.660 Hitler.

00:45:02.660 So, anyway,

00:45:04.560 so now they're

00:45:05.400 going after J.D.

00:45:06.180 Vance, of

00:45:06.620 course, because

00:45:07.120 he's the VP

00:45:07.620 pick, and he's

00:45:09.340 got some things

00:45:10.780 to defend from

00:45:11.860 past statements.

00:45:13.740 I guess he

00:45:14.260 made a case on

00:45:15.620 Fox News before

00:45:18.040 he was nominated,

00:45:18.940 I don't know

00:45:19.240 how long ago,

00:45:20.380 that people

00:45:20.740 like AOC and

00:45:22.220 Harris and

00:45:23.860 Buttigieg didn't

00:45:25.540 have their own

00:45:26.240 kids, and they

00:45:28.480 were making

00:45:28.840 decisions, and

00:45:29.800 people who don't

00:45:30.500 have that much

00:45:32.420 skin in the game

00:45:33.300 have kids, won't

00:45:35.200 make the same

00:45:35.720 decisions.

00:45:36.480 So he suggested

00:45:37.660 that if you're not

00:45:38.480 a family person,

00:45:40.260 you would not

00:45:40.840 have the right

00:45:41.340 perspective and

00:45:42.780 buy-in to be a

00:45:44.640 politician.

00:45:45.880 Now, I disagree

00:45:46.820 with that, but

00:45:48.380 it's a fair

00:45:51.140 argument.

00:45:52.760 It's a fair

00:45:53.340 argument.

00:45:54.320 If nobody

00:45:56.180 had a family,

00:45:57.180 then I'd be

00:45:58.320 worried.

00:45:59.440 But most of

00:46:00.420 Congress will

00:46:01.260 be like it

00:46:01.840 always has,

00:46:02.760 people with

00:46:03.420 families, there

00:46:03.920 will be plenty

00:46:04.400 of people to

00:46:05.140 carry that

00:46:06.900 argument forward.

00:46:12.360 But, anyway,

00:46:13.500 I think if

00:46:16.900 Republicans could

00:46:17.800 at least

00:46:18.160 acknowledge that

00:46:19.160 the family

00:46:19.920 unit isn't the

00:46:20.940 only way to

00:46:21.560 solve problems,

00:46:22.460 they might come

00:46:23.020 out ahead, but I

00:46:24.460 don't think that's

00:46:24.980 going to happen.

00:46:26.060 But my favorite

00:46:26.780 J.D. Vance story

00:46:27.720 is that a

00:46:28.480 hoaxer on

00:46:29.440 X posted a

00:46:32.160 hoax that

00:46:33.640 said there was a

00:46:34.360 specific passage

00:46:35.300 in J.D. Vance's

00:46:36.540 book in which he

00:46:38.380 confessed, and

00:46:39.160 again, this didn't

00:46:40.060 happen, and it's

00:46:40.820 not in the book.

00:46:41.600 This is a really

00:46:42.940 good hoax, but

00:46:44.400 the hoax was that

00:46:45.920 there's a certain

00:46:46.500 page, which

00:46:47.300 nobody's going to

00:46:47.880 read unless they've

00:46:49.160 already read the

00:46:49.680 book, that

00:46:51.860 suggested that he

00:46:52.800 once, as a

00:46:53.980 youth, turned

00:46:56.260 a, what

00:46:58.500 would you call

00:46:58.820 it, one of

00:46:59.100 those elastic

00:46:59.700 gloves inside

00:47:00.580 out and poked

00:47:02.120 it into a crack

00:47:03.720 in a couch

00:47:04.460 cushion and had

00:47:05.360 sex with it.

00:47:07.620 So, if you've

00:47:09.100 noticed online all

00:47:11.000 of the hilarious

00:47:11.700 memes about

00:47:12.660 sexy-looking

00:47:14.060 couches and

00:47:15.100 J.D. Vance

00:47:15.720 looking at them

00:47:16.460 with lust, it

00:47:17.800 took me a while

00:47:18.320 to figure out

00:47:18.840 what that was

00:47:19.280 all about, and

00:47:20.780 I actually believed

00:47:21.800 the hoax for a

00:47:22.500 while.

00:47:23.440 I hadn't seen

00:47:24.280 the original

00:47:24.760 hoax, but I

00:47:25.980 thought, oh my

00:47:26.580 goodness, did

00:47:27.980 that hillbilly

00:47:28.960 elegy book, you

00:47:31.040 know, talk about

00:47:31.880 some private

00:47:32.560 masturbatory thing?

00:47:34.780 And I thought,

00:47:36.240 you know, maybe

00:47:36.800 he admitted

00:47:37.820 something that

00:47:38.580 happened when he

00:47:39.160 was 12 years

00:47:40.120 old, and

00:47:41.600 now they're

00:47:42.220 making fun of

00:47:42.860 it.

00:47:43.140 But apparently

00:47:43.600 he never said

00:47:44.300 it, and in

00:47:44.880 the real world

00:47:46.660 that never

00:47:47.080 happened.

00:47:48.220 But it's

00:47:49.380 really funny.

00:47:51.580 I can't let

00:47:52.820 go of the

00:47:53.200 fact that whoever

00:47:53.880 came up with

00:47:54.580 this hoax, nicely

00:47:56.340 done.

00:47:57.620 Nicely done.

00:47:58.920 I don't think

00:47:59.660 it'll change who

00:48:00.260 anybody votes

00:48:00.900 for, but this

00:48:02.180 is a really

00:48:02.680 funny hoax.

00:48:03.940 If you're

00:48:04.380 going to do a

00:48:04.780 hoax and it's

00:48:05.540 this funny, and

00:48:06.760 it gets this

00:48:07.320 much traffic, I

00:48:09.680 just got to

00:48:10.380 give it up for

00:48:10.900 you.

00:48:12.120 That's a hell

00:48:12.740 of a good

00:48:13.040 hoax.

00:48:14.060 We can at

00:48:14.940 least appreciate

00:48:15.860 the intelligence

00:48:19.040 that went into

00:48:19.700 doing that.

00:48:20.340 It was really

00:48:20.920 clever.

00:48:21.720 I have to

00:48:22.160 just say, I

00:48:23.240 was so

00:48:23.540 impressed.

00:48:26.200 Well, there's

00:48:26.820 a new study

00:48:27.300 that says if

00:48:27.880 you want to

00:48:28.180 live a long

00:48:28.660 life, you

00:48:29.360 got to

00:48:29.560 prioritize your

00:48:30.300 friends, which

00:48:31.720 of course you

00:48:32.220 know, loneliness

00:48:33.080 will kill you.

00:48:34.880 And in other

00:48:36.080 news, now

00:48:38.960 there's a

00:48:39.700 downloadable

00:48:41.120 GPT-4 class

00:48:43.140 AI model that

00:48:43.980 you can download

00:48:44.960 on your own

00:48:45.520 device.

00:48:46.160 It's LAMA.

00:48:47.600 And that's

00:48:48.540 the Zuckerberg

00:48:49.580 meta version

00:48:51.260 of AI that's

00:48:52.120 going to be

00:48:52.680 sort of

00:48:53.220 available.

00:48:54.540 I guess it's

00:48:55.220 a more open

00:48:55.880 one.

00:48:56.820 So now you

00:48:57.500 could have

00:48:57.820 your own

00:48:58.300 full monstrous

00:49:00.640 AI.

00:49:01.420 You can't

00:49:01.880 put it on

00:49:02.180 your computer,

00:49:03.040 your regular

00:49:03.480 computer.

00:49:04.060 That wouldn't

00:49:04.380 have enough

00:49:04.760 power.

00:49:05.060 But if

00:49:05.760 you had a

00:49:06.200 server, you

00:49:07.500 know, very

00:49:07.860 serious, beefy

00:49:09.300 server, as

00:49:09.880 they say, you

00:49:11.720 could run your

00:49:12.320 own AI locally.

00:49:14.380 So that's

00:49:15.220 kind of

00:49:15.460 exciting.

00:49:17.260 All right.

00:49:18.980 And here's

00:49:19.900 two studies

00:49:22.040 that maybe

00:49:22.840 sound too

00:49:23.420 nerdy, but

00:49:24.040 could make a

00:49:24.580 big difference

00:49:25.080 in the world.

00:49:27.540 So researchers

00:49:28.880 have figured

00:49:29.380 out how to

00:49:29.760 use 3D

00:49:30.480 printers to

00:49:31.940 make solar

00:49:33.200 steam generators

00:49:34.300 for desalinization.

00:49:36.540 And what I

00:49:36.860 mean by that

00:49:37.560 is that if

00:49:38.540 you want to

00:49:38.940 use the

00:49:39.440 sun to

00:49:40.640 evaporate,

00:49:41.940 let's say,

00:49:42.540 water that

00:49:43.020 has too

00:49:43.780 much salt

00:49:44.220 in it,

00:49:45.380 the evaporation

00:49:46.380 will be

00:49:47.320 salt-free.

00:49:48.680 You know,

00:49:48.840 the salt will

00:49:49.820 stay in the

00:49:50.460 ground.

00:49:51.080 And then you

00:49:51.800 can use that

00:49:52.380 evaporation.

00:49:53.440 But to

00:49:54.340 use that

00:49:54.920 technique,

00:49:55.800 you needed

00:49:56.520 the water to

00:49:57.960 evaporate on

00:49:58.620 a surface.

00:49:59.200 space, but

00:50:00.440 the amount

00:50:00.980 of surface

00:50:01.420 space that

00:50:02.560 your device

00:50:03.100 had would

00:50:03.640 limit how

00:50:04.080 much you

00:50:04.440 could evaporate.

00:50:06.280 And so

00:50:06.580 they use

00:50:06.920 3D printing

00:50:07.560 to make

00:50:08.140 surfaces that

00:50:09.020 don't take

00:50:09.440 up much

00:50:09.860 space, but

00:50:11.160 have way

00:50:11.960 more surface

00:50:12.620 space.

00:50:13.360 In other

00:50:13.620 words,

00:50:13.880 they're spiky.

00:50:15.240 So there's

00:50:16.020 all kinds of

00:50:16.740 surface, even

00:50:17.800 though it might

00:50:18.260 be one square

00:50:18.900 foot, it'd be

00:50:19.500 like maybe

00:50:20.740 16 square

00:50:21.700 feet of

00:50:22.180 surface.

00:50:23.040 I'm just

00:50:23.660 making that

00:50:24.160 up, but

00:50:24.460 that's the

00:50:24.760 idea.

00:50:25.020 And so

00:50:25.860 that one

00:50:26.260 little change

00:50:27.080 apparently brings

00:50:29.080 seawater

00:50:29.640 desalinization

00:50:30.580 into a whole

00:50:31.540 different level

00:50:32.220 of potential

00:50:33.000 economics, which

00:50:34.920 is a big

00:50:35.320 deal.

00:50:36.320 The availability

00:50:37.000 of water, it's

00:50:38.560 hard to imagine

00:50:39.140 anything bigger

00:50:39.720 than that.

00:50:41.580 At the same

00:50:42.320 time, there's

00:50:42.820 another study

00:50:43.500 that also

00:50:45.380 uses a

00:50:46.100 physical

00:50:46.720 substance and

00:50:47.940 a little

00:50:48.960 bitty motor

00:50:49.580 to make

00:50:50.900 water from

00:50:51.680 the air,

00:50:52.280 the same

00:50:52.580 way.

00:50:53.460 So instead

00:50:53.900 of evaporating

00:50:55.740 it from

00:50:56.220 seawater,

00:50:57.520 there's

00:50:57.860 another one

00:50:58.380 that can

00:50:58.660 just suck

00:50:59.240 water out

00:51:01.960 of the air,

00:51:03.600 even in the

00:51:04.560 driest places.

00:51:06.280 So you

00:51:06.600 could be

00:51:06.900 sitting in

00:51:07.360 the desert,

00:51:08.540 turn on

00:51:08.920 your little

00:51:09.300 tabletop

00:51:09.860 device, and

00:51:10.640 you'd have

00:51:10.840 a glass

00:51:11.160 of water.

00:51:12.100 It just

00:51:12.400 sucks it

00:51:12.880 out of

00:51:13.040 the air.

00:51:14.060 So these

00:51:15.520 are, I

00:51:16.960 think, both

00:51:17.420 in the

00:51:17.740 category of

00:51:18.560 fundamentally

00:51:20.360 could change

00:51:21.600 a whole lot

00:51:22.780 about the

00:51:23.140 world.

00:51:23.900 If you

00:51:24.380 could farm

00:51:24.880 anywhere without

00:51:25.680 the need for

00:51:26.640 water, there's

00:51:28.780 just all kinds

00:51:29.320 of ways this

00:51:29.800 could change

00:51:30.240 everything.

00:51:32.020 So, ladies

00:51:35.280 and gentlemen,

00:51:36.680 has there

00:51:37.660 been any

00:51:37.960 news since

00:51:38.460 I started?

00:51:40.760 Did anything

00:51:41.560 happen?

00:51:42.220 We didn't

00:51:42.760 talk about

00:51:43.260 Cheadle

00:51:43.680 resigning,

00:51:44.400 but the

00:51:45.200 director of

00:51:45.760 the Secret

00:51:46.140 Service is

00:51:46.740 resigning,

00:51:47.240 right?

00:51:47.720 Or already

00:51:48.200 has?

00:51:48.480 now, does

00:51:50.460 it seem

00:51:50.820 to you

00:51:51.320 that the

00:51:53.160 obvious thing

00:51:53.820 that's going

00:51:54.180 to happen

00:51:54.500 with this

00:51:54.960 investigation

00:51:55.660 about the

00:51:56.200 assassination

00:51:56.640 is that once

00:51:58.380 Cheadle is

00:51:59.060 gone,

00:52:00.260 everything else

00:52:01.440 you'd want to

00:52:01.940 find out about

00:52:02.640 it is going

00:52:03.100 to turn

00:52:03.440 into, well,

00:52:04.580 it's an

00:52:04.940 ongoing

00:52:05.300 investigation.

00:52:06.160 and the

00:52:07.840 investigation

00:52:08.300 will be

00:52:08.860 ongoing for

00:52:09.500 five years

00:52:10.220 and then

00:52:11.580 they'll

00:52:12.020 conclude with

00:52:13.080 something

00:52:13.420 ridiculous

00:52:13.980 and the

00:52:15.520 news will

00:52:15.920 just shrug

00:52:16.580 because Trump

00:52:18.160 will be out

00:52:18.620 of office,

00:52:19.940 everybody lost

00:52:20.620 interest,

00:52:21.440 and it's a

00:52:22.440 confusing story

00:52:23.380 and they'll

00:52:24.360 make some

00:52:24.720 claims that

00:52:25.200 are hard to

00:52:25.560 check and

00:52:26.800 then we'll

00:52:27.220 all say,

00:52:27.660 well,

00:52:28.380 all right,

00:52:29.580 I guess they

00:52:30.100 looked into

00:52:30.540 it.

00:52:32.120 Now, did

00:52:32.560 I say that

00:52:33.080 Benny,

00:52:33.880 Benny,

00:52:34.980 is it

00:52:36.720 Thompson or

00:52:37.260 Johnson?

00:52:37.660 I can't

00:52:37.920 remember.

00:52:39.200 The same

00:52:39.900 guy who was

00:52:40.360 the head of

00:52:40.760 the impeachment

00:52:41.280 of Trump,

00:52:43.720 January 6th

00:52:44.400 committee,

00:52:46.780 he might be

00:52:48.020 in charge of

00:52:48.940 getting to

00:52:49.840 the bottom

00:52:50.180 of what

00:52:50.520 happened with

00:52:50.940 the assassination

00:52:51.480 attempt,

00:52:52.300 which would

00:52:54.400 be just

00:52:54.840 spitting in

00:52:55.820 the face

00:52:56.220 of every

00:52:56.740 Republican.

00:52:57.940 It's like,

00:52:58.240 we're not

00:52:58.580 going to

00:52:58.820 really even

00:52:59.240 pretend we're

00:52:59.780 trying to

00:53:00.140 get to the

00:53:00.540 real bottom

00:53:01.020 of this,

00:53:01.940 but we'll

00:53:02.460 put somebody

00:53:02.940 in charge

00:53:03.360 who hates

00:53:03.780 Trump.

00:53:04.980 How do

00:53:05.520 you like

00:53:05.740 that?

00:53:09.840 All right,

00:53:10.480 it's

00:53:10.640 Johnson.

00:53:11.920 Somebody

00:53:12.400 says Thompson

00:53:13.140 and somebody

00:53:13.680 says Johnson.

00:53:14.880 Well,

00:53:15.160 apparently we

00:53:16.380 disagree what

00:53:17.020 his last

00:53:17.620 name is.

00:53:25.580 What's up

00:53:26.260 with Goldbar

00:53:26.980 Bob?

00:53:27.540 Well,

00:53:27.700 I guess

00:53:27.960 Goldbar

00:53:28.640 Bob is

00:53:29.360 retired,

00:53:30.580 right?

00:53:31.920 Or he

00:53:32.820 quit.

00:53:33.160 so that

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00:54:58.100 is today the

00:54:59.400 day that

00:54:59.920 Biden is

00:55:00.640 supposed to

00:55:01.020 speak?

00:55:03.260 Are we

00:55:03.580 going to

00:55:03.780 hear,

00:55:06.260 today's the

00:55:07.260 day, right?

00:55:08.240 Biden should

00:55:08.820 be speaking

00:55:09.260 later?

00:55:14.320 All right,

00:55:15.060 well,

00:55:16.540 we'll all be

00:55:17.540 watching for

00:55:18.040 that.

00:55:18.580 It's Thompson,

00:55:20.200 Benny

00:55:20.540 Thompson.

00:55:23.460 Tonight at,

00:55:24.900 what time is he

00:55:25.720 speaking?

00:55:27.340 At 8pm,

00:55:28.600 certainly 8pm

00:55:29.560 is Eastern

00:55:30.400 Time.

00:55:31.900 So,

00:55:32.400 in the

00:55:32.720 man cave

00:55:33.360 tonight,

00:55:34.440 for subscribers,

00:55:35.980 I'll probably be

00:55:37.080 watching that with

00:55:37.860 you.

00:55:38.520 What's tonight,

00:55:39.100 Wednesday?

00:55:39.600 Yeah,

00:55:39.860 probably.

00:55:41.260 So,

00:55:41.520 I'll watch that

00:55:41.860 with you.

00:55:43.780 All right.

00:55:45.840 Bob's still a

00:55:46.740 senator until

00:55:47.420 August 20th.

00:55:49.000 Okay,

00:55:49.360 Bob Menendez.

00:55:51.900 He'll resign in

00:55:52.980 September,

00:55:53.700 I'm seeing in the

00:55:54.420 comments.

00:55:58.980 Cheadle was

00:55:59.580 part of the

00:55:59.980 team that

00:56:00.380 evacuated Cheney

00:56:01.380 in 9-11.

00:56:02.580 Well,

00:56:03.320 that's just why

00:56:04.520 she got promoted.

00:56:06.440 I mean,

00:56:06.960 she has

00:56:07.240 experience.

00:56:08.500 Yeah.

00:56:09.180 I don't think

00:56:09.840 that tells us

00:56:10.460 anything.

00:56:21.760 Talk about the

00:56:22.740 Yellowstone

00:56:23.340 eruption.

00:56:24.900 How many of

00:56:25.800 you saw the

00:56:26.340 video,

00:56:27.300 went viral,

00:56:28.300 of some

00:56:28.960 tourists in

00:56:29.820 Yellowstone,

00:56:31.100 and there was a,

00:56:32.200 I guess it was a

00:56:33.040 geyser,

00:56:34.500 that erupted in

00:56:37.000 a more spectacular

00:56:38.360 fashion than it

00:56:39.380 normally erupts,

00:56:40.300 and it looked like

00:56:41.140 a, it looked like

00:56:43.220 basically a portal

00:56:44.660 from hell had

00:56:45.380 been opened.

00:56:47.100 That was pretty

00:56:47.940 scary looking.

00:56:51.040 All right.

00:56:51.960 So, I think that's

00:56:53.180 about all this

00:56:53.680 happening.

00:56:54.100 So, I'm going to

00:56:54.520 end it here.

00:56:55.200 I'm going to say

00:56:55.680 thanks for joining

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00:56:58.280 Rumble and the

00:56:59.980 X people.

00:57:00.680 I'm going to

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00:57:02.900 privately,

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00:57:36.160 internet.

00:57:37.720 So, they have

00:57:39.720 to send somebody

00:57:40.580 to the

00:57:40.920 congressional hearing

00:57:41.700 and they need to

00:57:43.100 pick somebody who

00:57:43.840 doesn't know

00:57:44.240 anything about the

00:57:44.980 topic so that

00:57:46.320 when Congress

00:57:46.880 asks some

00:57:47.380 questions, they

00:57:48.100 can act like

00:57:48.660 they don't know

00:57:49.100 anything and

00:57:50.100 Congress will

00:57:50.700 just have

00:57:52.240 nothing.

00:57:53.380 So, that's

00:57:54.020 what's coming up

00:57:54.540 in the Dilbert

00:57:55.000 Reborn comic.

00:57:56.220 And I'm going to

00:57:56.660 say bye to

00:57:57.220 everybody else

00:57:57.740 except locals.

00:57:59.720 Locals, I'm

00:58:00.340 coming at you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 25, 2024

Episode 2546 CWSA 07⧸25⧸24

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