Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 25, 2024


Episode 2546 CWSA 07⧸25⧸24


Episode Stats

Length

58 minutes

Words per Minute

142.25632

Word Count

8,253

Sentence Count

549

Misogynist Sentences

27

Hate Speech Sentences

31


Summary

Trump survives an assassination attempt, but who has the power to do what they do? And why does AIPAC want Hillary to become the next president? And who is the real power behind the machine that keeps us in perpetual war with the Palestinians?


Transcript

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00:00:30.580 Good morning, everybody,
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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
00:53:35.000 makes
00:53:35.200 sense.
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00:54:57.580 Now,
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
00:56:56.620 for YouTube and
00:56:58.280 Rumble and the
00:56:59.980 X people.
00:57:00.680 I'm going to
00:57:01.880 talk to the
00:57:02.400 Locals people
00:57:02.900 privately,
00:57:03.640 my beloved
00:57:04.500 subscribers,
00:57:06.100 maybe even have
00:57:07.000 an extra sip of
00:57:08.000 coffee with them,
00:57:08.920 and we'll see you
00:57:10.920 tomorrow morning,
00:57:12.740 same place,
00:57:13.360 same time.
00:57:14.340 Don't miss it.
00:57:15.360 Oh, one more
00:57:15.960 thing.
00:57:17.100 If you didn't
00:57:18.760 notice the
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00:57:20.340 comic, which you
00:57:21.160 can only see if you
00:57:22.020 subscribe here on
00:57:23.280 X or if you
00:57:24.140 subscribe to
00:57:25.180 Locals,
00:57:25.800 Dilbert's company
00:57:30.320 has to do a
00:57:31.480 congressional hearing
00:57:32.920 because their
00:57:34.160 software brought
00:57:35.800 down the
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.