Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2559 CWSA 08⧸07⧸24

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00:00:37.760 okay people how about a little uh news update and then we'll get into

00:00:46.440 vice presidential pick and all the stuff about politics well the new york post has a story that

00:00:52.640 there's a new theory about how the pyramids got built and maybe they used the apparently there

00:00:59.580 was a lot of water in that area back in the pyramid building days there were rivers and canals and they

00:01:06.040 may have used the rivers and canals to power the building of the pyramid so they may have been

00:01:12.880 harnessing the the water power to help them lift the heavy blocks i'm not sure exactly how they

00:01:20.240 harnessed it but if i were building a pyramid let me tell you how i would do it i would start with

00:01:26.880 uh build a canal where i could float all the big rocks so if you if you wrapped enough water around

00:01:35.120 them i think they'd all float so you float your big rocks from the quarry right up to the pyramid but

00:01:41.720 now you got to get the rock up to the top of the pyramid how do you do it well i don't know but the way

00:01:47.860 i'd do it is i'd have the center of the pyramid always empty like there's a big column in the

00:01:54.040 middle of it and i would i would have an underground um canal so that i could move the things into the

00:02:03.000 move there was a move those big blocks that are floating on wood into the middle of the pyramid

00:02:08.720 and then i would close off the place that the block came from and i would fill the column with

00:02:15.860 water and it would float those big blocks all the way up to the top of the pyramid whatever has been

00:02:21.940 built so far and then you just take it off and put it where you want it so you could actually float

00:02:27.780 the block the blocks to the top if you sealed off the column and allowed the pyramid just to be a big

00:02:35.840 column of water and you just put the water in there so maybe but there could have been other

00:02:41.960 mechanical ways they harnessed the water power too there are new scientists who claims that you can

00:02:49.660 use ai to detect intelligence sexual preference and political leaning just by looking at faces do you

00:02:58.500 believe that do you believe that you can tell with high level of accuracy somebody's intelligence

00:03:05.180 sexual preference and political leaning just by their face how many believe that you could not

00:03:11.260 every time but that you could usually tell by their face i do if you can't tell those things by looking

00:03:19.080 at people's faces there's something wrong with you you're you're missing some kind of social skill

00:03:23.700 yes of course you can tell those things it takes you about all of one second to tell somebody's

00:03:29.100 general intelligence by looking at them you know it's true now sexuality if they're not hiding it

00:03:36.700 it's usually easy to tell if they're hiding it's hard of course and uh political leanings weirdly yes

00:03:45.120 weirdly yes you can tell people's political leanings but that's not the fun part here's the fun part

00:03:51.820 it can detect lies now i haven't seen anybody do it yet but i guarantee that if humans can do it

00:04:01.960 and you've seen me do it a million times right the the the tells for lying are very clear i was watching

00:04:09.620 who was it the other day uh chris murphy supporting who supports harris democrat um i was watching him with

00:04:17.900 the the sound off and when he gets the lying part his eyebrows go way up and his eyes get wide

00:04:24.580 and then he delivers the lie that he knows is a lie and you know it's a lie but if he opens his eyes

00:04:29.920 really hard maybe he can make you believe the lie that he knows is a lie and you know is a lie

00:04:34.480 they're really obvious so yes ai will be will be able to determine who's lying

00:04:42.280 and i don't think we're ready for that do you think we're ready for that because it's going to be

00:04:48.880 pretty accurate except for the people who really practice their lies those would be hard to detect

00:04:54.140 anyway um science has also determined that there's a key brain chemical that determines whether you

00:05:05.260 choose to exercise or eat some unhealthy snacks that's pretty specific so in rats anyway they can

00:05:13.540 tell if the rat will want to do physical activity or just indulge in a treat based on how much of this

00:05:19.140 one brain chemical is there something called orexin now they haven't tried this on human beings but

00:05:25.860 the thinking is that they could change your desire to exercise versus snacking based on how much you

00:05:33.560 change this chemical composition in a person but do you know what the real story is it's yet more

00:05:40.680 proof that we don't have free will if you had free will why would it matter how much of this chemical

00:05:46.520 you had in your brain because your free will would just say i choose to exercise or it might say i choose

00:05:55.000 to eat an unhealthy snack but if you have free will how could it possibly be affected by a chemical in your

00:06:02.280 brain no you don't have free will free will has always been the most persistent illusion in all of

00:06:08.600 humanity and we imagine we have free will because it allows us to not go crazy i guess but no you don't

00:06:15.960 have any free will yeah i think i first realized that i don't know how many decades ago but when scientists

00:06:26.360 said you know what i think some people are born with a tendency to be gay to which i said well

00:06:33.480 wouldn't that mean they don't have free will and then science said you know what turns out that people

00:06:39.320 who become addicts and alcoholics are genetically different in other words there's some genetic

00:06:46.600 inclination to addiction to which i said why i thought they could just choose to be addicted

00:06:52.280 they got their free will don't they and eventually you realize that everything we attribute to free

00:06:59.000 will will eventually be identified as a chemical state and then you'll realize it doesn't exist

00:07:06.120 and then you'll have to deal with that so i'm getting you ready decades in advance you're welcome

00:07:14.040 all right another thing that science found out is that your moral values could change with the seasons

00:07:21.160 so the seasonality and this has been studied a ubc study has revealed that regular seasonal shifts

00:07:28.120 and people's uh their regular seasonal shifts and moral values huh let's say if your moral values can

00:07:37.320 shift based on i don't know sunlight and diet and temperature that sounds a little like you don't have free will

00:07:45.320 huh you might notice eventually that 100 of science is all in the same direction on free will

00:07:54.200 every bit of it every single thing that they discover about humans reduces what you could imagine was their

00:08:01.080 free will it has always been an illusion hypnotists learn that in day one in day one the hypnotists learn

00:08:09.080 that we imagine free will but we're just program machines basically you can't really even be a hypnotist

00:08:16.440 unless you understand that free will is fake um you might be amazed to find that there's a new study

00:08:24.680 that says no amount of drinking alcohol is good for you huh who told you that first me 20 years ago for the

00:08:32.920 first time probably but yes there's no amount of alcohol that's good for you and there's new study

00:08:39.400 that says that it is a carcinogen and your odds of getting every basically every kind of cancer goes way

00:08:47.480 up if you've had any alcohol at all so any amount of alcohol increases substantially your risk of cancer

00:08:55.800 so don't say i didn't warn you here's another one there's a team that's suing meta so that would be

00:09:03.720 instagram and and facebook for uh five billion dollars for being addicted by instagram so it's a 13 year

00:09:12.840 old new york girl which has filed this suit it's a class action suit so it would be on behalf of all the

00:09:18.840 other people as well and it argues that meta implemented addictive features uh the like

00:09:26.360 counts and the stories despite knowing they could harm teens mental health um and it used manipulative

00:09:34.520 tactics now what part of this is not common knowledge would you say it's common knowledge that

00:09:41.160 the social media platforms use science to figure out what is most addictive well yes

00:09:48.440 yeah yes of course so nobody's questioning that basic fact right it's really the it's the dna of

00:09:56.120 all social media that it's addictive so if you know it's addictive and then secondly the claim is that

00:10:03.880 meta knew it was addictive and therefore harmful to teens mental health do you think do you think

00:10:09.880 that they can prove in the lawsuit that meta was aware of the effects it would have on mental health

00:10:16.200 i think so i think they can do that and then i say to myself okay but is this really an important

00:10:25.000 lawsuit or is it just somebody's taking a run at some free money and you'll never hear about it again

00:10:30.520 well it turns out that the lawyer representing the minor is famous lawyer david boys now if you haven't

00:10:38.760 heard that name it's because you're not a enough of a legal geek to know that there are some names that

00:10:44.040 are associated with big cases he's one of those names that's often associated with big cases and he's one

00:10:50.760 enough that he can be on big cases so it could be really big deal what would happen if social media had to

00:10:59.560 remove their addictive qualities well what would be left but it also asks a bigger question

00:11:07.880 are all products addictive even if you're not trying to make them addictive everybody who makes

00:11:14.360 a product of any kind that would cause you to spend your time doing one thing versus another

00:11:21.400 there's some kind of attractive addictive quality if you're going to use it more than once

00:11:25.800 so on one hand i'm kind of fascinated and interested that somebody might be able to

00:11:32.600 make a case out of it on the other hand there's definitely a uh unintentional effect that could come

00:11:39.880 from that like i'm you know i'm looking at basically everything in my room and i think well i mean i'm addicted

00:11:48.200 to my coffee i'm addicted to creating these live streams i mean i get such a kick out of doing this

00:11:56.600 every morning that i'm addicted chocolate yeah chocolate's addicted food's addictive so i don't

00:12:04.600 know how far you can take this um lack of free will i can addict you thing because if you prove that

00:12:12.120 nobody has free will well then your whole legal system's in trouble so we have to at least pretend

00:12:17.880 we have free will all right there's a report that uh elon musk is going to host donald trump

00:12:26.280 on the x platform doing his spaces this does not indicate that trump is coming back to x that would

00:12:34.120 be a whole separate conversation which i don't think is happening but my guess is that trump uh contractually

00:12:41.320 or at least ethically can't leave truth social because if he left truth social all the other

00:12:47.560 stockholders would get nailed and i don't think he can do that ethically but he may also have a

00:12:53.960 contractual agreement that he can go back to x because that would be bad for the platform so he's got

00:13:01.240 billions of dollars at stake in not going back to x so i wouldn't expect it and it doesn't seem to make

00:13:08.840 much difference because all of everything he says on truth gets picked up on x anyway anyway the other

00:13:17.080 musk news is that the x platform and linda yaccarino if i'm saying her name right the uh head of x

00:13:26.600 i've announced they're going after the g-a-r-m i forget what the letters stand for but that's the

00:13:32.440 big group of people who allegedly were behind some anti-competitive behavior maybe even rico

00:13:40.840 it could be so bad in which they organized boycotts of advertisers to suppress free speech say x and

00:13:48.200 musk and yaccarino now is that something that really happened was there an organization that organized to

00:13:55.560 suppress free speech yes that is easily provable public knowledge they they were an entity we know

00:14:03.560 all the people we know what they did for a living we know that they did organize to take down x we know

00:14:10.120 why it was because they didn't like the free speech they would say it's disinformation but of course that's

00:14:15.480 free speech so and rumble has a rumble ceo says they've joined in on this um this could be a really

00:14:24.600 big deal because i don't see how they could lose they they have the goods i mean it's basically public

00:14:32.520 information at this point so how did they lose that we'll see but the important thing is that musk

00:14:39.000 decided to stop trying to play nice and he's just going to sue him out of business and just just take

00:14:45.640 take the piss out of them some people are wondering why the adl was not included in this maybe they'll

00:14:51.560 be included later but the adl is part of the uh censorship bad behavior bad actor uh world so uh

00:15:02.360 uh if if you weren't aware of how bad the adl is you should be i'm sure they've done some good good

00:15:10.440 things in the past i wouldn't discount that but at the moment they're more of a democrat you know

00:15:18.120 uh attack dog kind of organization all right let's talk about the new vp choice for harris uh tim waltz

00:15:27.240 so he got introduced at a big event and we'll talk about all the things but the first speaker was

00:15:33.720 josh shapiro who many people including me believed was already picked to be the vp choice that turned

00:15:41.240 out to be fake news which i fell for so if you're keeping track and you should keep track of how many

00:15:48.280 times i fall for fake news but also keep track of how many times other people fall for it

00:15:54.600 now i i don't remember what language i used when i talked about it but i i talked about it like it

00:16:00.680 was sort of a done deal but you know not confirmed officially i went too far i should have said this

00:16:08.280 is not a confirmed thing but somebody's making this claim and here's why so i think i failed you

00:16:15.560 on detecting that bullshit so i present myself as good at detecting bullshit but that one slipped past my

00:16:22.920 filter so you should first of all hold that against me like literally but you should also look at the

00:16:32.600 totality of things i predict and call bullshit on and just see how the total record is one of the claims

00:16:38.840 i would never make is that i'm always right in my bullshit detection nobody would make that claim

00:16:45.560 the best you can do is you know better than other people i guess you know if you could do it better than

00:16:50.360 other people you're amazing i don't know if i do it better than other people you can be the judge

00:16:55.480 but i missed that one so keep that put that on my permanent bad record

00:17:02.440 all right so here's what i had heard about josh shapiro was that he was a great orator

00:17:07.320 and he would have been a stronger um stronger vice president now he was not chosen and we have a

00:17:15.080 little disagreement about why uh some people say it's because he was jewish and the anti-semitic

00:17:25.240 population within the democrat party made that a problem and uh as van jones points out the anti-semitism

00:17:33.240 is marbled into the democrat party which by the way is a fantastic choice of words

00:17:41.240 so uh van jones so van jones uh you know said the anti-semitism is marbled in and they need to work

00:17:50.360 on that you know they're gonna have to figure out how to deal with that i love the honesty of that

00:17:56.360 um but and then i think uh uh other people you know other republicans etc are saying that they think

00:18:04.360 that's the reason that he was not picked is that he's jewish um but then uh the uh let's see

00:18:15.160 the david axelrods want us to believe the real reason he wasn't chosen is that when he met with

00:18:21.160 harris he was a little bit too alpha and too much i think they use the term main character energy

00:18:28.680 meaning he looks too much like he should be considered as a future president

00:18:33.160 because he has too much skill so that he it would be an uncomfortable fit with harris who's maybe not

00:18:39.080 the strongest political figure we've ever seen and that maybe he asked for too much power you know

00:18:46.360 these are all rumored things that we can't confirm and uh maybe that it just didn't seem like the right

00:18:52.440 fit so it could have been a combination of uh just knowing that the the marbled anti-semitism

00:18:59.320 wasn't going to work out for him and maybe also knowing that he wasn't quite the right personality

00:19:03.960 fit and maybe you save him for a future presidential run which i think would be the smart play now i had

00:19:10.760 never heard josh shapiro speak and i'd heard somebody say it's something i completely dismissed somebody told me he speaks like obama

00:19:22.200 do you know what my reaction to that was sure yeah okay yeah he talks like obama

00:19:31.720 that that this uh this uh jewish guy from pennsylvania

00:19:35.560 is going to sound like barack obama and i'm supposed to believe that and so i listened to him talk

00:19:44.280 and i'm sitting here at home saying uh he doesn't just talk like obama you know he has the the hope

00:19:54.200 and change kind of rhetoric you know in that in that general category i thought that when people said

00:19:59.320 he sounds like obama there was more of a a vibe and i even thought that the vibe was a little

00:20:07.240 overselling it it's like no he doesn't have a he's not gonna have a obama vibe i was so wrong it's not

00:20:14.040 the vibe he does an impression of obama he does an actual verbal impression where if you were listening

00:20:21.320 at home and nobody told you it was josh shapiro you would actually think it was obama's voice

00:20:27.240 it's an actual impression of obama now that do you think he's aware of that

00:20:35.560 i i wonder i mean it could be that he's just a big fan and he was influenced and you know maybe

00:20:41.480 picked up some of the techniques and went too far and it just sounded a little too much like obama

00:20:47.160 but it's so strange to hear him do an actual impression of obama now if it sounds like i'm

00:20:55.800 criticizing that you're hearing it wrong i'm going to compliment him on that when i found out my friend

00:21:03.240 got a great deal on a wool coat from winners i started wondering is every fabulous item i see from

00:21:09.720 winners like that woman over there with the designer jeans are those from winners ooh are those beautiful

00:21:16.120 gold earrings did she pay full price or that leather tote or that cashmere sweater or those

00:21:21.080 knee-high boots that dress that jacket those shoes is anyone paying full price for anything

00:21:27.800 stop wondering start winning winners find fabulous for less let me tell you my secret for becoming a

00:21:35.080 famous cartoonist if you've never heard me say this before you know people would ask early in my

00:21:40.440 career what's the secret of how you develop this popular cartoon and i would say honestly i would do

00:21:47.720 my best job i could of copying good cartoonists but i would be so bad at it as an artist that when i

00:21:55.240 tried to copy other cartoonists you couldn't tell i was copying them because i wasn't good at copying

00:22:02.360 but because i took something from those other cartoonists when i tried to copy them and maybe

00:22:09.000 combined a few of them that i liked into my copying it looked original if you look at the dilbert

00:22:16.280 characters and then you look at sergio aragona's work in mad magazine he would draw the little

00:22:21.880 mexican guys with the mexican hats in the margins of mad magazine when when i was a kid a million years

00:22:27.480 ago if you look at the far side the characters have no necks like dilbert characters yeah i was just

00:22:36.200 copying those two guys basically gary larson and sergio aragona's but if you look at dilbert you'd

00:22:41.880 say what it doesn't look like you copied anything it's because i'm a bad copier so being a bad copier

00:22:50.600 of somebody who is extraordinary is a really smart thing to do so i'm not criticizing shapiro whatsoever

00:22:59.240 if he can if he can do an impression of obama and he can nail it and people who liked obama say i like

00:23:05.960 what he's saying i don't know why i like it it's reminding me of something but it makes me feel good

00:23:10.120 it's brilliant so i would really worry about shapiro if you're a conservative and you're worried about

00:23:16.360 future elections he does have the goods he absolutely has the goods even though he's copying

00:23:23.000 perfectly acceptable technique i i don't have anything bad to say about that

00:23:30.360 anyway uh he was a clear superior choice i can see why he was a little too strong

00:23:36.600 um i favor the combination explanation it probably had something to do with anti-semitism and it probably

00:23:43.560 had something to do with he's too strong a character probably both

00:23:47.960 so so then uh kamala harris did her long introduction then she introduced to waltz

00:23:55.720 and here's what i saw i thought both of them looked drunk

00:24:01.720 now i i can't confirm i mean i don't know that they imbibed anything but they acted drunk

00:24:08.440 they did the laughing uncontrollably about nothing that was especially funny

00:24:12.760 and the weird thing is that waltz tried to paste and copy kamala harris now that's a bad idea

00:24:24.360 so when kamala harris is is on stage and he's standing behind her waiting to be introduced

00:24:29.880 she goes into a cackle it looked drunk to me like ah

00:24:33.720 ha ha ha and then and then uh her vice president pic standing behind her walls

00:24:41.560 he imitates her cackle and he does this completely unnatural looking over laugh

00:24:49.240 in the background like you go what is wrong with him is that his normal laugh or is he actually

00:24:56.360 copying it looked like he was just pacing her you know matching her so he was matching her energy so

00:25:03.000 she went into drunk cackling he went into drunk cackling it was the weirdest thing to see

00:25:08.920 so then she slurs slurs her with slurs away through the speech like that to me it sounded drunk

00:25:18.200 um and then the weird thing is that while she was talking after he did an impression of kamala harris

00:25:25.080 cackling he goes into a spontaneous impression of joe biden's vacant brain dead look

00:25:32.760 did you see it i have to take my glasses off to do it but i'm going to give you an impression of a face

00:25:39.880 that he settled into while kamala harris was talking that he didn't even look like

00:25:44.440 a living human being what the hell was that all right here's the face

00:25:48.520 what is that his mouth just like you know went open like hillary clinton looking at the balloon drop

00:26:02.200 but with the the dead face that uh biden has i mean i swear to god it looked like he was channeling

00:26:08.680 biden up there looking like he was had dementia or something and then he snapped out of it when he gave

00:26:14.680 his talk he was actually very good so if i'm going to judge him as a public speaker a plus good good good

00:26:24.040 good public speaker and i wouldn't i wouldn't discount his his capability as a politician very strong

00:26:30.840 but weird weird as hell um so that so we've got shapiro ben or josh shapiro who is channeling obama

00:26:45.480 then you've got tim waltz who's channeling harris and then he's back there channeling biden

00:26:53.400 you really don't know what you're getting do you there's no way to know what you're getting

00:26:59.400 because they just seem to be copying each other and pretending and playing some kind of weird

00:27:03.320 characters and of course their policies have all changed you know harris has reversed her policies

00:27:08.840 so you don't know her policies or personality you don't know if she's drunk or sober you haven't heard

00:27:13.800 her talk and answer questions yeah the the key is the less you know about them the better they'll do

00:27:18.760 um then we did learn that waltz is a giant liar which makes him perfect for campaigning you know he

00:27:27.800 just lied about a bunch of shit about jd vance now the whole jd vance lie about having sex with

00:27:35.560 the couch that's not based on any real thing that he ever said or did uh well as far as we know but

00:27:43.400 do you think that um waltz is not aware that that's fake do you think he's not aware well i think he's

00:27:53.160 aware and and i think that um both sides do this it's what i call recreational beliefs meaning there's

00:28:02.120 some stuff that you just throw to your base because they want to pretend they believe it you know trump

00:28:07.800 does the same thing and i would say that's a recreational belief so if you get yourself

00:28:13.880 all caught up in trying to debunk it like that's not true you're lying about that couch well you're

00:28:20.520 sort of being pulled into their trick because if you're talking about whether he did or did not

00:28:26.120 fuck a couch you're not really promoting your side so it's basically draining your energy away into

00:28:34.040 something ridiculous that doesn't matter and they don't believe so debunking it doesn't make any

00:28:38.520 difference anyway all right um he's being sold by the uh the left as having midwestern folksy values

00:28:52.360 so they're all trying to paint him as this midwestern uh he's the most ordinary not left kind of guy

00:28:59.400 but of course he has a number of views and policies that are really left so he does

00:29:07.560 cover a span he is apparently okay with the nra or let me say it a different way the nra actually gave

00:29:14.840 him a good vote for being pro uh gun so he's a gun owner he's been in the military um looks like he's

00:29:25.400 a hunter i think so he's good on guns and he's got that midwestern stuff but he's got a lot of stuff

00:29:32.120 we'll talk about that's not so midwestern ordinary stuff all right um to me the funniest thing last

00:29:40.600 night was watching the what i'll call the anti-white pundits mostly on cnn trying to say how excited they

00:29:48.920 were about this old white guy because i don't think they were excited about an old white guy

00:29:55.720 but they had to act like they were and watching them struggle to come up with words that kind of

00:30:03.080 were supportive but didn't really reveal you know yeah it's kind of hiding what their real feelings were

00:30:11.080 so it was really funny watching them try to navigate that

00:30:17.320 anyway um and then some some are saying that waltz was selected so they could get the white male vote

00:30:25.720 all right i'd like to talk to my white male viewers here how many people think that they would vote

00:30:33.640 for kamala harris because she picked a white guy to be vice president

00:30:37.080 is there even one person in the entire united states who would say you know

00:30:43.960 i didn't know who to vote for but because i'm racist this is not me i'm doing an impression of somebody

00:30:51.240 else because of a person might say that because they're racist they they're really happy that kamala

00:31:00.520 harris has a white white man picked as her vice president so in order to feel better

00:31:07.880 the alleged racists would vote for the brown woman

00:31:13.160 so they could have a vice president who's like them there are zero white people who would do that

00:31:19.560 there's not a single i don't think one i don't think you could get one person in the united states who

00:31:25.400 would say you know i'm a white man and i was a little uncomfortable with kamala harris but now

00:31:31.240 that she's got a vice president who agrees with her on everything well now i i'm convinced i'm going

00:31:38.360 to go for that package so i don't know is there something wrong with the pundits

00:31:44.440 or are white men especially completely misunderstood in this country who would really think that that

00:31:50.840 would change anybody's vote it's kind of jaw dropping that that's even a possible conversation

00:31:59.160 anyway no he's not going to change anybody's vote because he's white he might lose some votes

00:32:05.240 but it's not going to gain him any

00:32:08.840 all right so um so we're going to be struggling over the question of whether he's super lefty or

00:32:16.520 middle of the road the democrats want to paint him as middle of the road

00:32:21.800 i think he insists he's a moderate

00:32:25.960 he indirectly insists that all right but here are some of the things he's been accused of i don't

00:32:30.440 know how many of these are true some of these may be out of context we'll learn later but these are the

00:32:35.720 attacks that are coming against them that he waited three days before deploying that deploying the national

00:32:41.560 guard to quash the blm riots so he is being accused of being a little too favorable to the rioters

00:32:49.000 and not having the right empathy for his own state when he could have stopped it sooner but of course

00:32:56.200 he'd have an argument you know maybe the bringing in the military would have caused more trouble i don't

00:33:01.560 know he has some argument for that but uh the people who live there are not too happy

00:33:07.480 that for three days they had to endure the rioting when he could have stopped it sooner they think

00:33:14.360 apparently he created a coveted snitch line so that again you might find that the context for

00:33:21.880 all these are a little bit lacking uh because these are accusations so don't assume any of these are

00:33:28.920 true or completely in context but it's just what the attacks are so he had a coveted snitch line they say

00:33:36.120 so you could turn in your neighbor for being not vaccinated i don't even know if i believe that at all

00:33:43.000 i mean it sounds like something somebody would have done but so that sounds terrible um some say he's

00:33:51.640 uh doubling down on drugs and surgeries for kids and teens yeah so he would be a little too much pro

00:33:59.000 transitioning for children that would be a complaint about him uh he has allegedly got a dui when he was 30

00:34:08.280 and part of his excuse was that he he lost his hearing in the military so he didn't hear the siren

00:34:14.840 i don't think anybody believes that uh or he didn't see it or something um

00:34:22.200 then the the worst one is that he was in the national guard for years but when the iraq war broke out

00:34:29.480 he suddenly decided that was a good time to retire claiming that he had always planned to do it about then

00:34:35.160 and run for politics but people who did not retire and stayed in and got deployed to iraq

00:34:42.840 are saying something more along the lines of you freaking turd uh you have no loyalty

00:34:49.880 you know we all got deployed you left and again is there some more context to that that i don't know

00:34:55.800 well maybe maybe i would say for all of these all of these attacks you should ask yourself am i

00:35:04.360 missing any context these might not all be true

00:35:10.280 and let's say he's pro-abortion without restrictions which makes conservatives say that he's going to let

00:35:16.920 babies born alive and let them die after they're alive i think there might be some context to that

00:35:23.560 missing but i don't like to get into the abortion question because i think that's for women to work out

00:35:29.880 not for me all right apparently he created uh tim walls created a dei council as soon as he got into

00:35:38.680 the daily wire is saying this as soon as he got into office saying that america was systemically

00:35:43.880 racist and he pushed the uh diversity equity and inclusion thing really far

00:35:50.840 and uh to me of course that's completely disqualifying completely disqualifying

00:36:01.560 uh

00:36:04.440 yeah we'll talk about that i'm seeing a comment about me on there

00:36:07.960 um then there's this weird video of after he gave his speech that his wife came on stage this

00:36:17.640 is tim walls and she comes up to him and how do you greet your wife when you're a political candidate

00:36:25.080 who has just been introduced to the world and you're standing on stage and she comes up and everybody's

00:36:29.880 clapping and celebrating what would be the typical way you'd greet your wife well i'm no politician but

00:36:37.800 i would think something like a kiss on the lips you know unless there was some maybe

00:36:43.480 maybe some lipstick issue going on there maybe at least on the side of the face uh a hug

00:36:50.520 you know a real deep hug something like that uh he chose a handshake

00:36:57.240 he shook hands with his wife

00:36:58.600 and then she went in for the hug and and he gave her the uh no naughty bits hug

00:37:08.040 have you ever hugged somebody who definitely didn't want your sexuality to be part of the hug

00:37:15.080 and and they just do the the lean-in hug where the only part that's touching is the top of your chest

00:37:21.160 it's like not even breasts it's just like the top of your chest

00:37:25.080 touches a little bit but your your groin area is two feet apart because you're both leaning in

00:37:31.560 that's how that's how he hugged his wife after he shook her hand what the hell is going on there

00:37:39.560 i don't know all right the other big thing is that he's uh he's big on china

00:37:44.200 um oh he also signed a bill redefining the term sexual orientation to include pedophiles

00:37:56.200 so what that means is that there was a bill in his state to prohibit discrimination based on sexual

00:38:03.960 orientation but under his administration they included sexual orientation to include pedos

00:38:11.320 so you could not discriminate against somebody for being a pedophile

00:38:17.720 all right okay anyway um now i'm just going to say it out loud he gives me

00:38:29.640 a feeling that i don't have any evidence for

00:38:31.880 i just got a feeling from him now i heard from other people that they got the same vibe

00:38:39.720 and i don't have any you know information that would suggest that any of this is true

00:38:44.520 i'm just saying he gives me kind of a kind of a vibe

00:38:51.480 so he's been a teacher and a and a coach so he's chosen careers that put him in contact with children

00:38:59.640 and uh he just has a vibe about him so that's that's my only statement is he has a vibe i will note

00:39:08.040 that um it seems like the deep state really really prefers people they can blackmail

00:39:16.600 now again i don't have any evidence of that and i don't have evidence that he has anything

00:39:20.680 he could be blackmailed for none whatsoever but keep an eye on that because it just seems like a weird

00:39:28.760 coincidence that so many people in politics look like well that's exactly the list of people i would

00:39:35.880 think would be most blackmailable and yet they seem to have these prominent roles so i don't know

00:39:43.240 i just keep an eye on it claudia was leaving for her pickleball tournament i've been visualizing my

00:39:47.960 match all week she was so focused on visualizing that she didn't see the column behind her car

00:39:53.320 on her backhand side good thing claudia's with intact the insurer with the largest network of

00:39:59.160 auto service centers in the country everything was taken care of under one roof and she was on

00:40:03.720 her way in a rental car in no time i made it to my tournament and lost in the first round

00:40:09.080 but you got there on time intact insurance your auto service ace certain conditions apply

00:40:15.480 um now waltz also has this weird china connection he's allegedly been to china 30 times i don't know

00:40:22.120 if that's confirmed he uh worked there so he worked there for a time um teaching i guess around children

00:40:30.440 and he honeymooned there who honeymoons in china if you've been there dozens of times

00:40:40.760 does that make sense does that sound like your romantic honeymoon destination

00:40:46.680 well i mean he's got a strong connection to china so maybe it made sense to him

00:40:51.960 but here's the thing we can know for sure we know that waltz has a strong connection to china

00:40:57.560 i'll say connection because he's been there so many times and he's worked there

00:41:03.400 strong connection and then he set up some kind of a student exchange program when he was in america

00:41:10.280 to so americans and i think americans can go there

00:41:15.880 so there's that so he loves he seems to have some strong connection to china

00:41:19.880 and you would think that china would really appreciate that wouldn't you if you were china

00:41:26.040 wouldn't you love to have an american vice president who could become president someday

00:41:31.480 wouldn't you love that he had a strong connection to your country well i think you would i mean that

00:41:36.760 would be a lot safer than somebody who didn't and we also know that china controls tiktok

00:41:43.160 we also know that tiktok has something called a heat button which if you push it it makes something

00:41:52.360 trend more obviously so you can basically control the brains of americans young americans mostly

00:41:59.640 by any little tweak to tiktok and we know it literally brainwashes people you know you can see on x people are

00:42:08.040 being uh well on the meta on the meta platform there's a lawsuit because it's addictive addictive

00:42:15.240 and persuasive are pretty closely related if there's some information source that's addictive

00:42:22.760 i can tell you in advance it's persuasive scott there's a thing that's addictive everybody can't

00:42:29.000 stop looking at it do you think it's persuasive yes yes obviously super super persuasive i don't

00:42:37.720 have to study it if you're addicted to it it's persuasive there's no way around that there's no way

00:42:44.520 there's no way you could be addicted to it and it not be persuading you that's not a thing so

00:42:52.840 we have no information that would suggest that china has told tiktok to push any buttons

00:42:59.960 we just know that they have a gigantic national interest in it in you know controlling thoughts

00:43:07.240 in america we know they have the ability because they can simply tell them to push the button

00:43:13.960 now let me describe it the way i described in the man cave the other day

00:43:19.000 the ceo of tiktok says no they don't tell me what to do that might be true

00:43:26.280 that's it might be true that they don't tell him anything directly about what to do

00:43:31.320 but everybody knows what to do indirectly don't they is there anybody who works at tiktok who

00:43:38.360 doesn't know what china as a country would prefer to see more of versus what they'd like to see less

00:43:45.640 of of course they know so if there were people who just worked at tiktok who had any control over

00:43:51.400 the algorithm they don't need to be told what to do they just know what to do but if i were china here's

00:43:59.320 how i'd be controlling tiktok i would say to the ceo hey ceo we don't want to control you do whatever

00:44:06.920 you want but we'd like you to meet all the leaders of china so you really really know what they look

00:44:13.960 like you know we want to be kind of close to you so that might be enough but even if the ceo wants to

00:44:22.200 have deniability no they never told me to do anything i've never done anything for them

00:44:26.200 which would be good to to keep that deniability here's what i would do if our chinese intelligence

00:44:33.240 service i would make sure that i became friends with the top engineers at tiktok i would have lunch

00:44:40.600 with them i would give them favors i would connect them with people that could help them and i would

00:44:47.800 make sure that the engineers knew that doing what chinese intelligence wants is really good for them

00:44:54.920 and if they don't do what chinese intelligence wants it's really bad for them and then chinese

00:45:01.240 intelligence has dinner with their favorite engineer from tiktok and says you know there's

00:45:07.240 these people running for office in america and one of them really likes china he's been here 30 times

00:45:14.200 it'd be great for china if that guy got elected do you hear me engineer uh yeah i hear you're saying this

00:45:20.760 guy's good for china right and uh do you still control the algorithm well yeah i mean i could i

00:45:29.160 i just have to push that button would anybody know if you push the button well if i push the actual button

00:45:36.440 on the user interface yes it would be logged but if i just do it with code within the system with a

00:45:43.000 little tweak it'd be the same as the heat button but it wouldn't be logged and nobody would ever be

00:45:48.440 able to prove i did it huh well it sure would be good if something like that happened so if you imagine

00:45:56.840 that tiktok is not controlled at a detailed level by china i don't know it feels naive so we have a

00:46:04.600 situation where the polls we know are going to be close on election day and they will be close enough

00:46:12.200 that let's say a two percent swing would certainly determine the race because remember two percent is

00:46:18.440 not just added to one group it's subtracted from the other so a two percent swing is a four percent

00:46:25.160 difference you get that so could tiktok cause a two percent swing in votes yeah easily easily

00:46:34.600 and not just by tiktok because tiktok content gets onto other services etc so yes so we've actually

00:46:42.680 given the vote to china just let that sink in china can move the election two percent with tiktok

00:46:51.240 guaranteed there's no there's no question that they could do that all they have to do is want to

00:46:57.080 and then tiktok will do it i assume because tiktok doesn't want to you know deal with chinese

00:47:02.840 intelligence hating them so if american if american social media except for acts um folded like you

00:47:11.640 know a cheap chair when american fbi and cia wanted it to do stuff what do you think happens in china

00:47:21.560 you know if the cia wants you to do stuff you're going to feel like you really need to do it even if

00:47:26.040 they don't threaten you but what happens if chinese intelligence asks you to do it and you're a chinese

00:47:31.000 own company or controlled you're really really going to think you need to do it so china basically

00:47:38.600 has the vote now so the chinese vote will determine who the president is so good on that

00:47:48.120 well here's a fun recreational belief getting back to science a little bit and the nature of reality

00:47:53.400 so somebody called uh not somebody called this is his actual name somebody called somebody with the

00:48:01.960 name uh j anderson from the project unity and he's talking about some experiment in which they put plants

00:48:10.200 in a darkened room where the there would be a light source that would randomly go to different quadrants

00:48:17.800 and it was completely randomized so it'd just be a plant put in one corner but it wouldn't get light

00:48:24.680 at all except randomly as that light would be lit up in different places but mostly the light was where

00:48:30.760 there was no plant because there was a room with mostly empty but one little plant what they found was

00:48:37.640 allegedly remember this is a recreational belief i can't prove it's real

00:48:41.480 allegedly the randomized light would start in a statistically measurable way favoring the plant

00:48:51.880 with no human involvement in other words random stuff starts becoming less random if there's a living

00:49:00.680 thing in the mix and the idea is that even plants might be able to collapse reality

00:49:07.960 so you know the experiments uh like schrodinger schrodinger's cad etc so that quantum physics says

00:49:16.040 you need an observer or it might be a device that's measuring something but if you don't measure it or

00:49:21.560 observe it the reality stays in this super input super position of neither yes nor no or up nor down

00:49:30.920 has to be observed and then it becomes reality well apparently there's some suggestion

00:49:38.360 that a plant can do that now here's how this fits into my model of the world being a simulation

00:49:45.880 if the world is a simulation can you control it and i think you can by having a clear idea of what

00:49:53.560 it is you want which is one of the explanations for elon musk i think elon musk always has a very clear

00:50:03.880 idea of what he wants and he collapses reality in that direction and i think the clearer your idea and

00:50:11.880 the harder you think it the more likely it's going to collapse in your direction reality that is now my life as

00:50:19.000 i've told you many times is so weird so insanely unlikely but it also followed a path that i

00:50:27.560 determined when i was six years old when i was six years old i said i'm going to become a famous cartoonist

00:50:34.760 and i never i never altered from wanting it but there was a period of my life i didn't think it was

00:50:40.200 possible but i always wanted it and it was always a really clear image of what it was and what it would

00:50:47.320 look like and it happened exactly the way i meant exactly and i can't explain that and then you know

00:50:54.920 my entry into politics had the same oddity about it that it just didn't look like it could have happened

00:51:02.360 on its own it looks like i'm authoring the simulation so maybe the plant is authoring the simulation

00:51:09.320 and maybe you are too maybe all of us are and that the the act of affirmations where you really focus

00:51:19.240 on what you want and you repeat it or write it down 15 times a day that all that does is make sure that

00:51:24.920 you have a clear view of what you want like a plant has a clear desire for sun there's no ambiguity about

00:51:32.440 what the plant wants if wanting is the thing right it wants more light i wanted to be a cartoonist

00:51:40.680 elon musk wanted to make an electric car wanted to go to mars

00:51:47.240 all right there's a former nasa scientist who's doing a bunch of experiments to find out if we do

00:51:52.920 live in the simulation thomas campbell so he's designed experiments to find out if our reality is more

00:52:00.600 like a video game and uh see vicky vermer on x is reporting on this and he's got uh said his

00:52:08.760 experiments include a new spin on the double slit experiment

00:52:15.560 so i don't know the details but allegedly he's got a way to test whether we live in the simulation

00:52:21.800 how do you think that's going to go i have no idea how that's going to go

00:52:27.080 but the the idea that we live in the simulation just keeps getting stronger and stronger

00:52:32.120 and that we don't have free will in the normal sense

00:52:37.240 well here's my final evidence that we live in the simulation you ready for this

00:52:44.360 this really happened so the vice presidential pick is tim walls you know that

00:52:51.480 so this created a situation where i swear this is true

00:52:56.840 it puts president trump or donald trump ex-president trump in the position of opposing walls

00:53:07.240 come on

00:53:09.240 trump the most famous build a wall guy in the world

00:53:12.680 has to run against a wall or walls he's opposing walls come on how did that happen on its own

00:53:23.960 how about musk is suing a bunch of companies in the advertising space

00:53:29.400 where i i mentioned that garm so a bunch of advertisers are part of that one of the advertisers that's

00:53:36.040 mentioned uh that he's specifically suing through x is the mars company they make candy mars bars and stuff

00:53:45.800 so elon musk is suing mars

00:53:53.560 you tell me we're not living in the simulation trump is trump is running against walls

00:53:59.480 elon musk is suing mars

00:54:06.200 and the assassination attempt against trump

00:54:08.920 involved somebody named cheetle trying to stop no somebody named crooks and you don't trust either of them

00:54:17.800 how how is this real i mean seriously this just all happened by itself

00:54:26.360 i don't know i'm having a real hard time believing any of this is happening accidentally

00:54:31.400 because it looks exactly like a dream i might have it's way like a dream i might have

00:54:39.640 anyway there's a whole bunch of new allegations about the georgia 2020 election and i don't want

00:54:45.480 to get you know kraken meaning to get ahead of myself and say it's been proven there's a bunch of

00:54:52.360 election irregularities that have been proven that's the kraken because i think the kraken was always a trap

00:54:58.280 i think that if there's real election irregularity the way to hide it is to come up with a fake

00:55:07.000 kraken give somebody important like sydney powell to believe it have her say it in public and then

00:55:13.160 when it all falls apart you can say everything else was a kraken too so to me the kraken always looked

00:55:20.120 like an intelligence play to destroy the people who were too close to the real

00:55:27.080 problem if there is one

00:55:30.760 but you should know that there's a big video of a whole bunch of citizens doing a public event in

00:55:37.160 which they made many claims of detected fraud or irregularities in the georgia election i don't have an

00:55:45.080 opinion about the quality of any of that evidence because again you don't want to fall for a kraken

00:55:53.000 but there's a lot of it and it sure sounds persuasive but remember the kraken sounded persuasive at one

00:56:02.200 time too

00:56:05.480 so there's tons of evidence we just don't know the quality of it it's hard to say independently

00:56:10.520 and then i saw a post by george uh he goes by he's he's had an account of behizee tweets good follow

00:56:20.280 but it just goes by the name george anyway he says the georgia state election board has passed a new rule

00:56:26.600 allowing observers inside tabulation centers during this upcoming election so

00:56:32.440 that wasn't a thing before are you saying that we didn't have observers in the tabulation centers

00:56:41.880 and that something could have gone wrong in the tabulation centers and there were no observers

00:56:47.720 but now we do have observers or at least they'll be legal huh

00:56:53.080 well that's interesting do you think the republicans are going to find anything

00:56:57.240 as they are more carefully watching this election maybe there's a new lawsuit america first legal

00:57:07.160 it's got a lawsuit to sue maricopa county arizona for refusing to remove illegal aliens from their

00:57:13.160 voter rolls out of the election now why in the world would they refuse to do that

00:57:19.400 the only reason i can think of is that they want to use illegal votes to get their way

00:57:24.600 why else would they refuse to do it if they had a list of all the people who were not legal voters

00:57:31.560 and they had a list of all the people on their voting rolls it's not the biggest job in the world

00:57:37.000 to subtract you know one list from another list programmatically but they have so maybe there's

00:57:43.960 more to the context of this but they refused and uh they're they're blatantly defying their own

00:57:50.040 state law because the state law mandates them to purge ineligible voters and they're just going

00:57:55.240 to keep the illegal aliens apparently on the rolls so in other words it looks like exactly they are

00:58:02.520 planning to cheat in arizona we know how they're planning to cheat they're showing you that they're

00:58:09.160 not going to change it they're going to disobey their own law and it looks a lot like they're planning

00:58:15.880 to steal the election don't know for sure but it sure looks like it well here's the good news

00:58:23.640 lara trump um she said that they do have poll watchers poll workers and legal experts will be

00:58:30.920 everywhere votes are cast and countered and she says do you want to help so if you'd like to be part

00:58:36.520 of the watcher group uh the url to go to would be protect the vote.com so any of you who want to be

00:58:45.480 like on site and watching for irregularities i think uh lara's team will probably offer some

00:58:52.440 guidance or training there and it's called protect the vote.com so here's my here's my take on this

00:59:02.120 i think republicans are going to uncover massive fraud only because they know where to look for it

00:59:12.440 and they'll find it i mean i think we can expect they'll find just all kinds of stuff

00:59:18.360 the the whatever was happening in georgia whether it was rigged or not i don't have proof either way

00:59:25.160 i think there's good evidence to show that things were deleted they shouldn't have been deleted

00:59:29.960 and that you know there's a lack of forthcomingness in some cases so there's something going on let's

00:59:38.600 just say that if you can't if you can't smell the smoke of some erection election erection election

00:59:45.880 irregularities i don't think you're paying attention i don't think you're paying attention

00:59:52.280 there's something deeply wrong with our elections they are not auditable which is all you need to know

01:00:00.280 they're not fully auditable so when people say something got audited or double checked or counted

01:00:06.200 they're usually looking at a very some very narrow thing that wouldn't tell you at all whether the

01:00:11.080 election was rigged or not it would just tell you if that very narrow thing was done right

01:00:16.360 so for example they could recount they could recount mail-in votes and then they would call that an audit

01:00:23.720 but what if half of the mail-in votes were from people ineligible well they wouldn't check if they

01:00:28.600 were eligible they would just recount them and say look we counted them right the first time

01:00:32.920 second count matches i guess we're good nobody found any fraud and then the legal system would

01:00:39.080 say wait wait wait we did find some fraud they take it to the courts and the courts say well it's too late

01:00:44.440 or too little or you don't have standing we don't want to deal with it but if uh if laura trump has

01:00:52.840 done what i think she has done she has trained the watchers to really find the good stuff to know where to

01:00:59.880 look if they do find the good stuff or even if they allege they found the good stuff there's no way the

01:01:07.160 election is going to get certified so i'm going to double down on my uh election prediction that there

01:01:13.640 won't be one there will be voting but i don't believe that the country is sufficiently organized and

01:01:22.680 honest enough to produce a result that we can even verify so somehow we're going to have to pick a

01:01:30.840 president but i think the vote will be ignored no matter which way it goes i guess if the democrats

01:01:37.400 get their way they're more likely to try to push ahead but i don't know i think the election will be so

01:01:43.960 non-credible probably both ways that we're just going to have to figure out what to do

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01:02:58.440 so the democrats are pushing the trump's going to steal your democracy which i don't think anybody

01:03:04.680 understood so harris quite smartly uh tried to redefine that in a recent interview in which he said well

01:03:13.000 you know rather than thinking about it as stealing your democracy uh it would be more accurate to

01:03:19.160 think of it as stealing your freedoms that trump would try to take your freedoms so now you might ask

01:03:27.960 what freedoms what freedom is trump trying to take and here are the actual answers because harris has

01:03:35.240 you know now listed the freedoms so one is the freedom control your own bodies

01:03:41.960 when which he means birth control and abortion

01:03:46.440 trump's view is he doesn't want to have anything to do with that stuff

01:03:49.400 so trump's official policy is i don't want to be involved in making any laws about

01:03:56.520 anything i don't want to stop birth control of any kind the morning after pill or anything else

01:04:02.360 and i don't want to be involved in decisions about abortion i want the states to do that now given that

01:04:09.160 every state has at least half of the men in favor of abortion right it's it's even more than that

01:04:17.080 usually but at least half of the men are in favor of abortion that means that if women are in favor of

01:04:23.800 it by a majority there's a hundred percent chance they'll get it because voting still sort of matters

01:04:32.200 so women have complete control in the states they just have to organize and convince each other

01:04:37.880 so women will you stop pretending that men have anything to do with this convince women

01:04:44.040 if if women by let's say eighty percent majority wanted abortion in their states and fifty percent of

01:04:52.360 the men were on that side too they could stop anybody from getting elected anybody they could stop their

01:04:59.720 funding that that would be such an overwhelming advantage on one of the top issues that they could

01:05:06.200 kind of get anything they wanted it won't happen right away so if democrats are complaining that the

01:05:12.920 end of roe versus wade created a situation where a third of the states i guess um can't get the

01:05:19.160 abortions that they want i would say for the people who wanted those abortions that's very bad

01:05:25.080 in the short run i think you have to admit that no matter where you are on the topic but in the long run

01:05:31.800 women have complete control of their bodies because they have complete control of the elections

01:05:37.000 they just have to be on the same side if women are not on the same side why are you complaining to the

01:05:41.800 rest of us it's definitely women have to decide first and then maybe try to convince the rest of us

01:05:48.840 but if women can't decide although i think women are like two-thirds for abortion in the united states

01:05:57.400 so my argument about that is that women have full control of their own bodies they just haven't executed on

01:06:02.920 that control um harris says you want the freedom to love openly and whoever you want openly and with

01:06:11.960 pride to which i say which freedom is that that's not a freedom you want do you want anybody to be able

01:06:21.160 to express any form of love i think you'd want to protect the children a little better wouldn't you

01:06:29.400 what about bestiality now here i'm not comparing lgbtq to bestiality so don't don't try to do that to me

01:06:39.640 i'm not these are not similar things not similar i'm just saying the statement can we can we allow

01:06:48.360 everybody to love who they want with pride if somebody wants to have sex with farm animals should i respect

01:06:55.560 it again i'm not comparing that to being gay this these are not comparable things i'm just saying

01:07:01.960 this is a pretty big statement and i would say the answer to that is conservatives mostly just want to

01:07:08.280 be left alone conservatives don't care what you do behind your closed door they might think it's a sim

01:07:16.840 but they're not going to try to stop you from doing it it's your business conservatives want to be left

01:07:22.440 alone but they also want to leave you alone behind closed doors

01:07:28.760 so that one just seems dumb

01:07:33.400 and i don't think conservatives want to be forced to celebrate anybody else's love

01:07:38.040 choices and i don't think conservatives want to be told that anybody should have pride about who they

01:07:43.880 love how about you just love who you love and you can be proud about it but why should i be proud of it

01:07:52.440 why am i proud of your gay kid i might like your gay kid i might have complete respect for every

01:08:02.680 human being and all their different choices because we're all infinitely different i'll definitely have

01:08:08.040 that but why do i have to be proud about it why is anybody proud about it how about it just is

01:08:16.120 it just is you don't have to be proud about it you don't have to be mean about it you don't have

01:08:20.920 to try to stop it how about it just is and everybody's different and we just have to live

01:08:25.640 in that world where everybody's different and maybe if we just left each other alone a little bit more

01:08:30.440 that'd be great so no i think that's dumb um she says also freedom from gun violence okay that's

01:08:39.640 a made up and stupid right um and first of all nothing that the left is doing is compatible with

01:08:46.440 reducing violence the left wants to defund the police they supported riots they don't want cash

01:08:52.680 bail they want open borders they're pushing dei and every other kind of racial division there's no evidence

01:09:00.840 no evidence that the left wants to reduce violence it looks like they want to increase it

01:09:08.040 so that's a dumb argument and it also ignores the fact that guns can protect you from a dictatorship

01:09:15.080 they also talk about freedom to have access to a ballot okay we're still waiting for the first

01:09:21.160 human being ever to say i'd like to vote but i've been prevented from doing it none we haven't met

01:09:30.920 the alleged black citizen who can't get an id to vote none not a single black person ever in an

01:09:40.280 interview or on tv or anybody you've ever met or anybody you talk to any of your friends any of your

01:09:46.040 co-workers not a single black person has ever said you know what i'd love to vote but i can't figure

01:09:51.720 out how to get an id none and yet they're selling that like it's a thing none

01:09:58.840 anyway

01:10:04.680 so i think those are ridiculous made-up rights it's the whole thing is just complete garbage

01:10:10.440 doesn't look like anything that professionals came up with you know i sometimes say hey this

01:10:15.400 looks like professional persuasion that doesn't look professional that looks like people who are

01:10:21.320 writing some kind of college essay they said all right write a college essay on how um trump is uh

01:10:29.720 let's say stealing your freedoms and then you go in and you're like all right academically can i make

01:10:36.360 an argument that he's stealing my freedoms by making everything the opposite of what it is and ignoring the

01:10:42.120 context over here yeah it just seems like some weird academic

01:10:47.000 thing it's not persuasive it's just kind of dumb but maybe it works for democrats i don't know

01:10:55.240 well um one of the so-called oh here's the let's talk about trump messaging

01:11:01.160 so trump said that the harris waltz ticket will turn america communist immediately i don't think the

01:11:08.600 communist attack lands at all because every time i hear even even i you know i'm on trump's side

01:11:17.000 but when i hear him call the other side communist i think what in what way do they do they want the

01:11:25.640 government to control all the means of production like do i not understand what a communist is do they

01:11:32.040 want a dictator i i don't understand it at all now if they had said socialism then that's a problem too

01:11:42.280 because when i hear socialism i say you mean like every modern country where there are some programs

01:11:49.000 to take care of the people who can't take care of themselves you mean socialism so the trouble is that

01:11:53.720 neither socialism nor communism really works too well as an attack i think maybe it's just good for your

01:12:00.840 own base but the base is already with you so i don't know it feels like wasted words to me there

01:12:06.760 there are so many things that they could attack that going for a communist just makes everybody

01:12:12.520 here go well i don't know i don't see that and i don't think anybody knows what marxism is

01:12:20.120 you know maybe two percent of the country knows even what marxism is so that doesn't work too well

01:12:25.800 so all of those you're a liberal you're a marxist you're a communist i don't see any of that messaging

01:12:31.560 being effective whereas i would see i can help the economy i could keep you on a war

01:12:38.920 i can keep them from putting you in jail those feel like real things so i'd like to see more of that

01:12:47.160 so one of uh you remember uh trump had these so-called fake electors one of them just pleaded

01:12:53.160 guilty to a single reduced charge so those cases are still ongoing so it was uh lorena no lorraine

01:13:00.920 pellegrino she was an arizona 2020 uh so-called fake elector but here's what she pleaded guilty to

01:13:09.320 or pled guilty to um a single misdemeanor charge of presentment of a false instrument for filing

01:13:19.240 does that sound real to you if the alternate electors

01:13:24.200 uh thought they had a case meaning that they believed that there was nothing illegal about

01:13:32.360 registering as a alternate elector which the left would call fake collectors if they didn't know that

01:13:39.240 any of that was illegal they wouldn't have been aware that their documents were illegal anyway

01:13:45.800 so i feel like this is a little bit of lawfare and maybe

01:13:49.320 lorraine pellegrino just took the plea because they got her out of all all penalties basically

01:13:57.240 didn't have to go to jail didn't have to be on any kind of program so i think there was just some

01:14:03.480 some kind of unsupervised release and it's just a misdemeanor so who knows if any of that actually

01:14:09.720 happened or is a real law but it looks like maybe the law just forces people to take the plea and get out of

01:14:15.800 there so i don't know how any of that could have been illegal now we also know that ex-trump attorney

01:14:23.240 jenna ellis reached some kind of cooperation agreement with law enforcement so that can be

01:14:30.520 interesting we'll see if anything comes out of that meanwhile another member of the so-called squad

01:14:37.480 in congress uh lost in a primary so squad member cory bush lost her primary so she will be in the

01:14:45.480 congress and she was allegedly attacked with heavy spending by pro-israel groups

01:14:53.320 so do you think that pro-israel groups took her out

01:15:00.040 it looks like it if if the money made the difference and they put in a lot of money

01:15:03.960 maybe could be that she was just bad at her job and it didn't take much money

01:15:12.360 there's a story that says the harris walls team is trying to pay influencers

01:15:17.640 to say good things and do interviews and stuff for harris and there's some uh documentation that

01:15:24.120 shows that that's the case but uh some of that may be a response to the fact that we we heard that

01:15:29.880 baron trump young baron trump is the one who had some connection to that aiden ross guy from kick

01:15:37.240 who did the 100 million views thing with trump in the cyber truck etc so baron trump might turn into a

01:15:46.360 player you know meaning his instincts might be really good and who knows maybe he's a future president who knows

01:15:55.720 um so jessica tarlove on the five yesterday brought up the drinking bleach hoax and she got fact checked

01:16:08.040 hard by greg gottfeld who was there to tell her trump never said drink any bleach nor did he say inject

01:16:16.920 bleach and here's the real thing here's the funny thing she acted like she didn't know that

01:16:26.040 and i thought that she was kind of smart she just had you know different priorities and

01:16:32.040 you know different political views but you would have to be kind of stupid to know that was

01:16:38.680 not a hoax or to if you didn't know it was a hoax that's kind of stupid here's how you should know

01:16:46.840 that's a hoax nobody would say that that's it you don't even have to research it nobody would say that

01:16:55.960 do you know how i know that uh

01:17:00.600 well i mean basically it's it's a good test if you just say to yourself would any human ever say that

01:17:07.560 and if the answer is no nobody would ever say that

01:17:10.200 that's your answer you don't have to you don't have to look into it

01:17:19.400 so that was fascinating i i thought she was a lot smarter than that but she proves that she is

01:17:25.080 not terribly smart if you were literally if you literally believe that trump suggested injecting

01:17:33.400 bleach or drinking bleach i don't know how you explain that except low iq i don't could you be that

01:17:41.160 hypnotized i don't know

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01:17:57.880 think meanwhile america first legal is uh doing good stuff again so they went after that brennan

01:18:06.280 clapper intel community they're calling it um in which they were trying to do this whole of government

01:18:13.240 approach to silence political dissent so these two ex top intel people in the united states were part of

01:18:22.440 an organized democrat program to make sure that free speech was limited that's a real thing

01:18:29.960 it's just amazing that that's real so anyway uh america first legal is after them

01:18:39.400 they publicly released all the documents from that uh committee so and that they re they obtained that

01:18:46.440 in litigation so there's going to be litigation here are some updates on other things the site tech daily

01:18:54.760 has a story that uh if you add dopamine to alzheimer's patient it almost immediately helps so japanese

01:19:03.240 researchers have discovered that dopamine treatments could alleviate alzheimer's symptoms because it promotes

01:19:10.520 production of production of production of something and uh so i guess they've uh tested in mice

01:19:17.240 and they've got you know good hope that it might work in humans but they haven't tested yet now

01:19:23.320 here's another one where you could have asked scott um i believe i've told you on live stream

01:19:32.680 that dopamine is implicated not just in making you happy because that's how we usually think of it

01:19:38.840 but it's a it's a motion it creates uh activity in your body if you don't have dopamine you'll just

01:19:46.520 sit there you won't get up your brain will say i should get up you just won't do it if you don't

01:19:52.680 have dopamine so um i knew from one of my smartest friends a while ago that uh dopamine could be treated

01:20:02.280 with a i'm sorry that alzheimer's could be treated with a dopamine like treatment

01:20:09.320 that's what l-dopa is l-dopa is has an you know an existing treatment for alzheimer's

01:20:16.280 because they thought dopamine would help so this is new research and maybe they got a deeper

01:20:21.880 understanding of it but yeah it's dopamine dopamine is what the alzheimer's people need

01:20:31.640 anyway so i was thinking of parkinson's actually i think i was i was uh i was conflating parkinson's

01:20:37.080 with alzheimer's in my bad explanation of what's happening but i do think that generally speaking

01:20:42.600 uh dopamine is court is sort of a necessary component for all of your functioning

01:20:48.440 so i'll broaden that and try to correct what i just said wrong because i was thinking of parkinson's

01:20:54.840 when i said the l-dopa but if you think that your muscles need um dopamine is it any surprise that

01:21:03.000 your brain does i feel like you could have just guessed that without doing this study

01:21:10.120 anyway here's a venezuela update the maduro regime is trying to jail the opposition leaders

01:21:14.760 of course i guess that's what happens when you win happened in the united states so why wouldn't it

01:21:21.320 happen in venezuela uh hamas has picked a new chief because the somebody and maybe it was israel

01:21:29.240 uh assassinated the head of hamas so now the new head is their uh

01:21:35.320 uh headed their terror group previously so you've heard of him uh yaya sindwar so they took the worst

01:21:47.320 terrorist leader within hamas and promoted him to be the actual head of hamas because that guy got

01:21:54.760 assassinated now let's talk peace huh have you seen any of the uh interviews with palestinians

01:22:07.160 after october 7th i've seen a number of uh interviews on the street kind of thing where somebody will say

01:22:15.720 all right uh was october 7th justified and every person i saw interviewed everyone said oh yeah

01:22:24.520 totally justified and then they would be asked do you think a two-state solution could work

01:22:31.960 and every one of them says no no no no there's no two-state solution there's a one-state solution

01:22:38.760 and their one-state solution is israel goes away now am i getting accurate information

01:22:47.320 meaning these street interviews are they intentionally editing out the palestinians who say something like

01:22:54.200 yeah we just need our two states and we can live next to each other and everything will be fine we

01:22:59.080 just need to stop fighting you know we'll we'll try to we'll try to get the hamas people to settle down

01:23:04.840 a little bit we'll work on that on our side maybe you could work on you know your side then we'll get

01:23:09.800 together nothing like that now so i have a question whether i'm being brainwashed because it would be a

01:23:18.040 good brainwashing technique to do all these people on the street interviews and just edit edit out anybody

01:23:24.680 who was for peace and then you would get the impression that there would be no point in even

01:23:29.080 talking to the palestinians because they only want to destroy israel now it might be true you know maybe

01:23:36.760 it's like 85 percent of the pop i'm just guessing but what if 85 percent of the population wants

01:23:42.280 nothing except the destruction of israel i think that could be the case but i wouldn't say it based

01:23:49.720 on all the interviews because you know they're not reliable but i do think that the brainwashing

01:23:57.800 among the palestinians is probably strong enough and comprehensive enough that there is nobody in the

01:24:04.280 public who wants peace they wish they weren't being shot at and they wish they could do what they want

01:24:09.960 and they wish israel didn't exist and all that but i don't think they want peace i don't see any

01:24:16.760 movement toward it and if anybody wants to convince me that the palestinians want peace

01:24:22.040 it would be really useful for somebody on that side you know a pro-palestinian journalist to go over

01:24:29.880 there and show me some interviews of just ordinary people stopped in the streets who say yes please we

01:24:36.200 want to end fighting and have a two-state solution that's you know living in peace next to each other

01:24:43.560 i don't know that they exist do you is there anybody watching who's had a let's say enough

01:24:52.360 connection with palestinians who are in the area who can tell me am i wrong is there not a single

01:24:59.240 person in the entire community who wants peace without destroying israel i don't know that's

01:25:06.840 a pretty big question isn't it why are we even talking about a peace deal if we don't know the

01:25:12.600 answer to the question is anybody in favor of peace is there even one person in the palestinian areas

01:25:19.640 in favor of peace haven't seen one yet i i assume they exist and i assume that i would be subject to

01:25:29.640 being brainwashed by never seeing one so i got a real question about the brainwashing on that point

01:25:37.080 i'd love to know what the real opinion of the palestinian people is over there

01:25:41.240 there but i can tell you that if hamas is picking uh the sinwar guy as their new leader they have

01:25:48.360 decided that uh october 7th worked and that more terrorism is more better for them so they're certainly

01:25:55.640 not looking for peace you don't put this guy in charge and say you know we'll put the the our best

01:26:02.440 terrorist in charge because israel is going to kill that guy israel has said in no uncertain terms

01:26:10.680 we're going to kill that guy do you think if he showed up to negotiate they wouldn't kill him

01:26:16.440 i think if he shows up for negotiation they can drop a bomb on him because they've said

01:26:21.720 unambiguously we are going to kill that guy for sure there's no way around it we're killing that guy

01:26:29.880 so even if he showed up for some state sanctioned thing they would probably just kill him

01:26:34.920 i think they've got a case for it

01:26:39.160 anyway and then there's a story that uh some guy got caught allegedly trying to arrange assassination

01:26:46.120 attempts in the united states that would include trump and it would be iran's revenge for trump taking

01:26:53.080 out solemnity and the question i have about this bill malujan is reporting on this fox news and the

01:27:00.680 question i have is i don't trust this story because the last thing i want to hear after all that

01:27:06.200 sketchy social um secret service protection of trump the last thing i want to hear is oh there's another

01:27:13.320 country trying to kill trump so so if we say that enough and we really do some things and make it look

01:27:22.120 like another country is trying to kill trump if something happened to trump well what would the first

01:27:27.720 thing you would look at would be these other countries so i'm a little concerned that we're

01:27:34.360 being brainwashed about the iranians trying to assassinate trump i'm not saying it's not true

01:27:42.040 i'm just saying there might be a little brainwashing involved on that

01:27:46.840 well meanwhile iraq's parliament is taking the first step to lower the legal age of marriage from

01:27:52.120 for girls from 15. wow the legal age of marriage for a girl in iraq is 15.

01:28:03.400 uh but they're looking to lower that to uh nine nine

01:28:12.120 true huh so that would be uh compatible with sharia law i guess so uh good job americans for taking over

01:28:19.960 a rack and and uh that didn't work out quite the way anybody hoped and the last good news is did you

01:28:29.320 ever wonder why we don't make more electricity and of waves in the ocean you know the ocean is

01:28:34.600 continually going up and down and back and forth why can't we get electricity from that thing well it

01:28:40.440 turns out uh there's a megawatt scale wave project that's might be coming to realization according to the

01:28:47.880 new atlas uh eco wave so what they do is they put these uh big floaty things in the water and as

01:28:55.640 the waves bounce them up and down the float the there's it's connected to some levers that

01:29:01.560 create some electricity so that's cool i would think that uh you might have the same problem as the

01:29:07.960 windmills you know the windmills seem to be killing whales so i'd watch out for the whales because it's

01:29:15.160 going to be loud because it's mechanical and it puts a loud mechanical thing in the ocean isn't that

01:29:20.680 what the problem with the windmills was because it was loud and it was in the ocean that caused the

01:29:26.360 i don't know the sonar of the whales to go crazy something like that all right we talked about garm

01:29:36.520 lunar powered yeah i guess it would be you know in a sense it would be a little bit lunar powered

01:29:41.960 but that's that's not the only reason there are waves so it's not so much the uh the tide it doesn't

01:29:49.720 work on the tide it just sits out in the ocean because the ocean is just bouncing up and down with

01:29:54.440 waves so it bounces the mechanical thing up and down all right ladies and gentlemen that's all i've got

01:30:00.200 for you today it was amazing thanks for joining i gotta go do some other stuff and uh see if i can get

01:30:07.160 insurance from my house today i might not be able to all right um i'm going to say something privately

01:30:14.680 to the people on locals and uh i'm going to say bye to the rest of you on x and rumble and youtube

01:30:24.360 thanks for joining see you

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