Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2575 CWSA 08⧸23⧸24

00:00:00.680 So, we'll see if the show's any better once I'm demonetized.

00:00:05.360 Oh, look, we've got some YouTube people coming in now.

00:00:09.180 Oh, that's interesting.

00:00:10.920 So, YouTube's online. It looks like only X is failing.

00:00:15.560 I wonder why.

00:00:17.020 No, no.

00:00:21.500 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of

00:00:29.040 your entire life.

00:00:31.220 If you'd like this to go up to a level that you can't even understand

00:00:34.380 with your tiny, shiny human brain,

00:00:36.200 well, all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass,

00:00:38.480 a tank or a chalice or a stein,

00:00:39.840 a canteen jug or a flask,

00:00:41.460 a vessel of any kind to fill it with your favorite liquid.

00:00:44.580 I like coffee.

00:00:45.880 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure,

00:00:47.760 the dopamine in the day,

00:00:49.460 the thing that makes everything better.

00:00:50.820 It's called the simultaneous sip,

00:00:52.580 and wow, it happens now.

00:00:54.940 Go.

00:00:59.040 So good.

00:01:04.540 So good.

00:01:06.020 Well, here's some science updates,

00:01:07.940 and we'll talk about the DNC and Harris and RFK Jr.

00:01:11.440 and UFOs and anything else you want to talk about.

00:01:14.180 But just so you know,

00:01:16.100 all the cool things that are coming,

00:01:18.400 according to Wired,

00:01:21.040 mRNA technology could be used to make your damaged liver good again

00:01:26.900 without a transplant.

00:01:28.800 How about that?

00:01:29.920 There's actually a technology that can heal a mouse's liver.

00:01:34.960 Not completely, apparently,

00:01:36.500 but it makes a big difference.

00:01:38.200 So we might be on the verge

00:01:40.200 of giving you new organs with a shot.

00:01:42.960 Can you imagine that?

00:01:45.180 Oh, my organs are failing.

00:01:46.820 That's okay.

00:01:47.620 Come here.

00:01:47.880 I'll give you a shot.

00:01:49.360 And then all your organs start rebuilding themselves.

00:01:52.500 That's a real thing.

00:01:54.060 That might actually be coming.

00:01:56.380 Well, Medical Express publication

00:01:58.660 says that there's some indication that THC,

00:02:03.780 that would be the active ingredient in marijuana,

00:02:07.980 reverses brain aging and enhances cognition in mice.

00:02:11.420 Now, you know what I'm going to say, don't you?

00:02:17.880 You know what I'm going to say.

00:02:20.580 I don't recommend marijuana for anybody

00:02:22.940 because it's a medical product, in my opinion.

00:02:26.360 I don't think marijuana has the recreational value

00:02:29.700 that people use it for.

00:02:31.380 But medically, medically has some real uses.

00:02:34.400 And they could have saved a little money

00:02:37.580 because I will tell you that my own experience

00:02:41.220 is that, well, I'm just going to say it.

00:02:45.040 I'll say it as directly as I can.

00:02:47.520 There isn't a chance in hell

00:02:49.340 I would be meeting five deadlines a day,

00:02:53.140 creating new content,

00:02:55.400 without a little help.

00:02:57.240 My aging brain would not be able to sit down

00:03:02.020 every single day and write seven new jokes.

00:03:06.240 I'm telling you, my own experience

00:03:07.860 is that it's a brain enhancer.

00:03:10.520 And to me, it's obvious.

00:03:13.880 Now, I don't recommend it.

00:03:15.520 You should only talk to a doctor

00:03:16.900 and don't drive a car.

00:03:18.260 If you're under 18, it'd be stupid to do weed.

00:03:22.580 It would just ruin your life.

00:03:24.160 So I don't recommend it.

00:03:25.880 But on this one limited claim,

00:03:28.540 that they're talking about low doses, by the way.

00:03:31.520 Oh, this is important.

00:03:32.800 They tested low doses.

00:03:35.240 Now, my experience is that if you're a daily,

00:03:39.520 let's say, medical user, you get used to it.

00:03:42.500 And then what would be a high dose for somebody else

00:03:45.220 is kind of a low dose for you.

00:03:46.820 So it could be that I've been low dosing for a while.

00:03:51.100 Anyway, there's a trailer for a movie,

00:03:54.140 you know, the advertisement for a movie

00:03:55.460 called The Trailer.

00:03:56.660 Movie is a megalopolis.

00:03:58.900 But they had to remove the trailer

00:04:00.880 because apparently it included some quotes,

00:04:04.500 some praising quotes from critics

00:04:06.720 that those critics never said.

00:04:09.700 How do you think they ended up with

00:04:11.740 a bunch of quotes from critics about their movie

00:04:15.260 that they never said?

00:04:17.940 Well, I don't know if there's a specific explanation

00:04:23.820 of how it went wrong.

00:04:25.720 But here's my guess.

00:04:29.640 Hey, chat GPT.

00:04:31.740 Can you tell me what the critics say about the movie?

00:04:34.140 Well, so-and-so says it's the greatest movie

00:04:38.320 and it will change your life.

00:04:39.920 Okay.

00:04:41.000 And they write that down

00:04:41.980 and they make the trailer with those quotes.

00:04:44.860 Only to find out later that chat GPT

00:04:47.360 literally made it up.

00:04:49.880 Now, the story doesn't say that's what happened,

00:04:52.420 but isn't it obvious?

00:04:54.040 If you had to place a bet,

00:04:58.000 if you've used AI, by the way,

00:04:59.700 you'll know this,

00:05:00.940 it does make stuff up.

00:05:02.780 I ask AI about myself,

00:05:05.320 just because that's the easiest thing to check.

00:05:07.600 It makes stuff up.

00:05:09.340 Things I've never heard of,

00:05:10.680 awards I've never won.

00:05:13.940 I mean, it just completely fantasizes about people.

00:05:17.560 So, that's probably what happened.

00:05:21.060 But, I have a standard for judging things like this

00:05:24.860 and most other things.

00:05:26.660 I don't believe in judging people by their mistakes.

00:05:30.380 Because if you did that,

00:05:31.440 you'd just hate everybody all the time.

00:05:33.480 I mean, humans are just making mistakes

00:05:35.300 all over the place.

00:05:36.660 There's nobody you know who hasn't made mistakes

00:05:38.640 that you think they shouldn't have.

00:05:41.220 So, instead of judging people by their mistakes

00:05:43.640 because nobody makes a mistake intentionally,

00:05:46.840 judge them by what they do when they get caught

00:05:49.300 or when trouble happens

00:05:52.160 and how do they respond?

00:05:54.000 Well, here's how they responded.

00:05:55.980 I guess Lionsgate is the entity that put it out.

00:05:59.220 They said, quote,

00:06:00.420 we offer our sincere apologies to the critics involved

00:06:03.220 and to Francis Ford Coppola

00:06:04.640 and American Zoetrope

00:06:06.500 for this inexcusable error in our vetting process.

00:06:11.580 We screwed up.

00:06:12.880 We are sorry.

00:06:13.460 Almost perfect.

00:06:17.780 Almost perfect.

00:06:19.080 I will accept it as completely sincere sounding

00:06:23.260 and they didn't look to blame anybody, did they?

00:06:26.500 It would have been really easy to blame somebody.

00:06:29.280 Nope.

00:06:30.020 Lionsgate said our mistake.

00:06:32.660 We apologize.

00:06:33.780 But there's one thing missing.

00:06:35.620 One thing missing.

00:06:36.780 Steve Jobs knew how to do this.

00:06:38.400 The one thing missing is what are you going to do about it?

00:06:42.140 What are you going to do so you don't do it again?

00:06:45.120 So, they said it was a mistake in their vetting process,

00:06:48.080 but just this little bit of improvement

00:06:50.680 would have taken them to A+.

00:06:52.780 It's already an A-, it's very acceptable.

00:06:56.260 I think they did a good job of it.

00:06:58.480 But if they just said,

00:07:00.120 we're going to redo our vetting process,

00:07:04.000 maybe even telling us what went wrong.

00:07:07.160 You know, we relied on an internet search.

00:07:09.780 We're going to have to make sure that,

00:07:11.740 you know, we verify things.

00:07:13.040 Something like that.

00:07:14.140 So, always,

00:07:15.020 you got to take full responsibility,

00:07:17.300 but then you got to say what you're going to do

00:07:19.100 to not make that same mistake again.

00:07:21.620 That's perfect if you get that.

00:07:23.080 All right.

00:07:27.120 YouTube apparently has some new feature

00:07:29.220 that I'm also assuming is AI-driven,

00:07:32.120 something they wouldn't have been able to do before, I think,

00:07:35.020 which is they're going to allow premium users,

00:07:38.480 the people who pay to be on YouTube,

00:07:41.060 allow them to skip sponsored segments in YouTube videos.

00:07:45.320 Now, what would be a sponsored segment in a YouTube video?

00:07:49.520 Well, it would be like me giving a commercial for a product,

00:07:55.860 which I would never do because people would skip it.

00:08:00.080 Now, would YouTube be able to pick out

00:08:01.900 that this is not a sponsored product,

00:08:04.660 but rather my own product?

00:08:07.300 And would the AI make a distinction?

00:08:10.380 So, when I say I've got a new book

00:08:12.360 and the main reason I do social media

00:08:14.120 is so people can know if I have a new product,

00:08:17.080 if I tell people about my new product,

00:08:21.400 are they going to introduce a button so you can skip it?

00:08:26.380 I don't know.

00:08:27.700 Is the AI smart enough to know that this is my product

00:08:30.760 and that's very different than a sponsored advertisement?

00:08:34.460 I don't know.

00:08:35.740 We shall see.

00:08:36.680 But the effect of that would be to actually destroy

00:08:40.660 a huge bunch of people who their entire money

00:08:45.420 comes from doing sponsored commercials on YouTube.

00:08:50.340 Now, I won't destroy it right away

00:08:51.820 because people won't know the button's error

00:08:53.540 and maybe the feature doesn't work perfectly

00:08:55.740 and blah, blah, blah.

00:08:56.900 And also, you can always fast forward a video.

00:08:59.500 You always have that ability.

00:09:00.620 But it might allow me to watch Joe Rogan stuff

00:09:06.200 if it were on YouTube.

00:09:08.180 I can't watch, as much as Joe Rogan's show is amazing,

00:09:11.520 I can't get past the ads.

00:09:14.000 I just, my life is too short.

00:09:16.680 I don't have time for listening to a bunch of ads.

00:09:21.580 Anyway, here's something interesting.

00:09:23.080 I saw a post from a user on X called Vittorio

00:09:30.140 who said in a few years,

00:09:31.940 people will not be able to function in society

00:09:34.580 without a brain-computer interface.

00:09:38.160 So that's sort of like the Neuralink chip in your head.

00:09:41.720 And Elon Musk commented,

00:09:43.320 at some point, having a Neuralink will be normal.

00:09:47.500 And separately, Musk is predicting

00:09:51.180 that in several years,

00:09:54.040 there could be tens of millions of humans

00:09:56.040 who have a chip in their head

00:09:57.220 and that it would be approaching normal.

00:10:01.460 Do you think that's going to be normal?

00:10:04.240 Do you think that in your lifetime,

00:10:07.540 you know, all children will have a chip in their head?

00:10:12.240 I think he's right.

00:10:14.280 I think he's right.

00:10:15.360 And the reason is that AI is too powerful

00:10:18.520 to be separate from humans.

00:10:21.760 In other words, humans are going to have to absorb

00:10:24.040 the power of AI into themselves.

00:10:27.040 And it might be the chip that allows them to do it.

00:10:29.380 I don't know if there's a plan to do that specifically.

00:10:33.220 But you can imagine all kinds of things

00:10:36.080 that you'd want to do better

00:10:37.460 and be competitive in an AI world.

00:10:40.220 You just might need a chip.

00:10:42.580 You might not even be able to hold a job

00:10:44.640 unless you've got a good chip in you.

00:10:47.240 You can easily imagine in the future

00:10:49.180 an employer saying,

00:10:51.620 we're only looking for people who have been chipped

00:10:53.640 because when we, you know,

00:10:56.020 give our new announcements and memos and stuff,

00:10:58.700 we don't want to send it by email.

00:11:01.640 We're just going to send it directly

00:11:03.040 to the employees in their heads.

00:11:05.420 Now, I don't know if that will ever be possible

00:11:07.240 with a Neuralink, by the way.

00:11:08.440 I don't know if I can,

00:11:09.860 I don't even know if it's two-way in that way

00:11:12.700 or it could be or what.

00:11:15.000 But yeah, I think Musk is right.

00:11:19.440 It is inevitable that humans will have

00:11:21.380 computer chip interfaces in their head.

00:11:24.980 I don't think there's any way around that.

00:11:28.520 Tucker Carlson has been,

00:11:30.680 I don't know, do we say red-pilled anymore?

00:11:32.920 about the chronic disease epidemic in America.

00:11:36.800 Now, RFK Jr. and Nicole Shanahan

00:11:39.320 have been, in my opinion,

00:11:41.280 the primary message givers

00:11:43.680 that the country is sick

00:11:45.060 from our food, our pharma,

00:11:47.740 and maybe other stuff.

00:11:48.980 We don't know what.

00:11:50.400 But Tucker says, quote,

00:11:54.200 on a video recently,

00:11:55.980 if you look at the rates of chronic illness

00:11:57.800 in this country,

00:11:58.800 it's destroying the country

00:12:00.200 and it's an emergency.

00:12:01.660 It's an emergency that I would say

00:12:03.560 supersedes all other emergencies.

00:12:05.500 Now, that's the key line.

00:12:07.100 The key line is that

00:12:08.460 that's the emergency

00:12:09.440 that's bigger than

00:12:11.100 all the other emergencies.

00:12:13.260 That's like it came right out of my mouth

00:12:15.820 or RFK Jr.'s mouth.

00:12:18.540 I do believe that the food supply,

00:12:22.640 the big pharma,

00:12:23.820 and maybe even the things

00:12:24.980 that our media is doing to us

00:12:26.760 are so bad,

00:12:28.300 it's just killing America

00:12:29.800 to the point where

00:12:31.280 I'm not sure we can even

00:12:32.360 be a competitive country

00:12:33.640 if we let ourselves

00:12:34.840 be just destroyed

00:12:36.360 by these forces.

00:12:38.360 So,

00:12:39.080 the first step

00:12:41.060 in doing anything about it

00:12:42.160 would be acknowledging

00:12:42.960 that it's a major,

00:12:44.320 major problem.

00:12:45.600 And I don't see,

00:12:46.640 I don't see Trump saying it.

00:12:48.980 And I don't see

00:12:50.780 Kamala Harris saying it.

00:12:53.500 Why is it that

00:12:54.620 Tucker and I

00:12:55.940 and RFK Jr.

00:12:56.940 and probably a lot of parents

00:12:58.200 think this is the biggest problem

00:13:00.260 in the country?

00:13:02.160 And by the way,

00:13:03.240 when I say the biggest problem

00:13:04.680 in the country,

00:13:05.540 I mean by a lot.

00:13:08.100 I mean that

00:13:09.020 whatever is number two

00:13:10.120 isn't really even close

00:13:11.640 to this.

00:13:13.180 because I don't really think

00:13:15.080 we have much of a risk

00:13:15.940 of a nuclear war.

00:13:17.340 And I think climate change

00:13:18.980 is sort of a long-term

00:13:20.480 manageable situation.

00:13:23.380 I don't think AI

00:13:25.000 is going to kill us.

00:13:26.960 You know,

00:13:27.140 those are manageable risks.

00:13:28.660 But we don't have

00:13:30.100 really any effort whatsoever

00:13:32.660 to stop the fact

00:13:34.360 that our environment

00:13:35.120 is killing us like crazy.

00:13:37.440 Now,

00:13:37.860 I reposted

00:13:39.380 Tucker's comments on X.

00:13:42.000 But I wanted to add

00:13:43.980 that you have to add

00:13:44.820 mental illness to this.

00:13:46.500 Because when

00:13:47.320 when you're talking

00:13:48.380 about chronic illness,

00:13:49.860 you aren't necessarily

00:13:51.280 talking about the mental part.

00:13:53.060 Now,

00:13:53.600 add the mental part.

00:13:55.200 So take the number of people

00:13:56.640 who have a chronic illness,

00:13:57.880 one of the ones

00:13:58.560 that we didn't get

00:13:59.480 100 years ago,

00:14:00.940 that's just something

00:14:01.680 about modern living.

00:14:03.000 And then add to that

00:14:04.200 the number of mental illness

00:14:05.720 situations

00:14:06.980 that's modern

00:14:08.200 that also we didn't have

00:14:09.360 100 years ago.

00:14:10.120 you get almost everybody.

00:14:13.500 You get almost everybody.

00:14:15.820 Everybody has at least

00:14:17.020 a mental problem

00:14:17.900 that you wouldn't have had before.

00:14:19.780 And at least one chronic illness

00:14:21.880 that you would never

00:14:22.900 would have had before.

00:14:24.920 So, yeah,

00:14:25.740 it's that bad.

00:14:26.660 But remember,

00:14:27.680 I always tell you

00:14:28.300 that we make this mistake

00:14:29.660 of thinking

00:14:30.100 that the brain

00:14:30.940 and the body

00:14:31.600 can be looked at

00:14:32.980 as separate machines

00:14:34.220 that just have

00:14:34.840 some connection.

00:14:35.980 And I say,

00:14:36.820 no, no, no,

00:14:37.280 they're not separate machines.

00:14:38.520 They're all just one thing.

00:14:40.680 Your arms and your legs

00:14:41.920 are what keep

00:14:42.640 your brain healthy.

00:14:45.840 Because if you get up

00:14:47.060 and your arms

00:14:47.540 and your legs

00:14:48.120 take you into a forest,

00:14:49.640 suddenly your brain says,

00:14:51.320 ah,

00:14:52.760 I'm a little relaxed now.

00:14:53.960 I'm in a forest.

00:14:55.380 So,

00:14:55.840 separating your body

00:14:57.420 from your brain

00:14:58.120 gets you

00:14:58.600 all the wrong analysis.

00:15:01.020 So,

00:15:01.440 here's something

00:15:01.820 to back that up.

00:15:02.680 at Michigan Medicine,

00:15:06.280 the University of Michigan,

00:15:08.080 they found that

00:15:09.260 mental health

00:15:10.300 and chronic diabetes

00:15:11.460 are strongly linked.

00:15:14.540 Now,

00:15:14.780 you say,

00:15:15.120 well,

00:15:16.240 that's obvious,

00:15:16.980 Scott.

00:15:17.900 If you get chronic,

00:15:19.380 you know,

00:15:19.620 if you get diabetes,

00:15:21.240 obviously,

00:15:23.000 you're going to be

00:15:23.540 less happy.

00:15:25.500 To which I say,

00:15:26.580 yes,

00:15:26.880 that makes sense.

00:15:28.860 But it turns out

00:15:30.000 that the correlation

00:15:30.940 works both ways.

00:15:32.680 they think.

00:15:34.320 So,

00:15:34.760 the study shows

00:15:35.580 that your mental illness

00:15:37.140 might cause your diabetes.

00:15:40.280 But also,

00:15:41.220 your diabetes

00:15:41.680 might cause

00:15:42.300 your mental illness.

00:15:44.160 But if your mental illness

00:15:45.540 causes your diabetes

00:15:46.540 and your diabetes

00:15:47.400 causes your mental illness,

00:15:49.240 you're kind of

00:15:49.860 in bad shape

00:15:50.680 if you get

00:15:51.320 either one

00:15:52.020 of those two things.

00:15:54.400 So,

00:15:55.200 that's just more evidence

00:15:56.420 that your brain

00:15:56.980 and your body

00:15:57.420 have to be considered

00:15:58.220 one system.

00:16:00.840 All right.

00:16:02.680 I don't know

00:16:03.520 if you watched this.

00:16:04.460 It was kind of

00:16:05.220 one of these

00:16:05.720 wonderful moments

00:16:06.700 in live television.

00:16:08.260 Was it live?

00:16:09.180 I think live-ish.

00:16:10.860 When,

00:16:11.100 I guess,

00:16:12.320 Fox News

00:16:12.980 cut the,

00:16:14.320 must have cut

00:16:15.080 Trump's feed off.

00:16:16.640 I think they were

00:16:17.380 watching him

00:16:18.040 do a speech.

00:16:20.520 So,

00:16:21.020 they cut it off

00:16:21.600 and they went

00:16:21.980 to the Gottfeld show.

00:16:24.240 Gottfeld,

00:16:24.780 exclamation mark.

00:16:25.540 And I guess

00:16:27.280 Greg Gottfeld

00:16:29.420 said on air,

00:16:31.380 you know,

00:16:31.640 since they cut off

00:16:32.580 President Trump,

00:16:33.980 he said,

00:16:34.420 you've got my number.

00:16:35.640 Give me a call.

00:16:38.040 So,

00:16:38.580 as Gottfeld

00:16:39.260 is doing his show,

00:16:40.160 his phone rings

00:16:40.880 and it was Trump.

00:16:43.800 Trump actually

00:16:44.560 called him.

00:16:45.620 You know,

00:16:45.760 he's on air.

00:16:46.800 He's like,

00:16:47.180 you know,

00:16:47.380 give me a call.

00:16:49.020 And next thing you know,

00:16:49.980 he's on the phone

00:16:50.640 live to Trump.

00:16:51.740 He puts on

00:16:52.220 the speakerphone

00:16:52.960 and Greg has

00:16:54.760 to tell him,

00:16:55.340 you know,

00:16:55.600 the audience is here.

00:16:56.680 Don't say anything.

00:16:57.980 Don't say anything

00:16:59.100 embarrassing.

00:17:00.320 And,

00:17:00.540 and then the funniest part,

00:17:03.260 the funniest part

00:17:04.480 is that Greg

00:17:04.980 had to do a show

00:17:05.820 and,

00:17:06.920 and it wasn't really

00:17:08.100 the most convenient

00:17:09.500 thing to have a,

00:17:10.500 you know,

00:17:11.060 half hour conversation

00:17:12.080 on your cell phone,

00:17:13.680 holding it up to your

00:17:14.380 microphone on your chest.

00:17:16.340 So,

00:17:16.960 he needed to get,

00:17:17.700 he needed to get

00:17:18.440 Trump off the phone.

00:17:21.120 The best part

00:17:22.540 about it is,

00:17:23.380 have you ever had

00:17:23.880 this situation

00:17:24.500 where you're done

00:17:25.160 with a phone call?

00:17:27.720 One of my exes

00:17:28.720 had,

00:17:29.100 had a way

00:17:29.700 to tell you

00:17:30.280 that the phone call

00:17:31.040 is done.

00:17:32.220 You know,

00:17:32.620 you'd be talking

00:17:33.080 about some stuff,

00:17:33.900 you'd be going

00:17:34.320 back and forth

00:17:34.920 in normal conversation.

00:17:36.380 And then you hear

00:17:37.020 on the other side

00:17:37.640 of the phone,

00:17:38.860 anyway,

00:17:40.640 and then I know

00:17:41.420 the conversation's done.

00:17:43.900 Anyway,

00:17:44.780 so Greg was doing

00:17:45.960 his,

00:17:46.180 his version of

00:17:47.180 how do you get

00:17:47.800 the president

00:17:48.260 off the phone?

00:17:51.680 And I don't know,

00:17:52.340 that was the best part

00:17:53.220 is trying,

00:17:54.260 is trying to get

00:17:54.980 the ex-president

00:17:56.400 of the United States,

00:17:57.400 maybe the future one,

00:17:58.920 you know,

00:17:59.220 the,

00:17:59.480 the bums rush

00:18:00.320 off the phone.

00:18:01.120 You know,

00:18:01.320 once you've done

00:18:01.800 your polite stuff,

00:18:03.340 it's time to move on.

00:18:05.180 Anyway,

00:18:05.580 that was fun.

00:18:06.200 You should watch

00:18:06.640 the video of that.

00:18:08.960 I just saw a clip

00:18:10.720 from Peter Thiel

00:18:12.100 talking to Joe Rogan.

00:18:14.780 I guess that interview

00:18:16.500 happened several days ago,

00:18:18.100 but I hadn't seen

00:18:19.300 this part

00:18:19.800 and apparently

00:18:21.540 Peter Thiel

00:18:22.120 has this theory

00:18:23.080 that

00:18:24.380 the reason

00:18:26.680 that so many

00:18:27.260 compromised people

00:18:28.340 seem to be in power,

00:18:29.700 you know,

00:18:29.880 people that you would

00:18:30.760 assume there would

00:18:31.460 be some blackmail on,

00:18:33.360 you know,

00:18:33.520 you just,

00:18:34.240 if you're,

00:18:34.600 if you're paying

00:18:35.140 attention at all,

00:18:36.180 you look at our leaders

00:18:37.380 and you say,

00:18:38.040 we got a lot

00:18:39.540 of leaders

00:18:40.140 that in my

00:18:41.860 suspicious mind

00:18:42.920 and based on

00:18:43.640 what I've heard

00:18:44.380 and what I see,

00:18:45.260 they all look

00:18:46.860 blackmailable.

00:18:48.780 You know,

00:18:49.340 you've heard me

00:18:49.840 say that,

00:18:50.280 right?

00:18:50.560 I've said that

00:18:51.100 a number of times

00:18:51.760 that they just have

00:18:52.840 this blackmailable

00:18:54.260 vibe to them.

00:18:55.200 Like there's

00:18:55.760 something going on

00:18:56.940 besides their

00:18:58.140 political stuff

00:18:59.020 that somebody

00:18:59.940 could blackmail

00:19:00.580 them for.

00:19:01.280 And Peter Thiel

00:19:02.240 seems to think

00:19:03.120 that it's a necessity

00:19:04.720 to get ahead.

00:19:06.040 That if you're

00:19:06.880 not blackmailable,

00:19:08.460 the people

00:19:09.280 who really run

00:19:09.920 the country

00:19:10.460 can't trust you.

00:19:12.860 They need to be

00:19:13.940 able to control you

00:19:14.900 and so they

00:19:16.120 prefer people

00:19:17.000 who have

00:19:17.460 blackmailable

00:19:18.780 things that

00:19:19.600 the public

00:19:20.600 doesn't yet know.

00:19:22.440 Now that would

00:19:23.240 explain everything.

00:19:25.100 Now when I say

00:19:25.820 it,

00:19:25.980 it sounds a little

00:19:26.460 crazy,

00:19:27.000 right?

00:19:27.480 When I say

00:19:28.000 it seems to me

00:19:29.340 like they're

00:19:29.780 favoring

00:19:30.340 blackmailable

00:19:31.340 people.

00:19:32.420 It sure looks

00:19:33.100 that way,

00:19:33.940 but I don't

00:19:34.740 have any evidence

00:19:35.400 of that.

00:19:36.600 However,

00:19:37.200 when Peter Thiel

00:19:38.020 says it,

00:19:39.080 suddenly I think

00:19:41.140 was I right?

00:19:42.680 But he didn't

00:19:44.180 show any evidence

00:19:44.900 either.

00:19:45.500 It's not like

00:19:46.040 there's some

00:19:46.420 scientific study.

00:19:48.040 But he is

00:19:48.960 way more

00:19:49.760 connected,

00:19:50.460 I think,

00:19:51.440 than I am.

00:19:52.500 In other words,

00:19:53.000 he would be

00:19:53.420 closer to

00:19:54.100 whatever is

00:19:55.560 behind the

00:19:56.080 curtain.

00:19:57.360 And for him

00:19:57.940 to say this

00:19:58.680 really got my

00:20:01.200 attention.

00:20:01.900 It's certainly

00:20:02.980 short of

00:20:03.640 something that

00:20:04.260 is confirmed,

00:20:05.980 but it looks

00:20:07.780 like it.

00:20:08.580 And when your

00:20:09.240 observations are

00:20:10.460 so consistent

00:20:11.180 over time,

00:20:12.260 it might be

00:20:12.960 confirmation bias,

00:20:15.020 but it's

00:20:15.440 certainly helpful

00:20:16.000 to hear at

00:20:16.480 least one

00:20:16.840 other smart

00:20:17.360 person who

00:20:17.880 is well

00:20:18.300 connected to

00:20:19.040 say that's

00:20:19.620 what it is.

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00:20:53.360 talk about

00:20:53.880 that DNC

00:20:56.280 and Kamala

00:20:56.980 Harris talk.

00:20:58.540 By the way,

00:20:59.680 I'd like to

00:21:00.980 make an

00:21:01.260 announcement.

00:21:01.760 If you stay

00:21:02.280 till the end

00:21:02.960 of my show

00:21:04.140 today, I've

00:21:05.220 got a special

00:21:06.000 guest, Beyonce,

00:21:07.600 say, and

00:21:09.320 after she's

00:21:09.920 done, Taylor

00:21:10.660 Swift will

00:21:11.240 do a

00:21:11.940 couple of

00:21:12.300 tunes.

00:21:13.040 I told her

00:21:13.680 to keep it

00:21:14.240 short.

00:21:15.360 And then

00:21:15.640 George W.

00:21:16.500 Bush, George

00:21:17.540 W.

00:21:18.020 Bush will

00:21:18.560 be here as

00:21:19.060 my special

00:21:19.640 guest.

00:21:20.720 That's all

00:21:21.440 completely

00:21:22.080 true.

00:21:24.600 Stop it.

00:21:25.940 Stop acting

00:21:26.640 like I just

00:21:27.240 made that

00:21:27.660 up.

00:21:29.180 This is the

00:21:29.980 way you

00:21:30.300 handle a

00:21:30.740 big event.

00:21:31.300 I learned

00:21:31.600 that from

00:21:31.920 the DNC.

00:21:32.860 Yes, the

00:21:33.280 DNC hinted

00:21:34.800 that there

00:21:35.180 would be a

00:21:35.580 special guest

00:21:36.440 so that

00:21:37.060 people wouldn't

00:21:37.540 turn off

00:21:38.060 the TV

00:21:39.080 before Kamala

00:21:39.900 Harris was

00:21:40.300 there.

00:21:41.280 And then

00:21:42.420 rumors started

00:21:43.320 online.

00:21:43.920 It's Beyonce,

00:21:45.420 but of course

00:21:45.880 it wasn't.

00:21:46.440 It's Taylor

00:21:46.820 Swift, but of

00:21:47.880 course it

00:21:48.180 wasn't.

00:21:48.760 It's George

00:21:49.380 W.

00:21:49.800 Bush, which

00:21:50.360 was just

00:21:50.820 stupid because

00:21:51.560 of course it

00:21:52.160 wasn't.

00:21:53.540 But it

00:21:54.640 probably worked.

00:21:55.800 It probably

00:21:56.440 kept their

00:21:56.860 numbers high.

00:21:58.160 The number

00:21:58.720 of lies that

00:21:59.540 committed the

00:22:00.700 Democrat side

00:22:01.540 is just

00:22:02.020 breathtaking.

00:22:04.180 It's just

00:22:04.640 everything all

00:22:05.380 the time.

00:22:05.840 They only

00:22:06.420 got one

00:22:06.820 mode.

00:22:07.980 Anyway,

00:22:08.660 remember

00:22:09.340 ex-press

00:22:10.120 secretary

00:22:10.680 Jen Psaki?

00:22:13.440 She said

00:22:14.360 on MSNBC

00:22:15.220 that Kamala

00:22:16.160 Harris,

00:22:17.040 well she

00:22:17.360 was

00:22:17.520 complimenting

00:22:18.160 her,

00:22:18.700 and she

00:22:18.900 said that

00:22:19.260 Kamala

00:22:19.540 Harris is

00:22:20.180 likable.

00:22:21.500 She's very

00:22:21.880 likable.

00:22:22.520 If you meet

00:22:23.000 her in

00:22:23.240 person,

00:22:24.240 she's got

00:22:24.640 this likable

00:22:25.580 personal vibe.

00:22:27.740 It's so

00:22:28.100 likable that

00:22:28.980 Jen Psaki

00:22:30.380 said that

00:22:31.160 she's as

00:22:32.080 likable as

00:22:32.920 Hillary Clinton

00:22:33.660 with her

00:22:35.400 magical

00:22:35.880 charismatic

00:22:36.500 quality.

00:22:39.320 So,

00:22:40.640 I saw a

00:22:41.400 post from

00:22:41.940 Eric

00:22:42.560 Abernenty.

00:22:44.140 He said

00:22:44.560 that that

00:22:45.260 should be

00:22:45.560 the Republican

00:22:46.200 slogan.

00:22:47.720 The

00:22:47.860 Republicans

00:22:48.360 should run

00:22:49.100 on the

00:22:49.980 idea that

00:22:50.960 Kamala

00:22:51.680 Harris is

00:22:52.260 as likable

00:22:52.860 as Hillary

00:22:53.420 Clinton.

00:22:53.760 as funny

00:22:58.860 as that

00:22:59.240 comment is,

00:23:00.460 the thing

00:23:01.040 that makes

00:23:01.380 it funny

00:23:01.800 is that

00:23:02.160 it would

00:23:02.360 actually

00:23:02.700 work.

00:23:04.300 If

00:23:04.860 tomorrow

00:23:05.400 the

00:23:06.740 Republicans

00:23:08.220 erased

00:23:09.340 every

00:23:09.800 commercial

00:23:10.240 that they

00:23:10.680 have,

00:23:11.500 just dumped

00:23:12.420 them all,

00:23:13.480 got rid of

00:23:14.020 all their

00:23:14.500 signs,

00:23:15.200 all their

00:23:15.460 slogans,

00:23:16.040 everything

00:23:16.280 on their

00:23:16.580 website,

00:23:17.320 and they

00:23:17.820 just went

00:23:18.520 with one

00:23:19.040 sentence,

00:23:21.320 that Kamala

00:23:22.020 Harris is as

00:23:22.860 likable as

00:23:23.460 Hillary Clinton,

00:23:24.500 and never

00:23:25.100 said anything

00:23:25.740 else about

00:23:26.280 politics,

00:23:27.520 he could

00:23:27.860 win.

00:23:28.900 I'm not

00:23:29.320 recommending it,

00:23:30.220 it's not

00:23:30.540 going to

00:23:30.720 happen,

00:23:31.220 but yeah,

00:23:32.440 in my

00:23:33.020 mind I

00:23:33.500 say,

00:23:33.860 you know

00:23:34.100 what,

00:23:35.480 nothing else

00:23:36.140 makes a

00:23:36.500 difference.

00:23:37.860 At this

00:23:38.440 point everybody

00:23:38.960 has a

00:23:39.740 general idea

00:23:40.660 which direction

00:23:41.860 the policies

00:23:42.460 would be in

00:23:43.100 both cases.

00:23:45.940 You could

00:23:46.560 just say

00:23:47.060 she's as

00:23:48.060 likable as

00:23:48.560 Hillary Clinton.

00:23:49.760 I don't

00:23:50.120 know how

00:23:50.400 many people

00:23:50.800 would register

00:23:51.440 with that,

00:23:51.960 but it

00:23:52.300 worked for

00:23:52.660 me.

00:23:53.460 I saw

00:23:55.300 the Mays

00:23:55.900 account on

00:23:56.380 X say

00:23:56.740 that the

00:23:57.160 DNC is

00:23:58.420 like one

00:23:58.800 big support

00:23:59.460 group for

00:23:59.920 people who

00:24:00.440 are imagining

00:24:01.000 that Donald

00:24:01.560 Trump has

00:24:02.020 hurt them.

00:24:03.600 That is the

00:24:04.740 best summary.

00:24:06.360 It looks like

00:24:06.820 a support

00:24:07.420 group for

00:24:08.140 people who

00:24:08.760 imagined that

00:24:09.700 Trump had

00:24:10.160 hurt them,

00:24:10.960 but also

00:24:11.840 imagine that

00:24:12.580 he will hurt

00:24:13.080 them again

00:24:13.620 after the

00:24:14.820 first time

00:24:15.240 that they

00:24:15.600 imagined

00:24:15.940 they hurt

00:24:16.300 them.

00:24:17.440 That really

00:24:18.320 does capture

00:24:19.100 everything.

00:24:19.600 if you

00:24:20.940 had heard

00:24:21.240 that

00:24:21.500 framing

00:24:21.980 and said

00:24:22.920 we've got

00:24:23.320 a convention

00:24:23.880 of people

00:24:25.140 who have

00:24:26.460 mental

00:24:26.760 problems

00:24:27.280 and their

00:24:28.160 specific

00:24:28.620 mental

00:24:28.940 problem

00:24:29.280 is they

00:24:29.580 believe that

00:24:30.100 this one

00:24:31.100 person,

00:24:31.800 Donald Trump,

00:24:32.340 has hurt

00:24:32.740 them and

00:24:34.060 he's coming

00:24:34.580 back and he

00:24:35.120 might do it

00:24:35.540 again.

00:24:37.560 That really

00:24:38.480 would explain

00:24:39.180 100% of

00:24:40.360 everything you

00:24:40.880 observe.

00:24:41.940 That one

00:24:42.420 frame wouldn't

00:24:43.740 leave anything.

00:24:45.160 They do act

00:24:46.160 exactly like he

00:24:47.200 hurt them and

00:24:48.160 he might do it

00:24:48.760 again.

00:24:50.880 I don't know

00:24:51.720 what they're

00:24:52.100 thinking,

00:24:52.920 but they

00:24:54.360 sure look that

00:24:54.860 way.

00:24:56.120 Well, so

00:24:56.760 Kamala Harris

00:24:57.440 gave her

00:24:57.880 speech.

00:24:58.780 They made

00:24:59.340 that same

00:24:59.980 mistake they

00:25:00.540 made once

00:25:01.080 with Biden

00:25:03.000 where they

00:25:04.100 gave her a

00:25:04.680 dark and

00:25:05.320 foreboding

00:25:05.860 background and

00:25:06.800 put her in a

00:25:07.300 dark suit.

00:25:08.480 So she

00:25:08.760 looked professional.

00:25:13.820 She looked

00:25:14.600 presidential,

00:25:16.320 but evil at

00:25:17.940 the same

00:25:18.280 time.

00:25:19.680 I'm sure

00:25:20.420 you can do

00:25:20.960 a background

00:25:21.540 that doesn't

00:25:22.440 make you

00:25:22.800 look evil.

00:25:24.220 It can be

00:25:24.960 done.

00:25:25.940 I think I've

00:25:26.660 seen Trump

00:25:27.120 do it, for

00:25:27.540 example.

00:25:28.440 You have

00:25:28.700 some nice

00:25:29.100 lighting,

00:25:30.320 you got a

00:25:30.600 nice light

00:25:31.080 background,

00:25:32.280 you got a

00:25:33.040 bunch of

00:25:33.380 flags.

00:25:33.980 She did

00:25:34.280 have flags,

00:25:35.480 but then she

00:25:35.880 had this

00:25:36.300 weird, dark,

00:25:37.760 dark look

00:25:38.360 that just

00:25:39.400 looked sinister.

00:25:41.220 Big mistake

00:25:41.980 on the

00:25:42.460 design people,

00:25:43.920 I would say.

00:25:44.520 But the

00:25:47.260 only thing I

00:25:47.800 learned from

00:25:48.240 that is that

00:25:48.840 Harris can

00:25:49.360 still read

00:25:50.120 because she

00:25:51.360 didn't talk

00:25:51.840 about policies,

00:25:52.560 which Trump

00:25:53.260 was mocking

00:25:53.820 her for.

00:25:54.560 She talked

00:25:55.160 about her

00:25:55.500 childhood,

00:25:56.440 don't care

00:25:57.120 too much.

00:25:57.520 And then

00:25:59.780 she told

00:26:00.940 a bunch

00:26:01.320 of obvious

00:26:01.900 lies and

00:26:03.880 the things

00:26:04.340 that would

00:26:04.660 get Republicans

00:26:06.160 killed and

00:26:07.060 divide the

00:26:07.500 country.

00:26:08.740 She said

00:26:09.580 Trump will

00:26:10.160 set free

00:26:10.740 violent

00:26:11.240 extremists.

00:26:13.160 I don't

00:26:13.860 think there's

00:26:14.260 any chance

00:26:14.760 of that.

00:26:15.340 Do you?

00:26:16.380 He said

00:26:17.000 he would

00:26:17.460 pardon the

00:26:18.160 January 6th

00:26:18.940 people, but

00:26:20.180 do you really

00:26:20.640 think he's

00:26:21.100 going to

00:26:21.360 pardon anybody

00:26:22.040 who is

00:26:22.760 violent?

00:26:23.840 I doubt

00:26:24.720 it.

00:26:24.980 I would

00:26:27.460 think that

00:26:27.980 that would

00:26:28.240 be an

00:26:28.520 exception to

00:26:29.120 his pardons.

00:26:31.820 She said

00:26:32.620 that Trump

00:26:33.320 was going

00:26:33.660 to jail

00:26:34.040 journalists

00:26:34.600 and political

00:26:35.280 opponents.

00:26:37.620 Well,

00:26:38.740 did he

00:26:41.280 ever say

00:26:41.660 that?

00:26:42.980 Has Trump

00:26:43.740 ever said

00:26:44.260 that he

00:26:44.540 would jail

00:26:44.900 journalists

00:26:45.400 and political

00:26:46.000 opponents?

00:26:46.940 I've never

00:26:47.660 heard that.

00:26:48.600 Have you?

00:26:50.260 Now, the

00:26:50.920 question of

00:26:51.400 whether he

00:26:51.860 should, I

00:26:53.580 think, is

00:26:54.960 in the

00:26:56.220 ballpark of

00:26:57.380 nobody's

00:26:58.280 above the

00:26:59.100 law.

00:27:00.200 I mean,

00:27:00.420 they've

00:27:00.620 law-fared

00:27:01.120 him beyond

00:27:02.280 any reasonable

00:27:03.620 level, and

00:27:05.360 if he decides

00:27:06.020 to law-fare

00:27:06.740 them back,

00:27:08.380 I wouldn't

00:27:10.340 be terribly

00:27:10.880 in favor of

00:27:11.540 it, because

00:27:12.720 they think

00:27:13.060 he would

00:27:13.320 tear the

00:27:14.440 country apart,

00:27:15.380 but he

00:27:16.560 certainly has

00:27:17.200 a right to

00:27:17.680 do it,

00:27:18.840 provided that

00:27:20.500 they have

00:27:20.800 done real

00:27:21.360 crimes and

00:27:22.160 it's obvious.

00:27:22.740 If they

00:27:24.160 haven't done

00:27:24.540 real crimes,

00:27:26.080 well, no,

00:27:26.560 I don't

00:27:26.760 want to

00:27:27.020 law-fare

00:27:27.440 anybody for

00:27:28.040 bullshit.

00:27:29.260 That's what

00:27:29.840 they did to

00:27:30.360 him.

00:27:30.860 It's what

00:27:31.220 they did to

00:27:31.780 some of

00:27:32.480 us, you

00:27:33.700 know, in

00:27:35.080 a way.

00:27:38.240 So she

00:27:39.140 threw up

00:27:39.880 all the

00:27:40.240 hoaxes,

00:27:41.260 looked pure

00:27:41.760 evil to

00:27:42.180 me.

00:27:43.500 I gotta

00:27:44.120 say that

00:27:44.520 whenever I

00:27:45.400 see Trump

00:27:45.940 demonized

00:27:46.680 this way,

00:27:47.760 as someone

00:27:48.200 who would

00:27:48.520 jail

00:27:48.780 journalists and

00:27:49.500 political

00:27:49.840 opponents and

00:27:50.620 set free

00:27:51.180 violent

00:27:51.540 extremists,

00:27:52.760 it feels

00:27:53.640 personal,

00:27:55.880 meaning that

00:27:56.760 she's really

00:27:58.360 painting half

00:27:59.280 of the

00:27:59.560 country,

00:28:00.280 or, I

00:28:00.840 don't know,

00:28:01.060 40% of

00:28:02.720 the country

00:28:03.220 as supporting

00:28:03.920 this person,

00:28:05.200 which sort

00:28:06.420 of would

00:28:06.660 make you

00:28:07.080 that person

00:28:07.720 too, if

00:28:09.340 it were

00:28:09.580 true.

00:28:10.640 I mean, I

00:28:11.040 regard these

00:28:11.640 as simply

00:28:12.060 not true,

00:28:12.900 but if you

00:28:13.560 want to know

00:28:13.940 how I

00:28:14.320 take it,

00:28:15.060 I take it

00:28:15.560 as you're

00:28:15.880 attacking me.

00:28:18.500 I don't know.

00:28:19.160 Do Democrats

00:28:20.020 get that feeling

00:28:20.840 when Trump

00:28:21.280 talks?

00:28:22.420 Does it

00:28:22.960 feel like

00:28:23.320 Trump is

00:28:23.780 attacking

00:28:24.180 them as

00:28:25.620 humans?

00:28:27.360 Now, I

00:28:27.920 know that

00:28:28.240 they don't

00:28:28.560 like, you

00:28:29.120 know,

00:28:29.780 particular

00:28:30.740 policies,

00:28:31.980 but does

00:28:34.120 he say

00:28:34.480 things that

00:28:35.080 make you

00:28:35.500 think he

00:28:36.880 wants you

00:28:37.320 to be

00:28:37.560 dead?

00:28:39.240 Because when

00:28:39.840 I read

00:28:40.140 this, I

00:28:40.840 think, do

00:28:41.640 you want

00:28:41.920 me to be

00:28:42.280 dead?

00:28:44.080 Would you

00:28:44.560 think you'd

00:28:44.940 be better

00:28:45.280 off?

00:28:45.820 If I

00:28:46.180 support Trump

00:28:47.080 and you

00:28:47.400 think Trump's

00:28:47.900 so dangerous,

00:28:48.520 wouldn't

00:28:50.200 you be

00:28:50.500 better off

00:28:51.000 if I

00:28:51.260 were dead?

00:28:53.380 So, I

00:28:54.260 mean, to

00:28:54.480 me, that's

00:28:54.920 really dangerous

00:28:56.160 rhetoric, and

00:28:57.580 it gets

00:28:57.860 worse, but

00:28:59.440 we'll talk

00:28:59.820 about Nancy

00:29:00.340 Pelosi in a

00:29:01.000 second.

00:29:03.420 Anyway, to

00:29:04.420 me, the

00:29:04.720 weirdest attack

00:29:05.540 is that Trump

00:29:06.220 is in it for

00:29:06.780 himself.

00:29:09.600 And it's the

00:29:10.280 weirdest attack

00:29:10.940 because it's

00:29:11.520 the easiest

00:29:12.200 one to

00:29:12.800 debunk.

00:29:14.160 Now, Trump

00:29:14.700 has never

00:29:15.040 done that,

00:29:16.240 and I

00:29:16.580 always wonder

00:29:17.020 about that.

00:29:18.380 Here's the

00:29:19.020 easiest debunk

00:29:20.140 to Trump's

00:29:20.920 only in it

00:29:21.460 for himself.

00:29:23.420 And this

00:29:24.280 is something

00:29:24.680 that Trump

00:29:25.060 is good

00:29:25.460 at, is

00:29:26.860 putting it

00:29:27.380 in the

00:29:27.680 form of

00:29:28.100 a question.

00:29:29.700 If you

00:29:30.200 put it in

00:29:30.520 the form

00:29:30.760 of a

00:29:31.020 question,

00:29:31.940 it's way

00:29:32.400 more powerful

00:29:33.080 debunk.

00:29:34.100 And here

00:29:34.320 would be

00:29:34.580 the question

00:29:35.100 I would

00:29:35.400 ask if

00:29:36.560 I were

00:29:36.820 Trump.

00:29:38.260 How could

00:29:38.860 I possibly

00:29:39.500 get anything

00:29:40.360 that's good

00:29:40.920 for me unless

00:29:41.600 I do the

00:29:42.100 best job

00:29:42.600 for the

00:29:42.880 country?

00:29:44.280 You know

00:29:44.860 you're all

00:29:45.200 watching,

00:29:45.660 right?

00:29:47.020 You

00:29:47.280 understand

00:29:47.640 everybody's

00:29:48.180 watching,

00:29:48.700 everything a

00:29:49.240 president does.

00:29:50.380 I only have

00:29:51.240 one path to

00:29:52.500 getting something

00:29:53.080 that's good

00:29:53.540 for me and

00:29:54.180 the Trump

00:29:54.520 family.

00:29:55.320 I've got to

00:29:56.060 do the best

00:29:56.640 possible job

00:29:57.540 for the

00:29:57.820 country in

00:29:59.000 public and

00:30:00.000 let you

00:30:00.320 watch it.

00:30:01.760 Anything

00:30:02.240 short of

00:30:02.760 that is a

00:30:03.340 failure for

00:30:03.920 me personally.

00:30:05.100 If you

00:30:05.760 think I'm

00:30:06.260 this big

00:30:06.660 old narcissist

00:30:07.320 who's only

00:30:07.960 in it for

00:30:08.320 myself,

00:30:09.240 that's fine

00:30:10.340 with me.

00:30:11.680 Because the

00:30:12.360 only way I

00:30:13.100 can get

00:30:13.440 anything that's

00:30:14.520 good for my

00:30:15.460 reputation or

00:30:16.460 ego or

00:30:17.000 family or

00:30:18.000 even future

00:30:18.640 income of

00:30:19.120 the Trump

00:30:19.440 family.

00:30:20.280 The only

00:30:21.100 way anything

00:30:21.640 good happens

00:30:22.280 for me is

00:30:23.480 if I

00:30:23.860 absolutely

00:30:24.720 nail it in

00:30:26.220 giving the

00:30:26.660 American people

00:30:27.320 what they

00:30:27.680 want and

00:30:28.180 need and

00:30:28.620 deserve.

00:30:30.440 So if you

00:30:32.180 think there's

00:30:32.620 some way I

00:30:33.100 could benefit

00:30:33.720 without you

00:30:34.320 knowing it and

00:30:35.540 it would be

00:30:35.860 somehow bad

00:30:36.500 for you,

00:30:37.300 did that

00:30:37.680 happen in

00:30:38.080 the first

00:30:38.420 term?

00:30:39.760 Now of

00:30:40.120 course people

00:30:40.580 will say,

00:30:41.040 but Jared,

00:30:42.260 Jared went off

00:30:43.760 and got a

00:30:44.220 deal in

00:30:44.600 Saudi Arabia,

00:30:45.540 but he's

00:30:46.100 not part of

00:30:46.540 the administration

00:30:47.220 and he's

00:30:48.280 also not

00:30:48.760 Trump.

00:30:52.080 Anyway,

00:30:53.180 so I'm

00:30:54.860 surprised he

00:30:55.360 hasn't taken

00:30:55.820 that one on

00:30:56.360 straight on.

00:31:01.980 MSNBC's

00:31:02.580 coverage was

00:31:03.360 entertainingly

00:31:04.940 ridiculous.

00:31:06.660 So Rachel

00:31:07.100 Maddow

00:31:07.680 looked at

00:31:09.060 the camera

00:31:09.520 and with

00:31:10.000 great sincerity

00:31:10.780 and emotion

00:31:11.460 told her

00:31:12.680 viewers this.

00:31:14.720 Quote,

00:31:15.420 you will

00:31:15.900 remember

00:31:16.300 where you

00:31:16.980 were.

00:31:18.020 She's

00:31:18.300 talking about

00:31:18.760 the Kamala

00:31:19.320 Harris speech.

00:31:20.000 It was so

00:31:20.340 powerful that

00:31:21.720 you will

00:31:22.000 remember where

00:31:22.620 you were.

00:31:23.420 The speech

00:31:23.900 tonight from

00:31:24.440 the Vice

00:31:24.800 President of

00:31:25.280 the United

00:31:25.520 States,

00:31:26.040 Kamala

00:31:26.280 Harris,

00:31:27.160 really

00:31:27.480 introducing

00:31:27.920 herself to

00:31:29.580 the nation.

00:31:31.620 You're going

00:31:32.320 to remember

00:31:32.820 where you

00:31:33.340 were on

00:31:33.740 this night.

00:31:34.900 This was

00:31:35.280 an inflection

00:31:35.900 point in

00:31:36.420 history.

00:31:41.740 That's your

00:31:42.440 news network.

00:31:43.760 MSNBC.

00:31:46.220 It all

00:31:47.020 looks like

00:31:47.380 just mental

00:31:47.860 health,

00:31:48.420 just screaming

00:31:49.060 for help.

00:31:52.540 Well,

00:31:53.120 how good

00:31:53.480 are Trump's

00:31:53.960 policies?

00:31:54.940 Well,

00:31:55.320 Trump's

00:31:55.700 policies are

00:31:56.380 so good

00:31:57.020 that his

00:31:58.060 opponents

00:31:58.640 decided not

00:32:00.260 to talk about

00:32:00.880 policies when

00:32:02.100 competing against

00:32:02.980 him.

00:32:03.720 They literally

00:32:04.640 have to make

00:32:05.320 up policies

00:32:06.080 that are not

00:32:06.780 his to have

00:32:07.600 something to

00:32:08.180 bitch about.

00:32:08.720 what's the

00:32:12.320 top thing

00:32:13.240 in the

00:32:13.460 country?

00:32:13.980 Economics.

00:32:15.020 Do they

00:32:15.460 go after

00:32:15.880 Trump on

00:32:16.340 economics?

00:32:17.580 Well,

00:32:18.180 good luck.

00:32:19.160 The country

00:32:20.200 thinks that

00:32:20.720 he's better

00:32:21.120 on economics,

00:32:21.880 so you

00:32:22.100 don't do

00:32:22.400 that.

00:32:23.060 How about

00:32:23.300 the border?

00:32:23.980 Well,

00:32:24.240 good luck.

00:32:25.340 The country

00:32:25.660 thinks that

00:32:26.280 Trump would

00:32:26.740 be better

00:32:27.080 on the

00:32:27.360 border.

00:32:28.180 How about

00:32:28.460 international

00:32:29.020 relationships?

00:32:30.360 Good luck.

00:32:31.680 The country

00:32:32.180 thinks that

00:32:32.720 Trump would

00:32:33.120 be better

00:32:33.460 on that

00:32:33.780 stuff.

00:32:34.960 So what

00:32:35.580 do you

00:32:35.700 have left?

00:32:37.920 You make

00:32:38.640 up stuff.

00:32:39.980 Look,

00:32:40.820 look at

00:32:41.340 this 2025

00:32:42.080 book,

00:32:43.460 Project

00:32:43.860 2025.

00:32:45.100 These are

00:32:45.680 all the

00:32:45.980 things that

00:32:46.400 Trump's

00:32:46.720 going to

00:32:46.940 do.

00:32:47.500 No,

00:32:47.800 he isn't.

00:32:48.980 He already

00:32:49.620 disavowed

00:32:50.220 that book.

00:32:50.720 He had

00:32:50.880 nothing to

00:32:51.320 do with

00:32:51.540 the creation

00:32:51.960 of it.

00:32:53.700 He's going

00:32:54.300 to round

00:32:54.660 up all

00:32:56.440 the journalists

00:32:57.300 who don't

00:32:58.020 like him.

00:32:59.120 No,

00:32:59.380 he's not.

00:33:01.240 Nobody

00:33:01.680 would be in

00:33:02.220 favor of

00:33:02.580 that.

00:33:03.620 There's

00:33:03.880 no Republican

00:33:04.480 who would

00:33:04.800 be okay

00:33:05.200 with arresting

00:33:06.540 journalists

00:33:07.000 because they

00:33:07.460 didn't say

00:33:07.820 good things

00:33:08.240 about Trump.

00:33:09.500 Nobody,

00:33:10.720 literally nobody

00:33:11.620 would be in

00:33:12.120 favor of that.

00:33:12.760 No,

00:33:12.920 that's not

00:33:13.240 going to

00:33:13.400 happen.

00:33:15.600 At

00:33:16.080 Grey Goose,

00:33:16.720 we believe

00:33:17.140 that pleasure

00:33:17.680 is a necessity.

00:33:19.220 That's why

00:33:19.540 we craft the

00:33:20.160 world's number

00:33:20.780 one premium

00:33:21.420 vodka in

00:33:22.040 France,

00:33:22.640 using only

00:33:23.140 three of

00:33:23.600 the finest

00:33:24.120 natural

00:33:24.680 ingredients,

00:33:25.620 French winter

00:33:26.140 wheat,

00:33:26.820 water from

00:33:27.380 Jeansac,

00:33:28.100 and yeast.

00:33:30.900 With Grey Goose,

00:33:32.220 we invite you

00:33:32.920 to live in the

00:33:33.540 moment and

00:33:34.240 make time

00:33:34.720 wait.

00:33:35.480 Sip responsibly.

00:33:40.520 So,

00:33:41.400 if you have

00:33:42.420 an entire

00:33:43.420 convention that

00:33:44.220 lasts days,

00:33:46.040 and nobody

00:33:46.880 can mention a

00:33:47.580 real policy of

00:33:48.540 Trump,

00:33:49.180 they only can

00:33:50.060 make up

00:33:50.480 something,

00:33:51.080 so they have

00:33:51.500 something to

00:33:51.980 bitch about,

00:33:53.420 that's a

00:33:54.040 strong campaign.

00:33:55.920 I would love

00:33:56.740 to be in the

00:33:57.220 campaign that

00:33:57.860 they can't talk

00:33:58.520 about what you're

00:33:59.200 really doing,

00:33:59.940 or have really

00:34:00.580 done.

00:34:00.860 they can only

00:34:02.000 talk about

00:34:02.500 what you

00:34:02.800 haven't done

00:34:03.320 or won't

00:34:04.220 do.

00:34:04.800 That's it.

00:34:07.240 Now,

00:34:07.780 let's be fair.

00:34:09.140 Does Trump

00:34:09.600 do the same

00:34:10.120 thing and

00:34:11.120 mischaracterize

00:34:12.460 the Harris

00:34:13.240 policies?

00:34:16.080 He does it

00:34:16.980 transparently.

00:34:19.340 So,

00:34:19.620 Trump will say

00:34:20.760 something like,

00:34:21.720 she was in

00:34:22.820 favor of this.

00:34:24.840 He'll acknowledge

00:34:25.600 that her current

00:34:26.380 view might be

00:34:27.000 different,

00:34:27.380 but it's

00:34:29.140 a sign of

00:34:30.080 her character.

00:34:31.500 Now,

00:34:31.820 that's not

00:34:32.200 what we're

00:34:32.560 seeing from

00:34:33.220 Harris.

00:34:34.880 We're seeing

00:34:35.580 that he's

00:34:36.040 going to do

00:34:36.420 these things.

00:34:37.820 Trump says,

00:34:38.600 you know,

00:34:38.800 it's something

00:34:39.140 you know

00:34:39.580 about the

00:34:40.000 character,

00:34:40.580 and she

00:34:40.880 would probably

00:34:41.240 bring these

00:34:41.720 sensibilities

00:34:42.340 into the

00:34:42.820 office,

00:34:43.480 and that's

00:34:43.840 actually a

00:34:44.280 fair thing

00:34:44.620 to say.

00:34:45.520 Because if

00:34:46.100 you say,

00:34:46.660 we know

00:34:47.020 what somebody's

00:34:47.740 past opinions

00:34:48.700 are,

00:34:49.100 and it's

00:34:49.380 not that

00:34:49.780 far in the

00:34:50.240 past,

00:34:51.420 it's reasonable

00:34:52.300 to assume

00:34:53.000 that they

00:34:53.420 would bring

00:34:53.720 that same

00:34:54.140 mindset

00:34:54.560 into the

00:34:55.400 job.

00:34:55.740 What

00:34:57.280 Harris does

00:34:57.920 is say

00:34:58.300 the opposite

00:34:58.940 of what

00:34:59.320 Trump plans

00:35:00.240 to do.

00:35:01.560 So Trump

00:35:01.960 will say,

00:35:02.580 I am not

00:35:03.060 for a

00:35:03.740 national ban

00:35:04.440 on abortion

00:35:05.020 at the

00:35:05.420 federal level.

00:35:06.840 What they

00:35:07.280 say is,

00:35:08.040 he's totally

00:35:08.680 in favor

00:35:09.180 of a

00:35:09.660 national ban.

00:35:11.540 That's the

00:35:11.980 opposite of

00:35:12.500 what he

00:35:12.700 said.

00:35:13.760 He's not

00:35:14.380 going to

00:35:14.580 change his

00:35:14.980 mind on

00:35:15.380 that.

00:35:18.120 Anyway,

00:35:19.560 I saw

00:35:22.060 a user

00:35:23.420 named

00:35:23.700 Tandy

00:35:24.160 on X.

00:35:26.700 He said,

00:35:27.280 the only

00:35:27.780 thing I

00:35:28.160 can gather

00:35:28.620 from this

00:35:29.060 convention

00:35:29.480 is that

00:35:30.380 somehow they

00:35:30.860 managed to

00:35:31.400 sell the

00:35:31.800 idea that

00:35:32.820 they're running

00:35:33.300 against the

00:35:34.020 people in

00:35:34.420 office,

00:35:34.800 who are

00:35:35.780 also the

00:35:36.320 speakers at

00:35:36.840 the convention.

00:35:39.440 That's

00:35:39.900 true.

00:35:40.740 If you want

00:35:41.440 to know how

00:35:41.860 deep the

00:35:42.340 brainwashing

00:35:42.940 is,

00:35:44.480 the Democrats

00:35:45.680 ran against

00:35:46.620 themselves,

00:35:48.480 saying that

00:35:49.180 the things

00:35:50.520 that they've

00:35:50.760 been doing

00:35:51.140 hadn't been

00:35:51.500 working,

00:35:51.980 so you have

00:35:52.240 to do it

00:35:52.540 some other

00:35:52.880 way.

00:35:53.180 And then

00:35:54.180 they brought

00:35:54.600 as speakers

00:35:56.400 the people

00:35:57.760 who are the

00:35:58.120 very people

00:35:58.640 who hadn't

00:35:59.040 been getting

00:35:59.440 it done.

00:36:01.120 And I

00:36:01.740 thought,

00:36:02.640 wow,

00:36:02.960 you can

00:36:03.240 really

00:36:03.880 brainwash

00:36:04.500 the public

00:36:04.960 to believe

00:36:05.420 absolutely

00:36:06.060 anything.

00:36:08.420 So it

00:36:09.580 does seem

00:36:10.140 to me that

00:36:10.620 Harris is

00:36:11.120 running

00:36:11.380 against

00:36:11.800 herself,

00:36:13.480 and that's

00:36:15.740 the weirdest

00:36:16.080 thing I've

00:36:16.580 ever seen.

00:36:18.140 And even

00:36:18.680 Trump said,

00:36:20.420 he joked

00:36:21.420 about how

00:36:22.620 she's had

00:36:22.960 three and

00:36:23.340 a half

00:36:23.520 years to

00:36:24.020 fix this

00:36:24.560 stuff,

00:36:25.340 so she's

00:36:25.840 running

00:36:26.040 against

00:36:26.380 herself.

00:36:27.920 She is.

00:36:29.880 Let's see,

00:36:30.720 how did the

00:36:31.400 political

00:36:32.060 consultants,

00:36:33.380 who we

00:36:33.980 don't trust

00:36:34.520 one bit

00:36:35.040 because they're

00:36:35.580 all in the

00:36:35.960 bag for one

00:36:36.560 candidate or

00:36:37.200 another,

00:36:38.020 let's see,

00:36:38.440 Jonathan

00:36:38.840 Chait,

00:36:39.940 a well-known

00:36:41.020 political writer,

00:36:42.980 said,

00:36:43.380 quote,

00:36:43.800 Kamala Harris

00:36:44.400 gave the

00:36:44.920 best acceptance

00:36:46.280 speech I've

00:36:47.120 ever seen.

00:36:47.640 Well,

00:36:48.940 that does

00:36:49.400 raise the

00:36:50.720 question of

00:36:51.260 how many

00:36:51.600 he's ever

00:36:51.960 seen.

00:36:53.080 Maybe it's

00:36:53.500 the first

00:36:53.820 one.

00:36:54.940 But did

00:36:55.620 anybody watch

00:36:56.340 her speech

00:36:56.820 and say,

00:36:57.280 that's the

00:36:57.580 best speech

00:36:58.080 I've ever

00:36:58.480 seen?

00:37:00.120 She never

00:37:00.800 even talked

00:37:01.240 about her

00:37:01.560 policies,

00:37:02.500 and all she

00:37:03.200 did was

00:37:03.520 lie in

00:37:04.480 really easily

00:37:05.760 checkable

00:37:06.400 ways.

00:37:07.520 And that

00:37:08.020 was the

00:37:08.360 best acceptance

00:37:09.240 speech I've

00:37:10.020 ever seen.

00:37:11.980 Well,

00:37:12.460 there's this

00:37:12.880 weird little

00:37:13.620 event that

00:37:16.360 happened at

00:37:16.900 the DNC,

00:37:17.640 that's getting

00:37:18.960 a lot of

00:37:19.300 play on

00:37:19.700 social media,

00:37:20.540 and I

00:37:20.760 don't know

00:37:21.160 how to

00:37:21.480 analyze this,

00:37:22.400 but I'll

00:37:22.620 tell you

00:37:22.900 what people

00:37:23.840 are saying.

00:37:24.880 So there's

00:37:25.300 a video of

00:37:25.880 the Walsh

00:37:26.460 family walking

00:37:28.120 onto stage

00:37:28.900 to, you

00:37:29.800 know,

00:37:29.940 accept the

00:37:30.420 applause or

00:37:31.020 whatever,

00:37:31.960 and there's

00:37:34.180 four of them

00:37:34.780 holding hands,

00:37:35.520 so there's two

00:37:36.300 children and

00:37:36.980 the parents,

00:37:38.100 and there's

00:37:39.460 a point where

00:37:40.440 Walsh seems

00:37:42.080 to take his

00:37:42.840 son's hand

00:37:44.140 and sort of

00:37:45.380 yank him

00:37:46.160 almost angrily,

00:37:47.620 really.

00:37:49.660 Now, it's

00:37:50.180 a very hard

00:37:52.780 to spot

00:37:53.360 thing.

00:37:53.920 If you were

00:37:54.200 watching it

00:37:54.680 live, you

00:37:55.080 probably wouldn't

00:37:55.500 have noticed,

00:37:56.380 but on video,

00:37:58.200 you know, you

00:37:58.540 can see it a

00:37:59.060 little more

00:37:59.380 dramatically, so

00:38:00.340 maybe it looked

00:38:01.280 completely different

00:38:02.060 live.

00:38:03.080 But it's hard

00:38:04.620 to explain,

00:38:05.520 because when you

00:38:06.260 see it, you

00:38:06.740 say, why did

00:38:07.420 he do that?

00:38:08.760 Because it

00:38:09.200 didn't look

00:38:09.580 like the son

00:38:10.120 was not

00:38:11.380 walking in the

00:38:12.000 right direction.

00:38:13.500 I mean, they

00:38:13.860 were holding

00:38:14.160 hands.

00:38:15.160 But he

00:38:15.560 gave him

00:38:15.860 like the

00:38:16.240 yank, almost

00:38:17.440 like a little,

00:38:19.040 it almost

00:38:19.680 looked angry,

00:38:20.740 but there was

00:38:21.620 nothing to be

00:38:22.160 angry about

00:38:22.820 that we could

00:38:23.320 see.

00:38:24.060 Now, it

00:38:24.460 needs to be

00:38:24.900 said that

00:38:25.860 his son,

00:38:27.200 I don't know

00:38:27.760 what the

00:38:27.980 right words

00:38:28.480 are, but

00:38:28.980 special needs,

00:38:30.120 would that be

00:38:30.760 the right

00:38:31.220 phrase?

00:38:32.800 So his son

00:38:33.180 has some

00:38:34.380 mental health

00:38:37.240 problems, I

00:38:37.840 guess.

00:38:39.040 And when

00:38:41.320 you add

00:38:41.720 that to

00:38:42.600 the fact

00:38:43.020 that it

00:38:43.340 looked like

00:38:43.720 his father

00:38:44.200 angrily gave

00:38:45.860 him a yank

00:38:46.480 in his hand,

00:38:47.740 I'm not sure

00:38:48.460 that that's

00:38:48.820 what happened,

00:38:49.280 by the way.

00:38:50.160 So I think

00:38:50.840 I'm going to

00:38:51.200 be, I'll

00:38:53.680 talk about it

00:38:54.300 as a story,

00:38:56.060 but I think

00:38:56.860 I think I'm

00:38:57.880 going to maybe

00:38:58.620 surprise you a

00:38:59.380 little bit,

00:38:59.820 and I'm going

00:39:00.160 to back the

00:39:01.080 parent on

00:39:01.620 this.

00:39:02.920 So there's

00:39:04.120 plenty of

00:39:04.660 stuff for

00:39:05.920 not liking

00:39:06.740 Tim Walz,

00:39:08.420 like politically,

00:39:09.480 if you don't

00:39:09.980 like his

00:39:10.320 politics.

00:39:10.780 There's plenty

00:39:11.180 to work

00:39:11.500 with, so

00:39:12.320 you don't

00:39:12.580 need, you

00:39:13.820 don't need

00:39:14.140 to dig too

00:39:14.780 deep to

00:39:15.860 find reasons

00:39:16.520 to not

00:39:17.220 support him

00:39:17.740 as a

00:39:18.580 future

00:39:18.940 vice

00:39:19.220 president.

00:39:20.860 But since

00:39:21.920 we can't,

00:39:22.700 we can't

00:39:24.480 know their

00:39:24.860 relationship,

00:39:25.700 we can't

00:39:26.040 know, we

00:39:26.700 can't read

00:39:27.300 his mind,

00:39:28.740 I will tell

00:39:29.460 you that the

00:39:29.980 son did not

00:39:30.660 react in any

00:39:31.620 way that looked

00:39:32.240 like it was a

00:39:32.840 problem.

00:39:34.000 He didn't

00:39:34.460 react to it

00:39:34.940 at all.

00:39:35.920 So I

00:39:36.720 feel like

00:39:37.580 maybe it's

00:39:39.520 a little

00:39:39.760 creepy to

00:39:40.480 get in,

00:39:41.560 you know,

00:39:41.920 to insert

00:39:42.580 ourselves into

00:39:43.300 that relationship.

00:39:45.380 Whatever

00:39:45.900 Tim Walz

00:39:46.860 has done

00:39:47.340 to raise

00:39:48.540 two kids,

00:39:49.340 that's not

00:39:49.960 going to be

00:39:50.360 my point

00:39:51.320 of criticism.

00:39:53.820 We don't

00:39:54.400 know his

00:39:54.860 situation.

00:39:55.660 We don't

00:39:55.980 know the

00:39:56.380 son's

00:39:56.720 thinking.

00:39:57.560 The son

00:39:57.940 is clearly

00:39:58.660 very much

00:39:59.840 in favor

00:40:01.240 of his

00:40:01.580 father.

00:40:02.140 I mean,

00:40:02.280 he was

00:40:02.520 crying with

00:40:03.740 tears as

00:40:05.420 his father

00:40:05.900 was accepting

00:40:07.360 the nomination.

00:40:08.680 So the

00:40:08.960 kid himself

00:40:09.640 looks like

00:40:10.620 a really

00:40:10.900 sweet kid.

00:40:12.640 And I

00:40:13.480 don't think

00:40:13.920 that he was

00:40:14.320 any of the

00:40:14.680 worst for

00:40:15.120 whatever

00:40:15.460 happened.

00:40:16.920 And it

00:40:17.420 could be

00:40:17.920 that it

00:40:19.060 may have

00:40:19.340 been as

00:40:19.660 simple as

00:40:20.380 dad was

00:40:21.040 getting his

00:40:21.480 attention for

00:40:22.100 something.

00:40:23.140 You know,

00:40:23.300 just make

00:40:23.900 sure he kept

00:40:24.360 him in the

00:40:24.700 game.

00:40:25.320 So it

00:40:25.500 might be

00:40:25.740 the video

00:40:26.180 makes it

00:40:26.560 look worse

00:40:26.960 than it

00:40:27.260 is.

00:40:29.120 I'm going

00:40:30.800 to give you

00:40:31.180 two opinions

00:40:31.860 that seem

00:40:32.600 like they're

00:40:32.960 contradictory,

00:40:33.900 but maybe

00:40:34.240 not.

00:40:35.220 When you

00:40:35.800 see it on

00:40:36.240 video,

00:40:36.620 it's disturbing.

00:40:38.640 So don't

00:40:39.260 get me wrong.

00:40:40.420 I found it

00:40:41.240 disturbing.

00:40:42.560 But there's

00:40:43.420 too much we

00:40:44.020 don't know.

00:40:45.760 And so to

00:40:46.420 complete the

00:40:47.400 story in our

00:40:47.960 heads, that's

00:40:49.060 a little too

00:40:49.400 far for me.

00:40:51.100 We just don't

00:40:51.900 know what that

00:40:52.300 was about.

00:40:53.260 But it

00:40:53.860 raises a

00:40:54.400 flag.

00:40:55.480 If you

00:40:55.980 said,

00:40:56.380 it raises a

00:40:57.560 little flag,

00:40:58.020 I got to

00:40:58.340 agree with

00:40:58.720 you on that.

00:41:00.060 But I

00:41:00.380 won't go so

00:41:00.880 far as to

00:41:01.300 say that

00:41:01.720 therefore he's

00:41:03.360 beating his

00:41:04.000 children or

00:41:04.700 something like

00:41:05.060 that.

00:41:05.240 There's no

00:41:05.620 evidence of

00:41:06.100 that.

00:41:08.620 All right.

00:41:12.020 Let's see.

00:41:14.040 MSNBC's

00:41:14.560 Joy Reid was

00:41:16.580 talking about

00:41:17.060 the, quote,

00:41:17.700 men of the

00:41:18.180 Democratic

00:41:18.640 Party.

00:41:20.120 And she

00:41:21.360 said they

00:41:21.700 were portraying

00:41:22.320 something that

00:41:23.140 she called

00:41:24.280 21st century

00:41:25.440 masculinity.

00:41:27.240 And some

00:41:27.740 of the other

00:41:28.100 MSNBC hosts

00:41:29.180 were talking

00:41:29.660 about it.

00:41:30.400 And the

00:41:30.680 idea is

00:41:31.420 that they're

00:41:33.280 defining what

00:41:33.860 a real man

00:41:34.420 is.

00:41:35.540 So a real

00:41:36.340 man is not

00:41:37.300 Dana White

00:41:39.080 with his

00:41:39.540 muscles and

00:41:40.380 his success

00:41:41.060 and his

00:41:41.460 confidence and

00:41:42.260 his swagger.

00:41:43.820 Who needs

00:41:44.580 that, right?

00:41:46.700 They're saying

00:41:47.380 that a real

00:41:47.840 man is somebody

00:41:48.540 who can

00:41:48.920 support a

00:41:50.040 woman to

00:41:50.640 be their

00:41:50.980 leader.

00:41:52.220 So a real

00:41:53.020 man is

00:41:53.460 somebody who

00:41:53.920 takes a

00:41:54.460 secondary

00:41:55.080 position to

00:41:55.860 a strong

00:41:56.480 woman in

00:41:57.680 this case.

00:41:58.160 and all

00:42:00.040 of those

00:42:00.440 supportive,

00:42:01.240 caring,

00:42:02.140 empathetic

00:42:02.700 things that

00:42:03.580 women do,

00:42:04.900 a real

00:42:05.340 man is

00:42:06.720 going to

00:42:06.920 be strong

00:42:07.600 but also

00:42:08.460 have these

00:42:10.520 other

00:42:11.460 characteristics.

00:42:13.740 Here's my

00:42:14.460 take on

00:42:14.900 that.

00:42:18.220 It ain't a

00:42:18.980 man if you

00:42:19.420 have to

00:42:19.700 explain it.

00:42:20.360 should I

00:42:25.880 go on or

00:42:26.540 is that

00:42:26.820 enough?

00:42:29.460 If you

00:42:30.000 have to

00:42:30.280 explain it,

00:42:31.860 it's not a

00:42:32.840 fucking

00:42:33.100 man.

00:42:35.920 The most

00:42:37.080 obvious

00:42:38.500 statement of

00:42:39.460 what a man

00:42:39.940 is is you

00:42:40.460 can tell when

00:42:41.040 you look at

00:42:41.520 it.

00:42:42.180 If a woman

00:42:42.920 has to

00:42:43.320 explain to

00:42:43.880 you that

00:42:44.140 that's a

00:42:44.520 real man,

00:42:45.000 I'm sorry,

00:42:47.180 that process

00:42:48.140 doesn't work.

00:42:48.880 How about

00:42:50.540 when I

00:42:50.860 see Trump

00:42:51.440 take a

00:42:52.840 bullet and

00:42:53.480 get back

00:42:53.920 up and

00:42:54.280 yell, I

00:42:54.840 say to

00:42:55.120 myself,

00:42:55.600 that's a

00:42:55.960 man.

00:42:57.240 Did anybody

00:42:57.920 need to

00:42:58.420 explain that

00:42:59.060 to me?

00:43:00.360 Nobody

00:43:00.800 needed to

00:43:01.240 explain it.

00:43:02.440 No,

00:43:02.720 there was.

00:43:04.820 Now, I'm

00:43:06.980 not saying

00:43:07.380 that everything

00:43:07.840 that the

00:43:08.380 quote,

00:43:08.780 real men

00:43:09.260 do is

00:43:10.440 acceptable and

00:43:11.980 legal and

00:43:12.560 appropriate.

00:43:13.200 Not at all.

00:43:13.780 but I

00:43:14.900 never wonder

00:43:15.620 who the

00:43:16.000 real men

00:43:16.420 are.

00:43:17.880 If you

00:43:18.500 need to

00:43:18.880 explain it

00:43:19.500 to me and

00:43:20.640 make an

00:43:21.580 intellectual

00:43:22.140 argument for

00:43:22.860 who the

00:43:23.120 real men

00:43:23.540 are,

00:43:25.100 well,

00:43:25.880 that's

00:43:26.040 sort of a

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00:43:41.360 you're richer

00:43:41.820 than you think.

00:43:43.780 Anyway,

00:43:45.840 here's what

00:43:46.280 Nancy Pelosi

00:43:46.960 said.

00:43:48.180 I'm roughly

00:43:49.320 paraphrasing

00:43:51.300 her.

00:43:52.380 She said

00:43:52.860 that Trump

00:43:53.300 is a

00:43:53.960 threat to

00:43:54.400 the democracy,

00:43:55.620 threat to

00:43:56.060 freedom,

00:43:56.920 and she

00:43:57.620 likened it

00:43:58.320 to a

00:43:58.900 Thomas Paine

00:44:00.160 and Lincoln

00:44:01.480 situation.

00:44:03.280 And I

00:44:03.600 said to

00:44:03.900 myself,

00:44:04.920 Thomas

00:44:05.520 Paine,

00:44:06.680 wasn't he

00:44:07.840 the guy

00:44:08.360 who said

00:44:09.000 we need

00:44:10.080 to pick

00:44:10.460 up arms

00:44:11.180 against

00:44:11.700 our

00:44:12.100 oppressors?

00:44:13.780 In effect,

00:44:15.300 you know,

00:44:15.540 during the

00:44:16.040 Revolutionary

00:44:16.800 War.

00:44:17.720 Lincoln.

00:44:19.320 Lincoln.

00:44:20.620 Interesting

00:44:21.060 choice.

00:44:21.920 Wasn't

00:44:22.260 Lincoln the

00:44:22.820 president who

00:44:23.360 was shot

00:44:24.020 because he

00:44:24.780 wasn't popular

00:44:25.520 for everywhere

00:44:26.900 for freeing

00:44:28.300 the slaves?

00:44:32.660 Is Nancy

00:44:33.660 Pelosi giving

00:44:35.200 the public

00:44:35.840 permission to

00:44:37.220 kill this

00:44:37.640 guy?

00:44:37.880 That's

00:44:39.460 what it

00:44:39.660 looks like

00:44:39.960 to me.

00:44:40.860 To me,

00:44:41.440 this looks

00:44:41.820 like how

00:44:42.540 you activate

00:44:43.180 somebody like

00:44:43.820 a Thomas

00:44:44.280 Crooks,

00:44:45.160 somebody who's

00:44:46.420 maybe not the

00:44:47.120 greatest at

00:44:47.740 understanding the

00:44:48.560 world,

00:44:49.140 but can be

00:44:50.580 weaponized by

00:44:51.940 being told that

00:44:52.640 if they would

00:44:53.060 just do this

00:44:53.680 one horrible

00:44:54.280 thing,

00:44:55.840 shoot Lincoln

00:44:56.640 at the

00:44:56.980 Ford Theater,

00:44:58.320 you'll be

00:44:58.960 maybe hailed

00:44:59.900 as a hero.

00:45:00.400 To me,

00:45:03.560 this is

00:45:05.140 an encouraging

00:45:06.200 violence at

00:45:07.120 a level where

00:45:07.860 I ask

00:45:09.180 myself,

00:45:10.580 where's the

00:45:11.620 guideline on

00:45:13.920 that?

00:45:15.180 At what

00:45:15.580 point is

00:45:16.120 that literally

00:45:17.700 just invoking

00:45:19.040 violence?

00:45:20.540 I believe you

00:45:21.560 can get kicked

00:45:22.220 off of X if

00:45:23.240 you encourage

00:45:23.980 violence, am I

00:45:24.780 wrong?

00:45:25.860 That would be

00:45:26.380 one of the

00:45:26.880 things that

00:45:27.300 free speech

00:45:28.000 has a somewhat

00:45:30.160 unacceptable

00:45:30.860 limit to it.

00:45:32.940 If you

00:45:33.540 encourage

00:45:34.180 violence,

00:45:35.580 you get kicked

00:45:36.480 off the

00:45:36.820 platform,

00:45:37.640 which is why

00:45:38.460 I tell you as

00:45:39.140 often as

00:45:39.600 possible,

00:45:40.200 I'm against

00:45:41.060 violence in

00:45:42.620 every context.

00:45:44.280 Sometimes you

00:45:44.860 can observe it

00:45:45.560 and sometimes

00:45:46.080 you just know

00:45:47.820 that it was

00:45:48.220 inevitable,

00:45:49.140 but you

00:45:50.260 can't encourage

00:45:51.060 it.

00:45:53.580 My

00:45:54.100 interpretation

00:45:54.720 of her

00:45:55.400 comments are

00:45:56.680 that she

00:45:57.040 walked right

00:45:57.820 up to the

00:45:58.300 line of

00:45:59.780 encouraging

00:46:00.340 the worst

00:46:01.660 kind of

00:46:01.980 violence

00:46:02.320 against a

00:46:02.860 political

00:46:03.140 leader.

00:46:04.020 Well, I

00:46:04.280 guess they're

00:46:04.560 all bad,

00:46:05.080 but one

00:46:07.040 kind of

00:46:07.400 affects the

00:46:07.720 whole country.

00:46:09.220 So if I

00:46:12.040 had to judge

00:46:12.640 Nancy Pelosi

00:46:13.520 and Kamala

00:46:15.060 Harris on

00:46:15.720 their ethics,

00:46:17.040 it would be

00:46:18.140 the lowest

00:46:18.840 grade.

00:46:20.480 There isn't

00:46:21.220 a grade below

00:46:21.960 this unless

00:46:22.640 you're actually

00:46:23.360 murdering people

00:46:24.120 yourself.

00:46:25.080 But getting

00:46:25.800 right up to

00:46:26.400 this line and

00:46:27.960 knowing you're

00:46:28.420 doing it,

00:46:28.860 this is

00:46:29.120 obviously very

00:46:29.760 intentional,

00:46:31.120 it's the

00:46:32.520 most

00:46:32.700 disrespectful,

00:46:34.400 disgusting,

00:46:36.120 unethical,

00:46:37.040 immoral thing

00:46:37.840 you'll ever

00:46:38.840 see.

00:46:39.920 Now, let's

00:46:41.060 check ourselves.

00:46:42.540 Does Trump

00:46:43.000 do this?

00:46:44.380 If Trump

00:46:45.120 does it too,

00:46:46.660 then I'm

00:46:47.080 going to say

00:46:47.380 to myself,

00:46:47.960 oh, now

00:46:49.020 Trump does

00:46:49.580 talk about

00:46:50.280 illegal immigrants

00:46:51.700 in a way that

00:46:53.440 makes you say,

00:46:54.300 hmm, is this

00:46:55.920 going to cause

00:46:56.400 people to do

00:46:58.400 violence against

00:46:59.200 illegal immigrants?

00:47:00.920 Has it yet?

00:47:04.460 I don't, I

00:47:06.100 don't, I'm

00:47:06.640 not familiar

00:47:07.140 with any

00:47:07.720 story in

00:47:09.160 which an

00:47:10.020 American

00:47:10.400 citizen did

00:47:12.060 some violence

00:47:12.720 to an

00:47:13.080 immigrant because

00:47:13.780 it was an

00:47:14.360 immigrant or

00:47:16.420 because that

00:47:18.020 Trump said

00:47:18.460 something.

00:47:19.280 I've never

00:47:19.900 seen it.

00:47:21.360 So it does

00:47:23.420 seem that what

00:47:24.120 Trump does is

00:47:25.020 talk about

00:47:25.480 something we

00:47:26.040 can all

00:47:26.460 observe.

00:47:27.660 We can

00:47:28.360 observe that

00:47:29.020 people are

00:47:29.440 coming across

00:47:29.960 the border.

00:47:30.940 We can

00:47:31.620 observe that

00:47:32.260 some number

00:47:32.780 of them

00:47:33.180 murder.

00:47:35.340 So when he

00:47:35.960 talks about

00:47:36.420 that, is

00:47:37.080 that encouraging

00:47:37.840 violence or

00:47:38.660 is it

00:47:39.040 encouraging us

00:47:40.580 to defend

00:47:41.280 ourselves from

00:47:42.120 violence?

00:47:44.020 So I think

00:47:44.640 Trump is still

00:47:45.360 in the

00:47:45.840 clearly

00:47:46.380 acceptable

00:47:47.140 range of

00:47:48.660 discussion.

00:47:50.540 I don't

00:47:51.260 think Nancy

00:47:51.860 Pelosi is

00:47:52.560 and I

00:47:53.620 don't think

00:47:53.940 Kamala

00:47:54.240 Harris is

00:47:54.800 when they

00:47:55.280 talk about

00:47:55.700 stealing your

00:47:56.360 freedom and

00:47:56.920 stuff and

00:47:58.100 being an

00:47:59.220 insurrectionist.

00:48:01.320 Some of it is

00:48:02.120 just normal

00:48:02.740 political talk.

00:48:04.000 If a

00:48:04.920 candidate says,

00:48:05.780 oh, they're

00:48:06.160 taking away

00:48:06.620 your freedom,

00:48:07.840 that alone

00:48:08.920 isn't going to

00:48:10.420 cause violence

00:48:11.100 because it just

00:48:12.060 sounds like

00:48:12.420 political talk.

00:48:13.900 But if you

00:48:14.260 pair that with,

00:48:15.600 well, he did

00:48:16.240 try to take

00:48:16.840 over the country

00:48:17.540 once and he's

00:48:18.940 this unstable,

00:48:20.420 crazy narcissist,

00:48:21.340 he's a psychopath,

00:48:22.820 doesn't care about

00:48:23.680 anything but

00:48:24.140 himself.

00:48:24.760 If you start

00:48:25.360 adding it all

00:48:26.040 together, he

00:48:27.440 sounds like

00:48:27.980 somebody who's

00:48:28.580 literally really

00:48:29.820 dangerous in the

00:48:30.640 real world, which

00:48:32.280 he's not as far

00:48:33.280 as I can tell.

00:48:36.460 So that's

00:48:38.100 that.

00:48:38.480 All right, RFK

00:48:39.040 Jr., I believe

00:48:40.300 I heard that

00:48:41.940 Trump has a

00:48:42.880 secret guest

00:48:43.820 today at his

00:48:44.440 rally.

00:48:45.480 And we heard

00:48:46.440 that RFK

00:48:47.280 Jr.

00:48:47.700 has pull

00:48:48.300 down of

00:48:48.740 Arizona from

00:48:50.080 the presidential

00:48:50.640 race, which

00:48:51.320 you wouldn't

00:48:51.720 do if you

00:48:53.080 were planning

00:48:53.440 to stay

00:48:53.860 in.

00:48:55.020 So the

00:48:55.860 rumors seem

00:48:56.720 to be pretty

00:48:57.340 strong and

00:48:58.080 consistent, and

00:48:59.060 we don't see

00:48:59.600 any denials

00:49:00.380 when there's

00:49:01.560 plenty of time

00:49:02.160 to deny.

00:49:03.280 For example,

00:49:04.020 Nicole Shanahan

00:49:04.820 has not made

00:49:05.680 it a denial,

00:49:06.880 and it looks

00:49:09.200 like something's

00:49:10.560 going to happen.

00:49:11.620 Now, I'm

00:49:12.100 going to stop

00:49:12.580 short of

00:49:13.920 saying that the

00:49:14.500 rumors are

00:49:15.080 true.

00:49:16.000 So the

00:49:16.680 rumors are

00:49:17.340 that RFK

00:49:18.860 Jr.

00:49:19.220 is going to

00:49:19.860 endorse Trump,

00:49:20.820 and in

00:49:22.920 return would

00:49:23.760 get some

00:49:24.380 role in

00:49:24.840 the government.

00:49:25.900 I think it's

00:49:26.840 going to be

00:49:27.420 less than

00:49:29.220 that.

00:49:31.240 I'm not

00:49:31.860 saying those

00:49:32.220 things won't

00:49:32.660 happen, but

00:49:33.560 I think by

00:49:34.140 today's rally,

00:49:35.380 it might not

00:49:36.660 be as strong

00:49:37.220 as that.

00:49:38.900 It might be

00:49:39.600 a little

00:49:40.140 circumspect.

00:49:43.400 So it could

00:49:44.120 be, for

00:49:44.520 example, I'm

00:49:45.460 just speculating

00:49:46.480 now, it could

00:49:47.640 be that RFK

00:49:48.940 Jr.

00:49:49.340 doesn't want

00:49:49.820 to do an

00:49:50.400 unambiguous

00:49:51.200 complete endorsement

00:49:52.600 of Trump,

00:49:53.320 because that

00:49:54.280 might be too

00:49:54.780 far.

00:49:55.460 I mean, the

00:49:55.760 reason he was

00:49:56.280 running against

00:49:57.120 Trump and

00:49:58.600 against Biden

00:49:59.780 at the time

00:50:00.340 was because he

00:50:01.620 thought the two

00:50:02.140 candidates didn't

00:50:02.940 have the goods.

00:50:04.580 If he had, from

00:50:05.460 the very beginning,

00:50:06.260 thought everything

00:50:06.760 Trump was doing

00:50:07.540 was the good

00:50:08.060 stuff, he

00:50:09.700 wouldn't have

00:50:10.060 run.

00:50:10.320 So, here's

00:50:14.140 what would

00:50:14.500 make me feel

00:50:15.400 like honesty

00:50:17.300 had happened.

00:50:18.580 Because I'll

00:50:19.140 tell you, the

00:50:19.500 one thing that I

00:50:20.120 most appreciate

00:50:20.920 about Kennedy

00:50:21.680 and Shanahan, I

00:50:23.140 don't think they

00:50:23.700 lied about the

00:50:24.380 other team.

00:50:26.620 Can you give

00:50:27.280 me any example?

00:50:29.380 Have either

00:50:30.220 of them, at

00:50:30.960 any time, said

00:50:32.920 something about

00:50:33.600 the other

00:50:34.180 candidates that

00:50:36.060 you said, well,

00:50:36.680 that's just a

00:50:37.260 lie, that's not

00:50:37.940 true.

00:50:38.340 You just made

00:50:38.920 up something so

00:50:39.620 you can complain

00:50:40.300 about it.

00:50:41.400 I don't think I

00:50:42.320 saw it once.

00:50:43.740 Did any of you

00:50:44.480 see that?

00:50:45.580 Did any of you

00:50:46.720 see anybody in

00:50:48.620 the Kennedy

00:50:49.380 Shanahan campaign

00:50:50.940 say anything that

00:50:52.520 was an insult to

00:50:53.500 any American

00:50:54.220 or something that

00:50:57.940 was a clear

00:50:59.420 political lie?

00:51:00.940 Now, you have

00:51:01.500 seen things where

00:51:02.440 people interviewed

00:51:03.220 Kennedy and

00:51:04.340 accused him of

00:51:05.280 lying in the

00:51:05.780 past about

00:51:06.560 vaccinations and

00:51:07.520 stuff, and then

00:51:08.600 he gives his

00:51:09.120 explanation and

00:51:10.280 you can check

00:51:11.380 for yourself, but

00:51:12.240 I haven't seen

00:51:13.660 him get caught

00:51:14.220 in an actual

00:51:14.760 lie.

00:51:15.820 I've seen

00:51:16.260 things interpreted

00:51:18.400 that he said

00:51:19.060 that he had to

00:51:19.480 clarify, etc.

00:51:20.960 But it's very

00:51:22.800 unusual to have

00:51:23.660 somebody, well,

00:51:24.500 two candidates that

00:51:25.500 are that completely

00:51:26.400 honest about what

00:51:28.080 they want to do

00:51:28.780 and what the other

00:51:29.820 people want to do.

00:51:30.560 So here's where

00:51:32.800 RFK Jr.

00:51:33.540 could find a

00:51:34.540 honest middle

00:51:35.940 ground.

00:51:36.660 It's not going to

00:51:37.320 look honest if

00:51:38.060 it's an

00:51:38.540 unambiguous

00:51:39.860 endorsement of

00:51:40.700 Trump.

00:51:41.620 I wouldn't buy

00:51:42.540 it, honestly.

00:51:44.040 I wouldn't buy

00:51:44.880 it.

00:51:45.400 It would look

00:51:45.880 like, hmm, that

00:51:47.380 looks like a guy

00:51:48.000 who wants a job

00:51:48.840 or something.

00:51:49.340 I mean, it just

00:51:49.660 wouldn't sell.

00:51:51.380 Here's what I

00:51:51.940 think he can say.

00:51:53.560 President Trump

00:51:54.320 and I do not

00:51:55.100 agree on

00:51:55.840 everything, but

00:51:57.940 the Democratic

00:51:59.680 Party has

00:52:00.720 turned into a

00:52:01.440 monstrosity, and

00:52:03.420 the president's

00:52:04.260 approach to

00:52:05.120 border control

00:52:07.080 and some other

00:52:07.860 issues, which I

00:52:09.180 consider the

00:52:09.720 important ones,

00:52:11.120 are far stronger

00:52:12.540 than the other

00:52:14.260 campaign, and

00:52:16.440 the Democrats

00:52:17.160 have just

00:52:17.760 completely fallen

00:52:18.520 apart, and you

00:52:19.480 just can't support

00:52:20.260 that anymore.

00:52:21.480 Now that would

00:52:23.800 be completely

00:52:24.700 honest.

00:52:25.680 We don't agree

00:52:26.640 on every policy,

00:52:27.940 but there are

00:52:28.700 some big, big

00:52:29.560 things in which

00:52:30.600 Trump gets it

00:52:31.300 right, and the

00:52:32.800 other side just

00:52:33.420 can't be supported

00:52:34.220 with what they're

00:52:34.840 doing.

00:52:35.160 It's just too

00:52:35.680 dishonest, etc.

00:52:37.880 Now, I don't

00:52:39.260 think that

00:52:41.140 anything will

00:52:41.820 happen in terms

00:52:42.680 of a promise of

00:52:43.720 a role in the

00:52:44.660 administration, unless

00:52:46.180 it's something

00:52:46.680 general like, you

00:52:48.360 know, I hope you

00:52:49.740 can work in my

00:52:50.340 administration.

00:52:51.560 Well, you know,

00:52:52.800 maybe we can find

00:52:53.780 a way to be

00:52:54.440 productive.

00:52:55.240 You know, so

00:52:55.460 there's going to

00:52:55.780 be some generalities

00:52:56.760 about that.

00:52:57.940 Um, but I

00:52:59.380 hope, I hope

00:53:01.900 that Kennedy is

00:53:03.120 completely transparent

00:53:04.360 about this not

00:53:05.400 being an embrace

00:53:06.160 of all things

00:53:06.900 MAGA.

00:53:08.000 And then I

00:53:08.840 think, then I

00:53:09.520 think he's a

00:53:10.020 hero.

00:53:11.580 So, he's already

00:53:12.800 a hero.

00:53:13.840 And in my mind,

00:53:15.980 you know, the

00:53:16.400 important place,

00:53:18.340 all the important

00:53:19.140 things happen in my

00:53:19.920 mind, not in the

00:53:20.740 real world.

00:53:21.140 But in my mind,

00:53:22.680 Kennedy and

00:53:23.660 Shanahan are

00:53:24.360 heroes because

00:53:25.580 they did make

00:53:26.920 this chronic

00:53:27.740 illness medical

00:53:29.200 situation, um,

00:53:33.800 a top conversation.

00:53:35.580 And if, and if,

00:53:37.240 uh, you know,

00:53:38.120 endorsing Trump

00:53:39.160 can make it an

00:53:41.020 even higher

00:53:41.540 priority, that's,

00:53:43.380 that's hero stuff.

00:53:45.020 That's hero stuff.

00:53:46.440 That's even better

00:53:47.280 than president, in

00:53:48.580 my opinion.

00:53:49.020 If he could pull

00:53:50.320 that off, it

00:53:51.560 would be one of

00:53:51.960 the greatest

00:53:52.520 feats in

00:53:53.340 American, productive

00:53:55.580 American history,

00:53:57.020 you know, where

00:53:57.440 you're moving stuff

00:53:58.140 in the right

00:53:58.440 direction.

00:54:00.440 And he got there

00:54:01.280 without lying.

00:54:02.520 Amazing, really.

00:54:05.540 So, what else

00:54:06.300 has happened?

00:54:07.280 Um, Trump says

00:54:08.040 he's not, he

00:54:08.820 didn't want any

00:54:09.500 intelligence briefings,

00:54:10.640 which he could get

00:54:11.440 as a candidate if

00:54:12.320 he wanted, because

00:54:13.640 he's worried that

00:54:15.600 he would get a, he

00:54:16.460 would get a

00:54:16.840 briefing about some

00:54:18.460 secret stuff, and

00:54:20.320 then the secret

00:54:21.220 stuff briefing

00:54:21.920 people would leak

00:54:22.860 it, and then

00:54:24.180 everybody would

00:54:25.080 think that Trump

00:54:25.680 leaked it, because

00:54:27.240 they'd blame him.

00:54:28.060 So, they'd tell

00:54:28.700 him something, they'd

00:54:30.180 leak it, and then

00:54:31.580 they'd blame him

00:54:32.320 for being the

00:54:32.920 leak.

00:54:33.720 So, Trump says

00:54:34.460 that's what he's

00:54:34.980 worried about.

00:54:35.540 Is that, is that

00:54:36.600 a realistic worry

00:54:37.760 that any briefings

00:54:40.540 would be a setup to

00:54:41.460 say that he leaked

00:54:42.180 it?

00:54:43.460 I think so.

00:54:45.260 I think that is

00:54:46.200 an actual, a

00:54:47.180 legitimate worry.

00:54:47.960 Now, I don't

00:54:49.060 know if that's

00:54:50.900 the reason he

00:54:51.480 doesn't get

00:54:51.940 them.

00:54:53.080 He might think

00:54:54.120 that they're

00:54:55.020 fake.

00:54:57.220 For example, the

00:54:58.340 intelligence people,

00:54:59.300 some of them, have

00:55:00.500 said out loud that

00:55:01.900 they don't think they

00:55:02.520 can trust him with

00:55:03.300 the real

00:55:03.700 intelligence, and

00:55:04.840 that they would

00:55:05.220 give him, like,

00:55:06.320 intelligence light,

00:55:07.860 you know, the

00:55:08.500 stuff without the

00:55:09.200 good stuff.

00:55:11.160 If he knew that

00:55:12.420 the only intelligence

00:55:13.240 that they were

00:55:13.900 going to give him

00:55:14.540 was the obvious

00:55:15.820 bullshit stuff, and

00:55:17.400 that they weren't

00:55:18.100 going to tell him

00:55:18.680 anything good, unless

00:55:20.120 it was a setup, yeah,

00:55:22.560 there was no reason

00:55:23.200 to be briefed.

00:55:26.520 You know, every

00:55:28.040 time Trump shows you

00:55:29.780 a new version of

00:55:30.900 reality, you say to

00:55:32.620 yourself, why didn't

00:55:34.920 I see that on my

00:55:35.720 own?

00:55:36.860 Here's the version of

00:55:37.860 reality.

00:55:39.560 Remember you used to

00:55:40.340 think that watching the

00:55:41.300 news was useful?

00:55:42.780 It's not.

00:55:43.520 It's all lies.

00:55:45.520 Remember you when he

00:55:46.220 thought science was

00:55:47.280 honest, and if the

00:55:49.020 scientists agreed, that

00:55:50.080 pretty much guaranteed

00:55:51.100 it was true?

00:55:52.300 Nope.

00:55:53.260 No.

00:55:53.760 Scientists agreeing

00:55:54.540 doesn't mean anything.

00:55:56.340 What about, you know,

00:55:57.760 so basically the news is

00:55:59.020 fake, the data is fake,

00:56:00.220 the scientists are fake,

00:56:01.720 and now Trump is

00:56:02.900 telling you that

00:56:03.680 intelligence briefings

00:56:04.940 are fake.

00:56:05.500 If I'd heard this 15

00:56:10.360 years ago, I would

00:56:11.500 say, that's ridiculous.

00:56:13.260 That's ridiculous.

00:56:14.700 But now I think, oh,

00:56:16.300 obviously they're fake,

00:56:17.600 because they don't want

00:56:18.500 to tell him the good

00:56:19.100 stuff.

00:56:20.120 So, of course, they're

00:56:21.000 not going to.

00:56:22.340 They said it.

00:56:23.140 I mean, you know,

00:56:24.200 some of the top

00:56:25.500 intelligence people have

00:56:26.440 said it out loud.

00:56:27.480 We'd be afraid to give

00:56:28.600 them the good stuff.

00:56:29.240 I think Brandon said

00:56:29.960 that.

00:56:32.080 So, yes, Trump would

00:56:33.780 get nothing he didn't

00:56:34.660 already know.

00:56:35.780 Because they would

00:56:36.440 leave out the good

00:56:37.280 stuff, and it would

00:56:37.960 just be a trap for them

00:56:39.120 to say that he's a

00:56:40.820 leaker.

00:56:42.540 So, he's completely

00:56:43.660 right.

00:56:44.760 Not so much that the

00:56:46.180 leak part is the

00:56:47.300 important part, but

00:56:48.460 that the briefings

00:56:49.220 would have no value.

00:56:51.920 What's he going to do

00:56:52.800 with that?

00:56:53.420 Is he going to change

00:56:54.120 his policies because

00:56:54.980 he heard a secret

00:56:55.620 thing?

00:56:56.420 Probably not.

00:56:59.140 What's the point of

00:56:59.920 it?

00:57:00.340 So, every time you

00:57:01.180 think something is

00:57:01.820 important, and then

00:57:03.080 you find out, I

00:57:03.920 thought my whole life

00:57:04.840 this was important, and

00:57:06.840 then you find out it's

00:57:07.640 not.

00:57:07.880 It's just a mind, you

00:57:09.740 know, it's just a

00:57:10.160 mind spinner.

00:57:11.480 My mind is still

00:57:12.500 spinning about the

00:57:14.100 fact that it's true

00:57:15.260 that national security

00:57:17.540 briefings for the guy

00:57:19.300 who's likely to be the

00:57:20.440 next president wouldn't

00:57:22.180 have any value.

00:57:24.100 Like, that's hard for

00:57:25.620 me to get my head

00:57:26.360 around, but I do

00:57:27.280 believe that in this

00:57:28.600 specific case.

00:57:29.400 I believe it.

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00:58:35.700 passed this new measure for

00:58:38.280 the elections that the

00:58:39.860 number of voters casting

00:58:41.660 ballots must match the

00:58:43.060 number of ballots counted.

00:58:48.480 What is the story?

00:58:50.620 Is the story that the new

00:58:52.860 procedure is that the number

00:58:54.480 of voters has to equal the

00:58:55.940 number of votes, or is the

00:58:58.260 story that it wasn't true

00:58:59.360 before?

00:59:01.700 Apparently, the number of

00:59:03.620 voters didn't need to match

00:59:05.220 the number of votes.

00:59:07.820 How about that?

00:59:08.840 So there's your most secure

00:59:14.640 election in American history, where

00:59:17.420 the number of voters didn't need

00:59:19.960 to match the number of votes

00:59:22.880 until now.

00:59:25.900 Now, here's my second question.

00:59:27.640 Um, was this only an issue in

00:59:32.680 Georgia?

00:59:34.420 Was Georgia the only place where

00:59:37.800 the number of voters didn't have

00:59:39.700 to match the number of votes?

00:59:43.520 The, let me tell you as clearly as

00:59:46.900 possible.

00:59:48.560 If the filter you put on our

00:59:50.460 election system in terms of how

00:59:52.300 fair and unrigged they are, if the

00:59:54.600 filter you put on it was, the

00:59:56.440 experts told me it was completely

00:59:58.360 secure.

01:00:00.180 Oh, you're so lost.

01:00:02.780 You're so lost.

01:00:04.360 How about taking up a level?

01:00:06.480 All the experts agreed that it's a,

01:00:09.800 the elections are too hard to rig.

01:00:11.840 It's very fair.

01:00:13.720 That doesn't mean anything.

01:00:16.100 All the, all the experts agreed.

01:00:17.980 All the experts didn't check the

01:00:19.700 machines.

01:00:20.940 All the experts can't even describe

01:00:22.760 the system in every state.

01:00:26.000 How would the experts know if

01:00:27.540 somebody hacked into it and was so

01:00:29.240 good at it, they could get away

01:00:30.420 with it.

01:00:31.220 What expert would know that?

01:00:33.540 Here's the filter you should put on

01:00:35.040 it.

01:00:35.280 Not the experts said it's true.

01:00:37.600 Put the Dilbert filter on it.

01:00:40.220 All right.

01:00:40.900 So you know what the Dilbert comic

01:00:42.960 is.

01:00:43.340 It's about mass incompetence being

01:00:46.400 normal, not the exception.

01:00:48.800 So that's the Dilbert filter.

01:00:50.480 Mass incompetence is universally

01:00:52.760 normal.

01:00:54.160 It's just that big companies are

01:00:55.620 good at hiding it from their

01:00:56.780 customers because the customer might

01:00:58.980 just see the product.

01:01:01.360 So if you apply that to the secret

01:01:03.180 service guarding the president,

01:01:05.400 suddenly everything makes sense.

01:01:07.420 Now there is a question of whether

01:01:08.920 they were extra incompetent

01:01:10.740 intentionally.

01:01:11.720 That's still an open question,

01:01:13.180 but incompetence can explain just

01:01:16.100 about everything you see in the news.

01:01:17.860 And when I look at the elections,

01:01:22.020 you've got 50 plus different entities

01:01:26.420 doing handling elections.

01:01:29.060 You've got hundreds of people,

01:01:31.680 maybe thousands involved in every

01:01:33.580 state.

01:01:34.880 They don't do the job every day as

01:01:37.300 like paid, paid employees or a lot of

01:01:39.600 volunteers.

01:01:40.540 So they have to be retrained every time

01:01:42.460 the process for the election itself

01:01:45.100 changes every year.

01:01:47.580 For example,

01:01:48.660 this new Georgia

01:01:49.580 procedure

01:01:51.160 is new.

01:01:52.400 So you'd have to train people on

01:01:54.180 that.

01:01:55.160 And I could go on and on about the

01:01:57.100 complexity and the number of people

01:01:58.680 involved.

01:01:59.700 But when you have this level of

01:02:01.260 complexity,

01:02:02.660 you have that number of people

01:02:04.480 involved.

01:02:06.080 They're not the permanent employees.

01:02:07.900 They just come in as needed for an

01:02:09.960 election.

01:02:10.260 Most of them,

01:02:11.860 every part of that screams that

01:02:14.080 there isn't,

01:02:14.580 there isn't the slightest chance

01:02:15.880 that we even know what's going on

01:02:17.940 in the election.

01:02:20.100 It's the same filter I put on

01:02:21.640 climate change.

01:02:23.200 Yep.

01:02:23.740 There are all these thermometers

01:02:25.100 around the world and we've got all

01:02:27.260 these crack employees in different

01:02:29.100 parts of the world checking those

01:02:30.360 thermometers.

01:02:31.880 No,

01:02:32.400 there's no situation in,

01:02:34.040 in human history in which you can

01:02:36.340 make that work.

01:02:37.260 that being a big complicated thing

01:02:40.340 where you got different technology

01:02:41.740 in different places and the

01:02:43.580 environment's changing and the

01:02:44.980 heat islands are moving and they're

01:02:46.900 all different countries in different

01:02:48.200 languages and they're,

01:02:49.180 they're checking these thermometers

01:02:50.500 all about half the time.

01:02:52.280 They don't even check.

01:02:54.600 Do you think every single time in

01:02:57.220 some other country,

01:02:58.080 the person goes through the jungle

01:03:00.380 and then writes down correctly,

01:03:02.760 you know,

01:03:03.260 the numbers from the machine,

01:03:04.500 the thermometer or sometimes do they

01:03:08.340 say that's probably the same as

01:03:09.880 last year.

01:03:10.700 I'll just bump it up a point one

01:03:12.300 and then you get paid the same

01:03:14.980 whether you looked at it or just

01:03:16.900 said you looked at it.

01:03:18.180 Now,

01:03:18.640 maybe there's some logs where they

01:03:20.060 would get caught if they did that,

01:03:21.680 but who checks the logs?

01:03:23.940 So my point is whenever you see any

01:03:26.760 system that's vast and has lots of

01:03:29.600 people involved,

01:03:30.440 it's always a mess.

01:03:35.540 With those of you who have

01:03:37.620 experience in large organizations

01:03:39.560 of any kind,

01:03:41.480 can you confirm this for maybe the

01:03:43.300 other people who don't have this

01:03:44.840 experience?

01:03:45.700 If you've worked in any big entity,

01:03:48.620 would you confirm that they're all

01:03:50.800 just a disaster if you know what's

01:03:52.560 happening behind the curtain?

01:03:53.720 They're all a disaster.

01:03:55.440 It's just that over time,

01:03:57.640 some of these disasters can produce

01:03:59.360 an iPhone and then you say,

01:04:01.120 wow,

01:04:01.960 industry is awesome.

01:04:05.240 All right.

01:04:08.980 So Kamala Harris is trying to be

01:04:11.020 pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian,

01:04:13.520 but apparently she can pull that off

01:04:16.600 because her customers don't care about

01:04:19.440 anything except not having Trump in

01:04:22.000 office.

01:04:23.380 I think we should stop pretending that

01:04:25.420 anybody is influenced by the policies

01:04:27.360 except a handful of independents.

01:04:31.380 But people who would go to the DNC or

01:04:33.600 even watch the DNC,

01:04:35.340 they don't care what the policies are.

01:04:37.640 They just want less Trump.

01:04:39.480 That's all they need.

01:04:41.200 So yeah,

01:04:41.600 Harris is pulling off the,

01:04:43.240 I'm from both sides.

01:04:45.380 Okay.

01:04:49.120 So who's going to get the boost from the

01:04:52.040 DNC?

01:04:53.440 So you'd expect that Democrats would get

01:04:56.120 a little boost,

01:04:56.880 but it's working the other way.

01:04:59.940 The polls might show a boost because I

01:05:01.820 think most of the polls are rigged at

01:05:03.120 this point with oversampling of Democrats,

01:05:05.640 but the betting markets turn negative on

01:05:09.440 her.

01:05:10.040 So when she should have been getting a

01:05:12.200 boost,

01:05:12.940 the people who had actual money to put on

01:05:16.260 it,

01:05:16.880 they said,

01:05:17.460 I think we trust her a little bit less

01:05:19.700 by the end of this.

01:05:21.820 So that's a pretty expensive event to put

01:05:26.140 on to reduce your credibility.

01:05:32.260 Anyway.

01:05:35.580 Now the Daily Wire says the betting

01:05:37.260 sites,

01:05:37.880 two betting sites have moved in Trump's

01:05:39.800 direction.

01:05:40.640 They think part of it could be that

01:05:42.280 revision of the jobs thing,

01:05:44.360 818,000 jobs revised,

01:05:46.700 which means that the Bidenomics wasn't

01:05:50.320 working nearly as well as they've been

01:05:52.160 claiming.

01:05:52.860 And now we know.

01:05:54.280 And the other part might be the Kennedy

01:05:56.160 alleged potential endorsement.

01:05:58.960 So the betting markets might be ahead of

01:06:00.920 reality there.

01:06:02.940 All right.

01:06:04.280 There's a article on PSI post as in PSI

01:06:10.240 PSI.

01:06:11.780 The Democrats rarely have Republicans as

01:06:14.260 romantic partners and vice versa.

01:06:15.940 Did you know that having a mixed marriage

01:06:20.560 where you got a Democrat and a Republican

01:06:22.300 remarried,

01:06:23.460 only 8% of marriages,

01:06:25.460 they disagree on politics.

01:06:28.940 Now I would,

01:06:30.260 I would say that makes sense,

01:06:32.440 especially in our current situation.

01:06:35.800 But I would love to know if the marriage

01:06:39.360 where the 8% of the people,

01:06:41.860 I wonder if they have better results of

01:06:45.280 staying married or worse.

01:06:47.620 You know,

01:06:47.780 if the 8% who do get married and one's a

01:06:51.060 Democrat,

01:06:51.460 one's a Republican,

01:06:52.380 if they can stay married longer,

01:06:54.900 maybe we learn something.

01:06:56.480 But if they get divorced much faster,

01:06:59.800 maybe we've learned something else.

01:07:02.380 I'd love to know that.

01:07:03.900 That'd be,

01:07:04.180 that'd be the stat I'd like to see.

01:07:05.620 But we are not surprised that the,

01:07:08.460 the country is so divided that we can't

01:07:12.220 reproduce.

01:07:14.760 That's right.

01:07:15.600 The country is so divided that we've lost the

01:07:19.080 ability to reproduce a replacement level.

01:07:21.600 And I think this is a big part of it.

01:07:25.940 You know,

01:07:26.680 it used to be that if somebody was,

01:07:28.440 you know,

01:07:28.800 mildly leaning in the other direction on politics,

01:07:31.400 you wouldn't even care that much.

01:07:33.100 Just wouldn't even party.

01:07:34.280 You know,

01:07:34.840 if they didn't watch TV and,

01:07:36.500 you know,

01:07:37.120 go to events,

01:07:38.100 they just sort of mildly had an opinion.

01:07:40.120 Maybe even would vote differently than you.

01:07:42.480 That's not a big deal.

01:07:43.820 But today everybody's an activist.

01:07:46.460 Everybody either has to love Trump or hate him.

01:07:48.700 And he's the devil.

01:07:50.260 You can't really have that in your house.

01:07:53.500 You can't have that kind of disagreement in your house.

01:07:55.680 All right.

01:07:55.820 Here's an update on Hamas and Gaza and Israel.

01:08:00.560 This is from Saul Sadka on the X platform.

01:08:05.140 Seems to be pretty tapped into what's going on over there.

01:08:08.160 So here,

01:08:08.660 here are the claims from Saul.

01:08:11.700 And I know he's smart.

01:08:13.360 I don't know too much about him,

01:08:14.680 but he follows me on X.

01:08:16.240 So obviously he's pretty smart,

01:08:20.260 just like the rest of you following me.

01:08:23.600 Anyway,

01:08:24.200 he's,

01:08:24.600 he says that in a longer post that I recommend you read,

01:08:27.800 because it's really interesting.

01:08:29.160 He says,

01:08:29.740 the Hamas are contained and almost totally defeated.

01:08:35.180 So there's as much containment as there is defeat,

01:08:37.860 meaning that allegedly 17,000 of the Hamas enemies were killed already.

01:08:46.760 And at the cost of 330 Israeli soldiers who died,

01:08:54.040 and they've got 5,000 prisoners of war.

01:08:57.940 And they're,

01:08:59.140 you know,

01:08:59.360 taking out many more as they keep fighting.

01:09:02.060 But apparently now Israel has succeeded in creating what is called strategic corridors.

01:09:08.440 So it looks like they're putting Gaza into sort of a grid,

01:09:15.680 not,

01:09:16.120 not a symmetrical grid where it's,

01:09:19.880 you know,

01:09:20.100 boxes or anything like that.

01:09:21.520 But they're covering,

01:09:22.620 they're,

01:09:22.840 they're basically breaking Gaza into parts where if you wanted to get from one of those parts to the other,

01:09:29.280 you'd have to go across some kind of strategic corridor.

01:09:32.740 And that would be very dangerous because the IDF would control it.

01:09:36.620 Now,

01:09:36.980 so that gives them the ability to stop,

01:09:40.000 you know,

01:09:40.940 weapons and resupply of at least weapons.

01:09:44.540 And it also isolates in one part of Gaza.

01:09:49.640 They think even Sinwar is there.

01:09:51.280 He's the head of the Hamas.

01:09:52.640 So they think the,

01:09:53.620 whatever's left of the leadership

01:09:54.900 is in one little section that's now completely surrounded.

01:09:59.500 And they can't resupply and they can't get out.

01:10:02.740 So that would suggest that Israel's plan of what they call total victory might be slow,

01:10:11.320 but is now guaranteed.

01:10:13.820 Meaning that the only thing that could stop them from having 100% control over,

01:10:19.000 you know,

01:10:19.760 every body and whole in Gaza is that they're stopped before they get there.

01:10:24.320 But nothing would stop them unless the external situation stopped them.

01:10:28.540 So they now have complete control.

01:10:33.220 It's a,

01:10:33.800 it's a whole different situation.

01:10:35.900 And by the way,

01:10:36.720 this is what Israel said on day one,

01:10:39.160 that the,

01:10:39.860 the,

01:10:40.820 the understanding of Gaza would be different.

01:10:43.960 You know,

01:10:44.520 it's not going to be the same place.

01:10:46.160 So the whole conversation about a two state solution,

01:10:52.000 I don't see that happening,

01:10:54.340 but it's not up to me.

01:10:56.360 So I'm not giving you an opinion and I'm not giving you a preference.

01:11:00.280 I'm just observing like the rest of you.

01:11:03.220 And I don't see any chance to do be a two state solution.

01:11:07.780 To me,

01:11:08.300 that just sounds like something that people have to say so that they don't look like

01:11:11.680 they're monsters.

01:11:13.560 It's just something you say.

01:11:15.220 I used to think it was real,

01:11:16.460 by the way.

01:11:17.660 Actually,

01:11:18.060 at one point I was in favor of it,

01:11:19.500 but then I realized it's,

01:11:21.660 it doesn't matter what I'm in favor of.

01:11:24.860 At some point I realized,

01:11:26.200 Oh,

01:11:26.360 I have nothing to do with that.

01:11:27.940 I'm just watching.

01:11:29.620 So you can predict,

01:11:31.180 but what you're in favor of doesn't make any difference.

01:11:34.160 All right.

01:11:35.340 That ladies and gentlemen is all I have.

01:11:38.260 I'm going to say bye to the YouTube and rumble folks.

01:11:41.960 I'm going to talk to privately,

01:11:43.620 the people on locals,

01:11:46.080 if I can remember to hit the correct button this time.

01:11:50.580 And as I confirmed that we didn't stream on X,

01:11:55.280 maybe we did.

01:11:56.600 Did anybody see it on X?

01:11:59.580 Anyway.

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