Real Coffee with Scott Adams - September 04, 2024


Episode 2587 CWSA 09⧸04⧸24


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 20 minutes

Words per Minute

142.24706

Word Count

11,447

Sentence Count

750

Misogynist Sentences

15

Hate Speech Sentences

30


Summary

A Japanese father and bodybuilder claims to have doubled his life expectancy by sleeping less than a half hour a night. And there's a controversy about whether dairy products are good for you or bad for you, and I'm reading your comments.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Do-do-do-do, do-do-do-do-do, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
00:00:09.920 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.
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00:00:53.780 Whatever, okay.
00:00:56.860 I'm reading your comments as I'm sipping.
00:01:01.560 Well, let's hit the science news before we hit the political news.
00:01:07.960 Not much happening politically.
00:01:10.540 But in science, oh, my goodness.
00:01:13.540 There's a new study that found that exercising for only 10 minutes a day
00:01:18.320 dropped your risk of cancer by 30%.
00:01:21.500 And also that if you just did three short bursts of exercise per day,
00:01:28.500 you can reduce your risk of cancer by 40% and 50% reduction in heart disease.
00:01:35.860 So if you just take a 30-minute walk per day, you're killing it, say,
00:01:39.420 a nutritionist scientist.
00:01:40.520 Now, is it my imagination or have I spent every year for so far as 67 years
00:01:52.620 and consecutively hearing that experts have finally decided how much exercise you need
00:01:59.480 and what is the right kind?
00:02:02.200 Does it seem that after 67 years in a row of updating the right kind of exercise,
00:02:09.720 that now they're done?
00:02:11.980 Oh, well, it looks like they're done.
00:02:14.400 67 years in a row, but no, now they know.
00:02:18.180 Now we've got a real good idea.
00:02:19.700 So no more information needed on exercise.
00:02:23.020 We're all done.
00:02:25.480 Or could it be backwards science?
00:02:32.360 Could it be backwards science?
00:02:34.180 Let me see.
00:02:35.940 If you could exercise for 10 minutes a day, you have lower risk of cancer.
00:02:42.840 Does that mean that they did a test where they made some people exercise and some not?
00:02:47.580 Or did they simply measure the people who exercised and compared it to people who do not exercise?
00:02:55.640 Hmm.
00:02:57.120 I wonder if the group of people who do not exercise have something in common
00:03:02.580 and the people who do exercise have something in common.
00:03:06.520 Probably a whole bunch of things.
00:03:08.520 So I'm not even sure this is real science.
00:03:11.740 But that said, I am pretty sure that exercising is better than not exercising.
00:03:18.200 I feel confident about that.
00:03:21.580 Meanwhile, there's another story.
00:03:24.540 I can't believe this made it into the news.
00:03:30.220 This is a legitimate news story.
00:03:33.460 Now, when I say legitimate, I mean it's completely fake.
00:03:37.540 But it actually made it into the news.
00:03:39.640 Was it?
00:03:40.760 I'm glad I didn't write down the publication.
00:03:43.720 So there's a Japanese father and bodybuilder that claims he's a true master
00:03:50.300 and has doubled his life by only sleeping half an hour per night for a dozen years.
00:03:55.200 So there's a guy who told a journalist that he only sleeps half an hour a night for the past 12 years.
00:04:06.560 The journalist wrote it down and then a publisher published it.
00:04:11.820 And not once in the article did it say we have some skepticism about the truth of this.
00:04:23.760 Now, it reminds me, when I was a kid, there was a group called the Breatharians.
00:04:33.040 I've mentioned this before.
00:04:34.780 This was a real group of people who claimed to any reporter who was dumb enough to believe them
00:04:41.580 that they had given up on eating and they no longer needed to eat.
00:04:49.220 And they were getting all of their calories and nutrition by knowing how to breathe properly.
00:04:55.720 So they were called Breatharians.
00:04:57.480 And I think it was for months of my life as a young person.
00:05:05.100 I was watching the science try to convince me that you could live forever by just breathing the air.
00:05:11.160 And I see the story of the Japanese bodybuilder who only sleeps half an hour a night.
00:05:17.220 And I think, huh, I think I've seen this story before.
00:05:20.160 All right, so there's new controversy, says the news, about whether dairy products are good for you or bad for you.
00:05:31.100 What do you think?
00:05:32.820 Are dairy products good for you or bad for you?
00:05:37.000 Well, what do we know about how everything works in the world?
00:05:42.420 Is there or is there not a large dairy farming business?
00:05:47.640 Is there an industry that makes a lot of money on selling you dairy products?
00:05:55.560 If there is, then is there science that says it's good for you?
00:06:01.280 I'll bet there is.
00:06:03.020 And can we guess who might have funded the science that says that dairy is good for you?
00:06:09.620 It might be that same industry that's making money by selling you dairy.
00:06:13.460 I don't know for sure, but that would be the normal way things work.
00:06:16.140 And what about the people who say that dairy is bad for you?
00:06:19.900 Are they using science?
00:06:23.240 Well, if science were real, science is just guessing at this point.
00:06:30.300 I mean, really?
00:06:31.760 Most science is just fucking guessing.
00:06:34.920 It's just no better than a coin flip.
00:06:37.360 So is dairy good for you or bad for you?
00:06:39.640 I have no way to know and no idea.
00:06:44.380 If I had to guess, it's probably good for some people at some amount and bad for other people at any amount.
00:06:55.240 That's my guess.
00:06:56.400 There's probably just a lot of human variability.
00:06:58.220 But if you want to get your nutrients, like what is it that's got in there?
00:07:05.980 Some calcium or something.
00:07:08.100 You might have to work on that a little hard if you're not getting your dairy.
00:07:11.440 At the moment, I don't need any dairy.
00:07:14.720 At least consciously.
00:07:17.580 So I'm down to zero dairy.
00:07:19.760 Is anybody else with me on zero?
00:07:21.600 And by the way, I'm not claiming that that's healthier.
00:07:23.780 I'm claiming that, I don't know, I feel good if I don't eat it.
00:07:29.200 I feel my stomach doesn't handle it well.
00:07:32.280 But I'm not positive about that.
00:07:34.060 And I'm not sure that cheese is the same as milk for my body.
00:07:39.760 But imagine 2024, and we still don't know this basic question.
00:07:45.220 Is one of the main things that you eat good for you or bad for you?
00:07:50.020 So you'd think that would be a really important question to know the right answer.
00:07:56.260 Phys.org has an article about a study that says that humans,
00:08:02.340 now you're not going to believe this.
00:08:05.140 You better buckle up.
00:08:07.760 Here's some scientific information that you never would have guessed,
00:08:12.220 never would have known this without science.
00:08:15.420 Turns out that people don't use the logical parts of their brain for making decisions.
00:08:24.640 And that in many, many cases,
00:08:27.140 people will ignore the objective cost-benefit and make irrational decisions.
00:08:35.640 Huh.
00:08:37.060 Huh.
00:08:37.380 Huh.
00:08:38.840 Do you think they wasted a little money on that a little bit?
00:08:42.740 Because you know what you could have done instead of doing that big study?
00:08:48.860 You could have asked me, or any hypnotist,
00:08:52.520 do people make decisions based on rational brains?
00:08:57.100 No.
00:08:58.040 No, we make our decision first,
00:09:00.340 and then we rationalize why we did it.
00:09:03.620 Until you understand that, you'll never be effective in life.
00:09:06.540 It's such a limitation to think that you're a rational creature or that other people are.
00:09:15.540 How about this?
00:09:16.640 There's new science, according to ScienceMag,
00:09:19.780 that fact-checking,
00:09:23.560 if something gets fact-checked and says it's fake,
00:09:27.480 that that will be very influential on us,
00:09:31.320 even if there are other things that say it's true.
00:09:33.960 So the idea is that one fact-check will sour you on an idea,
00:09:40.180 even if there are other sources that are even more reliable, I would imagine,
00:09:45.080 that say it's true.
00:09:47.880 Do you know how you could have saved some money on that study?
00:09:51.640 You could have just asked me,
00:09:53.580 because every hypnotist will tell you,
00:09:56.840 and probably anybody who's studied psychology,
00:09:58.960 that a little bit of negative is much stronger than a whole bunch of positive.
00:10:05.560 You all know that, right?
00:10:07.400 Let me explain that better to you.
00:10:09.640 If you're eating some delicious soup,
00:10:12.340 and I say,
00:10:13.660 oh, when you turned your head,
00:10:15.120 I saw a bug crawl in your soup.
00:10:17.440 Can't see it now,
00:10:18.220 because it's swimming around the bottom.
00:10:19.440 Do you say to yourself,
00:10:21.860 you know,
00:10:22.320 all the other information about my soup
00:10:24.800 is positive,
00:10:25.880 so I'm just going to keep eating this soup?
00:10:29.180 No, you do not.
00:10:30.480 Do you trust the person who said that there's a bug in your soup?
00:10:34.920 Maybe not.
00:10:36.600 Maybe it's not somebody very trustworthy,
00:10:39.520 but you're still not going to eat the soup.
00:10:43.340 It's just a basic element of a human brain.
00:10:47.100 If you've got a little bit of danger
00:10:48.820 that you've been warned about,
00:10:50.960 like this isn't true,
00:10:52.380 it's way more influential than 100 people telling you something is true.
00:10:55.880 or something is safe.
00:10:58.180 So, yeah,
00:10:58.660 you didn't have to study that one.
00:11:00.040 You can just ask me.
00:11:02.800 And then the ultimate one,
00:11:04.620 the ultimate example of this,
00:11:06.840 Medical Express is reporting
00:11:08.300 that you can study eye movements
00:11:11.820 when people are watching a movie,
00:11:13.680 and somehow they can determine,
00:11:16.160 wait for it,
00:11:18.140 wait for it,
00:11:19.800 that when two people are watching the same movie
00:11:22.540 on the same screen,
00:11:23.740 they might be watching different movies.
00:11:25.880 Meaning that what they're perceiving
00:11:28.660 on the same movie
00:11:30.240 is so different
00:11:32.020 that it's effectively like they're watching different movies.
00:11:36.000 Has anybody ever told you
00:11:37.420 that the human experience
00:11:39.520 is two movies on one screen?
00:11:42.960 Yeah,
00:11:43.480 I tell you that about once a day.
00:11:46.500 So,
00:11:47.220 you didn't need to study that one either.
00:11:48.900 Oh,
00:11:51.520 here's some good news.
00:11:53.320 According to the WHO-backed meta-study,
00:11:57.940 so let's see,
00:11:59.100 the WHO,
00:12:01.480 that would be,
00:12:02.560 well,
00:12:02.780 they're a very credible organization.
00:12:04.980 Very credible.
00:12:05.800 I don't know if they've ever been wrong about anything
00:12:07.760 that I can think of.
00:12:09.740 How about a meta-study?
00:12:13.140 A meta-study.
00:12:14.820 Well,
00:12:15.180 that's the highest level of scientific integrity,
00:12:18.020 a meta-study.
00:12:19.360 Now,
00:12:19.920 I'm joking.
00:12:20.700 If you knew,
00:12:21.820 the WHO is not exactly where I would go
00:12:24.600 to get my reliable science.
00:12:26.680 And if I were looking for reliable science,
00:12:29.220 I sure as hell wouldn't look at a meta-study,
00:12:31.700 which is basically astrology.
00:12:34.060 But because most people don't know what a meta-study is,
00:12:37.360 they say,
00:12:37.920 whoa,
00:12:38.520 that's better than a study.
00:12:40.240 You know what's better than a study?
00:12:42.420 A meta-study.
00:12:44.360 No,
00:12:44.680 it's not.
00:12:45.180 A meta-study is just pure garbage.
00:12:47.500 I've explained it so many times,
00:12:48.960 I don't need to do it again.
00:12:51.840 However,
00:12:53.160 the WHO that you totally trust
00:12:55.660 did this meta-study
00:12:57.060 that's totally better than astrology.
00:12:59.660 And they found no evidence,
00:13:01.100 no evidence whatsoever,
00:13:02.180 the cell phone radiation
00:13:03.380 causes brain cancer.
00:13:05.420 That's according to Brandon Vigliarolo
00:13:07.920 in the register.
00:13:12.100 And
00:13:12.740 here's the thing.
00:13:16.360 I'd like to tell you a story
00:13:17.920 from my personal experience.
00:13:21.160 Now,
00:13:21.620 anecdotes
00:13:22.300 do not top science.
00:13:25.280 They do top meta-studies,
00:13:27.500 though.
00:13:28.880 My anecdote would be
00:13:30.920 every bit as credible
00:13:32.180 as the WHO
00:13:33.660 doing a meta-study.
00:13:36.220 I'm not saying I'm right.
00:13:38.100 I'm saying that my credibility
00:13:39.620 and my one little anecdote
00:13:40.980 I'm going to tell you,
00:13:41.880 that's about the same.
00:13:43.340 That's the same as all their science.
00:13:44.880 Totally unreliable.
00:13:47.100 All right.
00:13:47.660 I used to work
00:13:48.580 for the phone company,
00:13:49.540 local phone company,
00:13:50.600 called Pacific Bell,
00:13:51.680 which no longer exists.
00:13:54.500 But during its day,
00:13:55.540 I worked in a laboratory.
00:13:57.460 And my group,
00:13:58.720 the larger part of the group,
00:14:00.240 not me specifically,
00:14:01.980 tasked
00:14:02.940 our best
00:14:04.360 scientist-engineer guy
00:14:06.500 to go study
00:14:08.060 these new things
00:14:09.040 called cell phones.
00:14:10.520 The cell phones
00:14:11.420 had been invented,
00:14:12.400 but the,
00:14:13.680 you know,
00:14:14.020 the smart,
00:14:14.600 smartphone type,
00:14:15.760 the little microphones,
00:14:17.980 what do they call them?
00:14:18.960 Micro cell or something.
00:14:21.280 But in the early days,
00:14:22.400 we wanted to know
00:14:23.120 if it was dangerous
00:14:23.920 to have this,
00:14:25.220 you know,
00:14:25.580 strong radio
00:14:26.540 in a phone
00:14:27.740 that people are holding
00:14:29.340 up to their head.
00:14:30.820 And so we put
00:14:31.620 our best guy on it.
00:14:33.060 And the best guy
00:14:33.780 went and studied it.
00:14:34.880 He looked at all the science.
00:14:36.620 You know,
00:14:36.840 he looked at the logic
00:14:38.180 of it,
00:14:38.740 et cetera.
00:14:39.040 And he came back
00:14:40.380 and he gave his official,
00:14:42.560 well-researched conclusion.
00:14:45.300 No,
00:14:46.200 it is not dangerous
00:14:47.540 to use a cell phone
00:14:49.180 and put it up to your head.
00:14:50.320 Now,
00:14:50.520 that was Pacific Bell's
00:14:51.820 one guy,
00:14:53.620 the one expert
00:14:54.360 who was in charge
00:14:55.640 of knowing
00:14:56.220 the answer
00:14:56.780 to that question.
00:14:57.860 And he said,
00:14:58.760 absolutely no,
00:15:00.160 there is no evidence
00:15:01.320 that you should worry about it.
00:15:04.340 And I sat with him privately
00:15:06.060 because he was in my work group.
00:15:09.480 And I said to him,
00:15:11.920 can I ask you a question?
00:15:14.580 You study this thing
00:15:15.720 and you're saying
00:15:16.500 that the science
00:15:17.460 says it's safe.
00:15:18.320 He goes,
00:15:18.660 yep,
00:15:19.500 science does not
00:15:20.520 indicate any problem.
00:15:22.640 And I said,
00:15:23.160 a follow-up question.
00:15:24.960 He goes,
00:15:25.580 sure.
00:15:26.040 What's your follow-up question?
00:15:28.280 I said,
00:15:28.860 knowing everything you know,
00:15:31.740 now that you studied
00:15:32.620 it and found it safe,
00:15:34.280 would you feel comfortable
00:15:35.420 putting one of these phones
00:15:37.240 up to your head?
00:15:39.040 What do you think he said?
00:15:43.000 Nope.
00:15:45.060 He said,
00:15:45.900 no,
00:15:46.360 there's no way
00:15:47.300 he would put these phones
00:15:48.320 up to his head.
00:15:49.640 And then he described,
00:15:51.100 you know,
00:15:52.080 exactly what he thought
00:15:53.140 engineering-wise
00:15:54.160 and scientifically
00:15:54.940 why it wasn't safe.
00:15:57.140 But his conclusion was,
00:15:59.340 based on looking
00:16:00.020 at all the science,
00:16:01.440 his official recommendation
00:16:02.740 was it was safe
00:16:03.620 for the rest of us,
00:16:04.580 but there was no way
00:16:05.680 in hell
00:16:05.960 he was going to do it.
00:16:09.040 That's your real world,
00:16:10.340 folks.
00:16:11.660 That is the real world
00:16:13.140 you live in.
00:16:14.400 The number one expert,
00:16:16.260 the one that all the decisions
00:16:17.660 were made on,
00:16:19.000 his personal decision
00:16:20.240 was opposite
00:16:20.960 of his professional recommendation.
00:16:25.460 That's a real story.
00:16:27.500 That,
00:16:27.900 you know,
00:16:28.220 I promise that happened
00:16:29.540 to me personally.
00:16:30.500 I asked him in person,
00:16:32.760 privately.
00:16:34.280 Now,
00:16:34.840 that doesn't mean
00:16:35.980 that your cell phone
00:16:37.180 is dangerous.
00:16:38.340 I'm definitely
00:16:38.840 not saying that.
00:16:40.580 So,
00:16:41.060 you know,
00:16:41.400 I want you to hear that.
00:16:42.240 I'm saying that
00:16:43.020 if you rely on science
00:16:45.840 or health information
00:16:46.940 for anything,
00:16:48.240 it's just pretty close
00:16:49.940 to a guess these days.
00:16:52.080 Science and guessing
00:16:53.020 are largely
00:16:53.800 the same thing.
00:16:55.520 You know,
00:16:55.700 the Venn diagram
00:16:56.700 between,
00:16:57.560 I don't know,
00:16:58.120 I'll flip a coin.
00:16:58.860 It's either dangerous
00:16:59.780 or it's not.
00:17:00.500 Flip a coin.
00:17:01.640 Oh,
00:17:02.100 looks like it's not.
00:17:04.700 About the same odds
00:17:05.780 as science.
00:17:07.920 All right.
00:17:09.180 There's a report,
00:17:11.020 Fox News had it
00:17:12.080 and a bunch of other people
00:17:13.040 on social media
00:17:13.800 that if you asked
00:17:15.020 your digital assistant
00:17:16.260 who you should vote for,
00:17:19.520 if you should vote
00:17:20.240 for President Harris
00:17:22.060 or Trump,
00:17:22.680 if you asked them individually,
00:17:24.920 you know,
00:17:25.100 there's a reason
00:17:25.700 to vote for Harris.
00:17:27.320 It'll give you a reason.
00:17:28.860 And if you say,
00:17:29.880 is there a reason
00:17:30.400 to vote for Trump?
00:17:31.900 It'll say,
00:17:32.800 I don't answer questions
00:17:33.800 like that.
00:17:34.960 Do you believe that story?
00:17:37.740 Do you believe
00:17:38.560 that if I ask
00:17:39.260 my digital assistant
00:17:40.340 about Harris
00:17:42.600 that it will answer
00:17:44.260 differently
00:17:44.760 than if I ask it
00:17:46.720 about Trump?
00:17:48.560 You want to find out?
00:17:51.740 So you might want
00:17:52.680 to cover up
00:17:53.160 your digital devices
00:17:54.100 because I'm going
00:17:54.680 to be talking
00:17:55.140 to all of them
00:17:56.120 at the same time.
00:17:57.140 You ready?
00:17:57.420 Alexa,
00:18:02.240 is there a good reason
00:18:03.040 to vote for Kamala Harris?
00:18:06.700 I don't know that.
00:18:09.240 Says,
00:18:09.800 I don't know that.
00:18:12.080 Alexa,
00:18:12.640 is there a good reason
00:18:13.460 to vote for President Trump?
00:18:15.060 I cannot provide content
00:18:25.500 that promotes
00:18:26.140 a specific political party
00:18:27.640 or a specific candidate.
00:18:29.640 Nope,
00:18:30.200 it cannot give you content
00:18:31.520 on a specific candidate.
00:18:32.900 But let me ask again.
00:18:35.540 Alexa,
00:18:36.280 can you give me
00:18:36.940 some reasons
00:18:37.520 to vote for Kamala Harris?
00:18:41.200 Sorry,
00:18:41.880 I don't know that.
00:18:42.640 So I tested this yesterday
00:18:46.640 and it doesn't give
00:18:48.440 an answer for either one.
00:18:50.180 But there is some possibility
00:18:53.180 that it's different
00:18:54.140 for different askers
00:18:55.840 and different regions
00:18:56.780 and maybe there's
00:18:58.240 some customization
00:18:59.000 that is wonky.
00:19:01.560 Maybe they fixed it
00:19:02.720 as soon as it was pointed out.
00:19:04.100 If I were Amazon,
00:19:06.700 the moment that hit the news
00:19:08.760 and social media,
00:19:10.200 I would have stopped everything
00:19:11.780 and said,
00:19:12.580 well,
00:19:12.760 we got to change that.
00:19:15.080 Everything you're doing now
00:19:16.380 is less important.
00:19:17.980 Stop everything.
00:19:19.940 Go change that right now.
00:19:22.400 And 10 minutes from now,
00:19:23.700 I don't want that happening
00:19:24.700 on our device.
00:19:26.480 I think that's probably
00:19:27.600 what happened.
00:19:28.680 Now,
00:19:29.040 I don't know that it was
00:19:29.940 necessarily any
00:19:31.000 scheme by Amazon.
00:19:33.740 I don't think
00:19:34.580 I would go that far.
00:19:36.280 It seems far more likely
00:19:37.460 that it was just
00:19:38.480 some dark corner
00:19:39.740 of the device
00:19:40.520 that wasn't fully
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00:21:15.400 All right,
00:21:16.380 CNN has hired back
00:21:18.000 Brian Stelter
00:21:18.920 to be their
00:21:20.260 chief media analyst
00:21:21.360 and lead author
00:21:22.100 of Reliable Sources newsletter.
00:21:25.980 What's going on?
00:21:27.480 Can somebody explain
00:21:30.780 to me
00:21:31.260 why they rehired
00:21:33.460 Brian Stelter?
00:21:37.160 Is it because
00:21:38.640 he used to be
00:21:40.260 really bad for business,
00:21:41.640 but then by staying home
00:21:44.060 and being a good dad
00:21:46.540 to his kids,
00:21:47.820 he became not that?
00:21:50.520 Was it the staying home
00:21:51.760 that cured him?
00:21:53.540 What exactly changed?
00:21:55.200 Now let me ask you this.
00:21:58.220 If you had already tried
00:21:59.980 Brian Stelter
00:22:01.920 and you thought
00:22:03.560 it didn't work out
00:22:04.520 to the point
00:22:05.160 where you actually
00:22:05.860 laid him off,
00:22:07.100 you wouldn't think
00:22:08.160 of trying
00:22:08.720 maybe somebody else?
00:22:11.160 There's nobody else
00:22:12.440 in the entire world
00:22:13.620 who could be
00:22:14.820 a chief media analyst.
00:22:16.960 You know who could be
00:22:18.200 a chief media analyst
00:22:19.620 with no training
00:22:21.280 whatsoever?
00:22:22.800 Me.
00:22:23.400 You know who else
00:22:26.080 could be a chief media analyst
00:22:27.600 with no extra training
00:22:28.820 whatsoever?
00:22:30.480 Every person
00:22:31.280 with a podcast.
00:22:33.500 Every person
00:22:34.200 with a podcast.
00:22:35.520 It's the easiest job
00:22:36.900 in the world.
00:22:37.840 You're just looking
00:22:38.500 at other media
00:22:39.300 and saying,
00:22:40.260 what do you think about it?
00:22:41.720 I could do that
00:22:42.680 right away.
00:22:43.900 Hey, I'm looking at CNN.
00:22:45.220 I have comments.
00:22:46.320 Look at me.
00:22:46.880 I have an opinion.
00:22:48.080 That's the whole job.
00:22:49.620 I'm doing his job
00:22:50.660 right now.
00:22:51.180 I think I'm nailing it.
00:22:54.220 What in the world
00:22:55.380 is going on?
00:22:58.360 If I had stock
00:22:59.680 in CNN,
00:23:00.400 I'd be selling it
00:23:01.160 pretty fast
00:23:01.760 because,
00:23:02.660 and I'm not saying
00:23:03.260 that there's some problem
00:23:05.180 with Brian Stelter.
00:23:06.400 I'm saying,
00:23:07.500 what exactly,
00:23:09.060 what is the management
00:23:10.420 theory behind this?
00:23:12.400 I've never,
00:23:13.000 it's hard for me
00:23:14.280 to think
00:23:14.740 of any example
00:23:16.540 where somebody
00:23:17.180 was let go
00:23:19.060 because they weren't
00:23:19.840 getting it done
00:23:20.600 and then just time
00:23:21.680 went by
00:23:22.180 and they just said,
00:23:22.840 well,
00:23:23.040 come on back.
00:23:24.500 Like,
00:23:24.800 what is behind that?
00:23:27.560 If I had to guess
00:23:28.680 with no information
00:23:30.660 whatsoever,
00:23:31.760 maybe there was
00:23:33.000 some kind of
00:23:33.560 management change.
00:23:35.100 Somebody who hated
00:23:36.040 him left.
00:23:37.660 Somebody who loved
00:23:38.420 him took the job.
00:23:40.300 It might be
00:23:40.660 something like that.
00:23:41.620 Could be as simple
00:23:42.260 as that.
00:23:43.780 Anyway,
00:23:44.860 actor George Clooney
00:23:46.240 wants us to know
00:23:48.220 that Joe Biden
00:23:49.440 is selfless
00:23:50.520 for ending
00:23:51.180 his re-election bid
00:23:52.220 and really
00:23:53.100 not just selfless,
00:23:54.900 maybe in the manner
00:23:55.740 of George Washington,
00:23:58.340 the greatest
00:24:00.000 American
00:24:00.940 of all time.
00:24:02.620 So,
00:24:03.200 when you think
00:24:03.660 of the greatest
00:24:04.220 Americans,
00:24:04.860 you think of
00:24:05.420 George Washington
00:24:06.240 and then very,
00:24:07.880 very closely,
00:24:08.800 but really in the
00:24:09.400 same category,
00:24:10.560 would be Joe Biden
00:24:11.480 with dementia.
00:24:13.960 You know,
00:24:14.620 I'm kind of glad
00:24:16.140 that George Washington
00:24:17.120 isn't here
00:24:18.100 to hear that
00:24:18.740 because you,
00:24:20.320 could you imagine
00:24:20.820 if he was listening?
00:24:22.680 You know,
00:24:22.900 George Washington
00:24:23.580 says a few hundred
00:24:24.400 years of being
00:24:25.820 number one.
00:24:26.680 It's like,
00:24:27.360 yeah,
00:24:28.020 number one.
00:24:30.200 And then,
00:24:31.260 oh,
00:24:31.460 wait,
00:24:31.700 you got a little
00:24:32.100 competition.
00:24:33.100 Well,
00:24:34.120 a little competition
00:24:35.000 for the person
00:24:35.740 who created
00:24:36.360 the United States
00:24:37.240 with my bravery
00:24:38.100 and my wisdom
00:24:38.820 and who's that?
00:24:41.120 His name is
00:24:42.220 Joe Biden.
00:24:43.640 Really?
00:24:44.620 Can I see
00:24:45.240 a video of him
00:24:45.960 talking?
00:24:46.400 I'd like to be
00:24:46.920 impressed with
00:24:48.240 who is now
00:24:48.820 in my category
00:24:49.600 of greatness.
00:24:51.380 And then he
00:24:52.000 watches the
00:24:52.680 debate with
00:24:53.260 Trump and he
00:24:54.920 says,
00:24:55.440 I hate all
00:24:56.680 of you people.
00:24:57.880 Why did I even
00:24:58.640 create you a
00:24:59.200 country?
00:24:59.500 You've ruined
00:24:59.920 everything.
00:25:01.300 That's what
00:25:01.920 George Washington
00:25:02.580 would say.
00:25:05.600 Exactly like
00:25:06.380 that.
00:25:08.540 There's a study
00:25:09.320 about which
00:25:10.340 generations of
00:25:11.540 Americans are
00:25:12.320 having how much
00:25:13.920 sex.
00:25:15.440 So just so
00:25:16.600 you can compare
00:25:17.260 your own
00:25:17.780 performance.
00:25:19.240 So Millennials
00:25:19.960 and Gen X,
00:25:21.120 they reported
00:25:21.940 slightly higher
00:25:23.500 figures.
00:25:24.960 So both
00:25:26.360 groups having
00:25:26.940 sex five times
00:25:28.120 in the last
00:25:28.660 month.
00:25:30.400 Five times.
00:25:33.100 Boomers,
00:25:34.380 they had only
00:25:36.320 three times in
00:25:37.240 the last month.
00:25:37.920 and Gen Z
00:25:40.780 and boomers
00:25:42.640 had almost
00:25:43.300 identical.
00:25:44.180 So the
00:25:45.420 youngest people
00:25:46.160 and the
00:25:46.500 oldest people
00:25:47.080 are having
00:25:47.440 the least
00:25:47.920 amount of
00:25:48.360 sex per
00:25:48.860 month,
00:25:49.240 but the
00:25:50.740 Millennials
00:25:51.580 and the
00:25:51.940 Gen X
00:25:52.400 are just
00:25:53.820 killing it
00:25:55.140 with five
00:25:55.700 per month.
00:25:56.220 now I
00:25:58.860 would like
00:25:59.220 to give
00:25:59.760 you my
00:26:00.160 opinion of
00:26:01.160 this survey.
00:26:04.260 I'm pretty
00:26:05.060 sure that
00:26:06.540 you should
00:26:06.900 not take
00:26:07.740 an average
00:26:08.360 of the
00:26:08.660 people having
00:26:09.220 no sex
00:26:09.900 and then
00:26:11.500 combine it
00:26:12.100 with the
00:26:12.380 people who
00:26:12.780 had sex.
00:26:15.560 In my
00:26:16.300 experience of
00:26:17.680 life,
00:26:18.500 there are
00:26:18.780 people who
00:26:19.160 are having
00:26:19.540 sex and
00:26:20.100 they're having
00:26:20.440 plenty of
00:26:20.940 it,
00:26:21.660 and then
00:26:21.960 they're
00:26:22.140 mostly
00:26:22.580 people
00:26:22.920 having
00:26:23.240 no sex
00:26:23.880 or there
00:26:24.840 was that
00:26:25.180 one old
00:26:26.320 girlfriend
00:26:26.700 who was
00:26:27.080 in town
00:26:27.420 that one
00:26:27.820 day,
00:26:28.220 but basically
00:26:28.720 no sex.
00:26:29.820 I think
00:26:30.540 they should
00:26:30.920 only measure
00:26:31.700 the people
00:26:32.140 who are
00:26:32.320 having
00:26:32.640 sex.
00:26:34.100 I wouldn't
00:26:34.540 average in
00:26:35.320 the people
00:26:35.680 having no
00:26:36.280 sex because
00:26:37.660 whatever's
00:26:38.140 going on
00:26:38.540 with them
00:26:38.900 is not
00:26:39.880 exactly the
00:26:40.660 same as
00:26:41.060 the people
00:26:41.400 who are
00:26:41.620 only getting
00:26:42.040 laid five
00:26:42.580 times a
00:26:43.000 month.
00:26:45.060 And by
00:26:45.360 the way,
00:26:46.460 what is
00:26:46.920 the amount
00:26:47.600 that would
00:26:48.000 make men
00:26:48.580 happy?
00:26:51.640 The amount
00:26:52.440 that would
00:26:52.720 make men
00:26:53.180 happy is
00:26:53.700 not five
00:26:54.380 times per
00:26:54.960 month.
00:26:56.080 That's on
00:26:56.500 the high
00:26:56.820 end, by
00:26:57.200 the way,
00:26:57.620 according to
00:26:58.160 the survey.
00:26:59.020 No, it
00:26:59.980 would be a
00:27:00.400 lot more
00:27:00.780 than that.
00:27:02.540 What would
00:27:03.200 make women
00:27:03.960 happy?
00:27:05.140 Well, it
00:27:05.440 depends because
00:27:06.260 people are
00:27:06.700 individuals,
00:27:07.380 they're all
00:27:07.700 over the
00:27:07.980 place, but
00:27:09.180 my guess
00:27:09.680 would be
00:27:10.020 about five
00:27:10.540 times a
00:27:10.920 month.
00:27:13.700 Yeah, once
00:27:14.500 a week, five
00:27:15.120 times a
00:27:15.520 month.
00:27:16.360 So, basically,
00:27:17.640 marriage and
00:27:19.580 relationships are
00:27:20.680 a situation in
00:27:21.500 which the
00:27:21.920 woman is
00:27:22.600 getting her
00:27:23.020 needs met
00:27:23.620 and the
00:27:24.980 man is
00:27:25.500 not, and
00:27:27.460 that that's
00:27:27.860 the ordinary
00:27:28.520 way of
00:27:29.040 life.
00:27:30.460 I've
00:27:30.720 sometimes
00:27:31.100 thought that
00:27:31.820 the, you
00:27:35.000 know, having
00:27:35.580 been through a
00:27:36.180 few relationships
00:27:36.880 that didn't
00:27:37.340 work out
00:27:37.780 famously, as
00:27:39.100 many of
00:27:39.540 you are
00:27:39.780 aware.
00:27:42.140 Here's
00:27:42.600 something that
00:27:43.140 maybe you
00:27:43.600 didn't know
00:27:44.200 about my
00:27:45.380 approach to
00:27:46.000 relationships.
00:27:48.660 My assumption
00:27:49.620 about a
00:27:50.080 relationship is
00:27:51.040 that the
00:27:51.340 point of
00:27:51.880 it is to
00:27:53.060 give my
00:27:53.520 stuff away
00:27:54.140 because I
00:27:56.540 had a lot
00:27:56.840 of stuff
00:27:57.320 and had
00:27:58.160 more stuff
00:27:58.740 than I
00:27:59.580 needed for
00:28:00.080 my daily
00:28:00.560 happiness.
00:28:01.940 And I
00:28:02.140 said to
00:28:02.460 myself, you
00:28:02.940 know, it
00:28:03.200 would be
00:28:03.360 great if I
00:28:04.860 had somebody
00:28:05.260 to share
00:28:05.640 this with,
00:28:06.160 basically to
00:28:06.880 give it
00:28:07.180 away.
00:28:08.220 So, you
00:28:08.800 would find
00:28:09.140 people that
00:28:09.620 you have
00:28:09.840 some deep
00:28:10.440 connection to
00:28:11.160 and then you
00:28:12.540 would enjoy
00:28:13.480 giving away.
00:28:14.860 But I
00:28:15.260 never saw
00:28:15.840 being married
00:28:16.580 as the
00:28:17.060 thing that
00:28:17.380 would make
00:28:17.680 me happy.
00:28:18.920 I thought
00:28:19.520 the point
00:28:19.880 of it was
00:28:20.300 to make
00:28:20.600 somebody else
00:28:21.120 happy and
00:28:22.580 that you
00:28:22.900 would get
00:28:23.200 your
00:28:23.460 fulfillment
00:28:24.060 for making
00:28:24.640 them happy.
00:28:26.020 Now, the
00:28:26.940 part I didn't
00:28:27.460 know is that
00:28:28.200 you can't make
00:28:28.700 women happy.
00:28:29.420 So, it
00:28:31.820 took me a
00:28:32.220 few runs
00:28:32.700 before I
00:28:33.220 realized, wait
00:28:34.200 a minute, I
00:28:35.740 think this
00:28:36.180 looks like a
00:28:36.760 trick.
00:28:37.920 Why is it
00:28:38.620 that whenever
00:28:39.500 they get what
00:28:40.240 they want,
00:28:41.700 they just
00:28:42.320 get unhappy
00:28:42.940 about a new
00:28:43.540 thing?
00:28:44.240 Hmm, I
00:28:45.660 feel like I'm
00:28:46.260 being tricked.
00:28:47.500 So, I'm not
00:28:48.160 sure that it
00:28:48.880 has nothing to
00:28:49.420 do with the
00:28:49.800 individuals I
00:28:50.640 have relationships
00:28:51.300 with.
00:28:51.760 I'm pretty
00:28:52.060 sure that the
00:28:52.640 model is that
00:28:54.120 if the man
00:28:54.580 has the stuff
00:28:55.420 and either a
00:28:57.520 child or a
00:28:58.480 spouse,
00:28:58.840 doesn't have
00:28:59.880 stuff, then
00:29:02.460 it becomes
00:29:02.880 their job to
00:29:03.540 get stuff.
00:29:05.040 And there's
00:29:05.680 nothing wrong
00:29:06.140 with that.
00:29:06.580 As long as
00:29:07.120 everybody knows
00:29:07.760 what the deal
00:29:08.320 is, that
00:29:09.260 seems fair to
00:29:09.920 me.
00:29:11.020 So, I
00:29:11.560 never minded
00:29:13.200 that a
00:29:15.300 relationship was
00:29:16.200 primarily a
00:29:17.240 transfer of
00:29:17.820 assets because
00:29:18.880 that's why I
00:29:19.380 signed up for
00:29:19.920 it.
00:29:20.680 I had too
00:29:21.080 many assets.
00:29:22.260 Literally, I
00:29:23.200 just wanted to
00:29:23.780 give some
00:29:24.100 stuff away, but
00:29:25.300 I didn't want
00:29:25.640 to randomly give
00:29:26.740 it away to
00:29:27.180 strangers.
00:29:27.580 I wanted it
00:29:28.360 to be
00:29:28.660 meaningful and
00:29:29.960 actually make a
00:29:30.640 difference in
00:29:31.160 somebody's life,
00:29:32.060 and it did.
00:29:33.700 Even after I'm
00:29:34.900 no longer
00:29:35.260 married, there's
00:29:36.200 still some
00:29:36.600 benefits that
00:29:37.300 trickle on.
00:29:39.920 So, anyway, I
00:29:43.480 don't know why I'm
00:29:44.060 babbling on about
00:29:44.920 that.
00:29:45.280 It could be
00:29:45.680 because it's a
00:29:46.360 slow news day.
00:29:47.600 It's a slow
00:29:48.080 news day.
00:29:50.720 Well, there's
00:29:51.380 more information
00:29:52.000 about the
00:29:52.720 attempted
00:29:53.480 assassination in
00:29:54.540 Butler, PA,
00:29:55.360 where, let's
00:29:57.740 see, the
00:29:59.220 local police
00:29:59.960 offered the
00:30:00.740 Secret Service
00:30:01.400 drones, and
00:30:02.320 the Secret
00:30:02.660 Service said
00:30:03.280 no.
00:30:03.960 The local
00:30:04.520 police offered
00:30:05.380 a communication
00:30:06.540 plan that
00:30:07.880 would allow
00:30:08.300 them all to
00:30:08.980 be on the
00:30:09.360 same communication
00:30:10.220 channels.
00:30:10.940 The Secret
00:30:11.300 Service said
00:30:12.020 no.
00:30:13.060 The locals
00:30:14.020 wanted to have
00:30:14.920 a meeting with
00:30:15.480 the Secret
00:30:15.860 Service so
00:30:16.580 that they
00:30:16.900 would all
00:30:17.280 have the
00:30:18.020 right planning
00:30:18.860 and procedures
00:30:20.180 in common,
00:30:21.420 and the
00:30:21.920 Secret Service
00:30:22.700 skipped it.
00:30:23.720 And then
00:30:26.740 the people
00:30:28.600 who were from
00:30:29.380 the Homeland
00:30:29.900 Security people
00:30:30.780 who were
00:30:31.080 filling in for
00:30:31.700 the Secret
00:30:32.080 Service because
00:30:32.760 there was a
00:30:33.140 shortage of
00:30:33.600 people that
00:30:34.000 day, were
00:30:35.320 only given a
00:30:35.900 two-hour
00:30:36.280 online training,
00:30:38.820 and it was
00:30:40.800 pulled from
00:30:41.260 child exploitation
00:30:42.200 cases.
00:30:43.800 So basically,
00:30:44.680 the people were
00:30:45.580 replacements who
00:30:46.600 were untrained,
00:30:48.080 turned down
00:30:48.540 drones, turned
00:30:49.300 down communication,
00:30:50.360 which would be
00:30:50.780 the most basic
00:30:51.440 thing you'd want
00:30:52.060 to get right,
00:30:52.560 and skipped
00:30:54.020 the meetings.
00:30:55.500 And here's
00:30:56.860 the question.
00:30:59.220 Remember I
00:31:00.200 said early
00:31:00.820 on that
00:31:02.180 there was a
00:31:03.500 good chance
00:31:04.980 that whatever
00:31:05.720 happened was a
00:31:06.620 Dilbert situation,
00:31:08.740 meaning it was
00:31:09.700 ordinary people
00:31:10.740 and you put
00:31:11.940 them in a
00:31:12.280 situation and
00:31:13.200 there's always
00:31:13.800 a pointy
00:31:14.860 boss and
00:31:15.600 there's always
00:31:16.000 a Wally,
00:31:16.880 and there's
00:31:17.560 always just
00:31:19.020 normal human
00:31:19.900 interactions which
00:31:20.860 ruin everything.
00:31:22.560 So we
00:31:24.320 have not
00:31:24.700 ruled out
00:31:25.400 that there
00:31:25.980 was some
00:31:26.460 shenanigans,
00:31:27.920 meaning that
00:31:28.660 the shooter
00:31:29.800 was somehow
00:31:30.920 co-opted by
00:31:31.880 somebody else.
00:31:33.440 So it
00:31:34.540 still looks
00:31:35.180 suspicious as
00:31:36.460 hell.
00:31:37.640 So I join
00:31:38.540 you in
00:31:38.960 saying I
00:31:41.100 don't think
00:31:41.620 we will
00:31:42.440 ever know
00:31:42.940 what happened
00:31:43.560 here unless
00:31:44.460 it's another
00:31:44.940 one of those
00:31:45.480 60 years
00:31:46.720 later like
00:31:47.320 RFK Jr.
00:31:48.080 or like
00:31:49.540 JFK.
00:31:52.300 So we'll
00:31:53.220 see.
00:31:54.440 We'll see.
00:31:58.180 So the
00:31:58.980 Department of
00:31:59.540 Justice has
00:32:00.960 charged the
00:32:01.600 Hamas leader
00:32:02.400 and some
00:32:02.760 other militants
00:32:03.580 over the
00:32:03.920 October 7th
00:32:04.780 attacks.
00:32:07.840 Why?
00:32:10.240 Why are we
00:32:11.160 bothering to
00:32:12.060 charge from
00:32:13.140 the United
00:32:13.640 States the
00:32:15.220 Hamas leader?
00:32:16.140 does that
00:32:18.340 allow something
00:32:19.620 to happen that
00:32:20.340 Israel couldn't
00:32:21.100 do?
00:32:22.000 Because I'm
00:32:22.680 pretty sure he's
00:32:23.360 dead no matter
00:32:24.080 what.
00:32:25.760 You know,
00:32:26.160 and if they
00:32:26.860 don't, if
00:32:27.340 Israel never
00:32:27.940 catches them,
00:32:29.000 it doesn't
00:32:29.780 matter what
00:32:30.160 the United
00:32:30.520 States did.
00:32:31.660 If they do
00:32:32.480 catch them,
00:32:33.020 it also doesn't
00:32:33.840 matter what the
00:32:34.380 United States
00:32:34.960 did, because
00:32:36.000 Israel will do
00:32:36.680 what they're
00:32:36.980 going to do.
00:32:38.320 Same with
00:32:39.000 the other
00:32:39.240 militants.
00:32:40.340 But maybe
00:32:41.400 there's some
00:32:42.000 way that we
00:32:42.980 can freeze
00:32:43.880 their assets
00:32:44.580 overseas or
00:32:45.540 something.
00:32:46.140 There must
00:32:46.400 be some
00:32:46.840 advantage to
00:32:48.540 it, but I
00:32:50.800 don't know.
00:32:51.580 You remember
00:32:51.900 that Nashville
00:32:53.300 school shooter,
00:32:54.480 Audrey Hale?
00:32:56.000 And everybody
00:32:56.540 said, show us
00:32:57.460 her journal
00:32:58.120 entries to
00:32:58.900 find out why
00:32:59.480 she did that.
00:33:00.960 Well, it
00:33:01.240 turns out, by
00:33:02.500 the way, is
00:33:03.260 Audrey trans?
00:33:06.060 I can't
00:33:06.760 remember.
00:33:07.100 I think Audrey
00:33:08.740 was trans.
00:33:09.480 I'm not sure.
00:33:09.940 but Audrey
00:33:13.300 was very
00:33:13.940 happy and
00:33:14.640 excited about
00:33:15.480 killing innocent
00:33:16.360 people and
00:33:18.060 was just
00:33:19.560 crazy.
00:33:20.960 So, according
00:33:21.640 to the
00:33:22.060 journal, Audrey
00:33:24.140 was very
00:33:25.120 excited to
00:33:26.520 kill young
00:33:27.080 children and
00:33:28.540 to also be
00:33:29.660 killed.
00:33:30.880 So, if you're
00:33:31.940 very excited to
00:33:32.880 do these things,
00:33:33.740 then I just
00:33:34.300 have to say
00:33:34.800 that's mental
00:33:35.340 illness and
00:33:35.980 that's the
00:33:36.360 beginning and
00:33:36.880 the end of
00:33:37.260 the story,
00:33:37.740 unfortunately.
00:33:39.220 That's just
00:33:39.540 serious mental
00:33:40.200 illness.
00:33:41.480 Well, a big
00:33:41.900 surprise, Mike
00:33:42.780 Pence will
00:33:43.320 not endorse
00:33:43.880 Trump.
00:33:45.940 Okay.
00:33:47.440 Is there
00:33:48.140 anything to
00:33:48.560 say about
00:33:48.980 that?
00:33:50.000 Were any
00:33:50.900 of you
00:33:51.200 expecting
00:33:51.760 Pence to
00:33:52.980 endorse
00:33:54.140 Trump?
00:33:55.500 That would
00:33:56.220 be a pretty
00:33:56.900 big turnaround
00:33:57.620 from his
00:33:58.340 past behavior.
00:34:00.260 So, no, I
00:34:00.820 don't think
00:34:01.320 Mike Pence would
00:34:02.400 pick Trump.
00:34:03.140 Trump didn't
00:34:03.700 pick Mike
00:34:04.220 Pence, so
00:34:05.160 that's no
00:34:05.700 surprise.
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00:34:20.700 you're richer
00:34:21.140 than you think.
00:34:23.200 Meanwhile,
00:34:24.060 over in
00:34:24.520 Michigan, the
00:34:25.180 Michigan Court
00:34:26.920 of Claims,
00:34:29.520 Judge Yates,
00:34:31.320 has ruled that
00:34:32.620 RFK Jr.'s name
00:34:34.400 will stay on
00:34:35.360 the ballot.
00:34:35.800 Now, keep
00:34:36.840 in mind,
00:34:37.440 RFK Jr.
00:34:38.220 wants his
00:34:38.640 name off
00:34:39.300 the ballot.
00:34:41.040 So, why
00:34:41.720 would the
00:34:42.100 state put
00:34:42.640 somebody's
00:34:43.060 name on
00:34:43.600 the ballot
00:34:44.020 when the
00:34:46.020 person on
00:34:46.660 the ballot
00:34:46.960 wants to
00:34:47.400 be off
00:34:47.740 the ballot?
00:34:49.380 I'm sure
00:34:49.980 they had a
00:34:50.320 good reason,
00:34:51.160 so let me
00:34:51.700 read the
00:34:52.060 reason.
00:34:52.580 Quote from
00:34:54.160 the judge,
00:34:55.040 elections are
00:34:55.840 not just
00:34:56.400 games, and
00:34:57.320 the Secretary
00:34:57.920 of State
00:34:58.520 is not
00:34:59.280 obligated to
00:35:00.100 honor the
00:35:00.580 whims of
00:35:01.240 candidates for
00:35:01.960 public office.
00:35:02.760 So, when
00:35:05.620 Kennedy said,
00:35:06.780 can you
00:35:07.040 take my
00:35:07.460 name off
00:35:08.080 the state
00:35:09.520 election thing,
00:35:11.500 that was
00:35:12.080 called a
00:35:12.420 whim, a
00:35:13.220 whim of a
00:35:13.740 candidate.
00:35:15.060 No, I
00:35:15.420 don't think
00:35:15.800 it's a
00:35:16.220 whim to
00:35:18.220 cancel your
00:35:19.200 process of
00:35:22.120 the state.
00:35:23.260 So, I
00:35:23.840 think you
00:35:24.200 have the
00:35:24.460 same opinion
00:35:25.440 I do,
00:35:26.020 that Michigan
00:35:26.500 is rigged,
00:35:27.720 so you
00:35:28.560 don't have
00:35:28.920 to wonder
00:35:29.420 if the
00:35:30.020 election is
00:35:30.480 rigged,
00:35:30.860 because here
00:35:31.760 it is.
00:35:32.780 Now, is
00:35:33.140 this enough
00:35:33.600 to change
00:35:34.220 the results
00:35:34.720 of the
00:35:35.000 election?
00:35:37.300 Potentially,
00:35:38.420 we don't
00:35:38.840 know that,
00:35:40.040 but there
00:35:40.980 is some
00:35:41.360 suggestion that
00:35:42.140 the reason
00:35:42.660 that the
00:35:43.380 states want
00:35:43.860 to keep
00:35:44.160 RFK Jr.
00:35:44.980 on the
00:35:45.520 battleground
00:35:46.000 states is
00:35:47.320 because they
00:35:47.640 think it
00:35:47.920 will hurt
00:35:48.180 Trump.
00:35:49.500 Now, if
00:35:49.820 that's true,
00:35:50.600 I would say
00:35:51.060 the election
00:35:51.500 is already
00:35:51.920 rigged in
00:35:54.580 this way.
00:35:56.560 Am I
00:35:57.140 wrong?
00:35:58.580 So, I
00:35:59.200 think the
00:35:59.680 yes-no
00:36:00.620 of whether
00:36:01.120 the election
00:36:01.640 rigged is
00:36:02.120 now answered.
00:36:03.020 It's a
00:36:03.340 yes.
00:36:04.280 They
00:36:04.520 rigged it
00:36:05.080 in front
00:36:05.380 of us.
00:36:06.440 There's
00:36:06.700 no
00:36:06.860 apologies,
00:36:08.120 no
00:36:08.420 explanations.
00:36:09.880 Something
00:36:10.140 about the
00:36:10.620 whim of
00:36:10.960 the
00:36:11.120 candidate
00:36:11.520 isn't
00:36:11.920 exactly
00:36:12.380 a
00:36:12.600 reason.
00:36:14.180 So,
00:36:14.760 we have
00:36:15.960 reached the
00:36:16.360 point where
00:36:16.780 they can
00:36:17.120 rig it right
00:36:17.760 in front
00:36:18.060 of us,
00:36:19.080 right in
00:36:19.780 front of
00:36:20.040 us.
00:36:20.740 That's what
00:36:21.280 this is.
00:36:21.760 It's rigging
00:36:22.280 right in
00:36:22.720 front of
00:36:23.020 us.
00:36:24.040 And then
00:36:24.320 you'll go
00:36:25.520 to jail
00:36:26.020 if later
00:36:26.640 you say
00:36:26.980 it was
00:36:27.200 rigged.
00:36:29.080 You'll
00:36:29.480 go to
00:36:29.700 jail probably
00:36:30.740 because it
00:36:31.680 looks like
00:36:32.000 they're getting
00:36:32.320 pretty tight
00:36:32.860 on this
00:36:33.180 whole censorship
00:36:33.960 stuff.
00:36:36.580 But if
00:36:37.700 you're worried
00:36:38.080 about the
00:36:38.400 election,
00:36:38.980 let me tell
00:36:39.340 you that
00:36:39.680 they're,
00:36:41.020 let me just
00:36:41.840 tell you some
00:36:42.760 things to set
00:36:43.500 your mind at
00:36:44.120 ease.
00:36:45.780 Because suppose
00:36:46.620 the keeping
00:36:47.340 RFK Jr.
00:36:48.320 on the
00:36:48.920 election doesn't
00:36:49.620 make that
00:36:50.020 much difference.
00:36:51.260 It might
00:36:51.520 not make
00:36:51.900 that much
00:36:52.240 difference.
00:36:53.640 So,
00:36:54.020 really,
00:36:54.340 it would be
00:36:54.600 other things
00:36:55.380 that you'd
00:36:56.960 worry about.
00:36:58.300 But you
00:36:59.000 don't have to
00:36:59.580 worry about
00:36:59.900 the election
00:37:00.340 being rigged
00:37:01.080 unless you
00:37:01.980 see any of
00:37:02.540 these things.
00:37:03.200 So,
00:37:03.420 I'm going to
00:37:03.680 tell you the
00:37:04.120 signals that
00:37:05.060 you should
00:37:05.360 worry about.
00:37:06.820 But until
00:37:07.440 you see one
00:37:08.020 of these
00:37:08.300 signals,
00:37:09.480 don't worry
00:37:10.340 about it.
00:37:11.140 The elections
00:37:11.660 are fine.
00:37:12.360 All right?
00:37:12.760 So,
00:37:13.180 these are the
00:37:13.640 only things
00:37:14.000 you should
00:37:14.300 worry about.
00:37:14.800 Let's say
00:37:16.880 you heard
00:37:17.980 that the
00:37:18.340 election would
00:37:18.860 involve voting
00:37:19.940 machines in
00:37:21.340 some places
00:37:21.960 instead of
00:37:22.560 just paper
00:37:23.020 ballots.
00:37:25.080 Well,
00:37:25.600 that would be
00:37:26.280 something to
00:37:27.000 worry about.
00:37:27.620 That's not a
00:37:28.160 guarantee of
00:37:28.660 anything rigging.
00:37:30.180 But definitely
00:37:30.800 I'd worry about
00:37:31.580 it.
00:37:32.920 Why are you
00:37:33.560 doing that?
00:37:35.180 If they
00:37:35.820 didn't require
00:37:36.460 IDs to vote,
00:37:37.600 well,
00:37:37.920 I mean,
00:37:38.200 that'd be a
00:37:38.600 pretty strong
00:37:39.140 signal they
00:37:39.740 plan to
00:37:40.240 cheat.
00:37:41.360 But until
00:37:42.040 you see that,
00:37:43.000 don't worry
00:37:43.640 about the
00:37:43.960 elections.
00:37:45.800 If they
00:37:46.360 had massive
00:37:46.900 mail-in
00:37:47.380 voting,
00:37:48.240 well,
00:37:48.500 that'd be
00:37:48.760 a problem.
00:37:49.580 I mean,
00:37:49.780 that would
00:37:50.040 be a signal
00:37:50.660 that they
00:37:51.460 have bad
00:37:51.820 intentions,
00:37:52.480 especially if
00:37:53.020 it's added
00:37:53.460 to the
00:37:54.320 no ID
00:37:54.780 requirement.
00:37:55.800 Elon Musk
00:37:56.420 said that
00:37:57.160 on X
00:37:57.780 today,
00:37:58.280 that there
00:37:58.920 is no
00:37:59.240 other reason
00:37:59.900 to have
00:38:01.000 mail-in
00:38:01.360 voting and
00:38:02.460 no ID
00:38:03.080 required unless
00:38:03.940 the point
00:38:04.500 is to
00:38:04.820 cheat.
00:38:05.980 So,
00:38:06.680 it does
00:38:07.100 look like
00:38:07.520 they're doing
00:38:07.920 it right
00:38:08.200 in front
00:38:08.480 of us.
00:38:09.960 Right in
00:38:10.580 front of
00:38:10.840 you.
00:38:10.960 what about
00:38:14.600 having an
00:38:16.040 election that
00:38:16.600 would be
00:38:16.900 impossible to
00:38:17.800 audit even
00:38:18.420 if you
00:38:18.740 wanted to?
00:38:20.180 Well,
00:38:20.760 if that
00:38:21.420 were the
00:38:21.740 case,
00:38:22.060 I'd
00:38:22.240 certainly
00:38:22.560 be worried.
00:38:23.140 Oh,
00:38:24.860 that is
00:38:25.180 the case.
00:38:28.140 If one
00:38:29.260 side had
00:38:29.980 a dominant
00:38:30.920 control of
00:38:31.640 the media,
00:38:33.060 well,
00:38:33.540 that would
00:38:33.840 certainly
00:38:34.120 suggest some
00:38:34.880 cheating could
00:38:35.420 happen because
00:38:36.080 no matter what
00:38:36.760 they do,
00:38:37.940 the media
00:38:38.440 will say it
00:38:39.020 didn't happen.
00:38:40.780 So,
00:38:41.040 as long as
00:38:41.360 the media
00:38:41.760 is willing
00:38:42.140 to say it
00:38:42.580 didn't happen
00:38:43.180 and the
00:38:45.180 courts are
00:38:45.620 willing to
00:38:46.060 say you
00:38:46.740 don't have
00:38:47.080 a standing,
00:38:48.880 well,
00:38:49.340 that would
00:38:49.700 worry me
00:38:50.300 because that
00:38:50.920 would almost
00:38:51.380 guarantee
00:38:51.820 cheating,
00:38:52.280 just that
00:38:53.100 is set up.
00:38:54.900 But we
00:38:55.560 haven't seen
00:38:55.980 any cheating.
00:38:57.040 How about
00:38:57.460 if there
00:38:58.300 was really
00:38:59.140 vigorous and
00:38:59.900 almost insane
00:39:01.020 prosecution of
00:39:02.140 the January
00:39:02.660 6th
00:39:03.280 protesters?
00:39:04.840 Hmm.
00:39:05.560 If they
00:39:06.000 were overly
00:39:06.820 prosecuted and
00:39:08.140 the energy
00:39:10.160 that went
00:39:10.560 into that was
00:39:11.220 way beyond
00:39:12.020 what you
00:39:12.440 imagined would
00:39:13.200 be the
00:39:13.480 benefit to
00:39:14.020 the country,
00:39:15.020 well,
00:39:15.240 that would
00:39:15.500 worry me
00:39:16.080 because it
00:39:16.980 seems to
00:39:17.320 be sending
00:39:17.720 a signal
00:39:18.260 that if
00:39:19.120 you complain
00:39:19.740 about the
00:39:20.180 election being
00:39:20.800 rigged,
00:39:21.460 hypothetically,
00:39:22.280 that your
00:39:23.740 odds of
00:39:24.060 going to
00:39:24.420 jail are
00:39:24.880 through the
00:39:25.240 roof.
00:39:27.140 So that
00:39:27.760 would worry
00:39:28.160 me.
00:39:29.420 We haven't
00:39:30.080 seen that,
00:39:30.580 have we?
00:39:30.900 Have we
00:39:31.260 seen
00:39:31.660 aggressive,
00:39:33.960 seemingly
00:39:34.320 crazy
00:39:35.240 prosecutions
00:39:36.140 of January
00:39:36.740 6th
00:39:37.180 protesters like
00:39:38.020 grandmothers
00:39:38.560 who did
00:39:38.980 nothing but
00:39:39.460 pray inside
00:39:39.980 the Capitol?
00:39:41.040 I mean,
00:39:41.320 if we saw
00:39:41.800 that,
00:39:42.180 I'd be
00:39:42.420 worried.
00:39:45.100 How about
00:39:45.540 if the
00:39:46.360 entire media
00:39:47.120 and the
00:39:47.540 Democrats
00:39:48.000 had demonized
00:39:48.920 Trump
00:39:49.220 Trump as
00:39:49.460 Hitler?
00:39:50.560 Do you
00:39:51.100 think that
00:39:51.440 would increase
00:39:52.040 your odds
00:39:52.680 of a rigged
00:39:53.180 election?
00:39:54.700 Yeah,
00:39:55.220 it would be
00:39:55.540 through the
00:39:55.940 roof.
00:39:57.160 If they're
00:39:57.820 trying to
00:39:58.160 stop Hitler,
00:39:58.800 there's nothing
00:39:59.240 you wouldn't
00:39:59.680 do.
00:40:00.720 Let me tell
00:40:01.820 you for
00:40:02.300 sure,
00:40:02.980 if I
00:40:03.640 thought I
00:40:04.040 could stop
00:40:04.700 Hitler,
00:40:05.200 I would
00:40:05.900 definitely
00:40:06.440 rig an
00:40:07.180 election.
00:40:08.520 Because I
00:40:09.140 want to
00:40:09.440 stop
00:40:09.700 Hitler.
00:40:11.860 I don't
00:40:12.460 care what
00:40:13.020 Tucker Carlson's
00:40:14.780 guest said.
00:40:15.280 I'm not
00:40:17.280 even going
00:40:17.580 to talk
00:40:17.860 about that.
00:40:19.420 Tucker Carlson
00:40:20.300 had an
00:40:20.660 interesting
00:40:21.160 historian who
00:40:23.260 said some
00:40:25.280 things about
00:40:25.900 the Holocaust
00:40:26.940 and World
00:40:27.660 War II
00:40:28.120 that are so
00:40:29.340 hot that
00:40:30.680 I'm just
00:40:31.020 going to
00:40:31.280 say,
00:40:31.820 I'm out.
00:40:33.740 I'm out.
00:40:35.160 Now,
00:40:35.560 I don't
00:40:35.920 buy into
00:40:36.920 what the
00:40:38.180 historian and
00:40:39.060 Tucker were
00:40:39.580 saying,
00:40:40.740 so I don't
00:40:41.920 accept his
00:40:43.060 narrative,
00:40:44.360 but it
00:40:45.100 sure shook
00:40:45.540 things up.
00:40:46.800 Shook
00:40:47.120 things up.
00:40:50.580 And here's
00:40:51.740 the other
00:40:51.960 thing I
00:40:52.260 would worry
00:40:52.620 about is
00:40:53.300 if for
00:40:53.860 reasons that
00:40:54.440 you can't
00:40:54.880 understand,
00:40:56.120 the polling
00:40:56.700 before the
00:40:57.440 election seems
00:40:58.180 really,
00:40:59.460 really weirdly
00:41:00.420 close.
00:41:02.380 That would
00:41:03.040 worry me.
00:41:03.820 If I saw
00:41:04.660 something that
00:41:05.220 shouldn't be
00:41:05.800 close, but
00:41:06.620 somehow it
00:41:07.380 is, that
00:41:08.900 would look
00:41:09.220 like they're
00:41:09.620 setting you
00:41:10.140 up for
00:41:10.560 rigging, but
00:41:12.340 making you
00:41:12.820 think it was
00:41:13.240 just a tiny
00:41:13.820 little change
00:41:14.540 and you
00:41:14.840 can't be
00:41:15.160 sure that
00:41:15.520 was because
00:41:15.960 of any
00:41:16.280 rigging.
00:41:17.960 So, in
00:41:19.120 summary, I
00:41:21.020 wouldn't be
00:41:21.520 worried about
00:41:22.240 the election
00:41:22.900 integrity unless
00:41:24.080 you saw any
00:41:24.940 one of these
00:41:25.620 things happening.
00:41:26.920 Using voting
00:41:27.740 machines instead
00:41:28.560 of paper
00:41:28.980 ballots, no
00:41:29.720 ID required
00:41:30.680 along with
00:41:31.240 mail-in
00:41:31.620 voting, RFK
00:41:32.440 Jr. put on
00:41:33.160 the ballot
00:41:33.560 against his
00:41:34.180 will, election
00:41:35.640 design that's
00:41:36.560 impossible to
00:41:37.280 audit, full
00:41:37.980 control of the
00:41:38.660 media, January
00:41:39.760 6th prosecutions
00:41:41.500 being aggressive
00:41:43.060 to chill
00:41:43.560 dissent, demonizing
00:41:44.900 Trump as
00:41:45.420 Hitler, and
00:41:47.860 then suspiciously
00:41:49.000 close polling
00:41:50.700 results.
00:41:52.500 If you saw
00:41:53.460 any of that
00:41:54.200 happening, well,
00:41:56.000 I'd be worried
00:41:56.560 about the
00:41:56.920 election integrity.
00:41:58.480 But as long
00:41:59.280 as we don't see
00:41:59.800 any of that, I
00:42:01.980 think we'll be
00:42:02.440 fine.
00:42:02.740 Meanwhile, as
00:42:07.100 Stephen Miller
00:42:07.780 reminds us, if
00:42:09.340 Kamala Harris
00:42:09.980 wins, she
00:42:11.300 showed a
00:42:12.840 willingness and
00:42:14.300 an enthusiasm
00:42:15.460 for packing the
00:42:16.460 court.
00:42:17.440 We know that
00:42:17.940 Schumer's already
00:42:18.760 said they want
00:42:19.360 to do a
00:42:19.740 filibuster or
00:42:20.940 get rid of
00:42:21.320 the filibuster.
00:42:22.680 So if the
00:42:23.360 Democrats had
00:42:24.060 control, they
00:42:25.980 would basically
00:42:27.240 become authoritarian
00:42:28.420 at that point
00:42:29.280 because you would
00:42:29.800 get rid of one
00:42:30.480 branch of
00:42:31.000 government.
00:42:31.320 If you could
00:42:32.860 pack the
00:42:33.380 court that
00:42:34.900 aggressively, you
00:42:35.720 could argue it's
00:42:36.300 already packed, but
00:42:37.140 if you could do it
00:42:38.080 that aggressively by
00:42:39.080 changing the number
00:42:39.960 of people on the
00:42:40.640 court so you can
00:42:41.560 just fill it with
00:42:42.440 your own people and
00:42:43.200 have a majority.
00:42:46.160 As Stephen Miller
00:42:47.080 points out, that
00:42:48.260 would be the end
00:42:48.820 of the terms of
00:42:50.200 our constitutional
00:42:51.040 amendments.
00:42:51.760 It would be the
00:42:52.180 end of the first,
00:42:52.880 second, fourth,
00:42:53.580 fifth, and sixth.
00:42:55.720 Now, that's a
00:42:57.740 lot of freedom to
00:43:00.500 lose right there.
00:43:02.080 Does that seem
00:43:03.020 reasonable that
00:43:04.280 Kamala Harris would
00:43:05.080 pack the court?
00:43:05.880 She said so
00:43:06.560 directly.
00:43:07.700 It's on video.
00:43:09.220 We're not guessing
00:43:10.360 that she might do
00:43:11.180 it.
00:43:12.180 Said so directly.
00:43:13.600 Now, she said
00:43:14.400 she would be open
00:43:15.800 to it.
00:43:16.940 I don't think she
00:43:17.800 said, I will do
00:43:18.620 that.
00:43:19.580 But if you say
00:43:20.300 you're open to
00:43:20.980 it, I mean, I
00:43:23.840 can't imagine you
00:43:24.560 wouldn't do it.
00:43:28.320 Anyway, so that's
00:43:29.520 looking bad.
00:43:30.160 So, we have a
00:43:32.660 situation where
00:43:33.500 we've got all
00:43:35.220 these signals of
00:43:36.380 a planned
00:43:37.380 rigged election.
00:43:39.380 A planned
00:43:40.420 rigged election.
00:43:41.840 The signals are
00:43:42.700 there.
00:43:43.200 Now, I'm not
00:43:43.720 claiming that the
00:43:45.400 election is rigged.
00:43:46.620 That would take a
00:43:47.680 whole different
00:43:48.180 level of knowledge
00:43:49.520 that I don't have.
00:43:50.600 I'm just saying
00:43:51.260 that the signals
00:43:51.960 are screaming that
00:43:53.320 it's planned to be
00:43:54.320 rigged.
00:43:55.040 Screaming.
00:43:55.420 Right.
00:43:57.180 Now, why would
00:43:58.060 you design a
00:43:58.760 system, the
00:44:01.040 whole point of
00:44:01.700 it, to be
00:44:02.420 credible, and
00:44:03.780 at the same time
00:44:04.640 allow these
00:44:05.360 screaming signals
00:44:06.460 to be there?
00:44:07.820 Why would you
00:44:08.540 do that?
00:44:10.560 Well, who
00:44:11.920 knows?
00:44:12.920 CNN says 15%
00:44:14.380 of likely voters
00:44:15.400 in six battleground
00:44:16.720 states are still
00:44:17.500 undecided.
00:44:18.140 Now, they're
00:44:20.060 quite adamant
00:44:20.780 that Pennsylvania
00:44:21.460 is the most
00:44:22.580 important of all
00:44:23.280 the states, but
00:44:24.240 do you believe
00:44:24.880 that 15% of
00:44:26.560 likely voters
00:44:27.460 are undecided
00:44:28.980 anywhere?
00:44:30.500 Do you think
00:44:31.200 that's really?
00:44:32.520 Is that true?
00:44:34.440 15%?
00:44:36.340 I don't know
00:44:37.260 that I've met
00:44:37.880 anybody.
00:44:39.680 I feel like the
00:44:40.660 only undecided
00:44:41.540 part is whether
00:44:42.280 they'll vote or
00:44:43.040 not.
00:44:44.340 I don't feel like
00:44:45.280 they're really
00:44:45.820 undecided between
00:44:46.960 Harris and
00:44:48.120 Trump.
00:44:49.320 Have you ever
00:44:50.040 met anybody
00:44:50.760 who's undecided?
00:44:52.960 If it's really
00:44:53.780 15%, you know,
00:44:55.480 you'd expect that
00:44:56.160 to be in other
00:44:56.800 states as well.
00:44:58.020 Don't you think
00:44:58.600 you'd run into
00:44:59.240 those people?
00:45:01.040 Do any of you
00:45:01.900 know anybody
00:45:02.480 who's undecided?
00:45:05.420 I think the
00:45:06.440 undecideds are
00:45:07.220 just lying.
00:45:09.080 Now, if you
00:45:09.840 were going to
00:45:10.240 lie and say
00:45:11.500 you were undecided,
00:45:12.980 who are you
00:45:13.760 going to vote
00:45:14.140 for?
00:45:16.080 You know the
00:45:16.760 answer to that.
00:45:17.380 If you're
00:45:18.320 going to lie
00:45:18.800 to a pollster
00:45:19.620 and say,
00:45:20.360 oh, well,
00:45:21.540 I'm kind of
00:45:23.520 undecided because,
00:45:25.100 you know,
00:45:26.880 they both look
00:45:27.940 bad to me.
00:45:29.680 Who's that person
00:45:30.680 going to vote
00:45:31.160 for?
00:45:32.760 I think Trump
00:45:34.040 because if you
00:45:36.240 liked Harris,
00:45:38.460 you'd probably
00:45:38.900 just say so
00:45:39.660 because that's
00:45:41.500 easy to do.
00:45:42.380 if you like
00:45:43.520 Trump, you
00:45:44.860 might play it
00:45:45.700 a little bit
00:45:46.200 cool and say,
00:45:47.360 well, I don't
00:45:48.120 know, I might
00:45:48.920 decide at the
00:45:50.580 last minute or
00:45:51.360 something, but I
00:45:52.080 couldn't possibly
00:45:52.760 decide now.
00:45:54.000 Just staying out
00:45:54.860 of the blast
00:45:55.360 zone.
00:45:57.240 So I would
00:45:57.780 think that the
00:45:58.960 more, quote,
00:46:01.560 quote, undecided
00:46:02.980 voters there are,
00:46:03.840 the more likely
00:46:04.480 Trump will win.
00:46:06.200 Or at least he
00:46:07.120 would if the
00:46:09.120 election is
00:46:09.700 clean.
00:46:12.220 Well, Trump
00:46:12.920 was on Lex
00:46:13.640 Friedman's
00:46:14.480 show, and
00:46:17.820 I don't know
00:46:18.320 the, I saw
00:46:19.220 some things he
00:46:20.520 said.
00:46:20.840 I'm not sure he
00:46:21.340 really made any
00:46:21.980 news worth
00:46:22.500 mentioning on
00:46:23.100 that, but
00:46:23.980 it's another
00:46:26.120 example of
00:46:27.360 Trump basically
00:46:29.640 putting everything
00:46:30.680 out there for
00:46:31.300 you to look at.
00:46:32.760 You know, he's
00:46:33.460 got four years
00:46:34.180 of being president,
00:46:35.040 so we got to
00:46:35.520 look at all of
00:46:36.220 that.
00:46:37.260 He's been the
00:46:38.000 most, um,
00:46:39.120 researched,
00:46:40.760 investigated
00:46:41.460 person of
00:46:43.040 all time, so
00:46:44.040 we've seen all
00:46:44.620 of that, and
00:46:45.940 then he'll go
00:46:46.560 on any podcast
00:46:47.780 and answer any
00:46:49.840 question for as
00:46:50.760 long as you
00:46:51.200 want, it looks
00:46:51.880 like, so that
00:46:53.080 you really know
00:46:53.620 who he is.
00:46:55.500 As Bill
00:46:56.280 Ackman pointed
00:46:56.940 out, Harris
00:46:57.980 has done, you
00:46:58.860 know, nothing
00:46:59.200 close to that,
00:47:00.760 which means that
00:47:01.720 you have one
00:47:02.300 candidate who
00:47:03.020 wants voters to
00:47:03.840 know everything
00:47:04.460 about him, and
00:47:06.800 the other
00:47:07.080 candidate wants
00:47:07.860 you to know
00:47:08.300 nothing about
00:47:08.940 her.
00:47:09.960 Which one, which
00:47:11.120 one makes you
00:47:11.820 feel comfortable?
00:47:13.160 The one who's
00:47:14.260 completely transparent
00:47:16.100 or the one
00:47:18.740 who's the
00:47:19.500 opposite?
00:47:21.940 It's a, it's
00:47:23.540 amazing to me
00:47:24.760 that we're
00:47:26.220 accepting this as
00:47:27.220 okay, and the
00:47:28.020 Democrats are
00:47:28.660 like, oh, now
00:47:30.060 that you mention
00:47:30.600 it, having
00:47:31.540 interviews is the
00:47:32.400 dumbest thing in
00:47:32.960 the world, and we
00:47:33.500 won't do any of
00:47:34.140 it.
00:47:34.300 Claudia was
00:47:37.260 leaving for her
00:47:37.880 pickleball tournament.
00:47:38.820 I've been
00:47:39.080 visualizing my
00:47:39.880 match all week.
00:47:41.320 She was so
00:47:41.940 focused on
00:47:42.440 visualizing that
00:47:43.320 she didn't see
00:47:43.920 the column behind
00:47:44.580 her car on her
00:47:45.480 backhand side.
00:47:47.360 Good thing
00:47:48.020 Claudia's with
00:47:48.660 Intact, the
00:47:49.460 insurer with the
00:47:50.260 largest network of
00:47:51.120 auto service centers
00:47:51.940 in the country.
00:47:53.040 Everything was
00:47:53.580 taken care of
00:47:54.220 under one roof,
00:47:55.040 and she was on
00:47:55.660 her way in a
00:47:56.120 rental car in no
00:47:57.060 time.
00:47:57.360 I made it to my
00:47:58.440 tournament, and
00:47:59.720 lost in the first
00:48:00.340 round.
00:48:01.000 But you got there
00:48:02.000 on time.
00:48:02.460 Intact Insurance,
00:48:03.940 your auto
00:48:04.360 service ace.
00:48:05.440 Certain conditions
00:48:06.000 apply.
00:48:08.020 Kevin O'Leary
00:48:08.900 was on CNN, and
00:48:10.600 he said this
00:48:11.800 before, but
00:48:12.420 every time he
00:48:12.960 says it, I like
00:48:13.980 hearing it, just
00:48:14.800 because it's a
00:48:15.360 dose of truth, and
00:48:16.220 because he said
00:48:16.800 it on CNN.
00:48:18.040 He said, quote,
00:48:18.740 I don't put
00:48:19.240 companies in
00:48:20.300 here, New York
00:48:21.040 anymore, or in
00:48:22.100 New Jersey or
00:48:22.840 California.
00:48:23.660 Those states are
00:48:24.420 uninvestable.
00:48:26.720 I think he said
00:48:27.620 Massachusetts, right?
00:48:29.700 So New York,
00:48:30.540 Massachusetts, New
00:48:31.560 Jersey, California,
00:48:33.100 he calls them
00:48:33.640 uninvestable, because
00:48:35.060 the policies are
00:48:35.880 insane, the taxes
00:48:36.760 are too high, and
00:48:38.120 the regulations are
00:48:39.480 ridiculous.
00:48:43.080 Now, I'm of the
00:48:45.360 same opinion.
00:48:46.160 I've told you
00:48:46.660 this.
00:48:47.880 I have this
00:48:48.760 habit, sort of a
00:48:50.000 mental hobby, I
00:48:51.080 guess, of thinking
00:48:52.400 about what small
00:48:54.040 businesses I can
00:48:55.100 start locally.
00:48:57.440 Like, I'd really
00:48:58.060 love to open a
00:48:59.160 cat-petting
00:49:00.080 cafe.
00:49:01.560 where you
00:49:02.420 could be, I
00:49:03.060 don't know, maybe
00:49:03.840 buy a ticket or
00:49:04.920 be a member or
00:49:05.640 something, and
00:49:06.540 it's a place you
00:49:07.140 could take your
00:49:07.620 laptop to, you
00:49:09.860 know, a cafe
00:49:10.380 setting, and it
00:49:12.580 would be full of
00:49:13.100 cats.
00:49:14.860 And you could
00:49:15.520 pet them, or you
00:49:16.140 could ignore them,
00:49:16.900 or you could just
00:49:17.400 be there where
00:49:17.940 they are.
00:49:18.780 But you would
00:49:19.320 just sort of be in
00:49:19.980 a place where
00:49:20.440 there's a bunch
00:49:20.780 of cats.
00:49:22.540 And I think, you
00:49:23.620 know, I don't
00:49:23.940 know if I could
00:49:24.340 make money on it,
00:49:25.180 but, you know, if I
00:49:26.460 owned the building or
00:49:27.440 something, it
00:49:27.860 wouldn't be too
00:49:28.320 bad.
00:49:28.580 It would be fun
00:49:31.060 just to hang out
00:49:31.700 there.
00:49:32.240 And then I think,
00:49:33.240 oh, oh, no, I
00:49:34.040 live in California.
00:49:36.020 You know why I
00:49:36.820 wouldn't make a
00:49:37.580 business in
00:49:38.180 California?
00:49:39.660 It's too hard.
00:49:41.320 It's too hard.
00:49:42.060 If I were in
00:49:42.660 North Dakota, there
00:49:44.100 would already be a
00:49:45.320 cat cafe.
00:49:46.540 Like, literally,
00:49:47.600 truly, I literally
00:49:48.940 would have built the
00:49:49.700 cat cafe if I
00:49:50.740 lived in North
00:49:51.900 Dakota, because I
00:49:53.440 would imagine the
00:49:54.420 regulations would be
00:49:55.580 less.
00:49:55.900 And if I made
00:49:57.360 money, I know
00:49:58.080 taxes, probably
00:49:58.800 less.
00:50:00.200 So, yeah,
00:50:01.460 California is, in
00:50:03.480 my opinion, without
00:50:04.520 any exaggeration,
00:50:06.520 uninvestable.
00:50:08.680 They really need to
00:50:09.660 fix that.
00:50:11.100 I don't know how
00:50:12.140 long you can go
00:50:12.940 being uninvestable.
00:50:14.880 I mean, the
00:50:15.240 exceptions might be
00:50:16.140 startups, because if
00:50:17.300 they work, they work
00:50:18.360 really well.
00:50:20.440 But traditional
00:50:21.560 businesses, I just
00:50:22.580 don't know why you
00:50:23.100 do it here.
00:50:24.280 I agree with
00:50:24.900 Kevin O'Leary.
00:50:25.900 There are two
00:50:28.500 pollsters, both
00:50:30.520 southern.
00:50:31.600 I don't know if
00:50:32.080 that matters.
00:50:33.460 But they have
00:50:34.500 Trump looking good
00:50:36.360 in the polls.
00:50:37.220 Now, a lot of the
00:50:37.880 polls are showing
00:50:38.440 that Harris has
00:50:39.100 slightly had within
00:50:40.320 the margin of
00:50:40.900 error.
00:50:42.040 But Trafalgar is
00:50:43.480 interesting, because
00:50:44.240 they were one of
00:50:44.820 the top, traditionally,
00:50:46.740 they've been one of
00:50:47.280 the top pollsters for
00:50:48.660 presidential elections.
00:50:49.720 and they've got
00:50:51.460 Trump winning with
00:50:55.180 296 electoral votes,
00:50:57.020 according to their
00:50:57.800 best polling
00:50:59.340 methods, which
00:51:01.500 would suggest
00:51:02.300 that whatever
00:51:05.240 momentum Harris
00:51:06.400 got is over.
00:51:08.220 So the big story
00:51:09.300 is not how Trump
00:51:10.320 is polling.
00:51:11.400 The big story is
00:51:12.520 that there was just
00:51:13.180 a Democratic
00:51:13.820 National Convention.
00:51:15.500 There was, you
00:51:16.120 know, enormous
00:51:17.140 media support for
00:51:18.940 Harris, and it
00:51:21.140 didn't seem to
00:51:21.800 move her polls.
00:51:24.220 So she's
00:51:25.560 probably, there's
00:51:27.420 a really good
00:51:27.960 chance, unless
00:51:30.300 there's some big
00:51:30.980 October surprise or
00:51:32.080 something, there's a
00:51:33.060 really big chance
00:51:33.960 they've already seen
00:51:35.780 her peak.
00:51:37.080 Because it's all
00:51:37.900 good news when you
00:51:38.940 first start, right?
00:51:39.860 It's just the glow
00:51:41.040 of the honeymoon.
00:51:41.920 But once the
00:51:43.160 honeymoon wears off,
00:51:44.100 you're going to
00:51:44.340 have to talk.
00:51:46.040 You're going to
00:51:46.640 have to have a
00:51:47.220 debate.
00:51:49.200 I think everything
00:51:50.280 could be different
00:51:50.980 after the debate.
00:51:52.900 But that might be
00:51:54.520 giving people too
00:51:55.240 much credit, because
00:51:56.940 I think that she
00:51:57.600 could go up there
00:51:58.240 and drool on the
00:51:59.240 floor, and she
00:52:01.460 would only lose
00:52:02.160 5% of her support.
00:52:04.540 So if you look
00:52:05.420 at how Biden did
00:52:06.340 in his debate
00:52:07.940 with Trump, we
00:52:10.000 all agree that
00:52:11.140 he did terrible,
00:52:13.160 terrible, terrible,
00:52:13.780 and that was the
00:52:14.460 end of him.
00:52:15.500 But what did
00:52:16.320 people say after
00:52:17.240 the debate?
00:52:18.660 Democrats were
00:52:19.580 pretty much still
00:52:20.680 all in on him.
00:52:22.760 Was it like a
00:52:23.800 five-point difference?
00:52:26.580 Something like
00:52:27.420 that, right?
00:52:28.160 He only dropped
00:52:29.540 like five points
00:52:30.580 by showing he was
00:52:31.940 brain-dead in
00:52:32.780 public.
00:52:34.200 Just hold that
00:52:35.000 in your head.
00:52:36.500 Biden showed
00:52:37.200 everybody, the
00:52:39.120 whole world,
00:52:40.480 left and right,
00:52:41.140 we all saw
00:52:41.760 it, and
00:52:42.200 everybody had
00:52:42.660 the same
00:52:43.000 impression.
00:52:43.960 Uh-oh, he's
00:52:45.100 brain-dead.
00:52:46.120 It only cost
00:52:47.080 him five
00:52:47.580 fucking points
00:52:48.440 in the poll.
00:52:50.420 Right?
00:52:50.620 Now, five is
00:52:51.240 enough for a
00:52:52.480 landslide because
00:52:53.580 of our system,
00:52:54.540 but only five
00:52:56.900 points-ish.
00:52:58.820 I'm just making
00:52:59.460 that up from
00:52:59.980 memory.
00:53:01.880 So if Harris
00:53:03.260 shows up, and
00:53:04.920 you can tell
00:53:05.520 that she has a
00:53:06.260 functional brain,
00:53:07.280 brain, unlike
00:53:08.440 Biden, if
00:53:10.580 her brain
00:53:11.060 functions, but
00:53:12.260 she just doesn't
00:53:12.980 have a good
00:53:13.460 debate, I'm
00:53:15.140 not sure that
00:53:15.720 will move one
00:53:16.420 vote.
00:53:17.620 I really don't
00:53:18.580 know that it'll
00:53:18.980 make any
00:53:19.340 difference.
00:53:20.220 Because they
00:53:20.860 really just
00:53:21.400 wanted somebody
00:53:22.040 who wasn't
00:53:22.460 brain-dead.
00:53:23.240 That, you
00:53:23.780 know, we
00:53:24.280 finally hit the
00:53:25.080 limit of how
00:53:25.960 low they would
00:53:26.480 be willing to
00:53:27.020 go.
00:53:27.300 Well, okay,
00:53:29.400 brain-dead might
00:53:30.440 be too far.
00:53:31.280 I'm going to
00:53:33.740 admit that not
00:53:35.400 having a
00:53:35.960 functioning brain,
00:53:37.360 okay, that
00:53:38.660 might be a
00:53:39.220 standard we can
00:53:40.020 agree on.
00:53:42.220 But a simple
00:53:43.380 bad debate, I
00:53:45.060 don't know, might
00:53:45.800 not change
00:53:46.260 anybody's mind.
00:53:48.180 Here's a little
00:53:48.940 factoid that
00:53:50.200 pings my pattern
00:53:52.300 recognition, but
00:53:53.860 maybe it
00:53:55.200 shouldn't.
00:53:56.600 So I'm going to
00:53:57.420 tell you something
00:53:58.020 that looks like a
00:53:58.760 pattern, and
00:54:00.080 then I want you
00:54:00.700 to tell me,
00:54:02.040 Scott, that's
00:54:03.120 confirmation bias.
00:54:05.880 There are lots
00:54:06.720 of coincidences
00:54:07.580 in the world.
00:54:09.480 Not everything's
00:54:10.280 a pattern.
00:54:11.900 It's not all a
00:54:12.680 conspiracy theory,
00:54:13.960 Scott.
00:54:15.400 So I saw
00:54:16.840 this in a post
00:54:17.380 by Eric
00:54:18.300 Abinanti.
00:54:21.080 Did you know
00:54:22.120 that when Harris
00:54:22.960 was running in
00:54:23.660 2010 for,
00:54:26.280 what was she
00:54:26.660 running for,
00:54:27.260 attorney general
00:54:27.840 or something,
00:54:29.040 that she
00:54:30.700 it took four
00:54:31.960 weeks after the
00:54:32.860 vote was over
00:54:33.560 for her to
00:54:34.540 win, that
00:54:36.300 after election
00:54:37.140 night on
00:54:37.680 2010, Kamala
00:54:39.600 Harris was
00:54:40.120 behind.
00:54:42.600 But after
00:54:43.520 they kept
00:54:43.940 counting votes
00:54:44.720 and kept
00:54:45.160 counting votes
00:54:45.760 and kept
00:54:46.140 counting votes
00:54:46.800 for four
00:54:47.880 weeks, they
00:54:49.560 finally found
00:54:51.640 enough votes,
00:54:52.980 and she won
00:54:53.920 narrowly.
00:54:55.040 Did you know
00:54:55.540 that?
00:54:55.740 Did you
00:54:59.340 know that
00:54:59.840 LBJ in
00:55:01.060 1941,
00:55:02.300 won on
00:55:09.220 election day,
00:55:09.840 but his
00:55:10.080 opponent found
00:55:10.840 votes days
00:55:11.500 later and
00:55:11.980 won?
00:55:13.420 Oh, he
00:55:14.120 found votes
00:55:14.620 days later.
00:55:15.620 But in
00:55:16.020 1948, LBJ
00:55:18.760 lost on
00:55:19.580 election day,
00:55:20.560 but later
00:55:21.880 they found
00:55:22.380 votes and
00:55:22.920 there was
00:55:23.120 enough for
00:55:23.420 him to
00:55:23.640 win.
00:55:23.820 And
00:55:25.740 so there
00:55:26.860 does seem
00:55:27.460 to be a
00:55:28.500 little bit
00:55:28.880 of history.
00:55:31.420 How about
00:55:32.240 Norm Coleman?
00:55:33.600 In 2008, he
00:55:34.880 won on
00:55:35.600 election day
00:55:36.300 against Al
00:55:37.700 Franken, but
00:55:39.640 there were
00:55:39.900 still votes
00:55:40.380 coming in,
00:55:41.600 and those
00:55:42.080 votes came
00:55:42.600 in, and
00:55:43.080 after months
00:55:44.760 of counting
00:55:45.260 them, Al
00:55:45.760 Franken won.
00:55:48.520 And then, of
00:55:49.320 course, it was
00:55:49.800 Trump who
00:55:50.280 won.
00:55:51.100 If you
00:55:51.480 looked at
00:55:51.840 election day
00:55:52.400 only, it
00:55:52.760 looked like
00:55:53.060 he won,
00:55:53.480 but weeks
00:55:54.780 later,
00:55:55.120 after they
00:55:56.560 kept counting
00:55:57.020 the votes,
00:55:58.060 not weeks
00:55:58.800 later, but
00:55:59.360 sooner, they
00:56:02.020 kept counting
00:56:02.460 those votes
00:56:02.980 and they
00:56:03.380 found votes.
00:56:04.580 And next
00:56:05.240 thing you
00:56:05.480 know, Biden
00:56:05.860 won.
00:56:07.360 Now, is
00:56:09.600 that a fake
00:56:10.200 pattern?
00:56:11.540 Or is it
00:56:12.440 screaming at
00:56:13.200 us that as
00:56:14.280 long as the
00:56:14.820 election is
00:56:15.380 close, the
00:56:17.540 Democrat can
00:56:18.420 always find
00:56:19.000 some votes?
00:56:20.940 Does that
00:56:21.560 have to do
00:56:21.900 with mail-in
00:56:22.400 votes?
00:56:23.380 Are those a
00:56:24.240 related topic?
00:56:25.300 I don't
00:56:25.680 know.
00:56:27.820 Is it
00:56:28.600 true that
00:56:29.560 this looks
00:56:31.000 exactly the
00:56:31.740 way it
00:56:32.000 looks, or
00:56:32.880 is it
00:56:33.220 leaving out
00:56:33.800 things that
00:56:35.080 would have
00:56:35.340 changed the
00:56:35.800 pattern?
00:56:36.360 Is there
00:56:36.600 something
00:56:36.900 omitted?
00:56:37.720 Like, for
00:56:38.160 example, lots
00:56:39.360 of examples
00:56:39.920 where Republicans
00:56:40.800 won after
00:56:42.980 the vote was
00:56:44.200 recounted?
00:56:45.780 I don't
00:56:46.440 know.
00:56:47.400 But I do
00:56:48.680 think that a
00:56:50.040 close vote is
00:56:51.300 going to be
00:56:51.680 real dicey in
00:56:52.600 terms of
00:56:52.900 getting the
00:56:53.220 public to
00:56:53.680 believe that
00:56:54.160 the vote is
00:56:54.780 true, if
00:56:55.440 it's just
00:56:55.820 close.
00:56:58.200 Did you
00:56:58.800 know that
00:56:59.420 in places
00:57:00.280 like Oakland
00:57:00.960 and others,
00:57:02.240 that if you
00:57:02.960 commit a crime
00:57:03.780 and that crime
00:57:05.340 was outdoors
00:57:06.060 and it was
00:57:06.460 anywhere near
00:57:07.280 a Tesla
00:57:08.020 vehicle, that
00:57:10.100 the police
00:57:10.860 can get that
00:57:13.520 video from
00:57:14.400 your Tesla if
00:57:15.200 they use a
00:57:15.640 legal process
00:57:16.320 to get it?
00:57:17.500 And the
00:57:19.740 cars just
00:57:20.380 sent out there
00:57:20.940 basically as
00:57:21.820 permanent
00:57:22.420 security cameras.
00:57:23.680 You know, if
00:57:24.280 you do a
00:57:24.760 crime around
00:57:25.560 the Tesla,
00:57:26.440 it's going to
00:57:27.460 be on video
00:57:28.060 because the
00:57:28.960 Tesla recorded
00:57:29.760 it.
00:57:31.720 Now, I
00:57:33.480 think my
00:57:34.080 BMW X5
00:57:36.140 also has
00:57:36.960 that service,
00:57:38.120 has cameras
00:57:38.800 all around.
00:57:39.720 I don't think
00:57:40.360 they're running
00:57:40.780 all the time,
00:57:41.940 but it does
00:57:43.380 give me pause
00:57:44.140 for what I do
00:57:44.740 in my man
00:57:45.300 cave because
00:57:47.240 my man cave
00:57:48.700 is right next
00:57:49.300 to my car.
00:57:50.940 And I've
00:57:51.980 got a feeling
00:57:52.500 that if
00:57:53.460 somebody wanted
00:57:54.100 to, they
00:57:54.920 could just
00:57:55.260 turn on the
00:57:55.720 camera and
00:57:56.160 watch me
00:57:56.560 sitting in
00:57:57.020 my man cave
00:57:57.680 through my
00:57:58.480 car, you
00:58:00.080 know, if a
00:58:00.520 hacker wanted
00:58:01.080 to.
00:58:01.940 Think about
00:58:02.500 that.
00:58:05.640 Well, I
00:58:06.820 asked a
00:58:07.200 question on
00:58:08.900 X and then
00:58:09.840 I noticed that
00:58:10.520 it was in the
00:58:11.460 Explorer tab
00:58:12.760 today.
00:58:13.360 I don't know
00:58:13.700 if it's because
00:58:14.440 I'm the one
00:58:15.580 who asked it
00:58:16.160 or it got
00:58:16.820 popular, but
00:58:18.180 the question
00:58:20.360 I asked
00:58:20.760 was, how
00:58:23.160 can you be
00:58:23.720 in favor of
00:58:25.060 reparations
00:58:25.760 at the same
00:58:28.240 time you're
00:58:28.680 trying to be
00:58:29.200 unburdened by
00:58:29.960 what has
00:58:30.340 been?
00:58:32.860 And if
00:58:34.060 you need an
00:58:34.540 argument against
00:58:35.240 reparations, you
00:58:36.900 should say, you
00:58:37.620 know, I have
00:58:37.980 some advice for
00:58:38.700 you.
00:58:39.520 And this
00:58:40.180 comes from
00:58:40.820 Kamala Harris,
00:58:42.220 who, according
00:58:44.360 to many sources,
00:58:45.340 is black.
00:58:48.040 And she
00:58:49.180 says you
00:58:50.080 should be
00:58:50.460 unburdened by
00:58:51.300 what has
00:58:51.700 been.
00:58:53.140 And that
00:58:53.600 slavery has
00:58:54.360 been.
00:58:55.680 And you
00:58:55.980 should be
00:58:56.260 unburdened by
00:58:56.880 that.
00:58:57.740 And let's
00:58:58.260 not live in
00:58:58.740 the past.
00:58:59.700 Let's look
00:59:00.180 forward.
00:59:02.020 So it
00:59:03.880 sounds like
00:59:04.400 I'm mocking,
00:59:05.140 but I'm
00:59:05.400 actually agreeing
00:59:06.660 with the idea
00:59:07.340 of looking
00:59:07.720 forward.
00:59:09.580 And by the
00:59:10.320 way, let me
00:59:10.760 give you a
00:59:11.140 persuasion update.
00:59:12.920 So, and I
00:59:13.920 think that should
00:59:14.420 be the end of
00:59:15.020 reparations, by
00:59:15.880 the way.
00:59:17.020 We should
00:59:17.520 say, Kamala
00:59:19.060 Harris says,
00:59:19.860 and we agree,
00:59:20.740 we should not
00:59:21.320 be burdened by
00:59:22.080 the past.
00:59:23.460 And although
00:59:24.120 the claims
00:59:25.780 of harm
00:59:26.560 have validity,
00:59:30.980 we just
00:59:32.120 don't care.
00:59:33.360 Because lots
00:59:34.460 of people
00:59:34.920 could be
00:59:35.720 randomly put
00:59:36.580 into groups
00:59:37.200 that you
00:59:37.520 measured and
00:59:38.080 found out
00:59:38.540 they didn't
00:59:38.920 do well.
00:59:39.960 Have you
00:59:40.320 seen the
00:59:40.740 study of
00:59:41.480 short people?
00:59:42.280 you know,
00:59:44.540 the study
00:59:45.320 showing that
00:59:45.800 short people
00:59:46.300 are discriminated
00:59:47.120 against, and
00:59:47.620 always have
00:59:48.060 been, and
00:59:49.060 they earn
00:59:49.500 less?
00:59:51.560 You probably
00:59:52.320 haven't seen
00:59:52.780 that study
00:59:53.280 because nobody
00:59:53.800 cares about it.
00:59:55.500 How about
00:59:55.820 the one where
00:59:56.320 ugly people
00:59:57.140 earn less?
00:59:58.740 Have you seen
00:59:59.220 that study?
01:00:00.720 I haven't.
01:00:02.540 You know
01:00:03.140 why?
01:00:04.340 Because somebody
01:00:05.260 decided that
01:00:05.980 that's not the
01:00:06.580 group of people
01:00:07.160 they're going
01:00:07.480 to study.
01:00:07.880 reparations is
01:00:10.760 only even a
01:00:11.660 question because
01:00:13.180 we decided that
01:00:14.020 was a group of
01:00:14.720 people to study.
01:00:16.300 And then once
01:00:16.740 you found their
01:00:17.280 special problem
01:00:18.100 you should fix
01:00:18.720 it.
01:00:20.940 I say you
01:00:23.100 can find a
01:00:23.680 special problem
01:00:24.380 with all kinds
01:00:25.060 of groups and
01:00:26.200 I have no
01:00:26.660 interest in
01:00:27.180 fixing any of
01:00:27.840 them because
01:00:28.920 there's no such
01:00:29.520 thing as an
01:00:30.000 average problem.
01:00:31.580 There are
01:00:32.000 individuals who
01:00:32.860 have very
01:00:33.260 individual
01:00:33.840 problems and
01:00:35.000 if they need
01:00:35.560 help I'm all
01:00:36.880 in.
01:00:37.880 you're an
01:00:38.380 individual I
01:00:39.960 don't care where
01:00:40.480 you're from or
01:00:41.040 what else is
01:00:41.600 going on if
01:00:42.240 you're an
01:00:42.520 individual and
01:00:44.080 you need help
01:00:44.760 and I have
01:00:45.520 some way to
01:00:45.980 help you I'm
01:00:46.700 all in of
01:00:47.340 course glad to
01:00:48.460 help.
01:00:49.640 But no I
01:00:50.420 don't want to
01:00:50.780 make the
01:00:51.140 average of
01:00:51.840 your artificially
01:00:53.280 generated
01:00:53.960 group to
01:00:56.620 make any
01:00:57.020 difference in
01:00:57.480 my life.
01:00:59.420 Why should
01:01:00.340 the average of
01:01:01.160 your group
01:01:01.660 affect me?
01:01:03.780 No I'm not
01:01:04.660 interested in
01:01:05.220 your average
01:01:05.740 at all.
01:01:06.760 even though
01:01:07.900 it's
01:01:08.120 supportable by
01:01:09.160 your argument.
01:01:11.460 So this is
01:01:12.400 the part you
01:01:12.740 have to
01:01:13.020 separate.
01:01:14.080 Is it
01:01:14.540 true that
01:01:15.040 there was
01:01:15.360 some harm
01:01:15.900 and is it
01:01:17.160 true that
01:01:17.540 there's a
01:01:18.020 thing called
01:01:18.520 systemic racism?
01:01:20.260 Yes.
01:01:21.720 But don't
01:01:22.440 connect that to
01:01:23.140 anything I have
01:01:23.760 to do about
01:01:24.240 it.
01:01:25.100 That's not my
01:01:25.980 problem.
01:01:26.520 I wasn't
01:01:26.980 there and I
01:01:28.380 don't recognize
01:01:29.280 your connection
01:01:29.900 to me
01:01:30.280 specifically.
01:01:30.900 So no I
01:01:33.360 have no
01:01:33.640 interest in
01:01:34.180 it.
01:01:34.420 It doesn't
01:01:34.740 make sense
01:01:35.120 logically.
01:01:36.160 It doesn't
01:01:36.500 make sense
01:01:36.960 in terms of
01:01:37.720 anything really.
01:01:39.360 It's just
01:01:39.800 a theft.
01:01:41.440 So to me it
01:01:41.940 just looks like
01:01:42.500 theft.
01:01:44.060 So if you
01:01:44.840 want to be
01:01:45.100 a thief
01:01:45.600 then push
01:01:47.900 that lever.
01:01:49.280 When I
01:01:49.580 found out my
01:01:50.200 friend got a
01:01:50.820 great deal on
01:01:51.620 a wool coat
01:01:52.180 from Winners
01:01:52.740 I started
01:01:53.780 wondering is
01:01:54.960 every fabulous
01:01:56.020 item I see
01:01:56.720 from Winners?
01:01:57.800 Like that
01:01:58.320 woman over
01:01:58.800 there with
01:01:59.260 the designer
01:01:59.700 jeans.
01:02:00.540 Are those
01:02:01.120 from Winners?
01:02:02.060 Ooh.
01:02:02.680 Or those
01:02:03.020 beautiful gold
01:02:03.620 earrings?
01:02:04.520 Did she pay
01:02:04.940 full price?
01:02:05.840 Or that
01:02:06.120 leather tote?
01:02:06.860 Or that
01:02:07.120 cashmere
01:02:07.480 sweater?
01:02:08.100 Or those
01:02:08.400 knee-high
01:02:08.720 boots?
01:02:09.540 That dress?
01:02:10.340 That jacket?
01:02:11.000 Those shoes?
01:02:12.020 Is anyone
01:02:12.820 paying full
01:02:13.440 price for
01:02:14.000 anything?
01:02:14.980 Stop
01:02:15.460 wondering.
01:02:16.260 Start winning.
01:02:17.180 Winners.
01:02:17.780 Find fabulous
01:02:18.440 for less.
01:02:21.620 So let me
01:02:22.620 say this about
01:02:23.300 persuasion so I'll
01:02:24.880 give you at least
01:02:25.340 one useful thing
01:02:26.160 today.
01:02:27.960 Do you
01:02:28.680 remember back
01:02:30.760 in the Bill
01:02:31.520 Clinton running
01:02:32.240 against Bob
01:02:33.060 Dole?
01:02:33.460 I've told you
01:02:33.840 this story
01:02:34.280 before.
01:02:35.320 Bob Dole said
01:02:36.140 that he wanted
01:02:36.680 to take the
01:02:37.200 country back to
01:02:37.920 those great
01:02:38.540 qualities of the
01:02:39.540 past, the
01:02:40.320 greatest generation
01:02:41.180 where people
01:02:41.860 were polite and
01:02:43.620 worked hard and
01:02:44.460 helped people and
01:02:45.440 did all those
01:02:45.940 things the greatest
01:02:46.640 generation did.
01:02:48.200 And then Bill
01:02:48.720 Clinton slaughtered
01:02:49.680 him by
01:02:51.640 reframing what
01:02:53.460 Dole wanted to
01:02:54.480 do as taking
01:02:55.320 you to the
01:02:55.780 past.
01:02:56.260 And he
01:02:58.520 said, I'm
01:02:58.980 going to be a
01:02:59.620 bridge to the
01:03:00.240 future and
01:03:02.640 you know, this
01:03:03.840 guy's trying to
01:03:04.480 take you to the
01:03:04.960 past.
01:03:05.700 That is a
01:03:06.660 killer winning
01:03:07.660 persuasion.
01:03:09.400 What did
01:03:09.920 Trump suggest?
01:03:11.220 Make America
01:03:12.200 great again.
01:03:13.740 What did the
01:03:14.920 Democrats
01:03:16.000 cleverly do?
01:03:17.560 They reframed
01:03:18.580 again as
01:03:19.920 taking you to
01:03:20.600 the past.
01:03:21.840 Nobody wants
01:03:22.760 to go to the
01:03:23.240 past.
01:03:23.660 Even people
01:03:24.780 who like the
01:03:25.340 past don't
01:03:25.960 like to go to
01:03:26.560 the past.
01:03:27.860 Everybody likes
01:03:28.780 to move
01:03:29.120 forward.
01:03:30.000 That's just
01:03:31.000 built in.
01:03:32.680 So what is
01:03:33.540 Harris saying
01:03:34.460 lately on the
01:03:35.520 campaign trail?
01:03:36.880 Because she has
01:03:37.800 good advisors
01:03:38.500 now who are
01:03:39.460 doing great
01:03:40.460 work in my
01:03:41.300 opinion.
01:03:42.640 The advisors
01:03:43.340 are telling
01:03:43.840 her to frame
01:03:45.380 Trump as
01:03:46.040 taking you
01:03:46.540 backwards and
01:03:48.000 they can give
01:03:48.600 examples.
01:03:49.780 Here's an
01:03:50.380 example.
01:03:51.400 You want to
01:03:51.800 go backwards.
01:03:52.500 There used
01:03:53.280 to be no
01:03:53.840 Roe versus
01:03:54.400 Wade and
01:03:56.380 then there
01:03:56.680 was and
01:03:58.200 then Trump
01:03:58.580 took you
01:03:58.940 backwards to
01:04:00.820 where there
01:04:01.140 isn't any.
01:04:02.860 Backwards.
01:04:04.060 Now you
01:04:05.140 can say to
01:04:05.560 yourself but
01:04:06.200 but but you
01:04:07.360 know we were
01:04:07.700 just reversing
01:04:08.500 something that
01:04:09.100 shouldn't have
01:04:09.420 been there.
01:04:10.160 Yeah I get
01:04:10.560 it.
01:04:11.000 I understand
01:04:11.720 the argument
01:04:12.240 completely.
01:04:13.440 But it's
01:04:14.200 easy to
01:04:14.800 reframe that
01:04:15.420 as taking
01:04:15.860 you backwards.
01:04:17.200 So as
01:04:17.980 long as
01:04:18.400 Trump is
01:04:18.860 saying again
01:04:19.640 they can
01:04:22.840 frame him
01:04:23.420 as looking
01:04:23.900 backwards.
01:04:25.200 And so
01:04:25.500 she's saying
01:04:26.060 specifically we're
01:04:27.120 planning for
01:04:27.620 the future
01:04:28.220 they're looking
01:04:29.380 backwards.
01:04:30.260 At the
01:04:30.860 moment she
01:04:31.360 has the
01:04:31.700 winning frame.
01:04:34.060 Do you
01:04:34.780 know what
01:04:35.460 could defeat
01:04:36.520 that frame?
01:04:38.580 Well RFK
01:04:39.760 Jr.
01:04:40.180 does because
01:04:40.740 he's good at
01:04:41.320 this stuff.
01:04:42.420 And so is
01:04:42.900 Nicole Shanahan.
01:04:44.460 So what's
01:04:45.300 good is make
01:04:45.940 America healthy
01:04:46.680 again.
01:04:47.060 Do you
01:04:48.360 know why
01:04:48.660 make America
01:04:49.660 healthy again
01:04:51.500 works even
01:04:53.680 though it's
01:04:53.980 got again
01:04:54.460 in it?
01:04:55.160 Because again
01:04:55.960 it's that same
01:04:56.540 problem right?
01:04:57.340 Again means
01:04:58.020 go back.
01:04:59.860 But here's
01:05:00.280 what's different.
01:05:02.740 What do you
01:05:03.460 think when I
01:05:04.140 say make
01:05:04.560 America healthy
01:05:05.340 again?
01:05:06.540 What pops
01:05:07.340 into your
01:05:07.660 head?
01:05:09.160 Make America
01:05:09.940 healthy again.
01:05:11.180 Let me fill
01:05:11.760 in the answer
01:05:12.340 because it
01:05:13.380 might not be
01:05:13.880 in your
01:05:14.120 conscious mind.
01:05:14.920 when you
01:05:16.480 say make
01:05:16.900 America
01:05:17.280 healthy again
01:05:18.220 here's what
01:05:18.880 I hear.
01:05:20.700 I'm killing
01:05:21.480 my own
01:05:21.940 kids.
01:05:23.800 And I
01:05:24.040 may have
01:05:24.500 deeply
01:05:25.800 hurt them
01:05:27.060 through my
01:05:28.280 own actions
01:05:28.880 of just
01:05:29.240 feeding them
01:05:29.820 and giving
01:05:31.280 them vaccinations
01:05:32.360 in some
01:05:32.840 cases.
01:05:34.100 So if you
01:05:36.080 think that
01:05:36.620 you've harmed
01:05:37.180 your own
01:05:37.720 children and
01:05:39.420 somebody says
01:05:40.100 let's fix
01:05:40.680 that,
01:05:41.720 you will
01:05:42.520 walk over
01:05:43.160 glass to
01:05:44.880 fix what
01:05:45.380 you did
01:05:45.720 to your
01:05:46.020 own kids.
01:05:47.940 So that
01:05:48.640 would be
01:05:49.080 sort of
01:05:49.540 this really
01:05:50.540 glaring
01:05:51.140 exception to
01:05:52.040 looking backwards.
01:05:53.280 If you
01:05:53.840 could look
01:05:54.300 backwards and
01:05:55.060 see that you
01:05:55.660 endangered your
01:05:57.380 children but
01:05:58.720 somebody is
01:05:59.180 giving you a
01:05:59.760 way to fix
01:06:00.300 it, we
01:06:01.400 know you
01:06:01.800 didn't know
01:06:02.340 but you
01:06:03.760 did in fact
01:06:04.380 endanger your
01:06:05.120 children.
01:06:06.300 Here's the
01:06:06.920 best you
01:06:07.300 can do.
01:06:08.300 We'll put
01:06:09.180 in an
01:06:09.500 administration
01:06:10.060 that will
01:06:10.400 help you
01:06:10.680 with the
01:06:10.940 food and
01:06:11.600 the big
01:06:13.540 pharma and
01:06:14.800 we'll try to
01:06:15.440 fix that
01:06:15.940 system so
01:06:16.680 there's much
01:06:17.200 more likely
01:06:17.860 you'll make
01:06:19.440 good decisions
01:06:20.120 about what
01:06:21.260 to do for
01:06:21.700 health.
01:06:22.800 So I think
01:06:23.240 the make
01:06:23.940 America healthy
01:06:24.760 again strikes
01:06:26.540 me as the
01:06:27.460 only thing
01:06:28.320 that could
01:06:28.700 beat the
01:06:31.960 fact that
01:06:32.380 they're framing
01:06:32.900 him as
01:06:33.320 looking backwards.
01:06:36.220 That's what
01:06:36.880 I think.
01:06:37.180 James
01:06:39.820 Carville is
01:06:40.520 talking about
01:06:41.160 Harris's
01:06:41.900 debate
01:06:42.280 strategy and
01:06:44.240 he's saying
01:06:45.700 that the
01:06:46.100 way for her
01:06:46.640 to win is
01:06:47.860 to let
01:06:48.220 Trump be
01:06:48.700 Trump.
01:06:50.160 So the
01:06:50.460 best way
01:06:51.020 for Harris
01:06:51.520 to win is
01:06:53.080 if Trump
01:06:53.620 did something
01:06:54.200 to remove
01:06:54.840 himself from
01:06:55.520 consideration.
01:06:57.720 Think about
01:06:58.500 how weak
01:06:59.080 that candidate
01:06:59.780 is that the
01:07:01.500 smartest person
01:07:02.380 in their
01:07:02.800 side is
01:07:04.060 saying,
01:07:04.580 you know,
01:07:04.820 your only
01:07:05.120 chance of
01:07:05.560 winning is
01:07:06.020 if you let
01:07:06.480 him make
01:07:06.840 a mistake.
01:07:08.380 That's as
01:07:09.020 weak as
01:07:09.440 you could
01:07:09.740 possibly be.
01:07:12.560 You know,
01:07:13.220 what's the,
01:07:14.720 you've heard
01:07:15.580 comparisons of
01:07:18.080 this, like
01:07:19.060 sometimes a
01:07:19.680 golfer would
01:07:20.260 be asked,
01:07:21.060 how are you
01:07:21.640 going to
01:07:21.840 beat Tiger
01:07:22.400 Woods,
01:07:22.960 you know,
01:07:23.120 back in
01:07:23.480 Tiger Woods'
01:07:24.380 peak.
01:07:26.660 And sometimes
01:07:28.020 they would
01:07:28.440 jokingly say,
01:07:29.280 well, you
01:07:30.480 know, I
01:07:31.000 have a hope
01:07:31.580 if he breaks
01:07:32.120 his leg.
01:07:33.760 That's what's
01:07:34.740 happening here.
01:07:35.300 Yeah, as
01:07:36.420 long as
01:07:36.880 Trump, I
01:07:38.760 don't know,
01:07:39.460 his motor
01:07:39.940 grade drives
01:07:40.940 him off a
01:07:41.440 cliff, we've
01:07:42.100 got a chance
01:07:42.560 of winning.
01:07:43.580 They don't
01:07:43.980 even act like
01:07:44.880 Kamala Harris
01:07:45.620 has a chance
01:07:46.420 of a better
01:07:48.260 argument.
01:07:49.240 He's basically
01:07:49.940 saying, make
01:07:51.060 sure you leave
01:07:51.720 those microphones
01:07:52.440 on so that
01:07:53.360 Trump can do
01:07:53.920 things that we
01:07:54.540 can mock him
01:07:55.140 for later and
01:07:56.260 then make him
01:07:56.720 lose by being
01:07:57.460 Trump.
01:07:58.140 That's all
01:07:58.640 they have.
01:07:59.660 That's their
01:08:00.060 best play,
01:08:01.120 is to let
01:08:02.260 Trump decide
01:08:03.060 who's president.
01:08:03.780 So,
01:08:05.300 yeah, let
01:08:06.420 me say that
01:08:06.920 that way
01:08:07.280 again.
01:08:08.740 The best
01:08:09.480 play in the
01:08:10.020 Democrats,
01:08:10.920 per Carville,
01:08:12.200 is to let
01:08:12.860 Trump be the
01:08:13.720 only one who
01:08:14.280 decides who
01:08:14.880 the president
01:08:15.400 will be.
01:08:16.860 Because if
01:08:17.480 Trump decides
01:08:18.140 to just play
01:08:18.740 it straight and
01:08:19.800 just sort of
01:08:20.320 be normal,
01:08:20.880 he'll be the
01:08:21.340 president.
01:08:22.340 But if he
01:08:23.060 decides to
01:08:23.600 be more
01:08:24.400 Trump than
01:08:24.940 Trump usually
01:08:25.580 is and says
01:08:26.560 something outrageous,
01:08:27.740 then he gets
01:08:28.700 to not be
01:08:29.200 president.
01:08:29.980 But none of
01:08:30.520 it has to do
01:08:31.000 with anything
01:08:31.360 that she's
01:08:31.840 doing.
01:08:32.100 The media
01:08:33.880 will just
01:08:34.280 sort of keep
01:08:34.940 her under
01:08:35.540 glass until
01:08:37.120 Trump did
01:08:37.600 something that
01:08:38.120 they can jump
01:08:38.680 on and turn
01:08:39.560 it into the
01:08:40.040 newest hoax.
01:08:42.700 Well, let's
01:08:43.360 see if you can
01:08:43.860 detect another
01:08:44.880 pattern in
01:08:45.540 this story.
01:08:48.720 There's a new
01:08:49.420 video from
01:08:50.140 Kamala Harris in
01:08:50.980 which I think
01:08:51.640 she looks
01:08:52.060 drunk.
01:08:52.400 I'm not
01:08:55.880 positive on
01:08:56.600 this one.
01:08:57.800 The only
01:08:58.180 reason I'm
01:08:58.540 not positive
01:08:59.100 is that
01:08:59.600 Kamala Harris
01:09:00.280 is the
01:09:00.660 one who
01:09:01.300 posted it.
01:09:04.260 So Kamala
01:09:05.020 Harris'
01:09:05.500 official account
01:09:06.480 posted a
01:09:07.900 video of
01:09:08.460 her interacting
01:09:09.460 with a
01:09:10.120 person at a
01:09:11.600 retail food
01:09:12.680 establishment
01:09:13.300 and joking
01:09:14.820 about sauce
01:09:15.900 on his shirt
01:09:16.520 or something.
01:09:17.960 And when I
01:09:18.600 watched it,
01:09:19.040 I thought to
01:09:19.360 myself,
01:09:19.800 I hope that's
01:09:20.440 not her
01:09:20.760 normal personality
01:09:21.820 because she
01:09:22.620 looks drunk.
01:09:24.200 But it
01:09:24.860 could be.
01:09:26.300 I'm going to
01:09:27.020 say that
01:09:27.820 might have
01:09:28.300 actually been
01:09:28.820 her actual
01:09:29.260 personality.
01:09:30.240 You know,
01:09:30.440 the giggling
01:09:31.460 too much.
01:09:33.540 And the
01:09:34.860 witticisms
01:09:36.280 that weren't
01:09:37.580 witty at all.
01:09:39.780 It might be
01:09:40.640 her just
01:09:41.000 natural
01:09:41.580 personality,
01:09:42.320 but it
01:09:42.540 looked drunk
01:09:42.920 to me.
01:09:45.480 Anyway,
01:09:46.180 here's another
01:09:46.600 one.
01:09:46.800 See if you
01:09:47.100 find the
01:09:47.440 pattern.
01:09:48.560 So there's
01:09:49.040 a former
01:09:49.900 New York
01:09:50.380 state
01:09:51.300 government
01:09:52.500 official,
01:09:53.340 was arrested
01:09:54.320 and charged
01:09:55.980 with being
01:09:56.320 an agent
01:09:56.720 of the
01:09:57.000 Chinese
01:09:57.320 government.
01:09:58.100 And apparently
01:09:58.440 she worked
01:09:59.080 for both
01:09:59.720 Andrew Cuomo
01:10:01.160 when he was
01:10:01.720 governor and
01:10:03.100 current governor
01:10:03.940 Kathy Hochul.
01:10:05.780 She's been
01:10:07.180 off the payroll
01:10:08.300 for a while.
01:10:09.660 But apparently
01:10:10.180 there's strong
01:10:12.140 evidence that
01:10:13.000 China was
01:10:13.800 paying her
01:10:15.040 to push
01:10:15.840 positions and
01:10:16.960 promote
01:10:18.360 Chinese interests
01:10:19.600 in New York
01:10:20.280 state.
01:10:21.580 Does that
01:10:22.220 sound familiar?
01:10:24.940 It looks like
01:10:25.920 China is doing
01:10:26.520 a hell of a
01:10:27.040 good job in
01:10:28.720 getting their
01:10:30.100 agents and
01:10:30.880 employees to
01:10:32.020 marry and
01:10:32.880 date and
01:10:33.360 work for
01:10:34.080 politicians.
01:10:37.160 All right.
01:10:38.580 Here's the
01:10:39.380 just the
01:10:41.320 strangest story.
01:10:42.660 You know,
01:10:42.820 you've all
01:10:43.140 heard this
01:10:43.680 story by now
01:10:44.380 that the
01:10:45.320 Venezuelan
01:10:46.040 gangs have
01:10:46.840 allegedly taken
01:10:48.780 over a couple
01:10:49.520 of apartment
01:10:51.660 buildings.
01:10:53.800 And then
01:10:54.700 some of the
01:10:55.500 locals say
01:10:56.200 that's never
01:10:56.760 happened.
01:10:57.500 That's just
01:10:57.940 completely made
01:10:58.660 up.
01:11:00.460 And every
01:11:01.560 day the
01:11:02.020 news says it
01:11:02.880 is true in
01:11:03.940 some way or
01:11:04.820 it's on social
01:11:05.440 media.
01:11:06.080 And every day I
01:11:07.260 wait for evidence
01:11:08.100 that is true.
01:11:10.180 Evidence would
01:11:10.920 be like a
01:11:12.040 video that I
01:11:12.920 really knew was
01:11:13.620 that building.
01:11:14.200 and I knew
01:11:15.620 what was
01:11:16.060 happening with
01:11:16.940 full context.
01:11:18.220 I haven't seen
01:11:19.080 anything like
01:11:19.580 that.
01:11:21.080 So what is
01:11:22.740 going on?
01:11:23.940 I don't
01:11:24.820 discount the
01:11:25.660 fact that it
01:11:26.860 might be
01:11:27.180 happening exactly
01:11:28.080 the way people
01:11:28.700 are saying that
01:11:29.280 the Venezuelans
01:11:30.840 have teamed
01:11:31.860 up and used
01:11:33.040 their muscle to
01:11:33.780 take over some
01:11:34.740 apartment building
01:11:35.580 in Denver or
01:11:37.820 something.
01:11:38.180 I don't know.
01:11:39.860 But I would
01:11:40.820 say that I'm
01:11:41.500 solidly in
01:11:43.360 coin flip
01:11:44.180 territory on
01:11:45.040 this story.
01:11:46.900 Absolute coin
01:11:47.720 flip.
01:11:48.680 I would not
01:11:49.800 make a bet one
01:11:50.660 way or the
01:11:51.040 other whether
01:11:51.440 it's true.
01:11:53.180 My guess is
01:11:54.900 there's like a
01:11:55.460 little truth to
01:11:56.320 it but maybe
01:11:56.960 something's
01:11:57.620 exaggerated in
01:11:58.680 the telling.
01:12:00.020 Just a guess.
01:12:01.700 But imagine
01:12:02.700 the fact that
01:12:03.320 it's one of the
01:12:03.800 top stories and
01:12:05.980 it's been in a
01:12:06.500 lot of different
01:12:07.020 news entities and
01:12:09.000 I can't tell if
01:12:09.660 it really happened.
01:12:10.340 there's nothing
01:12:12.500 that would give
01:12:12.980 me an idea it
01:12:13.720 really happened or
01:12:14.400 didn't really
01:12:14.880 happen.
01:12:16.400 That's the
01:12:17.020 weirdest story.
01:12:18.480 So today there's
01:12:19.620 a video of what
01:12:21.840 alleges to be an
01:12:24.080 apartment or a
01:12:25.400 hotel in which the
01:12:26.600 migrants left.
01:12:28.120 So they tried to
01:12:28.720 connect to that
01:12:29.380 story.
01:12:29.980 But you look at
01:12:30.440 the video and it's
01:12:31.060 so obviously fake.
01:12:32.840 And the video is
01:12:33.600 from some other
01:12:34.280 context quite
01:12:35.260 obviously.
01:12:36.340 So I don't know
01:12:37.240 what to believe.
01:12:38.520 It's all fake
01:12:39.080 news.
01:12:41.760 All right.
01:12:43.940 I remind you
01:12:45.120 that Elon Musk
01:12:46.160 was going hard on
01:12:47.160 Brazil and that
01:12:48.100 one judge, Judge
01:12:49.220 Alexandre.
01:12:51.520 And so he has
01:12:52.600 this at
01:12:53.380 Alexandre files
01:12:54.560 account which
01:12:56.000 every day will
01:12:56.680 release new
01:12:57.940 evidence that that
01:12:58.900 judge broke the
01:12:59.720 laws in Brazil.
01:13:02.400 Which is, he's
01:13:04.320 really going hard
01:13:05.020 at them.
01:13:05.880 I mean, I do
01:13:06.680 like the fact that
01:13:08.340 Elon plays for
01:13:09.660 keeps.
01:13:11.620 So he's going to
01:13:12.940 put this judge in
01:13:13.820 jail if he can.
01:13:15.520 But I think
01:13:16.460 Brazil is too
01:13:17.220 rigged for
01:13:18.600 anything like that
01:13:19.280 to happen.
01:13:20.020 So I don't
01:13:21.540 know.
01:13:23.360 Here's another
01:13:24.120 story I have some
01:13:25.140 doubts about.
01:13:26.940 Allegedly, North
01:13:27.980 Korea's Kim Jong-un
01:13:29.200 ordered up to 30
01:13:31.000 officials to be
01:13:31.860 executed for their
01:13:33.620 failure to prevent
01:13:34.700 mass flooding
01:13:35.640 some time ago.
01:13:38.360 And there were
01:13:39.160 4,000 deaths
01:13:40.080 from the flooding.
01:13:41.720 And so Kim
01:13:43.440 Jong-un allegedly
01:13:44.700 told the locals
01:13:46.560 to treat those
01:13:48.000 officials, the
01:13:49.460 local authorities,
01:13:50.420 I guess, to
01:13:51.180 treat them
01:13:51.700 brutally.
01:13:53.660 And I'm not
01:13:55.580 sure I believe
01:13:56.080 this story.
01:13:58.280 And the reason I
01:13:59.280 don't believe it is
01:14:00.120 that it's too on
01:14:00.960 the nose.
01:14:02.780 Don't you think
01:14:03.460 South Korea or
01:14:04.700 somebody wants
01:14:06.500 you to believe
01:14:07.100 that he's just
01:14:07.880 randomly killing
01:14:09.260 his own people?
01:14:11.220 Now, I'm not
01:14:12.200 saying that he's
01:14:13.040 never killed
01:14:13.600 anybody, because
01:14:15.320 it seems likely
01:14:16.780 that he has.
01:14:22.340 But do you
01:14:23.140 think that this
01:14:23.780 is true?
01:14:24.340 Do you think
01:14:24.740 you really had
01:14:25.360 30 people
01:14:26.840 executed because
01:14:29.320 they didn't do
01:14:29.940 enough for flood
01:14:30.760 prevention?
01:14:31.280 Does that
01:14:33.400 sound true to
01:14:34.040 you?
01:14:35.040 I'm going to
01:14:35.560 lay my
01:14:37.880 bet on not
01:14:38.840 true.
01:14:40.060 Now, that
01:14:40.640 doesn't mean
01:14:41.020 nobody was
01:14:41.820 killed.
01:14:42.940 If it turned
01:14:43.760 out that three
01:14:44.940 people were
01:14:45.560 executed, I
01:14:47.140 would say,
01:14:47.640 more likely
01:14:49.180 yes than no.
01:14:50.520 If I hear 30
01:14:51.940 people were
01:14:52.460 executed, no.
01:14:55.100 I actually
01:14:55.840 don't believe
01:14:56.280 that.
01:14:57.340 So I'm going
01:14:57.680 to go no on
01:14:58.960 this story.
01:14:59.460 But maybe a
01:15:00.640 few got
01:15:01.000 executed.
01:15:04.140 Here's the
01:15:04.760 latest on
01:15:05.280 Israel.
01:15:06.360 65 projectors
01:15:07.960 were fired
01:15:08.840 into Israel
01:15:10.020 from Lebanon
01:15:10.680 and the
01:15:11.740 IDF is
01:15:12.520 currently
01:15:13.080 hitting
01:15:13.440 Hezbollah.
01:15:15.080 So that's
01:15:15.420 just more
01:15:16.080 ongoing stuff,
01:15:17.000 more of the
01:15:17.400 same.
01:15:17.960 And that,
01:15:18.500 ladies and
01:15:18.780 gentlemen, is
01:15:19.940 all I had to
01:15:20.520 talk to you
01:15:21.020 about today.
01:15:22.140 It's such a
01:15:22.680 weird, slow
01:15:23.360 news, boring
01:15:24.140 day.
01:15:24.860 Something's
01:15:25.320 going to
01:15:25.560 happen.
01:15:26.920 It could be
01:15:27.660 that kids are
01:15:28.820 going back
01:15:29.200 to school,
01:15:29.860 so everybody
01:15:30.260 is just
01:15:30.740 laying low.
01:15:33.200 But I feel
01:15:33.880 like all hell
01:15:34.500 is going to
01:15:34.840 break loose,
01:15:35.660 don't you?
01:15:37.720 I had a
01:15:38.780 sign that
01:15:40.020 came to me
01:15:40.580 yesterday,
01:15:42.120 a signal
01:15:43.420 from the
01:15:44.060 simulation.
01:15:45.420 I'll just
01:15:45.820 tell you
01:15:46.140 what it
01:15:46.400 was.
01:15:50.140 Yeah, and
01:15:50.620 Starlink is
01:15:51.400 shutting down
01:15:52.820 X in
01:15:53.540 Brazil.
01:15:54.760 So Brazil
01:15:55.320 is no
01:15:57.560 longer going
01:15:58.080 any source
01:15:59.280 of free
01:15:59.660 speech.
01:16:00.960 That's too
01:16:01.600 bad.
01:16:02.860 What was I
01:16:03.540 just talking
01:16:03.980 about?
01:16:05.960 I saw
01:16:06.620 that, I
01:16:07.340 saw your
01:16:07.720 post go
01:16:08.280 by and
01:16:08.660 just totally
01:16:10.260 made me
01:16:11.840 forget what
01:16:12.260 I was
01:16:12.460 talking about.
01:16:14.340 Well, you'll
01:16:15.060 tell me.
01:16:19.920 Legal weed
01:16:20.760 and tax
01:16:21.420 cuts are
01:16:22.140 winners.
01:16:22.760 I don't
01:16:23.020 know.
01:16:23.940 I don't
01:16:24.480 know if
01:16:24.720 people care
01:16:25.180 about that
01:16:25.540 enough.
01:16:25.820 I don't
01:16:28.080 know if
01:16:30.180 I was
01:16:34.880 going to
01:16:35.060 say that
01:16:35.520 I'm
01:16:35.780 expecting
01:16:36.220 all hell
01:16:36.820 to break
01:16:37.180 loose.
01:16:38.280 Maybe next
01:16:39.220 week.
01:16:40.920 So I
01:16:41.920 think there's
01:16:42.380 probably still
01:16:42.940 a lot of
01:16:43.460 opposition
01:16:44.160 research and
01:16:45.200 stories that
01:16:45.900 are ready
01:16:46.240 to go and
01:16:47.000 hit pieces
01:16:47.880 and all
01:16:49.240 kinds of
01:16:49.640 stuff.
01:16:50.720 But we're
01:16:51.400 only a week
01:16:53.380 or so away
01:16:54.020 from the
01:16:54.540 debate,
01:16:55.080 right?
01:16:55.300 if it
01:16:56.200 really
01:16:56.360 happens.
01:16:57.840 So it's
01:16:59.460 possible that
01:17:00.200 the debate
01:17:00.660 will change
01:17:01.160 everything like
01:17:03.320 the Biden
01:17:04.940 debate did.
01:17:06.020 But I
01:17:06.620 think it's
01:17:07.020 far more
01:17:07.560 possible it
01:17:08.180 won't.
01:17:09.900 And we'll
01:17:10.600 just have a
01:17:11.320 neck and
01:17:12.120 neck election
01:17:12.820 right up to
01:17:13.300 last day
01:17:13.760 before it
01:17:14.240 gets rigged.
01:17:15.780 All right.
01:17:16.220 So I was
01:17:16.580 going to tell
01:17:16.880 you that there
01:17:17.420 is a signal
01:17:18.060 I saw.
01:17:19.560 So sometimes
01:17:20.280 I believe that
01:17:21.160 the universe
01:17:21.620 sends me
01:17:22.220 signs.
01:17:22.660 Now I'm
01:17:24.320 not going
01:17:24.600 to convince
01:17:24.980 you that
01:17:25.380 is true.
01:17:26.480 It's just
01:17:27.140 a subjective
01:17:27.860 experience.
01:17:29.400 You know,
01:17:29.700 I wouldn't
01:17:30.440 bet that it
01:17:32.140 could be
01:17:32.480 scientifically
01:17:33.020 proven.
01:17:34.160 But doesn't
01:17:34.680 it feel like
01:17:35.300 sometimes the
01:17:35.920 simulation sends
01:17:36.820 you signals?
01:17:37.720 You might say
01:17:38.360 signals from
01:17:39.060 God.
01:17:40.280 Well,
01:17:40.520 yesterday I
01:17:40.940 turned on
01:17:41.280 the TV.
01:17:42.680 I was just
01:17:43.120 flipping through
01:17:44.460 YouTube to
01:17:45.400 find something
01:17:46.020 to watch.
01:17:48.040 And there
01:17:48.680 was a guy
01:17:49.160 on a boat,
01:17:50.840 one of these
01:17:52.080 rubber
01:17:52.660 inflatable
01:17:53.200 rafts doing
01:17:53.980 some ecological
01:17:55.320 thing.
01:17:56.240 And he was
01:17:56.980 zooming along
01:17:57.580 and he was
01:17:57.920 standing at the
01:17:58.440 front of the
01:17:58.840 boat.
01:17:59.560 And you could
01:18:00.220 see the front
01:18:01.040 of the boat
01:18:01.480 and the name
01:18:02.220 of the boat
01:18:02.880 was Kraken.
01:18:05.780 So that was
01:18:06.480 just the name
01:18:06.980 of his little
01:18:07.680 inflatable boat,
01:18:09.080 Kraken.
01:18:10.320 And I looked
01:18:11.040 at that and I
01:18:11.560 said,
01:18:12.660 huh,
01:18:13.100 are we going
01:18:14.500 to see a
01:18:14.960 Kraken in
01:18:15.780 September?
01:18:18.500 Meaning,
01:18:19.120 are we going
01:18:19.560 to see some
01:18:20.720 proof?
01:18:22.080 that the
01:18:22.800 election was
01:18:23.380 rigged in
01:18:23.780 2020?
01:18:25.260 And the
01:18:25.940 possibility is
01:18:26.720 actually pretty
01:18:27.700 strong.
01:18:29.140 So I'm still
01:18:30.800 going to keep
01:18:31.400 with my
01:18:32.100 observation and
01:18:33.780 or prediction
01:18:34.380 that life
01:18:35.760 tends to look
01:18:37.000 like a three
01:18:37.760 act movie and
01:18:39.760 we would need
01:18:40.600 the Kraken to
01:18:41.440 make the movie
01:18:42.020 work.
01:18:43.180 The Kraken has
01:18:44.260 to be that
01:18:45.780 at some point
01:18:46.620 there's proof
01:18:47.760 that 2020 was
01:18:48.660 rigged.
01:18:49.340 Now,
01:18:49.680 related to that,
01:18:50.720 the story I
01:18:51.520 didn't mention
01:18:52.020 because it
01:18:52.420 seemed too
01:18:52.820 stupid,
01:18:53.600 is that when
01:18:54.820 Trump was on
01:18:55.720 Lex Friedman,
01:18:57.360 he was describing
01:18:58.660 2020 and he
01:18:59.860 said the
01:19:00.700 phrase,
01:19:01.380 and then I
01:19:02.440 lost by a
01:19:03.360 whisker.
01:19:04.660 Now,
01:19:05.240 that's being
01:19:05.680 interpreted as
01:19:07.400 he knows he
01:19:08.200 lost the
01:19:08.720 election and
01:19:09.920 therefore that
01:19:10.580 would make him
01:19:11.040 guilty of
01:19:11.620 insurrection and
01:19:12.380 all that stuff.
01:19:12.840 is that how
01:19:14.700 you heard it?
01:19:15.400 It's not the
01:19:15.820 way I heard it.
01:19:17.180 The way I heard
01:19:18.360 it was lost by
01:19:19.340 a whisker was
01:19:20.980 really suggesting
01:19:23.260 that he didn't
01:19:24.820 really lose.
01:19:26.260 So I don't see a
01:19:27.340 change in that.
01:19:28.360 When he says I
01:19:28.980 lost by a
01:19:29.640 whisker, he
01:19:30.140 means that when
01:19:31.080 they counted the
01:19:31.780 votes, that was
01:19:32.460 the result they
01:19:33.600 got.
01:19:34.120 That doesn't
01:19:35.000 mean he thinks
01:19:35.680 it was not
01:19:36.200 rigged, but the
01:19:37.860 Democrats are
01:19:38.600 turning it into
01:19:39.240 that.
01:19:39.580 So, and
01:19:42.540 then I would
01:19:42.940 also point out
01:19:43.620 that the best
01:19:45.460 argument against
01:19:46.480 January 6th being
01:19:47.900 an insurrection
01:19:48.580 is that Trump
01:19:50.360 was never
01:19:50.820 charged with
01:19:51.460 insurrection.
01:19:53.460 He wasn't
01:19:54.220 even charged
01:19:54.860 with it.
01:19:56.060 It would be
01:19:56.400 one thing if he
01:19:57.040 were charged
01:19:57.620 and it hadn't
01:19:58.200 been proven.
01:19:59.440 He's not even
01:20:00.080 charged.
01:20:01.200 So obviously
01:20:02.260 the Democrats
01:20:02.920 know that there's
01:20:03.780 no insurrection
01:20:05.520 there.
01:20:07.220 But they're
01:20:07.900 going to push
01:20:08.280 it.
01:20:08.480 So I'm
01:20:09.640 going to go
01:20:09.900 talk to the
01:20:10.520 locals people
01:20:11.540 privately.
01:20:14.000 I'm going to
01:20:14.600 say goodbye to
01:20:15.420 YouTube and
01:20:16.260 Rumble and X.
01:20:17.480 Thanks for
01:20:17.960 joining.
01:20:18.960 I'll be here
01:20:19.480 again tomorrow
01:20:20.220 because I
01:20:21.280 never sleep.
01:20:22.940 I'd like that
01:20:23.560 Japanese guy
01:20:25.420 who only sleeps
01:20:26.040 half an hour
01:20:26.520 a night.
01:20:27.780 Allegedly.
01:20:28.260 Allegedly.