Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2599 CWSA 09⧸16⧸24

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00:01:11.160 well what do you want to talk about

00:01:14.800 anything happening in the news uh has anybody noticed anything that's uh worthy of some

00:01:24.160 conversation in the morning on a monday

00:01:27.100 yeah well if you're the last person to find out there's been a second some say fifth uh

00:01:36.320 attempt on president trump's life at a golf course his golf course i think in florida

00:01:42.280 and the perpetrator this routh guy r-u-t-h i guess routh

00:01:48.920 um he uh is being described by the the terrible people as having an unclear political ideology

00:02:00.760 the shooter or the potential shooter an unclear ideology well you know i'm no law enforcement

00:02:10.020 expert and uh i'm no journalist for time magazine which is owned by a very well-known donor to the

00:02:20.180 democrat party um but it does seem to me that if you try to shoot somebody you might have a political

00:02:30.420 opinion that would be against that person so i'm going to say that the political ideology looked a

00:02:37.300 little more clear than perhaps time magazine things now there is some uh some reporting

00:02:45.060 that he donated to democrats he hated trump talked about it on social media and other places

00:02:52.100 and uh but he also at one point thought that vivek would be a good uh you know better candidate than trump

00:02:59.540 and tulsi i think he liked tulsi and vivek but what did he think about trump

00:03:07.540 well turn on msnbc any day between now and the election and you'll find out his exact opinion of

00:03:15.700 trump why he uses the same words in the same way yes it's brainwashing if there's any doubt whatsoever

00:03:25.700 that he was brainwashed just look at how we talked about trump he's going to steal your democracy

00:03:32.660 uh let's see he said on on april 22nd he declared democracy is on the ballot he called it a catastrophe

00:03:40.900 on january 6 perpetrated by trump and his undemocratic posse do you see the pattern yet democracy

00:03:49.300 undemocratic he claimed that trump wants to quote make american slaves against their master or

00:03:58.020 something he said democracy is on the ballot and we cannot lose we cannot afford to fail the world is

00:04:04.180 gunning us on the way so his social media stuff got suspended or blocked immediately i assume law

00:04:14.260 enforcement asked the platforms to do that because even x suspended it immediately i don't think musk has

00:04:21.540 responded to why but i think we know why obviously the government asked them to turn it off and preserve

00:04:29.220 it i guess so it seems fairly obvious that this guy was weaponized by the brainwashing of msnbc

00:04:41.700 and maybe some of the other sources as well but it looks kind of classic and you know msnbc

00:04:49.860 yeah i would love to know where he got most of his news from we don't know so i don't know for

00:04:56.260 sure it came from msnbc but it does seem identical to their phraseology so maybe it's cnn who knows

00:05:07.220 um now what is the biggest question that we have from this the number one question and by the way i

00:05:15.060 feel sorry for everybody who's going to be doing this kind of commenting in the afternoon because by

00:05:21.380 noon everything that needs to be said will be said 100 times so let me just run through the list of

00:05:27.300 things that need to be said how do you get that close

00:05:32.900 do i have anything to add to that no not really but everybody between now and next week is going to say

00:05:40.420 how they let him get this close was it another failure or was the success

00:05:46.500 because their process was that the secret service would check out the golf hole that he was go to

00:05:53.300 next to make sure it was cleared so they checked out the hole he went to next and it wasn't cleared

00:05:59.860 so they cleared it is that a huge success where everything worked just the way it should have or

00:06:08.740 was that an example of them being understaffed because i understand that if trump had been the

00:06:14.260 president instead of a candidate they would have had so much secret service that they would have

00:06:18.980 basically surrounded the entire golf course instead of just traveling with them and one hole had maybe

00:06:24.900 one behind i don't know so i guess we will endlessly talk about whether that was sufficient or insufficient

00:06:34.660 i think we'd all agree that whatever they were doing is insufficient given the current risk level

00:06:40.420 it was an american guy 58 year old guy who's got this weird history of lived in florida he's had lots of arrests

00:06:49.540 and tons of uh tons of connections with the law bad ones he is he was known to have all kinds of weapons

00:06:57.620 so he was a guy who had lots of weapons and he uh apparently went over to ukraine

00:07:08.740 and was working on some kind of a project to see if he could get afghan fighters

00:07:14.020 to join the fight against russia in ukraine i think he was unsuccessful in that but he went over there to

00:07:21.700 he volunteered to fight and they said he's too old and then he volunteered to get other people to fight and i don't think that went anywhere

00:07:30.180 but that raises many questions because when you talk about ukraine you say to yourself hey

00:07:39.780 that ukrainian situation seems to be managed by our intelligence people cia

00:07:45.780 and so if anybody has any connection whatsoever with ukraine the question that all of us ask is

00:07:54.020 connection with ukraine cia is very connected with ukraine is it possible that he was connected with any

00:08:02.420 intelligence people there's no evidence of that and i don't think that that connection is like screaming

00:08:08.580 that there's a connection but it is a weird coincidence that you would have that connection

00:08:18.820 yeah let's see uh oh he he also said quote these trump is going to steal your democracy

00:08:27.700 so the nbc lester holt he's getting some heat because he when he talked about this story last night

00:08:34.580 he mentioned it in the context of trump and vance's fierce rhetoric especially about the haitians and

00:08:44.260 wondered if the trump campaign would tone down their violent rhetoric in other words trying to blame trump

00:08:53.460 for the assassination attempt against him if he would just stop talking in such a way that would fix

00:09:02.100 everything well here's some other uh suspicions with no proof whatsoever but uh mike bens points out

00:09:12.740 that uh quote uh they missed asking john brennan because brennan appeared on msnpc right away he said

00:09:21.060 they missed asking him about his giving visas to the 911 hijackers while he was running the cia station

00:09:26.820 house in saudi arabia now i didn't know anything about that but it certainly raises a question and

00:09:34.340 he says coincidentally this shooter guy this routh guy was doing the same visas for terrorist scheme

00:09:41.300 that would be his ukrainian thing trying to get the afghan fighters

00:09:45.540 to be able to come to ukraine to fight i guess that would take visas

00:09:48.580 uh for those same fighters to join cia back to paramilitaries hmm

00:09:54.820 hmm and then also a uh seems related um you might not think this is related but i'm going to tie them

00:10:06.340 together also from mike bens he reminds us that in 2020 there was this big effort involving homeland

00:10:14.420 security and nato and the dnc and other entities to do this mass censorship campaign across all media

00:10:20.500 platforms in 2020 and they tried to preemptively censor any disputes over things like mail-in ballots

00:10:29.060 and uh you know that was the four key players were the stanford institute university of washington

00:10:35.300 grafica and the atlantic council now how does that have anything to do with an assassination attempt

00:10:41.700 well what it does is it paints a picture of people outside well both inside and outside the government

00:10:50.900 of a level of seriousness that is equivalent to planning an assassination

00:10:59.700 if there was indeed this enormous effort to squelch a free speech in the united states

00:11:06.740 the only thing you could associate that with is some totalitarian will do anything for power

00:11:12.500 situation and so although there's no evidence i've seen that this shooter had any kind of connections

00:11:19.060 or was inspired by anybody or motivated by anybody you know an intelligence or anything like that

00:11:25.940 we don't have any evidence of that but the seriousness with which the fake media has talked about trump

00:11:33.780 and then the actions that these government and non-government entities have taken to make sure

00:11:40.900 that he can't win again suggest that nothing is off limits so the the only way to look at this is

00:11:49.620 apparently they've just removed all limits and if you say well all limits does that include

00:11:57.380 maybe assassinating a potential candidate i would say there's no proof of that

00:12:03.540 but all indications are they don't have a limit on what they're willing to do now keep in mind that their

00:12:09.380 rhetoric is basically it's the end of the world or the end of the country if trump's elected he's hitler

00:12:18.100 he's going to be a dictator take your democracy away and your bodily autonomy is going to be gone

00:12:23.540 all of those things are a call for assassination because if you were to compare the you know how

00:12:30.820 bad is assassination well it's very very very bad don't do it but if you were to tell me well the

00:12:36.740 alternative is hitler takes over and you have no bodily autonomy then i'd say oh oh well let's get

00:12:42.580 back to that other thing that other thing sounding a lot better now so it does seem to me that the

00:12:48.580 government is quite at least knowing that they're creating a situation of extreme danger uh whether

00:12:57.060 that's you know intentional might have something to do with how you define the word because sometimes

00:13:06.260 things are intentional without you doing anything specific you're just sort of creating the situation

00:13:11.860 you know what i mean anyway so we get to watch the gears of the machine so here's my advice when

00:13:20.580 something like this happens you should watch the players who emerge and where they emerge and who

00:13:27.620 they're connected to because you'll see networks of connected people emerge for example i've told you that

00:13:35.060 democrats have a process by which if there's just an ordinary disagreement of policy

00:13:42.420 any normal democrat will go on any of these stations and talk about their normal disagreement in policy

00:13:50.820 but when they've got something extreme like the russia uh collusion hoax it's not the normies there

00:14:00.740 there's like a small collection of designated liars i call them so if you see any of the designated liars

00:14:09.460 that's your tip that there's something much deeper happening and it's not even the normal democrats won't

00:14:14.980 even raise their heads so and i've named them before if you see uh john brennan or clapper or swalwell or

00:14:23.140 schiff or raskin probably a few more but that they tend to cluster when there's a story that really requires a deep lie

00:14:32.580 like oh that that hunter laptop had nothing to do with hunter then they bring the designated liars because the regular normal

00:14:41.940 democrats probably thought well it might be maybe it is that's probably a normal thing to think maybe

00:14:49.780 they thought it wasn't but they didn't rule it out and they didn't think it was necessarily russia

00:14:54.420 so when you have when you have a need for a deep lie like a really really serious lie that you're covering something up

00:15:02.900 you call john brennan

00:15:08.180 and sure enough i haven't seen him on tv forever

00:15:12.580 when was the last time he was on msnbc i don't remember

00:15:15.460 um but there he is he's like the first or one of the first people he would be the person that you'd

00:15:23.780 call in to make sure that there's sort of a cover story or you know there's a diversion going on

00:15:29.780 now i'm not blaming i'm not i don't have any specific accusation i'm not saying i'm not saying that brennan

00:15:36.500 is involved in anything or did anything i'm just saying that i could have told you in advance

00:15:42.500 that if there was a plot and something needed to be covered up he would be the first person you'd see

00:15:49.140 now he was the first person you saw is that a coincidence it could be but

00:15:55.860 if the next people you see are like raskett and clapper and swalwell and schiff

00:16:03.060 that is just so obvious that they know they're covering something now the thing they might be

00:16:09.220 covering up is not necessarily some kind of deep state plot i'm not saying that i'm saying that what

00:16:15.380 they're covering up is that the the news the fake news has been trying to kill trump for a year

00:16:20.420 they've been building a a narrative that should if they did it right trigger exactly guys like this

00:16:31.380 and exactly the guy who tried it in butler crooks so i think what they need to do is cover the

00:16:40.420 the way they covered the laptop the way they covered russia collusion the same set of designated liars will

00:16:46.900 probably be activated and they're going to say well it's because of the way trump talks that's getting him shot

00:16:55.700 so i'm guessing that that's where it's going to go now you should also look for nbc and msnbc to sort of

00:17:03.220 figure out which characters come out first so i saw ken delanian on msnbc haven't seen him i mean he's on regularly

00:17:12.340 but he would be one of the ones that say a glenn greenwald would say oh that's the you know that's

00:17:17.780 an intelligence asset he just happens to have a job on msnbc or nbc now i don't know that but that's the

00:17:26.500 accusation so if you see brennan and delanian as two of the first people you see after a story like this

00:17:36.260 that is every red flag in the world that there's something up that there's something they're

00:17:42.340 trying to hide now like i said it doesn't mean they're hiding any involvement in it i have seen

00:17:49.220 no evidence of that there is the question of how he possibly could have known that trump was there

00:17:57.380 because apparently trump did not have it on a schedule and it was an impromptu

00:18:01.220 i don't know how far in advance it got um determined but you could also think you could

00:18:07.220 you could imagine a number of ways that he could have found out without any secret service people

00:18:13.300 telling him because if the president shows up at a golf club a lot of people know about it as soon as

00:18:19.300 he gets there if the guy didn't live too far away you know golf can last a few hours you know if he

00:18:26.980 lived an hour away and somebody he knows told him the president was there that's all it would take

00:18:33.380 so so i don't think the you know how could he possibly know trump was golfing it wasn't the best

00:18:40.260 secret in the world now the other the other question i have is do you remember when trump was president

00:18:47.060 every now and then some um some reporter some photographer would get a uh

00:18:53.460 one of these uh distant shots of him golfing and it would be just with a camera you know with a zoom

00:19:00.500 lens and i don't know how far away the zoom lens was but i always thought to myself all right i'm no

00:19:07.620 expert in protecting presidents but if i knew that reporters could routinely get zoom lens photography

00:19:16.180 of him golfing i'd be a little worried that somebody with a scope could do something similar

00:19:23.380 so i just always had a a question whether you could ever protect the golf course

00:19:31.220 and so they put trump in a in a glass cube when he gives speeches

00:19:37.700 are they going to put him in something like a pope mobile instead of his golf cart now

00:19:42.340 like what do you do i i don't think you can really protect the golf course

00:19:46.900 how could you protect it against let's say the inevitable drone attack that's almost certainly

00:19:54.420 being planned somewhere yeah i don't know i i hate to see him lose his favorite hobby

00:20:00.420 but you could easily imagine the secret service saying you know what if you really want to be safe

00:20:08.100 there's one thing you got to stop doing which is being outdoors so much where people know you are

00:20:14.580 so i don't think he would ever give up golf but uh i'll bet you there's at least somebody suggesting he does

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00:20:42.660 here's a an example of how brainwashing works so uh there's a just a user on um on x and i'm not even

00:20:56.100 going to give you his name he's not not a public figure but i want to use him as an example but i don't

00:21:01.540 need to i don't need to make it personal because he's more of an example of people not it's not about him

00:21:07.220 specifically and he said uh in a post today he said i don't condone violence from any side that being

00:21:14.340 said trump has been using dehumanizing language for as long as he has been in politics and before

00:21:20.260 the cats and dogs story is just the latest example you have to not acknowledge that as well

00:21:28.500 here's my frame on that has trump been using dehumanizing language

00:21:34.660 yes or no has he been using dehumanizing language

00:21:42.660 well that's that would be subjective he has certainly used language that targets certain

00:21:50.100 groups like illegal migrants and venezuelan gangs and now haitians who might be eating your pets

00:21:57.780 according to him uh i'll say you know my opinion

00:22:02.580 i don't think there's a lot of pet eating going on

00:22:08.020 maybe it happened in some isolated ways

00:22:14.420 here's my take i'm going to give you a a thought experiment imagine if on january 6

00:22:22.980 when trump gave his speech and he said i want you to you know go down we've got to go down there and

00:22:28.500 fight like hell or whatever he said he said fight like hell now imagine if the news the fake news had

00:22:37.300 never taken that quote in the context and it never told you that it was a call to violence suppose

00:22:44.020 nobody had ever mentioned it in the news do you think that there's even one person even one in the

00:22:50.340 whole world who would have found that quote in his speech on their own and thought that that meant

00:22:57.300 violence anybody any any citizen just reading it on their own the answer is no there's not a single

00:23:06.180 human being who would have read that without any outside influence if they just read the transcript

00:23:13.300 they would have said oh that's the normal thing that politicians say all the time

00:23:17.780 got to fight like hell to get this bill passed we're going to fight like hell to get our bodily

00:23:22.420 autonomy back we're going to fight like hell to get a portion you know approved in our state

00:23:28.980 it never means violence but

00:23:32.100 if you decide that it does mean violence then that will trigger a confirmation confirmation bias

00:23:41.300 so your confirmation bias kicks in if you've been convinced that there's one

00:23:46.580 notable place where he did ask for violence it didn't happen but if you think it did then you start

00:23:52.660 noticing it everywhere hey now they did the same thing with racism if you can sell one racist story

00:24:00.100 like the fine people hoax then all the rest of them that are just sort of confirmation bias they all

00:24:07.940 they all start clumping around it that's why the fine people hoax is what i call the tentpole hoax

00:24:14.260 because if you remove that one you can see that people can then see the whole field and they go

00:24:20.100 wait a minute maybe all these others are bullshit too and then they can see that they are

00:24:25.540 so the power of brainwashing is that a perfectly smart ordinary person and again i won't use his name

00:24:34.980 because it doesn't matter who it is he's just a stand-in for people uh could honestly believe

00:24:41.060 that trump is using rhetoric to bring it upon himself or worse bring it upon other people

00:24:46.900 this is pure brainwashing the this is the cleanest example you'll ever see

00:24:54.660 because i think you would agree with my my mental um experiment that if somebody hadn't told you that

00:25:01.540 that meant violence you never would have interpreted it that way you would have interpreted it the normal

00:25:06.260 way you interpret normal language but that didn't happen the bad guys framed it for you

00:25:13.620 um reverend al sharpton um also on msnbc he's talking about how it's racist for advance to say that

00:25:26.980 the haitians are eating pets and i guess that would include trump as a racist to say that haitians eat

00:25:34.420 pets um i posted in response i don't know if i'm double canceled yet that there are no ethical

00:25:42.340 boundaries for self-defense this is important so racism is bad and you should not do it in if if

00:25:53.540 in your personal relationships uh you should not do it in any business or contracts or renting apartments or

00:26:04.500 anything yeah there shouldn't be any laws about it no business constraints so racism is bad

00:26:11.380 pretty much every normal part of society there's just one exception when it comes to your personal

00:26:19.380 defense and i would include in that your family and your pets your pets are part of the family if

00:26:25.860 you're defending your family or your pets there are no ethical boundaries there are legal ones there are

00:26:32.500 legal ones if you cross in line you could go to jail but there's no ethical constraint on self-defense

00:26:38.980 if you see an elbonian walking your way and you've heard stories about elbonians hurting people you have

00:26:46.980 every ethical right to go hide or grab your gun or get ready for something would it be racist yes yes

00:26:55.460 totally 100 racist would it be unethical no not even a little bit not even a little bit now you can use any tool for self-defense

00:27:07.780 now like again it might be illegal and then you would have to answer the law but you wouldn't be breaking an ethical boundary

00:27:15.860 you could be very wrong about whether you're at risk i'm not saying you're right you could be totally wrong

00:27:23.780 but you have every ethical i'll call it a right but you have every ethical right to do anything

00:27:32.020 there are no limits to self-defense you know it's very important you get it right

00:27:38.100 otherwise you go to jail or people get killed who don't need to be killed there's some extra bad things for everybody

00:27:44.260 so i'm not saying it's not full of you know bad terrible things that could happen it's full of them

00:27:50.740 it's just not unethical so let me say this to reverend l sharpton

00:27:56.180 i agree with you and i don't give a fuck what you think about it because your opinion is not relevant

00:28:04.500 to my self-defense if somebody breaks into my house i'm not going to be calling the reverend

00:28:09.540 l sharpton to see what he thinks about the situation it's not relevant to self-defense

00:28:16.260 and i would call the haitian thing which by the way i'll say it again i don't think there's a big problem

00:28:21.780 of pet eating it it may have happened in some isolated incident but i don't think it's you know

00:28:28.740 it's not it's not a national problem it is however a reasonable political proxy topic for talking about

00:28:38.500 the risk of immigration more generally so is it hyperbole a little bit might be based on some real

00:28:46.820 anecdotes that i don't think are going to be spreading across the nation but yeah it's totally

00:28:53.700 fair now is eating your pet worse than killing a human well depends how much you love your pet

00:29:01.940 in my case i'd say yes but but the fact is if they if it's just being used as a proxy

00:29:09.300 for if you bring in unlimited people from another place and you you're not checking them that carefully

00:29:15.940 and they've got a different culture that might take a while to integrate so you don't want to have a

00:29:21.620 flow that's too great that you can't integrate it as fast as the people are coming in you got problems

00:29:28.740 so do i mind if somebody exaggerates a real problem not really that's sort of just politics

00:29:35.620 um so a little a little bit of hyperbole in the service of risk management i don't have any problem

00:29:45.300 with that at all um so let's see what else is going on

00:29:54.980 what else do we need to say about that so that so the main things are we wonder how we knew

00:29:59.780 but i don't think that means that had to be an inside job it's just a question

00:30:06.020 we are going to argue about whether the secret service was great because they stopped it or

00:30:14.100 understaffed which would be a reasonable criticism i think i think it could go either way

00:30:21.780 if they haven't already beefed up trump's security that would be a mistake

00:30:25.860 i would certainly hope they've beefed it up but i think the big battle is going to come down to

00:30:32.580 is are the democrats intentionally trying to kill him and i say yes now when when i say intentionally

00:30:39.940 trying to kill him i mean that they are completely aware that the words that they're choosing not just

00:30:46.260 once in a while and not by mistake but very intentionally should weaponize everything from the

00:30:53.060 uh department of justice which it has weaponized to the uh the commercial markets so the advertisers

00:31:03.460 will stop advertising on certain platforms such as x yes and they should know that it would cause

00:31:10.980 people to vote less less likely to vote for him yes and they should know obviously that it would

00:31:18.180 activate some crazy people to try something now let's let's try to be let's try to be fair here

00:31:26.660 republicans say all the time that uh harris is going to be a communist marxist

00:31:34.100 does that activate people don't want to kill her

00:31:39.300 i haven't really felt it or seen it have you

00:31:42.660 uh i could see why you know calling somebody communist or marxist could hypothetically make

00:31:51.380 somebody say that's too far it'll destroy the country i've got to act but it really really feels

00:31:57.460 different than hitler it just what calling people communist and marxist is a little bit routine

00:32:06.340 within within within the political sphere if nobody had ever done it before it was the first time

00:32:14.020 anybody called somebody a communist or a marxist i would actually be raising an alarm and i'd say hold

00:32:21.540 on hold on your both sides are a little bit you got something to answer to you know you're you're making

00:32:28.420 an accusation that could activate a crazy person but i think in this country it's been so many decades of

00:32:35.220 calling people communists and marxists and knowing that it's at least a little bit hyperbolic i don't

00:32:43.540 think it activates anybody would you agree or disagree it's hard to know what any one crazy

00:32:49.540 individual will be activated by but it doesn't feel the same to me i am however biased so i could be

00:32:59.220 wrong on that but it doesn't seem similar to me um i do think that there is one suspect we haven't

00:33:09.060 talked about whether he had any help i'm sure that conversation will come up did he have any help besides

00:33:14.980 knowing where it was um but there is one suspect who's i'm kind of obvious

00:33:21.140 yes does anybody know where taylor swift was yesterday

00:33:29.380 because uh trump did post the other day that uh i hate taylor swift

00:33:34.900 and i don't motive opportunity i'm just saying i'm just you can't rule without i'm just saying you

00:33:44.420 can't rule without no i'm just joking just joking leave taylor swift alone but i have been asked this

00:33:53.060 question will trump was it smart for trump to say so directly i hate taylor swift which is hilariously

00:34:01.540 blunt uh for a political situation which is what makes it so good because it's just so blunt

00:34:07.140 um here's what i think i think trump was going to win close to zero voters who are taylor swift fans

00:34:18.900 but for every taylor swift super fan i feel like there might be five people who think she's a little

00:34:26.900 too much and and men especially and young men probably not so you know not so eager to say yeah

00:34:37.060 taylor swift maybe a little bit more against her so my first take was oh don't make somebody angry

00:34:45.220 if you don't need to and then my second was oh he's just trying to encourage his base basically

00:34:51.220 because it's a it's a base election more people that you can get to vote you win it's not about

00:34:56.420 getting anybody to change their minds so if he's taking the point of view that nobody's going to change

00:35:01.380 the mind and i think that's accurate and the only thing that matters is can you get more people to

00:35:07.700 be excited and pay attention and want to join up and and be part of the election maybe it helped

00:35:14.420 maybe you got some maybe got some young guys to laugh about it if he got some uh 18 year olds

00:35:22.340 to just laugh out loud when they saw it really did he say this oh that's funny i don't like her either

00:35:27.140 who knows who knows it probably didn't move the dial that much or or at all but i don't think it

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00:36:07.620 get tickets now well there's a top lawyer for google who it turns out is also a close friend of kamala harris

00:36:20.180 and even worked to help her prepare for her uh debate and this top lawyer for google um karen dunn

00:36:31.220 this is a real thing the new york post is reporting this so last tuesday she she delivered an opening

00:36:37.300 defense in this court case in which the biden harris administration is going after google about their

00:36:44.420 digital ad business now google's digital ad business is basically the whole business you

00:36:50.020 know if that that's basically their primary revenue so if the biden harris administration

00:36:55.700 is threatening their primary revenue in the sense of being too monopolistic i think um that's a big deal

00:37:03.220 and the person defending against the government is also helping the government the very same person

00:37:11.140 harris prepare for a debate so does that bother you

00:37:22.100 remember i keep telling you if the only thing you know is what is happening you don't know anything

00:37:27.780 you have to know who the players are the players are the whole game it's not what anybody does it's

00:37:33.860 who's doing it that tells you everything that tells you who's connected who's whose network is what

00:37:40.260 one of the best things you can do is you if you find somebody who's connected to a network

00:37:45.300 watch who else they're connected to and you'll learn everything

00:37:52.980 is there anything else we need to say about the do you mind if i just don't say any more about the

00:37:59.060 assassination attempt everybody's gonna just say the same things it's just gonna be the same

00:38:04.980 thing over and over again the only fun part about it if you can call any of it fun i guess is uh

00:38:13.780 trying to decide whether the msnbc people are are just trying to hide their complicity

00:38:21.700 and whether you think they are complicit i'm going to say yes and by the way this would be the

00:38:27.460 second time that somebody took a essentially a uh a rifle to try to kill a republican now how many

00:38:36.100 times so when i said that if biden won republicans would be hunted trump has been literally hunted twice

00:38:46.340 and uh i think if you look at the number of people who cancel them have other legal problems that have

00:38:52.100 been jailed the hunting is pretty serious and for me that's the biggest honestly it's the biggest

00:38:58.980 issue all right let's talk about some other things the population in greece is collapsing

00:39:05.620 so the population will decrease in greece by 25 by 2070 they're having uh in 2022 there were 77 000

00:39:17.860 births in the whole country but 140 000 people died twice as many people died as were born in greece

00:39:25.300 and in the u.s don't think we're doing much better one in four young americans are not planning to have

00:39:31.940 children due to finances and by the way they might be right about that because one in four sounds like

00:39:39.940 exactly the number who could not afford to have kids so that's bad peter zayon is saying that german

00:39:50.340 nationality is basically dying out um because they're not having babies and they're bringing in lots of other

00:39:58.100 people and so um he said this decade germany also loses their workforce so there's a uh the age of the

00:40:08.980 workforce is aging out and they're bringing in lots of new people basically germany looks like it won't

00:40:15.780 look like anything like germany so they're they're they're turning into some other character of a country

00:40:23.220 um france will not be complaining about that i guess there is a study that then in china they played

00:40:34.500 classical music to depress people and found out that their brain their brains changed a little bit and

00:40:40.740 they became less depressed i've been telling you that for 20 years i've been saying that music is a drug

00:40:48.660 that's administered through your ears and it is the reason that i only use music medicinally

00:40:56.260 now what i mean is um if i want to work out there's some there's some music that helps me work out better

00:41:03.540 that would be a medicinal use of music

00:41:08.100 um sometimes when i want to go to sleep but my brain's too active there's some kinds of music that

00:41:13.940 i know will just sort of put me in a better head but not all i'm not gonna i'm not gonna randomly

00:41:20.180 listen to some dj's choice of music that'd be a huge mistake because that'd be like giving yourself

00:41:25.380 random medicine so i make sure that i choose you know steely dan makes me go to sleep

00:41:34.740 now the reason steely dan makes me go to sleep is that i've heard it so many times

00:41:39.540 but i still listen i still like it that i don't i don't dislike it but i also don't listen to it

00:41:45.060 anymore so it's sort of the perfect noise to have on for me you know your your mileage will vary

00:41:51.380 fleawood mac's another one i've listened to it so much fleawood mac that i don't really hear it

00:41:59.620 and i don't dislike it so it's just perfect um so use your music medicinally and i guess if you use the

00:42:06.420 right kind of classical music they say it can change your brain and make you less depressed i think

00:42:13.780 that's probably true so experiment use it medicinally um how many of you know a young person who can only

00:42:23.540 listen to music all the time do you know anybody like that if you're giving them a ride somewhere they

00:42:29.860 put in the earbuds and listen to music if they're no matter what they're doing just 100 percent of

00:42:36.500 the time they're listening to music and they're not selecting it too much you know within the genre

00:42:41.620 they're letting it sort of circulate i feel like that's just a real real sign that somebody might be

00:42:48.980 an addict or that there's a problem that they're trying to solve with this medicine because they're

00:42:55.380 pumping medicine into their head but they may be doing it too randomly and maybe some of the

00:43:00.820 medicines making it worse so i would be worried about any young person who listens to music just

00:43:07.620 non-stop to me that looks like they're trying to medicate themselves you won't believe this but

00:43:16.420 i know this one's gonna be hard to believe but there's been a study that says that vaping

00:43:24.740 of tobacco is linked to cognitive decline in college students according to science blog

00:43:32.420 that's right so the people who vape the most um have less cognitive ability than people who didn't

00:43:41.060 vape at all or vape less so that proves that vaping makes you dumber right

00:43:47.140 is that what that proves so they found that there's a pretty strong correlation that the more you vape

00:43:56.420 the dumber you are so therefore vaping makes you dumb right that's what it's suggesting vaping makes

00:44:03.860 you dumb does that track with the fact that we're all very aware that nicotine makes you smarter

00:44:10.420 huh this this seems to suggest that nicotine or whatever else is in the vape is making you dumber

00:44:21.860 but yet the science of nicotine would show that it would make you concentrate better maybe actually

00:44:27.060 smarter but well here's a take from dr insensitive jerk um who put in the comment to this in other news

00:44:37.140 long-term pain is associated with aspirin use that's a good point apparently aspirin is causing

00:44:44.820 people long-term pain because wherever you find people who have long-term pain sure enough

00:44:51.700 they're taking advil and aspirin and tylenol so therefore those things must cause long-term pain

00:44:58.820 no that's wrong they're simply associated and as dr insensitive jerk says nicotine is known to

00:45:06.820 improve iq of course people use it when they're struggling if if you're having trouble figuring

00:45:14.900 out life and concentrating in school and doing your homework and you've noticed that the vaping makes

00:45:21.540 you concentrate better because it has nicotine in it probably the people who don't need any help don't

00:45:27.700 vape and maybe the people who know they need some extra help are thinking i better get some extra help

00:45:33.060 and the more the better so i'm not going to conclude that the vaping doesn't make you dumb

00:45:40.900 because it's got some got a lot of chemicals in there but the far more likely explanation

00:45:47.940 is backward science backward science it's backward science all right here's another one this is science

00:45:56.500 just killing it today according to the psy post older couples who experience more agreement in their

00:46:03.220 sexual expression in other words they like having sex um report better marital quality over time huh

00:46:11.860 well well who saw that coming did you know that older married couples who are having the most sex

00:46:19.540 are also the happiest with their marriage i mean who could have known that wait a minute i know how

00:46:27.540 they could have saved some money and not have to do this study they could have asked scott next time just

00:46:35.940 ask me guys and and if you're ever tempted to do another study about let's say uh does having more sex

00:46:45.460 make asian americans happier they'll say married asian americans well it's never been studied

00:46:53.380 but you don't need to the answer is yes does having more sex make people who are democrats more happy

00:47:02.900 don't do the study don't do it yes how about republicans then don't do it don't do the study yes just ask me

00:47:15.460 okay um all right um so the navy according to fox news the navy has launched their first submarine

00:47:26.740 that's built for both genders

00:47:32.980 submarine built for both genders

00:47:37.620 makes you wonder what that includes well it includes a restroom facilities with a little more privacy because

00:47:44.260 i guess there's not much privacy in an old style submarine where there was all guys

00:47:50.260 but i also wonder if they've gone far enough because the submarine has a certain shape to it if you know

00:47:54.660 what i mean i feel like the shape of the submarine needs to be changed because it's a little bit

00:48:02.260 sexist it's just shaped like a giant phallus and i feel like they need some submarines that are more

00:48:09.380 more well let's say the design is more inspired by a vaginal situation for example make it more women-like

00:48:20.500 because when the russians see our vag submarine coming at them well they're going to just turn and

00:48:26.740 run i know i would yeah so let's go the final mile and make it not look so phallic

00:48:33.860 well here's something that's a dog not barking

00:48:40.340 um do you know that it's the end of the summer basically and i have not once complained about

00:48:46.420 running out of electricity here in california

00:48:51.300 have you noticed that

00:48:53.620 so in california one of the things you worry about and you know i actually did a bunch of research and

00:48:59.060 priced backup generators and stuff because i i thought we were going to lose the power

00:49:03.620 any minute i mean in august i thought we're there's no way we're going to get through august

00:49:08.500 i'm going to be sitting here in the dark any minute now but we didn't and it turns out there

00:49:15.460 well two reasons are being credited one is apparently we have less of a drought

00:49:22.500 so our hydroelectric was operating better so the first thing is electricity is very sensitive to rain

00:49:30.580 and so we had more rain so that helped but wasn't the whole story the other story is apparently

00:49:38.100 california and texas too i think did fairly serious work in getting battery storage back up

00:49:46.260 and between the two of them we got through the summer and and texas i think did better too so this is

00:49:54.260 closer to my adam's law of um slow moving disasters that's what it is i forgot my own law

00:50:03.860 so we had a slow moving disaster that uh california was just running out of electricity

00:50:10.020 and although these are not the total solutions because i'm sure we still need a lot more because

00:50:17.220 we're going to do ai and all that stuff but um human beings human beings figured out how to get

00:50:26.820 through another year so good on that the other thing that didn't happen i think is that california

00:50:32.900 did not burn down it was only a few years ago that felt like the whole state was on fire now that might

00:50:38.900 also have something to do with more rain um if i don't know i don't know how fire forest fires work

00:50:46.020 uh did the more rain had create more underbrush so it's worse or did the more rain keep anything

00:50:53.060 moister so it's not as bad so i don't know how the rain works in terms of the forest fires but if we

00:50:58.900 didn't have them i'm guessing maybe california did something better to manage or avoid or put them out

00:51:06.980 faster i know they had um i think they have drones now where if you've got a fire that's hard to get

00:51:14.740 to in the forest they just send down a little fleet of drones to drop some chemicals on it maybe it's

00:51:21.380 stuff like that it's but my guess is it's probably 20 things that all got a little bit better but it's

00:51:29.060 good news i thought you'd like to hear some good news california is not burning up and texas seems to

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00:52:37.940 um according to clean technica the u.s solar industry uh has uh nearly four times

00:52:46.820 it's it's it's just hugely increased since uh and they're giving credit to the inflation reduction act

00:52:54.180 which was really more of a green green act so i think it's uh it's quadrupled from a small base

00:53:03.220 but things are happening in solar as well and in other news rfk jr is being investigated for decapitating a

00:53:14.100 whale 20 years ago uh investigated by the national marine fisheries institute

00:53:20.580 and of course rfk jr says this is all about the weaponization of government against political

00:53:26.340 opponents and i would say it probably is um we knew this at the debate okay

00:53:37.060 all right ladies and gentlemen how many of you would take the position that the uh the rhetoric of the democrats

00:53:50.020 is largely responsible for trump to assassination attempts how many of you would say that that's

00:53:59.060 fairly obvious

00:53:59.940 yes can you go that far to say that it's fairly obvious that they brought this on him

00:54:09.300 i think it's obvious yeah i i would say this one removes all doubt

00:54:16.420 so the the first thing you see is that there's some weird compatibility with the two attempted killers

00:54:23.620 number one they're both white guys now

00:54:31.380 it's true that white guys tend to be more active in mass shootings and gun related stuff if it's like a

00:54:38.340 pre-planned you know crime like this so it's not a total surprise but let me ask let's get back to the

00:54:46.820 conspiracy theory thought if you were the if you were let's say the cia this is just hypothetical

00:54:54.580 i have no evidence that anybody's behind anything right we're just going to hypothetical

00:55:00.340 hypothetically if you were trying to pick somebody to be an assassin in this country who would you pick as

00:55:07.620 a type of person to take out trump well if you didn't want it to turn into some other racial thing

00:55:16.740 you just wanted to get rid of him and then go on managing the country you'd pick a white guy

00:55:23.460 right because it it serves the interest of white guys are dangerous it serves the interest of guns are

00:55:30.580 dangerous and it serves the interest of not making it look like uh some somebody of another race

00:55:38.180 is dangerous so it wasn't a haitian right it wasn't an iranian it was coincidentally somebody who

00:55:49.860 oh in both cases there was some ambiguity about their ideology how in the world do you find two people

00:55:57.540 on the whole planet who have some ambiguity about trump how could you even find two of them

00:56:05.220 why is it that in both cases they have some kind of international connection that suggests it would be

00:56:14.100 easy for them to have some kind of intelligence connection from another country or from within their

00:56:20.340 own that's kind of a big coincidence so crooks had these encrypted apps he was using to contact somebody

00:56:27.940 we don't know overseas we don't know overseas this guy coincidentally got deeply involved with the

00:56:33.700 ukrainian situation which of course is a whole cia operation so what are the odds that there would be

00:56:40.820 be two people who at least had glancing potential contacts with the cia or other intelligence

00:56:50.580 people that's a big coincidence so and in both cases there was a clear um hole in so in secret service

00:57:03.300 protection now on one hand he may have been spotted and they did good work for getting them spotted early

00:57:12.340 on the other hand he had a shot from where he was he already had a shot it was just a long shot

00:57:19.860 like 300 to 500 feet but he had a scope so he had a shot so what are the odds that two randos

00:57:27.860 could both get a clear sign of shot well maybe not that that might not be that unusual like i said

00:57:35.860 if photographers were sometimes getting the zoom lens shot of president trump golfing when he was

00:57:42.900 president if you could do that it does feel like maybe their protection is not as ironclad as we imagine

00:57:51.460 it to be i i always i always thought it was impossible to guard a golf course i i just don't see how you

00:57:58.260 could do that but especially from drones um let's see so we've got that weird coincidence um then we've

00:58:07.860 got both of the attempts happening right before the election which suggests that's very oriented toward

00:58:14.980 helping one team all right now if it happened let's say while he was president

00:58:25.540 it would have just given you a vice president that maybe they didn't like either

00:58:29.620 but if it happens before the election well then they just maybe win the election

00:58:35.300 so it's happening in the time when our domestic people would care the most

00:58:44.180 that's sort of another coincidence but on the other hand anybody who wanted to take him out

00:58:50.580 it's pretty common to try to take somebody out during a um during the election contest so that's not

00:58:57.460 that unusual i guess so what other uh what other weird coincidences do you see in this

00:59:04.740 and then then then the people who are trying to turn the narrative around but that might be just the

00:59:12.260 the narrative people want to make sure that they don't get blamed so that might that doesn't mean

00:59:16.740 they're necessarily part of a plot or anything um

00:59:26.020 all right so are there any other

00:59:28.900 other it was a possible shot during world war ii 300 to 500 yeah

00:59:38.820 and if you imagine that ukraine uh very much wants to keep fighting it looks like

00:59:46.420 and that president a president trump would probably shut it down pretty quickly so you've got

00:59:53.700 that going on so you've got the cia with the access to him and the motive they had the motive and the

01:00:04.420 opportunity it doesn't mean they did it

01:00:10.980 because remember we're also deeply into confirmation bias space right

01:00:15.620 the fact that the first shooter um it looked like at the very least it was incompetence but the

01:00:24.180 incompetence was so extreme that reasonable people are saying i'm not sure that was accidental incompetence

01:00:32.100 so once you once you think the first one looks suspicious

01:00:35.220 the second one is going to look automatically suspicious and it does so don't don't assume

01:00:45.460 that everything that happened in the first one is now relevant to the second one but you you can't

01:00:50.340 turn it off your brain can't turn that off you're going to connect those two there's nothing you can do

01:00:56.180 about it it's sort of like haitians and cats you could try to turn off that connection in your brain but

01:01:01.940 it's permanent now and you know that's unfair to every haitian who is just a good citizen so

01:01:10.820 i'm not saying it's fair or good it just is so beware of your slide into conspiracy theory

01:01:20.340 but at the same time i think every one of those conspiracy theory options is completely alive

01:01:25.780 so i'm not saying it's a conspiracy theory and i'm not saying it's true i'm saying it could go either

01:01:36.420 way so easily that i wouldn't commit to one while the other one's still alive the the other theory is

01:01:42.980 still alive all right um

01:01:47.540 um he had ceramic tiles in his backpack in case in case he needed it as a shield i guess

01:01:57.220 and then we ran he left his backpack it was probably pretty heavy

01:02:03.140 will trump have more assassination attempts well um i don't know what the supply of crazy white guys is

01:02:12.260 you know i always say this about taking out the leaders of terrorist organizations you know on one

01:02:19.780 hand you think oh if you take out the leader of the terrorist organization you know they're going

01:02:23.700 to collapse but no no there's always a second in command and then a third in command so they keep

01:02:29.140 going but whatever brains it took for somebody to be the head of it and pull off something like bin

01:02:37.540 laden the second and third in command aren't going to be as good but by the time you get to the like

01:02:43.540 fifth or sixth replacement leader it's very unlikely you've got somebody who could pull something off

01:02:50.900 so we've got a similar situation with these potential assassins

01:02:56.180 even in the big country there might not be more than

01:02:59.700 three people you could ever motivate to do such a thing so you might be running out of potential

01:03:08.420 people i like to think we'd run out

01:03:13.700 all right um i'm sure this will be talked over incredibly there's no new news on it right in the

01:03:19.860 last few minutes um i think that there will be a big a big gap my guess is you're not going to hear

01:03:27.300 as much as you want to hear about it before the election the only things you're going to hear

01:03:32.580 are oh we definitely proved that he had no specific ideological preference and he certainly doesn't

01:03:40.500 watch msnbc all right here's something that i think you could know don't you think you could check

01:03:49.540 to see i don't know if you could check the television but if he used his phone let's say for news

01:03:57.300 isn't the first thing you could find out is who uh activated him i don't mean any kind of

01:04:03.300 intelligence person i'm talking about the news if you found out that he watched i'm guessing you

01:04:10.500 could probably find out if you found out that he had apps for news and he was following certain

01:04:15.700 outlets you would know who brainwashed him but i'll bet we'll never hear that

01:04:21.620 uh i'll bet that it's find outable but i'll bet we'll never hear it

01:04:30.580 and then all the rascals like jamie raskin and swalwell and schiff will be out in force

01:04:37.540 and they'll be saying stuff like he brought it upon himself

01:04:40.740 um we all saw the story about uh vindman's wife sort of made a joke about it that wasn't well taken

01:04:58.660 i do have a joke but i've been told i have to save it so i can't tell you my clever joke but

01:05:05.700 when it's not too soon i'm gonna i'm gonna whip it out

01:05:15.220 white guys ricky says white guys are even better at being psychos well i don't like to brag

01:05:22.980 but my people have the best psychos no i don't even call them my people

01:05:28.260 i i've just decided to stop looking at the averages of things because it's just dumb

01:05:36.820 i'm going to treat everybody as an individual if you don't mind because i like individuals i do not

01:05:43.540 like being held to managing the average of some group i don't care if your average is as good as

01:05:51.060 the other people's average no interest at all

01:05:57.940 yeah if you try to if you try to choose somebody there's no ambiguity but so generally that would

01:06:03.940 be true but somehow they managed to introduce it with uh crooks saying that he was looking at both

01:06:12.180 biden events and trump so they somehow managed to introduce ambiguity even after he shot somebody

01:06:20.980 which is quite a trick

01:06:27.140 and how did this guy get any money he was living in hawaii he was traveling to ukraine he had all kinds

01:06:33.540 of guns i mean i know he had a job at one point but you have to ask yourself if he had a little extra money

01:06:41.300 all right who told you all right that's all i got for today it's going to be full of the

01:06:54.260 same story over and over again i wish you the best of luck but before we go

01:06:59.940 how about i tell you how trump can win the election

01:07:07.220 i have an idea

01:07:11.220 it goes like this

01:07:12.100 if you can get republicans well let's say trump supporters they don't have to be republicans if

01:07:20.580 every trump supporter tries to convert one non-voter

01:07:25.540 to get them to request a mail-in ballot and then tell them to mail it in and vote for trump

01:07:37.380 the republicans are unbeatable here's the thinking if i said to you hey why don't you be like scott

01:07:44.420 presser and try to try to get lots of people to sign up you'd say that sounds really hard and i don't

01:07:50.180 want to quit my job and go do that but if i said to you do you know one person that likes trump but

01:07:58.340 isn't likely to vote almost everybody would say yes and then if i said if you worked on that one

01:08:07.060 person do you think you could get them to get at least a mail-in ballot because then it's easy you

01:08:13.460 know you could literally sit with them and say you like trump i like trump could you do me a favor

01:08:18.740 can you just fill in that ballot i'll even mail it for you every single republican can get one

01:08:25.380 person who has never voted before to vote and vote for trump if you know which way they lean

01:08:32.340 every person so here's my challenge i'm already working on one person so i found a young person who's

01:08:41.780 never voted who leans toward trump and so i'm going to work on that one person i've already sent them

01:08:49.620 the link if you don't know the link just google you know where do you where do i sign where do i

01:08:56.500 register to vote in my state and it'll pop right up and then you can send the link to somebody just text

01:09:02.740 them now it might it might take you a number of uh contacts so the first time you might say hey you

01:09:10.580 know you should you should sign up here's the link they're not going to click it then you got to follow

01:09:16.900 up again which i will when i get my one i'm going to brag about it i'm going to do a post and say i got one

01:09:26.820 i got one non-voter and by the way i'm very specifically saying don't bother trying to change

01:09:32.900 a democrat into a trump voter don't don't bother that that's hard just take somebody who's already

01:09:40.340 leaning in that direction and thinks the country is falling apart and all they have to do is click on

01:09:44.820 a link put in put in some personal information hit a box done so part i think that probably

01:09:54.740 70 of the reason that some people don't vote is they don't know how

01:09:59.380 literally they also are not accountable so there's nobody who's going to want them to vote and feel

01:10:05.460 bad if they don't so you got to find one person that will feel bad if you ask them later and they

01:10:12.740 haven't voted and they do think things are going wrong and they think if only there was something we

01:10:18.580 could do about it yes and if you really want to sell it if you can get your one person see if you

01:10:27.060 can get them to get one other person so you want everybody to see if they can get one person and then

01:10:34.820 automatically it's going to turn into a competitive event even if you don't make it that way because

01:10:40.580 if i could get one person i'm automatically going to think oh wow i got a person i'm going to try to get

01:10:46.100 a second one just because i'm just built that way you know one isn't enough if you can get one person

01:10:54.020 to vote well i'm going to beat you if you can get three of your family to vote who have never voted

01:10:59.540 before and you post that an x do you know what i'm going to do damn you you got three i'm going to give

01:11:06.900 four and then i'm going to put that in your comments there take that so being being a scott pressler

01:11:15.060 very hard yeah um i could not be more complimentary to what he does getting one person who has never

01:11:24.180 voted before but likes trump to just click a link and fill in some things while you're you're on them

01:11:30.820 and you're making sure that you're you're holding them accountable yeah you could do that i i would

01:11:36.340 i would dare say nearly a hundred percent of trump voters could do that now it matters most in the swing

01:11:43.380 states it matters way less to me but if you're in pennsylvania

01:11:50.580 listen to me all right i grew up in the northeast in upstate new york i know you pennsylvanians

01:11:59.300 i know you and every one of you who are trump supporters or could be trump supporters would enjoy

01:12:06.740 watching the news and watching the faces of the fake news people fall off as they watch him win in the

01:12:13.380 landslide it's what you want you know you'd enjoy it think about the faces of the news people when they

01:12:21.460 find out that you lied to the pollsters and way more people voted than anybody expected

01:12:28.500 so pennsylvanians hear me swing state people hear me here's your challenge every single one of you

01:12:38.500 everyone every one of you if you're gonna vote it's not enough let me be clear voting's not enough this

01:12:46.740 year it's not enough you got to find one non-voter to see if you can help them click the link get the

01:12:55.140 mail-in vote and actually mail it in and that is how you win for sure and let me put the final frame

01:13:03.780 on this trump has been fighting for in my opinion the country for what eight years longer if you count

01:13:14.180 his private life he has risked his life twice it's time to pay him back we're going to drag him over the

01:13:25.540 fucking finish line he's going to do you know he's going to do everything right he's going to be balls

01:13:32.500 to the wall trump's going to be a hundred percent his campaign's going to be a hundred percent is it

01:13:38.020 enough i don't know but it will be enough if every one of us grab him by the lapel and like the secret

01:13:46.100 service we say i don't know what you were planning on but this is what's going to happen and we just

01:13:52.260 drag him over the finish line right it's got to come from below it there's just not enough from above

01:13:59.940 i mean you can get money and you they can do great but they are doing great they can go to every

01:14:04.980 state they will go to every state they can do great rallies they are doing great rallies not enough

01:14:10.500 you are going to have to do something more than just your one little vote you got to get one more

01:14:15.700 you got to get one more so i'm going to tell you when i get mine and then you tell me when you get yours

01:14:23.140 and we'll compare notes and that ladies and gentlemen is how you win and i'm going to talk privately

01:14:30.820 to the people on uh locals the subscribers on locals and uh thanks for joining on youtube

01:14:37.140 and rumble at x and i will see you all tomorrow

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - September 16, 2024

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