Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2606 CWSA 09⧸23⧸24

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00:00:47.000 And it happens now.

00:00:48.480 Go.

00:00:53.580 Ah.

00:00:53.980 Man, I can feel that all the way down to my mitochondria.

00:01:01.220 And I don't even know what a mitochondria is.

00:01:05.480 Well, let's start with some science news

00:01:07.400 before we get into the politics.

00:01:09.620 There's a study, according to Science Alert,

00:01:11.800 that says that owning a cat could double your schizophrenia risk.

00:01:15.860 Huh.

00:01:16.380 Now, they do say it's not necessarily causal.

00:01:21.740 It could be just a correlation.

00:01:24.060 But let's dig a little bit deeper.

00:01:26.860 Let's see.

00:01:27.480 What would schizophrenia mean?

00:01:29.280 Well, that would mean emotional blunting,

00:01:31.920 delusions, and hallucinations.

00:01:34.040 Huh.

00:01:34.900 I wonder if I can tie this topic to politics in any way.

00:01:38.940 Emotional blunting, delusions,

00:01:42.300 hallucinations,

00:01:43.320 hoaxes,

00:01:46.860 hoaxes,

00:01:48.440 fake news,

00:01:50.080 MSNBC.

00:01:51.780 So, there's not really a huge difference

00:01:54.800 between having schizophrenia

00:01:57.200 and watching MSNBC and thinking it's real.

00:02:02.540 I mean, there is a difference.

00:02:04.720 There's not like a giant difference.

00:02:07.560 So, let's see.

00:02:08.780 The other thing that would be a tip

00:02:10.640 that there might be some connection with politics

00:02:13.380 is if there was something about cat owners

00:02:16.400 that we knew.

00:02:19.380 What do we know about cat owners?

00:02:21.180 Well, let's see.

00:02:21.820 I checked a statistic.

00:02:23.580 And 58% of cat owners are women.

00:02:28.380 Hmm.

00:02:29.820 So, owning a cat can make you hallucinate

00:02:33.480 and be delusional and emotionally blunted.

00:02:35.860 And most cat owners are women 0.99

00:02:39.940 and most Harris supporters are women

00:02:43.960 who own cats

00:02:46.000 who would make them hallucinate

00:02:49.360 that Trump is going to steal their democracy.

00:02:52.720 There.

00:02:53.240 Pulled it all together.

00:02:54.800 I bet you didn't think I could bring that one home, did you?

00:02:57.440 Yeah.

00:02:58.240 Pulled it all together.

00:02:59.600 No, I don't believe necessarily

00:03:01.320 that cats are giving anybody any schizophrenia,

00:03:03.720 but it's not a giant coincidence

00:03:06.860 that the people who support Harris

00:03:08.620 have a lot of cats.

00:03:10.860 Maybe that's just a coincidence.

00:03:12.820 You never know.

00:03:15.400 If you would like to know more

00:03:17.940 about most of my science-y related topics,

00:03:23.840 you should follow Owen Gregorian on X.

00:03:28.280 It's spelled just the way it looks.

00:03:30.180 Owen Gregorian.

00:03:31.600 So, I get a lot of my,

00:03:34.100 especially the science-y tips from Owen.

00:03:38.320 So, follow Owen for more.

00:03:42.200 Did you know that fewer than 50%

00:03:45.740 of the students in Washington State

00:03:48.520 are at grade level in science and math,

00:03:50.780 according to the post-millennial?

00:03:53.240 Fewer than 50%.

00:03:55.200 Huh.

00:03:56.640 Now, wouldn't it be great

00:03:59.860 if the writer of that story

00:04:01.680 was really good at math?

00:04:03.700 Because it's a story about other people

00:04:05.700 who are bad at math.

00:04:07.940 You know it would be awkward

00:04:08.980 if the person who wrote the story

00:04:11.160 about other people being bad at math

00:04:13.180 didn't really connect all the dots with the math.

00:04:18.940 Because within the story

00:04:20.320 about the public schools

00:04:22.500 being way bad at science and math,

00:04:26.580 it may be worse than they've ever been.

00:04:28.600 In the same article,

00:04:30.440 it says that the Washington State

00:04:32.220 has the highest private school attendance.

00:04:35.220 So, in Washington State,

00:04:36.780 nearly 25% of the K-12ers

00:04:39.380 are in a private school.

00:04:40.520 Do you think that's related?

00:04:43.060 If you saw this story,

00:04:47.720 just the headline,

00:04:48.860 you'd say to yourself,

00:04:49.960 whoa, those schools used to be bad,

00:04:52.660 but they're getting worse at a faster level.

00:04:55.760 Now, it might be that they're getting worse.

00:04:58.880 But what would happen

00:04:59.760 if you took any public school

00:05:01.480 and then you took 25% of the best students

00:05:05.860 and moved them to private schools?

00:05:07.720 What would happen

00:05:08.780 to the average of the people who are left?

00:05:11.220 It doesn't mean they're doing worse.

00:05:14.880 It just means who's left.

00:05:17.460 Am I wrong?

00:05:20.060 Who are the kids who go to private school?

00:05:22.840 Because it costs more.

00:05:24.320 It's not the dumb ones.

00:05:25.880 The dumb ones are not being pulled out of public school

00:05:28.420 and put in expensive private schools.

00:05:31.520 It's usually the richer, smarter kids.

00:05:35.740 So, if you took the richer, smarter kids

00:05:37.940 out of the public school,

00:05:39.060 that alone would drop the number of people

00:05:43.340 who are good at their school by a lot.

00:05:47.600 So, I would suggest

00:05:49.000 that this is a little more complicated.

00:05:51.020 It could be that what's happening

00:05:52.560 is that the public schools are so bad

00:05:55.660 that they have the highest number of people

00:05:58.240 trying to get out of them.

00:05:59.700 So, that could be what's happening.

00:06:01.000 The other possibility

00:06:02.780 is that Washington State is lucky

00:06:05.360 and that it has the most school choice

00:06:07.660 because school choice

00:06:09.860 could get to the same place

00:06:11.420 except that it would be a positive story

00:06:14.020 about education.

00:06:16.360 In other words,

00:06:18.000 the high percentage of private school students

00:06:21.280 could be telling us

00:06:22.680 that Washington State

00:06:23.720 is producing the best trained students

00:06:26.620 in the country.

00:06:27.220 But if you were to look at the headline,

00:06:31.560 you'd say,

00:06:32.160 whoa,

00:06:32.640 they might be producing

00:06:34.000 some of the worst students in the country.

00:06:36.960 And that's because

00:06:37.640 if you're just looking at the public school,

00:06:40.000 you're missing out

00:06:41.280 that they have the highest percentage

00:06:43.140 of private school

00:06:43.980 and that's got to be a big part of the math.

00:06:46.400 Meanwhile,

00:06:48.720 the UAE,

00:06:50.560 they're going big on indoor farms

00:06:53.740 because they're a desert

00:06:55.440 so they need indoor farms. 0.98

00:06:57.180 Otherwise,

00:06:57.560 they have to ship stuff in from far away

00:06:59.500 which is expensive.

00:07:01.060 So, there's a company called Pure Harvest Farms

00:07:03.080 looking for more funding to expand.

00:07:05.560 But here's the part that I found interesting.

00:07:08.840 I'm going to make you all interested

00:07:10.400 in indoor farming.

00:07:12.800 That's my goal.

00:07:14.220 My goal is simply to make you interested.

00:07:17.280 In indoor farming.

00:07:19.280 Because if you get interested,

00:07:21.700 then other people get interested

00:07:22.920 and it spreads

00:07:23.800 and then it's easier to get them funded.

00:07:26.740 It just becomes sexier.

00:07:28.700 So, I'm going to make indoor farming

00:07:30.520 the sexiest thing in the country.

00:07:33.040 So, here are a few things we know

00:07:34.360 so that you're all smart.

00:07:36.700 Did you know

00:07:37.620 that the indoor farm

00:07:39.060 could lower your water usage

00:07:40.480 by up to 95% in some cases?

00:07:43.540 So, maybe 80% would be more reasonable.

00:07:46.400 But imagine if you could reduce

00:07:48.660 by 80%

00:07:50.280 what you need for farming.

00:07:54.320 Farming is what sucks up most of your water.

00:07:56.860 We have this big old water problem

00:07:58.540 in California.

00:08:00.400 It's largely the farming.

00:08:01.940 But indoor farming can solve that.

00:08:05.000 What about fertilizer?

00:08:06.400 We're running on a fertilizer

00:08:07.660 and plus you don't want a lot of fertilizer

00:08:09.540 on your food.

00:08:11.200 Well, indoor farms use less.

00:08:14.640 Or, I think it could use none.

00:08:17.440 If you have a controlled environment,

00:08:19.380 I think you can get down to none,

00:08:21.180 but I'm not sure.

00:08:22.360 You might need some.

00:08:23.860 What about labor?

00:08:26.140 Well, in the short run,

00:08:28.680 labor probably would be similar,

00:08:31.740 you know, whether it's indoors or out.

00:08:33.520 Because it would take a human

00:08:34.540 to walk around and pick stuff.

00:08:35.960 But, what happens if the robots

00:08:39.120 are doing all the work?

00:08:42.240 Seems to me that an indoor robot

00:08:44.820 would be much cheaper

00:08:45.980 than an outdoor robot.

00:08:47.980 For one thing,

00:08:49.320 you could optimize the robot

00:08:50.980 for the exact configuration

00:08:53.040 that would be very predictable.

00:08:54.300 But also, it won't be

00:08:56.240 sitting outside getting ruined.

00:09:00.580 Because I can't figure out

00:09:02.180 what would be worse for anything

00:09:04.000 than sitting out in the elements.

00:09:06.700 So, you could save money on labor

00:09:08.800 when you got your robots.

00:09:10.220 You could save money on...

00:09:14.220 Oh, the negative.

00:09:15.920 So, these are the negatives.

00:09:18.060 You need to construct it.

00:09:20.620 I think that one of the big

00:09:23.780 future advances

00:09:25.980 will be modular indoor farms.

00:09:30.580 Because right now, you know,

00:09:32.040 it would take some money

00:09:32.980 to build an indoor farm.

00:09:34.580 But how much money would it take

00:09:35.820 to build, like, segments?

00:09:38.960 So, you could just buy

00:09:40.100 as many segments as you need

00:09:41.780 to make it as long as you want.

00:09:44.080 And it's just delivered on a truck.

00:09:46.840 And there's not much

00:09:48.080 putting it together.

00:09:49.700 I feel like you could take

00:09:51.760 the cost of construction

00:09:53.420 of the indoor farm

00:09:55.020 down by 80%.

00:09:57.520 You know, with mass production

00:09:59.780 and more modular kind of stuff.

00:10:02.200 Maybe 80%.

00:10:03.140 What about...

00:10:05.300 Let's see.

00:10:06.880 How about the...

00:10:08.060 Oh, what about the shipping?

00:10:11.700 If you can put the food

00:10:13.480 closer to the people,

00:10:15.020 you can get rid of a whole bunch

00:10:16.760 of refrigeration time.

00:10:17.580 And you don't have to gas

00:10:19.880 the vegetables so they look good.

00:10:22.700 Because you just grow them

00:10:23.880 until they're ready

00:10:24.540 and then people eat them

00:10:25.740 within hours.

00:10:27.460 So, you've got this big

00:10:29.280 transportation advantage.

00:10:31.040 Of course, you need power.

00:10:33.160 But you can use solar, I suppose.

00:10:34.900 I think indoor farms

00:10:38.060 are the future.

00:10:39.900 Especially for newly built

00:10:41.920 designed cities.

00:10:43.460 Have you heard

00:10:46.300 of anybody saying,

00:10:47.720 boy, you know,

00:10:48.240 what you should try

00:10:48.940 is ayahuasca.

00:10:50.780 It's some kind

00:10:51.940 of very dangerous

00:10:53.040 hallucinogen.

00:10:55.540 Now, I say very dangerous

00:10:57.000 because that's the nature

00:10:58.020 of the story

00:10:58.520 I'm going to tell you.

00:10:59.440 I don't know how dangerous

00:11:00.480 it is.

00:11:00.980 I'm no doctor.

00:11:02.180 Some people say

00:11:02.960 it's not so dangerous.

00:11:04.580 But there's some

00:11:05.520 new evidence

00:11:06.720 that maybe it is.

00:11:09.240 But one of the stories

00:11:10.840 we're hearing,

00:11:11.360 this is anecdotal

00:11:12.660 at this point,

00:11:13.560 is that a number

00:11:14.880 of CEOs

00:11:17.260 of startups,

00:11:18.600 they go and they have

00:11:20.120 their hallucination

00:11:21.320 experience

00:11:23.700 with ayahuasca.

00:11:24.880 It's supposed to

00:11:25.600 change your brain

00:11:26.880 forever to be,

00:11:28.100 I don't know,

00:11:28.920 happier or more productive

00:11:30.400 or something.

00:11:31.520 But that they,

00:11:33.100 once they come back

00:11:33.880 from their ayahuasca experience,

00:11:35.620 they quit their jobs.

00:11:37.940 So, it turns out

00:11:39.180 that it makes you

00:11:39.860 not care about

00:11:41.360 chasing after

00:11:42.740 the billionth dollar,

00:11:44.360 I guess.

00:11:45.440 So, there's some concern

00:11:47.580 that as the CEO

00:11:49.380 has become happier

00:11:50.320 and more well-balanced

00:11:51.560 through some kind

00:11:52.800 of a hallucinogenic experience,

00:11:54.680 that they're not

00:11:55.580 as hungry.

00:11:57.660 And so,

00:11:58.340 they're not chasing

00:11:58.880 success

00:12:00.200 and that that might hurt

00:12:01.440 the Silicon Valley.

00:12:04.560 I don't know.

00:12:05.180 I don't know if that's

00:12:05.920 a big problem

00:12:06.860 to worry about.

00:12:07.580 but Ashley Vance

00:12:09.400 was talking about that.

00:12:10.380 I thought I'd

00:12:10.920 pass it along.

00:12:13.660 But,

00:12:14.200 in related news,

00:12:15.400 according to New Atlas,

00:12:16.680 psilocybin,

00:12:17.640 you know,

00:12:17.880 that would be the

00:12:18.440 mushroom-related

00:12:20.280 hallucinogens,

00:12:22.600 they tested it

00:12:23.920 compared to the

00:12:24.700 normal meds

00:12:25.360 for depression,

00:12:26.240 the SSRIs.

00:12:27.640 And what do you think

00:12:28.520 worked better?

00:12:30.140 Well,

00:12:30.480 I wouldn't be telling you

00:12:31.500 if it were the SSRIs.

00:12:33.700 So,

00:12:34.900 not only did they get

00:12:36.000 similarly great results,

00:12:39.300 but that the mushroom people

00:12:41.700 had longer-lasting

00:12:43.360 positive benefits

00:12:44.440 in their life.

00:12:45.300 So,

00:12:45.780 basically,

00:12:46.320 it wasn't close.

00:12:48.160 If you believe

00:12:49.180 this one study

00:12:50.000 that wasn't super-powered

00:12:51.600 and wasn't,

00:12:53.200 it wasn't a gold-standard study,

00:12:55.660 so,

00:12:56.300 use your judgment.

00:12:58.020 But,

00:12:58.400 when studies agree with me,

00:12:59.740 I like to tell you about them

00:13:00.900 because that's the best

00:13:01.980 you can do.

00:13:02.480 just find stuff

00:13:03.780 that agrees with you

00:13:04.620 and pretend it's credible.

00:13:06.420 That's what I do.

00:13:07.520 That's what you should do, too.

00:13:10.280 According to Slay News,

00:13:13.300 Trump has more favorable ratings

00:13:16.260 than,

00:13:16.840 among voters,

00:13:18.280 than Taylor Swift.

00:13:21.080 Now, remember,

00:13:22.000 that's among voters.

00:13:23.700 So,

00:13:24.300 it might not be

00:13:25.300 that there are more people

00:13:27.300 who like Trump.

00:13:29.060 It's just that

00:13:30.000 a lot of young people

00:13:30.920 who can't vote

00:13:31.620 might be the Taylor Swift fans.

00:13:34.280 So,

00:13:34.880 it's kind of close,

00:13:36.460 but there is a difference.

00:13:38.720 And,

00:13:38.940 Trump is a little bit

00:13:40.580 more favorable

00:13:41.540 than Taylor Swift.

00:13:43.080 So,

00:13:43.560 a number of you said,

00:13:44.840 is Trump being stupid

00:13:46.480 and crazy

00:13:47.120 and,

00:13:48.100 you know,

00:13:49.380 being chaotic

00:13:50.240 or something

00:13:50.780 because he said,

00:13:52.420 I hate Taylor Swift?

00:13:53.520 and people said,

00:13:56.340 no,

00:13:56.640 don't,

00:13:57.020 don't offend

00:13:57.560 Taylor Swift's

00:13:58.680 fans.

00:14:00.260 That's bad

00:14:00.720 for politics.

00:14:02.060 And I said,

00:14:03.520 eh,

00:14:04.240 I'm not so sure

00:14:05.060 that's bad

00:14:05.540 for politics

00:14:06.300 because I wasn't sure

00:14:08.380 at the time

00:14:08.960 if there were more people

00:14:10.100 who disliked her

00:14:11.020 than liked her.

00:14:12.660 But,

00:14:13.860 he may have played

00:14:14.820 that right.

00:14:15.940 So,

00:14:16.160 his comments,

00:14:16.980 his anti-Taylor Swift comments

00:14:19.920 may have actually

00:14:22.020 gamed him votes.

00:14:24.020 You know,

00:14:24.320 I doubt it

00:14:24.980 because I think

00:14:25.680 people have mostly decided.

00:14:27.220 But,

00:14:27.440 it didn't hurt him.

00:14:28.520 I don't think

00:14:29.000 it hurt him at all.

00:14:32.240 Well,

00:14:32.780 I keep following

00:14:33.520 the story about Chicago

00:14:34.760 where the old gang members,

00:14:36.860 the existing gangs

00:14:37.840 are mad at the new gangs.

00:14:39.740 So,

00:14:39.980 the new gangs

00:14:40.580 of the Venezuelans,

00:14:42.340 pretty tough.

00:14:44.040 And,

00:14:44.400 so,

00:14:45.320 not only did Chicago

00:14:46.460 ship in a whole bunch

00:14:48.180 of violent new gangs,

00:14:49.920 but they decided,

00:14:51.960 their local government

00:14:53.280 decided to turn off

00:14:54.420 ShotSpotter.

00:14:56.120 Now,

00:14:56.520 ShotSpotter

00:14:57.240 is a technology

00:14:58.200 that they put in cities

00:14:59.400 where they've got

00:15:00.780 listening devices

00:15:02.020 and they can hear

00:15:03.440 where there's

00:15:04.100 gunfire.

00:15:06.340 And,

00:15:06.580 if it's presumably

00:15:07.960 unauthorized gunfire

00:15:09.480 because it's in the city,

00:15:11.240 then the police

00:15:12.260 can immediately dispatch

00:15:13.400 and they know where to go

00:15:14.440 because they know

00:15:15.780 where the gunfire

00:15:16.340 came from.

00:15:17.760 So,

00:15:18.100 that used to be

00:15:18.940 in effect

00:15:20.400 and they just

00:15:21.380 turned it off.

00:15:23.220 So,

00:15:23.840 they shipped in

00:15:24.520 new gangs

00:15:25.240 and then they

00:15:26.640 turned off

00:15:27.460 the ShotSpotter.

00:15:29.880 Does anybody

00:15:30.820 see any problems

00:15:31.820 coming?

00:15:33.640 The gangs

00:15:34.460 are just going to

00:15:35.080 shoot it out.

00:15:36.840 I think they found

00:15:37.960 a way to

00:15:38.600 get rid of

00:15:39.620 the original gangs

00:15:40.620 by bringing in,

00:15:41.900 you know,

00:15:42.500 better armed,

00:15:43.400 more violent gangs.

00:15:44.660 I don't know

00:15:46.640 that there are

00:15:47.180 two ways

00:15:47.840 to take over

00:15:48.620 territory.

00:15:50.680 The only way

00:15:51.620 I know of,

00:15:52.420 if you want to be

00:15:53.140 the drug dealer

00:15:54.120 of choice

00:15:54.720 in a certain

00:15:55.360 block of the city,

00:15:56.720 I think you have

00:15:57.800 to kill the people 0.79

00:15:58.600 who are already there.

00:16:00.120 I'm not recommending it,

00:16:01.680 just to be clear.

00:16:03.020 I don't recommend it.

00:16:04.540 Don't kill anybody.

00:16:05.640 Don't be violent.

00:16:07.160 I'm just saying

00:16:08.160 I'm not aware

00:16:09.460 of a second method.

00:16:10.720 So if

00:16:12.520 the new criminals

00:16:14.080 are coming in

00:16:14.900 and the ShotSpotter

00:16:15.980 is turned off

00:16:16.780 and probably

00:16:17.960 the police

00:16:18.580 have been defunded,

00:16:19.580 I don't know

00:16:19.940 if that's true,

00:16:20.560 but it feels like

00:16:21.500 it fits the story.

00:16:24.020 I feel like

00:16:24.820 they just gave up

00:16:25.660 on Chicago.

00:16:27.900 They just gave up.

00:16:31.260 Anyway,

00:16:32.380 good luck,

00:16:33.160 Chicago.

00:16:33.840 If you live there,

00:16:34.900 I would recommend

00:16:35.700 you should get out.

00:16:38.580 Get out.

00:16:40.020 Get away. 0.73

00:16:40.720 I saw

00:16:44.280 Joshua Lysak

00:16:45.460 who I worked with

00:16:47.740 on my books.

00:16:49.240 I'm still working

00:16:49.960 with on my books.

00:16:51.800 And he's an editor,

00:16:53.820 ghostwriter,

00:16:55.080 very successful.

00:16:56.860 And he noted

00:16:57.680 on X

00:16:58.740 that YouTube

00:16:59.380 has been artificially

00:17:00.520 limiting my live streams.

00:17:02.960 And he showed

00:17:03.600 the page

00:17:05.180 of all my live streams

00:17:06.580 and they had

00:17:07.600 31,000

00:17:08.460 and they just stopped.

00:17:09.220 no matter

00:17:10.480 what my topic is

00:17:11.620 or no matter

00:17:12.620 what's happening

00:17:13.220 in the world.

00:17:14.240 31,000

00:17:15.160 and we're done here.

00:17:17.300 We're done here.

00:17:19.000 Now,

00:17:19.240 do you think

00:17:19.700 that my numbers

00:17:21.420 could be 31,000

00:17:22.860 pretty much

00:17:23.900 every day?

00:17:25.420 Does that

00:17:25.980 sound real

00:17:26.840 to you?

00:17:27.180 I don't think so.

00:17:32.740 You should see

00:17:33.400 my Instagram numbers.

00:17:36.420 My Instagram numbers

00:17:37.580 are also flat forever.

00:17:39.100 Not that I do much

00:17:40.100 on Instagram,

00:17:40.960 so you're not

00:17:41.660 missing anything there.

00:17:43.140 But I don't think

00:17:45.240 it's an accident.

00:17:45.960 doesn't it look

00:17:47.880 like exactly

00:17:48.540 what it is?

00:17:52.100 I don't know.

00:17:53.740 Yeah,

00:17:54.020 what I'd be interested

00:17:54.980 in is if my

00:17:56.020 live stream audience

00:17:57.260 differs a lot.

00:17:59.920 Because if the

00:18:00.840 live stream audience

00:18:01.880 goes way up

00:18:03.100 and way down,

00:18:04.280 that would suggest

00:18:05.540 that there's

00:18:06.060 some capping

00:18:07.100 going on.

00:18:08.380 But if my

00:18:08.860 live stream audience

00:18:09.960 who are

00:18:11.080 sort of

00:18:11.720 well trained

00:18:12.780 to know where

00:18:13.640 it is

00:18:13.900 and when it

00:18:14.300 comes on,

00:18:15.100 if that's going

00:18:15.980 all over the place

00:18:16.840 but my total

00:18:18.060 number is flat,

00:18:19.520 that would

00:18:20.700 raise an eyebrow.

00:18:22.440 So,

00:18:22.960 I'm going to say

00:18:24.180 it seems most likely

00:18:25.520 that I'm capped.

00:18:27.420 Now,

00:18:27.960 would you call that

00:18:28.960 rigging an election?

00:18:31.560 Of course you would.

00:18:33.360 Of course,

00:18:33.720 that's rigging an election.

00:18:35.100 If it's true.

00:18:36.580 Now,

00:18:37.100 I can't say it's true.

00:18:38.200 I'm just looking

00:18:38.780 at the numbers

00:18:39.320 and saying,

00:18:40.240 well,

00:18:40.500 it would be

00:18:40.860 one heck of a coincidence

00:18:42.040 if it was always

00:18:43.440 the same number

00:18:44.140 and nobody else

00:18:44.960 ever has had

00:18:45.620 that experience.

00:18:47.260 So,

00:18:48.840 given that

00:18:49.660 what I mostly

00:18:51.040 talk about

00:18:51.820 is politics

00:18:53.460 and mostly

00:18:54.620 it's leaning

00:18:55.620 in one direction,

00:18:56.940 if you cap that,

00:18:58.820 what does that do

00:19:00.140 to an election?

00:19:02.880 Well,

00:19:03.200 in theory,

00:19:04.000 it should

00:19:04.300 influence it

00:19:06.820 and it should

00:19:08.240 influence it

00:19:08.880 in a way

00:19:09.320 that is unstated

00:19:10.480 and somewhat

00:19:11.260 secretive

00:19:11.940 even though

00:19:12.680 it seems obvious.

00:19:13.420 we don't know

00:19:14.000 for sure.

00:19:14.920 Cannot confirm

00:19:15.800 that that's

00:19:16.280 what's happening

00:19:16.800 because the other

00:19:18.300 possibility

00:19:18.860 is an amazing

00:19:19.600 coincidence.

00:19:20.860 A gigantic

00:19:21.760 amazing coincidence.

00:19:23.900 Could happen.

00:19:25.940 Coincidences

00:19:26.460 do happen.

00:19:27.800 Or maybe

00:19:28.420 they have

00:19:28.800 some other

00:19:29.300 explanation

00:19:29.880 about monetization

00:19:30.940 or something else

00:19:31.700 but,

00:19:32.660 well,

00:19:33.200 I don't know,

00:19:33.740 looks kind of

00:19:34.320 sketchy to me.

00:19:36.380 apparently I

00:19:39.800 was trending

00:19:40.440 this morning

00:19:40.960 on X

00:19:41.520 over that

00:19:42.380 topic.

00:19:45.120 So,

00:19:45.720 remember

00:19:45.980 Trump the

00:19:47.260 other day

00:19:47.800 said to

00:19:48.320 some Jewish

00:19:48.940 group he

00:19:49.400 was talking

00:19:49.820 to that,

00:19:51.720 quote,

00:19:51.820 any Jewish

00:19:52.440 person that

00:19:53.020 votes for

00:19:53.480 her,

00:19:53.860 meaning

00:19:54.060 Harris,

00:19:54.780 especially now,

00:19:55.760 should have

00:19:56.080 their head

00:19:56.400 examined.

00:19:57.960 He said

00:19:58.720 that if he

00:19:59.180 loses,

00:19:59.760 it will be

00:20:00.040 the fault

00:20:00.520 of Jewish

00:20:01.040 voters,

00:20:01.560 according to

00:20:02.040 Jake Tapper.

00:20:02.700 So,

00:20:04.000 Jake Tapper

00:20:04.360 was talking

00:20:04.920 to Tom Cotton

00:20:05.720 who didn't

00:20:06.900 really take

00:20:07.360 the bait.

00:20:08.860 But,

00:20:09.500 here's what

00:20:10.020 I would say.

00:20:11.440 If you

00:20:12.120 want to

00:20:12.480 judge

00:20:12.920 whether you

00:20:13.980 should

00:20:14.400 say that

00:20:16.760 Trump is

00:20:17.180 being somehow

00:20:17.840 anti-Semitic,

00:20:20.420 replace Jews 1.00

00:20:21.580 in this story

00:20:22.320 with any

00:20:22.860 other group.

00:20:24.920 And it

00:20:25.560 works for

00:20:26.160 every group.

00:20:27.680 If you

00:20:28.300 were talking

00:20:28.740 to a

00:20:29.120 women's

00:20:29.500 group,

00:20:30.220 and he

00:20:30.580 said,

00:20:31.200 if I

00:20:32.300 lose and

00:20:33.680 women didn't 1.00

00:20:34.300 vote for

00:20:34.720 me enough,

00:20:35.680 you're going

00:20:35.980 to feel

00:20:36.240 bad about

00:20:36.700 it.

00:20:37.360 It's going

00:20:37.660 to be

00:20:37.780 your fault.

00:20:39.180 And then

00:20:39.700 he goes

00:20:40.000 to the

00:20:40.220 next group

00:20:40.760 and says,

00:20:41.740 all right,

00:20:42.040 black

00:20:42.280 Americans,

00:20:43.120 if you

00:20:44.100 don't vote

00:20:44.480 for me

00:20:44.920 and I

00:20:45.480 lose,

00:20:46.500 you're

00:20:46.780 going to

00:20:46.880 feel bad.

00:20:47.340 It's going

00:20:47.540 to be

00:20:47.680 on you.

00:20:49.100 Then

00:20:49.500 he goes

00:20:49.760 to the

00:20:49.940 next group

00:20:50.480 and said,

00:20:51.480 all right,

00:20:51.740 senior citizens,

00:20:52.880 if you

00:20:53.640 don't make

00:20:54.000 it to

00:20:54.280 vote,

00:20:55.460 it's going

00:20:56.000 to be

00:20:56.180 on you.

00:20:57.640 Now,

00:20:59.040 am I

00:20:59.940 wrong that

00:21:00.480 it works

00:21:00.860 for every

00:21:01.260 group?

00:21:02.860 All it

00:21:03.560 is is

00:21:03.940 normal

00:21:04.300 talking.

00:21:05.540 Well,

00:21:06.180 normal for

00:21:06.820 Trump.

00:21:07.700 He's

00:21:07.960 basically

00:21:08.320 saying,

00:21:09.100 here's the

00:21:09.960 upside,

00:21:10.460 here's the

00:21:10.840 downside,

00:21:11.680 the upside

00:21:12.320 is terrific,

00:21:13.160 the downside

00:21:13.620 is terrible,

00:21:14.240 and you're

00:21:14.820 going to feel

00:21:15.120 bad if you're

00:21:15.720 part of the

00:21:16.100 downside.

00:21:17.340 What part

00:21:17.840 of that

00:21:18.140 exactly is

00:21:18.900 anti-Semitic?

00:21:21.000 Now,

00:21:21.680 you might

00:21:22.000 say,

00:21:22.320 but Scott,

00:21:23.180 he only

00:21:23.800 said it

00:21:24.580 to the

00:21:25.720 Jews,

00:21:26.680 to which

00:21:27.740 I say,

00:21:29.380 so.

00:21:31.560 There's

00:21:32.060 probably

00:21:32.320 lots of

00:21:32.720 things he

00:21:33.080 only said

00:21:33.680 once to

00:21:34.260 one group

00:21:34.860 or put

00:21:36.540 it in a

00:21:37.000 certain way.

00:21:38.380 I don't

00:21:39.040 think it

00:21:39.280 means anything.

00:21:40.940 And I

00:21:41.860 would be

00:21:42.160 hard-pressed

00:21:42.880 to find an

00:21:45.200 actual living

00:21:46.120 human being

00:21:46.760 who said,

00:21:47.200 you know

00:21:47.440 what,

00:21:48.280 I was

00:21:48.680 personally

00:21:49.320 offended by

00:21:50.380 that.

00:21:50.960 But watching

00:21:51.500 the news,

00:21:52.860 CNN in this

00:21:53.600 case,

00:21:54.300 try to

00:21:54.760 turn it

00:21:55.160 into

00:21:55.380 something,

00:21:56.100 it's

00:21:56.380 clearly

00:21:56.740 a

00:21:56.960 nothing.

00:21:58.080 I mean,

00:21:58.640 Trump could

00:21:59.380 not be

00:21:59.840 more pro-Jewish

00:22:01.720 American and

00:22:02.540 more pro-Israel

00:22:03.480 than anybody

00:22:04.700 you've ever

00:22:05.080 seen in your

00:22:05.580 life.

00:22:06.300 So it's

00:22:06.820 the stupidest, 0.89

00:22:08.080 weakest

00:22:08.920 attack.

00:22:10.360 And it's

00:22:10.820 lame and

00:22:11.640 it's

00:22:11.840 disgusting.

00:22:13.880 But it's

00:22:16.400 Jake

00:22:16.620 Tapper,

00:22:17.140 so.

00:22:18.400 There you

00:22:18.960 go.

00:22:19.420 And it's

00:22:19.700 a political

00:22:20.060 season.

00:22:22.640 Well,

00:22:23.160 apparently,

00:22:23.600 there's

00:22:24.680 some

00:22:24.920 thinking,

00:22:25.760 I think

00:22:26.100 this was

00:22:26.480 in the

00:22:26.760 Hill,

00:22:27.080 that Senate

00:22:28.020 Democrats

00:22:28.480 are worried

00:22:29.340 that pollsters

00:22:30.200 may be,

00:22:30.860 they might be

00:22:32.120 undercounting

00:22:32.780 the Trump

00:22:33.180 voters.

00:22:34.880 What do

00:22:35.520 you think

00:22:35.780 of that?

00:22:36.860 That's

00:22:37.180 crazy,

00:22:37.640 isn't it?

00:22:39.060 Crazy,

00:22:40.020 crazy.

00:22:40.960 The thought

00:22:41.540 that the

00:22:41.980 pollsters

00:22:42.440 might be

00:22:42.980 undercounting

00:22:44.180 the Trump

00:22:44.700 voters.

00:22:45.860 I mean,

00:22:46.160 what would

00:22:46.600 be behind

00:22:47.080 that,

00:22:47.940 other than

00:22:48.540 the express

00:22:49.500 intent to

00:22:50.600 not answer

00:22:51.220 pollsters,

00:22:52.040 and the fact

00:22:53.080 that we

00:22:53.360 saw it

00:22:53.680 in 2016,

00:22:54.760 and we

00:22:55.460 saw it

00:22:55.800 in 2020,

00:22:56.860 and every

00:22:57.560 single time

00:22:58.240 that's looked

00:22:58.700 at,

00:22:59.400 the Trump

00:22:59.780 supporters

00:23:00.240 are undercounted.

00:23:02.280 So what

00:23:02.760 would make you

00:23:03.220 think it's

00:23:03.540 going to

00:23:03.740 happen again,

00:23:04.440 just because

00:23:04.840 it happened

00:23:05.220 every time?

00:23:07.540 I mean,

00:23:08.540 come on,

00:23:09.300 where is your

00:23:09.820 reasoning?

00:23:10.680 Just because

00:23:11.200 it happened

00:23:11.620 every time,

00:23:13.480 what makes

00:23:14.480 you think

00:23:14.780 it's going

00:23:15.060 to happen

00:23:15.320 again?

00:23:15.680 Well,

00:23:18.600 pattern

00:23:18.940 recognition

00:23:19.500 maybe.

00:23:21.820 There's

00:23:22.460 an article

00:23:24.220 by Douglas

00:23:25.620 McKinnon,

00:23:26.640 and he

00:23:28.480 was saying

00:23:28.920 that the

00:23:30.420 working-class

00:23:31.160 voters are

00:23:32.240 the scared

00:23:33.020 voter majority.

00:23:34.820 He noted

00:23:35.300 that the

00:23:35.860 working-class

00:23:36.600 people are

00:23:37.120 more frightened

00:23:37.800 of their

00:23:38.480 economic future

00:23:39.520 than any

00:23:40.200 time he can

00:23:40.720 remember,

00:23:41.700 and that

00:23:42.160 they're Trump

00:23:42.760 supporters by

00:23:43.520 nature,

00:23:43.880 meaning that

00:23:45.880 they're leaning

00:23:46.340 toward Trump

00:23:46.980 as the

00:23:47.500 solution to

00:23:48.120 their economic

00:23:48.720 plight,

00:23:50.120 and that

00:23:51.620 they may be

00:23:52.800 underappreciated

00:23:55.400 just how

00:23:56.540 angry they

00:23:57.280 are,

00:23:57.900 or scared.

00:23:59.080 I think

00:23:59.360 scared is

00:23:59.920 the proper

00:24:02.260 term that

00:24:02.760 Douglas was

00:24:03.260 using.

00:24:04.380 So let

00:24:05.700 me ask you

00:24:06.220 this.

00:24:06.960 You're sitting

00:24:07.540 on your

00:24:07.900 couch.

00:24:09.120 Sometimes you

00:24:09.740 remember to

00:24:10.360 vote,

00:24:10.700 and sometimes

00:24:11.140 you don't.

00:24:12.300 Sometimes you

00:24:12.880 care,

00:24:13.240 sometimes you

00:24:13.800 don't.

00:24:14.080 You're kind

00:24:14.400 of a

00:24:14.720 sometimes

00:24:15.380 voter.

00:24:17.480 But this

00:24:18.280 time,

00:24:19.100 you're scared.

00:24:21.080 You're

00:24:21.660 actually scared.

00:24:23.580 Are you

00:24:23.880 more likely

00:24:24.340 to vote?

00:24:25.660 Yes.

00:24:27.420 So I'm

00:24:28.360 not sure

00:24:28.820 that you

00:24:29.220 can measure

00:24:30.380 likelihood

00:24:31.620 to vote

00:24:32.420 when a

00:24:33.520 gigantic

00:24:33.980 swath of

00:24:34.820 potential

00:24:35.300 Trump voters

00:24:36.060 are the

00:24:36.920 most frightened

00:24:37.780 they've

00:24:38.800 ever been,

00:24:40.280 at least,

00:24:40.880 you know,

00:24:41.400 after the

00:24:42.060 Depression,

00:24:42.500 I suppose.

00:24:42.880 about

00:24:45.300 Harris.

00:24:47.100 Now,

00:24:47.620 the potential

00:24:48.640 for them

00:24:49.180 to be

00:24:49.500 undercounted

00:24:50.260 is pretty

00:24:50.760 high,

00:24:51.800 because I

00:24:52.180 don't think

00:24:52.520 anybody in

00:24:53.860 the media

00:24:54.360 has any

00:24:55.940 sense of

00:24:57.100 the pulse

00:24:57.740 of just how

00:24:58.380 angry and

00:24:59.100 scared they

00:24:59.600 are.

00:25:00.600 So that

00:25:01.720 could be a

00:25:02.120 surprise

00:25:02.620 coming.

00:25:03.820 Could be.

00:25:04.320 there are

00:25:07.880 new polls

00:25:08.480 that came

00:25:08.900 out today

00:25:09.420 that are

00:25:09.780 all over

00:25:10.140 the place,

00:25:10.740 some of

00:25:11.180 them saying

00:25:11.700 Harris is

00:25:12.900 up and

00:25:13.400 some of

00:25:13.780 them saying

00:25:14.280 that Trump

00:25:14.780 is up.

00:25:15.820 But here's

00:25:16.880 one that

00:25:17.320 feels like

00:25:18.040 foreshadowing.

00:25:20.340 this is a

00:25:23.120 new poll

00:25:23.460 by the

00:25:23.920 CNN New

00:25:24.640 York Times.

00:25:25.640 Now,

00:25:26.180 you might

00:25:26.500 know that

00:25:27.140 the New

00:25:27.420 York Times

00:25:27.880 is not

00:25:28.340 pro-Trump.

00:25:30.800 And the

00:25:31.340 last time

00:25:31.880 they looked

00:25:33.660 at Arizona

00:25:34.420 and polled

00:25:35.000 it,

00:25:35.720 they said

00:25:36.140 Harris was

00:25:36.760 up by

00:25:37.140 five.

00:25:38.540 Now,

00:25:39.100 you might

00:25:39.320 say to

00:25:39.660 yourself,

00:25:40.360 well,

00:25:40.940 really?

00:25:42.180 Up five

00:25:43.100 in Arizona?

00:25:43.960 I mean,

00:25:44.200 if you

00:25:44.440 follow the

00:25:45.760 battleground

00:25:47.280 states at

00:25:47.800 all,

00:25:48.500 you'd know

00:25:48.880 that that

00:25:49.940 would be a

00:25:50.840 shocking,

00:25:51.720 kind of

00:25:52.820 weird result.

00:25:54.320 Up five?

00:25:56.080 Well,

00:25:56.520 they have a

00:25:56.840 new result.

00:25:57.620 They say

00:25:58.220 now Trump's

00:25:59.180 up five.

00:26:01.260 So they

00:26:02.020 went from

00:26:02.400 Harris up

00:26:02.920 five to

00:26:03.380 Trump up

00:26:03.840 five?

00:26:05.280 A ten

00:26:05.960 basis point

00:26:06.600 swing?

00:26:09.560 What?

00:26:10.700 How's that

00:26:11.420 happen?

00:26:13.320 Do you

00:26:13.940 think that

00:26:14.420 that many

00:26:14.880 people changed

00:26:15.560 their minds

00:26:16.200 since the

00:26:17.940 last time

00:26:18.320 they polled

00:26:18.680 them?

00:26:19.960 No,

00:26:20.220 they didn't.

00:26:21.280 What's

00:26:21.600 different?

00:26:23.760 How about

00:26:24.060 North Carolina?

00:26:25.560 It went

00:26:25.840 from Harris

00:26:26.520 was up

00:26:26.920 two to

00:26:27.560 Trump

00:26:27.920 is up

00:26:28.240 two,

00:26:28.720 four point

00:26:29.460 swing.

00:26:31.260 And they've

00:26:32.220 got Trump

00:26:33.140 ahead by

00:26:33.520 four in

00:26:34.040 Georgia.

00:26:35.220 Now,

00:26:35.660 it's important

00:26:36.540 to know

00:26:37.220 that there

00:26:37.880 are current

00:26:38.380 polls that

00:26:38.960 are very

00:26:39.400 different from

00:26:39.980 this.

00:26:40.800 But the

00:26:41.340 New York

00:26:41.640 Times is

00:26:42.420 not a

00:26:42.780 pro-Trump

00:26:43.280 poll.

00:26:44.620 So they're

00:26:45.320 not

00:26:45.740 cooking the

00:26:46.920 books to

00:26:47.480 help him.

00:26:50.080 So why

00:26:50.920 do you

00:26:51.160 think that

00:26:53.440 they reversed

00:26:54.340 so blatantly?

00:26:58.300 Do you

00:26:58.960 think any

00:26:59.340 other pollsters

00:27:00.180 are going to

00:27:01.160 find that

00:27:02.340 maybe their

00:27:02.800 prior answers

00:27:03.660 were a

00:27:05.080 little bit

00:27:05.320 off?

00:27:06.680 Do you

00:27:07.380 think that

00:27:08.480 when I

00:27:08.860 predicted a

00:27:09.740 year ago

00:27:10.280 and all the

00:27:11.060 smart people

00:27:11.580 predicted a

00:27:12.240 year ago

00:27:12.680 that the

00:27:13.740 polls over

00:27:14.460 the summer

00:27:14.920 would be

00:27:15.380 completely

00:27:15.880 fake and

00:27:17.760 they would

00:27:18.040 be meant

00:27:18.940 to create

00:27:19.760 a certain

00:27:20.200 voting

00:27:21.000 pattern?

00:27:22.640 And that

00:27:23.360 when we

00:27:23.680 got close

00:27:24.120 to the

00:27:24.420 actual

00:27:24.720 election,

00:27:25.580 which would

00:27:26.020 be October,

00:27:27.520 coming right

00:27:28.120 up,

00:27:29.020 that the

00:27:29.780 polls would

00:27:30.280 tighten.

00:27:31.920 And would

00:27:32.680 the polls

00:27:33.100 tighten because

00:27:33.840 the voters

00:27:34.680 would tighten

00:27:36.760 in their

00:27:37.180 opinions?

00:27:38.160 No,

00:27:38.640 I never

00:27:38.980 said that.

00:27:39.740 I said

00:27:40.840 the polls

00:27:41.300 would tighten

00:27:41.820 because they

00:27:42.440 were fake

00:27:43.060 and they

00:27:44.220 need to

00:27:44.820 become more

00:27:45.660 real when

00:27:46.360 you get to

00:27:46.920 the actual

00:27:47.400 election so

00:27:48.680 that when

00:27:49.000 everybody grades

00:27:49.820 them, the

00:27:50.520 only thing

00:27:51.140 they will be

00:27:51.540 graded on is

00:27:53.020 how they did

00:27:53.600 on the day

00:27:54.080 of the

00:27:54.300 election.

00:27:56.180 Everything

00:27:56.660 else, they

00:27:58.020 can say,

00:27:58.580 well, it

00:27:58.980 was true over

00:28:00.720 the summer, but

00:28:02.140 then people

00:28:02.620 changed their

00:28:03.160 opinions.

00:28:04.040 So we just

00:28:04.940 caught up with

00:28:05.520 their changing

00:28:05.980 opinions and

00:28:06.760 everything's

00:28:07.720 credible.

00:28:08.320 Don't worry

00:28:08.720 about it.

00:28:09.220 Yeah,

00:28:09.900 everything's

00:28:10.380 fine.

00:28:11.200 We didn't

00:28:11.620 change our

00:28:12.080 methodology.

00:28:13.420 Yeah, just

00:28:13.720 maybe people

00:28:14.320 changed their

00:28:14.840 minds.

00:28:15.760 But in fact,

00:28:16.580 we expect that

00:28:18.260 they will change

00:28:18.880 their methodologies.

00:28:21.540 Could it be

00:28:22.540 that the

00:28:24.000 Siena New York

00:28:24.700 Times has

00:28:25.480 decided to get

00:28:26.360 ahead of it

00:28:27.360 and they

00:28:28.400 went early?

00:28:31.760 What do

00:28:32.440 you think?

00:28:33.460 Do you think

00:28:34.280 there's any

00:28:34.800 change in

00:28:35.460 their methodology?

00:28:37.400 I don't know,

00:28:38.320 one way or

00:28:38.880 the other.

00:28:39.220 But how do

00:28:40.260 you get this

00:28:40.820 much of a

00:28:41.360 swing when

00:28:43.280 there wasn't

00:28:43.920 much that

00:28:44.800 happened that

00:28:45.360 should have

00:28:45.840 changed the

00:28:46.340 polling?

00:28:49.840 So I'm

00:28:50.700 going to say

00:28:51.260 keep an eye

00:28:52.320 on this

00:28:52.780 space.

00:28:54.020 If in the

00:28:54.740 next week or

00:28:55.420 two you see

00:28:56.060 another one

00:28:56.580 like this

00:28:57.160 where, huh,

00:28:58.720 it really went

00:28:59.420 from one direction

00:29:00.260 to the other

00:29:00.740 kind of quickly

00:29:01.400 and I don't

00:29:02.620 see anything in

00:29:03.280 the news that

00:29:03.980 would have

00:29:04.220 caused that.

00:29:06.540 Look for

00:29:07.180 that.

00:29:07.660 anyway,

00:29:10.380 here's another

00:29:12.480 little sign.

00:29:14.280 Colin Ruggs

00:29:14.880 talking about

00:29:15.380 this on X.

00:29:16.500 There's a

00:29:17.180 Democrat mayor

00:29:18.000 who's a

00:29:19.160 Muslim and

00:29:20.600 he's a mayor

00:29:21.080 in Hamtramck

00:29:22.540 in Michigan.

00:29:23.980 Now, it's a

00:29:24.420 smallish city,

00:29:25.420 but it's

00:29:27.760 notable because

00:29:28.520 he's a

00:29:28.880 Democrat and

00:29:29.600 he's a

00:29:29.900 Muslim and

00:29:30.740 he's in

00:29:31.200 politics and

00:29:32.600 he has

00:29:32.980 announced he's

00:29:33.640 endorsing

00:29:34.120 Donald Trump.

00:29:37.220 In 2021,

00:29:38.880 they elected,

00:29:39.740 they're the

00:29:40.040 first nation

00:29:40.680 and the

00:29:41.640 first city in

00:29:42.940 the nation

00:29:43.360 to have an

00:29:44.440 all-Muslim

00:29:45.240 city council.

00:29:46.600 So we're

00:29:48.600 talking about

00:29:49.440 a place that

00:29:50.280 politically is

00:29:51.180 very Muslim 0.99

00:29:52.380 and the

00:29:53.360 mayor,

00:29:53.860 who's a

00:29:54.280 Democrat,

00:29:55.680 just endorsed

00:29:56.820 Trump.

00:29:57.320 When I found

00:29:57.860 out my friend

00:29:58.520 got a great

00:29:59.180 deal on a

00:29:59.820 wool coat

00:30:00.220 from Winners,

00:30:01.060 I started

00:30:01.820 wondering,

00:30:02.740 is every

00:30:03.560 fabulous item

00:30:04.340 I see from

00:30:05.020 Winners?

00:30:05.820 Like that

00:30:06.360 woman over 0.99

00:30:06.840 there with

00:30:07.300 the designer

00:30:07.740 jeans.

00:30:08.580 Are those

00:30:09.160 from Winners?

00:30:10.100 Ooh,

00:30:10.720 or those

00:30:11.060 beautiful gold

00:30:11.680 earrings?

00:30:12.540 Did she pay 0.97

00:30:12.980 full price?

00:30:13.880 Or that

00:30:14.160 leather tote?

00:30:14.920 Or that

00:30:15.180 cashmere sweater?

00:30:15.820 Or those

00:30:16.440 knee-high

00:30:16.760 boots?

00:30:17.600 That dress?

00:30:18.380 That jacket?

00:30:19.040 Those shoes?

00:30:20.080 Is anyone

00:30:20.860 paying full

00:30:21.480 price for

00:30:22.040 anything?

00:30:23.020 Stop

00:30:23.500 wondering.

00:30:24.280 Start winning.

00:30:25.220 Winners.

00:30:25.820 Find fabulous

00:30:26.480 for less.

00:30:30.360 What's going

00:30:31.160 on here?

00:30:33.060 Have you

00:30:33.760 noticed that

00:30:34.560 it's sort

00:30:36.860 of hilarious

00:30:37.440 the

00:30:38.620 endorsements

00:30:40.400 that Harris

00:30:40.860 is getting?

00:30:42.280 So,

00:30:43.120 instead of

00:30:43.800 getting the

00:30:44.200 Teamsters Union,

00:30:45.360 which would

00:30:45.660 be a nice,

00:30:47.080 really meaty,

00:30:48.220 solid endorsement,

00:30:49.400 they decided,

00:30:50.680 eh,

00:30:51.620 maybe we

00:30:52.120 won't endorse

00:30:52.740 anybody.

00:30:53.600 We always,

00:30:54.400 seems like we

00:30:55.060 always do the

00:30:55.660 Democrats,

00:30:56.600 at least for

00:30:57.480 the last few

00:30:58.140 decades,

00:30:58.720 but maybe you

00:30:59.420 just won't do

00:31:00.060 one this time.

00:31:01.720 Well,

00:31:02.000 that's pretty

00:31:02.340 bad,

00:31:02.660 but don't

00:31:02.960 worry,

00:31:04.100 because she

00:31:04.540 did get

00:31:05.200 the Cheney

00:31:06.140 endorsement.

00:31:07.640 Oh.

00:31:09.240 And she

00:31:09.900 got the

00:31:10.260 IRS 0.92

00:31:10.660 endorsement.

00:31:12.400 Wait,

00:31:12.740 what?

00:31:12.980 we're a

00:31:15.140 country that

00:31:15.700 was literally

00:31:16.220 founded on

00:31:17.440 dumping tea

00:31:19.740 in the

00:31:20.120 harbor

00:31:20.400 because we

00:31:21.820 didn't want

00:31:22.180 to pay

00:31:22.440 taxes.

00:31:25.000 So,

00:31:26.400 anyway,

00:31:28.600 I've got a

00:31:31.360 feeling that,

00:31:32.360 and do you

00:31:32.820 remember the

00:31:33.180 story of,

00:31:33.940 there was a

00:31:34.480 CBS reporter

00:31:35.440 who went to a

00:31:36.740 bunch of

00:31:37.320 restaurants in

00:31:38.360 one of the

00:31:38.680 battleground states

00:31:39.580 and could

00:31:41.240 only find

00:31:41.900 one person

00:31:42.820 in each

00:31:43.400 restaurant that

00:31:44.160 was a

00:31:44.440 Harris

00:31:44.640 supporter,

00:31:45.720 and everybody

00:31:46.560 else was

00:31:47.020 Trump.

00:31:48.200 And then you

00:31:48.600 look at the

00:31:49.020 polls and it

00:31:49.580 looked about

00:31:50.160 even.

00:31:51.880 But is

00:31:53.080 that because

00:31:53.600 Democrats don't

00:31:54.680 go to

00:31:54.940 restaurants?

00:31:57.200 Like,

00:31:57.880 why is it

00:31:58.800 that the

00:32:00.020 anecdotal stuff

00:32:00.940 is so far

00:32:01.800 off the

00:32:03.060 data?

00:32:04.580 Consistently.

00:32:06.300 Hmm.

00:32:07.120 I wonder what

00:32:07.760 that is.

00:32:09.080 What's that

00:32:09.540 all about?

00:32:10.560 Then you

00:32:10.940 look at the

00:32:11.380 fact that

00:32:11.860 people are

00:32:12.300 wearing MAGA

00:32:13.100 hats in

00:32:13.560 public that

00:32:14.320 they've never

00:32:14.740 been able to

00:32:15.260 do before.

00:32:16.640 What's that

00:32:17.260 all about?

00:32:19.320 You know,

00:32:19.600 one of the

00:32:20.120 BS filters

00:32:22.020 that I teach

00:32:22.780 you is when

00:32:24.180 observation doesn't

00:32:25.840 match the

00:32:26.480 science.

00:32:27.780 Now,

00:32:28.040 what you

00:32:28.400 shouldn't do

00:32:29.220 is assume

00:32:30.280 that the

00:32:30.800 observation is

00:32:31.660 somehow scientific

00:32:32.500 proof.

00:32:33.480 It's not.

00:32:35.220 But if

00:32:36.160 your observation

00:32:36.960 violently

00:32:38.300 disagrees with

00:32:39.780 the data,

00:32:41.040 you should

00:32:41.620 start asking

00:32:42.320 some questions.

00:32:43.580 And I always

00:32:44.020 use the same

00:32:44.620 example.

00:32:45.620 The data

00:32:46.080 says that

00:32:46.760 smoking cigarettes

00:32:48.020 can give you

00:32:48.940 lung cancer.

00:32:50.360 And sure

00:32:50.720 enough,

00:32:51.660 I observe

00:32:52.300 across my

00:32:53.200 entire life

00:32:53.900 that I only

00:32:55.120 know one

00:32:55.820 person who

00:32:56.360 died of lung

00:32:56.940 cancer who

00:32:57.520 was not a

00:32:58.180 smoker.

00:32:59.280 Everybody

00:32:59.560 else was a

00:33:00.160 smoker.

00:33:01.380 So that

00:33:02.000 fits.

00:33:02.960 Anecdote,

00:33:03.820 science,

00:33:04.500 perfect.

00:33:05.780 Got it.

00:33:07.800 But why

00:33:08.520 did the

00:33:08.880 polls say

00:33:09.440 that the

00:33:09.860 election is

00:33:10.440 close, but

00:33:11.760 every time

00:33:12.200 you talk to

00:33:12.960 a group of

00:33:13.460 people, it

00:33:13.860 doesn't look

00:33:14.260 that way?

00:33:16.020 Shouldn't

00:33:16.500 there be

00:33:17.080 also some

00:33:18.100 anecdotes

00:33:18.780 where somebody

00:33:19.420 went somewhere

00:33:20.440 and everybody

00:33:21.700 was just

00:33:22.300 accidentally a

00:33:23.520 Harris supporter?

00:33:26.560 Have you

00:33:27.220 seen the

00:33:27.580 work?

00:33:28.120 I can't

00:33:29.180 remember.

00:33:29.680 Maybe you'll

00:33:30.020 tell me in

00:33:30.420 the comments.

00:33:32.300 Gentleman

00:33:33.020 who's last

00:33:33.620 name is

00:33:34.080 Saruga.

00:33:35.380 Sarugo?

00:33:36.620 I think I'm

00:33:37.160 butchering that.

00:33:38.380 So in the

00:33:38.720 comments, you'll

00:33:39.820 know who I'm

00:33:40.300 talking about

00:33:40.780 when I mention

00:33:41.260 it.

00:33:41.980 So on X,

00:33:42.640 there's some

00:33:44.380 expert who

00:33:45.100 has some

00:33:45.480 equipment and

00:33:47.000 allegedly they

00:33:47.900 can go to

00:33:48.480 a Kamala

00:33:50.480 Harris rally

00:33:51.120 and they can

00:33:52.680 determine how

00:33:53.480 many of the

00:33:53.900 people who

00:33:54.440 have been to

00:33:55.160 that rally

00:33:55.680 had been to

00:33:56.740 prior rallies

00:33:57.640 because they

00:33:58.800 would use the

00:33:59.280 same equipment

00:33:59.900 at various

00:34:00.760 rallies and

00:34:02.280 they seem to

00:34:03.160 determine that

00:34:03.860 a huge

00:34:04.540 percentage of

00:34:05.980 the people who

00:34:06.500 attend to

00:34:06.860 rallies have

00:34:08.420 attended prior

00:34:09.240 rallies in

00:34:10.640 very different

00:34:11.280 places, meaning

00:34:12.440 that they would

00:34:12.940 have to be

00:34:13.360 bused in or

00:34:14.040 drive in and

00:34:15.760 that they would

00:34:16.220 be essentially

00:34:17.260 professional

00:34:18.880 attendees.

00:34:20.560 Now, I don't

00:34:21.720 know if there's

00:34:22.320 something like

00:34:23.000 that with

00:34:24.200 Trump supporters

00:34:25.100 because I

00:34:26.060 wouldn't be

00:34:26.400 surprised if it's

00:34:27.180 like the

00:34:27.480 Grateful Dead,

00:34:28.540 you know, that

00:34:28.880 both candidates

00:34:29.660 have people

00:34:30.220 who maybe

00:34:31.100 just travel

00:34:31.700 around because

00:34:32.240 they love

00:34:32.960 the environment,

00:34:34.020 you know, maybe

00:34:34.300 they just love

00:34:34.960 how it feels.

00:34:36.260 So there could

00:34:36.860 be some

00:34:38.220 correlation that

00:34:39.060 everybody has

00:34:39.780 this, but it's

00:34:41.000 being reported

00:34:41.600 as a Harris

00:34:43.480 specific thing.

00:34:46.180 So there again,

00:34:47.720 I don't know

00:34:48.540 the accuracy

00:34:50.240 of the claims,

00:34:51.280 I don't know

00:34:51.760 if the equipment

00:34:52.300 does what it's

00:34:52.960 supposed to do,

00:34:53.840 but again,

00:34:54.940 these are

00:34:55.260 anecdotal.

00:34:57.100 So everybody

00:34:59.020 who's looking

00:35:00.020 for the

00:35:01.260 ground-based

00:35:02.240 support of

00:35:03.200 Harris doesn't

00:35:03.880 find it.

00:35:05.360 Everybody.

00:35:06.760 Let me say

00:35:07.260 it again.

00:35:08.180 Everybody who

00:35:08.980 looks for it

00:35:09.880 in just the

00:35:11.280 population, the

00:35:12.140 public, they

00:35:13.200 don't find it,

00:35:14.340 but the polls

00:35:15.240 do.

00:35:17.380 So what's

00:35:19.380 going on?

00:35:19.860 Now, I

00:35:23.060 remind you

00:35:23.560 again, don't

00:35:24.420 believe the

00:35:24.920 anecdotal over

00:35:25.880 the data, but

00:35:27.620 don't believe

00:35:28.120 data in

00:35:28.680 general, because

00:35:29.720 most of our

00:35:30.240 data is

00:35:30.620 motivated and

00:35:31.360 fake, for

00:35:32.200 everything,

00:35:33.020 motivated and

00:35:33.880 fake.

00:35:36.440 Trump said

00:35:37.360 at some

00:35:38.980 event he was

00:35:39.760 at just

00:35:40.560 yesterday, now

00:35:42.160 I think he

00:35:43.300 was sort of

00:35:44.420 joking or

00:35:45.160 maybe testing.

00:35:46.220 this didn't

00:35:47.880 sound like it

00:35:48.500 was yet

00:35:48.840 serious, but

00:35:50.320 it does

00:35:50.720 suggest that

00:35:51.500 the idea is

00:35:52.260 in his head.

00:35:53.840 And Trump

00:35:54.220 said this in

00:35:54.960 public about

00:35:56.480 crypto.

00:35:57.500 He said,

00:35:57.860 maybe we'll

00:35:58.360 pay the

00:35:58.780 $35 trillion

00:35:59.680 debt in

00:36:00.420 crypto.

00:36:01.860 Now, may

00:36:02.960 I invite the

00:36:03.740 NPCs to

00:36:05.420 weigh in?

00:36:06.360 If you're an 0.51

00:36:07.080 NPC, what you

00:36:08.740 should say now

00:36:09.760 is, Scott,

00:36:11.560 Scott, he

00:36:12.380 doesn't

00:36:12.760 understand.

00:36:14.260 you can't

00:36:15.140 just print

00:36:15.820 extra

00:36:16.660 bitcoins.

00:36:17.800 Bitcoin does

00:36:18.440 not work that

00:36:19.080 way.

00:36:19.880 And then you

00:36:20.280 would mansplain

00:36:21.200 bitcoin to

00:36:21.940 me.

00:36:22.740 Even though

00:36:23.660 bitcoin is

00:36:24.800 not the

00:36:25.320 topic, because

00:36:26.760 he said

00:36:27.360 crypto, which

00:36:29.780 is all the

00:36:30.400 cryptos, he

00:36:31.520 did not say

00:36:32.160 bitcoin.

00:36:33.100 So if you're

00:36:33.840 an NPC, you

00:36:35.000 must be

00:36:35.420 obsessed with

00:36:36.480 how this

00:36:36.880 doesn't apply

00:36:37.500 to bitcoin, and

00:36:38.820 you should

00:36:39.200 school me on

00:36:39.880 it.

00:36:40.380 I'm already

00:36:40.820 seeing people

00:36:41.380 jumping into

00:36:41.920 the comments

00:36:42.520 on X to

00:36:43.720 do that.

00:36:44.640 Scott, apparently

00:36:45.780 you don't

00:36:46.380 understand how

00:36:47.200 bitcoin works.

00:36:48.720 To which I

00:36:49.160 say, commenter,

00:36:50.780 apparently you

00:36:51.480 don't understand

00:36:52.180 what the topic

00:36:52.840 is, because

00:36:53.380 it's not about

00:36:54.000 bitcoin.

00:36:55.220 So let's get

00:36:56.240 that out of

00:36:56.660 the way.

00:36:57.700 NPCs, you're

00:36:58.300 still welcome to

00:36:59.020 join in, but

00:36:59.700 now we all

00:37:00.420 know who you

00:37:00.900 are.

00:37:01.800 So please

00:37:02.520 explain how

00:37:03.240 you can't

00:37:03.680 just print

00:37:04.200 some more

00:37:04.560 bitcoins.

00:37:05.700 We know

00:37:06.360 it.

00:37:07.340 We know

00:37:07.800 it.

00:37:08.920 All right.

00:37:09.540 But the

00:37:09.840 other cryptos

00:37:10.840 could have

00:37:12.500 different

00:37:12.760 nature, so

00:37:13.900 bitcoin is

00:37:14.600 special.

00:37:15.240 It's the

00:37:15.500 one that's

00:37:15.840 limited.

00:37:17.380 You could

00:37:17.820 say algorithmically

00:37:19.620 limited,

00:37:21.180 mathematically

00:37:21.640 limited,

00:37:22.460 limited by

00:37:23.080 formula.

00:37:23.920 I don't

00:37:24.120 know what

00:37:24.380 would be

00:37:24.640 the correct

00:37:26.300 programmatically

00:37:27.400 limited.

00:37:27.840 But you

00:37:29.360 can't just

00:37:30.080 make more. 0.55

00:37:30.640 You can

00:37:30.820 mine it, and

00:37:32.220 they get

00:37:32.480 harder and

00:37:32.940 harder to

00:37:33.320 find the

00:37:33.920 more you

00:37:34.220 find.

00:37:35.040 But you

00:37:35.660 can't just

00:37:36.020 make one.

00:37:36.760 Anyway, is

00:37:40.000 Trump's

00:37:40.600 statement,

00:37:42.380 maybe we

00:37:42.880 will pay

00:37:43.220 the $35

00:37:43.780 trillion debt

00:37:44.520 in crypto

00:37:45.100 serious or

00:37:46.820 non-serious?

00:37:48.940 Here's my

00:37:49.580 best guess,

00:37:50.860 and I can't

00:37:51.460 read his

00:37:51.780 mind, so

00:37:53.240 I'm not

00:37:53.520 going to

00:37:53.680 try to

00:37:53.900 read his

00:37:54.140 mind, but

00:37:55.700 if I were

00:37:57.420 him, I'll

00:37:58.140 just do it

00:37:58.560 this way.

00:37:59.260 If I were

00:37:59.840 him, this

00:38:00.360 is what I

00:38:00.840 would do.

00:38:01.760 I would

00:38:02.360 throw it

00:38:02.760 out there

00:38:03.200 and just

00:38:04.400 see what

00:38:04.700 people said.

00:38:05.280 I've told

00:38:06.680 you this

00:38:07.000 before, the

00:38:07.760 Hollywood

00:38:09.080 concept for

00:38:10.220 brainstorming.

00:38:12.100 The Hollywood

00:38:12.880 concept is, I

00:38:14.300 call it the

00:38:14.840 bad idea.

00:38:16.160 I didn't

00:38:16.520 make this

00:38:16.940 up, it

00:38:17.340 came to

00:38:17.640 me when

00:38:17.920 I worked

00:38:18.220 a little

00:38:18.460 bit in

00:38:18.740 Hollywood.

00:38:20.660 The bad

00:38:21.400 idea is you

00:38:22.440 think there's

00:38:23.060 a good idea

00:38:23.740 that could 0.68

00:38:24.200 be had, but

00:38:24.880 you don't

00:38:25.140 have it.

00:38:26.340 You just

00:38:26.740 know it

00:38:27.400 might be

00:38:28.040 maybe over

00:38:29.280 in this

00:38:29.620 area.

00:38:30.780 So the

00:38:31.380 bad idea

00:38:31.940 is the

00:38:32.420 idea that

00:38:33.060 just puts

00:38:33.480 your brain

00:38:33.960 in that

00:38:34.320 area.

00:38:35.280 Okay, here's

00:38:36.260 the bad

00:38:36.620 version.

00:38:37.720 So the

00:38:38.540 bad version

00:38:39.080 is we

00:38:40.060 pay off

00:38:40.460 the debt

00:38:40.780 with

00:38:40.960 Bitcoin.

00:38:41.560 And then

00:38:41.740 somebody

00:38:42.020 says, no,

00:38:42.660 no, no,

00:38:42.920 that doesn't

00:38:43.300 work that

00:38:43.640 way.

00:38:43.920 You can't

00:38:44.240 just print

00:38:44.780 extra

00:38:45.120 Bitcoins.

00:38:45.720 That would

00:38:45.880 just be

00:38:46.180 inflationary.

00:38:47.180 And then

00:38:47.740 somebody else

00:38:48.260 says, but

00:38:48.960 wait a

00:38:49.320 minute, suppose

00:38:51.140 we did

00:38:53.120 this or

00:38:53.800 suppose we

00:38:54.380 did that.

00:38:55.700 And then

00:38:55.980 it wasn't

00:38:57.700 obvious, but

00:38:58.640 finally somebody

00:38:59.580 smart enough

00:39:00.280 says, you

00:39:01.140 know, there

00:39:01.600 is one and

00:39:02.820 only one way

00:39:03.620 you can make

00:39:04.180 this work.

00:39:05.360 It's if

00:39:05.980 you do

00:39:06.300 this, this,

00:39:06.880 and that.

00:39:07.660 And then

00:39:08.300 you've got a

00:39:08.720 solution.

00:39:10.200 Now, do I

00:39:11.160 think that

00:39:11.620 there's a

00:39:12.100 crypto solution

00:39:12.880 to the

00:39:13.540 $35 trillion

00:39:14.440 in debt?

00:39:15.480 Not that I

00:39:16.220 know of, but

00:39:17.420 I did the

00:39:17.900 same thing

00:39:18.440 most of you

00:39:19.120 saw a few

00:39:20.580 months ago.

00:39:21.060 I was asking

00:39:21.920 the same

00:39:22.360 question.

00:39:22.780 Again, not

00:39:23.640 about Bitcoin,

00:39:25.220 but I was

00:39:25.860 asking the same

00:39:26.440 question.

00:39:26.960 Is there a

00:39:27.500 path where

00:39:29.540 you could just

00:39:30.220 convert the

00:39:31.840 debt into

00:39:32.660 crypto and

00:39:34.380 you could

00:39:34.760 say to the

00:39:35.480 people who

00:39:36.460 hold the

00:39:37.720 debt, we're

00:39:38.620 going to pay

00:39:38.920 you back.

00:39:40.040 It's just

00:39:40.640 going to be

00:39:40.960 in crypto.

00:39:42.100 Now, you

00:39:42.640 might say to

00:39:43.160 yourself, wait,

00:39:44.700 Scott, that

00:39:45.340 would be

00:39:45.640 disruptive and

00:39:46.680 have all these

00:39:47.360 problems, and

00:39:48.040 you'd be right.

00:39:49.320 But remember,

00:39:50.160 I'm not giving

00:39:51.320 you a solution.

00:39:52.500 I'm just taking

00:39:53.420 your brain to

00:39:54.260 an area where

00:39:56.100 if there's

00:39:56.660 somebody smarter

00:39:57.500 who can just

00:39:58.680 see around a

00:39:59.300 corner better

00:39:59.840 than I

00:40:00.180 can, maybe

00:40:01.660 you see

00:40:02.020 something, then

00:40:03.200 you tell me.

00:40:04.400 So I'm not

00:40:04.900 telling you what

00:40:05.460 the idea is.

00:40:06.900 I'm trying to

00:40:07.680 prime you so

00:40:08.760 there's somebody

00:40:09.220 smarter who can

00:40:10.000 tell me what

00:40:10.520 the idea is.

00:40:12.000 Is there a

00:40:12.580 crypto play?

00:40:13.660 I think maybe.

00:40:16.800 Here's the

00:40:17.320 thing.

00:40:17.540 I can smell

00:40:18.200 it, but I

00:40:18.620 can't see it.

00:40:20.540 And this is

00:40:21.080 something that

00:40:21.700 creative people

00:40:23.020 experience maybe

00:40:24.400 more than other

00:40:25.020 people.

00:40:25.560 I don't know.

00:40:26.320 So being a

00:40:27.160 creator for a

00:40:28.360 living, I

00:40:29.240 literally create

00:40:30.500 several things

00:40:31.160 a day of

00:40:31.620 commercial value.

00:40:34.780 You can

00:40:35.500 usually sense,

00:40:38.200 I'll say

00:40:38.680 smell, but you

00:40:39.840 can sense that

00:40:40.820 there's something

00:40:41.320 there long before

00:40:42.220 you know what

00:40:42.680 it is.

00:40:44.100 Have you had

00:40:44.720 that experience?

00:40:46.120 So I can tell

00:40:47.080 you that I sense

00:40:47.980 there's something

00:40:48.480 there, but I

00:40:49.500 definitely don't

00:40:50.000 see it.

00:40:51.140 There's no part

00:40:51.860 of my logic or

00:40:52.700 my knowledge about

00:40:53.500 the area that

00:40:54.220 could connect

00:40:55.020 the dots.

00:40:55.540 I'm seeing

00:41:00.580 the comments

00:41:01.160 from Adam

00:41:02.100 that Trump

00:41:04.520 has one

00:41:05.080 thing going

00:41:05.580 for him that

00:41:06.340 most, maybe

00:41:07.580 all, politicians

00:41:08.860 don't have, that

00:41:10.400 he's willing to

00:41:11.060 put a crazy

00:41:11.660 idea into the

00:41:13.600 public.

00:41:14.240 Just see what

00:41:14.760 happens.

00:41:16.280 You know, he

00:41:16.720 got criticized

00:41:17.400 for allegedly, I

00:41:19.620 don't know if

00:41:19.960 this even

00:41:20.480 happened, bringing

00:41:22.220 up the idea of

00:41:23.040 nuking hurricanes

00:41:23.940 when they were

00:41:24.720 young, so that

00:41:25.680 they didn't turn

00:41:26.200 into full

00:41:26.560 hurricanes.

00:41:27.700 Now, that

00:41:28.800 turned into

00:41:29.360 when it became

00:41:30.000 public, if it

00:41:31.560 really happened,

00:41:32.140 we don't know

00:41:32.560 if it really

00:41:32.940 happened, but

00:41:33.780 when it became

00:41:34.600 public that

00:41:35.340 allegedly said

00:41:36.220 that, people

00:41:37.340 said, my

00:41:37.720 goodness, that's

00:41:38.440 the worst idea

00:41:39.100 in the world.

00:41:40.080 To which I

00:41:40.880 say, I don't

00:41:41.620 think you

00:41:41.940 understand what

00:41:42.640 that was.

00:41:44.120 That was this.

00:41:46.160 That was, I'm

00:41:47.620 going to throw

00:41:48.040 out an idea that

00:41:49.020 I'm pretty sure

00:41:49.620 is terrible.

00:41:51.660 But, is there

00:41:53.180 somebody else

00:41:53.860 who could tell

00:41:54.380 me how to

00:41:54.840 make it

00:41:55.140 work?

00:41:56.480 For example,

00:41:57.960 you know, you

00:41:58.300 wouldn't want to

00:41:58.860 nuke something

00:41:59.640 and have all

00:42:00.140 the, you know,

00:42:00.640 the nuclear

00:42:01.100 waste doing

00:42:02.820 all the things

00:42:03.340 it does.

00:42:04.020 But, what if,

00:42:06.000 what if, somebody

00:42:07.060 said, you know

00:42:07.560 what, if you

00:42:09.240 caught it early

00:42:09.960 enough, you

00:42:11.240 could use a

00:42:11.800 mother-of-all

00:42:12.400 bomb and it's

00:42:13.020 not even, it's

00:42:15.080 not even

00:42:15.680 nuclear?

00:42:17.680 Now, I don't

00:42:18.360 think that's an

00:42:19.020 answer.

00:42:19.500 I don't think

00:42:20.060 that a mother-of-all

00:42:20.740 bomb would be big

00:42:21.700 enough to stop a

00:42:22.360 hurricane.

00:42:23.020 But then

00:42:23.380 somebody else

00:42:23.940 would say,

00:42:24.920 well, wait a

00:42:25.280 minute, we're 0.57

00:42:25.720 talking about

00:42:26.160 stopping hurricanes?

00:42:28.120 I've got an

00:42:28.840 idea.

00:42:30.460 My idea is, if

00:42:31.800 we're even in

00:42:32.360 the topic of

00:42:33.020 stopping hurricanes,

00:42:34.180 let's forget

00:42:34.900 the bomb and

00:42:36.640 let's go to

00:42:37.540 the Sahara

00:42:39.220 Desert, and

00:42:40.700 well, the

00:42:41.320 desert is part

00:42:42.240 of northern

00:42:42.780 Africa, and

00:42:44.220 let's work

00:42:44.940 really hard at

00:42:45.500 planting trees

00:42:46.440 and reforesting

00:42:47.640 it.

00:42:48.220 Because it

00:42:48.920 turns out that

00:42:50.400 the temperature

00:42:50.980 difference in

00:42:51.840 the deserts

00:42:53.440 of northern

00:42:53.900 Africa are

00:42:55.400 so different

00:42:56.440 than the

00:42:56.840 temperatures in

00:42:57.480 other places

00:42:58.020 that that's

00:42:58.660 what causes

00:42:59.140 the wind to

00:42:59.700 start moving

00:43:00.180 fast.

00:43:01.400 So if you

00:43:01.840 could change

00:43:02.500 the temperature

00:43:03.180 differential,

00:43:04.360 you could

00:43:05.440 actually stop

00:43:06.920 hurricanes.

00:43:09.020 Or you

00:43:09.740 could lessen

00:43:10.500 them because

00:43:11.100 there'd be less

00:43:11.620 differential in

00:43:12.400 temperature.

00:43:13.380 And that

00:43:14.000 probably would

00:43:15.080 work.

00:43:16.120 Like, it'd be

00:43:16.920 expensive, and

00:43:17.900 it'd take a

00:43:18.380 while, but you

00:43:19.880 could actually

00:43:20.580 maybe stop

00:43:21.480 hurricanes that

00:43:22.240 came from

00:43:22.640 that one

00:43:23.120 direction.

00:43:25.060 So, that's

00:43:26.660 the way I

00:43:27.180 see Trump's

00:43:28.100 ideas that

00:43:29.620 sound crazy.

00:43:31.060 I think he

00:43:31.860 lived in the

00:43:32.440 real world, and

00:43:33.340 he's also lived

00:43:34.000 in the Hollywood

00:43:34.560 world.

00:43:35.740 What do you

00:43:36.160 learn when you

00:43:36.680 live in the

00:43:37.300 Hollywood world?

00:43:38.300 Remember, he

00:43:39.320 had a hit

00:43:39.680 show on TV

00:43:41.320 surrounded by

00:43:42.580 the same people

00:43:43.200 I was surrounded

00:43:44.040 by when I

00:43:45.260 worked in the

00:43:45.960 LA Hollywood

00:43:47.120 world for the

00:43:47.980 Dilbert TV show.

00:43:48.880 Do you

00:43:49.980 think he's

00:43:50.380 ever heard

00:43:50.840 the idea, or

00:43:52.280 been in the

00:43:52.760 room when it

00:43:53.180 happened, that

00:43:54.460 somebody threw

00:43:55.040 out the bad

00:43:55.620 idea?

00:43:57.220 Because that's

00:43:57.840 where it comes

00:43:58.260 from.

00:43:58.960 It's like a

00:43:59.580 Hollywood thing.

00:44:00.500 You throw out

00:44:01.060 the bad idea

00:44:01.780 to get to the

00:44:03.040 good idea.

00:44:04.380 But if he

00:44:05.160 takes that and

00:44:05.780 he's standing

00:44:06.200 next to a

00:44:06.960 military general

00:44:07.820 and he says,

00:44:09.860 the bad idea,

00:44:11.300 why don't we

00:44:11.740 nuke a hurricane?

00:44:13.020 Is the

00:44:13.600 military general

00:44:14.460 going to say,

00:44:15.460 well, there's a

00:44:16.120 man who knows

00:44:16.760 how to make

00:44:18.100 people think

00:44:18.760 more deeply

00:44:19.280 about things.

00:44:20.140 I'm not going

00:44:20.920 to take the

00:44:21.360 nuclear part too

00:44:22.220 seriously, but

00:44:22.980 let me really

00:44:23.900 focus on, are

00:44:25.000 there any

00:44:25.400 solutions to

00:44:26.900 stop a hurricane

00:44:27.620 before it gets

00:44:28.260 going?

00:44:30.120 So you can see

00:44:31.020 how the rumor

00:44:31.560 would start, but

00:44:33.120 you could also

00:44:33.620 see that the

00:44:34.620 smarter people are

00:44:35.580 asking the

00:44:36.180 dumbest questions.

00:44:38.360 But let me

00:44:39.160 give you another

00:44:39.620 dumb, like

00:44:41.420 really dumb.

00:44:42.720 Here's a dumb

00:44:43.280 one.

00:44:44.280 We keep sending

00:44:45.320 rockets into space,

00:44:46.620 space, but

00:44:47.460 then the rocket

00:44:48.080 itself gets

00:44:48.800 wasted, like

00:44:49.840 it just falls

00:44:50.680 in the ocean.

00:44:52.560 So is there

00:44:53.880 any way for

00:44:54.540 the rocket to

00:44:56.100 just land?

00:44:57.940 Oh, you

00:44:58.600 idiot. 0.79

00:45:00.060 You idiot.

00:45:01.440 Have you ever

00:45:01.840 seen a rocket?

00:45:03.780 Let me explain

00:45:04.760 this to you.

00:45:05.920 Okay, so

00:45:06.600 your rocket is

00:45:08.700 this tall thing

00:45:09.720 and it's

00:45:10.400 falling through

00:45:11.420 space.

00:45:11.960 it's not

00:45:13.420 going to

00:45:13.680 land

00:45:14.360 upright.

00:45:16.240 That's not

00:45:16.920 a thing.

00:45:18.300 It's crazy.

00:45:20.440 Except that

00:45:21.260 that's why

00:45:22.780 Elon Musk

00:45:23.340 made work.

00:45:25.440 Let me say

00:45:26.120 this.

00:45:28.380 Let me

00:45:29.380 trade out

00:45:29.940 the general.

00:45:31.700 All right?

00:45:32.440 So let's go

00:45:32.960 back to where

00:45:33.580 allegedly, again,

00:45:34.880 I'm not even

00:45:35.300 sure it happened,

00:45:36.080 but allegedly,

00:45:37.360 Trump said in

00:45:38.140 front of a

00:45:38.600 general, could

00:45:39.400 we nuke a

00:45:39.980 hurricane?

00:45:40.360 Now, let's

00:45:42.480 just replace

00:45:43.060 the general.

00:45:45.060 And it's

00:45:45.400 Elon Musk,

00:45:46.600 and he's

00:45:47.540 walking with

00:45:48.120 Trump, and

00:45:48.700 Trump says,

00:45:49.440 you think we

00:45:50.420 could just

00:45:50.760 nuke a

00:45:51.280 hurricane?

00:45:52.600 What does

00:45:53.200 Elon Musk

00:45:53.680 say?

00:45:54.720 Does he say,

00:45:55.400 oh, I can't

00:45:55.900 wait to leak

00:45:56.820 this about

00:45:57.380 this idiot, 0.99

00:45:58.520 like the

00:45:58.940 general did,

00:45:59.520 who should

00:45:59.800 be fired

00:46:00.160 immediately?

00:46:01.380 No.

00:46:02.860 Elon Musk

00:46:03.440 would say,

00:46:04.120 I don't think

00:46:04.880 that'll work

00:46:05.420 because of

00:46:05.860 the radiation.

00:46:07.500 But you

00:46:07.800 know what?

00:46:08.840 There are

00:46:09.280 some ideas

00:46:09.960 floating

00:46:10.380 around.

00:46:12.340 Maybe.

00:46:13.720 Now, that's

00:46:14.340 what I think

00:46:14.820 he'd say.

00:46:15.220 Obviously, I

00:46:15.780 can't predict

00:46:16.360 what somebody

00:46:17.120 who's smarter

00:46:17.620 than me would

00:46:18.180 say.

00:46:19.420 The dumbest

00:46:20.660 thing you

00:46:20.980 can do is

00:46:22.060 try to

00:46:22.400 predict what

00:46:23.020 someone who's

00:46:23.580 smarter than

00:46:24.160 you would

00:46:25.320 do in a

00:46:25.760 given situation.

00:46:27.120 So I can't

00:46:27.880 predict what

00:46:28.360 Elon Musk

00:46:28.880 could do.

00:46:29.300 Let's all

00:46:29.880 agree on

00:46:30.300 that.

00:46:31.020 But the

00:46:31.600 point is,

00:46:32.260 if you put

00:46:32.780 a creative

00:46:33.280 person in

00:46:34.520 the same

00:46:34.880 conversation,

00:46:36.020 suddenly it

00:46:36.720 turns into

00:46:37.140 a solution.

00:46:37.700 If you

00:46:39.720 put one

00:46:40.120 creative

00:46:40.500 person who

00:46:41.100 tosses

00:46:41.640 out an

00:46:41.980 idea and

00:46:42.960 the other

00:46:43.240 one is a

00:46:43.720 war general

00:46:44.300 whose job

00:46:45.380 is to make

00:46:45.840 sure you

00:46:46.140 don't get

00:46:46.460 too creative,

00:46:47.880 kind of use

00:46:48.960 the stuff

00:46:49.260 that works,

00:46:50.440 you get a

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00:46:52.080 story.

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00:48:05.980 You're richer

00:48:06.440 than you think.

00:48:11.640 All right.

00:48:13.600 So I like his,

00:48:15.440 I like Trump's

00:48:16.300 throwing out the

00:48:17.560 idea of paying

00:48:18.160 off the debt,

00:48:18.780 even though I

00:48:19.460 don't know any

00:48:19.960 way that it

00:48:20.380 could possibly

00:48:20.940 work.

00:48:22.760 Harris is going

00:48:23.340 to unveil her

00:48:23.840 own economic

00:48:24.440 policy this

00:48:26.320 week,

00:48:26.640 according to

00:48:27.140 Reuters.

00:48:29.740 Do you think

00:48:30.480 that's going to

00:48:31.020 help her or 0.99

00:48:31.680 hurt her?

00:48:34.140 Because I've got

00:48:35.000 a feeling that

00:48:35.940 Harris's economic

00:48:38.380 policy is going

00:48:39.440 to sound so much

00:48:40.500 like Trump's and

00:48:42.620 she's going to

00:48:43.060 have to leave

00:48:44.360 out reparations

00:48:45.520 and mass

00:48:48.700 transfers of 0.99

00:48:49.740 wealth from one

00:48:50.480 to the other.

00:48:51.440 I don't really

00:48:52.420 know where she's

00:48:53.200 going to land on

00:48:53.900 any of this,

00:48:54.880 but I don't think

00:48:55.900 it's going to

00:48:56.300 help.

00:48:58.080 It could be if

00:48:59.240 the fake news

00:49:00.100 gives it a big

00:49:00.720 boost and they'll

00:49:01.520 fawn over it.

00:49:02.480 That's enough

00:49:03.120 because most people

00:49:04.280 don't understand

00:49:05.020 economics.

00:49:05.700 If you knew

00:49:07.080 nothing about

00:49:07.660 economics and

00:49:08.400 you turned on

00:49:09.020 MSNBC and you

00:49:11.400 saw Joe

00:49:13.200 Scarborough talking

00:49:14.320 about Kamala

00:49:15.360 Harris's next

00:49:16.120 plan, well, it

00:49:18.220 would look like

00:49:18.940 Jeffrey Toobin on

00:49:20.180 the Zoom call,

00:49:21.440 except that he

00:49:22.280 would be screaming

00:49:23.700 in more

00:49:24.860 complimentary terms

00:49:26.340 about this

00:49:26.980 economic policy.

00:49:28.800 And so you're

00:49:29.460 just flipping through

00:49:30.200 the channels and

00:49:30.840 you see Scarborough,

00:49:31.980 oh, oh, it's the

00:49:33.300 best economic

00:49:33.800 plan.

00:49:34.580 Oh, oh, I've

00:49:35.600 never seen

00:49:35.960 anything like

00:49:36.460 this.

00:49:38.640 You're going to

00:49:39.200 say to yourself,

00:49:40.020 well, he probably

00:49:41.060 looked into it.

00:49:42.880 I mean, he seems

00:49:43.500 to like it and

00:49:44.700 these other people

00:49:45.360 on this show

00:49:46.620 that I think is

00:49:47.300 news seem to

00:49:47.980 like it.

00:49:49.400 So it could be

00:49:50.380 that all they

00:49:51.000 need is some

00:49:51.900 fodder for the

00:49:52.800 fake news to

00:49:53.600 sell.

00:49:54.280 It doesn't matter

00:49:55.200 if it's good or

00:49:55.880 bad or indifferent

00:49:56.560 because the public

00:49:57.300 can't tell the

00:49:57.940 difference between

00:49:58.560 a good idea and

00:49:59.220 a bad idea.

00:50:00.540 They're going to

00:50:00.880 have lots of

00:50:01.400 stuff on tariffs.

00:50:03.480 Oh, here's the

00:50:04.240 awkward part.

00:50:05.600 Trump, I

00:50:07.700 think, does a

00:50:08.240 bad job of

00:50:09.660 explaining tariffs.

00:50:13.060 But it is

00:50:13.920 true that both

00:50:14.800 Democrats and

00:50:15.620 Republicans keep

00:50:16.960 tariffs in place

00:50:18.020 when it makes

00:50:19.000 sense and they

00:50:20.320 don't do tariffs

00:50:21.140 when it doesn't

00:50:22.060 make sense.

00:50:22.620 And what both

00:50:24.720 of them try to

00:50:25.320 sell is that

00:50:27.160 it makes sense

00:50:28.680 what Trump

00:50:29.300 would say and

00:50:30.300 then the other

00:50:30.720 team says but

00:50:32.180 it doesn't make

00:50:32.780 sense if you use

00:50:33.620 it in these

00:50:34.000 other contexts

00:50:34.740 which he's not

00:50:35.420 using it.

00:50:36.780 So the time to

00:50:37.440 use a tariff is

00:50:38.460 when you're

00:50:38.840 protecting your

00:50:39.500 whole market from

00:50:40.940 an attack from

00:50:41.760 another country

00:50:42.480 where they're

00:50:43.440 artificially lowering

00:50:44.440 their prices and

00:50:45.500 the government is

00:50:46.160 supporting them in

00:50:46.920 the other country

00:50:47.540 so that they come

00:50:48.720 in and basically

00:50:49.480 bankrupt all the

00:50:50.420 American companies in

00:50:51.480 that business.

00:50:52.940 We don't want

00:50:53.800 that.

00:50:55.420 That's not exactly

00:50:56.560 fair competition.

00:50:58.260 If the only thing

00:50:59.200 that's happening is

00:50:59.920 we're competing,

00:51:00.760 they're competing,

00:51:01.440 but theirs is a

00:51:02.060 little cheaper,

00:51:04.120 well, maybe the

00:51:05.180 tariff doesn't make

00:51:05.860 sense in that case.

00:51:07.620 But what's

00:51:09.180 Harris going to do?

00:51:10.140 The Biden

00:51:10.900 administration has

00:51:11.880 tariffs in place

00:51:12.880 which were Trump's

00:51:14.440 tariffs and they

00:51:16.040 could take them

00:51:17.080 off anytime they

00:51:17.840 wanted.

00:51:18.520 The reason they

00:51:19.200 don't take them

00:51:19.840 off is that they

00:51:21.360 agree with tariffs.

00:51:23.460 Indeed, I think

00:51:24.540 pretty much all

00:51:25.820 economists agree

00:51:26.700 with them if the

00:51:28.180 context is protecting

00:51:29.400 an entire market.

00:51:31.780 And then I think

00:51:32.420 most economists

00:51:33.140 would disagree if

00:51:35.060 you're just

00:51:35.440 throwing a tariff

00:51:37.120 on for no reason.

00:51:38.260 I think they

00:51:38.620 disagree with that,

00:51:39.620 but we're not

00:51:40.040 doing that.

00:51:42.860 So, anyway, I

00:51:45.700 think the Harris

00:51:47.300 economic plan is

00:51:48.400 going to be a

00:51:48.940 study in fake

00:51:50.660 news.

00:51:51.500 The fake news is

00:51:52.800 really going to

00:51:53.660 have a hard time

00:51:54.480 hiding the fact

00:51:56.260 that she's copying

00:51:57.520 Trump on everything

00:51:58.400 that matters and

00:52:00.320 the things that

00:52:00.920 where she's not

00:52:01.520 copying him are

00:52:02.760 never going to

00:52:03.300 happen.

00:52:06.240 But that might be

00:52:07.380 enough because if

00:52:08.840 people like Trump's

00:52:09.840 economic policies and

00:52:11.840 then she seems to

00:52:13.240 be triangulating

00:52:15.040 more toward them,

00:52:16.520 that might be enough

00:52:18.060 for some normal

00:52:19.140 Democrats to say,

00:52:20.220 well, I was

00:52:21.140 worried that she

00:52:21.780 might be a

00:52:22.420 communist, but

00:52:23.940 that looks pretty

00:52:24.620 capitalist, so

00:52:25.820 good enough.

00:52:27.440 So it's really

00:52:28.080 hard to predict

00:52:28.660 this one.

00:52:29.120 It could go

00:52:29.560 either way.

00:52:30.860 Her polling 0.89

00:52:31.500 could drop or

00:52:32.560 climb.

00:52:33.820 Well, meanwhile,

00:52:34.600 Israel is

00:52:37.160 attacking Lebanon 0.99

00:52:37.940 like crazy.

00:52:39.180 I heard a number

00:52:40.060 over 100 killed,

00:52:41.800 maybe up to 200

00:52:42.900 by now.

00:52:44.800 400 wounded,

00:52:46.140 more by now.

00:52:46.800 300 targets and

00:52:48.080 more by now

00:52:48.800 because it's just

00:52:49.700 this morning.

00:52:51.280 And the fighting

00:52:52.140 continues.

00:52:53.020 But of course,

00:52:54.140 you know that

00:52:54.800 Israel blew up 0.97

00:52:56.600 the pagers and

00:52:57.520 the walkie-talkies

00:52:58.800 of the Hezbollah

00:53:00.040 fighters, which is

00:53:01.780 making the Iran 1.00

00:53:02.800 Islamic Revolutionary

00:53:04.260 Guard.

00:53:04.960 They've all been

00:53:05.540 ordered to stop

00:53:07.140 using all their

00:53:08.020 personal communication

00:53:09.100 devices, including

00:53:10.660 cell phones,

00:53:11.320 radios, and

00:53:11.820 pagers.

00:53:12.140 So that

00:53:16.240 would make

00:53:16.680 Iran unusually 1.00

00:53:18.400 susceptible to

00:53:20.000 attack because

00:53:21.960 their military,

00:53:23.040 at least the part

00:53:23.720 of the military

00:53:24.180 they trust the

00:53:24.900 most, wouldn't

00:53:26.120 be able to

00:53:27.560 communicate

00:53:27.980 effectively.

00:53:30.420 So,

00:53:31.140 so,

00:53:33.840 anyway,

00:53:34.860 we'll keep an

00:53:35.660 eye on that.

00:53:37.160 Apparently,

00:53:38.000 two more

00:53:38.460 Hezbollah

00:53:38.900 leaders were

00:53:39.540 killed in

00:53:40.760 Lebanon by

00:53:41.520 Israel.

00:53:43.220 I don't know

00:53:43.940 how many

00:53:44.140 leaders they

00:53:44.820 have in

00:53:45.180 Hezbollah,

00:53:45.680 but there are

00:53:46.360 a lot less

00:53:46.800 of them now.

00:53:48.340 And it makes

00:53:49.460 me wonder if

00:53:51.100 what's happening

00:53:51.720 is that since

00:53:53.440 it's impossible

00:53:54.160 in the modern

00:53:54.800 world not to

00:53:55.580 turn on your

00:53:56.060 cell phone,

00:53:56.920 I feel like

00:53:58.060 they're just

00:53:58.460 people that

00:54:00.320 would be in

00:54:00.760 the general

00:54:01.500 circle of

00:54:02.440 these leaders

00:54:03.080 who probably

00:54:03.700 do not use

00:54:04.380 cell phones,

00:54:05.180 but that the

00:54:06.220 people in their

00:54:06.840 circle may have

00:54:07.740 just turned it

00:54:09.300 on for five

00:54:09.920 minutes.

00:54:10.260 Like,

00:54:11.640 I'd love to

00:54:12.120 know the

00:54:12.440 details,

00:54:13.520 but I'll bet

00:54:14.160 they're still

00:54:14.540 getting them

00:54:15.020 through electronic

00:54:15.920 signal,

00:54:17.720 you know,

00:54:18.380 following.

00:54:19.460 It could be

00:54:20.640 that they've

00:54:21.680 penetrated so

00:54:22.760 well that they

00:54:23.420 have, you

00:54:24.000 know,

00:54:24.160 informants

00:54:24.740 everywhere,

00:54:25.520 so it might

00:54:26.280 be partly

00:54:26.700 that.

00:54:27.480 But I feel

00:54:27.980 like it's

00:54:28.720 just lower

00:54:30.280 level people

00:54:30.980 who turned

00:54:31.380 on the phone

00:54:31.960 for five

00:54:32.420 minutes because

00:54:32.900 they couldn't

00:54:33.300 stand not

00:54:34.100 having it,

00:54:34.940 and then they

00:54:36.240 just bombed the

00:54:36.980 house where

00:54:37.400 that person

00:54:37.880 was,

00:54:38.180 I think.

00:54:41.920 Harris allegedly

00:54:42.820 wants another

00:54:43.460 debate with

00:54:44.200 Trump,

00:54:44.740 which is probably

00:54:45.900 a smart thing

00:54:46.540 to say because

00:54:47.340 it sounds smart

00:54:48.220 and it reinforces

00:54:49.780 that people

00:54:50.460 thought she did

00:54:51.040 well in the

00:54:51.540 last one.

00:54:52.480 But she knows

00:54:53.640 that it's not

00:54:54.020 going to happen

00:54:54.500 because he's not

00:54:55.300 going to do

00:54:55.640 another rigged

00:54:56.360 debate,

00:54:57.040 and she's not

00:54:58.020 going to go on

00:54:58.540 Fox News because

00:54:59.620 she would feel

00:55:00.140 that would be

00:55:00.540 rigged the other

00:55:01.080 way.

00:55:01.840 So it's easy to

00:55:03.940 say when you

00:55:04.460 know it's not

00:55:04.920 going to happen,

00:55:05.880 and Trump would

00:55:06.560 be crazy to do

00:55:07.500 it, actually.

00:55:10.620 Well, you

00:55:11.700 heard that

00:55:12.140 Usher,

00:55:13.060 whose name is

00:55:15.000 getting dragged

00:55:15.580 into this P.

00:55:16.600 Diddy situation.

00:55:17.620 When he was

00:55:18.060 13 years old,

00:55:19.240 he stayed with

00:55:19.840 P.

00:55:20.120 Diddy and

00:55:21.360 learned to

00:55:23.140 party, and we

00:55:23.740 don't know what

00:55:24.140 else he learned,

00:55:24.880 but there are

00:55:25.740 rumors of

00:55:26.360 horrible, horrible

00:55:27.020 things that

00:55:27.560 happened.

00:55:28.740 And then

00:55:29.300 Usher, his

00:55:31.540 ex-account, all

00:55:32.720 of his posts

00:55:33.320 were removed,

00:55:34.480 and everybody

00:55:35.320 said, oh, no,

00:55:36.040 he must be

00:55:36.640 trying to

00:55:37.920 hide his

00:55:38.740 past connections

00:55:40.040 with Diddy or

00:55:40.880 something like

00:55:41.400 that.

00:55:42.360 And then

00:55:42.820 Usher stated

00:55:43.960 today that he

00:55:44.780 got hacked,

00:55:46.060 and you

00:55:46.800 shouldn't have

00:55:47.240 believed all

00:55:48.940 the news, it

00:55:49.740 was all fake,

00:55:50.860 and that

00:55:51.360 somebody hacked

00:55:52.080 him to delete

00:55:52.820 all of his

00:55:53.360 posts.

00:55:55.760 So does

00:55:57.340 that sound

00:55:58.060 like something

00:55:58.960 that really

00:55:59.440 happened?

00:56:01.900 I'm going to

00:56:02.600 say no.

00:56:03.060 I'm going to

00:56:06.060 say, no, I

00:56:08.620 don't think he

00:56:09.120 got hacked.

00:56:10.380 I mean, it's

00:56:10.840 possible.

00:56:12.620 I would just

00:56:13.160 say that if

00:56:14.060 you're going to

00:56:14.340 play the odds

00:56:15.180 that when a

00:56:16.660 celebrity says

00:56:18.260 they were hacked

00:56:18.860 on social media,

00:56:20.760 I don't know how

00:56:22.100 often that's real.

00:56:23.460 By the way, I'm

00:56:24.240 setting myself up

00:56:25.140 now, because if

00:56:26.400 somebody hacks me

00:56:27.160 and does

00:56:27.500 something, I'm

00:56:28.460 telling you right

00:56:29.020 now, it

00:56:30.300 wasn't me.

00:56:30.800 So if I get

00:56:34.200 hacked, I'm

00:56:34.680 going to change

00:56:35.200 my story

00:56:35.700 entirely.

00:56:38.400 Anyway, keep

00:56:39.800 an eye on

00:56:40.240 that.

00:56:41.600 You know

00:56:41.960 that story

00:56:42.460 about

00:56:42.900 journalist

00:56:44.620 Olivia Nuzzi,

00:56:45.760 who allegedly

00:56:46.940 started out as

00:56:48.880 saying she had

00:56:49.340 an affair with

00:56:49.980 RFK after

00:56:51.600 interviewing him,

00:56:53.000 and then it

00:56:53.660 turned out,

00:56:54.180 well, no, not

00:56:54.880 an affair, not

00:56:55.700 like a physical

00:56:56.560 affair, but

00:56:57.720 more like they

00:56:58.440 were sexting

00:57:00.200 each other.

00:57:01.820 And then it

00:57:02.200 turned into,

00:57:03.060 well, okay, it

00:57:04.380 wasn't so much

00:57:05.060 that they were

00:57:05.600 sexting each

00:57:06.380 other, is that

00:57:07.780 she was

00:57:08.360 sending

00:57:09.160 increasingly

00:57:11.700 pornographic,

00:57:12.680 say, RFK

00:57:13.540 Jr.'s lawyer,

00:57:14.560 increasingly

00:57:15.140 pornographic

00:57:15.900 messages.

00:57:16.980 He tried to

00:57:17.740 block her a few 0.99

00:57:18.480 times.

00:57:19.040 She found

00:57:19.480 other people's

00:57:20.500 accounts that

00:57:21.160 she could reach

00:57:21.740 him.

00:57:22.280 She convinced

00:57:22.940 him to

00:57:23.300 unblock her 1.00

00:57:23.920 because she

00:57:24.360 had important

00:57:24.960 information, but

00:57:26.420 that was a

00:57:26.820 lie, just to

00:57:27.760 unblock him so

00:57:28.460 she could flirt 0.94

00:57:28.960 with him some

00:57:29.480 more.

00:57:30.460 Now, I

00:57:31.700 think there's

00:57:32.240 some passing

00:57:34.260 reference to

00:57:34.940 the fact that

00:57:35.680 when he was

00:57:36.500 sent pornographic

00:57:37.340 images, he

00:57:38.840 found it hard

00:57:39.740 to stop it

00:57:41.140 right away.

00:57:44.980 To which I

00:57:45.840 say, well, I

00:57:47.300 really have to

00:57:48.040 see the

00:57:48.540 messages.

00:57:49.840 For me to

00:57:50.580 have an

00:57:51.180 informed opinion,

00:57:52.640 if I looked at

00:57:53.660 the messages and

00:57:54.460 I said to

00:57:54.920 myself, oh, he

00:57:56.060 was all in,

00:57:57.540 well, that

00:57:57.920 would look one

00:57:58.460 way, and if

00:57:59.580 I saw the

00:58:00.060 messages and

00:58:00.840 I said, oh,

00:58:02.660 it looks like

00:58:03.240 he's trying to

00:58:04.140 just be polite,

00:58:05.520 but she's 0.97

00:58:06.740 taking it as

00:58:07.420 more than

00:58:07.800 that, and

00:58:08.260 now she's 0.98

00:58:08.720 upping the

00:58:09.200 game, and

00:58:09.760 he's, again,

00:58:10.960 just trying to

00:58:11.460 be polite,

00:58:13.220 not insult her

00:58:14.320 or anything,

00:58:14.760 not make it a

00:58:15.340 scene, just

00:58:16.420 be a friendly,

00:58:18.000 polite answer,

00:58:19.140 maybe she took 0.69

00:58:20.120 it as more.

00:58:21.800 So I'm going

00:58:22.640 to say I'm

00:58:23.100 not going to

00:58:23.500 believe anything

00:58:24.480 about the

00:58:25.180 characterization

00:58:25.840 of the

00:58:26.720 messages,

00:58:27.160 because that's

00:58:28.880 not a category

00:58:29.660 that would be

00:58:30.300 credible in

00:58:31.460 this conversation.

00:58:33.560 Don't believe

00:58:34.300 anything that

00:58:35.780 somebody tells

00:58:36.440 you about what

00:58:37.080 somebody else

00:58:37.800 messaged to

00:58:38.680 somebody else.

00:58:39.540 You should not

00:58:40.520 believe any of

00:58:41.500 that.

00:58:42.260 If you see

00:58:42.980 it, even

00:58:44.220 then it might

00:58:44.720 be on a

00:58:45.080 context, so be

00:58:45.920 careful, but if

00:58:47.040 somebody's telling

00:58:47.880 you and

00:58:48.560 characterizing what

00:58:49.480 somebody else

00:58:50.100 said, don't

00:58:51.720 believe any of

00:58:52.420 it, there's

00:58:53.020 no evidentiary

00:58:54.320 value whatsoever.

00:58:56.300 Now, to that

00:58:57.180 point, the

00:58:59.120 news says that

00:59:00.120 RFK Jr.

00:59:00.860 might be looking

00:59:01.460 into a possible

00:59:02.280 lawsuit against

00:59:04.120 her, which would 0.94

00:59:05.380 be useful, I

00:59:06.480 would think, if

00:59:08.040 he really wants

00:59:08.720 to make the

00:59:09.260 case that this

00:59:10.060 was her coming

00:59:11.880 after him and

00:59:12.780 not anything

00:59:13.620 mutual.

00:59:14.760 So I don't

00:59:15.740 know if it's a

00:59:16.380 good idea.

00:59:17.140 I can't imagine

00:59:18.240 he'd win the

00:59:19.000 lawsuit, but it

00:59:20.400 might be a good

00:59:20.920 strategy to

00:59:22.280 frame it as

00:59:23.260 a victim and

00:59:24.260 victimizer instead

00:59:25.460 of two people

00:59:26.200 on the same

00:59:26.660 page.

00:59:30.980 Anyway, can

00:59:33.720 you imagine

00:59:34.200 how many

00:59:34.660 people hit

00:59:35.320 on that

00:59:35.660 guy?

00:59:37.320 Like, probably

00:59:38.100 everywhere he

00:59:38.840 goes, he gets

00:59:39.380 hit on by

00:59:39.900 women just 1.00

00:59:40.540 continuously, even

00:59:42.580 at his current

00:59:43.140 age.

00:59:44.500 Anyway, Wall

00:59:45.160 Street Journal

00:59:45.560 says that, did

00:59:46.860 you know that

00:59:47.380 China is way 0.99

00:59:48.120 ahead of us in

00:59:48.800 shipbuilding,

00:59:49.820 which is bad

00:59:50.600 because those

00:59:51.100 ships are

00:59:51.480 military ships.

00:59:52.920 So now China

00:59:53.900 actually has more

00:59:54.780 military ships.

00:59:56.200 I've heard other

00:59:56.820 people say you

00:59:58.440 can't know

00:59:59.400 anything by

00:59:59.920 counting the

01:00:00.580 number of

01:00:00.980 warships, because

01:00:02.980 apparently our

01:00:03.860 Navy capabilities

01:00:06.820 are far beyond

01:00:08.100 what they have in

01:00:08.840 their ships.

01:00:09.500 They just have a

01:00:10.040 lot of them.

01:00:11.600 I don't know.

01:00:12.660 I'm not sure if

01:00:13.260 that's true.

01:00:13.960 It's just

01:00:14.400 something I saw

01:00:15.020 in the news.

01:00:16.440 But apparently

01:00:17.620 the U.S.

01:00:18.780 is trying to

01:00:19.240 compensate by

01:00:20.020 getting South

01:00:20.700 Korea, given 0.90

01:00:22.220 that they're good

01:00:22.880 allies of us and

01:00:23.980 they have a

01:00:24.420 really strong

01:00:25.080 shipbuilding

01:00:25.780 industry, as

01:00:27.660 does Japan,

01:00:28.940 that we're

01:00:29.560 trying to get

01:00:30.060 them to help

01:00:30.560 us build our

01:00:31.680 military stuff.

01:00:34.500 That sounds

01:00:35.260 like a good

01:00:35.720 short-term idea.

01:00:38.460 It does seem

01:00:39.400 to me that the

01:00:40.100 robots need to 0.60

01:00:40.840 build those

01:00:41.420 warships or we

01:00:42.640 need to build

01:00:43.480 drones.

01:00:44.740 I think I saw

01:00:45.500 a headline that

01:00:46.340 Putin is trying

01:00:48.220 to increase his

01:00:49.080 drone production

01:00:50.900 by 10 times.

01:00:52.960 It's just going

01:00:53.980 to be drones.

01:00:56.100 To me, I'm

01:00:58.260 always curious

01:00:59.080 how a naval

01:01:02.160 battleship can

01:01:03.620 survive any

01:01:04.380 battle.

01:01:06.080 It seems to

01:01:06.900 me that the

01:01:07.320 ability to

01:01:08.560 destroy a

01:01:09.380 ship that's

01:01:10.300 sitting out

01:01:10.760 there like in

01:01:11.360 this big ocean,

01:01:12.640 even though they

01:01:13.320 have, you know,

01:01:14.240 I know they have

01:01:14.700 defensive battle

01:01:15.560 groups around a

01:01:16.280 battleship, for

01:01:16.840 example, but

01:01:17.900 around a

01:01:18.760 aircraft carrier

01:01:19.720 that have lots

01:01:20.380 of support

01:01:20.880 ships to shoot

01:01:21.680 things down

01:01:22.180 before it got

01:01:22.720 there.

01:01:23.460 But even with

01:01:24.340 that, it's

01:01:25.540 hard for me to

01:01:26.180 imagine that a

01:01:27.440 superpower couldn't

01:01:28.400 take out 100% of

01:01:29.620 the ships of any

01:01:30.420 other side.

01:01:31.760 So I feel as

01:01:32.780 though every

01:01:33.520 surface ship

01:01:34.520 would be

01:01:34.920 destroyed within

01:01:36.520 an hour of a

01:01:37.880 real war with

01:01:38.780 China or 0.92

01:01:40.300 Russia, which

01:01:42.320 is yet another

01:01:43.080 reason we're not

01:01:43.720 going to do

01:01:44.080 it.

01:01:44.360 We're not

01:01:44.720 going to get

01:01:45.060 in a real

01:01:45.460 war with

01:01:45.860 them.

01:01:46.480 It would be

01:01:46.740 dumb.

01:01:49.600 Anyway, so

01:01:50.280 South Korea to

01:01:51.060 the rescue,

01:01:52.220 maybe.

01:01:53.520 According to

01:01:54.080 Just the

01:01:54.620 News, there's

01:01:56.300 an effort to

01:01:57.260 train judges

01:01:58.200 on climate

01:02:00.160 change.

01:02:01.360 So if you're a

01:02:02.040 judge, you know

01:02:02.600 about the law,

01:02:03.320 but you don't

01:02:03.720 know as much

01:02:04.200 about science,

01:02:05.040 and then a lot

01:02:05.560 of lawsuits come

01:02:06.380 in about CO2

01:02:08.200 usage and climate

01:02:09.620 change, and then

01:02:10.340 you've got to be

01:02:10.740 educated.

01:02:11.100 So they're

01:02:12.060 educating them

01:02:12.800 in advance so

01:02:14.440 they know enough

01:02:15.120 about climate

01:02:15.640 change to be

01:02:16.440 good judges.

01:02:17.780 Does that sound

01:02:18.640 like a good

01:02:19.140 idea to you?

01:02:21.380 Do you think

01:02:22.080 these judges are

01:02:23.020 going to get

01:02:23.520 the whole

01:02:25.040 picture?

01:02:25.960 Do you think

01:02:26.580 that when somebody

01:02:27.260 teaches them about

01:02:28.240 climate models,

01:02:29.560 they're going to

01:02:30.780 tell them, well,

01:02:32.200 you know, most of

01:02:32.960 the scientists think

01:02:33.840 these are good, but

01:02:35.000 there's an argument

01:02:35.800 against them, and it

01:02:36.640 goes like this?

01:02:38.120 Or are they just

01:02:38.980 going to say all

01:02:39.520 the climate models

01:02:40.280 say we're in

01:02:40.720 trouble, so we're

01:02:41.340 in trouble?

01:02:43.460 I feel like this

01:02:45.620 is so illegitimate

01:02:48.100 and unethical that

01:02:50.240 it should be

01:02:50.880 illegal to educate

01:02:53.060 judges when really

01:02:54.400 what you're doing

01:02:54.900 is brainwashing

01:02:55.740 them.

01:02:56.720 Is it legal to

01:02:57.780 brainwash a judge,

01:03:00.700 especially if they

01:03:01.820 don't know they're

01:03:02.360 being brainwashed,

01:03:03.140 they think they're

01:03:03.660 being educated?

01:03:05.140 It should be.

01:03:06.100 Am I wrong?

01:03:08.240 It should be.

01:03:09.720 You know, even if

01:03:10.380 there's not a

01:03:10.920 specific case that's

01:03:12.280 brewing, even in

01:03:13.980 general, it should be

01:03:15.400 illegal to brainwash a

01:03:16.760 judge so that you

01:03:18.460 can win future cases.

01:03:21.480 Seems to me.

01:03:23.280 But I don't know.

01:03:25.360 I'm no lawyer.

01:03:28.780 Well, you know, as

01:03:29.860 you know, that SAVE

01:03:30.840 Act did not pass in

01:03:32.420 Congress.

01:03:33.040 The SAVE Act was

01:03:34.220 the one that would

01:03:34.920 say you can't vote,

01:03:36.100 vote in any state

01:03:37.520 unless you've proven

01:03:38.540 you're a citizen.

01:03:40.020 Now, why did

01:03:40.680 Democrats, and it

01:03:41.580 was only Democrats,

01:03:43.180 vote enough to not

01:03:45.080 do that?

01:03:46.240 What would be the

01:03:47.040 reason you wouldn't

01:03:48.660 want to need to know

01:03:50.140 if the voters are

01:03:51.500 citizens?

01:03:52.840 I can't think of

01:03:53.800 one.

01:03:55.140 Not a legitimate

01:03:56.060 one.

01:03:56.860 The only reason I

01:03:57.660 can think of is it

01:03:58.580 makes it easier to

01:03:59.900 cheat.

01:04:00.180 And when they give

01:04:02.680 legitimate answers, it's

01:04:03.860 stuff like, well, you

01:04:05.480 know, we don't want to

01:04:06.420 disenfranchise people

01:04:07.900 who don't have ID but

01:04:10.780 really want to vote.

01:04:12.280 To which I say the same

01:04:13.960 thing you say.

01:04:15.380 All right.

01:04:16.480 Let's compare the data to

01:04:18.420 the anecdotal experience.

01:04:21.240 Again, anecdote doesn't

01:04:22.600 mean that that part's

01:04:23.860 right.

01:04:24.160 But if they're

01:04:25.420 different, that should

01:04:27.880 raise the flag.

01:04:29.300 So let's see.

01:04:30.420 The experts on the

01:04:31.500 Democrat side say that

01:04:33.080 there's some big

01:04:34.880 problem with people

01:04:36.380 who don't have ID but

01:04:38.100 definitely want to vote.

01:04:40.520 And yet, we've never

01:04:42.500 found one.

01:04:44.560 Nor have we ever found

01:04:46.120 anybody who knew one.

01:04:48.400 Think about that.

01:04:50.080 It would be hard to

01:04:50.840 find one.

01:04:52.260 But you could find

01:04:53.380 somebody who knows

01:04:54.080 one.

01:04:54.920 So take anything else

01:04:56.260 in the world that

01:04:57.340 you've ever heard

01:04:57.900 about.

01:04:59.200 Have you ever tried to

01:05:02.940 do autoerotic

01:05:04.320 asphyxiation yourself?

01:05:06.520 No?

01:05:07.440 Have you ever heard of

01:05:08.600 anybody who did?

01:05:09.980 Yes, you have.

01:05:11.720 Yeah, you have actual

01:05:12.720 names of real people.

01:05:15.320 How about, do you know

01:05:17.400 anybody personally who

01:05:19.720 ever died in a

01:05:20.780 parachuting accident?

01:05:22.880 Probably not.

01:05:24.080 But I do.

01:05:25.400 I know somebody

01:05:26.200 personally who died in a

01:05:27.280 parachuting accident.

01:05:28.600 And you know me.

01:05:30.800 So, you know, you could

01:05:33.000 reasonably guess if you've

01:05:35.340 watched me enough that I

01:05:36.540 wouldn't make that up.

01:05:37.920 That'd be a dumb thing to

01:05:39.120 just make up.

01:05:40.000 So there's evidence that

01:05:41.560 people die in parachute

01:05:42.520 accidents, parachuting.

01:05:43.960 And in fact, almost

01:05:46.680 anything that you could think

01:05:48.380 of that's ever been

01:05:49.920 mentioned or you've been

01:05:52.040 told exists, you could

01:05:54.240 either find it in your own

01:05:55.420 life or you know of

01:05:58.120 somebody who knows about it.

01:05:59.880 Right?

01:06:00.020 But I don't know anybody who

01:06:04.900 knows anybody who knows

01:06:06.080 anybody who had ever found

01:06:08.140 anybody who wanted to vote

01:06:09.840 and couldn't figure out how to

01:06:10.800 get an ID.

01:06:12.280 Not anybody.

01:06:13.500 Not anybody who knows

01:06:14.900 anybody who knows anybody.

01:06:16.240 Not a Kevin Bacon situation,

01:06:18.840 six degrees of separation.

01:06:20.540 Not anything.

01:06:21.320 And again, I tell you that I

01:06:24.620 only have to go one degree

01:06:25.760 of separation to identify

01:06:27.260 everything I've ever heard

01:06:28.660 of about murder with a gun.

01:06:32.660 Well, I don't think I know

01:06:35.240 anybody who personally

01:06:37.100 murdered with a gun, but I

01:06:39.120 definitely know people who

01:06:40.160 know people who were murdered

01:06:41.020 with a gun.

01:06:42.080 Right?

01:06:43.880 Everything has that quality.

01:06:46.000 You at least know somebody who

01:06:47.340 knows somebody, but not

01:06:49.020 anybody who wanted to vote

01:06:51.300 but couldn't get an ID.

01:06:52.640 Not one.

01:06:55.160 So, also, Alice Sharpton

01:07:01.600 on MSNBC and some of his

01:07:03.640 other cohorts were saying

01:07:05.900 it's terrible that Georgia

01:07:07.680 has decided, their election

01:07:09.140 board decided just recently,

01:07:11.260 that all of their voting

01:07:13.040 would be on hand-counted

01:07:15.520 ballots instead of using

01:07:16.900 machines.

01:07:17.420 And the MSNBC people want

01:07:21.460 you to know that there's

01:07:23.120 no way, you know, one of

01:07:25.100 their guests said, there's

01:07:26.200 no way they'll be able to

01:07:27.340 count 10 million votes.

01:07:29.220 How can you possibly do that?

01:07:31.760 To which I say, yeah, you can

01:07:33.920 do that.

01:07:35.120 Everybody knows you can do

01:07:36.260 that.

01:07:37.960 Every one of us knows they

01:07:40.220 can do that.

01:07:41.360 Will it be done that night?

01:07:43.260 It's not going to be done that

01:07:46.020 night, no matter how they do

01:07:47.460 it.

01:07:48.060 It doesn't matter how they do

01:07:49.460 it.

01:07:50.000 It's not going to be done that

01:07:51.280 night.

01:07:51.820 We know that.

01:07:53.340 So, why would you be

01:07:55.840 opposed

01:07:57.420 to the most

01:07:59.340 secure way of voting

01:08:01.040 and everybody knows it?

01:08:04.420 Everybody knows it's the most

01:08:05.780 secure way of voting.

01:08:06.640 Well, it's the same reason 0.65

01:08:08.520 you'd be opposed to the

01:08:09.680 SAFE Act.

01:08:11.420 The Democrats are

01:08:12.620 telegraphing their

01:08:13.920 intention to cheat

01:08:15.040 so clearly.

01:08:17.580 I've never seen

01:08:18.720 anybody so clearly

01:08:20.460 tell you they're going to

01:08:21.460 cheat.

01:08:22.400 But here's what it feels

01:08:23.200 like.

01:08:24.000 Hey, Scott,

01:08:25.340 I'll be robbing the bank

01:08:27.280 down on the corner

01:08:29.560 there on Friday.

01:08:32.220 And I'll say,

01:08:33.480 wait, what did you just

01:08:34.600 say?

01:08:34.840 I'll be robbing the bank

01:08:36.620 down in that corner there

01:08:38.440 by the gas station.

01:08:39.320 I'm going to rob that

01:08:40.060 on Friday.

01:08:42.440 And I'll say,

01:08:43.820 I feel like

01:08:45.580 maybe I should do

01:08:46.800 something about that.

01:08:49.620 They could not be telling

01:08:51.520 us more clearly

01:08:52.500 that they intend to cheat.

01:08:54.760 Now, I tell you all the

01:08:57.660 people's minds,

01:08:58.760 but they have all the time

01:09:01.140 in the world to tell us

01:09:02.180 what their reasoning is.

01:09:04.840 And their reasoning is so

01:09:06.200 patently stupid

01:09:07.740 that you don't have to

01:09:09.380 wonder if those are real

01:09:10.400 reasons.

01:09:11.260 Of course,

01:09:12.160 they're not real reasons.

01:09:14.100 So, yes,

01:09:15.320 they are telling us as

01:09:16.640 clearly as you possibly

01:09:17.920 can that they hope

01:09:19.760 and plan to cheat

01:09:21.200 like crazy.

01:09:24.060 So,

01:09:24.720 there it is.

01:09:27.460 Ladies and gentlemen,

01:09:28.580 this concludes my prepared

01:09:30.120 remarks for today.

01:09:31.400 I'm going to go talk to

01:09:32.920 the people on Locals

01:09:34.300 privately,

01:09:35.220 but I remind you that

01:09:36.240 the Dilber 2025

01:09:37.180 desk calendar,

01:09:38.740 the page a day,

01:09:39.860 is back.

01:09:41.560 But you can only get it

01:09:43.240 at the link

01:09:44.540 at Dilber.com.

01:09:46.140 It is not going to be

01:09:47.420 available on Amazon

01:09:48.280 and not going to be

01:09:49.840 available in regular stores.

01:09:51.740 And that was the way

01:09:52.740 I could do it

01:09:53.440 to have it made in America.

01:09:55.220 Longer story.

01:09:56.360 But if you have it made

01:09:57.060 in America,

01:09:57.480 it's prohibitively

01:09:59.460 expensive

01:09:59.940 unless you cut out

01:10:01.940 all the middlemen.

01:10:03.960 So, that's what

01:10:04.740 I had to do.

01:10:06.160 So,

01:10:06.860 and if shipping

01:10:07.820 looks expensive,

01:10:08.820 which it is,

01:10:10.200 then buy more than one

01:10:11.620 and your shipping costs

01:10:12.620 will look pretty

01:10:13.260 reasonable after that

01:10:14.500 because you know

01:10:15.400 you want some for gifts.

01:10:17.340 All right, everybody.

01:10:18.400 I'm going to go say hi

01:10:19.340 to the locals people

01:10:21.300 privately,

01:10:22.020 the rest of you.

01:10:23.200 Thanks for joining.

01:10:24.400 We'll be private

01:10:25.320 with locals

01:10:25.860 in 30 seconds.

01:10:27.480 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - September 24, 2024

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