Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 03, 2024


Episode 2616 CWSA 10⧸03⧸24


Episode Stats

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1 hour and 9 minutes

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146.01637

Word Count

10,221

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679

Misogynist Sentences

5

Hate Speech Sentences

47


Summary

On this episode of Coffee with Scott Adams: Amazon won't let you buy a hardcover copy of Trump's new book, and some people are asking if it's a coincidence. Plus, a flood update from the aftermath of the devastating storm that devastated the southern United States.


Transcript

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00:00:56.640 called Simultaneous Sip and Happens. Now, go. Oh my goodness. I'm quivering. Quivering with excitement.
00:01:12.960 Did you know that you could buy only the hard copy of version of Win Bigly because Amazon is in charge
00:01:20.440 of the Kindle and the soft cover. This one comes from a third party but you can only buy the hard
00:01:28.060 cover of the new second edition. It's the second edition of Win Bigly. It's a custom minor updates
00:01:36.760 similar to the first version with a few updates that you might like but do you know what you do
00:01:44.640 when Amazon says we're not going to publish your book and we're not going to give you a reason?
00:01:49.780 Nothing. So apparently Amazon can just decide that this book won't be published
00:01:55.800 in two of its forms even though one of them they're publishing. Now, see if you can understand this.
00:02:05.100 They've accepted the hard cover and you can buy it right now. The soft cover and the Kindle are rejected
00:02:13.140 although they're identical to this. Same title, same content, everything. But one of them is
00:02:22.240 accepted and the others are rejected and there is no way to find out why or to fix it. There's no
00:02:29.100 mechanism. There's no way to reach anybody and you just get automated responses and say we rejected it
00:02:35.260 if you try to follow up digitally. Now, here's the question. Is that political? Do you think it's a
00:02:43.720 coincidence that one of the books that would give you the best impression of Trump, even though the
00:02:51.160 book is about persuasion, it's not about politics per se, do you think it's a coincidence that that's
00:02:56.800 not allowed to be published and that there's no explanation? Remember, the hard cover is published
00:03:03.280 on the same platform. So it's not the content. And if it were something technical, it would be great
00:03:11.720 if they told us, but I don't know what it would be. So we have big question marks on that. All right.
00:03:20.580 I was going to have a guest this morning, but there's a technical level of complexity involved that I
00:03:27.740 couldn't solve in time for the show. So I think I'll do that separately. We'll do a separate feed at
00:03:33.420 some point real soon. Anyway, flood update. Some people are saying that FEMA is failing.
00:03:42.480 You know, I don't think you can ever tell if FEMA is doing a good job or a bad job during the event
00:03:49.640 because it would be quite normal that if you were one of the people in the actual flood disaster zone,
00:03:56.940 whatever FEMA did wouldn't feel like enough. So I'm not going to defend FEMA. That's not my job.
00:04:05.440 But I would say that we're not going to really know if they performed until the end.
00:04:14.520 We do know there's a bunch of stuff that's not getting done. We know that there's lots of services
00:04:20.280 that are not completed and people are stranded and there's all kinds of problems. But that doesn't
00:04:25.860 mean that FEMA's failing necessarily or in some comprehensive way. The things we worry about
00:04:32.720 are allegedly some of the equipment that we could have used to get the electricity working in those
00:04:38.820 places has already been donated to Ukraine to get their electrical grid working. So if that's true,
00:04:47.140 and I can't confirm that's true, that would be a big deal. We also hear that maybe FEMA's out of money
00:04:54.180 because they gave a lot of money to the migrant processes, which are not really supposed to be
00:05:00.540 their primary duty. If that's true, and I can't confirm it's true, that would be a big deal.
00:05:06.940 But I can't really see the US government running out of money just for one thing, when in fact,
00:05:13.800 we have no money for anything. How do you run out of money when there's no money in existence in the
00:05:20.380 first place? You can't run out of something you don't have. So what we have is credit. I don't know
00:05:27.060 why we have it. I mean, we shouldn't, but we do. So Brian Kemp said he was outraged. So governor of
00:05:37.740 Georgia, he had to call the White House after only 11 of the 90 counties hit were included in the FEMA
00:05:45.200 disaster declaration. Now, if that's true, and of course, all these stories you haven't heard the
00:05:51.640 other side, you know, maybe FEMA says something like, well, we didn't declare them, but we still
00:05:57.920 do all the work. So nothing really is different. So if you haven't heard the other side, you just
00:06:04.040 don't know. Yeah. So it seems unlikely that they just gave their money all to, you know, illegal
00:06:11.260 immigrants or legal immigrants. So keep an open mind about that. But it doesn't look good. If you're
00:06:20.380 asking me, does it look good, I'd say no, it looks like there's some FEMA problems. But I would give
00:06:28.520 them a little bit of a little bit of slack until we know what's what. It's still the fog of war in
00:06:35.540 that situation, but it does seem pretty, pretty bad. U.S. jobless claims have risen a little bit more
00:06:44.420 than estimated. And hiring fell to 3.3% in August, matching the lowest level since 2013, unless you
00:06:54.500 include COVID. So employment looks sort of just tepid, not great, not terrible. No real story there. It's
00:07:07.100 just not good. But I wonder if we're already seeing the effects of people assuming that robots are
00:07:13.700 going to be doing more than the employees. Do you think anybody is saying, I better stop hiring
00:07:19.620 because I know I'm going to have to do a lot of firing because I'm going to replace people with AI
00:07:24.520 and robots? I just saw an estimate. There's somebody who knows a lot about AI who thinks that only 5%
00:07:32.800 of jobs could ever be replaced by AI. Paperback and Kindle are there. Oh, somebody's saying that
00:07:42.880 maybe Amazon has approved it since this morning. Well, that would be explained by me going public
00:07:49.600 and torching them on X. I was just beginning to torch them. So I'll check on that and we'll see. But
00:07:59.620 I'm getting a report in the comments that the Kindle version and the soft cover might be approved.
00:08:06.840 I just don't know why. All right. So we'll keep an eye on that. So anyway, the expert thinks that
00:08:15.380 only 5% of jobs might be ever replaced with AI based on the current kinds of AI. If we get some better
00:08:23.960 kind of AI in the future, then more jobs can be replaced. But I've got a real question.
00:08:31.480 I'm not so sure robots are going to work. Are you? You know, if only 5% of jobs can be replaced by AI,
00:08:45.180 does it become more jobs as soon as you add the robot body to it? Because then the body can lift
00:08:51.400 things and move things in the real world? Or does it stay 5%? Because here's my thing. I spend a lot
00:08:59.940 of time with chat GPT, AI, and it's improving. You know, it's improving at an impressive rate. But
00:09:08.920 it's nowhere near something I would trust in a robot body. And is there something I don't know
00:09:16.820 about what's going on? Is there a whole different AI that's for robots? Because if I had to depend on
00:09:24.120 the reliability of chat GPT to put in a robot that could lift me up and throw me across the room,
00:09:32.620 I don't know if I'd want my robot to have that brain in there. You know, if it's bigger than me.
00:09:38.360 I think the biggest robot I would allow in my home would be maybe five feet tall. I don't want any
00:09:46.480 robot that could beat me in a fair fight. Like I want to think, oh, it's only five feet tall. I can
00:09:52.000 like push it over and then outrun it. Because they still they still walk like Joe Biden.
00:09:58.320 For some reason, nobody can fix that. 30 years of freaking robots in movies, and they still can't
00:10:05.580 walk fast. Nobody can make a robot that can walk fast. I don't get that. Seems like that would be
00:10:12.320 the easiest thing to fix. Well, here's my take on politics. In case you're wondering, would you like
00:10:20.400 to hear my take on politics? Have you noticed that the things that Democrats are afraid of
00:10:26.080 and the things that Republicans are afraid of are very different? Now, you're going to say to
00:10:31.840 yourself, duh. Yes, that's the whole point of politics. One group is afraid of certain issues.
00:10:37.800 The other is afraid of the other issues. And you tend to work on things you're most afraid of.
00:10:43.660 Sometimes we work on things that are like investments in the future. But mostly, politics is
00:10:50.460 about what's bothering you the most, what scares you the most. Then you put all your resources in
00:10:55.820 that direction so you won't be scared. So you build up militaries and stuff like that. But have you
00:11:01.720 noticed there's a qualitative difference between what Democrats and Republicans are afraid of that
00:11:09.000 goes beyond policy? You would expect them to be afraid of different things just because they have
00:11:15.180 different political views. But here are some things that Democrats are afraid of. They're afraid of
00:11:22.960 Trump. They're afraid of Trump's chaos and his personality and all the things he'll do. And
00:11:30.180 he'll be stealing your democracy. They say it could be the end of democracy. So the number one thing
00:11:37.680 that Democrats are afraid of is Trump stealing their democracy. They're worried about white supremacy
00:11:44.020 and the militias up in the mountains and all the white supremacy that's in everything.
00:11:50.040 Oh, so Amazon separated the hardcover from the other two entities so that if you look at one,
00:11:59.700 you won't necessarily find the other two. Perfect. It's always something. All right. So Democrats are
00:12:07.340 afraid of Trump. They're afraid of all the white supremacy that they can't find any of it in the
00:12:12.500 military. They're afraid of climate change and they're afraid of Russia. What do all those things have in
00:12:19.160 common? Trump stealing your democracy, white supremacy and the militias up in the hill, climate change
00:12:26.760 and Russia? What do they all have in common? Can you see the common element? None of them are real.
00:12:37.740 They're literally things that if you had not been told that you should be afraid of them,
00:12:42.900 you would never be afraid of them. There is really zero chance that Trump is going to steal your
00:12:50.260 democracy in the context of the Democrats already stealing your democracy. Clearly the elections have
00:12:57.720 become just a cheaters contest. Let's be honest. Our election system is a cheaters contest. I don't know
00:13:05.040 where all the cheating is, but you see election interference in every fucking thing that happens
00:13:09.860 everywhere from both sides in different ways. So it's a cheating contest. And to imagine that Trump
00:13:17.600 is the one that steals your democracy that was probably been gone since 1963, literally, like
00:13:24.160 literally no joke. It's not likely we have a democracy. We have something like the impression
00:13:30.160 of a democracy that's enough of an illusion to keep the country together. But I'm pretty sure we don't
00:13:36.240 have a lot to do with who gets power and what happens in the biggest decisions.
00:13:42.400 So somehow the Democrats have managed to convince, or the press and the propagandists
00:13:48.540 have managed to convince something like half the country that their biggest things they should be afraid
00:13:53.840 of are all things that are good for the people in power. Let's see. Getting rid of Trump?
00:14:00.400 Well, that would be good for the people in power because they want to be in charge. Saying white supremacy
00:14:06.560 is a problem? Well, that would be good for the people in power because it keeps Trump out of office.
00:14:13.600 What about climate change? Well, that would be good for the people in power because it means that a
00:14:19.120 trillion dollars will be heading their direction and for all the services and the technologies and the
00:14:25.760 companies that are pro-democrat. So that would be good for them. What about Russia is the biggest fear?
00:14:32.080 Oh, the military industrial complex could make lots more money if Russia is our enemy than if we found a
00:14:38.400 way to get along with them. So Democrats are living in a completely fake fear world. Now, here are some
00:14:46.880 things that I would consider real things to be afraid of. Now, I'm not trying to make you afraid,
00:14:52.800 but I want you to contrast the reality of these versus the complete fictional fear of what the
00:15:01.840 Democrats are living under. So these would be things that Republicans would be concerned with.
00:15:08.160 Government censorship of what they call disinformation, which is really the end of the
00:15:12.720 First Amendment and the end of any kind of freedom. That's what Republicans are worried about. Is that real?
00:15:20.160 It's completely real. I mean, it's documented in so many ways you can, you know, I can't even mention
00:15:27.040 them all. But from the Twitter files on, we've seen that the government has colluded with
00:15:34.560 the media and platforms to censor and censor the truth, not just misinformation, censor the truth
00:15:44.560 and probably know they're doing it. So should you be afraid of the loss of free speech? Well,
00:15:51.120 depends if you think you ever had it. What about the fact that our food supply is poison?
00:15:57.120 That bothers me a lot. That's like, I don't know, it'd be hard to come up with a bigger problem than that,
00:16:02.880 poisoning you with your food supply. But that's a big issue, especially with RFK Jr. part of the pirate ship.
00:16:10.880 I'm worried about DEI. I think DEI is destroying the country. It's just destroying the fabric of the country,
00:16:18.960 which was merit-based, and now it isn't. A non-merit-based system is guaranteed to fail.
00:16:26.160 And I'm really worried about that. And that's very real. And we're seeing the mass incompetence
00:16:32.240 problem everywhere, from the Secret Service to you name it. It's everywhere.
00:16:37.120 I'm worried about the debt. I have no idea how to solve that. No idea how to solve it. And it's
00:16:42.800 terminal, by the way. If we don't solve it, we're all dead. And I don't know how to solve it. And
00:16:51.760 nobody has an idea. So that's a problem. How about nuclear war? Well, I don't think it's an imminent
00:17:00.400 problem, but it's one that I worry about. How about the supply chain breaking down? That's a really big
00:17:08.080 problem, especially if Iran gets into a fighting war more directly with Israel or the United States.
00:17:15.360 They've already threatened to turn off the oil and maybe block the strata for more moves,
00:17:21.200 or we think they would. I don't know if they've threatened that.
00:17:23.920 So I worry about the supply chain. I worry about the next pandemic that
00:17:31.120 may be coming along. I worry about the population decline, the birth rate problem in the United
00:17:37.440 States. I worry about that. I worry about the energy shortage that's driven by having too many robots
00:17:44.080 and too much AI and self-driving cars. And then we don't have enough energy to keep the lights on.
00:17:48.560 I worry about that a lot. How about foreign countries hacking our infrastructure and being
00:17:56.720 able to turn off our lights and our water anytime they want? I worry about that. I'm pretty sure
00:18:02.240 that's real, according to the FBI. It looks like China has already hacked into everything and they
00:18:07.680 can just turn us off when they want. That's a problem. And of course, I worry about the deep state
00:18:15.440 controlling the world, the country. So I feel like those are pretty well documented,
00:18:22.960 easily defended, obvious, real fears. Here's what I put zero fear into. Trump stealing my democracy,
00:18:33.200 white supremacy, militias that nobody can find, climate change, and Russia wanting to attack us,
00:18:42.720 unless we attack them. I mean, if we keep going after Russia enough, then it becomes a problem.
00:18:48.880 But I don't think it's a problem if we're just waiting around.
00:18:53.840 All right. I'm getting a confirmation that it's still just hardcover that's available on Amazon.
00:18:59.280 So just think of that. So a bunch of you went to Amazon to check my claim and you came back with
00:19:06.640 different stories about what is available and what's not. You can't even tell if you can buy my book.
00:19:13.280 Just think about that. A number of you went to check just to see if my book is available for sale.
00:19:20.240 And you can't tell. You can't tell. Some of you say it is, and some of you say it definitely isn't.
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00:20:30.980 Wow. Well, Doug Emhoff
00:20:33.140 is in trouble, but I don't think any Democrats will care or hear about it. Allegedly,
00:20:38.800 in 2012,
00:20:41.540 he slapped his girlfriend for flirting at some party
00:20:45.080 where they were all drunk. She allegedly hit him back.
00:20:49.220 No charges were filed.
00:20:50.880 Some say, allegedly, he paid $80,000 to make the story go away. I don't know if that's confirmed.
00:20:58.800 So the Daily Mail says they have three sources, I guess.
00:21:01.620 Now, if you look at the way the media is handling it, so far, the biggest part of the media,
00:21:09.580 the biggest part of the media is only
00:21:12.480 kind of ignoring it.
00:21:16.580 So I don't think Democrats will even hear it.
00:21:19.440 Or if they do, they'll think it must be nothing from the past.
00:21:22.100 But Chris Cuomo, NewsNation,
00:21:26.320 he did do a little video piece
00:21:28.040 in which he said that if this had been
00:21:30.080 Trump who had done these things
00:21:32.000 or anyone close to him,
00:21:34.140 it would just be the only news.
00:21:36.860 To which I say,
00:21:38.840 that sounds about right.
00:21:40.580 Yeah.
00:21:41.500 Yeah, so we're going to get the
00:21:43.060 completely different treatment because it's him.
00:21:46.020 Now,
00:21:47.220 I love the fact that
00:21:49.840 that MSNBC in particular
00:21:53.500 was trying to turn
00:21:55.280 Walsh and
00:21:56.720 Doug Emhoff into the new model of
00:21:59.500 masculinity.
00:22:02.120 And then you find that the new model of
00:22:04.120 masculinity
00:22:06.520 slapped around a girlfriend,
00:22:09.960 got the,
00:22:10.400 I think it's,
00:22:11.020 was it the nanny,
00:22:11.940 the same girlfriend?
00:22:12.940 I think it's the same person, right?
00:22:14.580 Got her pregnant.
00:22:17.500 Yeah.
00:22:18.020 So there's your new model
00:22:19.840 of masculinity.
00:22:20.540 That didn't work out the way
00:22:21.660 anybody hoped.
00:22:23.940 Bill Malusian is talking about
00:22:25.460 the northern border.
00:22:26.900 So apparently just in three states
00:22:29.000 on our northern border,
00:22:30.180 so this isn't,
00:22:31.000 this is not the entire northern border,
00:22:32.760 just three states,
00:22:34.440 Vermont,
00:22:35.580 New York,
00:22:35.980 and New Hampshire.
00:22:36.740 And keep in mind that,
00:22:38.180 yeah,
00:22:38.520 just three states.
00:22:40.160 And apparently,
00:22:41.640 according to the Border Patrol,
00:22:42.840 they got 19,000
00:22:44.240 illegal immigrants
00:22:45.680 in 2024 so far.
00:22:48.400 That's higher than the previous
00:22:49.760 17 years combined,
00:22:51.420 and they came from
00:22:52.020 97 different countries.
00:22:54.280 Now,
00:22:54.640 how many got through
00:22:55.720 if 19,000 got caught,
00:22:59.460 but only in three states
00:23:02.000 that border?
00:23:02.760 So we got a whole bunch of states
00:23:04.200 that border Canada.
00:23:06.440 That's a lot.
00:23:09.460 How many terrorists do you think
00:23:11.420 are inside the country?
00:23:12.380 If I were Iran,
00:23:16.820 let me tell you
00:23:17.640 how I would build a defense
00:23:18.940 against the United States.
00:23:20.360 And I don't think
00:23:20.980 I'm giving them ideas
00:23:22.100 because this is sort of obvious.
00:23:25.200 If our borders are open,
00:23:26.720 you would sneak as many operatives
00:23:28.400 as you could.
00:23:30.220 And any one motivated operative
00:23:32.960 with a little bit of weaponry
00:23:34.560 that doesn't seem too hard to get
00:23:36.340 could do horrible damage.
00:23:40.460 Horrible damage.
00:23:41.360 And again,
00:23:42.100 I'm not going to give many ideas.
00:23:47.320 Oh,
00:23:48.020 I think my
00:23:49.120 Win Bigly,
00:23:50.100 the first edition,
00:23:51.480 you're still seeing
00:23:52.500 in various forms.
00:23:53.960 It's the second edition
00:23:55.100 that's not available
00:23:56.140 in all its forms.
00:23:58.900 Anyway,
00:23:59.920 so I would expect
00:24:01.300 that if we have war
00:24:02.320 with Iran,
00:24:03.860 suddenly the lights
00:24:04.980 are going to go out
00:24:05.600 in the United States.
00:24:06.560 And I suppose
00:24:10.300 it depends how bad
00:24:11.200 things get.
00:24:11.860 But if we took out,
00:24:13.120 or Israel,
00:24:13.980 let's say Israel,
00:24:15.200 took out the oil refineries
00:24:16.900 in Iran,
00:24:17.720 which basically
00:24:18.460 eliminated their way to,
00:24:20.400 essentially eliminate
00:24:21.620 their economy,
00:24:22.740 they wouldn't be able
00:24:23.300 to survive.
00:24:24.520 I think they would
00:24:25.340 turn the lights off
00:24:26.160 in the United States.
00:24:27.040 I think you literally
00:24:28.700 wouldn't have electricity.
00:24:31.120 And I think that they
00:24:32.180 have the ability
00:24:32.700 to do that,
00:24:34.260 either through physical
00:24:35.460 sabotage or hacking.
00:24:37.340 And here's the thing
00:24:39.700 I wonder.
00:24:41.580 If something that big
00:24:42.800 did happen to us
00:24:43.840 in the United States,
00:24:45.100 there's no restraint
00:24:47.200 that we would use
00:24:48.140 to make sure
00:24:48.920 it didn't happen again.
00:24:50.380 So that would end
00:24:51.920 Iran as an independent nation,
00:24:54.740 in my opinion.
00:24:56.180 If they turned off
00:24:57.140 the lights in the United States
00:24:58.340 and we couldn't
00:24:59.620 get them back on
00:25:00.400 and it caused
00:25:01.080 100,000 people to die
00:25:03.160 just from the lack
00:25:04.460 of electricity,
00:25:05.240 which is possible,
00:25:06.080 by the way.
00:25:06.540 You could have
00:25:07.260 100,000 people die.
00:25:08.620 If that happened,
00:25:10.200 even if we judged,
00:25:12.000 well, we were
00:25:12.640 a little bit responsible
00:25:13.720 for maybe poking the bear,
00:25:16.180 some people would say,
00:25:17.560 and others would say,
00:25:18.900 no, we're just responding
00:25:19.980 to them poking us
00:25:20.900 all the time.
00:25:21.660 We'd never get
00:25:22.520 to the bottom of that.
00:25:23.960 But if something
00:25:24.860 that radical happened
00:25:26.160 on the homeland,
00:25:28.220 I think the U.S. military
00:25:30.920 and Israel would
00:25:32.560 essentially just colonize Iran
00:25:34.520 and just take over
00:25:36.140 the government there
00:25:36.880 at whatever cost.
00:25:39.000 I think at any cost
00:25:40.080 we would do it
00:25:40.680 at that point.
00:25:42.200 So that's probably
00:25:43.200 the only thing
00:25:43.680 that's keeping Iran
00:25:44.720 or China
00:25:45.340 or anybody else
00:25:46.060 from turning off
00:25:46.760 our lights
00:25:47.360 because it does seem
00:25:48.800 we're super vulnerable.
00:25:50.900 The only thing
00:25:51.520 that we have
00:25:52.300 is not that we're
00:25:53.280 protecting our facilities
00:25:54.680 or even our borders.
00:25:56.200 The only thing we have
00:25:57.200 is that if somebody does it,
00:25:59.160 we're going to find out
00:26:00.060 who you are
00:26:00.780 and we're going
00:26:02.420 to make sure
00:26:02.840 that everybody
00:26:04.200 who's ever close
00:26:05.960 to you
00:26:06.400 is dead.
00:26:08.840 So
00:26:09.280 that's the only thing
00:26:11.160 protecting us right now.
00:26:13.760 Yeah, there's a bunch
00:26:14.640 of counterfeit versions
00:26:16.380 of all my books.
00:26:17.880 So for all of my books,
00:26:19.360 as soon as they get published,
00:26:21.360 there'll be all
00:26:21.840 these counterfeits.
00:26:23.200 So hold this in your mind.
00:26:25.560 Just hold this truth.
00:26:27.820 So on Amazon,
00:26:29.020 I can only get
00:26:31.000 my hardcover published
00:26:32.180 because they give me
00:26:32.900 technical problems
00:26:34.440 that they can't solve
00:26:35.420 and there's no mechanism
00:26:36.300 to solve it
00:26:37.080 for the softcover
00:26:38.420 and the Kindle.
00:26:40.020 But how many
00:26:40.760 counterfeit versions
00:26:42.140 of my book
00:26:43.040 did they approve
00:26:44.360 and you can buy them today?
00:26:46.920 A lot.
00:26:48.700 People just massively print
00:26:50.780 counterfeit versions
00:26:52.420 of my book
00:26:53.140 and they won't
00:26:54.460 take them down.
00:26:55.440 But the real one
00:26:56.200 they won't put up.
00:26:57.720 And I'm worried
00:26:58.220 that the reason
00:26:58.960 I can't publish
00:26:59.720 the real one
00:27:00.460 is because the counterfeits
00:27:02.180 have already taken the space.
00:27:04.060 Meaning that
00:27:04.520 the system probably says,
00:27:06.380 oh, that book already exists.
00:27:07.780 But it would be
00:27:08.240 the counterfeits.
00:27:09.860 So I worry
00:27:10.640 that that's the problem.
00:27:12.880 Or it's just political.
00:27:14.980 It'd be a big coincidence
00:27:16.180 if it isn't.
00:27:18.600 Well, do you know
00:27:19.400 how California
00:27:20.440 had that new law
00:27:21.980 that said that
00:27:23.400 disinformation
00:27:24.100 was going to be illegal,
00:27:25.520 especially political
00:27:26.720 disinformation.
00:27:27.460 And you could go to jail
00:27:29.280 for a political parity.
00:27:33.260 And it turns out
00:27:34.040 that a federal court
00:27:36.300 has tossed that down.
00:27:38.000 It's unconstitutional.
00:27:39.460 So the California ban
00:27:40.700 on election-related
00:27:42.700 quote,
00:27:43.220 misinformation
00:27:43.720 looks like that's
00:27:45.900 just gone away.
00:27:46.700 So, thank goodness
00:27:49.360 there are still
00:27:50.640 some courts
00:27:51.300 that operate.
00:27:53.020 We don't have much
00:27:54.080 going on
00:27:54.620 going for us,
00:27:55.580 but
00:27:55.700 fortunately.
00:27:59.460 Well, here's
00:28:00.200 some good news.
00:28:03.160 October is so lit
00:28:04.560 when it comes
00:28:05.120 to all the election stuff.
00:28:06.980 The things that
00:28:07.900 it looks like
00:28:08.640 maybe people
00:28:09.920 waited to tell you.
00:28:12.160 But here's one.
00:28:13.720 Did you know,
00:28:14.400 well, you did know
00:28:15.380 that the Republican,
00:28:17.020 the RNC,
00:28:19.860 where
00:28:20.140 Laura Trump
00:28:22.960 and
00:28:23.660 who is she
00:28:25.760 working with?
00:28:26.440 She's got a
00:28:27.040 she has a
00:28:29.300 co-chairman person,
00:28:30.560 Michael Watley.
00:28:31.840 So, Laura Trump
00:28:32.940 and Michael Watley.
00:28:34.840 In case you're
00:28:35.820 wondering if
00:28:36.300 they've been busy,
00:28:38.060 you're wondering,
00:28:39.160 hey,
00:28:39.980 is that RNC
00:28:40.940 getting anything done?
00:28:42.980 Listen to this.
00:28:44.400 So, apparently
00:28:45.860 the RNC
00:28:47.420 has recruited
00:28:49.240 and trained
00:28:50.060 hundreds of
00:28:51.440 thousands
00:28:51.860 of volunteers,
00:28:53.960 thousands of
00:28:54.720 attorneys,
00:28:55.660 and have already
00:28:56.960 held thousands
00:28:57.940 of trainings
00:28:58.860 ahead of the
00:29:00.280 election.
00:29:01.780 So, the total
00:29:03.440 number of
00:29:03.920 volunteers is
00:29:04.720 220,000.
00:29:06.520 and they've
00:29:10.440 had over
00:29:10.820 2,000
00:29:11.500 trainings
00:29:12.040 and they've
00:29:13.140 got 5,000
00:29:14.120 attorneys
00:29:14.680 recruited.
00:29:16.560 5,000
00:29:17.560 attorneys,
00:29:18.300 220,000
00:29:19.580 volunteers,
00:29:20.100 and they've
00:29:21.260 had 2,000
00:29:22.120 training sessions.
00:29:23.660 Does that
00:29:24.440 sound like
00:29:24.880 they're working
00:29:25.320 hard?
00:29:27.060 Sure does.
00:29:29.300 Sure does.
00:29:30.580 Now, it's
00:29:32.260 impossible to
00:29:32.980 know from
00:29:33.380 a distance
00:29:34.020 how much
00:29:35.580 of this
00:29:35.900 is needed
00:29:36.420 and whether
00:29:37.140 you've
00:29:37.380 got enough,
00:29:38.360 but these
00:29:39.260 are big
00:29:39.560 numbers.
00:29:41.500 So, remember
00:29:42.080 I told you
00:29:42.700 months ago,
00:29:44.160 I said that
00:29:44.740 the wild card
00:29:46.040 in all of
00:29:46.580 this, the
00:29:47.200 election,
00:29:48.420 might be
00:29:49.320 Laura Trump's
00:29:50.820 level of
00:29:51.720 aggressiveness
00:29:52.600 in terms of
00:29:54.480 how aggressively
00:29:55.560 are you going
00:29:56.220 to make sure
00:29:56.640 the cheating
00:29:57.120 doesn't happen
00:29:57.820 this time?
00:29:58.280 This is
00:29:59.040 aggressive.
00:30:00.400 Now, Michael
00:30:00.940 Wiley gets,
00:30:01.760 of course,
00:30:02.120 credit as
00:30:02.640 well.
00:30:02.920 They're a
00:30:04.800 team.
00:30:06.640 But I have
00:30:07.880 nothing to
00:30:08.620 complain about
00:30:09.300 here.
00:30:10.640 Do you feel
00:30:11.460 the same?
00:30:12.760 Does this
00:30:13.220 feel like
00:30:13.820 this is a
00:30:14.600 serious,
00:30:15.760 no joke,
00:30:17.120 we're really
00:30:18.160 going to try
00:30:18.560 to fix this
00:30:19.100 problem?
00:30:19.840 Don't know
00:30:20.400 if it's
00:30:20.680 enough.
00:30:21.580 Don't know
00:30:22.060 if they'll
00:30:22.380 be observing
00:30:22.960 in a way
00:30:23.520 that can
00:30:24.000 make a
00:30:24.320 difference.
00:30:25.440 But wow,
00:30:26.200 this is
00:30:28.280 the best
00:30:28.700 news I
00:30:29.300 think I've
00:30:29.740 heard in
00:30:30.040 a long
00:30:30.320 time.
00:30:31.320 My
00:30:31.480 perfect
00:30:32.180 scenario
00:30:32.740 goes like
00:30:33.480 this.
00:30:35.500 Democrats
00:30:36.100 massively
00:30:36.700 cheat,
00:30:38.360 Republicans
00:30:38.880 catch the
00:30:39.740 cheat in
00:30:40.460 time,
00:30:41.300 and it's
00:30:42.640 enough to
00:30:43.100 redo how
00:30:43.680 we do
00:30:43.980 elections.
00:30:44.800 In other
00:30:45.100 words,
00:30:45.300 we'll learn
00:30:45.960 that our
00:30:47.120 elections have
00:30:47.700 too many
00:30:48.020 holes because
00:30:48.620 we'll catch
00:30:49.700 too many
00:30:50.080 problems.
00:30:50.540 I don't
00:30:52.040 think it's
00:30:54.020 practical that
00:30:54.960 we're going
00:30:55.220 to have an
00:30:55.500 actual election
00:30:56.400 result unless
00:30:58.060 Trump wins
00:30:59.520 by a
00:30:59.840 landslide and
00:31:01.120 the Democrats
00:31:01.860 decide
00:31:02.420 uncharacteristically
00:31:03.460 they decide
00:31:04.900 it was a
00:31:05.280 clean election.
00:31:06.460 So I think
00:31:07.240 what you're
00:31:07.700 going to see
00:31:08.320 is that
00:31:10.360 Democrats
00:31:10.880 will be
00:31:11.300 questioning
00:31:11.940 the election
00:31:12.520 if they
00:31:12.900 lose,
00:31:13.340 even by a
00:31:13.960 landslide,
00:31:14.680 and they'll
00:31:15.980 say Russia
00:31:16.540 interfered.
00:31:17.280 They'll do
00:31:17.540 all the
00:31:17.780 normal things,
00:31:18.440 and they'll
00:31:18.740 try to put
00:31:19.140 Trump in
00:31:19.560 jail.
00:31:20.540 So we're
00:31:21.540 just getting
00:31:22.000 going,
00:31:22.700 and we're
00:31:23.100 only the
00:31:23.500 3rd of
00:31:23.880 October.
00:31:26.900 Oh, look,
00:31:27.780 it's another
00:31:28.180 coincidence.
00:31:30.080 Oh, look at
00:31:31.300 all the
00:31:31.580 coincidences
00:31:32.420 happening in
00:31:33.260 October, right
00:31:34.280 before the
00:31:34.780 election.
00:31:35.540 Here's a
00:31:35.940 coincidence.
00:31:37.080 According to
00:31:37.880 Scott Pressler,
00:31:39.940 who's signing
00:31:41.620 people up to
00:31:42.380 vote in
00:31:42.980 Pennsylvania,
00:31:44.960 doing an
00:31:45.300 amazing job,
00:31:46.860 this Saturday,
00:31:48.520 Trump is going
00:31:49.080 to come back
00:31:49.580 to Pennsylvania
00:31:50.300 to that
00:31:50.780 Butler Farm
00:31:51.560 show place,
00:31:52.240 the same
00:31:52.520 place he
00:31:53.120 almost was
00:31:54.500 assassinated.
00:31:56.100 So imagine
00:31:57.200 how much
00:31:57.620 press he's
00:31:58.280 going to
00:31:58.540 get and
00:31:59.980 how much
00:32:00.500 Pennsylvanians
00:32:01.340 will be
00:32:01.720 paying attention
00:32:02.380 when Trump
00:32:03.640 goes right
00:32:04.260 back to the
00:32:04.860 very place
00:32:05.440 where somebody
00:32:05.940 took a shot
00:32:06.560 at him.
00:32:07.920 Right?
00:32:08.720 That naturally
00:32:09.960 will be just
00:32:10.840 complete press
00:32:13.180 saturation,
00:32:14.040 and there's no
00:32:14.360 way they can
00:32:14.820 ignore it.
00:32:15.360 and it'll
00:32:16.620 make you
00:32:17.000 think if
00:32:17.600 you're
00:32:17.780 Republican,
00:32:18.560 it's really
00:32:19.480 going to
00:32:19.720 make you
00:32:20.020 think to
00:32:20.780 vote,
00:32:21.220 it's really
00:32:21.700 going to
00:32:21.940 make you
00:32:22.240 think to
00:32:22.640 register if
00:32:23.260 you haven't,
00:32:24.640 because Pennsylvania
00:32:25.260 is the key
00:32:25.860 thing.
00:32:26.780 So not only
00:32:27.540 is Pennsylvania
00:32:28.540 the key
00:32:29.060 state,
00:32:29.980 but by
00:32:30.920 coincidence,
00:32:31.840 it's a place
00:32:33.720 where he got
00:32:34.300 shot at and
00:32:35.120 almost killed,
00:32:35.900 shot actually,
00:32:36.560 and here's
00:32:39.560 the coincidence,
00:32:40.340 are you waiting?
00:32:42.200 You'll never
00:32:42.960 guess.
00:32:44.140 Turns out that
00:32:44.840 the Pennsylvania
00:32:45.540 voter registration
00:32:47.100 website is
00:32:48.660 going to be
00:32:49.100 unavailable for
00:32:50.020 maintenance that
00:32:50.860 evening from
00:32:51.860 6 p.m.,
00:32:53.700 which is one
00:32:54.420 hour after the
00:32:55.520 rally,
00:32:56.800 to midnight.
00:32:58.840 So the exact
00:33:00.040 period of time
00:33:01.040 where people
00:33:01.740 would be
00:33:02.280 thinking about
00:33:03.120 Pennsylvania,
00:33:04.000 thinking about
00:33:04.600 voting,
00:33:05.440 thinking about
00:33:06.420 registering,
00:33:08.180 that's when
00:33:09.760 the system
00:33:10.220 won't be
00:33:10.640 available.
00:33:12.220 The one
00:33:12.680 time that
00:33:13.140 Trump goes
00:33:13.600 back to
00:33:14.120 Pennsylvania
00:33:14.640 to that
00:33:15.200 same place,
00:33:16.360 the one
00:33:16.700 time he's
00:33:17.180 going to
00:33:17.380 get the
00:33:17.700 most press
00:33:18.420 and the
00:33:18.780 most
00:33:19.000 attention,
00:33:20.860 they're
00:33:21.140 going to
00:33:21.240 do a
00:33:21.460 little
00:33:21.580 maintenance
00:33:21.900 on the
00:33:22.340 system,
00:33:22.900 so you
00:33:23.220 can't
00:33:23.420 register
00:33:23.820 then.
00:33:25.820 Coincidence?
00:33:26.820 It could
00:33:27.520 be.
00:33:27.980 It could
00:33:28.660 be that the
00:33:29.360 maintenance
00:33:29.820 was scheduled
00:33:30.540 long before
00:33:31.280 the Butler
00:33:32.300 thing.
00:33:34.440 But,
00:33:34.960 don't you
00:33:36.800 think it
00:33:38.420 looks like
00:33:38.840 election
00:33:39.200 interference?
00:33:41.320 If you
00:33:41.960 wanted to
00:33:42.300 make it
00:33:42.620 not election
00:33:43.380 interference,
00:33:45.260 let's say
00:33:46.980 they scheduled
00:33:47.740 it a year
00:33:48.280 ago, so
00:33:48.860 there's nothing
00:33:49.440 weird about
00:33:50.760 it.
00:33:51.340 Once you
00:33:51.940 knew that
00:33:52.360 Trump was
00:33:52.800 going to
00:33:53.000 be in
00:33:53.300 Butler,
00:33:55.120 shouldn't
00:33:55.440 you change
00:33:55.860 it?
00:33:58.200 Couldn't
00:33:58.680 you reschedule
00:33:59.260 it?
00:34:00.400 Couldn't
00:34:00.660 you do it
00:34:01.080 maybe after
00:34:01.920 midnight?
00:34:02.320 I don't
00:34:03.940 know, I
00:34:04.400 got
00:34:04.560 questions.
00:34:05.840 I'm not
00:34:06.200 willing to
00:34:07.140 say this
00:34:07.600 was done
00:34:08.040 specifically
00:34:08.740 to depress
00:34:09.740 Trump voters
00:34:11.060 from registering.
00:34:12.400 I'm going
00:34:12.900 to say that
00:34:13.580 if you knew
00:34:14.640 it's going
00:34:15.000 to be a
00:34:15.300 problem,
00:34:15.740 you should
00:34:16.020 reschedule.
00:34:17.060 So if
00:34:17.340 they don't,
00:34:18.680 well then
00:34:19.100 that looks
00:34:19.500 a little
00:34:19.740 slippery.
00:34:22.420 Meanwhile,
00:34:23.080 according to
00:34:23.460 the Gateway
00:34:23.880 Pundit,
00:34:24.680 you know,
00:34:24.900 we've got
00:34:25.200 this big
00:34:25.760 question mark
00:34:27.000 about
00:34:28.040 overseas
00:34:29.020 votes.
00:34:29.820 These would
00:34:30.100 be Americans
00:34:30.780 who are
00:34:31.920 allowed to
00:34:32.480 vote,
00:34:32.820 they just
00:34:33.160 happen to
00:34:33.520 be overseas.
00:34:34.560 So there's
00:34:34.920 a big
00:34:35.180 program by
00:34:36.680 the Democrats
00:34:38.000 to make sure
00:34:38.600 that those
00:34:39.060 overseas voters
00:34:40.040 are definitely
00:34:40.740 voting,
00:34:41.220 as many as
00:34:41.760 possible.
00:34:43.260 And it's
00:34:43.840 called the
00:34:44.280 Uniformed
00:34:46.640 Overseas
00:34:47.260 Citizens
00:34:47.840 Absentee
00:34:48.620 Voting Act.
00:34:50.660 And so
00:34:51.500 the Democrats
00:34:52.080 are going to
00:34:52.480 really,
00:34:52.800 really,
00:34:53.220 they put
00:34:54.240 money into
00:34:54.760 it,
00:34:55.480 and they're
00:34:56.840 going to
00:34:57.000 go look
00:34:57.560 and make
00:34:58.140 sure that
00:34:58.620 all those
00:34:59.280 people voted
00:35:00.000 voted.
00:35:00.720 Do you
00:35:00.980 see any
00:35:01.340 possible
00:35:01.880 problems
00:35:02.340 with that?
00:35:04.220 No,
00:35:04.500 what's wrong
00:35:05.160 with making
00:35:05.560 sure people
00:35:06.100 vote?
00:35:07.240 How could
00:35:07.600 that possibly
00:35:08.200 be a
00:35:08.540 problem?
00:35:09.700 You are
00:35:10.700 so suspicious.
00:35:12.320 No,
00:35:12.660 they just
00:35:13.240 want to
00:35:13.480 make sure
00:35:13.880 everybody
00:35:14.360 has a
00:35:14.980 right to
00:35:15.840 vote and
00:35:16.640 that it's
00:35:17.140 available,
00:35:18.040 and nothing
00:35:18.520 stops people
00:35:19.260 from expressing
00:35:20.020 their
00:35:20.380 democratic
00:35:21.280 preferences.
00:35:22.840 So stop
00:35:23.320 thinking there's
00:35:23.860 some,
00:35:24.140 like,
00:35:25.000 plot,
00:35:25.820 or it's
00:35:26.780 obvious that
00:35:27.420 there's
00:35:27.640 something sketchy
00:35:28.440 going on.
00:35:29.040 There's no
00:35:29.340 evidence of
00:35:29.860 that whatsoever.
00:35:31.800 No evidence
00:35:32.360 at all.
00:35:33.300 Let's see.
00:35:35.000 They're trying
00:35:35.620 to win
00:35:36.260 approximately,
00:35:37.140 they say
00:35:37.580 there are
00:35:38.040 9 million
00:35:39.320 Americans
00:35:39.920 that are
00:35:41.900 overseas and
00:35:42.660 could vote,
00:35:43.420 some percentage
00:35:44.320 of them,
00:35:44.660 so they're
00:35:44.860 working on
00:35:45.260 that 9
00:35:45.680 million.
00:35:46.340 The only
00:35:46.940 problem is
00:35:47.800 there are
00:35:48.740 only 2.8
00:35:49.580 million of
00:35:50.060 them that
00:35:50.420 are a
00:35:50.860 voting age
00:35:51.540 and can
00:35:53.120 vote and
00:35:53.640 live overseas.
00:35:55.440 So they're
00:35:56.120 working to
00:35:57.400 get 9
00:35:57.920 million votes,
00:35:58.840 out of the
00:36:00.320 2.8
00:36:00.860 million.
00:36:01.760 Wait a
00:36:02.340 minute,
00:36:02.760 okay,
00:36:03.060 which is
00:36:03.420 a bigger
00:36:03.700 number?
00:36:05.400 9 is
00:36:06.000 bigger than
00:36:06.360 2.8,
00:36:07.000 right?
00:36:07.760 So they're
00:36:08.300 only 2.8
00:36:10.120 are of the
00:36:12.800 right age
00:36:13.560 and also
00:36:14.260 are overseas,
00:36:15.220 but they're
00:36:16.340 trying to get
00:36:16.820 9 million
00:36:17.620 votes out of
00:36:18.420 the 2.8
00:36:19.160 million.
00:36:20.180 Okay,
00:36:20.760 I take back
00:36:21.340 everything I
00:36:21.900 said.
00:36:22.680 You should
00:36:23.220 really,
00:36:23.700 really worry
00:36:24.120 about that.
00:36:24.620 now this
00:36:27.480 is coming
00:36:27.760 from the
00:36:28.260 Gateway
00:36:28.600 Pundit and
00:36:29.720 various sources
00:36:30.580 and do I
00:36:32.180 know that
00:36:32.680 there's something
00:36:33.240 sketchy here?
00:36:34.460 Well,
00:36:34.900 this is one
00:36:35.620 of those
00:36:35.860 cases where
00:36:36.460 you'd want to
00:36:36.920 hear the
00:36:37.260 counter-argument.
00:36:39.280 So the
00:36:39.700 accusation is
00:36:41.840 that they're
00:36:42.640 very clearly
00:36:43.480 signaling that
00:36:44.900 they're going
00:36:45.300 to get way
00:36:45.980 more votes
00:36:46.580 from overseas
00:36:47.320 than there
00:36:48.500 are human
00:36:49.340 beings who
00:36:50.140 are eligible
00:36:50.580 to vote
00:36:51.200 overseas.
00:36:52.100 So it
00:36:53.620 does feel
00:36:54.180 like the
00:36:56.120 setup is
00:36:57.000 being broadcast
00:36:58.780 to us.
00:36:59.580 You can see
00:37:00.340 it coming
00:37:00.720 from a mile
00:37:01.440 away.
00:37:02.700 Unless they
00:37:03.880 have an
00:37:04.220 explanation and
00:37:05.660 maybe they have
00:37:06.100 different data
00:37:06.680 about who's
00:37:07.200 overseas and
00:37:08.000 what they
00:37:08.380 expect to
00:37:08.900 do.
00:37:09.760 Maybe.
00:37:10.840 But do you
00:37:11.700 trust that?
00:37:13.000 Does this
00:37:13.680 look innocent
00:37:14.240 to you?
00:37:15.460 It doesn't
00:37:15.880 look innocent
00:37:16.300 to me.
00:37:18.180 Now,
00:37:18.800 one would
00:37:19.280 hope,
00:37:19.660 one would
00:37:22.560 hope that
00:37:24.000 the Laura
00:37:24.960 Trump,
00:37:25.600 Michael
00:37:25.920 Whatley,
00:37:26.940 RNC people
00:37:28.060 have some
00:37:29.360 way to get
00:37:30.040 extra visibility
00:37:31.100 into that
00:37:31.660 process.
00:37:32.960 I don't know
00:37:33.400 what that
00:37:33.680 would look
00:37:34.020 like.
00:37:35.060 But there's
00:37:35.600 got to be
00:37:36.140 some way
00:37:36.900 to see the
00:37:38.100 votes opened
00:37:39.340 up or
00:37:39.940 something.
00:37:41.320 We'll see.
00:37:42.280 Maybe if
00:37:42.740 that's completely
00:37:43.360 unauditable,
00:37:44.520 we've got a
00:37:45.080 problem.
00:37:45.380 Bank more
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00:37:59.180 Scotiabank,
00:37:59.960 you're richer
00:38:00.420 than you
00:38:00.760 think.
00:38:03.100 Meanwhile,
00:38:04.720 Judge Chuck
00:38:05.800 Ken has
00:38:07.260 unsealed
00:38:07.760 Jack Smith's
00:38:08.640 new
00:38:09.020 indictment.
00:38:12.440 And this
00:38:12.880 is the one
00:38:13.340 that on
00:38:15.300 all the
00:38:15.780 lawfare
00:38:16.660 stuff,
00:38:17.480 I'm the
00:38:17.880 worst person
00:38:18.560 to listen
00:38:19.000 to.
00:38:19.480 So I'll
00:38:19.860 tell you
00:38:20.160 what I
00:38:20.420 think I
00:38:20.900 know.
00:38:21.940 The only
00:38:22.380 thing you
00:38:23.180 can get
00:38:23.600 out of my
00:38:24.060 analysis of
00:38:24.860 the lawfare
00:38:25.440 stuff is
00:38:26.620 that somebody
00:38:27.260 who watches
00:38:28.080 the news
00:38:28.640 doesn't even
00:38:29.280 understand it.
00:38:31.000 I do this
00:38:32.040 literally every
00:38:32.680 day.
00:38:33.400 I check all
00:38:34.360 the news
00:38:34.720 stories and
00:38:35.340 my brain
00:38:35.840 just turns
00:38:36.620 off when I
00:38:37.860 look at the
00:38:38.280 legal stuff.
00:38:39.300 Partly because
00:38:40.060 it's always
00:38:40.500 just so boring
00:38:41.720 and partly
00:38:43.160 because if
00:38:44.380 you're not
00:38:44.660 a lawyer
00:38:45.060 you can't
00:38:45.840 really understand
00:38:46.780 which parts
00:38:47.340 are important
00:38:47.940 and which
00:38:49.000 parts are
00:38:49.400 just formalities
00:38:50.460 and which
00:38:51.420 parts will be
00:38:52.080 overturned so
00:38:52.980 you don't have
00:38:53.360 to worry about
00:38:53.900 them.
00:38:54.900 It's hard for
00:38:55.740 me to dig
00:38:56.240 in.
00:38:57.380 So look for
00:38:58.240 the actual
00:38:59.060 lawyers,
00:38:59.920 the Jonathan
00:39:01.140 Turley's and
00:39:02.120 the Nershowitz.
00:39:04.380 Look for the
00:39:05.200 people who've
00:39:06.820 done this to
00:39:08.920 give you a
00:39:09.280 better look.
00:39:09.760 But here's
00:39:10.340 what I think
00:39:10.960 is true from
00:39:11.900 a non-lawyer
00:39:12.980 stupid
00:39:13.580 perspective.
00:39:15.080 It looks to
00:39:16.060 me like it's
00:39:16.740 another, oh
00:39:17.340 it's a
00:39:17.680 coincidence.
00:39:18.620 What a
00:39:18.920 coincidence that
00:39:20.160 this dropped
00:39:20.760 just before the
00:39:21.620 election and
00:39:22.700 we won't have
00:39:23.320 time to know
00:39:24.140 that let's
00:39:25.680 say the
00:39:26.360 accusations turn
00:39:27.880 out to be
00:39:28.320 false and
00:39:29.540 let's say
00:39:29.840 there's a
00:39:30.260 court process
00:39:31.280 and let's
00:39:32.480 say that
00:39:32.900 Trump is
00:39:33.480 completely
00:39:33.940 exonerated.
00:39:35.360 Well, you're
00:39:36.580 not going to
00:39:36.960 know that by
00:39:38.080 election day
00:39:38.740 because by
00:39:40.020 coincidence
00:39:40.600 this drops
00:39:42.260 just in time
00:39:43.480 to poison
00:39:45.060 the well
00:39:45.560 and make
00:39:46.580 people think
00:39:47.120 well, oh,
00:39:47.700 there's with
00:39:48.660 all of this
00:39:49.160 action, 165
00:39:50.820 pages, there
00:39:51.940 must be
00:39:52.420 something there.
00:39:53.820 Now, my
00:39:54.220 understanding is
00:39:55.020 that if this
00:39:56.440 was rewritten
00:39:57.040 because of the
00:39:57.960 presidential
00:39:58.500 immunity decision
00:39:59.840 at the Supreme
00:40:00.640 Court, which
00:40:01.860 said that if
00:40:02.460 Trump did
00:40:02.900 something under
00:40:03.600 the official
00:40:04.420 banner of his
00:40:05.800 office, he
00:40:06.940 had some
00:40:07.300 immunity.
00:40:09.140 So, apparently
00:40:09.920 it's being
00:40:10.300 rewritten to
00:40:11.380 emphasize the
00:40:12.360 things he did
00:40:13.120 which they're
00:40:14.180 defining as
00:40:14.900 outside the
00:40:15.700 scope of his
00:40:16.340 official office.
00:40:17.860 For example,
00:40:19.300 they talk about
00:40:20.460 his tweeting in
00:40:21.460 his personal
00:40:22.040 account as
00:40:22.800 opposed to his
00:40:23.360 presidential
00:40:23.780 account because
00:40:25.120 using the
00:40:25.900 personal one
00:40:26.560 would be a
00:40:27.060 sign that he's
00:40:27.680 doing it,
00:40:28.400 knowing he's
00:40:29.240 doing it,
00:40:30.060 outside of the
00:40:30.660 presidential
00:40:31.180 umbrella.
00:40:34.200 Does any of
00:40:34.920 that matter?
00:40:35.420 I don't know.
00:40:35.740 You'd have to
00:40:36.100 talk to a lawyer
00:40:36.680 not me, but
00:40:37.800 you've got this
00:40:40.200 totally biased
00:40:42.260 prosecutor, you've
00:40:43.280 got this totally
00:40:44.260 left-leaning
00:40:45.120 judge, and
00:40:46.780 they just drop
00:40:47.560 this thing that
00:40:48.360 cannot be
00:40:48.940 defended.
00:40:49.620 There's just no
00:40:50.140 defense against
00:40:50.880 it because it's
00:40:51.880 complicated and
00:40:52.740 people just say,
00:40:53.480 well, there's
00:40:53.940 something there.
00:40:54.740 With all that
00:40:55.500 smoke, there
00:40:56.060 must be fire.
00:40:57.380 But, of course,
00:40:57.940 the play is
00:40:58.720 great, lots of
00:40:59.440 smoke, so that
00:41:00.620 people think
00:41:01.100 there's a fire.
00:41:02.780 So, during the
00:41:03.640 election season, it
00:41:05.060 is not true.
00:41:05.780 It's not true that
00:41:06.780 with all that
00:41:07.300 smoke, there
00:41:07.760 must be fire.
00:41:09.040 That's just not
00:41:09.920 true during an
00:41:10.960 election season.
00:41:11.900 It's just true that
00:41:12.880 it could be.
00:41:14.400 But in the
00:41:15.180 non-election
00:41:15.760 context, a whole
00:41:17.180 bunch of smoke
00:41:17.820 probably tells you
00:41:18.620 there's fire.
00:41:19.760 In the election
00:41:20.320 season, it doesn't
00:41:21.220 mean anything.
00:41:22.100 It just means
00:41:22.620 somebody's making
00:41:23.280 an accusation.
00:41:24.000 So, I tried to
00:41:28.240 figure out just
00:41:29.120 exactly what was
00:41:30.600 in that thing, and
00:41:32.500 as far as I can
00:41:33.980 tell, it's mostly
00:41:35.060 somebody called it
00:41:36.240 hearsay, meaning
00:41:38.140 that it's a bunch
00:41:39.020 of people who
00:41:40.700 were acting in
00:41:41.960 ways that maybe
00:41:43.000 they thought were
00:41:43.860 compatible with what
00:41:45.000 Trump wanted, but
00:41:46.740 there doesn't seem
00:41:47.440 to be anything that
00:41:48.200 Trump said or did
00:41:49.380 directly that would
00:41:51.340 be illegal as far
00:41:52.500 as I know.
00:41:54.100 Now, this is too
00:41:55.240 preliminary to know
00:41:56.260 that that was a
00:41:56.920 true statement.
00:41:58.100 So, I'm waiting for
00:41:58.940 the news to surface,
00:42:00.520 you know, what's the
00:42:01.180 thing we need to
00:42:02.040 know?
00:42:02.940 Can you give me the
00:42:03.760 quote that says
00:42:05.400 Trump did something?
00:42:06.740 I haven't seen it.
00:42:08.020 I've seen a bunch of
00:42:08.800 quotes that other
00:42:09.640 people thought they
00:42:10.400 were doing other
00:42:10.920 things.
00:42:11.900 But here's my big
00:42:12.900 question about the
00:42:13.880 whole situation.
00:42:16.420 Everything that Trump
00:42:17.480 did on January 6th,
00:42:18.800 and this is all
00:42:19.860 about the January 6th
00:42:20.980 business,
00:42:21.380 everything he did
00:42:23.700 in order for it to
00:42:25.880 look like it was
00:42:26.760 against the law
00:42:27.700 would require you to
00:42:30.520 know that he knew
00:42:32.480 the election was
00:42:34.120 clean.
00:42:37.860 That's the trick
00:42:38.780 they're playing on
00:42:39.400 the country.
00:42:40.300 And Democrats are
00:42:41.060 falling for it.
00:42:42.240 Democrats actually
00:42:43.160 believe you can
00:42:44.120 measure the
00:42:45.480 temperature of the
00:42:46.200 earth accurately,
00:42:49.120 and they believe
00:42:51.580 that you can know
00:42:52.460 if an American
00:42:53.200 election was clean
00:42:54.460 or not.
00:42:56.940 I don't know how
00:42:57.860 dumb you'd have to
00:42:58.760 be to believe either
00:42:59.560 of those two
00:43:00.100 things, but super
00:43:02.400 dumb.
00:43:03.520 There is no way to
00:43:04.940 know if an American
00:43:05.700 election was clean.
00:43:07.160 You can know if
00:43:08.900 somebody had a
00:43:09.520 specific complaint
00:43:11.020 and there was time
00:43:11.960 and standing to
00:43:13.300 pursue it.
00:43:13.840 you could know
00:43:14.880 how the court
00:43:15.440 ruled, but
00:43:17.500 there's no way to
00:43:18.200 know that there's
00:43:18.920 is or is not
00:43:19.780 something hidden in
00:43:20.800 the system that
00:43:21.560 was changing the
00:43:22.680 result.
00:43:23.560 How do you know
00:43:24.280 what you don't
00:43:24.760 know?
00:43:26.740 You don't.
00:43:28.580 Hey, look,
00:43:29.000 there's a giant
00:43:29.820 pile of hay.
00:43:32.240 Somebody said
00:43:32.960 there might be a
00:43:33.620 needle in it.
00:43:35.120 How do you judge
00:43:36.040 there's no needle
00:43:36.740 in it?
00:43:38.800 Well, I don't see
00:43:39.700 a needle.
00:43:40.960 No court has
00:43:41.880 decided there's a
00:43:42.760 needle.
00:43:43.540 You can't prove
00:43:44.440 there's a needle.
00:43:45.900 But then I say,
00:43:47.440 but you also can't
00:43:48.720 prove there's not
00:43:49.880 a needle because
00:43:51.180 you're not even
00:43:51.680 looking for it.
00:43:52.840 Well, why would I
00:43:53.600 look for something
00:43:54.260 that is unspecific?
00:43:56.820 Well, that's my
00:43:57.520 point.
00:43:58.500 How would you know
00:43:59.340 if there was
00:44:00.380 something in the
00:44:01.160 system that was
00:44:01.800 corrupting it if
00:44:03.180 you didn't look?
00:44:04.620 Well, nobody's
00:44:05.380 complained.
00:44:05.940 There's no court
00:44:06.500 case.
00:44:06.900 I know this had
00:44:07.640 nothing to do with
00:44:08.320 my point.
00:44:09.340 How would you
00:44:09.780 know that some
00:44:11.280 state actor, maybe
00:44:12.720 with some insiders,
00:44:14.360 hadn't done
00:44:14.860 something?
00:44:15.300 How would you
00:44:15.700 know there weren't
00:44:16.960 some mail carriers
00:44:17.980 who got together
00:44:18.820 and said, let's
00:44:19.400 just throw away
00:44:20.060 all the mail from
00:44:20.740 the red
00:44:21.800 neighborhoods?
00:44:23.000 How would you
00:44:23.400 know?
00:44:24.660 There is no way
00:44:25.780 to know those
00:44:26.360 things unless
00:44:27.260 somebody came
00:44:27.940 forward as a
00:44:28.620 whistleblower or
00:44:31.060 just somebody got
00:44:31.700 lucky.
00:44:33.000 There is no way
00:44:34.140 to know and
00:44:35.200 our systems are
00:44:36.000 designed to
00:44:37.620 make sure you
00:44:38.200 can't know.
00:44:39.700 Now, if there's
00:44:40.540 only one thing you
00:44:41.320 ever learned, you
00:44:42.880 should learn that
00:44:43.640 the way a system
00:44:45.540 is designed will
00:44:47.520 tell you the
00:44:48.120 intentions of the
00:44:49.220 designers, but
00:44:50.880 not on day one.
00:44:52.580 On day one, it
00:44:53.520 could just be
00:44:54.040 poorly designed.
00:44:56.080 And then you go,
00:44:56.580 oh, okay, they
00:44:57.220 didn't mean for the
00:44:58.240 machine to not
00:44:58.940 work.
00:44:59.380 that was just a
00:45:01.160 mistake.
00:45:02.560 If it's 10
00:45:03.620 years later and
00:45:05.640 the machine is
00:45:06.680 still doing the
00:45:07.280 wrong thing, you
00:45:09.000 can no longer
00:45:09.780 say that's an
00:45:10.620 accident.
00:45:11.960 At some point, and
00:45:13.300 we're well beyond
00:45:13.960 that point, at some
00:45:15.520 point, it's the
00:45:16.720 design intention
00:45:17.820 because you would
00:45:19.520 fix it if it were
00:45:20.580 not the design
00:45:21.380 intention, right?
00:45:22.400 So that's why you
00:45:23.180 can't tell in the
00:45:23.740 first place, but
00:45:24.460 eventually it's
00:45:25.180 obvious.
00:45:25.500 It is now
00:45:26.580 obvious, very
00:45:28.280 obvious, completely
00:45:29.700 obvious.
00:45:30.220 And by the way, you
00:45:31.380 will never see
00:45:32.180 anybody debunk
00:45:33.020 this point.
00:45:34.780 There's your dog
00:45:35.500 not barking.
00:45:36.720 You will see
00:45:37.380 people say there
00:45:38.480 was no proof of
00:45:39.580 fraud.
00:45:40.420 True.
00:45:41.800 There was no
00:45:42.560 proof of fraud
00:45:43.320 that a court
00:45:45.040 accepted.
00:45:46.360 Let me put it
00:45:47.180 that way.
00:45:47.680 There's no court
00:45:48.440 accepted proof of
00:45:49.480 a 2020 fraud.
00:45:50.700 Doesn't mean
00:45:51.260 anything.
00:45:52.960 It doesn't mean
00:45:53.940 you didn't have
00:45:54.440 any fraud.
00:45:55.500 Yeah, our
00:45:57.440 systems are
00:45:58.060 designed to
00:45:59.100 make sure you
00:45:59.680 can't tell.
00:46:00.980 And that's
00:46:01.300 really obvious.
00:46:04.920 So, what
00:46:09.240 else is going
00:46:09.800 on?
00:46:11.020 So, my main
00:46:12.380 point there is
00:46:13.100 that I've got
00:46:14.160 this question
00:46:14.940 about the
00:46:15.600 latest Jack
00:46:17.780 Smith indictment
00:46:18.840 stuff.
00:46:19.720 How much of
00:46:20.660 that depends on
00:46:22.860 Trump's inner
00:46:24.220 thoughts?
00:46:25.860 As in, if
00:46:27.180 Trump knew,
00:46:28.320 because they
00:46:28.600 like to say he
00:46:29.320 knew the
00:46:29.720 election, that he
00:46:31.000 lost the
00:46:31.420 election, don't
00:46:33.140 let anybody say
00:46:34.000 that in front of
00:46:34.660 you.
00:46:35.520 If somebody says
00:46:36.560 he knew he
00:46:37.320 lost the
00:46:37.760 election, just
00:46:39.280 get all over
00:46:40.060 him and say,
00:46:40.860 how the fuck
00:46:41.440 could you know
00:46:41.940 the unknowable?
00:46:43.120 How do you know?
00:46:44.480 You couldn't even
00:46:45.280 describe how the
00:46:46.180 election is put
00:46:46.860 together.
00:46:47.240 And then you
00:46:49.680 go into, why
00:46:50.420 do we have
00:46:50.880 voting machines
00:46:52.000 at all?
00:46:53.760 So, I
00:46:55.660 think the
00:46:56.060 entire January
00:46:56.860 6th hoax, and
00:46:58.380 I'm going to
00:46:58.700 call it a
00:46:59.100 hoax, the
00:47:00.240 hoax is that
00:47:02.280 we know what
00:47:03.120 Trump knows, or
00:47:05.680 that he could
00:47:06.220 know whether the
00:47:06.980 election was
00:47:07.660 clean or not.
00:47:09.000 To me, it
00:47:09.540 seems obvious
00:47:10.160 that he really
00:47:10.920 believed it was
00:47:11.580 rigged, which
00:47:12.760 would make 100%
00:47:13.900 of his actions
00:47:14.780 make sense.
00:47:17.880 Because if he
00:47:18.700 thought it was
00:47:19.160 rigged and he
00:47:19.820 was trying to
00:47:20.340 fix that problem,
00:47:21.740 that would be
00:47:22.280 doing what the
00:47:22.940 president should
00:47:23.560 do.
00:47:24.220 But on top of
00:47:24.840 that, even if
00:47:25.520 he did it as a
00:47:26.200 private citizen,
00:47:27.480 it's what a
00:47:28.000 private citizen
00:47:28.700 should do.
00:47:30.340 A private
00:47:30.960 citizen should
00:47:31.660 try to fix a
00:47:33.300 problem with
00:47:34.000 the system.
00:47:36.860 If you had
00:47:37.660 the power as
00:47:39.320 a citizen, you
00:47:40.480 weren't elected
00:47:41.000 to anything, and
00:47:42.020 you saw that
00:47:42.560 there was some
00:47:42.980 big thing that
00:47:43.560 you could
00:47:43.880 fix, what's
00:47:45.280 your responsibility
00:47:45.980 as a citizen?
00:47:47.460 Fix it.
00:47:48.600 Fix it.
00:47:49.440 It's not your
00:47:49.920 job, but it's
00:47:51.720 definitely your
00:47:52.160 responsibility, as
00:47:53.980 it would be for
00:47:54.540 all of us.
00:47:55.380 Like the flood.
00:47:58.180 The flood is
00:47:59.240 sort of the
00:47:59.920 government's job
00:48:00.860 in FEMA.
00:48:01.580 They're the ones
00:48:02.220 supposed to be
00:48:02.620 doing it.
00:48:03.320 But you've seen
00:48:03.880 a bunch of
00:48:04.300 people said,
00:48:04.880 what the hell?
00:48:05.360 This isn't
00:48:05.780 getting done.
00:48:06.380 So they're taking
00:48:07.280 their own
00:48:07.600 helicopters and
00:48:08.580 raising their
00:48:09.280 own money,
00:48:10.500 trying to get
00:48:11.280 their own
00:48:11.860 internet
00:48:13.780 connections in
00:48:14.500 there and
00:48:14.740 stuff.
00:48:15.660 So citizens
00:48:16.920 do have a
00:48:17.760 responsibility to
00:48:18.780 fix things that
00:48:19.460 are broken.
00:48:20.920 So whether
00:48:21.640 Trump was
00:48:22.200 operating under
00:48:23.100 the banner of
00:48:24.360 his job or
00:48:25.660 independent of
00:48:26.580 his job, that
00:48:27.920 didn't change the
00:48:28.640 fact that it was
00:48:29.500 his job as a
00:48:30.680 citizen, not a
00:48:32.180 paid job, not an
00:48:33.640 elected job.
00:48:34.520 But as a
00:48:35.140 citizen, absolutely.
00:48:37.260 He's supposed to
00:48:38.120 go fix that if he's
00:48:39.280 the one in a
00:48:39.780 position where it
00:48:40.520 makes most sense for
00:48:41.360 him to do it.
00:48:41.900 If I were in
00:48:42.940 the position where
00:48:44.980 I could fix
00:48:45.720 that, I would
00:48:47.400 feel that was my
00:48:48.120 job, an
00:48:49.340 unpaid job, but
00:48:50.460 it would certainly
00:48:50.920 be my patriotic
00:48:51.920 duty to try to
00:48:52.820 fix it.
00:48:55.140 So yes, don't
00:48:56.480 let anybody make
00:48:57.640 you think past the
00:48:58.660 sale.
00:48:59.200 The sale they
00:48:59.880 have to make is
00:49:00.820 how do you know
00:49:01.560 that Trump could
00:49:03.640 somehow know the
00:49:04.480 unknowable that it
00:49:05.380 was a clean
00:49:05.940 election when it
00:49:07.240 looked like it
00:49:07.840 wasn't?
00:49:08.860 That's not
00:49:09.360 knowable.
00:49:09.740 Don't let
00:49:10.880 anybody make
00:49:11.720 you think past
00:49:12.360 that.
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00:49:43.600 Well, there's more
00:49:44.740 Diddy updates.
00:49:45.960 I keep seeing
00:49:47.060 videos of Jaguar
00:49:48.340 Wright, who is a
00:49:50.520 musician herself, and
00:49:54.160 she claims to have
00:49:54.900 all kinds of inside
00:49:55.720 information about
00:49:56.500 Diddy's parties,
00:49:57.760 etc.
00:49:58.300 She said she used
00:49:59.520 to be a sex worker,
00:50:01.420 and so she sees the
00:50:03.220 world from, you know,
00:50:04.580 the darkest corners,
00:50:06.220 daughters, and she
00:50:07.320 was also part of
00:50:08.160 Diddy's world, so
00:50:09.560 she's seen, you
00:50:10.900 know, the entire
00:50:11.420 field, she claims.
00:50:13.720 And here are the
00:50:14.640 things that she's
00:50:15.440 saying, that there
00:50:18.020 were, in fact,
00:50:18.840 satanic rituals.
00:50:20.420 Again, this is just
00:50:21.600 a claim.
00:50:22.960 I would put her
00:50:24.100 credibility as a
00:50:26.900 coin flip.
00:50:27.500 I'm not sure that I
00:50:30.260 lean toward her being
00:50:31.680 accurate on
00:50:32.560 everything, but it
00:50:34.360 does sound accurate.
00:50:35.540 I have to admit,
00:50:36.280 there is a ring of
00:50:38.380 truth to it.
00:50:39.100 I just don't know if
00:50:39.880 all of it's true.
00:50:41.920 So I'd take it with a
00:50:43.520 big, big grain of
00:50:44.440 salt, this particular
00:50:45.860 source, but it's
00:50:48.560 worth listening to.
00:50:50.580 So she says the
00:50:52.500 young girls were
00:50:53.260 stuffed into
00:50:53.820 suitcases and later
00:50:55.080 discarded in alleyways.
00:50:57.500 You'd think that
00:50:59.140 somebody would ask a
00:51:00.140 follow-up question on
00:51:01.560 that.
00:51:02.200 Oh, hold on, hold
00:51:02.900 on.
00:51:04.000 Young girls put in
00:51:05.160 what?
00:51:06.220 Suitcases.
00:51:07.580 And then you take
00:51:08.480 the suitcase to the
00:51:09.740 alley.
00:51:11.220 Wait, are they
00:51:11.800 alive in the
00:51:12.480 suitcase?
00:51:14.040 And why'd you put
00:51:14.960 them in the
00:51:15.320 suitcase?
00:51:16.560 And if they were
00:51:17.400 dead, why'd you
00:51:19.380 put them in an
00:51:19.880 alley?
00:51:21.380 So that's the
00:51:22.740 sort of accusation
00:51:23.700 where I say,
00:51:24.400 hmm, satanic
00:51:26.100 rituals,
00:51:26.720 probably not.
00:51:29.360 Girls stuffed
00:51:30.220 into suitcases?
00:51:32.200 If I'd heard it
00:51:33.380 happen once, I
00:51:35.680 might have said,
00:51:36.760 well, that's
00:51:38.520 terrible, but it
00:51:40.160 could happen once.
00:51:41.720 But if you're
00:51:42.500 saying it's sort of
00:51:43.480 a routine thing to
00:51:44.780 stuff girls in
00:51:45.780 suitcases and drop
00:51:46.920 them in alleys,
00:51:48.240 that's a little less
00:51:49.360 credible sounding.
00:51:50.220 she implicated
00:51:53.800 Jay-Z, saying he
00:51:55.080 has hundreds of
00:51:55.880 victims.
00:51:56.620 There's not yet
00:51:58.260 any solid evidence
00:52:00.600 of that.
00:52:01.420 And then she goes
00:52:02.120 this far.
00:52:02.680 She says, there's
00:52:03.940 some sinister web
00:52:05.080 that ties together
00:52:05.940 Diddy, Harvey
00:52:07.180 Weinstein, and
00:52:08.140 Jeffrey Epstein.
00:52:09.960 Okay.
00:52:11.320 I'm out.
00:52:12.840 I'm out.
00:52:15.360 Too on the nose.
00:52:16.600 Is that a little
00:52:19.080 bit convenient?
00:52:20.640 Just a little bit
00:52:21.660 too perfect?
00:52:23.320 Oh, it cleverly
00:52:24.900 ties together all
00:52:26.200 of these loose
00:52:26.880 ends.
00:52:27.740 Now, it
00:52:28.140 could.
00:52:29.120 I'm not ruling
00:52:30.120 it out.
00:52:32.020 I mean, stranger
00:52:33.240 things have happened.
00:52:34.800 But it's a little
00:52:35.580 bit too exactly like
00:52:37.320 what people are
00:52:37.980 expecting, you
00:52:39.300 know, in their
00:52:39.720 conspiracy theories.
00:52:40.880 And she says
00:52:43.960 that Diddy was
00:52:44.460 a product of
00:52:45.180 music moguls
00:52:45.940 Clive Davis and
00:52:47.140 Lucian Grange
00:52:48.280 never heard of
00:52:48.800 him and taught
00:52:50.340 him everything
00:52:50.740 he knows.
00:52:53.020 Well, interestingly,
00:52:54.480 last night I was
00:52:55.500 watching a Whitney
00:52:56.380 Houston documentary
00:52:58.380 that involves
00:52:59.960 Clive Davis
00:53:00.780 discovering her.
00:53:02.820 And according
00:53:04.280 to the documentary,
00:53:05.360 Clive Davis is
00:53:06.140 just the nicest
00:53:06.760 guy.
00:53:08.060 And man, can
00:53:08.780 he help your
00:53:09.280 career.
00:53:09.660 because he's a
00:53:10.920 nice guy.
00:53:12.180 Just a nice,
00:53:13.340 nice guy.
00:53:14.800 So, do I
00:53:16.720 believe that
00:53:17.180 version of him?
00:53:19.100 No.
00:53:19.900 Because honestly,
00:53:21.120 almost nobody is
00:53:22.860 that nice.
00:53:24.420 If he's as nice
00:53:25.620 as he was in
00:53:26.360 the movie, he's
00:53:27.620 really nice.
00:53:28.640 That would be
00:53:29.240 one seriously
00:53:30.080 nice guy.
00:53:30.880 And maybe he
00:53:31.280 is.
00:53:32.040 Maybe he is.
00:53:32.940 So, I'm not
00:53:33.780 willing to go
00:53:34.960 so far as to
00:53:36.320 throw any of
00:53:37.660 these characters
00:53:38.280 under the bus.
00:53:39.200 I think we
00:53:39.900 can throw
00:53:40.280 Diddy under
00:53:40.860 the bus
00:53:41.300 with some
00:53:41.780 confidence.
00:53:42.960 But all the
00:53:43.800 other names,
00:53:44.520 I'm really
00:53:45.060 uncomfortable
00:53:45.700 assuming that
00:53:47.480 there's actual
00:53:48.300 evidence of
00:53:48.920 crimes.
00:53:49.980 There might
00:53:50.380 be.
00:53:51.720 There might
00:53:52.340 be.
00:53:52.640 I mean,
00:53:52.840 there's 120
00:53:53.620 alleged victims,
00:53:55.000 according to
00:53:55.620 one attorney.
00:53:56.880 So, how big
00:53:57.720 this could get,
00:53:58.660 we don't know.
00:54:00.280 But don't
00:54:00.880 assume that
00:54:01.940 some big
00:54:02.920 celebrity's name
00:54:03.720 you heard is
00:54:04.320 necessarily going
00:54:05.460 to be guilty.
00:54:08.180 Well, Israel
00:54:09.100 is supposedly
00:54:11.080 going to target
00:54:12.040 in the next
00:54:12.500 day or so
00:54:13.200 maybe Iranian
00:54:15.260 nuclear facilities,
00:54:17.500 maybe oil
00:54:20.580 facilities.
00:54:23.420 And Israel
00:54:24.960 did just
00:54:25.580 today, I
00:54:26.040 guess, strike
00:54:26.520 a Russian
00:54:27.040 airbase in
00:54:27.740 Syria.
00:54:29.120 Now, the
00:54:29.920 reason is that
00:54:30.820 some weapons
00:54:31.560 for Hezbollah
00:54:32.240 were allegedly
00:54:33.800 in an airplane
00:54:34.920 that landed
00:54:35.500 there.
00:54:36.020 So, they
00:54:36.300 were really
00:54:36.600 going, they
00:54:37.180 weren't going
00:54:37.540 after Russians.
00:54:38.400 They were
00:54:38.560 going after
00:54:39.000 the Hezbollah
00:54:40.460 supply line.
00:54:42.200 But they
00:54:43.720 haven't done
00:54:44.180 that before.
00:54:46.400 So, it
00:54:47.120 attacked the
00:54:47.560 warehouses.
00:54:48.260 It was trying
00:54:48.980 not to kill
00:54:49.520 too many people,
00:54:50.280 apparently.
00:54:51.460 And Russian
00:54:52.340 air defenses
00:54:52.900 tried to
00:54:53.420 intercept the
00:54:54.160 Israeli missiles.
00:54:55.120 So, it was a
00:54:55.740 missile attack.
00:54:56.980 And they
00:54:57.640 failed.
00:54:59.420 So, does
00:55:00.860 that tell you
00:55:01.360 anything?
00:55:02.220 Does that tell
00:55:03.020 you that
00:55:03.420 Israeli missiles
00:55:04.260 are better
00:55:04.720 than Russian
00:55:05.220 air defenses?
00:55:06.620 Or does it
00:55:07.420 maybe tell
00:55:08.060 you that
00:55:09.400 Russia has
00:55:10.140 to use all
00:55:10.700 their good
00:55:11.100 stuff in
00:55:11.560 Ukraine?
00:55:13.060 Is it
00:55:13.500 possible that
00:55:15.020 the Syrian
00:55:15.840 military assets
00:55:17.840 are just all
00:55:18.660 the crap
00:55:20.020 stuff left
00:55:20.640 over that
00:55:21.120 didn't go to
00:55:21.580 Ukraine?
00:55:22.820 Maybe.
00:55:23.700 Don't know.
00:55:25.440 But certainly
00:55:26.260 Israel has
00:55:27.160 demonstrated that
00:55:28.360 they can reach
00:55:28.940 anything.
00:55:30.260 And they
00:55:30.540 have demonstrated
00:55:31.240 by basically
00:55:33.380 not having
00:55:35.460 any damage
00:55:36.020 from 200
00:55:36.740 rockets or
00:55:37.540 200, was
00:55:39.020 it, intercontinental
00:55:40.000 missiles that
00:55:40.640 got sent at
00:55:41.480 them from
00:55:41.760 Iran with
00:55:42.820 no damage
00:55:43.400 really to
00:55:44.220 speak of?
00:55:45.240 I mean,
00:55:45.660 nothing major.
00:55:47.240 So, we're
00:55:48.860 in that
00:55:49.280 weird area
00:55:51.740 where everybody
00:55:53.060 is posturing
00:55:53.840 and they've
00:55:54.980 got to make
00:55:55.420 sure that they
00:55:55.980 look strong
00:55:56.680 and they
00:55:57.440 made a defense
00:55:58.500 but they
00:55:58.880 didn't go too
00:55:59.440 far because
00:56:00.060 you don't want
00:56:00.440 a bigger
00:56:00.740 war.
00:56:02.000 So, everybody
00:56:02.680 is trying to
00:56:03.120 balance on
00:56:03.700 the head of
00:56:04.840 the needle
00:56:05.180 here.
00:56:07.140 So, what
00:56:07.840 would you
00:56:08.120 think?
00:56:08.880 Is Israel
00:56:10.860 going to
00:56:11.180 attack the
00:56:11.660 nuclear
00:56:12.100 facilities,
00:56:12.920 which would
00:56:13.320 slow down
00:56:13.900 Iran's ability
00:56:14.720 to have a
00:56:16.160 breakout nuclear
00:56:16.920 thing with
00:56:18.420 nuclear weapons,
00:56:19.200 or would they
00:56:19.800 go after
00:56:20.120 something that's
00:56:20.980 more directly
00:56:22.540 related to
00:56:23.220 their economic
00:56:23.880 well-being?
00:56:25.600 So, if
00:56:26.200 they go after
00:56:26.600 the oil
00:56:27.280 terminals,
00:56:28.320 Iran has
00:56:28.880 said they'll
00:56:29.240 go after all
00:56:29.960 the oil
00:56:30.380 terminals in
00:56:30.960 the area,
00:56:31.880 so the
00:56:32.480 entire world
00:56:33.160 will be
00:56:33.500 out of
00:56:33.740 oil.
00:56:34.460 Would they
00:56:34.800 do that?
00:56:37.200 Don't
00:56:37.680 know.
00:56:39.760 There's a
00:56:40.340 real good
00:56:40.660 chance they
00:56:41.160 wouldn't,
00:56:42.600 because if
00:56:43.220 they took
00:56:43.540 out all
00:56:43.960 the oil
00:56:44.460 facilities in
00:56:46.040 the Middle
00:56:46.900 East, that
00:56:48.200 would make
00:56:48.600 every country
00:56:49.320 in the Middle
00:56:49.820 East say,
00:56:50.880 does anybody
00:56:52.080 want a little
00:56:52.560 help destroying
00:56:53.340 Iran?
00:56:54.580 We'll send
00:56:55.300 some people.
00:56:57.100 I mean, I
00:56:57.640 can't imagine
00:56:58.320 that the
00:56:58.780 neighboring
00:56:59.920 countries would
00:57:01.460 put up with
00:57:02.000 that.
00:57:02.900 Is Saudi
00:57:03.660 Arabia going
00:57:04.200 to put up
00:57:04.520 with that?
00:57:05.920 I mean, I
00:57:06.360 think that's
00:57:07.060 World War
00:57:08.280 III.
00:57:09.160 Now, I
00:57:09.480 think World
00:57:09.860 War III would
00:57:10.460 still be
00:57:11.060 limited to
00:57:11.620 the Middle
00:57:11.920 East, mostly,
00:57:13.000 except for
00:57:13.660 terrorist acts
00:57:14.400 in other
00:57:14.720 countries.
00:57:15.740 But I
00:57:17.020 feel like
00:57:17.640 Israel probably
00:57:20.100 won't go
00:57:20.640 after the
00:57:21.480 oil refineries,
00:57:23.180 because that
00:57:23.460 would be
00:57:23.680 too much
00:57:24.060 of a shock
00:57:24.700 to the
00:57:25.560 whole world.
00:57:26.900 But if they
00:57:27.620 go after the
00:57:28.300 nuclear facilities,
00:57:30.020 and that's
00:57:30.860 all they go
00:57:31.320 after, and
00:57:31.980 let's say
00:57:32.300 they succeed
00:57:33.060 in slowing
00:57:33.840 it down,
00:57:34.880 then they
00:57:35.260 get a
00:57:35.760 definite
00:57:36.120 benefit,
00:57:37.960 and they
00:57:38.500 get a
00:57:39.020 might not
00:57:40.580 spread,
00:57:42.080 might be
00:57:42.660 the least
00:57:43.220 likely to
00:57:43.960 spread to
00:57:44.380 a larger
00:57:44.780 field,
00:57:46.480 and they
00:57:48.620 could say
00:57:48.980 that they
00:57:49.280 responded.
00:57:49.680 So I
00:57:52.380 guess I
00:57:52.700 would bet
00:57:53.020 on that
00:57:53.400 as the
00:57:53.920 first,
00:57:54.620 most likely
00:57:55.240 thing they
00:57:55.660 would do
00:57:55.920 is take
00:57:56.260 out the
00:57:56.580 nuclear
00:57:56.920 thing.
00:57:57.780 Because if
00:57:58.140 they take
00:57:58.480 out the
00:57:58.780 nuclear
00:57:59.120 threat,
00:58:00.140 the threat
00:58:00.580 that Iran
00:58:01.000 can make
00:58:01.620 a nuclear
00:58:02.060 weapon in
00:58:02.560 two weeks,
00:58:04.060 which, by
00:58:04.560 the way,
00:58:04.920 is the
00:58:05.240 estimate that
00:58:06.420 if they
00:58:07.620 wanted to,
00:58:08.760 they could
00:58:09.040 have a
00:58:09.280 nuclear
00:58:09.540 weapon in
00:58:10.000 two weeks.
00:58:10.960 Do you
00:58:11.240 know what I
00:58:11.580 say about
00:58:12.000 that?
00:58:12.320 if Iran
00:58:14.720 could have
00:58:15.100 a nuclear
00:58:15.520 weapon in
00:58:16.100 two weeks,
00:58:16.760 which, by
00:58:17.300 the way,
00:58:18.260 I'm not
00:58:19.000 sure that
00:58:19.380 that's true,
00:58:20.340 but if they
00:58:21.160 could have
00:58:21.420 it in two
00:58:21.740 weeks,
00:58:22.020 they already
00:58:22.380 have one.
00:58:23.720 How the
00:58:24.320 hell would
00:58:24.800 we know
00:58:25.340 if they
00:58:27.500 had a
00:58:27.820 nuclear
00:58:28.120 weapon
00:58:28.520 already,
00:58:29.280 if the
00:58:30.240 experts are
00:58:30.800 saying they
00:58:31.200 could make
00:58:31.780 one in
00:58:32.140 two weeks
00:58:32.580 if they
00:58:32.900 wanted to?
00:58:34.080 Are you
00:58:34.400 telling me
00:58:34.720 they could
00:58:35.160 make one
00:58:35.620 in two
00:58:35.880 weeks if
00:58:36.260 they wanted
00:58:36.620 to,
00:58:36.940 and they
00:58:37.240 didn't
00:58:37.400 make one?
00:58:38.500 They've
00:58:38.920 had two
00:58:39.260 weeks.
00:58:39.640 In
00:58:42.020 what world
00:58:42.740 does a
00:58:43.300 country not
00:58:43.920 secretly make
00:58:44.760 an actual
00:58:45.220 nuclear
00:58:45.640 weapon?
00:58:47.700 That would
00:58:48.220 be insane.
00:58:49.560 They should
00:58:50.160 make it as
00:58:50.620 fast as
00:58:51.060 possible and
00:58:52.420 tell everybody
00:58:53.000 they got
00:58:53.360 one, or
00:58:54.400 at least
00:58:54.620 suggest it,
00:58:55.780 so that you
00:58:56.440 don't know if
00:58:56.880 they can
00:58:57.140 attack with
00:58:57.620 a nuke or
00:58:58.060 not.
00:58:59.340 Now, I
00:58:59.880 suppose Israel's
00:59:00.800 intelligence would
00:59:01.700 probably be good
00:59:02.340 enough that they
00:59:02.860 would know if
00:59:03.360 they had a
00:59:03.740 breakout nuclear
00:59:04.480 weapon, but
00:59:05.820 if I were
00:59:07.520 Iran, I
00:59:08.460 hate to say
00:59:08.960 it, but I
00:59:09.380 would have
00:59:09.580 made the
00:59:09.880 nuclear
00:59:10.180 weapon
00:59:10.520 already.
00:59:12.820 So there's
00:59:13.940 that.
00:59:15.260 Then there's
00:59:15.880 the thought
00:59:16.240 that if
00:59:16.900 Iran got
00:59:17.480 into a
00:59:18.080 general war,
00:59:19.560 like a
00:59:20.000 big wider
00:59:20.520 war where
00:59:21.200 really the
00:59:22.520 mainland of
00:59:23.820 Iran was
00:59:24.320 under attack,
00:59:26.300 that they
00:59:27.040 don't have
00:59:27.520 enough
00:59:27.940 manufacturing
00:59:29.200 ability to
00:59:30.460 replace their
00:59:31.020 weapons after
00:59:31.820 a fairly
00:59:32.320 intense fight.
00:59:35.200 So if they
00:59:35.940 use most of
00:59:36.660 their weapons
00:59:37.120 fighting, they
00:59:37.800 don't have a
00:59:38.180 way to rebuild
00:59:38.740 them fast
00:59:39.300 enough to
00:59:39.680 stay in
00:59:40.020 the fight.
00:59:40.940 And the
00:59:41.560 only place
00:59:41.980 they could
00:59:42.240 get them
00:59:42.680 would be
00:59:43.020 Russia, and
00:59:44.100 Russia is
00:59:44.580 not likely to
00:59:45.280 send them a
00:59:45.700 lot of
00:59:45.900 weapons at
00:59:47.020 the same
00:59:47.340 time they're
00:59:47.720 trying to
00:59:48.040 use them
00:59:48.360 in Ukraine.
00:59:50.120 So Iran
00:59:51.920 is probably
00:59:52.640 not capable
00:59:53.380 of a
00:59:54.020 sustained war
00:59:54.880 that it
00:59:55.740 could win.
00:59:57.820 So these
00:59:58.480 are all the
00:59:58.820 variables.
01:00:00.840 Now, I
01:00:01.920 haven't heard
01:00:02.420 the news
01:00:02.980 talking about
01:00:03.620 a decapitation
01:00:04.560 attack.
01:00:05.120 And given
01:00:06.600 that Israel
01:00:07.400 has shown
01:00:07.820 that they'll
01:00:08.220 take out
01:00:08.820 the leaders
01:00:10.320 of Hezbollah
01:00:10.960 and Hamas
01:00:11.660 if they
01:00:11.960 can, do
01:00:14.080 you think
01:00:14.400 they would
01:00:14.700 really stop
01:00:15.500 from taking
01:00:16.540 out the
01:00:16.860 leadership of
01:00:17.500 Iran?
01:00:17.760 I feel
01:00:20.200 like it's
01:00:20.540 on the
01:00:20.820 table.
01:00:22.020 And it
01:00:22.320 seems a lot
01:00:22.740 safer than
01:00:23.360 taking out
01:00:23.880 the oil
01:00:24.920 facilities.
01:00:25.840 If you take
01:00:26.480 out the
01:00:26.760 oil facilities,
01:00:27.780 it's war for
01:00:28.320 sure.
01:00:29.340 If you take
01:00:29.860 out the
01:00:30.160 leadership, I
01:00:31.880 don't know.
01:00:32.980 Maybe it's
01:00:33.600 worse.
01:00:34.660 I don't know
01:00:35.080 how to judge
01:00:35.520 that one.
01:00:37.740 At Grey Goose,
01:00:38.840 we believe that
01:00:39.460 pleasure is a
01:00:40.200 necessity.
01:00:41.300 That's why we
01:00:41.820 craft the
01:00:42.280 world's number
01:00:42.880 one premium
01:00:43.540 vodka in
01:00:44.140 France, using
01:00:44.980 only three of
01:00:45.700 the finest
01:00:46.240 natural
01:00:46.800 ingredients.
01:00:47.760 French
01:00:48.000 winter
01:00:48.300 wheat, water
01:00:49.200 from
01:00:49.500 Jeansac, and
01:00:50.440 yeast.
01:00:52.900 With Grey Goose,
01:00:54.320 we invite you to
01:00:55.220 live in the moment
01:00:56.000 and make time
01:00:56.820 wait.
01:00:57.600 Sip responsibly.
01:01:02.920 But, most
01:01:04.760 importantly, there's
01:01:05.880 the BBC reports
01:01:07.480 there's some
01:01:07.900 science that
01:01:09.260 scientists have
01:01:10.220 made a huge
01:01:11.080 breakthrough in
01:01:12.580 analyzing the
01:01:13.420 brain of a
01:01:14.080 fly.
01:01:15.620 Now, even a
01:01:16.340 fly has a super
01:01:17.300 complicated brain,
01:01:18.780 but it's a
01:01:19.320 tiny little
01:01:19.820 brain and
01:01:20.520 way less
01:01:21.940 complicated than
01:01:22.800 bigger mammals.
01:01:24.560 But, they think
01:01:25.420 they've made this
01:01:25.940 big breakthrough in
01:01:27.000 sort of mapping
01:01:27.700 it, almost like
01:01:28.820 physically building
01:01:29.820 a map of how
01:01:30.620 all the neurons
01:01:31.260 connect to the
01:01:32.000 other ones.
01:01:33.100 And, it's the
01:01:34.600 most detailed
01:01:35.200 analysis of the
01:01:36.160 brain of an
01:01:36.780 adult creature
01:01:38.160 ever produced.
01:01:39.860 Now, what they
01:01:40.680 don't say is that
01:01:41.360 it's the first
01:01:41.900 step in understanding
01:01:42.920 why Democrats
01:01:43.880 vote the way
01:01:44.460 they do.
01:01:45.720 You've got to
01:01:46.320 start with the
01:01:46.800 fly, but then
01:01:48.180 you work your
01:01:48.640 way up.
01:01:49.320 So, it's like
01:01:49.760 fly, salamander,
01:01:52.820 Democrat.
01:01:54.080 No, I'm just
01:01:54.760 joking.
01:01:55.540 I'm just joking.
01:01:56.480 I kid the
01:01:56.960 Democrats.
01:01:57.820 No.
01:01:58.760 They're like
01:01:59.180 everybody else,
01:01:59.940 except they're
01:02:00.480 afraid of things
01:02:01.240 that don't exist.
01:02:04.300 Well, Meta has
01:02:05.660 these new smart
01:02:06.580 glasses that you
01:02:09.080 can wear with
01:02:09.860 some VR
01:02:11.300 capabilities.
01:02:13.540 And, some
01:02:14.480 people combine
01:02:15.480 that with an
01:02:16.180 app called
01:02:16.880 PimEyes that
01:02:19.500 can do facial
01:02:20.280 recognition.
01:02:22.320 And, it'll
01:02:23.300 allow you to
01:02:23.820 walk through a
01:02:24.380 crowd and the
01:02:25.760 personal information
01:02:26.760 of everybody you
01:02:27.480 look at will pop
01:02:28.200 up on your
01:02:28.660 glasses.
01:02:30.260 So, you'll know
01:02:31.160 the name and
01:02:32.040 address and
01:02:33.640 social media
01:02:35.160 history.
01:02:36.480 And, they say
01:02:37.220 phone numbers,
01:02:38.080 but I don't know
01:02:39.260 where they get
01:02:39.660 that.
01:02:40.380 So, you can
01:02:40.760 actually see the
01:02:41.400 phone number of
01:02:42.040 somebody as you
01:02:42.680 walk past them
01:02:43.260 in a crowd.
01:02:43.760 Total strangers.
01:02:46.140 Now, is that
01:02:48.040 going to stay
01:02:48.480 illegal?
01:02:49.940 Probably.
01:02:51.540 Probably.
01:02:52.460 But, imagine
01:02:53.160 going to a
01:02:53.800 party wearing
01:02:54.560 your nerd
01:02:55.140 glasses and
01:02:56.620 you could tell
01:02:57.240 who's single.
01:02:59.740 Suppose that's
01:03:00.420 the only thing
01:03:00.860 you do.
01:03:01.160 You could tell
01:03:01.540 who's single
01:03:02.120 just by looking
01:03:02.880 at them.
01:03:04.240 Suppose you
01:03:04.800 could tell
01:03:05.080 their job
01:03:05.900 just by looking
01:03:07.340 at them.
01:03:08.680 Suppose you
01:03:09.260 could tell
01:03:09.640 how much
01:03:10.020 money they
01:03:10.640 have just
01:03:12.380 by looking
01:03:12.820 at them
01:03:13.120 with your
01:03:13.420 glasses.
01:03:14.320 That's all
01:03:15.060 happening.
01:03:17.320 That's all
01:03:17.960 happening.
01:03:19.080 So, my
01:03:19.560 little life
01:03:20.220 where most
01:03:21.840 of the time
01:03:22.400 I'm anonymous,
01:03:23.820 it's about to
01:03:25.860 end really
01:03:26.260 quickly.
01:03:27.600 You know, if
01:03:27.920 I leave my
01:03:28.660 small town
01:03:29.940 here and I
01:03:30.420 don't run
01:03:30.820 into somebody
01:03:31.340 who watches
01:03:31.760 the show
01:03:32.180 every day,
01:03:33.240 I'm kind of
01:03:34.060 anonymous.
01:03:34.440 like if I
01:03:35.260 go to an
01:03:35.640 airport, I'm
01:03:36.960 not usually
01:03:37.560 recognized.
01:03:38.700 Sometimes, not
01:03:39.440 usually.
01:03:40.700 Now, all it
01:03:41.560 would take is a
01:03:42.140 few people with
01:03:42.940 those glasses
01:03:43.520 on and they're
01:03:45.360 going to ID
01:03:45.860 me right away.
01:03:47.440 So, does that
01:03:48.840 change my life?
01:03:49.620 I don't know.
01:03:50.280 It might.
01:03:50.820 It might change
01:03:51.440 my life radically.
01:03:54.560 Yours too.
01:03:55.280 Apparently, the
01:03:58.340 doctor who
01:03:59.540 prescribed the
01:04:00.600 drugs for
01:04:01.360 Matthew Perry,
01:04:02.640 that he died
01:04:03.260 of an overdose
01:04:03.800 of, has
01:04:05.080 pled guilty,
01:04:06.140 according to
01:04:07.120 the BBC.
01:04:08.720 So, there
01:04:09.360 were two
01:04:09.820 doctors involved.
01:04:11.660 One had
01:04:12.460 some facility
01:04:13.340 that had
01:04:13.940 ketamine,
01:04:15.480 and the other
01:04:16.240 was his
01:04:17.020 doctor.
01:04:17.660 So, I guess
01:04:18.060 his doctor was
01:04:19.160 working with
01:04:19.740 the source
01:04:21.120 doctor.
01:04:22.100 So, none of
01:04:22.720 it was illegal
01:04:23.540 in terms of
01:04:24.540 the doctoring,
01:04:26.660 but I think
01:04:27.280 the amount
01:04:28.260 that they got
01:04:28.980 and the way
01:04:29.500 it was
01:04:29.700 distributed,
01:04:30.360 the way it
01:04:30.680 was ingested,
01:04:33.260 there were
01:04:33.520 questions there,
01:04:34.380 I guess.
01:04:35.480 But, here's
01:04:38.120 the part
01:04:38.940 that was just
01:04:39.660 really scary.
01:04:40.580 So, according
01:04:41.020 to the
01:04:41.360 indictment,
01:04:42.900 the two
01:04:43.700 doctors involved,
01:04:44.860 they were
01:04:45.020 exchanging text,
01:04:46.380 trying to
01:04:46.720 figure out how
01:04:47.400 to get this
01:04:47.860 drug to
01:04:48.480 Matthew Perry,
01:04:50.080 and they're
01:04:51.640 trying to figure
01:04:52.460 out how much
01:04:52.860 to charge him,
01:04:53.640 and one
01:04:54.640 of the
01:04:54.840 doctors said,
01:04:55.660 and I
01:04:55.920 quote,
01:04:56.320 I wonder
01:04:56.700 how much
01:04:57.140 this moron
01:04:57.880 will pay.
01:05:00.700 Those are
01:05:01.480 the doctors,
01:05:03.080 the doctors,
01:05:04.260 the people
01:05:04.820 who were
01:05:05.280 responsible for
01:05:06.240 keeping
01:05:06.720 Matthew Perry
01:05:08.620 alive,
01:05:10.300 were wondering
01:05:12.920 how to rob
01:05:13.860 him and
01:05:14.460 calling him
01:05:15.080 a moron.
01:05:18.920 Wow.
01:05:19.560 if I
01:05:21.940 can make
01:05:22.380 any advice
01:05:23.080 to the
01:05:23.740 medical
01:05:24.200 professionals
01:05:24.980 who are
01:05:25.980 watching now,
01:05:26.940 I wouldn't
01:05:28.060 ever call
01:05:28.680 any of your
01:05:29.600 customers
01:05:30.220 morons,
01:05:31.440 because you
01:05:32.540 never know
01:05:33.100 when that's
01:05:33.560 going to get
01:05:33.920 discovered.
01:05:35.060 I feel like
01:05:35.880 all of our
01:05:36.360 messages are
01:05:37.000 discoverable,
01:05:38.040 and at some
01:05:38.580 point,
01:05:39.200 they'll all be
01:05:39.800 available publicly
01:05:40.700 everywhere.
01:05:41.700 That seems
01:05:42.400 inevitable.
01:05:43.700 But,
01:05:43.980 maybe don't
01:05:46.860 do that.
01:05:47.860 Don't be
01:05:48.780 like that.
01:05:51.820 Meanwhile,
01:05:52.540 according to
01:05:53.040 the Independent,
01:05:54.360 the U.S.
01:05:54.880 Army is rolling
01:05:55.480 in a robot
01:05:56.940 dog with a
01:05:57.700 gun on it.
01:05:59.580 And we've
01:06:00.420 talked about
01:06:00.840 this before.
01:06:01.700 We've got
01:06:02.060 robot dogs
01:06:02.880 with flamethrowers.
01:06:04.760 We've got
01:06:05.580 every kind of
01:06:06.400 drone.
01:06:07.640 And now we
01:06:08.200 have robot
01:06:10.100 dogs with
01:06:11.120 guns fitted
01:06:12.080 at the top.
01:06:13.040 Well, you
01:06:13.400 know I want
01:06:13.940 one of those.
01:06:15.840 If anybody's
01:06:16.580 thinking about
01:06:17.080 a good
01:06:17.480 Christmas
01:06:18.120 present to
01:06:18.800 send me,
01:06:20.200 at the top
01:06:21.080 of the list
01:06:21.620 is a robot
01:06:23.200 dog to
01:06:24.900 defend my
01:06:25.400 house.
01:06:26.680 Now, here's
01:06:27.320 where we're
01:06:27.640 going with this.
01:06:28.300 These are
01:06:28.940 actually being
01:06:29.520 deployed in
01:06:30.740 war zones now.
01:06:32.100 So, the
01:06:34.020 Ukrainian
01:06:34.500 military is
01:06:35.340 going to be
01:06:35.640 seeing robot
01:06:36.360 dogs with
01:06:36.980 guns and
01:06:38.000 flamethrowers
01:06:38.740 coming over
01:06:39.900 the hedgerow.
01:06:42.640 That is not
01:06:43.680 going to be a
01:06:44.260 fun battle,
01:06:45.140 I'll tell
01:06:45.740 you.
01:06:46.460 So, we've
01:06:47.140 now entered
01:06:47.820 the age in
01:06:50.560 which humans
01:06:51.180 are going to
01:06:51.580 fight robots.
01:06:53.360 That's here
01:06:54.600 because already
01:06:55.840 the Ukrainians
01:06:56.760 are using
01:06:57.760 their robots
01:06:58.860 to breach
01:07:00.380 the front lines
01:07:01.160 and shoot
01:07:01.920 the Russians.
01:07:02.460 So, we
01:07:03.380 now have
01:07:03.840 humans
01:07:04.160 fighting
01:07:04.460 robots.
01:07:06.200 It's real.
01:07:07.600 It's now.
01:07:09.060 The question
01:07:09.960 is this.
01:07:11.740 How long
01:07:12.300 will it be
01:07:12.880 before both
01:07:13.740 sides are
01:07:14.260 just all
01:07:14.680 robots?
01:07:16.240 Now, if
01:07:17.380 a major
01:07:18.640 power fights
01:07:19.640 a smaller
01:07:20.220 power, it's
01:07:20.900 going to be
01:07:21.180 the major
01:07:21.620 power's
01:07:22.060 robots against
01:07:23.400 the humans
01:07:24.120 of the smaller
01:07:24.740 power and
01:07:25.320 the humans
01:07:25.820 won't have a
01:07:26.360 chance.
01:07:27.700 Assuming that
01:07:28.400 the superpower
01:07:28.940 has lots of
01:07:29.660 money to
01:07:30.000 make lots of
01:07:30.520 robots, humans
01:07:31.720 won't have a
01:07:32.200 chance.
01:07:34.500 But, what
01:07:35.500 happens if two
01:07:36.340 superpowers that
01:07:37.240 can make
01:07:37.600 unlimited robots
01:07:38.720 get in a war
01:07:40.660 with each other?
01:07:41.760 Would it ever
01:07:42.640 make sense for
01:07:44.640 the U.S. and
01:07:45.400 China to be in
01:07:46.100 a war in
01:07:46.800 which we put
01:07:47.500 humans on
01:07:48.560 the front line?
01:07:50.260 If we could
01:07:51.200 send unlimited
01:07:52.640 drones and
01:07:53.380 unlimited robot
01:07:54.300 dogs, wouldn't
01:07:55.940 you just have
01:07:56.480 the robots
01:07:56.960 fight the
01:07:57.400 robots?
01:07:59.100 It's just
01:07:59.700 going to be
01:07:59.980 battle-bot,
01:08:00.600 right?
01:08:01.120 And then
01:08:01.580 what happens
01:08:02.060 when one
01:08:02.500 of the
01:08:02.700 robot
01:08:02.960 sides wins?
01:08:04.820 Does the
01:08:05.380 other side
01:08:05.820 say, whoa,
01:08:06.280 whoa, whoa,
01:08:06.500 we're not
01:08:07.080 going to put
01:08:07.440 our humans
01:08:08.000 against your
01:08:08.520 robots, and
01:08:09.720 you've already
01:08:10.080 beat the
01:08:10.460 robots, we
01:08:11.100 surrender?
01:08:14.320 It's going to
01:08:14.880 be like that
01:08:15.460 Star Trek
01:08:16.220 where they
01:08:17.140 would do a
01:08:17.580 simulation of
01:08:18.400 the war so
01:08:19.660 they didn't
01:08:19.980 have to have
01:08:20.480 the actual
01:08:20.980 war, and
01:08:22.340 then whoever
01:08:22.760 lost the
01:08:23.420 simulation of
01:08:24.160 the war had
01:08:24.800 to volunteer
01:08:25.900 to be
01:08:26.600 basically suicided
01:08:28.320 in some
01:08:29.820 humane way.
01:08:32.880 I think
01:08:33.620 we're actually
01:08:34.320 heading to
01:08:34.800 that place,
01:08:35.660 like actually
01:08:36.280 literally, where
01:08:38.700 after the
01:08:39.560 robot war is
01:08:40.280 over, the
01:08:42.020 losers have
01:08:42.680 to accept
01:08:44.240 the penalty,
01:08:45.480 whatever that
01:08:46.020 penalty is.
01:08:46.640 It could be
01:08:46.940 slavery.
01:08:48.380 Anyway, so
01:08:49.900 you might all
01:08:50.620 want your own
01:08:51.180 robot dog to
01:08:52.200 guard your
01:08:52.600 house, and
01:08:53.800 also the
01:08:55.080 Second
01:08:55.340 Amendment's
01:08:55.900 going to
01:08:56.080 get a
01:08:56.300 little dicey.
01:08:57.880 If the
01:08:58.500 Second
01:08:58.720 Amendment says
01:08:59.420 you can
01:08:59.780 own a
01:09:00.080 gun, what's
01:09:01.960 it going to
01:09:02.240 say about
01:09:02.660 your robot
01:09:03.300 dog with
01:09:04.020 a machine
01:09:04.660 gun mounted
01:09:05.180 on it?
01:09:06.320 Or let's
01:09:06.960 say it's a
01:09:07.580 single-shot
01:09:08.520 sort of a
01:09:10.160 home-defense
01:09:10.780 weapon, but
01:09:11.500 it's mounted
01:09:12.100 on a robot.
01:09:13.740 Do we have
01:09:14.200 laws that will
01:09:14.920 handle robots
01:09:16.100 with guns?
01:09:19.580 And if the
01:09:20.800 robot becomes
01:09:21.500 sentient, is
01:09:23.760 it your fault
01:09:24.340 if the
01:09:24.660 robot uses
01:09:25.280 the gun
01:09:25.620 to shoot
01:09:25.960 somebody?
01:09:27.040 Because it
01:09:27.360 would be the
01:09:27.700 robot's
01:09:28.140 decision.
01:09:30.400 I don't
01:09:30.640 know.
01:09:34.540 So, that's
01:09:36.180 what I got
01:09:36.520 for you today.
01:09:37.280 I'm going to
01:09:37.560 take a little
01:09:37.960 time to talk
01:09:38.820 to the
01:09:39.280 locals people
01:09:40.600 on their
01:09:41.200 own.
01:09:42.780 And once
01:09:45.980 we get that
01:09:46.440 going.
01:09:50.840 Anyway, so
01:09:51.560 we're going to
01:09:51.800 talk to the
01:09:52.140 locals.
01:09:52.720 If you're on
01:09:53.300 X or
01:09:53.860 YouTube or
01:09:54.700 Rumble, thanks
01:09:55.500 for joining.
01:09:56.540 It'll take
01:09:56.940 about 20
01:09:57.520 seconds to be
01:09:58.380 private with
01:09:59.080 the locals
01:09:59.520 people.
01:09:59.900 Thank you.