Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2619 CWSA 10⧸05⧸24

00:00:00.000 the dog bird and bob says i took a dna test to see if i have any living relatives and bob continues

00:00:06.560 it turns out i'm related to a bird from across town we got together last night then i killed

00:00:13.600 him because i didn't like the direction he was evolving and dog bird says you have good stories

00:00:20.240 so in case you're looking for more dilbert comics that's where you can find them

00:00:30.000 do-do-do-do good morning and welcome to the highlight of human civilization it's called

00:00:43.200 coffee with scott adams and you've never had a better time in your life this is the weekend edition

00:00:49.440 because lazy people take the weekend off not me not me i'm here every day and if you'd like to take

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00:01:13.200 of the dopamine at the end of the day the thing that makes everything better it's called the

00:01:17.520 simultaneous sip and it happens now go oh man so good i can barely stand it

00:01:32.720 well um here's some more science that could have saved a lot of money just by asking me

00:01:39.040 you didn't need to do a study but they did a study to find out that if you keep your brain

00:01:46.000 challenged and you do lots of mentally difficult activities that your brain will be healthier into

00:01:52.640 old age huh i wonder who you could have asked oh you could have asked me because it turns out that

00:02:01.440 your brain is like the rest of your body the better the more you use it the better it is

00:02:06.880 i find that my brain stops working after about two days off of work

00:02:10.560 one of the reasons and this is true by the way one of the reasons that um i don't like

00:02:18.400 not working any given day is if i take a day off from working i actually find it harder to work the

00:02:24.800 next day meaning that if i try to if i take a few days off from uh writing a comic it's hard two days off

00:02:35.600 and suddenly you just forget that little muscle it's almost like you know taking time off from

00:02:40.160 exercise so yes you should be looking for something that keeps your brain active in your older years

00:02:46.320 it'll make a big difference i feel as if i can feel the difference like it it's such a difference that

00:02:53.120 like you can actually feel it's not just hypothetical

00:02:57.920 well according to science alert there's a study that found that omega-3 supplements

00:03:04.320 reduce aggression by up to 28 percent and fairly immediately so if you give somebody omega-3

00:03:12.640 which is a common supplement one that i use actually uh it will uh reduce your aggression

00:03:19.840 now my question to you is this how many times will science need to prove to you that free will is an

00:03:26.880 illusion before you're going to believe me what does it say about free will if you can take a common

00:03:34.880 supplement and it changes your behavior radically where's your free will if you had free will a

00:03:41.840 supplement wouldn't make any difference it's the supplement that's making the decision for you it's

00:03:47.360 not you you're just an observer once you realize you're just an observer in life

00:03:53.600 it does take a lot of pressure off one of my favorite reframes

00:03:59.440 is uh to tell myself i'm just an observer and i can't control anything because sometimes when

00:04:05.680 things are going wrong you think oh i must do things differently to fix this but maybe there's nothing

00:04:12.000 you can do so i just tell myself i'm an observer my body's just going where i observe it and it's

00:04:18.640 almost like a hobby to watch what happens all right just calling up my

00:04:26.480 comments here nope that's not it i want to make sure i'm looking at the locals comments now it would be

00:04:34.720 great if locals put the content in the order that it happens instead of completely out of order

00:04:42.000 i don't know why it does that probably because i think i'm pinning things

00:04:49.360 i'm wrong all right we won't have an argument about free will i know you love that one according

00:04:54.560 to zero hedge food prices might be jumping up again because of supply chain problems and conflicts in the

00:05:02.160 world and everything else but apparently the biggest increase is in sugar which is in a lot of things

00:05:11.440 and certain oils i'm sure this sugar is just satan at this point do you think if you just said all right

00:05:20.240 sugar is satan everything would make sense i think that sugar is why we have you know every every health

00:05:27.360 problem probably every chronic health problem that's not caused by maybe fertilizer or something

00:05:33.200 uh or weed killers or something i think sugar is just the thing that's making all the other chronic

00:05:40.800 problems worse so now it's making your inflation worse too sugar is the devil

00:05:47.840 all right here's another one you should have asked me um so psychology today says there's a new study

00:05:56.320 that says when kids play with dogs it releases releases the hormone oxytocin oxytocin is that hormone

00:06:04.960 that we seek the most it's it's the one that makes you feel good and like life is okay and somebody loves

00:06:11.840 you and you're connected to the world it's really a good chemical to have working for you and kids can get it

00:06:18.000 from playing with dogs well you could have saved some money on this study because the day before i read

00:06:25.440 about the results of the study literally this is not an exaggeration i was curled up in the floor yesterday

00:06:32.480 talking to my dog while i hogged her and i was explaining to her that i was boosting our oxytocin

00:06:39.600 literally i literally was talking out loud like with real words to my dog yesterday and today i

00:06:48.560 find out somebody spent money on a survey or a study to find out what i knew laying on the floor with a

00:06:54.560 dog so you just should have asked me i could have told you and by the way you feel it have you ever had

00:07:01.360 the experience where you just you curl up with a cat on your lap or a or a dog and you just feel that

00:07:08.960 little extra warm comfort that's the oxytocin that's what that is so once you learn to recognize it

00:07:17.200 you can tell you're getting it from from the dog for sure

00:07:22.640 well according to slay news the harris campaign is taking a big hit from

00:07:28.720 hispanic support and apparently she has less support than

00:07:33.840 biden did and less support than he had less support than i think obama and now

00:07:39.680 harris is has less support than biden so the hispanic community is moving

00:07:46.560 quite you know noticeably toward the republican side did you need to do a survey about that

00:07:53.520 no you did not because i believe that one of my better predictions in this world and i've been

00:08:01.040 saying it for five years so think about take yourself back five years so this is way before

00:08:09.200 it was really super obvious that the hispanic community was moving away from the democrats five

00:08:15.120 years ago that wasn't obvious and i was telling you okay if you don't live among the hispanic community

00:08:23.200 as i do i have you know lots of connections to the immigrant hispanic community uh you would maybe

00:08:30.320 not know that they love their family and they love their god and they're here to work hard and to follow

00:08:37.040 the rules they're republicans they're republican from top to bottom and i don't know how you can

00:08:44.320 change them into something else now they might get here and you know maybe they haven't figured out

00:08:49.520 how everything works in america so there might be a short time where the democrats get them registered

00:08:55.520 as a democrat and that can be a little bit of sticky but once they pay attention a little bit

00:09:01.200 and they see what wait what are the republicans offering and what are the democrats offering it's

00:09:07.920 it's kind of a slam dunk the democrats are not even close to being competitive to what the hispanic

00:09:15.680 community that i observe wants out of the world what they want out of the world is not more trans in school

00:09:24.160 that's not what the hispanic community cares about so this is one of my you know better

00:09:31.040 observations that i think bringing enormous amounts of hispanic people in through immigration

00:09:38.640 is not going to work out in the long run the way the democrats hoped that they think that they're

00:09:43.520 bringing in democrats i think that's a short-term strategy now it could be that if the short-term

00:09:49.840 strategy works they'll gain enough power then nobody can take it back so it could be that the short-term

00:09:55.520 strategy is all they need to have total complete control forever but you can tell which way things are moving

00:10:06.160 all right see what else is happening um the so the former head of black lives matter from greater atlanta

00:10:14.320 he is going to jail because he was guilty of taking donations that were meant for black lives matter and

00:10:20.640 he used them uh to travel and buy a home it makes you wonder was any of the black lives matter movement

00:10:30.320 real any of it yeah i think it was 100 fake and do you wonder if george soros knows that did he know

00:10:42.160 it at the time and does he care one way or the other because it looks like black lives matter might have

00:10:48.800 been used just for political reasons to be anti-trump it doesn't really look like anybody was trying to

00:10:55.360 help black americans through black lives matter it doesn't look like the members or at least the

00:11:01.120 leaders the members probably were sincere but the leaders were not sincere and the person who funded it

00:11:07.760 i doubt they were sincere so now we know that it was exactly what it looks like but the sub the part b of

00:11:15.840 this story is they showed a picture of the former head of black lives matter and uh i'm just gonna say

00:11:23.920 this about that after looking at the picture of the former black lives matter candace owens might want to

00:11:31.760 look into his background i'll just leave it there you know you you would think that the head of black lives

00:11:44.240 matter should look a little bit more black than some of the heads of the black lives matter look

00:11:50.400 you should at least look completely black you know not ten percent if you look ten percent black well

00:11:57.520 okay i guess the standard is if you want to call yourself black you're allowed to do that in our big

00:12:02.800 old world you can identify the way you want but it's a strange look i'll just say that it's a strange look

00:12:10.960 there's a new trump hoax uh there's some ex-aid and i'm assuming that this is anonymous i didn't care

00:12:18.640 enough to read the actual story but the anonymous near the election story is that an ex-aid says that

00:12:25.440 trump refused to give california wildfire aid so when california had the wildfires during trump's

00:12:31.520 administration he wouldn't give them wildfire aid until um somebody told him how many people there voted for

00:12:38.080 him does that sound true do you think trump said uh i'm not going to give wildfire aid to california

00:12:47.840 until somebody tells me how many of them voted for me that sounds so hilariously not true it's exactly the

00:12:57.760 kind of um exactly the kind of story you expect a few weeks before the election an anonymous story

00:13:04.400 somebody anonymously yeah no i don't think that trump was talking out loud in front of witnesses

00:13:12.480 and suggested that he wasn't going to give wildfire aid to a place that had too many democrats

00:13:18.800 no that did not happen i'm sorry i wasn't in the room but that did not happen so that's the new hoax

00:13:26.800 anyway uh have i ever told you that all data that matters is fake not all data but anything that

00:13:37.040 matters to policy or to politics is all fake engineers sometimes have real data right if

00:13:43.680 you're measuring the fault rate of machines that's probably real there's a good chance you got that

00:13:48.720 right but the political stuff that goes to policy and who's in charge and where the money goes none of

00:13:55.200 that's true you can count on none of that being true just none of it now i know i can't sell that

00:14:03.440 you're not ready for it because we're all being sort of slowly black-pilled into understanding the

00:14:08.720 real system that we live in it's really really hard to wrap your head around none of it being real

00:14:15.840 because you're pretty sure that at least the stuff that agrees with you is real right well that stuff

00:14:21.360 must be real because it agrees with how you feel no none of it's real now some of it might be

00:14:27.120 accidentally accurate but it would be just an accident here's an example so i wasn't keeping up

00:14:35.600 with this story but apparently um the biden harris administration paused uh lng exports now lng would be the

00:14:47.520 liquefied natural gas it's a you know gigantic energy market and apparently there was some pause because

00:14:56.080 there was some study that said that the lng was worse for the environment than coal

00:15:05.440 and then somebody said yeah but you did the numbers wrong and you got some wrong assumptions and the data's

00:15:12.160 wrong and so what's true so the administration at least maybe temporarily they're accused of maybe

00:15:22.000 changing their policy because of this study and then somebody said no it's none of it's true

00:15:30.400 that is the world we live in now is the study wrong i wouldn't know would you maybe the people who

00:15:38.560 say the study is wrong are the ones that are wrong but but my point is sometimes the sometimes the

00:15:46.720 studies or the data will be correct but it's never going to be credible so you can still can't use it

00:15:53.040 or you still can't trust it you can use it but you can't trust it

00:15:58.240 here's some more data that is fake the data might be real but the interpretation would be fake

00:16:05.760 so you you know that the lawyer representing over 120 uh victims of the diddy party situation

00:16:14.640 so there's a lawyer who's got a hundred clients that are going to try to get money i guess from

00:16:21.120 some kind of reports of bad behavior but since the lawyer went public with all those people who are

00:16:27.360 going to be complaining and maybe trying to get money they have received 12 000 phone calls with tips

00:16:34.080 on various bad ditty behavior 12 000. now here's what you need to know about that

00:16:42.800 if you took any public figure even one that wasn't real like mickey mouse i'll use mickey mouse as my

00:16:49.200 example because mickey doesn't exist if somebody did a a press release and said we have 120 complaints

00:16:58.240 that mickey mouse was sexually assaulting them what would be the most obvious thing that would happen

00:17:04.800 after that well i think you would get 12 000 phone calls from people who said mickey mouse sexually

00:17:12.000 assaulted me too can i get in on this yeah so what you should not interpret from 120 people

00:17:22.240 who got a lawyer to go after diddy triggering 12 000 phone calls of more reports of diddy

00:17:28.560 this will be your toughest challenge for assuming innocent until proven guilty

00:17:37.920 there are 12 000 reports of guilt and you you somehow as a citizen of the united states if you're

00:17:44.320 playing it right if you're playing it fair still innocent still innocent now trust me i have the same

00:17:54.560 instinct about this that you do it feels like he's not innocent it feels like he's not but i'm gonna

00:18:04.160 try as hard as i can to set a standard here that only the government is guilty from the get-go they have

00:18:12.560 to prove they're innocent but citizens you're really gonna have to prove they're guilty and this doesn't do

00:18:18.560 it 12 000 phone calls doesn't do it one lawyer with a over 100 clients doesn't do it that's not good

00:18:26.480 enough it might be later i mean i'm of course after the evidence comes in we'll re-decide but don't

00:18:33.520 decide because so many people said that they were there or saw it or i mean all it is is all it is is the

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00:19:52.320 at netflix for something to watch last night and there's a netflix documentary about clive davis

00:19:57.680 you know the the music mogul uh guy who made a lot of people rich and made a lot of stars and i gotta

00:20:08.080 say it was fascinating but it's twice as fascinating now that you know the context of the accusations

00:20:15.600 against diddy here are some things to look for and and i want to say this very carefully i'm not aware of

00:20:22.480 any accusations against clive davis so again everybody i mentioned is innocent unless some

00:20:30.240 court of law says they're not right so i'm making no allegations i'm just saying that if you watch this

00:20:36.240 documentary which is made to be very complimentary to clive davis i assume he i assume he was behind

00:20:42.640 the making of it because it's just so complimentary um but you have to watch this with your current

00:20:50.080 context everything looks different now i don't know if the everything looking different is my bias

00:21:00.800 creeping into a story in which there was nothing that was wrong i don't know but some of the things

00:21:07.760 i learned were that i didn't know that clive davis had come out as bisexual at some point so he liked

00:21:15.360 relations with men and women and in the context of hearing that diddy allegedly again we don't know

00:21:23.040 for sure was allegedly forcing himself on young male people and then in the documentary we see that

00:21:32.080 clive davis discovered diddy or he was a big part of diddy's advance and that diddy saw him as sort of

00:21:39.920 a mentor now again i want to be really clear that i'm making no allegations and i'm not aware of any

00:21:46.400 allegations against clive davis but when you see it in the context it really looks different but i'll tell

00:21:52.400 you the two creepiest things there were two references to grooming in the documentary but both references

00:22:01.760 were in reference to grooming musicians so he would find people who were you know talented but not

00:22:09.760 famous and he would groom them and that was the actual word they used so they used the word groom

00:22:15.600 twice in that documentary how many documentaries have the word groom in it twice it's a weird thing so

00:22:25.600 again i'm not making any kind of accusations and i'm not aware of any uh that anybody else is making

00:22:31.840 but wow does this look different when you put the context of what you think you know about the

00:22:38.000 nitty story that who knows how much is true well i walter isaacson says uh that the quote the script

00:22:48.000 will get flick flipped next week on october 10th when elon introduces robo taxi and things that operate in the

00:22:55.840 real world so so we've got ai and ai is the subject of you know several of our biggest companies so elon musk

00:23:06.880 has his version of ai and google has theirs and microsoft and open ai have theirs etc so i didn't

00:23:15.280 realize this but maybe i knew it that musk is making his version of ai which is called x ai

00:23:22.640 he makes it open source whenever he releases the new version so when he releases the new version he

00:23:29.760 makes the version just before that open source for competitive reasons maybe he wants to

00:23:35.600 not not not to make the new one open um but then he reveals it so here's what's here's my uh observation

00:23:47.440 so you're elon musk and you are really good at business models and making stuff work

00:23:53.760 he's making his model open source what's that going to do to ai as a valuable commodity in the future

00:24:03.920 shouldn't it bring it down to a commodity

00:24:05.760 yeah are are we building the you know the world's most expensive new technology with these

00:24:12.400 you know multi-billion dollar uh chip-based data centers and building nuclear power plants just to power

00:24:20.560 them and that when you're done because there's a version of the same thing you just made with all of

00:24:26.560 your billions of dollars there's a free one over here that's open source

00:24:30.480 don't they all become worth nothing because the competition is free well here's a free one

00:24:40.400 so i suspect that you need all the billions of dollars to build the thing

00:24:46.560 but once you've built it how much smarter is it ever going to get in other words when you reach the

00:24:53.280 point where it can't get much smarter and it's already absorbed the total knowledge and

00:24:59.680 language patterns of all all conversations happened before and then it can also search

00:25:05.680 the internet and maybe update itself once in a while aren't you done like there's some point

00:25:12.960 where there's nothing left to train it on and then it becomes a commodity doesn't it but suppose you're

00:25:19.920 elon musk and you know that the ai is not just going to be on your phone it's also going to be in your

00:25:27.440 robot and it's going to be in your robo taxi that will drive itself when you call it and here's the

00:25:35.200 thing if musk can you know through making uh the previous versions open source if any of that turns

00:25:42.880 out to make ai by itself a commodity meaning that's the economic word for meaning it's not worth much

00:25:50.160 you wouldn't pay much for it but he also is the best american manufacturer of complicated things

00:25:58.800 so he can make a car he can i guess they can make their satellites wherever they make them and he can

00:26:04.640 make a robot so if he makes a robo taxi and robots nobody who's also making ai can compete with him

00:26:14.560 because the part they'll be selling will be the commodity that's worth nothing eventually

00:26:19.200 the part he's selling will be the super valuable part because americans can't manufacture but he can

00:26:26.240 so what what is microsoft going to do if they've developed this ai that's

00:26:31.280 really cool but everybody else makes one and they're all the same and maybe one of them has

00:26:38.000 less censorship so you like it better i don't know it seems to me that musk may have developed

00:26:46.480 one of the best competitive models you'll ever see which he's going to get the ai spend his billions

00:26:52.640 but he'll have robots to put it in and that's the that's the secret sauce i don't know

00:26:58.320 we'll see i i don't see microsoft competing with them on manufacturing so what are they going to

00:27:05.280 have to sell eventually good question

00:27:11.360 well politico is mentioning what we've all been thinking that the the hurricane helene since they

00:27:18.480 hit some states that are important to the election electorally speaking and they also have more

00:27:25.680 uh republicans than democrats especially georgia and north carolina the guy hit um politico saying it

00:27:33.440 could change the election result meaning that there would be fewer republicans who can get to the polls

00:27:40.960 and it happens to be in some of the most important states and since the elections are always close

00:27:47.920 this could be the difference it could be the actual hurricane is the difference between who wins the election

00:27:53.840 now that brings us to question number two which is um is fema and the biden administration doing enough

00:28:06.720 or is there any regard to maybe they're not doing enough because they don't want to do enough

00:28:13.760 in other words are any decisions being made at the leadership level that are making it less likely

00:28:21.280 that republicans will recover fast enough to vote now we're seeing lots of reports that i don't consider

00:28:31.360 completely um credible yet because it's still fog of war so we're seeing lots of reports of just horrible

00:28:39.440 horrible behavior by fema but also reports that the reports of the horrible behavior are fake

00:28:46.560 it's way too early to know what's going on are there terrible inefficiencies in the system well almost

00:28:53.920 certainly but i imagine that always looks that way you know if you could see everything that's happening

00:28:59.760 during a disaster recovery i imagine there would be all kinds of pockets of what looks like incompetence

00:29:06.960 and poor communication probably kind of normal because if you go into any war or well you know you've

00:29:14.800 heard the old thing about um your battle plan only lasts until the first bullet is fired and and then

00:29:21.120 after that you've got to scramble to figure it out or uh i think mike tyson says that your uh your strategy

00:29:28.960 for the boxing match uh goes away after the first punch i feel like disaster recovery is like that

00:29:37.120 you got a great plan but then you get there you go uh 130 substations for our network are gone and all of

00:29:45.600 our communication uh now what do we do so i can't tell from a distance that fema is failing or should have

00:29:57.120 done something differently we can tell for sure that a lot of people are not getting served

00:30:03.040 it's a little different because there might be some natural obstacles that are just unique to this case

00:30:08.240 the the massive amount of and the widespread electrical problem taking out all communication

00:30:16.240 means you can't even find the people who need help so there's something about this one that's different

00:30:22.400 than a lot of different recoveries so it looks like incompetence at a level that you almost think is

00:30:31.120 intentional how many of you would go so far as to say that based on what you've seen so far in the

00:30:37.520 news or even other reports it looks intentional does anybody feel that way that that the incompetence

00:30:46.320 looks like an intentional incompetence because they don't want to really help the republicans

00:30:50.720 um i don't see it so let me see directly on a factual basis i don't see support for that theory factually

00:31:04.080 will your election depend on facts no as others have said this is a vibe election if you think the

00:31:13.120 vibe of one team is better than the vibe of the other you're going to vote for the good vibe but let me

00:31:18.240 tell you the vibe that white people are getting and i can't speak for all white people but you can see

00:31:23.600 my post i posted today you'll see if people are agreeing or not so you can determine it yourself but i'll

00:31:29.840 tell you the vibe i'm getting it feels like the democrats have gone from uh overt discrimination against

00:31:36.960 white americans in the form of dei and the esg very overt obvious racial discrimination to actually killing

00:31:45.200 white people and replacing them with immigrants now is that a factual statement no no it is not

00:31:54.800 did i say it was a factual statement nope nope there's i'm making no claim of fact because i don't

00:32:00.720 see the facts but let me tell you how it feels as a white person in america it feels like they're

00:32:08.400 fucking murdering us because they got away with everything else so far and why wouldn't they

00:32:14.720 it feels like they're murdering us it feels like we're literally targeted for murder now again let me

00:32:21.440 be very careful that's not what's happening that is not happening that is not factually happening

00:32:28.640 they're not targeting us for murder so they can win the election but it feels like it

00:32:35.680 it feels like it now does the fact that i am quite aware that there's no factual support for that

00:32:45.840 does it change how i feel no it doesn't because the pattern that's been that's been created by all of

00:32:53.200 the other activities the last several years looks very much like an anti-white long-term trend to which

00:33:01.200 everything is folding under so the vibe

00:33:08.320 is not like anything i've ever felt before now it looks like it feels like extermination

00:33:16.720 it isn't it isn't and there's no factual basis for that but god damn it feels like it how many of you

00:33:25.280 feel the same way do any of you feel like like we've turned some corner here and and the hurricane

00:33:33.040 like again this is a this is a false signal i would be super surprised if we ever learned that anything

00:33:41.760 about the hurricane had something to do with politics i don't believe that that's true but damn it

00:33:47.520 feels like it feels like it it just feels like it and that's so i'm not trying to convince you to feel

00:33:53.840 like it i don't think that's helpful but i just think you probably do and if you don't think that that's

00:34:02.560 going to change people's behavior in voting i think you're wrong i think that republicans and white

00:34:08.400 republicans in particular are voting for their life and i think that black americans suddenly got a tap on

00:34:16.560 the shoulder it's like you know the massive immigration that's not good for you and your

00:34:25.760 side's doing it and that's not good for you um and i think that black americans see it too so it's not

00:34:34.000 like there's it's not like any of this is based on race it feels like it's political and they don't care

00:34:40.560 what race they have to manipulate could be blacks could be whites they just need the power

00:34:47.040 so i think that's why you're going to see a lot more black americans joining white americans

00:34:51.520 to say what are you doing it doesn't even look like you're on the team america whatever you're

00:34:57.520 doing it looks like it's designed to destroy the country and i think anecdotally people are seeing that

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00:35:18.960 richer than you think nicole shanahan said she was shocked by the intolerance of the democrats

00:35:26.800 that she used to be because when she left the democrats to become independent um apparently

00:35:34.000 the people that were friends and people respected her just turned so it became

00:35:41.920 socially and business-wise she just became poison as soon as she turned away from the democrats now keep

00:35:49.040 in mind that she didn't turn away from the democrats to trump right away she turned to the most democrat

00:35:57.040 family member you could ever have which was kennedy and that was enough to be like excommunicated

00:36:03.520 forever and you know she was basically dead to her friends and business people now here's the

00:36:09.760 the here's the thing that i take away from that correct me if i'm wrong because i'm not a historian

00:36:18.160 the people who got on the mayflower the original pilgrims correct me if i'm wrong but did they not

00:36:26.960 risk their lives to get on that ship to cross an ocean under the worst conditions to get the

00:36:33.600 fuck away from these assholes right america was founded by people trying to get the

00:36:43.120 fuck away from these assholes it's the same assholes the same assholes are telling you how to live how to

00:36:49.200 think yeah it's the same fucking assholes they're trying to take away your free speech they're very

00:36:56.320 pointedly trying to do that they're trying to get rid of all your freedoms very clearly yeah

00:37:04.000 and if you don't think this is 1776 ish if you don't think this is time for whatever blood it is

00:37:13.200 that makes americans americans to get our act together and realize that we came here to get

00:37:19.360 away from this fucking shit and we're not going to let this happen again men men men can you get it

00:37:29.520 together and fucking vote and get somebody signed up if you're a man in america and you haven't gotten

00:37:38.640 at least one other man to sign up to vote to save this fucking country you're not a man

00:37:43.920 step up men step up

00:37:52.560 this is the real thing by the way this is not a drill

00:37:56.880 this is the real thing don't fuck around it's time to step up

00:38:04.960 all right

00:38:05.280 um this is interesting trend wise there are now at least four companies that are looking at nuclear

00:38:14.080 power just for their own data centers because ai is going to take so much amazon just bought a

00:38:21.040 nuclear powered data center now i did not know that a nuclear powered data center existed so this must be

00:38:29.760 in another country i don't know where that is uh oracle is building some data center that will be

00:38:36.080 powered by three nuclear power nuclear small nuclear power plants and microsoft is looking at three mile

00:38:45.360 island to turn it back on the parts that still work and google is looking at nuclear power as well

00:38:52.800 so your biggest companies are looking at having their own nuclear power now look at the these look

00:39:00.400 at these four companies amazon oracle microsoft and google do they have enough clout to force the

00:39:08.480 government to let's say uh be smarter about their regulatory environment for nuclear yes they do

00:39:17.200 if you just waited for the government to say you know what we've been looking at our regulations and

00:39:23.360 you know we think we should reduce a few of these nothing's going to happen our government does what

00:39:29.360 it's paid to do let's let's be honest it does what it's paid to do and i don't mean paid to do what

00:39:35.280 the people want i mean paid by donors special interests yeah the government does what it's paid to do

00:39:42.640 so now that we have our biggest richest companies who absolutely positively no doubt about it need

00:39:50.400 nuclear energy or they're fucked they're just going to pay the government to get rid of the regulations

00:39:56.560 so they can do it problem solved if you believe our government is as corrupt as i do then the only way

00:40:06.400 you can remove regulations is that gigantic companies who have the money to bribe anybody

00:40:12.000 just bribe people to get rid of the regulations so they can go on with their business i think at this

00:40:17.440 point if you don't own some stock in the nuclear power companies you might look back and say why didn't

00:40:24.560 i see that coming and by the way i should note i do own stock in a index fund of nuclear power companies

00:40:34.160 for this reason and i also i should have mentioned i do own some stock in tesla

00:40:40.800 every once in a while i should mention to you that i own stock in some of the companies i mentioned

00:40:44.640 i've got some microsoft stock i don't have any amazon or oracle except in index funds

00:40:54.480 all right there's a new video of kamala harris people are saying that her teleprompter glitched

00:41:01.600 it looked like it i'm not sure that's the answer but um

00:41:07.520 uh nne is only one of the uh is only one of the companies i've got a different one i'll tell you

00:41:13.040 about later um so she's uh talking along at a rally and maybe the teleprompter glitched and she just

00:41:22.880 started saying oh 32 days until something uh 32 yeah that 32 and you could even see the panic in her

00:41:34.000 eyes and i was trying to say could you imagine the teleprompter goes out and let's say it's vivek

00:41:43.840 ramaswamy is that a problem no no vivek can do an hour without a teleprompter he could do two hours

00:41:51.520 without a teleprompter let's say it's rfk jr and the teleprompter goes out is he in trouble no no rfk

00:41:59.280 jr can talk for two hours without a teleprompter and it will all be brilliant if uh trump is giving

00:42:06.080 his talk and his teleprompter goes out which i think has happened actually what happens is he panicked no

00:42:12.400 he does stand up comedy and it gets better the crowd likes it better right so you could go right

00:42:21.040 down the line um if if jd vance lost his teleprompter is he in trouble no no jd vance can talk for two

00:42:31.120 hours without a teleprompter and it all makes sense but kamala harris couldn't do it and we're actually

00:42:37.920 looking at her as maybe a president you realize that in the fullness of time it will seem hilarious

00:42:48.720 that this was ever close it's it's only because the brainwashing operation from the government

00:42:54.720 is so powerful that they've convinced people that this should be a close race this one really shouldn't

00:43:00.560 be and by the way i do think that most most elections i can completely understand why they're

00:43:08.080 close when when trump ran against hillary clinton i had a strong preference but hillary clinton is very

00:43:16.000 capable and very smart and very experienced when she when she ran for office this isn't like that

00:43:24.080 this is not that this is not that it made sense that hillary clinton was very close in the polls to

00:43:31.600 trump this doesn't make sense i don't know how unreal our environment can become but we've really

00:43:39.680 reached some kind of new level of are we supposed to believe this that this election is close

00:43:46.080 no thank you i i choose not to believe it um there's a new deep fake um this one's clever

00:43:58.720 because it purported to be some kind of hidden camera thing where the the face of the person talking

00:44:04.320 was concealed but when you listen to the words since you can't see a mouth moving because the face is

00:44:10.560 blurred out uh the words sound to me like ai or some actor but it's the the alleged person is suggesting

00:44:21.360 that kamala harris is the owner of the cocaine that was found in the white house i would give zero

00:44:26.720 credibility to that and if you couldn't tell that was a deep fake you need to be a little more cautious

00:44:35.360 do you know how many people couldn't tell it was a deep fake 2.1 million have viewed it so far

00:44:43.440 over 2 million people viewed it and a lot of them you know reposted it so

00:44:52.800 this is really dangerous because in my mind it was obviously fake but to a lot of people it wasn't

00:45:00.720 and what is it what is it about it uh let me test you what is it about it even without seeing it so

00:45:08.480 you don't have to see it to answer this question all you have to know is the topic what made people

00:45:15.200 believe it when it obviously looked like it was fake what made people believe it because it's because

00:45:21.840 they wanted to it was a fun recreational story that if if if you could make a case that it was

00:45:31.200 kamala harris's cocaine in the white house and again i'm aware of no evidence of that whatsoever

00:45:37.040 it's only based on a fake video uh it would be fun to believe and it would be compatible with maybe

00:45:43.920 some of your prior beliefs it's just a bias yeah so the the deep fakes you have to worry about

00:45:50.320 are not the one this is this is my learning my key learning here is that you don't have to worry

00:45:55.840 just about them looking real this one didn't look real and it's still sold because it was compatible

00:46:03.040 with what people wanted to believe so the key lesson here is the deep fake just has to agree with

00:46:09.040 what people are already thinking and they will completely be oblivious to how poorly you made it

00:46:15.600 i hate to say that's true but you can see it in this one especially

00:46:19.760 anyway there's a whole bunch of uh conversation about the fema budget uh people on the right

00:46:27.200 say that fema gave tons of money to settling or helping migrants and therefore they're running out

00:46:34.320 of money to help in um the current hurricane situation fema would say and democrats would say nothing

00:46:42.400 like that happened those were different budgets and different uh buckets and we never spent the money

00:46:49.280 for the hurricane stuff it was just a different bucket blah blah blah then republicans would say

00:46:57.040 something like there's no such thing as different buckets if fema doesn't have enough and you gave half

00:47:04.000 a billion to something else then logically that was half a billion that could have been available

00:47:10.080 but isn't is that a good argument uh i'm gonna go with both of them are full of shit

00:47:18.000 so i'm gonna say i can't back either argument because they both look like they're lying

00:47:23.920 so i don't believe the democrats when they say oh it's a different bucket but i also don't believe

00:47:28.560 the republicans when they say that's the reason that there's not enough money or even that there isn't

00:47:33.840 enough money because the white house says there is enough we're giving them everything they want

00:47:37.920 so i think both sides are lying on this story or mistaken no i won't say lying i'll say mistaken or

00:47:45.120 or or or they're they're adapting a version that's compatible with their preconceived notions let's say

00:47:51.760 i don't know what to believe on that but i don't like it

00:47:57.360 um there was a story that uh the fema was uh blocking private flights and helicopters from bringing stuff

00:48:05.600 in elon musk got into it on the x platform because people were contacting him and saying we've got

00:48:12.080 this stuff but they won't let us deliver it and then uh p buddha judge weighed in and said that's not true

00:48:18.960 nobody nobody's blocking any flights and then musk tried to get in touch with him and did and uh

00:48:27.120 buddha judge was successful in expediting the approval of the flights in other words buddha judge was not aware

00:48:36.320 that there was something that needed to be expedited

00:48:40.720 now is that a giant failure of fema or buddha judge

00:48:47.040 yes yes yes it was a giant failure but i'm going to put some context on it in the context of

00:48:57.280 uh this big operation with so many moving parts it's not that unusual that the top person or persons are

00:49:05.760 not getting the information from the bottom persons that's not unusual so my guess is that buddha judge

00:49:12.800 literally didn't know it was a problem until he fixed it it was the fixing it that guaranteed

00:49:19.360 it was a problem because there was something to fix so even buddha judge says you know that he expedited

00:49:26.320 you don't expedite during an emergency unless something's broken right because the expediting

00:49:33.200 is what the emergency response is the entire emergency response is an expedited response

00:49:39.360 so if he has to go in and expedite the thing that should have been expedited something was broken

00:49:46.320 but he did fix it so we'll give him that right i i uh i tend to be very

00:49:52.000 very very generous in my scoring during a disaster because you know people are just doing the best they

00:50:02.160 can and i think they are doing the best they can um there's according to the hill a georgia judge has

00:50:10.560 tossed out a lawsuit about voting machines um because the the judge says that the

00:50:17.920 the the alleged uh let's say um holes in the voting machine process are purely hypothetical

00:50:27.520 so some security risks were presented to a fulton county judge in georgia and the judge said

00:50:34.480 you have not made your case that uh these these weaknesses in the system are purely hypothetical

00:50:42.240 now here's what you should learn from this

00:50:44.400 if you have a computer or you have a company

00:50:51.440 be worried about the cyber security of your company

00:50:54.880 or your own computer if you're worried about the cyber security of your company you should see a judge

00:51:05.120 no no no some of you are saying no well why wouldn't i talk to a cyber expert no you don't need a cyber

00:51:13.200 expert to tell you who can and cannot hack a machine no you need a judge somebody went to law school

00:51:22.400 they're the ones who can tell you if the security problems in your machine are purely hypothetical

00:51:28.880 or the real kind you need to worry about so don't worry people don't worry a judge says that

00:51:34.640 uh hackers can't get into the machines no a judge said it stop complaining a judge said it can't do it

00:51:44.160 have you heard about the event where the hackers get all the newest uh well i don't know if they're the

00:51:49.520 newest they get all the uh voting machines in one room and then they hack them and they hack everyone

00:51:56.080 every time they're all hacked but the judge says these particular machines no problem it's only

00:52:05.520 hypothetical

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00:52:42.320 have i told you that all data that matters is fake oh so you get to an election the more fake it is

00:52:48.480 well here are three takes remember you saw the report that the jobs jobs are looking great and

00:52:57.280 the jobless rates is under control what was the first thing you said to yourself when you saw that

00:53:03.440 the job numbers look great right before the election well you probably said what i said

00:53:10.960 these numbers aren't real do you know who else said these numbers don't look real

00:53:17.840 um let's see um i think it was uh bloomberg and cnbc so both bloomberg and cnbc when they saw the job

00:53:28.880 numbers said uh no

00:53:35.360 so this is one of those situations where you really have to divide the world into people with experience

00:53:41.920 in the real world and people are inexperienced suppose you're 25 years old you're trying to

00:53:49.120 decide who to vote for and the numbers come out that says the jobs are great and that may be the

00:53:55.200 thing you care about the most especially if you're looking to you know work your way up through the

00:53:59.920 employment world so you're 25 and you see that the jobs are just killing it you're gonna vote for a

00:54:05.760 democrat but if you happen to be experienced let's say you're over 50 and you've seen how the real

00:54:14.320 world works you've seen how numbers are always weird when it gets to the election and you know that

00:54:19.280 they're usually revised and often revised in a major way downward but after the fact if you have experience in

00:54:30.160 the real world and those numbers came out you said what cnbc and bloomberg said uh no no these aren't

00:54:39.440 real these are not real numbers so i have i have that kind of experience so as soon as i saw it i didn't

00:54:47.440 need to i didn't need to consult with bloomberg i didn't need to consult with cnbc they did not need

00:54:54.960 to consult with anybody either because if you have a certain amount of experience in the real world

00:54:59.680 you just look at those numbers and you shake your head you go no no i've been saying the same thing

00:55:06.400 about science measuring the temperature of the earth people in the business world tend to give

00:55:14.560 scientists like their own space as in the scientists are somehow immune from all the things that make

00:55:22.480 every other number fake they're not immune it's exactly the same if it's a political domain such

00:55:30.000 as climate change their numbers are as real as the job numbers meaning that it's all motivated numbers

00:55:36.800 you can't trust any of it so that's the difference between being experienced and not experienced so

00:55:42.960 you can sell climate change to young people because they do not yet know that all the important data is

00:55:49.280 fake they don't know that but once you know that everything that matters to policy and to money is

00:55:57.040 fake or at least you shouldn't trust it then everything looks different suddenly

00:56:04.640 all right so there are three different arguments at least why it's fake um so one of them is that the

00:56:12.880 raw number might be realish but uh the people who got the jobs are coming in from other countries

00:56:20.240 and the people who got the jobs are mostly government hiring so there was massive government hiring oh

00:56:26.240 that's a big coincidence right before the election and there was a lot of people took part-time jobs so

00:56:34.800 basically the jobs numbers even if the data was correct the way you would interpret it could be

00:56:40.960 opposite of the number so the interpretation would be hey jobs are way up good news everybody great job

00:56:47.040 democrats or uh let's look at the details of these numbers wait a minute all the jobs went to people

00:56:53.120 who are not even citizens who just came in the country this year oh that's the worst thing in the

00:56:58.080 world well it's not the worst thing in the world but it's bad so you can't even tell if the job report

00:57:04.720 is good or bad for somebody who's a citizen that's how bad our data is you can't even tell

00:57:16.000 well cnn's harry enton as uh talking about the uh the poll results on cnn and uh he says quote so

00:57:25.840 there's no historical precedent for the white house party winning another term in the white house when

00:57:31.680 just 28 percent of the country think we're on the right track and said simply put it would be

00:57:38.720 historically unprecedented huh so under the current conditions

00:57:50.320 kamala harris was judged the winner on election day harry enton of cnn told us that we shouldn't believe it

00:57:58.480 was real am i misinterpreting this harry enton is saying that it would be unprecedented and there

00:58:09.360 would be no history of this ever happening in the united states for somebody with such a low uh rating

00:58:16.480 for being on the right track would ever get re-elected so doesn't that automatically mean

00:58:23.600 that if harris does get judged the winner on election day that a reasonable citizen would say there must be

00:58:30.640 fraud because this is so far out of the historical norm that we can't certify this right

00:58:41.840 am i wrong now one of the reasons that people didn't believe the 2020 election is that there i believe

00:58:48.960 you'll have to give me a fact check on this but i think there were some bellwether situations you

00:58:53.840 know places where the vote always goes a certain way and you can rely on it where it didn't and only

00:59:00.080 in the kind of critical places where it made a difference to me that's pretty good evidence of fraud

00:59:07.440 it's not proof it's not proof but i would say if harry enton has told us a few weeks before the election

00:59:14.080 then nobody can get elected with these numbers and then they do how am i supposed to interpret that

00:59:23.040 how am i supposed to interpret that somebody gets elected with numbers that you can't get elected with

00:59:30.400 do we say well i guess history sure certainly surprised us this time i might

00:59:36.400 but it's far more likely i'm going to suspect something was wrong with the election

00:59:44.560 well i would say the rigging has already begun and maybe is already done and has determined that

00:59:49.760 harris will win so the amuse account which is really high value account on x if you're not if you're not

00:59:56.480 following the account on x called amuse just one word amuse you're missing some of the best independent

01:00:03.760 reporting i mean it's it's a level above anything you're gonna see on the tv news and i don't even

01:00:10.960 know who's behind it exactly because it's sort of anonymous but uh i get some of my best stuff just from

01:00:18.480 that one account on x amuse the other one that's similarly good is george follow those two george is

01:00:28.160 great i don't i don't know who's backing george but wow he's got quite an operation going um so here's

01:00:37.120 what we know so we know we've got the um potential election weakness because if you're voting overseas

01:00:47.520 you don't need to show that you're a citizen you don't need to show your address or even your id

01:00:51.840 policy and here's what the amuse account tells us that between 2016 and 2020

01:00:59.840 um that there was a big increase in non-military overseas ballots so i guess we can tell fairly

01:01:08.240 easily how many military people are overseas and that number stayed about the same but the

01:01:14.640 non-military people skyrocketed in numbers of people who voted in 2020 why would that be did a

01:01:24.960 lot of people move overseas between 2016 and 2020 for non-military reasons i'm not aware of that

01:01:33.440 um and of those votes coming in

01:01:36.880 um that were just the the overseas ones that are non-military how many of them do you think voted

01:01:44.800 for biden in fulton county and maricopa two of the ones that we have the most questions about

01:01:52.160 well according to amuse the fulton county numbers the votes for biden that came in from this

01:01:58.320 suspicious overseas unverified bunch of voters uh that uh 100 of them went for biden

01:02:07.840 a hundred percent now you know that's not possible right that that is proof of rigging

01:02:17.360 that's not a suspicion that would be proof that would be proof um how about maricopa 74 for biden

01:02:29.040 do you think there's anybody from you know you could take any group of maricopa people and get 74 for biden

01:02:34.320 um no no these numbers if they're true remember data is always suspicious but if it's true

01:02:46.640 then we know exactly one of the big sources of cheating so if you're wondering hey was there cheating

01:02:52.480 in 2020 yeah there it is there it is if the data is true if the data is true i would call that um

01:03:02.480 citizen level proof meaning that i don't know what a court would say because a court would probably need

01:03:09.600 you to track down every you know vote and check the id and stuff like this but on a citizen level

01:03:17.200 like what what do you and i decide is you know evidence versus proof to me this is proof

01:03:22.960 if the data is true right i'll still put an if on you know you always have to wonder if the data sources

01:03:30.800 are good but if the data is true yeah this is proof that the election was rigged

01:03:35.440 and that they plan to do it again um there's a fbi whistleblower according to the gateway pundit

01:03:46.560 that says the fbi is planning to have their own agents undercover uh i think undercover i'm not sure

01:03:53.920 they said undercover but they would be monitoring the maricopa maricopa county polling stations

01:03:59.920 to monitor the trump voters uh you thought i was going to say the fbi was going to monitor the

01:04:05.920 election to make sure the election was fair right no they're going to monitor the monitors

01:04:14.800 they're going to monitor the republicans now let's game this out let's say you're an attorney

01:04:22.560 and um and a election monitor you've been trained by the laura trump uh whatley

01:04:29.680 group and you're you're like trained to be a good observer and suddenly you see something that looks

01:04:35.120 suspicious and you go to everybody and say hey hey um i'm an observer this is suspicious you know we

01:04:42.080 need to keep an eye on this or whatever we need to do what happens then well the democrats of course

01:04:49.520 push back and they push and they push but it's kind of sort of a fair fight you've got some

01:04:55.440 attorneys that are trained to do this so that's pretty powerful but the democrats are going to

01:05:00.400 push back hard and they're pretty powerful so at least you got a fair fight okay so that's the

01:05:05.120 situation without the fbi there now imagine the same situation but the fbi there are to make sure

01:05:13.680 the observers don't get out of hand so the observers say hey hey we just saw something in that batch you

01:05:19.680 got to stop everything until we look at it democrats say no no no and then the fbi walks in says what are

01:05:26.400 you talking about and the republicans say this batch looks bad can you can you help us you know we'll

01:05:32.640 make sure this one's guarded and then the fbi says nah i think it looks fine the democrats say it looks

01:05:39.120 fine and then then what does the lawyer do the trained lawyer observer do well the trained lawyer

01:05:46.800 observer is outranked now because you're not going to not do what the fbi tells you if you're a lawyer

01:05:53.280 i mean most lawyers so to me it looks like they're just adding muscle so that the democrats can hide

01:06:00.720 anything they want and the observers won't have enough clout to make sure that they can check it

01:06:05.760 when it needs to get checked so to me it looks like rigging now you could say but scott this is

01:06:12.640 not proven in any court now i'm as a citizen i'm using my own standards for what i would consider

01:06:20.080 proven versus alleged or hypothetical to me if you put the fbi in there to watch the

01:06:26.720 um to watch only the trump observers that would be a rigged election

01:06:34.880 in at least in that way it would be rigged now keep in mind this comes from a whistleblower i don't

01:06:40.720 know if the whistleblower was anonymous if it's an anonymous whistleblower we'll give it the same

01:06:47.920 treatment as the trump hoax which is anonymous doesn't count anonymous is not evidence but if if

01:06:55.680 he gave his name and we know who he is or he's at least given his name to law enforcement or

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01:07:32.960 mark andreessen famous investor in silicon valley one of the big names there

01:07:40.640 he teaches us something called the iron law of oligarchy i've never heard of this before but it

01:07:46.880 matches what i've believed and it says that so there's something called the iron law of oligarchy

01:07:52.080 and what it says is that all forms of organizations no matter how democratic will turn into oligarchies

01:07:59.920 thus democracy is practically and theoretically impossible

01:08:06.000 yes that is correct if you have a democracy uh in the free market it's inevitable and unavoidable that

01:08:15.280 some people will succeed more than others so far you all agree that's just what a free market is

01:08:22.160 and then once those people get rich they will of course look at ways to stay rich

01:08:31.440 and they will look at ways to you know increase their advantage and they'll look around at other rich

01:08:36.880 people and say you know if you and i agreed

01:08:40.960 we'd be way more powerful than ever just one of us and they don't even need to say the words

01:08:48.560 because they all know what's good for them and it's probably good for you too fat cat

01:08:53.280 and then suddenly the oligarchies have so much money and power that they start running the show

01:09:00.560 and that democracy becomes just a a window covering or something that makes the citizens

01:09:05.840 feel they're participating but really not does that sound like america yes yeah that's america

01:09:14.000 i don't believe there's any such thing as an actual functioning democracy and if there is it's a temporary

01:09:21.680 thing because yeah the to me this is an iron law i don't believe it's possible to have a long-term

01:09:30.080 democracy republic situation i think it just devolves into really the fat cats are in charge

01:09:35.680 and the citizens are diverted into thinking that voting makes a difference so this is closely related

01:09:44.960 to my observation that no government can survive free speech and that's why we don't have it and

01:09:51.920 never will now you thought you had free speech for most of your life but really you only had the free

01:09:58.080 speech to say things that the mainstream would agree with otherwise you were in trouble it didn't have to

01:10:05.120 be the government so so we watched the government using social media platforms and and uh foreign

01:10:12.320 entities to censor things in the united states and it seems to pass the test of not violating the first

01:10:19.680 amendment but we don't have free speech i mean be real we don't have anything like free speech ask

01:10:26.240 nicole shanahan she had free speech went from being a democrat to an independent and suddenly

01:10:31.920 the the pressure from other citizens because they've been brainwashed by whom

01:10:41.760 why is it that nicole shanahan gets so much bad treatment from democrats when she leaves the democrat

01:10:47.680 field is it because those democrats have free will and they thought it out and they thought that was a

01:10:52.320 good way to act nope they have been literally brainwashed to not tolerate certain kinds of speech

01:11:02.480 and so they acted out that way thinking it was their own opinions it was not their own opinions

01:11:07.040 they were brainwashed and uh those opinions were assigned to them so as long as your government can

01:11:14.160 control the media it can assign opinions to people and part of its uh assignment is that you know here's

01:11:23.120 one of the opinions i'm going to assign to you even though we have this thing called free speech you can't

01:11:28.320 say that stuff so you can't say stuff that's true if it disagrees with what we're trying to push on people

01:11:36.320 like the pandemic situation and you can't say something that would be bad for somebody because they even

01:11:42.560 made up a thing that the constitution has something about um hate speech it doesn't so hate speech is

01:11:51.120 completely legal under first amendment but uh there was a poll that showed that uh women and especially

01:11:58.880 young women uh think that the constitution already makes it illegal to do hate speech which makes it really

01:12:07.120 easy for for democrats to blame people for hate speech and then get rid of their speech because

01:12:15.520 they've already convinced two-thirds of women that that's a legal and valid constitutional thing it's

01:12:22.080 not it's the opposite it's not legal or valid to monitor or stop somebody's speech if you're the government

01:12:29.440 if you're the government it's not not appropriate so um here's a uh reframe that i hadn't heard until

01:12:39.520 this morning that's really breaking my brain so this is a mike benz again mike benz is a i'm going to say

01:12:48.800 this as clearly as i can if you're not following mike benz b-e-n-z you really don't know what's going on

01:12:57.440 because the stuff he does is not in the news and it's so well sourced and so well communicated you

01:13:04.560 end up listening to it and going oh wow i didn't know that all right here's one of those

01:13:11.120 so you know that all these uh dangerous looking people are coming across the border and you're

01:13:16.800 seeing all these military age looking people from different countries it's not even one country it's

01:13:22.480 not mexico it's from all over the world all these military age people and then we heard that there's

01:13:27.760 a whole bunch of people that are you know allegedly on the national security list you know there's

01:13:34.000 something about them that automatically makes them look like a national security risk probably where

01:13:38.240 they came from and you're saying to yourself how in the world is our government letting this happen

01:13:45.280 well here's a spin you if you haven't heard this this is going to blow your freaking mind

01:13:53.360 first of all you do know that the united states has for decades and decades tried to control as many

01:14:00.960 other countries as possible to have influence over the government to you know to you know do coups to

01:14:08.880 you have protests so basically america has tried with every mechanism they can from military to

01:14:16.080 financial to covert to control every country we can because the more we control them the more business

01:14:22.320 we can do so the oligarchy needs control over other countries to get raw materials and also to have

01:14:29.200 markets so really our cia is sort of an extension of our commercial enterprises it just makes sure that

01:14:37.280 they they they're softening up these markets and these sources of raw materials so that it's good for

01:14:43.440 good for the free market basically good for america specifically

01:14:49.120 so as part of that process there's a lot of training of rebels who might want to take over their own

01:14:57.360 country with american support so we got 1.7 million migrants who could pose some national security risk

01:15:06.240 according to the the gop judiciary committee and mike ben says this

01:15:14.480 my mind is completely blown by this by the way you have to listen to this carefully

01:15:21.920 mike ben's if you follow my streams you know why so you know why that all these dangerous men are

01:15:27.840 coming into the country yes sometimes it's recklessness and negligence so a lot of it could just be we have bad

01:15:34.000 borders but most of the time dhs the department of homeland security is importing cia and department of defense

01:15:43.200 backed paramilitary gangs and their families because they're quote our guys in regime change

01:15:52.880 ops in their countries of origin haiti venezuela venezuela somalia etc

01:15:58.720 democrats support the military intelligence op on political grounds because they think it's changing

01:16:07.040 the voter demographics while republicans support the military intelligence op on commercial grounds

01:16:13.520 because this is how you get your cheap labor in other countries and cheap resources

01:16:18.400 so here's what i hate about this point of view it explains everything

01:16:31.760 it explains everything that i don't know how you know how completely accurate it is

01:16:38.400 i'm willing to bet based on mike ben's credibility that there's some of that in the mix

01:16:44.080 the question i don't know and he's he's not he's not giving us an estimate because he wouldn't know

01:16:50.320 either is what percentage of it is our guys meaning people that we're trying to influence maybe to send

01:16:57.120 them back or maybe because they already did something for us and we're protecting them but

01:17:03.680 apparently there's some big

01:17:06.880 secret part of why so many men are coming into the country

01:17:10.880 now i would love to think that our cia and department of defense are so capable

01:17:16.720 that the the dangerous looking people that are coming in are going to be dangerous on our behalf

01:17:23.280 that feels like a lot to ask me to accept i do not believe that our cei cia and department of defense

01:17:31.680 can bring in a million 1.7 million people or whatever the number is some subset of that

01:17:37.520 uh and that they can control that situation so i don't know this one blew my mind when i when i read

01:17:46.720 it but uh like i say ben's has high credibility on this topic

01:17:54.080 tucker carlson had a interesting uh observation um when he was talking about wokeness he says wokeness is

01:18:02.320 basically just an anti-white racist thing and one of the ways you can tell that is that ireland is woke

01:18:10.720 now ireland basically was colonized they weren't colonizers it was they weren't a bunch of white

01:18:19.120 colonizers they they were victims they got colonized and i don't think they were big on slave ownership

01:18:25.360 so why is everything going white woke in in ireland what did the irish do doesn't matter as long as

01:18:35.840 they're white you need less of it apparently now i'm exaggerating a little bit but it was an interesting

01:18:42.400 point if we can understand why the wokeness in america is driven by the bad behavior of white people

01:18:49.840 in america but then the wokeness still applies to a country where that argument couldn't possibly make

01:18:55.760 sense then it tells you that the argument in america probably is just artificial and that it really

01:19:03.360 is biological and it just has to do with whatever group wants to be more in charge let me tell you

01:19:12.400 i have greatly enjoyed growing up in a country where people who look like me were the majority for a

01:19:18.480 while it made me feel safer i feel safer in any group that looks mostly like me just natural now that

01:19:27.680 would be true for everybody i think everybody would have that same experience now i like diversity where

01:19:33.440 i live in california is wonderfully diverse my neighborhood is wonderfully diverse i love it it actually

01:19:40.400 is terrific but literally it's terrific um but you still feel if if everybody's a stranger like if

01:19:49.440 you didn't know them you'd feel safer if everybody looked like you it's just biological so whatever's

01:19:56.160 going on looks to me more like people who are not comfortable with a white majority and they're trying to

01:20:03.600 take down the white people in any way that they can i don't know that they necessarily intellectualize

01:20:09.760 it that way but i think it's just such a natural mammal impulse that you want more things that look

01:20:16.560 like you and fewer things that look like something else so that's probably what's happening

01:20:22.960 anyway um here's an interesting thing liz harrington reminds us that i've told you this story before

01:20:30.080 uh oh actually this is uh related to the the overseas voting so at some point uh there was a request in

01:20:40.960 pennsylvania from a prior election to audit the 25 000 votes that came in from overseas because remember

01:20:47.920 pennsylvania was really close but there were 25 000 votes come in from overseas and uh pennsylvania

01:20:55.920 some people were asking to audit that because that may have been the difference and that may have

01:20:59.840 been where all the cheating was uh but that was uh stopped who do you think uh oh of the 25 000 only 3600

01:21:08.160 were military which means again it was one of these weird places where there was an unexplained large

01:21:14.720 number of non-military people overseas who voted and didn't need any id and didn't have to prove that

01:21:20.080 there were citizens and didn't need an address who do you think blocked that

01:21:27.200 remember i always tell you that if you only know what the news is you don't know anything if you know

01:21:34.000 the people and the background of the people then maybe you understand the news but if you don't know

01:21:41.440 about the people the story doesn't make sense let me give you an example if i just told you that

01:21:48.000 pennsylvania blocked an audit of the overseas votes from the prior election you'd say to yourself oh

01:21:55.120 well i'm sure they had the reasons probably had their reasons okay now i'm going to tell you who blocked

01:22:01.840 it it was then attorney general josh shapiro he's the one who blocked it lands differently now doesn't it

01:22:12.320 so the guy who blocked the audit was on the short list to be vp you know we always think we live in a

01:22:22.160 blackmailocracy like everything is based on who knows what about who you know shapiro you could go

01:22:30.800 places but not if this audit happens you know what i mean if the audit happens you might not be on the

01:22:38.560 short list if the audit does happen you're going to be on the short list for something really good so

01:22:49.680 yeah um

01:22:54.480 the butler rally as you know is happening tonight i guess it's uh 5 p.m eastern time and we believe

01:23:01.680 that elon musk is going to join now i don't know uh what they've planned in terms of where elon will

01:23:10.240 be fitting into the proceedings but here's what i hope happens fingers crossed i want to see a

01:23:19.360 spacex rocket landing in the field next to the rally like landing you know upright and then i want

01:23:26.880 to see elon musk get out of the capsule and then go to the rally now i know that's not possible but

01:23:34.400 wouldn't it be cool to show up in your own space rocket it'd be very cool that's all i'm saying it's

01:23:40.000 not going to happen maybe you could bring a robot though just bring one robot come on elon you can do it

01:23:48.240 bring us one robot

01:23:52.560 anyway um

01:23:56.880 so i'd like to remind you about one of my best predictions of all time now i do this not only

01:24:05.600 because i like to brag which i do but because since my show is largely about figuring out how

01:24:13.360 people think and work and then making predictions it's important that i revisit my predictions even if

01:24:19.120 they're wrong this one happened to be right um i predicted that after trump lost in 2020

01:24:27.760 that every day from that point on he would become more popular so once he reached his you know depth of

01:24:34.800 unpopularity around january 6 i said every day after that he would become more popular

01:24:40.000 more popular here he is

01:24:46.240 more popular so that really was one of my best predictions i predicted that if he lost the republicans

01:24:56.960 would be hunted i hate that that was right now democrats still think that's not true because they

01:25:03.840 don't get real news but clearly republicans have been haunted i mean there's no doubt about that at

01:25:09.280 this point anyway

01:25:14.160 so um also uh the head of hamas's uh military wing um has been killed in a targeted attack by israel

01:25:26.240 so they took out the uh head of the hamas military wing but also his family at the same time

01:25:33.920 um it looks like he got him at home now i'm no terrorist

01:25:41.760 mastermind but i'm going to give a little bit of advice for those who are

01:25:47.440 if you plan to be an international terrorist or or even a local one like hamas

01:25:52.960 don't work from home yeah don't don't tell a commute if you're a terrorist

01:26:02.240 far better for you to go to work and maybe maybe sleep in the office for until the trouble goes over

01:26:09.360 you don't really want to go to work and manage your terrorist international terrorist gang and then

01:26:16.160 go home to the family and sit around the dinner table and have dinner

01:26:20.160 you're going to blow up with your family now how many times have we seen these

01:26:28.320 masterminds of international terrorist groups driving around with their families

01:26:35.520 i mean it makes sense that people go home to their family but this is the one time you really shouldn't

01:26:41.840 you really shouldn't go home to your family if you're being hunted by israel it just seems like

01:26:46.960 not loving your family enough if you know what i mean so i don't want to make jokes about uh

01:26:56.080 people's death but i will note that when we get all uh we got all bent out of shape because somebody's

01:27:03.520 celebrating some tragedy that happens in the united states we're not better than that

01:27:08.960 we're not we we celebrate tragedies that happen in other places if it's somebody we don't like

01:27:16.240 and unfortunately that's just who humans are so i'm not happy about it all right ladies and gentlemen

01:27:23.600 that completes my prepared remarks i think you know that the dilbert calendar for 2025 is back after taking

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01:27:42.800 it at the link at dilbert.com you cannot get it in the bookstores this time you used to be able to

01:27:49.200 you cannot get it on amazon this time the only place you can get it is the one link that you'll find

01:27:55.360 on dilbert.com and then of course i've reissued win bigly um in time for the election because if you

01:28:03.120 want to figure out how could trump go from january 6 worst of everything to back at the top of the race

01:28:11.520 this will tell you so this is about uh persuasion in the context of the 2016 election which will tell you

01:28:20.080 a lot about what tools he's using in the current run and it will allow you to be more powerful and

01:28:26.880 effective in your own life all right so get that that one's at amazon so you can get that at the

01:28:31.680 normal place um and only in that i think it's only on amazon and maybe in one other bookstore

01:28:40.080 uh maybe at barnes noble i think so anyway uh i'm gonna say bye to x and rumble and youtube and i'm

01:28:47.200 i'm going to talk to the uh subscribers on locals privately thanks for joining you are amazing

01:28:55.120 and fun as always

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