Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2624 CWSA 10⧸10⧸24

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00:00:30.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.

00:00:35.880 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams, and I'm pretty sure you've never had a better time 0.93

00:00:41.080 in your whole darn life.

00:00:43.460 But if you'd like to take this experience up to levels that nobody can even understand 0.99

00:00:49.360 with their tiny human shiny brains, all you need for that is a cup or mug or a glass, a 0.90

00:00:54.480 tank or chalice, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind, fill it with your favorite liquid,

00:00:59.120 I like coffee, and join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dopamine, the end of the day

00:01:04.640 thing that makes everything better.

00:01:05.880 It's called the Simultaneous Sip.

00:01:08.880 Go.

00:01:16.600 So, so good.

00:01:18.540 A lot of people ask me, Scott, what is the proper way to consume your podcast?

00:01:23.920 Well, there are a number of ways.

00:01:26.420 Number one, you could be exercising right now.

00:01:29.360 If you are, good for you.

00:01:31.840 Are you taking a run on the beach in the morning?

00:01:34.580 Are you lifting some weights?

00:01:37.040 Good.

00:01:37.540 Good job.

00:01:38.640 Alternately, and just as good, you could have a cup of coffee, a blanket on your lap, and

00:01:45.820 one to two cats.

00:01:47.640 Yeah, one to two cats.

00:01:49.000 That would be the ideal way to watch the show.

00:01:51.240 So, alternately, if you have a dog, the dog can be sitting at your feet while you sip your

00:01:58.380 coffee and watch the show.

00:02:00.420 So, those are three ways to watch the show, all of them recommended.

00:02:05.920 Well, there's a new study.

00:02:07.780 SciPost is reporting part of the Balthazar cohort.

00:02:12.060 Oh, good.

00:02:12.580 It's part of the Balthazar cohort.

00:02:14.120 I was worried that it might be data that was unrelated to the Balthazar cohort, but it

00:02:21.520 looks like we're in good shape here on this one.

00:02:23.960 And the data says that caffeine might have a protective role against Alzheimer's.

00:02:27.940 Well, again, you could have asked Scott, because I would not have forgotten.

00:02:33.140 No.

00:02:33.400 I drink so much coffee that not only does it cure my Alzheimer's, it cures yours, too.

00:02:42.520 It's true.

00:02:43.720 Yeah.

00:02:44.120 That's how much coffee I drink.

00:02:48.560 Reportedly, the ex-platform that has been paying people for the interaction in the comments.

00:02:55.880 So, if you were a large enough account and you qualified, you would get money from Elon Musk's

00:03:03.280 ex-platform if a lot of people interacted with your posts.

00:03:08.500 But apparently, that caused people to game the system and create troll accounts that were

00:03:15.220 making it look like they were getting interactions so they could get fake paid, but based on fakes.

00:03:21.160 So, now it looks like they're going to change it, so the only interaction that you will get paid for

00:03:26.460 is if premium users interact.

00:03:30.120 So, all the trolls would have to either buy an account, which they won't do, or go away,

00:03:36.300 or at least not be included in the calculation.

00:03:40.720 Well, there's another study, according to the Medical Express, they're reporting on it,

00:03:45.160 that loneliness can increase your dementia odds by 31%.

00:03:49.360 So, putting it all together, drink more coffee, and be less lonely, and what will happen?

00:04:00.400 You have the best odds of keeping your brain healthy.

00:04:03.700 And what are you doing right now?

00:04:05.400 Well, many of you are drinking a little extra coffee because you're here with me,

00:04:10.240 the simultaneous sip, and you're also less lonely because we get to hang out.

00:04:15.820 So, this is why, in the evening, for the people who are subscribers to the locals community,

00:04:22.760 we hang out pretty much every night, sometime around dinnertime in the California time,

00:04:29.960 and we just hang out.

00:04:32.180 And because it's interactive and there are comments going both ways, it kind of feels like a friend.

00:04:37.780 So, I literally sort of drifted into a situation where I'm lots of people's virtual friend.

00:04:46.140 Now, I wrote a book some years ago in which I offered to be anybody's invisible friend.

00:04:52.240 So, I said, if you need an invisible friend, pick me.

00:04:57.320 I can be your invisible friend.

00:04:58.880 If anybody asks, hey, are you Bob's invisible friend?

00:05:02.400 I would say, yes, yes, I am.

00:05:06.460 But are you also, you know, Alice's invisible friend?

00:05:11.380 Yes.

00:05:12.760 I get around.

00:05:13.940 I'm invisible.

00:05:15.240 Nothing slows me down.

00:05:16.900 But now I can be your virtual digital friend as well as your invisible friend.

00:05:23.220 So, if you don't have enough friends, get an invisible one or get a digital one.

00:05:27.700 I'm here for you.

00:05:28.680 And there's another study that says people with dyslexia and dyscalculia,

00:05:36.460 which is like dyslexia but for numbers, show less bias.

00:05:41.080 According to the Medical Express, less bias.

00:05:44.700 This is why I have less bias.

00:05:47.000 It's my dyslexia.

00:05:48.860 I do have dyslexia, by the way.

00:05:50.740 It's never been diagnosed, but it's so obvious and extreme that it's hard to miss.

00:05:55.880 My first job at a college was a bank teller.

00:06:01.940 And in those pre-computer days or pre-small computer days, when a customer would come in,

00:06:09.340 you would have to write every transaction down on a little side note.

00:06:13.540 So, you'd write down like the long string of numbers for their account number or whatever.

00:06:17.640 So, you'd have a paper record of everything you did.

00:06:19.760 And how many times do you think I got those numbers reversed on my little paper record?

00:06:27.780 Yeah, I was a disaster as a bank teller.

00:06:30.880 Didn't work out.

00:06:31.900 Almost got fired.

00:06:33.340 But instead of firing me, they decided to promote me.

00:06:37.520 That's a true story, by the way.

00:06:39.640 I was on the verge of being fired because I couldn't write down numbers in the same order in which they appeared.

00:06:47.840 Literally, I couldn't.

00:06:48.780 And so, I'd gotten a couple of warnings because my bank never balanced at the end of the night.

00:06:54.680 It was a big problem.

00:06:56.820 But at the same time that I was just about ready to get fired, another part of the bank was looking for management trainees.

00:07:05.660 And I got a management trainee program.

00:07:09.600 So, I got promoted instead of fired.

00:07:11.660 That's a true story.

00:07:15.500 Anyway.

00:07:19.560 According to Neuroscience News, people are confident even if they only know half of the story.

00:07:25.820 Huh.

00:07:26.520 They needed to do a study on that.

00:07:29.460 Guess how they could have saved a little money?

00:07:31.700 They could have just asked me, or you, really, or really whoever was around.

00:07:39.060 Instead of doing the study, you could have just said, hey, stranger, stranger, I got a question for you.

00:07:45.020 I was thinking of doing this whole study.

00:07:47.300 It's going to be expensive and time-consuming.

00:07:49.540 But I'm wondering if you could answer the question instead, stranger.

00:07:53.800 Do you find that people who are under-informed are still very confident about their opinions?

00:07:59.340 Yes.

00:07:59.920 Yes.

00:08:00.980 Huh.

00:08:01.940 Everybody I ask says the same thing.

00:08:04.540 Yes. 1.00

00:08:05.200 Every single person in the entire world knows that people are confident while being stupid and uninformed. 0.99

00:08:11.580 But apparently there was a study to make sure, just to make sure. 0.99

00:08:18.720 Well, the good news is the study agrees with every one of you.

00:08:23.180 Every one of you were right.

00:08:24.940 Congratulations.

00:08:26.260 Good job.

00:08:27.200 Every one of you got it right.

00:08:30.840 This was a study out of Ohio State University.

00:08:34.360 And I think the key learning from this study is I wouldn't go to Ohio State University.

00:08:41.580 Apparently, they need to study things that everybody else already knew.

00:08:46.920 So I don't know what you're going to learn there, if it's the college or the university for things that everybody already knew.

00:08:55.140 Just kidding.

00:08:56.100 I'm sure it's a fine establishment. 1.00

00:08:57.980 Now, of course, the big, big news is that Hurricane Milton is slapping the country's penis. 0.99

00:09:07.780 You call it Florida, but, you know, live with it. 0.99

00:09:12.440 And here are my comments on the hurricane.

00:09:16.540 Number one, I would hate to be in a disaster that was caused by a nerdy named hurricane.

00:09:23.320 What was it that destroyed your house?

00:09:27.380 Milton.

00:09:28.940 Milton.

00:09:30.080 Come on.

00:09:31.800 We need scarier names for these hurricanes if they're going to be dangerous.

00:09:35.560 Don't name it after the guy you lock in your school locker.

00:09:39.340 Milton.

00:09:40.480 Hey, get in this locker, Milton.

00:09:44.220 All right.

00:09:44.920 Well, Kamala Harris had some comments about the hurricane.

00:09:48.960 She was on one of the morning shows she called in, and she said, I quote, the significance of the passage of wind, unburdened by what has blown before.

00:10:00.560 No, I'm just making that up. 1.00

00:10:02.380 But it's so stupid she could have said it. 1.00

00:10:05.100 It's not more stupid than the thing she actually says. 1.00

00:10:07.980 Meanwhile, there's a report from the Florida's fire marshal that if salt water gets in your batteries, your lithium-ion batteries, it could cause an either immediate or slow ticking time bomb. 0.98

00:10:28.840 So apparently salt water is very bad for lithium-ion battery situations.

00:10:33.580 So regular water, not so bad, but salt water will make your electric car explode.

00:10:46.380 Now, I wasn't going to tell you this story because I have some stock in Tesla.

00:10:55.180 But I feel like, you know, I can't ignore this one.

00:11:03.060 This is why I tell you what my investments are in, or I try to.

00:11:06.700 I try to make sure you know what I've invested in because it does bias you.

00:11:11.860 It absolutely biases you.

00:11:13.440 There was a moment when I looked at the story and I said to myself, huh, this story will be very bad for my investment.

00:11:19.820 But it is the truth.

00:11:23.880 So I don't know how much of a problem that is, but if you've got a Tesla, I would drive it out of the salt water zone if I were you, if you can get it out of there.

00:11:36.380 I would think most people would have known that, wouldn't they?

00:11:39.080 If you had a Tesla and you knew the salt water was going to be up to the car level, wouldn't you have made sure that the way you left was in that?

00:11:50.240 But I suppose it would ruin all of everything else you have to.

00:11:54.960 Meanwhile, there's a video of CNN's Anderson Cooper.

00:11:58.120 He likes to stand in the storms and report.

00:12:01.760 And there was a piece of debris that got blown at him and whacked him.

00:12:05.840 So he got hit with garbage. 0.95

00:12:07.220 I don't know why that's important, but apparently it went viral because a huge part of the public was quite delighted to see a CNN, CNN's Anderson Cooper gets slapped with garbage. 0.99

00:12:26.580 What is wrong with us? 0.84

00:12:28.680 Now, he didn't get hurt.

00:12:30.080 It didn't look like it was anything very heavy. 0.59

00:12:31.880 You know, maybe something like cardboardy-ish, but he got slapped with garbage.

00:12:38.100 I don't know. 0.85

00:12:38.640 There's something perfect about that.

00:12:39.980 I'm glad he didn't get hurt.

00:12:43.600 There is the consumer price index numbers are out.

00:12:47.400 And so I did what I always do.

00:12:49.340 I looked at the news and then I wrote them down and I was going to tell you.

00:12:52.860 And then I saw that the news reported it in two opposite ways.

00:12:56.440 One was that it was down and one was that it was up.

00:12:59.820 Which one's true?

00:13:00.680 Is it up or down?

00:13:02.040 Well, I literally saw both this morning, but I was in a hurry, so I didn't get a chance to run it down.

00:13:08.840 But it's somewhere around what we thought.

00:13:12.120 So it's in that 2-3, 2-4 range.

00:13:14.960 But some specific things went up a lot, like jewelry and watches are up 5%.

00:13:20.520 Why are jewelry and watches up 5%?

00:13:25.140 Can anybody tell me why jewelry and watches went up in price?

00:13:29.700 Now, I don't care about that one because you don't have to buy jewelry and watches.

00:13:34.400 You just don't have to.

00:13:35.620 So that one doesn't count.

00:13:37.580 Eggs are up 8%.

00:13:38.980 Oh, that one's bad.

00:13:40.820 College textbooks, right before college, up 4%.

00:13:44.720 Motor vehicle insurance, up 16%.

00:13:47.340 Food and shelter, 75%.

00:13:49.580 Sporting event tickets, up 11%.

00:13:52.720 But here's my question.

00:13:55.700 I certainly understand why individual things will move up and down because there are different forces for different industries.

00:14:02.580 But can somebody explain to me how our inflation level didn't change much even though our national debt changed a lot?

00:14:15.980 Is that possible?

00:14:18.820 Everybody smart says the same thing about inflation.

00:14:22.120 The thing that causes inflation is the government borrowing money and basically creating money out of nothing.

00:14:31.680 So the government created a whole bunch of extra money out of nothing, like over a trillion dollars just this year.

00:14:39.820 And we're up to like 36 trillion we're approaching.

00:14:43.860 So if it's true that increasing the money supply increases inflation, how could it be true that the money supply was vastly increased and inflation did not go up?

00:14:58.840 What do we not know? 0.99

00:15:01.960 Am I saying something stupid? 1.00

00:15:05.380 Is there a time lag? 0.98

00:15:07.260 Because the time lag should be all adjusted by now.

00:15:10.180 Well, you know, there shouldn't be a time lag at the moment because we've been adding a trillion dollars of debt every year.

00:15:16.740 So it's not like this is the first time we added a trillion dollars in debt.

00:15:21.420 So how can we add trillions of dollars in debt and our inflation rate stayed about the same?

00:15:27.500 Oh, wait a minute.

00:15:29.560 Is there an election coming up?

00:15:32.320 Has anybody heard?

00:15:33.340 Is there an election coming?

00:15:36.560 Is this fake?

00:15:37.620 Is the inflation data just completely fake?

00:15:43.200 Doesn't it have to be?

00:15:45.480 Unless there's something going on that would make adding a trillion dollars in debt not have any effect on your inflation, which would be what?

00:15:55.460 I don't know.

00:15:56.880 So I guess my bottom line is that all data that matters is fake.

00:16:01.500 There's a, here's another, another study.

00:16:09.980 So somebody did a study to find out, they found out that, that women who applied for assistant professor positions in North America were more likely to get job offers than men.

00:16:23.840 There was an actual study on this.

00:16:29.300 All right.

00:16:29.600 Let's see what you would have guessed.

00:16:32.540 Do you think they could have saved some time and some money just by asking us?

00:16:37.940 Who do you think is going to get the job for an assistant professorship in North America?

00:16:43.260 The man or the woman? 0.99

00:16:47.520 Of course it's the woman. 0.64

00:16:49.760 Of course.

00:16:51.340 Who in the world thinks there was any doubt about that?

00:16:54.880 Now, now let me give you a hard one.

00:16:57.100 Huh?

00:16:57.880 Okay.

00:16:58.360 Let's say it's an assistant professor job.

00:17:01.000 And just hypothetically, we haven't studied this.

00:17:04.400 Somebody's going to need to study this.

00:17:06.460 But suppose it was a choice between a white man and a black man. 0.51

00:17:12.860 Equally qualified.

00:17:14.540 Same qualifications.

00:17:16.380 Let's do a study to find out which one will be preferred in 2024.

00:17:23.140 No, we don't have to.

00:17:25.360 No, we don't have to.

00:17:26.180 But here's the funniest thing about the story.

00:17:28.500 Is the title for the article.

00:17:31.480 All right.

00:17:31.720 Here's the title for the article that found out that women are preferred for assistant professor jobs in North America.

00:17:38.900 Okay.

00:17:39.560 Here's the title.

00:17:40.600 Women are better than men at science job interviews. 0.51

00:17:47.540 Oh.

00:17:49.100 Oh.

00:17:50.360 Oh, come on. 0.87

00:17:52.660 Come on.

00:17:53.940 Now, here's the funnier part.

00:17:55.440 The writer of the article has a male name, Gris.

00:18:00.160 So I'm guessing male.

00:18:02.580 Do you think that there's a human male who believes that the story for why the women were preferred was because they interview better? 0.98

00:18:12.560 Do you think that the author who wrote this really believes that, or is he just fucking with us? 0.98

00:18:20.560 Is that a prank? 0.97

00:18:22.560 Because it looks like a prank.

00:18:24.060 It looks like somebody wrote that headline because they know it's funny.

00:18:28.620 Now, by the way, it might actually be true that women interview better than men.

00:18:35.980 That might be true.

00:18:37.200 But you know what?

00:18:38.420 It doesn't matter.

00:18:39.920 They're still going to get the job.

00:18:41.760 It doesn't matter who interviewed better.

00:18:43.200 It's 2024.

00:18:46.020 The woman's going to get the job. 1.00

00:18:48.500 That's really the beginning and the end of the story.

00:18:51.120 No, it's because they interview better.

00:18:53.080 There's no evidence whatsoever that the interviewing better is any part of the decision making.

00:18:59.120 Like, that's not part of the study.

00:19:01.320 But that was part of the headline.

00:19:04.940 All right.

00:19:05.560 You know that the Internet has this Internet Archive.

00:19:10.300 It's called the Internet Archive, or the Wayback Machine.

00:19:14.960 And it basically tries to store everything that had been on the Internet historically and now isn't.

00:19:22.640 Apparently, they had some catastrophic security breach.

00:19:26.200 That's their own word, catastrophic.

00:19:28.840 And at least this morning, the site was still down.

00:19:31.300 And according to The Verge, they've got a note there that says they were hacked.

00:19:37.580 Now, people, you know what I'm going to say.

00:19:40.820 You know what I'm going to say.

00:19:44.700 You know, I'm not a cybersecurity expert, but I don't think you have to be to know this.

00:19:50.620 Because all of you know this.

00:19:52.640 Why in the world would the Internet Archive be using some cheap, crappy cybersecurity

00:19:58.020 when all they had to do was use the same cybersecurity that we used for all of our election systems?

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00:20:40.440 So the next story is about the weather.

00:20:45.520 MSNBC's Mike Barnacle.

00:20:48.520 Yeah, his name is Barnacle.

00:20:50.840 That's his actual name, Barnacle.

00:20:52.720 He didn't like the fact that Marjorie Taylor Greene has a theory that the government might 1.00

00:21:01.400 be manipulating the hurricanes and that the government might be behind the North Carolina

00:21:06.680 Hurricane Helene, at least making it worse or directing it.

00:21:12.300 And Mike Barnacle says, you have people in this country who actually listen to her

00:21:16.920 and find some credibility, perhaps, in something she says.

00:21:20.080 It's beyond belief, beyond description.

00:21:23.480 Wow, that's pretty bad.

00:21:24.840 It's beyond belief and beyond description. 0.97

00:21:27.900 So he's one mad barnacle. 0.92

00:21:31.520 And here's my take on that. 0.64

00:21:35.580 So it looks like we have a standoff.

00:21:38.180 You've got MSNBC that believes the government can control the climate

00:21:42.760 through climate change policy.

00:21:45.380 And they're going against the people who think you can't control the climate,

00:21:53.820 but in some cases you can control the weather.

00:21:58.200 So it's the people who think that the government can control the weather,

00:22:02.380 but not the climate,

00:22:04.600 versus the people who think the government can control the climate,

00:22:08.060 but not the weather.

00:22:09.920 To which I say, well,

00:22:13.760 I do not buy into the thought that the government is controlling the weather.

00:22:17.600 So I'm not on that page.

00:22:19.780 But

00:22:20.160 I did happen to look at the sky yesterday where I live.

00:22:26.100 I'll let you take a look at it.

00:22:28.540 And take a look at this.

00:22:30.180 What the hell is this cloud formation?

00:22:37.160 How do you get those patterns?

00:22:41.360 I'm a little bit worried.

00:22:42.920 That's Northern California.

00:22:44.820 How do you get a circular cloud?

00:22:46.460 How does that happen?

00:22:48.000 Have you ever seen clouds form a ring?

00:22:50.360 Three rings?

00:22:51.120 What the hell is this cloud formation?

00:22:56.520 How do you get those patterns?

00:23:00.440 I'm a little bit worried.

00:23:02.820 All right.

00:23:03.780 So

00:23:04.160 here's what I know.

00:23:09.280 You may not be aware

00:23:10.560 that the temperature where I live has been over 100

00:23:13.360 for several days in a row.

00:23:16.300 Over 100 degrees.

00:23:17.540 It's probably starting to

00:23:19.920 threaten our energy system

00:23:21.960 because California is always sort of on the edge

00:23:24.080 of having enough energy.

00:23:25.300 And when it's super hot, that's the worst.

00:23:27.640 It's also bad for forest fires.

00:23:29.700 And you don't want too much heat,

00:23:31.800 especially this time of year.

00:23:35.000 At the same time,

00:23:36.720 the clouds just sort of suddenly changed one day.

00:23:41.620 So yesterday,

00:23:43.660 yesterday the temperature was down 20 degrees.

00:23:47.460 Actually,

00:23:48.020 almost as much as 25 degrees

00:23:49.860 from what it has been all week.

00:23:53.220 At the same time,

00:23:54.840 these weird wispy clouds came in

00:23:57.260 that are not the kind

00:23:58.920 that I'm used to seeing

00:24:00.180 all my life in California.

00:24:02.540 And then I see some patterns

00:24:04.140 that don't even look like

00:24:05.040 they're natural patterns.

00:24:06.220 They look like,

00:24:07.800 I don't know,

00:24:09.120 they don't look natural,

00:24:10.560 whatever they are.

00:24:12.060 And I say to myself,

00:24:13.680 is the government controlling the weather

00:24:16.760 in my neighborhood right now?

00:24:19.640 Because it looks like it.

00:24:21.280 I mean, it looks like it in every way

00:24:22.840 because the cloud pattern doesn't,

00:24:24.740 the rest of the sky also

00:24:26.340 doesn't look like it normally looks in California.

00:24:30.080 Now, is that just my imagination?

00:24:32.740 I don't know.

00:24:33.980 It might be.

00:24:35.100 Could be my imagination,

00:24:36.540 confirmation bias,

00:24:38.020 something like that.

00:24:38.660 I don't rule that out.

00:24:43.940 Round clouds or cloud seeding.

00:24:46.920 So I'm hearing that cloud seeding

00:24:49.060 does in fact leave that pattern.

00:24:52.240 So in the comments,

00:24:53.660 I just saw a little article,

00:24:55.040 somebody went by.

00:24:55.820 I don't know if it's credible,

00:24:58.160 but a little article that says

00:24:59.380 the circular patterns

00:25:00.720 are a sign of cloud seeding.

00:25:03.340 Now, could it be

00:25:04.820 that the Bay Area just said,

00:25:06.860 well, we'll just seed some clouds

00:25:08.120 and take the temperature down a little bit

00:25:10.060 and everybody will be better off?

00:25:12.040 I don't know.

00:25:13.320 I don't know.

00:25:14.240 But I'll tell you one thing.

00:25:15.520 When Marjorie Taylor Greene says

00:25:17.220 the government is controlling the weather,

00:25:19.920 there are two things I know.

00:25:22.160 One, you can, of course, control the weather.

00:25:25.540 Who thinks you can't control the weather?

00:25:28.020 I thought we'd been doing cloud seeding

00:25:29.620 for like forever.

00:25:31.960 Am I wrong?

00:25:33.540 Is cloud seeding my imagination?

00:25:35.600 Or have we not been actually

00:25:38.180 literally doing it?

00:25:39.840 I thought we were.

00:25:41.480 And I thought that they've even prototyped

00:25:43.620 some climate change,

00:25:46.120 you know, reflective stuff.

00:25:47.900 They've at least tested it.

00:25:49.940 So to me, it looks like

00:25:51.300 there's 100% confirmation

00:25:53.220 that we can control the weather.

00:25:55.300 And then, of course,

00:25:56.300 the government could

00:25:57.080 if they wanted to.

00:25:59.060 Now, if you can make it rain more,

00:26:01.120 does that change,

00:26:04.700 for example,

00:26:06.320 the high pressure

00:26:07.060 or the low pressure?

00:26:08.200 If you can make it rain,

00:26:09.620 does that change the pressure?

00:26:11.000 I don't know the answer to that.

00:26:13.700 If it did,

00:26:15.280 then you could steer a hurricane,

00:26:18.200 couldn't you?

00:26:19.360 A little bit?

00:26:20.860 No?

00:26:21.440 Now, in my opinion,

00:26:22.680 it's very, very unlikely

00:26:24.020 that somebody in the government

00:26:26.160 unleashed a weapon of mass destruction

00:26:28.340 on the domestic population.

00:26:31.660 So my brain will not allow me to think

00:26:34.260 that there's anybody evil enough

00:26:36.580 in our government

00:26:37.220 who would do something

00:26:38.240 that they'd obviously

00:26:39.260 eventually be caught at

00:26:40.560 that would kill, you know,

00:26:43.540 tens of thousands of people potentially.

00:26:45.880 So I don't believe that.

00:26:48.800 But if MSNBC is trying

00:26:50.600 to tell their audience

00:26:51.500 that it's not a possibility,

00:26:54.000 I think you should look

00:26:58.360 at a speech

00:26:58.960 that John Braddon gave

00:27:00.080 where he did suggest

00:27:01.640 it's very much a possibility.

00:27:04.040 I just don't think

00:27:05.040 it's being done.

00:27:06.340 So that's where we disagree.

00:27:08.740 But I would give it

00:27:10.480 not a 0% chance.

00:27:13.320 We live in a world

00:27:14.520 where there are false flags

00:27:16.820 and terrible behavior,

00:27:18.340 and I can't take that odds to zero.

00:27:21.140 I wish I could.

00:27:22.380 But I'll take it to 5%.

00:27:24.000 So MSNBC, 0.86

00:27:26.160 I'll slightly agree

00:27:27.900 with Mr. Barnacle

00:27:29.000 that it's unlikely

00:27:30.640 that MTG is correct

00:27:32.460 that the government did it.

00:27:34.480 It's not wildly crazy, though.

00:27:38.060 I'll go that far.

00:27:39.240 It's not wildly crazy.

00:27:42.620 Let's see.

00:27:43.300 What else is that going on?

00:27:46.860 We got all kinds of news today.

00:27:50.740 Michael Schellenberger

00:27:51.940 Twitter has something

00:27:53.280 like a scoop, I think.

00:27:55.600 There's a new whistleblower

00:27:56.960 that came forward

00:27:58.480 and says the Pentagon

00:27:59.400 is withholding information

00:28:03.780 from Congress

00:28:04.340 about the secret UAP program.

00:28:07.680 You could call it UFOs,

00:28:09.360 but we'll call them

00:28:10.160 unidentified aerial phenomenon.

00:28:13.180 I guess, UAP.

00:28:15.620 And there's even a name

00:28:17.220 for this secret program

00:28:18.480 with these secret hidden UAPs.

00:28:21.500 It's called Immaculate Constellation.

00:28:24.560 And Schellenberger

00:28:26.040 checked the credentials

00:28:27.620 of the whistleblower

00:28:28.540 and says that they're,

00:28:31.080 quote, verified.

00:28:34.180 So he says he's verified

00:28:35.220 the credentials

00:28:35.900 of the whistleblower.

00:28:36.800 And he's reached down

00:28:38.480 to the Pentagon

00:28:38.980 for a number of days

00:28:40.500 and they have not responded.

00:28:42.900 So now you've got

00:28:45.420 you're probably one of,

00:28:48.820 if not the most,

00:28:50.120 credible journalist

00:28:51.620 working today

00:28:53.240 who has verified

00:28:54.720 that the whistleblower

00:28:55.820 has credentials

00:28:57.460 and that the whistleblower

00:28:59.640 is saying that,

00:29:00.420 oh, yes,

00:29:00.780 there's definitely hidden,

00:29:02.300 you know, UFOs

00:29:04.660 or something like that.

00:29:06.800 Now,

00:29:08.060 what do you make

00:29:09.360 of that story?

00:29:10.780 Does that tell you

00:29:11.820 that we really do have UFOs?

00:29:15.060 Well, again,

00:29:16.840 I'm not going to rule it out.

00:29:19.400 I would say

00:29:20.260 it's at least 95% chance

00:29:22.080 we don't.

00:29:23.780 But there is a whistleblower.

00:29:26.740 There are multiple whistleblowers.

00:29:29.240 And Schellenberger

00:29:30.460 is our, in my opinion,

00:29:32.340 our most credible journalist,

00:29:35.100 partly by being independent.

00:29:36.800 And partly by being right

00:29:38.640 about everything for years.

00:29:40.540 So he basically,

00:29:42.580 he's one of the few people

00:29:43.820 in the business

00:29:44.460 who has, you know,

00:29:45.400 no stains on his record.

00:29:48.780 So you've got,

00:29:50.580 you've got an argument

00:29:51.340 in both directions.

00:29:52.580 One is,

00:29:53.600 it seems like

00:29:54.200 on its,

00:29:55.140 on its surface,

00:29:56.220 it seems like

00:29:56.740 a hugely unlikely thing

00:29:58.440 that we have some

00:29:59.460 hidden UFOs.

00:30:01.060 And by the way,

00:30:02.120 when I say UFO,

00:30:03.280 I would include

00:30:04.080 a hidden civilization

00:30:06.400 of a,

00:30:07.180 you know,

00:30:07.600 under the ocean

00:30:08.520 or whatever.

00:30:09.220 It doesn't,

00:30:09.600 it doesn't mean

00:30:10.240 it came from another planet.

00:30:11.680 It could be anything.

00:30:13.020 But it might be

00:30:14.120 secret and futuristic

00:30:15.800 and high technology.

00:30:17.840 But I would say

00:30:18.760 less than 5% chance

00:30:20.320 this is real.

00:30:21.520 Here's the thing

00:30:22.220 I'm worried about.

00:30:23.660 Do you remember

00:30:24.320 the Kraken?

00:30:25.060 Do you remember

00:30:26.660 when Sidney Powell

00:30:27.700 in 2020 was saying,

00:30:29.920 not only is

00:30:30.980 the election rigged,

00:30:32.200 but we've got

00:30:33.380 a whistleblower

00:30:34.080 and the Kraken

00:30:36.460 is coming.

00:30:37.100 Now the Kraken

00:30:37.680 was an imaginary

00:30:38.840 monster,

00:30:40.080 which was just

00:30:41.020 her way of saying

00:30:41.760 that there was

00:30:42.180 going to be

00:30:42.440 a really big

00:30:43.220 and true story

00:30:45.080 about election cheating.

00:30:46.600 Now,

00:30:47.080 as it turned out,

00:30:48.200 the Kraken,

00:30:49.160 the idea that

00:30:49.820 there was a

00:30:50.280 Venezuelan

00:30:51.120 software machines

00:30:53.140 that were somehow rigged,

00:30:54.540 did not pan out,

00:30:56.280 did not pan out.

00:30:57.760 And so we're left

00:30:58.980 with the question,

00:31:00.300 where did that

00:31:01.640 information come from?

00:31:03.460 Who gave her

00:31:04.480 the information

00:31:05.240 who was so credible,

00:31:08.000 credible,

00:31:08.740 that she would

00:31:10.440 believe it?

00:31:11.140 Now remember,

00:31:12.200 Sidney Powell

00:31:12.800 is not,

00:31:13.580 you know, 0.98

00:31:14.180 somebody's fool. 1.00

00:31:15.520 She's somebody 1.00

00:31:16.080 who's worked

00:31:16.560 in Washington forever

00:31:17.700 at the highest levels

00:31:18.920 seen behind

00:31:20.040 every curtain.

00:31:20.720 Somebody who

00:31:24.420 would be

00:31:24.840 that naturally

00:31:25.720 skeptical

00:31:27.160 and cynical

00:31:27.960 about the world,

00:31:29.520 you know,

00:31:29.660 somebody who really

00:31:30.220 knows what the

00:31:30.760 real world

00:31:31.300 operates like,

00:31:32.900 found this story

00:31:33.980 about the Kraken

00:31:34.880 to be credible.

00:31:37.500 And what did

00:31:38.340 that do

00:31:38.860 to all the claims

00:31:40.180 about election

00:31:41.520 security?

00:31:43.160 It just destroyed

00:31:44.460 them.

00:31:45.080 Because it took

00:31:45.900 the strongest player

00:31:47.000 off the field.

00:31:48.600 If you were

00:31:49.100 watching the

00:31:49.700 story developing,

00:31:50.820 you said to yourself,

00:31:51.720 oh,

00:31:52.500 Sidney Powell's

00:31:53.380 got the goods.

00:31:54.660 She's credible.

00:31:56.260 She's very credible.

00:31:57.640 And she's got

00:31:58.440 the goods.

00:31:59.700 And then they

00:32:00.420 took her off

00:32:00.900 the field

00:32:01.400 by proving

00:32:03.180 that it was

00:32:03.860 a fake story.

00:32:05.440 Or one she

00:32:06.320 couldn't prove.

00:32:08.140 And I said to

00:32:09.060 myself,

00:32:09.600 you know what?

00:32:10.200 That sounds

00:32:10.720 exactly like

00:32:11.540 an intelligence

00:32:12.440 op.

00:32:14.500 That somebody

00:32:15.060 would pick

00:32:15.860 somebody credible

00:32:16.620 and have

00:32:17.820 the credible

00:32:18.320 person work

00:32:19.080 an op to

00:32:20.300 tell the

00:32:20.960 strongest player

00:32:22.100 on the field

00:32:22.700 something that

00:32:23.940 will later be

00:32:24.560 debunked and

00:32:25.320 ruin their

00:32:25.860 credibility for

00:32:26.740 the rest of

00:32:27.240 time.

00:32:28.580 So to me,

00:32:29.080 it looks like

00:32:29.540 the Kraken

00:32:30.120 was an op.

00:32:31.600 Now,

00:32:32.220 interestingly,

00:32:33.160 I've never

00:32:33.840 heard anybody

00:32:35.160 ask or seen

00:32:36.960 Sidney Powell

00:32:37.660 describe where

00:32:39.640 she got that

00:32:40.480 information.

00:32:41.680 Because I think

00:32:42.880 you would find

00:32:43.740 that whoever it

00:32:44.440 came from

00:32:44.980 might have

00:32:46.200 some passing

00:32:46.980 connection to

00:32:47.820 the security

00:32:48.440 state, if you

00:32:49.460 know what I

00:32:49.820 mean.

00:32:51.120 Just a guess.

00:32:52.600 Maybe in another

00:32:53.360 country, but

00:32:54.660 also connected

00:32:55.520 with our

00:32:56.000 State Department

00:32:57.180 or CIA or

00:32:58.240 something.

00:32:59.320 So I worry

00:33:00.060 that that's an

00:33:00.660 existing play,

00:33:02.580 that is one you

00:33:03.260 would see more

00:33:03.760 than once.

00:33:05.600 It's the sort

00:33:06.320 of thing where

00:33:07.040 a person like

00:33:08.820 me who has

00:33:09.580 a voice

00:33:10.820 might get

00:33:12.300 canceled, for

00:33:12.960 example.

00:33:13.280 And you'd

00:33:14.560 say to

00:33:14.800 yourself, oh,

00:33:15.280 that was just

00:33:15.700 a naturally

00:33:16.200 occurring thing.

00:33:17.940 Was it?

00:33:20.620 I don't think

00:33:21.500 so.

00:33:22.380 Maybe.

00:33:23.720 But was it?

00:33:25.020 Or was it

00:33:25.700 conveniently taking

00:33:27.160 a strong voice

00:33:28.180 out of the

00:33:28.600 market?

00:33:29.240 Or attempting

00:33:29.960 to?

00:33:32.000 So then I look

00:33:32.940 at this latest

00:33:33.580 whistleblower, and

00:33:34.740 we've got an

00:33:35.220 election coming

00:33:35.920 up, and we've

00:33:37.040 got Schellenberger

00:33:37.980 being, I won't

00:33:39.760 say he's right

00:33:40.520 leaning, because

00:33:41.340 he grew up as a

00:33:42.620 Democrat, and

00:33:43.460 he's seen both

00:33:44.380 sides.

00:33:45.180 So he's

00:33:45.780 unusually good

00:33:47.380 at seeing the

00:33:47.960 whole field,

00:33:49.400 unusually good

00:33:50.500 at communicating,

00:33:52.560 unusually good

00:33:53.480 at getting

00:33:53.820 attention, and

00:33:55.320 unusually good

00:33:56.540 at getting

00:33:57.720 scoops.

00:33:59.940 How badly

00:34:00.660 do they want

00:34:01.220 to take him

00:34:01.660 off the field?

00:34:03.940 Really badly.

00:34:05.060 I would imagine

00:34:05.960 he would be

00:34:06.380 right at the

00:34:06.860 top of the

00:34:07.300 list of people

00:34:08.500 they'd want to

00:34:09.080 discredit if

00:34:09.780 they could find

00:34:10.320 a way.

00:34:10.620 What would

00:34:11.900 be a good

00:34:12.300 way to do

00:34:12.760 it?

00:34:13.720 Well, one

00:34:14.240 way would be

00:34:14.760 to send him

00:34:15.220 a fake

00:34:15.620 whistleblower, so

00:34:16.920 he's out there

00:34:17.500 saying that

00:34:18.040 they're real

00:34:18.600 UFOs, and

00:34:19.800 we're distracted,

00:34:21.040 and then

00:34:21.720 someday if it

00:34:22.420 falls apart,

00:34:23.460 we'll say,

00:34:23.820 well, why

00:34:25.120 do you ever

00:34:25.460 listen to that

00:34:26.060 Schellenberger

00:34:26.680 guy?

00:34:27.500 He got that

00:34:28.320 UFO thing

00:34:28.980 wrong.

00:34:30.540 So I'm

00:34:31.320 worried for

00:34:32.520 Michael that

00:34:35.060 there might be

00:34:36.020 an op going

00:34:36.740 on here.

00:34:37.960 Just a

00:34:38.600 suspicion.

00:34:40.060 So, Michael

00:34:42.040 Schellenberger,

00:34:42.860 I would advise

00:34:43.700 you to

00:34:45.440 maybe couch

00:34:48.320 this in

00:34:49.140 less definitive

00:34:50.760 terms, as

00:34:52.440 in to say

00:34:53.020 there is a

00:34:53.560 whistleblower,

00:34:54.340 but we cannot

00:34:55.500 tell if it's

00:34:56.200 credible.

00:34:58.040 That would be

00:34:58.880 cleaner.

00:35:00.060 I don't think

00:35:00.880 to say the

00:35:02.220 whistleblower has

00:35:03.160 now convinced

00:35:03.780 me that this

00:35:04.460 is real is

00:35:06.420 the way to

00:35:06.840 go.

00:35:07.080 I think

00:35:08.620 he needs

00:35:08.940 to just

00:35:09.980 protect the

00:35:11.600 credibility a

00:35:12.420 little bit

00:35:12.800 more.

00:35:14.100 And by the

00:35:14.760 way, I don't

00:35:15.140 think he's

00:35:16.400 definitively

00:35:17.120 saying it's

00:35:17.560 true.

00:35:18.080 I think he's

00:35:18.580 reporting the

00:35:19.160 facts, but I

00:35:20.400 would be

00:35:20.660 really careful

00:35:21.420 to make sure

00:35:22.360 you put a

00:35:22.780 little distance

00:35:23.440 between yourself

00:35:24.460 and those

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00:36:29.360 Well, as you

00:36:31.800 know, we keep

00:36:32.960 hearing from

00:36:33.360 Democrats that 0.57

00:36:34.080 crime is down,

00:36:35.020 but our lived

00:36:36.260 experience is the

00:36:37.220 opposite.

00:36:38.180 Crime is up

00:36:39.000 where I live,

00:36:39.960 and I live in a

00:36:40.860 safe place.

00:36:41.520 So if it's up

00:36:42.300 here, I don't

00:36:44.020 know what it's

00:36:44.480 doing in other

00:36:44.980 places.

00:36:45.800 But in New York

00:36:46.520 City, apparently

00:36:47.240 the former

00:36:48.140 governor, David

00:36:49.060 Patterson, who

00:36:50.480 was not only the

00:36:51.200 first black

00:36:51.800 governor in New

00:36:52.420 York, but he

00:36:53.040 was the second

00:36:53.800 blind governor in

00:36:55.140 American history.

00:36:55.900 So he was

00:36:56.880 walking his dog

00:36:57.720 with his

00:36:58.040 stepson, and

00:36:59.320 he was attacked

00:37:01.180 by a group of

00:37:02.480 adults and teens

00:37:04.340 who knocked

00:37:05.680 him down and

00:37:06.480 kicked them. 0.90

00:37:07.940 Now, I saw 0.81

00:37:08.660 the video, and

00:37:10.460 of course, it's

00:37:13.040 terrible that they

00:37:13.960 knocked a blind

00:37:14.780 guy down and 0.99

00:37:16.060 kicked them. 0.61

00:37:17.120 All right, that's 0.96

00:37:17.600 pretty bad.

00:37:18.340 But there are

00:37:19.280 some positives to

00:37:20.340 it.

00:37:20.940 Apparently, it

00:37:21.660 was a group of

00:37:22.680 Hispanic and

00:37:24.400 black kids,

00:37:25.900 and I 0.94

00:37:26.580 thought, oh,

00:37:27.780 well, two

00:37:28.880 groups getting

00:37:29.380 along.

00:37:30.520 So, you know,

00:37:32.340 at least you've

00:37:32.920 got that.

00:37:34.460 And then the

00:37:35.900 second thing was,

00:37:36.780 if you saw the

00:37:37.520 kicking, there 0.60

00:37:39.020 were very bad

00:37:39.740 kickers.

00:37:41.520 They were kicking

00:37:42.740 him while he was

00:37:43.340 down, but it

00:37:44.360 looked like they

00:37:45.220 were just sort of

00:37:45.760 tapping them with

00:37:46.580 their shoe.

00:37:47.560 I've never seen

00:37:48.440 weaker kicking.

00:37:50.160 So it looks like

00:37:51.200 maybe the criminals

00:37:51.920 are just getting

00:37:52.720 weaker.

00:37:54.260 Like, oh, we're

00:37:55.740 going to need

00:37:56.140 like 20 of

00:37:57.260 us, and

00:37:58.340 we're lightly 0.99

00:37:59.220 kicking you. 0.97

00:38:00.940 I touched you 1.00

00:38:01.640 with my shoe.

00:38:03.020 So I'm not

00:38:03.900 saying I would

00:38:04.820 have been happy 0.92

00:38:05.300 if they kicked 0.93

00:38:05.860 them harder.

00:38:06.380 Of course not.

00:38:07.660 I'm just saying

00:38:08.300 that the criminals

00:38:08.920 seem to be

00:38:09.420 getting weaker.

00:38:10.940 The kicking was

00:38:11.980 totally under.

00:38:13.700 Well, you have

00:38:14.320 to see it.

00:38:16.240 Meanwhile, Trump

00:38:17.100 went on a

00:38:18.020 podcast with

00:38:19.100 comedian

00:38:19.940 Andrew Schultz,

00:38:22.260 who, by the

00:38:23.820 way, for the

00:38:24.640 record, is an 1.00

00:38:25.380 asshole. 1.00

00:38:26.620 He's an 1.00

00:38:27.140 asshole, Andrew 1.00

00:38:28.040 Schultz. 1.00

00:38:28.700 I say that

00:38:29.460 because he

00:38:29.940 threw me under

00:38:30.560 the bus when I

00:38:31.180 got canceled.

00:38:32.560 He's not very

00:38:33.340 bright, and he's 0.99

00:38:35.460 got a porn 0.99

00:38:35.960 mustache. 0.98

00:38:38.320 He's sort of

00:38:39.100 low IQ.

00:38:40.160 He has sort of

00:38:40.760 the low IQ

00:38:41.480 uninformed

00:38:42.300 podcast, but

00:38:44.560 because they're

00:38:45.700 guys, and

00:38:47.220 they're, you

00:38:47.740 know, funny and

00:38:48.500 irreverent, it

00:38:49.680 was sort of a

00:38:50.420 perfect place for

00:38:51.520 Trump to go.

00:38:52.660 I've never seen

00:38:53.320 him so comfortable.

00:38:55.200 Trump is so

00:38:55.940 comfortable in

00:38:56.840 every situation.

00:38:58.400 Now, I've said

00:38:59.100 too many times

00:39:00.380 that the

00:39:02.100 superpower Trump

00:39:03.000 has is one-on-one,

00:39:05.160 or in this case,

00:39:06.540 one-on-several,

00:39:07.460 but same thing.

00:39:09.140 His ability to

00:39:10.520 work a small

00:39:11.780 group and work

00:39:13.040 an individual,

00:39:14.200 you know, at the

00:39:14.720 retail level where

00:39:15.660 it's, you know,

00:39:16.380 you're right in

00:39:16.840 front of him,

00:39:17.700 is unequal,

00:39:19.760 and it's

00:39:20.100 something that

00:39:20.620 Kamala Harris

00:39:21.240 can't do at

00:39:21.820 all.

00:39:22.680 She doesn't

00:39:23.040 have any

00:39:23.560 social skills

00:39:24.380 that don't

00:39:24.820 look super

00:39:25.360 awkward or

00:39:26.020 staged, and

00:39:27.420 he's maybe the

00:39:29.140 best we've

00:39:29.660 ever seen.

00:39:31.200 It's hard to

00:39:31.900 come up with

00:39:32.460 any politician

00:39:33.600 who could walk

00:39:34.940 into every

00:39:36.080 situation, from

00:39:38.020 meeting with

00:39:38.900 the heads of

00:39:39.740 state to this

00:39:40.680 podcast, and

00:39:42.640 act like he's

00:39:43.320 been there all

00:39:44.100 his life.

00:39:45.360 He's just so

00:39:46.120 natural.

00:39:47.080 Anyway, he was

00:39:47.780 hilarious.

00:39:48.220 And he

00:39:50.760 made some

00:39:51.140 good cracks

00:39:51.700 about Biden,

00:39:53.400 and everybody

00:39:53.800 laughed like

00:39:54.680 crazy.

00:39:57.720 He said, 0.83

00:39:58.500 Biden has an

00:39:59.300 ability to fall

00:39:59.980 asleep on

00:40:00.440 camera.

00:40:01.240 He can be

00:40:01.780 there, and

00:40:02.140 within minutes,

00:40:02.740 he's stone cold

00:40:03.440 out.

00:40:04.140 They have

00:40:04.420 cameras on him,

00:40:05.120 and he's

00:40:05.380 asleep.

00:40:06.020 You'll never

00:40:06.380 see me sleeping

00:40:07.020 like that.

00:40:08.360 They talk about

00:40:09.260 what he's packing

00:40:09.980 under his

00:40:10.440 bathing suit,

00:40:11.260 Biden.

00:40:12.320 And then he

00:40:12.920 does his

00:40:13.340 favorite little

00:40:13.900 thing about

00:40:14.380 Biden at the

00:40:15.500 beach.

00:40:15.800 He goes,

00:40:16.660 Biden has

00:40:17.140 one ability

00:40:17.660 I don't

00:40:18.020 have.

00:40:18.400 He sleeps.

00:40:21.500 His only

00:40:22.180 ability is he

00:40:23.400 sleeps.

00:40:24.120 This guy goes

00:40:24.800 to a beach.

00:40:25.600 He lays down

00:40:26.300 in one of

00:40:26.620 these six-ounce

00:40:27.280 chairs.

00:40:27.980 He can't

00:40:28.320 even lift

00:40:28.720 them.

00:40:29.260 They're meant

00:40:29.660 for children

00:40:30.180 and old

00:40:30.560 people to

00:40:30.960 lift.

00:40:31.240 He can't

00:40:31.560 lift them.

00:40:32.400 Now, I've

00:40:32.860 heard him

00:40:33.100 say that a

00:40:33.580 bunch of

00:40:33.860 times, and

00:40:34.940 it's never

00:40:35.420 less good.

00:40:37.040 It's never

00:40:37.620 less good.

00:40:39.280 Oh, and

00:40:39.540 then he told

00:40:40.200 a Don

00:40:40.640 Jr.

00:40:41.100 story that

00:40:43.820 apparently

00:40:44.260 Schultz had

00:40:44.860 heard, that

00:40:46.360 Don Jr.

00:40:47.220 once, when

00:40:47.840 he was

00:40:48.100 young, threw

00:40:49.420 a big party

00:40:50.280 without

00:40:50.820 permission on

00:40:51.880 the roof of

00:40:53.800 a Trump

00:40:54.680 building.

00:40:56.300 And Trump

00:40:56.660 came back

00:40:57.240 home early.

00:40:58.460 He was

00:40:58.700 supposed to

00:40:59.040 be gone, 0.57

00:41:00.360 and kicked 0.55

00:41:01.560 everybody out.

00:41:03.440 And then

00:41:04.020 Don Jr.

00:41:04.820 spent 36

00:41:05.500 hours cleaning

00:41:06.320 everything up

00:41:06.940 like it never

00:41:07.440 happened.

00:41:08.520 And the

00:41:09.080 story is that

00:41:09.960 according to

00:41:11.680 Don Jr.,

00:41:13.200 Trump never

00:41:14.700 talked to

00:41:15.280 him about

00:41:15.700 it.

00:41:16.660 So Trump

00:41:17.420 came home,

00:41:18.180 kicked down

00:41:18.560 200 people,

00:41:20.400 didn't tell

00:41:20.880 Don Jr.

00:41:21.520 to do

00:41:21.860 anything, but

00:41:22.460 Don Jr.

00:41:23.000 spent 36

00:41:23.640 hours cleaning

00:41:24.440 because there's

00:41:25.600 nothing scarier

00:41:26.400 than hearing

00:41:26.840 nothing from

00:41:27.480 him.

00:41:28.880 And the

00:41:30.200 joke was

00:41:31.100 that to

00:41:31.480 this day,

00:41:32.580 Trump has

00:41:32.980 never said

00:41:33.560 one word

00:41:34.240 about it.

00:41:36.120 And Don

00:41:37.420 Jr.

00:41:37.780 heard the

00:41:38.140 story, and

00:41:38.780 then on X,

00:41:39.820 he confirmed

00:41:40.580 that it's

00:41:41.540 true.

00:41:42.260 And he

00:41:42.500 said the

00:41:42.900 worst

00:41:43.320 punishment he

00:41:44.080 ever could

00:41:44.480 have gotten

00:41:44.900 was that

00:41:45.980 his dad

00:41:46.840 never mentioned

00:41:47.680 it.

00:41:48.320 He said

00:41:48.600 it was

00:41:48.740 like torture.

00:41:51.440 And then

00:41:52.160 when Schultz

00:41:55.600 asked him,

00:41:56.860 like, you

00:41:57.040 know, was

00:41:57.560 he ready

00:41:57.920 to, like,

00:41:58.500 forgive him?

00:41:59.560 Trump said

00:42:00.260 no.

00:42:02.960 He goes,

00:42:03.840 now some

00:42:05.240 things you

00:42:05.600 don't forget.

00:42:09.540 But it

00:42:10.080 was funny.

00:42:11.540 Anyway, so

00:42:14.380 here's my

00:42:15.360 question.

00:42:15.900 I've seen

00:42:16.280 Kamala Harris

00:42:17.220 was on that

00:42:18.020 Call Me

00:42:19.160 Daddy podcast.

00:42:21.700 And it

00:42:22.380 was kind

00:42:23.220 of an

00:42:23.620 uninformed,

00:42:24.580 you know,

00:42:25.800 podcast.

00:42:26.740 And she

00:42:27.500 went on

00:42:27.780 The View,

00:42:28.560 and you

00:42:28.840 know The

00:42:29.100 View is

00:42:29.600 like famously 1.00

00:42:30.360 the dumbest 1.00

00:42:30.980 people in 1.00

00:42:31.520 TV.

00:42:33.420 And quite 1.00

00:42:35.300 a few dumb 1.00

00:42:35.820 people. 1.00

00:42:36.600 And, you

00:42:36.860 know, the

00:42:37.220 Schultz

00:42:37.560 podcast, I've

00:42:38.520 watched it

00:42:38.960 enough to

00:42:39.360 know it's

00:42:39.720 basically 0.99

00:42:40.320 dumb 1.00

00:42:40.700 guys. 1.00

00:42:41.540 Funny, but 1.00

00:42:42.820 they're dumb 1.00

00:42:43.160 guys. 1.00

00:42:43.520 They don't

00:42:43.740 know a lot

00:42:44.140 about politics,

00:42:44.860 but they still

00:42:45.420 have opinions.

00:42:47.220 However, I

00:42:48.120 saw that

00:42:48.520 Chartable, which

00:42:49.580 tracks podcasts,

00:42:52.060 had a list of

00:42:53.020 the biggest

00:42:54.520 right-leaning

00:42:55.900 podcasts.

00:42:57.740 Now, listen to

00:42:58.740 the names on

00:42:59.860 this podcast,

00:43:01.240 the top

00:43:01.980 right-leaning

00:43:03.160 podcasts.

00:43:04.400 Now, I don't

00:43:05.020 know what are

00:43:05.460 the top

00:43:05.920 left-leaning

00:43:07.260 podcasts, because

00:43:08.300 if they're about

00:43:08.880 entertainment and

00:43:09.880 stuff, it

00:43:10.320 wouldn't be on

00:43:10.780 this list.

00:43:11.940 But do you

00:43:12.540 think they have

00:43:12.920 the same

00:43:13.260 qualifications?

00:43:14.760 So I'm just

00:43:15.180 going to read

00:43:15.600 you the names

00:43:16.140 of the top

00:43:16.940 podcasters on

00:43:18.920 the right, and

00:43:20.240 you tell me if

00:43:21.080 these sound like

00:43:21.720 serious people, or

00:43:23.340 are they like

00:43:23.940 Andrew Schultz and

00:43:25.600 Call Me Daddy

00:43:26.220 in The View.

00:43:27.160 All right.

00:43:27.800 Number one,

00:43:28.600 Megan Kelly.

00:43:30.200 Two, Tucker

00:43:30.900 Carlson.

00:43:31.520 Three, Dan

00:43:32.100 Bongino.

00:43:32.960 Four, Charlie

00:43:33.560 Kirk.

00:43:34.160 Five, Matt

00:43:35.280 Walsh.

00:43:35.820 I'll just go

00:43:36.260 down the rest.

00:43:36.720 Glenn Beck, Mark

00:43:38.180 Levin, Michael

00:43:39.660 Knowles, Bill

00:43:40.460 O'Reilly, Dave

00:43:41.300 Rubin, Ellie

00:43:42.020 Stuckey, Steve

00:43:43.340 Deese, Jesse

00:43:44.340 Kelly, and number

00:43:45.400 14, Scott

00:43:46.960 Adams.

00:43:47.960 I guess I'm

00:43:48.400 number 14 on

00:43:49.580 the list.

00:43:51.440 Now, you

00:43:54.960 know, you

00:43:55.220 could maybe have

00:43:56.060 some arguments

00:43:56.640 with a few

00:43:57.240 people on the

00:43:57.860 list, but those

00:44:00.660 are really well

00:44:01.540 informed people.

00:44:02.920 Am I wrong?

00:44:04.960 Everybody on

00:44:05.780 this list is

00:44:07.720 at the very

00:44:08.300 least, they're

00:44:09.940 smart, they've

00:44:11.460 been doing it

00:44:12.840 a long time,

00:44:14.160 and they're

00:44:16.900 well informed.

00:44:19.320 There's a big

00:44:20.120 difference between

00:44:21.480 what the right

00:44:22.060 and the left

00:44:22.440 are listening to.

00:44:23.220 Now, to be

00:44:24.160 fair, Charitable

00:44:25.380 might have a list

00:44:26.640 of the political

00:44:27.600 left that would

00:44:29.020 be more serious

00:44:30.000 than the

00:44:30.540 entertainment

00:44:31.060 left.

00:44:31.920 So they might,

00:44:32.660 maybe they have

00:44:33.080 some names that I

00:44:33.760 would respect on

00:44:34.540 their list, but

00:44:35.760 it's kind of

00:44:38.220 interesting that

00:44:42.600 the people who

00:44:43.500 get the most

00:44:44.160 attention on the

00:44:45.340 right are very

00:44:47.020 serious people.

00:44:48.760 Now, I would

00:44:49.400 like to boost

00:44:50.060 myself by saying

00:44:51.160 that of the 13

00:44:52.440 people who are

00:44:53.140 above me on the

00:44:53.900 list, most of

00:44:55.240 them are connected

00:44:55.840 with an organization.

00:44:57.700 So they have,

00:44:58.660 like, a big

00:44:59.260 operation.

00:45:00.780 You know, so of

00:45:03.020 the people who do

00:45:03.760 nothing but turn on

00:45:04.640 the computer and

00:45:05.340 talk to you,

00:45:06.200 it's not bad to

00:45:07.980 be in the top

00:45:08.400 14.

00:45:09.740 My entire

00:45:10.960 investment is I

00:45:11.980 have a computer

00:45:13.060 and a microphone,

00:45:14.100 and I'm in the

00:45:15.200 top 14 of

00:45:16.240 right-leaning

00:45:16.780 political podcasters.

00:45:19.700 That's the world

00:45:20.520 you live in.

00:45:21.500 It's just wonderful

00:45:22.500 that that's even

00:45:23.140 possible.

00:45:25.280 Anyway, a

00:45:26.220 Newsweek opinion

00:45:27.100 writer Bhatia

00:45:29.160 Ungar Sargon

00:45:30.360 is reporting

00:45:32.560 that, well,

00:45:35.080 she had a good 0.96

00:45:35.520 reframe.

00:45:36.060 She said that

00:45:36.480 the Harris

00:45:36.840 campaign is

00:45:37.900 based on made-up

00:45:39.080 problems, whereas

00:45:40.120 the Trump

00:45:41.200 campaign is based

00:45:42.140 on real problems.

00:45:43.700 And I thought to

00:45:44.280 myself, what?

00:45:45.660 Made-up

00:45:46.180 problems?

00:45:47.360 What the hell is

00:45:48.040 a made-up

00:45:48.500 problem?

00:45:49.400 Well, here's an

00:45:49.980 example.

00:45:51.140 Trump's going to

00:45:51.760 steal your democracy.

00:45:53.220 Is that real or

00:45:54.240 just a made-up

00:45:54.840 problem?

00:45:55.800 That's a made-up

00:45:56.620 problem.

00:45:57.280 He's definitely

00:45:58.000 not going to

00:45:58.460 steal your

00:45:58.820 democracy.

00:46:00.400 How about

00:46:01.140 climate change?

00:46:03.520 Well, you know,

00:46:04.140 you could argue

00:46:04.700 whether the way

00:46:07.740 we're handling it

00:46:08.760 is sort of

00:46:10.240 out of whack

00:46:10.780 with what it

00:46:11.320 is.

00:46:11.660 So it seems

00:46:12.460 like it made

00:46:12.880 a problem

00:46:13.420 to some

00:46:14.600 degree,

00:46:15.080 not 100%.

00:46:15.900 How about

00:46:18.060 all the

00:46:18.460 division in

00:46:19.180 the country?

00:46:20.340 So the

00:46:20.980 Democrats

00:46:21.500 create massive

00:46:22.580 division in

00:46:23.260 the country,

00:46:23.880 and then they

00:46:24.820 run on solving

00:46:25.560 the massive

00:46:26.060 division in

00:46:26.700 the country

00:46:27.080 that they

00:46:27.460 created.

00:46:28.020 That's a

00:46:28.340 fake.

00:46:29.280 All they have

00:46:29.880 to do is

00:46:30.180 stop doing

00:46:30.660 it.

00:46:31.320 They don't

00:46:31.620 need to

00:46:31.920 solve it.

00:46:32.420 Just stop

00:46:32.820 creating it.

00:46:34.040 If you stop

00:46:34.540 creating it,

00:46:35.200 you won't have

00:46:35.600 anything to

00:46:36.060 solve.

00:46:37.200 So I would

00:46:37.780 say those

00:46:38.100 are fake

00:46:38.500 problems.

00:46:39.620 And then,

00:46:40.220 of course,

00:46:40.540 they have some

00:46:41.940 goals that they

00:46:42.720 shouldn't have.

00:46:43.360 I'm adding

00:46:45.680 this part.

00:46:47.180 It's one

00:46:47.960 thing to have

00:46:48.480 fake problems

00:46:49.280 you're offering

00:46:50.140 to solve.

00:46:51.460 And it's

00:46:51.700 another thing

00:46:52.380 to have

00:46:54.580 goals that

00:46:55.560 you say you

00:46:56.060 want to do

00:46:56.520 that you

00:46:57.100 shouldn't even

00:46:57.480 have that

00:46:57.880 goal, such

00:46:58.600 as equity.

00:47:00.100 So equity

00:47:00.800 is one of the

00:47:01.420 things they

00:47:01.760 want to solve,

00:47:03.020 they want to

00:47:03.340 achieve, and

00:47:05.120 that would be

00:47:06.080 a terrible

00:47:06.460 idea.

00:47:07.300 If you were

00:47:07.920 to succeed at

00:47:08.700 getting equity,

00:47:09.340 it would be

00:47:09.580 the end of

00:47:10.180 the United

00:47:11.180 States, for

00:47:12.120 sure.

00:47:12.580 I mean, no

00:47:13.080 doubt about

00:47:13.500 it.

00:47:15.480 So there's

00:47:16.100 that.

00:47:16.400 But then you

00:47:16.740 look at the

00:47:17.120 real problems.

00:47:18.260 You got the

00:47:18.840 debt problem,

00:47:19.620 the depopulation

00:47:20.480 problem, the

00:47:21.400 bad education

00:47:22.200 problem.

00:47:23.160 And to be

00:47:23.520 honest, I'm

00:47:24.340 not sure Trump's

00:47:25.020 doing enough on

00:47:25.680 any of those.

00:47:26.580 But at least

00:47:27.040 they're real.

00:47:28.220 At least they're

00:47:28.700 real.

00:47:29.360 Trump does

00:47:29.980 have something

00:47:31.100 like a plan

00:47:31.920 on the debt.

00:47:33.420 You know,

00:47:33.660 growth will

00:47:34.660 make a

00:47:35.000 difference,

00:47:35.880 growth in the

00:47:36.400 economy.

00:47:36.980 But also,

00:47:37.800 if Elon Musk

00:47:38.580 goes in and

00:47:39.540 starts cutting

00:47:40.160 government

00:47:40.900 expenses,

00:47:41.460 that might

00:47:42.000 be the

00:47:42.300 only way

00:47:42.660 you could

00:47:42.900 ever get

00:47:43.380 the debt

00:47:44.800 under control.

00:47:46.740 I don't

00:47:47.380 know that

00:47:47.860 Trump's doing

00:47:48.600 enough about

00:47:49.140 depopulation,

00:47:50.160 but he's not

00:47:50.620 doing anything

00:47:51.080 against it.

00:47:51.860 He's in

00:47:52.460 favor of

00:47:52.960 IVF, for

00:47:53.560 example.

00:47:54.800 And I

00:47:55.400 don't think

00:47:55.820 Trump's doing

00:47:56.520 enough on

00:47:57.160 education.

00:47:58.100 He wants

00:47:58.440 to get rid

00:47:59.720 of the

00:47:59.920 Department of

00:48:00.400 Education

00:48:00.820 and move

00:48:01.200 it to the

00:48:01.560 States.

00:48:02.540 I don't

00:48:03.140 know if

00:48:03.340 that helps.

00:48:04.760 You know,

00:48:05.140 it might make

00:48:07.240 sense in

00:48:08.160 some budgetary

00:48:09.380 constitutional

00:48:10.880 way.

00:48:12.340 I don't

00:48:12.880 know that

00:48:13.200 that's going

00:48:13.560 to solve

00:48:13.940 any problems.

00:48:15.520 I don't

00:48:15.680 know.

00:48:16.920 And one

00:48:18.400 in four

00:48:18.760 millennials and

00:48:20.080 Gen Zs say 0.99

00:48:20.880 they won't

00:48:21.260 have kids

00:48:21.760 due to

00:48:22.100 finances,

00:48:22.980 according to

00:48:23.500 CBS.

00:48:25.160 If that's

00:48:25.940 true, if

00:48:26.780 one in

00:48:27.180 four of

00:48:27.860 the people

00:48:28.260 in the

00:48:28.760 reproductive

00:48:29.420 ages don't

00:48:31.480 want to have

00:48:31.820 kids because

00:48:32.320 they can't

00:48:32.680 afford it,

00:48:33.340 that's sort

00:48:34.300 of the end

00:48:34.700 of the

00:48:34.940 country.

00:48:35.300 you realize

00:48:37.400 that, right?

00:48:39.160 Under normal

00:48:40.020 times, that

00:48:40.620 would guarantee

00:48:41.760 that your

00:48:42.200 country is

00:48:42.640 dead.

00:48:43.640 You'd have

00:48:44.240 one, two

00:48:44.820 generations

00:48:45.300 left, and 0.91

00:48:45.940 then you'd

00:48:46.260 just be in

00:48:46.840 trouble because

00:48:47.920 you wouldn't

00:48:48.180 be able to

00:48:48.540 support the

00:48:49.020 old people,

00:48:49.700 there's not

00:48:50.040 enough young

00:48:50.480 people.

00:48:51.320 I mean, it

00:48:52.100 would just

00:48:52.400 all fall

00:48:52.780 apart.

00:48:54.440 However,

00:48:55.220 coincidentally,

00:48:56.680 we reached

00:48:57.620 this point where

00:48:58.200 people don't

00:48:58.720 want to have

00:48:59.040 children at

00:48:59.900 exactly the

00:49:00.580 time that you

00:49:01.080 can buy a

00:49:01.580 robot-ish.

00:49:03.140 We might

00:49:04.500 be a year

00:49:05.020 away from

00:49:05.600 actually buying

00:49:06.520 a robot for

00:49:07.140 your house.

00:49:09.460 So, no

00:49:10.520 joke, I do

00:49:11.580 think robots

00:49:12.240 are going to

00:49:12.600 replace

00:49:12.920 children.

00:49:14.920 Not a

00:49:15.660 one-for-one

00:49:16.180 replacement, but

00:49:17.640 people working

00:49:18.400 on loneliness

00:49:19.000 and meaning

00:49:19.740 and just

00:49:20.620 wanting to

00:49:21.020 have a

00:49:21.260 connection.

00:49:22.480 If the

00:49:22.980 AI gets a

00:49:23.880 little bit

00:49:24.300 better, I

00:49:25.340 can't do it

00:49:25.740 yet, but

00:49:26.820 if it gets a

00:49:27.280 little bit

00:49:27.580 better, I

00:49:27.940 wonder if

00:49:28.460 it can

00:49:29.860 actually make

00:49:30.800 people feel

00:49:31.340 less lonely.

00:49:32.580 Could you

00:49:32.960 ever get to

00:49:33.480 the point

00:49:33.780 where your

00:49:34.180 robot was

00:49:35.940 a source

00:49:36.420 of oxytocin?

00:49:38.400 Oh, this

00:49:39.000 is interesting.

00:49:40.580 So, oxytocin

00:49:41.460 is that

00:49:41.920 chemical in

00:49:44.160 your body

00:49:44.520 that's produced

00:49:45.160 when you

00:49:45.540 have good

00:49:45.920 human

00:49:46.320 relationships,

00:49:47.240 especially if

00:49:47.840 you're touching

00:49:48.260 somebody you

00:49:48.820 like.

00:49:50.040 And,

00:49:50.580 generally

00:49:51.280 speaking, you

00:49:51.940 can't get

00:49:52.340 that from a

00:49:52.860 robot, because

00:49:54.180 you don't have

00:49:54.580 any sense

00:49:55.400 of touch.

00:49:56.920 But, is

00:49:57.900 that unsolvable?

00:49:59.640 Remember those

00:50:00.300 studies where

00:50:01.140 there were

00:50:01.420 little baby

00:50:01.960 monkeys that

00:50:02.880 were orphaned

00:50:03.620 and they

00:50:04.580 would give

00:50:04.860 some of

00:50:05.240 them a

00:50:05.580 warm water

00:50:06.180 bottle and

00:50:07.340 the little

00:50:07.640 monkeys would

00:50:08.280 hug the

00:50:08.600 warm water

00:50:09.120 bottle and

00:50:10.600 they'd have a

00:50:11.740 much better

00:50:12.100 outcome because

00:50:12.960 the warm

00:50:13.300 water bottle

00:50:14.200 was something

00:50:15.260 like hugging

00:50:16.240 a mother.

00:50:18.240 I wonder if

00:50:19.280 you could

00:50:19.720 make a

00:50:20.160 robot that

00:50:22.060 had some

00:50:22.620 kind of a

00:50:23.080 surface-y

00:50:23.720 area that

00:50:24.260 could be

00:50:24.540 warm enough

00:50:25.220 that if

00:50:26.040 you spooned

00:50:26.780 your robot,

00:50:27.440 you would

00:50:27.660 get oxytocin.

00:50:28.540 imagine your

00:50:30.200 robot spooning

00:50:31.700 you, it's

00:50:32.460 warm like

00:50:33.060 a nice

00:50:34.260 warm blanket

00:50:34.960 and it's

00:50:36.240 soft, so

00:50:37.080 it'd have to

00:50:37.360 be softer

00:50:37.880 than a

00:50:38.360 metal robot

00:50:38.980 and it's

00:50:40.580 saying good

00:50:41.060 things to

00:50:41.500 you, like

00:50:42.620 you're all

00:50:43.200 curled up at

00:50:43.840 the end of

00:50:44.200 the day and

00:50:45.180 say, how was

00:50:45.540 your day

00:50:45.840 today?

00:50:46.740 Oh, it's

00:50:47.060 not bad.

00:50:48.200 You know,

00:50:48.740 have you

00:50:49.180 done your

00:50:50.980 exercise yet?

00:50:51.880 Yeah, I just

00:50:52.340 got done.

00:50:52.920 I'll bet that

00:50:53.440 feels good.

00:50:53.940 could you

00:50:55.720 actually get

00:50:56.260 oxytocin from

00:50:57.200 a robot if

00:50:58.320 the robot was

00:51:00.420 designed specifically

00:51:01.660 to produce it?

00:51:03.040 You know, an

00:51:03.440 ordinary robot,

00:51:04.360 no way, but

00:51:05.800 if it were

00:51:06.080 designed for

00:51:06.720 it?

00:51:08.300 I don't

00:51:09.100 know.

00:51:10.820 My instinct

00:51:11.820 says yes.

00:51:13.220 And if you

00:51:13.780 can get

00:51:14.120 oxytocin from

00:51:15.100 a robot,

00:51:16.540 then the

00:51:18.440 population is

00:51:19.140 really in

00:51:19.560 trouble, or

00:51:20.660 not.

00:51:21.240 You know,

00:51:21.440 maybe the

00:51:21.800 robots are

00:51:22.240 better than

00:51:22.580 the kids.

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00:51:37.460 you're richer

00:51:37.920 than you

00:51:38.260 think.

00:51:40.080 Anyway, CBS

00:51:41.500 has been asked

00:51:42.300 for the

00:51:42.700 unedited video

00:51:43.560 of the

00:51:44.660 Harris

00:51:44.900 interview.

00:51:46.400 Catherine

00:51:46.720 Harridge is

00:51:47.340 pointing out

00:51:47.820 that there's

00:51:48.220 some precedent

00:51:50.020 for asking

00:51:50.860 for a full

00:51:51.520 unedited

00:51:52.120 video.

00:51:53.940 shows of

00:51:54.240 interviews.

00:51:55.680 And how

00:51:58.220 bad do you

00:51:58.840 think the

00:51:59.240 unedited video

00:52:00.220 is that CBS

00:52:01.580 doesn't

00:52:02.140 immediately give

00:52:02.980 it to you?

00:52:04.700 How bad

00:52:05.800 is it?

00:52:08.360 Let me

00:52:09.220 make a

00:52:10.040 working

00:52:10.440 assumption.

00:52:11.680 My working

00:52:12.320 assumption is

00:52:13.020 this.

00:52:13.560 You will

00:52:13.980 not see the

00:52:14.900 unedited video

00:52:15.720 before the

00:52:16.320 election.

00:52:17.320 Do you know

00:52:17.680 why you will

00:52:18.120 not see the

00:52:18.780 unedited video

00:52:19.680 before the

00:52:20.200 election?

00:52:20.500 if they're

00:52:21.900 holding on

00:52:22.520 to it

00:52:22.900 and they

00:52:23.620 had to

00:52:24.120 edit it

00:52:24.620 that badly

00:52:25.160 just to

00:52:25.580 make it

00:52:25.840 look like 1.00

00:52:26.220 a moron? 1.00

00:52:27.480 Just imagine 1.00

00:52:28.680 how bad

00:52:29.220 that is.

00:52:30.800 Just imagine

00:52:31.640 how bad

00:52:32.260 that is.

00:52:33.120 Because you

00:52:33.580 know the

00:52:34.560 CBS had

00:52:35.340 to know

00:52:35.840 when they

00:52:36.700 made those

00:52:37.220 major

00:52:37.920 illegal or

00:52:39.200 inappropriate

00:52:39.720 edits.

00:52:40.660 They had to

00:52:41.700 know there

00:52:42.160 was a high

00:52:42.580 chance of

00:52:43.020 getting caught.

00:52:43.620 So how

00:52:44.860 bad was it

00:52:46.960 that 60 0.62

00:52:49.360 Minutes,

00:52:49.960 this highly

00:52:51.860 respected

00:52:53.460 entity for

00:52:54.880 decades and

00:52:55.680 decades,

00:52:56.180 my whole

00:52:56.500 life,

00:52:57.460 they threw

00:52:59.040 away their

00:52:59.560 credibility

00:53:00.180 to help

00:53:02.000 Harris.

00:53:03.500 How bad

00:53:04.580 was it

00:53:05.120 that they

00:53:05.820 had to

00:53:06.180 throw away

00:53:06.780 their entire

00:53:07.560 history to

00:53:08.900 protect her?

00:53:10.220 It had to

00:53:11.200 be really,

00:53:11.900 really,

00:53:12.260 really bad,

00:53:12.800 as in so

00:53:13.500 bad,

00:53:14.240 it would

00:53:15.380 change the

00:53:15.860 results of

00:53:16.340 the election.

00:53:18.100 I think

00:53:18.880 it's so

00:53:19.380 bad that

00:53:20.240 it would

00:53:20.440 be the

00:53:20.740 end.

00:53:21.660 Because

00:53:22.120 otherwise

00:53:22.400 they would

00:53:22.820 have said,

00:53:23.140 oh,

00:53:23.380 you're right,

00:53:24.440 we'll show

00:53:25.200 you,

00:53:25.980 mea culpa,

00:53:27.100 we're sorry,

00:53:28.780 it was a

00:53:29.880 staff member

00:53:30.460 who did

00:53:30.840 it,

00:53:31.320 it wasn't

00:53:31.820 senior

00:53:32.120 management,

00:53:32.940 we've

00:53:33.420 already fired

00:53:33.980 the person

00:53:34.420 who did

00:53:34.800 it,

00:53:36.000 right?

00:53:37.380 But they

00:53:37.980 don't do

00:53:38.340 that,

00:53:39.020 and it's

00:53:39.320 been days,

00:53:40.340 and it's

00:53:40.860 a major

00:53:41.320 scandal,

00:53:42.300 and they're

00:53:42.580 not even

00:53:43.000 replying.

00:53:44.820 I think

00:53:45.500 they're just

00:53:45.860 going to

00:53:46.100 sit on

00:53:46.480 it,

00:53:46.700 because nobody

00:53:49.020 can really

00:53:49.460 make them

00:53:50.020 show it,

00:53:51.080 so they'll

00:53:51.580 just try to

00:53:52.080 ride it

00:53:52.420 down,

00:53:52.680 I think.

00:53:55.760 So I

00:53:56.820 think you'll

00:53:58.700 find that

00:53:59.380 to be on

00:54:02.980 the list of

00:54:03.620 things we're

00:54:04.080 not allowed

00:54:04.520 to see.

00:54:05.860 So we're

00:54:06.500 not allowed

00:54:06.900 to see the

00:54:07.420 full transcript

00:54:08.200 of the 60

00:54:08.940 minutes interview

00:54:09.540 of Kamala

00:54:10.020 Harris.

00:54:11.080 We're not

00:54:11.400 allowed to

00:54:11.800 see the

00:54:12.260 Epstein

00:54:12.660 client list,

00:54:13.620 the diddy

00:54:14.000 tapes,

00:54:14.800 the FBI

00:54:15.640 attendees at

00:54:16.500 January 6th,

00:54:17.480 we don't

00:54:17.820 know what's

00:54:18.300 up with

00:54:18.620 that.

00:54:19.220 We don't

00:54:19.640 know who

00:54:20.060 earned the

00:54:20.380 coke at

00:54:20.700 the White

00:54:21.020 House,

00:54:21.340 they're not

00:54:21.620 going to

00:54:21.840 tell us,

00:54:22.240 they're not

00:54:22.480 going to

00:54:22.620 look into

00:54:23.180 it.

00:54:23.460 We don't

00:54:23.700 know about

00:54:24.040 the UFO

00:54:24.540 stuff,

00:54:24.960 is it

00:54:25.240 real or

00:54:25.500 not?

00:54:25.740 We don't

00:54:25.960 have the

00:54:26.220 JFK

00:54:26.640 assassination

00:54:27.120 files yet,

00:54:28.660 we don't

00:54:28.960 know about

00:54:29.440 the attempted

00:54:31.140 assassin Crooks' 0.97

00:54:32.080 phone and

00:54:32.840 his encrypted

00:54:33.400 apps,

00:54:33.920 that seems to

00:54:34.500 be something

00:54:34.860 we'll never

00:54:35.300 find out,

00:54:36.300 and we

00:54:36.860 won't know

00:54:37.260 why the

00:54:37.640 other

00:54:37.840 attempted

00:54:38.200 killer,

00:54:38.780 Ruth,

00:54:39.560 had several

00:54:40.260 phones and

00:54:40.800 what was

00:54:41.120 that all

00:54:41.420 about.

00:54:43.240 So it

00:54:44.000 turns out

00:54:44.800 that the

00:54:45.200 thing we

00:54:45.580 used to

00:54:45.940 call the

00:54:46.320 news is

00:54:48.440 part of

00:54:48.920 the thing

00:54:49.280 that keeps

00:54:49.720 information

00:54:50.260 from you.

00:54:51.780 They don't

00:54:52.400 seem to be

00:54:52.980 in the

00:54:53.260 news business,

00:54:54.140 do they?

00:54:55.880 They seem

00:54:56.580 to be very

00:54:57.040 much in the

00:54:57.620 preventing

00:54:58.080 news business.

00:54:59.500 Because if

00:55:00.100 they were in

00:55:00.480 the news

00:55:00.880 business,

00:55:01.500 they would

00:55:01.840 say every

00:55:02.380 day,

00:55:03.260 hey,

00:55:03.600 why don't

00:55:03.960 we have

00:55:04.240 this stuff?

00:55:05.420 Because it's

00:55:06.020 what people

00:55:06.440 really,

00:55:06.980 really want

00:55:07.320 to know.

00:55:08.340 But instead,

00:55:09.600 they cover

00:55:11.280 the wind.

00:55:13.220 So yeah,

00:55:13.820 I think the

00:55:14.220 news is in

00:55:14.780 the cover-up

00:55:15.440 business at

00:55:16.460 the moment.

00:55:20.440 One of the

00:55:21.180 things that

00:55:21.660 I'm looking

00:55:22.100 for and

00:55:23.100 predicting is

00:55:24.240 that if the

00:55:24.980 polls turn

00:55:25.860 massively bad

00:55:27.540 for Harris,

00:55:29.260 you're going

00:55:29.920 to see the

00:55:30.720 media that

00:55:31.960 supports her

00:55:32.640 slowly turn

00:55:34.460 as well.

00:55:36.080 So in

00:55:36.300 other words,

00:55:36.800 the media,

00:55:37.700 the left-leaning

00:55:38.460 media won't

00:55:39.200 throw her 1.00

00:55:39.820 under the 1.00

00:55:40.200 bus.

00:55:41.040 But if

00:55:41.640 she's already 0.99

00:55:42.240 under the

00:55:42.720 bus and

00:55:43.160 there's no

00:55:43.520 way she's

00:55:43.940 getting out,

00:55:45.420 the media is

00:55:46.480 going to want

00:55:46.840 to act like

00:55:47.420 they were

00:55:47.760 always a

00:55:48.380 little on

00:55:49.540 both sides.

00:55:50.740 So what you

00:55:51.520 should see

00:55:52.160 is that as

00:55:53.100 the polls

00:55:53.560 turn so

00:55:54.720 negative that

00:55:55.360 Harris can't

00:55:55.920 possibly win,

00:55:57.400 you should

00:55:58.160 see the

00:55:58.720 entities that

00:55:59.480 supported her

00:56:00.300 maybe work

00:56:01.780 in a little

00:56:02.200 criticism,

00:56:03.320 just a little

00:56:04.160 bit of

00:56:04.420 criticism.

00:56:05.800 So Axios,

00:56:07.320 who I

00:56:08.900 would consider

00:56:09.460 left-leaning, 1.00

00:56:11.520 is shitting 1.00

00:56:13.840 on Harris 0.99

00:56:14.340 today.

00:56:15.260 And I

00:56:15.920 said to

00:56:16.260 myself,

00:56:17.200 huh,

00:56:18.320 would that

00:56:18.860 happen if

00:56:19.520 she were 0.53

00:56:19.860 ahead in the

00:56:20.280 polls?

00:56:21.200 Do you

00:56:21.440 think Axios 0.99

00:56:22.400 would crap

00:56:23.880 on Harris 0.99

00:56:24.880 if she were

00:56:26.260 looking like

00:56:27.180 she were 0.53

00:56:27.440 going to win?

00:56:27.860 Maybe,

00:56:30.120 maybe,

00:56:30.760 but I

00:56:31.880 think it's

00:56:32.180 far more

00:56:32.720 likely if

00:56:33.520 they've

00:56:33.740 decided she

00:56:34.360 can't

00:56:34.680 possibly win

00:56:35.380 that they're

00:56:36.200 going to

00:56:36.360 make sure

00:56:36.680 they've got

00:56:37.040 a few

00:56:37.340 negative

00:56:37.680 things in

00:56:38.140 there to

00:56:38.540 remain

00:56:39.000 looking

00:56:39.260 credible.

00:56:40.160 So here's

00:56:40.740 what they

00:56:41.040 said today.

00:56:42.920 So you've

00:56:43.540 heard this

00:56:43.860 story,

00:56:44.240 but just the

00:56:44.700 fact that

00:56:45.060 it's mentioned

00:56:45.560 again in

00:56:46.020 Axios,

00:56:46.900 that of the

00:56:47.340 47 Harris

00:56:48.300 staffers that

00:56:49.140 were listed

00:56:49.560 in 2021,

00:56:50.600 only five

00:56:51.140 still work

00:56:51.620 for her.

00:56:52.800 How bad

00:56:53.580 is it to

00:56:54.040 work for

00:56:54.380 somebody if

00:56:55.120 only five

00:56:55.760 out of

00:56:56.040 47

00:56:56.620 basically

00:56:57.720 10%

00:56:58.420 have lasted

00:56:59.160 three years

00:57:00.100 and that

00:57:01.740 has not

00:57:02.100 been the

00:57:02.520 same with

00:57:02.900 other people.

00:57:05.500 And then

00:57:06.200 there's a

00:57:06.520 report in

00:57:07.120 the same

00:57:07.600 article in

00:57:08.140 Axios that

00:57:09.440 Biden

00:57:10.020 hesitated to

00:57:11.020 drop his

00:57:11.540 re-election

00:57:12.060 campaign because

00:57:13.140 he didn't

00:57:13.560 think he

00:57:14.080 and his

00:57:14.400 senior

00:57:14.680 advisors,

00:57:15.420 not just

00:57:15.780 Biden,

00:57:16.980 but also

00:57:17.600 his senior

00:57:18.100 advisors,

00:57:19.300 thought that

00:57:19.900 Harris

00:57:20.140 couldn't

00:57:20.500 win.

00:57:23.340 And

00:57:23.740 Axios also

00:57:25.180 notes that

00:57:26.680 it took

00:57:26.980 a while

00:57:27.360 for Obama

00:57:29.500 and Pelosi

00:57:30.120 to back

00:57:32.720 Harris,

00:57:33.420 which suggests

00:57:34.820 that they

00:57:35.180 weren't so

00:57:35.640 sure she

00:57:36.060 was the

00:57:36.360 right choice.

00:57:37.880 So now

00:57:38.660 that would

00:57:39.040 mean that

00:57:39.700 Biden,

00:57:41.520 Obama,

00:57:41.940 and Pelosi

00:57:42.660 didn't think

00:57:44.380 that Harris

00:57:45.060 had the

00:57:46.420 right stuff

00:57:46.880 to win.

00:57:48.260 Who on

00:57:49.180 the left

00:57:49.760 knows more

00:57:50.880 about Harris

00:57:51.540 and her

00:57:51.860 capability

00:57:52.440 than Biden,

00:57:54.060 Obama,

00:57:54.600 and Pelosi?

00:57:56.520 Now,

00:57:57.240 based on

00:57:57.900 what we've

00:57:58.480 seen in

00:57:58.920 public of

00:58:00.000 Harris,

00:58:01.460 how bad

00:58:02.180 is she

00:58:02.540 privately?

00:58:04.540 Behind

00:58:05.060 closed doors,

00:58:06.060 she must

00:58:06.460 be a

00:58:06.820 total train

00:58:07.620 wreck.

00:58:08.740 Do you

00:58:08.920 know the

00:58:09.520 stories about

00:58:10.080 Trump when

00:58:10.740 people say,

00:58:11.340 oh,

00:58:12.120 Trump's

00:58:12.540 just a 1.00

00:58:13.620 wild mess

00:58:14.320 behind closed

00:58:15.080 doors?

00:58:15.840 And then

00:58:16.340 what would

00:58:16.680 you hear

00:58:17.060 immediately?

00:58:18.240 You would

00:58:18.840 immediately hear

00:58:19.560 people who

00:58:20.080 actually spend

00:58:20.780 time with

00:58:21.220 them saying,

00:58:21.840 I actually

00:58:23.160 spend time

00:58:23.740 with him

00:58:24.100 and that's

00:58:24.440 not the

00:58:24.780 case.

00:58:25.640 He's

00:58:25.920 actually

00:58:26.200 very engaged,

00:58:27.200 asks the

00:58:27.520 right questions,

00:58:28.820 shows interest,

00:58:30.500 talks to a

00:58:30.980 lot of

00:58:31.180 people,

00:58:31.860 gets a

00:58:32.180 lot of

00:58:32.400 opinions.

00:58:33.960 So when

00:58:34.640 Trump gets

00:58:35.420 that treatment

00:58:36.000 that he's 0.98

00:58:36.620 crazy man 0.81

00:58:37.300 when you're 0.98

00:58:37.600 not watching,

00:58:38.880 there's always

00:58:39.400 somebody who

00:58:39.940 was really

00:58:40.380 there,

00:58:40.940 and lots

00:58:41.400 of them,

00:58:41.860 who say

00:58:42.120 that's not

00:58:42.540 true.

00:58:44.000 But are

00:58:44.540 we getting

00:58:44.880 that from

00:58:45.340 the Harris

00:58:45.700 campaign?

00:58:46.880 Is there

00:58:47.420 anybody in

00:58:47.820 the Harris

00:58:48.140 campaign who

00:58:48.740 is saying,

00:58:49.040 you know,

00:58:49.340 honestly,

00:58:49.720 she's great

00:58:50.220 to work

00:58:50.560 for.

00:58:51.220 She's

00:58:51.800 getting a

00:58:52.120 bad rap.

00:58:53.460 And sure,

00:58:53.880 there's

00:58:54.040 turnover,

00:58:55.100 but it's

00:58:55.840 because she

00:58:56.280 hired such

00:58:56.900 good people

00:58:57.560 that they

00:58:58.600 immediately got

00:59:00.240 job offers

00:59:00.860 that were

00:59:01.180 even better.

00:59:02.320 So really,

00:59:02.860 they just

00:59:03.140 got promoted.

00:59:04.340 They didn't

00:59:04.620 leave because

00:59:05.120 she was

00:59:05.420 bad.

00:59:07.060 Right?

00:59:07.560 Wouldn't

00:59:07.840 you hear

00:59:08.140 something like

00:59:08.740 that?

00:59:09.120 You'd expect

00:59:09.700 the insiders

00:59:10.380 would be

00:59:10.700 saying,

00:59:11.100 what are you

00:59:11.380 talking about?

00:59:11.840 She's great

00:59:12.380 to work for.

00:59:13.180 We all

00:59:13.700 love working

00:59:14.240 for her.

00:59:15.640 Nope.

00:59:16.000 I haven't

00:59:17.320 heard any.

00:59:17.840 Have you?

00:59:18.580 Have you heard

00:59:19.320 any reports

00:59:19.940 where people

00:59:20.420 are debunking

00:59:21.260 the fact

00:59:21.780 that she's 1.00

00:59:22.400 a moron 1.00

00:59:22.880 in private? 1.00

00:59:24.960 Nope.

00:59:26.740 Nobody.

00:59:27.740 Yeah,

00:59:28.200 I have heard

00:59:28.900 a few people

00:59:29.720 who are

00:59:29.900 obviously on

00:59:30.440 the campaign

00:59:30.900 say it.

00:59:31.760 But in

00:59:33.040 the Trump

00:59:33.420 case,

00:59:33.960 it's not

00:59:34.580 campaign staff

00:59:35.420 who say it.

00:59:35.920 It's just

00:59:36.160 anybody who's

00:59:36.720 worked with

00:59:37.100 him.

00:59:37.740 I say it.

00:59:38.740 Right?

00:59:38.880 I spent

00:59:39.400 20 minutes,

00:59:41.260 half an hour

00:59:41.680 chatting with

00:59:42.440 him once.

00:59:43.480 And he's

00:59:44.840 really engaged.

00:59:46.720 He genuinely

00:59:47.700 asked me

00:59:48.440 questions and

00:59:49.160 showed complete

00:59:49.880 interest in

00:59:50.840 the answers

00:59:51.320 and the

00:59:52.660 opinions,

00:59:53.040 even when he

00:59:53.540 didn't agree

00:59:53.920 with me.

00:59:54.720 So he

00:59:55.640 didn't agree

00:59:56.020 with everything.

00:59:58.880 Anyway,

01:00:00.400 so watch

01:00:00.900 for the media.

01:00:02.400 CNN is

01:00:03.080 being a little

01:00:03.900 tougher on

01:00:04.520 Harris as

01:00:05.080 well.

01:00:05.900 So those

01:00:06.400 are the

01:00:06.780 leading

01:00:07.120 indicators.

01:00:07.640 MSNBC

01:00:08.460 won't

01:00:09.060 because

01:00:09.480 they're

01:00:09.600 not real

01:00:09.980 news.

01:00:10.700 MSNBC

01:00:11.220 is more

01:00:11.640 like a

01:00:11.980 pretend

01:00:12.320 news

01:00:12.700 network.

01:00:13.540 They're

01:00:13.840 basically

01:00:14.260 a full-time

01:00:15.460 propaganda

01:00:15.920 network

01:00:16.560 for the

01:00:17.880 Democrats.

01:00:19.300 So don't

01:00:19.960 count them

01:00:20.800 as part

01:00:21.120 of the

01:00:21.360 news

01:00:22.020 atmosphere

01:00:23.360 because

01:00:23.640 they're

01:00:23.780 really

01:00:23.960 not.

01:00:27.760 So just

01:00:28.640 an update

01:00:29.120 on the

01:00:29.660 January 6

01:00:30.980 Fed

01:00:31.400 involvement.

01:00:32.080 As you

01:00:32.320 know,

01:00:32.860 Director

01:00:33.260 Wray

01:00:33.660 would not

01:00:34.620 say if

01:00:35.180 there were

01:00:35.440 any FBI

01:00:36.660 informants

01:00:37.440 or anything

01:00:37.840 involved in

01:00:38.640 it.

01:00:39.720 But he

01:00:40.240 did say

01:00:40.640 if you're

01:00:41.000 asking if

01:00:41.520 the violence

01:00:42.060 was organized

01:00:42.800 by FBI

01:00:43.380 sources or

01:00:44.040 agents,

01:00:44.400 the answer

01:00:44.700 is no.

01:00:46.300 What he

01:00:46.900 didn't say

01:00:47.540 is how

01:00:48.820 many were

01:00:49.260 there.

01:00:53.240 And if

01:00:54.500 he's not

01:00:54.860 willing to

01:00:55.200 say how

01:00:55.540 many were

01:00:55.940 there,

01:00:56.980 then I'm

01:00:58.480 not sure I'm

01:00:59.060 going to

01:00:59.340 totally believe

01:01:00.960 that none

01:01:02.300 of them were

01:01:02.760 involved in

01:01:03.320 making it

01:01:03.760 worse.

01:01:04.080 there's

01:01:06.340 some

01:01:06.500 question

01:01:06.820 about

01:01:07.060 the

01:01:07.220 ghost

01:01:07.680 buses.

01:01:09.580 I don't

01:01:10.380 fully believe

01:01:11.560 the ghost

01:01:12.180 buses story,

01:01:13.660 but the

01:01:13.860 idea is

01:01:14.300 there were

01:01:14.520 some

01:01:14.740 buses

01:01:15.560 painted

01:01:16.040 white,

01:01:16.780 which means

01:01:17.500 all the

01:01:17.840 identifying

01:01:18.340 markers were

01:01:19.260 removed.

01:01:20.620 Have you

01:01:21.040 ever seen

01:01:21.380 a bus

01:01:21.740 that was

01:01:22.000 completely

01:01:22.420 white?

01:01:23.500 I've

01:01:24.060 never seen

01:01:24.460 one.

01:01:25.160 But there

01:01:25.680 were two

01:01:26.020 of them

01:01:26.340 on January

01:01:26.820 6 that

01:01:28.320 allegedly

01:01:28.960 may have

01:01:29.900 carried

01:01:30.380 two

01:01:31.420 buses

01:01:31.740 full of

01:01:32.580 FBI

01:01:33.240 undercover

01:01:34.960 people.

01:01:36.440 Now,

01:01:36.840 if there

01:01:37.280 were two

01:01:37.660 buses

01:01:38.100 full,

01:01:40.560 so it

01:01:40.960 was more

01:01:41.220 than one

01:01:41.600 bus full,

01:01:42.480 how many

01:01:42.860 people fit

01:01:43.780 on a

01:01:44.100 bus?

01:01:47.220 50?

01:01:48.780 50 or

01:01:49.580 60?

01:01:50.680 How many

01:01:51.480 rows on

01:01:51.940 a bus?

01:01:54.220 Probably

01:01:54.860 15 rows,

01:01:57.740 two on

01:01:58.060 each side.

01:01:59.960 Yeah.

01:02:00.380 So we're

01:02:01.180 somewhere

01:02:01.480 north of

01:02:02.040 100 people

01:02:02.800 probably.

01:02:04.260 So whoever

01:02:05.120 was on

01:02:05.580 those buses,

01:02:06.880 maybe 100,

01:02:08.400 you know,

01:02:08.640 maybe 60

01:02:10.380 to 100

01:02:10.800 people,

01:02:11.920 something like

01:02:12.300 that.

01:02:12.840 If you

01:02:13.360 had 60

01:02:14.000 to 100

01:02:14.620 FBI

01:02:15.860 informants

01:02:16.740 and agents

01:02:17.340 in the

01:02:18.000 crowd,

01:02:20.060 could

01:02:21.100 Christopher

01:02:21.580 Ray be

01:02:22.100 sure that

01:02:22.560 all of

01:02:22.960 them were

01:02:23.360 doing just

01:02:24.140 what they

01:02:24.460 should have

01:02:24.700 been doing?

01:02:27.380 Or,

01:02:28.060 because

01:02:28.680 Christopher

01:02:33.700 Ray's

01:02:34.120 answer may

01:02:34.900 have

01:02:35.060 suggested

01:02:35.520 that he

01:02:35.980 was talking

01:02:36.460 for the

01:02:36.900 FBI

01:02:37.340 organization

01:02:38.440 and not

01:02:39.640 necessarily

01:02:40.120 answering to

01:02:40.820 what any

01:02:41.340 individual who

01:02:42.260 may or may

01:02:42.640 not have

01:02:42.940 been there

01:02:43.240 did.

01:02:44.260 So there's

01:02:45.020 a possibility

01:02:45.640 that there

01:02:46.700 were no

01:02:47.020 orders to

01:02:47.760 do anything

01:02:48.180 to make

01:02:48.580 it worse,

01:02:49.080 but that

01:02:50.200 there were

01:02:50.540 some members

01:02:51.240 who may

01:02:53.060 have,

01:02:54.280 and maybe

01:02:54.780 maybe we're

01:02:56.160 not privy

01:02:56.900 to that.

01:02:57.760 So I

01:02:58.460 don't know

01:02:58.720 what to

01:02:58.960 believe about

01:02:59.400 this,

01:03:00.300 but it

01:03:01.240 seems like

01:03:01.680 if those

01:03:02.080 ghost buses

01:03:02.980 were for

01:03:05.240 somebody else,

01:03:06.320 by now

01:03:07.400 wouldn't

01:03:07.760 somebody else

01:03:08.360 say it?

01:03:09.380 If you

01:03:09.940 knew it

01:03:10.200 was a

01:03:10.420 national

01:03:10.860 story that

01:03:11.560 your two

01:03:12.080 white painted

01:03:13.340 buses were

01:03:14.440 still a

01:03:14.860 mystery,

01:03:15.800 you don't

01:03:16.160 think that

01:03:16.620 the people

01:03:18.200 who were

01:03:18.520 on the

01:03:18.820 bus,

01:03:19.280 or the

01:03:19.660 bus drivers,

01:03:20.440 or anybody

01:03:20.860 else who

01:03:22.020 knew they

01:03:22.440 were innocent

01:03:23.280 buses,

01:03:23.900 you don't

01:03:25.080 think that

01:03:25.460 somebody would

01:03:25.920 say,

01:03:26.160 oh,

01:03:26.300 wait a minute,

01:03:26.660 that was

01:03:27.100 my bus.

01:03:28.060 No,

01:03:28.260 no,

01:03:28.380 it's not

01:03:28.700 a ghost

01:03:29.120 bus,

01:03:29.860 it's just

01:03:30.640 a bus

01:03:31.100 we rented

01:03:31.600 to bring

01:03:32.120 people here

01:03:32.620 for whatever

01:03:33.640 reason.

01:03:34.840 So the

01:03:35.380 fact that

01:03:35.760 you haven't

01:03:36.060 heard about

01:03:36.720 the bus,

01:03:38.860 I feel like

01:03:40.000 somebody would

01:03:40.760 have said

01:03:41.140 that was

01:03:41.540 my bus,

01:03:42.900 right?

01:03:45.100 So because

01:03:45.980 it's the

01:03:46.500 government,

01:03:47.040 I'm going

01:03:47.500 to assume

01:03:48.280 the worst.

01:03:50.600 They are

01:03:51.280 not transparent.

01:03:52.840 So when

01:03:53.280 the government

01:03:53.700 is very

01:03:54.640 intentionally

01:03:55.360 non-transparent,

01:03:56.900 you should

01:03:57.240 assume the

01:03:57.700 worst.

01:03:59.160 It doesn't

01:03:59.680 mean you're

01:03:59.980 right,

01:04:01.060 but you

01:04:01.400 have a

01:04:01.680 right to

01:04:02.000 assume the

01:04:02.440 worst under

01:04:03.020 those

01:04:03.280 circumstances.

01:04:05.760 Well,

01:04:06.640 you know,

01:04:07.140 there's a

01:04:07.420 story that

01:04:07.820 Trump had

01:04:08.500 several phone

01:04:09.440 calls with

01:04:09.880 Putin since

01:04:10.600 he's been

01:04:10.960 out of

01:04:11.280 office,

01:04:12.400 which some

01:04:13.280 people say,

01:04:13.940 Susan Rice

01:04:14.480 said this,

01:04:15.040 that he

01:04:15.740 might have

01:04:16.100 violated the

01:04:16.900 Logan Act.

01:04:17.720 Now,

01:04:17.900 the Logan

01:04:18.320 Act says

01:04:19.120 that if

01:04:19.460 you're not

01:04:19.900 the elected

01:04:20.920 representatives

01:04:21.820 of the

01:04:22.180 country,

01:04:22.860 you should

01:04:23.400 not be

01:04:23.920 doing any

01:04:24.720 negotiating

01:04:25.320 with other

01:04:26.080 countries.

01:04:27.960 But in

01:04:29.120 the entire

01:04:29.600 history of

01:04:30.280 the world,

01:04:31.340 the Logan

01:04:31.740 Act has

01:04:32.400 only rarely

01:04:32.920 been enforced.

01:04:34.180 Only two

01:04:34.900 people have

01:04:35.400 ever been

01:04:35.640 charged.

01:04:36.260 One was

01:04:36.580 1803,

01:04:37.660 and the

01:04:37.860 other was

01:04:38.160 1852,

01:04:39.320 and neither

01:04:40.000 were prosecuted.

01:04:41.520 So there's

01:04:42.140 been zero

01:04:42.780 prosecutions in

01:04:43.820 the history

01:04:44.240 of the

01:04:44.660 Republic for

01:04:46.020 the Logan

01:04:46.420 Act,

01:04:46.820 but we like

01:04:47.760 to trot it

01:04:48.460 out to

01:04:49.020 make the

01:04:49.740 other side

01:04:50.180 feel uncomfortable.

01:04:51.680 Now,

01:04:51.880 I think

01:04:52.120 Trump had

01:04:54.080 said that

01:04:54.680 Biden had

01:04:55.460 violated the

01:04:56.140 Logan Act,

01:04:56.960 or John

01:04:58.220 Kerry did.

01:04:58.840 Oh,

01:04:59.040 John Kerry,

01:05:00.100 because Kerry

01:05:00.660 was talking

01:05:01.200 to the

01:05:01.940 Iranians.

01:05:04.620 I can

01:05:05.360 see why

01:05:06.480 the Logan

01:05:07.300 Act exists,

01:05:08.580 but I don't

01:05:09.100 think anybody

01:05:09.660 cares.

01:05:11.740 I suppose

01:05:12.240 it were

01:05:12.580 true that

01:05:13.980 Trump was

01:05:14.540 talking to

01:05:15.180 Putin in

01:05:15.800 a way that

01:05:16.300 somebody could

01:05:17.020 construe as

01:05:17.620 negotiating.

01:05:18.900 Well,

01:05:19.140 you know he

01:05:19.540 didn't negotiate

01:05:20.260 anything specific.

01:05:22.260 I can say

01:05:23.120 that for sure.

01:05:23.980 There's no

01:05:24.500 way in

01:05:24.920 hell that

01:05:26.280 they negotiated

01:05:26.980 anything specific.

01:05:28.960 But if

01:05:30.320 Trump says

01:05:30.900 in public

01:05:31.420 every single

01:05:32.080 day,

01:05:32.920 you know,

01:05:33.280 I think we're

01:05:33.880 just going to

01:05:34.240 have to end

01:05:34.980 this war and

01:05:35.840 work it out

01:05:36.680 with something

01:05:37.440 like the way

01:05:38.200 the border

01:05:38.860 looks now.

01:05:40.400 If he said

01:05:41.300 that to

01:05:41.660 Putin,

01:05:42.020 and there's

01:05:42.340 no evidence

01:05:42.860 he did,

01:05:43.760 if he said

01:05:44.340 that to

01:05:44.680 Putin,

01:05:45.200 would that

01:05:45.620 sound like

01:05:46.100 negotiating?

01:05:46.740 Or would

01:05:48.060 he just

01:05:48.340 be saying

01:05:48.720 to Putin

01:05:49.100 what he

01:05:49.440 says in

01:05:49.820 public and

01:05:50.620 what everybody

01:05:51.100 else says?

01:05:52.360 So I'm

01:05:52.940 not exactly

01:05:53.620 sure where

01:05:54.180 that line

01:05:54.720 is.

01:05:55.460 Where are

01:05:55.900 you negotiating

01:05:56.580 and where are

01:05:57.820 you just

01:05:58.120 saying your

01:05:58.600 opinion like

01:05:59.400 everybody says

01:06:00.060 their opinion

01:06:00.500 and he does

01:06:01.080 it in public

01:06:01.520 all the time?

01:06:02.480 I don't know,

01:06:03.260 but I can't

01:06:03.960 imagine this

01:06:04.440 would be

01:06:05.180 prosecutable.

01:06:05.940 Well, let's

01:06:08.380 do an update

01:06:08.820 on the

01:06:09.180 polls, which

01:06:10.020 are all

01:06:10.420 squirrely.

01:06:12.120 CNN says

01:06:13.080 people close

01:06:14.280 to the

01:06:14.560 Harris camp

01:06:15.120 saying they're

01:06:16.580 worried about

01:06:17.280 a 2016

01:06:18.720 event where

01:06:20.420 the polls

01:06:21.200 are undercounting

01:06:22.820 Trump supporters

01:06:23.560 and he wins

01:06:24.220 in the end.

01:06:25.660 So CNN's

01:06:26.580 starting to

01:06:27.600 hint that

01:06:29.420 maybe the

01:06:29.860 polls are

01:06:30.760 not really

01:06:31.800 telling a

01:06:32.860 story that's

01:06:33.400 good for

01:06:33.940 Harris.

01:06:35.240 At the

01:06:35.480 same time,

01:06:36.460 and they're

01:06:36.880 talking about

01:06:37.440 nothing she's

01:06:38.080 doing is

01:06:38.440 moving the

01:06:38.960 needle.

01:06:40.240 Political

01:06:40.820 analyst Mark

01:06:41.900 Halperin

01:06:42.660 said this

01:06:44.780 week that

01:06:45.480 both his

01:06:46.960 Democrat and

01:06:47.800 Republican

01:06:48.520 contacts believe

01:06:50.180 Trump's

01:06:50.780 chances of

01:06:51.960 winning are

01:06:53.020 looking strong

01:06:54.280 and getting

01:06:54.640 stronger because

01:06:56.760 he's seen

01:06:57.240 private polling.

01:06:59.940 So the

01:07:00.880 people who

01:07:01.280 have seen

01:07:01.540 private polling,

01:07:03.340 that's

01:07:03.780 stuff that

01:07:04.320 usually

01:07:04.680 candidates have

01:07:05.980 done so

01:07:07.120 that they

01:07:07.380 can have

01:07:07.660 secret

01:07:08.020 information

01:07:08.600 that the

01:07:09.000 other side

01:07:09.360 doesn't

01:07:09.620 have.

01:07:11.580 But the

01:07:12.260 private polling

01:07:13.000 apparently suggests

01:07:14.140 that Trump's

01:07:14.780 in a commanding

01:07:16.020 position.

01:07:17.640 And then

01:07:17.960 Quinnipiac

01:07:18.960 polling came

01:07:20.540 out today

01:07:21.120 showing that

01:07:21.860 Trump is

01:07:22.260 ad in

01:07:22.600 Wisconsin and

01:07:23.400 Michigan.

01:07:24.300 That's reported

01:07:25.000 by just the

01:07:25.760 news.

01:07:27.440 And if that's

01:07:28.220 true, and

01:07:29.180 there are other

01:07:29.580 reports that

01:07:30.480 he's dominating

01:07:32.220 the swing

01:07:32.820 states, etc.

01:07:35.860 So what's

01:07:36.940 the date

01:07:37.220 today?

01:07:39.100 It's the

01:07:39.940 10th, October

01:07:41.160 10th.

01:07:42.020 What did I

01:07:42.980 tell you was

01:07:44.340 going to happen

01:07:44.880 in the middle

01:07:45.520 of this month,

01:07:46.460 which would be

01:07:47.460 five days from

01:07:48.280 now?

01:07:49.380 I think I told

01:07:50.520 you that the

01:07:51.000 polls would have

01:07:51.700 to start

01:07:52.120 truing up.

01:07:53.680 Why would it

01:07:54.520 be the middle

01:07:55.040 of October?

01:07:56.280 Because the

01:07:56.980 beginning of

01:07:57.560 October is too

01:07:58.480 soon, the

01:07:59.840 end of

01:08:00.360 October is

01:08:01.080 too late,

01:08:02.380 and the

01:08:02.740 middle of

01:08:03.200 October is

01:08:04.120 sort of a

01:08:04.760 it's like

01:08:06.920 picking an

01:08:07.800 even number.

01:08:09.320 If you're

01:08:09.840 going to say

01:08:10.100 something's

01:08:10.620 going to

01:08:10.820 happen in

01:08:11.300 any given

01:08:12.180 month, you're

01:08:13.860 usually talking

01:08:14.540 beginning, middle,

01:08:16.080 or end.

01:08:16.760 So if you've

01:08:17.320 ruled out the

01:08:17.820 beginning and

01:08:18.280 the end, and

01:08:19.920 you thought

01:08:20.280 things were

01:08:20.720 going to

01:08:20.960 happen, people

01:08:22.340 would probably

01:08:22.820 shoot for the

01:08:23.480 middle, because

01:08:24.640 we're just

01:08:25.060 biased toward

01:08:26.920 those points,

01:08:28.840 right?

01:08:29.040 Not a reason.

01:08:29.820 There's not a

01:08:30.200 reason.

01:08:30.640 We're just

01:08:31.100 biased toward

01:08:31.800 clean start

01:08:33.560 points, beginning,

01:08:34.920 middle, end.

01:08:36.660 So my prediction

01:08:37.520 has been that

01:08:38.280 October 15th,

01:08:40.240 five days from

01:08:40.980 now, the

01:08:44.280 polls will

01:08:44.900 collapse.

01:08:46.680 You might see

01:08:47.620 it a little bit

01:08:48.140 early in a few

01:08:49.100 polls, but by

01:08:50.620 the 15th, I'm

01:08:53.000 expecting a

01:08:54.140 total collapse

01:08:55.240 in the Harris

01:08:56.160 numbers.

01:08:57.280 It's going to

01:08:57.920 happen fast, and

01:08:59.640 then people are

01:09:00.200 going to look for

01:09:00.820 some reason, and

01:09:02.600 they might say,

01:09:03.420 well, I guess it

01:09:04.160 was that 60

01:09:04.880 minutes report, or

01:09:06.960 they're going to

01:09:07.340 say, she didn't

01:09:10.000 take our advice

01:09:11.240 to do more

01:09:13.000 rallies.

01:09:14.200 You know, she 0.98

01:09:14.480 was doing

01:09:14.820 podcasts.

01:09:15.760 We told her not

01:09:16.740 to do that.

01:09:18.620 So five days

01:09:20.420 until total

01:09:21.960 collapse of all

01:09:24.520 the polling for

01:09:25.220 Harris.

01:09:26.640 By October

01:09:27.680 16th, there

01:09:29.680 will be nobody

01:09:30.660 in the news

01:09:31.360 who thinks she

01:09:32.400 is likely to

01:09:33.240 win.

01:09:34.280 She could still

01:09:35.120 win.

01:09:35.920 I'm not saying

01:09:36.520 she's going to

01:09:37.020 lose, because

01:09:38.220 there's lots of

01:09:38.980 shenanigans that

01:09:39.840 are part of the

01:09:40.340 story.

01:09:41.300 So the

01:09:41.980 shenanigans are

01:09:42.860 hard to rule in

01:09:45.000 or rule out.

01:09:45.640 We don't know what

01:09:46.200 that's going to

01:09:46.640 look like.

01:09:47.220 But there will be

01:09:47.980 shenanigans.

01:09:49.080 Maybe totally

01:09:49.840 legal.

01:09:51.120 Maybe.

01:09:52.060 Maybe something

01:09:53.000 under the color

01:09:53.720 of law, or

01:09:55.380 something not.

01:09:56.720 But there will

01:09:57.360 be shenanigans.

01:09:58.680 We're not going

01:09:59.460 to have a

01:09:59.780 shenanigan-free

01:10:00.720 election, that's

01:10:01.540 for sure.

01:10:02.300 But I do think

01:10:03.080 that by the

01:10:03.580 16th, Trump

01:10:05.660 will be

01:10:06.300 generally

01:10:06.820 considered the

01:10:08.020 dominant

01:10:08.520 player.

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01:10:37.360 If you've been

01:10:38.200 listening to Mike

01:10:39.100 Benz, and you

01:10:40.200 should, by the

01:10:41.700 way, if you're

01:10:42.180 not listening to

01:10:42.840 Mike Benz, you

01:10:44.120 really don't know

01:10:45.020 what's happening.

01:10:46.760 You just have to

01:10:47.980 follow him.

01:10:49.060 If I could tell

01:10:49.800 you there's one

01:10:50.360 you just have to

01:10:51.020 follow, it's Mike

01:10:52.180 Benz.

01:10:52.980 You have to

01:10:53.880 follow him.

01:10:54.560 You just won't

01:10:55.240 understand anything

01:10:56.200 you're seeing in

01:10:56.840 the news until

01:10:57.960 you do.

01:10:59.140 One of the things

01:10:59.780 he teaches us is

01:11:00.900 that the First

01:11:01.760 Amendment has

01:11:02.720 disappeared.

01:11:03.980 So we don't

01:11:04.820 actually have a

01:11:05.520 First Amendment

01:11:06.120 in a practical

01:11:07.200 sense.

01:11:07.820 We have it on

01:11:08.320 paper, but not

01:11:09.080 in a practical

01:11:09.640 sense.

01:11:10.200 Because the

01:11:11.180 government found

01:11:11.940 that it could

01:11:12.820 suppress free

01:11:13.760 speech by

01:11:14.860 calling it

01:11:16.960 disinformation.

01:11:18.960 Oh, no, we're

01:11:20.060 not suppressing

01:11:20.820 your free

01:11:21.340 speech.

01:11:22.220 We're just

01:11:22.960 trying to reduce

01:11:23.780 the disinformation

01:11:24.940 that's oh so

01:11:25.860 dangerous.

01:11:27.340 And the way

01:11:27.660 they do it, as

01:11:28.420 Mike Benz will

01:11:29.140 explain in infinite

01:11:30.500 detail if you want

01:11:31.420 to listen, and it's

01:11:32.140 all interesting, by

01:11:32.920 the way.

01:11:33.140 So the U.S.

01:11:35.420 government, Democrats

01:11:36.680 mostly, have sent

01:11:39.680 tremendous amounts

01:11:40.760 of monies to

01:11:41.480 universities to put

01:11:44.200 together programs to

01:11:45.500 spot disinformation.

01:11:46.940 disinformation.

01:11:47.760 What do you think

01:11:48.600 disinformation is?

01:11:50.160 Well, disinformation

01:11:51.040 is anything that

01:11:51.960 disagrees with

01:11:52.640 Democrats.

01:11:53.760 Sometimes they're

01:11:54.580 right, sometimes

01:11:55.700 they're wrong, but

01:11:57.100 mostly it's about

01:11:58.100 what disagrees with

01:11:58.980 Democrats.

01:12:00.280 So that's

01:12:01.120 disinformation.

01:12:02.880 Now, disinformation

01:12:03.960 is not illegal.

01:12:06.680 So how do you, you

01:12:08.000 know, what's the

01:12:08.920 difference if you

01:12:09.680 spotted it?

01:12:10.920 Well, then the

01:12:13.280 people who have

01:12:13.920 spotted the

01:12:14.520 disinformation, in

01:12:15.680 their opinion, the

01:12:16.880 people who took the

01:12:17.580 money from Democrats

01:12:18.440 and are also

01:12:19.120 Democrats, they've

01:12:20.740 decided that, oh,

01:12:21.920 there's some

01:12:22.460 disinformation coming

01:12:24.440 from that Scott

01:12:25.300 Adams account on

01:12:26.240 X.

01:12:27.260 So then the

01:12:28.060 government says, oh,

01:12:28.940 we've got an

01:12:29.480 official report of

01:12:30.600 that Adams guy with

01:12:31.600 some disinformation.

01:12:32.940 So we're going to

01:12:33.760 go to the X

01:12:34.360 platform and say,

01:12:35.280 hey, can you do

01:12:36.580 us a favor?

01:12:37.580 We're finding all

01:12:38.500 this dangerous

01:12:39.120 disinformation from

01:12:40.220 this Adams guy. 0.97

01:12:41.220 Can you kick

01:12:42.640 him off the

01:12:43.060 platform or can

01:12:45.020 you, you know,

01:12:46.520 maybe suppress

01:12:47.840 him somehow?

01:12:48.900 Now, on the X

01:12:50.180 platform, as far

01:12:51.300 as we know, since

01:12:53.000 Elon Musk has

01:12:53.900 been in charge,

01:12:55.040 that would be a

01:12:55.940 no.

01:12:57.100 No, we're not

01:12:58.020 because our

01:12:59.360 platform doesn't

01:13:00.100 do that.

01:13:01.160 But if they

01:13:01.920 asked Facebook or

01:13:03.180 they asked Twitter

01:13:03.980 in the past or

01:13:04.940 they asked Instagram

01:13:06.100 or they asked

01:13:06.900 anybody else, would

01:13:08.320 they likely,

01:13:08.920 agree with going

01:13:11.040 along with the,

01:13:11.840 oh, we have to

01:13:12.360 suppress these

01:13:13.040 voices because

01:13:14.200 they're disinformation.

01:13:15.980 So as long as you

01:13:17.000 have disinformation

01:13:17.920 as your substitute

01:13:19.940 for free speech,

01:13:21.560 you can make all

01:13:22.700 forms of free speech

01:13:23.840 go away for your

01:13:25.980 people that you

01:13:27.020 want it to go away

01:13:27.760 for simply by having

01:13:29.360 your paid puppets

01:13:31.380 label it

01:13:32.800 disinformation.

01:13:33.360 So they've

01:13:35.180 actually built an

01:13:36.040 entire elaborate

01:13:37.120 many, many

01:13:38.140 millions of

01:13:38.680 dollars across,

01:13:40.100 I don't know,

01:13:41.060 dozens or

01:13:41.760 hundreds of

01:13:42.380 organizations,

01:13:43.280 maybe hundreds,

01:13:44.400 that are all in

01:13:45.380 on this large

01:13:46.140 suppression of

01:13:47.060 disinformation

01:13:48.120 stuff.

01:13:51.180 So here's what

01:13:53.820 we've got.

01:13:54.420 So then in that

01:13:55.780 context, Biden

01:13:57.640 comes out and

01:13:58.500 he's blaming

01:13:59.140 Trump for

01:14:00.500 spreading

01:14:00.980 what?

01:14:04.120 Disinformation.

01:14:05.840 So suddenly,

01:14:07.160 Biden says that

01:14:08.160 Trump is lying

01:14:09.200 about FEMA.

01:14:10.580 He's spreading

01:14:11.180 disinformation.

01:14:13.120 So what he's

01:14:13.860 saying is,

01:14:14.780 everybody who's

01:14:15.520 on the team

01:14:16.840 that doesn't

01:14:17.380 like disinformation,

01:14:19.000 you should start

01:14:19.800 suppressing

01:14:20.960 anybody who's

01:14:21.900 spreading it.

01:14:23.480 So this is

01:14:24.600 sort of a message

01:14:25.380 to anybody who's

01:14:26.160 sort of on that

01:14:26.800 suppression team

01:14:27.900 that if Trump

01:14:29.560 says that the

01:14:30.380 FEMA funding

01:14:31.320 is insufficient

01:14:32.660 because money

01:14:33.500 went to help

01:14:34.720 migrants,

01:14:36.240 then Biden

01:14:38.000 and the Democrats

01:14:38.800 will simply say

01:14:39.560 that's not free

01:14:40.320 speech,

01:14:40.960 even though what

01:14:42.260 he's saying

01:14:42.820 holds together.

01:14:45.500 They could argue

01:14:46.200 that it's technically

01:14:47.200 untrue because

01:14:48.180 budgets are in

01:14:48.940 different bags,

01:14:49.920 but in the real

01:14:50.720 world,

01:14:51.120 any budget can

01:14:51.960 be made available

01:14:53.100 to anything as

01:14:54.160 long as everybody

01:14:54.820 involved agrees.

01:14:56.360 That's just the

01:14:56.840 way everything

01:14:57.260 works.

01:14:57.740 If everybody

01:14:58.300 agrees or the

01:14:59.640 people in charge

01:15:00.380 agree,

01:15:01.640 you can move

01:15:02.360 money from one

01:15:02.980 place to another.

01:15:03.640 So yes,

01:15:04.180 if you're out of

01:15:05.160 money in one

01:15:05.740 bucket, 0.99

01:15:06.120 but still spending

01:15:08.220 it in another

01:15:08.860 bucket, 0.99

01:15:09.440 it is perfectly

01:15:10.940 reasonable to say

01:15:12.440 that your money

01:15:13.160 is going to

01:15:13.840 somebody else.

01:15:15.420 Now,

01:15:15.820 is it technically

01:15:17.280 true?

01:15:17.960 It doesn't matter.

01:15:19.280 It's true in the 0.99

01:15:19.960 real world.

01:15:21.620 Yeah,

01:15:21.820 money is fungible.

01:15:22.980 Exactly.

01:15:23.680 If you don't know

01:15:24.460 what the word

01:15:24.840 fungible means,

01:15:26.300 you should look it

01:15:26.920 up.

01:15:28.080 Yeah.

01:15:28.720 There's some

01:15:29.320 things that,

01:15:30.220 you know,

01:15:30.440 they can move

01:15:31.180 everywhere and

01:15:31.860 they're the same.

01:15:32.560 Money is like

01:15:33.080 that.

01:15:33.880 You know,

01:15:34.040 the money in my

01:15:34.640 pocket is the

01:15:35.320 same as the

01:15:35.740 money in your

01:15:36.140 pocket.

01:15:36.640 It's not like

01:15:37.160 better money if

01:15:38.080 it's the same

01:15:38.540 amount.

01:15:41.740 So it's fungible.

01:15:42.700 You can move

01:15:43.080 money from one

01:15:43.640 place to another.

01:15:46.060 All right.

01:15:48.360 And apparently

01:15:49.040 CBS has refused

01:15:50.500 to air a Trump

01:15:51.780 political ad that's

01:15:54.180 about Kamala

01:15:56.200 Harris being in

01:15:56.820 favor of gender

01:15:57.600 affirming care for

01:15:58.920 minors.

01:16:00.620 Now,

01:16:01.020 this is Jeff

01:16:01.420 Charles from Red

01:16:02.240 State is reporting

01:16:03.100 on this.

01:16:04.260 And do you think

01:16:06.980 the CBS should be

01:16:08.060 allowed to turn

01:16:10.540 down a political

01:16:11.440 ad?

01:16:16.440 Oh,

01:16:17.020 wow.

01:16:17.280 I'm seeing a new

01:16:17.800 rumor.

01:16:18.800 There's a new

01:16:19.420 rumor that says

01:16:20.480 that Tim Walsh

01:16:21.440 has been diagnosed

01:16:22.300 as clinically

01:16:23.100 bipolar.

01:16:24.460 All right.

01:16:24.700 I'm just seeing

01:16:25.340 that on some

01:16:25.860 random account

01:16:27.360 on X.

01:16:28.680 So I would give

01:16:29.540 that zero

01:16:30.140 credibility.

01:16:31.580 Yeah.

01:16:32.160 I shouldn't have

01:16:32.840 read that.

01:16:33.540 I should have

01:16:33.940 checked on that

01:16:34.440 before I said it

01:16:35.060 out loud.

01:16:36.240 So unless,

01:16:37.140 does anybody have

01:16:37.560 a source for that?

01:16:39.340 I'm going to give

01:16:39.980 that zero

01:16:40.520 credibility unless

01:16:42.120 there's some

01:16:42.640 source.

01:16:44.580 All right.

01:16:44.820 Yeah.

01:16:45.060 Don't ignore that.

01:16:46.520 Take it back.

01:16:47.500 I apologize for

01:16:48.380 even saying it.

01:16:49.180 I shouldn't have

01:16:49.640 said that.

01:16:50.880 I should not have

01:16:51.760 read it just because

01:16:52.420 I saw it in a

01:16:53.320 comment.

01:16:53.740 That's not fair.

01:16:54.320 All right.

01:16:56.260 So I'm chastising

01:16:57.180 myself.

01:16:58.300 I'd like you to

01:16:59.080 erase your memories

01:16:59.980 of the last 30

01:17:00.860 seconds.

01:17:04.540 Here's some good

01:17:05.360 news.

01:17:06.360 You know,

01:17:06.880 I may have told

01:17:08.280 you or posted

01:17:09.040 on X that

01:17:10.300 Arizona seemed

01:17:11.220 a little underserved

01:17:12.260 by the RNC.

01:17:13.800 The Republicans

01:17:14.360 didn't seem to

01:17:15.180 have enough

01:17:15.620 lawyers and

01:17:17.080 or observers

01:17:17.980 for the election.

01:17:20.080 And Carrie 0.55

01:17:20.860 Lake was sounding

01:17:21.600 the alarm that

01:17:22.260 they were being

01:17:22.720 a little underserved

01:17:23.860 by the Republican

01:17:24.700 Party.

01:17:25.200 And guess what?

01:17:27.100 They just

01:17:28.000 appointed

01:17:29.500 Harmeet Dillon

01:17:31.040 to be the

01:17:32.840 lead in the

01:17:34.040 Arizona

01:17:34.580 program there

01:17:36.460 to make sure

01:17:36.980 that the elections

01:17:37.580 are fair.

01:17:38.480 Now,

01:17:38.920 if you don't

01:17:40.000 know the name,

01:17:41.180 Harmeet Dillon,

01:17:42.200 I think you

01:17:44.960 can watch in the

01:17:45.580 comments,

01:17:46.180 people will

01:17:46.640 tell you,

01:17:47.200 oh my God,

01:17:47.680 that's perfect.

01:17:49.560 So could

01:17:50.300 you tell the

01:17:51.360 people who

01:17:51.800 don't know

01:17:52.220 who she is

01:17:52.820 in the

01:17:53.700 comments?

01:17:54.500 You would

01:17:54.960 all agree,

01:17:55.420 right?

01:17:56.480 So we've

01:17:57.540 been watching

01:17:57.960 her for a 0.97

01:17:58.380 long time

01:17:58.740 on X and

01:17:59.480 we watched

01:18:00.120 what she's

01:18:00.560 done on

01:18:01.080 behalf of

01:18:01.500 the Republican

01:18:02.000 Party.

01:18:02.340 She ran

01:18:03.160 to be the

01:18:03.620 head of

01:18:03.880 the RNC,

01:18:04.500 right?

01:18:06.260 So she

01:18:07.020 was, you

01:18:07.760 know,

01:18:08.020 she was

01:18:08.840 sufficiently

01:18:09.420 appreciated for

01:18:11.420 everything she's

01:18:12.240 done and her

01:18:12.940 capabilities that

01:18:14.260 she was one of

01:18:14.840 the front

01:18:15.160 runners to be

01:18:15.980 the head of

01:18:16.420 the Republican

01:18:17.220 National

01:18:17.640 Committee.

01:18:18.820 But to

01:18:19.720 see a

01:18:21.000 powerhouse like

01:18:22.020 her moving

01:18:23.580 into Arizona,

01:18:25.280 that changes

01:18:26.440 the look of

01:18:29.180 it, this

01:18:30.280 is not

01:18:30.660 trivial.

01:18:32.140 This means

01:18:32.920 that the

01:18:33.400 cheaters, if

01:18:34.600 there are

01:18:34.920 any,

01:18:35.740 hypothetically,

01:18:36.880 in Arizona

01:18:37.820 are really,

01:18:39.480 really at

01:18:40.440 risk of

01:18:42.100 going to

01:18:42.440 jail.

01:18:43.700 Because now

01:18:44.500 you've got

01:18:44.880 the right

01:18:45.440 brains and

01:18:46.520 the right

01:18:46.820 eyes and

01:18:47.620 the right

01:18:47.980 number of

01:18:48.940 legs and

01:18:49.720 bodies, I

01:18:50.220 think, soon

01:18:50.720 that Arizona

01:18:52.540 is going to

01:18:52.860 be carefully

01:18:53.300 watched.

01:18:54.600 So this is

01:18:55.080 going to get

01:18:55.420 really, really

01:18:56.120 interesting.

01:18:58.120 I believe

01:18:58.760 Hermit lost 0.97

01:18:59.660 her husband

01:19:00.200 this year.

01:19:02.360 And so, you

01:19:03.540 know, I wish

01:19:03.980 her the best

01:19:04.540 because that

01:19:06.160 wasn't that

01:19:06.660 long ago.

01:19:07.640 And it's

01:19:08.520 long enough

01:19:09.220 that I think

01:19:10.460 it makes sense

01:19:11.080 for her to,

01:19:11.660 you know, get

01:19:12.400 involved and

01:19:13.020 get her mind 0.99

01:19:13.480 on something

01:19:13.880 else.

01:19:14.440 But we wish

01:19:15.520 her the best.

01:19:20.260 Here's another

01:19:20.980 one you should

01:19:21.440 have just

01:19:21.720 asked me.

01:19:23.440 The Gateway

01:19:24.020 Pundits

01:19:24.480 reporting that

01:19:25.180 O'Keefe

01:19:25.740 Media, they

01:19:27.320 did a hidden

01:19:27.860 camera,

01:19:28.760 deal, and

01:19:29.800 they found

01:19:30.200 out that the

01:19:30.740 Mexican army

01:19:31.600 is assisting

01:19:32.840 the illegal

01:19:34.340 migrants getting 1.00

01:19:35.120 across the

01:19:35.680 border.

01:19:36.980 Huh.

01:19:38.800 Let's see.

01:19:40.560 Was there

01:19:41.360 anybody who

01:19:42.100 didn't think

01:19:42.920 that the

01:19:43.420 military of

01:19:44.320 Mexico is 0.51

01:19:44.980 working with

01:19:45.500 the cartels?

01:19:47.080 Is there

01:19:47.760 anybody who

01:19:48.120 didn't know

01:19:48.460 that?

01:19:50.420 I'm not

01:19:51.120 sure.

01:19:51.580 I mean, I

01:19:52.520 think it's a

01:19:53.540 great service

01:19:54.660 from O'Keefe

01:19:56.000 Media Group,

01:19:56.980 OMG.

01:19:57.360 I think it's

01:19:58.440 a great

01:19:58.760 service that

01:19:59.740 they can get

01:20:00.240 that on

01:20:00.820 video.

01:20:02.720 So now

01:20:02.980 they have,

01:20:04.240 you know,

01:20:04.440 apparently, I

01:20:05.000 haven't seen

01:20:05.340 it, but

01:20:05.600 apparently there's

01:20:06.240 evidence that

01:20:07.160 it's pretty

01:20:07.540 obvious.

01:20:08.400 Some members

01:20:09.140 of the

01:20:09.420 military,

01:20:10.320 some members

01:20:11.020 are helping

01:20:13.520 people get

01:20:14.020 across, which

01:20:14.900 seems to be

01:20:15.460 more compatible

01:20:16.120 with the

01:20:16.640 cartel, because

01:20:17.360 we hear that

01:20:17.860 the cartel

01:20:18.420 controls the

01:20:19.180 border, and

01:20:20.300 I can't

01:20:20.680 imagine the

01:20:21.180 military would

01:20:21.960 be doing

01:20:22.320 things on

01:20:22.840 the border

01:20:23.160 unless the

01:20:23.760 cartel was

01:20:24.440 aware of it

01:20:25.000 and was

01:20:25.340 okay with

01:20:25.760 it.

01:20:26.740 So this

01:20:28.260 is a case

01:20:28.820 of, it's

01:20:29.400 nice to have

01:20:29.880 confirmation, but

01:20:32.180 I think we

01:20:32.600 all knew

01:20:32.900 that.

01:20:34.200 I think we

01:20:34.740 all knew.

01:20:37.540 Well, has

01:20:38.100 anything happened

01:20:38.740 since I started

01:20:39.500 the show between

01:20:40.340 Israel and

01:20:40.960 Iran? 0.79

01:20:41.820 Did anything

01:20:42.480 happen?

01:20:43.040 Has Israel 0.98

01:20:43.660 attacked Iran 0.97

01:20:45.180 in the last

01:20:45.780 60 minutes?

01:20:47.260 All right, so

01:20:49.220 if they

01:20:49.480 haven't, at

01:20:51.560 least in a

01:20:51.960 major way,

01:20:53.140 here's my

01:20:54.340 take on

01:20:54.960 that.

01:20:55.720 So you

01:20:56.120 know that

01:20:56.480 Israel has 1.00

01:20:57.240 to respond

01:20:58.080 to Iran

01:20:58.640 because Iran

01:20:59.200 sent the

01:20:59.780 200 missiles

01:21:01.460 and tried

01:21:03.960 to take

01:21:04.320 out some

01:21:04.660 Israeli

01:21:05.060 military

01:21:05.960 stuff,

01:21:07.080 mostly,

01:21:08.040 some airports

01:21:08.660 and stuff.

01:21:09.900 And although

01:21:11.120 there wasn't

01:21:11.640 that much

01:21:12.220 damage and

01:21:13.860 destruction

01:21:14.240 from the

01:21:14.720 missiles,

01:21:15.960 Israel does 0.95

01:21:16.820 have to

01:21:17.180 respond.

01:21:18.680 Now, here's

01:21:19.860 my suspicions,

01:21:22.560 guesses,

01:21:23.580 slash

01:21:24.960 speculation,

01:21:26.580 because I

01:21:27.200 don't have

01:21:27.580 any secret

01:21:28.220 knowledge,

01:21:28.900 right?

01:21:29.060 So I'm not

01:21:29.500 operating from

01:21:30.140 any inside

01:21:31.600 knowledge.

01:21:32.900 But the

01:21:34.320 longer Israel 0.96

01:21:36.580 takes to

01:21:38.120 do whatever

01:21:38.680 it is that's

01:21:39.320 going to be

01:21:39.620 the response,

01:21:40.780 the bigger

01:21:41.600 it's going

01:21:42.000 to be.

01:21:44.420 Now, I

01:21:45.460 can't say

01:21:45.840 that's 100%

01:21:46.720 predictive.

01:21:47.740 But it

01:21:48.200 seems to

01:21:48.640 me that

01:21:49.500 if they

01:21:49.840 just wanted

01:21:50.340 to say,

01:21:50.860 hey, you 0.96

01:21:51.200 slap me, 0.99

01:21:51.740 I'm going 1.00

01:21:51.940 to slap 1.00

01:21:52.300 you back, 0.80

01:21:53.360 they would

01:21:53.840 already know

01:21:54.440 where they're

01:21:54.860 going to

01:21:55.140 attack and

01:21:56.340 they would

01:21:56.580 have already

01:21:56.940 done it.

01:21:57.620 Because the

01:21:58.240 immediacy of

01:21:59.180 the response

01:21:59.840 is part of

01:22:00.400 the response.

01:22:02.460 Responding

01:22:02.920 next year

01:22:03.700 isn't going to

01:22:05.360 feel like you

01:22:05.860 responded to

01:22:06.520 anything.

01:22:07.040 It's just

01:22:07.420 going to feel

01:22:07.800 like you did

01:22:08.240 something.

01:22:09.220 So the

01:22:09.660 longer they

01:22:10.140 wait,

01:22:11.080 the less

01:22:12.200 effective the

01:22:12.880 response is,

01:22:13.740 they would

01:22:15.080 know that

01:22:15.680 because it's

01:22:16.980 not tied to

01:22:17.620 the original

01:22:18.160 offense.

01:22:20.660 But the

01:22:21.260 only reason

01:22:21.740 you would

01:22:22.080 wait is

01:22:24.320 if it takes

01:22:24.820 a while to

01:22:25.300 put together

01:22:25.860 something bigger.

01:22:28.540 Now, what

01:22:29.220 would be

01:22:29.580 bigger?

01:22:30.760 I don't

01:22:31.360 know.

01:22:32.220 But I'll

01:22:32.680 tell you what

01:22:33.080 I wouldn't

01:22:33.480 rule out,

01:22:34.220 a decapitation 0.99

01:22:36.340 strike. 0.90

01:22:37.720 I wouldn't

01:22:38.460 rule out

01:22:38.960 that Israel

01:22:39.480 will just

01:22:39.860 take out

01:22:40.240 the leadership

01:22:40.720 and just

01:22:42.100 walk away.

01:22:43.480 Just walk

01:22:44.140 away and

01:22:44.980 say, now

01:22:45.380 we're even.

01:22:47.080 Because here's

01:22:47.820 the thing,

01:22:48.280 the leadership

01:22:48.800 of Iran

01:22:49.440 funded Hamas,

01:22:51.240 Hamas went

01:22:51.900 into Israel

01:22:52.460 and just 0.88

01:22:52.840 slaughtered 0.76

01:22:53.300 people.

01:22:54.700 They have

01:22:55.300 a right to 1.00

01:22:55.740 kill the 1.00

01:22:56.060 leadership. 0.99

01:22:57.380 They have

01:22:57.800 absolutely a

01:22:58.680 right to 1.00

01:22:58.980 kill the 1.00

01:22:59.300 leadership. 0.99

01:23:00.220 Now, of

01:23:00.700 course, Hamas 0.93

01:23:02.500 and a lot of

01:23:03.020 Palestinians would 0.99

01:23:03.860 say that they

01:23:04.300 have a right to 1.00

01:23:04.860 kill Israel's 1.00

01:23:06.340 leadership. 1.00

01:23:06.800 for, you

01:23:07.440 know, X,

01:23:07.920 Y, Z.

01:23:08.820 And I won't

01:23:09.680 argue that

01:23:10.840 point.

01:23:11.500 Everybody thinks

01:23:12.100 they have a

01:23:13.200 right to kill 1.00

01:23:13.740 the leader of 1.00

01:23:14.700 whoever's on

01:23:15.320 the other

01:23:15.560 team.

01:23:17.600 But I've

01:23:18.020 never seen

01:23:18.580 as much

01:23:19.520 evidence

01:23:22.040 that taking

01:23:23.640 out the

01:23:23.980 leadership makes

01:23:24.740 sense as it

01:23:25.500 does right

01:23:25.900 now.

01:23:27.080 Because now

01:23:27.960 we've seen

01:23:28.520 that Trump

01:23:29.960 took out

01:23:30.460 Soleimani

01:23:31.160 and although

01:23:33.840 they may have

01:23:34.420 tried to kill 0.68

01:23:34.960 him in return,

01:23:35.960 they didn't.

01:23:37.760 And we've

01:23:38.360 seen that

01:23:38.980 Israel took 0.99

01:23:40.620 out the

01:23:42.080 heads of

01:23:42.660 Hezbollah

01:23:43.200 twice, got

01:23:45.700 away with it

01:23:46.300 so far.

01:23:47.620 You know

01:23:48.220 that they're

01:23:48.720 going to get

01:23:49.580 rid of the

01:23:50.180 head of

01:23:50.500 Hamas one

01:23:51.220 way or

01:23:51.520 another, no

01:23:52.260 matter how

01:23:52.600 long it

01:23:52.960 takes.

01:23:53.800 So they're

01:23:54.360 certainly in a

01:23:55.060 mode of

01:23:55.580 thinking that

01:23:56.180 taking out

01:23:56.700 leadership works

01:23:57.800 and that

01:23:59.520 taking out

01:23:59.980 leadership will

01:24:00.700 not have a

01:24:02.360 giant

01:24:02.720 reverberation

01:24:03.660 later.

01:24:04.820 Now Iran 0.99

01:24:05.440 would be a

01:24:05.880 whole different

01:24:06.480 level, but

01:24:07.940 the thing is

01:24:08.600 that there's

01:24:09.880 one thing that

01:24:10.580 I feel very

01:24:11.480 confident about.

01:24:13.340 There's no

01:24:14.080 American, or 0.92

01:24:16.060 really anybody,

01:24:16.620 who wants a

01:24:18.080 war with

01:24:18.480 Iran.

01:24:18.840 I'm also

01:24:20.900 confident that

01:24:21.620 there's no

01:24:22.060 citizen of

01:24:22.760 Iran, and

01:24:23.640 probably nobody

01:24:24.280 in the

01:24:24.540 government, who

01:24:25.620 wants a war 0.97

01:24:26.360 with Israel

01:24:27.680 and a war

01:24:28.680 with the

01:24:28.960 United States.

01:24:29.620 So I think

01:24:31.620 that we're in

01:24:32.580 this weird

01:24:32.980 situation where

01:24:33.940 all the

01:24:34.620 countries involved

01:24:35.380 really, really,

01:24:36.560 really don't

01:24:37.060 want a war. 0.84

01:24:38.040 Like, seriously,

01:24:39.300 seriously don't

01:24:40.040 want a war. 0.84

01:24:40.720 Like, have

01:24:41.160 never not

01:24:41.880 wanted a war 0.94

01:24:42.520 more than

01:24:43.020 they don't

01:24:43.380 want this

01:24:43.760 war.

01:24:45.240 You know

01:24:45.800 what that

01:24:46.080 means?

01:24:47.920 You've got a

01:24:48.560 free pass to

01:24:49.180 take out their

01:24:49.680 leaders.

01:24:51.640 If the

01:24:52.320 citizens of

01:24:53.020 Iran were 0.98

01:24:53.720 screaming for

01:24:54.480 war, I

01:24:55.720 wouldn't take

01:24:56.120 out the

01:24:56.440 leader, because

01:24:57.740 then they'd

01:24:58.100 just get another

01:24:58.680 leader who's

01:24:59.280 another

01:24:59.560 badass, and

01:25:00.400 he's got a

01:25:01.540 mandate from

01:25:02.160 the public.

01:25:03.180 But I'm

01:25:03.880 not even so

01:25:04.680 sure that

01:25:05.500 the Iranian

01:25:08.420 public would

01:25:10.280 rise up.

01:25:11.680 You know,

01:25:11.840 typically, if

01:25:12.440 your country

01:25:12.860 gets attacked,

01:25:13.660 you're going

01:25:13.980 to say,

01:25:14.200 ah, I

01:25:14.520 don't like

01:25:14.880 my leaders,

01:25:15.480 but today

01:25:16.040 I do.

01:25:17.160 I don't

01:25:17.500 know.

01:25:18.720 It could

01:25:19.460 be that

01:25:20.000 especially the

01:25:21.420 young people

01:25:21.940 in Iran are

01:25:23.020 saying, you

01:25:24.400 know, I

01:25:24.620 wouldn't have

01:25:24.960 done it that

01:25:25.460 way.

01:25:25.920 I hate that

01:25:26.360 my country

01:25:26.820 got attacked.

01:25:28.280 You know,

01:25:28.440 civilians got

01:25:29.140 killed, too.

01:25:29.820 It's a

01:25:30.080 tragedy.

01:25:31.320 But on the

01:25:31.920 other hand,

01:25:32.980 on the other

01:25:33.540 hand, it

01:25:35.060 might make

01:25:35.440 something better

01:25:36.000 in the long

01:25:36.420 run.

01:25:37.840 So I'm

01:25:40.560 not going to

01:25:41.000 predict that

01:25:42.260 Israel will 1.00

01:25:42.840 take out the

01:25:43.360 leadership, because

01:25:44.160 I'm not sure

01:25:44.620 they have a

01:25:44.980 clean shot.

01:25:45.880 They might.

01:25:47.460 But I

01:25:48.700 think it's at

01:25:49.260 least 50%

01:25:50.640 likely.

01:25:52.360 I'm going to

01:25:52.800 go 50%.

01:25:53.860 the other

01:25:55.460 50% would

01:25:56.380 just be

01:25:56.900 negotiating

01:25:58.720 what they

01:25:59.420 attack, and

01:26:00.460 there's some

01:26:01.020 conversation, and

01:26:02.100 some people

01:26:03.000 want to attack

01:26:03.540 the nuclear

01:26:04.160 assets, and

01:26:05.000 some don't.

01:26:06.060 So it

01:26:06.460 could be

01:26:06.700 that.

01:26:08.160 But I've

01:26:09.300 just got a

01:26:09.780 feeling that

01:26:10.280 the longer

01:26:10.840 they wait,

01:26:12.600 it's because

01:26:13.340 it's something

01:26:13.940 bigger.

01:26:14.980 And it

01:26:15.280 could be

01:26:15.560 just bigger

01:26:16.200 in terms of

01:26:17.060 the impact

01:26:17.840 it has, not

01:26:18.440 bigger in

01:26:18.860 terms of the

01:26:19.400 explodability.

01:26:20.000 ability.

01:26:22.520 Anyway, we'll

01:26:23.640 see what

01:26:23.940 happens there.

01:26:25.060 So we wish

01:26:25.720 the best to

01:26:26.260 the residents

01:26:27.200 of North

01:26:28.080 Carolina and

01:26:28.980 all the

01:26:29.260 affected places

01:26:30.140 in Florida

01:26:30.880 today.

01:26:31.780 Hope all of

01:26:32.520 you find a

01:26:33.540 way to get

01:26:33.920 out.

01:26:35.520 We may

01:26:36.900 have, I'm

01:26:37.380 not sure, but

01:26:38.200 one of the

01:26:39.160 local members

01:26:40.620 got flooded,

01:26:42.660 and one of

01:26:43.620 the other

01:26:43.900 local members

01:26:44.680 who's in a

01:26:45.620 part of

01:26:46.280 Florida that

01:26:46.760 did not get

01:26:47.280 flooded has

01:26:48.080 already offered

01:26:48.800 to, you

01:26:50.840 know, make

01:26:51.240 some room.

01:26:52.420 So if you

01:26:53.360 have the

01:26:53.900 ability to

01:26:54.440 help somebody

01:26:55.040 out in

01:26:55.860 Florida, please

01:26:56.580 do that.

01:26:57.840 I received my

01:26:58.960 California voting

01:26:59.980 ballot yesterday

01:27:01.320 in the mail, so

01:27:02.740 I'm ready to

01:27:03.260 vote, and I

01:27:03.780 would like to

01:27:04.180 make the

01:27:04.640 following

01:27:05.040 suggestion

01:27:05.760 that, help

01:27:09.780 me with the

01:27:10.200 timing.

01:27:11.860 I want to

01:27:12.740 vote on

01:27:14.720 live stream,

01:27:16.840 but, so I

01:27:18.220 want to vote on

01:27:18.780 live stream so

01:27:19.640 that you can

01:27:20.100 vote at the

01:27:20.640 same time.

01:27:22.180 So I'd like the

01:27:23.440 people watching to

01:27:24.560 literally get out

01:27:25.360 their ballots, and

01:27:26.480 then I will fill

01:27:27.300 out mine, you

01:27:28.280 know, it's

01:27:28.500 different than

01:27:28.980 yours, different

01:27:29.620 state, but we'll

01:27:30.820 just fill them out

01:27:31.440 at the same time,

01:27:32.140 and just mail them

01:27:32.820 at the same time.

01:27:33.980 I would love if

01:27:35.980 all these many

01:27:36.840 right-leaning

01:27:38.060 podcasters that I

01:27:39.160 mentioned earlier

01:27:39.860 would do it at

01:27:41.220 the same time.

01:27:43.060 So wouldn't you

01:27:43.960 love that all of

01:27:45.400 your favorite

01:27:45.880 podcasters went

01:27:46.880 live at the same

01:27:47.860 time, and

01:27:49.280 every one of

01:27:49.800 them was

01:27:50.080 filling out a

01:27:50.580 ballot?

01:27:52.320 While you

01:27:53.000 fill down your

01:27:53.540 ballot, you do

01:27:55.060 it at the same

01:27:55.500 time, and we

01:27:57.220 make it special.

01:28:00.240 You know, we

01:28:00.540 make it something

01:28:01.080 everybody's in on.

01:28:02.540 Now, I don't know

01:28:03.200 if that would make,

01:28:04.040 you know, a

01:28:04.800 greater number of

01:28:05.560 people vote.

01:28:06.780 Maybe.

01:28:08.140 But I think

01:28:09.600 making it social

01:28:10.580 could be a real

01:28:12.740 smart play.

01:28:14.320 Voting by its

01:28:15.040 nature is an

01:28:15.780 individual act,

01:28:16.880 and not everybody

01:28:17.960 is motivated by

01:28:19.040 their individual

01:28:19.940 need to vote.

01:28:21.800 But people are

01:28:22.680 very motivated by

01:28:23.980 any social

01:28:24.880 situation.

01:28:26.700 We're just

01:28:27.400 wired that way.

01:28:28.520 So if you made

01:28:29.240 voting from an

01:28:30.700 individual act to

01:28:31.980 a social act,

01:28:33.000 even if the social

01:28:33.940 part is everybody's

01:28:34.980 online doing it at

01:28:35.880 the same time, I

01:28:37.460 feel like that would

01:28:38.320 increase your number

01:28:39.420 of votes.

01:28:40.920 Maybe not a lot,

01:28:42.780 maybe 1%, but

01:28:45.760 we're in a 1%

01:28:46.640 race.

01:28:48.160 So I want to

01:28:49.060 pick a day, and

01:28:51.420 I'm trying to

01:28:51.780 figure out the

01:28:52.200 best day.

01:28:53.000 Would the best

01:28:53.600 day be exactly

01:28:54.700 two weeks before

01:28:55.940 the election?

01:28:56.980 Because you want

01:28:57.940 to make sure that

01:28:58.640 the post office

01:29:00.300 delivers, right?

01:29:01.200 One week feels

01:29:02.120 like it's dicey.

01:29:04.420 I mean, it would

01:29:05.080 be legal.

01:29:05.700 You could vote

01:29:06.160 one week before,

01:29:07.340 but, you know,

01:29:08.680 if there's a

01:29:09.460 hurricane or

01:29:10.060 something, the

01:29:10.680 mail is late.

01:29:11.800 So how about

01:29:12.880 two weeks before

01:29:14.940 election day?

01:29:16.300 So that would be a

01:29:17.300 Tuesday, I don't

01:29:18.440 know what date it

01:29:18.940 was, but I'm just

01:29:20.080 going to float that

01:29:20.700 idea for a day.

01:29:22.140 I want to see if

01:29:23.280 there's any interest.

01:29:24.760 So if any other

01:29:25.380 podcasters have an

01:29:26.520 interest, just drop

01:29:29.100 a post on X, tag me

01:29:32.080 on it so I know

01:29:32.900 you're interested.

01:29:34.300 And so the target

01:29:35.720 date, unless I get

01:29:36.720 talked out of it,

01:29:37.460 the target date

01:29:38.120 would be two weeks

01:29:39.280 before election day.

01:29:40.560 It would be a

01:29:41.000 Tuesday, and

01:29:42.680 we'll just all go

01:29:43.680 live at the same

01:29:44.600 time.

01:29:45.360 And let's pick a

01:29:46.020 time.

01:29:46.640 Let's say, let's

01:29:48.100 say 9 p.m.

01:29:49.820 Eastern time.

01:29:51.420 So you can get to

01:29:52.440 6 p.m. on the

01:29:53.460 West Coast.

01:29:54.600 And we'll just

01:29:55.660 sit down, we'll

01:29:57.360 fill out our

01:29:57.900 ballots, and we'll

01:29:59.540 drop them in the

01:30:00.280 mail.

01:30:01.000 So that's my plan.

01:30:02.420 All right.

01:30:03.280 So locals, I'm

01:30:05.640 going to stay with

01:30:06.280 you.

01:30:06.620 The rest of you,

01:30:07.320 I'll see you

01:30:07.740 tomorrow.

01:30:08.040 Thanks for

01:30:08.560 joining.

01:30:09.580 And we're going

01:30:10.420 to locals

01:30:11.020 privately if you're

01:30:12.340 on X or

01:30:13.040 Rumble or

01:30:13.980 YouTube.

01:30:15.160 I will see you

01:30:15.700 tomorrow.

01:30:16.500 Thank you.

01:30:21.960 Thank you.

01:30:24.720 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 10, 2024

Episode 2624 CWSA 10⧸10⧸24

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