Last night I stayed up and with my live stream audience at Locals, we waited for and then watched the big Tesla announcement. And it was really impressive, I got to see the new things that we saw, not all new, but we saw the robots.
00:01:43.640So they rented some kind of movie set that looked like a city.
00:01:47.980I think it's one that the studios use.
00:01:50.900And they used that as sort of a virtual city, and then they had a whole bunch of autonomous Tesla cabs that were going to give every single person who attended a ride.
00:02:03.720So people lined up, and then the cabs took them on rides around the fake city, just as if it were a real city.
00:02:10.800Now, apparently, the technology looks like it works.
00:02:16.540So the only thing they have to do is actually build the things.
00:02:20.120I don't know exactly what the legal environment is.
00:02:25.520They might need some kind of approvals before it goes live.
00:02:28.680But the look of the vehicle is better than anything Tesla's ever made.
00:02:35.000Way better design than any of the cars.
00:02:37.980Way better design than the Cybertruck.
00:02:40.800And the van also looked pretty impressive.
00:06:58.120So Robert Scovel was at the event, and he said he met an Apple employee at the Tesla launch there.
00:07:10.120And he said that the Apple employee told him that Apple killed its own plans for an autonomous car after it found out what Tesla was building.
00:07:25.480Now, why would Apple, being such a capable company, not think it could compete with Tesla?
00:07:32.800Well, number one, Tesla has all these zillions of miles of cars that have collected all this video knowledge.
00:07:41.100So Tesla can train it, because it has training experience from other cars, but nobody else has that.
00:07:49.380The other thing that's way bigger than all of that is that Elon Musk seems to be the only person who knows how to manufacture.
00:07:58.360Apple doesn't know how to manufacture anything in America.
00:08:01.460And if you make your robots in China, you've got some explaining to do.
00:08:06.020But if Tesla makes their robots and their auto cars and everything in America, people are going to be a lot more comfortable with it.
00:08:16.520So I think that Apple is showing a weakness in that if they can't build it somewhere else in another country, I don't know if they can build anything.
00:08:28.740But Tesla has shown it can build anything anywhere.
00:08:32.280I mean, that's not even the same business, practically.
00:08:38.320I don't know how, in the long run, it seems like Apple's got a lot of challenges.
00:08:44.040So after all these amazing, amazing things that came out about Tesla and at least two of the markets it introduced are trillion-dollar markets.
00:08:53.520So the robots will probably be a trillion-dollar business, maybe multiple trillions, and the cyber cabs could be another trillion dollars.
00:09:04.980So what happens when a company that definitely can deliver says it's going to do things that would make the company worth 10 times as much as it is now?
00:09:19.300Now, I assume some of this is because smart analysts are saying things like, oh, we thought it would come a year earlier, or we thought it would, I don't know, look different or something.
00:09:34.280But I have no idea why the stock is down when they just introduced a really solid plan to be the biggest company of all time, changing the world.
00:12:52.860But the photo that somebody chose to go with the headline, Walsh to do a media blitz to woo male voters, is the gayest photo you've ever seen of Walsh.
00:14:08.140And everybody who was commenting at it had, like, photos of popcorn because they think that nothing could be possibly more entertaining than watching Tim Walsh try to act like a heterosexual male.
00:14:21.260Anyway, I don't know anything about his sexuality.
00:14:24.460I just know that his body language is not compatible with his stated sexual preference, which is there's no way you can ignore it.
00:16:31.360I don't really trust the medical process anymore.
00:16:38.260That's something I actually said to my doctor.
00:16:40.200I said nothing personal, but I don't trust anything about the medical process anymore.
00:16:46.580Now, what I meant was that the doctor worked for Kaiser, you know, big healthcare HMO situation.
00:16:54.200And anybody who's been with any big organization knows that the doctor would be constrained by what the larger organization he works for allows him to say and also allows him to recommend.
00:17:07.960And given that I'm not necessarily wanting to be limited ever by what he's allowed to say and by what he's allowed to recommend, I just wanted to put down a stake and say, I don't trust the system.
00:17:22.120I trust probably you, but I don't trust that you can operate freely within the system.
00:17:28.440So I'm not going to necessarily take medical recommendations on face value.
00:17:33.600I'm going to do a whole bunch of research and I'm going to make my own decision.
00:17:37.700So that's the speech I give to doctors now.
00:17:41.260I just wonder if any of you are doing the same.
00:17:43.580Because it just doesn't feel like just take what they recommend.
00:17:48.240It just doesn't feel like that's the right thing to do anymore.
00:17:50.880You got to get a lot of opinions before you feel like you know anything about anything.
00:17:57.860Anyway, in related news, Science Daily says that there's a new extra sensitive robot finger that is so sensitive it can take a patient's pulse and check for lumps.
00:18:12.180So the finger can like, I guess, just put a finger on some part of your body and check your pulse.
00:18:57.980I don't know if you saw a video of J.D. Vance at an event, and there was a very, very large woman that they placed on the stage behind him.
00:19:12.960So you know how politicians always like to have a diverse set of supporters who are behind them on the stage, so that when you're looking, you can see, oh, people of all color and types and genders, they like this candidate.
00:19:27.380So they had one very large woman of the diverse demographic, and the diverse woman who weighed something like 400 pounds crushed her chair while J.D. was.
00:19:50.120She was just sitting there, and all of a sudden, she crushed it.
00:20:00.360So J.D., being quick on his feet, you know, he immediately stopped what he was doing because he thought somebody was in trouble.
00:20:08.280And so he leapt to his feet to see what he could do.
00:20:12.380Now, the first thing you like about that is that something dangerous happened, and you heard somebody, you know, scream out, and J.D. was immediately on his feet and facing the problem.
00:20:26.120Like, that feels like military training, right?
00:20:29.440You could easily imagine that if there's a loud scream behind you in the context of people being, you know, attempted to be assassinated on his very team, that the first thing you do is hit the ground, or that you would, like, look to get away from it or something.
00:20:44.840He turned immediately toward it, you know, and it was behind him.
00:20:48.860So just seeing the first instinct of Trump, which was to get up and yell, fight, fight, fight, it's just so revealing.
00:20:59.160And then you see the first instinct of Vance, when there was trouble, is to go toward it.
00:21:09.520Who knows if it's, you know, really revealing his inner character or something, but this is somebody who joined the military, you know, the Marines.
00:21:18.860That certainly suggests that he's a person who can run toward trouble.
00:21:25.240But one thing I know is if RFK Jr. doesn't get elected, there's going to be a lot more broken chairs, because our food supply is completely botched.
00:21:37.260And I don't even blame the people who were, you know, way overweight, as this particular woman was,
00:21:45.280because I think our food system is so broken that some percentage of Americans just don't have a chance.
00:21:53.960I mean, they don't have access to, you know, whole foods and, you know, maybe not the same knowledge of what the food is doing to them.
00:22:02.900So, yeah, our food is really dangerous to at least half of Americans who haven't figured out a way around it.
00:22:10.480And the other half are probably in trouble, too.
00:22:12.000But Vance was smart and he blamed, he cleverly blamed Kamala Harris for building the platform.
00:22:20.180So instead of blaming the person who was too heavy for a regular chair, he blamed the platform, not the chair.
00:22:27.060And he blamed it on Harris, which in the context of a political campaign, got a real good laugh.
00:22:33.760But it was smart that he, you know, he put the attention on Harris instead of the individual.
00:23:44.080If a Republican is up by one or even tied in the national vote, that's a strong indication of a landslide in the Electoral College.
00:23:53.600So in order for, I think Trump beat Hillary when Hillary had a pretty solid lead in the overall vote.
00:24:02.120So here's what is really jumping out at me.
00:24:07.320You have noticed that Kamala Harris keeps saying that she has a problem with men and that the male vote is just really obviously different than the female vote.
00:24:20.780If I said to you, I want you to choose the gender that is more likely to lie to a pollster when they call your house, who's it going to be?
00:24:59.340And the Democrats have all figured out by now that the so-called shy Trump supporter is not hypothetical.
00:25:11.940Do you remember in the first election?
00:25:14.380So before the election of 2016, I was very loudly and publicly saying that there was a shy Trump contingent and they were going to surprise in the end.
00:25:24.700And there was, and they did, and it took a while, but eventually the media agreed, yeah, there really were a lot of Trump supporters who were hidden.
00:25:37.580Now, in 2020, even though Trump lost, they found the same thing.
00:25:44.120So in other words, even though he lost, the polls were way off in terms of his male support.
00:25:49.520So right now, the polls show that Trump is slightly ahead in, I think, six of the seven swing states and slightly ahead in the national polls.
00:26:06.740Do you know what that means when you add the shy Trump supporters?
00:26:10.400If he's already ahead in all of the metrics that matter, he's never been there before.
00:26:19.520Trump has never been leading in the polls, and on top of it, shy Trump supporters.
00:28:36.900I don't know how there could be any other possibility, really.
00:28:42.720And he asks, and then he points out further, that they clearly plan to exhaust all Republican and public efforts to challenge them, run out the clock with favorable press, and call anybody dissenting a neo-Nazi, etc.
00:29:35.920So, he says two words that are the most important two words you need to know about what's going to happen on election day and the few days after that.
00:29:59.860The wild card is whether there's anything that the Republicans are doing, Laura Trump and all of her attorneys and watchers, is there anything they're doing that could detect this at a scale where the courts would say, oh, okay, wow, this is so bad, we have to put a stop to this?
00:30:20.580But since we don't know exactly the nature of the cheating and all the places it could be caught, is it even possible?
00:30:28.980If a million votes came in from overseas that were a million more than we expected and they didn't have proper anything on them, would it matter?
00:30:40.020Would the watchers be able to look at the overseas votes and say, oh, these don't look good to us?
00:30:45.140And even if they didn't look good, don't they get counted anyway?
00:30:47.840And if they get counted anyway, then don't you have to, then you have an election result and they would call Kamala Harris as the winner.
00:30:57.200When have we ever had somebody called the winner and have it reversed?
00:31:02.120In American history, that's never happened, right?
00:31:04.740Nobody's ever been declared the winner on election day.
00:31:07.520And then, oh, we checked a little, did a little more checking, we reversed it.
00:31:12.220I don't think we have reversible elections.
00:31:15.760I think whoever is called the winner on election day is simply going to take the job.
00:31:23.100And it's because we don't have a system that can correct it within the short period of time and with the tools that are available to the courts.
00:31:31.240We don't have any tools to correct it.
00:31:34.680Unless, again, unless the RNC with, you know, Watley and Trump have done such a good job that they can look behind, you know, they can look around corners and they can see in the darkness where nobody else can see.
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00:33:53.260Kamala Harris was talking to a Hispanic crowd at Univision.
00:33:58.880And she says very clearly that she's trying real hard to get a pathway to citizenship for all the people in this country, which means voting.
00:34:09.000So, as others have said, you're saying it directly and out loud that the, she doesn't say that this is the point of it, but you can sort of assume this, that the point of the migration was just to help Democrats win elections and hold power.
00:34:27.240And that none of what they said was true except that.
00:34:32.940She was asked about grocery prices, and she said she was born in the middle class and she would never forget it, and she wants an opportunity economy.
00:35:12.000And surprised me, because, you know, years ago when I would see her operate, you know, at these hearings and stuff, when she was a senator, I thought she was a pretty good operator.
00:35:27.940Well, the Atlantic, that's a publication, sort of, Charlie Warzel writes that free speech was and is an unmitigated disaster, and we need to really aggressively get some aggressive government regulations on the speech platforms, because the free market doesn't work and it never will, in terms of free speech.
00:35:52.780So there is a Democratic message that they'd like to end free speech, and they'd like to bring in illegal aliens to take your jobs and vote your money away.
00:36:06.460And the Democrats are saying it pretty directly, pretty direct.
00:36:11.980They want to take your free speech, they want to take your guns, and they want to make sure that your vote doesn't count, because they'll bring in lots of illegals, and it also gives them an ability to create their own illegal votes.
00:36:24.500So, they're saying it directly, so they're saying it directly, you can't say that they didn't warn you, they did, they're warning you plenty, they're saying exactly what they bled to do.
00:36:38.440Anyway, according to Zero Hedge, there's what's called an anti-hate art exhibit in LA.
00:36:46.080Okay, so if you were going to do an anti-hate art exhibit, what would be some things that would be included?
00:36:54.560Well, you probably have a long list of things you would include if you were doing an anti-hate art exhibit.
00:37:00.780But this particular anti-hate art exhibit includes a head of Donald Trump that is either rubber or something that you can kick around.
00:37:15.880So they had a game that involved using Donald Trump's head as a soccer ball.
00:37:23.760This is for the anti-hate art exhibit.
00:37:27.740So the anti-hate people were teaching people to hate white people, and Trump in particular, at the anti-hate art exhibit.
00:37:40.740Now, have I ever mentioned that Tucker Carlson was completely right, even though I mocked him for years,
00:37:47.900when he said that the Democrats will accuse you of doing exactly what they're doing right in front of you while they're accusing you?
00:43:44.740Meanwhile, Trump, giving a speech on energy, says he'll cut the energy costs and electricity in half within 12 months.
00:43:56.240He'll expedite environmental approvals, double our electricity capacity, drive down inflation, make America and Michigan the best place on earth to build a factory.
00:44:05.060Well, that sounds a little hyperbolic, but I don't mind at all.
00:44:37.020It'd be great if he could do it, but I don't think he could do it.
00:44:39.400I don't think anybody could do anything in 12 months, but is he going to do everything that a leader should do and all the things that Harris is not doing?
00:45:59.300You're going to cut my electricity in half and you tell me how you're going to do it with expedited environmental approvals and basically lower regulations?
00:46:33.360I like a leader so I could just do my own life.
00:46:36.520But if you can't give me a leader, I'm going to have to fucking do it because we're biologically built that way that we won't be leaderless.
00:47:36.400There's no law that says you can't do it.
00:47:38.360It's just people who want what's best for the country know that you don't want to ruin the electoral process by throwing some legal stuff in there or some FBI and stuff in there and that that's just not good for the country.
00:47:52.540However, Judge Chuck Kahn apparently doesn't give a fuck what's good for the country, only what's good for her team.
00:47:58.500And she's going to unseal that evidence in October surprise.
00:48:05.640Nobody's going to believe the October surprise.
00:48:08.360No, nobody really cares about the details of this thing.
00:48:11.500And there's probably nothing in there that's especially damning anyway.
00:48:14.240So I'm not sure it'll make any difference.
00:48:17.540But they can write anything in there and there won't be time to legally dispute it.
00:48:24.720So just the fact that people will have heard the accusations is so slimy, so dirty, so obviously interfering with an election in a way that should be illegal.
00:48:34.920And this is one of those weird cases where I'm absolutely positive that the judge should be in jail for this.
00:48:41.660And I'm absolutely positive that Trump should not be guilty of anything based on what I've seen.
00:48:48.480So how often have you seen a case where you're pretty sure the judge should be locked up immediately and that the defendant should be set free?
00:49:13.700But the badness with which she's acting is on a level that you should think, oh, somebody acting that poorly and that anti-socially, you wish they're in jail.
00:49:26.380Well, but there's no law against it as far as I know.
00:50:29.680The people who have access to the internal polling.
00:50:33.920You see that Trump has a dominant position.
00:50:36.780The people who only have access to the public polling still think it's close.
00:50:41.920So whenever you have this situation, which is an unusual one, it's unusual that there would be some subset of bettors who would have way better information than the other subset of bettors.
00:50:56.780When you've got some bettors who know the real answer and some bettors don't, boop, you're going to see that jump.
00:51:05.160So what you're seeing is that the people who have access to the internal polling are betting strong on Trump because they know he's way ahead.
00:51:14.740The people who have only access to the public polling are still saying, well, Democrats have a good ground game.
00:51:21.660So I think Kamala's going to pull it out.
00:51:24.460So I think the entire thing is that the insiders now have special knowledge about the extent of the difference.
00:51:31.720I believe the Harris campaign is now the beginning of what will be a complete collapse in the next week.
00:51:40.380Within the next week, all the polls will true up because it's the middle of the month and it's too close to the election to let it go on any further.
00:51:48.880So that's when complete collapse happens.
00:51:52.160And you're going to see a level of finger pointing by the Democrats.
00:51:55.500I think the Democrats will fairly quickly abandon the normal rhetoric and start pointing fingers at each other so that the important thing is they know who was responsible for the loss that's coming.
00:52:10.700Now, at the same time that those Democrats are thinking, oh, damn, we lost, I also think, I agree with Adam Townsend, that there's some other group of just criminals, just pure criminals, that are not working with the leadership.
00:52:28.520It's like the Democrat leadership, maybe one of them is.
00:52:33.260But in general, they're not having conversations with anybody who's planning to throw the election.
00:52:40.000So if you didn't have any direct contact with anybody on your team who is literally planning to throw the election and the only polling you saw look terrible for your candidate, you would start pointing fingers because you think, oh, shoot, we're going to lose this.
00:52:52.500The only thing I can get out of this is try to not have my reputation go down.
00:53:00.780So people are going to point at Kamala Harris's campaign.
00:54:07.420So he said something that got taken out of context, in my opinion, that he wouldn't be, he said that he could imagine that if he had had, and I'm paraphrasing here, he said that if he could imagine what it was like to be a Palestinian living under the conditions that the Gazans were living under,
00:54:30.080that he couldn't rule out the fact that he might have been persuaded to participate in something like an October 7th surprise as a Palestinian.
00:54:41.860Now, most people, good people, the people who don't like terrorism and violence, and the people who love Israel, quite reasonably said,
00:54:51.920did you just say that if people were persuasive, you might become a terrorist?
00:55:59.280Do you think that the German citizens who got convinced to do horrible things, do you think that they were all born horrible people?
00:56:06.860No, no, no, they had a certain set of influences.
00:56:10.480Do you think that the Manson family, the members who were not Charles Manson, do you think every one of them was a murderous psychopath?
00:56:19.720Not always, not always, not always, they were put in a position of brainwashing and became that.
00:56:26.500So when Todd Nahasi Coates says that he can imagine that if he were in a certain set of circumstances, that he would have been one of the terrorists, I'm going to agree with him totally.
00:56:38.860Absolutely. I could totally imagine that if I were in a certain set of circumstances where brainwashing was being deeply applied every day since I was born.
00:56:51.620So I'm going to back Todd Nahasi on this one opinion.
00:56:56.200Again, it has nothing to do with Jews or Palestinians, has nothing to do with Israel, has nothing to do with the Palestinians, has nothing to do with Hamas.
00:57:03.700Not even talking about that. Just this one point. Could any regular good human be turned into a murderous monster?
00:57:13.380Yes. Yes. All of us. Every one of us. Yeah. Guaranteed. Yeah. You just have to start from birth.
00:57:22.680That's all it takes. The Palestinians have been trained since birth.
00:57:25.880So there's no mystery to it. There's no secret technique. There's no magic they use. There's no, there's no like, oh, it's only because these three amazing coincidences happen.
00:57:37.740No, this is the most ordinary thing in the world that anybody can be turned into a psychopathic murder.
00:57:44.280If you don't know that, a lot of the world will be confusing to you.
00:57:47.360When I found out my friend got a great deal on a wool coat from Winners, I started wondering, is every fabulous item I see from Winners?
00:57:56.360Like that woman over there with the designer jeans. Are those from Winners?
00:58:00.800Ooh, or those beautiful gold earrings? Did she pay full price?
00:58:04.620Or that leather tote? Or that cashmere sweater? Or those knee-high boots?
01:00:49.020They could be real complaints, but not necessarily Israel's fault.
01:00:53.500And the way that would work is that Israel has a totally dangerous situation where there are too many terrorists that they can't identify within the normal public.
01:01:04.840So, they're acting in a way that you wouldn't want anybody to act unless they were trying to save their lives, which is exactly what they're trying to do.
01:01:12.060They're trying to save their own lives.
01:01:13.500And that requires something a little less than, a lot less than, you know, full, equal freedom and treating everybody the same.
01:01:23.100But how many of you have even seen a news story in which somebody said, well, we certainly don't support any of the violence.
01:01:31.320But it should be said that the conditions, partly, mostly it's the religious interpretation, but partly the, you know, the way people are treated differently on the ground might be part of the story.
01:03:03.500But if you've never heard the story of what their, like, actual legitimate citizen complaints are, then you wouldn't understand the full situation.
01:03:12.960Now, let me go back to a point I've made in the past.
01:03:18.460We all like to live in a world where there are rules and people act ethically and people act morally.
01:03:35.900If self-defense is what we're talking about, you can do anything you want.
01:03:39.040And in my view, Israel, who is taking a self-defense, rationally, logically, obviously, common sense, they're taking a self-defense posture.
01:03:51.680And in some situations, such as determining who can freely use a road, it requires some discrimination.
01:04:01.220I'm just saying that if you're going to be mad at somebody for self-defense, you're off base.
01:04:12.200And it's the same argument about the border.
01:04:15.180I want the border sealed tight as a gnat's ass.
01:04:21.060But would that be discrimination against, you know, the good people who just want to be American citizens and work and add to the tax base?
01:04:29.700It would be a little, some would say, unethical or immoral to discriminate against 99 people to stop that one cartel or Venezuelan gang member to come over.
01:04:45.600You know, you're basically treating 100 people like the one bad one that's in the batch.
01:05:10.360If it keeps me from getting killed, of course.
01:05:13.440So I'm going to apply the same standard to Israel, which is if I watch anybody doing anything that looks unethical or immoral to somebody else,
01:05:21.640but it's also clearly keeping the people safe who are doing it, I'm going to say, none of my business.
01:05:43.120So, it's complicated, and I think it's fair if you want to understand the situation to see that there are legitimate complaints from the citizens of the Palestinian situation.
01:05:56.780But, in my opinion, the source of their complaints is their own people.
01:06:01.500So, if the Palestinians rooted out the terrorists within their ranks, taught their children not to be dangerous in these situations,
01:06:14.040then eventually they would solve their own problem, and Israel would say,
01:06:17.920huh, nobody's attacked us like a terrorist in 10 years.