Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2627 CWSA 10⧸13⧸24

00:00:00.000 freaking way no freaking way I can't believe oh my god oh my god well there 0.84

00:00:19.560 it comes wow one more time one more time no freaking way

00:00:49.560 how is that possible wow wow wow indeed that is quite the accomplishment

00:01:19.560 good morning everybody and welcome to the highlight of human civilization obviously if

00:01:31.800 you'd like to take this experience up to levels that nobody can understand with their tiny shiny

00:01:36.780 human brains all you need for that is a cup or mugger a glass of tanker gels with time a canteen

00:01:42.280 jugger flask a vessel of any kind including the starship and now join me now for the unparalleled

00:01:49.540 pleasure of the dopamine in a day thing that makes everything better it's called the

00:01:53.300 simultaneous sip and it happens now go

00:01:57.460 oh my goodness

00:02:05.120 that was my impression of a starship

00:02:14.140 quite amazing

00:02:17.480 if you had to guess would you guess that you could ever make a gigantic ship like the biggest rocket ever

00:02:26.640 and then just sort of catch it with two chopsticks and a gigantic rocket grabbing machine

00:02:33.420 how in the world did you pull that off so how was your week uh elon musk had a good week

00:02:40.020 he rolled out robo cabs um let's see see auto auto taxis uh what else let's see there was a robo van

00:02:50.940 uh there was a fleet of robots although they were human operated uh and now the starship

00:02:59.200 oh my goodness oh my goodness oh my goodness what a week

00:03:04.680 and there's a good possibility that within a month his preferred candidate for president will be present

00:03:11.740 we'll talk about that meanwhile according to the daily mail evidence of alien life

00:03:17.240 could be revealed next month uh says a nasa filmmaker well

00:03:22.120 if there's one person you can believe about space and science it's a filmmaker

00:03:28.240 yeah a filmmaker so we've got this really important source a filmmaker

00:03:33.540 but he does know some real things apparently there is a real five hour long radio burst

00:03:41.060 that comes from a a region well i know this region well it's called proxima centauri

00:03:47.460 i i like the vacation there it's 4.2 light years away from earth so the trip is it's a long trip but

00:03:55.660 it's worth it you should see the beaches oh my god they're great the food oh the food on

00:04:01.640 proxima centauri it's out of this world anyway uh they think that maybe according to the oxford team

00:04:09.400 they're analyzing it and they're they're putting it through the machines and the analysis and they're

00:04:15.800 going to find out what the heck is this because it seems to be that it could be a non-human intelligence

00:04:23.880 from our solar system no not from our universe very exciting or the other thing it could be do

00:04:31.480 you know what the other thing it could be um nothing nothing it could be just some

00:04:39.000 random noise so it's either we've discovered intelligent life somewhere out in the universe

00:04:45.720 capable of sending a radio signal that we can interpret 4.2 light years away from earth

00:04:53.560 or it's noise just random noise they can't tell yet but it's definitely one of those two things

00:05:00.840 i'm gonna bet on random noise you want to place your bets yeah i'm gonna bet on noise

00:05:12.760 oh there's always that one person who can't hear

00:05:17.720 you always you know you never know if it's the troll is it always the same person i can't hear

00:05:23.960 everybody else is commenting like they can hear about i can't hear you know what i should do i should

00:05:29.240 stop thousands of people from having fun in the normal way that they'd like to so that i can yell

00:05:35.640 hey okay here thank you paul

00:05:40.680 anyway there's another study from let's see who had this somebody that uh oh from no ridge whatever that

00:05:50.280 is no ridge that muscle strength is linked to better mental health the stronger you are the smarter you are

00:05:59.240 now finally you understand why i'm so smart it's my muscles yeah yeah how many times have i told you

00:06:06.600 a million times just this week that your brain and your body are the same organ stop saying there's a

00:06:12.840 brain and there's a body and there are different things no your body is your brain you take care of

00:06:18.680 your body and you're smarter what does that mean your body's your brain it the the moment you realize

00:06:26.040 that that reframe is true it's not just something you say your body is your brain take care of your

00:06:33.240 body if you want your brain to work and you want to have a good mental health and all that stuff

00:06:38.600 get that body going speaking your body according to slay news 60 of baby foods sold in america doesn't

00:06:47.800 meet nutritional standards yikes most of it didn't meet protein guidelines 44 had more sugar than it

00:06:55.960 should have and 25 didn't even meet the calorie requirement so we don't check the quality of the

00:07:05.560 food we give to toddlers apparently not are you surprised no you're not it's exactly what you'd expect

00:07:16.120 if i told you hey we've never done this before but i'd like you to study the quality of the food that

00:07:23.560 we serve to toddlers do you think you would have had to study it well you could have just asked me

00:07:32.200 scott do you think that the food that we're giving to toddlers is as safe as we'd like it to be huh

00:07:39.000 let me just think for a moment uh 100 of everything else in the country is

00:07:46.200 up beyond belief but no not the toddler food the toddler food's fine no i wouldn't have said that

00:07:53.560 i would have said everything in the country is up beyond belief except for apparently spacex and

00:08:01.000 things that elon does and everything else is up beyond belief oh but no the the food for the toddlers 0.54

00:08:09.080 is the one bright spot among it all no it isn't it's exactly like everything else in the country it's a

00:08:15.480 fraud in all likelihood everything from our elections to our health care to our food for our toddlers to our

00:08:24.200 finance system it does appear that it's all broken so there's that there's a new uh potential big

00:08:35.320 discovery uh tech explorers talking about it that uh some company came up with some something called an

00:08:41.960 integer integer addition algorithm that can reduce the electricity needed for ai by 95 thank you 95

00:08:51.640 percent what is one of the biggest problems in the country right now that we're going to run out of

00:08:56.680 electricity because of all the ai requirements it's just massively um hungry for electricity more

00:09:05.160 than way more than we have you know like 10 times more than the country produces we would need for ai

00:09:10.760 and we don't really have a way to get there fast enough but with a small change in hardware

00:09:18.200 which has already been prototyped so they they built it they've tested it on hardware they can reduce

00:09:23.880 the ai electricity need by 95 now the nvidia chips don't have this so for the nvidia product to go down

00:09:36.920 that much in power need they would have to add some some kind of hardware fix but it seems doable

00:09:44.120 if this checks out so we don't know exactly yet if the claim checks out but if it did big big big big

00:09:52.520 big news for the country the world really well there's a little known psychedelic that i never heard of

00:10:01.240 uh that they gave to some rats it's a it's got a big scientific name that i never heard of you've

00:10:08.600 never heard of it either and it's not one of the common ones that people talk about it's some new

00:10:13.960 thing uh it's a it's a five-dimethoxy for iodafetamoline and apparently it causes long-lasting changes to

00:10:26.600 brain structure and cognitive ability in mice i said rats but should have said mice and

00:10:33.880 uh it can make your mouse smarter and more flexible in the long run it stays that way you wonder what

00:10:41.720 is the uh what's the total potential for modifying your brain permanently with the psychedelics and why

00:10:51.320 is it only the psychedelics that seem to do it have you noticed that if you give your brain something

00:10:56.760 that's not a psychedelic it might make it you know a little faster or something but it does make these

00:11:01.960 radical changes why is it that there's a whole constellation it's not even just one kind of

00:11:08.920 psychedelic they're like several psychedelics that are let's just say indicated for improving your brain

00:11:18.200 why are they all psychedelics there's something in the mechanism that we don't entirely understand

00:11:25.240 and i don't know how the fact that they're all different and they operate in different ways

00:11:32.840 and yet they would all be like amazingly positive for your brain and your mental health

00:11:39.000 i would like to suggest the following that what these psychedelics do is less about the exact chemical

00:11:47.640 composition and more about what it allows your awareness to accept and once your awareness

00:11:55.080 accepts that you perhaps have some control over your how you feel and how you process your world

00:12:03.080 and that your world is subjective not objective there might be some objective truth to the external world

00:12:10.360 but it's not available to us so once you realize that the stuff you see is a production of your own brain

00:12:17.320 which is what psychedelics teach you and you never lose that once you experience the psychedelic

00:12:24.600 world you realize hey i know what everything is like i know this is a piece of paper i can read it

00:12:32.760 everything works but it's completely different how's that possible how can it be completely different and

00:12:40.360 it still works and i even understand all the parts that's when you realize that your understanding of the

00:12:47.640 world is completely subjective there might be an objective world but you don't have access to it

00:12:53.400 you've just built this little movie in your head i believe and this is just a hypothesis that once you've

00:12:59.640 experienced the experience the extreme subjectivity of your experience that you can modify it on demand

00:13:09.000 and that you can feel that you can and that that feeling alone would be good for your mental health and

00:13:14.200 good for your overall brain health because then you become the the the maintainer of the health of

00:13:20.200 your brain because you realize that you can it just moves it from something out of your control

00:13:26.120 to seemingly something within your control now you might say to me scott that's all very well and

00:13:33.320 good and all happens within your head and if you're having a good experience of whatever's happening

00:13:37.800 inside your skull there that's great for you but do you want to get weirder would you like to take it

00:13:44.840 up one level of weirder for sunday yes scott yes give it to us weird give it to us hard and weird we will

00:13:55.320 here comes hard and weird there's a double slit experiment which is being used in a different way

00:14:03.000 than the usual a classic physics double slit experiment where they send light through two

00:14:08.520 slits and depending on whether it's being observed or measured it can give you a different result than

00:14:13.880 if nobody's observing or measuring it which has suggested that perhaps the observation is what

00:14:21.240 makes reality collapse now there's some people who say that's all bs and that's just our human way of

00:14:28.040 interpreting it and nothing like that's happening at all so it's not as clear as that

00:14:35.400 but there's a new study they used a double slit experiment just because it's randomized so in this case

00:14:41.560 they used it as a randomizer not as the typical double slit thing and here's what they did they had some

00:14:49.800 people um put their attention on it and then and just think about it so the people were not in

00:14:58.040 in physical or visual contact with it so they weren't touching it and they weren't seeing it

00:15:04.200 they were just thinking about it really hard they're just directing their intelligence toward it

00:15:08.440 another group of people were not thinking about it not directing their intelligence toward it

00:15:14.040 guess what

00:15:16.840 you get different results in the double slit experiment if people are thinking about it not even observing it

00:15:23.160 thinking about it

00:15:29.080 now is that true i don't know it's in the news and it's a recreational belief for me

00:15:35.880 it's fun so let's put it all together in the psychedelic state you have the very clear

00:15:45.000 understanding that you're building your world on your own in your mind but then when you're done with the

00:15:51.080 trip you might say to yourself well i'm not actually building a real world in my mind it's just in my mind

00:15:59.640 and then you find out that the double slit experiment apparently in two different ways

00:16:05.800 one the classic way that measuring makes a difference but in this less classic way that simply thinking

00:16:12.200 about it changes the randomized results that would clearly suggest that you are the author of your

00:16:18.520 the author of your experience in a more fundamental way than just an illusion of it

00:16:25.800 and so i submit to you that the psychedelics may simply be a key

00:16:31.400 that unlocks your knowledge of how much control you have over your actual experience

00:16:37.640 and i will suggest further that if you were to look at the some of the most successful

00:16:43.400 entrepreneurs you would find a very strong correlation between the most successful people

00:16:52.920 and having at least one psychedelic experience

00:16:58.040 that's what the news doesn't want you to know now am i guessing not exactly

00:17:03.960 i'm not exactly guessing

00:17:10.440 no uh you know there there are things that are not in the news that individuals will tell you

00:17:16.040 and i live in silicon valley ish you know i'm outside of it a little bit but not too far

00:17:21.480 i can tell you that some of the most successful people in the world have had at least one

00:17:28.040 trip now sometimes they'll tell you it was the difference

00:17:31.560 other times they won't and maybe it isn't and maybe they don't know i don't know but

00:17:37.560 this is getting really close to understanding how things work

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00:18:44.360 now if there were people who could uh move reality like that wouldn't we see them if somebody could

00:18:55.080 actually got really good at just manipulating reality itself and then sharing it with us wouldn't

00:19:01.640 we be able to identify those people you'd be able to spot them wouldn't you yeah one would be called

00:19:10.280 donald trump who learned the power of positive thinking um from his pastor at church the most

00:19:19.000 famous author on the power of positive thinking was his pastor coincidentally trump tells you often and

00:19:26.040 clearly that he uses his positivity to simply make the world turn into what he wanted it to be

00:19:32.920 and we watch him do it all his life then suddenly there's a prominent person who notices hey

00:19:41.640 there's this guy over here is making sense and seems to be able to control reality itself

00:19:48.280 wouldn't it be nice if i teamed up with him that second person is called elon musk who clearly

00:19:55.960 clearly understands how to change his reality more than anybody i've ever seen

00:20:01.400 he is changing his reality and yours right in front of you there's another person who's been pro-trump

00:20:10.120 who's had psychedelic experiences recognizes one when he sees it and also believes he can change

00:20:17.480 reality fundamentally not just for himself but for you as well that would be me there's another person i can

00:20:27.080 think of who has talked publicly about um experiences with hallucinogens the positive experience and

00:20:35.240 somebody that you've watched with your own eyes who started with no power in the world at all didn't

00:20:41.400 inherit anything and still is moving reality while you watch

00:20:47.720 watch his name is mike cernovich

00:20:54.200 now i could keep naming names but not everybody is public not everybody has said yes i tried this i had

00:21:00.280 this experience it's not a it's not an accident people these are not coincidences well you're watching

00:21:10.600 people who have gone someplace you haven't gone including me and when we came back we weren't the same

00:21:18.280 and we knew it and we told you we didn't come back the same and somehow it has been revealed to us that

00:21:25.560 we have some control over the environment that is unusual steve jobs do you think steve jobs had any

00:21:33.400 psychedelic experiences yeah have you heard of a musical group they're called the beatles the beatles

00:21:43.560 have you ever taken time to listen to their music before they had psychedelic experiences i want to hold your

00:21:50.040 hand i want to hold your hand i want to hold your hand and have i mentioned your hand because i want to

00:21:57.880 hold your hand your hand give me your hand hand and then they did psychedelics psychedelics

00:22:08.360 and then what happened and then their music was so amazing they couldn't even produce it on stage because

00:22:15.160 it required you know unusual machines and distorting things and using microphones uh you know microphoning

00:22:22.680 things differently and throwing everything in it that works they came up with an idea for music which

00:22:28.360 is if it sounds good put it in the song well this doesn't go with that yes it does just put it together

00:22:35.320 if you look at the level of invention just invention that came out of the beatles after psychedelics

00:22:42.360 that's the real story the real story is the invention they they reached a point where there was

00:22:49.880 nothing that they wouldn't do or couldn't do and they knew it that was amazing so we may be on the cusp

00:22:58.280 of understanding something at such a deep level that you can't even believe it yet but it's coming

00:23:05.800 well one of the things i've told you about having a background in economics and a background in

00:23:15.400 persuasion as i have both both of those fields are predictive fields in economics you're predicting

00:23:23.320 what happens next in persuasion you're predicting if i do this i'll get this effect and it allows you to

00:23:31.320 sort of see around corners and you kind of kind of sniff things out before you know the details and one

00:23:36.840 of the things that i've been a little bit obsessed by just mentally you know nothing i've talked about

00:23:43.400 is how do you move to how do you move to florida like how does that even work now i understand how to

00:23:51.480 move like you hire a moving company you can get a plane ticket and meet your stuff there i get that part i

00:23:57.240 get the physical part but i i keep watching florida being devastated by hurricanes and i say to myself

00:24:07.800 how could you afford insurance if if your odds of being taken out are now pretty high at least let's

00:24:16.040 say in any 20 or 30 year period your odds of completely losing a house or major damage are

00:24:21.640 really high and so my economics background and my persuasion background say how can that work

00:24:32.360 like it feels to me like there wouldn't be enough money in the world that would allow in florida to be

00:24:38.520 insured they just you wouldn't be able to buy insurance and i was listening to the all in pod and

00:24:44.600 uh freeberg was explaining exactly that that it's really hard almost impossible to get affordable

00:24:52.520 assurance because florida has apparently this is his view going from maybe your house will get destroyed

00:24:59.880 by a hurricane every 100 or 500 years so that's a good bet you can get some insurance but if the

00:25:07.560 insurance company thinks that wherever your house is your big expensive two million three million dollar house

00:25:12.680 is where it's going to almost certainly disappear within 20 years they can't make money

00:25:20.760 unless they're unless they're uh charging you like five percent of your house per year which nobody would

00:25:26.920 ever pay so it is exactly what it smelled like so i i could smell this for a long time i was like

00:25:36.600 huh you know because i'm always thinking about if california is a hellhole where can i go

00:25:41.720 and florida is always you know the top two one of the things people mention and i think

00:25:47.080 if i went there i would have an uninsured house i don't know how or or if i went there when i could

00:25:53.720 get insurance the moment the insurance business completely collapses which i think is any day now

00:26:00.920 my house will be worth half as much because if somebody bought it they knew they couldn't insure it

00:26:06.120 so how much would you pay for a house that you couldn't insure and it's not going to last 20 years

00:26:12.840 well not much yeah if i said my house is two million dollars but you knew it almost certainly would just

00:26:20.440 disappear within 20 years and it could be next year it could be six months from now it might just disappear

00:26:26.600 what would you pay for it a two million dollar home i'll tell you what i'd pay for that

00:26:34.360 a hundred thousand dollars

00:26:35.480 what would you pay for it if you knew it would disappear within 20 years and it could be

00:26:43.560 it could be in one year you don't know when what would you pay for that it's like a hundred thousand

00:26:49.320 dollars if you were actually rational so i don't know how florida recovers from this actually i it

00:26:58.760 it could be that every place is going to look almost as bad so there's no place to go so you have

00:27:03.880 to figure it out somehow but i don't even think the state has enough money to backstop the insurance

00:27:08.760 business in this case now california has a similar problem but uh i could smell this one from a

00:27:18.360 long ways away and here we are so the the odor was actually accurate that there wasn't a way around

00:27:25.240 it i don't know what we're going to do but probably figure it out somehow speaking of california the

00:27:31.240 california coastal commission they just voted 64 to reject spacex's proposal to increase the number

00:27:38.920 of falcon 9 launches from 36 to 50 at vandenberg the space force base and here's part of the reason

00:27:47.560 that the california coastal commission rejected the application to simply do more of what they're

00:27:53.640 doing now that's working out great remember this is not a radical request it was a request to do more

00:28:00.760 of what they're already doing that hasn't been a problem and it's working out great for everybody

00:28:06.760 here's part of the reason it was turned down because of musk's political activities

00:28:11.560 that's right some of the people who turned it down said it was because musk was too involved in politics

00:28:21.240 in a way that they didn't like that's the state i live in i actually live in a state that turned down

00:28:29.720 the greatest entrepreneur of our time from expanding business in my state not for a business reason 1.00

00:28:36.360 not for an environmental reason it's because they're idiots and they're they're just small 1.00

00:28:46.280 idiots they should just say well we had something that was going to sound like a reason but honestly 1.00

00:28:52.360 our brains are not very big and when we see people being successful we don't like it 0.99

00:28:58.520 i'm seeing in the comments that the villages you know the villages that's a gigantic development in

00:29:05.320 florida they were built uh above the hundred year flood plain and they're supposed to withstand

00:29:10.280 the hurricanes so you can you can build structures that will survive it is doable

00:29:18.280 so maybe everybody will just move off the beach or something 1.00

00:29:23.880 anyway that's stupid and terrible and uh my my state should be embarrassed i mean it is getting a 0.99

00:29:31.160 little embarrassing to be a californian i don't get embarrassed by anything but 0.99

00:29:35.160 if i could be embarrassed it's all there all right here's a fun story i think i saw jason whitlock

00:29:43.320 talking about this um there's now i'm going to put low credibility in this story this is just

00:29:51.960 recreational belief right so i'm going to tell you an allegation um but i don't really think it i

00:30:01.240 wouldn't take it too seriously so it turns out that if you look at a picture of one of obama's daughters

00:30:09.560 so he's got two daughters one of his daughter looks exactly like the chairman of the obama foundation

00:30:18.680 now so it looks like more like somebody else's daughter but you know that's not fair because if

00:30:24.360 you've you've you've seen a million stories where somebody alleges that some child looks like

00:30:29.080 somebody else and then you find out it really isn't um however uh obama has a second daughter who

00:30:37.160 coincidentally looks exactly like that um that obama foundation chairman's wife 1.00

00:30:43.400 and she apparently delivered the daughter so she must be a medical person i think they're both medical

00:30:54.280 oh i think they're both doctors so the accusation is that uh coincidentally there are two people who are

00:31:02.920 not obama and not michelle who have produced who who may be very very close with the family

00:31:12.200 and uh maybe the actual biological parents

00:31:17.480 now it seems to me

00:31:20.520 that you know somebody would know for sure and by now we'd know if that were true so i'm gonna say uh

00:31:27.720 i'm gonna say no on that one so i'm gonna say no on life on other planets

00:31:33.880 you say no on any weird thing with obama's kids

00:31:41.640 so that that's my take now recreationally if you wanted to be believe it recreationally like oh that's

00:31:49.480 fun ah you know make your own make your own decisions

00:31:53.320 as a public figure i don't i don't think i would say that

00:31:59.400 but you're not public figures most of you so if you're not a public figure

00:32:03.560 go ahead enjoy yourself over dinner have a drink talk to your friends laugh about it recreational

00:32:10.040 belief but no as a public figure i don't have any information that would suggest that that's true

00:32:17.960 just fun

00:32:18.520 claudia was leaving for her pickleball tournament i've been visualizing my match all week she was 1.00

00:32:24.280 so focused on visualizing that she didn't see the column behind her car on her backhand side

00:32:30.200 good thing claudia's with intact the insurer with the largest network of auto service centers in

00:32:34.760 the country everything was taken care of under one roof and she was on her way in a rental car

00:32:39.320 in no time i made it to my tournament and lost in the first round but you got there on time

00:32:45.320 intact insurance your auto service ace certain conditions apply meanwhile uh there's democrat

00:32:52.200 representative jasmine crockett she she's making a lot of she gets a lot of attention because she's so 1.00

00:32:58.040 batshit crazy so she says you should fear white conservatives not migrant gangs 0.99

00:33:03.960 she's saying that again yes i fear those white conservatives because look at all the things they 1.00

00:33:10.680 they did like um well there was a time they uh well you know you know the time and then the white 0.84

00:33:19.000 conservatives they got uh but then they did the things they did the things the uh the things i can't

00:33:26.040 remember but i'm sure they did some bad bad things too so that's the real problem is those people that i can't

00:33:34.280 think of anything but i'm sure they did oh my god they're dangerous you just listen to jasmine crockett

00:33:43.640 well here's a little uh warning for you russia has uh increased its drone production

00:33:49.960 so that's no surprise right you know ukraine and russia more increasingly getting into a drone kind of a war

00:33:57.480 so so i'm just trying to minimize this story like it's no it's no big deal it's nothing to worry about

00:34:04.520 you completely understand that we're it's a modern world and so there'll be more drones that's really

00:34:11.000 all you need to know about it right that's all you need to know about russia making more drones

00:34:16.440 oh wait their increase in production is tenfold and they'll have 1.4 million drones uh by the end of the year

00:34:24.280 where wait 1.4 million

00:34:31.560 1.4 million

00:34:35.800 if you said one drone after every ukrainian soldier you would have way more drones than soldiers right

00:34:44.600 like way more um how do you beat russia with 1.4 million drones

00:34:51.000 well unless ukraine has 3.4 million which they might i mean we don't know how many ukraine will

00:35:03.640 have access to you know given all the various places it could be produced and sent to them

00:35:10.360 i don't know that the united states is making a whole bunch of drones so i don't think we're shipping

00:35:14.840 them to ukraine is anybody else because we don't have manufacturing i thought i thought russia didn't

00:35:20.440 have a lot of manufacturing but oh that's right who is really good at making drones and is good friends

00:35:30.920 with russia good at making drones has a major manufacturing facility situation oh china

00:35:42.520 so you were you worried that russia was being driven into the you know higher friendship with china

00:35:50.120 i remember thinking oh well it's not like they're gonna form a military you know some kind of military

00:35:57.960 group

00:36:00.520 well i don't believe that russia has the ability to make 1.4 million drones unless china is really involved

00:36:08.200 at least in the raw parts they might be assembling them they might be assembling them in russia

00:36:15.240 well i've got a feeling that they're coming from china i don't know but it seems to make sense

00:36:21.960 because china could do this volume russia probably couldn't

00:36:25.320 speaking of drones so i this this story is just blowing my head off so as best i can explain it it goes

00:36:39.640 like this so langley air force base that's on virginia's shoreline the big military facility

00:36:47.320 langley has been getting visited by swarms of drones swarms

00:36:57.560 not just once regularly coordinated swones and i'm not talking about hobby sized drones

00:37:07.880 i'm talking about military sized drones

00:37:10.440 multiples of them operating in a coordinated fashion having full access to our complete skies

00:37:20.040 above our military facilities our generals go out on the roof and look at them and say who the hell is

00:37:26.040 this and we don't know so we don't know where they're coming from we don't know what their intention

00:37:31.640 is and we can't stop them apparently there's some law that says that we can't shoot down drones

00:37:37.960 in the united states so they're looking to maybe change it so they can at least knock one down and

00:37:43.720 try to figure out if it's a danger and you know whether or not we should be shooting them all down

00:37:50.280 but just just hold this in your mind russia is making 1.4 million drones by the end of this year

00:37:59.240 um and there's a drone i i don't know the number but i think it's like some days it's at least a dozen

00:38:06.680 or so so so it's it's a serious thing it's not a hobbyist that this is not several people who

00:38:13.080 thought it'd be funny to you know park their cars near langley and send their hobby drones over there

00:38:19.160 no whatever this is is fully military by its complexity so we have a military force

00:38:30.360 that has complete control of one of our air force bases

00:38:33.160 because if they can do this they just have to send more of them and they could take out every

00:38:39.800 every asset on the base what what would happen if a million drones suddenly took to the air over

00:38:45.960 langley there would be nothing left do you think somebody could put a million drones into one facility

00:38:51.800 that's on the shoreline i do i do because you know what's next to a shoreline a giant ocean

00:38:59.880 all you'd have to do is bring one tanker in that looked like it was delivering some

00:39:05.240 some packages had a bunch of tanker has a bunch of uh you know stuff on the surface

00:39:12.040 all of a sudden the tops open up and a million drones come out of the gigantic tanker and they go

00:39:19.400 i don't know 20 miles okay can they can a military drone go 20 miles i think so

00:39:25.640 so could you unleash a hundred thousand drones from a ship that's just offshore from our military bases

00:39:34.040 i think so i think you could do you think that they're doing that now do you think that the most

00:39:42.280 likely destination and source for where this these little swarms are coming from is more likely the

00:39:48.680 ocean than you know meaning a ship than uh than land i don't know so i've got a feeling we're being

00:40:00.360 probed but i also have a feeling that it might be a warning shot in other words if it's iran

00:40:08.040 uh let me let me put it another way i don't think russia would do this i don't think russia would be this

00:40:14.520 provocative this is way over the line if this is russia this is way over the line and this is not

00:40:22.840 putin's style so we haven't seen putin do for example terrorist attacks in the united states right

00:40:29.800 that way over the line it's just it's not really a style and people do kind of stick to a style how

00:40:36.520 about uh north korea do you think north korea is doing this no no they probably don't have the

00:40:44.280 capability but why would they like what would why would they even do it how about uh china china has

00:40:51.960 the capability absolutely uh and they sent a uh the big weather balloon that was really a spy balloon

00:40:59.240 so you say well if they sent the spy balloon wouldn't they spend wouldn't they send some drones

00:41:06.440 just to see what's going on to which i say i don't think so because it's a whole different level of

00:41:13.720 provocation you know they the spy balloon they can just say whoops spy balloon went off course

00:41:19.880 didn't mean it but if you're sending continual swarms of drones over a military asset you can't explain

00:41:27.880 that away you can't say we were just we were just flying by and we got lost

00:41:34.280 so it's possible that china could be behind it but it feels a little too provocative for china 1.00

00:41:44.520 so who would potentially have the capability in the drone sense but also have the let's say the

00:41:53.320 interest and the and the risk reward situation where they would do it my answer is iran if iran

00:42:03.960 wanted to make sure that the united states was attackable but more importantly wanted to make

00:42:09.160 sure we knew it in advance so that we don't attack them they might do this but they might want to keep

00:42:16.360 just enough deniability that we don't use as an excuse to attack so if they can find this narrow

00:42:23.880 band of uh-oh if that's the iranians we're going to lose tremendous amounts of assets if we if we go

00:42:31.640 hard at iran basically just a warning you know we have complete control of the air over anything we

00:42:37.800 want in your country right maybe um so if i had to guess i'd say iran would be at the top of my list

00:42:48.920 because they have the right risk reward you know they're they're in a high risk situation they would

00:42:54.360 do something riskier uh but they wouldn't necessarily pull the trigger they they would provoke harder as as

00:43:03.160 they do and they would want to make sure that we knew that there was going to be a pushback that

00:43:08.760 would be intense i mean we would lose our electrical grid we could i mean the if you can put a swarm of

00:43:17.000 drones anywhere you want and these are big ones remember these are not small these these are serious

00:43:22.760 payload kind of drones they could take care of anything they want in the united states they could

00:43:29.160 take it down our grid so as i've advised um i would suggest that if you have the ability

00:43:36.920 to organize or find any kind of you know secondary source of electricity have a backup plan if you

00:43:43.160 lose power i think the odds of the united states losing power to a military or terrorist attack in the

00:43:50.760 the next 12 months is um at least 20 now we wouldn't lose it everywhere at the same place it'd be it would

00:44:01.160 be localized but it could be localized to an entire state i mean it could be localized really big so i would

00:44:08.760 plan for a survival um plan for if you lose power now where i live i intentionally chose the place i live

00:44:19.240 because i could survive the weather in most situations without power right i mean it would

00:44:26.680 take me some blankets to survive the cold and i'd have to you know fan myself in the summer and stay

00:44:33.400 in the shade but i wouldn't die i wouldn't die if you're in a place where if you lost your electricity

00:44:40.120 for three months you'd die um you should maybe at least have a backup plan to visit a relative in a

00:44:48.040 warmer place you know someplace that's survivable just by its nature so do a little bit more planning

00:44:57.320 i would ask all of you to make sure you have some food that's going to last a while make sure you have

00:45:02.360 some water filters or or lots of excess water but also make sure you've coordinated with other people

00:45:09.880 so that if you can help them or they can help you in an emergency so i would get i would get planning

00:45:16.120 the odds of losing electricity pretty good pretty good and i've never said that before by the way

00:45:23.560 this is the first time i'm that i think this is a serious risk

00:45:26.920 so and those drones are mostly what's scaring me when i found out my friend got a great deal

00:45:34.920 on a wool coat from winners i started wondering is every fabulous item i see from winners like that

00:45:41.800 woman over there with the designer jeans are those from winners ooh or those beautiful gold earrings did 1.00

00:45:48.120 she pay full price or that leather tote or that cashmere sweater or those knee-high boots that dress 1.00

00:45:53.720 that jacket those shoes is anyone paying full price for anything stop wondering start winning

00:46:00.600 winners find fabulous for less uh the trump campaign has requested military aircraft and bulletproof

00:46:07.400 glass amid the security threats huh why would trump need more bulletproof glass

00:46:16.520 you know he already has bulletproof glass but why does he need more and why would they need military

00:46:21.000 aircraft drones to me it looks like the trump campaign has heard that the iran has designs to get them back

00:46:33.080 and would use the same similar tool to the kind of tool that took solomani out solomani was taken out by

00:46:40.680 a drone was it a drone or a missile or some was it a roadside automated robot attack i can't remember but

00:46:49.880 it would seem similar if they used high tech to take out an american leader if america used high

00:46:56.920 tech to take out one of their leaders now if if iran plans to take trump out i think they need to do it

00:47:05.400 before he gets elected because solomani was not the top guy in iran trump is not the top guy in the united

00:47:13.720 united states yet if they wait until he is the top guy and they take him out iran is going to disappear

00:47:21.560 if they take him out now the democratic party is going to say oh that's so terrible oh i sure wish

00:47:29.320 that hadn't happened and we're not even going to be able to agree on the response

00:47:34.760 so if they take him out before he gets elected or even before he gets sworn in

00:47:41.240 um that's their best play and if they're the ones behind these drones

00:47:48.440 trump would be completely unprotected in any outdoor event unless the military just owns the sky

00:47:56.600 over any trump traveling and and remember they would have to own the sky over where his

00:48:02.840 his automobiles are so if he's if they land at the airport and they drive to the venue

00:48:08.280 you've got to protect the whole thing you've got to do the sky

00:48:13.080 because remember solomani was in a car

00:48:16.840 right so if iran wanted to simply say we're just giving it back to you the way you gave it to us we're

00:48:23.880 not escalating we're giving you back exactly what you gave us we're going to take a guy who's not

00:48:30.360 number one and we're going to take him out in his car and we're going to take him out using technology

00:48:37.640 and we're and then we're even

00:48:40.840 now i can't read their minds but i would if i were if i were ran and i absolutely had to get revenge

00:48:51.000 it's the only way i would be thinking about doing it i wouldn't even be thinking about anything else honestly

00:48:58.360 good because if they took out let's say a senator

00:49:04.200 that it's not going to cripple the united states

00:49:07.400 um but it wouldn't seem like it was equal to solomon a you need somebody who is like involved in it

00:49:15.080 but not the president yet i hate to say that uh the risk to trump right now is a higher risk than i've

00:49:24.840 ever seen for anybody ever honestly because i'm not even sure that you know the deep state even cares

00:49:32.680 to protect them at this point so this is the highest level of threat by far now part of this context

00:49:40.680 is that we're going to see what i call the kamala collapse now i'm going to brand this with two k's

00:49:48.680 k for kamala and k for collapse uh because it looks funnier and uh according to the guardian trump's

00:49:55.960 making gains as the poll figures trigger anxiety for the harris campaign you know you're seeing all the

00:50:01.960 cat in the roof stuff it's like well you know privately they're very worried

00:50:07.160 uh we've heard reports that their internal polling which we imagine to be a higher quality because

00:50:14.600 it's more expensive than the free stuff um is saying that uh harris isn't a lot of trouble

00:50:22.360 um the uh the guardians 10-day polling average tracker showed them um the harris was still ahead

00:50:31.640 but down from four percent to two two percent within the margin of error and if trump is

00:50:38.280 and if trump is within the margin of error on the national vote that's probably a landslide in the

00:50:44.280 electoral college because that's just the way it works

00:50:49.400 and uh so how worried are the democrats well a politico and analysis uh they looked at 20 of

00:50:57.960 trump's rallies and they found out that he's uh he's really doing a lot of demonizing of minority

00:51:03.800 groups in all of them demonizing minority groups i've never heard that once i've listened to trump for

00:51:11.640 years in detail i've never heard him demonize a minority group have you do you know what they mean

00:51:19.880 when they when they say he's demonizing a minority group he's saying that the murderers have bad genes

00:51:26.520 murders specifically murderers he was very clear not people in general murders and that they're

00:51:33.800 polluting the blood of this country the murderers the criminals the murderers and then the bad guys 0.75

00:51:40.360 say he's talking about people from other countries that racist that never came out of his mouth

00:51:46.840 and i'm pretty sure he doesn't think it do you think that trump with all the people he's met in his

00:51:53.400 life all the different you know demographic groups the races the religions do you think he's disliking

00:52:00.760 the ones who are nice to him if there's one thing we know about trump for sure it could be the worst

00:52:07.080 person in the world but if they said you know i'm pro-trump trump would immediately say hey i love you

00:52:13.240 you want to have dinner you're on the team yay

00:52:17.080 that trump doesn't demonize anybody who likes him and when people don't like him he's really really

00:52:24.600 good at staying away from democrat you're demonizing the group he demonizes the political group sometimes

00:52:32.520 but that's what everybody does so if you see this desperation that they're trying to turn trump into

00:52:39.320 uh a racist by making up some data desperation

00:52:47.000 meanwhile uh i saw this post by uh ryan vertanen uh he's behind the american debunk 0.54

00:52:53.880 site that debunks all the trump hoaxes so if you haven't seen it it's americandebunk.com

00:53:02.120 um anyway so he says this he says i work in a large urban school district as an administrator

00:53:09.560 parents of black and hispanic kids come to pick up their kids in trump shirts and hats every day

00:53:15.800 it seems one parent has a trump flag on their car this wasn't a thing two years ago a major shift is

00:53:22.040 taking place now i've noticed the same on social media it seems that black and hispanic people in

00:53:29.480 the united states are no longer afraid of saying yeah trump's trump's the better choice and i don't

00:53:37.640 believe that they could be saying that publicly or or doing these public displays like the school

00:53:43.960 pickups unless private conversations are at least balanced meaning that when they go back to the

00:53:52.280 barber shop or whatever racist trope you want to use that uh that people are at least split

00:53:59.160 and i believe that in maybe 2016 2020 you couldn't really admit that you were a trump supporter if

00:54:07.160 you're black or hispanic without getting an unpleasant pushback i feel as though

00:54:13.560 the unpleasantness of the pushback is over or people just said i don't care how unpleasant it is

00:54:21.320 which is also telling so to me this is actually a bigger indicator than the polls the polls we worry

00:54:29.320 that they put the assumptions in them that they want to put in them to get the result they want

00:54:33.960 but if you see people suddenly go from afraid to not afraid and it's widespread

00:54:40.520 fear is the biggest persuader fear is gone fear is gone apparently the migrant push 0.99

00:54:52.280 is scary for the people who have the most to lose the people would be competing the most for those kinds

00:54:58.520 of jobs etc and they noticed and apparently the the fear of this you know white supremacist magical group

00:55:06.920 then nobody seems to know where they are or who they are or doesn't see any indications of trouble

00:55:13.000 it shifted to um i can see these people and they don't have jobs which means they want to get one

00:55:21.720 which means they're competing with me and wait why are they getting all this money that if if i knew

00:55:26.920 you had this much money to help people in america why wasn't i getting it where's my reparations and all

00:55:32.280 that so i think this is real this the shift is real and it's based on what is the scariest

00:55:39.720 and the scariest is now the migrant situation and not some magical white supremacist and it really

00:55:46.440 helps that trump was president once and nothing of the worst case happened and in fact he was he was

00:55:52.280 pretty good in a lot of things that black americans like

00:55:54.520 black well there's evidence that uh kamala harris's audiences are fake michael tracy independent

00:56:03.080 journalist um somebody said he was working with glenn greenwald on this i don't know the details

00:56:09.480 but uh he somehow figured out that the audience was organized by an audience company now you might

00:56:18.760 know that tv shows always have a live or often have a live uh audience that live audience is not

00:56:25.240 a natural audience they're not people who just signed up and wanted to be there some are some are

00:56:32.280 but uh they can't have any risk that the audience is partly empty so the people running the shows pay

00:56:38.920 a company to literally stop people and say would you be willing to take some money to you know to be at

00:56:46.120 this uh taping it's a very common thing so apparently the harris uh campaign is uh using this method to

00:56:54.600 make sure that her rallies do not look under attended uh now i don't have a big problem with that

00:57:02.680 actually believe it or not because you know politics is so fake that if you fake your audience i would

00:57:09.800 say well you know not ideal but if you were to list you know the top 20 things that bother you

00:57:16.040 in politics that'd be like 21. i got a lot more things to complain about than that but on top of

00:57:24.200 that uh there was a uh a cell phone analysis that showed that most of them are from california

00:57:32.040 they're basically friendlies that follow her from place to place so her support does seem largely fake

00:57:38.600 like now here's an interesting story that you may have been following forever um

00:57:46.520 the rasmussen and uh patrick byrne are still talking about this one and it's because it's

00:57:52.520 not resolved so there was a claim by a let's call him a whistleblower but a witness who claimed to be a

00:58:00.360 independent truck driver doing some work for the u.s post office and the story goes according to patrick

00:58:06.280 burn that when he went to get his pickup in other words other people would load his truck and then

00:58:11.640 when they're done he'd go drive it where i was supposed to drive and then he noticed that probably

00:58:16.920 accidentally he was loaded with fake ballots which he saw with his own eyes and then something happened

00:58:26.520 where the i don't know the truck disappeared or something so then something mysterious that he

00:58:31.240 happened after but the thinking or at least patrick burns explanation now is that um he got into the

00:58:39.160 the illegal uh stream of trucks that were being loaded intentionally with illegal fake ballots

00:58:46.440 and they didn't realize that he wasn't one of theirs so they accidentally put the fake ballots

00:58:51.400 on the truck that wasn't meant for accidental ballots and the truck driver noticed so they had

00:58:56.440 to quickly do whatever they did to make it go away now patrick burn appears he claims he has you know

00:59:05.400 knowledge that seems confirmed according to him that he knows exactly how the cheat happened

00:59:13.800 and it goes like this there's a ballot printing company that won the contract for a number of states

00:59:22.680 there's some concern about the ownership of the company that maybe they have some connections to

00:59:28.520 something political and or you know deep state but you know that's that's an unconfirmed we don't know

00:59:35.480 that that's part of the story or not and that um what they do is they print the real ballots and then they

00:59:43.560 print a whole bunch of extra fake ballots so the best way to hide a fake ballot printing operation is in a

00:59:52.440 real ballot company because if anybody said did he make any fake ballots everybody working there would

00:59:58.680 say no we just made ballots we sell ballots to the states so did you see anything that looked wrong

01:00:05.720 no we just made ballots like we always do what'd you do with them well we put them on trucks did you

01:00:11.000 see where the trucks go no i mean i'm not i'm not the trucker i'm in charge of making these real totally

01:00:18.600 real ballots so how many did you need to make for that state well i don't know i'm not in charge of

01:00:24.440 that i'm just making the ballots so you could see how very easily a company that was set up to make real

01:00:31.640 ballots could have a hundred witnesses to the fake ballots but not have any idea that they were making

01:00:41.080 fake ballots they would think that they needed to make 300 000 but really the order was for 200 and

01:00:48.600 the 100 000 get peeled off put in a special truck and end up with the bad people sent to a place now

01:00:55.560 patrick byrne even says he knows the the location and the address where the fake ones were filled out

01:01:02.120 and there was just some major operation where they send them to one place uh the the the criminals are

01:01:08.120 there they fill them out and that's the end of it now there's some kind of foyer request they're

01:01:13.160 trying to expedite to see if they can really find some more before the election given that it's this

01:01:19.400 close to the election and it's been years that they haven't been able to get satisfaction and real

01:01:24.040 details i don't expect it to make a difference in the election but i feel if you add this to the

01:01:32.920 uh foreign ballots that appear to be totally fraudulent based on reporting that we know now

01:01:42.120 exactly how the fraud is done we know exactly how it's done so does that mean that uh you know

01:01:50.120 laura trump and whitley and rnc and all their lawyers and observers are they going to catch any of this

01:01:57.640 how how would they catch it are they going to be standing next to somehow they would know where

01:02:05.160 the trucks are going to be loaded because part of the story is that the the uh the postal facility

01:02:11.880 where it happened was one where they don't even do first class meal mail in other words there's a big

01:02:18.520 red flag that these ballots should have been nowhere near this specific postal facility because that

01:02:25.480 postal facility doesn't do first class mail and it was only first class mail ballots are first class

01:02:31.160 so i don't know about that claim but it seems to me that the entire structure of the steel

01:02:39.240 is now well known by some people who are claiming they know it now let me be very careful

01:02:47.160 because i don't want to be sued i don't personally have any confirming knowledge that any of these

01:02:54.520 things are real or happening i can tell you they sound real they sound real to me if you had to

01:03:05.160 make a list of what is more likely to be true and you put on it that we discovered alien life on

01:03:12.920 another planet not very likely um the the fact that we might know exactly how the election was stolen in

01:03:22.200 2020 or some people how likely is that way more likely than alien life way more likely not 100

01:03:33.880 certainly not 100 coin flip maybe 50 50 now remember if you don't know one way or another you don't have

01:03:42.760 anything to tell you one way or another i usually settle on 50 50 50 50 means i have no idea

01:03:49.880 and there's just no no way to guess but it could be true there's nothing about it that rules it out

01:03:55.960 on its surface based on what you and i know about it but it could also be fake 50 50.

01:04:06.600 but it does suggest that the odds of catching at least one of these trucks with fake ballots

01:04:14.520 is probably a lot higher than it was in 2020. 0.99

01:04:19.400 now they they would be stupid to do it the same way so it would be completely ridiculous to make fake 0.97

01:04:26.200 ballots if they did and then send them to the same postal place where somebody is probably going to be 0.99

01:04:31.800 watching that would be a big mistake but it wouldn't be a big problem would it to find a second way to do it

01:04:38.040 um is there another entity that could print them without getting caught maybe don't know

01:04:47.640 so we got a lot of unknowns this time but that's certainly getting exciting

01:04:55.240 um and by the way the number of ballots that would have been on those trucks if they were fake

01:05:00.040 does number in the low millions so we're not talking about ten thousand ballots we're talking

01:05:07.160 millions we don't know how many millions it might be one million but that's enough to change every one of

01:05:13.800 the swing states one million would change every every swing state all right

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01:05:37.080 uh rasmussen is uh sort of having fun making fun of the other polling companies so they're reporting

01:05:43.240 that last weekend there were zero new national polls versus trump harris versus trump now i didn't know

01:05:49.400 it was zero i thought some came out but their point is that the the people who would normally you would

01:05:55.160 expect to have all kinds of new balloting or new polling very quiet why would they be quiet

01:06:04.280 well it could be they're trying to decide whether to tweak the assumptions that they use when they

01:06:10.760 collect it to get closer to what they expect now to be the real result as in trump being close or

01:06:17.960 winning so the ones that have been showing harris way ahead by like four points and stuff that seems

01:06:24.600 ridiculous to me they're going to have to either slowly or quickly close that down to something closer

01:06:31.400 to reality so things get real quiet when people haven't decided which way to go or how quickly to

01:06:38.520 correct that's probably what's going on now rasmussen is closer to it than you are and i am and if they

01:06:45.800 say that's what's going on well they're they are in a position to have a better instinct about it than

01:06:51.960 you and i are let's see uh uh the legacy media also from rasmussen noting that the legacy media is

01:07:03.000 pressing republicans to deny that 2020 was election fraud why would they be doing that 2020 is so far

01:07:10.440 away why would they be pressing them today why would george stephanophilus be having the biggest

01:07:17.400 hard-on in the world and can't let anybody say anything unless they first say that 2020 was a

01:07:23.160 perfectly good election uh well i don't know say it say it what do you say it and and they're just like

01:07:30.520 crazy about it now because i think they know they lost they lost the narrative not the election yet

01:07:37.880 but they lost the narrative because people like me are willing to say i'm sure the 2020

01:07:43.080 election was rigged i don't have any knowledge of it i don't have any proof of it but i live in

01:07:49.160 a country where i just watched every single thing in the country be obviously rigged

01:07:54.840 everything and you're going to tell me that the one most rigable most easily rigged thing is the one

01:08:01.080 that isn't that is ridiculous and let me tell you i would love to have the mainstream media ask me 0.98

01:08:09.320 why a stupid old voter like me would think the 2020 election might not be pristine because i will 1.00

01:08:15.560 fucking kill them not not kill them kill them but you know in a verbal in a verbal way i i would 1.00

01:08:23.560 embarrass them to the point where they would never want to talk to me have you noticed that nobody in 1.00

01:08:28.120 the traditional news has asked to interview me this cycle do you think it's because i'm canceled

01:08:35.320 it's not don't you think they would love to have the canceled guy on if they're trying to make uh

01:08:44.200 all uh republicans and anybody who likes trump looking like a bad person i'm the person they would put

01:08:51.160 on the air they'd say well you're well known to be a terrible racist uh what do you say about this

01:08:56.760 election nope no they're staying away from me i have zero media requests do you know how many media

01:09:06.200 requests i got in 2016 continuous non-stop be on our show be on our show cnn be on our show msnbc even

01:09:17.960 msnbc had me on and uh total number of media requests total number for this cycle zero are they

01:09:28.840 afraid of me they should be they should be scared to death of me if they give me five minutes i would

01:09:35.480 rip their entire structure out like nobody has they should i don't know why i don't know why it hasn't

01:09:41.800 been done it's so easy it's so easy you just have to push the 2020 question right up the 0.94

01:09:47.880 ass please clarify are you saying that if you saw an election that looked obviously and a whack 0.76

01:09:55.480 that you would accept it is that what you're asking me to say are you asking me to say that if

01:10:01.800 harris won all 50 states when the polling said it would be the opposite that i should just accept

01:10:07.080 that you sound like you're getting ready to do something terrible has somebody gotten to you

01:10:12.280 are you part of this because there's something very suspicious about the question you're asking

01:10:18.360 me why would you even ask me this question you know damn well that every single person in the world

01:10:24.280 no matter whether they're republican independent or uh democrat if they see an election that's

01:10:30.280 obviously corrupt they're all going to complain and we live in a country where even if it does look

01:10:36.360 perfectly good the losing side is going to complain a little but we'll probably get away with that and

01:10:41.720 you know that probably would work out but don't ask me a question that is so obviously politically 1.00

01:10:47.000 propaganda brainwashed fucking stupid everybody would everybody everybody every fucking person in 1.00

01:10:55.480 the world would challenge an election if you could look at it and with your bare eyes it looked 1.00

01:11:00.200 obviously corrupt everybody would question that stop asking the dumb fuck question and republicans can 1.00

01:11:08.920 you please fucking wake up and just ask them why are they asking this fucking question why are you 1.00

01:11:14.680 asking the question would i accept an election if it looks like it's rigged would you george stefan 1.00

01:11:21.160 fuckingopolis would you accept an election if it looked obviously rigged against your team no no you 1.00

01:11:27.480 wouldn't accept it you fucking liar let's wrap this thing up that's your kill shot 1.00

01:11:42.120 that's your kill shot let's use it it's only going to take one person with enough scrotum 1.00

01:11:50.200 in the republican side to just say the thing that needs to be said 0.99

01:11:54.120 and then maybe we can put this to rest

01:11:58.840 so that's what i think

01:12:05.400 well the hill has a story uh from douglas mckinnon he's an opinion guy

01:12:12.280 and the subtitle for his article is the four reasons harris is losing

01:12:16.920 let me tell you something that's very predictive if you see a story that says there's one reason

01:12:24.840 that somebody might be losing yeah maybe they lose maybe they don't if you see a story that says there

01:12:30.520 are two reasons that somebody might lose maybe they will maybe they won't but you know two reasons so

01:12:37.880 you're leaning in that direction if you see a story that says there are four reasons harris is losing

01:12:43.000 she's losing it's over do you remember um in win bigley my book my book that you can see over my

01:12:53.480 uh this shoulder is uh just recently re-released you can get out on amazon and one of the things i talk

01:13:01.400 about there is that after um hillary lost there were something like 14 or 20 different reasons

01:13:10.360 giving for why she lost when you see the long list of reasons why somebody's behind it's over it's

01:13:20.920 so predictive you just don't see that story unless it's over now of course the cheat the cheat is still

01:13:29.000 an option so we don't know you know what's going to happen in the end but in terms of who's going to

01:13:35.160 get the most votes in the right places uh every signal is flashing trump every signal is trump right 0.87

01:13:43.960 now very brightly all right here's the dumbest guy in the news there's this guy uh there's a 0.97

01:13:50.520 governor of utah i guess spencer cox and uh trump was praising him in utah i guess saying what a good 0.96

01:13:58.280 governor he was but the same time cox was on the news saying that he wasn't going to vote for trump 0.99

01:14:03.800 because of january 6. how dumb do you have to be how dumb do you have to be to say that the world 0.98

01:14:12.680 will be terrible if harris is elected it won't be nearly as bad if trump is elected he says that he 0.98

01:14:19.000 even hopes that trump you know gets elected and does a good job but he's not going to vote for him 1.00

01:14:23.560 you're a fucking idiot you're a fucking idiot there's nothing else to say about this if you're 1.00

01:14:29.880 not going to vote for the person you know will save the country and the other one could destroy it 1.00

01:14:36.440 because you're a little january 6 believing in bullshit because you got brainwashed because 1.00

01:14:41.320 you're such a weak-minded piece of shit that you think that the news tells the truth and then you 1.00

01:14:47.160 believed it and you're going to let you're going to help destroy the country because you believe that 1.00

01:14:53.080 that's pretty dumb that's pretty dumb 1.00

01:15:00.680 tim waltz went pheasant hunting to prove that he's a guy 1.00

01:15:04.680 he did wear crotchless pheasant hunting pants but i'm not going to judge him 0.89

01:15:13.640 they were crotchless but they went over his regular pants so his junk was not hanging out but

01:15:18.600 if you show me tim waltz and any kind of crotchless outfit outfit i'm not going to ignore it i'm not

01:15:28.120 no no um i will note that the rumor i hinted at yesterday about tim waltz is still blazing online

01:15:38.200 i don't know if it's going to calm down or go further um i'm going to stay with my view that

01:15:43.800 uh i would need a lot more evidence of the allegations before i would even detail them

01:15:50.920 so because it's in the news at least the social media news i'm going to mention it because it's a

01:15:57.160 variable and it might be important so he's accused of doing something so bad that i'd rather not say

01:16:02.920 it unless there's a lot better evidence of it um i don't think now you can i mean if you're just

01:16:08.760 if you're not a public figure maybe you believe it you could talk to your friends about it but as a

01:16:14.520 public figure i feel like i have a a little bit more responsibility and i don't feel a strong pull

01:16:22.280 of truth to this one it doesn't have a strong pull of truth it could be you know any claim about anybody

01:16:29.960 could surprise you and be true but i don't know i'd probably bet against it but it's closer to a

01:16:37.080 coin flip in my mind so you won't see it in any of the major media and the fact that you don't see

01:16:45.720 it in any of the major media is exactly why i think i'll stay away from it but it's there just so you know

01:16:51.720 meanwhile over on msnbc they had john brennan and he said that trump and putin have been best buds for

01:17:00.520 a number of years and uh that they were talking to him because woodward's book said that trump had

01:17:08.600 talked to putin several times since he left office now have i told you a million times that if what you

01:17:16.600 know is what happened you don't know anything if you know who was involved then you know everything

01:17:26.360 so you see this in almost all the news stories tell me what happened and i'm clueless i did it did

01:17:32.840 that really happen is that the right context why'd they do that what's behind it you don't know anything

01:17:38.840 the facts tell you nothing until you find out which team is behind it once you know what team is

01:17:46.280 behind it well then you you have a good idea what's going on here's the team what do msnbc john brennan

01:17:55.400 and bob woodward all have in common go let's see how well trained you are in the comments you tell me

01:18:02.920 what the three of them have in common you could do funny answers funny answers are allowed but there's

01:18:08.840 a serious one what is the funny and the serious answer

01:18:17.240 i'm seeing in the comments people are putting the accusations down there for walls

01:18:23.560 so here's what they have in common msnbc is commonly uh considered to be a democrat slash

01:18:32.280 intelligence organ that is not really a real news station but rather a propaganda machine for the cia and

01:18:39.400 deep state is that true i don't know but that's that's the accusation john brennan used to be the

01:18:46.840 head of the cia he was behind the russia collusion hoax and the uh the hunter laptop hoax

01:18:52.600 you know who he is how about uh woodward woodward was the watergate uh guy he got famous in but

01:19:05.240 weirdly some people say he didn't have much experience to get one of the best jobs you

01:19:09.240 get in journalism at the time which is to work at the washington post but he did have some intelligence

01:19:15.160 background and the washington post often accused of being really just a tool of the intelligence state

01:19:24.120 so what you have in common with msnbc woodward and brennan is that they would be associated with the

01:19:32.280 worst trump hoaxes and that they would be basically sanctioned by a number of spooks in our government

01:19:40.200 government now does the story look different the story if you if the if you only knew the facts

01:19:50.360 it would look like hmm maybe something to worry about with trump and putin a little too chubby

01:19:56.920 but as soon as you know that the three entities involved are msnbc brennan and woodward you can

01:20:03.960 completely dismiss it you can completely dismiss it now i see somebody said tds nope no this isn't a tds

01:20:14.360 story john brennan definitely doesn't have tds woodward doesn't have tds msnbc doesn't really have tds

01:20:24.280 they act like it no they are part of an op to make trump look bad they they are a functioning op

01:20:32.600 that you're seeing in full form operating as a team right in front of you one of them writes a book

01:20:40.280 one of them puts the guy who'll talk about the book and put it in the context that they want

01:20:45.560 and they put them on the air write a book get a cia guy put them on the air those are the three parts

01:20:52.920 you need for your propaganda once you see the players if when you when you recognize the players

01:20:59.000 you see the ops almost like a moving machine going through the you know going through the uh

01:21:05.640 consciousness of the country

01:21:10.600 uh let's see uh israel's prime minister nanyahu is uh telling the united nations that they might

01:21:17.800 want to get rid of their peacekeepers in lebanon because there's not going to be a lot of peace there

01:21:22.440 and if they keep them there they will be in pieces they will be the peacekeepers in pieces

01:21:27.960 now that sounds pretty serious uh apparently israel has had no real uh invasion success in lebanon

01:21:36.680 recently meaning that they haven't really taken a land which means they probably will

01:21:42.440 and a question that i wonder about is why hasn't israel or maybe they haven't we don't know why

01:21:51.880 haven't they by now just blackened the sky over lebanon with drones that are just sort of circling

01:21:59.560 and waiting for somebody to pull out one of those rocket launchers because my understanding is they're

01:22:04.200 you know i don't know 80 000 rocket launchers or whatever and that they're hidden and i think they're

01:22:11.640 all on big trucks and to use them they have to you know pull them out of their hiding temporarily and

01:22:17.800 aim them it doesn't take long unfortunately so they're not out there very long but by now israel 0.94

01:22:24.120 should have complete blanket coverage visually oh maybe it doesn't work at night but it seems like

01:22:32.680 they would have so much visual um control of the areas where they're likely to be rockets that they

01:22:39.720 would always have a drone that was within striking distance you know within 60 seconds and probably

01:22:45.480 it takes i'm just guessing but it's got to take at least 10 minutes maybe half an hour to pull one of

01:22:54.280 these out and and make it fire so i would think that israel could get munitions on every rocket within 60 0.91

01:23:03.800 seconds that they must be getting close to that point so i think that they may want to invade when

01:23:11.400 they know that the the invasion will trigger all the rockets to come out because they're going to want

01:23:16.760 to you know pummel israel to try to make a deal to quit and maybe israel would only do the invasion

01:23:24.760 for the specific purpose of of activating all the launchers but not until they have complete ability to

01:23:31.880 destroy everyone as soon as it comes out i think that's what's going to happen so my military uh

01:23:39.720 strategy you know my complete lack of military knowledge will go into this that the best thing

01:23:46.360 they can do is get rid of the rockets that's that's the biggest thing they have to do and to do that they

01:23:51.960 have to stimulate them to come out of their hiding and that is only good if they've already blanketed the

01:23:57.720 entire sky which by now they have so i think you're the the land invasion is guaranteed uh if only to

01:24:09.560 you know mop things up and make sure that the rockets are visible so they can destroy them

01:24:15.800 will they take and hold land i think yes but not as israel i think they'll take it and hold it as a

01:24:24.760 puppet government so i don't the the so-called government of leban is sort of artificial and not

01:24:32.520 even real isn't it so i think somebody is going to puppetize them i don't know what it'll be all right

01:24:42.200 um ladies and gentlemen that's all i got for today so i'm going to talk to the uh local subscribers

01:24:49.560 by the way if you didn't know the dilbert 2025 calendar is available for pre-sale the actual

01:24:54.920 deliveries will be in uh maybe the next several weeks the the sooner you get them the sooner they

01:25:02.120 will be produced because we're making them on demand so don't wait for the week before christmas

01:25:07.480 because they're on demand so we may be out of them by then so you want to get them i would order before

01:25:14.600 december 1st you're probably okay in the first two weeks but i wouldn't wait if you want one i'd do it

01:25:22.600 certainly before december 1st sooner is better all right we're going to go talk to the locals people

01:25:29.960 right away locals people the rest of you i'll see you on x and youtube and rumble tomorrow

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 13, 2024

Episode 2627 CWSA 10⧸13⧸24

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