Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2629 CWSA 10⧸15⧸24

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00:03:04.360 here's some security tips for men courtesy of joshua steinman you should follow him on on x joshua steinman

00:03:13.320 and uh apparently uh the following thing has happened in at least one intelligence security

00:03:22.120 meeting so somebody looked at the men in the uh room and said i'm paraphrasing but said uh there's

00:03:31.560 nobody here who's more than a five and a ten if somebody wants to date you who's a ten it's a spy

00:03:38.760 so apparently one of the problems with the the dating apps is that men who can't really pull very

00:03:48.840 many beautiful women are still getting beautiful women uh if they work in some kind of secure 1.00

00:03:56.840 military or intelligence job turns out that there will be a very nice chinese woman 1.00

00:04:04.920 who would be uh very happy to be your girlfriend and maybe you could have long conversations about

00:04:11.320 what you do at work so here's how you know you're dating a spy your spy is twice as good looking as you

00:04:23.240 now it gets complicated if you're also rich because then you can't tell

00:04:28.120 all right this is the funniest story of the day and i i laughed until i cried this morning i was

00:04:36.520 sitting at my desk just crying with laughter now i hope this is as funny to you as this to me now it's

00:04:43.080 funny because it's real now here's the background you might know that uh jordan peterson

00:04:50.600 was uh in some trouble with something called the ontario college of psychologists

00:04:56.360 now he's a canadian and this is a canadian entity that has some kind of control over the licensing

00:05:03.240 of canadian uh psychologists and if you want to remain in good standing and in your profession

00:05:10.920 you've got to be good with this organization and this organization ruled that dr jordan peterson

00:05:16.680 uh needed to be re-educated because of his social media posts were so so inappropriate for someone in

00:05:26.520 their profession that they needed to either take away his very license to practice or have him re-educated

00:05:36.120 by a social media psychologist expert there are a lot of those i don't know but he had to be re-educated

00:05:46.840 so the first thing that dr jordan peterson did was he tried to i believe he tried to fight the process

00:05:53.720 you know he challenged the process and that didn't work so now he's a victim of the process

00:06:00.120 and he eventually decided that he would in fact accept the re-education process

00:06:07.480 now let me just set this up for you it's dr jordan peterson the most famous and possibly

00:06:17.240 most capable person who's ever existed in this plane of existence for for this domain of knowledge and

00:06:25.480 and whatnot and now canada's task is to find somebody who's smarter or more knowledgeable

00:06:34.600 on the topics of how to communicate in the context of being a psychologist and a social media person

00:06:42.440 that's right they're going to find somebody who's better than

00:06:46.040 jordan peterson in his chosen field in which he's the literally the most famous and capable person

00:06:53.960 you've ever seen in your life in any field and at the same time better at social media and communicating

00:07:03.560 there's nobody better at social media and communicating so what do you think happened

00:07:08.600 well it turns out in the entire nation of canada there were zero volunteers 1.00

00:07:17.240 for this job there's nobody in canada who takes the fucking job nobody in canada wants to be so stupid 1.00

00:07:24.840 that you would embarrass yourself and have your entire professional life destroyed by teaching 1.00

00:07:33.480 by teaching jordan peterson how to be jordan peterson like how in the world do you even do that but

00:07:43.640 it gets better it gets better i can read to you what jordan peterson wrote when he had some clarifying questions about the process all right

00:07:53.080 this is so deliciously fun i can't even stand it all right hold on i can't read i'm tearing up

00:08:04.840 all right so this is from dr jordan peterson uh let's see he said uh

00:08:13.080 uh he so he has some questions for the college about uh how the qualifications of the quote social

00:08:19.800 media expert would be determined so he asked this quote by what standards

00:08:27.720 i'm not going to be able to get through this because he right he writes it like he's being serious

00:08:32.200 and he is being serious it's hard to take you seriously he goes

00:08:39.640 by what standards do you accredit your social media experts is that a regulated profession

00:08:45.160 are these experts also versed in the complexities of clinical psychology

00:08:54.120 how else can they improve the professional activities of a psychological practitioner

00:08:59.240 is there any concrete published and peer-reviewed evidence that the tender less the tender lesson

00:09:06.200 they prefer to provide actually produce an improvement in the behavior of those they educate

00:09:12.040 by what objective criteria are you going to measure my improvement

00:09:24.360 in that regard are there standardized tests for

00:09:32.200 are there standardized tests of such progression how are those standards established if they exist

00:09:42.200 oh my god

00:09:46.120 nobody in the entire country of canada was willing to take the bait

00:09:51.960 i would like to now i would like to now give you my impression

00:09:59.800 of every person in canada who may have once thought they were qualified for the job

00:10:05.240 of educating dr jordan peterson i now give you my impression

00:10:20.600 this is me doing an impression you can't tell if you're listening on audio but it's really hilarious

00:10:25.800 it's getting better it's funnier every minute it's getting a little bit funnier

00:10:34.840 and scene

00:10:39.560 oh my goodness

00:10:43.080 so i hope i sure hope that canada saves us by educating dr jordan peterson because

00:10:48.840 what if he just keeps going out there doing what he's doing

00:10:54.040 just think of all the harm he's causing to the to the world

00:10:58.520 if not your own family oh god please educate him

00:11:05.320 okay

00:11:08.280 if you if you could have written a script of a movie about that situation and you didn't know how the

00:11:15.320 movie would end and you couldn't come up with a good ending there could be no better ending

00:11:21.160 than having nobody in the entire country of canada willing to take the job there's no you can't get

00:11:25.960 better than that i'm sorry there's nothing if he had like won his appeals and had it overturned

00:11:32.760 boring if he'd taken a class and somebody gave it to him oh icky boring but having nobody in the

00:11:40.120 country capable of giving him a lesson you can't beat that you can't beat that that's as good as it gets

00:11:51.080 so maybe our maybe our luck is changing what do you think

00:11:55.240 well here's some more good news i got a whole bunch of good news today

00:11:59.240 you're gonna have so much good news today you're gonna be tired of it you'll be exhausted with the

00:12:05.240 good news here's some more so a video of a young woman who was deaf and she was trying out some new

00:12:12.680 glasses that allow um captions to appear on the glasses just for the wearer so that when she's out

00:12:20.760 and listening to things she can get closed captions on personal conversations as well as movies and anything

00:12:29.160 else and you know they're kind of dorky looking so you'd know that they were you know not normal

00:12:34.200 glasses but uh they look like they could be any design you want eventually the first ones look a

00:12:40.520 little dorky but way better than not being able to hear in public i saw us and watching her tearfully

00:12:47.480 put them on and being able to see sound in in the sense of a caption uh was just one of the most touching

00:12:56.040 things now just imagine this is a real product i don't know what company made it i didn't see that

00:13:03.320 in the video but just think about that but what what would a golden age look like

00:13:10.360 well one way it would look like is that the deaf 0.98

00:13:15.160 would be able to see sound i mean if you're gonna say what's the golden age look like

00:13:20.840 i'd put that in there i would also love to see wokeness destroyed under its own weight

00:13:28.120 you know sort of like the dr jordan peterson story where you just let it play out instead of fixing it

00:13:37.720 or opposing it you just let it play out i've taught you the trick of embracing the thing that you don't

00:13:44.120 like often if there's somebody who has a terrible idea in your company or your organization or the

00:13:50.440 government if you simply follow the rules and embrace it it'll it'll fall apart on its own

00:13:56.680 and it looks like that's what you know peterson did at you know after first challenging it

00:14:02.920 anyway uh the ceo of rumble rumble says that google is burying their search results for

00:14:11.000 dumb bongino show and uh that appears to be the case now of course they're uh they're competing

00:14:21.000 they're competing with uh rumble so you can imagine why they do it but given that youtube has such a

00:14:27.800 dominant position um and uh given that google has such a dominant position you do think that this

00:14:36.440 might be a uh some kind of a competitive problem i don't know if it triggers any antitrust triggers or

00:14:44.680 not it triggers a trigger can you trigger a trigger a little redundant um but here is my advice

00:14:55.960 there is a comp competitor to google and if you don't like how google and youtube that they own if

00:15:04.200 you don't like how they're treating uh rumble you could use an app called perplexity now i told you

00:15:11.480 that i tried it the other day for i don't know weeks and weeks people have been saying to me almost

00:15:18.280 every day somebody says you got to try your perplexity and i honestly just got sick of hearing it

00:15:26.680 because i thought i don't really need another app in my life right but i tried it i thought you know

00:15:32.200 i'll i'll just see what's going on here when i found out my friend got a great deal on a wool

00:15:37.640 coat from winners i started wondering is every fabulous item i see from winners like that woman 0.99

00:15:44.280 over there with the designer jeans are those from winners ooh are those beautiful gold earrings did

00:15:50.280 she pay full price or that leather tote or that cashmere sweater or those knee-high boots that dress 1.00

00:15:55.880 that jacket those shoes is anyone paying full price for anything stop wondering start winning winners

00:16:03.400 find fabulous for less and uh so i tried it and uh if you use the perplexity app for five minutes

00:16:13.560 there's a good chance you will never use google again because when i use google i get a bunch of

00:16:20.280 sponsored ads and then i get a bunch of things i don't trust and it just doesn't look like it works

00:16:27.720 anymore to me but i do get a better result within perplexity but perplexity has its own little uh

00:16:35.320 story going on right now um and uh i didn't know it was backed by jeff bezos

00:16:41.400 so jeff bezos amazon founder is uh one of the backers of perplexity and suddenly i understand

00:16:50.600 why the interface is so good uh i can't say enough about how amazing uh amazon is as a product

00:17:01.720 do you do you ever have the feeling that you go on amazon you buy something and it happens so seamlessly

00:17:09.400 and the entire process including delivery and even if you have to return something

00:17:13.960 they've made it dead easy that amazon is like a one of the you know the ninth wonder of the world

00:17:23.560 if you think of the complexity in that product and the fact that it works so well by one click

00:17:29.640 one click seriously one click and i've got something on my door um so when i think what's

00:17:39.080 the best user interface design i always think amazon so if anybody's watching from amazon you guys are the

00:17:46.840 best the best the best interface people completely for what 20 years or however long amazon's been

00:17:58.040 unbelievably high level of capability unbelievable just just mind-blowing quality of technical and user

00:18:06.840 interface design so when i see jeff bezos is backing this perplexity app and when i turn it on i love the

00:18:15.240 interface i go oh well that makes sense i don't i don't i can't imagine jeff bezos backing a search

00:18:25.320 engine that had a bad interface he is all about the customer experience if you've ever heard bezos give

00:18:32.040 an interview if you if you ask what's the number one thing that makes uh you know amazon work he'll tell

00:18:38.520 you it's the uh obsessive focus on the customer experience and and he's willing to and he did you

00:18:47.400 know lose money in a cash sense for however many years because he wasn't focusing on cash he was

00:18:54.360 focusing on the customer experience and boy did he succeed in the customer experience boy did he succeed

00:19:00.920 i mean nothing's perfect but wow and so it seems that some of that magic is going over to perplexity

00:19:07.960 if you use it once it'll be hard not to use it forever honestly it's that good however uh somebody

00:19:15.000 asked me uh but is it full of wokeness yes yeah it can't be not full of wokeness because it's searching

00:19:24.600 based on what's in the real world and the real world is full of wokeness now i did a test this morning

00:19:31.960 in which i asked it i did the uh you could call it the gel man amnesia test so gel man is the

00:19:38.360 physicist who famously noticed that when a story was about something he knew he could tell the story

00:19:43.960 was fake or just wrong and if it was something he didn't know he couldn't tell the difference so he

00:19:49.320 thought it was probably right so i asked both perplexity and google a story about myself in which

00:19:56.440 i can guarantee i know the correct story because literally it's myself and they both got it wrong

00:20:02.760 they both had the wrong context the wrong frame for it and it was important one of the most important

00:20:09.240 things about me oh yeah i don't need to get into it today but completely wrong it was the most

00:20:15.880 fundamental thing that somebody would mention if they talked about me wrong wrong to the point of

00:20:23.560 being close to the opposite of right you know it wasn't just sort of misleading it was about as bad as it

00:20:29.640 could have been and it's both of them because they're both reading public information and stuff like

00:20:35.240 that i i asked uh perplexity a question about me a separate question about me before i did this one

00:20:44.680 and uh used as its source gawker gawker now if you know anything about the media outlet gawker is like 0.96

00:20:55.480 let's see um if it were possible for a piece of shit to itself shit so that the the turd itself could 1.00

00:21:07.240 defecate and create like a sub turd that's what gawker is gawker is so far from me any kind of a 0.99

00:21:14.600 independent useful source it's like a turd of a turd you know it's it's like two levels away from being 0.85

00:21:21.080 useful and and they used it as the only source to answer a question about me literally my political

00:21:29.880 enemies used as a source so no so let me let me be as clear as possible the search results from any

00:21:38.120 search engine are pretty close to useless at this point in the world if it has to do with people if

00:21:46.040 it has to do with maybe a fact you know is uh starbucks is starbucks open on columbus day

00:21:53.480 that i call indigenous day because i'm not a racist like you well yeah it does that great but as soon

00:22:00.520 as it's a story about any human being it's completely up yeah so there's no such thing as searching

00:22:07.400 accurately for information about people you should just give up on that that's never going to happen

00:22:13.240 anyway the wall street journal also says perplexity is getting uh getting in some legal

00:22:21.160 trouble with the new york times because it looks like the time says that they're uh summarizing the

00:22:27.160 time stories without permission or something like that i did ask perplexity if it could see the contents

00:22:33.640 of my books because if jeff bezos is backing a search engine the first question i have is uh

00:22:41.720 uh do you have access to the contents of my books now i have mixed feelings about it on one hand i kind

00:22:50.120 of like it you know because my books are non um most of them are non-fiction so i would love if somebody

00:22:57.400 could just google like the main idea in my book and it would pop up but you can't do that

00:23:02.840 that that would be useful uh and even though i maybe wouldn't like it as an author it would certainly

00:23:09.960 be useful but it looks like books are kind of walled off so it says so it can answer questions about what

00:23:17.960 people said about my books in the public domain but it can't actually say in this chapter you said that

00:23:25.000 well here's a new medical breakthrough that might be gigantic um apparently if you mix ozempic with

00:23:35.240 this other technology according to newsmax health you can get rid of the need for insulin if you're

00:23:41.960 a diabetic if you have type 2 diabetes you can completely get rid of um insulin now this is a very

00:23:50.280 small trial only 14 people but 12 of them no longer needed um insulin if you get 12 out of 14 who don't

00:24:00.280 need insulin when you're done you could say i need a bigger trial and you're right but holy what

00:24:11.800 12 out of 14 don't need insulin now here's something that you need to know about new medical procedures

00:24:18.200 can i educate you some of you are young so you've not had many medical procedures but let me explain

00:24:24.920 one thing you need to know if there is a breakthrough medical procedure it will require one of the

00:24:31.960 following things number one you will lose all of your hair it's depends on the medical breakthrough you

00:24:40.280 know it's not every time you lose all of your hair but that's a common one another one is this will

00:24:45.480 totally cure your problem but you'll never have sex again or be interested in it oh it'll totally cure

00:24:53.640 your other problem though the other thing that they'll do is sometimes they'll say this will totally 0.99

00:25:00.120 fix your problem but it will require shoving a large object way up your ass that's the other one 0.97

00:25:08.680 so generally speaking it's either going to make you too tired to function you're going to lose your 1.00

00:25:13.480 hair you'll lose your dick or something really large will be shoved way up your ass however if you're 0.99

00:25:19.400 willing to put up with those four things they can cure just about anything and so this new thing that 1.00

00:25:25.720 uh gets you out of your need for insulin involves sticking uh something way up your ass i think and 0.96

00:25:33.880 then zapping it electrically in your something in your inner guts so it's an endoscope it's an endoscope 0.99

00:25:42.840 now i think it could mean it goes down your throat but given that it's shooting the top of 0.96

00:25:48.600 your intestines i think it's going up your butt however it's only once it's only once i don't 0.97

00:25:57.160 know if they put you to sleep or you just enjoy the experience but um but imagine if you could go 0.99

00:26:04.440 into the doctor's office maybe they put you to sleep maybe they don't i don't know they zap you for

00:26:09.800 a few minutes there's no recovery there's no recovery you just walk out and the ozempic i assume is just

00:26:18.360 so you don't overeat um and then you're done is this possible is it possible that type 2 diabetes just

00:26:28.760 got fixed with a five-minute procedure it's possible now i'm not going to say that this is real

00:26:37.000 you know 14 people is not nearly enough you don't know the side effects you know you got to do the big

00:26:41.960 test but maybe but maybe

00:26:49.880 all right here's another one i have the first peer-reviewed uh protocol on cancer

00:26:57.320 using ivermectin and uh another kind of antiviral thing called fenbendazole

00:27:03.800 and there's one like it that's a similar so uh dr macus says he's already seeing incredible successes

00:27:12.520 with these repurposed drugs uh he's using it it is in his uh practice and he says ivermectin targets

00:27:21.080 cancer cells by disrupting their mitochondrial function just the way you'd expect it to

00:27:25.960 i suppose um leading to cell death the uh of the cancer it also blocks key energy pathways blah blah

00:27:35.160 so it's got um several ways it could work i guess and this fenbendazole and me bendazole they're both

00:27:43.560 anti-parasitic drugs oh i should have said the anti-parasitic so these are three anti-parasitic drugs

00:27:50.280 ivermectin and then these other two and they've been found to halt cancer cell growth interfere with

00:27:58.280 glucose metabolism trigger uh apoptosis in some pre-clinical trials and he says remarkably three

00:28:07.400 patients with stage four geniturinary cancers were treated with high doses of this fenbendazole

00:28:14.920 thousand milligrams three times a week for several months and experienced complete remission

00:28:20.280 complete remission now this is well short of a clinical trial but um today's today's uh

00:28:34.520 theme is the golden age is it possible that cancer just got cured

00:28:44.360 with existing drugs they have low or no side effects

00:28:51.000 did it is is type 2 diabetes cured is ozempic curing obesity is is rfk jr going to fix our food supply

00:29:01.880 within a couple years are we on the edge of curing cancer did we just shoot a gigantic rocket into the

00:29:11.560 air and catch it with two loving arms in a gigantic mechanized device 1.00

00:29:18.520 as we're preparing to go to mars are these all things happening did the did the polls just turn

00:29:28.440 and did we find that kamala harris is unlikely to win and instead the pirate ship of amazing people

00:29:36.840 might come into power is it possible that our doom loop of overspending would would be cured by the

00:29:45.560 only person we trust to do it which is elon musk uh and he's all ramping up he's already ramping up

00:29:54.040 in case trump wins and he would be in charge of reducing or increasing the efficiency of the government

00:30:00.360 by reducing the waste and that would basically put us back on the path to fiscal confidence

00:30:12.520 i hate to get you all excited

00:30:17.640 but everything is going our way

00:30:22.520 here's some more google just made a deal to buy the first private mini nuclear reactor

00:30:29.080 power so there's a company uh called uh california caros power and apparently they can they haven't

00:30:37.800 made any yet i don't think but they're going to make them and by 2030 they'll have at least one and

00:30:44.040 by 2035 maybe some more and so our biggest companies the ones that you can trust to push our government for

00:30:53.160 approval if if you and i decided to build a nuclear power plant we would run up against the government's

00:30:59.960 bureaucracy and we wouldn't be able to raise money and we wouldn't be able to get anything done in the

00:31:07.800 government so basically it just couldn't happen but what if you're google if you're google you tell the

00:31:15.720 government what to do if you google you don't need money because you have it if you're google you just

00:31:22.440 change the whole world change your search results make everybody suddenly like uh nuclear if you went to

00:31:29.080 google and you checked their search results about the downside of nuclear energy do you think it says

00:31:38.680 as many negative things about nuclear energy risks as it used to i don't know but i'd be real surprised

00:31:47.400 so keep in mind google is who tells people what to think literally the google results tell people what

00:32:00.200 to think we and we've seen that it can change your election results etc if google is building its own or

00:32:08.760 buying its own nuclear energy plant what will google who tells people what to think tell them what to

00:32:16.200 think about nuclear power best thing ever not only best thing ever but required for survival you're

00:32:23.880 going to need it for ai and if you don't have ai your country is going to be going to be defeated by

00:32:28.440 the countries that do so it's not only a good idea it's essential golden age if google is all in

00:32:39.880 that america is all in there is no such thing as america disagreeing with google because google tells

00:32:49.240 america what to think that's just the way it works now the media if it wanted to disagree could put up a

00:32:58.760 good fight so if the media wanted to disagree with google and say no we hate we think this nuclear power is a bad

00:33:05.960 idea well they'd be going up against google do you think they want to do that nope how about do they

00:33:14.520 want to go up against microsoft who is also looking for its own nuclear energy plant nope do they want

00:33:21.960 to go up against oracle well oracle is a little different but they don't so our most important

00:33:28.920 companies have just told the rest of america nuclear energy is not just good it's essential

00:33:36.440 it's coming fast and we can't get enough of it do you remember in 2015 2016 really all through the

00:33:45.560 first years of the trump administration almost every day i came on social media and said

00:33:52.760 everybody who thinks these nuclear energy things are a bad idea you're thinking of the old technology you

00:33:57.720 don't know that the new technologies are safe they figured out how to store the waste and even reuse

00:34:03.480 it in some cases everything solved we need nuclear you better go fast here it is golden age yeah it

00:34:14.120 wouldn't be it wouldn't be the golden age unless you saw all the big american companies go down hard

00:34:21.640 in favor of nuclear energy it's how hard they're going at it that's the thing it's not that they

00:34:28.280 we're mildly interested in it no they're committed they're all in the biggest companies the most

00:34:33.960 powerful guaranteed it's coming now i'm going to give you another prediction that goes like this

00:34:40.920 you can you can predict the outcome of any nation in the world based on their nuclear program

00:34:49.640 that's it if you look at the united states we started late i wish we'd started earlier but we're

00:34:56.360 really good fast followers so i don't think it's going to hurt us too much that we didn't do

00:35:02.520 something 10 years ago because that would have been 10 years ago's technology if we're starting to go

00:35:08.360 hard today with many nuclear plants and gen 4 in some cases and the best technology that we have

00:35:16.520 and getting rid of some maybe some regulations as appropriate lots of experimenting with nuclear

00:35:21.880 fuels that are better etc and the uh to its credit the energy department in america let me let me say

00:35:29.960 this unambiguously so over two administrations the department of energy in the united states has been

00:35:38.040 quite pro-nuclear power and has done very as far as i can tell really important work in making it

00:35:46.920 possible to test newer nuclear processes so if you think it's just like another bureaucracy the

00:35:55.560 department of energy they might be superstars they seem to have quietly done as far as i can tell

00:36:04.280 a whole bunch of correct things in the last several years across two administrations and that counts

00:36:10.520 that counts because it means it's administration um robust it's not going to be destroyed by getting

00:36:17.400 the wrong president in it's still going to look good no matter who's in so good good job on department

00:36:23.880 of energy at least pushing nuclear stuff but if you look at great britain they're about ready to phase out

00:36:31.240 the last of their nuclear energy it doesn't look like they're going to go hard to get new ones and

00:36:37.160 any country in europe that you see phasing out their nuclear power i would say you're seeing the end of

00:36:43.320 them as a important country um i think britain doesn't have a chance of really surviving into the modern

00:36:52.760 era without nuclear power so if that's the way they're going you're seeing the end of an empire

00:36:58.760 if that's what they want that's what they want anyway um did you know that the appeals court

00:37:06.760 unless they've already ruled i don't think they have uh they were looking into the case of the

00:37:12.600 half a billion dollars or whatever it was that trump was supposed to pay because he allegedly defrauded

00:37:18.760 banks by allegedly over uh overvaluing the price of his or the value of his assets now what did i tell 1.00

00:37:27.560 you on day one of that story on day one of that story i said whoa the people in the media are idiots 0.99

00:37:38.840 and they don't know anything about business and everything you're seeing about this story is based on 1.00

00:37:44.040 idiots not knowing anything about business because if you're not an idiot and you know about business 1.00

00:37:50.040 you knew that there was nothing wrong with that story in other words you knew that there was no 1.00

00:37:54.680 reason that there should have been a legal process against trump did he overvalue his assets doesn't

00:38:00.760 matter that's what i told you because i was a banker if you're a banker and literally i was a lending

00:38:09.160 officer i was approving loans for lenders i was actually not the lending officer i was in the back

00:38:14.680 office that approved the loans made by the lending officers so i was sort of i don't want to say

00:38:21.080 superior to them but i had to i had to make sure it was okay so i had to know what a loan is and how

00:38:26.600 it works and whether they can repay i had to know as much or more than the lenders do to do my job

00:38:32.200 and here's what i know the bank doesn't take your word for anything

00:38:40.520 that's what i knew in the normal course of things your lender tells you a bunch of lies

00:38:46.760 and then you say can you back that up and if they can't you go okay well that was a lie

00:38:53.160 and when they can you rely on the document not what they said there is no scenario in which a bank ever

00:39:02.200 ever relies on what a lender said or what a borrower says ever it's never happened never

00:39:09.160 should happen never can happen never will happen and yet they're pretending that the trump situation

00:39:15.880 was the one time that somebody relied on relied on the statements of the borrower no they have a

00:39:23.240 whole process in which they go out and they check the value of things on their own because they have

00:39:27.560 to because that's their job and so the banks were happy with the loans because they checked it down

00:39:33.080 trump has always paid back his loans so he's good to do business with they made money he made money

00:39:39.320 nobody even once concerned themselves with the fact that there was a big difference

00:39:43.960 between what the banks thought was the value and what trump said was the value it had no impact in the

00:39:49.080 real world and the systems in the real world the banking loaning systems guaranteed that it wouldn't

00:39:57.880 be a problem guaranteed and of course trump would know that he wouldn't be trying to get away with

00:40:03.960 something because he would know it the same as the banks everybody in business knows that nobody relies on

00:40:11.720 your impression of your assets value everybody knows that so now the appellate court is sitting there

00:40:18.840 just excoriating excoriating is that the word the uh the attorneys who brought this case and won

00:40:25.720 they actually won in the most absurd case they won nobody was damaged nobody had a complaint and the

00:40:35.640 people who were allegedly damaged would be happy to do business with them again because they just made money

00:40:40.520 and had a good experience and the so the appellate judges who are not obviously soros picked people

00:40:48.600 are just saying um has this ever happened in the history of the world that you brought a case where

00:40:55.880 there were no victims and everybody was happy and everybody understood the process and everybody

00:41:00.840 understood the process gave them no risk whatsoever in this transaction and the lawyers are just blah blah blah

00:41:09.320 blah blah blah they don't have nothing so i don't think it's been ruled on yet but i don't think

00:41:15.880 there's any doubt how it will be ruled if you're judging from what the what questions are being asked

00:41:23.240 and the comments of the appellate court trump's going to get his half million back i don't think he paid it

00:41:28.360 but yeah he i think that just goes away i would love to see it go away before election day 0.99

00:41:34.120 because the number of democrat idiots idiots who challenged me on social media that this was 1.00

00:41:44.600 a horrible crime and trump should be in jail for it or at least pay half a billion dollars for it 1.00

00:41:51.800 do will any of them come back and say oh you know it turns out that uh being a lending officer might

00:41:57.880 give you some experience and knowledge about being a lending officer yes it does turns out it does

00:42:06.680 i've told you many times that understanding economics and i put banking under that category

00:42:13.160 and persuasion are the two most predictive skills if you understand everything about money and i've got a

00:42:22.280 background in economics and mba and lots of business experience and you understand persuasion

00:42:29.640 you can often predict the future um better than chance so that's how i predicted that trump would win

00:42:37.640 in 2016 it's also how i predicted that the appellate courts if they were honest would throw this out

00:42:45.080 while laughing at it right so so watch this pattern the pattern is that people understand money

00:42:53.640 and business and the people understand persuasion are really good at predicting if you see somebody

00:43:00.120 who knows both of those things that's what i call a talent stack where you've intelligently combined

00:43:05.640 things that work well together that person is going to guess the future better than other people

00:43:11.240 it's just those two skills are future future oriented skills that's how they work

00:43:20.200 anyway so that's more good news uh new york post is reporting that there's a brooklyn-based company

00:43:26.200 that manages some apartments in the suburbs of denver and they say that the fake news is fake news and that

00:43:33.880 these venezuelan gangs have in fact taken over their their apartments

00:43:39.320 um now taken over might be a phrase with some ambiguity to it but let's just say they can't get

00:43:48.440 rid of them and if they want to beat up one of their employees apparently they do and they don't

00:43:54.920 necessarily pay rent and uh so for all practical purposes quote gangs have taken control of several

00:44:02.760 of our properties in aurora colorado can we put this to rest yeah are we done about the question of

00:44:11.720 whether it's true the company that owns the building says they're taken over and not one multiple

00:44:19.000 buildings and this is just one management company who's saying on the record saying in public showing 0.92

00:44:25.480 you a picture of their employee who was beat to shit by the gang for i think trying to expel them 0.86

00:44:31.880 or something can we agree that the news was always fake when it said that the news that this was fake 0.97

00:44:39.400 that the gangs have in fact taken over the buildings can can we now say it's true or or is there some

00:44:47.800 made-up brooklyn-based company if there's really a brooklyn-based company that owns buildings and they

00:44:55.000 say that the gangs are controlling not the people whose job it is to control them aren't we done

00:45:03.960 arguing whether it's real i think we're done and then if you know what is real then you can deal with it

00:45:11.400 pretending it wasn't real was the problem it's not that you can't know how to expel people from a

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00:46:23.320 um this is on the george account on x did you know that years ago when nelson mandela got out of prison

00:46:34.360 he wanted to arrange a trip to the united states and for whatever reason the government of the united

00:46:41.000 states couldn't arrange appropriate transportation i don't know what's beyond that but uh so donald trump

00:46:48.920 uh offered his private plane so donald trump on his own dime sent his private jet to carry nelson mandela to

00:47:01.880 the united states and today kamala harris will be calling him a racist again because they made up some stuff

00:47:10.760 i'll tell you he might be the most misunderstood human being in the world if you look and and it's

00:47:20.600 very consistent you've heard a lot of anecdotes about him paying off mortgages and helping people in

00:47:27.080 trouble and stopping his car when somebody was being mugged and you know flying nelson mandela um

00:47:34.520 somebody said that he attended michael jackson's trial every day because michael jackson was friends

00:47:40.280 with his family like it the the trump kids used to hang out with michael jackson to like play video

00:47:47.000 games and shit they were buddies they lived in the same building in the trump tower at least for a while so

00:47:57.240 it's just amazing what kind of you know caricature the the news will create of somebody 0.99

00:48:02.600 um i like to circle back to social media i mentioned this without details a few times

00:48:10.200 that there is a horrible sounding um rumor about tim waltz that i didn't detail because i said if it's

00:48:19.320 not true i don't want to put it out there um my best current updated information is it's all made up

00:48:28.120 it looks like it's all made up there's only one individual who is pushing it it's not somebody who

00:48:34.440 has credibility it's not being picked up by any other entity either pro or anti-waltz nobody's touching

00:48:41.640 it i'm gonna call it fake so if you see online a story and again i don't even want to give the details

00:48:50.280 because i think it's terribly unfair to waltz he does give me a creepy vibe and that's a fact

00:48:57.880 so i'll say that because it's a fact about how he makes me feel but it's not a fact about anything

00:49:03.560 he's done if you're talking about specific you know inappropriate acts of some kind you're really

00:49:11.720 gonna have to bring me some proof all right i'm not gonna buy that based on a vibe so be careful

00:49:20.280 be careful about that tim waltz just be careful about what you see on social media all right

00:49:29.080 how many hoaxes are there about uh trump today let's see do we have how many there's a there's a

00:49:35.720 hoax that trump was going to use the military against his enemies of course that's just some weird

00:49:41.400 thing taken into context uh i saw um did you see jake tapper talking to james carville last night

00:49:51.080 now here again i'm not gonna make a claim of fact because i wouldn't i don't know the fact i'll make

00:49:57.800 a claim of how i'm responding to something i watched it and carville looked obviously drunk

00:50:05.720 and the things he said didn't make a big of a fucking sense it looked like just a really drunk guy 0.87

00:50:10.920 talking and so i don't know if he was drunk i just know that he sure acted drunk and here's one of 0.98

00:50:20.920 the things he said that trump isn't hiding it anymore that he's a nazi what what are you talking about

00:50:29.480 and he said it's because trump's going to do a rally in madison square garden and therefore obviously

00:50:35.400 nazi what what trump does rallies all the time as do all politicians why would trump's one rally 0.61

00:50:47.560 be be a hiller rally well uh that's what jake tapper asked carville because it's not obvious to him

00:50:55.720 either jake tapper had the same impression apparently um what uh what exactly are you seeing about this

00:51:02.360 madison square garden rally and he says well in 1939 uh some nazis had a had a rally in that building

00:51:11.880 now i don't even think it's the same building i believe the building has been rebuilt like three

00:51:15.480 times since then but i would like to point out uh that building's been used before

00:51:26.120 does carville drink so much that he thinks only nazis use that building it's a sort of a public

00:51:34.840 building i believe that sports teams do things in there maybe some of your favorite comedians have

00:51:41.080 them stand up there how in the world do you drink so much that you go on cnn and say that having a rally

00:51:50.440 in a public building where everybody has rallies and events is is proof it's not just like an indication 0.83

00:51:57.400 but it's like and then that's proof that's proof he's a nazi that is some batshit crazy stuff right

00:52:03.800 there and then then his other evidence was that trump said he wanted to use the military against his 0.99

00:52:10.680 enemies which you don't even have to research that to know that didn't happen that's so dumb that if you 0.90

00:52:16.600 spend five minutes following politics you go that didn't happen that's some weird and a context thing

00:52:21.640 of course it is some weird and a context thing um so the there were and there were two more they were

00:52:28.760 just like crazy ones they sound like desperation uh i think it's pretty obvious that the harris team

00:52:35.000 knows that they're they're in a doom loop you know they're they're circling the drain at this point

00:52:39.640 their campaign so they're i mean they're just flailing like oh well uh maybe uh the building

00:52:46.520 he's in is a nazi building can we go with that can we can we go with the buildings a nazi building 0.73

00:52:53.960 well how about you go after his economic policies well that would be bad because the the public likes

00:53:00.760 his trump's economic policy well you could go after his his policies about you know the ukraine war

00:53:07.240 in the middle east no because people like him better on that well okay so not the economics and not war

00:53:15.560 but how about the border yet oh now we can't go after trump and the border because they like him

00:53:20.200 best uh what do we got is he going to visit any real estate in the next few weeks uh let's check

00:53:29.080 yeah he'll be in this building called a madison square garden perfect we'll say it's a nazi facility 0.81

00:53:35.960 because that's all they have imagine imagine imagine sitting around and thinking where will we put our

00:53:45.320 limited resources today because everything is limited we'll put our limited resources into this new hoax

00:53:54.600 about using the military and uh the hoax about this building being where only nazis gather

00:54:01.400 that is a lot of giving up right there that you know if if you could come up with different words

00:54:09.800 for we surrender it would look like that oh i get it you're surrendering now so are you done with the

00:54:16.200 race no we're gonna you know we're gonna take it to the election day but it sounds like you're giving up

00:54:22.120 oh no we're fighting as hard as we can about real estate being nazi indications no you're not no you're

00:54:31.400 not fighting anymore you have given up the the kamala collapse is today today is the middle of february

00:54:42.520 today is the day that we all knew that the fake polls would start to true up we all knew that she

00:54:49.720 couldn't keep this going we all knew that if she came out of her closet and spoke to real people

00:54:55.720 she would be destroyed and now she's trying to make a case that trump is the one hiding so kamala is 1.00

00:55:03.080 saying in her in her speeches that trump is not doing any interviews and refused to do a debate

00:55:10.280 with her now obviously doing another debate doesn't help trump i don't i mean maybe something could go

00:55:17.320 wrong but there's nothing left to go right and here's the thing trump has been talking to podcasters

00:55:27.240 kamala harris says he's not doing interviews with the major media why would he do an interview with the

00:55:33.080 major media who is literally just basically the kamala harris campaign she's really saying can you do

00:55:40.520 an interview with the fake news who basically is an extension of my campaign if you don't do an

00:55:45.880 interview with the fake news that will only use your quotes out of context and edit you to make you 1.00

00:55:52.200 look stupid the same way they edited me to make me look smart if you don't do the dumbest thing you could 1.00

00:55:57.800 ever do as a politician talk to the main media who's going to malign you and make you look like you're 1.00

00:56:03.240 some kind of a nazi at madison square garden if you don't do that you must be weak and unconfident

00:56:11.560 okay here's what's really happening trump has realized that if he goes on joe rogan which he

00:56:19.720 might do soon or on any of these podcasts that have huge male audiences that he is scooping up male

00:56:26.840 support like a vacuum cleaner on ants every time he goes on a podcast he's not being accused of being a

00:56:34.680 racist he's showing himself in his very most relaxed basic um favorable light and he can go from one to

00:56:43.160 the other get gigantic audiences that you'll never get of young men on any of these big platforms he'll

00:56:49.960 never get you know the bad treatment and it's a 100 winning strategy especially if he closes it out with

00:56:58.680 joe rogan and it gets better there is rumor not confirmed not confirmed that both trump and harris

00:57:09.960 at different times will do joe rogan before the election

00:57:17.320 are you having the same feeling about that that i am

00:57:22.040 kamala harris has only done interviews with friendlies

00:57:24.920 now she's going to do one with uh brett bear on fox news but he would be the friendliest

00:57:35.480 um on fox news now friendly meaning that he's not an opinion person and he does a great great job

00:57:45.000 of avoiding opinion it's got to be the hardest job in the world imagine how hard it would be

00:57:50.360 to do what brett bear does talk about the news on fox news and not you know just bias it because

00:57:57.640 all of your co-workers are opinion people so he does a great job of that i'm always impressed when i when

00:58:03.320 i see him work so that's the safest thing she could do but i think brett bear is going to tear her apart

00:58:14.440 and not because he's biased but because she has some things to answer for that she has not answered

00:58:19.320 for and i don't think she's that brett bear is going to let her just talk over him and run out the clock 0.93

00:58:26.280 i think he's going to make her answer and she's going to look like an idiot because we've seen her work 1.00

00:58:33.480 enough and i don't say that lightly she seems like an idiot and that's a separate question 0.99

00:58:39.800 but imagine them on joe rogan imagine joe rogan asking anything he wants to trump 0.98

00:58:47.400 how do you think that'll go pretty well pretty well now imagine and by the way i would expect that

00:58:55.960 joe rogan would ask both of them hard questions i think rogan would not want to do a softball

00:59:01.960 interview with trump i think he'd want to come with some fun because it is entertainment but he's

00:59:07.480 going to come with some hard questions i think rogan would make him explain january 6th and the

00:59:12.680 way nobody's ever done it i'm just guessing but i think he would hold them to some some high standards

00:59:20.120 that's what i suspect because he wouldn't be afraid of them that's what you need so so rogan would not be

00:59:26.520 afraid to ask the hard question and put him in the spot and you know that's not the same for everybody

00:59:32.520 else um but he would he would destroy kamala harris just by asking questions all he'd have to do is say

00:59:42.120 people that wonder about this give me an answer no that's not the answer to the question it should be

00:59:47.880 destroyed

00:59:52.040 anyway um i also saw that uh harris was talking about trump not releasing his medical records

01:00:03.480 apparently she released her medical records now uh trump hasn't since 2023 i guess

01:00:10.200 but uh trump has asked that kamala harris take a cognitive test i would like to double down on 1.00

01:00:16.920 that by saying she should also take a drug test the drug test so kamala harris tells us that her doctor 1.00

01:00:24.920 gave her a um yeah that uh that the doctor gave her a clean bill of health did he i don't remember

01:00:37.480 seeing the drug test did you did you see the cognitive test i didn't so kamala harris has not

01:00:45.400 tested the two things that we have a question about when i look at her in public i do not say

01:00:51.160 oh she looks like somebody who would be a health risk in the future i don't say that i i'm not even

01:00:58.040 really super interested in what her doctor says about her body because it looks like her body's

01:01:03.880 fine she's young enough vital enough she's been doing a full campaign you know there's nothing about 1.00

01:01:10.600 the campaign that suggests her body doesn't work i'm fine with that she has a good body and superior 0.94

01:01:16.120 superior in body to trump trump trump's got a little extra weight although it looks like he's

01:01:22.280 losing weight and trump's far older so if she wants to compete on who's got a better body yeah yeah i'll 0.75

01:01:30.120 give that to her i'll give her the win on body but it's not her body that runs the country it's her brain 1.00

01:01:38.280 and if i don't know what drugs she's ingesting while it looks like she is and i don't know her 1.00

01:01:45.640 cognitive ability when i can't explain why she's acting so much dumber than she used to act 0.96

01:01:52.120 i kind of need to know those answers i'm very curious about whether she's had a hit to her

01:01:57.400 cognitive ability because it looks like it i don't know why but it sure looks like it something's going on

01:02:04.840 there so uh she's pushing that and she was pushing i was watching the uh the rally and she slipped from 0.99

01:02:15.160 politician mode into uh bitch wife mode and i guess there's there's no you know nicer way to say it 1.00

01:02:23.880 politician mode is most of what she says and most of what she has said you know like i will give you 0.97

01:02:30.360 this policy yeah politician but when she was talking about the health differences she slipped into 1.00

01:02:37.800 uh bitch wife like just nagging just just the vibe and oh my god did it turn me off like 1.00

01:02:48.840 you know i i hate to sound uh you know too sexist but the truth is that both male men and women have a 0.99

01:02:57.560 mode that if they use that mode it's a turn off to somebody right if trump gets a little too braggy

01:03:05.880 women just go i'm out uh what are you doing i i cannot listen to one more second of you bragging 1.00

01:03:12.600 about yourself right that's the male version the female version is if you get that attitude 0.90

01:03:18.600 oh he doesn't want to give us his his health records i can't do an impression of it but oh my god when

01:03:27.240 either of them get out in a political mode and get into their that mode total turn off

01:03:35.320 total turn off

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01:03:50.760 think all right um is it too too too soon to say we know the 2024 election is uh rigged

01:04:02.120 the amuse account points out that uh detroit reports that 40 of the mail-in ballots have already been

01:04:09.160 returned

01:04:13.640 really is so this is on a long list of cities in detroit and detroit the place that you'd expect

01:04:24.600 to be the worst managed biggest place that there would be a problem seems to have lapped the other

01:04:32.600 cities and how many ballots have been returned early so the other cities are in that you know 26 to 38

01:04:39.560 range but the star is exactly the city you'd expect to be the number one recipient of mail-in ballots

01:04:48.040 if the cheat was on it's already obvious people now i don't have a factual basis to say that cheating is

01:04:58.280 going on and and here it is but already we have one statistic that would make me not trust the

01:05:05.480 election if the result were harris won already if you're asking me do i accept the election of 2020 no

01:05:13.240 i'm out or 2024 i'm out i'm already out i don't trust the result already

01:05:20.840 so i've already seen enough about this election that i don't trust it now if trump wins i'm going

01:05:30.040 to embrace it like crazy like i didn't see any problems and i'm not even going to pretend to be

01:05:37.720 you know consistent because i'm going to assume that he managed to beat the margin of cheating

01:05:44.120 i won't know that but it will be my working assumption so yes there's something strange

01:05:52.280 going in in detroit and i'm hoping that somebody's going to ask somebody this question this week

01:05:58.680 and the question is kamala harris and by the way this would be a good question for brett bear

01:06:05.320 and it would be a good question even better for joe rogan

01:06:07.800 kamala harris if the election result shows that trump wins and you see that there are some historically

01:06:17.640 out of balance results in other words there's some areas that uh voted for him in numbers that

01:06:23.640 couldn't possibly be true based on historical patterns would you accept and certify the result

01:06:31.480 based on what you're saying well no nope get back to the point

01:06:37.800 if you see obvious things that are out of whack will you accept the election well in 2020 well not

01:06:45.880 talking about 2020 get back to the question will you accept it if it looks out of whack to you well

01:06:53.560 it's not going to look out of whack no that's not the question if it looks out of whack like republicans

01:07:00.200 say 2020 looked out of whack if it just looks out of whack are you going to accept it well you and

01:07:08.760 there's your election there's your election if she can't answer that question and she can't

01:07:17.560 it's their biggest claim

01:07:20.920 that uh you won't leave office and blah blah blah all right here's some more warning signs oh by the way

01:07:26.280 christopher uh ruffo has found that one of harris's books she copied five passages which we call

01:07:33.080 plagiarism new york times tried to slap him down because the new york times wants her to win in my

01:07:38.920 opinion um so they tried to minimize it by saying oh they just had like five little areas you know five

01:07:47.560 little areas that were copied nothing they admitted it was plagiarism

01:07:51.640 uh but then they said that noticing the plagiarism is racist yeah so that's the new york times that

01:08:00.520 would be the standard bearer of news is that if you notice somebody plagiarized and you approve it

01:08:08.440 and you show the sections so nobody can doubt your claims you my friends are being a racist according to

01:08:16.440 the new york times all right great job christopher ruffo well more on the kamala collapse uh harry

01:08:26.120 enton of cnn said that there are a lot of warning signs now going off he says that

01:08:33.240 if the gop is ahead in party identification pretty much they're guaranteed to win 0.99

01:08:39.400 now party identification means that you signed up to be a republican or you signed up to be a democrat

01:08:47.240 generally speaking democrats have more people signed up and when they have more people signed up

01:08:53.400 by a goodly amount they win anytime it's close republicans win

01:09:00.520 but right now republicans are ahead so republicans this is according to harry enton cnn republicans

01:09:14.440 right now are doing even better than the average when they win uh so think about that

01:09:23.240 the the average number of people who identify as republicans will give you a republican win if it's

01:09:34.200 the average it's above that these signs are pointing to a landslide they're they're pretty

01:09:42.040 clearly pointing to a landslide now what happens if all these signs are pointing to pointing toward trump

01:09:49.320 but in the last hours of the election counting he loses are you going to accept that election i'm not

01:09:56.360 yeah let me say as clearly as possible if all of these signs are pointing toward a win

01:10:02.600 and at the last minute there's a bunch of mail-in votes that counted i'm not accepting the election

01:10:07.880 let me let me say that as clearly as i can and publicly this is a public statement if all the

01:10:14.120 indicators or many of them indicate a strong win by trump and in the last minute the mail-in votes

01:10:23.080 look suspicious i do not accept that result

01:10:28.840 i want to make that clear yeah you're going to have to you the results are going to have to match

01:10:34.120 the singles the signals if on election day the signals are all you know they've changed and they're

01:10:40.280 all glaring that you know based on historical patterns um harris is going to win and then she 0.92

01:10:46.520 does win i'm not going to question you know whether any specific votes were in line around the line

01:10:53.800 even if something is found but it's smallish i'm going to say you know everything indicated she was

01:11:01.080 going to win let's let's just move on but it's got to work both ways if everything's indicating that

01:11:08.120 trump is going to win and then the the bellwethers go weird and the last minute counting goes weird

01:11:13.800 nope no that's a hard no on accepting that result

01:11:22.440 all right uh rasmussen is asking people are you better off than you were before uh before biden was

01:11:29.080 in office and by a 16 point margin most voters say no when you've got that kind of a result it is

01:11:37.080 nearly impossible for the incumbent to win here again another glaring sign that trump's going to win

01:11:48.760 so trump is ahead on the three biggest issues you know then abortion is its own thing

01:11:55.160 but the three biggest issues he's well ahead which is the wars the economy and the border

01:11:59.880 he's ahead on are you better off

01:12:06.200 and party identification he's ahead and the polls say he's adding depending on which polls

01:12:13.880 and they haven't all caught up to the current situation yet but he's adding like six out of

01:12:18.520 seven swing states now let's say things stay the same and we go into the election that these are the

01:12:25.560 things we know and then he loses by 10 million votes you can accept that

01:12:34.680 i think it depends how those votes come in and what it looks like like if it looked like it was organic

01:12:40.920 maybe maybe maybe but all right uh

01:12:51.320 uh geraldo just said he's uh endorsing um so geraldo rivera is going to endorse harris and uh

01:13:01.720 that's because of january 6

01:13:04.200 and and uh the reason that geraldo says he cannot endorse trump

01:13:11.800 even though they've been personal friends for a long time

01:13:14.760 is that trump did not acknowledge that he lost in 2020

01:13:21.000 can you believe that that that's his reason he went public with it with a with a long post on it

01:13:27.160 it's because trump won't accept that he lost in 2020 and that's the one reason that's the unacceptable reason

01:13:37.400 so i responded to her although and uh people like my response so much i think i will read it to you

01:13:45.720 um oh and her older said that if you accept trump's statements that he won in 2020 that makes you part of

01:13:54.440 what they call the big lie so democrats branded january 6 and the claim that 2020 was rigged as the big lie

01:14:03.000 now the big lie is sort of uh trying to make you think of nazism because the nazis try to push the big lie

01:14:12.040 so that comes from nazism so geraldo wants to know that uh trump would be a big old terrible person for his 0.81

01:14:22.120 lie and if you were to accept his lie you're part of the nazi like people who would accept the big lie 0.61

01:14:30.840 okay so here's what i said in a long post to geraldo that people liked a lot i said geraldo

01:14:36.840 no one knows who won in 2020 or any other prior elections our system is designed intentionally

01:14:45.080 to not be fully auditable we know the design is intentional because that's how design works

01:14:51.080 if a design persists for decades despite the ability to change it then the design is intentional

01:14:59.640 did did jfk win fair and square historians disagree

01:15:06.760 you can know for sure that no court has ruled the 2020 election was invalid but you also know courts are

01:15:12.760 not the tool for that job how would they know if an election got hacked without detection

01:15:17.480 after years of the press demonizing trump as the next hitler every thinking person knows the incentive

01:15:25.880 to cheat him out of the victory in 2020 was through the roof we also know state actors can hack any

01:15:33.080 system usually without detection sometimes it requires an insider which is no hurdle for state

01:15:39.000 actors including our own we also know that if someone found a non-electronic way to cheat

01:15:45.240 we would not necessarily catch it and it appears the mail-in ballot situation is easily gained

01:15:51.160 whenever a system can be gamed and the incentives to do so are sky high

01:15:57.800 we observe that such gaming happens in every domain every time

01:16:04.840 geraldo i can't enter the dreamscape in which every thing in our country is corrupt and broken

01:16:10.280 except our election systems speaking as a hypnotist and a long-time observer of your

01:16:17.160 usually well-founded opinions this opinion does not seem to be derived from reason

01:16:25.160 so that's my take it is not derived from reason whatever is driving this

01:16:32.120 it's not because he thought it through

01:16:34.040 now most of us are not operating from reason we just rationalize after the fact but sometimes it's

01:16:41.000 a little more obvious than others all right here's some uh and i told you that uh harris has a new

01:16:49.080 plan for black men because she's losing with black men not losing totally but she's losing support from

01:16:55.240 black men she wants to give a million forgivable loans up to twenty thousand dollars what would you 1.00

01:17:02.360 call a plan to give twenty thousand dollar loans to people who don't have to pay it back

01:17:09.800 do you know how much theft there's going to be in loans that you don't have to pay back

01:17:15.000 do you know how fast i would apply for a loan i didn't have to pay back uh well you still have to say

01:17:20.440 that it's a loan for a business oh well yeah totally uh i'm gonna start a business what's the

01:17:25.960 what's your business um i'm gonna sell uh uh i'll probably uh i'll i'll make i'll make jewelry in my

01:17:36.280 house all right that's the business uh when are you gonna do it uh well as soon as i get to twenty

01:17:43.320 thousand dollars all right can you pay it back it doesn't matter it's a loan i don't have to pay

01:17:50.280 back oh that's right we said you don't have to pay it back all right so you say you're gonna do a

01:17:54.920 business and uh you want twenty thousand all right here's your twenty thousand and then we check later

01:18:02.040 how's your business going oh well well i just spent the money on stuff i didn't really start a business

01:18:11.560 business oh well you're not supposed to do that i know but you know when you said i don't have to pay

01:18:16.760 it back that was really telling me to just steal it no no we we said we want you to start a business

01:18:23.800 i know but what i heard what i heard was you're not going to be checking very carefully and i can just

01:18:29.720 say i started a business and it didn't work out i just spent your money and kept it all and you know

01:18:34.200 good luck it's basically just giving a whole bunch of criminals twenty thousand dollars because they asked for

01:18:40.200 it you don't have to live on this planet for very fucking long before you know that this is nothing 0.97

01:18:48.040 but an invitation for fraud you don't have to be some kind of an expert to see this one 0.95

01:18:56.360 i refer you to everything that happened during the pandemic if you're wondering if this will be gamed

01:19:01.400 yeah yeah it's going to be gamed um then what else she's going to do education and mentorship for black

01:19:10.040 men i told you that that seems like a good idea more mentorship's good but why are you limiting it to 0.95

01:19:15.880 black men because you're a racist this is racist right if the government says we're going to do 1.00

01:19:28.040 something and you're not allowed to get any whitey if anything the government says involves not for you 1.00

01:19:35.800 whitey then that's racist you should just put that right in there it's not for you whitey 1.00

01:19:45.080 then they got the protect crypto investments so black men know their money is safe how stupid do you 1.00

01:19:51.240 you think we all are because there's some special magic that's happening to black men are are you so 1.00

01:19:58.040 racist do you think black men uniquely cannot protect themselves from crypto race what the 1.00

01:20:03.400 fuck do you think is wrong with black men that they alone the only ones can't figure out how to handle 1.00

01:20:10.040 crypto could you be more condescending could you be 1.00

01:20:14.680 this is horrible this is this is the only thing i've ever seen this racist against everybody

01:20:24.200 it's racist against anybody who's not included but it's also racist against the people included

01:20:31.000 what do you think black people somehow magically are the only ones who can't get a like a wallet and

01:20:36.280 they can't join coinbase they don't know how to buy a don't know how to buy some crypto and protect it 0.98

01:20:41.640 i mean it's pretty hard to protect the crypto but this is ridiculous um then there's the national 0.96

01:20:49.720 health initiative to focus on illnesses that disproportionately impact black men i think 0.54

01:20:54.840 that would make sense but only in the context that we should be looking to fix everybody's problem

01:21:00.840 so if there's somebody who's problem that is underserved yeah yeah let's do more of it

01:21:05.480 um but if there's anybody who also has problems that are underserved why are you only helping black

01:21:12.040 men why are only black men being uh helped with their category of underserved health problems yes we

01:21:21.160 should help them yes we should do everything but but nobody else purely racist and then the one that's

01:21:30.200 the craziest is that they legalized recreational marijuana to create opportunities for black men to 0.99

01:21:37.080 become drug dealers so apparently there's some black men that are not drug dealers but uh the harris 0.60

01:21:44.040 campaign thinks that that needs to change um they'll make it legal so it'll be a legal drug but uh they'd

01:21:50.920 really like to push men into the drug dealing business just you know legally this sounds this sounds like

01:21:58.760 parody doesn't it it doesn't even sound like anybody who'd ever lived in this country came up with these 0.95

01:22:05.640 ideas it just sounds like a joke it's pathetic the word pathetic just describes everything coming out of 0.97

01:22:14.120 the harris campaign right now you know you you could say that what trump does is you know scary or 0.99

01:22:19.240 inappropriate or he's his tweets are too mean and all that stuff that's true it's all true but you 0.91

01:22:25.560 you wouldn't use the word pathetic would you like if you look at trump's lining up you know he's 0.95

01:22:33.320 got musk that will look into the government to waste he's got you know rfk juniors gonna look in 0.91

01:22:39.560 her food supply and maybe her meds serious serious important stuff

01:22:47.560 and then this pathetic claudia was leaving for her pickleball tournament i've been visualizing my match 1.00

01:22:53.960 all week she was so focused on visualizing that she didn't see the column behind her car on her 0.78

01:22:59.160 backhand side good thing claudia's with intact the insurer with the largest network of auto service

01:23:05.320 centers in the country everything was taken care of under one roof and she was on her way in a rental

01:23:10.040 car in no time i made it to my tournament and lost in the first round but you got there on time

01:23:16.360 intact insurance your auto service ace certain conditions apply um you know how the democrats want

01:23:24.760 to keep pushing these departments of disinformation and you can't kill them you can't get rid of the

01:23:31.640 disinformation because they're making them as fast as you can try to kill them uh i think trump should

01:23:37.400 promote uh promote creating the department of hoax debunking not disinformation the department of

01:23:46.680 hoax debunking and they'll use it to debunk all of the hoaxes now it would have to do both sides

01:23:55.640 because there are plenty of hoaxes on both sides but the democrats do work on a creating hoax model

01:24:02.360 they're just doing it all the time i think when it happens for republicans it's usually some grassroots

01:24:07.880 troll they got a little too much attention yeah like the like the tim wallace accusation that would

01:24:13.960 be like a hoax but again it comes from an individual and if he gets a lot of attention it keeps going

01:24:22.200 what am i seeing here in the comments

01:24:27.480 uh response needed okay i don't know what that's about

01:24:32.360 um anyway um the department of hoax debunking this would be a case where you would uh embrace

01:24:42.360 the disinformation world and say i'd like to double embrace it and when i'm president we're going to go

01:24:49.000 really hard at disinformation and we're going to include nbc in the list cbs abc cnn although cnn's

01:24:59.240 moving toward the middle in msnbc and i would say that we're going to declare that their reporting is

01:25:05.640 mostly hoaxes and uh it's going to be officially in the books as a hoax entity now do you think that

01:25:15.080 the democrats like their disinformation organizations now not as much because their entire point is they

01:25:23.400 think it will only be used against their enemies if if trump embraced the disinformation networks

01:25:30.280 and said these are great but we need to make sure they're operating correctly so make sure they cover

01:25:36.600 all of the hoaxes and that they identify the the networks that are the promoters of the hoaxes

01:25:42.760 so you can maybe guess the next one without help oh it came from a hoax entity i get it i don't have to pay

01:25:49.160 attention to that one yeah the minute that trump embraces the hoax slash disinformation process

01:25:59.320 they're gonna have to dismantle it

01:26:02.840 because they thought it only went one way

01:26:08.600 it doesn't

01:26:12.120 anyway so so here are some of the hoaxes i forgot to mention

01:26:14.840 uh there's a hoax that nazis attended an eric trump boat rally uh there's a hoax that trump

01:26:23.320 spaced down on stage for 30 minutes i think somebody was there was somebody injured in the audience so

01:26:28.840 he had to take a pause and he stayed on stage and so they just i think they ended up not continuing

01:26:35.480 after a while so that was just a hoax and all the news is hoaxes um let's see what else is happening

01:26:44.840 um do you know the story about the uh i've talked about the uh the ghost trucks i'll call them the

01:26:53.960 trucks that allegedly had were filled with fake ballots from some specific postal uh service place

01:27:02.440 there was a whistleblower who said you know he had fake ballots in his truck but we can't find the

01:27:09.560 trucks and now um according to erasmus in the count quote uh imagine having to fight the u.s postal

01:27:17.160 service for years in federal courts just for the names of who paid the trucking companies

01:27:25.000 did you know that did you know that somebody's trying to figure out who paid the trucking companies

01:27:32.760 that allegedly had the fake ballots on it and it's taken two years in federal courts unsuccessfully

01:27:41.720 is there some reason we can't know who paid the trucking companies that a whistleblower said had

01:27:46.280 fake ballots on it and you're going to trust the next election now here's what i hope if we know that

01:27:54.840 this kind of process happened once or at least there's a allegation that happened once then can

01:28:01.160 the republican observers make sure that they're observing so they could catch it should it happen

01:28:07.080 again now if it happened again i imagine it wouldn't look the same if it if there was any bad behavior

01:28:13.160 before they would know they needed to switch it up but it would still have the same element to it

01:28:19.800 there would still be trucks delivering things that were full of things that shouldn't be delivered

01:28:25.960 so can you catch that it depends where the observers are and some of them are you know are

01:28:33.320 going to be kept out of certain places so we'll see we'll she'll see well ukraine is uh souped up its

01:28:42.840 drone success rate that used to be down around 10 percent because the russians were good at jamming drones

01:28:49.560 so they kept sending these drones and they got jammed and maybe one in ten would hit a target

01:28:54.280 but now ukraine has added ai to their drones so that they can fly without gps which means they can

01:29:02.360 get to their location they can do their own looking around and the jamming doesn't the jamming is applicable

01:29:08.440 to the gps so i think if you take that out of the mix you can make it somewhat autonomous and then the

01:29:14.920 the hit rate is up to 80 so now 80 of the drones are killing people um that's pretty amazing and then

01:29:26.920 there's some uh there's some information suggesting that the ukraine the ukrainian leadership is open to

01:29:35.160 the trading some land for peace situation now of course there are people who debunk that story

01:29:42.600 and say no no no we're not even considering trading land for peace but that's the better

01:29:48.280 negotiating position you want to start from the position that my god no i'm giving you nothing

01:29:53.480 uh in case you have to later give them something all right here's my update on israel and palestine

01:30:01.480 palestine and the palestinians um i told you yesterday that i tried to get involved in a

01:30:08.360 conversation online and i was just trying to clarify that the two parties were not on the same topic

01:30:14.200 i wasn't even taking a side just saying oh you're not on the same topic and i got just totally attacked

01:30:22.520 for people assuming i'm one one side or the other and so here's what i've realized

01:30:29.160 i i've told you before that lying is a bad thing and you'd all agree with that right lying is a bad thing

01:30:37.880 but there are some specific domains in which lying is not only acceptable it's preferred it's preferred

01:30:47.640 one of those domains is when people ask you about your sex life you have the right to lie about your

01:30:54.360 sex life if you're still in the closet and that's your preference i'm not saying it should be your 0.84

01:31:01.800 preference i i'm not involved in your personal life but if you want to tell somebody you're

01:31:07.160 not bisexual but you are fine that that's a perfectly good use of a lie i am 100 on your side 1.00

01:31:17.080 if somebody wants to get in your sex business and you just want to make them go away by lying yes 0.92

01:31:23.800 absolutely lie all you want about your sex life there's another area in which lying is not just

01:31:31.000 okay it's advised it's advised and that would be self-defense so let's say the terrorists capture

01:31:39.320 you and they say do you have any guns in the house you say no no no i i hate guns i'm anti-gun

01:31:49.400 and then maybe you got a chance to get close enough to your hidden handgun that you can you know shoot

01:31:54.760 them so there are situations in which it's dangerous to tell the truth in those cases yes lie

01:32:02.600 lying is not just okay it's advised very advised right so in self-defense you can lie as much as you

01:32:11.400 want now this brings us back to israel and the palestinian situation what do the israelis believe

01:32:19.480 they are doing defending themselves what do the palestinians believe they're doing defending 1.00

01:32:28.760 themselves now october 7th was an offensive act but their take on what they were doing you know

01:32:36.040 their interpretation not mine not mine i'm not involved their interpretation would be it's part of a

01:32:42.360 larger defensive you know get your land back as they see it now if you've got a situation where both

01:32:50.440 entities and this is kind of weird you know normally there's an attacking entity and a defensive entity

01:32:56.600 take the war in ukraine uh in that case um russia more clearly is the aggressor and ukraine

01:33:06.040 most of us think is that on the defense right so that would be the normal situation for a war there's 0.94

01:33:13.800 one one attacking and one defending but the weird thing about israel and the palestinian situation is

01:33:19.880 that because of their complicated past uh they both claim to be in a defensive mode

01:33:29.160 now when you're in a defensive mode as i just explained lying is not just okay

01:33:35.240 because you're defending yourself there's there's no rules in defense it's advised it's not just okay

01:33:43.720 it's recommended if you're defending yourself right if you're defending yourself it's recommended

01:33:51.880 because you should use every tool you should use lying you should use bombs you should use whatever

01:33:59.000 whatever it takes there's no rules in self-defense

01:34:01.960 so when i as a tourist you know blunder into this conversation between two entities that are in a

01:34:12.360 defensive posture and then i try to insert something that i think is maybe a truth that both of them 0.85

01:34:20.120 could agree on i am wasting my fucking time because the only thing you know for sure 0.97

01:34:27.640 is that neither side should be interested in the truth now what will happen five minutes after 0.97

01:34:34.280 i'm done i will go to my dms and several people who are jewish and friends of mine will say but you

01:34:40.760 know you know i hear what you're saying scott but you know israelis they do have the better argument

01:34:47.080 and i'm gonna say i don't care because if you're not in it you should not trust anything that either

01:34:57.400 side says because they both have a free pass under the under their assumptions of what's true they have

01:35:04.280 a free pass they have a free pass to lie about everything as long as they're in a defensive posture

01:35:11.080 so if israel is lying about everything and i'm not saying they are that is not my claim i'm saying

01:35:17.800 they have a right to lie about everything so do the palestinians under their interpretation of what's 0.97

01:35:24.360 happening now what i'm not going to do is give you my interpretation of what's happening because it all 0.62

01:35:30.280 looks stupid to me because you can just pick some period and pick some interpretation and you can come

01:35:35.720 up with anything you want so it doesn't matter what anybody else thinks all that matters is who has the 0.99

01:35:40.600 power to get what they want at the moment israel has power to get what they want and they're allies

01:35:50.120 and we should treat them like allies and if they do things that we would do and they do it's hard to

01:35:57.960 judge somebody for doing something exactly like what you would do so i don't so i'm not going to judge

01:36:05.320 either side i'll leave that to people who believe that in a contest between two groups who consider

01:36:11.960 themselves to be on defense that you can believe anything that's coming out of the war zone

01:36:17.480 if you believe anything that's coming out of a war zone between two people who are presenting

01:36:22.920 themselves as on the defense don't do that don't do that so now do i have a preference of who wins yes i

01:36:34.760 have a preference of who wins because in my world um if you would call me a non-believer let's call me a

01:36:42.120 non-believer i don't call myself an atheist because that feels too certain i'm simply not accepting

01:36:49.160 popular belief systems who is more likely to be on my side in that situation jews yeah jews are not 1.00

01:37:01.880 tough on people who have different opinions at least you know the people in the united states and

01:37:07.080 people i'm like likely to ever have any interaction with so if if the jewish powers gained power and got 0.99

01:37:15.160 into a better situation uh i say oh okay i don't see any problem with that i've had tremendously good

01:37:23.960 financial business dealings with many jewish business people pretty much all great i would

01:37:31.320 just keep doing that but what happens if the islamic world grows and starts to encroach on my world 1.00

01:37:40.920 well then i'm in a lot of trouble so if you're asking me who do i want to win israel israel who do i want

01:37:48.840 to uh dominate well i want the jews to be in a superior position absolutely no question about it and it's 0.78

01:37:58.680 because of self-defense because my greatest ability to remain free and unbothered is to not promote a

01:38:08.600 side that would want to crush me if they had the power to do so so i have no ambiguity about what

01:38:14.520 side i want to win i just don't believe anything that either of them say that's my current stand nor

01:38:21.480 should you nor should you all right and that's all i got for today and i'm going to talk to the

01:38:28.600 locals people privately i must have gone way over my longest one ever all right you on youtube and nix

01:38:35.800 and rumble thanks for joining locals i'm coming at you

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 15, 2024

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