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Scott Adams talks about a robot dog that can walk underwater, and cancer patients as digital twins, and why obesity is bad for your health. Plus, a new kind of coffee, and a new way to drink coffee.
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Well, one of the things you've probably been asking yourself is, sure, they can make robots, and they can make robot dogs.
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But can they make a robot dog that walks underwater?
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And according to the bite, these engineers have a quadruped robot dog that can, it's about a foot long,
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and it can walk onto your pool, and it can hide underwater.
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Now, I can't think of anything scarier than seeing robot dogs come out of water.
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If I'm ever by a stream, and a robot dog ever comes out of that stream and starts coming at me, I'm going to run very, very fast.
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But then the other robot dogs will catch up with me and overtake me and put me in a cocoon and harvest me for energy, I assume.
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I mean, I don't want to read too much into it, but I do think robot dog walks underwater, harvest me for energy, giant cocoon.
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And now, according to Science Blog, scientists can create cancer patients as digital twins to predict how well something will go.
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They can create your digital twin, and then they can put that digital twin in some digital medical study,
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and then they can see how you do as a digital twin before they do it to your real body.
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Which raises some interesting questions, doesn't it?
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Such as, how many digital twins will you have for every base reality you?
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Might you have a digital twin for each kind of problem you might have?
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For example, might I create a digital twin that figures out how to solve all the water-related damage in my house every single day?
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It could be that you're already a digital twin, and that you've been created just so the real person who is you can see how your solutions work.
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And so, having a digital cancer twin makes perfect sense.
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And by the way, there are a number of efforts in the world where people are trying to figure out whether medicines are working the way they're supposed to work for your cancer patients and other people as well.
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Now, when they talk about it, they don't mean it's like a simulation digital twin, but it will be.
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Your digital twin should not only have the same, let's say, DNA that you have and the same comorbidities, but it should live the same lifestyle.
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So, if you eat a carrot, your digital twin should eat a carrot, because it's all part of the, part of the, did you do enough?
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Apparently, people taking Ozempic, the weight loss drug, they have far lower Alzheimer risk so far.
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I'm surprised they know that, because that drug hasn't been around that long.
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So, they say a 40 to 70% reduction for people who have type 2 diabetes, which apparently suggests that you have a higher risk of Alzheimer's too.
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Well, I don't know about you, but I'm starting to think that obesity is bad for your health.
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So, whenever people are overweight, it seems that there's a wide variety of problems they have, and some of them include the brain.
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Oh, how many times do I tell you that your body is your brain?
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If your body is doing type 2 diabetes things instead of what it should be doing, your brain is going to be degraded.
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So, one of the smartest things I did in my, let's say, late teen years, is I decided that my body and my brain were the same thing,
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and that if I exercised and ate right all of my life, I could get to my old age, and my brain would still be working.
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I don't know what will happen tomorrow, but today, brain working.
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Did you remember that Vivek Ramaswamy is the second biggest shareholder now in the septic tank piece of crap called BuzzFeed?
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Now, I did see a report that he visited them, and he's maybe trying to convince them to have some conservative writers.
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I don't know if that's going to happen, but he's the second biggest shareholder, so he's an activist.
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I would think there's a good chance he'll get what he wants.
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And I would love to know what Vivek has as a plan, but I would like to point out that it does seem that traditional media is dead, as a number of smart people are saying.
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The fact that the Joe Rogan broadcast with Trump, I think he did three hours, and he's got, last I checked, 17 million views.
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Kamala Harris went on the second biggest podcast in the world and got under 700,000.
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So 17 million in just a few days and, you know, more common versus 700,000, which isn't bad either.
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But a lot of people are saying that the traditional media, the CNNs and the MSNBCs and the ABC News and CBS, that they're basically done.
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And there's even thinking that they should give up their airwaves, you know, the radio, what do you call it, spectrum?
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So there's some thinking that the traditional media should give up its spectrum.
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The reason is that they don't serve the public anymore.
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The reason that the TV networks have, I think, free, you know, they all get allocated their own little spectrum that is rare.
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And I think, I believe the reasoning is that the public gets a benefit from having the networks have this access, especially the news.
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But now that the news from the networks is really just nothing but propaganda, and we recognize it as such.
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And the only place you can get anything useful is from independent journalists.
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Why exactly do these big entities have free, you know, free asset from the country, the bandwidth and the, what would you call it, the spectrum, if they're actually bad for the country?
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So, you know, I'm not sure they were ever good for the country, but at the moment, it's super, super obvious that the mainstream news is fake news, it's propaganda, it's bad for the country.
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So why do they get free assets to be bad for the country?
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Because I think that's not even controversial at this point.
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Even people are mad at their own preferred sources, you know, people are mad at the Washington Post, they're mad at the L.A. Times, they're mad at the CNN, and they're mad at their own side.
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So it's not like we're arguing that the mainstream media is good for one side and bad for the other, because both sides say, hey, what happened to you guys?
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So we'll see what Vivek has in plan for BuzzFeed.
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If I were a younger man, I would say, Vivek, BuzzFeed needs a columnist like me, but I'm not.
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I think people are actually, you know, a little bit more wishful thinking.
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But the reason that the traditional media exists is not to make money.
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So you can't predict their fate based on economics, because they're clearly, their propaganda is obviously the purpose of them.
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And I don't see any reason that they'll go away.
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If money isn't the reason they exist in the first place, and propaganda is the reason they exist, they're not going to go away because they're losing money and their propaganda.
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So I'm going to go counter to all the smart people who are saying, my goodness, Joe Rogan has made all the traditional mainstream media garbage.
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But next year, no, next year will look exactly like this year.
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Number one reason is that there's a long time period.
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So people are really, you know, they've got all the time in the world to answer questions.
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A podcaster such as Joe Rogan has all the time in the world to follow up on a question.
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There's nobody sitting there talking over them.
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Now, let me compare that to three episodes of CNN.
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So there were three separate clips just this morning about CNN, and they all had the same quality to them.
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A conservative tried to say something that was both true and obvious and well-known and on point, and the liberals and or liberal who was there with them talked over them so they couldn't talk.
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But I was watching Scott Jennings on CNN, and somebody mentioned the drinking bleach hoax like it was real.
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And Scott Jennings says, well, you know, that's a hoax.
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And suddenly, five different panelists started talking over him so that the audience couldn't hear him say that it was a hoax.
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You'll never see a podcast where somebody is completely talked over to the point where the topic changes.
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And then I watched, there was another segment where, again, the conservative got talked over until the time changed.
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And then I watched Jake Tapper interviewing J.D. Vance.
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It's where you don't have to give an argument sometimes.
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Sometimes you just say the thing that somebody believes, and you look at them and you go, really?
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And it can be really good as a persuasion thing if the person would have trouble explaining why that's really what they believe.
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However, it didn't work with J.D. Vance because the question was, why are all these ex-staffers of Trump now turning against him?
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And Jake was trying to make the point, you know, really?
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Are you saying that all of these people, all of these people that turned against Trump, really?
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You're saying there's something wrong with all of these people?
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And yes, there's something wrong with every one of them.
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Now, you could debate the accuracy of that statement.
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But they all had some reason to be mad at Trump.
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They were either fired by him or there's something they didn't like about him or they're neocons or something else.
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But the key point was that as J.D. tried to explain his point of view, Tapper just kept talking over him.
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So I watched three different segments that were all really interesting and I would have wanted to see the actual exchange, but I couldn't.
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Because CNN wouldn't allow the person they were talking to to talk.
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Now, did you see that even one time on any conservative podcast that you've watched lately?
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The last time I saw it was, I was watching also Megyn Kelly appear on Bill Maher's show.
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Now, because it's Megyn Kelly, and it's not your average person, she didn't let him get away with talking over him, which is hard to do, by the way.
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Unless you're really, really good at media, getting talked over is hard to get out of.
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But, you know, Megyn Kelly is a force of nature, so she does.
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But watching the, it seems to me that the Democrat argument has turned into, I need to make sure you don't talk.
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So it started with the Twitter files and trying to get the social media to censor you.
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You know, the whole NGOs and Soros funding them to get the Europeans to shut you down.
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Because they don't want conservatives to even have a message.
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But then when they invite them on, they talk over them.
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I mean, just grossly talk over them so they can't say a thing.
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Now, you could argue that the same thing happens if a, you know, if a liberal goes on a conservative show, there might be the same thing.
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But my larger point is that the traditional media is a talk over media.
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Traditional media is about talking over somebody until you run out of time.
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I don't want to see anybody talk over somebody until you're out of time.
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So, yeah, traditional media is completely broken at this point.
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Nicole Shanahan's video geniuses have another good one called The Big Cheat.
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Whoever is making her videos is highly talented.
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And you think it's going to be about, you know, 2020 cheat.
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It's about how Bernie Sanders was cheated out of his place at the party.
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It was about how the 51 intel chiefs were cheating at the end of the election.
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And once you see how the Democrats treat other Democrats, it's really hard to imagine that
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the election itself is not rigged because everything that the Democrats are doing to
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So to imagine that they would rig each other right in front of the whole world but not rig
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the election to actually win it is kind of a stretch.
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It'd be kind of hard to believe, really, really, that they're not going to do anything
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So there's more news on the Washington Post not endorsing anybody, which is a rare thing
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they normally endorse the Democrat, and there's some reporting that maybe Jeff Bezos reached
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I would believe that if I heard it from Bezos or from Trump, but I would believe it from literally
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I don't want to hear about somebody who was in the room, somebody overheard a conversation,
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So I don't trust anything about that story, but it seems to me that you don't need a conversation
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Number one, has Bezos been active in politics so far?
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I can't think of Bezos doing anything overly political.
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His wife, however, which I'm sure he's just really happy with, did take many billions of
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his dollars and put them heavily into left-leaning things that he may not completely agree with.
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So you have to wonder, and somebody speculated this on X, you wonder if this is marriage-related.
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As in the one way you could really, really bug your ex-wife, who just spent billions of your dollars on
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Now, he'd have plenty of cover for why he'd have other reasons to do it, which is you should just
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He doesn't want to get Bud Lighted, doesn't want to get Target stored, doesn't want to get Disney'd.
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But yes, he has an absolute responsibility that if you're a conservative author, you still
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If you're a liberal author, you still want to use Amazon.
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If there were one person that I would really, really, really want to not be involved in
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Because he's like the person who can control what algorithm shows you what books.
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I mean, that's way too much power to come down hard on one side of politics.
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So Bezos being a genius, simply doing what smart people do is stay out of it.
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Now, if you look at Elon Musk and you say, but how can they both be smart geniuses when
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I think if you look at what Elon's doing, he's far more, let's say, far more willing
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And I think he has, he thinks there's more at stake, probably.
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They come, you know, it looks like they're coming to their decisions in different ways,
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I respect Bezos staying out of politics as much as I appreciate Musk getting into politics.
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Because they don't seem to be doing it in a dumb way.
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They seem to be doing it for what seems to be perfectly good reasons.
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Anyway, can you believe that CNN doesn't know the drink bleach hoax is a hoax?
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And they, they sold both the host and the guest argued with Scott Jennings that the, that
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How could you have a job in news and think that happened in the real world?
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You know, we, we finally beat the fine people hoax.
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That's, that's now common knowledge that that was a hoax.
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But the drinking bleach one, oh my God, how anyone believes that Trump suggested drinking
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bleach or even, or even injecting any kind of liquid disinfectant.
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If there's anybody new to the feed, the real story is he was talking about light as an antiseptic.
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He started by talking light, then he talked about it, and then he bookended it by talking
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But the other experts didn't know he was talking about light or missed that point.
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And so light was actually being trialed as a, as a disinfectant in your trachea and a disinfectant
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potentially in your lungs, if they could stick a light source into your lungs and irradiated
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And that was actively being tested when Trump talked about it.
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And then the news turned it into drinking bleach.
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And then years later, CNN still reports it like it's news.
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Anyway, Jack Posobiec has a scoop that the White House insiders are saying that Biden
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is telling advisors the election is dead and buried, and Kamala is an innate sucker, and
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Now, remember I always tell you that you can't believe anonymous insiders in the White House.
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So you can't believe it when they say something about Trump, you can't believe it when they say
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something about Harris, and you can't believe it when they say something about Biden.
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One anonymous insider is like nothing happened.
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But it isn't hard to imagine that Joe Biden is having a hard time with this.
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You can't really think of any scenario in which he's okay with it.
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You also can't think of any scenario in which Biden wouldn't be talking about it.
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Because honestly, if I were running for president, and I got replaced, I would want my replacement
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So that I could always say, you know, yeah, I get I was a little behind in the polls, but
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So then I saw a image that I think is real, but I saw some people questioning it, that
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the teleprompter for the Kamala Harris rally, and I think the teleprompter was for Beyonce,
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showed how to pronounce Kamala phonetically, as in the word, comma, dash, la.
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Now, I think that's important because so many of her supporters can't say her name right.
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And they've already come down on the point that if you can't say her name right, you're
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But it turns out that one of her big supporters, Bruce Springsteen, also known as the boss, calls
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So do at least half of the black supporters that anybody talks to on the street, as do maybe
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25% of every one of the supporters of hers that shows up on MSNBC or CNBC.
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If you don't say her name right, you're obviously a bad person and you're doing it intentionally.
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So Trump, instead of conforming, because he's not a conformer, he doubles down and goes with
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And then a lot of his surrogates and stuff, they go full Kamala.
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Oh, they would never do that with somebody else.
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And then the number of times that her own supporters pronounce her name wrong, it's getting hard
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I mean, Bruce Springsteen, on stage, endorsing her, doesn't know her name.
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She's being endorsed by people who don't know her name, like actually don't know it, because
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when they try to say it, that's not actually her name.
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The minimum requirement for endorsing somebody for president of the United States should be
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Just to make us feel like you've done a little bit of work.
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So let's look at how the two campaigns are doing.
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Today, ex-president Trump will be in Madison Square Garden, going into the enemy, sort of
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an unfriendly territory in the sense that Democrats usually win New York, but Trump has
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been, in the past, highly popular in New York, more popular now than he's ever been since
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He'll probably sell out as well as having a lot of street action around it.
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It's going to be this enormous, enormous event, and the visuals are going to be insane
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because it'll be such a big event and so much action, so much energy.
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We have some video of her at a bar with Gretchen Whitmer drinking beer and cackling.
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Okay, we must admit that Kamala Harris' campaign hates her guts because if your candidate looked
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like a drunk and she was a cackler, you would not have her seen in a bar.
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Whatever you did, you would keep her as far away from a drink and as a bar as you possibly
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could, and they put her in a bar and they put a drink in her hand.
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Now, I'm not exactly some, you know, political expert consultant, but am I wrong that that
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Can we conclude that Trump wins today's competition?
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Now, I think the bar was last night and the, you know, Madison Square Garden will be today,
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The only thing I remember is she was drinking and cackling and that Beyonce came, Beyonce had
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to be paid a huge amount to endorse her and didn't sing and made everybody mad because they
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And then Michelle Obama shows up and what was wrong with Michelle Obama?
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There's something wrong with her, but I don't know what it was.
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But she gets up and she tells women to, she says, women have every right to demand the
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You didn't really, really need screechy Michelle Obama to be added to screechy Kamala, to be added
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to screechy Hillary Clinton, to tell us that all the screechy women think men suck.
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But we have somebody we can vote for so we can just go our separate ways.
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So, men, the women in the Democrat Party genuinely don't like you.
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If you don't believe me, would you believe Van Jones?
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Because Van Jones said this yesterday, I think.
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Quote, if progressives have a politics that says all white people are racist, all men are
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toxic, and all billionaires are evil, it's kind of hard to keep them on our side.
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If you're chasing people out of the party, you can't be mad when they leave.
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Let me read that again, because he said it so well.
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If progressives have politics that says all white people are racist, all men are toxic,
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and all billionaires are evil, it's kind of hard to keep them on your side.
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If you're chasing them away, you can't be mad when they leave.
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You know, I feel like they were mad when I left, because I kind of said the same thing
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I kind of said that if you're going to say all white people are racist,
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then I don't want to have any association with you.
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In the depth of my cancellation, there were some people who supported me.
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Do you know one of the people who supported me privately?
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He actually called me and said, what the hell is this all about?
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Just to be clear, he was not supportive of what I said.
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And said, in direct language, I don't think you're a racist.
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He knows that the Democrats are chasing people like me away and didn't need to.
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I mean, I was basically Democrat leading all of my adult life.
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I mean, I ran from the people who said, well, we don't like you.
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So, that's why, if you wonder why I say good things about Van Jones,
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Here's something Kim.com posted today about paying off the national debt.
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Now, before I tell you this, I should remind you in the most obnoxious way,
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I do have a degree in economics, and I have an MBA from a top school.
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I should be able to understand what Kim.com says about paying off the debt.
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Or at very least, can we agree that nobody has any idea how to pay off the national debt?
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He goes, the only way out about the national debt is to print $40 trillion,
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use gold reserves to get Americans through hyperinflation,
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hyperinflation, and issue a new digital currency with limited supply and no mass surveillance,
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abolish the Fed, and ban all interest on loans.
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If you printed $40 trillion, that would make cash worthless,
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but you'd use your gold reserves to get Americans through that hyperinflation,
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To use our gold reserves to get us through the hyperinflation?
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And then, how would issuing a new digital currency with limited supply help us?
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Because that would, in addition to the $40 trillion,
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we would be adding a new form of money on top of the $40 trillion.
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So, our hyperinflation should go into hyper-turbo-extra hyperinflation, wouldn't it?
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I'm not sure how that's exactly related to all of that.
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How could you have a functioning economy if you banned interest on loans?
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And again, there might be an alternative to that.
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Because remember, I'm starting with the assumption that Kim.com is very smart.
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Because, you know, that's my impression of him.
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So, if he's very smart and he's saying stuff I don't understand,
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I don't automatically assume the problem's on his end.
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Is there enough to what he's saying that other people are saying,
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Or is it just several concepts in the same place that don't fit together?
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I do think the only way we can survive the national debt
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and that we increase our growth rate beyond anything we've seen before.
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Because the growth will require robots and AI and electric cars
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You know, he's got a lot going on for the future.
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And then, he would also be the one behind cutting the costs.
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To me, it's unbelievable that this election is close.
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Well, no, he's got some interest, blah, blah, blah.
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Anyway, so the pretend war between Israel and Iran
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Now, the level of intelligence that Israel is bringing
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to this fight, I'm getting tired of complimenting them,
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you know, from the pager thing to pretty much everything,
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at least since the poor defense of the Gaza situation.
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But the way they've pressed the war is really impressive.
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And so they, of course, they had to attack Iran
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because Iran did the massive 200 missile strike.
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But they managed to, as far as I know, kill zero people.
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I think the death toll was zero of a fairly massive,
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and destroyed all of, practically all of Iran's air defenses.
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that they could easily destroy Iran's entire air defense.
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we will destroy the entire country that they're in.
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And if you think Hezbollah is going to be safe,
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We're going to blow up every one of their leaders.
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And we're going to blow up every military asset
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is the level of civility that got into war, right?
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OK, I guess I'm not going to make this a bigger war.
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And some think that maybe Israel reduced their ability
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Say, hey, Iran, we're going to build this army base.
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The F-35s we're going to put on it are cardboard.
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So make sure that you have real rocket defenses.
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And make sure you got lots of cardboard planes there
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because we really want to make this a good test.