Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 30, 2024


Episode 2644 CWSA 10⧸30⧸24


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A new kind of algae has been discovered that can suck up CO2 and put it into the ocean. Meanwhile, California has built the first carbon capture plant farm, and it s going to absorb 46 million tons of CO2.

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00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.
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00:00:47.560 Oh, so good.
00:00:49.060 Well, as you know, today is Wednesday, and Wednesday in my town, well, actually in my neighborhood, is Garbage Day.
00:01:01.340 So today is Garbage Day. I'll be taking out my garbage today.
00:01:06.920 You know what? I should just do it now.
00:01:10.080 Yeah, let's just do it now.
00:01:19.060 I'm in the garbage.
00:01:21.240 Was that what I was supposed to do?
00:01:25.160 I'll be doing the rest of the show from the garbage.
00:01:32.140 No, it's not true.
00:01:38.240 It's not true.
00:01:39.480 I'm not garbage.
00:01:40.940 I'm a man.
00:01:42.140 I'm a man.
00:01:44.060 Not garbage.
00:01:44.960 We'll get to that.
00:01:49.500 We'll get to that.
00:01:52.880 Anyway, here, according to the Guardian, some science that you didn't need to read, because you can just ask me.
00:02:00.000 Did you know that if you experience intense emotions with other people, it makes you feel more connected to them?
00:02:07.000 Yeah, you do.
00:02:07.800 You knew that.
00:02:09.380 Everybody knew that.
00:02:10.340 Everybody in the entire world knew that if you experience, you know, you have some experience with somebody, that you bond with them forever.
00:02:19.740 That is why people who are in the military together tend to bond forever.
00:02:25.560 College roommates tend to bond forever because of these big experiences.
00:02:29.800 If you go to a movie and it's a scary movie, if you take a woman, which is a good idea. 1.00
00:02:36.040 You can maybe make that woman fall in love with you because people confuse fear and strong emotions with love, actually.
00:02:51.620 I learned that from Cialdini in his book, Influence.
00:02:54.920 So, yes, if you want to bond with somebody, you have to do things.
00:03:00.440 That's why guys like to bond over sports, because even though sports are, you know, not important if you're just playing them for fun, it's really emotional.
00:03:12.800 You have, like, a really good time when you win and a really bad time when you lose and you're mad at your teammates and you're mad at the other team.
00:03:19.260 And when you're done, you bond like crazy, you know, just because you've had this, you know, physical and emotional experience together.
00:03:27.600 Now, keep that in mind.
00:03:31.620 This science will come back later as a callback when we talk about politics.
00:03:37.800 Yeah.
00:03:37.960 Did you know that also in a completely unrelated story that there's a new kind of algae called chuncus that has been discovered, according to the Weiss Institute at Harvard, and it can suck up an amazing amount of CO2 and then it's heavier than water and then it sinks it in the ocean.
00:03:57.020 So, if you've got a whole bunch of this algae, you can suck the CO2 out of the air and into the ocean and save the world from climate change.
00:04:09.200 I'd like to take a moment for the NPCs.
00:04:12.740 Now, as you know, whenever this topic comes up, the idea of removing CO2 from the air, there's something that the NPCs must say.
00:04:19.140 They have to say.
00:04:19.800 They can't prevent themselves.
00:04:21.240 They try not to say it, but they can't.
00:04:23.380 They can't.
00:04:23.900 They have to say it.
00:04:24.720 So, I'm going to say it for you to save you some time.
00:04:28.500 All right.
00:04:28.840 Speaking on behalf of all NPCs.
00:04:32.400 Stop taking all the plant food out of the air.
00:04:35.500 The plants need the CO2.
00:04:37.640 If you take the plant food out of the air, the plants will all die and then we will all starve to death for the lack of plants.
00:04:45.600 So, please, please, do not take all the CO2 out of my air.
00:04:49.780 I would like to live.
00:04:51.100 I want to live.
00:04:52.600 Let me live.
00:04:54.720 The end scene.
00:04:58.500 Meanwhile, California built the first carbon capture plant.
00:05:02.280 They got greenlit.
00:05:04.180 And it's according to IFL Science.
00:05:06.800 And it's going to absorb 46 million tons of CO2.
00:05:10.700 Hold on.
00:05:11.260 Hold on.
00:05:12.720 CO2?
00:05:13.600 Stop taking my CO2.
00:05:15.460 You're taking my, you're taking my plant food again.
00:05:19.920 You're taking my plant food with the algae and you're taking my plant food with the California CO2.
00:05:25.840 Please, please give me my plant food back.
00:05:28.600 Please, please give me my plant food back.
00:05:31.980 Are we all good?
00:05:34.560 Good.
00:05:36.420 All right.
00:05:37.020 Well, here's some more good news.
00:05:39.840 Yeah, I'm except for the part where you won't have any plants.
00:05:42.960 Billionaire investor John Paulson is being considered a potential Treasury Secretary if Trump wins.
00:05:50.460 And he said that he would plan to work with Elon Musk to slash federal spending, particularly in the green energy subsidy.
00:06:00.920 Wait, what?
00:06:02.420 He might slash all the green energy subsidy?
00:06:06.560 Good news, people.
00:06:07.920 Good news.
00:06:09.060 Your plant food is coming back.
00:06:12.120 Yep.
00:06:12.720 Looks like we're going to have some people who are going to bring you back your CO2.
00:06:17.140 Your plants will be fine.
00:06:18.560 Don't worry.
00:06:19.720 All you need is Trump.
00:06:21.160 He'll save the cats and save the dogs.
00:06:23.720 And you'll eat the plants.
00:06:25.600 So that's really the primary difference between the Democrat ticket and the Republican.
00:06:31.340 Democrat ticket, you're going to eat your cat and your dog. 0.54
00:06:34.000 Uh, because the plants will all be dead because you sucked all the CO2 out of the air.
00:06:39.640 But with Trump, you'll keep some CO2 in the air.
00:06:42.940 You'll eat the plants.
00:06:44.360 You'll pet the dogs.
00:06:45.840 You'll pet the cats.
00:06:47.360 What do you, what do you want?
00:06:49.060 Do you want to pet the dogs and cats or do you want to eat them?
00:06:52.600 Choose wisely.
00:06:54.320 Because that's all that matters in this election.
00:06:56.300 Meanwhile, Joe Rogan says he's, uh, not agreeing with Kamala Harris's campaign to do an interview.
00:07:05.880 Kamala did say she would do an interview with Joe Rogan.
00:07:08.800 So that seemed like a change.
00:07:10.420 But she wanted it to last only one hour, which I totally understand, having done the show.
00:07:16.580 Three hours is a long time for your bladder.
00:07:18.320 I'll tell you, if your bladder could go three hours of the Joe Rogan show, you're a better man than I am.
00:07:27.240 But, uh, he, he would have had to go to wherever she was.
00:07:31.400 And he thinks it would be better if he did it in his studios.
00:07:34.480 And I don't think he liked the one hour thing either.
00:07:38.180 So it looks like that's not going to happen.
00:07:40.980 Well, sketchy things are happening with the elections.
00:07:46.720 I don't know how many of these to believe.
00:07:48.700 I read today a debunk of a number of claims of election fraud.
00:07:54.460 So there are these smaller claims of somebody did something with a box or something.
00:07:59.580 And, uh, you should be aware that for most of the claims you've been hearing, there's a counterclaim.
00:08:05.380 As in, well, you got the context wrong, or it's not what you think, or it's such a small number, that sort of thing.
00:08:12.080 So I haven't seen anything that looks like it would change the overall result.
00:08:15.820 But we got lots of sketchy stuff happening.
00:08:18.260 For example, in Pennsylvania, residents are getting these fake texts telling them that they've already voted.
00:08:28.140 Presumably that would cause them not to vote, or they might think they'd get in trouble for voting twice.
00:08:34.520 So it would keep them home.
00:08:37.820 Allegedly, according to Andy Ngo, there's an organization called All Vote that has done some sketchy stuff before, some say, and is behind it.
00:08:49.740 It's run by a trans activist, I think.
00:08:55.900 But thousands of Pennsylvanians allegedly got these fake things asking them, or telling them that they've already voted.
00:09:02.220 In other news, here's my own personal scoop.
00:09:07.680 I know from only one person, so this is an anecdote of one.
00:09:11.920 There is one European in Europe who is getting texts on a regular basis encouraging him to vote in the American election.
00:09:20.720 Now, he's not a citizen, but it doesn't look like there would be anything that would stop him from voting if he clicked on the links and voted.
00:09:29.380 He's not going to vote, because he's not a citizen, and he's not going to break the law.
00:09:33.180 But he wants me to know, and now I want you to know, that there's at least somebody in Europe who's getting repeated texts.
00:09:41.720 You know, it's not just once.
00:09:45.140 He's getting slammed with texts to vote.
00:09:48.080 How many people in Europe are going to vote just because they got a text and they thought, well, what the hell?
00:09:55.320 There's no, nobody's going to arrest me here in Europe.
00:09:58.160 I mean, if I voted in, let's say, the Russian election, because I got a text that said I could, and then I voted, you know, follow some link or something.
00:10:05.900 I wouldn't worry about Putin arresting me, right?
00:10:10.320 He's not going to come over here and arrest me.
00:10:12.520 So I can't imagine that any non-American, somebody living in another country, would really care too much if they voted in America and, you know, it was illegal.
00:10:24.040 So how big a deal is that?
00:10:26.660 No way to know.
00:10:27.480 But it seems to me that election rigging, if it exists, hypothetically, would be a distributed model.
00:10:37.300 Because then you could catch every distributed piece of it, and it would never add up to changing the election result.
00:10:45.320 So if you had, let's say, 15 different ways that you were cheating, and people caught three of them, they'd add them up and the courts would say,
00:10:53.980 ah, if you added it all together, it wouldn't even change the election.
00:10:57.420 So get out of here, you guys.
00:10:59.780 But there were 15 of them.
00:11:01.380 You only caught three.
00:11:02.900 So it looks to me like, based on all the small anecdotal reports that wouldn't have changed the entire election, probably,
00:11:12.060 that there might be a multi-pronged approach where nobody has too much risk, because their own crimes are smallish.
00:11:20.820 But if you added them all together, they would change the election.
00:11:25.060 Now, who knows if it's coordinated?
00:11:27.220 I don't.
00:11:28.540 Could be.
00:11:30.080 Just a bunch of people know what to do and have access, and, you know, they don't need any orders from above.
00:11:36.520 They just want their side to win.
00:11:38.380 So we're never going to know how much the cheating and irregularities are affecting anything.
00:11:47.480 There's a homeless man who admits that he set some ballot boxes on fire.
00:11:53.960 No, a mailbox, I guess, a mailbox.
00:11:56.360 And it had some ballots in it.
00:11:58.080 We don't know how many, according to the Post, millennial.
00:12:01.240 I wouldn't be worried about that either.
00:12:02.900 That's just sort of a one-off, somebody, homeless guy.
00:12:10.160 Let's see.
00:12:10.860 What else have we got here?
00:12:14.600 Apparently, according to Reclaim the Net, the New York Times is reaching out to conservatives
00:12:21.640 to comment on an article that takes a look at how political commentators
00:12:28.720 have discussed the upcoming elections on YouTube.
00:12:33.920 So here's one of those stories where if you know what is happening, you don't know anything.
00:12:41.180 You have to know the players.
00:12:43.140 If you know who is involved, then suddenly it all snaps into place, all right?
00:12:47.380 So what I told you so far, you don't know enough.
00:12:50.300 If so far, all you know is that the New York Times wanted to talk to a bunch of conservative
00:12:57.140 people like Tucker Carlson, Ben Shapiro, Tim Pool, that kind of people, and ask them about
00:13:03.860 their content on YouTube.
00:13:07.940 Now, if that's all you knew, you'd say, huh, I don't know what kind of his story is even
00:13:13.100 there.
00:13:13.340 But suppose you knew that it was based on an analysis conducted by researchers at Media
00:13:20.080 Matters for America.
00:13:22.260 Oh, now it all makes sense.
00:13:25.620 It all came together just then, but you had to know the players.
00:13:30.100 So Media Matters is basically a really, the worst reputation of an organization you could
00:13:39.120 possibly have for being a biased political entity.
00:13:44.020 So it's basically just the dirty tricks media portion of the Democrat machine.
00:13:50.780 So it's a sort of a publication, but it's pure propaganda.
00:13:55.840 It's dishonest.
00:13:57.920 It's just garbage.
00:13:59.380 But the New York Times is the highest level of credibility for the people who don't understand 0.81
00:14:04.920 the media, you know, landscape, which is most people.
00:14:09.300 So the lowest level of credibility did an analysis.
00:14:14.100 And because the analysis exists, that allows the highest level of credibility, but not really,
00:14:20.980 they're actually low credibility to the New York Times to launder the lowest credibility
00:14:26.660 analysis into the highest level of credibility.
00:14:29.960 And then if they talk to the political people, then they've got a story to make them all look
00:14:34.860 bad.
00:14:35.560 I don't even know what the story was about, but obviously it was to make them look bad.
00:14:39.800 So I think, I believe Tucker Carlson's response was, fuck you.
00:14:46.000 Ben Shapiro, fuck you.
00:14:47.800 Tim Pool, fuck you.
00:14:49.300 I don't know if anybody talked to him.
00:14:52.380 They didn't actually use those exact words.
00:14:54.700 But I think the conservatives were smart enough that they saw media matters.
00:15:01.260 Bing, bing, bing, bing, bing.
00:15:02.480 They saw New York Times.
00:15:04.540 Bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing.
00:15:05.860 And it was a story about YouTube.
00:15:08.180 Bing, bing, bing, bing, bing.
00:15:09.380 And they said, that's three strikes, you're out.
00:15:12.520 There's no way I'm going to talk to you.
00:15:15.160 And that was the right answer.
00:15:17.200 Now, compare this to how, let's say, naive we all were in 2016.
00:15:27.240 There was a time when I would have taken that interview.
00:15:30.580 You know, I was not contacted.
00:15:32.960 But if I had been, unless I didn't, unless they called and I thought it was spam or something.
00:15:39.540 But in 2016, I would have taken the interview.
00:15:43.280 In 2024, I would have laughed at them, probably insulted them, and just let it go.
00:15:52.540 So things are really different.
00:15:54.680 The thing that the Democrats have not quite grasped yet is the degree to which the political right has decoded their entire program.
00:16:08.520 The right now understands all the players.
00:16:12.180 We know all the players, and we know which networks of players are connected to which people.
00:16:17.680 We know how they do the fakes.
00:16:19.740 We know how they create the fake news.
00:16:21.700 We know how they bolster each other.
00:16:23.300 We know how they do a wrap-up smear.
00:16:25.340 We know how they edit and create root part of videos.
00:16:28.120 We know it all now.
00:16:29.780 So all the things that would have worked in 2016, it's going to be a lot harder to make them work this time.
00:16:35.860 And I don't know that they have enough new ideas that they can get past the fact that the right has caught up to them.
00:16:43.180 We'll see.
00:16:43.920 Anyway, did you know that most voters will be women? 0.96
00:16:54.360 So if the election in 2020 was 52% women voters in America, that would not be enough maybe to beat Trump this time. 1.00
00:17:07.420 But they think that if the female vote gets to 54% or 55%, then Harris is going to win easily.
00:17:16.340 And it could.
00:17:17.920 It does seem to me that the abortion question could be big enough to motivate the women.
00:17:24.120 The thing that I'm wondering about is organization.
00:17:27.900 I'm kind of wondering if you had a contest of anything, just any contest, and you said it's going to be the boys against the girls.
00:17:39.100 And the contest will be really determined based on who is better at organizing.
00:17:45.360 So it's not even the performance of the people, the individual players.
00:17:50.420 The side that's best organized strategically is going to be the ones that win.
00:17:56.620 And who would you bet on, American women or American men, adults, to be the most organized and actually get out to vote and get their friends to vote and all that?
00:18:10.180 Who would be most organized?
00:18:13.040 I think women. 1.00
00:18:15.480 If we can be sexist and real for a moment,
00:18:20.000 I think women, under the following circumstances,
00:18:24.520 they care more than the men, right?
00:18:28.720 If the women care about the outcome more than the men care, 0.89
00:18:32.180 then the women will be better organized and get a better outcome. 1.00
00:18:35.900 However,
00:18:37.240 if it becomes life and death,
00:18:39.340 as in protecting the country from complete destruction,
00:18:42.760 the men will be better organized.
00:18:45.520 Because they'll have a biological just trigger
00:18:48.460 that says,
00:18:49.520 oh,
00:18:49.880 now I run toward danger.
00:18:51.500 I don't think women have the same trigger. 1.00
00:18:54.360 Now,
00:18:54.840 women have an extreme trigger 1.00
00:18:56.820 because the whole bodily autonomy thing is such a big,
00:19:00.500 big issue.
00:19:01.520 So you have in this,
00:19:02.980 this race
00:19:04.020 two forces that we've never seen before
00:19:08.440 this size.
00:19:11.240 I've never seen the,
00:19:12.700 the abortion energy this big.
00:19:14.700 And I've also never seen the,
00:19:18.900 uh-oh,
00:19:19.580 this one,
00:19:20.140 this time we actually have to save the country.
00:19:22.240 We're literally in an existential risk.
00:19:25.500 I've never seen that before.
00:19:27.400 This is the first time I think it's really,
00:19:29.660 we're looking at an end game.
00:19:31.900 When the end game becomes obvious,
00:19:34.340 men,
00:19:34.600 men are activated.
00:19:37.300 So I think you're going to see
00:19:38.780 probably the biggest turnout we've ever seen.
00:19:41.360 And I think both will be better than normal
00:19:44.300 because they'll both organize better than normal.
00:19:47.280 But women are, 1.00
00:19:49.240 women are fighting for bodily autonomy. 1.00
00:19:52.160 As important as that is to every individual,
00:19:57.700 the,
00:19:58.120 the,
00:19:58.660 uh,
00:19:58.960 survival of the collective is bigger.
00:20:02.260 No matter how much you care about your own life
00:20:05.000 and the life of the unborn,
00:20:06.680 let's say,
00:20:07.040 uh,
00:20:08.400 it's smaller
00:20:09.200 than the care for the entire country.
00:20:13.400 So I think the risk to the entire country
00:20:15.640 is what men are responding to.
00:20:17.540 The risk to women who would be in this specific situation,
00:20:20.820 highly important
00:20:21.720 to the people who are in this situation.
00:20:23.780 But if you're not in this situation
00:20:25.640 where you're not dealing with
00:20:27.560 an unwanted pregnancy,
00:20:29.720 um,
00:20:30.200 it doesn't affect you that much.
00:20:32.580 But the end of America itself,
00:20:34.600 it's a hard to ignore that.
00:20:38.460 So I'm going to say,
00:20:40.000 and this is very tentative.
00:20:41.940 I think men will be surprisingly well organized.
00:20:46.100 And by organized,
00:20:47.440 it doesn't even mean
00:20:48.300 somebody necessarily talked to you
00:20:50.240 or organized you
00:20:51.160 or,
00:20:51.540 or offered you a ride.
00:20:53.420 I think men self-organize 1.00
00:20:55.420 when they,
00:20:56.820 they just get the call,
00:20:58.400 right?
00:20:59.280 The,
00:20:59.500 the call is so clear.
00:21:01.800 Let me ask you,
00:21:03.400 let me ask the men,
00:21:04.600 and so most of my audience
00:21:07.000 is usually more men than women.
00:21:09.700 So probably 85% men.
00:21:13.660 How many of you feel what I'm talking about?
00:21:16.700 Like you feel it biologically
00:21:18.560 that this is one you can't sit out.
00:21:21.560 Other elections,
00:21:22.620 you might've really wanted to let,
00:21:24.140 wanted to vote,
00:21:25.400 but you think,
00:21:26.480 well,
00:21:26.580 if I didn't,
00:21:27.520 it wouldn't be the end of the world.
00:21:29.620 But it feels like
00:21:30.660 this could be the end of the world.
00:21:32.160 This doesn't feel like anything else
00:21:35.060 I've ever been involved with.
00:21:36.960 This feels like this is the one.
00:21:39.280 It feels like
00:21:40.540 1776.
00:21:43.500 It feels like
00:21:44.480 you're going to have to put everything
00:21:45.560 on the field.
00:21:47.440 You can't leave anything behind.
00:21:49.540 If you've got a friend
00:21:50.800 or a coworker
00:21:51.620 or somebody you think
00:21:52.420 is going to vote,
00:21:53.720 they don't have a ride.
00:21:54.700 This time you offer them a ride.
00:21:58.720 Maybe if it was another election,
00:22:00.300 you say,
00:22:00.600 you'll figure it out.
00:22:01.860 But not this time.
00:22:03.260 This time you say,
00:22:04.460 I'll give you a ride.
00:22:06.580 Because
00:22:06.960 we're all in this time.
00:22:10.080 This is the big one.
00:22:13.480 So we'll see,
00:22:14.600 boys against the girls.
00:22:17.360 Did you know
00:22:18.300 the AIPAC
00:22:19.520 that is the
00:22:21.320 American
00:22:22.620 lobbying entity
00:22:24.500 that lobbies
00:22:25.180 for the benefit of Israel?
00:22:27.360 They're all very public
00:22:28.620 and everything's above board
00:22:30.440 and legal
00:22:31.240 and transparent
00:22:32.160 and everything.
00:22:33.120 But did you know
00:22:33.960 that they
00:22:34.600 sponsor a tremendous
00:22:36.820 amount of trips
00:22:37.640 for our politicians
00:22:39.260 to go to Israel?
00:22:41.420 And
00:22:41.940 more than a quarter
00:22:43.440 of the 4,100
00:22:44.560 privately sponsored
00:22:45.940 foreign trips
00:22:46.780 were to Israel.
00:22:48.300 since 2012.
00:22:50.780 According to a study
00:22:51.960 by the Howard Center.
00:22:53.940 So that's
00:22:54.780 more trips to Israel
00:22:55.880 than to the entire
00:22:56.800 Western Hemisphere
00:22:57.740 and the continent
00:22:58.680 of Africa combined.
00:23:01.140 Now,
00:23:02.140 do you remember
00:23:02.620 my first story?
00:23:04.300 My first story was
00:23:05.600 that if you have
00:23:07.000 an intense
00:23:08.300 emotional experience
00:23:09.800 with anybody,
00:23:11.660 you bonded with them
00:23:12.740 completely.
00:23:14.540 And it doesn't matter
00:23:15.400 what the experience is.
00:23:16.840 It could be
00:23:17.180 a war experience,
00:23:18.300 a movie
00:23:19.720 that made you
00:23:20.300 both cry.
00:23:21.960 You both saw
00:23:22.920 an accident somewhere.
00:23:24.780 You know,
00:23:25.040 you both helped somebody
00:23:26.040 out of a burning building,
00:23:27.800 something like that.
00:23:29.800 Well,
00:23:30.940 now consider
00:23:31.840 the persuasion power
00:23:33.540 of Israel,
00:23:35.780 which by its nature,
00:23:37.500 because it's Israel,
00:23:39.020 it's the holy lands
00:23:40.020 for so many people,
00:23:41.160 that if you bring
00:23:43.820 somebody over
00:23:44.620 in a luxury,
00:23:46.880 presumably,
00:23:47.780 they're not
00:23:48.100 flying coach,
00:23:49.960 I assume,
00:23:50.880 right?
00:23:51.340 So you get your nice
00:23:52.580 first class ticket,
00:23:56.380 you're staying
00:23:56.780 at the best hotel,
00:23:58.160 and really friendly
00:23:59.720 hosts greet you.
00:24:01.700 Make sure
00:24:02.220 you've got
00:24:03.740 a basket
00:24:04.840 when you get there
00:24:05.600 of goods
00:24:06.660 and things
00:24:07.680 to chew on,
00:24:08.680 and then they
00:24:09.440 take you on tours.
00:24:10.960 And it blows
00:24:12.140 you away.
00:24:14.060 Like,
00:24:14.700 you actually
00:24:15.260 put your hand
00:24:16.000 on the wailing wall,
00:24:17.540 and like,
00:24:18.660 you can feel history.
00:24:20.100 And you hear
00:24:21.740 stuff like,
00:24:22.640 all right,
00:24:22.960 now you're walking
00:24:23.640 the same path
00:24:24.440 that Jesus walked.
00:24:26.300 I don't know
00:24:26.880 if that's really
00:24:27.420 a thing,
00:24:27.920 but, you know,
00:24:28.500 something of that nature.
00:24:29.500 And you're going
00:24:30.280 to be saying,
00:24:31.140 oh my,
00:24:32.360 really?
00:24:34.100 Like,
00:24:34.420 Jesus walked
00:24:35.080 the same little pathway?
00:24:36.380 Well,
00:24:36.620 we think so.
00:24:37.640 Or whatever it is.
00:24:40.960 Presumably,
00:24:41.700 people would have
00:24:43.600 an emotional experience
00:24:45.420 going to Israel
00:24:46.280 probably more
00:24:48.420 than most destinations.
00:24:50.660 And especially
00:24:51.160 if the trip
00:24:52.160 is made to be
00:24:52.880 very impactful.
00:24:55.680 That is so persuasive
00:24:59.840 as a process
00:25:01.640 that I don't,
00:25:03.840 I'm not entirely sure
00:25:04.840 it should be legal.
00:25:06.100 It is legal.
00:25:07.440 It's all above board,
00:25:08.940 and, you know,
00:25:09.740 the reason we know
00:25:10.400 about it is it's all public.
00:25:12.100 So one of the reasons
00:25:13.020 that when people say to me,
00:25:14.300 but Scott,
00:25:15.360 you should be
00:25:16.440 complaining about
00:25:17.360 AIPAC
00:25:17.980 distorting the
00:25:19.840 policies of the
00:25:21.280 United States,
00:25:22.360 I say back to you,
00:25:24.400 what law are they
00:25:25.120 breaking?
00:25:25.680 What are they hiding?
00:25:28.520 Nothing.
00:25:30.300 I think the mission
00:25:32.020 of the organization
00:25:33.020 says exactly
00:25:33.880 what they are
00:25:34.480 and what they do,
00:25:35.100 and then they do
00:25:35.680 exactly what they are
00:25:36.560 and what they do
00:25:37.160 right in front of you,
00:25:38.540 and it's really,
00:25:39.700 really effective.
00:25:40.820 All I'm adding
00:25:41.740 is it's so effective
00:25:43.780 that I don't know
00:25:45.440 if anybody contemplated
00:25:46.720 how effective
00:25:47.340 this could be.
00:25:48.840 So we should
00:25:50.060 at least give a thought,
00:25:51.620 at least give a thought
00:25:53.440 to how powerful this is.
00:25:55.680 When you take somebody
00:25:56.980 on an emotional trip
00:25:58.320 and they come back,
00:26:00.220 I'll bet they're not
00:26:00.920 supporting the Palestinians
00:26:02.100 so much as they're
00:26:03.100 supporting Israel.
00:26:04.440 Now Israel's our ally,
00:26:06.280 so it's not like
00:26:07.300 it's a problem,
00:26:08.600 right?
00:26:09.120 I'm not treating it
00:26:10.260 as a problem.
00:26:11.240 I'm saying,
00:26:12.140 are we doing this
00:26:13.420 intentionally?
00:26:13.940 Is it our desire
00:26:16.880 that we would have
00:26:18.620 one country,
00:26:19.460 an ally,
00:26:20.440 a very close ally,
00:26:21.820 having this much control
00:26:23.440 over our mental faculties?
00:26:27.380 Maybe there's nothing
00:26:28.500 wrong with it.
00:26:30.240 But just be aware
00:26:31.760 that this level
00:26:33.200 of persuasion
00:26:34.040 is not like anything else,
00:26:36.680 right?
00:26:36.940 Right?
00:26:38.040 Our opinions of,
00:26:39.480 let's say,
00:26:39.820 Japan,
00:26:40.620 I don't think
00:26:42.280 are influenced
00:26:42.900 by having our politicians
00:26:44.580 fly over
00:26:45.540 and have great times
00:26:46.420 in Japan,
00:26:47.160 although there's probably
00:26:47.920 a little bit of that.
00:26:49.140 But it's so,
00:26:50.800 so powerful.
00:26:51.580 I guess
00:26:54.720 I'm just complimenting
00:26:56.420 them for doing
00:26:57.020 something that's
00:26:57.600 totally legal
00:26:58.380 and really powerful.
00:27:01.360 Bang for the buck.
00:27:04.200 All right.
00:27:06.460 Let's talk about
00:27:07.600 Biden calling
00:27:08.960 Trump supporters
00:27:09.720 garbage.
00:27:12.560 Now,
00:27:14.000 you're not going
00:27:16.100 to love everything
00:27:17.020 I say about this topic.
00:27:19.640 But here's
00:27:20.580 here's what
00:27:21.300 Biden said.
00:27:24.820 He said
00:27:25.600 he was talking
00:27:26.460 about the comedian
00:27:27.900 who said that
00:27:29.060 jokingly said
00:27:31.460 that Puerto Rico
00:27:32.340 was a floating
00:27:33.520 island of garbage
00:27:34.400 because Puerto Rico
00:27:36.200 apparently has
00:27:36.820 this massive
00:27:37.580 floating garbage
00:27:39.180 problem.
00:27:39.720 They just,
00:27:40.220 the island is literally
00:27:41.360 got a big garbage
00:27:43.040 problem.
00:27:44.240 So,
00:27:45.040 since that seemed
00:27:46.360 offensive to Puerto
00:27:47.400 Ricans 1.00
00:27:47.860 and to other people,
00:27:49.620 Biden wanted
00:27:52.880 to get into it
00:27:53.760 and he said,
00:27:55.780 quote,
00:27:56.760 the only garbage
00:27:58.260 I see floating
00:27:59.160 out there
00:27:59.680 is his supporters.
00:28:02.200 His,
00:28:02.520 his demonization
00:28:03.760 of Latinos
00:28:04.440 is unconscionable
00:28:05.500 and it's un-American.
00:28:08.000 So,
00:28:08.660 let me read it
00:28:09.240 again.
00:28:10.620 Right?
00:28:11.560 The only garbage
00:28:12.640 I see floating
00:28:13.460 out there
00:28:13.920 is his supporters.
00:28:14.740 So,
00:28:17.360 did he just
00:28:18.640 call,
00:28:20.120 did Biden
00:28:22.020 just call
00:28:22.920 half of the
00:28:24.320 country
00:28:24.700 who's the ones
00:28:25.680 who support
00:28:26.160 Trump,
00:28:27.120 did he just
00:28:27.660 call them
00:28:27.980 garbage?
00:28:29.000 Like me?
00:28:31.100 I'm looking at
00:28:32.220 your walls
00:28:33.000 of yeses.
00:28:34.240 Now,
00:28:34.720 the reason you're
00:28:35.660 saying yes,
00:28:37.000 if I can read
00:28:38.020 your mind
00:28:38.520 and you can tell
00:28:39.340 me if I'm getting
00:28:39.960 it correctly,
00:28:41.000 is you heard it
00:28:42.300 with your own
00:28:42.960 ears,
00:28:43.820 correct?
00:28:44.640 Everybody,
00:28:45.200 you heard it
00:28:45.580 with your own
00:28:46.020 ears,
00:28:46.420 probably.
00:28:47.300 If you didn't
00:28:48.020 hear it with
00:28:48.420 your own ears,
00:28:48.920 you probably
00:28:49.240 read it.
00:28:50.460 So,
00:28:50.900 you read the
00:28:51.320 transcript,
00:28:51.980 you heard it.
00:28:52.800 Some of you
00:28:53.540 may have seen
00:28:54.120 it.
00:28:55.800 So,
00:28:56.260 you saw it,
00:28:57.020 you heard it,
00:28:57.740 you read the
00:28:58.220 transcript.
00:28:59.960 How could it
00:29:00.620 possibly not be
00:29:01.480 true?
00:29:03.080 Do you remember
00:29:03.740 when the news
00:29:04.340 told you that
00:29:05.040 President Trump
00:29:05.800 suggested
00:29:06.500 injecting bleach?
00:29:08.940 Do you know
00:29:09.560 why people said
00:29:10.280 that was true?
00:29:11.800 They heard it
00:29:12.680 with their own
00:29:13.140 ears,
00:29:13.680 they saw him
00:29:14.740 say it,
00:29:15.680 and they saw
00:29:17.020 the transcript.
00:29:18.520 It didn't
00:29:19.120 happen,
00:29:19.840 and he wasn't
00:29:20.820 talking about
00:29:21.380 any liquid
00:29:22.060 disinfectants
00:29:22.940 either,
00:29:23.200 he was talking
00:29:23.560 about light.
00:29:24.540 But they took
00:29:25.460 out the light
00:29:26.020 parts,
00:29:26.520 and if you take
00:29:27.060 out his
00:29:27.400 reference to
00:29:27.960 light before
00:29:28.540 and after he
00:29:29.140 was talking,
00:29:30.040 it looks like
00:29:30.620 it was something
00:29:31.260 else.
00:29:32.060 Do you remember
00:29:32.380 the fine people
00:29:33.160 hoax?
00:29:34.120 Of course you
00:29:34.620 do.
00:29:36.400 Do you know
00:29:36.980 what people
00:29:37.380 said when I
00:29:39.500 said that's a
00:29:40.120 hoax?
00:29:41.180 They said,
00:29:42.640 Scott, I
00:29:44.560 heard it with
00:29:45.060 my own
00:29:45.420 ears, I
00:29:46.620 saw it with
00:29:47.240 my own
00:29:47.600 eyes, and
00:29:49.180 I read the
00:29:49.640 transcript.
00:29:50.800 Of course it
00:29:51.780 happened, except
00:29:53.380 that it didn't.
00:29:55.240 The part you
00:29:55.840 heard and saw
00:29:56.600 and what you
00:29:57.120 read in the
00:29:57.560 transcript were
00:29:58.300 edited, and
00:29:59.140 they were edited
00:29:59.620 to actually
00:30:00.380 reverse the
00:30:01.440 meaning of
00:30:01.840 what he
00:30:02.080 said.
00:30:03.280 Now, if you
00:30:04.160 didn't learn
00:30:04.620 from those two
00:30:05.300 examples that
00:30:07.080 you can see it,
00:30:08.360 hear it, and
00:30:08.960 read the
00:30:09.340 transcript and
00:30:10.120 it's completely
00:30:10.700 false, then
00:30:12.840 you're definitely
00:30:13.360 not going to
00:30:13.840 believe what I'm
00:30:14.420 going to tell
00:30:14.780 you next.
00:30:17.080 This story is
00:30:17.920 total bullshit.
00:30:18.840 He didn't say
00:30:19.300 that.
00:30:21.460 No, he didn't
00:30:22.180 say that.
00:30:22.980 Let me tell you
00:30:23.640 what he said.
00:30:24.160 the supporters,
00:30:28.760 the word
00:30:29.280 supporters, if
00:30:32.000 you thought the
00:30:32.680 supporters was
00:30:33.560 apostrophe S,
00:30:35.780 then what it
00:30:36.900 means is the
00:30:37.640 only garbage I
00:30:38.540 see floating out
00:30:39.380 there is coming
00:30:41.380 from his
00:30:41.980 supporters, meaning
00:30:44.080 the things they
00:30:44.800 say about
00:30:45.320 Puerto Rico.
00:30:46.900 The only
00:30:47.640 garbage is
00:30:48.560 something that
00:30:50.260 belongs to his
00:30:52.000 supporters,
00:30:53.200 possessive S.
00:30:54.160 Now, can
00:30:56.400 you hear it?
00:30:57.260 Let me
00:30:57.540 pronounce them
00:30:59.020 differently.
00:31:01.120 They're
00:31:01.680 supporters with
00:31:02.980 just an S, in
00:31:04.420 which case, if
00:31:05.060 he said
00:31:05.420 supporters with
00:31:06.340 just an S, he 0.84
00:31:07.640 called
00:31:07.900 Republicans
00:31:08.480 garbage.
00:31:10.680 But if he
00:31:11.460 was saying
00:31:12.160 supporters, he
00:31:14.360 was saying
00:31:14.700 something that
00:31:15.320 they possess,
00:31:16.660 which is the
00:31:17.380 things they
00:31:17.820 say.
00:31:19.880 So here's
00:31:20.900 how it
00:31:21.220 sounds when
00:31:22.540 there's no
00:31:23.140 apostrophe.
00:31:25.660 Supporters.
00:31:26.940 Here's how it
00:31:27.620 sounds with
00:31:28.300 the apostrophe.
00:31:30.740 Supporters.
00:31:31.960 You want to
00:31:32.540 hear it again?
00:31:33.260 See if you
00:31:33.620 can guess which
00:31:34.140 one it is.
00:31:35.280 Guess which
00:31:35.940 one has the
00:31:36.440 apostrophe?
00:31:37.680 Supporters.
00:31:39.000 And now the
00:31:39.700 second one?
00:31:41.080 Supporters.
00:31:42.920 So you know
00:31:44.200 what happened
00:31:44.620 because you
00:31:45.020 heard it with
00:31:45.360 your own
00:31:45.640 ears, right?
00:31:46.120 I guess that's
00:31:49.060 pretty reliable.
00:31:51.000 But you also
00:31:51.720 saw it with
00:31:52.220 your own
00:31:52.500 eyes.
00:31:54.080 Could you
00:31:54.520 see the
00:31:55.100 apostrophe
00:31:56.000 with your
00:31:56.360 own eyes?
00:31:57.520 Did it
00:31:58.120 come out of
00:31:58.740 his mouth?
00:31:59.760 Can you see
00:32:00.080 it floating
00:32:00.480 there for a
00:32:00.940 little while?
00:32:01.960 No, your
00:32:02.480 eyes didn't
00:32:03.000 help you in
00:32:03.440 this case.
00:32:04.320 Your eyes
00:32:04.820 were not
00:32:05.260 useful.
00:32:06.180 How about
00:32:06.500 the transcript?
00:32:08.160 You read
00:32:08.520 the transcript.
00:32:09.940 Well, who
00:32:10.740 made the
00:32:11.100 transcript?
00:32:12.500 The
00:32:12.860 Republicans who
00:32:14.060 made the
00:32:14.460 transcript,
00:32:15.000 left off
00:32:16.940 the
00:32:17.420 apostrophe
00:32:17.980 or decided
00:32:19.440 it wasn't
00:32:19.960 there in
00:32:20.240 the first
00:32:20.520 place.
00:32:21.840 When the
00:32:22.780 Democrats
00:32:23.360 showed you
00:32:24.400 the transcript,
00:32:25.400 well, there
00:32:25.760 it was.
00:32:26.700 Huh, there's
00:32:27.660 that apostrophe.
00:32:29.820 Now, what
00:32:31.440 makes me
00:32:31.960 think that
00:32:32.860 one
00:32:33.100 interpretation
00:32:33.800 is favored
00:32:35.820 over the
00:32:36.320 other
00:32:36.520 interpretation?
00:32:38.760 Like, why
00:32:39.260 would I
00:32:39.940 think that
00:32:40.480 Biden, who's
00:32:43.100 called, you
00:32:44.360 know, he's
00:32:44.840 called Trump
00:32:45.440 supporters a
00:32:47.080 lot of
00:32:47.320 things, I
00:32:48.680 mean, essentially
00:32:49.300 fascists and
00:32:50.220 everything else,
00:32:51.080 why would I
00:32:51.820 think that he
00:32:52.780 would not
00:32:53.180 call them
00:32:53.640 garbage?
00:32:58.500 It's the
00:32:59.180 fine people
00:32:59.720 hoax people.
00:33:01.040 It's the
00:33:01.680 drinking bleach
00:33:02.360 people.
00:33:04.040 There is no
00:33:04.960 president who
00:33:05.760 stands in front
00:33:06.400 of the world
00:33:06.920 and calls
00:33:07.700 neo-Nazis
00:33:08.520 fine people.
00:33:09.620 You didn't
00:33:10.020 need to check
00:33:10.560 the transcript.
00:33:12.020 You didn't
00:33:12.480 need to hear
00:33:13.020 it again.
00:33:13.360 You didn't
00:33:13.800 need to hear
00:33:14.260 it without
00:33:14.640 the edit.
00:33:15.620 There's no
00:33:16.080 president, no
00:33:17.320 president, not
00:33:18.180 Trump, not
00:33:18.860 anybody in the
00:33:20.280 United States who
00:33:21.040 stands in front of
00:33:21.700 the world and
00:33:22.180 says, yep, those
00:33:23.460 Nazis are fine 1.00
00:33:24.380 people.
00:33:25.200 You didn't need to
00:33:26.240 do any research.
00:33:27.800 How about that
00:33:28.700 Trump said, what
00:33:29.600 about injecting
00:33:31.100 bleach?
00:33:32.040 No, you didn't
00:33:32.660 need to look at
00:33:33.300 the transcript.
00:33:34.400 You didn't need
00:33:35.260 to hear it.
00:33:35.960 You didn't need to
00:33:36.580 see it.
00:33:37.060 No, it didn't
00:33:37.700 happen.
00:33:38.480 There's no such
00:33:39.240 thing as a
00:33:40.240 president who goes
00:33:41.040 in front of the
00:33:41.500 world and
00:33:42.260 suggests, hey,
00:33:43.380 what about
00:33:43.860 injecting bleach
00:33:44.980 or even
00:33:45.600 injecting some
00:33:46.680 kind of household
00:33:47.280 cleaner? 0.90
00:33:48.120 That didn't
00:33:48.860 happen.
00:33:49.560 You don't have
00:33:50.260 to research it.
00:33:51.480 On its surface,
00:33:52.520 you can tell it
00:33:53.340 didn't happen.
00:33:55.300 Now, do you
00:33:56.880 think that the
00:33:57.440 president of the
00:33:58.140 United States,
00:33:59.020 Joe Biden, went
00:33:59.820 in front of the
00:34:00.320 world and said
00:34:01.620 and meant it,
00:34:03.480 half of the
00:34:04.100 country are
00:34:04.840 garbage?
00:34:05.980 No, he didn't
00:34:07.500 fucking say that.
00:34:08.620 Nobody would
00:34:10.440 say that.
00:34:11.620 Nobody would
00:34:12.460 say that.
00:34:13.460 Not Biden, not
00:34:14.520 with dementia, not
00:34:16.160 Clinton, even as
00:34:18.040 bad as she is.
00:34:19.360 Even Clinton said
00:34:20.360 it at a private
00:34:22.240 event, and even
00:34:23.560 she said it was
00:34:24.960 referring to a
00:34:25.860 portion, you
00:34:26.840 know, it wasn't
00:34:27.240 all Republicans.
00:34:29.580 So it's never
00:34:30.680 happened and
00:34:31.720 never will happen.
00:34:33.080 You're never
00:34:33.580 going to see a
00:34:34.140 president call
00:34:35.420 anybody fine
00:34:36.500 people Nazis.
00:34:37.660 You're never
00:34:38.240 going to see a
00:34:38.760 president suggest
00:34:39.620 injecting bleach
00:34:40.880 into your body,
00:34:41.800 and you're never
00:34:42.680 going to see a
00:34:43.280 president saying
00:34:44.360 half of the
00:34:44.840 country are
00:34:45.500 garbage.
00:34:47.420 But you're
00:34:48.220 definitely going
00:34:50.340 to see a
00:34:50.740 president say
00:34:51.400 that if
00:34:52.240 somebody said
00:34:52.820 something terrible
00:34:53.560 that they were
00:34:54.200 talking garbage.
00:34:55.640 That would be
00:34:56.440 ordinary.
00:34:57.480 So I give
00:35:00.480 you my 100%
00:35:01.880 certainty that
00:35:03.320 Joe Biden, and
00:35:04.380 you could have
00:35:04.780 replaced him with
00:35:05.560 any president, and
00:35:07.100 I would say the
00:35:07.680 same thing.
00:35:08.520 There's no way
00:35:09.620 in fucking hell
00:35:10.840 he meant that
00:35:11.920 the people are
00:35:12.620 garbage.
00:35:14.160 All right?
00:35:14.660 If you were so
00:35:16.340 primed to believe
00:35:17.500 that anybody would
00:35:18.380 have said that,
00:35:19.500 you have to ask
00:35:20.440 yourself, how easy
00:35:21.780 was it for the
00:35:22.460 Democrats to
00:35:23.160 believe the fine
00:35:23.840 people hoax?
00:35:25.120 Pretty easy.
00:35:26.980 Pretty easy.
00:35:28.280 How easy was it
00:35:29.320 for the Democrats
00:35:30.040 to believe the
00:35:30.740 liars and
00:35:32.140 suckers hoax? 0.91
00:35:33.300 Pretty easy.
00:35:34.140 It's easy to
00:35:36.000 believe bullshit.
00:35:37.120 Like, really,
00:35:38.100 really easy.
00:35:39.160 Now, having
00:35:40.160 said that, Joe
00:35:41.440 Biden, the
00:35:42.160 biggest piece of
00:35:43.020 lying piece of 1.00
00:35:43.920 shit in the
00:35:44.680 whole world, a
00:35:46.160 corrupt, divisive
00:35:49.300 piece of shit,
00:35:52.300 ran on the fine
00:35:53.840 people hoax.
00:35:54.680 He knew it was a
00:35:55.520 hoax.
00:35:55.860 He divided the
00:35:56.560 country in
00:35:57.080 terrible in half.
00:35:58.300 And so, with
00:36:00.080 your permission,
00:36:01.080 I'm going to
00:36:01.980 treat this like
00:36:02.660 he really called
00:36:03.340 half the country
00:36:03.940 garbage.
00:36:04.660 You okay with
00:36:05.100 that?
00:36:06.720 Everybody okay?
00:36:09.860 I'm going to,
00:36:10.660 from this point
00:36:11.680 on, I'm
00:36:13.540 going to, I'll
00:36:15.680 repost any
00:36:16.460 funny memes.
00:36:18.000 I will make
00:36:18.960 jokes about him
00:36:19.880 calling us
00:36:20.480 garbage.
00:36:21.320 I will treat it
00:36:22.480 as though it's
00:36:23.140 true.
00:36:24.400 Why?
00:36:25.940 Because he does
00:36:26.860 not deserve my
00:36:27.900 honesty.
00:36:29.560 He doesn't
00:36:30.360 deserve it.
00:36:32.620 Nope.
00:36:33.880 I can think of
00:36:35.260 a hundred
00:36:35.600 Republicans or
00:36:36.760 a hundred
00:36:37.480 Democrats who,
00:36:39.280 even if I didn't
00:36:40.000 like their
00:36:40.420 policies, I
00:36:41.820 would say,
00:36:42.280 well, this is
00:36:42.840 too far.
00:36:43.860 This is too
00:36:44.420 far.
00:36:45.060 I don't like
00:36:45.640 this politician's
00:36:46.500 policies, but
00:36:47.540 I'm not going to
00:36:48.080 say that you
00:36:48.520 just called half
00:36:49.140 the country
00:36:49.580 garbage because
00:36:50.700 that didn't
00:36:51.120 happen.
00:36:51.960 No.
00:36:52.640 You piece of
00:36:53.440 fucking shit, 0.99
00:36:54.420 Biden.
00:36:54.980 You called the
00:36:55.880 fine people hoax
00:36:56.880 the reason for
00:36:57.620 running.
00:36:57.960 You are the
00:36:58.820 lowest, lyingest,
00:37:01.080 most despicable
00:37:02.580 piece of
00:37:03.660 garbage in the
00:37:05.280 whole fucking
00:37:05.960 country.
00:37:06.860 So, yes, I'm
00:37:07.840 going to act like
00:37:08.480 you actually said
00:37:09.240 this because of
00:37:10.400 the fine people
00:37:11.080 hoax.
00:37:11.700 And if you have
00:37:12.460 a problem with
00:37:13.160 it, just tell
00:37:14.360 everybody it's
00:37:15.060 because of the
00:37:15.660 fine people hoax.
00:37:16.880 Right?
00:37:17.280 It's not any
00:37:18.040 other reason.
00:37:18.560 So, yes, on
00:37:23.760 Halloween, I
00:37:26.060 expect to dress
00:37:26.920 up as a piece
00:37:27.640 of garbage.
00:37:29.040 I'm going to
00:37:29.760 put on an old
00:37:30.600 shirt and I'm
00:37:32.040 going to get
00:37:32.360 some pins or
00:37:34.160 some tape and
00:37:35.100 I'm going to
00:37:35.420 get some garbage
00:37:36.620 out of my
00:37:37.060 garbage and I'm
00:37:38.180 going to attach
00:37:38.580 it to my
00:37:39.000 shirt and I'm
00:37:41.240 not going to
00:37:41.640 say a thing and
00:37:43.080 I'm going to
00:37:43.560 answer the door
00:37:44.280 trick-or-treating
00:37:44.940 in my neighborhood
00:37:45.680 and I'm going
00:37:47.160 to act like I
00:37:47.940 think Biden,
00:37:49.760 the biggest piece
00:37:50.440 of shit in the
00:37:51.760 whole fucking
00:37:52.240 world, actually
00:37:53.980 called the
00:37:54.440 country garbage.
00:37:57.640 So, I'm 100%
00:37:59.100 in on that.
00:38:00.840 It just isn't
00:38:01.580 real.
00:38:06.160 Sertovich was
00:38:07.360 on Jeff Bezos.
00:38:08.520 He goes,
00:38:08.900 Jeff Bezos
00:38:09.500 wrote an op-ed
00:38:10.600 in the Washington
00:38:11.140 Post describing
00:38:12.620 why people don't
00:38:13.560 trust the news.
00:38:14.820 So, that
00:38:15.260 happened yesterday.
00:38:16.740 And then, as
00:38:17.360 Cerno points
00:38:17.980 out, today the
00:38:18.580 Washington Post
00:38:19.160 lied about Joe
00:38:20.040 Biden's comments
00:38:20.820 which are on
00:38:21.760 video where he
00:38:22.500 called Trump
00:38:23.060 voters garbage.
00:38:24.920 I agree with
00:38:25.940 you, Mike
00:38:26.540 Cernovich.
00:38:28.180 That's exactly
00:38:29.100 what happened.
00:38:33.920 Politico went
00:38:35.260 further and just
00:38:36.220 changed the
00:38:36.780 quote.
00:38:38.640 Here's what
00:38:39.280 Politico did to
00:38:40.140 try to save
00:38:40.700 him.
00:38:41.580 They changed
00:38:42.340 his quote to
00:38:43.060 the only
00:38:44.240 garbage and
00:38:45.120 then they
00:38:45.400 go, was
00:38:46.460 the, then
00:38:47.380 quote, hatred.
00:38:48.720 So, now
00:38:49.020 they're just
00:38:49.520 taking his
00:38:50.020 words and
00:38:50.480 rearranging
00:38:51.040 them.
00:38:51.940 The only
00:38:52.460 garbage was
00:38:53.120 the hatred
00:38:53.640 that Trump
00:38:54.780 supporters
00:38:55.100 said.
00:38:55.420 So, they
00:38:55.680 actually had
00:38:56.160 to change
00:38:56.720 the words
00:38:57.480 and put
00:38:59.280 them in
00:38:59.600 quotes.
00:39:01.500 Do you
00:39:02.060 understand that?
00:39:02.900 They put the
00:39:03.580 words in
00:39:04.000 quotes, but
00:39:05.380 they are not
00:39:05.940 what he
00:39:06.360 said.
00:39:07.580 Do you
00:39:08.100 know what
00:39:08.380 quotes are
00:39:08.880 for?
00:39:10.280 Quotes are
00:39:10.820 to tell the
00:39:11.380 reader, this
00:39:12.500 is exactly
00:39:13.180 what he
00:39:13.600 said.
00:39:14.560 They put
00:39:15.240 the quotes
00:39:15.720 around three
00:39:16.520 words that
00:39:17.160 are exactly
00:39:17.620 what he
00:39:17.960 said, but
00:39:18.400 not in the
00:39:19.160 context which
00:39:19.880 he said it.
00:39:20.880 And then
00:39:21.220 they put
00:39:21.980 quotes around
00:39:22.500 one word,
00:39:23.140 hatred, which
00:39:24.140 also is out
00:39:24.900 of the context
00:39:25.460 of how he
00:39:25.960 said it.
00:39:26.640 No, you
00:39:27.400 don't just
00:39:27.840 put a quote
00:39:28.440 around every
00:39:28.960 word in the
00:39:29.500 dictionary and
00:39:30.220 then say that
00:39:30.880 this guy said
00:39:32.500 everything in
00:39:33.060 the dictionary,
00:39:34.460 every possible
00:39:35.340 word combination
00:39:36.200 because he's
00:39:36.800 used all these
00:39:37.360 words.
00:39:38.460 No, you
00:39:38.800 don't get to
00:39:39.240 do that,
00:39:39.680 Politico.
00:39:40.480 Politico, you
00:39:41.300 are just
00:39:42.020 propaganda at
00:39:43.580 this point.
00:39:45.940 Just
00:39:46.460 propaganda.
00:39:48.080 Well, Catherine
00:39:48.660 Herridge has
00:39:49.540 a, looks like a
00:39:51.380 scoop about a
00:39:52.100 whistleblower, an
00:39:52.880 IRS whistleblower,
00:39:54.160 who says that
00:39:55.220 when the Hunter
00:39:55.960 laptop thing first
00:39:57.260 came up and the
00:39:58.620 IRS was looking
00:39:59.440 at it, that they
00:40:00.180 knew it was real
00:40:00.980 immediately, so the
00:40:02.620 government lied to
00:40:03.460 us for a long
00:40:04.020 time, and that
00:40:06.920 there were a lot
00:40:07.580 of over-
00:40:08.220 investigative steps
00:40:09.220 that were not
00:40:09.980 allowed, so
00:40:11.520 exactly what you
00:40:12.440 thought, the
00:40:13.380 government said
00:40:14.040 don't investigate
00:40:14.800 this because it's
00:40:15.720 the president's
00:40:16.560 son, and the
00:40:19.080 prosecutors told us
00:40:20.140 that they didn't
00:40:20.720 want to ask about
00:40:21.460 quote, the big guy
00:40:22.600 that was mentioned
00:40:23.360 in the laptop
00:40:24.360 because that would
00:40:25.460 have made it clear
00:40:26.100 that Biden was
00:40:27.600 corrupt and
00:40:28.460 working deals with
00:40:29.800 his son in other
00:40:30.580 countries.
00:40:31.960 The whistleblower
00:40:33.040 says that they
00:40:33.820 corroborated that
00:40:34.960 the big guy was
00:40:35.780 Joe Biden, and
00:40:37.580 there was never
00:40:38.040 any question about
00:40:38.800 it.
00:40:39.220 And that the
00:40:40.620 reason they held
00:40:41.240 back was for the
00:40:42.180 purpose of
00:40:42.740 effecting the
00:40:43.460 2020 election.
00:40:45.180 So here we have
00:40:45.980 an actual witness
00:40:46.960 to government
00:40:48.720 FBI corruption
00:40:51.100 and effecting the
00:40:52.540 election.
00:40:53.460 But we also have
00:40:54.820 another whistleblower
00:40:55.700 according to
00:40:56.300 Carrie Pickett in
00:40:57.160 the Washington
00:40:57.580 Times, that
00:40:58.900 James Comey, and
00:41:01.360 this is the first
00:41:01.920 time I've heard
00:41:02.380 this story, had
00:41:03.720 FBI quote,
00:41:04.880 honeypot spies
00:41:06.180 infiltrate Trump's
00:41:07.320 2016 campaign.
00:41:09.540 This was an
00:41:10.160 off-the-books
00:41:10.800 investigation,
00:41:12.100 allegedly, from a
00:41:13.140 whistleblower, that
00:41:15.560 was before the
00:41:16.620 Russia collusion
00:41:17.620 probe.
00:41:19.240 So in other words,
00:41:20.300 James Comey
00:41:21.140 authorized inserting
00:41:23.040 some agents to
00:41:24.840 spy on Trump
00:41:25.880 without any
00:41:27.260 indication that
00:41:28.100 there was anything
00:41:28.720 that was a reason
00:41:29.700 for spying.
00:41:30.480 that would be
00:41:31.780 very illegal.
00:41:35.600 And that he was
00:41:36.560 targeted soon after
00:41:37.580 he announced his
00:41:38.360 campaign.
00:41:39.240 My God.
00:41:40.780 An FBI agent
00:41:42.100 involved in the
00:41:42.660 probe revealed the
00:41:44.400 off-books criminal
00:41:45.520 investigation.
00:41:46.780 All right, if you're
00:41:47.440 going to call it
00:41:47.880 off-book, let's be
00:41:50.460 a little more clear.
00:41:51.560 Off-book means it's
00:41:52.560 fucking illegal, 0.98
00:41:53.880 right?
00:41:54.620 Does the FBI just
00:41:55.860 get to do any
00:41:57.000 little secret things
00:41:58.060 looking for dirt?
00:41:59.040 No, I don't think
00:42:00.380 off-book is exactly
00:42:01.740 just the right word
00:42:02.760 for this.
00:42:04.280 You know, maybe
00:42:04.620 they've got some
00:42:05.260 term of art like
00:42:06.180 that, but if it's
00:42:07.240 off-book, it sounds
00:42:09.240 illegal to me.
00:42:10.720 It sounds like
00:42:11.280 somebody should go
00:42:11.820 to prison for this
00:42:12.660 to me, if it's
00:42:14.560 true.
00:42:15.040 Remember, it's a
00:42:16.480 week before the
00:42:17.200 election and they're
00:42:19.120 whistleblowers.
00:42:20.940 So you've got to
00:42:22.000 put a little grain
00:42:23.460 of salt on the
00:42:24.580 whistleblower, you
00:42:26.300 know, a week before
00:42:27.480 an election.
00:42:29.040 And apparently
00:42:30.800 the whistleblower
00:42:31.560 says that there
00:42:32.320 were two female 0.73
00:42:33.280 FBI undercover
00:42:34.320 agents, and
00:42:35.640 that's the
00:42:36.080 honeypot part.
00:42:38.060 The honeypot
00:42:39.200 part.
00:42:40.080 The honeypot is
00:42:41.940 that men
00:42:42.840 especially will
00:42:43.700 tell attractive
00:42:44.480 women things they 1.00
00:42:45.520 won't tell anybody
00:42:46.920 else.
00:42:48.020 So this was
00:42:50.400 really just
00:42:51.480 fishing around for
00:42:53.520 some way to take
00:42:54.260 them out of office.
00:42:55.060 I would say this
00:42:56.320 looks like, well,
00:42:58.000 it's got to be
00:42:58.700 some kind of
00:42:59.560 crime.
00:43:00.440 I mean, I would
00:43:00.900 think that most
00:43:01.620 of the FBI has
00:43:02.440 to be eliminated,
00:43:04.620 at least at the
00:43:05.460 management level.
00:43:10.700 And let's see,
00:43:11.800 Michael
00:43:12.040 Schellenberger
00:43:12.620 gives us a little
00:43:15.060 summary here.
00:43:15.700 He says, all the
00:43:16.960 major elements of
00:43:17.940 the FBI and CIA
00:43:19.120 conspiracy to
00:43:21.140 interfere in the
00:43:21.800 2020 elections on
00:43:22.960 behalf of Joe
00:43:23.560 Biden are now
00:43:25.220 confirmed.
00:43:26.620 So these are the
00:43:27.720 things that Michael
00:43:29.180 Schellenberger, who
00:43:30.040 does a really good
00:43:30.760 job of making sure
00:43:31.580 things are accurate
00:43:33.440 and have sources
00:43:34.660 and are confirmed,
00:43:36.280 he says the
00:43:36.960 following things are
00:43:37.780 confirmed.
00:43:39.500 Now, again,
00:43:40.560 remember I told
00:43:41.300 you, if you only
00:43:42.520 know what's in the
00:43:43.440 news, you don't
00:43:44.000 know anything.
00:43:45.180 You have to know
00:43:45.680 the people.
00:43:47.040 So in this case,
00:43:47.840 the people is
00:43:48.840 Schellenberger.
00:43:50.100 So if you didn't
00:43:50.900 know that his
00:43:51.460 credibility is sky
00:43:52.700 high,
00:43:53.060 compared to any
00:43:54.280 of these other
00:43:54.800 entities you're
00:43:55.420 hearing about,
00:43:56.140 this wouldn't
00:43:56.880 sound as
00:43:57.320 powerful.
00:43:58.360 This is one of
00:43:58.920 the most credible
00:43:59.600 people, if not
00:44:01.580 the most credible,
00:44:02.540 in the entire
00:44:03.420 media landscape.
00:44:05.120 Here's what he
00:44:05.740 says.
00:44:06.320 FBI had the
00:44:07.320 Hunter Biden
00:44:07.960 laptop in 2019
00:44:09.300 and knew it was
00:44:10.160 real.
00:44:11.100 The FBI were
00:44:12.180 spying on
00:44:13.300 Giuliani and
00:44:14.500 knew he would
00:44:15.020 give the laptop
00:44:15.700 to the media.
00:44:16.500 FBI ran a
00:44:19.740 disinformation
00:44:20.320 campaign in
00:44:21.480 2020 to
00:44:22.880 pre-bunk the
00:44:23.960 story.
00:44:24.420 That's where
00:44:24.700 they told the
00:44:25.260 media, oh,
00:44:25.940 there might be
00:44:26.340 this fake
00:44:26.940 Russia thing,
00:44:28.280 so don't
00:44:28.720 trust it.
00:44:29.760 Then former
00:44:30.980 FBI general
00:44:32.260 counsel turned
00:44:33.200 Twitter counsel,
00:44:35.600 Jim Baker,
00:44:36.800 convinced
00:44:37.160 colleagues at
00:44:38.480 what was
00:44:39.200 Twitter to
00:44:39.940 censor the
00:44:40.460 New York
00:44:40.740 Post story
00:44:41.380 after they
00:44:42.660 had determined
00:44:43.220 that it was
00:44:43.900 not in
00:44:44.640 violation.
00:44:46.380 So they
00:44:46.820 censored it
00:44:47.560 even knowing
00:44:48.240 that they
00:44:49.200 didn't have a
00:44:49.760 rule that
00:44:50.280 would cause
00:44:50.760 them to
00:44:51.100 censor it. 0.50
00:44:52.460 CIA director
00:44:53.400 Gina Haspel
00:44:54.240 approved within
00:44:55.280 a few hours
00:44:55.980 a disinformation
00:44:56.720 campaign by
00:44:58.260 the 51 former
00:44:59.380 CIA and other
00:45:00.300 intelligence people.
00:45:01.940 So that came
00:45:02.380 from the top.
00:45:03.920 The very top
00:45:04.860 of the CIA
00:45:05.460 authorized a
00:45:07.400 domestic
00:45:08.040 disinformation
00:45:09.660 campaign.
00:45:10.380 Did you
00:45:11.200 ever wonder
00:45:11.640 why Brennan
00:45:12.340 and Clapper
00:45:12.900 never went
00:45:13.400 to jail
00:45:13.820 or got
00:45:14.180 punished?
00:45:15.420 Because they
00:45:16.220 had orders.
00:45:17.880 They were
00:45:18.340 totally within
00:45:19.040 the legal
00:45:20.300 structure of
00:45:21.580 our spies,
00:45:24.500 I guess.
00:45:26.040 And so
00:45:28.280 millions of
00:45:28.900 people, and
00:45:30.240 it almost
00:45:30.740 certainly changed
00:45:31.580 the election
00:45:32.120 outcome.
00:45:34.100 So there's
00:45:34.680 that.
00:45:38.040 And now
00:45:39.060 Victoria
00:45:39.640 Newland,
00:45:40.380 is making
00:45:41.120 accusations
00:45:41.820 that Putin's 0.51
00:45:43.260 got a
00:45:43.540 brand new
00:45:43.980 very, very
00:45:44.580 powerful tool
00:45:45.520 which is
00:45:45.980 Elon Musk.
00:45:48.480 So now
00:45:49.300 Elon Musk
00:45:50.020 is being
00:45:50.620 branded like
00:45:52.760 Trump was
00:45:53.440 as the
00:45:54.300 best friend
00:45:55.020 of Putin,
00:45:57.180 which, you
00:45:58.120 know, there's
00:45:58.380 no evidence
00:45:58.840 of that, of
00:45:59.360 course.
00:46:00.080 But if you
00:46:01.900 didn't know
00:46:02.300 that Victoria
00:46:02.920 Newland
00:46:03.480 tends to be
00:46:05.580 mentioned in
00:46:06.300 the stories
00:46:06.920 about the
00:46:07.540 worst behavior
00:46:08.420 of the
00:46:08.980 American
00:46:09.380 government,
00:46:11.160 it would
00:46:13.200 be one
00:46:13.620 thing if
00:46:14.180 an ordinary
00:46:14.760 pundit said,
00:46:15.760 hey, I
00:46:16.140 think Elon
00:46:16.620 Musk and
00:46:17.220 Putin are
00:46:18.120 getting too
00:46:18.560 close.
00:46:19.160 But when it
00:46:19.920 comes from
00:46:20.640 Victoria
00:46:21.200 Newland,
00:46:22.540 it suggests
00:46:23.260 that the
00:46:23.760 darkest,
00:46:24.900 worst parts
00:46:25.500 of our
00:46:25.840 government are
00:46:26.500 going to
00:46:26.800 target
00:46:27.180 Musk.
00:46:28.480 Musk, that's 0.99
00:46:30.740 what it
00:46:31.100 looks like.
00:46:31.660 It looks
00:46:31.940 like he'll
00:46:32.280 be targeted.
00:46:32.920 He's obviously
00:46:33.940 already targeted.
00:46:35.240 But when
00:46:35.720 Victoria Newland
00:46:36.700 gets in the
00:46:37.220 game, again,
00:46:39.000 remember, it's
00:46:40.280 not what's
00:46:40.960 happening, because
00:46:42.080 it would sound
00:46:42.540 like nothing's
00:46:43.180 happening, this
00:46:43.960 story.
00:46:44.660 If all you
00:46:45.320 heard was, oh,
00:46:46.580 there's somebody
00:46:47.060 in the
00:46:47.340 government who
00:46:48.680 is mocking
00:46:49.320 Elon for
00:46:50.220 having, you
00:46:51.240 know, communicated
00:46:51.860 with Putin,
00:46:52.780 that wouldn't
00:46:53.420 be much of
00:46:53.940 anything.
00:46:54.740 But if it's
00:46:55.700 Victoria Newland
00:46:56.720 and she's saying
00:46:57.380 it in public,
00:46:58.020 she's basically
00:46:59.200 sending the
00:46:59.960 signal to all
00:47:00.660 the other dark
00:47:01.400 parts of the
00:47:02.000 government, this
00:47:03.100 guy's our
00:47:03.560 enemy.
00:47:04.460 And that is
00:47:05.360 super dangerous.
00:47:09.440 Anyway,
00:47:12.720 Breitbart is
00:47:13.700 talking about
00:47:15.020 a, there's a
00:47:15.980 fitness app
00:47:16.580 called Strava.
00:47:18.860 And this is
00:47:20.100 very clever.
00:47:21.820 Apparently, you
00:47:22.580 can tell where
00:47:23.680 the other Strava
00:47:24.840 users are.
00:47:26.000 I'm not sure
00:47:28.000 I'm not sure
00:47:28.020 if every user
00:47:28.960 can do that
00:47:29.660 or you have
00:47:30.040 to have access
00:47:30.520 to the
00:47:30.920 company, but
00:47:32.020 you can tell
00:47:32.480 where some
00:47:32.880 of them are
00:47:33.380 at some
00:47:33.740 time.
00:47:34.620 And
00:47:34.840 unfortunately,
00:47:35.460 some of the
00:47:36.520 Secret Service
00:47:37.220 people who
00:47:38.620 guard our
00:47:39.420 top politicians
00:47:40.580 use the
00:47:42.020 app, which
00:47:44.560 means you
00:47:45.780 can tell
00:47:46.200 where the top
00:47:47.320 politician is
00:47:48.320 by where
00:47:50.280 the Secret
00:47:51.620 Service is.
00:47:52.340 Now, I
00:47:53.680 don't believe
00:47:54.160 the Secret
00:47:54.560 Service gets
00:47:55.300 to use
00:47:55.780 personal
00:47:56.940 devices when
00:47:58.580 they're on
00:47:58.900 the clock.
00:48:00.300 So if you're
00:48:01.040 actually at
00:48:01.520 the rally, I
00:48:03.060 don't think
00:48:03.400 they've got
00:48:03.880 their own
00:48:04.400 phone in
00:48:04.820 their pocket
00:48:05.260 with an
00:48:05.720 app on
00:48:06.100 it that
00:48:06.360 can be
00:48:06.640 traced.
00:48:07.580 But when
00:48:09.420 they're off
00:48:09.740 duty, they
00:48:11.060 go back to
00:48:11.580 the hotel, I
00:48:13.480 assume they
00:48:14.040 use their
00:48:14.380 regular phone.
00:48:15.620 And maybe
00:48:15.920 you could tell
00:48:17.080 he's at least
00:48:17.560 in town, which
00:48:18.900 is more
00:48:19.260 information maybe
00:48:20.280 you want to
00:48:20.700 give out.
00:48:22.340 So I
00:48:24.240 don't know if
00:48:24.620 that's a
00:48:24.980 gigantic problem
00:48:25.800 or not, but
00:48:26.800 it's one I'd
00:48:28.100 take a look
00:48:28.580 at.
00:48:29.460 In other
00:48:30.080 news, there's
00:48:31.660 a dramatic
00:48:32.300 drop in
00:48:32.900 marijuana use
00:48:33.700 among the
00:48:35.480 youth in
00:48:36.340 the United
00:48:36.640 States.
00:48:37.420 It's really
00:48:38.140 big.
00:48:39.480 And I have
00:48:40.260 no idea
00:48:40.700 why.
00:48:41.760 Why would
00:48:42.180 marijuana use
00:48:43.140 drastically drop
00:48:45.000 in high
00:48:45.440 schools in
00:48:47.280 the last
00:48:47.640 few years?
00:48:48.360 Is it because
00:48:49.280 the parents
00:48:49.860 are doing
00:48:50.220 it?
00:48:51.240 And it
00:48:51.880 became
00:48:52.180 uncool?
00:48:54.240 Is that
00:48:54.880 the whole
00:48:55.100 thing?
00:48:55.480 Because I
00:48:55.900 think the
00:48:56.240 young people
00:48:56.680 are doing
00:48:57.120 less drinking
00:48:58.540 and nothing
00:48:59.940 changed with
00:49:00.620 that.
00:49:01.780 So is it
00:49:02.600 just because
00:49:03.140 it became
00:49:03.520 legal it
00:49:04.180 wasn't cool
00:49:04.740 anymore?
00:49:05.640 Or did
00:49:06.360 people just
00:49:06.920 catch on
00:49:07.480 that the
00:49:07.880 people who
00:49:08.380 were getting
00:49:09.520 high in
00:49:10.220 eighth grade
00:49:11.500 were not
00:49:12.120 exactly
00:49:12.600 excelling
00:49:13.120 later on?
00:49:16.120 I don't
00:49:16.700 know.
00:49:16.980 There's a
00:49:17.240 mystery to
00:49:17.660 that.
00:49:18.080 I do
00:49:18.400 wonder if
00:49:18.800 the data
00:49:19.160 is accurate.
00:49:20.280 So maybe
00:49:20.640 it's just
00:49:20.980 bad data.
00:49:21.560 That's
00:49:22.440 a possibility.
00:49:23.620 Ontario, the
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00:50:26.700 and gentlemen, that
00:50:30.220 is what I had
00:50:30.920 prepared, and I am
00:50:32.540 open to questions.
00:50:34.500 So I'm going to look
00:50:36.060 at your questions
00:50:36.800 coming in on the
00:50:38.020 app and see if you
00:50:42.060 got anything you
00:50:42.720 want me to talk
00:50:43.620 about.
00:50:44.660 It's the big
00:50:46.340 question, I think,
00:50:47.280 for all of us
00:50:47.900 is what's going
00:50:50.300 to happen after
00:50:51.040 Election Day.
00:50:52.500 Because it doesn't
00:50:53.680 look to me like
00:50:54.480 there's really any
00:50:55.620 chance we'll have
00:50:56.360 a result.
00:50:59.060 It does look like
00:51:00.260 there will be just
00:51:02.360 lots of claims of
00:51:04.200 fraud.
00:51:05.240 Most of them will
00:51:06.160 not be real.
00:51:07.400 Remember, 95 to 98
00:51:09.480 percent of all claims
00:51:10.520 of election fraud are
00:51:12.320 not going to check
00:51:13.000 out, or somebody
00:51:15.780 won't have a
00:51:16.340 standing, or it
00:51:17.180 won't be enough to
00:51:17.860 change the result,
00:51:19.580 or it'll be delayed
00:51:21.100 or something.
00:51:22.300 So most of them
00:51:23.120 aren't going to mean
00:51:23.580 anything, but there's
00:51:24.700 going to be a lot of
00:51:25.380 them.
00:51:26.220 So what do you do?
00:51:28.460 What do you do?
00:51:30.660 Well, here's where I
00:51:33.480 default to my frame
00:51:35.440 for what happens
00:51:36.340 after the election.
00:51:37.100 I say that the
00:51:39.740 American system is 0.51
00:51:40.960 where our political
00:51:43.300 system is an
00:51:44.180 adversarial system,
00:51:45.680 meaning that you're
00:51:47.100 supposed to run
00:51:47.800 against somebody.
00:51:48.980 You're running
00:51:49.600 against the other
00:51:50.440 team, so you're
00:51:51.200 adversaries politically.
00:51:52.840 But we're not
00:51:53.620 adversaries in life,
00:51:56.320 right?
00:51:57.440 If my neighbor wants
00:51:58.780 to vote a different
00:51:59.480 way from me, I still
00:52:01.260 like my neighbor.
00:52:03.680 That doesn't bother
00:52:04.880 me at all if you
00:52:05.920 like different
00:52:06.500 policies.
00:52:07.800 You know, I might
00:52:08.580 have a problem with
00:52:09.120 the politician, but
00:52:10.600 if the neighbor wants
00:52:11.880 a different set of
00:52:12.560 policies, I still
00:52:14.520 love my neighbor.
00:52:16.380 But here's how I
00:52:19.080 see it.
00:52:21.080 We need this
00:52:22.020 peaceful transfer of
00:52:23.240 power, and I agree
00:52:25.380 with everybody who
00:52:26.160 has ever said that's
00:52:28.000 foundational to what
00:52:29.800 is America.
00:52:30.520 You take that away
00:52:31.400 and everything's
00:52:33.080 gone.
00:52:34.140 That's the thing.
00:52:35.100 Now, of course, you
00:52:36.620 need an honest media
00:52:38.660 landscape in order for
00:52:39.980 any of this to be
00:52:40.680 useful, because
00:52:41.640 otherwise we just get
00:52:42.740 brainwashed to pick
00:52:43.940 whoever they want us
00:52:44.720 to pick.
00:52:45.560 But if you have a media
00:52:46.960 that's functioning, and
00:52:48.140 X is really making a big
00:52:49.480 difference at this
00:52:50.200 point, and you have
00:52:52.560 peaceful transfers of
00:52:53.660 power, you're in pretty
00:52:56.560 good shape, pretty good
00:52:59.160 shape, because it'd be
00:53:00.780 harder for the bad guys
00:53:01.980 to take over in that.
00:53:03.620 But I would add this
00:53:05.400 part of the frame.
00:53:07.740 January 20th is the
00:53:09.720 peaceful transfer of
00:53:10.800 power.
00:53:12.240 November 5th is the
00:53:13.520 election.
00:53:15.040 Everything that happens
00:53:16.200 between November 5th and
00:53:18.640 January 20th, including
00:53:20.640 January 6th, when an
00:53:23.300 election should be
00:53:24.180 certified, but maybe it
00:53:25.960 won't someday.
00:53:27.520 Everything that happens
00:53:28.540 between the election and
00:53:31.200 January 20th is the
00:53:34.360 adversarial process.
00:53:36.740 And as long as nobody
00:53:37.920 pulls a gun, and if they
00:53:39.760 do, they need to be taken
00:53:40.920 down and go to jail. 0.70
00:53:41.960 But if nobody pulls a
00:53:42.880 gun, we can fight it
00:53:46.300 out.
00:53:47.100 And when I say fight, I
00:53:48.320 don't mean physical, duh.
00:53:50.140 I mean take it to court,
00:53:52.100 protest, talk to your
00:53:54.300 neighbors, make phone
00:53:55.380 calls, donate money,
00:53:57.080 whatever you have to
00:53:57.660 do.
00:53:58.680 So we're going to have a
00:54:01.680 hell of a fight until
00:54:04.760 January 20th.
00:54:06.800 But I'm very committed to
00:54:08.800 a peaceful transfer.
00:54:12.640 Be as loud as you need
00:54:15.280 to be until January 20th.
00:54:18.320 But we should also make it
00:54:20.520 an objective that January
00:54:27.300 20th is the end of the
00:54:28.600 fight, no matter what
00:54:31.160 happens.
00:54:32.400 Now, I think that we've
00:54:33.880 got a Supreme Court that
00:54:35.760 would protect us from the
00:54:37.300 worst excesses that you
00:54:38.920 can imagine, because the
00:54:40.860 court is leaning right, and
00:54:42.940 they're more originalist,
00:54:45.900 et cetera.
00:54:46.360 So I think we'll be fine.
00:54:47.840 But whatever happens
00:54:49.920 between election and
00:54:51.020 January 20th, that is not
00:54:55.700 how we should judge each
00:54:56.780 other.
00:54:58.880 That's one of my problems
00:55:00.000 with January 6th.
00:55:01.840 We shouldn't have been
00:55:02.900 judging each other on that
00:55:04.120 day.
00:55:04.980 That was well within the
00:55:06.540 fight it out phase.
00:55:08.120 That was well within the,
00:55:09.640 hey, this is the period where
00:55:10.920 we always bitch about the 1.00
00:55:12.000 outcome.
00:55:12.760 This is the period where
00:55:13.880 somebody always says it's
00:55:15.060 unfair.
00:55:15.720 This is the part where
00:55:17.320 legal challenges are made.
00:55:19.940 Let's do all of that.
00:55:22.140 Let's do it up.
00:55:23.680 And the other team will be
00:55:25.000 doing it.
00:55:25.780 And we'll both do it.
00:55:27.620 But let's be clear that
00:55:30.780 January 6th is between
00:55:33.460 those dates.
00:55:35.140 It's not the key date.
00:55:37.240 It's between the key dates.
00:55:39.260 There's the election, really
00:55:40.420 important.
00:55:41.700 And then there's the
00:55:42.440 peaceful transfer of power
00:55:43.740 that, damn it, we're going
00:55:44.620 to get.
00:55:45.740 We're going to get a peaceful
00:55:47.540 transfer of power.
00:55:48.840 But between the election and
00:55:50.560 that peaceful transfer of
00:55:52.080 power, it's an adversarial
00:55:54.580 process.
00:55:55.480 And it's going to get dark.
00:55:57.460 It's going to be tough.
00:56:00.320 It's going to be full of fake
00:56:01.920 news.
00:56:03.160 You're going to see some of the
00:56:04.420 worst behavior you've ever
00:56:05.540 seen in your life.
00:56:06.520 You might see Jamie Raskin
00:56:08.300 trying to do something to get
00:56:11.160 Trump disqualified, etc.
00:56:14.320 But January 20th, I believe
00:56:18.640 there will be a peaceful
00:56:19.500 transfer of power.
00:56:21.020 I hope it's to Trump.
00:56:25.120 But the Second Amendment still
00:56:28.280 exists.
00:56:30.880 So I'm 100% in favor of a 0.97
00:56:34.960 peaceful everything and a
00:56:36.140 peaceful transfer of power.
00:56:37.340 But you can imagine, and most
00:56:40.080 of you are imagining, a
00:56:41.280 worst-case scenario.
00:56:43.580 Don't shoot your neighbor.
00:56:45.580 Do me a favor.
00:56:48.520 Don't start, don't shoot
00:56:50.200 anybody who's your neighbor.
00:56:53.760 We can't make this about the
00:56:55.400 voters, right?
00:56:57.480 If it turns out we have an
00:56:59.000 enemy, it's a common enemy.
00:57:01.780 Let me give you this reframe.
00:57:03.440 I'll give you this reframe.
00:57:09.380 If we can't pick a president
00:57:11.680 that will give us all a
00:57:13.180 peaceful transfer of power,
00:57:14.820 then we have a common enemy
00:57:16.480 and it has nothing to do with
00:57:17.780 the candidates.
00:57:18.940 The common enemy is the
00:57:20.420 election system.
00:57:22.120 If we have a system that has
00:57:23.920 been imposed upon us by
00:57:25.460 by whom?
00:57:27.260 I don't even know.
00:57:28.980 Who gave us this system that
00:57:31.000 guarantees we're going to be
00:57:32.100 fighting for three months?
00:57:33.440 Who gave us that?
00:57:35.680 I want to know who gave us
00:57:37.060 the system that made us fight.
00:57:38.560 Because if you want to find
00:57:39.600 an enemy, find out who's
00:57:41.920 behind the election systems.
00:57:44.660 Now, again, don't hurt
00:57:45.740 anybody.
00:57:46.500 We're not talking violence
00:57:47.840 here.
00:57:48.640 But we will have a common
00:57:50.640 enemy.
00:57:51.840 If we don't have an effective,
00:57:56.380 peaceful transfer of power,
00:57:58.900 Democrats and Republicans were
00:58:00.780 on the same team after that.
00:58:02.280 We got to figure out who's
00:58:04.140 running the election because
00:58:05.280 it's not us.
00:58:06.760 We're going to have to figure
00:58:07.740 out how to fix that so we
00:58:09.180 don't do it again.
00:58:10.600 So I hope we can find a
00:58:12.700 common enemy if we need one.
00:58:14.000 All right.
00:58:17.280 I'm going to say hi to the
00:58:18.660 locals people privately because
00:58:20.960 they're so awesome.
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00:58:24.100 If you'd like to be a subscriber
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00:58:31.940 shoulder, if I
00:58:33.220 go this way, the books and
00:58:36.440 calendar that you can buy for
00:58:38.080 your friends and family and
00:58:39.560 coworkers for Christmas.
00:58:41.020 Remember, it's almost
00:58:42.320 November.
00:58:43.780 Get your Dilbert calendars.
00:58:45.620 They will be shipping in
00:58:46.420 November, the first ones.
00:58:48.520 All right.
00:58:50.480 Bye to everybody except
00:58:51.800 locals.
00:58:52.540 I'll see you tomorrow.
00:58:53.840 You're all awesome.
00:58:54.540 Bye to everybody.
00:59:03.720 Bye to everybody.
00:59:03.940 Bye.
00:59:12.040 Bye.
00:59:12.080 Bye.
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