Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2682 CWSA 12⧸07⧸24

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00:00:37.460 Well, I'd like to do a demonstration now of my powers.

00:00:43.460 Now, this is something that I demonstrated privately on a live stream just before I went live here

00:00:50.000 with the people and locals.

00:00:52.920 And what I'm going to do is I'm borrowing from a meme that's on the internet now that you

00:00:59.980 can tell your cat to come to you if you use the proper cat language.

00:01:06.720 So there's actually a phrase or a word that apparently will call your house cat to you.

00:01:13.100 So I'm going to do this now.

00:01:15.680 So turn up your speaker if you have a cat in the house and watch what happens.

00:01:20.560 You ready for this?

00:01:22.500 This is real, by the way.

00:01:23.900 So turn up your speaker if you have a cat and watch what happens.

00:01:29.660 Meow.

00:01:30.840 Meow.

00:01:32.840 Meow.

00:01:33.280 Meow.

00:01:33.480 Now, if it's the same as the live stream I did just before this one, you can have your

00:01:41.980 cats running from all your rooms toward you.

00:01:44.440 Now, tell me in the comments as we go so other people can see if it's working out.

00:01:50.480 But while you're waiting for your cats to attack you and jump on your laps, which they're doing

00:01:56.080 right now, some are coming, some are not.

00:02:07.340 The comments are coming in now.

00:02:09.740 Cats are coming, some are coming, some are not.

00:02:12.700 All right.

00:02:13.820 Well, keep an eye on that.

00:02:15.080 So scientists, according to the University of Bristol, they've, well, that's where it

00:02:20.600 is, actually, the research, the University of Bristol, and they've created the world's

00:02:28.040 first carbon-14 diamond battery.

00:02:32.260 Diamond battery.

00:02:33.620 Yeah.

00:02:34.180 So now you can keep your spouse powered up at all times.

00:02:39.720 So I was looking for a diamond battery.

00:02:42.400 This one could last thousands of years.

00:02:48.520 So what makes it special is how long it lasts, and it could last in terrible environments like

00:02:53.560 space.

00:02:54.840 So you could send down a space probe and have a diamond battery, and it would stay powered

00:03:01.120 for, I don't know, hundreds or thousands of years.

00:03:05.200 So I don't think this will be in common usage, but if you need anything that needs power for

00:03:10.740 a few thousand years, you've got an option, diamond battery.

00:03:15.020 Well, did you know that if you eat ultra-processed food, you have a higher risk of depressive

00:03:19.360 symptoms, according to SciPost?

00:03:23.120 Of course you did.

00:03:24.460 Or you could have just asked me.

00:03:26.460 Yes, if you eat crap food, your mental state will decline.

00:03:32.300 If you eat healthy food, your mental state will be better.

00:03:37.740 How many times do we need to test this?

00:03:40.440 Would this be the millionth research study that showed that if you eat right, your brain

00:03:46.420 works better and you're happier?

00:03:48.740 I don't think it's ever gone in any other direction, has it?

00:03:51.880 Has there ever been a scientific study that said, we took these people and we made them

00:03:58.900 eat right for a month and everything went off the rails.

00:04:01.920 They couldn't concentrate when they were eating right.

00:04:05.080 Not once.

00:04:06.320 A hundred percent of the science is all in the same direction.

00:04:09.820 Your body is your brain.

00:04:12.680 Good news, Trump has introduced a Trump fragrance.

00:04:16.540 Okay, there's a theme today.

00:04:24.540 So the theme for the show is that I can't tell what's true today.

00:04:31.180 There's a lot of news today, but unlike most days where you go, oh, that's probably true.

00:04:37.480 I don't know about that one.

00:04:39.160 Yeah, that looks true.

00:04:40.740 Today, almost every story I looked at, I thought, I don't know if that's true.

00:04:46.540 So is this true?

00:04:48.780 Is it true that Trump has introduced a Trump fragrance called Fight, Fight, Fight?

00:04:55.660 Or is that just an internet meme?

00:04:58.400 Does anybody know if that's true?

00:05:02.380 Because the funniest part about it is, even if you like Trump a lot as a politician,

00:05:10.540 do you really want to smell like him?

00:05:12.800 I've never once, never once have I, you know, awakened in the morning.

00:05:19.060 It's like, oh, if only, if only I could find a way to smell like President Trump.

00:05:28.960 Now, I'm not saying it smells bad.

00:05:31.020 I'm just saying it never really occurred to me to try to match this fragrance.

00:05:36.140 So I can't tell if it's even real.

00:05:39.820 Is that real?

00:05:41.560 I'm looking in the comments.

00:05:43.680 I'm not seeing anybody say it's not real.

00:05:47.360 I don't know.

00:05:47.800 There's just something wonderful about it, the whole story.

00:05:51.660 Meanwhile, here's the second story.

00:05:53.440 I can't tell if it's real.

00:05:54.860 There is an alleged video, which I watched, that seems to show Kamala Harris at what they

00:06:02.460 say is her home residence and some kind of a holiday party.

00:06:09.300 And if it's a real video, she is really drunk.

00:06:15.080 But it's a grainy video, and it's in the age of AI fakes.

00:06:20.220 So I don't know.

00:06:21.720 I have no idea if that's real.

00:06:23.200 And that's going to be my theme for today, as I told you.

00:06:27.380 Like, I don't know.

00:06:28.460 Is the Trump fragrance real?

00:06:31.240 I have no idea.

00:06:33.300 Is that video of Kamala Harris that looks drunk, but also could easily be AI?

00:06:39.460 Is that real?

00:06:41.640 I don't know.

00:06:43.560 I mean, I really genuinely don't.

00:06:45.240 I'm not even leaning in one direction.

00:06:47.040 I don't know if that's real.

00:06:47.900 But it would be easier to fake a video if it were a grainy video where you couldn't see

00:06:55.200 the lips syncing to the AI.

00:06:57.640 That would be the, at the moment, that would be the tell.

00:07:00.560 So I don't trust that one, but it could be real.

00:07:03.740 It might be real.

00:07:04.840 I don't know.

00:07:05.260 Meanwhile, Kamala Harris' campaign manager, Quentin Fulks, who some say he's the one who

00:07:14.560 fulked everything up, Quentin Fulks.

00:07:17.280 But he was talking about why they didn't have a Democrat primary, and he said, quote, to

00:07:25.820 open up a Democrat primary, you would have had black women be highly upset if it was not 1.00

00:07:32.340 Kamala Harris.

00:07:37.960 Really?

00:07:38.480 We're saying this out loud now, that it had to be a black woman, and it had to be Kamala

00:07:46.940 Harris, and that was basically the, that's all they could live with?

00:07:52.120 Well, here's what I think.

00:07:55.120 Now, I've said this a few times, but every time there's more evidence for it, I'll remind

00:07:59.240 you.

00:08:01.040 I don't think the Democrat Party can recover.

00:08:03.520 Normally, you expect somebody loses a major election, you know, they're actually come

00:08:10.340 back stronger the next time, because they know what they did wrong, they get a better

00:08:13.880 candidate, they improve their game, and they come back stronger.

00:08:17.800 But I don't think you can come back from the identity politics, because once you've convinced

00:08:25.240 all your people in your grab bag of a party that their identity needs to win,

00:08:32.080 then they're going to play that way.

00:08:35.080 They're going to play for their identity to win, but not just nationally, they're going

00:08:39.040 to play for a win within the Democrat Party, too, which should destroy it.

00:08:44.600 Because if they can't think like a party, and they can only think like their identity,

00:08:49.680 you can't really make a movement out of that.

00:08:52.760 Have you noticed that the MAGA people all are on the same page?

00:08:57.000 Hey, MAGA person, randomly tap you on the shoulder.

00:08:59.780 Hey, hey, do you support Trump?

00:09:02.460 Yes, I do.

00:09:04.060 And give me an idea what your sort of philosophy is that's part of this.

00:09:09.040 And they would say something like, America first.

00:09:13.240 Are you also for America first?

00:09:15.820 Oh, you're on my team.

00:09:17.680 That's it.

00:09:18.780 It's simple.

00:09:19.580 So Trump put together a pirate ship of common sense people, who if you ask them what it

00:09:27.900 is that binds them together, it would be something that could bind you together forever, America.

00:09:34.440 And there would be no conflict there, and you'd know exactly what you're all trying to get.

00:09:39.100 Oh, okay, I get it.

00:09:40.340 You're all America.

00:09:42.180 So what is it that you want to achieve?

00:09:44.640 Oh, the Constitution.

00:09:45.780 Constitution, right?

00:09:47.040 You want the Constitution and free markets.

00:09:49.600 Got it.

00:09:50.560 Very easy.

00:09:52.700 But no, I think that the identity politics is a one-way trip.

00:09:57.240 I can't even come up with a creative thought in my mind about how they could ever dig their

00:10:04.460 way out.

00:10:05.900 Because as long as you've got big pockets that can, you know, can turn on them at any

00:10:11.020 moment, they've got to keep all the pockets happy, and then they can't really have a winning

00:10:16.960 group of people, because it just won't be enough.

00:10:20.340 So, I don't know.

00:10:23.140 I think the Democrats may have found the one and only way that they could make themselves

00:10:28.540 uncompetitive for the rest of history at a national level.

00:10:32.700 They'll be fine at a local level.

00:10:35.140 But nationally, it looks like they could never win again.

00:10:39.360 Now, I'm saying this partly recreationally and partly with a little hyperbole.

00:10:45.620 Of course, if they got a really strong candidate, that's probably all it would take.

00:10:51.120 All either side really needs is a candidate that doesn't act drunk and say stupid stuff,

00:10:56.240 and they've got a chance.

00:10:57.460 So, one good candidate, they'd be back in action.

00:11:00.260 But I don't know who that would be.

00:11:02.200 They don't seem to have anybody who's an obvious candidate to be that one strong candidate.

00:11:06.320 And have you noticed that Obama went from chocolate Jesus to irrelevant and kind of stupid and maybe a little bit racist?

00:11:18.500 I've never seen anybody's reputation just sink like that so quickly.

00:11:23.880 Because even if you hated his policies, you would have said, well, he's certainly good at what he's doing.

00:11:31.100 You know, speaking and communicating and persuading and, you know, just basically acting like a president.

00:11:37.560 But the last few times we've seen Obama, it almost looked comically incompetent.

00:11:46.020 Why is that?

00:11:47.440 Did he always have other people writing his stuff so he looked more capable than he was when he was president?

00:11:54.640 Has he lost a step?

00:11:56.840 Maybe he's not reading as much.

00:12:00.120 I don't know.

00:12:01.320 Is there some reason he looks to me like not the same person he was five years ago?

00:12:09.080 And he's not that old.

00:12:10.700 So, it's not just age, right?

00:12:13.040 So, I don't know.

00:12:15.260 So, I think it might be a little bit psychological.

00:12:19.260 Meaning that if my opinions about the world have shifted,

00:12:22.520 then my opinion about him maybe gets shifted at the same time.

00:12:25.920 But I've never seen anybody go from so capable to so incompetent, apparently.

00:12:34.340 And again, it could be just a psychological phenomenon that's happening in my head.

00:12:39.100 But it sure looks like he turned incompetent.

00:12:43.280 I wasn't really expecting that.

00:12:45.240 Because I've always said that even if you don't like his politics or anything about his personality,

00:12:50.980 he's just really good at his job.

00:12:53.620 But not lately.

00:12:54.660 It's not his job, but he's a public communicator.

00:12:59.940 Meanwhile, Tim Walsh has his newest explanation of why they lost.

00:13:05.980 He says, quote,

00:13:06.760 I think we're going to have to understand what type of leadership do they want,

00:13:12.040 talking about the country.

00:13:13.320 He said, we were pledging to be inclusive.

00:13:16.000 We were pledging to bring people in.

00:13:19.080 Donald Trump has said that isn't what he wants.

00:13:22.100 And so, that's what America is leaning towards.

00:13:25.480 I guess for me, it's to understand and learn more about America.

00:13:29.380 Because I thought they were going to probably move towards a more positive message.

00:13:33.700 Oh, my God, he's lost.

00:13:37.940 They are so lost.

00:13:40.100 They think that discriminating against white men is inclusive. 0.51

00:13:46.300 They don't know that they were the bad guys.

00:13:49.400 They don't know that the reason that MAGA grew is because it wasn't racist.

00:13:55.860 There was nothing stopping anybody from joining MAGA because there was no identity politics.

00:14:02.840 But on the Democrat side, they were literally overtly discriminating against white men forever.

00:14:11.440 And they call that inclusive.

00:14:15.540 All right, let me ask you a question.

00:14:19.480 Did you hear the story about the highly qualified black American man?

00:14:23.840 He was an engineer.

00:14:25.000 And he went to the best schools.

00:14:27.820 And he had a really good experience.

00:14:29.540 And he couldn't get a job in corporate America.

00:14:33.220 Did you hear that story?

00:14:34.780 Highly qualified.

00:14:37.180 And he just couldn't get a job because he was a black man in America. 0.78

00:14:43.140 No, you haven't heard that story because that isn't anything that can happen in America.

00:14:47.340 There's probably never one case where a qualified black man, let's say an engineer, just to pick an example, couldn't get a good job in corporate America.

00:14:58.640 I'll bet there's not one in the whole country.

00:15:02.480 Let me say it again.

00:15:03.480 Again, I don't think there's even one, not even one, literally one.

00:15:09.280 I'm not exaggerating.

00:15:11.340 I don't think there's one qualified black engineer who can't get a job right away anywhere.

00:15:20.300 Now, have you ever heard of a qualified white man who couldn't get a job because of DEI?

00:15:26.580 Yes, every one of you have heard that.

00:15:30.640 How do you live in this country and think that black men can't get a job in corporate America?

00:15:36.000 That's not a thing.

00:15:37.480 Everybody who has qualifications has a job in America.

00:15:40.840 Pretty much everybody except white men who get taken out by DEI.

00:15:47.340 All right.

00:15:48.320 So DEI is racism.

00:15:50.360 And the Democrats and Tim Walz have not figured out.

00:15:53.420 And Tim Walz, all right, why was Tim Walz even selected as the VP candidate?

00:16:03.620 Does he not know that he was not qualified to be the top of his own ticket?

00:16:09.760 Did Tim Walz know that he couldn't have been the top of the ticket?

00:16:13.580 It wasn't an option if he's a Democrat.

00:16:15.760 Does he literally, genuinely, in the real world, not know that he couldn't have been the top of the ticket because he's a white man?

00:16:26.980 Like, how lost is he?

00:16:28.860 Like, I'm genuinely curious.

00:16:31.680 Is he stupid?

00:16:34.340 Or am I stupid?

00:16:36.400 Because I can't figure this out?

00:16:38.000 Like, why he can't figure it out?

00:16:41.100 There's some mystery here.

00:16:42.580 I don't know what it is.

00:16:43.360 Maybe the problem's on my end.

00:16:46.200 Well, anyway, yes, I told you, MSNBC, I use it as the comedy channel.

00:16:51.940 Because all you have to do is simply report what they did.

00:16:55.700 And it makes you laugh.

00:16:57.560 You don't even need any commentary.

00:16:59.360 Are you ready?

00:16:59.940 Ready for this?

00:17:01.320 All right.

00:17:01.620 I saw a couple of posts from Johnny Mega on X reporting what shows a video of Joy Reid on MSNBC.

00:17:10.120 And this is what Joy Reid said about Tulsi Gabbard.

00:17:14.400 She said that Tulsi Gabbard will be feeding Trump, quote, conspiracies from Russian state media in her job as director of national intelligence.

00:17:25.440 Quote, she's going to come in there and whatever RT, that's Russia Today publication, has fed her in her life. 0.97

00:17:31.940 She can then feed that to Donald Trump.

00:17:38.780 Now, I don't need any commentary on that, right?

00:17:43.680 That's just funny.

00:17:44.680 There's nothing to say about it.

00:17:47.400 It's just funny that this person has a TV show and people watch it.

00:17:51.380 I mean, not many, but a few.

00:17:53.840 But that's not all of it.

00:17:55.120 She also implied that the January 6th prisoners, the overwhelming majority of them, of course, not having any kind of legal problems in the past before that.

00:18:09.920 She said that when they get released, she goes, quote, God knows what that is like when those people are showing up in the Walmarts of the Home Depot.

00:18:20.140 We're in for a wild ride.

00:18:21.680 But Joy Reid thinks that when you unlock the lifetime of law-abiding white guys, mostly white guys, that they're going to run into Walmart and Home Depot yelling,

00:18:39.520 wah-la-wah-wah-wah-wah, and trying to shoot stuff.

00:18:44.100 What are they going to do?

00:18:45.260 Yeah, I'm really worried about the ruckus at my local Home Depot when all the January 6thers get out and go to buy some home improvement tools to fix up their house. 1.00

00:19:04.700 What is wrong with her? 1.00

00:19:06.820 All right.

00:19:07.180 So most of the news today is about videos and photos that I think might be fake and, of course, overt racism against white men in pretty much every story.

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00:20:20.860 Meanwhile, New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who we alternately like to love and hate because he seems to be like half a Republican and half a Democrat.

00:20:35.660 So if you want a reason to dislike him, you can just pick whichever side you don't like.

00:20:40.700 And you're like, ah, I don't like that half. 1.00

00:20:42.680 I didn't realize he used to be a Republican.

00:20:46.020 So that would explain why, you know, he's not like a crazy leftist Democrat.

00:20:51.780 He's just sort of a standard middle-of-the-road Democrat.

00:20:54.800 But he's teasing that he might be open to switching parties.

00:20:58.680 He doesn't say it, but the way he answered questions about that question made you think that maybe he's not wed to his political party.

00:21:09.400 Now, it's interesting because he's in legal jeopardy.

00:21:13.740 And I wonder, first of all, I don't know if the corruption charges are real.

00:21:17.260 We live in a world where it could be lawfare.

00:21:19.320 You never know.

00:21:20.540 But I wonder if he thinks, you know, I guess those wouldn't be, probably wouldn't be federal charges anyway.

00:21:27.260 So he's not playing for a pardon.

00:21:30.880 He's not hoping to change parties and get a pardon because it's state charges, right?

00:21:36.400 The allegations against him.

00:21:38.580 So we'll keep an eye on him.

00:21:42.540 But at least we understand why he seems a little bit one foot in each of those worlds, because he's had one foot in each of those worlds.

00:21:50.060 There's a terrible data coming out of the Texas A&M Corpus Christi, Colin Rugg is reporting this on X, that apparently there's an alarming number of bottlenose dolphins that are showing up with traces of fentanyl in their systems.

00:22:08.200 And they said that more than a third of the dolphins tested were positive for drugs.

00:22:15.600 Now, of course, the story is that they think maybe the fentanyl is getting into the waste system and then gets into the ocean and then the bottlenose dolphins get into it.

00:22:26.380 But I've got a different theory.

00:22:29.880 The reason they're called bottlenose dolphins is because they're famous as being alcoholics.

00:22:36.760 That's why they call them bottlenose.

00:22:38.640 It's like, oh, can you get that bottle out of your nose for just a second?

00:22:42.240 So the regular dolphins, they don't have much of an addiction problem.

00:22:45.720 But the bottlenose.

00:22:47.800 Well, they're partiers.

00:22:49.220 They're partiers.

00:22:49.960 So maybe it's because of the wastewater system.

00:22:55.080 Maybe they're just getting it directly from Mexico and snorting it.

00:22:59.320 I don't know.

00:23:00.140 I don't know what's real.

00:23:01.860 I'm just saying I don't know much about dolphins is what I'm saying.

00:23:05.720 But the only thing I know for sure is.

00:23:08.760 They didn't do it on porpoise.

00:23:13.140 Meanwhile, according to Fox News, the feds have been using banks to surveil Americans.

00:23:18.660 And they've asked banks to search for terms like Trump, MAGA, Bass Pro Shops, Cabela's.

00:23:27.400 I guess that's some kind of story that we don't have around here.

00:23:31.140 And Dick's Sporting Goods.

00:23:34.240 So apparently the which group is it?

00:23:41.600 The committee.

00:23:42.340 One of the government committees called the Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government.

00:23:51.460 So it's looked into this and found out that banks have been a little too cooperative with government requests.

00:24:00.100 And maybe cross the line constitutionally.

00:24:02.660 That's what they're looking at.

00:24:03.620 But I used to work for a bank.

00:24:07.020 And I have this advice for you.

00:24:10.360 There's no such thing as a confidential financial transaction.

00:24:14.640 Unless you pay cash and then murder the person you transacted with.

00:24:21.220 If you're doing anything financially, of course the government can get at it.

00:24:27.980 Let me explain a banker mentality to you.

00:24:32.220 You ready?

00:24:34.100 Hi, I'm from the government.

00:24:35.640 I would like you to bend over and shove your own ass or shove your own head all the way up your own ass. 1.00

00:24:42.920 Now I'll do the banker.

00:24:45.100 Okay.

00:24:47.600 That's the relationship of the government and the banks.

00:24:51.720 Because the bank can't tell the government no.

00:24:55.140 Well, the banks are really, really dependent on the laws being just the way they are to protect the banks.

00:25:02.320 I'm not even sure why we have banks.

00:25:04.840 I mean, the only thing that protects the entire banking industry is that they somehow have cooperated with the government to the point where they've got basically a legal monopoly.

00:25:16.600 Because don't you think that Elon Musk could build a better bank on an app in about an afternoon?

00:25:22.640 Yes.

00:25:23.440 Right.

00:25:23.660 Modern technology would allow you to build a bank on an app and have every feature you ever wanted without any of the banking structure.

00:25:35.100 So they pretty much have to do whatever the government tells them.

00:25:37.740 They would be afraid of getting on the bad side of any of that government stuff.

00:25:42.520 So, yeah, you were never safe.

00:25:46.740 Your bank was never going to stand between you and the government snooping into your stuff.

00:25:51.200 The bank won't do that.

00:25:53.740 The bank won't do that. It's bad for business.

00:25:55.720 So no surprise there.

00:25:57.500 Well, you probably heard that the Daniel Penny case has taken a turn.

00:26:02.900 So apparently the jury said that they were hung on the first count of second degree manslaughter.

00:26:09.220 So the first count is the highest degree of risk and would be the most jail sentence.

00:26:16.540 There is a lower level charge, but the top level charge, the judge said, well, if you can't agree on this, we'll basically dismiss it.

00:26:29.260 Now, go back and think about the lower charge.

00:26:32.000 I guess that'll happen on Monday.

00:26:34.180 So here's what the people who know way more than I do about the law and the courts are telling me.

00:26:40.900 So I'm listening to people like Mike Cernovich and people have legal backgrounds.

00:26:44.840 And Jonathan Turley is writing about it.

00:26:51.340 So let me just tell you what Jonathan Turley says, because having me interpret legal stuff is a bad idea.

00:26:58.380 So it's better to hear from people who know what they're talking about.

00:27:02.100 So Turley says, so now the judge has dismissed the first count on second degree manslaughter

00:27:06.840 and is allowing the jury to consider the second count after the weekend.

00:27:11.060 This is precisely what Bragg was hoping for in setting up a possible compromise verdict.

00:27:17.840 Now, what you need to know about that phrase, a compromise verdict, if I understand it correctly,

00:27:24.100 is that the judge is trying to get people on the jury to think not so much about guilty or innocent,

00:27:33.760 but rather how they can be done with this process.

00:27:36.720 And the way they can be done with the process is to be unanimous about something.

00:27:42.860 And if they're closer to being unanimous, we don't know this, but if they're closer to being unanimous on guilty,

00:27:48.640 then he's going to say, go back in on the lower charge and you don't get to go home, you know, until I say so.

00:27:56.420 So you could imagine that the indirect pressure on the jurists would be to, first of all,

00:28:04.900 do what the other jurists want them to do, conform so they can go home.

00:28:09.600 And it would kind of bias you toward, well, you know, if we were nice enough to let them off on the top charge,

00:28:17.000 but we don't want to be so nice that we let them completely free because then we have to live in the world

00:28:23.380 and answer to all of our neighbors and we can't.

00:28:26.900 So wouldn't it be better for the jury, wouldn't it be better for the jury to find him guilty on a lesser charge,

00:28:36.000 but still goes to jail, but it's not as bad as the top one.

00:28:39.640 So that's a terrible situation to put the jury in.

00:28:44.940 You're really causing the jury to think about themselves instead of the facts of the case.

00:28:50.240 That's how I understand the compromise situation.

00:28:52.900 So if that's the case, I think the whole thing should be thrown out.

00:28:56.900 I mean, I think the judge probably should go to jail.

00:29:01.180 Don't you?

00:29:02.860 I don't think that's a thing.

00:29:04.480 I mean, I don't think that for this behavior, anybody ever goes to jail.

00:29:07.660 But if I look at what crimes were committed and I look at the videos of Daniel Penny,

00:29:12.940 I say to myself, huh, I do not see Daniel Penny intending to do anything wrong or doing anything wrong.

00:29:21.480 There's no intention and I didn't see anything wrong.

00:29:26.260 There's a tragedy, but I didn't see him act wrong.

00:29:29.640 But what about the judge?

00:29:31.940 The judge is signaling an intention to be wrong,

00:29:35.020 meaning creating a situation that no judge should create.

00:29:38.960 It's got to be intentional.

00:29:40.720 And pushing them toward the wrong decision

00:29:43.280 to find what I think is an innocent man,

00:29:46.980 guilty in sending him to jail

00:29:48.360 so that the jurors themselves can have a nicer week.

00:29:51.420 That is evil on a level that's almost hard to comprehend.

00:29:57.360 It's just such a casual evil.

00:30:00.260 This would be a judge who just wakes up and goes to work

00:30:04.080 and says some stuff in the context of his job.

00:30:08.420 So it's not like, you know, the gas chamber or something

00:30:12.440 where the visual of it and the thought of it is overwhelmingly horrible.

00:30:17.260 But this is pretty overwhelmingly horrible.

00:30:20.940 The fact that you can casually just go up and go to your job

00:30:24.820 and send some fucking innocent guy to jail intentionally. 0.82

00:30:30.160 And then the next day you just wake up and go to your job again.

00:30:33.860 Now this judge, if we lived in a world that was fair according to me,

00:30:40.060 because I get to decide what's fair, it's my live stream.

00:30:44.400 I think the judge probably should be in jail already.

00:30:49.420 And I think Bragg and anybody involved in this,

00:30:53.260 because as Turley tells us, he says,

00:30:58.740 the prosecutors hoped to pressure the jury into voting

00:31:02.580 on the low standard of criminal negligence.

00:31:05.160 So that's essentially what I'm saying.

00:31:07.000 And then Turley says outside of New York or a few other cities,

00:31:10.620 this case would likely either have not been brought

00:31:15.520 or would have collapsed quickly before the jury.

00:31:20.800 Now, Turley knows more than I do about the legal stuff, obviously.

00:31:26.440 And he says this wouldn't even be charged in most places in America.

00:31:31.360 Now, I believe that's true.

00:31:32.920 So I would say that if New York is going to play with a set of rules

00:31:41.700 that's so different from what you and I think is realistic,

00:31:46.120 we should definitely not do business with New York.

00:31:50.480 I wouldn't take my business there.

00:31:52.500 I wouldn't travel there.

00:31:53.700 I would just stay away from that.

00:31:55.400 Just stay away from New York.

00:31:56.420 So I think if penny goes down because of this

00:32:00.600 and it's not corrected immediately in some way,

00:32:03.480 I think we have to take the whole fucking state down.

00:32:07.520 Because New York state, the citizens,

00:32:11.500 which includes some of my family members,

00:32:13.600 so I'm sorry about that,

00:32:14.980 who might be listening at the moment,

00:32:18.160 I think the state has to pay.

00:32:20.820 I think there's got to be a price.

00:32:22.940 And it's got to be a lot.

00:32:24.220 And I think if the GDP of New York state

00:32:27.880 went down 20% in the next year,

00:32:29.800 that might be about right.

00:32:32.020 I mean, it should be really expensive

00:32:33.420 because this is the lowest level of social

00:32:39.140 and American behavior you could ever even imagine.

00:32:42.380 This is so bad.

00:32:44.260 And there's another theme for today's show.

00:32:50.320 And I'm going to say this as carefully as possible.

00:32:52.800 I never am in favor of violence, of course.

00:32:59.180 And I would never promote it or endorse it

00:33:02.200 or, you know, glamorize it.

00:33:05.220 But it's certainly getting harder every day.

00:33:09.800 Every time I read the news,

00:33:11.500 I think,

00:33:12.760 I wonder if there's somebody

00:33:15.860 who's going to become violent over this

00:33:17.660 because it certainly looks like it's inviting it.

00:33:21.080 But I don't favor that.

00:33:23.320 So don't do that.

00:33:24.900 But you can't not think about it

00:33:26.580 because there's just so many ways

00:33:28.580 that the news is so horrible,

00:33:30.720 you think, hmm.

00:33:32.680 Speaking of which,

00:33:35.260 let's talk about the healthcare hitman.

00:33:37.680 Now, I was watching Jesse Waters' show yesterday

00:33:42.660 and apparently they've already given the hitman a nickname,

00:33:49.860 the healthcare hitman.

00:33:51.820 I think CNN had a different branding for it.

00:33:56.200 I may have this wrong,

00:33:57.460 but it might have been the CEO killer or something.

00:34:03.100 So the news is trying to brand it like they always do

00:34:06.880 so that they've got an ongoing story

00:34:09.240 because they love the ongoing stories,

00:34:10.900 especially the criminal ones.

00:34:13.320 And so the first thing you need to know is that,

00:34:20.400 this is going to be hard

00:34:22.600 because I need to say this as delicately as possible

00:34:25.080 to keep myself out of trouble.

00:34:28.840 Do you think that this,

00:34:30.680 if this had not been a healthcare executive,

00:34:33.100 and a white guy,

00:34:36.100 do you think that they would have called him

00:34:38.020 the healthcare hitman,

00:34:40.120 the person who did the murder?

00:34:42.680 Because it's almost like you're giving them

00:34:44.740 a clever little nickname.

00:34:47.540 I don't know.

00:34:49.400 It makes me wonder if there's,

00:34:51.900 if we're having too much fun with the story

00:34:56.200 and we wouldn't do it if it were George Floyd, right?

00:35:00.500 If George Floyd got murdered,

00:35:02.120 we wouldn't be giving a clever nickname

00:35:06.900 to Derek Chauvin, right?

00:35:11.980 Chauvin never got like a clever nickname.

00:35:14.800 It's almost as if this is revealing

00:35:16.800 that there's sort of an undercurrent in America

00:35:20.720 where people are not so sad about this.

00:35:24.640 right?

00:35:28.280 And I'm not saying that's good.

00:35:30.420 So don't get me wrong.

00:35:31.640 I'm just saying that in a number of ways,

00:35:34.500 I'm getting this subtle suggestion

00:35:37.240 that people don't feel bad about this crime.

00:35:40.580 partly because it's a white man.

00:35:45.080 Let's be honest.

00:35:46.080 It was a wealthy white guy.

00:35:48.320 And the country just doesn't have

00:35:50.940 the same kind of empathy

00:35:51.880 for wealthy older white guys.

00:35:54.060 We just don't.

00:35:55.940 And so that's part of it.

00:35:58.480 But there's also lots of mystery to it.

00:36:00.940 And the alleged shooter,

00:36:03.800 if you believe at least one of the photos,

00:36:05.920 which I don't believe, by the way,

00:36:07.360 would be a really handsome young guy.

00:36:09.400 So now you've got this, you know,

00:36:12.880 apparently very smart killer

00:36:15.880 who's got his own clever nickname,

00:36:18.260 the healthcare hitman.

00:36:20.100 And the one picture of him

00:36:23.060 that they're trying to sell us on,

00:36:24.880 which I don't believe, by the way,

00:36:26.420 he's really good looking.

00:36:28.840 Like really good looking.

00:36:30.560 Like movie star good looking.

00:36:33.560 I don't know.

00:36:35.740 There's something terribly wrong

00:36:38.400 wrong about how movie perfect this is

00:36:42.680 and that we're treating it as entertainment.

00:36:44.720 And I am too.

00:36:45.540 So I'm as guilty as the people I'm talking about.

00:36:48.700 So the effect that I'm seeing in other people,

00:36:52.380 which is what I'm describing,

00:36:54.360 I feel it too.

00:36:56.200 I feel like my own sense of empathy

00:36:59.360 has been hijacked

00:37:00.960 into some kind of recreational mode.

00:37:03.940 So I apologize for that.

00:37:08.220 But there are a lot of interesting things

00:37:10.180 about this story.

00:37:11.020 For example,

00:37:12.600 the fact that he got out in New York.

00:37:17.380 So apparently he left on foot,

00:37:19.740 got a bike,

00:37:20.560 took a bike into the park.

00:37:22.120 They say he left a backpack there,

00:37:24.000 his backpack.

00:37:24.840 We'll talk about that.

00:37:25.660 I don't believe that either.

00:37:26.460 And took a little known bus station

00:37:31.140 that's lesser used.

00:37:33.440 So the fewer witnesses

00:37:35.060 and got out of the state,

00:37:36.840 they think.

00:37:38.100 They also think

00:37:39.340 that he used a veterinarian gun.

00:37:41.800 Now, this is not everybody,

00:37:43.840 but there's some thought

00:37:44.800 that he used a veterinarian gun,

00:37:47.200 which is apparently,

00:37:48.700 I never knew there was one,

00:37:50.600 but because there might be other animals

00:37:52.800 in the neighborhood

00:37:53.760 of when you're putting down an animal,

00:37:55.820 such as, let's say,

00:37:56.880 cattle or something.

00:37:58.580 You don't want to scare

00:37:59.580 the other animals.

00:38:01.000 So you have this thing

00:38:02.340 that works at very close range.

00:38:04.660 Literally,

00:38:04.900 you're supposed to put it up

00:38:05.920 to the skull of the animal

00:38:07.120 you're going to put down.

00:38:08.840 So it's not even meant

00:38:10.040 to shoot 20 feet,

00:38:11.220 I don't believe.

00:38:12.840 It's meant for one shot

00:38:14.340 in the head,

00:38:16.360 close up.

00:38:17.860 I think that's all it's for.

00:38:19.660 Now, that's only if

00:38:20.880 it's truly a veterinarian gun,

00:38:22.940 which I never even heard of before.

00:38:26.080 So here are the things

00:38:27.120 that I think I know for sure.

00:38:31.040 His quick use of the gun,

00:38:33.920 whether he was putting in a new shell

00:38:35.860 or clearing it,

00:38:37.500 there's a little disagreement on that,

00:38:40.480 he certainly knew what he was doing.

00:38:43.300 So he seemed to understand the weapon

00:38:45.400 well enough to know

00:38:47.040 that he had to do a thing

00:38:48.020 after every shot,

00:38:49.020 whatever the thing was,

00:38:49.980 and then he did it.

00:38:50.660 But if he were a professional,

00:38:55.040 he would have used the veterinarian gun

00:38:56.920 the way the veterinarians use it,

00:38:58.620 which is he would have run up

00:39:00.160 because the guy was just walking.

00:39:02.180 He was only, what,

00:39:04.140 10 or 15 feet in front of him.

00:39:05.880 All he had to do

00:39:06.540 is take a few running steps,

00:39:09.840 bang,

00:39:10.580 and then drop the gun

00:39:12.100 if there was no DNA on it.

00:39:13.660 But he didn't.

00:39:17.120 So,

00:39:17.780 so here's the thing.

00:39:21.260 You've all seen now

00:39:22.460 probably the face

00:39:24.440 where they claim

00:39:25.380 it's another picture

00:39:26.840 of the shooter,

00:39:27.820 but this time

00:39:28.720 he pulled his mask down

00:39:29.920 to flirt with somebody

00:39:31.080 at a hostel,

00:39:32.460 and you can clearly see his face.

00:39:35.500 Now,

00:39:36.020 I'm going to tell you something

00:39:36.960 that I haven't seen

00:39:38.540 in the news yet,

00:39:40.140 but have any of you

00:39:42.000 ever experienced

00:39:43.180 the facial recognition apps

00:39:45.480 that are currently available?

00:39:47.560 Now,

00:39:48.060 I don't know

00:39:48.580 if they're available

00:39:49.060 to the public.

00:39:49.880 Maybe they're only available

00:39:50.720 to law enforcement

00:39:51.560 at this point,

00:39:52.600 but

00:39:53.360 I'm going to tell you something

00:39:55.800 that maybe you didn't know

00:39:56.780 about them.

00:39:58.240 They would identify

00:39:59.340 this guy 100% of the time.

00:40:00.940 there is plenty

00:40:03.180 of his face showing.

00:40:05.300 A facial recognition app

00:40:07.060 would pick him up

00:40:08.300 100% of the time.

00:40:10.060 There's no way

00:40:10.940 he's not on social media,

00:40:12.400 which is how the

00:40:13.540 facial recognition

00:40:14.560 finds you.

00:40:15.660 So there's no way

00:40:16.340 he's not on social media.

00:40:18.140 He has a very distinctive face,

00:40:19.880 and you can see

00:40:20.460 the whole face.

00:40:21.880 There is no chance

00:40:23.300 that if that's a real picture

00:40:26.480 of the shooter,

00:40:28.140 that law enforcement

00:40:29.180 doesn't already know

00:40:30.100 who he is.

00:40:31.380 It would be about

00:40:32.540 five seconds.

00:40:33.460 In fact,

00:40:34.300 if you have the

00:40:35.320 facial recognition app,

00:40:37.080 you could probably recognize,

00:40:38.200 I'll bet you could get an ID

00:40:39.300 just from the photo

00:40:40.220 that's on social media.

00:40:42.680 Does anybody have access

00:40:43.640 to one?

00:40:45.040 If you have one

00:40:45.940 of the facial recognition app,

00:40:47.460 just put it on the photo.

00:40:48.360 It'll tell you

00:40:48.760 who that guy is.

00:40:50.500 So,

00:40:51.060 I don't think

00:40:52.360 there's any chance

00:40:53.520 that if you show

00:40:55.480 that picture

00:40:56.080 to the whole world,

00:40:57.980 that he's not been

00:40:58.840 identified by now.

00:41:00.940 Do you think

00:41:01.960 that's real?

00:41:03.220 Do you think

00:41:03.720 there's any chance

00:41:04.760 that that picture,

00:41:07.100 as clearly as you can

00:41:08.140 see his face,

00:41:08.920 and he's so distinctive,

00:41:10.320 and it's been on

00:41:11.300 every TV show

00:41:12.360 everywhere,

00:41:13.380 and you think

00:41:14.240 that a guy

00:41:14.640 who looks like that

00:41:15.660 and at that age

00:41:16.600 doesn't have,

00:41:18.080 you know,

00:41:18.500 families and friends

00:41:19.540 and people

00:41:20.340 who would recognize

00:41:20.980 him immediately?

00:41:21.580 everything about

00:41:23.940 this story

00:41:24.500 is off.

00:41:26.440 First of all,

00:41:27.940 the story

00:41:28.420 where you see

00:41:28.960 his face

00:41:30.420 clearly,

00:41:31.440 it's obviously

00:41:33.320 not the shooter.

00:41:34.380 He's wearing

00:41:34.880 different clothes,

00:41:35.700 has a different

00:41:36.160 backpack.

00:41:37.660 It's obviously

00:41:38.520 not him

00:41:39.020 because if it

00:41:40.860 were him,

00:41:41.480 we would already

00:41:42.240 have him,

00:41:43.040 we'd know who he is

00:41:44.060 because his face

00:41:45.180 is completely

00:41:45.860 recognizable.

00:41:47.140 If the public

00:41:47.920 hadn't done it,

00:41:48.840 the facial recognition

00:41:49.700 software would do it

00:41:50.680 literally in a second,

00:41:52.700 in one second.

00:41:53.760 You just go,

00:41:54.600 in fact,

00:41:55.000 if you have it

00:41:55.760 on your phone,

00:41:57.400 just call up the picture

00:41:58.540 and just put your

00:42:00.200 phone next to it

00:42:01.000 if you've got one

00:42:01.620 of those apps,

00:42:02.380 click on it,

00:42:03.400 and in one second

00:42:04.280 it'll tell you who it is

00:42:05.260 if he's a real person.

00:42:07.840 Now,

00:42:08.260 some have said

00:42:08.860 it might be like

00:42:09.420 a Hollywood mask

00:42:10.340 or something.

00:42:11.940 Maybe,

00:42:13.120 but that was

00:42:13.980 a pretty big smile

00:42:15.020 for a mask.

00:42:16.840 I don't know.

00:42:17.380 It's hard to pull

00:42:17.900 off that smile.

00:42:19.080 I think if he had

00:42:19.660 a mask,

00:42:20.220 you would maybe

00:42:21.420 try to prevent

00:42:22.080 smiling because

00:42:23.080 that would be

00:42:23.600 one place you

00:42:24.540 could spot

00:42:25.200 there was

00:42:25.460 something wrong.

00:42:27.920 Yeah,

00:42:28.300 he doesn't have

00:42:28.680 the same jacket.

00:42:29.780 And then the police

00:42:30.700 say they found

00:42:31.280 the backpack

00:42:31.760 in the park

00:42:32.740 and then the backpack

00:42:34.300 doesn't even look

00:42:35.060 like the backpack

00:42:35.680 he was wearing,

00:42:36.700 say some people.

00:42:38.400 So none of the

00:42:38.980 colors are right,

00:42:39.840 the person isn't right.

00:42:41.460 It's all wrong.

00:42:42.780 It's all wrong.

00:42:44.060 Now,

00:42:44.480 I'm going to tell you

00:42:45.260 a story from my

00:42:46.820 real life

00:42:47.480 that matches

00:42:49.840 this story.

00:42:50.960 You won't believe

00:42:51.600 that there's any

00:42:52.160 story that matches

00:42:52.860 this story,

00:42:53.400 but there is.

00:42:54.500 My first job

00:42:55.580 in corporate America

00:42:56.260 was a bank teller

00:42:57.360 and I got robbed

00:42:58.860 twice at gunpoint

00:43:00.580 during my job

00:43:02.280 as a teller.

00:43:03.420 One of those times,

00:43:05.440 the guy who robbed me

00:43:07.240 was this older man.

00:43:09.880 And I thought

00:43:10.900 he was maybe

00:43:11.400 late 60s,

00:43:13.060 kind of disheveled,

00:43:14.420 gray hair,

00:43:15.420 losing most of it,

00:43:16.960 kind of smallish,

00:43:17.800 about my size.

00:43:20.080 And so when the FBI

00:43:21.440 came,

00:43:21.980 they said,

00:43:22.360 all right,

00:43:22.900 can you describe

00:43:23.700 the guy who robbed you?

00:43:25.040 I described it that way.

00:43:26.500 This old guy

00:43:27.180 with a little bit

00:43:28.100 of gray hair,

00:43:29.000 blah, blah.

00:43:29.820 And then they came back

00:43:30.940 and they said,

00:43:31.500 are you sure you

00:43:33.400 pulled the alarm

00:43:35.020 on time?

00:43:36.020 Because there's

00:43:36.480 a secret way

00:43:37.320 that tellers 0.98

00:43:37.880 pulled the alarm

00:43:38.580 so the cameras

00:43:39.340 will capture

00:43:40.580 the crime?

00:43:42.460 And I said,

00:43:43.120 yeah,

00:43:43.280 I'm positive.

00:43:44.180 Like,

00:43:44.480 as soon as he asked

00:43:45.320 for the money,

00:43:45.860 I did the thing

00:43:46.720 where you activate

00:43:47.740 the camera.

00:43:48.700 And they said,

00:43:49.500 because there's nobody

00:43:50.100 on the film

00:43:50.680 that looks anything

00:43:51.340 like what you described.

00:43:53.300 So they said,

00:43:53.980 we're going to take you

00:43:54.640 down to the secret

00:43:55.640 FBI headquarters

00:43:56.720 and we're going to

00:43:57.900 show you the video

00:43:58.900 and you tell me

00:44:00.280 that's the guy

00:44:00.860 who robbed you.

00:44:02.520 I'm like,

00:44:02.980 sure,

00:44:03.420 easy.

00:44:04.080 Because the guy,

00:44:05.180 he was very distinctive.

00:44:07.360 And he had a long,

00:44:08.580 long coat on.

00:44:10.180 I mean,

00:44:10.420 I had perfect memory

00:44:11.800 of him.

00:44:12.500 And my boss,

00:44:14.760 as soon as the robber

00:44:16.980 left,

00:44:17.840 I alerted my boss

00:44:19.260 and my boss

00:44:20.160 followed him down

00:44:20.880 the street,

00:44:22.080 like from a distance,

00:44:23.100 but just to get an ID.

00:44:24.860 And when my boss

00:44:25.780 was asked to describe him,

00:44:27.800 he described him

00:44:28.460 the same way I did.

00:44:29.620 Older guy,

00:44:30.560 gray hair,

00:44:31.380 kind of small,

00:44:32.040 long jacket.

00:44:33.020 So we had the same

00:44:33.980 description.

00:44:34.460 And then the FBI

00:44:36.480 shows me the video

00:44:37.780 of the moment

00:44:39.520 and they say,

00:44:41.000 all right,

00:44:41.220 is this guy standing

00:44:42.160 in front of the

00:44:43.020 teller window?

00:44:43.820 Is that the one

00:44:44.300 that robbed you?

00:44:45.440 And I was like,

00:44:45.940 no,

00:44:46.620 that's not even close.

00:44:48.720 So they showed me

00:44:49.440 this video of a guy

00:44:50.120 who looked like

00:44:50.580 a young Clint Eastwood

00:44:52.360 with a big mustache,

00:44:54.840 you know,

00:44:55.020 solid dark hair,

00:44:56.780 probably

00:44:57.120 mid-30s.

00:44:58.460 and had a sport coat

00:45:01.380 on,

00:45:01.800 didn't have a long

00:45:02.500 like,

00:45:03.220 you know,

00:45:03.820 jacket like the guy

00:45:04.800 I saw.

00:45:05.820 And I was like,

00:45:06.340 no,

00:45:07.040 obviously not.

00:45:08.640 So they said,

00:45:09.680 watch this.

00:45:11.100 And then manually

00:45:12.300 they could,

00:45:12.920 they could rewind

00:45:14.960 the video.

00:45:15.960 And I watched

00:45:17.160 that guy

00:45:18.220 rob me

00:45:19.580 on video.

00:45:24.200 So a guy

00:45:25.600 who looked like

00:45:26.280 Clint Eastwood

00:45:27.040 on video

00:45:27.620 was the actual

00:45:30.960 guy who robbed me.

00:45:32.140 The guy I saw

00:45:33.340 very clearly

00:45:34.020 and described

00:45:34.760 within seconds,

00:45:36.020 I mean,

00:45:36.480 minutes,

00:45:36.960 I guess,

00:45:37.280 of the actual

00:45:37.840 robbery,

00:45:38.640 and my boss

00:45:39.420 independently

00:45:40.020 who did not

00:45:40.720 talk to me

00:45:41.280 before that,

00:45:42.540 we described him

00:45:43.360 as a completely

00:45:44.100 different person.

00:45:46.920 Explain that.

00:45:48.560 And it's even

00:45:49.340 weirder.

00:45:51.800 Once I saw

00:45:52.660 the person

00:45:53.100 on video

00:45:53.660 that looked

00:45:54.560 like that

00:45:54.940 young Clint

00:45:55.520 Eastwood,

00:45:56.280 I said,

00:45:57.200 first of all,

00:45:58.500 I've never

00:45:59.080 seen that guy

00:45:59.760 in person,

00:46:00.920 but I've

00:46:02.580 definitely

00:46:02.880 seen him

00:46:03.360 a lot

00:46:03.760 because he's

00:46:04.600 got a picture

00:46:05.180 right on the

00:46:05.940 wall where I

00:46:07.060 worked saying

00:46:08.240 that he was

00:46:08.840 a bank robber

00:46:10.480 who was,

00:46:11.780 you know,

00:46:12.220 he was a

00:46:12.680 known bank robber.

00:46:13.900 He was literally

00:46:14.900 on the wall

00:46:15.880 as a known

00:46:17.260 bank robber

00:46:17.940 and he looked

00:46:18.900 just like the

00:46:19.380 video.

00:46:20.140 I recognized

00:46:21.060 him immediately

00:46:21.720 when I saw

00:46:22.200 the video,

00:46:22.760 but I didn't

00:46:23.400 recognize him

00:46:23.900 in person.

00:46:24.940 He looked

00:46:25.560 like an old

00:46:26.000 man.

00:46:27.080 So you

00:46:27.640 tell me

00:46:28.260 what happened.

00:46:30.820 It's been

00:46:31.220 one of the

00:46:31.740 great mysteries

00:46:32.780 of my life.

00:46:35.760 Now,

00:46:36.240 I got robbed

00:46:36.760 twice.

00:46:37.820 The other

00:46:38.360 one I picked

00:46:38.960 out of the

00:46:39.340 lineup easily

00:46:40.140 as did all

00:46:40.880 the other

00:46:41.180 people.

00:46:41.820 Easy.

00:46:42.940 He looked

00:46:43.520 exactly like

00:46:44.280 I described

00:46:44.840 him.

00:46:45.760 Picked him

00:46:46.060 out of the

00:46:46.380 lineup,

00:46:46.780 no problem.

00:46:48.840 But sometimes

00:46:49.680 people don't

00:46:51.460 look like

00:46:51.840 they look

00:46:52.860 on video.

00:46:53.340 that's

00:46:54.000 all I

00:46:54.260 can tell

00:46:54.580 you.

00:46:55.300 All I

00:46:55.600 can tell

00:46:55.920 you is

00:46:56.240 that sometimes

00:46:57.500 the video

00:46:58.120 doesn't match

00:46:58.780 what you

00:46:59.380 thought you

00:46:59.720 saw in

00:47:00.000 person.

00:47:02.440 So I

00:47:03.100 don't know.

00:47:05.600 CNN said

00:47:06.580 that the

00:47:07.440 bullet casings

00:47:08.440 did have

00:47:08.960 some inscription

00:47:09.680 in them,

00:47:10.220 something

00:47:10.460 engraved

00:47:11.080 that would

00:47:12.000 suggest it

00:47:12.860 was a

00:47:13.320 health care

00:47:13.800 related

00:47:14.240 problem,

00:47:15.940 meaning that

00:47:16.560 somebody maybe

00:47:17.400 got denied

00:47:18.100 some coverage

00:47:18.820 because it

00:47:19.160 had that

00:47:19.480 deny,

00:47:20.320 delay title

00:47:21.820 of the book

00:47:22.260 on it.

00:47:23.000 Now I

00:47:23.380 had predicted

00:47:23.900 that in

00:47:25.080 the fog

00:47:25.620 of crime

00:47:26.240 you would

00:47:27.060 ultimately

00:47:27.460 find out

00:47:28.060 that there

00:47:28.500 is not

00:47:28.920 any inscription

00:47:29.660 on the

00:47:30.060 bullets.

00:47:31.620 I'm going

00:47:32.160 to stick

00:47:32.560 with that.

00:47:34.080 I'm going

00:47:34.580 to stick

00:47:34.880 with it.

00:47:35.420 Even though

00:47:36.000 CNN just

00:47:36.660 confirmed

00:47:37.260 that there

00:47:38.820 is something

00:47:39.200 on the

00:47:39.480 bullets and

00:47:39.840 they even

00:47:40.120 gave details.

00:47:41.700 And I'm

00:47:41.920 still going

00:47:42.320 to stick

00:47:42.720 with there's

00:47:44.020 nothing on

00:47:44.440 the bullets.

00:47:46.960 Now you

00:47:48.240 might say

00:47:48.620 to me,

00:47:49.580 but Scott,

00:47:50.300 that's a

00:47:51.180 very bad

00:47:51.600 bet because

00:47:52.240 everybody's

00:47:53.200 reporting

00:47:53.640 there's

00:47:54.000 something

00:47:54.220 on the

00:47:54.520 bullets.

00:47:56.680 I'm not

00:47:57.280 there yet.

00:47:58.300 I'm not

00:47:58.900 there.

00:47:59.800 I'm going

00:48:00.260 to need

00:48:00.480 to see a

00:48:00.840 picture of

00:48:01.220 those bullets.

00:48:03.080 I'm going

00:48:03.400 to need

00:48:03.620 to see a

00:48:03.980 picture.

00:48:04.620 Because I

00:48:05.040 think there's

00:48:05.880 a problem

00:48:06.340 that maybe

00:48:06.780 people are

00:48:07.240 hearing it

00:48:07.660 from other

00:48:08.020 news sources

00:48:08.660 and maybe

00:48:09.440 it's just

00:48:10.980 one fake

00:48:11.500 story that

00:48:11.980 got amplified.

00:48:13.160 I'm going

00:48:13.620 to wait.

00:48:14.640 But maybe.

00:48:15.460 I'm not

00:48:15.960 going to rule

00:48:16.400 out that it's

00:48:16.980 on there.

00:48:18.340 But not

00:48:18.860 quite buying

00:48:19.340 it yet.

00:48:20.060 Everything

00:48:20.360 about this

00:48:20.860 story looks

00:48:21.580 hinky.

00:48:22.240 Anyway,

00:48:24.980 so we'll

00:48:25.360 wait on

00:48:26.060 that.

00:48:27.520 As one

00:48:28.340 of the

00:48:28.580 January

00:48:29.000 Sixers

00:48:29.580 said,

00:48:30.860 and I'm

00:48:31.440 paraphrasing,

00:48:33.060 I stood

00:48:33.960 outside the

00:48:34.680 Capitol on

00:48:35.260 January 6th

00:48:36.200 and had no

00:48:38.520 criminal record,

00:48:39.700 did not post

00:48:40.960 anything on

00:48:41.600 social media,

00:48:42.760 and the

00:48:43.120 FBI found

00:48:43.920 me in two

00:48:44.420 weeks.

00:48:44.760 weeks.

00:48:47.100 Okay, now

00:48:47.860 hold that in

00:48:48.580 your head.

00:48:49.920 They found

00:48:50.860 that guy in

00:48:51.400 two weeks.

00:48:52.540 Now there

00:48:52.760 were other

00:48:53.120 videos there,

00:48:53.800 so of course

00:48:54.200 they could

00:48:54.440 pick him

00:48:54.740 up.

00:48:55.200 You think

00:48:55.580 that they

00:48:55.880 don't know

00:48:56.260 who this

00:48:56.620 guy is?

00:48:58.180 I'm having

00:48:58.840 real trouble

00:48:59.600 believing that

00:49:01.940 they don't

00:49:02.280 know who at

00:49:02.920 least the one

00:49:03.460 with his face

00:49:04.160 showing us.

00:49:05.820 So there's

00:49:06.520 something very

00:49:07.100 deeply wrong

00:49:07.760 about this.

00:49:08.280 Meanwhile,

00:49:10.560 over in

00:49:10.900 El Salvador,

00:49:12.160 I don't

00:49:12.900 know how

00:49:13.200 this is

00:49:13.640 real either.

00:49:14.700 So the

00:49:15.040 President

00:49:15.440 Bukele,

00:49:16.980 he just

00:49:17.500 says El

00:49:17.940 Salvador

00:49:18.360 has discovered

00:49:18.980 they have

00:49:19.360 a $3

00:49:19.800 trillion

00:49:20.320 unmined

00:49:21.420 gold

00:49:22.140 fields.

00:49:24.200 And now

00:49:24.600 he's moving

00:49:25.140 to decriminalize

00:49:26.580 some of the

00:49:27.620 mining laws

00:49:28.520 or get rid

00:49:29.580 of some

00:49:29.800 regulations,

00:49:30.460 I guess,

00:49:31.160 so that they

00:49:31.700 can mine

00:49:32.120 it.

00:49:32.540 $3

00:49:32.840 trillion

00:49:33.360 of unmined

00:49:34.860 gold.

00:49:35.640 They also

00:49:36.140 found,

00:49:37.160 according to

00:49:37.560 the President,

00:49:38.000 gallium,

00:49:38.780 tantalium tin

00:49:39.600 and other

00:49:39.980 materials needed

00:49:41.440 for the

00:49:42.200 future.

00:49:43.560 So this

00:49:45.320 young good

00:49:46.720 looking guy

00:49:47.360 comes in,

00:49:48.080 becomes the

00:49:48.520 President of

00:49:49.500 El Salvador,

00:49:51.260 didn't he

00:49:52.540 bring in

00:49:52.860 Bitcoin as

00:49:54.000 their legal

00:49:55.360 currency,

00:49:56.260 which turned

00:49:56.960 out to be a

00:49:57.520 genius move,

00:49:58.300 apparently.

00:49:59.460 And then he

00:50:00.960 solves all of

00:50:02.080 crime in the

00:50:02.720 country by

00:50:03.800 locking up

00:50:04.380 basically everybody

00:50:05.420 who even looked

00:50:05.960 a little criminal.

00:50:06.580 And now

00:50:08.160 he just,

00:50:09.500 by luck,

00:50:10.400 he happens

00:50:10.900 to be in

00:50:11.680 charge when

00:50:12.320 they find

00:50:12.700 $3 trillion

00:50:13.340 of extra

00:50:14.220 money that

00:50:15.160 would turn

00:50:15.520 El Salvador

00:50:16.160 from a

00:50:17.600 wannabe,

00:50:18.460 I don't know,

00:50:19.060 what would

00:50:19.280 you say,

00:50:19.680 not a third

00:50:21.240 world country,

00:50:22.220 but it would

00:50:23.620 basically put

00:50:24.620 him right at

00:50:25.400 the top tier

00:50:26.760 of economic

00:50:27.520 powers in the

00:50:28.240 world.

00:50:28.480 And this

00:50:30.360 just happened

00:50:30.840 by coincidence

00:50:31.540 the same

00:50:32.080 time the

00:50:32.440 guy who

00:50:32.760 did all

00:50:33.140 the other

00:50:33.380 good stuff

00:50:33.860 is in

00:50:34.160 power.

00:50:35.100 This is

00:50:35.760 weird.

00:50:37.380 Like, it

00:50:38.380 just seems

00:50:38.740 too simulation

00:50:39.520 here.

00:50:41.120 Too many

00:50:42.100 coincidences.

00:50:43.520 I don't know.

00:50:45.640 Meanwhile,

00:50:46.260 over in

00:50:46.680 Syria,

00:50:48.040 Iranian assets

00:50:49.420 are pulling

00:50:50.000 out.

00:50:50.660 So the

00:50:51.340 Iranians,

00:50:51.940 of course,

00:50:52.240 were supporting

00:50:52.920 Assad,

00:50:53.540 as were the

00:50:54.040 Russians.

00:50:54.340 But the

00:50:55.380 rebels are

00:50:56.260 making such

00:50:57.060 progress,

00:50:58.500 and the,

00:50:59.280 I guess,

00:51:00.380 Assad's forces

00:51:01.300 are not

00:51:01.820 putting up

00:51:02.240 much resistance.

00:51:03.520 So the

00:51:04.140 reporting is

00:51:04.940 that the

00:51:05.420 Iranian assets,

00:51:06.520 the generals

00:51:07.000 and the

00:51:07.960 advisors and

00:51:08.760 whatever,

00:51:09.500 are just

00:51:09.960 running.

00:51:11.180 Because they

00:51:12.060 know they

00:51:12.400 can't do it

00:51:12.880 themselves,

00:51:13.400 and they're

00:51:13.660 not getting

00:51:14.040 help from

00:51:14.460 the military.

00:51:15.340 So they're

00:51:15.780 just abandoning.

00:51:17.580 So it

00:51:18.180 looks like

00:51:18.640 Assad is 0.70

00:51:21.600 going to

00:51:22.320 maybe retreat

00:51:23.340 his forces

00:51:24.080 to the

00:51:25.180 most important

00:51:26.220 defensible

00:51:26.880 part,

00:51:27.500 which is

00:51:28.020 the part

00:51:28.440 that's a

00:51:29.300 Russian port,

00:51:31.200 so the

00:51:31.680 area around

00:51:32.240 the Russian

00:51:32.640 port.

00:51:33.320 Because if

00:51:33.980 they don't

00:51:34.260 protect that,

00:51:35.920 then Russia

00:51:37.540 doesn't have

00:51:38.040 any reason

00:51:38.520 to protect

00:51:38.980 them.

00:51:40.540 So what

00:51:41.940 if Russia

00:51:42.540 doesn't

00:51:43.960 protect them,

00:51:45.220 and what

00:51:46.640 if they lose

00:51:47.160 that port,

00:51:48.700 and the

00:51:49.120 rebels take

00:51:49.680 over?

00:51:51.220 That changes

00:51:52.160 a lot of

00:51:52.860 things,

00:51:53.200 doesn't it?

00:51:54.080 And again,

00:51:55.340 I'll say

00:51:55.720 that I

00:51:56.220 think that

00:51:56.580 what's

00:51:56.780 happening in

00:51:57.320 Syria has 0.97

00:51:58.500 to be seen

00:51:59.180 as part of

00:51:59.860 all the

00:52:00.240 variables for

00:52:01.880 war from

00:52:02.680 Hezbollah to

00:52:04.500 Hamas to

00:52:05.580 Ukraine.

00:52:07.700 I think it's

00:52:08.560 all related

00:52:09.080 because it's

00:52:10.180 all the same

00:52:10.620 players.

00:52:11.620 So this

00:52:12.200 gives them

00:52:12.580 lots of

00:52:12.940 variables to

00:52:13.540 say,

00:52:13.720 all right,

00:52:14.140 if you give

00:52:15.200 us a little

00:52:15.620 relief on

00:52:16.220 Syria,

00:52:17.120 I could do

00:52:18.280 a little

00:52:18.580 more on

00:52:19.340 Gaza,

00:52:19.960 but if

00:52:21.500 you pull

00:52:21.920 back on

00:52:22.480 Hezbollah,

00:52:23.780 we could

00:52:24.360 maybe let

00:52:25.420 Iran do 1.00

00:52:26.020 a little

00:52:26.240 more trade.

00:52:27.640 So I

00:52:27.840 think it's

00:52:28.160 going to

00:52:28.300 be something

00:52:28.760 where all

00:52:29.360 those variables

00:52:29.940 are in

00:52:30.300 play.

00:52:30.920 We might

00:52:31.460 not know

00:52:31.900 it.

00:52:32.140 In other

00:52:33.980 words,

00:52:34.240 there could

00:52:34.480 be some

00:52:35.400 secret

00:52:35.920 components of

00:52:37.080 the negotiation

00:52:37.820 that are not

00:52:38.580 public because

00:52:39.160 maybe Iran

00:52:40.340 can do

00:52:40.740 things secretly

00:52:41.400 that they

00:52:41.840 don't want to

00:52:42.220 tell the

00:52:42.460 public they're

00:52:43.020 doing,

00:52:43.420 you know,

00:52:43.660 something like

00:52:44.100 that.

00:52:44.280 So I

00:52:46.320 feel like

00:52:46.920 the Syria

00:52:48.620 situation

00:52:49.260 makes the

00:52:49.860 odds of

00:52:50.460 a larger

00:52:51.480 deal,

00:52:52.560 you know,

00:52:53.800 with Russia

00:52:54.520 and Ukraine

00:52:55.180 and the

00:52:55.540 United States

00:52:56.100 and Iran

00:52:56.820 more possible,

00:52:58.940 not less.

00:53:00.320 So it

00:53:01.260 feels to me

00:53:01.720 like a

00:53:02.080 positive

00:53:02.440 situation

00:53:03.120 that is

00:53:04.300 moving in

00:53:04.940 a direction

00:53:05.660 that's,

00:53:06.540 let's say,

00:53:07.280 destabilizing

00:53:08.080 for Iran

00:53:08.920 and for

00:53:09.580 Russia and

00:53:10.600 also showing

00:53:11.180 their weaknesses

00:53:11.780 to the world

00:53:12.580 because neither

00:53:13.660 Iran nor 0.99

00:53:14.260 Russia can 0.92

00:53:15.040 seemingly

00:53:16.000 can protect

00:53:17.560 Assad at

00:53:18.240 the moment

00:53:18.640 from rebels.

00:53:20.080 It's not

00:53:20.460 even the

00:53:20.800 strongest

00:53:21.100 military.

00:53:24.380 Anyway,

00:53:25.320 the other

00:53:26.060 biggest story

00:53:26.940 is that

00:53:27.680 all over

00:53:28.520 social media

00:53:29.260 there are

00:53:29.580 all these

00:53:29.900 videos

00:53:30.340 of drones

00:53:32.340 or possibly

00:53:33.260 UAPs

00:53:34.520 or UFOs

00:53:35.800 or secret

00:53:36.880 technology

00:53:37.760 and

00:53:38.960 I had

00:53:41.240 been ignoring

00:53:41.900 it

00:53:42.280 largely

00:53:45.520 up until

00:53:46.080 now

00:53:46.420 because I

00:53:49.280 thought,

00:53:49.660 oh,

00:53:49.900 it's just

00:53:50.460 somebody's

00:53:52.060 balloon

00:53:52.480 or it's

00:53:53.160 just

00:53:53.420 somebody's

00:53:55.500 drone

00:53:56.460 they're

00:53:56.720 flying

00:53:57.020 around.

00:53:58.160 But today

00:53:59.220 I wake up

00:53:59.880 and there's

00:54:00.260 videos from

00:54:02.020 the East

00:54:03.020 Coast,

00:54:03.660 videos from

00:54:04.220 the West

00:54:04.600 Coast,

00:54:05.200 videos from

00:54:06.020 Argentina,

00:54:07.840 I think a few

00:54:08.660 other places

00:54:09.340 things in

00:54:10.160 which there

00:54:10.580 were these

00:54:10.940 glowing orbs

00:54:12.000 doing things

00:54:13.080 in sequence.

00:54:13.920 In one case,

00:54:14.460 they seem to

00:54:14.920 be going

00:54:15.280 into the

00:54:15.660 ocean.

00:54:16.840 And remember

00:54:17.300 my main

00:54:18.040 theme for

00:54:18.540 today is

00:54:20.100 that all

00:54:20.540 of the

00:54:20.800 news is

00:54:21.320 either overtly

00:54:22.820 racist against

00:54:23.760 white men,

00:54:24.780 and that's

00:54:25.340 what the story

00:54:25.860 is in one

00:54:26.420 form or

00:54:26.820 another,

00:54:27.480 or it's

00:54:29.120 video or

00:54:29.840 photos that I

00:54:30.680 can't tell

00:54:31.100 are real.

00:54:32.280 So we got

00:54:33.080 the Kamala

00:54:33.560 Harris drunk

00:54:34.480 video.

00:54:35.220 I don't know

00:54:35.680 if that's

00:54:35.980 real.

00:54:36.180 We got

00:54:37.380 the

00:54:37.700 healthcare

00:54:38.400 hitman

00:54:39.120 full facial

00:54:40.780 that somehow

00:54:41.600 they can't

00:54:42.160 identify him

00:54:43.300 from the

00:54:43.660 full facial

00:54:44.240 picture.

00:54:45.580 I don't

00:54:46.020 know that

00:54:46.320 that's

00:54:46.600 real.

00:54:48.040 And then

00:54:48.280 we've got

00:54:48.820 what looks

00:54:50.400 to be

00:54:50.700 dozens of

00:54:51.520 videos of

00:54:52.860 these anomalous

00:54:53.720 flying things,

00:54:55.300 and I don't

00:54:57.140 know if any

00:54:57.500 of them are

00:54:57.840 real.

00:54:59.760 Because it

00:55:00.880 seems like

00:55:01.280 the easiest

00:55:01.840 thing you

00:55:02.320 could fake

00:55:02.900 would be

00:55:04.480 to do

00:55:05.000 some AI,

00:55:05.700 take a

00:55:06.160 regular

00:55:06.400 video and

00:55:07.000 then add

00:55:07.560 some glowing

00:55:08.440 orbs.

00:55:09.440 How hard

00:55:09.860 would it be

00:55:10.220 to add

00:55:10.640 some glowing

00:55:11.220 orbs?

00:55:12.440 Literally the

00:55:13.160 easiest thing

00:55:13.860 you could

00:55:14.120 ever add

00:55:14.720 to an

00:55:15.600 existing

00:55:15.980 video would

00:55:16.720 be a

00:55:17.540 point of

00:55:17.940 glowing orb

00:55:18.640 moving

00:55:19.720 around.

00:55:21.240 So are

00:55:22.680 the videos

00:55:23.120 real?

00:55:25.700 There are

00:55:26.580 now a lot

00:55:27.140 of them.

00:55:28.880 There are

00:55:29.260 now a lot

00:55:29.700 of them.

00:55:31.160 So here's

00:55:33.260 something that

00:55:33.760 somebody said

00:55:34.320 on social

00:55:34.860 media that

00:55:35.860 just put

00:55:36.340 all of

00:55:36.740 it to

00:55:37.020 rest for

00:55:37.560 me.

00:55:40.000 If these

00:55:40.740 UAPs,

00:55:41.700 which a lot

00:55:42.700 of them

00:55:42.940 are over

00:55:43.260 American

00:55:43.700 bases or

00:55:44.700 over American 0.62

00:55:45.420 assets,

00:55:46.460 if they were

00:55:47.820 really a

00:55:48.480 threat,

00:55:49.880 you would

00:55:50.460 see American

00:55:51.360 military trying

00:55:52.380 like hell to

00:55:53.060 shoot them

00:55:53.380 down.

00:55:54.520 Even if they

00:55:55.240 didn't know

00:55:55.520 what they

00:55:55.760 were, the

00:55:57.100 American

00:55:57.440 military would

00:55:58.160 be all

00:55:58.460 over it.

00:55:59.320 You'd see

00:55:59.940 the drones,

00:56:01.780 but then you

00:56:02.240 would immediately

00:56:02.700 see helicopters and

00:56:04.240 jets and

00:56:04.840 stuff trying to

00:56:05.640 figure out what

00:56:06.120 they are, and

00:56:07.400 you don't see

00:56:07.960 that.

00:56:09.400 The only

00:56:10.200 explanation is

00:56:11.120 it's our

00:56:12.000 stuff.

00:56:13.700 Am I wrong

00:56:14.560 about that?

00:56:16.400 If the

00:56:17.380 American military

00:56:18.200 is not

00:56:18.900 reacting to

00:56:20.680 flying objects

00:56:21.640 they can't

00:56:22.200 identify

00:56:22.780 routinely over

00:56:24.240 their bases,

00:56:25.580 it's got to

00:56:26.760 come from the

00:56:27.240 base, or it's

00:56:28.500 got to be an

00:56:29.080 American military

00:56:30.040 asset, right?

00:56:35.200 What, you're

00:56:35.840 saying no?

00:56:38.180 How could it

00:56:38.940 be anything

00:56:39.480 except ours if

00:56:40.740 we're not

00:56:41.080 responding to

00:56:41.760 it?

00:56:43.760 I don't see

00:56:44.640 any possibility

00:56:45.500 that it could

00:56:46.920 be a real

00:56:47.720 threat, or

00:56:48.540 even a real

00:56:49.380 unknown, at

00:56:51.080 least to the

00:56:51.640 military people

00:56:52.420 who are directly

00:56:53.100 below it.

00:56:53.960 There's no

00:56:54.520 scenario in

00:56:55.760 which they're

00:56:56.120 not lighting up

00:56:56.900 the sky if

00:56:58.300 they can't

00:56:58.720 identify flying

00:56:59.860 risks above a

00:57:00.880 military facility.

00:57:02.880 I mean, even

00:57:03.320 if they didn't

00:57:03.840 think it was a

00:57:04.320 military risk,

00:57:04.960 they'd still

00:57:05.340 shoot the

00:57:05.780 fucking thing

00:57:06.260 down, because

00:57:07.280 it's over a

00:57:07.880 military base.

00:57:10.000 It doesn't

00:57:10.580 matter who it

00:57:11.160 is, if you're

00:57:12.380 over a military

00:57:12.980 base and you're

00:57:13.780 hovering and

00:57:14.480 you're looking

00:57:16.120 dangerous, am I

00:57:18.780 wrong?

00:57:19.120 They're going to

00:57:19.400 shoot it down, or

00:57:20.460 at least they're

00:57:20.840 going to try.

00:57:21.760 So the fact that

00:57:22.320 you don't even

00:57:22.720 see any attempted

00:57:23.720 interaction is

00:57:26.060 pretty confirmatory

00:57:27.440 that either

00:57:28.000 the pictures

00:57:29.020 are fake, or

00:57:31.360 the military

00:57:31.920 knows exactly

00:57:32.660 what they are,

00:57:33.220 but they can't

00:57:33.720 say because

00:57:34.220 it's private.

00:57:36.120 But that

00:57:36.620 wouldn't explain

00:57:37.180 the ones in

00:57:37.620 other countries.

00:57:39.160 I think the

00:57:39.600 other countries

00:57:40.080 are probably

00:57:40.360 just drones.

00:57:41.860 People have

00:57:42.500 drones, and

00:57:43.680 some of them

00:57:44.620 are operating

00:57:45.360 in some

00:57:46.280 kind of

00:57:46.620 coordinated

00:57:47.160 way, etc.

00:57:48.040 But the

00:57:49.280 other possibility

00:57:50.000 that's more

00:57:51.840 exciting is

00:57:53.160 that there

00:57:54.780 might be some

00:57:55.460 Chinese tanker

00:57:56.880 ship,

00:57:57.240 off the

00:57:58.800 coast of

00:57:59.280 America, and

00:58:00.040 they're doing

00:58:00.460 testing.

00:58:01.800 Every once

00:58:02.340 in a while

00:58:02.620 they'll release

00:58:03.860 a dozen

00:58:04.280 drones and

00:58:05.120 watch the

00:58:06.220 response from

00:58:06.940 America, and

00:58:08.060 then maybe

00:58:08.520 America knows

00:58:10.160 that's what's

00:58:10.580 happening, or

00:58:11.740 suspects that's

00:58:12.400 what's happening,

00:58:13.100 and they don't

00:58:13.640 want to give

00:58:14.040 away the

00:58:14.420 response.

00:58:15.920 So maybe

00:58:16.240 they're letting

00:58:16.720 them do it

00:58:17.980 to think that

00:58:19.360 we don't have a

00:58:20.020 response, but

00:58:20.660 maybe we do.

00:58:21.820 I don't know.

00:58:22.320 I'm not buying

00:58:23.380 that.

00:58:24.240 So I think

00:58:24.600 that's a

00:58:26.120 little too

00:58:26.920 much to

00:58:28.340 accept.

00:58:29.680 So I'm

00:58:30.120 going to go

00:58:30.540 with the

00:58:31.260 ones that

00:58:31.680 are over

00:58:32.040 American

00:58:32.680 bases, or

00:58:34.600 just our

00:58:35.060 own technology,

00:58:36.540 because of

00:58:36.960 course we're

00:58:37.680 doing advanced

00:58:40.040 drone

00:58:40.640 coordinated

00:58:41.880 attacks.

00:58:42.600 Of course we

00:58:43.120 are.

00:58:43.520 Every modern

00:58:44.520 country is

00:58:45.060 working on

00:58:45.480 that right

00:58:45.760 now.

00:58:46.400 So obviously

00:58:47.160 there should

00:58:47.720 be a whole

00:58:48.880 bunch of

00:58:49.320 American

00:58:50.000 drones

00:58:52.100 practicing

00:58:53.300 military stuff

00:58:54.440 above bases.

00:58:55.580 It's the most

00:58:56.240 obvious thing I

00:58:56.920 would expect to

00:58:57.580 see, if

00:58:58.260 everything is

00:58:58.740 working the

00:58:59.160 way it

00:58:59.380 should.

00:59:01.200 But the

00:59:01.740 ones in

00:59:02.100 other countries

00:59:02.720 and the

00:59:03.000 other videos,

00:59:03.600 they might be

00:59:03.980 just fake

00:59:04.440 videos.

00:59:05.460 So I think

00:59:06.100 it might be

00:59:06.480 a combo of

00:59:08.120 American stuff

00:59:09.080 that's perfectly

00:59:10.020 safe to

00:59:11.060 Americans, and

00:59:12.720 some fake

00:59:13.240 videos from

00:59:13.840 other places

00:59:14.400 and other

00:59:15.060 times and

00:59:15.700 stuff like

00:59:16.120 that.

00:59:16.920 That's my

00:59:17.460 best guess,

00:59:18.240 but I don't

00:59:18.620 know.

00:59:19.320 So Taylor

00:59:23.160 Lorenz continues

00:59:24.940 to get in

00:59:25.540 trouble.

00:59:25.940 I've tried

00:59:26.720 every day to

00:59:27.520 not do a

00:59:28.020 story about

00:59:28.520 her, because 0.93

00:59:30.140 she's always

00:59:30.580 in the news,

00:59:31.800 and it's

00:59:32.140 always some

00:59:32.740 ridiculous story

00:59:34.480 about something

00:59:35.280 she said or

00:59:36.080 believes, and

00:59:37.520 other people

00:59:37.960 want to mock

00:59:38.540 her.

00:59:39.020 And it never

00:59:39.580 felt like there

00:59:40.580 was enough

00:59:40.920 meat to it

00:59:41.820 for me to

00:59:43.400 talk about

00:59:44.360 her.

00:59:44.960 She was just

00:59:45.400 sort of a

00:59:46.200 character in

00:59:47.680 social media

00:59:48.380 and the news

00:59:49.200 that people

00:59:49.600 like talking

00:59:50.100 about.

00:59:50.360 It wasn't

00:59:50.620 really enough

00:59:51.160 for me.

00:59:53.020 But I'm

00:59:54.260 going to

00:59:54.380 talk about

00:59:54.760 her today

00:59:55.320 because she

00:59:56.640 made a

00:59:56.980 little news,

00:59:58.060 and I'm

01:00:00.580 just going to

01:00:00.860 read the

01:00:01.180 quote because

01:00:01.760 the exact

01:00:02.320 wording matters.

01:00:03.260 So TMZ was

01:00:04.040 talking to her,

01:00:04.860 and TMZ

01:00:05.840 challenged her

01:00:06.460 and said,

01:00:06.760 you said,

01:00:07.560 people wonder

01:00:08.540 why we want

01:00:09.380 these executives

01:00:10.180 dead.

01:00:11.120 Now, the

01:00:12.140 interpretation

01:00:12.540 of that is

01:00:14.140 that Taylor

01:00:15.100 Lorenz

01:00:15.720 understands why

01:00:17.820 somebody would

01:00:18.400 want to kill

01:00:18.940 a health care

01:00:19.700 insurance

01:00:20.440 executive,

01:00:20.960 which would

01:00:22.760 be too

01:00:24.340 far for a

01:00:25.080 public figure.

01:00:26.140 That would be

01:00:26.860 too far,

01:00:27.660 because if you

01:00:28.580 say you

01:00:28.920 understand it,

01:00:30.420 that's just

01:00:31.500 one step from

01:00:32.720 condoning it.

01:00:34.220 So that's

01:00:35.520 too much

01:00:36.200 for a

01:00:36.500 public figure.

01:00:37.720 So TMZ,

01:00:38.540 I think,

01:00:39.960 by the way,

01:00:41.300 I always have

01:00:41.980 respect for TMZ.

01:00:43.360 I've told you

01:00:44.100 this story,

01:00:44.540 but once there

01:00:45.020 was fake news

01:00:45.660 about me

01:00:46.160 some years ago,

01:00:47.880 TMZ was the

01:00:48.760 only ones who

01:00:49.980 called to ask

01:00:50.820 me if it was

01:00:51.260 true.

01:00:52.320 And I said,

01:00:52.780 no, it's not

01:00:53.260 true.

01:00:53.540 Here's the

01:00:53.840 context.

01:00:54.580 And then they

01:00:55.040 didn't run the

01:00:55.540 story about it.

01:00:56.720 They were the

01:00:57.300 only ones who

01:00:58.800 fact-checked a

01:00:59.980 rumor about me

01:01:00.760 by calling me

01:01:01.420 and saying,

01:01:01.760 is that true?

01:01:03.000 Oh, no,

01:01:03.680 that's not true.

01:01:04.220 So I like TMZ

01:01:08.020 and I like that

01:01:08.620 they're pushing

01:01:09.060 back.

01:01:11.900 So here's what

01:01:12.740 Taylor Learn said.

01:01:13.920 She said,

01:01:14.480 I'm with the

01:01:15.260 people.

01:01:16.240 It is natural

01:01:17.260 to wish that

01:01:17.980 the people who

01:01:18.560 run those

01:01:19.000 systems would

01:01:20.060 suffer the same

01:01:20.900 fate as your

01:01:21.560 loved one.

01:01:22.700 Am I going to

01:01:23.400 shed tears or

01:01:24.320 have a lot of

01:01:24.840 empathy for

01:01:25.440 somebody who

01:01:25.920 has facilitated

01:01:26.760 the deaths of

01:01:27.900 thousands of

01:01:28.540 innocent Americans?

01:01:31.820 Yikes.

01:01:32.300 Now, if this

01:01:36.860 were just her

01:01:37.520 weird little

01:01:38.400 Taylor Learn's

01:01:40.400 opinion, then I

01:01:41.600 wouldn't be

01:01:41.920 talking about it

01:01:42.820 because that's

01:01:43.980 what I've ignored

01:01:44.600 up to now.

01:01:45.640 It's just her

01:01:46.200 opinion, so I

01:01:47.980 ignore it.

01:01:48.760 But this isn't

01:01:49.780 just her opinion.

01:01:50.580 I think in

01:01:52.640 this case, she's 0.92

01:01:53.620 doing something

01:01:54.260 useful, meaning

01:01:56.680 that she's

01:01:57.300 telling you how

01:01:57.940 she feels, which

01:01:59.900 is different from

01:02:00.640 how she would

01:02:01.220 act or how her

01:02:02.660 sense of reason

01:02:03.920 would guide her.

01:02:06.340 And she is

01:02:07.540 basically saying

01:02:08.480 that it's not

01:02:09.840 that unusual to

01:02:10.960 expect people to

01:02:11.880 have that kind

01:02:12.580 of mental

01:02:13.320 processing toward

01:02:16.800 what we're

01:02:17.180 seeing.

01:02:17.500 And I got

01:02:19.040 to say, I'm

01:02:22.040 not going to

01:02:22.460 endorse her

01:02:23.120 words, but

01:02:25.480 you all feel

01:02:27.360 that too,

01:02:28.020 right?

01:02:31.420 Is she

01:02:32.100 completely wrong?

01:02:33.780 I don't think

01:02:34.620 she's wrong about

01:02:35.440 how some

01:02:36.540 portion of

01:02:37.180 America feels

01:02:37.980 about it.

01:02:38.920 Now, of course,

01:02:39.400 it's a big

01:02:39.780 country, so

01:02:40.760 people have

01:02:41.320 opinions all

01:02:42.080 over the

01:02:42.380 place, as

01:02:43.460 they always

01:02:43.800 do.

01:02:44.680 But is it

01:02:45.480 true that a

01:02:46.180 substantial,

01:02:47.500 number of

01:02:48.700 Americans are

01:02:49.540 so mad about

01:02:51.400 what has

01:02:51.760 happened to

01:02:52.260 them, and

01:02:53.540 maybe people

01:02:54.060 they know or

01:02:54.620 love, in

01:02:55.720 terms of

01:02:56.100 health care

01:02:56.500 being denied

01:02:57.700 or any

01:02:58.500 other bad

01:02:58.940 behavior, is

01:03:02.180 it weird

01:03:02.720 that people

01:03:04.940 are, let's

01:03:06.260 say, more

01:03:06.960 forgiving of

01:03:08.860 a tragic

01:03:10.280 murder than

01:03:12.220 you'd expect

01:03:12.840 if it were

01:03:13.360 some other

01:03:13.940 situation?

01:03:14.480 you know, I

01:03:15.840 think she's

01:03:16.520 sort of a

01:03:16.900 canary in

01:03:17.440 the coal

01:03:17.780 mine here,

01:03:18.440 in the sense

01:03:19.620 that it's

01:03:20.140 useful for

01:03:21.660 her to have

01:03:22.220 said this

01:03:22.620 out loud.

01:03:24.340 It's useful.

01:03:26.280 So I'm

01:03:26.980 actually going to

01:03:27.400 give her credit

01:03:27.980 for this.

01:03:30.840 She's taking a

01:03:31.580 lot of heat,

01:03:32.580 but she put it

01:03:33.500 out there, and I

01:03:34.220 think it's worth

01:03:34.660 talking about.

01:03:36.940 But I'm going

01:03:37.640 to add this

01:03:38.060 context.

01:03:38.660 When I read

01:03:42.080 the news, which

01:03:42.820 I do every

01:03:43.340 day, every

01:03:45.100 other story

01:03:45.800 makes me want

01:03:47.980 to kill

01:03:48.240 somebody.

01:03:51.900 Have you

01:03:52.480 had that

01:03:52.820 experience?

01:03:54.220 That, you

01:03:55.840 know, I don't

01:03:56.660 recommend it, and

01:03:57.740 I'm not going to

01:03:58.580 give you any

01:03:59.100 examples, but

01:04:00.980 just think about

01:04:01.800 the stories I've

01:04:02.620 told you just

01:04:03.400 in the news.

01:04:04.680 You know, not

01:04:05.120 just today, but

01:04:06.800 in the past.

01:04:07.800 Just pick any

01:04:08.700 period, the past

01:04:09.420 week or so.

01:04:11.080 How many of

01:04:11.600 those stories have

01:04:13.260 at least one

01:04:13.900 person in the

01:04:14.560 story that

01:04:15.100 privately I'm

01:04:16.160 thinking to

01:04:16.640 myself, you

01:04:17.880 know, if

01:04:18.320 something happened

01:04:18.900 to them, it

01:04:19.440 might be a

01:04:19.820 better world?

01:04:21.660 A lot.

01:04:23.220 A lot.

01:04:24.200 And I ask

01:04:24.740 myself, is

01:04:26.200 this what social

01:04:26.880 media is doing

01:04:27.520 to me?

01:04:28.520 Is social media

01:04:29.600 turning me into

01:04:30.360 somebody who

01:04:30.940 immediately thinks

01:04:32.020 of violence when

01:04:33.540 I'm just reading

01:04:34.160 the news?

01:04:35.420 And it's not

01:04:35.820 about war?

01:04:36.680 I mean, if it's

01:04:37.140 about war, of

01:04:37.740 course, but

01:04:38.820 when I read

01:04:41.620 about, let's

01:04:42.240 say, all right,

01:04:42.960 I'm going to

01:04:43.260 give you an

01:04:43.640 example.

01:04:44.900 I'm probably

01:04:45.340 going to get

01:04:45.780 canceled for

01:04:46.320 this.

01:04:48.080 No, I'm not

01:04:48.700 going to give

01:04:49.000 you an example.

01:04:49.760 It's too easy.

01:04:50.660 I don't want to

01:04:51.040 give my enemies

01:04:51.660 such an easy

01:04:52.600 path of attack.

01:04:55.080 But let's just

01:04:55.920 say there are a

01:04:56.460 lot of things in,

01:04:57.220 let's say, the

01:04:57.800 justice domain.

01:05:00.320 The justice

01:05:01.120 domain.

01:05:02.140 I won't be more

01:05:03.000 particular than

01:05:03.720 that.

01:05:04.660 Aren't there a

01:05:05.120 lot of things in

01:05:05.680 the justice domain

01:05:06.800 where you're

01:05:07.260 saying, at

01:05:07.700 the very

01:05:08.000 least, I

01:05:09.800 feel like the

01:05:10.320 people in

01:05:10.720 charge should

01:05:11.180 be the ones

01:05:11.600 in jail.

01:05:14.240 Right?

01:05:15.580 And this is

01:05:16.300 very different

01:05:16.840 from how I've

01:05:17.540 seen the news

01:05:18.180 in the past.

01:05:18.840 there are a

01:05:20.340 whole bunch of

01:05:21.040 stories where

01:05:22.520 my first

01:05:23.240 instinct is,

01:05:24.600 oh, those

01:05:25.360 people need to

01:05:25.900 be in jail.

01:05:26.760 And I'll say

01:05:27.260 jail because I

01:05:27.980 don't want to

01:05:28.300 say anything

01:05:29.060 violent, but

01:05:30.260 jail so that

01:05:31.340 we're within the

01:05:31.980 legal process.

01:05:34.500 There's something

01:05:35.180 about social

01:05:37.500 media, but

01:05:38.360 maybe there's

01:05:38.920 something about

01:05:39.460 the nature of

01:05:40.040 the stories,

01:05:40.620 which is causing

01:05:42.420 me to immediately

01:05:43.480 go to thoughts

01:05:44.400 of violence

01:05:45.120 for every

01:05:47.700 other story

01:05:48.240 in the news.

01:05:50.080 It's the

01:05:50.700 weirdest thing.

01:05:52.420 So, I

01:05:53.740 think we

01:05:54.040 should be

01:05:54.340 really aware

01:05:55.120 of what's

01:05:55.780 happening to

01:05:56.340 us psychologically,

01:05:58.020 just the fact

01:05:58.680 that we so

01:05:59.340 quickly go to

01:06:00.100 the violent

01:06:00.980 solution.

01:06:02.960 You know, if

01:06:03.680 you're smart,

01:06:04.260 you're not going

01:06:04.640 to say it out

01:06:05.120 loud, you're

01:06:05.580 not going to

01:06:05.880 act on it,

01:06:06.800 you're not

01:06:07.160 going to

01:06:07.440 incentivize

01:06:08.260 anybody to

01:06:08.680 do it.

01:06:09.940 But boy, you

01:06:10.800 can't stop

01:06:11.280 thinking it,

01:06:11.880 can you?

01:06:12.540 It's hard not

01:06:13.300 to think it.

01:06:15.120 All right,

01:06:16.760 here's another

01:06:17.760 great mystery

01:06:18.660 of the world.

01:06:19.580 If you spend

01:06:20.280 time on social

01:06:21.260 media, as I

01:06:23.140 do, at least

01:06:23.800 in the siloed

01:06:24.980 corner of social

01:06:25.860 media that I

01:06:26.440 find myself,

01:06:27.740 every single

01:06:28.740 day, with no

01:06:29.980 exceptions, every

01:06:31.340 single day,

01:06:32.480 there'll be a

01:06:32.940 news story about

01:06:33.700 a new study

01:06:34.360 that says the

01:06:36.120 COVID vaccination

01:06:37.720 caused all

01:06:39.780 manner of

01:06:40.380 health care

01:06:41.020 problems, and

01:06:42.720 that it was

01:06:43.080 way worse than

01:06:44.680 if you just

01:06:45.280 let people

01:06:45.820 get sick. 0.82

01:06:47.040 Now, I'm

01:06:47.380 not saying

01:06:47.780 that's true.

01:06:49.100 I'm saying

01:06:49.580 that my

01:06:50.060 corner of

01:06:50.540 social media

01:06:51.100 reports it

01:06:51.940 as true, with

01:06:53.320 new data, new

01:06:54.260 research, there's

01:06:55.120 a new person

01:06:56.320 who's talking

01:06:56.820 about it, every

01:06:58.060 day.

01:06:59.220 So sometimes

01:06:59.780 the claims

01:07:00.380 are that it's

01:07:02.940 causing major

01:07:03.820 deaths, people

01:07:04.920 dropping dead.

01:07:06.700 Sometimes the

01:07:07.480 claims are, you

01:07:08.640 know, more

01:07:09.020 heart attacks,

01:07:10.140 sometimes more

01:07:10.740 cancer.

01:07:11.180 today, on

01:07:13.420 the Vigilant

01:07:13.920 Fox account

01:07:15.600 on X, there's

01:07:16.880 another study,

01:07:19.020 epidemiologist

01:07:20.820 Nicholas

01:07:21.300 Holscher

01:07:21.780 reported that

01:07:22.620 the vaccinated

01:07:24.040 have, you

01:07:24.880 know, way

01:07:25.320 higher depression

01:07:26.360 and way

01:07:27.060 higher anxiety

01:07:27.880 and way

01:07:28.460 higher sleep

01:07:29.140 disorders, and

01:07:30.980 I don't know

01:07:32.440 what's true.

01:07:34.700 So my take

01:07:35.760 on all COVID

01:07:36.960 related data is

01:07:38.840 that none of

01:07:39.480 it is credible.

01:07:40.160 not the

01:07:41.760 stuff that

01:07:42.120 says you're

01:07:42.520 safe, and

01:07:44.100 not the

01:07:44.400 stuff that

01:07:44.740 says you're

01:07:45.100 not.

01:07:45.920 Now, one

01:07:46.400 of them is

01:07:46.880 true.

01:07:48.460 It's either

01:07:49.100 safe or it's

01:07:49.660 not.

01:07:50.480 And when I

01:07:51.000 say safe, I

01:07:52.140 mean safe

01:07:53.580 for a shot,

01:07:55.920 right?

01:07:56.220 So every kind

01:07:57.120 of medical

01:07:57.480 procedure tends

01:07:59.160 to be bad for

01:07:59.820 at least a few

01:08:00.360 people.

01:08:01.320 So not

01:08:02.120 completely safe,

01:08:03.220 but I have

01:08:06.300 no idea.

01:08:06.820 So here's

01:08:09.320 a little

01:08:09.600 experiment for

01:08:10.380 you.

01:08:11.700 Find your

01:08:12.260 favorite AI

01:08:13.080 and ask

01:08:15.000 your AI

01:08:15.680 if there

01:08:16.740 are any

01:08:17.340 problems with

01:08:19.740 people who are

01:08:20.200 vaccinated in

01:08:21.100 terms of more

01:08:21.960 cancer, more

01:08:22.920 heart disease,

01:08:24.200 more mental

01:08:24.820 illness, or

01:08:26.080 anything, whatever

01:08:26.820 you want.

01:08:27.740 Just ask your

01:08:28.480 favorite AI.

01:08:30.080 So I asked

01:08:30.820 perplexity,

01:08:32.220 because perplexity

01:08:33.240 is like really

01:08:34.360 good.

01:08:35.620 And you

01:08:36.100 notice that?

01:08:37.300 You said there

01:08:37.840 are no known

01:08:38.640 health problems

01:08:39.560 from the

01:08:40.520 vaccination beyond,

01:08:42.400 you know, there's

01:08:42.760 always a few

01:08:43.280 people who have

01:08:44.340 a bad reaction

01:08:44.940 to everything.

01:08:45.960 No unusual

01:08:46.920 bad reaction.

01:08:48.420 Do you believe

01:08:49.180 that?

01:08:50.220 It's from a

01:08:51.120 search engine.

01:08:55.520 I'm pretty

01:08:56.300 sure that no

01:08:58.160 matter which

01:08:58.780 search engine

01:08:59.500 you asked,

01:09:00.680 it would say

01:09:01.180 that the

01:09:01.600 vaccination was

01:09:02.580 as safe as

01:09:04.300 anything else

01:09:05.160 we do in

01:09:05.580 the medical

01:09:05.920 world.

01:09:07.300 Now, I'm

01:09:08.080 not saying

01:09:08.460 that's true.

01:09:09.860 I'm saying

01:09:10.600 that the AI

01:09:11.200 will tell you

01:09:11.800 it's true.

01:09:13.320 And at the

01:09:14.140 same time, I

01:09:14.920 will wake up

01:09:15.500 and every

01:09:16.060 single day

01:09:16.960 there's another

01:09:18.360 expert telling

01:09:20.320 me that it's

01:09:21.220 like just killed

01:09:22.340 millions of

01:09:22.920 people and

01:09:23.540 they're dropping

01:09:24.320 like flies and

01:09:25.180 they're going

01:09:25.480 crazy and

01:09:26.140 they're getting

01:09:26.540 early onset of

01:09:28.180 every fucking

01:09:28.840 thing in the

01:09:29.300 world.

01:09:30.040 Which of

01:09:30.680 these is true?

01:09:31.340 Let me just

01:09:33.380 say this.

01:09:34.260 If you're sure

01:09:35.400 you know which

01:09:36.180 one of those

01:09:36.760 is true,

01:09:38.320 you shouldn't

01:09:39.600 be.

01:09:42.100 You shouldn't

01:09:42.860 be.

01:09:43.920 Because there's

01:09:44.540 really no way

01:09:45.080 to know.

01:09:45.680 I don't believe

01:09:46.580 there's any way

01:09:47.060 to know.

01:09:47.400 You might be

01:09:48.340 guessing, right?

01:09:49.140 Because one of

01:09:49.700 them is right,

01:09:50.380 right?

01:09:50.880 It's either

01:09:51.340 perfectly safe

01:09:52.420 or it's way

01:09:54.280 more dangerous

01:09:54.820 than we thought

01:09:55.900 it was.

01:09:56.960 It can't both

01:09:57.560 be true.

01:09:57.940 So somebody

01:09:59.500 who's watching

01:10:00.720 this is

01:10:01.180 completely

01:10:01.600 correct, but

01:10:03.280 not because you

01:10:04.100 could know.

01:10:05.320 It's just it's

01:10:05.960 a 50-50.

01:10:07.000 So some of

01:10:08.620 you are going

01:10:08.980 to guess

01:10:09.220 right.

01:10:11.520 I'm genuinely

01:10:12.620 confused.

01:10:16.800 I cannot tell

01:10:17.860 if there's even

01:10:18.980 any way to

01:10:19.500 know, right?

01:10:20.200 So in the

01:10:20.600 comments I'm

01:10:21.100 saying, is

01:10:21.780 there even

01:10:22.100 any way to

01:10:22.640 know?

01:10:23.260 And the

01:10:23.720 trouble is

01:10:24.220 that everybody

01:10:24.760 who studies

01:10:25.380 it seems to

01:10:26.080 have some

01:10:26.420 motivation.

01:10:27.940 They're either

01:10:28.620 starting it

01:10:29.300 looking for

01:10:29.720 trouble and

01:10:30.240 oh, they

01:10:30.780 found it.

01:10:31.660 Or they're

01:10:32.360 starting it

01:10:32.920 making sure

01:10:33.460 that there

01:10:34.120 is no

01:10:34.420 trouble.

01:10:34.820 Oh, we

01:10:35.200 didn't find

01:10:35.500 any trouble.

01:10:36.400 So I think

01:10:37.100 everybody in

01:10:37.640 that domain

01:10:38.160 is motivated

01:10:39.240 one way or

01:10:40.920 another, even

01:10:41.560 if they're not

01:10:42.020 aware of it.

01:10:46.360 I'm seeing

01:10:47.160 somebody yell

01:10:48.160 in all

01:10:48.480 capitals, it

01:10:49.640 has random

01:10:50.280 effects because

01:10:51.380 it goes to

01:10:51.900 random parts

01:10:52.540 of your body.

01:10:53.860 Now, if that

01:10:54.680 were true, and

01:10:56.080 it might be,

01:10:56.540 then you

01:10:58.080 would see

01:10:58.460 that everything

01:11:00.140 would be

01:11:00.680 increased in

01:11:01.440 terms of bad

01:11:02.820 health.

01:11:03.900 Now, when

01:11:05.340 I asked

01:11:05.820 perplexity, after

01:11:07.600 I said, you

01:11:08.200 know, there's

01:11:08.460 no indication

01:11:09.060 that the

01:11:09.600 shots have

01:11:10.100 any problems

01:11:10.580 at all, I

01:11:11.520 said, but

01:11:12.560 is it true

01:11:13.220 that there's a

01:11:14.300 big increase

01:11:15.020 in health

01:11:16.480 problems?

01:11:17.960 And I

01:11:18.220 said, yes,

01:11:19.540 there is in

01:11:20.380 just the last

01:11:21.000 few years,

01:11:21.820 there's a

01:11:22.660 major increase

01:11:23.620 in a whole

01:11:24.380 range of

01:11:24.940 health problems.

01:11:25.600 And so

01:11:26.900 then I

01:11:27.220 asked, why?

01:11:29.000 What's

01:11:29.440 causing this

01:11:30.060 major change

01:11:30.880 in health

01:11:31.240 problems?

01:11:32.340 Do you

01:11:32.700 know what

01:11:32.940 it said?

01:11:35.180 Lifestyle.

01:11:37.260 It's said

01:11:38.020 that in

01:11:38.400 just the

01:11:38.800 last few

01:11:39.340 years, there's

01:11:40.900 been enough

01:11:41.400 of a

01:11:41.740 lifestyle and

01:11:42.640 demographic

01:11:43.160 change, and

01:11:44.380 demographic, that

01:11:46.180 explains what

01:11:47.740 we're seeing.

01:11:48.920 Do you

01:11:49.220 believe that?

01:11:50.460 Now, part

01:11:51.140 of it is, in

01:11:51.920 any five-year

01:11:52.760 period, America

01:11:54.900 gets a lot

01:11:55.480 older, because

01:11:56.620 we're not

01:11:56.980 replacing with

01:11:57.800 young people

01:11:58.300 as fast.

01:11:59.800 So it

01:12:00.180 should be that

01:12:01.800 if everything

01:12:02.300 was working

01:12:02.860 properly, that

01:12:04.600 every year from

01:12:06.340 now on, there

01:12:07.480 will be much

01:12:08.120 greater health

01:12:09.120 problems than

01:12:09.760 usual, because

01:12:11.560 we're older.

01:12:13.180 Right?

01:12:13.740 So if I were

01:12:14.760 to predict, will

01:12:15.640 next year have

01:12:16.540 more health

01:12:17.000 problems, more

01:12:18.060 heart attacks,

01:12:19.240 more diabetes,

01:12:20.440 than last year,

01:12:21.240 almost certainly.

01:12:23.840 Right?

01:12:24.880 There's no way

01:12:25.680 it's going to

01:12:25.920 be less next

01:12:26.660 year, because

01:12:27.420 we don't have

01:12:27.840 cures for it, and

01:12:29.300 there will be

01:12:29.620 more old people 0.93

01:12:30.500 eating junk

01:12:31.180 food, and

01:12:31.780 our food is

01:12:32.680 probably getting

01:12:33.100 worse, and

01:12:33.700 social media is

01:12:35.460 turning us into

01:12:36.420 couch potatoes.

01:12:39.260 Anyway, so

01:12:40.540 I don't know.

01:12:43.260 I have no

01:12:43.880 idea.

01:12:44.160 Okay.

01:12:46.900 And that,

01:12:47.780 ladies and 0.98

01:12:47.980 gentlemen,

01:12:48.260 concludes my

01:12:51.240 prepared thoughts

01:12:52.380 for today, and

01:12:53.980 I think you

01:12:54.480 can see the

01:12:54.980 problem.

01:12:56.040 I can't trust

01:12:57.080 any data, I

01:12:58.960 can't trust any

01:12:59.760 video, and

01:13:03.980 everything's racist

01:13:05.260 against white

01:13:05.880 people, white

01:13:06.980 men mostly.

01:13:08.900 So that's your

01:13:10.080 world, and I

01:13:11.240 don't know what

01:13:11.680 any of those

01:13:12.220 UAPs are, but 0.99

01:13:13.500 I'm not worried

01:13:13.980 about it.

01:13:14.700 I've decided not

01:13:15.620 to worry about

01:13:16.200 the UAPs,

01:13:18.260 and just not

01:13:19.380 worried about.

01:13:21.580 All right.

01:13:24.540 The answer to

01:13:25.600 your question is

01:13:26.480 yes, but I

01:13:29.020 don't want to

01:13:29.460 tell you what

01:13:29.820 the question

01:13:30.220 was.

01:13:33.400 This is BS.

01:13:35.100 Oh, I like

01:13:36.240 the all

01:13:36.680 capitals people

01:13:37.400 so I can

01:13:37.860 mock them.

01:13:40.760 This is BS.

01:13:42.060 You people are

01:13:42.780 letting him

01:13:44.580 not look at

01:13:45.320 the data.

01:13:45.800 and call it

01:13:48.720 bad.

01:13:49.880 Okay, you

01:13:50.280 sound drunk.

01:13:51.560 Are you

01:13:51.860 drunk?

01:13:53.880 The all

01:13:54.540 capitals people

01:13:55.220 I just assume

01:13:55.880 are elderly

01:13:56.880 and drunk.

01:14:02.620 All right,

01:14:03.180 just take a

01:14:03.640 look at your

01:14:04.100 comments.

01:14:07.080 Not trusting

01:14:07.900 data is the

01:14:08.700 same as not

01:14:09.240 looking.

01:14:10.520 No, if you

01:14:11.480 don't trust it,

01:14:12.140 there's no point

01:14:12.640 in looking at

01:14:13.120 it.

01:14:13.260 There's no

01:14:14.900 point in

01:14:15.220 looking at

01:14:15.620 what you

01:14:15.900 don't trust.

01:14:18.540 If you

01:14:19.120 came to me

01:14:19.700 today and

01:14:20.180 said, I

01:14:20.640 am the

01:14:20.920 greatest

01:14:21.260 epidemiologist

01:14:22.200 in the

01:14:22.640 world.

01:14:23.580 My

01:14:23.800 reputation

01:14:24.320 is spotless.

01:14:25.760 Here is

01:14:26.160 my

01:14:26.380 randomized

01:14:26.720 controlled

01:14:27.400 study.

01:14:28.660 Do you

01:14:28.920 know what

01:14:29.140 I would

01:14:29.360 say?

01:14:30.140 I'm not

01:14:30.720 even going

01:14:31.020 to look

01:14:31.160 at it.

01:14:32.420 Because we're

01:14:33.100 not in a

01:14:33.600 world where

01:14:34.120 anybody's

01:14:34.760 randomized

01:14:35.100 controlled

01:14:35.760 study has

01:14:36.620 any credibility

01:14:37.220 at all in

01:14:38.320 that domain.

01:14:39.480 Maybe some

01:14:39.960 other domain

01:14:40.780 it might.

01:14:41.720 But in the

01:14:42.120 domain of

01:14:42.620 COVID,

01:14:43.080 nope.

01:14:44.060 There is

01:14:44.680 no data

01:14:45.340 that you

01:14:46.120 can trust.

01:14:47.320 Some of

01:14:47.780 it's right.

01:14:49.220 Some of

01:14:49.860 it's right.

01:14:50.760 But you'll

01:14:51.400 never have

01:14:51.760 any way to

01:14:52.200 know.

01:14:54.380 Maybe in

01:14:55.060 20 years.

01:15:00.380 All right.

01:15:02.480 I'm going

01:15:03.100 to talk to

01:15:04.080 the locals

01:15:05.440 subscribers

01:15:06.340 privately.

01:15:07.820 Thanks for

01:15:08.420 joining if

01:15:08.860 you're on

01:15:09.180 X or

01:15:09.780 YouTube

01:15:10.520 or Rumble.

01:15:13.080 I will

01:15:13.800 talk to you

01:15:14.480 guys tomorrow.

01:15:15.040 But locals,

01:15:16.560 I'm coming

01:15:16.920 at you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - December 07, 2024

Episode 2682 CWSA 12⧸07⧸24

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