Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2686 CWSA 12⧸11⧸24

00:00:00.000 folks. Here we go.

00:00:10.160 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization. It's called

00:00:22.000 Coffee with Scott Adams, and I'm pretty sure you've never had a better time. But if you'd

00:00:29.020 like to take this experience up to levels that nobody can even understand with their

00:00:33.520 tiny, shiny human brains, all you need for that is a cup or a mug or a glass or a tank or

00:00:37.700 a chalice or a stein, a canteen, a jug or a flask or a vessel of any kind. Fill it with

00:00:41.680 your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the

00:00:46.500 dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous

00:00:50.960 sip of that. Wait, what is that? What am I seeing? Oh, no. Damn it. A UAP landed in my

00:01:06.120 coffee. No, really. Just because you didn't see it doesn't mean it didn't happen. No,

00:01:12.360 seriously, there's a UAP in here. Advanced civilization is doing things that are defying

00:01:17.960 physics. I swear, just because you can't see it doesn't mean it's not happening. Oh,

00:01:24.580 I could show it to you, but there are reasons. Totally.

00:01:33.440 All right. Let's get serious. Now, here's some science updates. You're not going to believe

00:01:41.500 it. This is unbelievable. Did you know that physically fit people tend to be more creative?

00:01:47.960 That's right. Turns out that, I don't know if I've ever told you this before, but have you ever

00:01:56.920 heard that your body and your brain are the same thing? Yes, your body is your brain. If you do your

00:02:04.460 exercise and do your physical fitness, yes, you'll be more creative. Yes, you'll have less

00:02:09.580 dementia. Yes, you'll be have a higher IQ. Stop doing studies. We all know it's true now.

00:02:17.860 Well, there's another study from Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

00:02:23.920 They say that people who have a positive attitude, you know, a mindset that things will work out,

00:02:29.540 are built differently. And that a positive attitude, what the researchers call the growth mindset,

00:02:37.080 or belief in growth, it's associated with both higher willpower and passion. Huh? So let's see if

00:02:45.980 I understand the science. So if you have a growth mindset that's associated with being an optimist,

00:02:55.640 here's another way to interpret that. A growth mindset is an optimist. It's not associated with it.

00:03:05.920 It's what it is. There's no difference between optimism and a growth mindset, is there? The only

00:03:16.940 reason you would have a growth mindset is you thought it would work. Do any of you have plans

00:03:22.760 that you know won't work? No. You make plans based on what you think will work. So optimism is a growth

00:03:31.220 mindset. Because your optimism isn't going to be about other people. It's going to be about yourself.

00:03:36.020 Of course you're optimistic if you have a growth mindset. One doesn't cause the other. They're just

00:03:41.880 the same freaking thing. All right, science. Science. I spit on science. No, I love science. I'm kidding.

00:03:52.140 Now, you won't believe this. There's another study, according to SciPost, that physical activity

00:03:59.640 boosts IQ in kids and teens. We know. We know. Physical activity. Your brain, your body. It's all the

00:04:06.840 same thing. Take care of your body. Your brain will be better. Yes. Here's another one from SciPost.

00:04:13.800 Religious service attendance linked to lower dementia risk in black older adults.

00:04:18.320 Oh, my. Why? Why must I be the one who speaks out against science? Science. Do you think that

00:04:32.580 this is a causation? Do you think if you say, hey, people, if you go to church more, you're going to

00:04:38.920 get less dementia? No. How about people who are high-functioning do all the high-functioning

00:04:47.300 things that people with high-functioning do? And in the United States, that includes going to church

00:04:52.880 because you can wake up in the morning. You're disciplined enough. Your life is together enough

00:04:59.260 that you can make it to church. No, it's just association. It's not causation. Sorry,

00:05:07.640 backward science. Meanwhile, according to Tom Perkins and The Guardian, China just invented 0.94

00:05:14.020 something that will suck up almost 100% of microplastics, and it's cheap and scalable.

00:05:20.860 So they've got some kind of sponge made of cotton and squid bone.

00:05:28.280 You know how I always say the scientists, they could have come to me. They didn't need to spend the

00:05:34.640 money. Well, here's an exception, because if they had come to me and they said, Scott, we've got a lot of

00:05:40.760 microplastics. We're looking for some way to absorb them. What are the odds I would have said,

00:05:46.560 okay, okay, what have you tried so far? Have you tried squid bone and cotton? I probably wouldn't

00:05:54.740 have said that. So this would be an example of science that was worth doing. You didn't need to

00:05:59.980 just ask me. But yes, if you've got access to squid bones, which I assume are squished up and mixed with

00:06:10.420 the cotton, it'll absorb 99.9% of microplastics and water samples. My God. Imagine if that worked,

00:06:19.280 and apparently it's reusable and scalable and all that. But how scalable could it be? How many squid

00:06:26.000 bones do you have? If you tried to get all the microplastics out of the ocean, wouldn't you run

00:06:32.840 out of squids really fast? Seems like he'd be squidless before long. Yep. All right. Reuters did a fact

00:06:44.780 check, some valuable fact check. Now, Reuters, as you know, unlike some of these fake news organizations,

00:06:51.440 you've heard of them, fake news. Well, Reuters is real news. So when Reuters does a story,

00:06:59.680 you can pretty much bank on it being right down the middle and logical and well-researched.

00:07:07.800 That's Reuters. Good reputation. Let's see what Reuters is up to today.

00:07:11.560 Oh, Reuters did a fact check. There was a story that looked like it was a CNN headline, but Reuters says

00:07:20.420 it's fake. And the fake story said that Elon Musk had melted down the Statue of Liberty.

00:07:29.660 But Reuters wants you to know that that didn't happen. Or did it? Because Elon Musk responded

00:07:37.520 on an ex post. He said, no, I definitely melted it down 1,000%. So now I don't know. Did he?

00:07:46.440 I don't know. We got the CNN headline that says he did melt it down. And then Reuters says he didn't.

00:07:55.940 So that's a tie. But then Elon says he totally melted it down. So that's two to one that says he melted

00:08:02.380 it down. I don't know. I'm going to go with the Statue of Liberty no longer exists. And it was melted

00:08:08.900 down. But that's not all. Reuters also fact checked a well-known news site called the Babylonians.

00:08:16.420 Babylon Bee. That had a story that said that Alua Akbar has replaced Cheerio mate as UK greeting.

00:08:26.680 And Reuters wants you to know that didn't happen. They did not replace Cheerio mate with Alua Akbar.

00:08:35.660 That did not happen. That was fake news. Yeah. And so it turns out the Babylon Bee

00:08:40.420 doesn't get every story completely accurate. I don't know. I'm going to keep an eye on those guys

00:08:48.020 because I want to make sure they're, you know, playing ball the way they should. So we'll keep

00:08:55.120 an eye on them. Speaking of Babylon Bee, it makes me think of The Onion, which makes me think of their

00:09:01.380 effort to buy InfoWars. So there was some group backing the publication, The Onion, which I didn't

00:09:11.180 even know existed anymore. It's under new management, I guess. And they made an offer to buy InfoWars

00:09:18.480 because of the bankruptcy judgments. And that got turned down by the judge. I guess the reason was

00:09:26.700 the people who organized the auction for it didn't do enough work and maybe they left some money on the

00:09:34.000 table. So the judge said, go back and try harder to get more money for the InfoWars assets.

00:09:39.760 Now, did you know how much that was going for? I was trying to guess, how much are you going to pay

00:09:48.200 for InfoWars? And what exactly do you get? Do you get to take over the rent for the studio?

00:09:55.480 Like, what exactly do you get? Do you get the cameras and the lighting equipment and a desk?

00:10:01.640 If you don't get Alex Jones, what is InfoWars? Is it just the studio and the names of my P? I don't know.

00:10:09.760 So the price for InfoWars was somewhere between roughly $1 to $4 million. So the bid that

00:10:25.140 The Onion made was on the low end. They think they could get closer to the $3 million plus.

00:10:32.480 But it occurred to me that I could buy InfoWars. I didn't know it was affordable.

00:10:39.760 I had no idea. But technically, I mean, I could afford it. So should I buy InfoWars?

00:10:47.700 What would I do with it? Is there anything you can do with it?

00:10:51.740 If I bought it and just said, hey, Alex, go do your thing. Is there any way I could make my money back?

00:11:02.740 So could I buy it and then just hire Alex as my employee and just keep some of it?

00:11:10.240 I don't know. I probably don't have enough energy to pull off that transaction. But if there's anybody out there and you wondered what would it cost to own InfoWars?

00:11:22.520 Because, you know, if you're a billionaire and you just want to mess with the powers that be, because the powers that be wanted Alex Jones to be out of business, it would be just a wonderful FU if you had a billion dollars.

00:11:37.500 You know, I'm not a billionaire. But I mean, for me, it would be serious money. So it's not like that's not pocket change.

00:11:44.780 I'm doing OK, but that's not pocket change. Anyway, so make an offer through three million, four million. You might own it.

00:11:59.860 You remember Act Blue? So Act Blue is that big organization that allegedly is accumulating small donations for the Democrat Party.

00:12:09.640 But they were they were they were accused of taking money from foreign entities that were trying to influence the elections and using them as a essentially a money laundering operation for their foreign influence.

00:12:22.520 That's the charge. John Solomon of Just the News is reporting on that.

00:12:27.340 But apparently the new news about that is that the platform did not block foreign gift cards until this fall.

00:12:34.700 So apparently you could donate using a foreign gift card so that nobody would know who the real donator is, I guess.

00:12:46.180 And it would sort of conceal what's going on. And you could have a lot of foreign influence that way.

00:12:52.260 So apparently they've fixed this so that it can't do that anymore. But it was.

00:12:58.000 So foreign money laundering appears to be confirmed.

00:13:04.700 It appears to be confirmed because if they ever had the ability, which they do confirm, to accept these foreign prepaid gift cards and we know they were doing it.

00:13:16.380 We don't know how much influence.

00:13:18.380 We don't know how much influence it was because we don't have a dollar amount for the cumulative total, but it can't be it can't be nothing.

00:13:27.260 Or else it wouldn't be a story.

00:13:29.520 So the story is kind of empty without knowing what dollar amount they think could have been this foreign money laundering.

00:13:35.140 But if I ever hear that number, I'll tell you if it makes a difference.

00:13:37.760 Meanwhile, over at Reclaim the Net, the reporting on Meta is tweaking their program for censorship.

00:13:48.520 I'll call it censorship, but really it's getting rid of people who violated the terms of service.

00:13:53.700 And instead of being kind of one strike your round, there's going to be some kind of a probation period where Meta tries to educate you on why you were temporarily banned.

00:14:09.540 And then you can work your way back into their good graces.

00:14:12.660 That's pretty good.

00:14:13.540 So I don't know if this is a good idea or a bad idea.

00:14:16.880 And it probably depends how it's implemented.

00:14:18.740 But when I see Meta doing something that, at least on paper, is exactly what we want, because we want people to have free speech.

00:14:27.580 But if you have free speech, you know you're also sometimes going to violate the terms of service and maybe not even know it.

00:14:34.660 You might not even know you did it.

00:14:36.460 So isn't it better for everybody and for free speech if Meta says, all right, we don't know if that was intentional.

00:14:43.960 Here's a warning.

00:14:45.580 Maybe a little limitation on your account temporarily.

00:14:48.440 But here's some education.

00:14:49.680 Did you know this?

00:14:51.320 Don't do it again.

00:14:52.500 I like that.

00:14:53.840 Feels like progress.

00:14:57.720 Meanwhile, apparently one of the hottest trends, at least for China, on the consumer Internet, is these short video dramas.

00:15:07.320 So apparently creators are making one to two minute episodes for something that might be over an hour.

00:15:17.060 So you see only one to two minutes for each episode.

00:15:20.140 And it's designed for vertical viewing on phones.

00:15:23.020 So it's not movie format.

00:15:24.780 It's that up and down selfie kind of format.

00:15:27.860 And apparently the traffic and the money on that has surpassed movie box office.

00:15:36.900 So it's already like I'm hearing about it today.

00:15:41.000 It's already bigger than movies.

00:15:42.580 At least for China.

00:15:47.120 And to them I say, that makes perfect sense.

00:15:52.660 The thing I worry about is the shortening attention spans that the phones are causing.

00:15:58.420 And I know for myself, it is literally just not possible for me to watch a long form movie.

00:16:06.580 And I've said it many times, but I keep thinking I keep thinking I'm exaggerating when I say it.

00:16:12.060 And that, you know, 10 minutes from now I'll be watching a three hour movie and enjoying it thoroughly.

00:16:18.060 But I don't think so.

00:16:19.780 I'm starting to think that there's no place in my life and maybe no place in your life for a long form movie.

00:16:27.040 Like, the trouble with a long form movie is they have to do the entire first act has to be bad news for the hero.

00:16:36.160 So the hero has some purpose.

00:16:38.860 So I don't want to watch, you know, 30 minutes of terrible things.

00:16:42.320 Oh, my family was wiped out by the bad guys or whatever.

00:16:45.120 And then at the end of the movie, massive people are getting killed, including the favored, you know, like the co-star who you really love.

00:16:55.320 But I guess they didn't make it to the end of the movie.

00:16:58.100 And then and then I hate movies where thousands of people have been killed, including, you know, a dozen people that are very close to the hero.

00:17:09.060 And then the hero is still happy at the end.

00:17:12.140 How can you be happy after like 12 of your friends just got wiped out, you know, even though you won?

00:17:16.320 Like, so everything about movies is sad and archaic and doesn't fit in the modern world.

00:17:23.120 So maybe these new short episodes would work.

00:17:27.460 It made me think, I wonder if I could do one.

00:17:31.020 I have to look into this.

00:17:32.420 But it seems to me it wouldn't be that hard to get some friends together and create a drama that's one to two minutes where all you do is agree what you're going to act out for a minute.

00:17:45.140 And then you just sort of do it with your friends.

00:17:47.740 But you make it look like, you know, something bigger has happened.

00:17:51.960 Could be cool.

00:17:53.480 Meanwhile, Kimberly Guilfoyle has been tapped to be the ambassador to Greece.

00:17:58.520 And if you're not up on the news, you might say to yourself, huh, what will Don Jr. think about that?

00:18:07.840 But it turns out that they are not a couple anymore.

00:18:10.880 Don Jr. has found another woman.

00:18:15.300 I'll just leave it at that.

00:18:16.660 So he's he's connected now with some other young, beautiful woman.

00:18:21.920 And I feel like there must have been a lot of interesting negotiations behind this.

00:18:31.160 The first thing I would note is that the breakup didn't happen, I think, until after it was obvious that Newsom would not be the candidate.

00:18:43.120 Did you notice that?

00:18:44.440 Because if Newsom had been the candidate, Kimberly Guilfoyle would have been so valuable to the Trump family.

00:18:53.580 They probably would have told Don Jr., you know, if you're thinking about breaking up, maybe just hold off a little bit longer.

00:19:01.260 Because wouldn't it be good to have Newsom's ex on your team?

00:19:06.120 You know, for all the like inside psychological stuff, but probably a coincidence.

00:19:13.820 But at the same time, that that asset was no longer necessary because Newsom's not running for office for at least this time.

00:19:22.400 Then Kimberly Guilfoyle has put all of this, let's say, time and effort and blood and sweat and tears into the Trump operation.

00:19:33.000 And reasonably could expect that she would have some home there.

00:19:39.560 But then she can't really hang around locally because her boyfriend's got a new girlfriend and that's going to be awkward.

00:19:46.480 So this looks perfect.

00:19:48.160 If it works out for her lifestyle wise.

00:19:51.940 Great.

00:19:53.360 I mean, she might actually love being an ambassador to Greece.

00:19:56.780 Doesn't sound like a bad job, actually.

00:19:59.040 So I wish the best to all of them.

00:20:03.000 Ontario, the wait is over.

00:20:05.560 The gold standard of online casinos has arrived.

00:20:08.420 Golden Nugget Online Casino is live, bringing Vegas-style excitement and a world-class gaming experience right to your fingertips.

00:20:16.020 Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting, signing up is fast and simple.

00:20:20.480 And in just a few clicks, you can have access to our exclusive library of the best slots and top-tier table games.

00:20:26.500 Make the most of your downtime with unbeatable promotions and jackpots that can turn any mundane moment into a golden opportunity at Golden Nugget Online Casino.

00:20:36.180 Take a spin on the slots, challenge yourself at the tables, or join a live dealer game to feel the thrill of real-time action.

00:20:42.680 All from the comfort of your own devices.

00:20:44.480 Why settle for less when you can go for the gold at Golden Nugget Online Casino?

00:20:50.160 Gambling problem?

00:20:51.080 Call Connex Ontario, 1-866-531-2600.

00:20:55.380 19 and over.

00:20:56.300 Physically present in Ontario.

00:20:57.680 Eligibility restrictions apply.

00:20:59.280 See goldennuggetcasino.com for details.

00:21:01.760 Please play responsibly.

00:21:02.820 Meanwhile, the American Tori Reform Foundation ranked New York City as the second worst judicial hellhole, especially for lawsuits.

00:21:15.760 So I guess the laws and the process there are really friendly for people who want to abuse the system.

00:21:22.360 So New York City, judicial hellhole.

00:21:24.780 I didn't see who came in second or who came in first.

00:21:29.040 But New York second.

00:21:30.340 So I would say, again, New York City and really New York State, I wouldn't build a business there.

00:21:40.580 I feel like that would just be insane.

00:21:43.540 The laws are so unfriendly that it just seems like the logical thing is to stay in New York.

00:21:51.220 Anyway, Mark Andreessen continues to be interesting in his, I would say, his new role as more of a public.

00:22:00.340 Commenter.

00:22:01.800 And we need more of him because his public comments are unusually good.

00:22:06.820 He is unusually smart and, you know, no BS.

00:22:12.740 So he was, I think he was talking to Barry Weiss.

00:22:15.600 And he was saying that all, every government becomes an oligarch.

00:22:20.900 Oligarchy. 0.74

00:22:21.540 Every government becomes an oligarchy.

00:22:25.360 Dictators, oligarchies.

00:22:27.700 So-called democratic countries, republics, oligarchies.

00:22:32.500 And he says the simple reason is that the elites, because they're a smaller group and they're smaller and powerful and capable, that the elites tend to be good at organizing so that they can keep their power.

00:22:45.580 Whereas the masses are bad at organizing.

00:22:48.540 Because the elites might have more in common, which is, you're rich, I'm rich, let's try to keep this going.

00:22:55.260 So as long as the elites want to stay in power and stay rich, they can more easily organize.

00:23:00.720 Whereas the masses are like, hey, you're black and I'm a lesbian.

00:23:05.520 Can we be on the same team?

00:23:06.740 I don't know.

00:23:07.640 I don't know.

00:23:09.940 So that makes sense.

00:23:11.000 And I would agree with that, that every government, in reality, is an oligarch.

00:23:17.500 But I would add a little wrinkle to that.

00:23:19.680 So this is one of the smartest reframes that I ever heard in terms of the United States, is that we're more like Game of Thrones, meaning that the oligarchs are not all on the same side.

00:23:35.480 So there's an oligarch group over here that has a lot of interest in one topic.

00:23:41.740 There's another oligarch group over here that really cares about another topic, but still oligarchs.

00:23:48.260 It's just that our oligarchs tend to be divided into smaller teams that care about things more than other things.

00:23:57.720 So there's that.

00:23:59.200 But I would add to the idea that every government becomes an oligarchy, I would add my thing, which is every government becomes a brainwasher.

00:24:11.420 Every government becomes a brainwasher because they have to.

00:24:16.660 So there's no other model that works.

00:24:19.520 It doesn't matter if you're a dictator, brainwashing your citizens.

00:24:23.720 It doesn't matter if you're a democracy or a republic, brainwashing.

00:24:27.720 You really can't not do it.

00:24:29.960 The moment you let the news do what the news wanted to do, who would be running the country?

00:24:37.160 The news.

00:24:38.400 The news would.

00:24:39.160 And then there would be somebody who became the powerful news person, and they would effectively run the country.

00:24:45.280 So if you're in a government, it doesn't matter what kind of government, how you got there, dictator or actually a fair vote, once you get there, you can't let the news run the country.

00:24:58.620 Because what if the news said, let's say you get elected tomorrow, totally legal election, you're completely legitimate.

00:25:06.360 But the news decides they want to get their own person in there, you know, somebody who's important in the news business.

00:25:11.580 So they just start some fake news and say that you're on a Russia collusion or something.

00:25:18.220 And the next thing you know, people vote you out.

00:25:23.180 So if you're in any kind of a democratic republic or even dictator, if you don't control your news so that the news is a reflection of what the people in charge want it to be, you will not be in charge.

00:25:40.280 There is no other way.

00:25:41.520 Because otherwise you would agree that the news tells people what to think, and if the news tells people to think that the government is bad and everything isn't working, the government will fall.

00:25:54.420 So brainwashing is not optional.

00:25:57.280 You want it to be, but how much you want it to be won't change the fact it's not optional.

00:26:02.760 It really isn't.

00:26:04.320 I hate it, but it's not optional.

00:26:06.360 So let's talk about the health care hitman, they call him.

00:26:14.580 So they caught him, as you know, at a McDonald's.

00:26:18.900 And one of the mysteries is why did he seem like he was such a law-abiding, nice kid with a great future, and then he turned into some kind of domestic terrorist?

00:26:29.980 Like, how does that happen?

00:26:32.080 But, and I saw one lawyer, Lawyer Lee, at least that's the name she goes by on X, Lawyer Lee said,

00:26:40.200 I've been a lawyer for 30 years, there's a lot more to the Luigi Mangioli story than we've been told.

00:26:46.840 I'm highly concerned about his claim that evidence was planted on him.

00:26:52.040 Well, I can see why you'd be suspicious about that.

00:26:56.060 Because when you hear what was planted on him, it almost sounds like a comedy.

00:27:02.460 Well, he still had the murder weapon in his pocket.

00:27:08.000 What?

00:27:09.100 What, days later?

00:27:10.780 You've got the murder weapon in your pocket when you get caught at McDonald's?

00:27:15.220 And he had the fake IDs that he used to commit the crime.

00:27:21.420 He had all the fake IDs on him.

00:27:23.600 What?

00:27:24.440 And then he had the actual face mask that he wore during the crime, or one that looked like it, at least.

00:27:30.520 And you think to yourself, what the heck's going on here?

00:27:34.260 All right, so, yeah, I'm seeing in the comments that there's an old video of the now deceased CEO saying that they had good connections with Nancy Pelosi,

00:27:50.480 so that their business was at least connected to the powers that be, so they were in good shape for that.

00:27:57.000 I don't know if that was as big a conspiracy as you think.

00:28:00.400 He was just saying that he's got friends in the government that's going to help him.

00:28:04.940 So, I don't know.

00:28:07.000 We'll see.

00:28:08.460 So, it could be that Nancy Pelosi made some insider trading money off it somehow. 0.68

00:28:13.240 I don't know.

00:28:15.000 I'm just speculating.

00:28:16.180 So, we don't know what that Pelosi reference meant, if it was important or if it wasn't.

00:28:22.440 So, 4chan solved the case.

00:28:29.800 So, here's what I think.

00:28:31.360 I think that the story about his back injury probably tells you everything you need to know.

00:28:38.340 He might have been on some kind of medication for the back injury, maybe more than one.

00:28:44.500 That could have changed his thinking.

00:28:46.300 It could be that when you're in pain, everything looks different, and maybe he had a death wish, and he didn't care if he got killed.

00:28:52.560 Maybe he realized that his life wasn't going to be him becoming president and having a good life, so he needed to be important to make a difference in the world.

00:29:04.600 So, he picked this cause, thought he could get people on board, and he was right, because no matter what you think about this shooter, the shooter's stated objectives were met.

00:29:20.700 The stated objectives is to put attention on the fact that some of these capitalist enterprises are more bad than good.

00:29:30.460 That would be his point of view, not mine.

00:29:32.920 Now, I would say that he's got that message across.

00:29:36.900 If you look at the way people are reacting and the way people are often showing no sympathy whatsoever for the CEO, it feels like he read the room correctly, not the entire room, but he wasn't that far off base from where a lot of people's minds already were starting to drift, which is, I'm not sure if these people have our best interests in mind.

00:30:04.860 So, anyway, I still think he's weirdly rational, meaning that his views about capitalism are not off base.

00:30:18.400 I mean, I don't have a better idea than capitalism, but it's certainly true that there are a lot of big company executives who are doing terrible things to the public while making lots of money.

00:30:29.500 That part's true, and if he makes people think about that more...

00:30:34.860 He may have actually done something that he wanted to do, and maybe he thinks it's good for the world.

00:30:39.140 I don't know.

00:30:40.000 Now, I saw some...

00:30:42.380 The fact that he claimed that evidence was planted on him would suggest that either evidence was planted on him, or he is crazy.

00:30:53.700 I don't know.

00:30:54.160 It seems like a weak thing to say, unless it's true, because he doesn't feel like the guy who wants to claim that he was innocent.

00:31:04.540 Is he really going to tell us he's innocent?

00:31:08.360 But that it would make more sense, it would make more sense that they planted the objects on him than that this guy who was that smart had all those objects on him.

00:31:18.240 So, I don't know.

00:31:20.680 You could imagine it either way.

00:31:22.800 But I'm going to go with my working assumption is that his back injury is the explanation for all of the change in his brain.

00:31:30.940 Have I ever mentioned that your body is your brain?

00:31:35.860 Is this the first time you've heard it?

00:31:38.020 Yeah.

00:31:38.220 His brain should be completely distorted by the pain in his body.

00:31:45.620 I would think that would be normal.

00:31:47.920 So, it doesn't surprise me a bit, actually.

00:31:51.700 You may have heard that Trump continues to tease his prime minister from the North, Trudeau.

00:31:58.520 And in his statement on truth, he called Canada the great state of Canada, meaning like a future state of the United States.

00:32:08.000 And he called Trudeau the governor, kind of kidding him that Canada is not important enough to be its own country.

00:32:14.780 Maybe it should just be a United States.

00:32:16.380 And here's the thing.

00:32:21.780 It wasn't long ago, maybe during the first Trump administration, that if he had pulled this, calling Canada a state and joking with Trudeau that he's just a governor,

00:32:36.300 don't you think people would have gone nuts and said, oh, my God, he's embarrassing us on the world stage.

00:32:43.660 He's a bully.

00:32:45.080 Why can't we have normal people in office? 0.77

00:32:47.860 He's not normal.

00:32:49.400 Stop him.

00:32:50.140 He's, oh, look at his tweets.

00:32:51.420 Oh, God.

00:32:52.300 Oh, no.

00:32:55.040 And what did people do this time when he insulted Trudeau, bullied him, and put him in his place, so to speak?

00:33:06.140 Here's what's different.

00:33:07.400 Trump has transformed from that bad boy who couldn't stop doing all the wrong things, according to you, into what I call a character.

00:33:19.900 As a character, he has the freedom to act within that character.

00:33:26.460 And somehow we've just given it to him, because as long as he's in character, we kind of get what's going on.

00:33:32.540 So what's in character for Trump is this, bullying his peers, trying to get a little psychological advantage on them, sometimes joking with them because it gets you to a better negotiation at some point.

00:33:47.600 I feel like Trump has now cemented his place as the person who acts this way, and it's okay, meaning that we all survived his first term, and he was this way.

00:34:03.060 But now, since you know you survived it, and nothing bad happened because he talks this way, now he's just a character.

00:34:10.580 And as a character, he can be funnier.

00:34:13.240 I think I've taught you that the reason AI can't be funny is that it doesn't have a personality.

00:34:19.400 You have to have a personality in order to fit the humor to your personality, and it's the two of those things that work.

00:34:27.960 If you take the personality away and you just do the joke, there's nothing there.

00:34:31.800 It's the personality plus the joke that gets you the humor.

00:34:37.060 So that's Trump.

00:34:38.040 He's got the personality plus the jokes.

00:34:42.620 Trump can read a room better than anybody in politics, and I think Trump is reading the Canadian room as well as the American one.

00:34:51.600 I think Trump wants Trudeau to be replaced, and he's mocking him in public so that the Canadians say some version of, oh, did we just send our leader to the United States, and did he just get mocked and sent home?

00:35:08.520 Basically, this is a kill shot.

00:35:14.000 Trump is using a linguistic kill shot on our neighbor to change their government.

00:35:20.140 Will it make a difference?

00:35:22.140 It might.

00:35:23.660 It might.

00:35:24.700 It is powerful enough.

00:35:26.040 Because if we had, just imagine this.

00:35:29.720 Just imagine this.

00:35:31.320 Imagine some president of the United States who's not Trump, just some other regular president.

00:35:37.100 Say we send our regular president to some other world power, and after done, the world power literally mocks him as not worthy of being a president.

00:35:47.900 You can't even hold that in your head, can you?

00:35:52.160 America would go nuts.

00:35:54.240 We'd be like, oh, no, we have to get rid of our president so we don't send somebody over who gets mocked that way, or we need to invade the country that did it or something.

00:36:04.340 But having Trump even gently mocking him, I would think just takes his legs out from being a credible politician in the future.

00:36:19.480 So I would expect to see the end of Trudeau as a political actor really soon.

00:36:26.500 I think this might have been the last push.

00:36:28.860 We'll see.

00:36:29.560 Bank more encores when you switch to a Scotiabank banking package.

00:36:38.040 Learn more at scotiabank.com slash banking packages.

00:36:41.360 Conditions apply.

00:36:43.180 Scotiabank.

00:36:43.900 You're richer than you think.

00:36:46.720 Meanwhile, Nancy Mace was attacked on the Capitol by what she says is a pro-trans man, and she had to get a new brace for her wrist.

00:36:58.960 I think her wrist was already hurt, and some ice for my arm, and it'll heal just fine, and the Capitol Police arrested him.

00:37:06.380 Now, you remember the story about the Democrat lawmaker who was attacked by the white supremacist?

00:37:15.640 You remember that story, right?

00:37:19.020 There was a Democrat lawmaker at the Capitol, and this white supremacist came in and just, like, started wailing on him.

00:37:30.580 You remember that?

00:37:31.800 No, it never happened.

00:37:33.480 Of course you don't remember it, because it never happened.

00:37:35.680 But Nancy Mace got attacked physically. 1.00

00:37:41.440 I wonder if there's any trend involved.

00:37:45.400 Well, let's see.

00:37:47.840 Nancy Mace was attacked physically.

00:37:51.140 Marjorie Taylor Greene got a bomb threat.

00:37:57.580 Birchett, also another Republican lawmaker, got a bomb threat.

00:38:02.060 Trump got a shot in the ear.

00:38:06.060 Do you see a pattern yet?

00:38:08.620 Yeah.

00:38:09.540 Republicans are still being hunted.

00:38:11.660 The J-6ers are still in jail. 1.00

00:38:15.380 Yep.

00:38:16.660 Still being hunted.

00:38:18.620 Well, I think that's going to change.

00:38:20.160 So, Joy Rea did another mentally unstable video where she looks in the camera with the eyes like this. 1.00

00:38:29.140 And I think Hitler's coming. 0.98

00:38:31.520 Oh, people.

00:38:32.720 Oh, I think Hitler's coming. 0.98

00:38:34.800 Hey, Hitler. 0.66

00:38:35.600 Orange Hitler. 0.86

00:38:36.820 Everybody can see it.

00:38:38.120 You can all see it.

00:38:39.080 You can all see it.

00:38:40.180 Orange Hitler's coming. 0.96

00:38:42.480 And I can't look away.

00:38:44.960 I watch every second of her videos because I just look at it and go,

00:38:49.300 Oh, what?

00:38:52.600 What is happening here?

00:38:55.080 So, here's one where I can't tell.

00:38:57.760 Is she really this stupid?

00:39:00.360 Or is she just doing this for political brainwashing propaganda effect? 1.00

00:39:06.740 She actually said that when Elon Musk and Trump and I think mostly those two,

00:39:13.460 they talk about running the country like a business,

00:39:17.840 Joy Rea takes that literally and then explains why running the country exactly like a business would be a bad idea. 1.00

00:39:27.720 Now, does Joy Rea not really understand how words work?

00:39:34.280 That doesn't make sense.

00:39:35.600 Doesn't she have like an IV education and she's on TV every night communicating very well? 0.98

00:39:41.960 Does she really not understand that when somebody like Musk says run the country like a business,

00:39:48.980 all they mean is don't do stupid shit?

00:39:51.300 That's all it means.

00:39:53.600 Just don't do stupid shit because companies don't or they try not to.

00:39:59.280 And she turned that into, well, if you're going to run like a country,

00:40:03.840 I guess you'd get rid of all those unnecessary expenses,

00:40:07.980 you know, like all the things that help people.

00:40:09.920 And like, no, no.

00:40:13.540 Everybody knows they don't mean that.

00:40:15.720 Everybody knows that just means don't do stupid shit.

00:40:18.360 Everybody knows that.

00:40:20.700 Does she, is she the only person in the world who doesn't understand what it means to run the government like a business?

00:40:29.320 Is she just lying?

00:40:31.960 And or, or trying to convince you that she really believes this is like a business.

00:40:37.340 I mean, I don't know.

00:40:40.380 I'm actually, my first instinct is she couldn't possibly be that dumb to think that they mean that literally

00:40:47.460 and that the analogy holds for every element of a business versus a corporation.

00:40:53.660 But on the other hand, this is exactly how Democrats argue.

00:40:57.500 They, they argue like the analogy is a literal.

00:41:01.440 They, they argue like hyperbole is literal.

00:41:05.660 I don't know.

00:41:07.060 She might be that dumb, but I, I, I'm, I'm going to lean toward its intentional bad behavior 0.98

00:41:14.120 and not, not something she can't control.

00:41:18.440 Meanwhile, James Carville continues to entertain.

00:41:22.460 He might be the only Democrat who fully understands what happened with the Democrats and what they did wrong.

00:41:31.120 So listening to him talk and having the Democrats, you know, not, not understand any of it.

00:41:37.260 It's just entertaining the hell out of me.

00:41:39.100 So here's what he says now.

00:41:41.720 He said, well, did the language of identity politics really didn't hurt us ever?

00:41:46.760 And he says it wasn't bad, but there's evidence for a fact that no one talked about it in 2024.

00:41:52.280 So he's talking to somebody else's argument that, that identity politics couldn't have hurt them

00:41:57.960 because the Democrats weren't really talking about identity politics during the race.

00:42:04.780 And Carville says, so he goes, so wait a minute, if you have an idea and no one talks about it

00:42:11.760 and you still insist it was a good idea, it doesn't make any sense.

00:42:15.400 Right. So the Democrats, their, their, their top thing was identity politics,

00:42:22.300 but I think he correctly, correctly notes that when they ran for office,

00:42:27.260 suddenly their top thing disappeared.

00:42:30.420 It's because their top thing was just toxic and bad for the country.

00:42:35.200 So they couldn't even lead with their top thing because even they knew it wasn't a good thing.

00:42:41.740 If they believe their top thing was a good thing,

00:42:44.080 they certainly would have made it the, the focus of their entire campaign.

00:42:48.860 So Carville is totally correct that they were, that their philosophy,

00:42:53.560 even they knew was so weak that they couldn't mention it while running for office.

00:43:00.540 Wow. He's right about that.

00:43:04.100 But he says, and he points out that, uh, you know,

00:43:07.420 one side doesn't get to make all the rules. The other, the other side gets a vote too.

00:43:11.120 So he talks about how the Republicans, um,

00:43:14.080 very, very, very smartly focused on the identity politics because the public,

00:43:20.320 you know, believed that it was a thing.

00:43:23.800 And if there can't, if the Democrats weren't talking about it at this minute,

00:43:28.000 certainly everybody in the country still knew it was a thing.

00:43:30.860 So.

00:43:31.580 So he said, uh,

00:43:34.940 um,

00:43:37.540 he said that the late deciders,

00:43:39.560 78% of them thought Democrats want to defund the police.

00:43:44.400 Now,

00:43:45.500 um,

00:43:46.900 it is true that there were a lot of Democrats who did want to defund the police at one point,

00:43:51.640 including Kamala Harris.

00:43:52.860 It's not true that they were running on that.

00:43:56.100 I don't know that anybody was running on it,

00:43:58.800 but,

00:43:59.680 uh,

00:44:01.500 if 78% think Democrats want to defund the police,

00:44:04.720 that means that the Republicans were winning on messaging for sure.

00:44:09.040 Anyway, uh,

00:44:12.760 Carville will have no hope of convincing the other Democrats because they're still,

00:44:17.120 they're still stuck in a gaslighting environment.

00:44:19.780 They really,

00:44:20.880 really genuinely don't know what went wrong.

00:44:24.960 That's why it's so quiet.

00:44:26.160 I think they,

00:44:27.680 they're looking around and saying,

00:44:29.460 did we get,

00:44:30.780 did we get everything wrong?

00:44:32.500 Are we the bad guys?

00:44:34.200 And the answer is yes.

00:44:36.040 You got everything wrong and you are the bad guys.

00:44:38.720 Absolutely.

00:44:39.780 Yeah.

00:44:40.200 That's not even politics.

00:44:41.600 I'm just talking common sense.

00:44:43.680 Whoever opens the border to me,

00:44:45.320 that's not politics.

00:44:46.800 If you open the border,

00:44:49.120 no,

00:44:49.640 I'm sorry.

00:44:50.220 I'm not going to call that politics.

00:44:52.360 That that's a whole different level.

00:44:54.700 Whatever that is,

00:44:56.240 it's not politics.

00:45:00.220 Anyway,

00:45:00.660 here's my favorite story that kind of wraps it up.

00:45:03.780 Post-millennial is talking about it.

00:45:07.240 Apparently the,

00:45:08.100 the,

00:45:10.000 the black Kamala Harris campaign staffers were complaining about all the outright

00:45:17.220 racial discrimination against them during the race.

00:45:22.660 So Kamala Harris is black campaign. 1.00

00:45:26.320 People believed that working for the black candidate,

00:45:31.580 they were discriminated against for being black.

00:45:37.460 Does that sound like something that really happened?

00:45:41.740 I don't know.

00:45:43.820 But I'll tell you this.

00:45:46.000 Remember,

00:45:46.740 I've told you that reality is best decided by what is predictive.

00:45:51.360 What is predictive.

00:45:53.800 So if you've got a,

00:45:55.020 a theory on life that predicts what happens next,

00:45:58.520 that might be as close as you can get to understanding reality.

00:46:02.920 You still might be in some illusion,

00:46:05.380 but at least if you,

00:46:06.500 whatever your illusion is predicts the next step,

00:46:09.300 well,

00:46:09.520 you've got an advantage.

00:46:10.360 I mean,

00:46:11.540 that's good.

00:46:12.560 So let's test this against my view of reality.

00:46:16.400 My view of reality is that identity politics destroys everything it touches.

00:46:21.480 And that it does it in the order of what it touches hardest and first.

00:46:28.400 So anything that had lots of it and fast destroys itself.

00:46:34.000 So the Kamala Harris campaign,

00:46:36.420 I would say destroyed itself.

00:46:38.860 Would you agree?

00:46:39.640 First of all,

00:46:40.180 that that's an accurate observation,

00:46:41.520 that the campaign was largely incompetent compared to the Trump campaign for sure.

00:46:47.400 So I think you agree on that.

00:46:48.820 So certainly there was something organically terribly wrong with the campaign itself.

00:46:55.680 And we could see it every day.

00:46:57.300 I mean,

00:46:57.480 it was obvious even from the outside.

00:46:59.640 Now we find out that there was mass problems and that identity politics were top of mind within the campaign.

00:47:10.360 So my prediction is that the place that has the hardest,

00:47:15.440 fastest DEI identity politics issue will be the one that's most thoroughly destroyed the fastest.

00:47:24.440 Here it is.

00:47:25.980 So my prediction holds.

00:47:27.900 Now it's only a one point prediction,

00:47:29.420 right?

00:47:29.660 So you'd like to see the prediction work for other things.

00:47:32.420 So I would say that it has destroyed the campaign because the campaign had the highest concentration of identity politics.

00:47:39.400 So it was the most destroyed.

00:47:42.300 Secondly,

00:47:43.440 the Democrat Party in general had the next highest focused identity politics thing,

00:47:51.400 and it destroyed the entire Democratic Party.

00:47:55.040 Then you go up to the next level,

00:47:56.660 which is the United States.

00:47:58.020 But the United States had half the country,

00:48:01.280 you know,

00:48:01.760 roughly half the country who were not on board with identity politics and wanted to erase it from our minds.

00:48:08.040 And then half the country were deeply focused on it.

00:48:11.220 That predicts,

00:48:12.660 that predicts that you would have massive problems from identity politics,

00:48:17.680 but maybe your country would survive because it was only,

00:48:21.880 it's not a saturation.

00:48:22.940 See,

00:48:24.000 the Harris campaign was saturated with identity,

00:48:28.300 destroyed it.

00:48:29.240 The Democrat Party,

00:48:30.900 saturated with identity politics,

00:48:33.560 destroyed.

00:48:35.220 Now,

00:48:35.740 I think the party might be able to reform itself over time.

00:48:40.820 The Harris campaign is dead forever.

00:48:43.080 She's not going to run in 2028 and win an election. 0.98

00:48:46.480 So,

00:48:46.840 so again,

00:48:48.280 the consistency of my prediction.

00:48:50.540 So she had the most focus.

00:48:52.160 She's the most destroyed.

00:48:54.020 Democrats had the next most focus,

00:48:56.700 pretty,

00:48:57.320 pretty thoroughly destroyed,

00:48:59.480 but maybe with a chance to come back.

00:49:02.020 The America itself had a 50% saturation,

00:49:07.060 which really,

00:49:08.440 really fucked us up. 0.95

00:49:10.480 But we're a strong country and we,

00:49:14.080 we had enough balls to figure out how to get out of it.

00:49:19.400 Because that's what it took.

00:49:20.720 It just took,

00:49:21.380 it took people taking a arrow in the back and the forehead and the side.

00:49:25.380 It took people like me.

00:49:27.940 Here,

00:49:28.460 I'm not trying to,

00:49:29.760 I'm not trying to put myself as a hero because I was just doing what I felt like I needed to do.

00:49:35.580 I wasn't doing it for a bigger purpose.

00:49:40.480 So there you go.

00:49:42.560 Identity politics as a prediction will destroy everything where it's first and most focused.

00:49:49.080 And you'll see that you could put it on a graph and you'd see it every,

00:49:54.220 every place.

00:49:56.240 Meanwhile,

00:49:56.980 Melinda French Gates,

00:49:58.520 the,

00:49:58.740 the ex of Bill Gates is donating 150 million to a bunch of nonprofits.

00:50:04.840 That's a lot of it is to help remove barriers for women in the workplace. 1.00

00:50:12.800 What?

00:50:14.760 What?

00:50:16.840 Barriers for women in the workplace. 1.00

00:50:20.700 What,

00:50:21.220 what barrier are you talking about?

00:50:24.380 Here's a woman who clearly has not had to apply for a job in a long time. 0.97

00:50:29.780 Does Melinda French not know that if a man and a woman go into the same interview and they have similar or even anywhere in the same ballpark credentials,

00:50:42.420 that the woman gets hired every time,

00:50:44.420 every time in corporate America.

00:50:47.400 What problem is she,

00:50:48.760 is she fixing?

00:50:50.080 I don't know any company that doesn't prefer females over males for hiring,

00:50:56.500 including construction.

00:50:57.560 Because even the construction guys would be like,

00:51:01.160 oh,

00:51:01.420 we better get some diversity in here.

00:51:02.900 Oh,

00:51:03.240 there's a woman applying. 1.00

00:51:04.340 She's has all the skills.

00:51:05.960 Yes,

00:51:06.280 definitely get the woman. 0.80

00:51:07.380 Well,

00:51:07.560 there's a guy applying to no,

00:51:09.180 no,

00:51:09.300 no,

00:51:09.400 we need a woman. 1.00

00:51:10.480 We better get some women in here because we'll get in trouble. 1.00

00:51:13.840 So no,

00:51:14.600 I don't know any company.

00:51:16.360 I've never even heard of it in my entire life.

00:51:19.440 I've never heard of a place that wouldn't hire qualified women. 1.00

00:51:23.700 Have you?

00:51:25.300 Have you ever even heard of it?

00:51:26.500 Have you heard of one person telling the story that the qualified woman couldn't get a promotion or a raise?

00:51:34.040 Even once?

00:51:36.140 No,

00:51:36.820 I absolutely believe it was true in our past.

00:51:40.880 And you don't have to go that far back for it to be true.

00:51:44.400 70s,

00:51:45.000 80s,

00:51:45.500 definitely true then.

00:51:46.220 But today?

00:51:48.800 Today?

00:51:49.700 2024?

00:51:51.180 It's not even close.

00:51:52.740 Women have far advantages over men in employment.

00:51:56.780 It's not even close.

00:51:58.560 What world is she living in? 0.74

00:52:00.720 It's puzzling.

00:52:02.040 But I would use her as an example of somebody who,

00:52:06.660 unlike James Carville,

00:52:08.880 she doesn't know that she's making things worse.

00:52:13.340 When I look at this,

00:52:14.440 it almost looks like it's revenge against Bill Gates.

00:52:17.420 Like it's some kind of angry way to spend his money on something that's just,

00:52:22.200 that he would hate.

00:52:22.880 Because do you think Bill Gates is happy to see $150 million of what used to be his money

00:52:29.020 go to something that,

00:52:30.980 because Bill Gates is not an idiot,

00:52:33.100 he knows that Microsoft loves hiring women.

00:52:36.220 He knows it.

00:52:38.500 Oh my God.

00:52:40.840 All right.

00:52:41.280 So there's a story that the Department of Justice,

00:52:45.680 back in the old Trump administration,

00:52:48.660 spied on Kash Patel and other federal employees,

00:52:52.140 including two House members.

00:52:55.680 And it had something to do with Kash Patel looking into the Russia collusion hoax,

00:53:01.600 I think.

00:53:03.780 I have a little uncertainty about this story,

00:53:06.380 but what seems to be true is the Department of Justice did spy on Kash Patel,

00:53:11.280 and other people.

00:53:12.980 Whether they had good reason to do that,

00:53:15.360 we haven't heard any.

00:53:17.280 So I do have a feeling that

00:53:20.140 Kash might be going into that FBI job with a little bit of a chip on his shoulder.

00:53:26.720 And boy,

00:53:27.200 does he deserve a chip on his shoulder.

00:53:29.160 If there's anybody

00:53:30.060 who you would allow to operate with a chip on their shoulder,

00:53:34.900 it's him.

00:53:35.840 Because it's a real chip.

00:53:37.940 He's not imagining it.

00:53:39.320 Like they really went after him.

00:53:41.280 So even though that was the Trump administration,

00:53:44.840 the DOJ wasn't,

00:53:46.060 I don't think,

00:53:47.640 I think it's fair to say Trump did not order,

00:53:51.060 he did not order the investigation of Kash Patel.

00:53:54.220 So the DOJ has some answering.

00:53:57.540 But also on the Kash Patel story,

00:54:01.320 he said on Steve Bannon's War Room on a 2023 episode,

00:54:05.400 that we will go out and find the conspirators,

00:54:09.000 not just in government,

00:54:10.080 but in the media.

00:54:11.960 And he said,

00:54:12.520 quote,

00:54:12.800 yes,

00:54:13.080 we're going to come after the people in the media

00:54:15.100 who lied about American citizens,

00:54:17.840 who helped Joe Biden rig elections.

00:54:20.660 We're going to come after you.

00:54:21.960 Whether that's criminally or civilly,

00:54:23.680 we're going to figure that out.

00:54:24.860 But yeah,

00:54:25.680 we're putting you all on notice.

00:54:28.780 Now,

00:54:29.780 here's my question.

00:54:34.180 Where's the crime?

00:54:37.120 It's certainly bad behavior

00:54:38.540 for the media to collude with the Democrats

00:54:42.640 and effectively lie and create hoaxes

00:54:46.100 and support narratives they know are not true.

00:54:48.680 But is that illegal?

00:54:51.660 Is it even something you could sue over?

00:54:54.780 Because it's sort of how our entire system works.

00:54:58.580 If you could criminalize the actions

00:55:03.340 or civilly sue somebody

00:55:05.020 for who is in politics,

00:55:07.640 if they also influence the news

00:55:10.400 to, let's say,

00:55:12.200 use their narrative,

00:55:14.200 is that illegal?

00:55:17.200 And is it only illegal

00:55:19.720 if they're making up something

00:55:21.920 that isn't true,

00:55:22.900 like the Russia collusion hoax?

00:55:25.220 What if somebody influences Fox News

00:55:28.340 just by being a really good guest?

00:55:32.080 Just some Republican.

00:55:33.640 They're just really good guests.

00:55:35.140 And then that really good guest

00:55:36.420 goes on Fox News, hypothetically.

00:55:39.180 And then the other hosts,

00:55:40.700 the opinion people,

00:55:41.500 listen to it and they go,

00:55:42.320 oh, wow,

00:55:42.840 that's a pretty good opinion.

00:55:44.320 The way that person stated it is so good,

00:55:46.560 I'm going to adopt that.

00:55:47.880 I like it.

00:55:49.060 Would that be a case of the media colluding

00:55:51.880 with a Republican?

00:55:54.080 Or would it just be Republicans

00:55:55.940 and commenters saying,

00:55:58.120 oh, that's a good reframing of that issue.

00:56:00.340 I'm going to use that.

00:56:02.440 But suppose that politician

00:56:04.840 came on to Fox News,

00:56:06.900 and I haven't seen this.

00:56:08.080 I don't know that this has happened.

00:56:09.900 I think I'm going to be fact-checked on that.

00:56:11.700 Somebody's going to tell me it did happen,

00:56:13.020 but I can't think of an example.

00:56:15.160 Suppose somebody came on to Fox News,

00:56:16.820 they were a Republican politician,

00:56:19.700 and they said blah, blah,

00:56:22.060 and they created a hoax.

00:56:24.020 Just out of nothing,

00:56:25.320 like the fine people hoax

00:56:26.540 or the drinking bleach hoax,

00:56:28.300 just some hoax.

00:56:30.200 And then let's say Fox News adopted the hoax

00:56:32.960 and maybe even had meetings

00:56:36.360 and said, hey, we're all on the same team,

00:56:38.360 so we're going to push that hoax.

00:56:39.540 Now, none of that happened as far as I know.

00:56:42.260 I don't think that happens on Fox News.

00:56:44.400 But what if it did?

00:56:46.540 Would that be illegal?

00:56:48.700 And if it were, what crime would it be?

00:56:52.340 And if you could sue them civilly,

00:56:55.000 for what?

00:56:57.120 What exactly would you sue them for?

00:56:59.660 Because it's so basic

00:57:01.340 that people lie about other people,

00:57:04.260 especially in politics.

00:57:05.320 I don't know that you could ever sort out

00:57:07.640 like what was too far,

00:57:09.760 what's over the line.

00:57:12.000 I don't know.

00:57:13.120 It's just catchy stuff.

00:57:14.860 But do I think that Kash Patel has,

00:57:18.120 I think he has the right mindset

00:57:19.420 that the way the media lied to the people

00:57:23.580 and worked with the Democrats

00:57:24.780 didn't look like news.

00:57:27.360 I think on the right,

00:57:28.720 when they get things wrong,

00:57:30.480 it's because they thought it was right.

00:57:32.140 On the left, when they get things wrong,

00:57:34.820 it's because they know

00:57:35.600 they're running a hoax.

00:57:37.360 At least the people atop

00:57:38.600 know they're running a hoax.

00:57:39.820 It's really different.

00:57:41.700 So something needs to be done

00:57:43.840 about the hoaxing.

00:57:45.440 But I don't know that jail

00:57:46.920 or the courts are the answer to it.

00:57:50.620 I don't know what the answer is,

00:57:51.560 but I don't think they are the answer.

00:57:54.300 So it bothers me when somebody

00:57:55.920 who I would consider on my side,

00:57:58.860 that would be the conservative side of America,

00:58:02.140 where although I don't identify

00:58:04.720 as a conservative,

00:58:06.080 I prefer their company

00:58:08.200 and I prefer their management.

00:58:11.480 So that's where I'm at.

00:58:14.960 So I prefer Kash Patel

00:58:17.240 and people like him being in charge

00:58:19.440 of our vital things.

00:58:21.080 But he does make me uncomfortable

00:58:22.940 when he talks about finding the crime.

00:58:27.020 He's basically saying,

00:58:30.820 here's the people.

00:58:31.680 Now I'm going to go find a crime.

00:58:33.360 He didn't use those words,

00:58:34.720 but that's how it comes across.

00:58:36.580 And that's never okay.

00:58:38.760 It's never okay.

00:58:40.160 So I do not want to see Kash Patel

00:58:42.560 or the Department of Justice

00:58:43.940 or anybody in the Trump administration

00:58:46.060 doing the Stalin thing

00:58:49.180 where we don't like Adam Schiff,

00:58:51.020 so we're going to look for everything

00:58:52.840 that's a crime until we find one.

00:58:54.280 I mean, I really, really don't like Adam Schiff

00:58:57.000 and I think he's bad for the country

00:58:59.120 in a dozen different ways.

00:59:02.780 But no, I don't want them to say,

00:59:04.860 let's start with Adam Schiff

00:59:05.840 and go see if there's a crime we can put.

00:59:07.840 No, nope, nope.

00:59:09.600 That's a hard no.

00:59:11.520 Can't live in that country.

00:59:13.940 So, and I hope there's enough people

00:59:17.680 on the right who would agree on that.

00:59:19.360 I know some people just want revenge,

00:59:20.980 but you got to think beyond that.

00:59:28.740 I saw a opinion by Mike Cernovich

00:59:31.420 that I wanted to add a little to.

00:59:34.700 He said in a post today,

00:59:36.160 he said,

00:59:36.460 can we finally accept

00:59:37.540 that most of the subway psychopaths

00:59:39.700 are the result of high dose of weed products

00:59:42.820 and the resulting psychosis?

00:59:45.160 What do you think?

00:59:48.760 Before I give you my opinion,

00:59:50.880 do you think that high dose weed products

00:59:54.580 are causing the,

00:59:56.660 what seems to be the increase

00:59:57.980 in mental illness of the dangerous type?

01:00:02.000 Well, here's what I would add.

01:00:04.300 If you're talking about,

01:00:05.640 if you're talking about weed

01:00:07.760 that comes in a flower form

01:00:10.040 and you put it in a pipe or a joint

01:00:11.740 and you smoke it,

01:00:13.320 definitely not.

01:00:15.160 100% not.

01:00:17.940 With not even 1%.

01:00:19.860 There's no chance.

01:00:21.640 It'd be like,

01:00:22.380 does this anvil float?

01:00:24.120 No, not if it's an anvil.

01:00:26.440 Anvils don't float. 0.96

01:00:28.540 So, but there is a way

01:00:32.940 which Mike is right

01:00:35.420 because he sort of generically

01:00:38.420 calls it a high dose weed products.

01:00:41.200 And then some people said,

01:00:42.660 well, you know,

01:00:43.200 a friend of mine did a vape.

01:00:46.440 It should have been a weed vape,

01:00:47.740 but got a psychosis.

01:00:50.760 Now, in that case,

01:00:52.120 it was like a two hour psychosis.

01:00:54.380 I don't think that's what's happening

01:00:55.760 with the people

01:00:56.360 who are going crazy on subways.

01:00:58.360 I don't think it's a two hour problem.

01:00:59.880 It's probably a life problem.

01:01:01.900 But I don't think vaping is always weed.

01:01:05.800 I think the vapes,

01:01:07.280 first of all,

01:01:07.840 they put in other chemicals.

01:01:09.640 Second of all,

01:01:10.400 if you've ever tried vaping

01:01:11.700 and you've also tried

01:01:13.000 the regular version of weed,

01:01:15.420 the feeling you get

01:01:16.940 and the experience

01:01:17.800 aren't even close.

01:01:20.560 I love ordinary weed,

01:01:23.520 the legal kind,

01:01:24.960 but vaping,

01:01:26.620 not even a little bit.

01:01:27.720 It's not even,

01:01:28.240 it's not even a little bit attractive.

01:01:30.760 I know how it feels

01:01:31.940 and it just doesn't add much.

01:01:33.680 It just makes you kind of tired

01:01:34.660 and stupid. 0.89

01:01:36.100 So if that's weed,

01:01:37.300 I feel like maybe

01:01:40.420 they're slipping in

01:01:41.220 a little extra chemical there.

01:01:43.060 I don't know what,

01:01:44.360 but I worry that there's

01:01:46.120 like a trace of fentanyl

01:01:47.560 in there

01:01:47.960 or some damn thing.

01:01:49.400 So if you don't know

01:01:51.580 what you're getting,

01:01:52.860 that might be a bigger problem.

01:01:54.840 Yes.

01:01:55.400 And then there are also some,

01:01:56.540 what's the word for,

01:01:59.080 like artificial versions of weed.

01:02:05.920 So if it's an artificial version

01:02:07.800 or something called spice

01:02:09.120 or something made in a laboratory,

01:02:11.220 but it's like they call it

01:02:12.880 something about weed,

01:02:13.940 but it's really made in a laboratory.

01:02:15.740 I can see that giving you psychosis.

01:02:18.300 I'm no expert,

01:02:19.080 but so I'm going to agree

01:02:21.720 with Mike's take

01:02:22.920 that what he calls

01:02:26.080 the high-dose weed products

01:02:27.580 might be behind some of it.

01:02:32.520 It's a reasonable hypothesis,

01:02:35.800 but certainly not regular weed.

01:02:39.100 It's definitely not.

01:02:39.840 100% regular weed

01:02:43.720 is not causing any problems

01:02:44.980 that look like that.

01:02:48.720 I woke up to see a claim on X

01:02:51.800 that a bus-sized drone

01:02:53.340 had crashed in New York

01:02:54.540 or New Jersey

01:02:55.420 and the roads were closed

01:02:57.140 and soon we would see

01:02:58.920 these alien UAPs or UFOs

01:03:01.980 because one of them,

01:03:02.820 the size of a bus,

01:03:04.000 crashed and they got it surrounded

01:03:05.560 and they're looking into it.

01:03:07.860 But it turns out

01:03:08.840 it was just an automobile accident

01:03:10.480 and it was nothing like a UFO.

01:03:13.240 It was fake.

01:03:15.420 Then, of course,

01:03:16.080 have you seen

01:03:16.640 some of the impressive videos

01:03:18.940 of these shining objects

01:03:21.020 sometimes going into the ocean

01:03:22.380 and sometimes coming out?

01:03:24.740 Do those look real to you?

01:03:27.480 Do those videos look real?

01:03:30.120 It's kind of,

01:03:31.500 it's messing with my head.

01:03:33.020 Synthetic, thank you.

01:03:35.100 All morning I've been trying

01:03:36.220 to think of the word synthetic.

01:03:37.500 Synthetic, referring to the weed,

01:03:41.080 there is a synthetic form

01:03:42.740 of marijuana

01:03:44.080 that I wouldn't trust at all.

01:03:46.260 Like not even a little bit.

01:03:47.960 I wouldn't go near it.

01:03:50.760 But, so if that's the kind of product

01:03:53.320 that Mike Sernovich

01:03:55.200 is talking about,

01:03:55.840 the synthetics

01:03:56.500 and maybe the vaping,

01:03:59.280 yeah, I would stay away from those.

01:04:01.840 I would stay way away

01:04:02.960 from both of those.

01:04:03.680 All right, so yeah,

01:04:06.160 I don't believe any of the videos,

01:04:07.640 but it's funny

01:04:08.120 that we live in a time

01:04:09.420 when videos are easier to fake

01:04:12.100 because of AI

01:04:12.920 and we're getting tons of videos.

01:04:17.440 So here's my theory.

01:04:19.200 Some experts said the same thing.

01:04:22.740 That the fact that the FBI

01:04:25.880 says they don't know what it is

01:04:27.540 doesn't mean anything.

01:04:29.140 That doesn't mean

01:04:30.220 that the government's not involved.

01:04:33.600 If it's really a top secret

01:04:35.500 drone exercise,

01:04:37.540 the FBI would not know.

01:04:39.740 The local police would not know.

01:04:42.040 And most of the military

01:04:43.480 would not know.

01:04:44.700 And there might be only 12 people

01:04:46.160 in the world

01:04:46.740 who actually know.

01:04:48.760 And it might be the 12 people

01:04:49.940 in some deep secret military thing

01:04:52.780 where they're sending

01:04:53.880 the drones around.

01:04:54.740 Now, the second question would be,

01:04:56.000 and I'm stealing this

01:05:01.160 from an expert whose name

01:05:02.600 I forgot to write down,

01:05:04.000 so I'm a terrible person.

01:05:05.340 Oh, Emerson.

01:05:06.460 Emerson is his name.

01:05:08.720 And he was saying that

01:05:09.700 if the drones being tested

01:05:12.020 are for collecting data,

01:05:15.640 so they might be practicing

01:05:17.400 sucking up massive phone calls,

01:05:20.020 cell phones,

01:05:20.900 they might be practicing,

01:05:22.460 I don't know,

01:05:24.280 navigation without GPS.

01:05:27.200 They might be practicing

01:05:28.160 some kind of

01:05:30.540 just monitoring people's behavior,

01:05:34.280 something like that.

01:05:35.580 So,

01:05:36.960 he thinks that there might be

01:05:39.040 a test of

01:05:40.580 signal

01:05:41.620 signal interception equipment

01:05:44.180 that they wouldn't want

01:05:46.260 to tell you about.

01:05:48.400 Let's say you developed

01:05:50.040 a drone

01:05:50.780 which is made

01:05:51.880 to hover over

01:05:52.960 populated areas

01:05:54.420 and suck up 1.00

01:05:55.120 all their cell phone conversations.

01:05:57.960 Would you tell the public?

01:06:00.980 You can't tell the public.

01:06:02.720 And it might be

01:06:03.300 the only way

01:06:03.740 you could test it.

01:06:04.840 The only way

01:06:05.760 you could test it

01:06:06.600 is on a real population.

01:06:09.800 But,

01:06:10.800 the real population

01:06:11.880 would say,

01:06:12.320 are you kidding?

01:06:13.360 You are just testing,

01:06:14.700 stealing my cell phone data?

01:06:16.660 No, thank you.

01:06:18.020 How about

01:06:18.660 you stop that right away?

01:06:22.880 But,

01:06:23.360 let's say it was necessary.

01:06:25.040 Let's say the military said,

01:06:26.280 you know,

01:06:27.060 this is not ideal,

01:06:28.280 but it's the only way

01:06:29.140 we can test it.

01:06:30.340 It has to be

01:06:30.820 over a real population

01:06:31.800 and we won't use the data.

01:06:34.440 So,

01:06:34.900 we'll see if we can collect it,

01:06:36.500 but then we won't

01:06:37.400 collate it

01:06:38.040 or attach it

01:06:38.620 to any personality.

01:06:39.780 So,

01:06:40.160 we won't actually do anything

01:06:41.240 that puts you in danger,

01:06:42.620 but it will test the technology.

01:06:44.980 Could it absorb

01:06:45.740 these signals

01:06:46.380 and store them?

01:06:47.380 So,

01:06:48.520 maybe.

01:06:50.860 My guess is

01:06:51.840 that it's a

01:06:52.560 military operation,

01:06:54.100 otherwise we'd see

01:06:54.900 military response,

01:06:56.580 obviously.

01:06:57.340 We'd see a military

01:06:58.060 response by now.

01:06:59.840 So,

01:07:00.360 it's got to be military

01:07:01.240 and I don't think

01:07:02.360 the FBI necessarily knows

01:07:03.720 and I don't think

01:07:04.340 the local police know,

01:07:06.480 but the tell

01:07:07.100 is that people

01:07:08.820 like the governor

01:07:09.520 of New Jersey

01:07:10.540 say things like,

01:07:12.240 we don't think

01:07:12.740 there's a threat.

01:07:14.520 How do you know that

01:07:15.920 if you don't know

01:07:16.640 what it is?

01:07:18.240 The only way

01:07:19.140 you know it's not

01:07:19.860 a threat,

01:07:21.020 the only way

01:07:21.820 is if the people

01:07:23.760 who are doing it

01:07:24.880 told you to say that.

01:07:29.580 That's the only way.

01:07:31.180 So,

01:07:31.640 if the governor

01:07:32.240 got a call

01:07:32.740 from somebody

01:07:33.260 who said,

01:07:34.260 you know,

01:07:34.760 I can't tell you

01:07:35.500 what's going on,

01:07:36.940 but I can assure you

01:07:38.060 and the only thing

01:07:39.700 you have to go on

01:07:40.360 is my credibility

01:07:41.200 as let's say

01:07:42.820 a general

01:07:43.300 in the military,

01:07:44.480 maybe some general.

01:07:45.720 The only thing

01:07:46.420 I can offer you

01:07:47.060 is my credibility

01:07:47.940 of, you know,

01:07:48.660 30 years in the service.

01:07:49.920 I'm a general.

01:07:50.840 I assure you

01:07:51.900 there's no risk

01:07:53.120 to the public.

01:07:54.660 But beyond that,

01:07:55.580 we have no information

01:07:56.740 to give you.

01:07:58.980 Doesn't it sound

01:07:59.620 like that happened?

01:08:01.060 I think that happened.

01:08:02.200 Otherwise,

01:08:02.540 the governor

01:08:02.900 would already be,

01:08:04.300 you know,

01:08:05.280 maybe moving people

01:08:06.580 into the zone

01:08:07.320 or something.

01:08:08.060 You'd relocate people.

01:08:09.060 So I think the governor

01:08:10.800 must have been told

01:08:12.020 and maybe the local police

01:08:13.360 must have been told

01:08:14.560 that it's no risk

01:08:16.680 and the only person

01:08:17.820 who could tell them that

01:08:18.760 are the people behind it.

01:08:21.420 Nobody else would know.

01:08:24.020 So I think

01:08:24.880 it's kind of obvious

01:08:25.600 what it is.

01:08:26.560 It's obviously military.

01:08:28.000 It's obvious

01:08:28.440 that the authorities

01:08:30.100 don't know the details,

01:08:31.260 but they have been told

01:08:31.900 not to worry.

01:08:34.520 All right.

01:08:34.780 So some of

01:08:39.140 the January 6th

01:08:41.560 committee people,

01:08:43.060 they say Trump

01:08:44.000 is trying to send

01:08:44.700 a message

01:08:45.240 with his calls

01:08:47.020 for their imprisonment.

01:08:48.820 So I think

01:08:49.880 the January 6th

01:08:50.820 committee

01:08:51.100 was completely corrupt.

01:08:54.220 But as I've said before,

01:08:56.100 I'm not aware

01:08:57.060 of a specific law

01:08:58.600 that they broke.

01:09:00.420 They seem to have lied.

01:09:01.920 They seem to have destroyed

01:09:02.940 some information,

01:09:06.260 but they would claim

01:09:07.600 maybe it was accidental.

01:09:08.880 I don't know.

01:09:09.660 But there's definitely

01:09:11.320 tons of bad behavior.

01:09:13.300 You know,

01:09:13.440 there's lying,

01:09:14.420 there's, you know,

01:09:15.400 ignoring exculpatory evidence.

01:09:17.680 Every bit of it

01:09:18.500 was crooked and bad. 0.85

01:09:20.580 But was it illegal?

01:09:23.740 I think I saw

01:09:25.100 Jonathan Turley say

01:09:26.340 there's no specific crime

01:09:27.980 that looks like

01:09:29.620 they can get a conviction.

01:09:31.100 You know,

01:09:31.260 there's nothing

01:09:31.680 that the public can see

01:09:32.780 that looked like

01:09:34.040 it's illegal.

01:09:35.640 And since I'm not a lawyer,

01:09:37.420 I'll just take his,

01:09:39.000 I hope I've interpreted

01:09:40.260 that correctly,

01:09:41.080 but I think he doesn't see

01:09:42.760 a path to a crime.

01:09:44.600 But I don't mind

01:09:45.740 that they're threatened

01:09:46.520 with it.

01:09:48.000 I don't mind

01:09:48.800 that they're threatened

01:09:49.540 because the behavior

01:09:51.220 was certainly

01:09:52.080 as bad as a crime.

01:09:53.620 I would say worse.

01:09:54.900 It was worse

01:09:55.640 than a lot of crimes

01:09:56.540 that are definitely illegal.

01:09:58.360 and I'd hate

01:10:00.860 that nothing happens

01:10:02.680 because of a technicality.

01:10:04.760 But certainly people

01:10:05.840 who engage

01:10:07.680 in that kind of behavior,

01:10:09.260 the January 6th

01:10:10.300 select committee,

01:10:11.600 some of the worst

01:10:12.320 human beings

01:10:13.100 I've ever seen.

01:10:14.660 I mean,

01:10:14.840 you have to be

01:10:15.260 a terrible human being

01:10:16.820 to be part of that.

01:10:19.660 That's,

01:10:20.180 I,

01:10:20.800 you can't respect

01:10:21.820 any part of that.

01:10:25.140 Anyway,

01:10:26.080 I,

01:10:28.360 so Republicans

01:10:30.040 think that,

01:10:32.300 or there's a thought

01:10:34.140 that no Republican

01:10:36.040 senator is going

01:10:36.920 to fight Trump

01:10:37.780 if he tries to pardon

01:10:39.120 the January 6th people.

01:10:41.660 I would go further

01:10:42.860 and say,

01:10:43.520 if you're a Republican

01:10:44.400 and you oppose

01:10:46.300 January 6th pardons,

01:10:48.540 good luck

01:10:49.520 getting reelected.

01:10:51.780 If you want to know

01:10:52.800 the fastest way

01:10:53.680 to not get reelected,

01:10:55.520 just go in public

01:10:56.700 and say you don't agree

01:10:57.720 with those January 6th pardons.

01:11:00.480 You are so done.

01:11:03.700 All right.

01:11:04.140 This is,

01:11:04.880 this is a serious red line.

01:11:07.420 Any Republican

01:11:08.220 who crosses this line

01:11:10.300 and says anybody

01:11:11.280 on the January,

01:11:11.900 anybody on the January 6th

01:11:13.340 should stay in jail, 0.78

01:11:14.400 even the violent ones,

01:11:15.880 even the violent ones,

01:11:17.140 I think you're out of business.

01:11:19.140 You should be.

01:11:19.740 I don't,

01:11:22.680 I do not see

01:11:24.460 any possible way

01:11:25.560 that a Republican

01:11:26.240 could get reelected

01:11:27.400 with that point of view.

01:11:30.320 Although,

01:11:30.960 it would agree

01:11:31.540 with the Democrat

01:11:32.300 they're running against.

01:11:34.880 So,

01:11:35.680 I'm rethinking this

01:11:36.620 on the fly.

01:11:38.380 I'm thinking

01:11:39.020 that the Republicans

01:11:39.940 wouldn't support

01:11:40.700 the Republican,

01:11:41.720 but they also

01:11:42.680 wouldn't want

01:11:43.100 the Democrat.

01:11:44.780 I don't know.

01:11:45.700 I think this would be

01:11:46.620 one where I'd rather

01:11:47.380 have the Democrat win.

01:11:50.200 Well,

01:11:50.740 no,

01:11:51.040 because the Democrat

01:11:51.600 would also be

01:11:52.460 against the pardon.

01:11:54.560 Yeah,

01:11:55.060 I guess it's a little

01:11:55.860 more complicated

01:11:56.500 than I first thought.

01:11:57.780 But,

01:11:58.120 if you're a Republican,

01:11:59.160 I would not fight

01:12:00.280 the January 6th pardons.

01:12:01.800 I would roll over

01:12:02.940 and find something else

01:12:03.960 to worry about.

01:12:06.260 Trump has a new proposal.

01:12:08.520 He wants businesses

01:12:09.640 that invest

01:12:10.220 over a billion dollars

01:12:11.200 in the U.S.

01:12:12.360 He wants them

01:12:12.960 to receive expedited

01:12:15.040 approvals and permits.

01:12:17.160 Now,

01:12:18.220 how big a deal

01:12:19.640 is that?

01:12:21.920 It's really big.

01:12:23.960 And,

01:12:24.500 have you seen

01:12:25.540 the stats

01:12:26.180 on how many

01:12:27.520 billion dollar companies

01:12:28.800 have been created

01:12:29.660 in the United States

01:12:30.920 in the last

01:12:31.880 few decades

01:12:32.960 versus how many

01:12:34.340 have been created

01:12:35.140 in Europe?

01:12:37.000 So,

01:12:37.560 in the United States,

01:12:38.780 I don't know

01:12:39.180 what the number is,

01:12:40.040 50 or whatever,

01:12:41.260 but quite a few.

01:12:42.860 Quite a few.

01:12:44.340 The number in Europe

01:12:45.120 is none.

01:12:46.800 None.

01:12:48.620 In decades,

01:12:50.060 they haven't created

01:12:50.680 a new billion dollar business

01:12:51.920 in Europe.

01:12:52.360 None.

01:12:54.020 Now,

01:12:54.800 why?

01:12:56.320 Well,

01:12:56.860 why is probably

01:12:58.080 red tape

01:12:58.940 in tradition,

01:13:00.100 some of it's cultural,

01:13:01.920 but a lot of it

01:13:03.380 probably is just

01:13:04.100 the red tape.

01:13:05.120 It's just hard

01:13:05.700 to get anything going.

01:13:06.700 In Europe,

01:13:07.240 it's harder.

01:13:08.620 So,

01:13:09.160 Trump's instinct

01:13:10.060 to reduce regulations

01:13:11.800 to make it easier

01:13:12.640 to do business

01:13:13.380 is right on.

01:13:14.500 I've told you before

01:13:15.440 that I've had

01:13:16.160 numerous

01:13:17.820 small business ideas

01:13:20.120 for California.

01:13:22.980 For example,

01:13:23.700 I would love to open

01:13:24.700 a cat petting cafe,

01:13:26.320 but it's California.

01:13:31.840 So,

01:13:32.360 I'd go,

01:13:32.700 oh,

01:13:33.100 it's California.

01:13:33.900 There's no point in it

01:13:34.780 because California

01:13:36.720 would make me,

01:13:37.720 you know,

01:13:38.040 try to preserve

01:13:38.820 some endangered frogs

01:13:40.780 and I would have

01:13:42.080 to guarantee

01:13:42.580 that I hired,

01:13:43.580 you know,

01:13:44.220 diverse employees

01:13:45.240 and,

01:13:46.260 you know,

01:13:46.380 I would get sued

01:13:47.240 for who knows what

01:13:48.980 and,

01:13:49.820 you know,

01:13:49.960 the power would go out.

01:13:52.160 California is not

01:13:53.080 really suitable

01:13:53.800 for starting a business

01:13:55.000 at the moment.

01:13:55.820 Not a small business.

01:13:56.960 I don't know,

01:13:57.280 maybe a bigger one

01:13:57.980 would make sense.

01:13:59.420 But,

01:14:00.440 so when he says

01:14:03.000 that he will,

01:14:04.360 if you bring

01:14:05.180 a billion dollars

01:14:05.940 into the country,

01:14:07.340 he'll expedite

01:14:07.980 the approvals

01:14:08.500 and permits,

01:14:09.240 that's a really big deal.

01:14:11.640 And,

01:14:12.080 here's the thing

01:14:13.540 that nobody said

01:14:14.620 when Trump said this.

01:14:18.580 Nobody said,

01:14:19.760 you're not the president.

01:14:22.740 So,

01:14:23.320 he's not even the president

01:14:24.200 but he puts out,

01:14:26.040 he puts out this proposal

01:14:27.740 as if president.

01:14:30.480 And,

01:14:31.120 and I think everybody treats it

01:14:32.560 as though he said it

01:14:33.720 as president.

01:14:34.980 Which they should.

01:14:36.560 Common sense.

01:14:37.580 Common sense says

01:14:38.480 the real president's,

01:14:40.380 you know,

01:14:40.640 disabled.

01:14:42.020 And if we have somebody

01:14:43.180 who can step in

01:14:44.140 who's legitimate

01:14:44.880 because he did get

01:14:45.940 most of the votes,

01:14:47.440 yeah,

01:14:48.060 act like a president.

01:14:49.400 So,

01:14:49.780 the fact that he does this

01:14:50.740 without an apology,

01:14:52.540 you know,

01:14:52.680 he doesn't add anything like,

01:14:54.180 you know,

01:14:54.460 once I'm sworn in,

01:14:56.440 you know,

01:14:56.660 he doesn't have to do

01:14:57.400 any of that.

01:14:58.320 He just says what he's

01:14:59.500 going to do.

01:15:00.480 And then,

01:15:01.740 it's done.

01:15:02.620 I mean,

01:15:02.900 you could argue

01:15:03.560 that he implemented it already.

01:15:06.780 Because if what he's offering

01:15:08.380 is expediting approvals

01:15:10.120 and permits,

01:15:10.940 he doesn't need to pass

01:15:12.080 a new law.

01:15:13.240 Probably.

01:15:14.500 He doesn't have to get

01:15:15.740 anybody's permission.

01:15:17.580 Probably.

01:15:18.960 Probably if just some

01:15:20.000 big billion dollar company

01:15:21.200 wanted to do this,

01:15:22.160 they would just contact him

01:15:23.340 or Elon Musk

01:15:24.180 who could contact him.

01:15:25.240 They'd get to him somehow.

01:15:26.460 And then Trump would say,

01:15:27.740 what is it you want to build?

01:15:29.200 A chip factory.

01:15:31.060 Absolutely.

01:15:32.080 I'll have my people

01:15:33.180 remove all the

01:15:34.260 stupid regulations

01:15:35.560 and get you right in business.

01:15:37.780 Because I think,

01:15:38.420 I think the chip manufacturing

01:15:39.720 is

01:15:40.120 maybe largely

01:15:41.960 what he has in mind.

01:15:43.260 Because you don't want

01:15:44.060 to have too much red tape.

01:15:45.120 Otherwise,

01:15:45.560 we'll fall behind

01:15:46.640 any AI.

01:15:47.720 And we'll all be dead.

01:15:51.160 Meanwhile,

01:15:51.800 in Argentina,

01:15:52.720 a story which

01:15:53.560 I feel is fishy.

01:15:56.020 you know those

01:15:58.520 things that are

01:15:59.620 too good to be true

01:16:00.660 are a little too

01:16:01.960 on the nose,

01:16:03.380 a little too perfect.

01:16:05.800 Well,

01:16:06.320 so as you know,

01:16:07.680 Argentina's new

01:16:08.680 president,

01:16:09.740 Millet,

01:16:10.700 is a

01:16:11.740 ex-economist.

01:16:13.820 And he had

01:16:14.600 very,

01:16:15.140 very big claims

01:16:15.940 about what he was

01:16:16.760 going to do

01:16:17.100 to turn around

01:16:17.760 Argentina

01:16:18.340 and he was going

01:16:19.020 to do it fast.

01:16:20.340 And so today,

01:16:21.000 the news is saying

01:16:21.800 that Argentina

01:16:23.660 has completely

01:16:24.480 removed the deficit

01:16:25.600 meaning that

01:16:26.420 the government

01:16:26.880 is bringing in

01:16:27.720 more revenue

01:16:28.560 than it's spending.

01:16:30.160 And he said

01:16:30.620 with no debt,

01:16:32.460 says there's,

01:16:33.760 yeah,

01:16:34.380 no inflation.

01:16:36.280 So suddenly,

01:16:37.320 Argentina is looking

01:16:39.060 like a great economy

01:16:40.160 or the beginning

01:16:41.160 of a great economy.

01:16:42.680 And he says

01:16:44.180 Argentina will become 1.00

01:16:45.160 the AI

01:16:45.880 and nuclear powerhouse,

01:16:48.200 which is exactly

01:16:49.620 the smart thing

01:16:50.520 you'd want

01:16:51.040 your president

01:16:51.880 to say

01:16:52.380 if he were

01:16:52.800 the president

01:16:53.220 of Argentina.

01:16:54.640 So here's

01:16:55.280 my problem.

01:16:57.060 Is this a little

01:16:57.780 too good?

01:16:59.980 Do you believe

01:17:00.500 this?

01:17:02.060 Do you believe

01:17:02.920 that the economists

01:17:04.240 came in

01:17:04.920 and completely

01:17:06.100 turned the country

01:17:06.940 around in one year?

01:17:09.540 Does that sound

01:17:10.760 real to you?

01:17:13.400 I'd love to think

01:17:14.440 it was.

01:17:15.720 Like,

01:17:16.080 in my perfect world,

01:17:17.120 this is completely

01:17:17.780 real,

01:17:18.380 because it suggests

01:17:19.340 we could do

01:17:19.880 something like it.

01:17:21.660 But the question

01:17:22.460 I would have is,

01:17:23.420 did Argentina

01:17:24.100 not have a bunch

01:17:25.280 of welfare,

01:17:27.720 health care expenses

01:17:29.180 that they couldn't cut?

01:17:30.920 Or did he cut

01:17:32.060 things that they

01:17:32.840 shouldn't have cut

01:17:33.640 and that the real story

01:17:35.220 is that the poor

01:17:36.240 are all going to

01:17:36.960 starve to death

01:17:37.660 because the only way

01:17:38.880 the government

01:17:39.360 could cut their costs

01:17:40.440 to get rid of the deficit

01:17:41.960 is to stop helping

01:17:43.660 people in need?

01:17:45.360 Are we going to

01:17:46.120 find that out?

01:17:47.800 This is one of those

01:17:48.740 stories where only

01:17:49.520 the good side

01:17:50.280 is shown.

01:17:51.540 Oh, great,

01:17:52.500 you got rid of

01:17:53.060 the deficit.

01:17:54.960 Did anything else

01:17:56.220 happen?

01:17:57.820 Such as,

01:17:59.340 I don't know,

01:18:02.540 poor people dying

01:18:03.860 in mass because

01:18:05.100 the government

01:18:06.180 isn't helping them

01:18:06.920 anymore?

01:18:08.040 Like, what are you

01:18:08.660 giving up?

01:18:09.840 Is there more crime

01:18:11.140 because you had to

01:18:12.420 cut the police force?

01:18:13.840 I don't know.

01:18:15.280 So,

01:18:15.900 I'm just going to say

01:18:16.940 that this story

01:18:17.620 smells wrong.

01:18:18.640 I sure hope

01:18:20.120 it's true

01:18:20.620 because I would

01:18:21.740 love for Argentina

01:18:22.460 to do well.

01:18:24.380 I would love

01:18:25.160 that somebody

01:18:26.420 with an economics

01:18:27.280 background

01:18:27.860 did well.

01:18:29.640 By the way,

01:18:30.260 that was true

01:18:30.760 in India, right?

01:18:31.800 Isn't Modi

01:18:32.600 an economist?

01:18:35.640 I don't know

01:18:36.340 too much about

01:18:36.920 the Indian system,

01:18:38.660 but I think

01:18:39.000 Modi is an economist,

01:18:40.200 right?

01:18:40.400 So,

01:18:42.600 here's my second

01:18:44.000 question.

01:18:45.360 I would like to

01:18:46.120 know the history

01:18:46.920 of economists

01:18:48.180 who rose to

01:18:49.440 the top office

01:18:50.280 and how often

01:18:51.620 that made a

01:18:52.200 difference.

01:18:54.700 Wouldn't it be

01:18:55.460 fun to find out

01:18:56.420 that, let's say,

01:18:57.460 it only happened

01:18:58.020 five times in

01:18:58.900 history and all

01:19:00.160 five times the

01:19:00.900 country completely

01:19:01.620 turned around in

01:19:02.400 a year?

01:19:02.880 Because I think

01:19:03.500 India had kind

01:19:04.880 of an economic

01:19:05.460 miracle with

01:19:06.240 an economist in

01:19:07.260 charge, right?

01:19:07.740 I don't know

01:19:09.640 enough about

01:19:10.060 India to know

01:19:10.640 that that's true,

01:19:11.840 but I kind of

01:19:13.600 vaguely think

01:19:14.160 that's true.

01:19:15.880 So, give me a

01:19:16.460 fact check in

01:19:17.020 the comments if

01:19:17.820 you know more

01:19:18.240 about the

01:19:18.780 Indian system.

01:19:21.520 Meanwhile,

01:19:22.280 the representative

01:19:23.480 Jamal Bowman,

01:19:24.820 who's no longer

01:19:25.460 representative,

01:19:26.180 he was ousted

01:19:26.880 in New York,

01:19:28.320 he did some

01:19:29.720 kind of open

01:19:30.340 letter,

01:19:31.560 which he said,

01:19:32.500 dear white

01:19:33.000 people,

01:19:33.700 that's a bad

01:19:35.140 start,

01:19:36.040 dear white

01:19:36.620 people,

01:19:37.740 okay,

01:19:38.440 where's this

01:19:38.920 going?

01:19:41.360 And he's

01:19:42.060 mad about the

01:19:42.780 Penny verdict,

01:19:43.980 Jamal Bowman

01:19:44.600 is.

01:19:45.320 He says,

01:19:45.880 don't know why

01:19:46.580 I feel the

01:19:47.000 need to keep

01:19:47.500 talking to

01:19:47.980 you,

01:19:48.380 meaning to

01:19:48.940 white people.

01:19:51.260 And he

01:19:51.880 said on

01:19:53.500 Tuesday that,

01:19:54.400 quote,

01:19:54.520 white supremacy

01:19:55.320 is the reason

01:19:56.120 Daniel Penny

01:19:56.740 was acquitted.

01:19:59.540 Oh,

01:20:00.080 my goodness.

01:20:02.140 And he

01:20:02.700 said he

01:20:02.980 doesn't

01:20:03.260 understand why

01:20:04.100 people feel

01:20:04.900 the need to

01:20:05.420 keep talking

01:20:05.940 to white

01:20:06.360 people.

01:20:07.740 well,

01:20:09.940 Jamal,

01:20:10.900 this might

01:20:12.080 have something

01:20:12.680 to do with

01:20:13.220 why you're

01:20:13.640 ousted.

01:20:15.180 So he's

01:20:15.980 doubling down

01:20:16.780 on identity

01:20:17.480 politics.

01:20:19.160 And I was

01:20:19.620 watching,

01:20:20.120 oh,

01:20:22.220 Dan Abrams,

01:20:23.380 I think he's

01:20:23.920 on News

01:20:24.320 Nation now,

01:20:25.360 used to be

01:20:25.800 on MSNBC,

01:20:26.840 if that's

01:20:27.200 correct.

01:20:28.400 And he was

01:20:28.960 talking to a

01:20:29.700 Black Lives

01:20:30.240 Matter leader

01:20:31.900 who was

01:20:32.580 saying that

01:20:33.040 the Daniel

01:20:34.080 Penny thing

01:20:34.580 was pure

01:20:35.320 racism.

01:20:37.380 And Abrams

01:20:38.020 was,

01:20:39.060 who I

01:20:39.540 believe is

01:20:41.000 a Democrat,

01:20:42.440 he was

01:20:43.000 just no.

01:20:45.160 He was a

01:20:46.100 hard no

01:20:46.740 on the

01:20:47.660 Penny situation

01:20:48.460 being about

01:20:49.000 race.

01:20:49.960 I really

01:20:50.340 appreciated that.

01:20:51.860 Now,

01:20:52.260 I'll need a

01:20:52.960 confirmation.

01:20:53.760 He does,

01:20:55.280 doesn't he

01:20:55.880 side Democrat?

01:20:57.060 He's not

01:21:00.060 an extremist,

01:21:00.760 but I

01:21:00.960 thought he

01:21:01.200 was always

01:21:01.700 friendly to

01:21:03.220 the left

01:21:03.600 in terms

01:21:04.040 of politics.

01:21:05.160 So if you

01:21:05.480 could get

01:21:05.760 somebody like

01:21:06.300 Dan Abrams,

01:21:07.900 who's friendly

01:21:08.620 to the left

01:21:09.160 on politics,

01:21:09.780 to say,

01:21:10.620 this Daniel

01:21:11.080 Penny situation,

01:21:12.580 nope,

01:21:13.380 nope,

01:21:14.120 absolutely not.

01:21:15.000 That is not

01:21:15.720 about racism.

01:21:18.300 And I

01:21:18.680 agree.

01:21:21.420 Meanwhile,

01:21:22.200 there's

01:21:22.560 talk that

01:21:24.280 Laura Trump,

01:21:25.220 who is now

01:21:25.620 stepping down

01:21:26.400 as the RNC

01:21:27.360 co-chair,

01:21:28.880 might be

01:21:29.420 considering a

01:21:30.120 Senate seat

01:21:30.660 to replace

01:21:31.320 Rubio.

01:21:33.300 What would

01:21:34.000 you think

01:21:34.360 of Laura

01:21:34.900 Trump as

01:21:35.960 a Florida

01:21:36.700 senator?

01:21:40.380 I will

01:21:41.160 not wait

01:21:41.760 for your

01:21:42.060 answers,

01:21:42.860 and I will

01:21:43.320 tell you

01:21:43.700 the answer.

01:21:44.960 I like

01:21:45.460 it.

01:21:46.160 I like

01:21:46.920 it a lot.

01:21:48.640 And again,

01:21:49.260 I've had

01:21:49.740 some interactions

01:21:51.760 with her

01:21:52.360 on interviews.

01:21:53.620 She's interviewed

01:21:54.080 me a few

01:21:54.540 times on

01:21:55.160 video.

01:21:57.480 And

01:21:57.940 I'll tell

01:21:59.520 you the one

01:21:59.920 thing you

01:22:00.340 get from

01:22:00.800 her,

01:22:01.360 like loud

01:22:02.060 and clear,

01:22:02.900 is she

01:22:03.680 projects

01:22:04.400 competence.

01:22:07.540 Like,

01:22:08.060 you just

01:22:08.360 feel it.

01:22:09.740 So she's

01:22:10.280 got the

01:22:10.760 charisma,

01:22:12.260 the fight,

01:22:14.200 the connections,

01:22:15.700 the competence,

01:22:16.340 and to

01:22:18.620 Donald Trump's

01:22:20.480 point of

01:22:21.940 view,

01:22:22.980 she's

01:22:23.480 perfect on

01:22:24.260 camera.

01:22:24.920 The camera

01:22:25.240 loves her.

01:22:26.440 So if you

01:22:27.160 have,

01:22:27.840 and her

01:22:28.440 physicality,

01:22:29.340 I don't think

01:22:29.800 can be

01:22:30.080 ignored.

01:22:31.200 If you've

01:22:32.280 never seen

01:22:32.740 her workout

01:22:33.340 routine on

01:22:34.080 her Instagram

01:22:34.580 posts,

01:22:35.620 oh my

01:22:35.980 God,

01:22:37.320 she really

01:22:38.100 takes exercise

01:22:38.920 and fitness

01:22:39.860 to a level

01:22:40.500 that is

01:22:41.640 inspiring,

01:22:43.120 actually.

01:22:43.520 It's just

01:22:43.860 inspiring.

01:22:45.220 So does

01:22:46.620 she have 0.72

01:22:46.900 the tools

01:22:47.500 to be a

01:22:49.720 senator?

01:22:50.500 I'm going

01:22:51.040 to say

01:22:51.280 hard yes. 0.97

01:22:53.060 I'd be

01:22:53.660 pretty happy

01:22:54.100 with that.

01:22:55.480 So if

01:22:56.680 you had to

01:22:57.040 predict,

01:22:57.740 I would

01:22:58.100 predict that

01:22:58.760 she will

01:22:59.100 be a

01:22:59.440 senator.

01:23:00.760 We'll

01:23:00.980 see.

01:23:03.880 Elon

01:23:04.400 Musk 0.77

01:23:04.760 apparently

01:23:05.220 set a

01:23:06.600 new record

01:23:07.080 for richness,

01:23:08.260 so he

01:23:08.800 crossed the

01:23:09.360 400 billion

01:23:10.260 mark.

01:23:11.620 He's in

01:23:12.140 the mid

01:23:12.460 400 billion

01:23:13.600 range of

01:23:14.980 richness.

01:23:15.980 Now,

01:23:16.300 I'm not

01:23:16.580 the first

01:23:16.960 person to

01:23:17.560 predict this,

01:23:18.400 but I

01:23:19.400 think he's

01:23:19.900 only two

01:23:20.400 years from

01:23:20.940 the first

01:23:21.340 trillionaire.

01:23:23.280 First

01:23:23.840 trillionaire.

01:23:24.900 Because I

01:23:25.660 think when

01:23:26.040 the robots

01:23:26.900 go online

01:23:27.680 and his

01:23:29.140 robo-taxies 1.00

01:23:30.540 go online

01:23:32.220 and he's

01:23:33.160 part of the

01:23:33.580 Trump

01:23:33.820 administration,

01:23:34.760 so those,

01:23:35.540 let's say,

01:23:36.360 those things

01:23:36.860 holding him

01:23:37.420 back,

01:23:38.380 regulations

01:23:39.040 and red

01:23:39.560 tape and

01:23:40.180 lawfare and

01:23:41.360 all that,

01:23:41.740 if those

01:23:42.100 things are

01:23:42.480 removed,

01:23:43.600 which are

01:23:44.140 his biggest

01:23:44.520 problem,

01:23:45.340 weirdly,

01:23:46.520 it's not

01:23:48.100 going to

01:23:48.300 take him

01:23:48.640 long to

01:23:49.100 get to

01:23:49.380 a trillion

01:23:49.820 because you

01:23:51.200 could easily

01:23:51.680 see the

01:23:52.140 value of

01:23:52.700 Tesla doubling,

01:23:54.460 right?

01:23:55.300 You could

01:23:55.880 imagine Tesla

01:23:56.540 doubling in

01:23:57.120 value in two

01:23:57.660 years with

01:23:58.120 the robots,

01:23:59.520 even maybe

01:24:01.660 just with the

01:24:02.180 cars alone,

01:24:02.840 but you add

01:24:03.320 the robots

01:24:03.800 in for sure,

01:24:04.820 and then you

01:24:05.300 add the

01:24:06.400 self-driving

01:24:07.560 taxis.

01:24:08.180 I mean,

01:24:09.960 that's got to

01:24:11.100 be worth a

01:24:11.520 few hundred

01:24:11.840 billion right

01:24:12.400 there.

01:24:13.600 So yeah,

01:24:14.100 I think two

01:24:14.920 years,

01:24:15.980 two years

01:24:17.120 until he's

01:24:17.640 the first

01:24:17.960 trillionaire.

01:24:19.660 That's kind

01:24:20.340 of cool.

01:24:22.160 If somebody

01:24:22.960 had to be a

01:24:23.500 trillionaire,

01:24:25.700 are you glad

01:24:26.360 it's him?

01:24:28.100 Like,

01:24:28.360 try to do

01:24:29.640 this exercise

01:24:30.380 in your mind.

01:24:31.940 Try to come

01:24:32.500 up with one

01:24:33.240 other person

01:24:33.960 in the

01:24:34.880 United States

01:24:35.660 that you

01:24:36.660 would be as

01:24:37.400 happy if

01:24:38.560 they became

01:24:39.000 a trillionaire.

01:24:40.300 Name

01:24:40.520 anybody.

01:24:42.940 But he

01:24:44.340 clearly puts

01:24:45.800 so much

01:24:46.280 blood,

01:24:46.820 sweat,

01:24:47.100 and tears

01:24:47.560 into the

01:24:48.380 benefit of

01:24:49.280 the United

01:24:49.620 States,

01:24:50.220 not just

01:24:50.700 now,

01:24:51.140 but in

01:24:52.400 the long

01:24:52.760 future,

01:24:53.500 and the

01:24:54.080 benefit of

01:24:54.520 the world,

01:24:55.820 and making

01:24:56.660 us

01:24:56.960 multi-planetary

01:24:58.120 and God

01:24:59.740 knows what

01:25:00.120 else.

01:25:00.800 I don't

01:25:01.360 think anybody

01:25:02.140 in the

01:25:02.620 history of

01:25:03.460 anything has

01:25:05.520 ever been

01:25:07.040 so clearly

01:25:07.920 somebody that

01:25:08.980 I would

01:25:09.680 say,

01:25:10.160 a trillion?

01:25:12.000 Go for

01:25:12.660 three.

01:25:13.960 You can

01:25:14.380 have as

01:25:14.640 many trillions

01:25:15.200 as you

01:25:15.600 want.

01:25:16.360 You just

01:25:16.680 keep being

01:25:17.140 you,

01:25:18.320 and keep

01:25:18.760 giving back

01:25:20.620 to the

01:25:21.060 stockholders

01:25:21.640 and giving

01:25:22.080 back to the

01:25:22.560 country and

01:25:23.060 the world,

01:25:24.000 and yeah,

01:25:24.500 we're all

01:25:24.780 good.

01:25:26.640 And then

01:25:27.300 the other

01:25:27.560 thing you

01:25:27.800 have to

01:25:28.020 realize is

01:25:28.460 that Musk

01:25:30.040 with a

01:25:30.440 trillion

01:25:30.720 dollars can

01:25:32.640 do more

01:25:33.140 things like

01:25:33.880 buying old

01:25:35.280 Twitter and

01:25:36.040 saving free

01:25:37.000 speech.

01:25:38.700 So that

01:25:39.260 was worth

01:25:39.700 a trillion

01:25:40.140 dollars.

01:25:41.580 And remember,

01:25:42.080 the trillions

01:25:42.560 that he

01:25:42.920 makes probably

01:25:44.020 just go back

01:25:44.700 into productive

01:25:45.540 investments.

01:25:47.400 He doesn't

01:25:47.740 keep money

01:25:49.000 in a pillow.

01:25:50.780 He doesn't

01:25:51.180 put money

01:25:51.600 in his

01:25:52.000 mattress.

01:25:53.580 He reinvests,

01:25:54.700 and he reinvests

01:25:55.420 at least two

01:25:56.660 or three times

01:25:57.280 he's reinvested

01:25:58.080 in everything

01:25:58.440 he had.

01:25:58.900 So he's

01:26:01.360 all in

01:26:01.980 on America.

01:26:03.600 And if

01:26:04.000 you're all

01:26:04.460 in on

01:26:04.780 America and

01:26:05.340 you prove

01:26:05.720 it every

01:26:06.020 day and

01:26:06.420 you're working

01:26:06.760 120 hours

01:26:07.680 a week and

01:26:08.760 it seems

01:26:09.100 like it

01:26:09.400 takes three

01:26:09.860 of you to

01:26:10.300 do what

01:26:10.560 you're doing

01:26:10.920 and you

01:26:11.840 don't have

01:26:12.320 to do

01:26:12.620 any of

01:26:12.900 it,

01:26:13.640 you don't

01:26:14.020 have to

01:26:14.460 do any

01:26:14.860 of it,

01:26:15.780 yeah,

01:26:16.460 you can

01:26:16.840 have a

01:26:17.120 trillion.

01:26:17.740 You can

01:26:18.160 have as

01:26:18.420 many

01:26:18.660 trillions

01:26:19.020 as you

01:26:19.420 want.

01:26:19.720 That's

01:26:19.900 fine with

01:26:20.260 me.

01:26:22.060 All right,

01:26:22.660 ladies and 0.98

01:26:23.340 gentlemen,

01:26:23.680 that's

01:26:26.080 all I

01:26:26.340 have for

01:26:26.800 my

01:26:27.660 prepared

01:26:28.000 remarks.

01:26:28.600 It went

01:26:28.780 on too

01:26:29.100 long.

01:26:29.480 I'm going

01:26:29.700 to say

01:26:30.440 bye and

01:26:30.980 say hi to

01:26:31.660 the fine

01:26:33.800 folks who

01:26:34.500 are at

01:26:34.820 Locals.

01:26:35.760 But if

01:26:36.040 you're on

01:26:36.340 Rumble or

01:26:36.940 X or

01:26:37.380 YouTube,

01:26:37.880 thanks for

01:26:38.220 joining.

01:26:38.720 I will see

01:26:39.060 you tomorrow,

01:26:39.640 same time,

01:26:40.080 same place.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - December 11, 2024

Episode 2686 CWSA 12⧸11⧸24

Episode Stats

Summary

Transcript