Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2693 CWSA 12⧸18⧸24

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00:00:52.880 Well, here's an interesting thing.

00:00:55.000 According to Steve Newman on X, he says, someone needs to try this.

00:01:02.440 Pick a thousand published scientific papers at random and then have AI look at them for

00:01:10.220 errors.

00:01:11.800 What would happen if you took a thousand published peer-reviewed scientific papers and then just

00:01:19.840 had AI check them for errors?

00:01:24.120 Well, I think I told you that there was a study about black ladles and black kitchen utensils.

00:01:34.720 The black plastic would leach off.

00:01:37.560 And then it turns out they just made a calculation error.

00:01:41.080 They were off by a factor of 10.

00:01:43.100 It wasn't that dangerous after all.

00:01:44.680 Well, it turns out that AI could have spotted that.

00:01:48.960 So if they had run it through AI, it would have spotted it right away.

00:01:51.920 And then Mark Andreessen, seeing Steve Newman's comment about that, said he would, if somebody wanted

00:01:59.420 to do this at a scale, he would fund it at a scale.

00:02:04.440 In other words, instead of testing a thousand random scientific papers, why don't you do all

00:02:10.940 of them?

00:02:11.200 Just find out how many mistakes there are in the whole thing.

00:02:17.300 Yeah, it would be far more interesting to know the entire situation than to know that

00:02:22.400 statistically half of them are bad.

00:02:24.920 I'd rather know which half, at least in terms of the calculations.

00:02:29.700 So I think the only thing you would find would be errors in calculations or something like that.

00:02:37.220 Oh, here's some good news.

00:02:43.800 According to the atmospheric chemistry and physics, whatever that is, did you know that

00:02:50.140 back in 2020, there was regulations, regulations were introduced to remove the sulfur content

00:02:57.220 from shipping fuel?

00:02:59.740 So that's great.

00:03:00.620 And I guess it worked out because now there's way less sulfur being spewed into the air.

00:03:07.220 So that's all good news, right?

00:03:09.960 Oh, wait.

00:03:11.560 It turns out that removing the sulfur from the air is going to greatly contribute to global

00:03:17.180 warming.

00:03:19.980 What?

00:03:21.480 So there's no such thing as a good idea.

00:03:24.980 You know, somebody's like, I got an idea.

00:03:27.060 We have all this sulfur coming out of the fuel from the ships at sea.

00:03:32.180 What if we had some regulations to reduce that sulfur?

00:03:36.540 And now they did.

00:03:38.080 Sounded like a good idea.

00:03:39.540 Nobody wants to be breathing all that sulfur.

00:03:42.280 Except that it had a, looks like it might have a big effect on climate change and kill

00:03:46.640 us all.

00:03:47.960 No, it won't kill you.

00:03:49.820 But here's what I ask every time I see something like this.

00:03:53.840 So are you telling me that this was not in the climate models?

00:04:01.340 And if it wasn't in the climate models, what assumption do you make?

00:04:05.880 Do you assume that sulfur is removed from the fleet fuel?

00:04:12.340 Or do you assume it stays in?

00:04:14.300 And if you assume that it gets removed, what did you assume about how much that would change

00:04:19.140 climate?

00:04:19.480 And if these assumptions are big and they change the result enough that it matters, why

00:04:25.160 did we think the models were good before we made these changes?

00:04:28.680 That's right.

00:04:29.560 Climate models are nonsense.

00:04:34.580 The Wall Street Journal has a story that I can't believe is real.

00:04:38.880 Like, I can't believe that they really ran this story.

00:04:41.240 So it's a story about how the, I guess you'd call them not virtual reality, but enhanced

00:04:49.540 reality, where you put the glasses on and they look sort of like real glasses.

00:04:54.440 So there are these Ray-Bans that Meta, Facebook, now has.

00:05:00.380 And one of their journalists, Joanna Stern, I guess, tried them out and said they're sleek,

00:05:08.120 they're stylish, and something you'd actually want to wear, except they ran a picture with

00:05:15.760 the words, they're sleek and stylish, and finally something you'd want to wear.

00:05:20.440 And I'm no fashion expert, but my take was they were not as sleek, they were not as stylish,

00:05:29.680 and it's definitely something you wouldn't want to wear, except for me.

00:05:33.480 Do you know why I'd want to wear them?

00:05:36.300 Because I already wear glasses, so nobody would know.

00:05:42.980 Yeah.

00:05:44.620 So if you already wear glasses, and you know, I've tried LASIK, looked into LASIK, but it

00:05:49.820 isn't for me, doesn't work, wouldn't work on my particular situation.

00:05:53.920 So if I can't get rid of my glasses, the next best thing is to put all of you in glasses.

00:05:58.920 This is almost as good as when I was in, what, my 20s or maybe my 30s, and I was prematurely

00:06:08.880 balding, and then suddenly cool people were shaving their heads, and I was like, wait a

00:06:14.400 minute, are you telling me that I could just shave my head, cut it short, and it wouldn't

00:06:21.120 look so terrible because famous people are doing it?

00:06:23.640 And sure enough, maybe it'll happen with glasses.

00:06:26.100 Did you know that Florida has some kind of law that goes into effect January 1st, where

00:06:32.500 porn purveyors would have to ask for your driver's license to be uploaded in order to

00:06:39.740 watch porn?

00:06:42.180 So if you live in Florida, you're not going to be able to get Pornhub anymore, because

00:06:47.260 Pornhub didn't want to make that change just for Florida.

00:06:49.880 And I ask you, how many of you, well, it's the wrong crowd, because obviously nobody who's

00:06:57.860 watching this has ever even looked at porn even once, but if you know anybody, like a

00:07:02.980 family member or something who looks at porn, how many people would be willing to upload

00:07:08.040 their driver's license minutes before they were going to look at porn?

00:07:12.380 So that your driver's license could be definitively linked with every image that you look at.

00:07:24.020 Who in the world would look at that?

00:07:26.740 Well, here's something that they don't report in the news.

00:07:30.680 I don't know if any of you have noticed, but porn has practically been eliminated from the

00:07:36.320 internet.

00:07:37.440 So little by little, you know, companies are trying to clamp down.

00:07:42.040 It's almost non-existent.

00:07:44.740 You know, my guess is that the only porn that you'll ever see is virtual reality.

00:07:49.820 I think we're, I'll make a prediction.

00:07:53.480 Three years away from no human porn on the internet.

00:07:59.520 It'll all just be virtual reality.

00:08:01.680 Won't be real people.

00:08:03.280 That's what I think.

00:08:03.880 And will you have to show your ID?

00:08:08.220 Well, not if you're using AI to make your own.

00:08:11.860 So in three years, you'll be able to just say, hey, AI, I have these interests.

00:08:16.940 Make me some clips.

00:08:18.800 And it will.

00:08:20.320 So yeah, Pornhub is basically dead in the long run.

00:08:24.060 The company that makes robots called Figure, they now have their Figure version 02.

00:08:30.220 And they've got one that's operational on a BMW production line.

00:08:34.100 So this is an actual humanoid robot that already has a job.

00:08:39.520 Now, I think it's more prototype and they're making sure that they can tweak it to make

00:08:44.700 it work.

00:08:45.140 But it's sort of working on a BMW line.

00:08:48.160 But here's the big deal.

00:08:49.060 You know how I always tease the AI and robot business?

00:08:54.140 Because for my entire life, robots were always slow.

00:08:58.460 Even if you just saw them in a fictional movie where it wasn't even a real robot, they would

00:09:03.720 always move very slowly.

00:09:07.160 And I always thought, what is that all about?

00:09:09.500 Like, why can't a robot move faster?

00:09:11.440 So I guess this new one is 400% faster.

00:09:16.780 It's not up to human speed yet, but getting close.

00:09:21.040 That does suggest that it can get to human speed at some point.

00:09:26.260 And it's a game changer.

00:09:27.800 So apparently, you know, if you want to mark the data on your calendar, this is just about

00:09:34.880 the day in history that a humanoid robot went to work.

00:09:38.620 It just worked on an assembly line.

00:09:40.340 And we're there.

00:09:42.460 So you know how you imagined this all your life?

00:09:46.040 You imagine someday, is it just going to be a humanoid robot on that assembly line?

00:09:52.820 Here it is.

00:09:54.340 Today's the day.

00:09:56.860 All right.

00:09:57.460 Did you know that a Chinese company seems to be the dominant manufacturer of home internet

00:10:03.640 routers that have been linked to cyber attacks?

00:10:07.080 So there's a worry that the dominant, you know, the primary home internet router in the United

00:10:13.780 States is susceptible to hackers or China's control.

00:10:19.760 And according to the Wall Street Journal, there's some talk about banning them.

00:10:24.220 It's the top recommended choice, I guess, on Amazon.

00:10:30.340 How in the world did we get to this point where the majority of internet connections in the

00:10:36.920 United States run through Chinese equipment that isn't secure?

00:10:40.080 However, we're finding this out today?

00:10:45.380 Today?

00:10:47.940 Here's another thing I found out today.

00:10:51.460 I was reading a seemingly well-informed post on X.

00:10:56.360 Um, was it the something squirrel guy who reports a lot about Ukraine, but he was talking about

00:11:03.900 how the United States has no, um, defense for any airborne attacks and couldn't possibly

00:11:12.340 ever have one.

00:11:13.380 But we've tried lots of times.

00:11:15.440 Basically, we're totally vulnerable for anything that comes in the air.

00:11:18.720 And I don't think we have really anything that would stop drones or missiles or almost anything.

00:11:27.260 But basically, the country is too big.

00:11:29.700 Borders are too big.

00:11:31.320 You're not going to stop a swarm of anything.

00:11:34.180 So we're very vulnerable.

00:11:37.800 I'm not sure I knew that as much as I know it now.

00:11:40.860 Well, you may have heard that a top aide, former top aide to the Harris campaign, um, said that

00:11:50.180 it doesn't make sense for Democrats to do interviews with the New York Times and the Washington Post.

00:11:58.020 And the reason is that there are, that the readers of those magazines are already going

00:12:03.300 to vote Democrat or those newspapers.

00:12:05.100 So somehow, the New York Times and the Washington Post made themselves, uh, irrelevant to national

00:12:15.380 politics because you already know what they're, so they've already hypnotized and brainwashed

00:12:22.160 their audience to the point where talking to them doesn't add anything because they've

00:12:26.780 already hypnotized their audience.

00:12:27.960 Well, how could you even call these publications the news if, if a major candidate for president

00:12:36.800 thinks, ah, uh, you know, their, their readers are so brainwashed that new information won't

00:12:42.500 change any opinions.

00:12:45.200 So I'm certainly glad I'm not associated with the newspaper business anymore.

00:12:51.320 That kind of worked out pretty well for me.

00:12:53.400 And then related to that, there's a scoop in Axios is talking about this, that, uh, they're

00:13:01.300 trying to get a new, you know, new bosses, top editors at the Washington Post and people

00:13:06.860 are being considered for it.

00:13:08.140 They're like, Ooh, no thanks.

00:13:09.640 Cause they don't trust that Bezos is going to be sufficiently anti-Trump.

00:13:15.440 So the Washington Post is having trouble hiring anybody good because the people who are good

00:13:22.620 and experienced at publications don't want to work anywhere where it might be balanced.

00:13:29.460 That's a real thing that you can't get the best people in the business to work at a publication

00:13:35.180 that might become balanced in the future.

00:13:38.400 It's not even balanced now, but they're worried it might become, um, somebody says that, that

00:13:46.280 squirrel guy is a Ukraine shill.

00:13:48.520 Um, yes, the account that I referred to is pro-Ukrainian, but probably doesn't matter to

00:13:56.340 the question of whether the United States has a workable air defense.

00:14:01.740 So, but yes, that's a, that's a good point.

00:14:06.920 So, um, now here's a little story that I don't know enough about, but it's suggestive of things

00:14:16.180 to come, uh, there's some reporting on social media that, uh, Tim Poole and his, his, uh,

00:14:23.300 Tim cast operation, uh, might be doing some kind of a deal or selling the operation to

00:14:28.760 the daily wire.

00:14:30.140 I don't know what that means exactly.

00:14:32.200 So I don't know if that means they would continue operating, but have some kind of operational

00:14:37.720 deal with the daily wire or, or, or something.

00:14:40.740 Um, but, uh, so whether or not that happens or we, we noticed any difference there, I'm

00:14:48.200 not sure if it's anything we'll even notice, but somebody, uh, mentioned in the comments

00:14:54.380 before the show, cause I do a little show before the show, um, just for the local subscribers.

00:15:01.380 Somebody mentioned the idea that the mainstream media might start buying up podcasts.

00:15:06.580 And I thought, Oh my God, that's probably going to happen.

00:15:13.920 So at the moment, podcasting is, you know, the, the new shiny thing.

00:15:19.900 And if you work for the old, that old mainstream media, you feel like you're with the dinosaur

00:15:25.000 technology, where else all the cool new podcasters are moving the needle and controlling the country.

00:15:31.020 But if those mainstream media companies are owned by billionaires, which they largely

00:15:37.280 are, the billionaire can just buy the podcasters.

00:15:42.400 So they can just say, uh, all right, I'll buy these top six podcasters.

00:15:47.460 I'll put them together and make it some kind of a podcasting network and maybe put them on TV.

00:15:53.080 And I thought that feels like it's inevitable because although I would definitely not want

00:16:01.040 to be bought by any kind of mainstream media, I'm kind of a special case, but, um, you can

00:16:09.700 imagine if they backed up the truck, you know, or if I were in a different place in my life,

00:16:15.000 you can imagine if they backed up the money truck that I might say, Oh, I wasn't really planning

00:16:20.640 on working for ABC news, but how much were you willing to pay me?

00:16:26.620 So I think we're going to see, um, I think we're going to see podcasters moving to mainstream

00:16:37.380 media if they've done well and they want that big paycheck.

00:16:41.460 So that could ruin the entire podcasting, uh, atmosphere.

00:16:46.500 We'll see.

00:16:46.860 Uh, Keith Olbermann, according to Fox news, Keith Olbermann wrote some article in which,

00:16:54.540 uh, uh, he's giving advice through MSNBC.

00:17:00.980 Now the funniest thing to me is a Keith Olbermann's giving advice to MSNBC and I would love for

00:17:07.560 MSNBC to take all of his advice because it's so good.

00:17:11.380 Um, he, uh, he, he wants the network to stay committed to its anti-Trump content and he

00:17:22.200 thinks the network should fire, uh, Mika and Joe, the morning Joe hosts because they met

00:17:28.480 with Trump and Mar-a-Lago.

00:17:29.940 So, you know, they're too corrupted now.

00:17:31.740 They've been ruined by association with Trump.

00:17:34.580 Um, and he says, change the damn name of the network.

00:17:37.740 Yeah, I guess he doesn't like the Microsoft part of that.

00:17:41.240 Um, yeah, he wants the network to be called the self-explanatory F Trump TV.

00:17:48.840 Now the whole thing reads like it's a prank.

00:17:51.020 Like you can't even tell if he's necessarily serious, but he probably is.

00:17:57.120 I like the fact that MSNBC needs advice from Keith Olbermann.

00:18:00.980 Meanwhile, the Department of Defense is, uh, giving out some money to bioindustry, bioindustrial

00:18:11.360 firms and asking them to see if they can create some kind of, uh, fungi related protein that

00:18:20.240 they can use that's sustainable, that they can use for the military.

00:18:23.800 Now, I wonder if you can make fungi related protein that would work in home, um, indoor

00:18:33.740 gardens.

00:18:35.260 Cause you know, the, the hard part about indoor gardening is you can't grow.

00:18:40.000 It's harder to grow protein sources.

00:18:42.820 Usually when they have a gardens, it's like, Hey, look at the lettuce we can grow.

00:18:46.940 And you say, really lettuce?

00:18:48.940 Wow.

00:18:49.080 That's cool.

00:18:49.880 What else can you grow herbs?

00:18:52.020 Okay.

00:18:53.800 Okay.

00:18:54.180 But I can't just eat herbs and lettuce.

00:18:56.400 What else can you grow?

00:18:57.600 Well, well, not much else sufficiently, but we got lots of lettuce and herbs.

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00:20:14.900 Well, Joe Biden hates Nancy Pelosi, we assume, because he did an interview and he says that

00:20:23.420 Congress should not be allowed to trade stocks because they have insider trading privileges

00:20:28.700 if they're in Congress.

00:20:30.240 Now, why would Joe Biden suddenly care about that?

00:20:33.720 Of all things.

00:20:38.900 It sounds personal, doesn't it?

00:20:41.040 It sounds like somebody is trying to get back at some of the members of Congress who are making

00:20:45.940 money.

00:20:47.100 And Joe is just like, well, if you're going to stop me from making money, maybe I'll stop

00:20:52.380 you from making money.

00:20:53.920 How about that?

00:20:54.940 Nancy Pelosi.

00:20:56.180 We don't know if that's why he said he should be banned.

00:20:59.020 A lot of people think he should be banned, but it's fun to talk about the drama.

00:21:06.560 Meanwhile, there is a one foot tall pile of papers called the Omnibus, or maybe it's a

00:21:15.500 continued resolution that looks like an Omnibus.

00:21:18.580 So it's basically a budget for Congress to pass.

00:21:24.000 And as Thomas Massey warned long ago, that Congress is so worthless and they can't make

00:21:33.140 decisions on individual spending things that they would put it all together in one giant

00:21:38.620 bill that nobody would have time to read before Christmas vacation.

00:21:43.340 So now the pressure will be on to vote for something that they haven't read and don't

00:21:47.940 agree with, or miss Christmas with their families.

00:21:51.740 That's a real thing.

00:21:53.780 So our system devolved to the point where our Congress people will be hectored by their own

00:22:01.640 family.

00:22:03.320 Daddy, Daddy, will you be home for Christmas?

00:22:07.380 Well, I don't know, dear.

00:22:08.820 I've got important work to do here.

00:22:10.820 I've got to vote on a bunch of things, and this big continued resolution isn't good,

00:22:17.700 so we're going to have to work that out.

00:22:19.240 I'll be missing.

00:22:20.560 I'll be missing Christmas.

00:22:22.260 But Daddy, you'll be here for New Year's, right?

00:22:26.320 Probably not.

00:22:27.200 It's going to take a month at least to work through this, maybe two months.

00:22:30.480 But you go ahead with Christmas without me.

00:22:33.100 Given that Congress are mostly human beings, if you put Christmas between them and doing

00:22:43.400 a good job, they're going to pick Christmas.

00:22:46.540 And I'd love to tell you, if I had that job, oh, if you put me in that job, I would not say

00:22:52.920 yes to Christmas.

00:22:53.800 I would let my children have Christmas by themselves, because I would stay there and do a good job.

00:23:02.180 No, I probably wouldn't.

00:23:03.580 I'd probably vote on the damn thing and go home for Christmas, because Christmas matters.

00:23:08.580 It's like it's a higher priority to most people.

00:23:10.880 So I don't think our Congress could be any more broken than to do this right in front

00:23:20.580 of us when everybody knew they were going to do it, everybody knew they didn't need to

00:23:25.340 do it, everybody knows they're doing it because they can't do their real job, and it's basically

00:23:30.680 a way to say, well, we couldn't really do our job, so I hope you'll be happy with us doing

00:23:36.100 the opposite of what you're paying us for.

00:23:38.860 Would that be okay?

00:23:39.680 Hey, I got an idea.

00:23:41.880 Instead of doing what you elected us for and what you pay us for, just work with me.

00:23:49.560 Suppose we did the opposite of that.

00:23:53.520 Suppose we didn't do any work to get a good budget.

00:23:56.580 We just signed it so we could go home for Christmas.

00:23:59.280 Why don't we do that instead?

00:24:01.340 Yes, let's do that instead, the opposite of what we pay you for.

00:24:05.700 And they do it right in front of us, because there's nothing we can do about it.

00:24:10.500 Because every single person in Congress seems to be on the same page except Massey and Paul

00:24:15.340 Rand, basically.

00:24:16.580 Rand Paul, I mean.

00:24:17.720 And so we just have to put up with this.

00:24:22.200 Well, somebody ran the gigantic pile of crap through one of the AIs, and I think it was Grok, and it summarized in plain language what was in there and what the problems were.

00:24:39.760 But guess what?

00:24:41.940 The summary is so big that that's useless, too.

00:24:49.380 The summary is too big.

00:24:50.800 So the original document is way too big.

00:24:55.840 But even the summary is more than you could handle.

00:24:58.160 I mean, I looked at it and said, I don't have time for that.

00:25:00.940 You know why I don't have time for that?

00:25:02.400 Because I want to celebrate Christmas.

00:25:04.760 No, just kidding.

00:25:05.500 But yeah, even the summary is too long.

00:25:11.860 So Apple Lamps, that's the name of the account on X that put it through Grok.

00:25:16.020 And then there's a section in there, according to John Harreld, who found this.

00:25:24.560 So some people are actually looking through this continued resolution, looking for problems.

00:25:29.380 So John Harreld found this, that the continued resolution has a section in it that you probably wouldn't know unless you really dug into it.

00:25:37.520 It's hidden in there.

00:25:38.180 And it's to, quote, quash or modify any legal process if compliance with the legal process would require the disclosure of house data.

00:25:49.880 Now, house data would be defined as any electronic mail or electronic data communications.

00:25:56.740 And they're also applying it to pending things, things that are already in process.

00:26:00.940 So the basic idea here is if somebody was putting pressure on Congress, they could quash it, any legal process, they could quash it if it required them to show any of their communications, which is what pretty much most of your legal processes do, in fact, require.

00:26:25.040 So they would make sure that the public couldn't know exactly what they were doing, even in the context of a legal process.

00:26:33.320 Now, they stuck that into the bill that everybody would have to sign before they go on vacation for Christmas.

00:26:43.140 Absolute no.

00:26:48.140 Nope.

00:26:48.740 It also includes, according to Gabe Kaminsky, who writes for the D.C. Examiner, so this funding bill also includes a short-term funding bill to avert government shutdown, but it also has an extension on the State Department's Global Engagement Center.

00:27:12.900 Have you ever heard of the Global Engagement Center?

00:27:15.280 If you look through a document that was one foot tall printed out, it's a foot tall.

00:27:22.600 And you found this one thing about funding the State Department's Global Engagement Center.

00:27:30.000 Would you know what that was or why they want to fund it or what kind of work it does?

00:27:37.000 How many people would even know what that is?

00:27:39.020 Well, Matt Taibbi reported in the past that it's one of the entities that funds the speech suppression efforts in the United States.

00:27:51.800 It's a free speech suppression in the United States.

00:27:57.300 And it's being funded, and they're asking Congress to vote for free speech suppression tools.

00:28:09.260 My God.

00:28:12.020 So here's my take.

00:28:13.640 The reason that a funding bill like this would be put before Congress right before Christmas is to make it impossible for them to say no.

00:28:22.080 They need to say no.

00:28:25.460 The only way you can fix this is you have to break the government.

00:28:29.380 You have to just take it all down.

00:28:30.980 Just break it.

00:28:32.180 So although everything will stop working, presumably there would be gigantic repercussions for voting no.

00:28:40.240 They should vote no.

00:28:41.740 And we should experience gigantic repercussions.

00:28:44.320 Well, I'm ready for gigantic repercussions.

00:28:49.080 If it means that the country is temporarily defenseless against their enemies, okay, we'll do it anyway.

00:28:56.540 If it means that the government can't get any of its important work done for months, yes, do it anyway.

00:29:03.980 Break it.

00:29:04.880 Break this fucking thing.

00:29:06.280 You've got to break it.

00:29:07.880 You have to break it.

00:29:10.980 You can't say yes to this even one more time.

00:29:14.320 You have to break this.

00:29:16.740 Let everything fall apart.

00:29:18.540 Let the whole fucking thing come down.

00:29:21.660 Break it.

00:29:22.840 Vote no.

00:29:24.460 Don't ever, ever let us be in this situation again.

00:29:29.020 Break it.

00:29:30.100 Break it hard.

00:29:31.560 Break it with no remorse, no apology.

00:29:34.480 Break it.

00:29:35.700 Break the whole fucking thing.

00:29:37.600 Please.

00:29:38.000 And anybody who votes for this, I would lose all respect for him, honestly.

00:29:45.220 Anybody who votes for this, no respect.

00:29:50.000 I have no respect for anybody who will vote for this.

00:29:52.620 Republican, Democrat, no respect.

00:29:54.740 All right.

00:29:56.520 Let's talk about those drones.

00:29:59.040 Here's some pro tip for you.

00:30:00.920 If your government says these words, quote, we have not seen anything to worry about.

00:30:06.420 Now, I'm paraphrasing.

00:30:07.420 They didn't use exactly those words.

00:30:08.960 But Kirby was close to that.

00:30:11.220 If they say we haven't seen anything to worry about, it probably means that the government

00:30:16.680 doesn't know what's going on.

00:30:18.700 Actually, Kirby didn't say it that way.

00:30:20.160 He said it the next way.

00:30:22.100 If they say there's no danger to the public, that means they do know what's going on.

00:30:29.040 Otherwise, as many people have noted, how do you know there's no danger if you also don't

00:30:35.100 know what they are?

00:30:35.840 So, obviously, super obviously, the government knows more than we do about what's going on

00:30:45.140 and for whatever reason is not telling you.

00:30:47.760 So, one of the things I learned when I was in hypnosis class is you can look for the overly

00:30:57.300 specific lie.

00:30:59.660 Well, it's true because it's overly specific, but it's a way to lie without lying.

00:31:04.380 In other words, they worded things in a way that you will leap to a conclusion that they're

00:31:11.900 not really saying.

00:31:13.280 So, it's sort of misleading.

00:31:15.180 So, if they say we have not seen anything to worry about, then you just know that they

00:31:20.200 haven't seen anything, just like you.

00:31:22.440 You don't know anything.

00:31:23.420 They don't know anything.

00:31:24.300 That's probably honest, or it could be honest.

00:31:27.100 But if they say there is no danger to the public, well, then they're definitely lying about

00:31:32.760 knowing or not knowing what's in there.

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00:31:51.240 Here's my prediction about the drones.

00:31:53.760 If it hasn't started already, I'm expecting a huge decrease in what were called the drones

00:32:02.660 the size of a car.

00:32:04.740 Now, I don't think there'll be a decrease in the commercial-sized regular drones, of which

00:32:10.520 there are probably many.

00:32:11.320 And I don't think there'll be a decrease in commercial flights.

00:32:17.040 So, you're going to see as many stars, helicopters, commercial flights, and your normal commercial

00:32:23.020 drones as you ever did.

00:32:25.020 But there were some that were not in those category, reportedly.

00:32:28.840 And, you know, pretty credible people are reporting that.

00:32:35.280 So, I think that the ones that are the size of a vehicle may have been military, and it

00:32:41.840 may have been training, and they may be getting ready for some kind of operation.

00:32:46.300 And so, my prediction is that the number of drones that are the size of a car are, if

00:32:55.020 not already, will soon be shipped over to the Middle East for at least making it easier

00:33:00.160 to negotiate.

00:33:01.800 Now, it doesn't mean that war has been decided.

00:33:04.280 But you can certainly see that a conversation with Iran might go differently if, you know,

00:33:12.060 we had lots of military assets in the region.

00:33:16.300 So, it might be to threaten, it might be for Ukraine.

00:33:19.900 You know, maybe they were testing some new stuff for Ukraine.

00:33:26.000 Speaking of Ukraine, I wasn't going to talk about this, but I will.

00:33:31.740 So, somebody very arrogant said something about one of my posts about the drones, suggesting

00:33:39.920 that I don't know anything about drones, or what's happening in Ukraine with drones.

00:33:44.500 And he went on this extended multi-thread explanation of all the amazing things that Ukraine is doing

00:33:53.280 with drones, said that the United States drones are useless, because they're just easy to jam,

00:33:58.920 but that somehow the Ukrainians have figured out, you know, the best drones, and, you know,

00:34:04.460 all the great drones are being made in Ukraine, and Ukraine is becoming the world headquarters

00:34:09.620 for the best drone-making and innovation, and it just went on and on and on.

00:34:14.160 And all it looked like to me is, you know that drug that makes you go to war, the October 7th people?

00:34:23.440 What's it called?

00:34:24.040 Captagon?

00:34:25.000 I think the drug is called Captagon.

00:34:27.520 It's basically a speed that makes you invulnerable to things that would normally bother you,

00:34:35.120 like, being shot and stuff like that.

00:34:37.820 So, it just looked to me like the person I was talking to was on Captagon,

00:34:43.740 because it didn't look like you would write that much if you were just trying to make a point,

00:34:50.220 because the point was as easy as what I just said.

00:34:54.140 Oh, maybe you don't know that Ukraine has done amazing advances in drones,

00:34:58.900 and that, you know, drone warfare is the primary war now.

00:35:02.040 So, that's all I needed to say, but it makes me wonder that one of the biggest things that the news

00:35:08.040 mentions, but doesn't work into every story, and maybe it should, is that the people involved are

00:35:14.940 on Captagon, and they're on a specific drug that creates a specific change in personality,

00:35:22.420 meaning that you will do horrible things, and you do things for longer,

00:35:27.700 and things that are harder than you normally would.

00:35:30.420 So, if you've got a bunch of people who are all hopped up on Captagon,

00:35:34.540 it's going to be hard to, you know, walk away from that,

00:35:38.560 and I imagine they get hooked on it.

00:35:42.020 Anyway, I don't know that he's on Captagon, but he acted like somebody who's got a little extra going on.

00:35:49.900 So, I think there might be something going on with our drones being tested,

00:35:53.820 and maybe there'll be less of it now.

00:35:55.100 Now, the frustrating thing about the drones, which is just fascinating to me from the perspective

00:36:05.480 of psychology, is that there are some things in this world that are impossible to communicate.

00:36:16.760 So, you all remember the story of the boy who cried wolf?

00:36:23.180 You know, he kept saying there was a wolf coming, but because he was lying.

00:36:27.260 When a wolf finally did come, and the little boy said, wolf, wolf,

00:36:31.200 and everybody said, well, that little boy is lying again.

00:36:34.240 So, that's an example of something that can't be communicated.

00:36:37.680 The little boy saw a wolf, wanted to tell somebody,

00:36:39.960 but it created a situation where you can't communicate it.

00:36:44.420 There's something similar to that with these drones,

00:36:47.100 because the way that people communicate what they're seeing

00:36:50.400 is by taking a picture and sending it to you.

00:36:53.580 So far, I haven't seen any picture that looks convincing

00:36:57.240 that there's some dangerous, anomalous drones in the air.

00:37:03.040 However, the people who are taking the pictures are very credible.

00:37:06.660 So, you have the human is saying, I'm standing here,

00:37:10.640 and I'm seeing something I've never seen before, and there's a lot of it.

00:37:14.260 And I've looked in the sky before.

00:37:16.240 I've never seen this.

00:37:17.100 This is new.

00:37:18.460 And then you see the picture, and you go, maybe,

00:37:21.980 but this is a picture of a dot.

00:37:25.140 But the dot is moving sideways.

00:37:27.500 It's a drone.

00:37:29.420 But that's what we're talking about.

00:37:30.920 Well, but if it's a commercial drone.

00:37:32.760 See, at this point, I would expect the sky in New Jersey would be full

00:37:38.220 of just people's ordinary commercial or hobby drones,

00:37:44.900 because they're looking for the other drones.

00:37:48.380 So, there should be tons of things in the air that are drones,

00:37:51.340 that are just drones.

00:37:54.180 So, when the government tells you there's nothing dangerous or anomalous,

00:37:59.360 what they haven't said is, we have no idea of anything being tested that's new.

00:38:06.660 I feel like the press is not asking the right question.

00:38:09.960 The question they should ask would be something like,

00:38:13.080 can you tell us, yes or no, is the government doing increased,

00:38:17.500 is the military, doing any increased testing and or evaluation or training

00:38:23.820 of drones in New Jersey or other areas around the United States?

00:38:28.080 Are you doing anything with drones of any way that you're doing more of it

00:38:33.580 in these areas?

00:38:34.780 Because if you just let them say there's nothing anomalous,

00:38:37.960 that includes their own testing.

00:38:40.840 There's nothing anomalous about a little extra drone testing

00:38:44.900 if they were doing drone testing, you know,

00:38:47.800 normally and routinely all the time anyway.

00:38:50.700 So, yeah, it gives them a little bit too much of an out.

00:38:53.360 You got to nail them down a little bit.

00:38:55.760 Well, Trump, as you know, Trump said that the government definitely knows

00:39:01.780 about what the drones are and what they're up to

00:39:04.840 and where they even go to and come from.

00:39:07.780 And then he was asked if he had been briefed, a security briefing,

00:39:12.740 and he said he didn't want to talk about it.

00:39:15.300 Now, is Trump smart enough that he would answer any question

00:39:21.420 about a security briefing by saying, I don't want to talk about it?

00:39:24.880 Because that might be, like, strategically, that might be what Trump always says.

00:39:31.800 He just doesn't want to tell you, maybe until he's in office.

00:39:34.960 He doesn't want to tell you what he knows and doesn't know,

00:39:37.540 so he'd rather just not talk about the topic.

00:39:40.120 But the way it comes off, the way it comes off,

00:39:43.520 because it's like he's the de facto president,

00:39:46.800 the way it comes off is that he knows exactly what they are.

00:39:49.880 And he doesn't want to tell you because he can't,

00:39:54.120 but he thinks they should.

00:39:57.040 That's what it comes off as.

00:39:58.740 Now, that would suggest there's something happening,

00:40:01.020 but maybe anomalous isn't the right word, like I said.

00:40:04.500 If it's things we always do, but we're just doing a little extra of it,

00:40:08.420 it's not that anomalous.

00:40:10.400 It's just a little extra.

00:40:11.660 And the Pentagon press secretary doesn't want to explain

00:40:22.700 why the CIA and FBI drone briefing remains classified.

00:40:28.200 So I guess the CIA and the FBI are giving some kind of briefing

00:40:31.280 to Congress that's classified.

00:40:34.200 And then the question would be,

00:40:35.840 what exactly are they going to talk about drones over New Jersey

00:40:40.200 that's classified when the public would like to know?

00:40:45.060 So I don't know.

00:40:45.820 Maybe it's just automatic that they classify anything like that.

00:40:49.800 And then, let's see,

00:40:51.380 Michael McCall,

00:40:53.680 who's the House Foreign Affairs Committee chairman,

00:40:57.320 thinks they might be Chinese drones,

00:40:58.980 spy drones,

00:41:00.540 which they might be.

00:41:04.100 But even if they're Chinese spy drones,

00:41:07.640 does that mean they're illegal?

00:41:10.220 Because wouldn't China just buy a commercial drone like everybody else,

00:41:15.100 license it like everybody else,

00:41:17.900 register it like everybody else,

00:41:19.440 and just fly it around and look at things

00:41:20.980 they're not supposed to look at?

00:41:23.420 So even those drones,

00:41:26.100 if you were somehow to get their electronic signal,

00:41:30.160 figure out what they are,

00:41:31.320 and even figure out who's running it,

00:41:34.640 it might all look like it's legal.

00:41:37.080 So is there any conflict

00:41:39.140 between saying they're Chinese spy drones

00:41:41.900 but also saying they're completely legal?

00:41:45.860 It might be the same thing.

00:41:47.720 I don't know.

00:41:49.480 I mean, not the spying part,

00:41:51.240 but in terms of how the drone was,

00:41:53.920 how it was acquired

00:41:56.620 and how it's being run.

00:41:58.000 Anyway, so

00:41:59.720 more on that later, I'm sure.

00:42:05.580 So as you know,

00:42:06.500 Trump says he's going to sue,

00:42:07.900 I guess, the Iowa newspaper

00:42:09.220 and Ann Seltzer's old polling company

00:42:12.740 because Ann Seltzer did that poll

00:42:14.480 that looked like Harris was going to win,

00:42:17.600 maybe win big.

00:42:19.440 And people say,

00:42:21.200 that looks like you did that fake poll

00:42:23.060 intentionally.

00:42:24.760 Now, Ann Seltzer says it was just a mistake.

00:42:26.880 There was no shenanigans.

00:42:31.400 But then she immediately retired,

00:42:33.140 which made it look even more suspect.

00:42:35.520 And so Trump's going to sue.

00:42:39.160 Did you know

00:42:40.100 that according to

00:42:42.360 the Harris campaign people,

00:42:45.220 the Harris internal polls

00:42:46.580 never showed her head?

00:42:48.880 Never?

00:42:50.120 It never showed her head.

00:42:54.440 Never.

00:42:55.120 And yet all the public polls

00:42:57.700 as Rasmussen's having a good time,

00:43:01.320 you know,

00:43:01.740 dancing on the graves

00:43:03.180 of the other pollsters,

00:43:04.400 although they're not dead,

00:43:05.880 but sometimes you wish

00:43:07.000 they were done in business

00:43:07.860 because they show

00:43:09.660 Rasmussen's projection

00:43:11.120 that Trump would be up by two,

00:43:13.800 followed by this whole bunch

00:43:15.520 of other pollsters

00:43:17.240 saying that Harris was up

00:43:18.580 from two to six points.

00:43:19.960 Right up to the last minute,

00:43:23.140 the other polls were all,

00:43:25.120 I think, corrupt.

00:43:27.140 I mean,

00:43:27.400 I assumed that it wasn't

00:43:28.460 just incompetence

00:43:29.640 because they were all,

00:43:31.040 you know,

00:43:31.460 sort of in the same direction

00:43:32.580 and all wrong in the same way.

00:43:34.180 But from the start,

00:43:36.300 Rasmussen was

00:43:37.540 directionally correct

00:43:39.280 and then had the,

00:43:41.540 one of the few pollers,

00:43:43.760 one of the few pollsters

00:43:45.220 that was right

00:43:47.420 from start to finish.

00:43:48.980 And they're the ones

00:43:50.080 that if you listen

00:43:50.920 to the mainstream news,

00:43:52.920 if you watch somebody

00:43:54.160 doing a,

00:43:54.900 doing some kind of an interview

00:43:57.060 on mainstream news,

00:43:59.460 and let's say a Republican says,

00:44:00.900 well,

00:44:01.120 and according to the Rasmussen poll,

00:44:03.440 watch what the hosts

00:44:04.880 of mainstream news will do

00:44:06.220 when you say Rasmussen.

00:44:07.680 They always do the same thing.

00:44:09.220 Oh, Rasmussen.

00:44:13.160 Rasmussen?

00:44:13.600 Did you say,

00:44:14.740 did you say Rasmussen?

00:44:16.740 And I'm supposed

00:44:17.520 to take that seriously?

00:44:19.020 Oh, no,

00:44:19.540 we're only looking

00:44:20.240 at the good polls,

00:44:21.900 the good ones,

00:44:22.700 the reliable ones.

00:44:23.820 But don't bring up

00:44:24.880 this Rasmussen stuff.

00:44:27.200 And of course,

00:44:27.700 Rasmussen was one

00:44:28.920 of the top pollsters

00:44:29.800 for the entire cycle.

00:44:32.500 Yep.

00:44:33.600 They're all a bunch of liars,

00:44:35.800 except for Rasmussen,

00:44:36.820 apparently.

00:44:39.680 So Michael Cohen

00:44:40.860 was on CNN

00:44:41.720 and he says

00:44:43.700 that Trump is right

00:44:44.720 about suing

00:44:47.100 the legacy media.

00:44:49.860 Michael Cohen,

00:44:51.360 Michael Cohen

00:44:52.940 says Trump

00:44:55.160 is completely right

00:44:56.280 about the treatment

00:44:58.460 from the mainstream media.

00:45:01.140 Michael Cohen.

00:45:04.720 Man,

00:45:05.540 when things start

00:45:06.580 going right for Trump,

00:45:08.360 there's a lot of stuff

00:45:09.700 going right for him

00:45:10.560 right now.

00:45:11.240 So if you didn't know,

00:45:12.580 Michael Cohen

00:45:13.140 did everything he could

00:45:15.360 to stop Trump

00:45:16.140 and thwart him

00:45:16.820 and he used to be

00:45:17.760 his lawyer

00:45:18.280 but then turned on him

00:45:19.640 and big.

00:45:20.520 So for Michael Cohen

00:45:21.340 to say anything,

00:45:22.860 anything that's supportive

00:45:24.700 of something Trump

00:45:25.620 is doing,

00:45:26.540 it feels like big news.

00:45:28.780 And it feels like,

00:45:29.560 you know,

00:45:29.880 Zuckerberg going

00:45:30.760 to Mar-a-Lago.

00:45:32.240 It feels like Jeff Bezos

00:45:33.780 having dinner

00:45:34.480 in Mar-a-Lago.

00:45:35.820 It feels like,

00:45:37.020 you know,

00:45:37.340 the pirate ship

00:45:38.360 of people saying,

00:45:39.340 you know what,

00:45:40.060 let's give Trump

00:45:40.740 a chance.

00:45:43.220 But what he says

00:45:44.140 specifically,

00:45:46.480 Cohen did a good job here.

00:45:47.460 The Vigilant Fox

00:45:48.360 is reporting this

00:45:49.100 on social media,

00:45:50.020 on X.

00:45:51.740 He says,

00:45:52.420 I think the media

00:45:52.960 has to do their job.

00:45:54.220 And then Cohen

00:45:55.320 named

00:45:55.780 a half a dozen

00:45:58.200 of what he called

00:45:58.900 the hundred lies

00:45:59.800 the media spread

00:46:00.580 about him.

00:46:01.120 So Michael Cohen

00:46:04.140 is having that

00:46:05.040 that Gell-Man effect

00:46:08.060 situation

00:46:09.560 where since it's

00:46:10.840 the news was about him,

00:46:12.480 he knows when it's fake.

00:46:14.920 And so he says

00:46:15.500 there were hundreds,

00:46:17.100 hundreds of lies

00:46:17.940 about him.

00:46:18.600 He's probably right.

00:46:19.620 There probably were

00:46:20.140 hundreds of lies about him.

00:46:21.660 He said,

00:46:22.340 look,

00:46:22.560 I was a recipient

00:46:23.280 of more than a hundred lies

00:46:24.700 and I understand

00:46:25.540 what Trump is doing

00:46:26.680 in terms of changing

00:46:28.220 the ways defamation cases

00:46:29.860 are brought in this country.

00:46:31.120 that's a hell of a thing.

00:46:34.300 Michael Cohen

00:46:35.200 is in favor of Trump

00:46:37.360 suing the fake news

00:46:39.140 because it might be

00:46:40.440 the only way to fix it.

00:46:43.420 That's blowing my mind.

00:46:45.140 It's just blowing my mind.

00:46:47.060 It feels like common sense

00:46:48.360 is just breaking out

00:46:49.320 all over the place.

00:46:53.080 Anyway,

00:46:54.320 so you heard this story

00:46:57.660 before,

00:46:58.460 but I just have to say it again.

00:47:00.740 The Amuse account

00:47:02.080 on X is reporting this,

00:47:03.380 but I'll just read

00:47:04.420 their words.

00:47:06.520 So Biden

00:47:07.480 publicly ordered

00:47:09.760 11 federal agencies

00:47:11.240 to look into Elon Musk.

00:47:13.560 So you remember

00:47:14.060 when Biden did

00:47:15.280 that creepy smile

00:47:17.060 when he was asked

00:47:18.260 about Elon Musk?

00:47:19.280 This was a while ago.

00:47:20.720 And he said something like,

00:47:22.040 well,

00:47:22.400 we'll be looking into him.

00:47:23.480 And apparently

00:47:24.960 he ordered

00:47:25.640 11 agencies

00:47:26.620 to look into him,

00:47:27.800 federal agencies.

00:47:29.040 All 11

00:47:29.880 opened investigations,

00:47:31.580 according to the

00:47:32.300 Amuse account.

00:47:33.940 And all 11

00:47:35.240 funneled a total

00:47:36.020 of 300 million

00:47:36.820 to Reuters,

00:47:37.960 who then

00:47:39.120 won a Pulitzer Prize

00:47:40.800 for their

00:47:42.620 attack pieces

00:47:44.060 on

00:47:44.480 Trump.

00:47:46.600 Man,

00:47:48.420 if you don't

00:47:49.200 know the players,

00:47:50.800 you don't understand

00:47:52.020 how deeply corrupt

00:47:53.220 all of this is.

00:47:54.880 So you had

00:47:55.240 the President

00:47:55.720 of the United States

00:47:56.420 say on camera,

00:47:57.780 in public,

00:47:58.960 we're going to

00:47:59.580 basically lawfare

00:48:00.740 this guy.

00:48:01.760 Then he ordered

00:48:02.580 the lawfare.

00:48:04.000 We know the agencies

00:48:05.060 all took it seriously.

00:48:06.320 They opened

00:48:06.660 investigations.

00:48:08.660 And then

00:48:09.080 they funded

00:48:10.580 the brainwashing

00:48:12.460 propaganda arm

00:48:13.520 of Reuters

00:48:14.460 to make sure

00:48:15.780 that everybody

00:48:16.540 had good cover

00:48:17.680 because Reuters

00:48:19.400 would just keep

00:48:20.020 saying bad things

00:48:20.760 about Trump.

00:48:21.940 And others

00:48:22.520 would pick it up

00:48:23.180 because it's Reuters.

00:48:24.860 And

00:48:25.140 wow,

00:48:27.040 the level

00:48:27.800 of badness

00:48:28.620 here

00:48:28.860 is just crazy.

00:48:33.020 And

00:48:33.240 let's see,

00:48:34.720 according to Reuters,

00:48:36.200 this is a related

00:48:37.440 story.

00:48:38.480 Charlie Kirk

00:48:39.140 is saying

00:48:39.560 on X today

00:48:40.160 that Reuters

00:48:41.540 has a story

00:48:42.140 out suggesting

00:48:42.860 that

00:48:43.520 Tulsi Gabbard

00:48:45.460 doesn't have

00:48:45.900 enough support

00:48:46.540 from Republicans

00:48:47.380 to get

00:48:48.280 her nomination

00:48:49.420 approved.

00:48:51.060 And

00:48:51.220 so Reuters

00:48:52.880 is reporting

00:48:53.500 that the Republicans

00:48:54.260 don't have the votes.

00:48:56.200 So Charlie Kirk,

00:48:57.080 who's well-connected,

00:48:58.040 of course,

00:48:58.700 he said he checked

00:48:59.420 with the actual

00:49:00.000 sources inside

00:49:00.980 the Senate

00:49:01.460 and they tell me

00:49:02.620 the story is garbage

00:49:03.640 and it's all fake.

00:49:07.900 The news

00:49:08.940 is all fake.

00:49:10.360 Eleven agencies

00:49:11.340 within the government

00:49:12.520 were corrupt

00:49:13.480 and did these

00:49:14.240 fake

00:49:14.880 investigations.

00:49:17.420 The president

00:49:17.940 clearly is part

00:49:19.080 of a crime family,

00:49:20.580 clearly did this,

00:49:21.640 which to me

00:49:22.360 looks illegal

00:49:23.020 right in front of us.

00:49:24.520 Gee,

00:49:24.720 I wonder if there's

00:49:25.500 anything else

00:49:26.160 that you thought

00:49:27.160 used to be

00:49:27.780 a good organization

00:49:29.340 in the country

00:49:30.540 that's really corrupt.

00:49:32.260 Oh, look,

00:49:32.700 here's a story

00:49:33.200 about the ACLU.

00:49:35.280 They have a whole,

00:49:36.120 according to the

00:49:36.700 post-millennial

00:49:37.420 Libby Emmons,

00:49:38.960 that the ACLU

00:49:40.460 has a whole game

00:49:41.340 plan to pressure

00:49:42.100 local officials

00:49:42.900 into blocking

00:49:43.680 Trump's agenda.

00:49:45.960 So I guess

00:49:46.880 the head of the

00:49:47.500 ACLU

00:49:49.380 was on,

00:49:50.400 I think it was

00:49:51.200 on CNN,

00:49:52.860 and he said

00:49:53.820 they're working

00:49:55.460 on all the

00:49:56.100 executive orders

00:49:56.900 and organizing

00:49:57.720 their folks

00:49:58.200 to put pressure

00:49:58.900 on elected officials

00:49:59.940 so they don't

00:50:01.200 roll over.

00:50:02.940 Now,

00:50:03.640 what exactly

00:50:04.920 was the mission

00:50:05.700 of the ACLU?

00:50:06.820 What?

00:50:08.960 Because all I'm

00:50:10.040 hearing is

00:50:10.700 were Democrats

00:50:11.980 trying to stop

00:50:13.500 Trump.

00:50:14.620 Is that what

00:50:15.580 people donate

00:50:16.560 money to the

00:50:17.180 ACLU for?

00:50:18.640 To just be

00:50:20.060 political and be

00:50:20.980 for one party

00:50:21.640 and stop Trump?

00:50:23.140 So the ACLU

00:50:24.620 looks completely

00:50:25.540 corrupt and just

00:50:26.440 an organ of the

00:50:27.200 Democrats at this

00:50:28.000 point.

00:50:30.700 So that's

00:50:31.760 terrible.

00:50:33.600 Meanwhile,

00:50:34.580 the investigation

00:50:35.660 of the investigation.

00:50:37.700 So Representative

00:50:38.380 Barry Loudermilk

00:50:39.480 was leading

00:50:40.780 an investigation

00:50:41.580 of the January

00:50:42.420 6th investigation.

00:50:44.280 So the people

00:50:45.080 who investigated

00:50:45.940 Trump about

00:50:47.860 January 6th

00:50:48.760 are being

00:50:49.440 investigated

00:50:50.020 themselves.

00:50:51.480 And many

00:50:52.120 claims are being

00:50:52.940 made about the

00:50:53.820 investigators,

00:50:55.080 the January 6th

00:50:55.960 committee,

00:50:56.900 Liz Janey

00:50:57.560 and the like.

00:51:00.420 and there's

00:51:05.440 some allegations

00:51:06.060 from Loudermilk's

00:51:07.260 report that there

00:51:08.120 might be at least

00:51:08.660 two crimes that

00:51:10.020 Liz Cheney would

00:51:10.940 be maybe at

00:51:12.920 risk for.

00:51:14.020 One would be

00:51:15.000 tampering with

00:51:15.860 evidence.

00:51:16.720 Apparently there's

00:51:17.420 some law about

00:51:18.960 that and that the

00:51:20.200 tampering would

00:51:20.900 come in the form

00:51:21.680 of secretly

00:51:23.680 communicating with

00:51:24.820 Hutchinson,

00:51:26.620 Cassidy Hutchinson,

00:51:28.800 who had a lot of

00:51:29.920 negative things to

00:51:30.640 say about Trump

00:51:31.320 that some of

00:51:32.680 which didn't turn

00:51:33.420 out to be true.

00:51:34.780 So they had

00:51:35.140 secret communications

00:51:36.180 and I guess that

00:51:36.960 would be like

00:51:37.440 witness tampering.

00:51:39.080 So if you didn't

00:51:40.260 disclose it and

00:51:41.920 you weren't

00:51:42.220 supposed to do it,

00:51:43.720 you shouldn't be

00:51:44.260 talking to the

00:51:44.820 witness ahead of

00:51:45.600 time.

00:51:46.400 I guess that's

00:51:47.300 illegal.

00:51:48.520 Federal law

00:51:49.200 criminalizes it,

00:51:50.220 witness tampering.

00:51:51.480 There's also

00:51:52.220 procuring another

00:51:54.540 to commit

00:51:55.080 perjury.

00:51:56.320 So for the

00:51:56.880 same conversation,

00:51:58.720 if there's

00:51:59.580 evidence that

00:52:00.280 Cheney convinced

00:52:01.900 Hutchinson to

00:52:02.720 say something

00:52:03.340 false, that

00:52:06.140 would be against

00:52:06.640 the law.

00:52:07.940 So I don't

00:52:08.460 know if that

00:52:08.920 actually happened,

00:52:09.880 but let's

00:52:10.820 see.

00:52:12.220 But there is

00:52:13.600 evidence that

00:52:14.160 Hutchinson committed

00:52:15.100 perjury according

00:52:15.980 to these guys

00:52:18.060 looking into it.

00:52:19.560 Then what about

00:52:20.220 the missing

00:52:20.620 data?

00:52:21.040 The January

00:52:22.580 6th select

00:52:23.340 committee failed

00:52:25.000 to preserve

00:52:25.640 more than

00:52:26.840 one terabyte

00:52:27.540 of data.

00:52:30.400 Then there's

00:52:31.260 also the

00:52:32.300 now well

00:52:34.360 demonstrated fact

00:52:35.420 that the

00:52:35.920 Department of

00:52:36.480 Defense officials

00:52:37.240 delayed the

00:52:37.960 deployment of

00:52:38.520 the National

00:52:38.920 Guard despite

00:52:40.380 orders from

00:52:41.340 Trump to do

00:52:42.100 everything to

00:52:42.900 protect things.

00:52:44.620 And some

00:52:45.720 of it was for

00:52:46.540 the look of

00:52:47.020 it.

00:52:47.340 Some of it

00:52:47.760 involved lying.

00:52:49.780 I guess

00:52:50.140 somebody lied

00:52:50.740 about what

00:52:51.100 they were

00:52:51.320 doing.

00:52:51.660 They weren't

00:52:51.900 doing anything,

00:52:52.500 but they

00:52:52.720 said they

00:52:53.000 were.

00:52:55.180 So basically

00:52:55.880 the January

00:52:56.880 6th committee

00:52:57.520 is now,

00:52:58.800 I think,

00:52:59.580 I think now

00:53:00.940 completely

00:53:01.900 uncovered as

00:53:03.480 a fraud and

00:53:05.480 just a

00:53:06.420 complete corrupt

00:53:07.320 process.

00:53:08.080 You and I

00:53:08.560 knew that,

00:53:09.800 but to have

00:53:10.620 it officially

00:53:11.160 investigated and

00:53:12.200 now know for

00:53:12.800 sure it was

00:53:13.300 corrupt and

00:53:14.480 know for sure,

00:53:15.280 in my opinion,

00:53:16.340 we know for

00:53:16.960 sure that it

00:53:17.440 was corrupt

00:53:17.920 and that it

00:53:19.660 was not

00:53:20.640 Trump's fault

00:53:21.360 that the

00:53:22.680 J6ers got

00:53:24.260 out of

00:53:24.520 control.

00:53:25.240 It was bad

00:53:26.820 security.

00:53:28.800 Now, what's

00:53:29.460 it called in

00:53:30.140 the law when

00:53:31.720 you have an

00:53:32.440 attractive nuisance?

00:53:34.600 Is that the

00:53:35.060 right term?

00:53:36.020 Like if you had

00:53:36.820 something in your

00:53:37.480 backyard that

00:53:39.860 looked like it

00:53:40.820 would be real

00:53:41.280 fun to play on

00:53:42.120 if you were a

00:53:42.580 little kid,

00:53:43.020 but it was

00:53:43.640 also deadly

00:53:44.340 and a little

00:53:45.580 kid said,

00:53:46.140 oh, that

00:53:46.360 looks fun

00:53:46.840 and they

00:53:47.880 got killed,

00:53:48.680 you wouldn't

00:53:49.760 get to say,

00:53:50.660 oh, but

00:53:51.560 they trespassed.

00:53:53.400 Here, I'm

00:53:53.960 making it up

00:53:54.400 because I'm

00:53:54.720 not a lawyer.

00:53:55.780 I think you

00:53:56.960 would be in

00:53:57.280 trouble because

00:53:58.320 you created

00:53:58.800 something that

00:53:59.380 was an

00:53:59.660 attractive,

00:54:00.820 dangerous thing.

00:54:02.140 So the kid

00:54:02.580 says, oh,

00:54:02.940 that's attractive.

00:54:03.720 I think I'll

00:54:04.100 go play with

00:54:04.600 that big hole

00:54:05.200 in the ground.

00:54:06.940 So,

00:54:07.300 my point

00:54:16.360 is, if

00:54:16.920 you create

00:54:17.340 an attractive

00:54:18.160 nuisance,

00:54:20.080 the people

00:54:20.620 who are

00:54:22.280 attracted to

00:54:23.040 it have

00:54:23.460 some

00:54:23.720 responsibility,

00:54:24.680 yes, but

00:54:25.760 whoever created

00:54:26.640 the attraction

00:54:27.420 has a bigger

00:54:28.580 responsibility.

00:54:30.340 So if you

00:54:31.200 run an

00:54:32.420 election that

00:54:33.300 looks very

00:54:33.940 much like it

00:54:34.600 was rigged,

00:54:35.540 I don't know

00:54:36.380 that it was

00:54:36.780 rigged, but

00:54:37.680 I know that

00:54:38.140 the pattern

00:54:39.280 recognition of

00:54:40.340 the public,

00:54:41.700 the Republican

00:54:43.160 public, were

00:54:45.260 quite sure that

00:54:46.120 it looked

00:54:46.440 rigged.

00:54:47.560 So you

00:54:48.140 create an

00:54:48.600 election that

00:54:49.320 looks rigged,

00:54:50.580 and then you

00:54:52.200 know there's a

00:54:52.760 protest, and

00:54:53.460 it's going to

00:54:53.780 be at a

00:54:54.100 certain place,

00:54:54.800 and you've

00:54:55.040 got plenty

00:54:55.420 of time to

00:54:56.240 have sufficient

00:54:57.620 security, but

00:54:59.620 you decide not

00:55:00.360 to, for

00:55:01.240 whatever reason,

00:55:02.280 maybe a

00:55:02.760 mistake, maybe

00:55:03.460 intentional.

00:55:04.700 But if you

00:55:05.440 run an

00:55:06.360 election that

00:55:06.760 looks for

00:55:07.680 all the

00:55:08.120 world like

00:55:08.800 it looks

00:55:09.400 rigged, even

00:55:10.660 if it

00:55:10.960 wasn't, and

00:55:12.600 then you

00:55:12.880 don't have

00:55:13.340 proper security

00:55:14.260 in the one

00:55:14.740 place that

00:55:15.240 people are

00:55:15.680 going to go

00:55:16.600 to that you

00:55:17.120 know, and

00:55:17.600 they're going

00:55:17.840 to be really

00:55:18.240 mad about

00:55:18.720 the election,

00:55:20.320 I would say

00:55:21.340 that the

00:55:21.680 government is

00:55:22.420 responsible for

00:55:23.380 all of the

00:55:24.220 everything that

00:55:25.880 got broken,

00:55:27.140 everything that

00:55:27.700 was defaced,

00:55:29.000 and all the

00:55:29.580 violence.

00:55:31.720 Now, on

00:55:32.780 top of it,

00:55:34.400 the people who

00:55:35.040 are violent have

00:55:35.680 responsibility.

00:55:37.200 They definitely

00:55:37.800 have responsibility,

00:55:39.140 but they've

00:55:39.860 also served

00:55:40.480 some time.

00:55:42.680 I'm guessing

00:55:43.660 maybe everybody

00:55:45.260 who did

00:55:45.800 something violent

00:55:46.580 has probably

00:55:47.440 served a little

00:55:48.080 time by now,

00:55:49.180 or lost all

00:55:51.120 of their money

00:55:51.540 paying for

00:55:52.020 lawyers, one

00:55:52.860 or the other.

00:55:53.660 So I feel

00:55:55.580 like they all

00:55:56.000 have to be

00:55:56.440 pardoned, no

00:55:57.460 matter what

00:55:57.820 they did,

00:55:58.500 because the

00:55:59.180 process was so

00:56:00.180 corrupt that

00:56:01.740 allowing some

00:56:02.800 people who did

00:56:03.360 some genuine

00:56:03.960 crimes, even

00:56:04.960 including

00:56:05.480 violence, to

00:56:06.880 either get

00:56:07.280 out early or

00:56:08.100 at least get

00:56:08.720 out of the

00:56:09.100 process and

00:56:09.880 not be pursued

00:56:11.060 further.

00:56:11.540 I think that's

00:56:11.960 the right thing

00:56:12.320 to do.

00:56:14.420 So, meanwhile,

00:56:16.460 Elizabeth Warren

00:56:17.280 showing us that

00:56:18.300 Democrats only

00:56:19.280 have one role

00:56:20.180 in life, which

00:56:21.240 is making the

00:56:21.960 country worse

00:56:22.620 off, and if

00:56:23.780 there's ever a

00:56:24.380 good idea or

00:56:25.180 something that's

00:56:25.760 working, they're

00:56:26.740 going to try

00:56:27.020 really hard to

00:56:27.620 stop it.

00:56:29.420 So, what's

00:56:30.520 one of the best

00:56:31.100 things happening

00:56:31.700 in the country?

00:56:32.500 Well, in my

00:56:32.980 opinion, one

00:56:34.040 of the best

00:56:34.480 things happening

00:56:35.060 in the country

00:56:35.680 is Elon Musk

00:56:37.280 and Doge and

00:56:39.160 his close

00:56:39.900 connection to

00:56:40.580 Trump and

00:56:41.720 the fact that

00:56:42.200 they get along

00:56:42.820 and seem to

00:56:43.260 be on the

00:56:43.580 same page.

00:56:45.820 So, what does

00:56:46.520 Elizabeth Warren

00:56:47.460 want to do?

00:56:48.260 She wants to

00:56:48.820 make that

00:56:49.160 impossible, so

00:56:51.000 she wants some

00:56:51.580 kind of stringent

00:56:53.040 conflict of

00:56:53.880 interest agreement

00:56:54.780 that would say

00:56:56.080 that Musk can't

00:56:57.400 be involved in

00:56:58.200 a certain set

00:56:59.160 of things.

00:56:59.620 But, what

00:57:01.460 would really

00:57:02.020 happen if

00:57:03.020 such a

00:57:03.600 conflict of

00:57:04.320 interest document

00:57:05.140 got created?

00:57:06.600 Well, let me

00:57:07.520 tell you.

00:57:08.520 Elon Musk has

00:57:09.780 his fingers in

00:57:10.520 every part of

00:57:11.460 America, so

00:57:13.240 basically, he

00:57:14.140 would either be

00:57:14.680 completely excluded

00:57:15.840 from everything,

00:57:16.980 because there

00:57:17.300 would always be

00:57:17.820 some part of

00:57:18.840 his business or

00:57:19.680 something he's

00:57:20.380 doing that has

00:57:21.360 some conflict of

00:57:22.220 interest, with

00:57:22.800 everything, with

00:57:24.080 everything, and

00:57:25.600 so he just

00:57:27.220 wouldn't be able

00:57:27.680 to do it.

00:57:28.180 Or, if he

00:57:29.540 did it, they'd

00:57:30.280 have a reason

00:57:30.780 to jail him or

00:57:32.500 go after him.

00:57:34.380 So, it looks

00:57:36.240 to me like the

00:57:38.780 Democrats have

00:57:39.660 gone from being

00:57:42.380 some kind of

00:57:43.080 just an

00:57:43.560 opposition party

00:57:44.640 to how can

00:57:46.780 we make

00:57:47.140 everything not

00:57:47.880 work?

00:57:49.040 Oh, let's

00:57:49.400 add some DEI

00:57:50.440 that will make

00:57:51.080 every company

00:57:51.840 fail and the

00:57:52.620 government fail.

00:57:53.960 Let's stop

00:57:54.640 the two most

00:57:55.700 effective people

00:57:56.540 in the United

00:57:57.200 States, Musk,

00:57:58.740 and Trump

00:57:59.180 from working

00:57:59.800 effectively

00:58:00.320 together.

00:58:01.900 Let's get

00:58:03.840 rid of free

00:58:04.400 speech, but

00:58:06.540 we'll do it

00:58:06.960 cleverly with

00:58:07.720 these NGOs.

00:58:09.720 Let's create

00:58:12.480 a committee

00:58:13.340 to investigate

00:58:14.920 and blame

00:58:17.600 somebody for

00:58:18.740 the problems

00:58:19.300 that we

00:58:19.720 created by

00:58:20.380 not having

00:58:20.840 good security

00:58:21.840 and running

00:58:22.420 an election

00:58:22.880 that didn't

00:58:23.380 look proper

00:58:24.040 to the public.

00:58:24.780 so they

00:58:26.300 found a

00:58:26.720 way to

00:58:28.800 blame the

00:58:29.520 wrong people

00:58:30.260 for January

00:58:31.060 6th.

00:58:32.040 The right

00:58:32.680 people to

00:58:33.100 blame is

00:58:33.560 whoever created

00:58:34.360 that election

00:58:35.260 system where

00:58:36.640 we couldn't

00:58:37.180 tell if

00:58:37.600 somebody won

00:58:38.380 or not.

00:58:39.440 They got a

00:58:40.220 lot of blame

00:58:40.700 and the bad

00:58:42.120 security.

00:58:45.240 All right.

00:58:46.000 Well, how

00:58:46.460 evil are things?

00:58:49.160 Mike Cernovich

00:58:49.760 had an idea

00:58:50.460 that I loved.

00:58:51.120 he said

00:58:52.460 there's so

00:58:52.820 much evil

00:58:53.340 to uncover

00:58:53.980 from the

00:58:54.520 Biden regime

00:58:55.260 it should be

00:58:56.200 its own

00:58:56.580 office.

00:58:57.960 So he

00:58:58.180 recommends

00:58:58.660 the evil

00:58:59.360 czar,

00:59:00.760 evil with

00:59:01.840 a capital

00:59:02.260 E,

00:59:03.260 basically a

00:59:03.940 czar to

00:59:04.420 root out

00:59:05.480 the evil.

00:59:06.520 And he

00:59:06.860 had even a

00:59:07.400 suggestion for

00:59:08.040 him to be

00:59:09.020 that person.

00:59:10.100 He said

00:59:10.360 a special

00:59:10.760 envoy to

00:59:11.340 uncover

00:59:11.740 censorship,

00:59:12.580 bribes,

00:59:13.060 money laundering,

00:59:13.900 and NGO

00:59:14.680 fuckery.

00:59:17.300 He says

00:59:18.080 give Mike

00:59:18.660 Benz an

00:59:19.440 office,

00:59:20.020 staff,

00:59:20.340 and subpoena

00:59:21.340 power.

00:59:21.960 Let him

00:59:22.460 start pulling

00:59:23.080 on threads.

00:59:24.260 Now I saw

00:59:24.640 that Mike

00:59:25.280 Benz sort

00:59:27.680 of jokingly

00:59:28.620 referred to

00:59:30.020 it and

00:59:30.400 posted it,

00:59:31.360 which suggests

00:59:32.380 he's not a

00:59:33.580 hard no.

00:59:35.660 He's not a

00:59:36.460 hard no.

00:59:37.860 So let me

00:59:38.820 weigh in

00:59:39.820 here.

00:59:40.440 This will be

00:59:40.840 a good test.

00:59:42.760 Oh, this

00:59:43.020 will be a

00:59:43.300 really good

00:59:43.640 test.

00:59:44.780 So you

00:59:45.480 know how I

00:59:45.980 always say

00:59:46.340 that the

00:59:46.740 Trump

00:59:47.080 administration

00:59:47.700 is somewhat

00:59:50.020 genius in

00:59:52.360 how well

00:59:52.780 connected

00:59:53.160 they are

00:59:53.580 to the

00:59:53.840 base and

00:59:54.900 how frequently

00:59:56.660 and how

00:59:57.280 aggressive they

00:59:57.920 are about

00:59:58.360 looking for

00:59:59.200 suggestions or

01:00:00.960 just good

01:00:01.440 ideas that

01:00:02.640 bubble up.

01:00:03.620 And I don't

01:00:03.960 think that

01:00:04.300 happens with

01:00:05.420 the Democrats.

01:00:06.080 I think the

01:00:06.440 Democrats are a

01:00:07.180 top-down party

01:00:07.920 completely.

01:00:09.160 But because of

01:00:09.820 Trump being

01:00:10.860 able to read

01:00:11.460 the room and

01:00:12.060 always being

01:00:12.500 connected and

01:00:13.100 always wanting

01:00:13.640 to get the

01:00:14.720 temperature of the

01:00:15.380 base just

01:00:16.000 always, if you

01:00:18.360 have a better

01:00:18.860 idea, I

01:00:21.160 believe, on

01:00:21.880 the Republican

01:00:22.400 side, the

01:00:23.500 better idea

01:00:24.140 will rise to

01:00:25.000 the top only

01:00:26.500 from being the

01:00:27.120 better idea.

01:00:28.360 That's it.

01:00:29.520 It just has to

01:00:30.140 be the better

01:00:30.600 idea.

01:00:31.800 So in my

01:00:32.840 opinion, this

01:00:33.520 is a better

01:00:34.280 idea.

01:00:36.280 So Mike

01:00:37.520 has over a

01:00:38.280 million followers.

01:00:39.420 I've got over

01:00:39.900 a million.

01:00:40.860 I'm going to

01:00:41.520 boost it.

01:00:42.200 So I've already

01:00:42.640 boosted it on

01:00:43.380 X.

01:00:43.960 This is a good

01:00:44.800 idea, including

01:00:46.200 the person.

01:00:47.720 So I don't

01:00:48.280 know if Mike

01:00:48.760 Benz would be

01:00:49.280 interested in the

01:00:49.980 job if such a

01:00:50.940 thing happened,

01:00:51.520 but he'd be

01:00:52.400 exactly the

01:00:52.980 right person.

01:00:54.180 And I really

01:00:55.200 want this.

01:00:56.680 I really want

01:00:57.660 this.

01:00:58.280 And I can't

01:00:59.120 imagine a

01:01:00.460 stronger play.

01:01:02.700 So this will

01:01:03.280 be a good

01:01:03.580 test.

01:01:04.480 Can the

01:01:05.420 better idea

01:01:06.280 bubble up

01:01:07.440 from just

01:01:08.760 something that

01:01:10.080 Mike Cernovich

01:01:10.640 was thinking

01:01:11.300 before he

01:01:12.640 typed it?

01:01:13.700 And then I

01:01:14.560 looked at it

01:01:15.020 and said,

01:01:15.480 yeah, that's

01:01:15.840 actually a

01:01:16.220 good idea.

01:01:17.280 Now, will

01:01:17.820 there be

01:01:18.320 other prominent

01:01:20.060 pundits who

01:01:22.020 will pick it

01:01:22.460 up?

01:01:23.260 Will you

01:01:23.780 see other

01:01:24.420 opinion people

01:01:25.140 say, well,

01:01:25.760 here's an

01:01:26.080 idea.

01:01:27.040 Why don't

01:01:27.360 we have an

01:01:27.760 evil czar?

01:01:28.720 Maybe call

01:01:29.260 it something

01:01:29.600 different, but

01:01:30.240 why don't we

01:01:31.540 put Mike

01:01:32.700 Benz in

01:01:33.200 charge of

01:01:33.680 figuring out

01:01:34.880 this stuff

01:01:35.300 and doing

01:01:35.700 something about

01:01:36.240 it?

01:01:37.040 So let's

01:01:37.840 see if it

01:01:38.120 bubbles up.

01:01:40.200 Meanwhile,

01:01:40.980 according to

01:01:41.400 the Gateway

01:01:41.760 pundit and

01:01:42.560 other news,

01:01:44.000 Trump was

01:01:44.700 right again.

01:01:45.840 Because police

01:01:46.380 had to

01:01:46.700 arrest 14

01:01:47.340 people in

01:01:47.920 Aurora,

01:01:48.620 Colorado,

01:01:49.100 in an

01:01:49.980 apartment

01:01:50.280 complex because

01:01:51.940 they'd been

01:01:52.260 taken over by

01:01:53.020 that Trend

01:01:53.600 Aragua gang

01:01:55.000 from Venezuela

01:01:55.720 who reportedly

01:01:57.100 tortured residents

01:01:58.500 that were found

01:02:00.440 tied up and

01:02:01.160 stabbed.

01:02:03.580 Okay.

01:02:04.100 Okay.

01:02:05.840 So Trump

01:02:09.420 was right

01:02:10.660 about that.

01:02:11.680 he was

01:02:14.260 right about

01:02:14.740 that.

01:02:20.840 So Vivek

01:02:21.780 actually read

01:02:22.520 the entire

01:02:23.020 1,500-page

01:02:24.040 bill.

01:02:24.840 He says it's

01:02:25.740 full of

01:02:26.060 excess

01:02:26.380 of spending,

01:02:27.780 pork,

01:02:28.320 blah, blah.

01:02:30.000 So he says

01:02:30.980 vote no.

01:02:32.420 There we go.

01:02:33.740 So Vivek

01:02:34.380 has a no on

01:02:35.200 the spending

01:02:35.660 bill.

01:02:36.280 Now he's

01:02:36.820 not in

01:02:37.220 office,

01:02:37.620 but do

01:02:39.920 we listen

01:02:40.400 to Vivek?

01:02:41.600 Yes.

01:02:43.260 Now,

01:02:44.760 you know

01:02:45.660 Marvel's

01:02:46.920 The Avengers?

01:02:47.400 One of

01:02:49.560 the famous

01:02:50.600 lines from

01:02:51.840 whichever one

01:02:52.560 it was,

01:02:53.000 whichever movie,

01:02:54.280 is they say,

01:02:55.780 we have a

01:02:56.400 Hulk.

01:02:57.300 And I

01:02:57.860 always laugh

01:02:58.300 at that

01:02:58.560 line,

01:02:59.000 you know,

01:02:59.360 that their

01:02:59.700 secret thing

01:03:01.440 is, well,

01:03:02.060 we have a

01:03:02.560 Hulk.

01:03:03.800 Like, I

01:03:04.180 think of

01:03:04.520 that every

01:03:04.900 time Vivek

01:03:05.540 does one

01:03:05.980 of these

01:03:06.280 things.

01:03:07.560 Who else

01:03:07.940 read and

01:03:09.200 understood

01:03:09.620 1,500 pages

01:03:10.960 of the

01:03:11.780 continuing

01:03:12.540 resolution?

01:03:14.120 Probably

01:03:14.600 just him.

01:03:16.320 Right?

01:03:16.460 So, and

01:03:17.920 then he

01:03:18.180 weighed in

01:03:18.720 and then

01:03:19.400 we take

01:03:19.840 his word

01:03:20.200 for it

01:03:20.560 because he's

01:03:21.020 highly

01:03:21.240 credible

01:03:21.680 and super

01:03:22.660 smart.

01:03:24.160 So,

01:03:25.360 Democrats,

01:03:29.000 Republicans,

01:03:29.820 they have

01:03:31.140 a bank.

01:03:33.340 Do you

01:03:33.960 have one

01:03:34.260 of those?

01:03:35.320 Is there

01:03:35.840 any Republican

01:03:36.500 who can

01:03:36.980 do that?

01:03:38.740 What he

01:03:39.160 just did,

01:03:39.760 read all

01:03:40.200 1,500 pages

01:03:41.100 in one day

01:03:41.720 and then

01:03:43.000 give you a

01:03:43.440 summary of

01:03:43.900 it that's

01:03:44.440 actually useful

01:03:45.160 and persuasive?

01:03:47.340 Who can

01:03:47.980 do that?

01:03:49.280 I mean,

01:03:49.660 seriously.

01:03:50.460 I just

01:03:51.120 looked at

01:03:51.460 that big

01:03:51.800 pile and

01:03:52.240 said,

01:03:52.540 no,

01:03:52.920 no,

01:03:53.100 no,

01:03:53.240 no,

01:03:53.720 no,

01:03:54.920 thanks.

01:03:57.520 Anyway,

01:03:58.320 American

01:03:58.660 Airlines has

01:03:59.400 dropped

01:03:59.700 their DEI

01:04:00.480 policy

01:04:00.980 according to

01:04:01.480 the post

01:04:01.980 millennial

01:04:03.000 and so

01:04:04.140 they got

01:04:04.360 rid of

01:04:04.700 DEI

01:04:05.240 policies

01:04:05.920 and

01:04:06.200 quarters

01:04:06.560 and

01:04:06.780 recruitment

01:04:07.180 and do

01:04:08.140 you know

01:04:08.300 why they

01:04:08.560 did it?

01:04:10.180 Because

01:04:10.700 it's

01:04:10.960 illegal.

01:04:12.380 That's

01:04:12.680 right.

01:04:13.960 So,

01:04:14.240 American

01:04:14.480 Airlines

01:04:15.100 said

01:04:15.640 they

01:04:16.920 must

01:04:17.140 return,

01:04:17.700 this is

01:04:18.120 American

01:04:18.440 Airlines,

01:04:18.940 this is

01:04:19.240 them,

01:04:19.620 this is

01:04:20.140 the company

01:04:20.640 saying they

01:04:21.580 must return

01:04:22.160 to using

01:04:22.580 merit,

01:04:23.680 not the

01:04:24.760 desire to

01:04:25.340 check a

01:04:25.780 DEI box

01:04:26.760 to select

01:04:27.420 the most,

01:04:27.980 but rather

01:04:28.560 to select

01:04:29.500 the most

01:04:29.820 skilled and

01:04:30.260 qualified

01:04:30.600 employees.

01:04:31.220 and the

01:04:35.640 company

01:04:35.940 admitted

01:04:36.360 that the

01:04:37.120 policy

01:04:37.560 is a

01:04:38.000 violation

01:04:38.480 of

01:04:38.760 federal

01:04:39.080 laws.

01:04:41.740 So,

01:04:42.540 American

01:04:42.820 Airlines

01:04:43.320 not only

01:04:44.540 got rid

01:04:44.980 of DEI,

01:04:48.000 certainly

01:04:48.800 because of

01:04:49.340 the Trump

01:04:49.680 effect,

01:04:50.940 but they

01:04:52.760 say out

01:04:53.340 loud,

01:04:54.040 without any

01:04:55.560 qualifications,

01:04:56.760 it was

01:04:57.600 illegal.

01:04:58.020 So,

01:04:59.480 we got

01:04:59.660 rid of

01:04:59.920 it.

01:05:00.700 Now,

01:05:01.640 let me

01:05:01.980 put the

01:05:02.460 Dilbert

01:05:02.920 filter on

01:05:03.780 this

01:05:04.020 situation.

01:05:05.540 Do you

01:05:06.160 know how

01:05:06.780 big a

01:05:07.200 deal this

01:05:07.660 is?

01:05:08.960 Do you

01:05:09.520 have any

01:05:09.900 idea how

01:05:10.600 big that

01:05:11.080 is?

01:05:12.480 If the

01:05:13.100 only part of

01:05:14.240 this story

01:05:14.620 was,

01:05:15.040 oh,

01:05:15.400 we don't

01:05:16.000 like the

01:05:16.340 bad press,

01:05:16.980 so we

01:05:17.180 got rid

01:05:17.560 of DEI,

01:05:18.400 I'd

01:05:19.020 think,

01:05:19.340 oh,

01:05:19.460 that's

01:05:19.680 cool.

01:05:20.720 It

01:05:20.920 wouldn't

01:05:21.120 be world

01:05:21.780 changing,

01:05:22.960 but it'd

01:05:23.500 be cool if

01:05:24.180 some company

01:05:24.700 got rid

01:05:25.100 of DEI.

01:05:25.560 But no,

01:05:27.020 this is

01:05:27.400 bigger,

01:05:28.280 because they

01:05:28.900 said in

01:05:29.340 public the

01:05:30.860 DEI stuff

01:05:31.680 was illegal,

01:05:32.800 and that's

01:05:33.240 why they're

01:05:33.600 not doing

01:05:34.000 it.

01:05:35.120 Now,

01:05:35.560 you're the

01:05:36.040 CEO of

01:05:36.960 a competing

01:05:38.040 airline company,

01:05:40.160 and you

01:05:40.500 saw your

01:05:41.060 competitor say,

01:05:41.960 we have to

01:05:42.300 stop doing

01:05:42.780 that because

01:05:43.360 it's illegal,

01:05:45.160 and like

01:05:45.480 seriously

01:05:46.060 illegal.

01:05:47.080 It's not

01:05:47.680 just technically

01:05:49.060 illegal,

01:05:50.420 it's racism

01:05:51.500 put into

01:05:53.060 the corporate

01:05:53.760 rules.

01:05:56.480 You can't

01:05:57.140 get more

01:05:57.500 illegal than

01:05:58.240 that.

01:05:59.760 So,

01:06:00.240 this is

01:06:01.780 effectively a

01:06:02.540 reframe.

01:06:04.280 So,

01:06:04.520 we're going

01:06:04.840 from,

01:06:05.260 oh,

01:06:05.480 DEI is

01:06:06.040 good for

01:06:06.380 society,

01:06:07.060 we should

01:06:07.340 all be

01:06:07.580 doing more

01:06:08.000 of it.

01:06:09.000 And now,

01:06:09.840 America

01:06:10.180 Airlines just

01:06:10.940 reframed it.

01:06:12.240 It's

01:06:12.540 illegal.

01:06:14.680 That's

01:06:15.200 it.

01:06:17.420 It would

01:06:18.480 take maybe

01:06:19.680 one more

01:06:21.300 company to

01:06:22.960 make a

01:06:23.360 statement like

01:06:23.940 this.

01:06:24.360 maybe one

01:06:25.660 more.

01:06:26.580 Because if

01:06:26.940 it's just

01:06:27.260 one off,

01:06:28.100 maybe you

01:06:28.780 can ignore

01:06:29.240 it.

01:06:30.380 But by

01:06:30.780 the second

01:06:31.420 or third

01:06:32.260 company that

01:06:33.740 says, yeah,

01:06:34.420 this is just

01:06:35.060 illegal, and

01:06:36.420 the reason we're

01:06:36.960 getting rid of

01:06:37.520 it is, you

01:06:38.020 know, it's

01:06:38.200 nothing to do

01:06:38.820 with the

01:06:39.080 people we're

01:06:39.480 trying to

01:06:39.860 serve,

01:06:40.720 nothing to

01:06:41.280 do with

01:06:41.700 not wanting

01:06:42.160 diversity,

01:06:42.820 it's just

01:06:43.420 illegal.

01:06:44.880 And as

01:06:45.520 soon as you

01:06:46.080 get three

01:06:46.620 companies,

01:06:47.740 major ones,

01:06:48.960 that say,

01:06:49.580 we're getting

01:06:50.360 rid of it

01:06:52.340 because it's

01:06:52.880 illegal,

01:06:53.760 every other

01:06:54.960 company will

01:06:55.500 have to do

01:06:56.020 it.

01:06:57.140 Here's why.

01:06:58.500 I'm a

01:06:58.880 stockholder.

01:06:59.940 Huh.

01:07:02.020 Why is the

01:07:03.220 company stock

01:07:03.860 that I own

01:07:04.780 not avoiding

01:07:06.320 this obvious

01:07:07.080 legal peril

01:07:08.020 and pursuing

01:07:09.480 merit, which

01:07:10.340 obviously would

01:07:11.040 make me more

01:07:11.600 money as a

01:07:12.240 stockholder?

01:07:13.680 If it's

01:07:14.440 illegal,

01:07:15.720 why am I

01:07:17.320 owning stock

01:07:18.020 in a company

01:07:18.480 that's doing

01:07:19.000 a major

01:07:20.020 illegal thing

01:07:20.880 and maybe

01:07:21.880 we'll get

01:07:22.240 sued by

01:07:22.680 the government

01:07:23.120 or shut

01:07:23.620 down?

01:07:25.260 So I

01:07:25.880 think the

01:07:26.240 pressure will

01:07:27.080 turn really

01:07:28.640 quickly.

01:07:30.500 So there's

01:07:31.400 definitely

01:07:31.720 progress in

01:07:32.780 getting rid

01:07:33.180 of DEI and

01:07:34.440 you see them

01:07:35.180 anecdotally

01:07:35.860 boop,

01:07:36.360 boop,

01:07:36.700 just a dot,

01:07:37.340 dot,

01:07:37.540 dot.

01:07:38.280 But this

01:07:39.080 is going to

01:07:39.460 be one of

01:07:39.900 those situations

01:07:40.640 that's slow

01:07:41.380 until it's

01:07:41.860 fast.

01:07:43.480 There's going

01:07:44.020 to be a

01:07:44.280 collapse,

01:07:45.380 it looks

01:07:45.760 like.

01:07:46.600 I think it's

01:07:47.360 easy to

01:07:47.780 predict.

01:07:48.060 So just

01:07:49.500 a few

01:07:50.180 more,

01:07:50.960 just a

01:07:51.560 few more,

01:07:52.840 and they

01:07:53.180 just have

01:07:53.660 to say

01:07:54.020 out loud

01:07:54.600 and in

01:07:55.040 writing,

01:07:56.080 we're

01:07:56.980 changing it

01:07:57.700 because it's

01:07:58.300 illegal.

01:07:59.600 And then the

01:07:59.980 entire industry

01:08:00.940 will, like

01:08:02.460 everybody's going

01:08:03.040 to have to

01:08:03.280 change at

01:08:03.660 that point.

01:08:04.440 It won't

01:08:04.700 take much.

01:08:09.900 Well,

01:08:10.620 here's an

01:08:11.060 update on

01:08:11.760 the Middle

01:08:12.160 East and

01:08:12.560 those hostages

01:08:14.800 that Hamas

01:08:15.820 has.

01:08:16.720 You've been

01:08:17.200 hearing happy

01:08:18.140 sounding

01:08:18.640 noises like,

01:08:20.300 oh, we're

01:08:20.820 getting close

01:08:21.420 to some

01:08:21.820 kind of a

01:08:22.200 hostage deal

01:08:22.900 or, you

01:08:23.900 know, Biden's

01:08:25.040 trying hard to

01:08:25.700 get a hostage

01:08:26.860 deal done

01:08:27.600 before he

01:08:29.580 leaves office.

01:08:31.140 Apparently

01:08:31.660 nothing like

01:08:32.320 that's even

01:08:32.800 close, according

01:08:34.020 to Axios.

01:08:35.140 So three

01:08:35.700 Israeli officials

01:08:36.560 are like, no,

01:08:37.380 we're not, we

01:08:38.680 don't have

01:08:39.040 anything.

01:08:40.020 It's not

01:08:40.740 close.

01:08:41.520 So don't

01:08:42.260 expect that

01:08:42.780 to happen.

01:08:43.180 I saw

01:08:48.240 Tucker Carlson

01:08:52.700 interviewing

01:08:53.200 Jeffrey Sachs,

01:08:55.160 who's got

01:08:55.840 controversial

01:08:56.560 views about

01:08:58.340 Israel and

01:08:59.600 about a lot

01:09:00.700 of things.

01:09:02.220 So you

01:09:03.080 should do

01:09:03.400 your own

01:09:03.740 research about

01:09:04.700 who Jeffrey

01:09:05.320 Sachs is.

01:09:06.600 That's the

01:09:07.200 best way I

01:09:07.880 can tell

01:09:09.200 you to

01:09:09.660 form an

01:09:10.180 opinion.

01:09:10.420 He has

01:09:11.400 an

01:09:11.520 interesting

01:09:11.840 background

01:09:12.380 and you

01:09:13.900 should know

01:09:14.300 where his

01:09:14.880 loyalties

01:09:16.560 are and

01:09:17.300 who pays

01:09:17.780 them for

01:09:18.180 what before

01:09:19.220 you listen

01:09:20.140 to his

01:09:20.460 opinions.

01:09:21.620 But he

01:09:22.540 had one

01:09:23.600 statement

01:09:24.020 that I

01:09:25.740 don't know

01:09:25.980 if it's

01:09:26.300 true, but

01:09:26.960 it raises

01:09:27.600 this question.

01:09:28.940 He says

01:09:29.480 that Israel,

01:09:30.380 or at least

01:09:30.680 Netanyahu,

01:09:31.980 is playing

01:09:32.600 for a

01:09:33.120 greater Israel

01:09:33.900 where there's

01:09:34.720 basically no

01:09:35.460 Palestinian

01:09:36.060 state next

01:09:37.600 to him.

01:09:39.040 So in

01:09:39.400 other words,

01:09:39.800 it would

01:09:40.040 give Israel

01:09:40.620 some kind

01:09:41.080 of permanent

01:09:42.180 control over

01:09:43.360 their Palestinian

01:09:44.600 neighbors, but

01:09:45.660 the Palestinians

01:09:46.180 would not have

01:09:46.900 their own

01:09:47.340 state now

01:09:48.660 or ever.

01:09:50.160 Now, first

01:09:50.760 of all, I

01:09:51.060 don't know for

01:09:51.560 sure that

01:09:51.980 that's Netanyahu's

01:09:53.080 plan, but I

01:09:54.700 would ask this

01:09:55.260 question.

01:09:56.560 What other

01:09:57.220 plan could

01:09:57.740 there be?

01:10:00.500 In what

01:10:01.200 world is

01:10:01.800 there some

01:10:02.200 plan where

01:10:02.860 the Palestinians,

01:10:05.200 given the

01:10:05.800 history up to

01:10:06.420 this point,

01:10:07.600 are going to

01:10:08.020 be able to

01:10:08.380 get their

01:10:08.680 own state and

01:10:09.460 live next

01:10:09.900 to Israel?

01:10:11.160 I feel

01:10:12.080 like even

01:10:12.760 talking about

01:10:13.660 that feels

01:10:15.760 dumb.

01:10:17.320 It doesn't

01:10:18.100 feel like an

01:10:18.600 opinion.

01:10:20.020 It just

01:10:20.700 feels like,

01:10:21.480 do you have

01:10:22.220 any idea

01:10:22.760 what's going

01:10:23.300 on over

01:10:23.680 there?

01:10:24.040 I'm no

01:10:24.640 expert, but

01:10:26.080 I know one

01:10:26.580 thing.

01:10:28.300 Both sides

01:10:29.220 don't really

01:10:30.020 have any

01:10:30.740 room to

01:10:31.160 negotiate a

01:10:31.920 middle ground,

01:10:32.900 so there's

01:10:33.960 no middle

01:10:34.440 ground.

01:10:35.540 See,

01:10:35.740 anything that

01:10:36.480 would be

01:10:36.980 Israel living

01:10:38.420 next to

01:10:38.960 an actual

01:10:39.800 country that's

01:10:41.500 its own

01:10:41.860 country called

01:10:42.620 the Palestinian

01:10:43.820 country.

01:10:44.840 There's no

01:10:45.540 way that can

01:10:46.000 work because

01:10:47.540 it wouldn't be

01:10:48.100 safe for

01:10:48.520 Israel, and

01:10:49.320 they have no

01:10:49.800 obligation to

01:10:50.640 do something

01:10:51.280 that's deeply

01:10:51.900 unsafe for

01:10:52.580 them.

01:10:54.180 So how

01:10:56.020 does anybody

01:10:56.560 really expect

01:10:57.520 that there

01:10:57.980 would ever be

01:10:58.420 a Palestinian

01:10:59.020 state?

01:11:00.040 Because why

01:11:00.760 would Israel,

01:11:01.540 if they have

01:11:01.900 the power to

01:11:02.380 stop it,

01:11:03.000 and it looks

01:11:03.340 like they

01:11:03.680 do, why

01:11:04.600 would they

01:11:04.840 ever agree

01:11:05.280 to that?

01:11:06.620 Now, I

01:11:07.400 feel like

01:11:07.740 people are

01:11:08.120 doing

01:11:08.380 recreational

01:11:09.220 opinions about

01:11:10.940 Israel, because

01:11:11.760 it's too hard

01:11:12.240 to have a

01:11:12.560 real one.

01:11:13.700 A recreational

01:11:14.460 opinion would

01:11:15.180 be, all

01:11:16.160 right, I

01:11:17.080 will fantasize

01:11:18.160 that two

01:11:19.140 countries are

01:11:19.780 formed, they

01:11:21.020 live in peace

01:11:21.860 because they've

01:11:22.880 done everything

01:11:23.420 right, and

01:11:24.540 the international

01:11:25.380 community has

01:11:26.920 figured out how

01:11:27.680 to make them

01:11:28.100 live in peace

01:11:28.780 forever.

01:11:29.720 That can't

01:11:30.260 happen.

01:11:30.520 There are

01:11:33.040 way too many

01:11:33.780 brainwashed

01:11:34.400 Palestinians who

01:11:35.340 just want to

01:11:35.920 kill Israelis

01:11:37.240 that if you

01:11:37.720 put them next

01:11:38.220 to each other,

01:11:39.200 we would just

01:11:39.720 be right back

01:11:40.380 in this

01:11:40.700 situation.

01:11:42.040 They would

01:11:42.700 end up having

01:11:43.340 to re-attack

01:11:44.780 the Palestinian

01:11:45.520 country every

01:11:46.340 five years,

01:11:47.200 and wipe out

01:11:48.000 their government,

01:11:48.740 and destroy all

01:11:49.360 their assets,

01:11:50.300 and then they

01:11:50.920 would be even

01:11:51.400 more mad when

01:11:52.120 they built

01:11:52.920 back.

01:11:54.960 So I ask

01:11:55.820 you, in all

01:11:56.600 seriousness,

01:11:57.700 what the hell

01:11:58.520 is Israel

01:11:59.120 supposed to do?

01:12:00.520 If they were

01:12:01.500 to say, all

01:12:02.520 right, we

01:12:02.980 will incorporate

01:12:03.660 all the

01:12:04.020 Palestinians and

01:12:05.300 just say it's

01:12:05.780 all Israel,

01:12:06.700 it's just one

01:12:07.280 country, and

01:12:08.740 it's just

01:12:09.120 Israel.

01:12:09.500 Well, they

01:12:09.720 can't do

01:12:10.060 that, because

01:12:11.420 then their

01:12:11.740 demographic

01:12:12.300 situation would

01:12:13.460 be in jeopardy,

01:12:14.640 and it would

01:12:15.040 be, you know,

01:12:15.960 if the

01:12:16.280 Palestinians got

01:12:17.000 a vote, they

01:12:18.340 would just

01:12:18.660 outbreed the

01:12:19.560 Israelis until

01:12:20.380 they ran the

01:12:20.940 whole thing.

01:12:22.120 So there's

01:12:23.660 really nothing

01:12:24.580 that Israel

01:12:26.720 can do to

01:12:28.680 fix this.

01:12:29.300 they just

01:12:30.880 have a

01:12:31.300 permanently

01:12:31.860 dangerous

01:12:32.440 situation, which

01:12:34.220 they can deal

01:12:34.960 with as things

01:12:36.040 blow up, right?

01:12:37.040 It's like

01:12:37.480 whack-a-mole.

01:12:38.520 Here's a

01:12:38.960 terrorist whack.

01:12:40.220 Here's a

01:12:40.580 terrorist whack.

01:12:41.500 But they

01:12:42.040 never really can

01:12:42.820 stop playing

01:12:43.400 whack-a-mole.

01:12:44.560 There's no

01:12:45.140 path to

01:12:46.560 anything like

01:12:47.340 that.

01:12:48.460 So I

01:12:50.280 think that the

01:12:50.820 Middle East

01:12:51.160 just has to be

01:12:51.900 understood as

01:12:52.760 a power

01:12:53.500 dynamic.

01:12:54.640 If the

01:12:55.820 Palestinians had

01:12:56.740 all the

01:12:57.020 power, things

01:12:58.340 would be

01:12:58.700 really, really

01:12:59.320 bad for

01:12:59.900 Israel.

01:13:01.220 Right now,

01:13:02.020 Israel has

01:13:02.580 more power,

01:13:03.620 and things

01:13:04.860 are really,

01:13:05.420 really bad

01:13:05.800 in Gaza.

01:13:06.520 You know, you

01:13:06.820 could argue

01:13:07.240 they brought

01:13:07.660 it on, at

01:13:08.420 least Hamas

01:13:08.940 brought it

01:13:09.360 on themselves,

01:13:10.200 but it's

01:13:11.400 just a power

01:13:11.940 play.

01:13:12.800 It's nothing

01:13:13.240 but who has

01:13:13.780 the power

01:13:14.240 is in charge,

01:13:15.260 and if

01:13:15.920 America wants

01:13:16.920 to dominate

01:13:17.860 the Middle

01:13:18.280 East so that

01:13:19.020 we can have

01:13:20.240 our way

01:13:20.720 energy-wise,

01:13:21.640 maybe.

01:13:23.820 By the

01:13:24.180 way, speaking

01:13:26.260 of Mike

01:13:26.620 Benz, when

01:13:30.620 I tell you

01:13:32.960 that the

01:13:33.560 United States

01:13:34.160 is this big

01:13:34.820 colonizing

01:13:35.860 bastard country

01:13:37.340 and that

01:13:38.420 we're truly

01:13:39.400 evil,

01:13:41.160 America is

01:13:42.980 really evil.

01:13:44.320 The number

01:13:45.280 of countries

01:13:45.860 we've

01:13:46.360 overthrown,

01:13:48.900 isn't it

01:13:49.460 like 60

01:13:50.940 or 80

01:13:51.580 countries or

01:13:52.200 something,

01:13:53.000 Romania just

01:13:54.200 got a taste

01:13:54.940 of it,

01:13:55.840 Ukraine's

01:13:56.440 falling apart.

01:13:57.680 I mean, if

01:13:58.000 you looked at

01:13:58.420 the totality

01:13:59.100 of everything

01:13:59.720 that America's

01:14:00.540 done in my

01:14:01.080 lifetime, it's

01:14:02.340 fucking evil.

01:14:04.520 However, I

01:14:06.460 heard Mike

01:14:07.240 Benz explain

01:14:08.680 something that

01:14:09.280 I was explaining

01:14:10.000 to, and it

01:14:10.520 was good to

01:14:10.880 have somebody

01:14:12.180 that smart

01:14:12.840 and well

01:14:13.360 informed have

01:14:15.340 the same

01:14:15.720 opinion.

01:14:16.520 It goes

01:14:17.100 like this.

01:14:18.720 If we were

01:14:19.360 not bastards,

01:14:20.300 somebody would

01:14:22.180 be the

01:14:22.500 bigger bastard

01:14:23.220 because we

01:14:24.040 live in a

01:14:24.620 bastardy

01:14:25.360 bastard world.

01:14:26.780 So your

01:14:27.480 only choices

01:14:28.120 are growing

01:14:28.840 or shrinking,

01:14:30.240 living or

01:14:30.820 dying, getting

01:14:32.040 stronger or

01:14:32.680 getting weaker.

01:14:33.880 Nobody gets

01:14:34.560 to just find

01:14:35.720 their perfect

01:14:36.860 situation and

01:14:37.700 just go with

01:14:38.280 it.

01:14:39.300 That's not an

01:14:40.120 option.

01:14:41.060 Everything's

01:14:41.560 either growing

01:14:42.220 or the other

01:14:43.540 thing is growing

01:14:44.160 and it's going

01:14:44.560 to eat you.

01:14:44.960 So the

01:14:47.140 reason that

01:14:47.860 America has

01:14:49.340 created, at

01:14:50.460 least until

01:14:50.920 recently, a

01:14:52.140 strong middle

01:14:52.820 class and a

01:14:53.640 great lifestyle

01:14:54.240 and we

01:14:55.320 always felt

01:14:55.940 pretty safe

01:14:56.740 is because of

01:14:59.100 the bastard

01:14:59.540 activity.

01:15:00.440 It's because of

01:15:01.420 just dominating

01:15:02.200 and stealing

01:15:02.920 and controlling

01:15:04.620 and manipulating

01:15:06.340 and brainwashing

01:15:08.120 and all those

01:15:08.820 things that you

01:15:09.360 would call evil.

01:15:10.020 but if we

01:15:11.480 didn't do

01:15:11.960 those things,

01:15:12.960 I wouldn't

01:15:14.640 have this

01:15:15.040 nice podcast

01:15:16.100 and you

01:15:16.740 wouldn't be

01:15:17.060 listening to

01:15:17.600 it in the

01:15:18.780 comfort of

01:15:19.300 wherever you

01:15:19.820 are.

01:15:20.960 So you

01:15:21.540 have to be

01:15:22.040 a little

01:15:23.180 cognizant that

01:15:25.100 you can be

01:15:26.140 on your

01:15:26.740 moral high

01:15:28.160 ground and

01:15:28.940 say, oh,

01:15:29.460 we should not

01:15:30.100 do these evil

01:15:30.840 things.

01:15:32.160 But the

01:15:32.840 alternative is

01:15:33.440 much worse.

01:15:35.280 And, you

01:15:36.440 know, it's

01:15:38.060 hard to say

01:15:38.540 out loud.

01:15:39.020 Yeah, we're

01:15:40.500 evil, but

01:15:41.200 it's kind of

01:15:42.060 working for us

01:15:42.880 and the

01:15:43.460 alternative is

01:15:45.000 the other

01:15:45.360 evil people

01:15:45.940 would eat

01:15:46.260 us.

01:15:47.140 So what

01:15:48.160 are you

01:15:48.300 going to

01:15:48.440 do?

01:15:49.200 So that's

01:15:49.860 just the

01:15:50.220 realistic way

01:15:50.880 to look at

01:15:51.180 the world.

01:15:51.520 And I saw

01:15:52.260 Mike Ben

01:15:52.720 say a

01:15:53.420 version of

01:15:53.920 that that

01:15:54.540 I fully

01:15:55.600 agree with.

01:15:58.100 Anyway,

01:15:59.040 that, ladies

01:15:59.520 and gentlemen,

01:15:59.980 is what I

01:16:00.560 wanted to

01:16:00.900 talk about

01:16:01.300 today.

01:16:01.860 I'm going

01:16:02.320 to talk

01:16:02.580 to the

01:16:02.960 local

01:16:03.520 subscribers

01:16:04.800 privately

01:16:05.540 now because

01:16:07.380 they're

01:16:07.680 awesome.

01:16:09.020 And thanks

01:16:10.400 for joining.

01:16:11.760 We'll see

01:16:12.500 you tomorrow.

01:16:13.460 Same time,

01:16:13.960 same place.

01:16:14.540 Thank you.

01:16:14.660 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - December 18, 2024

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