Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2734 CWSA 01⧸29⧸25

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00:00:57.860 so good well let's check in with the science i'm sure enough morning coffee drinkers have 12

00:01:08.360 lower risk of all-cause mortality but apparently that's a new study but apparently you gotta get

00:01:16.080 it in the morning for some reason if you wait till the afternoon to have your coffee your all-cause

00:01:22.040 mortality is not that much better but get it early and and you're you're gonna live forever at this

00:01:29.500 rate in other science uh according to study finds there's a desert plant that shows promise as cold

00:01:37.920 as a treatment for colorectal cancer now i don't know how they deliver it and i'm just hoping it's not a

00:01:47.660 cactus well let me check oh it's a shrub sure yeah a shrub would be no problem i've tried to cure my

00:01:55.600 colorectal cancer i don't have that but if i did uh i would sit on a sit on the cactus if it if i thought

00:02:03.600 it would help anyway it's only a shrub should it shouldn't be so hard in insider try trading nancy

00:02:10.920 plosie's husband made some more excellent calls of course we're assuming that he knows a little bit

00:02:18.600 too much because congress has insider information sometimes but i was looking at a couple of the

00:02:26.160 examples and the two examples of his insider trading are that he somewhat recently sold his apple stock

00:02:35.320 and a good chunk of his nvidia but not all of it um those are the same trades i made i don't have

00:02:45.420 any insider you don't need any insider knowledge to trade those two things apple is at a point

00:02:52.380 where ai is likely to disrupt their whole business model and it doesn't appear that they're extra good

00:02:58.800 to ai so i sold mine because i thought you know apple went from sort of a monopoly kind of a company

00:03:06.500 to anything could happen at this point and as you know nvidia um even before the new news it had such

00:03:16.460 a run that it would be time to take some money off the table so you have to be careful with these

00:03:21.980 insider trading stories if the insiders are making exactly the same trades as the outsiders

00:03:27.800 like me literally the two it's the only two stocks i sold i think no there was one other there was a

00:03:34.360 special case but you know if i'm making the same trades at about the same time you know i i do believe

00:03:41.860 that insider trading is a real thing and it should be addressed but not everything they sell sometimes

00:03:47.740 it's just obvious stuff well men are becoming more obsolete than ever according to brighter side of the 0.94

00:03:54.100 news scientists that figured out how to use stem cells and mice to make their own mouse sperm and so

00:04:04.240 that the female mouse does need a like a real mate or real sperm they can just make it out of some kind 1.00

00:04:13.320 of stem cells so let me let me look at let's say uh we're about a year away from robots doing everything

00:04:21.500 that men can do that requires strength so we don't have the strength thing going for us 0.98

00:04:28.160 uh but at least we're the only ones who can make sperm okay we're not the only ones who can make sperm 0.71

00:04:34.680 now i guess the scientists can whip it up in the lab whip it up in the lab if you know what i mean no

00:04:41.260 really it's from stem cells how do we know it's from stem cells though i don't trust those scientists at

00:04:48.140 all you know what i mean anyway men are obsolete we'll be in about a year um so you know so here's

00:04:57.340 another one of my uh unbelievably good predictions so good i wonder why you listen to anybody else

00:05:04.840 um remember when i told you that i sold my nvidia stock a while ago because i thought there'd be some

00:05:13.240 major disruption you know some technology that showed you didn't have to do these big data centers

00:05:19.520 and whatnot and sure enough so deep seek comes out the chinese open source ai that's uh costs five

00:05:27.700 percent to make and it's almost as good but i also predicted and here was my more clever prediction

00:05:35.360 that you shouldn't be that afraid of it at least in terms of disrupting america's ai because first

00:05:43.260 of all america ai would keep moving forward and probably they have some advantages because of the

00:05:48.300 big training facilities that they have that deep seek does not but i also told you that it would get

00:05:54.140 uh that the government of the united states would organize against it so to make it illegal or there

00:06:02.020 would be lawsuits basically it would just be tied up in all kinds of legal maneuvers like tiktok

00:06:07.420 you know tiktok being caught up in the government political process so i was pretty sure that it would

00:06:15.020 be heavily attacked and sure enough here's what we know open ai is looking into um complaints that

00:06:23.040 maybe was trained on just looking at open ai now i'm not sure i believe this next part but it comes

00:06:31.240 from people who know way more than i do apparently there's a way to train an ai model

00:06:36.900 where if there's already a model that is trained like open ai chat gpt you can have the one you're

00:06:43.960 training just ask the one that already exists millions of questions and then it just answers the

00:06:51.380 questions and then then the new thing is also trained does that seem real to you how in the world

00:06:59.100 could it could it ask enough questions i i get that it's fast and you know there's no human involved

00:07:05.940 so it's digital but can you really connect to open ai if you're just a user and ask it millions of

00:07:16.000 questions a minute until you've until you've sucked all of its all of its knowledge that doesn't feel like 0.79

00:07:24.560 that could happen wouldn't wouldn't open ai have guardrails that say you can't have that much 0.64

00:07:30.880 that much traffic all at the same time or it would be so expensive nobody can do it i don't know

00:07:37.580 there's something about it that's not connecting in terms of probably just my understanding of it

00:07:43.900 but i don't know how it could possibly ask millions of questions and then reproduce it

00:07:49.640 that that doesn't even seem slightly possible based on what i know about anything but we'll see

00:07:56.280 the smart people say that's a thing um so open ai is going to go after for stealing their

00:08:03.940 their ip because open ai says we're seeing indications they may have trained on our ip

00:08:11.160 which is interesting because a whistleblower recently died under mysterious circumstances

00:08:17.800 for allegedly having evidence that open ai may have trained on some copyrighted work

00:08:24.020 so you've got the one that may have trained on copyrighted work that's going to sue somebody for

00:08:31.020 copying the work that was copied maybe from the copyrighted okay it's getting a little confusing

00:08:39.200 but what is what seems uh critical is that whoever has the most money to hire lawyers is going to prevail

00:08:45.580 and right now that's open ai and let's see what else is happening we're also talking about the data

00:08:53.180 security problem um and maybe even the persuasion propaganda problem with this deep seek model so as

00:09:01.980 i predicted it would first of all be getting sued and next the government would say hey it's too dangerous

00:09:08.980 to have this you know chinese uh spy application you know they might call it so all that's happening

00:09:16.840 exactly as i said and the u.s navy is banning it they're going to ban deep seek

00:09:22.300 ai over quote security concerns because there's uh yeah so security concerns so it's basically already

00:09:31.820 being banned now who who predicted that i think i'm the only one right did anybody else say oh it'll

00:09:40.460 just get caught up in politics and lawsuits and you're not gonna have to worry about it that's what

00:09:47.360 it looks like meanwhile alibaba just introduced its own ai this is brand new didn't see this coming

00:09:54.720 and it claims to be the fastest one faster than open ai and deep seek and everything else that's what

00:10:02.540 they claim now question number two uh am i wrong that alibaba is a fully chinese-owned company

00:10:11.500 and if it's true that deep seek um may have had access to a lot but a smaller number than the u.s

00:10:23.580 of those nvidia chips which seem necessary to at least get going how in the world is alibaba

00:10:31.780 creating something that's better than all the other ones do they also have a whole bunch of fake

00:10:39.360 or not fake but they have a bunch of illegal chips too how many nvidia chips made it to china

00:10:46.880 it feels like that would be exactly the sort of thing we'd have the most

00:10:51.760 control over but were we sending it to some country that then sent it to china because how

00:11:01.200 in the world do they get it it's not like they're it's not like they're stealing it

00:11:05.460 so i got big questions about nvidia chips and alibaba maybe we'll find that out today

00:11:12.800 so as i tell you i am always listening to msnbc for the for the uh comedy and it's becoming more and

00:11:22.680 more hilarious that their only coverage is comparing stuff to hitler and usually republicans so

00:11:31.700 so here's here's what they had today today they had their guest uh gear and haradas he claimed that

00:11:39.620 this is msnbc the guest claimed that trump is trying to make america white again by deporting

00:11:45.720 illegal aliens well i don't know if anybody knows this but trump has nothing to do with the color of

00:11:53.500 the immigrants he he doesn't have any control over what color they are when they come in the country 1.00

00:12:00.260 he only has control over not letting non-citizens in the country but but this uh literally a pointy

00:12:08.240 here that this is the guest who has this gray hair that's like pointed like a like a paintbrush he 0.94

00:12:15.240 just dipped in paint and uh it's so dumb that all he's doing is doing the law exactly the way the 0.93

00:12:25.520 public wants them to do it it's not his fault that the people coming in are you know more one color 0.97

00:12:33.060 than another one it's not trump's fault and then uh joy reid is uh says that trump enforcing immigration

00:12:41.800 law is just like hitler orchestrating the holocaust that's all she has is that uh she goes 1.00

00:12:50.940 similarities to what happened in germany and what's happening now in america are just undeniable

00:12:57.000 are they are they undeniable uh history may not repeat verbatim but it sure does rhyme

00:13:06.280 yeah hitler rhymes with shitler so i guess we learned something there no you're not supposed to figure out

00:13:14.100 what's true by looking at what rhymes if i could give you one bit of advice about understanding the

00:13:21.560 world things that rhyme are largely coincidence yeah if it rhymes that's not really telling you

00:13:31.000 anything but uh sounds good when you say it then tim waltz is a guest on msnbc and he says quote

00:13:38.840 of course elon musk did a nazi salute he treats it like it's a fact and it's the most obviously not

00:13:47.960 a fact thing that's ever happened anyway so it made me think uh i've never seen msnbc do sports or

00:13:57.980 weather um i don't know if the tv platform has that so i was wondering what would it be like

00:14:05.340 if msnbc started covering sports and weather would it still be comparing everything to hitler

00:14:11.800 you know would the weather be it looks like it's gonna be colder than hitler's balls today

00:14:18.060 it's gonna be snowing more than that dandruff on hitler's shoulder

00:14:22.540 uh and then they're gonna switch over the sports it's like uh that running back he hit the gap like

00:14:29.220 hitler invading poland and i feel like they would uh even for the weather they'd replace 0.76

00:14:38.760 fahrenheit with some kind of hitler measure well looks like it's 32 hitlers today so wear your jacket 0.55

00:14:46.600 anyway speaking of that uh apparently an armed man was arrested in the capital

00:14:53.620 who uh authorities say plan to kill what uh what the armed man called nazis huh nazis

00:15:02.640 hmm where would he get that idea uh and that included in his view pete hagseth mike johnson and

00:15:10.020 scott besant if i'm pronouncing that is a besant or besant um the treasury secretary new treasury

00:15:17.700 secretary now here's my question what news source would he possibly be watching that would make him

00:15:29.500 think that there were actual hitler-like characters in the united states government and he would have to

00:15:36.940 take action because it's so real could it be msnbc now you want to you want to get a real shock

00:15:46.000 why why does joy reads still have her job is it because her ratings are good no they're not even 0.92

00:15:54.700 good on msnbc they're not as good as her her peers as far as i can tell and oh but she keeps her job 0.82

00:16:03.220 why is that why do you think that is as absurd and silly just calling trump hitler all day long and

00:16:10.380 nothing really else to say well here's what i worry about don't we generally hear the msnbc and and nbc

00:16:20.820 um tend to be some of the most controlled news meaning it's not really news it's a propaganda

00:16:28.820 you know our our internal intelligence people cia seem to have some some kind of connection with

00:16:35.680 some news sources more than others and it is generally widely considered by people who follow

00:16:41.720 this sort of thing that msnbc is a controlled news platform meaning that they're kind of doing what the

00:16:50.520 intelligence people want them to do and so my question is this is joy read only employed because

00:16:57.360 she says trump is iller and is that what the intelligence people want msnbc to say because

00:17:03.960 if they didn't want him to say it she would already be out so the disturbing thing is that the whole

00:17:11.960 hitler hitler hitler thing appears to be either approved by or actually initiated by our own government

00:17:19.940 that's what it looks like now there's no way to know that from my perspective but if it's true

00:17:26.600 that msnbc is just you know the cia fake news outlet which it appears to be i mean all the indications

00:17:35.000 it doesn't seem like it's it really doesn't seem like they're being serious about any kind of news

00:17:39.980 it doesn't look like they're even trying so i guess i have a question is that what our own

00:17:48.900 government is selling us is there a part of our government that's selling us that the government

00:17:53.800 is a nazi government that doesn't seem like a good idea anyway trump finally revealed

00:18:02.680 um not personally but uh it was announcement that the drones over new jersey were authorized by the

00:18:10.440 faa for research and others were just normal commercial traffic just normal drone traffic all licensed and

00:18:18.900 approved and some of it for research so how many of you guessed it was aliens or an iranian or or

00:18:28.500 chinese attack if you guessed chinese or iranian attack or some kind of surveillance or aliens from

00:18:37.180 another planet um you're you're not winning this round my my prediction was it was going to be normal

00:18:45.140 approved traffic but i also suggested that there might be some things up there that we've not seen before

00:18:53.920 possibly because they're doing a bake-off to maybe show their products to somebody like the government

00:19:02.400 before the government makes a decision on what vendors to buy stuff from specifically drones so i don't know

00:19:09.360 if that's true but uh they're calling it research it seems to me that you wouldn't fly a drone over

00:19:17.760 heavily populated areas for research would you what kind of research is it research to see if the drone

00:19:24.780 works research to find out how much data it can collect from our own people what exactly were they

00:19:33.020 researching so that's a big question so i think we can agree that every time the government tells us

00:19:39.780 something about secret stuff you never really know if that's true let me say it directly trump as

00:19:48.800 commander-in-chief does not have an obligation to tell us the truth if the truth is bad for the country

00:19:56.280 so if it turns out that he looked into it and found oh damn i can't tell them the whole truth

00:20:02.780 but i can tell them enough of the truth to make them stop worrying okay it's not an alien and we're

00:20:10.120 not being attacked that's all i really wanted to know i didn't really have questions beyond that

00:20:15.780 because if there's something going on beyond that that the military knows about but we're not supposed

00:20:21.380 to know about i'm perfectly okay with my president no matter what party they are just not revealing that

00:20:29.920 you know being a little subtle about that that's okay that's part of the job so i don't need to know

00:20:35.840 everything but i do appreciate knowing that they if it's true i i don't see any possibility that it was

00:20:43.560 a an enemy action and trump wouldn't tell us that that doesn't seem real so i'm pretty sure we don't

00:20:52.060 have to worry about it that's all i'm worried that's that's my only take on that

00:20:55.480 um well let's see uh what things has trump accomplished in his one week uh border encounters

00:21:04.080 are down 93 percent

00:21:05.780 in one week border encounters that's just encounters just any kind of encounter 93 percent

00:21:17.560 now if you're a democrat do you not even notice the difference

00:21:24.680 i mean that's pretty dramatic now it could be that there'll be another uptick

00:21:31.360 because it could be that the people planning to come or sort of waiting to see what happens

00:21:36.200 and then maybe they'll adjust and try some other way to get in

00:21:39.900 but at the moment it's pretty impressive i saw a post from insurrection barbie on x

00:21:45.820 uh pointing out that bill clinton deported 12 million illegals

00:21:50.240 and the media didn't say anything barack obama deported three million illegals

00:21:55.900 media didn't say anything fine with that uh but when trump deported one million in his first term

00:22:03.100 the media brands him a racist and a nazi you see how all this works he does one twelfth of what

00:22:11.220 bill clinton does one twelfth and he's branded a nazi and bill clinton is branded one of the greatest

00:22:18.540 presidents ever by the democrats all right so that's what we got uh trump signed the executive

00:22:27.640 order uh trying to ban trans surgery and trans chemical uh chemical transitions i guess

00:22:37.780 now the it's not a direct ban it's a we'll take your federal funding if you're an institution that's

00:22:45.220 involved in this do you think it'll stick i think i think there'll be lawsuits um but it would be pretty

00:22:53.000 risky for any institution to lose their federal funding because i'm pretty sure that's not a bluff

00:22:58.780 that the the one thing i'm sure of is it's not a bluff yeah chemical castration would be part of

00:23:05.860 what's being banned um so that is pretty bold that is very bold now is it my imagination or has the

00:23:17.120 trans mania just completely disappeared so how many years have we been talking about trans issues

00:23:26.660 like this seems like non-stop every day and during that entire time i met zero trans people

00:23:35.300 and none i didn't run to any did you it it was always so much of a bigger story than it was

00:23:46.660 anything that you know affects the the larger public of course if you're in that situation that affects you

00:23:54.020 a lot but uh for most of us we just didn't even have any contact with that entire segment of

00:24:00.640 the world or maybe we didn't know you know didn't notice but you know i want the best i want the best

00:24:07.980 for all the trans people as as well as everybody else but uh i i like having less news on this topic

00:24:17.180 i just want to talk about something that isn't trans and isn't a comparison to iller that's all i want

00:24:24.000 so we'll see how that plays out i think trump's on the right side of history on that

00:24:29.640 uh so trump has warned that panama is rapidly allegedly taking down its signs that were written

00:24:39.440 in china in chinese i mean they're written in chinese in panama so the idea here is that trump is saying

00:24:47.540 uh china has too much control on the panama canal and one way that that's obvious is if you go there 0.58

00:24:55.800 there are more signs in chinese than there are in other other languages so he's saying that uh

00:25:03.420 they're they're rapidly taking down the chinese signs so it's not so obvious who's controlling them

00:25:08.380 i thought there was some question about whether china has control of the panama canal i think

00:25:16.340 republicans say it's a fact and i think democrats say china doesn't control the panama canal

00:25:23.100 am i right that there are two two movies on one screen there the the democrats have a completely

00:25:31.040 different idea what's going on i think so so one of the things i find useful

00:25:38.000 is watching the five on fox news especially when uh jessica tarloff is on the panel she's the most

00:25:49.780 reliable uh democrat to have the alternative story um you know sometimes there are different people in

00:25:57.600 that chair but she's really useful because you know the the the fake news isn't on one side you know 1.00

00:26:05.860 there's a little fake news on both sides right so i'm sometimes i've got a little blind spot

00:26:11.400 to what the democrats version of the story is so she's really good at giving you the quick version

00:26:18.980 of the democrat side of things you know of course then all all heck breaks out because it's a fun show

00:26:25.860 with lots of uh lots of energy but i think uh probably maybe i think maybe 10 times in the last year or two

00:26:37.700 i've heard something from her that i hadn't seen on my regular looks through the news so very useful

00:26:45.480 you you don't have to agree with the other side but you'd be crazy not to know what the argument is

00:26:51.720 so at least listen to the argument all right when i found out my friend got a great deal on a wool

00:26:59.000 coat from winners i started wondering is every fabulous item i see from winners like that woman 0.99

00:27:05.660 over there with the designer jeans are those from winners oh are those beautiful gold earrings did

00:27:11.720 she pay full price or that leather tote or that cashmere sweater or those knee-high boots that dress 1.00

00:27:17.240 that jacket those shoes is anyone paying full price for anything stop wondering start winning

00:27:23.920 winners find fabulous for less uh the trump administration pushed out um apparently is

00:27:31.520 getting rid of 60 career officials at a at an entity called usaid usaid which is not an aid organization

00:27:40.960 um i don't want to get too deeply into that but let me just say this if it doesn't mean anything to

00:27:48.440 you when i say that that 60 officials were removed from usaid then there's a gigantic part of america

00:27:58.200 that you're missing and i would refer you to mike benz to understand why why neutering that organization

00:28:07.960 might be really important because it's just one of these entities that you didn't know was doing a lot

00:28:14.620 of stuff that you weren't aware of and you were paying for if you're an american taxpayer so uh the

00:28:22.800 trump administration seems to be targeting all the things that really needed to be targeted and

00:28:28.880 they're doing it quickly it's very impressive i have to say i'm totally impressed

00:28:32.860 um trump administration is also offering these buybacks or not buybacks buyouts for employees

00:28:41.200 so i guess you'll get eight months pay if you decide to go by next week so there's a website where

00:28:48.900 you can volunteer to go and you get eight months of pay if you go now if you don't go now you still

00:28:55.600 might be laid off later but without the eight months of pay so i'm guessing you get some something but

00:29:05.020 much less so this is a really clever way to get things going now what's going to happen and you're

00:29:13.580 seeing it already is that people who are not good at doing anything are going to have all kinds of

00:29:19.320 ideas about how it's being done wrong here's specifically what people who don't know how things work

00:29:25.220 are going to say they're going to say hey you froze or you cut too much too soon without looking

00:29:33.400 at all the details that's not a mistake it will be true that if the administration does exactly what

00:29:42.460 it should do in other words if it acts in the smartest most capable way it will cut way too much

00:29:49.780 way too fast without checking that's the only way you can get there because the only way you're going

00:29:57.340 to find out what's true is to cut stuff and find out who screams the the amount of pain that you cause

00:30:05.120 is almost the only good indicator of what's working and what's true every government entity

00:30:11.380 that trump and company want to cut everyone will be lying to them they're all liars there is no way

00:30:19.840 you can study and take extra time to find out who you should fund and who you should get rid of 0.95

00:30:25.560 can't be done because everybody's a liar so here's what you do instead all right i don't see any reason

00:30:32.040 for this place uh we should talk to them see if they have a good argument no you just stop the funding

00:30:38.740 and you just see what happens now if you don't have experience you would say that is a little crazy

00:30:47.240 scott you don't just fire first and then make a plan after you've started you make a plan first

00:30:55.760 and then you execute the plan nope not in this case in this case you just have to run in and start

00:31:02.520 punching stuff because you you've got to just destroy the current assumptions destroy the current

00:31:10.200 comfort you've just got to shake that box until everybody's dizzy then you might start seeing

00:31:18.980 something useful and you're gonna have to take a bunch of guesses and it's gonna be messy messy messy

00:31:25.960 but here's what you can't do the certain way to fail is low energy the certain way to fail

00:31:33.720 and by the way failing to cut the budget is the end of humanity i mean it would be the end of the

00:31:41.340 united states and god knows what would follow right because the world has a lot of dependence on

00:31:46.700 the united states we'd survive but we might be we might be living in you know tribes or something

00:31:52.660 so the the level of risk involved in continuing to spend the way we are is really it's 100 doom

00:32:02.540 so doing what we're doing in the normal way is 100 doom there really is no escape

00:32:09.740 if you go wild with let's say putting full energy into cutting costs and you cut too deeply

00:32:19.580 what is the risk of that well there's definitely risk there is risk is risk to individual um individual

00:32:28.500 components of the country and that's real and we should we should be smart about those risks and we

00:32:35.660 should try to adjust and we should try to make it easy on people when it makes sense but you gotta do it

00:32:43.280 that's the important thing if you don't put full energy into cutting and disrupting and shaking the

00:32:49.340 box and getting rid of people before you fully investigate it you can't get there you just can't

00:32:54.860 get there from here any kind of a low energy traditional attack would be well i've created a

00:33:01.440 committee and the committee will be spending 18 months uh researching what should be cut and the way

00:33:08.420 they'll research it is they'll ask the opinions of the people they plan to cut hey you're in charge of

00:33:14.780 this department how much should we cut what you don't want to be cut you have to increase 20 percent

00:33:21.300 next year because otherwise the world will come to an end oh well we'll put that together in a report

00:33:26.780 and then we'll go back to the government in 18 months oh but we're a little late so we had to delay

00:33:31.980 it really took two years oh wait a minute we're halfway through trump's entire term no point in

00:33:37.780 doing it now because they'll just fight it and they'll never get done before the end of the term

00:33:41.360 no you cannot do a low energy major cut you have to go high energy high mistake high energy high mistake

00:33:55.000 it's the only path and the only people who are smart enough to know that are elon musk trump and

00:34:02.840 you know vivek would know it you know sacks would know it ackman would know it um i'm sure andresen

00:34:10.040 knows it i'll bet you you can't find anybody with a high iq to disagree

00:34:13.840 uh let me let me lay down the gauntlet here i say nobody nobody who's got a high iq and and the trump

00:34:23.940 administration has just freaking geniuses at this point not one of them would disagree with going

00:34:30.620 high energy high potential mistake versus you know our ordinary study it to death and do nothing

00:34:37.500 approach um and it's going to be hard to educate the people who don't have experience

00:34:44.100 that it's the only way we we ran out we ran out of options we only have one way to survive

00:34:52.180 this is it this is it and i and by the way this is not an exaggeration this is for survival

00:35:00.200 and i don't think i've ever said that before you're usually everything else is well we're

00:35:07.100 trying to optimize we're trying to avoid some trouble no the debt this is survival and

00:35:14.020 we have to put 100 into it all right um this is interesting apparently trump is suing the pulitzer

00:35:26.200 prize committee for having given pulitzer prizes to the new york times and washington post

00:35:32.360 over their russia collusion fake news now i don't think this can succeed i've never seen anything like

00:35:43.160 it so it's one thing to sue the the people with the fake news and i don't know that that's happening

00:35:49.860 i don't think he's suing the new york times and the washington post over russia collusion stories

00:35:54.860 but if he's suing the pulitzer committee because they gave they gave awards and didn't take them

00:36:02.060 back i i think they'd be happy if they were just rescinded so something tells me that the real play

00:36:08.620 is just to get them to admit that they gave awards to fake news and then have them just correct it and

00:36:16.340 say okay we we disavow or we rescind the award i don't know if you could rescind the award but

00:36:23.260 you could say we disavow it now or it was a mistake so it could be that the lawsuit

00:36:29.240 is really just to get them to do something that they should have done anyway which is admit when

00:36:35.480 they made a gigantic mistake

00:36:37.260 well um rfk jr should be sitting there right now in his confirmation hearings so that's happening right

00:36:48.300 now we're expecting it to be brutal um and we don't know if he's going to get through

00:36:54.700 i will tell you that if somehow rfk jr doesn't get through

00:37:00.940 the the level of disappointment i would feel for the republicans would be off the chart

00:37:11.900 just off the chart i could never forgive this let me say that directly anybody who votes against rfk

00:37:19.380 jr given that he might be the only one who can save us from our food supply and bad pharma

00:37:25.400 i'm taking this really personally right this is not politics to me this is my life i mean this this is

00:37:34.640 you know kids this is personal this is not politics whatsoever so i'm going to echo what

00:37:41.580 nicole shanahan said she said that bobby kennedy might be nice but she's not and she's got a list

00:37:49.500 of people that are not have not said they'll vote for him mostly republicans but not entirely

00:37:55.420 uh federman's on the list and she said she's going to personally fund primary challengers to anybody who

00:38:02.380 votes against kennedy uh i'm going to personally do what i can to destroy the lives of anybody who 0.70

00:38:09.200 votes against them you know i don't i'm not sure i have much power but to the extent that i'm aligning

00:38:15.800 them every single day on social media is useful i'm gonna go i'm just gonna go animal because this

00:38:24.520 has to happen all right now you can say well what if things go wrong well let's worry about that if it

00:38:31.080 happens i mean it's not like it's not like he has the ability to change something so quickly that

00:38:37.640 people are going to be dropping dead right everything will be carefully considered he does like science

00:38:43.300 even if the democrats are too dumb to realize it and i'm not i don't feel any flexibility on this 0.90

00:38:49.760 no flexibility uh this one just has to get done uh there's no option on this one sorry all the other 0.97

00:38:59.180 ones all the other ones i didn't really care about pete eggseth honestly i didn't really care

00:39:05.400 almost any of them i didn't really care i thought there were people who could do those jobs

00:39:10.880 the people that trump picked are good good picks but i didn't care this is the one i care about

00:39:17.940 this is the one that will activate me this is the one that's going to make hell come at those people

00:39:23.200 who vote against it and i'd like you to join me uh i think all republicans have to just go

00:39:29.000 we have to just go barbarian on this this one just has to get done it

00:39:36.160 it i mean it's it's the issue of the age beyond i mean obviously the debt's the the imminent one but

00:39:46.260 this is way too big this is way too big to let politics get in the way and i don't trust anybody 1.00

00:39:54.260 who would vote against them because it either means they're stupid or bought and boy if they act stupid 1.00

00:40:00.560 or bought they're gonna have a tough tough time ahead of them because we're not going to forget this one 1.00

00:40:06.900 not at all

00:40:09.240 um so thank you nicole shanahan but by the way this this is exactly what i was talking about

00:40:18.700 with the trump way of doing things

00:40:22.420 have you noticed that just individual citizens are saying stuff like all right well here's this gap

00:40:31.760 there's this thing that needs to be handled and you look around and you say nobody's doing anything

00:40:36.920 like nobody's making the uh making the threat real and then nicole says i can do it and then she does it

00:40:46.000 and and now it's news and now now i can i can boost it so that's what i could do like i wanted to do

00:40:55.340 something too but just complaining didn't seem enough but if i'm boosting nicole's message that's

00:41:01.860 real money now it's serious so i'm just jumping in because it's necessary if anybody else wants to

00:41:11.820 jump in and boost nicole's threat i would welcome that joel pollack gives us an update on the pacific

00:41:21.080 palisade's cleanup i think it was originally predicted it would take six to 18 months to get

00:41:26.740 rid of the toxins and allow people to rebuild but the latest is that it might get down to three months

00:41:33.280 and according to joel's reporting there's a u.s army corps of engineers rep

00:41:38.040 who says quote that's far faster than i've ever seen on any other major fire

00:41:43.840 and the there's speculation that trump is pushing hard on this

00:41:48.880 um and i hope that's what it is i i don't know what trump is doing behind the scenes

00:41:54.520 but certainly what he did in public should have been should have been kind of a wake-up call

00:42:00.020 now as i've told you um mayor bass has said that they hired a consultant

00:42:07.480 to help them figure out what to do that just sounds like corruption to me

00:42:13.840 it just sounds like corruption i'd like to see a picture of the consultant

00:42:18.300 i'd like to know the relationship that that consultant has had in the past

00:42:22.680 with the mayor are they friends have they worked together before is it a democrat

00:42:27.840 because i don't trust anything about the consultant

00:42:31.220 even without knowing anything about who they are it's just corruption as normal

00:42:36.600 if you if you're looking to give the government's money to somebody

00:42:41.540 it's just you know there's got to be some better way to control that money

00:42:47.380 um and then apparently there's some group putting together some

00:42:53.220 uh let's say low-cost housing for the areas that used to be

00:42:57.980 high-end neighborhoods so just like you imagined

00:43:02.800 um the idyllic little neighborhood may be let's say upgraded

00:43:09.300 to something that the residents don't love because it would create

00:43:13.620 increase their density uh among other things

00:43:17.480 here's a little uh scary thing

00:43:21.000 so deep seek that uh open source ai according to matthew berman he was

00:43:28.620 playing with it and he got it to upgrade its own code

00:43:33.000 now being open source that means that you could

00:43:37.080 take the code of deep seek and upgrade it if you had if you had a good idea

00:43:41.920 and so i guess matt berman asked it to improve itself

00:43:47.500 and it rose some code for itself

00:43:53.200 and doubled its own speed

00:43:56.720 uh uh do you know what that means

00:44:03.540 now first of all i would like to see that confirmed

00:44:07.760 because the story is a little too on the nose a little too perfect

00:44:12.240 and you know a little too provocative to necessarily believe

00:44:18.680 that this is a reproducible thing and not just a fluke and that it's really twice as

00:44:24.320 fast and you know there's no downside to it etc

00:44:27.080 so i would want more confirmation

00:44:29.100 but if it's true it would be the first hint of what's called the singularity

00:44:37.160 meaning when the ai can improve itself

00:44:40.760 so in a small way um i and i don't i don't think it could have done it without

00:44:48.320 the human approving each of the actions

00:44:50.480 so it's not like it you know completely improved itself without any interaction

00:44:54.640 but we're at the point where all you'd have to do is turn it into some kind of an agent

00:45:01.680 and say hey here's the deal i want you to find out

00:45:05.320 and just keep working on it just keep improving yourself

00:45:08.400 and then the ai would try different code and experiment with things until it made itself better

00:45:17.260 and then we're in trouble

00:45:19.100 now it's just the first indication of what's coming

00:45:23.180 it's not the singularity

00:45:24.420 the singularity is where humans just are going to lose control entirely

00:45:28.680 because the machines will just be so far above us

00:45:31.900 and improving so fast

00:45:33.180 we'll just never be able to keep up

00:45:35.080 you know they'll just take control

00:45:36.680 that's the that's the risk

00:45:38.480 but uh wow

00:45:40.620 might be closer than we think

00:45:42.340 well here's some good news

00:45:44.160 the the white house

00:45:45.560 is uh

00:45:46.960 now tracking the hoaxes

00:45:48.740 so the white house just did a press release

00:45:51.020 and the title of it is

00:45:52.380 debunking latest fake news hoaxes

00:45:55.360 now remember i've been telling you

00:45:59.040 that the trump administration

00:46:01.860 takes suggestions

00:46:03.380 from the public

00:46:04.800 better than

00:46:06.500 not better than

00:46:08.260 i think i've never seen it before

00:46:09.680 they they just continually are looking for good ideas

00:46:13.660 and when they find one

00:46:15.080 they just implement it

00:46:16.760 exactly like you would hope things work

00:46:19.800 and every time i see it

00:46:21.800 i think to myself 0.98

00:46:22.780 damn 0.95

00:46:23.880 that's like so impressive 0.99

00:46:25.920 that they can implement ideas

00:46:28.440 that are not their own pet ideas

00:46:30.020 now this one

00:46:31.540 uh almost certainly

00:46:33.500 comes from the fact that on the internet

00:46:35.700 we were very successful

00:46:37.080 with hoax lists

00:46:38.940 uh to try to deprogram the other side

00:46:41.840 and indeed

00:46:42.700 the fine people hoax

00:46:44.380 getting debunked

00:46:45.600 probably was a key to trump winning a second term

00:46:49.360 because it allowed a lot of the smartest people

00:46:53.020 you know the elon musk's

00:46:55.020 the joe rogan's

00:46:56.120 to say wait a minute

00:46:57.300 you fooled me

00:46:58.220 you're not going to fool me again

00:46:59.660 so so debunking the hoaxes

00:47:02.220 was always

00:47:02.900 was always the secret weakness

00:47:06.060 that the left had

00:47:07.580 that we had not fully exploited

00:47:09.320 and

00:47:10.420 now watching it work on the internet

00:47:12.680 with the various hoax lists

00:47:15.240 um

00:47:16.660 the white house

00:47:18.180 created not only

00:47:19.820 separately

00:47:20.740 they also created a

00:47:22.400 rapid response

00:47:23.540 account on social media

00:47:24.940 so they'll correct hoaxes

00:47:26.880 in real time

00:47:27.500 i think they had that before

00:47:28.980 um the first term

00:47:31.200 but to actually announce

00:47:33.300 the fake news hoaxes

00:47:35.040 by press releases

00:47:36.140 oh my god

00:47:38.080 that's good

00:47:38.700 they're actually making the fake news

00:47:41.480 the news

00:47:42.120 because if the white house

00:47:43.980 does a press release

00:47:45.080 that's a big deal

00:47:47.060 now in my opinion

00:47:48.560 this is the biggest mistake

00:47:50.380 that trump made in the first term

00:47:51.860 not doing this

00:47:53.040 not once

00:47:55.100 did i see the white house

00:47:56.880 debunk the fine people hoax

00:47:58.380 even if they did

00:47:59.080 i never heard about it

00:47:59.940 the drinking bleach hoax

00:48:01.700 and all the other hoaxes

00:48:02.620 but uh

00:48:03.740 on social media

00:48:04.760 people were

00:48:05.300 passing them around like crazy

00:48:06.940 so

00:48:07.860 let's do a hoax update

00:48:09.720 so according to the white house

00:48:12.140 here are the four hoaxes

00:48:14.500 that happened in the first week

00:48:16.960 one week

00:48:18.420 four hoaxes

00:48:20.080 let's see which ones you caught

00:48:21.480 there's the

00:48:22.540 elon musk doing a nazi salute

00:48:24.820 which obviously was a hoax

00:48:26.620 there's a trump paused

00:48:29.280 medicaid and snap benefits

00:48:31.200 no

00:48:32.080 those were specifically excluded

00:48:34.400 from his executive order

00:48:36.940 all the things that were direct payments

00:48:39.240 to people

00:48:39.740 were explicitly excluded

00:48:41.940 but the news reported

00:48:43.660 that they were included

00:48:44.620 to get everybody all worked up

00:48:46.760 that was fake

00:48:47.980 then there's a governor

00:48:50.680 jb pritzker

00:48:51.860 said that

00:48:53.360 and also chicago school officials

00:48:55.800 said that ice raided a school

00:48:58.500 that never happened

00:49:00.920 there was a secret service thing

00:49:03.920 that had nothing to do with

00:49:05.080 anything about immigration i guess

00:49:07.140 um

00:49:08.240 so that was fake

00:49:09.600 that's three

00:49:10.300 and the fourth one was

00:49:11.940 a physician's advocacy group

00:49:14.560 opposes rfk jr

00:49:16.100 for health and human services

00:49:18.220 head

00:49:18.500 uh no that wasn't a

00:49:20.820 physician's advocacy group

00:49:22.900 it was a partisan bunch of democrats

00:49:26.260 it wasn't any kind of advocacy group

00:49:29.180 all right

00:49:29.760 so

00:49:30.800 you've got four hoaxes

00:49:33.720 in one week

00:49:34.740 so let's say

00:49:36.640 that the rate of hoaxes

00:49:38.060 stays consistent

00:49:39.200 so

00:49:40.800 four per week

00:49:41.980 52 weeks

00:49:43.360 take a few weeks off

00:49:44.780 for vacation

00:49:45.440 200 per year

00:49:47.160 200 per year

00:49:48.920 times four

00:49:49.740 four years of the term

00:49:51.360 800

00:49:52.400 so the democrats

00:49:54.240 are on track

00:49:55.600 i'm not making this up

00:49:57.440 this is just math

00:49:58.480 they're on track

00:49:59.880 for 800 hoaxes

00:50:01.780 by the end of trump's term

00:50:03.660 now we'll see if the rate

00:50:05.600 you know

00:50:06.140 increases or decreases

00:50:07.300 but the current rate

00:50:08.540 four per week

00:50:10.360 800 over four years

00:50:12.640 which to me is pretty funny

00:50:17.940 anyway

00:50:19.140 um

00:50:20.880 so

00:50:23.560 and the funniest thing

00:50:25.060 about this newest hoax

00:50:26.460 about the

00:50:27.500 uh

00:50:28.140 spending cuts

00:50:29.300 for things that are really

00:50:30.440 they're really not doing

00:50:31.620 a spending cut to

00:50:32.400 um

00:50:33.480 i often talk about

00:50:35.160 my quote

00:50:35.920 smartest democrat friend

00:50:37.720 who is

00:50:39.620 you know

00:50:40.040 suffering with

00:50:40.740 massive

00:50:41.440 terminal

00:50:42.320 tds

00:50:43.280 and after trump

00:50:45.100 won

00:50:45.520 and he won by a solid

00:50:47.080 majority

00:50:47.660 and

00:50:48.340 and even the democrat

00:50:49.800 left

00:50:50.300 that said

00:50:51.020 huh

00:50:51.440 okay

00:50:52.280 um

00:50:53.500 he got real quiet

00:50:54.900 and i thought

00:50:56.700 surely

00:50:57.700 after seeing

00:50:59.060 that biden

00:51:00.340 really had 1.00

00:51:01.040 a dead brain 1.00

00:51:02.180 and that the democrats 0.99

00:51:04.040 were covering it

00:51:05.040 and that they picked

00:51:06.740 kamala harris

00:51:08.040 against all democratic

00:51:09.280 norms

00:51:10.300 and that she was

00:51:12.160 so bad

00:51:13.060 she couldn't complete

00:51:13.880 a sentence

00:51:14.460 i thought to myself

00:51:16.000 well

00:51:17.120 surely now

00:51:18.540 surely now

00:51:20.960 my democrat

00:51:22.600 friend will admit

00:51:23.640 not only are

00:51:25.140 trump's policies

00:51:26.080 the most popular

00:51:27.300 ones

00:51:27.720 for most things

00:51:28.740 but that he's

00:51:30.360 getting it done

00:51:31.040 and even the news

00:51:32.760 is complimenting him

00:51:33.780 even democrats

00:51:35.020 were complimenting him

00:51:35.880 sometimes

00:51:36.180 so i thought

00:51:37.100 he's finally

00:51:38.500 seen the light

00:51:39.400 but he emerged

00:51:41.740 yesterday

00:51:42.360 by email

00:51:43.020 just as plucky

00:51:45.800 as he was

00:51:46.540 and why do you

00:51:47.920 think he emerged

00:51:48.720 because he believed

00:51:50.780 the fake news

00:51:51.840 that there were

00:51:53.600 all these benefits

00:51:54.440 being cut

00:51:55.120 and he wanted me

00:51:55.880 to know

00:51:56.260 that once

00:51:57.420 trump's reputation

00:51:58.840 goes in the toilet

00:51:59.820 and his approval

00:52:00.700 drops like a rock

00:52:01.800 which it will

00:52:02.980 because of all

00:52:03.840 these terrible

00:52:04.640 cuts he just made

00:52:05.840 which didn't happen

00:52:06.900 it's fake news

00:52:07.780 and that

00:52:09.360 trump would be

00:52:11.120 completely

00:52:11.920 disgraced

00:52:13.120 and he hoped

00:52:14.200 that pete

00:52:14.640 buddha judge

00:52:15.260 he figures

00:52:16.440 is the best

00:52:17.700 candidate

00:52:18.280 will come

00:52:19.920 to the rescue

00:52:20.480 so that's

00:52:23.420 what the other

00:52:23.940 world looks like

00:52:24.860 out

00:52:26.740 all right

00:52:28.620 general mark

00:52:30.400 milley

00:52:30.800 had a bad

00:52:31.500 week

00:52:31.860 because

00:52:32.240 now that

00:52:33.460 pete

00:52:33.940 hegseth

00:52:34.480 the secretary

00:52:35.600 of defense

00:52:36.240 he's already

00:52:36.900 announced that

00:52:37.740 he's pulling

00:52:39.200 the security

00:52:39.960 clearance

00:52:40.620 for milley

00:52:41.500 and

00:52:44.680 what else

00:52:45.520 is he doing

00:52:45.960 and he's

00:52:47.060 going to

00:52:47.480 conduct a

00:52:48.020 review board

00:52:48.940 to determine

00:52:49.720 if there's

00:52:50.200 enough evidence

00:52:50.900 to have

00:52:51.320 general milley

00:52:52.280 stripped of a

00:52:53.160 star

00:52:53.620 while in

00:52:54.460 retirement

00:52:54.940 because he's

00:52:55.520 in retirement

00:52:56.060 for his efforts

00:52:57.520 to quote

00:52:58.020 undermine the

00:52:58.680 chain of command

00:52:59.440 during the

00:52:59.860 first term

00:53:00.520 of president

00:53:01.080 donald trump

00:53:01.900 there is

00:53:03.220 going to be

00:53:03.640 enough evidence

00:53:04.560 to make

00:53:06.180 to make that

00:53:06.440 at least

00:53:07.200 a toss

00:53:08.680 up

00:53:08.940 i'm not

00:53:10.580 i'm not

00:53:11.280 super in

00:53:12.040 favor of

00:53:12.640 going after

00:53:13.200 retired

00:53:14.020 people

00:53:15.100 but if

00:53:16.960 the allegations

00:53:17.660 against milley

00:53:18.560 are true

00:53:19.360 it's not

00:53:22.660 normal behavior

00:53:23.480 so it

00:53:25.180 might require

00:53:25.900 a little

00:53:26.340 stronger response

00:53:27.960 than you'd

00:53:28.660 expect

00:53:29.100 and of course

00:53:30.700 we're going to

00:53:31.020 take down

00:53:31.580 his pictures

00:53:33.480 his paintings

00:53:34.220 oh my goodness

00:53:36.460 i tell you

00:53:38.120 i thought that

00:53:41.700 i would be

00:53:42.240 more uncomfortable

00:53:43.360 with what

00:53:44.640 looks to be

00:53:45.540 i don't want

00:53:47.120 to say

00:53:47.360 revenge

00:53:47.980 but let's say

00:53:49.220 responses to

00:53:50.620 what seemed

00:53:51.740 clearly

00:53:52.320 very bad

00:53:53.340 behavior by

00:53:54.120 a number of

00:53:54.620 people

00:53:54.900 but when

00:53:56.260 you hear

00:53:56.620 what the

00:53:57.280 people are

00:53:57.820 alleged to

00:53:58.880 have been

00:53:59.200 involved in

00:54:00.020 it does

00:54:01.860 seem appropriate

00:54:02.600 and

00:54:03.940 we'll see

00:54:05.520 no

00:54:06.400 no don't 0.97

00:54:07.140 hang him

00:54:07.680 let's not

00:54:08.800 let's not

00:54:09.440 be hyperbolic

00:54:10.360 i think he

00:54:11.280 should he

00:54:12.000 should answer

00:54:12.660 for some

00:54:13.240 of his

00:54:13.700 decisions

00:54:14.620 that seems

00:54:16.240 fair

00:54:16.620 and you

00:54:20.040 know if it

00:54:20.460 results in

00:54:21.120 taking a star

00:54:22.040 away from

00:54:22.520 him or

00:54:22.820 something

00:54:23.160 you know

00:54:24.300 that's up

00:54:24.660 to the

00:54:24.860 military

00:54:25.200 that's

00:54:26.400 i would

00:54:27.420 stay out

00:54:27.800 of that

00:54:28.000 completely

00:54:28.440 but uh

00:54:30.180 yeah

00:54:30.980 he's got

00:54:31.720 got some

00:54:32.340 questions to

00:54:32.900 answer there

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00:55:34.240 so remember i told

00:55:36.540 you about cnn's 0.99

00:55:37.400 dumbest panelist 1.00

00:55:38.480 uh her name is 1.00

00:55:40.060 katherine rampel

00:55:41.100 so she she's 0.72

00:55:42.620 going full full

00:55:43.700 nazi she's like 1.00

00:55:45.120 an msnbc

00:55:46.180 quality panelist

00:55:47.660 but she's on 0.95

00:55:48.420 she's on cnn

00:55:49.700 embarrassing them

00:55:50.540 um so somebody

00:55:52.920 posted what she

00:55:53.980 said which is

00:55:54.760 basically um

00:55:56.460 defaming musk

00:55:58.600 by saying he gave

00:55:59.480 a nazi salute

00:56:00.360 which he obviously

00:56:01.620 did not

00:56:02.380 and uh somebody

00:56:04.320 said that uh

00:56:05.260 hey elon you

00:56:05.940 should sue her

00:56:06.920 and and cnn

00:56:08.200 and elon responded

00:56:10.100 good idea

00:56:11.760 will he

00:56:13.840 is he gonna sue

00:56:15.500 cnn and the

00:56:17.820 woman who said

00:56:18.380 it's a nazi salute

00:56:19.440 because i'm pretty

00:56:21.100 sure if a jury

00:56:22.400 saw the full video

00:56:23.500 where he touches

00:56:24.860 his heart and

00:56:25.800 says you know my

00:56:27.000 heart goes out to

00:56:27.780 you when he's doing

00:56:28.420 it i'm pretty sure

00:56:29.840 that the jury would

00:56:30.620 say uh that

00:56:32.520 doesn't look like

00:56:33.380 a nazi salute to

00:56:34.360 me so i think he

00:56:37.560 might i think he

00:56:39.560 might win unless

00:56:41.320 the jury was

00:56:42.260 confused that

00:56:43.500 somebody might have

00:56:44.380 actually believed it

00:56:45.360 was really a nazi

00:56:46.340 salute do you think

00:56:47.580 people could really

00:56:48.420 believe that it

00:56:50.460 doesn't feel like she

00:56:51.280 really believes it

00:56:52.200 does it is she that 1.00

00:56:53.900 dumb she does seem 1.00

00:56:55.540 dumb you know 1.00

00:56:57.180 literally just seems 1.00

00:56:58.380 dumb so maybe 0.98

00:57:01.220 she believed it 1.00

00:57:02.080 but it seems

00:57:03.420 unlikely let's see

00:57:06.240 what else is elon

00:57:07.100 doing just in the

00:57:07.800 last 24 hours let's

00:57:09.080 say he's doing doge

00:57:10.140 and he's already

00:57:10.700 found a bunch of

00:57:11.860 money to take out

00:57:12.620 of there lots more

00:57:13.580 to come uh trump

00:57:16.000 asked him to rescue

00:57:17.040 the stranded

00:57:17.660 astronauts at the

00:57:18.640 international space

00:57:19.900 station and he took

00:57:20.960 the took the

00:57:22.240 assignment so he's

00:57:23.400 going to rescue

00:57:23.940 them so he's saving

00:57:25.020 the country from debt

00:57:26.100 he's rescuing two

00:57:27.780 astronauts stranded

00:57:29.200 in space and uh

00:57:31.660 he's also been

00:57:32.400 asked to work with

00:57:34.360 boeing to get air

00:57:36.200 force one completed

00:57:37.300 on time i guess

00:57:38.140 they've been working

00:57:38.660 on it for years and

00:57:39.500 it's over budget and

00:57:40.600 uh trump would like

00:57:42.280 to have access to it

00:57:43.580 during his term so

00:57:45.200 who else are you

00:57:45.980 going to ask well

00:57:46.840 elon's not doing

00:57:47.820 enough how about he

00:57:48.900 fixes that is there

00:57:51.600 anything he can't do

00:57:52.880 do we have any

00:57:54.440 problems that elon

00:57:55.400 isn't directly or

00:57:56.620 indirectly solving

00:57:57.560 this is incredible

00:57:59.360 um remember i always

00:58:03.540 tell you that the

00:58:04.320 person with the best

00:58:05.160 idea is in charge

00:58:06.700 elon musk is not in

00:58:10.040 charge of anything

00:58:10.840 except that he has

00:58:12.760 good ideas and if

00:58:14.720 he brings you the

00:58:15.360 best idea and you

00:58:16.280 look at it you go

00:58:16.900 oh well that is the

00:58:18.860 best idea it kind of

00:58:21.160 makes him de facto

00:58:22.100 in charge without

00:58:23.740 being in charge

00:58:24.620 so why would you

00:58:26.540 ask him to help

00:58:27.240 with boeing because

00:58:29.140 you're almost sure

00:58:30.040 you're almost positive

00:58:31.040 that whatever he does

00:58:32.440 with them he's going

00:58:33.580 to introduce the best

00:58:34.720 idea okay how is he

00:58:38.080 going to you know how

00:58:39.120 is he going to do any

00:58:39.760 of these things doge

00:58:40.840 etc well the best

00:58:42.080 ideas that's it so if

00:58:45.820 elon has way more

00:58:47.980 power than other

00:58:48.880 people are comfortable

00:58:50.320 with i think they're

00:58:52.600 missing that the source

00:58:53.660 of his power is

00:58:54.580 performance it's not

00:58:56.740 it's not some lust

00:58:58.100 for a dictatorship i

00:59:00.400 don't see that at all

00:59:01.260 actually i don't see

00:59:02.300 any signs of that but

00:59:03.940 he certainly likes

00:59:04.880 having solutions so i

00:59:08.520 think we need to stop

00:59:09.380 bitching about the 1.00

00:59:10.180 person with the best

00:59:11.080 ideas having the

00:59:13.340 freedom to implement

00:59:14.160 them because it's a

00:59:16.940 good thing well speaking

00:59:20.480 also of elon musk he

00:59:22.100 says that tesla's full

00:59:24.060 self-driving mode is

00:59:25.460 here now what does

00:59:28.060 that mean full self

00:59:30.300 driving so i assume

00:59:31.840 that means you just

00:59:32.800 don't have to have a

00:59:33.920 human being touching

00:59:35.140 the steering wheel i

00:59:36.500 don't know how legal

00:59:37.540 it is everywhere so

00:59:39.340 there might be a legal

00:59:40.440 question that i'm not

00:59:41.700 clear about but it

00:59:43.800 looks like technologically

00:59:45.100 letting the car do the

00:59:47.580 driving is going to be

00:59:48.740 way way safer than a

00:59:50.460 human probably won't

00:59:51.720 even be close even if

00:59:53.560 the car makes some

00:59:54.280 mistakes even if the

00:59:55.900 car causes some you

00:59:57.400 know damage and death

00:59:58.380 because everything does

00:59:59.520 it's going to be way

01:00:01.140 cheaper or not cheaper

01:00:02.440 it's going to be way

01:00:03.200 safer and how would

01:00:06.560 you buy another vehicle

01:00:07.960 if there was one that

01:00:09.840 could do this now i've

01:00:12.880 not tried the self

01:00:14.520 self-driving on a tesla

01:00:16.200 and i'm kind of worried

01:00:19.920 that my uh psychology

01:00:21.780 can't handle it because

01:00:23.760 you know you you have a

01:00:24.840 sense of what you can

01:00:25.600 handle i don't know i

01:00:27.700 don't know what it would

01:00:28.300 feel like to be in the

01:00:29.740 car while it's driving

01:00:31.160 itself but i would try

01:00:33.060 it i would definitely try

01:00:34.520 it and probably i'd get

01:00:36.860 comfortable with it

01:00:37.700 people seem to be able to

01:00:39.320 adjust to it so i guess i

01:00:40.840 would too and if i could

01:00:43.300 have a car that would

01:00:44.220 literally drive itself

01:00:45.660 oh my god and i also

01:00:50.720 wonder if there'll be

01:00:51.660 some kind of weird um

01:00:53.880 changes at bars or

01:00:56.880 restaurants that serve

01:00:57.920 drinks can you imagine

01:00:59.740 the restaurant having its

01:01:01.000 own tesla and it's parked

01:01:03.380 outside and you just you

01:01:05.720 know people need a ride

01:01:08.240 home they don't have a ride

01:01:09.640 you just say i just take

01:01:11.120 the tesla and they just

01:01:13.180 sit in the tesla and just

01:01:14.320 drives them home and then

01:01:15.220 drives back to the bar and

01:01:17.000 parks where it was and it

01:01:18.800 can just take people home

01:01:19.760 all day long so we might

01:01:21.820 we might be on the verge of

01:01:24.060 taking drunk driving down by

01:01:25.940 90 percent not on day one

01:01:28.600 but if enough people who

01:01:30.760 have a drinking problem and

01:01:32.220 they want to keep having a

01:01:33.340 having fun with their drinks

01:01:34.780 if they say you know what if i

01:01:37.320 drink when i go out and i like

01:01:39.080 it it wouldn't make sense

01:01:41.040 to have another vehicle

01:01:41.800 unless you always have a

01:01:44.020 unless you always have a

01:01:45.660 designated driver but most

01:01:47.180 people don't so what what

01:01:50.520 this could do to you know

01:01:53.180 even the recreation industry

01:01:55.140 it could be one of the

01:01:57.140 greatest things that ever

01:01:58.080 happened in society we'll see

01:02:02.300 anyway there i saw an opinion

01:02:05.860 that it seems like almost a

01:02:08.740 sure thing that tesla will 0.97

01:02:10.640 stay ahead with the self

01:02:11.860 driving ai part of its

01:02:13.220 business and if you add the

01:02:15.800 self-driving cars that it

01:02:18.280 doesn't look like anybody's

01:02:19.320 going to be able to catch up

01:02:20.180 too soon and then you add on

01:02:21.900 top of it the tricks that

01:02:23.540 deep seek brought to the

01:02:25.760 industry because in theory all

01:02:28.620 the other ais are going to

01:02:29.940 take the tricks that deep seek

01:02:31.360 add add it to their own code

01:02:34.520 and and be twice as fast so

01:02:38.060 uh if you add that to what

01:02:42.080 tesla already has their 0.97

01:02:43.720 self-driving cars are going to

01:02:44.860 be insane and their robots

01:02:47.060 you know the tesla robots are

01:02:49.660 going to be even better than we

01:02:50.740 imagined so if you add robots

01:02:54.140 plus cyber cabs and self-driving

01:02:56.740 cars it's hard for me to imagine

01:02:59.720 that tesla is going to do poorly

01:03:01.240 in the future hard to imagine

01:03:03.480 but there is a political risk

01:03:06.100 because elon's out there so if

01:03:09.060 people decide they don't want a

01:03:10.640 self-driving car because they

01:03:11.940 don't like his politics that could

01:03:13.280 be a problem

01:03:13.740 well dc u.s attorney ed martin

01:03:18.520 he's uh conducting this uh internal

01:03:21.820 inquiry as to why prosecutors

01:03:24.060 uh brought the post enron statute

01:03:28.300 for the first time against the

01:03:29.800 january sixers so um some uh 300

01:03:34.100 of the january six protesters got

01:03:36.940 felony counts for some obscure law

01:03:39.980 that had been designed only for enron

01:03:43.100 i guess and to have it apply in this

01:03:46.220 context was kind of a stretch and

01:03:49.720 some people would say that it was too

01:03:51.600 much of a stretch so ed martin's

01:03:53.660 going to look into this and figure

01:03:55.280 out if those prosecutors had

01:03:57.780 gone too far

01:03:59.340 yeah tesla's earning statement is

01:04:02.720 out today coincidentally

01:04:03.880 meanwhile new york's attorney general

01:04:07.560 letitia james

01:04:08.700 she's going to sue the trump 0.94

01:04:10.740 administration for trying to freeze

01:04:13.320 those federal funds on what she 0.56

01:04:15.300 thought were i think she fell for the 0.90

01:04:17.300 hoax i think she thought it was

01:04:19.260 going to stop direct payments to

01:04:21.200 people who get direct payments but

01:04:22.840 it's not it's going to stop stuff like

01:04:25.300 dei and you know nonsense and

01:04:27.600 immigration or yeah and funding

01:04:29.800 funding illegal immigration things

01:04:32.660 that are far less controversial but

01:04:35.740 here's the thing oh so her claim is 0.97

01:04:38.160 that the president can't pause funding

01:04:40.920 because it's a congressional thing

01:04:42.400 maybe um but i've never seen anybody

01:04:46.320 who was more like a a t like a movie

01:04:49.340 villain letitia james it there's 0.89

01:04:52.700 something about the way she looks

01:04:54.260 and the way she talks there's just

01:04:57.140 extra chilling and we're going to get

01:05:00.880 trump i can't even do an impression but 1.00

01:05:03.480 damn she's got the the evil genius you 1.00

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01:05:28.940 um so uh caroline levitt the new

01:05:34.000 um spokesperson for trump had her first

01:05:38.680 press conference and i would give it an

01:05:41.200 a plus it was really it could have been

01:05:45.300 the best one i've ever seen you know i

01:05:47.520 haven't seen every press conference but

01:05:49.400 you know we um

01:05:51.440 so mckeleney

01:05:55.660 am i saying that right mckeleney no

01:05:59.960 mckeleney uh was the standard and she

01:06:04.300 was great and pretty much flawless and

01:06:07.300 often created created headlines just from

01:06:10.160 her good answers and stuff but uh caroline

01:06:13.960 levitt was perfect she didn't need a

01:06:16.980 binder she spoke to everything

01:06:19.060 confidently quickly very clearly

01:06:21.980 um she knew the reporters by name her

01:06:26.200 answers were real answers and not not a

01:06:29.240 bunch of evasions and uh word salad and

01:06:33.980 it's kind of terrible for the last

01:06:37.420 spokesperson

01:06:38.240 corinne john pierre uh because we're

01:06:43.840 going from unambiguously the worst

01:06:46.480 press secretary of all time to one of

01:06:50.680 the top two

01:06:51.460 of all time although dana perino was

01:06:55.500 probably in the in that top category as

01:06:58.580 well so republicans have had two or

01:07:01.380 three that are the best we've seen and uh

01:07:05.180 at what point do democrats notice it

01:07:10.280 seems like they notice that their own

01:07:12.200 spokesperson was completely incapable of

01:07:14.920 doing the job and that the trump ones are

01:07:17.680 great

01:07:18.100 well how are the other countries doing

01:07:21.520 let's check in internationally uh let's see

01:07:26.000 the green party leader uh their economic

01:07:28.840 minister um says they only expect germany to

01:07:32.860 have a growth rate of 0.3 percent

01:07:36.400 0.3 percent

01:07:38.760 uh that would be like the end of germany if

01:07:44.580 they don't get that up that would be less than

01:07:47.560 inflation basically that would be a death

01:07:49.680 spiral 0.3 percent because it would be one

01:07:53.580 thing if they were in the middle of a

01:07:54.940 pandemic or just recovering but other

01:07:59.600 countries don't have a 0.3 growth rate

01:08:02.140 so whatever they're doing in germany it's

01:08:05.560 all wrong

01:08:06.360 and here's my question does germany still

01:08:11.400 have the ability to manufacture because

01:08:15.460 that was one of their strengths right they

01:08:17.280 could build factories and manufacture stuff

01:08:19.560 like cars and whatnot and i wonder if they

01:08:22.140 still have that ability did they lose it

01:08:24.720 like america did but if they still have

01:08:28.100 people who have those skills i wonder if

01:08:29.620 we can poach them

01:08:30.460 since germany is falling apart is there any

01:08:33.740 way we could say hey we need a bunch of

01:08:35.420 people who know how to engineer a factory

01:08:37.560 and do it quickly so we can bring

01:08:39.460 manufacturing back to america and uh

01:08:43.460 i don't know seems like we should be

01:08:46.200 looking for some superstars who have

01:08:48.140 specific skills from other countries

01:08:50.560 meanwhile over in the uk um it looks like

01:08:56.320 there's a law to imprison people who view

01:08:59.800 far-right propaganda online and you can

01:09:02.800 get 15 years for looking at for looking at

01:09:06.420 what they labeled far-right 15 years

01:09:09.600 in prison for reading 15 years in prison

01:09:15.300 for reading because you read the wrong

01:09:18.680 stuff now that doesn't even sound real

01:09:21.580 does it i don't know if this is a law that

01:09:24.140 already passed or is being considered i

01:09:26.860 forget but the fact that's even that's even

01:09:30.100 on the discussion 15 years for looking at

01:09:33.920 far-right material doesn't that create a

01:09:37.180 little bit of a risk that they can redefine

01:09:39.580 what far-right means well it used to mean

01:09:43.040 uh what we really meant was you're agreeing

01:09:45.720 with hitler but now it means that you're

01:09:48.680 agreeing with trump because you know trump

01:09:50.920 is hitler well obviously you know a plus

01:09:53.320 b uh so uk is just completely broken

01:09:58.420 that's just completely broken

01:10:00.780 but according to the jerusalem post uh the

01:10:06.200 saudis and israel are getting closer to

01:10:08.360 some kind of breakthrough

01:10:09.240 understanding where they they recognize i

01:10:12.880 guess the big thing is getting saudi arabia

01:10:15.060 to recognize israel in a full way because

01:10:20.640 that would be shocking historically but

01:10:23.340 they're getting close apparently that's the

01:10:25.860 report anyway there are lots of things that

01:10:28.440 can derail a thing like that such as october

01:10:31.140 7th the last the last time the saudis and

01:10:34.060 israel looked like they were getting close to

01:10:36.300 agreeing on something big uh that's when

01:10:40.160 iran acted so there could be another big

01:10:43.340 thing coming to stop it from happening we'll

01:10:45.580 see iran doesn't have much in the way of

01:10:48.600 assets left uh after israel took out

01:10:53.680 hezbollah's big weapons and hamas's big 0.89

01:10:57.120 weapons and the syrian syrian uh iranian

01:11:00.940 proxies so could be that this is exactly

01:11:05.340 the right time to get that

01:11:06.500 saudi or israel thing done

01:11:08.360 um here's a funny story so denmark

01:11:13.540 which controls greenland and doesn't want

01:11:17.620 to give it to or sell it or anything to

01:11:20.460 trump uh they decided to beef up their

01:11:24.140 security so they're going to spend two

01:11:26.900 billion dollars uh to improve their their

01:11:30.420 own national security over there but if you

01:11:32.640 wanted to know what it was before so this is

01:11:37.180 the entire uh this is the entire greenland

01:11:41.540 national security ready currently it's there

01:11:45.800 are four aging inspection vehicles now does an

01:11:50.820 inspection vehicle even have a gun do they i mean if it's an inspection

01:11:58.500 vehicle in theory it would have some some force so maybe there's a gun on it i

01:12:05.280 don't know but they got four of those they've got a challenger surveillance plane

01:12:10.280 and 12 dog sledge patrols uh to monitor an area four times the size of france

01:12:17.280 four dog sledge patrols

01:12:20.160 but not to worry they're going to upgrade their military

01:12:24.820 to include uh three new arctic navy vessels okay

01:12:29.980 um and uh doubling the number of planned long-range surveillance drones to four

01:12:36.360 from two to four as well as satellite surveillance so that should protect them

01:12:43.560 in case america wants to conquer them but then i found out this

01:12:48.860 um according to a denmark or danish politician

01:12:53.640 uh they've done the math did you know that the u.s military has three to four

01:13:00.880 hundred soldiers in greenland already that's normal it's not new

01:13:06.000 we've got three to four hundred military already in greenland america does

01:13:11.500 and uh what are they doing there they're they're part of an early warning radar

01:13:16.400 defense so they're operating a radar defense because

01:13:20.340 if you're if you're monitoring some radar

01:13:23.040 what you need is three to four hundred people

01:13:26.420 right because monitoring the radar is kind of sitting there looking at a screen and

01:13:34.620 you're going to need hundreds of people to what why are there three to four hundred people

01:13:39.320 i have no idea why we have three or four hundred people if we're just

01:13:43.460 a radar site anyway

01:13:47.040 so the danish politician said that if trump just said all right we own it now

01:13:52.820 we already have enough military to conquer it

01:13:56.420 we wouldn't even have to move troops

01:13:58.440 we could just say you know we got 300 soldiers there

01:14:02.500 and that would be enough to conquer all of greenland

01:14:05.300 so

01:14:07.340 i guess trump can take it if he wants it

01:14:10.240 even denmark says all he'd have to do is say he's taking it and we couldn't do anything

01:14:14.240 and i agree

01:14:16.200 they probably couldn't do anything about that

01:14:18.160 well let me tell you that if you're subscribing to the dilbert comic which you can only subscribe to

01:14:24.780 and see if you're on x just go to my account on x and you'll see the button

01:14:29.360 or if you're a locals member but that's more political and a little bit naughtier

01:14:35.020 so make sure you can handle the political stuff if you want to be on locals

01:14:39.300 uh but we have a lot of fun on locals because it's more of a community

01:14:42.800 and uh dilbert the dilbert cartoons this week

01:14:47.280 feature dilbert who's been disgraced on the internet

01:14:51.100 and he has to deal with being disgraced on the internet

01:14:55.820 except that he finds that it just makes his life better

01:14:59.980 so you'll have to you'll have to follow it to see

01:15:02.360 and also the dilbert calendar for this year

01:15:05.780 now that uh now that a month has passed

01:15:08.280 you can use the discount code

01:15:10.200 to uh get it for 10 percent less

01:15:13.040 because you missed a month

01:15:14.200 and uh it's basically the calendar is like buying a dilbert book

01:15:18.860 it's just in calendar form so it's it's got a year of comics on the front

01:15:22.940 a year of comics on the back of each page

01:15:25.100 so some of them are dilbert reborn the spicier ones 1.00

01:15:28.560 and some of them are the classics

01:15:30.400 and uh there's no real reason

01:15:34.860 that you have to wait till the beginning of the year to buy the calendar

01:15:37.980 it's really just a way to read comics every day

01:15:40.720 so you don't have to be reading them in the exact order that they're on the calendar

01:15:45.160 but if you want that discount code you can see it's the pinned

01:15:50.000 the pinned post on my x account

01:15:52.480 you'll see it there

01:15:54.400 and you'll see the link to buy it

01:15:56.260 the only the only link where you can buy it

01:15:58.460 all right ladies and gentlemen thanks for joining

01:16:00.840 i'm going to go private with the locals people

01:16:04.080 but if you're on youtube or rumble or x

01:16:07.540 thanks for joining

01:16:08.260 we'll see you tomorrow same time

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - January 29, 2025

Episode 2734 CWSA 01⧸29⧸25

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