Real Coffee with Scott Adams - April 14, 2025


Episode 2809 CWSA 04⧸14⧸25


Episode Stats

Length

44 minutes

Words per Minute

137.75545

Word Count

6,078

Sentence Count

362

Misogynist Sentences

9

Hate Speech Sentences

27


Summary

Scott Adams talks about the attack on Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and his family, the all-female crew on a space flight, and why you'd be happier if you had a social life where at least one other person wanted to eat with you.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Do-do-do-do-do-do.
00:00:03.440 Boom, boom, boom, boom.
00:00:08.320 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.
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00:00:24.340 a canteen jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind.
00:00:27.300 And fill it with your favorite liquid, I like coffee.
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00:00:45.840 Good stuff.
00:00:47.360 Well, if you subscribe to the Dilbert comic, Dilbert Reborn it's called,
00:00:52.620 which you can only see if you're subscribing either on Axe or on Locals,
00:00:57.300 you would know that Dilbert's company is having a problem with China.
00:01:03.140 So China is going to steal the IP of Dilbert's company,
00:01:08.060 and Dilbert's going to try to fix that by moving his manufacturing to Albania.
00:01:14.420 Things don't go well.
00:01:17.580 That's all I can tell you.
00:01:19.160 It doesn't go well.
00:01:20.120 All right, let's see if there's any science that didn't need to happen.
00:01:25.880 Oh, here's one.
00:01:27.440 Did you know, according to Neuroscience News,
00:01:30.640 that shared meals strongly link to greater happiness?
00:01:36.020 So one in four people don't eat a meal with other people,
00:01:39.700 but the people who eat with other people are happier.
00:01:41.980 I think they could have just asked me on that one.
00:01:47.440 Do you know why people don't eat with other people?
00:01:50.940 Because they don't have any friends or family to eat with.
00:01:55.260 Pretty much everybody who has some kind of a functional social life
00:02:00.420 is eating with other people.
00:02:02.320 So, yeah, I think I could have told you that you'd be happier
00:02:06.820 if your social life is good enough
00:02:08.920 that at least one person wants to eat with you.
00:02:11.060 If you can't find even one person,
00:02:13.860 you know, you're probably lonely and single.
00:02:17.380 All right.
00:02:18.300 Well, you probably heard that there was a disgusting arson attack
00:02:22.240 against Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro.
00:02:26.660 This one's a really scary one.
00:02:29.480 This is really scary.
00:02:30.660 So apparently the attacker, some 30-year-old, 38-year-old guy,
00:02:36.660 he forcibly entered the residence while the family was asleep
00:02:41.640 and set fire to the place while the family was asleep.
00:02:47.620 Now, luckily, it looks to me like the governor's residence
00:02:51.460 is a pretty big place.
00:02:53.300 So people must have seen it and called it in,
00:02:56.500 and the police department, or I'm sorry,
00:02:59.500 the fire department put it out and rescued the family.
00:03:03.720 So the family is okay.
00:03:05.620 I'd like to disavow that violence.
00:03:09.020 I don't know what the purpose was.
00:03:10.760 We don't know anything about the perpetrator,
00:03:13.500 but I don't want to be like those Democrats
00:03:16.780 who don't disavow the domestic terrorism against Tesla.
00:03:20.240 So the first thing I did was disavow.
00:03:25.660 David Axelrod, notable Democrat advisor type,
00:03:31.620 he politicized it right away.
00:03:35.520 And he goes,
00:03:37.240 where's POTUS, the president?
00:03:40.720 Did I miss it, or has he not said or posted a word about it yet?
00:03:44.420 Well, that's a good question.
00:03:48.020 I would have liked to see Trump immediately respond to that
00:03:51.480 and say that it's a horrible thing.
00:03:54.500 But J.D. Vance did.
00:03:56.400 He says, Vance said,
00:03:59.260 thanks be to God that Governor Shapiro and his family
00:04:01.980 were unharmed in this attack.
00:04:03.900 Really disgusting violence.
00:04:05.400 I hope whoever did it is brought swiftly to justice.
00:04:10.300 So at least we got J.D. Vance in there.
00:04:12.360 I'll be interested to see what Trump says.
00:04:17.920 Because he's so unpredictable,
00:04:19.780 you know, with his chaos and everything.
00:04:23.200 Well, I guess the all-female crew
00:04:27.180 on the Jeff Bezos rocket,
00:04:30.560 they've already gone up and spent 10 minutes in space
00:04:33.300 and they're already down.
00:04:35.600 Now, correct me if I'm wrong,
00:04:37.680 but none of them were driving the rocket, right?
00:04:41.040 It must have been all automated
00:04:42.940 because the people who were on the trip
00:04:45.700 included one former NASA scientist,
00:04:50.560 but the rest just seemed to be celebrities
00:04:52.880 and one wife of Bezos.
00:04:56.600 So they were just sort of along for the ride, right?
00:05:00.480 I don't know.
00:05:02.760 So I guess nobody was driving that thing,
00:05:04.860 but it's back safely.
00:05:07.300 And I don't know what was the point
00:05:12.620 of the all-female crew.
00:05:15.380 Did we really need to do an all-female crew?
00:05:19.780 Given that there was no skill whatsoever involved,
00:05:22.760 had it been a skill job
00:05:25.920 where, you know, you had highly trained people,
00:05:30.140 then I would say,
00:05:30.880 whoa, an all-female crew,
00:05:33.640 you know, maybe that's saying something.
00:05:36.820 But if they're just literally
00:05:38.200 just sitting there as passengers,
00:05:40.420 why do they have to be all-female?
00:05:43.100 Because women can be passengers too.
00:05:45.240 Every guy who's ever been married
00:05:48.500 knows that women can be passengers.
00:05:51.020 How much do they drive the car
00:05:52.600 when you're both in the car?
00:05:54.480 Yeah, I think women can be passengers.
00:05:56.540 I'm glad we got, I'm glad we settled that.
00:06:00.700 Well, Trump had his physical
00:06:03.380 and official document
00:06:07.060 that came out from the doctors, I guess.
00:06:09.700 And it didn't have the amusing hyperbole
00:06:12.820 that I was expecting.
00:06:14.140 But he does look healthier
00:06:16.460 than 90% of the public,
00:06:18.340 you know, given the details and the report.
00:06:21.840 He looks pretty damn healthy.
00:06:25.140 But they had to work in,
00:06:28.360 because it's Trump,
00:06:30.160 he got the doctors to work in
00:06:31.960 something about his busy schedule.
00:06:34.500 They, you know, he's healthy enough
00:06:35.560 to do a busy schedule with lots of meetings.
00:06:38.000 And then this phrase
00:06:39.480 is actually in his medical report.
00:06:41.920 Quote,
00:06:42.280 and frequent victories in golf events.
00:06:48.240 Frequent victories in golf events.
00:06:51.080 Can you imagine your doctor
00:06:53.280 putting that on your physical?
00:06:58.020 It's the only thing I'll remember.
00:07:00.380 He had frequent victories in golf events.
00:07:02.460 That's how healthy he is.
00:07:05.820 Well,
00:07:06.620 Cory Booker was on NBC's
00:07:09.160 show with
00:07:10.700 Kristen Welker.
00:07:13.360 And she asked him
00:07:14.880 if he had any actual evidence
00:07:16.460 for his accusation
00:07:18.260 that
00:07:18.600 the Trump administration
00:07:19.780 is somehow profiting
00:07:20.960 from
00:07:22.160 tariffs.
00:07:23.000 and that
00:07:24.180 it's all
00:07:24.720 kind of a
00:07:25.360 oligarch scheme
00:07:26.440 to
00:07:26.800 help Trump
00:07:27.920 and his cronies.
00:07:29.840 And he had
00:07:30.800 absolutely no answer for that
00:07:32.320 because it's
00:07:33.660 imaginary.
00:07:35.700 But the closest
00:07:36.740 he got was
00:07:37.640 there's enough smoke here
00:07:39.860 that it should be,
00:07:41.160 you know,
00:07:41.400 investigated
00:07:41.960 and Congress
00:07:42.900 should be in charge
00:07:43.720 and all that.
00:07:44.280 And I'm thinking to myself,
00:07:46.380 if somebody asks for evidence
00:07:48.260 and you say
00:07:49.980 there's plenty of smoke,
00:07:52.660 don't you need to
00:07:53.480 list the smoke?
00:07:55.500 You know,
00:07:56.140 even if it's not proof,
00:07:58.220 say,
00:07:58.540 well,
00:07:59.420 you know,
00:07:59.700 there's this
00:08:00.240 and there's that.
00:08:01.100 Where's the smoke?
00:08:02.860 I don't see any.
00:08:04.080 I'm going to take this
00:08:05.280 concern
00:08:06.200 and assign it
00:08:07.180 to the Department
00:08:07.980 of Imaginary Concerns
00:08:09.640 because
00:08:10.800 once again,
00:08:11.640 Cory Booker
00:08:12.240 is hallucinating
00:08:13.320 a problem
00:08:14.560 that is not part
00:08:15.540 of the real world.
00:08:17.000 But I suppose
00:08:18.000 anything's possible
00:08:18.960 in the future.
00:08:20.460 So he's got
00:08:20.980 an imaginary concern
00:08:22.300 about the future
00:08:23.080 which will be handled
00:08:24.540 by the Department
00:08:25.400 of Imaginary Concerns.
00:08:27.260 But what about
00:08:27.780 Elizabeth Warren?
00:08:32.940 She was on ABC
00:08:34.220 and she said
00:08:35.220 it's time for Congress
00:08:36.820 right now
00:08:37.260 to step in
00:08:38.040 to the emergency
00:08:39.280 that Donald Trump
00:08:40.560 has created.
00:08:41.900 The emergency
00:08:42.580 he's created
00:08:43.220 I don't remember
00:08:44.760 that.
00:08:46.960 And roll back
00:08:48.300 his chaos.
00:08:50.140 His chaos?
00:08:51.680 What problems
00:08:52.500 is that causing?
00:08:53.740 The stock market's
00:08:54.620 up again today.
00:08:56.780 And
00:08:57.100 opportunities
00:08:58.300 for corruption
00:08:59.180 that he's now
00:09:00.540 exploiting.
00:09:01.540 Huh.
00:09:02.240 Well,
00:09:02.720 I don't know
00:09:03.600 if any opportunities
00:09:04.580 for corruption
00:09:05.360 that he's now
00:09:05.980 exploiting.
00:09:07.240 Does she?
00:09:08.040 Nope.
00:09:09.580 I'm going to
00:09:10.240 assign that
00:09:10.840 to the
00:09:11.580 Department
00:09:12.520 of Imaginary
00:09:13.260 Concerns.
00:09:15.000 Now,
00:09:15.620 here's a
00:09:16.140 game you can
00:09:17.200 play at home.
00:09:18.860 Turn on
00:09:19.440 CNN
00:09:19.900 at any time
00:09:21.100 of day.
00:09:22.440 And then
00:09:23.020 if it's not
00:09:24.280 a commercial,
00:09:25.380 if it's
00:09:25.880 the actual news,
00:09:27.060 see how long
00:09:27.940 before the word
00:09:28.740 chaos
00:09:29.380 appears in the
00:09:31.120 program.
00:09:32.000 It will be
00:09:33.520 so fast
00:09:34.300 it'll make
00:09:34.760 you laugh.
00:09:35.700 Usually less
00:09:36.520 than one
00:09:36.900 minute.
00:09:38.640 Here's an
00:09:39.320 example.
00:09:39.940 So,
00:09:40.200 then Elizabeth
00:09:41.960 Warren was
00:09:42.620 on CNN.
00:09:44.740 And Jake
00:09:45.560 Tapper asked
00:09:46.320 the following
00:09:46.820 question.
00:09:48.120 Given all
00:09:48.720 the chaos,
00:09:49.740 that's how he
00:09:50.760 started his
00:09:51.380 question.
00:09:52.460 Given all
00:09:53.000 the chaos,
00:09:54.220 so,
00:09:55.360 obviously,
00:09:56.060 he's on
00:09:56.440 team chaos.
00:09:57.960 And he
00:09:58.380 asked her
00:09:58.680 a question,
00:09:59.340 and then
00:09:59.840 here's her
00:10:00.360 answer.
00:10:02.000 You know,
00:10:04.340 look,
00:10:05.360 the way I
00:10:06.140 look at
00:10:06.460 this is
00:10:07.220 that Donald
00:10:07.640 Trump has
00:10:08.100 created a
00:10:08.560 lot of
00:10:08.840 chaos.
00:10:12.800 They've
00:10:13.240 got this
00:10:13.640 one thing.
00:10:14.740 That's all
00:10:15.360 they have.
00:10:16.480 Now,
00:10:16.880 some of you
00:10:17.620 are wondering,
00:10:18.260 when is
00:10:18.540 Trump going
00:10:19.020 to get rid
00:10:19.440 of this
00:10:19.740 chaos thing?
00:10:21.600 You know,
00:10:22.200 because you
00:10:22.540 could reframe
00:10:23.260 it.
00:10:23.720 You could
00:10:23.980 pretend chaos
00:10:25.720 is good,
00:10:26.520 but that's a
00:10:27.220 tough one,
00:10:27.780 because it
00:10:28.200 doesn't sound
00:10:28.680 good.
00:10:30.440 But you
00:10:31.040 can laugh
00:10:31.580 at it.
00:10:33.300 All they
00:10:33.920 have is
00:10:34.260 this
00:10:34.460 chaos thing.
00:10:35.880 Anyway,
00:10:36.460 the Department
00:10:36.980 of Imaginary
00:10:37.780 Concerns.
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00:11:25.900 I saw in the
00:11:42.660 Wall Street Journal
00:11:43.480 somebody's opinion
00:11:45.020 that the
00:11:46.620 exemptions for
00:11:48.120 the iPhone,
00:11:48.880 which I'm not
00:11:49.360 sure how real
00:11:49.980 that is,
00:11:51.340 puts Apple at
00:11:52.760 the mercy of
00:11:53.520 Trump.
00:11:54.220 Is that true?
00:11:57.040 If you were
00:11:57.580 Apple, would you
00:11:59.080 now be as
00:11:59.760 scared to death
00:12:00.500 that if you
00:12:00.980 don't do
00:12:01.380 everything Trump
00:12:02.100 wants, he's
00:12:04.120 going to put a
00:12:04.720 tariff on your
00:12:05.400 phones again?
00:12:08.000 Probably.
00:12:10.140 Probably.
00:12:11.540 Yeah.
00:12:12.460 I guess
00:12:13.120 President
00:12:14.180 Bukele is
00:12:15.160 going to meet
00:12:15.500 with Trump
00:12:15.860 today, and
00:12:17.640 they're going
00:12:17.920 to have a
00:12:18.680 meeting.
00:12:19.800 The one thing
00:12:20.860 I like about
00:12:21.420 Trump meeting
00:12:22.020 with Bukele
00:12:22.780 is that Bukele
00:12:24.080 is the bad
00:12:24.680 cop, no
00:12:26.400 matter how
00:12:26.900 bad Trump
00:12:27.860 is, it's
00:12:29.120 not going to
00:12:29.520 look as
00:12:31.480 badass as
00:12:32.260 Bukele with
00:12:33.720 his gigantic
00:12:34.380 prisons.
00:12:35.660 Now, I've
00:12:36.340 got a question
00:12:36.880 about those
00:12:37.460 prisons.
00:12:39.140 Do they put
00:12:40.040 those people in
00:12:40.740 there forever?
00:12:42.220 Or do they
00:12:43.060 get out someday?
00:12:45.160 Because I don't
00:12:45.640 remember anything
00:12:46.380 about their
00:12:48.300 legal rights or
00:12:49.180 anything.
00:12:50.160 So, I've got
00:12:51.240 big questions,
00:12:52.280 prisons, but
00:12:52.640 there's no
00:12:53.000 doubt that
00:12:53.480 whatever Bukele
00:12:54.340 is doing,
00:12:55.200 it's working.
00:12:56.740 Now, the
00:12:57.260 interesting thing
00:12:58.160 is remember
00:13:00.200 the case of
00:13:00.920 the individual
00:13:01.800 who was
00:13:02.460 accidentally
00:13:04.480 sent back to
00:13:05.480 El Salvador?
00:13:06.820 And the
00:13:07.460 reason that he
00:13:08.140 didn't want to
00:13:08.600 go to El
00:13:09.020 Salvador
00:13:09.380 specifically,
00:13:10.560 that's where
00:13:11.100 he came from,
00:13:11.920 is that it
00:13:12.660 was too
00:13:13.020 dangerous, and
00:13:14.040 he wanted
00:13:14.320 asylum.
00:13:14.780 But since
00:13:17.520 any of that
00:13:18.060 happened,
00:13:19.400 correct me if
00:13:20.140 I'm wrong,
00:13:20.980 El Salvador
00:13:21.480 is the
00:13:22.360 safest place
00:13:23.200 on Earth.
00:13:25.900 So, he
00:13:26.580 didn't want to
00:13:27.040 go back to
00:13:27.600 the safest
00:13:28.080 place on
00:13:28.760 Earth.
00:13:30.040 I mean,
00:13:30.500 you know,
00:13:30.800 maybe the
00:13:31.260 people who
00:13:31.660 were after
00:13:32.380 him were
00:13:32.900 the few
00:13:33.640 people who
00:13:34.080 were not
00:13:34.400 in that
00:13:34.720 gigantic
00:13:35.180 jail.
00:13:35.620 But,
00:13:36.740 I don't
00:13:37.840 know.
00:13:41.640 So,
00:13:42.400 apparently,
00:13:43.460 the number
00:13:44.540 of law
00:13:45.700 firms that
00:13:46.280 have made
00:13:46.680 deals with
00:13:47.480 Trump,
00:13:47.880 these would
00:13:48.200 be the
00:13:48.500 law firms
00:13:49.040 that were
00:13:50.080 involved in
00:13:50.680 any kind
00:13:51.100 of law
00:13:51.520 fair against
00:13:52.160 Trump,
00:13:52.940 and,
00:13:53.440 you know,
00:13:53.660 he decided
00:13:54.580 to go
00:13:55.760 after them
00:13:56.440 and threaten
00:13:57.000 to pull
00:13:57.460 all their
00:13:57.980 security
00:13:59.240 clearance and
00:14:00.140 contracts with
00:14:01.340 the government,
00:14:01.920 which would
00:14:02.320 be a lot
00:14:02.640 of money.
00:14:03.640 And so,
00:14:04.240 now,
00:14:04.920 the
00:14:05.080 collectively,
00:14:06.540 all of
00:14:06.900 those law
00:14:07.360 firms,
00:14:08.220 have promised
00:14:09.020 as part of
00:14:09.720 the negotiation
00:14:10.560 collectively,
00:14:11.840 all together,
00:14:13.040 $1 billion
00:14:13.720 in pro bono
00:14:15.320 work.
00:14:16.860 So,
00:14:17.580 in theory,
00:14:18.740 Trump has
00:14:19.260 a billion
00:14:20.320 dollars
00:14:21.000 of the
00:14:22.600 top lawyers
00:14:23.600 in the
00:14:25.080 country
00:14:25.440 to do
00:14:26.980 his bidding,
00:14:27.920 the same
00:14:28.380 ones who
00:14:28.720 went after
00:14:29.120 him.
00:14:30.080 Now,
00:14:31.420 that doesn't
00:14:32.020 sound like
00:14:32.480 the best
00:14:32.920 deal in the
00:14:33.400 world,
00:14:33.760 because
00:14:34.280 how much
00:14:36.040 effort are
00:14:36.960 they going
00:14:37.200 to put
00:14:37.420 into a
00:14:37.940 pro bono
00:14:38.580 deal to
00:14:39.100 help the
00:14:39.460 guy that
00:14:39.860 they want
00:14:40.240 to destroy?
00:14:42.800 Don't you
00:14:43.420 think that if
00:14:43.980 they were
00:14:44.260 working on a
00:14:44.940 deal for
00:14:45.340 Trump,
00:14:46.200 if it were
00:14:47.200 about Trump,
00:14:48.860 I wouldn't
00:14:49.480 trust them
00:14:49.980 at all?
00:14:51.220 Yeah,
00:14:51.840 we took care
00:14:52.580 of that.
00:14:53.360 The bill's
00:14:53.920 $20 million
00:14:55.620 for 10
00:14:56.520 minutes of
00:14:56.960 work.
00:14:57.920 And,
00:14:58.120 yeah,
00:14:58.560 we crossed
00:14:59.400 every T
00:15:00.060 and dotted
00:15:01.060 every I.
00:15:02.460 I don't
00:15:02.740 think so.
00:15:03.660 But,
00:15:04.440 I did hear
00:15:05.520 that Trump
00:15:06.060 was thinking
00:15:06.580 about using
00:15:07.180 them to
00:15:07.720 negotiate
00:15:08.220 trade deals,
00:15:09.340 which might
00:15:10.840 be actually
00:15:11.340 kind of
00:15:11.740 genius,
00:15:12.600 because the
00:15:13.320 law firms
00:15:13.980 don't want
00:15:14.400 to have
00:15:14.580 bad trade
00:15:15.100 deals.
00:15:16.200 You know,
00:15:16.400 it wouldn't
00:15:17.320 be so much
00:15:17.860 about Trump,
00:15:18.520 it would
00:15:18.700 just be
00:15:19.020 about America
00:15:20.600 versus whoever
00:15:21.640 we're trading
00:15:22.180 with.
00:15:22.860 So that
00:15:23.320 might work,
00:15:24.300 interestingly.
00:15:25.700 So,
00:15:26.320 as you
00:15:26.680 might have
00:15:27.120 heard,
00:15:27.460 that Trump
00:15:27.780 wants to
00:15:29.240 pave over
00:15:30.040 the Rose
00:15:30.520 Garden and
00:15:31.740 put a
00:15:32.120 ballroom there,
00:15:33.400 because if
00:15:34.200 you're Trump,
00:15:34.680 you need a
00:15:35.080 lot of
00:15:35.360 ballroom,
00:15:36.000 you know
00:15:36.220 what I
00:15:36.380 mean?
00:15:36.980 A lot
00:15:37.400 of it.
00:15:39.020 But I
00:15:39.540 didn't
00:15:39.700 realize,
00:15:40.380 you know,
00:15:40.680 the first
00:15:41.060 time I
00:15:41.420 heard this
00:15:41.760 story,
00:15:42.200 and the
00:15:43.460 tenth time
00:15:44.080 I heard
00:15:44.420 it,
00:15:45.100 I didn't
00:15:45.440 realize that
00:15:45.960 there was
00:15:46.200 a good
00:15:46.460 reason to
00:15:46.960 get rid
00:15:47.340 of the
00:15:47.720 Rose
00:15:48.400 Garden,
00:15:49.160 because
00:15:49.640 apparently
00:15:50.060 when they
00:15:50.460 do events
00:15:50.980 out there,
00:15:52.040 if the
00:15:52.960 grass is a
00:15:53.600 little wet,
00:15:54.060 like you
00:15:55.000 can't wear
00:15:55.660 high heels,
00:15:56.780 and it's
00:15:57.640 sort of a
00:15:58.060 mess.
00:15:59.180 So,
00:15:59.460 yeah,
00:15:59.840 if they
00:16:00.540 can't fix
00:16:01.060 that,
00:16:02.160 and you
00:16:02.800 can only
00:16:03.200 use it
00:16:03.580 when the
00:16:03.920 weather is
00:16:04.380 just so,
00:16:05.700 might as
00:16:06.120 well have
00:16:06.400 a ballroom.
00:16:07.500 Actually,
00:16:07.940 that makes
00:16:08.240 perfect sense
00:16:08.840 to me.
00:16:11.120 So,
00:16:11.820 Trump is
00:16:12.200 mad at
00:16:12.740 the TV
00:16:13.800 shows 60
00:16:14.580 Minutes
00:16:14.980 again.
00:16:15.800 I guess
00:16:16.260 on Sunday
00:16:17.320 they had
00:16:17.880 at least
00:16:18.260 two segments
00:16:19.120 that he
00:16:20.440 considers
00:16:21.420 dishonestly
00:16:22.700 negative to
00:16:23.800 him,
00:16:24.360 and he
00:16:24.620 just went
00:16:25.900 off on
00:16:26.360 him,
00:16:27.200 and he's
00:16:29.760 already claimed
00:16:30.380 that they
00:16:30.700 rigged the
00:16:31.340 interview with
00:16:33.000 Kamala Harris
00:16:33.880 to edit in
00:16:36.300 answers that
00:16:37.020 didn't sound
00:16:37.460 stupid,
00:16:38.920 and so he's
00:16:39.520 already suing.
00:16:40.360 Now he's
00:16:40.680 calling for
00:16:41.140 their license
00:16:41.700 to be revoked.
00:16:44.180 60 Minutes.
00:16:45.540 Do you think
00:16:45.980 that's too far?
00:16:46.700 I don't
00:16:48.820 know,
00:16:49.780 because
00:16:50.380 they definitely
00:16:52.360 don't seem to
00:16:53.540 be acting
00:16:54.000 like a
00:16:54.580 news program,
00:16:55.980 but they're
00:16:57.260 presenting
00:16:57.640 themselves as
00:16:58.420 some kind
00:16:58.780 of objective,
00:17:00.340 you know,
00:17:00.760 trusting
00:17:01.160 news source,
00:17:02.480 but they are
00:17:03.560 a little bit
00:17:04.080 more on the
00:17:04.620 propaganda side,
00:17:06.400 so he's
00:17:07.860 got a good
00:17:08.280 case there,
00:17:08.940 we'll see.
00:17:10.520 Stephen A.
00:17:11.440 Smith was
00:17:13.780 asked yet
00:17:14.560 again on
00:17:15.640 one of the
00:17:16.380 shows,
00:17:17.380 if he's
00:17:18.240 thinking about
00:17:18.980 running for
00:17:19.460 president,
00:17:20.680 now remember
00:17:21.080 the question
00:17:21.640 is, are
00:17:22.400 you thinking
00:17:22.920 about it,
00:17:23.540 not are you
00:17:24.080 going to do
00:17:24.440 it, and
00:17:25.580 he said,
00:17:26.020 I have no
00:17:26.500 choice, I
00:17:28.580 have no
00:17:28.960 choice.
00:17:30.100 He says
00:17:30.820 that a whole
00:17:31.540 bunch of
00:17:31.920 important people
00:17:32.780 and elected
00:17:33.720 officials are
00:17:34.480 coming up to
00:17:35.080 him and
00:17:35.960 asking him
00:17:36.700 to run,
00:17:38.200 because they
00:17:38.520 think he'd
00:17:38.960 be good,
00:17:40.300 but he
00:17:41.380 just signed
00:17:41.900 a massive
00:17:42.580 deal with
00:17:43.240 ESPN,
00:17:43.840 the kind
00:17:45.080 that completely
00:17:46.760 changes your
00:17:47.540 life, the
00:17:48.000 money is just
00:17:48.600 gigantic,
00:17:49.500 and you
00:17:51.240 would have
00:17:51.540 to give
00:17:51.860 that up
00:17:52.260 if he ran
00:17:52.740 for president,
00:17:54.320 and so I'm
00:17:55.400 going to
00:17:55.640 predict,
00:17:56.220 because he
00:17:56.620 mentioned that
00:17:57.280 as well,
00:17:58.200 I'm going to
00:17:58.640 predict that
00:17:59.280 nobody gives
00:17:59.920 up that much
00:18:00.500 money to run
00:18:01.100 for president,
00:18:02.280 so I think
00:18:03.140 he's having
00:18:03.540 fun with it,
00:18:05.240 in the same
00:18:05.980 way Trump
00:18:06.480 used to,
00:18:07.440 you know,
00:18:07.640 just sort of
00:18:08.180 tease that you
00:18:08.860 might do it,
00:18:10.200 and I don't
00:18:11.000 know how old
00:18:11.640 he is,
00:18:12.900 Stephen A.
00:18:13.420 Smith,
00:18:13.840 he's in
00:18:14.140 good shape,
00:18:14.780 so, you
00:18:15.500 know,
00:18:15.680 could be
00:18:16.060 anything,
00:18:17.120 but it
00:18:19.240 would make
00:18:19.560 sense for
00:18:20.020 him to
00:18:20.340 run out
00:18:20.780 his ESPN
00:18:21.640 contract,
00:18:23.140 having people
00:18:23.900 begging him
00:18:24.640 to be running
00:18:25.300 for president,
00:18:26.320 and then decide
00:18:27.640 if he wants to
00:18:28.200 run for president
00:18:28.860 after he's done
00:18:30.140 with ESPN,
00:18:31.860 so maybe,
00:18:33.080 unless he gets
00:18:33.680 another enormous
00:18:34.620 deal,
00:18:35.220 he might.
00:18:35.580 So,
00:18:37.920 according to
00:18:39.120 Fox News,
00:18:40.140 there's at
00:18:40.520 least one
00:18:41.160 retailer,
00:18:42.340 I think it's
00:18:42.840 a retailer,
00:18:43.600 somebody called
00:18:44.300 Dame,
00:18:44.980 D-A-M-E,
00:18:46.040 I don't even
00:18:46.420 know who that
00:18:46.920 is,
00:18:48.000 that's going
00:18:48.680 to put the
00:18:49.420 tariff cost
00:18:50.840 on the bill,
00:18:52.600 the receipt,
00:18:54.140 so that when
00:18:54.940 you're buying
00:18:56.440 your stuff,
00:18:57.480 you'll see,
00:18:58.500 you know,
00:18:58.800 the taxes,
00:18:59.920 and then you'll
00:19:00.320 see the tariff,
00:19:01.920 and how
00:19:04.560 is Trump
00:19:05.080 going to
00:19:05.380 explain that?
00:19:07.780 One of the,
00:19:08.680 to me,
00:19:09.160 the funniest
00:19:09.620 thing that's
00:19:10.420 happened in a
00:19:11.200 while,
00:19:12.260 is that,
00:19:12.900 remember how
00:19:13.540 Trump started
00:19:14.400 off saying
00:19:14.940 that China
00:19:15.900 would be
00:19:16.540 paying us
00:19:17.240 all these
00:19:17.600 tariffs,
00:19:18.400 and then the
00:19:19.440 people who
00:19:19.860 know how
00:19:20.300 tariffs work
00:19:21.100 would say,
00:19:22.000 China doesn't
00:19:22.900 pay the
00:19:23.240 tariff,
00:19:24.880 it's the,
00:19:26.060 you know,
00:19:26.620 the American
00:19:27.160 company who
00:19:27.880 has the
00:19:28.200 product who's
00:19:28.940 going to pass
00:19:29.500 that tariff
00:19:30.140 cost along to
00:19:31.040 the consumer,
00:19:31.920 so the
00:19:32.520 consumer pays
00:19:33.360 the tariff,
00:19:35.060 unless the
00:19:35.840 American
00:19:36.160 company absorbs
00:19:37.100 it,
00:19:37.940 and if you
00:19:39.580 start putting
00:19:40.160 the tariff
00:19:40.960 on the
00:19:41.440 receipt,
00:19:43.020 doesn't that
00:19:43.640 settle the
00:19:44.240 question of
00:19:44.760 who's paying
00:19:45.400 it?
00:19:46.120 Because you're
00:19:46.960 literally,
00:19:47.460 you're literally
00:19:48.380 handing them
00:19:49.020 a credit card,
00:19:50.280 and you can
00:19:51.280 see right there,
00:19:52.720 it says,
00:19:53.640 here's the
00:19:54.040 tariff amount.
00:19:55.900 So how is
00:19:56.880 Trump going to
00:19:57.440 explain that
00:19:59.220 China pays
00:19:59.900 the tariff
00:20:00.500 when you've
00:20:02.080 got in your
00:20:02.500 hand the
00:20:02.880 actual receipt
00:20:03.740 showing that
00:20:04.360 you paid
00:20:04.740 the tariff?
00:20:06.680 How many
00:20:07.380 of you knew
00:20:07.880 that that
00:20:08.360 was never
00:20:08.760 true,
00:20:09.340 that China
00:20:09.900 was paying
00:20:10.440 billions of
00:20:11.000 dollars in
00:20:11.500 tariffs?
00:20:12.700 Did all of
00:20:13.460 you know
00:20:13.720 that wasn't
00:20:14.180 true?
00:20:15.680 But somehow,
00:20:17.200 you know,
00:20:17.460 early on when
00:20:18.280 Trump was
00:20:18.800 making these
00:20:19.380 claims,
00:20:20.520 the news
00:20:21.940 would try to
00:20:22.680 fact check
00:20:23.160 him,
00:20:23.780 and then he'd
00:20:24.560 just sort of
00:20:25.000 talk over
00:20:25.560 them until the
00:20:26.320 topic changed,
00:20:27.060 and they
00:20:27.980 finally just
00:20:28.540 gave up on
00:20:29.180 that.
00:20:30.140 They just
00:20:30.500 stopped fact
00:20:31.100 checking it.
00:20:33.260 Somehow,
00:20:34.440 he convinced
00:20:35.060 the world
00:20:35.660 that China
00:20:36.660 was paying
00:20:37.120 the tariffs.
00:20:39.920 And I've
00:20:40.600 been watching
00:20:41.080 this with
00:20:41.680 just amazement.
00:20:44.360 You know,
00:20:45.120 I mean,
00:20:45.700 but how many
00:20:46.260 of you thought
00:20:46.860 China was
00:20:48.480 paying the
00:20:48.920 tariffs,
00:20:49.940 or any
00:20:50.580 other country?
00:20:53.340 Anyway,
00:20:53.860 it works
00:20:56.440 for him
00:20:56.900 because,
00:20:57.460 you know,
00:20:58.220 directionally,
00:20:59.120 it gets
00:20:59.320 him what
00:20:59.580 he wants.
00:21:03.480 This whole
00:21:04.300 question about
00:21:05.360 tariffs on
00:21:07.040 iPhones,
00:21:08.000 and,
00:21:08.820 you know,
00:21:09.600 the market's
00:21:10.420 up because
00:21:10.980 Trump made
00:21:11.520 an exemption
00:21:12.120 for iPhones
00:21:13.020 and other
00:21:13.620 Chinese-made
00:21:14.400 electronics,
00:21:15.560 but it's
00:21:17.720 not that
00:21:18.120 clear.
00:21:19.600 Trump says
00:21:20.160 nobody's getting
00:21:20.840 off the hook,
00:21:21.800 and there's,
00:21:22.720 you know,
00:21:22.880 some kind of
00:21:23.540 tariffs and
00:21:24.120 other kinds
00:21:24.560 of tariffs,
00:21:25.280 and there's
00:21:25.580 no exemption,
00:21:26.560 and basically,
00:21:28.220 it's completely
00:21:29.160 impossible to
00:21:30.040 understand.
00:21:31.180 So I'm not
00:21:32.040 even going to
00:21:32.440 try to explain
00:21:33.080 it to you
00:21:33.560 because it
00:21:34.560 looks like
00:21:35.000 it's a
00:21:35.640 moving target,
00:21:37.060 and who
00:21:38.560 knows?
00:21:39.280 It's complicated.
00:21:40.660 I have no
00:21:41.200 idea what's
00:21:41.760 happening with
00:21:42.400 iPhones.
00:21:44.700 According to
00:21:45.660 PJ Media,
00:21:47.380 Matt
00:21:47.680 Margolis
00:21:48.200 is writing,
00:21:49.340 the Kash
00:21:49.840 Patel has
00:21:50.540 released a
00:21:51.640 massive trove
00:21:52.680 of crossfire
00:21:53.620 hurricane
00:21:54.200 documents.
00:21:55.420 Now,
00:21:55.640 that was
00:21:56.060 the operation
00:21:56.740 that created
00:21:58.060 the Russia
00:21:59.340 collusion
00:21:59.900 hoax.
00:22:02.020 One of the
00:22:02.620 new things
00:22:03.100 coming out
00:22:03.580 of it,
00:22:04.240 I don't know
00:22:04.660 how much
00:22:05.060 will come
00:22:05.540 out of it,
00:22:05.940 is that
00:22:06.340 one of the
00:22:07.100 main sources
00:22:09.140 for the
00:22:12.040 belief that
00:22:12.880 Trump was
00:22:15.660 having some
00:22:16.140 kind of
00:22:16.420 communication
00:22:16.980 with Russia,
00:22:18.220 some collusion,
00:22:19.380 was this
00:22:20.040 guy,
00:22:20.680 Halpern.
00:22:21.840 What was
00:22:22.680 his name?
00:22:24.240 I forget
00:22:24.560 his first
00:22:24.980 name, but
00:22:25.420 Halpern.
00:22:26.600 So this
00:22:27.180 was a
00:22:28.160 British guy
00:22:28.860 who claimed
00:22:30.600 that General
00:22:32.180 Flynn had
00:22:33.020 left a
00:22:33.560 2014 foreign
00:22:34.920 meeting alone
00:22:36.260 with a
00:22:36.920 Russian
00:22:37.220 scholar
00:22:37.880 named
00:22:38.920 Svetlana
00:22:39.680 or something
00:22:40.160 when he
00:22:41.240 was a
00:22:41.540 three-star
00:22:42.040 general
00:22:42.580 leading the
00:22:43.200 Defense
00:22:43.560 Intelligence
00:22:44.100 Agency.
00:22:45.440 Now,
00:22:46.060 apparently,
00:22:46.520 that was
00:22:46.760 just made
00:22:47.160 up.
00:22:48.660 And when
00:22:49.940 I think
00:22:50.300 it was
00:22:50.600 the FBI
00:22:52.040 realized it
00:22:53.200 was just
00:22:53.540 made up,
00:22:54.800 what did
00:22:55.860 they do?
00:22:57.320 Once they
00:22:58.060 realized it's
00:22:58.760 totally low
00:22:59.700 credibility
00:23:00.160 and their
00:23:01.020 source is
00:23:02.000 not reliable,
00:23:02.880 what did
00:23:03.220 they do?
00:23:04.580 What did
00:23:05.200 they do
00:23:05.520 when I
00:23:05.780 found out
00:23:06.260 Christopher
00:23:06.680 Steele
00:23:07.060 wasn't
00:23:07.400 reliable?
00:23:08.820 They used
00:23:09.600 it anyway.
00:23:11.780 So they
00:23:13.020 very clearly
00:23:13.980 knew that
00:23:15.380 they were
00:23:15.680 putting together
00:23:16.460 a whole bunch
00:23:17.140 of bullshit
00:23:17.580 and they
00:23:18.900 just did
00:23:19.300 it anyway.
00:23:20.440 So it's
00:23:21.040 just what
00:23:21.480 you think
00:23:21.780 it was.
00:23:22.440 It was
00:23:22.860 an op
00:23:23.400 and it
00:23:25.180 was completely
00:23:25.980 illegal and
00:23:27.980 every one of
00:23:28.580 the people
00:23:28.900 involved should
00:23:29.520 go to jail,
00:23:30.220 but probably
00:23:31.180 none will.
00:23:33.220 Well, I
00:23:34.220 was wondering
00:23:34.680 how popular
00:23:35.340 it was
00:23:35.880 that Trump
00:23:37.100 is dismantling
00:23:38.060 the Department
00:23:38.760 of Education,
00:23:39.780 but according
00:23:40.540 to Breitbart's
00:23:41.580 Catherine Hamilton,
00:23:42.540 she's writing
00:23:42.960 about this,
00:23:43.960 Rasmussen had
00:23:44.680 a poll that
00:23:45.820 51% of
00:23:47.060 likely U.S.
00:23:47.760 voters think
00:23:48.860 it's a good
00:23:49.260 idea.
00:23:51.160 So Trump
00:23:52.200 once again
00:23:52.880 is on the
00:23:54.280 side of
00:23:55.040 most Americans,
00:23:56.820 slightly,
00:23:57.680 just over
00:23:58.220 50%,
00:23:59.040 but it's
00:24:00.540 still a
00:24:00.860 majority.
00:24:01.200 So he's
00:24:03.580 doing a
00:24:03.940 hell of a
00:24:04.320 job of
00:24:04.800 being on
00:24:05.160 the right
00:24:05.460 side of
00:24:05.840 things,
00:24:06.380 at least
00:24:06.800 in terms
00:24:07.160 of the
00:24:07.360 majority
00:24:07.680 of the
00:24:07.960 country.
00:24:09.840 This is
00:24:10.500 fun.
00:24:10.940 There's a
00:24:11.260 newly appointed
00:24:12.240 U.S.
00:24:12.700 attorney that
00:24:13.500 handles the
00:24:14.200 L.A.
00:24:14.640 area,
00:24:15.760 and he's
00:24:17.100 going to
00:24:17.360 look into
00:24:18.040 where all
00:24:21.240 the money
00:24:21.620 went that
00:24:22.500 was supposed
00:24:22.980 to go to
00:24:23.400 helping the
00:24:23.900 homeless,
00:24:25.200 you know,
00:24:25.500 the part
00:24:25.880 where it
00:24:26.460 was millions
00:24:26.980 and millions
00:24:27.460 of dollars,
00:24:28.660 and there
00:24:29.100 was just
00:24:29.400 nothing happened.
00:24:31.200 What do
00:24:32.980 you think
00:24:33.200 he's going
00:24:33.520 to find?
00:24:34.780 I'll tell
00:24:35.360 you,
00:24:35.540 my view
00:24:36.880 on the
00:24:37.420 cities is
00:24:38.260 that they're
00:24:38.540 all criminal
00:24:39.120 organizations.
00:24:40.660 You can't
00:24:41.500 really expect
00:24:42.420 to have all
00:24:44.180 these elected
00:24:44.820 officials whose
00:24:46.100 job it is
00:24:46.840 to decide
00:24:47.680 who gets
00:24:48.400 the contracts
00:24:49.200 for the
00:24:49.640 millions of
00:24:50.140 dollars that
00:24:50.560 are flowing
00:24:50.860 through.
00:24:51.380 You can't
00:24:52.100 expect that
00:24:52.700 not to be
00:24:53.380 corrupt.
00:24:54.740 It's
00:24:55.260 designed so
00:24:56.080 you're just
00:24:56.440 begging for
00:24:57.060 it.
00:24:58.040 Of course
00:24:58.640 they're corrupt
00:24:59.240 every time.
00:25:01.200 Probably
00:25:01.520 every city,
00:25:03.140 doesn't matter
00:25:03.760 red or
00:25:04.160 blue,
00:25:04.740 because you
00:25:05.320 put people
00:25:05.820 in that
00:25:06.140 position and
00:25:08.020 they're going
00:25:09.080 to get a
00:25:09.380 lot of
00:25:09.640 offers,
00:25:10.440 and some
00:25:11.480 of them
00:25:11.760 are going
00:25:12.000 to look
00:25:12.220 irresistible.
00:25:13.540 So yeah,
00:25:14.080 I assume
00:25:14.660 that all
00:25:15.180 the cities
00:25:15.600 are basically
00:25:16.240 criminal
00:25:16.860 organizations.
00:25:20.220 Frank Luntz
00:25:21.200 had an
00:25:21.640 amusing
00:25:22.460 survey.
00:25:25.980 The first
00:25:26.600 question was,
00:25:27.660 America would
00:25:28.200 be better off
00:25:28.980 if more
00:25:29.480 people worked
00:25:30.120 in manufacturing.
00:25:31.920 So Americans
00:25:32.540 were asked,
00:25:33.940 America would
00:25:34.840 be better off
00:25:35.520 if more
00:25:35.880 people worked
00:25:36.360 in manufacturing.
00:25:37.140 80% agreed.
00:25:39.020 80% said it'd
00:25:40.120 be good if
00:25:40.580 more Americans
00:25:41.180 were in
00:25:41.620 manufacturing.
00:25:43.080 But then he
00:25:43.580 said, I would
00:25:44.460 be better off
00:25:45.080 if I worked
00:25:45.880 in a factory.
00:25:47.320 And it
00:25:47.580 turns out
00:25:48.060 that 73%
00:25:49.720 disagree.
00:25:51.980 So this is
00:25:53.020 something I've
00:25:53.560 been observing
00:25:54.120 for a while.
00:25:54.720 we Americans
00:25:56.500 think that
00:25:57.200 other Americans
00:25:57.960 should work
00:25:58.540 in factories
00:25:59.080 and that
00:26:00.780 they'd be
00:26:01.100 so happy.
00:26:03.260 Do you
00:26:03.880 know anybody
00:26:04.440 who's ever
00:26:04.900 worked in
00:26:05.360 a factory?
00:26:07.740 Were they
00:26:08.460 delighted?
00:26:10.000 My mother
00:26:10.760 used to
00:26:11.400 work in
00:26:12.000 a factory
00:26:12.620 in upstate
00:26:14.900 New York.
00:26:15.960 She was
00:26:16.480 getting the
00:26:17.240 money together
00:26:17.740 to pay for
00:26:18.340 college for
00:26:19.580 the kids.
00:26:20.580 And it
00:26:20.840 was a,
00:26:21.360 I think it
00:26:21.680 was minimum
00:26:22.060 wage.
00:26:22.560 And her
00:26:23.660 job was
00:26:24.260 to wind
00:26:25.120 copper
00:26:26.100 wire around
00:26:28.620 the coils
00:26:29.280 of speakers.
00:26:30.740 So it was
00:26:31.100 a company
00:26:31.500 that made
00:26:32.000 stereo
00:26:32.760 speakers.
00:26:34.240 And so
00:26:34.880 for eight
00:26:36.120 hours a day
00:26:36.840 she would
00:26:37.880 just wind
00:26:38.440 wire around
00:26:39.320 an object.
00:26:42.300 Do you
00:26:42.580 think she
00:26:42.940 loved it?
00:26:44.360 For a
00:26:44.860 minimum,
00:26:45.700 I think it
00:26:46.640 was actually
00:26:47.140 a minimum
00:26:47.560 wage.
00:26:49.260 She didn't
00:26:49.940 love it.
00:26:50.640 No,
00:26:51.180 she didn't
00:26:51.600 love it at
00:26:52.000 all.
00:26:52.560 But she
00:26:53.560 did it
00:26:54.060 so that
00:26:54.600 her kids
00:26:55.140 could go
00:26:55.480 to college.
00:26:56.840 She was
00:26:57.200 awesome that
00:26:57.760 way.
00:27:01.380 Bank more
00:27:02.200 encores when
00:27:03.040 you switch
00:27:03.440 to a
00:27:03.760 Scotiabank
00:27:04.320 banking
00:27:04.700 package.
00:27:06.320 Learn
00:27:06.480 more at
00:27:06.900 scotiabank.com
00:27:07.940 slash
00:27:08.320 banking
00:27:08.680 packages.
00:27:09.640 Conditions
00:27:09.920 apply.
00:27:11.420 Scotiabank,
00:27:12.180 you're richer
00:27:12.640 than you
00:27:12.980 think.
00:27:16.100 Fareed
00:27:16.740 Zakaria
00:27:17.260 said something
00:27:18.160 that sounds
00:27:19.480 like it
00:27:19.840 came from
00:27:20.260 me.
00:27:21.080 So you
00:27:21.420 decide.
00:27:22.560 Have you
00:27:22.840 ever heard
00:27:23.200 me say
00:27:23.560 this?
00:27:24.360 He said
00:27:24.760 that the
00:27:25.340 upcoming
00:27:26.860 negotiations
00:27:27.640 over tariffs
00:27:28.380 will inevitably
00:27:29.160 result in an
00:27:30.300 orgy of
00:27:30.840 corruption.
00:27:31.680 Now,
00:27:31.880 that's not
00:27:32.260 what I
00:27:32.500 said.
00:27:33.540 But he
00:27:34.040 gives a
00:27:34.460 reason.
00:27:35.480 He says
00:27:35.860 the reason
00:27:36.260 is it
00:27:38.080 will create
00:27:38.500 a lot of
00:27:38.940 complexity
00:27:40.020 because tariffs
00:27:42.760 are complex
00:27:43.520 and that
00:27:44.480 whenever you
00:27:45.120 introduce
00:27:45.720 complexity,
00:27:46.400 you almost
00:27:48.960 always
00:27:49.520 introduce the
00:27:51.120 opportunity
00:27:51.720 for cronyism
00:27:52.780 and fraud.
00:27:54.920 Right.
00:27:55.980 This is
00:27:56.820 exactly what
00:27:57.440 I've been
00:27:57.660 saying.
00:27:58.600 Wherever you
00:27:59.280 see complexity
00:28:00.140 and there's
00:28:01.360 money involved,
00:28:02.660 somebody's
00:28:03.100 stealing.
00:28:05.060 Complexity is
00:28:06.120 where you hide
00:28:06.780 all the bad
00:28:07.620 stuff.
00:28:08.820 So yes,
00:28:10.060 we should be
00:28:10.880 worrying about
00:28:12.300 this.
00:28:12.620 This is actually
00:28:13.260 a good point.
00:28:13.880 The more
00:28:15.040 complicated our
00:28:16.100 trade deals
00:28:16.660 are, the
00:28:17.620 more likely
00:28:18.260 somebody's
00:28:18.820 skimming
00:28:19.160 because it
00:28:20.680 would be
00:28:20.840 harder to
00:28:21.320 find.
00:28:22.460 So I
00:28:23.580 think he's
00:28:23.960 right on
00:28:24.400 on this.
00:28:25.660 And it's
00:28:26.080 something that
00:28:26.560 we need to
00:28:27.220 think about.
00:28:28.840 Now, in a
00:28:29.400 perfect world,
00:28:31.260 the end of
00:28:32.160 the tariff
00:28:32.620 negotiations
00:28:33.360 would be no
00:28:34.080 tariffs and
00:28:35.220 everything would
00:28:35.760 be simplified.
00:28:37.400 But in the
00:28:38.220 short run,
00:28:39.660 it's definitely
00:28:40.220 not going to
00:28:40.620 be simplified
00:28:41.240 because it's
00:28:43.520 getting fun.
00:28:45.100 So China's
00:28:45.980 President Xi
00:28:46.840 said that no
00:28:47.540 one wins in
00:28:48.140 a trade war.
00:28:49.440 So he was
00:28:50.040 off in Vietnam
00:28:50.880 trying to do
00:28:51.800 a deal.
00:28:53.140 And what do
00:28:53.900 you think of
00:28:54.180 that?
00:28:54.500 No one wins
00:28:55.260 in a trade
00:28:55.780 war.
00:28:57.100 Now, the
00:28:57.700 problem with
00:28:58.160 that is that
00:28:59.880 I kind of
00:29:01.060 agree that
00:29:02.440 no one wins
00:29:03.620 in a trade
00:29:04.120 war.
00:29:05.480 But the
00:29:06.100 problem is that
00:29:06.660 we're calling it
00:29:07.240 a trade war.
00:29:08.680 It's not a
00:29:09.460 trade war.
00:29:10.660 It's an
00:29:11.580 attempt to
00:29:12.420 have fair
00:29:13.380 trade.
00:29:14.560 So we
00:29:15.260 should call it
00:29:15.900 an attempt to
00:29:16.620 have fair
00:29:17.020 trade, not
00:29:17.700 a trade war.
00:29:18.940 Because then
00:29:19.680 President Xi
00:29:20.320 has to explain
00:29:21.240 why no one
00:29:22.420 wins with
00:29:23.220 fair trade.
00:29:25.280 You know,
00:29:25.920 when he says
00:29:26.660 no one wins
00:29:27.220 in a trade war,
00:29:27.920 he sounds a
00:29:28.460 little bit like
00:29:28.980 a burglar
00:29:29.580 who's mad
00:29:30.800 that you
00:29:31.060 started locking
00:29:31.760 your door.
00:29:33.160 I know,
00:29:33.520 I've been
00:29:33.820 burglarizing you
00:29:34.760 for 20 years
00:29:35.660 and that's
00:29:36.760 worked out
00:29:37.200 great so far.
00:29:38.240 so when
00:29:39.880 you lock
00:29:40.340 your door,
00:29:41.080 nobody wins.
00:29:43.440 Yes,
00:29:43.780 somebody wins,
00:29:44.580 the person
00:29:45.020 who locked
00:29:45.400 their door.
00:29:47.860 It's not
00:29:48.640 like things
00:29:49.200 were great
00:29:49.800 before the
00:29:50.500 trade war.
00:29:53.860 So it's
00:29:54.740 a, yeah,
00:29:55.900 don't call
00:29:56.720 it a trade
00:29:57.120 war.
00:29:58.060 Call it a
00:29:58.920 trade fairness,
00:30:02.040 a trade
00:30:02.720 negotiation.
00:30:03.920 Nobody wins
00:30:04.780 in a trade
00:30:05.220 negotiation?
00:30:06.540 No,
00:30:07.100 can't say it.
00:30:08.240 Apparently,
00:30:10.140 China suspended
00:30:11.020 exports of
00:30:12.180 some rare
00:30:13.380 earth minerals
00:30:14.500 and magnets
00:30:15.080 to the U.S.
00:30:17.140 And I
00:30:18.980 don't know
00:30:19.440 how important
00:30:20.080 those specific
00:30:20.860 ones were.
00:30:21.760 Maybe that's
00:30:22.700 just like a
00:30:23.260 warning shot
00:30:24.060 to tell us
00:30:25.220 they can do
00:30:25.660 it.
00:30:26.680 But I was
00:30:27.400 looking at
00:30:27.760 the Amuse
00:30:28.520 account and
00:30:30.800 Amuse had
00:30:32.320 some estimates.
00:30:33.140 I'm not sure
00:30:33.660 the source of
00:30:34.320 them,
00:30:34.540 but the
00:30:35.160 estimate is
00:30:36.440 that it would
00:30:36.840 only cost
00:30:37.560 only.
00:30:38.740 You know,
00:30:38.940 I act like
00:30:39.400 this is
00:30:39.760 only.
00:30:40.460 $10 to $15
00:30:41.260 billion to
00:30:42.120 replace America's
00:30:43.180 dependence on
00:30:43.960 rare earth
00:30:44.420 minerals,
00:30:45.620 but it would
00:30:46.720 also take
00:30:47.280 seven to
00:30:47.760 ten years.
00:30:48.980 Yikes.
00:30:51.020 Seven to
00:30:51.720 ten years.
00:30:52.460 The big
00:30:52.860 problem is
00:30:53.280 processing,
00:30:54.120 not access.
00:30:55.600 So finding
00:30:57.400 rare earth
00:30:58.160 minerals,
00:30:59.100 not so
00:30:59.640 hard.
00:31:00.480 They're not
00:31:00.900 that rare.
00:31:02.200 But refining
00:31:03.280 them is
00:31:04.440 something that
00:31:05.160 China is
00:31:05.940 doing almost
00:31:06.580 all the
00:31:07.000 refining of
00:31:07.740 that.
00:31:09.240 Now, I
00:31:10.440 ask Grock,
00:31:11.800 are there
00:31:12.420 any rare
00:31:13.280 earth materials
00:31:14.000 that only
00:31:14.900 China is
00:31:15.880 refining and
00:31:17.180 that nowhere
00:31:17.840 else in the
00:31:18.480 world can
00:31:19.760 you even get
00:31:20.420 them?
00:31:20.660 And the
00:31:21.340 answer is
00:31:22.000 probably
00:31:23.620 everything that
00:31:24.740 China makes
00:31:25.420 is made at
00:31:26.300 least in
00:31:26.720 small amounts
00:31:27.520 in other
00:31:28.400 places.
00:31:29.380 For example,
00:31:30.120 Japan does
00:31:30.860 some,
00:31:31.540 Australia does
00:31:32.360 some,
00:31:34.340 you know,
00:31:34.780 countries that
00:31:35.540 we trade
00:31:35.940 with.
00:31:36.800 Now, if it
00:31:37.480 took seven to
00:31:38.180 ten years to
00:31:39.920 build this
00:31:40.620 capability in
00:31:41.560 America,
00:31:42.620 how long
00:31:43.400 would it
00:31:43.740 take the
00:31:44.400 countries that
00:31:45.080 are already
00:31:45.620 doing the
00:31:46.160 refining to
00:31:47.840 increase their
00:31:48.940 production?
00:31:49.360 could you go
00:31:51.200 to Japan and
00:31:51.960 say, all
00:31:52.480 right, you're
00:31:52.860 already doing a
00:31:53.680 tiny bit of
00:31:54.460 refining, so
00:31:55.360 you know how
00:31:55.880 to do it, you
00:31:56.500 know what
00:31:56.800 machines, you
00:31:57.520 know how to
00:31:57.900 train people.
00:31:59.000 What if we
00:31:59.580 do a deal
00:32:00.160 with you where
00:32:01.480 we'll give
00:32:01.960 you a billion
00:32:03.560 dollars to
00:32:04.360 increase your
00:32:05.200 production and
00:32:07.440 that'll get
00:32:08.780 paid back by
00:32:10.080 lower prices on
00:32:11.820 rare earth
00:32:12.720 minerals or
00:32:13.260 something?
00:32:14.140 So I feel
00:32:14.760 like there
00:32:15.100 might be some
00:32:15.740 way to
00:32:16.520 incentivize our
00:32:18.380 trading partners
00:32:19.120 that we
00:32:19.560 like that
00:32:20.300 are safe
00:32:20.780 to ramp
00:32:22.700 up because
00:32:23.880 it's got to
00:32:24.540 be easier to
00:32:25.280 ramp up than
00:32:26.800 to start from
00:32:27.460 zero, especially
00:32:28.880 if you're doing
00:32:29.460 it in the U.S.
00:32:30.120 with all of our
00:32:30.740 regulations.
00:32:32.600 And then I say
00:32:33.140 to myself, is
00:32:35.060 there anybody in
00:32:35.760 the United States
00:32:36.680 who could take a
00:32:38.540 job that would
00:32:39.220 normally take
00:32:39.880 seven to ten
00:32:40.600 years and
00:32:42.060 figure out how
00:32:42.720 to do it in
00:32:43.280 three?
00:32:45.620 Elon Musk.
00:32:46.660 I hate how
00:32:50.100 many jobs are
00:32:51.080 only something
00:32:51.900 he can do, but
00:32:53.400 there you are
00:32:53.960 again.
00:32:55.260 There's another
00:32:55.960 example.
00:32:57.140 We can only
00:32:57.720 think of one
00:32:58.420 person in the
00:32:59.140 entire country
00:32:59.940 who could take
00:33:02.480 that seven to
00:33:03.260 ten years and
00:33:04.300 turn it into
00:33:05.000 something manageable,
00:33:06.780 you know, two
00:33:07.220 or three.
00:33:09.280 I don't think he
00:33:10.260 wants to take
00:33:10.800 that job, but
00:33:11.720 there's only one
00:33:14.480 person who
00:33:14.940 could do it.
00:33:17.500 Anyway, we'll
00:33:19.700 see where that
00:33:20.260 goes.
00:33:23.100 So slowly, but
00:33:24.900 ramping up
00:33:26.600 quickly, is
00:33:28.480 according to the
00:33:29.460 New York Post,
00:33:30.120 America is
00:33:30.720 making a huge
00:33:32.480 bunch of
00:33:35.180 energy about
00:33:37.000 nuclear energy.
00:33:38.720 So there's a
00:33:39.180 whole bunch
00:33:39.520 happening, such
00:33:40.480 as over 200
00:33:43.040 bills have already
00:33:43.980 been introduced
00:33:44.680 to support or
00:33:45.520 subsidize nuclear
00:33:46.400 energy.
00:33:47.840 25 states
00:33:48.940 passed legislation
00:33:49.920 to support
00:33:50.540 advanced nuclear
00:33:51.300 energy.
00:33:52.300 So pretty
00:33:53.420 much everywhere
00:33:55.380 realizes that
00:33:56.500 they're going to
00:33:56.840 need a lot
00:33:57.880 more electricity.
00:34:00.460 Now, a lot
00:34:00.780 of it is because
00:34:01.300 of AI.
00:34:04.100 So nuclear
00:34:05.180 now is looking
00:34:06.100 like the thing.
00:34:07.120 And most of
00:34:07.620 the interest is
00:34:08.320 in these SMRs,
00:34:10.560 small modular
00:34:11.500 reactors.
00:34:12.080 So they'd be
00:34:13.160 about a third
00:34:14.020 the size of
00:34:14.840 a big factory
00:34:16.320 or a big
00:34:18.160 nuclear plant.
00:34:19.920 But since
00:34:21.060 the big ones
00:34:22.380 have been built,
00:34:23.680 you know,
00:34:23.940 from the time,
00:34:24.960 I don't know how
00:34:25.460 long it is,
00:34:26.240 but from the
00:34:26.800 time the first
00:34:27.600 big nuclear
00:34:29.000 facility has been
00:34:29.760 built, there are
00:34:30.720 all kinds of
00:34:31.660 safety procedures
00:34:33.680 and things that
00:34:34.480 have been built
00:34:35.020 into these new
00:34:35.680 ones.
00:34:35.900 So it'd be a
00:34:37.340 lot easier to
00:34:38.080 build the small
00:34:38.680 ones as
00:34:40.820 needed and put
00:34:41.580 them wherever
00:34:42.300 you want.
00:34:43.360 So nuclear,
00:34:44.400 definitely happening
00:34:45.560 fast.
00:34:46.460 But what
00:34:48.120 about this?
00:34:49.540 According to
00:34:50.360 NoRidge,
00:34:52.320 there's a new
00:34:53.620 chip that could
00:34:54.400 cut energy use
00:34:55.840 by 99% for
00:34:57.360 AI.
00:34:58.600 So specifically,
00:34:59.440 they're looking
00:35:00.160 at AI and
00:35:01.540 its massive
00:35:02.580 energy needs.
00:35:03.460 and they
00:35:04.380 have a chip
00:35:05.480 that uses
00:35:06.720 light as
00:35:09.560 its major
00:35:10.540 transmission part
00:35:12.200 within the
00:35:12.660 chip.
00:35:13.500 And they say
00:35:14.280 they've got a
00:35:14.720 major breakthrough.
00:35:16.580 They've created
00:35:17.380 a new kind of
00:35:18.000 AI hardware that
00:35:18.960 uses light
00:35:19.600 instead of
00:35:20.100 electricity,
00:35:21.160 and that alone
00:35:22.580 would reduce
00:35:23.260 the electrical
00:35:24.820 load by 99%.
00:35:26.580 Now,
00:35:28.680 people who
00:35:29.640 know how the
00:35:30.280 real world
00:35:30.780 work looked
00:35:31.920 at this story
00:35:32.540 and said,
00:35:32.940 that's not
00:35:34.680 going to be
00:35:35.000 so easy.
00:35:36.420 So going
00:35:37.480 from a
00:35:38.920 laboratory idea
00:35:40.120 that works
00:35:41.420 in a lab
00:35:42.000 to actually
00:35:42.920 building chips,
00:35:44.120 not easy.
00:35:46.700 But this
00:35:47.700 is part of
00:35:48.120 my prediction
00:35:49.740 that the,
00:35:52.820 my prediction
00:35:53.780 is that the
00:35:54.540 prediction of
00:35:55.220 how much
00:35:55.600 energy we'll
00:35:56.400 need for
00:35:57.540 the next
00:35:58.020 20 years
00:35:59.040 is probably
00:36:00.080 way off
00:36:00.820 because there
00:36:02.060 are going
00:36:02.220 to be a
00:36:02.520 number of
00:36:02.940 people who
00:36:03.360 try to
00:36:03.620 figure out
00:36:04.120 a low-cost,
00:36:05.780 low-energy
00:36:06.580 way to do
00:36:07.200 the things
00:36:07.660 that right
00:36:08.180 now are
00:36:08.460 high-energy.
00:36:09.660 So I think
00:36:10.480 we'll be okay.
00:36:11.220 this fits within
00:36:13.780 the Adams
00:36:14.380 law of slow-moving
00:36:15.360 disasters.
00:36:16.460 We don't have
00:36:17.300 enough energy.
00:36:18.200 There's no way
00:36:18.720 we'll,
00:36:20.240 but we have
00:36:20.900 time.
00:36:22.440 Not a lot
00:36:23.100 of time,
00:36:23.800 but I think
00:36:24.300 everybody knows
00:36:25.040 it's a problem
00:36:25.640 and a lot of
00:36:26.440 people are
00:36:26.760 working on it.
00:36:27.760 So I think
00:36:28.460 lots more
00:36:29.320 low-energy
00:36:30.140 AI stuff is
00:36:31.520 coming,
00:36:32.100 I think.
00:36:32.560 Well,
00:36:34.740 you might
00:36:35.140 not know,
00:36:35.780 but the
00:36:36.080 Washington
00:36:36.440 Examiner
00:36:37.120 knows that
00:36:38.100 there are
00:36:38.460 some
00:36:38.820 Republicans
00:36:39.360 who are
00:36:39.720 not happy
00:36:40.240 at all
00:36:40.540 with the
00:36:40.980 budget process
00:36:42.020 that the
00:36:43.040 Trump
00:36:43.320 administration
00:36:43.940 and other
00:36:44.480 Republicans
00:36:44.960 are trying
00:36:45.380 to push
00:36:45.700 through
00:36:45.940 because it
00:36:46.760 does not
00:36:47.300 meaningfully
00:36:48.000 cut the
00:36:49.460 budget to
00:36:50.040 the point
00:36:50.360 where we
00:36:50.740 could survive.
00:36:52.860 So I'm
00:36:54.940 totally on
00:36:55.560 board with
00:36:56.060 the
00:36:56.940 totally on
00:37:01.920 board with
00:37:02.600 the Hawks
00:37:04.580 because I
00:37:06.120 think Doge
00:37:06.840 didn't give
00:37:07.360 us anything
00:37:07.940 close to the
00:37:09.100 savings that
00:37:09.660 we needed
00:37:10.080 and I think
00:37:10.860 Trump just
00:37:11.380 took the
00:37:12.440 Trump basically
00:37:14.300 took the
00:37:14.900 Doge savings
00:37:15.620 and put it
00:37:16.120 into the
00:37:16.440 military.
00:37:17.420 Exactly what I
00:37:18.360 was worried
00:37:18.780 was going to
00:37:19.260 happen.
00:37:20.220 So it's not
00:37:20.680 really even
00:37:21.320 the savings.
00:37:22.360 All they did
00:37:22.820 was move
00:37:24.840 the money
00:37:25.240 somewhere else.
00:37:25.900 So if I
00:37:28.060 were Elon
00:37:29.300 Musk, I
00:37:30.580 can't even
00:37:31.020 tell you how
00:37:31.740 mad I would
00:37:32.360 be that I
00:37:33.420 put that
00:37:33.860 much work
00:37:34.360 in it and
00:37:35.320 I sacrificed
00:37:36.200 my stock
00:37:37.780 price and
00:37:38.340 possibly my
00:37:39.140 company and
00:37:40.380 even risked
00:37:40.980 my life for
00:37:42.460 something that
00:37:43.320 in the end
00:37:43.960 I'm not sure
00:37:44.560 it makes any
00:37:45.060 difference.
00:37:46.360 Unless you
00:37:47.340 think that
00:37:47.780 increase in
00:37:48.380 the military
00:37:48.840 spending was
00:37:49.520 all worth
00:37:49.920 it.
00:37:51.260 But one
00:37:52.860 possibility that
00:37:53.800 the budget
00:37:54.840 hawks, the
00:37:55.680 Republicans
00:37:56.120 have, is
00:37:57.320 they'd like
00:37:57.680 to get
00:37:57.980 some kind
00:37:58.500 of a
00:37:58.840 review
00:37:59.220 panel made
00:38:01.040 up of
00:38:01.360 White House
00:38:01.740 officials and
00:38:02.440 lawmakers to
00:38:03.280 look at
00:38:04.060 every line
00:38:04.700 item and
00:38:06.320 make decisions
00:38:07.040 on a line
00:38:07.660 by line
00:38:08.100 basis.
00:38:09.540 Now that
00:38:10.160 would be
00:38:10.640 sort of like
00:38:11.320 a poor
00:38:12.020 man's
00:38:12.500 doge.
00:38:13.880 It would
00:38:14.220 be ordinary
00:38:14.760 people instead
00:38:15.460 of geniuses.
00:38:16.920 But we
00:38:19.460 need to try
00:38:20.020 something.
00:38:21.740 What we
00:38:22.520 can't do is
00:38:23.680 just keep
00:38:24.140 passing these
00:38:24.760 stupid budgets.
00:38:26.280 This is
00:38:26.880 complete doom.
00:38:29.340 I'm not
00:38:29.840 sure if the
00:38:30.380 public has
00:38:31.000 really
00:38:32.520 processed that
00:38:34.400 we're heading
00:38:34.860 off a cliff.
00:38:36.560 Maybe we
00:38:37.480 use that too
00:38:38.160 much.
00:38:39.500 Maybe we're
00:38:40.000 always talking
00:38:40.560 about, oh,
00:38:41.640 there's going
00:38:42.000 to be a
00:38:42.260 nuclear war,
00:38:43.320 the drones
00:38:43.800 are going to
00:38:44.180 kill us.
00:38:45.500 Maybe everything
00:38:46.500 sounds like an
00:38:47.220 emergency, the
00:38:48.140 chaos.
00:38:49.060 The chaos is
00:38:50.140 going to kill
00:38:50.520 us.
00:38:51.400 So it's
00:38:53.300 hard to get
00:38:53.740 people serious
00:38:54.520 about the
00:38:55.020 budget, but
00:38:55.580 the budget
00:38:55.980 needs a
00:38:56.760 major haircut
00:38:57.660 or we
00:38:58.500 will not
00:38:58.940 survive as
00:38:59.620 a country.
00:39:00.040 And it
00:39:00.400 needs to
00:39:00.700 happen pretty
00:39:01.180 quickly.
00:39:02.300 So I
00:39:03.380 don't see
00:39:03.740 anything that's
00:39:04.400 going to make
00:39:04.740 it happen
00:39:05.160 because I
00:39:05.820 think the
00:39:06.140 budget hawks
00:39:06.740 don't have
00:39:07.300 enough power.
00:39:08.740 But we'll
00:39:09.140 see.
00:39:09.800 I'm on
00:39:10.220 their side.
00:39:12.880 Well,
00:39:13.480 according to
00:39:14.300 just the
00:39:15.120 news,
00:39:15.980 there was a
00:39:16.420 Wisconsin teen
00:39:17.380 who murdered
00:39:18.200 his parents
00:39:18.880 to come up
00:39:20.060 with the
00:39:20.580 finances to
00:39:21.900 try to
00:39:22.360 assassinate
00:39:22.880 President
00:39:23.320 Trump and
00:39:23.860 overthrow the
00:39:24.420 government.
00:39:25.860 I'm going to
00:39:26.520 say that's
00:39:26.980 not the
00:39:27.280 best plan,
00:39:28.640 but he
00:39:29.400 did kill
00:39:29.820 his parents
00:39:30.460 and he
00:39:31.080 did get
00:39:31.420 arrested.
00:39:32.900 So not
00:39:34.480 the best
00:39:34.860 plan,
00:39:35.540 really.
00:39:38.720 Georgia
00:39:39.240 Institute of
00:39:40.200 Technology
00:39:40.780 has a
00:39:41.520 really cool
00:39:43.020 kind of
00:39:43.480 technology.
00:39:46.840 So they
00:39:47.480 figured out
00:39:48.000 how to put
00:39:48.420 a little
00:39:48.720 sensor for
00:39:49.920 your brain
00:39:50.600 that's so
00:39:51.800 tiny that
00:39:53.600 it kind of
00:39:54.620 slips in
00:39:55.140 where a
00:39:55.480 hair follicle
00:39:56.140 would slip
00:39:56.820 and basically
00:39:59.940 is almost
00:40:00.660 invisible.
00:40:01.580 So if you
00:40:01.900 had hair,
00:40:02.980 it'd be
00:40:03.400 invisible,
00:40:04.040 the hair
00:40:04.260 would cover
00:40:04.640 it up.
00:40:05.720 So it
00:40:06.560 fits in
00:40:06.920 the minuscule
00:40:07.620 spaces between
00:40:08.560 hair follicles
00:40:09.380 and just
00:40:10.760 slightly under
00:40:11.420 the skin.
00:40:12.800 Now,
00:40:13.140 of course,
00:40:13.520 it's not
00:40:13.840 fully refined,
00:40:15.100 but this
00:40:15.960 would give
00:40:16.440 a brain
00:40:17.360 computer
00:40:17.800 interface
00:40:18.420 so that
00:40:19.660 you didn't
00:40:19.980 have to
00:40:20.300 walk around
00:40:20.740 looking like
00:40:21.280 a cyborg.
00:40:22.800 I don't
00:40:23.400 know what
00:40:24.360 is the
00:40:25.060 upper limit
00:40:26.780 of how good
00:40:27.300 this could
00:40:27.680 be,
00:40:28.620 but it's
00:40:29.120 kind of
00:40:29.420 exciting.
00:40:31.160 Doesn't it
00:40:31.760 seem like
00:40:32.100 that would be
00:40:32.420 kind of
00:40:32.700 exciting?
00:40:34.060 How many of
00:40:34.780 you would get
00:40:35.220 a brain
00:40:35.920 interface if
00:40:36.660 you could?
00:40:37.040 if nobody
00:40:40.720 could see
00:40:41.160 it and
00:40:42.920 it was
00:40:43.200 easy to
00:40:43.740 do,
00:40:44.380 would you
00:40:44.740 do it?
00:40:48.080 Well,
00:40:48.600 what if
00:40:49.000 you were
00:40:49.420 a paraplegic
00:40:50.320 and they
00:40:50.560 helped you
00:40:50.860 walk or
00:40:51.920 helped you
00:40:52.700 see or
00:40:53.220 something like
00:40:53.740 that?
00:40:54.500 But do you
00:40:55.060 think you
00:40:55.380 would do
00:40:55.620 it just
00:40:55.900 to control
00:40:56.420 your computer?
00:40:57.000 I feel
00:40:59.360 like I
00:40:59.740 would not
00:41:00.120 want to
00:41:00.600 until I
00:41:01.960 saw all the
00:41:02.520 people were
00:41:03.000 doing it
00:41:03.540 and were
00:41:03.960 doing cool
00:41:04.500 things.
00:41:05.740 They just
00:41:06.460 like look at
00:41:07.140 something and
00:41:07.660 something happens.
00:41:09.600 I think I
00:41:10.400 would get
00:41:10.640 jealous right
00:41:11.260 away.
00:41:11.780 It's like,
00:41:12.200 oh man,
00:41:13.700 you've got
00:41:14.120 that superpower?
00:41:17.220 So I think
00:41:17.960 I'd want that.
00:41:20.540 Well,
00:41:21.140 in the funniest
00:41:21.840 story of the
00:41:22.520 day,
00:41:23.700 Representative
00:41:25.260 Jack Kimball
00:41:26.420 apologized to
00:41:27.540 the public
00:41:28.100 today because
00:41:29.500 as he said,
00:41:30.580 I'll just
00:41:31.000 read his
00:41:31.460 post the
00:41:32.520 next.
00:41:33.180 I wanted
00:41:33.580 to make
00:41:33.960 a quick
00:41:34.460 apology.
00:41:35.840 Last night,
00:41:36.500 I referred
00:41:36.900 to President
00:41:37.640 Bukele of
00:41:38.840 El Salvador
00:41:39.460 as President
00:41:40.880 Bukkake.
00:41:42.360 This was the
00:41:43.280 fault of
00:41:43.720 spellcheck
00:41:44.300 and not
00:41:44.720 me.
00:41:45.620 When you
00:41:45.980 type a
00:41:46.420 word a
00:41:47.360 lot,
00:41:49.100 spellcheck
00:41:49.780 will start
00:41:50.340 to change
00:41:50.840 words that
00:41:51.880 are close
00:41:52.300 to it.
00:41:53.220 I will be
00:41:53.880 complaining to
00:41:54.500 Apple.
00:41:56.420 I'd like
00:41:58.660 to give
00:41:58.920 some advice
00:41:59.560 to the
00:41:59.960 men.
00:42:01.120 Now,
00:42:01.320 this is
00:42:01.600 just for
00:42:01.960 the men.
00:42:03.640 If your
00:42:04.460 wife or
00:42:04.960 your girlfriend
00:42:05.400 asks you
00:42:06.100 what that
00:42:06.540 word means,
00:42:08.920 say you
00:42:09.380 don't know.
00:42:12.120 Say,
00:42:12.860 I don't even
00:42:13.480 understand this
00:42:14.240 story,
00:42:14.640 honey.
00:42:14.980 What's
00:42:15.360 this
00:42:15.640 Bukele
00:42:16.900 thing?
00:42:18.320 I've never
00:42:18.900 heard of it.
00:42:19.340 you don't
00:42:21.820 want to
00:42:22.100 apologize for
00:42:22.880 that publicly.
00:42:24.720 I do have
00:42:25.460 my questions
00:42:26.240 about why
00:42:27.040 one person
00:42:27.860 would have
00:42:29.300 Bukele turned
00:42:31.240 into Bukkake.
00:42:33.440 Doesn't your
00:42:33.880 spellcheck,
00:42:35.280 correct me if
00:42:36.960 I'm wrong,
00:42:37.520 but doesn't
00:42:37.880 your spellcheck,
00:42:41.740 isn't it
00:42:42.640 biased toward
00:42:43.340 words you've
00:42:43.980 used before?
00:42:45.680 Am I wrong
00:42:46.540 about that?
00:42:47.660 Tell me in
00:42:48.240 the comments.
00:42:49.680 Because I
00:42:50.020 think if you
00:42:50.540 would never
00:42:51.040 use that
00:42:51.640 word,
00:42:52.780 your phone
00:42:54.240 would never
00:42:54.800 recommend it.
00:42:56.820 Doesn't it
00:42:57.440 mean that at
00:42:58.280 some point,
00:43:00.920 and that's
00:43:01.600 just a question,
00:43:02.480 at some point,
00:43:04.140 isn't he
00:43:04.680 confessing that
00:43:05.640 he's written
00:43:06.260 that actual
00:43:07.540 Bukkake word?
00:43:09.380 Yeah,
00:43:09.760 it learns,
00:43:10.360 right?
00:43:11.860 So,
00:43:12.560 yeah.
00:43:13.860 So,
00:43:14.760 good luck,
00:43:15.820 Representative
00:43:16.340 Jack Kimball.
00:43:18.240 good luck
00:43:20.820 on all of
00:43:21.360 that.
00:43:23.580 All right,
00:43:24.680 that's all
00:43:25.200 I got for
00:43:25.600 today.
00:43:27.380 Stocks are
00:43:28.020 up,
00:43:28.960 everything's
00:43:29.460 looking good.
00:43:30.460 Remember to
00:43:31.060 read the
00:43:31.680 Dilbert comic
00:43:32.300 if you
00:43:32.820 subscribe,
00:43:34.280 and you'll
00:43:34.540 see Dilbert's
00:43:35.500 having trouble
00:43:36.000 with China
00:43:36.840 stealing his
00:43:37.480 IP,
00:43:38.460 and he's
00:43:38.860 moving his
00:43:39.380 production to
00:43:40.240 Albania.
00:43:41.740 Doesn't go
00:43:42.480 well.
00:43:42.760 all right.
00:43:47.960 Yeah,
00:43:48.660 we could
00:43:49.260 test that
00:43:49.740 on our
00:43:50.020 own phones,
00:43:50.640 but I
00:43:50.840 don't
00:43:50.980 recommend
00:43:51.360 it.
00:43:54.280 All right,
00:43:54.960 I'm going
00:43:55.200 to say a
00:43:55.740 few words
00:43:56.560 privately
00:43:57.000 to the
00:43:57.780 people on
00:43:58.520 Locals,
00:43:59.320 my beloved
00:44:00.800 subscribers,
00:44:02.380 and the rest
00:44:03.460 of you I'll
00:44:03.920 see tomorrow,
00:44:04.700 same time,
00:44:05.320 same place.
00:44:05.880 Thanks for
00:44:07.020 joining.