Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2817 CWSA 04⧸22⧸25

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00:00:02.480 Well, you should be.

00:00:08.100 The news is pretty weird today.

00:00:12.500 Come on, technology.

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00:01:11.540 Well, the news is all kind of small and weird today.

00:01:15.620 Most of the stories aren't that big,

00:01:18.140 but they're all kind of interesting and weird,

00:01:21.480 so we'll have some fun today.

00:01:22.700 Well, according to the New York Times,

00:01:26.540 the White House is trying to figure out

00:01:28.280 how to persuade Americans to get married

00:01:31.100 and have more kids,

00:01:32.380 because if we don't,

00:01:34.120 all of America will be destroyed

00:01:36.740 by lack of birth rate.

00:01:39.960 Some ideas that are floating would be

00:01:42.180 $5,000 baby bonus.

00:01:44.700 Who would have a baby for $5,000? 0.99

00:01:46.540 You'd have to be really bad at math or something

00:01:51.980 to have a baby for $5,000.

00:01:55.200 Imagine how bad you'd have to be at math.

00:01:57.460 It's like $5,000.

00:01:59.740 Wow.

00:02:00.400 I can raise this baby for 18 years,

00:02:02.580 and I've got a little extra left over.

00:02:05.360 I don't know.

00:02:06.080 It's going to have to be more than that.

00:02:07.420 And there's something about

00:02:11.120 reserving Fulbright scholarships

00:02:13.480 for married applicants with children.

00:02:15.740 I don't know.

00:02:16.340 That seems small.

00:02:17.840 But we'll see what they come up with.

00:02:19.700 I would say it's too early to judge it.

00:02:23.060 How many of you saw the weird

00:02:24.840 Easter picture of the Biden family

00:02:28.180 posing on some steps to the House?

00:02:31.900 And it seems obvious that Joe Biden

00:02:34.220 is Photoshopped in.

00:02:37.420 So everybody in the family

00:02:38.860 is dressed casually,

00:02:40.460 as you would for an Easter event.

00:02:43.260 But then in the back,

00:02:45.080 there's this little stiff image

00:02:48.540 of Joe Biden wearing his suit and tie

00:02:50.760 on Easter.

00:02:53.100 Do you think he wore his suit and tie

00:02:55.060 in his own house on Easter?

00:02:59.220 It's so obviously Photoshopped.

00:03:01.800 It's hilarious.

00:03:02.860 Anyway, you have to see it.

00:03:04.000 I guess I couldn't find a good picture

00:03:09.540 of him with a casual shirt on.

00:03:13.860 So you know that Tesla vandal?

00:03:17.820 His name is Dylan Adams, no relation.

00:03:20.840 But apparently he vandalized

00:03:22.540 at least six Tesla vehicles

00:03:24.360 in Minneapolis.

00:03:27.540 And he will not be going to jail.

00:03:31.560 So they caught him.

00:03:33.500 And they know he vandalized

00:03:35.320 six vehicles for something like

00:03:38.920 $20,000 in damage collectively.

00:03:42.120 But he's going to be,

00:03:44.080 instead of prosecution,

00:03:45.480 he will be up for a diversion program.

00:03:48.520 A diversion program.

00:03:50.500 Yeah, that'll fix him.

00:03:51.460 Yeah, I assume he's also paying

00:03:54.700 to repair the cars.

00:03:57.440 Don't you think that should be part of it?

00:03:59.840 Because I would hate to think

00:04:01.260 that the owner has to repair the car,

00:04:04.660 but the perpetrator gets a diversion program.

00:04:08.320 I don't know.

00:04:10.120 We'll have to wait on that.

00:04:12.240 This one's weird.

00:04:13.700 Department of Homeland Security,

00:04:15.760 Kristi Noem,

00:04:16.820 she got robbed in a restaurant.

00:04:20.380 So somebody with a surgical mask

00:04:23.400 came by and grabbed her purse.

00:04:26.060 And even though she has Secret Service,

00:04:28.680 they got away.

00:04:31.840 How bad is your Secret Service

00:04:33.940 if somebody could get close enough

00:04:36.280 to the Department of Homeland Security head

00:04:38.360 to grab their purse,

00:04:40.260 and then they can also get clean away?

00:04:43.780 That's not really good Secret Servicing, is it?

00:04:46.040 But the thing that's getting everybody's attention

00:04:49.000 is that the contents of the purse

00:04:51.460 allegedly include $3,000 in cash.

00:04:56.040 How many of you carry $3,000 in cash

00:04:59.320 with you just casually?

00:05:03.120 I don't think I ever have.

00:05:05.500 I don't think there's one time in my entire life

00:05:07.980 I've had $3,000 in cash on my body.

00:05:11.780 I don't have a purse.

00:05:14.240 And it makes me wonder

00:05:15.840 what the denominations of the money are.

00:05:19.300 Like when you open the purse,

00:05:20.620 is it all a bunch of ones?

00:05:22.720 And it's just filled with cash?

00:05:25.100 Or is it a bunch of hundreds

00:05:26.640 in neat little packages?

00:05:29.080 And why does anybody need $3,000 in cash

00:05:32.220 if they're a top government official?

00:05:35.580 Is it for tipping?

00:05:36.840 If it's for tipping,

00:05:39.580 I don't think your Secret Service is going to get a tip.

00:05:44.200 I think they lost their tip.

00:05:47.580 Anyway, that's weird.

00:05:50.520 You would not be surprised to learn that,

00:05:53.800 remember LeBron James endorsed Kamala Harris?

00:05:56.740 Well, the endorsement was followed quickly

00:06:01.720 by the Kamala Harris campaign,

00:06:04.580 giving $50,000 to his campaign event production company,

00:06:10.300 I guess, some production company.

00:06:12.900 So I don't think LeBron James made money,

00:06:16.320 but the production of his little video endorsing her

00:06:22.420 looks like it was paid for by Kamala Harris.

00:06:26.240 So LeBron's a good negotiator, I guess.

00:06:29.780 It makes you wonder

00:06:30.820 how much of Kamala Harris' support was ever real

00:06:35.900 versus how much was just pure anti-Trump

00:06:39.680 and it didn't matter what she did

00:06:40.980 or what she said.

00:06:42.260 So there was an organization called Check My Ads

00:06:48.420 that's closing up

00:06:50.980 because they lost their funding.

00:06:53.480 Now, Check My Ads,

00:06:54.580 according to Mike Benz,

00:06:56.280 who's the expert on all this censorship stuff,

00:07:00.040 it says that Check My Ads

00:07:01.580 is a Soros censorship group

00:07:05.100 formed for the sole and exclusive purpose

00:07:08.040 of bankrupting

00:07:09.440 Heterodox media.

00:07:16.760 Heterodox meaning people

00:07:17.980 that don't agree with the mainstream.

00:07:20.380 And the way they would do that

00:07:22.360 was they'd go after the advertisers

00:07:23.840 so that the entity they didn't like

00:07:27.460 would get starved of money.

00:07:29.740 But it turns out that the Check My Ads people

00:07:32.580 were starved of money themselves.

00:07:34.900 And so they had to close.

00:07:36.240 Not enough money.

00:07:37.620 But here's my question.

00:07:39.440 You know, I've been listening to Mike Benz enough

00:07:41.700 to know that there are just countless NGOs

00:07:44.920 and this whole censorship thing

00:07:48.320 is not just domestic,

00:07:50.200 it's international,

00:07:51.500 but it affects the United States.

00:07:53.580 And how many entities are there

00:07:55.980 whose entire job is to censor

00:07:58.720 heterodox opinions?

00:08:00.420 because I'm wondering if it's the hundreds.

00:08:06.100 Is it a dozen?

00:08:09.740 I really wonder the number

00:08:11.640 because I've never heard of this one before

00:08:13.280 until they closed.

00:08:15.680 So who knows?

00:08:18.120 All right.

00:08:18.720 This next story has to be mentioned,

00:08:21.800 but I might leave out some details.

00:08:25.020 How many of you have already seen the news

00:08:28.640 about Kanye West?

00:08:30.840 He made a little bit of news today.

00:08:34.840 I'm not even sure how to describe it.

00:08:37.860 But if you saw it,

00:08:38.920 you know why it's difficult to describe.

00:08:41.560 So let's just say that

00:08:43.160 when he was under 14,

00:08:46.100 between the ages of 6 and 14,

00:08:48.640 he had a male cousin

00:08:50.180 and they were very close.

00:08:53.740 That's all I'm going to say.

00:08:55.820 Now,

00:08:56.660 Ye is very direct

00:08:59.120 about what he was doing

00:09:01.500 with that male cousin.

00:09:03.100 So I'm not going to say it.

00:09:05.240 But

00:09:05.540 he sure knows how to get attention,

00:09:08.520 doesn't he?

00:09:11.680 If you haven't seen the story,

00:09:13.460 I'll just refer you to the news.

00:09:15.140 You can Google it

00:09:16.000 and it'll pop right up.

00:09:18.000 If you don't want to see something

00:09:19.520 that might offend you,

00:09:20.880 don't do it.

00:09:22.140 Don't do it.

00:09:23.280 All right.

00:09:23.600 If you're sensitive,

00:09:25.120 don't do it.

00:09:27.520 But yeah,

00:09:27.980 that's the funniest little story today.

00:09:30.780 You know,

00:09:31.380 on one hand,

00:09:32.180 I appreciate his transparency.

00:09:36.120 It does seem to me that

00:09:37.720 if people have been

00:09:39.900 in that kind of situation,

00:09:41.820 and there's not exactly one like that,

00:09:44.740 but

00:09:44.920 people have been in situations

00:09:47.280 where,

00:09:48.080 you know,

00:09:48.860 there were children

00:09:49.840 and something went

00:09:51.380 terribly wrong

00:09:52.800 in that domain,

00:09:54.460 I'm being as general as I can,

00:09:56.840 I feel like it's good for them

00:09:59.320 to go public.

00:10:01.460 On the other hand,

00:10:03.420 you'll always see him that way.

00:10:06.140 Like,

00:10:06.460 I'll never be able to look at Ye again

00:10:08.500 and not think of this story

00:10:10.080 every single time.

00:10:13.060 So there's that.

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00:10:28.100 You're richer than you think.

00:10:30.340 So RFK Jr.

00:10:32.160 is making his move

00:10:33.160 to get rid of

00:10:34.240 artificial food dyes.

00:10:37.000 Can we

00:10:37.880 maybe stop

00:10:39.360 making this news?

00:10:40.980 Is this like the

00:10:41.960 fifth or sixth time

00:10:44.080 I've told you

00:10:44.620 he's going to get rid

00:10:45.320 of food dyes?

00:10:46.480 But I guess he's

00:10:47.500 close to making it happen now.

00:10:50.080 So we'll see.

00:10:52.940 I also wonder,

00:10:54.860 you know,

00:10:55.660 it's one thing

00:10:56.340 for RFK Jr.

00:10:57.860 to be getting rid of stuff

00:10:58.940 that's dangerous

00:10:59.760 for us

00:11:00.540 and Europe

00:11:01.720 doesn't allow it.

00:11:03.300 But I wonder

00:11:03.860 if he's focusing

00:11:04.780 on getting rid of stuff

00:11:06.140 additives to our food

00:11:07.720 that make it impossible

00:11:09.320 for us to sell our food

00:11:10.740 in Europe

00:11:11.380 and other places.

00:11:12.900 So that would be

00:11:13.820 the win-win, right?

00:11:15.120 To get rid of the stuff

00:11:16.240 that might be dangerous

00:11:17.480 but also

00:11:19.040 to open up markets

00:11:20.120 because Europe

00:11:20.860 would have to say,

00:11:21.680 okay,

00:11:22.160 I guess

00:11:22.540 we can buy your food now.

00:11:25.360 Because Europe

00:11:26.160 always plays the game

00:11:27.540 of,

00:11:28.100 oh,

00:11:28.400 you got some extra stuff

00:11:29.520 in there.

00:11:29.900 I don't know about that.

00:11:30.820 We can't buy that.

00:11:31.940 It's more of a protectionist

00:11:33.280 thing, I think.

00:11:35.940 Well,

00:11:36.440 Harvard

00:11:36.820 is going to sue

00:11:38.820 the government.

00:11:39.380 They are suing

00:11:40.380 the government

00:11:40.840 over the funding freeze

00:11:43.320 because they say

00:11:44.300 it's unlawful

00:11:45.460 and beyond

00:11:45.980 the government's authority.

00:11:47.600 So the president

00:11:48.340 of Harvard

00:11:49.040 is saying

00:11:51.120 that if the government

00:11:52.380 normally would have

00:11:53.580 given them

00:11:54.040 $9 billion,

00:11:56.300 that freezing it

00:11:57.980 is illegal.

00:12:00.100 to which I say,

00:12:01.540 I'm no lawyer

00:12:02.680 but does the government

00:12:04.900 have to give you

00:12:05.800 $9 billion?

00:12:07.720 Under what situation

00:12:09.160 would they have to do it?

00:12:11.400 It seems like

00:12:12.120 that should be optional

00:12:13.100 just by its very nature.

00:12:15.480 $9 billion?

00:12:17.040 Now,

00:12:17.680 do they have

00:12:18.340 some kind of contract?

00:12:20.160 Because it's not mentioned.

00:12:21.520 If they had a contract,

00:12:23.460 then I would say

00:12:24.740 the government

00:12:25.280 should have to perform

00:12:26.800 to the contract.

00:12:28.060 But I don't think so.

00:12:29.960 I think they just

00:12:30.720 want their money

00:12:31.380 and the government

00:12:31.960 doesn't want to give it to them.

00:12:33.660 So,

00:12:34.260 what kind of case is that?

00:12:36.300 I guess we'll find out.

00:12:38.960 If you haven't seen it yet,

00:12:40.960 I recommend

00:12:41.920 watching an interview

00:12:43.580 and I didn't catch

00:12:45.080 the name of the interviewer

00:12:46.120 but there's a gentleman

00:12:47.680 who I'm guessing

00:12:48.920 is a Democrat

00:12:49.660 and he's got

00:12:51.220 long dark hair

00:12:52.080 and he's doing

00:12:53.280 a really good job

00:12:54.160 of interviewing

00:12:54.800 Elizabeth Warren

00:12:56.220 and asking her

00:12:58.360 did she really

00:13:00.560 not notice

00:13:01.220 that Biden

00:13:02.160 was declining

00:13:03.100 in mental acuity.

00:13:04.800 Now,

00:13:05.360 you have to watch it

00:13:06.440 because she's lying

00:13:07.940 so poorly

00:13:09.280 that it's hilarious.

00:13:14.260 So,

00:13:14.860 he asked,

00:13:15.640 this was one

00:13:16.440 of the questions

00:13:17.060 so he had a few

00:13:17.780 follow-ups.

00:13:18.460 He said,

00:13:18.980 do you think

00:13:19.480 he was as sharp as you?

00:13:21.180 Which is a clever way

00:13:22.240 to put it

00:13:22.740 and she actually

00:13:23.800 had to stifle a laugh.

00:13:25.060 Do you think

00:13:27.280 he was as sharp as you?

00:13:28.440 And she's like,

00:13:29.000 well,

00:13:29.520 now we don't know

00:13:31.800 what she was thinking

00:13:32.800 so she might have

00:13:34.640 been thinking

00:13:35.020 it was just

00:13:35.460 a clever question

00:13:36.380 and she laughed

00:13:37.400 but it made it

00:13:40.320 look like her answer

00:13:41.100 was a little less

00:13:41.900 credible

00:13:42.660 and then she said,

00:13:44.880 quote,

00:13:45.680 I said

00:13:46.300 I had not seen

00:13:47.400 his decline.

00:13:48.880 He was sharp

00:13:49.560 and on his feet

00:13:50.440 and then the questioner

00:13:52.720 quite rightly says,

00:13:54.400 that's sort of

00:13:55.460 faint praise,

00:13:56.340 isn't it?

00:13:56.980 That he was sharp

00:13:57.820 and on his feet.

00:13:59.240 Would you say that

00:13:59.980 about anybody else?

00:14:02.380 Is there anybody else

00:14:03.540 in the world

00:14:04.080 that you would give him

00:14:05.380 credit for being

00:14:06.260 standing up?

00:14:09.300 And she laughed

00:14:10.580 when he called her out

00:14:12.380 because she knew

00:14:13.300 that basically

00:14:15.840 she was totally nailed.

00:14:17.240 said she's a terrible liar

00:14:20.660 and said she didn't

00:14:22.640 notice the difference

00:14:23.420 between 2021 Biden

00:14:25.080 and 2024

00:14:25.960 but of course

00:14:27.220 everybody did.

00:14:29.080 So I always recommend

00:14:31.060 when you know

00:14:31.820 somebody's lying

00:14:32.740 because you don't

00:14:33.700 always know.

00:14:35.020 Sometimes you think,

00:14:35.960 well,

00:14:36.080 that's what they believe.

00:14:37.580 You know,

00:14:37.840 I don't believe it's true

00:14:38.800 but they believe it's true

00:14:40.000 but sometimes you know

00:14:41.680 they're lying

00:14:42.240 and that's where

00:14:43.860 you can learn

00:14:44.420 how to spot liars.

00:14:45.360 So I would recommend

00:14:47.420 that you watch it

00:14:49.000 just to learn,

00:14:50.380 you know,

00:14:50.540 look at the body language,

00:14:52.400 look at her reactions

00:14:53.540 and it's just so obvious

00:14:55.500 she's lying.

00:14:57.160 And I think that

00:14:58.400 she's lying

00:14:59.040 so obviously

00:15:00.380 that she's amusing herself.

00:15:03.580 Like,

00:15:03.760 I feel like she was

00:15:04.620 actually laughing

00:15:05.380 at her own answers

00:15:06.280 because they're so ridiculous.

00:15:08.340 Of course everybody

00:15:09.200 knew he was declining.

00:15:11.800 Well,

00:15:12.340 Larry David,

00:15:14.160 actor,

00:15:15.360 I guess you'd call him

00:15:16.600 actor,

00:15:17.100 writer,

00:15:17.460 Larry David,

00:15:19.020 I guess he wrote

00:15:19.780 an op-ed

00:15:20.600 in the New York Times

00:15:21.720 slamming Bill Maher

00:15:23.960 for having dinner

00:15:24.720 with Trump

00:15:25.300 and the title

00:15:27.620 of the article

00:15:28.360 is

00:15:28.760 My Dinner

00:15:29.360 with Adolf.

00:15:31.900 Now,

00:15:33.000 did he really

00:15:34.520 need to do that?

00:15:36.680 Was that necessary?

00:15:40.420 To me,

00:15:41.940 that's just so

00:15:42.900 over the line

00:15:44.460 of policing

00:15:46.580 his own side

00:15:47.420 and saying

00:15:47.860 you can't talk

00:15:48.560 to people.

00:15:49.520 So over the line.

00:15:51.160 Completely over the line.

00:15:52.620 The Republicans

00:15:53.320 don't do that,

00:15:54.160 do they?

00:15:55.100 Although I have seen

00:15:55.900 people in the comments

00:15:57.040 do that.

00:15:58.260 Don't have any

00:15:59.000 connection with

00:15:59.980 these darn Democrats.

00:16:02.080 I think that's

00:16:02.600 always the wrong

00:16:03.280 impulse.

00:16:05.760 But it makes me wonder

00:16:06.820 how many of the

00:16:07.720 Trump hoaxes

00:16:08.900 Larry David

00:16:10.080 fell for.

00:16:12.060 Do you want

00:16:12.580 to make a bet

00:16:13.260 that he believes

00:16:14.900 the fine people hoax?

00:16:17.100 I'll bet you.

00:16:18.160 Do you want

00:16:18.680 to make a bet

00:16:19.300 that he believes

00:16:20.280 18 and a 20

00:16:22.120 of the top

00:16:22.880 Trump hoaxes?

00:16:24.760 Bet he does.

00:16:27.960 So,

00:16:28.800 that would be

00:16:29.440 the challenge

00:16:30.080 I would give

00:16:30.540 to Larry David

00:16:31.300 is do you even

00:16:32.260 know what's happening?

00:16:33.440 Do you have any idea

00:16:34.380 that you're living

00:16:35.700 in this weird

00:16:36.340 little bubble

00:16:36.980 that's completely

00:16:38.020 artificial?

00:16:38.540 Well,

00:16:43.240 the Democrats

00:16:44.060 are trying

00:16:45.420 to make

00:16:45.900 something out

00:16:46.740 of this

00:16:47.040 MS-13

00:16:48.100 alleged

00:16:48.680 Maryland dad

00:16:50.360 and so

00:16:52.080 the Democrats

00:16:52.640 spin on it

00:16:53.380 is that

00:16:54.060 Trump

00:16:55.360 is starting

00:16:57.400 with this guy

00:16:58.340 he's not

00:16:58.760 a citizen

00:17:00.280 but what he

00:17:01.400 really wants

00:17:01.920 to do

00:17:02.300 Trump does

00:17:03.080 is deport

00:17:04.100 Americans

00:17:04.780 to foreign

00:17:05.300 prisons.

00:17:05.800 I saw

00:17:07.500 somebody

00:17:07.860 on ABC

00:17:08.300 this week

00:17:09.440 saying that

00:17:10.460 one of the

00:17:11.000 Democrat

00:17:11.660 pundits

00:17:12.160 so

00:17:13.320 what do you

00:17:13.820 think?

00:17:15.320 What do you

00:17:15.920 think are the

00:17:16.440 odds

00:17:16.860 that Trump

00:17:17.680 actually wants

00:17:18.540 to deport

00:17:19.200 American citizens

00:17:20.880 to foreign

00:17:22.340 jails

00:17:22.800 and just sort

00:17:24.160 of pick them

00:17:24.660 up and deport 0.75

00:17:26.060 them?

00:17:27.340 I would say

00:17:28.100 the odds

00:17:28.520 of that

00:17:28.780 are approximately

00:17:29.660 zero

00:17:30.140 but he did

00:17:31.540 say it twice

00:17:32.300 so why does

00:17:33.720 he say it?

00:17:35.140 I think it's

00:17:35.920 just a mistake

00:17:36.660 yeah

00:17:37.940 I think he

00:17:39.480 was just

00:17:39.780 sort of

00:17:40.320 sort of

00:17:41.740 spitballing

00:17:42.420 I don't think

00:17:44.320 there's any

00:17:44.760 real chance

00:17:45.520 that Republicans

00:17:46.260 would be okay

00:17:47.040 with him

00:17:47.400 picking up

00:17:47.900 an American

00:17:48.360 citizen

00:17:48.860 and sending

00:17:49.900 them to a

00:17:50.660 jail

00:17:51.460 I mean

00:17:52.140 there might

00:17:52.480 be some

00:17:52.860 weird

00:17:53.320 exception

00:17:53.860 where he's

00:17:54.400 like

00:17:54.660 silence of

00:17:55.540 the lambs

00:17:56.000 or something

00:17:56.420 but not

00:17:57.420 ordinary

00:17:57.780 people

00:17:58.280 who

00:17:58.840 committed

00:17:59.800 crimes

00:18:00.400 or

00:18:01.480 didn't

00:18:02.120 commit

00:18:02.360 crimes

00:18:02.740 so I'm

00:18:03.860 going to

00:18:04.300 assign this

00:18:05.220 to the

00:18:05.600 Department

00:18:06.040 of

00:18:06.340 Imaginary

00:18:06.880 Concerns

00:18:07.760 however

00:18:08.480 I will

00:18:09.180 note

00:18:09.540 that it's

00:18:10.540 not based

00:18:11.000 on nothing

00:18:11.600 it's not

00:18:13.120 based on

00:18:13.580 nothing

00:18:13.880 because he

00:18:14.260 did say

00:18:14.640 it twice

00:18:15.120 and he's

00:18:16.900 going to

00:18:17.080 have to

00:18:17.320 explain

00:18:17.660 what he

00:18:17.980 means

00:18:18.240 if he

00:18:18.560 says it

00:18:18.920 twice

00:18:19.280 so

00:18:20.480 we'll

00:18:20.840 see

00:18:21.080 so as

00:18:23.560 you know

00:18:24.060 Signal Gate

00:18:25.320 2 is

00:18:26.000 raging

00:18:26.440 the idea

00:18:27.500 that

00:18:27.940 P.

00:18:28.420 Hankseth

00:18:28.860 not only

00:18:29.720 had some

00:18:31.680 battle plans

00:18:32.580 and that

00:18:33.040 you know

00:18:33.880 the first

00:18:34.320 signal messages

00:18:35.280 that the

00:18:36.820 reporter saw

00:18:37.960 but that

00:18:38.940 separately

00:18:39.440 he had one

00:18:41.460 that his

00:18:41.820 brother and his

00:18:42.520 lawyer and his

00:18:43.320 wife saw 1.00

00:18:43.840 so there's

00:18:45.100 two Signal Gate

00:18:46.100 dramas

00:18:47.240 now I don't

00:18:48.920 think either

00:18:49.320 one of them

00:18:49.740 is important

00:18:50.300 and the

00:18:51.200 inside news

00:18:52.140 is that

00:18:52.540 Trump

00:18:52.840 doesn't want

00:18:53.640 to give

00:18:53.880 anybody a

00:18:54.400 win

00:18:54.620 it would

00:18:55.900 be too

00:18:56.220 easy

00:18:56.540 if they

00:18:57.400 could just

00:18:57.760 if they

00:18:58.420 could get

00:18:58.740 rid of

00:18:59.020 Hankseth

00:18:59.520 based on

00:19:00.060 some

00:19:00.300 signal

00:19:00.720 messages

00:19:01.200 that would

00:19:03.580 be pretty

00:19:03.920 weak

00:19:04.360 so Trump

00:19:06.240 is allegedly

00:19:07.340 sticking with

00:19:08.440 Hankseth

00:19:09.140 and does not

00:19:09.760 want to give

00:19:10.100 the other

00:19:10.420 side a

00:19:10.820 easy win

00:19:11.800 but

00:19:14.320 here's the

00:19:19.200 thing that

00:19:21.220 jumped out

00:19:21.880 at me

00:19:22.260 Claudia was

00:19:23.160 leaving for

00:19:23.600 her pickleball

00:19:24.180 tournament

00:19:24.580 I've been

00:19:24.980 visualizing my

00:19:25.780 match all

00:19:26.440 week

00:19:26.920 she was so

00:19:27.840 focused on

00:19:28.340 visualizing that

00:19:29.220 she didn't see

00:19:29.820 the column behind

00:19:30.500 her car on

00:19:31.260 her backhand 0.98

00:19:31.800 side

00:19:32.240 good thing

00:19:33.940 Claudia's with

00:19:34.540 Intact the

00:19:35.360 insurer with the

00:19:36.160 largest network of

00:19:37.020 auto service centers

00:19:37.860 in the country

00:19:38.620 everything was

00:19:39.500 taken care of

00:19:40.120 under one roof

00:19:40.880 and she was on

00:19:41.560 her way in a 0.65

00:19:42.020 rental car in

00:19:42.780 no time

00:19:43.280 I made it to

00:19:44.140 my tournament

00:19:44.760 and lost in

00:19:45.960 the first round

00:19:46.640 but you got

00:19:47.700 there on time

00:19:48.380 Intact Insurance

00:19:49.520 your auto

00:19:50.280 service ace

00:19:51.000 certain conditions

00:19:51.900 apply

00:19:52.300 so there's an

00:19:53.900 article in

00:19:54.460 Politico

00:19:54.960 an op-ed

00:19:55.840 by John

00:19:57.580 Olyott

00:19:58.440 so he had

00:20:00.200 been the

00:20:00.740 acting assistant

00:20:01.660 to Hankseth

00:20:02.360 for public

00:20:02.900 affairs

00:20:03.300 but he resigned

00:20:04.160 last week

00:20:04.800 now in the

00:20:06.260 piece

00:20:06.720 Olyott

00:20:08.160 said in

00:20:09.260 Politico

00:20:09.720 that there's

00:20:10.840 quote

00:20:11.160 total chaos

00:20:12.160 at the

00:20:12.500 Pentagon

00:20:12.820 and the

00:20:14.360 building is

00:20:14.900 in disarray

00:20:15.640 under Hankseth

00:20:16.480 and Trump

00:20:17.960 deserves better

00:20:18.760 here's my

00:20:21.020 new rule

00:20:21.640 anybody who

00:20:23.400 says chaos

00:20:24.400 in that

00:20:26.040 context

00:20:26.680 that's just

00:20:27.940 propaganda

00:20:28.480 so you can

00:20:29.960 immediately just

00:20:30.880 discount it

00:20:31.760 yep

00:20:33.120 plenty of

00:20:33.980 chaos

00:20:34.420 do you know

00:20:35.220 who else

00:20:35.620 has chaos

00:20:36.420 every business

00:20:38.880 unit you've

00:20:39.560 ever known

00:20:40.100 if you're

00:20:42.760 working in a

00:20:43.340 big company

00:20:43.860 and you don't

00:20:45.200 know the

00:20:45.540 full strategy

00:20:46.240 you don't

00:20:46.860 understand what's

00:20:47.580 happening next

00:20:48.300 don't you think

00:20:49.280 it's chaos

00:20:49.920 chaos is the

00:20:51.700 most generic

00:20:52.600 unprovable

00:20:54.400 statement you

00:20:55.980 could ever make

00:20:56.540 it's pure

00:20:57.140 propaganda

00:20:57.760 if he wanted

00:20:59.360 to say something

00:21:00.180 is wrong

00:21:00.980 he would give

00:21:02.200 details

00:21:02.760 for example

00:21:04.180 he might say

00:21:05.080 people are not

00:21:07.220 sharing important

00:21:08.340 information with

00:21:09.240 each other

00:21:09.680 well that would

00:21:10.340 be a problem

00:21:10.800 you might say

00:21:12.560 everybody's

00:21:14.420 quitting

00:21:14.820 well that'd be

00:21:16.300 a problem

00:21:16.700 but if you

00:21:18.200 if you say

00:21:19.000 it's chaos

00:21:20.020 or total chaos

00:21:21.780 at the Pentagon

00:21:22.380 and everything's

00:21:23.960 in disarray

00:21:24.700 you know that's

00:21:26.000 not true

00:21:26.520 you know it's

00:21:28.060 not even a little

00:21:28.660 bit true

00:21:29.080 it might be

00:21:30.180 true that

00:21:31.180 people can't 0.97

00:21:31.880 anticipate what

00:21:32.760 Trump's going

00:21:33.260 to do

00:21:33.640 but do we

00:21:34.700 consider that a

00:21:35.400 flaw or a

00:21:36.380 feature

00:21:36.660 so as soon

00:21:38.580 as you see

00:21:39.200 chaos

00:21:40.260 they're just

00:21:41.180 on a team

00:21:41.760 and it

00:21:44.900 looks like

00:21:45.580 now this is

00:21:46.780 based also on

00:21:47.600 Tucker Carlson

00:21:48.360 having an

00:21:48.800 interview with

00:21:49.400 former defense

00:21:51.560 department official

00:21:52.560 Dan Caldwell

00:21:53.460 who was accused

00:21:55.360 of leaking

00:21:57.960 some important

00:21:59.400 stuff

00:21:59.820 but he says

00:22:01.760 he was never

00:22:02.520 accused of that

00:22:03.220 he was just

00:22:03.720 fired

00:22:04.020 and according

00:22:05.520 to Dan Caldwell

00:22:06.360 there's not even

00:22:07.040 an accusation

00:22:07.900 that he did it

00:22:08.620 so he doesn't

00:22:09.500 even know

00:22:09.780 what it's about

00:22:10.340 but he was

00:22:13.080 one of the

00:22:14.600 people who

00:22:15.200 was anti-war

00:22:17.020 with Iran

00:22:17.600 so you might

00:22:19.360 say to yourself

00:22:20.060 hmm

00:22:20.500 are they trying

00:22:22.580 to get rid

00:22:23.020 of Pete Hegseth

00:22:23.840 because of his

00:22:24.640 views on Iran

00:22:25.500 are they

00:22:26.980 trying to get

00:22:27.800 rid of

00:22:28.220 or did they

00:22:28.840 get rid of

00:22:29.400 Dan Caldwell

00:22:30.120 because of his

00:22:30.900 views on Iran

00:22:31.800 and is the

00:22:33.700 play that's

00:22:34.300 happening now

00:22:35.000 that anybody

00:22:36.180 who's against

00:22:37.200 war with Iran

00:22:38.620 is getting

00:22:39.080 picked off

00:22:39.720 with one rumor

00:22:40.820 after another

00:22:41.460 is that what's

00:22:42.960 happening

00:22:43.260 I don't know

00:22:45.560 but it looks

00:22:47.200 like it

00:22:47.720 I mean

00:22:48.360 it's got that

00:22:49.380 odor to it

00:22:50.300 but I don't

00:22:51.320 know

00:22:51.640 so

00:22:53.700 that's what

00:22:55.760 I think

00:22:56.200 according to

00:22:59.060 Dan Caldwell

00:22:59.820 also

00:23:00.440 Susan Rice

00:23:02.180 who as you

00:23:03.180 know is

00:23:03.720 Obama's

00:23:04.620 right-hand

00:23:05.760 person

00:23:06.160 is still on

00:23:07.860 the defense

00:23:08.420 policy board

00:23:09.300 so it means

00:23:11.280 she doesn't

00:23:11.820 have any

00:23:12.100 authority

00:23:12.500 and can't

00:23:13.900 enter the

00:23:14.500 building

00:23:14.780 and do

00:23:16.020 all the

00:23:16.460 private stuff

00:23:17.300 but apparently

00:23:18.300 it gives her

00:23:18.840 some kind of

00:23:19.680 platform to

00:23:20.340 interact with

00:23:21.060 all the

00:23:21.340 Pentagon

00:23:21.620 people

00:23:22.120 why in

00:23:23.700 the world

00:23:24.180 is Susan

00:23:25.760 Rice still

00:23:26.680 in any

00:23:27.240 government

00:23:27.680 position

00:23:28.300 that involves

00:23:29.600 interacting with

00:23:30.760 Pentagon

00:23:31.620 people

00:23:32.120 and can

00:23:34.200 you even

00:23:34.600 believe it

00:23:35.160 now she

00:23:36.360 might say

00:23:36.760 it's more

00:23:37.120 ceremonial or

00:23:38.380 she doesn't

00:23:39.120 go to

00:23:39.380 meetings or

00:23:39.940 something

00:23:40.240 so we

00:23:41.040 don't know

00:23:41.300 the details

00:23:41.840 there but

00:23:42.360 sure looks

00:23:44.440 sketchy to

00:23:45.040 me

00:23:45.320 all right

00:23:47.800 here's the

00:23:48.280 dog that's

00:23:49.020 not barking

00:23:49.580 about Iran

00:23:50.220 so you

00:23:52.280 know I

00:23:52.780 like to

00:23:53.120 look for

00:23:53.440 the thing

00:23:53.840 that should

00:23:54.500 be there

00:23:55.040 but suspiciously

00:23:57.060 isn't so

00:23:58.240 if there's

00:23:58.600 something that

00:23:59.100 should be in

00:23:59.660 the story

00:24:00.160 but suspiciously

00:24:01.620 isn't that

00:24:02.780 tells you

00:24:03.180 something

00:24:03.560 all right

00:24:04.780 and here's

00:24:06.200 the thing

00:24:06.480 that should

00:24:06.920 be in

00:24:07.220 the story

00:24:07.700 we're all

00:24:08.700 talking about

00:24:09.540 whether or not

00:24:10.540 the U.S.

00:24:11.020 should be part

00:24:11.620 of an attack

00:24:12.320 on Iran

00:24:12.860 but there

00:24:14.840 are no

00:24:15.180 polls

00:24:15.740 showing

00:24:16.740 American

00:24:17.200 opinion

00:24:17.600 on that

00:24:18.280 no

00:24:19.200 recent

00:24:19.520 ones

00:24:19.900 is that

00:24:21.640 obviously

00:24:22.140 missing

00:24:22.640 just think

00:24:24.660 about it

00:24:25.140 it's

00:24:25.660 probably

00:24:26.320 the most

00:24:27.100 important

00:24:27.500 question

00:24:27.920 we have

00:24:28.320 for life

00:24:28.760 and death

00:24:29.240 of whether

00:24:30.500 we would

00:24:30.880 do it

00:24:31.260 and there's

00:24:31.820 no poll

00:24:32.360 to show

00:24:33.840 what the

00:24:34.260 popularity

00:24:34.860 is

00:24:35.200 do you

00:24:35.740 know why

00:24:35.980 there's

00:24:36.220 no poll

00:24:36.740 I'm just

00:24:38.740 guessing

00:24:39.200 it wouldn't

00:24:39.920 be popular

00:24:40.520 now I think

00:24:41.720 the answer

00:24:42.300 to the poll

00:24:42.800 has everything

00:24:43.520 to do

00:24:43.880 with how

00:24:44.140 you ask

00:24:44.620 it

00:24:44.840 so if

00:24:46.400 you say

00:24:46.760 something

00:24:47.100 like

00:24:47.600 do you

00:24:48.980 think we

00:24:49.360 should bomb

00:24:49.920 the nuclear

00:24:50.640 sites

00:24:51.200 you'll get

00:24:53.160 like 56%

00:24:54.480 will say

00:24:54.900 yeah probably

00:24:55.620 we should

00:24:56.020 we don't

00:24:56.340 want them

00:24:56.680 to have a

00:24:57.020 nuke

00:24:57.320 but if

00:24:59.000 you ask

00:24:59.320 the question

00:24:59.760 this way

00:25:00.340 should we

00:25:01.820 attack Iran 0.99

00:25:03.020 or rely

00:25:03.820 only on

00:25:04.420 diplomacy

00:25:05.240 you would

00:25:06.620 end up

00:25:07.000 with almost

00:25:07.440 nobody

00:25:07.800 saying attack

00:25:08.460 Iran

00:25:08.820 they'd say

00:25:09.520 well

00:25:09.800 diplomacy

00:25:10.420 obviously

00:25:11.040 you know

00:25:12.100 as if

00:25:12.520 diplomacy

00:25:12.980 is going

00:25:13.360 to work

00:25:13.660 but I

00:25:15.840 would be

00:25:16.160 very curious

00:25:17.080 why there's

00:25:18.180 such a

00:25:18.660 obvious lack

00:25:19.580 of polling

00:25:20.120 on such

00:25:21.280 a vital

00:25:21.920 question

00:25:22.420 my guess

00:25:24.400 is

00:25:24.780 that there's

00:25:26.520 quite an

00:25:26.960 organized

00:25:27.720 let's say

00:25:29.360 organized effort

00:25:30.320 to suppress

00:25:31.200 some points

00:25:31.880 of view

00:25:32.320 and to

00:25:32.900 boost

00:25:33.160 others

00:25:33.600 that would

00:25:35.400 be my

00:25:35.740 guess

00:25:36.060 according

00:25:38.000 to JD

00:25:38.640 Vance

00:25:39.120 there's

00:25:39.540 some kind

00:25:39.940 of India

00:25:40.440 trade deal

00:25:41.160 coming

00:25:41.520 but the

00:25:42.580 way he

00:25:42.880 words it

00:25:43.280 makes it

00:25:43.640 sound

00:25:43.840 like it

00:25:44.180 isn't

00:25:44.580 so if

00:25:46.240 you read

00:25:46.560 the headlines

00:25:47.180 kind of

00:25:47.900 quickly

00:25:48.220 you'd say

00:25:48.860 to yourself

00:25:49.240 whoa

00:25:49.620 looks like

00:25:50.800 India and

00:25:51.280 the United

00:25:51.580 States

00:25:51.860 are going

00:25:52.120 to have

00:25:52.280 a trade

00:25:52.660 agreement

00:25:53.000 really fast

00:25:53.760 and that

00:25:54.160 could be

00:25:54.420 really good

00:25:55.120 because it

00:25:56.220 would calm

00:25:57.460 markets

00:25:58.100 and it

00:25:58.460 would

00:25:58.640 maybe get

00:25:59.980 us

00:26:00.240 get something

00:26:01.200 going where

00:26:01.800 the other

00:26:02.200 country is

00:26:03.300 going

00:26:03.460 on board

00:26:03.760 faster

00:26:04.240 but here's

00:26:05.440 what J.D.

00:26:06.580 Vance

00:26:06.740 says

00:26:07.100 says

00:26:07.680 the U.S.

00:26:08.160 and India

00:26:08.580 have

00:26:08.940 officially

00:26:09.460 finalized

00:26:10.260 the terms

00:26:11.200 of reference

00:26:11.820 for the

00:26:12.420 trade

00:26:12.660 negotiation

00:26:13.960 the terms

00:26:15.240 of reference

00:26:15.940 I've never

00:26:17.900 even heard

00:26:18.360 that term

00:26:18.900 they're going

00:26:20.160 to finalize

00:26:21.140 they've

00:26:22.060 officially

00:26:22.420 finalized

00:26:23.120 the terms

00:26:23.580 of reference

00:26:24.200 I think

00:26:25.840 that what

00:26:26.360 that means

00:26:27.020 is they've

00:26:28.180 decided

00:26:28.700 how they're

00:26:29.380 going to

00:26:29.640 talk about

00:26:30.160 it

00:26:30.400 or what's

00:26:31.920 in and

00:26:32.240 what's

00:26:32.480 out

00:26:32.780 I don't

00:26:34.180 even know

00:26:34.380 what it

00:26:34.580 means

00:26:34.940 but I'll

00:26:35.460 tell you

00:26:35.680 what it

00:26:35.960 doesn't

00:26:36.280 mean

00:26:36.520 it doesn't

00:26:37.700 mean

00:26:37.880 that you're

00:26:38.180 close

00:26:38.460 to a

00:26:38.780 deal

00:26:39.020 that this

00:26:40.860 is signaling

00:26:41.480 to me

00:26:41.960 that they

00:26:42.340 want to

00:26:42.640 make it

00:26:42.960 sound like

00:26:43.580 they're

00:26:43.780 close to

00:26:44.220 a deal

00:26:44.580 but they're

00:26:45.460 not close

00:26:45.900 to a

00:26:46.180 deal

00:26:46.360 you know

00:26:47.220 you wouldn't

00:26:47.580 use that

00:26:48.020 you wouldn't

00:26:48.960 use that

00:26:49.360 terms

00:26:49.760 you wouldn't

00:26:50.620 say they

00:26:50.920 finalized

00:26:51.500 the terms

00:26:51.980 of reference

00:26:52.600 you'd say

00:26:54.200 we almost

00:26:54.680 have a

00:26:54.980 deal

00:26:55.200 something like

00:26:55.800 that

00:26:56.040 well

00:26:57.900 apparently

00:26:58.240 speaking of

00:26:58.920 deals

00:26:59.120 there's a

00:26:59.580 massive

00:27:00.220 chevron

00:27:01.160 project

00:27:01.680 that looks

00:27:02.100 like it's

00:27:02.780 forward in

00:27:03.380 the Gulf

00:27:04.280 of America

00:27:04.920 so there's

00:27:06.240 a gigantic

00:27:07.240 oil and

00:27:07.760 natural gas

00:27:08.420 reserve

00:27:09.420 there

00:27:09.720 and

00:27:11.200 chevron's

00:27:12.100 going to

00:27:12.280 go after

00:27:12.600 it

00:27:12.760 75,000

00:27:13.760 gross

00:27:14.160 barrels

00:27:14.620 of oil

00:27:15.060 daily

00:27:15.500 so

00:27:16.920 you know

00:27:18.260 Breitbart

00:27:18.920 is reporting

00:27:19.720 on this

00:27:20.120 now

00:27:21.120 does it

00:27:22.480 seem to

00:27:22.840 you that

00:27:23.460 maybe

00:27:24.520 everything

00:27:25.060 will depend

00:27:25.680 on our

00:27:26.140 energy

00:27:26.520 business

00:27:27.000 because it's

00:27:28.340 the only

00:27:28.620 thing that

00:27:29.020 you could

00:27:29.380 scale up

00:27:30.260 that has

00:27:31.300 massive

00:27:31.780 dollars

00:27:32.240 involved

00:27:32.840 with it

00:27:33.260 so

00:27:34.200 maybe

00:27:35.060 we could

00:27:36.120 massively

00:27:36.640 scale up

00:27:37.600 our energy

00:27:38.160 production

00:27:38.660 and maybe

00:27:40.360 that would

00:27:40.740 help our

00:27:41.120 GDP

00:27:41.460 enough to

00:27:42.240 take a

00:27:43.260 bite out

00:27:43.680 of our

00:27:44.100 debt

00:27:45.000 maybe

00:27:46.300 doesn't seem

00:27:47.220 like enough

00:27:47.800 by itself

00:27:48.440 but it's

00:27:49.440 good to

00:27:49.740 hear it

00:27:50.140 well

00:27:51.980 according to

00:27:52.420 the post

00:27:52.900 millennial

00:27:53.640 Trump met

00:27:54.900 with the

00:27:55.260 CEOs of

00:27:56.180 Target

00:27:56.560 Walmart

00:27:56.920 Lowe's

00:27:57.500 and Home Depot

00:27:58.040 talking about

00:27:58.720 the tariffs

00:27:59.260 and one

00:28:01.060 of the

00:28:01.200 things that

00:28:01.740 caught my

00:28:03.260 mind is

00:28:03.760 CNBC

00:28:04.680 apparently

00:28:05.540 said

00:28:06.040 that

00:28:07.520 Walmart

00:28:08.220 might be

00:28:08.720 in better

00:28:09.040 shape than

00:28:09.500 the others

00:28:09.980 because

00:28:11.100 around two

00:28:13.460 thirds of

00:28:13.920 what the

00:28:14.180 company sells

00:28:14.820 is made

00:28:15.440 grown or

00:28:15.960 assembled in

00:28:16.480 America

00:28:16.860 two thirds

00:28:17.940 does that

00:28:19.240 seem like

00:28:19.640 high to

00:28:20.040 you

00:28:20.260 that two

00:28:21.660 thirds of

00:28:22.300 Walmart's

00:28:22.820 products are

00:28:23.640 made

00:28:26.240 grown or

00:28:26.800 assembled in

00:28:27.380 America

00:28:27.720 I think

00:28:29.800 there might

00:28:30.180 be a

00:28:30.480 trick in

00:28:30.860 that number

00:28:31.420 and the

00:28:32.480 trick might

00:28:32.980 be it

00:28:34.240 includes

00:28:34.680 assembled

00:28:35.240 assembled

00:28:37.400 means you're

00:28:38.140 getting the

00:28:38.480 parts probably

00:28:39.120 from somewhere

00:28:39.720 else

00:28:40.100 could that

00:28:41.240 be

00:28:41.600 China

00:28:42.580 so I

00:28:44.140 don't believe

00:28:44.500 these numbers

00:28:45.020 at all

00:28:45.380 I think

00:28:47.860 it's all

00:28:48.180 too complicated

00:28:48.880 to know

00:28:49.320 what percentage

00:28:49.940 anyway

00:28:52.160 so that's

00:28:53.320 happening

00:28:53.620 according to

00:28:54.940 interesting

00:28:55.520 engineering

00:28:56.240 some

00:28:58.620 scientists

00:28:59.860 have figured

00:29:00.280 out how

00:29:00.700 to extract

00:29:01.840 rare earth

00:29:02.700 minerals

00:29:03.380 from hard

00:29:04.040 drives

00:29:04.440 so if

00:29:05.500 you've got

00:29:05.800 an old

00:29:06.140 hard drive

00:29:06.760 that you're

00:29:07.180 recycling

00:29:07.740 they can

00:29:08.720 now stick

00:29:09.720 it in

00:29:10.000 some juice

00:29:10.660 and take

00:29:11.800 out the

00:29:12.340 rare earth

00:29:14.940 minerals

00:29:15.340 now I

00:29:17.120 don't know

00:29:17.440 how much

00:29:18.100 they can

00:29:18.520 get from

00:29:19.560 hard drives

00:29:20.260 but they

00:29:21.180 can get

00:29:21.480 most of

00:29:21.980 what's in

00:29:22.360 there

00:29:22.580 so they

00:29:23.040 can get

00:29:23.340 about 90%

00:29:24.740 or something

00:29:25.360 of all the

00:29:26.260 rare earth

00:29:26.640 minerals

00:29:26.980 that are

00:29:27.300 already

00:29:27.560 in there

00:29:27.860 so that

00:29:29.360 could be

00:29:29.620 a big

00:29:29.840 deal

00:29:30.100 apparently

00:29:31.040 the US

00:29:32.200 gets half

00:29:32.920 of its

00:29:33.480 rare earth

00:29:34.760 minerals

00:29:35.080 from China

00:29:35.660 how long

00:29:36.880 would it

00:29:37.180 take

00:29:37.520 to figure

00:29:38.840 out

00:29:39.200 how to

00:29:40.440 use

00:29:40.620 recycling

00:29:41.220 to get

00:29:42.920 that half

00:29:43.480 taken care

00:29:44.100 of

00:29:44.360 I don't

00:29:45.020 know if

00:29:45.260 that's

00:29:45.480 doable

00:29:45.820 that's

00:29:46.800 probably a

00:29:47.240 big

00:29:47.560 number

00:29:47.880 according

00:29:50.200 to TSMC

00:29:51.600 the big

00:29:52.000 chip

00:29:52.240 maker

00:29:52.620 out of

00:29:53.320 Taiwan

00:29:54.640 Ars

00:29:55.620 Technica

00:29:56.020 is reporting

00:29:56.640 that

00:29:57.020 there's no

00:29:58.340 way really

00:29:58.880 they can

00:29:59.260 keep China 1.00

00:29:59.760 from getting

00:30:00.240 the good

00:30:00.620 chips

00:30:00.980 because I

00:30:01.800 guess the

00:30:02.100 world is

00:30:02.500 too complicated

00:30:03.220 so once

00:30:04.500 they sell

00:30:04.960 their chips

00:30:05.440 they can't

00:30:06.840 control where

00:30:07.460 it ends

00:30:07.780 up

00:30:08.040 so

00:30:09.140 they're

00:30:10.160 basically

00:30:10.480 warning us

00:30:11.280 we can't

00:30:12.140 really control

00:30:13.120 China not 0.95

00:30:15.060 getting the

00:30:15.480 chips

00:30:15.760 so apparently

00:30:17.260 we have a

00:30:17.780 situation where

00:30:18.620 China can 0.98

00:30:19.320 definitely

00:30:19.760 control whether

00:30:20.540 we get

00:30:21.000 the rare

00:30:22.160 earth minerals

00:30:22.780 but we

00:30:23.920 can't control

00:30:24.640 whether they

00:30:25.120 get high

00:30:25.600 end chips

00:30:26.100 so that's

00:30:28.600 not perfect

00:30:29.280 anyway

00:30:31.340 China is 0.85

00:30:32.380 also ending

00:30:33.200 private equity

00:30:34.520 investments in

00:30:35.360 the United

00:30:35.660 States

00:30:36.060 the government

00:30:36.580 told their

00:30:37.260 private equity

00:30:38.440 investment people

00:30:39.320 stop investing

00:30:40.460 in the US

00:30:41.120 it looks like

00:30:41.720 it's happening

00:30:42.140 I saw this

00:30:43.240 in the

00:30:43.740 Kobayi

00:30:44.860 Icy letter

00:30:46.280 Kobayi

00:30:47.760 Icy

00:30:48.140 but there's

00:30:51.080 also something

00:30:51.640 in the

00:30:52.040 Kobayi

00:30:52.560 Icy account

00:30:53.240 that struck

00:30:54.280 me as

00:30:54.640 interesting

00:30:55.020 now I

00:30:56.540 can't guarantee

00:30:57.220 that these

00:30:58.180 claims are

00:30:58.960 accurate

00:30:59.360 but here

00:31:00.940 are six

00:31:01.380 things

00:31:01.840 that the

00:31:03.860 Kobayi

00:31:04.480 Icy

00:31:04.600 account says

00:31:05.660 stocks

00:31:06.540 and remember

00:31:07.540 this is not

00:31:08.060 about today

00:31:08.680 specifically

00:31:09.320 it's in

00:31:09.720 general

00:31:10.020 stocks are

00:31:11.100 falling like

00:31:11.720 the trade

00:31:12.080 war is

00:31:12.440 escalating

00:31:12.980 but the

00:31:13.800 US dollar

00:31:14.320 is falling

00:31:14.880 like trade

00:31:15.440 dealers are

00:31:15.980 near

00:31:16.240 oil prices

00:31:17.560 are falling

00:31:18.060 like rate

00:31:18.580 cuts are

00:31:18.920 not coming

00:31:19.620 gold prices

00:31:20.860 are rising

00:31:21.420 like rate

00:31:22.000 cuts are

00:31:22.400 on the

00:31:22.580 way

00:31:22.860 tech stocks

00:31:24.220 are falling

00:31:24.680 like we're

00:31:25.200 entering a

00:31:25.700 recession

00:31:26.080 treasury yields

00:31:27.480 are rising

00:31:27.980 like the

00:31:28.380 economy is

00:31:28.920 strong

00:31:29.240 now I

00:31:29.980 don't know

00:31:30.200 about any

00:31:30.560 of those

00:31:30.840 claims

00:31:31.300 some of

00:31:31.820 them look

00:31:32.160 sketchy

00:31:32.580 to me

00:31:32.880 but the

00:31:34.980 bottom line

00:31:35.440 is that the

00:31:35.920 market has

00:31:36.500 no idea

00:31:36.980 what to

00:31:37.320 do

00:31:37.540 but I'm

00:31:39.780 not sure

00:31:40.140 how big

00:31:40.500 a problem

00:31:40.860 that is

00:31:41.420 because if

00:31:43.500 you don't

00:31:43.860 know where

00:31:44.120 to put

00:31:44.400 your money

00:31:44.920 it's just

00:31:46.920 going to

00:31:47.240 sort of

00:31:47.580 slosh

00:31:47.980 around in

00:31:48.720 the usual

00:31:49.180 places

00:31:49.760 so if

00:31:51.140 you took

00:31:51.560 some of

00:31:52.060 your stock

00:31:52.800 market money

00:31:53.320 and put it

00:31:53.780 in gold

00:31:54.240 you might

00:31:56.360 end up

00:31:56.840 moving it

00:31:57.620 back into

00:31:58.020 the stock

00:31:58.380 market

00:31:58.680 later

00:31:59.020 so it

00:32:00.260 feels like

00:32:00.760 just stuff

00:32:01.760 is just

00:32:02.120 sloshing

00:32:02.580 around in

00:32:03.180 the usual

00:32:03.620 places

00:32:04.080 it's not

00:32:04.520 leaving the

00:32:05.020 United States

00:32:05.700 except for

00:32:06.240 the Chinese

00:32:06.800 investments

00:32:07.300 so I

00:32:09.300 do wonder

00:32:09.880 how much

00:32:12.320 of a risk

00:32:12.860 we're really

00:32:13.320 at with

00:32:13.860 this chaos

00:32:15.160 you know

00:32:16.360 nobody knows

00:32:16.880 what to do

00:32:17.380 but nobody

00:32:18.140 ever knows

00:32:18.660 what to do

00:32:19.200 I mean

00:32:20.200 maybe what's

00:32:20.860 different

00:32:21.280 is that we

00:32:22.300 know we

00:32:22.680 don't know

00:32:23.220 there's never

00:32:24.400 been a time

00:32:24.980 when you

00:32:25.340 could be

00:32:26.720 sure that

00:32:27.320 your investments

00:32:27.960 in anything

00:32:28.800 were going

00:32:29.640 to be good

00:32:30.120 right

00:32:30.620 has that

00:32:31.560 ever existed

00:32:32.240 no

00:32:33.920 we've had

00:32:34.700 the

00:32:34.960 we've had

00:32:36.060 the illusion

00:32:36.800 of

00:32:38.440 predictability

00:32:39.240 we've never

00:32:41.420 had

00:32:41.620 predictability

00:32:42.360 nobody

00:32:43.500 knows what

00:32:44.300 the stock

00:32:44.680 market is

00:32:45.140 going to

00:32:45.380 do next

00:32:45.820 year

00:32:46.120 in five

00:32:46.640 years

00:32:46.980 never have

00:32:47.920 but suddenly

00:32:49.060 we're acting

00:32:49.940 like it's

00:32:51.200 a new

00:32:51.560 situation

00:32:52.160 oh suddenly

00:32:53.820 we don't

00:32:54.400 know what's

00:32:55.020 going to

00:32:55.240 happen with

00:32:55.660 everything

00:32:56.020 no that

00:32:57.080 was always

00:32:57.480 the case

00:32:58.000 we never

00:32:58.880 knew what

00:32:59.220 was going

00:32:59.500 to happen

00:32:59.720 with anything

00:33:00.200 we just

00:33:01.020 talked

00:33:01.800 ourselves

00:33:02.120 into thinking

00:33:02.860 we knew

00:33:03.300 we don't

00:33:04.700 we have no

00:33:05.780 idea what's

00:33:06.300 going to

00:33:06.460 happen

00:33:06.680 anyway

00:33:08.740 I've been

00:33:10.180 watching the

00:33:10.820 Trump versus

00:33:11.880 Powell

00:33:12.880 head of the

00:33:13.940 Federal Reserve

00:33:14.880 and you know

00:33:17.080 I have to

00:33:17.540 admit that it

00:33:18.580 didn't seem

00:33:19.040 wise for

00:33:19.900 Trump to

00:33:20.300 go after

00:33:20.740 him

00:33:20.980 because it's

00:33:22.660 just going

00:33:23.060 to harden

00:33:23.560 his stance

00:33:24.280 and he's

00:33:24.840 just going

00:33:25.200 to get

00:33:25.380 mad and

00:33:25.980 won't do

00:33:26.820 anything he

00:33:27.280 wants

00:33:27.540 but I do

00:33:28.500 I do agree

00:33:29.400 with Trump

00:33:30.880 that it would

00:33:31.500 be the right

00:33:31.940 time to lower

00:33:32.740 interest rates

00:33:33.640 and get

00:33:35.400 out of the

00:33:35.860 tariffs

00:33:36.280 because the

00:33:37.120 tariffs are

00:33:38.540 going to have

00:33:38.920 some drag

00:33:39.500 on the

00:33:39.800 economy

00:33:40.200 but lowering

00:33:41.940 interest rates

00:33:42.720 would boost

00:33:43.220 the economy

00:33:43.780 so if you're

00:33:45.260 doing a major

00:33:45.900 play with

00:33:46.860 tariffs

00:33:47.540 wouldn't it

00:33:48.880 be exactly

00:33:49.500 the right

00:33:49.880 time to do

00:33:50.580 a little

00:33:50.980 boosting on

00:33:51.660 interest rates

00:33:52.340 even if it's

00:33:53.200 just a little

00:33:54.080 bit just

00:33:54.640 directionally

00:33:55.340 you know the

00:33:56.280 stock market

00:33:56.900 would come

00:33:57.360 roaring back

00:33:58.060 etc.

00:33:58.400 so I feel

00:34:00.220 like Trump

00:34:00.700 has the

00:34:01.120 right instincts

00:34:01.820 on this

00:34:02.360 that if he

00:34:04.400 can't control

00:34:05.080 the interest

00:34:05.900 rates

00:34:06.320 Trump

00:34:06.840 and Powell

00:34:08.260 does

00:34:08.700 that he

00:34:09.640 doesn't have

00:34:10.280 all the

00:34:10.840 mechanisms he

00:34:11.620 needs to

00:34:12.080 make everything

00:34:12.620 work

00:34:13.040 so I think

00:34:14.460 a lot

00:34:14.860 depends on

00:34:15.900 whether he

00:34:16.300 can convince

00:34:16.900 Powell to

00:34:17.520 lower interest

00:34:18.260 rates

00:34:18.520 now

00:34:19.220 Trump is

00:34:20.560 accusing

00:34:21.140 Powell

00:34:21.880 of always

00:34:22.360 being too

00:34:22.840 late

00:34:23.160 and also

00:34:24.520 helping

00:34:25.100 Harris and

00:34:26.160 Biden

00:34:26.480 by you

00:34:27.480 know

00:34:27.620 coincidentally

00:34:28.320 lowering rates

00:34:29.160 or something

00:34:29.600 when it was

00:34:30.920 a key

00:34:31.460 political time

00:34:32.180 to do

00:34:32.480 that

00:34:32.760 so I

00:34:33.900 don't know

00:34:34.100 about that

00:34:34.640 but

00:34:35.180 it turns

00:34:38.060 out

00:34:38.400 that

00:34:39.660 O'Keefe

00:34:40.440 Media Group

00:34:41.260 OMG

00:34:41.920 just got a

00:34:43.820 brand new

00:34:44.440 video of a

00:34:45.440 Fed economist

00:34:46.160 who was

00:34:47.420 describing

00:34:47.920 Jerome Powell's

00:34:49.080 legacy as

00:34:50.000 quote

00:34:50.320 somebody who

00:34:51.420 held the

00:34:51.860 line against

00:34:52.500 Trump

00:34:52.920 and he

00:34:54.460 said that

00:34:55.020 the Fed

00:34:56.840 under Powell

00:34:57.540 began

00:34:58.400 focusing on

00:35:00.320 wealth inequality

00:35:01.240 and climate

00:35:01.880 change

00:35:02.360 holy cow

00:35:04.700 is that

00:35:05.360 true

00:35:05.700 that

00:35:06.640 Powell

00:35:07.480 will be

00:35:07.980 most known

00:35:08.620 for resisting

00:35:09.420 Trump

00:35:09.960 as opposed

00:35:11.700 to doing

00:35:12.100 the right

00:35:12.400 thing

00:35:12.740 and

00:35:14.180 wealth

00:35:15.060 inequality

00:35:15.640 and climate

00:35:16.220 change

00:35:16.660 how much

00:35:18.380 impact does

00:35:19.000 he have

00:35:19.260 on any

00:35:19.600 of that

00:35:19.880 stuff

00:35:20.220 that is

00:35:22.100 really scary

00:35:23.000 it just

00:35:23.480 makes him

00:35:23.820 look incompetent

00:35:24.680 doesn't it

00:35:25.620 if he's

00:35:26.480 worrying about

00:35:27.120 anything except

00:35:28.040 his main

00:35:28.640 job

00:35:29.040 he needs

00:35:30.380 to be

00:35:30.720 fired

00:35:31.060 but apparently

00:35:32.780 there's

00:35:33.200 I don't think

00:35:34.000 there's a

00:35:34.280 legal way

00:35:34.820 to fire

00:35:35.180 him

00:35:35.360 I think

00:35:36.500 Trump's

00:35:37.340 looking into

00:35:37.840 it but

00:35:38.260 I suspect

00:35:39.180 there isn't

00:35:39.820 and maybe

00:35:42.200 it's a good

00:35:42.620 thing

00:35:42.900 I don't know

00:35:43.960 Ontario

00:35:45.220 the wait

00:35:46.240 is over

00:35:46.820 the gold

00:35:47.500 standard

00:35:47.860 of online

00:35:48.400 casinos

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00:35:52.480 Vegas style

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00:36:44.400 so Ron

00:36:46.120 Johnson

00:36:46.520 Republican

00:36:47.220 he's

00:36:49.740 said in

00:36:50.180 an interview

00:36:50.480 recently that

00:36:51.220 he's interested

00:36:51.740 in having

00:36:52.340 hearings on

00:36:54.040 September 11th

00:36:55.600 and the

00:36:57.200 terrorist attacks

00:36:58.300 indicated he's

00:36:59.380 listening to

00:37:00.200 basically stories

00:37:02.700 that suggest

00:37:03.400 that 9-11

00:37:05.040 wasn't what

00:37:05.580 you thought it

00:37:05.960 was

00:37:06.200 but here's how

00:37:07.740 the hill

00:37:08.280 refers to it

00:37:09.940 all right

00:37:10.640 so this is

00:37:11.320 the hill

00:37:11.700 they said

00:37:12.920 blah blah 0.97

00:37:14.720 blah and

00:37:15.500 indicated that

00:37:16.280 he's been

00:37:16.700 listening to

00:37:17.400 long festering

00:37:18.400 and debunked

00:37:19.280 conspiracy theories

00:37:20.440 about the

00:37:20.940 government's

00:37:21.440 alleged involvement

00:37:22.360 now who

00:37:24.860 says that

00:37:25.700 if you're the

00:37:27.960 hill and

00:37:28.760 you're a writer

00:37:29.300 for the hill

00:37:29.880 do you know

00:37:31.340 what is long

00:37:31.960 debunked

00:37:32.600 you may have

00:37:34.560 seen a

00:37:34.980 debunk

00:37:35.420 but you may

00:37:37.040 have also

00:37:37.420 seen other

00:37:38.360 claims

00:37:38.860 how do you

00:37:40.020 know the

00:37:40.380 debunk is

00:37:41.000 better than

00:37:41.380 the claim

00:37:41.860 are you a

00:37:43.280 structural

00:37:44.020 engineer

00:37:44.620 or are you

00:37:46.200 just a

00:37:46.640 writer

00:37:46.940 who is being

00:37:48.420 influenced by

00:37:49.340 who knows

00:37:50.700 who

00:37:51.000 to act like

00:37:53.280 it's just a

00:37:54.040 it's a done

00:37:54.660 deal it's a

00:37:55.260 conspiracy

00:37:55.680 theory

00:37:56.220 everything's

00:37:57.580 debunked

00:37:58.200 I don't think

00:37:59.640 we live in

00:38:00.120 that world

00:38:00.540 anymore do we

00:38:01.340 now my own

00:38:02.880 view is that

00:38:04.020 I don't have

00:38:04.540 any specific

00:38:05.840 conspiracy theory

00:38:07.780 beliefs about

00:38:08.620 9-11

00:38:09.320 but I do

00:38:11.120 believe that

00:38:11.780 100% of our

00:38:13.000 history is

00:38:13.580 fake

00:38:13.960 I just don't

00:38:15.700 know which

00:38:16.060 part of 9-11

00:38:16.800 is fake

00:38:17.360 definitely some

00:38:19.240 part of it is

00:38:19.860 fake would you

00:38:20.920 agree but we

00:38:22.420 don't know which

00:38:22.960 parts it could

00:38:23.940 be that the

00:38:24.440 buildings fell

00:38:25.140 naturally but

00:38:27.160 that maybe

00:38:27.960 somebody else

00:38:28.640 was involved

00:38:29.200 in the

00:38:29.500 op that we

00:38:30.120 don't know

00:38:30.460 about it

00:38:31.900 could be

00:38:32.620 anything but

00:38:34.020 I'll tell you

00:38:34.520 what you

00:38:34.820 shouldn't say

00:38:35.440 in 2025 if

00:38:36.680 you want to

00:38:36.960 be credible

00:38:37.500 you shouldn't

00:38:38.700 say that

00:38:39.100 something is a

00:38:39.840 debunked

00:38:40.380 conspiracy

00:38:40.920 theory because

00:38:43.300 debunked

00:38:44.620 doesn't mean

00:38:45.040 anything anymore

00:38:45.800 do you know

00:38:46.820 it was also

00:38:47.340 debunked a

00:38:49.940 lot of things

00:38:50.560 that were

00:38:50.860 true so

00:38:52.900 you know

00:38:54.260 when I see

00:38:54.900 an article that

00:38:55.640 says something's

00:38:56.280 debunked I

00:38:57.420 automatically go

00:38:58.460 hmm it

00:38:59.860 sounds like

00:39:00.260 propaganda that

00:39:01.320 doesn't sound

00:39:01.840 like news

00:39:02.600 news would

00:39:03.900 be it's a

00:39:05.700 highly contentious

00:39:06.720 question but

00:39:08.160 experts have

00:39:08.980 said that

00:39:09.580 there's nothing

00:39:11.520 to it that

00:39:13.480 would be fair

00:39:14.040 but to say

00:39:15.060 it's debunked

00:39:16.580 no too far

00:39:18.080 too far

00:39:18.860 well apparently

00:39:21.960 the Kremlin

00:39:23.040 is happy

00:39:23.640 about

00:39:24.120 Trump

00:39:25.340 administration

00:39:25.840 saying that

00:39:26.560 they don't

00:39:26.980 want Ukraine

00:39:28.140 to be a

00:39:28.920 member of

00:39:29.680 NATO ever 0.59

00:39:30.840 and so

00:39:33.400 they're happy

00:39:33.780 about that

00:39:34.420 but they're

00:39:35.060 waiting I guess

00:39:35.860 we're waiting

00:39:36.340 for Zelensky

00:39:37.120 to respond to

00:39:38.720 a package of

00:39:39.420 proposals to

00:39:40.120 see if there's

00:39:40.540 anything there

00:39:41.080 now I've said

00:39:43.260 this before

00:39:43.880 but there's

00:39:45.440 something weird

00:39:46.080 about this

00:39:46.780 if Trump

00:39:48.560 gave away

00:39:49.480 the option

00:39:53.040 of NATO

00:39:53.720 that would be

00:39:55.380 very un-Trump

00:39:56.300 like

00:39:56.620 he should keep

00:39:58.080 that as a

00:39:59.360 negotiating chip

00:40:00.260 and make a deal

00:40:01.620 in which it's part

00:40:02.400 of the larger

00:40:02.840 deal

00:40:03.160 but if he gives

00:40:04.180 it away first

00:40:05.060 and then he

00:40:06.660 starts negotiating

00:40:07.660 why would he

00:40:09.320 give away

00:40:09.700 that leverage

00:40:10.400 seems weird

00:40:12.200 that's called

00:40:14.120 negotiating with

00:40:15.040 yourself

00:40:15.520 where somebody

00:40:17.160 says well

00:40:17.920 do you have

00:40:19.060 a better offer

00:40:19.700 and then you

00:40:20.300 just go back

00:40:20.940 and improve

00:40:22.040 your offer

00:40:22.600 never do that

00:40:23.840 you should wait

00:40:24.960 for them to make

00:40:25.660 an offer

00:40:26.060 then maybe you

00:40:27.240 could meet

00:40:27.520 them in the

00:40:27.820 middle

00:40:28.000 but you never

00:40:29.080 you never

00:40:30.920 want to just

00:40:31.740 say here's

00:40:33.300 that thing you

00:40:33.800 want now let's

00:40:34.520 start negotiating

00:40:35.280 so there's

00:40:37.560 something about

00:40:38.060 this I don't

00:40:38.600 understand

00:40:39.080 so there may

00:40:39.700 there may be

00:40:40.320 more of a

00:40:40.940 secret agreements

00:40:42.600 that we don't

00:40:43.340 know about yet

00:40:43.980 that later we

00:40:45.140 will know about

00:40:45.740 so we'll see

00:40:46.800 according to

00:40:49.980 interesting

00:40:50.600 engineering

00:40:51.240 there's now

00:40:52.840 an invention

00:40:53.380 that's a

00:40:53.960 rice-sized

00:40:55.240 micro robot

00:40:56.360 that they can

00:40:58.020 insert into

00:40:59.040 your brain

00:40:59.680 and it can

00:41:01.100 crawl around

00:41:01.760 through your

00:41:02.200 brain

00:41:02.580 and fix it

00:41:04.300 so if

00:41:05.740 you've got

00:41:06.080 issues in

00:41:06.700 your brain

00:41:07.200 they can

00:41:08.120 put this

00:41:08.560 tiny little

00:41:09.140 robot the

00:41:09.760 size of

00:41:10.180 rice

00:41:10.540 in it

00:41:11.520 and it

00:41:11.780 will just

00:41:12.020 like

00:41:12.380 and it

00:41:14.660 will find

00:41:15.060 its way

00:41:15.540 it uses

00:41:16.840 rotating

00:41:17.380 silicone

00:41:17.940 rings to

00:41:18.720 gently part

00:41:19.440 brain tissue

00:41:20.080 without causing

00:41:20.780 cellular damage

00:41:21.800 it's a French

00:41:22.420 startup

00:41:22.780 I'm going to

00:41:25.540 say I don't

00:41:26.280 want to go

00:41:26.620 first

00:41:27.080 yeah I

00:41:29.120 don't want to

00:41:29.600 go first

00:41:30.100 so if

00:41:31.300 somebody else

00:41:31.800 would like to

00:41:32.460 try that

00:41:33.120 out

00:41:33.400 I welcome

00:41:34.520 you

00:41:34.780 and after

00:41:36.120 10 million

00:41:36.720 people have

00:41:37.220 done it

00:41:37.500 successfully

00:41:38.060 I might

00:41:38.740 try it

00:41:39.280 might try it

00:41:40.220 if I had

00:41:40.660 any brain

00:41:41.000 problems

00:41:41.420 well speaking

00:41:43.500 of robots

00:41:44.140 there's now

00:41:46.420 an invention

00:41:47.200 of a robot

00:41:48.300 nose

00:41:48.980 this is also

00:41:50.340 interesting

00:41:50.980 engineering

00:41:51.500 so they've

00:41:53.060 so there's

00:41:53.880 been a

00:41:54.160 development

00:41:54.480 of a nose

00:41:55.600 that can

00:41:57.360 let's see

00:41:57.820 who did

00:41:58.120 this

00:41:58.540 in Japan

00:42:00.400 I guess

00:42:00.900 a Japanese

00:42:01.460 company

00:42:01.840 they built

00:42:02.820 a mechanical

00:42:03.720 nose

00:42:04.380 that can

00:42:05.160 identify

00:42:05.620 a whole

00:42:05.920 bunch

00:42:06.140 of different

00:42:06.520 smells

00:42:06.900 now

00:42:09.000 I've been

00:42:09.940 saying for

00:42:10.500 many years

00:42:11.360 that if

00:42:12.340 robots could

00:42:13.040 learn to

00:42:13.480 smell

00:42:13.820 it's going

00:42:14.860 to be a

00:42:15.060 whole new

00:42:15.380 world

00:42:15.740 because imagine

00:42:17.640 what a robot

00:42:18.240 could smell

00:42:18.820 we don't know

00:42:19.380 how good it

00:42:19.840 would be

00:42:20.400 but if they

00:42:22.200 got it to the

00:42:22.720 point where

00:42:23.140 it's like a

00:42:23.560 bloodhound

00:42:24.100 the robot

00:42:26.600 could come

00:42:27.060 into a

00:42:27.440 crime scene

00:42:28.120 and it

00:42:29.420 could even

00:42:29.820 identify who

00:42:30.740 was there

00:42:31.200 just by the

00:42:32.480 smell

00:42:32.740 so you

00:42:34.900 know

00:42:35.000 imagine the

00:42:36.240 robot goes

00:42:36.780 into the

00:42:37.100 crime scene

00:42:37.620 just sniffs

00:42:38.660 everything

00:42:39.160 including the

00:42:40.000 victim

00:42:40.300 but it's got

00:42:41.240 some extra

00:42:41.740 smells

00:42:42.240 then when

00:42:43.300 they find

00:42:44.080 the potential

00:42:44.840 perp

00:42:45.340 the robot

00:42:46.480 just smells

00:42:47.080 them

00:42:47.280 said oh

00:42:47.740 yeah

00:42:47.920 that's the

00:42:48.420 same smell

00:42:48.880 that was

00:42:49.160 in that

00:42:49.420 room

00:42:49.660 they're

00:42:50.060 guilty

00:42:50.340 so I

00:42:51.920 don't know

00:42:52.160 how far

00:42:52.540 this robot

00:42:53.720 smelling stuff

00:42:54.800 can go

00:42:55.340 but it

00:42:56.540 could be

00:42:56.940 fun

00:42:57.300 well I've

00:43:01.040 seen a

00:43:01.420 million articles

00:43:02.200 about how

00:43:03.080 the gut

00:43:04.460 microbiome

00:43:05.740 affects all

00:43:07.000 kinds of

00:43:07.500 behaviors

00:43:08.000 and you

00:43:09.260 know

00:43:09.460 conditions

00:43:10.300 but there's

00:43:11.800 a very small

00:43:12.560 trial according

00:43:13.240 to the new

00:43:13.680 alice that

00:43:14.480 found out

00:43:15.060 that fecal

00:43:16.300 transplants

00:43:17.140 can reduce

00:43:19.340 the symptoms

00:43:20.220 of autism

00:43:21.920 now it

00:43:22.660 doesn't cure

00:43:23.260 it of course

00:43:23.820 but apparently

00:43:25.140 there's some

00:43:26.220 substantial decrease

00:43:27.520 in symptoms

00:43:28.400 so they're

00:43:30.160 going to move

00:43:30.420 to phase

00:43:30.900 three human

00:43:31.440 trials

00:43:31.920 so

00:43:33.280 apparently

00:43:34.800 this whole

00:43:35.300 microbiome

00:43:36.180 thing

00:43:36.520 one way

00:43:38.340 to think

00:43:38.700 of it

00:43:38.940 is that

00:43:39.360 your stomach

00:43:39.880 and your

00:43:40.260 brain

00:43:40.520 are one

00:43:40.900 unit

00:43:41.300 if you

00:43:42.460 don't have

00:43:42.800 the microbiome

00:43:43.800 right

00:43:44.160 the brain

00:43:44.660 doesn't work

00:43:45.160 right

00:43:45.460 so

00:43:46.980 I've always

00:43:48.260 said that

00:43:48.740 your body

00:43:49.760 is your

00:43:50.140 brain

00:43:50.460 but most

00:43:52.120 specifically

00:43:52.820 probably

00:43:53.840 your gut

00:43:54.720 so when

00:43:56.780 you have

00:43:57.000 a gut

00:43:57.660 feeling

00:43:58.060 about

00:43:58.320 something

00:43:58.740 it's

00:43:59.560 probably

00:43:59.900 real

00:44:00.280 according

00:44:01.520 to

00:44:01.880 Korea 0.61

00:44:02.420 Biomedical

00:44:03.120 Review

00:44:03.580 I'm not

00:44:04.040 sure I

00:44:04.320 believe

00:44:04.540 anything

00:44:04.860 that's

00:44:05.140 coming

00:44:05.380 out of

00:44:05.760 South

00:44:06.840 Korea 0.61

00:44:07.160 science

00:44:07.680 but

00:44:08.620 they've

00:44:09.720 got an

00:44:10.040 AI

00:44:10.360 now

00:44:10.700 that they

00:44:11.060 say

00:44:11.240 can

00:44:11.440 identify

00:44:12.040 ADHD

00:44:12.740 with

00:44:13.960 97%

00:44:14.880 accuracy

00:44:15.460 by looking

00:44:16.040 at your

00:44:16.440 retinal 0.99

00:44:17.000 imaging

00:44:17.460 so it

00:44:18.760 can look

00:44:19.100 at your

00:44:19.380 eyeball

00:44:19.820 and it

00:44:21.020 can tell

00:44:21.340 if you

00:44:21.580 have

00:44:21.740 ADHD

00:44:22.220 do you

00:44:23.320 believe

00:44:23.540 that

00:44:23.860 oh I

00:44:26.100 don't

00:44:26.280 know

00:44:26.560 I feel

00:44:28.180 like it

00:44:28.480 might be

00:44:28.780 a way

00:44:29.000 to get

00:44:29.280 more

00:44:29.540 ADHD

00:44:30.120 patients

00:44:30.780 to give

00:44:31.160 them

00:44:31.300 drugs

00:44:31.600 or

00:44:31.780 something

00:44:32.080 I'm

00:44:32.980 not

00:44:33.140 sure I

00:44:33.500 believe

00:44:33.780 that you

00:44:34.100 can

00:44:34.360 identify

00:44:34.980 ADHD

00:44:35.580 through

00:44:36.000 an

00:44:36.180 eyeball

00:44:36.460 I don't

00:44:38.040 believe

00:44:38.260 it

00:44:38.520 but

00:44:39.340 maybe

00:44:39.700 maybe

00:44:40.760 all right

00:44:42.120 I told

00:44:43.020 you it's

00:44:43.460 a bunch

00:44:43.920 of weird

00:44:44.240 little

00:44:44.500 stories

00:44:44.880 today

00:44:45.240 that's

00:44:45.980 all I

00:44:46.180 got

00:44:46.320 for

00:44:46.520 you

00:44:46.740 if

00:44:47.920 anything

00:44:48.160 big

00:44:48.500 happens

00:44:48.920 we'll

00:44:49.440 talk about

00:44:49.820 it

00:44:49.940 tomorrow

00:44:50.260 but

00:44:52.080 I'm

00:44:53.000 going to

00:44:53.140 talk to

00:44:53.500 the

00:44:53.720 locals

00:44:54.100 people

00:44:54.440 privately

00:44:54.900 a little

00:44:55.220 bit

00:44:55.500 and the

00:44:56.660 rest of

00:44:57.000 you

00:44:57.220 thanks for

00:44:57.780 coming

00:44:58.040 I will

00:44:58.440 see you

00:44:59.100 tomorrow

00:45:00.320 same time

00:45:00.940 same place

00:45:01.460 if you're

00:45:01.820 on X

00:45:02.260 or Rumble

00:45:02.780 or YouTube

00:45:04.480 all right

00:45:05.680 locals

00:45:06.200 coming at

00:45:06.820 you in

00:45:07.080 30 seconds

00:45:07.940 privately

00:45:08.500 okay

00:45:09.940 let off

00:45:14.700 and

00:45:15.400 have

00:45:15.420 you

00:45:16.380 time

00:45:19.260 and

00:45:23.620 have

00:45:24.580 ready

00:45:25.320 to

00:45:25.940 people

00:45:26.420 like

00:45:26.960 you

00:45:27.360 栗

00:45:27.720 and

00:45:28.220 you

00:45:29.420 have

00:45:30.500 been

00:45:32.060 on Y

00:45:32.840 the

00:45:33.000 ground

00:45:33.320 and

00:45:34.080 you

00:45:34.600 want to

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - April 22, 2025

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