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00:01:15.800 Well, UPS is talking to the robot company called Figure, and they're talking about maybe bringing

00:01:26.480 in these 546 robots to work on sorting boxes, according to Bloomberg. Do you think that's

00:01:35.060 real or fake news?

00:01:36.780 I don't think there's any robot company that's making a robot that doesn't act like it's stoned.

00:01:46.680 Like all the robots are like, pick up a box, look at the box, walk slowly. I don't know.

00:01:58.600 I just do not think we're quite ready to replace a bunch of warehouse people with robots.

00:02:08.180 So maybe they're just looking at the future.

00:02:11.700 According to CNBC, 30% of Microsoft's code is now AI-generated.

00:02:18.740 According to the CEO, there might even be some other software that is completely written by AI.

00:02:24.940 So I'm thinking of becoming a programmer, because apparently all you need is AI, and you can make

00:02:34.240 anything. Is anybody tempted to just become a computer programmer without any experience?

00:02:42.960 I don't think we can get there yet. I think you have to be a programmer to make sure that AI is

00:02:48.920 doing what it's supposed to do. Meanwhile, Waymo, the self-driving car company,

00:02:55.720 and Toyota are in some kind of partnership. I assume they have to do that, because they're

00:03:01.940 going to be competing with Tesla really quickly, and Tesla is going to lap them unless they do 0.94

00:03:09.660 something big and bold. So we'll see if Waymo and Toyota can make something work.

00:03:17.520 So does that mean that your Toyotas will have a self-driving car option? I don't know.

00:03:24.940 Or maybe it's just a cheaper way to get the Waymo cars. Could be either one. We'll see.

00:03:34.320 I saw a post by Michael Miraflor that apparently in New York City, there's a sudden boom in what

00:03:41.920 they call members' clubs. So you pay some amount of money and you can go to a members' club, and

00:03:48.660 there's just a bunch of them that popped up. And so Michael's theory is that the reason that these

00:03:57.180 are all popping up is the deterioration of civil society. In other words, people are looking for a

00:04:05.280 place they can go where they don't have to worry about their laptop getting stolen and getting beaten

00:04:10.580 up and, you know, some fentanyl addict falling on their lap. So they're starting their own little

00:04:17.160 private member clubs. Now, you can get canceled for that kind of thinking, that you have to start at

00:04:27.400 your own private member club just to get away from the riffraff. But it looks like it's going to be 1.00

00:04:34.240 kind of popular. So you might want to start your own members' club to stay away from the people you

00:04:41.100 want to avoid. I've often thought that the secret to happiness is who you avoid. You know, you think

00:04:51.900 of it in terms of making friends and, you know, being with people you love and stuff like that. And

00:04:57.400 that's good. You should be with good people. But at least half of happiness is avoiding bad people.

00:05:05.500 So these member clubs get you there. Well, there's a hair loss pill. I didn't even know this existed.

00:05:18.240 But apparently there's this pill you can take to grow back your hair. But now the doctors,

00:05:27.540 the top urologist, is saying that it might have a really bad side effect, which is it will affect

00:05:33.960 your penis if you're a man. So it can make your testicles burn and give you suicidal thoughts and 0.94

00:05:42.420 make your penis bend and get smaller. Now, this reminds me of a rule that I developed 30 years ago.

00:05:49.940 Every time I saw anything that was supposed to help you grow hair, it would be bad for your penis.

00:05:59.140 Every time. How in the world is your hair and your penis so connected? So if you see a bald guy,

00:06:09.040 probably has a great penis. But if you see a guy who's like 50 and has a full head of hair, 0.68

00:06:14.820 I don't know. One in 10 chance he's got something going on down there. So that's the iron rule of

00:06:22.980 science. That whatever is good for your hair is bad for your penis. So remember that. 1.00

00:06:29.320 Apparently the Trump administration has published a hoax list.

00:06:40.420 So don't you love that? So you're probably, most of you are aware that I used to publish a hoax list,

00:06:48.400 you know, the top 12, and then it was the top 14, and then it was the top 20. And it got a lot of

00:06:54.220 attention. And now the White House is publishing their own hoax list. So it shows all the fake news

00:07:02.580 and Trump deranged syndrome. Now it's not the same as the list that I would post, so that there's no

00:07:10.120 overlap. So theirs is more like the more recent stuff. And of course, they have plenty of material to work

00:07:18.540 with. The hoax list. Good idea. Well, if you didn't see it, Trump did an interview with ABC News

00:07:26.260 with a reporter named Moran, last name Moran. Here's some of the highlights from the interview.

00:07:38.800 So the ABC News guy says to Trump,

00:07:42.160 do you have a 100% confidence in PA, Seth? And Trump says, that's a stupid question. I don't have

00:07:51.720 100% confidence that we're going to finish this interview. I will never get enough of that.

00:08:01.700 Every time Trump insults a reporter who had it coming, it just gets funnier. Do you have 100%

00:08:09.620 confidence? That's a stupid question. I don't have 100% confidence that we're going to finish this

00:08:14.360 interview? Oh, then the same interviewer said to Trump that there had been no fraud referrals

00:08:29.780 from Doge. So he couldn't understand why nothing had been referred to the Department of Justice

00:08:36.560 for prosecution if they found all these fraud instances. And Trump says, well, you don't know

00:08:44.780 that, do you? And he forced the reporter to admit that he wouldn't know if any referrals had been made

00:08:52.860 or not. So the question was more like an accusation. But Trump very cleverly made him sort of admit,

00:09:01.780 okay, I have no idea whether you've referred anything or not, because it'd be too early to

00:09:06.960 know. But Trump says, yes, that there have been fraud referrals. Do you believe that? We'll find out.

00:09:16.900 Then there's a, I hate to say this, but there's a little fake news that I think Trump himself fell for.

00:09:25.880 So the topic of that so-called Maryland dad, the potential or alleged MS-13 gang member came up.

00:09:38.760 And the topic of his tattoos on his hand, his knuckles came up. Now, you might remember that

00:09:47.080 Trump held up a photo that showed that each of his knuckles had a tattoo, and that the images on the

00:09:56.760 knuckles, if you took the first letter of each of the images, it would say MS-13. And so the thinking was

00:10:05.780 that it was just a sort of a clever, subtle way to say he was MS-13 without actually using the letters MS-13.

00:10:13.320 But to make it easier to know that that was the point, the photo had just the actual letters MS-13

00:10:27.880 to help you know what each of the images was standing for. But apparently, and I'll take a fact check on

00:10:36.280 this, but it sure sounded like Trump believed that the actual text letters were part of the tattoo.

00:10:45.080 Because the way it was put on the page, it looked like, that was actually my first thought too. The

00:10:50.280 first time I saw it, I was like, really? Why does he have the letters on his knuckles? But the letters

00:10:56.280 are not on his knuckles. It's only the images. And the reporter knew that. So he fact checked

00:11:03.160 Trump in real time, but Trump wasn't having it. And he was insisting that it actually said MS-13.

00:11:10.840 And the reporter said, well, you know, the tattoos suggested that it could be, but it didn't actually

00:11:18.360 say. And Trump was, oh, yes, it said it. It was right there. Didn't you see the picture? And I thought,

00:11:25.240 oh, well, that's not good. But I have to admit, the very first time I saw the same picture,

00:11:34.600 I thought that was part of the tattoo. And I couldn't believe it when I saw it. But then,

00:11:40.440 you know, after thinking about it a little bit, I thought, oh, no, that's just they're labeling the

00:11:44.200 tattoo. That's not the actual tattoo. Speaking of fake news, you've heard that when scientific

00:11:53.240 studies get rechecked to see if they're reproducible, that at least in the United States,

00:12:00.920 half of them turn out to be not reproducible, which means that the science was bad.

00:12:05.000 And Brazil did the same thing with their biomedical studies. Guess how many Brazilian biomedical 0.68

00:12:15.240 studies are reproducible, meaning valid? 50%. So they got the same result as in America. So half

00:12:26.840 of the things that we consider science, because there's some study that says something worked,

00:12:31.320 half are not true. And nobody knows which half. So if it's either true or false,

00:12:41.320 and half of them are not reproducible, science and flipping a coin are very, very similar in accuracy,

00:12:51.320 because you really can't tell if it's a 50-50 proposition. Well, apparently, Paramount,

00:12:58.840 the board is ready to settle with Trump on his 60 Minutes lawsuit. Newsmax, money is reporting on this.

00:13:08.520 You remember that Kamala Harris was interviewed by 60 Minutes, and allegedly, they edited in a

00:13:16.120 different answer than the one she gave for the question, which made her look smarter. And Trump was

00:13:21.240 suing because it was suing because it, you know, basically, it looked like they were helping her win

00:13:26.600 the election. Now, you could argue, as Jake Tapper does, that the edit was sort of a normal edit and

00:13:32.920 didn't really change anything. I would confirm that it's also normal for big entities like that to

00:13:43.480 change a quote or to put in a quote that wasn't exactly what you said, but maybe you said it at

00:13:52.680 a different time. It's not that unusual. But because Paramount wants to do some kind of big merger,

00:14:00.760 which would require the Trump administration to approve it, Trump sort of has them by the gonads.

00:14:07.800 So it looks like they're going to pay up some big money. We'll see. We'll see what they come up with.

00:14:15.000 Also, during that ABC interview, Trump may have gotten himself in a bit of a legal problem,

00:14:21.720 because when he was talking about the Maryland ad, according to Jonathan Turley,

00:14:29.240 Trump said that he could get Garcia back, but does not want to do so. And he said that he's got lawyers,

00:14:35.880 you know, basically the ones that tell him he can't do it or shouldn't do it.

00:14:41.560 But as Turley points out, if he admits that he can do it, it's going to look like he's ignoring

00:14:47.720 the court order to facilitate it, which he sort of is. So that story could change pretty quickly,

00:14:56.920 based on what he said in that ABC interview.

00:14:59.320 Here's some more fake news. Do you remember the story that said that Amazon

00:15:06.200 was going to show the tariffs as part of your checkout basket, so you can see how much

00:15:12.840 more expensive things were with the tariffs? That was never true.

00:15:19.160 Apparently, there's some sub-entity within Amazon where they were plagued with that idea,

00:15:26.280 but it was never Amazon. It was just some sub-entity that you and I have never seen.

00:15:32.920 And then Trump's version is that he called Jeff Bezos and asked him to get rid of those tariff

00:15:40.200 things. And then Jeff Bezos was a great guy, according to Trump, but did exactly what he was asked.

00:15:47.960 But I think all they did was change that little sub-unit that had some special purpose that you

00:15:55.400 and I had never seen anyway. Then, but just so you have a little better understanding of the

00:16:04.440 whole tariff situation, I saw a post by Dr. Insensitive Jerk, who is a working economist.

00:16:12.280 He obviously doesn't go by his real name. And he was explaining that even if Amazon had shown the

00:16:19.880 tariff cost on top of the base price, you still wouldn't know how much extra you're paying

00:16:28.760 because the vendor might be eating some of it. So, for example, if somebody was producing something for

00:16:37.960 $0.10 and selling it for $2, and they had a big tariff, they might say, our margins are so good,

00:16:49.880 we won't pass it all on to the consumer. We'll just lower our base price. And then when you add

00:16:56.200 the tariff on, it will be pretty close to the price you were paying before. So you never know

00:17:03.080 how much the vendor is eating. So even if you saw the tariff cost, that wouldn't necessarily tell you

00:17:10.680 that you were seeing the extra cost. It might not be extra. So just know that.

00:17:18.440 And Trump had mentioned something about that too. He said, you know, the tariff costs are not

00:17:23.240 necessarily going to be what you pay because the vendor might, you know, have to use some of it.

00:17:31.960 There's also some, what I think is fake news, that Trump says he might be coming up with a huge

00:17:38.600 tax cut because we'd be making so much money from the tariffs, they would use the tariff income instead

00:17:45.720 of tax income. Does anybody think that's true? I don't think the numbers come even close to working

00:17:55.320 because on one hand, he's put these big tariffs on everybody. But on the other hand, the whole point

00:18:03.000 of the tariffs is to negotiate away tariffs so that they're either really small or they go away.

00:18:09.640 So he can't have it both ways. He can't be using it as a negotiating tool with the purpose of getting

00:18:16.440 rid of tariffs both directions. At the same time, he's going to use that as a major source of income.

00:18:25.080 You got to kind of pick one. And I don't think the one where he uses that as a source of income makes

00:18:30.600 sense. And also it would be a tax. It would just be a different form of tax. It wouldn't be replacing

00:18:36.520 a tax. And I also wonder, would that be better or worse for low-income people?

00:18:43.320 If you're a low-income person and you're probably not paying a lot in federal income tax in the first

00:18:49.720 place, but everything you buy is going to be a little more expensive if there's a tariff on top of it.

00:18:57.240 So are you going to be happier because you're paying your taxes through a tariff

00:19:02.120 than if you just paid it directly to the government? Yeah, none of this works.

00:19:10.760 And then Trump says, in the coming weeks and months, we'll pass the largest tax cuts in American history.

00:19:17.000 I don't think that's even a little bit true, but there may be somebody who gets some tax cuts. We'll see.

00:19:22.440 I doubt it will be the biggest one in American history.

00:19:28.760 According to The Hill, the EU's Ursula von der Leyen, Ursula von der Leyen,

00:19:38.360 she was saying that Trump's tariff policy was, quote, unpredictable.

00:19:43.960 Now, is that an insult to say that his tariff policy is unpredictable?

00:19:50.920 Well, it feels like she doesn't understand the tariff policy.

00:19:55.160 Because you know how the Europeans could make the tariff policy predictable?

00:20:01.080 They could negotiate.

00:20:04.440 It doesn't matter if they're unpredictable now.

00:20:07.080 Now, the entire point is that they would sit in a room and come up with a very predictable,

00:20:13.800 but different set of tariffs and or no tariffs.

00:20:20.040 So if anybody wants to solve the problem of the tariffs looking unpredictable,

00:20:25.800 all you have to do is call a meeting and then negotiate it and you'll know exactly what you're getting.

00:20:31.800 So all the Democrats who are complaining because Trump's tariff rule out looks like it was poorly planned and it looks like it's chaos and he keeps changing it and all that.

00:20:47.320 None of that matters because the entire point is to get you in the same room and then make it predictable.

00:20:55.880 So you don't have to worry about any of the unpredictable stuff.

00:20:58.760 But the unpredictable part is what gets you in the room because you can't handle the unpredictable.

00:21:07.240 Trump's approach to negotiating the tariffs is kind of perfect.

00:21:13.080 It just doesn't look like it if you don't know how things work in the real world.

00:21:17.400 Every one of these people complaining about the chaos and the unpredictability, they have complete control over that.

00:21:24.520 Just call a meeting, negotiate a trade deal, you have all the predictability you want.

00:21:30.840 Everybody's happy.

00:21:33.880 Apparently, China has sort of quietly, they say, issued a white list, meaning some things that will not be tariffed.

00:21:44.200 And that would include pharma, microchips and aircraft parts.

00:21:51.080 And they're doing it kind of quietly.

00:21:53.800 Now, the pharma part, I had not seen before.

00:21:56.680 I'd seen the tech part before because I knew that they were getting flexible on microchips and aircraft parts.

00:22:05.680 But the thing I was most worried about in terms of shortages was the pharma.

00:22:13.280 And it could be that China has figured out that if they make it difficult for us to buy socks, no big deal.

00:22:22.800 If they make it difficult for us to buy a new paperweight for the office, no big deal.

00:22:32.480 Most of the things that you buy on Amazon, if you couldn't buy them for three months, how much would that really affect you, right?

00:22:41.600 There are things you want and there's things you prefer and it'd be great if he could get it quickly.

00:22:47.200 But most things are not going to make any difference at all.

00:22:51.280 But I'll tell you what would make a difference if you can't get your meds.

00:22:56.400 So they may have correctly determined that if they turn off the meds, China is just done. 0.81

00:23:04.800 Because that's the difference between it would be inconvenient to do business with you versus we can never do this again.

00:23:13.360 We have to immediately bring all our pharma locally.

00:23:18.080 We have to speed that up.

00:23:20.280 So I think China is being smart.

00:23:22.280 If they cut off our pharma, we're not going to forgive that.

00:23:27.520 That is a one-way trip.

00:23:29.880 So we'll see.

00:23:31.440 You know the story about all of the power outages in Europe, I guess it was Spain and Portugal and a little bit of France.

00:23:58.640 And the story was that it was the renewables.

00:24:02.600 Oh, it's because you have solar and wind and your renewables don't work.

00:24:08.400 Well, I saw a report from Reuters that it's not the renewables.

00:24:14.740 So it's not the reliance on renewables that's to blame.

00:24:19.040 You know what's to blame?

00:24:19.940 Rather than blaming the renewables, the issue appears to be the management of renewables.

00:24:28.860 So it's not the renewables.

00:24:31.220 The renewables are fine.

00:24:33.220 It's just the management of the renewables in the modern grid.

00:24:39.120 So that's different?

00:24:42.380 A little bit.

00:24:43.920 A little bit.

00:24:44.980 But not super different.

00:24:50.240 I guess a bunch of conservative groups, mostly libertarian groups, are urging Congress to overturn the Biden administration's approval of California's gas car ban.

00:25:03.700 This is in just the news reporting it.

00:25:06.600 So you might not know this, but California is one of several states, there are 11 states now, that have signed on to sort of match the California plan that would essentially eliminate gas-powered cars by 2035.

00:25:25.280 And that would start phasing in very quickly in 2026.

00:25:29.980 So there would be a real big impact on all that stuff.

00:25:34.380 So it does seem to me that if Congress stays Republican, that might get overturned.

00:25:40.880 Now, that would just be one example of something that California is doing to ruin the entire country.

00:25:48.340 It's ruining the entire automotive industry.

00:25:52.580 Is there anything else we can do for you?

00:25:54.580 When was the last time you heard a story about California and did something smart or that it was good for the rest of the country?

00:26:03.740 Well, let's look at a few other things that are in the news from California.

00:26:07.580 Apparently, Governor Newsom has said about California, quote,

00:26:12.640 We've been doing doge but better for literally six years.

00:26:19.480 Do you think California has been cutting things with a scalpel for six years?

00:26:24.580 Does that sound even a little bit true?

00:26:27.900 I saw Joel Pollack of Breitbart writing about this, and he points out that Gavin Newsom's first budget in 2019 was $209 billion,

00:26:39.600 and his latest budget proposal for 2025 is $322 billion.

00:26:46.420 So maybe he should have used the chainsaw and not the scalpel.

00:26:51.280 And the state, as Joel points out, the state is borrowing money to fund basic health care.

00:27:02.360 It's unbelievable that Gavin Newsom would even try to convince people that he's been doing doge for six years.

00:27:10.480 No, he hasn't.

00:27:12.040 He's been doing the opposite.

00:27:13.160 Meanwhile, according to the Financial Times, the big oil companies look like they're going to have their worst year since the pandemic

00:27:21.300 because the price of oil keeps going down.

00:27:24.840 But is that good news or bad news?

00:27:29.920 So if the price of oil goes down, won't that make your inflation go down?

00:27:37.580 And if your inflation goes down, wouldn't that make the Federal Reserve lower interest rates?

00:27:46.280 And if you've got lower interest rates, wouldn't that make everything better?

00:27:53.600 So if you're worried about the oil companies themselves, they might be having not their best year coming up.

00:28:00.900 But if you're looking at the country, what we're looking at is let's get a lot of oil going so that we can,

00:28:08.520 you know, that the supply and demand will fix our inflation.

00:28:13.760 So that might be happening.

00:28:14.780 At the same time, and also related to inflation, we got the new jobs report from ADP anyway.

00:28:23.880 And it doesn't look so good.

00:28:25.900 So not many jobs were added.

00:28:28.760 Worse than expected.

00:28:31.140 We were hoping for 114,000 jobs, but we got about half of that.

00:28:36.540 And it was the lowest monthly total since February 2022.

00:28:40.720 And then also February was revised down.

00:28:44.780 So, so jobs not looking so strong.

00:28:49.740 But what happens when jobs are not looking so strong?

00:28:54.220 Then the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates.

00:28:59.740 So if you look at the price of energy going down, and you look at the employment going down,

00:29:09.780 we should be in a situation where the Fed is almost certainly going to have to lower interest rates.

00:29:18.300 And when you lower interest rates, stock market goes up, and it's easier to handle your national debt, and everything else is a little bit better.

00:29:27.420 So with economics, it's hard to know what's good news, because almost everything that's good news for somebody is bad news for somebody else, and vice versa.

00:29:40.140 So this is a perfect example.

00:29:44.100 According to Newsmax, some Republican senators are trying to make the Trump investment executive order a law.

00:29:52.200 So apparently Trump has an executive order to accelerate the external investments in the United States.

00:30:01.360 So if somebody wanted to invest a billion dollars or more in the United States, rather than taking a bunch of red tape and regulations and approvals and whatever else, that the United States would make it easy.

00:30:15.580 And so these, I guess, I guess a couple of Republican senators, Blackburn and Budd and Ricketts, have introduced legislation to make that permanent, which seems to me like just a perfectly good idea.

00:30:33.480 I don't think there's any downside to that.

00:30:35.980 Breitbart is actually reporting that.

00:30:41.160 Well, here's a story that's just shocking.

00:30:43.440 This is just shocking.

00:30:47.120 You all know, I think most of you know, Robbie Starbuck.

00:30:53.680 He's been one of the activists who's gotten a bunch of big companies to change their DEI policy.

00:31:00.640 So that's one of the things he's most known for.

00:31:04.160 But apparently he checked on himself on the meta AI.

00:31:09.680 And Metta says some really untrue and horribly defamatory things about him.

00:31:18.860 And I'm going to tell you what they are.

00:31:21.180 But you have to understand none of this is true.

00:31:25.060 Right.

00:31:25.520 So before I start, none of it's true.

00:31:29.820 It's just completely made up.

00:31:31.660 So according to Metta, and he's doing a lawsuit to sue Metta for a lot, Metta claims that Robbie Starbuck appeared on Nick Fuente's show and that he's spoken at his rallies and supported him.

00:31:51.600 The truth is they've never even met.

00:31:54.300 They've never even met.

00:31:56.040 He didn't do any of those things.

00:31:57.120 Metta AI claims that Starbuck engaged in Holocaust denial, which has literally never happened.

00:32:06.800 It just has never happened.

00:32:10.000 Metta says that Starbuck tells advertisers not to advertise with him because of the lies that he invented.

00:32:21.740 So that's bad.

00:32:23.560 That directly goes to finances.

00:32:28.900 Metta tells employers not to hire me because of the lies that Metta itself invented.

00:32:36.980 And oh, my God, this is so bad.

00:32:40.480 I can't even believe it.

00:32:42.040 Metta suggested that Robbie Starbuck's kids be taken away from him because it would be better for them to be raised by someone more friendly to DEF.

00:32:51.740 I am transgenderism.

00:32:52.740 I am transgenderism.

00:32:56.200 Oh, my God.

00:32:59.160 And Metta claims that he's been sued for defamation and emotional distress, which has never happened.

00:33:08.240 So all of this is just completely made up.

00:33:11.080 And he said he's been trying to fix it privately since last year.

00:33:15.980 But instead of fixing it, Metta has given them the runaround.

00:33:21.460 So I decided to go on Metta and see what it says about me.

00:33:27.080 And Metta says I'm a Holocaust denier.

00:33:29.580 And that's what my podcast is about.

00:33:35.540 I'm not a Holocaust denier.

00:33:37.920 And I've certainly never said that on a podcast or anywhere else.

00:33:43.360 So apparently Metta doesn't like me any more than it likes Robbie Starbuck.

00:33:47.280 Now, I'll let Robbie Starbuck sue him.

00:33:52.100 But, oh, my God.

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00:35:14.760 Well, let's talk about some other fake news.

00:35:18.000 I saw James Carville appeared on Fox News,

00:35:22.640 and he was making some claims about Trump.

00:35:26.820 Now, this is dangerous territory,

00:35:30.480 so you have to listen carefully to what I actually say

00:35:34.440 so that meta doesn't come up with a whole new rumor about me, okay?

00:35:39.160 So, have you heard the rumor?

00:35:41.020 And Carville was making the claim that Trump is a Nazi.

00:35:45.660 And he was giving his evidence.

00:35:49.220 So, here's some of Carville's evidence that Trump is a Nazi.

00:35:54.940 He claimed that Trump had a copy of Mein Kampf in his bedside.

00:35:59.580 Do you think that's true?

00:36:01.520 How many of you think it's true that Trump had a copy of Hitler's book Mein Kampf in his bedside?

00:36:09.900 No, that's not true.

00:36:13.360 There is something that Ivana, his first wife,

00:36:18.480 first wife?

00:36:19.340 Yeah.

00:36:20.300 Had claimed to someone else who made the claim,

00:36:23.880 so there's some hearsay,

00:36:25.400 but the claim was never Mein Kampf.

00:36:27.500 That was never even rumored to be true.

00:36:31.780 What was rumored was that he had a copy of Hitler's speeches

00:36:38.140 that was given to him by somebody else.

00:36:42.060 Now, let me ask you this.

00:36:45.260 How many books has Trump read that you're aware of?

00:36:52.720 None.

00:36:53.360 His ghostwriter, Tony Schwartz,

00:36:57.680 said that Trump basically doesn't read books

00:37:00.280 because he doesn't have the attention span to read a whole book.

00:37:03.860 Do you think that Trump actually read that book?

00:37:07.880 No, because I don't think he read any other books.

00:37:10.920 I don't think he read any others.

00:37:13.320 I asked Grok to give me a list of books that we know Trump did read.

00:37:20.280 And one of the ones was Sun Tzu, The Art of War.

00:37:25.200 And I'm thinking to myself,

00:37:26.460 do you really think he read that?

00:37:28.820 You know, I love Trump,

00:37:30.700 but he's not a book reader.

00:37:34.820 So whether or not this book had been given to him or not,

00:37:41.120 he certainly didn't read it.

00:37:44.660 Anyway, here's what I think.

00:37:47.540 I think there's a reason that somebody would give it to him.

00:37:51.800 And here's where it gets dangerous.

00:37:53.400 So I've got to pick my words carefully.

00:37:56.700 For the people who are familiar with persuasion

00:38:00.320 or want to learn persuasion,

00:38:02.800 one of the most obvious things that you'd like to do

00:38:05.800 is see what the enemy would do

00:38:07.960 if they were trying to persuade you.

00:38:10.000 So if you were a sports team,

00:38:12.180 you'd want to watch some film of the opponent.

00:38:14.940 If you were a persuader,

00:38:18.600 you'd want to see what might someone else be doing to me

00:38:22.660 that I don't know is persuasion.

00:38:25.100 So it would make perfect sense

00:38:27.100 for somebody interested in persuasion

00:38:29.540 to read Hitler's speeches.

00:38:32.660 Do you know why I've never read Hitler's speeches or Mein Kampf?

00:38:36.360 Only one reason.

00:38:40.360 So if somebody ever asks me if I've read them,

00:38:43.200 I don't have to lie.

00:38:44.800 And I say, nope.

00:38:46.220 And indeed, I've never read them.

00:38:48.900 But would it be useful if I did?

00:38:53.160 Yes, totally.

00:38:55.020 It would be completely useful

00:38:56.320 because I would be super interested

00:38:58.780 in looking at the technique

00:39:01.120 because that's like the ultimate evil

00:39:05.120 and persuasion is the biggest part

00:39:08.160 of what Hitler was doing.

00:39:09.280 Otherwise, he couldn't have done anything.

00:39:11.500 So I would very much like to know

00:39:13.660 what kind of technique he's using,

00:39:16.440 very much like a football coach

00:39:18.340 would very much like to know

00:39:20.160 what kind of plays does the opposing team run.

00:39:24.620 Of course I'd like to know

00:39:26.140 what the enemy is up to.

00:39:27.660 Of course.

00:39:28.380 Now, here's the other thing.

00:39:32.080 Why would he still have it?

00:39:34.720 Well, I'm going to make an analogy.

00:39:37.040 I'm just speculating on this.

00:39:39.060 If somebody gave you, as a gag gift,

00:39:42.340 a sex toy,

00:39:44.720 let's say they gave you

00:39:45.680 an inflatable woman or something,

00:39:47.440 and you weren't interested in it

00:39:48.940 because that's not your thing,

00:39:51.200 would you feel comfortable

00:39:52.560 just putting it in your normal trash?

00:39:57.280 Would you?

00:39:58.380 Because if somebody saw

00:39:59.740 the inflatable woman in your trash, 1.00

00:40:02.000 they're going to say,

00:40:04.220 oh, man, what's going on with this guy?

00:40:07.460 So even if you want to throw it away,

00:40:10.380 you'd have to find some way

00:40:12.100 to wrap it up or concealing it

00:40:14.300 before it even went in the trash, right?

00:40:16.040 So throwing away your Hitler's speeches book,

00:40:21.420 not so easy.

00:40:23.280 So what would you do instead

00:40:25.020 of throwing it away?

00:40:27.040 Maybe.

00:40:28.580 You might throw it in a drawer

00:40:30.060 just to get it out of the way

00:40:32.960 because throwing it in the garbage

00:40:35.600 might make it more visible

00:40:37.780 to people who are your housekeepers, etc.

00:40:42.860 Here's something else.

00:40:47.820 And we don't even know

00:40:49.120 who put it in the bed stand

00:40:50.700 or if it was in the bed stand

00:40:52.060 or if any of that is real.

00:40:53.060 But let me tell you

00:40:57.580 why it's important

00:40:58.540 to know what techniques Hitler used.

00:41:02.380 And the answer is

00:41:03.240 it's the same technique

00:41:04.720 that Carville is using.

00:41:06.860 Carville is using Hitler's techniques. 0.93

00:41:10.680 Hitler's techniques,

00:41:11.900 which I don't know

00:41:12.920 from reading any of Hitler's books,

00:41:14.600 but I watch the History Channel

00:41:16.100 and it's one of those things

00:41:18.980 that anybody in persuasion knows,

00:41:20.740 is the big lie.

00:41:23.140 They start with a big lie

00:41:24.720 so wild that your brain goes,

00:41:28.060 what?

00:41:28.960 That's so big.

00:41:30.320 That must be true

00:41:31.580 or they wouldn't say it.

00:41:32.900 The big lie is that Trump

00:41:34.500 is somehow Hitler. 0.64

00:41:37.080 You can't get a bigger lie than that.

00:41:39.700 Right?

00:41:40.480 So then the way you press it

00:41:42.900 is you get the media on your side

00:41:45.900 and then you repeat it endlessly

00:41:48.040 and that's the biggest part

00:41:50.800 of the trick.

00:41:51.780 You find a target,

00:41:54.180 you tell a big lie

00:41:55.500 and then you repeat it endlessly.

00:41:57.660 That's the core

00:41:59.400 of the Hitler persuasion method.

00:42:02.720 That is exactly

00:42:04.040 what Carville is doing.

00:42:06.880 So Carville is not only

00:42:08.280 using Hitler's technique 0.97

00:42:10.320 very overtly.

00:42:12.140 I mean, there's no doubt about it.

00:42:13.380 Jamie Raskin, same thing.

00:42:16.720 They're both making claims

00:42:18.400 about Trump

00:42:19.460 that are just unbelievably,

00:42:22.820 ridiculously

00:42:23.540 too big of a lie

00:42:25.820 for people to even accept.

00:42:29.020 But it's the bigness of the lie

00:42:31.020 that makes them believe it.

00:42:33.180 Because they think,

00:42:34.760 well, these public figures

00:42:36.540 wouldn't say it

00:42:37.540 unless it was true, right?

00:42:39.900 Yes, they would.

00:42:40.640 if they're following

00:42:41.980 Hitler's model, 0.98

00:42:43.180 which is what Carville is doing

00:42:44.580 and Raskin are doing.

00:42:45.960 They are following

00:42:46.820 Hitler's model. 0.88

00:42:49.000 And telling this big lie

00:42:51.500 about these speeches,

00:42:53.640 that's exactly

00:42:55.420 the Hitler technique 0.92

00:42:56.480 right there.

00:43:00.920 So watch out for that.

00:43:02.520 The other thing

00:43:07.180 that Carville brought up

00:43:08.260 is that,

00:43:08.780 you probably heard the story,

00:43:10.360 that Trump

00:43:11.240 once had dinner

00:43:12.500 with Nick Fuentes.

00:43:15.360 Now, is that true?

00:43:17.220 Or is that fake?

00:43:19.480 Well, it's

00:43:20.460 partly true,

00:43:22.380 but Trump didn't know

00:43:23.540 he was having dinner

00:43:24.340 with Nick Fuentes.

00:43:25.600 So what happened was

00:43:26.940 there was going to be

00:43:27.900 a dinner at Mar-a-Lago

00:43:28.940 with several people.

00:43:30.080 One of those people

00:43:31.600 was a troublemaker

00:43:32.920 and invited Nick Fuentes

00:43:35.180 and didn't really

00:43:36.680 fully disclose

00:43:38.240 who Nick Fuentes is

00:43:39.540 and Trump was not

00:43:40.580 familiar with him,

00:43:41.740 which I believe.

00:43:42.820 I believe he was

00:43:43.540 not familiar with him.

00:43:45.220 And so he wouldn't

00:43:46.640 do it again

00:43:47.260 because once Trump

00:43:48.960 found out,

00:43:49.680 you know,

00:43:50.340 reputationally

00:43:51.240 what was going on there,

00:43:52.820 of course he would

00:43:53.680 never do it again.

00:43:54.860 So that's fake news.

00:43:56.420 That's a Hitler technique. 0.99

00:44:00.940 It's a giant lie

00:44:02.400 and they throw in

00:44:03.720 all the other lies

00:44:04.780 until you've seen

00:44:05.980 so many lies

00:44:06.860 in the same category

00:44:07.920 that when Elon Musk

00:44:10.520 puts his hand

00:44:11.300 in the air,

00:44:12.680 they can tell you

00:44:13.460 that it's a Hitler salute

00:44:14.740 and it all makes sense

00:44:16.680 because of all the other

00:44:17.720 Hitler things happening 0.99

00:44:18.780 with the Republicans.

00:44:21.820 It's pure Hitler technique. 0.97

00:44:23.760 So when you see

00:44:25.400 Carville and Raskin

00:44:26.760 telling these big lies,

00:44:29.560 you know,

00:44:29.800 like the fine people hoax,

00:44:32.060 the fine people hoax

00:44:33.580 was a perfect example

00:44:36.660 of the big lie.

00:44:37.580 That's a Hitler technique. 0.99

00:44:39.460 So they're using

00:44:40.520 the Hitler technique 0.92

00:44:41.640 while projecting

00:44:43.760 onto Trump and Musk

00:44:46.220 that they're Hitler. 0.71

00:44:48.540 It's just classic technique.

00:44:51.260 And they're completely

00:44:52.340 aware of it,

00:44:52.960 by the way.

00:44:53.380 It's not some

00:44:54.440 accidental thing.

00:44:55.540 They're 100% aware of it.

00:44:57.240 They know they're lying

00:44:58.300 and they know

00:44:59.540 that the lie works

00:45:00.580 because a certain number

00:45:02.680 of people do believe them.

00:45:05.860 Anyway,

00:45:07.360 let's talk about

00:45:09.280 Harvard's racism.

00:45:11.100 According to Axios,

00:45:13.380 the Harvard president

00:45:14.660 has apologized

00:45:15.380 for some of the

00:45:17.780 anti-Semitism

00:45:18.720 that's happened on campus.

00:45:20.840 And part of it

00:45:22.200 might have been

00:45:22.800 stimulated by the fact

00:45:24.160 that they just got

00:45:25.240 a report in

00:45:26.080 that had been

00:45:27.620 authorized a while ago

00:45:29.100 but just completed.

00:45:30.380 So they had two

00:45:31.300 internal reports.

00:45:32.580 One was to find out

00:45:33.820 how much anti-Semitism

00:45:36.160 there was

00:45:37.040 at Harvard.

00:45:38.080 But the other one

00:45:39.140 was to find out

00:45:39.960 how much Islamophobia

00:45:41.500 there was.

00:45:42.180 So that's fair.

00:45:45.340 Might as well look at both.

00:45:47.080 And it turns out

00:45:47.860 that there is both

00:45:48.640 anti-Semitism

00:45:49.600 and Islamophobia.

00:45:52.960 And there's quite a bit of it.

00:45:54.600 So Harvard

00:45:57.420 finally is

00:45:59.120 sort of admitting

00:45:59.860 and it might be

00:46:01.080 just because

00:46:01.900 you know

00:46:03.020 it's on both sides.

00:46:04.660 If they had only

00:46:05.660 found anti-Semitism

00:46:06.960 would he have

00:46:08.700 apologized?

00:46:10.060 You know

00:46:10.220 would they have

00:46:10.680 treated it differently?

00:46:11.740 Or is it because

00:46:12.680 there's both

00:46:13.360 anti-Semitism

00:46:14.300 and Islamophobia

00:46:15.800 was that the thing

00:46:17.560 that allowed him

00:46:18.160 to finally say

00:46:18.820 alright, alright

00:46:19.440 we gotta do better

00:46:20.260 than this?

00:46:21.760 I don't know.

00:46:22.580 but

00:46:23.260 it seems to me

00:46:26.320 that that's an

00:46:27.140 unfixable situation

00:46:28.760 because it's

00:46:31.160 a little like Gaza.

00:46:32.960 You know

00:46:33.140 if you put

00:46:34.360 the people

00:46:36.240 who are

00:46:37.380 anti-Semitic

00:46:38.400 with the people

00:46:39.020 who are

00:46:39.640 Islamophobic

00:46:40.960 and you put them

00:46:42.420 in the same college

00:46:43.360 it's not gonna go well.

00:46:45.880 So the only way

00:46:46.820 you're gonna fix it

00:46:47.580 is a physical

00:46:48.540 separation.

00:46:51.080 It's not like

00:46:51.840 the college

00:46:52.460 is gonna fix

00:46:53.200 either of those

00:46:53.940 things.

00:46:55.300 You know

00:46:55.440 they might be

00:46:56.120 able to fix

00:46:56.720 some kind

00:46:58.320 of public

00:46:58.840 behavior

00:46:59.420 but you're not

00:47:00.380 really gonna fix

00:47:01.400 people's

00:47:02.920 internal

00:47:03.840 opinions.

00:47:07.100 So

00:47:07.700 Trump's now

00:47:08.500 going after

00:47:09.080 what he calls

00:47:09.820 the fake

00:47:10.560 polls.

00:47:11.900 Stephen Miller

00:47:12.580 even went after

00:47:14.380 Fox News

00:47:15.160 for their own

00:47:15.780 polling.

00:47:16.820 So

00:47:17.040 of course

00:47:17.760 this whole

00:47:18.380 hundred day

00:47:18.960 thing

00:47:19.380 allows

00:47:20.960 all the

00:47:21.560 fake news

00:47:22.320 to say

00:47:22.840 oh

00:47:23.720 the public

00:47:24.340 doesn't like

00:47:25.160 the first

00:47:25.580 hundred days.

00:47:26.900 Now why are

00:47:27.400 they focusing

00:47:28.000 on the hundred

00:47:28.600 days?

00:47:29.260 Just because

00:47:30.020 it's a big

00:47:30.500 round number.

00:47:31.320 It's a completely

00:47:32.120 random number.

00:47:33.740 There is no

00:47:34.420 reason in the

00:47:35.660 world that we

00:47:36.220 should be looking

00:47:36.740 at polls

00:47:37.300 of what people

00:47:38.200 think

00:47:38.740 about the

00:47:39.700 first hundred

00:47:40.180 days.

00:47:40.840 It doesn't

00:47:41.460 make any

00:47:41.920 sense at all

00:47:42.560 but

00:47:43.480 it's something

00:47:44.700 that's easy

00:47:45.180 to write about

00:47:45.920 and it

00:47:46.260 doesn't

00:47:46.500 cost the

00:47:47.000 news people

00:47:47.540 much to

00:47:48.220 research it

00:47:49.060 because it's

00:47:49.540 just a

00:47:50.380 poll.

00:47:53.020 So

00:47:53.220 Rasmussen

00:47:53.900 which is a

00:47:55.140 polling company

00:47:55.700 had recently

00:47:56.840 done some

00:47:58.960 posts on

00:47:59.500 X

00:47:59.780 about how

00:48:00.780 all the

00:48:01.360 major

00:48:01.700 polls

00:48:02.160 were

00:48:02.560 apparently

00:48:02.980 rigged

00:48:03.560 for

00:48:03.880 Kamala

00:48:04.380 and we

00:48:06.800 know that

00:48:07.200 they were

00:48:07.460 rigged

00:48:07.940 because

00:48:08.400 first of

00:48:08.860 all

00:48:08.980 Rasmussen

00:48:09.540 is the

00:48:10.260 only one

00:48:10.600 that had

00:48:10.860 the

00:48:11.040 accurate

00:48:11.400 number

00:48:11.760 because

00:48:12.120 they

00:48:12.260 weren't

00:48:12.460 rigging

00:48:12.780 it

00:48:12.980 and

00:48:13.900 the only

00:48:14.480 other

00:48:14.900 people

00:48:15.260 who had

00:48:15.900 the

00:48:16.120 accurate

00:48:16.580 number

00:48:16.920 that

00:48:17.180 Kamala

00:48:17.540 was

00:48:17.780 never

00:48:18.080 ahead

00:48:18.420 was

00:48:19.860 Kamala's

00:48:20.660 internal

00:48:21.380 polling

00:48:21.860 and the

00:48:23.260 internal

00:48:23.680 polling

00:48:24.080 apparently

00:48:24.520 is more

00:48:25.120 accurate

00:48:25.520 than the

00:48:25.940 public

00:48:26.220 ones

00:48:26.560 so

00:48:27.520 even

00:48:28.020 one

00:48:29.340 of

00:48:29.580 Kamala

00:48:29.920 Harris's

00:48:30.560 main

00:48:31.060 advisors

00:48:31.640 had

00:48:32.060 admitted

00:48:32.400 that

00:48:33.660 their

00:48:34.480 own

00:48:34.780 internal

00:48:35.220 polling

00:48:35.740 the

00:48:36.100 good

00:48:36.320 stuff

00:48:36.740 had

00:48:37.460 never

00:48:37.800 matched

00:48:38.400 the

00:48:39.120 fact

00:48:39.360 that

00:48:39.600 all

00:48:39.840 of

00:48:39.980 these

00:48:40.220 other

00:48:40.600 TV

00:48:41.280 network

00:48:41.760 polls

00:48:42.540 were

00:48:43.400 saying

00:48:43.680 that

00:48:43.880 Kamala

00:48:44.220 was

00:48:44.480 ahead

00:48:44.800 they

00:48:45.840 actually

00:48:46.380 knew

00:48:46.740 those

00:48:47.060 polls

00:48:47.380 were

00:48:47.640 fake

00:48:48.080 they

00:48:49.220 knew

00:48:49.440 it

00:48:49.600 the

00:48:49.760 entire

00:48:50.120 time

00:48:50.620 and

00:48:52.640 so

00:48:53.080 Stephen

00:48:53.500 Miller

00:48:53.780 is

00:48:53.960 just

00:48:54.160 going

00:48:54.540 out

00:48:54.760 of

00:48:54.900 in

00:48:55.460 an

00:48:56.160 interview

00:48:56.480 with

00:48:57.840 Fox

00:48:58.540 News

00:48:58.900 he

00:48:59.400 even

00:48:59.980 blamed

00:49:00.360 Fox

00:49:00.780 News

00:49:01.040 as

00:49:01.260 polling

00:49:01.560 as

00:49:01.860 being

00:49:02.200 anawack

00:49:04.780 according

00:49:05.220 to him

00:49:05.720 so I

00:49:07.040 guess

00:49:07.200 we're

00:49:07.380 going

00:49:07.640 from

00:49:08.020 fake

00:49:08.360 news

00:49:08.700 to

00:49:08.880 fake

00:49:09.120 polls

00:49:09.540 I

00:49:12.520 saw

00:49:12.720 some

00:49:13.080 extra

00:49:13.720 accusations

00:49:15.880 about

00:49:16.520 Tish

00:49:17.340 James

00:49:18.080 Letitia 0.98

00:49:20.820 James

00:49:21.180 the

00:49:21.500 one

00:49:22.180 who

00:49:22.420 prosecuted

00:49:23.320 Trump

00:49:23.700 and

00:49:24.720 she

00:49:24.960 had

00:49:25.100 her

00:49:25.220 own

00:49:25.420 problems

00:49:26.040 of

00:49:26.680 allegedly

00:49:27.280 falsifying

00:49:29.700 some

00:49:30.260 mortgage

00:49:31.160 records

00:49:31.800 and

00:49:32.100 something

00:49:32.940 in that

00:49:33.320 domain

00:49:33.760 but

00:49:34.560 according

00:49:34.840 to

00:49:35.220 Crowdsourth

00:49:35.960 the

00:49:36.440 truth

00:49:36.860 and

00:49:37.180 two

00:49:37.480 researchers

00:49:38.000 Charles

00:49:38.560 Ortel

00:49:39.020 and

00:49:39.220 Bob

00:49:39.460 Bishop

00:49:39.800 there

00:49:40.640 might

00:49:40.860 be

00:49:41.080 something

00:49:41.500 more

00:49:42.300 to

00:49:42.580 it

00:49:42.860 so

00:49:44.120 I

00:49:44.600 didn't

00:49:44.820 really

00:49:45.060 understand

00:49:45.740 the

00:49:45.980 argument

00:49:46.320 so

00:49:46.880 we'll

00:49:47.020 have

00:49:47.160 to

00:49:47.260 wait

00:49:47.460 and

00:49:47.620 see

00:49:47.840 but

00:49:48.620 there

00:49:48.820 is

00:49:48.980 something

00:49:49.260 about

00:49:49.720 a

00:49:50.080 fake

00:49:51.600 charity

00:49:52.240 and

00:49:53.520 a

00:49:53.960 changing

00:49:55.480 the

00:49:55.780 name

00:49:56.340 there's

00:49:57.880 a

00:49:57.980 whole

00:49:58.260 complicated

00:49:59.040 thing

00:49:59.600 that

00:49:59.860 looks

00:50:00.120 like

00:50:00.480 maybe

00:50:01.480 she

00:50:01.740 was

00:50:01.900 up

00:50:02.100 to

00:50:02.400 something

00:50:03.320 deeper

00:50:03.740 than

00:50:04.020 just

00:50:04.340 trying

00:50:04.800 to get

00:50:05.060 a good

00:50:05.320 mortgage

00:50:05.760 but

00:50:06.700 we'll

00:50:06.880 wait

00:50:07.100 for

00:50:07.260 that

00:50:07.540 I

00:50:08.020 don't

00:50:08.160 think

00:50:08.620 the

00:50:08.800 details

00:50:09.200 of

00:50:09.360 this

00:50:09.520 quite

00:50:09.820 make

00:50:10.120 sense

00:50:10.420 to

00:50:10.600 me

00:50:10.820 but

00:50:11.760 we'll

00:50:12.040 find

00:50:12.360 out

00:50:12.740 so

00:50:15.000 just

00:50:15.860 know

00:50:16.400 that

00:50:16.600 there's

00:50:16.840 some

00:50:17.080 deeper

00:50:17.640 accusations

00:50:18.320 but

00:50:18.880 in

00:50:19.400 my

00:50:19.940 view

00:50:20.280 not

00:50:21.440 really

00:50:21.720 proven

00:50:22.120 so

00:50:22.540 I

00:50:23.320 guess

00:50:23.500 it

00:50:23.600 involves

00:50:23.980 a

00:50:24.240 fake

00:50:24.600 non-profit

00:50:25.320 some

00:50:25.880 kind

00:50:26.120 of

00:50:26.240 sketchy

00:50:26.820 bank

00:50:27.400 in

00:50:27.600 India

00:50:28.020 some

00:50:28.980 kind

00:50:29.220 of

00:50:29.380 liens

00:50:29.980 and

00:50:30.700 100

00:50:31.000 million

00:50:31.380 dollars

00:50:31.780 of

00:50:32.000 taxpayer

00:50:32.420 dollars

00:50:32.980 so

00:50:34.500 what

00:50:35.020 any

00:50:35.300 of

00:50:35.460 those

00:50:35.680 things

00:50:35.980 would

00:50:36.180 have

00:50:36.380 to

00:50:36.540 do

00:50:36.720 with

00:50:36.940 her

00:50:37.120 getting

00:50:37.400 a mortgage

00:50:37.860 on her

00:50:38.240 house

00:50:38.560 I don't

00:50:39.680 know

00:50:39.980 but that's

00:50:41.100 the accusation

00:50:41.940 so we'll

00:50:42.580 wait on that

00:50:43.120 you may have seen

00:50:45.040 some clips

00:50:46.740 of Jack

00:50:47.860 Posaduk

00:50:48.540 getting roughed up

00:50:50.240 at a

00:50:50.720 Jamie

00:50:51.140 Raskin

00:50:51.840 event

00:50:52.740 where

00:50:53.020 Raskin

00:50:53.880 was

00:50:54.240 talking

00:50:55.340 to

00:50:55.740 some

00:50:56.100 union

00:50:56.460 guys

00:50:56.960 and

00:50:58.320 Jack

00:50:59.840 yelled out

00:51:00.840 some

00:51:01.160 things

00:51:02.120 to

00:51:02.660 Raskin

00:51:04.340 at the

00:51:04.900 end of

00:51:05.280 Raskin's

00:51:05.920 talk

00:51:06.340 and the

00:51:07.520 union

00:51:07.760 guys

00:51:08.060 didn't

00:51:08.300 like it

00:51:08.780 because

00:51:09.080 it was

00:51:09.400 you know

00:51:10.040 was not

00:51:10.540 exactly

00:51:10.960 pro

00:51:11.360 Raskin

00:51:11.860 and

00:51:13.160 they

00:51:13.560 actually

00:51:13.840 roughed

00:51:14.260 him up

00:51:14.720 and I

00:51:18.280 guess

00:51:18.500 he's

00:51:18.800 going to

00:51:19.520 get

00:51:19.800 law

00:51:20.020 enforcement

00:51:20.500 involved

00:51:21.020 I don't

00:51:21.700 know how

00:51:21.960 bad it

00:51:22.320 was

00:51:22.660 but just

00:51:23.540 based on

00:51:24.100 the

00:51:24.380 hard to

00:51:26.080 determine

00:51:26.520 video

00:51:27.200 they got

00:51:28.160 physical

00:51:28.740 right away

00:51:29.600 now

00:51:30.980 does that

00:51:32.900 ever happen

00:51:33.600 in the

00:51:33.960 other

00:51:34.100 direction

00:51:34.520 if there

00:51:35.820 had been

00:51:36.260 a

00:51:36.540 Trump

00:51:36.960 event

00:51:37.380 and

00:51:38.460 somebody

00:51:38.880 had

00:51:39.080 yelled out

00:51:39.640 something

00:51:40.060 because

00:51:40.460 all he

00:51:40.900 did

00:51:41.040 was

00:51:41.240 yell

00:51:41.460 out

00:51:41.620 something

00:51:42.000 do

00:51:43.180 you

00:51:43.340 think

00:51:43.600 that

00:51:43.840 the

00:51:44.080 Trump

00:51:44.440 supporters

00:51:44.980 would

00:51:45.360 have

00:51:45.480 started

00:51:45.780 roughing

00:51:46.240 that

00:51:46.520 person

00:51:46.840 up

00:51:47.120 I

00:51:49.360 don't

00:51:49.580 think

00:51:49.820 so

00:51:50.160 I

00:51:50.680 mean

00:51:50.900 in

00:51:51.500 2015

00:51:52.840 or

00:51:53.220 16

00:51:53.660 there

00:51:53.960 were

00:51:54.080 some

00:51:54.280 rallies

00:51:54.680 where

00:51:55.920 you know

00:51:56.500 there

00:51:56.620 were some

00:51:56.880 accusations

00:51:57.520 that people

00:51:58.120 were going

00:51:58.380 to rough

00:51:58.620 people up

00:51:59.120 but for

00:51:59.860 the most

00:52:00.240 part

00:52:00.460 it's not

00:52:00.800 a thing

00:52:01.240 but the

00:52:02.360 Democrats

00:52:02.920 just

00:52:03.360 immediately

00:52:03.840 went to

00:52:04.380 violence

00:52:04.900 and I

00:52:06.680 think this

00:52:07.100 is all

00:52:07.420 part of

00:52:07.760 the

00:52:07.960 Hitler 0.78

00:52:08.400 stuff

00:52:08.900 you know

00:52:09.720 if you

00:52:11.040 believe

00:52:11.460 that the

00:52:12.120 Trump

00:52:12.940 people

00:52:13.340 are all

00:52:13.900 just

00:52:14.140 Hitler 0.78

00:52:14.460 supporters

00:52:15.080 then

00:52:16.240 violence

00:52:16.720 is called

00:52:17.180 for

00:52:17.500 it would

00:52:18.920 make sense

00:52:19.540 if that's

00:52:19.940 what you

00:52:20.180 believed

00:52:20.540 so

00:52:21.500 if you

00:52:22.160 look at

00:52:22.500 the

00:52:22.800 Carville

00:52:23.540 and

00:52:23.960 Raskin

00:52:24.880 persuasion

00:52:26.060 you know

00:52:26.400 they're

00:52:26.600 using

00:52:27.720 Hitler's 0.98

00:52:28.220 technique

00:52:28.680 that's

00:52:30.740 why

00:52:31.000 Jack

00:52:31.800 Basabek

00:52:32.320 gets

00:52:32.560 roughed up

00:52:33.080 I hope

00:52:33.920 it wasn't

00:52:34.260 too bad

00:52:34.720 meanwhile

00:52:36.100 John

00:52:36.700 Bolton

00:52:37.080 was on

00:52:37.540 CNN

00:52:37.980 he was

00:52:38.640 talking

00:52:38.880 about

00:52:39.160 P

00:52:39.360 Hegseth

00:52:39.940 and he

00:52:40.840 actually said

00:52:41.560 the following

00:52:42.140 statement

00:52:42.780 he said

00:52:43.720 Hegseth

00:52:44.320 should resign

00:52:45.200 for his

00:52:45.660 own

00:52:45.880 safety's

00:52:46.660 sake

00:52:47.000 his

00:52:48.300 own

00:52:48.580 safety's

00:52:49.320 sake

00:52:49.660 safety

00:52:51.640 from

00:52:52.260 from

00:52:54.120 whom

00:52:54.740 safety

00:52:56.340 in the

00:52:57.800 might be

00:52:58.680 killed

00:52:59.400 safety

00:53:01.160 in the

00:53:01.940 might be

00:53:02.640 beaten up

00:53:03.740 by what

00:53:04.940 the Pentagon

00:53:05.700 does

00:53:07.980 John Bolton

00:53:08.680 know something

00:53:09.300 we don't

00:53:09.960 or is he

00:53:10.540 once again

00:53:11.220 doing

00:53:12.300 Hitler 0.78

00:53:12.800 like

00:53:13.760 persuasion

00:53:14.660 and making

00:53:15.900 it look

00:53:16.360 like it

00:53:17.200 would be

00:53:17.520 perfectly

00:53:18.000 reasonable

00:53:18.620 for

00:53:19.020 Pete

00:53:19.280 Hegseth

00:53:19.820 to be

00:53:21.480 the subject

00:53:22.040 of some

00:53:23.340 kind of

00:53:23.920 revenge

00:53:24.800 or violence

00:53:25.520 or something

00:53:26.060 this is

00:53:27.360 so across

00:53:28.240 the line

00:53:28.860 that

00:53:30.140 this

00:53:31.360 I mean

00:53:31.900 there's a

00:53:32.260 very big

00:53:32.920 red line

00:53:33.640 of things

00:53:34.160 you shouldn't

00:53:34.840 say on

00:53:35.380 TV

00:53:35.720 because it

00:53:37.120 would

00:53:37.300 stimulate

00:53:38.320 violence

00:53:39.040 this is

00:53:40.020 one of

00:53:40.380 them

00:53:40.560 he should

00:53:41.700 resign

00:53:42.100 for his

00:53:42.460 own

00:53:42.640 safety's

00:53:43.420 sake

00:53:43.740 that's

00:53:44.820 basically

00:53:45.440 giving a

00:53:46.380 green light

00:53:47.000 to violence

00:53:47.780 in my

00:53:48.960 opinion

00:53:49.700 because he's

00:53:50.600 not saying

00:53:51.120 we should

00:53:51.540 do everything

00:53:52.040 we can

00:53:53.300 to protect

00:53:53.920 them

00:53:54.240 he's saying

00:53:55.480 he should

00:53:55.860 run away

00:53:56.360 from the

00:53:57.040 violence

00:53:58.140 because

00:53:58.920 he's almost

00:54:00.960 acting like

00:54:02.360 it would be

00:54:02.940 justified

00:54:03.980 this is

00:54:06.140 terrible

00:54:06.680 anyway

00:54:09.680 as I've

00:54:11.060 told you

00:54:11.380 many times

00:54:11.980 complexity

00:54:12.840 is how

00:54:14.160 corruption

00:54:16.700 usually hides

00:54:17.640 anything that's

00:54:19.420 too complicated

00:54:20.340 like a

00:54:21.240 financial thing

00:54:22.240 that's too

00:54:22.740 complicated

00:54:23.340 there's always

00:54:24.260 somebody stealing

00:54:25.080 money when you

00:54:25.920 get to the

00:54:26.300 bottom of it

00:54:26.920 complexity

00:54:28.480 always hides

00:54:29.420 corruption

00:54:29.980 I'll give you

00:54:30.960 some examples

00:54:31.720 Michael

00:54:33.900 Schellenberger

00:54:34.640 was talking

00:54:36.940 about

00:54:37.440 and I don't

00:54:38.060 understand

00:54:39.200 this story

00:54:39.840 that the

00:54:41.380 CIA director

00:54:43.040 Gina Haspel

00:54:44.080 had conspired

00:54:45.800 with something

00:54:46.620 called the

00:54:47.120 OCCRP

00:54:48.280 you know

00:54:49.000 one of these

00:54:49.580 USAID

00:54:50.980 NGOs

00:54:52.260 I guess

00:54:52.800 Adam Schiff

00:54:54.020 and USAID

00:54:54.980 to topple

00:54:55.620 the United

00:54:56.000 States government

00:54:56.760 in 2019

00:54:57.560 now I don't

00:54:59.860 really see

00:55:00.760 how it all

00:55:01.620 fits together

00:55:02.320 because it's

00:55:02.880 complicated

00:55:03.340 but the

00:55:04.780 accusation

00:55:05.460 is

00:55:05.800 and I guess

00:55:06.440 Michael

00:55:07.720 Schellenberger

00:55:08.240 was talking

00:55:08.680 to Jesse

00:55:09.200 Waters

00:55:09.540 about this

00:55:10.080 that

00:55:13.340 I guess

00:55:16.100 I'm not

00:55:16.400 going to

00:55:16.580 get into

00:55:17.280 much more

00:55:18.220 of it

00:55:18.540 but the

00:55:19.180 idea is

00:55:19.700 that USAID

00:55:20.700 and the

00:55:21.200 CIA

00:55:21.600 had a

00:55:24.440 complicated

00:55:24.940 scheme

00:55:25.820 to try

00:55:26.820 to get

00:55:27.180 Trump

00:55:27.580 impeached

00:55:28.200 and may

00:55:29.180 have tried

00:55:29.560 to change

00:55:30.380 the election

00:55:30.940 on three

00:55:31.460 different occasions

00:55:32.300 so

00:55:33.580 but it's

00:55:35.440 complicated

00:55:36.020 and so

00:55:37.300 even when

00:55:37.820 it's

00:55:38.020 explained

00:55:38.460 to me

00:55:38.820 I go

00:55:39.340 uh

00:55:40.000 what

00:55:41.600 I

00:55:43.440 you know

00:55:43.920 I'm sure

00:55:44.440 that

00:55:44.820 Schellenberger

00:55:45.960 explains it

00:55:46.700 well in his

00:55:47.340 substack

00:55:48.180 which I

00:55:49.160 which I

00:55:49.720 haven't looked

00:55:50.120 at yet

00:55:50.520 but

00:55:51.600 just know

00:55:52.500 that there's

00:55:52.920 an accusation

00:55:53.720 that the

00:55:54.120 CIA

00:55:54.560 and it

00:55:56.800 apparently

00:55:57.260 it seems

00:55:57.800 well documented

00:55:58.800 tried to

00:56:00.320 overthrow the

00:56:00.880 country

00:56:01.240 three times

00:56:02.240 of course

00:56:05.360 and then

00:56:08.820 data

00:56:09.560 Republican

00:56:10.140 on

00:56:11.880 X

00:56:12.400 has

00:56:15.220 another

00:56:16.740 great

00:56:17.520 investigative

00:56:19.240 reveal

00:56:20.720 about USAID

00:56:21.880 what you'd

00:56:23.880 call the

00:56:24.240 money

00:56:24.440 machine

00:56:24.880 and let

00:56:28.060 me just

00:56:28.320 read it

00:56:28.800 to you

00:56:29.140 you'll see

00:56:29.780 how complicated

00:56:30.420 it is

00:56:31.140 and you'll

00:56:31.600 see how

00:56:31.940 the corruption

00:56:32.540 hides there

00:56:33.140 so

00:56:35.720 Congress

00:56:36.640 doesn't

00:56:37.120 stop it

00:56:37.800 and it

00:56:38.360 in this

00:56:38.760 case

00:56:39.100 is the

00:56:39.600 money

00:56:40.820 laundering

00:56:41.460 and

00:56:41.920 I would

00:56:43.440 guess

00:56:43.740 corruption

00:56:44.520 because Congress

00:56:46.280 is deeply

00:56:46.840 complicit

00:56:47.380 senators

00:56:48.000 and representatives

00:56:48.900 allocate taxpayer

00:56:50.140 dollars to

00:56:50.840 USAID

00:56:51.500 but that's

00:56:52.840 only the

00:56:53.200 start

00:56:53.500 the

00:56:54.520 International

00:56:55.120 Republican

00:56:55.760 Institute

00:56:56.300 the

00:56:56.780 IRI

00:56:57.200 and

00:56:58.500 National

00:56:59.740 Democratic

00:57:00.320 Institute

00:57:00.960 the

00:57:01.400 NDI

00:57:01.880 both

00:57:02.920 recipients

00:57:03.440 of

00:57:03.920 USAID

00:57:05.040 so

00:57:06.140 already

00:57:06.600 I'm

00:57:06.800 lost

00:57:07.160 right

00:57:07.480 there's

00:57:08.160 too many

00:57:08.600 acronyms

00:57:09.200 USAID

00:57:10.700 funding

00:57:11.220 including

00:57:11.800 actively

00:57:12.320 serving

00:57:12.820 members

00:57:13.200 of Congress

00:57:13.820 on their

00:57:14.340 boards

00:57:14.740 these

00:57:15.680 same

00:57:16.000 organizations

00:57:16.680 also

00:57:17.320 serve

00:57:17.740 on

00:57:18.020 ACVFA

00:57:19.640 the

00:57:20.740 advisory

00:57:21.220 body

00:57:21.700 that

00:57:22.040 workshops

00:57:22.580 where

00:57:22.960 USAID

00:57:24.340 money flows

00:57:25.900 the

00:57:26.760 presidents

00:57:27.240 of

00:57:27.620 IRI

00:57:28.300 NDI

00:57:29.200 and

00:57:29.980 the

00:57:30.120 US

00:57:30.340 Global

00:57:30.700 Leadership

00:57:31.120 Coalition

00:57:31.780 known as

00:57:32.620 the

00:57:32.780 USGLC

00:57:33.700 all

00:57:34.800 hold

00:57:35.120 seats

00:57:35.540 on

00:57:35.960 the

00:57:36.100 ACVFA

00:57:37.120 Gates

00:57:39.780 Foundation

00:57:40.420 and other

00:57:40.960 members

00:57:41.400 of

00:57:41.660 USGLC

00:57:42.900 also

00:57:44.080 sit

00:57:44.420 on

00:57:44.680 ACVFA

00:57:46.060 USGLC

00:57:48.460 meanwhile

00:57:49.800 operates

00:57:50.480 as a

00:57:50.820 revolving

00:57:51.280 door

00:57:51.520 former

00:57:51.960 senators

00:57:52.460 and

00:57:52.740 representatives

00:57:53.240 from both

00:57:53.780 parties

00:57:54.160 serve

00:57:55.000 in its

00:57:55.300 leadership

00:57:55.720 and

00:57:56.080 internal

00:57:56.520 emails

00:57:56.900 show

00:57:57.160 the

00:57:57.320 group

00:57:57.560 actively

00:57:58.760 pursuing

00:57:59.360 newly

00:57:59.800 elected

00:58:00.220 members

00:58:00.680 of

00:58:00.880 Congress

00:58:01.380 to

00:58:03.540 bring

00:58:03.780 them

00:58:03.960 into

00:58:04.180 its

00:58:04.400 fold

00:58:04.720 this

00:58:05.340 recruitment

00:58:05.860 involves

00:58:06.600 regular

00:58:07.080 dinners

00:58:07.640 direct

00:58:08.000 outreach

00:58:08.440 and

00:58:08.680 strategic

00:58:09.260 lobbying

00:58:09.840 now

00:58:12.320 how much

00:58:13.040 of that

00:58:13.320 did you

00:58:13.620 understand

00:58:14.180 now

00:58:16.720 I'm

00:58:16.840 pretty

00:58:17.020 sure

00:58:17.260 it's

00:58:17.440 all

00:58:17.700 accurate

00:58:18.360 but

00:58:19.960 it's

00:58:20.440 so

00:58:20.720 complicated

00:58:21.500 all

00:58:21.780 these

00:58:22.000 NGOs

00:58:22.660 and

00:58:23.040 the

00:58:23.220 State

00:58:23.720 Department

00:58:24.140 and

00:58:24.440 USAID

00:58:25.200 and

00:58:25.700 it

00:58:26.300 involves

00:58:26.880 you know

00:58:27.880 Democrats

00:58:28.440 and

00:58:28.960 Republicans

00:58:29.640 and

00:58:30.180 they've

00:58:30.640 got

00:58:30.800 advisory

00:58:31.480 roles

00:58:32.080 and

00:58:32.280 the

00:58:32.420 advisory

00:58:32.900 roles

00:58:33.440 tell

00:58:34.340 who

00:58:34.620 gets

00:58:34.900 funded

00:58:35.280 and

00:58:35.620 the

00:58:35.800 funding

00:58:36.040 goes

00:58:36.380 to

00:58:36.560 some

00:58:36.780 place

00:58:37.100 that's

00:58:37.440 probably

00:58:37.740 their

00:58:38.000 spouse

00:58:38.440 or

00:58:38.660 maybe

00:58:38.920 it's

00:58:39.160 them

00:58:39.400 oh

00:58:40.920 my

00:58:41.160 god

00:58:41.680 just

00:58:42.720 pure

00:58:43.180 corruption

00:58:43.700 all

00:58:46.000 right

00:58:46.240 so

00:58:48.300 I

00:58:48.520 told

00:58:48.720 you

00:58:48.860 that

00:58:49.120 meta

00:58:49.600 AI

00:58:50.020 thinks

00:58:50.460 I'm

00:58:50.720 a

00:58:50.900 Holocaust 0.95

00:58:51.220 denier

00:58:51.800 so

00:58:52.860 I

00:58:53.280 was

00:58:53.480 noticing

00:58:53.900 a few

00:58:54.260 other

00:58:54.460 things

00:58:54.780 online

00:58:55.280 that

00:58:55.640 get

00:58:56.040 to

00:58:56.220 my

00:58:56.460 reputation

00:58:57.100 now

00:58:58.260 these

00:58:58.440 are

00:58:58.580 just

00:58:58.800 coincidences

00:58:59.520 but

00:58:59.880 they all

00:59:00.160 happened

00:59:00.460 yesterday

00:59:00.900 so

00:59:02.040 I

00:59:02.180 saw

00:59:02.380 a post

00:59:02.960 about

00:59:04.160 how to

00:59:04.580 be a

00:59:04.840 better

00:59:05.040 writer

00:59:05.460 and

00:59:07.160 it

00:59:07.520 featured

00:59:08.260 Naval

00:59:08.620 as

00:59:09.220 the

00:59:09.500 one

00:59:09.840 recommending

00:59:10.400 this

00:59:10.900 250

00:59:12.220 word

00:59:12.980 piece

00:59:13.460 and

00:59:14.580 there

00:59:15.020 was

00:59:15.140 a

00:59:15.300 thread

00:59:15.560 that

00:59:15.780 went

00:59:15.960 through

00:59:16.320 the

00:59:17.100 details

00:59:17.600 that

00:59:17.900 were

00:59:18.020 in

00:59:18.180 that

00:59:18.360 piece

00:59:18.680 now

00:59:20.200 do

00:59:21.160 you

00:59:21.240 know

00:59:21.360 where

00:59:21.500 I'm

00:59:21.620 going

00:59:21.860 with

00:59:22.080 this

00:59:22.360 that's

00:59:23.840 my

00:59:24.060 piece

00:59:24.440 now

00:59:26.420 I

00:59:26.700 am

00:59:26.860 mentioned

00:59:27.680 toward

00:59:29.000 the

00:59:29.300 end

00:59:29.540 of

00:59:29.660 the

00:59:29.820 thread

00:59:30.180 it

00:59:31.000 does

00:59:31.240 mention

00:59:31.640 that

00:59:31.920 I'm

00:59:32.140 the

00:59:32.320 author

00:59:32.640 but

00:59:33.520 why

00:59:33.800 isn't

00:59:34.180 Naval

00:59:34.680 featured

00:59:36.020 with

00:59:36.500 his

00:59:36.700 picture

00:59:37.100 as

00:59:38.500 the

00:59:38.660 person

00:59:38.940 who

00:59:39.160 recommended

00:59:39.680 it

00:59:39.940 and by

00:59:40.260 the way

00:59:40.520 whenever

00:59:40.940 Naval

00:59:41.380 recommends

00:59:41.980 that

00:59:42.260 piece

00:59:42.580 he always

00:59:43.080 mentions

00:59:43.460 my

00:59:43.700 name

00:59:44.040 as

00:59:44.740 the

00:59:44.920 author

00:59:45.180 so

00:59:45.560 he

00:59:45.780 never

00:59:46.120 doesn't

00:59:46.560 mention

00:59:46.860 it

00:59:47.140 and

00:59:47.700 he's

00:59:47.880 mentioned

00:59:48.160 it

00:59:48.340 a

00:59:48.440 number

00:59:48.620 of

00:59:48.740 times

00:59:49.020 but

00:59:49.800 shouldn't

00:59:51.040 I

00:59:51.240 be

00:59:51.420 the

00:59:51.600 one

00:59:51.780 that's

00:59:52.000 featured

00:59:52.320 because

00:59:53.500 I

00:59:53.680 wrote

00:59:53.960 it

00:59:54.260 it's

00:59:56.460 one

00:59:56.660 of the

00:59:56.860 most

00:59:57.080 successful

00:59:57.720 things

00:59:58.220 I've

00:59:58.480 ever

00:59:58.660 done

00:59:58.900 in

00:59:59.040 my

00:59:59.240 entire

00:59:59.580 career

01:00:00.120 and

01:00:01.520 it

01:00:01.680 starts

01:00:02.000 with

01:00:02.280 Naval

01:00:02.580 now

01:00:03.760 I

01:00:03.880 love

01:00:04.100 Naval

01:00:04.480 so

01:00:04.760 this

01:00:04.960 is

01:00:05.100 nothing

01:00:05.340 about

01:00:05.640 Naval

01:00:05.880 it's

01:00:06.140 about

01:00:06.360 the

01:00:06.540 person

01:00:06.800 who

01:00:06.980 did

01:00:07.120 the

01:00:07.280 thread

01:00:07.540 and

01:00:08.320 I'm

01:00:08.460 thinking

01:00:08.680 to

01:00:08.860 myself

01:00:09.200 am I

01:00:10.080 being

01:00:10.400 subtly

01:00:11.560 erased

01:00:12.240 from

01:00:13.220 the

01:00:13.440 story

01:00:13.800 of

01:00:14.000 the

01:00:14.140 thing

01:00:14.980 that

01:00:15.180 I

01:00:15.360 personally

01:00:15.780 wrote

01:00:16.180 so

01:00:17.560 I

01:00:18.260 kind

01:00:18.720 of

01:00:18.820 shook

01:00:19.040 my

01:00:19.240 head

01:00:19.500 and

01:00:19.620 went

01:00:19.800 on

01:00:20.100 and

01:00:21.080 then

01:00:21.200 I

01:00:21.320 saw

01:00:21.460 somebody

01:00:21.820 else's

01:00:22.260 thread

01:00:22.620 about

01:00:24.580 a

01:00:24.840 book

01:00:25.120 that

01:00:26.460 is

01:00:26.720 just

01:00:26.980 totally

01:00:27.920 amazing

01:00:28.420 it's

01:00:28.860 called

01:00:29.180 Atomic

01:00:29.860 Habits

01:00:30.380 by

01:00:30.900 James

01:00:31.260 Clear

01:00:31.620 and

01:00:32.420 it's

01:00:32.540 a

01:00:32.640 long

01:00:32.880 thread

01:00:33.280 that

01:00:33.540 shows

01:00:33.860 all

01:00:34.080 the

01:00:34.340 key

01:00:35.500 tips

01:00:36.020 in

01:00:36.900 that

01:00:37.100 book

01:00:37.420 which

01:00:37.820 has

01:00:37.960 sold

01:00:38.200 5

01:00:38.520 million

01:00:38.780 copies

01:00:39.220 it's

01:00:39.900 one

01:00:40.060 of

01:00:40.120 the

01:00:40.200 most

01:00:40.380 successful

01:00:40.960 business

01:00:41.500 books

01:00:41.840 of

01:00:42.020 all

01:00:42.200 time

01:00:42.520 but

01:00:43.880 nowhere

01:00:45.580 does it

01:00:46.040 mention

01:00:46.400 that

01:00:47.640 James

01:00:48.020 Clear

01:00:48.400 has

01:00:48.720 credited

01:00:49.240 me

01:00:49.620 with

01:00:49.880 some

01:00:50.080 of

01:00:50.180 the

01:00:50.320 key

01:00:50.580 aspects

01:00:51.080 of

01:00:51.340 his

01:00:51.480 book

01:00:51.820 from

01:00:52.300 my

01:00:52.620 book

01:00:52.880 had

01:00:53.100 failed

01:00:53.400 almost

01:00:53.720 everything

01:00:54.100 and

01:00:54.280 still

01:00:54.460 went

01:00:54.660 big

01:00:54.900 and

01:00:56.400 I'm

01:00:57.780 not

01:00:57.980 positive

01:00:58.500 this

01:00:58.780 is

01:00:58.960 true

01:00:59.200 but

01:01:00.060 I

01:01:00.200 don't

01:01:00.460 know

01:01:00.660 that

01:01:00.860 there's

01:01:01.100 anything

01:01:01.520 in

01:01:01.740 his

01:01:01.900 book

01:01:02.120 that

01:01:02.680 isn't

01:01:03.180 also

01:01:03.500 in

01:01:03.720 my

01:01:06.020 and

01:01:06.300 he

01:01:06.420 credits

01:01:06.820 me

01:01:07.100 now

01:01:08.640 he

01:01:08.760 doesn't

01:01:09.040 credit

01:01:09.280 me

01:01:09.480 for

01:01:09.660 every

01:01:09.960 single

01:01:10.280 thing

01:01:10.660 that

01:01:11.900 has

01:01:12.460 some

01:01:12.680 similarity

01:01:13.200 and

01:01:14.320 his

01:01:14.580 book

01:01:14.860 is

01:01:15.020 written

01:01:15.220 for

01:01:15.420 a

01:01:15.540 different

01:01:15.780 audience

01:01:16.220 it's

01:01:16.460 more

01:01:16.640 for

01:01:16.840 a

01:01:17.020 business

01:01:17.400 audience

01:01:17.960 so

01:01:18.280 it

01:01:18.380 has

01:01:18.540 more

01:01:19.660 of

01:01:19.840 a

01:01:19.960 business

01:01:20.380 kind

01:01:20.980 of

01:01:21.120 vibe

01:01:21.440 which

01:01:21.800 worked

01:01:22.060 very

01:01:22.320 well

01:01:22.600 he

01:01:23.000 must

01:01:23.220 have

01:01:23.340 done

01:01:23.500 a

01:01:23.660 great

01:01:23.880 job

01:01:24.200 because

01:01:24.540 it's

01:01:24.880 super

01:01:26.160 successful

01:01:26.800 my

01:01:28.060 book

01:01:28.320 was

01:01:28.520 written

01:01:28.760 for

01:01:29.120 14

01:01:29.720 year

01:01:29.980 old

01:01:30.260 and

01:01:30.480 up

01:01:30.720 so

01:01:31.960 I

01:01:32.320 was

01:01:32.520 more

01:01:32.880 narrative

01:01:33.980 storytelling

01:01:36.020 persuasion

01:01:36.620 to get

01:01:37.080 you

01:01:37.240 to

01:01:37.420 try

01:01:37.640 things

01:01:38.060 he's

01:01:38.380 more

01:01:38.680 data

01:01:39.240 oriented

01:01:39.760 but

01:01:40.980 the

01:01:41.180 tips

01:01:41.580 are

01:01:42.340 pretty

01:01:42.860 much

01:01:43.340 right

01:01:45.540 out of

01:01:45.780 my

01:01:45.920 book

01:01:46.220 now

01:01:47.480 I

01:01:49.100 don't

01:01:49.240 want

01:01:49.400 to

01:01:49.520 over

01:01:49.780 claim

01:01:50.300 but

01:01:52.000 I'd

01:01:52.280 love

01:01:52.460 to

01:01:52.640 see

01:01:52.940 what

01:01:53.280 it

01:01:53.420 is

01:01:53.640 that's

01:01:53.920 in

01:01:54.060 his

01:01:54.240 book

01:01:54.500 that

01:01:54.720 wasn't

01:01:55.060 in

01:01:55.200 my

01:01:55.380 book

01:01:55.700 and

01:01:56.700 I

01:01:56.940 don't

01:01:57.080 know

01:01:57.500 what

01:01:57.660 that

01:01:57.780 would

01:01:57.920 be

01:01:58.100 because

01:01:58.380 when

01:01:58.600 I

01:01:58.720 look

01:01:58.980 at

01:01:59.240 the

01:01:59.640 thread

01:02:00.000 I

01:02:00.280 go

01:02:00.460 oh

01:02:00.700 yeah

01:02:00.920 yeah

01:02:01.440 I

01:02:01.700 said

01:02:01.920 that

01:02:02.140 I

01:02:02.340 said

01:02:02.520 that

01:02:02.760 so

01:02:06.020 most

01:02:06.400 successful

01:02:06.980 important

01:02:07.560 thing

01:02:07.840 I've

01:02:08.100 ever

01:02:08.260 done

01:02:08.500 for

01:02:08.740 civilization

01:02:09.480 is

01:02:09.860 that

01:02:10.060 book

01:02:10.380 and

01:02:11.620 so

01:02:13.720 I'm

01:02:14.040 getting

01:02:14.240 erased

01:02:14.580 from

01:02:14.820 that

01:02:15.020 story

01:02:15.380 and

01:02:16.420 then

01:02:16.720 I

01:02:17.220 saw

01:02:17.480 that

01:02:17.740 today

01:02:18.000 the

01:02:18.200 Wall

01:02:18.400 Street

01:02:18.620 Journal

01:02:18.900 had

01:02:19.120 a

01:02:19.260 story

01:02:19.540 about

01:02:20.040 a lot

01:02:21.660 of

01:02:21.760 people

01:02:21.980 are

01:02:22.160 waking

01:02:22.420 up

01:02:22.660 at

01:02:22.840 4

01:02:23.140 a.m.

01:02:23.480 now

01:02:23.740 so

01:02:24.760 apparently

01:02:25.140 it's

01:02:25.460 becoming

01:02:25.820 a thing

01:02:26.260 to get

01:02:26.600 up

01:02:26.740 really

01:02:27.000 early

01:02:27.300 and

01:02:28.140 I

01:02:28.260 asked

01:02:28.520 myself

01:02:28.980 before

01:02:29.340 I

01:02:29.560 read

01:02:29.720 the

01:02:29.880 article

01:02:30.220 I

01:02:30.620 thought

01:02:30.900 huh

01:02:31.760 I

01:02:32.580 wonder

01:02:33.080 if

01:02:33.280 I'll

01:02:33.420 be

01:02:33.580 mentioned

01:02:33.960 in

01:02:34.200 the

01:02:34.340 article

01:02:34.660 because

01:02:35.100 I'm

01:02:35.360 one

01:02:36.280 of

01:02:36.380 the

01:02:36.520 public

01:02:36.820 figures

01:02:37.260 who's

01:02:37.660 kind

01:02:37.920 of

01:02:38.020 well

01:02:38.220 known

01:02:38.480 for

01:02:38.700 getting

01:02:38.940 up

01:02:39.180 at

01:02:39.380 you

01:02:40.640 know

01:02:40.780 today

01:02:41.040 was

01:02:41.440 3

01:02:41.880 a.m.

01:02:42.420 but

01:02:42.620 you know

01:02:43.620 usually

01:02:43.980 4

01:02:44.460 or 4

01:02:44.780 30

01:02:45.100 or so

01:02:45.540 and

01:02:46.780 I

01:02:46.900 start

01:02:47.160 reading

01:02:47.440 the

01:02:47.660 article

01:02:47.980 and

01:02:48.460 it

01:02:48.640 says

01:02:48.980 that

01:02:49.960 one

01:02:50.200 of

01:02:50.320 the

01:02:50.500 influences

01:02:51.080 about

01:02:51.660 getting

01:02:51.920 up

01:02:52.120 at

01:02:52.280 4

01:02:52.540 a.m.

01:02:52.880 was

01:02:53.180 James

01:02:53.640 Clear

01:02:54.020 the

01:02:54.820 author

01:02:55.120 of

01:02:55.360 Atomic

01:02:55.760 Habits

01:02:56.400 so

01:02:58.760 I'm

01:03:01.380 sure

01:03:01.620 he

01:03:01.780 did

01:03:02.100 but

01:03:03.380 I'm

01:03:04.120 pretty

01:03:04.400 sure

01:03:04.680 I

01:03:04.880 might

01:03:05.100 have

01:03:05.220 mentioned

01:03:05.500 it

01:03:05.720 in

01:03:05.840 one

01:03:06.000 of

01:03:06.080 my

01:03:06.240 books

01:03:06.580 if

01:03:06.800 you

01:03:06.900 know

01:03:07.060 what

01:03:07.160 I

01:03:07.260 mean

01:03:07.420 so

01:03:08.900 I

01:03:09.440 seem

01:03:09.720 to

01:03:09.860 be

01:03:09.980 getting

01:03:10.200 sort

01:03:10.500 of

01:03:10.640 erased

01:03:11.080 from

01:03:11.420 history

01:03:11.860 you

01:03:13.300 know

01:03:13.480 maybe

01:03:13.840 not

01:03:14.160 intentionally

01:03:14.760 but

01:03:15.540 in

01:03:15.780 the

01:03:15.940 weirdest

01:03:16.620 way

01:03:17.500 anyway

01:03:19.880 and

01:03:23.240 skip

01:03:24.040 that

01:03:24.360 so

01:03:25.540 apparently

01:03:25.980 Anduril

01:03:26.800 one

01:03:27.220 of

01:03:27.380 the

01:03:27.740 American

01:03:28.380 high

01:03:29.020 tech

01:03:29.380 military

01:03:30.260 companies

01:03:31.800 that's

01:03:32.480 someone

01:03:32.880 new

01:03:33.160 it's

01:03:33.380 a

01:03:33.660 lucky

01:03:34.200 farmers

01:03:34.640 company

01:03:35.260 has

01:03:36.680 an

01:03:36.900 anti

01:03:37.340 drone

01:03:37.860 swarm

01:03:38.320 technology

01:03:39.040 that

01:03:39.500 really

01:03:40.400 looks

01:03:40.740 impressive

01:03:41.220 it's

01:03:42.680 portable

01:03:43.200 and

01:03:43.920 it

01:03:44.020 looks

01:03:44.180 like

01:03:44.420 you

01:03:44.560 can

01:03:44.700 just

01:03:44.860 put

01:03:45.060 it

01:03:45.160 on

01:03:45.240 the

01:03:45.340 back

01:03:45.560 of

01:03:45.700 a

01:03:45.820 truck

01:03:46.080 and

01:03:46.280 it's

01:03:46.400 not

01:03:46.540 very

01:03:46.740 big

01:03:47.020 and

01:03:47.900 it

01:03:48.100 showed

01:03:48.380 a

01:03:48.540 video

01:03:48.880 I

01:03:49.160 think

01:03:49.320 the

01:03:49.440 video

01:03:49.700 was

01:03:49.920 CGI

01:03:50.300 but

01:03:51.300 it

01:03:52.900 showed

01:03:53.320 it

01:03:53.460 basically

01:03:53.800 taking

01:03:54.260 out

01:03:54.600 a

01:03:55.040 sky

01:03:55.380 full

01:03:55.740 of

01:03:56.040 drones

01:03:56.460 at

01:03:56.680 the

01:03:56.840 same

01:03:57.040 time

01:03:57.400 now

01:03:58.160 if

01:03:58.300 that's

01:03:58.520 real

01:03:58.920 then

01:04:00.360 the

01:04:00.720 arms

01:04:01.200 race

01:04:01.660 of

01:04:01.900 drones

01:04:02.320 versus

01:04:02.740 anti

01:04:03.200 drone

01:04:03.660 stuff

01:04:04.800 is

01:04:05.020 getting

01:04:05.280 really

01:04:05.600 interesting

01:04:06.040 so

01:04:07.580 I'm

01:04:08.460 sure

01:04:08.660 it's

01:04:08.840 real

01:04:09.080 I

01:04:09.460 don't

01:04:09.620 think

01:04:09.880 that

01:04:10.180 Anduril

01:04:10.740 would

01:04:10.940 put it

01:04:11.240 down

01:04:11.420 if

01:04:11.600 they

01:04:11.740 couldn't

01:04:12.000 do

01:04:12.160 it

01:04:12.380 speaking

01:04:14.020 of

01:04:14.480 fake

01:04:15.160 news

01:04:15.620 according

01:04:17.540 to

01:04:17.760 Zero

01:04:18.120 Hedge

01:04:18.480 Ukraine

01:04:18.980 is

01:04:19.240 ready

01:04:19.480 to

01:04:19.720 sign

01:04:19.980 a

01:04:20.240 mineral

01:04:21.240 deal

01:04:21.700 as

01:04:22.700 early

01:04:23.000 as

01:04:23.280 today

01:04:23.700 does

01:04:24.860 anybody

01:04:25.120 think

01:04:25.420 that's

01:04:25.700 going

01:04:25.820 to

01:04:25.900 happen

01:04:26.180 how

01:04:27.660 many

01:04:27.880 of

01:04:28.040 you

01:04:28.200 think

01:04:28.580 that

01:04:29.220 Ukraine

01:04:29.800 is

01:04:30.060 going

01:04:30.240 to

01:04:30.360 sign

01:04:30.580 that

01:04:30.840 big

01:04:31.240 mineral

01:04:31.660 deal

01:04:32.020 with

01:04:32.240 the

01:04:32.380 US

01:04:32.720 today

01:04:33.160 anybody

01:04:36.360 I

01:04:39.540 don't

01:04:39.700 know

01:04:40.020 I'm

01:04:43.240 going

01:04:43.360 to

01:04:43.440 bet

01:04:43.620 against

01:04:43.980 it

01:04:44.220 but

01:04:44.560 that's

01:04:45.060 what

01:04:45.260 Zero

01:04:45.620 Hedge

01:04:45.900 is

01:04:46.080 saying

01:04:46.340 and

01:04:47.980 then

01:04:48.160 apparently

01:04:48.740 Trump's

01:04:49.660 threats

01:04:50.780 to

01:04:51.240 Mexico

01:04:51.740 worked

01:04:52.320 there

01:04:52.700 were

01:04:52.880 some

01:04:53.160 issue

01:04:53.520 about

01:04:53.840 Mexico

01:04:54.280 withholding

01:04:54.900 some

01:04:55.120 water

01:04:55.560 that

01:04:56.600 we had

01:04:57.260 some

01:04:57.460 kind

01:04:57.660 of

01:04:57.800 a

01:04:57.980 long

01:04:58.360 term

01:04:58.580 deal

01:04:58.920 and

01:04:59.200 the

01:04:59.540 water

01:04:59.740 was

01:04:59.940 being

01:05:00.200 withheld

01:05:00.820 from

01:05:01.140 American

01:05:01.600 farmers

01:05:02.140 but

01:05:03.280 with

01:05:03.940 Trump's

01:05:04.980 tariff

01:05:05.700 threats

01:05:06.280 Mexico

01:05:07.980 kind of

01:05:09.880 corrected

01:05:10.280 that

01:05:10.680 and

01:05:11.080 now

01:05:11.460 that

01:05:11.620 water

01:05:11.900 has

01:05:12.140 returned

01:05:12.580 so

01:05:13.500 the

01:05:13.740 farmers

01:05:14.420 are

01:05:14.600 getting

01:05:14.740 their

01:05:14.940 water

01:05:15.200 makes

01:05:15.780 you

01:05:15.920 wonder

01:05:16.120 if

01:05:16.320 Biden

01:05:16.620 could

01:05:16.880 have

01:05:17.000 gotten

01:05:17.220 that

01:05:17.400 done

01:05:17.680 I

01:05:18.800 think

01:05:18.980 Biden

01:05:19.340 would

01:05:19.580 have

01:05:19.740 waited

01:05:20.060 for

01:05:20.320 them

01:05:20.520 to

01:05:20.960 correct

01:05:22.080 whatever

01:05:22.460 they

01:05:22.680 were

01:05:22.820 going

01:05:22.980 to

01:05:23.100 correct

01:05:23.420 there

01:05:23.640 was

01:05:23.760 something

01:05:24.020 they

01:05:24.200 were

01:05:24.300 trying

01:05:24.520 to

01:05:24.700 do

01:05:24.960 while

01:05:25.380 they

01:05:25.480 were

01:05:25.580 withholding

01:05:26.060 the

01:05:26.200 water

01:05:26.420 but

01:05:27.520 Trump

01:05:28.620 got

01:05:28.840 it

01:05:28.960 done

01:05:29.200 at

01:05:33.040 a

01:05:33.140 recent

01:05:33.580 White

01:05:34.180 House

01:05:34.460 presser

01:05:35.500 Fox

01:05:37.200 News

01:05:37.520 reporting

01:05:38.040 that

01:05:38.380 former

01:05:39.180 Mumford

01:05:39.740 and

01:05:39.960 Son

01:05:40.140 musician

01:05:40.700 who

01:05:41.760 has

01:05:42.940 become

01:05:43.260 political

01:05:43.720 he

01:05:44.620 was

01:05:44.960 one

01:05:45.520 of

01:05:45.640 the

01:05:45.900 what

01:05:47.840 would

01:05:47.980 you

01:05:48.100 call

01:05:48.320 it

01:05:48.520 one

01:05:48.800 of

01:05:48.920 the

01:05:49.140 press

01:05:49.900 independent

01:05:50.960 press

01:05:51.440 people

01:05:51.780 in the

01:05:52.080 room

01:05:52.260 and

01:05:53.000 he

01:05:53.120 asked

01:05:53.460 Carolyn

01:05:54.380 Levitt

01:05:54.780 this

01:05:55.080 question

01:05:55.500 he

01:05:56.460 said

01:05:56.860 he

01:05:59.240 asked

01:05:59.500 if

01:05:59.660 the

01:05:59.800 White

01:06:00.020 House

01:06:00.420 and

01:06:01.380 Donald

01:06:01.660 Trump

01:06:01.980 would

01:06:02.220 give

01:06:02.440 political

01:06:03.020 asylum

01:06:03.540 to

01:06:04.000 UK

01:06:04.400 citizens

01:06:05.040 who

01:06:05.400 were

01:06:05.540 being

01:06:05.800 punished

01:06:06.220 for

01:06:06.480 their

01:06:06.700 speech

01:06:07.240 isn't

01:06:08.820 that

01:06:08.980 a

01:06:09.100 good

01:06:09.220 question

01:06:09.720 that's

01:06:11.880 a

01:06:12.020 great

01:06:12.240 question

01:06:12.740 and

01:06:13.500 apparently

01:06:14.340 Levitt

01:06:15.660 said

01:06:15.980 she

01:06:16.360 hadn't

01:06:16.640 had

01:06:16.840 any

01:06:17.000 conversations

01:06:17.540 about

01:06:17.920 that

01:06:18.220 but

01:06:19.020 she

01:06:19.260 said

01:06:19.640 she

01:06:20.080 talked

01:06:20.580 to

01:06:20.740 the

01:06:20.920 national

01:06:21.320 security

01:06:21.800 team

01:06:22.200 and

01:06:22.360 see

01:06:22.540 if

01:06:22.660 it's

01:06:22.820 something

01:06:23.080 the

01:06:23.400 administration

01:06:24.020 would

01:06:24.320 entertain

01:06:24.760 so

01:06:26.240 maybe

01:06:27.220 and

01:06:28.220 I

01:06:28.360 would

01:06:28.500 be

01:06:28.660 completely

01:06:29.100 in

01:06:29.340 favor

01:06:29.580 of

01:06:29.720 that

01:06:29.860 by

01:06:30.040 the

01:06:30.120 way

01:06:30.320 if

01:06:31.020 there

01:06:31.560 are

01:06:31.680 people

01:06:31.980 who

01:06:32.320 are

01:06:32.600 being

01:06:33.720 you

01:06:35.520 know

01:06:35.740 risking

01:06:36.420 jail

01:06:37.020 because

01:06:37.640 of

01:06:37.840 something

01:06:38.140 they

01:06:38.380 said

01:06:38.560 on

01:06:38.740 social

01:06:39.100 media

01:06:39.500 yeah

01:06:40.560 we

01:06:41.120 should

01:06:41.380 we

01:06:42.100 should

01:06:42.300 offer

01:06:42.560 them

01:06:42.880 some

01:06:43.140 kind

01:06:43.340 of

01:06:43.460 asylum

01:06:43.820 in

01:06:44.100 the

01:06:44.220 US

01:06:44.540 according

01:06:47.100 to

01:06:47.300 Newsmax

01:06:47.960 the

01:06:48.820 Department

01:06:50.120 of

01:06:50.320 Education

01:06:50.800 is

01:06:51.080 investigating

01:06:51.820 a

01:06:52.420 complaint

01:06:53.440 in

01:06:53.720 Chicago

01:06:54.200 that

01:06:54.600 they

01:06:54.740 have

01:06:54.860 some

01:06:55.020 kind

01:06:55.240 of

01:06:55.380 racist

01:06:55.740 program

01:06:56.500 that

01:06:56.700 was

01:06:56.840 only

01:06:57.040 going

01:06:57.200 to

01:06:57.400 be

01:06:58.140 available

01:06:58.500 if

01:06:58.780 you

01:06:58.900 were

01:06:59.000 black

01:06:59.460 but

01:07:00.220 since

01:07:00.600 nobody

01:07:00.980 seems

01:07:01.340 to be

01:07:01.680 getting

01:07:01.940 a good

01:07:02.280 education

01:07:02.780 in

01:07:03.040 Chicago

01:07:03.440 there's

01:07:05.300 some

01:07:05.500 complaints

01:07:06.040 that

01:07:06.300 it

01:07:06.400 was

01:07:06.560 just

01:07:06.780 racist

01:07:07.240 and

01:07:08.440 then

01:07:08.840 in

01:07:10.280 related

01:07:10.720 news

01:07:11.260 according

01:07:12.020 to

01:07:12.180 the

01:07:12.320 Federalist

01:07:12.920 reading

01:07:14.380 scores

01:07:14.880 have

01:07:15.140 plummeted

01:07:15.780 in

01:07:16.060 the

01:07:16.300 blue

01:07:16.620 states

01:07:17.160 like

01:07:17.840 the

01:07:18.000 one

01:07:18.180 I'm

01:07:18.400 in

01:07:18.580 but

01:07:19.500 they're

01:07:19.760 rising

01:07:20.180 in

01:07:20.640 the

01:07:20.840 red

01:07:21.060 ones

01:07:21.440 now

01:07:22.480 when

01:07:23.480 I

01:07:23.620 first

01:07:23.900 read

01:07:24.140 that

01:07:24.440 I

01:07:24.680 said

01:07:24.880 to

01:07:25.000 myself

01:07:25.440 I'll

01:07:26.200 bet

01:07:26.360 that's

01:07:26.880 not

01:07:27.240 real

01:07:27.700 maybe

01:07:28.240 has

01:07:28.480 something

01:07:28.780 to do

01:07:29.240 with

01:07:29.540 the

01:07:29.740 blue

01:07:29.940 states

01:07:30.320 have

01:07:30.540 more

01:07:30.960 immigrants

01:07:32.280 coming

01:07:32.620 in

01:07:32.960 so

01:07:33.340 they're

01:07:33.660 not

01:07:33.860 even

01:07:34.120 speaking

01:07:34.500 English

01:07:35.040 so

01:07:35.460 maybe

01:07:35.780 it lowers

01:07:36.240 all their

01:07:36.660 scores

01:07:37.080 or something

01:07:37.580 but

01:07:38.380 but

01:07:38.400 apparently

01:07:38.760 Mississippi

01:07:39.340 and

01:07:39.800 Louisiana

01:07:40.300 in

01:07:40.680 particular

01:07:41.180 had

01:07:42.360 implemented

01:07:43.040 some

01:07:44.420 effective

01:07:45.820 changes

01:07:47.140 to their

01:07:47.680 schooling

01:07:48.100 and

01:07:49.400 they're

01:07:49.960 focusing

01:07:50.800 more

01:07:51.120 on

01:07:51.440 phonics

01:07:52.260 and

01:07:52.600 basically

01:07:53.600 they're

01:07:54.040 just

01:07:54.220 doing

01:07:54.420 the

01:07:54.620 things

01:07:54.980 that

01:07:55.280 have

01:07:55.780 always

01:07:56.040 worked

01:07:56.340 in

01:07:56.480 the

01:07:56.620 past

01:07:57.000 but

01:07:57.240 we

01:07:57.380 stopped

01:07:57.640 doing

01:07:57.920 and

01:07:58.800 it

01:07:58.900 worked

01:07:59.260 so

01:08:00.460 the

01:08:00.840 reading

01:08:01.660 performance

01:08:02.260 of the

01:08:03.060 people

01:08:03.420 in

01:08:03.660 Mississippi

01:08:04.100 and

01:08:04.500 Louisiana

01:08:04.940 is

01:08:05.820 looking

01:08:06.100 great

01:08:06.600 so

01:08:08.240 it

01:08:08.380 turns

01:08:08.600 out

01:08:08.840 these

01:08:09.100 are

01:08:09.240 completely

01:08:09.700 fixable

01:08:10.460 problems

01:08:11.140 and

01:08:12.720 so

01:08:13.120 good

01:08:13.520 job

01:08:13.980 Mississippi

01:08:14.600 and

01:08:15.000 Louisiana

01:08:15.400 I'm

01:08:15.840 very

01:08:16.060 impressed

01:08:16.520 they

01:08:18.440 put

01:08:18.680 money

01:08:18.960 into

01:08:19.300 it

01:08:19.620 they

01:08:20.260 trained

01:08:20.580 teachers

01:08:21.060 on

01:08:21.320 literacy

01:08:21.700 and

01:08:22.740 provided

01:08:23.160 dedicated

01:08:23.780 reading

01:08:24.200 coaches

01:08:24.600 in

01:08:24.900 school

01:08:25.140 basically

01:08:25.540 they

01:08:25.920 did

01:08:26.120 all

01:08:26.320 the

01:08:26.480 things

01:08:26.800 that

01:08:26.980 make

01:08:27.180 sense

01:08:27.620 that

01:08:28.420 you're

01:08:28.700 sure

01:08:28.920 would

01:08:29.180 work

01:08:29.540 just

01:08:29.960 based

01:08:30.220 on

01:08:30.420 common

01:08:30.720 sense

01:08:31.160 and

01:08:31.860 they

01:08:32.000 worked

01:08:32.340 just

01:08:33.460 like

01:08:33.680 you

01:08:33.780 think

01:08:33.980 they

01:08:34.140 would

01:08:34.340 and

01:08:37.080 lastly

01:08:37.660 in

01:08:38.480 science

01:08:38.960 there

01:08:39.260 are

01:08:39.380 tiny

01:08:39.700 3D

01:08:40.260 printed

01:08:40.600 materials

01:08:41.300 according

01:08:41.720 to

01:08:41.920 ZME

01:08:42.340 science

01:08:42.860 they're

01:08:43.720 strong

01:08:44.160 as

01:08:44.360 steel

01:08:44.640 but

01:08:44.920 light

01:08:45.240 as

01:08:45.480 styrofoam

01:08:46.320 I guess

01:08:47.440 they use

01:08:47.920 carbon

01:08:48.380 and they

01:08:48.960 print it

01:08:49.680 so it has

01:08:50.060 this little

01:08:50.480 lattice

01:08:50.900 structure

01:08:51.420 but they

01:08:52.440 used

01:08:52.780 machine

01:08:53.260 learning

01:08:53.640 to figure

01:08:54.080 out

01:08:54.300 the

01:08:54.560 exact

01:08:54.940 nature

01:08:55.400 of

01:08:55.600 the

01:08:55.780 lattice

01:08:56.200 so

01:08:57.160 that

01:08:57.360 it

01:08:57.480 would

01:08:57.620 be

01:08:57.820 as

01:08:58.060 light

01:08:58.400 as

01:08:58.620 styrofoam

01:08:59.220 but

01:08:59.420 as

01:08:59.600 strong

01:08:59.960 as

01:09:00.320 steel

01:09:02.260 so

01:09:03.980 that

01:09:04.540 could

01:09:04.740 change

01:09:05.040 a lot

01:09:05.440 imagine

01:09:06.760 how much

01:09:07.200 would

01:09:07.400 change

01:09:07.960 if you

01:09:09.340 had a

01:09:09.640 material

01:09:10.020 that was

01:09:10.320 strong

01:09:10.640 as

01:09:10.820 steel

01:09:11.080 but

01:09:11.360 as

01:09:11.900 light

01:09:12.180 as

01:09:12.480 styrofoam

01:09:14.260 who knows

01:09:15.560 how much

01:09:16.180 they can

01:09:16.480 make of it

01:09:16.980 but they

01:09:17.280 can 3D

01:09:17.780 print it

01:09:18.320 so it

01:09:18.720 looks like

01:09:19.080 it's

01:09:19.500 somewhat

01:09:19.840 practical

01:09:20.380 alright

01:09:21.420 ladies and 0.98

01:09:21.940 gentlemen

01:09:22.180 that's what

01:09:22.660 I have

01:09:22.900 for today

01:09:23.380 hope

01:09:24.800 you

01:09:24.920 enjoyed

01:09:25.240 it

01:09:25.480 and

01:09:26.320 I'll

01:09:26.580 see

01:09:26.820 all

01:09:27.040 you

01:09:27.360 YouTubers 0.97

01:09:28.560 and

01:09:29.000 Rumble

01:09:29.400 people

01:09:29.780 and

01:09:30.000 X

01:09:30.220 people

01:09:30.580 tomorrow

01:09:31.800 same

01:09:32.200 time

01:09:32.440 same

01:09:32.640 place

01:09:33.020 and

01:09:34.380 for

01:09:35.140 locals

01:09:35.700 I'm

01:09:36.160 going to

01:09:36.460 talk to

01:09:36.960 you

01:09:37.100 privately

01:09:37.660 in

01:09:38.260 30

01:09:38.980 seconds

01:09:39.620 so the

01:09:40.560 rest of

01:09:40.940 you

01:09:41.160 I'll

01:09:41.500 see you

01:09:41.880 tomorrow

01:09:42.260 I hope

01:09:53.380 you

01:10:23.380 Thank you.

01:10:53.380 Thank you.

01:11:23.380 Thank you.

01:11:53.380 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - April 30, 2025

Episode 2825 CWSA 04⧸30⧸25

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