Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2843 CWSA 05⧸18⧸25

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00:01:14.440 Well, it's Sunday, and usually this happens on Saturday,

00:01:19.800 but today Owen Gregorian will be hosting a Spaces right after the show.

00:01:26.540 Spaces is the audio service that's on the X platform,

00:01:31.060 so if you want to listen to that codex, look for Owen Gregorian,

00:01:38.340 or you can see the link in my feed.

00:01:42.580 Well, I wonder if there's any science that I didn't need to do because they could have just asked me.

00:01:47.600 Oh, here's some.

00:01:49.060 Eric Nolan writing in SciPost.

00:01:51.320 He's my favorite.

00:01:52.060 Did you know that people who inhaled DMT, they got rapid and lasting antidepressant effects?

00:02:01.780 Do you know how I knew that that was going to be true?

00:02:05.300 Because every single time they try a hallucinogen, it doesn't matter which one,

00:02:10.960 and they tested on depressed people, every single time it works.

00:02:17.980 And not only does it work, it has lasting benefits.

00:02:23.100 Maybe not a lifetime, but lasting.

00:02:26.320 So maybe they didn't need to test this.

00:02:29.000 Maybe they could have just asked me,

00:02:30.860 hey, what do you think would happen if we give this depressed guy some DMT?

00:02:34.280 Maybe I'd be like, well, I think he'll get happier.

00:02:38.200 That's what I think.

00:02:40.960 You probably saw some of the news that a Mexican naval vessel crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge Saturday night.

00:02:51.720 Now, the surprising part about this story is Mexico has a Navy.

00:02:59.180 How many of you knew that Mexico even had a Navy?

00:03:02.840 Do they?

00:03:03.420 Well, I guess they do.

00:03:05.380 This particular ship was a tall ship.

00:03:08.440 So a sail ship with very tall sails.

00:03:12.440 And I guess those sails were too tall.

00:03:15.160 But I think there was some kind of engine problem or something that caused them to smash into the bridge.

00:03:20.600 I saw that there were casualties.

00:03:23.800 But then I saw some other reports.

00:03:27.740 So I'm not sure exactly how many casualties, but they do have.

00:03:31.260 I think most likely they do.

00:03:33.600 So that was bad.

00:03:36.840 In a related story, Red State Ward Clark is writing that the Mexican cartels are now dealing in the illicit fish trade.

00:03:50.780 So they're becoming fishermen and they're squeezing out the non-cartel people and, you know, elbowing their way in.

00:04:02.380 And they're in the fish business.

00:04:04.080 Now, this raises some questions.

00:04:07.040 Why is it that they're in the fish business?

00:04:12.180 Is it because selling fish is as profitable as cocaine?

00:04:19.200 I don't think so.

00:04:20.560 I don't think the margins are nearly as good.

00:04:22.580 Is it because they have so many recruits who want to join the cartel that they don't have enough cocaine to keep them all busy?

00:04:36.640 It's like, all right, all right.

00:04:38.840 You know, only the people with seniority get to do the cocaine.

00:04:43.360 We're going to have to put you on something, you know, sort of an entry-level thing.

00:04:48.700 All right.

00:04:49.360 Okay.

00:04:49.920 Excellent.

00:04:50.920 I got my tattoos.

00:04:52.000 I'm ready to go.

00:04:53.660 What kind of exciting criminal activity will I be involved in?

00:04:58.200 Well, Juan, we're going to put you in fish.

00:05:03.340 Excuse me.

00:05:04.800 Fish.

00:05:05.440 You'll be in fish.

00:05:08.540 I didn't join the cartel to be in fish.

00:05:13.120 I know, but got to start somewhere.

00:05:15.540 If you do a good job in fish, we'll move you to, I don't know what,

00:05:21.100 stealing cars, but eventually you can work your way up to the cocaine business.

00:05:27.180 But seriously, doesn't it seem to you that this is driven by too many people in the cartel?

00:05:33.620 Like, would they really enter the fish business unless they had more people than they had jobs for the people?

00:05:43.400 Watching the cartels diversify?

00:05:46.300 Well, it's telling us something, but I don't know exactly what it is.

00:05:51.900 Now, I guess you could say that the cartels are just taking over every business in Mexico, and fish are just one of them.

00:05:59.160 I suppose that's true.

00:06:02.080 Well, there's a company I've told you about before, and I even wrote about it in one of my books, called Climeworks.

00:06:09.420 And it's these giant sucking machines that suck the CO2 out of the air.

00:06:15.640 Oh, no, they'll take all my CO2 and my plants will die.

00:06:19.440 Don't they know that CO2 is plant food?

00:06:21.640 I just said that, so you don't have to.

00:06:25.220 But the idea was they were trying to reduce the risk of climate change by having gigantic machines that suck the CO2 out.

00:06:33.960 But now that they've been running these machines for a while,

00:06:38.060 it turns out that the machines add more CO2 to the...

00:06:43.500 It adds more CO2 than it removes.

00:06:47.340 Now, you can't fail harder than that.

00:06:53.640 I'm sorry, Climeworks.

00:06:55.720 I really thought you had a chance.

00:06:58.240 But no, it turns out that they're not that efficient, and it just makes things worse.

00:07:07.060 Or, if you like your CO2 because it's good for plant food, it makes things better.

00:07:12.780 It would be funny if you learned that the plants were growing really well wherever there was a Climeworks machine,

00:07:20.560 because they had added more CO2 than they'd removed from the atmosphere.

00:07:25.840 Does it seem to you that every climate change story now looks different?

00:07:31.620 Is it my imagination, or is climate change sort of as a concept now so debunked that whenever there's a story,

00:07:42.460 it's about something not working or, you know, some estimate that wasn't true or some variable that they forgot?

00:07:51.840 There's something definitely happening in the climate change world.

00:07:55.940 And I like to end this by saying, wait till you find out about the climate models.

00:08:06.380 Because you know, we live in a world where everything from the auto pen, which we'll talk about,

00:08:14.560 to the Mexican Navy, literally just nothing works.

00:08:20.260 But we're supposed to believe that these complicated models predicting the climate for 40 years,

00:08:27.380 we're supposed to believe that those are accurate?

00:08:32.180 Oh my.

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00:09:36.640 According to live science,

00:09:39.280 one of the problems with AI models is they can't read,

00:09:43.640 they can't tell time or read a calendar.

00:09:45.860 Now, I guess they can tell time if they do it the digital way.

00:09:50.300 But if you show AI a picture of a clock,

00:09:53.880 it can't tell you what time it is.

00:09:57.000 Isn't that weird?

00:09:58.280 You'd think it would be able to do that easily.

00:10:00.740 And the same with a calendar.

00:10:02.220 So, it's not that it doesn't understand time and calendars,

00:10:07.540 but if you show it a picture of one,

00:10:10.140 it gets confused.

00:10:12.120 And it's really terrible.

00:10:14.020 The failure rate is,

00:10:15.640 you know, like 40%, 25% in that range.

00:10:21.500 Well, here's some possibly good news

00:10:25.820 until it turns out to be yet another thing that doesn't work.

00:10:29.600 According to interesting engineering,

00:10:32.120 there's a European firm that's going to use nuclear waste

00:10:36.320 to generate their own nuclear power plant.

00:10:40.220 And they're going to have power for a quarter million homes.

00:10:45.120 It's a company called Thrizin.

00:10:48.340 Now, you knew that this was a potential technology.

00:10:52.720 It's something I've been talking about for years.

00:10:56.040 Well, other people have been talking about it,

00:10:57.980 and I've been telling you about it.

00:10:59.400 But the idea is that nuclear waste

00:11:04.240 still has 90% of its potential for power,

00:11:09.240 but they don't have machines that can use the extra 90%.

00:11:14.260 So, there's a new kind of machine.

00:11:18.920 I think it's a kind of technology.

00:11:23.660 It's one that you've heard of before.

00:11:25.320 It's a molten salt reactor.

00:11:31.720 So, they haven't built it yet,

00:11:34.040 but they got the funding,

00:11:35.260 they got the plans,

00:11:36.140 they're going to build it.

00:11:37.820 And this would be amazing.

00:11:41.540 It would power a quarter million households

00:11:43.340 for 40 years with nuclear waste.

00:11:47.300 So, you know how we worried about nuclear waste

00:11:51.200 when I was a kid?

00:11:52.780 Like, that was the biggest thing people worried about.

00:11:55.320 Where are we going to put all that nuclear waste?

00:11:57.960 Well, if this thing works,

00:12:00.100 and I'm pretty sure it will,

00:12:03.640 it turns out that nuclear waste

00:12:05.700 is just your fuel for your thorium.

00:12:09.220 Is it a thorium?

00:12:11.120 It's probably a thorium

00:12:12.340 because the name of the company is Thorizon.

00:12:16.440 I thought I said that somewhere,

00:12:21.500 but I'm looking at my notes.

00:12:24.100 Yeah, I think it's a thorium.

00:12:28.140 Well, Vivek Ramaswamy's bid to become governor of Ohio

00:12:33.840 is looking a little more likely.

00:12:36.220 According to the Daily Wire,

00:12:37.560 the only person who is maybe going to give him

00:12:41.000 a good fight for the nomination

00:12:43.940 on the Republican side is dropped out.

00:12:47.940 And that gives him a clear path

00:12:50.580 to be the Republican nominee.

00:12:52.380 So, he's got a little competition,

00:12:55.700 but nothing that would stop him.

00:12:57.240 So, Vivek Ramaswamy

00:12:59.000 is one step closer

00:13:01.500 to being the governor of Ohio.

00:13:05.280 So, in case you're wondering

00:13:08.840 why he's been so quiet,

00:13:11.620 that's why he's going to be governor of Ohio.

00:13:15.200 Do you think after he's governor of Ohio

00:13:17.380 that he'll make a bid for the presidency?

00:13:23.080 I'm going to say yes.

00:13:25.480 I don't know if he'll do one or two terms as governor,

00:13:29.620 but it seems like that will be his preparation

00:13:32.540 for running for president.

00:13:34.560 I think it's coming.

00:13:37.980 Well, as you know,

00:13:39.420 you may have seen this

00:13:40.720 if you're on social media,

00:13:42.740 Trump posted a video

00:13:44.520 that's a compilation

00:13:47.000 of some of the mysterious deaths

00:13:49.500 that are linked to Hillary Clinton.

00:13:56.300 Now, every time I think

00:13:57.980 that Trump can't be funnier

00:14:00.200 or he can't be more provocative,

00:14:02.920 he finds a way to do it.

00:14:05.680 So, you're probably aware

00:14:07.040 that people have put together

00:14:08.480 these lists of all these people

00:14:10.480 who had mysterious deaths

00:14:12.160 that were suspiciously good

00:14:16.220 for Hillary Clinton.

00:14:18.700 That's what people say.

00:14:19.760 Now, it makes me wonder,

00:14:22.760 could you pick any random high-level politician

00:14:26.860 and find a bunch of deaths

00:14:29.420 that you could argue,

00:14:32.040 well, arguably,

00:14:33.240 this was good for that politician,

00:14:34.880 so they must have been behind it?

00:14:37.100 Or is this unique to her?

00:14:39.200 Because if it's nothing but coincidence,

00:14:45.060 you would think there would be

00:14:46.240 at least one other notable politician

00:14:49.200 that also has,

00:14:51.280 just by coincidence,

00:14:52.660 you know,

00:14:53.080 a whole bunch of people who died

00:14:54.920 that were related to them

00:14:56.720 and their death somehow

00:14:58.600 was a benefit to them.

00:14:59.880 but I only know about one.

00:15:05.120 I've never even heard

00:15:06.760 of anyone else being accused

00:15:09.940 of having a whole bunch of

00:15:11.580 dead people around them

00:15:13.000 that were suspiciously good for them,

00:15:15.420 career-wise.

00:15:17.100 So, Trump prints that.

00:15:21.560 Now, one of the ones,

00:15:22.980 just so you know,

00:15:23.620 do you remember when

00:15:26.520 JFK Jr. died in his plane crash

00:15:31.660 and a lot of people said

00:15:35.400 he likely was going to run

00:15:36.840 for the Senate in New York

00:15:38.660 and he might have been

00:15:40.180 the only person

00:15:41.020 who could have beaten Clinton

00:15:42.740 and then the only person

00:15:44.900 who could beat her

00:15:45.840 suspiciously dies in a plane crash.

00:15:51.280 Interesting.

00:15:53.620 So, that was one of them,

00:15:54.880 but there were a bunch of them.

00:15:55.880 Let's see,

00:15:56.220 there was Seth Rich,

00:15:58.740 Vince Foster,

00:16:01.440 some intern,

00:16:02.840 Mary Mahoney,

00:16:04.080 and some others.

00:16:06.040 So, I was reading about this

00:16:07.540 in the Gateway Pundit.

00:16:09.440 So, why do you think

00:16:10.460 Trump did that?

00:16:12.460 What do you think

00:16:13.340 his motivation was

00:16:14.520 for printing that?

00:16:16.840 Well,

00:16:17.580 I would say

00:16:19.120 at least two possibilities.

00:16:21.620 one is that

00:16:23.580 it just absorbs attention

00:16:25.620 and it's going to make people

00:16:27.620 just think about that

00:16:29.960 instead of thinking

00:16:31.160 about other things.

00:16:32.740 And as long as you're thinking

00:16:33.780 about the thing

00:16:34.840 he wants you to think about,

00:16:37.120 you don't have enough time

00:16:38.400 to think about

00:16:39.220 maybe things

00:16:40.080 that would be negative to him.

00:16:42.700 So,

00:16:43.360 the more he makes you think

00:16:45.280 what he wants you to think,

00:16:47.280 the better off he is.

00:16:49.500 So,

00:16:51.220 we'll see.

00:16:53.800 I don't have an opinion

00:16:55.120 about how real

00:16:56.260 any of these deaths are

00:16:57.740 in terms of being

00:16:59.540 connected to Hillary.

00:17:01.060 But it does look like

00:17:02.480 there's a lot of deaths

00:17:03.560 around Hillary.

00:17:06.340 It does seem like

00:17:07.680 a pretty big set

00:17:08.620 of coincidences.

00:17:11.040 All right.

00:17:12.880 So,

00:17:13.620 I wasn't going to talk

00:17:14.680 about this,

00:17:15.380 but I just have to.

00:17:18.980 This whole

00:17:19.820 Comey 86 thing,

00:17:22.260 people got really mad at me

00:17:24.060 and I'm going to

00:17:25.660 help you out here

00:17:26.760 on how to think about it.

00:17:29.540 So,

00:17:30.220 number one,

00:17:31.200 if you have

00:17:31.900 complete certainty

00:17:32.960 that Comey

00:17:34.840 knew exactly

00:17:35.720 what he was doing

00:17:36.640 and it was a call

00:17:38.340 to have

00:17:38.900 Trump assassinated,

00:17:41.100 I would say

00:17:41.760 that's the worst take.

00:17:43.340 not that you're wrong,

00:17:46.780 but that you have

00:17:48.040 a certainty

00:17:48.620 about what a stranger

00:17:50.000 is thinking.

00:17:51.960 The certainty

00:17:52.920 is just a mistake.

00:17:56.040 You've lived

00:17:56.880 in a world

00:17:57.460 where you've been

00:17:58.300 surprised before

00:17:59.520 about things

00:18:00.220 you were certain about

00:18:01.260 and there's nothing

00:18:02.940 less certain

00:18:04.080 than how somebody

00:18:05.420 else is thinking.

00:18:07.240 Now,

00:18:08.000 part of what

00:18:09.200 bothers me

00:18:09.800 about this story

00:18:10.540 is it's so damn

00:18:11.420 boring

00:18:11.820 because everybody

00:18:13.400 just says

00:18:14.000 the same five things

00:18:15.240 but they say

00:18:16.600 them really angrily

00:18:17.700 if you don't agree.

00:18:19.680 All right?

00:18:20.140 So,

00:18:20.560 I'm going to

00:18:21.320 sort of

00:18:22.320 say the same

00:18:23.180 five things

00:18:24.020 and see if you

00:18:25.040 agree with me.

00:18:27.160 Number one,

00:18:28.380 it comes down

00:18:29.260 to what

00:18:29.940 Comey was thinking.

00:18:31.980 Would you agree?

00:18:34.020 Because if you

00:18:34.980 knew magically,

00:18:36.460 oh,

00:18:36.820 he wasn't thinking

00:18:37.720 about assassination,

00:18:39.000 he was just thinking

00:18:39.660 about removing him

00:18:40.560 from office

00:18:41.160 and I'm not saying

00:18:43.100 that's what he

00:18:43.600 was thinking

00:18:44.140 because how

00:18:46.360 would I know?

00:18:47.740 I can't read

00:18:48.580 his mind.

00:18:49.960 So,

00:18:50.520 if I told you

00:18:51.120 I'm certain

00:18:51.920 that he was

00:18:52.680 thinking it was

00:18:53.380 innocent,

00:18:54.500 well,

00:18:54.780 that would be

00:18:55.180 a mistake.

00:18:56.800 Just as certain

00:18:58.280 if you said

00:18:59.140 I'm certain

00:18:59.940 he was thinking,

00:19:01.780 you know,

00:19:02.580 maybe I can get

00:19:03.780 people to assassinate

00:19:04.780 him if I do this.

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00:19:27.080 you're richer

00:19:27.520 than you think.

00:19:28.140 All right.

00:19:35.460 If you were,

00:19:36.740 if you want to say

00:19:37.860 that in his role

00:19:39.740 as head of the FBI,

00:19:41.360 he should have

00:19:42.460 known that that

00:19:44.240 was a call to

00:19:45.060 assassination,

00:19:45.640 I would say,

00:19:47.860 you don't know

00:19:48.320 that.

00:19:49.460 You don't know

00:19:50.360 that at all.

00:19:50.960 because here's

00:19:53.460 what I think.

00:19:55.620 Even if you

00:19:56.720 had only heard

00:19:57.600 that term

00:19:58.180 in the restaurant

00:19:58.920 business,

00:20:00.240 which would be

00:20:01.200 my case,

00:20:01.780 I've only heard

00:20:02.360 it in the

00:20:02.780 restaurant business,

00:20:03.940 do you think

00:20:04.780 I would be

00:20:05.320 confused

00:20:06.160 if I saw

00:20:07.580 a movie

00:20:08.040 where

00:20:08.620 somebody was

00:20:09.900 a professional

00:20:10.640 sniper

00:20:11.200 and their

00:20:13.340 partner

00:20:13.860 or their

00:20:15.120 boss

00:20:15.540 said,

00:20:16.740 you know,

00:20:17.040 once I had

00:20:17.500 lined up the

00:20:18.160 sights on

00:20:18.660 somebody,

00:20:19.160 the professional

00:20:19.780 sniper,

00:20:20.220 and the

00:20:21.120 boss said,

00:20:21.780 all right,

00:20:22.600 86 them.

00:20:24.040 Do you think

00:20:24.760 I would be

00:20:25.300 confused about

00:20:26.720 what 86

00:20:27.420 meant in that

00:20:28.460 context?

00:20:29.480 No,

00:20:30.020 not at all.

00:20:31.540 Suppose

00:20:32.100 it was a

00:20:33.540 professional

00:20:34.080 hitman

00:20:34.700 for the

00:20:35.700 mafia

00:20:36.100 and I saw

00:20:37.580 the movie

00:20:38.080 and somebody

00:20:38.560 said,

00:20:39.440 all right,

00:20:40.700 we're going

00:20:40.980 to 86

00:20:41.740 veto.

00:20:42.660 Even if I'd

00:20:43.560 never heard

00:20:44.260 that word

00:20:44.920 being used

00:20:45.660 in that

00:20:46.100 context,

00:20:47.000 would I be

00:20:47.660 confused about

00:20:48.620 what it

00:20:48.960 meant?

00:20:49.900 No.

00:20:50.900 No,

00:20:51.220 that would

00:20:51.480 be completely

00:20:52.000 true because

00:20:53.240 that's how

00:20:53.760 words work.

00:20:55.440 You can

00:20:56.200 wax your

00:20:56.980 car and

00:20:58.620 nobody thinks

00:20:59.380 that's

00:20:59.800 assassinating

00:21:00.540 the car.

00:21:01.880 But if

00:21:02.760 a mafia

00:21:04.000 hitman

00:21:04.680 said,

00:21:05.260 I'm going

00:21:05.980 to wax

00:21:06.560 veto,

00:21:07.520 you would

00:21:08.560 know that

00:21:08.980 wax

00:21:09.500 meant kill

00:21:10.920 veto.

00:21:12.100 So the

00:21:13.040 word means

00:21:13.600 a different

00:21:13.980 thing based

00:21:14.700 on the

00:21:15.040 context.

00:21:16.500 Now,

00:21:16.720 here's the

00:21:17.320 interesting

00:21:18.280 thing.

00:21:18.720 we don't

00:21:21.180 think that

00:21:21.820 Comey

00:21:22.260 arranged the

00:21:23.060 shells

00:21:23.380 himself,

00:21:24.220 right?

00:21:25.480 Can you

00:21:26.380 give me a

00:21:26.800 fact check

00:21:27.260 on that?

00:21:27.960 I believe

00:21:28.760 he just

00:21:29.220 saw it

00:21:29.780 and then

00:21:30.580 thought,

00:21:30.920 oh,

00:21:31.460 I'm going

00:21:31.860 to take

00:21:32.120 a picture

00:21:32.480 of this.

00:21:32.900 Do you

00:21:35.400 think that

00:21:36.740 even if

00:21:37.520 Comey

00:21:38.040 would have

00:21:38.500 definitely

00:21:39.220 known if

00:21:40.720 he'd heard

00:21:41.160 86 in

00:21:42.300 the context

00:21:42.940 of a

00:21:43.340 hitman or

00:21:44.080 the mafia,

00:21:45.380 just like

00:21:45.980 you and

00:21:46.340 me,

00:21:47.300 he would

00:21:47.640 have

00:21:47.800 definitely

00:21:48.460 known that

00:21:49.060 was a

00:21:49.720 call for

00:21:50.200 violence in

00:21:50.980 those contexts.

00:21:52.640 But when he

00:21:53.520 saw seashells

00:21:54.840 on the

00:21:55.780 beach,

00:21:56.860 are you

00:21:57.740 still so

00:21:58.320 sure that

00:21:58.900 he thought

00:21:59.320 that was a

00:22:00.720 clear call

00:22:01.420 to violence?

00:22:03.660 Now,

00:22:04.200 we can't

00:22:04.600 believe what

00:22:05.120 he says.

00:22:06.480 You know,

00:22:06.660 he said,

00:22:07.060 oh,

00:22:07.180 I didn't

00:22:07.440 realize that

00:22:08.000 was interpreted

00:22:09.280 as violence,

00:22:10.060 so I took

00:22:10.520 it down.

00:22:11.560 But how

00:22:12.260 many of

00:22:12.720 you believe

00:22:13.480 that Comey,

00:22:15.680 being the

00:22:16.280 sophisticated,

00:22:17.560 clever guy

00:22:18.160 you think

00:22:18.640 he is,

00:22:19.960 said to

00:22:20.480 himself,

00:22:21.300 I think

00:22:21.880 I'll do

00:22:22.240 a call

00:22:22.720 for assassination

00:22:23.580 with these

00:22:25.120 seashells,

00:22:26.060 and then

00:22:26.760 I'll post

00:22:27.320 it on

00:22:27.680 Instagram,

00:22:28.980 and everything

00:22:29.600 will be

00:22:30.100 fine.

00:22:31.420 How

00:22:31.900 many of

00:22:32.280 you think

00:22:32.740 that that

00:22:33.260 was his

00:22:33.740 thought

00:22:34.020 process,

00:22:35.100 that he

00:22:35.780 was going

00:22:36.100 to call

00:22:36.560 for

00:22:37.380 assassination,

00:22:39.240 post it

00:22:39.860 on social

00:22:40.600 media,

00:22:41.880 and that

00:22:42.340 there wouldn't

00:22:42.720 be any

00:22:43.100 problem

00:22:43.460 with that?

00:22:45.400 Because

00:22:45.960 that would

00:22:46.340 be super

00:22:48.000 stupid.

00:22:50.500 It wouldn't

00:22:51.360 be super

00:22:52.000 clever,

00:22:52.760 it would

00:22:53.120 be super

00:22:53.860 stupid.

00:22:55.480 So,

00:22:56.600 is he

00:22:57.540 super

00:22:57.940 stupid?

00:22:58.320 or is

00:23:00.220 he

00:23:00.340 somebody

00:23:00.700 who

00:23:00.960 saw

00:23:01.260 the

00:23:01.460 context

00:23:02.020 was

00:23:02.420 seashells

00:23:03.200 that

00:23:03.340 somebody

00:23:03.720 else

00:23:03.980 put

00:23:04.200 there

00:23:04.520 and

00:23:05.340 thought

00:23:05.640 they

00:23:05.960 probably

00:23:06.280 weren't

00:23:06.520 thinking

00:23:06.880 about

00:23:07.180 murdering

00:23:07.680 him,

00:23:08.300 they

00:23:08.860 probably

00:23:09.200 just

00:23:09.480 wanted

00:23:09.740 to get

00:23:10.040 rid

00:23:10.220 of him.

00:23:10.920 And he

00:23:11.200 thought,

00:23:11.580 oh,

00:23:11.700 it's

00:23:11.820 clever that

00:23:12.420 you could

00:23:12.660 put these

00:23:13.020 two numbers

00:23:13.640 together,

00:23:14.220 86 and

00:23:14.900 47.

00:23:15.360 47.

00:23:16.900 So,

00:23:17.940 here's

00:23:20.200 what,

00:23:20.880 here's

00:23:21.420 my take.

00:23:22.480 We don't

00:23:23.280 know what

00:23:23.660 he was

00:23:23.980 thinking,

00:23:25.100 but if

00:23:25.780 you're

00:23:26.020 100%

00:23:26.840 sure

00:23:27.400 that

00:23:28.720 Comey

00:23:29.620 saw

00:23:29.920 seashells

00:23:30.820 on the

00:23:31.200 beach

00:23:31.620 and took

00:23:32.860 a picture

00:23:33.280 of them

00:23:33.740 and thought

00:23:34.960 that he

00:23:35.500 was going

00:23:35.880 to call

00:23:36.260 for

00:23:36.480 assassination

00:23:37.040 and post

00:23:38.020 it on

00:23:38.340 Instagram

00:23:38.820 and that

00:23:39.960 would be

00:23:40.260 a good

00:23:40.580 play,

00:23:41.420 that's

00:23:42.480 not a

00:23:42.800 good take.

00:23:43.360 not 100%

00:23:45.840 sure.

00:23:46.920 If you

00:23:47.580 tell me

00:23:48.160 I think

00:23:49.340 he might

00:23:49.860 have been

00:23:50.140 thinking

00:23:50.480 of that,

00:23:51.480 I would

00:23:51.840 say he

00:23:52.620 might have

00:23:52.920 been.

00:23:53.800 If you

00:23:54.520 say he

00:23:55.600 might not

00:23:56.140 have been

00:23:56.440 thinking

00:23:56.740 of that

00:23:57.160 and he

00:23:57.860 was just

00:23:58.220 not really

00:23:58.700 thinking

00:23:59.000 of anything

00:23:59.520 and he

00:24:00.900 didn't

00:24:01.180 think it

00:24:01.520 through,

00:24:02.300 I would

00:24:03.200 say maybe.

00:24:05.400 But if

00:24:06.100 you're

00:24:06.320 positive,

00:24:07.640 you're

00:24:08.000 100%

00:24:09.020 sure you

00:24:10.420 know what

00:24:10.840 he was

00:24:11.200 thinking

00:24:11.780 when he

00:24:12.720 did it,

00:24:13.360 that's

00:24:13.960 a terrible

00:24:14.400 take.

00:24:16.040 It's a

00:24:16.460 terrible

00:24:16.800 take.

00:24:18.140 Could

00:24:18.380 you be

00:24:18.780 right?

00:24:19.660 Yes.

00:24:21.020 Yes,

00:24:21.360 you could.

00:24:22.680 Am I

00:24:23.080 telling you

00:24:23.640 that he

00:24:24.680 definitely

00:24:25.140 was not

00:24:25.900 thinking

00:24:26.420 that it

00:24:27.720 was his

00:24:28.760 clever way

00:24:29.460 to kill

00:24:30.260 Trump?

00:24:31.340 I'm not

00:24:32.120 saying that

00:24:32.720 because I'm

00:24:34.880 not saying

00:24:35.320 I can read

00:24:35.920 his mind.

00:24:37.500 What I

00:24:38.240 am saying

00:24:38.740 is if it

00:24:39.540 were me,

00:24:40.100 and I

00:24:41.500 definitely

00:24:42.180 know that

00:24:42.740 if you're

00:24:43.140 using

00:24:43.520 86 to

00:24:44.420 talk to

00:24:44.820 a hit

00:24:45.080 man,

00:24:45.460 it would

00:24:45.700 be about

00:24:46.100 violence.

00:24:47.040 If I

00:24:47.760 saw some

00:24:48.280 seashells

00:24:49.100 on the

00:24:49.380 beach,

00:24:50.480 I wouldn't

00:24:51.060 necessarily

00:24:51.720 connect that

00:24:52.520 with any

00:24:52.920 violent

00:24:53.260 thought.

00:24:55.280 But it

00:24:55.940 doesn't mean

00:24:56.320 he thought

00:24:56.740 that way.

00:24:58.040 Now,

00:24:58.700 would you

00:24:59.280 agree that

00:24:59.800 this topic

00:25:00.440 is really

00:25:01.360 fucking

00:25:01.900 boring?

00:25:03.420 Because we

00:25:04.200 don't know

00:25:04.680 what he was

00:25:05.100 thinking.

00:25:05.840 It's not

00:25:06.500 going to

00:25:06.800 go anywhere.

00:25:07.860 As long

00:25:08.620 as there's

00:25:09.280 a common

00:25:10.960 usage of

00:25:11.760 the word

00:25:12.220 86 and

00:25:13.200 he's not

00:25:13.580 even the

00:25:13.960 one who

00:25:14.220 arranged the

00:25:14.820 shells,

00:25:16.040 he's not

00:25:16.540 going to

00:25:16.780 get arrested.

00:25:18.440 It's just

00:25:19.160 something to

00:25:19.720 talk about

00:25:20.420 where we

00:25:21.340 all just

00:25:21.720 say the

00:25:22.040 same fucking

00:25:22.700 things over

00:25:23.980 and over

00:25:24.400 again.

00:25:25.200 Oh, but

00:25:25.720 don't you

00:25:26.180 know that

00:25:27.180 he's so

00:25:27.680 smart?

00:25:28.700 He's so

00:25:29.180 smart that

00:25:29.760 he would

00:25:30.120 know that

00:25:30.600 that means

00:25:31.160 kill him.

00:25:32.780 Okay.

00:25:34.400 You don't

00:25:35.040 have to

00:25:35.400 say it

00:25:35.720 over and

00:25:36.100 over again.

00:25:37.200 All right.

00:25:37.540 So, how

00:25:38.140 about we

00:25:38.480 just never

00:25:39.120 talk about

00:25:39.740 this again?

00:25:42.080 Agreed?

00:25:44.600 All right.

00:25:48.080 Mario

00:25:48.640 Anoffel was

00:25:49.780 calling out

00:25:51.360 something from

00:25:52.240 SciTech Daily.

00:25:54.360 Apparently,

00:25:55.220 there's what

00:25:57.120 could be a

00:25:57.920 really big

00:25:58.520 discovery.

00:26:00.680 So, they

00:26:01.440 found a way

00:26:02.040 to use

00:26:02.560 something called

00:26:03.260 tin perovskite,

00:26:05.820 which is a

00:26:06.380 mix of tin

00:26:07.020 and crystal-like

00:26:07.840 structures,

00:26:09.280 to split water

00:26:10.600 into clean

00:26:11.260 hydrogen.

00:26:13.120 And apparently

00:26:14.160 it's stable,

00:26:15.300 which is a

00:26:16.120 big deal,

00:26:17.060 and it's

00:26:17.720 efficient and

00:26:18.380 cost-effective,

00:26:19.600 and you

00:26:20.720 could basically

00:26:21.420 just use this

00:26:22.480 to create

00:26:23.060 unlimited

00:26:23.640 hydrogen.

00:26:24.260 solution.

00:26:26.180 Now,

00:26:28.060 the next

00:26:31.860 seashell

00:26:32.320 arrangement,

00:26:32.900 we'll talk

00:26:33.280 about voting

00:26:33.860 for the

00:26:34.360 budget.

00:26:35.460 Okay.

00:26:36.400 See how

00:26:36.820 mad you're

00:26:37.400 getting?

00:26:38.780 See, if you're

00:26:39.780 feeling anger

00:26:40.600 about that

00:26:41.320 Comey topic,

00:26:42.380 it's because

00:26:42.920 you know you're

00:26:43.600 wrong.

00:26:47.020 That's what's

00:26:47.800 causing the

00:26:48.420 anger.

00:26:49.420 You know you

00:26:50.580 didn't have a

00:26:51.040 good take.

00:26:51.560 And I

00:26:52.680 called you

00:26:53.180 out on it,

00:26:53.760 and you're

00:26:53.900 like,

00:26:54.120 rawr,

00:26:54.640 rawr,

00:26:55.460 rawr.

00:26:57.620 Anyway,

00:26:58.820 so apparently

00:26:59.640 this would,

00:27:00.520 you can use

00:27:01.540 just sunlight

00:27:02.540 and water

00:27:03.400 and turn it

00:27:04.060 into hydrogen,

00:27:05.220 and it could

00:27:06.160 be this huge

00:27:06.940 leap toward

00:27:07.640 green energy.

00:27:10.500 I wonder if

00:27:11.320 it's real.

00:27:12.360 Seems almost

00:27:13.040 too good,

00:27:13.620 doesn't it?

00:27:15.080 But maybe,

00:27:16.980 maybe we'll

00:27:17.840 see.

00:27:19.600 Well, you know

00:27:20.240 how the

00:27:20.560 Democrats are

00:27:21.360 having trouble

00:27:21.920 finding a

00:27:22.540 leader,

00:27:23.860 that they

00:27:24.420 all seem

00:27:24.840 to be

00:27:25.140 losers?

00:27:26.440 Well,

00:27:26.820 Stacey Abrams

00:27:27.800 was on

00:27:28.420 MSNBC,

00:27:30.100 and she was

00:27:31.220 asked what

00:27:31.720 the Democrats

00:27:32.280 need to do

00:27:32.900 to win,

00:27:33.740 and her

00:27:34.500 take was

00:27:35.160 they need

00:27:35.560 to focus

00:27:36.080 on their

00:27:36.520 values,

00:27:37.680 not their

00:27:38.820 policies,

00:27:39.960 their values.

00:27:41.480 And she

00:27:42.340 called out

00:27:42.840 DEI as

00:27:44.460 like one

00:27:44.900 of their

00:27:45.120 top values.

00:27:46.740 So in

00:27:47.480 order to

00:27:47.960 win,

00:27:48.400 they need

00:27:48.740 to focus

00:27:49.200 on DEI.

00:27:51.360 they're

00:27:52.780 not really

00:27:53.220 sending their

00:27:53.820 best,

00:27:54.240 are they?

00:27:56.580 I totally

00:27:57.560 want

00:27:57.940 Stacey Abrams

00:27:59.140 to focus

00:27:59.720 on DEI

00:28:00.520 and run

00:28:00.860 for president.

00:28:02.000 See how

00:28:02.580 that goes.

00:28:04.500 Not so

00:28:04.920 well.

00:28:06.420 Well,

00:28:06.760 there's

00:28:07.120 some kind

00:28:07.960 of a bomb

00:28:08.600 went off

00:28:09.200 at a

00:28:09.760 Palm Springs

00:28:10.760 fertility

00:28:11.640 clinic.

00:28:12.280 and the

00:28:14.500 FBI is

00:28:15.120 calling it

00:28:15.620 an intentional

00:28:16.320 act of

00:28:17.020 terrorism.

00:28:18.680 Hmm.

00:28:20.120 I wonder

00:28:21.120 if there

00:28:21.900 are any

00:28:22.300 kind of

00:28:23.180 suspicious

00:28:24.080 things that

00:28:25.020 are happening

00:28:25.480 at the

00:28:25.860 same time.

00:28:27.880 Huh.

00:28:28.820 So there

00:28:29.700 is an

00:28:30.060 intentional

00:28:30.520 act of

00:28:31.100 terrorism

00:28:31.520 that would

00:28:32.020 be blamed

00:28:32.620 on the

00:28:33.400 far right,

00:28:34.260 right?

00:28:35.060 Because it's

00:28:35.920 a fertility

00:28:36.780 clinic.

00:28:37.320 So isn't

00:28:40.860 this evidence

00:28:42.240 that the

00:28:43.080 far right

00:28:45.200 are the

00:28:46.320 dangerous

00:28:46.760 ones?

00:28:47.640 Is that

00:28:48.380 the way

00:28:48.680 it'll be

00:28:49.120 told?

00:28:50.760 Huh.

00:28:51.160 I wonder

00:28:51.520 if there

00:28:51.820 are any

00:28:52.220 other stories

00:28:53.140 that are

00:28:53.680 sort of in

00:28:54.140 the same

00:28:54.540 vein at

00:28:55.060 the same

00:28:55.440 time.

00:28:56.340 Oh,

00:28:56.640 here's

00:28:56.920 one.

00:28:58.180 It's

00:28:58.700 about

00:28:59.020 combat

00:28:59.740 sport

00:29:00.360 clubs.

00:29:02.260 Combat

00:29:02.780 sport

00:29:03.600 clubs.

00:29:04.720 Now,

00:29:05.100 I'm going

00:29:05.440 to tell

00:29:05.700 you the

00:29:06.000 story,

00:29:06.380 and I

00:29:07.360 want you

00:29:07.660 to see

00:29:07.980 how many

00:29:08.420 red flags

00:29:09.200 you can

00:29:09.780 pick out.

00:29:11.900 Number

00:29:12.260 one,

00:29:12.680 it's on

00:29:13.100 CBS.

00:29:14.460 So it's

00:29:14.860 a CBS

00:29:15.400 news story.

00:29:17.080 Bing.

00:29:18.060 Okay,

00:29:18.440 that was

00:29:18.780 an easy

00:29:19.200 one because

00:29:20.520 you don't

00:29:21.220 trust them

00:29:21.740 for news.

00:29:22.820 But what

00:29:23.200 they say

00:29:23.600 is that

00:29:24.040 combat

00:29:25.460 sports

00:29:26.100 clubs

00:29:26.580 have been

00:29:27.540 used to

00:29:28.080 boost

00:29:28.340 recruitment

00:29:29.020 for white

00:29:29.700 nationalist

00:29:30.320 hate

00:29:30.680 groups.

00:29:31.240 Oh.

00:29:32.340 Oh.

00:29:33.000 So at

00:29:33.460 the same

00:29:33.900 time that

00:29:35.280 a bomb

00:29:35.760 went off

00:29:36.320 at a

00:29:36.680 fertility

00:29:37.140 clinic,

00:29:38.720 CBS

00:29:39.060 News

00:29:39.660 was all

00:29:40.300 ready to

00:29:41.920 drop a

00:29:42.420 story about

00:29:43.160 white

00:29:43.980 nationalist

00:29:44.520 hate

00:29:44.880 groups.

00:29:46.340 That's

00:29:46.940 probably

00:29:47.180 just a

00:29:47.620 total

00:29:47.860 coincidence,

00:29:48.600 right?

00:29:48.960 Bing.

00:29:51.660 And that's

00:29:52.520 according to

00:29:53.080 a report

00:29:53.580 released by

00:29:54.560 the

00:29:55.040 Southern

00:29:55.980 Poverty

00:29:56.620 Law

00:29:57.000 Center.

00:29:57.460 Bing.

00:30:01.060 Remember,

00:30:01.760 I always

00:30:02.120 tell you,

00:30:02.740 if you know

00:30:03.320 what happened,

00:30:04.600 you don't

00:30:05.260 know anything.

00:30:06.320 But if

00:30:07.360 you know

00:30:07.900 who happened

00:30:09.300 or who

00:30:10.340 was involved,

00:30:11.800 you might

00:30:12.260 know a

00:30:12.620 lot.

00:30:13.540 So now

00:30:13.880 we've got

00:30:14.300 CBS

00:30:14.820 reporting on

00:30:16.700 the Southern

00:30:17.200 Poverty

00:30:17.720 Law Center.

00:30:19.060 You know

00:30:19.420 anything about

00:30:20.000 that group?

00:30:23.060 Well,

00:30:23.880 that group

00:30:26.100 is not

00:30:26.640 exactly

00:30:27.220 credible,

00:30:28.200 at least

00:30:28.600 with the

00:30:29.080 right-wing

00:30:30.040 part of

00:30:30.780 the world.

00:30:31.240 and their

00:30:33.800 report,

00:30:35.440 they've been

00:30:36.040 tracking the

00:30:36.640 efforts of

00:30:37.300 the

00:30:37.780 Patriot

00:30:39.520 Front.

00:30:40.520 Bing.

00:30:42.480 So they

00:30:43.420 had all

00:30:44.060 lined up a

00:30:44.780 story about

00:30:45.320 the Patriot

00:30:46.080 Front.

00:30:47.720 Huh.

00:30:48.900 Well,

00:30:49.520 that's kind

00:30:50.260 of interesting

00:30:50.840 timing.

00:30:52.060 And apparently

00:30:52.620 the Patriot

00:30:53.560 Front,

00:30:54.040 they say

00:30:56.680 is a

00:30:57.020 white

00:30:57.200 nationalist

00:30:57.680 movement

00:30:58.120 that was

00:30:59.480 formed

00:30:59.980 following the

00:31:01.000 deadly

00:31:01.420 Unite the

00:31:02.200 Right rally

00:31:03.200 in Charlottesville.

00:31:04.420 Ping.

00:31:05.880 Ping.

00:31:06.940 Ping.

00:31:07.540 Ping.

00:31:08.240 Ping.

00:31:08.960 Ping.

00:31:11.200 The Unite the

00:31:12.600 Right rally

00:31:13.460 in Charlottesville.

00:31:16.600 I don't

00:31:17.420 believe that

00:31:17.920 that was

00:31:18.240 organic.

00:31:19.520 I think

00:31:20.100 that was

00:31:20.440 somewhat

00:31:20.800 obviously

00:31:21.520 some kind

00:31:22.980 of an

00:31:23.240 op.

00:31:24.000 I mean,

00:31:24.540 like really

00:31:25.400 obviously.

00:31:27.620 So they're

00:31:28.700 tying it to

00:31:29.280 that.

00:31:30.600 So far

00:31:31.280 we've got

00:31:31.700 CBS,

00:31:33.260 the Southern

00:31:33.740 Poverty Law

00:31:34.580 Center,

00:31:35.480 Patriot Front,

00:31:36.980 and the

00:31:37.720 Charlottesville

00:31:38.460 event.

00:31:39.140 It's all in

00:31:39.560 the same

00:31:39.880 story.

00:31:42.280 Does that

00:31:42.860 activate

00:31:43.620 anything

00:31:44.100 for you?

00:31:45.260 It gets

00:31:45.900 better.

00:31:47.140 So Robert

00:31:48.260 Rundo is

00:31:49.720 the founder

00:31:50.260 of the

00:31:50.880 white

00:31:51.960 supremacist

00:31:52.740 group in

00:31:53.280 Southern

00:31:53.580 California.

00:31:54.640 And he's

00:31:55.240 the one

00:31:55.540 credited with

00:31:56.340 introducing

00:31:56.860 this idea

00:31:57.520 of the

00:31:57.880 active

00:31:58.560 clubs.

00:32:01.160 Right?

00:32:01.640 So what

00:32:02.960 do we know

00:32:03.300 about Robert

00:32:03.940 Rundo?

00:32:04.940 Hmm.

00:32:05.660 Well,

00:32:06.020 according to

00:32:06.640 CBS,

00:32:08.100 he was

00:32:08.780 arrested in

00:32:09.580 Romania in

00:32:10.500 2023.

00:32:12.140 Ping.

00:32:12.860 after the

00:32:15.320 U.S.

00:32:15.680 requested his

00:32:16.480 extradition on

00:32:17.600 federal rioting

00:32:18.560 charges,

00:32:19.880 he was

00:32:20.200 sentenced to

00:32:20.940 two years

00:32:21.660 and effectively

00:32:22.480 received a

00:32:23.300 time-served

00:32:24.040 ping sentence

00:32:26.040 being released

00:32:27.100 in December

00:32:27.740 of 2024.

00:32:31.040 Does any

00:32:32.060 of that

00:32:32.420 story sound

00:32:34.560 organic and

00:32:35.480 real to you?

00:32:37.100 I'm going to

00:32:37.920 say there's not

00:32:38.720 a single thing

00:32:39.480 here that looks

00:32:40.060 credible.

00:32:41.220 Not a single

00:32:41.900 thing.

00:32:44.200 Now, I

00:32:45.280 don't know

00:32:45.560 what's true

00:32:46.020 and what

00:32:46.360 isn't, but

00:32:47.880 in terms of

00:32:48.560 credibility,

00:32:49.860 this has

00:32:50.580 every signal

00:32:51.660 for not

00:32:52.200 being real.

00:32:53.340 Every one.

00:32:54.760 And it

00:32:55.120 dropped at

00:32:55.620 the same

00:32:56.120 time as

00:32:58.020 that bomb

00:32:58.520 went off at

00:32:59.100 the fertility

00:32:59.640 clinic.

00:33:01.060 Huh.

00:33:01.800 I wonder

00:33:02.540 if we're on

00:33:03.680 the verge

00:33:04.300 of the

00:33:05.100 fake news

00:33:06.520 talking about

00:33:07.340 the big

00:33:08.080 problem with

00:33:09.460 these far-right

00:33:10.440 extremists,

00:33:11.840 which would

00:33:13.560 be sort of

00:33:14.420 right on

00:33:14.900 time.

00:33:16.260 Were you not

00:33:17.200 expecting that?

00:33:19.180 Didn't we all

00:33:19.900 know that was

00:33:20.460 coming?

00:33:21.900 Of course we

00:33:22.820 did.

00:33:24.040 Is it this?

00:33:25.260 I don't know.

00:33:25.820 When I

00:33:27.160 found out my

00:33:27.780 friend got a

00:33:28.400 great deal on

00:33:29.220 a wool coat

00:33:29.780 from Winners,

00:33:30.620 I started

00:33:31.380 wondering,

00:33:32.280 is every

00:33:33.120 fabulous item I

00:33:34.100 see from

00:33:34.580 Winners?

00:33:35.380 Like that

00:33:35.920 woman over

00:33:36.400 there with

00:33:36.860 the designer

00:33:37.300 jeans.

00:33:38.120 Are those

00:33:38.720 from Winners?

00:33:39.640 Ooh, or those

00:33:40.620 beautiful gold

00:33:41.240 earrings?

00:33:42.120 Did she pay

00:33:42.540 full price?

00:33:43.440 Or that

00:33:43.720 leather tote?

00:33:44.480 Or that

00:33:44.720 cashmere

00:33:45.080 sweater?

00:33:45.700 Or those

00:33:46.000 knee-high

00:33:46.320 boots?

00:33:47.120 That dress?

00:33:47.920 That jacket?

00:33:48.600 Those shoes?

00:33:49.620 Is anyone

00:33:50.420 paying full price

00:33:51.360 for anything?

00:33:52.560 Stop

00:33:53.060 wondering.

00:33:53.860 Start winning.

00:33:54.780 Winners find

00:33:55.600 fabulous for

00:33:56.400 less.

00:33:58.000 Well, in

00:33:58.800 other news,

00:33:59.780 according to

00:34:01.040 The Hill,

00:34:02.340 so Trump

00:34:03.640 is mad at

00:34:05.660 Walmart and

00:34:06.400 lambasted

00:34:07.100 them over

00:34:07.740 raising their

00:34:08.480 prices because

00:34:10.160 of tariffs.

00:34:12.220 And this is

00:34:12.980 what Trump

00:34:13.940 said.

00:34:14.800 He said,

00:34:15.320 quote,

00:34:15.540 Walmart should

00:34:16.340 stop trying

00:34:17.380 to blame

00:34:17.880 tariffs as a

00:34:18.900 reason for

00:34:19.440 raising prices

00:34:20.360 throughout the

00:34:20.960 chain.

00:34:22.120 So Trump

00:34:23.820 said this

00:34:24.260 on True

00:34:24.640 Social.

00:34:25.620 Walmart

00:34:25.940 made billions

00:34:26.820 of dollars

00:34:27.360 last year,

00:34:28.300 far more

00:34:28.860 than expected.

00:34:30.700 And then

00:34:31.040 Trump says,

00:34:31.760 between Walmart

00:34:32.560 and China,

00:34:33.920 they should,

00:34:34.960 as I said,

00:34:36.280 eat the

00:34:36.760 tariffs and

00:34:37.800 not charge

00:34:38.480 valued customers

00:34:39.620 anything,

00:34:40.320 he added.

00:34:41.220 I'll be

00:34:41.640 watching and

00:34:42.660 so will

00:34:43.120 your customers.

00:34:45.560 Well,

00:34:46.680 now,

00:34:48.560 if Trump

00:34:49.440 can pull

00:34:49.960 this off,

00:34:50.720 I'll be

00:34:51.700 very impressed.

00:34:53.460 But the

00:34:54.420 normal way

00:34:55.580 these tariffs

00:34:56.300 would kind

00:34:57.520 of express

00:34:58.100 themselves is

00:34:59.700 if it were

00:35:00.320 a low margin

00:35:01.220 item,

00:35:02.940 Walmart's not

00:35:03.780 going to sell

00:35:04.240 low margin

00:35:04.900 items for a

00:35:06.100 loss because

00:35:07.580 there's an

00:35:07.960 extra charge

00:35:09.220 that eats up

00:35:10.520 the entire

00:35:10.980 margin.

00:35:12.140 And I don't

00:35:12.700 know if these

00:35:13.200 are high margin.

00:35:14.040 so if

00:35:17.160 they're low

00:35:17.680 margin things,

00:35:19.140 they pretty

00:35:19.660 much have to

00:35:20.340 pass along

00:35:21.240 the expense

00:35:22.040 to the

00:35:22.380 customer or

00:35:23.040 else get

00:35:23.480 out of the

00:35:23.780 business.

00:35:25.180 But if it's

00:35:25.740 high margin

00:35:26.340 stuff,

00:35:28.280 then he's

00:35:28.840 got a bit

00:35:29.260 of an

00:35:29.500 argument,

00:35:30.280 which is

00:35:31.520 you should

00:35:32.180 maybe eat

00:35:33.700 it.

00:35:35.380 But I

00:35:36.700 don't think

00:35:37.080 the president

00:35:37.600 should be

00:35:38.120 telling a

00:35:38.560 private company

00:35:39.400 how to

00:35:40.400 price things.

00:35:41.300 It feels

00:35:43.540 like a

00:35:43.880 little bit

00:35:44.220 of an

00:35:44.680 overreach.

00:35:47.600 But it's

00:35:48.740 very key to

00:35:49.520 his whole

00:35:50.020 strategy because

00:35:50.980 if everybody

00:35:51.680 starts raising

00:35:52.420 prices,

00:35:53.860 then his

00:35:55.660 tariff idea

00:35:56.560 looks like a

00:35:57.260 worse idea.

00:35:59.500 And Walmart's

00:36:00.320 sort of the

00:36:00.920 canary in the

00:36:04.200 coal mine,

00:36:04.860 if they go

00:36:05.520 first.

00:36:06.360 But they're

00:36:06.860 also the

00:36:07.320 biggest canary.

00:36:09.180 So I

00:36:10.320 imagine if

00:36:11.180 Trump can

00:36:12.000 bully

00:36:12.580 Walmart into

00:36:13.620 not raising

00:36:14.380 prices,

00:36:16.020 then other

00:36:16.960 retailers are

00:36:17.860 going to say,

00:36:18.700 all right,

00:36:19.100 we don't need

00:36:19.620 this trouble.

00:36:21.100 We don't need

00:36:21.840 this kind of

00:36:22.320 trouble aiming

00:36:22.940 at us,

00:36:23.540 so maybe

00:36:24.900 we should

00:36:25.340 ease some

00:36:25.860 of this

00:36:26.160 tariff.

00:36:27.840 But in

00:36:28.160 any case,

00:36:29.180 it's not,

00:36:30.940 in any case,

00:36:32.160 it still looks

00:36:32.880 like a tax

00:36:33.680 on somebody.

00:36:38.060 All right.

00:36:38.780 you've heard

00:36:42.660 this story

00:36:43.180 before,

00:36:43.640 but I'm

00:36:43.960 going to add

00:36:44.400 something to

00:36:44.920 it.

00:36:45.480 So the

00:36:45.880 Oklahoma State

00:36:47.100 Superintendent

00:36:48.000 of Schools,

00:36:49.340 Ryan Walters,

00:36:50.800 he was on

00:36:52.120 TV talking

00:36:52.720 about the

00:36:53.100 fact that

00:36:53.620 Oklahoma is

00:36:55.240 going to be

00:36:55.900 teaching their

00:36:56.800 students that

00:36:57.700 there were

00:36:58.160 irregularities in

00:36:59.500 the 2020

00:37:00.160 election,

00:37:00.720 and they're

00:37:03.760 going to let

00:37:04.000 the students

00:37:04.500 make up their

00:37:05.160 own minds

00:37:05.760 if those

00:37:06.620 irregularities

00:37:07.520 are a

00:37:08.100 coincidence

00:37:08.560 or had

00:37:10.420 some good

00:37:10.800 reason for

00:37:11.340 them,

00:37:11.760 or a sign

00:37:13.240 of some

00:37:13.740 kind of

00:37:14.260 rigged

00:37:15.880 election.

00:37:17.940 Now,

00:37:18.600 I like it

00:37:19.240 if it's

00:37:20.340 going to

00:37:20.560 help them

00:37:20.960 do reasoning

00:37:21.660 and,

00:37:22.560 you know,

00:37:22.940 just figure

00:37:23.560 it out

00:37:23.840 on their

00:37:24.180 own,

00:37:24.800 but let

00:37:25.960 me say

00:37:26.240 this.

00:37:27.260 If the

00:37:28.060 2028

00:37:29.060 election,

00:37:30.200 whoever's

00:37:31.340 running,

00:37:32.320 if the

00:37:32.700 2028

00:37:33.460 election ends

00:37:34.500 up with

00:37:34.940 having the

00:37:36.280 same amount

00:37:37.380 of outrageous

00:37:38.540 Democrat

00:37:39.500 votes as

00:37:40.240 Biden did

00:37:40.860 in 2020,

00:37:42.480 then I'm

00:37:43.600 willing to

00:37:44.120 say that

00:37:45.660 2020 was

00:37:46.640 not rigged.

00:37:49.260 However,

00:37:50.340 if I had

00:37:51.860 to bet,

00:37:53.040 I'd put a

00:37:54.100 pretty big

00:37:54.800 bet on

00:37:56.340 as long

00:37:57.000 as the

00:37:57.700 Republicans

00:37:58.860 are sending

00:37:59.460 out their

00:37:59.860 lawyers to

00:38:00.420 watch all

00:38:00.880 the voting

00:38:01.620 places like

00:38:02.480 they did

00:38:02.880 in 2024,

00:38:03.740 as long

00:38:05.640 as it's

00:38:05.980 being watched

00:38:06.580 carefully,

00:38:07.580 if they

00:38:08.560 only get

00:38:09.200 the same

00:38:09.940 amount of

00:38:10.400 votes that

00:38:11.020 you would

00:38:11.320 expect in

00:38:12.020 a normal

00:38:12.620 trend line

00:38:13.360 like every

00:38:14.480 other election,

00:38:15.620 because the

00:38:16.460 number of

00:38:16.820 people who

00:38:17.280 vote Democrat

00:38:17.960 is kind

00:38:18.780 of consistent.

00:38:21.100 And so

00:38:21.680 if it's

00:38:22.900 consistent

00:38:23.580 with the

00:38:25.560 past but

00:38:26.300 not 2020,

00:38:27.720 I'm going

00:38:28.520 to say,

00:38:29.000 oh,

00:38:29.240 there it

00:38:29.560 is.

00:38:29.860 it's not

00:38:33.120 exactly

00:38:33.660 proof,

00:38:34.840 but it

00:38:35.620 would be

00:38:35.900 good enough

00:38:36.360 for me.

00:38:37.620 If I

00:38:38.280 saw that

00:38:38.740 they could

00:38:39.140 not reproduce

00:38:39.900 the number

00:38:40.460 of votes

00:38:40.840 they got

00:38:41.320 in 2020,

00:38:43.200 even eight

00:38:44.560 years later

00:38:45.120 when there

00:38:45.500 were more

00:38:45.800 people who

00:38:46.540 could vote,

00:38:47.500 I'm going

00:38:48.240 to say,

00:38:48.780 okay,

00:38:49.200 2020 was

00:38:50.000 definitely

00:38:50.440 rigged.

00:38:51.440 Because if

00:38:52.040 you throw

00:38:52.460 on top

00:38:52.940 of that,

00:38:53.640 that the

00:38:54.080 bellwethers

00:38:54.860 all went

00:38:55.980 crazy,

00:38:57.100 just that

00:38:57.680 one year.

00:38:59.100 And if

00:38:59.640 all the

00:39:00.000 bellwethers

00:39:00.560 work in

00:39:01.080 2028,

00:39:02.640 and the

00:39:03.040 number of

00:39:03.540 votes looks

00:39:04.380 like the

00:39:04.820 trend line

00:39:05.380 and not

00:39:05.800 like 2020,

00:39:07.660 2020 was

00:39:08.620 rigged.

00:39:10.280 I'm just

00:39:11.000 going to

00:39:11.240 say that.

00:39:12.700 So I

00:39:14.180 think we

00:39:14.820 can find

00:39:15.300 out in

00:39:15.720 2028.

00:39:18.600 So as

00:39:19.400 you know,

00:39:19.800 Representative

00:39:20.260 James Comer

00:39:21.380 is going

00:39:22.400 to bring

00:39:22.800 in people

00:39:23.440 to testify

00:39:25.140 to Congress

00:39:25.920 about the

00:39:26.580 autopan.

00:39:28.540 So,

00:39:29.140 you know,

00:39:29.540 Biden used

00:39:30.240 the autopan

00:39:31.080 or somebody

00:39:31.800 used the

00:39:32.300 autopan,

00:39:32.860 we don't

00:39:33.160 know who,

00:39:34.160 and it

00:39:35.360 was signing

00:39:36.300 the things

00:39:36.940 that Biden

00:39:37.520 should have

00:39:38.500 been signing.

00:39:40.200 And apparently

00:39:40.900 most of the

00:39:41.780 signatures were

00:39:42.560 autopan,

00:39:43.500 which raises

00:39:44.320 the question,

00:39:45.700 who was

00:39:46.100 actually in

00:39:46.700 charge?

00:39:48.320 But I

00:39:49.100 did a little

00:39:49.700 bit of

00:39:49.960 research,

00:39:51.240 well,

00:39:51.620 actually,

00:39:52.060 somebody else

00:39:52.640 gropped it

00:39:53.280 and posted

00:39:53.700 it,

00:39:54.640 to find

00:39:55.520 out what

00:39:57.360 is the

00:39:57.740 process

00:39:58.460 for getting

00:39:59.600 something

00:40:00.040 signed with

00:40:00.780 the autopan.

00:40:02.640 Wouldn't

00:40:03.100 you assume

00:40:04.060 that even

00:40:05.940 if the

00:40:06.380 president were

00:40:07.260 on vacation

00:40:08.140 or something,

00:40:09.320 that the

00:40:09.940 president would

00:40:10.640 still have to

00:40:11.220 sign something?

00:40:12.980 And what

00:40:13.580 they'd sign

00:40:14.240 would be,

00:40:14.920 instead of

00:40:15.300 the bill,

00:40:16.440 which would

00:40:16.900 not be

00:40:17.360 physically

00:40:18.000 where the

00:40:19.260 president is

00:40:19.980 if they're

00:40:20.300 on vacation

00:40:20.860 or something,

00:40:21.380 they'd

00:40:22.760 sign a

00:40:23.340 little,

00:40:23.880 at least

00:40:24.220 a memo

00:40:24.740 that would

00:40:26.260 say,

00:40:26.840 I authorize

00:40:27.540 you to

00:40:27.920 use the

00:40:28.300 autopan

00:40:28.880 for this

00:40:30.320 purpose.

00:40:31.480 And then

00:40:32.140 there would

00:40:32.440 be further

00:40:33.240 documentation

00:40:34.100 of who

00:40:35.780 got that

00:40:36.300 memo

00:40:36.600 and when

00:40:38.040 they executed

00:40:38.840 it.

00:40:40.520 Now,

00:40:41.440 did James

00:40:42.900 Comer

00:40:43.300 already

00:40:43.900 get all

00:40:45.560 that?

00:40:46.800 So,

00:40:47.480 wouldn't he

00:40:47.940 have by

00:40:48.460 now requested

00:40:50.100 the trail,

00:40:51.520 the paper

00:40:51.860 trail?

00:40:52.600 Because there

00:40:53.280 would be a

00:40:53.680 paper trail.

00:40:55.380 It's not

00:40:56.120 just that

00:40:56.740 suddenly there's

00:40:58.160 an autopan

00:40:58.920 signature.

00:41:00.960 That's not

00:41:01.680 a thing.

00:41:03.740 The only

00:41:04.500 way the

00:41:04.900 autopan is

00:41:05.560 going to be

00:41:05.960 used is

00:41:07.700 if there's

00:41:08.260 a chain

00:41:09.340 of orders

00:41:10.740 that you

00:41:11.160 can see

00:41:11.600 from the

00:41:12.600 top guy

00:41:13.940 to the

00:41:14.780 autopan

00:41:15.420 operator.

00:41:17.380 It's going

00:41:17.760 to be locked

00:41:18.240 up and

00:41:18.700 there's

00:41:18.900 probably only

00:41:19.560 one person

00:41:20.080 who has

00:41:20.420 access to

00:41:21.060 it.

00:41:22.060 So,

00:41:22.860 how do

00:41:23.980 we not

00:41:24.740 already

00:41:25.220 know

00:41:25.740 that

00:41:28.100 chain?

00:41:29.940 Or it

00:41:30.700 could be

00:41:31.200 that we

00:41:32.520 don't trust

00:41:33.140 that even

00:41:33.680 if Biden

00:41:34.340 signed a

00:41:35.240 memo saying

00:41:35.880 use the

00:41:36.380 autopan,

00:41:37.580 that he

00:41:38.020 knew what

00:41:38.360 he was

00:41:38.620 signing.

00:41:40.420 So,

00:41:41.060 maybe this

00:41:42.380 exercise is

00:41:43.360 more about

00:41:43.860 embarrassing the

00:41:44.780 Democrats and

00:41:45.560 keeping this

00:41:46.100 in the

00:41:46.420 news.

00:41:47.420 I don't

00:41:48.100 think this

00:41:48.640 is going

00:41:48.980 to turn

00:41:49.320 into

00:41:49.580 anything.

00:41:51.220 It

00:41:51.700 doesn't

00:41:52.160 seem to

00:41:52.780 me that

00:41:54.280 at the

00:41:54.620 end of

00:41:54.900 this we're

00:41:55.340 going to

00:41:55.560 find out

00:41:56.160 that there

00:41:57.140 was somebody

00:41:57.600 else running

00:41:58.180 the country.

00:41:59.460 Probably

00:41:59.840 not.

00:42:01.380 But it

00:42:02.160 certainly

00:42:02.420 keeps the

00:42:03.240 Democrats on

00:42:04.400 their back

00:42:05.160 feet.

00:42:05.440 there's a

00:42:10.960 study,

00:42:12.180 the source

00:42:12.600 is CBS

00:42:13.120 on this,

00:42:13.800 well CBS

00:42:14.360 is writing

00:42:14.940 about it,

00:42:15.420 but they

00:42:16.040 didn't do

00:42:16.360 the study,

00:42:17.700 that three

00:42:19.880 days of

00:42:20.400 silence makes

00:42:21.680 your brain

00:42:22.480 grow new

00:42:23.020 memory cells.

00:42:24.740 So researchers

00:42:25.500 found that

00:42:26.120 when your

00:42:26.420 brain gets

00:42:26.960 quiet,

00:42:28.820 it gets

00:42:31.100 smarter,

00:42:31.640 basically.

00:42:32.860 So that

00:42:33.300 you should

00:42:33.660 do

00:42:34.120 two hours

00:42:36.120 of real

00:42:36.600 quiet a

00:42:37.240 day where

00:42:37.600 you turn

00:42:38.040 off your

00:42:38.400 devices and

00:42:39.240 you're not

00:42:39.580 talking to

00:42:40.080 anybody and

00:42:40.620 you're just

00:42:40.960 sitting there

00:42:41.600 quietly.

00:42:43.380 Now, how

00:42:44.360 many of you

00:42:44.880 have two

00:42:45.560 hours extra

00:42:46.540 per day

00:42:47.780 that you

00:42:49.080 weren't doing

00:42:49.680 something important

00:42:50.680 and you could

00:42:52.180 just sit there

00:42:52.860 quietly?

00:42:53.320 do any of you

00:42:55.720 have two

00:42:56.180 hours a day

00:42:56.820 that you

00:42:57.120 could do

00:42:57.420 that?

00:42:58.860 You know,

00:42:59.740 I've had

00:43:02.860 recommended to

00:43:03.780 me by very

00:43:04.520 smart people

00:43:05.240 that I should

00:43:06.700 get up and

00:43:07.380 meditate for an

00:43:08.220 hour before I

00:43:09.480 get busy,

00:43:10.620 and I thought

00:43:11.760 to myself,

00:43:12.600 who has an

00:43:13.440 hour when they

00:43:14.200 wake up?

00:43:16.700 I'd love to

00:43:17.440 have an hour

00:43:17.960 to just sit

00:43:18.620 there,

00:43:19.600 but who has

00:43:20.260 an hour to

00:43:20.800 do that?

00:43:22.640 I don't know.

00:43:23.620 I'm sure

00:43:24.020 there's something

00:43:24.540 to it,

00:43:25.180 but...

00:43:28.360 Well,

00:43:29.380 Trump said

00:43:29.960 that he's

00:43:31.940 going to talk

00:43:32.380 to Putin on

00:43:33.160 Monday and

00:43:35.180 try to sort

00:43:36.360 out this whole

00:43:37.000 Ukraine-Russia

00:43:38.340 war thing,

00:43:40.140 and then he's

00:43:41.280 going to talk

00:43:41.740 to Zelensky

00:43:42.680 afterwards and

00:43:43.720 then after him,

00:43:44.880 the NATO

00:43:45.260 members,

00:43:46.420 and Trump

00:43:46.880 says,

00:43:47.260 hopefully it

00:43:47.800 will be a

00:43:48.140 productive day.

00:43:48.980 A ceasefire

00:43:49.520 will take

00:43:49.940 place.

00:43:51.680 I don't

00:43:52.380 think any

00:43:52.800 of that's

00:43:53.160 going to

00:43:53.380 happen.

00:43:55.220 Do you

00:43:55.920 think there's

00:43:56.400 any chance

00:43:57.040 of getting

00:43:57.420 peace in

00:43:58.180 Ukraine?

00:44:01.620 All the

00:44:02.340 indications are

00:44:03.220 that Putin

00:44:04.140 is not

00:44:04.740 interested.

00:44:06.800 So,

00:44:07.420 unless he's

00:44:08.040 got some

00:44:08.520 way to put

00:44:09.120 extreme pressure

00:44:10.380 on Putin,

00:44:11.240 and he might

00:44:11.760 make some

00:44:12.180 threats about

00:44:13.000 further sanctions

00:44:14.480 and stuff like

00:44:15.180 that,

00:44:16.100 but he

00:44:17.740 better have a

00:44:18.480 hell of a

00:44:18.920 threat to

00:44:20.640 change Putin's

00:44:21.560 mind,

00:44:22.060 because I'm

00:44:22.480 pretty sure

00:44:23.040 that Putin

00:44:25.000 doesn't want

00:44:25.700 peace at this

00:44:26.460 point.

00:44:27.340 I think he's

00:44:27.800 just waiting

00:44:28.280 everybody out.

00:44:30.140 He just

00:44:30.580 probably figures,

00:44:31.460 okay,

00:44:31.840 they're going to

00:44:32.320 give up

00:44:32.700 eventually.

00:44:34.060 You know,

00:44:34.340 it might take

00:44:35.380 me five more

00:44:36.840 years,

00:44:37.640 but they'll

00:44:38.600 give up.

00:44:39.320 They'll just

00:44:39.800 get tired of

00:44:40.480 funding this

00:44:41.080 losing Ukraine.

00:44:42.880 Maybe.

00:44:44.600 Well,

00:44:45.020 in other news,

00:44:46.200 Iran's

00:44:46.680 supreme leader,

00:44:47.520 Khamenei.

00:44:49.380 Am I

00:44:49.780 saying that

00:44:50.180 right?

00:44:51.260 Khamenei.

00:44:53.580 They all

00:44:54.240 have names

00:44:54.700 that sound

00:44:55.100 like that.

00:44:57.140 He posted

00:44:58.000 it on X.

00:44:58.720 The dangerous,

00:44:59.480 deadly,

00:44:59.980 cancerous tumor

00:45:00.880 in West

00:45:01.460 Asia must

00:45:02.780 and will be

00:45:03.380 eliminated.

00:45:06.160 Would that

00:45:06.860 be Israel?

00:45:09.540 And if

00:45:10.740 we think

00:45:12.200 we're doing

00:45:12.760 a peace

00:45:13.700 deal

00:45:14.100 with Iran

00:45:16.420 and as

00:45:18.380 of today

00:45:19.000 the supreme

00:45:20.420 leader is

00:45:21.040 saying the

00:45:21.580 deadly cancerous

00:45:22.580 tumor in

00:45:23.060 West Asia

00:45:23.600 must be

00:45:24.060 eliminated

00:45:24.600 and will

00:45:25.760 be eliminated,

00:45:26.940 that doesn't

00:45:28.040 sound like he

00:45:28.680 wants a lot

00:45:29.180 of peace.

00:45:30.440 That sounds

00:45:31.200 like he's

00:45:31.700 developing a

00:45:32.720 nuke.

00:45:36.500 But then

00:45:37.300 the president

00:45:37.900 of Iran,

00:45:39.040 who doesn't

00:45:39.540 have much

00:45:40.000 power compared

00:45:40.840 to the

00:45:41.460 supreme

00:45:42.060 leader,

00:45:42.700 but the

00:45:43.300 president

00:45:43.720 says that

00:45:45.740 the messaging

00:45:46.400 coming from

00:45:47.420 the U.S.

00:45:48.340 is all

00:45:48.940 basically

00:45:50.800 ambiguous.

00:45:53.300 I think

00:45:54.000 Trump said

00:45:54.700 that we

00:45:55.880 have given

00:45:56.420 Iran a

00:45:57.160 proposal,

00:45:58.420 and Iran

00:46:00.040 says,

00:46:00.520 we don't

00:46:00.720 have any

00:46:01.120 proposal,

00:46:01.820 what are you

00:46:02.100 talking about?

00:46:03.260 And we

00:46:03.660 don't even

00:46:04.060 know what

00:46:04.360 you want.

00:46:06.480 So the

00:46:07.540 tough part,

00:46:08.300 as I

00:46:08.720 understand it,

00:46:09.540 is that

00:46:10.380 Iran wants

00:46:11.580 the ability

00:46:12.040 to enrich

00:46:12.820 uranium to

00:46:13.640 any level,

00:46:15.140 but if you

00:46:15.740 ask them,

00:46:16.820 will you

00:46:17.500 agree to

00:46:18.000 not make

00:46:18.460 nukes,

00:46:19.380 they would

00:46:20.020 say,

00:46:20.420 yeah,

00:46:20.600 we totally

00:46:21.140 agree,

00:46:21.920 we won't

00:46:22.400 make nuclear

00:46:23.000 weapons,

00:46:23.760 but you

00:46:24.420 can't take

00:46:24.980 from us

00:46:25.560 our ability

00:46:26.720 to enrich

00:46:27.360 our own

00:46:27.760 uranium,

00:46:29.300 to which I

00:46:30.560 say,

00:46:31.620 this is a

00:46:32.440 tough one,

00:46:33.620 because Iran

00:46:34.720 is a

00:46:35.560 sovereign

00:46:37.660 situation,

00:46:40.120 and they

00:46:41.120 should be

00:46:41.500 able to

00:46:42.060 enrich

00:46:42.500 uranium as

00:46:43.480 much as

00:46:43.920 they want,

00:46:44.640 anytime they

00:46:45.320 want.

00:46:46.200 Now, I

00:46:46.700 can see why

00:46:47.260 we would

00:46:47.600 say you

00:46:48.100 can't make

00:46:48.540 a weapon,

00:46:49.820 but if they

00:46:50.360 can enrich

00:46:51.140 uranium,

00:46:52.240 and they're

00:46:52.640 really,

00:46:53.140 really good

00:46:53.460 at it,

00:46:54.040 and they

00:46:54.320 can enrich

00:46:55.000 it up to

00:46:55.600 weapons grade,

00:46:56.840 they have

00:46:57.140 the right

00:46:57.440 equipment and

00:46:58.200 the right

00:46:58.440 time and

00:46:58.940 everything,

00:46:59.220 it's as

00:47:01.140 good as

00:47:01.700 saying they're

00:47:02.260 going to

00:47:02.420 have a

00:47:02.700 nuclear

00:47:03.020 weapon.

00:47:05.060 So, on

00:47:06.460 one hand,

00:47:07.860 you can see

00:47:08.460 why a

00:47:09.000 country would

00:47:09.620 say, why

00:47:10.280 do you get

00:47:10.920 to decide

00:47:11.540 how much

00:47:12.480 uranium we

00:47:13.260 enrich?

00:47:15.060 That's

00:47:15.540 nobody's

00:47:16.000 business but

00:47:16.600 our own,

00:47:17.260 and we're

00:47:18.640 enriching it

00:47:19.320 for medical

00:47:20.500 uses and

00:47:21.460 all that

00:47:21.900 domestic,

00:47:23.060 nuclear,

00:47:23.620 whatever.

00:47:25.740 So, you

00:47:26.440 can see why

00:47:27.060 they would

00:47:27.500 kind of hold

00:47:29.040 tight on

00:47:29.580 that.

00:47:30.400 Like, you

00:47:30.940 can't tell

00:47:31.420 us how

00:47:31.720 much uranium

00:47:32.320 we can

00:47:32.780 enrich.

00:47:34.600 And, at

00:47:35.260 the same

00:47:35.600 time, we

00:47:36.180 can see why

00:47:36.680 the United

00:47:37.080 States would

00:47:37.860 be tough

00:47:39.260 on, you

00:47:39.920 can't even

00:47:41.180 enrich,

00:47:42.900 because it

00:47:43.420 would be the

00:47:43.840 same as

00:47:44.260 saying you

00:47:44.640 could have

00:47:44.940 a bomb.

00:47:45.880 You know,

00:47:46.300 if you get

00:47:47.220 to the point

00:47:47.680 where it

00:47:48.940 only takes a

00:47:49.600 few weeks

00:47:50.240 for you to

00:47:50.760 enrich it

00:47:51.340 enough that

00:47:51.800 it's a

00:47:52.120 bomb, at

00:47:53.060 the same

00:47:53.460 time, you're

00:47:54.500 getting better

00:47:55.140 and better

00:47:55.520 at producing

00:47:56.940 missiles,

00:47:58.240 you know,

00:47:58.460 non-nuclear

00:47:59.040 missiles?

00:48:00.360 Well, that's

00:48:02.100 really just

00:48:02.840 giving you

00:48:03.280 permission to

00:48:03.980 make a

00:48:04.300 bomb.

00:48:08.280 EJ says,

00:48:09.540 Scott, does

00:48:10.320 Israel have

00:48:11.040 nuclear weapons?

00:48:12.820 What kind

00:48:13.200 of question

00:48:14.160 is that?

00:48:18.580 Literally

00:48:19.220 everybody knows

00:48:20.300 that.

00:48:21.900 So, is

00:48:22.720 that a

00:48:23.040 serious question?

00:48:24.100 You're just

00:48:24.580 trolling.

00:48:25.980 So, yes,

00:48:27.220 everybody knows

00:48:28.160 that we're

00:48:28.700 not looking

00:48:29.220 at a fair

00:48:30.000 situation

00:48:30.740 where both

00:48:31.940 of them

00:48:32.320 have nukes.

00:48:33.580 But nobody

00:48:34.480 expects Israel

00:48:35.900 to use a

00:48:36.540 nuclear weapon

00:48:37.300 in an

00:48:37.800 offensive way.

00:48:39.300 Do they?

00:48:41.020 But we

00:48:42.160 do think

00:48:42.820 then why

00:48:45.620 can't

00:48:45.920 Iran?

00:48:46.420 That's just

00:48:47.000 a stupid

00:48:47.480 fucking

00:48:47.900 question.

00:48:50.420 Really?

00:48:51.340 Do I have

00:48:52.040 to explain

00:48:52.520 it?

00:48:53.180 Do I have

00:48:53.640 to explain

00:48:54.140 why we

00:48:54.660 don't mind

00:48:55.720 that our

00:48:56.160 friends and

00:48:58.560 allies have

00:48:59.360 nukes, but

00:49:00.340 we don't

00:49:00.760 want the

00:49:02.560 guy who

00:49:02.980 just said

00:49:03.440 he wants

00:49:03.780 to wipe

00:49:04.260 out the

00:49:05.440 cancer of

00:49:07.260 a certain

00:49:08.300 country?

00:49:09.500 Do you

00:49:10.080 think those

00:49:10.520 are the

00:49:10.760 same?

00:49:14.380 If Iran

00:49:15.220 struck first,

00:49:16.100 they would

00:49:16.400 be completely

00:49:17.060 obliterated.

00:49:18.580 Yes.

00:49:20.900 But we

00:49:21.580 still don't

00:49:22.060 want them

00:49:22.440 to have a

00:49:22.800 nuke because

00:49:23.640 they could

00:49:24.080 threaten that

00:49:25.160 they're going

00:49:25.560 to use it.

00:49:26.480 It would

00:49:27.060 change the

00:49:27.480 whole balance

00:49:28.040 of power.

00:49:30.500 So, if

00:49:30.880 you're saying

00:49:31.440 what would

00:49:32.920 be fair

00:49:33.740 from some

00:49:36.220 completely

00:49:36.780 hypothetical,

00:49:37.260 stand, what

00:49:39.580 would be fair

00:49:40.160 is that

00:49:40.560 everybody

00:49:40.960 could have

00:49:41.360 a nuke.

00:49:42.780 If you're

00:49:43.440 saying what

00:49:44.080 will work,

00:49:45.540 you don't

00:49:46.300 want the

00:49:46.680 crazy ones

00:49:47.400 to have a

00:49:47.800 nuke.

00:49:49.020 So, I

00:49:49.740 guess the

00:49:50.060 real question

00:49:50.600 is why

00:49:52.340 would Iran

00:49:52.980 even want

00:49:53.500 to get so

00:49:53.980 close to

00:49:54.480 a nuclear

00:49:54.920 weapon?

00:49:56.200 It's to

00:49:57.080 use it, or

00:49:58.600 to use it

00:49:59.140 as a threat,

00:50:00.300 and that

00:50:00.660 would be

00:50:00.920 almost as

00:50:01.460 good.

00:50:03.320 So, stop

00:50:04.560 asking stupid

00:50:05.340 questions.

00:50:05.900 that's just

00:50:07.080 stupid.

00:50:09.680 All right.

00:50:13.060 So, it

00:50:13.600 looks to me

00:50:14.140 like there's

00:50:14.700 no way to

00:50:15.180 make a deal

00:50:15.700 with Iran,

00:50:16.580 so I would

00:50:17.420 expect no

00:50:18.940 beast deal.

00:50:19.420 All right,

00:50:21.500 that's all I

00:50:21.880 got for today,

00:50:22.880 and I'll

00:50:23.380 remind you

00:50:23.840 that Owen

00:50:24.480 Gregorian's

00:50:25.940 going to have

00:50:26.260 his spaces

00:50:27.020 right after

00:50:27.800 this.

00:50:28.220 So, I'm

00:50:30.240 going to

00:50:30.560 say hi

00:50:31.760 to the

00:50:32.360 locals

00:50:33.440 people

00:50:33.840 privately,

00:50:34.860 but that'll

00:50:35.780 just give

00:50:36.280 Owen enough

00:50:36.820 time to

00:50:37.220 set up

00:50:37.560 his spaces,

00:50:38.340 and then we

00:50:38.640 can meet

00:50:38.980 over there.

00:50:39.840 Okay?

00:50:40.560 I'll probably

00:50:41.300 drop into

00:50:42.100 that as

00:50:43.320 well.

00:50:44.360 All right,

00:50:44.740 everybody.

00:50:46.360 Happy Sunday.

00:50:47.780 Thanks for

00:50:48.500 joining.

00:50:48.760 Thanks for

00:50:49.060 joining.

00:50:49.760 Is Comey

00:50:54.880 claiming he

00:50:55.640 found them

00:50:56.100 arranged that

00:50:56.740 way?

00:50:57.860 Nobody's

00:50:58.380 claiming that

00:50:59.000 he arranged

00:50:59.480 them, so

00:51:00.740 yes, I

00:51:01.280 believe the

00:51:01.660 story is that

00:51:02.320 he found

00:51:02.820 it, not

00:51:03.320 that he

00:51:03.680 did it.

00:51:06.000 That's my

00:51:06.700 understanding.

00:51:10.980 All right,

00:51:11.780 EJ,

00:51:13.140 drop dead.

00:51:14.880 All right,

00:51:15.500 everybody else,

00:51:16.720 we'll see you

00:51:17.560 at Owen's,

00:51:18.340 and let me

00:51:19.200 use

00:51:19.800 rabbit on

00:51:21.000 locals.

00:51:49.200 rabbit arriv,

00:51:51.680 John

00:51:52.700 got revenir

00:51:54.000 to

00:51:55.000 criminals.

00:51:55.580 Women

00:51:55.960 can award

00:51:58.240 a

00:51:59.180 confession.

00:52:00.540 I

00:52:01.520 believe it.

00:52:01.800 Like you

00:52:02.440 it,

00:52:02.740 unya

00:52:03.020 aud

00:52:04.060 man,

00:52:05.740 a

00:52:06.420 dépend

00:52:07.220 Ums y

00:52:07.700 man.

00:52:08.400 Turn

00:52:08.820 down.

00:52:09.780 happen.

00:52:10.260 Escape

00:52:10.900 and

00:52:11.700 pound

00:52:12.020 ruce

00:52:12.820 ,

00:52:13.800 hog

00:52:14.420 over

00:52:15.700 tuition

00:52:16.180 Thank you.

00:52:46.180 Thank you.

00:53:16.180 Thank you.

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