Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2845 CWSA 05⧸20⧸25

00:00:00.000 And let's check in on the stocks.

00:00:06.020 Yeah, down a little bit.

00:00:09.380 Could be better.

00:00:12.080 But we'll get our comments working here,

00:00:14.680 and then I'll give you the show you deserve.

00:00:19.440 Because you deserve it.

00:00:21.920 You do.

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00:00:30.000 Do, do, do, do.

00:00:34.440 Good morning, everybody,

00:00:41.300 and welcome to the highlight of human existence.

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00:01:23.040 Ah, tremendous.

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00:01:26.160 Well, I've got to tell you,

00:01:32.220 I had the best day yesterday.

00:01:38.800 The strangest thing about yesterday is,

00:01:41.720 for if there's anybody here who didn't hear,

00:01:44.920 I was talking about my own cancer situation.

00:01:48.560 And that created a tsunami of love

00:01:57.340 that I've never experienced before.

00:02:00.700 And the most incredible time

00:02:04.720 was Dr. Hypnosis and Owen Gregorian

00:02:10.260 did a space in which people were invited

00:02:14.260 to talk about me, sorry,

00:02:18.320 and what impact that had on their lives.

00:02:22.640 Now, unbeknownst to most of you

00:02:24.640 who were on that spaces,

00:02:27.760 I was listening.

00:02:30.100 So I didn't catch all of it.

00:02:32.060 It was over four hours.

00:02:33.420 But for about, I don't know,

00:02:36.820 two and a half hours,

00:02:38.500 I got to listen like I was at my own funeral,

00:02:42.780 and people were saying one good thing

00:02:46.240 about me after another.

00:02:48.360 But the part I didn't know

00:02:50.020 was how much I had changed people's lives.

00:02:53.380 And so people just had one story after another

00:02:57.580 of, you know,

00:02:59.120 how they'd gone from a bad situation

00:03:02.300 to a good situation

00:03:03.480 because of something I said

00:03:05.780 or something I saw in my books

00:03:07.460 or some other thing.

00:03:10.040 And I got to tell you,

00:03:12.060 if you could have one day in your life

00:03:16.340 to experience that,

00:03:19.460 it was indescribable.

00:03:23.380 It was beyond amazing.

00:03:27.180 And I had no idea.

00:03:31.360 So I think somebody said

00:03:33.320 that I didn't know

00:03:34.100 how much impact I had on the world.

00:03:37.120 I thought I had a lot,

00:03:39.700 but apparently I had underestimated.

00:03:43.900 And so I'm humbled,

00:03:47.400 and it just made everything seem worthwhile.

00:03:54.380 Everything was worthwhile.

00:03:56.440 So I'll hang on as long as I can

00:03:58.540 to make sure you get some extra benefit.

00:04:03.200 And we don't need to talk about it every day.

00:04:07.300 Things will go the way things go.

00:04:10.400 But we'll just do the show today,

00:04:12.780 if you don't mind.

00:04:13.540 It looks like we'll have some extra people here.

00:04:19.180 Well, that's good.

00:04:21.500 Well, apparently, according to ZME Science,

00:04:24.880 there's the first mass-produced flying car

00:04:28.180 is ready to go.

00:04:29.760 So for $1 million,

00:04:31.600 you'll be able to get a flying car.

00:04:34.360 But how many people would want a flying car?

00:04:39.660 Because you'd have to have a pilot's license.

00:04:44.640 So the car part, of course,

00:04:49.680 would not be ideal, you know,

00:04:51.600 because the wings are extra,

00:04:54.240 and they fold on the car.

00:04:55.780 So it probably gives terrible mileage.

00:04:57.540 It doesn't look like it would be the best car,

00:05:01.900 but it is a flying car.

00:05:04.860 It's already built.

00:05:07.680 And they're ready to go into mass production.

00:05:10.220 So in 2026,

00:05:12.680 you can get your own flying car.

00:05:15.440 You know, that's always been the joke.

00:05:18.120 Where's my flying car?

00:05:20.560 Well, here it is.

00:05:22.600 Apparently, there's going to be a flying car.

00:05:24.880 We'll see if they actually do mass-produce.

00:05:28.260 They believe there's a gigantic market for flying cars.

00:05:32.980 I don't think so.

00:05:35.780 I think they're going to find out

00:05:37.660 that the market for flying cars

00:05:39.920 is not nearly as big as they think it is.

00:05:44.640 Well, the Wall Street Journal says

00:05:46.300 that Home Depot posted higher than expected sales

00:05:51.500 because they say that customers

00:05:54.720 continue to spend on smaller projects.

00:05:58.620 How do they know that they're spending

00:05:59.960 on smaller projects?

00:06:01.220 I guess each sale is smaller.

00:06:03.260 And so far, there's no tariff impact.

00:06:09.280 But Home Depot says

00:06:10.620 that they're not going to raise prices

00:06:12.480 because of tariffs.

00:06:14.440 Now, that would be opposite of what Walmart said.

00:06:18.820 Walmart's going to raise prices.

00:06:20.800 But Home Depot says they will not.

00:06:25.040 More than half of what the company sells

00:06:27.140 at Home Depot comes from the U.S.

00:06:29.560 and they just think

00:06:33.000 it looks like they're going to just eat the tariffs

00:06:36.360 so they're not going to pass it along.

00:06:39.600 So that's kind of exciting.

00:06:43.320 So according to Just the News,

00:06:47.180 yesterday I talked about

00:06:49.700 the mayor of Chicago,

00:06:52.560 Brandon Johnson.

00:06:53.480 he was at a church

00:06:57.380 and he was filmed

00:06:58.440 talking about his diversity goals.

00:07:03.520 And this is what he said.

00:07:06.120 He said,

00:07:06.940 there are some detractors

00:07:08.560 that will try and push back on me

00:07:10.280 and say,

00:07:10.960 the only thing the mayor talks about

00:07:12.920 is the hiring of black people.

00:07:14.980 Johnson said,

00:07:16.180 no,

00:07:16.780 what I'm saying is

00:07:18.080 when you hire our people,

00:07:20.680 we always look out for everybody else.

00:07:23.680 We are the most generous people

00:07:25.160 on the planet.

00:07:27.740 So apparently

00:07:28.880 the Justice Department

00:07:30.220 is going to launch an investigation

00:07:31.740 because what he just said

00:07:35.220 is really illegal.

00:07:37.980 So he was trying to make it a positive thing.

00:07:41.780 It's like,

00:07:42.160 hey,

00:07:43.640 look at me.

00:07:44.980 I'm hiring only black people

00:07:46.960 because black people

00:07:47.980 are more generous.

00:07:48.920 And that's why

00:07:51.720 I recommend

00:07:53.040 that you spend more time

00:07:54.620 in all black neighborhoods

00:07:55.960 because of the generosity.

00:07:59.220 According to

00:08:00.020 Mayor Brandon Johnson,

00:08:02.580 you know,

00:08:02.960 if you go to an all black neighborhood,

00:08:04.860 the first thing people

00:08:06.360 are going to do

00:08:06.900 is say,

00:08:07.520 hey,

00:08:08.340 are you okay?

00:08:09.260 Do you need anything?

00:08:10.760 Is there anything

00:08:11.780 I can get you?

00:08:14.020 Because

00:08:14.500 they're the most generous people

00:08:17.280 in the whole world.

00:08:18.920 Well,

00:08:22.300 the

00:08:22.600 America First Legal.

00:08:26.060 Now,

00:08:26.560 do you know who that is,

00:08:28.100 America First Legal?

00:08:29.520 I think Stephen Miller

00:08:30.600 was behind this.

00:08:32.700 But

00:08:32.960 I felt like

00:08:34.200 the Republicans

00:08:35.080 were

00:08:35.620 sort of

00:08:36.840 unarmed

00:08:38.420 with all the lawfare.

00:08:40.980 but

00:08:42.240 now

00:08:42.620 the

00:08:42.840 America First Legal,

00:08:44.200 which is

00:08:44.620 a bunch of lawyers

00:08:45.600 who go after things

00:08:47.000 that

00:08:47.360 Republicans

00:08:49.360 want to go after,

00:08:51.160 is

00:08:51.900 just doing

00:08:52.680 an amazing job.

00:08:54.500 And

00:08:54.840 right now

00:08:55.960 they're going after

00:08:57.080 Letitia James.

00:08:59.500 And they filed

00:09:00.360 a formal

00:09:01.160 bar complaint

00:09:02.260 with New York State

00:09:03.260 Grievance Committee.

00:09:05.480 Now,

00:09:06.000 how many of you knew

00:09:06.940 that there's a

00:09:07.860 New York State

00:09:08.620 Grievance Committee?

00:09:09.660 Did you know that?

00:09:14.000 There's a

00:09:14.720 New York State

00:09:15.460 Grievance Committee.

00:09:17.540 Who needs a

00:09:18.600 Grievance Committee?

00:09:20.360 Well,

00:09:20.680 I guess New York.

00:09:22.660 Anyway,

00:09:23.460 so the idea is

00:09:24.300 they're trying to

00:09:25.040 get her disbarred

00:09:26.780 because of

00:09:28.680 allegations

00:09:29.320 of

00:09:29.920 mortgage

00:09:31.480 fraud.

00:09:33.180 Now,

00:09:33.720 the mortgage

00:09:34.220 fraud

00:09:34.580 has not been

00:09:35.540 demonstrated

00:09:37.720 in court.

00:09:38.840 So she doesn't

00:09:39.580 have any kind

00:09:40.220 of a legal

00:09:40.840 finding of that.

00:09:42.160 But that's

00:09:42.980 pending.

00:09:44.800 And so

00:09:45.660 I wonder

00:09:46.060 if that's enough.

00:09:46.860 But apparently

00:09:47.340 there is

00:09:47.920 some history

00:09:48.800 that if

00:09:50.600 you're a

00:09:51.240 lawyer

00:09:51.480 and you do

00:09:52.060 some mortgage

00:09:52.600 fraud,

00:09:53.200 you do get

00:09:54.020 disbarred.

00:09:54.660 So New York

00:09:56.640 has historically

00:09:57.780 disbarred attorneys

00:09:58.860 who engage

00:09:59.500 in mortgage

00:10:00.060 fraud.

00:10:01.140 So the

00:10:01.760 odds of this

00:10:03.760 turning into

00:10:04.880 a disbarment

00:10:06.380 are fairly

00:10:08.020 good.

00:10:09.320 The only thing

00:10:10.040 I don't know

00:10:10.640 is if they're

00:10:11.200 going to wait

00:10:11.680 for the

00:10:13.720 courts to

00:10:14.580 actually rule

00:10:15.360 on it.

00:10:15.980 It seems

00:10:16.320 like they

00:10:16.700 should wait

00:10:17.080 for the

00:10:17.420 court.

00:10:18.540 But maybe

00:10:19.580 they don't

00:10:19.920 need to.

00:10:21.480 Maybe if

00:10:22.240 you're at

00:10:22.540 the bar

00:10:23.640 you can

00:10:24.900 just say

00:10:25.520 well we

00:10:26.340 see the

00:10:26.760 same thing

00:10:27.300 that they

00:10:28.060 were presented

00:10:28.660 in court

00:10:29.160 and it

00:10:29.460 looks bad

00:10:29.900 to us.

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00:11:33.860 Well,

00:11:34.640 James Comey

00:11:35.500 has given

00:11:37.160 us a little

00:11:37.740 more details

00:11:39.860 about his

00:11:40.820 version

00:11:41.280 of

00:11:42.020 8647.

00:11:44.000 Now,

00:11:44.600 before I

00:11:45.100 tell you

00:11:45.500 what James

00:11:46.140 Comey

00:11:46.540 said,

00:11:48.540 let me

00:11:49.220 say what

00:11:49.700 all of you

00:11:50.180 are thinking.

00:11:52.140 We can't

00:11:53.140 trust what

00:11:53.740 James Comey

00:11:54.540 says about

00:11:55.520 that 8647

00:11:56.980 thing.

00:11:57.660 That's where

00:11:58.060 he found

00:11:58.420 the seashells.

00:11:59.920 But,

00:12:00.740 here are the

00:12:01.800 things that

00:12:02.500 we think

00:12:03.000 we know.

00:12:03.540 Number one,

00:12:04.820 he did not

00:12:05.660 arrange those

00:12:06.780 shells himself.

00:12:08.640 Rather,

00:12:09.300 he was walking

00:12:10.000 on the beach

00:12:10.600 with his

00:12:11.160 wife,

00:12:12.340 thinking about

00:12:13.360 his new

00:12:13.740 book.

00:12:16.520 Which was

00:12:17.200 funny.

00:12:17.720 He was on

00:12:18.300 one of the

00:12:18.720 shows on

00:12:19.340 TV.

00:12:20.680 And he,

00:12:21.220 you know,

00:12:21.560 since he's

00:12:22.000 selling a

00:12:22.480 new book,

00:12:23.480 he has,

00:12:23.840 you know,

00:12:24.840 I've been in

00:12:25.600 that situation

00:12:26.420 where you have

00:12:28.000 to make sure

00:12:28.580 you mention

00:12:29.100 the book

00:12:29.540 before you

00:12:30.080 run out

00:12:30.440 of time.

00:12:31.740 So,

00:12:32.320 he goes

00:12:32.960 with,

00:12:33.840 I was walking

00:12:34.460 on the beach

00:12:35.100 with my wife,

00:12:36.680 thinking about

00:12:37.860 my new

00:12:38.240 book.

00:12:40.920 And then

00:12:41.600 he says,

00:12:43.100 he or his

00:12:44.500 wife noticed

00:12:45.420 what they

00:12:46.340 thought was

00:12:46.840 an address.

00:12:48.860 And the

00:12:50.100 wife was

00:12:50.840 saying,

00:12:51.800 why would

00:12:52.280 you have

00:12:52.580 an address

00:12:53.320 arranged in

00:12:54.880 shells?

00:12:55.780 Because they

00:12:56.340 didn't know

00:12:56.640 what the

00:12:56.920 8647

00:12:57.900 meant.

00:13:00.220 Now,

00:13:00.540 remember,

00:13:01.440 I'm only

00:13:02.040 telling you

00:13:02.560 what he

00:13:02.920 said.

00:13:03.880 I'm not

00:13:04.340 telling you

00:13:04.780 what I

00:13:05.100 believe.

00:13:05.580 because,

00:13:07.260 you know,

00:13:07.580 not exactly

00:13:08.400 the most

00:13:08.840 credible

00:13:09.300 source.

00:13:11.660 But,

00:13:12.260 he says

00:13:12.960 that his

00:13:13.460 wife worked

00:13:14.500 in restaurants

00:13:15.700 and based

00:13:17.900 on her

00:13:18.340 restaurant

00:13:18.840 experience,

00:13:20.340 86 meant

00:13:21.420 just get

00:13:22.380 rid of.

00:13:23.620 And then

00:13:24.040 he said

00:13:24.580 he had

00:13:25.120 heard it

00:13:25.560 only in

00:13:25.980 the concept

00:13:26.640 of telling

00:13:28.440 people to

00:13:29.120 get out

00:13:29.460 of the

00:13:29.820 place.

00:13:32.260 You know,

00:13:32.480 like leave

00:13:32.940 a place.

00:13:33.520 86,

00:13:35.460 this guy,

00:13:35.980 get him

00:13:36.220 out of

00:13:36.420 here,

00:13:36.740 out of

00:13:37.040 this room.

00:13:38.720 And so

00:13:39.400 that's his

00:13:39.960 version.

00:13:41.200 So he

00:13:41.740 wasn't

00:13:42.680 thinking of

00:13:43.300 any hip

00:13:44.380 man or

00:13:45.240 mafia kind

00:13:47.460 of use.

00:13:48.460 He was

00:13:48.840 just walking

00:13:49.420 on the

00:13:49.740 beach with

00:13:50.160 his wife

00:13:50.660 who worked

00:13:51.560 in a

00:13:51.840 restaurant.

00:13:53.080 Now,

00:13:53.600 I went

00:13:53.880 to Grok

00:13:54.500 and I

00:13:55.300 asked if

00:13:55.800 there's any

00:13:56.320 evidence she

00:13:57.040 worked in

00:13:57.640 a restaurant.

00:13:58.860 And I

00:13:59.180 said,

00:13:59.580 not really.

00:14:00.300 But of

00:14:02.860 course,

00:14:03.160 that wouldn't

00:14:03.560 necessarily be

00:14:04.380 on your

00:14:04.700 resume or

00:14:05.260 anything.

00:14:06.360 So we

00:14:08.900 don't know

00:14:09.320 what's

00:14:09.660 true,

00:14:10.640 but we

00:14:11.900 know that's

00:14:12.460 his story

00:14:13.040 and he's

00:14:13.900 going to

00:14:14.160 stick to

00:14:14.620 it.

00:14:16.340 Well,

00:14:17.120 as I've

00:14:18.220 said to

00:14:18.560 you before,

00:14:19.440 Trump is

00:14:21.600 the best

00:14:22.180 naughty

00:14:23.880 talker of

00:14:24.740 all presidents

00:14:25.380 ever.

00:14:26.740 The things

00:14:27.440 he gets

00:14:27.880 away with,

00:14:28.580 and I

00:14:29.560 think at

00:14:29.860 this point

00:14:30.240 he's just

00:14:30.600 having fun

00:14:31.200 with it

00:14:31.560 because he

00:14:31.920 doesn't have

00:14:32.320 to get

00:14:32.580 elected

00:14:32.960 again.

00:14:34.400 So Trump

00:14:35.300 says stuff

00:14:36.040 that no

00:14:39.480 president should

00:14:40.380 ever say.

00:14:42.740 So here's

00:14:43.620 his latest

00:14:44.220 one.

00:14:46.100 He was

00:14:46.740 talking to

00:14:47.260 some smallish

00:14:48.280 group

00:14:48.760 indoors.

00:14:50.900 I don't

00:14:51.240 know who

00:14:51.520 it was.

00:14:52.540 And he

00:14:52.920 was talking

00:14:53.300 about how

00:14:53.740 in his

00:14:54.080 first term

00:14:54.800 he arranged

00:14:56.960 that the

00:14:57.460 United States

00:14:58.080 would get

00:14:58.360 the World

00:14:58.740 Cup and

00:15:00.060 also the

00:15:00.660 Olympics.

00:15:02.060 And then

00:15:02.740 he realized

00:15:03.360 that he

00:15:03.740 wouldn't be

00:15:04.180 president when

00:15:05.260 that stuff

00:15:05.780 happened.

00:15:06.740 And he

00:15:07.340 thought,

00:15:07.720 oh man,

00:15:08.380 I'm not

00:15:09.020 going to

00:15:09.260 get the

00:15:09.760 credit for

00:15:11.360 getting the

00:15:11.820 World Cup

00:15:12.400 and the

00:15:12.700 Olympics.

00:15:15.480 And then

00:15:16.200 he said,

00:15:17.320 and this

00:15:17.680 is a direct

00:15:18.300 quote,

00:15:19.400 and then

00:15:19.840 they rigged

00:15:20.440 the election.

00:15:21.680 And then

00:15:21.960 I said,

00:15:22.640 you know

00:15:23.040 what I'll

00:15:23.340 do?

00:15:23.760 I'll run

00:15:24.280 again and

00:15:25.200 I'll shove

00:15:25.680 it up their

00:15:26.140 ass.

00:15:26.900 And that's

00:15:27.300 what I

00:15:27.680 did.

00:15:32.180 I'll shove

00:15:33.040 it up

00:15:33.340 their

00:15:33.540 ass.

00:15:36.320 Has

00:15:36.880 any

00:15:37.320 president

00:15:37.780 ever

00:15:38.360 said in

00:15:39.680 a public

00:15:40.240 situation,

00:15:43.140 I'll shove

00:15:43.720 it up

00:15:43.980 somebody's

00:15:44.400 ass?

00:15:47.400 That's

00:15:47.960 why we

00:15:48.340 love them.

00:15:50.180 All

00:15:50.460 right.

00:15:50.680 well,

00:15:53.400 there's

00:15:53.740 more

00:15:54.040 drip,

00:15:54.620 drip,

00:15:54.800 drip,

00:15:54.940 drip

00:15:55.140 from

00:15:55.480 this

00:15:55.860 new

00:15:56.200 book

00:15:56.520 by

00:15:57.000 Jake

00:15:57.540 Tapper

00:15:57.980 and

00:15:58.440 Alex

00:15:59.380 Thompson.

00:16:00.780 Is that

00:16:01.580 coming out

00:16:02.160 today?

00:16:03.060 Is the

00:16:03.440 book out

00:16:03.820 today?

00:16:04.380 It's real

00:16:05.040 soon.

00:16:06.120 But they're

00:16:06.940 talking about

00:16:07.400 how Biden

00:16:07.940 was relying

00:16:09.240 on teleprompters

00:16:10.400 and no

00:16:10.920 cards,

00:16:12.240 even in

00:16:13.580 cabinet

00:16:13.980 meetings.

00:16:14.500 so we've

00:16:17.020 seen Trump's

00:16:17.900 cabinet

00:16:18.260 meetings

00:16:18.800 where

00:16:19.820 everything's

00:16:22.080 open and

00:16:22.880 he's just

00:16:23.400 responding to

00:16:24.420 anything,

00:16:25.660 anytime.

00:16:26.060 but apparently

00:16:27.820 the staff

00:16:31.020 for Biden

00:16:31.900 were so

00:16:32.440 concerned

00:16:32.980 about his

00:16:33.660 answers

00:16:34.140 that he

00:16:35.880 had all

00:16:36.220 the questions

00:16:36.960 scripted

00:16:37.880 and then the

00:16:39.320 answers were

00:16:40.020 on little

00:16:40.420 note cards

00:16:41.120 or teleprompters

00:16:42.540 depending on

00:16:43.440 what domain

00:16:45.120 he was

00:16:45.480 in.

00:16:48.740 And then

00:16:49.140 somebody

00:16:50.120 can you

00:16:52.980 imagine

00:16:53.320 having a

00:16:53.920 president

00:16:54.320 who is

00:16:55.560 so mentally

00:16:56.600 incompetent

00:16:57.580 that you

00:16:58.420 have to

00:16:58.740 give him

00:16:59.060 the question

00:16:59.680 and the

00:17:00.400 answer.

00:17:02.140 It's not

00:17:02.860 just the

00:17:03.300 question,

00:17:03.820 it's the

00:17:04.120 question and

00:17:04.760 the answer

00:17:05.240 on a little

00:17:05.680 note card

00:17:06.260 so he

00:17:07.140 can read

00:17:07.480 it.

00:17:09.420 And then

00:17:10.240 we also

00:17:11.140 heard that

00:17:11.840 they would

00:17:14.000 use more

00:17:14.580 than one

00:17:15.020 camera when

00:17:16.160 he was

00:17:16.560 asked to

00:17:17.200 do any

00:17:17.940 kind of

00:17:18.480 little video

00:17:19.360 recording for

00:17:20.140 anybody.

00:17:21.220 So when a

00:17:21.820 group asked

00:17:22.340 Biden to

00:17:22.860 record a

00:17:23.360 five-minute

00:17:23.880 address or

00:17:25.540 a keynote,

00:17:27.100 they would

00:17:28.320 tell him,

00:17:28.900 well, can

00:17:29.900 we give

00:17:30.240 you two

00:17:30.720 minutes?

00:17:31.620 Because five

00:17:32.220 minutes is

00:17:32.700 sort of a

00:17:33.140 long time.

00:17:34.200 And then

00:17:34.720 they would

00:17:35.100 use two

00:17:35.720 cameras so

00:17:37.180 that when

00:17:37.720 he glitched,

00:17:39.400 which he

00:17:39.820 did all the

00:17:40.320 time, they

00:17:41.340 would just

00:17:41.640 cut to the

00:17:42.260 other camera

00:17:42.880 and then

00:17:44.000 they could

00:17:44.420 easily edit

00:17:45.140 out the

00:17:45.600 glitch, you

00:17:46.300 know, just

00:17:46.600 have him do

00:17:47.060 it again.

00:17:50.080 So that's

00:17:50.760 called a

00:17:51.140 jump cut.

00:17:51.820 Now, here's

00:17:54.580 the funny

00:17:54.980 part about

00:17:55.520 this story.

00:17:57.220 The funniest

00:17:58.100 part about

00:17:58.600 this story is

00:17:59.420 that if

00:18:00.040 they had

00:18:00.380 removed

00:18:00.920 Biden and

00:18:02.460 replaced him

00:18:03.200 with Kamala

00:18:03.840 Harris,

00:18:05.500 wouldn't they

00:18:06.180 still need to

00:18:06.980 get the

00:18:07.300 questions in

00:18:08.100 advance?

00:18:09.660 And wouldn't

00:18:10.080 they still

00:18:10.640 need to give

00:18:11.240 her a

00:18:11.580 note card or

00:18:12.440 she might

00:18:13.220 have been

00:18:13.460 able to

00:18:13.820 memorize it?

00:18:15.060 Wouldn't

00:18:15.320 they still

00:18:15.760 be able to

00:18:16.240 give her

00:18:16.540 the answers?

00:18:17.180 and wouldn't

00:18:18.940 they use a

00:18:19.580 jump cut

00:18:20.260 just to get

00:18:22.060 rid of her

00:18:22.500 word salad?

00:18:25.000 If you

00:18:26.580 think about

00:18:27.780 how history

00:18:29.280 will treat

00:18:29.920 this, it

00:18:32.340 would be

00:18:32.640 one thing

00:18:33.240 if you

00:18:34.280 had a

00:18:34.840 very solid

00:18:35.980 vice

00:18:36.400 president,

00:18:37.420 but then

00:18:38.400 something

00:18:38.760 happened with

00:18:39.380 your president

00:18:39.940 and you

00:18:41.280 did the

00:18:41.640 best you

00:18:42.060 could to

00:18:42.640 keep it

00:18:43.640 away from

00:18:44.020 the public.

00:18:45.280 But what

00:18:45.820 are the

00:18:46.120 odds?

00:18:47.180 that in

00:18:48.440 the

00:18:48.600 Democratic

00:18:49.040 Party,

00:18:50.860 the entire

00:18:52.180 Democratic

00:18:52.880 Party,

00:18:53.700 like,

00:18:54.020 is it like

00:18:54.940 70 million

00:18:55.820 people,

00:18:56.740 that the

00:18:57.780 best two

00:18:58.460 candidates

00:18:59.080 they could

00:18:59.480 come up

00:18:59.920 with

00:19:00.300 couldn't

00:19:01.720 even talk.

00:19:04.620 You

00:19:05.340 would be

00:19:06.160 afraid to

00:19:06.780 put them

00:19:07.180 in front

00:19:07.560 of any

00:19:08.000 kind of

00:19:08.380 group

00:19:08.700 because

00:19:09.840 Kamala

00:19:10.380 would just

00:19:10.800 be cackling

00:19:11.660 and gaffing

00:19:13.280 and looking

00:19:14.360 drunk,

00:19:15.120 whether she

00:19:15.860 was or

00:19:16.240 not.

00:19:16.440 She

00:19:16.640 always

00:19:16.900 looked

00:19:17.140 drunk.

00:19:18.400 And

00:19:18.660 Biden

00:19:19.320 would

00:19:19.580 just

00:19:19.820 be

00:19:20.160 blah,

00:19:21.020 blah,

00:19:21.420 blah.

00:19:22.420 Can

00:19:22.640 you

00:19:22.800 imagine

00:19:23.280 that the

00:19:24.280 top two

00:19:25.040 people

00:19:25.580 in the

00:19:26.760 whole

00:19:26.980 country,

00:19:29.180 they didn't

00:19:29.900 trust either

00:19:30.460 one of them

00:19:30.980 to talk to

00:19:31.620 a group

00:19:31.980 of ten

00:19:32.340 people?

00:19:35.060 And

00:19:35.580 somehow,

00:19:36.700 somehow we

00:19:37.620 got used

00:19:38.140 to that.

00:19:39.960 Just think

00:19:40.680 about the

00:19:41.080 fact that

00:19:41.580 we got

00:19:42.260 used to

00:19:42.700 it.

00:19:42.920 because it's

00:19:44.300 not like

00:19:44.700 we didn't

00:19:45.100 know that

00:19:45.640 Biden

00:19:46.140 couldn't

00:19:47.200 talk to

00:19:47.620 a group.

00:19:48.320 That was

00:19:48.680 obvious.

00:19:49.620 And it

00:19:49.820 wasn't like

00:19:50.320 we didn't

00:19:50.700 know that

00:19:51.120 Kamala

00:19:51.460 Harris would

00:19:52.020 be a

00:19:52.580 cackling

00:19:53.360 word salad

00:19:54.400 mess.

00:19:54.900 But we

00:19:56.320 just sort

00:19:56.780 of got

00:19:57.060 used to

00:19:57.640 it.

00:19:58.520 Like that

00:19:59.220 was semi

00:19:59.740 normal.

00:20:01.740 You

00:20:02.180 couldn't

00:20:02.600 find two

00:20:04.800 people who

00:20:05.720 were unable

00:20:06.400 to talk to

00:20:07.140 a group

00:20:07.560 of, you

00:20:08.540 know, any

00:20:08.960 group, unless

00:20:11.000 you worked

00:20:11.440 at it pretty

00:20:11.940 hard.

00:20:12.420 But they

00:20:12.720 did.

00:20:13.220 They found

00:20:13.660 the only two

00:20:14.260 people who

00:20:14.740 couldn't talk

00:20:15.240 to a group.

00:20:18.160 Well, one

00:20:18.860 of the big

00:20:19.220 questions about

00:20:20.200 Biden's

00:20:21.740 cancer

00:20:22.560 diagnosis is

00:20:24.480 people, all

00:20:26.000 the smart

00:20:26.520 doctors immediately

00:20:27.680 went on TV

00:20:28.780 and they

00:20:29.780 said, there

00:20:30.360 is no way

00:20:31.160 that the

00:20:32.520 White House

00:20:32.920 doctor or

00:20:34.520 the doctors

00:20:35.200 didn't know

00:20:35.820 about this.

00:20:36.740 There's no way

00:20:37.300 they didn't

00:20:37.660 know about

00:20:38.060 this for a

00:20:38.880 long time.

00:20:39.940 He may

00:20:40.320 have had

00:20:40.620 this for

00:20:41.020 seven to

00:20:41.540 ten years.

00:20:42.980 And of

00:20:43.340 course, I

00:20:43.840 unfortunately

00:20:44.960 know too

00:20:45.540 much about

00:20:46.060 this topic.

00:20:46.900 And I

00:20:47.140 thought to

00:20:47.460 myself, I

00:20:49.140 don't think

00:20:49.560 those doctors

00:20:50.300 are right.

00:20:51.940 I feel

00:20:52.540 like those

00:20:52.980 doctors,

00:20:53.500 doctors, maybe

00:20:55.980 are uninformed.

00:20:58.620 And then I

00:20:59.220 saw Dr.

00:21:01.040 Nicole

00:21:01.380 Safarico on

00:21:02.600 Fox News, and

00:21:04.800 she said that

00:21:05.780 beyond a

00:21:07.220 certain age,

00:21:07.980 which I

00:21:08.480 believe now

00:21:09.200 is 75, they

00:21:11.400 don't check

00:21:11.940 PSA.

00:21:13.700 And that's

00:21:14.480 how you

00:21:14.900 catch it

00:21:15.400 early.

00:21:16.440 And the

00:21:16.800 reason they

00:21:17.160 don't check

00:21:17.660 it is if

00:21:18.360 you're 75,

00:21:19.760 and that's

00:21:20.420 the first

00:21:21.020 time you

00:21:21.480 get some

00:21:22.920 PSA

00:21:24.700 elevation.

00:21:25.940 First of

00:21:26.420 all, there

00:21:26.700 could be

00:21:27.400 several

00:21:27.780 different

00:21:28.120 reasons for

00:21:28.760 it that

00:21:29.040 are not

00:21:29.380 cancer.

00:21:31.180 But you

00:21:32.000 don't want

00:21:32.360 to ruin

00:21:33.540 their life

00:21:34.120 by a

00:21:34.540 biopsy.

00:21:37.260 It's just

00:21:37.940 better to

00:21:38.360 let it

00:21:38.680 grow slowly,

00:21:43.440 basically,

00:21:44.080 and they'll

00:21:45.320 probably die

00:21:45.820 of something

00:21:46.240 else.

00:21:47.800 So in

00:21:48.900 Biden's

00:21:49.520 case, it

00:21:50.800 was not

00:21:51.840 ordinary for

00:21:53.140 them to be

00:21:53.740 testing every

00:21:54.480 month or

00:21:55.100 every year

00:21:55.640 or anything.

00:21:56.560 So there's a

00:21:57.200 very good

00:21:57.620 chance that

00:21:58.780 they were not

00:21:59.360 aware of it

00:21:59.900 until he had

00:22:00.440 symptoms.

00:22:01.860 The symptoms

00:22:02.480 were some

00:22:03.080 kind of

00:22:03.420 urinary

00:22:03.840 symptoms, I

00:22:04.840 guess.

00:22:06.680 So by the

00:22:07.500 time he had

00:22:07.980 urinary

00:22:08.420 symptoms, he

00:22:11.040 may have had

00:22:11.560 it for a

00:22:11.940 while.

00:22:12.220 And that

00:22:15.020 means it

00:22:15.620 might have

00:22:15.940 metastasized.

00:22:17.660 So all

00:22:19.940 that

00:22:20.280 doctoring that

00:22:21.540 you saw,

00:22:22.740 where people

00:22:23.800 were like,

00:22:24.320 well, they

00:22:25.000 check him

00:22:26.220 all the

00:22:26.640 time, and

00:22:27.360 of course

00:22:28.600 they would

00:22:28.960 have checked.

00:22:29.980 None of

00:22:30.380 that was

00:22:30.720 true.

00:22:32.480 It was

00:22:33.200 more typical

00:22:33.860 that they

00:22:34.320 wouldn't

00:22:34.660 check because

00:22:36.180 of his

00:22:36.640 age.

00:22:38.060 And that's

00:22:39.140 what I

00:22:39.460 thought when

00:22:41.140 I was

00:22:41.420 watching the

00:22:42.200 original

00:22:42.820 doctors come

00:22:43.840 on and

00:22:44.240 say, oh

00:22:45.220 yeah, they

00:22:45.700 would have

00:22:45.940 known for

00:22:46.360 years.

00:22:46.980 He would

00:22:47.480 have had

00:22:47.740 it for

00:22:47.960 years.

00:22:48.400 And I

00:22:48.640 thought, you

00:22:49.880 might have

00:22:50.240 had it for

00:22:50.780 a long

00:22:51.140 time, but

00:22:53.000 they wouldn't

00:22:53.420 necessarily

00:22:54.100 know about

00:22:54.820 it.

00:22:55.780 And I

00:22:56.900 guess that's

00:22:57.400 true.

00:22:58.480 So we

00:22:59.160 don't know

00:22:59.920 if we've

00:23:00.260 been told

00:23:00.620 the whole

00:23:01.000 truth, but

00:23:02.380 the fact

00:23:03.500 that so

00:23:04.300 many doctors

00:23:05.080 went on

00:23:05.560 TV and

00:23:06.900 had the

00:23:07.320 wrong

00:23:07.660 information

00:23:08.360 about the

00:23:09.440 most common

00:23:10.140 cancer is

00:23:12.120 kind of

00:23:12.900 disturbing,

00:23:14.780 a little

00:23:15.160 bit

00:23:15.360 disturbing.

00:23:17.700 But anyway.

00:23:19.440 When I

00:23:20.160 found out my

00:23:20.780 friend got a

00:23:21.400 great deal on

00:23:22.220 a wool coat

00:23:22.760 from Winners,

00:23:23.560 I started

00:23:24.380 wondering, is

00:23:25.560 every fabulous

00:23:26.620 item I see

00:23:27.320 from Winners?

00:23:28.200 Like that

00:23:28.900 woman over

00:23:29.400 there with

00:23:29.860 the designer

00:23:30.300 jeans.

00:23:31.080 Are those

00:23:31.720 from Winners?

00:23:32.660 Ooh, or

00:23:33.420 those beautiful

00:23:33.940 gold earrings?

00:23:35.080 Did she pay

00:23:35.520 full price?

00:23:36.460 Or that

00:23:36.720 leather tote?

00:23:37.460 Or that

00:23:37.720 cashmere sweater?

00:23:38.640 Or those

00:23:39.000 knee-high boots?

00:23:39.840 That dress?

00:23:40.920 That jacket?

00:23:41.580 Those shoes?

00:23:42.620 Is anyone

00:23:43.420 paying full

00:23:44.040 price for

00:23:44.600 anything?

00:23:45.580 Stop

00:23:46.040 wondering.

00:23:46.840 Start winning.

00:23:47.780 Winners find

00:23:48.580 fabulous for

00:23:49.380 less.

00:23:50.560 And then

00:23:51.140 Hakeem

00:23:51.880 Jeffries

00:23:52.380 was asked

00:23:54.360 about, you

00:23:55.860 know, whether

00:23:56.260 Biden was

00:23:57.100 concealing his

00:23:58.040 health problems.

00:23:59.680 And his

00:24:00.440 response was,

00:24:02.180 Republicans are

00:24:03.180 literally trying

00:24:04.020 to take health

00:24:04.740 care away from

00:24:05.520 millions of

00:24:06.120 Americans.

00:24:06.540 and they

00:24:07.520 want to

00:24:07.860 fend the

00:24:08.280 flames of

00:24:08.880 conspiracy

00:24:09.560 theories at

00:24:10.400 this moment?

00:24:11.460 No thanks.

00:24:15.280 I feel as

00:24:16.500 though the

00:24:18.140 Democrats are

00:24:19.140 so feeble at

00:24:20.460 this point that

00:24:21.520 they have a

00:24:22.200 little box with

00:24:24.680 little pieces of

00:24:26.120 paper in it

00:24:27.000 that have just

00:24:28.320 little talking

00:24:29.040 points.

00:24:30.880 And so they'll

00:24:31.680 just pick out

00:24:32.280 their talking

00:24:32.840 points.

00:24:34.140 It's like,

00:24:34.540 Hakeem

00:24:35.060 Jeffries,

00:24:35.480 what do you

00:24:36.660 think was

00:24:37.180 Biden hiding

00:24:37.860 his situation?

00:24:39.400 And then he'd

00:24:39.840 reach into the

00:24:40.680 box and he'd

00:24:41.280 take out a

00:24:41.700 piece of

00:24:42.040 paper and

00:24:42.560 he'd say,

00:24:43.680 the Republicans

00:24:46.020 are trying to

00:24:46.680 take away your

00:24:47.300 health care.

00:24:48.740 And then he'd

00:24:49.540 pick another

00:24:49.980 one and say,

00:24:51.860 it's a

00:24:53.160 conspiracy theory.

00:24:56.100 It honestly

00:24:57.820 just feels like

00:24:58.780 he's randomly

00:24:59.900 saying things.

00:25:01.580 You know,

00:25:01.820 I guess this

00:25:02.540 came pretty

00:25:03.060 close to being

00:25:03.800 on target,

00:25:05.920 but it

00:25:07.160 doesn't even

00:25:07.760 feel like he's

00:25:08.560 thinking.

00:25:09.680 It's just like

00:25:10.300 he's randomly

00:25:11.020 picking statements

00:25:12.880 out of a box

00:25:13.820 or something.

00:25:15.920 Well,

00:25:16.540 in other news,

00:25:17.420 Alanis

00:25:17.920 Morissette,

00:25:19.580 a famous

00:25:20.340 singer.

00:25:22.340 According to

00:25:23.200 Laura Loomer

00:25:24.100 and her

00:25:25.000 investigation,

00:25:25.980 she had a

00:25:26.480 scoop on

00:25:27.080 this.

00:25:27.360 apparently she

00:25:30.560 was paid

00:25:31.000 $95,000

00:25:32.160 by the

00:25:33.680 Harris

00:25:34.180 campaign.

00:25:37.100 But the

00:25:37.980 weird thing

00:25:38.460 is that it

00:25:39.800 was listed

00:25:40.360 as event

00:25:41.400 services and

00:25:42.400 catering in

00:25:43.620 the FEC

00:25:44.240 records.

00:25:46.040 So she

00:25:47.820 endorsed

00:25:48.420 Harris

00:25:49.440 and then

00:25:52.260 some

00:25:53.840 entity

00:25:54.580 that was

00:25:55.820 Alanis

00:25:56.300 Morissette's

00:25:56.960 company

00:25:57.380 was paid

00:25:59.020 $95,000

00:26:00.040 for event

00:26:01.060 services and

00:26:02.060 catering.

00:26:04.040 Does that

00:26:04.820 sound legitimate

00:26:05.480 to you?

00:26:07.140 The more

00:26:08.060 we hear about

00:26:08.840 the Harris

00:26:09.720 campaign,

00:26:10.340 the funnier

00:26:10.860 it is.

00:26:12.080 It makes you

00:26:12.860 wonder if all

00:26:13.420 the voters

00:26:13.940 were also

00:26:14.480 bribed.

00:26:16.360 It's like

00:26:16.680 if Beyonce

00:26:18.280 and Oprah

00:26:19.040 and Alanis

00:26:20.520 Morissette

00:26:21.240 are all

00:26:21.700 getting paid

00:26:22.280 for their

00:26:22.860 endorsements.

00:26:24.700 What about

00:26:25.380 the regular

00:26:25.880 voters?

00:26:27.460 I mean,

00:26:27.820 obviously you

00:26:28.500 wouldn't pay

00:26:28.860 them as much.

00:26:29.680 It'd be too

00:26:30.100 expensive,

00:26:30.760 but I'd

00:26:31.780 want at

00:26:32.200 least

00:26:32.600 $0.45.

00:26:36.220 You know,

00:26:36.880 that'd be my

00:26:37.620 price.

00:26:38.140 It's like,

00:26:38.560 I'll vote for

00:26:39.360 you because

00:26:40.140 I'm going to

00:26:40.480 be in that

00:26:41.000 voting booth

00:26:41.580 anyway.

00:26:42.080 I like to

00:26:42.560 vote,

00:26:43.120 but I'm

00:26:44.380 not going to

00:26:44.800 do it for

00:26:45.220 free.

00:26:46.640 Can we

00:26:47.160 work out a

00:26:47.740 deal?

00:26:48.280 And then

00:26:48.680 the Harris

00:26:49.120 campaign

00:26:49.600 would be

00:26:49.980 like,

00:26:50.740 all right,

00:26:51.940 would you

00:26:52.640 do it

00:26:52.940 for $0.25?

00:26:54.760 And I'd

00:26:55.400 say,

00:26:55.620 $0.25?

00:26:57.280 You think

00:26:58.160 I'm going

00:26:58.520 to give

00:26:58.840 up my

00:26:59.220 vote for

00:27:00.860 $0.25?

00:27:03.540 No,

00:27:04.340 and I'm

00:27:04.740 insulted.

00:27:06.100 $0.45.

00:27:07.960 That's my

00:27:08.680 final offer.

00:27:10.120 All right.

00:27:12.060 So she

00:27:12.900 could have

00:27:13.200 won.

00:27:14.640 It was

00:27:14.980 so close.

00:27:15.700 Well,

00:27:18.120 you remember

00:27:18.540 the Democrat

00:27:21.520 elected

00:27:23.420 officials who

00:27:24.320 tried to

00:27:25.640 get into

00:27:26.220 an ICE

00:27:26.860 facility in

00:27:27.840 Newark,

00:27:29.040 and I

00:27:30.100 guess there

00:27:30.440 was some

00:27:30.820 pushing and

00:27:32.080 physicality that

00:27:33.280 got involved

00:27:34.020 there.

00:27:35.260 And I

00:27:36.860 guess Alina

00:27:37.480 Haba,

00:27:38.200 the U.S.

00:27:38.980 attorney,

00:27:39.580 is officially

00:27:40.440 charging one

00:27:42.080 of them,

00:27:42.560 Representative

00:27:43.180 LaMonica

00:27:44.020 McIver,

00:27:45.360 for assaulting

00:27:46.240 a law

00:27:46.640 enforcement

00:27:47.660 officer at

00:27:49.080 the ICE

00:27:49.600 facility as

00:27:50.740 they were

00:27:51.120 trying to

00:27:52.200 trespass and

00:27:53.060 get in.

00:27:55.060 The funniest

00:27:55.960 thing about

00:27:56.500 that story,

00:27:57.620 which I think

00:27:58.780 is true,

00:27:59.760 is if they

00:28:00.700 had not been

00:28:01.320 there to

00:28:02.260 protest,

00:28:03.520 all they had

00:28:04.240 to do was

00:28:04.740 ask if they

00:28:05.540 could get

00:28:06.520 in for a

00:28:07.300 tour,

00:28:08.520 and they

00:28:09.160 could have

00:28:09.420 just scheduled

00:28:10.000 it.

00:28:11.760 The ICE

00:28:12.540 facility would

00:28:13.360 have said,

00:28:13.860 sure, what

00:28:14.820 time do you

00:28:15.160 want to

00:28:15.380 come in?

00:28:16.640 And then

00:28:17.040 they would

00:28:17.360 just pick

00:28:17.800 the time.

00:28:19.340 Because it

00:28:19.960 wasn't like

00:28:20.460 it's a

00:28:20.820 secret facility

00:28:21.780 or anything.

00:28:22.700 It was just

00:28:23.500 that they

00:28:24.160 had not

00:28:24.540 made a

00:28:24.920 reservation.

00:28:26.820 So it

00:28:28.340 became criminal

00:28:29.240 because they

00:28:29.880 were pushing

00:28:30.400 the law

00:28:31.580 enforcement

00:28:32.000 around.

00:28:32.980 But here's

00:28:33.500 the part I

00:28:33.880 don't understand.

00:28:34.860 This is from

00:28:35.620 Alina Haba,

00:28:36.920 the U.S.

00:28:37.460 attorney.

00:28:39.420 She said,

00:28:40.260 I have

00:28:40.540 persistently

00:28:41.280 made efforts

00:28:41.960 to address

00:28:42.580 these issues

00:28:43.340 without bringing

00:28:44.840 criminal charges.

00:28:46.460 And I've

00:28:46.780 given

00:28:47.140 Representative

00:28:48.240 McIver

00:28:50.380 every opportunity

00:28:51.760 to come to

00:28:52.440 a resolution.

00:28:53.780 But she

00:28:54.120 has unfortunately

00:28:54.920 declined.

00:28:55.920 And I

00:28:56.140 thought to

00:28:56.960 myself,

00:28:57.760 what exactly

00:28:58.800 would be the

00:28:59.500 other things

00:29:00.480 that would

00:29:02.000 make this

00:29:02.460 not a

00:29:02.900 jailable

00:29:03.340 offense

00:29:03.880 without

00:29:05.460 bringing

00:29:05.980 criminal

00:29:06.460 charges?

00:29:07.760 What

00:29:08.320 exactly was

00:29:09.080 she going

00:29:09.400 to do?

00:29:10.240 And by

00:29:10.620 the way,

00:29:10.920 it wasn't

00:29:11.360 like a

00:29:12.600 serious

00:29:13.040 crime.

00:29:13.940 There may

00:29:14.560 have been

00:29:14.780 a little

00:29:15.100 elbowing

00:29:15.960 and a

00:29:17.220 little bit

00:29:17.540 of pushing,

00:29:18.300 but nothing

00:29:19.060 that was

00:29:19.380 going to

00:29:19.620 hurt an

00:29:20.020 ICE officer

00:29:20.780 really,

00:29:21.700 or a

00:29:22.100 police

00:29:22.720 officer.

00:29:24.920 What

00:29:25.520 exactly did

00:29:26.380 they offer

00:29:26.940 her if she

00:29:28.340 apologized?

00:29:30.380 So there's

00:29:31.260 something weird

00:29:31.820 about that

00:29:32.280 story.

00:29:34.440 Anyway,

00:29:35.440 according to

00:29:36.820 a Harvard

00:29:37.580 Harris poll,

00:29:39.080 for the

00:29:39.520 first time

00:29:40.320 since July

00:29:41.100 2021,

00:29:42.880 a majority

00:29:43.480 of Americans

00:29:44.200 rate the

00:29:44.700 economy as

00:29:45.460 strong.

00:29:48.600 How many

00:29:49.700 of you

00:29:50.020 rate the

00:29:50.540 economy as

00:29:51.340 strong,

00:29:52.280 the American

00:29:52.860 economy?

00:29:55.420 Why would

00:29:56.560 you rate it

00:29:57.080 as strong?

00:29:58.600 We have

00:29:59.160 this crushing

00:29:59.960 debt and

00:30:01.720 no real

00:30:02.280 way to pay

00:30:02.820 it back.

00:30:03.340 we don't

00:30:05.580 even have

00:30:06.100 an economy.

00:30:07.940 We barely

00:30:09.020 have a

00:30:09.600 survivable

00:30:10.600 temporary

00:30:11.840 situation.

00:30:13.860 We don't

00:30:14.160 have an

00:30:14.860 economy.

00:30:16.300 An economy

00:30:17.200 would suggest

00:30:18.060 that it could

00:30:18.600 keep on

00:30:19.080 running the

00:30:19.620 way it's

00:30:19.940 going.

00:30:20.800 Our

00:30:21.000 scan,

00:30:22.360 we might

00:30:23.240 have a few

00:30:23.820 years and

00:30:24.360 then the

00:30:25.020 runway is

00:30:25.840 done and

00:30:26.360 then we

00:30:26.920 all have to

00:30:28.220 become cavemen

00:30:29.080 or something.

00:30:30.320 But with

00:30:31.100 crushing

00:30:31.640 debt,

00:30:33.500 I think

00:30:34.120 people just

00:30:34.680 don't understand

00:30:35.460 enough about

00:30:36.100 the economy.

00:30:37.680 So whenever

00:30:38.580 you poll

00:30:39.140 people and

00:30:39.740 ask them if

00:30:40.300 the economy

00:30:40.860 is strong,

00:30:42.260 it's sort

00:30:42.680 of like

00:30:42.960 polling people

00:30:43.660 and asking

00:30:44.220 them,

00:30:45.160 hey, is

00:30:45.620 this the

00:30:45.940 right way

00:30:46.340 to design

00:30:47.200 this microchip?

00:30:48.840 And then the

00:30:49.740 citizens are

00:30:50.440 like, well,

00:30:51.860 I don't know

00:30:52.640 too much about

00:30:53.420 designing microchips,

00:30:54.940 but it does

00:30:56.320 look right to

00:30:56.980 me.

00:30:57.280 Now, what

00:30:59.520 would be the

00:30:59.940 point of

00:31:00.300 asking the

00:31:00.880 public something

00:31:02.320 they couldn't

00:31:02.880 possibly understand?

00:31:05.600 Well, I guess

00:31:06.520 it would get

00:31:06.820 their attitude.

00:31:08.480 Maybe they'd

00:31:09.300 buy more

00:31:09.760 stuff if they

00:31:10.460 think it's

00:31:10.880 strong.

00:31:11.940 But speaking

00:31:12.520 of the

00:31:13.020 budget

00:31:13.540 debacle,

00:31:15.280 which is

00:31:15.700 what I

00:31:16.040 call it,

00:31:18.920 I guess

00:31:20.020 the Freedom

00:31:20.640 Caucus

00:31:21.120 chair says

00:31:23.160 the votes

00:31:23.900 are not

00:31:24.280 there.

00:31:25.660 And

00:31:26.000 so

00:31:27.760 if the

00:31:29.600 votes are

00:31:30.000 not there,

00:31:30.740 it means

00:31:31.140 that they'll

00:31:31.620 have to

00:31:32.000 negotiate,

00:31:32.980 and they'll

00:31:33.260 be negotiating

00:31:34.080 until the

00:31:34.540 end of

00:31:34.860 June.

00:31:35.660 So they're

00:31:36.480 hoping to

00:31:36.960 get something

00:31:37.420 signed before

00:31:38.580 Memorial Day.

00:31:40.360 But at

00:31:41.240 least one

00:31:42.000 part of the

00:31:42.840 Republican

00:31:43.780 world says,

00:31:46.080 nope,

00:31:47.320 we don't

00:31:48.100 have the

00:31:48.440 votes.

00:31:49.540 So I guess

00:31:50.100 they would be

00:31:51.080 the anti-debt

00:31:52.500 people,

00:31:53.800 the Freedom

00:31:54.280 Caucus.

00:31:54.840 and then

00:31:57.020 allegedly

00:31:57.600 Trump is

00:31:58.400 going to

00:31:59.140 personally

00:32:00.880 lobby the

00:32:01.640 House

00:32:01.880 Republicans

00:32:02.420 to get

00:32:04.320 this signed

00:32:04.860 right away

00:32:05.440 because it

00:32:07.220 would be a

00:32:07.680 legacy-building

00:32:08.500 accomplishment

00:32:09.160 for his

00:32:09.760 second term.

00:32:11.600 Do you

00:32:12.260 think it

00:32:12.620 should be

00:32:12.980 signed

00:32:13.400 if they

00:32:14.920 haven't

00:32:15.880 meaningfully

00:32:16.760 reduced the

00:32:17.620 debt?

00:32:17.940 I just

00:32:21.460 don't think

00:32:21.880 they should

00:32:22.260 sign it.

00:32:23.900 It feels

00:32:24.660 like there

00:32:25.220 has to be

00:32:25.800 some kind

00:32:26.860 of guard

00:32:28.560 rail or

00:32:29.540 penalty or

00:32:31.460 benefit or

00:32:32.380 something to

00:32:33.700 get the

00:32:34.540 Congress to

00:32:35.240 do the

00:32:35.580 thing that

00:32:35.960 they should

00:32:36.380 do, which

00:32:37.820 is reduce

00:32:39.260 the spending,

00:32:40.240 as hard as

00:32:40.880 that is.

00:32:41.900 But unfortunately

00:32:42.800 we don't have a

00:32:43.660 system in which

00:32:44.460 the Congress

00:32:45.040 can do

00:32:45.740 that because

00:32:47.260 if they

00:32:47.740 even reduce

00:32:48.420 the spending

00:32:49.020 for something

00:32:50.460 that only 10%

00:32:51.620 of the public

00:32:52.180 cared about,

00:32:53.400 that would be

00:32:54.040 enough to

00:32:54.460 lose the

00:32:54.880 next election.

00:32:57.260 So it

00:33:00.940 looks like

00:33:01.620 there's

00:33:03.560 nothing that

00:33:04.080 will ever

00:33:04.560 be done

00:33:05.180 and we

00:33:06.680 will just

00:33:07.240 cruise into

00:33:08.580 this total

00:33:09.420 deficit

00:33:10.400 death spiral.

00:33:12.560 so I

00:33:15.320 don't know,

00:33:15.740 something's

00:33:16.140 got to

00:33:16.400 give.

00:33:18.260 We'll

00:33:18.840 see.

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00:33:32.220 Scotiabank,

00:33:33.000 you're richer

00:33:33.440 than you think.

00:33:36.120 According to

00:33:37.000 Breitbart News,

00:33:38.200 there's a poll

00:33:38.920 that says

00:33:39.500 majority of

00:33:41.200 American

00:33:42.800 voters say

00:33:43.880 that lowering

00:33:44.420 the cost of

00:33:45.160 living should

00:33:45.820 be Trump's

00:33:46.500 top priority.

00:33:47.980 Now what

00:33:48.280 they're thinking

00:33:48.820 is they

00:33:49.420 want the

00:33:50.000 cost of

00:33:50.420 eggs and

00:33:50.980 gas and

00:33:51.620 rent and

00:33:52.240 stuff to

00:33:52.640 go down,

00:33:53.280 which should

00:33:54.060 be hard

00:33:54.660 for a

00:33:55.060 president to

00:33:55.680 do,

00:33:56.920 you know,

00:33:57.280 except for

00:33:58.200 maybe doing

00:34:00.420 things that

00:34:00.860 lower inflation

00:34:01.680 a little bit.

00:34:03.060 But I

00:34:04.040 still think

00:34:04.660 we're going

00:34:05.060 to have to

00:34:05.340 do something

00:34:05.900 that's more

00:34:06.600 structurally

00:34:07.800 radical.

00:34:09.200 it seems

00:34:11.380 to me

00:34:11.800 that if

00:34:12.440 our

00:34:12.860 demographics

00:34:14.600 are collapsing

00:34:15.520 and you

00:34:17.960 got a

00:34:18.220 bunch of

00:34:18.720 old people

00:34:19.300 who are

00:34:19.620 going to

00:34:19.840 be in

00:34:20.060 houses that

00:34:20.880 are too

00:34:21.480 big for

00:34:21.880 them,

00:34:22.260 and there

00:34:22.620 might be

00:34:22.880 one person

00:34:23.500 left in

00:34:23.960 the house,

00:34:24.880 doesn't it

00:34:25.380 make more

00:34:25.820 sense to

00:34:27.880 have situations

00:34:28.840 where there's

00:34:29.680 one old

00:34:30.440 person who

00:34:31.500 has a big

00:34:33.260 house,

00:34:33.940 but they've

00:34:34.640 got some

00:34:35.080 roommates that

00:34:37.080 are just

00:34:37.440 younger people

00:34:38.160 who want

00:34:39.560 to spend

00:34:39.940 a lot less

00:34:40.580 money on

00:34:42.460 rent.

00:34:43.740 Now, I

00:34:44.380 know that

00:34:44.740 that's already

00:34:45.320 a thing,

00:34:46.460 but it feels

00:34:47.660 like it could

00:34:48.240 be a much

00:34:48.680 bigger thing

00:34:49.420 because there

00:34:50.360 must be

00:34:50.880 just zillions

00:34:53.340 of old people

00:34:54.200 who are living

00:34:54.800 alone who

00:34:56.420 would just

00:34:56.800 love to

00:34:57.280 have at

00:34:58.220 least one

00:34:59.280 roommate that's

00:35:01.100 younger and

00:35:01.960 brings a little

00:35:03.160 noise and a

00:35:04.160 little life into

00:35:04.820 the house.

00:35:05.260 But if you

00:35:06.360 get the

00:35:06.720 wrong roommate,

00:35:07.640 it's a

00:35:08.180 living hell,

00:35:08.860 so I can

00:35:09.180 see why

00:35:09.540 people don't

00:35:10.100 do it.

00:35:12.620 Meanwhile,

00:35:13.420 CBS News is

00:35:14.560 offering Trump

00:35:15.920 $20 million

00:35:16.700 to settle

00:35:17.640 his lawsuit

00:35:18.500 over that

00:35:20.140 Kamala

00:35:21.360 interview on

00:35:22.380 60 Minutes,

00:35:24.080 but in

00:35:24.700 protest,

00:35:25.660 the CBS

00:35:26.160 News president

00:35:27.120 Wendy

00:35:27.680 McMahon

00:35:28.900 has threatened

00:35:30.580 to resign,

00:35:32.160 and apparently

00:35:33.360 they accepted

00:35:34.520 her resignation

00:35:35.240 so it was

00:35:36.460 more than a

00:35:37.000 threat.

00:35:38.760 So they

00:35:39.580 accepted her

00:35:40.220 resignation.

00:35:41.960 But we

00:35:42.540 don't know

00:35:42.900 yet if

00:35:43.320 Trump will

00:35:43.820 accept the

00:35:44.400 $20 million.

00:35:47.000 Of course,

00:35:48.020 this gives

00:35:49.220 us a good

00:35:49.740 idea for

00:35:50.300 reducing the

00:35:51.040 national debt.

00:35:53.420 I think

00:35:54.200 Trump should

00:35:54.780 just keep

00:35:55.420 suing the

00:35:56.460 fake news

00:35:57.160 and then

00:35:58.640 use that

00:35:59.120 money to

00:35:59.920 pay down

00:36:00.420 the debt.

00:36:01.760 So this

00:36:02.360 would be

00:36:02.600 the first

00:36:02.960 $20 million.

00:36:05.240 because you

00:36:06.400 could sue

00:36:06.820 the fake

00:36:07.300 news all

00:36:07.940 day long.

00:36:09.280 You're like,

00:36:09.680 oh, there's

00:36:10.160 one.

00:36:11.240 Oh, there's

00:36:11.880 one.

00:36:12.580 $20 million,

00:36:13.400 $20 million.

00:36:15.060 Well, okay,

00:36:16.260 that's not my

00:36:16.800 best idea.

00:36:17.420 Well, you

00:36:21.380 probably heard

00:36:22.820 the news

00:36:23.420 yesterday, I

00:36:24.060 talked about

00:36:24.540 it, that

00:36:25.580 Kash Patel

00:36:26.620 and Dan

00:36:27.180 Bongino

00:36:27.640 both say

00:36:28.620 they've seen

00:36:29.940 the Epstein

00:36:30.640 files and

00:36:32.180 he did not

00:36:32.860 kill himself.

00:36:34.760 I'm sorry,

00:36:35.760 and he did

00:36:36.240 kill himself.

00:36:37.080 He committed

00:36:37.540 suicide.

00:36:38.540 He was not

00:36:39.100 murdered.

00:36:39.440 Now, almost

00:36:41.800 all of you

00:36:42.380 are going

00:36:42.760 to say,

00:36:43.480 I don't

00:36:43.820 believe that.

00:36:45.160 I believe

00:36:45.700 he was

00:36:46.100 totally

00:36:46.440 murdered.

00:36:47.200 It doesn't

00:36:47.580 add up.

00:36:49.300 And I

00:36:50.220 saw a post

00:36:51.420 by Chris

00:36:52.080 Martinson

00:36:52.600 who said,

00:36:54.460 my PhD is

00:36:55.480 in pathology

00:36:56.440 toxicology.

00:36:57.580 I performed

00:36:58.200 autopsies.

00:36:59.420 I know

00:36:59.940 enough about

00:37:00.520 anatomy to

00:37:01.240 know that

00:37:02.340 a slump

00:37:03.080 hanging,

00:37:04.180 so that

00:37:04.540 would be

00:37:04.980 the way he

00:37:06.860 was hanging

00:37:07.360 himself,

00:37:07.820 is not

00:37:08.840 going to

00:37:09.300 fracture

00:37:09.680 the hyoid

00:37:10.820 bone into

00:37:11.560 three pieces.

00:37:13.020 Epstein

00:37:13.300 did not

00:37:13.900 kill himself.

00:37:14.680 He was

00:37:14.880 strangled by

00:37:15.500 a strong

00:37:16.060 man.

00:37:17.200 This

00:37:17.440 indicates we

00:37:18.200 have a

00:37:18.500 huge problem.

00:37:20.420 So,

00:37:20.800 what do

00:37:21.100 you think?

00:37:22.620 Do you

00:37:22.980 think that

00:37:23.440 there was

00:37:23.840 a national

00:37:25.060 secret so

00:37:25.980 great that

00:37:27.820 Bongino

00:37:28.780 and Patel,

00:37:30.560 being patriots

00:37:31.800 and being

00:37:32.420 honest people

00:37:33.320 in general,

00:37:34.800 do you

00:37:35.240 think they

00:37:35.600 were warned

00:37:36.340 that they

00:37:37.260 just

00:37:37.720 can't

00:37:38.240 tell the

00:37:38.720 truth about

00:37:39.280 this?

00:37:40.260 And they

00:37:40.800 were told,

00:37:41.500 look,

00:37:41.860 you're

00:37:42.120 going to

00:37:42.160 have to

00:37:42.420 go out

00:37:42.680 and lie

00:37:43.060 because if

00:37:45.160 the public

00:37:45.660 found out

00:37:46.300 what really

00:37:47.500 went on

00:37:48.000 with Epstein,

00:37:49.280 it would

00:37:50.760 be a big

00:37:51.180 problem.

00:37:52.400 What do

00:37:52.920 you think?

00:37:54.120 Because I

00:37:56.080 have a

00:37:56.680 natural

00:37:57.740 inclination

00:37:58.500 to believe

00:38:00.160 what Dan

00:38:01.020 Bongino

00:38:01.600 says.

00:38:03.160 Because there's

00:38:03.980 just nothing

00:38:04.640 about him

00:38:05.400 that suggests

00:38:06.460 he would

00:38:06.800 be a liar.

00:38:07.720 Just

00:38:08.280 nothing.

00:38:09.400 And there's

00:38:10.060 nothing about

00:38:10.820 Patel that

00:38:11.880 would suggest

00:38:12.520 that he

00:38:12.900 would just

00:38:13.240 go on

00:38:13.640 camera and

00:38:14.820 tell a

00:38:15.280 huge whopping

00:38:16.120 lie.

00:38:17.760 But they

00:38:18.480 both say

00:38:19.160 stuff like

00:38:19.960 we saw

00:38:20.460 the file.

00:38:23.180 If there

00:38:23.940 were something

00:38:24.520 that were a

00:38:25.320 big state

00:38:25.940 secret, it

00:38:27.360 wouldn't be

00:38:27.740 in the file,

00:38:28.960 would it?

00:38:29.840 it seems

00:38:31.980 like the

00:38:32.360 only way

00:38:32.780 this makes

00:38:33.260 sense is

00:38:34.840 if somebody

00:38:36.100 dark from

00:38:38.700 the dark

00:38:39.280 part of

00:38:39.660 the government

00:38:40.520 tapped him

00:38:41.480 on the

00:38:41.780 shoulder and

00:38:42.280 said,

00:38:42.720 here's the

00:38:44.040 deal.

00:38:44.980 You really

00:38:46.060 can't tell

00:38:46.900 the public

00:38:47.400 about this

00:38:48.160 Epstein

00:38:48.520 situation.

00:38:49.860 We can't

00:38:50.640 tell you

00:38:51.040 who killed

00:38:51.640 him.

00:38:52.560 You can't

00:38:53.400 tell them

00:38:54.000 what Epstein

00:38:55.220 was up to.

00:38:56.960 The only

00:38:57.680 thing you

00:38:58.040 could do

00:38:58.460 is comment

00:39:00.120 on the

00:39:00.600 files.

00:39:01.220 The files

00:39:01.760 say that

00:39:02.260 it was

00:39:02.520 a suicide

00:39:03.320 and the

00:39:04.880 files say

00:39:05.600 that he

00:39:06.060 was just

00:39:07.240 having lots

00:39:07.820 of parties

00:39:08.280 at the

00:39:08.640 house and

00:39:10.000 he wasn't

00:39:10.720 working for

00:39:11.220 any

00:39:11.540 intelligence

00:39:12.380 operation.

00:39:15.220 Do you

00:39:15.900 believe that?

00:39:17.180 That he

00:39:17.520 also was not

00:39:18.340 working for

00:39:18.920 any kind

00:39:19.340 of intelligence

00:39:19.980 operation?

00:39:21.500 Because I

00:39:22.220 think that's

00:39:22.720 the official

00:39:23.320 story,

00:39:24.000 right?

00:39:24.240 We all

00:39:26.880 assume that

00:39:28.420 he was

00:39:28.800 working for

00:39:29.420 at least

00:39:29.840 one

00:39:30.180 intelligence

00:39:30.740 agency,

00:39:31.960 but maybe

00:39:34.260 not, or

00:39:35.940 at least

00:39:36.180 that might

00:39:36.560 be the

00:39:36.880 official story.

00:39:38.520 So, I

00:39:39.680 don't know.

00:39:41.620 The fact

00:39:42.540 that Kash

00:39:45.760 Patel and

00:39:46.560 Dan Bongino

00:39:47.300 are both

00:39:47.820 patriots

00:39:48.520 suggests that

00:39:50.020 if somebody

00:39:50.560 said, for

00:39:51.360 the benefit

00:39:51.860 of the

00:39:52.200 country,

00:39:52.620 you're just

00:39:52.940 going to

00:39:53.160 have to

00:39:53.440 lie about

00:39:53.920 this,

00:39:55.000 that would

00:39:55.400 be enough

00:39:55.840 for them

00:39:56.160 to lie.

00:39:57.680 Because if

00:39:58.360 they knew

00:39:58.940 it was for

00:39:59.340 the benefit

00:39:59.740 of the

00:40:00.060 country and

00:40:00.580 it was a

00:40:00.940 really big

00:40:01.360 deal,

00:40:02.520 well, you'd

00:40:03.080 lie to

00:40:03.540 if the

00:40:05.000 right people

00:40:05.420 asked you

00:40:05.840 to do it.

00:40:06.960 So, I

00:40:07.520 think they're

00:40:07.820 both honest,

00:40:09.200 but in this

00:40:09.860 specific situation,

00:40:11.160 there might be

00:40:11.800 some national

00:40:12.500 interest or

00:40:14.320 a safety

00:40:14.940 situation that

00:40:16.880 caused them

00:40:18.020 to be a

00:40:18.420 little less

00:40:20.360 than accurate,

00:40:21.260 let's just

00:40:21.680 say.

00:40:21.940 according to

00:40:24.860 Newsmax,

00:40:25.740 the Supreme

00:40:26.280 Court has

00:40:27.000 backed Trump

00:40:27.740 on ending

00:40:29.060 the temporary

00:40:30.260 protected

00:40:30.920 status for

00:40:32.640 350,000

00:40:34.000 Venezuelans.

00:40:35.420 So,

00:40:35.840 apparently,

00:40:36.480 there were a

00:40:37.440 whole bunch of

00:40:37.920 Venezuelans in

00:40:38.740 the country

00:40:39.260 under a

00:40:41.380 TPS program.

00:40:45.100 TPS.

00:40:46.280 Sounds like

00:40:47.120 something from

00:40:47.720 that movie,

00:40:48.400 Office Space.

00:40:49.080 But anyway,

00:40:50.200 the TPS

00:40:50.960 program was

00:40:51.980 designed so

00:40:53.520 that people

00:40:54.020 from a

00:40:54.920 country that's

00:40:55.840 stricken by

00:40:56.520 war or

00:40:57.260 natural

00:40:57.660 disasters or

00:41:00.220 other

00:41:00.740 catastrophes

00:41:01.900 could come

00:41:03.220 into the

00:41:03.620 United States

00:41:04.320 and work.

00:41:06.280 But that

00:41:07.500 made it hard

00:41:08.140 to deport

00:41:08.700 them, so

00:41:09.640 now the

00:41:10.300 Trump

00:41:10.660 administration

00:41:11.320 got the

00:41:11.980 vote from

00:41:13.380 the Supreme

00:41:13.860 Court so

00:41:15.460 they can

00:41:15.920 deport them.

00:41:16.860 a lot of

00:41:20.200 them found

00:41:20.640 work, so

00:41:21.440 I'm not

00:41:21.780 sure that

00:41:22.200 they're the

00:41:22.560 dangerous

00:41:22.960 ones.

00:41:23.500 It's not

00:41:23.800 like they're

00:41:24.140 the gang

00:41:24.560 members,

00:41:26.060 but have

00:41:28.340 they found

00:41:28.800 all the

00:41:29.140 gang

00:41:29.380 members?

00:41:31.440 I don't

00:41:31.760 know.

00:41:32.340 I feel

00:41:32.660 like maybe

00:41:35.040 they're just

00:41:35.520 getting ready

00:41:36.180 in that

00:41:36.520 one.

00:41:39.020 Did you

00:41:39.660 know that

00:41:40.380 in the

00:41:40.760 recent dust

00:41:41.700 up between

00:41:42.320 India and

00:41:43.020 Pakistan,

00:41:43.480 apparently

00:41:45.360 India is

00:41:46.280 accusing

00:41:48.440 Pakistan of

00:41:50.760 working with

00:41:51.420 China for

00:41:52.200 their targeting.

00:41:54.120 So

00:41:54.420 allegedly

00:41:56.060 China was

00:41:58.200 providing for

00:42:00.160 Pakistan real

00:42:01.140 time satellite

00:42:01.820 data and

00:42:02.560 radar tweaks

00:42:03.420 and eyes

00:42:05.440 on the

00:42:06.000 troops and

00:42:06.820 more than

00:42:08.120 just weapon

00:42:08.660 sales.

00:42:11.640 So that's

00:42:12.700 bad.

00:42:13.480 So that

00:42:13.940 would put

00:42:14.400 India on

00:42:15.560 a war

00:42:17.580 footing with

00:42:18.300 China if

00:42:20.340 they took

00:42:20.760 this seriously.

00:42:21.680 We'll see

00:42:21.980 if they do.

00:42:23.560 But yeah,

00:42:24.480 China's backing

00:42:25.220 Pakistan.

00:42:26.220 U.S. is

00:42:26.900 backing India

00:42:27.840 probably,

00:42:29.280 directly or

00:42:30.000 indirectly.

00:42:32.780 So that's

00:42:33.720 dangerous.

00:42:35.600 There's a

00:42:36.200 story in the

00:42:36.900 New York

00:42:37.240 Post about

00:42:38.480 one of the

00:42:39.160 big AI

00:42:40.680 founders,

00:42:41.940 Setskiver,

00:42:44.980 that's his

00:42:46.700 last name.

00:42:48.180 Anyway,

00:42:48.620 he's one of

00:42:49.140 the Open

00:42:49.540 AI co-founders

00:42:50.720 and he

00:42:51.680 wanted to

00:42:52.100 build a

00:42:52.560 doomsday

00:42:53.120 bunker to

00:42:55.180 protect the

00:42:55.860 company's

00:42:56.440 scientists before

00:42:57.520 an artificial

00:42:58.220 general

00:42:59.160 intelligence is

00:43:00.080 released.

00:43:01.960 What do you

00:43:02.780 think of

00:43:03.060 that?

00:43:03.920 Is that

00:43:04.480 telling you

00:43:04.960 that AI

00:43:05.660 is more

00:43:06.180 dangerous than

00:43:06.960 they're telling

00:43:07.420 us if the

00:43:09.180 person who

00:43:09.700 knows the

00:43:10.160 most about

00:43:10.760 them wanted

00:43:12.140 to build a

00:43:12.740 doomsday bunker

00:43:13.860 to get away

00:43:14.620 from the AI

00:43:15.340 that they were

00:43:15.900 developing?

00:43:17.860 And would a

00:43:18.700 bunker be the

00:43:19.460 way to escape

00:43:20.200 from AI?

00:43:22.060 I don't know.

00:43:24.000 But here's

00:43:25.280 what I can add

00:43:25.980 for context.

00:43:27.980 Rich people,

00:43:29.040 or people

00:43:29.800 spending other

00:43:30.560 people's money,

00:43:31.440 they would be

00:43:31.940 spending the

00:43:32.460 company's money,

00:43:34.060 are not like

00:43:34.960 the rest of

00:43:35.500 us.

00:43:37.800 And in this

00:43:38.680 case, I would

00:43:39.480 not be rich

00:43:40.100 enough to build

00:43:40.800 a doomsday

00:43:41.440 bunker for

00:43:42.120 myself.

00:43:43.400 So, if you

00:43:45.100 were a

00:43:45.660 multi-billionaire

00:43:46.600 or your

00:43:48.280 company was

00:43:49.140 willing to

00:43:49.640 spend the

00:43:50.080 money on

00:43:50.500 your behalf,

00:43:52.440 if you

00:43:52.880 said, well,

00:43:53.520 there's only

00:43:53.920 a 1% chance

00:43:55.240 that I'll

00:43:55.680 need a

00:43:56.040 bunker,

00:43:57.920 well, you

00:43:58.680 don't care.

00:43:59.660 If you're a

00:44:00.180 billionaire, you

00:44:00.900 can afford a

00:44:01.560 bunker, and

00:44:02.200 if it makes

00:44:02.980 you feel better,

00:44:04.140 it doesn't

00:44:04.460 matter if

00:44:04.800 there's a

00:44:05.120 1% risk.

00:44:06.540 But the

00:44:07.020 rest of us

00:44:07.620 wouldn't do

00:44:09.560 something for

00:44:10.180 a 1% risk.

00:44:12.080 So, it

00:44:12.600 doesn't really

00:44:13.180 tell you that

00:44:13.980 AI is that

00:44:15.020 dangerous.

00:44:16.340 It's more a

00:44:17.360 comment about

00:44:18.380 rich people

00:44:20.240 who have

00:44:20.660 too much

00:44:21.200 money, and

00:44:22.980 they can

00:44:23.560 build a

00:44:23.940 bunker and

00:44:24.400 you can't.

00:44:25.880 So, I

00:44:27.400 don't get too

00:44:28.120 worried about

00:44:28.760 rich people

00:44:29.460 building

00:44:30.020 bunkers,

00:44:31.040 because I

00:44:31.640 think rich

00:44:32.120 people have

00:44:32.660 been building

00:44:33.240 bunkers for

00:44:34.300 50 years,

00:44:36.240 right?

00:44:36.800 And they

00:44:37.620 haven't needed

00:44:38.120 them yet.

00:44:40.560 So, it's

00:44:41.260 probably not so

00:44:41.880 much about

00:44:42.320 risk as it

00:44:43.520 is about

00:44:44.080 people who

00:44:45.160 have a lot

00:44:45.500 of money.

00:44:47.960 Well, Spain

00:44:49.320 is having

00:44:49.900 another problem.

00:44:50.780 You know that

00:44:51.200 they had that

00:44:52.360 big problem

00:44:52.880 with losing

00:44:53.420 power to a

00:44:54.360 bunch of

00:44:54.820 places in

00:44:56.060 Spain.

00:44:56.520 Now, according

00:44:57.000 to the Daily

00:44:57.580 Mail, they're

00:44:59.080 losing all their

00:45:00.160 telecom at the

00:45:01.040 same time.

00:45:02.440 So, not

00:45:03.140 even just

00:45:03.640 one entity,

00:45:05.680 it's a whole

00:45:06.180 bunch of

00:45:06.720 telecom

00:45:07.320 entities.

00:45:08.500 So, they're

00:45:08.800 losing their

00:45:09.680 internet access

00:45:12.740 and their

00:45:13.500 cell phones

00:45:14.140 all at the

00:45:14.600 same time.

00:45:16.200 And the

00:45:18.000 official

00:45:18.600 explanation is

00:45:19.800 that they

00:45:20.200 were doing

00:45:20.580 a network

00:45:21.100 upgrade.

00:45:23.520 Do you

00:45:24.280 think that

00:45:24.760 a network

00:45:25.560 upgrade took

00:45:27.180 out every

00:45:27.860 company that

00:45:28.600 provides cell

00:45:29.300 service?

00:45:29.760 what part

00:45:32.660 of the

00:45:32.920 network

00:45:33.320 upgrade

00:45:33.940 were they

00:45:35.980 doing?

00:45:36.780 Is there

00:45:37.320 really a

00:45:37.760 choke point

00:45:38.260 for that?

00:45:39.300 I don't

00:45:39.840 know if I

00:45:40.140 believe that.

00:45:41.420 But it

00:45:41.820 does seem

00:45:42.240 to me that

00:45:42.700 we're getting

00:45:43.060 to a point

00:45:43.680 where the

00:45:45.040 world is

00:45:45.620 too complicated

00:45:46.480 and too

00:45:47.040 connected so

00:45:48.820 that things

00:45:50.200 are going to

00:45:50.580 break because

00:45:51.560 it's so

00:45:52.040 complicated we

00:45:52.920 don't even

00:45:53.320 know where

00:45:54.880 to look and

00:45:55.440 how to fix

00:45:55.960 it.

00:45:57.040 And that

00:45:58.880 could be part

00:45:59.440 of it.

00:45:59.760 So it

00:46:00.540 could be

00:46:00.860 that Spain

00:46:01.660 just has

00:46:03.900 too much

00:46:04.960 technology and

00:46:06.040 not enough

00:46:06.420 people who

00:46:06.900 know how to

00:46:07.320 fix it.

00:46:08.260 Could be.

00:46:09.740 Or it

00:46:10.500 could be a

00:46:11.280 conspiracy theory

00:46:12.260 there's something

00:46:12.840 worse going

00:46:13.420 on.

00:46:15.340 Well, it

00:46:16.780 seems to me

00:46:17.940 that whenever I

00:46:18.600 read a story

00:46:19.240 about China,

00:46:20.800 it's about

00:46:22.120 some amazing

00:46:23.020 thing that

00:46:23.580 they're getting

00:46:23.980 ready to do.

00:46:25.800 So here

00:46:26.680 again, China

00:46:27.540 is going to

00:46:28.080 build a

00:46:28.520 space-based

00:46:29.520 supercomputer

00:46:30.240 and they're

00:46:32.160 already building

00:46:32.700 it.

00:46:33.080 So they've

00:46:33.540 already set

00:46:34.000 up some

00:46:34.460 satellites.

00:46:35.980 So I guess

00:46:36.440 the satellites

00:46:37.180 will operate

00:46:38.300 as essentially

00:46:41.860 nodes of a

00:46:42.880 supercomputer that

00:46:44.020 would be

00:46:44.360 surrounding the

00:46:45.120 Earth.

00:46:46.400 And it

00:46:48.300 saves a bunch

00:46:49.300 of money on

00:46:49.840 energy, they

00:46:50.780 say.

00:46:51.120 And I

00:46:52.120 guess that's

00:46:52.700 because it's

00:46:53.860 very cold in

00:46:54.760 space.

00:46:56.060 Is that why

00:46:56.600 they're saving

00:46:57.120 money on

00:46:57.660 energy?

00:46:58.940 But they're

00:47:01.240 already putting

00:47:02.080 their first 12

00:47:03.340 satellites up.

00:47:04.820 There are going

00:47:05.220 to be 2,800

00:47:06.120 satellites when

00:47:07.040 they're done.

00:47:07.760 And it will

00:47:08.140 form an AI

00:47:10.560 powered satellite

00:47:11.960 computing system

00:47:14.420 with 744

00:47:16.340 trillion operations

00:47:17.820 per second.

00:47:19.580 And they

00:47:20.340 will communicate

00:47:21.120 with the other

00:47:21.720 satellites at

00:47:22.480 some huge

00:47:23.680 speed.

00:47:25.000 And it

00:47:26.920 will operate

00:47:27.420 at 1,000

00:47:28.320 pops.

00:47:29.620 That's

00:47:30.220 peta

00:47:30.680 operations per

00:47:31.680 second.

00:47:33.060 So that

00:47:33.820 seems like a

00:47:34.380 lot.

00:47:36.080 Now, do you

00:47:38.000 feel comfortable

00:47:38.760 knowing that the

00:47:39.620 Earth will be

00:47:41.040 surrounded by a

00:47:42.660 Chinese

00:47:43.020 supercomputer?

00:47:47.280 It makes me a

00:47:48.500 little uncomfortable.

00:47:51.820 Speaking of

00:47:52.700 satellites, I saw

00:47:53.640 a story that

00:47:54.680 said that South

00:47:56.660 Africa might

00:47:57.660 allow Elon

00:47:58.460 Musk to

00:47:59.520 provide

00:48:00.540 Starlink

00:48:01.180 because Trump

00:48:04.940 is going to

00:48:05.380 visit or

00:48:05.820 something.

00:48:06.920 But my

00:48:08.040 understanding is

00:48:08.960 that the law

00:48:09.800 said that

00:48:11.140 Elon Musk

00:48:12.620 couldn't

00:48:13.340 provide

00:48:13.780 Starlink

00:48:14.400 because he's

00:48:15.500 not black.

00:48:17.380 So would

00:48:18.280 they change

00:48:18.980 the law

00:48:19.500 just for

00:48:20.440 Elon Musk?

00:48:22.160 I don't

00:48:22.460 know.

00:48:23.260 There's

00:48:23.480 going to be

00:48:23.780 more to

00:48:24.100 that story

00:48:24.620 coming.

00:48:26.920 But not

00:48:27.860 to be

00:48:28.180 outdone,

00:48:29.060 a U.S.

00:48:29.860 team of

00:48:30.620 developers

00:48:32.540 has developed

00:48:33.900 the world's

00:48:34.680 fastest

00:48:35.220 quantum

00:48:35.880 switch to

00:48:37.240 supercharge

00:48:38.100 AI by a

00:48:39.100 million times,

00:48:40.460 according to

00:48:40.960 interesting

00:48:41.420 engineers.

00:48:42.620 So they

00:48:43.220 built the

00:48:43.740 world's

00:48:44.200 fastest

00:48:44.600 transistor

00:48:45.400 using

00:48:46.500 laser

00:48:47.020 pulses

00:48:47.520 and

00:48:48.020 graphene.

00:48:50.580 But the

00:48:51.180 thing about

00:48:52.300 this is

00:48:52.840 that

00:48:53.220 apparently

00:48:55.280 this is

00:48:57.060 fairly

00:48:57.520 practical.

00:48:59.400 So whenever

00:49:00.080 you hear a

00:49:00.700 story like

00:49:01.120 this,

00:49:01.420 there's

00:49:01.620 usually,

00:49:02.440 and it

00:49:02.980 will take

00:49:03.340 us 30

00:49:03.960 years to

00:49:04.620 figure out

00:49:05.080 how to

00:49:05.360 produce this

00:49:06.120 in a

00:49:07.260 mass way.

00:49:08.200 but

00:49:09.460 apparently

00:49:10.640 because this

00:49:11.720 operates at

00:49:12.840 room temperature,

00:49:14.820 there's a

00:49:15.780 pretty good

00:49:16.120 chance that

00:49:16.720 it'll come

00:49:17.400 soon.

00:49:18.720 So the

00:49:19.120 world's

00:49:19.700 fastest

00:49:20.120 quantum

00:49:20.740 switch,

00:49:21.800 so your

00:49:22.260 AI would

00:49:23.620 be a

00:49:23.940 million times

00:49:24.720 faster.

00:49:27.040 Take that,

00:49:27.960 China,

00:49:28.800 in your

00:49:29.180 face.

00:49:29.540 and that

00:49:31.860 the path

00:49:32.320 to

00:49:32.640 commercialization

00:49:33.700 is already

00:49:34.140 underway

00:49:34.580 because

00:49:36.040 the

00:49:37.940 transistor

00:49:38.500 works in

00:49:39.280 normal room

00:49:40.160 conditions,

00:49:40.980 so it won't

00:49:41.440 be that hard

00:49:41.920 to make it

00:49:42.340 apparently.

00:49:45.260 Well,

00:49:46.000 and then

00:49:46.700 China,

00:49:47.560 not to be

00:49:48.240 outdone,

00:49:49.800 has a new

00:49:50.580 battery

00:49:51.180 technology

00:49:52.220 where you

00:49:52.900 can charge

00:49:54.380 it in

00:49:54.880 five minutes

00:49:55.740 to go

00:49:56.320 450

00:49:57.320 or more

00:49:59.000 kilometers.

00:49:59.540 according to

00:50:01.160 interesting

00:50:01.720 engineering.

00:50:03.360 So,

00:50:03.960 you know,

00:50:04.340 I read

00:50:05.340 you a story

00:50:05.880 every day

00:50:06.580 about,

00:50:07.800 you know,

00:50:08.740 battery

00:50:09.040 technology

00:50:09.680 working,

00:50:10.360 but this

00:50:10.760 one's already

00:50:11.400 done.

00:50:12.720 So this

00:50:13.420 is not

00:50:13.800 future and

00:50:14.580 it's not

00:50:14.920 in the

00:50:15.180 lab.

00:50:15.660 They're

00:50:15.840 actually

00:50:16.240 demonstrating

00:50:16.920 this now.

00:50:17.620 So they

00:50:18.320 can make

00:50:18.800 a battery

00:50:19.440 that will

00:50:22.020 have

00:50:22.260 450

00:50:23.200 kilometers

00:50:24.600 in just

00:50:25.140 five minutes

00:50:25.880 of charging.

00:50:27.300 That's

00:50:27.820 pretty good.

00:50:28.280 according to

00:50:30.240 Breitbart

00:50:30.560 News,

00:50:31.500 the Russian

00:50:32.040 economy

00:50:33.000 is plummeting

00:50:34.600 after Trump

00:50:36.740 took office.

00:50:37.960 So they

00:50:38.760 just got

00:50:39.240 their GDP

00:50:39.980 and it

00:50:40.520 was only

00:50:40.800 1.4%,

00:50:42.060 which is

00:50:43.080 way down

00:50:43.640 from

00:50:44.040 4.5%

00:50:45.480 in the

00:50:46.540 last quarter

00:50:47.160 of 2024.

00:50:48.060 so some

00:50:50.640 of it is

00:50:51.080 because of

00:50:51.740 oil prices

00:50:52.480 going down,

00:50:53.480 some of

00:50:53.840 it's because

00:50:54.420 of some

00:50:56.000 other things.

00:50:58.060 But if you

00:51:00.200 want to put

00:51:00.600 that in

00:51:00.980 context,

00:51:02.840 they're still

00:51:03.560 doing better

00:51:04.140 than a lot

00:51:04.600 of Western

00:51:05.060 countries

00:51:05.680 because it

00:51:07.260 turns out

00:51:07.740 everybody's

00:51:08.460 having a

00:51:08.860 bad time

00:51:09.380 at the

00:51:09.660 moment,

00:51:10.020 at least

00:51:10.280 GDP-wise.

00:51:11.320 So if

00:51:12.480 you say

00:51:12.820 to yourself,

00:51:13.520 my God,

00:51:14.920 Russia will

00:51:15.440 never survive

00:51:16.260 having this

00:51:17.040 1.4%

00:51:18.880 GDP,

00:51:20.700 well,

00:51:21.600 it might be

00:51:22.660 better than

00:51:23.200 some of the

00:51:23.740 European countries.

00:51:25.060 So yeah,

00:51:25.700 they can survive.

00:51:27.260 So they're not

00:51:28.160 in that much

00:51:28.620 trouble.

00:51:28.900 The Ukrainian

00:51:32.360 Armed Forces

00:51:33.120 are going to

00:51:33.780 deploy something

00:51:35.260 called a

00:51:35.840 Krampus,

00:51:37.500 K-R-A-M-P-U-S.

00:51:39.900 I don't know

00:51:40.220 what it stands

00:51:40.680 for,

00:51:41.000 something in

00:51:41.620 Ukraine,

00:51:42.140 I guess.

00:51:43.180 But it's a

00:51:43.800 flamethrower

00:51:44.640 robot that

00:51:46.880 was fed in

00:51:47.460 the back of

00:51:47.880 a truck.

00:51:49.680 Now,

00:51:50.380 remember I've

00:51:51.320 told you that

00:51:52.060 the Ukrainian,

00:51:54.320 at least the

00:51:54.800 front line,

00:51:56.240 is going to

00:51:56.800 turn into

00:51:57.300 an all-robot

00:51:58.220 war.

00:51:58.900 It's getting

00:51:59.820 really close

00:52:00.700 because it's

00:52:01.960 drones and

00:52:02.860 robot dogs

00:52:03.980 and other

00:52:05.560 stuff, but

00:52:06.460 this is one

00:52:07.360 more thing to

00:52:08.000 add to it.

00:52:10.060 Aren't we

00:52:10.920 getting really

00:52:12.160 close to the

00:52:13.760 point where

00:52:14.220 the entire

00:52:14.820 front line

00:52:15.680 between the

00:52:16.700 Ukraine and

00:52:17.400 Russia is

00:52:18.680 robots?

00:52:20.640 Because

00:52:21.320 they're clearly

00:52:23.500 going to be

00:52:24.160 a better deal

00:52:25.400 than humans

00:52:26.240 because the

00:52:27.180 remember when

00:52:28.540 we're talking

00:52:29.940 every day

00:52:30.540 about the

00:52:31.300 Ukrainians

00:52:31.980 were running

00:52:32.460 out of

00:52:32.780 soldiers?

00:52:33.800 So they

00:52:34.440 were doing

00:52:34.800 these forced

00:52:35.620 conscriptions

00:52:37.560 and stuff

00:52:38.220 like that.

00:52:39.200 When was

00:52:39.660 the last

00:52:40.020 time you

00:52:40.420 heard that

00:52:40.820 the Ukrainians

00:52:41.660 are running

00:52:42.100 out of

00:52:42.580 soldiers?

00:52:44.920 I feel

00:52:45.640 like that

00:52:45.980 news just

00:52:46.540 stopped.

00:52:48.280 So if

00:52:49.960 they're not

00:52:50.340 running out

00:52:50.820 of soldiers,

00:52:51.700 is it because

00:52:52.920 there's not as

00:52:53.540 much fighting

00:52:54.120 or is it

00:52:55.900 because it's

00:52:56.820 all robots

00:52:57.500 now?

00:52:58.800 You know,

00:52:59.000 there's still

00:52:59.360 soldiers operating

00:53:00.360 the robots,

00:53:01.160 but I don't

00:53:02.460 know.

00:53:03.120 To me,

00:53:03.440 it looks like

00:53:03.920 they must be

00:53:04.540 pretty close

00:53:05.220 to an

00:53:06.480 all-robot

00:53:07.300 front line.

00:53:10.980 Trump says

00:53:11.900 he's going to

00:53:12.360 leave it to

00:53:12.860 Ukraine and

00:53:13.560 Russia to

00:53:14.080 work out a

00:53:14.620 deal,

00:53:15.320 which to me

00:53:16.720 sounds exactly

00:53:17.540 like he

00:53:18.020 doesn't think

00:53:18.600 they'll ever

00:53:18.980 work out a

00:53:19.620 deal,

00:53:20.520 which is what

00:53:21.740 I think.

00:53:22.840 So I guess

00:53:23.780 he just

00:53:24.140 doesn't want

00:53:24.560 to waste

00:53:24.920 his time

00:53:25.420 because neither

00:53:26.140 of them seem

00:53:26.800 that ready

00:53:27.380 to work out

00:53:27.920 a deal.

00:53:28.560 They're just

00:53:28.940 pretending that

00:53:29.680 they are.

00:53:31.020 So I think

00:53:31.580 that's smart.

00:53:32.340 Just stay out

00:53:32.880 of it.

00:53:33.360 If they want

00:53:33.880 to fight,

00:53:34.340 let them

00:53:34.600 fight.

00:53:36.120 Over in

00:53:36.680 Iran,

00:53:37.240 the Supreme

00:53:37.860 Leader said

00:53:40.500 that negotiations

00:53:41.400 with the U.S.

00:53:42.620 about their

00:53:43.300 nuclear program

00:53:44.480 are unlikely

00:53:45.760 to result

00:53:47.280 in a deal

00:53:47.840 and called

00:53:48.340 the Trump

00:53:48.820 administration's

00:53:49.820 latest demands

00:53:51.220 on Iran

00:53:51.980 outrageous.

00:53:54.780 Now,

00:53:55.380 that's,

00:53:55.980 of course,

00:53:56.240 what I said,

00:53:57.620 which is

00:53:58.320 no matter

00:53:59.780 how much

00:54:00.220 optimism

00:54:00.800 you're hearing

00:54:01.420 from Trump

00:54:02.120 about an

00:54:02.960 Iranian deal,

00:54:04.220 there's nothing

00:54:05.340 really that

00:54:06.020 looks like

00:54:06.540 they're going

00:54:08.060 to get a

00:54:08.420 deal.

00:54:09.220 So I don't

00:54:10.020 think there

00:54:10.380 will be a

00:54:11.100 Ukraine-Russia

00:54:11.840 deal.

00:54:12.360 I don't think

00:54:12.840 there will be

00:54:13.160 an Iran-peace

00:54:14.740 deal.

00:54:15.180 I don't know

00:54:15.560 what will

00:54:15.920 happen.

00:54:17.400 Maybe Trump

00:54:18.280 will just

00:54:18.780 squeeze them

00:54:19.600 economically

00:54:20.260 until they

00:54:21.420 change their

00:54:21.920 mind.

00:54:22.500 Maybe.

00:54:23.800 But to me,

00:54:24.700 it doesn't

00:54:25.060 look like

00:54:25.440 there's going

00:54:25.760 to be any

00:54:26.080 kind of a

00:54:26.540 deal with

00:54:26.960 either of

00:54:27.980 those situations.

00:54:31.320 According to

00:54:32.380 The Conversation,

00:54:34.760 there's some

00:54:35.560 research that

00:54:36.300 shows that

00:54:36.900 reading books

00:54:39.360 can help

00:54:40.000 combat loneliness

00:54:41.240 and boost

00:54:42.120 the brain.

00:54:44.000 You know

00:54:44.440 what they

00:54:44.800 could have

00:54:45.300 done instead

00:54:45.920 of spending

00:54:46.500 time doing

00:54:47.340 research?

00:54:48.120 They

00:54:49.820 could have

00:54:50.200 just asked

00:54:50.780 me or

00:54:53.160 anybody who

00:54:53.920 has ever

00:54:54.280 read a

00:54:54.700 book.

00:54:56.760 Wouldn't

00:54:57.280 you have

00:54:57.640 been able

00:54:58.040 to answer

00:54:59.080 this question?

00:55:00.960 Don't you

00:55:01.660 find that if

00:55:02.320 you read

00:55:02.740 fiction and

00:55:03.800 there are

00:55:04.160 characters that

00:55:05.100 are well

00:55:05.460 developed and

00:55:06.240 they're there

00:55:06.640 all the way

00:55:07.060 through the

00:55:07.440 book,

00:55:08.440 don't you

00:55:08.920 feel like

00:55:09.340 you're spending

00:55:09.800 time with

00:55:10.460 the characters?

00:55:11.920 That's why

00:55:12.640 books work.

00:55:13.380 the entire

00:55:14.840 reason that

00:55:15.540 a book

00:55:15.900 works is

00:55:17.280 that you're

00:55:18.100 drawn into

00:55:18.740 the situation

00:55:19.480 as if it's

00:55:20.400 real.

00:55:21.860 You know

00:55:22.860 it's not

00:55:23.260 real, but

00:55:23.780 you still

00:55:24.500 get some

00:55:25.140 of the

00:55:25.420 feelings of

00:55:26.400 reality.

00:55:28.580 So this

00:55:30.460 one's kind

00:55:30.900 of obvious.

00:55:31.820 Yeah, reading

00:55:32.620 would of course

00:55:33.360 be good for

00:55:33.920 your brain,

00:55:35.140 but yeah,

00:55:35.840 of course it

00:55:36.520 would make

00:55:36.820 you feel less

00:55:37.420 lonely if

00:55:38.180 you liked

00:55:38.500 reading.

00:55:41.740 Makes sense

00:55:42.520 to me.

00:55:45.920 Meanwhile,

00:55:46.840 Foxconn,

00:55:48.080 the company,

00:55:49.520 is testing

00:55:50.880 a nursing

00:55:52.240 robot,

00:55:53.400 a neurobot,

00:55:55.440 and the

00:55:57.340 only thing

00:55:57.860 that the

00:55:58.380 neurobot

00:55:59.040 will be

00:55:59.360 able to

00:55:59.620 do will

00:56:00.800 be the

00:56:01.120 easy stuff,

00:56:02.080 so it's

00:56:02.580 not going

00:56:02.920 to be

00:56:03.300 putting

00:56:04.180 thermometers

00:56:04.920 in your

00:56:05.300 butt or

00:56:05.740 anything like

00:56:06.280 that.

00:56:08.080 It'll only

00:56:08.540 be doing

00:56:09.200 things like

00:56:09.820 ferrying

00:56:10.440 medication

00:56:11.040 and samples

00:56:11.680 around the

00:56:12.240 hospital.

00:56:14.120 But Foxconn

00:56:16.000 is feeling

00:56:17.860 that they

00:56:18.400 can really

00:56:19.100 lower costs

00:56:19.940 by these

00:56:20.620 robots.

00:56:22.500 I don't

00:56:22.780 know if

00:56:23.380 the only

00:56:23.700 thing the

00:56:24.100 robot can

00:56:24.640 do is

00:56:25.020 carry

00:56:25.360 medicine

00:56:26.080 around.

00:56:28.380 I'm not

00:56:29.140 really sure

00:56:29.660 these are

00:56:30.160 useful robots.

00:56:32.340 Remember I

00:56:32.920 keep telling

00:56:33.400 you that we

00:56:34.460 don't seem

00:56:35.000 to be close

00:56:35.880 to the point

00:56:37.220 where a

00:56:38.220 humanoid

00:56:38.780 robot can

00:56:39.780 figure out

00:56:40.560 anything

00:56:40.940 new.

00:56:42.340 It'll only

00:56:43.100 be able to

00:56:43.560 do the

00:56:44.120 narrowest

00:56:45.440 little

00:56:45.860 functions,

00:56:46.800 whatever you

00:56:47.320 teach it

00:56:47.720 to do,

00:56:48.460 and it's

00:56:49.220 never going

00:56:49.640 to be able

00:56:49.900 to do

00:56:50.160 something

00:56:50.440 different.

00:56:51.940 If you

00:56:53.000 train the

00:56:53.520 robot to

00:56:54.460 ferry

00:56:54.760 medicine

00:56:55.300 around,

00:56:56.580 even though

00:56:57.100 it would be

00:56:57.440 driven by

00:56:57.980 AI,

00:56:59.540 you're not

00:57:00.020 going to be

00:57:00.320 able to

00:57:00.580 say,

00:57:00.940 oh,

00:57:01.240 there's a

00:57:01.940 spill by

00:57:02.800 bed number

00:57:04.400 13.

00:57:05.020 Can you go

00:57:05.740 clean up that

00:57:06.560 spill?

00:57:06.920 if it's

00:57:08.520 never been

00:57:08.980 trained on

00:57:09.500 that,

00:57:10.320 it won't

00:57:10.800 know how

00:57:11.120 to do

00:57:11.380 that.

00:57:12.480 That's

00:57:12.800 what it

00:57:13.420 seems like

00:57:13.880 to me.

00:57:15.100 So I

00:57:15.640 don't know

00:57:15.920 how close

00:57:16.540 we are

00:57:16.920 on any

00:57:17.180 of that.

00:57:19.100 According

00:57:19.560 to

00:57:19.840 neuroscience

00:57:20.420 news,

00:57:21.800 inflammation

00:57:22.500 in the

00:57:23.120 brain can

00:57:24.620 trigger

00:57:25.120 repetitive

00:57:25.840 behavior.

00:57:27.800 So

00:57:27.900 basically,

00:57:29.020 OCD

00:57:29.900 might be,

00:57:33.080 so they've

00:57:33.700 only tested

00:57:34.220 this on

00:57:34.740 mice.

00:57:35.080 but they

00:57:37.680 can get

00:57:38.020 the mice

00:57:38.480 to act

00:57:39.400 like they

00:57:39.800 have OCD

00:57:40.480 by giving

00:57:43.200 them some

00:57:43.660 brain

00:57:44.020 inflammation.

00:57:45.180 But then

00:57:45.820 they give

00:57:46.200 them a

00:57:46.700 drug that's

00:57:47.440 already FDA

00:57:48.200 approved for

00:57:49.260 humans,

00:57:49.980 I guess.

00:57:51.660 And it

00:57:52.440 takes away

00:57:52.940 the inflammation

00:57:53.660 and then the

00:57:55.160 behavior of

00:57:56.100 the mouse

00:57:56.560 changes.

00:57:58.420 So remember

00:57:59.660 when you

00:58:00.080 believed in

00:58:00.640 free will

00:58:01.180 and then

00:58:02.940 you found

00:58:03.400 out if

00:58:04.360 somebody gives

00:58:05.180 your brain

00:58:05.660 a little

00:58:05.960 inflammation

00:58:06.640 that you

00:58:08.720 turn into

00:58:09.680 a completely

00:58:10.200 different

00:58:10.620 person

00:58:11.000 and suddenly

00:58:12.360 you have

00:58:12.760 OCD.

00:58:14.480 At least

00:58:15.000 the mice

00:58:15.420 do.

00:58:16.880 So no,

00:58:18.020 I don't

00:58:18.420 think we

00:58:18.800 have free

00:58:19.300 will.

00:58:19.800 I think

00:58:20.440 they're just

00:58:20.880 cause and

00:58:21.420 effect.

00:58:23.400 But maybe.

00:58:25.080 So the

00:58:25.640 drugs that

00:58:26.820 decrease the

00:58:27.960 inflammation in

00:58:28.760 your brain

00:58:29.160 already exist

00:58:30.040 for other

00:58:31.360 purposes.

00:58:32.940 So wouldn't

00:58:34.100 that be cool

00:58:34.800 to find out

00:58:36.060 that a lot

00:58:37.240 of your

00:58:37.540 behaviors and

00:58:38.540 your other

00:58:39.680 mental problems

00:58:40.660 were because

00:58:41.340 of, I think

00:58:42.220 they said that

00:58:43.120 autism might

00:58:44.680 be because of

00:58:45.320 this brain

00:58:45.820 inflammation too.

00:58:47.360 Imagine if you

00:58:48.240 could cure all

00:58:49.080 of those things

00:58:49.980 just by reducing

00:58:51.820 the inflammation

00:58:52.660 in your brain.

00:58:53.420 You know how

00:58:56.320 RFK Jr.

00:58:57.380 is talking

00:58:57.720 about all

00:58:58.300 these chronic

00:58:59.100 problems that

00:59:00.000 kids have that

00:59:00.980 were not

00:59:01.740 problems when

00:59:02.820 I was a kid?

00:59:04.620 I wonder if

00:59:05.820 it's because the

00:59:06.640 environment and

00:59:07.580 the plastics and

00:59:08.680 the poor food

00:59:10.760 is causing

00:59:11.900 kids' brains

00:59:12.980 to be inflamed

00:59:14.000 and that

00:59:16.020 suddenly they

00:59:17.020 have more

00:59:17.620 OCD and

00:59:19.560 they have more

00:59:20.200 ADHD and

00:59:21.460 they have more

00:59:22.080 autism.

00:59:23.420 and it's

00:59:24.080 just brain

00:59:24.680 inflammation.

00:59:26.340 Could be.

00:59:27.700 You never

00:59:28.140 know.

00:59:30.800 All right,

00:59:31.560 people,

00:59:32.040 thanks for

00:59:32.460 joining.

00:59:34.760 What I heard

00:59:35.720 yesterday when

00:59:36.420 I was listening

00:59:36.980 to the

00:59:37.540 very long

00:59:39.680 spaces is

00:59:41.580 that a lot

00:59:42.320 of you

00:59:42.720 are listening

00:59:44.760 to my show

00:59:45.860 not for the

00:59:46.560 content at all,

00:59:48.320 but rather

00:59:50.380 you like the

00:59:51.120 feeling

00:59:52.560 of essentially

00:59:54.820 having a

00:59:55.500 friend.

00:59:57.260 And I

00:59:57.800 didn't realize

00:59:58.320 it, but

00:59:58.680 apparently I'm

00:59:59.760 filling a bunch

01:00:00.480 of holes.

01:00:01.720 For some

01:00:02.560 people I'm

01:00:03.140 like a

01:00:03.720 father,

01:00:05.280 which I

01:00:06.760 enjoy,

01:00:07.660 and for

01:00:08.360 other people

01:00:08.940 I'm like

01:00:09.480 their friend

01:00:10.580 that they get

01:00:11.120 to talk to

01:00:11.660 once a day,

01:00:12.680 which is one

01:00:13.520 of the reasons

01:00:13.960 I'm here

01:00:14.780 every day.

01:00:15.300 so you

01:00:16.320 always have

01:00:16.760 at least

01:00:17.060 one friend.

01:00:18.940 And some

01:00:20.160 of you say

01:00:20.620 you're just

01:00:20.980 hooked on

01:00:22.060 the simultaneous

01:00:22.760 step, but I

01:00:24.460 think you're

01:00:24.880 more hooked

01:00:25.380 on the

01:00:26.020 friend part.

01:00:28.440 And I

01:00:29.480 heard a

01:00:29.780 number of

01:00:30.120 people comment

01:00:30.880 that when

01:00:34.000 you listen to

01:00:34.560 my show,

01:00:35.180 it's more

01:00:35.720 like one

01:00:36.180 person talking

01:00:36.840 to you.

01:00:38.260 And I do

01:00:39.040 that intentionally.

01:00:40.660 And it's the

01:00:41.520 reason I do

01:00:42.040 it live.

01:00:42.540 others have

01:00:44.560 suggested,

01:00:45.300 why don't

01:00:45.560 you record

01:00:46.140 the show

01:00:46.640 and then

01:00:47.100 just play

01:00:48.240 it when

01:00:48.540 it's time?

01:00:49.700 And I

01:00:50.000 thought to

01:00:50.320 myself,

01:00:50.840 that would

01:00:51.240 feel so

01:00:51.760 dead.

01:00:53.500 Because right

01:00:54.220 now I'm

01:00:54.900 sort of

01:00:55.420 continuously

01:00:56.280 monitoring your

01:00:57.540 comments.

01:00:59.240 So to me

01:00:59.780 it's like a

01:01:00.340 conversation.

01:01:02.240 So even

01:01:02.820 on my end,

01:01:03.700 it's like

01:01:04.080 you're talking

01:01:04.560 to me and

01:01:05.220 then obviously

01:01:06.660 you're talking

01:01:07.160 to each other

01:01:07.740 too.

01:01:08.720 But to me

01:01:09.680 it's like

01:01:10.160 a real

01:01:11.000 conversation.

01:01:13.540 So if

01:01:14.400 that's what

01:01:14.820 you get

01:01:15.120 out of

01:01:15.400 it,

01:01:15.820 that's what

01:01:16.220 I'll try

01:01:16.720 to make

01:01:17.040 sure you

01:01:17.920 get out

01:01:18.300 of it.

01:01:19.660 All right.

01:01:20.340 I'm going

01:01:20.600 to talk

01:01:20.880 to the

01:01:21.460 beloved

01:01:22.880 people on

01:01:23.900 Locals

01:01:24.500 privately.

01:01:25.780 The rest

01:01:26.160 of you,

01:01:26.660 thanks for

01:01:27.040 joining.

01:01:28.300 And I

01:01:28.940 will see

01:01:29.280 you same

01:01:29.700 time,

01:01:30.080 same

01:01:30.240 place

01:01:30.700 tomorrow.

01:01:33.260 But

01:01:33.580 Locals,

01:01:34.800 we're going

01:01:35.380 to go

01:01:35.680 private in

01:01:36.400 30 seconds

01:01:37.260 because you're

01:01:39.040 special.

01:01:43.160 ondab

01:02:01.320 the

01:02:02.280 people on

01:02:03.800 илась

01:02:04.200 We're going

01:02:04.380 to go

01:02:04.520 on

01:02:04.980 another

01:02:06.000 day

01:02:06.980 and

01:02:07.300 we're going

01:02:08.200 to go

01:02:08.520 Thank you.

01:02:38.520 Thank you.

01:03:08.520 Thank you.

01:03:38.520 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 20, 2025

Episode 2845 CWSA 05⧸20⧸25

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