Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2853 CWSA 05⧸28⧸25

00:00:00.000 Well, let's check on the stock market.

00:00:03.740 It looks a little bit flat.

00:00:07.580 That's all right.

00:00:08.640 It was up yesterday.

00:00:10.940 So let's check on our comments, make sure I can see what you're saying.

00:00:17.920 I have to warn you that today my mental capacity is about 50% normal.

00:00:24.200 So if I sound like a host on MSNBC, it's not your imagination.

00:00:40.960 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.

00:00:49.720 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams.

00:00:51.480 And I'm pretty sure you've never had a better time.

00:00:56.260 But if you'd like to take a chance on rising, let's say lifting, lifting your experience to new levels,

00:01:05.500 all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass of tank or gels for Stein, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind.

00:01:12.580 Fill it with your favorite liquid.

00:01:14.840 I like coffee.

00:01:15.660 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better.

00:01:22.720 It's called, that's right, the simultaneous sip.

00:01:26.020 And it happens now.

00:01:26.960 Go.

00:01:31.280 All right.

00:01:35.780 Now I'm good.

00:01:36.500 I wonder if there are any scientific studies that they didn't need to do because they could just ask me.

00:01:46.040 Oh, here we go.

00:01:47.340 Eric Nolan in SciPost is writing.

00:01:50.880 There's a new study that says that sexual activity before bed improves objective sleep quality.

00:01:59.260 So, did anybody besides me know that sex before bed allows you to get to sleep better?

00:02:10.300 Apparently, it works whether you have a partner or not.

00:02:14.920 Is there anybody who didn't know that?

00:02:21.300 That might be the most well-known fact in all of human history.

00:02:25.820 You could look for the rest of your life trying to find somebody who didn't know that.

00:02:35.360 And you would never find anybody who didn't know it.

00:02:39.320 And they did a study on it.

00:02:41.900 Oh, my God.

00:02:43.460 Okay.

00:02:45.620 Well, the Starship launch was either successful or unsuccessful, depending on how you define success.

00:02:54.220 If you're a business insider, you'd say it was unsuccessful because you don't like Elon Musk.

00:03:00.200 But if you were more science and technology oriented, you'd say it got further than ever before.

00:03:09.480 And they learned a bunch of things.

00:03:11.800 And they're well along.

00:03:15.980 In other words, it was a failure that taught them a bunch of things, which is why they do it.

00:03:22.400 Because they're trying to learn a bunch of things so that the next time they do it, it gets a little bit further.

00:03:30.720 So let's call it a success because they learned a bunch of things and they got further than they've been before.

00:03:38.760 Speaking of Elon Musk, it makes me think of Tesla, which makes me think of this new feature.

00:03:45.840 Sawyer Merritt's talking about this on X.

00:03:50.780 Apparently, your Tesla will soon be able to identify if you left a child in your car.

00:03:58.520 So if you leave a child unattended in your car, which I know you all like to do,

00:04:04.220 the car will flash and the lights will play and there'll be some kind of alert

00:04:11.340 and a notification will be sent to your Tesla app if the unattended child is detected.

00:04:20.160 Kind of makes you wonder, how old does the kid have to be?

00:04:25.000 Because what if your kid is 12 years old?

00:04:31.780 Would it say your kid is unattended?

00:04:35.920 I don't know.

00:04:36.980 11?

00:04:37.960 10?

00:04:39.060 How does it know?

00:04:40.540 I don't know.

00:04:41.080 It seems like a step forward.

00:04:43.600 So I'm not going to mock it.

00:04:45.260 Probably will save lives.

00:04:46.520 The other thing it might do is drive it home.

00:04:54.120 You could just drive it home and unlock the door or roll down the windows.

00:04:58.860 Don't you think it can roll down the window a little bit?

00:05:02.240 I don't know.

00:05:03.100 There's a lot of ways that could have gone.

00:05:06.260 Well, here's the nerdiest sounding thing that might be a really big deal.

00:05:11.820 Let's see if I can make this make sense.

00:05:14.160 According to Interesting Engineering, there's a new stretchable metal.

00:05:22.000 Pretty exciting, huh?

00:05:24.400 Yeah.

00:05:25.120 When you decided to watch this podcast, you said to yourself,

00:05:28.540 I wonder if there's any new stretchable metals.

00:05:33.640 Well, it turns out there is.

00:05:36.740 And there's a stretchable metal that delivers, believe it or not,

00:05:41.000 90% of the Carnot efficiency for heating and cooling.

00:05:45.880 Well, that's pretty amazing.

00:05:49.360 Yeah, no, 90% of the Carnot efficiency.

00:05:53.760 That's a thing, I guess.

00:05:55.820 And it's 20 times better than traditional alloys.

00:05:59.820 All right.

00:06:00.100 So the bottom line is that there's a new technology that seems practical

00:06:04.980 that would just gigantically change your ability to do heating and cooling

00:06:13.300 and make a heat pump that works with, you know, regular electricity.

00:06:19.780 But it's way, way, way, way, way more efficient.

00:06:24.900 Now, imagine what would happen to our energy needs if we could cool things and heat things

00:06:30.960 way, way, way, way, way better than we ever have before.

00:06:35.740 Well, that's coming up.

00:06:36.940 So you remember how L.A. Mayor Karen Bass was bragging that things were going well

00:06:46.460 in the Palisades and the rebuilding and the issuing of permits?

00:06:51.780 Well, she caught a little bit of heat for that, according to the New York Post.

00:06:55.500 First, if you want to put things in perspective, there have been 68 building permits that have been issued

00:07:04.820 for 52 addresses.

00:07:08.800 So 52 addresses.

00:07:11.200 It's pretty good, right?

00:07:13.160 52?

00:07:14.800 Well, that's not so good if you consider there are 6,800 properties.

00:07:21.000 And so that would be less than 1%.

00:07:23.580 So Karen Bass is up there standing in front of one of the very few homes that is being built

00:07:31.460 and getting her picture taken.

00:07:35.680 And only 1% have been approved.

00:07:40.880 That's not good.

00:07:43.500 But at least we're going to get the Golden Dome that will protect us from incoming missiles.

00:07:50.280 And according to Trump, he told Canada, who wants to get in on this,

00:07:58.260 that if they become part of the USA, that Canada will pay nothing to be part of the Dome.

00:08:07.240 Pretty good deal, right?

00:08:09.220 Your costs will be nothing.

00:08:11.160 But if Canada wants to stay an independent nation, they will pay $61 billion for their part of the Dome.

00:08:22.940 And according to Trump, Canada is considering his offer of becoming part of the United States

00:08:32.400 so they can save money on the Dome.

00:08:37.240 Is there anybody who believes that?

00:08:41.100 Do you believe that he had a conversation with anybody in Canada who said,

00:08:48.760 wait a minute, are you telling me I can get a big discount on the Golden Dome if I give up my sovereignty?

00:08:57.540 Hmm.

00:08:58.520 Well, let me get back to you on that.

00:09:01.360 Maybe we will give up our sovereignty after all.

00:09:05.520 I didn't realize I could make so much money by giving up my sovereignty.

00:09:10.580 Okay.

00:09:11.000 I'm going to say that might be a little bit of a salesman talk there.

00:09:16.380 Just a little bit of salesman talk.

00:09:19.560 Well, RFK Jr. and his cohorts in the health part of the government, I guess,

00:09:32.000 they're taking COVID shots off the vaccine schedule for healthy kids and pregnant women.

00:09:38.800 And I'm going to assume, without looking into it, that some science was involved.

00:09:47.340 What do you think?

00:09:49.300 Do you think he just guessed?

00:09:52.660 Because his critics act like he just makes shit up.

00:09:55.920 But I'm pretty sure they looked at the science and didn't see a reason to give healthy kids the COVID shots or pregnant women.

00:10:07.900 So here's one of the things that always amuses me about any of the controversy about the COVID shots.

00:10:19.860 Everybody seems to be trusting experts.

00:10:22.900 So you're either trusting the official experts, or you're trusting the experts that say the official experts got it wrong.

00:10:33.280 But isn't there always an expert on both sides?

00:10:36.880 And if you're not listening to either of the experts, and I'm not saying you should, because it's a weird world,

00:10:44.140 what exactly are you relying on?

00:10:47.860 Did you do some tests yourself in the backyard?

00:10:52.900 Well, it's hard not to rely on an expert, isn't it?

00:10:56.880 Because there's always somebody who said, well, according to me,

00:11:02.680 here's a little experiment I want you to try at home.

00:11:06.300 So this will work for my audience especially.

00:11:12.220 So probably my audience would say that the spike protein stays in your body, right?

00:11:21.360 And that it causes trouble.

00:11:22.920 If you go to Grok, it'll say the spike protein just leaves your body quickly.

00:11:31.740 And then do the same test with everything you believe to be true.

00:11:36.840 Now, I'm not saying that Grok is right.

00:11:39.180 I'm just saying that it's going to blow your freaking mind when you test every assumption that you believe is true about COVID and the COVID shots.

00:11:51.680 Almost nothing you think is true will be backed up by the Grok summary of what is true.

00:11:59.660 Now, I'm not saying Grok is true, but I'm also not saying I know what is true. 1.00

00:12:08.100 I have no idea.

00:12:09.940 But how do you write history when there's just no agreement on history at all?

00:12:16.560 Like what was dangerous, what's not dangerous?

00:12:18.640 Anyway, so I did that exercise the other day, and it just blew my freaking mind that the common assumptions that Grok will tell you with great confidence are absolutely opposite of what I would say almost everybody watching believes to be true.

00:12:39.180 But I don't know what's true.

00:12:41.760 Anyway, NPR is suing President Trump over his order to cut their funding.

00:12:48.640 What exactly gives them the right to sue somebody over the privilege of being funded by the government?

00:12:57.260 And first of all, it's not like they get all their funding from the government.

00:13:01.580 It's only a little bit.

00:13:03.360 So they don't have to go out of business.

00:13:06.220 You know, they just have to adjust.

00:13:07.780 But President Trump is suing the state of North Carolina for refusing to wipe ineligible voters off their voting rolls.

00:13:19.300 Have we reached the point where all action is just lawsuits?

00:13:28.120 And it doesn't matter what you do or what your reason is or what your authority is or what the Constitution says or what the law says, somebody's going to sue your ass for absolutely everything you do.

00:13:41.560 So I don't know who's going to win, but how in the world is North Carolina refusing to wipe ineligible voters off their rolls?

00:13:53.000 Like what would be their argument for, you want us to get rid of the ineligible voters? 1.00

00:13:59.940 Well, what kind of a authoritarian does that?

00:14:03.480 What exactly is the argument for keeping ineligible voters on the rolls?

00:14:10.820 I assume they say they might be eligible.

00:14:14.360 I don't know.

00:14:16.880 Well, according to the Rasmussen poll, the polling company Rasmussen, there's a Trump effect that for the first time ever since they've been tracking this,

00:14:29.880 that the majority of the public, 50%, just barely majority, believes that the country is on the right track.

00:14:42.760 So for 20 years, Rasmussen's been tracking it, and this is the first time ever that the country thought it was on the right track.

00:14:53.820 Is it true?

00:14:57.980 No, it's not true, because we're heading toward a deficit cliff.

00:15:02.700 We're definitely not on the right track.

00:15:05.900 We're on a track toward certain doom for the first time in my life.

00:15:11.680 I've never been in a situation, well, that I can remember.

00:15:17.060 We always had risks, right?

00:15:19.240 Like, we always had a risk that maybe the Soviet Union would nuke us, but probably not, right?

00:15:29.260 And we had risks that, I don't know, the communists would take over the country or something, but probably not.

00:15:37.780 But at the moment, we have a budget situation in which we know we're heading right toward the cliff,

00:15:46.440 and it doesn't seem that we have any ability to stop it.

00:15:51.840 So it's the first time in my life where I could say unambiguously we're on the wrong track,

00:15:57.560 because we can't stop the one thing that would take us out.

00:16:01.020 So I'm glad everybody else is happy, or at least 50% of the country.

00:16:09.520 But it is impressive that Trump convinced the most people ever that we're on the right track.

00:16:18.060 Can we fix this problem with the deficit?

00:16:21.520 Well, I'll talk about that more in a minute.

00:16:23.360 At the same time, a separate poll by The Economist slash YouGov

00:16:31.060 says that Republicans' favorability is better than the Democrats'.

00:16:38.360 So the GOP has a net favorability rating of negative 11%.

00:16:43.500 So that's something to brag about,

00:16:47.440 because it's better than the Democrats,

00:16:50.000 who are even 10 points behind that.

00:16:52.400 So Democrats have a net favorability rating of negative 21%.

00:16:57.900 The political parties,

00:17:01.900 it amazes me that everybody's picking the least terrible party.

00:17:08.640 Like, huh, well, I could go with the party that's negative 21% favorability,

00:17:16.500 but I'm no fool,

00:17:18.520 so I'm going to go with the one that's only negative 11%.

00:17:21.520 Well, those are your two choiceless people. 1.00

00:17:25.860 Negative 11% or negative 21%.

00:17:30.180 Have you noticed that the Democrats seem to be unleashed to dump on other Democrats

00:17:39.520 and to say all the things that are wrong?

00:17:42.780 Because it's all they have to say.

00:17:44.960 They don't have any leadership.

00:17:46.340 If they had leadership,

00:17:48.840 the leaders would be telling them,

00:17:50.920 hey, don't dump on Democrats.

00:17:53.600 Say the Democrats are getting everything right

00:17:55.840 and the Republicans are getting everything wrong,

00:17:58.500 but they have no leaders.

00:18:00.400 So the way they can get attention now

00:18:02.600 is by who can be the most insightful Democrat

00:18:08.620 complaining about Democrats.

00:18:10.360 So now we have this weird situation

00:18:13.320 where Republicans can complain about Democrats

00:18:17.200 and then Democrats are also complaining about Democrats.

00:18:25.180 We've never seen this before, right?

00:18:27.240 It's the first time the Democrats have just a free pass

00:18:31.080 and there's nothing stopping them from saying,

00:18:34.180 you know, looks like Democrats did everything wrong

00:18:37.140 and it doesn't look like we figured out how to fix it yet.

00:18:41.860 I've never seen this before.

00:18:43.460 So on CNN, Ro Khanna, Representative Khanna,

00:18:52.540 he said, Kamala Harris, for whatever you say about her,

00:18:55.720 did connect with people culturally.

00:18:58.920 Did she?

00:19:01.000 Did she connect with men?

00:19:05.440 No, she didn't connect with men.

00:19:07.740 Men were leaving the party like crazy.

00:19:09.620 Anyway, he said that she did connect with people culturally.

00:19:14.160 I think the problem with the party

00:19:15.760 is that we didn't have a clear economic vision

00:19:19.060 for working-class Americans.

00:19:22.880 Really?

00:19:24.560 Was that the one problem with the party?

00:19:28.040 It had nothing to do with the fact

00:19:29.980 that the main candidate was mentally defective

00:19:33.960 and they were hiding it

00:19:36.060 and the backup candidate, the vice president,

00:19:39.120 was a drunken idiot. 0.94

00:19:41.280 It's not the drunken idiot problem.

00:19:44.640 So not only do Democrats have a free pass

00:19:47.760 to criticize their own party,

00:19:51.260 but they're not even doing that right.

00:19:57.060 Do you think that if they had an economic vision

00:20:00.420 for working-class Americans,

00:20:02.020 but they were on the 20 side of every 80-20 policy,

00:20:07.900 do you think that they would have ridden into victory

00:20:11.800 because they got the one thing right,

00:20:14.600 an economic vision for working-class Americans?

00:20:18.000 If they had an economic vision for working-class Americans,

00:20:21.680 do you know what that would have looked like?

00:20:25.340 Republican policy.

00:20:26.660 This is a terrible analysis.

00:20:32.360 They're acting like the only problem they had

00:20:35.660 was they weren't copying Republicans enough

00:20:38.720 on economic policy for middle-class Americans.

00:20:43.460 Wow.

00:20:44.960 And Ro Khanna is one of the smart ones,

00:20:47.720 and he's like 100 miles away

00:20:50.120 from even understanding what the problem was.

00:20:52.660 Anyway, as you know,

00:20:55.900 Democrats have been trying to win back men

00:20:58.500 by coming up with big words

00:21:01.240 and studying their syntax.

00:21:05.400 We talked about that already.

00:21:08.360 Some consultant came up with a $20 million proposition,

00:21:14.900 and I guess I got funded to go look into

00:21:18.260 how they message men.

00:21:22.560 Like, that's the problem.

00:21:24.320 It's not the messaging.

00:21:26.200 It's not your choice of words.

00:21:28.140 I promise you,

00:21:29.640 if you think that the problem

00:21:30.940 with losing men from the Democrat Party

00:21:35.020 is because you used the wrong words,

00:21:38.720 you're as far as Ro Khanna is

00:21:41.560 away from understanding anything

00:21:43.280 about anything that happened

00:21:44.840 in the last 10 years.

00:21:47.000 Now, how many of you can back me up

00:21:49.420 on the following statement?

00:21:52.920 This is going to be a big claim.

00:21:55.240 I'm going to make a large claim,

00:21:57.480 and I want to see if I have backing for it

00:21:59.820 or if I'm just totally off base.

00:22:02.800 In 2016,

00:22:05.260 I was the first person in America

00:22:08.220 who said,

00:22:09.980 uh-oh,

00:22:11.240 it's obvious that the Democrats

00:22:13.260 are becoming the party of women

00:22:15.080 and men are going to defect.

00:22:18.560 I was the first person in the country

00:22:20.840 who pointed that out,

00:22:22.120 and I did it a lot.

00:22:23.700 I mean, I mentioned that a lot.

00:22:25.840 Can you confirm or deny

00:22:28.180 those of you who were with me 10 years ago?

00:22:31.040 I did say that, right?

00:22:33.140 And I gave examples,

00:22:34.980 and I blamed Hillary Clinton,

00:22:36.380 and I said,

00:22:38.100 the messaging is all female.

00:22:41.000 Yeah, okay.

00:22:41.640 In the comments,

00:22:42.360 I'm getting a string of yeses.

00:22:44.680 So you do remember that.

00:22:47.860 So the next time I tell you

00:22:49.600 that something's going to be true,

00:22:52.040 maybe you'll listen to me.

00:22:54.900 I have to admit

00:22:58.280 that was a stunningly good prediction

00:23:01.920 because absolutely nobody else

00:23:05.280 was saying that in 2016,

00:23:07.060 and I was saying it often.

00:23:09.300 It's like,

00:23:09.660 hey, you know,

00:23:11.400 you're turning into the party of women, 1.00

00:23:13.700 and men are going to get 0.99

00:23:15.580 the hell out of there, 0.68

00:23:16.680 and sure enough,

00:23:18.640 that's exactly what happened,

00:23:20.580 and I think Hillary is the one 0.99

00:23:22.720 who killed the party, actually.

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00:24:26.580 News Nation had a,

00:24:29.320 looked like an exclusive story

00:24:31.780 that right at the end

00:24:34.580 of the Biden administration,

00:24:35.240 they put in a farm loan

00:24:40.220 forgiveness program

00:24:41.520 that was for everybody

00:24:43.840 except white farmers.

00:24:46.540 So it was irrelevant

00:24:48.320 what your economic situation was

00:24:50.820 because, of course,

00:24:52.360 there were a lot of white farmers

00:24:53.540 who weren't doing great.

00:24:55.520 But it was only for the disadvantaged people 1.00

00:24:59.520 or whatever they wanted to call them.

00:25:01.380 And then I guess there was some lawsuit

00:25:04.500 and some court said,

00:25:06.000 you can't do that.

00:25:07.740 That would be obviously unconstitutional

00:25:10.320 to give money only to certain ethnic groups

00:25:14.140 and deny it to others.

00:25:16.500 So as a response,

00:25:19.240 the Biden administration

00:25:20.400 made it available to everybody

00:25:24.220 and then they only sent out notices

00:25:27.160 to non-white farmers

00:25:30.060 so the only people who knew

00:25:33.320 that they could get the forgiveness

00:25:35.660 and, you know,

00:25:37.020 they would have to do some process

00:25:38.360 to get it,

00:25:39.260 the only ones who were informed

00:25:41.200 were the non-white farmers.

00:25:45.740 And allegedly,

00:25:48.360 the people who were in charge

00:25:51.560 and did that

00:25:52.580 are still in charge

00:25:54.260 of whatever government entity

00:25:57.540 does that kind of stuff.

00:25:58.900 So unbelievable racism.

00:26:02.940 Speaking of race,

00:26:05.620 there was a recent Pew Research survey

00:26:08.740 that said many respondents

00:26:12.080 reported feeling exhausted or angry

00:26:15.260 when thinking about race relations.

00:26:18.640 Now, I think that's different

00:26:19.820 than black fatigue,

00:26:22.340 which I saw somebody explaining

00:26:25.500 that black fatigue 0.99

00:26:26.600 is not what you think it is.

00:26:28.880 It's not white people 1.00

00:26:29.860 being tired of race-related things.

00:26:34.420 It's something else.

00:26:35.980 I forget what it was.

00:26:37.300 It's based on some book.

00:26:39.460 But this does ring true

00:26:42.960 that people are exhausted

00:26:46.180 by the topic

00:26:47.220 and we're just sick of hearing it.

00:26:49.200 And that almost four

00:26:53.040 in 10 Republican respondents

00:26:54.600 said they were uninterested

00:26:57.060 in issues of race,

00:26:58.500 whereas only 15% of Democrats

00:27:03.380 were saying the same thing.

00:27:05.500 All right, here's my take.

00:27:06.660 I don't believe

00:27:09.740 in privileged problems.

00:27:12.460 Is it true

00:27:13.720 that there's a thing

00:27:15.320 called systemic racism?

00:27:17.660 Yes.

00:27:19.240 To me, it seems obvious.

00:27:21.920 Yes, there's definitely

00:27:22.880 systemic racism.

00:27:25.200 Is it true?

00:27:27.740 Well, let me back up a bit.

00:27:30.200 I've taught you

00:27:30.980 what it means

00:27:31.760 to make somebody

00:27:33.920 think past the sale.

00:27:35.240 Well, thinking past the sale

00:27:38.980 would be

00:27:40.380 if you're a car salesperson

00:27:42.140 and you say,

00:27:44.000 you know,

00:27:44.600 what color do you want this car?

00:27:47.440 If you can get somebody

00:27:48.900 to answer that question,

00:27:50.920 then they've already thought

00:27:52.440 past the question

00:27:53.500 of whether they're going

00:27:54.300 to buy that car.

00:27:56.340 So it doesn't work every time,

00:27:58.360 but it's a well-known

00:27:59.780 technique in persuasion

00:28:01.840 to get somebody

00:28:03.200 to uncritically think past

00:28:05.220 the most important part

00:28:07.720 and think to the less important part

00:28:10.720 that's in the future,

00:28:11.960 and then their brain

00:28:13.320 just sort of uncritically thinks,

00:28:15.140 well, I guess I decided

00:28:16.100 to buy this car.

00:28:19.180 Well, that's how I see race

00:28:21.860 at the moment

00:28:22.580 because there's an uncritical thing

00:28:25.960 we've been asked to accept,

00:28:27.820 which is that race-related problems

00:28:32.480 and let's say

00:28:33.820 systemic racism,

00:28:36.420 which again,

00:28:37.160 I think is real,

00:28:39.160 is the biggest problem

00:28:41.600 to worry about.

00:28:43.380 Now, it's not a nothing problem,

00:28:45.560 but where's the evidence

00:28:48.320 that it's the biggest problem?

00:28:49.740 There's no evidence

00:28:52.640 that I've seen.

00:28:54.080 So the whole thing

00:28:55.260 is a scam

00:28:56.120 because it assumes

00:28:58.140 that because,

00:29:00.320 you know,

00:29:01.580 slavery was a gigantic problem,

00:29:04.700 you know,

00:29:05.000 largest problem

00:29:06.100 you could imagine,

00:29:07.820 Jim Crow,

00:29:09.360 gigantic problem,

00:29:11.900 that in the current times,

00:29:14.740 it's also the biggest problem

00:29:16.680 and the thing

00:29:17.300 that you have to worry about

00:29:18.680 and it's bigger

00:29:19.840 than other people's problems.

00:29:22.100 I don't buy that.

00:29:25.120 Do you think that,

00:29:26.380 do you think that

00:29:27.720 the average black person

00:29:29.200 who's looking for a job

00:29:31.440 has a bigger problem

00:29:33.140 than I do right now?

00:29:35.020 Because I'm going to be dead

00:29:36.420 pretty soon

00:29:37.060 unless a miracle happens.

00:29:40.400 Don't I have a bigger problem?

00:29:43.240 And if you just look around

00:29:45.280 at the people you know,

00:29:46.680 don't they have

00:29:49.600 gigantic problems?

00:29:51.680 I mean,

00:29:52.040 if you were born

00:29:52.760 looking a certain way

00:29:54.240 or, you know,

00:29:55.560 your physicality

00:29:56.880 was a certain thing

00:29:57.860 or your IQ

00:29:58.740 wasn't that high

00:29:59.980 or you got into

00:30:02.060 an abusive relationship

00:30:03.440 or you have

00:30:04.460 maybe a substance problem

00:30:06.560 which isn't your fault

00:30:07.820 because a lot of that

00:30:08.780 is genetic.

00:30:11.000 Who says that race 0.92

00:30:12.500 is the biggest problem

00:30:13.680 and that we should put

00:30:16.120 like extra work

00:30:17.260 into that?

00:30:18.840 Well,

00:30:19.200 who has privileged problems?

00:30:23.300 There's no privileged problems.

00:30:25.220 It's just a bunch of people

00:30:26.300 with problems

00:30:27.180 and if you ask them

00:30:28.100 they'd say

00:30:28.560 their own problems

00:30:29.400 are the biggest ones

00:30:30.380 because sometimes they are.

00:30:32.780 so I can accept

00:30:35.660 every bit

00:30:36.960 of what

00:30:38.100 let's say

00:30:39.100 black Americans

00:30:39.880 just to pick an example

00:30:41.240 say is a problem

00:30:43.860 and I would say

00:30:45.020 yep,

00:30:45.340 that sounds like a problem

00:30:46.380 but is it bigger than mine?

00:30:49.280 Is it bigger than

00:30:50.360 my neighbor's problem?

00:30:53.140 Where's that argument?

00:30:55.120 You know,

00:30:55.340 why do I have to stop

00:30:56.280 everything to work

00:30:57.120 on your problem?

00:30:57.940 So the making you

00:31:02.660 think past the sale

00:31:04.140 is the exhausting part.

00:31:09.180 I would say that

00:31:11.200 black America

00:31:12.100 has a strategy problem.

00:31:14.380 Well,

00:31:14.640 maybe everybody does.

00:31:16.140 You don't even have

00:31:17.100 to limit it.

00:31:18.680 If I said to you

00:31:19.820 or if you said to me

00:31:21.860 but what about employment?

00:31:24.300 You know,

00:31:24.560 black people

00:31:25.340 have discrimination

00:31:26.960 in employment.

00:31:28.340 I would say

00:31:29.260 no you don't.

00:31:30.820 You have a bad strategy.

00:31:33.180 If your strategy

00:31:34.340 was to go

00:31:35.060 try to get a job

00:31:35.980 at a company

00:31:36.680 that has a DEI

00:31:39.040 leaning

00:31:40.320 even if they don't

00:31:41.480 call it that

00:31:42.080 you would easily

00:31:44.460 get the job

00:31:45.220 over other people

00:31:46.660 who were equally qualified.

00:31:49.560 So getting a job

00:31:50.860 would be easy

00:31:51.720 if you also had a strategy.

00:31:53.920 Now I would also say

00:31:55.300 you know,

00:31:55.740 you could have to

00:31:56.420 study in school

00:31:58.080 and get good grades

00:31:59.480 but once you've done that

00:32:01.760 that's the same

00:32:02.760 as what everybody

00:32:03.540 has to do.

00:32:04.160 They all have to study

00:32:05.020 and get good grades

00:32:06.140 or things aren't

00:32:06.820 going to work out

00:32:07.440 or learn a skill.

00:32:10.540 If I told you

00:32:11.820 well how about a strategy?

00:32:13.200 Why don't you learn

00:32:13.820 a skill?

00:32:15.740 That would help you.

00:32:16.800 So I don't believe

00:32:19.520 that there's a race problem

00:32:21.400 so much as there is

00:32:22.720 a strategy problem

00:32:24.080 because the society

00:32:26.620 has adapted

00:32:27.920 so that no matter

00:32:29.960 what your race is

00:32:31.240 you can either

00:32:32.220 go toward DEI

00:32:33.780 or you can get the fuck 0.87

00:32:35.360 away from it

00:32:36.180 depending on which one

00:32:37.940 is your better strategy.

00:32:39.640 Now I got cancelled

00:32:40.980 from saying that

00:32:43.260 sometimes you want to

00:32:44.260 just get the fuck away 1.00

00:32:45.320 from things that are

00:32:46.220 negative for you.

00:32:48.180 That's a strategy.

00:32:50.300 It's not a crime.

00:32:54.320 If you can go somewhere

00:32:56.000 where the DEI

00:32:57.140 won't be denying you

00:32:59.260 a job because you're white 0.96

00:33:00.660 you should do that.

00:33:02.460 You should do that

00:33:03.260 right away.

00:33:04.480 If you can go to

00:33:05.660 where there is less crime

00:33:07.200 against people

00:33:08.640 who look like you

00:33:09.580 you should do that.

00:33:11.640 You should do it

00:33:12.260 right away.

00:33:12.780 If you can go to

00:33:14.560 any place where

00:33:15.560 people don't think

00:33:16.820 that the reason

00:33:18.400 they're suffering

00:33:19.200 is because of people

00:33:20.340 who look like you

00:33:21.380 you should do that

00:33:23.060 as soon as possible.

00:33:25.520 Get the fuck away

00:33:26.560 from people who think

00:33:27.880 that you have their stuff

00:33:29.720 because you don't

00:33:30.700 have their stuff.

00:33:31.920 You didn't steal

00:33:32.920 their stuff.

00:33:34.560 So if you can get away

00:33:36.040 from people who think

00:33:37.000 like that

00:33:37.620 you should do it.

00:33:39.280 And likewise

00:33:41.240 if you

00:33:42.880 if you want to

00:33:44.020 boost

00:33:44.760 a strategic advantage

00:33:47.300 in getting a job

00:33:48.520 you should go

00:33:49.820 toward DEI

00:33:51.020 if DEI

00:33:52.360 is going to help you.

00:33:54.000 And I wouldn't

00:33:55.040 I wouldn't criticize

00:33:56.100 you for that.

00:33:56.980 I would say

00:33:57.480 oh that's a good strategy.

00:33:59.920 Very good strategy.

00:34:01.220 You should go toward it.

00:34:03.260 So

00:34:03.600 no we don't have

00:34:05.060 a race problem.

00:34:05.800 we have a

00:34:06.720 strategy problem.

00:34:10.120 Let's talk about

00:34:11.340 doge

00:34:11.960 shall we?

00:34:14.660 So

00:34:15.060 Matt Van

00:34:15.920 Matt Van Swal

00:34:17.440 has been getting

00:34:18.080 a lot of attention

00:34:18.840 on X

00:34:19.800 for

00:34:20.460 complaining

00:34:22.060 that the Congress

00:34:23.220 is not taking

00:34:23.980 the doge cuts

00:34:25.120 seriously

00:34:25.920 and not incorporating

00:34:27.040 them.

00:34:28.280 Today he said

00:34:29.500 turns out

00:34:30.280 liberals

00:34:30.760 didn't have to

00:34:31.580 stop the doge cuts

00:34:32.860 by

00:34:33.280 firebombing

00:34:34.840 Tesla dealerships

00:34:36.040 or calling

00:34:36.600 for the death

00:34:37.220 of Elon

00:34:37.660 or

00:34:38.160 vandalizing

00:34:39.420 Teslas

00:34:39.920 across America.

00:34:41.200 All they had to do

00:34:42.380 was to ask

00:34:43.040 the GOP

00:34:43.800 to do

00:34:45.160 fucking

00:34:45.640 anything at all

00:34:46.720 for the American

00:34:47.340 people.

00:34:49.460 That's all it took.

00:34:52.320 And that

00:34:53.080 that one

00:34:53.600 hit hard

00:34:54.220 because

00:34:57.420 I don't know

00:34:59.140 if you're having

00:34:59.620 the same experience

00:35:00.660 but

00:35:01.720 watching

00:35:02.940 the GOP

00:35:04.080 apparently

00:35:04.800 screw the

00:35:05.860 Republicans

00:35:07.140 who had been

00:35:07.820 backing them

00:35:08.440 the Democrats

00:35:10.600 really didn't even

00:35:11.500 have to get involved.

00:35:13.360 They could have

00:35:14.100 just let the GOP

00:35:15.200 screw the Republicans

00:35:16.480 and they didn't

00:35:17.860 have to do all

00:35:18.460 that work

00:35:18.980 of

00:35:19.320 you know

00:35:20.320 setting anything

00:35:21.220 on fire.

00:35:23.340 Now you might

00:35:24.280 say that's a little

00:35:25.040 hyperbole

00:35:26.160 and

00:35:26.620 he's gone

00:35:27.720 too far

00:35:28.320 but

00:35:28.720 DeSantis

00:35:30.320 Governor DeSantis

00:35:31.740 he also

00:35:32.440 blasted

00:35:33.180 the

00:35:33.480 the House

00:35:34.940 GOP

00:35:35.460 for failing

00:35:36.120 to codify

00:35:36.940 the doge

00:35:37.680 cuts

00:35:38.140 according to

00:35:39.560 the New York

00:35:40.000 Post

00:35:40.420 he called it

00:35:41.160 a betrayal

00:35:41.860 of the voters

00:35:42.660 and he accused

00:35:44.760 congressional

00:35:45.780 Republicans

00:35:46.400 of betrayal

00:35:48.660 by

00:35:49.180 failing

00:35:50.220 to codify

00:35:50.960 the spending

00:35:51.680 cuts.

00:35:54.240 Now

00:35:54.420 Stephen Miller

00:35:55.300 who I

00:35:57.300 consider

00:35:57.740 one of the

00:35:59.600 smartest people

00:36:00.400 who's ever

00:36:00.880 been in

00:36:01.280 government

00:36:01.660 and

00:36:02.640 one of the

00:36:03.940 good guys

00:36:04.500 if you're a

00:36:05.320 MAGA type

00:36:05.980 or a pro

00:36:06.480 Trump person

00:36:07.280 he tried to

00:36:09.800 explain to the

00:36:10.600 public

00:36:10.900 and he's done

00:36:11.420 this a few

00:36:11.900 times on

00:36:12.400 X

00:36:12.680 what the

00:36:14.980 problem is.

00:36:16.920 Now you

00:36:17.640 say to

00:36:18.000 yourself

00:36:18.440 why isn't

00:36:20.500 this easy?

00:36:22.360 Doge

00:36:22.780 told them

00:36:23.360 what to

00:36:23.820 cut

00:36:24.280 and then

00:36:25.920 they did

00:36:26.380 a budget

00:36:26.940 and it

00:36:28.900 doesn't seem

00:36:29.560 that they

00:36:29.940 caught

00:36:30.220 anything

00:36:30.740 that

00:36:31.200 Doge

00:36:31.620 recommended

00:36:32.180 what part

00:36:34.300 are we

00:36:34.540 not

00:36:34.820 understanding?

00:36:36.280 Well it

00:36:36.600 turns out

00:36:37.000 there's a lot

00:36:37.520 we're not

00:36:37.900 understanding

00:36:38.500 and I'm

00:36:40.000 going to

00:36:40.200 see if

00:36:40.980 you

00:36:41.220 understand

00:36:42.040 Stephen

00:36:43.260 Miller's

00:36:43.720 explanation

00:36:44.440 I'll give

00:36:47.100 you a 0.57

00:36:47.780 hint

00:36:48.200 where it's

00:36:48.780 heading

00:36:49.060 there's

00:36:51.520 no such

00:36:52.040 thing

00:36:52.300 as the

00:36:52.660 budget

00:36:53.000 there's

00:36:55.800 a whole

00:36:56.040 bunch

00:36:56.340 of

00:36:56.560 complications

00:36:57.860 of what

00:36:59.080 you can

00:36:59.540 and cannot

00:37:00.040 do

00:37:00.540 of your

00:37:01.480 discretionary

00:37:02.440 budget

00:37:02.900 versus your

00:37:03.580 non-discretionary

00:37:04.700 budget

00:37:05.200 versus your

00:37:06.380 reconciliation

00:37:07.020 bill

00:37:08.880 which is

00:37:09.760 different from

00:37:10.360 a recessions

00:37:11.220 package

00:37:13.120 some of

00:37:15.180 those things

00:37:16.000 would require

00:37:17.620 just 50

00:37:18.480 votes

00:37:19.060 which the

00:37:20.560 Republicans

00:37:21.080 have a good

00:37:22.080 chance of

00:37:22.580 getting

00:37:22.840 so if

00:37:24.280 they use

00:37:25.020 one of

00:37:25.500 these

00:37:26.000 hard to

00:37:27.540 understand

00:37:28.180 processes

00:37:29.040 they might

00:37:30.520 be able to

00:37:31.000 get something

00:37:31.540 like at

00:37:33.180 least the

00:37:33.600 Republican

00:37:34.120 priorities

00:37:34.800 passed

00:37:35.720 but

00:37:38.440 if they

00:37:39.280 tried to

00:37:39.760 do

00:37:40.000 cuts

00:37:40.700 they would

00:37:42.220 have to

00:37:42.560 use

00:37:42.980 maybe a

00:37:43.540 different

00:37:43.940 process

00:37:45.180 don't call

00:37:45.980 it a

00:37:46.240 budget

00:37:46.540 you might

00:37:47.400 call it

00:37:47.740 a

00:37:47.880 recessions

00:37:48.480 package

00:37:48.960 or

00:37:49.460 a

00:37:50.200 reconciliation

00:37:50.740 bill

00:37:51.500 but don't

00:37:52.460 call it

00:37:52.760 a budget

00:37:53.140 but you

00:37:54.780 would need

00:37:55.280 60 votes

00:37:56.500 depending on

00:37:57.920 which

00:37:58.320 archaic

00:37:59.580 hard to

00:38:00.080 understand

00:38:00.720 process

00:38:01.240 they're

00:38:01.660 using

00:38:02.060 and the

00:38:03.180 Republicans

00:38:03.620 can't get

00:38:04.340 60 votes

00:38:05.260 because

00:38:06.340 Democrats

00:38:08.180 would

00:38:08.740 filibuster

00:38:09.440 etc.

00:38:10.680 so that's

00:38:11.880 my

00:38:12.260 idiot

00:38:13.240 explanation

00:38:14.200 of what's

00:38:16.140 going on

00:38:16.880 but I'm

00:38:17.560 going to

00:38:17.980 I'm just

00:38:18.440 going to

00:38:18.660 read Stephen

00:38:19.280 Miller's

00:38:19.740 explanation

00:38:20.300 because I

00:38:21.080 believe he's

00:38:22.580 100%

00:38:23.560 technically

00:38:24.360 correct

00:38:25.100 but here's

00:38:27.040 what I'm

00:38:27.460 not satisfied

00:38:28.320 with

00:38:28.860 don't

00:38:31.040 fucking

00:38:31.640 tell me

00:38:32.180 what you

00:38:32.680 can't

00:38:33.180 do

00:38:33.480 don't

00:38:35.760 fucking

00:38:36.760 tell me

00:38:37.560 what you

00:38:38.620 can't

00:38:39.180 do

00:38:39.460 he's

00:38:40.280 doing

00:38:40.540 that

00:38:40.960 very

00:38:41.740 accurately

00:38:42.380 I

00:38:42.720 believe

00:38:43.120 so

00:38:44.100 now I

00:38:45.360 understand

00:38:45.800 what the

00:38:46.420 problem

00:38:47.640 is

00:38:47.940 I need

00:38:49.100 him to

00:38:49.600 tell me

00:38:50.120 or somebody

00:38:51.220 how you're

00:38:52.580 going to

00:38:52.820 cut the

00:38:53.240 budget

00:38:53.540 and save

00:38:54.260 us all

00:38:54.780 I don't

00:38:56.280 need you

00:38:56.660 to tell

00:38:56.960 me how

00:38:57.320 you can't

00:38:57.960 do it

00:38:58.380 I don't

00:38:59.580 need you

00:38:59.960 to tell

00:39:00.260 me the

00:39:00.620 rules

00:39:01.060 don't

00:39:01.500 allow it

00:39:02.100 you don't

00:39:02.820 have enough

00:39:03.320 votes

00:39:03.820 that's

00:39:06.420 good to

00:39:06.900 know I

00:39:07.360 suppose

00:39:07.900 but you

00:39:09.220 need to

00:39:09.600 tell me

00:39:09.940 how you

00:39:10.340 can do

00:39:10.920 it and

00:39:11.440 when it's

00:39:11.940 going to

00:39:12.200 fucking

00:39:12.500 happen

00:39:13.020 okay

00:39:14.160 so but

00:39:15.840 it is

00:39:16.200 fair

00:39:16.600 it's

00:39:17.460 completely

00:39:17.960 fair

00:39:18.440 because he

00:39:19.020 is one

00:39:19.320 of the

00:39:19.600 smartest

00:39:19.980 guys

00:39:20.480 and I

00:39:22.160 believe

00:39:22.700 that his

00:39:23.240 explanation

00:39:24.000 will be

00:39:24.480 perfectly

00:39:25.080 accurate

00:39:25.600 so I'd

00:39:26.300 like to

00:39:26.600 read it

00:39:26.900 to you

00:39:27.260 so you've

00:39:28.320 also heard

00:39:28.900 it

00:39:29.140 but you're

00:39:30.100 probably

00:39:30.340 going to

00:39:30.580 have the

00:39:30.880 same

00:39:31.100 reaction

00:39:31.540 I am

00:39:32.080 which is

00:39:33.200 I get

00:39:34.340 it

00:39:34.660 but don't

00:39:36.140 tell me

00:39:36.540 what you

00:39:36.960 can't

00:39:37.420 fucking

00:39:37.760 do

00:39:38.120 tell me

00:39:39.620 what you

00:39:39.980 can do

00:39:40.480 and when

00:39:40.800 are you

00:39:40.940 going to

00:39:41.160 do it

00:39:41.540 or tell

00:39:42.920 me that

00:39:43.300 you can't

00:39:43.800 do it

00:39:44.040 ever

00:39:44.280 and that

00:39:45.600 we're just

00:39:46.000 going to

00:39:46.260 go over

00:39:46.660 the cliff

00:39:47.620 whichever

00:39:49.100 is true 0.89

00:39:50.000 I want

00:39:51.360 to know

00:39:51.800 but don't

00:39:53.420 just tell

00:39:54.160 me what

00:39:54.640 you can't

00:39:55.300 fucking

00:39:55.640 do

00:39:56.060 and here's

00:39:57.840 what you

00:39:58.140 can't

00:39:58.480 fucking

00:39:58.740 do

00:39:59.060 so

00:40:01.060 Stephen

00:40:01.500 Miller

00:40:01.740 says

00:40:02.280 on

00:40:02.480 acts

00:40:02.800 the

00:40:03.620 doge

00:40:04.200 cuts

00:40:04.580 are

00:40:04.920 to

00:40:05.180 discretionary

00:40:06.160 spending

00:40:06.760 e.g.

00:40:07.580 the

00:40:07.760 federal

00:40:08.140 bureaucracy

00:40:08.880 okay

00:40:10.480 discretionary

00:40:12.440 what does

00:40:13.260 the word

00:40:13.520 discretionary

00:40:14.340 mean to

00:40:14.700 you

00:40:14.980 discretionary

00:40:16.880 means you

00:40:17.380 have a

00:40:17.620 choice

00:40:18.000 right

00:40:18.320 and then

00:40:19.640 the

00:40:19.840 doge

00:40:20.220 cuts

00:40:20.620 are to

00:40:21.200 the

00:40:21.500 stuff

00:40:21.860 that

00:40:22.040 you

00:40:22.120 would

00:40:22.260 have

00:40:22.400 a

00:40:22.520 choice

00:40:22.820 about

00:40:23.200 perfect

00:40:24.360 that's

00:40:25.900 exactly

00:40:26.340 what I

00:40:26.740 thought

00:40:26.940 they

00:40:27.120 were

00:40:27.380 oh

00:40:28.780 but it

00:40:29.200 turns out

00:40:29.640 that the

00:40:29.960 word

00:40:30.120 discretionary

00:40:31.020 doesn't

00:40:31.420 mean

00:40:31.580 what you

00:40:31.960 think

00:40:32.220 it

00:40:32.380 does

00:40:32.680 he

00:40:35.580 goes

00:40:35.880 on

00:40:36.240 under

00:40:36.920 senate

00:40:37.380 budget

00:40:37.880 rules

00:40:38.520 you

00:40:39.240 cannot

00:40:39.680 cut

00:40:40.140 discretionary

00:40:41.060 spending

00:40:41.540 you can

00:40:42.520 only

00:40:42.840 cut

00:40:43.200 mandatory

00:40:43.700 because

00:40:44.940 it's a

00:40:45.480 reconciliation

00:40:46.160 bill

00:40:46.880 okay

00:40:48.380 so it's

00:40:50.080 not a

00:40:50.440 budget

00:40:50.980 it's a

00:40:51.540 reconciliation

00:40:52.200 bill

00:40:52.920 and in

00:40:53.800 a

00:40:53.920 reconciliation

00:40:54.500 bill

00:40:55.220 the thing

00:40:56.240 you can't

00:40:56.900 cut

00:40:57.200 is a

00:40:57.700 discretionary

00:40:58.640 shit

00:40:59.040 which is

00:40:59.800 exactly

00:41:00.260 the stuff

00:41:00.880 that the

00:41:01.300 word says

00:41:01.980 you should

00:41:02.400 be able

00:41:02.700 to cut

00:41:03.100 because

00:41:03.620 that's

00:41:03.880 what

00:41:04.080 discretionary

00:41:04.980 means

00:41:05.500 but you

00:41:06.440 can cut

00:41:07.140 mandatory

00:41:07.860 even though

00:41:09.180 mandatory

00:41:09.600 means

00:41:10.180 the opposite

00:41:11.160 of how

00:41:11.720 it's

00:41:11.920 fucking

00:41:12.260 being

00:41:12.600 used

00:41:13.140 because

00:41:14.000 mandatory

00:41:14.500 should be

00:41:15.220 the stuff

00:41:15.640 you can

00:41:16.080 cut

00:41:16.460 but it

00:41:17.220 turns out

00:41:17.560 you can

00:41:18.120 cut

00:41:18.400 the

00:41:18.580 mandatory

00:41:18.960 but not

00:41:20.040 the

00:41:20.240 discretionary

00:41:21.080 because

00:41:21.700 it's a

00:41:22.200 reconciliation

00:41:22.800 bill

00:41:23.460 you got

00:41:24.300 that

00:41:24.660 everybody

00:41:25.900 understand

00:41:26.480 that

00:41:26.820 makes

00:41:27.080 perfect

00:41:27.420 sense

00:41:27.820 I guess

00:41:29.800 that's

00:41:30.100 the senate

00:41:30.480 rule

00:41:30.860 and again

00:41:33.720 remember

00:41:34.280 Stephen Miller

00:41:35.520 is probably

00:41:36.580 100%

00:41:37.480 accurate

00:41:37.940 right

00:41:39.080 I doubt

00:41:40.540 he's wrong

00:41:41.240 it's just

00:41:42.500 that the

00:41:43.020 rules

00:41:43.300 themselves

00:41:43.700 are

00:41:44.100 just

00:41:44.940 completely

00:41:45.520 a mess

00:41:46.080 then he

00:41:47.260 goes on

00:41:47.720 he says

00:41:48.240 so

00:41:48.900 doge

00:41:50.080 cuts

00:41:50.460 would have

00:41:51.220 to be

00:41:51.540 done

00:41:51.780 through

00:41:52.040 what is

00:41:52.360 known

00:41:52.660 as a

00:41:53.400 rescission

00:41:54.720 package

00:41:55.280 or an

00:41:56.280 appropriations

00:41:57.300 bill

00:41:57.760 okay

00:41:58.980 so I

00:42:00.100 guess

00:42:00.360 neither

00:42:01.280 of those

00:42:01.860 are

00:42:02.200 what

00:42:03.080 a budget

00:42:03.840 how many

00:42:06.160 of you

00:42:06.460 knew

00:42:06.760 how many

00:42:07.280 of you

00:42:07.500 know

00:42:07.660 what a

00:42:07.920 rescission

00:42:08.520 package

00:42:09.020 or an

00:42:10.060 appropriations

00:42:10.920 bill

00:42:11.220 is

00:42:11.580 none

00:42:13.320 of you

00:42:13.700 right

00:42:14.700 none

00:42:15.080 of you

00:42:15.440 then he

00:42:17.000 goes on

00:42:17.420 he says

00:42:17.800 the big

00:42:18.220 beautiful

00:42:18.740 bill

00:42:19.120 the one

00:42:19.600 we're

00:42:19.780 working

00:42:20.040 on there

00:42:20.460 is not

00:42:21.620 an annual

00:42:22.300 budget

00:42:22.720 bill

00:42:23.140 okay

00:42:24.800 and does

00:42:26.740 not fund

00:42:27.360 the departments

00:42:28.080 of government

00:42:28.880 okay

00:42:31.820 it does

00:42:33.680 not finance

00:42:34.480 our agencies

00:42:35.300 or federal

00:42:36.120 programs

00:42:36.900 okay

00:42:39.980 instead

00:42:41.640 it includes

00:42:43.080 the single

00:42:43.720 largest

00:42:44.280 welfare

00:42:44.800 reform

00:42:45.460 in American

00:42:46.100 history

00:42:46.580 so these

00:42:47.800 are the

00:42:48.020 good things

00:42:48.480 it does

00:42:48.820 along with

00:42:49.840 the largest

00:42:50.340 tax cut

00:42:51.260 and reform

00:42:51.920 in American

00:42:52.520 history

00:42:53.000 the most

00:42:53.980 aggressive

00:42:54.600 energy

00:42:55.440 exploration

00:42:56.280 in American

00:42:56.920 history

00:42:57.360 and the

00:42:58.460 strongest

00:42:58.860 border

00:42:59.400 bill

00:42:59.760 in American

00:43:00.360 history

00:43:00.820 all while

00:43:02.060 reducing

00:43:02.580 the deficit

00:43:03.360 so

00:43:05.980 if that's

00:43:08.120 the case

00:43:08.820 we'd be

00:43:11.380 getting a

00:43:11.820 bunch of

00:43:12.180 things that

00:43:12.920 Republicans

00:43:13.520 would want

00:43:14.280 while reducing

00:43:15.540 the deficit

00:43:16.540 and I said

00:43:17.680 to myself

00:43:18.200 huh

00:43:18.660 wow

00:43:20.240 alright

00:43:21.000 well

00:43:21.380 it's all

00:43:22.360 complicated

00:43:23.100 and it looks

00:43:23.780 like it's a

00:43:24.380 bunch of

00:43:24.720 bullshit to

00:43:25.320 me

00:43:25.560 but

00:43:26.420 at least

00:43:27.760 if it

00:43:28.200 reduces

00:43:28.680 the deficit

00:43:29.440 that's

00:43:30.580 pretty good

00:43:31.160 so

00:43:32.640 somebody

00:43:33.500 in the

00:43:33.840 comments

00:43:34.300 went to

00:43:34.820 Grok

00:43:35.380 to ask

00:43:36.860 if that

00:43:37.380 was

00:43:37.840 true

00:43:38.540 and

00:43:39.800 Grok

00:43:40.180 says

00:43:40.580 the big

00:43:40.980 beautiful

00:43:41.400 bill

00:43:41.720 likely

00:43:42.240 increases

00:43:43.040 the

00:43:43.420 federal

00:43:43.740 deficit

00:43:44.260 oh

00:43:45.580 you mean

00:43:46.580 the one

00:43:47.100 thing

00:43:47.620 I fucking

00:43:48.200 cared

00:43:48.500 about

00:43:48.900 despite

00:43:50.680 claims

00:43:51.400 otherwise

00:43:52.040 now remember

00:43:52.800 this is

00:43:53.300 Grok

00:43:53.860 versus

00:43:55.660 Stephen

00:43:56.360 Miller

00:43:56.680 Stephen

00:43:59.340 Miller

00:43:59.720 again

00:44:00.800 is a

00:44:01.400 very

00:44:01.660 reliable

00:44:02.460 smartest

00:44:03.580 guy

00:44:04.060 so

00:44:05.200 his

00:44:05.460 claim

00:44:05.820 is

00:44:05.980 it

00:44:06.120 reduces

00:44:06.540 the

00:44:06.820 deficit

00:44:07.260 but

00:44:07.560 Grok

00:44:07.920 says

00:44:08.220 no

00:44:08.620 no

00:44:09.640 probably

00:44:10.500 not

00:44:10.900 independent

00:44:12.220 analyses

00:44:12.860 from

00:44:13.420 the

00:44:13.820 CRFB

00:44:15.560 who we

00:44:16.580 can't

00:44:17.140 trust

00:44:17.500 and the

00:44:18.480 tax

00:44:18.900 foundation

00:44:19.640 who we

00:44:20.760 can't

00:44:21.120 trust

00:44:21.480 because we

00:44:21.920 don't

00:44:22.100 really know

00:44:22.540 who they

00:44:22.900 are

00:44:23.140 or what

00:44:23.420 their

00:44:23.580 motivations

00:44:24.080 are

00:44:24.440 estimate

00:44:25.400 that

00:44:26.020 this

00:44:26.560 bill

00:44:26.800 would

00:44:27.020 add

00:44:27.320 2.5

00:44:28.940 to

00:44:29.200 5

00:44:29.680 trillion

00:44:30.280 to

00:44:30.600 deficits

00:44:31.080 over

00:44:31.520 10

00:44:31.880 years

00:44:32.400 oh

00:44:33.600 in other

00:44:34.700 words

00:44:34.880 it would

00:44:35.100 take

00:44:35.300 us

00:44:35.480 over

00:44:35.680 the

00:44:35.860 cliff

00:44:36.220 mainly

00:44:37.680 due

00:44:38.020 to

00:44:38.240 3.8

00:44:38.980 trillion

00:44:39.340 in tax

00:44:40.020 cuts

00:44:40.400 and

00:44:40.620 new

00:44:40.880 spending

00:44:41.440 Grok

00:44:44.400 goes on

00:44:45.040 to say

00:44:45.500 the

00:44:46.240 White

00:44:46.440 House

00:44:46.700 claims

00:44:47.140 1.6

00:44:48.020 trillion

00:44:48.440 in savings

00:44:49.020 from

00:44:49.320 growth

00:44:49.820 and

00:44:50.080 cuts

00:44:50.480 but

00:44:51.240 evidence

00:44:51.680 for

00:44:51.940 this

00:44:52.200 is

00:44:52.440 weak

00:44:52.940 bond

00:44:54.140 market

00:44:54.580 reactions

00:44:55.240 and

00:44:55.860 the

00:44:56.060 CBO

00:44:56.620 estimates

00:44:57.780 support

00:44:58.400 a

00:44:58.660 deficit

00:44:59.080 increase

00:44:59.780 more

00:45:01.960 scrutiny

00:45:02.480 is

00:45:02.760 needed

00:45:03.160 as

00:45:03.860 the

00:45:04.060 Senate

00:45:04.300 reviews

00:45:04.840 the

00:45:05.100 bill

00:45:05.380 okay

00:45:07.940 well

00:45:09.100 did

00:45:11.220 that

00:45:11.500 clear

00:45:12.260 everything

00:45:12.680 up

00:45:12.920 for

00:45:13.140 you

00:45:13.320 are

00:45:13.500 you

00:45:13.620 happy

00:45:14.000 now

00:45:14.360 are

00:45:15.380 you

00:45:15.680 happy

00:45:15.980 because

00:45:16.360 you

00:45:16.560 understand

00:45:17.060 the

00:45:17.260 difference

00:45:17.600 between

00:45:18.040 discretionary

00:45:19.080 and

00:45:19.280 non

00:45:19.520 discretionary

00:45:20.400 and

00:45:20.980 a

00:45:21.140 reconciliation

00:45:21.740 bill

00:45:22.400 versus

00:45:22.800 a

00:45:23.080 rescissions

00:45:23.660 package

00:45:24.500 versus

00:45:25.380 an

00:45:25.680 appropriations

00:45:26.420 bill

00:45:26.700 according

00:45:28.320 to the

00:45:28.720 Senate

00:45:28.940 rules

00:45:29.380 and

00:45:30.560 apparently

00:45:31.020 it's

00:45:31.640 so

00:45:31.840 complicated

00:45:32.480 that

00:45:33.020 we

00:45:34.160 can't

00:45:34.520 tell

00:45:34.740 if

00:45:35.120 it's

00:45:35.500 going

00:45:35.760 to

00:45:35.920 kill

00:45:36.180 us

00:45:36.540 or

00:45:37.620 reduce

00:45:38.040 the

00:45:38.240 deficit

00:45:38.620 so

00:45:41.580 everybody

00:45:42.100 happy

00:45:42.520 now

00:45:42.880 glad

00:45:43.640 you

00:45:43.860 got

00:45:44.100 a

00:45:44.360 good

00:45:44.600 explanation

00:45:45.220 from

00:45:45.560 your

00:45:45.740 government

00:45:46.260 all

00:45:50.040 right

00:45:50.260 so

00:45:51.380 Elon

00:45:52.000 Musk 0.77

00:45:52.320 was on

00:45:52.920 CBS

00:45:53.440 recently

00:45:54.260 just the

00:45:55.560 other day

00:45:55.920 I guess

00:45:56.300 and

00:45:57.180 he said

00:45:58.380 quote

00:45:58.760 I think

00:45:59.200 a bill

00:45:59.580 can

00:45:59.840 be

00:46:00.020 big

00:46:00.540 or

00:46:01.400 it

00:46:01.620 could

00:46:01.840 be

00:46:02.040 beautiful

00:46:02.540 but

00:46:04.720 I

00:46:04.880 don't

00:46:05.060 know

00:46:05.260 if

00:46:05.400 it

00:46:05.520 could

00:46:05.660 be

00:46:05.800 both

00:46:06.240 and

00:46:08.360 he

00:46:08.480 told

00:46:08.680 CBS

00:46:09.080 Monday

00:46:09.540 morning

00:46:10.000 that

00:46:10.940 he

00:46:11.140 was

00:46:11.340 quote

00:46:11.660 disappointed

00:46:12.440 to see

00:46:13.200 the

00:46:13.400 Trump

00:46:13.720 backed

00:46:14.240 big

00:46:14.720 beautiful

00:46:15.220 spending

00:46:15.740 bill

00:46:16.100 which

00:46:17.160 passed

00:46:17.500 in the

00:46:17.740 house

00:46:18.080 and

00:46:18.460 Musk 0.77

00:46:18.700 said

00:46:18.900 he

00:46:19.040 believes

00:46:19.420 the

00:46:19.620 legislation

00:46:20.260 quote

00:46:20.800 increases

00:46:21.860 the budget

00:46:22.500 deficit

00:46:23.060 and

00:46:24.160 undermines

00:46:24.860 the work

00:46:25.320 that

00:46:25.640 the

00:46:25.920 doge

00:46:26.400 team

00:46:26.860 is

00:46:27.260 doing

00:46:27.720 okay

00:46:29.840 so

00:46:30.300 if

00:46:30.460 you're

00:46:30.660 keeping

00:46:30.920 score

00:46:31.460 Stephen

00:46:32.680 Miller

00:46:33.000 says

00:46:33.560 it

00:46:33.880 will

00:46:34.120 decrease

00:46:34.880 the

00:46:35.100 deficit

00:46:35.500 but

00:46:37.020 two

00:46:37.700 of

00:46:37.880 these

00:46:38.120 entities

00:46:38.560 or

00:46:38.980 three

00:46:39.340 of

00:46:39.500 them

00:46:39.700 say

00:46:39.980 it

00:46:40.120 would

00:46:40.320 increase

00:46:40.780 the

00:46:40.960 deficit

00:46:41.340 quite

00:46:42.220 a bit

00:46:42.680 and

00:46:43.760 the

00:46:43.960 bond

00:46:44.360 market

00:46:44.660 says

00:46:45.080 it

00:46:45.220 would

00:46:45.400 increase

00:46:45.820 the

00:46:46.040 deficit

00:46:46.580 Elon

00:46:47.660 Musk 0.77

00:46:48.080 the

00:46:48.360 smartest

00:46:48.680 person

00:46:49.100 in the

00:46:49.340 world

00:46:49.680 says

00:46:50.080 it

00:46:50.300 would

00:46:50.680 basically

00:46:52.320 increase

00:46:53.220 the

00:46:53.400 deficit

00:46:53.800 and

00:46:55.180 it

00:46:55.400 turns

00:46:55.640 out

00:46:55.940 that

00:46:56.160 there

00:46:56.400 are

00:46:56.480 at

00:46:56.620 least

00:46:56.840 four

00:46:57.460 GOP

00:46:58.920 senators

00:46:59.440 who

00:46:59.880 think

00:47:00.220 it

00:47:00.380 would

00:47:00.560 blow 0.77

00:47:00.800 up

00:47:00.980 the

00:47:01.100 deficit

00:47:01.500 so

00:47:02.800 you've

00:47:03.040 got

00:47:03.320 Tillis

00:47:04.080 Johnson

00:47:04.720 Scott

00:47:06.320 and

00:47:06.740 Rand

00:47:07.060 Paul

00:47:07.460 that

00:47:08.840 would

00:47:08.980 be

00:47:09.180 four

00:47:09.580 of

00:47:09.720 them

00:47:09.960 who

00:47:10.800 think

00:47:11.140 that

00:47:11.380 this

00:47:11.660 is

00:47:12.100 a

00:47:12.580 budget

00:47:12.980 buster

00:47:13.800 and

00:47:18.300 if

00:47:18.940 the

00:47:19.160 four

00:47:19.420 of

00:47:19.560 them

00:47:19.840 hold

00:47:20.320 tight

00:47:20.780 it

00:47:21.520 won't

00:47:21.780 pass

00:47:22.280 because

00:47:23.840 they

00:47:24.200 they

00:47:25.200 that

00:47:26.440 would

00:47:26.580 be

00:47:26.740 I

00:47:26.880 think

00:47:27.040 one

00:47:27.280 too

00:47:27.460 many

00:47:27.740 to

00:47:29.720 say

00:47:29.940 no

00:47:30.220 so

00:47:32.080 we'll

00:47:32.280 see

00:47:32.460 if

00:47:32.600 those

00:47:32.860 four

00:47:33.140 stop

00:47:33.460 it

00:47:33.600 from

00:47:33.780 happening

00:47:34.160 I

00:47:34.820 don't

00:47:34.960 know

00:47:35.100 what

00:47:35.220 happens

00:47:35.540 if

00:47:35.740 they

00:47:35.860 do

00:47:36.120 all

00:47:41.000 right

00:47:41.100 does

00:47:41.300 that

00:47:41.460 all

00:47:41.580 make

00:47:41.800 sense

00:47:42.160 for

00:47:42.360 the

00:47:42.520 first

00:47:42.740 time

00:47:43.120 everybody

00:47:45.740 understand

00:47:46.480 what

00:47:46.720 the

00:47:46.880 issue

00:47:47.140 is

00:47:47.940 what

00:47:50.900 if

00:47:51.100 I

00:47:51.260 can

00:47:51.440 mess

00:47:51.880 here's

00:47:53.220 what

00:47:53.400 I

00:47:53.520 want

00:47:53.700 to

00:47:53.780 be

00:47:53.940 told

00:47:54.300 how

00:47:55.380 are

00:47:55.500 you

00:47:55.600 going

00:47:55.740 to

00:47:55.860 decrease

00:47:56.300 the

00:47:56.520 deficit

00:47:56.900 deficit

00:47:57.040 now

00:47:58.460 if

00:47:59.200 you

00:47:59.380 need

00:47:59.640 to

00:47:59.800 say

00:48:00.100 stuff

00:48:00.560 like

00:48:00.840 rescissions

00:48:01.640 packages

00:48:02.360 and

00:48:02.980 reconciliation

00:48:04.480 and

00:48:05.400 discretionary

00:48:06.820 this

00:48:07.220 and

00:48:07.500 mandatory

00:48:07.960 that

00:48:08.460 all

00:48:09.260 right

00:48:09.520 you

00:48:10.520 can

00:48:10.700 use

00:48:10.940 those

00:48:11.200 words

00:48:11.580 and

00:48:11.740 I'll

00:48:12.020 you

00:48:12.360 know

00:48:12.480 I'll

00:48:12.680 take

00:48:12.900 it

00:48:13.020 upon

00:48:13.240 myself

00:48:13.660 to

00:48:13.880 try

00:48:14.040 to

00:48:14.180 figure

00:48:14.400 out

00:48:14.600 what

00:48:14.780 it

00:48:14.920 all

00:48:15.060 means

00:48:15.420 but

00:48:16.500 tell

00:48:16.800 me

00:48:17.020 when

00:48:17.480 and

00:48:17.820 how

00:48:18.260 you're

00:48:19.000 going

00:48:19.060 to

00:48:19.160 reduce

00:48:19.540 the

00:48:19.760 deficit

00:48:20.180 because

00:48:21.380 if

00:48:21.560 he

00:48:21.700 can't

00:48:22.040 tell

00:48:22.200 me

00:48:22.360 that

00:48:22.740 everything

00:48:24.140 else

00:48:24.540 is

00:48:24.740 just

00:48:24.980 blah

00:48:25.280 blah

00:48:25.500 blah

00:48:25.860 all

00:48:28.660 right

00:48:28.940 in

00:48:31.240 other

00:48:31.460 news

00:48:32.060 Michael

00:48:35.120 Steele

00:48:35.800 is on

00:48:36.720 MSNBC

00:48:37.640 saying

00:48:38.760 that the

00:48:39.140 US

00:48:39.440 deporting

00:48:40.180 the

00:48:40.740 Abrago

00:48:41.340 Garcia

00:48:41.880 guy

00:48:42.320 is no

00:48:42.920 different

00:48:43.380 than

00:48:44.220 when

00:48:44.440 an

00:48:44.640 American

00:48:45.020 is taken

00:48:45.580 hostage

00:48:46.040 in

00:48:46.360 the

00:48:46.500 Middle 0.95

00:48:46.700 East

00:48:47.080 as

00:48:50.720 I've

00:48:51.000 often

00:48:51.280 told

00:48:51.600 you

00:48:51.840 if

00:48:52.940 your

00:48:53.220 only

00:48:53.620 argument

00:48:54.120 is an

00:48:54.760 analogy

00:48:55.360 it

00:48:56.600 kind

00:48:56.900 of

00:48:57.020 means

00:48:57.220 you

00:48:57.380 don't

00:48:57.580 have

00:48:57.780 an

00:48:57.920 argument

00:48:58.300 right

00:49:00.140 why

00:49:01.240 would

00:49:01.500 you

00:49:01.680 use

00:49:02.040 such

00:49:02.280 a

00:49:02.480 weird

00:49:02.760 argument

00:49:03.180 that

00:49:03.740 you

00:49:04.300 know

00:49:04.460 is

00:49:04.780 just

00:49:04.980 laughable

00:49:05.560 if

00:49:06.340 you

00:49:06.500 had

00:49:06.880 a

00:49:07.240 real

00:49:07.420 argument

00:49:07.860 why

00:49:09.900 would

00:49:10.140 you

00:49:10.240 make

00:49:10.460 an

00:49:10.600 analogy

00:49:11.000 to

00:49:11.240 the

00:49:11.380 Middle 0.95

00:49:11.560 East

00:49:11.920 all

00:49:12.940 right

00:49:13.060 so

00:49:13.440 that's

00:49:14.160 all

00:49:14.300 they

00:49:14.480 got

00:49:14.840 do

00:49:18.060 you

00:49:18.140 remember

00:49:18.340 the

00:49:18.520 story

00:49:18.780 about

00:49:19.020 the

00:49:19.300 three

00:49:19.720 top

00:49:20.160 Pentagon

00:49:20.740 officials

00:49:21.340 they

00:49:22.580 were

00:49:22.740 fired

00:49:23.260 last

00:49:23.660 month

00:49:24.000 apparently

00:49:24.780 they

00:49:25.080 were

00:49:25.300 long-term

00:49:26.320 friends

00:49:27.720 of

00:49:28.060 P

00:49:28.320 Hegseth

00:49:28.860 but

00:49:29.080 they

00:49:29.240 got

00:49:29.420 fired

00:49:29.780 based

00:49:30.740 on

00:49:31.220 what

00:49:31.760 we

00:49:31.920 now

00:49:32.240 believe

00:49:32.760 are

00:49:33.060 false

00:49:33.620 allegations

00:49:34.260 of

00:49:34.660 leaking

00:49:35.020 but

00:49:36.920 interestingly

00:49:37.640 all

00:49:41.140 three

00:49:41.460 were

00:49:41.960 non

00:49:42.360 intervention

00:49:43.000 ists

00:49:43.580 meaning

00:49:44.560 they

00:49:44.780 didn't

00:49:45.040 want

00:49:45.220 to

00:49:45.340 attack

00:49:45.680 Iran

00:49:46.180 or

00:49:47.040 basically

00:49:48.040 they

00:49:48.280 were

00:49:48.460 anti-war

00:49:50.100 unless

00:49:50.400 you

00:49:50.600 really

00:49:50.880 needed

00:49:51.400 to

00:49:51.640 and

00:49:53.240 now

00:49:53.820 the

00:49:53.960 White

00:49:54.160 House

00:49:54.400 has

00:49:54.640 concluded

00:49:55.120 that

00:49:55.440 the

00:49:55.680 accusations

00:49:56.320 were

00:49:56.700 fabricated

00:49:57.520 holy

00:49:59.160 shit

00:49:59.740 so

00:50:01.220 I

00:50:01.360 don't

00:50:01.480 know

00:50:01.600 if

00:50:01.720 that

00:50:01.860 means

00:50:02.100 they

00:50:02.240 get

00:50:02.400 their

00:50:02.580 jobs

00:50:02.980 back

00:50:03.380 or

00:50:03.560 even

00:50:03.800 if

00:50:03.980 they

00:50:04.120 want

00:50:04.420 them

00:50:04.600 back

00:50:04.960 but

00:50:06.020 that's

00:50:07.360 three

00:50:07.880 non

00:50:08.340 interventionists

00:50:09.200 that got

00:50:09.580 taken

00:50:09.920 out

00:50:10.280 by

00:50:10.800 presumably

00:50:12.380 interventionists

00:50:14.540 are

00:50:16.100 they

00:50:16.300 interventionists

00:50:17.140 from

00:50:17.400 our

00:50:17.660 country

00:50:18.640 or

00:50:19.640 is

00:50:19.780 it

00:50:19.920 possible

00:50:20.340 that

00:50:20.700 another

00:50:21.040 country

00:50:21.560 may

00:50:22.920 have

00:50:23.060 been

00:50:23.220 involved

00:50:23.620 in

00:50:23.820 taking

00:50:24.100 them

00:50:24.340 out

00:50:24.620 we

00:50:25.100 don't

00:50:25.440 know

00:50:25.720 but

00:50:27.260 that's

00:50:27.560 a

00:50:27.720 scary

00:50:28.000 thing

00:50:28.400 according

00:50:32.040 to

00:50:32.260 Politico

00:50:32.720 the

00:50:32.980 Trump

00:50:33.340 administration

00:50:34.020 has

00:50:34.320 paused

00:50:34.920 international

00:50:35.700 student

00:50:36.380 visas

00:50:36.920 as

00:50:39.120 they're

00:50:39.700 looking

00:50:39.960 into

00:50:40.440 the

00:50:41.480 idea

00:50:41.840 of

00:50:42.040 checking

00:50:42.340 social

00:50:42.880 media

00:50:43.320 of

00:50:43.940 foreign

00:50:44.520 students

00:50:45.040 before

00:50:45.400 letting

00:50:45.760 them

00:50:45.960 into

00:50:46.180 the

00:50:46.400 country

00:50:46.900 so

00:50:49.360 the

00:50:50.400 State

00:50:50.680 Department

00:50:51.140 and

00:50:53.260 Secretary

00:50:54.120 Rubio

00:50:54.800 they've

00:50:56.860 signed

00:50:57.520 an

00:50:57.720 order

00:50:58.080 to

00:50:58.680 make

00:50:59.060 sure

00:50:59.260 that

00:50:59.560 there's

00:51:00.100 a

00:51:00.260 pause

00:51:00.780 before

00:51:02.520 they

00:51:02.940 decide

00:51:03.560 what

00:51:03.760 to

00:51:03.900 do

00:51:04.020 with

00:51:04.180 the

00:51:04.360 social

00:51:04.740 media

00:51:05.140 vetting

00:51:05.620 does

00:51:06.820 it

00:51:06.980 seem

00:51:07.220 to

00:51:07.380 you

00:51:07.600 like

00:51:07.960 that's

00:51:08.460 a

00:51:08.600 good

00:51:08.800 idea

00:51:09.280 why

00:51:11.040 would

00:51:11.560 you

00:51:11.720 let

00:51:12.080 somebody

00:51:13.140 into

00:51:13.540 the

00:51:13.760 country

00:51:14.160 to

00:51:15.360 give

00:51:15.560 them

00:51:15.760 the

00:51:15.960 privilege

00:51:16.440 of

00:51:17.080 an

00:51:17.900 American

00:51:18.300 education

00:51:19.000 at

00:51:19.300 some

00:51:19.500 higher

00:51:19.820 institution

00:51:20.460 if

00:51:21.460 they

00:51:21.640 had

00:51:21.860 a

00:51:22.100 social

00:51:22.580 media

00:51:23.020 history

00:51:23.560 that

00:51:24.840 was

00:51:25.380 sort

00:51:26.120 of

00:51:26.300 grossly

00:51:26.920 anti-American

00:51:27.800 I

00:51:30.280 feel

00:51:30.580 like

00:51:30.840 that's

00:51:31.100 a

00:51:31.380 pretty

00:51:31.880 fair

00:51:32.320 thing

00:51:32.800 which

00:51:33.740 you

00:51:33.920 wouldn't

00:51:34.320 you

00:51:34.600 wouldn't

00:51:34.880 necessarily

00:51:35.360 well

00:51:35.820 you

00:51:36.420 wouldn't

00:51:37.860 do to

00:51:38.680 an

00:51:38.840 American

00:51:39.280 I

00:51:39.520 don't

00:51:39.660 think

00:51:39.940 but

00:51:41.020 let me

00:51:41.280 ask

00:51:41.520 you

00:51:41.640 this

00:51:41.980 because

00:51:42.900 I

00:51:43.060 don't

00:51:43.220 know

00:51:43.380 the

00:51:43.540 answer

00:51:43.780 this

00:51:44.060 is

00:51:44.260 more

00:51:44.640 of

00:51:44.760 a

00:51:44.880 real

00:51:45.600 question

00:51:46.100 it's

00:51:46.540 not

00:51:46.840 it's

00:51:48.420 not

00:51:48.600 making

00:51:48.900 a

00:51:49.100 point

00:51:49.360 it's

00:51:49.640 an

00:51:49.780 actual

00:51:50.060 question

00:51:50.540 so

00:51:51.360 we

00:51:51.580 Americans

00:51:51.980 have

00:51:52.300 freedom

00:51:52.620 of

00:51:52.780 speech

00:51:53.180 but

00:51:54.540 if

00:51:54.700 you

00:51:54.880 applied

00:51:55.460 for

00:51:56.140 you're

00:51:56.940 just

00:51:57.140 an

00:51:57.320 American

00:51:57.660 and

00:51:58.440 you

00:51:58.580 applied

00:51:59.000 for

00:51:59.720 entry

00:52:01.720 into

00:52:02.060 one

00:52:02.280 of

00:52:02.440 our

00:52:02.760 higher

00:52:03.360 institutions

00:52:05.080 of

00:52:05.820 learning

00:52:06.180 be it

00:52:07.500 Harvard

00:52:08.300 or

00:52:08.760 Yale

00:52:09.300 or

00:52:09.640 Princeton

00:52:10.660 or

00:52:10.900 something

00:52:11.240 would

00:52:11.940 they

00:52:12.140 not

00:52:12.460 look

00:52:12.700 at

00:52:12.840 your

00:52:13.020 social

00:52:13.320 media

00:52:13.760 in

00:52:14.900 2025

00:52:15.880 or

00:52:16.640 2026

00:52:17.560 wouldn't

00:52:18.620 that

00:52:18.780 be

00:52:18.940 automatic

00:52:19.400 or

00:52:20.500 would

00:52:20.720 they

00:52:20.960 ignore

00:52:21.460 your

00:52:21.760 social

00:52:22.100 media

00:52:22.560 because

00:52:23.660 they

00:52:23.980 would

00:52:24.140 just

00:52:24.320 say

00:52:24.480 well

00:52:24.660 that's

00:52:24.900 just

00:52:25.080 free

00:52:25.340 speech

00:52:25.900 whatever

00:52:26.500 it

00:52:26.740 says

00:52:27.120 we

00:52:27.440 don't

00:52:27.660 care

00:52:27.960 as

00:52:28.740 long

00:52:28.940 as

00:52:29.080 you

00:52:29.180 meet

00:52:29.420 our

00:52:29.580 other

00:52:29.880 academic

00:52:30.420 standards

00:52:31.160 could

00:52:32.640 they

00:52:32.820 really

00:52:33.180 ignore

00:52:33.580 your

00:52:33.860 social

00:52:34.180 media

00:52:34.580 so

00:52:35.940 if

00:52:36.160 we're

00:52:36.340 doing

00:52:36.580 the

00:52:36.800 same

00:52:37.000 thing

00:52:37.260 with

00:52:37.520 foreign

00:52:37.960 students

00:52:38.720 that

00:52:40.420 a

00:52:40.600 college

00:52:41.040 would

00:52:41.320 sort

00:52:41.600 of

00:52:41.760 automatically

00:52:42.280 do

00:52:42.680 with

00:52:42.880 an

00:52:43.020 American

00:52:43.420 applicant

00:52:44.380 is

00:52:46.200 that

00:52:46.340 the

00:52:46.520 worst

00:52:46.760 thing

00:52:46.980 in

00:52:47.100 the

00:52:47.560 I

00:52:48.980 don't

00:52:49.100 know

00:52:49.320 so

00:52:50.540 it's

00:52:51.120 not

00:52:51.300 a

00:52:51.440 perfect

00:52:51.740 world

00:52:52.200 and

00:52:52.420 I

00:52:52.560 like

00:52:52.860 free

00:52:53.280 speech

00:52:53.860 but

00:52:55.260 I

00:52:57.120 guess

00:52:57.360 I

00:52:57.520 need

00:52:57.740 to

00:52:57.900 know

00:52:58.160 a

00:52:58.340 little

00:52:58.480 bit

00:52:58.680 more

00:52:58.900 about

00:52:59.120 this

00:52:59.400 topic

00:53:00.040 before

00:53:00.440 I

00:53:00.600 have

00:53:00.760 a

00:53:00.960 hard

00:53:01.400 opinion

00:53:01.740 on

00:53:02.020 it

00:53:02.280 well

00:53:04.320 according

00:53:04.660 to

00:53:04.900 the

00:53:05.060 New

00:53:05.160 York

00:53:05.360 Post

00:53:05.800 there

00:53:06.920 were

00:53:07.100 two

00:53:07.440 secret

00:53:07.920 service

00:53:08.720 professionals

00:53:10.760 who

00:53:11.820 were

00:53:11.960 caught

00:53:12.200 brawling

00:53:12.940 on

00:53:13.160 camera

00:53:13.620 outside

00:53:14.260 Obama's

00:53:15.580 home

00:53:15.880 and

00:53:18.280 here's

00:53:18.600 the

00:53:18.760 funny

00:53:19.040 part

00:53:19.460 it

00:53:21.280 suspended

00:53:21.820 the

00:53:22.200 two

00:53:22.380 of

00:53:22.520 them

00:53:22.700 I

00:53:22.920 guess

00:53:23.180 they

00:53:23.300 were

00:53:23.420 both

00:53:23.820 female 0.86

00:53:24.440 and

00:53:25.520 they

00:53:25.700 were

00:53:26.020 in

00:53:27.040 a

00:53:27.300 fist

00:53:27.620 fight

00:53:28.000 and

00:53:29.100 during

00:53:29.740 the

00:53:29.960 brawl

00:53:30.360 one

00:53:30.700 federal

00:53:31.080 officer

00:53:31.660 allegedly

00:53:32.360 grabbed

00:53:32.960 her

00:53:33.180 radio

00:53:33.580 and

00:53:34.460 threatened

00:53:34.840 to

00:53:35.160 quote

00:53:35.580 whoop

00:53:36.180 this

00:53:36.440 girl's

00:53:36.960 ass 0.93

00:53:37.360 so

00:53:44.020 I'm

00:53:48.640 not

00:53:48.800 even

00:53:48.980 going

00:53:49.160 to

00:53:49.260 say

00:53:49.440 anything

00:53:49.760 more

00:53:50.100 about

00:53:50.420 it

00:53:50.640 but

00:53:51.440 it's

00:53:52.440 just

00:53:52.660 funny

00:53:52.980 that

00:53:53.280 outside

00:53:53.740 of

00:53:53.980 Obama's

00:53:54.740 house

00:53:55.280 there

00:53:56.180 were

00:53:56.360 two

00:53:56.780 female 0.86

00:53:57.520 secret

00:53:59.040 service

00:53:59.520 people

00:53:59.980 and

00:54:00.800 one

00:54:01.040 of

00:54:01.180 them

00:54:01.380 threatened

00:54:01.780 to

00:54:02.060 whoop

00:54:02.360 this

00:54:02.600 girl's

00:54:03.080 ass 0.93

00:54:03.420 so

00:54:04.520 anyway

00:54:05.120 I hope

00:54:06.560 they work

00:54:06.940 that out

00:54:07.580 according

00:54:09.680 to

00:54:09.980 Breitbart

00:54:10.440 News

00:54:10.840 the

00:54:11.420 Trump

00:54:12.140 effect

00:54:12.520 is

00:54:12.800 working

00:54:13.240 in

00:54:13.740 Europe

00:54:14.280 because

00:54:15.260 Europe

00:54:15.600 looks like

00:54:17.120 they're

00:54:17.300 going to

00:54:17.500 budget

00:54:17.760 170

00:54:18.860 billion

00:54:19.500 more

00:54:19.920 for

00:54:20.260 urgent

00:54:21.320 rearmament

00:54:22.280 you know

00:54:22.840 Trump

00:54:23.160 had been

00:54:23.520 pushing

00:54:23.860 them

00:54:24.180 to

00:54:24.500 get

00:54:25.260 their

00:54:25.480 NATO

00:54:25.840 spending

00:54:26.360 up

00:54:26.780 so

00:54:27.000 that

00:54:27.160 the

00:54:27.360 US

00:54:27.720 didn't

00:54:28.140 have

00:54:28.360 such

00:54:28.620 a

00:54:28.760 burden

00:54:28.980 over

00:54:29.220 there

00:54:29.480 so

00:54:30.720 shouldn't

00:54:32.100 that

00:54:32.500 result

00:54:33.720 in us

00:54:34.160 being

00:54:34.420 able

00:54:34.700 to

00:54:34.980 cut

00:54:35.360 our

00:54:35.640 military

00:54:36.120 spending

00:54:36.680 no

00:54:37.900 apparently

00:54:39.020 not

00:54:39.480 apparently

00:54:40.820 if

00:54:41.420 if

00:54:42.400 Europe

00:54:43.020 spends

00:54:43.560 more

00:54:43.960 so

00:54:44.480 that

00:54:44.660 the

00:54:44.840 US

00:54:45.160 doesn't

00:54:45.540 have

00:54:45.720 to

00:54:45.920 support

00:54:46.280 them

00:54:46.540 we

00:54:47.380 still

00:54:47.700 just

00:54:47.940 spend

00:54:48.200 more

00:54:48.540 we

00:54:49.520 just

00:54:49.760 spend

00:54:50.040 it

00:54:50.160 on

00:54:50.320 different

00:54:50.640 stuff

00:54:51.080 so

00:54:52.180 apparently

00:54:53.660 we don't

00:54:54.220 have

00:54:54.440 any

00:54:54.760 process

00:54:55.220 for

00:54:55.600 spending

00:54:55.920 less

00:54:56.360 on

00:54:56.620 military

00:54:57.100 we

00:54:58.340 can

00:54:58.640 only

00:54:59.000 spend

00:54:59.500 more

00:54:59.860 we

00:55:01.520 found

00:55:02.360 a

00:55:02.560 way

00:55:02.840 to

00:55:03.400 get

00:55:04.560 somebody

00:55:05.340 else

00:55:05.640 to

00:55:05.860 spend

00:55:06.220 a

00:55:06.840 lot

00:55:07.020 more

00:55:07.320 on

00:55:07.620 our

00:55:07.800 military

00:55:08.280 oh

00:55:09.280 well

00:55:09.840 then

00:55:10.120 that

00:55:10.340 gives

00:55:10.580 us

00:55:10.780 the

00:55:10.960 right

00:55:11.140 to

00:55:11.360 spend

00:55:11.700 more

00:55:12.100 on

00:55:12.540 our

00:55:12.820 own

00:55:13.060 military

00:55:13.560 it's

00:55:14.740 like

00:55:14.940 doge

00:55:15.340 cuts

00:55:15.740 it's

00:55:16.460 like

00:55:16.660 there's

00:55:17.100 never

00:55:17.320 a

00:55:17.540 reason

00:55:17.760 to

00:55:17.980 go

00:55:18.180 backwards

00:55:18.820 apparently

00:55:19.480 well

00:55:21.840 allegedly

00:55:22.580 according

00:55:23.120 to

00:55:23.360 the

00:55:23.500 wall

00:55:23.720 street

00:55:23.980 journal

00:55:24.500 people

00:55:25.540 familiar

00:55:26.140 with

00:55:26.540 trump's

00:55:26.980 thinking

00:55:27.400 i'm

00:55:28.320 not

00:55:28.520 sure

00:55:28.740 that's

00:55:29.060 really

00:55:29.300 a

00:55:29.500 good

00:55:29.660 source

00:55:30.060 but

00:55:30.400 people

00:55:31.400 familiar

00:55:31.960 with

00:55:32.300 trump's

00:55:32.680 thinking

00:55:33.040 as if

00:55:33.680 you

00:55:33.840 could

00:55:34.020 be

00:55:34.240 familiar

00:55:34.700 with

00:55:35.020 trump's

00:55:35.420 thinking

00:55:35.800 i don't

00:55:36.880 even

00:55:37.020 know

00:55:37.160 if

00:55:37.280 that's

00:55:37.480 a

00:55:37.620 thing

00:55:37.960 could

00:55:38.820 you

00:55:39.040 even

00:55:40.020 if

00:55:40.220 you

00:55:40.320 knew

00:55:40.460 exactly

00:55:40.920 what

00:55:41.200 he

00:55:41.340 said

00:55:41.680 would

00:55:43.600 you

00:55:43.780 still

00:55:44.040 be

00:55:44.300 familiar

00:55:44.780 with

00:55:45.120 his

00:55:45.300 thinking

00:55:45.800 trump

00:55:48.000 is the

00:55:48.340 most

00:55:48.560 unpredictable

00:55:49.160 person

00:55:49.900 in

00:55:50.840 some

00:55:51.120 ways

00:55:51.500 i mean

00:55:52.060 he

00:55:52.560 likes

00:55:53.060 to be

00:55:53.840 strategically

00:55:55.440 unpredictable

00:55:56.360 so

00:55:57.540 i'm

00:55:57.860 not

00:55:58.020 sure

00:55:58.240 you

00:55:58.400 could

00:55:58.560 ever

00:55:58.760 be

00:55:59.120 familiar

00:56:00.400 with

00:56:00.800 his

00:56:01.020 thinking

00:56:01.480 except

00:56:03.100 for the

00:56:03.560 things

00:56:03.820 which

00:56:04.080 he's

00:56:04.300 been

00:56:04.500 consistent

00:56:05.080 on

00:56:05.400 forever

00:56:05.760 and

00:56:07.440 then

00:56:07.660 we

00:56:07.840 already

00:56:08.240 know

00:56:08.600 but

00:56:09.140 anyway

00:56:09.440 so

00:56:11.240 he's

00:56:11.480 thinking

00:56:11.780 he's

00:56:12.180 weighing

00:56:12.480 heavy

00:56:12.880 sanctions

00:56:13.460 against

00:56:13.960 moscow

00:56:14.700 because

00:56:16.120 you

00:56:16.360 know

00:56:16.460 putin's

00:56:17.140 escalating

00:56:17.940 the war

00:56:18.440 and he

00:56:18.840 seems to

00:56:19.260 have no

00:56:19.540 interest

00:56:19.880 in stopping

00:56:20.480 and

00:56:21.740 i wonder

00:56:22.900 what kind

00:56:23.380 of sanctions

00:56:23.940 are left

00:56:24.720 as far as

00:56:26.480 i know

00:56:26.800 the only

00:56:27.260 sanctions

00:56:27.840 are left

00:56:28.540 because

00:56:28.920 according

00:56:29.640 to this

00:56:30.000 report

00:56:30.400 they

00:56:30.700 eliminated

00:56:31.280 banking

00:56:31.840 as one

00:56:32.380 of the

00:56:32.560 options

00:56:32.940 so

00:56:33.720 they're

00:56:33.920 not

00:56:34.120 going

00:56:34.260 to

00:56:34.400 squeeze

00:56:34.880 this

00:56:35.100 banking

00:56:35.500 but

00:56:38.580 i think

00:56:39.300 it would

00:56:39.660 be

00:56:39.920 sanctions

00:56:40.540 on

00:56:40.960 countries

00:56:41.640 that

00:56:42.800 bought

00:56:43.320 energy

00:56:44.240 from

00:56:44.740 russia

00:56:45.200 so

00:56:46.700 the

00:56:46.940 sanctions

00:56:47.340 would

00:56:47.720 be

00:56:47.920 on

00:56:48.260 not

00:56:48.760 directly

00:56:49.240 on

00:56:49.500 russia

00:56:49.860 but

00:56:51.000 on

00:56:51.240 their

00:56:51.420 customers

00:56:52.100 does

00:56:54.040 that

00:56:54.240 work

00:56:54.620 or

00:56:56.280 or

00:56:57.280 do

00:56:57.460 all

00:56:57.660 those

00:56:57.900 other

00:56:58.120 countries

00:56:58.520 have

00:56:58.960 enough

00:56:59.340 ways

00:57:00.220 to

00:57:00.640 pretend

00:57:01.760 they're

00:57:02.000 getting

00:57:02.240 the oil

00:57:02.640 from

00:57:02.900 somewhere

00:57:03.260 else

00:57:03.620 that

00:57:03.900 it

00:57:04.580 just

00:57:04.760 wouldn't

00:57:05.020 work

00:57:05.280 at

00:57:05.420 all

00:57:05.700 i

00:57:06.220 don't

00:57:06.300 know

00:57:06.520 and

00:57:08.080 then

00:57:08.260 lastly

00:57:08.740 according

00:57:11.600 to

00:57:11.920 duke 0.96

00:57:12.260 university

00:57:12.860 there's

00:57:13.700 a new

00:57:14.080 experimental

00:57:14.820 drug

00:57:15.420 that

00:57:16.580 could

00:57:17.020 end

00:57:17.740 pain

00:57:18.300 but

00:57:19.380 it

00:57:19.600 wouldn't

00:57:19.880 be

00:57:20.180 an

00:57:20.460 opioid

00:57:20.840 and

00:57:21.220 it

00:57:21.360 wouldn't

00:57:21.580 get

00:57:21.760 you

00:57:21.940 high

00:57:22.220 so

00:57:23.000 it

00:57:23.120 already

00:57:23.360 works

00:57:23.700 on

00:57:23.900 mice

00:57:24.300 and

00:57:25.360 the

00:57:26.360 mice

00:57:26.660 allegedly

00:57:27.220 are

00:57:27.680 really

00:57:28.120 pissed

00:57:28.520 off

00:57:28.940 that

00:57:29.380 they

00:57:29.740 participated

00:57:31.220 in a

00:57:31.820 painkiller

00:57:32.300 experiment

00:57:32.920 in which

00:57:34.120 they

00:57:34.300 removed

00:57:34.840 the

00:57:35.100 fun

00:57:35.340 part

00:57:35.640 where

00:57:35.860 the

00:57:36.020 mice

00:57:36.220 get

00:57:36.440 high

00:57:36.760 and

00:57:38.320 the

00:57:38.460 mice

00:57:38.700 are

00:57:38.860 like

00:57:39.200 dude

00:57:40.220 really

00:57:40.680 you're

00:57:42.380 going

00:57:42.400 to

00:57:42.480 make

00:57:42.660 us

00:57:42.840 take

00:57:43.060 this

00:57:43.320 experimental

00:57:43.820 drug

00:57:44.380 and

00:57:44.560 we

00:57:44.740 don't

00:57:44.980 even

00:57:45.180 get

00:57:45.380 a

00:57:45.500 buzz

00:57:45.720 off

00:57:45.980 it

00:57:46.200 and

00:57:47.220 you're

00:57:47.440 like

00:57:47.720 come

00:57:48.780 on

00:57:48.980 mice

00:57:49.360 you

00:57:50.780 signed

00:57:51.120 up

00:57:51.320 for

00:57:51.460 this

00:57:51.760 and

00:57:51.980 the

00:57:52.180 mice

00:57:52.420 would

00:57:52.600 be

00:57:52.740 like

00:57:52.980 we

00:57:53.120 didn't

00:57:53.320 sign

00:57:53.580 up

00:57:53.780 for

00:57:53.920 this

00:57:54.240 you

00:57:55.260 kidnapped

00:57:55.600 us

00:57:56.120 and

00:57:57.620 then

00:57:57.960 Michael

00:57:59.520 Steele

00:57:59.920 would

00:58:00.120 say

00:58:00.480 anyway

00:58:04.880 I'm

00:58:05.720 not

00:58:05.900 going

00:58:06.020 to

00:58:06.100 take

00:58:06.300 that

00:58:06.520 any

00:58:06.760 further

00:58:07.060 but

00:58:08.020 there

00:58:08.240 would

00:58:08.640 be

00:58:08.780 some

00:58:09.020 kind

00:58:09.260 of

00:58:09.360 analogy

00:58:10.020 there

00:58:10.340 I'm

00:58:10.520 sure

00:58:10.740 all

00:58:11.720 right

00:58:11.820 that's

00:58:12.100 all

00:58:12.220 I

00:58:12.320 got

00:58:12.460 for

00:58:12.680 you

00:58:12.880 today

00:58:14.580 ladies 0.99

00:58:16.300 and

00:58:16.620 gentlemen

00:58:16.960 thanks

00:58:19.820 for

00:58:20.020 joining

00:58:20.340 and

00:58:20.600 I'll

00:58:20.780 be

00:58:20.940 here

00:58:21.240 same

00:58:22.020 time

00:58:22.280 tomorrow

00:58:22.740 and

00:58:24.780 I'm

00:58:25.080 going

00:58:25.180 to

00:58:25.280 say

00:58:25.500 some

00:58:25.800 private

00:58:26.300 words

00:58:26.720 to

00:58:26.900 the

00:58:27.000 people

00:58:27.300 on

00:58:27.700 Locals

00:58:28.440 my

00:58:28.960 subscribers

00:58:29.900 my

00:58:30.360 beloved

00:58:30.880 subscribers

00:58:31.940 and

00:58:33.220 the

00:58:33.400 rest

00:58:33.620 of

00:58:33.760 you

00:58:33.960 I'm

00:58:34.340 hoping

00:58:34.660 you'll

00:58:34.920 come

00:58:35.120 back

00:58:35.500 tomorrow

00:58:36.460 same

00:58:36.900 time

00:58:37.180 same

00:58:37.440 place

00:58:37.900 Locals

00:58:38.800 I'll

00:58:38.980 be

00:58:39.220 private

00:58:39.800 with

00:58:40.080 you

00:58:40.240 in

00:58:40.420 30

00:58:40.740 seconds

00:59:06.460 you

00:59:36.460 Thank you.

01:00:06.460 Thank you.

01:00:36.460 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 28, 2025

Episode 2853 CWSA 05⧸28⧸25

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