Real Coffee with Scott Adams - June 13, 2025


Episode 2867 CWSA 06⧸13⧸25


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1 hour and 11 minutes

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119.21211

Word Count

8,576

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548

Misogynist Sentences

4

Hate Speech Sentences

31


Summary

In this episode, Scott Adams talks about Israel's attack on Iran, and what it means for the Middle East, and the stock market. He also asks the question, what were the Iranians thinking when they knew Israel was about to attack Iran?


Transcript

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00:01:31.800 So I don't know if you've heard, but Israel attacked Iran.
00:01:39.180 Has anybody heard that?
00:01:41.280 It's true.
00:01:43.740 Well, I'll talk about that first, because that's the big news, overshadowing everything else.
00:01:50.600 And the first thing I need to say before I talk about Israel versus Iran is that I'm an observer.
00:01:59.980 My interest is in America.
00:02:03.300 So it's not for me to approve of anything that Israel does or to condemn it.
00:02:09.700 I will simply observe it and maybe rate it in terms of effectiveness.
00:02:15.480 But I'm not making judgment calls.
00:02:20.320 You don't need my morality or my ethics or my military opinions.
00:02:26.940 So the bombs are flying.
00:02:30.700 And I guess Israel attacked the nuclear sites in Iran and the military sites and the missile storage sites.
00:02:38.540 And also took out about six generals.
00:02:43.560 Well, no.
00:02:45.060 Several generals.
00:02:47.280 Some say 20 people in leadership in the military.
00:02:51.700 And a bunch of nuclear scientists.
00:03:00.760 Now, how many of you knew that Israel was going to attack yesterday?
00:03:07.960 Now, I didn't know it would be yesterday.
00:03:10.100 But when Trump announced he was drawing down the excess embassy staff, there wasn't another reason for doing that, unless he knew an attack was coming.
00:03:25.320 And you have to think he would know.
00:03:28.740 And he did.
00:03:29.380 So he had some advance warning.
00:03:32.880 Now, some people say that Trump was only negotiating because it would keep Iran thinking, oh, you know, the attack is not coming today because they're still negotiating.
00:03:48.080 But I think when Trump drew down the embassy staff and tried to make sure that there were fewer targets over there that were American,
00:03:57.380 I have got a feeling that the Iranians said to themselves, uh-oh, that would suggest that Trump, you know, maybe has, you know, already been warned about something.
00:04:13.240 And sure enough, the bombs came pretty soon.
00:04:16.960 Now, that was also after the, I told you yesterday, the IAEA found a violation in what Iran was doing with its nuclear program.
00:04:30.440 And Iran was being defiant about it as opposed to trying to rectify that problem.
00:04:38.600 So that was another sort of indication that something might be coming.
00:04:45.220 And then Israel has said, as Trump has said, that they'd love to have a negotiated agreement, but Iran can't have a nuke.
00:04:58.560 And they were very close.
00:05:00.800 We don't know how close.
00:05:02.900 Some people disagree.
00:05:04.920 But they were definitely closer.
00:05:07.200 And as Iran says, quote, death to Israel and death to America are not just slogans, they're a policy.
00:05:22.600 Now, what the hell was the supreme leader of Iran actually thinking?
00:05:27.840 Was he thinking that Israel wasn't serious when they said, you know, you can't have a nuke?
00:05:38.040 Did he think that if Israel and the United States, because he wouldn't know at that point,
00:05:46.020 both tried to deny Iran a nuclear program by bombing them,
00:05:53.180 did he think that if the U.S. and or Israel bombed Iran and bombed their nuclear sites,
00:06:06.980 do you think that that would somehow work out well?
00:06:11.280 You have to wonder what was he thinking?
00:06:14.380 Because I was over here thinking, oh, obviously, Israel is going to take action.
00:06:21.800 If we don't help them, they'll do it themselves.
00:06:26.160 Now, doing it themselves is sort of a relative statement.
00:06:34.020 Yeah, we've been saying for years that they're close to a nuke, but they're probably closer.
00:06:38.880 And it was sort of obvious that Israel was going to attack, because they basically said so.
00:06:51.400 They said if you can't find another way to do it, you know, I mean, it was obvious that an attack was coming.
00:07:00.060 So I'm very curious, what the hell did Iran and their supreme leader, what were they thinking?
00:07:08.880 You know, in what way were they going to win this contest?
00:07:14.480 Did they really think, you know, I don't know, God was going to step in?
00:07:18.180 Or did they think maybe they had bad intelligence?
00:07:24.360 But at the moment, it looks like Iran's military was no match,
00:07:29.860 because Israel took out all of their, basically all of their defenses.
00:07:38.440 And so Israel owns the sky over Iran, and they've got plenty of sky-based vehicles.
00:07:46.140 And it looks like Iran shooting back 100 drones, which in today's day and age doesn't seem like much.
00:07:54.940 So we'll really see if there's something coming.
00:08:02.560 You know, maybe there's a big surprise coming.
00:08:05.260 I don't know.
00:08:06.240 I don't know what it would be.
00:08:09.000 But one of the things that always happens when there's a military action by Israel,
00:08:15.260 there's always a phase where we're amazed at how clever it was.
00:08:25.080 And it's just automatic.
00:08:27.220 It would be like, no matter who Israel attacked,
00:08:31.080 the next day we'd be talking about how clever it was.
00:08:34.160 It's like, oh, they made the pagers explode.
00:08:37.560 Oh, they did this or that.
00:08:39.340 So this is no exception.
00:08:42.980 So apparently, Israel claims to have built a drone base to manufacture drones within Iran,
00:08:52.860 so that when they, just before the bombing started,
00:08:58.140 they used their local drones to blow up a bunch of, you know, defensive, Iran's air defenses.
00:09:07.680 Do you believe that?
00:09:09.340 Remember that during the war, the information that comes out about the war is not really that believable
00:09:21.960 because both sides are going to be exaggerating and, you know, trying to get you to believe their side.
00:09:29.420 So I think you can believe the big obvious stuff.
00:09:33.520 For example, you could believe that Israel really attacked Iran.
00:09:39.420 But when it gets to any of this detailed stuff, such as Israel had their own drone base in Iran that was a secret base,
00:09:51.120 maybe, maybe.
00:09:53.000 And if it's true, it would be impressive and, you know, quite clever.
00:09:58.300 But remember, it's just military reporting.
00:10:02.880 So we don't really know.
00:10:04.780 We only know the big stuff.
00:10:07.400 Small stuff might be a bunch of, look how brilliant we are kind of stuff.
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00:11:20.740 Now, they allegedly, Israel has killed Hossein Salome.
00:11:30.760 Now, you might call him Salome, because you don't respect him.
00:11:36.340 But he was, until yesterday, the head of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard.
00:11:42.040 So that would be the head of the whole military.
00:11:44.880 And according to CNN, there's evidence that all of Iran's general staff, including the head of the military, were eliminated.
00:11:56.220 So all of the Iran's general staff means all of the staff of the generals, I guess.
00:12:05.040 Reuters says two Iranian officials are saying that at least 20 senior commanders were killed in Israeli strikes.
00:12:15.180 20 senior commanders.
00:12:16.180 So it might take them a little while to reorganize and decide how they're going to respond.
00:12:23.940 Now, Trump, the way Trump was playing it, was to try to keep the United States out of it, so that when Iran responds, which of course they will, that they would respond only against Israel.
00:12:43.300 But it seems that Israel is lumping, well, Iran is lumping Israel and the United States together as the two devils that must be defeated.
00:12:57.340 So my question is this.
00:13:03.660 Israel doesn't seem to have bunker buster bombs.
00:13:07.720 And if they had them, they couldn't use them because they don't have the kind of bombers that are required to carry them.
00:13:14.360 They have only fighters.
00:13:15.600 So if Israel wanted bunker busters, the U.S. would have to deliver them, you know, not just deliver them to Israel, but deliver them to the bomb site and drop them with their own bombers.
00:13:35.320 And it doesn't look like that's going to happen unless Iran attacks the United States' interests.
00:13:44.100 If Iran decides, okay, we're not going to buy this, Israel is doing it by itself, it's always with the help of America.
00:13:54.640 If they decide to treat it as one thing and they go after Israel, but they also go after American assets, I don't think it would be long before Trump would say,
00:14:09.260 all right, here come the bunker busters, and they would take out the nuclear fortresses that are extra deep.
00:14:17.600 I'm not even sure if the bunker busters could get the main one.
00:14:22.140 There's one of them that's like 50 miles underground or something.
00:14:26.100 So it's just crazy.
00:14:27.680 I don't know how you get to that one.
00:14:29.060 But maybe if you collapse the entrances, that gets you something.
00:14:36.400 I don't know.
00:14:38.700 Makes me wonder if there's a cyber attack coming because Iran would presumably have hackers and they would presumably be able to, you know, do a cyber attack on Israel and the U.S.
00:14:53.780 But I haven't heard of one yet.
00:14:57.140 And it makes me wonder, does that mean that we're really going to defense?
00:15:03.540 Or does that mean that Iran never had any hackers?
00:15:08.200 Or does that mean that they wouldn't use them against the United States because they think the response would be too brutal?
00:15:17.540 Well, I don't know.
00:15:20.220 But it's kind of curious if we don't get a cyber attack, isn't it?
00:15:26.100 And would it be curious if nothing happens on the homeland?
00:15:34.380 I think Israel, I'm sorry, I think Iran's biggest problem is if they attack anything that the United States says it owns.
00:15:47.540 Then the escalation will be very unpredictable.
00:15:51.840 Now, Trump might decide it's not worth it.
00:15:56.240 But he might decide to go all in.
00:16:00.940 And given that Iran won't know in advance which way that would go, that would be the famous Trump unpredictability.
00:16:11.260 Definitely working in our favor right now.
00:16:13.620 I feel like Iran will probably hold off and not attack U.S. interests because that would just be the – it would seem like the risk would be too high.
00:16:28.860 And so Trump is playing this very interesting game where he's pretending we have nothing to do with it.
00:16:38.640 Well, we were informed, but we're not part of the attack.
00:16:42.860 At the same time, he's telling Iran that Israel is using U.S. weapons, and they have no idea how much trouble they're in because those weapons are really good.
00:16:54.580 So, he's kind of having it both ways.
00:17:00.500 On one hand, he's saying, we're not involved.
00:17:03.780 And on the other hand, he's saying, they're using our weapons, so you're basically going to get wiped out.
00:17:09.000 Now, given that Israel successfully took out the generals, do you think that the non-military leadership, you know, the supreme leader and his minions, do you think that Israel has no way to get to them?
00:17:30.640 Well, I would assume that Israel could get to them as easily as they got to the generals.
00:17:42.180 So, one possibility is that Israel is making sure to keep alive the current leadership, so they have somebody to make peace with, I guess.
00:17:56.040 That would make sense.
00:17:56.940 On the other hand, it's entirely possible that Israel has decided that they're going to go for a total victory.
00:18:07.160 Total victory would be replacing the leadership.
00:18:12.920 But the ideal way to do it would be if the local population decided to stage an uprising because they didn't like the war that their leaders got them into.
00:18:27.040 However, now that we've all been Mike Benzized, we understand how color revolutions work, and we understand, you know, when the CIA is involved and USAID used to be, if you heard that there was an internal, local Iranian uprising against the leadership, would you believe that was organic?
00:18:55.060 Yeah.
00:18:57.040 In 2025, are we not well informed at this point that whenever there seems to be some kind of grassroots organic protest that it's never real, that it's always fake?
00:19:12.640 So, I don't really see the local population rising up against the leadership.
00:19:20.800 Maybe that's a pipe dream.
00:19:22.780 And if it looked like it happened, I'm not sure I would believe it was organic.
00:19:29.800 So, it could be something inorganic is being planned, but no way to know.
00:19:35.700 Trump is actually, he said that he had given Iran 60 days to come up with an agreement, and that Israel attacked on day 61.
00:19:49.700 So, he's basically said, you know, I told you.
00:19:53.300 Now, one thing I like about that is that when Trump makes a threat, at least in most cases, he's willing to go through the threat.
00:20:07.260 So, if you were the Iranians, and you knew that he gave you a 60-day deadline, well, now you know what happens on day 61.
00:20:20.300 It's not so good.
00:20:22.500 So, you know, that might be something that works in our favor in the future.
00:20:26.600 But Trump is actually inviting Iran back to negotiations, even while the bombs are flying.
00:20:35.800 So, he really is trying to have it both ways, which is that, you know, he's the badass, you better not cross me and go more than 60 days.
00:20:46.820 At the same time, he's the one saying, no, no, we don't need any war.
00:20:51.840 Just come negotiate.
00:20:53.760 Come on, come on, come on over here and negotiate.
00:20:57.020 We'll take care of this.
00:20:58.440 But, since we know that Iran will not give up their nuclear program, even at the cost of losing everything,
00:21:12.080 why, I don't know.
00:21:13.500 It just seems they're not being rational, or maybe they've underestimated the will and military might of Israel, at least.
00:21:24.440 It's a little bit puzzling why they would act the way they are, because it doesn't look like they have a good hand,
00:21:33.400 and they would have to know that.
00:21:35.120 But, you know, could they look at the current situation and say, well, it looks like we have some strategic advantage over Israel?
00:21:45.940 Not really.
00:21:47.100 They're probably weaker than they've ever been.
00:21:49.180 So, it's hard to explain unless it's just, you know, messianic, religious irrationality or something.
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00:22:36.580 So, Fetterman, Senator Fetterman, is all in on this attack.
00:22:45.260 Why is Fetterman so wildly pro-Israel?
00:22:50.340 I mean, it's not unusual that someone in the Senate would be pro-Israel.
00:22:54.500 But he's sort of almost humorously, laughably pro-Israel.
00:23:03.180 What is up with that?
00:23:04.860 We don't know.
00:23:06.160 So, Israel says that their remission will take two weeks to complete.
00:23:11.700 Does anybody believe that will take two weeks?
00:23:15.600 No.
00:23:16.360 They couldn't possibly get what they want in two weeks.
00:23:22.400 How in the world?
00:23:24.440 Like, why would they even think that's possible in two weeks?
00:23:28.000 I would say maybe a month or two.
00:23:34.320 But they're not going to, you know, hostilities are not going to stop in two weeks.
00:23:39.440 How are they going to get all of their, you know, nuclear assets in two weeks?
00:23:48.300 I don't know.
00:23:49.120 There are probably thousands of targets, if you count the military plus the nuclear plus whatever else they need to bomb.
00:23:59.800 I don't know.
00:24:00.480 Two weeks seems a little fast.
00:24:02.060 But it does make sense to say two weeks, because then you give people, you're giving people a sense of, you know, a target.
00:24:10.780 Certainly, if they could get it done in two weeks, they would be happy with that.
00:24:17.320 But what does it mean to be done?
00:24:19.780 In this case, do you think that we'd be, not we, but do you think Israel would be satisfied with just destroying the current assets of the regime and then pulling back and letting them reconstitute?
00:24:39.440 I don't know.
00:24:40.560 If you look at Gaza, it looks like the Israeli leadership has more of a, let's settle this once and for all attitude.
00:24:53.640 You know, I told you early on that Gaza was not going to go back to the old way.
00:25:00.640 Whatever it was going to be, it was going to be under Israel's control and there wouldn't be any going back to Hamas.
00:25:07.700 So, with Iran, is Israel just going to give it a black eye and destroy its toys and then let it reconstitute?
00:25:20.400 Does that sound like what the leadership of, the current leadership of Israel would do?
00:25:26.980 It doesn't to me.
00:25:29.080 To me, it feels like they're going all the way.
00:25:33.660 And all the way would mean a leadership change.
00:25:37.700 Now, how they do that might be kind of subtle.
00:25:43.540 In other words, I don't expect them just to blow up a building where the grand leader is.
00:25:51.440 Because then it just gets replaced with the next radical guy.
00:25:55.680 So, I don't know how they do that.
00:25:57.320 But my guess is that they're not going to stop attacking until they have a new government in Iran that's friendlier.
00:26:10.140 So, we'll see how long that takes.
00:26:13.560 Netanyahu has made a video in which he compared Iran's threat to that of Nazi Germany.
00:26:21.660 Netanyahu has made a video in which he says that never again is now.
00:26:26.500 You know, one of the advantages, and it's weird to say this, but it is an advantage.
00:26:34.840 If you have the narrative of the Holocaust behind you, in other words, it's part of your national story.
00:26:43.720 Then, when something new happens, people will pretty much automatically, you know, go to that model.
00:26:53.180 Because we all know what the Holocaust is.
00:26:54.720 So, as soon as you see somebody attacking Israel and saying Israel must be, you know, wiped off the map and, you know, death to Israel.
00:27:04.840 You don't have to wonder.
00:27:08.180 Like, you don't spend a lot of time thinking, well, how bad is this?
00:27:13.180 You know, a scale of 1 to 10.
00:27:15.020 You go immediately to the Holocaust.
00:27:17.960 Now, in this case, is that appropriate?
00:27:21.020 Is this the size of a risk of the Holocaust?
00:27:30.200 And I would say it looks like it.
00:27:34.000 Because they're building up the weapons that could destroy an entire country.
00:27:38.200 Iran is.
00:27:39.760 And they're saying out loud, and they've said for years, and they say it clearly,
00:27:46.620 we want to basically wipe out your whole country.
00:27:49.580 Now, sometimes they try to put some nuance on that and make it sound like, no, no, it's not about killing the people.
00:28:00.380 Oh, no, we would never do that.
00:28:02.340 It's more about, you know, the government.
00:28:06.000 So, we'd want them to have a, you know, a more compatible government.
00:28:11.040 Well, nobody believes that.
00:28:12.500 So, I don't know if it's true, but nobody would believe that.
00:28:18.280 So, this is one of those cases where the Holocaust narrative works in favor of Israel because it gives them more options.
00:28:27.340 If, if you put us, let's say the United States, in this situation where your enemy was developing nuclear weapons and telling you that their plan is to kill all of you,
00:28:42.500 would you act in a military way before that was possible to stop them?
00:28:51.420 Well, yeah.
00:28:52.540 Wouldn't you?
00:28:53.040 Well, it's hard to imagine it would be any country that would not do some version of what Israel is doing right now,
00:29:01.180 which is saying, all right, we can't, we can't live in the same neighborhood as you when you're developing nukes and telling us you're going to kill us all,
00:29:10.380 even if you're lying about the killing us all part.
00:29:15.440 So, there was only one way this was going to go, right?
00:29:21.480 How many of you thought there was some other way this would go?
00:29:27.020 To me, it seemed obvious that Israel was going to have to attack.
00:29:32.400 Now, remember, I started off by telling you, I'm not, I'm not the one who approves of what other countries do or disapprove.
00:29:43.200 I'm observing.
00:29:45.020 And my observation is, there was only one way this was going to go.
00:29:50.080 It was a matter of when, but it wasn't really a matter of what way is it going to go.
00:29:57.120 And I thought Trump had signaled clearly enough that he was going to make sure America had a little bit of distance.
00:30:07.760 But at the same time, making sure Israel had all the assets that needed to get the job done.
00:30:15.880 So, anyway.
00:30:18.380 So, most of the military assets that Israel is using appear to be their air force and missiles.
00:30:30.220 So, the good news is for Israel that whatever fatigue their military has from Gaza, and I would imagine it's quite a bit,
00:30:41.620 that's not exactly the same military force that they're going to use against Iran because Gaza is mostly, at least at this point, a ground war.
00:30:55.340 And Iran is almost entirely an air war.
00:31:00.180 So, you know, they probably do have enough assets to do both at the moment
00:31:06.320 because Gaza is reasonably under control from a military perspective.
00:31:13.100 Oil prices have surged 11%.
00:31:16.060 That should be temporary.
00:31:21.740 And here's another one of those Israel or a bunch of military geniuses things.
00:31:30.160 This might be true, and it might not be, but it's very predictable.
00:31:36.320 So, I saw this on the Axe account by Cremieux Recule.
00:31:44.360 I'm saying that wrong, but imagine I had good French.
00:31:48.680 Anyway, the post was that former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had said that,
00:31:56.980 quote, we created a unit to counter Israel, and the person who headed it turned out to be a Mossad agent.
00:32:06.320 Now, that perfectly fits into the narrative that when Israel does military stuff, it's super clever and super effective.
00:32:18.720 So, is it true that the head of the anti-Israel unit in Iran was a Mossad agent?
00:32:30.620 It might have been.
00:32:32.500 I mean, I wouldn't rule it out.
00:32:34.660 But it fits perfectly into that narrative of, look at all the genius stuff Israel's doing militarily.
00:32:41.140 So, every time they fire a rocket, there's always a narrative of some genius thing they did.
00:32:49.800 Some of them will be true.
00:32:54.160 Mike Cernovich has an interesting non-standard prediction.
00:32:59.540 He said on Axe, my unpopular take is that neocons have claimed Iran was much stronger than it was to scam more military spending,
00:33:11.700 and that Iran isn't going to retaliate in any material way.
00:33:17.480 In any material way.
00:33:20.380 Now, they've already sent 100 drones toward Israel, but is that a material way?
00:33:28.160 You could argue that it was more, you know, more just reflex.
00:33:36.460 You know, just perfunctory, had to do something.
00:33:40.380 100 was a big round number.
00:33:43.340 So, you could argue that that's not yet a material way, because Israel probably shot down most of them.
00:33:49.640 But I'm not on that page, but only because I don't know one way or the other.
00:33:59.940 It's an interesting, kind of an interesting prediction, because we might see for the next few days not much of a reaction beyond, you know,
00:34:11.820 some drones heading toward Israel.
00:34:14.860 But is it possible that Iran would say, you know, we'd better not really do anything material?
00:34:23.720 Now, material would be a major attack on the homeland of the U.S., not necessarily by rocket,
00:34:30.120 but if they had assets that are already embedded here, they could do all kinds of terrorism.
00:34:36.100 I'm sure they're trained to do that.
00:34:39.740 So, I will join with Cernovich this far, which is, you could imagine a range of things that Iran could do that would be bad for the United States.
00:34:55.920 I feel like they're not going to do the whole range.
00:35:00.420 In other words, I don't think there would be much of a cyber attack, even if they're capable of doing one.
00:35:09.780 There might be a little one, or, you know, maybe one we don't know where it's coming from.
00:35:13.960 And I don't think they're going to unleash the domestic terrorists to, you know, bring down buildings in the United States,
00:35:24.980 even though they obviously could.
00:35:27.580 You know, they would have the wherewithal, and they've had years to set things up.
00:35:33.220 So, I think I'm going to agree with Cernovich that there will be a response, and there has been already,
00:35:44.400 but it might be way less than you expected or way less than they're capable of doing.
00:35:53.260 I think Cernovich is in the capability camp, that they don't have as much capability as you thought.
00:35:59.560 I'm in the, even if they have the capability, they might hold back,
00:36:05.860 because there's nothing good that could happen if they attack the homeland U.S.
00:36:11.260 It would be all bad, although they've been a little irrational, so you never know.
00:36:18.200 Well, in theory, Trump will have a military parade tomorrow.
00:36:25.800 Is that still on?
00:36:27.140 Well, it's kind of weird that a war would break out that we may or may not be involved with,
00:36:35.180 and that we would have a huge amount of military assets placed in one easy-to-destroy place.
00:36:43.580 Now, obviously, if somebody attacked Washington, D.C., you know,
00:36:49.340 they would have to make sure that they destroyed the whole United States,
00:36:53.320 because if you attack Washington, D.C., you know,
00:36:58.960 we're not going to be happy until we've destroyed whoever did that, you know, completely.
00:37:04.240 So, on one hand, it should be one of the safest places you could be,
00:37:10.280 but doesn't it seem weird that we would have, you know,
00:37:15.960 a big parade full of military assets at the same time that there's a military action going on
00:37:21.560 that we're sort of but not really part of?
00:37:25.500 It's kind of awkward.
00:37:26.620 Now, it does give the Democrats an easy target.
00:37:32.100 So, they can say, look at him trying to be an authoritarian with his despot-looking military parade.
00:37:43.160 And I have to admit, part of me agrees with the Democrats,
00:37:49.720 that if you're just going to look at the look of it,
00:37:52.720 it does look like, you know, he planned a birthday party for himself,
00:37:58.340 because I guess it's his birthday, too, tomorrow.
00:38:02.320 And none of that's true.
00:38:04.800 I mean, the history of this idea is that other countries celebrated, you know,
00:38:13.000 their victory in World War II,
00:38:15.180 but Trump wanted to make sure that the world knew.
00:38:20.200 I don't think this is technically true,
00:38:23.100 but he wanted to make sure the world knew that the U.S. involvement in World War II is what won it.
00:38:31.580 I think it was more the Russians than the U.S.
00:38:34.800 if I know anything about history, which I don't.
00:38:39.540 But certainly the U.S. helped a lot and maybe made it faster.
00:38:44.280 But the Russians would have crushed Germany eventually, I think.
00:38:52.200 So, Trump was thinking, you know,
00:38:55.900 let's put down our marker for what we did in World War II,
00:39:01.600 and, you know, it's a way to respect the soldiers and it's flag day,
00:39:05.920 and those are good reasons, but none of them matter.
00:39:09.540 What will matter is the visuals.
00:39:12.840 So, if the Democrats get a picture of Trump looking like a dictator with tanks rolling by,
00:39:20.800 then they win, because they would get the best image.
00:39:26.120 If Trump pulls off a dignified, respectful, you know, military parade,
00:39:36.180 where it just looks like we're strong and patriotic,
00:39:39.320 like, well, then he's at least going to break even.
00:39:43.940 I don't know if he can come ahead on this one.
00:39:47.240 But we'll see.
00:39:49.080 And it's sort of interesting that it's not killed.
00:39:51.940 But I also doubt that we bring to a parade the assets that matter the most in an actual fight.
00:40:03.840 It seems like we would, you know, we would take all the half-broken stuff,
00:40:09.140 you know, the stuff that looks good,
00:40:12.020 and we wouldn't take that many missiles or that many tanks.
00:40:16.040 So, anyway, in other news,
00:40:24.080 I feel sorry for what I call the L.A. photo op contest,
00:40:29.660 which you call the protest and or the riots over immigration.
00:40:34.660 But they are so overshadowed by Israel's attack on Iran
00:40:41.720 that it went from the thing we would talk about all summer
00:40:46.420 to totally unimportant in just a few hours.
00:40:53.080 Because how much interest do you have in a few people burning cars,
00:40:59.300 and they've even slowed down on that,
00:41:03.080 versus, you know, an entire war going on
00:41:06.580 that we're kind of getting dragged into a little bit.
00:41:10.220 These are not equal.
00:41:13.320 So, most of the juice or energy for the whole protest
00:41:17.960 against the immigration just got sucked out of the whole situation.
00:41:23.560 But I saw a take by Chris Cuomo, News Nation,
00:41:29.740 that I had not seen before,
00:41:32.560 and it changes everything.
00:41:34.500 So, obviously, most of you know the demonstrations
00:41:41.060 or the riots are organized.
00:41:44.280 They're not organic in any way.
00:41:46.780 You know, we knew in advance there would be summer protests.
00:41:52.180 And we know it's being funded by somebody
00:41:54.860 and organized by somebody.
00:41:56.740 And if it were not, it wouldn't be happening.
00:41:58.760 But Chris Cuomo's take is that somebody who's funding it is China,
00:42:08.140 and that China is using the immigration issue
00:42:11.620 as a way to destroy the United States from within.
00:42:15.440 And the evidence for that is that there's a specific Chinese billionaire
00:42:22.720 who we know to be funding it,
00:42:26.240 and he would not be doing it except with the government of China saying yes.
00:42:33.580 So, if you look at these protests,
00:42:38.960 it's not about the Mexicans, and it's not about the immigrants,
00:42:42.660 it's not about the illegals.
00:42:44.500 It's literally a war in which China is destroying us with these protests
00:42:52.220 and with whatever other support they have for unlimited immigration
00:42:57.780 because they know it will destroy the United States.
00:43:00.540 And I know that Trump said he was going to be looking into the funding.
00:43:08.380 But what if he finds, at the same time he's got these great trade deals with China,
00:43:14.900 what if he finds that China is behind the protests?
00:43:19.460 Because according to Chris Cuomo, I mean, he works in the news business,
00:43:25.060 he's not guessing, according to him,
00:43:28.040 we would find that China is actively attacking the United States,
00:43:33.120 not only with fentanyl,
00:43:35.520 which apparently was ignored in the trade deal conversations,
00:43:40.000 but also with these protests.
00:43:44.160 So, how do you have a normal trade deal
00:43:47.240 with somebody who's very actively
00:43:51.060 trying to destroy your entire country
00:43:53.800 in a very visible way?
00:43:58.400 It's weird that we pretend
00:44:01.420 we're just trade partners
00:44:03.060 when we're clearly at war.
00:44:06.520 And when I say at war,
00:44:08.280 I mean they're at war with us.
00:44:10.160 I don't know if we're at war with them.
00:44:12.940 I mean, maybe our dark arts people
00:44:15.300 are doing some bad stuff to China
00:44:16.940 we don't know about,
00:44:18.580 which seems likely, actually.
00:44:20.720 But it feels like it's just one way
00:44:23.820 at this point.
00:44:25.380 Claudia was leaving for her pickleball tournament.
00:44:27.500 I've been visualizing my match all week.
00:44:29.860 She was so focused on visualizing
00:44:31.680 that she didn't see the column behind her car
00:44:33.720 on her backhand side.
00:44:35.960 Good thing Claudia's with Intact,
00:44:37.940 the insurer with the largest network
00:44:39.600 of auto service centers in the country.
00:44:41.680 Everything was taken care of under one roof
00:44:43.620 and she was on her way in a rental car in no time.
00:44:46.120 I made it to my tournament
00:44:47.480 and lost in the first round.
00:44:49.340 But you got there on time.
00:44:51.520 Intact Insurance, your auto service ace.
00:44:54.100 Certain conditions apply.
00:44:55.640 So that's bad.
00:44:57.200 Anyway, as I call it,
00:44:59.880 the L.A. photo op contest,
00:45:02.680 the Democrats are pulling ahead
00:45:05.780 because they had this issue
00:45:08.180 with Senator Alex Padilla.
00:45:11.540 Now, it turns out that he's a senator
00:45:15.840 from my state who I had never heard of
00:45:18.580 and would not recognize if I saw him.
00:45:22.200 So he's a junior senator, I guess.
00:45:25.440 And he made the mistake
00:45:28.180 of attending a Kristi Noem event
00:45:30.920 and getting a little loud
00:45:34.360 and looking aggressive
00:45:35.840 while also not looking like a senator.
00:45:38.240 So the security did a really good job
00:45:42.920 of dragging him away
00:45:44.660 because he looked like he was
00:45:46.340 just a normal protester
00:45:48.900 and he looked like he might be
00:45:50.380 a little bit dangerous
00:45:51.400 because he was big
00:45:52.680 and he was not taking directions to leave.
00:45:58.860 So that looks a little bit dangerous.
00:46:01.480 So they very efficiently
00:46:03.600 and professionally pushed him
00:46:05.400 into the hallway,
00:46:07.080 took him down,
00:46:09.300 and handcuffed him.
00:46:11.920 So that put the Democrats
00:46:14.640 temporarily ahead
00:46:15.960 in the photo op contest
00:46:17.860 because they got the great photo op.
00:46:22.080 Now, I have to say
00:46:23.420 that my favorite part
00:46:24.720 was there was one security guy.
00:46:29.160 I don't know who he worked for,
00:46:30.400 but he was about half the size of Padilla,
00:46:34.400 who looks like a big guy.
00:46:37.020 And the small guy
00:46:39.120 was just manhandling Padilla
00:46:41.360 and manhandling him into the hallway.
00:46:44.200 It was kind of impressive.
00:46:46.080 He was obviously good at his job.
00:46:49.860 Anyway, so security did a good job there,
00:46:53.540 in my opinion,
00:46:54.720 but Democrats got the video
00:46:56.900 and they got the photograph
00:46:58.080 and then they got to be
00:46:59.860 into full Dramacrat mode.
00:47:02.940 You know the Dramacrats?
00:47:05.000 Oh, if they could do that
00:47:07.580 to a senator,
00:47:09.420 what could they do
00:47:10.820 to a poor shopkeeper?
00:47:13.680 What will they do to you
00:47:15.140 if they could do that
00:47:16.180 to a senator?
00:47:18.780 I'm crying.
00:47:20.720 So the Dramacrats
00:47:22.360 just need a good photograph
00:47:24.840 and a good story
00:47:26.120 and they got both.
00:47:28.020 So they are temporarily ahead
00:47:29.880 in the photo op contest.
00:47:37.220 Speaking of who's funding it,
00:47:39.020 Trump said recently,
00:47:40.440 I believe they're paid
00:47:41.540 and we're going to find out
00:47:43.380 through Pam Bondi
00:47:44.440 and her great staff.
00:47:45.940 And I guess my question
00:47:49.320 would be this.
00:47:50.980 Is there anything illegal
00:47:52.540 about paying
00:47:54.340 and organizing a protest
00:47:55.900 in the United States?
00:47:58.300 And what would it be?
00:47:59.980 What would be the law
00:48:01.260 that's being broken?
00:48:03.460 I want it to stop
00:48:04.660 and I want us to know
00:48:06.060 where it's coming from,
00:48:07.580 but I don't know
00:48:09.400 if it's illegal.
00:48:11.220 So that's an open question.
00:48:13.360 Separate from the L.A. protests,
00:48:17.400 but maybe they have
00:48:19.000 some connection,
00:48:19.980 I don't know,
00:48:20.840 is the No Kings protest,
00:48:23.520 which is allegedly triggered
00:48:25.760 by the military parade,
00:48:27.720 so it'll happen tomorrow
00:48:28.800 at the same time.
00:48:30.960 And the idea is
00:48:32.680 that while all the imagery
00:48:34.700 is showing these tanks
00:48:36.140 and making Trump
00:48:37.420 look like a dictator,
00:48:38.480 that they will say,
00:48:40.580 you know,
00:48:41.480 No Kings.
00:48:43.640 So it's a protest
00:48:45.020 to challenge
00:48:45.900 Trump's perceived
00:48:47.780 use of the army
00:48:48.780 as a show of force
00:48:50.720 and symbol
00:48:51.460 of authoritarianism.
00:48:54.100 Now,
00:48:54.940 does that seem
00:48:56.220 a little too conceptual
00:48:57.400 to you?
00:49:00.340 Let me tell you
00:49:01.320 what the No Kings
00:49:02.660 movement will accomplish.
00:49:04.840 So apparently
00:49:05.340 it's nationwide.
00:49:06.020 Nationwide.
00:49:08.100 So there will be
00:49:09.040 a whole bunch of events
00:49:10.260 and they will all be
00:49:11.780 marching with signs
00:49:12.920 to say,
00:49:13.580 No Kings,
00:49:14.380 No Kings.
00:49:15.360 And there'll be
00:49:16.320 a picture of Trump.
00:49:19.440 Now,
00:49:20.240 what if I taught you
00:49:21.740 about how the brain
00:49:23.140 processes information?
00:49:26.140 If I told you
00:49:27.600 No Kings,
00:49:29.340 does that make you
00:49:31.040 think of No Kings?
00:49:32.200 No,
00:49:36.080 it makes you
00:49:36.840 think of a king.
00:49:38.420 If I tell you
00:49:39.620 Trump is no king,
00:49:41.880 does that make you
00:49:43.180 think,
00:49:43.680 Oh,
00:49:44.700 I guess that removes
00:49:46.200 my thoughts
00:49:47.560 about Trump
00:49:48.220 being a king?
00:49:49.760 No,
00:49:50.940 it makes you think
00:49:51.800 about Trump
00:49:52.360 being a king.
00:49:53.720 So the weird part
00:49:54.980 about this
00:49:55.540 is that
00:49:56.100 prior to the
00:49:57.840 No Kings
00:49:59.340 march,
00:50:00.080 I guess it's
00:50:02.160 tomorrow,
00:50:03.460 there was really
00:50:04.540 zero chance
00:50:05.780 that Trump
00:50:06.560 could ever
00:50:06.980 become the
00:50:07.600 king of America.
00:50:09.420 But now
00:50:10.440 it's possible.
00:50:13.880 It's made possible
00:50:15.440 because
00:50:16.320 if the news
00:50:17.460 reports endlessly
00:50:18.580 about an event
00:50:20.240 called No Kings
00:50:21.480 and then you see
00:50:23.320 pictures of Trump,
00:50:25.020 you will associate
00:50:26.040 in your mind
00:50:27.040 Trump and king
00:50:28.200 over and over
00:50:29.040 again
00:50:29.460 until half
00:50:30.620 of the country
00:50:31.180 thinks it's
00:50:31.800 a good idea.
00:50:35.260 So this is
00:50:36.420 the dumbest
00:50:37.400 event
00:50:40.500 in all
00:50:41.420 of events
00:50:42.100 because
00:50:43.120 they're taking
00:50:43.920 something that
00:50:44.660 has 0% chance
00:50:46.020 of happening,
00:50:47.080 Trump becoming
00:50:47.880 a king,
00:50:48.860 and they're
00:50:49.540 raising it
00:50:50.160 to 5%.
00:50:51.080 It's still
00:50:52.660 very unlikely,
00:50:54.260 very unlikely,
00:50:55.100 but they're
00:50:56.100 taking something
00:50:56.940 impossible
00:50:57.560 and they're
00:50:58.480 elevating it
00:50:59.460 into,
00:51:00.180 well,
00:51:01.280 you know,
00:51:02.080 if you had
00:51:02.840 to have a
00:51:03.280 king,
00:51:04.540 who would
00:51:05.360 you choose?
00:51:08.660 I mean,
00:51:09.440 think about it.
00:51:11.060 We don't want
00:51:12.100 a king,
00:51:13.480 but if you
00:51:14.500 had to have
00:51:15.620 one,
00:51:17.080 how many
00:51:18.620 people would
00:51:19.280 choose Trump?
00:51:20.980 About half
00:51:21.900 of the country.
00:51:22.520 So it's
00:51:24.820 kind of
00:51:25.120 hilarious to
00:51:25.840 me that
00:51:26.140 they don't
00:51:26.560 understand
00:51:27.060 what they're
00:51:27.440 doing.
00:51:28.940 So yeah,
00:51:29.660 no king.
00:51:31.480 Meanwhile,
00:51:32.320 Gavin Newsom,
00:51:33.600 who is
00:51:33.880 basically
00:51:34.480 Triumph the
00:51:35.600 Insult Dog
00:51:36.360 now.
00:51:37.880 Do you
00:51:38.380 remember
00:51:38.760 there used
00:51:40.600 to be a
00:51:41.020 puppet on,
00:51:42.160 was it
00:51:42.520 Conan?
00:51:43.380 Conan O'Brien
00:51:44.320 show?
00:51:45.160 There was
00:51:45.480 Triumph the
00:51:46.340 Insult Dog,
00:51:47.880 and the
00:51:49.600 dog would
00:51:50.100 just insult
00:51:50.740 people.
00:51:51.140 That's
00:51:52.560 what Gavin
00:51:53.060 Newsom is
00:51:53.700 now.
00:51:54.300 He doesn't
00:51:54.720 have any
00:51:55.140 policies,
00:51:56.020 he doesn't
00:51:56.360 have any
00:51:56.740 ideas,
00:51:57.920 but he
00:51:59.020 wants to
00:51:59.420 talk about
00:52:00.100 Trump every
00:52:01.020 single day,
00:52:01.980 and he
00:52:02.740 wants to
00:52:03.080 be Triumph
00:52:03.700 the Insult
00:52:04.260 Dog with
00:52:04.860 a bad
00:52:05.200 haircut,
00:52:06.360 or a good
00:52:06.820 haircut,
00:52:07.300 I guess.
00:52:08.900 So here's
00:52:09.740 what he
00:52:10.020 said,
00:52:11.280 Gavin Newsom.
00:52:12.540 What an
00:52:13.060 embarrassment.
00:52:14.040 Honestly,
00:52:15.180 that's about
00:52:15.940 as small as
00:52:16.760 it gets.
00:52:17.720 How weak,
00:52:18.360 he's talking
00:52:18.860 about Trump
00:52:19.380 here.
00:52:20.180 How weak
00:52:20.940 do you
00:52:21.140 have to
00:52:21.440 be to
00:52:22.540 commandeer
00:52:23.280 the military
00:52:24.000 to fetch
00:52:25.160 you on
00:52:25.580 your birthday
00:52:26.180 in a vulgar
00:52:27.000 display of
00:52:27.720 weakness?
00:52:28.800 That's
00:52:29.180 Donald Trump.
00:52:31.740 And Gavin
00:52:32.480 goes on.
00:52:34.020 Now remember,
00:52:34.880 this is
00:52:35.300 classic
00:52:36.020 Democrat.
00:52:37.520 They don't
00:52:37.900 have a
00:52:38.300 policy,
00:52:39.440 they don't
00:52:39.940 have a
00:52:40.320 good candidate,
00:52:42.120 they don't
00:52:42.540 have any
00:52:42.920 good ideas,
00:52:44.440 all they
00:52:45.020 have are
00:52:45.420 personal
00:52:45.920 character
00:52:46.640 insults.
00:52:47.420 So he
00:52:48.360 goes on.
00:52:49.280 This is
00:52:49.680 what he
00:52:50.060 does.
00:52:50.640 He creates
00:52:51.200 a problem
00:52:51.760 and then he
00:52:52.760 tries to be
00:52:53.400 a hero in
00:52:54.220 his own
00:52:54.620 Marvel movie.
00:52:56.020 Creates
00:52:56.500 the problem
00:52:56.980 and then tries
00:52:57.640 to do a
00:52:58.100 make-believe
00:52:58.820 as if you're
00:52:59.860 all perfect
00:53:00.540 little sheep,
00:53:01.500 you're going
00:53:01.900 to go along
00:53:02.460 with it,
00:53:03.240 and he'll be
00:53:03.900 the hero in
00:53:04.660 his own
00:53:05.060 Marvel movie.
00:53:06.960 How pleased
00:53:08.520 with himself
00:53:09.260 was he to
00:53:10.960 come up with
00:53:11.520 that idea of
00:53:12.180 the Marvel
00:53:12.660 movie?
00:53:13.120 I feel
00:53:14.800 like he
00:53:15.160 was
00:53:15.420 internally
00:53:16.640 really
00:53:17.080 satisfied
00:53:17.640 with
00:53:17.960 himself.
00:53:18.540 It's
00:53:18.560 like,
00:53:18.960 the Marvel
00:53:20.760 movie.
00:53:22.060 Yeah,
00:53:22.860 I'll just
00:53:23.340 say he's
00:53:24.000 making his
00:53:24.600 own Marvel
00:53:25.220 movie.
00:53:26.220 Nobody
00:53:26.580 said that
00:53:27.140 yet,
00:53:27.440 right?
00:53:28.380 That'll
00:53:28.720 be clever.
00:53:30.180 Yeah.
00:53:31.320 So then
00:53:32.040 he makes
00:53:32.480 us think
00:53:33.040 about Trump
00:53:34.180 being a
00:53:34.640 superhero
00:53:35.200 in a
00:53:35.860 Marvel
00:53:36.140 movie.
00:53:38.060 Good job,
00:53:39.480 Gavin.
00:53:39.740 No.
00:53:43.320 If you
00:53:43.840 keep telling
00:53:44.540 us that
00:53:45.360 Trump is
00:53:45.920 making his
00:53:46.520 own Marvel
00:53:47.120 movie,
00:53:48.300 we're going
00:53:49.440 to think
00:53:49.820 of him
00:53:50.140 as one
00:53:50.500 of the
00:53:50.720 heroes.
00:53:53.260 Again,
00:53:54.780 complete
00:53:55.420 blindness
00:53:56.560 to the
00:53:57.700 persuasion
00:53:58.440 level here.
00:54:01.520 And then
00:54:02.180 the other
00:54:02.800 thing that
00:54:03.420 Gavin has
00:54:04.140 is a weird
00:54:04.700 hand moving.
00:54:06.460 So I
00:54:07.000 should have
00:54:07.360 read this
00:54:07.800 with the
00:54:08.360 right hand
00:54:09.160 movements.
00:54:09.740 Let's see
00:54:10.080 if I
00:54:10.280 can do
00:54:10.560 that.
00:54:12.140 This is
00:54:12.740 what he
00:54:13.060 does.
00:54:14.200 He creates
00:54:14.720 a problem
00:54:15.260 and then
00:54:17.060 he has
00:54:17.640 to be
00:54:17.860 a hero
00:54:18.260 in his
00:54:18.640 own
00:54:18.860 movie.
00:54:20.100 It's
00:54:20.320 like a
00:54:20.600 Marvel movie.
00:54:22.100 Anyway,
00:54:22.620 that's enough
00:54:23.100 of that.
00:54:24.240 That was
00:54:24.600 me moving
00:54:25.160 my arms
00:54:25.720 in case
00:54:26.200 you're
00:54:26.420 listening
00:54:26.780 on audio.
00:54:28.420 All
00:54:28.580 right.
00:54:31.480 As you
00:54:32.180 know,
00:54:32.760 Trump had
00:54:33.420 taken
00:54:34.020 control of
00:54:34.860 the
00:54:35.060 California
00:54:35.640 National
00:54:36.260 Guard
00:54:36.740 and was
00:54:37.220 having
00:54:37.440 them guard
00:54:37.960 some
00:54:38.200 national
00:54:38.760 or some
00:54:39.760 federal
00:54:40.080 buildings
00:54:40.640 in the
00:54:41.740 L.A.
00:54:42.600 area.
00:54:43.760 But I
00:54:45.080 guess a
00:54:45.480 federal
00:54:45.780 judge
00:54:46.340 ruled that
00:54:47.660 Trump had
00:54:49.200 illegally
00:54:49.940 federalized
00:54:50.860 them.
00:54:52.100 So a
00:54:54.060 court wants
00:54:54.980 to return
00:54:55.760 control
00:54:56.760 back to
00:54:57.660 Newsom.
00:54:58.180 and
00:55:00.180 but
00:55:00.280 there's
00:55:01.360 an
00:55:01.500 appeal.
00:55:03.060 So
00:55:03.340 that's
00:55:04.340 not going
00:55:04.660 to happen
00:55:04.940 until
00:55:05.380 Tuesday
00:55:05.940 and it
00:55:06.980 might not
00:55:07.340 happen on
00:55:07.840 Tuesday
00:55:08.220 because
00:55:09.440 the appeal
00:55:10.800 is happening.
00:55:12.380 So
00:55:12.940 somebody's
00:55:15.720 going to be
00:55:16.080 in charge
00:55:16.560 of the
00:55:17.160 National
00:55:17.960 Guard
00:55:18.380 but it
00:55:19.800 doesn't
00:55:20.080 sound like
00:55:20.780 much of a
00:55:21.560 king,
00:55:22.240 does it?
00:55:23.500 Let's see.
00:55:24.120 a king
00:55:25.500 would be
00:55:26.380 in control
00:55:27.100 of the
00:55:27.460 military
00:55:27.960 and all
00:55:28.520 branches
00:55:28.920 of it.
00:55:30.560 But
00:55:30.760 Trump
00:55:31.340 he didn't
00:55:34.000 do the
00:55:34.320 right
00:55:34.540 paperwork
00:55:35.100 because it's
00:55:36.220 really just
00:55:36.680 a process
00:55:37.200 problem.
00:55:37.900 It's not
00:55:38.240 even a
00:55:38.600 question of
00:55:39.120 whether
00:55:39.400 the
00:55:40.500 president
00:55:40.920 could have
00:55:41.880 control of
00:55:42.680 the
00:55:43.020 National
00:55:43.740 Guard.
00:55:44.480 It's a
00:55:45.140 question of
00:55:45.640 whether he
00:55:46.040 did it
00:55:46.480 through the
00:55:47.080 proper
00:55:47.360 channels
00:55:47.940 which would
00:55:49.280 require the
00:55:50.120 state to
00:55:50.800 agree I
00:55:51.320 guess.
00:55:53.160 Which doesn't
00:55:54.140 make sense
00:55:54.660 to me but
00:55:55.360 maybe I
00:55:56.360 have that
00:55:56.660 wrong.
00:55:57.900 Anyway
00:55:58.180 in other
00:56:00.980 news
00:56:01.540 Bernie
00:56:03.420 Sanders and
00:56:04.300 Angus
00:56:04.760 King of
00:56:05.560 Maine
00:56:05.960 they're both
00:56:07.040 independents
00:56:07.820 they're
00:56:08.880 proposing a
00:56:09.660 ban on
00:56:10.200 big pharma
00:56:10.760 ads on
00:56:11.360 TV.
00:56:12.260 Zero Hedge
00:56:12.840 is talking
00:56:13.300 about this.
00:56:14.500 Now what
00:56:15.040 would happen
00:56:15.500 if they
00:56:16.000 succeed?
00:56:17.460 If they
00:56:18.240 succeed
00:56:18.920 then the
00:56:20.780 biggest
00:56:21.160 revenue
00:56:21.600 source for
00:56:22.840 the news
00:56:23.880 network
00:56:25.340 business
00:56:26.080 would be
00:56:27.060 removed.
00:56:29.180 So the
00:56:30.320 Federal
00:56:30.700 Court of
00:56:31.200 Appeals
00:56:31.580 stayed the
00:56:32.200 order three
00:56:32.980 hours later.
00:56:34.380 Okay.
00:56:35.120 Thank you.
00:56:39.200 So what
00:56:40.120 would happen?
00:56:41.600 How would
00:56:42.400 we know
00:56:43.000 what's
00:56:43.440 happening
00:56:43.940 in
00:56:44.720 Israel
00:56:46.580 if you
00:56:47.700 didn't have
00:56:48.280 the networks
00:56:49.380 that have
00:56:50.100 pharma
00:56:50.500 commercials?
00:56:53.020 Something
00:56:53.500 would have
00:56:54.040 to happen
00:56:54.580 to either
00:56:55.880 deny us
00:56:56.980 news
00:56:57.560 at least
00:56:58.700 the expensive
00:56:59.400 kind of
00:56:59.880 news
00:57:00.220 where you
00:57:00.700 have to
00:57:00.960 go on
00:57:01.320 location
00:57:02.120 and stuff
00:57:02.720 or there
00:57:03.980 would be
00:57:04.240 an entirely
00:57:04.880 new news
00:57:05.840 model that
00:57:06.440 has to be
00:57:06.900 invented.
00:57:07.840 I don't know
00:57:08.260 which it
00:57:08.520 would be.
00:57:08.920 I also
00:57:12.100 don't know
00:57:12.500 what the
00:57:12.800 odds of
00:57:13.280 this
00:57:13.480 passing
00:57:13.980 are.
00:57:14.320 I think
00:57:14.820 it's
00:57:15.000 probably
00:57:15.200 low
00:57:15.660 because
00:57:16.500 the
00:57:16.680 pharma
00:57:16.960 probably
00:57:17.400 has a
00:57:17.840 lot of
00:57:18.160 lobbyists.
00:57:19.140 So probably
00:57:19.880 it won't
00:57:20.140 go anywhere.
00:57:20.620 well Trump
00:57:23.860 has softened
00:57:24.820 on his
00:57:25.820 opinion
00:57:27.940 of deporting
00:57:29.240 farm
00:57:30.280 workers
00:57:30.780 and people
00:57:32.400 in the
00:57:32.980 leisure
00:57:33.600 business
00:57:34.160 like hotels
00:57:34.980 because
00:57:36.180 he realized
00:57:38.500 that if
00:57:39.940 you get
00:57:40.220 rid of
00:57:40.640 the
00:57:41.060 non-citizens
00:57:44.020 who are
00:57:44.580 doing farm
00:57:45.740 work
00:57:46.100 and hotel
00:57:47.200 work
00:57:47.620 that those
00:57:48.920 industries
00:57:49.420 would
00:57:49.800 collapse.
00:57:51.860 Now
00:57:52.580 there is
00:57:53.820 a legitimate
00:57:54.620 difference
00:57:56.020 of opinion
00:57:56.720 about how
00:57:58.500 hard you
00:57:59.120 should go
00:57:59.740 at the
00:58:00.460 immigrants
00:58:01.440 who are
00:58:01.820 doing work.
00:58:02.900 Let's say
00:58:03.580 work at a
00:58:04.280 farm.
00:58:06.380 I think
00:58:06.900 Trump used
00:58:07.540 the example
00:58:08.120 of some
00:58:09.520 people who
00:58:09.980 have been
00:58:10.200 working at
00:58:10.780 the same
00:58:11.180 farm
00:58:11.580 25 years.
00:58:14.240 Now
00:58:14.660 are we
00:58:15.460 better off
00:58:16.160 if we
00:58:17.360 deport the
00:58:19.180 people who
00:58:19.660 are doing
00:58:20.020 those jobs?
00:58:21.380 Well
00:58:21.720 you probably
00:58:23.580 say to
00:58:24.020 yourself
00:58:24.360 it depends
00:58:25.200 if we
00:58:26.300 can fill
00:58:26.760 those jobs
00:58:27.500 with
00:58:28.000 American
00:58:29.000 citizens
00:58:29.680 then
00:58:31.240 we're
00:58:32.080 better off
00:58:32.540 deporting
00:58:33.080 everybody.
00:58:34.380 Even if
00:58:35.200 it's cruel
00:58:36.040 the country
00:58:38.060 would be
00:58:38.380 better off.
00:58:39.500 I would
00:58:40.420 argue
00:58:40.820 that your
00:58:42.620 opinion of
00:58:43.380 whether an
00:58:44.100 American born
00:58:45.100 citizen can
00:58:46.980 fill those
00:58:47.560 jobs
00:58:48.040 is entirely
00:58:49.620 based on
00:58:50.380 your personal
00:58:51.080 experience
00:58:51.920 in those
00:58:52.880 domains.
00:58:55.200 Now I
00:58:56.340 have
00:58:56.500 experience
00:58:57.140 in the
00:58:57.960 leisure
00:58:58.540 business
00:58:59.060 domain
00:58:59.620 specifically
00:59:01.580 restaurants
00:59:02.560 locally
00:59:03.380 and
00:59:05.000 I can
00:59:06.880 tell you
00:59:07.380 that if
00:59:07.760 you tried
00:59:08.200 to fill
00:59:08.640 those jobs
00:59:09.460 with
00:59:10.900 American
00:59:11.740 citizens
00:59:12.500 you
00:59:13.840 wouldn't
00:59:14.080 come
00:59:14.300 close.
00:59:15.820 Now why?
00:59:17.120 I don't
00:59:17.440 know.
00:59:18.460 I don't
00:59:18.800 know.
00:59:19.760 But
00:59:20.080 these are
00:59:21.660 not jobs
00:59:22.580 that you
00:59:23.360 could just
00:59:24.360 say hey
00:59:25.520 I now
00:59:26.780 have opened
00:59:27.300 up a whole
00:59:27.720 bunch of
00:59:28.140 farm jobs
00:59:29.020 come work
00:59:30.120 for me.
00:59:31.300 Now maybe
00:59:32.100 because they
00:59:32.620 don't want to
00:59:33.040 work that
00:59:33.480 hard for
00:59:34.260 that amount
00:59:34.700 of money
00:59:35.220 maybe because
00:59:36.660 the location
00:59:37.580 they don't
00:59:38.840 know how to
00:59:39.240 relocate
00:59:40.140 is expensive
00:59:40.940 maybe.
00:59:42.300 I don't
00:59:42.940 know what
00:59:43.220 the reason
00:59:43.740 would be
00:59:44.320 but I
00:59:45.480 guarantee
00:59:46.000 you that
00:59:47.020 those industries
00:59:47.860 would have
00:59:48.680 one hell
00:59:49.920 of a time
00:59:50.600 staffing if
00:59:52.300 they had to
00:59:52.780 use American
00:59:53.560 citizens.
00:59:54.940 What's wrong
00:59:55.560 with American
00:59:56.140 citizens?
00:59:57.400 I just
00:59:58.020 don't know.
00:59:59.480 But it's
00:59:59.980 true that
01:00:01.740 if you live
01:00:02.420 where there
01:00:02.880 are tons
01:00:03.340 of immigrants
01:00:05.320 you can get
01:00:06.720 any service
01:00:07.540 done fairly
01:00:08.720 quickly.
01:00:10.140 And if
01:00:11.080 you live
01:00:11.580 where there's
01:00:12.240 no impact
01:00:13.520 of immigration
01:00:14.280 at all
01:00:14.840 and you
01:00:15.760 try to get
01:00:16.300 somebody to
01:00:16.840 fix your
01:00:17.420 gutter that's
01:00:18.180 falling off
01:00:18.860 good luck.
01:00:21.100 Good luck
01:00:21.960 on that.
01:00:23.040 It's just
01:00:23.680 really really
01:00:24.560 tough to find
01:00:25.360 Americans to
01:00:26.260 do a certain
01:00:27.640 level of
01:00:28.500 business.
01:00:29.980 They just
01:00:30.560 won't do it.
01:00:31.340 They'd rather
01:00:31.820 be unemployed.
01:00:35.100 So
01:00:35.480 there's
01:00:38.140 room for
01:00:38.780 disagreement
01:00:40.100 as to
01:00:41.140 whether
01:00:41.400 that group
01:00:42.540 of people
01:00:42.960 should be
01:00:43.360 deported.
01:00:45.040 I'll tell
01:00:45.680 you from
01:00:46.020 my real
01:00:46.560 world
01:00:46.880 experience
01:00:47.720 it's not
01:00:49.340 going to
01:00:49.580 buy you
01:00:49.900 anything.
01:00:51.200 You're not
01:00:51.780 going to
01:00:52.000 come out
01:00:52.320 ahead.
01:00:53.600 So
01:00:53.780 whatever you
01:00:54.500 want to
01:00:54.780 do with
01:00:55.080 that
01:00:55.380 you can
01:00:56.560 do with
01:00:56.900 that.
01:00:57.160 So
01:00:59.920 apparently
01:01:00.820 there's a
01:01:01.380 website now
01:01:02.260 that starts
01:01:04.120 to describe
01:01:04.960 the Trump
01:01:05.980 gold card.
01:01:07.040 That's where
01:01:07.540 if you have
01:01:07.980 five million
01:01:08.580 dollars and
01:01:09.860 you're willing
01:01:10.300 to invest
01:01:11.080 a certain
01:01:11.680 amount in
01:01:12.140 the U.S.
01:01:12.740 you get to
01:01:13.260 be a citizen.
01:01:14.840 So if you
01:01:15.320 invest at
01:01:15.860 least a
01:01:16.260 million or
01:01:17.080 at least
01:01:17.640 blah blah
01:01:19.260 blah or
01:01:20.040 you have to
01:01:21.060 hire at
01:01:21.440 least ten
01:01:21.940 full-time
01:01:22.460 positions and
01:01:23.360 invest at
01:01:23.920 least a
01:01:24.320 million or
01:01:25.540 some other
01:01:26.120 number.
01:01:28.900 So that's
01:01:31.000 kind of fun.
01:01:31.800 We'll see if
01:01:32.300 that works.
01:01:32.940 It's worth a
01:01:33.480 try, right?
01:01:35.160 The whole
01:01:35.820 thing of
01:01:36.320 selling
01:01:36.780 citizenship
01:01:37.540 to people
01:01:38.560 who can
01:01:39.040 increase
01:01:40.380 employment
01:01:41.100 and make
01:01:41.700 us a
01:01:42.180 smarter
01:01:42.460 country.
01:01:43.420 It's worth
01:01:43.880 a try.
01:01:45.480 Maybe.
01:01:46.600 Maybe it'll
01:01:47.160 work.
01:01:49.580 I guess
01:01:50.400 according to
01:01:51.200 Newsmax the
01:01:52.100 House has
01:01:52.660 passed a
01:01:53.340 doge
01:01:53.980 cuts bill.
01:01:55.060 So if I
01:01:56.760 understand
01:01:57.240 this,
01:01:58.760 there is
01:01:59.140 now a
01:02:00.000 separate bill
01:02:01.660 from the
01:02:02.540 one we've
01:02:02.960 been talking
01:02:03.440 about that
01:02:04.680 is just
01:02:05.080 about cuts
01:02:05.880 and I
01:02:07.580 guess it
01:02:07.940 barely passed
01:02:08.880 the House,
01:02:10.340 which means
01:02:11.040 I guess it
01:02:11.560 has to do
01:02:12.040 the Senate
01:02:12.460 next.
01:02:13.900 So this
01:02:16.000 might explain
01:02:16.940 why Musk
01:02:17.900 and Trump
01:02:19.360 decided that
01:02:21.480 they don't
01:02:23.120 need to
01:02:23.440 be enemies
01:02:24.040 is it
01:02:25.620 could be
01:02:26.020 that Musk
01:02:26.560 was told
01:02:27.260 that there
01:02:27.700 would be
01:02:28.080 a series
01:02:29.080 of separate
01:02:29.840 bills to
01:02:31.140 do doge
01:02:31.820 cuts and
01:02:32.980 this would
01:02:33.400 be the
01:02:33.780 first one.
01:02:34.560 So we'll
01:02:34.840 see if it
01:02:35.260 gets all
01:02:35.620 the way
01:02:35.860 through.
01:02:38.000 The New York
01:02:38.880 Post is
01:02:39.440 reporting that
01:02:41.040 Gen Z is
01:02:43.040 getting rid of
01:02:43.900 their smartphones
01:02:44.760 and many of
01:02:46.920 them are
01:02:47.360 using Black
01:02:48.740 Berries
01:02:49.200 because the
01:02:50.760 BlackBerry
01:02:51.280 gives them
01:02:51.820 the basic
01:02:52.580 communication
01:02:53.560 without all
01:02:54.960 the other
01:02:56.060 mentally
01:02:58.080 destroying
01:02:58.940 aspects.
01:03:01.000 So do you
01:03:01.660 think that's
01:03:02.100 real?
01:03:03.000 I'm going
01:03:03.760 to say
01:03:04.360 that might
01:03:05.120 be a
01:03:05.940 thing,
01:03:08.160 but I
01:03:09.580 don't think
01:03:09.960 it's going
01:03:10.380 to catch
01:03:10.820 on because
01:03:12.700 dopamine
01:03:13.300 kind of
01:03:14.480 beats
01:03:14.700 everything.
01:03:15.920 I definitely
01:03:16.920 respect the
01:03:17.840 people who
01:03:18.360 say,
01:03:18.740 I'm going
01:03:19.620 to try
01:03:19.900 to get
01:03:20.220 off the
01:03:20.620 dopamine
01:03:21.020 trail or
01:03:22.640 dopamine
01:03:23.040 train, I
01:03:23.740 guess, and
01:03:25.080 I'm going
01:03:26.220 to have a
01:03:26.600 BlackBerry
01:03:27.260 and that'll
01:03:28.280 be bad
01:03:28.660 enough, but
01:03:29.360 at least
01:03:29.680 there won't
01:03:30.000 be all
01:03:30.360 those other
01:03:30.860 apps that
01:03:31.760 destroy my
01:03:32.400 brain.
01:03:33.440 I get
01:03:35.060 that, but
01:03:36.840 the dopamine
01:03:38.260 pull of a
01:03:42.280 smartphone, I
01:03:44.140 think is way
01:03:44.940 too strong.
01:03:46.500 So I
01:03:47.240 don't see the
01:03:47.900 BlackBerry
01:03:48.500 thing becoming
01:03:49.580 like a
01:03:50.280 trend that
01:03:51.520 eats the
01:03:52.220 smartphones.
01:03:53.640 I see it as
01:03:54.360 something that
01:03:55.020 a small group
01:03:56.060 of hipsters
01:03:56.880 who didn't
01:03:58.100 get that
01:03:58.500 much dopamine
01:03:59.160 anyway from
01:04:00.960 the raps
01:04:01.640 might be
01:04:02.920 willing to
01:04:03.380 do for a
01:04:03.880 short time,
01:04:04.700 but I
01:04:05.740 don't see
01:04:06.100 that being a
01:04:06.600 big thing.
01:04:07.280 We'll see.
01:04:07.760 according to
01:04:11.120 ZeroHedge, a
01:04:12.120 company called
01:04:12.700 Micron is
01:04:13.460 going to
01:04:13.680 invest $200
01:04:14.420 billion in
01:04:14.980 America to
01:04:15.620 reinforce our
01:04:17.240 global chip
01:04:18.040 dominance.
01:04:18.800 So that
01:04:19.000 would be
01:04:19.220 another big
01:04:19.760 win for
01:04:20.460 Trump and
01:04:22.020 his desire
01:04:23.620 to get
01:04:24.140 chips and
01:04:25.500 cars and
01:04:27.040 other high
01:04:27.900 tech things
01:04:28.420 made in
01:04:28.820 America.
01:04:29.820 This one's a
01:04:30.360 big one,
01:04:31.080 $200 billion
01:04:31.840 obviously over
01:04:34.620 a number of
01:04:35.220 years.
01:04:38.240 Stanford
01:04:39.040 Research finds
01:04:40.320 that a
01:04:41.900 therapist
01:04:42.520 chatbot will
01:04:44.060 just make
01:04:44.620 things worse
01:04:45.360 if you have
01:04:45.800 schizophrenia,
01:04:46.800 delusions,
01:04:47.460 or suicidal
01:04:47.960 thoughts.
01:04:49.420 This is
01:04:49.860 written up in
01:04:50.580 futurism.
01:04:52.720 Does that
01:04:53.640 surprise you?
01:04:55.180 So human
01:04:56.100 therapists,
01:04:57.280 you might
01:04:58.420 break even,
01:04:59.780 but a
01:05:00.420 chatbot
01:05:01.100 therapist
01:05:01.780 might make
01:05:03.760 it worse.
01:05:04.760 You might
01:05:05.100 even end
01:05:05.940 your life.
01:05:07.560 That's bad.
01:05:08.880 But it
01:05:09.200 makes me
01:05:09.680 wonder if
01:05:10.240 this study
01:05:10.960 was done
01:05:11.520 by therapists
01:05:12.680 who didn't
01:05:13.240 want to lose
01:05:13.720 their jobs.
01:05:14.920 Oh, yeah,
01:05:16.080 no, the
01:05:16.880 chatbot
01:05:18.280 therapist
01:05:18.900 will kill
01:05:19.800 you.
01:05:20.840 Yeah,
01:05:21.860 you better
01:05:22.280 pay me
01:05:22.780 $400 an
01:05:24.300 hour.
01:05:25.280 So I
01:05:25.800 don't trust
01:05:26.340 that study.
01:05:29.060 I guess
01:05:29.820 the CIA
01:05:30.500 has released
01:05:31.280 some more
01:05:31.820 RFK
01:05:32.600 assassination
01:05:33.240 documents,
01:05:35.020 but I
01:05:35.300 haven't heard
01:05:35.660 any news
01:05:36.720 about that,
01:05:37.720 so those
01:05:38.260 must be
01:05:38.700 boring.
01:05:40.500 Newsmax
01:05:41.040 Health says
01:05:42.160 that the
01:05:42.600 CDC
01:05:43.180 is going
01:05:44.740 to
01:05:45.800 rehire
01:05:47.960 460
01:05:49.180 people who
01:05:49.960 have been
01:05:50.220 laid off.
01:05:51.620 Now that's
01:05:52.040 out of
01:05:52.700 2,400
01:05:53.880 people who
01:05:54.780 have been
01:05:55.020 laid off.
01:05:56.220 I guess
01:05:56.780 460
01:05:57.720 of them
01:05:58.020 they decided
01:05:58.580 they needed
01:05:59.180 because they
01:06:00.240 were working
01:06:00.780 on stuff
01:06:01.520 like deadly
01:06:02.880 diseases and
01:06:04.100 minimizing
01:06:04.840 them.
01:06:06.660 So the
01:06:08.580 cuts went
01:06:09.640 a little bit
01:06:10.120 too deep,
01:06:11.160 but some
01:06:12.480 percentage of
01:06:13.200 them will be
01:06:13.760 reversed.
01:06:15.400 I don't know
01:06:16.240 if that's a good
01:06:17.160 job or a bad
01:06:17.880 job.
01:06:18.220 I can't tell.
01:06:18.780 Goldman Sachs
01:06:21.320 says that
01:06:22.360 the odds
01:06:22.820 of the
01:06:23.220 U.S.
01:06:23.500 going into
01:06:24.040 a recession
01:06:25.640 are down
01:06:26.340 to 30%.
01:06:27.580 They used
01:06:28.740 to have
01:06:28.960 it at
01:06:29.200 35.
01:06:31.060 30%.
01:06:31.620 What do
01:06:33.080 you think?
01:06:34.020 30% chance
01:06:35.280 we'll go
01:06:35.660 into a
01:06:36.040 recession?
01:06:37.320 I don't
01:06:37.680 know.
01:06:38.860 There's
01:06:39.380 nothing right
01:06:39.940 now that
01:06:40.540 looks like
01:06:41.200 recession,
01:06:42.840 but anything's
01:06:44.520 possible.
01:06:46.920 According
01:06:47.460 to Fox
01:06:48.420 Business,
01:06:49.760 Trump might
01:06:50.820 be looking
01:06:51.280 at Scott
01:06:52.080 Besant to
01:06:53.200 replace
01:06:53.760 Jerome Powell
01:06:54.680 in the
01:06:55.340 Fed when
01:06:56.180 Jerome Powell's
01:06:58.300 contract is
01:06:59.180 up in a
01:06:59.660 year.
01:07:01.300 I don't
01:07:02.160 know how
01:07:02.420 real that
01:07:02.960 is, but
01:07:03.960 Scott
01:07:04.600 Besant always
01:07:05.540 makes me
01:07:06.200 feel confident
01:07:08.120 when I hear
01:07:08.900 his financial
01:07:10.380 opinion, so
01:07:11.340 that might
01:07:11.860 be a good
01:07:12.260 choice.
01:07:14.060 So Trump
01:07:14.600 has entered
01:07:15.040 the California
01:07:16.100 electric car
01:07:17.080 mandate, which
01:07:18.060 affected 17
01:07:19.460 other states.
01:07:22.260 And he's
01:07:23.140 also going to
01:07:24.220 unveil a plan
01:07:25.140 to ban
01:07:25.780 windmills,
01:07:26.820 which he
01:07:27.620 calls one of
01:07:28.240 the greatest
01:07:28.700 scams, and
01:07:30.500 he calls it
01:07:31.300 junkyard
01:07:32.160 optics.
01:07:33.420 That's really
01:07:34.300 good.
01:07:35.520 Junkyard
01:07:36.200 optics.
01:07:38.240 You know,
01:07:38.920 before he
01:07:39.780 said junkyard
01:07:41.100 optics, I
01:07:43.360 used to think
01:07:44.000 the same
01:07:44.460 windmills was
01:07:45.320 kind of cool
01:07:46.080 and I
01:07:47.340 would enjoy
01:07:47.840 seeing them
01:07:48.520 because they're
01:07:49.120 big and
01:07:49.560 they're
01:07:49.720 impressive.
01:07:53.180 Windmills, if
01:07:54.100 you haven't
01:07:54.420 seen one,
01:07:56.060 they're almost
01:07:57.980 scary they're
01:07:58.940 so big because
01:08:00.640 your brain
01:08:01.120 doesn't really
01:08:01.720 process it, it
01:08:02.680 shouldn't be so
01:08:03.440 big.
01:08:03.740 so to me,
01:08:05.260 looking at
01:08:05.920 windmills was
01:08:06.820 always kind
01:08:07.420 of fun, but
01:08:09.280 the moment
01:08:09.760 that I read
01:08:11.540 that Trump
01:08:12.040 called it
01:08:12.520 junkyard
01:08:13.180 optics, it
01:08:15.220 looks like a
01:08:15.860 garbage dump
01:08:16.560 to me.
01:08:16.960 the minute he
01:08:20.580 said it, or
01:08:22.000 the minute I
01:08:22.560 read about
01:08:23.080 him saying
01:08:23.620 it, I
01:08:24.000 was like,
01:08:24.440 oh, yeah,
01:08:26.400 yeah, I
01:08:26.800 can see
01:08:27.140 that, looks
01:08:27.900 a little
01:08:28.220 junkyard-y.
01:08:30.100 I see what
01:08:30.980 you're saying.
01:08:31.860 Meanwhile,
01:08:32.460 fentanyl tests
01:08:33.300 are way down,
01:08:34.240 nobody knows
01:08:34.980 exactly why,
01:08:36.580 but they're
01:08:37.320 almost cut in
01:08:38.140 half.
01:08:38.560 Some of it
01:08:39.000 is because
01:08:39.520 of the
01:08:39.760 Narcan that
01:08:41.020 can save
01:08:41.620 you if you're
01:08:42.380 dying from
01:08:43.360 an overdose.
01:08:43.800 Some of it
01:08:45.000 is young
01:08:46.400 people seem
01:08:47.120 to be less
01:08:48.200 interested in
01:08:48.920 that kind
01:08:49.340 of drug.
01:08:50.340 Some of it
01:08:50.980 is that the
01:08:52.000 fentanyl might
01:08:52.780 be weaker,
01:08:53.860 some are
01:08:54.280 saying.
01:08:55.180 So there
01:08:55.680 might be
01:08:56.060 several reasons
01:08:57.040 why, but
01:08:57.920 the good
01:08:58.340 news is
01:08:59.100 fentanyl
01:09:00.300 deaths are
01:09:00.900 way down
01:09:01.500 compared to
01:09:03.260 the past.
01:09:04.420 Anyway, so
01:09:05.660 that's all
01:09:06.200 I've got
01:09:06.740 for today.
01:09:09.460 Thanks for
01:09:09.960 joining,
01:09:10.520 everybody.
01:09:11.320 Hope you're
01:09:12.060 entertained and
01:09:13.700 smarter now.
01:09:16.140 And I'm
01:09:16.560 going to say
01:09:16.920 I to the
01:09:17.720 people on
01:09:18.480 Locals who
01:09:20.080 are subscribers.
01:09:21.680 The rest of
01:09:22.440 you, thanks for
01:09:23.200 joining.
01:09:23.640 I will see you
01:09:24.240 next week,
01:09:25.120 same time,
01:09:25.880 same place.
01:09:27.700 All right,
01:09:28.340 in 30 seconds
01:09:29.440 I'll be private
01:09:30.280 with
01:09:44.160 do
01:09:45.200 next week.
01:09:58.240 And we are
01:09:58.900 going to
01:09:59.380 그렇
01:09:59.880 them.
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