Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2900 CWSA 07⧸17⧸25

00:00:00.000 Come on in.

00:00:01.620 It's time for your favorite part of the day.

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00:00:07.760 I'm checking our stocks.

00:00:10.740 And it looks like stocks are up a little bit.

00:00:14.220 All right.

00:00:15.640 Good for us, if you have stocks.

00:00:18.940 All right.

00:00:19.580 Let me get my comments going, then we've got to show.

00:00:24.680 Don't want to miss anything.

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00:00:28.900 There we go.

00:00:30.000 Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.

00:00:35.020 Do, do, do.

00:00:37.840 So it looks like I can't do this upside down.

00:00:40.900 And I can't do it right side up because it's got a cord in the way.

00:00:45.520 How will I make this work like that?

00:00:49.600 Will not be defeated.

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00:00:56.380 Da, da, da, da, da, da, da.

00:00:58.720 Oh, Gene, stay awake.

00:01:03.880 Good morning, everybody.

00:01:05.200 And welcome to the highlight of human civilization.

00:01:08.900 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams, and you've never had a better time.

00:01:12.720 But if you'd like to try desperately, oh, my phone fell over.

00:01:19.240 To elevate this experience to levels that no one can understand with their tiny, shiny human brains.

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00:01:38.440 Fill it with your favorite liquid.

00:01:39.940 I like coffee.

00:01:40.640 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine at the end of the day, the thing that makes everything better.

00:01:47.240 It's called the simultaneous sip.

00:01:50.300 Exactly.

00:01:51.260 Go.

00:01:55.840 Ah.

00:01:58.000 So good.

00:01:59.660 So, so good.

00:02:00.980 Well, let's check the world of science to see if we can save them any money.

00:02:10.380 Oh, yeah, here's one.

00:02:12.460 According to Cornell University, Sarah Magnus Sharp is writing, that they did some studies and found out that the secret to keeping your New Year's resolution is that you have to like the process as much as the goal.

00:02:31.360 Hmm.

00:02:32.520 The process as much as the goal.

00:02:36.460 Huh.

00:02:37.240 Does that sound familiar at all?

00:02:39.620 Yes.

00:02:40.560 If you don't like this system, you're not going to get to the goal.

00:02:46.360 A perfect example of that is exercise.

00:02:50.640 If you choose an exercise that you hate, you're not going to get in shape.

00:02:56.660 Not a chance.

00:02:57.480 But let's say you follow the disgraced cartoonist advice and you find some exercise that you enjoy and you reward yourself for it.

00:03:10.300 I used to like going to the gym because I like the social element of it and I would give myself a healthy snack when I was done and I was addicted to the process.

00:03:23.200 So, yes, the reason that some people achieve their goals is that they enjoy the process.

00:03:33.000 The Atomic Habits guy wrote about this.

00:03:36.100 Well, yes, the Atomic Habits guy wrote about a few things that I also wrote about first, which he admits.

00:03:45.100 He does give me credit for stuff in his book.

00:03:49.360 Anyway, let's see if science has any more surprises for us.

00:03:55.200 Oh, here Eric Dolan is writing about there were psychedelic retreats for people with PTSD.

00:04:05.720 And they found that if they did psychedelics, it helped them with their PTSD.

00:04:14.460 Now, does that story sound familiar?

00:04:17.440 At least once a week, there's a new study where somebody gave somebody some psychedelics and discovered that it helped their mental situation greatly.

00:04:30.300 It either solved their depression or their PTSD or some other major mental problems.

00:04:37.560 Have you ever seen a story about people responsibly using hallucinogens where it didn't work?

00:04:48.480 I feel like it works every time they test it, no matter what the domain is, as long as it's something about mental health.

00:04:56.860 It helps every time, every person, every time.

00:05:00.440 Now, there must be situations where it goes wrong for some people.

00:05:05.000 So don't take any, don't get any medical advice from me.

00:05:09.360 I'm just noting that every time this story is in the news has the same ending.

00:05:14.640 Yeah, it was a big difference.

00:05:16.780 Something should, something should happen.

00:05:20.800 If we, we could replace, I believe, all therapy with AI as your therapist,

00:05:30.360 just telling you to responsibly take some hallucinogens, maybe, maybe that's all you need.

00:05:41.660 I saw a post by the Wall Street Apes on X.

00:05:46.300 They showed a video of, there's some company in San Francisco, I don't know what company,

00:05:51.100 that's testing a little robot on wheels, you know, not, not the guy that looks like a person,

00:05:59.140 but a little robot on wheels for delivering stuff in urban environments.

00:06:04.200 And they're testing it.

00:06:07.140 This doesn't seem real, but I think it is.

00:06:10.080 They're testing it in L.A. to see if I can deliver things on the sidewalk.

00:06:16.760 But they had to do a test where they put mannequins on the sidewalk like homeless people

00:06:24.460 who had passed down from fentanyl.

00:06:27.160 And then they had to test the robot to see if it would go around the bodies,

00:06:31.860 the homeless people lying on the sidewalks.

00:06:35.080 And I think it did.

00:06:40.100 But we're just assuming from the video that what they were testing was if the robots could go around the humans.

00:06:48.380 What we didn't see is if they're testing the robot to kill the humans, then go around them.

00:06:56.560 I don't know.

00:06:58.160 I don't know.

00:06:58.860 We just saw the bodies.

00:07:00.040 We don't know how they died.

00:07:01.140 But it might be the first step in the robots destroying all humanity.

00:07:06.660 Speaking of that, perplexity, the AI company that I've said good things about in the past,

00:07:13.880 it's a hot little AI company.

00:07:17.520 I don't know if it will survive because it's not one of the top three.

00:07:23.380 If you're not in the top three, I don't know if the government will even let you be successful.

00:07:28.220 So maybe Apple will buy them or something.

00:07:29.880 But perplexity has rolled out its own browser called Comet.

00:07:37.020 And I saw one report on TechRadar by John Anthony DeSoto who tested it, and he was impressed.

00:07:44.680 Now, the reason that an AI company would want to make its own browser is so the browser could act as your agent

00:07:53.100 and do a bunch of stuff while you're doing whatever you want to do.

00:07:57.140 So, as John Anthony points out in his article, that when you first start using it, it doesn't seem like it's a big time saver

00:08:09.280 because you tell it to do something, and then you sit there and watch to make sure it did it.

00:08:14.220 So it takes about, you know, it's not really that much of a time saver because you're prevented from doing something else

00:08:21.960 because you're watching to make sure it worked.

00:08:24.480 But as he points out, you eventually reach a point where you realize, wait a minute, this usually works.

00:08:30.820 So I'll just tell it to make some reservations or whatever, whatever you're telling it to do.

00:08:36.040 And I'll do some work on something else in the meantime.

00:08:40.200 And apparently that is a big wow experience because when you get back to it and it did what you wanted, it saved a lot of time.

00:08:48.460 Now, here's my take.

00:08:52.580 I've been saying this for probably 20 years or more in public, and people always fight me on this.

00:09:03.420 And you will fight me too.

00:09:05.760 So get ready to fight me.

00:09:08.740 Here's what I believe.

00:09:10.480 I believe that humans want to maintain privacy as much as possible.

00:09:16.220 So far, we're on the same page.

00:09:18.560 Everybody likes privacy, mostly about themselves.

00:09:22.900 We don't care about privacy for other people, but we like it for ourselves.

00:09:29.180 But in order to use and really get all the benefit from these AI agents, they're going to need to have your passwords.

00:09:38.240 And they're going to need to know all about you because the things that you want them to do,

00:09:44.420 such as making reservations or whatever,

00:09:46.560 it's going to require a lot of knowledge about you, your name, your address.

00:09:52.180 In some cases, maybe your social security number, if you're telling it to deal with something financial or banking or whatever.

00:10:00.180 How many of you would feel comfortable giving your own AI if they told you, oh, it's totally secure, we'll never look at it at the company level?

00:10:11.880 How many of you would feel comfortable with an AI that has your password for anything important?

00:10:20.440 Maybe for making restaurant reservations?

00:10:22.760 Maybe.

00:10:24.660 But would you let it have access to your bank?

00:10:27.720 Because if you did, think of all the time you would save.

00:10:33.880 I would love an AI that had access to my bank.

00:10:37.140 Because I'm continually signing up for things that are auto-pay or debugging some problem with my bank or there's a credit card that got stolen.

00:10:49.900 Just always, I'm just always dealing with bank and IRS stuff.

00:10:54.400 How many of you would trust your AI to have access to all of that stuff?

00:11:01.220 The answer is none of you.

00:11:04.500 Not a single one of you, and certainly not me, would feel comfortable with it.

00:11:09.660 Now, here's the part that I've been predicting.

00:11:14.320 We'll all get over it.

00:11:16.800 We'll get over it.

00:11:17.820 Once you realize that privacy was always an illusion, you're going to let it go.

00:11:25.040 It's always been an illusion.

00:11:27.600 The only thing that protects your privacy in a world where the government can get access to anything that they want,

00:11:35.500 they only need to have a reason.

00:11:38.260 And it doesn't have to be even a good reason.

00:11:41.360 It could be a reason they made up, because they're law-faring you.

00:11:44.540 So you don't have any privacy.

00:11:47.540 The only thing you have that protects you is your boringness.

00:11:54.380 Have you heard me say this before?

00:11:56.400 The only protection you have is being boring and not being interesting to the government,

00:12:03.600 not being interesting to hackers, not being interested to people at banks and other places

00:12:10.620 that have access to your private information.

00:12:12.900 The only reason that all of you have not been victimized is that you're boring.

00:12:21.220 There is somebody who can get access to everything you have, the government.

00:12:27.580 They just need a reason.

00:12:29.900 As long as you're boring, no reason.

00:12:32.660 But the moment you do a freak-off, you know, sort of ditty style, well, suddenly they're accessing your phones and your computers

00:12:43.500 and talking to everybody who ever knew you.

00:12:46.580 You don't have privacy.

00:12:48.620 You don't even have a little bit of privacy.

00:12:51.160 You have zero privacy.

00:12:52.940 You only have the right to be boring.

00:12:55.520 That's it.

00:12:56.900 Nothing else.

00:12:57.760 So, I'm not saying that you should give up your privacy, and I'm not saying I would enjoy it if it happened, if I lost mine.

00:13:07.020 Wouldn't like it at all.

00:13:08.100 But I bet you, once we realize that privacy went away a long time ago, or maybe you never had it,

00:13:17.120 that you'll just say, you know, I don't really have any serious privacy

00:13:23.360 because my government can get whatever they want, if not hackers.

00:13:28.520 But I could use these AI agents to make my life ten times easier.

00:13:34.840 So, I think people will just get over privacy.

00:13:37.820 That's my prediction.

00:13:39.260 And again, I'm not saying you should or that you'll like it.

00:13:43.020 I'm just predicting that's where it will go.

00:13:45.720 Claudia was leaving for her pickleball tournament.

00:13:47.880 I've been visualizing my match all week.

00:13:50.420 She was so focused on visualizing that she didn't see the column behind her car on her backhand side.

00:13:55.360 Good thing Claudia's with Intact, the insurer with the largest network of auto service centers in the country.

00:14:02.120 Everything was taken care of under one roof, and she was on her way in a rental car in no time.

00:14:06.580 I made it to my tournament and lost in the first round.

00:14:10.060 But you got there on time.

00:14:11.900 Intact Insurance, your auto service ace.

00:14:14.520 Certain conditions apply.

00:14:17.140 Well, SoftBank, the company's SoftBank, according to Digital Trends,

00:14:23.160 Trevor Mogg is writing that they've developed AI agents to make each worker like a thousand-armed deity.

00:14:31.600 So, the head of SoftBank, Son Mayashi, Masayoshi,

00:14:39.220 he said that they now have this technology that would allow the AI to make its own agents,

00:14:47.200 and you could have potentially one person could have, you know, a million AI agents doing stuff for you.

00:14:56.040 But I say, I don't believe this is a fruitful direction,

00:15:01.440 because if you had one AI agent and you told it to make some hotel reservations,

00:15:07.920 it wouldn't be a big burden on you to check and make sure it did it right,

00:15:12.040 and then correct whatever wasn't right.

00:15:14.080 But if you had a million agents that were doing things on your behalf,

00:15:19.600 or even a hundred,

00:15:22.640 how in the world would you supervise all that?

00:15:25.540 And would you feel comfortable that if you didn't supervise it,

00:15:29.400 the AI was going to go and do it correctly the way you want,

00:15:32.280 and not cause you any problems?

00:15:34.660 I don't know.

00:15:35.180 I feel like there will be a natural limit to how many AI agents anybody will ever want working on their behalf,

00:15:43.220 because you've got to check their work all the time.

00:15:45.540 So, maybe three might be your limit, not a million.

00:15:50.280 Well, Delta Airlines, according to Fortune magazine,

00:15:57.640 Irina Ivanova is writing,

00:16:00.220 they're eliminating set prices for their flights

00:16:03.240 in favor of having the AI determine how much you personally will pay for a ticket.

00:16:09.000 And apparently, this is already being,

00:16:12.120 it's rolled out,

00:16:13.860 and it's being tested on a small percentage of their customers.

00:16:18.600 To which I asked the question on X,

00:16:21.180 and everybody had the same answer.

00:16:23.320 How much would you be happy

00:16:25.240 to find out that the price you were paying for your airline ticket at Delta

00:16:30.320 was determined by the AI figuring out the most you were willing to pay?

00:16:38.060 I can't think of anything that would make me hate the company more than that.

00:16:42.840 Can you?

00:16:44.100 Because how would the AI determine how much you're willing to pay?

00:16:48.520 What does it know about you?

00:16:51.120 Let me give you an example.

00:16:53.280 Let's say you were,

00:16:55.900 one of your parents is elderly,

00:16:58.060 and you're making frequent flights to spend time with them.

00:17:04.000 Wouldn't Delta figure out

00:17:05.760 that this person is going to book those frequent flights

00:17:09.820 because there's obviously something on the other end

00:17:12.680 that's important to that person.

00:17:14.860 And so they raise the price for you to see your dying parents.

00:17:19.620 Now, it wouldn't know it's doing that.

00:17:21.660 It would just say,

00:17:22.480 I feel like this person is going to pay a little more for a ticket

00:17:25.140 because they fly a lot.

00:17:26.500 So there must be something on the other end of that flight

00:17:29.560 that they really care about.

00:17:32.260 How in the world,

00:17:33.480 because it could have possibly charged me more than other people

00:17:36.560 for whatever it is I want,

00:17:38.480 where I wouldn't want to go in with a machine gun

00:17:40.580 and kill everybody at their company.

00:17:43.300 Don't do that, by the way.

00:17:45.060 That is not a call to violence.

00:17:47.340 Oh, my God.

00:17:50.980 I really can't think of a worse idea.

00:17:54.960 But we'll see.

00:17:56.280 They swear they're going to roll it out.

00:17:59.980 All right.

00:18:01.580 Trump announced yesterday

00:18:03.680 that they're cutting federal funding

00:18:05.740 for California's ridiculous high-speed rail project.

00:18:08.780 They had billions of dollars approved,

00:18:13.900 but it managed to build basically no high-speed rail at all.

00:18:18.840 And I said to myself,

00:18:20.440 well, that'll teach California

00:18:22.580 because once that federal funding is cut,

00:18:26.740 there's no way they're going to keep wasting this money.

00:18:29.500 But then I looked at the context,

00:18:31.800 and the entire project is currently estimated

00:18:36.880 to cost $128 billion

00:18:38.960 to build California's high-speed rail.

00:18:41.980 I didn't even know they were still working on it.

00:18:44.980 Did anybody know that?

00:18:46.660 I thought that project was killed a long time ago.

00:18:50.520 But the amount that the...

00:18:52.680 And that's the estimate is four times

00:18:55.280 the original estimated price of $33 billion.

00:19:00.380 So it went from,

00:19:01.300 I think we can do this for $33 billion

00:19:03.880 to, I don't know,

00:19:06.080 but we might be able to get it done for $128 billion.

00:19:09.600 And you learn that after you start.

00:19:13.360 That's like every project I did in my corporate days.

00:19:18.880 It was my job to evaluate vendors

00:19:22.480 for various technology purchases that we needed.

00:19:26.720 And so I'd go out for a bid,

00:19:29.860 I'd ask companies to bid on it.

00:19:31.980 All right, we need to replace this internal storage device.

00:19:36.980 And then all the companies would bid,

00:19:39.300 and then I would take the low bid

00:19:41.260 of the best company that was qualified to do it,

00:19:45.280 and I would take it to my boss,

00:19:46.940 and I'd say,

00:19:47.680 here's the one that's the lowest bid

00:19:49.980 for this exact thing that we want.

00:19:52.500 And then what would happen after I signed the deal?

00:19:57.180 Every time, what would happen?

00:19:59.560 As soon as you sign it,

00:20:01.760 or maybe as soon as you install it,

00:20:04.180 you immediately learned that you needed to spend more

00:20:06.980 for something that hadn't been mentioned.

00:20:09.020 And so on day one,

00:20:11.980 your low-priced vendor,

00:20:14.740 the one that had the lowest price,

00:20:16.800 surprises you with,

00:20:18.140 oh, well, it looks like we specified something

00:20:22.420 that's a little underpowered for what you need.

00:20:24.940 But no problem.

00:20:26.140 If you just pay more,

00:20:27.640 you could have the better model.

00:20:29.300 And then it's too late to start all over again,

00:20:33.160 and you don't want to tell your boss

00:20:35.380 that you screwed up,

00:20:36.680 what are you going to do?

00:20:38.040 Well, the vendor knows exactly what you're going to do.

00:20:40.580 You're going to pay the higher price.

00:20:42.580 So in the real world,

00:20:44.440 things do go the way that this high-speed rail went,

00:20:48.680 which is somebody bid,

00:20:50.840 I could get that done for $33 billion.

00:20:53.460 And then probably the moment it was improved,

00:20:56.720 the people who said they could do it for $33 billion

00:20:59.240 started doing,

00:21:01.000 probably there was lots of different entities,

00:21:03.420 but every one of the entities said,

00:21:05.360 all right, yes, totally.

00:21:07.000 Yep, our portion would only cost a billion.

00:21:10.520 Well, unless you want to go all the way down the state,

00:21:14.060 which is what you want,

00:21:16.220 well, that would be $2 billion.

00:21:18.240 And then all the other people involved do the same thing.

00:21:20.880 So, well, now that it's all approved,

00:21:23.920 I got to admit, we're taking a closer look,

00:21:26.360 and we probably can't do it for that price.

00:21:29.580 But for twice that price,

00:21:31.000 we could totally get it done.

00:21:34.580 So that's the way of the world.

00:21:37.140 Everything gets approved at an artificially low price,

00:21:40.080 and then the bad people creep it up.

00:21:43.240 But apparently the federal amount was only $4 billion.

00:21:47.700 So if we think it would cost $128 billion,

00:21:51.080 and Trump only took away $4 billion,

00:21:54.580 it shouldn't make any difference at all to whether it gets built.

00:21:58.300 I mean, it's such a small percentage.

00:22:00.460 But we'll see.

00:22:01.360 I expect nothing to happen.

00:22:04.520 But do other countries have the same problem where they can't get stuff done?

00:22:09.700 Well, it turns out that the UAE is planning to build an underwater bullet train,

00:22:16.080 which doesn't exist anywhere.

00:22:17.700 So they would connect Dubai and Mumbai.

00:22:24.280 So from Dubai to Mumbai,

00:22:26.540 there would be this cool underwater train experience,

00:22:30.500 high-speed train,

00:22:31.260 and they would make it so that the underwater view is amazing,

00:22:36.140 so that you're looking at amazing underwater stuff as you go.

00:22:40.640 So that's what the UAE is doing.

00:22:42.720 How does the UAE get something done like that?

00:22:48.060 Because it feels like in the Middle East that things are getting done.

00:22:54.040 Maybe not that big city of Aum or whatever it is, Saudi Arabia.

00:22:58.580 I think Saudi Arabia is having that cost overrun thing too,

00:23:02.280 building their big futuristic city.

00:23:05.580 But we'll see.

00:23:06.960 We'll see if the UAE can do what California cannot do times 10.

00:23:11.860 Okay.

00:23:13.540 If you watched the Sean Ryan broadcast podcast with Gavin Newsom,

00:23:20.620 you saw that Gavin Newsom was angry at Trump for, among other things,

00:23:26.400 giving him the nickname New Scum.

00:23:29.500 And the problem that Gavin Newsom has with his nickname New Scum

00:23:37.320 is that he has children,

00:23:39.820 and the children get bullied at school,

00:23:42.000 and they get called New Scum too.

00:23:45.700 Now, I am very much opposed

00:23:48.320 to the situation where you call Gavin Newsom New Scum,

00:23:55.140 but it has a downhill impact on the children being bullied.

00:23:59.600 And I think you need something to distinguish the two,

00:24:07.040 because you don't want the father and the children to be suffering under the same nickname.

00:24:11.560 So what I recommend is that Gavin be called Old Scum,

00:24:16.460 and maybe his children would just be New Scum, sort of like Junior.

00:24:21.800 No, I'm against bullying.

00:24:26.820 That's just a joke.

00:24:29.020 But it's kind of funny.

00:24:30.840 New Scum and Old Scum.

00:24:33.720 If I were his kids, I don't know how old they are.

00:24:36.940 I think they're probably teens.

00:24:37.940 If I were his teenage kids, and people were calling me New Scum,

00:24:44.840 I would insist that my father be referred to as Old Scum,

00:24:49.260 because it would be funny to me.

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00:25:54.660 Well, apparently there's a new poll

00:25:57.080 of Democrat congressional people approval.

00:26:01.080 And the job approval, according to the New York Post,

00:26:05.260 Victor Nava's writing about this,

00:26:07.560 they've hit a new all-time low.

00:26:10.140 So they're now at 19%, only 19% of registered voters

00:26:18.160 approve of the way Democrats and Congress are handling their job.

00:26:22.440 That's a Quinnipiac University poll.

00:26:27.180 19%.

00:26:27.860 Is that the lowest it's ever been?

00:26:30.520 It feels like it, right?

00:26:35.140 Newer scum.

00:26:36.340 New scum and newer scum.

00:26:38.580 That's pretty funny.

00:26:41.900 So I'm going to predict that Democrat congressional approval

00:26:47.420 will hit single digits.

00:26:48.980 So, you know, something below 10%.

00:26:53.440 If there are doubts at 19%,

00:26:56.440 I don't know if there's a bottom for this.

00:26:59.980 So we'll see.

00:27:02.360 Well, Newsmax is reporting that Columbia University

00:27:05.300 is trying to address the problem

00:27:07.440 that the Trump administration is withholding

00:27:11.440 something like $400 million in federal funds

00:27:14.600 because they say Columbia is not doing enough

00:27:18.800 to fight anti-Semitism.

00:27:21.260 So Columbia has decided to try to get their $400 million back

00:27:26.060 by agreeing to a bunch of requirements

00:27:30.720 placed on them for fighting anti-Semitism.

00:27:34.700 And I said to myself,

00:27:36.800 well, what are they asking them to do?

00:27:39.160 Well, here's a list of things they're going to do.

00:27:43.760 They're going to adopt

00:27:44.600 the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance

00:27:47.360 definition of anti-Semitism.

00:27:51.900 So they won't have as much ambiguity

00:27:55.640 about what is and what isn't.

00:27:57.880 They will accept that organization's definition

00:28:02.660 of anti-Semitism.

00:28:04.580 Now, what would that be?

00:28:06.680 What would their definition be?

00:28:09.160 Their definition would be

00:28:10.560 that some critiques of Israel,

00:28:13.900 the country, as a Jewish state,

00:28:16.280 might cross the line into anti-Semitism.

00:28:19.240 They gave some examples.

00:28:22.220 So if you were to publicly deny,

00:28:25.360 well, or privately, I guess,

00:28:27.140 deny the Jewish people's right

00:28:28.880 to self-determination,

00:28:31.240 you would be anti-Semitic.

00:28:33.980 The right to self-determination.

00:28:35.920 What does that even mean?

00:28:39.580 What would it mean to deny somebody's right

00:28:42.600 to self-determination?

00:28:45.700 Doesn't everybody sort of have that right a little bit?

00:28:50.260 I don't even know what it means.

00:28:51.440 So that would be trouble.

00:28:53.740 Or claiming,

00:28:55.400 so it would be anti-Semitic

00:28:56.820 according to this definition,

00:28:58.040 if you claim that the existence of Israel

00:29:00.900 is a racist endeavor.

00:29:03.820 So don't do that.

00:29:07.540 And if you compare the current Israeli policies

00:29:10.960 with that of the Nazis,

00:29:13.380 that would be considered anti-Semitic.

00:29:16.380 So you can't call Israel Nazis.

00:29:21.060 But, just to be clear,

00:29:22.940 you can still call everybody else a Nazi.

00:29:26.040 You can call Trump a Nazi.

00:29:28.240 You can call me a Nazi.

00:29:30.640 You can call everybody a Nazi,

00:29:32.460 but you cannot call

00:29:34.240 Israeli policies Nazi.

00:29:39.000 Now, here is something you need to know.

00:29:41.820 I talk about this a lot, actually.

00:29:46.260 But I'll put it in this context as well.

00:29:48.960 Whoever controls the definition of words

00:29:51.720 controls you.

00:29:55.440 Let me say that again.

00:29:56.880 Whoever controls the definition of words,

00:30:00.320 in this case, anti-Semitism,

00:30:02.640 controls you.

00:30:04.240 Because they can decide,

00:30:05.780 well, according to my definition,

00:30:08.100 you just did something illegal,

00:30:09.600 so you go to jail.

00:30:10.580 Or you get kicked down,

00:30:12.480 or whatever the penalty is.

00:30:14.860 So, whenever you see this,

00:30:18.380 we've decided that this one organization

00:30:20.740 will be in charge of the definition of the word.

00:30:24.680 You don't want to be in that situation.

00:30:28.460 You want to be able to have the right

00:30:30.600 to use words the way you would like them to mean.

00:30:33.980 And if other people have a different definition for it,

00:30:36.580 well, you can fight it out,

00:30:37.980 you know, verbally.

00:30:39.020 But if you let somebody else decide

00:30:43.000 what your definitions of words are,

00:30:45.480 they are in charge of you.

00:30:47.560 So, I would suggest

00:30:49.060 that Israel's making a step

00:30:52.240 in the wrong direction.

00:30:54.700 Because one of their biggest complaints

00:30:57.180 is that the anti-Semites say,

00:31:00.020 Israel has too much control in the United States.

00:31:02.800 Well, they're talking about this.

00:31:07.380 Now, it's not the country of Israel.

00:31:09.780 In this case,

00:31:10.680 it's the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance,

00:31:13.820 which I'm sure is a fine organization.

00:31:16.340 I have no problem with it whatsoever.

00:31:18.580 And, obviously,

00:31:19.820 if they have the option

00:31:21.360 of being in control of the definition,

00:31:24.180 of course they'd want that.

00:31:26.220 You know, why would they?

00:31:27.360 You should want it too.

00:31:28.340 We should all want to be in charge

00:31:30.720 of the definitions

00:31:31.520 because that puts you

00:31:32.540 in charge of everything.

00:31:35.380 But,

00:31:36.160 they're working with,

00:31:38.740 so,

00:31:39.440 Columbia is also working

00:31:40.600 with the Anti-Definition League.

00:31:44.660 And they're,

00:31:45.900 what else are they doing?

00:31:49.320 They're going to appoint

00:31:50.440 a coordinator

00:31:51.260 to ensure compliance

00:31:52.560 with whatever,

00:31:53.880 Civil Rights Acts.

00:31:55.260 Sounds good.

00:31:55.920 And they're going to allow,

00:31:58.640 they're going to work

00:31:59.180 with the Anti-Defamation League

00:32:01.320 to create training

00:32:02.880 on anti-Semitism.

00:32:05.200 So,

00:32:06.220 a little bit like

00:32:07.560 the definition thing.

00:32:10.540 So,

00:32:10.960 if Columbia

00:32:11.700 delegates

00:32:13.540 the training materials

00:32:15.760 to the Anti-Defamation League,

00:32:18.100 they're really

00:32:19.060 putting the Anti-Defamation League

00:32:20.880 in charge of

00:32:21.820 some important stuff.

00:32:24.540 So,

00:32:26.580 I feel as though

00:32:28.140 this may be

00:32:31.260 one step forward,

00:32:33.020 two steps back.

00:32:35.360 It's good to

00:32:36.600 try to battle

00:32:37.480 anti-Semitism.

00:32:39.120 So,

00:32:39.580 I'm all in on that.

00:32:42.140 But,

00:32:42.840 if the way you're doing it

00:32:44.000 is you're putting

00:32:44.720 in some

00:32:45.720 organization's

00:32:47.660 definition of

00:32:48.480 what would allow you

00:32:49.820 to be kicked out of school

00:32:51.080 or jailed

00:32:51.940 or punished

00:32:53.020 or canceled

00:32:54.300 or whatever,

00:32:55.460 that's a horrible idea.

00:32:58.180 And you,

00:32:59.600 I would imagine

00:33:00.580 that for the people

00:33:02.280 who are,

00:33:02.880 you know,

00:33:03.520 paying attention

00:33:04.180 at some level

00:33:05.040 that's beyond

00:33:05.740 what the average public

00:33:06.760 is paying attention,

00:33:08.360 that this would make them

00:33:09.540 even more angry

00:33:11.160 about what they would see

00:33:13.060 as Jewish control

00:33:14.180 of America.

00:33:14.900 America.

00:33:16.100 Now,

00:33:17.520 since I don't go to

00:33:18.960 Colombia,

00:33:19.880 I don't really have

00:33:20.540 a dog in this fight,

00:33:22.020 but it looks like

00:33:23.320 the thing that the

00:33:24.300 Trump administration

00:33:25.760 is requiring of them

00:33:27.360 to get on the right side

00:33:29.120 of anti-Semitism

00:33:30.040 probably will make it worse.

00:33:32.840 I think it would make it worse.

00:33:35.020 So,

00:33:35.460 I'm going to blame

00:33:36.160 not Colombia for this,

00:33:38.160 but whoever is making

00:33:39.380 Colombia do it,

00:33:40.320 which is the Trump administration.

00:33:42.700 So,

00:33:43.080 bad on the Trump administration,

00:33:44.900 for putting somebody else

00:33:46.740 in charge of

00:33:47.420 definitions of words.

00:33:53.340 According to

00:33:54.380 an ex-user

00:33:55.780 called

00:33:56.200 Cartoons Hater,

00:33:57.900 must be a cartoonist,

00:33:59.140 I don't know,

00:34:01.360 she talks about

00:34:02.780 how in the old days,

00:34:04.860 not too long ago,

00:34:06.600 being a good dancer

00:34:07.760 used to be something

00:34:08.760 that men tried to do.

00:34:11.100 So,

00:34:11.360 apparently men

00:34:12.100 at one point

00:34:13.000 tried to be good dancers,

00:34:14.900 because they thought

00:34:15.640 it would attract women.

00:34:17.760 And it was,

00:34:18.820 I remember when I was younger,

00:34:20.520 that was one of the main things

00:34:21.720 that people said,

00:34:23.300 is that,

00:34:24.580 yeah,

00:34:24.960 just learn to dance,

00:34:26.420 and then you'll have

00:34:27.120 all these women.

00:34:27.740 But,

00:34:28.840 according to

00:34:29.720 Cartoons Hater,

00:34:31.600 that dancing

00:34:32.160 is now a social activity

00:34:33.800 that is uncommon.

00:34:35.760 Did you know that?

00:34:37.260 Did you know that

00:34:38.380 dancing

00:34:39.040 is no longer

00:34:41.020 as big a deal

00:34:43.020 as it used to be?

00:34:44.140 I didn't know that.

00:34:45.500 I assumed it was always the same.

00:34:48.200 But,

00:34:48.820 in the current day,

00:34:51.000 when men dance,

00:34:52.640 in quotes,

00:34:53.420 dance,

00:34:54.180 they either do slow dances

00:34:55.720 or they barely move.

00:34:57.840 So,

00:34:58.280 back in the 80s,

00:34:59.240 you know,

00:34:59.460 people would try to be doing disco

00:35:01.000 and they'd have,

00:35:02.040 you know,

00:35:02.820 John Travolta moves

00:35:03.940 and stuff.

00:35:05.100 And,

00:35:05.600 people are trying to figure out

00:35:07.320 why,

00:35:07.700 what changed?

00:35:08.700 That men don't dance anymore.

00:35:10.800 And,

00:35:11.280 somebody said,

00:35:11.960 it's because dancing looks gay,

00:35:14.600 maybe.

00:35:16.460 But,

00:35:16.940 also,

00:35:17.340 that if you didn't dance

00:35:18.320 very well,

00:35:19.660 somebody with a phone

00:35:21.360 is going to take a video of you

00:35:22.760 and humiliate you in public.

00:35:24.800 To which I thought,

00:35:26.140 hmm,

00:35:27.040 that might be,

00:35:27.920 that might be true.

00:35:29.540 But,

00:35:29.860 I think,

00:35:30.240 in general,

00:35:30.840 just men are not trying as hard.

00:35:33.880 Men are not,

00:35:34.820 just not trying

00:35:35.820 to even attract women.

00:35:40.320 And,

00:35:40.940 we'll,

00:35:41.180 I'll talk about that

00:35:41.960 a little bit more.

00:35:42.640 But,

00:35:42.800 Victor Davis Hanson

00:35:44.120 has an article

00:35:44.640 in the Post Millennial

00:35:45.660 talking about this

00:35:47.360 TikTok influencer

00:35:48.700 who says that women

00:35:51.000 are stealing salads

00:35:52.480 at restaurants

00:35:54.060 when,

00:35:54.540 when the order is up

00:35:55.540 for some order to go.

00:35:57.900 The TikTok influencer

00:35:59.000 say women are stealing salads

00:36:01.180 of what they think

00:36:03.200 would be

00:36:03.700 maybe some guy

00:36:04.760 that they could

00:36:05.440 future,

00:36:06.580 date in the future.

00:36:07.700 And,

00:36:08.140 then they use LinkedIn

00:36:08.960 to stalk the real owner

00:36:10.560 and contact them

00:36:12.080 and say,

00:36:12.420 oh,

00:36:12.720 I'm sorry,

00:36:13.880 it appears I accidentally

00:36:15.500 got your salad.

00:36:16.420 and it's a way

00:36:18.100 for women

00:36:18.580 to somewhat

00:36:19.980 casually

00:36:20.660 meet a man.

00:36:22.700 Now,

00:36:23.300 first of all,

00:36:24.040 I don't believe

00:36:24.660 anything about this story.

00:36:26.520 I do not believe

00:36:27.420 that that happened

00:36:28.200 more than one time

00:36:29.180 in the entire world.

00:36:30.960 There may have been

00:36:32.040 one person

00:36:33.440 who once stole a salad

00:36:34.620 or got one accidentally

00:36:35.900 and thought,

00:36:37.280 oh,

00:36:37.840 I think I'll

00:36:38.920 contact this person.

00:36:40.660 Maybe one person ever.

00:36:42.180 So,

00:36:42.660 I do not believe

00:36:43.780 this is any kind

00:36:44.580 of a trend.

00:36:45.220 but,

00:36:49.500 it does speak

00:36:50.440 to the fact

00:36:51.160 that,

00:36:51.660 you know,

00:36:52.020 the regular dating apps

00:36:53.340 and all that stuff

00:36:54.140 are not working.

00:36:55.080 Dance is not working.

00:36:56.220 Dating apps

00:36:56.780 are not working.

00:36:58.540 And,

00:36:58.900 and some people

00:37:03.300 are complaining

00:37:04.060 that men

00:37:06.720 don't approach

00:37:07.660 women anymore

00:37:08.540 and ask them

00:37:09.100 on dates.

00:37:10.200 Is that something

00:37:10.840 you've heard?

00:37:11.700 I've heard this.

00:37:12.640 I've heard it

00:37:13.760 from single women.

00:37:16.000 They say that men

00:37:16.720 just don't approach them.

00:37:18.080 They just don't.

00:37:19.820 They used to,

00:37:20.660 but they don't.

00:37:22.320 Now,

00:37:22.680 why do you think

00:37:23.360 that is?

00:37:26.280 Let,

00:37:26.800 let me fill you in

00:37:28.020 on what,

00:37:29.100 why men

00:37:29.460 don't approach

00:37:30.800 women.

00:37:31.860 You ready?

00:37:32.580 It only works

00:37:35.020 for handsome people

00:37:36.080 who are tall

00:37:37.940 and have most

00:37:38.560 of their hair

00:37:39.080 or are in good

00:37:40.400 shape at least.

00:37:41.960 If you're a really

00:37:43.140 good looking guy,

00:37:44.420 you can walk up

00:37:45.740 to anybody

00:37:46.280 and they'll be like,

00:37:48.200 oh,

00:37:48.460 maybe.

00:37:50.040 If you're not

00:37:50.920 a good looking guy,

00:37:52.080 which would be

00:37:52.800 95% of the public,

00:37:55.240 you can't walk up

00:37:56.880 to a stranger

00:37:57.560 and get a good reaction

00:37:58.700 because the only thing

00:38:00.380 they have to go on

00:38:01.340 is your dumb

00:38:02.720 opening line,

00:38:03.700 which is always dumb,

00:38:05.040 and what you look like.

00:38:06.620 It doesn't work.

00:38:08.000 Why do you think

00:38:10.320 people put photos

00:38:12.500 on dating apps

00:38:13.400 that don't look

00:38:13.920 anything like

00:38:14.580 they actually look?

00:38:16.320 It's because

00:38:16.860 if they walked up

00:38:17.840 to you in person,

00:38:18.560 you'd say,

00:38:19.020 no thanks.

00:38:21.820 So dating

00:38:22.780 is mostly trickery,

00:38:24.780 you know,

00:38:25.000 trying to fool

00:38:26.140 somebody into

00:38:26.820 being attracted

00:38:27.800 without them knowing

00:38:29.320 that's what you were doing.

00:38:31.240 So I would say

00:38:32.700 that if you're not

00:38:33.860 among the 5%

00:38:35.180 tall and handsome

00:38:36.840 guys,

00:38:37.400 the only way

00:38:38.940 you're going to

00:38:39.720 attract women

00:38:40.700 is to not

00:38:42.300 approach them

00:38:43.040 but rather be

00:38:44.740 talented as something

00:38:46.120 in a public way.

00:38:49.120 If you can be

00:38:50.660 rich and successful

00:38:52.220 in a public way,

00:38:53.920 you will attract

00:38:55.320 all the female attention

00:38:56.400 that you've ever wanted.

00:38:58.320 If you can't show

00:39:00.280 that you have

00:39:00.760 something going on,

00:39:02.120 that you're

00:39:02.780 good at a sport

00:39:04.140 or good at making money

00:39:06.280 or good at something,

00:39:08.140 you're not going to

00:39:09.320 attract anybody.

00:39:11.700 So

00:39:11.940 dancing doesn't work,

00:39:14.500 dating apps don't work,

00:39:15.820 walking up to women

00:39:16.860 doesn't work,

00:39:18.320 but

00:39:18.840 if you've got

00:39:19.640 something going on,

00:39:21.260 women will

00:39:21.920 come up to you.

00:39:23.500 And

00:39:23.920 in my

00:39:24.520 limited dating

00:39:26.340 experience

00:39:27.000 over my lifetime,

00:39:27.940 I've never been

00:39:30.360 confused

00:39:31.180 about whether

00:39:32.360 a woman was

00:39:33.160 interested in me

00:39:34.100 because

00:39:35.400 they show it

00:39:36.760 so obviously.

00:39:38.980 Is that your

00:39:39.900 experience,

00:39:40.740 men?

00:39:41.680 That when a woman

00:39:42.800 is interested in you,

00:39:44.820 you know it

00:39:45.860 so easily.

00:39:48.840 It's never a surprise,

00:39:50.320 is it?

00:39:50.700 So

00:39:52.240 anyway.

00:39:55.320 According to

00:39:56.200 Daniel Greenfield,

00:39:57.680 he's writing

00:39:58.260 that

00:39:59.020 one in three

00:39:59.740 Americans feel

00:40:00.520 lonely every week

00:40:01.640 and one in five

00:40:02.880 feel lonely every day.

00:40:05.360 And

00:40:05.540 less than half

00:40:06.200 of households

00:40:06.720 are headed by

00:40:07.320 married couples

00:40:08.000 now

00:40:08.340 and

00:40:09.300 63%

00:40:10.560 of single people

00:40:11.440 are not looking

00:40:12.860 for a relationship.

00:40:15.180 And

00:40:15.320 this next one

00:40:16.360 is the thing

00:40:16.800 that blows my mind.

00:40:18.200 The majority

00:40:18.920 of Gen Z

00:40:19.800 didn't date

00:40:20.740 as teenagers.

00:40:22.560 They didn't date.

00:40:24.660 Almost

00:40:25.100 two-thirds

00:40:25.860 of the young

00:40:27.380 generation

00:40:27.960 didn't date

00:40:29.500 at all

00:40:30.000 as teenagers.

00:40:32.800 I wonder

00:40:33.560 what that used

00:40:34.140 to be.

00:40:35.840 Well,

00:40:36.720 well,

00:40:38.240 so things

00:40:38.680 are bad

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00:40:53.840 You're richer

00:40:54.280 than you think.

00:40:57.260 According to

00:40:58.320 Nick Nolte

00:40:59.500 on Braebar News,

00:41:01.360 during the first

00:41:02.220 half of 2025,

00:41:04.020 reruns

00:41:04.480 of the old

00:41:05.060 Gunsmoke

00:41:05.980 TV show

00:41:06.980 in black and white

00:41:08.260 from,

00:41:08.600 what,

00:41:09.160 the 60s?

00:41:10.920 Reruns

00:41:11.440 of that

00:41:12.040 earned

00:41:13.240 more streaming

00:41:14.040 minutes

00:41:14.460 than any

00:41:15.100 of the

00:41:15.940 Disney

00:41:18.100 syndicate

00:41:19.440 movies.

00:41:22.160 So,

00:41:23.360 I have

00:41:24.140 to confess

00:41:24.840 that recently

00:41:26.280 I sampled

00:41:28.000 some old

00:41:28.920 Gunsmoke

00:41:29.720 TV show

00:41:30.740 on Netflix,

00:41:32.240 I guess,

00:41:32.940 and the

00:41:34.620 reason was

00:41:35.340 that all

00:41:35.840 modern content

00:41:36.800 is terrible,

00:41:37.440 and I

00:41:38.940 discovered

00:41:39.380 that looking

00:41:39.880 at really,

00:41:40.620 really old

00:41:41.340 content

00:41:41.920 is kind

00:41:43.260 of fascinating.

00:41:44.940 It's not

00:41:45.660 entertaining

00:41:46.260 in the

00:41:47.900 traditional

00:41:48.460 modern way,

00:41:49.700 but it's

00:41:50.020 absolutely

00:41:50.420 fascinating

00:41:51.300 to just

00:41:52.180 see the old

00:41:52.720 stats and

00:41:53.420 the way

00:41:54.480 they did

00:41:54.900 things,

00:41:55.420 the way

00:41:55.660 they talked

00:41:56.360 and how

00:41:57.960 rapidly

00:41:58.920 they developed

00:41:59.720 a story

00:42:00.280 instead of

00:42:01.300 making you

00:42:01.860 watch two

00:42:02.740 gay people

00:42:03.240 make out

00:42:03.740 forever

00:42:04.140 so that

00:42:04.980 you can

00:42:05.280 know,

00:42:05.600 okay,

00:42:05.820 I got

00:42:06.120 it,

00:42:06.280 I got

00:42:06.520 it,

00:42:06.660 they like

00:42:07.000 each other,

00:42:07.820 I got

00:42:08.220 it,

00:42:08.500 okay,

00:42:08.880 I got

00:42:09.200 it.

00:42:10.080 So,

00:42:10.680 the old

00:42:11.180 stuff would

00:42:12.420 just skip

00:42:13.020 everything that

00:42:13.680 was boring

00:42:14.260 and just

00:42:15.440 give you

00:42:15.880 like a

00:42:16.300 tight little

00:42:16.780 story.

00:42:17.980 The modern

00:42:18.520 stuff usually

00:42:19.920 has some

00:42:20.380 director who's

00:42:21.340 got power

00:42:21.900 and the

00:42:22.900 director says,

00:42:23.660 oh,

00:42:23.900 no,

00:42:24.800 we need a

00:42:25.860 good ten

00:42:26.260 minutes of

00:42:26.760 these gay

00:42:27.220 people making

00:42:27.840 out,

00:42:28.660 because otherwise

00:42:29.320 how will the

00:42:30.460 audience know

00:42:31.080 how much they

00:42:31.580 like each

00:42:32.040 other?

00:42:32.200 so the

00:42:34.640 old days

00:42:35.060 was much

00:42:35.660 better content

00:42:36.760 even though

00:42:37.460 even the

00:42:38.580 old comedies

00:42:39.900 I was

00:42:40.160 watching like

00:42:40.720 Newhart,

00:42:41.880 I watched

00:42:42.640 Newhart,

00:42:43.600 the original

00:42:44.600 old,

00:42:45.280 very old

00:42:46.000 black and

00:42:46.480 white,

00:42:47.840 because I

00:42:48.660 remember laughing

00:42:49.480 hysterically at

00:42:50.440 it when I

00:42:50.820 was a young

00:42:51.540 child.

00:42:52.840 There are

00:42:53.440 not even

00:42:53.960 any jokes

00:42:54.620 in that

00:42:54.940 thing.

00:42:55.860 By modern

00:42:56.740 standards,

00:42:58.000 there's not

00:42:58.520 a single

00:42:59.200 joke,

00:43:00.220 and it's a

00:43:00.660 comedy.

00:43:01.000 Now that's

00:43:02.140 fascinating to

00:43:02.920 me,

00:43:03.520 to find out

00:43:04.200 what used

00:43:04.720 to be

00:43:05.000 funny,

00:43:06.340 but you

00:43:06.820 would not

00:43:07.720 laugh once.

00:43:09.060 You could

00:43:09.340 watch,

00:43:10.120 I think I

00:43:10.780 watched about

00:43:11.220 several episodes

00:43:12.200 in a row,

00:43:13.680 not one

00:43:14.400 laugh,

00:43:15.360 but yet

00:43:15.920 fascinating

00:43:17.080 to see how

00:43:18.140 they made

00:43:18.520 it in the

00:43:18.840 old days.

00:43:19.260 I liked

00:43:19.580 watching it,

00:43:20.820 but no

00:43:21.440 jokes that

00:43:23.000 you would

00:43:23.280 recognize by

00:43:23.960 today's

00:43:24.400 standards.

00:43:25.980 Well,

00:43:26.360 Trump has

00:43:26.940 signed

00:43:27.220 something called

00:43:27.840 the Halt

00:43:28.440 Fentanyl

00:43:29.120 Act,

00:43:29.520 and it's

00:43:30.760 going to

00:43:31.040 permanently

00:43:31.440 classify all

00:43:32.500 fentanyl-related

00:43:33.580 substances as

00:43:34.580 Schedule 1,

00:43:36.120 and it gives

00:43:36.920 the law

00:43:37.360 enforcement some

00:43:38.160 tools to

00:43:39.160 work on

00:43:39.480 that.

00:43:40.140 That's good.

00:43:41.160 I don't know

00:43:41.560 if that'll

00:43:41.860 make any

00:43:42.260 difference.

00:43:43.360 And

00:43:43.640 separately,

00:43:45.200 you know

00:43:46.020 that China

00:43:47.060 has agreed

00:43:48.060 to do

00:43:49.000 more on

00:43:49.460 fentanyl

00:43:50.000 because they've

00:43:51.140 got a

00:43:51.520 permanent

00:43:51.940 tariff on

00:43:53.500 them.

00:43:54.300 Trump

00:43:54.600 put an

00:43:55.660 extra 20%

00:43:56.800 tariff on

00:43:57.660 China because

00:43:59.140 of fentanyl.

00:44:00.060 They weren't

00:44:00.440 doing enough

00:44:00.880 to stop

00:44:01.300 the flow

00:44:01.680 into the

00:44:02.080 U.S.,

00:44:02.960 the precursor

00:44:03.840 flow.

00:44:05.740 So China

00:44:06.580 has done

00:44:07.580 some things

00:44:08.180 and arrested

00:44:08.640 some people

00:44:09.240 and acted

00:44:10.840 like they're

00:44:11.300 doing something

00:44:11.800 about it.

00:44:12.980 Now,

00:44:13.460 like I

00:44:14.200 said about

00:44:15.740 Trump

00:44:16.300 monetizing

00:44:17.240 the Ukraine

00:44:17.920 war,

00:44:18.860 instead of

00:44:19.440 solving it,

00:44:20.840 he said,

00:44:21.720 well,

00:44:22.020 all right,

00:44:22.620 if you

00:44:23.040 Europeans really

00:44:23.940 want this

00:44:24.700 war to go

00:44:25.440 on,

00:44:26.480 how about

00:44:26.820 we just

00:44:27.220 sell you

00:44:27.680 weapons

00:44:28.060 and we

00:44:28.360 make a

00:44:28.700 profit.

00:44:29.780 So he

00:44:30.380 monetizes

00:44:31.120 the Ukraine

00:44:31.840 Russia war,

00:44:33.160 which I

00:44:34.080 have to

00:44:34.440 admit,

00:44:36.300 is kind

00:44:36.780 of smart,

00:44:38.320 just

00:44:39.740 monetizing

00:44:40.520 it.

00:44:41.180 And then

00:44:41.540 you can

00:44:41.840 wait as

00:44:42.240 long as

00:44:42.620 you want.

00:44:44.000 Like your

00:44:44.660 whole who

00:44:46.440 wants to

00:44:46.920 blink first

00:44:47.660 is totally

00:44:48.980 answered.

00:44:49.960 Well,

00:44:50.240 we're not

00:44:50.560 going to

00:44:50.740 blink.

00:44:51.120 We're making

00:44:51.620 money.

00:44:52.620 We'll just

00:44:53.000 keep making

00:44:53.560 money.

00:44:54.260 If you guys

00:44:54.860 want to keep

00:44:55.320 fighting,

00:44:55.820 go ahead.

00:44:56.820 But now

00:44:59.180 Trump has

00:45:01.340 monetized

00:45:02.020 fentanyl

00:45:02.680 because we

00:45:05.540 assume that

00:45:06.120 China won't

00:45:06.720 do enough

00:45:07.240 to stop

00:45:07.760 the flow

00:45:08.220 because they

00:45:08.980 probably want

00:45:09.620 it to keep

00:45:10.100 going.

00:45:11.280 But we'll

00:45:12.300 just keep

00:45:12.780 charging them

00:45:13.420 20%

00:45:14.240 extra

00:45:14.860 tariff.

00:45:17.720 So do I

00:45:19.400 want the

00:45:19.820 fentanyl trade

00:45:20.540 to be stopped?

00:45:21.460 Yes,

00:45:21.840 of course.

00:45:22.360 But if

00:45:23.480 you know

00:45:23.860 you can't

00:45:24.500 stop it,

00:45:26.440 why not

00:45:27.200 monetize

00:45:27.780 it?

00:45:29.420 Now,

00:45:30.140 Trump could

00:45:30.600 never say

00:45:31.060 that out

00:45:31.600 loud,

00:45:32.660 that he's

00:45:33.000 just

00:45:33.200 monetizing

00:45:33.960 the

00:45:34.360 horrific

00:45:35.460 fentanyl

00:45:37.100 trade because

00:45:38.540 it's killing

00:45:39.040 people like

00:45:39.600 crazy.

00:45:40.780 But if

00:45:42.500 your option

00:45:43.100 is it's

00:45:43.600 going to

00:45:43.900 happen anyway,

00:45:45.600 you might

00:45:46.940 as well

00:45:47.180 monetize

00:45:47.760 it.

00:45:47.980 there's

00:45:49.600 something

00:45:49.860 about that

00:45:50.540 that I

00:45:52.580 hate and

00:45:53.080 I love

00:45:53.420 at the

00:45:53.720 same time.

00:45:54.720 I just

00:45:55.100 love the

00:45:55.540 fact that

00:45:56.460 Trump keeps

00:45:57.020 finding ways

00:45:57.660 to monetize

00:45:58.420 our problems.

00:45:59.560 If you

00:46:00.240 can't solve

00:46:00.820 them,

00:46:02.300 you might

00:46:02.800 as well

00:46:03.060 monetize

00:46:03.660 them,

00:46:04.560 charge

00:46:04.840 other

00:46:05.120 countries

00:46:05.520 for it.

00:46:06.360 Okay.

00:46:09.160 Well,

00:46:09.760 if you're

00:46:10.100 watching the

00:46:10.800 drama with

00:46:12.640 Fed Chair

00:46:13.860 Jerome Powell

00:46:14.580 and Trump

00:46:16.180 wants him

00:46:16.720 to quit,

00:46:17.480 he thought

00:46:18.120 about firing

00:46:18.740 him,

00:46:19.040 but he

00:46:19.280 says he's

00:46:19.740 not going

00:46:20.020 to fire

00:46:20.340 him,

00:46:20.880 which the

00:46:21.840 markets liked

00:46:23.420 because they

00:46:24.200 thought the

00:46:24.560 idea of

00:46:25.320 Powell getting

00:46:26.600 fired for

00:46:27.960 what would

00:46:28.540 be no

00:46:29.740 legitimate

00:46:30.200 cause at

00:46:30.920 this point

00:46:31.420 would be

00:46:32.640 a bad

00:46:33.360 move.

00:46:35.100 So if

00:46:35.440 Trump ever

00:46:37.120 wanted to

00:46:37.640 do that,

00:46:38.520 he says he's

00:46:39.540 backed off

00:46:40.080 it, or he

00:46:41.020 never thought

00:46:41.540 about it,

00:46:41.940 I don't know

00:46:42.280 which, but

00:46:43.000 he says he

00:46:43.620 won't do

00:46:43.920 it.

00:46:44.820 Now the

00:46:45.440 exception

00:46:46.080 would be

00:46:46.720 if they

00:46:47.940 found some

00:46:48.740 malfeasance

00:46:49.580 or corruption

00:46:50.360 or something

00:46:50.880 that we

00:46:51.260 don't know

00:46:51.640 about, and

00:46:52.900 then there

00:46:53.280 would be a

00:46:53.660 reason to

00:46:54.100 do it, and

00:46:54.880 then he

00:46:55.140 could do

00:46:55.420 it.

00:46:59.080 But one

00:46:59.700 of the

00:46:59.940 reasons, the

00:47:00.740 potential

00:47:01.100 reasons, might

00:47:01.820 be that the

00:47:02.440 Fed is

00:47:02.900 building a

00:47:03.760 new

00:47:04.000 headquarters,

00:47:05.440 and I

00:47:05.980 guess it

00:47:06.280 was like

00:47:06.620 $2.5

00:47:07.620 billion they

00:47:08.620 needed just

00:47:09.220 for renovations,

00:47:10.780 and some of it

00:47:11.480 looked a little

00:47:11.980 extreme.

00:47:12.620 So Bill

00:47:14.060 Pulte, he's

00:47:16.220 the head of

00:47:16.840 federal housing,

00:47:18.360 director of

00:47:18.820 federal housing,

00:47:20.240 he's

00:47:21.760 volunteered to

00:47:22.920 take a

00:47:23.420 tour of

00:47:24.920 the

00:47:25.120 construction

00:47:25.780 project,

00:47:26.640 because he's

00:47:27.260 an expert

00:47:27.760 on construction,

00:47:29.040 that's his

00:47:29.440 background, and

00:47:31.020 to let us

00:47:32.280 know if

00:47:32.740 there's anything

00:47:33.240 that looks

00:47:33.700 corrupt there,

00:47:35.080 as in, how

00:47:36.020 could you

00:47:36.360 possibly spend

00:47:37.120 $2.5

00:47:37.920 billion just

00:47:39.900 renovating?

00:47:40.560 I mean, if

00:47:41.980 you were

00:47:42.200 building it

00:47:42.680 from scratch,

00:47:44.320 maybe, but

00:47:45.940 renovating?

00:47:47.780 $2.5

00:47:48.560 billion?

00:47:49.780 And that

00:47:51.280 would be an

00:47:51.940 interesting idea.

00:47:54.220 So if

00:47:54.780 Trump agrees

00:47:55.740 to that, I

00:47:56.560 guess Trump

00:47:57.360 could probably

00:47:57.980 authorize that.

00:47:59.500 You might

00:48:00.220 see Bill

00:48:00.800 Pulte doing

00:48:02.360 a tour of

00:48:03.180 the headquarters

00:48:03.880 construction

00:48:04.600 project, and

00:48:06.380 letting us

00:48:06.980 know if

00:48:07.640 Jerome

00:48:08.340 Paolo should

00:48:08.900 be fired.

00:48:10.560 Now, as

00:48:11.860 far as I

00:48:12.280 can tell,

00:48:13.060 Jerome

00:48:13.440 Paolo would

00:48:14.020 never spend

00:48:14.600 a day in

00:48:15.140 that new

00:48:15.500 headquarters,

00:48:16.140 right?

00:48:16.760 Because his

00:48:17.380 term is over

00:48:18.080 in May, no

00:48:18.980 matter what.

00:48:20.580 And I

00:48:21.820 can't imagine

00:48:22.680 they'd be done

00:48:23.280 with this

00:48:23.680 project by

00:48:24.320 May.

00:48:25.240 So it

00:48:25.980 doesn't seem

00:48:26.520 like he's

00:48:26.980 building this

00:48:27.760 project for

00:48:30.820 his own

00:48:31.320 consumption.

00:48:32.780 But there

00:48:33.880 might be

00:48:34.220 something going

00:48:35.000 wrong here,

00:48:35.600 in terms of

00:48:36.740 who got the

00:48:37.300 contracts, or

00:48:38.300 just essentially

00:48:40.200 managing the

00:48:41.160 project correctly.

00:48:42.400 There may be

00:48:42.740 poor management

00:48:43.480 here.

00:48:45.420 So Bill

00:48:46.040 Pulte might

00:48:46.680 find enough

00:48:47.440 to make a

00:48:49.540 move there,

00:48:50.540 give Trump

00:48:51.340 enough ammunition

00:48:52.160 to make a

00:48:52.720 move.

00:48:53.440 And by the

00:48:53.860 way, if you're

00:48:54.360 not following

00:48:54.960 the career of

00:48:56.100 Bill Pulte,

00:48:56.960 you really

00:48:57.800 should pay

00:48:58.300 attention,

00:48:59.540 because I'm

00:48:59.940 going to tell

00:49:00.360 you right now,

00:49:01.660 he could be

00:49:02.340 one of your

00:49:02.900 future presidents.

00:49:03.820 If you're

00:49:05.680 not already

00:49:06.160 keyed into

00:49:06.800 that idea,

00:49:08.040 start paying

00:49:08.700 attention.

00:49:10.240 He has the

00:49:11.060 full talent

00:49:11.620 stack, and

00:49:13.220 he's clearly

00:49:14.800 highly

00:49:16.920 America

00:49:19.020 first,

00:49:20.520 super patriot,

00:49:22.080 and he

00:49:22.720 doesn't need

00:49:23.180 the job.

00:49:24.680 He's very

00:49:25.600 successful in

00:49:26.520 his life.

00:49:27.680 He doesn't

00:49:28.240 need the

00:49:28.660 work, but

00:49:30.440 he's putting

00:49:30.920 in serious

00:49:32.520 serious work

00:49:33.680 into making

00:49:34.700 our country

00:49:35.240 better.

00:49:36.260 So keep

00:49:36.820 an eye on

00:49:37.240 Bill Pulte.

00:49:38.160 He has the

00:49:39.140 entire talent

00:49:39.940 stack to

00:49:41.240 take it as

00:49:41.720 far as he

00:49:42.240 wants.

00:49:42.760 I don't know

00:49:43.140 how far he

00:49:43.640 wants, but

00:49:44.260 he can go

00:49:45.100 as far as

00:49:45.540 he wants.

00:49:50.280 Let's see.

00:49:51.560 I asked,

00:49:52.380 today is the

00:49:53.100 day that

00:49:53.600 there's a

00:49:54.060 national

00:49:54.660 protest against

00:49:56.420 Trump,

00:49:56.820 right?

00:50:00.560 That is

00:50:01.200 the day,

00:50:01.580 July 17th.

00:50:03.340 They should

00:50:03.740 be doing

00:50:04.420 some national

00:50:05.260 multi-city

00:50:06.640 protests,

00:50:08.080 generic.

00:50:09.020 Now, this

00:50:09.440 would be a

00:50:10.140 paid,

00:50:10.740 professionally

00:50:11.200 organized

00:50:11.720 protest.

00:50:12.360 It's not

00:50:12.740 organic, and

00:50:13.980 so we

00:50:14.300 really shouldn't

00:50:14.960 care about

00:50:15.440 it at all

00:50:15.920 except have

00:50:16.480 fun mocking

00:50:17.020 it.

00:50:17.680 But I

00:50:17.960 asked on

00:50:18.440 X yesterday,

00:50:20.060 what would

00:50:20.440 be a name

00:50:21.160 for these

00:50:21.940 protests that

00:50:23.800 are not

00:50:24.140 organic?

00:50:25.420 You know,

00:50:25.660 they're just

00:50:26.020 Democrat-funded

00:50:28.000 trouble.

00:50:31.460 I started

00:50:32.320 with the

00:50:32.660 idea of

00:50:33.320 pro-pestors.

00:50:35.120 Instead of

00:50:35.980 pro-testors,

00:50:37.800 with a

00:50:38.600 letter T,

00:50:40.420 there would

00:50:40.700 be pester

00:50:41.320 with a

00:50:42.120 P as in

00:50:42.840 puppy.

00:50:44.700 So,

00:50:45.160 pro-pestors.

00:50:46.620 But a number

00:50:47.160 of people had

00:50:47.820 a bunch of

00:50:49.620 other

00:50:49.960 suggestions,

00:50:51.660 so you might

00:50:51.980 want to look

00:50:52.340 at those.

00:50:53.260 They're on my

00:50:53.720 X feed.

00:50:54.200 Well,

00:50:56.340 the Department

00:50:56.740 of Justice

00:50:57.220 fired James

00:50:59.260 Comey's

00:51:00.040 daughter.

00:51:02.080 She was

00:51:02.660 an attorney

00:51:03.200 who worked

00:51:04.080 for the

00:51:05.060 Southern

00:51:05.600 District of

00:51:06.260 New York,

00:51:06.700 I believe,

00:51:07.540 and she

00:51:07.900 handled the

00:51:08.700 Epstein case

00:51:09.700 and the

00:51:10.360 Ghislaine

00:51:11.180 Maxwell case

00:51:12.080 and the

00:51:12.500 Diddy case.

00:51:13.820 There's no

00:51:14.300 word as to

00:51:15.080 why she

00:51:15.740 was fired,

00:51:17.400 but one

00:51:18.160 assumes it's

00:51:19.360 just some

00:51:20.220 kind of a

00:51:20.780 revenge-y

00:51:21.360 thing on

00:51:22.480 top of she

00:51:23.480 would be

00:51:24.080 anti-MAGA

00:51:27.280 and maybe

00:51:28.360 if you were

00:51:29.040 in her

00:51:29.480 crosshairs,

00:51:30.640 you would

00:51:31.520 not get a

00:51:32.060 fair trial.

00:51:32.840 I don't know

00:51:33.220 what the

00:51:33.460 reasons were,

00:51:34.740 but it's

00:51:37.220 not a big

00:51:37.620 surprise,

00:51:38.360 right?

00:51:39.420 It's not the

00:51:40.200 biggest surprise

00:51:40.900 in the world

00:51:41.400 she got fired,

00:51:42.780 and I don't

00:51:43.600 think we need

00:51:44.280 any reasons.

00:51:45.880 Do you

00:51:46.220 care?

00:51:48.200 Obviously,

00:51:48.900 there's a

00:51:50.560 political element

00:51:51.540 to that.

00:51:52.040 well,

00:51:54.520 the estimates

00:51:55.320 for how much

00:51:55.940 the Trump

00:51:56.980 tariffs might

00:51:57.920 bring in,

00:51:59.420 and remember,

00:52:00.060 they're not

00:52:00.420 entirely paid

00:52:01.320 by the

00:52:01.880 foreign countries.

00:52:03.500 They might

00:52:04.220 pay for some

00:52:04.800 of it,

00:52:05.700 but it's

00:52:06.960 paid by the

00:52:07.740 companies in

00:52:08.420 the U.S.

00:52:08.880 who are

00:52:09.100 importing,

00:52:10.560 but the

00:52:12.460 estimate is

00:52:13.220 that it

00:52:14.180 will bring

00:52:14.540 in $300

00:52:15.100 billion in

00:52:16.580 tariff

00:52:17.020 revenue to

00:52:18.160 the government

00:52:18.780 by the

00:52:19.900 end of

00:52:20.440 the year.

00:52:21.760 Now,

00:52:22.020 what if

00:52:22.540 it turns

00:52:25.440 out that

00:52:25.920 it can

00:52:26.220 make,

00:52:26.680 I don't

00:52:27.080 know,

00:52:27.820 half a

00:52:28.340 trillion dollars

00:52:29.140 a year

00:52:29.540 just on

00:52:30.240 nothing but

00:52:31.760 tariffs?

00:52:33.680 Suddenly,

00:52:35.200 you're

00:52:35.760 starting to

00:52:36.360 look like

00:52:36.860 you're

00:52:37.160 balancing

00:52:37.540 the budget.

00:52:38.880 I think

00:52:39.260 there's still

00:52:39.720 a billion and

00:52:40.360 a half,

00:52:41.460 no,

00:52:41.780 a trillion and

00:52:42.520 a half left

00:52:43.100 that they

00:52:43.560 would still

00:52:43.860 need to

00:52:44.240 cover,

00:52:44.500 but you're

00:52:46.920 goosing the

00:52:47.620 economy,

00:52:48.360 you're making

00:52:48.740 some cuts

00:52:49.460 to the

00:52:50.120 budget,

00:52:50.740 we'll talk

00:52:51.160 about that

00:52:51.500 in a minute,

00:52:52.740 you're adding

00:52:53.560 tariff revenue,

00:52:54.940 so Trump

00:52:55.740 is thinking

00:52:56.240 he might be

00:52:57.100 able to get

00:52:57.520 the budget

00:52:59.640 balanced

00:53:00.280 within his

00:53:01.060 term.

00:53:02.080 Do you

00:53:02.360 believe that?

00:53:04.600 You know,

00:53:05.820 I think

00:53:07.220 there were

00:53:07.540 lots of

00:53:07.880 things we

00:53:08.300 didn't believe

00:53:08.860 about tariffs

00:53:09.560 that are

00:53:10.140 turning out

00:53:10.700 to be

00:53:11.140 Trump was

00:53:12.640 right,

00:53:12.940 so I'd

00:53:14.340 hate to

00:53:14.700 say you

00:53:15.080 can't do

00:53:15.680 it,

00:53:16.800 but it's

00:53:19.160 quite a

00:53:19.620 stretch to

00:53:21.300 get the

00:53:21.740 budget

00:53:22.200 balance.

00:53:22.860 Maybe.

00:53:23.620 There's

00:53:23.900 nobody else

00:53:24.420 who I

00:53:24.960 think could

00:53:25.420 come close,

00:53:27.020 so maybe.

00:53:29.080 The former

00:53:30.060 chief of

00:53:30.740 staff to

00:53:31.240 first lady

00:53:31.760 Jill Biden

00:53:32.480 was interviewed

00:53:33.900 by the

00:53:35.440 congressional

00:53:36.120 people who

00:53:37.420 were looking

00:53:37.760 into the

00:53:38.440 auto pen

00:53:38.980 stuff,

00:53:39.820 and he

00:53:40.240 took the

00:53:40.680 fifth.

00:53:41.340 He refused

00:53:42.020 to answer

00:53:42.360 questions.

00:53:42.940 questions about

00:53:44.340 whether the

00:53:44.820 White House

00:53:45.380 concealed Joe

00:53:47.520 Biden's

00:53:48.120 broken brain

00:53:49.220 or not.

00:53:50.820 So let's

00:53:53.000 do an

00:53:54.220 update of

00:53:54.880 all the

00:53:55.540 frauds and

00:53:57.380 hoaxes that

00:53:58.520 we've uncovered

00:53:59.180 from the

00:53:59.720 Democrats.

00:54:00.880 Now, I'm

00:54:01.280 not going to

00:54:01.760 say the

00:54:02.800 Republicans are

00:54:03.660 totally innocent

00:54:04.560 of all bad

00:54:05.440 behavior,

00:54:06.480 but here are

00:54:07.620 just the

00:54:08.020 ones from

00:54:09.220 the Democrat

00:54:09.820 side of

00:54:10.380 things.

00:54:10.720 we have

00:54:12.800 learned that

00:54:13.360 the NGOs

00:54:14.220 were mostly

00:54:15.360 fraudulent

00:54:16.180 money laundering

00:54:17.100 situations.

00:54:18.880 Now, there

00:54:19.160 would be some

00:54:19.780 Republicans

00:54:20.400 involved there

00:54:21.120 too, but

00:54:22.280 the ones we

00:54:22.780 hear about

00:54:23.380 seem to be

00:54:24.660 all Democrat

00:54:26.240 badness.

00:54:28.020 So learning

00:54:28.640 the immense

00:54:30.160 fraud of

00:54:32.340 the NGOs

00:54:33.020 that are

00:54:34.460 getting unwound

00:54:35.400 at this point,

00:54:36.680 that's huge.

00:54:37.400 then we

00:54:38.780 know that

00:54:39.220 our protests,

00:54:40.720 which we

00:54:41.160 used to

00:54:41.400 believe were

00:54:42.180 organic,

00:54:43.120 like Black

00:54:43.680 Lives Matter

00:54:44.320 and we

00:54:45.660 now know

00:54:46.160 that those

00:54:46.660 are just

00:54:47.000 sort of a

00:54:47.960 hoax,

00:54:49.400 fake,

00:54:50.520 organized

00:54:51.180 protests.

00:54:52.900 So we

00:54:54.240 know that

00:54:54.660 now.

00:54:55.560 Now we've

00:54:55.980 got the

00:54:57.200 FBI's looking

00:54:58.120 into the

00:54:59.040 crossfire

00:54:59.940 hurricane thing,

00:55:01.100 which was the

00:55:01.760 idea that

00:55:02.360 Trump colluded

00:55:03.580 with Russia,

00:55:04.660 which we know

00:55:05.620 now was just a

00:55:06.580 hoax perpetrated

00:55:07.560 by the

00:55:08.400 Hillary campaign.

00:55:10.620 And the

00:55:11.480 effort is to

00:55:12.160 find out if

00:55:13.440 there's a

00:55:13.880 case that

00:55:14.440 can be made

00:55:14.940 against Obama

00:55:15.740 and Brennan

00:55:16.380 and the top

00:55:17.500 people in the

00:55:18.020 FBI.

00:55:18.980 And of course,

00:55:19.680 there's already

00:55:20.440 enough information

00:55:21.280 that largely

00:55:22.800 guarantees that

00:55:24.880 it was a

00:55:25.320 plot, which

00:55:27.040 is maybe one

00:55:27.980 of the worst

00:55:28.400 things that's

00:55:28.980 ever happened

00:55:29.460 in this

00:55:29.880 country.

00:55:31.680 Then there's

00:55:32.500 the autopan

00:55:33.340 and Biden's

00:55:34.020 brain and how

00:55:34.800 that was all

00:55:35.340 hidden.

00:55:35.640 That's one

00:55:36.460 of the worst

00:55:36.920 things we've

00:55:37.420 ever seen.

00:55:38.220 Then there was

00:55:38.840 all the law

00:55:39.460 fair against

00:55:40.020 Trump.

00:55:40.980 And yes, I

00:55:41.700 understand that

00:55:42.580 there was a

00:55:43.080 jury and he

00:55:43.960 was guilty of

00:55:44.960 some things,

00:55:45.800 but nobody

00:55:46.360 reasonable thinks

00:55:48.000 that anybody

00:55:48.580 else would have

00:55:49.200 been even

00:55:50.080 brought to

00:55:50.580 trial on any

00:55:51.520 of that stuff.

00:55:52.760 So the law

00:55:53.800 fair against

00:55:54.280 Trump,

00:55:55.880 Democrat plot

00:55:56.940 uncovered.

00:55:58.780 Then there was

00:55:59.580 the fine

00:56:00.820 people hoax

00:56:01.680 hoax that

00:56:02.820 the media

00:56:03.500 contributed

00:56:04.840 to, and

00:56:06.760 Biden actually

00:56:07.520 ran his

00:56:08.740 campaign on

00:56:09.460 the fine

00:56:09.800 people hoax.

00:56:11.780 Then there

00:56:12.400 was the

00:56:12.840 January 6th

00:56:13.900 insurrection

00:56:14.580 hoax, which

00:56:16.200 the entire

00:56:16.780 country doesn't

00:56:17.660 know was a

00:56:18.160 hoax yet, but

00:56:19.220 obviously was.

00:56:20.580 The hoax part

00:56:21.580 is not that

00:56:24.380 there were

00:56:25.020 agents or

00:56:26.340 provocateurs in

00:56:27.380 the audience.

00:56:28.320 There might have

00:56:28.780 been, but I've

00:56:29.620 never been really

00:56:30.280 interested in that

00:56:31.060 part.

00:56:31.680 The part I'm

00:56:32.440 interested in is

00:56:33.980 that the news

00:56:34.720 never talked to

00:56:35.720 anybody who was

00:56:36.500 a protester to

00:56:37.820 ask them why

00:56:38.500 they were

00:56:38.840 protesting.

00:56:40.120 The most basic

00:56:41.400 thing you would

00:56:42.040 want to know

00:56:42.440 about that

00:56:42.860 story, because

00:56:44.320 if you ask

00:56:44.860 them, they

00:56:46.260 would not say,

00:56:47.260 not any of

00:56:48.180 them, well, we

00:56:49.800 know Trump

00:56:50.320 lost, but we

00:56:51.900 wanted to install

00:56:52.800 him like a

00:56:53.420 dictator anyway.

00:56:55.100 Not a single

00:56:55.820 person thought

00:56:56.440 that.

00:56:57.200 They thought

00:56:57.640 that Biden

00:56:58.060 cheated, and

00:56:59.420 they wanted to

00:56:59.940 slow the

00:57:00.260 things down to

00:57:00.960 find out if

00:57:02.380 that were the

00:57:02.840 case.

00:57:04.560 So that

00:57:05.140 turned into

00:57:05.900 massively jailing

00:57:07.880 MAGA people and

00:57:09.020 using it against

00:57:09.860 Trump.

00:57:11.240 So that's one of

00:57:11.740 the worst hoaxes

00:57:12.880 in American

00:57:13.320 history.

00:57:14.040 Then there was

00:57:14.520 a little climate

00:57:15.120 change hoax,

00:57:16.900 which I think at

00:57:17.660 this point you

00:57:18.340 could definitely

00:57:18.820 call a hoax.

00:57:20.980 There was a

00:57:21.700 Hunter Biden

00:57:22.120 laptop thing,

00:57:23.140 the cover-up of

00:57:23.880 the Biden crime

00:57:26.400 family activities.

00:57:28.300 Nothing ever went

00:57:29.300 anywhere on that.

00:57:30.260 And now we've

00:57:31.660 got what Trump

00:57:32.440 calls the

00:57:33.140 Epstein hoax.

00:57:36.700 Now, Epstein,

00:57:37.880 of course, was a

00:57:38.940 real person who

00:57:39.580 did real bad

00:57:40.860 things, so that

00:57:41.960 part's not a

00:57:42.580 hoax.

00:57:43.280 The hoax is

00:57:44.200 that the reason

00:57:45.440 that Trump and

00:57:47.220 company are not

00:57:48.240 giving you more

00:57:48.980 information about

00:57:49.760 it is that

00:57:51.140 they're covering

00:57:51.940 up something, and

00:57:52.860 maybe it's

00:57:53.260 something about

00:57:53.740 Trump himself.

00:57:55.060 Now, that part's

00:57:55.720 a hoax, the part

00:57:57.260 about Trump.

00:57:58.080 There's no evidence

00:57:58.880 that he was

00:57:59.320 involved, other

00:58:00.680 than he knew

00:58:01.400 Jeffrey Epstein

00:58:02.140 until he decided

00:58:03.540 that he had to

00:58:04.480 part ways with

00:58:05.100 him.

00:58:08.900 And then look

00:58:10.200 at the fake

00:58:10.700 news.

00:58:11.340 We've learned

00:58:12.040 in the Trump

00:58:13.040 era that the

00:58:15.040 news was really

00:58:16.500 not even trying

00:58:17.500 to be real.

00:58:18.820 It wasn't even

00:58:19.600 trying to be real,

00:58:20.500 and I don't

00:58:21.500 think everybody

00:58:22.140 knew that.

00:58:23.660 So, when you

00:58:24.260 put all these

00:58:24.840 together, it's

00:58:27.780 the most criminal

00:58:31.180 looking activities

00:58:32.500 I've ever seen

00:58:33.300 in my life.

00:58:34.560 So, the

00:58:35.180 Democrat Party

00:58:36.720 appears to be

00:58:37.780 just a criminal

00:58:38.740 organization.

00:58:40.700 Now, clearly,

00:58:41.800 there are also

00:58:42.320 Republicans who

00:58:43.160 break laws and

00:58:44.180 sometimes in big

00:58:45.860 ways, but I

00:58:47.380 don't know of

00:58:48.680 any major

00:58:49.300 stories that

00:58:51.480 would blame the

00:58:52.180 Republicans for

00:58:53.000 breaking some

00:58:53.700 major laws that

00:58:55.620 are real.

00:58:56.440 I mean, if there

00:58:57.280 are those stories,

00:58:58.100 they're usually

00:58:58.500 hoaxes themselves.

00:58:59.820 So, it's

00:59:01.640 unbelievable that

00:59:02.600 we consider this

00:59:03.560 some kind of a

00:59:04.740 political contest.

00:59:06.680 One side are

00:59:08.520 criminals, top to

00:59:10.540 bottom.

00:59:11.540 They're just

00:59:12.440 criminals.

00:59:14.080 And, you know,

00:59:15.460 they've got these

00:59:16.080 upstanding jobs and

00:59:17.520 stuff, but to me,

00:59:19.760 it looks like a

00:59:20.920 organized criminal

00:59:22.060 enterprise, the

00:59:23.000 Democrat Party.

00:59:24.120 And I mean that

00:59:25.200 with no hyperbole.

00:59:26.680 I gave you the

00:59:28.020 examples, right?

00:59:29.720 If you simply

00:59:30.760 accepted that most

00:59:32.940 of the things I

00:59:34.360 listed, that we

00:59:36.400 do know that the

00:59:37.620 Democrats were

00:59:38.280 involved with, if

00:59:39.300 most of it's true,

00:59:40.320 and most of

00:59:41.180 it's true, of

00:59:41.720 course, it looks

00:59:43.820 like a criminal

00:59:44.540 enterprise.

00:59:45.740 I don't know that

00:59:46.700 you could do the

00:59:47.360 same thing with

00:59:48.700 the Republicans.

00:59:50.060 Could you make

00:59:50.920 the same case that

00:59:52.560 the Republicans are

00:59:53.460 basically a criminal

00:59:54.500 enterprise?

00:59:55.660 I don't feel like

00:59:56.840 you could.

00:59:58.240 When we talk

00:59:58.940 about Republicans,

01:00:00.700 it's usually

01:00:01.380 something like

01:00:02.440 they're fighting

01:00:04.880 with each other

01:00:05.700 about something.

01:00:08.240 It's not that

01:00:09.160 they've organized

01:00:09.960 a multi-year

01:00:11.460 gigantic

01:00:12.660 organized hoax.

01:00:14.840 I don't see

01:00:15.660 that.

01:00:16.560 It's only one

01:00:17.220 side that seems

01:00:17.840 to be doing

01:00:18.280 that.

01:00:20.540 Well, here's a

01:00:21.640 semi-fake news

01:00:23.100 that NPR and

01:00:24.160 PBS funding

01:00:25.880 has been cut

01:00:26.880 by the Senate.

01:00:28.240 Now, of course,

01:00:29.140 the House would

01:00:29.780 have to approve

01:00:31.600 of the tweaks

01:00:32.580 that the Senate

01:00:33.240 made, but we

01:00:34.220 assume that will

01:00:34.820 happen.

01:00:35.120 so the Congress

01:00:37.120 will pull back

01:00:38.720 $9 billion in

01:00:39.780 funding, federal

01:00:40.620 funding, that

01:00:41.800 would have gone

01:00:42.260 to NPR and

01:00:43.020 PBS.

01:00:43.600 Now, the part

01:00:44.000 of it that's

01:00:44.580 fake news is

01:00:46.460 that I think

01:00:47.340 most people

01:00:48.100 assume that's

01:00:48.820 where all the

01:00:49.400 funding comes

01:00:50.060 from.

01:00:50.320 But I think

01:00:51.380 the reality

01:00:51.980 is it's a

01:00:54.640 somewhat

01:00:55.100 smallish

01:00:56.380 percentage of

01:00:57.520 their total

01:00:58.140 operation.

01:00:59.260 So it doesn't

01:01:00.140 mean NPR and

01:01:01.040 PBS will go

01:01:01.860 away.

01:01:02.740 It probably just

01:01:03.300 means they'll

01:01:03.760 work harder on

01:01:04.500 their private

01:01:05.280 fundraising,

01:01:06.360 I guess.

01:01:06.960 President Trump

01:01:11.980 apparently

01:01:13.240 sidestepped

01:01:14.400 some Epstein

01:01:15.120 questions at

01:01:16.020 his latest

01:01:16.820 spray, they

01:01:17.760 call it.

01:01:21.260 Some

01:01:21.500 reporter,

01:01:24.820 CNN reporter

01:01:25.680 asked whether

01:01:26.660 he'd consider

01:01:27.420 appointing a

01:01:28.280 special counsel

01:01:29.200 to look into

01:01:30.760 the Epstein

01:01:32.100 stuff.

01:01:32.880 And I think

01:01:33.360 he's not

01:01:33.880 opposed to

01:01:34.500 it, but

01:01:35.300 maybe he

01:01:35.680 didn't weigh

01:01:36.080 in on it.

01:01:37.380 But he does

01:01:38.280 say, he

01:01:39.960 wants people

01:01:40.460 to move on

01:01:41.180 from that

01:01:41.640 story, and

01:01:43.100 he says that

01:01:43.940 the people

01:01:45.840 demanding the

01:01:46.700 Jeffrey Epstein

01:01:47.460 files be

01:01:48.080 released are

01:01:48.760 quote, stupid

01:01:49.540 and foolish.

01:01:51.300 Now, what's

01:01:52.300 interesting about

01:01:53.040 that is that

01:01:54.080 he's describing

01:01:55.000 about half of

01:01:56.560 his supporters

01:01:57.260 as stupid

01:01:59.360 and foolish.

01:02:01.060 Now, I'm

01:02:01.520 not one of

01:02:02.040 them, meaning

01:02:03.360 that I've not

01:02:04.300 demanded that

01:02:05.000 they release

01:02:05.800 more, because

01:02:06.940 I'm satisfied

01:02:08.080 that we

01:02:09.720 elect people

01:02:10.600 whose job

01:02:11.320 it is to

01:02:11.800 tell us if

01:02:12.360 there's something

01:02:12.760 we need to

01:02:13.380 see, and I

01:02:14.760 like those

01:02:15.400 people, and

01:02:16.680 I think that

01:02:17.440 if they

01:02:18.440 decided we

01:02:19.180 shouldn't see

01:02:19.860 something, I'm

01:02:21.960 okay with that.

01:02:23.040 I don't feel

01:02:23.780 like I'm the

01:02:24.560 backseat driver,

01:02:25.880 where if Dan

01:02:27.600 Bongino says,

01:02:28.880 no, there's

01:02:29.360 nothing here to

01:02:29.880 see, I don't

01:02:30.820 feel like I need

01:02:31.520 to dig into it

01:02:32.340 personally.

01:02:34.600 Didn't we

01:02:35.360 hire Trump

01:02:36.120 to hire

01:02:36.580 people, you

01:02:37.860 know, to

01:02:38.100 appoint people

01:02:38.860 and hire

01:02:39.400 people who

01:02:39.980 would get

01:02:40.600 what we

01:02:41.120 want done?

01:02:42.920 So, there's

01:02:45.200 no guarantee

01:02:45.860 that there

01:02:46.380 isn't some

01:02:46.880 dirty stuff in

01:02:47.680 there that

01:02:47.980 we'd like to

01:02:48.520 see and we

01:02:49.000 should see,

01:02:49.500 but I

01:02:52.320 don't think

01:02:52.740 it's stupid

01:02:53.720 or foolish

01:02:54.320 to ask for

01:02:55.560 it.

01:03:00.340 So, Trump

01:03:02.040 is trying to

01:03:02.560 turn this

01:03:03.000 into another

01:03:03.780 Democrat

01:03:04.320 hoax, and

01:03:05.480 only part of

01:03:06.220 it is a

01:03:06.660 hoax.

01:03:07.060 The hoax is

01:03:07.660 the part that

01:03:08.220 the reason he

01:03:09.180 doesn't want to

01:03:09.680 release things

01:03:10.300 is because he's

01:03:10.960 involved.

01:03:12.140 But suppose

01:03:12.940 they got

01:03:13.600 some kind

01:03:15.220 of special

01:03:15.780 counsel to

01:03:16.600 look into

01:03:17.020 it.

01:03:17.960 Would you

01:03:18.500 be satisfied

01:03:19.440 with whatever

01:03:20.240 the special

01:03:21.160 counsel came

01:03:21.920 up with?

01:03:23.280 Because what

01:03:24.420 would happen

01:03:24.840 if the CIA

01:03:25.640 said, here's

01:03:26.560 the deal,

01:03:27.500 special counsel,

01:03:29.020 it's a state

01:03:31.000 secret and

01:03:32.140 you're not

01:03:32.560 allowed to

01:03:32.980 tell anybody.

01:03:34.520 Could the

01:03:35.000 special counsel

01:03:35.800 say, well,

01:03:37.360 I'm a special

01:03:38.080 counsel, you

01:03:39.020 can't tell me

01:03:39.620 that, I'm

01:03:40.040 going to do

01:03:40.380 it anyway?

01:03:41.380 I don't know.

01:03:42.240 I don't know

01:03:42.980 if a special

01:03:43.700 counsel would

01:03:44.460 get us

01:03:44.900 everything we

01:03:45.440 need to

01:03:45.760 know.

01:03:47.620 Elon Musk

01:03:48.340 is still on

01:03:49.420 this, and

01:03:50.580 he asked

01:03:51.040 Grock on

01:03:52.320 X, he

01:03:53.600 said, there

01:03:54.740 was a leak

01:03:55.240 of cell phone

01:03:55.980 tracking data

01:03:56.760 on the

01:03:57.220 island, Epstein's

01:03:58.180 island, and

01:03:59.240 he asked

01:03:59.600 Grock, can

01:04:00.260 you correlate

01:04:00.780 that with

01:04:01.560 the individuals

01:04:02.220 who visited

01:04:02.920 the island?

01:04:04.780 And then

01:04:05.460 assess the

01:04:05.980 probability that

01:04:06.960 those who

01:04:07.380 went to

01:04:07.680 Epstein

01:04:07.940 island, despite

01:04:10.380 having planes

01:04:11.220 of their own,

01:04:11.800 did so purely

01:04:12.520 to save

01:04:13.000 gas.

01:04:13.460 Grock said,

01:04:17.740 the flight

01:04:18.260 logs show

01:04:19.260 Bill Clinton

01:04:19.980 visited

01:04:20.540 Little St.

01:04:21.240 James 12

01:04:22.560 plus times,

01:04:24.360 Prince Andrew

01:04:25.080 was there

01:04:25.460 multiple times,

01:04:26.280 Alan Dershowitz

01:04:27.040 was the

01:04:29.300 lawyer,

01:04:30.520 Kevin Spacey,

01:04:31.520 Chris Tucker,

01:04:32.580 they have all

01:04:33.120 been there,

01:04:34.140 and Trump

01:04:35.020 flew on the

01:04:35.700 plane seven

01:04:36.440 times, but

01:04:37.140 he never went

01:04:37.640 to the

01:04:37.920 island.

01:04:38.240 So, and

01:04:44.400 then there

01:04:44.680 were a bunch

01:04:45.060 of devices

01:04:45.720 that were

01:04:46.200 logged, and

01:04:46.960 hypothetically,

01:04:48.700 you could find

01:04:49.780 out who was

01:04:50.740 using their

01:04:51.340 cell phone on

01:04:52.280 the island to

01:04:53.260 confirm that

01:04:53.920 they were

01:04:54.160 there.

01:04:54.920 Now, if

01:04:56.240 Bill Clinton

01:04:56.920 went to

01:04:57.540 Little St.

01:04:58.140 James 12

01:04:59.200 times, do

01:05:00.880 you have any

01:05:01.740 question

01:05:02.200 whatsoever

01:05:02.840 about what

01:05:05.160 he did while

01:05:05.800 he was there?

01:05:06.340 Do you

01:05:08.200 really believe

01:05:09.040 that Bill

01:05:09.940 Clinton went

01:05:10.700 to Little

01:05:11.080 St.

01:05:11.500 James without

01:05:12.100 his wife

01:05:12.760 12 times,

01:05:14.840 and that he

01:05:16.720 went there

01:05:17.120 because he

01:05:17.620 liked the

01:05:18.060 beach, or

01:05:20.400 he liked

01:05:20.820 hanging out

01:05:21.280 with his

01:05:21.600 friend?

01:05:24.480 Really?

01:05:26.120 There's

01:05:26.680 actually no

01:05:27.700 other reason

01:05:28.460 that he

01:05:29.460 would have

01:05:29.740 gone there

01:05:30.120 12 times

01:05:30.920 unless he

01:05:33.040 was doing

01:05:33.460 some stuff

01:05:34.080 that maybe

01:05:34.700 you wouldn't

01:05:35.380 want to

01:05:35.660 know.

01:05:36.340 So, I'm

01:05:38.260 wondering if

01:05:39.320 Bill Clinton

01:05:40.020 is the

01:05:40.600 reason that

01:05:41.360 these files

01:05:42.280 are not

01:05:42.760 fully

01:05:43.140 disclosed.

01:05:44.600 Do you

01:05:45.240 think it's

01:05:45.640 Bill Clinton?

01:05:47.540 It might

01:05:48.440 be, because

01:05:49.900 he would be

01:05:50.760 certainly

01:05:51.580 somebody that

01:05:52.600 the entire

01:05:53.340 Democrat

01:05:54.000 machine would

01:05:56.360 want to

01:05:56.780 protect,

01:05:57.680 because it

01:05:58.140 would be a

01:05:58.500 way of

01:05:58.740 protecting

01:05:59.120 Hillary at

01:05:59.780 the same

01:06:00.080 time, and

01:06:01.280 sort of

01:06:02.080 protecting the

01:06:02.740 Democrats in

01:06:03.440 general.

01:06:03.680 people, but

01:06:04.740 I feel

01:06:05.960 like if

01:06:08.180 we know

01:06:08.580 that Bill

01:06:08.960 Clinton went

01:06:09.660 to the

01:06:09.920 island 12

01:06:10.540 times, and

01:06:12.100 then nothing

01:06:12.640 is being

01:06:13.140 released to

01:06:13.800 us, as

01:06:14.660 in nothing

01:06:15.060 happened,

01:06:16.520 come on.

01:06:19.520 Let's be

01:06:20.280 serious.

01:06:22.660 At the very

01:06:23.660 least, they're

01:06:25.200 covering up for

01:06:25.940 Bill Clinton.

01:06:27.100 Would you

01:06:27.580 agree?

01:06:28.320 Whatever else

01:06:29.380 they're covering

01:06:29.900 up for, I

01:06:31.020 don't know.

01:06:32.220 But if

01:06:32.860 you're telling

01:06:33.240 me that

01:06:33.660 they're not

01:06:34.120 covering up

01:06:34.680 for the

01:06:34.960 guy who

01:06:35.320 went there

01:06:35.700 12 times

01:06:36.420 with Anna's

01:06:36.940 wife, 12

01:06:38.080 times.

01:06:40.720 I mean, let's

01:06:41.580 be serious.

01:06:43.800 Of course he

01:06:44.980 was involved in

01:06:45.700 things he

01:06:46.120 doesn't want

01:06:46.620 you to know

01:06:47.000 about.

01:06:47.980 I mean, I

01:06:48.400 feel like it's

01:06:49.000 just screamingly

01:06:49.860 obvious.

01:06:52.020 The people who

01:06:53.040 were on

01:06:53.460 Epstein's

01:06:54.100 plane, like

01:06:55.260 Trump, I

01:06:56.640 feel, you

01:06:58.140 know, there's

01:06:58.640 no direct

01:06:59.420 evidence that he

01:07:00.100 did anything

01:07:00.640 illegal on

01:07:01.580 the plane.

01:07:02.920 And I

01:07:03.680 guess I

01:07:04.000 lived in

01:07:04.360 about the

01:07:04.740 same place

01:07:05.260 and traveled

01:07:05.760 back to

01:07:06.220 New York

01:07:06.660 City a lot.

01:07:08.120 So sometimes

01:07:08.800 it was just,

01:07:10.280 I don't know,

01:07:11.080 just easier or

01:07:12.300 wanted to hang

01:07:13.220 out with his

01:07:13.660 friend or

01:07:14.180 whatever.

01:07:14.920 I don't

01:07:15.100 know.

01:07:17.840 But what we

01:07:18.620 know from

01:07:19.120 Dershowitz is

01:07:20.420 that there was

01:07:20.820 no client list

01:07:21.800 per se.

01:07:22.380 Remember,

01:07:22.800 Dershowitz was

01:07:23.480 Epstein's lawyer,

01:07:24.400 so he knows

01:07:24.820 more than we

01:07:25.360 do.

01:07:26.280 He knows the

01:07:27.040 names of the

01:07:27.600 accused, so

01:07:28.860 there are people

01:07:29.460 who have not

01:07:29.880 been named to

01:07:30.480 have been

01:07:30.780 accused.

01:07:32.100 He says

01:07:32.780 that Trump

01:07:33.200 is definitely

01:07:33.800 not accused.

01:07:35.240 There's nothing

01:07:35.780 about Trump

01:07:36.320 there.

01:07:36.760 That's an

01:07:37.100 accusation in

01:07:37.860 the files.

01:07:39.260 And he

01:07:41.440 believes that

01:07:42.000 the CIA were

01:07:43.500 not involved

01:07:44.200 with Epstein

01:07:44.800 because Epstein

01:07:46.300 would have

01:07:46.760 mentioned it

01:07:47.440 to his

01:07:48.200 lawyer, who

01:07:49.440 was Dershowitz,

01:07:50.640 if he wanted

01:07:51.600 to have the

01:07:52.420 best leniency.

01:07:53.940 To which I

01:07:55.140 say,

01:07:55.700 really?

01:07:56.320 Do you

01:07:57.900 believe that

01:07:58.940 the CIA

01:08:00.040 would agree

01:08:02.020 that he

01:08:02.540 was working,

01:08:03.420 that they

01:08:03.780 were working

01:08:04.200 with Epstein

01:08:04.740 if the

01:08:06.100 topic was

01:08:06.960 underage

01:08:07.620 children?

01:08:09.060 I don't

01:08:10.000 think so.

01:08:11.000 I think

01:08:12.020 that if the

01:08:12.820 CIA were

01:08:13.880 involved in

01:08:14.500 that operation,

01:08:16.420 that if

01:08:18.080 Epstein gave

01:08:18.980 up the

01:08:19.440 CIA and

01:08:20.160 said,

01:08:20.300 not only

01:08:23.020 is Epstein

01:08:23.700 himself doing

01:08:24.660 these illegal

01:08:25.540 underage

01:08:26.220 women things,

01:08:27.280 but the

01:08:28.040 CIA is

01:08:28.720 part of

01:08:29.000 the operation.

01:08:30.620 Do you

01:08:30.980 think he

01:08:31.340 would throw

01:08:31.680 the CIA

01:08:32.260 under the

01:08:32.820 bus and

01:08:33.560 say,

01:08:33.840 yeah,

01:08:34.020 they're

01:08:34.200 trafficking

01:08:34.680 children?

01:08:36.000 If they

01:08:36.740 were.

01:08:37.200 I'm not

01:08:37.580 saying they

01:08:38.040 were.

01:08:38.960 But if

01:08:39.340 they were?

01:08:40.500 So I'm

01:08:41.100 not buying

01:08:41.780 Dershowitz's

01:08:43.620 explanation on

01:08:44.520 this.

01:08:45.420 I'm not

01:08:45.800 buying the

01:08:46.240 explanation

01:08:46.800 that if he

01:08:47.680 was working

01:08:48.180 with the CIA,

01:08:49.260 he would have

01:08:49.820 mentioned it.

01:08:50.620 You would

01:08:51.140 mention it

01:08:51.760 if you were

01:08:52.580 working with

01:08:53.060 the CIA to

01:08:54.040 spy on

01:08:54.800 Russia.

01:08:56.000 Well, then

01:08:56.400 you would

01:08:56.660 mention it.

01:08:57.540 Or to

01:08:58.400 get secrets

01:08:59.760 from China.

01:09:01.420 Well, then

01:09:01.860 you would

01:09:02.120 definitely

01:09:02.400 mention it

01:09:02.940 to your

01:09:03.240 lawyer.

01:09:04.340 But if

01:09:04.620 the context

01:09:05.460 is did

01:09:06.560 you do

01:09:06.920 some of

01:09:07.200 the worst

01:09:07.640 things that

01:09:08.300 the public

01:09:08.760 can imagine,

01:09:10.320 sex trafficking

01:09:11.300 of minors,

01:09:12.860 do you think

01:09:13.420 that even

01:09:14.580 Epstein would

01:09:15.300 give up

01:09:15.660 the CIA?

01:09:17.940 Because it

01:09:18.580 seems like

01:09:18.960 they would

01:09:19.260 have to

01:09:19.580 kill him

01:09:19.980 if he

01:09:20.220 did.

01:09:21.720 Well.

01:09:22.600 When I

01:09:22.920 found out

01:09:23.340 my friend

01:09:23.820 got a

01:09:24.160 great deal

01:09:24.780 on a

01:09:25.120 wool coat

01:09:25.540 from

01:09:25.760 Winners,

01:09:26.380 I started

01:09:27.140 wondering,

01:09:28.040 is every

01:09:28.880 fabulous item

01:09:29.660 I see

01:09:30.080 from Winners?

01:09:31.180 Like that

01:09:31.680 woman over

01:09:32.160 there with

01:09:32.620 the designer

01:09:33.060 jeans.

01:09:33.900 Are those

01:09:34.480 from Winners?

01:09:35.420 Ooh,

01:09:36.040 or those

01:09:36.380 beautiful gold

01:09:36.980 earrings?

01:09:37.880 Did she

01:09:38.140 pay full

01:09:38.440 price?

01:09:39.200 Or that

01:09:39.480 leather tote?

01:09:40.240 Or that

01:09:40.480 cashmere

01:09:40.840 sweater?

01:09:41.420 Or those

01:09:41.760 knee-high

01:09:42.060 boots?

01:09:42.900 That dress?

01:09:43.680 That jacket?

01:09:44.360 Those shoes?

01:09:45.380 Is anyone

01:09:46.160 paying full

01:09:46.800 price for

01:09:47.360 anything?

01:09:47.880 Stop

01:09:48.800 wondering.

01:09:49.620 Start winning.

01:09:50.540 Winners find

01:09:51.340 fabulous for

01:09:52.160 less.

01:09:52.520 And then

01:09:54.180 I guess

01:09:56.300 I would

01:09:56.620 take some

01:09:57.620 fact-checking

01:10:00.020 on this

01:10:00.340 next point

01:10:00.940 I'm going

01:10:01.240 to make.

01:10:02.240 Did

01:10:02.460 Dershowitz

01:10:03.020 say that

01:10:04.460 Epstein

01:10:04.800 was not

01:10:05.340 involved

01:10:05.720 with an

01:10:06.160 intelligence

01:10:06.740 entity

01:10:07.400 because he

01:10:08.120 would have

01:10:08.460 told Dershowitz

01:10:09.840 so he

01:10:10.180 could get

01:10:10.500 a better

01:10:10.820 deal?

01:10:12.160 But would

01:10:12.560 that include

01:10:13.240 if he

01:10:13.660 worked with

01:10:14.200 Mossad?

01:10:16.180 If

01:10:16.720 Epstein

01:10:17.660 had worked

01:10:18.340 with Mossad,

01:10:19.500 and I don't

01:10:20.080 know that he

01:10:20.560 did,

01:10:20.860 but if

01:10:21.840 he did,

01:10:22.820 how would

01:10:23.620 that get

01:10:24.000 him a

01:10:24.300 better

01:10:24.640 plea deal

01:10:25.680 in the

01:10:26.620 United States?

01:10:28.720 That doesn't

01:10:29.560 seem connected,

01:10:30.420 does it?

01:10:31.620 So can

01:10:32.260 Dershowitz

01:10:32.760 really say,

01:10:33.860 well,

01:10:34.920 and he

01:10:35.460 didn't say

01:10:35.900 this,

01:10:36.680 but could

01:10:37.260 he say,

01:10:38.100 I know he

01:10:38.860 wasn't working

01:10:39.460 with Mossad

01:10:40.380 or MI6

01:10:42.360 or the

01:10:42.800 Saudis

01:10:43.280 because he

01:10:44.300 would have

01:10:44.560 mentioned it

01:10:45.080 to be his

01:10:45.660 lawyer so he

01:10:46.540 could get a

01:10:46.960 better deal?

01:10:47.500 How would

01:10:48.520 you get a

01:10:48.920 better deal

01:10:49.500 if you

01:10:50.600 were working

01:10:50.960 for the

01:10:51.320 intelligence

01:10:51.720 agency of

01:10:52.640 another

01:10:52.980 country?

01:10:54.760 That would

01:10:55.500 be the

01:10:55.840 opposite of

01:10:56.420 getting a

01:10:56.840 good deal,

01:10:57.860 right?

01:11:00.700 So I

01:11:02.560 feel like

01:11:03.060 Dershowitz is

01:11:03.920 finding some

01:11:04.620 clever ways

01:11:05.720 to say that

01:11:08.240 Epstein didn't

01:11:09.100 have that

01:11:09.760 intelligence

01:11:10.580 contact,

01:11:11.980 but it

01:11:13.920 doesn't sound

01:11:14.380 believable.

01:11:14.900 So judge

01:11:18.660 for yourself.

01:11:21.520 All right.

01:11:23.660 And then

01:11:24.220 Mike Benz,

01:11:25.240 who's also

01:11:26.140 on the

01:11:26.680 case here

01:11:27.280 with the

01:11:27.580 Epstein

01:11:27.860 story,

01:11:28.720 he notes

01:11:29.360 that there

01:11:30.140 is a

01:11:30.520 normal and

01:11:31.100 routine

01:11:31.400 thing that

01:11:32.080 the press

01:11:32.760 does and

01:11:33.580 the CIA

01:11:34.060 does when

01:11:35.160 somebody is

01:11:36.120 alleged to

01:11:37.880 have worked

01:11:38.420 with them.

01:11:39.500 Apparently

01:11:39.900 there's a

01:11:40.420 database that

01:11:41.780 you can

01:11:42.220 search for

01:11:42.840 somebody's

01:11:43.220 name to

01:11:44.160 find out

01:11:44.700 if they

01:11:45.080 work for

01:11:45.480 the CIA.

01:11:46.820 Now I

01:11:47.380 think only

01:11:47.760 the CIA

01:11:48.300 has access

01:11:49.040 to it,

01:11:49.760 but it's

01:11:50.620 fairly routine

01:11:51.380 that people

01:11:51.800 get blamed

01:11:52.440 as being

01:11:53.040 a CIA

01:11:54.060 asset.

01:11:55.400 So the

01:11:55.740 CIA also

01:11:56.640 doesn't

01:11:57.100 know,

01:11:58.280 you know,

01:11:58.660 at some

01:11:59.180 levels of

01:11:59.680 management,

01:12:00.100 they don't

01:12:00.380 even know

01:12:00.760 who's

01:12:00.960 working there

01:12:01.560 because there's

01:12:02.280 so many

01:12:02.600 secrets.

01:12:03.500 So they

01:12:04.080 have a

01:12:04.360 system where

01:12:05.660 if there's

01:12:06.000 something in

01:12:06.420 the news

01:12:06.880 that says

01:12:07.380 some character

01:12:08.400 works for

01:12:08.920 the CIA,

01:12:10.060 they can

01:12:10.380 type that

01:12:10.800 person's

01:12:11.240 name into

01:12:11.640 their database

01:12:12.360 and then

01:12:13.440 they can

01:12:13.760 make a

01:12:14.140 statement

01:12:14.440 later saying

01:12:15.120 no,

01:12:15.580 he's not

01:12:15.980 ours.

01:12:17.280 Or if it

01:12:18.140 is theirs,

01:12:18.680 they can

01:12:18.900 say,

01:12:19.620 no comment.

01:12:22.120 And Mike

01:12:23.140 Benz has

01:12:23.640 some way

01:12:24.220 that he can

01:12:25.080 check to

01:12:25.700 find out

01:12:26.260 that there

01:12:27.900 has been

01:12:28.200 no name

01:12:28.800 search for

01:12:29.420 Jeffrey Epstein

01:12:30.240 despite it

01:12:31.460 being the

01:12:31.880 main question

01:12:32.580 that's been

01:12:33.040 in the news

01:12:33.600 for years.

01:12:34.200 and he's

01:12:36.400 having trouble

01:12:37.240 believing

01:12:37.720 that this

01:12:39.460 search was

01:12:40.440 never done

01:12:41.000 because it's

01:12:41.560 the most

01:12:41.880 routine thing

01:12:42.680 you would

01:12:43.000 do and

01:12:43.940 since it's

01:12:44.420 such a

01:12:44.760 high-profile

01:12:45.340 case,

01:12:45.800 of course

01:12:46.260 you would

01:12:46.560 do it

01:12:46.800 on this

01:12:47.100 one.

01:12:48.040 But the

01:12:48.680 evidence

01:12:49.060 is it

01:12:50.820 wasn't

01:12:51.140 done.

01:12:51.980 Why would

01:12:52.640 that be?

01:12:54.220 Well,

01:12:54.860 we can only

01:12:55.660 think of

01:12:56.000 one reason.

01:13:00.300 Trump was

01:13:01.020 meeting with

01:13:01.560 the crown

01:13:02.120 prince of

01:13:02.640 Bahrain

01:13:03.020 who really

01:13:03.700 looked like

01:13:04.160 he liked

01:13:04.580 Trump.

01:13:05.440 You know,

01:13:05.600 they were

01:13:05.820 sitting together

01:13:06.480 in the

01:13:06.740 Oval Office

01:13:07.320 and whatever

01:13:08.300 Trump turned

01:13:09.000 to him,

01:13:09.900 he would have

01:13:10.240 this big

01:13:10.620 smile on his

01:13:11.360 face and

01:13:12.540 he laughed

01:13:13.420 at his jokes

01:13:14.020 and stuff.

01:13:14.920 So he looks

01:13:15.600 like he's

01:13:16.000 getting along

01:13:16.560 with Trump

01:13:16.960 well.

01:13:18.200 But Trump

01:13:18.900 answered

01:13:19.220 questions about

01:13:20.080 all manner

01:13:20.620 of things

01:13:21.060 and he said

01:13:21.560 that the

01:13:22.660 press should

01:13:23.080 be focusing

01:13:23.720 on Biden

01:13:24.340 and the

01:13:24.780 auto pen

01:13:25.360 not the

01:13:26.040 Epstein

01:13:26.360 stuff.

01:13:27.460 All right,

01:13:27.860 here's the

01:13:28.280 thing.

01:13:29.800 When Trump

01:13:30.700 tries so hard

01:13:31.660 to tell us

01:13:32.240 that we should

01:13:32.760 not talk

01:13:33.260 about Epstein,

01:13:35.220 isn't he

01:13:35.820 winking as

01:13:36.500 hard as

01:13:36.880 you can?

01:13:37.820 Yes,

01:13:38.240 there are

01:13:38.600 secrets there.

01:13:40.020 I know the

01:13:40.780 secrets.

01:13:41.760 I'm not going

01:13:42.580 to tell you

01:13:43.160 and I'm not

01:13:44.060 even going to

01:13:44.440 tell you why

01:13:44.960 I can't tell

01:13:45.620 you.

01:13:46.400 Let's just

01:13:47.040 please move

01:13:47.680 on.

01:13:48.980 So when I

01:13:49.940 agree with

01:13:52.120 that strategy

01:13:52.960 of moving

01:13:54.620 on,

01:13:55.520 people say,

01:13:56.400 oh,

01:13:56.900 you're covering

01:13:57.660 up for the,

01:13:58.900 what are you

01:13:59.520 doing?

01:13:59.780 You're covering

01:14:00.160 up for the

01:14:00.600 pedos.

01:14:01.860 No.

01:14:02.920 I'm simply

01:14:03.560 saying that if

01:14:04.300 we'll never

01:14:04.700 know the

01:14:05.060 real answer,

01:14:06.400 we should

01:14:06.960 default to a

01:14:08.300 process you're

01:14:09.540 comfortable with.

01:14:10.740 A process that

01:14:12.060 I'm comfortable

01:14:12.660 with is that

01:14:14.040 we elected

01:14:15.060 people to

01:14:16.640 make these

01:14:17.120 decisions for

01:14:18.040 us.

01:14:18.760 And apparently

01:14:19.580 Trump has

01:14:20.220 made the

01:14:20.660 decision for

01:14:21.480 us that we're

01:14:22.820 not going to

01:14:23.240 see much

01:14:23.780 more.

01:14:24.780 Even though

01:14:25.520 he acts like

01:14:26.800 he's open to

01:14:27.440 it, I don't

01:14:28.600 think we'll

01:14:29.180 see more.

01:14:31.160 Whatever it

01:14:31.920 is that he's

01:14:32.700 covering up,

01:14:34.340 and obviously

01:14:35.020 he's covering

01:14:35.540 up something,

01:14:36.520 is important.

01:14:38.100 And we

01:14:38.860 hired him to

01:14:39.720 make the

01:14:40.180 important

01:14:40.520 decisions for

01:14:41.320 us.

01:14:41.760 We did not

01:14:42.500 hire him to

01:14:43.160 tell us

01:14:43.540 everything that

01:14:44.120 he knows.

01:14:45.380 Because there

01:14:46.100 would be lots

01:14:46.560 of topics where

01:14:47.260 he knows things

01:14:47.920 you're not

01:14:48.280 supposed to

01:14:48.720 know.

01:14:49.840 So that's

01:14:52.700 my summary.

01:14:53.320 If we

01:14:55.020 can't know

01:14:55.560 for sure,

01:14:56.400 and we

01:14:56.760 can't,

01:14:57.920 what's the

01:14:58.480 real story?

01:14:59.280 The only

01:15:00.000 thing you can

01:15:00.620 be comfortable

01:15:01.140 with is who's

01:15:02.060 in charge of

01:15:03.660 deciding if

01:15:04.380 you know.

01:15:05.680 And it's

01:15:06.100 Trump.

01:15:07.180 I'm

01:15:07.780 comfortable

01:15:08.340 knowing that

01:15:09.780 he's lying.

01:15:12.220 Can anybody

01:15:13.060 else say the

01:15:13.700 same thing?

01:15:14.320 I know he's

01:15:15.060 lying.

01:15:15.460 He's obviously

01:15:16.120 lying.

01:15:17.740 It could not

01:15:18.740 be more

01:15:19.160 obvious.

01:15:19.980 It's so

01:15:20.580 obvious that

01:15:21.300 he's lying

01:15:21.960 that it

01:15:23.200 makes it

01:15:23.680 feel like

01:15:24.360 he wants

01:15:24.780 us to

01:15:25.120 know he's

01:15:25.500 lying.

01:15:26.660 Because it's

01:15:27.440 easier for me

01:15:28.220 to move on

01:15:28.960 if I know

01:15:29.780 he's lying.

01:15:31.820 Right?

01:15:33.080 Because if I

01:15:33.880 know he's

01:15:34.460 decided to

01:15:36.340 keep it from

01:15:36.960 me and

01:15:37.660 the public,

01:15:39.040 then I say,

01:15:40.040 well, that's

01:15:40.340 your decision.

01:15:42.520 You get to

01:15:43.380 make that

01:15:43.740 decision.

01:15:44.640 And then I'm

01:15:45.180 willing to

01:15:45.580 move on.

01:15:47.900 Would

01:15:48.380 justice be

01:15:49.140 served?

01:15:49.720 Probably not.

01:15:50.480 Trump also

01:15:53.720 has this

01:15:54.120 new phrase

01:15:54.660 he uses

01:15:55.120 a lot,

01:15:55.780 that the

01:15:56.260 U.S.

01:15:57.000 was considered

01:15:57.700 a dead

01:15:58.300 country before

01:15:59.120 he got

01:15:59.480 in.

01:16:00.180 Nothing was

01:16:00.680 happening.

01:16:01.460 And now

01:16:01.840 it's the

01:16:02.220 hottest

01:16:02.500 country.

01:16:03.820 That is

01:16:04.220 good

01:16:04.540 persuasion.

01:16:05.720 He says

01:16:06.180 it a lot,

01:16:06.800 so it's

01:16:07.140 really sinking

01:16:07.700 in.

01:16:08.480 So he's

01:16:09.080 persuading

01:16:09.860 other

01:16:10.300 countries

01:16:10.920 that might

01:16:12.080 want to

01:16:12.440 invest with

01:16:13.020 the U.S.

01:16:13.540 or get

01:16:14.540 on board

01:16:14.920 with us.

01:16:15.940 He's

01:16:16.380 persuading

01:16:18.240 them with

01:16:18.660 his hypnosis

01:16:19.340 that were

01:16:21.080 not like

01:16:21.520 we used

01:16:21.880 to be.

01:16:22.580 And now

01:16:22.880 the U.S.

01:16:24.820 is the

01:16:25.160 place to

01:16:25.600 invest and

01:16:26.320 the one

01:16:27.080 to follow

01:16:27.560 and the

01:16:27.960 one that's

01:16:28.300 doing all

01:16:28.720 the good

01:16:29.040 stuff.

01:16:29.700 And there's

01:16:30.220 a basis

01:16:30.640 for that.

01:16:31.580 So it's

01:16:31.980 not like

01:16:32.340 it's a

01:16:32.700 crazy thing

01:16:33.360 to say.

01:16:34.060 So I

01:16:34.320 love his

01:16:34.700 persuasion

01:16:35.260 on that,

01:16:35.840 from dead

01:16:36.240 to hottest.

01:16:38.920 Let's

01:16:39.400 compare that

01:16:40.620 to one

01:16:41.880 of the

01:16:42.440 stars of

01:16:43.580 the Democrat

01:16:44.040 Party,

01:16:44.620 Stacey

01:16:44.960 Abrams,

01:16:45.800 who is

01:16:46.540 now calling

01:16:47.120 Trump an

01:16:47.780 autocrat.

01:16:50.360 All right?

01:16:51.640 Compare

01:16:52.120 these two

01:16:53.160 persuasions.

01:16:55.020 The U.S.

01:16:55.640 went from

01:16:56.060 a dead

01:16:56.520 country to

01:16:57.640 the hottest

01:16:58.140 country.

01:16:59.660 Okay,

01:16:59.900 that's just

01:17:00.360 A+.

01:17:00.940 Because

01:17:02.320 everybody knows

01:17:03.020 what dead

01:17:03.460 means,

01:17:03.940 everybody knows

01:17:04.480 what hottest

01:17:04.920 means,

01:17:05.960 and there's

01:17:06.440 enough basis

01:17:07.560 that people

01:17:08.080 can say,

01:17:08.480 yeah,

01:17:08.640 I can see

01:17:09.060 that.

01:17:09.900 I see

01:17:10.500 why you're

01:17:10.880 saying that.

01:17:12.260 But when

01:17:12.700 Stacey

01:17:13.000 Abrams says

01:17:13.760 Trump is

01:17:14.220 an autocrat,

01:17:15.200 why don't

01:17:16.380 you go do

01:17:17.240 an interview

01:17:17.720 on the

01:17:18.120 street and

01:17:19.120 ask people

01:17:19.660 if they

01:17:19.980 know what

01:17:20.360 an autocrat

01:17:21.120 is.

01:17:21.860 If they

01:17:22.520 do,

01:17:23.600 give them

01:17:24.040 question number

01:17:24.740 two,

01:17:25.520 do you know

01:17:25.920 what an

01:17:26.260 oligarch

01:17:26.800 is?

01:17:27.780 Probably

01:17:28.240 not.

01:17:29.760 Number

01:17:30.240 three,

01:17:31.140 what does

01:17:31.640 it mean

01:17:31.980 to be

01:17:32.260 an

01:17:32.440 authoritarian?

01:17:35.740 Maybe

01:17:36.220 a third

01:17:37.740 of the

01:17:38.060 country

01:17:38.380 knows

01:17:38.840 what that

01:17:39.440 means.

01:17:39.860 What about

01:17:40.160 the plutocrats?

01:17:41.920 Yeah,

01:17:42.100 what about

01:17:42.380 the plutocrats?

01:17:43.380 Why is it

01:17:45.020 the Democrats

01:17:45.980 have no

01:17:47.140 sense

01:17:47.620 whatsoever

01:17:48.320 of what

01:17:49.720 a regular

01:17:50.440 human being

01:17:51.240 would be

01:17:51.680 persuaded

01:17:52.200 by?

01:17:54.400 Pencrats,

01:17:55.180 that's

01:17:55.400 funny.

01:17:56.180 Otto

01:17:56.400 Pencrats.

01:17:59.580 Well,

01:18:00.320 Trump says

01:18:01.020 that Coca-Cola

01:18:02.500 has agreed

01:18:03.580 with his

01:18:04.160 suggestion

01:18:04.640 to make

01:18:06.060 America

01:18:06.420 healthy again

01:18:07.100 by removing

01:18:07.800 what they

01:18:08.760 were using

01:18:09.180 for sugar

01:18:09.800 and putting

01:18:10.280 in real

01:18:10.700 cane sugar.

01:18:12.280 So I

01:18:12.660 guess that's

01:18:13.220 for the

01:18:13.640 non-diet

01:18:14.440 version

01:18:14.860 of Coke.

01:18:16.340 But I

01:18:17.940 was not

01:18:18.400 aware

01:18:18.720 that whatever

01:18:20.840 Coca-Cola

01:18:21.940 was using

01:18:22.580 instead of

01:18:23.180 real cane

01:18:23.760 sugar,

01:18:24.560 I was not

01:18:25.260 aware that

01:18:25.740 it's

01:18:26.140 dangerous

01:18:27.200 and that

01:18:29.260 real cane

01:18:29.980 sugar would

01:18:30.640 be healthy.

01:18:32.960 So I

01:18:33.880 don't understand

01:18:34.460 that story

01:18:35.060 at all.

01:18:36.020 But if

01:18:37.120 RFK Jr.

01:18:37.980 agrees that

01:18:38.820 this would

01:18:39.180 make that

01:18:39.600 drink

01:18:39.940 healthier,

01:18:41.240 all right.

01:18:45.460 Okay.

01:18:46.220 But I

01:18:46.700 do like

01:18:47.200 when Trump

01:18:47.820 brags about

01:18:48.560 successes

01:18:49.260 because that

01:18:50.400 feeds into

01:18:51.360 his we're

01:18:51.840 the hottest

01:18:52.200 country and

01:18:53.000 everything's

01:18:53.480 going right.

01:18:54.520 And I

01:18:54.820 love it

01:18:55.100 when he

01:18:55.320 does that.

01:18:55.800 I love

01:18:56.060 it when

01:18:56.320 Trump is

01:18:56.740 a salesperson

01:18:57.640 for the

01:18:58.020 country,

01:18:58.900 which is

01:19:00.000 a lot like

01:19:00.620 being a

01:19:01.020 salesperson

01:19:01.600 for his

01:19:02.020 own

01:19:02.360 administration.

01:19:05.260 He should

01:19:05.860 be doing

01:19:06.240 that and

01:19:07.220 he should

01:19:07.540 be talking

01:19:08.000 it up like

01:19:08.560 crazy and

01:19:09.660 nobody does

01:19:10.240 it better.

01:19:11.140 He is

01:19:11.640 the best

01:19:12.220 salesperson

01:19:13.900 I've ever

01:19:15.620 seen and

01:19:16.640 he's selling

01:19:17.080 the country.

01:19:17.720 He's doing

01:19:17.920 a good job.

01:19:19.840 But meanwhile

01:19:20.680 in the

01:19:21.600 palisades

01:19:22.300 where there

01:19:22.820 was that

01:19:23.120 big fire,

01:19:25.320 apparently

01:19:26.480 nothing's

01:19:27.480 happening to

01:19:28.060 rebuild

01:19:28.420 basically.

01:19:30.380 Rebuilding

01:19:30.940 after the

01:19:31.980 fire is

01:19:32.600 almost nothing

01:19:33.720 and they're

01:19:34.940 thinking it

01:19:35.280 would take

01:19:35.560 four years

01:19:36.400 to get

01:19:36.820 things approved

01:19:37.600 and rebuilt.

01:19:38.460 Four years.

01:19:39.140 and all

01:19:40.640 of it

01:19:40.880 because

01:19:41.260 California

01:19:41.960 is a

01:19:42.500 bureaucratic

01:19:43.360 red tape

01:19:44.280 woke

01:19:45.340 mess.

01:19:50.720 Apparently

01:19:51.400 there's

01:19:52.060 some real

01:19:52.640 movement

01:19:53.260 on this

01:19:54.060 Russia

01:19:54.460 collusion

01:19:55.040 hoax

01:19:55.480 investigation

01:19:56.320 that the

01:19:57.040 FBI

01:19:58.060 and I

01:19:58.660 assume

01:19:58.900 the DOJ

01:19:59.580 are doing.

01:20:01.520 So I

01:20:02.200 was reading

01:20:02.580 in real

01:20:03.120 clear

01:20:03.500 investigations

01:20:04.460 Paul Sperry

01:20:06.360 was writing

01:20:06.900 that there's

01:20:08.400 been meetings

01:20:08.980 and there's

01:20:09.560 new information

01:20:10.260 on Russiagate.

01:20:12.300 New documents

01:20:13.440 have been

01:20:13.780 released.

01:20:14.460 There's a new

01:20:14.860 secret 200

01:20:15.960 page

01:20:16.460 congressional

01:20:17.580 audit.

01:20:19.700 I feel

01:20:20.920 like this

01:20:22.260 is looking

01:20:22.740 like something

01:20:23.340 might happen

01:20:24.100 as in

01:20:25.700 the idea

01:20:26.500 that the

01:20:26.980 Democrats

01:20:27.480 organized

01:20:28.360 a RICO

01:20:30.100 criminal

01:20:31.000 attempt to

01:20:32.660 lawfare

01:20:33.360 and disgrace

01:20:34.800 Trump

01:20:35.240 and get

01:20:35.580 him out

01:20:35.800 of the

01:20:36.160 government

01:20:37.960 and get

01:20:38.560 him out

01:20:38.780 of the

01:20:38.960 election.

01:20:40.200 It looks

01:20:40.920 like it's

01:20:41.460 all documented.

01:20:43.840 So unlike

01:20:45.140 the Epstein

01:20:45.780 thing where

01:20:46.780 there's

01:20:47.000 nothing to

01:20:47.980 look at,

01:20:49.500 we just

01:20:50.380 have a lot

01:20:50.780 of assumptions

01:20:51.640 and speculation,

01:20:53.040 it looks

01:20:53.540 like this

01:20:53.900 whole Russia

01:20:54.480 hoax

01:20:55.000 thing,

01:20:56.400 there's

01:20:56.820 going to

01:20:57.020 be memos

01:20:57.800 and hand

01:20:58.240 written

01:20:58.460 memos

01:20:59.020 and a

01:21:00.120 whole chain

01:21:00.700 of command

01:21:01.960 where you

01:21:02.760 can see

01:21:03.220 the entire

01:21:03.920 criminal

01:21:06.460 enterprise.

01:21:08.380 So I

01:21:10.300 don't know

01:21:10.620 how far

01:21:11.080 this could

01:21:11.580 go,

01:21:12.280 but is

01:21:12.760 there a

01:21:13.020 possibility

01:21:13.520 that Brennan

01:21:14.340 would be

01:21:14.740 put in

01:21:15.140 jail?

01:21:17.420 There is.

01:21:19.660 Yeah,

01:21:20.780 there is.

01:21:21.740 It would

01:21:22.100 be tough.

01:21:23.620 I think

01:21:24.340 the odds

01:21:24.760 are way

01:21:25.200 against it,

01:21:26.660 but it's

01:21:27.140 possible.

01:21:28.220 So if I

01:21:28.800 were John

01:21:29.200 Brennan,

01:21:29.620 I'd be

01:21:29.920 worried a

01:21:30.440 lot.

01:21:31.960 you know

01:21:34.880 we get

01:21:35.180 new

01:21:35.380 inflation

01:21:35.860 numbers

01:21:36.240 in the

01:21:36.540 country

01:21:36.820 on a

01:21:37.100 regular

01:21:37.300 basis,

01:21:37.900 just got

01:21:38.340 some

01:21:38.600 that

01:21:38.780 look

01:21:38.960 kind

01:21:39.180 of

01:21:39.260 good.

01:21:40.120 But would

01:21:40.580 you be

01:21:40.980 surprised

01:21:41.440 to learn

01:21:41.980 that economists

01:21:44.280 say that our

01:21:45.400 inflation data

01:21:46.360 is all

01:21:46.780 bullshit?

01:21:48.740 Does that

01:21:49.420 surprise anybody?

01:21:51.280 That the data

01:21:52.000 that they used

01:21:52.820 to figure out

01:21:53.600 if our prices

01:21:54.340 went up?

01:21:55.340 So part

01:21:55.900 of it is

01:21:56.420 a labor

01:21:58.220 shortage.

01:22:00.840 So the

01:22:01.080 way they

01:22:01.400 check prices

01:22:02.100 is have a

01:22:02.860 little army

01:22:03.580 of people

01:22:04.140 call certain

01:22:05.760 places and

01:22:06.400 say,

01:22:06.660 what are you

01:22:06.940 charging for

01:22:07.620 this or

01:22:08.080 that?

01:22:08.800 And then

01:22:09.140 they compile

01:22:09.700 it.

01:22:10.300 When they

01:22:10.820 don't have

01:22:11.300 the information,

01:22:12.580 they estimate

01:22:13.780 it.

01:22:15.120 They estimate

01:22:16.200 it.

01:22:17.180 How exactly

01:22:18.180 would you

01:22:18.680 estimate the

01:22:19.600 price of a

01:22:20.200 thing without

01:22:21.540 checking any

01:22:22.540 base source?

01:22:24.100 you just

01:22:26.020 make it

01:22:26.440 up,

01:22:26.700 right?

01:22:28.480 So it

01:22:29.340 sounds to

01:22:29.860 me like

01:22:30.300 some of

01:22:30.660 the inflation

01:22:31.280 numbers are

01:22:32.560 literally just

01:22:33.200 pulled out of

01:22:33.760 somebody's ass.

01:22:35.260 So I

01:22:37.260 think the

01:22:37.640 administration

01:22:38.160 in charge

01:22:39.100 probably can

01:22:39.900 make that

01:22:40.440 inflation number

01:22:41.280 just about

01:22:41.780 anything they

01:22:42.400 want because

01:22:44.720 it's sort of

01:22:45.680 made up and

01:22:46.180 based on

01:22:46.560 assumptions and

01:22:47.320 stuff.

01:22:48.380 And of

01:22:48.860 course,

01:22:49.540 what I say

01:22:50.320 when we find

01:22:51.540 out that the

01:22:52.240 inflation numbers

01:22:53.100 are probably

01:22:53.720 BS, I

01:22:55.140 say wait

01:22:56.620 until you

01:22:57.000 find out

01:22:57.420 about the

01:22:57.840 climate

01:22:58.220 models.

01:23:00.280 Wait until

01:23:01.080 you find out

01:23:01.640 how many

01:23:02.080 estimates are

01:23:04.320 in the

01:23:04.620 climate

01:23:04.920 models.

01:23:06.780 If you're

01:23:07.580 worried about

01:23:08.060 the inflation

01:23:08.700 numbers not

01:23:09.400 being perfectly

01:23:10.140 accurate,

01:23:11.680 oh,

01:23:12.940 wait till

01:23:13.400 you find out

01:23:13.900 about temperature.

01:23:16.480 Yeah,

01:23:17.120 there are some

01:23:17.600 estimates there.

01:23:20.600 Zoran

01:23:21.200 Mamdani

01:23:21.920 had a

01:23:23.340 meeting with

01:23:23.980 a bunch

01:23:24.320 of

01:23:24.720 important

01:23:26.780 business

01:23:28.200 CEOs,

01:23:29.740 and they

01:23:31.080 were asking

01:23:31.540 him about

01:23:32.240 his use of

01:23:33.940 the phrase

01:23:34.480 globalize the

01:23:35.740 intifada,

01:23:37.100 which is

01:23:38.060 taken commonly

01:23:39.040 as a call

01:23:39.780 to violence

01:23:40.460 toward Israel

01:23:41.900 and Jewish

01:23:43.100 people.

01:23:44.620 And Mamdani

01:23:45.420 claimed that

01:23:46.240 for him,

01:23:47.440 the slogan

01:23:48.020 is not about

01:23:49.860 that violence,

01:23:50.920 but it

01:23:51.520 reflects a

01:23:52.260 protest against

01:23:53.240 what he

01:23:53.540 called the

01:23:53.940 Israeli

01:23:54.360 occupation of

01:23:55.320 Gaza and

01:23:56.440 not an

01:23:56.960 endorsement of

01:23:57.720 violence.

01:23:58.480 So he says

01:23:59.400 he'll still be

01:24:00.100 in favor of

01:24:00.700 the idea

01:24:01.340 of that he's

01:24:04.520 opposed to

01:24:05.140 the occupation

01:24:06.320 of Gaza,

01:24:07.120 as he would

01:24:07.700 call it,

01:24:08.600 but he does

01:24:09.340 not endorse

01:24:10.040 anything about

01:24:11.020 it that is

01:24:12.460 violence.

01:24:13.640 Now remember

01:24:14.160 what I said

01:24:14.920 about whoever

01:24:17.480 gets to decide

01:24:18.620 what the

01:24:19.100 definition of

01:24:20.000 something is,

01:24:20.720 is in charge.

01:24:22.640 So here is

01:24:23.620 Zoran trying

01:24:25.500 to make us

01:24:26.200 accept his

01:24:27.060 definition of

01:24:28.640 what globalize

01:24:31.020 the intifada

01:24:31.860 means.

01:24:33.080 If he can get

01:24:34.360 us to accept

01:24:35.200 that definition,

01:24:36.600 then he

01:24:37.680 probably has a

01:24:38.480 good chance

01:24:39.420 of getting

01:24:39.700 elected,

01:24:40.540 and it looks

01:24:41.280 like he's

01:24:41.740 winning.

01:24:43.180 But do you

01:24:45.460 buy that?

01:24:46.280 How many

01:24:47.780 of you think

01:24:48.400 that that

01:24:50.840 phrase is

01:24:51.740 sort of

01:24:52.320 innocent and

01:24:53.140 it's only

01:24:53.500 talking about

01:24:54.280 the occupation?

01:24:57.360 It's not

01:24:58.000 really believable.

01:24:59.700 So I don't

01:25:00.720 think that he

01:25:01.400 has the power

01:25:02.040 to redefine

01:25:03.060 that.

01:25:04.480 So it means

01:25:05.280 that at the

01:25:05.720 moment he's

01:25:06.280 not in charge

01:25:06.900 of you,

01:25:07.520 because you

01:25:09.060 still have

01:25:09.480 your own

01:25:09.900 definition,

01:25:10.720 and you

01:25:11.080 would be

01:25:11.500 willing to

01:25:11.940 use it in

01:25:12.440 public if

01:25:12.940 he had to,

01:25:13.800 but he's

01:25:14.600 trying to

01:25:15.180 redefine it,

01:25:16.280 to get

01:25:16.960 power over

01:25:17.680 you.

01:25:19.000 And so

01:25:19.560 far,

01:25:19.980 not successful.

01:25:23.360 And then

01:25:25.280 he was

01:25:26.220 asked about

01:25:26.920 whether he

01:25:27.320 still supports

01:25:28.040 defunding the

01:25:29.280 police,

01:25:30.040 which is

01:25:30.500 something he

01:25:30.960 had said

01:25:31.240 in the past,

01:25:32.320 and he

01:25:33.100 decided to

01:25:33.740 avoid the

01:25:34.240 question.

01:25:36.020 Avoid the

01:25:36.760 question.

01:25:37.980 How in the

01:25:38.680 world would

01:25:39.660 all these

01:25:40.160 top CEOs

01:25:41.080 like Jamie

01:25:41.920 Diamond and

01:25:42.720 a bunch of

01:25:43.840 people like

01:25:44.200 that?

01:25:44.500 How in

01:25:44.780 the world

01:25:45.200 are they

01:25:45.600 going to

01:25:45.880 back this

01:25:46.680 guy?

01:25:47.520 Well, we

01:25:47.880 don't know

01:25:48.380 if they

01:25:49.020 will or

01:25:49.660 not, but

01:25:51.480 apparently a

01:25:53.560 bunch of

01:25:53.880 out-of-state

01:25:54.480 people are

01:25:55.180 donating to

01:25:56.240 Mom Donnie's

01:25:57.320 campaign.

01:25:58.020 He's got

01:25:58.220 350,000 since

01:26:00.220 his primary

01:26:00.800 win from

01:26:01.320 out-of-state.

01:26:03.020 Now he gets

01:26:03.840 also in-state,

01:26:04.860 but that's a

01:26:05.460 lot.

01:26:06.480 And I'm

01:26:06.800 wondering if

01:26:07.340 Republicans are

01:26:08.260 donating to

01:26:08.940 him.

01:26:09.840 Are there

01:26:10.440 any

01:26:10.700 Republicans

01:26:11.280 who are

01:26:11.820 so

01:26:12.200 Machiavellian

01:26:13.200 that they

01:26:14.200 say to

01:26:14.540 themselves,

01:26:15.120 you know,

01:26:15.840 if we let

01:26:16.960 the

01:26:17.180 communists

01:26:17.780 completely

01:26:18.660 destroy New

01:26:19.640 York City,

01:26:20.980 the Democrat

01:26:22.780 Party will

01:26:23.380 be dead

01:26:23.780 for a

01:26:24.860 generation?

01:26:26.960 Is there

01:26:27.680 any

01:26:28.060 Republican

01:26:28.580 with enough

01:26:29.260 money that

01:26:31.380 they actually

01:26:31.880 think that?

01:26:32.600 It's like,

01:26:32.900 well, you

01:26:34.360 know, I

01:26:34.580 don't want

01:26:35.000 to destroy

01:26:35.540 New York

01:26:35.960 City, but

01:26:36.480 they apparently

01:26:37.020 want to

01:26:37.480 destroy

01:26:37.780 themselves,

01:26:38.700 so we'll

01:26:40.320 just give

01:26:40.740 them the

01:26:41.020 tools to

01:26:41.500 do it,

01:26:42.340 and then

01:26:42.880 nobody will

01:26:43.480 vote for

01:26:43.960 a Democrat

01:26:44.760 ever again.

01:26:46.320 Maybe, I

01:26:47.440 don't know.

01:26:48.840 Well, Adam

01:26:49.540 Schiff, who

01:26:51.380 used to say

01:26:51.960 no one is

01:26:52.460 above the

01:26:52.900 law, now

01:26:54.340 says that

01:26:54.920 Trump's

01:26:55.280 attacks on

01:26:55.980 Schiff are

01:26:56.680 more dangerous

01:26:59.140 than ever

01:26:59.580 because it

01:27:00.140 involves the

01:27:00.640 law.

01:27:03.060 So Adam

01:27:04.080 Schiff, who

01:27:04.740 apparently broke

01:27:05.560 the law when

01:27:07.320 it came to

01:27:08.080 saying what

01:27:08.960 was his

01:27:09.920 primary

01:27:10.360 residence,

01:27:11.040 because he

01:27:11.300 had two

01:27:11.580 primary

01:27:12.020 residents,

01:27:12.680 which is

01:27:13.060 not a

01:27:13.620 thing.

01:27:14.940 It's

01:27:15.240 illegal.

01:27:17.140 But he's

01:27:18.180 saying the

01:27:18.520 real problem

01:27:18.980 is Trump's

01:27:19.680 abuse of

01:27:21.100 law, not

01:27:23.040 the fact that

01:27:23.600 he broke

01:27:24.020 it in the

01:27:24.440 most obvious

01:27:24.940 way.

01:27:27.540 Allegedly.

01:27:30.560 According to

01:27:31.300 the Wall

01:27:31.640 Street Journal,

01:27:32.600 vigilante groups

01:27:33.740 are taking

01:27:34.860 control of

01:27:35.540 Russia's

01:27:36.040 streets because

01:27:37.500 so many of

01:27:38.240 their police

01:27:38.840 officers have

01:27:40.100 been shipped

01:27:40.640 to the

01:27:41.620 war.

01:27:43.020 Now, the

01:27:43.460 way the

01:27:43.780 story reads,

01:27:45.740 the reason so

01:27:46.560 many police

01:27:47.300 officers in

01:27:48.080 Russia have

01:27:48.920 been sent to

01:27:49.540 the war is

01:27:51.560 because it

01:27:52.120 pays better to

01:27:53.440 be a soldier

01:27:54.060 than it does to

01:27:55.420 be a police

01:27:55.960 officer.

01:27:57.080 To which I

01:27:57.940 say, how

01:27:59.480 much more does

01:28:00.240 it pay that

01:28:01.700 you would go

01:28:02.300 into a meat

01:28:02.900 grinder where

01:28:03.580 you can't walk

01:28:04.200 outside without

01:28:04.960 a drone

01:28:05.460 killing you?

01:28:07.160 What police

01:28:08.580 officer would

01:28:10.440 give up their

01:28:11.000 police job to

01:28:12.600 voluntarily go to

01:28:13.780 the front lines

01:28:14.540 of the Ukraine-Russia

01:28:15.600 war that's just

01:28:17.940 grinding up all

01:28:18.820 the humans?

01:28:21.180 I don't know

01:28:21.920 about this story.

01:28:23.040 I believe the

01:28:23.800 vigilante groups,

01:28:25.100 and I believe that

01:28:25.860 there may be not

01:28:26.620 enough cops, but I

01:28:28.540 don't believe that

01:28:29.300 the cops were

01:28:30.960 mostly leaving for

01:28:32.220 the high pay of

01:28:33.820 being killed on

01:28:34.580 the front lines.

01:28:35.800 That doesn't

01:28:36.440 seem likely, does

01:28:38.700 it?

01:28:40.240 All right, people,

01:28:41.180 that's all I got

01:28:41.720 for now.

01:28:42.180 Sorry I went

01:28:42.800 long.

01:28:43.640 I'm going to say

01:28:44.120 a few words

01:28:44.660 privately to the

01:28:46.180 local subscribers

01:28:47.360 who I call

01:28:48.760 Beloved.

01:28:50.980 And the rest of

01:28:52.220 you, thanks for

01:28:52.900 joining, and I

01:28:53.820 will see you again

01:28:54.740 tomorrow, same

01:28:56.460 time, same

01:28:56.860 place.

01:28:57.900 Locals, coming

01:28:59.080 at you privately.

01:29:02.220 If this

01:29:32.220 would

01:29:45.240 have

01:29:45.740 learned

01:29:46.160 a

01:29:47.000 bit.

01:29:47.740 You

01:29:48.700 can have

01:29:48.940 cuidado

01:29:49.560 your

01:29:49.880 eyes

01:29:50.480 and

01:29:51.100 preguntas.

01:29:52.080 You

01:29:52.600 can have

01:29:53.080 full

01:29:54.280 fir

01:29:54.740 go

01:29:55.020 guy

01:29:57.620 si

01:30:00.280 anything

01:30:00.980 .

01:30:02.220 Thank you.

01:30:32.220 Thank you.

01:31:02.220 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 17, 2025

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