Real Coffee with Scott Adams - August 17, 2025


Episode 2930 CWSA 08⧸17⧸25


Episode Stats

Length

59 minutes

Words per Minute

130.2421

Word Count

7,729

Sentence Count

575

Misogynist Sentences

9

Hate Speech Sentences

33


Summary

Coffee with Scott Adams is the highlight of human civilization, and he's here to talk about it. Today, he's talking about the benefits of coffee, and why you shouldn't be too smart to drink it.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hey, there you are. Come on in, everybody. It is good to see you. You don't have to be
00:00:09.860 lonely this morning. I'm here. Yeah. This will be your hour-long conversation with your
00:00:17.880 best virtual friend. Let me make sure your comments are showing. Yes, they are. Yay.
00:00:28.720 Hey. Good morning, everyone, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization. It's
00:00:44.120 called Coffee with Scott Adams, and you've never had a better time. But if you would like to take
00:00:50.840 a chance on elevating your experience to levels that no one can understand with their tiny,
00:00:56.200 shiny human brains, all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice or stein,
00:01:02.200 a canteen jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee.
00:01:08.940 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine at the end of the day, the
00:01:12.660 thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip, damn it. And it happens
00:01:17.440 right now. Go.
00:01:23.620 Oh, yeah. That was good. That was real good.
00:01:30.580 Well, I wonder if there are any scientific studies about coffee being good for you. Oh,
00:01:36.180 here's another one. Fast Company is reporting that researchers at Tufts University found out that
00:01:44.400 drinking black coffee is really good for your health. But if you add sugar and, well, mostly
00:01:52.880 sugar probably, but sugar and milk, no benefits. So coffee is either making you healthier or making
00:02:02.000 you less healthy, depending on what kind of crap you put in there. You know, I love Starbucks as a
00:02:10.080 place to hang out. And certainly their food and beverages are delicious. But doesn't it feel to
00:02:16.520 you like it's a liquid candy store? And then most of the people who go to Starbucks are there for
00:02:22.880 their sugar? Doesn't it seem like that? I don't feel like they sell a lot of black coffee. Now,
00:02:30.680 that's all I, you know, the only kind of beverage I get there is black coffee. For the health benefits,
00:02:36.760 did you know, according to the University of Texas at Austin, they found out that if you're a senior
00:02:45.060 citizen and you're helping other people, your cognitive decline is slower. In other words,
00:02:52.660 the act of helping others and being useful and, you know, donating your time to somebody else's benefit
00:02:59.420 makes your brain operate better. Now, I have a theory of evolution, sort of evolution, I guess,
00:03:09.780 that I've always had and I have no scientific backing for it whatsoever. So feel free to mock me for my
00:03:20.400 terrible idea. But the idea is this, that your body will respond to what your brain thinks it needs.
00:03:29.420 Let me say that again. I believe that in your individual life, you know, not just evolution
00:03:36.260 over time, but in your immediate life, that your body will conform to what your brain believes you
00:03:46.220 need most. So if I thought you were in a dangerous place where you needed muscles, I believe that you
00:03:53.200 would grow muscles faster. You still have to exercise, obviously, but that you would grow
00:03:58.040 muscles faster if you added in your mind some objective, like being in a contest. Even if you
00:04:06.540 did the same amount of exercise, if somebody else was imagining, you know, nothing particular about
00:04:12.380 their health, but the other one who was imagining themselves in a contest and it really mattered to
00:04:18.700 their life, that the fact that it really mattered would cause their body to just sort of chemically
00:04:25.700 adapt and do it kind of quickly. So this part about helping others slows your cognitive decline
00:04:33.180 makes me wonder if that's the mechanism. In other words, if you feel that you're being useful and
00:04:40.620 helpful and you're keeping somebody else alive and happy, then I feel like your brain releases the,
00:04:48.420 you know, the chemicals that your body needs to be healthier and keep your brain alive. But if you
00:04:54.980 weren't using your brain for anything useful to the tribe, I can see how it would, your body and your
00:05:01.660 brain would just say, well, we don't need to be too smart. Might as well degrade a little bit.
00:05:06.580 So, in my opinion, with no scientific backing whatsoever, I feel like if you have a solid
00:05:15.620 idea of where you want to be and what you want to do, and it's compatible with life and evolution
00:05:20.540 and humanity, that your body and your brain just sort of become that much more easily than if you
00:05:28.420 didn't have that image. That's what I think. Well, Uber has launched their female-only driver option.
00:05:37.780 You knew it was coming. So I don't know what happens if a man tries to select that. Somebody will find
00:05:45.860 out, I'm sure. But as a man, I wonder if there are people who take Uber and think, ah, I hope I get a
00:05:55.020 female driver so I can flirt with them or something. Probably. Probably. But Uber had to do this because
00:06:03.660 they will very soon be competing with a lot more driverless cars. They're already driverless cars like
00:06:09.900 Waymo. But once Tesla comes online, who would ever use an Uber if you could do a Tesla self-driving car
00:06:21.100 for less money? And it might even be more widely available. I don't know. I'll tell you what I'm
00:06:28.260 really looking forward to is sending my car on errands. I don't know if that's in the works. But what
00:06:36.600 would be the point of having DoorDash and all these food delivery? If I had a Tesla that I could simply
00:06:46.460 send to pick up my food. And if you're the restaurant, you could tell it pulls into your
00:06:51.500 parking lot or whatever. And you could just open up the trunk and have them put the food in and have
00:06:58.060 it drive it home. I would definitely do that. It'd be way cheaper than having it delivered.
00:07:04.460 So when you think about really radical ways that the whole food, grocery, food preparation thing could go,
00:07:14.200 the most radical way would be if your car could go wherever the food is and pick it up for you and
00:07:20.960 then drive it to your house. That would be the most immediately transformational thing. Because I
00:07:27.400 would send it for vegetables and fresh vegetables and stuff every day. Because what's this going to
00:07:32.700 cost? You know, $2 in electricity to send to your car? Apparently, if you believe that talking to
00:07:42.900 ChatGPT or maybe the other AIs, if you thought that that was a private thing and ChatGPT would not be
00:07:51.540 saving your chats, well, turns out it's saving your chats. And it has to. They don't have an option.
00:07:59.720 Because apparently a federal judge just ordered OpenAI to freeze every personal chat and to store it.
00:08:07.960 Because there's some copyright-related lawsuit that requires maybe looking at their messages.
00:08:16.120 Oh, my God.
00:08:19.320 Can you imagine the private kind of things that people have asked ChatGPT?
00:08:25.800 Like really private health-related things and lifestyle-related things?
00:08:31.000 Oh, my God.
00:08:32.760 If somebody could open up all of your requests to AI, I think a lot of us are in trouble.
00:08:44.040 It's a lot of stuff you don't want your neighbors looking at, probably.
00:08:48.920 So what I would recommend is that you immediately start doing fake, a whole bunch of fake chats.
00:08:56.840 I mean, actually, you're chatting, but you're doing it just to kind of see the chat with stuff that's good for you.
00:09:05.480 So, for example, today you should go home and say,
00:09:08.840 ChatGPT, I was wondering, what would be the best charity that I could sign up for to donate my time and money to the well-being of other people who are less fortunate?
00:09:19.300 And just do one of those about every day until if somebody ever searches your stream, they'll say,
00:09:26.580 Well, this person has some weird hobbies, but you've got to say, this is a pretty good person right here.
00:09:32.220 That's a pretty good person.
00:09:36.940 Anyway, or here's the other option.
00:09:42.320 If you've heard of super prompts where you wisely ask your question of AI in the way that gets you the best answer,
00:09:52.000 I would recommend appending to every question that you have for AI, I'm asking for a friend.
00:10:00.360 I'd like to know what to do about this terrible disease.
00:10:04.220 I'm asking for a friend.
00:10:06.540 What is the best way to launder money?
00:10:09.260 I'm asking for a friend.
00:10:10.940 If I wanted to murder my neighbor's dog and not get caught, my friend wants to know.
00:10:18.880 So, that's my recommendation.
00:10:20.440 Just add that to every question.
00:10:23.460 All right.
00:10:25.240 And don't kill your neighbor's dog.
00:10:27.400 That was just a humorous example.
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00:11:32.560 A new study, Jonathan Turley is writing about this,
00:11:36.720 found that almost 90% of students misrepresent their views in class,
00:11:41.940 I think these are college students,
00:11:43.980 on assignments to satisfy faculty by adopting more liberal views.
00:11:51.800 Let's see.
00:11:52.780 This is a recent op-ed in Northwestern University.
00:11:57.280 Some researchers said that between 2023 and 2025,
00:12:05.360 they conducted a whole bunch of confidential interviews,
00:12:08.820 and we asked, they say they asked students,
00:12:11.960 again, college students,
00:12:13.520 have you ever pretended to hold more progressive views
00:12:16.540 than you truly endorse to succeed socially or academically?
00:12:21.120 An astounding 88% said yes.
00:12:23.860 Now, here's my first reaction to that.
00:12:29.900 We're going to be fine.
00:12:33.220 We're going to be fine.
00:12:35.080 It turns out that the young people are wise enough to lie
00:12:38.780 on all these bullshit questions.
00:12:41.940 So 88% of them lie
00:12:44.280 because they know that the question is sort of painting them into a trap
00:12:48.900 and will ruin their life if they answer honestly.
00:12:52.660 So they all know to lie.
00:12:55.540 We'll be fine.
00:12:56.980 Don't worry about the kids actually being woke.
00:12:59.840 They're not woke at all.
00:13:01.640 Yeah.
00:13:02.060 No, they're just lying.
00:13:03.500 As soon as they get in a place where they feel safe,
00:13:06.760 all their wokeness will fall away.
00:13:08.480 But here's my reaction to this.
00:13:13.620 I was in college in 1975 to 1979.
00:13:18.660 Yes, I'm that old.
00:13:22.520 This was exactly the same then.
00:13:26.120 How many people roughly my age who also were in college in the 70s
00:13:30.460 recall that you also could not honestly answer a question?
00:13:35.720 Are you kidding me?
00:13:36.560 Do you think I could be honest in 1977
00:13:40.180 and say exactly what my real opinion was
00:13:44.180 if a professor was going to read it?
00:13:47.180 Of course not.
00:13:49.120 Of course not.
00:13:50.900 There's never been a time
00:13:52.480 when college students could be honest about their opinions.
00:13:56.360 That's never been a thing.
00:13:58.160 This didn't suddenly happen.
00:14:02.120 No, it's always been like that,
00:14:03.900 at least in my lifetime.
00:14:04.820 So maybe it's worse,
00:14:07.940 but I don't know how it could be worse
00:14:10.280 than I'm not going to tell you my opinion at all.
00:14:13.740 That's the way it was when I was in college.
00:14:17.560 Anyway,
00:14:18.700 I saw a Victor Davis Hanson video
00:14:23.940 in which she was talking about
00:14:25.960 what he calls the collapse of the Democratic Party.
00:14:30.360 Now, what's interesting is that he uses the word collapse.
00:14:36.420 When was the first time you heard somebody say
00:14:40.200 the Democrat Party is going to collapse
00:14:43.120 using that specific word?
00:14:46.520 When was the first time you ever heard collapse?
00:14:50.060 I'll tell you.
00:14:52.680 It probably was several years ago
00:14:55.880 when I told you that I was going to try to take out
00:14:58.440 the tentpole hoax,
00:15:01.020 the fine people hoax.
00:15:02.440 And I told you that that would lead to
00:15:04.860 what?
00:15:07.040 Collapse.
00:15:07.640 It was literally a metaphor about a tent
00:15:11.180 that if you took out the main pole,
00:15:14.460 the main hoax,
00:15:15.520 it would collapse.
00:15:17.400 And we're seeing the further collapse,
00:15:19.800 I think,
00:15:20.840 with the Russia gate,
00:15:22.380 Russia collusion hoax,
00:15:23.700 as people are learning
00:15:25.280 all the badness that happened there.
00:15:28.580 But I'm going to say that
00:15:31.020 that was one of my best predictions ever.
00:15:34.120 And certainly in the category of not knowing
00:15:36.840 if I predicted it
00:15:38.040 or in some small way helped cause it,
00:15:40.360 I don't know.
00:15:41.920 But I know I told you in advance
00:15:44.380 that I'm going to break this hoax.
00:15:48.500 And in so doing,
00:15:49.740 I'm going to make the entire Democratic Party collapse.
00:15:52.940 I told you that multiple times
00:15:55.540 as I did it in front of you in public.
00:15:59.220 So when I hear Victor Davis Hanson say
00:16:01.860 that the Democratic Party is in collapse,
00:16:04.120 perhaps I say to myself,
00:16:06.500 oh, there you go.
00:16:10.400 I'll never know if I had anything to do with it.
00:16:13.460 I mean, there's no way to know for sure.
00:16:15.220 But it looks like it.
00:16:16.540 It looks like I was at least part of that story,
00:16:19.660 some small part.
00:16:22.960 And Victor goes further.
00:16:25.860 He says,
00:16:26.360 they're melting down.
00:16:27.940 I don't even think there is a Democratic Party now.
00:16:33.520 And that's what it feels like.
00:16:35.520 It doesn't feel like there's a Democratic Party.
00:16:38.860 It feels like there's a bunch of people
00:16:40.620 who identify as Democrats
00:16:42.080 and they don't know who's in charge.
00:16:45.180 And they're not likely to line up against,
00:16:48.920 you know, behind anybody that we know of.
00:16:50.700 But here's further evidence of the Democrats in collapse.
00:16:56.180 Hillary Clinton decided to weigh in here
00:16:59.140 with a little post on X.
00:17:01.080 And she said,
00:17:01.760 on one hand,
00:17:02.900 Republican officials call themselves,
00:17:05.220 quote,
00:17:05.880 war fighters.
00:17:07.340 On the other,
00:17:08.360 they become whiny crybabies
00:17:10.180 at the thought of setting foot
00:17:11.560 in D.C. streets
00:17:12.800 and New York City subways
00:17:14.540 that literal school children
00:17:16.520 navigate every day without incident.
00:17:18.560 Real macho stuff.
00:17:21.280 Okay.
00:17:22.740 Number one thing that's wrong with it,
00:17:25.500 it's sexist
00:17:27.480 because she's teasing them for being macho.
00:17:31.880 She's not referring to female Republicans.
00:17:35.560 Once again,
00:17:37.320 Hillary Clinton,
00:17:38.340 that giant evil cunt of a woman,
00:17:40.980 has decided to go after men,
00:17:43.340 in this case, Republicans.
00:17:46.600 And that's their biggest problem.
00:17:48.200 She's a horrible person.
00:17:51.420 But have you ever heard
00:17:53.560 Republican officials
00:17:54.660 call themselves war fighters?
00:17:57.600 Where did that come from?
00:17:59.640 She starts it with,
00:18:01.040 on one hand,
00:18:02.020 Republican officials
00:18:02.940 call themselves war fighters.
00:18:04.860 I've never heard that.
00:18:06.980 Have you ever heard anybody
00:18:08.480 call themselves a war fighter?
00:18:10.960 So that's crazy.
00:18:12.620 And then on the other,
00:18:14.780 they become a whiny crybabies
00:18:16.400 on these dangerous streets.
00:18:20.260 She's literally
00:18:21.380 minimizing crime,
00:18:24.860 street crime.
00:18:26.020 One of the things that people,
00:18:27.500 even Democrats,
00:18:28.840 care the most about.
00:18:30.500 It's the thing that they fear the most,
00:18:32.980 walking outside in some areas of cities.
00:18:35.740 Everything about this post
00:18:38.860 screams I'm a sick,
00:18:41.800 demented piece of crap.
00:18:44.860 And also one of the leaders
00:18:46.840 of the Democrats.
00:18:47.780 And then the kind of way
00:18:51.940 to Hakeem Jeffries.
00:18:54.840 Hakeem Jeffries,
00:18:56.120 unfortunately,
00:18:57.020 has what I call evil,
00:18:59.240 evil character face.
00:19:02.160 And there's nothing racial about this.
00:19:04.400 In case,
00:19:05.000 in case you want to jump to that,
00:19:06.660 this is nothing racial.
00:19:08.080 But his eyes,
00:19:08.780 his eyes look like
00:19:11.920 he was created in a laboratory
00:19:13.740 to be Dr. Evil squared.
00:19:18.000 And every time he talks,
00:19:19.800 I think to myself,
00:19:20.960 really?
00:19:22.360 That's your leader.
00:19:24.180 You pick the only person
00:19:25.560 who looks like he's planning to kill you.
00:19:28.720 I mean,
00:19:28.940 he looks like your cat.
00:19:30.520 You ever see a cat
00:19:31.420 when your cat is really unhappy
00:19:32.800 and you can't miss it
00:19:35.100 because it's all over the cat's face?
00:19:37.260 Hakeem Jeffries,
00:19:38.140 seems like an angry cat.
00:19:41.220 He's got that face
00:19:42.180 that just looks like,
00:19:43.140 I don't even like you.
00:19:45.040 I wouldn't even care.
00:19:46.060 If you died on the streets,
00:19:47.540 I wouldn't even care.
00:19:48.900 If you were on fire,
00:19:50.080 I wouldn't urinate on you.
00:19:51.700 Look at my eyes.
00:19:52.760 Do I look like I care?
00:19:56.240 So, yeah,
00:19:57.420 they're in complete collapse.
00:19:59.760 According to Charles Gasparino,
00:20:02.540 who is writing in the New York Post,
00:20:05.120 Trump seems to be getting closer
00:20:07.500 closer to maybe rescheduling marijuana
00:20:11.540 at the federal level
00:20:13.500 as a class three drug
00:20:16.520 so that it wouldn't have the same penalties
00:20:18.860 if you got caught.
00:20:20.900 And I think that would allow,
00:20:22.840 I'm not positive,
00:20:24.000 but I think that would allow banks
00:20:25.340 to feel more comfortable
00:20:26.820 handling marijuana companies.
00:20:29.240 So, we'll see.
00:20:33.120 It does seem like
00:20:34.640 that would be another 80-20, right?
00:20:38.560 Isn't the polling something like
00:20:40.820 in the neighborhood of 80%
00:20:43.260 or in favor of at least decriminalizing it?
00:20:47.440 Is that true?
00:20:48.700 I think it's in that neighborhood.
00:20:50.700 So, that doesn't mean that Trump will do it
00:20:53.020 or it doesn't mean it's even a good idea,
00:20:55.340 but I think it's popular.
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00:21:14.280 Well, according to Newsmax,
00:21:16.720 the U.S. military, as you know,
00:21:18.380 is pushing for drone dominance.
00:21:21.040 So, Silicon Valley apparently is,
00:21:25.760 you know, really ramping up hard on drones.
00:21:29.500 And I saw one insider say
00:21:33.640 that Silicon Valley used to be
00:21:36.520 very anti-defense,
00:21:41.120 meaning that they didn't want their talents
00:21:43.880 to be used to make weapons
00:21:46.100 for the military.
00:21:47.700 But apparently that's changed.
00:21:49.220 I don't know if it's because the weapons are cooler,
00:21:52.320 you know, because they're drones and robots
00:21:54.040 and AI and stuff,
00:21:55.120 or if something about Trump has changed.
00:21:58.040 I know a lot more people are signing up
00:22:00.880 to be in the military.
00:22:02.520 So, there does seem to be
00:22:04.540 some kind of major improvement
00:22:07.400 in, let's say, reputation
00:22:09.400 of the U.S. military.
00:22:11.340 So, I don't know if this is signaling that,
00:22:14.680 but apparently now Silicon Valley is all in
00:22:17.340 on making sure that we have drone dominance.
00:22:21.240 Now, what does that mean
00:22:22.860 when the biggest country
00:22:24.940 and richest country
00:22:26.060 decides it's going to be dominant
00:22:28.000 in a technology,
00:22:30.080 and it's practical.
00:22:31.220 I mean, somebody,
00:22:32.080 someone's going to be dominant,
00:22:33.940 and why not us?
00:22:36.380 Well, probably we'll get there.
00:22:38.260 And it looks like Trump is being credited
00:22:42.780 with cutting a whole bunch of red tape,
00:22:45.340 because if you wanted to build anything that flies
00:22:47.940 and does anything dangerous,
00:22:50.540 you're going to need a lot of federal,
00:22:52.980 you know, red tape and stuff.
00:22:57.240 So, apparently some of that's being cleared away
00:22:59.860 to give us a chance of being dominant.
00:23:04.040 Now, let's connect some dots, okay?
00:23:07.540 Separately, there are stories about Ukrainian troops
00:23:12.040 being so depleted at this point
00:23:14.080 that they might be like 100,000 people short
00:23:17.520 of even being able to man the trenches
00:23:21.000 that they have on the front lines.
00:23:23.020 But they're compensating, the story is today,
00:23:26.500 with ground robots that shoot machine guns
00:23:32.260 and tons and tons of drones.
00:23:37.240 So, Trump has decided that we will sell technology
00:23:41.960 to Ukraine, but we won't give it to him.
00:23:46.060 We've also decided that we want to be dominant in drones,
00:23:50.240 and we're going to need to test our technology
00:23:54.960 to make sure that we really are dominant
00:23:57.400 in an actual wartime situation.
00:24:01.280 So, where do you think everything's heading?
00:24:04.900 I'm going to make a suggestion,
00:24:08.700 because Trump is going to be looking for leverage
00:24:11.720 over Russia.
00:24:14.040 He can threaten sanctions,
00:24:15.920 but apparently that's off the table at the moment.
00:24:18.120 We'll talk about that a little bit more.
00:24:19.660 But what can Trump really threaten
00:24:22.480 that would look like a realistic threat?
00:24:26.660 And I have a suggestion,
00:24:29.100 and also a prediction.
00:24:33.060 I think if the war continues for year after year,
00:24:36.520 which is possible,
00:24:37.900 I think there's a good chance
00:24:39.080 it will last another five years.
00:24:41.920 I feel like in three years,
00:24:44.140 and maybe a lot sooner,
00:24:45.720 the entire front line will be robots.
00:24:48.300 robots and drones,
00:24:52.680 which are robots of a kind.
00:24:55.020 So, imagine Trump saying to Putin,
00:24:58.960 all right, here's the deal.
00:25:01.180 Under normal circumstances,
00:25:03.300 if you were to just straight line
00:25:04.860 what's happening now into the future,
00:25:07.940 Russia would definitely take over all of Ukraine.
00:25:11.120 It would take a while,
00:25:12.560 but they would get there, right?
00:25:14.720 Most of you believe that,
00:25:16.200 because you're just running out of Ukrainians.
00:25:18.100 There's just not enough human beings
00:25:19.740 to defend the country after a while.
00:25:22.540 And so,
00:25:23.660 since Russia has more population,
00:25:26.500 plus they're getting the North Koreans to help them,
00:25:29.720 they can just outlast the humans.
00:25:32.860 But what happens
00:25:33.800 if Trump said,
00:25:35.480 here's the deal, Putin,
00:25:36.500 we are trying to become, you know,
00:25:39.820 the biggest military robot and drone force in the world,
00:25:43.840 and we need to test it,
00:25:45.560 and we have a really good customer.
00:25:48.280 So, as long as the Europeans are willing to open their wallets,
00:25:52.340 we're going to sell them unlimited numbers of drones and robots,
00:25:56.860 the new stuff,
00:25:57.600 and eventually the entire front line is going to be robots.
00:26:02.760 Once it is,
00:26:04.340 you're going to have to ask yourself,
00:26:06.320 can you, Russia,
00:26:07.980 keep up with our technology?
00:26:10.320 Because right now,
00:26:11.400 it's a human versus human contest,
00:26:13.800 and the Russians have more humans,
00:26:16.760 so they have a huge advantage.
00:26:19.400 Once the Ukrainians run into humans,
00:26:22.140 and that's happening quickly,
00:26:23.640 if nothing changed,
00:26:26.300 the Russian humans would just move forward
00:26:29.360 and conquer what's left.
00:26:32.180 But Trump can change the frame.
00:26:35.500 From Putin,
00:26:37.840 you know that in three years,
00:26:40.440 this is not going to be a human-on-human war.
00:26:42.740 You know that, right?
00:26:44.720 And he does know that.
00:26:46.320 Everybody knows that.
00:26:48.020 So, you say to him,
00:26:49.280 here's the deal.
00:26:50.600 If you keep fighting,
00:26:52.000 we'll keep supplying the very best American technology
00:26:56.860 to drones and robots,
00:26:59.620 and you're going to be having an all-robot war,
00:27:02.640 and you will not be able to keep up with our technology.
00:27:05.780 You have really good technology,
00:27:07.640 but you're not going to keep up with our technology.
00:27:09.760 So, the war is going to go from humans-on-humans,
00:27:14.980 where Russia has an enormous advantage,
00:27:17.140 to high-tech versus high-tech only,
00:27:20.720 in which Russia has a disadvantage.
00:27:23.380 And you know what the United States gets?
00:27:26.340 Practice.
00:27:27.860 Not only do we make money selling our goods,
00:27:31.200 but we get practice,
00:27:33.200 and we get practical information back
00:27:35.300 about what worked and what didn't.
00:27:37.200 I don't think that Putin
00:27:38.800 would want to enter an era
00:27:41.960 in which it wasn't humans against humans,
00:27:45.140 and his robots against his humans,
00:27:47.080 or robots against his worst robots.
00:27:50.080 Because I don't think China is going to give them the good stuff.
00:27:53.860 Do you?
00:27:54.740 Or if they did, maybe not enough of it.
00:27:56.980 So, that would be the thing I would add.
00:28:01.200 It's like, look, Putin,
00:28:02.700 you better settle up now,
00:28:04.100 or you're going to be talking to the robots.
00:28:06.700 And you know that's true.
00:28:09.240 There was a poll, Politico,
00:28:11.960 talking about a Citroën Center of Possibility Lab poll
00:28:16.020 on whether Californians
00:28:18.380 would go along with Gavin Newsom's idea
00:28:20.820 to redistrict in a special election.
00:28:23.580 Now, normally, the way they would redistrict
00:28:26.240 is California has an independent commission.
00:28:30.400 To do that,
00:28:32.620 I'm sure it's not super independent.
00:28:36.380 I think independent is sort of
00:28:39.820 maybe not exactly 100% accurate,
00:28:43.040 but maybe better than whatever they're doing now
00:28:46.120 or trying to do.
00:28:47.940 So, surprisingly,
00:28:49.880 the questions are two questions.
00:28:51.340 One, do you support keeping the Independent Redistricting Commission?
00:28:55.400 And number two,
00:28:56.140 do you support returning congressional redistricting authority
00:28:59.180 to state legislators?
00:29:01.480 And only 36% of voters
00:29:03.500 supported giving the legislature back that power.
00:29:07.720 So, you might presume
00:29:12.380 that that means that
00:29:14.560 if Newsom does his special election
00:29:16.840 to get the power to do it early
00:29:20.400 instead of using the redistricting commission,
00:29:24.720 that the voters would reject it.
00:29:28.180 But Newsom
00:29:30.500 tries to lie
00:29:32.580 and tell you that
00:29:33.560 they're not planning
00:29:35.300 to get rid of the Independent Redistricting Commission.
00:29:39.600 But what he doesn't say
00:29:41.080 is what they are planning
00:29:42.800 is to ignore it.
00:29:45.160 They're not planning to get rid of it.
00:29:46.900 Oh, no.
00:29:48.000 We're not going to get rid of it.
00:29:50.260 That's crazy talk.
00:29:51.400 No, we're just going to do the redistricting
00:29:53.740 without it.
00:29:54.980 So, Newsom is actually trying to sell the idea
00:29:59.480 that we're keeping
00:30:01.120 the Congressional Redistricting Commission
00:30:04.440 at the same time
00:30:05.920 that he's pushing to ignore them.
00:30:08.640 He's trying to sell that.
00:30:10.480 Good luck.
00:30:11.920 So, I'm hoping Californians
00:30:13.920 can see through it
00:30:15.200 and maybe turn down
00:30:16.560 that redistricting thing,
00:30:17.940 but
00:30:18.100 I don't know if that poll
00:30:20.840 is telling us
00:30:21.720 what we need to know about that.
00:30:23.220 According to the New York Post,
00:30:27.460 75 homeless camps
00:30:29.220 in Washington, D.C.
00:30:30.480 have been cleared.
00:30:32.080 What does that mean?
00:30:33.640 Where are those people?
00:30:35.680 Is there some secret
00:30:37.080 alternate Washington, D.C.
00:30:39.560 where they move
00:30:40.440 all the homeless people?
00:30:42.040 Now, that would be kind of funny,
00:30:43.220 wouldn't it?
00:30:44.180 Imagine if we hired Hollywood
00:30:45.720 to build a set
00:30:47.060 of an inner city,
00:30:49.640 but the buildings are all fake.
00:30:52.040 They're just fronts.
00:30:53.220 And then the homeless people
00:30:54.820 think,
00:30:55.200 ah,
00:30:55.800 we got another city
00:30:57.340 to be homeless in.
00:30:58.400 They put up their tents
00:30:59.420 on the sidewalk,
00:31:00.640 but it's just,
00:31:01.780 it's like a Hollywood set.
00:31:05.220 And they could be homeless
00:31:06.800 all they want,
00:31:07.640 but if they try to go
00:31:08.480 inside a building,
00:31:09.360 the doors are all locked
00:31:10.380 because there's nothing in there.
00:31:12.380 There's just fake buildings.
00:31:13.980 So, let's do that.
00:31:15.720 All right.
00:31:16.040 Anyway,
00:31:16.460 I'm very curious
00:31:17.440 where those 75 homeless camps
00:31:20.020 went
00:31:21.240 and where did those people go.
00:31:24.900 But apparently,
00:31:26.120 South Carolina, Ohio,
00:31:27.880 and maybe one other state
00:31:29.880 is sending their own
00:31:31.000 national guards
00:31:31.920 to assist D.C.
00:31:33.600 And there's talk about
00:31:35.000 doing it in New York City, too.
00:31:37.740 But Hillary Clinton
00:31:39.760 would like to remind you
00:31:40.960 that you're just a giant wuss
00:31:42.900 if you're afraid of street crime.
00:31:44.940 You giant wuss, you.
00:31:50.420 So, I saw a post on X
00:31:52.440 from Dr. Interracial.
00:31:55.360 Now, it's important for you
00:31:56.920 to know that Dr. Interracial
00:31:58.440 is literally
00:31:59.240 in an interracial marriage.
00:32:02.980 He is the black member
00:32:04.980 of the interracial marriage.
00:32:06.880 And he pointed out
00:32:07.720 that the videos
00:32:08.720 of the Washington, D.C. protest
00:32:10.420 were all white people.
00:32:12.340 And he says,
00:32:16.500 notice no black people
00:32:17.660 are protesting
00:32:18.500 against safe communities.
00:32:21.440 None.
00:32:22.660 There are like thousands
00:32:23.640 of people protesting.
00:32:25.240 Not a single black person
00:32:26.960 in the crowd.
00:32:28.020 Not one.
00:32:29.540 Now, is that because?
00:32:31.740 There are a couple
00:32:32.360 of possibilities.
00:32:34.240 One possibility
00:32:35.500 is that black people
00:32:38.020 don't want to protest
00:32:39.220 against ending crime.
00:32:40.680 Now, that's the one
00:32:42.740 I want to believe.
00:32:44.400 The other possibility
00:32:45.700 is that all of these protests
00:32:47.820 are inorganic.
00:32:49.780 And they're literally
00:32:50.680 organizations you can pay
00:32:52.920 to hire people
00:32:54.860 to protest
00:32:55.560 for whatever you want
00:32:56.480 them to protest for.
00:32:57.600 Crowds for hire,
00:32:58.660 is that what it's called?
00:33:00.340 What if?
00:33:01.860 I'm just throwing
00:33:02.780 this out there.
00:33:04.320 What if the crowds
00:33:05.660 for hire,
00:33:06.620 the people who create
00:33:07.480 the fake demonstrations,
00:33:08.880 what if they don't have
00:33:10.480 a DI department?
00:33:13.300 What if the entire problem
00:33:14.980 is that they're not
00:33:16.280 doing any recruiting
00:33:17.340 to get diversity
00:33:18.500 in their crowds?
00:33:19.880 So all they get
00:33:20.460 is a bunch of bored,
00:33:21.960 retired white people.
00:33:24.760 I don't know
00:33:25.540 what is causing
00:33:26.360 the fact that
00:33:27.000 there wasn't
00:33:27.400 a single black person
00:33:28.620 in this very large
00:33:29.760 crowd of protesters
00:33:30.880 in a city
00:33:32.120 that has a quite
00:33:32.980 substantial black population.
00:33:34.680 but it means
00:33:36.660 something.
00:33:37.860 It definitely
00:33:38.360 means something.
00:33:39.540 I'm not entirely
00:33:40.580 sure what it means,
00:33:42.060 but it means
00:33:42.620 something.
00:33:46.140 Meanwhile,
00:33:46.840 there were
00:33:47.200 anti-Israel
00:33:48.280 demonstrations
00:33:49.040 in Manhattan.
00:33:51.260 And I guess
00:33:51.860 they were calling
00:33:52.780 for a global
00:33:53.700 intifada,
00:33:55.820 which is a
00:33:56.920 slogan that you
00:33:57.900 might recognize
00:33:58.600 that a lot of people
00:33:59.540 see as incitement
00:34:00.580 of violence
00:34:01.200 against Jewish
00:34:03.020 communities.
00:34:03.640 So that's happening.
00:34:06.500 Do you imagine
00:34:07.240 that that was
00:34:07.920 an organic protest?
00:34:10.220 No.
00:34:11.180 There aren't any.
00:34:12.280 There are no
00:34:13.040 organic protests.
00:34:14.800 It's almost
00:34:15.860 certainly
00:34:16.420 paid protesters
00:34:17.640 and maybe
00:34:18.720 people from
00:34:19.880 other countries
00:34:20.660 are behind it.
00:34:21.680 Who knows?
00:34:22.880 There's something
00:34:23.420 that's behind it.
00:34:24.260 I would ignore it.
00:34:25.980 Unless they break
00:34:26.860 stuff,
00:34:27.380 I would just
00:34:27.880 ignore them.
00:34:30.560 Well,
00:34:31.200 maybe that's
00:34:31.660 not strong enough
00:34:32.440 because you don't
00:34:32.980 want people
00:34:33.480 march around
00:34:34.140 saying global
00:34:34.940 intifada.
00:34:36.840 But they do
00:34:37.800 have,
00:34:38.240 on the other
00:34:38.540 hand,
00:34:39.120 this freedom
00:34:39.760 of speech.
00:34:41.260 Is global
00:34:42.180 intifada
00:34:43.080 yet
00:34:43.520 officially
00:34:45.960 hate speech?
00:34:47.220 Or is it
00:34:47.960 on its way
00:34:48.600 to becoming
00:34:49.140 official hate speech?
00:34:50.620 Because that
00:34:51.040 could change
00:34:51.520 things.
00:34:54.300 Well,
00:34:55.020 Congressman Eric
00:34:56.260 Swalwell
00:34:56.940 was asked
00:34:57.640 to comment
00:34:58.160 on Trump's
00:34:59.440 meeting with
00:34:59.960 Putin in
00:35:00.480 Alaska.
00:35:00.940 and if you
00:35:02.620 can believe
00:35:03.060 this douchebag,
00:35:04.600 he's one of
00:35:05.360 what I call
00:35:05.800 the designated
00:35:06.700 liars,
00:35:07.700 the people
00:35:08.080 who really
00:35:08.720 push the
00:35:09.240 big lies,
00:35:10.500 like the
00:35:10.820 really
00:35:11.220 embarrassingly,
00:35:13.320 obviously
00:35:14.080 false,
00:35:15.360 really big
00:35:16.200 lies.
00:35:17.440 And so he
00:35:18.080 goes with,
00:35:19.180 I do not
00:35:19.660 know if
00:35:20.000 President Trump
00:35:20.640 is or is
00:35:21.340 not a Russian
00:35:22.080 asset.
00:35:22.680 fuck you.
00:35:26.640 What a
00:35:27.580 piece of
00:35:28.140 crap that
00:35:28.720 guy is.
00:35:29.940 What a
00:35:30.460 piece of
00:35:30.860 crap.
00:35:31.720 That in
00:35:32.140 2025,
00:35:33.800 he's still
00:35:34.520 pushing
00:35:35.080 Russian
00:35:37.060 gay hoax,
00:35:38.640 like it was
00:35:39.840 all real or
00:35:40.500 something.
00:35:41.140 Oh my
00:35:41.600 God.
00:35:42.800 MSNBC
00:35:43.400 actually puts
00:35:44.220 him on the
00:35:44.640 air for that.
00:35:47.080 Well,
00:35:47.720 I was wondering
00:35:48.300 if you've
00:35:48.860 started to
00:35:49.460 notice a
00:35:49.900 pattern,
00:35:50.220 which is
00:35:50.860 the stickiest
00:35:52.500 criticisms
00:35:53.400 against Trump
00:35:54.420 are the
00:35:55.280 things you
00:35:55.740 can't prove
00:35:56.660 or haven't
00:35:57.880 happened yet.
00:35:59.140 May never
00:35:59.900 happen,
00:36:00.420 but they
00:36:00.640 haven't
00:36:00.820 happened yet.
00:36:02.140 So people
00:36:03.420 criticize Trump
00:36:05.480 because inflation
00:36:06.440 will happen,
00:36:07.780 but it
00:36:08.460 hasn't.
00:36:09.320 I mean,
00:36:09.820 a little bit,
00:36:10.560 but not enough
00:36:11.140 to change
00:36:11.960 things.
00:36:13.080 They're worried
00:36:13.900 about him
00:36:14.420 becoming a
00:36:15.500 third-term
00:36:16.180 president,
00:36:17.100 but it
00:36:18.060 hasn't happened.
00:36:19.060 It was
00:36:19.340 probably just
00:36:19.940 a joke.
00:36:21.440 Well,
00:36:21.760 it is just
00:36:22.360 a joke.
00:36:23.300 They're worried
00:36:23.760 about him
00:36:24.220 becoming a
00:36:25.120 dictator.
00:36:26.580 Well,
00:36:27.240 I don't
00:36:27.560 really see
00:36:28.000 that happening
00:36:28.540 because if
00:36:29.400 the court
00:36:29.900 rules against
00:36:30.660 him,
00:36:30.900 he still
00:36:31.240 does what
00:36:31.680 the court
00:36:32.060 says.
00:36:34.920 And even
00:36:35.780 the stuff
00:36:36.480 of Ukraine
00:36:37.200 is more
00:36:38.440 about what
00:36:38.960 will happen
00:36:39.440 next than
00:36:40.440 what has
00:36:40.860 happened so
00:36:41.420 far.
00:36:42.340 So it
00:36:43.020 feels like
00:36:43.680 they really
00:36:45.060 have to
00:36:45.400 reach hard,
00:36:46.300 and they
00:36:46.640 also did
00:36:47.060 the mind
00:36:47.540 reading thing
00:36:48.180 where they'll
00:36:49.480 say,
00:36:49.840 all right,
00:36:50.240 well,
00:36:50.980 maybe nothing's
00:36:51.920 gone wrong,
00:36:52.820 but in his
00:36:53.880 mind,
00:36:54.580 he plans to
00:36:55.540 do terrible
00:36:56.160 things in
00:36:56.740 the future.
00:36:57.840 In his
00:36:58.400 mind,
00:36:58.920 he's only
00:36:59.340 doing it
00:36:59.780 for the
00:37:00.040 wrong reasons.
00:37:01.760 So it's
00:37:02.340 the weirdest
00:37:02.780 set of
00:37:03.320 criticisms,
00:37:04.340 because if
00:37:04.980 they look at
00:37:05.460 what he's
00:37:05.780 actually done,
00:37:07.360 that has
00:37:07.940 something like
00:37:08.780 a conclusion,
00:37:10.700 that stuff
00:37:11.300 looks pretty
00:37:11.880 good.
00:37:14.320 Right?
00:37:14.840 Because the
00:37:16.200 NATO
00:37:17.380 funding is
00:37:18.980 done,
00:37:20.220 and that
00:37:20.640 looks pretty
00:37:21.120 good.
00:37:21.500 The closing
00:37:22.140 of the
00:37:22.480 border,
00:37:23.420 largely
00:37:23.880 completed.
00:37:24.800 I mean,
00:37:25.040 it's a
00:37:25.460 permanent
00:37:25.800 job they
00:37:26.620 have to
00:37:26.860 keep on
00:37:27.260 it.
00:37:27.840 But we
00:37:28.240 don't have
00:37:28.580 to wonder
00:37:29.200 what it
00:37:30.240 looks like.
00:37:31.420 He already
00:37:31.860 did it.
00:37:33.180 So there's
00:37:33.960 probably a
00:37:34.360 whole bunch
00:37:34.780 of things
00:37:35.200 that he's
00:37:35.580 already done,
00:37:36.460 like getting
00:37:37.080 great investments
00:37:38.300 to come into
00:37:39.040 the U.S.,
00:37:39.980 on-shoring
00:37:41.200 stuff.
00:37:43.280 And then
00:37:43.800 what is it,
00:37:44.500 six or
00:37:45.120 seven wars
00:37:46.120 he's helped
00:37:47.380 end.
00:37:48.440 You know,
00:37:48.700 you could argue
00:37:49.340 whether that's
00:37:49.920 really four or
00:37:50.840 seven.
00:37:51.780 But he's
00:37:52.700 definitely
00:37:53.080 helping wars
00:37:55.360 end.
00:37:56.400 So all the
00:37:57.000 things that
00:37:57.480 have happened
00:37:58.240 look pretty
00:37:59.600 good.
00:38:00.680 We're only
00:38:01.440 worried about
00:38:01.940 the things we
00:38:02.500 can imagine
00:38:03.200 happening in
00:38:03.820 the future,
00:38:04.880 but are not
00:38:05.740 that likely,
00:38:06.420 actually.
00:38:09.380 All right.
00:38:11.200 apparently
00:38:14.000 the Trump
00:38:16.020 administration
00:38:16.840 is going to
00:38:17.440 start cracking
00:38:18.140 down on
00:38:19.620 all cash
00:38:20.500 buyers,
00:38:22.800 I think
00:38:23.380 specifically
00:38:24.140 companies
00:38:24.920 doing it,
00:38:25.820 purchasing
00:38:26.260 American homes.
00:38:27.440 As you know,
00:38:28.960 there are a
00:38:29.880 number of
00:38:30.220 entities,
00:38:30.880 some foreign
00:38:31.500 and some
00:38:32.300 domestic,
00:38:33.560 paying cash
00:38:34.620 for homes
00:38:35.360 that severely
00:38:36.700 limits the
00:38:37.660 availability of
00:38:39.500 homes for
00:38:40.120 other people
00:38:40.760 to buy.
00:38:41.200 and that
00:38:42.560 raises the
00:38:43.260 price,
00:38:43.740 we assume.
00:38:45.120 So Trump
00:38:46.080 is going to
00:38:47.140 look into
00:38:47.540 that,
00:38:48.560 and I
00:38:49.740 feel like
00:38:50.120 that's another
00:38:50.720 80-20 issue.
00:38:53.780 Because,
00:38:54.400 well,
00:38:54.660 there might be
00:38:55.240 big hedge funds
00:38:56.920 and stuff
00:38:57.460 who want to
00:38:58.340 keep buying
00:38:58.860 houses for
00:38:59.520 cash,
00:39:00.160 because it's
00:39:00.740 one way to
00:39:01.440 it's one
00:39:07.820 way to
00:39:08.240 basically hide
00:39:09.520 your money
00:39:11.040 in an
00:39:11.720 inflation-resistant
00:39:12.940 asset,
00:39:13.900 because houses
00:39:14.520 will go up
00:39:15.140 in value
00:39:15.600 if inflation
00:39:16.280 goes up.
00:39:17.320 So it might
00:39:18.040 be just a way
00:39:18.700 for people to
00:39:19.400 hide their
00:39:20.120 money until
00:39:21.400 they know
00:39:22.180 what's happening
00:39:22.660 with inflation.
00:39:23.360 But if
00:39:25.480 you were to
00:39:26.280 query the
00:39:28.000 public,
00:39:29.700 I would
00:39:30.300 guess at
00:39:30.880 least 80%
00:39:31.980 of the
00:39:32.280 public,
00:39:32.760 maybe 90%,
00:39:33.820 would say,
00:39:34.840 yeah,
00:39:35.360 you should
00:39:35.820 clamp down
00:39:36.620 on all
00:39:37.100 these
00:39:37.420 non-residents
00:39:40.200 buying houses.
00:39:41.900 So that's
00:39:43.120 probably a
00:39:43.760 good topic
00:39:44.860 for the
00:39:45.220 president.
00:39:45.580 apparently
00:39:51.020 the biggest
00:39:52.360 teachers
00:39:53.000 union,
00:39:53.920 Randy
00:39:54.220 Weingarten's
00:39:55.100 union,
00:39:55.900 is suing
00:39:56.640 the Trump
00:39:57.100 administration
00:39:57.600 to try to
00:39:58.460 keep DEI
00:39:59.720 in public
00:40:00.200 schools.
00:40:01.640 Corey
00:40:01.860 DeAngelis
00:40:02.560 is reporting
00:40:04.060 on this.
00:40:04.560 He's your
00:40:04.900 school choice
00:40:05.700 evangelist.
00:40:07.160 You all
00:40:07.520 know Corey.
00:40:08.240 You should
00:40:08.520 follow him
00:40:09.040 on social
00:40:09.500 media.
00:40:12.080 And it
00:40:13.360 just seems
00:40:14.080 to me
00:40:14.660 that topic
00:40:16.100 after topic
00:40:17.060 shows that
00:40:18.760 the teachers
00:40:19.840 unions are
00:40:20.500 trying to
00:40:20.960 destroy the
00:40:21.700 country.
00:40:22.740 Because if
00:40:23.600 they have
00:40:24.040 their way,
00:40:25.320 the schools
00:40:26.820 will keep
00:40:27.440 getting worse
00:40:28.140 because there
00:40:28.860 won't be
00:40:29.180 a choice.
00:40:30.580 And they
00:40:31.400 will pack
00:40:32.080 it with
00:40:32.340 DEI,
00:40:33.160 which will
00:40:33.500 cause
00:40:33.840 division and
00:40:34.800 all kinds
00:40:35.740 of problems.
00:40:38.100 And honestly,
00:40:39.960 on one
00:40:40.780 hand,
00:40:41.160 you could
00:40:41.440 say,
00:40:41.920 well,
00:40:42.260 the goal
00:40:43.400 of the
00:40:43.840 union is
00:40:44.460 to help
00:40:45.040 the union
00:40:45.580 members.
00:40:46.060 It's not
00:40:46.620 to help
00:40:46.960 the students.
00:40:47.800 It's not
00:40:48.200 to help
00:40:48.460 the parents.
00:40:50.180 So you
00:40:50.780 could understand
00:40:51.600 why,
00:40:52.320 you know,
00:40:52.920 in our
00:40:53.260 competitive
00:40:53.840 world,
00:40:54.720 they could
00:40:55.500 have a
00:40:55.820 union and
00:40:56.460 they could
00:40:56.760 fight for
00:40:57.220 things that
00:40:57.660 are good
00:40:57.900 for them.
00:40:58.520 But there's
00:40:59.120 no really,
00:41:00.520 there's not
00:41:01.000 really a
00:41:01.420 balance to
00:41:02.120 that.
00:41:02.960 There's
00:41:03.400 nobody who's
00:41:04.180 the one
00:41:04.540 on the
00:41:04.860 other side
00:41:05.640 who's
00:41:06.300 actually,
00:41:06.860 you know,
00:41:07.080 in the
00:41:07.500 battle.
00:41:08.500 So it's
00:41:09.540 sort of a
00:41:09.920 one-sided
00:41:10.420 thing.
00:41:11.400 And what
00:41:11.700 it makes
00:41:12.040 it look
00:41:12.480 like is
00:41:13.500 that the
00:41:13.880 real goal
00:41:14.540 of the
00:41:14.920 teachers'
00:41:15.480 unions is
00:41:16.580 to destroy
00:41:17.260 the United
00:41:17.760 States.
00:41:19.480 You saw
00:41:20.180 it during
00:41:20.480 the pandemic.
00:41:21.880 You're
00:41:22.300 seeing it
00:41:22.640 with DEI.
00:41:24.460 You're
00:41:25.040 seeing it
00:41:25.440 with their
00:41:25.940 opposition to
00:41:27.060 school choice.
00:41:28.660 These are
00:41:29.160 the most
00:41:29.820 fundamental
00:41:30.440 things.
00:41:31.620 The quality
00:41:32.060 of education
00:41:32.720 is the most
00:41:33.620 fundamental
00:41:34.120 thing that
00:41:34.740 would keep
00:41:35.080 the country
00:41:35.540 healthy.
00:41:36.420 And they're
00:41:37.200 attacking it
00:41:38.000 in every
00:41:38.600 domain,
00:41:39.420 it seems
00:41:39.860 like.
00:41:41.080 So this
00:41:43.720 is not
00:41:44.100 an accusation,
00:41:45.520 but it
00:41:46.600 almost feels
00:41:47.240 like Randy
00:41:47.900 Weingarten
00:41:48.540 must be
00:41:49.540 working for
00:41:50.160 one of
00:41:50.540 our
00:41:50.840 adversaries.
00:41:53.400 Does she
00:41:54.440 get a
00:41:54.720 paycheck
00:41:55.020 from somebody
00:41:56.840 we don't
00:41:57.300 know about?
00:41:59.240 Because the
00:42:00.460 way she
00:42:00.900 acts is
00:42:02.580 like she
00:42:03.180 is not in
00:42:04.000 favor of the
00:42:04.580 United States.
00:42:05.840 I mean,
00:42:06.020 it just looks
00:42:06.520 like picking
00:42:07.500 every destructive
00:42:08.540 thing you
00:42:09.040 could pick
00:42:09.600 and then
00:42:10.060 backing it.
00:42:11.860 I think
00:42:12.580 trans is
00:42:13.360 another one
00:42:13.800 of those
00:42:14.120 topics.
00:42:15.220 When I
00:42:15.860 found out
00:42:16.280 my friend
00:42:16.760 got a
00:42:17.100 great deal
00:42:17.700 on a
00:42:18.060 wool coat
00:42:18.460 from Winners,
00:42:19.340 I started
00:42:20.080 wondering,
00:42:20.980 is every
00:42:21.820 fabulous item
00:42:22.580 I see
00:42:23.020 from Winners?
00:42:24.100 Like that
00:42:24.600 woman over
00:42:25.100 there with
00:42:25.560 the designer
00:42:26.000 jeans.
00:42:26.800 Are those
00:42:27.420 from Winners?
00:42:28.340 Ooh,
00:42:28.980 are those
00:42:29.300 beautiful gold
00:42:29.920 earrings?
00:42:30.780 Did she
00:42:31.080 pay full
00:42:31.380 price?
00:42:32.160 Or that
00:42:32.420 leather tote?
00:42:33.160 Or that
00:42:33.420 cashmere
00:42:33.760 sweater?
00:42:34.340 Or those
00:42:34.700 knee-high
00:42:35.000 boots?
00:42:35.840 That dress?
00:42:36.620 That jacket?
00:42:37.160 Those shoes?
00:42:38.360 Is anyone
00:42:39.120 paying full
00:42:39.740 price for
00:42:40.300 anything?
00:42:41.260 Stop
00:42:41.740 wondering.
00:42:42.560 Start winning.
00:42:43.480 Winners find
00:42:44.280 fabulous for
00:42:45.080 less.
00:42:46.600 Anyway,
00:42:47.840 in the
00:42:48.240 potentially good
00:42:49.560 news category,
00:42:50.520 Wired is
00:42:51.020 talking about,
00:42:52.220 I guess,
00:42:53.100 Doge
00:42:53.700 didn't die.
00:42:55.900 It just
00:42:56.300 morphed into
00:42:57.060 more of a
00:42:57.760 permanent part
00:42:58.720 of the
00:42:58.940 government,
00:42:59.420 which is
00:42:59.760 good news.
00:43:00.320 but I
00:43:00.980 guess one
00:43:01.800 of the
00:43:02.120 Doge
00:43:02.800 smart
00:43:04.780 guys,
00:43:06.360 more than
00:43:07.600 one,
00:43:08.020 but one
00:43:08.360 person is
00:43:08.840 in charge
00:43:09.240 of it,
00:43:09.700 they're
00:43:09.880 developing
00:43:10.300 some AI
00:43:11.260 related tool
00:43:12.460 that they
00:43:13.980 want to
00:43:14.420 eliminate up
00:43:15.120 to 50%
00:43:16.040 of federal
00:43:17.480 regulations
00:43:18.220 within the
00:43:19.980 next year
00:43:20.680 or so.
00:43:21.520 And they
00:43:22.440 claim there
00:43:22.920 are 200,000
00:43:24.280 federal
00:43:24.880 regulations.
00:43:26.380 Now,
00:43:27.020 how in the
00:43:27.520 world would
00:43:28.140 you use
00:43:28.680 AI to
00:43:30.340 eliminate
00:43:30.860 regulations?
00:43:33.220 Would it
00:43:33.600 just do the
00:43:34.280 work of
00:43:35.040 looking through
00:43:35.760 them and
00:43:36.260 then how
00:43:37.040 would it
00:43:37.300 know that
00:43:37.700 a regulation
00:43:38.340 was a bad
00:43:39.840 idea?
00:43:41.220 That's the
00:43:41.860 part that AI
00:43:42.520 doesn't know,
00:43:43.160 right?
00:43:43.680 Because if AI
00:43:44.480 is trained on
00:43:45.700 what is
00:43:46.500 written,
00:43:47.680 probably every
00:43:49.060 federal regulation
00:43:50.120 has some
00:43:51.060 backing to
00:43:51.800 it.
00:43:52.600 You know,
00:43:52.800 if they
00:43:53.000 looked online,
00:43:53.940 they'd say,
00:43:54.260 oh,
00:43:54.420 yeah,
00:43:54.600 this is why
00:43:55.480 it's created
00:43:56.440 some safety.
00:43:57.920 But how
00:43:58.720 would it
00:43:59.020 know that
00:43:59.600 it created
00:44:00.140 more problems
00:44:01.220 than it
00:44:02.040 solved?
00:44:02.580 How would
00:44:02.940 AI ever
00:44:03.560 know that?
00:44:05.260 So I
00:44:06.080 guess I'm
00:44:06.520 a little
00:44:07.160 skeptical
00:44:08.640 that AI
00:44:10.140 could,
00:44:10.860 you know,
00:44:11.880 make a
00:44:12.400 difference in
00:44:12.940 that domain
00:44:13.520 because you
00:44:14.580 would have
00:44:14.900 to know a
00:44:15.460 lot more
00:44:15.820 than AI
00:44:16.300 could possibly
00:44:17.000 know to
00:44:17.880 make a
00:44:18.360 smart decision.
00:44:19.840 But,
00:44:20.320 you know,
00:44:20.860 maybe it's
00:44:21.320 sort of like
00:44:21.760 AI helping
00:44:22.460 a programmer
00:44:23.960 that you
00:44:25.000 just use
00:44:26.660 it to
00:44:27.020 ask questions
00:44:27.860 that would
00:44:28.540 be hard
00:44:28.860 to research.
00:44:29.900 But then
00:44:30.280 a human
00:44:30.720 makes a
00:44:31.200 decision.
00:44:32.200 That's a
00:44:32.560 lot of
00:44:32.780 decisions.
00:44:33.760 If you're
00:44:34.080 trying to
00:44:34.380 get rid
00:44:34.700 of 100,000
00:44:35.700 federal
00:44:36.180 regulations,
00:44:37.560 how would
00:44:37.960 you ever
00:44:38.440 learn enough
00:44:40.500 to know
00:44:40.920 that you
00:44:41.220 made the
00:44:41.520 right choices?
00:44:42.540 I don't know.
00:44:43.700 Anyway,
00:44:44.180 so I'm
00:44:44.540 optimistic,
00:44:45.780 and I don't
00:44:46.300 think that the
00:44:47.040 doge geniuses
00:44:48.480 would be
00:44:48.860 working on it
00:44:49.640 if it didn't
00:44:50.180 have promise,
00:44:51.880 but we'll
00:44:52.260 see.
00:44:54.420 And there's
00:44:55.220 a projection
00:44:55.820 that the
00:44:56.500 effort of
00:44:57.300 getting rid
00:44:57.740 of all
00:44:58.040 this deregulation
00:44:59.480 could yield
00:45:00.720 $3.3
00:45:01.600 trillion
00:45:02.040 annually in
00:45:03.540 economic
00:45:04.020 benefits.
00:45:05.380 $3.3
00:45:06.280 trillion?
00:45:07.180 That would
00:45:08.020 go a long
00:45:09.020 way to
00:45:09.840 bang down
00:45:11.700 the national
00:45:12.340 debt,
00:45:12.740 wouldn't it?
00:45:13.400 It wouldn't
00:45:13.760 be the full
00:45:14.320 $3.3
00:45:15.040 trillion every
00:45:15.640 year,
00:45:16.040 but that
00:45:16.920 would generate
00:45:17.480 a lot of
00:45:17.880 new taxes.
00:45:20.680 There's a
00:45:21.360 report that
00:45:22.100 on TikTok,
00:45:23.660 somebody named
00:45:24.360 Kane Calloway,
00:45:26.600 that China
00:45:27.500 now has
00:45:28.100 a product
00:45:30.340 called an
00:45:31.200 AI headband
00:45:33.060 that they're
00:45:34.320 putting on
00:45:34.880 Chinese students
00:45:35.940 to make sure
00:45:36.820 they're paying
00:45:37.300 attention.
00:45:38.560 So the
00:45:39.020 headband
00:45:39.600 will actually
00:45:40.860 report if
00:45:42.220 somebody is
00:45:42.700 daydreaming
00:45:43.300 or not paying
00:45:43.960 attention.
00:45:45.140 Now that's
00:45:45.720 the scariest
00:45:46.280 thing you've
00:45:46.880 ever heard
00:45:47.260 of.
00:45:47.880 Can you
00:45:48.920 even imagine
00:45:49.740 having a
00:45:50.960 job or
00:45:51.640 being in
00:45:52.240 some kind
00:45:52.820 of class
00:45:53.480 where your
00:45:54.600 brain's
00:45:55.300 current
00:45:56.000 thinking is
00:45:57.760 being reported?
00:45:59.460 Your current
00:46:00.240 thinking.
00:46:01.580 And it's
00:46:02.140 going to get
00:46:02.560 worse because
00:46:03.880 at the moment
00:46:04.620 maybe the
00:46:05.460 headband can
00:46:06.060 only tell if
00:46:06.800 your eyes are
00:46:07.720 looking in a
00:46:08.280 certain place.
00:46:09.820 But what
00:46:10.460 happens when
00:46:11.020 it can tell
00:46:11.580 what you're
00:46:11.980 thinking?
00:46:13.560 Which is
00:46:14.860 current technology.
00:46:16.120 I told you
00:46:16.600 about it
00:46:16.900 yesterday.
00:46:17.620 There's a
00:46:17.960 current
00:46:18.220 technology that
00:46:19.940 can sort of
00:46:20.760 read your
00:46:21.240 internal dialogue.
00:46:23.320 So we're
00:46:24.140 probably just a
00:46:24.920 few iterations
00:46:25.620 away from
00:46:26.820 China having a
00:46:27.660 headband for
00:46:28.440 their students
00:46:29.280 that will tell
00:46:30.780 you if their
00:46:31.520 mind is drifting
00:46:32.860 off the topic.
00:46:34.680 Oh my God.
00:46:36.740 Can you imagine
00:46:38.080 what that would
00:46:39.540 be like if you
00:46:40.540 were one of
00:46:40.960 those students?
00:46:41.640 It's unimaginable.
00:46:45.220 Speaking of
00:46:46.080 China, Beijing
00:46:47.020 is going to
00:46:47.600 host the
00:46:49.520 first humanoid
00:46:50.840 robot games
00:46:51.820 according to
00:46:52.700 Ariana News.
00:46:54.580 So apparently
00:46:55.080 the robot games
00:46:56.700 will have
00:46:57.380 sports.
00:46:58.620 So they'll
00:46:59.080 have speed
00:47:00.320 skating and
00:47:01.580 racing and
00:47:04.860 some other
00:47:05.420 things that
00:47:06.020 humans do
00:47:06.640 because they're
00:47:07.200 humanoid robots.
00:47:08.220 but they'll
00:47:09.220 also have
00:47:09.760 them doing
00:47:10.440 sprinting,
00:47:13.620 soccer, and
00:47:14.600 kickboxing.
00:47:16.280 I would love
00:47:17.120 to see
00:47:17.580 humanoid
00:47:18.660 robots do a
00:47:21.000 battle to the
00:47:21.700 death.
00:47:22.940 I would kind of
00:47:23.640 like that.
00:47:24.500 That'd be fun to
00:47:25.240 watch.
00:47:26.280 But they'll also be
00:47:27.300 doing real-world
00:47:28.160 scenarios such as
00:47:30.160 medication sorting
00:47:31.440 and cleaning
00:47:32.220 and industrial
00:47:33.180 material handling.
00:47:35.240 But what I
00:47:35.780 really want to
00:47:36.400 see is
00:47:37.140 humanoid robots
00:47:38.200 carrying a box
00:47:39.640 from one shelf
00:47:40.560 to another.
00:47:42.400 You know,
00:47:43.280 the one thing
00:47:44.020 that they seem
00:47:44.600 to be able to
00:47:45.160 do.
00:47:46.160 Yeah,
00:47:46.940 I can get up
00:47:48.160 if you knock
00:47:48.700 me down and I
00:47:49.500 can carry a box
00:47:50.360 from one shelf
00:47:51.160 to another.
00:47:52.480 Look at me
00:47:53.040 go.
00:47:54.980 All right.
00:47:56.900 Let's talk
00:47:57.600 about Ukraine.
00:47:58.360 I guess on
00:47:58.800 Monday,
00:47:59.260 Putin's
00:48:01.320 going to
00:48:01.620 meet with
00:48:02.380 Zelensky.
00:48:04.300 And Trump
00:48:05.120 might be part
00:48:05.860 of that.
00:48:06.920 But several
00:48:08.200 European leaders
00:48:09.220 have already
00:48:10.100 invited themselves.
00:48:11.980 So it will be
00:48:12.540 a big useless
00:48:13.400 meeting with
00:48:14.180 too many
00:48:14.660 leaders.
00:48:16.180 But that's
00:48:17.040 coming.
00:48:18.080 It does
00:48:18.540 suggest that
00:48:20.040 everybody's
00:48:20.560 really serious
00:48:21.560 about getting
00:48:22.560 some kind of
00:48:23.160 a peace deal
00:48:23.700 in Ukraine.
00:48:24.940 So I would
00:48:25.880 say that
00:48:26.680 President Trump's
00:48:27.980 efforts,
00:48:28.400 so far,
00:48:30.360 are more
00:48:30.840 positive than
00:48:31.680 not.
00:48:32.640 Meaning
00:48:33.020 everybody's
00:48:33.780 focused on
00:48:34.580 this thing
00:48:35.120 and imagining
00:48:35.800 what it would
00:48:36.320 look like.
00:48:37.220 You have to
00:48:38.320 get the minds
00:48:39.140 lined up first
00:48:40.240 before anything
00:48:41.220 else is going
00:48:41.800 to happen.
00:48:42.300 It looks like
00:48:42.860 the minds
00:48:43.440 are lined
00:48:43.900 up.
00:48:45.500 They're not
00:48:46.220 lined up with
00:48:47.140 how it will
00:48:47.940 be ultimately
00:48:48.800 resolved.
00:48:50.160 But here are
00:48:50.880 some hints.
00:48:52.300 I would say
00:48:52.820 these are not
00:48:53.520 confirmed.
00:48:54.120 but these
00:48:55.060 are reportedly
00:48:57.120 what Trump
00:48:58.800 would consider
00:48:59.760 workable.
00:49:02.060 Now,
00:49:02.640 these are
00:49:03.200 solutions that
00:49:04.240 Ukraine definitely
00:49:05.400 doesn't want.
00:49:07.160 So let's be
00:49:07.960 clear.
00:49:08.900 It might be
00:49:09.460 good for the
00:49:09.940 United States
00:49:10.920 if Ukraine,
00:49:12.400 it might be
00:49:12.780 good for Europe
00:49:13.300 if Ukraine
00:49:14.520 settles.
00:49:16.340 But it's not
00:49:17.040 going to be
00:49:17.400 good for Ukraine.
00:49:18.380 At least not in
00:49:20.320 the sense that
00:49:21.500 they're going to
00:49:21.940 keep all the
00:49:22.480 land they
00:49:22.880 would like to
00:49:23.380 keep.
00:49:23.800 It doesn't
00:49:24.160 look like
00:49:24.520 that's going
00:49:24.920 to happen.
00:49:26.000 But reportedly,
00:49:29.560 Trump is
00:49:31.240 supportive of
00:49:32.460 Russia taking
00:49:33.620 over the
00:49:34.280 other half of
00:49:35.060 the Donbass
00:49:35.820 that they have
00:49:36.320 not already
00:49:36.940 conquered.
00:49:38.780 So the
00:49:40.280 deal would
00:49:41.080 look like
00:49:41.860 Russia could
00:49:42.940 keep everything
00:49:43.700 that they've
00:49:44.220 already conquered
00:49:45.000 and Donbass
00:49:47.460 is half
00:49:47.980 conquered,
00:49:49.400 but Ukraine
00:49:50.520 would give
00:49:51.020 them the half
00:49:51.640 they haven't
00:49:52.080 yet conquered.
00:49:53.800 Now, it's
00:49:54.500 hard for me
00:49:55.140 to imagine
00:49:55.860 that Ukraine
00:49:57.360 would go from
00:49:58.080 a position
00:49:58.620 of, you
00:49:59.860 cannot have
00:50:00.440 one inch
00:50:00.920 of our
00:50:01.240 territory
00:50:01.720 from before
00:50:03.600 this certain
00:50:04.260 year.
00:50:05.180 They would
00:50:05.660 want Crimea
00:50:06.320 back and
00:50:07.220 all of Donbass
00:50:08.240 back and
00:50:08.860 all of the
00:50:09.360 other regions
00:50:10.200 that are
00:50:10.460 conquered.
00:50:11.420 How do you
00:50:11.940 go from
00:50:12.340 that to,
00:50:13.940 you know
00:50:14.480 what, not
00:50:15.560 only will we
00:50:16.500 keep everything
00:50:17.280 we've already
00:50:17.900 conquered, but
00:50:19.320 we want you
00:50:19.860 to just give
00:50:20.540 us the
00:50:21.380 other half
00:50:21.980 of the
00:50:22.240 Donbass.
00:50:24.160 Is that
00:50:24.860 really going
00:50:25.460 to be
00:50:25.660 agreed on
00:50:26.300 by Zelensky?
00:50:27.880 I mean,
00:50:28.640 really?
00:50:29.640 Is there
00:50:30.320 any possible
00:50:31.380 way he's
00:50:32.080 going to
00:50:32.360 agree to
00:50:32.820 that?
00:50:35.260 Even if
00:50:36.220 the other
00:50:37.200 part of it
00:50:37.740 is that
00:50:38.840 Trump is
00:50:39.280 going to
00:50:39.540 float security
00:50:40.560 guarantees for
00:50:41.540 Ukraine.
00:50:42.180 We don't
00:50:42.440 know what
00:50:42.720 that looks
00:50:43.120 like yet,
00:50:43.980 so we'd
00:50:44.880 be speculating
00:50:45.760 on the
00:50:46.140 details, but
00:50:47.320 the idea
00:50:48.000 would be
00:50:48.540 that we
00:50:49.300 would commit
00:50:49.880 to Russia
00:50:50.440 that Ukraine
00:50:51.280 would not
00:50:51.800 be part of
00:50:52.360 NATO, but
00:50:53.880 instead, all
00:50:55.480 the NATO
00:50:55.920 countries would
00:50:56.820 defend it if
00:50:57.620 it were
00:50:57.900 attacked.
00:51:00.160 But not
00:51:01.040 NATO.
00:51:02.100 No.
00:51:02.940 No.
00:51:03.940 So, you're
00:51:05.800 saying that
00:51:06.840 if Russia
00:51:07.780 attacked, the
00:51:09.420 NATO countries
00:51:10.480 would come to
00:51:11.280 Ukraine's
00:51:11.940 defense.
00:51:12.700 Yes.
00:51:13.900 But Ukraine
00:51:14.760 won't be in
00:51:15.880 NATO.
00:51:16.660 Oh, no.
00:51:17.580 That's crazy
00:51:18.140 talk.
00:51:18.980 No, they're
00:51:19.340 not going to
00:51:19.640 be in
00:51:20.060 NATO.
00:51:20.880 They're just
00:51:21.420 going to get
00:51:21.840 all the
00:51:22.260 benefits of
00:51:22.880 being protected
00:51:23.500 by NATO.
00:51:25.320 So, I
00:51:26.320 would suggest
00:51:26.920 that the
00:51:27.360 name for
00:51:27.860 this new
00:51:29.060 treaty would
00:51:29.640 be the
00:51:29.980 not NATO.
00:51:31.480 Not NATO.
00:51:32.520 All one
00:51:32.880 word.
00:51:33.880 Not NATO.
00:51:36.080 Then it
00:51:36.680 will just
00:51:36.920 act like
00:51:37.360 NATO, except
00:51:38.200 that Ukraine
00:51:38.860 won't have to
00:51:39.440 give any
00:51:39.860 money to
00:51:40.320 NATO.
00:51:41.780 So, that's
00:51:43.620 suboptimal.
00:51:45.880 Wall Street
00:51:48.700 Journal says
00:51:49.880 it sees
00:51:50.460 two ways
00:51:51.320 that the
00:51:52.080 Ukraine war
00:51:52.700 will end.
00:51:53.260 One is
00:51:53.720 that Ukraine
00:51:54.960 will be
00:51:55.460 smaller and
00:51:56.380 they'll give
00:51:56.780 away all
00:51:57.300 that conquered
00:51:58.020 and semi-conquered
00:51:59.540 territory.
00:52:00.440 So, they'll
00:52:00.740 be a shrunken
00:52:01.980 but surviving
00:52:02.860 nation-state.
00:52:04.980 Alternately,
00:52:05.780 they could lose
00:52:06.520 everything.
00:52:07.660 Their
00:52:07.900 sovereignty
00:52:08.440 and all
00:52:10.100 the land.
00:52:11.720 Do you
00:52:12.420 think that
00:52:12.860 is the
00:52:13.880 only way
00:52:14.420 it could
00:52:14.660 go?
00:52:15.880 Yeah, I
00:52:18.840 don't know.
00:52:19.700 I do
00:52:20.380 think that
00:52:21.760 Trump is
00:52:22.840 going to
00:52:23.100 have some
00:52:23.520 threats that
00:52:24.960 are going
00:52:25.280 to look
00:52:25.560 really good.
00:52:27.300 So, one
00:52:27.780 of the
00:52:28.040 threats could
00:52:28.680 be, like
00:52:29.000 I said,
00:52:29.440 an all-robot
00:52:30.280 war, which
00:52:32.360 Russia might
00:52:33.800 not be able
00:52:34.320 to win.
00:52:35.140 They could
00:52:35.660 almost certainly
00:52:36.600 win an
00:52:37.300 all-human
00:52:42.100 war.
00:52:42.480 if they
00:52:46.220 wanted to
00:52:46.740 keep
00:52:46.940 grinding
00:52:47.320 on.
00:52:48.440 So, that
00:52:48.880 would be
00:52:49.160 one threat.
00:52:50.240 The other
00:52:50.520 threat is
00:52:51.080 these
00:52:51.520 third-party
00:52:53.240 sanctions
00:52:54.360 where they
00:52:55.200 sanctioned
00:52:55.920 India and
00:52:56.720 China, I
00:52:57.240 guess, for
00:52:57.780 buying energy
00:52:59.520 from Russia.
00:53:00.560 I don't know
00:53:01.260 if you could
00:53:01.700 really pull
00:53:02.320 that off.
00:53:03.820 I just
00:53:04.400 don't know
00:53:04.800 that we
00:53:05.080 could go
00:53:05.420 that hard
00:53:05.860 at China
00:53:06.300 or India.
00:53:07.060 and if
00:53:08.300 we didn't,
00:53:09.860 well, then
00:53:10.260 nothing would
00:53:10.680 change.
00:53:12.000 So, I
00:53:12.980 don't know
00:53:13.260 what kind
00:53:13.940 of threats
00:53:14.520 Trump has,
00:53:15.680 but he
00:53:16.460 usually does
00:53:17.140 say, well,
00:53:17.960 I don't have
00:53:18.780 to prove I
00:53:19.520 could do
00:53:19.860 these things.
00:53:20.800 I just
00:53:21.400 have to make
00:53:21.920 you think I
00:53:22.520 might be able
00:53:22.960 to do
00:53:23.260 these things.
00:53:24.700 So, he's
00:53:25.360 got a few
00:53:25.760 of those
00:53:26.140 levers.
00:53:27.000 I might be
00:53:27.840 able to
00:53:28.080 do it.
00:53:30.300 Well, CNN's
00:53:31.340 body language
00:53:32.120 expert, Chris
00:53:33.220 Ulrich, said
00:53:33.980 that Trump
00:53:34.460 dominated Putin
00:53:35.500 during the
00:53:36.060 summit, that
00:53:37.140 the body
00:53:37.680 language
00:53:38.200 contest, you
00:53:39.340 know, went
00:53:39.740 to Trump
00:53:40.580 completely, but
00:53:42.060 the anti-Trumpers
00:53:43.200 are having a
00:53:43.860 field day, and
00:53:45.660 if you have a
00:53:47.060 chance, listen
00:53:48.440 to MSNBC's
00:53:50.000 pundits, or
00:53:51.780 probably some
00:53:52.360 of CNN's as
00:53:53.160 well, talking
00:53:53.980 about who
00:53:55.560 won the
00:53:56.520 summit.
00:53:58.260 And if you
00:53:58.880 do it with
00:53:59.500 like just
00:54:00.060 listening to
00:54:00.620 the sound,
00:54:01.800 it sounds
00:54:02.220 like zombies
00:54:03.020 who are
00:54:03.480 starving for
00:54:04.220 brains.
00:54:05.340 Oh,
00:54:05.580 all human
00:54:06.480 brains.
00:54:07.200 Oh, finally,
00:54:08.840 finally we've
00:54:09.560 got something
00:54:09.940 to talk about
00:54:10.600 with a little
00:54:11.080 bit of meat.
00:54:11.920 We're so sad
00:54:13.360 of losing all
00:54:14.100 the time, but
00:54:15.040 now we can
00:54:15.720 say that, oh,
00:54:16.840 Trump, Trump
00:54:18.120 is a puppet
00:54:19.240 of Putin.
00:54:20.160 We love
00:54:20.600 saying that.
00:54:21.680 Our favorite
00:54:22.260 thing is to
00:54:22.920 say that Putin
00:54:23.920 is getting over
00:54:24.780 on Trump and
00:54:25.540 that Trump
00:54:25.920 is his
00:54:26.400 bitch.
00:54:27.120 Oh, God,
00:54:28.000 this is good.
00:54:28.680 Oh, these
00:54:29.280 are good
00:54:29.640 brains.
00:54:30.300 Oh, this
00:54:31.240 is the best
00:54:31.780 brains I've
00:54:32.440 ever read
00:54:32.780 as a zombie.
00:54:34.460 It doesn't,
00:54:35.320 they don't
00:54:35.640 even sound
00:54:36.100 like real
00:54:36.580 people.
00:54:37.500 They sound
00:54:38.240 like they're
00:54:38.600 having some
00:54:39.220 massive mental
00:54:40.960 problem that
00:54:43.540 makes them feel
00:54:44.300 better if they
00:54:45.180 imagine that
00:54:46.640 Trump is losing
00:54:47.520 to Putin and
00:54:48.560 they're telling
00:54:49.040 you about it
00:54:49.640 and you're
00:54:49.960 hearing about
00:54:50.460 it and you
00:54:50.840 believe it.
00:54:52.080 It must be
00:54:52.760 what makes
00:54:53.160 them feel
00:54:53.500 good.
00:54:54.300 So it's
00:54:55.080 this weird
00:54:55.620 Putin zombie
00:54:57.240 brain-eating
00:54:58.600 kind of
00:54:59.700 thing.
00:55:05.600 According to
00:55:06.600 leading report
00:55:08.020 on X,
00:55:09.500 Zelensky
00:55:10.100 counters
00:55:10.720 Putin's
00:55:11.260 offer and
00:55:11.860 says it
00:55:12.320 is impossible
00:55:12.980 for him to
00:55:13.620 give up any
00:55:14.340 land to
00:55:14.960 Russia.
00:55:17.620 Why are we
00:55:18.460 getting to
00:55:18.880 this point
00:55:19.520 and acting
00:55:20.320 surprised
00:55:21.160 that Zelensky
00:55:23.480 is going to
00:55:23.880 say I'm
00:55:24.280 not giving
00:55:25.020 you anything?
00:55:26.160 Oh, on
00:55:26.660 NATO, that's
00:55:27.740 pretty good.
00:55:28.600 Un-NATO is
00:55:29.660 better than
00:55:30.240 not NATO.
00:55:32.280 Nicely done.
00:55:33.200 Un-NATO.
00:55:34.400 That's what
00:55:34.820 we'll call
00:55:35.180 it.
00:55:37.720 Well, as I
00:55:38.860 warned you
00:55:39.400 and Euro
00:55:41.900 Maiden Press
00:55:42.780 is reporting
00:55:43.420 that Ukraine
00:55:45.640 is rolling
00:55:46.400 out more
00:55:47.080 machine gun
00:55:48.320 robots and
00:55:49.580 those machine
00:55:50.240 gun robots,
00:55:51.160 they say,
00:55:52.440 are making
00:55:53.000 great strides
00:55:54.340 against the
00:55:54.860 Russian human
00:55:55.560 beings.
00:55:57.180 So, yeah,
00:55:57.640 we're getting
00:55:57.880 closer to the
00:55:58.580 all-robot
00:55:59.140 war.
00:55:59.820 It's coming,
00:56:00.540 people.
00:56:01.380 It's coming.
00:56:02.720 All robots
00:56:03.480 all the time.
00:56:05.740 All right.
00:56:06.860 That's all I
00:56:07.520 got today.
00:56:08.720 It's a happy
00:56:09.780 Sunday and
00:56:10.760 you're all
00:56:11.140 going to
00:56:11.360 have no
00:56:13.520 NATO.
00:56:14.640 I'll call
00:56:15.520 it no
00:56:16.040 NATO.
00:56:17.580 No time.
00:56:19.880 G-NATO'd.
00:56:22.320 NATO-like.
00:56:24.800 NATO-light.
00:56:25.740 No?
00:56:26.980 All right.
00:56:29.640 Yeah, Gary
00:56:30.280 the cat did
00:56:31.420 not visit
00:56:32.080 today.
00:56:34.000 I don't know.
00:56:34.760 Probably still
00:56:35.320 hanging out in
00:56:35.900 the man cave.
00:56:37.580 But that's all
00:56:38.320 I got for today.
00:56:39.000 I'm going to
00:56:39.480 talk privately
00:56:40.400 a little bit
00:56:41.040 to my beloved
00:56:42.340 subscribers
00:56:44.180 and locals.
00:56:46.680 The rest of
00:56:47.260 you, I hope
00:56:47.860 you enjoyed it.
00:56:48.480 We'll see you
00:56:49.240 tomorrow,
00:56:49.940 same time,
00:56:50.720 same place.
00:56:52.240 And thanks
00:56:53.920 for coming,
00:56:54.520 everybody.
00:56:55.680 Local supporters,
00:56:57.020 I'll be there
00:56:57.580 prior to
00:57:21.240 being here.
00:57:22.020 Bye-bye.
00:57:23.880 Bye-bye recollection.
00:57:24.940 Bye-bye.
00:57:26.560 Bye-bye.
00:57:27.380 Bye-bye.
00:57:27.640 Bye-bye.
00:57:28.140 Bye-bye.
00:57:28.180 Bye-bye.
00:57:29.560 Bye-bye.
00:57:33.400 Bye-bye.
00:57:48.360 Bye-bye.
00:57:48.620 Bye-bye.
00:57:49.460 Bye-bye.
00:57:50.620 Thank you.
00:58:20.620 Thank you.
00:58:50.620 Thank you.