Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2941 CWSA 08⧸28⧸25

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00:00:03.020 I was just about to check your stock market.

00:00:07.380 Hmm. A little bit down, but a little bit up.

00:00:12.500 It's kind of mixed.

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00:01:41.880 Wait.

00:01:43.620 Everything's working?

00:01:44.680 Yeah.

00:01:44.820 Well, did you hear about the Florida man who stopped the burglar while he was in his Batman pajamas?

00:01:58.640 Now, what that burglar was doing in that man's Batman pajamas, I don't know.

00:02:03.480 No, it wasn't the burglar.

00:02:05.680 It was the man who stopped him who had the Batman pajamas.

00:02:09.160 And the best part about it is that when asked about the Batman pajamas, he said it gave me the confidence I needed.

00:02:23.000 Now, that is a great answer.

00:02:25.820 I don't know if the man wearing the Batman pajamas had any kind of, you know, mental issues.

00:02:32.760 But I hope he was just a normal person who likes Batman.

00:02:36.640 And then we got a chance to go all Batman on the burglary he did because I gave him the confidence he needed.

00:02:46.340 Well, I immediately ordered myself some Batman pajamas because although I wouldn't wear them every night to bed, what if you heard a noise downstairs?

00:02:57.480 Well, I would put on my Batman pajamas just to go downstairs.

00:03:01.460 Because if you're a burglar and you see the homeowner come down in Batman pajamas, you know he's going to attack.

00:03:12.600 You know you've got a fight coming.

00:03:16.180 So you might as well get out of the house.

00:03:19.240 Well, apparently the GDP has been revised.

00:03:23.920 And that was 3.3, which is really healthy.

00:03:26.380 That's a pretty good GDP.

00:03:31.580 So good news there.

00:03:33.720 However, Fortune magazine reports that there's a noticeable drop in traffic at restaurants and shops and malls.

00:03:43.100 I have noticed that too.

00:03:45.800 Have you noticed that?

00:03:47.820 And it makes sense because people are feeling their budgets are constrained.

00:03:52.720 And what is the first thing you do if your budget is constrained?

00:03:58.380 You stop eating out.

00:04:00.540 That's like number one.

00:04:01.800 It's the first thing you stop doing.

00:04:03.900 And shopping for entertainment.

00:04:06.220 You definitely wouldn't do that.

00:04:08.720 So I feel as though people are really going to have to try hard to reduce their food budget.

00:04:18.140 And I think restaurants are going to have some tough years ahead.

00:04:23.460 That's my guess.

00:04:24.220 Even if the economy is good.

00:04:26.380 It's just that food is ridiculous.

00:04:29.020 Cost of food.

00:04:32.060 Well, the middle-aged, according to the economists, the middle-aged people are no longer the most unhappy.

00:04:40.040 That honor has gone to the young.

00:04:43.100 So young people, according to new surveys, are the least happy.

00:04:50.100 So middle-aged people, you're winning. 0.98

00:04:53.720 I would guess that is 50% is economic because they feel like they can't succeed if they're young.

00:05:04.620 And about half of that is loneliness and inability to hook up with somebody.

00:05:10.760 So, yeah, I can say it.

00:05:13.520 There's definitely, if you change people's economic situation and their access to sex,

00:05:21.320 they are going to be the least happy group.

00:05:24.280 So at least the middle-aged people could have some, you know, middle-aged sex. 0.79

00:05:30.960 And they might have a little bit of money compared to the young.

00:05:34.680 Well, RFK Jr. made a bunch of news.

00:05:39.640 And the first part is that they're going to add nutrition education to pre-med programs across the country.

00:05:49.300 I don't know if they're making it mandatory or if they're just making it available.

00:05:53.960 But you probably know that doctors will go through medical school without being trained in nutrition,

00:06:02.480 which is just mind-blowing.

00:06:04.660 Not trained in nutrition?

00:06:06.740 What?

00:06:07.700 But will that work?

00:06:09.920 In my lifetime, all the science about nutrition has been a fake.

00:06:14.860 Do we believe, do you believe that after 300,000 years of civilization where people didn't know much about nutrition,

00:06:27.680 do you believe that you were lucky enough to be born in the exact era that we figured out nutrition?

00:06:36.020 Well, it certainly didn't happen when I was young.

00:06:40.980 But did it happen recently?

00:06:44.200 I thought it happened when I was young.

00:06:47.140 Do you think that we're going to find out that absolutely everything we believe about nutrition is wrong?

00:06:54.680 Maybe.

00:06:55.980 Because we found that out every other time in all of human history.

00:07:01.960 We've never been right about nutrition.

00:07:04.580 But now we're right.

00:07:06.340 We finally got the right answer.

00:07:08.820 Yeah.

00:07:09.700 Hmm.

00:07:10.600 I don't know.

00:07:12.520 So I think it's probably a good idea to teach as much as we know,

00:07:17.980 but I'll bet you a lot of our nutrition science is still crap.

00:07:23.600 Well, apparently Bill Gates is going to discontinue funding something called the Arabella Group,

00:07:31.560 which is some big Democrat-leaning organization.

00:07:37.860 And I don't know much about the Arabella Group, but I do know that Democrats, their entire structure, 0.52

00:07:47.240 which we've learned in the past couple of years, is this hugely complicated set of NGOs and charities and PACs and groups.

00:08:00.200 So tons of groups.

00:08:01.920 And if you have enough groups and they're all working together towards some common goal, such as Democrats being in charge,

00:08:09.740 they can hide all kinds of money because it's kind of clever that you can give money to a charity knowing that the charity is then going to give your money to some kind of politician.

00:08:25.540 So that's a pretty clever way to hide your money in what you're doing.

00:08:32.800 It makes me wonder, because I did hear that Bill Gates has met with Trump a couple of times,

00:08:39.700 and it seems to me that Bill Gates would have lots of things that he really needs the government to do in order for Bill Gates to do what he wants to do.

00:08:52.320 In other words, there might be regulations that prevent his investments in nuclear power.

00:08:59.100 Could be lots of things he needs the government to do.

00:09:01.480 Do you believe that Trump would have said,

00:09:05.760 sure, tell me what you need from me and I'll go do it?

00:09:09.700 Does that sound like Trump?

00:09:12.220 Or is Trump the kind who would say,

00:09:15.400 so what is it you need?

00:09:17.580 Okay.

00:09:18.620 So if I do that for you,

00:09:20.900 what are you going to do for me?

00:09:23.360 I've got an idea.

00:09:24.780 And he talks to his staff.

00:09:26.780 And they say,

00:09:27.500 tell him that you'll do what he wants

00:09:29.740 if he stops funding the Arabella Group.

00:09:34.260 That might have happened.

00:09:37.980 Now, I have no information that would suggest it did.

00:09:41.640 But it's hard for me to imagine that Gates would go to the White House unless there was something he needed or wanted,

00:09:49.820 you know, something specific.

00:09:51.100 And I can't imagine any scenario in which Trump would just give it to him as opposed to saying,

00:09:58.220 you know what?

00:09:59.200 There's something you could do for me.

00:10:01.800 Maybe this is it.

00:10:03.700 Or it could be that this is all part of the big money people saying the Democrats are broken.

00:10:10.060 And giving money to him just doesn't make any sense at all.

00:10:15.120 You know, the whole thing is collapsing.

00:10:17.080 So it might be that Gates just thought it was a waste of money.

00:10:21.060 And maybe he was looking for a way to stop doing it anyway.

00:10:24.940 So that maybe he agreed to give up something he wanted to give up anyway.

00:10:29.280 I don't know.

00:10:30.220 Maybe.

00:10:30.800 I'm just speculating.

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00:10:51.820 All right.

00:10:53.740 Apparently, the House Republicans are moving to create a, quote,

00:10:58.580 comprehensive crime bill.

00:11:01.200 Now, if you've been watching the news and opinion people,

00:11:04.160 you know that they've been saying,

00:11:05.300 hey, you know, this Washington, D.C. surge by the feds to take on crime,

00:11:13.120 that seems to be working.

00:11:15.840 But what we really need is maybe some kind of comprehensive crime bill

00:11:20.740 so that, for example, it might fund a bunch of more cops for cities across America.

00:11:28.180 Something like that.

00:11:29.300 They haven't figured out what that comprehensive crime bill would be.

00:11:32.420 It's comprehensive, so it might be something about cash bail,

00:11:37.320 something about funding cops, I suppose.

00:11:40.660 But what I love about this is that I kept seeing,

00:11:47.520 was it Harold Ford Jr., who kept saying almost every day on The Five,

00:11:54.140 on Fox News, saying that the Democrats should try to be proactive

00:12:00.460 and do something useful about crime instead of acting like maybe they're in favor

00:12:06.600 of crime more than their crime prevention.

00:12:10.260 And he kept saying, you know, they should propose a comprehensive crime bill.

00:12:15.400 Well, it looks like the Republicans just took that away from them

00:12:18.620 by being the ones who were initiating the crime bill.

00:12:22.780 Now, of course, the Democrats would have trouble getting anything approved,

00:12:27.940 but at least it would look like they were doing something.

00:12:30.660 You know, they could say, well, we don't agree with this federal takeover

00:12:35.560 of Washington, D.C.'s police, but we are working on this crime bill.

00:12:40.180 Look how smart we are.

00:12:42.680 If we were in power, you'd have this crime bill and you'd like it.

00:12:47.580 But no, Republicans are going to take that completely away from them.

00:12:52.980 Will a comprehensive crime bill be popular?

00:12:58.160 Probably at least 60%.

00:13:00.620 I don't know if it's an 80-20, but yeah, I think it'll do fine with the public.

00:13:10.360 Well, you probably know there was another shooting yesterday,

00:13:14.040 and I wasn't going to talk about it because the two topics that I try to avoid

00:13:19.160 are anything with, you know, individual crime, like a mass shooting,

00:13:25.760 and anything about trans.

00:13:28.460 Those are two topics I generally try to avoid.

00:13:32.240 It's only because the trans topic is just everybody's saying the same three things.

00:13:37.320 There's nothing to add, really.

00:13:39.660 And, you know, the mass shooting things, they all start to look alike,

00:13:44.720 and then you say all the same things.

00:13:46.360 It's like something about trans, and then people will say something

00:13:50.880 about their hormones, Elon Musk did.

00:13:54.240 He goes, this is Elon Musk,

00:13:56.800 violent crimes per capita by trans-identified individuals 0.99

00:14:00.480 is 10 times higher than the overall population.

00:14:04.380 Large doses of artificially administered hormones

00:14:07.140 are driving them to extreme violence and murder.

00:14:10.740 These extreme hormone treatments should be withdrawn by the FDA.

00:14:13.960 Now, the first question is, is that per capita data correct?

00:14:23.640 Is it true that, you know, if you adjust for how many there are,

00:14:29.120 that the trans people have a 10 times higher odds of violent crime? 0.87

00:14:34.820 Remember, my rule is, I don't trust any crime data.

00:14:41.360 Don't trust any war data.

00:14:43.300 Don't trust any economic data.

00:14:45.560 Yeah, maybe.

00:14:46.920 But I wouldn't automatically think that that was true.

00:14:51.320 But anecdotally, it looks true.

00:14:53.280 Anyway, I don't know if we've proven

00:14:59.880 that the artificially administered hormones

00:15:03.340 are part of what's making them do what they do.

00:15:07.440 But it's a popular opinion.

00:15:10.300 A lot of people have that same opinion.

00:15:12.560 I don't know if they're right.

00:15:13.360 So we're going to talk about all the same boring things.

00:15:18.260 What's up with trans and, you know, gun laws 0.99

00:15:22.300 and how do you get his guns

00:15:23.620 and why didn't his parents know that this was going to come?

00:15:27.900 And then there's going to be the conversation about prescribed drugs

00:15:32.020 because I don't know if he was on any.

00:15:34.460 But the obvious question is,

00:15:37.080 were you on any anti-depression drugs

00:15:39.960 that may also be implicated in causing people to be violent?

00:15:44.080 And then it was a Christian school,

00:15:46.920 so we'll talk about Christianity being under attack.

00:15:53.600 There's nothing I can add to that, right?

00:15:56.720 The entire conversation is so scripted in advance

00:16:01.600 that there's just nothing to add.

00:16:04.260 Yeah, everybody's going to say one of the, you know,

00:16:08.140 eight things that people say about this sort of thing,

00:16:10.840 which unfortunately happens somewhat regularly.

00:16:15.360 So you don't need me to say all the usual stuff.

00:16:20.720 But there is a new bluntness happening.

00:16:24.460 I don't know if you've noticed.

00:16:26.760 But there's, as a wokeness is trying to be put back in the box,

00:16:32.960 people are being a lot more blunt about race and trans and everything else.

00:16:42.840 Robbie Starbuck was recently asked in an interview,

00:16:46.140 aren't there some people who genuinely believe

00:16:48.140 that they were born in the wrong body?

00:16:50.040 And Robbie says, yes, but there's also schizophrenic people

00:16:55.420 who believe they're Batman.

00:16:57.720 Hmm, there's Batman again.

00:16:59.500 And think they can fly off the Empire State Building.

00:17:02.260 Pretending their delusion is true makes you evil, not virtuous.

00:17:06.560 And then Robbie on an expo says,

00:17:14.040 today's a good day to remind people that there's nothing kind or virtuous

00:17:17.500 about validating a delusion that leads to a dangerous mental spiral.

00:17:22.940 Now, am I wrong to say that you couldn't really say that in public just a few years ago?

00:17:33.100 Now, you know, I have a lot of empathy for people who are in that trans situation.

00:17:39.800 Whatever they're going through sounds tough.

00:17:42.540 So, you know, I feel like empathy is perfectly appropriate.

00:17:48.100 But I do agree with the idea that we are not obligated to join somebody's preferred view of reality.

00:17:58.780 The whole idea that you can, you know, transition is a view of reality.

00:18:06.120 And you're not really obligated to join it.

00:18:09.400 And you're not really obligated to make happy talk as if you do agree with it

00:18:15.880 or you do enter that version of reality.

00:18:21.100 And I'm not going to make an opinion of who's right or who's wrong in this case.

00:18:25.200 I'm just going to say, you're not really obligated to join somebody's reality.

00:18:31.040 If you're sure that it's just an imaginary structure in their head, you are not obligated.

00:18:38.080 Well, you know, I've talked quite a bit before about trying to create an agent that would look like me,

00:18:49.180 like a clone of me, and would survive me and, you know, go on forever as my AI version of me.

00:18:57.000 Well, apparently that's a growing industry.

00:19:01.140 They're called deadbots, AI deadbots.

00:19:04.540 And a deadbot would be a bot or an agent or an AI entity that represents somebody who's passed away.

00:19:15.520 And apparently this is like a real thing now.

00:19:19.260 And there are companies getting into it and managing your digital assets and stuff like that.

00:19:25.780 So the digital afterlife industry, it's an actual thing, is expected to be like a really big industry.

00:19:40.540 I'm not aware of any company that can do this.

00:19:44.840 I know there are a lot of companies that can do parts of it.

00:19:48.600 There are companies that could make something that looks and talks just like you.

00:19:53.380 But I don't believe there's any company that can make something that looks and talks like you and doesn't hallucinate.

00:20:03.280 And I don't think that you could even make one with off-the-shelf apps anyway,

00:20:08.180 that would even, you know, reliably look at a file you provided for some facts you wanted to get right all the time.

00:20:15.940 I don't think the technology is there.

00:20:19.300 So I don't know if this industry will really take off unless people are happy looking at their dead loved ones saying, you know,

00:20:27.920 crap that never happened in the real world.

00:20:30.500 I mean, that would be weird.

00:20:31.580 Did you lock the front door?

00:20:36.900 Check.

00:20:37.440 Closed the garage door?

00:20:38.620 Yep.

00:20:39.100 Installed window sensors, smoke sensors, and HD cameras with night vision?

00:20:42.620 No.

00:20:43.440 And you set up credit card transaction alerts, a secure VPN for a private connection,

00:20:46.880 and continuous monitoring for our personal info on the dark web?

00:20:49.920 Uh, I'm looking into it?

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00:21:03.660 Well, apparently the, I think the White House was asking NVIDIA for a share of the revenue of chips

00:21:13.080 that the White House would allow them to sell to China, which would not be their best ones,

00:21:17.740 because that would be too dangerous to let China have their best AI chips.

00:21:22.420 But NVIDIA is putting up a fight.

00:21:25.700 And I guess they're saying that they'll fight any government action to try to get a revenue share.

00:21:34.060 So, this is one of those cases where the government can blackmail a company,

00:21:43.680 but I don't think it's like some other cases where the government is just being helpful

00:21:49.640 and gets something in return, you know, like keeping them from becoming bankrupt and something.

00:21:55.720 They get something in return.

00:21:56.820 And I feel like it's different if you just say, oh, well, I'm the only one that can approve this,

00:22:04.840 but all they're doing is approving something.

00:22:08.940 Do you get 15% of revenue for just that particular kind of business?

00:22:13.880 Just because you approved it, when approving it is your job?

00:22:20.840 Because the government, it's their job to approve things or disapprove things, right?

00:22:27.520 So, if they just do their job of approving a thing, why would they get 15% of revenue?

00:22:35.260 So, I could see why NVIDIA would fight that.

00:22:39.780 I'll bet they can afford some really good lawyers.

00:22:43.880 So, how many of you have had the following experience?

00:22:50.140 You mentioned something, you were having a conversation, and you said something about,

00:22:55.160 I don't know, I'll just make something up, bonsai trees.

00:22:59.960 And then you see that all your advertisements and all your devices have turned to,

00:23:04.520 you know, are you interested in a bonsai tree?

00:23:08.880 And you say to yourself, ah, my technology is listening to me.

00:23:13.880 And it's modified the algorithm, because it knows I want a bonsai tree.

00:23:19.120 Now, you've all had that experience, right?

00:23:21.240 Probably every one of you, you've had that experience.

00:23:24.420 Well, there's another experience I want to see if any of you have had.

00:23:29.120 How many of you have had the experience where you were thinking really hard about a thing,

00:23:36.220 but you never wrote it down, and you never once even whispered it out loud,

00:23:42.840 and then your social media delivers something on that exact topic?

00:23:49.540 Have you had that weird experience yet?

00:23:51.740 Let me tell you mine.

00:23:55.280 So yesterday, I was craving a certain food from a certain restaurant,

00:24:01.500 and I was thinking to myself, you know what?

00:24:04.280 One of the things I love about this restaurant is that they deliver their food

00:24:08.420 in these nice plastic, hard plastic containers.

00:24:12.600 And so I don't like it when it comes in cardboard or something, you know,

00:24:18.020 some kind of paper product, because I feel like the food and the paper have merged

00:24:22.260 by the time you get it, you know, you're eating paper.

00:24:26.420 But the hard plastic ones, to me, that seemed like a safe bet.

00:24:30.960 So all day long, I was thinking, God, I can't wait for dinner.

00:24:36.480 And this is unusual for me.

00:24:38.040 I usually don't have, you know, dinner cravings.

00:24:41.760 And I'm thinking, I can't wait to get that food that was so delicious before.

00:24:49.180 I'm going to get it.

00:24:50.380 And then I go on social media, and there's a video from some American doctor

00:24:55.740 saying that the most dangerous thing you could ever do

00:24:58.800 is eat something in a black plastic container.

00:25:03.900 Specifically, a black plastic container.

00:25:08.260 That's literally what I was, like, craving all day long,

00:25:12.360 is a thing coming in a black plastic container.

00:25:15.600 And apparently it's pretty bad.

00:25:18.020 Black plastic is made from recycled electronics,

00:25:21.960 such as old televisions, computers, and other electronic waste.

00:25:26.140 So allegedly, the black plastic contains flame-retarded chemicals.

00:25:32.140 There's just all kinds of chemicals, and you're eating it.

00:25:36.220 Now, how many of you have had that experience

00:25:39.300 where the news serves up exactly, exactly what you were thinking?

00:25:45.800 And it wasn't even, like, a normal thing you're thinking.

00:25:49.840 Like, how much time have you ever spent

00:25:52.440 thinking about the awesomeness of black plastic food containers?

00:25:57.400 I actually did that yesterday.

00:25:59.760 I actually almost posted

00:26:02.080 that if your food comes in a black plastic container,

00:26:07.480 you know, that you'd be happier if you got DoorDash.

00:26:10.600 I can't believe that that exact thing came into my feed

00:26:16.640 at that exact time.

00:26:18.860 So if we live in a simulation,

00:26:22.960 the way you steer it is by what you're thinking about the most.

00:26:27.320 One of my theories about why affirmations work,

00:26:31.580 which is just, you know, speculative,

00:26:34.140 is that reality is not what you think.

00:26:37.280 You know, it's more of a simulation.

00:26:38.620 And the way that you can change the simulation

00:26:42.160 is by what you're thinking about

00:26:44.500 in the most dedicated way.

00:26:48.080 Maybe just thinking about those damn plastic containers

00:26:52.180 changed reality until something was presented to me on that topic.

00:26:56.880 Maybe.

00:26:58.320 So that's all part of why affirmations might work.

00:27:02.640 Maybe.

00:27:04.420 Well, here's another one.

00:27:06.120 According to Canadian Affairs,

00:27:08.940 I guess that's the publication,

00:27:11.000 there's a senator in Canada

00:27:12.840 who wants alcohol to have warning labels on it

00:27:17.200 because, as the headline says,

00:27:19.940 alcohol is poison.

00:27:23.200 So Canada might label alcohol as poison.

00:27:28.020 You may be not using that word,

00:27:32.000 but that's the sense of the story about it,

00:27:35.240 is that alcohol is poison.

00:27:37.400 Now, if you're new to me,

00:27:38.800 you don't know that I've been saying for quite a number of years,

00:27:42.420 alcohol is poison.

00:27:43.500 It's a refrain that helped a lot of people quit drinking.

00:27:47.240 They just have to hear those words.

00:27:49.440 Alcohol is poison.

00:27:50.420 And it's based on the idea that human brains are really like AI

00:27:55.780 and we're just programmed by the words

00:27:58.700 that are most frequently repeated in our heads.

00:28:02.860 So if you say,

00:28:04.580 hmm, alcohol is a beverage.

00:28:06.820 I sure would like to have a beverage.

00:28:09.040 You're going to do a lot more beverage drinking

00:28:11.180 than you're going to be doing poison drinking.

00:28:15.020 So if it seems like,

00:28:17.180 well, that couldn't possibly work

00:28:18.720 because all you did is call it a name,

00:28:22.120 say, everybody knows what alcohol is.

00:28:24.340 The fact that you're calling it a poison,

00:28:27.740 how is that going to help me stop drinking?

00:28:29.820 And the answer is,

00:28:30.920 because that's all it takes.

00:28:32.780 The word that you most associate with it

00:28:35.800 will reprogram you.

00:28:37.400 So if every time you think of it

00:28:38.940 or someone offers it to you,

00:28:40.160 you say, no thanks, alcohol is poison.

00:28:44.260 Most of you, not all of you,

00:28:46.880 but most of you,

00:28:48.100 that would be enough

00:28:48.960 to never have another drink again.

00:28:51.780 It works.

00:28:53.200 I hear all the time

00:28:54.740 from people who use this successfully.

00:28:57.260 You'll probably see a few in the comments.

00:29:02.540 And apparently Gen Z, as you know,

00:29:05.760 is not drinking nearly as much

00:29:08.580 as in past generations.

00:29:11.840 But that's also worldwide.

00:29:14.020 So Germany's having a problem 0.91

00:29:16.420 because, you know,

00:29:17.040 they've got a big beer industry there.

00:29:20.220 And the young people

00:29:21.880 are turning away from beer

00:29:23.560 and alcohol in general.

00:29:25.980 Sure enough.

00:29:27.540 Now, only 38% of men in Germany,

00:29:31.080 under 25,

00:29:32.920 drink at least once a week.

00:29:34.560 It used to be 55% a generation earlier.

00:29:41.180 And it was 85% in the mid-70s.

00:29:44.660 In the mid-70s in Germany,

00:29:47.020 85% of the population

00:29:49.580 had a drink at least once a week.

00:29:53.700 85%.

00:29:54.340 And now that's down to 38%

00:29:56.980 with men under 25.

00:29:59.040 That's a big change.

00:30:01.040 That's a big change.

00:30:02.360 Wow.

00:30:04.960 If you're worried about AI

00:30:07.340 affecting your privacy,

00:30:10.980 well, I got a story for you.

00:30:14.460 A fairly open AI

00:30:16.120 says it scans user conversations

00:30:19.220 with its AI

00:30:20.520 and can report some of them

00:30:23.540 to the police

00:30:24.400 according to an article

00:30:27.520 in Futurism.

00:30:29.140 Now, the things they would report

00:30:31.140 would be the obvious things.

00:30:32.480 Like if somebody

00:30:33.340 was asking how to end their own life,

00:30:38.120 they might report that

00:30:39.360 so the person could get help.

00:30:40.760 Or if they were saying something like,

00:30:44.260 you know,

00:30:44.560 how to hurt people

00:30:45.940 or, I don't know,

00:30:47.480 make a nuclear bomb

00:30:48.800 or create a poison

00:30:50.160 or something like that,

00:30:51.700 that, you know,

00:30:53.160 obviously it's subjective.

00:30:55.180 But if AI spots that sort of thing,

00:30:59.180 it surfaces it to some humans

00:31:01.240 and the humans decide

00:31:03.480 whether or not

00:31:04.080 that should be turned over

00:31:05.100 to law enforcement.

00:31:06.660 To which I say,

00:31:08.500 that would really mean

00:31:09.980 that AI is listening

00:31:11.040 to everything you say

00:31:12.380 and it's using a filter

00:31:14.300 to judge

00:31:14.960 whether you should be

00:31:16.040 getting a contact

00:31:17.300 from law enforcement.

00:31:20.280 That would really change

00:31:21.860 the things

00:31:22.400 I'm willing to use AI for.

00:31:26.620 Because I always thought

00:31:28.860 one of the great advantages of AI

00:31:30.800 is that it wouldn't be censored

00:31:32.980 in any way.

00:31:34.400 That I could ask

00:31:35.420 all of those banned questions.

00:31:37.720 That doesn't mean

00:31:38.400 I'm going to do something.

00:31:39.980 But sometimes

00:31:41.460 you're just curious,

00:31:43.440 you know.

00:31:44.680 You're just curious

00:31:46.160 about a domain

00:31:47.840 that, you know,

00:31:48.920 would be very bad

00:31:50.100 if you were to take that action.

00:31:51.920 But sometimes

00:31:52.740 you just wonder about it.

00:31:55.040 And I guess you'll get

00:31:56.280 turned into the police

00:31:57.440 if you wonder

00:31:58.980 about the wrong things

00:32:00.340 while you're

00:32:01.320 in the presence of the AI.

00:32:03.300 And it might not even be

00:32:05.100 something that you ask

00:32:07.060 the AI.

00:32:08.200 It might be just

00:32:09.000 something you heard.

00:32:11.680 You know,

00:32:12.300 if you had it in voice mode

00:32:13.600 accidentally

00:32:14.280 and you said something

00:32:16.580 on another topic

00:32:17.680 to another person,

00:32:19.360 it could just overhear it.

00:32:21.380 And then next thing you know,

00:32:22.640 knock, knock, knock. 0.85

00:32:24.640 So that's pretty creepy.

00:32:25.960 I'm not sure

00:32:28.020 they should not do that.

00:32:30.640 I mean,

00:32:31.640 I don't know how to

00:32:33.240 judge that one.

00:32:35.980 Well, as you know,

00:32:39.720 Trump fired Lisa Cook,

00:32:43.040 one of the Fed governors,

00:32:44.840 because she's accused

00:32:46.720 quite credibly,

00:32:47.720 and I don't believe

00:32:48.400 she's denied it,

00:32:49.880 that she did some

00:32:50.840 mortgage fraud

00:32:52.100 when she was

00:32:53.220 a little bit younger.

00:32:55.220 And she claimed

00:32:57.460 two homes

00:32:58.180 as her primary residence

00:32:59.640 to get better rates,

00:33:01.060 I guess,

00:33:01.420 and that's illegal.

00:33:02.800 So she's fired, 1.00

00:33:04.200 but I think she's

00:33:05.180 going to fight it in court.

00:33:08.320 And I saw a post

00:33:10.180 by Eric Doherty

00:33:11.420 talking about

00:33:12.700 how the experts

00:33:13.640 were imagining

00:33:14.600 that if he fired

00:33:15.620 one of the Fed governors,

00:33:17.480 it would cause

00:33:18.140 all kinds of chaos

00:33:19.340 in the market,

00:33:20.780 and that'd be bad

00:33:22.260 for investors.

00:33:23.800 Well,

00:33:24.360 the stock market went up.

00:33:26.840 Now,

00:33:27.480 it didn't go up

00:33:28.360 because of that.

00:33:30.320 I think it went up

00:33:31.380 because there's

00:33:32.140 a recognition

00:33:32.820 that her job 0.97

00:33:33.660 is completely

00:33:34.480 unimportant.

00:33:37.820 Now,

00:33:38.400 I could be

00:33:39.040 totally wrong

00:33:39.900 about that,

00:33:41.160 but

00:33:42.100 like I said

00:33:43.540 yesterday

00:33:44.040 when I was

00:33:44.580 joking about it,

00:33:45.680 what exactly

00:33:46.420 does a Fed governor

00:33:47.640 do,

00:33:48.760 and if suddenly

00:33:49.660 one of them

00:33:50.600 stopped doing it,

00:33:51.880 do you think

00:33:52.400 you'd even notice?

00:33:54.540 We don't even know

00:33:55.540 what they do.

00:33:57.040 It's hard for me

00:33:57.900 to get worried

00:33:58.540 that there might be

00:33:59.300 one less of them.

00:34:00.120 Oh no,

00:34:04.000 we might have

00:34:05.000 one fewer

00:34:06.500 Fed governor

00:34:08.140 than we had before.

00:34:09.840 Well,

00:34:10.420 that will certainly

00:34:11.360 change

00:34:12.240 what?

00:34:14.580 Anything?

00:34:16.460 So I guess

00:34:17.800 the markets

00:34:18.360 were smart.

00:34:19.580 The funniest thing

00:34:21.020 I'm starting

00:34:22.320 to think

00:34:22.860 is to imagine

00:34:25.380 that the

00:34:26.040 public

00:34:26.680 will

00:34:28.000 get really

00:34:29.240 active and

00:34:29.960 worked up

00:34:30.400 about anything.

00:34:31.900 I don't think

00:34:32.820 that's a thing.

00:34:34.120 I think the only

00:34:35.100 thing that anybody

00:34:35.920 gets worked up

00:34:36.740 about

00:34:37.120 are artificial,

00:34:39.100 where there's

00:34:39.540 somebody funding

00:34:40.520 a protest.

00:34:42.420 But if nobody's

00:34:43.280 funding a protest,

00:34:45.500 things like this

00:34:46.580 just don't happen.

00:34:48.160 You know,

00:34:48.340 things like

00:34:48.940 people going,

00:34:49.660 oh no,

00:34:50.880 he's firing

00:34:51.560 a Fed governor,

00:34:52.720 I'll have to

00:34:53.340 remove all my

00:34:54.520 stock investments.

00:34:56.720 It just doesn't

00:34:57.420 happen.

00:34:58.680 In the real world,

00:34:59.840 people just look

00:35:00.540 at the news

00:35:01.140 and shrug.

00:35:02.720 They just go on

00:35:03.880 with their lives.

00:35:05.200 I think only

00:35:06.100 in the social

00:35:07.100 media world

00:35:08.000 do you imagine

00:35:09.420 that this is

00:35:10.060 going to cause

00:35:10.580 some big reaction

00:35:11.540 with the public.

00:35:12.800 No,

00:35:13.360 really.

00:35:14.100 It's just one

00:35:14.680 of a million

00:35:15.160 things I had

00:35:15.820 to process today.

00:35:17.360 Well,

00:35:19.960 Trump quite

00:35:21.040 cleverly,

00:35:21.800 their administration

00:35:22.720 is looking

00:35:23.680 to take over

00:35:25.220 Washington,

00:35:25.960 D.C.'s

00:35:26.500 D.C.

00:35:27.220 Union Station,

00:35:28.860 you know,

00:35:29.060 where you

00:35:29.380 grab the train,

00:35:30.540 I guess.

00:35:31.960 New York Post

00:35:32.940 is talking about

00:35:33.660 this.

00:35:34.840 And

00:35:35.240 it used to

00:35:38.020 be,

00:35:38.480 you know,

00:35:38.840 sort of the

00:35:39.420 jewel of D.C.,

00:35:41.400 people say,

00:35:42.240 but now it's

00:35:43.080 too dangerous.

00:35:44.440 And if they

00:35:45.380 take it over,

00:35:46.120 I guess they

00:35:46.580 can

00:35:46.820 remove all

00:35:48.220 the danger.

00:35:50.440 I think

00:35:51.160 people are

00:35:51.640 going to

00:35:51.840 love that,

00:35:53.160 don't you?

00:35:54.420 So I would

00:35:55.360 say it's

00:35:55.860 another home run

00:35:57.180 by the Trump

00:35:58.660 administration,

00:35:59.820 simply identifying

00:36:01.060 something that

00:36:01.840 you're guaranteed

00:36:02.880 to get people

00:36:04.520 on your side.

00:36:06.260 Would you like

00:36:06.880 it if we

00:36:07.480 made that place

00:36:08.440 that you all

00:36:09.000 go to on a

00:36:09.640 regular basis?

00:36:11.040 How about

00:36:11.340 if we made

00:36:11.820 it safe?

00:36:13.040 Yes,

00:36:13.500 please.

00:36:13.840 yes.

00:36:15.120 How about

00:36:15.820 yes?

00:36:17.620 Even the

00:36:18.620 mayor of

00:36:19.400 D.C.

00:36:20.720 is,

00:36:22.080 I won't

00:36:22.520 say she's

00:36:23.220 pro-Trump,

00:36:24.260 but she

00:36:24.700 thanked him

00:36:25.540 for surging

00:36:26.860 all the

00:36:27.640 resources into

00:36:28.640 her city

00:36:29.060 and reducing

00:36:29.660 crime.

00:36:30.840 So,

00:36:32.180 you know,

00:36:32.480 there was

00:36:32.880 some question.

00:36:34.120 At first,

00:36:34.580 she seemed

00:36:35.040 positive about

00:36:35.980 it,

00:36:36.200 and then she

00:36:36.600 seemed negative

00:36:37.280 about it,

00:36:37.900 and now she's 0.62

00:36:38.420 back to

00:36:38.960 some version

00:36:40.220 of positive

00:36:40.880 about it.

00:36:42.880 I feel like

00:36:44.160 probably she's

00:36:46.140 wrestling with

00:36:48.220 the fact that

00:36:48.820 she knows she

00:36:49.500 wants it,

00:36:50.240 and she knows

00:36:50.840 it's good,

00:36:51.860 you know,

00:36:52.100 the federal

00:36:52.620 surging of

00:36:53.460 law enforcement,

00:36:55.400 but the

00:36:57.060 Democrats are

00:36:57.880 probably pastoring

00:36:58.780 her,

00:36:59.540 saying,

00:36:59.840 you can't

00:37:00.340 say that.

00:37:01.660 Whatever you

00:37:02.480 do,

00:37:03.020 don't say

00:37:03.620 it worked.

00:37:04.740 Don't.

00:37:05.820 And then she's

00:37:06.520 thinking,

00:37:07.160 you know,

00:37:07.460 I'm just

00:37:07.880 speculating,

00:37:08.500 I don't

00:37:08.800 know,

00:37:09.380 and then I

00:37:09.740 imagine her

00:37:10.360 thinking,

00:37:11.400 everybody knows

00:37:13.480 this worked.

00:37:15.420 Everybody knows

00:37:16.620 it worked.

00:37:17.800 And you're

00:37:18.200 asking me to

00:37:18.740 go in public

00:37:19.500 and say,

00:37:20.400 oh,

00:37:20.640 this is a

00:37:21.140 terrible mistake.

00:37:22.460 We like the

00:37:23.140 crime.

00:37:24.200 I'm not going

00:37:25.040 to do that.

00:37:27.160 So,

00:37:27.940 I have,

00:37:29.140 if that's

00:37:30.060 what happened,

00:37:31.320 and it feels

00:37:32.280 like that's

00:37:32.780 what happened,

00:37:33.380 I don't know,

00:37:34.320 if she's just

00:37:35.640 rebelling against

00:37:36.880 the stupidity

00:37:37.880 of claiming

00:37:38.460 something obvious

00:37:39.460 didn't happen,

00:37:40.860 well,

00:37:41.280 I like it.

00:37:42.880 So,

00:37:43.400 good for you

00:37:44.800 if that's

00:37:45.240 what's

00:37:45.460 happening.

00:37:47.980 Well,

00:37:48.960 we're hearing a

00:37:49.800 little bit more

00:37:50.420 about John

00:37:51.680 Bolton.

00:37:52.480 As you know,

00:37:53.300 his house got

00:37:53.880 raided,

00:37:54.360 and he was

00:37:54.700 accused of

00:37:55.400 doing some

00:37:56.020 bad things

00:37:57.600 with classified

00:37:58.600 information,

00:37:59.400 but now we

00:38:00.540 hear that

00:38:01.800 the reason

00:38:02.540 that we

00:38:02.960 know this

00:38:03.560 information was

00:38:04.520 classified and

00:38:05.820 that he was

00:38:06.300 involved is

00:38:07.440 that he used

00:38:08.220 an unclassified

00:38:10.640 email system

00:38:11.660 to send some

00:38:13.040 of it to

00:38:14.200 someone close

00:38:15.660 to him,

00:38:16.520 and apparently

00:38:17.840 he was hacked

00:38:19.280 or it was

00:38:20.080 detected by a

00:38:21.440 foreign country,

00:38:23.340 a hostile

00:38:24.480 foreign country,

00:38:25.380 and I guess

00:38:27.200 we were

00:38:27.740 hacking the

00:38:28.560 hostile foreign 1.00

00:38:29.500 country,

00:38:30.880 so somebody

00:38:31.720 was watching

00:38:32.360 John Bolton's

00:38:33.160 email,

00:38:33.860 but somebody

00:38:34.760 else on our

00:38:35.440 team,

00:38:36.060 maybe in

00:38:36.720 another country,

00:38:37.860 was monitoring

00:38:39.880 the people who

00:38:40.620 were monitoring

00:38:41.240 him somehow,

00:38:42.700 and so now

00:38:43.220 we know

00:38:43.740 that the

00:38:45.940 information was

00:38:47.220 at least

00:38:49.120 seen by a

00:38:51.100 hostile foreign 1.00

00:38:51.960 country.

00:38:52.400 This is

00:38:52.960 reported in

00:38:53.540 the New York

00:38:53.980 Times,

00:38:54.720 which doesn't

00:38:55.440 make it true,

00:38:57.180 but, you

00:38:58.560 know, it's a

00:38:59.240 big media

00:38:59.840 entity.

00:39:02.260 So, here's

00:39:03.780 my question.

00:39:05.440 Isn't the

00:39:06.020 person who

00:39:06.580 leaked this

00:39:07.120 story to the

00:39:07.760 New York

00:39:08.060 Times just

00:39:08.780 as bad as

00:39:09.500 Bolton?

00:39:11.700 I can't

00:39:12.560 believe that

00:39:13.020 there's a

00:39:13.420 leak about

00:39:13.960 the leaker,

00:39:14.920 because the

00:39:15.660 New York

00:39:15.960 Times should

00:39:16.680 not know

00:39:17.360 that there

00:39:18.380 was a

00:39:18.660 hostile foreign 1.00

00:39:19.560 country that

00:39:20.440 is the reason

00:39:21.760 that we know

00:39:22.280 about this.

00:39:23.400 They should

00:39:23.920 know that,

00:39:25.220 right?

00:39:27.420 So, whoever

00:39:28.440 leaked the

00:39:29.680 story about

00:39:30.280 the leaker

00:39:30.860 is as bad

00:39:32.100 as the

00:39:32.460 leaker.

00:39:33.340 I mean,

00:39:33.680 either way,

00:39:34.880 it's pretty

00:39:35.320 bad.

00:39:38.140 Well, here's

00:39:39.160 something I

00:39:40.160 thought I

00:39:40.560 would never

00:39:41.020 see.

00:39:42.300 Trump is

00:39:43.300 turning on

00:39:44.120 George and

00:39:45.540 Alex Soros.

00:39:47.820 I'm going to

00:39:48.620 just read what

00:39:49.420 he said in

00:39:50.040 True Social,

00:39:50.680 article, but

00:39:51.760 I didn't

00:39:52.320 expect this.

00:39:53.360 So, Trump

00:39:53.860 says this.

00:39:54.620 He goes,

00:39:54.900 George Soros

00:39:55.780 and his

00:39:56.160 wonderful radical

00:39:57.240 left son should

00:39:58.580 be charged with

00:39:59.440 RICO because of 0.99

00:40:01.080 their support of

00:40:01.980 violent protests

00:40:03.060 and much more

00:40:03.960 all throughout the

00:40:05.160 United States.

00:40:05.740 We're not going

00:40:06.320 to allow these

00:40:07.060 lunatics to rip 0.86

00:40:08.660 apart America 0.86

00:40:09.360 anymore, never

00:40:10.340 giving it so much

00:40:11.340 as a chance to

00:40:12.260 breathe and be

00:40:13.020 free.

00:40:14.200 Soros and his

00:40:15.040 group of

00:40:15.620 psychopaths have

00:40:16.960 caused great

00:40:17.660 damage to our

00:40:18.480 country.

00:40:19.360 That includes

00:40:19.900 his crazy

00:40:20.800 West Coast

00:40:21.360 friends.

00:40:22.240 Be careful,

00:40:22.860 we're watching

00:40:23.300 you.

00:40:24.020 Thank you for

00:40:24.540 your attention

00:40:25.480 to this matter,

00:40:26.880 the OECS.

00:40:31.660 So,

00:40:32.720 related to

00:40:33.540 that,

00:40:34.240 Gateway

00:40:34.640 Pundit is

00:40:35.620 reporting that

00:40:37.520 Representative

00:40:38.740 Luna had

00:40:41.960 demanded earlier

00:40:42.780 this year that

00:40:43.460 Congress subpoena

00:40:44.760 the Soros

00:40:46.600 organization,

00:40:48.480 and the

00:40:49.740 probe was

00:40:50.280 around whether

00:40:50.860 the agency

00:40:51.620 had done

00:40:53.340 something to

00:40:54.040 expedite his

00:40:55.080 acquisition of

00:40:56.060 a whole bunch

00:40:56.480 of radio

00:40:56.940 stations,

00:40:57.840 220 radio

00:40:58.900 stations.

00:41:00.720 So,

00:41:01.300 you know,

00:41:02.000 somebody like

00:41:02.600 Soros is 0.99

00:41:03.260 always going

00:41:03.660 to be a

00:41:05.140 suspect.

00:41:06.680 Well,

00:41:07.520 what do you

00:41:08.280 imagine they

00:41:08.940 would discover

00:41:09.740 if they

00:41:11.440 started

00:41:12.200 indicting

00:41:13.140 Soros? 0.91

00:41:16.040 What would

00:41:16.920 happen if

00:41:18.860 through legal

00:41:19.900 means the

00:41:20.700 government got

00:41:21.360 access to

00:41:22.200 all the

00:41:22.860 Soros 0.94

00:41:23.480 organization

00:41:24.360 emails for

00:41:26.400 the past

00:41:26.960 seven years

00:41:28.380 or something?

00:41:29.680 What kind

00:41:30.600 of things

00:41:31.020 would they

00:41:31.380 find out?

00:41:33.060 And would

00:41:33.800 there be

00:41:34.160 crimes involved?

00:41:36.320 So,

00:41:36.940 I don't know

00:41:37.760 that there's

00:41:38.280 really a

00:41:38.860 RICO.

00:41:39.200 it does

00:41:42.940 seem

00:41:43.200 organized,

00:41:44.220 but it

00:41:44.500 seems

00:41:44.760 organized

00:41:45.540 in sort

00:41:46.640 of a

00:41:47.000 common

00:41:48.080 political

00:41:48.860 billionaire

00:41:49.420 way.

00:41:50.260 He can

00:41:50.760 give money

00:41:51.220 to anybody

00:41:51.660 he wants.

00:41:52.920 And if

00:41:53.240 those people

00:41:53.980 have decided

00:41:54.720 to give

00:41:55.100 that money

00:41:55.560 that he

00:41:55.860 gave them

00:41:56.300 to somebody

00:41:56.840 specific and

00:41:57.720 he knew

00:41:58.020 about it,

00:41:59.240 is that a

00:41:59.820 crime?

00:42:01.080 Maybe you

00:42:01.800 don't like

00:42:02.400 it,

00:42:03.380 but is that

00:42:04.140 a crime?

00:42:05.200 So,

00:42:05.840 I guess I

00:42:06.340 would have

00:42:06.640 to hear

00:42:07.080 what crime

00:42:08.000 they think

00:42:08.480 he's done.

00:42:09.200 But I

00:42:11.640 do think

00:42:12.140 that having

00:42:13.340 George Soros

00:42:14.200 have that

00:42:14.540 much control

00:42:15.440 over the

00:42:15.860 country is

00:42:16.580 obviously bad.

00:42:18.320 So,

00:42:18.540 the fact

00:42:18.820 that Trump

00:42:20.280 is pushing

00:42:20.940 back on it

00:42:21.660 all seems

00:42:22.120 good to me.

00:42:22.840 I just

00:42:23.120 don't know

00:42:23.480 if he has

00:42:23.880 any levers

00:42:25.200 for that.

00:42:25.880 We'll find

00:42:26.220 out.

00:42:28.580 Well,

00:42:29.120 did you

00:42:29.420 know that

00:42:29.960 that Fed

00:42:30.680 governor,

00:42:31.560 Lisa Cook,

00:42:32.540 the one

00:42:32.760 that got

00:42:33.020 fired,

00:42:33.820 and Letitia

00:42:34.580 James and

00:42:35.540 Hunter Biden,

00:42:36.700 did you

00:42:37.000 know they're

00:42:37.420 all using

00:42:37.980 the same

00:42:38.420 lawyer?

00:42:38.760 That's a

00:42:39.380 moment.

00:42:40.260 It doesn't

00:42:41.340 mean anything,

00:42:41.940 just a

00:42:42.420 coincidence,

00:42:43.280 but it

00:42:44.180 does make

00:42:44.640 me wonder,

00:42:46.160 hmm,

00:42:47.100 Fed

00:42:48.160 governor,

00:42:48.860 Letitia James

00:42:49.760 and Hunter

00:42:50.280 Biden,

00:42:51.200 is it

00:42:52.480 possible that

00:42:53.740 there is

00:42:54.120 one billionaire

00:42:55.020 who is

00:42:55.580 funding the

00:42:56.300 lawyer and

00:42:58.060 trying to

00:42:59.060 protect,

00:42:59.760 you know,

00:43:00.020 all good

00:43:00.500 Democrats?

00:43:01.080 and is

00:43:02.180 it possible

00:43:02.900 that that's

00:43:04.880 why they

00:43:05.280 all have

00:43:05.580 the same

00:43:05.920 lawyer?

00:43:06.800 Because there's

00:43:07.240 one lawyer

00:43:07.800 who works

00:43:08.340 with one

00:43:09.240 billionaire,

00:43:10.220 and the

00:43:10.500 billionaire

00:43:10.780 says,

00:43:11.300 all right,

00:43:12.060 we can't

00:43:12.500 have Trump,

00:43:13.600 you know,

00:43:14.980 abusing all

00:43:15.720 of our fine

00:43:16.440 Democrats,

00:43:17.260 so you're

00:43:17.980 going to be

00:43:18.260 their lawyer,

00:43:18.800 I'll pay you.

00:43:20.040 Maybe.

00:43:21.540 There's a

00:43:22.380 new drug

00:43:23.100 coming out of

00:43:23.860 China via the 0.97

00:43:25.460 cartels,

00:43:26.360 the usual

00:43:26.780 way,

00:43:27.120 that is

00:43:28.220 way stronger

00:43:29.220 than fentanyl,

00:43:30.360 and you

00:43:30.980 can't stop

00:43:31.900 it with

00:43:32.240 Narcan,

00:43:33.440 so it

00:43:34.220 would be

00:43:34.540 therefore way

00:43:35.620 more dangerous

00:43:36.340 than fentanyl.

00:43:37.320 It's already

00:43:37.720 here,

00:43:38.320 so it's not

00:43:38.840 hypothetical,

00:43:40.160 and it

00:43:41.280 sounds like

00:43:42.140 the Chinese

00:43:43.240 producers

00:43:44.080 just keep

00:43:44.940 finding ways

00:43:45.740 to keep

00:43:47.240 doing something

00:43:47.960 like fentanyl

00:43:49.100 or worse,

00:43:50.880 and they're

00:43:52.620 just going

00:43:53.200 to keep

00:43:53.460 doing it,

00:43:54.400 so there's

00:43:55.080 nothing we

00:43:55.600 can do

00:43:55.900 legally,

00:43:56.520 they'll just

00:43:56.860 say,

00:43:57.000 well,

00:43:57.960 if that's

00:43:58.620 illegal,

00:43:59.640 what about

00:44:00.380 this?

00:44:01.840 So,

00:44:02.800 it's called

00:44:03.520 nitazines,

00:44:06.360 N-I-T-A-Z, 1.00

00:44:07.820 nitazines,

00:44:09.280 and they're

00:44:10.520 not even

00:44:10.920 included in

00:44:11.620 routine drug

00:44:12.340 tests,

00:44:13.240 so if you

00:44:13.820 did a drug

00:44:14.740 test and the

00:44:15.360 person is too

00:44:16.140 new,

00:44:16.540 it wouldn't

00:44:16.760 even show

00:44:17.260 up.

00:44:18.720 So,

00:44:20.000 that's

00:44:21.880 bad.

00:44:24.320 Well,

00:44:24.800 Governor

00:44:25.120 Newsom is

00:44:25.900 ratcheting up

00:44:26.880 here's a

00:44:27.220 rhetoric,

00:44:27.840 and he

00:44:28.300 said at

00:44:28.960 some

00:44:29.240 political

00:44:29.720 event,

00:44:30.720 he said,

00:44:31.120 I'm

00:44:31.260 absolutely

00:44:31.880 convinced

00:44:32.680 that there

00:44:33.180 won't be

00:44:33.520 an election

00:44:34.040 in 2028.

00:44:36.020 And what

00:44:36.280 he means

00:44:36.860 is that

00:44:38.560 he believes

00:44:40.780 that Trump

00:44:41.300 will not

00:44:41.860 leave office.

00:44:42.600 and he's

00:44:44.880 getting really

00:44:45.860 animated about

00:44:47.180 it.

00:44:48.120 And by

00:44:48.500 animated,

00:44:49.140 I mean

00:44:49.440 jazz hands.

00:44:51.320 That

00:44:51.640 will never

00:44:52.620 be,

00:44:53.880 we'll never

00:44:54.720 see an

00:44:55.360 election in

00:44:56.580 2028.

00:44:59.540 Jazz hands.

00:45:01.480 Anyway,

00:45:02.460 I feel like

00:45:04.940 that has

00:45:05.380 now crossed

00:45:06.420 over into

00:45:07.380 dangerous

00:45:08.240 rhetoric,

00:45:08.680 rhetoric.

00:45:10.080 Because,

00:45:11.120 you know,

00:45:11.620 it does

00:45:11.980 seem to

00:45:12.400 me that

00:45:12.740 the

00:45:12.920 Democrats

00:45:13.380 got the

00:45:14.080 memo to

00:45:14.660 stop saying

00:45:15.340 Hitler,

00:45:15.840 Hitler,

00:45:16.200 Hitler. 0.57

00:45:17.400 But they're

00:45:18.160 just changing

00:45:19.360 the words.

00:45:20.520 They're not

00:45:20.860 changing the

00:45:21.820 message that

00:45:23.320 the Republicans

00:45:24.080 are like a

00:45:25.340 mortal danger

00:45:26.240 to, you

00:45:27.420 know,

00:45:27.880 the Republic.

00:45:29.680 And this,

00:45:30.280 I am

00:45:30.540 absolutely

00:45:31.000 convinced there

00:45:32.080 won't be an

00:45:32.680 election in

00:45:33.180 2028.

00:45:34.420 Just look at

00:45:35.040 what he's

00:45:35.360 doing.

00:45:35.900 Look at what

00:45:36.340 he's doing.

00:45:38.500 That's pretty

00:45:39.220 dangerous stuff,

00:45:40.320 Newsom.

00:45:41.620 And I

00:45:43.760 really have a

00:45:44.360 problem with

00:45:45.780 the Democrats

00:45:46.500 rhetoric that

00:45:48.800 gets people

00:45:49.940 into a

00:45:50.640 dangerous

00:45:51.160 headset.

00:45:52.380 And this

00:45:53.120 is definitely

00:45:53.640 it.

00:45:54.640 I mean,

00:45:56.180 when he

00:45:56.920 talks like

00:45:57.680 that, it

00:45:59.000 guarantees that

00:46:00.100 if you're a

00:46:00.520 Trump supporter,

00:46:01.400 you can't be

00:46:02.180 invited to the

00:46:03.020 neighborhood

00:46:03.400 block party.

00:46:05.200 It just

00:46:05.580 guarantees it

00:46:06.520 because nobody

00:46:07.920 wants you

00:46:08.440 on, you

00:46:09.220 know, to

00:46:09.800 socialize with

00:46:10.720 you if you're

00:46:11.220 going to be

00:46:11.540 supporting what

00:46:12.900 Newsom says

00:46:13.820 is this terrible

00:46:15.300 dictator who's

00:46:16.220 going to ruin

00:46:17.440 our democracy.

00:46:19.800 So it's a

00:46:22.060 kind of rhetoric

00:46:22.860 that just

00:46:23.820 destroys the

00:46:25.180 country.

00:46:26.020 I don't know

00:46:26.900 that, is

00:46:28.440 there a

00:46:28.740 Republican

00:46:29.200 version of

00:46:30.080 this?

00:46:31.860 You know,

00:46:32.140 we do talk

00:46:32.980 about if

00:46:33.420 Mom Dummy

00:46:34.120 gets in,

00:46:34.980 he's going

00:46:35.680 to ruin

00:46:36.060 New York

00:46:36.460 City.

00:46:37.560 But does

00:46:38.380 that sound

00:46:38.920 like a

00:46:39.400 cult of

00:46:39.900 violence?

00:46:41.360 It doesn't,

00:46:42.060 does it?

00:46:43.140 It's more

00:46:43.760 like a, oh,

00:46:44.820 this is going

00:46:45.280 to be

00:46:45.500 economically

00:46:46.160 devastating,

00:46:47.220 could be

00:46:47.520 really bad.

00:46:48.600 But when you

00:46:49.300 say that he's

00:46:49.960 not going to

00:46:50.540 leave the

00:46:50.980 office and

00:46:52.000 you guarantee

00:46:52.740 it, like

00:46:53.700 you're not

00:46:54.020 even talking

00:46:54.540 speculatively,

00:46:55.620 you're just

00:46:56.000 guaranteeing it.

00:46:57.840 He will not

00:46:58.540 leave office and

00:46:59.500 therefore you'll

00:47:00.260 try to become a

00:47:01.360 dictator.

00:47:02.280 That feels

00:47:03.300 like a

00:47:04.860 call to

00:47:05.320 violence.

00:47:07.700 Doesn't it?

00:47:09.500 You know, I

00:47:10.300 don't recommend

00:47:10.920 any violence,

00:47:11.680 but it feels

00:47:12.180 like it.

00:47:14.720 Well, according

00:47:15.640 to Newsmax,

00:47:17.040 there's a

00:47:17.780 government

00:47:18.120 oversight

00:47:19.340 committee that's

00:47:20.280 going to look

00:47:20.640 at Wikipedia

00:47:21.380 and check it

00:47:22.820 for bias.

00:47:26.020 Do you think

00:47:26.900 they'll find

00:47:27.400 any?

00:47:27.700 so James

00:47:29.340 Comer,

00:47:29.980 Republican,

00:47:30.780 and Representative

00:47:31.860 Nancy Mace

00:47:32.680 are working

00:47:34.340 on that.

00:47:35.600 Of course

00:47:36.380 there's bias.

00:47:38.560 Of course

00:47:39.440 there is.

00:47:40.620 There's really

00:47:41.480 any doubt

00:47:42.020 about that.

00:47:43.160 So I don't

00:47:43.620 know what

00:47:43.900 they're going

00:47:44.240 to do about

00:47:44.840 it.

00:47:46.200 And I guess

00:47:47.240 they're worried

00:47:47.680 also that some

00:47:48.440 of the bias

00:47:49.020 might be

00:47:50.180 coming from

00:47:51.060 foreign entities

00:47:52.380 pretending to

00:47:53.260 be editors.

00:47:56.340 So we'll

00:47:57.140 see.

00:47:57.700 Well,

00:47:59.860 apparently

00:48:00.140 the DNC,

00:48:02.400 the Democratic

00:48:02.980 National Committee,

00:48:04.640 they've got

00:48:05.420 their annual

00:48:06.020 meeting and

00:48:06.780 they were

00:48:07.120 meeting in

00:48:07.560 Minnesota.

00:48:09.180 And Victor

00:48:10.320 Davis Hanson

00:48:11.300 is writing

00:48:11.780 about this.

00:48:12.380 I saw it in

00:48:12.880 the Post

00:48:13.480 Millennial.

00:48:14.760 So they've

00:48:15.480 been addressing

00:48:16.000 their policy

00:48:16.700 platform and

00:48:17.440 what do you

00:48:17.880 think that they

00:48:18.500 decided to do

00:48:19.680 now that their

00:48:21.360 existing platform,

00:48:22.860 the one that

00:48:23.300 they had been

00:48:23.780 pushing,

00:48:24.740 once they

00:48:25.520 realized that

00:48:26.080 that completely

00:48:27.000 destroyed the

00:48:28.380 Democrat Party.

00:48:30.920 So obviously

00:48:31.940 when they

00:48:32.460 meet,

00:48:33.040 they said,

00:48:33.900 oh, we

00:48:34.280 can't do

00:48:34.740 any of this

00:48:35.240 again because

00:48:36.200 it destroyed

00:48:37.060 our entire

00:48:37.660 party.

00:48:38.800 So is that

00:48:39.340 what happened?

00:48:40.500 Did they meet

00:48:41.200 and say,

00:48:41.600 we've got to

00:48:42.060 really change

00:48:42.600 everything because

00:48:43.480 we really just

00:48:44.220 destroyed everything

00:48:45.220 that we hold

00:48:45.900 dear?

00:48:47.260 Nope.

00:48:47.780 they doubled

00:48:48.900 down.

00:48:50.940 Yep, they

00:48:51.780 doubled down.

00:48:55.320 Apparently

00:48:55.960 Attorney General

00:48:57.660 Keith Ellison

00:48:59.120 got big

00:49:00.280 applause when

00:49:01.040 he said,

00:49:01.740 we are not

00:49:02.580 going to

00:49:03.120 scapegoat our

00:49:04.160 transgender

00:49:04.780 community.

00:49:06.260 And Bill

00:49:07.440 Owen of

00:49:07.880 Tennessee is

00:49:08.560 going hard at

00:49:09.320 DEI in a good

00:49:11.280 way.

00:49:11.740 He said,

00:49:12.120 DEI is the

00:49:13.000 very foundation

00:49:13.880 of the

00:49:14.320 Christian church.

00:49:15.360 really?

00:49:18.940 DEI is the

00:49:20.100 foundation of

00:49:20.920 the Christian

00:49:21.500 church?

00:49:22.840 I don't

00:49:23.740 remember the

00:49:24.460 Sermon on the

00:49:25.220 Mount where

00:49:25.860 Jesus said,

00:49:26.840 whatever you do,

00:49:27.980 don't hire those 0.94

00:49:28.680 white guys.

00:49:30.620 Did I miss

00:49:31.500 that page in

00:49:33.200 the Bible?

00:49:34.480 The part where

00:49:35.640 discriminating

00:49:36.620 against white

00:49:37.240 men was 0.78

00:49:38.360 highly recommended.

00:49:41.220 No, I

00:49:42.540 don't believe

00:49:43.140 DEI is the

00:49:44.280 basis.

00:49:45.360 of Christianity.

00:49:47.060 No, thank

00:49:47.700 you.

00:49:50.260 Anyway, it

00:49:51.500 appears that

00:49:52.100 Democrats have

00:49:52.940 learned exactly

00:49:54.480 nothing.

00:49:55.900 Not a

00:49:56.620 thing.

00:49:58.120 I feel like

00:49:59.100 the problem

00:49:59.620 is that you

00:50:01.140 can only be

00:50:01.780 an honest

00:50:02.540 Democrat if

00:50:03.640 there's no

00:50:04.060 other Democrat

00:50:04.680 in the room

00:50:05.360 with you.

00:50:06.840 Like if you're

00:50:07.680 just writing

00:50:08.180 on your blog,

00:50:09.240 you can say,

00:50:10.100 oh, these

00:50:10.600 Democrats need

00:50:11.340 to try harder.

00:50:12.240 You know, I'm

00:50:12.680 a Democrat, we

00:50:13.460 need to try

00:50:13.980 harder.

00:50:14.240 But you

00:50:15.020 can't do it

00:50:15.940 if there's a

00:50:17.620 crowd in front

00:50:18.520 of you.

00:50:19.520 Because there'd

00:50:20.140 be too many

00:50:20.700 people in the

00:50:21.220 crowd who

00:50:21.620 would turn

00:50:21.940 on you.

00:50:23.280 You just

00:50:23.900 couldn't do it.

00:50:24.480 You'd get

00:50:24.760 booed.

00:50:26.040 So they

00:50:28.220 don't have a

00:50:28.660 chance.

00:50:30.760 Apparently some

00:50:31.660 activist judge

00:50:33.200 in Utah is

00:50:34.880 ordering the

00:50:35.700 state to

00:50:36.500 redraw the

00:50:37.300 congressional map

00:50:38.400 that would

00:50:38.940 take one

00:50:40.100 away from

00:50:40.720 the GOP.

00:50:42.780 So it's

00:50:43.420 sort of a

00:50:43.960 technical

00:50:44.620 argument about

00:50:46.000 who can do

00:50:48.240 what with

00:50:48.840 redistricting.

00:50:50.320 But it looks

00:50:51.260 like the

00:50:51.580 order will

00:50:52.220 take one

00:50:52.760 away from

00:50:53.220 the GOP.

00:50:54.220 So the

00:50:55.180 GOP majority

00:50:57.600 in the House

00:50:58.220 looks like it's

00:50:59.620 going to go

00:51:00.100 down by one

00:51:00.800 and it's

00:51:01.160 already razor

00:51:02.460 thin.

00:51:03.280 That might

00:51:03.740 make a

00:51:04.720 difference.

00:51:05.060 All right.

00:51:08.020 Well, as I

00:51:09.420 mentioned, RFK

00:51:10.360 Jr. is

00:51:11.680 saying, I

00:51:12.180 guess he's

00:51:12.560 had an

00:51:12.880 interview today,

00:51:14.000 that they're

00:51:15.260 getting very

00:51:15.820 close to

00:51:17.260 revealing the

00:51:18.040 true causes

00:51:18.780 of autism.

00:51:20.200 Now, I don't

00:51:20.960 know if they're

00:51:21.420 going to claim

00:51:21.940 they found all

00:51:23.000 the true

00:51:23.620 causes.

00:51:24.920 I don't know

00:51:25.660 if that's the

00:51:26.160 claim.

00:51:27.180 Might be

00:51:27.740 weaker than

00:51:28.280 that.

00:51:28.540 We'll see.

00:51:29.680 And that

00:51:30.440 there will be

00:51:30.840 regulatory

00:51:31.980 action about

00:51:34.020 those causes

00:51:34.900 of autism.

00:51:36.500 And this

00:51:37.420 is what

00:51:37.740 RFK said.

00:51:38.620 He said,

00:51:39.880 this is a

00:51:40.420 crisis.

00:51:41.680 There is

00:51:42.440 not a single

00:51:43.240 cause.

00:51:44.320 So if you

00:51:44.880 thought he

00:51:45.460 was going

00:51:45.840 to say,

00:51:46.900 oh, it's

00:51:47.260 those childhood

00:51:48.000 vaccinations,

00:51:49.580 probably not

00:51:50.400 because he

00:51:51.280 says it's

00:51:51.700 not a single

00:51:52.360 cause.

00:51:53.520 He says

00:51:54.060 there are

00:51:54.440 many aggregation

00:51:56.260 of causes.

00:51:57.640 We're now

00:51:58.240 developing

00:51:58.700 sufficient

00:51:59.260 evidence to

00:51:59.940 ask for

00:52:00.380 regulatory

00:52:00.820 action on

00:52:01.660 some of

00:52:02.200 those or

00:52:03.020 recommendations.

00:52:04.020 so we're

00:52:06.380 really going

00:52:06.900 to find out

00:52:07.480 something radical

00:52:09.540 and interesting.

00:52:10.940 I assume

00:52:12.160 that the

00:52:13.820 reason he

00:52:14.260 has some

00:52:14.660 certainty about

00:52:15.420 some things

00:52:16.200 but not

00:52:16.640 others is

00:52:17.960 that there's

00:52:18.920 data that

00:52:20.360 looks credible

00:52:21.460 about some

00:52:22.140 of this

00:52:22.400 stuff.

00:52:23.260 So what

00:52:23.980 do you

00:52:24.180 think?

00:52:25.160 How much

00:52:25.620 of it do

00:52:26.020 you think

00:52:26.320 will be

00:52:26.720 vaccinations

00:52:27.480 and how

00:52:28.060 much of it

00:52:28.540 do you

00:52:28.820 think will

00:52:29.820 be diet

00:52:30.660 and how

00:52:31.860 much of

00:52:32.220 it will

00:52:32.400 be

00:52:32.740 pollutants?

00:52:35.740 I don't

00:52:36.360 know.

00:52:37.540 I don't

00:52:38.280 think you

00:52:38.840 could make

00:52:40.620 a good

00:52:41.000 guess on

00:52:41.600 this at

00:52:41.980 all.

00:52:43.180 It could

00:52:43.780 really be a

00:52:44.460 surprise.

00:52:45.520 It really

00:52:46.280 could.

00:52:46.800 So we'll

00:52:47.160 see.

00:52:49.520 And

00:52:50.040 apparently

00:52:50.380 there's other

00:52:51.060 drama at

00:52:51.780 the CDC.

00:52:52.520 so the

00:52:53.620 director

00:52:54.200 Susan

00:52:55.580 Monarez

00:52:56.400 has been

00:52:57.720 ousted

00:52:58.240 by RFK

00:52:59.000 Jr.

00:53:00.600 because she

00:53:01.680 was pushing

00:53:02.240 for the

00:53:02.960 COVID vaccine.

00:53:05.040 Now I

00:53:05.580 don't

00:53:05.860 understand

00:53:06.460 that story

00:53:07.260 because my

00:53:08.460 understanding

00:53:09.060 is that

00:53:10.180 Secretary

00:53:11.080 Kennedy has

00:53:12.240 okayed 0.72

00:53:13.140 more of

00:53:14.620 the COVID

00:53:15.100 vaccine.

00:53:16.900 So I'm

00:53:18.100 trying to

00:53:18.620 fit these

00:53:19.720 two stories

00:53:20.420 together because

00:53:21.440 they appear to

00:53:22.020 be opposites.

00:53:23.220 So I don't

00:53:23.680 know what

00:53:24.120 is true.

00:53:25.320 I do think

00:53:25.800 it's true

00:53:26.260 that the

00:53:27.440 director is

00:53:28.140 ousted.

00:53:29.980 I do

00:53:30.780 think it's

00:53:31.300 true that

00:53:31.840 she was

00:53:32.320 pro-COVID

00:53:33.820 vaccines.

00:53:34.660 But let me

00:53:35.000 tell you

00:53:35.320 what Kennedy

00:53:36.840 posted about

00:53:38.320 his own

00:53:39.020 accomplishments.

00:53:41.040 So this is

00:53:41.740 part of the

00:53:42.100 same story.

00:53:44.480 So Kennedy

00:53:45.580 told us that

00:53:46.400 he promised

00:53:47.140 us four

00:53:47.760 things.

00:53:49.300 One,

00:53:50.000 to end

00:53:50.480 COVID vaccine

00:53:51.640 mandates.

00:53:53.200 Now ending

00:53:53.800 the mandate,

00:53:55.360 I didn't

00:53:56.060 even know

00:53:56.420 there was

00:53:56.760 a mandate,

00:53:57.360 did you?

00:53:58.520 What mandate?

00:54:00.240 Was there

00:54:00.680 a mandate

00:54:01.100 for school

00:54:02.220 children?

00:54:03.840 Still?

00:54:04.780 I wasn't

00:54:05.320 even aware

00:54:05.760 there was a

00:54:06.300 mandate.

00:54:07.160 So I don't

00:54:07.560 even know

00:54:07.820 what he's

00:54:08.080 talking about.

00:54:08.680 But he

00:54:09.300 said he

00:54:09.640 would end

00:54:09.960 COVID vaccine

00:54:10.960 mandates,

00:54:11.580 and apparently

00:54:12.000 he has.

00:54:13.660 He said he

00:54:14.420 would keep

00:54:15.340 vaccines available

00:54:16.500 to people who

00:54:17.240 want them,

00:54:18.240 especially the

00:54:19.160 vulnerable.

00:54:19.580 now if he's

00:54:20.960 keeping the

00:54:21.560 vaccines available

00:54:22.520 to people who

00:54:23.200 want them,

00:54:24.300 wouldn't that

00:54:24.980 suggest that he

00:54:25.980 does not have

00:54:27.100 definitive data

00:54:28.720 that they're

00:54:29.300 dangerous to

00:54:31.560 some part of

00:54:33.600 the population,

00:54:34.200 I guess?

00:54:35.660 How in the

00:54:36.620 world is that

00:54:37.400 possible?

00:54:39.420 That he

00:54:40.220 doesn't have

00:54:40.800 data that

00:54:42.340 would suggest

00:54:43.040 he should

00:54:43.600 cancel the

00:54:44.520 COVID vaccines?

00:54:45.820 Do you

00:54:47.140 think it's

00:54:47.660 coming?

00:54:49.140 Or that he's

00:54:49.700 still studying

00:54:50.420 it?

00:54:50.980 Or do you

00:54:51.720 believe that

00:54:52.320 the data on

00:54:53.540 all things

00:54:54.380 COVID is

00:54:55.100 unreliable?

00:54:56.720 Because that's

00:54:57.360 where I've been

00:54:58.020 for a long

00:54:58.540 time.

00:54:59.840 I don't know

00:55:00.520 if you can say

00:55:01.100 they're safe

00:55:01.600 or not safe.

00:55:02.960 The only thing

00:55:03.800 you can say

00:55:04.260 for sure is I

00:55:05.060 wouldn't trust

00:55:05.500 any of the

00:55:06.160 data, no

00:55:06.720 matter which

00:55:07.200 way it

00:55:07.480 pointed.

00:55:08.460 I wouldn't

00:55:08.800 trust any

00:55:09.220 of it, no

00:55:10.560 matter what

00:55:10.940 it said.

00:55:11.960 So I'm a

00:55:12.780 little confused

00:55:13.640 on that.

00:55:15.820 And he

00:55:17.660 said that he

00:55:18.260 would demand

00:55:19.380 placebo-controlled

00:55:20.600 trials from

00:55:21.540 companies, which

00:55:23.960 apparently he

00:55:24.460 has.

00:55:25.100 Now that

00:55:25.500 doesn't mean

00:55:26.420 that there

00:55:27.240 are no

00:55:27.700 things that

00:55:28.360 had placebo-

00:55:29.360 controlled trials

00:55:30.260 already.

00:55:31.500 There were

00:55:31.920 things.

00:55:33.080 So apparently

00:55:33.820 he likes

00:55:34.380 those things.

00:55:35.680 But I

00:55:36.080 will be

00:55:36.520 the, if

00:55:37.880 you don't

00:55:38.200 know this,

00:55:39.300 those randomized

00:55:40.060 controlled

00:55:41.320 placebo trials,

00:55:43.500 that doesn't

00:55:44.420 mean it's

00:55:44.900 true.

00:55:46.000 You know

00:55:46.700 that, right?

00:55:48.020 Because the

00:55:48.700 way you can

00:55:49.240 fake those is

00:55:50.780 by what data

00:55:51.560 you decide is

00:55:52.380 good enough to

00:55:53.140 be in your

00:55:53.540 study.

00:55:54.880 So there's

00:55:55.700 always this

00:55:56.180 filter where

00:55:56.700 you go,

00:55:57.400 well, you

00:55:58.060 know, the

00:55:58.860 first two

00:55:59.560 weeks of

00:56:00.060 the data,

00:56:01.280 we collected

00:56:02.340 a little bit

00:56:03.060 differently, so

00:56:03.840 why don't we

00:56:04.260 take that

00:56:04.680 out?

00:56:05.240 Yeah, we'll

00:56:05.840 just take out

00:56:06.420 the first two

00:56:07.080 weeks.

00:56:07.740 And then

00:56:08.140 suddenly the

00:56:08.820 data, you

00:56:09.760 know, points

00:56:10.400 in the opposite

00:56:10.960 direction.

00:56:11.440 So there

00:56:13.460 are ways

00:56:14.040 that even

00:56:14.480 the finest

00:56:15.180 of controlled

00:56:16.500 trials could

00:56:17.340 be completely

00:56:18.020 fraudulent.

00:56:19.000 That's a real

00:56:19.660 thing that

00:56:20.060 happens.

00:56:22.080 And he

00:56:22.720 said he

00:56:23.000 promised to

00:56:23.520 end the

00:56:24.000 emergency.

00:56:25.360 What was

00:56:25.820 the emergency?

00:56:27.000 I guess it

00:56:27.800 was an

00:56:28.160 emergency

00:56:28.820 classification

00:56:30.500 that allowed

00:56:31.400 them to do

00:56:31.920 the vaccine

00:56:32.520 mandates, so

00:56:33.320 he got rid

00:56:33.700 of that.

00:56:33.960 So I

00:56:35.400 don't know

00:56:35.660 what mandates

00:56:36.200 there were

00:56:36.700 unless he's

00:56:37.940 talking about

00:56:38.600 school children.

00:56:40.620 Is that the

00:56:41.140 only one?

00:56:41.740 Or were there

00:56:42.220 some mandates

00:56:42.740 for maybe

00:56:43.220 government

00:56:43.840 people?

00:56:45.200 Maybe the

00:56:45.740 military?

00:56:47.140 I don't

00:56:47.540 think there

00:56:47.920 were no

00:56:49.080 mandates for

00:56:49.720 the military

00:56:50.320 still, were

00:56:51.800 there?

00:56:52.480 Or maybe

00:56:53.100 he's taking

00:56:53.540 credit for

00:56:54.080 getting rid

00:56:54.500 of them.

00:56:55.880 But the

00:56:56.940 FDA has

00:56:57.700 now issued

00:56:58.340 marketing

00:56:59.020 authorization

00:56:59.860 for the

00:57:02.260 COVID shots

00:57:03.360 for those

00:57:03.960 who are at

00:57:04.400 higher risk.

00:57:08.620 So how

00:57:11.020 do you

00:57:11.420 square in

00:57:12.760 your mind

00:57:13.380 that RFK

00:57:14.380 Jr. is the

00:57:15.320 most famous

00:57:16.300 vaccine skeptic

00:57:18.360 we know,

00:57:18.980 not just the

00:57:19.780 COVID shots,

00:57:21.080 but vaccine

00:57:22.200 skeptic in

00:57:22.920 general.

00:57:23.520 He's the

00:57:23.920 most famous

00:57:24.680 vaccine skeptic

00:57:26.300 and he's

00:57:27.840 in charge of

00:57:28.940 looking at

00:57:29.360 all the data

00:57:30.160 and deciding

00:57:30.860 if the

00:57:31.880 COVID vaccine

00:57:33.120 is too

00:57:33.940 dangerous

00:57:34.580 to justify

00:57:36.120 whatever

00:57:36.580 benefits you

00:57:37.280 might get

00:57:37.600 from it,

00:57:38.320 if any.

00:57:39.880 And at

00:57:40.520 this point,

00:57:41.600 he does

00:57:42.220 not seem

00:57:42.980 poised to

00:57:44.520 ban it.

00:57:45.900 Does that

00:57:46.620 mean that

00:57:47.620 he hasn't

00:57:48.100 finished looking

00:57:48.820 at it?

00:57:49.880 Or does

00:57:50.620 that mean

00:57:51.200 that he

00:57:51.620 looked at

00:57:52.100 it and

00:57:52.620 he's

00:57:53.000 satisfied

00:57:53.580 that the

00:57:54.100 data is

00:57:54.740 sufficiently

00:57:55.300 good that

00:57:57.780 it's useful

00:57:58.500 for some

00:57:59.120 classes of

00:57:59.900 people

00:58:00.160 who are

00:58:00.660 higher

00:58:00.920 risk?

00:58:02.680 Wouldn't

00:58:02.960 that blow 0.58

00:58:04.820 your mind?

00:58:06.580 It looks

00:58:07.200 like he

00:58:10.640 must think

00:58:11.300 the data

00:58:11.900 suggests that

00:58:13.660 it's better

00:58:14.600 to take it

00:58:15.200 than not

00:58:15.600 take it

00:58:16.120 for some

00:58:17.520 categories of

00:58:18.300 people.

00:58:18.720 Now,

00:58:19.000 he does say

00:58:20.340 that you

00:58:20.680 should only

00:58:21.080 do it

00:58:21.500 if your

00:58:23.000 doctor says

00:58:24.560 to do

00:58:24.880 it.

00:58:25.960 So,

00:58:27.060 he's not

00:58:27.940 saying that

00:58:28.520 you should

00:58:28.800 just go to

00:58:29.320 the drug

00:58:29.680 store and

00:58:30.160 get it.

00:58:30.980 I feel

00:58:31.620 like he's

00:58:32.060 saying,

00:58:32.740 but only

00:58:33.360 if your

00:58:33.740 doctor says

00:58:35.400 you should

00:58:35.780 get it.

00:58:36.260 So,

00:58:36.520 it's some

00:58:36.800 acknowledgement

00:58:37.420 that there's

00:58:38.080 an extra

00:58:38.540 risk involved,

00:58:40.280 but maybe

00:58:40.700 there's some

00:58:41.180 category of

00:58:41.860 people he

00:58:42.360 believes the

00:58:43.020 data supports.

00:58:44.480 Get it?

00:58:45.040 I don't

00:58:45.280 know.

00:58:48.640 Apparently,

00:58:49.300 in Michigan,

00:58:51.320 there were

00:58:52.520 teachers who

00:58:53.240 were required

00:58:53.780 to take a

00:58:54.400 test to

00:58:55.040 grade their

00:58:55.660 levels of

00:58:56.340 whiteness.

00:58:57.400 Wall Street

00:58:58.020 Apes was

00:58:59.340 talking about

00:58:59.880 this on

00:59:00.420 X.

00:59:01.400 So,

00:59:01.820 there was a

00:59:02.320 public school

00:59:03.020 teacher who

00:59:04.240 had been

00:59:04.740 there for

00:59:05.140 31 years and

00:59:06.120 she quit

00:59:06.700 because she

00:59:07.800 was unwilling

00:59:08.440 to stand in

00:59:09.240 a circle to

00:59:10.060 rate her

00:59:10.500 level of

00:59:11.020 whiteness.

00:59:13.120 And I guess

00:59:13.980 the problem

00:59:14.460 was that the

00:59:15.400 black students

00:59:16.120 were struggling

00:59:16.860 in their

00:59:17.620 schools,

00:59:18.520 and so they

00:59:19.520 wanted to

00:59:20.080 figure out

00:59:21.560 how their

00:59:22.000 whiteness was

00:59:23.100 affecting that.

00:59:23.780 and the

00:59:26.460 things that

00:59:27.140 they thought

00:59:27.780 would affect

00:59:29.400 their level

00:59:31.220 of whiteness 0.83

00:59:32.360 was how

00:59:34.960 many people

00:59:35.540 they referred

00:59:36.340 for discipline

00:59:37.280 and whether

00:59:39.160 or not that

00:59:39.700 was a balanced

00:59:40.900 number.

00:59:42.340 And she

00:59:43.040 said she

00:59:43.480 had a higher

00:59:43.900 percentage of

00:59:44.700 black students

00:59:46.580 that were

00:59:47.280 referred for

00:59:47.880 discipline,

00:59:48.460 so that made

00:59:48.900 more white 0.58

00:59:50.140 and also

00:59:54.560 the lateness.

00:59:56.740 So,

00:59:57.160 if she

00:59:58.440 marked the

00:59:59.120 black kids

00:59:59.840 late,

01:00:01.360 that would

01:00:02.040 be extra

01:00:02.980 whiteness.

01:00:04.980 And she

01:00:05.820 said,

01:00:06.300 I was told

01:00:07.040 to decrease

01:00:07.800 the number

01:00:08.260 of detentions

01:00:09.100 that were

01:00:09.800 issued for a

01:00:10.520 certain race,

01:00:11.280 obviously black,

01:00:12.360 that showed up

01:00:12.940 late because

01:00:13.520 culturally it's

01:00:14.480 acceptable for

01:00:15.380 them.

01:00:15.600 now,

01:00:17.540 isn't that

01:00:18.640 the racist

01:00:19.240 thing?

01:00:20.820 Imagine being

01:00:21.720 in a training

01:00:22.700 class where

01:00:24.300 the class is

01:00:25.100 told that

01:00:25.640 black people

01:00:26.520 are allowed

01:00:28.380 to be late

01:00:29.120 because it's

01:00:29.820 culturally

01:00:30.280 acceptable to

01:00:31.380 them.

01:00:31.600 isn't that

01:00:33.380 racist?

01:00:34.580 Or do I

01:00:35.360 not know

01:00:35.860 what racist

01:00:36.420 is?

01:00:37.580 I mean,

01:00:38.020 the point

01:00:38.660 of saying

01:00:39.120 that they're

01:00:40.500 more likely

01:00:41.020 to be late

01:00:41.720 because they're

01:00:42.320 black,

01:00:43.300 that's racist,

01:00:44.300 right?

01:00:45.540 Am I

01:00:46.200 hallucinating

01:00:47.280 now?

01:00:48.500 This is just

01:00:49.340 crazy.

01:00:52.000 Anyway.

01:00:58.360 So,

01:00:59.520 I don't

01:01:00.220 even know

01:01:00.420 what that

01:01:00.680 story is

01:01:01.220 about.

01:01:01.600 It probably

01:01:03.000 was interesting

01:01:03.720 at one

01:01:04.100 point.

01:01:05.400 So,

01:01:05.740 are you

01:01:06.020 watching

01:01:06.500 Israel and

01:01:07.980 Gaza and

01:01:08.760 all the

01:01:09.100 hospital

01:01:09.680 bombing

01:01:10.340 stuff?

01:01:12.020 So,

01:01:13.800 probably

01:01:14.760 the single

01:01:15.720 most predictable

01:01:16.720 thing about

01:01:17.880 Israel getting 0.99

01:01:18.720 into any

01:01:19.380 kind of

01:01:19.660 military

01:01:20.040 conflict is

01:01:21.240 that whoever

01:01:21.760 they're fighting

01:01:22.380 against will

01:01:23.860 believe that

01:01:25.380 they bombed

01:01:25.900 the hospital

01:01:26.400 intentionally.

01:01:28.060 Now,

01:01:28.460 I'm not

01:01:28.820 there,

01:01:29.800 and I

01:01:30.300 don't know,

01:01:30.820 is there

01:01:31.120 some military

01:01:31.940 doctrine

01:01:32.580 that suggests

01:01:34.420 that bombing

01:01:34.960 a hospital

01:01:35.560 is a good

01:01:36.080 idea if

01:01:37.960 you're,

01:01:38.320 you know,

01:01:38.640 trying to

01:01:39.180 really conquer

01:01:40.580 a population?

01:01:42.600 Has anybody

01:01:43.340 ever heard of

01:01:43.940 that?

01:01:44.180 what, why

01:01:45.900 would Israel 0.93

01:01:46.700 intentionally bomb

01:01:48.680 a hospital?

01:01:50.400 Now,

01:01:51.200 obviously,

01:01:52.540 you know,

01:01:52.960 sometimes they

01:01:53.980 say, oh,

01:01:55.100 it's because

01:01:55.720 beneath the

01:01:56.460 hospital, Hamas

01:01:57.660 has some

01:01:58.120 major facility,

01:01:59.580 and if we,

01:02:00.460 you know, we

01:02:00.760 can't leave them

01:02:01.340 forever, so we'll

01:02:02.580 just warn the

01:02:03.260 hospital, tell them

01:02:04.780 to get out of

01:02:05.360 there, and then

01:02:05.840 we'll bomb it.

01:02:06.440 But does that

01:02:08.500 explain all the

01:02:09.740 hospitals?

01:02:11.320 Yeah, so I

01:02:12.240 went to

01:02:12.580 Grok and

01:02:13.200 asked them a

01:02:13.720 few questions,

01:02:14.520 because I

01:02:14.800 wondered how

01:02:15.200 big a thing

01:02:15.720 this was.

01:02:16.520 First of all,

01:02:17.760 there's a

01:02:19.080 reported 36

01:02:20.200 hospitals in

01:02:21.660 Gaza, or

01:02:22.900 that's how many

01:02:24.420 there were at the

01:02:24.980 start of the

01:02:25.700 conflict, 36.

01:02:27.480 Doesn't that

01:02:27.980 seem like a lot

01:02:28.660 of hospitals for

01:02:30.260 that one little

01:02:31.080 strip of land?

01:02:31.980 I feel like I'm

01:02:34.280 having a hard

01:02:34.920 time understanding

01:02:36.920 the size of

01:02:38.060 Gaza, because I

01:02:40.220 keep thinking it's

01:02:40.940 tiny, but that's

01:02:43.680 36 hospitals.

01:02:45.300 That's pretty

01:02:45.780 serious.

01:02:47.780 Allegedly, 31 of

01:02:49.400 the 36 have been

01:02:50.380 damaged or

01:02:51.060 destroyed in the

01:02:53.520 conflict.

01:02:54.380 31 out of

01:02:55.240 36.

01:02:56.100 But, you know,

01:02:56.820 damage is a big

01:02:58.200 difference between

01:02:58.960 damaged and

01:02:59.740 destroyed.

01:03:01.980 And the

01:03:03.440 World Health

01:03:03.900 Organization says

01:03:05.040 that only 19

01:03:06.080 of the 36

01:03:06.940 remain operational,

01:03:09.100 which would be

01:03:10.200 better than I

01:03:10.820 thought.

01:03:11.640 When we see

01:03:12.300 pictures of

01:03:12.960 Gaza, we never 0.99

01:03:13.780 see a building

01:03:14.460 that's still

01:03:15.060 standing and

01:03:17.000 functional, right?

01:03:18.460 The only

01:03:19.460 pictures I see

01:03:20.360 are complete

01:03:21.160 devastation.

01:03:22.440 So I'm kind

01:03:23.160 of still impressed

01:03:24.220 that half of the

01:03:25.340 hospitals are still

01:03:26.440 in some kind

01:03:28.260 of business.

01:03:29.280 How do they

01:03:29.720 even have

01:03:30.080 electricity?

01:03:31.020 I don't,

01:03:31.220 it's kind of

01:03:33.940 surprising.

01:03:34.760 I mean, my

01:03:35.160 sense of what

01:03:36.100 it's like there

01:03:36.820 doesn't line up

01:03:38.520 with there's

01:03:39.380 still 19

01:03:40.080 hospitals that

01:03:40.980 have electricity

01:03:41.640 and they're

01:03:42.160 functioning.

01:03:43.140 I mean,

01:03:43.560 albeit with

01:03:44.220 short on

01:03:45.260 supplies.

01:03:46.920 But, hmm.

01:03:48.560 So do you

01:03:49.600 believe that

01:03:50.280 Israel has a 0.75

01:03:51.480 military reason

01:03:52.820 to bomb a

01:03:53.960 hospital?

01:03:55.160 You know,

01:03:55.420 not counting the

01:03:56.240 special cases where

01:03:57.380 they think Hamas is

01:03:58.500 below the hospital?

01:03:59.300 I don't know.

01:04:02.580 I guess I

01:04:03.780 don't have

01:04:04.380 evidence that

01:04:05.280 would suggest

01:04:06.040 that that

01:04:07.420 makes sense as

01:04:08.320 any kind of a

01:04:09.220 military strategy.

01:04:11.200 But if somebody

01:04:12.240 tells me, oh,

01:04:13.000 yeah, that's a

01:04:13.700 classic military

01:04:14.800 strategy, if it

01:04:16.440 is, then I

01:04:17.420 might change my

01:04:18.100 mind.

01:04:19.000 But I've never

01:04:19.460 heard that.

01:04:20.380 Have you?

01:04:21.400 Let me know if

01:04:22.260 you've heard it.

01:04:22.740 All right.

01:04:25.360 Well, certainly

01:04:26.120 they're trying to

01:04:27.880 depopulate Gaza.

01:04:29.320 That's no

01:04:30.280 secret.

01:04:33.040 Well, according

01:04:33.820 to Breitbart

01:04:34.720 News, Trump

01:04:36.740 has implemented

01:04:37.780 his 50%

01:04:38.960 super tariff

01:04:39.980 on India

01:04:41.600 for buying

01:04:42.960 Russian oil.

01:04:44.360 Now, India's 0.88

01:04:45.840 being, you

01:04:47.320 know, kind of

01:04:47.840 tough about

01:04:48.420 this.

01:04:48.820 And, but

01:04:50.820 they'll still

01:04:51.320 have to pay

01:04:51.860 the tariffs.

01:04:54.120 I mean, they're

01:04:54.400 not going to

01:04:54.780 get around it.

01:04:56.040 So I wonder

01:04:57.640 if this will

01:04:58.280 work.

01:05:01.040 It's not going

01:05:01.820 to work right

01:05:02.340 away if it

01:05:02.820 does work.

01:05:03.640 But if this

01:05:04.600 takes like a

01:05:05.220 big bite out

01:05:07.040 of the entire

01:05:08.420 Russian economy,

01:05:09.560 and it might,

01:05:10.900 maybe enough

01:05:11.580 that they all

01:05:12.080 notice, I don't

01:05:12.720 know.

01:05:13.320 It's a pretty

01:05:13.780 big deal.

01:05:14.760 Because India's

01:05:15.740 the number two

01:05:16.480 buyer of energy

01:05:18.200 from Russia,

01:05:19.620 and if this

01:05:20.520 shuts it down,

01:05:21.580 because it makes

01:05:22.160 it too expensive

01:05:22.900 for India to

01:05:24.080 do it, if that

01:05:25.480 shuts it down,

01:05:26.420 it's going to be

01:05:26.900 a big impact

01:05:27.600 on Russia, but

01:05:28.460 I don't know

01:05:29.240 if it's big

01:05:29.780 enough to

01:05:30.780 make a

01:05:31.100 difference.

01:05:32.120 But I'll

01:05:32.640 point out that

01:05:33.500 Trump is,

01:05:34.740 once again,

01:05:35.300 monetized.

01:05:37.200 A problem.

01:05:39.580 So now

01:05:40.540 Trump has

01:05:41.020 found a way

01:05:41.580 to, you

01:05:43.380 know, make

01:05:44.800 money from

01:05:45.640 selling weapons

01:05:46.940 to Ukraine

01:05:47.660 that will

01:05:48.420 be paid

01:05:48.900 for by

01:05:49.460 Europeans.

01:05:51.540 And now

01:05:52.280 he's making

01:05:53.020 all kinds

01:05:54.480 of tariff

01:05:55.300 revenue

01:05:55.760 from India

01:05:58.220 buying Russian

01:05:59.580 oil that they

01:06:00.320 shouldn't be

01:06:00.720 buying.

01:06:02.140 So he just

01:06:03.040 monetized it.

01:06:05.260 The more he

01:06:06.380 monetizes it,

01:06:07.440 the better his

01:06:08.160 negotiating position

01:06:09.380 gets, because

01:06:10.880 he's not losing

01:06:11.900 people, he's

01:06:13.620 making money.

01:06:14.300 let's end

01:06:16.900 this tomorrow.

01:06:18.000 Ah, whatever.

01:06:19.660 You know, you

01:06:20.100 guys do what

01:06:20.940 you want to

01:06:21.340 do.

01:06:21.800 Obviously, Ukraine 0.94

01:06:22.920 wants to fight

01:06:23.720 and Russia

01:06:24.180 wants to fight,

01:06:25.480 and we've

01:06:26.640 tried everything

01:06:27.400 we can do,

01:06:28.120 but now we'll

01:06:28.580 just monetize

01:06:29.360 it.

01:06:30.320 I don't hate

01:06:31.260 that.

01:06:32.200 I do not

01:06:32.840 hate that.

01:06:34.860 The monetizing

01:06:35.900 part.

01:06:36.200 apparently

01:06:41.160 there's a

01:06:42.000 technology

01:06:43.020 that's been

01:06:43.860 spun up

01:06:44.780 already

01:06:45.160 successfully

01:06:45.840 to turn

01:06:46.520 sand into

01:06:48.060 batteries.

01:06:49.800 So it's a

01:06:51.080 gigantic

01:06:51.980 container that

01:06:52.960 they fill with

01:06:53.600 sand, because

01:06:54.640 sand can hold

01:06:55.540 heat really

01:06:56.300 efficiently.

01:06:57.500 And in

01:06:57.940 Finland, they 1.00

01:06:59.480 just fill this

01:07:01.880 with heat, and

01:07:02.900 it just stores

01:07:03.660 it, and

01:07:04.280 somehow they

01:07:06.740 can release

01:07:07.860 it to heat

01:07:08.960 homes.

01:07:10.300 So it's a

01:07:10.880 sand battery,

01:07:12.220 but all it

01:07:13.060 stores is heat.

01:07:14.020 It doesn't

01:07:14.360 store electricity.

01:07:15.560 But they're

01:07:16.320 working on

01:07:17.260 having it

01:07:18.480 store heat,

01:07:19.640 which they

01:07:20.460 would use a

01:07:21.140 separate technology

01:07:22.040 to turn back

01:07:22.880 into electricity.

01:07:24.780 So my

01:07:26.160 suggestion for

01:07:27.020 Gaza is to 1.00

01:07:28.340 turn it into

01:07:28.980 a battery.

01:07:30.660 There's a lot

01:07:31.480 of sand there.

01:07:32.140 It's very

01:07:32.580 hot.

01:07:34.240 All right.

01:07:36.740 And according

01:07:37.840 to interesting

01:07:38.560 engineering, there's

01:07:40.240 now a new

01:07:40.960 method that

01:07:41.640 some U.S.-China

01:07:43.320 team, there's

01:07:44.720 a U.S.-China

01:07:45.640 scientific team?

01:07:47.740 Why?

01:07:48.920 Why is it

01:07:49.920 even legal for

01:07:52.120 our scientists

01:07:53.000 to be working

01:07:53.720 with Chinese

01:07:54.420 scientists?

01:07:55.860 Is it because

01:07:56.960 we're picking

01:07:57.620 up all these

01:07:58.280 great ideas

01:07:59.140 from the

01:07:59.560 Chinese

01:07:59.900 scientists?

01:08:00.320 scientists or

01:08:01.540 is it

01:08:02.620 possible that

01:08:03.680 maybe China

01:08:05.340 is stealing

01:08:06.300 our ideas

01:08:07.180 by working

01:08:07.740 with our

01:08:08.140 U.S.

01:08:08.480 scientists?

01:08:09.080 I didn't

01:08:09.360 know there

01:08:09.680 were any

01:08:10.040 U.S.-China

01:08:10.720 teams.

01:08:11.900 But anyway,

01:08:12.540 they allegedly

01:08:13.520 figured out how

01:08:14.280 to turn plastic

01:08:15.180 into fuel

01:08:16.180 at 95%

01:08:18.520 efficiency in

01:08:19.800 the transition.

01:08:20.760 so they

01:08:21.840 can take

01:08:22.180 this toxic

01:08:22.940 plastic waste

01:08:24.040 and at a

01:08:25.860 room temperature

01:08:26.660 process,

01:08:28.460 they say

01:08:29.040 they can

01:08:29.420 turn it

01:08:29.840 into a

01:08:30.660 variety of

01:08:31.220 chemicals

01:08:31.640 and fuels.

01:08:32.840 It's a

01:08:33.140 one-step

01:08:33.620 conversion,

01:08:34.600 which means

01:08:35.400 that it

01:08:35.680 might be

01:08:36.160 economical.

01:08:37.860 Can you

01:08:38.240 imagine that

01:08:38.940 if they find

01:08:40.040 a way to

01:08:40.420 turn plastic

01:08:41.200 into energy?

01:08:42.740 That would

01:08:43.500 be cool,

01:08:44.740 wouldn't it?

01:08:45.720 All right,

01:08:48.280 everybody.

01:08:49.000 It's a

01:08:49.580 newsy day,

01:08:50.460 but I just

01:08:50.920 ran through

01:08:51.880 it quickly

01:08:52.440 because I

01:08:53.460 know you

01:08:53.880 need to

01:08:54.300 get some

01:08:55.280 more stuff

01:08:55.720 done today.

01:08:58.420 And I

01:08:59.960 hope you

01:09:00.460 enjoyed

01:09:01.220 listening to

01:09:01.960 the news

01:09:02.780 and my

01:09:03.360 bad opinions

01:09:04.060 about stuff.

01:09:05.620 And I'll

01:09:06.360 see all the

01:09:07.060 rest of you

01:09:07.560 back here

01:09:08.080 tomorrow,

01:09:08.880 same time,

01:09:09.580 same place.

01:09:10.780 And locals,

01:09:12.040 my beloved

01:09:13.040 local subscribers,

01:09:15.100 I'm going to

01:09:15.600 see you

01:09:15.960 privately in

01:09:16.660 30 seconds.

01:09:45.840 haber,

01:09:54.840 so

01:09:55.820 you

01:09:55.900 have

01:09:56.260 one-step

01:09:57.280 and

01:09:58.280 you

01:09:58.960 have

01:09:59.020 to

01:09:59.880 shade

01:10:00.340 up,

01:10:01.620 on

01:10:02.640 and

01:10:03.660 you

01:10:03.740 have

01:10:04.640 drawn

01:10:04.760 read

01:10:05.400 go

01:10:06.160 link

01:10:06.920 in

01:10:06.980 pot

01:10:08.400 in

01:10:08.740 co

01:10:09.780 Thank you.

01:10:39.780 Thank you.

01:11:09.780 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - August 28, 2025

Episode 2941 CWSA 08⧸28⧸25

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