Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2947 CWSA 09⧸03⧸25

00:00:00.460 It is good to see you again, all my digital neighbors.

00:00:06.420 See, I stole that from Mr. Rogers.

00:00:09.500 Come on in.

00:00:10.820 It's going to be an excellent day.

00:00:13.920 But let me check the stock market a little bit up.

00:00:18.980 And a bad Tesla, a little bit up.

00:00:21.400 The guy hammered yesterday, so got a lot to make up.

00:00:24.820 Well, today is going to be a fascinating day.

00:00:31.900 I promise it will be fascinating.

00:00:34.680 Let me get my comments going, and then we'll hit the road.

00:00:39.160 Well, not the road.

00:00:40.500 We'll hit the feedback.

00:00:43.360 Now, what would we be hitting?

00:00:47.580 All right.

00:00:48.440 All right.

00:00:52.280 We've got it all working now.

00:00:55.100 Yes.

00:00:59.500 Well, doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo.

00:01:04.360 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.

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00:01:35.980 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure

00:01:38.400 of the dope media of the day,

00:01:40.000 the thing that makes everything better.

00:01:41.780 It's called the simultaneous sip,

00:01:43.540 and it happens, that's right, now.

00:01:51.880 Oh.

00:01:54.120 Oh, it's the elixir of life.

00:01:56.160 Well, would you believe that, according to Eric Dolan,

00:02:03.340 who's writing for a side post,

00:02:05.160 that artificial intelligence is less trusted than humans

00:02:11.060 during a crisis?

00:02:13.940 So, not in general, but during, if it's a crisis response.

00:02:19.040 So, that makes sense.

00:02:24.620 You know, I feel as if people will be trusting AI for some things,

00:02:31.800 depending on the topic,

00:02:33.880 but they will trust human beings for other things.

00:02:37.000 And the reason they'll trust human beings over AI for some things

00:02:41.040 is that the human would have to go to jail if they were lying.

00:02:45.380 Or if they got caught, they would never get repeat business.

00:02:50.540 So, human beings have consequences if they lie to you and get caught.

00:02:55.800 Whereas an AI, you know, could be right, could be wrong.

00:03:01.900 So, sometimes, yeah, you're going to trust the human over the AI.

00:03:06.900 But this reminds me of the funniest story that I've heard in a while.

00:03:11.960 I was just laughing about it on the pre-show that most of you didn't see.

00:03:18.000 Apparently, it has been discovered that some therapists are using an AI app.

00:03:25.940 This was on Reddit or something.

00:03:28.360 Now, I don't know if it's true, but this is the funniest thought,

00:03:34.080 that there's somebody who's a...

00:03:37.360 It makes me want to be a therapist.

00:03:39.100 You know, the reason I would never want to be a therapist

00:03:41.720 is that it would be horrible listening to people's, you know,

00:03:45.220 terrible stories all day long.

00:03:47.460 Like, it would just, you know, gnaw at your brain

00:03:50.400 because you just hear so much negativity

00:03:52.540 and they come back next week and they're not really any better.

00:03:57.140 You know, it would just really weigh you down.

00:03:59.360 But what if...

00:04:00.780 Work with me here.

00:04:02.580 What if you could be paid to be a therapist

00:04:06.160 and you didn't have to listen at all?

00:04:08.620 You'd have to only pretend.

00:04:10.320 So you just have to sit in a chair with your legs crossed

00:04:14.280 and your phone on your lap so that your client can't see the phone.

00:04:19.900 Turn on the app.

00:04:21.520 Turn down the volume on the phone

00:04:24.640 so that when, you know, it can listen.

00:04:27.320 But if it talks, it will be silent

00:04:29.520 and you could just read the text.

00:04:31.820 And don't listen to what the client is saying.

00:04:35.360 And then when he stops,

00:04:37.280 just look at what your AI would say as the response

00:04:40.120 and just read it.

00:04:43.860 And you would never have to actually listen

00:04:45.980 to anybody's terrible story.

00:04:48.140 You just wait until there's a gap in the talking

00:04:51.160 and then you look down and go,

00:04:53.420 I wonder if your trauma stems from...

00:04:59.440 Oh, that's my next job.

00:05:03.320 Fake therapist.

00:05:05.500 Apparently, reportedly, Gulf News is reporting,

00:05:09.320 Jay Hilliton,

00:05:10.080 that Elon Musk is successfully poaching

00:05:14.560 a bunch of AI experts from Meta.

00:05:18.720 And Meta has been offering these ginormous pay packages

00:05:23.380 up to $300 million.

00:05:26.120 Can you imagine?

00:05:27.940 Have you ever gotten a job offer

00:05:29.480 that was $300 million

00:05:32.180 for just sort of going to work

00:05:35.380 and doing the thing that you like doing anyway, probably?

00:05:38.680 That's a pretty good job.

00:05:40.220 But apparently, people are turning down

00:05:42.040 $300 million packages

00:05:43.640 and, you know, that would be at the highest end,

00:05:46.400 of course.

00:05:46.680 And apparently, Musk's AI

00:05:52.400 has recruited as many as 18

00:05:55.500 of the best AI engineers from Meta.

00:05:59.080 Interesting.

00:06:00.240 And the narrative here

00:06:02.640 is that they're moving

00:06:04.460 because less important than all that crazy money

00:06:08.400 is the mission, the speed, the equity upside,

00:06:12.700 and a startup vibe,

00:06:15.240 not just cash.

00:06:17.660 Do you believe that?

00:06:20.480 And is that the choice you would have made?

00:06:23.680 Let's say somebody goes to you and says,

00:06:26.400 I will guarantee you'll make $300 million

00:06:29.840 over, I don't know, five years.

00:06:33.520 And all you have to do is come to work

00:06:36.640 and, you know, give your best,

00:06:39.100 which you were going to do anyway.

00:06:40.720 And probably it would be working with other really bright people.

00:06:46.820 And then the alternative is that you get to work with Elon Musk

00:06:50.840 and, you know, see how that whole situation is like.

00:06:55.120 And you'd probably learn something that maybe it would be sexier.

00:07:01.340 Maybe it would be more successful.

00:07:03.620 Maybe there would be fewer impediments and bureaucratic, you know, BS.

00:07:08.580 Maybe there would be a smaller chance that you would be, I don't know,

00:07:13.840 DEI'd or there'd be some kind of woke problem over there.

00:07:18.440 Less odds of that.

00:07:19.620 But would you turn down, let's say,

00:07:25.560 a guaranteed $200 million

00:07:28.540 over five years

00:07:32.420 to take the lesser money

00:07:35.060 because, you know,

00:07:36.600 the equity might be worth something too

00:07:38.620 if everything worked out.

00:07:41.160 I don't know.

00:07:41.920 Or it could be that the difference

00:07:46.440 between having $100 million

00:07:48.580 and having $300 million isn't that much.

00:07:53.060 You know, because in either case,

00:07:54.500 if you wanted, I guess you could get your own airplane.

00:07:57.760 To me, that's the dividing line

00:07:59.960 between the really rich

00:08:02.580 and the people who are just doing well.

00:08:06.140 The really rich have their own airplane.

00:08:08.100 If you don't think you can afford your own, like, jet,

00:08:13.520 you're not super rich.

00:08:18.540 And I'm in that category.

00:08:20.940 I certainly am nowhere near being able to afford my own jet

00:08:25.040 sitting outside the house.

00:08:28.680 Well, here's some good news for Tesla.

00:08:34.220 According to Edmunds,

00:08:36.020 that's that car expert kind of a book.

00:08:39.640 The Model Y, Tesla,

00:08:41.340 is the best car they drove

00:08:43.740 out of 200 vehicles.

00:08:46.460 That's pretty good.

00:08:48.020 The best one out of 200 vehicles.

00:08:51.020 And our Joe Rogan was saying

00:08:53.000 it's an amazing car.

00:08:55.360 And I heard Jason from the All In Pod.

00:08:57.940 You all know Jason.

00:08:59.760 Hi, Jason.

00:09:00.720 You're probably watching.

00:09:02.540 He said it was,

00:09:03.400 I think he said the Model Y

00:09:05.140 was the best car he's ever experienced.

00:09:07.660 And I think he's had,

00:09:09.180 you know,

00:09:09.440 he's sharing good cars.

00:09:11.440 So,

00:09:12.200 it's kind of exciting.

00:09:14.380 So,

00:09:14.900 here's my deal.

00:09:17.040 I don't want anybody to,

00:09:19.080 you know,

00:09:19.660 arrange anything for me.

00:09:21.720 I'd like it to happen organically.

00:09:23.540 But whenever I can get a Model Y

00:09:27.760 that will drive itself

00:09:29.620 with no human being in it,

00:09:31.900 it has to be no human being in it,

00:09:33.820 from wherever it comes from

00:09:36.120 to my driveway,

00:09:37.620 it has to come all the way to the driveway.

00:09:39.860 It doesn't count

00:09:40.680 if it only goes to the dealership

00:09:42.340 and I have to pick it up.

00:09:43.220 So,

00:09:45.180 as soon as that's available,

00:09:47.060 I'll probably,

00:09:48.040 I think I'll order one online

00:09:49.520 and then take a little video of it

00:09:52.280 showing up in my driveway.

00:09:54.740 Because it's really going to be history.

00:09:57.080 You know,

00:09:57.460 there'll be,

00:09:57.980 there'll be one time ever

00:09:59.880 that it was the first time

00:10:02.580 you could order a car online

00:10:04.760 and it would drive itself to your driveway.

00:10:07.040 So,

00:10:08.360 I want to get that on camera.

00:10:10.260 You know,

00:10:10.540 even on my phone.

00:10:12.280 Anyway,

00:10:13.580 let's see,

00:10:15.420 is Ray's science

00:10:16.340 that they didn't need to do

00:10:17.800 because they could have just asked Scott.

00:10:20.660 Oh,

00:10:20.980 here's one.

00:10:21.880 According to the Public Library of Science,

00:10:24.900 they actually did a study

00:10:26.220 to find out if cannabis

00:10:27.760 improves sleep.

00:10:31.700 Now,

00:10:32.500 their context was

00:10:33.900 where other drugs fail.

00:10:37.340 Now,

00:10:37.680 I haven't tried any of those other drugs,

00:10:39.920 but you really didn't need to test

00:10:43.300 the proposition of whether marijuana

00:10:46.360 can help you get to sleep.

00:10:49.200 May I just tell you

00:10:50.700 with complete authority,

00:10:53.220 yes.

00:10:55.080 You know who else you could have asked?

00:10:57.620 One hundred percent

00:10:58.720 of all the people

00:11:00.360 who have ever tried marijuana.

00:11:02.420 Every one of them would tell you,

00:11:04.220 oh yeah,

00:11:04.560 that'll get you to sleep.

00:11:05.440 Now,

00:11:06.360 I will acknowledge

00:11:07.620 that there might be some people

00:11:08.740 who have bad experiences

00:11:09.820 because,

00:11:10.500 you know,

00:11:10.840 everybody's different.

00:11:12.200 But generally speaking,

00:11:13.820 now,

00:11:14.420 I'm not your doctor,

00:11:15.760 so I'm not recommending it.

00:11:17.940 So,

00:11:18.360 hear me carefully.

00:11:20.300 When I talk about these things,

00:11:21.880 it's because it's funny

00:11:22.980 or it's interesting.

00:11:24.460 It's not a recommendation.

00:11:25.680 But yeah,

00:11:28.360 you didn't really need to study that.

00:11:30.820 Does it work better

00:11:31.620 than the other drugs?

00:11:33.400 I don't know,

00:11:34.900 but I'd be willing to bet it is.

00:11:39.600 Well,

00:11:40.140 I love this

00:11:40.720 no tax on tips idea

00:11:42.580 because today I learned

00:11:44.080 that it will include

00:11:45.260 digital content creators.

00:11:48.960 Do you see

00:11:50.380 the opportunity

00:11:51.780 for abuse

00:11:52.920 of the

00:11:53.640 no tax on tips

00:11:54.740 you know,

00:11:56.140 I was wondering,

00:11:57.580 you know,

00:11:58.480 are people going to pretend

00:12:00.080 that they're being tipped

00:12:01.180 instead of paid

00:12:02.180 in just a whole bunch

00:12:03.300 of regular jobs

00:12:04.380 when the plumber comes?

00:12:07.460 I think plumbers

00:12:08.680 are included,

00:12:09.360 actually.

00:12:10.120 But suppose

00:12:10.820 the plumber comes

00:12:11.800 and says,

00:12:12.580 I worked all day.

00:12:14.660 Here's my bill.

00:12:15.760 It's $1.

00:12:17.260 But I would really appreciate

00:12:19.240 a tip of $700.

00:12:21.320 So you know

00:12:24.640 that's going to happen,

00:12:26.220 right?

00:12:26.620 You know there's

00:12:27.260 a 100% chance

00:12:28.640 people are going to try

00:12:29.640 to game the system

00:12:30.680 and claim their regular income

00:12:32.840 as tips.

00:12:34.140 But believe it or not,

00:12:35.760 digital content creators

00:12:37.260 like me,

00:12:39.480 which is everything I do,

00:12:41.080 it's all digital content creation,

00:12:43.340 are specifically listed

00:12:45.760 as included

00:12:47.060 in the

00:12:48.840 no tax on tips.

00:12:51.140 I actually receive tips.

00:12:54.500 Isn't that funny?

00:12:55.840 I receive tips.

00:12:58.180 Now,

00:12:58.880 it's not much.

00:12:59.680 I mean,

00:12:59.920 it would be less than

00:13:01.240 1% of my income,

00:13:03.460 way less.

00:13:04.900 But people actually tip on,

00:13:07.580 is it YouTube?

00:13:09.600 Somewhere I get tipped.

00:13:10.960 I think in locals,

00:13:13.660 you could kind of

00:13:15.000 do what they call a tip.

00:13:17.340 Oh,

00:13:17.560 yeah,

00:13:18.000 there it is.

00:13:19.900 Somebody,

00:13:21.820 Kobe Yard Salad

00:13:22.940 is tipping $1

00:13:24.220 so I can see that.

00:13:25.540 Thanks.

00:13:25.960 That was worth a dollar.

00:13:27.100 You got my attention.

00:13:28.480 I appreciate that.

00:13:30.240 So,

00:13:31.440 of course,

00:13:32.820 I'm a high profile person

00:13:34.160 so I'm going to

00:13:35.460 make sure I do

00:13:36.200 everything the right way.

00:13:37.620 I'm not going to

00:13:38.740 test any laws.

00:13:40.960 But it looks like

00:13:41.860 it's not testing.

00:13:43.180 If it's legitimately

00:13:44.420 a tip,

00:13:46.320 it looks like

00:13:49.140 it's exempt.

00:13:50.680 Won't make much

00:13:51.560 difference to me.

00:13:54.420 Well,

00:13:55.220 you might not know

00:13:56.820 or maybe you did

00:13:57.900 that Google

00:13:58.460 was in court.

00:14:00.960 The Department of Justice

00:14:01.900 was looking at

00:14:02.800 maybe breaking them up

00:14:04.140 because they were

00:14:04.780 a big old monopoly,

00:14:06.640 said the government.

00:14:08.520 But

00:14:08.980 Google

00:14:10.620 sort of won

00:14:12.360 in the sense

00:14:13.740 that they will not

00:14:14.440 get broken up

00:14:15.340 but they had to

00:14:16.760 agree to

00:14:17.880 not enter into

00:14:19.520 exclusive agreements.

00:14:22.400 So,

00:14:23.600 an aspect

00:14:25.420 yeah,

00:14:29.000 an aspect

00:14:29.820 of their

00:14:30.680 you could say

00:14:34.360 monopoly

00:14:35.180 but maybe

00:14:36.080 doesn't qualify

00:14:36.880 for that

00:14:37.440 technically

00:14:38.100 but an aspect

00:14:39.220 of it

00:14:39.700 they got to

00:14:40.240 change

00:14:40.800 but they don't

00:14:41.300 have to

00:14:41.600 break up

00:14:42.140 the company.

00:14:43.060 So,

00:14:43.220 that's a big deal.

00:14:44.100 Here's the weirdest

00:14:44.800 part of the story.

00:14:46.520 It's a story

00:14:47.200 about breaking up

00:14:48.240 Google

00:14:48.880 and the judge's

00:14:50.580 last name

00:14:51.300 is Meta

00:14:52.020 except there's

00:14:54.160 an H in it.

00:14:55.100 M-E-H-T-A. 0.99

00:14:57.340 What are the odds

00:14:58.500 that Meta

00:15:00.160 would rule

00:15:01.140 on Google?

00:15:01.760 All right.

00:15:05.200 Apparently,

00:15:06.220 according to

00:15:06.900 Breitbart News,

00:15:08.420 Lucas Nolan's

00:15:09.620 writing about this

00:15:10.360 that there's

00:15:11.560 some European

00:15:12.280 activist

00:15:13.120 who is figuring

00:15:14.460 out how to use

00:15:15.220 AI to do

00:15:16.260 facial recognition

00:15:17.260 on people

00:15:18.160 wearing masks.

00:15:20.340 He only has

00:15:20.940 to,

00:15:21.760 or the AI

00:15:22.640 only has to

00:15:23.360 see 35%

00:15:25.120 of the face

00:15:25.960 and it can

00:15:27.180 identify the

00:15:28.120 person.

00:15:29.240 Now,

00:15:29.740 apparently it's

00:15:30.380 being used

00:15:31.200 to identify

00:15:32.280 ISO officers.

00:15:34.020 You know,

00:15:34.220 they're masked

00:15:34.960 to avoid

00:15:36.300 being,

00:15:36.780 you know,

00:15:37.260 retaliated against

00:15:38.260 and I'm not

00:15:41.360 sure I believe

00:15:42.220 that.

00:15:42.860 Do you believe

00:15:43.640 that AI

00:15:44.200 can identify

00:15:45.060 somebody reliably

00:15:46.360 by 35%

00:15:48.740 of their face

00:15:49.580 and if you're

00:15:51.520 wearing a mask,

00:15:53.260 why would

00:15:54.080 35% of your

00:15:55.340 face be showing?

00:15:56.860 Because when

00:15:57.340 you usually

00:15:57.800 have a hat

00:15:58.660 I mean,

00:16:03.000 it's just

00:16:03.380 your eyes,

00:16:04.140 right?

00:16:04.500 It's the only

00:16:04.820 thing.

00:16:05.620 So maybe,

00:16:07.340 you know,

00:16:07.700 maybe it doesn't

00:16:08.360 work every time

00:16:09.340 or maybe it

00:16:09.860 works for some

00:16:10.420 people.

00:16:11.020 But here's my

00:16:11.720 related question.

00:16:13.940 Was it not

00:16:14.820 a really big

00:16:15.540 thing recently

00:16:17.220 that there

00:16:17.980 were some

00:16:18.360 apps before

00:16:19.460 AI,

00:16:20.680 so these

00:16:21.140 were not

00:16:21.580 AI apps,

00:16:22.780 that would

00:16:23.140 do facial

00:16:23.960 recognition,

00:16:25.360 like Clearview

00:16:26.160 was one.

00:16:26.720 and it

00:16:28.520 was a big

00:16:29.160 old scandal

00:16:29.940 and, you

00:16:30.560 know,

00:16:30.680 where they

00:16:31.000 get their

00:16:31.400 data and

00:16:32.120 where they

00:16:32.720 scrape it

00:16:33.260 from,

00:16:33.820 blah,

00:16:34.020 blah,

00:16:34.160 blah.

00:16:35.180 And I

00:16:37.020 was wondering

00:16:37.600 if that's

00:16:38.380 just one of

00:16:38.860 the first

00:16:39.420 things that

00:16:40.660 would just

00:16:41.000 be driven

00:16:41.540 out of

00:16:41.880 business by

00:16:42.700 AI.

00:16:44.360 Because AI

00:16:45.240 probably,

00:16:47.700 don't you

00:16:48.100 think you

00:16:48.520 could put

00:16:48.920 a,

00:16:50.760 I haven't

00:16:51.400 tested this,

00:16:52.020 maybe some

00:16:52.520 of you have,

00:16:53.360 could you put

00:16:53.960 a picture of

00:16:54.580 a non-famous

00:16:55.560 person into,

00:16:57.320 let's say,

00:16:57.780 ChatGPT or

00:16:58.840 Grok and

00:17:00.120 have it tell

00:17:00.660 you who it

00:17:01.100 is,

00:17:02.180 if they have

00:17:02.840 a social

00:17:03.220 media presence,

00:17:04.220 which almost

00:17:04.900 everybody does.

00:17:06.400 So if they

00:17:07.580 had ever had

00:17:08.460 a social media

00:17:09.340 post with

00:17:10.000 their name

00:17:10.400 attached to

00:17:11.020 it or

00:17:11.300 they're part

00:17:11.700 of any

00:17:13.800 local news

00:17:14.500 story,

00:17:16.960 it's a strange

00:17:17.620 noise outside,

00:17:19.440 it has

00:17:20.140 passed.

00:17:20.540 So would

00:17:23.020 AI be

00:17:23.640 able to

00:17:24.120 do facial

00:17:25.240 recognition

00:17:25.880 with no

00:17:27.240 real training?

00:17:28.180 You just

00:17:28.540 put in a

00:17:28.980 picture and

00:17:29.440 say,

00:17:29.680 what do

00:17:29.840 you think?

00:17:31.000 It's

00:17:31.220 probably

00:17:31.480 close to

00:17:32.120 that.

00:17:33.600 I don't

00:17:34.160 know.

00:17:37.140 The claim

00:17:38.400 is kind

00:17:38.900 of maybe

00:17:40.620 too spectacular

00:17:41.620 to be true,

00:17:42.680 but it

00:17:43.520 might be

00:17:43.840 true.

00:17:46.120 So

00:17:46.680 here's

00:17:48.500 some Trump

00:17:49.120 news that's

00:17:49.880 always funny.

00:17:50.940 Have you

00:17:51.240 ever noticed

00:17:51.900 that no

00:17:52.740 matter what

00:17:53.280 the story

00:17:53.880 is,

00:17:54.420 no matter

00:17:54.840 what the

00:17:55.180 topic is,

00:17:56.340 if Trump

00:17:57.000 is part

00:17:57.500 of it,

00:17:58.360 there's

00:17:58.660 something

00:17:58.960 that's a

00:17:59.420 little bit

00:17:59.740 funny about

00:18:00.480 it?

00:18:01.540 Is it

00:18:01.860 just me?

00:18:03.200 Because I

00:18:03.900 don't think

00:18:04.300 that's true

00:18:04.940 of any

00:18:05.640 other politician

00:18:06.500 ever.

00:18:07.640 That it's

00:18:08.080 just,

00:18:08.520 there's

00:18:08.760 always

00:18:09.000 something.

00:18:10.300 You know,

00:18:10.500 there's just

00:18:10.880 something that's

00:18:11.560 like one

00:18:12.020 degree off

00:18:13.020 of how the

00:18:13.820 world is

00:18:14.340 supposed to

00:18:14.960 work.

00:18:15.700 And that

00:18:16.220 one degree

00:18:16.780 of difference

00:18:17.360 is what

00:18:17.860 triggers your

00:18:18.500 laugh response.

00:18:19.400 You're like,

00:18:19.880 that's not

00:18:20.680 supposed to

00:18:21.040 be like

00:18:21.360 that.

00:18:22.480 And Trump

00:18:23.200 just

00:18:23.600 continually

00:18:25.020 does things

00:18:26.960 that you

00:18:27.820 didn't really

00:18:28.400 expect to

00:18:29.020 happen.

00:18:29.580 You didn't

00:18:29.900 really expect

00:18:30.760 somebody would

00:18:31.340 say that.

00:18:32.160 It's not the

00:18:32.700 end of the

00:18:33.100 world stuff.

00:18:34.420 It's just

00:18:34.900 that he does

00:18:35.520 things that

00:18:35.980 nobody expects

00:18:36.720 anybody to

00:18:37.300 do, which

00:18:38.940 is part of

00:18:39.420 his magic.

00:18:40.600 So here's

00:18:41.160 what he's

00:18:41.520 done now.

00:18:42.780 He's moved

00:18:43.660 Space Command

00:18:44.800 headquarters to

00:18:45.860 Huntsville,

00:18:46.640 Alabama.

00:18:47.100 and here's

00:18:48.780 the funny

00:18:49.140 part.

00:18:49.560 I don't

00:18:49.860 know how

00:18:50.240 serious this

00:18:51.060 is, but

00:18:52.040 he says

00:18:52.960 that Huntsville,

00:18:54.080 Alabama, because 0.81

00:18:55.520 Space Command

00:18:56.380 headquarters will

00:18:57.180 be there, he

00:18:58.180 said, will be

00:18:59.440 known as

00:19:00.000 Rocket City.

00:19:02.100 And the

00:19:02.780 first thing I

00:19:03.460 asked myself

00:19:04.120 was, does

00:19:07.680 Huntsville,

00:19:08.440 Alabama know 1.00

00:19:09.320 that Trump

00:19:09.980 just renamed

00:19:10.740 their city to

00:19:11.520 Rocket City?

00:19:12.240 or did

00:19:14.200 he just

00:19:14.540 make that

00:19:15.040 up, which

00:19:16.020 is just as

00:19:16.640 funny, or

00:19:18.280 does he just

00:19:18.840 think that

00:19:20.240 will be his

00:19:20.980 nickname city

00:19:21.860 like, you

00:19:22.600 know, Detroit

00:19:23.640 was, what

00:19:25.680 was the

00:19:26.000 nickname for

00:19:26.540 Detroit, Motor

00:19:27.560 City?

00:19:28.780 So maybe he's

00:19:30.700 just trying to

00:19:31.180 make it a

00:19:31.580 thing, but it

00:19:33.680 would be

00:19:34.020 funnier if he

00:19:34.780 was proposing

00:19:35.580 renaming

00:19:36.660 Huntsville without

00:19:37.440 asking Huntsville

00:19:38.340 about it.

00:19:39.040 But there's

00:19:39.500 just something

00:19:39.980 funny about

00:19:40.640 that.

00:19:40.960 he's great

00:19:42.720 at branding.

00:19:45.160 So instead

00:19:46.620 of making you

00:19:47.340 think about,

00:19:48.040 you know, the

00:19:48.340 big rockets and

00:19:49.300 everything and

00:19:49.880 the jobs that

00:19:50.620 are created,

00:19:51.760 he's immediately

00:19:52.700 making me think,

00:19:54.160 Rocket City?

00:19:55.580 Huh.

00:19:57.600 It's kind of

00:19:58.520 catchy.

00:20:00.260 Anyway, in

00:20:01.340 other Trump

00:20:01.880 news, Ryan

00:20:03.460 Ruth, the

00:20:04.900 would-be

00:20:05.660 assassin of

00:20:06.660 Trump, you

00:20:08.220 know, he's

00:20:08.580 the one who

00:20:08.960 hid in the

00:20:09.400 bushes at the

00:20:10.300 golf course, but

00:20:11.180 they caught

00:20:11.600 him.

00:20:12.360 So he's

00:20:12.840 going to

00:20:13.180 trial, and

00:20:14.080 he's decided to

00:20:17.420 represent himself

00:20:18.580 at an attempted

00:20:21.340 murder trial.

00:20:23.380 Is it an

00:20:24.080 attempted murder?

00:20:24.880 I don't know

00:20:25.260 what the charges

00:20:25.820 are.

00:20:26.260 I assume it's

00:20:26.900 attempted murder.

00:20:27.880 but he's

00:20:32.420 sort of a

00:20:32.820 crazy guy, but

00:20:34.540 he might be

00:20:35.180 smart enough

00:20:36.000 to play

00:20:37.580 extra crazy

00:20:38.780 because it

00:20:40.100 might, you

00:20:40.580 know, affect

00:20:41.020 his sentence

00:20:41.680 or how he

00:20:42.280 gets treated

00:20:42.800 or something.

00:20:44.100 So the

00:20:45.420 question I'm

00:20:46.140 asking myself

00:20:46.820 is, is he

00:20:47.700 smart enough

00:20:48.620 to know that

00:20:50.300 if he

00:20:50.760 represents

00:20:51.280 himself,

00:20:52.500 because, you

00:20:52.940 know, they

00:20:53.220 have him

00:20:53.860 obviously, you

00:20:54.800 know, dead

00:20:55.160 to rights.

00:20:55.660 You know, it's

00:20:57.160 not like there's

00:20:58.300 any chance he

00:20:59.000 was innocent of

00:20:59.840 what he was

00:21:00.220 doing.

00:21:01.100 So if he

00:21:01.960 represents

00:21:02.460 himself, he

00:21:03.640 gets a sort

00:21:04.860 of a theater

00:21:05.580 and a stage

00:21:06.680 to prove to

00:21:08.180 the world that

00:21:08.940 he's way

00:21:09.560 crazier than

00:21:10.360 you thought.

00:21:11.740 And to that

00:21:12.600 point, he

00:21:13.500 just did

00:21:16.140 some kind of

00:21:17.660 official court

00:21:18.660 motion to

00:21:20.580 challenge Trump

00:21:23.180 do a round

00:21:25.240 of golf.

00:21:26.680 And he

00:21:28.040 said, quote,

00:21:29.520 about Trump,

00:21:30.680 he goes, if

00:21:31.260 he wins, he

00:21:32.200 can execute

00:21:32.860 me.

00:21:33.560 I win, I

00:21:34.260 get his

00:21:34.640 job.

00:21:38.440 Now, if

00:21:39.700 he keeps

00:21:40.240 doing that

00:21:40.920 kind of

00:21:41.300 stuff in

00:21:42.560 his defense,

00:21:44.360 I'm going

00:21:45.800 to conclude

00:21:46.500 that he's

00:21:47.020 not as

00:21:47.520 dumb.

00:21:48.440 He might

00:21:48.880 not be as

00:21:49.520 crazy or

00:21:50.460 as dumb

00:21:50.980 as you

00:21:51.300 imagine he

00:21:51.960 is.

00:21:53.180 Because it

00:21:55.860 would be a

00:21:56.320 wonderful play.

00:21:57.940 I mean, it's

00:21:58.840 the best he

00:21:59.400 can do, is

00:22:00.660 to be judged

00:22:01.820 insane, and

00:22:03.200 it looks like

00:22:03.720 he's really

00:22:04.160 going to go

00:22:04.580 for it.

00:22:06.820 But I'll

00:22:07.480 tell you what

00:22:07.880 I thought.

00:22:08.580 I was hoping

00:22:09.360 Trump would

00:22:09.940 take the

00:22:10.360 deal.

00:22:12.180 Imagine if

00:22:12.880 Trump took

00:22:13.440 the deal.

00:22:14.240 Now, I

00:22:14.640 know he

00:22:15.000 can't, because

00:22:15.860 it's the

00:22:16.660 Department of

00:22:17.260 Justice, he

00:22:18.060 can't, he's

00:22:18.900 not a

00:22:19.260 dictator, he

00:22:20.160 can't just

00:22:21.780 decide to

00:22:22.440 golf with

00:22:22.920 somebody, and

00:22:23.420 then execute

00:22:24.020 him.

00:22:24.600 But what I

00:22:25.180 love about

00:22:25.680 it is that

00:22:26.900 you know

00:22:27.340 Trump would

00:22:27.860 win.

00:22:29.280 Like, it

00:22:29.780 seems unlikely

00:22:30.540 that this

00:22:31.160 guy can

00:22:31.640 golf as

00:22:32.200 well as

00:22:32.560 Trump, you

00:22:33.400 know, who

00:22:33.660 reportedly is

00:22:34.440 a very good

00:22:34.900 golfer.

00:22:37.120 And it

00:22:37.700 would just

00:22:38.100 take care of

00:22:39.040 the whole

00:22:39.320 situation kind

00:22:40.240 of quickly.

00:22:41.920 Just 18

00:22:43.640 holes of

00:22:44.100 golf, and

00:22:44.580 then everybody

00:22:47.300 wins.

00:22:48.160 Everybody gets

00:22:48.780 what they

00:22:49.120 want.

00:22:49.360 Did you

00:22:53.740 lock the

00:22:54.020 front door?

00:22:54.540 Check.

00:22:55.080 Closed the

00:22:55.560 garage door?

00:22:56.260 Yep.

00:22:56.740 Installed

00:22:57.040 window sensors,

00:22:57.820 smoke sensors,

00:22:58.520 and HD

00:22:58.980 cameras with

00:22:59.480 night vision?

00:23:00.260 No.

00:23:01.100 And you

00:23:01.420 set up

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00:23:05.680 our personal

00:23:06.020 info on the

00:23:06.460 dark web?

00:23:07.520 Uh, I'm

00:23:08.760 looking into

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00:23:10.700 about security.

00:23:11.820 Choose

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00:23:21.280 Anything.

00:23:22.460 All right,

00:23:22.860 here's another

00:23:23.400 funny Trumpism.

00:23:26.320 This is just a

00:23:27.460 quote from a

00:23:28.800 larger statement

00:23:29.560 he was making

00:23:30.140 at the recent

00:23:30.920 press conference.

00:23:32.260 He goes,

00:23:32.820 without the

00:23:33.460 United States,

00:23:34.380 everything in

00:23:34.940 the world

00:23:35.300 would die.

00:23:40.340 Again,

00:23:41.520 nobody would

00:23:43.620 say that.

00:23:44.240 it's literally

00:23:45.500 nobody, nobody

00:23:46.480 in the world

00:23:46.940 would say that,

00:23:47.820 much less the

00:23:48.600 president of the

00:23:49.120 United States.

00:23:49.980 Without the

00:23:50.500 United States,

00:23:51.140 everything in

00:23:51.640 the world

00:23:51.940 would die.

00:23:54.980 I don't even

00:23:55.840 know if what

00:23:56.460 to call that.

00:23:58.380 Do you call

00:23:59.080 that a, uh,

00:24:00.880 an artful

00:24:01.800 exaggeration?

00:24:04.100 Is it, uh,

00:24:05.900 political

00:24:06.540 hyperbole?

00:24:08.600 Is it

00:24:09.240 sales?

00:24:10.300 Is it

00:24:10.600 salesmanship?

00:24:12.080 Like, what is

00:24:12.920 that?

00:24:13.220 The only thing

00:24:13.960 I know is

00:24:14.480 that I love

00:24:14.960 it.

00:24:16.240 I love

00:24:16.980 that he

00:24:18.980 said everything

00:24:19.580 in the world

00:24:20.020 would die.

00:24:24.380 But it

00:24:25.160 gets better.

00:24:27.640 It gets

00:24:28.360 better.

00:24:29.620 Because he

00:24:30.260 was, apparently

00:24:30.960 he was asked,

00:24:31.800 I don't know

00:24:32.240 where, I just

00:24:33.020 saw the quotes.

00:24:34.440 He was asked

00:24:35.060 about three, uh,

00:24:36.440 so-called leaders

00:24:37.440 of the

00:24:38.020 Democratic

00:24:38.520 Party.

00:24:39.080 and listen

00:24:41.440 to how

00:24:42.700 Trump

00:24:43.120 sums them

00:24:44.460 up so

00:24:44.940 quickly.

00:24:46.720 All right,

00:24:47.200 so he was

00:24:47.580 asked what he

00:24:48.120 thinks about

00:24:48.640 Jasmine Crockett

00:24:49.740 and he said,

00:24:51.100 that can't be

00:24:51.780 serious.

00:24:58.620 That is the

00:25:00.020 funniest

00:25:00.540 brief summary

00:25:02.380 of a person's

00:25:03.520 entire

00:25:04.140 persona that

00:25:05.620 you've ever

00:25:06.000 heard.

00:25:06.340 That can't be

00:25:06.880 serious.

00:25:07.160 then he

00:25:12.340 was asked

00:25:12.720 about

00:25:13.000 Maxine

00:25:13.540 Waters.

00:25:14.740 He says,

00:25:15.680 she's an 0.96

00:25:16.420 insult to

00:25:17.100 intelligence.

00:25:19.580 What's that

00:25:20.220 even?

00:25:20.960 You kind of

00:25:21.840 know what it

00:25:22.320 means, but

00:25:22.840 the words,

00:25:23.600 the words

00:25:24.800 are wrong.

00:25:25.860 How can

00:25:26.140 you be an

00:25:26.640 insult to

00:25:27.200 intelligence?

00:25:30.140 So he

00:25:30.840 makes me

00:25:31.240 stop and

00:25:31.760 think about

00:25:32.300 it.

00:25:32.740 It's like,

00:25:33.040 wait,

00:25:34.720 her

00:25:34.940 intelligence

00:25:35.560 could be

00:25:36.120 an insult

00:25:36.960 to

00:25:37.220 something,

00:25:37.840 Matt.

00:25:39.100 How can

00:25:39.800 she be

00:25:40.400 an insult

00:25:41.060 to,

00:25:41.920 okay,

00:25:42.200 I know

00:25:42.480 what you

00:25:42.720 mean.

00:25:44.040 It's just

00:25:44.440 so funny

00:25:44.960 the way

00:25:45.240 he says

00:25:45.720 it.

00:25:47.540 But here's

00:25:48.300 the best

00:25:48.680 one.

00:25:49.640 I saved

00:25:50.340 the best

00:25:50.740 one for

00:25:51.100 last.

00:25:52.600 He was

00:25:52.920 asked what

00:25:53.300 he thinks

00:25:53.640 of AOC.

00:25:54.900 He says,

00:25:55.980 she speaks

00:25:56.660 like a

00:25:57.000 mouse,

00:25:57.480 a little

00:25:57.860 mouse.

00:25:58.300 mouse.

00:26:05.900 Oh, my

00:26:06.740 God.

00:26:07.860 That's

00:26:08.300 all I'll

00:26:08.900 ever hear

00:26:09.460 for the

00:26:09.820 rest of

00:26:10.200 my life.

00:26:11.300 Every

00:26:11.640 time I

00:26:12.060 hear her

00:26:12.380 talk from

00:26:12.800 now on,

00:26:13.320 I'm going

00:26:13.600 to say,

00:26:14.380 she does

00:26:15.980 speak sort

00:26:16.480 of like a

00:26:16.960 mouse,

00:26:18.340 a little

00:26:18.860 mouse,

00:26:19.780 and not

00:26:21.560 even just

00:26:22.020 a mouse,

00:26:23.080 but one

00:26:23.440 of the

00:26:23.680 small ones.

00:26:24.320 if you

00:26:32.300 still believe

00:26:33.120 that when

00:26:33.520 he says

00:26:33.960 things that

00:26:34.660 are hilarious

00:26:35.260 or impactful

00:26:36.600 or make

00:26:37.220 you pay

00:26:37.560 attention or

00:26:38.500 reframe

00:26:39.240 something,

00:26:40.080 if you

00:26:40.440 think it's

00:26:41.300 luck,

00:26:42.420 what's

00:26:43.800 wrong with

00:26:44.280 you?

00:26:45.300 It's so

00:26:46.140 clearly

00:26:46.720 consistent.

00:26:48.240 The

00:26:48.380 consistency

00:26:49.500 with which

00:26:50.900 he,

00:26:52.080 he's just

00:26:52.940 the best

00:26:53.580 writer in

00:26:54.160 the world,

00:26:54.640 really.

00:26:56.840 I know

00:26:57.540 that I'll

00:26:57.880 be alone

00:26:58.300 in that

00:26:58.620 opinion,

00:26:59.200 but I'll

00:27:00.280 say it

00:27:00.600 again,

00:27:00.800 he's the

00:27:01.100 best writer

00:27:01.600 in the

00:27:01.880 world.

00:27:03.280 Nobody

00:27:03.460 can do

00:27:04.600 just what

00:27:06.300 he did

00:27:06.620 in one

00:27:07.020 day.

00:27:07.700 Nobody

00:27:07.920 can do

00:27:08.300 that.

00:27:10.200 Anyway,

00:27:11.680 so there

00:27:12.440 are some

00:27:12.760 pictures going

00:27:13.520 around on

00:27:14.120 X and

00:27:14.880 social media,

00:27:16.500 and allegedly

00:27:17.780 the story

00:27:18.480 is that

00:27:18.880 Senator

00:27:19.460 Cory

00:27:20.020 Booker

00:27:20.520 has announced

00:27:21.480 that he's

00:27:21.920 engaged to

00:27:22.680 his girlfriend,

00:27:23.400 Alexis Lewis,

00:27:25.100 and there

00:27:25.880 are some

00:27:26.360 photos of

00:27:27.120 them looking

00:27:27.640 very happy

00:27:28.280 in what

00:27:29.360 looks like

00:27:30.100 the scene

00:27:31.060 in which

00:27:31.460 he must

00:27:31.980 have just

00:27:32.560 proposed,

00:27:33.720 and she's

00:27:34.240 all delighted

00:27:34.960 and smiling,

00:27:35.800 and he's

00:27:35.980 smiling.

00:27:36.940 Here's the

00:27:37.380 problem.

00:27:38.680 She has

00:27:39.420 one extra

00:27:40.140 toe,

00:27:41.100 if you know

00:27:44.480 where I'm

00:27:44.780 going with

00:27:45.220 this,

00:27:45.860 and I

00:27:47.580 don't think

00:27:48.120 that that's

00:27:48.640 natural,

00:27:49.460 because she'd

00:27:49.820 probably be

00:27:50.200 wearing shoes

00:27:50.840 if she had

00:27:51.320 an extra

00:27:51.720 toe.

00:27:54.060 And the

00:27:54.740 ring that

00:27:56.480 he allegedly

00:27:57.420 gave her

00:27:58.240 wasn't a

00:28:00.140 diamond ring,

00:28:01.320 it was a

00:28:01.960 wedding band,

00:28:03.120 according to

00:28:03.760 the photo

00:28:04.220 that she's

00:28:04.880 showing off,

00:28:06.680 that it's a

00:28:07.160 wedding band.

00:28:08.920 Now,

00:28:09.820 do you think

00:28:11.160 that a

00:28:13.060 senator

00:28:13.500 would not

00:28:15.160 know enough

00:28:15.880 that a

00:28:17.020 wedding band

00:28:17.720 is not the

00:28:18.300 right answer

00:28:18.860 for proposing,

00:28:20.460 and that

00:28:20.980 if, for

00:28:21.760 example,

00:28:22.380 let's say

00:28:22.820 the diamond

00:28:24.300 engagement ring

00:28:26.080 that he

00:28:26.460 should have

00:28:26.880 ordered,

00:28:28.100 if, for

00:28:29.100 example,

00:28:29.620 that had

00:28:29.880 been delayed,

00:28:31.120 and maybe

00:28:31.540 he had

00:28:31.800 meant to

00:28:32.200 ask her

00:28:32.640 on some

00:28:33.080 special day,

00:28:33.960 but it

00:28:34.200 got delayed,

00:28:35.160 the right

00:28:35.960 answer is

00:28:36.540 to wait

00:28:36.880 for the

00:28:37.200 ring.

00:28:38.220 Am I

00:28:38.580 right,

00:28:38.860 ladies? 1.00

00:28:39.800 Can you

00:28:40.380 back me

00:28:40.760 on this?

00:28:41.660 The right

00:28:42.220 answer would

00:28:43.660 be whatever

00:28:44.480 you do,

00:28:45.260 don't give her

00:28:45.740 a wedding band

00:28:46.420 as an

00:28:46.820 engagement ring,

00:28:48.040 even if

00:28:48.800 it's a

00:28:49.120 placeholder.

00:28:50.640 No,

00:28:51.400 not even

00:28:52.260 as a

00:28:52.640 placeholder.

00:28:54.420 That's my

00:28:55.200 advice.

00:28:57.160 Anyway,

00:28:58.060 it looks to

00:28:59.060 me like

00:28:59.760 AI.

00:29:01.440 So,

00:29:02.060 I don't

00:29:02.360 know if

00:29:02.680 the base

00:29:03.180 story is

00:29:04.020 correct.

00:29:05.340 You know,

00:29:05.560 maybe somebody

00:29:06.100 took a true

00:29:06.680 story and

00:29:07.200 added some

00:29:07.620 AI pictures,

00:29:08.620 but it

00:29:09.060 doesn't look

00:29:09.620 real to

00:29:10.000 me.

00:29:11.260 Now,

00:29:11.880 here's what's

00:29:12.640 interesting about

00:29:13.360 this.

00:29:15.080 We know

00:29:15.900 that there

00:29:16.320 will be

00:29:16.920 AI things

00:29:17.920 that we

00:29:18.300 believe to

00:29:18.880 be true.

00:29:19.820 I mean,

00:29:20.120 I already

00:29:20.560 fell for

00:29:21.120 the bear

00:29:21.780 on the

00:29:22.100 trampoline,

00:29:23.220 which,

00:29:24.320 by the

00:29:24.500 way,

00:29:24.780 the more

00:29:26.100 time that

00:29:26.620 goes by,

00:29:27.520 the dumber

00:29:28.200 I feel

00:29:28.820 for falling

00:29:29.860 for a bear

00:29:30.480 on a

00:29:30.800 trampoline.

00:29:32.000 Like,

00:29:32.460 what?

00:29:34.040 What were

00:29:34.720 you thinking?

00:29:35.820 I wanted

00:29:36.620 it to be

00:29:37.160 true,

00:29:37.700 so I

00:29:38.360 just

00:29:38.560 willed it

00:29:39.200 into,

00:29:39.960 you know,

00:29:40.640 feeling true

00:29:41.340 in my

00:29:41.680 mind.

00:29:42.820 But,

00:29:43.220 no,

00:29:43.400 there was

00:29:43.680 no bear

00:29:44.160 using a

00:29:45.020 trampoline.

00:29:46.320 But we're

00:29:47.740 going to

00:29:47.900 have the

00:29:48.480 opposite

00:29:49.300 situation,

00:29:50.240 too,

00:29:50.520 and this

00:29:50.860 is funny.

00:29:51.940 There will

00:29:52.320 be some

00:29:52.860 number of

00:29:53.480 real things

00:29:54.520 that people

00:29:56.160 don't believe

00:29:56.780 are real

00:29:57.240 because you

00:29:58.320 think,

00:29:58.720 no,

00:29:58.940 only AI

00:29:59.560 could create

00:30:00.200 that,

00:30:01.040 right?

00:30:02.420 Have you

00:30:03.220 run into

00:30:04.120 that yet?

00:30:05.200 So,

00:30:05.580 sometimes it

00:30:06.280 will be

00:30:06.800 AI pretending

00:30:07.700 to be real,

00:30:08.540 but other

00:30:08.840 times it

00:30:09.280 will be a

00:30:09.640 real thing,

00:30:10.240 and you'll

00:30:10.580 say,

00:30:10.920 I'm pretty

00:30:11.340 sure that's

00:30:11.760 AI.

00:30:11.980 this is

00:30:12.980 one of

00:30:13.400 those

00:30:13.900 situations,

00:30:14.900 maybe.

00:30:15.980 I don't

00:30:16.400 know if

00:30:16.880 it's AI

00:30:17.400 trying to

00:30:17.980 fool me,

00:30:18.920 or if

00:30:19.640 Cory Booker

00:30:20.480 just looks

00:30:21.160 like an

00:30:21.600 AI-generated

00:30:22.880 character,

00:30:24.000 because all

00:30:25.180 four pictures,

00:30:26.020 they were

00:30:26.360 smiling and

00:30:27.940 laughing like

00:30:28.560 hyenas,

00:30:29.620 and I

00:30:31.420 don't think

00:30:31.800 either of

00:30:32.400 them in

00:30:32.700 the real

00:30:33.040 world would

00:30:34.320 have allowed

00:30:34.840 all of the

00:30:35.540 pictures to

00:30:36.140 be laughing

00:30:36.760 hyena

00:30:37.280 pictures.

00:30:38.400 They would

00:30:39.020 have picked

00:30:39.340 at least

00:30:40.000 one where

00:30:40.860 they just

00:30:41.280 were in

00:30:42.520 love or

00:30:43.080 something,

00:30:43.620 not like

00:30:44.240 oh.

00:30:45.500 So,

00:30:46.180 that looked

00:30:46.620 like an

00:30:47.040 AI choice

00:30:47.900 of poses.

00:30:50.680 We'll

00:30:51.180 find out

00:30:51.800 probably by

00:30:52.600 the end

00:30:52.940 of the

00:30:53.160 day.

00:30:53.520 Somebody

00:30:53.760 will know

00:30:54.060 if that

00:30:54.320 was real.

00:30:57.140 Well,

00:30:57.500 the post-millennials

00:30:58.480 writing that

00:30:58.980 Trump has

00:30:59.380 ordered the

00:31:00.000 removal of

00:31:01.180 gender

00:31:01.620 ideology from

00:31:02.700 public school

00:31:03.620 curricula,

00:31:04.560 and if they

00:31:05.020 don't do it,

00:31:06.420 their federal

00:31:06.960 funds will be

00:31:07.940 cut.

00:31:09.340 I'm no

00:31:13.440 expert on

00:31:14.440 gender,

00:31:16.780 the psychology

00:31:17.800 of it,

00:31:18.300 or the

00:31:18.680 medical parts

00:31:19.760 of it.

00:31:20.340 I've usually

00:31:21.000 tried to

00:31:21.480 stay out

00:31:21.960 of all

00:31:22.240 the trans

00:31:23.400 stuff and

00:31:24.000 the gender

00:31:24.440 things.

00:31:25.140 You've

00:31:25.380 probably

00:31:25.540 noticed that,

00:31:26.200 right?

00:31:26.800 You've

00:31:27.080 noticed that

00:31:27.640 I just

00:31:28.180 usually ignore

00:31:29.900 those stories.

00:31:31.280 Sometimes you

00:31:32.040 can't,

00:31:33.340 but I'm

00:31:34.240 just not

00:31:34.900 super

00:31:35.740 interested in

00:31:36.540 it as a

00:31:37.880 news topic.

00:31:38.580 it just

00:31:39.720 feels like

00:31:41.600 the same

00:31:42.040 story just

00:31:42.700 over and

00:31:43.120 over again

00:31:43.520 with a

00:31:43.840 different

00:31:44.080 person.

00:31:46.560 However,

00:31:47.400 when we're

00:31:47.920 talking about

00:31:48.640 gender ideology

00:31:50.060 being taught

00:31:50.840 to children,

00:31:51.900 there is

00:31:52.700 one element

00:31:53.660 here in

00:31:54.200 which I

00:31:54.620 would claim

00:31:55.140 some expertise,

00:31:57.000 and it

00:31:57.540 goes like

00:31:58.060 this.

00:31:59.160 I can tell

00:32:00.120 you with

00:32:00.560 certainty

00:32:00.960 that you

00:32:02.060 could confuse

00:32:03.220 a child

00:32:03.920 about their

00:32:04.500 gender or

00:32:05.300 sex with 0.73

00:32:07.420 hypnosis.

00:32:09.440 And I

00:32:09.820 can further

00:32:10.320 confirm that

00:32:11.280 you don't

00:32:11.560 need to be

00:32:11.960 hypnotized to

00:32:12.680 do it.

00:32:14.260 And then

00:32:14.900 further confirm

00:32:15.960 that all it

00:32:17.720 would take is

00:32:18.400 any adult

00:32:19.340 in an

00:32:20.520 authority

00:32:20.900 position to

00:32:22.380 tell them

00:32:23.060 something and

00:32:23.860 say,

00:32:24.280 this is

00:32:24.940 true.

00:32:26.160 It's all

00:32:26.840 it would

00:32:26.980 take.

00:32:27.900 So if

00:32:28.640 a young

00:32:30.640 child were

00:32:31.400 to be,

00:32:32.620 let's say,

00:32:33.600 influenced by a

00:32:34.380 teacher who

00:32:35.080 happened to

00:32:35.600 say, yes,

00:32:37.020 it's very

00:32:37.460 common, you

00:32:38.280 might be in

00:32:38.700 the wrong

00:32:39.040 body,

00:32:40.060 definitely,

00:32:41.240 you know,

00:32:41.840 so if you

00:32:43.040 have any

00:32:43.500 inklings in

00:32:44.300 that direction,

00:32:45.580 I'm sure

00:32:46.420 it's true,

00:32:47.580 you should

00:32:47.880 really explore

00:32:48.660 that.

00:32:49.940 Your life

00:32:50.780 might be

00:32:51.140 way better

00:32:51.880 if you

00:32:52.980 found out

00:32:53.480 that you

00:32:53.720 were in

00:32:53.940 the wrong

00:32:54.300 body.

00:32:55.420 If you

00:32:56.000 had a

00:32:56.380 teacher who

00:32:57.300 wasn't

00:32:58.320 trying to

00:32:58.720 influence you

00:32:59.340 to change,

00:33:00.500 but simply

00:33:01.100 that was the

00:33:01.840 way they

00:33:02.160 described it.

00:33:03.680 So they

00:33:04.020 have no

00:33:04.320 bad intent,

00:33:05.040 they have

00:33:05.480 no intent

00:33:05.940 at all,

00:33:06.320 they're just

00:33:06.620 trying to

00:33:06.960 educate you.

00:33:07.840 But if

00:33:08.240 they described

00:33:09.120 it that

00:33:09.580 way,

00:33:10.860 how many

00:33:11.480 children

00:33:12.880 would

00:33:14.100 effectively

00:33:14.940 be

00:33:15.800 hypnotized

00:33:16.660 into

00:33:17.320 thinking

00:33:17.740 that they

00:33:18.160 were the

00:33:18.480 other

00:33:18.780 gender,

00:33:19.640 and then

00:33:20.120 a chain

00:33:20.680 of cause

00:33:22.320 and effect

00:33:22.800 would begin,

00:33:24.620 that probably

00:33:25.320 would not

00:33:25.680 work out

00:33:26.100 well.

00:33:27.200 Now,

00:33:27.440 for other

00:33:27.800 people,

00:33:28.520 and this

00:33:28.860 is the

00:33:29.180 reason,

00:33:30.120 me not

00:33:30.880 being an

00:33:31.280 expert,

00:33:31.760 I usually

00:33:32.080 stay out

00:33:32.580 of the

00:33:32.780 topic,

00:33:33.500 there might

00:33:33.880 be people

00:33:34.400 for whom

00:33:35.060 it exactly

00:33:36.180 was the

00:33:36.640 right thing

00:33:37.040 and saves

00:33:37.420 their life.

00:33:38.540 I don't

00:33:38.860 know.

00:33:39.800 I mean,

00:33:40.000 I wouldn't

00:33:40.280 vouch for

00:33:40.860 it,

00:33:41.640 but it

00:33:42.320 seems within

00:33:43.080 the realm

00:33:43.620 of possibility,

00:33:44.800 because people

00:33:45.360 are so

00:33:45.700 different,

00:33:46.580 that there

00:33:46.940 might be

00:33:47.280 somebody for

00:33:47.960 whom it

00:33:48.300 was a real

00:33:48.720 lifesaver.

00:33:51.300 But I

00:33:52.060 can guarantee

00:33:52.780 you,

00:33:53.540 the only part

00:33:54.280 I have some

00:33:54.820 expertise in,

00:33:56.300 because I'm

00:33:56.920 a trained

00:33:57.640 hypnotist,

00:33:58.260 as all of

00:33:58.680 you know,

00:33:58.940 I can

00:34:00.920 guarantee

00:34:01.320 you that

00:34:02.720 you can

00:34:03.100 convince

00:34:03.600 people that

00:34:04.200 there's the

00:34:04.580 wrong sex 0.99

00:34:05.180 if they're

00:34:05.580 young enough.

00:34:06.800 Guarantee

00:34:07.240 it.

00:34:09.160 So,

00:34:09.860 that would

00:34:10.220 suggest that

00:34:11.700 Trump's idea

00:34:12.460 of removing

00:34:13.080 it so that

00:34:15.260 it doesn't

00:34:15.760 accidentally

00:34:16.300 influence

00:34:16.880 people makes

00:34:18.820 sense from

00:34:19.380 the hypnotist

00:34:20.040 perspective.

00:34:21.300 Any other

00:34:21.860 perspective,

00:34:22.980 as in

00:34:23.600 psychologists

00:34:24.940 or biological

00:34:27.440 experts,

00:34:29.860 I'll leave

00:34:31.460 that to

00:34:31.760 them.

00:34:33.700 Well,

00:34:34.340 Malcolm

00:34:34.780 Gladwell,

00:34:35.680 you might

00:34:36.100 know him,

00:34:36.560 he's one

00:34:37.620 of the most

00:34:37.960 famous authors

00:34:38.980 in the United

00:34:39.680 States,

00:34:40.960 and apparently

00:34:42.100 there was

00:34:42.940 some point,

00:34:43.860 he was at

00:34:44.300 a public

00:34:44.860 forum,

00:34:45.600 and he

00:34:46.080 said something

00:34:47.320 about

00:34:47.880 supportive

00:34:49.520 of trans

00:34:50.360 athletes,

00:34:51.080 in other

00:34:51.360 words,

00:34:51.780 people born

00:34:52.880 as men

00:34:53.300 playing in

00:34:53.740 women's

00:34:54.140 sports,

00:34:54.940 and he

00:34:55.360 was,

00:34:56.820 I guess

00:34:57.280 he was

00:34:58.100 agreeing that

00:35:00.560 that was a

00:35:00.960 good idea

00:35:01.480 in some

00:35:02.720 public way,

00:35:04.720 and now

00:35:05.420 he's come

00:35:05.900 out and

00:35:06.260 there's a

00:35:06.520 video in

00:35:06.980 which he

00:35:07.300 says he's

00:35:07.840 ashamed of

00:35:09.160 having said

00:35:09.780 in a previous

00:35:10.380 panel discussion

00:35:11.220 that trans 0.92

00:35:11.920 women have 0.95

00:35:12.500 a place in

00:35:13.220 women's

00:35:13.740 sports,

00:35:14.800 and here's

00:35:15.340 the interesting

00:35:16.100 part,

00:35:16.680 he says he

00:35:17.240 was,

00:35:17.860 quote,

00:35:18.080 cowed into

00:35:18.760 saying so,

00:35:20.040 and now he

00:35:20.600 says,

00:35:21.320 quote,

00:35:21.940 trans athletes

00:35:22.660 have no place

00:35:23.520 in the

00:35:24.080 female category,

00:35:25.220 he says.

00:35:26.140 Now,

00:35:26.560 without getting

00:35:27.260 into the

00:35:28.940 quality of his

00:35:30.180 argument before

00:35:31.060 or after,

00:35:32.360 I would like to

00:35:33.160 point out the

00:35:33.880 following.

00:35:35.020 Does it feel

00:35:35.760 to you like

00:35:37.760 the truth is

00:35:38.880 having a

00:35:39.420 comeback,

00:35:40.940 or maybe,

00:35:42.500 you know,

00:35:42.760 for the first

00:35:43.320 time ever

00:35:43.840 it's risen?

00:35:44.840 There seems

00:35:45.740 to be something

00:35:46.700 happening where

00:35:48.880 people are sort

00:35:50.420 confessing the

00:35:51.920 truth,

00:35:53.000 you know,

00:35:53.280 meaning their

00:35:54.020 actual opinion.

00:35:55.440 Does it feel

00:35:56.180 like that?

00:35:57.480 You know,

00:35:58.040 that might be

00:35:58.540 wishful thinking

00:35:59.340 on my part,

00:36:00.100 I don't know,

00:36:00.980 but I

00:36:01.620 appreciate,

00:36:02.700 I appreciate

00:36:04.640 anybody who

00:36:05.640 is willing to

00:36:06.240 make that kind

00:36:06.860 of a public

00:36:08.240 correction to

00:36:10.300 something that

00:36:11.020 they're not

00:36:11.880 proud of.

00:36:12.800 So,

00:36:13.240 good for you,

00:36:14.080 good for you,

00:36:14.640 Malcolm Gladwell.

00:36:15.500 but again,

00:36:17.720 you know,

00:36:18.260 as far as

00:36:19.000 his opinion,

00:36:19.740 that's his

00:36:20.120 opinion.

00:36:21.300 So,

00:36:21.680 you don't need

00:36:22.160 me to weigh

00:36:23.060 in on that.

00:36:27.780 Have you

00:36:28.480 wondered why

00:36:29.300 the Trump

00:36:29.900 administration

00:36:30.600 seem to be

00:36:31.420 doing nothing

00:36:32.020 on housing

00:36:33.200 costs when

00:36:34.660 that's a

00:36:35.260 gigantic problem

00:36:36.260 for people?

00:36:37.700 I have,

00:36:38.580 but it

00:36:40.140 looks like,

00:36:41.180 according to

00:36:41.900 Zero Edge,

00:36:42.820 Scott Besant

00:36:43.760 has been

00:36:44.420 quoted as

00:36:44.920 saying,

00:36:45.500 that the

00:36:46.020 government

00:36:46.380 may declare

00:36:47.060 a national

00:36:47.600 housing

00:36:48.100 emergency

00:36:48.680 in the

00:36:49.420 fall.

00:36:50.360 Now,

00:36:50.540 what does

00:36:50.880 that mean?

00:36:51.960 Well,

00:36:53.120 it doesn't

00:36:54.340 mean we

00:36:54.680 know the

00:36:55.060 details,

00:36:55.800 but what

00:36:56.180 it does

00:36:56.500 mean is

00:36:56.920 that the

00:36:57.280 federal

00:36:57.580 government

00:36:58.100 would get,

00:36:59.460 you know,

00:37:00.540 neck deep

00:37:01.560 into the

00:37:02.280 business of

00:37:03.100 affordability

00:37:04.300 of housing.

00:37:05.680 Now,

00:37:06.220 as you

00:37:06.760 know,

00:37:07.660 Kami

00:37:08.040 Mamdami,

00:37:09.120 the guy

00:37:09.700 who's probably

00:37:10.140 going to

00:37:10.460 win mayor

00:37:10.940 in New

00:37:11.280 York City,

00:37:12.480 came up

00:37:12.960 with this

00:37:13.400 brilliant

00:37:13.940 affordability

00:37:14.940 thing,

00:37:16.180 and I

00:37:17.960 just have

00:37:18.380 to compliment

00:37:18.920 that.

00:37:20.080 That was a

00:37:21.660 nice focus

00:37:22.420 for a

00:37:22.900 politician,

00:37:23.740 and Fitz

00:37:24.280 the Times,

00:37:25.100 and he

00:37:25.900 made it

00:37:26.240 work.

00:37:28.100 But it's

00:37:29.040 also the

00:37:29.560 sort of

00:37:29.940 thing that

00:37:30.280 you could

00:37:30.620 pick off.

00:37:32.040 It doesn't

00:37:32.720 preclude

00:37:33.240 anybody else

00:37:33.920 from making

00:37:34.400 something affordable,

00:37:35.720 and Trump's,

00:37:36.620 you know,

00:37:37.340 made energy

00:37:38.120 more affordable

00:37:38.780 and eggs

00:37:39.340 more affordable,

00:37:39.960 and it

00:37:41.080 was just

00:37:41.420 sort of

00:37:41.760 lacking

00:37:42.220 that there

00:37:43.820 wasn't

00:37:44.120 something

00:37:44.480 happening

00:37:45.000 in any

00:37:45.600 way at

00:37:45.920 all for

00:37:46.540 housing.

00:37:48.440 Now,

00:37:48.680 you could

00:37:48.940 argue

00:37:49.280 that the

00:37:50.520 immigration

00:37:53.080 aggressiveness

00:37:54.580 caused more

00:37:55.380 open places,

00:37:56.820 which would

00:37:57.240 cause supply

00:37:58.440 and demand

00:37:59.060 to be more

00:37:59.600 supply,

00:38:00.100 so the

00:38:00.460 price would

00:38:01.000 go down.

00:38:01.920 But I

00:38:02.260 don't think

00:38:02.620 he did it

00:38:03.040 for that

00:38:03.360 reason.

00:38:04.400 That was

00:38:04.940 just sort

00:38:05.440 of a

00:38:05.800 byproduct

00:38:06.760 that you

00:38:07.840 might enjoy.

00:38:10.000 But some

00:38:11.160 of the

00:38:11.360 things that

00:38:11.820 they're

00:38:12.060 talking about

00:38:12.740 are standardizing

00:38:13.860 local building

00:38:14.720 and zoning

00:38:15.180 codes.

00:38:16.320 I've always

00:38:16.840 thought that

00:38:17.260 that might

00:38:17.600 have some

00:38:18.060 potential.

00:38:19.240 And maybe

00:38:20.320 some tariff

00:38:20.960 exemptions for

00:38:21.900 housing materials.

00:38:24.740 But they

00:38:25.380 don't really

00:38:25.720 know.

00:38:26.440 So they're

00:38:27.300 going to

00:38:27.560 declare the

00:38:28.160 emergency?

00:38:28.860 Maybe.

00:38:29.520 Doesn't

00:38:29.840 sound like

00:38:30.680 it's a

00:38:31.020 dumb

00:38:31.200 decision.

00:38:32.260 But I

00:38:33.020 like it.

00:38:34.320 If

00:38:34.820 declaring

00:38:35.360 an emergency

00:38:36.180 gave them

00:38:36.880 some powers

00:38:37.560 to do

00:38:37.980 something that

00:38:38.500 just really

00:38:39.280 needs to

00:38:39.720 be done,

00:38:40.460 such as

00:38:41.180 standardizing

00:38:42.380 building

00:38:42.780 codes.

00:38:43.460 I don't

00:38:43.740 know if

00:38:45.080 the federal

00:38:45.440 government

00:38:45.840 even has

00:38:46.440 that power.

00:38:47.780 But I

00:38:48.660 would be

00:38:49.120 in favor

00:38:49.620 of...

00:38:51.320 Here's my

00:38:52.100 ultimate

00:38:53.360 dream.

00:38:54.500 My ultimate

00:38:55.160 dream is

00:38:55.740 that somebody

00:38:56.240 designs a

00:38:58.040 set of

00:38:59.400 homes that

00:39:00.200 are essentially

00:39:00.980 the same on

00:39:01.720 the inside,

00:39:02.980 but maybe

00:39:03.400 there's 12

00:39:04.300 different

00:39:04.700 models.

00:39:05.360 Just to

00:39:06.060 pick a

00:39:06.360 number.

00:39:07.260 So if

00:39:07.560 you have

00:39:07.780 kids or

00:39:08.720 you're

00:39:08.980 retired or

00:39:09.820 you're

00:39:10.220 athletic

00:39:10.960 family or

00:39:11.820 you do or

00:39:12.380 you don't

00:39:12.680 have a

00:39:13.000 dog, the

00:39:14.160 houses would

00:39:14.760 all be

00:39:15.020 different.

00:39:16.120 But if

00:39:17.700 there are

00:39:18.220 12 of

00:39:18.800 them, the

00:39:19.760 odds that

00:39:20.260 one of

00:39:20.580 them is

00:39:20.880 exactly what

00:39:21.600 you want

00:39:21.900 is pretty

00:39:22.200 good.

00:39:23.040 So you

00:39:24.300 don't have

00:39:24.880 a federal

00:39:25.460 standard that

00:39:26.280 changes every

00:39:27.040 building code

00:39:27.740 everywhere.

00:39:28.680 You simply

00:39:29.400 say if you

00:39:30.220 build any of

00:39:30.860 these 12

00:39:31.560 homes and

00:39:32.980 you hit

00:39:33.460 these kinds

00:39:34.540 of standards

00:39:35.240 for building,

00:39:36.480 the state

00:39:37.480 won't be able

00:39:37.980 to say

00:39:38.220 anything or

00:39:39.420 the local

00:39:40.760 government.

00:39:42.200 So that

00:39:42.500 would be

00:39:42.940 maybe a

00:39:43.760 faster way

00:39:44.680 because

00:39:45.620 standardizing

00:39:47.020 all the

00:39:47.380 different states,

00:39:48.260 they do have

00:39:48.660 different, I

00:39:49.760 mean there's

00:39:50.040 different climates

00:39:50.860 and everything so

00:39:51.480 it would get

00:39:51.720 really complicated.

00:39:53.000 But it

00:39:53.380 wouldn't be

00:39:53.860 complicated to

00:39:54.680 say if

00:39:55.560 you use

00:39:56.120 this set

00:39:56.860 of materials

00:39:57.620 and you

00:39:59.500 build it to

00:40:00.800 one of

00:40:01.160 these 12

00:40:01.840 standards,

00:40:03.340 you can

00:40:03.800 just start

00:40:04.380 building or

00:40:05.940 something that

00:40:06.760 would really

00:40:07.180 streamline it.

00:40:08.220 Then the

00:40:08.560 other thing

00:40:09.000 is there

00:40:10.380 are a number

00:40:10.940 of technologies

00:40:11.640 now where

00:40:12.840 you can build

00:40:13.420 a home with

00:40:14.220 these Lego

00:40:15.560 like blocks

00:40:16.980 that fit

00:40:17.360 together and

00:40:18.380 they've already

00:40:18.780 got, I think

00:40:19.680 they already

00:40:20.020 have the

00:40:20.300 installation built

00:40:21.220 into them but

00:40:21.980 one person can

00:40:22.860 just pick one

00:40:23.480 up and

00:40:23.980 slam it

00:40:24.980 together.

00:40:26.100 So what

00:40:27.020 would happen

00:40:27.580 if you

00:40:29.540 had AI

00:40:30.420 assisting you

00:40:31.420 and you

00:40:32.480 didn't labor

00:40:33.060 yourself and

00:40:34.060 there was

00:40:34.300 nothing to

00:40:34.820 lift that

00:40:35.460 was any

00:40:35.840 heavier than

00:40:36.540 a block

00:40:37.960 kind of a

00:40:38.540 thing and

00:40:41.220 you didn't

00:40:41.600 have to pay

00:40:42.940 an architect,

00:40:44.440 you didn't

00:40:44.800 have to pay

00:40:45.260 for approvals,

00:40:46.580 you didn't

00:40:46.880 have to wait

00:40:47.340 for approvals

00:40:48.140 at least very

00:40:50.140 long and

00:40:51.680 you didn't

00:40:52.340 have to pay

00:40:52.780 much in

00:40:53.320 labor,

00:40:53.980 because it

00:40:54.800 would be so

00:40:55.340 simplified that

00:40:56.320 anybody could

00:40:56.940 put one of

00:40:57.420 these houses

00:40:57.900 together.

00:40:59.420 You could

00:41:00.180 probably bring

00:41:01.260 the cost of

00:41:02.160 housing down

00:41:02.760 by 50% and

00:41:05.120 everybody would

00:41:05.660 still make a

00:41:06.180 profit.

00:41:07.620 So I love

00:41:09.780 how much

00:41:10.840 potential there

00:41:11.720 is but I

00:41:12.860 think it needs

00:41:13.340 more invention

00:41:14.180 than it does

00:41:15.020 government

00:41:15.500 anything.

00:41:16.920 I always felt

00:41:18.740 like somebody

00:41:20.560 like Apple or

00:41:22.120 Tesla or

00:41:22.740 something would

00:41:23.280 finally say,

00:41:24.000 all right,

00:41:24.360 all right,

00:41:25.360 let us build

00:41:26.220 you some

00:41:26.600 houses or

00:41:28.120 tell you how

00:41:28.920 or make it

00:41:29.540 easy or

00:41:30.120 figure out how

00:41:30.700 to make it

00:41:31.100 awesome.

00:41:31.360 I've also

00:41:34.220 thought that

00:41:36.160 depending on

00:41:38.680 where you

00:41:39.000 put it,

00:41:39.400 you might

00:41:39.720 want glass 0.95

00:41:40.540 walls, but

00:41:42.500 you'd want

00:41:43.040 automated

00:41:43.560 curtains so

00:41:44.800 you'd still

00:41:45.260 have privacy.

00:41:47.180 So if they

00:41:48.260 can make

00:41:48.740 glass less

00:41:50.360 expensive so

00:41:51.300 you can use

00:41:51.780 it for a

00:41:52.160 wall, like

00:41:52.880 really thick

00:41:53.540 glass, it'd

00:41:54.580 have to be

00:41:54.940 really insulated

00:41:55.800 and all

00:41:56.240 that.

00:41:56.860 Anyway, I

00:41:58.020 can talk

00:41:58.300 about that

00:41:58.660 all day.

00:41:59.040 Too boring,

00:41:59.540 sorry.

00:42:00.660 There is a

00:42:01.640 whole bunch

00:42:02.140 of Epstein

00:42:02.920 news.

00:42:04.380 I don't

00:42:05.020 know why

00:42:05.380 suddenly there's

00:42:06.280 so much

00:42:06.580 Epstein

00:42:07.020 news.

00:42:07.520 Let's see

00:42:07.800 if I can

00:42:08.300 summarize it.

00:42:09.740 But the

00:42:10.040 biggest news

00:42:10.820 about all

00:42:11.420 the Epstein

00:42:11.940 news is

00:42:13.040 there's no

00:42:14.000 Epstein

00:42:14.360 news.

00:42:15.740 The one

00:42:16.280 thing you

00:42:16.700 can be

00:42:17.400 certain of

00:42:18.000 if there's

00:42:18.740 Epstein

00:42:19.180 news,

00:42:20.320 there's no

00:42:20.880 Epstein

00:42:21.240 news.

00:42:22.400 And that

00:42:22.980 the news

00:42:23.500 about Epstein

00:42:24.320 will always

00:42:25.800 be more

00:42:26.400 about how

00:42:26.900 you don't

00:42:27.320 know what

00:42:27.640 Epstein

00:42:27.940 was up

00:42:28.400 to.

00:42:30.340 So,

00:42:31.460 let's see,

00:42:32.040 we had the

00:42:32.500 Epstein

00:42:32.900 victims who

00:42:33.720 talked to

00:42:34.260 Congress,

00:42:35.340 but you

00:42:35.800 and I

00:42:36.140 couldn't

00:42:36.540 listen to

00:42:37.060 it,

00:42:37.620 and we're

00:42:38.540 never going

00:42:38.940 to hear

00:42:39.200 any names,

00:42:40.000 for example,

00:42:40.640 of any

00:42:41.040 famous people

00:42:41.760 who might

00:42:42.080 have been

00:42:42.280 involved.

00:42:43.480 But,

00:42:44.180 Representative

00:42:46.780 Luna came

00:42:48.140 out and

00:42:48.660 said that,

00:42:49.640 you know,

00:42:49.820 after listening

00:42:50.420 to the

00:42:50.820 survivors,

00:42:52.080 she says

00:42:52.700 that it's

00:42:53.140 clear this

00:42:54.460 thing could 0.56

00:42:55.000 be a lot

00:42:55.440 bigger,

00:42:56.520 okay,

00:42:56.840 that's not

00:42:57.340 really new,

00:42:58.600 because you

00:42:58.980 always knew

00:42:59.480 that it

00:42:59.840 could have

00:43:00.280 been a lot

00:43:00.640 bigger than

00:43:01.120 whatever you

00:43:01.600 knew,

00:43:02.520 and that

00:43:04.280 rich and

00:43:04.700 powerful people

00:43:05.420 need to go

00:43:05.940 to prison,

00:43:06.900 okay,

00:43:07.200 that's exactly

00:43:07.860 what you're

00:43:08.340 already thinking,

00:43:09.420 and she

00:43:10.060 said it's

00:43:10.560 possible that

00:43:11.220 Epstein was

00:43:11.820 an intelligence

00:43:13.200 asset for an

00:43:14.180 adversarial

00:43:14.760 country,

00:43:16.100 or not

00:43:17.400 necessarily

00:43:17.860 adversarial,

00:43:18.660 but a foreign 0.91

00:43:19.080 country,

00:43:19.780 to which I

00:43:20.840 say,

00:43:21.400 yeah,

00:43:21.920 everybody thought

00:43:22.800 that might have

00:43:23.320 been a

00:43:23.540 better thing,

00:43:24.480 and let's

00:43:27.280 see,

00:43:27.740 Nancy Mace,

00:43:29.040 who had

00:43:29.300 been a

00:43:29.760 victim of

00:43:31.000 sexual abuse

00:43:31.760 herself,

00:43:32.260 she's open

00:43:32.880 about talking

00:43:33.420 about that,

00:43:34.620 seemed visibly

00:43:35.780 upset when

00:43:37.380 she left,

00:43:38.280 so whatever

00:43:39.720 they heard

00:43:40.360 was pretty

00:43:41.000 bad,

00:43:41.580 and it

00:43:41.940 triggered her

00:43:42.640 because she

00:43:43.080 had some

00:43:43.460 presumably

00:43:44.740 something

00:43:45.360 PTSD-like

00:43:47.220 from her

00:43:47.620 own experience,

00:43:48.340 we got

00:43:54.000 allegedly

00:43:54.660 the missing

00:43:56.000 one minute

00:43:56.860 from the

00:43:57.440 Epstein

00:43:57.820 video

00:43:58.660 outside of

00:43:59.380 the cell

00:44:00.140 block,

00:44:01.540 so you

00:44:01.980 know how

00:44:02.320 allegedly

00:44:04.020 there was

00:44:04.500 a missing

00:44:04.860 minute,

00:44:06.300 but it was

00:44:06.960 because the

00:44:07.560 system changes

00:44:08.460 over or

00:44:09.100 something at

00:44:09.520 a certain

00:44:09.780 time,

00:44:10.260 so it was

00:44:11.040 explained away

00:44:12.020 as ordinary

00:44:14.000 that all the

00:44:15.820 videos miss a

00:44:16.700 minute,

00:44:16.920 but people

00:44:19.020 insisted,

00:44:19.880 and I guess

00:44:20.460 what they

00:44:20.800 did was

00:44:21.280 they must

00:44:22.380 have spliced

00:44:23.020 the minute

00:44:24.280 that follows

00:44:25.140 onto the

00:44:26.980 naturally

00:44:28.120 occurring

00:44:28.780 piece of

00:44:29.520 video,

00:44:30.640 which makes

00:44:31.420 everybody think,

00:44:32.840 I'm not so

00:44:33.480 sure that

00:44:33.960 I don't know

00:44:35.700 if I should

00:44:36.100 believe what

00:44:36.640 this video

00:44:37.260 says,

00:44:38.480 so again,

00:44:40.080 it didn't

00:44:40.500 show anything,

00:44:42.440 so since

00:44:44.040 we don't

00:44:44.500 really believe

00:44:45.180 we saw the

00:44:46.100 missing

00:44:46.460 minute,

00:44:46.920 it doesn't

00:44:48.600 really add

00:44:49.520 anything to

00:44:50.100 the story,

00:44:50.860 so all

00:44:52.100 the stories

00:44:52.580 add nothing,

00:44:55.060 there are a

00:44:55.720 whole bunch

00:44:56.100 of Epstein

00:44:56.660 files that

00:44:57.340 are released,

00:44:58.000 but they're

00:44:58.320 redacted so

00:44:59.100 much that

00:44:59.640 you can't

00:45:00.100 tell, 0.94

00:45:00.380 for example,

00:45:01.880 we know

00:45:02.560 that there

00:45:02.900 were lots

00:45:03.260 of flights

00:45:03.880 that Epstein

00:45:04.480 was on to

00:45:05.200 his island,

00:45:06.100 but we

00:45:06.800 don't know

00:45:07.120 who else

00:45:07.500 was on,

00:45:08.240 we know

00:45:09.220 that there

00:45:09.560 were five

00:45:09.980 to seven

00:45:10.420 passengers

00:45:11.100 on a lot

00:45:11.600 of them,

00:45:11.880 but basically

00:45:16.300 nothing new

00:45:17.540 because there

00:45:18.720 was too

00:45:19.020 many redactions,

00:45:20.560 and then

00:45:20.980 Thomas Massey

00:45:22.640 and Ro Khanna

00:45:23.480 getting together

00:45:24.380 to press the

00:45:25.960 Congress to

00:45:26.680 vote for

00:45:28.360 releasing all

00:45:29.360 of the Epstein

00:45:30.000 files.

00:45:31.620 Now,

00:45:32.340 I thought that

00:45:33.340 there was already

00:45:34.080 agreement to

00:45:34.860 release them.

00:45:35.880 Is what's

00:45:36.740 new about

00:45:37.260 this that

00:45:37.900 they would

00:45:38.420 not have

00:45:39.080 any redactions?

00:45:40.680 Because I

00:45:41.320 can't believe

00:45:41.940 that they

00:45:42.300 would be in

00:45:42.780 favor of

00:45:43.240 no redactions.

00:45:44.800 So I

00:45:45.380 don't know

00:45:45.920 what it

00:45:46.600 is that

00:45:47.040 would be

00:45:47.340 different if

00:45:48.620 Congress

00:45:49.220 said,

00:45:50.320 release all

00:45:51.340 the files.

00:45:52.360 Because I

00:45:52.780 thought Trump's

00:45:53.460 in charge,

00:45:54.560 and he

00:45:54.940 already said

00:45:55.500 release all

00:45:56.020 the files.

00:45:57.340 So I'll

00:45:58.800 need to

00:45:59.180 figure out

00:45:59.820 what that

00:46:00.380 would add

00:46:00.940 to the

00:46:01.220 process if

00:46:02.000 Congress

00:46:02.400 got involved.

00:46:03.420 So I

00:46:03.700 guess you

00:46:04.220 have to get

00:46:04.640 a bunch

00:46:04.900 of signatures

00:46:05.560 to force

00:46:06.540 a House

00:46:06.940 vote,

00:46:07.680 and Massey

00:46:08.640 is about

00:46:08.940 halfway there.

00:46:11.520 Well,

00:46:11.900 Washington

00:46:12.320 Mayor

00:46:12.860 Bowser,

00:46:14.720 she issued

00:46:16.280 an executive

00:46:16.880 order telling

00:46:18.320 her law 0.99

00:46:19.400 enforcement

00:46:19.780 people to

00:46:20.420 work with

00:46:20.940 the feds

00:46:22.120 indefinitely.

00:46:23.740 So once

00:46:24.500 again,

00:46:24.860 there's more

00:46:25.460 support,

00:46:26.640 if you will,

00:46:27.260 for what

00:46:27.740 Trump is

00:46:28.120 doing by

00:46:28.640 surging

00:46:29.420 forces into

00:46:30.180 Washington,

00:46:30.700 D.C.

00:46:31.680 And some

00:46:32.960 people are

00:46:33.460 wondering,

00:46:34.320 is this

00:46:34.700 really what

00:46:35.560 Bowser thinks

00:46:36.500 is the

00:46:36.840 right thing

00:46:37.200 to do,

00:46:37.720 to cooperate

00:46:38.380 with Trump,

00:46:39.140 or is it

00:46:39.960 strictly for

00:46:40.900 political

00:46:41.480 reasons?

00:46:42.680 To which

00:46:43.420 I say,

00:46:44.540 I don't

00:46:46.120 know,

00:46:46.420 maybe it's

00:46:47.100 just smart.

00:46:49.060 Maybe it's

00:46:49.880 political

00:46:50.400 reasons matched

00:46:51.740 with the

00:46:52.180 fact that

00:46:52.580 it works,

00:46:53.680 and she

00:46:54.460 wants to

00:46:54.880 be a mayor

00:46:55.320 who gets

00:46:55.700 some stuff

00:46:56.120 done?

00:46:57.240 Maybe it's

00:46:57.720 that.

00:46:58.920 So good

00:46:59.820 for her.

00:47:00.240 Greece is

00:47:04.240 apparently

00:47:04.680 getting really

00:47:05.700 hard-lined

00:47:06.360 on all

00:47:07.860 the immigrants 0.70

00:47:08.500 coming in.

00:47:09.580 Apparently,

00:47:10.080 they have

00:47:10.420 some massive

00:47:11.240 immigration

00:47:12.020 coming in

00:47:12.540 from North

00:47:13.040 Africa,

00:47:14.100 and a lot

00:47:14.640 of them

00:47:14.940 claim,

00:47:16.640 what is

00:47:17.440 it,

00:47:18.520 asylum.

00:47:20.560 But

00:47:20.900 apparently,

00:47:21.580 if you

00:47:22.100 claim asylum,

00:47:23.840 and then it

00:47:24.760 is eventually

00:47:25.340 rejected,

00:47:26.580 you can get

00:47:27.140 up to two

00:47:27.660 years in

00:47:28.260 jail.

00:47:29.700 So that's

00:47:30.680 pretty hard

00:47:31.280 core.

00:47:33.920 And Reuters

00:47:34.800 is reporting

00:47:35.380 on that.

00:47:38.020 And I

00:47:38.980 guess Athens

00:47:39.720 feels that

00:47:40.660 they would

00:47:41.000 lose their

00:47:41.860 national

00:47:43.420 identity if

00:47:45.020 they let in

00:47:45.500 too many

00:47:45.840 immigrants.

00:47:46.960 It makes

00:47:47.400 me wonder

00:47:48.020 if the

00:47:49.500 future will

00:47:50.360 be entirely

00:47:51.160 determined by

00:47:52.120 who prevents

00:47:53.880 people from

00:47:54.500 getting in

00:47:54.980 the country.

00:47:56.140 And I

00:47:56.440 wonder if

00:47:56.760 anybody's

00:47:57.240 noticed that

00:47:57.820 nobody's

00:47:58.240 trying to

00:47:58.620 get into

00:47:59.060 China or 0.92

00:47:59.760 Russia or 0.72

00:48:01.160 North Korea.

00:48:02.900 Nobody's

00:48:03.460 trying to

00:48:03.780 get into

00:48:04.080 those

00:48:04.360 countries.

00:48:05.780 And

00:48:06.100 everybody's

00:48:06.700 trying to

00:48:06.980 get into

00:48:07.300 the other

00:48:07.660 countries.

00:48:08.780 And I

00:48:09.020 do wonder,

00:48:10.760 as others

00:48:11.940 have,

00:48:12.940 how much

00:48:15.360 of this

00:48:15.660 is organic.

00:48:17.460 Now,

00:48:17.820 I know it's

00:48:18.280 highly organized

00:48:19.340 through NGOs

00:48:20.140 and stuff,

00:48:20.960 at least in

00:48:21.320 our country,

00:48:22.020 and I think

00:48:22.500 in Europe.

00:48:23.840 But it

00:48:24.480 makes me

00:48:24.820 wonder if

00:48:25.380 the real

00:48:26.700 power behind

00:48:27.960 the power

00:48:28.560 is our

00:48:29.660 adversaries.

00:48:31.060 Because one

00:48:31.920 great way to

00:48:32.780 destroy a

00:48:33.380 democracy

00:48:33.920 would be to

00:48:35.540 prey on

00:48:36.220 their empathy

00:48:36.900 and the

00:48:38.080 fact that

00:48:38.740 they don't

00:48:39.200 have a

00:48:39.600 strong leader

00:48:40.240 who can

00:48:40.640 close their

00:48:41.280 border if

00:48:42.360 the country

00:48:42.900 is divided

00:48:43.540 on the

00:48:43.960 question.

00:48:45.220 So it

00:48:46.200 would be a

00:48:46.820 genius way

00:48:47.520 to destroy

00:48:48.400 all of your

00:48:49.960 competing

00:48:50.960 countries,

00:48:51.760 if you

00:48:52.200 were China,

00:48:53.860 let's say.

00:48:54.920 Now,

00:48:55.260 I don't

00:48:56.200 accuse them

00:48:57.240 of it,

00:48:58.120 but there's

00:48:58.980 something about

00:48:59.720 everything that's

00:49:00.540 going on that

00:49:01.200 doesn't look

00:49:02.100 organic,

00:49:03.300 and it doesn't

00:49:04.360 look like it's

00:49:05.060 just a bunch

00:49:05.640 of people who

00:49:06.200 got together

00:49:06.740 because they

00:49:07.220 felt the same

00:49:07.880 about immigration

00:49:08.700 and thought

00:49:09.300 there should be

00:49:09.760 more of it.

00:49:10.880 It doesn't

00:49:11.360 feel like

00:49:12.800 anything except

00:49:14.780 intentionally

00:49:15.600 destructive.

00:49:17.320 But I

00:49:18.200 can be

00:49:18.480 wrong.

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00:50:19.400 Well, as you

00:50:22.260 know, Trump

00:50:22.720 has sent

00:50:23.340 quite a few

00:50:25.100 Navy assets

00:50:26.500 down to be

00:50:27.740 around the

00:50:28.280 Venezuelan

00:50:29.100 coast because

00:50:30.400 the head of

00:50:32.800 Venezuela has

00:50:33.500 been declared

00:50:34.680 a cartel

00:50:35.780 head and

00:50:37.000 a terrorist.

00:50:38.700 And so

00:50:39.220 some of the

00:50:39.960 terrorist

00:50:40.780 entities are

00:50:43.040 going to be

00:50:43.420 targeted directly

00:50:44.280 by the U.S.

00:50:45.040 military.

00:50:45.480 and in

00:50:46.560 case they

00:50:47.080 wondered what

00:50:47.680 that included,

00:50:49.120 the military

00:50:49.820 just blew

00:50:50.580 up a

00:50:52.700 narco-terrorist

00:50:53.940 boat full

00:50:55.200 of drugs.

00:50:56.320 And it

00:50:56.960 didn't look

00:50:57.520 like they

00:50:57.940 tried too

00:50:58.460 hard to

00:50:58.900 stop him

00:50:59.400 and get

00:50:59.740 him to

00:51:00.040 surrender.

00:51:00.980 It looks

00:51:01.760 like they

00:51:02.140 just said

00:51:02.660 narco-boat,

00:51:05.720 aim missiles,

00:51:07.420 and goodbye.

00:51:09.360 Now,

00:51:10.260 of course,

00:51:11.580 it's well

00:51:11.980 publicized.

00:51:12.980 You know,

00:51:13.120 they made

00:51:13.460 sure that there

00:51:14.040 were videos

00:51:14.820 of it.

00:51:15.660 If you

00:51:16.200 were a

00:51:17.700 smuggler

00:51:18.280 and your

00:51:19.400 job was to

00:51:20.240 go through

00:51:20.680 the American

00:51:21.640 Navy,

00:51:22.740 after you

00:51:23.360 just saw a

00:51:23.960 video of

00:51:24.940 one shot,

00:51:27.320 they didn't

00:51:27.720 take multiple

00:51:28.380 shots,

00:51:29.960 one shot,

00:51:31.040 one missile,

00:51:31.900 I assume,

00:51:33.020 boom,

00:51:33.660 the entire

00:51:34.160 thing is

00:51:34.660 gone.

00:51:35.220 They're all

00:51:35.540 dead immediately.

00:51:36.900 It would be

00:51:37.540 really hard

00:51:38.280 for me to

00:51:38.900 take that

00:51:39.420 job.

00:51:40.680 All right,

00:51:41.020 Scott,

00:51:42.060 we're going

00:51:43.020 to pay you

00:51:43.420 really well.

00:51:43.960 take your

00:51:45.060 boat.

00:51:45.780 All you

00:51:46.160 have to

00:51:46.460 do is

00:51:47.020 take your

00:51:47.500 unarmed

00:51:48.000 boat and

00:51:48.680 get through

00:51:49.760 the military

00:51:50.580 blockade of

00:51:51.680 the strongest

00:51:52.280 military power

00:51:53.160 in the history

00:51:53.720 of the

00:51:54.840 universe,

00:51:55.620 as far as

00:51:56.780 we know,

00:51:57.420 except for the

00:51:57.960 younger triads.

00:52:00.700 All right.

00:52:02.960 So,

00:52:03.840 that said a

00:52:04.660 message.

00:52:06.060 Some people

00:52:06.700 are wondering

00:52:07.200 if it's a

00:52:07.940 prelude to

00:52:09.020 invasion of

00:52:10.620 Venezuela,

00:52:11.260 and people

00:52:12.440 are preemptively

00:52:13.840 saying,

00:52:14.420 oh,

00:52:14.840 Trump better

00:52:15.400 not start a

00:52:16.220 war with

00:52:16.600 Venezuela,

00:52:17.420 to which I

00:52:17.900 say,

00:52:18.980 I suppose

00:52:19.800 anything's

00:52:20.340 possible.

00:52:21.980 So,

00:52:22.740 I wouldn't

00:52:23.120 rule it

00:52:23.520 out,

00:52:24.340 but I

00:52:24.720 think it's

00:52:25.540 far more

00:52:26.060 likely since

00:52:26.980 the leader

00:52:27.580 has been

00:52:28.020 declared the

00:52:29.360 head of a

00:52:29.840 cartel.

00:52:31.700 I don't

00:52:32.400 think there

00:52:32.780 would be an

00:52:33.160 invasion,

00:52:34.440 but there

00:52:34.800 might be

00:52:35.660 an Israeli

00:52:36.660 kind of

00:52:37.640 decapitation

00:52:38.800 strike.

00:52:39.360 So,

00:52:40.320 I wouldn't

00:52:40.660 be surprised

00:52:41.540 if those

00:52:42.560 warships off

00:52:43.440 the coast

00:52:43.960 lob a

00:52:44.620 missile into

00:52:45.160 the presidential

00:52:45.880 palace,

00:52:46.960 you know,

00:52:47.240 if they know

00:52:48.040 they've got a

00:52:48.560 clean shot.

00:52:49.900 So,

00:52:50.360 that might

00:52:50.600 happen,

00:52:51.260 and I don't

00:52:52.220 know who

00:52:52.780 would take

00:52:53.260 over if

00:52:53.700 that happened.

00:52:55.920 But,

00:52:56.500 if I had

00:52:56.960 to guess,

00:52:58.740 it won't

00:52:59.200 be,

00:52:59.720 I don't

00:53:00.040 think it

00:53:00.380 will be

00:53:00.800 boots on

00:53:02.020 the ground

00:53:02.440 marine

00:53:03.380 invasion.

00:53:04.860 Could be.

00:53:06.460 I mean,

00:53:06.780 anything is

00:53:07.160 possible,

00:53:07.880 but that

00:53:08.400 seems like a

00:53:08.880 long shot

00:53:09.340 to me.

00:53:15.060 That story

00:53:16.000 is boring.

00:53:16.780 That was

00:53:17.040 boring.

00:53:20.420 So,

00:53:21.240 this

00:53:21.680 fascinates

00:53:22.700 me.

00:53:23.220 So,

00:53:23.660 Trump is

00:53:24.260 pushing hard

00:53:25.200 to get

00:53:26.240 science and

00:53:27.180 the pharma

00:53:27.880 companies to

00:53:28.780 know for

00:53:30.100 sure if

00:53:31.400 the warp

00:53:33.460 speed process

00:53:34.660 of developing

00:53:35.540 what was

00:53:37.160 called

00:53:37.540 vaccination

00:53:38.240 but turned

00:53:38.920 out just

00:53:39.300 to be a

00:53:39.700 shot

00:53:40.040 for COVID.

00:53:42.380 He wants

00:53:43.020 to know

00:53:43.560 if that

00:53:44.480 was a

00:53:45.600 good thing

00:53:46.140 or a

00:53:46.420 bad thing.

00:53:47.680 And I

00:53:48.340 love the

00:53:48.840 fact that

00:53:50.140 he takes

00:53:50.700 full

00:53:51.020 responsibility

00:53:51.700 for being

00:53:52.420 the one

00:53:52.740 who pushed

00:53:53.480 it into

00:53:53.880 existence.

00:53:55.200 And he

00:53:55.940 would like

00:53:56.380 to be able

00:53:56.760 to claim

00:53:57.200 that it

00:53:57.480 was a

00:53:57.780 wonderful

00:53:58.060 thing.

00:53:58.600 so many

00:53:59.580 of his

00:54:00.100 base

00:54:01.460 are

00:54:02.820 dead set

00:54:04.060 against

00:54:04.800 the idea

00:54:05.340 that that

00:54:05.740 was ever

00:54:06.100 a good

00:54:06.460 idea and

00:54:07.460 that they

00:54:08.220 think it

00:54:08.880 was his

00:54:09.260 biggest

00:54:09.800 downside

00:54:11.040 for Trump.

00:54:13.740 So,

00:54:14.280 I like the

00:54:14.760 fact that

00:54:15.260 he's not

00:54:15.960 just trying

00:54:17.160 to lie

00:54:17.640 to us

00:54:18.200 and say

00:54:18.960 something like,

00:54:19.940 oh no,

00:54:20.460 trust me,

00:54:21.000 it was the

00:54:21.320 best thing

00:54:21.680 that ever

00:54:22.020 happened to

00:54:22.400 the country.

00:54:23.260 He's saying

00:54:23.760 out loud

00:54:24.280 that he

00:54:24.620 doesn't know,

00:54:25.260 which is

00:54:27.460 very brave

00:54:28.040 actually,

00:54:29.020 and he's

00:54:29.560 saying that

00:54:30.100 he wants

00:54:30.720 to know

00:54:31.200 and that

00:54:32.680 he's putting

00:54:33.740 pressure on

00:54:34.320 Pfizer and

00:54:34.920 others.

00:54:35.480 He says

00:54:36.360 that he's

00:54:37.280 seen documents

00:54:38.080 by the

00:54:38.600 pharma

00:54:38.960 that would

00:54:40.720 suggest it

00:54:41.400 was a

00:54:42.320 wonderful

00:54:42.820 idea for

00:54:44.060 the shot,

00:54:44.720 but that

00:54:45.360 it's not

00:54:45.820 public,

00:54:46.900 which

00:54:48.000 automatically

00:54:48.740 makes me

00:54:49.420 think that

00:54:50.000 whatever they

00:54:50.560 showed him

00:54:51.060 is not

00:54:51.760 credible

00:54:52.400 because if

00:54:53.400 they released

00:54:54.080 it,

00:54:54.380 maybe other

00:54:55.780 people would

00:54:56.340 look a little

00:54:56.780 more deeply

00:54:57.440 into the

00:54:57.880 data and

00:54:58.320 say,

00:54:58.600 wait a

00:54:58.860 minute,

00:54:59.740 this doesn't

00:55:00.320 look credible

00:55:00.840 to me.

00:55:01.860 So,

00:55:02.240 yeah,

00:55:02.940 I would

00:55:03.620 like to

00:55:04.020 know if

00:55:04.520 the pharma

00:55:05.200 entities are

00:55:06.580 playing the

00:55:07.400 president and

00:55:08.120 the rest of

00:55:08.540 the country,

00:55:09.520 and I don't

00:55:10.940 know how

00:55:11.400 we'll ever

00:55:11.760 know.

00:55:12.780 I guess I'd

00:55:13.600 be skeptical

00:55:14.280 that we could

00:55:15.200 ever get to

00:55:15.780 the bottom

00:55:16.120 of it because

00:55:17.280 there's just

00:55:17.960 so much money

00:55:18.740 involved in

00:55:19.440 maybe,

00:55:20.640 you know,

00:55:21.180 hiding anything

00:55:22.160 that would be

00:55:22.780 bad news.

00:55:24.380 But I

00:55:26.240 love Trump's

00:55:27.640 approach to

00:55:28.400 it.

00:55:29.180 He's,

00:55:30.560 you know,

00:55:31.040 even if it

00:55:32.280 turned out

00:55:32.900 that,

00:55:34.600 well,

00:55:35.060 I won't

00:55:35.420 speculate.

00:55:39.140 So,

00:55:40.160 as you know,

00:55:41.840 the Kennedy

00:55:42.840 Maha movement

00:55:43.940 was supposed

00:55:44.480 to produce a

00:55:45.260 report about

00:55:46.120 what caused

00:55:46.800 autism.

00:55:47.840 They did

00:55:48.540 produce a

00:55:49.500 report,

00:55:50.160 but it was

00:55:50.780 sort of general

00:55:51.620 and not

00:55:52.660 something you

00:55:53.280 could act

00:55:53.780 on very

00:55:54.220 well.

00:55:55.000 I mean,

00:55:55.160 it was just

00:55:55.420 sort of

00:55:55.700 obvious things

00:55:56.360 like it's

00:55:56.840 the food,

00:55:57.400 it's the

00:55:57.700 environment,

00:55:59.520 you know,

00:56:00.140 maybe too

00:56:01.940 much medicalization,

00:56:03.180 but they're

00:56:03.420 not sure.

00:56:04.360 So it didn't

00:56:04.920 really come to

00:56:06.140 a conclusion

00:56:06.700 you could act

00:56:07.380 on.

00:56:07.660 But it

00:56:08.220 turns out

00:56:08.680 that there's

00:56:09.100 a $50

00:56:10.340 million budget

00:56:12.280 for any

00:56:14.720 number of

00:56:15.260 people that

00:56:15.700 they decide,

00:56:16.880 maybe 25

00:56:17.900 grant winners,

00:56:18.580 to study

00:56:20.460 it and

00:56:21.500 to really,

00:56:22.880 really drill

00:56:23.440 down and

00:56:24.880 find out

00:56:25.480 what's causing

00:56:26.640 autism.

00:56:27.780 Now,

00:56:28.200 my question

00:56:28.880 is this,

00:56:29.900 because also

00:56:30.600 in this story,

00:56:31.820 it says that

00:56:32.480 they're going

00:56:32.740 to be looking

00:56:33.260 at existing

00:56:34.320 databases.

00:56:36.380 Why would

00:56:37.260 it cost

00:56:37.840 $50

00:56:38.800 million and

00:56:39.980 take an

00:56:40.400 estimated,

00:56:41.200 according to

00:56:41.680 the story,

00:56:43.480 this is

00:56:43.980 Reuters,

00:56:45.120 two to

00:56:46.080 three years?

00:56:46.860 $50

00:56:48.340 million,

00:56:49.240 25 grants,

00:56:50.660 two to

00:56:50.960 three years

00:56:51.540 for existing

00:56:53.760 data.

00:56:55.460 How can

00:56:56.340 both of

00:56:56.820 those things

00:56:57.300 be true?

00:56:59.000 If Trump

00:57:00.060 signed an

00:57:00.700 executive order

00:57:01.640 that said

00:57:02.360 if Kennedy

00:57:05.540 requests

00:57:06.360 your data,

00:57:07.780 you have

00:57:08.400 to give

00:57:08.800 it to

00:57:09.060 him,

00:57:09.500 or you'll

00:57:10.380 go to

00:57:10.740 jail,

00:57:11.040 because it's

00:57:11.420 an emergency.

00:57:12.880 Autism

00:57:13.460 rates are

00:57:14.460 so high,

00:57:14.960 it's an

00:57:15.160 emergency.

00:57:15.540 So if

00:57:16.660 we want

00:57:17.200 your data,

00:57:18.120 you're not

00:57:18.820 going to be

00:57:19.120 able to

00:57:19.420 say that

00:57:20.280 it's private

00:57:21.960 or anything.

00:57:22.860 We want

00:57:23.420 your data.

00:57:24.080 So how

00:57:25.140 would that

00:57:25.860 take two

00:57:26.380 to three

00:57:26.780 years to

00:57:27.380 analyze

00:57:27.900 existing

00:57:28.900 data if

00:57:30.480 you solve

00:57:31.080 the problem

00:57:31.640 of making

00:57:32.360 them give

00:57:32.860 it to

00:57:33.120 you?

00:57:35.040 What am

00:57:35.940 I missing

00:57:36.380 here?

00:57:37.440 I feel

00:57:38.280 as though

00:57:38.780 if you've

00:57:39.620 got 25

00:57:40.400 grants

00:57:41.280 and 50

00:57:43.680 million

00:57:44.060 dollars,

00:57:45.260 you've

00:57:45.660 already

00:57:46.060 added two

00:57:46.680 variables that

00:57:47.460 would make

00:57:47.880 any project

00:57:48.980 fail.

00:57:50.640 Am I

00:57:51.000 right?

00:57:52.340 Let's say

00:57:53.020 it wasn't

00:57:53.500 about this

00:57:54.060 topic.

00:57:54.580 Let's say

00:57:54.860 it had

00:57:55.020 nothing to

00:57:55.500 do with

00:57:55.760 autism.

00:57:56.300 It was

00:57:56.440 just a

00:57:56.760 project.

00:57:57.780 And I

00:57:58.080 told you

00:57:58.560 there will

00:57:59.460 be 25

00:58:00.300 grant winners

00:58:01.140 trying to

00:58:02.360 figure out

00:58:02.980 from existing

00:58:03.700 data what

00:58:04.300 the problem

00:58:04.740 is.

00:58:05.700 Would you

00:58:06.160 imagine that

00:58:06.880 that would

00:58:07.220 work?

00:58:07.600 there's

00:58:09.960 something

00:58:10.260 wrong

00:58:10.840 from even

00:58:13.300 30,000

00:58:14.220 feet in

00:58:14.900 the air,

00:58:15.640 which is

00:58:16.260 all we

00:58:16.580 know about

00:58:17.000 it.

00:58:17.220 We don't

00:58:17.500 know the

00:58:17.800 details.

00:58:18.540 But even

00:58:18.860 from there,

00:58:19.460 this doesn't

00:58:19.940 look like a

00:58:20.460 process that

00:58:21.740 will bear

00:58:22.280 fruit.

00:58:23.520 There's

00:58:23.740 something

00:58:23.980 wrong.

00:58:25.100 Here's what

00:58:25.900 I would

00:58:26.440 find credible.

00:58:28.620 We've

00:58:29.140 asked Elon

00:58:29.860 Musk to 0.95

00:58:32.380 get his

00:58:32.960 doge

00:58:33.480 geniuses to

00:58:34.940 spend one

00:58:35.920 month looking

00:58:37.460 at all

00:58:37.840 the data

00:58:38.340 and we

00:58:39.140 got an

00:58:39.520 EO signed

00:58:40.220 where everybody

00:58:41.180 has to give

00:58:41.820 it to us.

00:58:43.520 And we're

00:58:43.940 going to do

00:58:44.240 it in one

00:58:44.680 month.

00:58:45.180 And it's the

00:58:45.640 smartest data

00:58:46.440 people in the

00:58:47.000 world will be

00:58:47.520 looking at it

00:58:48.220 so we won't

00:58:49.100 miss anything.

00:58:50.460 Now, I

00:58:51.080 wouldn't believe

00:58:51.520 that.

00:58:52.420 To me, that

00:58:53.200 sounds like a

00:58:53.780 process that

00:58:54.400 could work.

00:58:55.260 But you tell

00:58:55.700 me there's 25

00:58:56.640 grants in two

00:58:57.460 to three years

00:58:58.160 and $50

00:58:58.680 million.

00:59:00.260 No way

00:59:00.920 that works.

00:59:03.540 That's

00:59:03.980 designed for

00:59:04.740 failure, if you

00:59:05.480 ask me.

00:59:06.480 They'll just

00:59:07.080 keep kicking

00:59:07.680 the can down

00:59:08.360 the road and

00:59:09.020 say, oh,

00:59:09.980 has it been

00:59:10.880 three years

00:59:11.500 yet?

00:59:12.640 You know, if

00:59:13.160 you gave me

00:59:13.480 another $5

00:59:14.160 million, I'm

00:59:15.040 so close, so

00:59:16.960 close to having

00:59:17.660 an answer, but

00:59:18.260 just $5 million

00:59:19.260 more.

00:59:20.340 Give me that

00:59:20.800 grant money.

00:59:23.580 Anyway, I

00:59:24.980 hope we'll

00:59:25.380 find out.

00:59:28.100 But, just to

00:59:29.640 make things

00:59:30.320 complicated,

00:59:31.240 according to

00:59:31.780 New Atlas,

00:59:32.960 Bronwyn Thompson

00:59:33.900 is writing

00:59:34.420 that nine

00:59:35.540 in ten

00:59:35.940 autistic

00:59:36.660 adults over

00:59:37.820 the age of

00:59:38.360 40 are

00:59:39.240 undiagnosed.

00:59:41.340 To which I

00:59:42.340 say, how

00:59:43.000 do we know

00:59:43.520 that?

00:59:44.460 All right, but

00:59:44.840 let's say we

00:59:45.320 do.

00:59:47.920 One of the

00:59:48.720 things that

00:59:49.240 people speculate

00:59:50.280 about the

00:59:51.360 zooming

00:59:51.800 increase in

00:59:53.580 autism is

00:59:55.420 that the only

00:59:55.900 thing that's

00:59:56.480 improved is

00:59:57.180 our ability

00:59:57.700 to catch it

00:59:58.580 early.

00:59:58.920 Do you

01:00:00.360 think that's

01:00:01.000 any part of

01:00:02.200 the answer?

01:00:03.360 I feel like

01:00:04.140 it's not the

01:00:04.820 answer, but

01:00:07.400 is it a big

01:00:07.940 part?

01:00:09.120 Because if we

01:00:10.160 know that

01:00:10.720 nine out of

01:00:11.360 ten older

01:00:12.000 people were

01:00:12.800 undiagnosed,

01:00:14.780 doesn't that

01:00:15.540 mean that if

01:00:17.280 they had been

01:00:17.680 young when we

01:00:18.420 were good at

01:00:19.020 diagnosing it,

01:00:20.360 the number of

01:00:21.040 autistic people

01:00:21.900 would have been

01:00:22.440 much higher

01:00:23.140 than we

01:00:24.200 imagine it

01:00:24.820 was, and

01:00:25.700 therefore the

01:00:26.480 rate increase

01:00:27.960 from then

01:00:28.820 to now

01:00:29.460 would be

01:00:30.500 much smaller

01:00:31.300 than what

01:00:32.420 we are

01:00:32.860 alarmingly

01:00:33.680 looking at.

01:00:35.140 I don't

01:00:35.380 know.

01:00:36.000 It feels

01:00:36.500 like it's

01:00:37.020 part of the

01:00:37.800 answer, but

01:00:38.860 I don't know

01:00:39.240 if it's 10%

01:00:40.100 or more

01:00:40.940 than that.

01:00:43.280 Well, Russia 0.88

01:00:44.140 is attacking

01:00:44.800 Ukraine's

01:00:45.960 energy facilities

01:00:47.000 a little more

01:00:47.800 aggressively, and

01:00:49.140 also their

01:00:49.560 transportation hubs,

01:00:51.440 and Ukraine

01:00:53.520 is doing the

01:00:54.260 same thing to

01:00:54.960 Russia, so 0.96

01:00:55.740 they're going

01:00:56.100 after energy

01:00:57.020 infrastructure,

01:00:57.960 and transportation

01:00:59.420 in some

01:01:00.240 ways, and

01:01:01.440 it makes me

01:01:02.340 wonder if

01:01:03.260 that's

01:01:05.900 signaling

01:01:06.340 anything, that

01:01:08.640 the real

01:01:09.260 war, since

01:01:10.360 the war is

01:01:11.860 about sending

01:01:12.600 electrically

01:01:13.900 charged things

01:01:14.680 into the

01:01:15.180 air to go

01:01:15.760 kill your 0.85

01:01:16.160 people, if

01:01:17.520 they kill

01:01:18.040 the electricity

01:01:18.840 production in

01:01:20.000 the other

01:01:20.600 country, then

01:01:22.600 they can't

01:01:22.940 even charge

01:01:23.480 their drones.

01:01:24.860 I mean, I

01:01:25.580 wonder if it

01:01:26.080 could go that

01:01:26.600 deep.

01:01:26.900 do you

01:01:27.740 think they

01:01:28.080 could ever

01:01:28.540 destroy

01:01:29.660 enough

01:01:30.320 infrastructure

01:01:31.100 that even

01:01:32.660 if you had

01:01:33.480 a million

01:01:33.900 drones, you

01:01:34.800 just couldn't

01:01:35.420 charge them?

01:01:36.440 You're sitting

01:01:36.940 there in the

01:01:37.380 dark.

01:01:38.560 Maybe.

01:01:39.580 So I'd

01:01:40.360 watch this

01:01:41.020 energy

01:01:42.180 attacks

01:01:42.800 strategy that

01:01:43.740 they both

01:01:44.160 seem to

01:01:44.520 have.

01:01:44.740 all right, I

01:01:48.100 saw a story in

01:01:49.040 the South

01:01:49.560 China Morning

01:01:50.480 Post, Richard

01:01:52.240 Havis, that

01:01:53.360 asks the

01:01:55.420 question, can

01:01:56.000 you train your

01:01:56.720 mind to be

01:01:57.400 happy?

01:01:58.280 And it

01:01:58.680 says, yes,

01:01:59.380 expert says.

01:02:01.080 Would you

01:02:01.680 like to know

01:02:02.220 how?

01:02:03.440 Would you

01:02:03.840 like me to

01:02:04.460 train you with

01:02:05.660 my hypnosis

01:02:06.940 experience and

01:02:08.400 my reframing

01:02:09.440 experience into

01:02:10.860 how to be

01:02:11.800 happier?

01:02:12.140 somebody says

01:02:14.320 no.

01:02:15.280 All right, well,

01:02:15.840 I won't

01:02:16.080 hypnotize you.

01:02:17.040 I'll just tell

01:02:17.480 you how to

01:02:17.780 do it.

01:02:18.980 All right,

01:02:19.640 number one,

01:02:21.160 whatever you

01:02:22.040 think about the

01:02:22.960 most is who

01:02:23.700 you are, and

01:02:25.040 you can change

01:02:25.740 what you think

01:02:26.300 about the most.

01:02:27.940 It's easy.

01:02:29.100 Watch.

01:02:30.180 Think about

01:02:30.720 your favorite

01:02:31.220 animal.

01:02:32.660 Could you do

01:02:33.240 it?

01:02:34.220 Of course you

01:02:34.800 could.

01:02:36.260 You all had a

01:02:37.300 different favorite

01:02:37.940 animal, but

01:02:38.620 when I said

01:02:39.460 think about your

01:02:40.200 favorite animal,

01:02:41.000 you could do

01:02:41.480 it.

01:02:42.140 So that was

01:02:43.140 when your brain

01:02:43.740 was focusing

01:02:44.380 on a cool

01:02:45.420 thing that you

01:02:45.940 liked, your

01:02:46.620 favorite animal.

01:02:48.120 Probably made

01:02:48.840 you a little bit

01:02:49.640 happy.

01:02:50.200 I mean, just a

01:02:50.980 little bit.

01:02:51.900 But during that

01:02:52.820 time you were

01:02:53.280 thinking about

01:02:53.760 your favorite

01:02:54.180 animal, you

01:02:54.820 weren't thinking

01:02:55.420 about some

01:02:56.400 bad thing that

01:02:57.980 could potentially

01:02:58.820 put you in a

01:02:59.360 bad mood or

01:03:00.540 affect your

01:03:01.860 energy or make

01:03:03.540 you anxious or

01:03:04.240 anything.

01:03:05.080 So I just

01:03:06.700 proved to you

01:03:07.520 that if you

01:03:08.580 just remember

01:03:09.680 as a habit

01:03:10.520 to change

01:03:12.340 your thinking

01:03:12.880 from whatever

01:03:13.480 negative stuff

01:03:14.220 to positive

01:03:14.980 stuff, it's

01:03:15.960 really that

01:03:16.400 easy.

01:03:17.140 Just think

01:03:17.640 about stuff

01:03:18.140 you like.

01:03:19.440 Everybody

01:03:19.780 likes something.

01:03:20.980 Think about

01:03:21.440 a person you

01:03:22.180 like, an

01:03:23.080 experience you

01:03:23.740 had, a walk

01:03:25.560 on the beach

01:03:26.180 if that's your

01:03:26.780 thing.

01:03:27.640 Just think

01:03:28.120 about it and

01:03:29.060 reduce the

01:03:30.160 shelf time that

01:03:31.160 you give to

01:03:31.580 the bad

01:03:31.920 thoughts.

01:03:32.280 Because how

01:03:33.320 much you

01:03:33.700 think about

01:03:34.260 something is

01:03:35.220 what creates

01:03:36.700 the structure

01:03:37.800 in your brain

01:03:38.480 that becomes

01:03:39.140 semi-permanent.

01:03:40.820 You can usually

01:03:41.480 change it, but

01:03:42.220 it becomes a

01:03:43.040 little semi-permanent.

01:03:44.760 So the more

01:03:45.640 you think about

01:03:46.200 positive things,

01:03:47.320 the happier you're

01:03:48.080 going to be.

01:03:49.780 I would also

01:03:50.760 say that although

01:03:51.800 the science says

01:03:52.780 that your happiness

01:03:53.920 is not that

01:03:54.900 affected by your

01:03:55.920 environment,

01:03:57.660 that's not

01:03:59.340 true.

01:03:59.660 your happiness

01:04:01.560 is totally

01:04:02.300 affected by your

01:04:03.100 environment.

01:04:03.960 If your

01:04:04.580 environment is a

01:04:05.500 loving family,

01:04:07.200 you don't think

01:04:07.760 you'd be a little

01:04:08.500 bit happier than

01:04:09.300 if you were

01:04:09.700 sitting all alone

01:04:10.540 in your little

01:04:11.360 apartment, like

01:04:12.260 some of you

01:04:12.800 are?

01:04:14.080 I think it's

01:04:15.220 absurd to

01:04:16.680 imagine that

01:04:17.360 changing your

01:04:18.120 situation won't

01:04:19.840 make you happier.

01:04:21.260 You don't think

01:04:21.880 that going from

01:04:22.700 poor, where

01:04:24.100 you're panicked

01:04:25.320 about eating,

01:04:27.140 to well-off,

01:04:29.660 you don't think

01:04:30.360 that that would

01:04:30.880 make you happier

01:04:31.640 because you

01:04:32.460 didn't have to

01:04:32.900 worry about

01:04:33.300 starving?

01:04:34.920 Of course I

01:04:35.900 would.

01:04:36.460 I guarantee it

01:04:37.600 would make you

01:04:38.100 happier.

01:04:39.780 So yeah, fix

01:04:41.060 your physical

01:04:42.500 exposure, meaning

01:04:45.220 go outside,

01:04:47.100 you know, make

01:04:47.820 sure that you're

01:04:48.360 around some

01:04:48.920 beauty and that

01:04:50.180 you're not looking

01:04:50.720 at depressing

01:04:51.340 gray things.

01:04:53.620 I would even

01:04:54.440 change my

01:04:55.400 commute if it

01:04:57.560 took a few

01:04:58.060 minutes to go

01:04:58.840 through a more

01:05:00.060 attractive place.

01:05:01.160 If you're going

01:05:01.480 to look at it

01:05:02.000 every day, it's

01:05:03.920 better to expose

01:05:04.860 yourself to the

01:05:05.580 attractive route

01:05:06.660 than the fast

01:05:08.380 industrial route.

01:05:11.360 The other thing

01:05:12.360 is, I don't know

01:05:14.260 if you've ever

01:05:14.740 experienced this,

01:05:16.560 but unless you've

01:05:17.580 got pretty serious

01:05:18.560 mental problems,

01:05:20.120 I'll bet you're

01:05:20.880 happy whenever your

01:05:21.960 body feels good.

01:05:23.700 Am I right?

01:05:24.360 You know, if

01:05:26.360 you're a certain

01:05:26.860 age, you've

01:05:27.360 always got some

01:05:27.920 aches and pains

01:05:28.740 and you're too

01:05:29.720 tired and whatever.

01:05:30.960 But every now and

01:05:31.760 then, you'll have

01:05:32.360 this experience where

01:05:33.320 you've got enough

01:05:34.040 sleep and you

01:05:35.540 don't have any

01:05:36.060 special pain and

01:05:37.940 you're just sitting

01:05:38.560 in a chair feeling

01:05:40.440 good.

01:05:41.580 Do you think that

01:05:42.480 makes you happy?

01:05:43.800 Totally.

01:05:45.440 Totally.

01:05:46.520 So what you do

01:05:47.700 with your body to

01:05:49.120 make you feel good

01:05:50.340 more often will

01:05:52.140 absolutely affect

01:05:53.400 your happiness.

01:05:54.340 It will absolutely

01:05:55.260 affect your anxiety.

01:05:58.020 It will help all

01:05:58.800 of that.

01:05:59.720 And we know how

01:06:00.580 to do that.

01:06:01.240 You eat right,

01:06:02.960 which you can

01:06:03.620 learn.

01:06:04.700 You exercise right,

01:06:06.680 which you can

01:06:07.200 learn.

01:06:07.880 You know, I always

01:06:08.560 advise people to do

01:06:09.600 it, take it slow

01:06:10.940 and just make it a

01:06:12.420 continuous learning

01:06:13.500 process.

01:06:14.580 You know,

01:06:14.820 continuously learning

01:06:16.500 what to eat,

01:06:18.120 continuously learning

01:06:19.340 what exercises work

01:06:20.600 best for your

01:06:21.420 particular body.

01:06:22.680 So it's more of a

01:06:23.580 learning, continuous

01:06:24.560 learning thing.

01:06:25.440 That's a good frame

01:06:26.140 to put up.

01:06:27.400 Anyway, if you can

01:06:29.480 make your body

01:06:30.240 happy because you

01:06:31.800 exercise and it

01:06:33.040 just feels good,

01:06:34.580 it'll make your

01:06:35.560 brain happier.

01:06:36.700 If you can look in

01:06:37.720 the mirror because

01:06:38.380 you exercise and

01:06:39.280 ate right and you

01:06:40.340 say to yourself,

01:06:41.080 huh, I look pretty

01:06:42.660 darn good for my

01:06:43.500 age, whatever your

01:06:44.660 age is, yes,

01:06:47.180 absolutely do that.

01:06:48.240 It'll make you feel

01:06:48.840 better.

01:06:49.080 So, and then I'm

01:06:52.880 going to leave you

01:06:53.520 with one positive

01:06:56.080 story here that I

01:06:58.040 find very impressive.

01:06:59.620 There's a gentleman

01:07:00.780 that I follow on

01:07:01.880 social media named

01:07:03.300 King Randall.

01:07:04.980 Now, his first name

01:07:05.900 is King.

01:07:07.540 Don't judge him by

01:07:08.680 that.

01:07:09.580 But he is a

01:07:10.660 youngish, I don't

01:07:12.080 know, I don't know

01:07:13.320 how young, but he's a

01:07:14.720 younger man.

01:07:15.280 And he runs a

01:07:17.460 program where he

01:07:18.340 teaches kids how to

01:07:21.200 do practical things

01:07:22.620 that especially if

01:07:24.220 you're in an

01:07:24.900 economically

01:07:25.800 disadvantaged place,

01:07:27.320 you wouldn't know

01:07:28.420 how to do.

01:07:29.400 And maybe you don't

01:07:30.180 have a father.

01:07:31.680 So he's black,

01:07:33.220 almost all or maybe

01:07:35.240 all of the kids that

01:07:36.700 he trains, I think,

01:07:38.560 are black.

01:07:39.620 But here's what I

01:07:40.720 love about him.

01:07:43.100 He teaches

01:07:44.420 reframes.

01:07:46.400 I don't know if he

01:07:47.080 thinks of it that

01:07:47.860 way.

01:07:48.440 But here's one that

01:07:50.140 he talked about on

01:07:51.100 social media.

01:07:52.480 Part of what he

01:07:53.200 teaches the kids is

01:07:54.380 manners and

01:07:55.200 etiquette.

01:07:56.740 So there's a little

01:07:57.720 video of some young

01:07:59.740 black kids learning

01:08:01.480 how to have a nice

01:08:02.780 meal and handle the

01:08:04.620 etiquette of that.

01:08:05.340 And I guess he got

01:08:06.780 some pushback from

01:08:07.840 people saying that he

01:08:09.260 was training them to

01:08:10.320 act white or

01:08:11.080 something.

01:08:12.280 And his response was

01:08:13.760 that manners are not

01:08:15.580 about acting white.

01:08:16.660 Manners are power.

01:08:18.920 Manners are power.

01:08:21.680 That's why you do

01:08:22.680 it.

01:08:24.180 Now, I have taught a

01:08:26.820 few young people in

01:08:28.700 my circle exactly that

01:08:31.180 lesson.

01:08:32.340 That's exactly what I

01:08:33.640 tell people.

01:08:34.140 If you suggest, I'm

01:08:36.820 thinking of my ex

01:08:37.980 stepson, he was

01:08:39.420 departed, but when he

01:08:41.320 was around, if he

01:08:42.820 wasn't doing things

01:08:43.860 that good etiquette or

01:08:45.400 manners suggested, the

01:08:47.400 way I would explain it

01:08:48.500 to him, I would say,

01:08:49.700 hold on.

01:08:50.860 You don't do manners

01:08:52.020 because of how it

01:08:53.180 makes you feel.

01:08:55.200 You don't do it because

01:08:56.960 somebody told you to

01:08:58.120 do it.

01:08:59.420 You know, and I go

01:08:59.940 through all the reasons

01:09:00.760 that that's not why

01:09:01.580 you do it.

01:09:02.120 The reason you do it

01:09:04.040 is power.

01:09:07.300 Everybody wants to

01:09:08.840 spend time with

01:09:09.780 polite people.

01:09:11.240 We want to hire them.

01:09:12.480 We want to work with

01:09:13.300 them.

01:09:13.640 We want them to be our

01:09:14.500 friends.

01:09:15.140 We want to marry them.

01:09:16.520 We want them to marry

01:09:17.360 our family.

01:09:18.360 It's power.

01:09:19.240 And so, when I see

01:09:21.820 King Randall do that

01:09:24.660 reframe on his kids, if

01:09:26.800 he's telling them that's

01:09:27.880 how they succeed in

01:09:28.980 life, he is not

01:09:31.900 focusing on race

01:09:33.480 whatsoever.

01:09:34.900 In fact, I don't know

01:09:35.840 if I've even heard him

01:09:36.720 mention it.

01:09:37.900 He doesn't really

01:09:39.040 mention race.

01:09:40.380 I'm sure he does

01:09:41.320 sometimes, but it's not

01:09:43.020 really a focus.

01:09:44.300 Here's what he focuses

01:09:45.360 on instead.

01:09:47.580 Personal strategies

01:09:48.700 for success.

01:09:50.580 Because manners are a

01:09:52.120 personal strategy for

01:09:53.400 success.

01:09:54.280 It's not about your

01:09:55.480 race.

01:09:56.560 It would be exactly the

01:09:57.840 same strategy for

01:09:58.800 everybody.

01:10:00.660 It just happens to be

01:10:02.060 that he's working with

01:10:03.040 a particular demographic.

01:10:04.580 But it would be the

01:10:05.380 same for everybody.

01:10:06.200 I would love that to be

01:10:07.020 universal.

01:10:08.180 So then, if this were

01:10:10.220 not awesome enough, he

01:10:11.260 also teaches them

01:10:12.060 things like how to

01:10:13.040 change a tire, how to

01:10:15.940 change the oil in a

01:10:17.220 car, and it's a long

01:10:18.460 list of things that he

01:10:19.920 teaches them.

01:10:20.900 And, oh, my God, it's a

01:10:23.060 strategy for life.

01:10:25.440 I used to go to Boy

01:10:27.100 Scouts, or Cub Scouts,

01:10:28.640 I guess, Cub Scouts.

01:10:30.260 And Cub Scouts, they say,

01:10:31.720 to earn this badge, learn

01:10:33.880 how to carve a leather

01:10:35.660 coffee coaster or

01:10:38.800 something.

01:10:40.160 Completely useless

01:10:41.240 skills just to get a

01:10:43.420 badge.

01:10:45.600 That's not a strategy

01:10:46.820 for life.

01:10:48.080 It was just a waste of

01:10:49.480 time, really.

01:10:50.900 But if you're learning

01:10:51.840 real things that you

01:10:52.800 will need to do in your

01:10:53.840 real life, that's a

01:10:56.060 strategy.

01:10:57.300 And so he's teaching

01:10:58.760 this good strategy for

01:11:00.060 success.

01:11:00.820 But then, just to make

01:11:02.260 it even wilder how

01:11:04.680 smart he is, he's

01:11:05.660 King Randall, he

01:11:07.360 started organizing

01:11:08.480 a very early morning

01:11:10.380 run in his city.

01:11:13.720 And he got like, I

01:11:15.100 don't know, 100

01:11:15.600 people to show up or

01:11:16.640 50 to show up the

01:11:17.820 first time.

01:11:18.740 And then they all had

01:11:20.060 a good time because

01:11:21.420 they were outdoors and

01:11:22.600 they did a thing where

01:11:23.480 they were with other

01:11:25.160 people who were like

01:11:26.160 minded and were

01:11:27.360 looking to, you know,

01:11:28.820 get some exercise.

01:11:29.980 And they just all had a

01:11:31.060 good time.

01:11:31.700 They told their

01:11:32.200 friends.

01:11:33.380 And pretty soon there

01:11:34.160 were 100 people.

01:11:35.660 So 100 people would

01:11:36.820 meet just to go for

01:11:37.840 this mass run really

01:11:39.340 early in the morning.

01:11:41.440 He just topped out

01:11:42.720 300 people.

01:11:45.360 Maybe because it was a 0.97

01:11:46.460 holiday or something.

01:11:47.620 He just got 300

01:11:48.700 people to, not just

01:11:51.380 once, but it looks

01:11:53.160 like they want to be

01:11:54.060 part of this regular

01:11:55.060 running group.

01:11:57.340 300 people.

01:11:59.120 And it also turned

01:12:01.400 diverse.

01:12:01.980 You know, I saw the

01:12:03.280 earlier photos.

01:12:04.360 It looked like it was

01:12:05.100 almost 100% black.

01:12:07.020 Now it looks like maybe

01:12:08.320 it's closer to 20%

01:12:10.140 diverse.

01:12:11.740 Again, perfect.

01:12:13.620 Because it has nothing

01:12:14.660 to do with race.

01:12:16.060 It's a strategy for

01:12:17.380 success.

01:12:18.180 If you can get off your

01:12:19.400 ass and get off in the 0.99

01:12:20.620 morning, you'll meet

01:12:21.740 some people.

01:12:22.500 You'll feel like you

01:12:23.200 accomplished something.

01:12:24.680 You'll be healthier.

01:12:26.280 The healthier will allow

01:12:27.540 you to do everything

01:12:28.300 better.

01:12:28.960 Find a mate. 0.83

01:12:30.120 Get a job.

01:12:31.100 Everything.

01:12:32.640 So, keep an eye on

01:12:36.100 King Randall.

01:12:37.980 Because his ability to

01:12:40.080 pick out what matters,

01:12:41.920 the strategy of life,

01:12:43.760 and then to get people

01:12:44.920 to buy into it, is

01:12:46.340 pretty remarkable.

01:12:47.960 So, keep an eye on

01:12:48.880 him.

01:12:49.200 Follow him on X if

01:12:50.680 you can.

01:12:52.000 All right.

01:12:52.920 That is all I have for

01:12:54.100 you.

01:12:54.380 I want to talk now

01:12:55.260 privately to the

01:12:56.520 people that are my

01:12:58.620 beloved followers.

01:13:00.040 I guess I'll call

01:13:02.140 them community.

01:13:03.000 Beloved community

01:13:04.060 on locals.

01:13:05.720 The rest of you,

01:13:06.340 thanks for joining.

01:13:07.260 I appreciate it every

01:13:08.280 time you're here.

01:13:10.700 You don't have to tip

01:13:11.920 even though there's

01:13:12.680 no tax on tips.

01:13:14.840 All right.

01:13:15.680 Locals, coming at you 1.00

01:13:16.980 privately in 30

01:13:18.020 seconds.

01:13:18.680 Everybody else,

01:13:20.000 have a great day.

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01:13:32.720 Have a great day.

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Real Coffee with Scott Adams - September 03, 2025

Episode 2947 CWSA 09⧸03⧸25

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