Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2989 CWSA 10⧸15⧸25

00:00:00.520 You snuck up on me.

00:00:02.820 Good morning, everybody.

00:00:04.620 Come on in.

00:00:05.780 Grab a seat.

00:00:07.460 Make sure you've got a beverage.

00:00:10.240 My sleeping cat is behind me, so you can get a double show today.

00:00:14.840 Watch the cat and watch me at the same time.

00:00:18.680 Well, I'm checking your stocks for you, and it appears that they're doing pretty well.

00:00:23.280 And if you took, well, I won't say my advice because I don't give stock advice.

00:00:30.480 But I did tell you about a year ago that nuclear power stocks would probably be a good idea.

00:00:38.840 And if you had an index fund, which I do, of nuclear power stocks, you would see it's up 93%.

00:00:46.880 So that worked out.

00:00:49.320 The only advice I ever give for finance are two parts.

00:00:53.940 One is diversify.

00:00:55.460 And the other is there may be once-ever stock opportunities that just never can happen again,

00:01:03.740 like the beginning of the cell phones or like the beginning of PCs or the beginning of AI.

00:01:09.860 But the beginning of nuclear power being, let's say, reconstituted as a good thing will only happen once.

00:01:20.840 There'll be one time when everybody says, oh, we're going to need a lot of nuclear power.

00:01:25.240 So that was the basis.

00:01:27.340 And then again, I diversify by an index fund.

00:01:30.300 I do not recommend this.

00:01:32.380 I do not recommend that you follow anything I say for finance.

00:01:36.380 That's not really my domain.

00:01:37.840 But those are two investment tricks that you should know.

00:01:44.340 The once-ever and diversify.

00:01:47.400 If you get those two things right, you might be in good shape as long as you don't make too big a bets.

00:01:53.540 All right.

00:01:54.040 I think we have a show to do here.

00:01:55.440 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to Coffee with Scott Adams,

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00:02:41.560 So good.

00:02:42.820 So good.

00:02:45.240 All right.

00:02:46.380 I'm going to give you a reframe from my book, Reframe Your Brain,

00:02:51.580 which I have not yet selected, but they're also good that it won't be hard.

00:03:02.980 Here's one.

00:03:05.020 The usual frame is that you deserve to be treated well by other people.

00:03:09.560 How many of you think that that's a fair statement, that you deserve to be treated well by other people?

00:03:18.780 Well, here's a reframe.

00:03:20.900 I'll improve on that.

00:03:22.640 You get what you give on average.

00:03:25.180 No one deserves anything.

00:03:27.440 You get what you give.

00:03:29.100 If you're not getting enough out of other people or your job or out of life, you're probably not giving enough.

00:03:35.940 So instead of thinking, darn it, why have I not been given enough just for existing?

00:03:42.300 Stop that.

00:03:43.980 Go make sure that you can get enough by giving more.

00:03:48.480 So that's one of the tips for happiness, too, if you're in a bad mood.

00:03:54.100 You've heard me say this one before.

00:03:55.800 One of the best ways to get in a good mood is just to do some unsolicited good thing for somebody.

00:04:01.900 And if they appreciate it, or even if they don't, as long as it's a good thing, it will cheer you up.

00:04:07.860 So stop thinking about what people can do for you.

00:04:11.700 Think about what you can do for other people and watch the magic happen.

00:04:16.740 All right.

00:04:17.100 I'm going to see your comments here.

00:04:19.560 Let me give you a little update on my health situation.

00:04:22.380 Normally, I wouldn't do that.

00:04:23.720 But since you're all part of the ride and you're wondering if I'm going to conk out any minute.

00:04:30.760 So here's the current plan.

00:04:32.980 Current plan goes like this.

00:04:34.380 On Friday, I'll get a scan, let's say special scan, PSMA, that will tell me if I can be qualified for this new cancer drug called Pluvicto by Novartis.

00:04:50.840 And so on Friday, I get a scan, and then my doctor will look at the scan and see if it's, see if it, what they do is they give you some nuclear juice.

00:05:06.480 And if it lights up the tumors, then they know that the Pluvicto can reach the tumors.

00:05:11.640 So you don't automatically get it because you want it, and you don't automatically get it because your doctor thinks it's a good idea.

00:05:19.060 You have to go through a process to qualify to be one of the people that can get it, probably because it's expensive.

00:05:28.840 There's something on my desk talking.

00:05:33.400 I don't know what it is.

00:05:34.540 I don't have any devices that should be talking to me now, but I'm hearing some voices.

00:05:40.040 I hope that's not in my head.

00:05:41.320 Anyway, so the process is I take the scan, my doctor looks at it, and then he has to submit it to a board of people that only meet every two weeks specifically to decide who gets this limited drug and who doesn't.

00:05:55.980 It's very expensive.

00:05:56.680 I assume that's why they do it, because it costs so much.

00:06:01.340 If they say yes, that will take me a couple of weeks before I get the yes.

00:06:07.080 Then I also have to schedule the actual treatments, of which there will be half a dozen.

00:06:12.220 So we might be a month away from me getting that into my veins.

00:06:18.120 And so my challenge is to stay alive until then.

00:06:21.100 One of the exciting things about having late-stage cancer is you don't really know how long you're going to last, right?

00:06:30.820 I bought a little extra time with the testosterone blockers, but they fail after a while.

00:06:38.980 Predictably, they fail.

00:06:40.740 So I'm in that failure range where things are getting much worse, but my solution is getting closer and closer.

00:06:49.100 Now, it's not a solution.

00:06:51.780 It's a chance of a solution.

00:06:53.820 Maybe a good solid 30% chance it buys me some meaningful extra time.

00:07:00.700 But we're only talking months.

00:07:02.820 We're only talking months.

00:07:04.900 If I were one of the rare people who just the tumors just disappeared, which can happen, by the way, with that drug, it's just not the common experience.

00:07:14.280 So the other thing you need to know is that I've upped my painkillers.

00:07:21.100 I won't be more specific than that, but wow, am I high right now.

00:07:27.280 I am so high on painkillers, legally prescribed painkillers.

00:07:33.620 So for the first time that you've seen me in months, I'm in no pain whatsoever.

00:07:40.600 I have no mental pain.

00:07:42.720 I have no physical pain.

00:07:44.820 This is the first time you've seen me in a pain since a year ago, probably a year ago.

00:07:51.460 So I'm having a really good day, and I had a good night's sleep, and who knows what's going to happen next.

00:07:56.160 So there's a story by the BBC that says your hormones might be controlling your mind.

00:08:04.040 Do you think they needed to do that study to find out that your hormones might control how you're thinking?

00:08:11.680 That's literally the most obvious thing in the world.

00:08:14.780 No, you didn't need to do that.

00:08:16.020 Just ask me.

00:08:16.900 Scott, do you think that people's hormones will affect their thoughts?

00:08:22.180 Yes, yes.

00:08:23.500 But they're taking it further, trying to figure out how to change the hormones so it'll fix your mental problems.

00:08:30.700 But yes, your body is your brain, as I tell you often.

00:08:34.640 All right, here's another one.

00:08:36.200 Did they need to do this study?

00:08:38.380 Eric Nolan from SciPost is writing that negativity drives engagement on political TikTok.

00:08:45.080 How many of you were unaware that if you do negative things on TikTok and social media, you get more response than if you do positive things?

00:08:58.840 Didn't everybody know that?

00:09:01.840 But I would like to introduce a competing thought.

00:09:06.340 So, being as I am a professional humorist and professional writer, and specifically a cartoonist who writes short, pithy, funny things,

00:09:20.540 I believe that when I do a positive post that's all upside and makes people feel good,

00:09:30.700 that those are just as viral as the negative stuff.

00:09:33.720 What's different is it's harder to do.

00:09:37.200 It's really easy to do negative stuff.

00:09:39.900 You're usually just forwarding something that somebody else sent around.

00:09:44.200 But if you wanted to do something that would make people inspired and happy, you could do it.

00:09:51.940 But it's sort of a high bar.

00:09:54.020 You know, if you're not a professional writer, you're not going to hit that too often.

00:09:59.720 But if you are, positivity can sell.

00:10:02.820 It's just much, much harder to produce.

00:10:07.820 Well, almost every day I tell you there's a new study about hallucinogens doing good things for people.

00:10:14.580 Here's one.

00:10:14.980 This is also Eric Dolan in the side post.

00:10:17.900 The long-term ayahuasca use is linked to distinct emotional brain activity and higher resilience.

00:10:26.260 Now, what's different about this, and by the way, I don't recommend ayahuasca.

00:10:30.680 I'm pretty sure that that's one of the more dangerous ones.

00:10:34.020 I'm not an expert on this.

00:10:35.800 But don't take this as a recommendation.

00:10:39.060 You should look at the risks.

00:10:40.380 But the people who are long-term users of it, I guess some people do it more as a lifestyle, religious kind of thing,

00:10:47.880 that their brains are actually different.

00:10:50.460 And the difference is positive.

00:10:53.300 And this is also interesting.

00:10:56.360 Apparently, they can use machine learning to determine just by looking at your brain,

00:11:01.900 if you've used ayahuasca for a long time, with 75% chance that they would get it right.

00:11:07.720 So it actually changes your brain.

00:11:12.060 Your brain is physically different if you do a lot of ayahuasca.

00:11:15.940 But apparently, it's positive.

00:11:18.180 But it did not help.

00:11:20.300 And this part surprised me.

00:11:22.420 It didn't help anxiety, depression, or general mood in the long run, probably in the short run.

00:11:28.040 But the other hallucinogens, like the mushroom type,

00:11:33.860 I think that there's more indication that they last.

00:11:37.880 But the ayahuasca will make you more emotionally resilient,

00:11:42.560 which would be an amazing quality to have if you could build it.

00:11:46.600 I don't recommend it.

00:11:47.860 I'm just telling you what's out there.

00:11:52.200 Well, X is apparently going to make a change

00:11:54.700 so that you can tell what country the poster is from.

00:11:59.780 I feel like that would be really helpful.

00:12:03.080 Wouldn't you like to know if the post came from China or Israel

00:12:07.620 or some other country that's in the news?

00:12:12.120 It seems like a good idea to me.

00:12:13.800 I'd like that.

00:12:15.580 They're going to have to do a lot more to make the comments trustable.

00:12:21.520 But that would probably help.

00:12:22.960 You may have seen this already,

00:12:26.060 that the percentage of people claiming to be trans among young people,

00:12:33.060 so this is only a poll of young people,

00:12:35.400 the number of people who claim to be trans is plunging.

00:12:41.060 So it's gone way down.

00:12:43.380 But the number of people claiming to be gay or lesbian is somewhat unchanged.

00:12:48.680 What does that tell you?

00:12:49.600 If the trans identifiers have gone way down,

00:12:54.900 far, far less of them just in the last year or two,

00:12:58.120 but the gay and lesbian stayed the same,

00:13:01.220 well, it tells me that gay and lesbian is real

00:13:03.740 and trans was always a mass hysteria.

00:13:08.520 How many of you knew from the beginning

00:13:11.020 that the trans thing was a mass hysteria?

00:13:13.500 And mass hysteria might be slightly wrong description,

00:13:19.800 but you know what I mean.

00:13:21.240 There was a psychological phenomenon

00:13:24.060 and not a biological phenomenon.

00:13:27.940 Pretty much all of you knew that, right?

00:13:31.180 For some of you,

00:13:32.320 this might be your first identifiable mass hysteria.

00:13:37.560 The more of these you see,

00:13:40.020 the easier it is to spot them.

00:13:42.740 And I've been trying to teach you how to do this for years.

00:13:45.920 But TDS is, of course, another mass hysteria.

00:13:50.220 And even TDS is starting to give way

00:13:53.120 because of Trump's recent successes

00:13:55.740 and the fact that you just sort of get used to his personality

00:13:59.500 and then it becomes just part of the show.

00:14:01.980 I think Trump's personality went from,

00:14:05.960 oh my God, we can't have a president

00:14:07.500 who says and does things like that.

00:14:09.700 No, no, look what he said again.

00:14:12.100 Oh my God, did he say that?

00:14:14.300 And then you just get used to it.

00:14:17.800 And now we're at the point where he says

00:14:19.480 outrageously provocative things

00:14:22.260 and even his critics just sort of give up on it.

00:14:25.980 It's like, yeah, okay, all right, that's just what he does.

00:14:29.280 Does it work?

00:14:30.180 Well, apparently there's more upside than downside

00:14:33.440 for Trump being Trump.

00:14:36.440 So, yeah, you'll learn to spot all these mass hysterias.

00:14:41.540 However, let's see if you think

00:14:43.480 this is a competing number or not.

00:14:46.140 So if you knew that trans is way down

00:14:48.260 and you knew that gay and lesbian was stable,

00:14:52.600 what would you make of the fact that there was,

00:14:54.820 in Brown University,

00:14:55.940 there's one in three people identify as LGBTQ.

00:15:00.180 or LGBT, no Q, one in three.

00:15:06.140 Do you know what the secret, well, not secret,

00:15:10.800 do you know why the number is so big,

00:15:12.480 that one in three people at Brown are LGBT?

00:15:16.700 Well, one hypothesis, which I think is right on,

00:15:21.000 is that young females still find it trendy.

00:15:25.640 I feel like it's trendy.

00:15:27.460 It's not a mass hysteria, it's just trendy.

00:15:30.360 To say that, well, you know, I'm a little bit bisexual.

00:15:34.880 If I met a woman that I fell in love with,

00:15:38.440 you know, I could imagine.

00:15:39.760 I could imagine that maybe something would happen there.

00:15:42.260 So I think it has to do with women, young women,

00:15:46.560 saying, yeah, no problem.

00:15:48.280 If I fell in love with somebody of the same sex,

00:15:51.540 you know, I'm not exactly gay or bi,

00:15:54.440 but if it happened, it happened.

00:15:56.980 So I think that's what's happening.

00:15:58.400 The one in three is mostly young women.

00:16:00.760 All right.

00:16:05.960 Let's talk about Letitia James.

00:16:09.080 So Letitia James, you all know who she is.

00:16:11.540 She's the one who tried to lawfare Trump into jail,

00:16:15.080 but she's got her own lawfare problems

00:16:17.280 with alleged banking fraud for her several mortgages.

00:16:22.120 Anyway, she appeared in front of some group

00:16:24.500 and got like a hero's welcome.

00:16:26.680 And I thought to myself, how?

00:16:30.280 How do you get a hero's welcome

00:16:32.160 for being incredibly accused of being a gigantic fraud

00:16:37.560 while also being the attorney general?

00:16:40.580 Like, how?

00:16:41.980 But apparently she had lots of supporters

00:16:43.760 and she was quite happy to raise her hand

00:16:47.380 in what, if she were Elon Musk,

00:16:49.940 they would call a Nazi salute.

00:16:51.540 But instead she was just waving to the crowd.

00:16:53.420 But Jonathan Turley,

00:16:57.880 one of my favorite observers of anything,

00:17:01.340 had a good comment on X about her.

00:17:05.140 Jonathan Turley says,

00:17:06.280 Letitia James declared yesterday,

00:17:08.480 this was at the event,

00:17:10.160 that her indictment is nothing more

00:17:11.880 than a desperate weaponization of our justice system.

00:17:16.360 Turley says,

00:17:17.500 it is like Katie Porter objecting to a hostile workplace.

00:17:21.520 That's a good line.

00:17:22.300 The fact that the audience applauded rather than laughed

00:17:25.980 is the ultimate test of rage politics.

00:17:29.120 Yeah.

00:17:30.600 That's a perfect comment, Jonathan Turley.

00:17:33.680 I'm going to mention him again later.

00:17:35.180 He's so good.

00:17:37.280 You remember Jack Smith?

00:17:39.780 What do you call him?

00:17:40.920 A special counsel or whatever he was.

00:17:43.480 So he was investigating Trump.

00:17:45.580 And he went on MSNBC.

00:17:49.260 He was talking to Andrew Weissman,

00:17:51.640 who Molly Hemingway reminds us

00:17:53.500 was the architect of the Russia collusion hoax.

00:17:57.020 Now, what two people could be less credible

00:18:00.500 than Jack Smith talking to Andrew Weissman on MSNBC?

00:18:06.060 If you were to try to come up with a movie plot

00:18:11.180 of the two least credible people

00:18:13.700 in the least credible place

00:18:15.300 saying the least credible things,

00:18:17.480 it would look a lot like that.

00:18:19.560 So Jack Smith actually said,

00:18:21.740 in real words,

00:18:23.940 that the idea that politics would play a role

00:18:26.680 in his cases against Trump

00:18:28.440 is, quote,

00:18:29.040 absolutely ludicrous.

00:18:34.560 It's ludicrous to imagine

00:18:36.280 that politics had anything to do

00:18:38.000 with law-faring Trump.

00:18:39.760 No, it's ludicrous.

00:18:41.000 What, are you crazy?

00:18:42.360 Stop looking at me like that.

00:18:44.260 That's crazy talk.

00:18:45.920 And not only do I know it's crazy talk,

00:18:47.840 but Andrew Weissman would totally agree

00:18:50.020 with me on MSNBC.

00:18:53.220 So that was wonderfully insane.

00:18:56.020 In other funny news,

00:19:01.500 Representative Anna Paulina Luna,

00:19:04.040 I don't know exactly what her role is in Congress,

00:19:09.020 Representative Luna,

00:19:10.560 but apparently she's been given,

00:19:13.100 I'll call it the portfolio,

00:19:15.440 of all the secrets,

00:19:18.460 stuff like UFOs and secret files.

00:19:22.140 I don't know.

00:19:22.740 So she has some kind of role

00:19:24.860 with the government secrets.

00:19:27.620 But as part of that,

00:19:28.760 she was offered and has accepted,

00:19:30.940 I think she already has them,

00:19:32.660 a bunch of files from Russia

00:19:34.580 on the topic of their own investigation

00:19:37.880 of who killed JFK.

00:19:40.540 Now, how much would you trust

00:19:43.440 Russia's assessment

00:19:45.380 of who killed JFK?

00:19:49.420 Does that seem like something credible to you?

00:19:52.220 Especially in today's day and age.

00:19:55.180 It's possible.

00:19:57.800 But even if they're telling the truth,

00:20:00.740 how much truth do they know?

00:20:03.400 Would Russia have access to more,

00:20:05.620 you know,

00:20:06.580 accurate information

00:20:07.660 or simply be willing to say it,

00:20:10.840 whereas maybe the U.S. people

00:20:12.520 would lie about it?

00:20:13.960 I don't know.

00:20:14.920 But I haven't seen the details,

00:20:16.800 but I saw a suggestion

00:20:18.500 that the Russians thought

00:20:20.060 LBJ and the CIA

00:20:22.160 conspired to kill Kennedy.

00:20:25.200 Now,

00:20:26.160 that's what I think.

00:20:28.140 I mean,

00:20:28.680 that sort of matches my opinion.

00:20:31.240 Other people will say

00:20:32.560 Israel's behind it

00:20:33.580 because we say

00:20:34.560 Israel's behind everything.

00:20:36.240 I don't know about that.

00:20:37.620 I know the argument.

00:20:40.100 The argument is that

00:20:41.280 Kennedy was doing things

00:20:42.820 that Israel didn't like,

00:20:44.940 such as trying to

00:20:46.280 prevent them

00:20:47.140 from getting nuclear weapons.

00:20:50.220 Well,

00:20:50.420 that would be

00:20:50.960 a very big risk

00:20:53.660 to murder our president

00:20:55.320 because they didn't like something.

00:20:57.500 So,

00:20:57.900 I'm generally going to say

00:20:58.920 that I just don't believe

00:21:00.280 a foreign country

00:21:01.740 is going to take a chance

00:21:02.840 of murdering our president

00:21:03.940 if there's any chance

00:21:06.000 of getting caught.

00:21:07.620 And there's always

00:21:08.340 a chance of getting caught.

00:21:10.040 You can't murder somebody

00:21:11.380 in public

00:21:12.020 and then just assume

00:21:13.600 you won't get caught

00:21:14.440 because you,

00:21:15.220 what,

00:21:16.060 rapidly killed

00:21:17.120 the shooter itself.

00:21:19.060 I mean,

00:21:19.440 there's just no way

00:21:20.460 you could assume

00:21:21.160 you wouldn't get caught.

00:21:23.160 But you could imagine

00:21:24.540 CIA and LBJ

00:21:26.640 thinking

00:21:27.060 maybe they could

00:21:28.740 cover it up

00:21:29.380 because that would be

00:21:30.260 an inside job.

00:21:31.460 But if it were

00:21:32.240 an outside job,

00:21:33.940 you know,

00:21:34.860 it wasn't the United States

00:21:36.060 involved,

00:21:37.500 I don't know

00:21:38.100 if you could cover that up.

00:21:39.660 But an inside job?

00:21:40.960 Yeah.

00:21:41.560 You could cover up

00:21:42.600 an inside job.

00:21:44.980 All right.

00:21:45.540 You probably saw the story

00:21:46.520 that some group

00:21:47.940 I never heard of

00:21:48.660 called the Young Republican

00:21:49.740 National Federation,

00:21:51.860 some of their

00:21:52.560 private or internal

00:21:54.620 text messages

00:21:56.020 got revealed

00:21:57.160 and there were

00:21:59.220 some very,

00:22:00.700 let's say,

00:22:01.500 provocative

00:22:02.100 and inappropriate

00:22:03.880 messages in there

00:22:05.140 that got surfaced.

00:22:06.540 So there were people

00:22:07.380 joking about gas chambers

00:22:09.020 and saying

00:22:10.240 they like Hitler

00:22:10.980 and referring to

00:22:12.440 black people

00:22:13.100 as watermelon eaters

00:22:14.360 and monkeys

00:22:15.000 and other

00:22:16.440 disgusting

00:22:17.260 things.

00:22:19.660 The leadership

00:22:20.900 has disavowed it

00:22:23.040 totally,

00:22:23.560 the leadership

00:22:24.080 of the Young Republican

00:22:25.060 National Federation

00:22:25.880 and demanded

00:22:27.580 that anybody

00:22:28.400 who's involved

00:22:29.080 with those messages

00:22:29.960 immediately resign

00:22:31.660 from the organization.

00:22:33.920 Let me give you,

00:22:35.400 for those of you

00:22:36.240 who are not male,

00:22:38.220 let me give you

00:22:38.920 some insight.

00:22:40.080 All right?

00:22:40.700 I don't think

00:22:41.520 I have to tell this

00:22:42.260 to anybody

00:22:42.880 who's a male.

00:22:45.040 Do you have

00:22:45.840 any idea

00:22:46.580 what young males

00:22:47.840 say when nobody,

00:22:49.080 when they think

00:22:49.620 nobody's listening?

00:22:51.120 Do you have

00:22:51.940 any idea?

00:22:52.800 I've been

00:22:55.720 a young male.

00:22:57.640 Not anymore.

00:22:59.340 But do you

00:23:00.180 have any idea

00:23:01.260 what would be

00:23:02.640 normal conversation

00:23:03.980 among,

00:23:05.500 I don't know,

00:23:06.660 19-year-olds?

00:23:08.280 Any idea?

00:23:09.540 Do you really think

00:23:10.360 this is outside

00:23:11.140 the line?

00:23:12.260 That you discovered

00:23:13.400 this little pocket

00:23:14.480 of people

00:23:15.640 who say things

00:23:16.440 that are provocative?

00:23:18.420 No.

00:23:20.040 This would be

00:23:21.080 every group

00:23:22.620 of 100 people

00:23:23.560 is going to have

00:23:24.360 10 trolls in it.

00:23:26.620 Let's say if you

00:23:27.380 picked 100 young men.

00:23:30.060 Doesn't matter

00:23:30.640 what race.

00:23:31.940 Doesn't matter

00:23:32.500 what politics.

00:23:33.880 Doesn't matter.

00:23:34.460 Probably doesn't even matter.

00:23:35.560 Well, maybe it matters

00:23:36.360 what religion.

00:23:37.220 That would matter

00:23:37.680 a little bit.

00:23:38.540 But if it's just

00:23:39.300 100 people

00:23:40.080 picked randomly,

00:23:41.440 you're going to get

00:23:42.140 10 trolls

00:23:42.980 who think it's

00:23:44.560 the funniest thing

00:23:45.340 in the world

00:23:45.740 to say things

00:23:46.500 that offend

00:23:47.000 the rest of the people.

00:23:48.820 They would be

00:23:49.440 doing it

00:23:49.920 to be offensive.

00:23:50.800 But the payoff

00:23:52.620 is the offensive part

00:23:53.880 to see the reaction.

00:23:55.900 If you don't

00:23:56.640 understand that

00:23:57.380 about young

00:23:58.180 boys or men

00:24:00.200 that there's going

00:24:01.540 to be 10% trolls,

00:24:02.960 they're going to say

00:24:03.560 whatever's the worst

00:24:04.420 thing you could say,

00:24:05.260 and they're doing it

00:24:06.160 for the reaction,

00:24:07.500 for the attention,

00:24:08.680 then you don't

00:24:09.360 really understand this.

00:24:12.340 Pretty much

00:24:13.140 all of those

00:24:13.960 people

00:24:14.520 will outgrow

00:24:15.860 this kind of behavior.

00:24:16.940 So for the people

00:24:18.820 who are under 25,

00:24:20.440 I just say,

00:24:21.600 wait,

00:24:23.160 it's not really

00:24:23.980 a problem you need

00:24:24.560 to fix.

00:24:25.540 It's not ideal.

00:24:27.020 I don't approve of it.

00:24:28.300 That's why it gets fixed.

00:24:29.980 That when people

00:24:31.180 get to a certain age

00:24:32.120 and they realize

00:24:32.720 nobody approves

00:24:34.280 of this,

00:24:35.080 just nobody,

00:24:36.560 nobody approves

00:24:37.360 of this,

00:24:38.160 then they start

00:24:39.240 to buy into

00:24:40.420 the system

00:24:40.960 a little bit

00:24:41.620 and it goes away.

00:24:43.200 So I would say

00:24:43.980 it's a non-problem,

00:24:45.880 but it is a shock

00:24:47.800 probably to women

00:24:49.660 to find out

00:24:51.280 that this would be

00:24:52.100 so ordinary.

00:24:54.120 And by the way,

00:24:55.080 I'm not saying

00:24:55.820 it's ordinary

00:24:56.300 that they're racists.

00:24:57.980 I'm saying

00:24:58.680 it's ordinary

00:24:59.180 that they would pick

00:25:00.000 whatever was

00:25:00.940 the most provocative,

00:25:03.100 inappropriate thing

00:25:03.960 to say,

00:25:04.840 and 10% of them

00:25:06.080 are going to say that,

00:25:06.960 guaranteed,

00:25:07.780 every time.

00:25:09.140 Whatever it is

00:25:09.960 you don't want them

00:25:10.580 to say,

00:25:11.400 10% will say it

00:25:12.520 because they just

00:25:13.020 love doing that.

00:25:14.340 So I wouldn't

00:25:14.960 take it too seriously.

00:25:16.540 I think the young

00:25:17.460 Republican leadership

00:25:19.080 treated it right.

00:25:20.380 They disavowed it

00:25:21.240 right away.

00:25:22.100 They said,

00:25:22.580 you've got to

00:25:22.900 get out of here.

00:25:24.540 They set a standard.

00:25:26.780 That's all you can do.

00:25:28.540 It's sort of

00:25:29.160 a non-story.

00:25:31.340 You probably know

00:25:32.580 that Jimmy Kimmel

00:25:33.520 praised Trump

00:25:35.340 for his Gaza success.

00:25:38.160 He said,

00:25:38.640 I know it sounds

00:25:39.620 crazy to say,

00:25:40.700 but good work

00:25:41.360 on that one,

00:25:41.880 President Trump.

00:25:43.300 Now,

00:25:43.540 I would say

00:25:44.040 that was the easiest

00:25:45.140 thing that anybody

00:25:46.160 could ever do.

00:25:48.060 So Kimmel

00:25:49.120 probably

00:25:50.600 would enjoy

00:25:52.740 having some easy,

00:25:54.900 non-controversial way

00:25:56.300 to get back

00:25:57.080 some of his

00:25:57.920 conservative audience.

00:25:59.760 I mean,

00:25:59.960 that's a big reach.

00:26:01.140 I don't think

00:26:01.540 he'll get them back.

00:26:02.880 But it's easy

00:26:04.540 to say,

00:26:05.720 you know,

00:26:05.960 once CNN

00:26:06.880 and,

00:26:07.860 you know,

00:26:08.540 even the critics

00:26:09.560 of the president

00:26:10.220 have sided with him

00:26:11.940 on Gaza,

00:26:12.620 it's kind of easy

00:26:13.520 at that point

00:26:14.560 to say,

00:26:14.860 all right,

00:26:15.280 all right,

00:26:15.580 you did that one thing

00:26:16.460 good.

00:26:17.300 So that was smart

00:26:18.480 and appropriate.

00:26:21.220 But

00:26:21.620 it makes

00:26:24.160 more of a contrast

00:26:25.480 with why the ladies

00:26:26.720 of the view

00:26:27.440 can't seem to do this.

00:26:30.480 When you see

00:26:31.220 how easy it is

00:26:32.340 and how smart it is,

00:26:34.120 really,

00:26:34.480 it's just smart.

00:26:35.880 Then you see

00:26:36.640 that the view

00:26:37.140 can't do the thing

00:26:37.960 that's easy

00:26:38.540 and smart.

00:26:39.660 Just can't do it.

00:26:41.740 So,

00:26:42.840 anyway,

00:26:43.600 so the most,

00:26:44.340 what would be

00:26:44.720 the most predictable

00:26:46.460 thing that would happen

00:26:47.440 after this Gaza deal

00:26:49.040 seems to have been

00:26:50.820 made?

00:26:52.480 The most predictable

00:26:53.480 thing would be

00:26:54.960 violations

00:26:57.140 of the ceasefire.

00:26:59.300 Is there anyone

00:27:00.500 who thought

00:27:01.240 the ceasefire

00:27:02.540 would not be violated?

00:27:03.960 Of course it will.

00:27:05.980 It's always violated

00:27:07.000 because there are

00:27:09.420 members of both sides

00:27:10.880 who probably

00:27:12.300 didn't want peace.

00:27:14.060 There are probably

00:27:14.660 some Israelis

00:27:16.700 and probably

00:27:18.120 some Gazans

00:27:19.040 who are like,

00:27:19.540 you know,

00:27:20.620 I wouldn't mind

00:27:21.220 a little bit more war.

00:27:22.540 We could maybe

00:27:23.580 get more of what

00:27:24.440 we want out of this deal.

00:27:26.000 So,

00:27:26.560 of course,

00:27:27.260 there will be

00:27:27.720 ceasefire violations.

00:27:29.100 But

00:27:29.340 as long as

00:27:31.200 the main combatants

00:27:32.560 have been

00:27:33.000 separated,

00:27:35.240 it should be limited

00:27:36.340 and something

00:27:37.740 we can work through.

00:27:38.760 I don't think

00:27:39.160 it'll be the end

00:27:39.740 of the process.

00:27:42.540 Anyway,

00:27:43.220 and then

00:27:43.700 the reports

00:27:44.340 that Hamas

00:27:44.940 has already carried

00:27:45.720 down

00:27:46.020 a bunch of

00:27:47.820 public executions.

00:27:49.540 We don't know

00:27:50.140 how much.

00:27:50.720 It might have

00:27:51.440 happened once,

00:27:52.960 eight people,

00:27:54.600 but there's reports

00:27:55.780 of at least

00:27:56.300 33 people

00:27:57.780 who have been

00:27:58.880 executed.

00:28:00.060 sort of

00:28:01.080 revenge,

00:28:01.800 I guess.

00:28:02.620 They just

00:28:02.920 take them out.

00:28:03.820 But that,

00:28:04.520 too,

00:28:05.360 was 100%

00:28:06.520 predictable,

00:28:08.180 right?

00:28:08.840 It was 100%

00:28:09.660 predictable

00:28:10.140 that Hamas

00:28:10.740 would execute

00:28:11.480 whoever they

00:28:12.720 didn't like

00:28:13.320 during the war.

00:28:15.140 But at some

00:28:15.920 point,

00:28:16.180 they run out

00:28:16.680 of people

00:28:17.000 to execute

00:28:17.720 or at some

00:28:20.120 point,

00:28:20.400 they lose

00:28:20.720 their weapons.

00:28:22.020 So,

00:28:22.240 Trump says

00:28:22.700 Hamas will be

00:28:23.480 forced to

00:28:24.120 disarm or

00:28:24.860 quote,

00:28:25.680 we will

00:28:26.240 disarm them.

00:28:27.040 I asked

00:28:28.220 on X,

00:28:28.740 who's we?

00:28:30.160 Because I

00:28:30.740 think there

00:28:31.080 are 200

00:28:31.600 U.S.

00:28:32.120 troops over

00:28:32.640 there.

00:28:33.260 They're not

00:28:33.640 going to do

00:28:33.980 it,

00:28:34.440 right?

00:28:35.520 I hope

00:28:36.420 you're not

00:28:36.700 sending U.S.

00:28:38.020 troops on

00:28:38.460 the ground.

00:28:39.720 But he

00:28:39.920 said we,

00:28:41.040 he probably

00:28:41.640 means that

00:28:42.240 Peace

00:28:42.780 Council,

00:28:44.180 whichever

00:28:45.020 countries

00:28:45.720 decide to

00:28:46.800 be part of

00:28:47.220 the security

00:28:47.760 arrangement.

00:28:50.140 But he

00:28:50.840 says that

00:28:51.820 disarmament

00:28:52.500 should take

00:28:53.000 place in a

00:28:53.580 reasonable

00:28:53.940 period of

00:28:54.520 time.

00:28:55.320 Well,

00:28:55.540 you know,

00:28:55.800 Trump is

00:28:56.860 good at

00:28:57.200 disarming.

00:28:58.220 If you

00:28:58.720 saw him

00:28:59.140 shaking hands

00:29:00.300 with Emmanuel

00:29:00.920 Macron,

00:29:02.200 he practically

00:29:03.160 ripped his

00:29:03.740 whole arm

00:29:04.160 off.

00:29:05.100 Yeah,

00:29:05.300 he's very

00:29:05.660 disarming.

00:29:08.500 And then

00:29:08.920 Trump clarifies,

00:29:12.200 he says,

00:29:12.580 if they don't

00:29:13.140 disarm,

00:29:13.660 we will

00:29:13.980 disarm them

00:29:14.620 and it

00:29:14.880 will happen

00:29:15.260 quickly and

00:29:16.020 perhaps violently.

00:29:18.520 But then he

00:29:19.120 sort of looks

00:29:19.800 at the camera.

00:29:21.000 Trump did

00:29:21.400 this at his

00:29:21.980 event,

00:29:22.680 at one of

00:29:24.160 those press

00:29:24.740 events yesterday.

00:29:25.440 He says,

00:29:25.800 but they

00:29:26.520 will disarm.

00:29:27.620 Do you

00:29:27.900 understand me?

00:29:30.060 Now,

00:29:30.780 my understanding

00:29:32.680 is that that

00:29:33.540 had not been

00:29:34.460 maybe completely

00:29:36.660 agreed when

00:29:37.740 they said yes

00:29:38.400 to the hostage

00:29:39.060 deal.

00:29:39.960 I believe that

00:29:41.300 Hamas was

00:29:42.160 still sort of,

00:29:43.320 you know,

00:29:44.380 sort of holding

00:29:44.980 on to maybe

00:29:45.560 the option

00:29:46.200 that maybe

00:29:47.960 they could

00:29:48.380 keep some

00:29:48.880 weapons,

00:29:50.040 whereas the

00:29:51.620 Israelis and

00:29:52.260 the U.S.

00:29:52.660 were saying,

00:29:53.260 nope,

00:29:53.640 that's not an

00:29:54.280 option.

00:29:55.100 You're not

00:29:55.420 keeping any

00:29:55.920 weapons.

00:29:57.060 So that was

00:29:57.940 a non-agreed

00:30:00.400 on point.

00:30:02.220 Can Trump

00:30:02.840 once again

00:30:03.700 change reality

00:30:05.080 as opposed to

00:30:06.120 negotiating?

00:30:07.240 Change reality

00:30:08.060 so that Hamas

00:30:08.900 would actually

00:30:09.540 disarm?

00:30:12.180 I don't know.

00:30:13.220 He's acting

00:30:13.740 like he talked

00:30:15.680 to Hamas

00:30:16.200 and they told

00:30:16.860 him that they

00:30:18.320 would disarm.

00:30:18.900 so he's

00:30:20.140 taking their

00:30:21.040 no as a

00:30:21.660 yes again.

00:30:23.120 Right?

00:30:24.220 I mean,

00:30:24.620 it may be a

00:30:25.260 little murkier

00:30:26.200 this time,

00:30:26.820 but I'm

00:30:27.780 pretty sure

00:30:28.420 they said

00:30:28.900 they didn't

00:30:30.040 say yes,

00:30:31.640 but he's

00:30:32.700 saying that

00:30:33.160 they said

00:30:33.580 yes to

00:30:34.220 him.

00:30:35.440 Now,

00:30:36.120 we can't

00:30:37.140 prove that

00:30:37.620 because we

00:30:37.980 weren't in

00:30:38.320 the room,

00:30:39.100 but did

00:30:39.540 they say

00:30:39.920 yes to

00:30:40.320 him?

00:30:41.000 If they

00:30:41.580 said yes

00:30:42.220 to him,

00:30:42.760 that would

00:30:45.540 carry some

00:30:46.000 weight,

00:30:46.640 but I also

00:30:47.660 love the

00:30:48.100 fact that

00:30:48.540 if they

00:30:48.920 didn't say

00:30:49.560 yes to

00:30:49.980 him,

00:30:50.760 he might

00:30:51.160 still say

00:30:51.700 that they

00:30:52.080 did.

00:30:53.440 Because that

00:30:54.120 would be

00:30:54.860 another example

00:30:55.640 of him

00:30:56.100 changing

00:30:57.060 reality as

00:30:58.760 opposed to

00:30:59.240 negotiating.

00:31:00.860 So suppose

00:31:01.940 Trump convinced

00:31:03.640 the other

00:31:04.140 members of

00:31:04.740 Hamas that

00:31:06.420 when he

00:31:06.780 talked to

00:31:07.180 the leadership

00:31:07.660 they had

00:31:08.260 agreed to

00:31:08.900 disarm.

00:31:10.260 What if

00:31:10.940 that had

00:31:11.240 never happened?

00:31:12.760 Would it

00:31:13.200 still be

00:31:13.620 smart for

00:31:14.120 Trump to

00:31:14.540 say,

00:31:14.740 yeah,

00:31:14.860 I talked

00:31:15.200 to him.

00:31:15.440 They said

00:31:15.760 they're

00:31:16.320 going to

00:31:16.560 disarm.

00:31:17.500 Yes,

00:31:17.800 it would.

00:31:18.780 Because it

00:31:19.320 would make

00:31:19.600 the other

00:31:20.000 people who

00:31:20.640 also don't

00:31:21.260 have good

00:31:21.720 communication

00:31:22.400 with their

00:31:22.840 leadership

00:31:23.220 think,

00:31:24.460 oh,

00:31:25.480 well,

00:31:26.860 maybe that's

00:31:27.900 what we've

00:31:28.340 agreed to.

00:31:29.860 So I

00:31:30.940 like how

00:31:31.520 clever it

00:31:33.380 is whether

00:31:34.160 it happened

00:31:34.640 or not.

00:31:36.100 And remember,

00:31:37.080 people are

00:31:37.580 just now

00:31:38.180 getting used

00:31:38.780 to the

00:31:39.100 fact that

00:31:40.220 Trump gets

00:31:40.820 things done

00:31:41.580 without

00:31:42.420 being

00:31:43.020 technically

00:31:44.200 accurate about

00:31:45.080 everything he

00:31:45.680 says.

00:31:46.740 He's not

00:31:47.400 technically

00:31:47.940 accurate about

00:31:49.200 everything he

00:31:49.800 says, but he

00:31:50.940 sure knows how

00:31:51.420 to get results.

00:31:52.640 And this

00:31:52.920 might be one

00:31:53.440 of those

00:31:53.740 examples.

00:31:54.440 So we

00:31:54.840 don't know

00:31:55.160 the truth

00:31:55.580 of it.

00:31:57.020 It's possible

00:31:57.880 that Hamas

00:31:59.040 just felt

00:31:59.560 cornered in

00:32:00.260 the meeting

00:32:00.740 and lied

00:32:01.980 to him just

00:32:02.600 to get

00:32:03.300 past the

00:32:04.520 meeting.

00:32:05.020 It's possible

00:32:05.620 they lied

00:32:06.080 to him.

00:32:06.360 But I'm

00:32:07.980 kind of

00:32:08.320 entertained

00:32:08.920 by the

00:32:10.040 possibility

00:32:10.580 that nobody

00:32:11.120 ever said

00:32:11.740 that and

00:32:13.280 that he

00:32:13.640 could still

00:32:14.120 sell it.

00:32:15.180 Because he

00:32:15.740 can.

00:32:16.280 He could

00:32:16.600 still sell

00:32:17.080 it.

00:32:18.200 So we'll

00:32:18.840 see.

00:32:19.500 And it

00:32:19.760 would be

00:32:19.960 for the

00:32:20.220 good.

00:32:20.980 I think

00:32:21.540 everybody

00:32:21.960 would be

00:32:22.200 better off

00:32:22.640 if he

00:32:22.900 did sell

00:32:23.320 it.

00:32:24.340 I guess

00:32:24.700 Bill Clinton

00:32:25.340 has been

00:32:25.880 claiming that

00:32:26.720 when he

00:32:27.720 was in

00:32:28.020 office,

00:32:28.520 he had

00:32:28.820 made an

00:32:29.140 offer to

00:32:29.540 the

00:32:29.680 Palestinians.

00:32:30.840 There was

00:32:31.320 a once-in-a-

00:32:32.060 lifetime peace

00:32:32.960 opportunity.

00:32:33.540 But let's

00:32:35.260 just say

00:32:35.720 that not

00:32:36.120 everybody

00:32:36.520 agrees that

00:32:37.620 that really

00:32:38.180 happened.

00:32:39.380 Aaron

00:32:39.860 Matte

00:32:40.280 is claiming

00:32:42.080 that Clinton

00:32:44.180 has been

00:32:44.500 saying that

00:32:44.960 for a while,

00:32:45.500 but there's

00:32:45.760 a book

00:32:46.060 by Robert

00:32:46.620 Malley,

00:32:48.460 who served

00:32:49.340 as U.S.

00:32:49.840 peace

00:32:50.000 negotiator

00:32:50.640 on Clinton,

00:32:51.640 and he

00:32:52.360 says,

00:32:52.760 no,

00:32:52.920 that didn't

00:32:53.260 happen.

00:32:54.280 There was

00:32:54.780 nothing like

00:32:55.280 that that

00:32:55.700 happened.

00:32:56.480 There was

00:32:56.920 never a

00:32:57.600 deal on

00:32:58.080 the table

00:32:58.500 that the

00:32:59.480 Palestinians

00:32:59.980 could have

00:33:00.720 accepted.

00:33:02.320 But let's

00:33:03.040 talk about

00:33:03.480 this

00:33:03.740 two-state

00:33:04.460 solution,

00:33:05.560 which I

00:33:06.200 feel is

00:33:06.640 my

00:33:06.860 responsibility

00:33:07.460 to solve.

00:33:09.180 So your

00:33:09.560 basic

00:33:09.820 situation

00:33:10.280 here is

00:33:11.200 another

00:33:11.720 impossibility.

00:33:14.420 How could

00:33:14.980 it be

00:33:15.360 possible

00:33:15.920 that Israel

00:33:17.420 gets their

00:33:18.040 one-state

00:33:18.680 solution?

00:33:19.880 You know,

00:33:20.120 it's a

00:33:20.640 mixed bag

00:33:21.140 in Israel.

00:33:21.720 Some people

00:33:22.140 would like

00:33:22.560 two,

00:33:22.880 some would

00:33:23.160 like one.

00:33:23.880 But the

00:33:24.300 government,

00:33:25.380 certainly

00:33:25.760 Netanyahu,

00:33:26.560 is not

00:33:27.020 in favor

00:33:27.320 of two.

00:33:29.500 The

00:33:30.060 Palestinians

00:33:30.600 opinions are

00:33:32.820 also of

00:33:33.980 mixed opinion,

00:33:35.660 but a lot

00:33:36.480 of them

00:33:36.700 would like

00:33:37.060 a two-state

00:33:37.540 solution.

00:33:38.820 Some of

00:33:39.260 them would

00:33:39.580 like a

00:33:39.900 one-state

00:33:40.360 solution,

00:33:41.060 but not

00:33:41.560 the one

00:33:41.960 state that

00:33:42.360 they have,

00:33:42.900 if you know

00:33:43.280 what I

00:33:43.480 mean.

00:33:44.580 So you've

00:33:45.180 got these

00:33:45.560 sort of

00:33:45.880 impossible-to-reconcile

00:33:47.820 positions.

00:33:48.580 It can't be a

00:33:49.180 two, and it

00:33:50.380 can't be a

00:33:50.840 one.

00:33:51.860 So there

00:33:52.280 are two

00:33:52.740 things that

00:33:53.240 are possible.

00:33:54.480 Two states

00:33:55.020 are one

00:33:55.380 state, and

00:33:56.540 the one

00:33:56.820 thing we

00:33:57.180 know for

00:33:57.540 sure is

00:33:58.820 that two

00:33:59.220 states won't

00:33:59.780 work, because

00:34:01.300 there will

00:34:02.060 always be

00:34:02.460 enough religious

00:34:03.280 people in

00:34:03.920 each state to

00:34:04.660 think the

00:34:05.040 other one

00:34:05.380 shouldn't

00:34:05.680 exist, and

00:34:06.700 there will

00:34:06.880 be continuous

00:34:07.760 conflict.

00:34:09.040 So it's

00:34:09.600 not like

00:34:10.060 two ordinary

00:34:11.100 states.

00:34:12.340 It's more

00:34:12.760 like a

00:34:13.200 religious

00:34:13.580 situation,

00:34:14.940 where if

00:34:15.800 there were

00:34:16.060 two non-religious

00:34:18.720 countries,

00:34:20.700 yes, two-state

00:34:22.560 solution.

00:34:23.920 I would be

00:34:24.960 pushing for

00:34:25.460 that hard.

00:34:26.380 It's like,

00:34:26.600 yeah, you

00:34:26.940 just want to

00:34:28.900 live and

00:34:29.340 have a good

00:34:29.720 economy.

00:34:30.460 There's no

00:34:30.840 religion involved

00:34:31.640 here.

00:34:32.060 Oh, yeah, you

00:34:32.920 could probably

00:34:33.440 figure out how

00:34:34.100 to live next

00:34:34.620 to each

00:34:34.900 other, but

00:34:35.920 as soon as

00:34:36.420 you add the

00:34:36.960 God told us

00:34:38.600 this is our

00:34:39.200 land, and

00:34:40.780 they both

00:34:41.200 have it, they

00:34:42.520 both have it.

00:34:43.580 That's not

00:34:44.140 reconcilable.

00:34:45.440 You can't

00:34:46.160 reconcile that

00:34:46.880 with one or

00:34:48.460 two.

00:34:49.220 There's always

00:34:49.680 going to be

00:34:49.980 half of the

00:34:50.420 people who

00:34:51.320 want to go

00:34:51.680 to war to

00:34:52.220 change that

00:34:52.680 situation.

00:34:53.780 So, do you

00:34:55.380 know what you

00:34:55.700 need?

00:34:55.960 can you

00:34:58.120 guess what

00:34:58.840 I'm going

00:34:59.100 to say

00:34:59.380 next?

00:35:02.980 You need

00:35:03.620 to reframe.

00:35:05.340 If there are

00:35:05.980 only two

00:35:06.380 possibilities, and

00:35:07.900 you know for

00:35:08.400 sure neither of

00:35:09.120 them will work,

00:35:10.840 you've got to

00:35:11.500 reframe.

00:35:12.840 So, is there

00:35:13.980 a reframe?

00:35:16.180 I'm going to

00:35:16.780 suggest this.

00:35:19.440 We think of

00:35:20.400 things in terms

00:35:21.280 of the way

00:35:21.980 things have

00:35:22.440 always been

00:35:22.880 done, and

00:35:23.760 that becomes

00:35:24.240 your prison.

00:35:26.000 Greg

00:35:26.380 Guffel talks

00:35:27.160 about the

00:35:27.600 prison of

00:35:28.440 two ideas.

00:35:29.520 When you

00:35:29.820 get locked

00:35:30.340 into, well,

00:35:30.960 there are

00:35:31.060 only two

00:35:31.420 things, only

00:35:32.860 two things.

00:35:33.440 It's either a

00:35:33.880 one or a

00:35:34.260 two, one

00:35:34.960 state or

00:35:35.320 two state.

00:35:36.200 But what

00:35:36.720 if you

00:35:36.960 released on

00:35:37.580 that?

00:35:38.420 You said

00:35:38.800 there's

00:35:39.040 something

00:35:39.340 that's not

00:35:40.020 a one

00:35:40.340 state and

00:35:40.780 it's not

00:35:41.100 a two

00:35:41.420 state.

00:35:42.540 What if

00:35:43.220 it was a,

00:35:45.620 I'll just

00:35:46.100 make up some

00:35:46.760 words, a

00:35:48.320 special

00:35:49.160 conscious

00:35:53.260 zone?

00:35:56.460 I'm using

00:35:57.100 conscience as

00:35:59.280 a substitute

00:35:59.820 for religion,

00:36:00.940 because you

00:36:01.600 don't want to

00:36:01.980 pick the

00:36:02.280 right religion.

00:36:03.260 That's not

00:36:03.720 a thing.

00:36:04.500 But isn't

00:36:05.940 the thing

00:36:06.300 that makes

00:36:06.900 part of the

00:36:07.960 world different

00:36:08.820 is how people

00:36:10.400 feel internally,

00:36:11.960 right?

00:36:13.120 Right?

00:36:14.060 What makes

00:36:14.880 that place

00:36:15.360 different is

00:36:16.860 how all the

00:36:17.520 people involved

00:36:18.280 feel internally.

00:36:20.340 Now, there's

00:36:20.700 an external

00:36:21.360 part where

00:36:22.560 people are

00:36:23.060 getting, you

00:36:23.620 know, killed

00:36:24.020 and there's

00:36:24.460 wars and

00:36:25.020 there's

00:36:25.260 boundaries and

00:36:25.880 all that.

00:36:26.820 But we, you

00:36:27.520 know, we have

00:36:27.840 sort of an

00:36:28.260 understanding of

00:36:29.060 that and it's

00:36:29.580 not getting us

00:36:30.280 to any kind

00:36:30.700 of a good

00:36:31.060 place.

00:36:32.440 But if you

00:36:33.380 change the

00:36:33.880 focus from

00:36:35.320 the kinetic

00:36:36.120 physical

00:36:36.960 boundary kind

00:36:38.560 of thing to

00:36:39.820 the internal

00:36:40.640 state of the

00:36:42.480 people involved,

00:36:44.040 that's a

00:36:44.600 reframe.

00:36:46.240 So I would

00:36:47.020 say that

00:36:47.560 this might

00:36:47.960 be the

00:36:48.240 one place

00:36:48.720 on earth

00:36:49.220 that you

00:36:50.100 don't want

00:36:50.820 something like

00:36:52.080 a standard

00:36:52.620 country.

00:36:53.860 So it

00:36:54.540 wouldn't be

00:36:54.880 one country,

00:36:55.680 but it also

00:36:56.920 wouldn't be

00:36:57.480 two.

00:36:58.520 It would be

00:36:59.460 all by itself

00:37:00.720 and not even

00:37:01.820 a country.

00:37:03.120 It would be

00:37:04.040 a land of

00:37:05.020 conscience

00:37:05.900 where if you

00:37:08.100 wanted to be

00:37:08.720 there, you

00:37:09.660 would meet a

00:37:10.460 certain set

00:37:11.800 of requirements,

00:37:13.040 you know, because

00:37:13.400 you have to have

00:37:13.800 some kind of

00:37:14.260 order.

00:37:14.600 But that it

00:37:16.040 would be run

00:37:16.760 as a sort

00:37:18.380 of an open

00:37:19.040 whatever your

00:37:20.820 conscience tells

00:37:21.660 you to believe,

00:37:22.660 this is the

00:37:23.360 place to do

00:37:23.940 it.

00:37:24.420 And this is

00:37:24.900 not the place

00:37:25.440 where we fight

00:37:26.020 with each

00:37:26.380 other.

00:37:27.160 And you

00:37:28.140 find some

00:37:29.420 way to get

00:37:30.580 God on both

00:37:31.880 sides.

00:37:33.380 For example,

00:37:35.080 could you bring

00:37:35.720 together the

00:37:36.440 leading people

00:37:37.500 from both

00:37:38.460 religions,

00:37:39.020 religions,

00:37:39.700 and could

00:37:40.120 you find

00:37:40.580 any moderate

00:37:41.160 to say,

00:37:41.700 you know

00:37:41.880 what, if

00:37:43.080 God were

00:37:43.720 in the

00:37:44.040 room with

00:37:44.480 us, what

00:37:44.900 would he

00:37:45.180 want?

00:37:46.300 Would he

00:37:46.780 want us

00:37:47.120 to be

00:37:47.340 fighting?

00:37:49.020 Or would

00:37:49.620 he want

00:37:49.940 us to

00:37:50.420 live our

00:37:51.060 conscience

00:37:51.540 and express

00:37:53.600 our best

00:37:54.360 feelings about

00:37:56.880 the world

00:37:57.480 and the

00:37:58.380 afterworld

00:37:59.000 and all

00:37:59.320 that?

00:38:00.160 So this

00:38:00.960 is not a

00:38:01.440 complete idea.

00:38:02.960 I'm just

00:38:03.540 sort of

00:38:03.940 leaning in

00:38:05.380 the direction

00:38:05.860 of something

00:38:06.380 that might

00:38:06.820 have some

00:38:07.200 possibility.

00:38:07.780 But if

00:38:08.540 you've

00:38:08.820 ruled out

00:38:09.480 one country

00:38:11.040 and you've

00:38:12.100 ruled out

00:38:12.500 two countries,

00:38:13.800 you're going

00:38:14.600 to have to

00:38:14.920 find something

00:38:15.460 that's not

00:38:15.900 one of those

00:38:16.360 two things.

00:38:17.740 And I

00:38:18.040 think it's

00:38:18.360 possible.

00:38:19.480 Now, who

00:38:19.960 could pull

00:38:20.780 that off?

00:38:22.140 Who could

00:38:22.580 change reality?

00:38:24.360 Reality.

00:38:25.180 We're not

00:38:25.640 talking about

00:38:26.020 negotiating.

00:38:27.000 We're talking

00:38:27.400 about changing

00:38:27.920 reality.

00:38:28.960 Who could

00:38:29.500 change reality

00:38:30.440 enough to

00:38:32.100 make some

00:38:33.940 kind of peace

00:38:34.820 happen without

00:38:36.500 a traditional

00:38:37.480 state

00:38:38.060 situation?

00:38:40.660 Trump.

00:38:42.100 There's only

00:38:42.720 one person

00:38:43.220 in the world

00:38:43.660 who could

00:38:43.960 do that.

00:38:44.780 Trump.

00:38:45.760 Now, will

00:38:46.380 he do it?

00:38:46.940 I doubt it.

00:38:48.140 It doesn't

00:38:48.540 seem like

00:38:49.240 that would

00:38:49.480 be exactly

00:38:50.660 in his

00:38:51.220 domain.

00:38:52.680 But you

00:38:53.400 could imagine

00:38:53.980 it could be

00:38:54.400 done.

00:38:55.560 You could

00:38:55.920 imagine it.

00:38:57.020 So just

00:38:57.520 for a moment,

00:38:58.600 imagine maybe

00:38:59.400 there's a way

00:38:59.920 to solve

00:39:00.300 that.

00:39:01.240 Then it

00:39:01.820 won't be a

00:39:02.240 one or two

00:39:02.640 state solution.

00:39:03.300 Well, I

00:39:06.180 continue to

00:39:07.060 be entertained

00:39:08.240 at how

00:39:08.700 Democrats are

00:39:09.480 addicted to

00:39:10.100 things that

00:39:10.600 aren't real.

00:39:11.960 So they

00:39:12.620 were, of

00:39:12.900 course, pushing

00:39:13.440 the trans

00:39:14.200 bubble, the

00:39:15.960 whole trans

00:39:16.760 thing.

00:39:17.820 That wasn't

00:39:18.420 real.

00:39:19.300 I mean, trans

00:39:20.040 people are

00:39:20.480 real, but

00:39:21.480 not the size

00:39:22.680 of it.

00:39:23.860 There was a

00:39:24.420 fine people

00:39:25.000 hoax and all

00:39:25.740 the other

00:39:26.060 hoaxes that

00:39:26.620 they believed

00:39:27.060 in.

00:39:27.640 They still

00:39:28.400 believed the

00:39:28.920 January 6th

00:39:30.080 was an

00:39:30.420 insurrection,

00:39:30.980 because that's

00:39:32.080 how you

00:39:32.360 conquer a

00:39:32.940 country, by

00:39:33.480 wandering around

00:39:34.280 without weapons.

00:39:35.420 That's how you

00:39:35.860 do it.

00:39:36.260 That's what

00:39:36.560 they think.

00:39:37.860 They believe

00:39:38.580 there's no

00:39:38.960 problem at

00:39:39.420 the border.

00:39:40.060 They think

00:39:40.420 that Trump

00:39:40.880 is going

00:39:41.720 to run

00:39:41.960 for a

00:39:42.280 third term

00:39:42.860 and steal

00:39:43.300 your democracy.

00:39:44.320 They think

00:39:44.640 that crime

00:39:45.640 in the cities

00:39:46.240 is actually

00:39:46.780 getting better

00:39:47.460 as opposed

00:39:48.400 to what's

00:39:48.760 really happening,

00:39:49.460 which is

00:39:49.820 they're tweaking

00:39:50.640 the statistics.

00:39:52.280 They think

00:39:52.740 the climate

00:39:53.240 crisis is

00:39:54.060 real.

00:39:54.400 They think

00:39:54.800 Republicans

00:39:55.920 are the

00:39:56.580 ones who

00:39:56.920 closed the

00:39:57.400 government,

00:39:58.060 even though

00:39:58.460 the Republicans

00:39:59.020 have all

00:39:59.540 voted to

00:40:00.020 open it.

00:40:00.980 they believe

00:40:03.800 that we

00:40:04.280 do know,

00:40:05.000 or that it's

00:40:05.540 even possible

00:40:06.160 to know,

00:40:07.020 that the

00:40:07.400 2020 election

00:40:08.340 was clean.

00:40:10.040 Now, it would

00:40:10.560 be one thing

00:40:11.140 if you're

00:40:11.480 arguing whether

00:40:12.120 it was rigged

00:40:13.200 or not,

00:40:13.900 but they don't

00:40:14.600 even argue

00:40:15.060 that.

00:40:15.780 They argue

00:40:16.220 that it

00:40:16.620 couldn't have

00:40:17.360 been rigged

00:40:17.900 because we'd

00:40:19.400 know it.

00:40:21.160 That's just

00:40:21.800 crazy.

00:40:23.900 Remember when

00:40:24.500 Trump said

00:40:26.100 he wanted

00:40:26.420 to find

00:40:26.980 votes?

00:40:28.040 He got

00:40:28.420 impeached

00:40:29.520 for that,

00:40:29.940 didn't he?

00:40:30.720 But find

00:40:31.420 is just

00:40:31.820 a regular

00:40:32.200 word,

00:40:32.760 but they

00:40:33.220 imagined it

00:40:33.920 meant go

00:40:34.720 steal some

00:40:35.260 votes or

00:40:35.780 go lie.

00:40:36.960 They thought

00:40:37.560 that there

00:40:37.840 was a huge

00:40:38.400 white supremacist

00:40:39.340 threat in

00:40:39.740 the U.S.

00:40:40.700 Well, so

00:40:41.320 far those

00:40:41.920 white supremacists

00:40:43.080 seem kind

00:40:43.540 of quiet.

00:40:45.060 And it

00:40:46.140 makes sense

00:40:46.840 that the

00:40:47.620 Democrats

00:40:48.120 would become

00:40:48.660 a completely

00:40:49.560 imaginary

00:40:50.740 believing

00:40:53.400 group.

00:40:54.340 The group

00:40:54.780 is real,

00:40:55.300 but what they

00:40:55.980 believe in

00:40:56.420 is almost

00:40:56.880 entirely

00:40:57.300 imaginary.

00:40:58.560 And it

00:40:58.860 makes sense

00:40:59.300 because the

00:41:00.060 Trump people,

00:41:02.440 they laid

00:41:03.460 claim to

00:41:04.240 common sense.

00:41:06.240 And once

00:41:06.780 it became

00:41:07.200 a catchphrase

00:41:08.820 of the

00:41:09.160 right,

00:41:10.140 you can't

00:41:10.480 really use

00:41:10.920 it on the

00:41:11.300 left.

00:41:12.560 So the

00:41:13.440 fact that

00:41:14.240 everything that

00:41:15.240 Trump does

00:41:15.780 falls under

00:41:16.920 common sense,

00:41:19.760 what's left?

00:41:22.300 the opposite

00:41:23.940 of common

00:41:24.460 sense is

00:41:25.100 imaginary

00:41:26.000 stuff,

00:41:26.580 or stuff

00:41:27.940 that's just

00:41:28.340 stupid.

00:41:29.560 So some

00:41:29.960 of it's

00:41:30.240 just stupid,

00:41:31.120 but most

00:41:31.840 of it's

00:41:32.140 based on

00:41:32.500 imaginary

00:41:32.940 stuff.

00:41:35.400 Now,

00:41:35.760 if what

00:41:38.020 I'm saying

00:41:38.440 is true,

00:41:39.420 what would

00:41:40.780 you predict

00:41:41.320 from that?

00:41:42.620 So if it's

00:41:43.380 true that the

00:41:44.040 Democrats have

00:41:44.680 gone into

00:41:45.160 a completely

00:41:45.960 imaginary

00:41:46.740 world of

00:41:48.360 things,

00:41:49.820 well,

00:41:50.180 you would

00:41:50.380 expect that

00:41:51.840 whatever they're

00:41:52.440 doing right

00:41:52.920 now,

00:41:53.680 like whatever

00:41:54.160 their biggest

00:41:54.740 effort is,

00:41:55.760 would be a

00:41:56.680 fight against

00:41:57.400 something imaginary,

00:41:59.020 but wait,

00:42:00.580 it gets better.

00:42:01.840 It wouldn't

00:42:02.360 just be a

00:42:03.040 fight against

00:42:03.600 something imaginary.

00:42:05.180 They would

00:42:05.980 use imaginary

00:42:07.100 tools to

00:42:09.220 fight the

00:42:09.720 imaginary thing.

00:42:12.040 Do you think

00:42:12.520 you could ever

00:42:12.980 get to the

00:42:13.460 double imaginary?

00:42:15.160 Yeah,

00:42:15.840 it's this

00:42:16.220 weekend.

00:42:17.440 They could

00:42:18.300 have a

00:42:18.620 no kings

00:42:19.260 rally,

00:42:20.200 which is my

00:42:21.160 understanding,

00:42:21.840 bunch of

00:42:22.280 paid

00:42:22.620 protesters,

00:42:23.500 probably

00:42:23.760 elderly white

00:42:24.660 people,

00:42:25.200 who will

00:42:25.840 wander around

00:42:26.640 and not

00:42:27.060 cause any

00:42:27.520 trouble,

00:42:28.360 and they

00:42:28.960 believe that

00:42:29.600 the wandering

00:42:30.280 around on

00:42:30.980 the weekend

00:42:31.460 will help

00:42:33.600 save them

00:42:34.180 from Trump

00:42:34.920 stealing their

00:42:35.600 democracy.

00:42:37.120 So first of

00:42:38.120 all,

00:42:38.660 nobody's

00:42:39.220 stealing their

00:42:39.700 democracy.

00:42:41.260 Second of

00:42:41.860 all,

00:42:42.660 there is no

00:42:43.540 logical,

00:42:44.800 common sense

00:42:45.420 way that

00:42:46.540 people wandering

00:42:47.380 around this

00:42:48.060 weekend on a

00:42:48.780 nice autumn

00:42:49.260 day is going

00:42:50.840 to change

00:42:51.280 anything in

00:42:51.900 the real

00:42:52.200 world.

00:42:53.540 So you've

00:42:53.880 got an

00:42:54.200 imaginary

00:42:54.660 problem,

00:42:55.620 which they

00:42:56.520 have matched

00:42:56.980 with an

00:42:57.380 imaginary

00:42:57.840 solution,

00:42:59.420 and they're

00:43:00.680 all going

00:43:00.920 to be

00:43:01.080 marching

00:43:01.420 around this

00:43:03.840 weekend,

00:43:04.700 and the

00:43:05.340 Republicans are

00:43:06.000 just going to

00:43:06.360 be watching

00:43:06.840 and saying,

00:43:08.720 what the

00:43:10.360 hell is all

00:43:10.820 this?

00:43:11.860 What's your

00:43:12.480 imaginary

00:43:12.920 problem,

00:43:13.440 and how do

00:43:14.440 you imagine

00:43:14.960 that this

00:43:15.420 imaginary

00:43:15.980 solution will

00:43:17.540 have any

00:43:18.120 connection to

00:43:19.760 what you

00:43:20.100 believe the

00:43:20.540 problem is?

00:43:23.580 What is

00:43:24.520 Trump going

00:43:24.980 to step

00:43:25.360 down because

00:43:26.000 a few

00:43:26.300 thousand people

00:43:27.020 marched to

00:43:27.660 the city?

00:43:29.740 What do they

00:43:30.500 even think is

00:43:31.140 going to

00:43:31.380 happen?

00:43:32.200 Well, let me

00:43:32.660 explain why

00:43:33.420 this happens.

00:43:35.300 On the

00:43:35.940 Democrat side,

00:43:37.000 and it might

00:43:37.520 be true on the

00:43:38.100 Republican side

00:43:38.800 more than I

00:43:40.020 wish it were

00:43:40.460 true, but on

00:43:41.360 the Democrat

00:43:41.760 side, it's

00:43:42.460 all just

00:43:42.800 money.

00:43:44.820 These

00:43:45.340 protesters are

00:43:46.480 part of a

00:43:47.380 paid business

00:43:48.400 model for

00:43:49.820 somebody who

00:43:50.320 has a business

00:43:51.020 that organizes

00:43:52.960 protests, and

00:43:54.740 as long as

00:43:55.240 they can get

00:43:55.740 the Democrats

00:43:56.220 to pay them

00:43:57.160 to organize

00:43:58.680 another protest,

00:44:00.300 you'll have a

00:44:00.720 protest.

00:44:01.460 It doesn't

00:44:02.140 mean that it

00:44:02.740 will work or

00:44:03.620 that anybody

00:44:04.060 thinks it's a

00:44:04.700 good idea.

00:44:05.260 It just means

00:44:05.660 they got paid.

00:44:07.140 So if you

00:44:08.180 follow the

00:44:08.640 money, it

00:44:09.740 makes perfect

00:44:10.300 sense that they

00:44:11.020 have an

00:44:11.300 imaginary solution

00:44:12.440 to an

00:44:13.760 imaginary

00:44:14.220 problem, because

00:44:15.740 all that

00:44:16.060 really mattered

00:44:16.820 was, did

00:44:18.100 they get

00:44:18.460 paid?

00:44:19.320 And the

00:44:19.580 answer is

00:44:19.900 yes.

00:44:21.520 So now you

00:44:22.240 understand

00:44:22.680 everything.

00:44:25.180 I saw

00:44:25.980 some comments

00:44:27.980 on X from

00:44:28.540 Steven Pinker,

00:44:30.440 who's a

00:44:31.040 Canadian-American

00:44:31.740 cognitive

00:44:32.360 psychologist,

00:44:33.280 Harvard

00:44:33.580 professor.

00:44:34.480 If you

00:44:34.820 don't know

00:44:35.160 who Steven

00:44:35.700 Pinker is,

00:44:36.460 the short

00:44:37.020 version is,

00:44:38.020 very smart.

00:44:39.900 Smarter than

00:44:40.580 me.

00:44:41.620 Smarter than

00:44:42.180 most of

00:44:42.560 us,

00:44:42.800 right?

00:44:43.220 So you

00:44:43.700 need to

00:44:44.000 know that

00:44:44.440 he's smarter

00:44:45.360 than ordinary

00:44:46.360 people,

00:44:47.660 because otherwise

00:44:48.840 this won't

00:44:49.640 make sense.

00:44:50.900 So he's

00:44:51.280 smarter than

00:44:51.780 ordinary people,

00:44:52.520 but he was

00:44:53.060 talking in

00:44:53.680 some event

00:44:54.260 recently about

00:44:55.520 how Trump

00:44:56.120 is violating

00:44:57.180 norms.

00:44:59.960 He violates

00:45:00.920 norms, the

00:45:01.760 way he talks

00:45:02.280 about things,

00:45:03.100 the way he

00:45:03.720 acts, he

00:45:04.060 violates norms,

00:45:05.380 and that that

00:45:06.180 could be bad,

00:45:07.840 such as,

00:45:09.580 he gave an

00:45:10.200 example of

00:45:10.780 talking about

00:45:11.760 maybe annexing

00:45:12.620 Greenland or

00:45:13.580 Canada, and

00:45:14.960 that, you

00:45:15.420 know, normally

00:45:16.360 you wouldn't

00:45:17.060 say stuff like

00:45:17.780 that, and

00:45:19.620 he thinks that

00:45:20.300 it's a negative

00:45:21.160 development that

00:45:22.900 Trump violates

00:45:23.840 norms, to

00:45:25.640 which I

00:45:26.020 said, why do

00:45:28.900 you automatically

00:45:29.480 think it's bad

00:45:30.280 to violate a

00:45:31.040 norm?

00:45:32.960 Isn't every

00:45:33.900 successful

00:45:34.600 entrepreneur a

00:45:36.620 norm violator?

00:45:38.920 Can you think

00:45:39.740 of anybody who

00:45:40.420 didn't violate a

00:45:41.180 norm?

00:45:42.000 Did Steve Jobs

00:45:43.380 violate any

00:45:44.200 norms?

00:45:45.440 Yeah.

00:45:46.880 Did Trump

00:45:47.820 violate any

00:45:48.720 norms to get

00:45:49.480 a deal in

00:45:50.080 Gaza?

00:45:50.800 Yeah.

00:45:51.600 Yeah.

00:45:51.900 That's exactly

00:45:52.580 what he did.

00:45:53.560 He violated all

00:45:54.420 the norms.

00:45:55.180 Did he violate

00:45:55.880 norms to get

00:45:56.560 elected president,

00:45:57.580 and at least

00:45:58.620 half of the

00:45:59.080 country is very,

00:45:59.920 very happy that

00:46:00.540 he did?

00:46:01.120 Yeah.

00:46:01.880 Yeah.

00:46:02.600 And are we

00:46:03.420 getting used to

00:46:04.180 him?

00:46:04.940 When he

00:46:05.380 violates norms?

00:46:06.460 Yes.

00:46:07.440 The act that

00:46:09.360 he put on in

00:46:10.620 the Middle

00:46:11.140 East, he

00:46:12.160 violated so

00:46:13.840 many norms.

00:46:15.280 You know, the

00:46:15.540 way he treated

00:46:16.480 the other

00:46:16.940 leaders, you

00:46:18.900 know, you

00:46:19.160 could make

00:46:19.500 your own

00:46:19.760 list, but

00:46:20.780 he's not

00:46:21.440 really a

00:46:22.080 slave to

00:46:22.640 norms.

00:46:24.400 Would you

00:46:25.000 want him to

00:46:25.460 be?

00:46:26.320 Now, the

00:46:26.880 reason I

00:46:27.240 started out by

00:46:27.880 saying that

00:46:28.400 Pinker is

00:46:29.080 smarter than

00:46:29.900 me and

00:46:30.400 smarter than

00:46:30.920 you, I

00:46:31.440 mean, if he

00:46:31.760 took an IQ

00:46:32.340 test, he'd

00:46:33.000 beat me.

00:46:33.680 He'd beat

00:46:34.040 mostly you

00:46:34.600 too.

00:46:36.400 The point

00:46:37.060 is that

00:46:37.580 intelligence

00:46:38.480 doesn't help

00:46:40.760 as much as

00:46:41.320 you think.

00:46:42.760 Because he's

00:46:43.340 clearly, you

00:46:45.480 know, I

00:46:45.700 can't read his

00:46:46.300 mind, so let

00:46:47.500 me be a

00:46:48.880 little bit

00:46:49.320 humble there.

00:46:50.560 I can't read

00:46:50.960 his mind, and

00:46:51.880 if I could,

00:46:52.460 maybe I

00:46:52.780 wouldn't

00:46:52.960 understand it

00:46:53.560 because, like

00:46:53.900 I said, he's

00:46:54.600 smarter than

00:46:55.060 me.

00:46:55.280 So, here's

00:46:57.080 what it

00:46:57.340 looks like.

00:46:58.920 What it

00:46:59.540 looks like is

00:47:00.240 that people

00:47:00.640 have started

00:47:01.160 with the

00:47:01.580 answer, Trump

00:47:03.120 bad, and

00:47:04.840 now they're

00:47:05.160 trying to

00:47:05.580 rationalize it,

00:47:06.440 which looks

00:47:06.860 like cognitive

00:47:07.540 dissonance,

00:47:08.660 which looks

00:47:09.160 like Trump

00:47:09.640 derangement

00:47:10.220 syndrome.

00:47:11.260 When you

00:47:11.880 see somebody

00:47:12.400 this smart

00:47:13.240 say something

00:47:14.840 that, in my

00:47:15.620 opinion, I

00:47:19.120 won't say

00:47:19.640 it's dumb,

00:47:20.120 it just

00:47:20.940 seems

00:47:21.260 disconnected

00:47:21.940 from reality

00:47:22.920 to imagine

00:47:23.980 that violating

00:47:24.860 a norm

00:47:25.420 would

00:47:26.220 automatically

00:47:26.840 be bad.

00:47:28.320 Now, I

00:47:28.620 think somebody

00:47:29.100 told me

00:47:29.560 that, you

00:47:30.280 know, somewhere

00:47:30.620 he softened

00:47:31.320 it a little

00:47:31.700 bit, so

00:47:32.320 if I'm

00:47:33.340 being too

00:47:33.740 harsh, I

00:47:34.180 apologize in

00:47:34.900 advance, but

00:47:36.160 what I saw

00:47:37.380 was this

00:47:37.760 was part

00:47:38.400 of what

00:47:39.600 the Democrats

00:47:40.380 are retreating

00:47:41.280 to.

00:47:41.980 They're

00:47:42.480 trying to

00:47:42.900 retreat to

00:47:43.620 something they

00:47:44.140 can support

00:47:44.920 because everything

00:47:46.340 you can

00:47:46.840 measure is

00:47:49.020 starting to

00:47:49.560 go pro-

00:47:50.060 Trump, right?

00:47:52.080 If you can

00:47:52.820 measure the

00:47:53.580 crime, Trump

00:47:55.520 reduced it.

00:47:56.520 If you can

00:47:57.220 measure the

00:47:58.020 number of

00:47:58.380 people coming

00:47:58.900 across the

00:47:59.400 border, Trump

00:48:01.060 reduced it.

00:48:02.260 If you can

00:48:03.100 measure how

00:48:03.780 much he's

00:48:04.180 collecting in

00:48:04.860 tariffs, he's

00:48:06.420 collecting a lot

00:48:07.000 of money in

00:48:07.420 tariffs.

00:48:08.560 So you see

00:48:09.020 everywhere that

00:48:10.040 you can measure

00:48:11.600 it, Trump

00:48:13.280 either has a

00:48:13.880 good argument

00:48:14.540 or he's just

00:48:15.680 flat out winning.

00:48:17.640 So they have

00:48:18.460 to retreat to

00:48:19.200 things you can't

00:48:19.960 measure, which

00:48:21.120 is, oh, the

00:48:21.900 character.

00:48:23.220 Oh, I

00:48:24.400 don't know.

00:48:24.660 What about

00:48:24.960 his norms?

00:48:26.380 What about

00:48:26.780 his norms?

00:48:27.360 He's violating

00:48:27.840 norms and

00:48:29.100 character.

00:48:30.700 And we

00:48:31.320 think he's

00:48:31.760 going to steal

00:48:32.200 your democracy.

00:48:33.920 Do you see

00:48:34.260 the pattern?

00:48:35.320 They have to

00:48:36.020 completely retreat

00:48:37.160 to unverifiable,

00:48:40.220 non-measurable

00:48:41.020 things.

00:48:42.720 Otherwise,

00:48:43.540 they've got

00:48:44.420 nothing.

00:48:44.800 Now, there

00:48:47.020 are some

00:48:47.460 things where

00:48:47.880 you can argue

00:48:48.480 whether the

00:48:49.000 numbers are

00:48:49.540 right and

00:48:50.120 they can do

00:48:51.500 that a little

00:48:51.900 bit, but

00:48:52.360 mostly, overall,

00:48:55.180 if you can

00:48:56.040 measure it,

00:48:57.480 Trump is

00:48:57.920 killing it.

00:48:59.740 Right?

00:49:00.460 And if you

00:49:01.080 can't measure

00:49:01.660 it, well,

00:49:02.400 that's where

00:49:02.700 they have to

00:49:03.100 go live because

00:49:04.220 it's the only

00:49:04.600 way to protect

00:49:05.460 their TDS is

00:49:07.540 that they're

00:49:07.900 really the

00:49:08.760 smart ones.

00:49:10.560 That's what

00:49:11.080 they think.

00:49:11.460 They're really

00:49:11.760 the smart ones.

00:49:12.460 and they

00:49:13.080 can tell

00:49:13.560 just by

00:49:14.680 reading his

00:49:15.340 mind that

00:49:17.000 there's a

00:49:17.380 bunch of

00:49:17.700 bad stuff in

00:49:18.360 there that's

00:49:18.720 going to

00:49:18.900 come out

00:49:19.200 any minute.

00:49:21.880 Well, I

00:49:22.520 don't know if

00:49:22.820 you saw the

00:49:23.220 video of

00:49:23.840 Gavin Newsom

00:49:24.780 when he was

00:49:25.860 asked on

00:49:26.460 some podcast,

00:49:27.540 I guess,

00:49:28.460 about his

00:49:29.600 involvement with

00:49:30.440 AIPAC.

00:49:32.580 Now, I

00:49:33.240 usually don't

00:49:33.740 show videos

00:49:34.600 on my

00:49:35.440 podcast because

00:49:36.240 it's sort of

00:49:36.900 a distraction,

00:49:39.160 but you have

00:49:39.680 to watch this.

00:49:40.960 I'm going to

00:49:41.380 instead of

00:49:41.900 show video,

00:49:42.880 I'm going to

00:49:43.020 give you my

00:49:43.740 impression of

00:49:45.400 Gavin Newsom

00:49:46.140 asking about

00:49:47.540 if he took

00:49:48.920 money from

00:49:49.420 AIPAC.

00:49:50.780 And it

00:49:51.360 goes like

00:49:51.780 this.

00:49:54.140 You're like

00:49:54.800 the first to

00:49:56.100 bring up AIPAC

00:49:56.780 in years,

00:49:57.520 which is

00:49:58.480 interesting.

00:49:59.300 That's

00:49:59.500 interesting.

00:50:00.560 It's

00:50:00.800 interesting.

00:50:02.060 It's

00:50:02.540 interesting.

00:50:03.480 I haven't

00:50:04.020 thought about

00:50:04.420 AIPAC.

00:50:05.060 Oh, it's

00:50:06.200 been years

00:50:06.560 now.

00:50:07.360 But it's

00:50:07.920 interesting.

00:50:08.740 It's

00:50:09.060 interesting that

00:50:09.640 you would

00:50:09.800 bring that

00:50:10.140 up.

00:50:10.400 And after

00:50:12.340 he'd said

00:50:12.720 it was

00:50:13.040 interesting and

00:50:15.220 he hadn't

00:50:15.540 really thought

00:50:16.000 about it,

00:50:16.940 after he

00:50:17.360 said it

00:50:17.660 like three

00:50:18.100 times, I

00:50:19.500 started thinking,

00:50:20.300 what's wrong

00:50:20.800 with you?

00:50:21.840 Like, you're

00:50:22.440 acting weird.

00:50:23.700 It's

00:50:24.060 interesting.

00:50:26.300 Why are you

00:50:26.920 acting so

00:50:27.400 weird?

00:50:27.820 And then after

00:50:28.660 he said it

00:50:29.200 three times,

00:50:30.460 he couldn't

00:50:31.700 stop saying

00:50:32.420 it.

00:50:32.620 He said it

00:50:33.040 maybe ten

00:50:33.720 times in a

00:50:34.380 row.

00:50:34.640 Now, there

00:50:36.700 are some

00:50:37.040 things that

00:50:37.500 you can

00:50:37.740 say three

00:50:38.280 times in

00:50:38.780 a row for

00:50:40.040 emphasis, and

00:50:41.900 everybody gets

00:50:42.540 that.

00:50:43.140 If you

00:50:43.540 can say it

00:50:43.980 ten times in

00:50:44.840 a row without

00:50:45.860 adding anything

00:50:46.820 in between,

00:50:48.220 there's something

00:50:48.740 going on.

00:50:50.180 There's

00:50:50.540 something wrong.

00:50:53.360 What's that?

00:50:56.400 Yeah.

00:50:56.960 So, here's

00:51:03.020 how not to

00:51:03.780 act if

00:51:04.600 somebody asks

00:51:05.540 you if you're

00:51:06.000 being influenced

00:51:06.580 by AIPAC.

00:51:09.160 I haven't

00:51:09.880 even thought

00:51:10.220 about it.

00:51:11.300 Well, it's

00:51:12.000 interesting.

00:51:12.840 It's interesting.

00:51:13.920 I haven't

00:51:14.240 thought about it.

00:51:14.660 I don't even

00:51:15.440 think about it.

00:51:16.140 It's just not

00:51:16.780 even, it's

00:51:18.000 interesting.

00:51:19.280 Well, you

00:51:19.920 know, that's

00:51:20.240 interesting.

00:51:23.000 That's

00:51:23.480 interesting.

00:51:24.680 Don't do

00:51:25.320 that.

00:51:25.680 that's my

00:51:27.380 advice.

00:51:27.920 Just don't

00:51:28.320 do that.

00:51:31.200 Well, the

00:51:31.820 Supreme Court

00:51:32.460 has rejected

00:51:33.200 Alex Jones'

00:51:34.540 appeal.

00:51:35.320 You know, he

00:51:35.620 was being sued

00:51:36.320 by the

00:51:36.720 San Diego

00:51:37.140 people for,

00:51:38.960 I guess, it's

00:51:39.600 up to $1.4

00:51:40.800 billion judgment

00:51:41.980 that nobody

00:51:42.760 can pay.

00:51:43.780 Well, he

00:51:44.080 can't pay.

00:51:45.280 And so, at

00:51:46.760 this point, his

00:51:47.480 personal assets

00:51:48.620 and all of his

00:51:49.360 business assets

00:51:50.320 are, I

00:51:51.780 believe, forfeited

00:51:52.900 to the people

00:51:54.900 who won the

00:51:55.660 lawsuit.

00:51:57.220 Now, here's

00:51:58.280 my question.

00:52:00.140 Alex Jones

00:52:00.920 has, through

00:52:02.980 his hard

00:52:04.000 work over

00:52:04.520 the years,

00:52:05.400 has developed

00:52:06.140 himself into

00:52:07.480 an asset

00:52:08.080 that many,

00:52:10.520 many people

00:52:10.960 find very

00:52:11.540 valuable.

00:52:13.360 Do we

00:52:13.940 lose that?

00:52:15.360 I mean,

00:52:15.780 there's a human

00:52:16.480 element, too,

00:52:17.140 which is I care

00:52:17.820 about him as a

00:52:18.480 person.

00:52:18.920 I like Alex

00:52:19.500 Jones.

00:52:20.720 He's been nice

00:52:21.480 to me, right?

00:52:22.860 So, everybody

00:52:24.020 who knows

00:52:24.420 him likes

00:52:24.860 him.

00:52:25.560 So, in

00:52:26.000 person,

00:52:27.080 apparently, he's

00:52:27.560 very likable.

00:52:29.940 So, I want

00:52:30.800 him to do

00:52:31.200 well, and I

00:52:32.440 don't want him

00:52:33.140 to, if you

00:52:35.700 call this a

00:52:36.300 mistake, and I

00:52:37.080 think that would

00:52:37.460 be fair, the

00:52:38.080 way he treated

00:52:39.700 the San

00:52:40.100 Yoke thing, it

00:52:41.040 does look like a

00:52:41.720 mistake, but do

00:52:43.540 you want to lose

00:52:44.360 everything he has

00:52:46.220 to offer to

00:52:48.220 the world, which

00:52:49.540 I think is

00:52:49.980 a lot, because

00:52:51.860 of that one

00:52:52.240 mistake?

00:52:54.360 It's not like

00:52:54.960 he's going to

00:52:56.360 jail, but how

00:52:58.080 in the world is

00:52:58.980 he allowed to

00:52:59.660 make a living

00:53:00.360 and also

00:53:02.160 contribute?

00:53:03.300 You know,

00:53:03.620 contribute to

00:53:04.320 taxes, contribute

00:53:05.440 to the world,

00:53:06.780 contribute to the

00:53:07.660 way we see or

00:53:08.500 think?

00:53:10.100 So, that's an

00:53:11.380 actual question.

00:53:13.160 How do you go

00:53:13.960 on?

00:53:14.960 Because it looks

00:53:15.840 like they would

00:53:16.720 take whatever

00:53:18.260 money, so his

00:53:19.280 business is

00:53:19.980 gone, but let's

00:53:21.080 say he

00:53:21.380 reconstitutes a

00:53:22.380 new business,

00:53:23.020 that wouldn't

00:53:23.480 be the hardest

00:53:23.980 thing.

00:53:25.700 But if he

00:53:26.360 starts making

00:53:26.900 money again,

00:53:28.400 isn't that all

00:53:29.160 attached?

00:53:30.400 Like all the

00:53:30.880 money that comes

00:53:31.480 in just goes

00:53:32.120 right to the

00:53:32.760 lawsuit people?

00:53:35.280 So, how do

00:53:35.980 you, is there

00:53:37.780 any path to

00:53:38.580 recover from

00:53:39.180 that?

00:53:40.440 So, the

00:53:41.320 question I'm

00:53:41.940 going to ask

00:53:42.440 is, is there

00:53:43.100 a way, given

00:53:43.840 that he has

00:53:44.320 extensive

00:53:44.900 network of

00:53:49.160 people who

00:53:49.560 would probably

00:53:49.900 help him, is

00:53:51.180 there a way

00:53:51.780 that you could

00:53:52.440 structure it

00:53:54.100 so that he

00:53:55.340 would be, let's

00:53:56.020 say, reimbursed

00:53:56.960 for expenses in

00:53:59.460 a way that

00:53:59.880 would allow him

00:54:01.000 to have a

00:54:01.580 decent lifestyle

00:54:02.420 that wouldn't

00:54:03.960 look like

00:54:04.380 income?

00:54:05.180 Because if it's

00:54:05.700 income, he's

00:54:06.340 got to give

00:54:07.340 it up.

00:54:08.220 But if it's

00:54:08.660 not income, so

00:54:10.400 for example,

00:54:11.180 could he build

00:54:11.700 the world

00:54:12.200 where he

00:54:13.720 appears on

00:54:14.400 podcasts and

00:54:16.600 he gets

00:54:16.980 an expense

00:54:18.760 account from

00:54:20.840 the podcasters,

00:54:22.460 you know, maybe

00:54:22.800 some of the

00:54:23.220 big ones, is

00:54:25.620 there any

00:54:26.020 model that

00:54:27.000 he can make

00:54:27.440 that work?

00:54:28.760 I'm concerned

00:54:29.560 about him.

00:54:32.020 Anyway, we'll

00:54:32.600 see.

00:54:36.980 Europe's

00:54:37.460 having a

00:54:37.940 drug shortage,

00:54:39.240 so I guess

00:54:40.040 the pharmacies

00:54:40.680 are running

00:54:41.140 on empty.

00:54:42.500 And that

00:54:43.040 has to do

00:54:43.380 with their

00:54:43.860 own regulations

00:54:44.980 getting in

00:54:45.960 the way, but

00:54:46.540 China must be

00:54:48.320 restricting some

00:54:49.160 things.

00:54:50.320 So is this

00:54:51.660 going to come

00:54:52.220 to us?

00:54:53.600 Because I

00:54:54.340 haven't noticed

00:54:54.980 any drug

00:54:56.340 restrictions in

00:54:57.240 the U.S.

00:54:58.580 And I get a

00:54:59.980 lot of meds at

00:55:00.560 the moment.

00:55:02.640 But that's

00:55:03.480 scary.

00:55:04.980 So apparently

00:55:05.600 Europe, there

00:55:07.480 are people who

00:55:08.340 need these

00:55:09.360 drugs who just

00:55:10.180 can't get

00:55:11.020 them.

00:55:11.180 just not

00:55:12.020 available.

00:55:13.040 That's really

00:55:13.740 scary.

00:55:15.120 Wired says

00:55:15.880 that satellites,

00:55:17.460 maybe a lot of

00:55:18.160 the satellites

00:55:18.680 that are already

00:55:19.280 in the air,

00:55:20.300 believe it or

00:55:21.020 not, don't

00:55:22.260 have encrypted

00:55:22.980 data.

00:55:23.980 So apparently

00:55:24.960 with a very

00:55:25.920 small investment,

00:55:27.520 you can start

00:55:28.400 taking the private

00:55:29.280 data off of the

00:55:30.180 satellites.

00:55:30.980 Not all of

00:55:31.840 them, but a

00:55:33.080 huge number of

00:55:33.720 satellites are not

00:55:34.480 encrypted, and you

00:55:35.700 can just get all

00:55:36.520 their stuff.

00:55:36.960 did you know

00:55:38.760 that?

00:55:39.860 Did you know

00:55:40.660 that you can

00:55:41.040 just read the

00:55:41.620 satellite messages

00:55:42.420 if you had,

00:55:43.860 what, an $800

00:55:45.040 piece of

00:55:45.740 equipment?

00:55:47.020 Well, that's

00:55:47.600 bad.

00:55:51.500 Ex-admiral,

00:55:53.040 I guess, maybe,

00:55:54.180 are you always an

00:55:55.040 admiral?

00:55:55.340 But the

00:55:56.780 former NATO

00:55:57.640 Supreme Allied

00:55:58.500 Commander, a

00:55:59.460 guy named

00:55:59.820 Admiral James

00:56:01.640 Stavridis, he

00:56:04.620 was telling

00:56:05.000 News Nation

00:56:05.640 that Trump

00:56:08.240 should definitely

00:56:08.900 give the Ukraine

00:56:09.640 Tomahawk missiles

00:56:10.620 so it can go

00:56:11.420 after Putin's

00:56:12.740 oil and gas

00:56:13.520 capabilities.

00:56:15.980 So what do

00:56:17.420 you think of

00:56:17.740 that?

00:56:18.800 I think he's

00:56:19.800 with the

00:56:20.180 Carlyle group

00:56:21.020 now.

00:56:22.000 So do you

00:56:22.740 trust that,

00:56:23.420 or is that

00:56:23.980 just a

00:56:24.700 military-industrial

00:56:26.500 complex kind

00:56:28.160 of an opinion

00:56:28.680 and less

00:56:30.440 of a military

00:56:31.060 opinion?

00:56:32.740 But he does

00:56:33.780 say that the

00:56:34.320 key is to go

00:56:34.940 after the oil

00:56:35.500 and gas

00:56:35.860 capabilities.

00:56:37.300 You know,

00:56:37.620 I've been

00:56:37.860 telling you

00:56:38.220 for a while

00:56:38.660 that it's

00:56:39.120 a robot

00:56:39.880 versus energy

00:56:41.140 war, so

00:56:43.100 the robot

00:56:44.360 drones and

00:56:45.140 other robots

00:56:45.800 from both

00:56:46.360 sides are

00:56:47.600 going hard at

00:56:48.500 the energy

00:56:49.120 resources of

00:56:50.120 the other,

00:56:50.660 especially

00:56:51.020 because winter

00:56:51.740 is coming.

00:56:53.540 So I

00:56:54.700 that's what

00:56:57.180 the war

00:56:57.500 is now.

00:56:58.060 The war

00:56:58.400 is energy

00:56:59.080 versus

00:57:00.720 robots.

00:57:02.840 Have you

00:57:03.420 been following

00:57:03.840 the story

00:57:04.300 of the

00:57:04.760 Pentagon

00:57:05.960 press

00:57:06.620 policy?

00:57:07.380 I guess

00:57:07.640 Hag Seth

00:57:08.200 has a new

00:57:09.220 policy that

00:57:10.080 says if

00:57:11.620 you want to

00:57:11.980 be in the

00:57:12.400 Pentagon and

00:57:13.180 talk to

00:57:14.400 people and

00:57:15.020 get information,

00:57:15.960 you've got to

00:57:16.240 sign this

00:57:17.200 10-page

00:57:17.900 agreement that

00:57:18.580 says that

00:57:21.100 you won't

00:57:21.600 be soliciting

00:57:23.280 people for

00:57:24.340 tips or

00:57:25.500 insider stuff.

00:57:27.180 I guess if

00:57:27.800 you get your

00:57:28.480 information not

00:57:30.060 from asking

00:57:30.800 the people in

00:57:31.460 the Pentagon,

00:57:32.300 you can still

00:57:33.160 publish it,

00:57:34.280 but they don't

00:57:35.260 want you

00:57:35.780 pestering them

00:57:36.760 and then

00:57:37.180 reporting on

00:57:37.880 it.

00:57:39.160 Now,

00:57:40.040 to their

00:57:41.880 credit, it

00:57:42.780 appears that

00:57:43.520 both the

00:57:44.560 left-leaning

00:57:45.280 and right-leaning,

00:57:46.340 including Fox

00:57:47.020 News, have

00:57:48.020 said, no way,

00:57:49.960 First Amendment,

00:57:50.880 we do not

00:57:52.380 sign on to

00:57:52.960 this.

00:57:53.600 So, there's

00:57:54.220 almost complete

00:57:55.360 unanimity on

00:57:57.100 the left and

00:57:57.620 the right that

00:57:58.700 this is an

00:57:59.240 overreach.

00:58:01.120 I guess

00:58:01.460 ONA agreed,

00:58:02.520 but they're a

00:58:03.520 small entity.

00:58:05.480 And so,

00:58:07.340 this is an

00:58:07.980 example of

00:58:08.640 why I'm not

00:58:09.380 worried.

00:58:12.220 This is why

00:58:13.040 I'm not

00:58:13.480 worried about

00:58:14.140 an authoritarian

00:58:15.220 takeover by

00:58:16.080 the right,

00:58:16.940 because the

00:58:17.800 right has

00:58:18.400 what I call

00:58:18.980 a sort of

00:58:20.200 internal idea

00:58:22.100 of where

00:58:22.360 the line

00:58:22.840 is, but

00:58:24.240 the left

00:58:24.560 can't see

00:58:25.080 it.

00:58:26.700 And the

00:58:27.120 internal line

00:58:28.440 is the

00:58:28.800 Constitution.

00:58:30.300 If you

00:58:30.740 violate the

00:58:31.260 Constitution,

00:58:33.020 conservatives

00:58:33.600 are not going

00:58:34.220 to put up

00:58:34.600 with any

00:58:35.060 extra

00:58:35.560 authoritarian

00:58:36.260 stuff that

00:58:36.960 violates the

00:58:37.520 Constitution,

00:58:38.600 and this

00:58:39.100 is that.

00:58:40.300 So, as

00:58:40.840 soon as you

00:58:42.280 see that

00:58:42.760 the administration

00:58:44.020 has, in

00:58:44.860 fact,

00:58:45.180 gone too

00:58:45.720 far, and

00:58:46.600 I feel

00:58:47.160 like, you

00:58:48.040 know, again,

00:58:48.720 Jonathan Turley

00:58:49.540 is on the

00:58:50.640 side of

00:58:51.200 this goes

00:58:51.800 too far,

00:58:52.420 and I

00:58:52.720 think all

00:58:53.000 the reasonable

00:58:53.480 people are

00:58:53.980 on that

00:58:54.220 same side,

00:58:55.660 you can

00:58:56.860 depend on

00:58:58.520 the conservative

00:58:59.300 press and

00:59:00.480 also the

00:59:00.980 conservative

00:59:01.400 public saying

00:59:02.720 that's too

00:59:03.280 far.

00:59:05.000 So,

00:59:05.420 imagine if

00:59:06.640 you were a

00:59:07.180 Democrat and

00:59:07.900 you don't

00:59:08.280 have the

00:59:08.620 same, let's

00:59:10.080 say, reverence

00:59:10.720 for the

00:59:11.100 Constitution,

00:59:11.920 and you

00:59:12.240 also don't

00:59:12.700 know how

00:59:13.080 any conservative

00:59:14.020 thinks.

00:59:15.720 If you did

00:59:16.560 not know the

00:59:17.480 inner thoughts

00:59:18.120 of conservatives,

00:59:20.020 you wouldn't

00:59:20.940 know that

00:59:21.340 there's an

00:59:21.740 automatic,

00:59:22.780 very reliable

00:59:23.920 guardrail to

00:59:26.760 make sure that

00:59:27.400 a Republican or

00:59:28.300 a conservative

00:59:28.840 president doesn't

00:59:30.080 go too far.

00:59:31.420 We like him to

00:59:32.600 push the door a

00:59:33.440 little bit,

00:59:34.660 right?

00:59:35.020 We like him to

00:59:36.040 test things.

00:59:37.040 We don't mind if

00:59:37.960 he's testing the

00:59:38.720 edge, but as

00:59:40.800 soon as he

00:59:41.300 steps over the

00:59:42.160 edge, I think

00:59:43.660 everybody recognizes

00:59:44.560 it at the same

00:59:45.340 time, and this

00:59:46.720 would be an

00:59:47.100 example.

00:59:48.100 So if the

00:59:49.720 combined left

00:59:50.860 and right

00:59:51.560 media succeeds

00:59:55.320 in getting this

00:59:56.180 dropped, or

00:59:57.080 possibly maybe

00:59:58.700 it doesn't

00:59:59.080 matter.

00:59:59.780 It might be

01:00:00.200 one of those

01:00:00.640 things that you

01:00:01.220 think matters,

01:00:01.960 but doesn't

01:00:02.360 really matter.

01:00:03.460 But I think

01:00:04.180 they'll deal

01:00:04.540 with it.

01:00:05.900 And you

01:00:07.460 can see how

01:00:08.460 a Democrat

01:00:09.000 would be

01:00:09.680 possibly panicked

01:00:11.340 about authoritarianism

01:00:12.700 because they

01:00:13.560 don't know that

01:00:15.200 the people who

01:00:15.800 will stop that

01:00:16.620 authoritarianism

01:00:17.620 are really

01:00:18.740 dead set on

01:00:19.940 stopping it if

01:00:20.740 it has to be

01:00:21.300 stopped, that

01:00:22.880 they will stop

01:00:23.540 it.

01:00:23.880 But you don't

01:00:25.020 trust the other

01:00:25.660 team to do

01:00:26.860 what you want.

01:00:27.940 So I can see

01:00:28.520 how that'd be

01:00:28.960 scary if you

01:00:29.800 didn't know

01:00:30.440 that conservatives

01:00:32.100 aren't going to

01:00:32.660 put up with

01:00:33.200 losing free

01:00:34.020 speech.

01:00:35.900 Not for the

01:00:36.740 long run.

01:00:37.140 CNN is

01:00:41.260 reporting, you

01:00:42.100 heard this

01:00:42.460 before, the

01:00:42.960 Supreme Court

01:00:44.040 I guess now

01:00:44.620 is getting

01:00:46.480 ready to vote

01:00:47.160 on that

01:00:47.560 Voting Rights

01:00:48.360 Act, which

01:00:49.400 included some

01:00:50.460 special set-aside

01:00:52.340 districts for

01:00:53.360 minorities just

01:00:54.800 to make sure

01:00:55.280 they weren't

01:00:55.700 completely closed

01:00:56.620 down from

01:00:57.060 representation.

01:00:58.200 That was part

01:00:58.860 of the Voting

01:01:00.140 Rights Act

01:01:00.820 from way back.

01:01:02.160 But I guess

01:01:02.560 that will be

01:01:03.000 reassessed.

01:01:03.640 And if it's

01:01:05.340 struck down

01:01:06.280 as being

01:01:07.640 racist, which

01:01:08.360 it is, by

01:01:09.640 design it's

01:01:10.260 racist, it

01:01:11.840 was the kind

01:01:12.680 of racist that

01:01:13.420 was supposed to

01:01:13.860 be the good

01:01:14.340 kind.

01:01:16.020 But, you

01:01:16.680 know, time

01:01:17.060 goes by, so

01:01:17.920 maybe we don't

01:01:18.480 think it's the

01:01:19.040 good kind

01:01:19.480 anymore.

01:01:21.500 It would give

01:01:22.340 up to 19

01:01:23.300 extra seats to

01:01:24.500 Republicans.

01:01:25.740 So here's my

01:01:26.640 quibble.

01:01:29.980 Do I like

01:01:30.740 it that

01:01:31.580 Republicans will

01:01:32.380 get 19

01:01:32.900 extra seats

01:01:33.620 which might

01:01:34.400 be enough

01:01:34.840 to keep

01:01:35.560 the midterms

01:01:36.240 from flipping?

01:01:37.620 Okay, I

01:01:38.160 like that.

01:01:39.660 Like, that

01:01:40.520 feels like that

01:01:41.140 would be good

01:01:41.740 for the

01:01:42.060 country.

01:01:43.280 But here's

01:01:44.000 what I don't

01:01:44.500 like.

01:01:45.620 How many

01:01:46.060 elections are

01:01:46.740 we going to

01:01:47.000 have determined

01:01:47.860 by rule

01:01:48.520 changes?

01:01:50.380 By rule

01:01:50.880 changes.

01:01:51.880 It wasn't

01:01:52.560 the 2020

01:01:53.120 election mostly

01:01:54.200 because of

01:01:55.560 rule changes

01:01:56.280 around COVID

01:01:57.060 and, you

01:01:57.900 know, mail-in

01:01:58.600 voting and

01:01:59.420 stuff like

01:01:59.780 that.

01:02:00.400 Now we're

01:02:00.820 looking at

01:02:01.320 getting rid

01:02:01.860 of maybe

01:02:02.780 voting

01:02:03.400 machines.

01:02:04.120 That would

01:02:04.320 be a rule

01:02:04.780 change.

01:02:05.680 Maybe

01:02:06.080 requiring

01:02:06.740 driver's

01:02:07.340 licenses or

01:02:08.340 IDs.

01:02:09.100 That would

01:02:09.540 be a rule

01:02:10.040 change.

01:02:11.120 Now, I

01:02:12.640 might be in

01:02:13.460 favor of

01:02:14.020 every one of

01:02:14.520 these changes

01:02:15.220 except for

01:02:16.520 the vote-by-mail

01:02:17.380 one.

01:02:18.920 I might be

01:02:19.380 in favor of

01:02:20.620 them.

01:02:21.280 But do you

01:02:22.060 want to live

01:02:22.500 in a world

01:02:22.960 where the

01:02:23.480 president is

01:02:24.200 determined by

01:02:25.000 the most

01:02:26.160 recent rule

01:02:27.340 change?

01:02:29.400 What kind

01:02:30.500 of system

01:02:30.900 is that?

01:02:32.780 We've

01:02:33.300 developed a

01:02:33.860 system that's

01:02:34.920 completely immune

01:02:35.880 to voting.

01:02:37.640 It's only

01:02:38.220 immune, it's

01:02:40.180 only sensitive

01:02:40.760 to rule

01:02:41.340 changes.

01:02:42.500 And this

01:02:42.760 would be

01:02:42.980 another one.

01:02:44.800 So even

01:02:45.340 though I'm in

01:02:46.520 favor of

01:02:47.060 dropping

01:02:47.400 those racial

01:02:50.600 set-asides,

01:02:51.380 I'm not

01:02:53.120 comfortable

01:02:53.640 with our

01:02:55.800 democratic

01:02:56.520 republic turning

01:02:57.560 into basically

01:02:59.100 a lawyer

01:02:59.640 contest.

01:03:00.760 I'm not

01:03:01.080 comfortable

01:03:01.400 with that.

01:03:04.020 Anyway,

01:03:04.800 Argentinian

01:03:05.420 president

01:03:05.980 Javier

01:03:07.140 Millet

01:03:07.740 visited and

01:03:08.800 was smart

01:03:10.440 enough to

01:03:10.920 bring with

01:03:11.300 him a

01:03:11.600 letter

01:03:11.800 nominating

01:03:12.380 Trump for

01:03:13.000 the Nobel

01:03:13.480 Peace Prize.

01:03:14.640 I feel like

01:03:15.500 all of his

01:03:15.980 buddies are

01:03:16.480 going to do

01:03:16.840 that now.

01:03:17.740 I wonder

01:03:18.080 how many

01:03:18.440 nominations he'll

01:03:19.300 get.

01:03:20.560 It could

01:03:20.840 be a lot.

01:03:22.140 If people

01:03:23.380 see that he

01:03:23.940 likes it,

01:03:24.400 they'll just

01:03:24.720 keep doing

01:03:25.140 it.

01:03:26.280 But Trump

01:03:27.360 very publicly

01:03:29.720 decided to

01:03:31.000 interfere with

01:03:31.980 Argentina's

01:03:33.060 elections.

01:03:34.400 And somehow

01:03:34.960 people are

01:03:35.460 just sort of

01:03:35.860 ignoring that.

01:03:37.380 He said

01:03:38.040 that if

01:03:38.620 Millet

01:03:39.140 didn't get

01:03:39.700 re-elected,

01:03:41.040 that he

01:03:41.520 wouldn't be

01:03:41.920 nearly as

01:03:42.560 kind to

01:03:43.440 Argentina.

01:03:45.060 Now,

01:03:45.720 isn't that

01:03:46.280 directly

01:03:47.300 interfering with

01:03:48.280 their election?

01:03:50.460 And then

01:03:51.300 he's with

01:03:52.280 Scott

01:03:52.820 Besant,

01:03:53.380 which I

01:03:53.700 think is

01:03:53.960 probably a

01:03:54.380 good idea

01:03:54.920 just because

01:03:56.060 Besant is

01:03:56.700 involved and

01:03:57.320 he understands

01:03:58.520 this world.

01:03:59.340 If he were

01:03:59.720 not involved,

01:04:00.420 I don't know

01:04:00.800 if I would

01:04:01.140 be so

01:04:02.460 supportive of

01:04:03.120 it.

01:04:03.460 But they're

01:04:03.880 going to do

01:04:04.180 some kind of

01:04:04.660 currency support

01:04:05.700 that Argentina

01:04:06.380 needs.

01:04:07.460 It's been

01:04:07.940 pointed out

01:04:08.560 that Argentina

01:04:09.420 often needs

01:04:10.340 some currency

01:04:12.480 problem because

01:04:13.080 they have all

01:04:13.480 kinds of

01:04:13.860 emergencies.

01:04:14.300 So I

01:04:15.280 wouldn't

01:04:15.700 assume that

01:04:16.900 this one

01:04:17.380 intervention

01:04:17.960 solves their

01:04:19.440 currency

01:04:19.800 problem.

01:04:21.060 It might

01:04:21.480 get them

01:04:21.880 past a

01:04:22.400 bad phase,

01:04:23.720 but I

01:04:24.000 don't know

01:04:24.220 if it's

01:04:24.500 the end

01:04:24.800 of their

01:04:25.100 problems.

01:04:26.860 However,

01:04:27.780 I don't

01:04:30.640 have a

01:04:30.980 problem with

01:04:31.780 Trump

01:04:32.340 interfering with

01:04:33.920 their elections,

01:04:35.700 either through

01:04:36.520 the currency

01:04:37.080 support or

01:04:38.120 through just

01:04:39.020 threatening that

01:04:39.720 he won't be

01:04:40.160 so friendly

01:04:40.720 if somebody

01:04:41.720 else wins.

01:04:42.700 And the

01:04:42.880 reason is that

01:04:43.620 I think this

01:04:44.160 falls under

01:04:44.660 the Monroe

01:04:45.160 Doctrine,

01:04:45.800 doesn't it?

01:04:47.460 The Monroe

01:04:48.420 Doctrine says

01:04:49.380 don't mess

01:04:50.160 around with

01:04:50.600 our hemisphere,

01:04:51.800 we're the

01:04:52.160 big dog.

01:04:53.340 Trump is

01:04:53.760 basically just

01:04:54.540 Monroe

01:04:55.040 Doctrine all

01:04:55.860 over this

01:04:56.280 thing.

01:04:57.160 So yes,

01:04:58.040 he's interfering

01:04:58.780 in their

01:04:59.160 elections.

01:05:00.980 But I

01:05:01.660 think I

01:05:02.300 would go

01:05:02.580 even further

01:05:03.180 if they

01:05:04.240 elected some

01:05:05.140 pro-Chinese

01:05:07.420 communist

01:05:08.540 leader.

01:05:09.640 I think he

01:05:10.200 would go

01:05:10.540 further than

01:05:11.180 talking.

01:05:11.620 It might

01:05:13.680 get kinetic.

01:05:15.180 The CIA

01:05:15.720 might be

01:05:16.360 setting up

01:05:16.940 a government

01:05:18.680 overthrow

01:05:19.300 function there.

01:05:21.460 So I

01:05:22.860 feel like

01:05:23.260 it's all,

01:05:24.200 I think

01:05:24.800 the Monroe

01:05:25.400 Doctrine

01:05:25.920 works.

01:05:27.580 It's good

01:05:28.040 for the

01:05:28.340 U.S.

01:05:28.660 It's

01:05:28.960 definitely

01:05:29.740 America

01:05:30.320 first.

01:05:32.120 So I'm

01:05:32.780 okay with

01:05:33.160 it.

01:05:33.900 But it

01:05:34.440 definitely

01:05:34.740 is interfering

01:05:35.420 with their

01:05:35.860 elections.

01:05:36.380 Dan

01:05:40.120 Driscoll,

01:05:40.660 he's a

01:05:40.960 U.S.

01:05:41.240 Army

01:05:41.420 secretary.

01:05:42.820 He

01:05:43.340 described

01:05:43.960 Ukraine as

01:05:45.060 quote,

01:05:45.440 the Silicon

01:05:46.120 Valley of

01:05:46.920 warfare.

01:05:48.360 Meaning

01:05:48.900 that at

01:05:50.560 this point

01:05:51.060 the Ukraine

01:05:53.020 military

01:05:53.700 might be

01:05:54.340 one of

01:05:54.620 the strongest

01:05:56.440 military in

01:05:57.320 Europe because

01:05:58.520 of all the

01:05:58.980 practice and

01:06:00.240 all the

01:06:00.580 weaponry.

01:06:01.020 but also

01:06:02.060 their

01:06:02.560 innovative

01:06:03.500 system

01:06:04.800 appears to

01:06:06.880 be just

01:06:07.300 way better

01:06:07.780 than Russia

01:06:08.360 because,

01:06:09.340 you know,

01:06:09.460 Russia is

01:06:09.940 you get a

01:06:10.280 paycheck no

01:06:10.940 matter what

01:06:11.300 you do.

01:06:12.780 The

01:06:13.000 Ukrainians have

01:06:13.620 all these

01:06:14.000 incentive

01:06:14.480 systems and

01:06:15.480 various ways

01:06:17.280 probably to

01:06:17.820 get rich as

01:06:18.480 well for

01:06:19.920 building better

01:06:20.640 drones.

01:06:21.660 So what you

01:06:22.120 should see,

01:06:22.820 as I've

01:06:23.300 warned you,

01:06:24.280 is that you're

01:06:24.860 going to see

01:06:25.140 the Ukrainian

01:06:26.580 innovation start

01:06:28.000 to make a

01:06:28.460 big difference.

01:06:29.880 The Russians

01:06:30.300 still have the

01:06:30.900 human power,

01:06:32.640 the missiles,

01:06:33.400 they've got a

01:06:34.220 range of,

01:06:34.840 you know,

01:06:35.660 advantages.

01:06:36.720 But those

01:06:37.320 advantages should

01:06:38.100 be disappearing

01:06:38.880 entirely because

01:06:40.520 the innovation

01:06:41.440 thing just

01:06:42.140 keeps going.

01:06:43.540 Russia isn't

01:06:44.500 making lots

01:06:46.180 of new

01:06:46.520 soldiers,

01:06:47.460 but Ukraine

01:06:48.660 might be making

01:06:49.460 lots of new

01:06:50.060 innovations.

01:06:51.220 So one of

01:06:51.760 them is going

01:06:52.260 to, you

01:06:53.060 know,

01:06:53.200 improve faster

01:06:54.080 than the other

01:06:54.580 one could

01:06:55.020 improve.

01:06:57.180 And I guess

01:06:58.080 they bombed

01:06:59.160 each other

01:06:59.680 last night.

01:07:00.480 Their energy

01:07:01.180 facilities are

01:07:02.040 both going

01:07:02.460 after them.

01:07:03.400 Right by

01:07:03.720 London says

01:07:04.600 Russia hammered

01:07:06.000 Ukraine with

01:07:06.640 glide bombs and

01:07:07.620 they struck a

01:07:08.240 hospital and

01:07:09.080 energy facilities.

01:07:10.760 Meanwhile,

01:07:11.440 Ukraine struck,

01:07:14.100 I guess,

01:07:15.220 according to

01:07:16.100 Grok,

01:07:17.860 St. Petersburg

01:07:19.240 is already

01:07:19.960 having blackouts.

01:07:21.920 So Ukraine's

01:07:22.700 being successful

01:07:23.460 there.

01:07:23.740 Russia's low

01:07:25.520 on diesel and

01:07:26.400 aviation

01:07:26.840 fuel.

01:07:29.700 Trains are

01:07:30.340 laid,

01:07:30.760 some planes

01:07:31.680 are grounded

01:07:32.220 because they

01:07:32.780 don't have

01:07:33.100 aviation fuel.

01:07:34.980 And I guess

01:07:35.480 Siberia is

01:07:36.400 going to have

01:07:37.360 a special

01:07:38.000 problem because

01:07:40.000 they would be

01:07:40.420 the most

01:07:41.720 vulnerable.

01:07:43.080 So I don't

01:07:43.500 know.

01:07:43.740 That comes

01:07:44.240 from Grok.

01:07:44.980 I don't know

01:07:45.360 if we really

01:07:45.860 know what's

01:07:46.220 going on over

01:07:46.720 there at all.

01:07:47.160 But there's

01:07:49.440 a poll

01:07:49.840 according to

01:07:50.400 Breitbart,

01:07:51.060 John Hayward,

01:07:53.640 that 75%

01:07:54.660 of Ukrainians

01:07:55.400 want Zelensky

01:07:56.260 to leave

01:07:57.320 office after

01:07:58.080 the war.

01:07:59.380 So do you

01:07:59.920 think the

01:08:00.240 war is going

01:08:00.660 to end?

01:08:01.860 If the guy

01:08:02.640 in charge

01:08:03.100 of the war

01:08:03.700 knows that

01:08:05.020 75% of the

01:08:06.160 people want

01:08:06.640 him to leave

01:08:07.100 office after

01:08:07.820 the war,

01:08:08.540 is he going

01:08:08.960 to end

01:08:09.240 the war?

01:08:12.060 Probably

01:08:12.540 not.

01:08:13.620 So that's

01:08:14.280 a problem.

01:08:15.900 I was going

01:08:16.680 to ask you

01:08:17.140 what percentage

01:08:17.820 of people

01:08:18.300 think you

01:08:18.740 should stay,

01:08:19.420 but I think

01:08:19.880 you already

01:08:20.180 figured out

01:08:20.780 25%.

01:08:22.620 Hong Kong

01:08:25.600 is going

01:08:25.920 to install

01:08:26.300 60,000 AI

01:08:27.960 enabled cameras

01:08:29.680 in public.

01:08:31.720 So did

01:08:33.560 you think

01:08:33.880 there was

01:08:34.180 any chance

01:08:34.960 we wouldn't

01:08:35.500 get to a

01:08:35.960 future where

01:08:36.560 there were

01:08:36.860 cameras everywhere

01:08:37.700 in public

01:08:38.300 that could

01:08:39.240 do facial

01:08:39.860 recognition

01:08:40.440 and connect

01:08:41.200 it to your

01:08:41.760 entire life?

01:08:43.300 Well,

01:08:44.340 it's definitely

01:08:44.960 happening.

01:08:45.620 It's happening

01:08:46.120 in Hong Kong.

01:08:47.580 And I'm

01:08:48.840 pretty sure

01:08:49.500 it's just

01:08:49.900 going to

01:08:50.160 happen

01:08:50.400 everywhere.

01:08:51.760 Now,

01:08:52.280 sometimes

01:08:52.720 people say,

01:08:53.580 Scott,

01:08:54.260 why are you

01:08:55.420 in favor

01:08:55.840 of losing

01:08:56.320 all the

01:08:56.660 privacy?

01:08:57.600 I'm not

01:08:58.240 in favor

01:08:58.620 of losing

01:08:59.040 all the

01:08:59.360 privacy.

01:09:00.160 It's just

01:09:00.760 going to

01:09:01.040 happen.

01:09:02.520 There's no

01:09:03.220 world in

01:09:04.000 which we

01:09:04.380 don't lose

01:09:04.840 all of our

01:09:05.260 privacy.

01:09:06.460 I hate to

01:09:06.940 say it.

01:09:07.720 I mean,

01:09:07.980 it might take

01:09:08.660 longer,

01:09:09.260 it might

01:09:09.480 take shorter,

01:09:10.600 but you're

01:09:11.300 going to lose

01:09:11.640 all your

01:09:11.940 privacy,

01:09:12.880 or somebody

01:09:13.460 is,

01:09:13.740 maybe your

01:09:14.100 children.

01:09:14.380 there's

01:09:17.020 literally

01:09:17.300 nothing you

01:09:17.900 can do

01:09:18.180 about it.

01:09:18.640 The

01:09:18.760 technology

01:09:19.280 will just

01:09:19.680 make it

01:09:20.080 too easy.

01:09:22.980 And then

01:09:23.640 this is

01:09:23.980 kind of

01:09:24.220 cool.

01:09:24.480 Direct TV

01:09:25.340 has worked

01:09:26.940 on some

01:09:27.320 deal with

01:09:27.740 another

01:09:27.980 company,

01:09:28.500 Ars Technico

01:09:29.120 talking about

01:09:29.720 this.

01:09:30.340 Another

01:09:30.600 company

01:09:31.100 called

01:09:32.300 the thing

01:09:34.840 I didn't

01:09:35.100 write down,

01:09:35.740 Glance.

01:09:37.220 But what

01:09:37.720 it will do

01:09:38.040 is make

01:09:38.400 the screen

01:09:39.040 saver on

01:09:39.660 your TV,

01:09:40.760 or whatever

01:09:41.260 it is you're

01:09:41.720 watching,

01:09:42.640 for Direct

01:09:43.260 TV.

01:09:44.520 It will

01:09:45.100 put you

01:09:45.640 in the

01:09:45.960 ad.

01:09:47.740 So I

01:09:48.620 think you

01:09:48.860 have to

01:09:49.060 give it

01:09:49.300 approval.

01:09:50.040 But you

01:09:50.300 can take

01:09:50.600 a picture

01:09:50.960 of your

01:09:51.300 face,

01:09:52.680 and then

01:09:53.080 from that

01:09:53.480 point on,

01:09:54.180 some of

01:09:54.520 the ads

01:09:54.980 will have

01:09:55.420 you in

01:09:55.900 the

01:09:56.040 commercial

01:09:56.400 with AI.

01:09:58.900 Now how

01:09:59.300 cool is

01:09:59.840 that?

01:10:01.000 That is

01:10:01.640 one of

01:10:01.900 the best

01:10:02.300 advertising

01:10:02.940 ideas I've

01:10:03.660 ever seen.

01:10:05.040 If you

01:10:05.400 put the

01:10:06.560 consumer's

01:10:07.900 face in

01:10:08.820 the picture,

01:10:09.820 the odds

01:10:10.760 of them

01:10:11.100 buying that

01:10:11.660 product go

01:10:12.640 way up.

01:10:14.940 You don't

01:10:15.620 have to do

01:10:15.980 a study on

01:10:16.560 that one,

01:10:16.940 I can tell

01:10:17.360 you for

01:10:17.660 sure.

01:10:19.100 Because people

01:10:19.880 care about

01:10:20.340 themselves more

01:10:21.700 than they

01:10:22.040 care about

01:10:22.420 anything else.

01:10:24.120 So if

01:10:24.500 you put

01:10:24.900 me in

01:10:26.200 the

01:10:26.340 commercial,

01:10:27.480 and then

01:10:27.820 you show

01:10:28.160 me enjoying

01:10:28.780 the product,

01:10:30.180 that's going

01:10:31.500 to be really

01:10:31.960 influential.

01:10:33.240 That would

01:10:33.500 be a great

01:10:33.920 ad.

01:10:34.820 All right,

01:10:35.060 that's what

01:10:35.300 I've got

01:10:35.540 for you

01:10:35.840 today.

01:10:39.420 Thanks for

01:10:40.080 joining

01:10:40.360 everybody.

01:10:41.900 I hope

01:10:42.620 I didn't

01:10:43.000 look too

01:10:44.480 whacked

01:10:44.760 down on

01:10:45.200 painkillers

01:10:45.820 today,

01:10:46.760 but I'm

01:10:47.540 feeling good.

01:10:50.060 I'm going

01:10:50.640 to talk to

01:10:51.060 the locals

01:10:51.960 people privately

01:10:52.760 if my

01:10:53.380 button works

01:10:54.120 today.

01:10:55.000 And the

01:10:55.160 rest of

01:10:55.900 you thank

01:10:56.160 you for

01:10:56.340 joining.

01:10:57.500 It's

01:10:57.780 always a

01:10:58.100 pleasure to

01:10:58.540 see you.

01:10:59.500 Hope you

01:10:59.840 come back

01:11:00.200 tomorrow,

01:11:00.720 same time,

01:11:01.200 same place.

01:11:02.640 All right,

01:11:02.880 locals, if

01:11:03.520 this button

01:11:03.980 works,

01:11:25.940 you've

01:11:26.340 goes off

01:11:26.560 people

01:11:26.720 differently.

01:11:28.080 I want

01:11:28.620 to

01:11:28.800 go

01:11:30.740 oh it's

01:11:31.600 good.

01:11:38.580 If

01:11:41.080 you

01:11:42.140 see

01:11:42.500 well

01:11:42.520 you

01:11:42.820 can

01:11:43.560 Thank you.

01:12:13.560 Thank you.

01:12:43.560 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 15, 2025

Episode 2989 CWSA 10⧸15⧸25

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