Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 17, 2025


Episode 2991 CWSA 10⧸17⧸25


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Dalton Trigg ( ) joins me to talk about the latest in AI, and why he thinks it s a bad idea to use your likeness in a digital world. Plus, why is it that black and white Americans have different income levels?

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00:00:21.460 Everybody good this morning?
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00:00:30.000 Your stocks are not going up.
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00:00:43.940 Oh, come on. 0.87
00:00:46.240 Technology?
00:00:48.060 Why are you not working?
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00:00:54.340 Never seen that before.
00:00:58.620 Man.
00:01:00.000 It's kind of abrupt.
00:01:04.760 Technology, back online.
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00:01:08.860 All right, people.
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00:02:03.720 Well, I wonder if there's any science they didn't need to do because they could have just asked me.
00:02:08.440 I saw a post by Dr. Rhonda Patrick.
00:02:12.160 It says that there's a study that shows if you engage in creative skill-based activities, that your biological brain will be six years younger.
00:02:23.220 So you should be doing stuff like dancing and music and visual arts or gaming.
00:02:28.240 Gaming?
00:02:29.200 Really?
00:02:30.920 Well, I've been telling you this for a long time.
00:02:33.400 This is actually pretty old news, that if you keep your brain flexible, it'll last longer.
00:02:39.480 That is why I took up trying to learn the drums a few years ago, because I knew that that would be good for my brain.
00:02:49.060 It's also why I have a ping-pong table, because it turns out that racket sports are really good for your brain.
00:02:55.260 And I produce creative content every day, which is why I'm so darn young.
00:03:04.820 So yes, creativity keeps your brain younger.
00:03:09.820 Well, here's the least surprising thing in technology.
00:03:13.040 You know, Amazon owns the Ring camera company.
00:03:16.100 And now they're going to partner with Flock, which is another outdoor camera company that networks them all together and uses AI.
00:03:26.120 So the least surprising thing in the world is that the companies with big security cams will connect together and add AI, and we will be fully, fully surveilled.
00:03:42.820 Now, I remind you that when I talk about privacy, most of you say, no, don't take my privacy.
00:03:52.020 And others say, well, usually almost all of you say, don't take my privacy.
00:03:56.480 I don't say that, but not because I don't want it to go, because it's going.
00:04:03.980 There's just no way you can maintain privacy in a world of high tech in the future.
00:04:09.640 So I've decided that it's not going to be my fight, because it's unwinnable in the long run.
00:04:18.640 Not that I want it to go that way, but it is unwinnable.
00:04:22.640 Well, I guess the Martin Luther King family, their estate, talked to OpenAI,
00:04:28.600 because they didn't like how AI was allowing people to make images out of Dr. King.
00:04:34.200 So OpenAI says they're going to stop doing that, so people won't be able to use King as one of their AI creativity things.
00:04:49.180 So I wonder how many other people would be thrown into that category.
00:04:52.320 So really what it is, is that authorized representatives or estates can request that the likeness does not be used.
00:05:03.940 So I suppose I can do that, too.
00:05:07.380 I can request that they not do me or Dilbert, because I'm a public figure.
00:05:13.840 Do you think they would honor that?
00:05:16.040 If I told OpenAI to not use any images of me or the Dilbert characters forever, do you think it could pull that off?
00:05:26.360 I don't know.
00:05:27.540 I don't feel like it would apply to me.
00:05:30.900 I had a long conversation yesterday with Grok, and then followed up with OpenAI today to see if it would have any different opinion.
00:05:38.860 And here's what Grok says about the reason that black and white Americans have different levels of income.
00:05:49.000 Are you interested in what the AI said?
00:05:53.540 Because it gave me an explanation I'd never heard before.
00:05:58.480 So here is Grok explaining to me yesterday why black and white Americans have different income levels.
00:06:06.840 You ready for this?
00:06:07.620 It starts with slavery, obviously, and then the ripple of slavery and systemic racism.
00:06:15.040 Then we come to the present, and that causes poverty.
00:06:20.540 So you have more poverty in one group than the other.
00:06:24.220 Poverty, here's the part I didn't know.
00:06:26.860 Poverty is highly correlated with being exposed to lead, as in lead paint and lead pipes.
00:06:33.780 Lead is highly correlated with reducing IQ.
00:06:41.800 When IQ is reduced, so is income.
00:06:45.280 And that was most of what Grok said was the difference in income between black and white Americans, lead, and backed it up with science.
00:06:56.940 It's not 100%, but according to Grok and also OpenAI, if you adjust for poverty,
00:07:06.200 if you look at people at the same income level, the IQ differences go away.
00:07:11.820 Or they become so small that effectively they go away.
00:07:18.240 So that's what AI says.
00:07:20.320 It's lead paint.
00:07:22.200 Anyway.
00:07:22.440 According to Scott Besant, Treasury Secretary, the U.S. ran a nearly $200 billion surplus in September,
00:07:32.820 and the deficit shrank by $41 billion.
00:07:35.940 I don't know what any of that means.
00:07:37.800 Doesn't it feel like it's missing all kinds of context?
00:07:42.680 I guess it's good that we ran a surplus instead of a deficit, but I'm not really even sure what that means.
00:07:51.320 I need more details, but it sounds good.
00:07:54.060 There's a study that shows that, according to user Dexerto, there's a study that shows that AI chatbots will give you better research if you're rude to them.
00:08:09.020 Does that make sense to you?
00:08:10.520 That if you're rude to your AI, it'll give you better answers?
00:08:14.100 Well, last night, coincidentally, I asked Grok if it would give me better answers if I were polite.
00:08:21.240 And it said yes.
00:08:25.340 So, I don't know.
00:08:27.440 Does it give you better answers if you're polite or better answers if you're rude?
00:08:32.700 So, I ended up being rude because it kept not answering my questions, you know, in the topic I was telling you about.
00:08:43.340 So, I had to actually yell at it, open AI.
00:08:46.320 I had to just get really mean to open AI or it wouldn't answer my questions.
00:08:50.040 So, it literally had to be mean.
00:08:52.920 It was going to give me just, well, you know, people say things.
00:08:57.760 I'm like, you're right, but what's the data?
00:08:59.880 Well, you know, like, okay, but what's the data?
00:09:03.560 Just tell me the data.
00:09:04.600 Well, you know, and I just had to yell at it, like, stop, stop doing this.
00:09:10.460 Stop avoiding the question.
00:09:12.260 Stop being a jerk.
00:09:13.240 And then it answered my question.
00:09:20.660 So, I tried again.
00:09:28.580 You know, I use AI tools so you don't have to, so you can see if they work.
00:09:33.940 So, apparently the best of the apps that turn things into video is Sora 2 Pro, which I have.
00:09:43.220 So, I tried it once and I thought maybe I don't know how to use this thing right because I wasn't getting a good result.
00:09:50.640 So, I tried it again yesterday, and here's what I've learned.
00:09:56.340 Sora 2 Pro, once you ask it for a video, the time it will take to produce the video could be anywhere from seconds to minutes to hours.
00:10:09.340 To hours.
00:10:10.340 My experience is that it's almost always hours.
00:10:13.960 I've got one that's been cooking since yesterday.
00:10:17.040 Now, as an artist of sorts, I guess I'm sort of an artist.
00:10:22.500 If I were going to create a little video that I wanted to be viral or I wanted it to be a scene of a movie from one of my books or something like that,
00:10:30.720 how many times do you think I would want to tweak each little video to get it just the way I wanted?
00:10:37.480 How many adjustments do you think I'd have to make?
00:10:40.980 I estimate 20 to 50.
00:10:44.060 20 to 50.
00:10:45.980 Because I was trying to do, you know, God's Debris, my fiction book.
00:10:51.060 And I say, all right, it's an old man in a plaid blanket by the fireplace.
00:10:56.700 And then it produces one.
00:10:57.980 And then I look at the face.
00:10:59.880 I go, hmm, I want it to look older and friendlier.
00:11:04.980 Now, I have to wait hours for that.
00:11:07.560 Hours.
00:11:08.800 And that's just one tweak.
00:11:10.960 And then I look at it.
00:11:11.980 I'll go, hmm, no, maybe even older and friendlier.
00:11:15.400 And I have to go back the next day.
00:11:17.120 So if you have to do 20 to 50 tweaks, and I think that's a reasonable estimate, and each one takes 10 hours, that's not a product.
00:11:28.160 Well, what could you use that for?
00:11:30.900 As far as I can tell, the only thing it's useful for is that somebody will put in one sentence, and it'll produce something that they didn't imagine exactly, but the AI created something that they wanted to display.
00:11:45.620 So you get this misleading impression that somebody used Sora 2 to make something that they wanted to make.
00:11:54.560 Not really.
00:11:56.140 What they did was they initiated it, but if you want to close the gap between what the user wants it to make and what it wants to make on its own, I don't think they can do it.
00:12:10.700 I don't think it's a real product yet.
00:12:12.900 Not if it takes hours for every tweak.
00:12:16.200 In other news, there's some kind of new movie coming out.
00:12:20.560 It's going to be a big deal, The Age of Disclosure.
00:12:23.020 And it's going to talk about the alleged ongoing cover-up of the UFOs that have been visiting us for years.
00:12:32.700 And I guess Marco Rubio is in this and says that UFOs have been observed over restricted U.S. nuclear facilities and that they're definitely things not from this world.
00:12:46.160 So there's going to be a whole bunch of people saying that they have direct evidence of UFOs and UFO bodies and stuff like that.
00:12:57.500 Now, do you think any of that's true?
00:13:00.600 I'm going to stick with, no, there are no UFOs.
00:13:04.140 No.
00:13:05.100 You're not going to see one.
00:13:08.780 No, there are no UFOs.
00:13:10.660 At least there are no aliens.
00:13:12.800 I'd love to be wrong.
00:13:14.000 Well, I'd love to be wrong about that, but no.
00:13:17.740 Trump announced some plans to reduce IVF prices, which should be popular.
00:13:24.740 There were a lot of people on the left as well as the right who wanted IVF to be more practical, but it's crazy expensive.
00:13:33.660 However, Trump thinks he can get the cost down about 73%, according to one estimate.
00:13:40.940 So he would do things like, let's see, he's going to allow people to opt in for insurance.
00:13:48.180 So IVF could be just part of your normal health care insurance.
00:13:52.100 That would take your cost down.
00:13:54.340 There's a drug maker who makes fertility medication that apparently they've beaten up to lower the price quite a bit.
00:14:04.000 That should help.
00:14:06.580 And he's basically beating up companies to lower the prices.
00:14:12.580 There's something else they did.
00:14:18.360 Oh, and they're looking for FDA approval of something that's already approved in Europe.
00:14:22.420 So I guess if he does all three things, which all look doable, the IVF will come down, way down.
00:14:31.060 Will he get credit for that?
00:14:32.720 Probably not.
00:14:34.000 Probably not.
00:14:37.380 Scott didn't know who Gary Nolan is.
00:14:39.760 I know who Gary Nolan is.
00:14:41.400 Why are you such an asshole?
00:14:42.640 When people talk about me in the comments, I know who Gary Nolan is.
00:14:50.000 I know he's a UFO guy.
00:14:51.420 And I know that he has no credibility, in my opinion.
00:14:55.680 So why are you talking about me and just making shit up?
00:15:01.500 If you're going to talk about me, it should at least be accurate and not like mind reading.
00:15:07.620 Oh, I read his mind.
00:15:09.220 I read his mind and I saw what he doesn't know in there.
00:15:11.720 He said, you don't know what I do and do not know.
00:15:14.640 You don't fucking know what I know.
00:15:16.840 So stop saying that you know what I know or don't know.
00:15:19.860 You don't know.
00:15:21.620 You couldn't possibly.
00:15:23.340 Anyway.
00:15:25.640 So I guess Palmer Luckey, the CEO billionaire of Enduril Industries.
00:15:35.980 It's a high-tech weapons manufacturer.
00:15:40.320 He was on Joe Rogan, had made some news.
00:15:44.080 I guess they're introducing some kind of helmet that has eagle-eye technology, they call it.
00:15:50.380 And it allows you to do everything from seeing a heads-up display of the war zone to, I don't know,
00:15:56.420 you can see through the fog and you can call in airborne support and stuff.
00:16:03.060 So basically it's a helmet that turns a soldier into a super soldier.
00:16:07.400 As somebody pointed out, how much longer are we going to have soldiers?
00:16:16.040 Do you really want soldiers running around the battlefield?
00:16:19.560 Because they're just going to be killed by drones.
00:16:21.380 So I feel like having a super soldier has maybe a narrow window or a narrow application,
00:16:29.640 because the soldiers are not going to be running around on the ground underneath the drones.
00:16:34.440 That's going to end pretty soon.
00:16:35.940 It'll be all drones against robots pretty soon.
00:16:40.440 Robert Luck, he also had an idea for how the U.S. should stage itself.
00:16:47.780 Instead of getting involved in wars directly, he thinks we should be the world's gun shop.
00:16:54.700 Of course, he makes weapons, so there's a little bit of self-interest involved in that suggestion.
00:17:01.700 But he thinks that if we were the most dependable place to get weapons
00:17:05.800 and we were forceful about not getting involved in other people's wars,
00:17:12.980 but happy to sell them weapons, that that would be our most stable, successful situation.
00:17:21.480 Because nobody wants to hurt their weapon source.
00:17:26.800 So if you sold weapons to both sides, they wouldn't attack you,
00:17:32.960 because you're the source of good weapons.
00:17:35.440 So there's something kind of brilliant about that,
00:17:38.420 becoming the weapon seller instead of being the weapon user.
00:17:44.380 I'd have to think about it a little bit more,
00:17:47.120 but I feel like it's on the border of a brilliant suggestion.
00:17:51.140 What do you think?
00:17:52.900 We could probably pull that off.
00:17:54.460 Yeah, there's always going to be an exception where you feel you need to use weapons,
00:17:58.460 but it would make sense for us to be everybody's favorite weapon store
00:18:02.740 and not the user of the weapons.
00:18:09.460 Apparently, also, Parma Lucky told Joe Rogan that in China,
00:18:15.260 the cheapest car that would be sort of equivalent of the low-end cars in the U.S.
00:18:20.340 would only cost a Chinese resident $3,000 to $4,000.
00:18:24.460 For a new car.
00:18:27.520 How do we compete with that?
00:18:30.020 So that would be competing with what would be about $17,000 for a new car in the U.S.
00:18:35.280 So already, if you're Chinese, you can buy a $4,000 new car.
00:18:42.060 I mean, it would be the lowest low-end, but still a car.
00:18:45.640 So between their dark factories that are run entirely by robots and their expertise in manufacturing
00:18:53.480 and now the gigantic financial advantage they have,
00:18:59.840 I don't know how we compete with them.
00:19:02.200 How the hell do we compete with that?
00:19:03.660 Did you lock the front door?
00:19:08.520 Check.
00:19:09.080 Closed the garage door?
00:19:10.240 Yep.
00:19:10.740 Installed window sensors, smoke sensors, and HD cameras with night vision?
00:19:14.240 No.
00:19:15.060 And you set up credit card transaction alerts, a secure VPN for a private connection,
00:19:18.460 and continuous monitoring for our personal info on the dark web?
00:19:21.560 Uh, I'm looking into it?
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00:19:34.920 Well, John Bolton got his indictment, 26-page indictment.
00:19:40.180 I think there were 18 items on him.
00:19:44.180 I think he was indicted for still having an AOL account.
00:19:49.140 Don't you go to jail for that if you still have an AOL account and you're using it?
00:19:53.440 Well, he was using his AOL account from 2018 through 19 to record his notes from meetings.
00:20:03.260 And apparently the accusation is that some of those notes he wrote down on his AOL,
00:20:09.100 which would be very unsecured, were confidential classified things,
00:20:14.700 and that would suggest that he sent them to somebody, a family member,
00:20:20.780 and that he didn't protect them.
00:20:24.260 So I don't know if that's enough, but if convicted, he's got 10 years in prison,
00:20:29.280 I don't think that's going to happen.
00:20:31.320 But basically it was for having diary-like entries in AOL
00:20:35.240 that tried to capture what happened in the classified meetings.
00:20:40.640 How much trouble is he in?
00:20:42.140 I don't know.
00:20:45.740 On one hand, I don't like the law affair.
00:20:51.580 On the other hand, if the evidence is strong, well, that's why they have those laws.
00:20:59.720 But I can't imagine most people being convicted for this sort of thing.
00:21:04.420 I feel like it would be a no-jail term, but you would wish it didn't happen.
00:21:12.140 All right.
00:21:15.880 So we'll keep an eye on him, Mr. Mustache.
00:21:20.340 I guess Momdani had a debate with Cuomo for mayor of New York
00:21:26.880 and made a little news, but here's my take.
00:21:30.840 So Momdani, as you know, wants a lot of free stuff for poor people.
00:21:35.840 So he wants free buses, free childcare, help with rent,
00:21:43.640 and I guess government grocery stores or something for poor people.
00:21:47.900 So he wants a bunch of things that would cost money,
00:21:52.160 and then the question is, where does the money come from?
00:21:55.860 Here's the part you have to watch out for.
00:21:58.480 He actually has an answer for that, and it's a specific answer.
00:22:03.700 He wants to tax the top 1% in New York, another 2%, add it on to their taxes.
00:22:10.900 He wants the corporate taxes in New York to match New Jersey,
00:22:15.300 and he thinks if you do those two things, it will produce enough.
00:22:19.860 He wants to raise taxes by $9 billion to pay for his programs.
00:22:25.400 Now, I don't know if he's got the math right,
00:22:28.040 but here's what you have to worry about.
00:22:30.140 It occurred to me yesterday that if I were not canceled already,
00:22:37.340 I could completely take over the Democratic Party.
00:22:41.180 Do you know how?
00:22:42.500 I would simply write down my plan and how to pay for it, and that's it.
00:22:48.640 And I would win the primary and be the candidate.
00:22:51.500 Because the first person who can say,
00:22:54.560 here's our set of problems that we're concentrating on,
00:22:57.940 and here's my set of solutions,
00:23:00.480 and this is exactly how I plan to pay for it,
00:23:04.080 even though you don't like it.
00:23:05.740 Of course you don't want your taxes to go up.
00:23:08.040 Of course you don't.
00:23:10.080 But given the alternatives, that's my plan.
00:23:14.020 Mamdami's doing this.
00:23:18.700 He's doing it.
00:23:20.260 He's saying what he wants to do, which is exactly on point,
00:23:24.080 which is lower expenses, perfect, politically perfect,
00:23:29.240 and now he's saying exactly how he's going to pay for it,
00:23:32.300 and he's going to put that on corporations and the richest people.
00:23:36.560 Again, if you have to raise taxes,
00:23:40.400 that's as good as you can do, right?
00:23:42.820 So here's why you have to worry about Mamdami. 0.96
00:23:47.540 He seems to be the only person who's doing the smarter things
00:23:50.960 to win an election.
00:23:53.880 And he's doing it.
00:23:55.360 It's so easy that he can do it within the context of being
00:23:59.700 a commie slash socialist, the hardest thing you could do.
00:24:04.720 But as long as he does this one thing right,
00:24:07.940 which is he clearly explains what he's trying to fix,
00:24:12.820 affordability.
00:24:16.320 That was a cat on the keyboard.
00:24:18.740 And then he tells you how he's going to do it.
00:24:21.040 Even if you hate every part of his plan,
00:24:23.880 it's a real plan.
00:24:26.480 That's what it would take to win.
00:24:27.740 So I've been thinking that whoever did that
00:24:31.700 is going to be the next,
00:24:34.380 at least the next candidate for the Democrats for president.
00:24:38.840 It won't be Mamdami, 0.99
00:24:40.500 but he's sort of telling you how to do it.
00:24:44.620 You've got to have the plan.
00:24:46.200 It has to meet what the people want.
00:24:49.280 But you also have to say exactly how you're going to pay for it,
00:24:52.120 no matter how much they hate it.
00:24:55.340 It's not a plan unless you say you're going to pay for it.
00:24:58.240 You know, I've been making fun of what I call half opinions,
00:25:01.780 where somebody will say,
00:25:03.420 yes, we need to feed the poor.
00:25:06.540 Okay.
00:25:07.840 Well, that's half an opinion.
00:25:09.580 How are you going to pay for that?
00:25:11.500 If you don't have the other half,
00:25:12.840 you don't have anything.
00:25:14.420 Mamdami's a whole opinion guy.
00:25:15.940 And the Democrats just don't even do that.
00:25:19.100 They don't do that.
00:25:20.520 They don't do whole opinions.
00:25:22.520 But he does.
00:25:23.920 So if he's doing well, it's not an accident.
00:25:29.060 He's really good on TV.
00:25:31.380 He's really good on social media.
00:25:34.140 He looked like he was pretty good in the debate.
00:25:36.640 And he's the only person who has a complete plan,
00:25:39.820 even if he hate it.
00:25:42.020 That's a strong package.
00:25:43.320 You could argue that it's pretty close to what Trump did
00:25:48.820 for Republicans.
00:25:51.100 Well, today, I don't know if it's because it's a slow news week or what,
00:25:55.160 but a lot of the news is about people,
00:25:58.660 like individual high-profile people.
00:26:01.060 So, you know, that story's about Mamdami
00:26:02.880 and the other story's about Palmer Luckey.
00:26:06.940 Here's one about Fetterman.
00:26:09.380 So Fetterman, as you know,
00:26:10.920 is trying to be the reasonable person in the room,
00:26:14.140 the common sense guy,
00:26:15.480 which makes Democrats hate their own guy.
00:26:18.620 And they're talking about primarying him
00:26:21.200 because he's occasionally agrees with Republicans,
00:26:25.220 and they can't stand that.
00:26:27.200 But here's what's going on.
00:26:29.820 Tara Palmieri, who's got a podcast,
00:26:36.060 asked Fetterman,
00:26:37.300 how do Democrats win back white men like yourself?
00:26:41.940 And Fetterman said the only honest answer to that.
00:26:45.440 I don't know.
00:26:46.060 And truthfully, I'm not sure if that's possible, to be honest.
00:26:49.540 Here's why it's not possible.
00:26:51.040 And I think,
00:26:52.560 I believe Fetterman said some version of what I'm going to say.
00:26:55.260 As soon as you do identity politics,
00:26:59.800 which is all Democrats do, identity,
00:27:03.500 you have to have winners and losers,
00:27:06.500 which means, you know,
00:27:09.060 somebody is going to be marked as the evil one
00:27:11.580 who is the reason that the other identities
00:27:14.560 are not doing as well as they should.
00:27:17.000 Who's that?
00:27:18.100 It's men.
00:27:20.200 It's mostly white men, 0.83
00:27:22.540 but it's men.
00:27:23.460 You know, men are the problem. 1.00
00:27:25.460 Men are the crime problem. 1.00
00:27:27.360 Men are the, you know,
00:27:28.720 men are supporting Trump too much.
00:27:30.580 Men, men, they're toxic.
00:27:32.700 So if your party is built around blaming men
00:27:37.920 and trying to transfer resources from men 1.00
00:27:42.040 to their groups,
00:27:44.940 how in the world are you going to win them back?
00:27:48.400 What would be the way to win back the people
00:27:50.620 that you've demonized
00:27:51.780 as the people who should be punished
00:27:54.460 and robbed of their resources
00:27:57.120 because they're men?
00:27:59.700 You can't win that.
00:28:02.080 As soon as the men realize what's going on,
00:28:04.780 which, you know,
00:28:06.320 I'm a little bit disappointed
00:28:09.020 in how many years it took men
00:28:10.340 to figure out that Democrats
00:28:11.640 were not on their side.
00:28:13.560 But once they figured it out,
00:28:15.720 which they very clearly have at this point,
00:28:18.740 no, you can't fix that.
00:28:20.240 The only way you can fix that
00:28:22.180 is to get rid of identity politics
00:28:23.840 and that would get rid of Democrats. 0.98
00:28:27.420 Like the entire Democrat concept
00:28:30.320 would have to go away
00:28:31.920 for them to get men back.
00:28:34.240 So it's not happening.
00:28:37.440 Anyway,
00:28:38.340 don't blame a group of problems.
00:28:40.860 Don't blame some group for your problems
00:28:42.920 and expect them to come to your party.
00:28:44.680 Then the next individual in the news,
00:28:48.740 Jay Johnson.
00:28:50.380 I'm kind of tired of him.
00:28:51.800 He's that Democratic Virginia attorney general
00:28:54.020 who said insanely awful things
00:28:57.400 in a private text message exchange
00:28:59.800 about wanting his opponent to die
00:29:02.280 and maybe even his children to die
00:29:04.260 because that's the only way he'd,
00:29:05.840 you know,
00:29:06.620 get the message.
00:29:07.380 So he started his debate.
00:29:10.620 I guess he had a debate last night.
00:29:12.620 He started saying,
00:29:13.520 I am ashamed.
00:29:14.280 I am embarrassed.
00:29:15.440 I am sorry.
00:29:17.120 So he apologized profusely
00:29:19.960 for those words that he said.
00:29:23.000 Now,
00:29:23.300 do you think that will hurt him
00:29:24.640 in the election?
00:29:27.040 Probably not
00:29:27.980 because the only thing
00:29:30.620 that the Democrats care
00:29:31.740 is that a Democrat wins.
00:29:33.280 I don't think they really care
00:29:34.800 what he said.
00:29:35.860 And I really don't think they care
00:29:37.500 that he said something violent
00:29:39.660 about Republicans.
00:29:41.720 I don't think anybody cares.
00:29:44.240 Yeah.
00:29:44.440 And I don't think he's necessarily
00:29:46.100 embarrassed or shamed either.
00:29:48.580 So don't believe any of that.
00:29:51.060 But in the long run,
00:29:53.100 it probably will make
00:29:53.960 no difference whatsoever.
00:29:56.180 He'll probably just win the election.
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00:30:29.780 Kamala Harris?
00:30:30.740 She's so pathetic 0.99
00:30:33.820 that it really is entertaining
00:30:36.360 every time she's in public.
00:30:39.520 She says that Gen Z 1.00
00:30:40.820 is afraid to have kids
00:30:42.000 because of climate anxiety.
00:30:44.760 She says they're experiencing
00:30:46.200 what they've coined climate anxiety,
00:30:48.760 blah, blah, blah,
00:30:49.300 so they don't even want to have kids.
00:30:51.420 To which I say,
00:30:52.900 do you think there was some point
00:30:54.380 where she took any responsibility
00:30:55.880 for that?
00:30:56.600 Does she think
00:30:58.600 that the climate anxiety
00:30:59.780 is because of the climate?
00:31:03.720 Because that's not what's happening.
00:31:05.780 The climate has barely changed.
00:31:09.200 The reason there's climate anxiety
00:31:11.120 is because there are Democrats
00:31:12.520 and Kamala Harris.
00:31:15.320 It's not the climate.
00:31:17.880 The climate didn't scare anybody.
00:31:20.440 If we weren't talking
00:31:21.780 about the climate,
00:31:22.640 do you think anybody
00:31:23.380 would be not having kids
00:31:24.840 because they looked at the weather?
00:31:27.160 They looked outside and said,
00:31:28.900 oh, wow,
00:31:29.260 there were no named hurricanes
00:31:31.220 this year.
00:31:32.620 Do you realize that?
00:31:33.680 There are no named hurricanes.
00:31:35.500 We went a whole year
00:31:36.280 without one.
00:31:37.440 Yeah, that's how bad it is.
00:31:42.460 Not a single named hurricane.
00:31:44.000 So, yes, Kamala Harris,
00:31:46.480 you are the reason
00:31:47.340 that civilization
00:31:48.620 will be destroyed
00:31:49.800 by underpopulation.
00:31:53.400 Do you think she is aware
00:31:54.920 that she is one of the people
00:31:56.620 who might be
00:31:57.900 destroying the entire world
00:32:00.320 with her opinions
00:32:01.680 by keeping people
00:32:03.080 from reproducing?
00:32:05.160 No, she doesn't know it.
00:32:09.140 I wasn't aware of this
00:32:10.640 because I didn't pay attention
00:32:11.640 to local politics,
00:32:12.860 but I guess several years ago
00:32:14.640 there was this thing
00:32:15.360 in San Francisco,
00:32:16.920 Prophecy.
00:32:18.720 And Mark Benioff,
00:32:20.100 who is the Salesforce
00:32:21.900 founder and CEO,
00:32:24.160 he was one of the main people
00:32:25.500 behind it
00:32:26.040 because Salesforce
00:32:26.560 has a big presence
00:32:27.840 in San Francisco.
00:32:29.020 And the idea was
00:32:30.020 that it would help
00:32:32.680 solve the homeless problem.
00:32:34.240 There would be
00:32:34.460 a bunch of money involved.
00:32:36.120 So they'd solve the homeless
00:32:37.280 and crime problem
00:32:38.320 in the streets
00:32:38.940 and get rid of the tents
00:32:39.940 and everything.
00:32:41.060 So six years later,
00:32:43.220 how do you think it looks?
00:32:45.340 The answer is,
00:32:46.740 apparently a whole bunch
00:32:48.120 of money went into it
00:32:49.260 and absolutely nothing happened.
00:32:52.240 Half a billion dollars
00:32:53.560 and no change whatsoever.
00:32:57.640 So how many times
00:32:59.020 have you heard
00:32:59.700 billions of dollars
00:33:01.280 were allocated
00:33:01.900 to solve the homeless problem
00:33:03.280 and then years later
00:33:04.880 it's exactly the same?
00:33:07.120 Do you know how many times
00:33:08.000 you've heard that?
00:33:08.640 Every time it's been tried.
00:33:11.120 Do you know why?
00:33:12.300 Because it's Democrats.
00:33:14.000 What happens to the money?
00:33:15.600 It all gets stolen.
00:33:18.120 That's it.
00:33:19.460 Every time they fund
00:33:20.700 anything that's like
00:33:21.740 a big program,
00:33:23.320 they just steal the money.
00:33:25.420 And then a few years later
00:33:26.640 we go,
00:33:27.100 wait, where's all the money?
00:33:28.920 Do you remember the,
00:33:29.920 was it
00:33:30.380 de Blasio's wife
00:33:32.980 who had billions of dollars
00:33:35.560 to do something
00:33:36.740 for poverty
00:33:37.440 and she can't tell you
00:33:38.900 where the money went?
00:33:40.600 Billions.
00:33:41.760 Billions.
00:33:42.460 Can't tell you where it went.
00:33:44.140 What about Stacey Abrams?
00:33:45.580 We'll talk about her.
00:33:47.020 Two billion dollars
00:33:48.000 for her boondoggle.
00:33:50.560 Where'd that money go?
00:33:51.480 So every time
00:33:54.400 Democrats fund
00:33:55.360 anything,
00:33:56.640 they make the same,
00:33:58.260 well,
00:33:58.580 I'll call it a mistake,
00:33:59.760 but maybe it's intentional.
00:34:01.160 They don't have auditing.
00:34:02.620 They don't have transparency.
00:34:04.320 They don't have any reporting.
00:34:06.200 They just steal the money.
00:34:08.320 That's all they do.
00:34:09.820 They just make sure
00:34:11.300 that whoever's job it is
00:34:12.400 to pick the vendors,
00:34:15.240 just pick crooked vendors,
00:34:17.120 probably get a kickback.
00:34:18.960 But this is yet another
00:34:21.940 Democrat-led program
00:34:25.120 that really just took
00:34:26.340 a bunch of money
00:34:26.900 and gave it to crooks.
00:34:28.360 And that's all it did.
00:34:29.580 Just took their money
00:34:30.780 and gave it to crooks.
00:34:32.120 End of story.
00:34:33.980 Well, here's a little
00:34:35.200 data mystery
00:34:36.200 maybe you can answer for me.
00:34:37.660 CNN's Harry Enten,
00:34:39.160 who I'm a big fan
00:34:40.980 of his work on CNN.
00:34:42.860 He said that the Democrat
00:34:44.240 chance of winning the House
00:34:45.760 in the midterms
00:34:46.620 had been as high
00:34:48.120 as 83% in April,
00:34:49.560 but now it's down to 63%.
00:34:51.560 And he's reporting that
00:34:53.140 as a momentous drop.
00:34:57.140 But it would still say
00:34:58.460 there's a two and a three chance
00:35:00.800 that the Democrats
00:35:01.640 are going to win the midterms.
00:35:03.600 How does that match up
00:35:05.880 with the likelihood
00:35:07.820 that the Supreme Court
00:35:09.200 will change the Voting Rights Act
00:35:12.160 enough to open up
00:35:14.320 a bunch of seats
00:35:15.080 for Republicans
00:35:15.940 that had not been
00:35:17.460 Republican seats before?
00:35:19.900 And also,
00:35:21.360 the potential
00:35:22.800 for redistricting,
00:35:24.460 which would create
00:35:25.420 some more Republican seats.
00:35:27.380 So I'm getting
00:35:28.100 two opposite stories.
00:35:30.860 One is that
00:35:31.680 because of the redistricting
00:35:33.180 changes that are happening
00:35:34.860 and also likely to happen,
00:35:36.480 Supreme Court,
00:35:37.220 if it goes the way we think,
00:35:39.040 would make it
00:35:40.040 almost a slam dunk
00:35:41.540 that Republicans
00:35:42.400 would win the midterm.
00:35:43.460 but the polls
00:35:46.480 are still reporting it
00:35:47.580 as two and a three chance
00:35:49.920 that it's going to go
00:35:50.780 to Democrats.
00:35:52.120 So which is it?
00:35:53.700 Those are completely
00:35:54.480 opposite stories.
00:35:56.200 Is it that
00:35:57.040 when they do the polling,
00:35:58.840 people are not informed
00:36:00.780 about the redistricting part?
00:36:02.440 So they're just
00:36:03.780 saying in a perfect world
00:36:05.720 how they would vote.
00:36:07.120 So I feel like
00:36:08.000 the poll numbers
00:36:09.760 are the least predictive.
00:36:12.360 And what's more predictive
00:36:13.440 is how many
00:36:14.260 redistricting seats
00:36:16.100 get opened up.
00:36:17.300 We don't know that yet,
00:36:18.360 but it looks like
00:36:19.180 it could be a lot.
00:36:21.120 Well,
00:36:21.360 Trump has
00:36:21.880 refiled
00:36:23.760 his $15 billion
00:36:24.980 defamation
00:36:25.820 lawsuit
00:36:26.260 against the New York Times
00:36:27.920 and also against
00:36:29.220 Penguin Books
00:36:31.220 because there's some book
00:36:32.180 that said some things
00:36:33.060 he didn't like.
00:36:34.660 And the New York Times
00:36:35.960 said some things
00:36:36.740 that he didn't like.
00:36:37.860 So I guess
00:36:38.320 he had already
00:36:39.820 filed this lawsuit
00:36:41.380 but it had been
00:36:42.160 kicked back
00:36:42.880 for being
00:36:43.420 too broad
00:36:44.760 or too big,
00:36:46.260 I guess.
00:36:47.260 Not dollar-wise,
00:36:48.440 but
00:36:48.680 too lengthy.
00:36:50.800 So I guess
00:36:51.980 he had to shorten
00:36:52.780 the actual
00:36:53.580 claim
00:36:54.880 and now he has.
00:36:56.760 So we'll see
00:36:57.560 if he gets money
00:36:58.280 from the New York Times.
00:36:59.960 I will point out
00:37:00.940 that Penguin Random House
00:37:02.400 or at least
00:37:04.540 one subset
00:37:05.280 of Penguin
00:37:05.980 is who
00:37:07.060 canceled
00:37:07.520 all of my books.
00:37:10.460 So
00:37:10.700 a different
00:37:13.800 imprint
00:37:14.340 as they call it.
00:37:15.680 Within a publisher
00:37:16.800 there are sometimes
00:37:18.620 categories
00:37:19.580 within the publishing house
00:37:21.680 and the one
00:37:23.500 I was in
00:37:23.960 was a
00:37:24.660 portfolio
00:37:25.460 portfolio.
00:37:27.980 So that's a
00:37:28.700 business-focused
00:37:29.720 imprint of Penguin.
00:37:31.200 So they're the ones
00:37:31.880 who canceled me
00:37:32.940 and now it looks like
00:37:34.860 Trump's gonna
00:37:35.440 cancel their entire
00:37:37.480 publishing operation
00:37:39.080 if he wins this.
00:37:40.820 So
00:37:41.140 we'll see.
00:37:43.820 You know,
00:37:44.080 I never really
00:37:45.040 got mad at my publishers
00:37:46.280 for canceling me
00:37:47.420 because
00:37:48.300 the people
00:37:49.340 who had to
00:37:49.700 make the decisions
00:37:50.740 were just
00:37:52.040 making business
00:37:52.800 decisions.
00:37:53.960 You know,
00:37:54.320 it wasn't about me
00:37:54.980 personally.
00:37:55.960 So
00:37:56.340 I don't mind
00:37:57.420 if somebody
00:37:57.740 makes a business
00:37:58.480 decision
00:37:59.040 but I also
00:38:00.280 don't mind
00:38:00.760 if they get
00:38:01.220 sued out of
00:38:01.780 business
00:38:02.180 if they have
00:38:03.920 it coming.
00:38:06.720 Well,
00:38:07.240 the
00:38:07.420 No Kings
00:38:08.360 event
00:38:09.300 will be this
00:38:09.980 weekend
00:38:10.340 tomorrow
00:38:11.200 and
00:38:12.340 Democrats
00:38:13.440 have decided
00:38:14.320 that the way
00:38:15.560 to deal
00:38:16.020 with the fact
00:38:16.640 that they have
00:38:17.040 no power
00:38:17.660 and they don't
00:38:18.820 like what's
00:38:19.300 happening
00:38:19.640 is that they'll
00:38:20.760 march around
00:38:21.400 on a weekend
00:38:21.940 and pay some
00:38:23.500 senior citizens
00:38:24.260 to get some sun
00:38:25.240 and they think
00:38:26.460 that'll fix things.
00:38:29.000 But it's caused
00:38:30.080 people to look
00:38:30.720 into their funding
00:38:31.560 and it's as
00:38:33.040 Byzantine as
00:38:34.280 you think
00:38:34.860 when you see
00:38:36.260 the charts
00:38:36.820 of where their
00:38:37.400 funding comes from.
00:38:38.720 Definitely from
00:38:39.480 the rich Democrats
00:38:41.860 like I think
00:38:42.440 Soros is 0.99
00:38:43.180 implicated in a lot
00:38:44.680 of the funding
00:38:45.160 but it's
00:38:47.600 essentially a
00:38:48.360 paid theatrical
00:38:49.540 event.
00:38:50.820 It doesn't
00:38:51.760 really have
00:38:52.500 a political
00:38:53.160 purpose
00:38:53.840 because there's
00:38:54.740 no way it
00:38:55.200 could affect
00:38:55.660 anything
00:38:56.100 politically
00:38:56.940 but it will
00:38:58.500 make news
00:38:59.740 and it will
00:39:01.320 entertain us
00:39:02.360 we'll look at
00:39:03.100 it.
00:39:04.040 So it's
00:39:04.300 basically a
00:39:05.220 theatrical event
00:39:06.820 with paid
00:39:07.740 actors
00:39:08.240 literally paid
00:39:09.700 actors
00:39:10.100 and so
00:39:11.560 that's going
00:39:11.960 so people
00:39:14.280 like Governor
00:39:14.860 Newsom
00:39:15.420 who
00:39:16.860 no matter
00:39:18.520 what his
00:39:19.060 flaws are
00:39:19.780 he is
00:39:20.640 a thinking
00:39:22.380 reasonable
00:39:23.080 common sense
00:39:23.900 person
00:39:24.360 he doesn't
00:39:26.080 always act
00:39:27.200 that way
00:39:27.640 because he's
00:39:28.060 a Democrat
00:39:28.540 but you know
00:39:30.220 fundamentally
00:39:30.960 he's a
00:39:32.200 completely
00:39:32.660 functional
00:39:33.460 smart
00:39:34.900 common sense
00:39:35.780 human being
00:39:36.540 so what
00:39:37.600 would a
00:39:38.040 smart
00:39:39.100 common sense
00:39:39.920 human being
00:39:40.560 say about
00:39:41.120 this
00:39:41.520 no kings
00:39:42.880 event
00:39:43.500 that
00:39:44.480 clearly
00:39:45.500 has no
00:39:46.120 purpose
00:39:46.540 whatsoever
00:39:47.060 so what
00:39:48.360 would he
00:39:48.600 say about
00:39:49.000 it if he's
00:39:49.380 being honest
00:39:49.980 well
00:39:51.140 well he
00:39:51.900 said
00:39:52.220 I urge
00:39:54.260 our nation
00:39:54.720 to use
00:39:55.140 this weekend's
00:39:55.860 no kings
00:39:56.320 marches
00:39:56.940 as a
00:39:58.480 declaration
00:39:58.880 of independence
00:39:59.760 against the
00:40:00.600 tyranny and
00:40:01.220 lawlessness
00:40:01.720 currently running
00:40:03.160 this country
00:40:03.780 so what
00:40:07.540 tyranny and
00:40:08.620 lawlessness
00:40:09.280 are they
00:40:10.020 looking to
00:40:10.560 correct
00:40:10.920 are you
00:40:12.960 aware of
00:40:13.420 the tyranny
00:40:14.120 and lawlessness
00:40:14.880 I'm pretty
00:40:17.080 sure that the
00:40:17.820 lawlessness
00:40:18.420 is being
00:40:19.740 handled by
00:40:20.420 the courts
00:40:21.300 every single
00:40:22.400 day
00:40:22.780 because every
00:40:24.080 time the
00:40:24.460 court says
00:40:24.980 you can't
00:40:25.500 do that
00:40:25.980 does Trump
00:40:27.040 say I'm
00:40:27.500 going to do
00:40:27.860 it anyway
00:40:28.340 or does he
00:40:29.560 lawyer up and
00:40:30.320 go to court
00:40:30.900 and then
00:40:31.800 obey the
00:40:32.440 court
00:40:32.740 well as
00:40:33.780 far as I
00:40:34.200 know in
00:40:34.640 every single
00:40:35.320 instance
00:40:35.880 he's gone
00:40:37.880 with what
00:40:38.340 the court
00:40:38.720 ordered
00:40:39.120 is there any
00:40:39.760 exception to
00:40:40.420 that I'm
00:40:41.020 not aware
00:40:41.380 of any
00:40:41.680 so I
00:40:42.900 don't know
00:40:43.140 how the
00:40:43.440 lawlessness
00:40:44.040 has been
00:40:44.540 working out
00:40:45.140 since not
00:40:45.800 a single
00:40:46.220 thing has
00:40:46.720 gone against
00:40:48.480 the law
00:40:49.020 and stayed
00:40:49.700 that way
00:40:50.180 some things
00:40:51.620 that the
00:40:51.940 court said
00:40:52.380 you can't
00:40:52.780 do that
00:40:53.260 but then
00:40:54.300 they didn't
00:40:54.680 do that
00:40:55.160 and it
00:40:55.540 happened
00:40:55.780 pretty quickly
00:40:56.400 what about
00:40:57.540 the tyranny
00:40:58.800 are any
00:41:01.300 of you
00:41:01.540 experiencing
00:41:02.120 any tyranny
00:41:02.960 I guess
00:41:04.760 that would
00:41:05.180 be the
00:41:05.660 ICE officers
00:41:06.580 doing the
00:41:07.200 job that
00:41:08.640 all presidents
00:41:09.700 have done
00:41:10.300 before that
00:41:11.940 they're basically
00:41:13.800 doing the same
00:41:14.440 job but
00:41:15.160 they're wearing
00:41:15.700 masks because
00:41:16.720 they're being
00:41:17.820 being doxed
00:41:19.540 it's the only
00:41:20.960 thing different
00:41:21.540 the only thing
00:41:22.880 different is
00:41:23.340 they have to
00:41:23.680 wear masks
00:41:24.360 because the
00:41:25.060 Democrats are
00:41:25.700 doxing them
00:41:26.300 otherwise
00:41:27.400 it's less
00:41:29.340 deportation
00:41:30.740 than the
00:41:31.340 last three
00:41:31.960 presidents
00:41:32.360 I think
00:41:33.000 the last
00:41:33.920 two
00:41:34.260 I don't
00:41:35.760 know about
00:41:36.100 Biden
00:41:36.420 but certainly
00:41:38.140 Clinton and
00:41:38.860 Obama
00:41:39.320 both deported
00:41:40.760 more people
00:41:41.380 right
00:41:41.620 so
00:41:43.240 there's your
00:41:44.160 tyranny
00:41:44.620 but it's
00:41:46.540 good that
00:41:46.960 the
00:41:47.260 it's good
00:41:49.220 that the
00:41:49.640 Democrats
00:41:50.100 now have
00:41:50.600 a stated
00:41:51.360 position
00:41:51.880 because I
00:41:52.660 wasn't so
00:41:53.240 sure
00:41:53.680 so sure
00:41:55.160 I wasn't
00:41:55.780 so sure
00:41:56.620 if they
00:41:57.660 were in
00:41:57.980 favor of
00:41:58.540 lawlessness
00:41:59.020 and tyranny
00:41:59.720 or if they
00:42:00.180 were against
00:42:00.620 it
00:42:00.920 but now
00:42:01.920 finally
00:42:02.380 finally we
00:42:04.340 have an
00:42:04.620 answer
00:42:04.920 they are
00:42:05.860 strongly
00:42:06.220 against
00:42:06.940 tyranny
00:42:08.060 and lawlessness
00:42:08.780 aren't you
00:42:10.020 happy about
00:42:10.460 that
00:42:10.800 sorry I'm
00:42:11.800 all parched
00:42:12.480 today
00:42:12.800 anyway
00:42:18.500 so speaking
00:42:24.140 of all
00:42:24.540 this
00:42:24.740 lawlessness
00:42:25.380 PJ
00:42:27.820 media
00:42:28.200 is
00:42:28.480 reporting
00:42:28.940 on how
00:42:29.460 California
00:42:30.920 finally
00:42:31.480 found
00:42:32.040 at least
00:42:33.240 what happened
00:42:33.740 to some
00:42:34.260 of their
00:42:34.520 billions
00:42:34.920 of dollars
00:42:35.540 for solving
00:42:36.820 homelessness
00:42:37.360 guess what
00:42:38.840 happened to
00:42:39.400 it
00:42:39.640 let's see
00:42:40.940 if you
00:42:41.200 can guess
00:42:41.760 so
00:42:42.640 California
00:42:43.300 had a
00:42:43.660 homeless
00:42:43.980 problem
00:42:44.600 a few
00:42:45.620 years ago
00:42:46.240 and then
00:42:46.620 they
00:42:46.860 passed
00:42:47.640 billions
00:42:48.220 of dollars
00:42:48.760 to fix
00:42:49.600 the homeless
00:42:50.080 problem
00:42:50.580 and then
00:42:51.540 no homeless
00:42:52.740 problem
00:42:53.180 got fixed
00:42:53.960 why do you
00:42:55.400 think that
00:42:55.760 happened
00:42:56.140 could it
00:42:57.340 be
00:42:57.720 that the
00:42:59.100 money was
00:42:59.600 stolen
00:42:59.960 by Democrats
00:43:00.880 yes
00:43:03.180 it was all
00:43:04.240 stolen
00:43:04.660 I don't think
00:43:05.860 any of it
00:43:06.400 was employed
00:43:06.920 it was just
00:43:07.300 like all
00:43:07.800 stolen
00:43:08.200 so they've
00:43:09.720 caught two
00:43:10.600 entities
00:43:11.100 that were
00:43:11.720 deeply
00:43:12.220 involved
00:43:12.640 in the
00:43:13.020 theft
00:43:13.380 there must
00:43:14.840 be a lot
00:43:15.280 more
00:43:15.620 but
00:43:16.520 at what
00:43:17.820 point
00:43:18.140 do you
00:43:18.420 notice
00:43:18.800 the
00:43:19.000 pattern
00:43:19.380 Democrats
00:43:21.480 approve
00:43:22.660 some money
00:43:23.200 for some
00:43:24.740 problem
00:43:25.240 that's
00:43:25.740 probably
00:43:26.100 not even
00:43:26.600 the problem
00:43:27.020 they can
00:43:27.360 solve
00:43:27.760 you know
00:43:28.720 they
00:43:28.920 act like
00:43:30.100 they can
00:43:30.380 solve
00:43:30.620 climate
00:43:31.120 which they
00:43:31.660 can't
00:43:32.520 it's just
00:43:32.960 not the
00:43:33.260 way to
00:43:33.580 give money
00:43:34.140 to their
00:43:34.500 cronies
00:43:34.900 and they
00:43:35.640 act like
00:43:36.060 they can
00:43:36.400 solve
00:43:36.760 homelessness
00:43:37.340 by building
00:43:39.780 homes
00:43:40.320 which everyone
00:43:42.020 who actually
00:43:42.520 knows about
00:43:43.140 homelessness
00:43:43.620 knows that
00:43:44.440 that wouldn't
00:43:44.840 solve
00:43:45.100 homelessness
00:43:45.540 because the
00:43:46.620 reason they're
00:43:47.040 on the
00:43:47.320 streets
00:43:47.740 is because
00:43:48.280 they want
00:43:48.620 to do
00:43:48.880 drugs
00:43:49.300 or they
00:43:50.460 have a
00:43:50.760 mental
00:43:50.980 problem
00:43:51.440 has nothing
00:43:52.000 to do
00:43:52.320 with lack
00:43:52.700 of homes
00:43:53.280 so even
00:43:55.740 the things
00:43:56.220 that they
00:43:56.580 say they're
00:43:57.180 going to
00:43:57.360 spend money
00:43:57.880 on
00:43:58.200 it doesn't
00:43:59.400 need it
00:43:59.880 or it
00:44:01.040 wouldn't
00:44:01.300 work
00:44:01.720 if you
00:44:02.060 did spend
00:44:02.480 the money
00:44:02.800 so in
00:44:04.240 a way
00:44:04.460 it doesn't
00:44:04.780 matter if
00:44:05.100 it's stolen
00:44:05.660 anyway
00:44:06.080 it's not
00:44:06.460 going to
00:44:06.600 make any
00:44:06.920 difference
00:44:07.280 it does
00:44:09.420 matter
00:44:09.740 because it's
00:44:10.140 our money
00:44:10.520 of course
00:44:10.960 but it's
00:44:12.700 hard to
00:44:12.980 miss the
00:44:13.520 pattern
00:44:15.800 like I said
00:44:16.940 Stacey Abrams
00:44:18.120 now she
00:44:18.620 shut down
00:44:19.140 her
00:44:19.340 non-profit
00:44:20.020 do you
00:44:22.800 think that
00:44:23.240 her
00:44:23.400 non-profit
00:44:24.080 did a lot
00:44:24.680 of good
00:44:24.960 work
00:44:25.320 and used
00:44:26.220 the money
00:44:26.560 productively
00:44:27.180 or do you
00:44:28.040 think it was
00:44:28.420 just a way
00:44:28.860 to steal
00:44:29.260 more money
00:44:29.740 from Democrats
00:44:30.500 it was
00:44:31.880 probably just
00:44:32.760 a way to
00:44:33.080 steal money
00:44:33.580 like every
00:44:34.760 single other
00:44:35.480 Democrat
00:44:36.280 program
00:44:36.800 that's not
00:44:37.300 audited
00:44:37.740 and not
00:44:38.200 transparent
00:44:38.700 I wondered
00:44:42.220 why this
00:44:42.640 took so
00:44:43.100 long
00:44:43.480 the AP
00:44:44.380 is reporting
00:44:45.000 that a
00:44:46.560 judge has
00:44:47.020 ordered the
00:44:48.560 ICE agents
00:44:50.100 in Chicago
00:44:50.760 to wear
00:44:51.180 body cams
00:44:52.100 they were
00:44:54.480 not wearing
00:44:55.000 body cams
00:44:55.700 already
00:44:56.060 feels like
00:44:58.040 they should
00:44:58.420 have
00:44:58.600 so maybe
00:45:00.120 this will
00:45:00.500 solve some
00:45:00.980 problems
00:45:01.420 you know
00:45:02.060 some people
00:45:02.560 say that
00:45:03.120 Black Lives
00:45:03.920 Matter
00:45:04.220 was destroyed
00:45:06.380 as an
00:45:06.880 organization
00:45:07.500 because they
00:45:08.760 got what
00:45:09.180 they asked
00:45:09.540 for
00:45:09.780 body cams
00:45:11.160 and then
00:45:11.920 people found
00:45:12.480 out there
00:45:12.800 was no
00:45:13.180 baseline
00:45:13.600 problem
00:45:14.060 there in
00:45:14.320 the first
00:45:14.600 place
00:45:14.920 because they
00:45:15.840 washed the
00:45:16.200 body cams
00:45:16.940 so could
00:45:19.300 that happen
00:45:19.820 with ICE
00:45:20.340 probably not
00:45:21.860 I feel like
00:45:23.440 the ICE
00:45:23.980 encounters
00:45:24.680 you know
00:45:26.520 ICE might be
00:45:27.240 pushing pretty
00:45:27.820 hard
00:45:28.160 harder than
00:45:29.060 you know
00:45:30.100 the street
00:45:30.460 police would
00:45:31.040 push 0.64
00:45:31.380 now some
00:45:32.680 of that
00:45:32.900 would be
00:45:33.180 their you
00:45:33.700 know
00:45:33.820 they're
00:45:34.040 encountering
00:45:34.700 MS-13
00:45:35.520 and
00:45:35.900 Trenduragua
00:45:36.820 and everything
00:45:37.360 else
00:45:37.680 so I'm
00:45:39.000 not sure
00:45:39.380 you want
00:45:39.800 to see
00:45:40.080 what's on
00:45:40.500 the body
00:45:40.900 cams
00:45:41.540 when it
00:45:42.880 goes that
00:45:43.360 deep
00:45:43.780 you know
00:45:44.820 it's one
00:45:45.520 thing if
00:45:45.980 your body
00:45:46.400 cam is
00:45:46.860 about
00:45:47.220 one person
00:45:48.640 you pulled
00:45:49.060 over in
00:45:49.500 a car
00:45:49.900 or one
00:45:51.500 apartment
00:45:51.960 that you
00:45:53.020 entered
00:45:53.660 and there
00:45:54.120 was a
00:45:54.480 bad guy
00:45:55.100 there
00:45:55.340 but if
00:45:56.240 you're
00:45:56.400 dealing
00:45:56.620 with
00:45:56.860 gangs
00:45:57.680 are you
00:46:00.820 able to
00:46:01.280 be as
00:46:01.620 civilized
00:46:02.380 and
00:46:03.240 are your
00:46:04.920 law enforcement
00:46:05.600 people
00:46:06.100 sticking
00:46:07.500 to
00:46:07.940 you know
00:46:08.420 all the
00:46:09.080 rules
00:46:09.540 when they're
00:46:10.300 dealing
00:46:10.500 with a
00:46:10.800 gang
00:46:11.100 or they
00:46:11.480 just have
00:46:11.920 to do
00:46:13.240 whatever it
00:46:13.700 takes
00:46:14.100 because sometimes
00:46:15.240 you have to
00:46:15.660 just do
00:46:16.060 whatever it
00:46:16.460 takes
00:46:16.840 I don't know
00:46:17.960 so we'll
00:46:18.440 see
00:46:18.680 if they have
00:46:19.960 to wear
00:46:20.180 the body
00:46:20.520 cams
00:46:20.960 I guess
00:46:21.200 we'll see
00:46:21.560 if it
00:46:21.800 changes
00:46:22.080 anything
00:46:22.420 meanwhile
00:46:25.000 in
00:46:25.560 Tijuana
00:46:26.340 the cartels
00:46:28.520 have now
00:46:28.900 used a
00:46:29.340 drone to
00:46:29.800 drop bombs
00:46:30.640 on a
00:46:31.360 state police
00:46:33.220 installation
00:46:33.860 now I
00:46:36.120 don't think
00:46:36.500 there was
00:46:36.800 too much
00:46:37.460 damage
00:46:37.980 but cartels
00:46:40.320 now have
00:46:41.020 an air
00:46:42.040 force
00:46:42.440 so that
00:46:44.060 they can
00:46:44.360 drop bombs
00:46:45.120 from drones
00:46:47.420 now I
00:46:48.320 think the
00:46:48.740 cartels
00:46:49.260 would be
00:46:49.720 insane
00:46:50.560 if they
00:46:51.680 used it
00:46:52.080 directly
00:46:52.460 against
00:46:52.840 American
00:46:53.540 assets
00:46:54.100 so maybe
00:46:55.600 that stuff
00:46:56.980 might stay
00:46:57.440 in Mexico
00:46:57.960 but
00:46:59.380 that's
00:47:01.500 what's
00:47:01.720 coming
00:47:01.980 all right
00:47:04.220 I don't
00:47:06.040 know how
00:47:06.300 long it
00:47:06.680 will be
00:47:06.960 before
00:47:07.400 bombs
00:47:07.960 are
00:47:08.140 dropping
00:47:08.440 from
00:47:09.240 drones
00:47:11.040 in the
00:47:11.440 United
00:47:11.660 States
00:47:12.080 and the
00:47:12.360 homeland
00:47:12.600 but it's
00:47:13.480 definitely
00:47:13.780 going to
00:47:14.120 happen
00:47:14.520 maybe not
00:47:16.140 from the
00:47:16.500 cartels
00:47:17.040 maybe from
00:47:18.200 terrorists
00:47:18.660 allegedly
00:47:20.440 Toyota is
00:47:21.320 going to
00:47:21.560 launch the
00:47:22.040 first
00:47:22.420 electric
00:47:23.940 vehicle
00:47:24.460 with what
00:47:25.420 they call
00:47:25.800 solid state
00:47:26.640 batteries
00:47:27.100 it would
00:47:27.520 charge
00:47:27.840 faster
00:47:28.360 and last
00:47:29.560 longer
00:47:29.920 and everything
00:47:30.340 but others
00:47:31.960 have pointed
00:47:32.480 out to me
00:47:33.140 that this
00:47:34.300 would not be
00:47:34.760 the first
00:47:35.120 time that
00:47:35.660 Toyota said
00:47:36.900 they had a
00:47:37.320 solid state
00:47:37.800 battery but
00:47:38.380 they don't
00:47:38.920 so maybe
00:47:40.020 they don't
00:47:40.660 maybe they
00:47:43.660 don't
00:47:45.100 Venezuela is
00:47:46.660 getting a
00:47:47.060 little
00:47:47.300 freaked out
00:47:48.860 because I
00:47:49.280 guess the
00:47:49.640 US flew
00:47:50.660 some B-52
00:47:51.680 bombers near
00:47:53.540 their territory
00:47:54.400 which probably
00:47:56.420 was specifically
00:47:58.080 for making
00:47:59.240 a point
00:47:59.820 but I
00:48:00.780 wonder what
00:48:01.160 point they're
00:48:01.640 making
00:48:02.020 because if
00:48:03.660 Venezuela is
00:48:04.580 really a
00:48:05.280 cartel
00:48:06.380 driven
00:48:07.060 you know
00:48:07.940 narco state
00:48:09.020 it's not like
00:48:10.520 they're going to
00:48:11.640 surrender or
00:48:12.560 anything
00:48:12.860 right so
00:48:14.480 what would be
00:48:15.220 the point of
00:48:15.740 a show of
00:48:16.280 force
00:48:16.720 against a
00:48:18.460 non-traditional
00:48:19.560 military
00:48:20.460 are we just
00:48:21.920 trying to tell
00:48:22.440 the Venezuelan
00:48:23.220 military
00:48:23.580 that if
00:48:26.680 things go
00:48:27.280 dark you
00:48:28.320 better just
00:48:28.760 get out of
00:48:29.160 the way and
00:48:29.680 surrender
00:48:30.100 so there
00:48:31.600 must be some
00:48:32.240 strategy to
00:48:33.040 it to
00:48:34.100 just rattle
00:48:35.100 Venezuelan's 0.64
00:48:36.160 military I
00:48:36.980 guess but
00:48:38.240 it does
00:48:38.560 suggest we're
00:48:39.260 going in
00:48:39.740 there
00:48:40.000 it does
00:48:41.980 suggest we'll
00:48:42.580 be in there
00:48:42.980 pretty soon
00:48:43.500 well here's
00:48:46.260 an update on
00:48:46.980 the election
00:48:47.760 machines
00:48:48.480 are you as
00:48:49.500 fascinated as
00:48:50.360 I am about
00:48:51.700 the story of
00:48:52.400 the Republican
00:48:53.760 guy who
00:48:54.600 bought Dominion
00:48:56.000 the election
00:48:57.700 machine company
00:48:58.820 that handles
00:48:59.340 27 states
00:49:00.680 including the
00:49:02.360 entire state
00:49:02.960 of Georgia
00:49:03.440 here are the
00:49:06.120 things we know
00:49:06.740 now for sure
00:49:08.680 about Dominion
00:49:09.500 now that it's
00:49:09.980 been purchased
00:49:10.580 that their
00:49:11.540 software was in
00:49:12.620 fact developed
00:49:13.340 in Canada and
00:49:14.640 Belgrade Serbia
00:49:15.700 for two decades
00:49:16.800 are you
00:49:18.920 comfortable that
00:49:19.920 our voting
00:49:20.660 machines software
00:49:22.020 was written by
00:49:23.940 in other
00:49:24.780 countries that
00:49:26.480 should be a
00:49:26.960 little bit of a
00:49:27.580 problem right
00:49:28.340 but apparently
00:49:29.840 that will be
00:49:30.440 worked on and
00:49:32.300 the company
00:49:34.400 says it's
00:49:34.920 going to have
00:49:35.200 a paper
00:49:35.800 ballot focus
00:49:36.720 that leverages
00:49:39.220 hand marked
00:49:39.780 paper ballots
00:49:40.640 so and
00:49:42.060 they're going
00:49:42.640 to use a
00:49:43.180 third party
00:49:43.840 auditing so
00:49:45.660 what is it I
00:49:46.580 keep telling
00:49:47.040 you allows
00:49:48.320 the Democrats
00:49:49.020 to always steal
00:49:49.680 all the money
00:49:50.220 for every
00:49:50.640 program they
00:49:51.640 don't have
00:49:52.000 third party
00:49:52.500 auditing so
00:49:54.480 when I hear
00:49:56.040 third party
00:49:56.860 auditing unless
00:49:58.480 it's a trick
00:49:59.240 it makes me
00:50:01.300 think that
00:50:01.680 they're serious
00:50:02.340 about getting
00:50:04.560 it right and
00:50:05.220 making sure
00:50:05.620 there's transparency
00:50:06.400 because you
00:50:07.300 wouldn't even
00:50:08.460 offer third
00:50:09.240 party auditing
00:50:10.100 unless you
00:50:11.620 were really
00:50:12.000 serious about
00:50:13.360 having a
00:50:14.720 fair system
00:50:15.360 and they're
00:50:17.940 going to use
00:50:18.300 domestic
00:50:18.780 staffing and
00:50:19.640 software so
00:50:20.540 I don't know
00:50:21.640 if this means
00:50:22.160 they're going
00:50:22.460 to get rid
00:50:22.980 of election
00:50:23.500 machines or
00:50:24.620 what would be
00:50:25.920 the point of
00:50:26.480 focusing on
00:50:27.180 paper ballots
00:50:27.880 if you also
00:50:28.740 have machines
00:50:30.020 does anybody
00:50:31.880 understand that
00:50:32.800 if the paper
00:50:34.500 ballots are going
00:50:35.240 to be the
00:50:35.640 definitive vote
00:50:36.660 but you're also
00:50:38.160 running the
00:50:38.920 machines in the
00:50:39.740 same place
00:50:42.060 what are the
00:50:43.780 machines for
00:50:44.640 because the
00:50:46.520 vote would be
00:50:47.140 based on the
00:50:47.680 paper so
00:50:49.360 there's something
00:50:49.780 about the
00:50:50.240 story I don't
00:50:50.920 understand maybe
00:50:52.640 I will next
00:50:53.260 time I talk
00:50:53.760 to you all
00:50:55.380 right ladies 0.99
00:50:55.820 and gentlemen
00:50:56.320 today's the
00:50:58.460 day I get
00:50:58.960 scanned to
00:51:00.760 see if I can
00:51:01.840 qualify for the
00:51:02.700 good cancer
00:51:03.280 drugs don't 0.85
00:51:04.560 know yet if I
00:51:05.200 will but that
00:51:06.120 happens today so
00:51:07.440 I'm not going to
00:51:08.180 go long today
00:51:09.100 because I got to
00:51:09.980 prep for the
00:51:10.980 scan I got to
00:51:11.840 start drinking
00:51:12.480 water and doing
00:51:14.520 stuff what I did
00:51:17.260 find out is that
00:51:18.340 even if I do
00:51:19.120 qualify for the
00:51:20.760 new cancer drug
00:51:21.660 it's called
00:51:22.220 Pluvicto from
00:51:24.380 Novartis a
00:51:26.080 Swiss company
00:51:26.900 that I won't
00:51:30.080 necessarily know
00:51:31.400 when I can get
00:51:32.320 it so first the
00:51:34.720 scan has to
00:51:35.480 come out okay
00:51:36.180 which could be a
00:51:37.700 problem I don't
00:51:38.340 know if I can
00:51:38.820 stay still for
00:51:39.600 that long because
00:51:40.240 of the pain but
00:51:41.800 I will have lots
00:51:42.460 of pain medication
00:51:43.180 but if I get
00:51:45.860 qualified it's
00:51:47.640 going to take a
00:51:48.120 few weeks even
00:51:49.080 to approve me
00:51:49.940 but then we
00:51:51.560 don't know how
00:51:52.100 long it will
00:51:52.540 take to actually
00:51:53.140 get it so
00:51:54.960 even if I get
00:51:55.680 approved there's
00:51:58.320 no known
00:51:59.200 schedule for how
00:52:00.100 long it would
00:52:00.520 take to actually
00:52:01.220 administer it so
00:52:03.460 that could be a
00:52:04.120 problem and I've
00:52:06.000 been offered
00:52:06.420 chemo as a
00:52:08.820 you know maybe
00:52:09.240 to keep me
00:52:09.760 alive until
00:52:10.320 then and I'm
00:52:11.000 thinking really
00:52:12.220 I don't even
00:52:14.260 think chemo works
00:52:15.260 for this at least
00:52:16.620 I've been told it
00:52:17.280 doesn't but if I'm
00:52:20.260 that close to
00:52:21.020 death they might
00:52:23.460 need to come up
00:52:24.660 with some scheme
00:52:25.440 to keep me alive
00:52:26.380 until I can get
00:52:27.280 that drug so
00:52:29.140 that's the exciting
00:52:29.900 thing about having
00:52:30.700 terminal cancers you
00:52:31.980 never really know
00:52:32.800 like this today
00:52:34.600 your last day
00:52:35.360 you know I'm
00:52:36.700 sort of at that
00:52:37.360 phase where I
00:52:38.900 could fall out of
00:52:39.580 my chair and be
00:52:40.260 done at any
00:52:40.920 minute or not
00:52:42.400 or not
00:52:43.660 you know maybe
00:52:44.560 I maybe the new
00:52:46.780 thing works well
00:52:47.580 enough to stall
00:52:49.500 my demise until
00:52:50.660 something that
00:52:51.280 really works
00:52:51.960 becomes available
00:52:53.240 apparently there's
00:52:55.120 some some new
00:52:56.080 is it a protein
00:52:58.800 or a molecule
00:52:59.640 or something
00:53:00.160 they found
00:53:01.080 something that's
00:53:02.060 if they can turn
00:53:03.440 it off it would
00:53:04.120 just turn off
00:53:04.760 prostate cancer
00:53:05.620 but they haven't
00:53:07.260 quite perfected
00:53:08.340 that yet
00:53:08.880 just in the lab
00:53:10.000 all right
00:53:11.660 I won't talk to
00:53:13.560 the locals
00:53:14.320 people privately
00:53:15.160 today like I
00:53:15.960 said I gotta go
00:53:16.680 thought you'd all
00:53:17.680 like the update
00:53:18.440 but I will give
00:53:20.380 you an update
00:53:20.820 tomorrow
00:53:21.440 let you know
00:53:22.660 how that went
00:53:23.260 all right everybody
00:53:24.260 say goodbye
00:53:25.140 no don't say
00:53:26.900 goodbye say
00:53:27.360 see you later
00:53:27.980 goodbye sounds
00:53:30.100 a little a little
00:53:31.380 too final
00:53:31.940 see you later