Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 3015 CWSA 11⧸11⧸25

00:00:00.000 Hey everybody. I'm going to fix my lighting. I look like a head that's just sort of drifting.

00:00:07.920 By the way, if anybody can tell me how on my Apple laptop to turn off the screen saver so it doesn't

00:00:16.300 turn off in the middle of my live stream, boy would I appreciate it. I can search for screen,

00:00:23.020 I can look for display, I can look for power, I can look for auto off. I can search all over that

00:00:30.180 damn computer, but I will not find the simplest command. How do I turn the screen saver off?

00:00:38.620 So if anybody knows how to do that, please let me know. All right, we've got a show to do.

00:00:45.100 And let's see. Let me jump in here and look at what you're looking at.

00:00:50.180 Well, apparently that's not an option either. I think everything in my computer world failed

00:00:57.060 today at the same time. My printer wasn't connected. My computer was random.

00:01:06.880 Really? No, this isn't working either. The simplest thing. There we go.

00:01:13.560 The simplest thing is working now. All right, that's enough of me complaining. You want a show

00:01:19.800 and you shall not lock screen? So you think lock. I'll search for lock next time.

00:01:29.900 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization. It's called

00:01:34.220 Coffee with Scott Adams, and you've never had a better time. But if you'd like to take a chance

00:01:40.960 of elevating this experience up to levels that nobody can understand with our tiny, shiny human

00:01:47.100 brains. All you need for that is a copper mug or a glass, a tank or chalice or stein, a kentine

00:01:54.640 jug or flask, a professional and everything kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee.

00:02:00.940 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine here of the day that I think

00:02:04.640 makes everything better. Sculpt the simultaneous sip. It happens now. Go.

00:02:08.620 Fantastic. Best sip I've ever had. Well, we'll get back to that. Would you like to start with a reframe

00:02:21.800 from my book, Reframe Your Brain? Full of over 200 frames, reframes. Any one of them could change

00:02:32.540 your life. You never know. All right. Here's one. Oh, here's the deathbed reframe. This one's kind

00:02:49.400 of useful. Do you ever have this big old problem? You're like, oh, this problem is plaguing me. I can't

00:02:56.580 get it out of my mind. All you do, if you've got a problem you can't get in your head, is instead of

00:03:05.540 saying that my stress and anxiety are being caused by the things in my life, ask yourself how many of

00:03:11.360 those things you'll be thinking about on your deathbed. And the answer is none of them. Once

00:03:18.180 you realize that you won't care about any of them on your deathbed, it turns out it makes it easier to

00:03:23.740 not worry about them today. So this is one you just have to try. You literally just imagine yourself

00:03:29.780 at the end of your life. And your loved ones are around and they're like, hey, Scott, what about

00:03:38.260 that printer that wasn't working that day? I think it was November 11th in 2025. Do you remember? Do

00:03:45.300 remember how mad you were the printer wasn't working? How do you feel about it now? I'm dying. I can't

00:03:52.120 even think about the printer. Exactly. Exactly. It wasn't important then and it's not important now.

00:03:59.360 The deathbed reframe. If it's not going to matter on your deathbed, it probably doesn't matter that

00:04:05.880 much. I mean, you might have to fix it, whatever the problem is. You might still have to fix it.

00:04:12.240 But you don't have to worry about it so much. All right, let's get to the big stories of the day.

00:04:18.680 The big story of the day is that the Dilber calendar is available. Okay, you already know

00:04:23.560 that. You can only get it at Amazon and it's available to Americans or Americans who can buy

00:04:29.920 from Amazon.com or anybody who can buy from Amazon.com. It's available to you and it's got comics on both

00:04:37.220 sides. Ooh, got the spicy stuff. Well, are you supposed to say happy Veterans Day? I've never known how to

00:04:45.100 navigate this. Instead of saying happy Veterans Day, may I just take a moment to show my undying

00:04:52.040 respect for all veterans and to thank you in case you don't get thanked enough today. How many of you

00:05:00.060 are vets? How many watching this are veterans? You're the special people today. So if you happen to be a

00:05:07.560 vet, just know that I am thinking highly respectful thoughts about you right now, because we wouldn't

00:05:15.160 get any of this stuff without you. I am quite aware that the quality of my life is directly, directly

00:05:25.100 springs from the fact that there are brave people who go to war when it needs to be done. Sometimes

00:05:32.340 even when it doesn't need to be done, but that's another story. So all respect to you, veterans.

00:05:39.580 Well, in other news, you won't even believe this, but the TPUSA group was trying to do an event yesterday

00:05:47.400 at UC Berkeley. How do you think that went? Do you think any of the UC Berkeley Democrats complained about having

00:05:56.420 TPUSA there? Of course they did. A fight broke out. There was bloodshed. There were police. I don't know how bad it

00:06:04.660 got. It might have been just a few people fighting. But remember how I tell you that I, you know, I used to be,

00:06:12.160 well, honestly, there was a long period in my life where the thing I was most proud of, most proud of, of my own

00:06:20.340 performance in life, per se, is that I got my MBA at Berkeley, the Haas School of Business, and that I did it while I was

00:06:30.220 working full time. Now, if you've never tried that, let me tell you, it's a little bit challenging to get an MBA at night

00:06:40.080 while you've already worked full time during the day. It's hard, in case you're wondering. It's hard. And it lasts three years

00:06:48.800 instead of two because the full-time MBA class would be compressed. But wow, was it hard. So hard. I may have told

00:06:57.820 you this story before, but on day one, not literally day one, but the very first test I took in my MBA

00:07:06.820 courses, they wrote the distribution, the professor did, he wrote the distribution of the grades on the

00:07:13.820 board so we could all see where we stood. And then he told us, I have to tell you, I forget the

00:07:20.160 percentage, but it was something like half, maybe half or one third. He said half or one third of you,

00:07:27.000 whatever the number was, it was horrifying, will not make it through the course. And I'm sitting there

00:07:33.320 thinking, really? Half of us? Because you don't even get into Berkeley unless you've got something going

00:07:39.700 on. You know what I mean? Like they don't even let you in unless you've already proven you can

00:07:46.260 handle things at a pretty high level. So I thought, it can't be true. It can't possibly be true that the

00:07:53.180 bottom, I don't know, let's say it was one third. That sounds about right. It couldn't possibly be true

00:07:59.500 that one third drop out in the first semester. And then we took a test and the test came back

00:08:06.060 back. And we saw the distribution. Now the distribution did not have names on it.

00:08:11.820 But I could still tell which grade was mine. Do you know how I could tell which grade was mine

00:08:17.000 without a name on it? Before I'd seen my test, it was the lowest one in the class.

00:08:25.080 It was the lowest grade in the class. It wasn't second. It wasn't third lowest. It was the lowest

00:08:32.160 grade in the class. Right after he told me that one third of the people aren't going to make it at

00:08:36.760 all. Do you know how mad that made me? That I'd put all that work into getting in, first of all,

00:08:44.480 getting into the MBA class. It wasn't easy. All that work. And he's basically saying it's not going to work

00:08:51.860 for you. And here's proof. Well, then another, another test came up and I managed to be not the

00:09:00.900 worst grade. So on the second test, not the worst, definitely not the worst, but toward the bottom.

00:09:08.000 By the third test, somewhat respectable, somewhere in the, I don't know, somewhere in the middle.

00:09:15.820 So by the fourth test, I had decided. I ever tell you the difference between wanting and deciding?

00:09:27.940 Wanting means that you can allow yourself to quit if you want it. You can just change what you want.

00:09:35.640 Deciding is different. I had decided that nothing was going to stop me from getting that freaking MBA.

00:09:43.360 Nothing. And so by the end of, by the end of the course, I was getting reasonable grades and managed

00:09:51.720 to graduate with my degree. It was worth as much as everybody else's. It was the hardest thing I've

00:09:57.020 ever done. I had to give up every weekend, my entire social life, and it hurt for three years.

00:10:05.420 But when I was done and I got that degree for years, that was the greatest pride of my life.

00:10:13.360 And now Berkeley turned into a garbage bet. I take no pride in it whatsoever. I'm still happy I did

00:10:22.100 the work, but I don't care about the degree. I mean, hell with that. Anyway, sorry, Berkeley.

00:10:29.580 So according to the University of Zurich, Natalie Huber is writing that AI is pretty unbiased, relatively speaking.

00:10:40.880 They did a test to see how unbiased it is with its answers. But it turns out that it does become instantly biased

00:10:47.420 if you tell it the source of the data. So if you say, hey, this data came from the Washington Post or the New York Times,

00:10:56.220 the AIs, and this is all the AIs, not just one, will say, oh, that looks pretty good.

00:11:01.960 It comes from one of those good sources. But if it comes from, let's say, a right-leaning source

00:11:06.720 that might actually be very credible, it will say, well, I'm not so sure.

00:11:12.000 We're not so sure about those. So yes, AI does have bias. And apparently even the Chinese AI, DeepSeek,

00:11:24.360 allegedly has an anti-China bias because it got trained on so much data that had an anti-China bias

00:11:33.460 that even the Chinese, even the Chinese AI has an anti-China bias.

00:11:40.120 Anyway, I'd like to give a call out to Dana Perino, Fox News, who from the beginning of the government shutdown drama

00:11:51.860 would say calmly at the beginning of most of the episodes of The Five,

00:11:56.840 and we know how it's going to end, the Democrats will cave.

00:12:01.080 And a day goes by, The Five comes back on, and Dana says, and we know how this will end,

00:12:08.280 the Democrats are going to cave. They always do.

00:12:11.240 Or there was some rule about why you could always predict why it would happen.

00:12:15.620 And what I loved was she was so confident about the outcome.

00:12:20.260 And I thought, yeah, you're putting yourself out there a little bit.

00:12:22.660 But I agreed with her, by the way. I thought that she was probably right.

00:12:26.860 But I thought, that's pretty confident to put that out there.

00:12:31.880 And 100% right. Nailed it.

00:12:37.160 So good for you. She wasn't the only one. I think Greg was predicting the same.

00:12:41.580 There were other people who predicted it.

00:12:43.360 But I just liked her confidence.

00:12:46.280 And, you know, she has the experience to know what she's talking about.

00:12:49.500 All right. Let's talk.

00:12:52.920 We still have a few more days, if not weeks,

00:12:56.380 of enjoying the Democrats' bad reaction to the shutdown negotiations being over.

00:13:03.640 If you haven't seen yet Jon Stewart's Monday night show,

00:13:08.620 it really is sort of a masterpiece.

00:13:12.680 He's not happy.

00:13:14.400 He's not happy with Chuck Schumer getting a nothing.

00:13:17.580 So we've got this life-or-death situation, they told us,

00:13:21.500 that, you know, babies are starving and planes are falling out of the air.

00:13:26.280 And yet, they just, after telling us for weeks that babies will die

00:13:33.100 and planes will fall out of the sky if they agree with the Republicans on anything,

00:13:38.120 they just sort of cave in.

00:13:40.520 But here's what Jon Stewart couldn't believe.

00:13:43.540 And he made this hilarious.

00:13:44.900 Now, what's funny about it is he really doesn't look like he's taking sides.

00:13:50.860 Well, maybe he does.

00:13:52.420 But he's hitting his own team hard.

00:13:55.060 He's hitting his own team harder than he's hitting the Republicans, by far.

00:13:59.460 He's hitting his own side.

00:14:00.860 So that gives him a little credibility.

00:14:03.400 Because when his own side has a bad day, he goes after his own side.

00:14:06.480 But you have to have that, or nobody's going to really take you too seriously.

00:14:13.800 Because John Stewart says, where in the art of war does it say, you know,

00:14:18.620 never press your advantage?

00:14:20.840 And this is the funniest line, that Chuck Schumer sold out, he sold out on what he wanted

00:14:30.920 in return for a promise to negotiate later and then later not get what he wanted.

00:14:40.740 He traded what he wanted for a promise to not get what he wanted later.

00:14:44.600 That's exactly what happened.

00:14:50.540 I promise to not get what he wanted later.

00:14:55.700 That's a funny line.

00:14:57.900 Oh, Jon Stewart, you're so funny.

00:15:01.000 So even Jon Stewart, here's how I interpret this.

00:15:04.800 By mocking Schumer by taking out the art of war, he took out the actual book,

00:15:10.660 The Art of War by Sun Tzu, I think what he's trying to tell them is that they're not

00:15:16.060 dealing on a strategic level.

00:15:20.060 How many times have I said that?

00:15:22.280 That the Republicans, and Trump in particular, they seem to deal entirely on a strategic level.

00:15:29.780 I mean, there's a moral and ethical frame to it, but they're very strategic.

00:15:34.820 The Democrats just seem to be acting out.

00:15:39.420 It doesn't seem strategic at all, does it?

00:15:42.200 It just feels like they're mad at something.

00:15:44.420 Their whole approach to the shutdown was fight, fight, fight.

00:15:50.560 That's not even the right context for that.

00:15:54.400 Fight, fight, fight.

00:15:55.500 The right context is you just got your ear shot.

00:15:58.780 The wrong context is the way they were using it,

00:16:02.140 like just being tougher in the way they talk is going to make it all work.

00:16:08.740 They didn't have any strategy.

00:16:11.320 They were just trying to blame Republicans and see if something would work.

00:16:17.220 Anyway, you really have to see the Jon Stewart video.

00:16:20.840 Van Jones tries to save as much as he can from this situation,

00:16:29.340 but I don't think he quite nailed it,

00:16:32.840 but only because he doesn't have much to work with in this particular case.

00:16:36.700 Now, I like to be transparent.

00:16:39.840 I like Van Jones.

00:16:40.880 Am I biased for people that I just personally kind of like?

00:16:49.340 Yes, a little bit.

00:16:51.320 I'm a little bit biased for people I like, and I like him.

00:16:53.780 He's a likable guy.

00:16:56.580 I've talked to him, and he was very, very generous to me.

00:17:01.080 So I like him.

00:17:03.260 But he didn't have anything to work with there.

00:17:05.400 He had nothing to work with.

00:17:07.040 So he comes out, and he goes, look, this was on CNN, of course.

00:17:11.680 He says, look, right now Democrats are going to kick each other

00:17:14.380 and tear each other up and be mad at each other.

00:17:16.460 But when the smoke clears, for most Americans,

00:17:20.160 something has been proven here.

00:17:22.400 So this is Van.

00:17:23.620 He says, Republicans are just not that into Americans right now.

00:17:28.860 Really?

00:17:30.280 The best you have is reading the minds of Republicans,

00:17:34.280 and it looks all evil in there?

00:17:37.780 You think the Republicans are just turned into demons or something?

00:17:42.480 What is it that would affect all Republicans?

00:17:44.820 All Republicans just are not into Americans right now?

00:17:48.920 So you think that the America First Party,

00:17:52.260 that literally is America First, are not that into Americans?

00:17:56.980 What?

00:17:58.680 Okay.

00:18:00.060 And then he said, and this looks like this will be the approach

00:18:03.220 they're going to all take.

00:18:04.920 Quote, how much pain were the Republicans willing to let Americans suffer

00:18:08.500 so they didn't have to?

00:18:10.780 They're just not that into you, America. 0.56

00:18:14.820 How much pain were the Republicans willing to let you suffer?

00:18:19.260 The Democrats could have voted to open it at any moment.

00:18:23.300 They just lie to their base and act like they didn't have the power to open it

00:18:28.080 because we're not in power.

00:18:30.220 We're not in power.

00:18:31.380 That doesn't change the fact that they have the votes.

00:18:34.220 They can vote anything they want.

00:18:35.580 Or in this case, they could have voted past the 60 people limit.

00:18:42.180 And they says, Van says, Donald Trump and Republicans were willing to let planes fall out of the sky.

00:18:48.800 I can't believe he's going this far.

00:18:51.300 And children starve before they came to the table.

00:18:55.680 That's so absurd.

00:18:56.920 Have you seen any anecdotal stories of, you know, even the reason you can't do this story?

00:19:12.160 If the press did a story about the family, oh, it's terrible that I'm laughing at this.

00:19:20.400 Stop it, Scott.

00:19:21.680 This is not funny.

00:19:23.140 If the press, let's say they found a family where little Billy was starving,

00:19:29.780 and they did a story from, let's say, the family's living room,

00:19:35.780 and they're like, there's little Billy over on the couch.

00:19:39.440 He won't be eating today.

00:19:40.560 He didn't eat yesterday.

00:19:42.240 He'll probably be gone by noon.

00:19:48.900 And then it would be the fault of the reporter for not feeding little Billy,

00:19:54.000 because, you know, you probably have a few extra bucks.

00:19:57.840 Maybe you could spare a little bit for Billy before he falls over on the couch during your life.

00:20:07.200 It's only funny, because I just realized

00:20:11.060 that you can't do a story about it, because the moment you do a story about a starving anything in the United States,

00:20:16.500 people send them food, and they stop starving immediately.

00:20:20.400 All right.

00:20:23.000 Well, we do have a good country in the sense that nobody's going to look at somebody starving and let them starve.

00:20:28.400 We just don't live in that country.

00:20:30.520 If you see somebody starving, we're going to feed them.

00:20:32.780 Let me, if I have any neighbors within walking distance who are starving, just knock on my door.

00:20:42.120 Just knock on my door.

00:20:43.380 You have to be within walking distance.

00:20:45.280 I can't feed the world.

00:20:46.320 But if any of my walking distance neighbors are literally unable to eat, I'll give you a sandwich.

00:20:54.340 Stop by.

00:20:55.760 All right.

00:20:56.120 So what I liked about Van Jones' approach is, in some ways, he's sort of an indicator of, you know, testing some of the narratives,

00:21:07.140 because he's good at it.

00:21:08.720 So I think he, you know, they let him go first sometimes, just to see how it works.

00:21:13.160 But listen to every Democrat trick he tried.

00:21:18.200 Let's see.

00:21:18.860 Was there a mind reading?

00:21:21.760 How many times have I told you that Democrats, they pretend they can read the minds of Republicans,

00:21:27.720 but what they see in there is not America first and we like the Constitution and we like our God and we like families.

00:21:35.320 They don't see the things that they're actually thinking.

00:21:38.540 What they see is things that are created by the squirrels running around in their skulls,

00:21:43.640 and then they imagine that they could read minds.

00:21:47.100 That's here, right?

00:21:48.220 They're imagining that they're looking into Republican minds and that they don't mind if planes fall out of the sky and children starve.

00:21:58.000 How about a character attack?

00:22:01.460 Have you noticed?

00:22:02.320 Now, obviously, Trump does character attacks, but he's a special case.

00:22:06.340 But in terms of Republicans versus Democrats in general,

00:22:10.380 I think Republicans are a little more likely to talk about the policy,

00:22:14.640 whereas Democrats are a little more likely to talk about, oh, bad character.

00:22:20.100 Did Van do that? 1.00

00:22:22.720 Did he treat the Republicans as if they have bad character?

00:22:26.160 Yes.

00:22:27.060 He treated them like they don't care if babies die.

00:22:30.400 How about imaginary problems?

00:22:33.340 Have you heard me talk about that a million times?

00:22:35.340 That Democrats come up with imaginary problems?

00:22:39.560 Well, this was completely self-created,

00:22:43.180 and it was an imaginary problem in the sense that they could solve it without doing any real work.

00:22:50.440 It was 100% solvable just by going,

00:22:53.400 eh, eh,

00:22:55.040 would you like to see that again?

00:22:57.840 Watch me solve the starving children and planes falling out of the air.

00:23:02.700 Eh, eh,

00:23:03.820 that's me voting in favor of passing a short-term continuing resolution.

00:23:10.300 Eh, eh,

00:23:11.880 Democrats remember that.

00:23:13.100 That's how it's done.

00:23:14.300 Eh,

00:23:15.420 save the world.

00:23:16.840 What about projection?

00:23:18.740 The thing where they're doing the bad thing,

00:23:20.720 but they blame the Republicans for doing the very bad thing that they're doing?

00:23:23.920 Yes, that was the whole shutdown.

00:23:25.840 The whole shutdown was acting like the Republicans had some power over it,

00:23:30.560 which they didn't.

00:23:31.640 So we got the projection.

00:23:34.000 How about the cluster B personality disorder?

00:23:38.680 Have any of you had any experience with a narcissist?

00:23:42.660 That's part of the cluster B,

00:23:44.920 so-called cluster B personality disorders?

00:23:49.140 Well, if you've ever seen it,

00:23:50.800 the way it looks is

00:23:51.760 they blame you of whatever they're doing.

00:23:55.300 So really,

00:23:56.060 that's the same as the projection and the imaginary problems

00:23:58.840 and the mind reading

00:23:59.640 and the character assaults.

00:24:01.680 They're all sort of under that domain.

00:24:04.480 So we got that.

00:24:06.000 Then we've got Democrats

00:24:08.460 trying to focus their victories

00:24:10.380 on things you can't measure.

00:24:13.560 Things you can't measure.

00:24:14.920 Is this one of those things you can't really measure?

00:24:17.500 Well,

00:24:17.860 I haven't heard any numbers for children dying.

00:24:21.680 I didn't see any measurement of that.

00:24:23.180 I don't know the number of planes that fell out of the air.

00:24:26.360 I think it's zero.

00:24:28.000 I think it is.

00:24:31.040 So the entire shutdown was about what might happen

00:24:34.580 if you don't open up.

00:24:36.540 Except that didn't happen.

00:24:38.460 We did open up.

00:24:40.060 So it was this whole set of imaginary things

00:24:42.200 that could happen,

00:24:43.620 but didn't,

00:24:44.660 as usual.

00:24:45.240 So the one that's missing

00:24:52.520 is where the Democrats

00:24:54.160 say a problem doesn't really exist,

00:24:57.920 like they do with Antifa.

00:24:59.840 That didn't apply to this one

00:25:01.320 because everybody agrees

00:25:02.540 that if you're not funding SNAP,

00:25:05.260 people are going to have more trouble getting food.

00:25:08.080 So at least they agreed on the problem.

00:25:09.640 But could you see how stunningly consistent it is

00:25:14.400 that Van,

00:25:16.220 who's a totally reasonable,

00:25:17.860 smart guy,

00:25:19.520 he's following the Democrat plan

00:25:21.800 that looks like mental problems 0.77

00:25:23.820 more than it looks like

00:25:24.820 the art of war,

00:25:26.580 if you know what I mean.

00:25:30.040 There was a,

00:25:31.100 I think it was a fake truth social

00:25:34.180 that was hilarious.

00:25:35.520 I wish it hadn't been true.

00:25:36.980 But it purported to show

00:25:39.060 that Trump was saying

00:25:40.120 that fat people

00:25:40.980 would not be allowed

00:25:42.680 in the United States.

00:25:44.220 And then it ended with saying

00:25:45.640 that Rosie O'Donnell

00:25:46.500 would never come back,

00:25:47.620 which would be a comment

00:25:49.240 on her weight.

00:25:51.780 That did not happen

00:25:53.020 as far as Grok can tell.

00:25:55.140 So Grok said that was not real.

00:25:57.700 I made the mistake

00:25:58.840 of reposting that this morning

00:26:00.300 before I said to myself,

00:26:01.660 I better check this one.

00:26:03.460 This one's a little bit too on the nose.

00:26:05.580 And sure enough,

00:26:06.200 Grok said, nope.

00:26:07.220 But here's the fun part.

00:26:10.020 It's actually based

00:26:10.960 on something real.

00:26:12.700 It is real

00:26:13.640 that the State Department

00:26:15.000 is going to ban

00:26:16.080 overweight people

00:26:17.040 from entering

00:26:17.620 the U.S. on a visa.

00:26:20.000 But it would be based

00:26:21.080 on general health requirements.

00:26:23.920 So we're not talking

00:26:24.860 about somebody

00:26:25.340 who's got a few extra pounds

00:26:26.560 because that would be everybody.

00:26:28.280 We're talking about people

00:26:29.620 who are clearly

00:26:30.980 not as healthy

00:26:31.800 as they could be

00:26:32.660 and clearly

00:26:33.900 will be a burden

00:26:34.740 on the health care

00:26:35.660 situation in the U.S.

00:26:38.720 Under those conditions,

00:26:40.140 I guess the State Department

00:26:41.020 says no visa for you,

00:26:43.320 which is not a terrible decision.

00:26:46.960 I can see that.

00:26:49.940 Well, the Supreme Court

00:26:51.280 is still thinking about tariffs

00:26:53.720 and Trump points out

00:26:54.720 that they don't understand tariffs,

00:26:56.900 which is no big surprise.

00:26:58.660 He says that they've been given

00:27:00.640 the wrong numbers

00:27:01.580 on unwinding the tariffs

00:27:03.160 because one of the questions

00:27:04.340 that the Supremes asked

00:27:06.000 was what would it cost

00:27:08.000 if we ruled to unwind

00:27:09.980 the tariffs

00:27:10.720 that have already happened?

00:27:12.420 And Trump points out

00:27:13.580 that the tariffs

00:27:14.240 are not unconnected

00:27:16.300 to the deals

00:27:18.460 about bringing capital

00:27:19.440 into the U.S.

00:27:20.280 He says that there are

00:27:21.360 $3 trillion

00:27:22.180 that also has to be unwound

00:27:24.960 because part of the tariff

00:27:27.060 agreements

00:27:28.640 were that people

00:27:30.180 would be investing

00:27:32.340 in the U.S.

00:27:33.600 So is it possible

00:27:35.520 that the Supreme Court

00:27:36.940 is going to be off

00:27:39.560 in their calculation

00:27:40.520 by $3 trillion

00:27:41.560 and then they're going

00:27:43.780 to make a decision

00:27:44.500 that we're all bound by

00:27:45.520 while being off

00:27:48.120 on the assumptions

00:27:49.140 by $3 trillion?

00:27:51.520 And it might be.

00:27:54.760 They might be off

00:27:55.720 by $3 trillion

00:27:56.480 and then make a decision

00:27:57.820 based on that bad assumption.

00:28:00.240 Now, because Trump

00:28:01.660 has said,

00:28:02.600 you know,

00:28:02.860 that it's,

00:28:03.640 and who knows

00:28:04.300 about the $3 trillion?

00:28:05.320 I don't know

00:28:05.660 if the $3 trillion

00:28:06.440 tracks exactly,

00:28:07.680 but it is correct

00:28:09.080 that you can't separate

00:28:11.020 all this stuff.

00:28:13.160 Logically,

00:28:13.720 you can't separate.

00:28:15.440 Trump says

00:28:16.240 it will have

00:28:16.740 over $20 trillion

00:28:17.780 coming into our economy.

00:28:19.000 I think that was

00:28:19.840 on Laura Ingraham.

00:28:21.600 She did a very illuminating

00:28:24.320 interview with Trump.

00:28:26.880 But here's my take.

00:28:29.440 All data is fake.

00:28:31.680 All data is fake.

00:28:33.160 If you simply went by,

00:28:35.560 you know,

00:28:36.260 what the Republicans

00:28:37.460 are claiming,

00:28:39.080 you'd find out later

00:28:40.420 it wasn't exactly right.

00:28:42.080 If you go by

00:28:42.860 what the Supreme Court

00:28:43.900 is believing,

00:28:44.880 that's not right.

00:28:46.000 If you tried

00:28:46.740 to do the math yourself

00:28:48.040 and had it up on your own,

00:28:49.200 you wouldn't get

00:28:49.700 the right answer.

00:28:50.880 All of our important decisions,

00:28:53.340 we pretend that

00:28:54.460 somehow we have

00:28:55.880 all this knowledge.

00:28:57.460 We don't.

00:28:58.880 We're mostly guessing.

00:29:01.480 Bias and guessing.

00:29:02.720 That's mostly life.

00:29:06.500 But also,

00:29:07.720 apparently,

00:29:08.460 the Supreme Court

00:29:09.340 is considering

00:29:10.460 looking into the case

00:29:14.260 of the ballot deadlines.

00:29:16.820 So I guess

00:29:17.200 there are 30 states

00:29:18.480 that are up

00:29:21.700 for a decision.

00:29:23.740 Let's say,

00:29:24.300 not really,

00:29:25.260 because the Supremes

00:29:26.000 haven't decided

00:29:26.580 to take the case yet,

00:29:27.640 but it looks like they might.

00:29:28.880 And the idea would be

00:29:30.180 if the Supreme Court

00:29:31.280 could allow the,

00:29:33.500 I think,

00:29:33.860 the administration,

00:29:36.040 the feds,

00:29:36.900 to tell states

00:29:38.200 that they can't count

00:29:39.740 later I-diffing ballots.

00:29:41.100 ballots.

00:29:42.980 So,

00:29:44.020 there is a possibility

00:29:45.640 that the Supreme Court

00:29:48.200 will say

00:29:48.880 you can't count ballots

00:29:50.320 that come in

00:29:50.860 30 days late

00:29:52.060 or whatever deadline

00:29:53.560 they put on it.

00:29:54.220 and I think

00:29:55.780 that they might.

00:29:57.920 I don't know

00:29:58.540 how this will go.

00:29:59.440 I don't have a good,

00:30:01.040 I'm not really good

00:30:01.940 on the Supreme Court

00:30:02.820 predictions,

00:30:04.500 but that would be

00:30:06.440 a really big thing

00:30:07.560 and it would give me

00:30:08.320 some confidence

00:30:09.080 in our system

00:30:09.980 because none of us

00:30:12.000 understand why

00:30:12.760 it should take so long

00:30:13.760 only in one country.

00:30:15.480 Am I right?

00:30:17.240 Every one of you

00:30:18.060 has the same issue,

00:30:19.800 which is,

00:30:21.160 okay,

00:30:22.520 if you really

00:30:24.220 have to wait 30 days,

00:30:26.220 why is it only

00:30:27.220 the top industrialized

00:30:29.640 country in the world

00:30:30.400 that has to wait 30 days?

00:30:32.280 Really?

00:30:32.920 We can't figure that out,

00:30:34.440 but Estonia

00:30:35.660 can do it in a day?

00:30:37.920 I'm just making that up,

00:30:39.060 but I think they can actually.

00:30:41.420 Estonia,

00:30:42.060 you vote on the app

00:30:43.040 on your phone.

00:30:43.560 All right.

00:30:48.300 So that might be

00:30:49.360 a big deal.

00:30:50.500 We'll see.

00:30:53.920 Laura Graham

00:30:54.900 asked Trump

00:30:55.980 about the concept

00:30:57.440 of the 50-year

00:30:58.520 mortgage proposal

00:30:59.700 and I think Trump

00:31:02.360 gave a really good

00:31:03.480 answer to that.

00:31:05.060 So rather than

00:31:05.760 trying to,

00:31:06.340 you know,

00:31:06.700 weigh it in

00:31:07.360 and really get into

00:31:08.280 numbers and stuff,

00:31:09.680 he said,

00:31:10.200 quote,

00:31:10.480 all it means is

00:31:11.180 you pay less per month.

00:31:12.400 You pay it over

00:31:12.960 a longer period

00:31:13.640 of time.

00:31:14.460 Now,

00:31:14.840 that's not really

00:31:15.800 all it means

00:31:16.740 because it also means

00:31:18.560 you pay more,

00:31:19.800 means you don't get

00:31:20.560 to own your house

00:31:22.000 outright as soon.

00:31:24.160 You know,

00:31:24.380 it might be

00:31:25.020 you live your entire life

00:31:26.080 and you never

00:31:26.540 owned your house

00:31:27.300 completely.

00:31:29.120 So it's not like

00:31:30.180 there's no cost,

00:31:31.420 but I think

00:31:32.000 his summary

00:31:32.460 is completely fair.

00:31:33.820 The part you'd feel

00:31:35.220 is that you're paying

00:31:37.140 less per month

00:31:38.040 but longer.

00:31:40.880 And then

00:31:41.540 Trump changed

00:31:42.460 the subject

00:31:43.000 to

00:31:43.480 he thinks

00:31:44.600 the real,

00:31:45.080 he didn't think

00:31:45.800 that would make

00:31:46.220 a big difference

00:31:47.120 in homeownership.

00:31:48.500 So he thought

00:31:49.140 that would be

00:31:49.580 a minor change

00:31:50.740 that some people

00:31:51.640 would like,

00:31:52.220 some people wouldn't,

00:31:53.020 but you know,

00:31:53.540 it's freedom.

00:31:54.620 If you have the freedom

00:31:55.620 for that option,

00:31:56.600 more freedom

00:31:57.180 is better probably.

00:31:58.720 But he thinks

00:31:59.380 the Fed will

00:32:00.060 lower interest rates

00:32:01.580 when we get

00:32:02.000 a new Fed chair

00:32:02.720 in the spring.

00:32:04.580 Maybe before that.

00:32:06.380 I think we're supposed

00:32:07.480 to have a couple

00:32:08.040 of more rate cuts

00:32:08.980 no matter who's there,

00:32:10.100 right?

00:32:11.060 So that's a good answer

00:32:12.320 on housing.

00:32:13.200 Interest rates

00:32:13.740 are going down,

00:32:15.580 et cetera.

00:32:16.840 And then

00:32:17.240 Scott Bessent,

00:32:18.700 Treasury head,

00:32:20.500 he was on MSNBC

00:32:21.940 and embarrassed them

00:32:23.420 because he knows

00:32:24.200 so much more

00:32:24.700 than they do

00:32:25.160 about everything.

00:32:26.420 So the MSNBC host

00:32:27.960 asks Scott Bessent,

00:32:30.580 how does a

00:32:31.280 $20 billion

00:32:32.020 bailout

00:32:32.960 of Argentina

00:32:33.740 help Americans?

00:32:35.320 Now,

00:32:35.740 that's a pretty

00:32:36.240 good question,

00:32:36.860 right?

00:32:37.940 I saw this

00:32:38.720 in a post

00:32:39.200 by the Patriot Oasis.

00:32:41.500 And Bessent

00:32:41.940 answered that,

00:32:42.480 he said,

00:32:43.200 do you know

00:32:44.240 what a swap line is?

00:32:46.680 Boom.

00:32:47.500 And we're done.

00:32:49.940 He could have

00:32:50.740 stopped there.

00:32:52.420 So they,

00:32:53.100 MSNBC

00:32:53.760 characterized it

00:32:54.880 as a bailout.

00:32:56.960 And Bessent

00:32:57.720 just looks at him

00:32:58.420 and goes,

00:32:59.160 do you know

00:32:59.780 what a swap line is?

00:33:02.020 Now,

00:33:02.420 I just told you

00:33:03.140 that I have

00:33:03.700 an MBA

00:33:05.000 from a top school.

00:33:07.380 I've got a degree

00:33:08.200 in economics.

00:33:09.520 I didn't know

00:33:10.160 what a swap line was.

00:33:11.620 How many of you

00:33:12.220 know what a swap line is?

00:33:14.580 Is there even

00:33:15.200 one person here

00:33:16.140 who could say,

00:33:16.620 oh,

00:33:16.820 a swap line?

00:33:17.600 Yeah.

00:33:18.140 A swap line is different

00:33:19.120 from a bailout.

00:33:20.000 Let me tell you

00:33:20.460 the ways.

00:33:21.800 Well,

00:33:22.000 I don't know.

00:33:23.120 All I know

00:33:23.800 is if somebody

00:33:24.400 said that to me,

00:33:25.340 I would stop

00:33:26.200 the conversation

00:33:26.900 immediately

00:33:27.440 because I would

00:33:28.440 recognize that

00:33:29.120 they know a lot

00:33:29.960 more than I do

00:33:30.540 about whatever

00:33:31.040 this is.

00:33:33.080 So,

00:33:33.620 after he goes,

00:33:34.320 do you know

00:33:34.560 what a swap line is?

00:33:35.540 The MSNBC host

00:33:36.760 said,

00:33:37.620 it's a currency swap.

00:33:39.680 Yes?

00:33:40.780 And then Bessent

00:33:41.460 doesn't let him

00:33:43.220 or her off the hook. 0.71

00:33:44.060 I don't know

00:33:44.340 who it was.

00:33:45.020 He goes,

00:33:45.540 but what is that?

00:33:47.000 Why would you

00:33:47.540 call it a bailout?

00:33:49.800 So,

00:33:50.280 instead of answering

00:33:51.480 the question,

00:33:52.100 he just puts it back.

00:33:53.640 Why would you

00:33:54.160 call that a bailout

00:33:54.940 if you know

00:33:55.360 what it is?

00:33:56.800 That's a pretty

00:33:57.780 good answer.

00:33:59.160 If you know

00:33:59.880 what it is,

00:34:00.460 why would you

00:34:01.000 call it a bailout?

00:34:03.360 Ooh,

00:34:04.100 ooh,

00:34:04.600 stick it in

00:34:05.220 and turn it.

00:34:08.600 Then Bessent 0.68

00:34:10.000 explains,

00:34:10.600 she says,

00:34:11.040 in most bailouts,

00:34:12.480 you don't make money.

00:34:13.880 The U.S.

00:34:14.440 government made money.

00:34:15.780 Apparently,

00:34:16.120 we've already made money.

00:34:17.520 The government's

00:34:18.160 going to make money.

00:34:19.020 That's a lot

00:34:19.500 we could have been

00:34:20.000 doing for America,

00:34:21.980 farmers,

00:34:22.640 if the Democrats

00:34:23.440 hadn't closed

00:34:24.080 the government.

00:34:25.360 So,

00:34:25.580 then Bessent

00:34:26.100 throws in

00:34:26.640 the government

00:34:28.240 closing just

00:34:29.020 to get a little

00:34:29.660 extra zing.

00:34:32.100 Anyway,

00:34:33.040 a swap line,

00:34:34.960 let me tell you

00:34:35.700 what it is.

00:34:36.140 It's basically,

00:34:37.760 I think they,

00:34:40.800 I think what we do

00:34:41.560 is swap some currency.

00:34:43.720 So,

00:34:44.220 they get some dollars

00:34:45.180 and we get some

00:34:46.060 of their

00:34:46.500 sketchy stuff.

00:34:49.660 And there's

00:34:50.140 something about

00:34:50.700 the temporary swap

00:34:52.080 that gives support

00:34:54.000 to their

00:34:54.820 currency.

00:34:56.400 But because

00:34:57.020 we're the ones

00:34:57.580 who gave support

00:34:58.560 to the currency,

00:34:59.940 we can have

00:35:00.820 some confidence

00:35:01.640 that it will

00:35:02.520 be supported

00:35:03.140 because we just

00:35:04.720 gave us some support.

00:35:06.240 And that makes

00:35:07.120 its value go up.

00:35:09.020 And then when

00:35:09.900 the country

00:35:10.680 is sufficiently

00:35:11.400 stabilized,

00:35:12.760 the currency

00:35:13.400 that we swapped

00:35:14.300 for may have

00:35:16.160 gone up in value,

00:35:17.260 which I think

00:35:17.800 is what happened

00:35:18.460 or will happen.

00:35:19.160 I don't know

00:35:20.960 if that's a good

00:35:21.560 description,

00:35:23.500 but there's

00:35:24.220 something about

00:35:24.760 just temporarily

00:35:26.080 trading currency,

00:35:27.540 not all of it,

00:35:28.340 just some of it,

00:35:29.660 that seems to

00:35:30.380 stabilize the less

00:35:31.520 stable country.

00:35:34.120 Does that work?

00:35:35.500 Well,

00:35:35.960 I wouldn't have

00:35:36.420 done it on my own,

00:35:37.440 but if Scott

00:35:38.000 Bessent tells me

00:35:38.900 that's a good idea

00:35:39.740 and it works,

00:35:40.780 I'm going to believe it.

00:35:41.700 He's pretty credible.

00:35:42.940 Speaking of credible,

00:35:47.620 Mike Benz is

00:35:49.000 educating us

00:35:49.800 about how

00:35:50.240 the university

00:35:50.940 system is part

00:35:53.180 of this big

00:35:53.940 international

00:35:54.760 network of

00:35:57.120 people who are

00:35:58.060 trying to,

00:35:58.800 behind our backs,

00:36:00.340 find clever ways

00:36:01.300 to censor

00:36:02.300 essentially right-wing

00:36:03.940 conservatives.

00:36:06.380 And so because

00:36:07.780 it's illegal

00:36:08.540 to censor people

00:36:09.660 and stop their

00:36:11.220 free speech

00:36:11.800 in the United States,

00:36:13.660 apparently universities

00:36:14.720 are a vital part

00:36:16.380 of this big system

00:36:17.720 which has evolved

00:36:18.940 in which the schools

00:36:20.840 are propagandizing

00:36:21.880 people and working

00:36:22.860 with international

00:36:23.660 entities to

00:36:25.280 coordinate global

00:36:26.760 censorship.

00:36:28.280 Now,

00:36:28.840 I wouldn't know

00:36:29.480 any of that

00:36:30.300 without Mike Benz.

00:36:34.220 And I keep saying

00:36:35.500 this,

00:36:35.800 but I feel like

00:36:36.280 I'm not saying

00:36:36.840 it right.

00:36:38.120 And I'm going to

00:36:38.800 take another run

00:36:39.880 at it.

00:36:40.440 So if you've heard

00:36:41.060 me say this,

00:36:42.020 I'm just trying

00:36:42.480 to say it better

00:36:43.240 because if I say it

00:36:44.440 better,

00:36:45.640 it just becomes

00:36:46.280 more powerful.

00:36:48.260 So

00:36:48.320 here's what I want

00:36:54.940 to say.

00:36:55.200 I'm going to give you

00:36:58.160 a little mental

00:36:59.180 test,

00:37:02.120 like a thought

00:37:03.140 experiment.

00:37:03.760 Oh,

00:37:03.980 okay.

00:37:04.420 It's a thought

00:37:04.980 experiment.

00:37:05.860 Are you ready?

00:37:07.860 Somebody tells you

00:37:08.860 that you're going

00:37:10.700 to compete

00:37:11.420 in some kind

00:37:12.740 of an IQ test,

00:37:14.360 or it could be

00:37:14.920 an SAT

00:37:15.460 or just some

00:37:16.200 general intelligence

00:37:17.020 test.

00:37:17.480 and you walk

00:37:18.440 into the room

00:37:19.040 and you say

00:37:19.820 to yourself,

00:37:20.260 yeah,

00:37:21.160 I'm pretty smart.

00:37:22.120 I'll bet I

00:37:22.460 could do

00:37:22.760 all right

00:37:23.080 in this IQ

00:37:23.840 test.

00:37:25.080 And you sit

00:37:25.800 down to take

00:37:26.300 the test

00:37:26.820 and you look

00:37:27.820 to your left

00:37:28.460 and it's

00:37:29.900 Victor Davis

00:37:30.740 Hanson.

00:37:32.120 He's also

00:37:32.740 taking the test.

00:37:34.040 And you go,

00:37:34.860 oh,

00:37:35.400 shit.

00:37:36.960 It's Victor

00:37:37.520 Davis Hanson.

00:37:38.720 Okay,

00:37:39.060 I'm not going

00:37:39.440 to be him

00:37:39.860 on the IQ

00:37:40.360 test.

00:37:41.200 But then you

00:37:41.820 look to your

00:37:42.220 right

00:37:42.560 and it's

00:37:43.820 Ben Shapiro.

00:37:45.260 You're like,

00:37:45.600 ah,

00:37:46.240 I don't always

00:37:47.380 agree with Ben Shapiro,

00:37:48.460 but he's way

00:37:49.780 smarter than me.

00:37:51.520 And he's

00:37:51.920 taking the test.

00:37:52.720 Well,

00:37:52.940 maybe I could

00:37:53.580 come in third.

00:37:55.580 And then you

00:37:56.080 look in front

00:37:56.680 of you

00:37:56.940 and there's

00:37:57.280 Scott Bessent.

00:37:58.560 You're like,

00:37:58.940 oh,

00:37:59.240 come on.

00:38:00.580 Come on.

00:38:01.800 How is this fair?

00:38:03.460 And you look

00:38:03.860 behind you

00:38:04.380 and it's

00:38:04.740 Jordan Peterson

00:38:05.680 when he's

00:38:06.440 full health.

00:38:09.160 And you go,

00:38:10.340 come on.

00:38:11.900 Come on.

00:38:12.860 How in the

00:38:13.440 world did

00:38:14.560 I get in

00:38:14.920 this room?

00:38:16.040 And then you

00:38:16.600 look over

00:38:17.440 there and

00:38:17.800 it's Thomas

00:38:18.660 Massey.

00:38:19.740 Oh,

00:38:20.060 come on.

00:38:20.540 He went

00:38:20.740 to MIT.

00:38:22.460 Come on.

00:38:23.680 Then you

00:38:23.960 look over

00:38:24.300 there and

00:38:24.640 it's Mike

00:38:25.340 Benz.

00:38:26.760 And then you

00:38:27.080 look over

00:38:27.440 there and

00:38:27.720 it's David

00:38:28.160 Sachs.

00:38:30.820 Do you

00:38:31.400 feel that?

00:38:33.780 I have

00:38:34.480 to give

00:38:35.360 you a 0.57

00:38:35.640 confession.

00:38:37.280 When I

00:38:37.920 was a

00:38:38.260 young man,

00:38:39.220 I was not

00:38:40.000 conservative.

00:38:40.860 I didn't

00:38:41.440 identify as

00:38:42.140 conservative.

00:38:43.100 And the

00:38:43.680 reason was

00:38:44.340 it seemed

00:38:45.240 embarrassing

00:38:45.820 because I

00:38:47.200 thought maybe

00:38:47.660 the dumb

00:38:48.140 people were

00:38:48.800 all on one

00:38:49.380 side.

00:38:51.340 Does anybody

00:38:51.760 have that

00:38:52.120 feeling?

00:38:52.920 Like a long

00:38:53.540 time ago.

00:38:54.840 It felt like

00:38:55.420 the dumb

00:38:55.860 people were

00:38:56.360 the conservatives

00:38:56.940 and all the

00:38:57.940 really bright

00:38:59.060 Ivy League

00:39:00.280 people tended

00:39:01.220 to be on

00:39:01.680 the left.

00:39:02.560 And I didn't

00:39:03.160 really want to

00:39:04.160 be associated

00:39:04.700 with the dumb

00:39:05.420 people.

00:39:06.580 Now, I

00:39:07.400 may have

00:39:07.640 been right,

00:39:08.180 I may have

00:39:08.440 been wrong,

00:39:08.820 I'm just

00:39:09.080 telling you how

00:39:09.500 I was

00:39:09.680 thinking at

00:39:10.760 that time.

00:39:11.680 But when I

00:39:12.700 put you in

00:39:13.160 that room and

00:39:14.960 I made you

00:39:15.440 sit at that

00:39:15.960 desk or

00:39:16.480 imagine it,

00:39:17.560 and then I

00:39:18.000 made you

00:39:18.440 wonder how

00:39:19.160 you would

00:39:19.520 do if you

00:39:20.600 were surrounded

00:39:21.160 by some of

00:39:21.860 the most

00:39:22.160 notable

00:39:22.640 conservatives.

00:39:24.720 Now, you

00:39:25.100 may have also

00:39:25.640 noted that I

00:39:26.320 could have

00:39:26.560 gone on for

00:39:27.160 a long time.

00:39:29.000 I could

00:39:29.300 have continued

00:39:30.500 mentioning people

00:39:31.680 who were the

00:39:32.540 most notable

00:39:33.420 ones, the

00:39:34.480 ones you

00:39:34.780 see all

00:39:35.100 the time.

00:39:36.300 And I

00:39:37.620 didn't even

00:39:38.200 mention Elon

00:39:39.540 Musk.

00:39:41.160 Put Elon

00:39:41.940 in the room,

00:39:43.100 right?

00:39:44.300 He gets to

00:39:45.060 be in the

00:39:45.360 room too.

00:39:46.380 So we've

00:39:46.960 got the

00:39:47.320 smartest room

00:39:48.280 that civilization

00:39:49.400 has ever

00:39:50.220 assembled.

00:39:52.420 But at

00:39:53.040 least the

00:39:53.360 Democrats have

00:39:54.080 a good set

00:39:55.280 of people

00:39:55.620 running against

00:39:56.520 them, right?

00:39:58.140 All right,

00:39:58.480 I'm going to

00:39:58.760 put you in

00:39:59.140 another room.

00:39:59.880 You ready?

00:40:01.780 Room number

00:40:02.420 two.

00:40:04.480 Room number

00:40:06.580 two, you

00:40:07.020 go in for

00:40:07.440 your IQ

00:40:07.860 test, you

00:40:09.280 sit down, and

00:40:10.440 you look to

00:40:10.820 your left, and

00:40:12.820 there's AOC.

00:40:14.280 And you say

00:40:14.780 to yourself,

00:40:15.540 hmm, AOC, she

00:40:17.640 went to college,

00:40:18.420 she's bright, but

00:40:20.200 I think I can

00:40:20.740 take her. 0.75

00:40:22.280 And you look

00:40:22.680 to the other

00:40:23.020 side, and

00:40:23.420 there's Jasmine

00:40:24.060 Crockett.

00:40:25.780 And you go,

00:40:26.340 hmm, she

00:40:26.900 did go to

00:40:27.320 law school,

00:40:27.860 right?

00:40:28.400 I think she

00:40:28.920 has a legal

00:40:29.380 degree.

00:40:30.300 But you say

00:40:30.860 to yourself,

00:40:31.840 still, I feel

00:40:33.340 like I could

00:40:33.820 take her on

00:40:34.580 this IQ test.

00:40:36.100 And you look

00:40:36.440 the other

00:40:36.720 direction, you

00:40:37.280 see Eric

00:40:38.200 Swalwell.

00:40:40.280 You say, okay,

00:40:40.940 I could be

00:40:41.340 him.

00:40:42.280 Also, he's an

00:40:43.080 attorney, I

00:40:43.560 think.

00:40:44.240 Adam Schiff?

00:40:45.140 Yeah, I could

00:40:46.080 take Adam.

00:40:47.240 Jamie Raskin?

00:40:48.500 I think so.

00:40:49.640 Chuck Schumer?

00:40:50.360 Definitely.

00:40:51.500 Bernie?

00:40:52.240 Bernie Sanders?

00:40:53.820 Yeah, definitely.

00:40:55.540 How about

00:40:56.220 Mayor Brandon

00:40:57.060 Johnson?

00:40:58.940 Probably.

00:40:59.460 Now, what's

00:41:01.260 interesting is,

00:41:02.740 I don't know,

00:41:03.160 at least half

00:41:03.680 of the people

00:41:04.100 I mentioned

00:41:04.560 have Ivy

00:41:05.160 League or

00:41:06.880 very high

00:41:07.600 credentials.

00:41:09.440 They're either

00:41:09.920 all attorneys

00:41:11.000 or they went

00:41:12.320 to a good

00:41:12.700 school or

00:41:13.420 they're economic

00:41:14.060 majors or

00:41:14.980 something like

00:41:15.340 that.

00:41:15.780 But did this

00:41:16.800 group of

00:41:17.260 people look

00:41:19.400 like the ones

00:41:20.040 that you want

00:41:20.500 running things

00:41:21.200 compared to the

00:41:22.000 first group of

00:41:22.680 people?

00:41:24.240 And by the

00:41:24.940 way, do you

00:41:25.280 see how powerful

00:41:26.020 that is?

00:41:26.360 I like to

00:41:27.520 make sure

00:41:27.840 you're getting

00:41:28.200 the persuasion

00:41:29.160 lesson at

00:41:29.720 the same

00:41:30.020 time as

00:41:30.460 the politics.

00:41:32.580 From a

00:41:33.240 persuasion

00:41:33.900 perspective,

00:41:35.320 did you feel

00:41:36.200 how powerful

00:41:36.820 that was

00:41:37.300 that I put

00:41:37.700 you in

00:41:37.940 the room?

00:41:39.060 First with

00:41:39.780 the conservatives

00:41:41.240 and then

00:41:43.000 with the

00:41:43.320 Democrats?

00:41:44.760 You could

00:41:45.160 feel that,

00:41:45.720 couldn't you?

00:41:46.760 Isn't that

00:41:47.160 powerful?

00:41:48.720 That's a

00:41:49.460 Jerry,

00:41:50.880 Jerry?

00:41:53.020 Jerry Spence,

00:41:54.260 a famous

00:41:54.960 lawyer who

00:41:56.160 always says

00:41:56.600 you tell

00:41:57.200 the story,

00:41:58.260 you put

00:41:58.600 the person

00:41:58.980 in the

00:41:59.320 story and

00:42:00.740 it's very

00:42:01.300 persuasive

00:42:01.920 rather than

00:42:03.060 just say

00:42:03.480 the facts.

00:42:05.080 So that's

00:42:05.620 what I did

00:42:05.960 for you,

00:42:06.420 put you

00:42:06.800 in the

00:42:07.020 story.

00:42:09.600 Anyway,

00:42:10.260 some of

00:42:10.700 the Democrats

00:42:11.500 are done

00:42:12.000 with their

00:42:13.540 leadership,

00:42:14.820 Schumer,

00:42:16.140 and Ro

00:42:17.140 Kanna

00:42:17.820 says it's

00:42:21.500 time to

00:42:21.840 get rid

00:42:22.180 of Schumer

00:42:22.900 as a

00:42:23.580 leader.

00:42:24.480 You can't

00:42:25.000 lead the

00:42:25.360 fight to

00:42:25.760 stop health

00:42:26.220 care

00:42:26.400 premiums

00:42:27.000 from

00:42:27.160 skyrocketing

00:42:27.920 for

00:42:28.100 Americans.

00:42:29.040 What

00:42:29.280 will you

00:42:29.800 fight

00:42:30.040 for?

00:42:31.620 And then

00:42:31.960 Seth

00:42:32.320 Moulton,

00:42:32.840 also

00:42:33.060 Democrat

00:42:33.600 Massachusetts,

00:42:34.940 and Ed

00:42:35.300 Markey,

00:42:35.860 Democrat

00:42:36.180 Massachusetts.

00:42:37.120 They're

00:42:37.280 also

00:42:37.720 anti-Schumer

00:42:39.360 at the

00:42:39.720 moment.

00:42:40.120 We'll

00:42:40.340 see if

00:42:40.620 that

00:42:40.800 grows.

00:42:45.700 Yeah,

00:42:46.360 so Schumer's

00:42:47.000 in

00:42:47.140 trouble.

00:42:48.700 Now,

00:42:49.080 not only,

00:42:50.140 not only do

00:42:51.940 conservatives,

00:42:52.600 or at

00:42:53.840 least people

00:42:54.480 who are

00:42:54.920 pro-Trump

00:42:55.620 at the

00:42:55.900 moment,

00:42:56.460 not only

00:42:56.980 do they

00:42:57.280 have

00:42:57.500 better,

00:42:58.840 smarter

00:42:59.160 people,

00:43:01.000 who are

00:43:01.120 the head

00:43:01.880 notable

00:43:04.320 people,

00:43:04.980 but even

00:43:05.720 their spouses

00:43:06.480 are better

00:43:07.040 on podcasts.

00:43:09.200 How many of

00:43:09.960 you have

00:43:10.380 watched

00:43:10.740 Cheryl Hines,

00:43:12.340 who,

00:43:12.780 for whatever

00:43:13.200 reason,

00:43:13.660 I think

00:43:13.920 probably smart 0.89

00:43:14.520 reasons,

00:43:15.260 has been

00:43:15.640 appearing on

00:43:16.300 some podcasts

00:43:17.000 lately,

00:43:17.320 and then

00:43:18.680 compare that

00:43:19.320 to Michelle

00:43:21.340 Obama's

00:43:21.980 podcasts,

00:43:24.920 and,

00:43:25.380 let's

00:43:27.760 see,

00:43:28.000 Jimmy

00:43:28.200 Kimmel's

00:43:28.760 wife's

00:43:29.340 podcasts,

00:43:30.720 and some

00:43:32.260 other

00:43:32.500 spousy

00:43:33.140 podcasts.

00:43:34.120 If you

00:43:34.540 haven't seen

00:43:35.260 Cheryl Hines

00:43:36.560 on the

00:43:37.440 podcast,

00:43:38.240 you missed

00:43:38.860 how to do

00:43:39.440 podcasts.

00:43:41.200 I don't

00:43:41.900 know how

00:43:42.140 much experience

00:43:42.840 she had on

00:43:43.300 podcasts,

00:43:43.980 per se,

00:43:44.780 but,

00:43:45.140 boy,

00:43:45.380 does she

00:43:45.660 nail. 0.98

00:43:47.320 She is

00:43:47.800 so good.

00:43:49.300 And what

00:43:49.600 she does

00:43:50.020 right is,

00:43:50.880 you know,

00:43:51.040 first of all,

00:43:51.440 she's charismatic

00:43:52.300 and likable.

00:43:53.760 Every man

00:43:54.500 likes her.

00:43:55.160 Every woman

00:43:55.580 wants to be

00:43:56.120 her.

00:43:56.840 So,

00:43:57.160 you know,

00:43:57.300 she's starting

00:43:57.780 with all

00:43:58.320 the tools.

00:43:59.940 That's good.

00:44:01.000 But she

00:44:01.760 doesn't leave

00:44:02.420 her lane

00:44:03.020 ever.

00:44:04.680 And her

00:44:05.100 lane is

00:44:05.760 the thing

00:44:07.560 she does

00:44:08.040 know.

00:44:09.700 And she

00:44:10.320 never goes

00:44:10.880 into the

00:44:11.240 stuff she

00:44:11.580 doesn't

00:44:11.900 know.

00:44:13.180 And she

00:44:14.060 just is

00:44:14.560 polite to

00:44:15.220 everybody,

00:44:16.040 says,

00:44:16.520 why not be

00:44:16.940 nice to

00:44:17.300 everybody,

00:44:18.260 and just

00:44:19.640 never says

00:44:20.560 whatever you

00:44:21.220 think would

00:44:21.600 be the

00:44:21.920 provocative

00:44:22.440 thing to

00:44:23.540 try to

00:44:23.840 make a

00:44:24.260 news cycle.

00:44:25.520 She just 0.65

00:44:26.040 comes across

00:44:26.780 as so damn

00:44:27.700 likable that

00:44:29.280 you think

00:44:29.760 RFK Jr.

00:44:30.680 is smarter

00:44:32.860 than you

00:44:33.300 thought.

00:44:34.480 Because how

00:44:34.980 in the heck

00:44:35.480 did he lock

00:44:36.840 her down? 0.87

00:44:37.940 So,

00:44:38.420 you know,

00:44:38.720 some of that

00:44:39.120 just rubs off

00:44:40.300 naturally on

00:44:41.340 the spouse,

00:44:42.160 as it would.

00:44:42.860 And it works

00:44:43.280 both ways,

00:44:43.820 right?

00:44:44.720 He rubs off

00:44:45.620 and her

00:44:45.860 she rubs 0.97

00:44:46.280 on his

00:44:46.520 man.

00:44:46.960 But boy,

00:44:47.520 is she

00:44:47.740 good.

00:44:48.160 If you

00:44:48.560 haven't seen

00:44:49.040 her appearance

00:44:50.000 on Club

00:44:51.380 Random,

00:44:52.600 I mean,

00:44:52.920 of all

00:44:53.180 things,

00:44:53.700 Club Random

00:44:54.280 would be the

00:44:55.360 place that

00:44:55.940 most,

00:44:56.920 if you were a

00:44:57.880 PR expert,

00:44:59.960 you'd probably

00:45:00.580 tell her not

00:45:01.180 to go on

00:45:01.660 there,

00:45:01.880 right?

00:45:02.100 but she

00:45:04.820 makes her 0.95

00:45:05.180 own decisions

00:45:05.780 it looks

00:45:06.200 like.

00:45:06.800 And she

00:45:07.400 went on

00:45:07.720 there and

00:45:07.960 nailed it.

00:45:08.460 Just totally

00:45:08.900 nailed it.

00:45:10.220 Yep,

00:45:10.460 Bill loved

00:45:10.880 her.

00:45:12.860 CNN is

00:45:13.620 asking

00:45:13.980 Hakeem

00:45:14.400 Jeffries

00:45:14.800 if the

00:45:15.460 government

00:45:16.420 shutdown

00:45:16.920 was worth

00:45:17.520 it.

00:45:20.560 And

00:45:21.000 Hakeem

00:45:21.400 said,

00:45:21.840 we have

00:45:22.120 waged a

00:45:22.540 battle on

00:45:23.000 behalf of

00:45:23.400 the American

00:45:23.800 people.

00:45:25.600 Is that

00:45:26.200 the answer

00:45:26.600 to the

00:45:26.940 question,

00:45:27.340 was it

00:45:27.620 worth it?

00:45:29.220 No.

00:45:29.880 CNN

00:45:30.240 followed up,

00:45:31.080 but you

00:45:31.320 didn't get

00:45:31.700 what you

00:45:31.940 want.

00:45:33.040 And

00:45:33.180 Jeffries

00:45:33.500 says,

00:45:33.920 at the

00:45:34.160 end of

00:45:34.400 the day,

00:45:35.160 the fight

00:45:35.660 lives on.

00:45:37.240 Now,

00:45:38.500 remember

00:45:39.260 what I

00:45:39.580 told you

00:45:39.920 about goals

00:45:41.060 versus

00:45:41.460 systems?

00:45:43.280 Their

00:45:43.920 goal was

00:45:44.620 to fight,

00:45:45.960 and they

00:45:46.620 accomplished

00:45:47.040 their goal.

00:45:48.180 They

00:45:48.320 fought.

00:45:50.840 The

00:45:51.440 Republicans

00:45:51.980 had a

00:45:52.500 system,

00:45:53.780 which is

00:45:54.220 they stick

00:45:54.680 together.

00:45:56.860 The

00:45:57.500 Republican

00:45:57.940 system is

00:45:58.680 that they

00:45:59.020 just stick

00:45:59.480 together,

00:46:00.320 they take

00:46:01.000 directions

00:46:01.440 from

00:46:01.800 Trump

00:46:02.140 because

00:46:02.500 that

00:46:02.740 seems

00:46:03.100 to

00:46:03.300 work

00:46:03.500 out.

00:46:05.260 If you've

00:46:06.420 been paying

00:46:06.800 attention,

00:46:08.200 following

00:46:08.560 Trump's

00:46:09.160 lead on

00:46:09.840 just about

00:46:10.580 anything

00:46:11.080 ends up

00:46:12.200 being the

00:46:12.680 smart play.

00:46:13.940 So Republicans

00:46:14.920 have this

00:46:15.320 perfect system.

00:46:16.540 What does

00:46:16.840 Trump want?

00:46:18.080 Does that

00:46:18.520 sound reasonable?

00:46:19.940 Are we all

00:46:20.400 going to,

00:46:21.020 most of us

00:46:21.680 anyway,

00:46:22.000 except for

00:46:22.360 a Massey

00:46:22.820 and a

00:46:23.060 Rand maybe,

00:46:23.980 are we all

00:46:24.440 going to be

00:46:24.680 on the

00:46:24.880 same page?

00:46:26.320 Yes.

00:46:27.560 That's a pretty

00:46:28.040 good system.

00:46:29.140 Then you

00:46:29.480 talk to the

00:46:29.880 Democrats,

00:46:30.440 they're like,

00:46:31.340 we've got to

00:46:31.720 fight you,

00:46:32.200 fight you,

00:46:33.040 and we've

00:46:33.400 got to

00:46:33.520 swear more

00:46:34.100 and fight

00:46:34.700 you.

00:46:35.680 Well,

00:46:36.160 now Jeffries

00:46:36.720 is claiming

00:46:37.540 some kind

00:46:38.060 of success

00:46:38.660 because he

00:46:39.180 fought.

00:46:40.720 So they

00:46:41.300 accomplished

00:46:41.700 their goal.

00:46:43.320 They fought.

00:46:46.240 Maybe you

00:46:47.180 should have

00:46:47.440 a different

00:46:47.760 goal.

00:46:49.060 Or maybe

00:46:49.380 you should

00:46:49.660 have,

00:46:50.280 I mean,

00:46:50.560 they would

00:46:50.860 say the

00:46:51.660 goal was to

00:46:52.160 open the

00:46:52.500 government,

00:46:52.800 but they

00:46:53.900 seem happy

00:46:54.420 that they

00:46:54.780 did the

00:46:55.160 fight.

00:46:56.100 So it

00:46:56.440 makes it

00:46:56.720 look different.

00:46:57.560 Speaking of

00:46:58.120 Jasmine Crockett,

00:47:00.420 I love this

00:47:02.900 story.

00:47:04.060 She's

00:47:04.620 demanding that

00:47:05.320 all 50

00:47:05.900 states

00:47:06.260 abolish

00:47:06.800 Dominion

00:47:07.360 voting

00:47:07.720 machines.

00:47:08.860 Now,

00:47:09.080 I don't

00:47:09.320 know how

00:47:09.620 many states

00:47:10.280 actually use

00:47:10.920 them,

00:47:11.680 but because

00:47:12.720 Dominion is

00:47:13.560 now owned

00:47:14.060 by some

00:47:14.720 entity that

00:47:15.380 has

00:47:15.700 conservative

00:47:17.060 connections,

00:47:18.060 she thinks

00:47:18.480 that it's

00:47:19.000 a sure

00:47:19.880 thing that

00:47:20.480 they will

00:47:20.720 be used

00:47:21.200 to rig

00:47:22.200 the

00:47:22.380 election.

00:47:23.540 So now

00:47:23.880 we went

00:47:25.000 from

00:47:25.440 Democrats

00:47:26.720 swearing

00:47:27.260 there could

00:47:28.340 never be

00:47:28.940 a way

00:47:29.260 to rig

00:47:29.660 an election

00:47:30.140 to a

00:47:31.900 top

00:47:32.120 Democrat,

00:47:32.940 at least

00:47:33.360 in terms

00:47:33.840 of attention,

00:47:35.000 a top

00:47:35.380 Democrat

00:47:35.780 saying,

00:47:36.460 oh my

00:47:36.860 God,

00:47:37.120 these

00:47:37.300 elections

00:47:37.700 are so

00:47:38.100 unsecure,

00:47:38.700 we're

00:47:38.840 going to

00:47:38.900 have to

00:47:39.120 change

00:47:39.360 this

00:47:39.540 right

00:47:39.740 away.

00:47:41.240 That's

00:47:41.680 called

00:47:41.940 winning.

00:47:43.720 Winning.

00:47:44.920 I've

00:47:45.380 been telling

00:47:45.660 you for

00:47:45.980 a while

00:47:46.280 that one

00:47:46.620 of the

00:47:46.920 big

00:47:47.420 turning

00:47:48.660 points

00:47:49.120 in the

00:47:49.720 American

00:47:50.080 mind

00:47:50.580 will be

00:47:51.660 when we

00:47:52.080 realize

00:47:52.580 there was

00:47:53.060 never a

00:47:53.580 way to

00:47:53.880 know

00:47:54.060 who

00:47:54.240 won.

00:47:55.800 I don't

00:47:56.400 know who

00:47:56.720 won,

00:47:57.780 because I

00:47:58.160 didn't count

00:47:58.760 the votes

00:47:59.200 and I

00:47:59.500 don't trust

00:47:59.920 anybody who

00:48:00.420 does,

00:48:01.380 but if you

00:48:02.460 don't realize

00:48:03.000 there never

00:48:03.520 was a way

00:48:04.080 to know

00:48:04.420 who won,

00:48:05.740 there never

00:48:06.200 was,

00:48:07.440 because you

00:48:08.020 could never

00:48:08.460 know what

00:48:08.920 happened that

00:48:09.400 you don't

00:48:09.720 know about.

00:48:10.980 What if

00:48:11.460 somebody cheated

00:48:12.260 in a clever

00:48:12.920 way and got

00:48:13.420 away with it?

00:48:14.500 How would

00:48:14.820 you know?

00:48:16.060 Getting away

00:48:16.680 with it is

00:48:17.320 what that

00:48:17.820 means,

00:48:18.420 that they

00:48:18.780 didn't get

00:48:19.120 caught.

00:48:19.420 You think

00:48:20.500 nobody's

00:48:20.940 ever cheated

00:48:21.420 in an

00:48:21.660 election and

00:48:22.140 didn't get

00:48:22.520 caught?

00:48:24.580 It must

00:48:25.280 happen all

00:48:25.720 the time.

00:48:26.920 So the

00:48:27.600 fact that

00:48:27.980 the Democrats

00:48:28.640 made it so

00:48:30.220 you couldn't

00:48:30.740 get a job

00:48:31.480 or couldn't

00:48:31.940 go to

00:48:32.220 college if

00:48:32.820 you believed

00:48:33.200 that the

00:48:33.540 election was

00:48:34.160 even

00:48:34.400 questionable,

00:48:36.200 that's a

00:48:37.080 pretty bold

00:48:37.960 play right

00:48:38.980 there.

00:48:39.740 But now we

00:48:40.520 have Jasmine

00:48:41.540 saying what

00:48:42.280 in my mind

00:48:43.240 is actually

00:48:44.120 a completely

00:48:45.940 reasonable

00:48:46.740 complaint.

00:48:48.240 The

00:48:48.760 reasonable

00:48:49.460 complaint is

00:48:50.260 that you

00:48:50.560 can't know

00:48:51.260 for sure or

00:48:52.000 you can't

00:48:52.360 be confident.

00:48:53.800 You can't

00:48:54.580 be confident

00:48:55.200 that you

00:48:55.960 know for

00:48:56.360 sure the

00:48:57.480 election was

00:48:58.380 fair when

00:49:01.240 machines were

00:49:01.880 involved and

00:49:02.480 you don't know

00:49:02.900 if anybody had

00:49:03.560 access to the

00:49:04.220 machines.

00:49:05.140 And maybe

00:49:05.540 you're not

00:49:06.180 sure that you

00:49:06.720 could find out

00:49:07.300 if anybody

00:49:07.700 had access to

00:49:08.400 the machines.

00:49:09.400 So it's

00:49:10.200 completely

00:49:10.740 reasonable.

00:49:11.460 It actually

00:49:12.160 matches a lot

00:49:12.900 of conservative

00:49:13.520 thought.

00:49:14.120 including my

00:49:15.000 own.

00:49:16.820 So what

00:49:18.080 should Trump

00:49:18.500 do about

00:49:18.920 that?

00:49:20.780 Now this

00:49:21.640 is a joke

00:49:22.280 but not

00:49:22.800 really.

00:49:24.120 Wouldn't it

00:49:24.520 be funny if

00:49:25.160 he invited

00:49:25.700 her to the 0.77

00:49:26.180 White House

00:49:26.660 so that other

00:49:27.820 people could

00:49:28.380 hear her

00:49:28.860 complaints about

00:49:29.660 the machines

00:49:30.240 and about

00:49:31.060 the unreliability

00:49:32.460 of the

00:49:33.180 voting system?

00:49:35.280 What would

00:49:35.980 she do?

00:49:37.060 What would

00:49:37.900 she do if

00:49:38.520 Trump not

00:49:39.640 only agreed

00:49:40.540 with her

00:49:40.940 but asked

00:49:41.980 if he could

00:49:42.480 boost her 0.67

00:49:42.980 signal?

00:49:43.320 Yeah,

00:49:44.940 you know,

00:49:45.220 you make

00:49:45.480 a good

00:49:45.720 point there.

00:49:46.540 I don't

00:49:46.820 know about

00:49:47.100 the voting

00:49:47.460 machines.

00:49:48.000 We'll have

00:49:48.200 somebody look

00:49:48.680 into that.

00:49:49.780 But in

00:49:50.260 general,

00:49:50.720 if what

00:49:51.100 you're saying

00:49:51.500 is our

00:49:51.860 elections need

00:49:52.560 some extra

00:49:53.120 security,

00:49:54.260 here's what I

00:49:54.780 can do for

00:49:55.200 you.

00:49:55.680 All paper

00:49:56.220 ballots,

00:49:56.780 that's what

00:49:57.160 you want.

00:49:57.580 You don't

00:49:57.860 want machines.

00:49:58.680 You want

00:49:58.920 all paper

00:49:59.300 ballots.

00:50:00.020 And don't

00:50:00.400 you think

00:50:00.700 it'd be a

00:50:01.080 good idea

00:50:01.640 if we made

00:50:02.980 sure we don't

00:50:03.500 count them

00:50:03.960 for too many

00:50:04.560 days because

00:50:05.320 you don't want

00:50:06.600 any,

00:50:07.000 you don't want

00:50:07.620 those conservatives

00:50:08.420 to be sneaking

00:50:09.700 in any fake

00:50:10.540 ballots after the

00:50:11.520 election day,

00:50:12.180 right?

00:50:12.940 Nobody wants

00:50:13.560 that.

00:50:14.740 So how

00:50:16.260 about you and

00:50:16.760 I get together

00:50:17.480 and we fix

00:50:18.260 this election

00:50:18.800 system and

00:50:19.940 then you can

00:50:20.460 win fair and

00:50:21.160 square on your

00:50:21.840 great policies.

00:50:23.520 That will

00:50:24.200 never happen.

00:50:25.860 But it's funny

00:50:26.360 to think about

00:50:26.980 it.

00:50:29.280 Anyway,

00:50:29.700 Bill O'Reilly

00:50:33.440 who is

00:50:34.660 getting a lot

00:50:35.120 of attention

00:50:35.580 lately.

00:50:36.300 A lot of

00:50:36.780 it's on

00:50:37.120 News Nation.

00:50:38.700 By the way,

00:50:39.420 are you

00:50:39.940 tracking the

00:50:41.560 News Nation

00:50:43.500 arc?

00:50:44.480 I don't know

00:50:45.000 how they're

00:50:45.260 doing financially

00:50:45.980 but I got to

00:50:47.760 say that Chris

00:50:48.560 Cuomo is doing

00:50:49.400 an incredibly

00:50:50.220 good job of

00:50:52.220 promoting a

00:50:54.600 new network,

00:50:55.820 a newsy

00:50:56.300 network.

00:50:57.320 And they do

00:50:58.240 have interesting

00:50:58.740 guests.

00:51:00.700 Cuomo was

00:51:01.560 the first

00:51:02.160 person who

00:51:02.980 I trusted

00:51:04.160 who reached

00:51:05.320 out to me

00:51:05.780 after I got

00:51:06.260 canceled and

00:51:07.660 I thought did

00:51:08.980 a very

00:51:09.280 respectful and

00:51:10.140 fair but

00:51:10.960 tough interview

00:51:12.400 with me.

00:51:14.280 So I have

00:51:14.980 lots of good

00:51:15.500 things to say

00:51:16.020 about Cuomo

00:51:16.740 just because

00:51:19.160 of personal

00:51:19.620 interactions.

00:51:22.440 But yeah,

00:51:23.100 News Nation's

00:51:23.660 doing a great

00:51:24.080 job.

00:51:25.040 But anyway,

00:51:25.360 they had Bill

00:51:26.020 O'Reilly on

00:51:26.700 quite a few

00:51:27.100 times and

00:51:27.780 so they're

00:51:29.000 sort of

00:51:29.500 reconstituting

00:51:30.320 him.

00:51:30.920 But he said

00:51:31.480 on the cost

00:51:32.160 of living,

00:51:32.780 he thinks

00:51:33.140 sort of the

00:51:33.860 next, the

00:51:34.540 midterms will

00:51:35.200 really, and

00:51:36.940 maybe 2028,

00:51:38.280 will turn on

00:51:39.360 cost of living

00:51:40.240 things and he's

00:51:41.100 probably right

00:51:41.720 about that.

00:51:42.500 And he suggests

00:51:43.400 a cost of

00:51:44.900 living czar.

00:51:45.680 now, if he's

00:51:48.160 suggesting a cost

00:51:49.260 of living czar

00:51:50.260 simply for the

00:51:52.020 purpose of

00:51:52.580 making it look

00:51:53.120 like Republicans

00:51:54.460 are doing

00:51:55.080 something about

00:51:55.940 affordability,

00:51:57.340 maybe it's a

00:51:58.740 semi-good idea.

00:52:00.680 But if you

00:52:01.640 leave out what

00:52:02.420 would the czar

00:52:03.020 do, I don't

00:52:05.040 know if it's

00:52:05.420 anything.

00:52:06.960 What would the

00:52:07.900 czar exactly

00:52:08.700 do?

00:52:10.960 Is there

00:52:11.600 something that a

00:52:12.360 czar knows how 0.95

00:52:13.000 to do that you

00:52:13.640 and I don't

00:52:14.040 know how to

00:52:14.400 do?

00:52:15.400 What exactly

00:52:16.360 do you do?

00:52:17.720 I can't think

00:52:18.500 of anything.

00:52:19.720 If people had

00:52:20.660 great ideas for

00:52:21.560 lowering costs,

00:52:23.440 don't you think

00:52:24.000 we'd be noodling

00:52:24.760 on those all

00:52:25.440 the time?

00:52:26.440 If the

00:52:26.740 Republicans have

00:52:27.480 a great idea

00:52:28.340 that the,

00:52:31.080 no, I'm

00:52:32.520 sorry, if

00:52:33.260 Democrats have

00:52:34.680 a great idea

00:52:35.620 for lowering

00:52:37.220 costs, I want

00:52:39.220 to hear it.

00:52:40.280 I don't want

00:52:40.820 to reject it.

00:52:41.500 If anybody

00:52:43.160 has a great

00:52:43.740 idea for

00:52:44.220 lowering costs,

00:52:45.940 I'd like to

00:52:46.620 hear it.

00:52:47.840 So I feel

00:52:48.820 as though it's

00:52:49.260 a lack of

00:52:49.940 anybody having

00:52:51.480 an idea.

00:52:52.680 It's not like

00:52:53.320 somebody didn't

00:52:53.940 fight hard

00:52:54.460 enough.

00:52:55.280 It's not

00:52:55.680 because we

00:52:56.080 didn't have

00:52:56.380 a czar.

00:52:57.580 It's not

00:52:57.960 because there's

00:52:58.520 no cabinet

00:52:59.180 position for

00:52:59.980 lowering expenses.

00:53:02.880 It's because

00:53:03.320 nobody has

00:53:03.900 an idea,

00:53:05.280 short of the

00:53:06.660 big ideas

00:53:07.220 like Trump

00:53:07.700 has of

00:53:08.160 lowering interest

00:53:08.900 rates, for

00:53:09.300 example.

00:53:10.520 And you

00:53:10.840 can do

00:53:11.100 things around

00:53:11.520 the margin

00:53:11.980 but I

00:53:13.320 don't know

00:53:13.520 what a

00:53:13.760 czar is

00:53:14.040 going to

00:53:14.240 get you.

00:53:15.940 Let's get

00:53:16.520 an idea

00:53:16.980 first and

00:53:17.660 then maybe

00:53:18.020 a czar.

00:53:19.420 So Trump

00:53:20.000 is now, I

00:53:20.840 guess, in

00:53:21.160 favor of up

00:53:22.600 to 600,000

00:53:23.660 Chinese students

00:53:24.560 coming to

00:53:24.980 the U.S.

00:53:27.060 for college.

00:53:29.640 And he

00:53:30.480 says that's

00:53:30.980 a pro-mega

00:53:31.720 stance, he

00:53:32.340 was telling

00:53:32.640 Laura

00:53:32.980 and Graham.

00:53:35.520 And he

00:53:36.100 says that if

00:53:36.720 you didn't

00:53:37.100 do that,

00:53:38.080 because the

00:53:38.720 Chinese students

00:53:39.560 bring in a

00:53:40.180 lot of

00:53:40.500 money to

00:53:41.100 the

00:53:41.240 colleges

00:53:41.560 because they

00:53:42.520 pay full

00:53:43.140 price where

00:53:43.740 a lot of

00:53:44.200 Americans

00:53:45.060 would not.

00:53:46.900 Trump says

00:53:47.640 you would

00:53:47.900 have half

00:53:48.320 the colleges

00:53:48.840 in the

00:53:49.220 United States

00:53:49.780 go out of

00:53:50.160 business.

00:53:51.180 I think he

00:53:51.620 mentioned the

00:53:52.340 historically

00:53:52.920 black colleges

00:53:53.940 would also have

00:53:54.560 trouble.

00:53:55.840 He says,

00:53:56.320 I know what

00:53:56.700 MAGA wants 0.98

00:53:57.340 better than

00:53:57.960 anybody else.

00:53:59.040 Well, MAGA

00:53:59.580 wants everything

00:54:00.240 to work,

00:54:01.660 right?

00:54:02.800 So if the

00:54:04.220 only way

00:54:04.680 college works

00:54:06.120 is if there

00:54:07.740 are a lot

00:54:08.300 Chinese students

00:54:09.340 then, I

00:54:10.960 don't know,

00:54:11.220 maybe you

00:54:11.540 do the

00:54:11.840 best you

00:54:12.240 can to

00:54:12.580 make that

00:54:12.960 situation

00:54:13.460 work, which

00:54:14.600 looks like

00:54:15.040 what Trump

00:54:15.420 is doing.

00:54:16.560 But I

00:54:17.380 don't know

00:54:17.660 how you

00:54:17.940 could feel

00:54:18.340 safe with

00:54:18.920 that.

00:54:20.560 So here's

00:54:21.120 my take.

00:54:22.380 I assume

00:54:23.300 there's something

00:54:23.880 Trump knows

00:54:24.640 that we

00:54:25.020 don't about

00:54:27.000 the Chinese

00:54:28.420 students.

00:54:29.320 One thing

00:54:29.880 he might

00:54:30.320 know, and

00:54:30.980 this is pure

00:54:31.580 speculation,

00:54:33.000 because remember,

00:54:33.740 I'm not a

00:54:34.260 Democrat, so I

00:54:34.980 can't read any

00:54:35.620 minds.

00:54:36.780 Pure

00:54:37.040 speculation.

00:54:38.300 What if

00:54:38.860 our

00:54:40.700 intelligence

00:54:41.160 people have

00:54:41.820 assessed that

00:54:43.400 the best way

00:54:44.240 we can deal

00:54:45.040 with China is

00:54:46.420 to educate

00:54:47.100 their elites

00:54:47.920 in our

00:54:48.600 schools?

00:54:51.180 Right?

00:54:52.580 Would that

00:54:53.020 be the

00:54:53.280 worst idea?

00:54:54.580 You don't

00:54:55.160 think that

00:54:55.760 the intelligence

00:54:56.500 people could

00:54:57.280 get to our

00:54:58.920 Ivy League

00:54:59.400 colleges and

00:55:00.060 say, all

00:55:00.500 right, you're

00:55:01.060 going to have

00:55:01.240 a whole bunch

00:55:01.640 of Chinese

00:55:02.040 students, and

00:55:04.140 under these

00:55:05.000 conditions, we

00:55:05.920 think it's

00:55:06.340 good for

00:55:06.740 America.

00:55:08.040 You've got

00:55:08.500 to make

00:55:08.760 sure that

00:55:09.160 they have,

00:55:13.160 I don't

00:55:13.400 know, let's

00:55:14.320 say, an

00:55:15.580 American

00:55:15.960 roommate who

00:55:16.780 might be

00:55:17.100 working for

00:55:17.540 the CIA

00:55:18.060 someday.

00:55:19.140 I'm making

00:55:19.540 that one

00:55:19.900 up.

00:55:20.980 But don't

00:55:21.580 you think

00:55:22.060 there's some

00:55:22.820 way that

00:55:24.800 the U.S.

00:55:25.860 could exploit

00:55:26.620 that many

00:55:27.120 students to

00:55:28.440 have influence

00:55:29.140 back in

00:55:29.700 China some 0.62

00:55:31.060 years in the

00:55:31.620 future?

00:55:31.900 because it

00:55:33.720 seems like

00:55:34.200 we get

00:55:35.420 along better.

00:55:36.840 I've said

00:55:37.480 this before.

00:55:38.120 We tend

00:55:38.440 to get

00:55:38.740 along best

00:55:39.580 with the

00:55:40.540 countries where

00:55:41.200 the leader

00:55:41.840 speaks English

00:55:43.100 and has

00:55:44.300 some connection

00:55:44.940 to our

00:55:45.320 country.

00:55:47.400 So this

00:55:48.280 would be

00:55:48.560 creating a

00:55:49.160 whole bunch

00:55:49.500 of people

00:55:49.880 who obviously

00:55:50.820 would be

00:55:51.540 getting better

00:55:52.160 at English.

00:55:52.720 They would

00:55:52.980 have to

00:55:53.280 speak it to

00:55:53.800 come here.

00:55:54.400 But they

00:55:54.920 would be

00:55:55.120 getting better

00:55:55.580 at English.

00:55:56.080 and they

00:55:57.620 would just

00:55:57.900 get more

00:55:58.400 connections

00:55:58.920 to our

00:55:59.340 country.

00:56:00.340 Is that

00:56:00.680 bad?

00:56:02.380 Well, if

00:56:03.180 they're stealing

00:56:03.780 secrets and

00:56:04.640 stuff like

00:56:05.100 that, it's

00:56:05.500 bad.

00:56:06.280 But one

00:56:06.720 also assumes

00:56:07.440 that our

00:56:07.720 intelligence

00:56:08.140 people would

00:56:08.800 be all

00:56:09.120 over the

00:56:09.480 phones and

00:56:10.020 devices of

00:56:11.200 the Chinese

00:56:11.640 students.

00:56:12.840 Wouldn't

00:56:13.180 they?

00:56:14.460 Wouldn't

00:56:15.000 it make

00:56:15.300 sense that

00:56:15.980 every single

00:56:17.680 device a

00:56:18.300 Chinese

00:56:18.580 student brings

00:56:19.200 over that

00:56:20.340 our intelligence

00:56:21.220 people penetrate

00:56:22.080 so we can

00:56:22.800 keep an eye

00:56:23.280 on?

00:56:23.920 Probably.

00:56:24.320 So before

00:56:25.860 you say

00:56:26.300 Trump is

00:56:27.020 wrong about

00:56:27.820 this, and

00:56:29.560 I don't know

00:56:29.960 if he's

00:56:30.180 right or

00:56:30.560 wrong, what

00:56:31.740 I know for

00:56:32.340 sure is that

00:56:33.380 he knows more

00:56:34.220 about this

00:56:34.800 than we do.

00:56:36.400 It could be

00:56:37.440 also that

00:56:38.540 there's nothing

00:56:39.100 about this

00:56:39.640 he likes, but

00:56:41.200 it's part of a

00:56:41.800 deal to get

00:56:42.380 something else

00:56:42.980 done.

00:56:44.120 For example,

00:56:45.820 what if the

00:56:46.840 only way we

00:56:47.600 can get a

00:56:48.100 good rare

00:56:50.220 earth mineral

00:56:50.920 temporary deal

00:56:51.860 until we can

00:56:52.340 do it

00:56:52.560 ourselves, what

00:56:53.620 if the only

00:56:54.200 way we can

00:56:54.760 get that

00:56:55.260 is that

00:56:56.340 privately

00:56:56.860 President

00:56:58.540 Xi has

00:56:59.100 said, I'll

00:56:59.880 tell you

00:57:00.100 what, you're

00:57:00.680 going to have

00:57:00.880 to let the

00:57:01.280 Chinese students

00:57:01.960 in, I'm

00:57:02.480 getting too

00:57:02.820 much pressure

00:57:03.400 from the

00:57:04.380 elites who

00:57:04.900 want to send

00:57:05.300 their kids

00:57:05.700 there, I'll

00:57:06.660 give you

00:57:07.040 your minerals,

00:57:09.080 but you've

00:57:09.640 got to open

00:57:10.000 the colleges.

00:57:11.920 Would that

00:57:12.520 be a good

00:57:12.960 play?

00:57:14.700 If you

00:57:15.300 thought that

00:57:15.720 was true, and

00:57:16.460 I'm not

00:57:16.760 saying it is,

00:57:18.380 wouldn't it

00:57:18.800 be a good

00:57:19.180 play to at

00:57:19.760 least consider

00:57:20.560 taking in a

00:57:22.040 good number of

00:57:22.720 Chinese students?

00:57:24.200 They might.

00:57:26.100 So don't

00:57:26.880 assume you

00:57:27.360 know what

00:57:28.020 Trump is

00:57:28.440 thinking, because

00:57:29.180 he gets

00:57:29.520 different

00:57:30.720 information than

00:57:31.560 you do on

00:57:32.040 stuff like

00:57:32.560 that.

00:57:33.700 Well, Soft

00:57:34.460 Bank, the

00:57:35.140 company, is

00:57:37.480 selling its

00:57:37.960 entire stake in

00:57:39.080 NVIDIA for

00:57:39.860 $5.8 billion.

00:57:41.720 Now, you

00:57:42.120 might say, uh-oh,

00:57:44.580 do they think

00:57:45.520 that NVIDIA is

00:57:46.380 no longer a

00:57:47.060 good investment?

00:57:48.560 It's probably

00:57:49.480 not that

00:57:50.160 exactly, but

00:57:51.640 rather they're

00:57:52.360 freeing up

00:57:53.320 cash for

00:57:54.300 more open

00:57:55.260 AI investments.

00:57:58.920 So it looks

00:57:59.440 like they want

00:57:59.900 to put their

00:58:00.300 money on the

00:58:01.520 software side,

00:58:03.100 not the

00:58:03.440 hardware side

00:58:04.160 with NVIDIA.

00:58:05.340 Now, I told

00:58:06.880 you I sold

00:58:07.360 my NVIDIA

00:58:08.080 earlier in the

00:58:09.660 year after

00:58:10.520 pretty good

00:58:11.780 game, because

00:58:14.260 I didn't trust

00:58:15.200 that a

00:58:16.300 hardware company

00:58:17.240 could have a

00:58:17.860 sustainable

00:58:18.400 long-term

00:58:19.140 advantage when

00:58:20.820 the stakes are

00:58:21.540 this high.

00:58:22.380 When the

00:58:22.980 stakes are

00:58:23.440 this high,

00:58:24.160 it guarantees,

00:58:25.300 it just

00:58:25.600 guarantees that

00:58:27.220 the best

00:58:27.660 players in

00:58:28.240 the world are

00:58:28.860 going to

00:58:29.320 flow in and

00:58:30.800 try to take

00:58:31.380 some of that

00:58:31.800 margin.

00:58:32.620 It guarantees.

00:58:33.440 There's no

00:58:33.800 way around

00:58:34.160 that.

00:58:34.920 And since we

00:58:35.400 don't know how

00:58:36.020 good those

00:58:36.600 competitors would

00:58:37.320 be, it

00:58:38.860 would be

00:58:39.120 misleading to

00:58:39.980 say, oh,

00:58:43.120 NVIDIA is

00:58:44.600 doing really

00:58:45.120 well, so

00:58:46.500 therefore,

00:58:47.020 they'll just

00:58:47.360 always do

00:58:47.840 well into

00:58:49.000 infinity.

00:58:50.860 Well, here's

00:58:52.940 some news.

00:58:57.580 Apparently,

00:58:58.320 Elon Musk is

00:58:59.300 very serious

00:59:00.120 about starting

00:59:00.760 his own chip

00:59:01.420 company and

00:59:02.520 getting the

00:59:03.020 cost of his

00:59:03.760 chips down to

00:59:04.520 about 10% of

00:59:06.640 what the

00:59:07.020 NVIDIA chips

00:59:07.820 cost and also

00:59:08.740 being way

00:59:09.260 better.

00:59:11.660 Now, Elon

00:59:12.740 already believes

00:59:14.500 that he can

00:59:15.840 take out

00:59:16.380 NVIDIA.

00:59:17.860 If it were

00:59:18.620 anyone else,

00:59:19.760 how many

00:59:20.700 times do we

00:59:21.220 ever say

00:59:21.600 this?

00:59:22.240 We say this

00:59:22.840 all the time.

00:59:23.720 If anyone

00:59:24.400 else said

00:59:24.960 that, you

00:59:26.760 would say,

00:59:27.300 well, I

00:59:28.120 don't know

00:59:28.360 about that.

00:59:29.960 But if

00:59:30.340 Elon says,

00:59:31.380 well, it

00:59:31.700 looks like I'm

00:59:32.180 going to have

00:59:32.420 to build a

00:59:33.100 chip fabrication

00:59:34.320 plant to get

00:59:35.060 enough chips,

00:59:35.960 and if I'm

00:59:36.560 going to build

00:59:36.980 a plant, it's

00:59:37.740 not going to

00:59:38.100 be just as

00:59:38.700 good as

00:59:39.020 everybody else's

00:59:39.680 plant.

00:59:40.520 It's going to

00:59:40.940 be this giant,

00:59:42.240 what do you call

00:59:42.960 it, a mega

00:59:43.840 flop?

00:59:46.640 Something so

00:59:47.340 enormous you

00:59:47.980 can't even

00:59:48.440 visualize it.

00:59:49.900 So it'd be

00:59:50.300 enormous, it

00:59:51.600 would make

00:59:51.960 more chips than

00:59:52.640 other people

00:59:53.200 because he'll

00:59:53.720 need more.

00:59:55.020 And if he

00:59:56.120 makes his own

00:59:57.160 chips, he's

00:59:57.740 going to own

01:00:00.260 every AI

01:00:00.880 market he

01:00:01.440 wants because 0.88

01:00:03.120 he's the only

01:00:03.540 one who'll have

01:00:03.980 enough chips.

01:00:04.580 so if you

01:00:11.320 were a

01:00:11.600 soft bank

01:00:12.280 and you

01:00:13.360 had $5.8

01:00:14.540 billion in

01:00:15.880 one AI

01:00:17.300 chip company

01:00:18.060 and Elon

01:00:18.940 Musk just

01:00:19.620 said in

01:00:20.000 public, you

01:00:20.980 know, I

01:00:21.660 think I

01:00:21.960 might compete

01:00:22.460 with that and

01:00:22.980 beat it with

01:00:24.140 a 90% cheaper

01:00:25.200 product.

01:00:27.260 Even if,

01:00:28.600 even if

01:00:30.220 Nvidia was

01:00:31.740 so nimble

01:00:32.360 that they

01:00:32.740 could match

01:00:33.420 that, it

01:00:35.360 would still

01:00:35.640 take 90%

01:00:36.680 off their

01:00:37.080 profit, right?

01:00:38.160 I mean,

01:00:38.920 roughly speaking.

01:00:41.260 So I

01:00:43.340 don't give

01:00:44.060 financial advice.

01:00:45.320 As you know,

01:00:46.020 this is not

01:00:46.620 financial advice.

01:00:47.540 if you had

01:00:49.520 followed my

01:00:50.140 financial advice

01:00:51.320 and sold

01:00:51.840 Nvidia when I

01:00:52.700 did, you

01:00:53.040 would have

01:00:53.260 lost a lot

01:00:53.920 of money

01:00:54.260 compared to

01:00:55.920 holding it

01:00:56.400 until now.

01:00:57.280 So keep

01:00:57.860 in mind, I'm

01:00:59.100 not good at

01:01:00.200 investing.

01:01:01.900 I'll tell you

01:01:02.600 that as often

01:01:03.120 as you need

01:01:03.540 to hear it

01:01:04.120 because I

01:01:04.760 know it's

01:01:05.020 kind of

01:01:05.320 tempting.

01:01:06.080 If you

01:01:06.560 like my

01:01:06.980 opinions on

01:01:07.740 some political

01:01:08.600 thing, you'll 0.93

01:01:09.160 think, well,

01:01:10.280 then maybe he's

01:01:11.000 also good at

01:01:11.620 investing.

01:01:12.160 Nobody's good

01:01:12.720 at it.

01:01:13.940 Nobody's good

01:01:14.520 at investing.

01:01:15.020 Nobody is.

01:01:18.080 A lot of

01:01:18.560 it is luck

01:01:19.000 and insider

01:01:20.680 trading.

01:01:23.720 All right.

01:01:26.100 Apparently

01:01:26.580 there was

01:01:26.880 some kind

01:01:27.260 of Jim

01:01:27.740 Hoff

01:01:28.060 gateway

01:01:28.600 fund

01:01:28.920 that says

01:01:29.260 there was

01:01:29.460 some kind

01:01:29.760 of leaked

01:01:30.180 phone call

01:01:30.940 that showed

01:01:32.220 that the

01:01:32.560 State Department

01:01:33.140 is backing

01:01:33.680 their color

01:01:35.400 revolution with

01:01:36.380 global partners.

01:01:38.380 I can't tell

01:01:39.240 if this is the

01:01:39.860 same thing

01:01:40.300 that Mike

01:01:40.700 Benz was

01:01:41.120 talking about

01:01:41.620 or not.

01:01:43.180 But apparently

01:01:43.980 there's newly

01:01:44.560 surfaced

01:01:45.080 recordings

01:01:45.760 shared by

01:01:47.620 Data

01:01:47.940 Republican,

01:01:48.740 an account

01:01:49.400 on X.

01:01:51.200 The former

01:01:51.760 USAID

01:01:52.480 employees

01:01:53.000 openly

01:01:53.500 discussed

01:01:54.120 moving

01:01:55.080 internal

01:01:55.560 groups

01:01:56.000 off

01:01:56.300 federal

01:01:56.620 systems

01:01:57.180 into

01:01:57.680 encrypted

01:01:58.240 signal

01:01:58.860 chats

01:01:59.320 ahead of

01:02:00.380 the

01:02:00.500 presidential

01:02:01.000 inauguration.

01:02:01.920 That would

01:02:02.120 have been

01:02:02.400 Trump

01:02:02.940 in January.

01:02:05.080 And then

01:02:05.320 linking up

01:02:05.820 with

01:02:05.960 international

01:02:06.460 partners

01:02:07.040 to

01:02:07.260 mobilize

01:02:07.780 against

01:02:08.440 authoritarianism.

01:02:12.560 So when

01:02:13.300 you hear

01:02:13.600 that these

01:02:14.000 big

01:02:14.320 networks

01:02:15.060 are

01:02:16.140 mobilizing

01:02:16.920 against

01:02:17.420 authoritarianism,

01:02:19.060 that should

01:02:19.480 be thought

01:02:19.820 of as a

01:02:20.380 color

01:02:20.660 revolution.

01:02:22.180 How many

01:02:22.620 Democrats

01:02:23.200 do you think

01:02:23.700 know what

01:02:24.120 a color

01:02:24.760 revolution is?

01:02:26.340 I'll bet

01:02:26.700 most of my

01:02:27.400 audience does.

01:02:29.280 Certainly

01:02:29.840 all of Mike

01:02:30.500 Benz's audience

01:02:31.280 does.

01:02:32.500 But how many

01:02:33.400 Democrats would 0.89

01:02:34.180 even know

01:02:34.780 what that is,

01:02:35.780 a color

01:02:36.300 revolution?

01:02:37.600 That's when

01:02:38.320 the United

01:02:38.700 States overthrows

01:02:39.580 other countries.

01:02:40.320 But apparently

01:02:41.180 the same

01:02:41.800 tools have

01:02:42.860 been used

01:02:43.420 internally,

01:02:44.940 which is

01:02:45.680 very illegal

01:02:46.780 and inappropriate.

01:02:49.100 All right.

01:02:53.180 Here's a

01:02:53.880 story that I

01:02:54.560 wouldn't mention

01:02:55.120 except I like

01:02:55.860 Rand Paul,

01:02:56.540 so I'm going

01:02:56.860 to give him

01:02:57.100 a little boost

01:02:57.760 on his

01:02:58.220 messaging.

01:02:59.620 Apparently

01:03:00.180 there's some

01:03:01.100 kind of

01:03:01.620 legislation

01:03:03.040 cooking that

01:03:04.300 would ruin

01:03:04.700 the totally

01:03:05.860 legal hemp

01:03:06.840 production in

01:03:08.620 his state,

01:03:09.740 Kentucky.

01:03:11.220 So apparently

01:03:12.360 all of the

01:03:13.060 hemp people

01:03:13.760 would be put

01:03:14.400 out of

01:03:14.660 business by

01:03:15.960 whatever change

01:03:16.660 this is.

01:03:17.060 I don't know

01:03:17.340 what the

01:03:17.580 change is,

01:03:18.300 but there's

01:03:18.760 no reason

01:03:19.120 the hemp

01:03:19.500 business should

01:03:20.140 be crippled. 0.93

01:03:21.980 That would

01:03:22.560 be not

01:03:23.060 understanding

01:03:23.600 what hemp

01:03:24.100 is.

01:03:24.460 You can't

01:03:24.760 get high

01:03:25.160 smoking hemp.

01:03:26.740 It's related

01:03:27.620 to cannabis,

01:03:29.000 but it doesn't

01:03:29.740 get you high.

01:03:30.840 That's why

01:03:31.260 it's legal.

01:03:32.460 Why in the

01:03:33.020 world would

01:03:33.460 they do

01:03:33.760 something to

01:03:34.260 take out

01:03:34.660 an entire

01:03:35.080 industry in

01:03:36.400 23 states?

01:03:38.080 So I don't

01:03:38.740 know the

01:03:39.040 details there,

01:03:39.680 but I'm

01:03:40.120 going to

01:03:40.300 trust

01:03:40.660 Rand Paul

01:03:41.380 and I'll

01:03:42.640 give him a

01:03:42.940 little boost

01:03:43.400 because I

01:03:44.160 think he's

01:03:44.560 one of the

01:03:44.880 good guys.

01:03:45.860 He doesn't

01:03:46.500 always agree

01:03:47.000 with me,

01:03:47.480 he doesn't

01:03:47.740 always agree

01:03:48.180 with Trump,

01:03:49.560 but I just

01:03:50.000 think he's

01:03:50.320 one of the

01:03:50.600 good guys.

01:03:51.700 So I'll

01:03:52.000 give him a

01:03:52.280 boost on

01:03:52.680 that.

01:03:53.420 So whoever's

01:03:54.880 in charge of

01:03:55.320 that hemp

01:03:55.800 thing, give

01:03:57.260 that a

01:03:57.540 rethink.

01:03:59.000 I think

01:03:59.500 Rand is

01:03:59.920 probably right

01:04:00.440 on that.

01:04:01.940 Russia is 0.79

01:04:02.560 upping its

01:04:03.040 UAV,

01:04:04.780 that would be

01:04:05.520 the drones,

01:04:06.060 warfare game.

01:04:07.460 Now they

01:04:07.720 have a

01:04:08.020 62-mile

01:04:09.020 range attack

01:04:10.560 drone swarms,

01:04:11.980 so they

01:04:12.980 can attack

01:04:13.440 with a

01:04:13.800 swarm within

01:04:14.520 62 miles.

01:04:17.120 That's still

01:04:17.920 sort of

01:04:18.320 front-line-ish.

01:04:21.080 Anyway, so

01:04:21.900 as I've

01:04:22.900 long predicted,

01:04:24.560 the robot

01:04:25.180 war is

01:04:25.840 pretty much

01:04:27.340 a robot

01:04:27.720 war.

01:04:28.040 When was

01:04:29.040 the last

01:04:29.340 time you

01:04:29.720 heard a

01:04:30.720 casualty

01:04:32.640 estimate

01:04:33.140 out of

01:04:33.560 Ukraine?

01:04:34.800 Anybody?

01:04:36.260 All right,

01:04:36.860 here's a

01:04:37.160 little test.

01:04:38.520 Tell me

01:04:39.020 how many

01:04:39.760 soldiers were

01:04:40.580 killed,

01:04:41.160 let's say

01:04:41.580 just Ukrainian

01:04:42.280 soldiers,

01:04:43.280 last week.

01:04:45.200 Number of

01:04:45.840 Ukrainian

01:04:46.460 soldiers killed

01:04:47.420 last week.

01:04:47.960 Anybody?

01:04:49.640 I don't

01:04:50.340 think it

01:04:50.640 was in

01:04:50.920 the news.

01:04:52.400 Why would

01:04:53.080 it not be

01:04:53.600 in the

01:04:53.840 news?

01:04:55.720 There's

01:04:56.240 only one

01:04:56.880 reason I

01:04:57.360 can think

01:04:57.800 of why

01:04:58.480 casualty

01:04:59.220 numbers for

01:04:59.920 a major

01:05:00.380 war would 0.92

01:05:01.800 no longer

01:05:02.380 be in

01:05:02.780 the news.

01:05:04.460 Can you

01:05:04.860 think of

01:05:05.240 a second

01:05:05.760 reason?

01:05:06.720 The first

01:05:07.440 reason is

01:05:09.820 it's a

01:05:10.100 very low

01:05:10.560 number.

01:05:13.160 Right?

01:05:14.440 Well, what

01:05:15.260 if only

01:05:15.780 three people

01:05:16.520 died?

01:05:19.460 I'm not

01:05:20.180 saying that's

01:05:20.700 true.

01:05:21.280 Could have

01:05:21.600 been thousands.

01:05:22.640 We don't

01:05:23.120 know one

01:05:23.480 way or the

01:05:23.840 other.

01:05:24.260 Maybe it's

01:05:24.660 thousands.

01:05:26.220 But what

01:05:26.720 if it was

01:05:27.180 three?

01:05:28.800 Why are

01:05:29.460 they not

01:05:29.760 telling us?

01:05:30.560 If it

01:05:31.040 were thousands,

01:05:32.620 don't you

01:05:33.840 think they

01:05:34.140 would have

01:05:34.340 told us?

01:05:35.520 Because the

01:05:35.940 news likes

01:05:36.480 to report

01:05:37.200 on whatever

01:05:37.680 is bad

01:05:38.260 and thousands

01:05:38.900 a week

01:05:39.400 would be

01:05:39.860 super bad.

01:05:42.020 Or even

01:05:42.920 just to show

01:05:43.620 that Trump

01:05:44.160 is wrong

01:05:44.700 about the

01:05:45.120 number of

01:05:45.440 people dying.

01:05:46.720 Because I

01:05:47.120 think he

01:05:47.460 said something

01:05:47.960 like 5,000

01:05:48.840 a week or

01:05:49.360 something.

01:05:50.340 And if

01:05:51.480 that's not

01:05:51.960 right,

01:05:53.640 wouldn't you

01:05:54.160 expect Daniel

01:05:54.940 Dale would

01:05:55.520 jump right

01:05:56.080 in and

01:05:56.480 say,

01:05:56.720 no,

01:05:56.900 no,

01:05:57.120 it was

01:05:57.280 only three

01:05:57.720 people.

01:05:59.100 I mean,

01:05:59.460 if it

01:05:59.800 was.

01:06:01.240 So I'm

01:06:02.100 not saying

01:06:02.460 it was

01:06:02.700 three people.

01:06:04.340 I'm saying

01:06:04.980 it's a war

01:06:06.020 where they

01:06:07.420 stopped

01:06:07.800 counting

01:06:08.220 casualties.

01:06:08.860 I don't

01:06:10.960 believe they

01:06:11.360 ever stopped

01:06:11.960 in Gaza,

01:06:13.260 did they?

01:06:14.060 I mean,

01:06:14.400 the numbers

01:06:14.800 might have

01:06:15.140 been fraudulent,

01:06:17.220 but I don't

01:06:17.740 think they

01:06:18.120 stopped

01:06:18.740 reporting

01:06:19.200 them.

01:06:20.740 So we

01:06:21.420 don't know

01:06:21.620 what's going

01:06:21.980 on there.

01:06:22.700 But I

01:06:23.720 suspect that

01:06:24.580 it has

01:06:24.960 turned into

01:06:25.460 an all-robot

01:06:26.240 war and

01:06:27.280 that the

01:06:27.640 only thing

01:06:28.080 that they

01:06:28.420 should be

01:06:28.840 reporting

01:06:29.260 is what

01:06:29.640 they are,

01:06:30.480 which is

01:06:30.900 how many

01:06:31.300 drones were

01:06:32.060 deployed

01:06:32.560 last night

01:06:33.160 and how

01:06:33.540 many hit

01:06:34.140 their target

01:06:34.640 and how

01:06:35.460 many guys

01:06:35.860 shot down.

01:06:36.400 So maybe

01:06:39.620 that's all

01:06:40.000 we need.

01:06:41.260 There's a new

01:06:41.720 paper that

01:06:42.200 claims that

01:06:42.760 everything you

01:06:43.280 know about

01:06:43.560 the universe

01:06:44.000 expansion is

01:06:44.840 wrong.

01:06:46.260 Futurism is

01:06:46.940 writing about

01:06:47.360 this.

01:06:47.680 Victor

01:06:47.980 Tangerman.

01:06:50.240 Not everybody

01:06:51.100 agrees, but

01:06:52.080 if you've

01:06:52.940 ever followed.

01:06:55.160 Scott, stop

01:06:56.080 all the

01:06:56.640 scenarios of

01:07:04.260 if I'm

01:07:04.680 right.

01:07:05.780 How about

01:07:06.120 you give

01:07:06.420 me a

01:07:06.660 fucking

01:07:06.880 reason?

01:07:09.220 How about

01:07:09.660 you do

01:07:09.920 your own

01:07:10.220 podcast and

01:07:11.480 don't give

01:07:11.860 me advice

01:07:12.340 in the middle

01:07:12.740 of the

01:07:12.940 podcast?

01:07:14.220 How about

01:07:14.540 that?

01:07:15.720 How's your

01:07:16.120 podcast doing

01:07:16.840 with all

01:07:18.180 your good

01:07:18.500 advice?

01:07:22.720 Don't be

01:07:23.300 an asshole. 0.96

01:07:25.820 It's like

01:07:26.440 you could

01:07:26.820 turn your

01:07:27.260 asshole and 0.86

01:07:28.020 your

01:07:28.620 assholeness

01:07:29.360 off just

01:07:30.660 for an

01:07:30.960 hour to

01:07:32.240 watch one

01:07:32.640 podcast.

01:07:33.480 You don't

01:07:34.000 have to be

01:07:34.460 that guy.

01:07:34.940 You really

01:07:35.940 don't.

01:07:36.800 You can

01:07:37.280 simply be a

01:07:38.620 nicer person

01:07:39.300 and then

01:07:40.480 people would

01:07:40.980 like you

01:07:41.340 more.

01:07:41.640 You get

01:07:41.900 invited to

01:07:42.500 more.

01:07:43.140 I'm guessing

01:07:43.720 you don't

01:07:44.120 get invited

01:07:44.560 to anything.

01:07:45.780 Am I

01:07:46.160 right?

01:07:46.360 probably

01:07:48.300 nothing based

01:07:49.920 on what I've

01:07:51.080 seen so

01:07:51.480 far.

01:07:52.420 All right.

01:07:55.220 China is 0.85

01:07:56.060 pretending it's

01:07:56.820 going to do

01:07:57.180 something about

01:07:57.800 fentanyl.

01:07:59.480 According to

01:08:00.060 the Hill,

01:08:00.840 D.D.

01:08:01.260 Tang writes

01:08:02.040 that China 0.93

01:08:03.820 said on

01:08:04.160 Monday that

01:08:04.620 it's going to

01:08:05.200 pledge to

01:08:06.220 crack down on 0.95

01:08:06.940 chemicals that

01:08:07.680 can be used

01:08:08.180 to make

01:08:08.520 fentanyl.

01:08:09.480 Huh.

01:08:09.860 What does

01:08:10.320 that remind

01:08:10.800 you of?

01:08:11.660 They didn't

01:08:12.160 actually ban

01:08:13.060 the fentanyl

01:08:14.060 chemicals.

01:08:15.740 They just

01:08:16.380 made a

01:08:16.800 pledge to

01:08:18.580 crack down

01:08:19.200 on it.

01:08:20.780 Well,

01:08:21.640 that sounds

01:08:23.060 a lot like

01:08:23.620 the deal

01:08:23.980 that Schumer

01:08:24.480 got.

01:08:25.680 Well,

01:08:26.240 we'll promise

01:08:26.900 to talk about

01:08:27.580 it later

01:08:27.960 before we

01:08:28.500 don't give

01:08:28.880 it to you.

01:08:29.940 Now,

01:08:30.380 I do not

01:08:30.900 believe that

01:08:31.320 China did a 0.87

01:08:31.980 damn thing

01:08:32.540 at all

01:08:34.060 about

01:08:35.700 fentanyl.

01:08:36.740 Did they

01:08:37.440 promise that

01:08:38.200 they would

01:08:38.580 do a

01:08:38.880 damn thing

01:08:39.300 about

01:08:39.560 fentanyl?

01:08:40.080 Maybe.

01:08:41.080 Maybe they

01:08:41.580 said they

01:08:41.880 would.

01:08:42.640 Do I

01:08:42.980 think that

01:08:43.340 they will?

01:08:43.860 Why would

01:08:44.240 I think

01:08:44.560 that?

01:08:45.680 They

01:08:45.900 haven't

01:08:46.600 done

01:08:49.880 anything

01:08:50.300 that they

01:08:50.700 said they

01:08:51.040 would do

01:08:51.280 yet.

01:08:52.320 I mean,

01:08:52.680 nothing

01:08:52.880 meaningful.

01:08:54.200 So,

01:08:54.600 I'm going

01:08:54.840 to say

01:08:55.040 that's a

01:08:55.460 lie from

01:08:57.760 China.

01:08:59.520 We'll never

01:09:00.100 see that.

01:09:01.800 All right.

01:09:03.100 Hey,

01:09:03.420 timing was

01:09:04.060 pretty good.

01:09:05.740 Pretty,

01:09:06.320 pretty good.

01:09:07.760 All right,

01:09:08.020 that's all I

01:09:08.400 got for you

01:09:08.880 today.

01:09:09.460 I'm going

01:09:09.700 to talk a

01:09:10.600 little bit

01:09:11.000 privately

01:09:11.500 with the

01:09:12.160 good folks,

01:09:13.880 my beloved

01:09:14.420 subscribers.

01:09:16.800 For those

01:09:17.460 of you who

01:09:17.780 got here a

01:09:18.200 little late,

01:09:19.560 did you

01:09:20.360 know that

01:09:20.780 the 2026

01:09:21.740 Dilbert

01:09:22.220 calendar is

01:09:23.920 available right

01:09:25.080 now?

01:09:25.420 You can buy

01:09:25.860 it on Amazon.

01:09:27.180 You'd have

01:09:27.620 to be an

01:09:28.120 American or 0.51

01:09:29.280 use Amazon.com,

01:09:30.680 the American

01:09:31.100 version,

01:09:31.860 if you had a

01:09:33.040 way to do

01:09:33.420 that.

01:09:34.440 I don't

01:09:34.860 know if

01:09:35.080 there is,

01:09:35.680 but I

01:09:35.960 hear there

01:09:36.240 is.

01:09:37.620 And,

01:09:37.940 all right,

01:09:40.020 thank you.

01:09:42.340 Did you

01:09:43.380 enjoy the

01:09:43.860 show?

01:09:45.100 Did I

01:09:45.560 tell you

01:09:45.860 anything you

01:09:46.300 didn't know?

01:09:47.460 But here's

01:09:48.700 what I'm

01:09:48.940 most interested

01:09:49.580 in.

01:09:50.280 I'm not

01:09:50.880 searching for

01:09:51.560 a compliment,

01:09:52.620 although I

01:09:53.020 like them,

01:09:53.560 so if you

01:09:53.880 have a

01:09:54.140 compliment,

01:09:55.000 I'm sure

01:09:55.400 I'd enjoy

01:09:55.840 it.

01:09:57.120 But when

01:09:57.760 I did

01:09:58.080 the,

01:09:58.480 you're

01:09:58.960 sitting in

01:09:59.440 the class

01:10:00.020 and you're

01:10:00.560 going to

01:10:00.700 take a

01:10:01.060 test,

01:10:03.120 I'd love

01:10:03.620 for you to

01:10:03.900 tell me how

01:10:04.320 powerful that

01:10:04.980 was.

01:10:05.980 Because as

01:10:06.820 I was doing

01:10:07.380 it, even

01:10:07.760 I could

01:10:08.180 feel it.

01:10:08.860 Like, you

01:10:09.200 can actually

01:10:09.540 feel good

01:10:10.200 persuasion,

01:10:11.360 but you

01:10:11.540 just feel it

01:10:12.260 more than

01:10:13.240 you think

01:10:13.680 it.

01:10:15.080 And I

01:10:15.400 wondered if

01:10:15.800 you could

01:10:16.040 feel that.

01:10:18.940 Okay,

01:10:19.500 getting a lot

01:10:19.960 of yeses,

01:10:20.720 good.

01:10:21.000 And that

01:10:23.060 should be

01:10:23.460 one of the

01:10:24.380 best lessons

01:10:25.120 you've ever

01:10:25.600 gotten on

01:10:26.040 persuasion,

01:10:27.040 because I

01:10:27.560 actually brought

01:10:28.140 you into

01:10:28.560 it.

01:10:29.360 I didn't

01:10:29.920 just tell

01:10:30.320 you about

01:10:30.740 it.

01:10:31.520 I brought

01:10:31.920 you into

01:10:32.220 the center

01:10:32.640 of the

01:10:32.900 persuasion,

01:10:33.540 and you

01:10:33.760 could feel

01:10:34.140 what it

01:10:34.380 was like

01:10:34.660 from the

01:10:34.980 inside.

01:10:37.020 Pretty

01:10:37.460 amazing.

01:10:38.660 All right,

01:10:38.960 before I go

01:10:39.740 to my

01:10:40.240 beloveds on

01:10:41.000 locals,

01:10:41.360 I'll give

01:10:41.820 you a little

01:10:42.160 update.

01:10:43.720 I don't

01:10:44.340 know if

01:10:44.780 this is

01:10:45.160 temporary or

01:10:45.940 not,

01:10:46.880 but today

01:10:47.380 is the

01:10:47.720 first day

01:10:48.420 in memory.

01:10:51.000 probably since

01:10:52.000 June at

01:10:52.940 least,

01:10:53.940 that I've

01:10:55.060 not been

01:10:55.480 in pain

01:10:55.920 in the

01:10:56.300 morning.

01:10:57.460 I'm not

01:10:58.180 in pain.

01:10:59.760 There's not

01:11:00.440 a single

01:11:00.840 part of my

01:11:01.300 body that

01:11:01.720 hurts right

01:11:02.180 now,

01:11:02.860 and that

01:11:03.840 is really

01:11:05.980 rare.

01:11:07.780 If you've

01:11:08.480 got advanced

01:11:09.060 cancer,

01:11:09.840 that's really

01:11:10.500 rare.

01:11:11.680 I'm not

01:11:12.360 in any

01:11:12.780 pain meds,

01:11:13.520 no pain

01:11:14.020 meds right

01:11:14.380 now,

01:11:14.680 nothing at

01:11:15.200 all,

01:11:15.880 and I

01:11:16.280 don't have

01:11:16.520 any pain.

01:11:17.380 So I

01:11:18.020 don't know

01:11:18.320 if that

01:11:18.600 means

01:11:18.900 everything's

01:11:19.400 working.

01:11:20.000 So here's

01:11:20.420 the trick.

01:11:21.340 The trick

01:11:21.820 is that

01:11:23.580 cancer is

01:11:25.460 highly

01:11:25.800 variable.

01:11:27.440 So for

01:11:28.240 no reason

01:11:28.960 at all,

01:11:29.680 things will

01:11:30.300 hurt like

01:11:30.720 crazy,

01:11:31.700 but then

01:11:32.900 a day

01:11:33.240 later,

01:11:33.820 you won't

01:11:34.220 be in

01:11:34.520 pain.

01:11:35.400 Or the

01:11:36.020 pain will

01:11:36.400 move from

01:11:36.800 one part

01:11:37.200 of your

01:11:37.380 body to

01:11:37.800 a completely

01:11:38.220 different

01:11:38.560 one.

01:11:39.960 So cancer

01:11:40.760 is real

01:11:41.160 tricky.

01:11:42.260 So the

01:11:42.860 fact that

01:11:43.320 at the

01:11:43.740 moment,

01:11:44.240 it doesn't

01:11:44.700 hurt like

01:11:45.180 crazy.

01:11:45.740 Yesterday,

01:11:46.240 it hurt

01:11:46.460 like

01:11:46.680 crazy.

01:11:47.840 I was

01:11:48.160 in so

01:11:48.520 much pain

01:11:49.040 at exactly

01:11:49.660 this time

01:11:50.180 yesterday.

01:11:51.240 It's hard

01:11:51.760 to even

01:11:52.040 describe.

01:11:53.440 I bluffed

01:11:54.040 my way

01:11:54.380 through the

01:11:54.900 podcast,

01:11:56.540 but boy,

01:11:57.720 did it

01:11:57.920 hurt.

01:11:58.860 No pain

01:11:59.900 at all.

01:12:00.740 Now,

01:12:01.200 I've taken

01:12:01.720 the radiation

01:12:02.340 on my

01:12:02.800 back,

01:12:03.400 just one

01:12:03.940 spot,

01:12:04.500 not my

01:12:04.820 whole body.

01:12:06.000 That may

01:12:06.640 have worked.

01:12:08.040 I took

01:12:08.740 the

01:12:09.060 Plu

01:12:09.440 Victo,

01:12:10.080 just the

01:12:10.520 first of

01:12:11.080 what will

01:12:11.360 be six

01:12:11.940 doses.

01:12:12.380 It's a

01:12:13.460 little too

01:12:13.860 early for

01:12:14.380 that to

01:12:14.720 work,

01:12:15.460 but if

01:12:16.300 it would

01:12:16.940 work,

01:12:18.280 I might

01:12:18.740 see the

01:12:19.180 first

01:12:19.500 indications

01:12:20.340 of it

01:12:20.760 after a

01:12:21.240 week.

01:12:22.240 And it's

01:12:22.480 been a

01:12:22.720 week.

01:12:23.680 But also,

01:12:24.560 I did

01:12:24.780 the

01:12:25.120 BioShield

01:12:27.460 with Dr.

01:12:28.220 Sunsheng.

01:12:29.700 And the

01:12:30.540 BioShield

01:12:31.240 should also

01:12:31.940 take a

01:12:32.620 week or

01:12:32.980 two before

01:12:33.580 you see

01:12:33.940 any

01:12:34.120 difference.

01:12:34.660 And it's

01:12:34.880 been,

01:12:35.540 what,

01:12:36.100 a week

01:12:36.280 and a

01:12:36.460 half.

01:12:36.660 so we're

01:12:38.420 right on

01:12:38.940 the,

01:12:39.260 just on

01:12:39.840 the cusp

01:12:40.520 of where

01:12:42.540 I can say

01:12:43.060 it's probably

01:12:44.000 more related

01:12:44.780 to the

01:12:45.180 treatments

01:12:45.760 than it

01:12:47.380 is to

01:12:47.700 some just

01:12:48.160 ordinary

01:12:48.540 variability.

01:12:49.860 But I

01:12:50.160 can't quite

01:12:51.160 say that

01:12:51.760 yet.

01:12:52.880 We're not

01:12:53.620 quite there.

01:12:54.980 We're right

01:12:55.560 on the edge

01:12:56.120 of I wish

01:12:56.780 I could say,

01:12:57.960 oh,

01:12:58.140 this shit's

01:12:58.540 working.

01:12:59.600 It might

01:12:59.980 be.

01:13:00.960 Yeah,

01:13:01.340 I don't

01:13:01.760 have,

01:13:02.100 I don't

01:13:02.800 really have

01:13:03.140 a second

01:13:03.560 explanation

01:13:04.180 of why

01:13:04.460 I'm not

01:13:04.740 paying.

01:13:05.800 It might

01:13:06.080 be working.

01:13:07.660 And that

01:13:08.460 would be

01:13:08.740 amazing.

01:13:09.380 All right.

01:13:10.140 People,

01:13:10.600 I will see

01:13:10.920 you tomorrow

01:13:11.500 and my

01:13:13.480 beloveds,

01:13:14.120 I will be

01:13:14.480 coming at

01:13:15.040 you right

01:13:16.500 now,

01:13:18.140 assuming my

01:13:18.840 technology works

01:13:20.040 and it

01:13:20.700 will.

01:13:36.660 like,

01:13:51.220 who's

01:13:51.280 in the

01:13:52.320 way

01:13:52.560 from

01:13:53.100 to

01:13:53.140 the

01:13:53.840 ibil豆

01:13:54.220 that

01:13:54.440 is

01:13:54.480 going

01:13:54.660 to

01:13:54.900 hospitals

01:13:54.980 and

01:13:55.040 get

01:13:55.540 out.

01:13:56.140 Thank you.

01:14:26.140 Thank you.

01:14:56.140 Thank you.

01:15:26.140 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - November 11, 2025

Episode 3015 CWSA 11⧸11⧸25

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