Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 3017 CWSA 11⧸13⧸25

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00:00:38.020 all good I got comments you don't perfect sort of work close enough close enough

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00:01:38.980 called that's right simultaneous it happens now I'm sipping like a Trump well let's

00:01:52.540 see what else is happening today after we do a reframe from my book reframe your

00:01:58.720 brain which is changing lives all over the place you can get it on Amazon and only

00:02:05.560 Amazon as it turns out probably all right here's one of my favorites you could call

00:02:14.620 it the shelf space reframe or you could give another name but the the usual frame

00:02:20.500 is that if you have some negative thoughts you want to stop thinking about

00:02:24.580 them right some some of you I've completely changed your life with this

00:02:30.040 reframe some of you have heard it before it just makes sense right if you have

00:02:34.720 negative thoughts the obvious solution for negative thoughts is think fewer

00:02:39.760 negative thoughts but it turns out that your brain doesn't work that way if you

00:02:44.380 try to think fewer negative thoughts you're probably gonna think more more of

00:02:49.420 them not less of them because then you're obsessing on it so here's the other

00:02:53.220 way to approach it this is a reframe instead of trying to stop thinking about

00:02:58.220 negative thoughts you you can't subtract negative thoughts but you can crowd them

00:03:04.160 out that's what the shelf space is all about if I told you hey I'm gonna make

00:03:10.580 you think about your favorite thing all day you're gonna think about petting

00:03:14.460 cats and eating delicious food and having great intimate relationships with

00:03:19.280 people you love and let's just say I got you know I got right into your business

00:03:24.080 and just made you think about all those things there are only so many hours in

00:03:28.340 a day if I make you use some of the hours to think about things you love there'll be

00:03:34.100 fewer fewer hours left for negative stuff so don't try to unthink you can't do it

00:03:41.420 don't try to think less of a thing you can't do it try to think more of things you can do

00:03:49.160 that think more of things that are positive more of things that you want

00:03:53.660 more of things you've enjoyed more of things that inspire you more of things

00:03:57.800 that you you just love and you will crowd out that time you wasted with

00:04:03.740 negative thoughts that's your reframe for the day all right let's talk about the

00:04:08.480 news you might have heard that the government has reopened well so what the

00:04:14.060 hell was that hold on the fly has landed we're gonna try no that didn't work we're 0.74

00:04:23.720 gonna be trying some anti-fly oh hold on hold on hold on hold on damn it I'm not as fast as a fly what

00:04:35.240 was I thinking so the government it really is gonna be in my face the entire show wow wow 0.91

00:04:43.760 um government reopened nobody cared we all sort of expected it would go the way it went and here

00:04:52.820 it is now it's open and what did we learn and nothing but the the best lesson that came out of

00:04:59.420 this I think came from uh Greg Gottfeld he was saying on the five that if you happen to be on

00:05:04.940 what you consider the winning side of the government reopening and the Republicans probably think they're

00:05:11.400 on the winning side there uh it's a mistake to say the other side caved do you all understand why

00:05:18.560 it's it's really important if you expect to work with these people ever again

00:05:25.520 and and you get a good outcome from one negotiation in other words you get what you want don't say

00:05:31.940 they caved even if you're just an observer and you want more of whatever they cave to you don't have to

00:05:41.020 be part of the process don't use that word don't say that they they lost like dogs what good is that to

00:05:48.740 you it feels good for like a second and then you can never work with them again but also you can never

00:05:54.800 work with anybody else again because anybody who sees you act like that is going to be like oh

00:05:59.700 so let me get this straight uh if if I negotiate in good you know good faith and I give up a little

00:06:09.460 behind my back or even publicly they're going to call me some kind of caving loser why would I do

00:06:16.240 anything for you so Trump is the champion as I've often said of making the largest gap between keeping

00:06:24.240 making him happy and what would happen if he didn't make him happy so by reopening the government

00:06:30.720 in a sense they made him happy and correct me if I'm wrong will you did Trump ever say they caved

00:06:37.660 because I'll be real disappointed if he did but I'll bet he didn't can you give me a fact check on that

00:06:46.220 it's only the pundits who said he caved right because I feel like Trump would be way too smart

00:06:53.180 to say that all it would do is give up some power why would he just give away some power

00:06:58.800 you know far better would be to reward the people instead of mocking them you should reward the people

00:07:06.560 who ended up on his side of this so that's what you should learn out of this the shutdown itself was

00:07:13.240 just a another symbol of the total incompetence of our system uh no more rumble streams I've heard

00:07:23.460 some people say there's something different on rumble and I don't know the answer to it but I

00:07:27.940 believe there might be two rumble streams that started at the same time and that's sort of a new

00:07:33.860 thing one of them maybe isn't real so it's possible that you click the wrong rumble stream but I'm not

00:07:41.360 positive about that there's just something going on that I don't know x changed this user interface

00:07:47.200 today so uh it was quite an interesting morning all right here's another one another persuasion lesson

00:07:55.380 you ready for this um there's a uh clip of me talking about this uh Jason Cohen did a clip on this

00:08:03.940 and uh it's a clip in where I'm talking about how it's a mistake for the democrats to say that they

00:08:11.480 need a fighter do you know why look compare these three things make America great again make America

00:08:21.320 healthy again or we need a fighter we've got to fight fight fight fight which one of those are useful

00:08:31.080 all right here's the reframe this one's actually really important if you if you get this and you

00:08:38.240 know incorporate it into your future life you're going to be way better these these uh slogans like

00:08:46.800 make America great again and make America healthy again and fight fight fight if it's the democrats doing

00:08:53.840 the fight thing what are they going to get their affirmation is fighting so if you focus on something

00:09:02.000 and repeat it over and over what's that called it's an affirmation an affirmation is uh concentrating on

00:09:09.940 something and really focusing on it because there is something that's semi magic about that now I don't

00:09:16.460 know that's real magic I just think that you you get better results when you're super focused on what you

00:09:21.880 want but just think what the two sides are focused on so Trump focuses on make America great again

00:09:30.620 and then you watch and you say oh our borders are better and you know there are a number of things

00:09:35.560 you could put into that category make America healthy again that's a good affirmation isn't it

00:09:41.660 that's just like one of the best affirmations you could ever have but what about fight okay this fly is

00:09:49.840 just eating me alive right now you just will not stay off me it's going to be me versus the fly in a minute

00:09:56.000 um so here's your lesson don't accidentally do an affirmation affirmations are pretty powerful

00:10:04.900 even if their only effect is not magic but rather the psychology effect that has in the person who's

00:10:11.540 doing it so if you're doing the right affirmation make America healthy make America great there's a better

00:10:17.980 chance you'll get that thing or at least move toward it if you pick the wrong affirmation you're

00:10:24.120 going to still get the thing you affirmed a fight the Democrats are actually asking for fighting do you

00:10:32.320 think they'll get it yes yes they actually get fights and when we look at the protests somebody said

00:10:39.340 there's another Tesla protests coming I don't know about that but but if there is I'm sure there'll be a fight

00:10:45.720 right so there's your lesson don't do accidental affirmations and that's what the the Democrats

00:10:54.480 messaging is so broken that they're accidentally asking for the worst thing that anybody could ask

00:11:00.500 for a fight if they had been asking for a victory I might be all in oh victory but a fight who asked for

00:11:11.700 the fight Democrats don't do that well cash Patel has excitedly announced and he's way too excited about

00:11:22.020 this for what I think is reality that China has agreed to turn off the pipeline of fentanyl precursors

00:11:30.320 because Mexico and their cartels they can't make fentanyl unless they have the raw ingredients I guess

00:11:37.920 are about 13 potential raw ingredients and they've been coming from

00:11:42.840 may have been success I may have gotten that fly all right I don't see him yet we'll let you know very exciting

00:11:58.680 so and then also part of that deal allegedly according to cash Patel is that China would

00:12:07.440 I guess watch closer or crack down on several industries that would be relevant to making the

00:12:14.000 precursors now why would this be different than the other times that China said they would do exactly this

00:12:21.880 what why do we think this would work I have no idea I don't even understand the story it's not like

00:12:31.640 it's the first time that China said oh yeah we're totally gonna stop these precursors now do you think we

00:12:41.560 can get through the show without me mentioning Charlie Brown in the football I won't do it I will not 0.96

00:12:49.720 mention Charlie Brown in the football but this looks exactly like Charlie Brown in the football damn it I

00:12:56.340 couldn't do it I couldn't do it I just I couldn't not mention Charlie Brown in the football you tell me am I

00:13:05.140 missing something is there some reason I shouldn't believe at this time well why would they tell the truth this

00:13:12.480 time oh he's back I didn't get the fly damn it or he's brought a friend he's in full attack mode now 0.90

00:13:21.860 damn it I'm gonna have to give the fly a name we're gonna call him Carl it'll be Carl the fly so that 0.99

00:13:33.100 when you hear me kill him it will be more satisfying because I'll be killing somebody with a name Carl 0.99

00:13:38.980 you're dead well anyway so yeah post on x also wondering if we offered something to China that's

00:13:49.340 not public for example is it a coincidence this is not my original idea not my original thought but is

00:14:00.040 it a coincidence that we agreed that China can have 600,000 students in the US and then China gets

00:14:11.660 flexible about fentanyl do you think that's what we traded oh god it just won my ear oh man

00:14:22.400 I want that fly so dead Carl it's you and me now Carl the fly you will not live till lunchtime 0.99

00:14:32.560 I swear it I swear I'll take you down you will not ruin my live stream you're just a fly 0.95

00:14:40.400 you're doing a really good job of ruining it so far but I'll get you I'll get you anyway what do you

00:14:49.300 think do you think that there's a secret ingredient a secret arrangement and that that's why the fentanyl

00:14:56.420 thing looks real this time because obviously cash Patel is aware that they've promised before and not

00:15:03.560 delivered right it's not like I know and cash doesn't know that they've made this promise before

00:15:11.640 so something's different or he wouldn't act this confident I feel so one of the good things about

00:15:19.520 having a good reputation for being smart like cash is that I don't automatically start with well you 0.99

00:15:26.700 must be an idiot and then reason from there I start with the assumption that he's well informed and 0.99

00:15:33.840 brilliant and then I reason from there if you start with him being well informed and brilliant and I 1.00

00:15:40.760 think that's fair there must be something that China offered that they've never offered before

00:15:46.820 so we'll see have you seen any of the new clips with Katie Couric remember her when she was on NBC

00:15:56.680 and she was sort of a credible you know one of the top hosts well she's sort of transformed into some

00:16:03.920 kind of a golem and she's just sort of an anti-Trump troll now and she even looks like she's turning into a troll 0.97

00:16:15.420 so I'm going to do my Katie Couric impression so oh my precious yeah so wouldn't you agree that 0.92

00:16:29.740 Donald Trump has stolen our democracy uh no but wouldn't you agree he's an authoritarian

00:16:38.000 no not really but wouldn't you agree he's probably murdered children probably right right so it all just 0.68

00:16:48.720 looks sort of weird and troll like so she made the mistake of inviting uh John Fetterman on 0.98

00:16:57.580 whatever that podcast is that she's doing whatever it's called whatever the fuck wow um and she asked 0.99

00:17:06.900 Fetterman uh repeatedly she tried to get him to say that Trump was a fascist like I need that I need that 0.97

00:17:15.920 clip for my show call him a fascist Fetterman would not take the bait and he said a quote

00:17:22.780 I think at this point right now we're not in an autocracy we're in a democracy oh well I'm so sad now

00:17:32.600 I'm a sad troll I like to hear that it's an autocracy don't say it's a democracy that makes me sad

00:17:39.400 make me happy but then Couric said but would you concede that some of the things that he is doing

00:17:47.900 talking about Trump are clearly anti-democratic and also are potentially even unconstitutional

00:17:55.400 um and Fetterman said we happen to have a different view of these things

00:18:01.480 I don't call people fascists or Nazis or compare people to Hitler

00:18:05.380 boom boom do you know what that's called that's what we call the high ground maneuver

00:18:14.500 oh there's a name for it there's a name for it and if you can pull off a high ground maneuver

00:18:21.160 in any context you know work or politics or your private life if you can do this what he just did

00:18:29.180 you're going to win almost everything because the the high ground approach is unassailable by

00:18:37.480 definition it's the one that you can't get higher than it's the high ground so what would be a higher

00:18:43.360 high ground than uh refusing to debate whether someone is Hitler that's pretty good and and he he's 0.69

00:18:52.460 inclusive he goes I don't call people fascists Nazis or compare people to Hitler now in a sense what he

00:18:59.040 did was he compared himself to Katie Couric he didn't compare Trump to Hitler but he did compare

00:19:07.840 Katie Couric to some kind of weird troll who would compare other people to Hitler 1.00

00:19:11.460 so so that happened so Fetterman for the win it's weird that Fetterman walks into that conversation

00:19:21.600 as the one that we should be mocking as looking like uh I know Shrek or something but but he's done

00:19:29.680 such a good job of redeeming himself that to me he doesn't look like Shrek anymore like that just

00:19:35.820 went away now I just see a guy who looks like it looks like he's trying to help it looks like he's just

00:19:44.200 trying to make the country better so again I'm no idiot I know that he's not who I want from my next

00:19:51.300 president I know you know his policies would not match up with what my first choices would be

00:19:57.580 but that doesn't take away from him the skill that he brings to the game so there are some people I talk

00:20:05.100 about because of their skill level and other people I talk about because I like their policies

00:20:09.320 so he's he's a skill level guy I'm not going to say he doesn't have skill I refuse to act as if

00:20:16.340 one of the most skilled people in the game is not there so I'm going to talk about him all right

00:20:24.300 uh apparently I didn't know about this but the Trump administration is cracking down on oh by the

00:20:31.540 way we'll get to the obscene stuff don't worry we'll get to it um Trump administration is cracking

00:20:37.600 down on tunnels I guess uh there are quite a few tunnels under the border uh no surprise uh but

00:20:46.300 what I didn't know this is new is that there's uh some technology referred to as the persistent

00:20:52.000 surveillance and detection system the PDS persistent surveillance mean persistent meaning it's just always

00:20:59.560 on um and apparently there's a way to upgrade it so we have some cool technology for identifying

00:21:06.660 tunnels that's kind of cool I didn't know how much we already had but apparently we're in good shape

00:21:13.180 on tunnels uh technology wise but we're going to do even more um Joe Rogan just had a show his guest

00:21:23.780 was uh Jeff Dye comedian Jeff Dye and uh I thought Rogan had one of the best um observations or insights

00:21:32.220 that I've seen in a long time so just sort of just sort of revel in how smart this is and part of the

00:21:40.500 reason I I present it this way is that part of the magic and skill of Joe Rogan is not making you know

00:21:50.520 how much smarter he is than you because it would be off-putting if if you just knew how much smarter he

00:21:57.960 was he's really smart but he you know he lives uh what I call the you know the every man life plus

00:22:06.200 you know he's like the every man with lots better toys and better cars and stuff uh but that's part

00:22:12.560 of his magic that he never leaves that frame he's just the guy you want to hang out with he also is

00:22:19.180 super smart and it comes out in little ways that you're not expecting here's here's the example

00:22:24.260 so he talked about I think I'm I'm going to paraphrase this but I hope I'm doing it right

00:22:30.480 and his idea was that in order for uh Obama and his his crowd to sort of divert from the the uh Russia

00:22:42.180 Russia gate hoax which they were behind that the fine people hoax was actually the hoax to divert you

00:22:49.960 from the other hoax and I never really thought about it that way but that does kind of fit doesn't

00:22:56.880 it that the fine people hoax was the hoax to get you off the other hoax and that their entire structure

00:23:03.120 is you know hoax to hoax to hoax and that uh and more importantly Joe believes that there's no way that

00:23:12.560 Obama was unaware that it was a hoax would you agree with that there's no way that Obama thought

00:23:21.360 that was true he absolutely knew he was spreading the hoax why else would you do it I mean you do it

00:23:27.860 to win but it also is the perfect distraction so what do you think when you when you think about the

00:23:34.580 fact that Obama personally was probably behind the Russia gate thing and then personally pushed the 0.99

00:23:44.160 uh fine people hoax to help cover up the other hoax that is some of the worst shit I've ever seen in my 0.98

00:23:51.460 life because that wasn't just about him and Trump which would be bad enough that was about us 0.89

00:23:59.380 when I say us I mean my audience right now and all the people who were potentially Trump supporters

00:24:06.960 that was about us he threw us under the bus right you can't just say that the guy you support is a

00:24:16.320 Nazi without that automatically painting every single person who supports him so we had to live with that

00:24:22.960 we had to live painted as a bunch of neo-Nazi supporters and and we had to like wake up in the

00:24:30.820 morning and know that he had just told half the country that we were neo-Nazi supporters and the

00:24:39.180 more prominent you were as a pro-Trump-er people like me the more sure the people were that you you were

00:24:46.560 a neo-Nazi because of the hoax um it really is one of the worst things I've ever seen that didn't

00:24:52.920 directly involve violence I mean I think it inspired violence you know you never know that

00:24:57.920 for sure but it looks like it did but am I wrong that the if you add the two hoaxes together

00:25:05.460 they're unambiguously worse than anything I've ever seen in politics just anything yeah I mean

00:25:12.560 I'm not talking about world war ii atrocities and stuff we're not comparing that stuff but just in the

00:25:18.060 political realm you know minus gross over violence that's the worst thing I've heard I suppose yeah

00:25:27.440 I suppose all right let's be fair let's be fair about this it's not worse than slavery

00:25:34.200 it's not worse than Jim Crow so let me let me be a little more commonsensical about it it's not worse 0.75

00:25:42.940 than those things but for the ordinary politics it's worse it's just worse than anything I've seen

00:25:48.680 just unbelievably despicable all right here's another fun story Eric Swalwell who happens to be

00:25:55.480 my representative I believe um does not have a California address

00:26:00.620 now I don't know that that's true so I would wait for a confirmation that the you know the fact

00:26:08.540 checkers are agreeing with us but according to the gateway pundit Joel Gilbert uh nobody nobody has

00:26:15.920 yet found an address for him in California but they do have an address I guess he claims

00:26:21.280 but at that address some other family has lived there for years

00:26:25.180 um so it looks like he only has a home in Washington DC or somewhere around there and that

00:26:32.800 he would not actually even be qualified allegedly even to be in office how many of you think that's

00:26:41.580 true uh this one's uh I think I'd wait on this one because the story is based on we can't find

00:26:49.420 something what they can't find is a valid address for him in California but is that is that a solid

00:26:58.860 argument we can't find it I I wouldn't automatically believe a story that's based on I can't find it

00:27:06.720 because somebody might find it but we can wait and see if he claims he has an address if he claims he

00:27:13.840 has a valid address we can just check the address if you want I can go over and look because uh

00:27:18.780 apparently he claims he lives in Livermore which is walking distance in that direction I I can literally

00:27:25.460 walk the Livermore I wouldn't right now but I could uh so I could I could go knock on his door

00:27:31.920 I'm not going to do that of course but anyway um let's talk about the new dust up with the Epstein

00:27:40.640 files this feels like Groundhog Day doesn't it every time Epstein files comes up all right so the basic

00:27:47.320 ideas everybody knows who Epstein is you all know that Trump doesn't want the files released

00:27:53.680 um which makes him look guilty of something um Republicans apparently are trying to back the

00:28:02.700 president on that and not release him but Democrats want it all released and uh they got enough votes

00:28:10.480 in the house with a few crossovers that would not surprise you so we got Marjorie Taylor Greene voting for

00:28:18.780 uh disclosure I believe uh Boebert voting for disclosure and does anybody feel like arguing with

00:28:27.480 either one of those if Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene say you know I've lived a certain life I don't

00:28:34.980 have to get into the details right I I've experienced a certain life you need to make this transparent

00:28:41.340 you know what I'm talking about right I feel like those two have every right to ask for maximum

00:28:48.500 transparency no matter who the victim is or or no matter who gets hurt I I think they deserve

00:28:55.080 I think they deserve maximum transparency now Thomas Massey also wants the maximum transparency so he's part of

00:29:03.560 that and and he's got his own drama with Trump Trump wants to primary him uh not just for this but

00:29:10.660 for you know not voting uh for for the same side as much as he should according to Trump so that's the

00:29:19.060 setup the setup is it's it's uh it's getting some Republicans to be mad at other Republicans if if you find

00:29:27.720 a way to be mad at Boebert or MTG over this you should check your work you have to you have to let

00:29:35.560 them just experience this and act on it the way they feel best you just stay out of it they have they

00:29:44.100 have the right to go hard on us and they are um but there are all kinds of twists and turns so what's new is I

00:29:54.620 I guess I found some new emails that uh include a journalist who's an anti-Trump

00:30:01.480 well-known anti-Trump journalist uh Wolf is his name w-o-l-f-f so Michael Wolf um and he's written

00:30:11.880 anti-Trump books and he's been on TV doing anti-Trump um interviews for years and years and years

00:30:19.100 and then there's allegedly um something from one of the victims which we believe is Virginia

00:30:28.000 Guilfray who allegedly according to one of the emails spent uh hours with Trump now let's look

00:30:36.560 at some of these accusations individually how credible are they how credible are the are the

00:30:43.520 accusations if they involve Epstein this journalist Wolf and then one of the victims Virginia Guilfray

00:30:52.660 who is not only deceased tragically but also was famous for having accused um um what's the name

00:31:03.980 yeah she she's made an accusation of Dershowitz that she later completely reversed and said oh I just

00:31:13.040 had had you confused with somebody now I of course will never know what is true or what is false of

00:31:20.280 any of the Epstein stuff but what we can say if somebody is known and admits that they once made an

00:31:28.760 accusation that they later completely reversed wouldn't it be fair to say that person has no

00:31:35.000 credibility even if it's true they don't have credibility because they've told the story and

00:31:41.180 they've reversed it once so you can't trust that person so you've got one person who sadly is you know

00:31:48.420 a victim of course so she's a victim first but there's no reason to believe anything that she said

00:31:55.700 about anything and I guess the accusation is that one of the victims which we believe is this

00:32:02.300 Virginia but we don't know for sure uh may have spent a few hours with Trump what does that mean

00:32:08.320 what does it mean that they spent a few hours together there's no accusation that they were doing

00:32:14.640 anything naughty and indeed she has said in public before she passed she said that he never did anything

00:32:21.620 that Trump was never even accused by her of doing anything inappropriate

00:32:26.700 so what would it mean that they spend several hours together well I don't know the answer to the

00:32:33.260 question but one of the ways that these hoaxes get created is if the audience can't understand what

00:32:40.240 other explanation there would be so when you hear well Trump might have spent hours with this

00:32:46.420 you know underage female in some context where does your brain automatically go it automatically 1.00

00:32:54.400 goes to the worst case scenario flyers back but and that's how the hoaxes work if you can't even

00:33:04.220 imagine what would be another reason that those two would spend time together so I'm just going to give

00:33:09.980 you an easy obvious alternative explanation doesn't mean it's true I'm just demonstrating that it would

00:33:19.800 be easy to imagine something that would be hard to imagine once you hear it once yeah I'm going to tell

00:33:26.300 you what it is you'll just always be able to imagine it all right uh Epstein had a private plane we know

00:33:34.360 that people like Trump and other people sometimes took his private plane uh to go where they were

00:33:40.940 going to go anyway so it's just sort of a convenience something rich people do hey take my plane it is not

00:33:48.420 uncommon and I know this from actual experience that if you're going to take somebody's private plane

00:33:54.320 somewhere often there's someone else who needs to go there at the same time and somebody will say

00:34:01.420 oh do you mind uh if somebody else is on the plane this is literally something that happened to me

00:34:07.620 do you mind if somebody else is on the plane of course not it's not even my plane of course what

00:34:12.880 would happen if Trump said can I take your plane you know mine's mine's being serviced do you mind if I

00:34:19.860 take your plane to New Jersey imagine Epstein says yes and then an hour later Virginia Guilfrey comes and

00:34:27.640 says um I need to like visit my sister in New York or something can I take the plane and then Epstein

00:34:35.940 would say oh yeah um Trump's going to be taking the plane to New Jersey uh we'll just pick an airport

00:34:43.660 that's right for both of you and you can take the plane now imagine that both of them are on the private

00:34:48.960 plane and uh Trump's just minding his own business or who he's with whoever he's with and she's just

00:34:56.160 another passenger on the plane and it's a several hour plane trip would they talk probably would it

00:35:05.540 be a scandal if he chatted with somebody else who happened to be on the plane for completely innocent

00:35:11.720 reasons or just going to the same ish destination there would be no problem with that at all he would

00:35:18.500 just be friendly like he always is and just talking to who's on the plane now I'm not I'm not claiming that

00:35:25.440 that's what happened but can't you so easily imagine that they would spend time together that

00:35:32.520 neither of them planned to do because they were just sort of in that little universe and maybe

00:35:37.440 the plane was a convenience etc so the first thing you need to know is that if you're missing all the

00:35:43.480 details of who the person is and why they spend time and what they were doing together it's not really

00:35:49.540 a story the most basic things you would need to know to know if there's a problem are missing from

00:35:56.740 the story is he accused of doing anything no was there a perfectly good alternative reason for why

00:36:04.520 they were talking probably all right the other thing let's see what else is the new accusation

00:36:11.000 uh oh i guess somewhere michael wolf uh suggested to epstein that they blackmail trump

00:36:20.320 so if you wondered is wolf a dependable nice guy he's literally in writing suggested that epstein use

00:36:29.880 leverage against trump based on i don't know something that trump knew or did and then there's an

00:36:37.740 accusation that trump knew about some some bad behavior but the bad behavior that he allegedly knew

00:36:45.880 about is not specified so what are we talking about so there was something about women so we know the 0.97

00:36:54.600 domain has something about women which might mean underage and apparently trump was complaining about

00:37:01.820 something that epstein was doing with with females and they were going to try to use that against him 0.83

00:37:09.320 somehow now what exactly is the crime there it depends how much he knew right it also makes me wonder

00:37:19.680 where does your responsibility begin if you heard a rumor but you don't know for sure

00:37:27.820 have you ever thought about that have you i remember once many years ago there was somebody i worked with

00:37:35.320 who started suspecting their own husband of being a serial killer like actually a literal one and a

00:37:45.340 specific one who had killed some children and she actually had some suspicion based on some items that

00:37:53.540 she found in a house or something that he was the one who had killed the children now what was her

00:37:59.080 responsibility it's her husband and she has no proof but she has sort of these suggestive little things

00:38:08.120 that make her think huh i can't really rule out that my husband might be the serial killer

00:38:14.000 now is it her responsibility to turn in her husband because there because he might be he might be a serial

00:38:21.660 killer i don't know now let's take that same thinking to trump suppose people had said to trump

00:38:30.260 and i'm sure there were whispers you know you better watch out for this guy he likes him too young 0.95

00:38:36.820 well what's that mean does that mean he's having sex with him too young or that he's just spending too

00:38:43.880 much time with people who are too young or that he's trafficking them suppose you didn't know what

00:38:49.240 that meant but somebody had told you somebody credible had told you you know you watch out for

00:38:55.100 that guy there's something in that domain we don't know the specifics but he's doing something in that

00:39:01.660 domain that you want to stay away from let's say that's all trump knew would he have a responsibility

00:39:10.180 to do what turn him into authorities or should he just ban him from his own operation which apparently

00:39:17.900 he did uh so that's not his problem what do you think so that's a real question because i don't think

00:39:28.320 there's any sort of standard for when you have enough suspicion to publicly blame somebody of being a

00:39:36.640 pedophile like that's got to be right at the top of the list of you better have some real good proof

00:39:44.140 before you that comes out of your mouth 0.99

00:39:45.820 if i seem parched just because one of my meds makes me dehydrated

00:39:56.260 anyway so if you look at the things that trump is being accused of with these new emails they're

00:40:05.260 sort of a lot of nothing but the democrats can make it sound like something

00:40:11.440 and it does make you wonder is it a coincidence that this pops up right around the time that trump

00:40:18.500 seems to have this victory with opening the government and things seem to be going his way

00:40:23.400 and then oh suddenly suddenly there's baseless accusations and hoaxes again surprise all right

00:40:32.800 um so i would say if you didn't know that michael wolf is an anti-trumper who is in favor of

00:40:41.160 blackmail according to the emails and hung around with jeffrey epstein shouldn't that be enough

00:40:47.220 to not trust him uh and the other person who would know enough has passed away so

00:40:56.140 um and uh byron york had a similar observation he said on x perhaps the most interesting news and of

00:41:05.220 the epstein releases today is that anti-trump author michael wolf was an epstein advisor and

00:41:12.280 strategist so as as much as michael wolf might want to use this situation to shmear

00:41:20.160 uh trump reputationally how do you how do you get past being epstein's advisor and strategist

00:41:29.420 how do you explain that away how do you put that on your wikipedia page i don't know i feel like

00:41:38.860 i feel like a wolf is not going to come out of this very well all right so i would uh i'm going to

00:41:45.960 frame this i'm going to reframe this okay i would say that the new information uh the new emails do not

00:41:54.460 have legal weight in other words they there's nothing there that would trigger any kind of a

00:42:00.600 legal process they do not have legal weight what they do have is gossip weight meaning that they

00:42:08.140 will trigger gossip and they will trigger hoaxes and they will trigger false beliefs and everything else

00:42:13.960 so this is a gossip level story it's not a it's not a department of justice level story

00:42:21.620 this is gossip level and once you realize it's gossip level and you realize that the timing is

00:42:28.440 kind of convenient you know takes a little the glow off of trump's recent successes

00:42:34.280 now you can sort of see it in its proper context um i don't know if you noticed that the story seemed

00:42:42.360 to have been ignored by the right-leaning media this morning so i you know when i first turned on

00:42:49.180 the news i saw cnn and they were talking about epstein i thought oh my goodness there's another

00:42:56.320 epstein thing so since i prefer my news from other sources although i i like sampling cnn they're doing

00:43:03.860 a better job lately uh i jump over to fox news because i'm thinking well obviously you know they're

00:43:12.080 going to have to cover this as a big story and it wasn't yeah i'm sure they talked about it before and

00:43:17.060 after but did anybody notice that the bubbles formed and i would think that a whole lot of pro-trump

00:43:26.980 people realized that if they had given this um actual weight or credibility that trump would come after them

00:43:35.900 so hard it would be a big mistake so it could be that we're seeing a signal that trump has now so much

00:43:46.400 influence over the the right-leaning media that they completely stayed away from the the ticking time

00:43:53.020 bomb of another epstein story and by the way it doesn't seem like it's higher than gossip level

00:44:00.980 so you know you you can understand why they would de-emphasize something that's only gossip level

00:44:07.360 but the left will be all over it thomas massey is all over it you can see why thomas massey and trump

00:44:16.720 will probably not become friends anytime soon can you imagine being trump and then seeing a guy

00:44:24.380 pushing this like i say it's a completely different story when bober and mtg push a story about a you

00:44:33.540 know a male potential abuser accused abuser convicted abuser um they have every right like they have every

00:44:43.260 ethical moral right but uh i don't know what uh what massey and trump are going to do in the future

00:44:50.380 all right apparently trump would have to sign the bill this is the funny part don't we assume that

00:44:58.760 no matter what happens we're not going to see the files because the senate would have to agree

00:45:03.960 i don't know if that's possible and then trump would have to sign it uh because they don't have

00:45:10.940 enough votes to overcome a you know presidential veto so as long as you know for sure that trump's going

00:45:18.600 veto it and you know for sure they don't have votes to get past the veto i don't think right am i wrong

00:45:24.640 about that oh i could be wrong about that huh there's some possibility that the republicans will

00:45:30.460 just say all right screw it we can't deal with this every day for the rest of our lives we're just

00:45:36.220 going to overcome the veto and let's just see what's there now the real question is why would trump

00:45:42.660 want you not to see these files that's the thing we most want to know right and unfortunately there

00:45:49.420 are too many reasons that it could be so what are the reasons one one is that you know there's

00:45:55.180 something bad in there about him that's the obvious one um but what if the only bad part is that he knew

00:46:02.320 more than um you knew he knew about what epstein was up to how much would that bother you let's say he

00:46:10.900 knew more than you knew he knew but he still didn't know like he didn't have any he didn't witness

00:46:17.120 anything he didn't have any perfect source that he knew was true it's just he just sort of knew

00:46:23.640 because if you're smart and you're worldly and you're around things you sort of know

00:46:28.080 right so it might be that he just doesn't want people to know that

00:46:32.900 uh a reasonable person could have deduced that there's a bigger problem than maybe it was obvious

00:46:41.040 on the surface um could it be that the it's some kind of intel connection thing and there's some

00:46:49.740 intel agency that doesn't want this to come out so trump might be just uh supporting his cia or maybe

00:46:57.060 there's maybe they blackmail them too uh could be some foreign intel could be protecting some

00:47:03.540 foreign leaders could be protecting great britain you know if prince andrew has been you know named as

00:47:10.800 one of the perps maybe there's more to know about that maybe great britain said here's the deal

00:47:17.420 we will die on this hill there's no reason to believe they said this but could you imagine the

00:47:24.480 conversation that uh let's say the royal family or great britain would have with trump privately

00:47:30.200 privately uh if they knew there was more to come out let's say with prince andrew in particular

00:47:36.960 would they possibly say look we will give you anything to not let this out you tell us what you

00:47:45.400 need you want a better tariff you got it yeah you want us to fund more of ukraine so you don't have

00:47:52.540 to you got it just do not let this come out is that possible maybe i mean trump's a deal maker

00:48:00.400 if you handed him the leverage to win a bunch of negotiations with great britain you know you're

00:48:08.660 gonna you're gonna ask about israel right but so in your own mind you could throw that in there if you

00:48:13.580 want so it could be that trump knows that if he doesn't give away the secrets then he gets to use

00:48:20.900 him as his own leverage which might be and again this is just speculation i'm just showing you that

00:48:26.940 there's a wide range of what could be behind all this some of it's good some of it's bad we may never

00:48:35.400 know but trump would definitely have an advantage if he was the only one who knew or the only politician

00:48:42.020 who knew what the real situation was and who was involved

00:48:47.060 all right um let's see what else

00:48:52.420 now now this is fun let's see how many of you think this is a complete coincidence

00:49:00.260 so does this have anything to do with epstein the the next thing i'm going to talk about

00:49:05.520 does it have anything to do with epstein or is this just total coincidence trump has written a

00:49:11.660 letter to the israeli president asking him to pardon netanyahu from what he thinks is a law fair kind of

00:49:19.520 unjustified prosecution which has been going on for years uh washington examiner's writing about this

00:49:26.000 emily hallis um and it was a long well-written letter in which trump made his argument of why they

00:49:35.400 were you know treating netanyahu unfairly and a big part of the argument is that trump and netanyahu

00:49:41.280 are such a good team that they could accomplish unprecedented things but not if not if netanyahu is

00:49:48.180 in jail so a pardon would be a good thing for us allegedly

00:49:53.700 but certainly you would see this as trump doing a favor wouldn't you it looks like trump doing a favor

00:50:05.140 for netanyahu now he doesn't do favors just to do favors well that's not true sometimes he does he did

00:50:11.180 favors to me just just to do a favor um so there's some reason he's doing it now and it could be that

00:50:20.480 the reason is it's just the right time to do it because you know gaza is moving forward in a productive

00:50:26.740 way things worked out uh netanyahu's reputation probably isn't going to get better this would

00:50:33.260 be a good time to good time to strike but then i i was curious what exactly is he being accused of

00:50:39.700 and i'm still not entirely sure but apparently there were two hundred thousand dollars worth of

00:50:46.000 what they call extravagant gifts that he accepted while in office netanyahu did

00:50:51.480 extravagant extravagant gifts now when trump talked about the extravagant gifts

00:50:57.760 he was minimizing it and he said uh you were talking about uh champagne and cigars

00:51:04.440 and and trump was acting like you know come on it they're basically just quality champagne and cigars

00:51:12.440 and stuff like that and we're not talking about giving somebody a pile of cash

00:51:17.360 now that is very different you know what you would do for a pile of cash

00:51:23.120 would be completely different than what you do for a little extra good

00:51:27.980 champagne

00:51:29.220 so the first thing i'd like to know to understand this topic

00:51:34.680 is netanyahu really being accused of real crimes

00:51:38.300 are these real crimes and and even if it's a real crime

00:51:43.040 let's say he took let's say he took uh i don't know some champagne

00:51:48.820 let's say he accepted some of the best cigars in the world

00:51:52.620 do you really care

00:51:54.660 do you really care i mean that's what trump asked

00:51:58.240 do you care i mean i i get how it would be technically illegal but who cares

00:52:03.620 now if if they gave him a luxury car

00:52:07.320 well yeah i get that you know you should care about that and find out if there was anything

00:52:13.020 they gave in return i haven't heard the accusation of that

00:52:17.020 but uh we're flying a little bit blind here in the u.s because we don't know

00:52:22.120 if the accusations are are uh credible or not

00:52:25.800 but the real question is is it a coincidence

00:52:29.280 that the epstein stuff popped up the same time as the

00:52:34.660 israel stuff probably is probably is a coincidence

00:52:38.280 all right here's another persuasion lesson

00:52:41.740 uh mom donnie the new mayor of uh new york city

00:52:47.240 he says that he does plan if he can do it he wants to speak to president trump

00:52:52.240 and he says uh calling his relationship with trump

00:52:55.680 quote critical to the success of the city

00:52:58.760 uh oan is reporting on this lake wolf different wolf

00:53:04.600 a lot of wolves in the news today anyway um

00:53:08.900 so he does so mom donnie plans to speak with trump

00:53:12.260 and the way he worded it was quote

00:53:16.360 if president trump wants to speak about lowering the cost of living

00:53:19.960 or delivering cheaper groceries like he ran on in 2024

00:53:23.640 i'm there to have that conversation mom donnie stated

00:53:27.640 now do you ever hear republicans use that phrase

00:53:32.280 i'm here to have that conversation

00:53:34.560 remember what i said about fight fight fight

00:53:37.560 if what you're affirming is fight you get a fight

00:53:41.580 if what you're affirming is health you get health

00:53:44.680 if what you're affirming is greatness you get greatness

00:53:47.440 but he's affirming a conversation

00:53:50.940 like why why would you affirm a conversation

00:53:55.200 it's like the lowest level of accomplishment

00:53:58.260 i'll tell you

00:53:59.660 i worked all year on this and i got myself a conversation

00:54:03.780 i know i know a lot of people would never be able to have a conversation

00:54:09.260 but i got myself a conversation

00:54:11.800 carl

00:54:12.900 carl just won't leave me alone this morning

00:54:16.580 uh so never use the word conversation

00:54:21.600 if you're trying to be a person who gets stuff done

00:54:24.460 he started really well

00:54:26.080 which is mom donnie's secret sauce

00:54:28.760 that he's a good communicator

00:54:30.420 so he started out by talking about

00:54:32.260 lowering the cost of living delivering cheaper groceries

00:54:34.760 and pointing out that trump had asked about those same things

00:54:38.320 but then he he falls into democrat talk

00:54:41.840 which is we have to have a conversation about this

00:54:44.860 that's a nothing

00:54:46.680 that's a nothing

00:54:48.720 so we'll see 0.93

00:54:51.240 good luck mom dummy 1.00

00:54:52.640 i'm sure that'll be a great conversation with trump 0.85

00:54:54.680 um

00:54:56.600 i saw this story today

00:54:59.080 from the history of behavioral sciences

00:55:01.460 so you all know

00:55:03.960 what cognitive dissonance is right

00:55:06.280 so cognitive dissonance

00:55:08.220 most

00:55:08.880 you know

00:55:09.800 totally well

00:55:11.060 documented psychological phenomenon

00:55:13.640 and it happens when somebody

00:55:15.620 is in a situation

00:55:17.500 where they do something

00:55:18.600 that's sort of counter to who they know they are

00:55:21.800 and if you do something

00:55:24.240 that's opposite of who you are

00:55:25.600 let's say you're a nice person

00:55:26.880 but you do something cruel

00:55:28.020 you don't say to yourself

00:55:30.100 oh i guess i was wrong

00:55:31.300 i guess i'm cruel

00:55:32.140 cognitive dissonance

00:55:34.420 would cause you to redefine that situation

00:55:36.780 in some way that's good for you

00:55:38.160 so that you don't

00:55:39.520 your ego is not damaged

00:55:41.140 so you'd imagine

00:55:42.380 oh that's not

00:55:43.180 that's not what's happening

00:55:44.260 it's really complicated

00:55:45.240 so cognitive dissonance is when you

00:55:47.840 concoct

00:55:49.240 or your brain sort of automatically concocts

00:55:51.940 a story that makes you look good

00:55:54.280 even if the reality is

00:55:56.300 you shouldn't look good in this story

00:55:57.540 but here's the background

00:55:59.960 apparently there was a

00:56:01.220 that the whole concept

00:56:03.260 of cognitive dissonance

00:56:04.860 was brought about

00:56:06.520 because there was this cult

00:56:07.800 so years ago

00:56:08.960 there was this cult

00:56:10.600 and i guess they said that

00:56:12.280 the world was going to end at a certain time

00:56:14.460 and it didn't

00:56:15.240 1954

00:56:16.000 there was no apocalyptic flood

00:56:18.660 so

00:56:19.760 there was a book written

00:56:21.640 that suggested

00:56:22.900 that

00:56:24.320 once they saw that

00:56:25.760 all of their predictions were wrong

00:56:27.760 instead of saying

00:56:29.160 oh i guess we don't know

00:56:30.180 what we're talking about

00:56:30.920 we're all wrong

00:56:31.740 that they came up with

00:56:33.440 completely weird

00:56:35.720 cognitive dissonance

00:56:36.960 explanations

00:56:37.700 for why there wasn't

00:56:39.240 a big flood

00:56:39.880 that killed everything

00:56:40.540 and that that became

00:56:42.400 like the trigger

00:56:43.240 for understanding that

00:56:44.980 cognitive dissonance

00:56:46.520 is a real thing

00:56:47.220 and today i found out

00:56:49.360 that the book

00:56:50.780 was apparently a fraud

00:56:52.380 and that the cult existed

00:56:55.520 but when they found out

00:56:57.300 that their prediction

00:56:58.200 didn't work

00:56:59.000 they did what normal people

00:57:00.900 would do

00:57:01.260 and say

00:57:01.620 oh okay

00:57:02.280 let's do something else

00:57:03.300 that didn't work

00:57:04.580 apparently we can't predict

00:57:06.940 the future

00:57:07.400 so they were actually

00:57:09.420 the opposite of cognitive dissonance

00:57:11.040 they took the new information

00:57:13.420 oh i guess our prediction

00:57:15.380 was wrong

00:57:15.920 and then they just

00:57:17.320 built a world view

00:57:18.640 that was based on reality

00:57:20.760 that they can't predict things

00:57:22.620 however

00:57:23.960 for apparently years

00:57:26.760 people believed that

00:57:28.460 that cult was the best example

00:57:30.220 of this new thing

00:57:31.760 called cognitive dissonance

00:57:33.160 and so it became a well-known

00:57:35.240 psychological phenomenon

00:57:36.960 which is real

00:57:38.520 cognitive dissonance is real

00:57:41.040 but what's funny about it

00:57:42.580 is that the way we

00:57:44.420 you know

00:57:44.960 learned about it

00:57:45.800 and understood it

00:57:46.480 was fraudulent

00:57:48.000 anyway

00:57:49.660 according to reuters

00:57:51.660 the u.s. army

00:57:52.360 is going to buy

00:57:52.840 a million drones

00:57:53.840 i've told you

00:57:55.980 so many times

00:57:56.900 that the future of warfare

00:57:58.180 is who can get

00:57:59.240 the most and best drones

00:58:00.720 so if we can't

00:58:02.680 get ourselves

00:58:03.240 a million drones

00:58:04.260 mostly i think

00:58:06.020 that we'd make ourselves

00:58:07.020 we're not going to be

00:58:09.680 dominant in any way

00:58:10.860 militarily

00:58:11.620 and a million

00:58:12.940 might not be enough

00:58:13.800 like the number of drones

00:58:15.840 that's the right number

00:58:17.840 i don't know

00:58:19.960 because we just have to be

00:58:21.540 way more than anybody else

00:58:23.160 so if it turns out

00:58:24.740 that china 1.00

00:58:25.240 figures out

00:58:26.320 how to make

00:58:26.680 10 million drones a year

00:58:27.960 even if they don't use them

00:58:29.640 we're going to have to figure out

00:58:31.440 how to make

00:58:31.800 20 million drones a year

00:58:33.260 so we're in the

00:58:35.280 drone making

00:58:36.080 contest

00:58:37.600 situation

00:58:38.480 so we'll see

00:58:41.780 and then

00:58:43.260 allegedly

00:58:43.840 and i don't believe

00:58:44.720 this either

00:58:45.260 that russia is signaling

00:58:46.740 some interest

00:58:48.020 in restarting

00:58:48.780 peace talks

00:58:49.440 do you believe that

00:58:50.640 the washington times

00:58:52.040 is reporting this

00:58:52.900 now i don't know

00:58:54.000 exactly how they know

00:58:55.120 if russia is serious

00:58:56.500 about in this

00:58:57.220 doesn't seem like

00:58:59.720 something that we

00:59:00.320 could know for sure

00:59:01.000 but it's possible

00:59:02.280 that since both sides

00:59:04.680 are just slamming

00:59:05.980 each other with drones

00:59:06.840 and missiles

00:59:07.440 then neither of them

00:59:09.000 wants to go through

00:59:09.600 the winter

00:59:10.060 so it could be

00:59:12.200 that

00:59:13.360 uh

00:59:13.740 putin is aware

00:59:15.160 that even if he is

00:59:16.380 winning

00:59:16.720 and a lot of smart

00:59:18.620 people say

00:59:19.140 oh russia is definitely

00:59:20.100 winning

00:59:20.440 it's a war of attrition

00:59:22.120 i feel like the war

00:59:24.040 of attrition is over

00:59:25.280 and that now we're in

00:59:27.040 the war of robots

00:59:28.440 it's almost like a

00:59:30.500 second war

00:59:31.120 so you could almost

00:59:33.520 argue that the ukrainians

00:59:34.760 lost the first war

00:59:36.020 so they lost the one

00:59:37.660 that depends on humans

00:59:39.100 you know dying less

00:59:40.680 than the other side

00:59:41.400 they just lost that

00:59:42.680 but

00:59:43.620 in the meantime

00:59:45.760 they had built up

00:59:47.220 a robot army

00:59:48.540 that they have not

00:59:49.560 lost

00:59:49.940 so

00:59:51.620 i think two things

00:59:53.500 can be true

00:59:54.120 that russia has the

00:59:56.940 you know big advantage

00:59:57.840 in human

00:59:59.180 human capital

01:00:01.100 that they're using up

01:00:02.260 at the same time

01:00:03.560 that it might not be

01:00:04.360 a human war anymore 0.87

01:00:05.300 it might be just a

01:00:06.120 robot war

01:00:06.620 that's what it looks

01:00:08.360 like

01:00:08.640 but i would not be

01:00:09.640 surprised

01:00:10.180 if both the

01:00:12.440 russians and the

01:00:13.560 ukrainians are a little 1.00

01:00:14.560 bit panicked

01:00:15.340 because

01:00:16.440 both of them are going

01:00:17.740 to turn the lights

01:00:18.480 off on the other

01:00:19.220 and winter is coming

01:00:20.840 and i don't know

01:00:23.060 if you can turn on

01:00:23.880 that many lights

01:00:24.760 somebody said that

01:00:26.480 ukrainian can

01:00:27.500 ukraine can

01:00:28.500 survive a power

01:00:30.780 advantage better

01:00:31.480 because they have

01:00:32.000 so many trees

01:00:32.920 and they can just

01:00:35.180 burn firewood

01:00:36.500 and have fireplaces

01:00:37.900 and stuff

01:00:38.360 i don't know

01:00:39.520 if that's enough

01:00:40.240 but it'd be better

01:00:42.000 than if you couldn't

01:00:43.780 so

01:00:44.160 so it's entirely

01:00:45.380 possible that

01:00:46.120 putin is a little

01:00:46.800 worried about getting

01:00:47.580 through the winter

01:00:48.180 because ukraine is

01:00:49.620 going to make it very

01:00:50.380 cold

01:00:50.900 for a lot of

01:00:52.340 russians

01:00:52.800 and he knows that

01:00:54.060 all right ladies

01:00:55.720 and gentlemen

01:00:56.120 that is all i had

01:00:58.300 to talk about today

01:00:59.260 i nailed it

01:01:00.640 it's exactly top

01:01:02.060 of the hour

01:01:02.500 how do i do it

01:01:04.120 and carl the fly

01:01:05.780 would like to thank

01:01:06.580 you for joining

01:01:07.520 him

01:01:07.800 he is my new

01:01:09.040 sidekick

01:01:09.580 i believe he'll be 0.98

01:01:10.500 dead by tomorrow

01:01:11.340 i'm not sure i'll be

01:01:13.580 alive tomorrow

01:01:14.200 but carl the fly

01:01:15.980 and i will be back

01:01:17.180 i'm going to say

01:01:18.820 some words privately

01:01:19.600 to

01:01:20.260 privately to my

01:01:23.100 beloved

01:01:23.560 members of

01:01:25.360 locals

01:01:25.720 and uh

01:01:27.320 you can say

01:01:27.880 hi to carl too

01:01:28.800 i'm sure he wants

01:01:30.020 to talk to you

01:01:31.240 free carl

01:01:34.980 free carl

01:01:36.600 free carl

01:01:37.440 the fly

01:01:37.900 oh my god carl

01:01:39.440 get off my forehead 0.98

01:01:40.800 ow 0.99

01:01:42.160 get off my head 0.98

01:01:43.660 carl 0.98

01:01:45.120 all right

01:01:47.660 i'm gonna have to

01:01:48.220 hire a staff

01:01:48.860 number just to

01:01:49.580 keep that fly

01:01:50.340 off my head

01:01:50.860 all right everybody

01:01:53.100 i'll see you

01:01:53.540 tomorrow

01:01:53.860 locals i'm

01:01:55.700 coming at you

01:01:56.300 privately

01:01:58.060 coming at you

01:02:00.520 harder than a

01:02:01.220 frenchman

01:02:01.820 i don't know

01:02:15.120 go

01:02:17.660 away

01:02:18.260 bye

01:02:18.740 i

01:02:19.960 we

01:02:21.500 go

01:02:23.460 we

01:02:24.660 away

01:02:25.500 that's

01:02:28.580 Thank you.

01:02:58.580 Thank you.

01:03:28.580 Thank you.

01:03:58.580 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - November 13, 2025

Episode 3017 CWSA 11⧸13⧸25

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