Real Coffee with Scott Adams - November 17, 2025


Episode 3021 CWSA 11⧸17⧸25


Episode Stats

Length

38 minutes

Words per Minute

131.30411

Word Count

5,050

Sentence Count

375

Misogynist Sentences

11

Hate Speech Sentences

5


Summary

In this episode: Elon Musk's Waymo expands to the Bay Area, AI guru LeCun leaves the company, and Gavin Newsom says he's never used the word Latinx in his office. Scott Adams


Transcript

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00:01:08.740 Well, I saw that Elon Musk had noted that his competitor, Waymo,
00:01:22.360 the self-driving car taxi company, has expanded to the entire Bay Area,
00:01:28.420 San Francisco Bay Area. That's where I live.
00:01:30.560 So now I can take a Waymo, way more, way more than I could.
00:01:36.600 Yep, way more than I could.
00:01:40.640 And I was wondering how big a deal it is to be the first self-driving car company
00:01:47.260 in an area.
00:01:48.840 Don't you think that if you loaded one app and it worked out,
00:01:52.960 let's say you put the Waymo app on your phone,
00:01:55.780 and then you called it Waymo and it showed up and you were happy with the experience?
00:02:00.940 Would you even do another one?
00:02:03.000 Or would you just say, oh, I'm a Waymo person now,
00:02:05.720 does everything I need to do?
00:02:07.340 I think going first is going to be a really big deal.
00:02:09.720 So Elon better get some local firsts.
00:02:15.080 Although, if you were going to try two things,
00:02:18.900 you'd try Waymo and then you would definitely try Tesla.
00:02:22.800 So if you're going to try two things, the second one would,
00:02:26.060 if not the first thing, would definitely be Tesla.
00:02:29.960 Elon says that AI is run out of human knowledge to train on.
00:02:34.420 So now the knowledge it trains on is knowledge it makes up.
00:02:37.780 How in the world does that work?
00:02:41.140 It just makes up knowledge and then it trains itself in the stuff it made up?
00:02:47.520 Does that sound like it would work?
00:02:50.800 Does your common sense tell you that AI could get smarter
00:02:56.720 by simply hallucinating what's true
00:03:00.080 and then acting like it just got trained on something that was true?
00:03:05.960 How does that work?
00:03:07.780 I don't know.
00:03:08.840 I'm a little bit suspicious that that's a real thing.
00:03:13.020 But I like the idea that AI has already run out of human knowledge to train on.
00:03:18.280 All of human knowledge has now been basically used, nothing left.
00:03:24.220 So that's how smart the AI is.
00:03:29.100 So there's this guy, LeCun, LeCun, who is the head of AI guy at Meta.
00:03:36.580 He's reporting leaving Meta.
00:03:38.640 I think I told you this before.
00:03:40.180 But I didn't give you the reason, which I just found out today.
00:03:43.360 The reason he's leaving Meta, the top AI guy,
00:03:48.900 is that he doesn't think the large language models are a path to human-level AI.
00:03:54.020 He calls it a dead end.
00:03:55.280 So one of the guys who arguably would be the top AI guys in the country
00:04:01.120 is in complete agreement with the cartoonist who has spent really no time in AI.
00:04:06.720 And we have exactly the same prediction.
00:04:10.860 Hey, this doesn't look like it could go very far.
00:04:13.780 It looks like you've already reached your limit of what you can do.
00:04:16.540 Well, LeCun and I, we agree.
00:04:20.340 It's already reached its limit.
00:04:23.160 All right, what else is happening?
00:04:24.340 The one thing that never gets less funny is when a Democrat says something
00:04:32.360 and then there's a compilation clip that shows that the Democrat was lying
00:04:37.980 or said the opposite thing.
00:04:39.740 Well, we got another one.
00:04:41.460 So Gavin Newsom is complaining on a video.
00:04:45.140 He goes, not one person ever in my office has ever used the word Latinx.
00:04:50.740 Now, how long did it take someone to make a compilation clip
00:04:57.980 of all the times that Gavin Newsom, not just people in his office,
00:05:03.300 but how many times did Gavin Newsom use the word Latinx on video in public?
00:05:08.920 Ah, it was a few times.
00:05:10.660 Yeah, not only did people in his office use it, he used it.
00:05:14.840 And he's acting like, oh, no, no, no, I never would have used that.
00:05:20.740 And people in my office, are you kidding me?
00:05:23.320 Why would we ever use that?
00:05:25.280 Oh, good compilation clip.
00:05:28.380 And as somebody asked, I saw this in a post on X by one bad dude, one bad dude.
00:05:36.720 Do you think that Gavin knew he was lying?
00:05:41.680 Because sometimes it's ambiguous, isn't it?
00:05:44.560 Maybe he knew he was lying?
00:05:46.220 He just figured nobody would check?
00:05:47.600 Or did he not remember that he used it?
00:05:51.420 Or did he use it for a week and got over it and doesn't remember he used it for a week?
00:05:55.860 I don't know.
00:05:56.880 Probably just forgot.
00:05:58.560 That's my best guess.
00:06:01.460 Anyway, Trump wants to, not that it's going to happen,
00:06:06.500 but he expressed a desire that the FCC would cancel the licenses of ABC and NBC for being fake news
00:06:14.740 and deep state propaganda for the Democratic Party.
00:06:19.200 So he accused them, ABC and NBC.
00:06:22.860 Yeah, deep state propaganda.
00:06:26.400 So are you happy with that?
00:06:29.120 Are you okay if the President of the United States tries to take down ABC and NBC,
00:06:35.460 as in won't even be networks anymore?
00:06:38.240 Well, I don't think it's going to happen.
00:06:40.860 So it probably looks again like one of these, really just a threat,
00:06:45.880 so that they'll say less bad things about him in the future.
00:06:49.460 I think he has a totally legitimate case.
00:06:52.460 I believe that what Trump is complaining about is real.
00:06:56.540 It's fake news.
00:06:58.200 And I think he has every right to complain about it.
00:07:01.200 Also has every right to try to put him out of business,
00:07:04.340 because they're trying to put him out of business.
00:07:06.920 So it's not an ideal situation that our main,
00:07:12.200 two of our main news sources are so undependable that the President wants them to ban.
00:07:17.440 That's pretty bad.
00:07:22.460 But he's not wrong.
00:07:24.160 They do seem to be legitimately and really fake news.
00:07:31.820 All right.
00:07:33.740 We, of course, have to talk about the Epstein files,
00:07:37.480 the story that never ends.
00:07:40.140 It never ends.
00:07:41.740 Ugh.
00:07:42.720 Can I wake up one morning and not have a news story about the Epstein files
00:07:46.840 that are not really news stories?
00:07:48.960 All right.
00:07:49.140 What's the latest news story that's not a news story?
00:07:51.140 So Trump is still calling the Epstein files a hoax, a Democrat hoax.
00:07:56.720 And now what's new is he's called on House Republicans to vote to release the Epstein files.
00:08:03.340 So he's completely reversed from don't release them to release them.
00:08:09.480 Now, what do you think happened when he reversed from don't release them to release them?
00:08:14.960 Because when he said, don't release them, his critics said, oh, there must be some bad stuff in there for Trump,
00:08:23.460 because that's why you don't want him released.
00:08:25.840 But now that he says, do release them, what do his own people say?
00:08:30.380 Well, everybody, basically.
00:08:32.320 They say, oh, he must have, I think it was, who was it?
00:08:38.440 Wasn't it Bill Kristol?
00:08:40.380 So Bill Kristol is suggesting that the only reason that Trump would say release them
00:08:46.980 is he's already scrubbed out all the bad stuff that would pertain to him.
00:08:53.060 You think that's true?
00:08:54.700 We'll never know.
00:08:55.580 And then, let's see, what else?
00:09:03.080 We have nothing to hide, Trump says.
00:09:08.160 Well, we'll find out.
00:09:10.820 And he says, I don't care.
00:09:13.500 They can have whatever they are legally entitled to.
00:09:15.920 I don't care, he says in all caps.
00:09:18.460 But he does want some of these big names on the Democrat side looked into.
00:09:22.800 The Bill Clinton, Reid Hoffman, Larry Summers.
00:09:24.920 He mentions them again.
00:09:27.900 And then there's the other possibility
00:09:30.100 that there was never any risk to Trump.
00:09:36.480 There was nothing in there.
00:09:37.680 But there was some risk to somebody important that he wanted to protect.
00:09:42.100 You know, maybe a head of state.
00:09:43.620 Maybe somebody in our intelligence group said,
00:09:46.580 oh, you don't want to throw that country under the bus.
00:09:50.100 So just pretend there's nothing in there.
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00:10:21.020 Meanwhile, remember I told you about a year ago I sold my NVIDIA stock
00:10:28.980 because I didn't believe it could go up forever.
00:10:31.980 Well, SoftBank sold their NVIDIA stock
00:10:35.020 and Peter Thiel sold his
00:10:36.720 and some investor named Drunkenmiller.
00:10:41.000 Drunkenmiller?
00:10:42.060 That's a terrible name for an investor.
00:10:44.460 Sold all his.
00:10:45.340 So there are a number of people who are looking to sell all their NVIDIA.
00:10:49.720 They think it's had its run.
00:10:51.820 There's no way to know.
00:10:53.140 And do not take any financial advice from me
00:10:56.220 because I'm not good on financial advice.
00:10:59.180 I can tell you what I did,
00:11:01.040 but I can't tell you it's a good idea
00:11:02.600 unless it's just straight diversification,
00:11:05.800 which in this case I was.
00:11:07.120 In my case, I wasn't diversified enough.
00:11:10.700 So I got rid of my NVIDIA stock
00:11:12.660 and just diversified me.
00:11:15.960 So that part's not really an investment.
00:11:19.300 It's just sort of a normal thing people do.
00:11:23.880 All right.
00:11:27.960 Thomas Massey
00:11:29.000 believes that some high-profile government official,
00:11:32.720 but we don't know if it's our government,
00:11:34.680 is linked to the Epstein crimes
00:11:36.360 and that that's the most likely reason
00:11:39.180 that they haven't been released.
00:11:40.800 And it could be
00:11:41.720 that Trump is just really, really tired
00:11:44.160 of protecting whoever it is.
00:11:46.060 And he just decided,
00:11:47.380 you know what?
00:11:47.960 You're on your own.
00:11:49.880 You're totally killing me politically.
00:11:51.760 I can't protect you anymore.
00:11:52.960 You're on your own.
00:11:54.460 You think that's going to happen?
00:11:57.660 So, yeah,
00:11:58.380 Massey points out that Republicans have been saying it's a hoax.
00:12:01.840 And Massey says he expects a, quote,
00:12:08.000 deluge of Republicans,
00:12:11.540 House Republicans will vote to compel the release of it.
00:12:14.700 Do you think?
00:12:16.740 If you had to bet,
00:12:19.700 now that presumably all the obstacles have been removed,
00:12:24.020 would you bet that the Republicans would vote to release it?
00:12:26.840 Because whatever was the situation,
00:12:32.200 you know,
00:12:32.400 there were important people being protected
00:12:34.280 or some national secret or whatever,
00:12:37.520 that probably didn't change.
00:12:39.680 Meaning that,
00:12:41.060 in all likelihood,
00:12:43.660 the Republicans will have a new reason not to release it.
00:12:48.940 What do you think?
00:12:49.900 You want to take a bet?
00:12:50.660 So my bet is that there would just be a new reason,
00:12:55.640 maybe one we haven't heard,
00:12:57.000 maybe a recycled one,
00:12:58.520 for why Republicans don't want to release it.
00:13:01.540 But it will release Trump from that danger.
00:13:05.100 Because he'll say,
00:13:05.940 I'm in favor of releasing it.
00:13:07.780 Why don't you guys release it?
00:13:09.160 What's wrong with you guys?
00:13:10.180 I say release it.
00:13:11.640 Why don't you want to?
00:13:13.840 What have you done?
00:13:16.000 So I think that's where it's headed.
00:13:17.460 And it's headed where nobody can prove anything.
00:13:21.260 But at least,
00:13:23.000 if you're Trump,
00:13:24.300 at least you can be the one who said full disclosure.
00:13:29.760 Because that doesn't look nearly as bad as wanting to keep it a secret.
00:13:34.780 Right?
00:13:35.000 No matter what the reason is,
00:13:36.340 if you're protecting another country,
00:13:38.340 you're a state secret,
00:13:39.180 it doesn't matter what the reason is.
00:13:40.560 It's a bad look.
00:13:41.700 And now Trump has the option,
00:13:44.440 if he wants,
00:13:46.020 to turn that bad look into a good look
00:13:48.280 by just saying,
00:13:51.080 hey, everybody,
00:13:51.740 release those files.
00:13:53.520 I sure would if I were you.
00:13:56.580 All right.
00:13:58.740 Scott Jennings is trying to explain
00:14:01.660 what happened between Marjorie Taylor Greene and Trump.
00:14:05.080 As you know,
00:14:06.200 they're not getting along right now.
00:14:07.780 Trump wants to primary her,
00:14:09.300 and he's promoting somebody else for her job.
00:14:16.040 And
00:14:16.400 it's kind of interesting to watch.
00:14:20.780 But the most interesting thing is that
00:14:22.700 Marjorie Taylor Greene has
00:14:24.900 kind of taken some kind of a
00:14:27.140 change in life
00:14:28.680 and change in approach.
00:14:30.340 And so when
00:14:34.100 Dana Bash on CNN
00:14:35.720 was criticizing her,
00:14:37.720 she's talking about
00:14:38.760 attacks on people.
00:14:40.540 So Marjorie Taylor Greene
00:14:41.620 doesn't like the attacks
00:14:42.780 that Trump is doing to her.
00:14:46.040 And Dana Bash quite reasonably said,
00:14:48.080 we have seen these kinds of attacks
00:14:50.020 or criticism
00:14:50.840 from the president
00:14:54.380 and other people.
00:14:55.300 It's not new.
00:14:55.980 And with respect,
00:14:58.260 I haven't heard her speak out about it
00:14:59.840 until it was directed at you.
00:15:02.260 That's a pretty good,
00:15:03.660 you know,
00:15:04.700 biting criticism, right?
00:15:06.280 Hey, Marjorie Taylor Greene,
00:15:07.860 why are you only concerned
00:15:10.180 about Trump's narrative
00:15:12.980 when it's about you?
00:15:15.140 And what did Marjorie Taylor Greene say?
00:15:19.040 Dana,
00:15:19.760 I think that's a fair criticism.
00:15:22.340 What?
00:15:22.760 I think that's a fair criticism
00:15:25.260 of her.
00:15:26.980 Now, you don't hear that much,
00:15:28.060 do you?
00:15:29.040 That would surprise me.
00:15:31.220 She says,
00:15:32.020 I'm sorry for taking part
00:15:33.380 in toxic politics.
00:15:34.960 She just totally owned it.
00:15:36.640 It's very bad for the country.
00:15:38.080 It's been something
00:15:38.640 I thought about a lot,
00:15:40.340 especially since
00:15:41.120 Charlie Kirk was assassinated.
00:15:43.500 What do you think of that?
00:15:48.400 You know,
00:15:49.920 MTG,
00:15:51.160 Marjorie Taylor Greene,
00:15:51.900 is one of the most
00:15:53.100 famously
00:15:53.900 pugilistic,
00:15:56.560 fighting kind of
00:15:57.660 a politician.
00:15:59.800 So you just sort of
00:16:01.160 automatically expect her
00:16:02.280 to fight
00:16:02.780 against whatever pushback
00:16:04.660 she's getting.
00:16:05.800 But here she
00:16:06.400 not only didn't fight,
00:16:08.480 she said,
00:16:09.000 Dana,
00:16:09.560 I think that's a fair
00:16:10.440 criticism.
00:16:11.260 I almost fell off my chair
00:16:12.460 because I thought
00:16:13.980 it was a fair criticism too.
00:16:16.480 But to hear somebody
00:16:17.340 say something
00:16:17.920 that's true
00:16:19.820 in public,
00:16:21.740 it felt kind of brave
00:16:22.900 just to say something
00:16:24.840 that's just true.
00:16:28.820 All right.
00:16:29.800 Betting against
00:16:30.540 the Epstein file,
00:16:31.520 you can make money.
00:16:33.260 Probably.
00:16:35.120 So we'll see
00:16:36.260 what happens there.
00:16:37.080 But I guess
00:16:38.500 Marjorie Taylor Greene
00:16:40.820 is now being contacted
00:16:42.000 by private security firms.
00:16:44.480 People are warning her
00:16:45.540 that she's not safe.
00:16:46.780 I guess they want
00:16:47.440 to get a contract
00:16:48.260 to protect her.
00:16:50.600 And
00:16:50.880 I don't know,
00:16:53.000 she might not be safe.
00:16:55.200 If there are enough
00:16:56.240 people who think
00:16:57.100 that she's
00:16:57.800 stopping
00:16:59.120 Trump's progress,
00:17:00.940 that's not a safe place
00:17:02.180 to be
00:17:02.600 because there are
00:17:03.300 crazy people
00:17:04.040 in this world
00:17:04.700 and some of them
00:17:06.440 are Trump supporters.
00:17:08.120 So
00:17:08.400 I would worry
00:17:10.200 about her
00:17:10.960 safety
00:17:11.560 and as she said
00:17:13.240 in her post,
00:17:14.400 as a woman,
00:17:14.980 I take threats
00:17:15.660 from men seriously.
00:17:17.900 Okay.
00:17:18.640 I'm not sure
00:17:19.500 you had to go
00:17:20.320 full gender on that,
00:17:22.380 but we get
00:17:22.940 what you're saying.
00:17:24.020 Now,
00:17:24.380 I've said before
00:17:25.020 that I like
00:17:26.180 MTG,
00:17:27.240 so I certainly
00:17:28.220 don't want her
00:17:28.700 to be hurt
00:17:29.700 or lose her job
00:17:30.780 or any of this,
00:17:31.860 right?
00:17:32.600 But on the other hand,
00:17:33.820 you can certainly
00:17:34.380 see why Trump
00:17:35.120 would want
00:17:35.640 the most loyal,
00:17:38.720 obedient people
00:17:40.140 in office
00:17:41.080 so he can get done
00:17:41.980 what he needs
00:17:42.500 to get done.
00:17:43.900 So you can see
00:17:44.820 both sides.
00:17:50.300 And
00:17:50.500 Trump was
00:17:51.500 Trump said,
00:17:56.820 I don't think
00:17:57.220 your life is in danger.
00:17:58.340 Somebody asked him
00:17:59.020 about it.
00:17:59.940 It was frankly,
00:18:01.000 I don't think
00:18:01.700 anyone cares
00:18:02.320 about her.
00:18:04.860 I don't think
00:18:05.660 anyone cares
00:18:06.320 about her.
00:18:07.140 That's such
00:18:07.580 a Trump thing
00:18:08.160 to say.
00:18:10.040 No,
00:18:10.520 people do care
00:18:11.220 about her.
00:18:11.920 I care about her.
00:18:13.800 Don't you?
00:18:14.400 Is there anybody
00:18:14.880 here who cares
00:18:15.480 about her?
00:18:15.880 I care about her
00:18:18.420 because she's
00:18:19.160 pro-America,
00:18:20.940 which means
00:18:22.020 she cares
00:18:22.540 about me.
00:18:23.840 Right?
00:18:25.280 If she cares
00:18:25.880 about me
00:18:26.380 because I'm
00:18:26.900 an American,
00:18:27.500 I can care
00:18:28.120 back.
00:18:28.680 That's fair.
00:18:30.240 So,
00:18:30.760 yeah,
00:18:30.960 I care.
00:18:32.100 But apparently
00:18:32.600 she's now getting
00:18:33.380 the pizza
00:18:33.980 doxing
00:18:35.100 where people
00:18:35.860 will send
00:18:36.260 pizzas to your
00:18:36.940 house just to
00:18:37.680 scare you
00:18:38.680 that they know
00:18:39.360 your address.
00:18:40.200 I guess that's
00:18:40.840 happening.
00:18:41.360 Bomb threats.
00:18:42.860 Man,
00:18:43.460 it is tough
00:18:44.180 to be a politician,
00:18:45.160 I'll tell you.
00:18:47.440 It's so sad
00:18:48.400 that you have
00:18:48.720 to risk your
00:18:49.380 life just to
00:18:51.380 be a politician
00:18:52.660 and have an
00:18:53.140 opinion.
00:18:54.280 Oh,
00:18:54.580 well,
00:18:55.020 I'm going to
00:18:55.240 risk my life
00:18:55.880 today just
00:18:56.460 for having
00:18:56.760 an opinion.
00:18:59.040 All right.
00:19:01.840 Apparently,
00:19:02.560 Jen Psaki,
00:19:03.520 who's talking
00:19:03.940 about an article
00:19:04.620 in ProPublica,
00:19:06.520 so they think
00:19:07.140 they've got a
00:19:07.680 scoop about
00:19:09.200 Trump's Department
00:19:10.300 of Homeland Security
00:19:11.100 Secretary,
00:19:11.700 Kristi Noem,
00:19:13.320 who is apparently
00:19:14.020 spending,
00:19:15.160 they say,
00:19:16.540 a whole bunch
00:19:17.420 of money,
00:19:18.580 $200 million
00:19:19.280 of taxpayer dollars
00:19:20.500 into TV ads
00:19:21.560 to promote
00:19:22.640 her work
00:19:23.240 at DHS.
00:19:25.040 Does that
00:19:25.720 sound real?
00:19:27.860 Do you believe
00:19:28.920 ProPublica
00:19:30.020 that Kristi Noem
00:19:32.480 is going to
00:19:33.340 spend $200 million
00:19:34.460 to promote
00:19:37.960 her work
00:19:38.700 at DHS?
00:19:40.080 what is
00:19:41.760 slightly more
00:19:42.600 likely?
00:19:44.200 If you were
00:19:45.000 going to look
00:19:45.180 at that story
00:19:45.740 and you didn't
00:19:46.140 know anything
00:19:46.660 about it,
00:19:47.760 what is more
00:19:48.600 likely than
00:19:49.640 the way they've
00:19:50.340 presented it?
00:19:51.940 Well,
00:19:52.960 what's more
00:19:53.900 likely is it's
00:19:55.020 the commercials
00:19:55.580 every one of us
00:19:56.440 has seen,
00:19:57.380 where Kristi
00:19:58.420 says some
00:19:58.980 version of,
00:19:59.960 if you don't
00:20:00.860 take this
00:20:01.660 airplane home,
00:20:04.540 you're going to
00:20:05.060 be on the airplane
00:20:05.660 home anyway,
00:20:06.240 because we're
00:20:06.620 going to send
00:20:06.980 you home.
00:20:08.760 And you might
00:20:09.740 as well do it
00:20:10.180 the right way,
00:20:10.740 you might be
00:20:11.120 able to come
00:20:11.460 back.
00:20:12.340 Now,
00:20:12.580 would that be
00:20:13.240 an example
00:20:14.140 of promoting
00:20:14.960 her work
00:20:15.540 at DHS?
00:20:17.400 Yeah,
00:20:17.680 it would be.
00:20:18.500 That would be
00:20:19.020 an example
00:20:19.480 of promoting
00:20:20.100 her work.
00:20:20.980 But it also
00:20:22.000 is in our
00:20:23.540 benefit,
00:20:24.360 because she's
00:20:25.560 promoting that
00:20:26.480 all these people
00:20:27.980 can get a ride
00:20:28.740 home and then
00:20:29.400 it's cheaper
00:20:29.900 for us,
00:20:30.480 it's cheaper
00:20:30.820 for them,
00:20:31.320 and we're
00:20:32.200 deporting
00:20:32.980 peacefully.
00:20:34.880 So,
00:20:36.120 do you think
00:20:36.500 the ProPublica
00:20:37.380 story is
00:20:38.000 legit?
00:20:39.240 Or they're
00:20:39.880 really just
00:20:40.340 telling you
00:20:40.760 what you
00:20:41.000 already knew,
00:20:41.600 which is she
00:20:42.100 does commercials
00:20:42.960 showing that
00:20:44.300 the border
00:20:44.660 is closed
00:20:45.220 and she's
00:20:45.640 doing a
00:20:45.940 good job?
00:20:47.520 I don't
00:20:48.120 have any
00:20:48.520 problem in
00:20:50.540 that particular
00:20:51.100 job.
00:20:51.560 If it were
00:20:51.840 a different
00:20:52.220 job,
00:20:52.660 I wouldn't
00:20:52.940 want her to
00:20:53.360 spend money
00:20:53.960 saying she's
00:20:55.240 doing a good
00:20:55.740 job.
00:20:56.340 But when she
00:20:56.920 says she's
00:20:57.600 doing a good
00:20:58.140 job,
00:20:58.640 it's telling
00:20:59.280 all the people
00:20:59.840 who might want
00:21:00.360 to sneak into
00:21:00.960 the country,
00:21:01.320 it's not
00:21:01.860 going to
00:21:02.080 work.
00:21:03.300 Don't you
00:21:03.720 want that?
00:21:05.420 Don't you
00:21:05.900 want the
00:21:06.260 potential
00:21:06.860 illegal immigrants
00:21:08.180 who are
00:21:08.460 thinking about
00:21:09.200 coming to
00:21:10.280 look at her
00:21:10.740 commercials and
00:21:11.560 say,
00:21:11.880 oh,
00:21:12.900 looks like she
00:21:13.480 does a really
00:21:13.920 good job of
00:21:14.620 keeping people
00:21:15.180 out.
00:21:15.620 Maybe I
00:21:15.960 won't go.
00:21:17.940 Yeah.
00:21:18.840 The story
00:21:19.300 sounds like
00:21:19.800 BS to me.
00:21:21.760 But this
00:21:24.160 is funny.
00:21:24.780 According to
00:21:25.240 Headline USA,
00:21:26.200 Ben Sellers is
00:21:26.940 writing,
00:21:27.820 I guess Comey
00:21:28.800 and maybe some
00:21:29.700 others back in
00:21:30.520 Comey's day
00:21:31.340 in government,
00:21:32.660 they were
00:21:33.420 allegedly
00:21:33.860 misspelling the
00:21:35.880 names of
00:21:36.480 people in
00:21:37.100 their files so
00:21:38.780 that when you
00:21:39.180 did a search,
00:21:40.020 you couldn't
00:21:40.500 find them
00:21:41.100 because they
00:21:43.260 thought they
00:21:43.700 were up to
00:21:44.000 no good.
00:21:44.740 So they
00:21:45.060 spelled
00:21:45.320 Clinton,
00:21:46.280 C-L-I-N-I-N,
00:21:48.440 Clinton.
00:21:50.080 And I
00:21:52.020 guess some
00:21:52.460 of the other
00:21:52.760 names were
00:21:53.160 also humorously
00:21:55.260 misspelled.
00:21:57.680 Stu and
00:21:59.260 Comey
00:21:59.900 himself used
00:22:01.160 the alias
00:22:01.700 Reinhold
00:22:02.460 Niebuhr.
00:22:04.340 Reinhold
00:22:04.900 Niebuhr.
00:22:05.960 Is that a
00:22:06.400 German name?
00:22:10.140 All right,
00:22:10.620 pain chip
00:22:11.020 eaters.
00:22:11.400 All right,
00:22:12.420 I see you
00:22:12.960 there.
00:22:15.620 All right,
00:22:16.420 so apparently
00:22:18.940 the whole
00:22:19.480 Comey situation
00:22:20.580 is still
00:22:21.100 bubbling around
00:22:21.940 and I
00:22:25.000 think
00:22:25.280 Kash Patel
00:22:28.700 is saying,
00:22:29.600 oh,
00:22:29.820 we're definitely
00:22:30.340 going to get
00:22:31.240 some people on
00:22:31.960 this.
00:22:32.980 I don't know
00:22:33.300 how long we
00:22:33.780 have to wait
00:22:34.240 before they
00:22:34.700 get some
00:22:35.140 people.
00:22:35.440 All right.
00:22:42.440 Oh,
00:22:42.640 and then
00:22:42.860 Wiener's
00:22:43.340 name was
00:22:43.740 spelled
00:22:43.980 Weiser.
00:22:46.620 And
00:22:46.740 Hube Abedin
00:22:47.540 was spelled
00:22:48.020 Abedin
00:22:48.760 with two
00:22:49.440 T's
00:22:49.780 instead of
00:22:50.140 one.
00:22:51.360 And there
00:22:51.980 were no
00:22:52.260 other
00:22:52.500 misspellings
00:22:53.140 in the
00:22:53.420 email.
00:22:54.300 So the
00:22:54.720 only
00:22:55.160 misspellings
00:22:55.980 were the
00:22:56.900 people they
00:22:57.320 were trying
00:22:57.600 to hide
00:22:58.140 and it
00:23:00.000 was their
00:23:00.320 last names.
00:23:01.000 Dr. Oz,
00:23:09.520 CMS
00:23:09.960 administrator,
00:23:10.940 tells us
00:23:11.440 that Trump
00:23:12.460 is considering,
00:23:13.720 doesn't mean
00:23:14.240 he's going
00:23:14.520 to do it,
00:23:15.640 but he is
00:23:16.080 considering
00:23:16.580 extending the
00:23:17.680 Obamacare
00:23:18.300 subsidies,
00:23:19.760 at least
00:23:20.200 until they
00:23:20.580 can figure
00:23:20.900 out something
00:23:21.280 better to do.
00:23:22.520 That makes
00:23:22.960 sense.
00:23:23.620 You should
00:23:23.880 at least
00:23:24.200 consider it.
00:23:25.500 Doesn't mean
00:23:25.960 he's going
00:23:26.260 to do it.
00:23:27.860 Fareed
00:23:28.420 Zakaria
00:23:28.980 of CNN
00:23:29.920 shocked
00:23:31.660 the world
00:23:32.140 today
00:23:32.600 by going
00:23:34.280 hard at
00:23:34.740 Democrats.
00:23:35.820 He's been
00:23:36.500 hinting at
00:23:37.080 it before,
00:23:38.160 but boy,
00:23:38.680 did he go
00:23:39.060 hard at
00:23:39.360 Democrats
00:23:39.820 today.
00:23:40.820 And he
00:23:41.160 said that
00:23:41.480 if Democrats
00:23:41.980 want to
00:23:42.300 rebuild
00:23:42.660 faith in
00:23:44.500 their electorate,
00:23:45.480 they must
00:23:46.040 rediscover
00:23:46.640 the lost
00:23:47.220 art of
00:23:47.620 competence.
00:23:49.440 Competence.
00:23:51.460 That's the
00:23:52.300 bar they
00:23:53.120 have to
00:23:53.480 cross.
00:23:54.800 Competence.
00:23:56.600 That's not a
00:23:57.340 very high
00:23:57.780 bar, is it?
00:23:59.420 All right.
00:23:59.920 But Fareed
00:24:03.060 says that
00:24:03.720 when government
00:24:04.200 seems incapable
00:24:05.140 of building
00:24:05.700 housing,
00:24:06.400 schools,
00:24:07.440 or balancing
00:24:07.960 budgets,
00:24:08.520 even sympathetic
00:24:09.240 voters lose
00:24:10.240 faith.
00:24:10.980 Well, he's
00:24:11.420 right.
00:24:12.540 You are
00:24:13.260 right, Fareed.
00:24:14.620 You're going
00:24:15.020 to have to
00:24:15.240 do something
00:24:15.800 right, or
00:24:17.300 it's going
00:24:17.580 to be hard
00:24:17.860 to get
00:24:18.100 elected.
00:24:19.080 Just do
00:24:19.560 something
00:24:19.980 right,
00:24:20.400 anything.
00:24:22.460 Meanwhile,
00:24:23.000 Jeff Bezos
00:24:23.680 is taking
00:24:25.000 over another
00:24:25.580 CEO job.
00:24:26.740 He'll be a
00:24:27.180 co-CEO,
00:24:27.880 I think,
00:24:28.880 in a new
00:24:29.380 AI startup
00:24:30.260 called Project
00:24:31.220 Prometheus.
00:24:33.060 And they
00:24:33.600 would use
00:24:33.980 AI for
00:24:34.500 engineering and
00:24:35.200 manufacturing and
00:24:36.140 computer audios
00:24:37.140 and spacecraft.
00:24:39.100 It's got about
00:24:39.560 $6 billion in it,
00:24:40.920 100 hires.
00:24:42.740 Now,
00:24:43.300 why would
00:24:44.060 Jeff Bezos,
00:24:45.900 of all people,
00:24:47.280 want a regular
00:24:47.980 job again?
00:24:49.540 Oh, yeah,
00:24:49.960 I think I'll
00:24:50.460 go to work and
00:24:51.360 get a paycheck,
00:24:53.200 have a regular
00:24:53.660 job.
00:24:54.000 Now,
00:24:54.820 obviously,
00:24:55.220 as CEO,
00:24:55.640 it's not a
00:24:56.140 regular job,
00:24:56.880 but why
00:24:58.580 would he even
00:24:59.040 want to do
00:24:59.560 this?
00:25:00.920 Well,
00:25:02.080 here's something
00:25:02.780 I know that
00:25:03.380 maybe you
00:25:03.780 don't know.
00:25:04.600 If AI does
00:25:05.980 what it's
00:25:06.380 supposed to
00:25:06.840 do,
00:25:07.720 and some
00:25:08.980 people think
00:25:09.520 it won't,
00:25:10.440 but if it
00:25:10.900 does,
00:25:12.200 imagine the
00:25:13.760 impact it
00:25:14.300 would have on
00:25:14.820 engineering and
00:25:15.560 manufacturing and
00:25:17.380 the big stuff
00:25:18.140 like autos and
00:25:19.440 computers and
00:25:20.680 spacecraft.
00:25:21.080 it would be
00:25:22.400 the biggest
00:25:23.060 thing.
00:25:24.480 So,
00:25:25.040 you think that
00:25:25.700 Amazon is
00:25:27.020 big because it
00:25:27.960 sells things to
00:25:28.860 basically everyone?
00:25:30.740 Do you know how
00:25:31.600 big it would be
00:25:32.500 if there were an
00:25:34.560 Amazon for
00:25:35.760 learning how to
00:25:37.280 build stuff?
00:25:39.500 So,
00:25:39.900 suppose that
00:25:41.520 Amazon was the
00:25:42.580 thing that sold
00:25:43.280 things,
00:25:44.400 but that Jeff
00:25:45.580 Bezos builds
00:25:46.440 this other
00:25:46.820 company that can
00:25:48.100 manufacture anything.
00:25:51.080 and then he's
00:25:51.920 got another
00:25:52.280 company that
00:25:52.820 can sell
00:25:53.440 anything.
00:25:55.580 He would kind
00:25:56.660 of own
00:25:56.980 everything,
00:25:57.520 wouldn't he?
00:25:58.140 If they can
00:25:58.820 build anything
00:25:59.640 and then they
00:26:01.820 can sell
00:26:02.260 anything,
00:26:03.300 he's got it
00:26:03.940 done.
00:26:04.720 That's all he
00:26:05.200 needs to do.
00:26:07.260 So,
00:26:07.940 that'd be cool.
00:26:12.940 Well,
00:26:13.680 allegedly,
00:26:14.940 Trump is
00:26:15.840 thinking about
00:26:16.460 focusing on
00:26:17.960 affordability for
00:26:19.500 2026 and
00:26:20.620 beyond.
00:26:22.180 Affordability.
00:26:24.100 Do you
00:26:24.600 believe that?
00:26:25.780 Do you think
00:26:26.440 Trump would just
00:26:27.120 borrow the
00:26:28.880 Democrat rallying
00:26:30.060 cry,
00:26:30.500 the one that
00:26:30.960 Mamdami,
00:26:31.740 the communist,
00:26:32.980 as he would
00:26:33.400 say,
00:26:34.220 is pushing?
00:26:35.320 Affordability?
00:26:36.600 Do you think
00:26:37.240 he'd just steal
00:26:37.880 it and say,
00:26:38.400 oh,
00:26:38.540 that's pretty
00:26:38.880 good,
00:26:39.080 I'll just
00:26:39.340 take that?
00:26:40.220 Affordability.
00:26:41.760 Well,
00:26:42.600 it wouldn't be
00:26:43.360 a bad play
00:26:44.060 to just adopt
00:26:45.700 it because it
00:26:46.300 works.
00:26:47.280 There's nothing
00:26:47.760 wrong with
00:26:48.200 adopting the part
00:26:49.060 that the
00:26:49.420 other person
00:26:49.880 does that
00:26:50.340 works.
00:26:51.220 Just don't
00:26:52.140 adopt the
00:26:52.600 parts that
00:26:53.180 don't work.
00:26:54.800 So,
00:26:55.380 affordability,
00:26:56.540 yes.
00:26:58.100 The trouble
00:26:58.780 is,
00:26:59.100 I don't think
00:26:59.540 there's anything
00:27:00.080 that the
00:27:00.440 Republicans do
00:27:01.200 on affordability.
00:27:02.460 They don't
00:27:03.140 really have any
00:27:03.900 secret sauce for
00:27:04.780 that,
00:27:05.000 do they?
00:27:05.940 They can use
00:27:06.660 the words and
00:27:08.580 they can say
00:27:09.100 things like,
00:27:10.200 we're going
00:27:10.420 to fight.
00:27:11.640 We're going
00:27:12.140 to fight for
00:27:12.720 affordability.
00:27:14.680 What does that
00:27:15.440 mean?
00:27:16.060 Well,
00:27:16.360 we're going
00:27:16.600 to fight.
00:27:18.060 We've got
00:27:18.300 to really
00:27:18.540 fight.
00:27:19.840 Okay,
00:27:20.100 but what are
00:27:20.540 you actually
00:27:20.840 going to do?
00:27:22.220 Fighting.
00:27:23.140 We're going
00:27:23.460 to fight.
00:27:25.000 Okay,
00:27:25.420 but how does
00:27:26.220 that make
00:27:26.500 anything more
00:27:27.020 affordable?
00:27:28.360 Scott,
00:27:29.120 if you don't
00:27:30.060 fight,
00:27:30.560 you're not
00:27:30.800 going to get
00:27:31.100 anything.
00:27:32.160 I know,
00:27:32.740 but I'm
00:27:33.640 still not
00:27:34.020 connecting all
00:27:34.640 the dots.
00:27:35.820 What's all
00:27:36.240 the fighting
00:27:36.820 got to do
00:27:37.480 with me
00:27:37.800 lowering my
00:27:38.540 expenses?
00:27:39.900 How does
00:27:40.160 that work?
00:27:41.120 I don't
00:27:41.460 know.
00:27:43.020 I guess
00:27:43.340 they'll tell
00:27:43.680 us someday.
00:27:45.600 Like I said
00:27:46.160 before,
00:27:46.860 Kash Patel
00:27:47.400 says there's
00:27:47.920 a 100%
00:27:48.580 chance you
00:27:50.120 can see
00:27:50.420 people accountable
00:27:51.440 for the
00:27:52.640 grand conspiracy
00:27:53.680 of Russiagate
00:27:55.900 and also
00:27:57.200 J6.
00:27:58.860 Ooh,
00:27:59.840 can't wait
00:28:00.460 for that.
00:28:03.380 Did you
00:28:04.140 know that
00:28:04.800 LA,
00:28:06.260 which is
00:28:06.720 always at
00:28:07.220 least a
00:28:07.580 little bit
00:28:07.900 interested in
00:28:08.560 affordable
00:28:09.000 housing,
00:28:10.420 they're going
00:28:11.040 to go big
00:28:11.480 on affordable
00:28:12.040 housing now,
00:28:12.900 probably because
00:28:13.380 of the fire.
00:28:14.460 We've got
00:28:14.700 more land
00:28:16.240 that's sitting
00:28:16.800 there not
00:28:17.180 being used.
00:28:18.540 They'd like
00:28:18.980 to use it.
00:28:21.240 But apparently
00:28:21.700 building affordable
00:28:22.820 housing is now
00:28:23.500 the hottest
00:28:23.860 thing.
00:28:25.420 Now,
00:28:25.900 when I say
00:28:26.480 affordable
00:28:27.140 housing,
00:28:28.100 what do the
00:28:29.300 NPCs say?
00:28:30.780 NPCs,
00:28:31.960 do your
00:28:32.700 thing.
00:28:33.820 Say the
00:28:34.260 thing that you
00:28:34.760 always say
00:28:35.220 whenever I
00:28:35.800 mention
00:28:36.160 affordable
00:28:36.600 housing.
00:28:37.320 Go.
00:28:37.560 Go.
00:28:37.620 I know
00:28:42.500 what you're
00:28:42.780 going to
00:28:42.900 say.
00:28:43.300 You're
00:28:43.600 going to
00:28:43.780 say,
00:28:44.200 I'm not
00:28:45.060 going to
00:28:45.260 live in
00:28:45.520 any tiny
00:28:46.020 house.
00:28:47.920 Who
00:28:48.380 mentioned
00:28:48.820 a tiny
00:28:49.320 house?
00:28:50.320 No one.
00:28:51.500 No,
00:28:51.780 tiny house
00:28:52.360 was never
00:28:52.860 a part of
00:28:53.220 the conversation.
00:28:55.740 So,
00:28:56.300 get out of
00:28:57.360 here with
00:28:57.660 your tiny
00:28:58.160 house talk.
00:29:00.220 Affordable
00:29:00.620 is different
00:29:01.180 than tiny,
00:29:02.740 although
00:29:03.480 sometimes
00:29:04.080 they can
00:29:04.420 be the
00:29:04.700 same.
00:29:05.000 Yeah,
00:29:07.440 I don't
00:29:07.720 know what
00:29:08.480 they'll be.
00:29:10.460 But it's
00:29:11.200 hard to get
00:29:11.640 approval for
00:29:12.240 anything,
00:29:12.780 but it'll
00:29:13.040 probably be
00:29:13.440 easier to
00:29:13.820 get approval
00:29:14.240 for low
00:29:15.300 cost stuff.
00:29:17.460 Toyota is
00:29:18.280 going to
00:29:18.500 build a
00:29:18.880 battery factory
00:29:19.800 in the
00:29:20.260 U.S.,
00:29:20.580 another one.
00:29:21.380 I guess
00:29:21.660 we've got
00:29:21.980 some already.
00:29:23.080 And a
00:29:23.700 $10 billion
00:29:24.440 investment.
00:29:25.800 Wow.
00:29:27.800 Create up
00:29:28.300 to 5,100
00:29:29.080 new American
00:29:30.040 jobs.
00:29:30.780 We'll take
00:29:31.320 it.
00:29:32.760 And meanwhile,
00:29:33.780 over in
00:29:34.300 Ukraine and
00:29:35.320 Russia,
00:29:37.240 New York
00:29:37.660 Post is
00:29:38.120 reporting,
00:29:39.180 the Ukraine
00:29:39.640 attacked a
00:29:40.440 major Russian
00:29:41.400 oil refinery
00:29:42.180 and also
00:29:43.920 the site of
00:29:44.520 elite drone
00:29:45.440 units.
00:29:47.280 So,
00:29:48.160 there are
00:29:48.940 about 10
00:29:49.780 of them,
00:29:50.400 the Russian
00:29:50.780 oil refineries.
00:29:52.980 So,
00:29:53.320 I think at
00:29:53.820 the current
00:29:54.380 rate that
00:29:55.160 Ukraine is
00:29:55.860 destroying
00:29:56.320 them,
00:29:57.240 they're probably
00:29:57.720 rebuilding at
00:29:58.500 about the
00:29:58.840 same rate.
00:29:59.760 So,
00:30:00.660 I'm not
00:30:01.340 really feeling
00:30:01.980 like there's
00:30:03.620 any progress.
00:30:04.300 all right.
00:30:08.600 So,
00:30:08.980 there's just
00:30:09.360 a little
00:30:10.000 robot war
00:30:10.700 going after
00:30:11.220 each other.
00:30:12.200 Meanwhile,
00:30:14.140 according to
00:30:14.920 the Wall
00:30:15.200 Street Journal,
00:30:16.280 Hamas is
00:30:16.900 more popular
00:30:17.620 than ever
00:30:18.180 among the
00:30:18.720 Palestinians.
00:30:20.460 Wait,
00:30:21.180 what?
00:30:22.320 Hamas is
00:30:23.080 more popular
00:30:23.880 than ever
00:30:24.400 among the
00:30:25.980 Palestinians?
00:30:26.500 Do you think
00:30:28.740 we did
00:30:29.100 something wrong
00:30:29.760 there?
00:30:31.240 Did somebody
00:30:32.020 do something
00:30:32.480 wrong
00:30:32.880 because
00:30:34.520 I'm not
00:30:35.500 really,
00:30:35.940 wasn't really
00:30:36.680 looking for
00:30:37.160 Hamas to
00:30:37.760 get more
00:30:38.200 popular?
00:30:39.840 That's a
00:30:40.540 scary situation.
00:30:42.140 But,
00:30:42.700 apparently,
00:30:43.100 that's
00:30:43.320 happened.
00:30:44.860 Meanwhile,
00:30:45.380 in Venezuela,
00:30:46.500 Trump said
00:30:46.980 he would
00:30:47.300 talk to
00:30:47.960 Maduro,
00:30:49.340 head of
00:30:49.680 Venezuela.
00:30:50.100 Venezuela.
00:30:53.120 But,
00:30:53.660 I like that
00:30:54.560 Trump,
00:30:54.920 in general,
00:30:56.000 is willing
00:30:56.500 to talk
00:30:56.940 to whoever
00:30:57.320 he needs
00:30:57.680 to talk
00:30:58.080 to.
00:30:58.720 I always
00:30:59.380 thought it
00:30:59.640 was the
00:30:59.980 dumbest
00:31:00.400 thing that
00:31:01.580 our leaders
00:31:02.120 would say,
00:31:02.620 oh,
00:31:02.880 we cannot
00:31:03.260 talk to
00:31:03.760 you until
00:31:04.840 you make
00:31:05.180 these concessions.
00:31:06.960 How about
00:31:07.320 you just
00:31:07.660 talk to
00:31:08.100 us?
00:31:09.620 How about
00:31:09.960 everybody
00:31:10.340 talks to
00:31:10.820 everybody?
00:31:12.240 How about
00:31:12.720 that?
00:31:14.240 So,
00:31:14.940 anyway,
00:31:16.360 Trump says
00:31:16.880 he'll talk to
00:31:17.580 Maduro.
00:31:17.860 if it
00:31:18.340 comes to
00:31:18.680 that,
00:31:19.780 which is
00:31:20.240 the right
00:31:20.600 answer?
00:31:23.020 But,
00:31:23.520 I think
00:31:23.760 that Trump
00:31:24.180 wants to
00:31:24.620 wait for
00:31:24.960 those talks
00:31:25.620 until he's
00:31:28.640 frightened
00:31:28.980 Venezuela
00:31:29.560 with his
00:31:30.360 military
00:31:30.800 buildup.
00:31:32.900 So,
00:31:33.420 once you
00:31:33.780 have the
00:31:34.040 entire
00:31:34.320 military
00:31:34.800 surrounding
00:31:35.340 Venezuela,
00:31:36.260 then you
00:31:36.620 say stuff
00:31:37.080 like,
00:31:37.920 you know,
00:31:38.220 this would
00:31:38.440 be a good
00:31:38.680 time to
00:31:39.020 talk.
00:31:40.040 Anybody
00:31:40.360 want to
00:31:40.720 talk?
00:31:42.060 Talking
00:31:42.440 would be
00:31:42.780 fun.
00:31:45.200 All right,
00:31:45.820 that's all I
00:31:46.260 got for you
00:31:46.600 today.
00:31:46.980 It's going
00:31:47.220 to be a
00:31:47.440 short show
00:31:48.040 because
00:31:48.460 Monday
00:31:49.220 is
00:31:50.460 boring.
00:31:52.660 Yeah,
00:31:53.820 Monday is
00:31:54.400 boring.
00:31:55.980 Did I
00:31:56.580 read you
00:31:56.920 a reframe
00:31:57.480 yet?
00:32:00.520 Or is
00:32:01.140 that
00:32:01.300 upcoming?
00:32:03.940 I can't
00:32:04.640 remember if
00:32:05.020 I read
00:32:05.320 it.
00:32:06.800 Did I?
00:32:08.240 Or was
00:32:08.920 I planning
00:32:09.420 to read
00:32:09.800 it?
00:32:12.460 All right,
00:32:13.160 did I
00:32:13.440 read you
00:32:14.540 a
00:32:15.220 boo-boo-boo-boo-boo-boo?
00:32:18.380 No?
00:32:21.320 All right,
00:32:26.180 here's one.
00:32:26.920 Here's one that
00:32:27.780 might be
00:32:28.660 additional,
00:32:29.440 but all right,
00:32:30.720 this might be
00:32:31.300 on top of
00:32:31.880 or maybe
00:32:33.320 not.
00:32:34.120 So,
00:32:34.440 a usual
00:32:34.720 frame is
00:32:35.440 that some
00:32:35.980 people have
00:32:36.460 willpower
00:32:37.060 and some
00:32:37.880 people do
00:32:38.440 not.
00:32:39.440 And if you
00:32:39.860 do not have
00:32:40.420 willpower,
00:32:41.000 you would be
00:32:41.380 called weak.
00:32:42.860 And if you
00:32:43.320 do have
00:32:43.680 willpower,
00:32:45.080 somebody would
00:32:45.680 say,
00:32:45.980 hey,
00:32:46.620 you got some
00:32:47.420 willpower
00:32:47.820 there.
00:32:48.940 But here's
00:32:49.320 a reframe
00:32:49.960 from not
00:32:51.160 thinking you
00:32:51.700 have enough
00:32:52.000 willpower
00:32:52.500 and that
00:32:53.380 people who
00:32:54.040 also don't
00:32:56.600 seem to have
00:32:57.020 willpower
00:32:57.460 are weak.
00:32:59.940 The reframe
00:33:00.840 is that some
00:33:01.340 people get
00:33:01.760 more pleasure
00:33:02.340 from certain
00:33:03.080 vices than
00:33:03.700 you do.
00:33:04.780 And that's
00:33:05.280 it.
00:33:06.440 So let me
00:33:06.960 put it this
00:33:07.360 way.
00:33:07.560 I'm not
00:33:09.360 somebody who
00:33:10.100 loves eating,
00:33:12.340 although
00:33:13.000 sometimes I
00:33:14.460 do, but
00:33:15.400 it's not like
00:33:15.880 my passion or
00:33:16.800 anything.
00:33:17.480 But have
00:33:17.900 you seen
00:33:18.280 people whose
00:33:18.900 passion is
00:33:19.680 eating or
00:33:21.120 their passion
00:33:21.680 is wine or
00:33:23.940 their passion
00:33:25.240 is something
00:33:25.700 that's not
00:33:26.100 good for
00:33:26.480 them?
00:33:28.340 Yeah.
00:33:29.300 So let
00:33:33.500 me open
00:33:34.100 that up
00:33:34.460 again.
00:33:36.300 Boom,
00:33:36.560 boom,
00:33:36.800 boom,
00:33:37.000 boom.
00:33:37.560 So the
00:33:38.400 reframe is
00:33:40.440 that sometimes
00:33:41.340 you just
00:33:41.880 like things
00:33:42.520 more than
00:33:42.880 other people.
00:33:44.180 If you
00:33:44.820 said to
00:33:45.200 me,
00:33:45.820 Scott,
00:33:46.740 you can
00:33:47.520 never ride
00:33:48.300 a motorcycle
00:33:49.240 again,
00:33:50.760 I would
00:33:51.660 say,
00:33:52.020 oh,
00:33:53.160 I kind
00:33:53.520 of like
00:33:53.780 riding
00:33:54.020 motorcycles,
00:33:54.720 but it
00:33:55.160 wouldn't
00:33:55.240 be the
00:33:55.480 biggest
00:33:55.740 problem
00:33:56.100 in the
00:33:56.320 world.
00:33:57.240 But what
00:33:57.800 if you
00:33:58.120 loved
00:33:58.680 motorcycles?
00:33:59.880 Like,
00:34:00.200 you loved
00:34:00.620 them beyond
00:34:01.400 what anybody
00:34:02.800 could even
00:34:03.180 understand.
00:34:03.940 It just
00:34:04.180 set you
00:34:06.760 on fire
00:34:07.280 your brain,
00:34:08.740 it made
00:34:09.100 you happy,
00:34:09.680 it changed
00:34:10.620 your whole
00:34:10.960 day.
00:34:11.880 Would you
00:34:12.380 be able to
00:34:13.040 resist it?
00:34:14.780 And the
00:34:15.040 answer is you
00:34:15.540 probably wouldn't
00:34:15.980 be able to
00:34:16.380 resist it
00:34:16.940 because it
00:34:17.340 would just
00:34:17.560 be too,
00:34:18.640 too much
00:34:19.920 fun.
00:34:21.160 So as long
00:34:22.600 as you're
00:34:22.860 thinking that
00:34:23.320 there's some
00:34:23.700 people who are
00:34:24.220 weak and some
00:34:25.740 people are
00:34:26.120 strong,
00:34:27.080 you're in the
00:34:27.900 wrong frame.
00:34:29.400 The right
00:34:30.000 frame is that
00:34:30.600 some people like
00:34:31.360 stuff more than
00:34:32.160 others.
00:34:33.340 So if you
00:34:34.060 like eating
00:34:34.660 more than
00:34:35.040 I do,
00:34:35.420 you're probably
00:34:35.720 way more.
00:34:36.960 If you like
00:34:37.640 drinking more
00:34:38.280 than I do,
00:34:38.740 you probably
00:34:39.020 drink more.
00:34:40.260 Am I right?
00:34:42.520 There's not
00:34:43.060 much of an
00:34:43.440 argument to be
00:34:44.060 made by that,
00:34:44.660 right?
00:34:45.660 You do the
00:34:46.480 things that
00:34:46.840 you really
00:34:47.080 like.
00:34:48.180 So stop
00:34:48.860 thinking that
00:34:49.440 you're weak
00:34:50.100 if you can't
00:34:51.160 resist a
00:34:52.020 temptation.
00:34:53.760 Far more
00:34:54.420 likely that you
00:34:55.740 just like that
00:34:56.360 temptation more
00:34:57.120 than other
00:34:57.440 people.
00:34:58.500 There's nothing
00:34:58.900 wrong with you
00:34:59.400 at all.
00:35:00.480 You can still
00:35:00.980 quit it.
00:35:01.560 But the
00:35:03.060 reason you're
00:35:03.400 doing it at
00:35:03.820 all is that
00:35:04.260 you like it
00:35:04.680 more than
00:35:04.940 other people
00:35:05.400 do.
00:35:08.540 Flying
00:35:08.940 insects is
00:35:09.560 the worst
00:35:09.860 thing about
00:35:10.220 motorcycles.
00:35:11.460 Well,
00:35:11.840 that and
00:35:12.100 the dying.
00:35:13.120 I would
00:35:13.400 say the
00:35:13.680 dying would
00:35:15.140 be slightly
00:35:15.720 worse than
00:35:16.320 the insects.
00:35:20.520 Yes,
00:35:21.000 on both
00:35:21.380 accounts.
00:35:24.180 Do girls
00:35:25.120 some this
00:35:25.720 beautiful day?
00:35:27.180 What?
00:35:28.200 Oh,
00:35:28.500 go get
00:35:28.860 some.
00:35:29.100 get
00:35:31.980 not
00:35:32.300 girl.
00:35:37.280 Yeah,
00:35:37.700 you can
00:35:37.940 do anything
00:35:38.380 that you
00:35:38.600 have to
00:35:38.900 do.
00:35:40.400 All right,
00:35:40.860 ladies and
00:35:41.260 gentlemen,
00:35:41.680 I'm going to
00:35:42.120 end here
00:35:42.600 today.
00:35:43.260 I'm going to
00:35:43.660 say a few
00:35:44.380 words to my
00:35:45.040 beloved local
00:35:46.740 subscribers,
00:35:47.600 the rest of
00:35:48.020 you.
00:35:49.180 Let's hope
00:35:49.640 tomorrow's got a
00:35:50.400 better day.
00:35:52.100 And don't
00:35:53.120 forget that the
00:35:54.140 Dilbert calendar
00:35:54.860 is available on
00:35:56.500 Amazon.com,
00:35:57.640 the only place
00:35:58.340 you can get
00:35:58.840 it,
00:35:59.100 Amazon.com.
00:36:00.500 Don't go
00:36:00.880 anywhere else.
00:36:02.020 The only place
00:36:02.540 you can get
00:36:03.020 it is
00:36:04.260 Amazon.com.
00:36:06.480 All right,
00:36:08.320 Lul's going to
00:36:09.240 come at you
00:36:09.720 privately in a
00:36:10.840 moment.
00:36:11.980 The rest of
00:36:12.460 you, I will
00:36:13.000 see you
00:36:13.460 tomorrow.
00:36:15.060 You're the
00:36:15.400 best.
00:36:28.420 Bye.
00:36:28.480 Bye.
00:36:30.560 Bye.
00:36:31.200 END
00:36:31.420 END
00:36:57.640 Thank you.
00:37:27.640 Thank you.
00:37:57.640 Thank you.