Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 3023 CWSA 11⧸19⧸25

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00:00:43.320 it'll be at the bottom of the hour and we've got a persuasion lesson it's going to be a good one

00:00:51.040 good morning everybody and welcome to the highlight of human civilization it's called

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00:01:34.240 ah extraordinary delicious best ever well here's the kind of story that

00:01:45.240 you depend on me to bring to you a very important story let's say first i'm going to put my clock up

00:01:53.160 here so i don't run over the halfway time uh where would clock be if you were an app named clock

00:02:02.580 there you'd be gotcha seriously the clock doesn't have a clock on it all right we'll take it all right

00:02:15.580 well there's a story about the woman uh who was accused uh she was accused of the first crime in space

00:02:24.500 so yeah they say that men get all the credit for inventing things it's not fair because women also

00:02:32.400 invented crime in space or allegedly apparently uh there's some controversy about whether that was

00:02:39.620 an actual crime but it was a a woman who was an astronaut who went up in space and i think the her

00:02:46.480 wife uh accused her of uh doing something with a check or doing something with a password and stealing

00:02:54.840 some money from the bank but here's the funny part and the only reason i'm bringing this up

00:02:59.240 it's not because women invented crime in space although that would be impressive enough

00:03:05.440 it's uh it's uh it's the last name of the person who's accused of the crime

00:03:11.560 um

00:03:14.180 oh no

00:03:17.240 that was even funnier

00:03:19.400 this is not the name of the person who was accused of the crime

00:03:22.820 it's the person who accused the other one of the crime

00:03:26.060 so the one who was accused is named mclean

00:03:29.540 but the one who did the accusing and i'm not making this up her last name is warden

00:03:34.220 w-o-r-d-e-n

00:03:36.860 so the warden

00:03:38.940 accused her wife

00:03:41.440 of stealing in space

00:03:43.960 did you need to know that story

00:03:48.600 you probably

00:03:49.800 probably could have gone the whole day without knowing that

00:03:52.180 nope

00:03:53.380 wasn't terribly important

00:03:55.260 but her last name really

00:03:57.260 it was warden

00:03:58.860 didn't make that up

00:04:00.940 all right

00:04:02.220 if you were a cursor

00:04:03.720 and you were on my computer

00:04:06.140 where would you be

00:04:07.920 there you are

00:04:08.940 gotcha

00:04:10.060 but wait

00:04:13.200 there are more stories

00:04:14.720 uh you've probably heard that

00:04:18.440 uh the senate has now approved that epstein bill

00:04:21.200 via unanimous consent

00:04:24.020 so guess what

00:04:25.420 it turns out that congress

00:04:27.080 can pass anything it wants as fast as it wants

00:04:30.200 does that make you happy

00:04:32.300 what have we been doing up to this point

00:04:35.480 are you serious

00:04:37.080 you're telling me that the congress can do things

00:04:39.320 really fast and very efficiently

00:04:41.420 sometimes

00:04:43.380 but not all the time

00:04:45.660 so this is the thing that we got right

00:04:48.900 in terms of speed

00:04:49.960 but the only reason it went fast

00:04:52.380 is because it took us years to get to this point

00:04:54.560 like we we found a way

00:04:56.840 or congress did

00:04:57.880 to make even an efficient process

00:05:00.780 which if it had been a standalone process

00:05:03.060 probably would have impressed you

00:05:05.320 how fast it went

00:05:06.240 but no

00:05:07.620 no

00:05:08.760 years later

00:05:10.340 it goes fast

00:05:11.600 so now we have a senate

00:05:14.180 and the house have approved it

00:05:15.660 it's going to go to

00:05:16.520 trump's desk

00:05:17.720 so how many of you think that that means

00:05:20.240 you're going to see some more epstein files

00:05:23.220 do you think that's what that means

00:05:26.740 or

00:05:28.340 there's always a reason to not see the epstein files

00:05:32.580 one would be if there's a open court case

00:05:36.060 such as the one trump was just trying to open

00:05:39.080 against the democrats

00:05:40.900 for their connection to epstein

00:05:42.620 oh

00:05:43.660 that's a nice coincidence

00:05:45.380 just the time that everybody agreed to see it

00:05:49.160 there's this loss

00:05:50.620 there's this legal action

00:05:52.460 well i guess we have to wait till the end of that

00:05:55.180 that's going to be another five years

00:05:56.480 so good luck

00:05:58.300 if you're just waiting for all that information

00:06:00.520 that you know is going to come any minute

00:06:02.520 because if there's one thing i can tell you about the epstein files

00:06:06.180 it's the only thing i know about them for sure

00:06:08.640 there's always a reason to not show you

00:06:12.280 always

00:06:14.380 we'll find out what the reason is this time

00:06:16.960 but not expecting it

00:06:19.520 all right

00:06:20.220 so it's on its way to the president's desk

00:06:23.640 and if he signs it

00:06:24.760 it really doesn't mean much does it

00:06:27.580 if he signs it

00:06:29.760 it doesn't mean it's more likely that people will see the files

00:06:33.340 probably doesn't mean anything

00:06:35.960 because again it's going to be one of these process things

00:06:38.700 all right

00:06:40.120 so it wasn't a normal vote

00:06:44.220 it went through all kinds of weird things

00:06:45.800 you don't need to know about

00:06:46.960 but what is the strongest type of denial

00:06:52.080 if you are going to deny an accusation

00:06:55.780 what's the weakest form and the strongest form

00:06:58.980 well a weak form would be

00:07:02.500 no i didn't do that

00:07:03.820 no no we didn't do that

00:07:06.600 slightly stronger than that would be

00:07:09.240 not only did i not do that

00:07:11.420 you're the one who did it

00:07:13.240 you're the one who did it

00:07:14.980 and then that

00:07:15.600 you know diverse attention from you

00:07:18.120 so that's even better than just denying it

00:07:20.340 it's like you did it

00:07:21.740 and it was stronger than you did it

00:07:24.220 well not only did the democrats

00:07:26.440 they would be you in this case

00:07:27.780 not only did the democrats

00:07:29.360 do it

00:07:30.840 whatever it is

00:07:32.320 but uh you're going to prove it

00:07:35.180 that's kind of what trump said

00:07:37.240 because if he's

00:07:39.040 if he wants the department of justice

00:07:40.620 to look into these

00:07:41.680 top democrats

00:07:43.200 he's going after bill clinton and larry summers

00:07:46.180 and uh reed hoffman

00:07:49.200 so those are the ones he's going after

00:07:52.340 now i'm going to give you a little persuasion lesson

00:07:55.920 on how well uh trump is handling this

00:07:59.340 i know that doesn't sound

00:08:01.460 that doesn't sound possible does it

00:08:03.860 does it look like he's handled it well

00:08:06.020 up to this point

00:08:07.420 no

00:08:08.800 no

00:08:09.880 if if you're not paying attention to

00:08:12.260 too much

00:08:13.160 it really doesn't look like he's handled it well

00:08:16.060 it looks like he was flailing around a little bit didn't it

00:08:19.980 but

00:08:21.320 he's now settled into a groove

00:08:23.560 that is such a strong groove

00:08:26.460 that i feel like all the rest of the stuff was just testing

00:08:29.760 he was just saying how about this

00:08:31.980 suppose i said this

00:08:33.820 what would happen if i said this

00:08:36.080 so his current approach

00:08:38.380 is that

00:08:40.200 it's a democrat problem

00:08:42.020 and he's going to put three faces on it

00:08:45.080 instead of the hundreds of faces

00:08:46.520 he's going to pick three

00:08:48.140 rich guys

00:08:49.480 that probably

00:08:50.940 you know even the left doesn't love

00:08:53.440 because they're rich guys

00:08:54.440 and he's just going to paint them

00:08:56.960 over and over again

00:08:57.880 now

00:08:58.620 what does trump say

00:09:00.480 about talking about this

00:09:02.540 trump says

00:09:04.400 uh well it's a democrat problem

00:09:07.400 and we republicans

00:09:09.400 should stop talking about it

00:09:11.700 because it just takes attention away

00:09:14.200 from all of our accomplishments

00:09:15.520 and then

00:09:17.720 because he doesn't want the left to talk about it

00:09:20.500 what do they do

00:09:21.120 well everybody on the left

00:09:23.540 asks some questions about it

00:09:25.340 every single time he's out

00:09:26.780 every time

00:09:27.960 what does trump do

00:09:29.640 every time now

00:09:31.140 every time now

00:09:33.180 going forward

00:09:34.100 he's going to say

00:09:35.240 it's a democrat problem

00:09:36.600 it's larry summers

00:09:38.320 it's bill clinton

00:09:40.580 uh as reed off

00:09:42.880 now i don't have an opinion about

00:09:45.840 what those

00:09:47.440 three people did or did not do

00:09:49.520 we're only talking about trump's persuasion game

00:09:52.340 if he continues to do nothing but that

00:09:55.440 what are you going to think about

00:09:58.080 whenever it comes up

00:09:59.660 if you could have been

00:10:01.180 you think about three

00:10:02.200 three rich democrats

00:10:04.100 that's what you'll think about

00:10:05.720 now that's sort of a home run

00:10:08.660 if you can do that

00:10:10.440 now the only way this could fail

00:10:12.820 is if the democrat press

00:10:15.840 you know the left-leaning press

00:10:17.360 all got together and said

00:10:19.100 you know we're going to kill ourselves

00:10:20.640 with this

00:10:21.120 because every time we bring it up

00:10:23.560 now he just mentions

00:10:25.180 these three democrats

00:10:26.180 and says it's a democrat problem

00:10:27.820 now if you're

00:10:29.580 a regular consumer of news

00:10:32.820 not like us

00:10:33.640 probably none of us are

00:10:35.560 ordinary people

00:10:36.760 you know we pay a little more attention

00:10:39.120 about politics

00:10:39.820 which is why you'd be watching this podcast

00:10:41.640 in the first place

00:10:42.400 but think about the average person

00:10:45.140 how much do they know about epstein

00:10:47.580 well he was a pedo

00:10:49.940 he was on an island

00:10:50.880 they know the basics

00:10:53.460 but they don't know any of the details

00:10:55.800 because it's something that only the

00:10:57.640 news nerds seem to be involved in

00:11:00.580 so now trump has done something

00:11:02.880 that is brilliant

00:11:04.140 which he's filled in that gap

00:11:06.740 for the low information voters

00:11:08.640 if you wanted to have something to say

00:11:11.700 that would sort of capture the whole situation

00:11:14.560 it would be this

00:11:16.960 well

00:11:18.060 looks like a democrat problem

00:11:20.020 i don't know why you're even talking to the republicans

00:11:25.020 uh-huh uh-huh

00:11:26.100 yeah

00:11:26.820 but it's kind of a democrat problem

00:11:28.660 so when the democrats work this out

00:11:31.080 why don't you get back to us

00:11:32.860 well but but

00:11:34.720 but but

00:11:35.980 there was that

00:11:36.680 you know time

00:11:37.580 and trump

00:11:38.400 and blah blah blah

00:11:39.400 and then trump has the floor

00:11:41.240 you know they've accused him

00:11:42.920 and then he says

00:11:44.260 yeah it's a democrat problem

00:11:46.300 larry summers

00:11:47.240 bill clinton

00:11:49.100 and every time he repeats it

00:11:52.220 it gets stronger

00:11:53.260 so they're going to give him

00:11:55.320 because they can't help themselves

00:11:56.740 you know the news is the news

00:11:58.220 they're going to act the way they always act

00:11:59.500 they're going to give trump

00:12:00.840 unlimited opportunities

00:12:03.060 to do the thing that he says

00:12:05.860 please don't do this to me

00:12:07.260 please don't throw me in the briar patch

00:12:10.240 if you throw me in the briar patch

00:12:12.720 what am i going to do

00:12:14.780 except talk about endlessly

00:12:16.520 how it's these three democrats

00:12:18.260 who are the obscene people

00:12:20.820 you need to know about

00:12:21.960 and then maybe the department of justice

00:12:23.980 needs to look into them

00:12:25.280 no don't make me talk about that

00:12:27.840 three times a day

00:12:28.960 no

00:12:30.320 he's sort of in a perfect situation

00:12:35.360 now as i said when i started

00:12:38.160 he was kind of flailing

00:12:41.300 in the early stages of

00:12:43.940 you know we're gonna have to figure out

00:12:45.380 this epstein thing

00:12:46.180 but when he finally went from

00:12:48.240 no we don't want to see the files

00:12:50.600 a complete flip to

00:12:52.560 yep let's see them all

00:12:53.820 that's when you knew he had

00:12:56.740 he had a grasp of the situation

00:12:59.600 because you can't really reverse

00:13:01.700 show them all

00:13:03.500 now this would presume that we see anything

00:13:06.000 i'm not sure that that's going to happen

00:13:07.440 so there are a few things

00:13:09.340 that are going to happen

00:13:09.920 one

00:13:11.640 we might see some files

00:13:13.320 that tell us something new

00:13:14.400 probably not

00:13:16.060 but at the very least

00:13:18.540 it's going to give

00:13:19.260 trump

00:13:20.800 endless possibilities

00:13:22.380 for blaming the democrats

00:13:23.840 and saying epstein's just a democrat problem

00:13:26.480 until everybody believes it

00:13:28.620 you know i've told you that

00:13:30.220 persuasion is mostly repetition

00:13:31.900 and he's going to have the biggest repetition opportunity

00:13:36.460 anybody ever had

00:13:37.520 and he's just going to lean into it

00:13:39.560 until you're so tired

00:13:41.300 of hearing him say that epstein is a democrat problem

00:13:44.660 that you stop asking him questions about epstein

00:13:47.820 and that's fine too

00:13:49.960 so trump has now created a situation

00:13:53.280 where he kind of wins

00:13:55.000 in every direction

00:13:56.700 right

00:13:58.520 because now he's for full transparency

00:14:00.640 so he's invulnerable on that

00:14:03.160 and he's just repeating over and over

00:14:05.720 the democrat

00:14:06.720 you know it's a democrat thing

00:14:08.500 it's a democrat hoax

00:14:09.680 it's just going to get stronger and stronger

00:14:12.180 as he does it

00:14:12.920 so

00:14:14.240 good luck with that democrats

00:14:16.160 let's see what else

00:14:20.800 there's also the visual part

00:14:24.500 you know how i often say that

00:14:28.920 you know if you're looking at the strongest elements of persuasion

00:14:32.620 repetition is probably the top

00:14:35.840 you know because you could

00:14:36.880 if you repeat enough

00:14:38.660 anybody will believe anything

00:14:40.300 but also visual

00:14:42.140 now epstein is not a visual story per se

00:14:45.860 but if you imagine these three specific people

00:14:50.400 uh

00:14:51.880 offman summers and bill clinton

00:14:54.020 most of you can picture them

00:14:56.640 maybe you don't know larry summers

00:14:58.440 but

00:14:58.760 you know who bill clinton is

00:15:00.460 so you've got a uh

00:15:02.220 a little picture to put in your head

00:15:03.840 to place on the island

00:15:05.720 that helps trump too

00:15:08.040 so if you start imagining the three of them

00:15:11.400 now the thing i wondered is

00:15:13.200 um

00:15:14.200 i feel like trump's

00:15:15.820 meme archers

00:15:17.540 are a little slow

00:15:18.840 because you know the next thing that happens

00:15:21.660 is that the

00:15:23.380 the republican

00:15:24.320 memers

00:15:25.200 are going to start

00:15:26.720 producing pictures

00:15:28.140 probably ai

00:15:29.080 it would show the three of them

00:15:31.120 together

00:15:32.860 maybe on the islands

00:15:35.360 so it's going to turn visual

00:15:37.580 very fast

00:15:38.380 you know through memes

00:15:39.640 et cetera

00:15:40.040 so he's going to have repetition

00:15:41.680 he's going to have visual

00:15:42.720 he's got now control of the narrative

00:15:44.860 because

00:15:46.060 it's just an interesting thing to talk about

00:15:49.480 is it a democrat problem or not

00:15:51.480 um

00:15:52.620 and he's

00:15:53.100 i think he is successfully branding this

00:15:55.320 as a democrat problem

00:15:57.160 do you feel

00:15:59.780 that if you take trump out of the equation

00:16:02.140 he's always a special case

00:16:03.700 do you feel this is a republican problem at all

00:16:06.340 it really doesn't feel like one does it

00:16:09.080 it feels entirely like it's

00:16:11.420 just

00:16:12.540 just that

00:16:14.600 yeah anyway

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00:16:47.380 so

00:16:51.240 the uh democrats

00:16:53.680 they decided to

00:16:55.100 drop a video

00:16:56.060 that looks like some kind of a

00:16:57.720 psyop to me

00:16:58.620 so there are six of them

00:17:00.240 one of them's a senator

00:17:01.320 mark kelly

00:17:02.020 and then uh

00:17:03.820 jimmy panetta

00:17:04.680 mikey cheryl

00:17:05.860 a woman

00:17:06.260 adam smith

00:17:07.600 ruben gallego

00:17:08.560 mark kelly

00:17:10.080 and elissa sluck

00:17:11.060 and so they do this video

00:17:12.260 which

00:17:13.920 sort of came out of nowhere

00:17:15.580 like it's hard to know

00:17:17.060 what inspired it

00:17:19.040 unless it was just

00:17:19.920 obviously the cia

00:17:21.500 so it looks like

00:17:23.180 sort of a color revolution thing

00:17:26.200 that you'd get these uh

00:17:28.880 you get people who are in the government

00:17:30.680 people who are

00:17:32.140 credible

00:17:32.960 to do a video

00:17:34.460 that says

00:17:35.180 and here's what they said

00:17:36.920 that uh

00:17:39.020 they're asking

00:17:39.680 they're asking the military

00:17:42.800 to not obey

00:17:44.640 any illegal orders

00:17:46.580 from trump

00:17:47.520 but they don't mention

00:17:49.980 what these

00:17:50.720 so-called illegal orders

00:17:52.480 would be

00:17:53.100 why are they even doing this

00:17:56.420 was there

00:17:57.680 was there some illegal order

00:17:59.340 i'm not aware of

00:18:00.280 lindsey graham

00:18:01.780 is asking the same question

00:18:03.000 and he's smarter

00:18:03.720 i mean he was a

00:18:05.100 jag guy forever

00:18:06.300 and he's saying

00:18:07.540 well over 30 years right

00:18:09.520 he was a

00:18:10.840 he was a military lawyer

00:18:12.140 for 30 years or so

00:18:13.380 and he says

00:18:14.820 honestly what are you talking about

00:18:16.140 what's

00:18:16.600 where's this crime

00:18:17.980 that

00:18:19.560 that uh

00:18:20.760 trump allegedly

00:18:21.520 asked anybody to do

00:18:22.600 i also wonder

00:18:26.860 has trump ever

00:18:28.040 disobeyed the supreme court

00:18:29.720 um

00:18:32.240 in any meaningful way

00:18:33.400 i don't think so

00:18:34.460 so

00:18:35.620 so this is a really good

00:18:37.820 psyop

00:18:38.340 because

00:18:38.940 if you

00:18:39.980 again if you're a low

00:18:40.980 information voter

00:18:41.840 you would think

00:18:43.000 there's no reason in the world

00:18:44.220 they would make this video

00:18:45.400 unless

00:18:46.380 what

00:18:47.700 what would be the only one reason

00:18:50.560 democrats would make this video

00:18:52.580 that makes sense

00:18:53.700 that there's something happening

00:18:56.920 that's illegal

00:18:58.220 and they're trying to stop it

00:19:00.200 and that would be

00:19:02.020 what

00:19:03.600 what illegal thing are you trying to stop

00:19:06.860 we don't know

00:19:09.020 do not know

00:19:11.020 all right

00:19:13.220 and the other question is

00:19:14.320 who gets to decide

00:19:15.440 what's legal and what isn't

00:19:18.440 now obviously the

00:19:20.080 courts ultimately get to decide

00:19:22.080 but there's always a lot of stuff

00:19:23.440 that happens before that

00:19:24.660 where the government says

00:19:26.520 oh

00:19:26.840 going too far

00:19:28.160 or you haven't

00:19:29.200 all right

00:19:30.180 so it seems to me

00:19:31.840 there's kind of a

00:19:32.540 sigh up

00:19:32.980 by the

00:19:33.840 democrats

00:19:34.560 to create this frame

00:19:36.340 where republicans are

00:19:38.500 wait for it

00:19:39.560 insurrectionists

00:19:41.100 and the way that they're

00:19:42.560 insurrectionists

00:19:43.600 according to this

00:19:44.340 completely made up narrative

00:19:45.680 is that

00:19:47.020 trump will give them

00:19:48.400 illegal orders

00:19:49.420 the military

00:19:50.360 and then the military

00:19:52.020 despite all evidence

00:19:55.720 to the contrary

00:19:56.420 would just start

00:19:57.680 executing

00:19:59.000 illegal orders

00:20:01.460 do you think

00:20:03.140 there's any real chance

00:20:04.100 that's going to happen

00:20:04.820 i mean

00:20:06.520 i suppose

00:20:07.920 anything's possible

00:20:09.040 but it doesn't seem like

00:20:10.580 that's imminent

00:20:11.260 or anything

00:20:11.840 anyway

00:20:14.480 so

00:20:14.940 as lindsey

00:20:16.300 graham points out

00:20:16.960 the hatred for trump

00:20:18.040 is

00:20:18.280 they're really

00:20:19.300 going too far

00:20:20.160 and steven miller

00:20:21.180 is pointing out

00:20:21.780 that the

00:20:22.300 video itself

00:20:23.340 seems to

00:20:24.880 qualify as an

00:20:25.800 insurrection

00:20:26.340 meaning that

00:20:28.260 it looks like

00:20:30.180 and i would agree

00:20:31.760 with steven miller's

00:20:32.720 take on this

00:20:33.380 it looks like

00:20:34.580 these six people

00:20:35.500 are part of a

00:20:36.200 larger group

00:20:36.880 that's trying to

00:20:38.240 create a narrative

00:20:38.980 to literally

00:20:39.880 overthrow

00:20:40.760 the current

00:20:41.460 government

00:20:41.980 well what else

00:20:44.260 would it be

00:20:44.860 what's the other

00:20:47.120 explanation

00:20:47.840 for why they would

00:20:48.700 go through all this

00:20:49.340 trouble and expense

00:20:50.320 to create this

00:20:51.820 product

00:20:52.440 what's the other

00:20:53.900 reason

00:20:54.300 again

00:20:56.600 if there were

00:20:57.880 some specific

00:20:58.720 crimes

00:20:59.460 that they thought

00:21:01.620 were being

00:21:02.160 violated by the

00:21:03.540 military

00:21:03.960 on orders

00:21:05.180 of trump

00:21:05.900 shouldn't we be

00:21:07.420 talking about

00:21:07.960 those

00:21:08.400 wouldn't that be

00:21:10.380 already getting

00:21:11.360 wrapped up

00:21:11.940 into a court

00:21:12.580 case

00:21:12.960 don't we have

00:21:14.620 a system

00:21:15.180 that handles

00:21:15.800 that fairly

00:21:17.060 efficiently

00:21:18.480 actually

00:21:19.080 because we've

00:21:20.120 had what

00:21:20.900 hundreds of

00:21:21.780 court cases

00:21:23.140 that got

00:21:23.480 solved

00:21:23.960 so

00:21:25.920 seems to me

00:21:27.600 that this is

00:21:29.900 nothing but a

00:21:30.440 psyop and i

00:21:31.080 would say that

00:21:31.600 the origin of

00:21:33.400 this is almost

00:21:34.160 certainly

00:21:34.720 intelligence

00:21:35.600 entity

00:21:36.760 now i'm

00:21:38.720 guessing

00:21:39.080 it's ours

00:21:39.800 so i'm not

00:21:42.240 making any

00:21:42.780 accusation

00:21:43.500 there's some

00:21:44.080 foreign country

00:21:45.120 behind it

00:21:45.740 but this is

00:21:47.000 not

00:21:47.280 this is not

00:21:48.300 democrat

00:21:49.260 stuff

00:21:49.880 is it

00:21:51.280 you know

00:21:52.920 i want to hear

00:21:53.640 what mike

00:21:54.060 ben says about

00:21:54.940 this

00:21:55.300 but if mike

00:21:56.500 ben tells you

00:21:57.280 oh this is

00:21:57.860 totally

00:21:58.220 grassroots

00:21:59.100 roots

00:21:59.440 yeah i think

00:22:00.740 they just

00:22:01.420 maybe they

00:22:02.000 were having

00:22:02.280 dinner

00:22:02.700 somebody had

00:22:03.880 this idea

00:22:04.460 and then

00:22:04.860 they put

00:22:05.120 it together

00:22:05.600 right if

00:22:06.700 mike ben tells

00:22:07.400 me that's

00:22:08.120 probably what

00:22:08.840 happened

00:22:09.220 maybe i'd

00:22:12.100 change my

00:22:12.540 opinion

00:22:12.900 but i don't

00:22:14.520 think he's

00:22:14.980 going to say

00:22:15.400 that

00:22:15.840 you know

00:22:17.220 he hasn't

00:22:17.760 weighed in

00:22:18.140 yet that i've

00:22:19.040 seen but i'll

00:22:19.720 probably see it

00:22:20.360 by this afternoon

00:22:20.980 so go check

00:22:22.500 out whatever

00:22:22.940 mike ben says

00:22:23.920 about the

00:22:24.540 democratic

00:22:25.780 lawmaker

00:22:26.500 video

00:22:27.140 yeah every

00:22:29.020 bit of that

00:22:29.480 looks like

00:22:30.120 something

00:22:31.500 suspicious

00:22:32.280 is happening

00:22:33.060 in the

00:22:33.840 wings

00:22:34.200 and and

00:22:38.120 then the

00:22:38.540 language that

00:22:39.660 they use in

00:22:40.080 the video

00:22:40.500 quote we

00:22:41.560 want to

00:22:41.960 speak directly

00:22:42.700 to members

00:22:43.280 of the

00:22:43.540 military

00:22:43.980 and the

00:22:44.520 intelligence

00:22:44.980 community

00:22:45.680 there it

00:22:46.220 is

00:22:46.520 they're trying

00:22:48.460 to get the

00:22:48.840 intelligence

00:22:49.280 community

00:22:49.820 and the

00:22:50.120 military

00:22:50.560 to join

00:22:51.600 them in

00:22:51.900 an insurrection

00:22:52.580 against the

00:22:53.200 current government

00:22:53.900 what else

00:22:55.120 is this

00:22:55.640 you can't

00:22:57.460 even tell

00:22:57.780 me that

00:22:58.060 there's

00:22:58.240 some other

00:22:58.800 reason for

00:22:59.380 this

00:22:59.640 and steve

00:23:01.840 miller says

00:23:02.540 democrat lawmakers

00:23:03.380 now openly

00:23:04.200 calling for

00:23:04.820 insurrection

00:23:05.360 that's what it

00:23:06.540 looks like

00:23:07.140 i mean it

00:23:09.280 legitimately

00:23:09.820 looks like

00:23:10.540 that to me

00:23:11.080 not you

00:23:12.340 know not

00:23:12.780 making some

00:23:13.700 political point

00:23:14.680 or you

00:23:15.740 know you

00:23:16.140 can always

00:23:16.760 twist things

00:23:17.660 to into

00:23:18.940 your narrative

00:23:19.440 it doesn't

00:23:20.120 feel like

00:23:20.500 that at

00:23:20.780 all

00:23:21.080 it feels

00:23:22.060 like it's

00:23:22.460 exactly what

00:23:23.100 it looks

00:23:23.400 like

00:23:23.780 which is

00:23:25.580 shocking

00:23:26.640 is shocking

00:23:27.700 and then

00:23:32.800 then there's

00:23:33.380 this weird

00:23:33.780 story

00:23:34.440 we'll talk

00:23:36.600 about this

00:23:37.160 and then

00:23:37.600 it might be

00:23:38.680 about time

00:23:39.220 for my

00:23:39.700 guest

00:23:40.080 so

00:23:42.720 this is

00:23:43.880 funny

00:23:44.200 but trump

00:23:45.120 was asked

00:23:45.580 on the

00:23:45.980 air force

00:23:46.400 one

00:23:46.700 a question

00:23:47.960 and

00:23:48.720 it's hard

00:23:50.240 to tell

00:23:50.580 from the

00:23:50.960 audio

00:23:51.340 but it

00:23:52.780 sounded

00:23:53.080 like he

00:23:53.500 called

00:23:53.760 one of

00:23:54.080 the

00:23:54.240 female

00:23:54.760 reporters

00:23:55.360 piggy

00:23:55.820 as in

00:23:56.900 p-i-g-g-y

00:23:58.180 now some

00:23:59.680 people said

00:24:00.280 no no no

00:24:01.000 her name

00:24:01.580 is

00:24:01.780 peggy

00:24:02.420 peggy

00:24:03.440 but

00:24:04.380 the early

00:24:05.800 reporting

00:24:06.320 is that

00:24:07.000 there's nobody

00:24:07.460 named

00:24:07.780 peggy

00:24:08.180 on the

00:24:08.500 on the

00:24:08.940 plane

00:24:09.200 i don't

00:24:11.140 know if

00:24:11.360 there's

00:24:11.540 anybody

00:24:11.760 named

00:24:12.060 piggy

00:24:12.360 on the

00:24:12.700 plane

00:24:12.920 but if

00:24:14.040 you're

00:24:14.200 trying to

00:24:14.480 figure out

00:24:15.000 did he

00:24:15.960 really say

00:24:16.560 that

00:24:16.940 and if

00:24:18.160 he did

00:24:18.560 what was

00:24:19.060 he thinking

00:24:19.520 and why

00:24:19.920 did he

00:24:20.140 say it

00:24:20.480 i have

00:24:21.380 no idea

00:24:21.880 i don't

00:24:24.320 have the

00:24:24.700 slightest

00:24:25.120 idea

00:24:25.620 i i don't

00:24:26.940 think

00:24:27.480 that he

00:24:29.480 just decided

00:24:30.120 to call

00:24:30.420 her a

00:24:30.680 pig

00:24:30.900 but i'm

00:24:32.580 gonna have

00:24:32.980 to see a

00:24:33.420 picture of

00:24:33.880 the reporter

00:24:34.480 you know

00:24:35.660 what i

00:24:35.860 mean

00:24:36.080 is there

00:24:37.160 any chance

00:24:37.880 at all

00:24:38.300 i don't

00:24:38.820 know which

00:24:39.120 reporter it

00:24:39.680 was i

00:24:40.000 haven't

00:24:40.200 seen

00:24:40.380 the name

00:24:40.660 is there

00:24:41.360 any chance

00:24:42.040 at all

00:24:42.460 that if

00:24:43.640 i were to

00:24:43.980 look at

00:24:44.300 a picture

00:24:44.660 of that

00:24:44.980 reporter

00:24:45.440 an image

00:24:47.420 of a

00:24:47.740 particular

00:24:48.140 animal

00:24:48.540 would jump

00:24:48.980 in my

00:24:49.260 head

00:24:49.500 is it

00:24:51.120 possible

00:24:51.500 that he

00:24:51.960 wasn't

00:24:52.480 doing it

00:24:52.840 intentionally

00:24:53.320 but he

00:24:54.180 looked at

00:24:54.540 her and

00:24:54.840 she just

00:24:55.300 reminded him

00:24:57.120 of some

00:24:57.540 animal more

00:24:58.120 than others

00:24:58.620 which would

00:25:02.480 be terrible

00:25:03.100 it would

00:25:03.920 be terrible

00:25:04.500 it wouldn't

00:25:04.900 be fun

00:25:05.260 and if

00:25:07.040 it seems

00:25:07.380 like laughing

00:25:08.140 well that's

00:25:09.640 on you

00:25:10.060 because i

00:25:10.380 wouldn't

00:25:10.560 laugh at

00:25:10.940 such a

00:25:11.300 terrible

00:25:11.540 thing

00:25:11.880 everything

00:25:14.340 about this

00:25:14.960 story is

00:25:15.960 weird and

00:25:16.560 funny

00:25:16.880 i'm not

00:25:18.280 sure i

00:25:18.640 care

00:25:19.060 do you

00:25:20.460 because we

00:25:22.480 know he's

00:25:22.940 not the

00:25:23.340 kind of guy

00:25:23.940 who just

00:25:25.780 sort of

00:25:26.140 randomly attacks

00:25:27.080 somebody that

00:25:28.120 doesn't seem

00:25:28.580 like what he

00:25:29.000 do so

00:25:29.600 there's either

00:25:30.420 some backstory

00:25:31.500 or it sounded

00:25:32.400 like something

00:25:33.040 else or

00:25:33.860 there's some

00:25:35.160 other word

00:25:35.660 that sounds

00:25:36.120 like that

00:25:36.600 i don't know

00:25:37.300 it can be

00:25:38.400 anything we'll

00:25:38.980 find out

00:25:39.400 later

00:25:39.680 but we'll

00:25:41.140 keep an

00:25:41.460 eye on

00:25:41.760 that

00:25:42.060 all right

00:25:43.620 it looks

00:25:44.420 like my

00:25:45.420 guest has

00:25:46.020 entered the

00:25:46.560 green room

00:25:47.140 and let me

00:25:49.380 let me make

00:25:50.660 sure

00:25:51.100 i'm gonna

00:25:52.780 accept him

00:25:53.720 boom

00:25:56.300 you will be

00:25:57.840 accepted

00:25:58.320 and then

00:26:01.100 can i make

00:26:03.360 you appear

00:26:03.960 nope

00:26:08.480 oh there

00:26:10.560 you are

00:26:10.980 hey chris

00:26:11.880 hey can you

00:26:13.100 hear me okay

00:26:13.520 scott

00:26:13.820 i can

00:26:14.960 let's make

00:26:15.480 sure the

00:26:15.940 audience can

00:26:16.560 hear this

00:26:17.380 is chris

00:26:17.920 mckinney

00:26:18.420 freedom

00:26:19.240 press the

00:26:20.420 maker of

00:26:21.140 can you

00:26:22.200 believe it

00:26:22.840 the amazing

00:26:23.680 dilbert calendar

00:26:24.460 now we're gonna

00:26:25.360 ask him some

00:26:25.840 questions about

00:26:26.500 making calendars

00:26:27.560 in the united

00:26:27.980 states so i'll

00:26:29.780 be looking at

00:26:30.220 your comments

00:26:31.000 but uh

00:26:32.520 where are you

00:26:33.220 located what part

00:26:34.200 of the country

00:26:34.640 you can be

00:26:35.280 general

00:26:35.620 just north of

00:26:37.620 dallas

00:26:37.940 just north of

00:26:39.560 dallas so

00:26:40.720 you're american

00:26:41.920 and you did

00:26:42.660 the calendar

00:26:43.520 last year

00:26:44.220 correct

00:26:44.660 did yeah

00:26:45.480 and so as

00:26:46.500 far as i know

00:26:47.320 um this is the

00:26:48.600 only daily

00:26:49.140 desk calendar

00:26:49.820 that's being

00:26:50.660 made in mass

00:26:51.480 being made in

00:26:52.280 the united states

00:26:52.700 of america so

00:26:53.360 if you go to

00:26:53.800 barnes and

00:26:54.200 noble and i

00:26:55.080 have i'm

00:26:56.020 obsessed with

00:26:56.500 the product when

00:26:57.120 you look at

00:26:57.480 where all of

00:26:57.960 these are made

00:26:58.540 they're always

00:26:59.300 in this always

00:26:59.780 made in asia

00:27:00.740 actually so

00:27:01.540 so if you're

00:27:03.300 yeah if you're

00:27:03.960 wondering at

00:27:04.440 home how hard

00:27:05.760 is it to

00:27:06.840 manufacture one of

00:27:07.740 these think

00:27:08.740 about the

00:27:09.160 design alone

00:27:10.020 just the

00:27:10.880 design alone

00:27:11.560 because you

00:27:12.080 need this

00:27:12.400 outside box

00:27:13.400 right so

00:27:15.900 you got it

00:27:16.260 you got to

00:27:16.660 get all these

00:27:17.160 specifications

00:27:17.920 and of course

00:27:19.160 there's things

00:27:19.700 like i don't

00:27:21.440 well everything

00:27:23.960 you just you

00:27:25.420 got to make

00:27:25.800 sure you've got

00:27:26.240 everything on the

00:27:26.860 box it's got to

00:27:27.800 be the right

00:27:28.200 size and then

00:27:29.700 you've got to

00:27:30.120 figure out in

00:27:30.800 our case the

00:27:32.200 calendar pages

00:27:33.060 have a comic on

00:27:34.060 the front and

00:27:35.180 the back which is

00:27:36.600 also new because

00:27:38.060 the cheap calendar

00:27:39.140 companies don't

00:27:39.760 do that so we

00:27:41.460 had to figure out

00:27:41.980 how to do that

00:27:42.920 you have to have

00:27:44.120 the right kind of

00:27:44.660 paper it's really

00:27:45.880 difficult to get

00:27:46.680 the binding just

00:27:48.260 right yeah i know

00:27:49.500 that that's right

00:27:50.080 scott so i think

00:27:50.720 the biggest

00:27:51.100 improvement from

00:27:51.800 last year's

00:27:52.340 calendar is the

00:27:53.120 bindery and so

00:27:54.340 last year we were

00:27:55.160 a little afraid to

00:27:55.920 make the binding

00:27:56.560 too tight because

00:27:57.500 we know most of

00:27:58.460 the customers like

00:27:59.180 to tear through as

00:27:59.920 they go through

00:28:00.340 the year however

00:28:01.380 we also found out

00:28:02.520 that some don't

00:28:03.180 like to tear

00:28:03.660 through as they go

00:28:04.380 through the year

00:28:04.880 and some like

00:28:06.020 to actually keep

00:28:06.580 it as a

00:28:06.900 collectible item

00:28:07.500 and never open

00:28:08.100 it at all right

00:28:08.680 and so i think

00:28:09.560 we learned some

00:28:10.060 lessons from last

00:28:11.320 year so thank you

00:28:12.060 everyone for your

00:28:12.660 patience on that

00:28:13.480 and so we do

00:28:14.840 think the bindery

00:28:15.500 is better it's

00:28:16.180 still not so tight

00:28:16.980 to where you

00:28:17.380 can't tear through

00:28:18.260 i'm very happy

00:28:19.020 with this year's

00:28:19.600 calendar i think

00:28:20.640 the perf lines on

00:28:21.500 the top are easier

00:28:22.660 to tear than last

00:28:23.480 year's too which

00:28:24.460 are also a

00:28:24.980 challenge and so

00:28:26.180 yeah yeah we're

00:28:27.680 really happy with

00:28:28.240 this year's product

00:28:28.840 now where's the

00:28:30.100 only place you can

00:28:31.160 buy it this year

00:28:31.840 the only place

00:28:33.020 you can buy it

00:28:33.520 this year is

00:28:34.120 amazon.com and

00:28:35.680 if you type in

00:28:36.400 the 2026

00:28:37.540 uh dilbert desk

00:28:39.080 calendar this will

00:28:40.280 come up um so

00:28:42.300 make sure that you

00:28:42.920 find this one and

00:28:44.320 so on amazon one

00:28:45.300 of the challenges

00:28:45.780 on amazon is

00:28:46.740 there are fakes

00:28:47.400 and scott and i

00:28:48.520 are battling

00:28:48.940 those uh on a

00:28:50.160 weekly basis but

00:28:51.300 with how well the

00:28:52.360 sales are going

00:28:52.960 thanks to you all

00:28:53.740 uh the fakes are

00:28:55.540 being left in the

00:28:56.220 dust so i i really

00:28:57.360 don't think it's

00:28:57.820 going to be a big

00:28:58.320 problem but um

00:28:59.500 just make sure and

00:29:00.480 i'm sure scott will

00:29:01.060 link it in the in

00:29:01.780 the show notes and

00:29:02.420 it's also available

00:29:03.160 in his background

00:29:04.020 on this x page as

00:29:05.240 well so yeah

00:29:06.160 uh it's easy to

00:29:07.440 find if you just

00:29:09.100 do dilbert 2026

00:29:10.800 calendar and it'll

00:29:12.980 it'll pop up just

00:29:14.120 just make sure it's

00:29:15.060 the orange one and

00:29:16.820 it has my name if

00:29:18.820 it has dilbert is

00:29:20.140 spelled wrong that's

00:29:21.540 the wrong calendar

00:29:22.340 and as funny as that

00:29:24.620 sounds that's how

00:29:25.340 they do it so they

00:29:26.780 would spell uh

00:29:27.660 dilbert with a space

00:29:28.960 in the word where

00:29:29.920 there's no space and

00:29:31.480 that would be enough

00:29:32.120 for the yeah it's

00:29:33.960 it's kind of like a

00:29:34.780 fishing exercise it

00:29:35.940 with all the

00:29:36.360 trainings if somebody's

00:29:37.260 in it there's just

00:29:38.640 always one little

00:29:39.400 thing off that they

00:29:40.740 do to try to get

00:29:41.460 away with it and so

00:29:42.300 be careful of that

00:29:43.060 all right so i've got

00:29:45.080 some really nerdy

00:29:46.140 questions um how

00:29:48.860 many specialty

00:29:49.940 machines does it

00:29:51.980 take to make this

00:29:52.740 one calendar like

00:29:54.300 there's something that

00:29:55.000 cuts so there's

00:29:55.740 something that yeah

00:29:56.600 just run through

00:29:57.740 like how many

00:29:58.440 machines are there

00:29:59.400 there's special

00:29:59.980 yeah so i i would

00:30:01.820 say um off the top

00:30:03.540 of my head around

00:30:04.700 eight wow right

00:30:06.740 this is a very

00:30:08.540 complex calendar and

00:30:09.820 so the daily desk

00:30:11.340 calendar just from the

00:30:12.240 sheer number of pages

00:30:13.200 alone in the middle

00:30:14.320 is a big challenge and

00:30:15.800 that's why it's hard to

00:30:16.440 be made in the united

00:30:17.340 states and then you

00:30:18.820 add in the cover the

00:30:19.840 wraparound cover with

00:30:20.960 the perf lines on top

00:30:22.220 or there has to be the

00:30:23.160 lines to help you tear

00:30:23.940 through that also requires

00:30:25.660 a commercial bindery

00:30:26.500 piece right and then we

00:30:27.820 use multiple web

00:30:29.020 presses uh that are

00:30:30.280 role fed as well as

00:30:31.560 uh an offset press as

00:30:33.080 well um and an inkjet

00:30:34.820 and so um just off the

00:30:36.580 top of my head uh

00:30:37.800 around eight um probably

00:30:39.500 the coolest thing that i

00:30:40.540 think would be the

00:30:41.480 easel that we've done

00:30:42.680 and so in the past um it

00:30:45.140 had been a black

00:30:45.940 plastic easel and uh

00:30:48.460 those are almost always

00:30:49.500 sourced overseas and

00:30:50.880 once again we were

00:30:51.480 trying to make this a

00:30:52.240 hundred percent in the

00:30:52.880 united states right i

00:30:54.580 went on a tour looking

00:30:55.600 for a plastic manufacturer

00:30:57.380 in the dallas area and

00:30:59.120 i actually found one

00:31:00.120 um where the black

00:31:01.540 plastic easels could be

00:31:02.660 made but the cost was a

00:31:04.440 little bit prohibitive

00:31:05.320 because we were trying

00:31:06.020 to keep the calendar

00:31:06.720 um within reason and

00:31:08.140 then just the timing of

00:31:09.160 how long it would take

00:31:10.260 to make those because

00:31:11.380 they had to order a new

00:31:12.220 mold and so we came up

00:31:13.900 with an alternative

00:31:14.460 solution um of chip

00:31:16.160 boards so using chip

00:31:17.020 boards so this is 48

00:31:17.960 point chip boards and

00:31:19.480 as you can see with

00:31:20.160 made in america stamp on

00:31:21.220 the on the back here

00:31:22.160 which we're proud of and

00:31:23.560 so it's just as sturdy

00:31:24.620 as the plastic obviously

00:31:25.820 it's more environmentally

00:31:26.980 friendly for those that

00:31:28.080 that's important too and

00:31:29.940 uh we're proud of that

00:31:30.960 and so i'd like to get

00:31:31.840 some video of that being

00:31:32.560 made and so we have a

00:31:33.380 partner on that and so

00:31:34.760 one of the also another

00:31:35.940 point that people might

00:31:37.080 not know would be um no

00:31:38.660 no printer can make this

00:31:39.800 on their own right and

00:31:40.920 they might pretend they

00:31:41.700 can we don't and we were

00:31:42.700 always honest with scott

00:31:43.540 about that and so we

00:31:44.860 have a couple partners

00:31:45.740 locally as well to help

00:31:47.040 us with this that are

00:31:48.220 always just as grateful

00:31:49.080 and just as excited now to

00:31:50.840 get the dilbert calendar

00:31:51.720 and so one of them is

00:31:53.060 uh performance specialty

00:31:54.120 i'll go ahead and name

00:31:54.780 them in dallas and so

00:31:56.200 they convert both uh the

00:31:57.900 easel as well as the box

00:32:00.000 and so the box is actually

00:32:01.960 printed on a flat sheet as

00:32:03.240 well i believe four to eight

00:32:05.120 up i forget exactly and

00:32:06.780 then that that is trimmed

00:32:07.780 and then converted as well

00:32:09.120 uh just like the easels so

00:32:11.000 there's a lot of work that

00:32:12.100 goes into these and um it

00:32:14.200 really just illustrates

00:32:15.160 american crafts

00:32:15.920 craftsmanship you know to a

00:32:17.320 t and so we're really

00:32:18.520 proud about that all right

00:32:20.060 chris mostly we want

00:32:21.220 people just to know that

00:32:22.320 it's available now and

00:32:23.160 they can go to amazon they

00:32:24.400 can buy it and it was made

00:32:25.460 in america and you're you're

00:32:27.960 the genius behind it and

00:32:29.460 uh i'm not entirely sure if

00:32:31.280 i'd tried to do this with

00:32:33.220 somebody else they could have

00:32:34.140 gotten it done because as i

00:32:36.040 watched the complexity of

00:32:37.440 this and you watched you

00:32:38.700 chug through all the

00:32:40.020 problems and like all right

00:32:41.140 got this problem i'll fix it

00:32:42.300 got a problem we'll fix it

00:32:43.380 it was just endless little

00:32:45.900 problems that you figured out

00:32:47.320 how to fix so you're like the

00:32:48.240 ultimate fixer so yeah i

00:32:50.480 appreciate that so uh i

00:32:52.960 don't want to keep you too

00:32:53.920 long the some of the

00:32:55.780 audience cares deeply about

00:32:57.100 the calendar and some of

00:32:58.200 them want to move on so so

00:33:01.240 just notice there so just go

00:33:02.740 to amazon go to the 2026

00:33:04.700 dilbert calendar you'll find

00:33:05.960 it easily and uh i'll talk

00:33:09.280 to you later chris yeah i

00:33:10.680 appreciate scott if you don't

00:33:11.660 mind one more thing um i do

00:33:13.200 want to tell the audience and

00:33:14.520 i'm sure they know this but my

00:33:16.000 favorite question to get at that

00:33:17.420 i get asked when people know

00:33:18.520 i do these calendars is what

00:33:20.180 is scott like to work with and

00:33:21.780 he's been unbelievable and so

00:33:23.800 he's been so supportive it

00:33:25.020 feels like we're on one team

00:33:26.280 and i'm truly grateful for

00:33:27.920 that scott and i always enjoy

00:33:29.520 our calls um we always have a

00:33:31.240 few laughs and we grind through

00:33:33.880 all the problems together and uh

00:33:35.760 i just want to thank you for the

00:33:37.060 opportunity and then just thank

00:33:38.280 all the fans for the support as

00:33:39.420 well so thank you thank you

00:33:41.480 uh great seeing you again

00:33:42.940 yeah you too we'll talk soon

00:33:44.500 catch up to you later

00:33:45.820 all right we're back to me

00:33:48.620 ba-boom all right ladies and

00:33:51.340 gentlemen thanks for uh that

00:33:53.380 little diversion we'll go back to

00:33:55.320 the news

00:33:55.820 back to the news um

00:33:59.420 anyway let's see uh we talked

00:34:04.540 about trump calling somebody piggy or

00:34:06.680 maybe he didn't i said i haven't

00:34:08.200 heard his explanation has anybody

00:34:10.300 heard trump's explanation of why

00:34:12.260 he seems to have called somebody

00:34:13.740 piggy

00:34:14.040 doesn't even have an explanation

00:34:17.660 is to say that didn't happen

00:34:19.780 we'll wait for that

00:34:21.740 all right uh apparently the snap

00:34:27.260 program where the government helps

00:34:29.560 people buy groceries was just

00:34:31.520 massively fraudulent i saw a post

00:34:34.340 by next order on x i guess uh

00:34:37.420 secretary rollins was out there

00:34:39.840 saying they're gonna have to

00:34:41.000 destruct the entire thing

00:34:42.580 so how big is it i had no idea

00:34:45.460 the snap was this enormous program

00:34:48.340 that had become more enormous by

00:34:50.800 by fraud so now they'll all be

00:34:53.380 required to reapply which seems like

00:34:56.400 a good idea but i do ask myself

00:34:58.960 this question of the subset of

00:35:02.020 americans who couldn't figure out

00:35:03.980 how to feed themselves without the

00:35:06.380 government are they going to be able

00:35:09.060 to reapply and how do they reply in

00:35:11.620 the first how do they apply in the

00:35:12.720 first place applying for stuff isn't

00:35:15.200 easy you got to fill out a bunch of

00:35:16.640 forms you got to know where to go

00:35:17.960 where to send them where to email

00:35:20.000 them

00:35:20.340 i don't know i'm not entirely sure

00:35:23.640 people will know how to sign up for

00:35:26.100 snap but not my problem not my

00:35:29.740 problem

00:35:30.140 and i didn't see the number but it's

00:35:34.860 like some god awful number of the total

00:35:37.640 snap recipients were frauds and

00:35:40.900 duplicates

00:35:41.440 just an enormous number unbelievable i

00:35:45.860 saw tucker carlson who's at some event

00:35:47.820 and he was sort of wondering aloud why

00:35:51.380 jeffrey epstein is capturing our anger

00:35:53.600 have you thought about that have you

00:35:56.900 thought why why is this one person

00:35:58.920 you know getting all our attention and

00:36:01.500 is that telling us anything that one

00:36:03.240 person is getting all this attention

00:36:04.520 well i saw wall street apes do a post

00:36:06.980 about this

00:36:07.400 and uh so this is what tucker said

00:36:10.460 we'll see if you agree with this and

00:36:12.560 i'll have some comments

00:36:13.600 what is it about jeffrey epstein that's

00:36:15.900 so infuriating to people

00:36:17.280 so infuriating it's actually causing

00:36:20.280 seismic political problems what is it

00:36:22.760 i'll tell you what it is

00:36:24.060 tucker says it's the frustration of

00:36:26.600 normal people

00:36:27.340 watching a certain class of people get

00:36:30.180 away with everything every single time

00:36:32.360 that's what it is

00:36:33.260 we've had enough

00:36:34.440 now does that remind you of a norm

00:36:38.540 mcdonald joke

00:36:39.600 about bill cosby

00:36:41.600 you know the norm mcdonald joke about

00:36:45.240 bill cosby don't you

00:36:46.440 where he's talking about somebody said

00:36:49.440 that the worst thing about the

00:36:51.920 the worst thing about the bill cosby

00:36:55.840 situation

00:36:56.440 is the hypocrisy

00:36:58.080 and then norm's punchline is

00:37:00.940 yeah i don't think it's the hypocrisy

00:37:03.720 that's the worst part

00:37:04.860 i'm thinking it's all the raping

00:37:07.400 now

00:37:08.920 don't you get that same vibe from this

00:37:11.640 do you think that what is infuriating

00:37:14.320 people

00:37:14.700 is that they're watching a certain

00:37:16.660 class of people get away with

00:37:18.080 everything every single time

00:37:19.300 or

00:37:20.200 could it be thousands of rapes

00:37:23.080 if you're going to be infuriated

00:37:26.640 i think thousands of rapes

00:37:29.280 systematically run through

00:37:31.360 one island

00:37:32.500 and a few other properties

00:37:34.420 ah that's sort of the problem

00:37:36.640 more than the

00:37:37.420 gosh

00:37:38.260 rich people seem to be getting away with a lot

00:37:40.720 how many of you are sitting here just thinking

00:37:44.420 man those rich people getting away with stuff

00:37:46.960 that's the problem

00:37:48.460 not the

00:37:49.700 thousands of sex crimes

00:37:51.620 no

00:37:52.740 well it was the sex crimes

00:37:58.680 i'm here to tell you

00:37:59.780 but also it's a story about sex and money and

00:38:05.360 trump and attractive females and underage people

00:38:10.240 and it just has everything that

00:38:12.480 a story that's going to make you angry would have

00:38:15.400 so

00:38:16.820 there's not much of a mystery about that

00:38:19.280 um

00:38:21.580 so red wave press

00:38:25.300 showing this clip on x

00:38:28.220 um

00:38:29.520 the word implicated

00:38:30.660 is going to start taking some

00:38:32.660 extra meaning

00:38:34.320 lately

00:38:34.840 implicated

00:38:36.080 because i've got a feeling that

00:38:38.100 some people don't know the difference between

00:38:40.040 implicated

00:38:40.760 and indicted

00:38:42.220 which is kind of convenient

00:38:44.560 if you want to

00:38:45.440 if you want to

00:38:46.340 accuse somebody of something

00:38:48.120 well he was uh

00:38:50.000 implicated

00:38:51.300 what do you mean he was implicated

00:38:53.240 well his name was

00:38:55.320 on the documents

00:38:57.160 i don't see his name on the documents

00:38:59.940 well it was redacted

00:39:01.560 but we're pretty sure it's there under those redactions

00:39:05.020 implicated

00:39:08.400 anyway abby phillip on cnn was saying if

00:39:11.720 uh

00:39:12.120 i think she was saying this to scott jennings

00:39:14.860 if trump has nothing to hide

00:39:16.980 and he's totally intended to say that

00:39:18.800 and to believe that

00:39:20.140 he should be clamoring for these documents

00:39:22.280 this is before he

00:39:23.500 said everybody could have him i guess

00:39:25.760 then scott jennings did

00:39:28.380 a scott jennings

00:39:29.600 which is he goes

00:39:30.540 so

00:39:31.500 you believe after 10 years of this

00:39:34.200 of

00:39:35.220 him trump

00:39:36.180 being on the public stage

00:39:38.000 that if there was something to know

00:39:40.000 we wouldn't know it by now

00:39:41.380 now if you watch

00:39:44.340 scott jennings a lot

00:39:45.860 and i recommend you do

00:39:47.240 because he's got a lot of game in the persuasion world

00:39:50.140 um it's so powerful to put this in the form of a question

00:39:54.380 because it makes a person stop and think how they would answer the question

00:39:58.540 and it makes the people listening home

00:40:00.440 wonder how they would answer the question

00:40:02.840 so it's a very engaging form of persuasion

00:40:06.560 rather than just making a statement

00:40:08.140 all right

00:40:09.680 so you believe that

00:40:11.180 now usually i mock people for putting so at the end of a sentence

00:40:15.300 but he didn't use it in the wrong way

00:40:18.340 he you know he used it just to introduce his point

00:40:20.880 which is fine

00:40:21.420 and then abby phillip had actually pretty good response to that

00:40:25.700 she said i mean

00:40:27.400 you can make that argument about every single person who's implicated in these documents

00:40:32.500 oh implicated

00:40:33.400 implicated

00:40:34.600 every single person who's implicated

00:40:36.740 yes

00:40:37.580 you can make the argument

00:40:39.580 that anybody who has not yet been accused

00:40:42.380 must be more likely innocent

00:40:45.660 but that wouldn't apply to trump

00:40:47.940 so as soon as you compare any normal person

00:40:51.500 or even a ceo

00:40:52.600 to trump

00:40:53.840 you're in weird territory

00:40:55.760 because there's no comparison

00:40:56.800 if one of the ceos had done a terrible crime on the island

00:41:01.380 and 10 years had passed

00:41:03.640 do you think you necessarily would have heard about it

00:41:07.080 you can't know for sure

00:41:09.820 but i feel like maybe not

00:41:12.460 but what if somebody like

00:41:15.000 elvis or

00:41:16.620 or or trump had done some bad thing

00:41:19.540 and then 10 years go by

00:41:21.760 and the stakes are so high

00:41:24.380 do you think you wouldn't know about trump

00:41:26.800 so that's a good question from scott jennings

00:41:31.360 and then scott points out

00:41:33.480 very cleverly

00:41:34.900 he says you use you use the word implicated

00:41:37.760 so he he got that

00:41:40.120 he goes if someone's name appears in these documents

00:41:42.680 it doesn't necessarily mean they did anything wrong

00:41:44.700 but i'm sure this is going to lead people to say

00:41:46.940 oh they've been implicated

00:41:48.740 and so we'll see what comes out

00:41:51.120 implicated

00:41:52.620 you're going to hear implicated a lot

00:41:55.440 all right

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00:42:29.820 breaking let's see

00:42:37.220 so now

00:42:38.300 representative stacy plaskett

00:42:42.700 apparently she was caught on video

00:42:45.280 i think the video was from some time ago

00:42:47.240 it had to be some time ago

00:42:48.420 because epstein was still alive

00:42:50.180 and it was

00:42:51.700 she was in congress

00:42:53.680 in a 2019

00:42:54.580 oversight hearing

00:42:56.820 and there's evidence on the text messages

00:42:59.800 that she was messaging epstein

00:43:02.080 to ask him for advice

00:43:03.440 on how to ask a question

00:43:05.260 or answer a question

00:43:06.240 in a live hearing

00:43:07.640 now a bunch of people went

00:43:09.920 oh

00:43:10.380 oh my god

00:43:11.980 no

00:43:13.180 we must censor her or something

00:43:15.220 because she talked to a convicted

00:43:17.580 pedo

00:43:18.840 but i have a different take on that

00:43:22.440 which is

00:43:23.480 she's a elected representative

00:43:25.460 she can talk to anybody that she represents

00:43:29.120 no matter what crime they committed

00:43:31.800 and no matter what reason she gives

00:43:34.480 there is no reason

00:43:36.720 and never will be

00:43:38.320 that an elected representative

00:43:40.540 should be denied in any way

00:43:43.540 the ability to communicate with somebody in their own district

00:43:47.260 and apparently that's

00:43:48.700 that's where epstein lived

00:43:50.280 you know the island

00:43:51.040 was in her area

00:43:52.920 so no

00:43:54.080 i completely disagree with this

00:43:55.800 and i don't care about it at all

00:43:57.540 doesn't affect anyone

00:43:59.600 now

00:44:00.480 does it give me confidence

00:44:02.160 in her as a representative

00:44:04.240 no

00:44:04.700 not really

00:44:05.300 but it's not like the biggest problem in the world

00:44:09.000 i mean

00:44:09.380 if she's getting the job done otherwise

00:44:10.980 you know

00:44:11.660 it's fine

00:44:12.560 don't care about it at all

00:44:15.680 well the crown prince of saudi arabia visited

00:44:18.820 and that's always a

00:44:19.740 big day for president trump

00:44:21.540 he likes it

00:44:22.740 my favorite part

00:44:24.020 is when he took

00:44:25.060 he took mbs

00:44:26.700 the crown prince

00:44:27.920 he took him for a little

00:44:29.420 i don't know if it was a tour

00:44:30.920 or they're just walking from one place

00:44:32.440 but he takes him down that

00:44:33.760 hallway of

00:44:35.100 paintings of all the president's faces

00:44:38.220 that includes the auto pen of biden

00:44:41.420 now

00:44:43.980 it's one thing

00:44:45.700 that he would blame

00:44:48.080 that trump would blame

00:44:49.560 it's one thing that he'd blame

00:44:52.840 biden for the auto pen

00:44:54.380 it's a whole other thing

00:44:56.460 that he would have a

00:44:57.580 a picture put up

00:44:59.300 to replace him in the hallway of presidents

00:45:02.140 that's a whole different level

00:45:04.160 but i think he took it yet to another level

00:45:07.460 that i didn't even know was possible

00:45:09.500 when he brings the head of

00:45:11.360 he brings one of our strongest allies

00:45:14.820 and a head of state

00:45:16.240 to take a tour of the auto pen

00:45:19.020 of the art of the auto pen

00:45:23.020 just so mbs can see

00:45:25.600 how he's humiliating his predecessor

00:45:28.820 well trump says that

00:45:31.600 saudi arabia

00:45:33.820 is going to invest a trillion dollars

00:45:36.340 in the u.s

00:45:37.100 in the next one year

00:45:38.860 and that

00:45:40.020 we're now the hottest country in the world

00:45:43.380 and he predicted that we would have

00:45:44.840 21 trillion dollars

00:45:46.880 in future investments

00:45:48.140 trump says

00:45:50.180 we've done things

00:45:50.980 nobody can believe

00:45:52.060 well that's true

00:45:54.860 21 trillion will be the amount

00:45:56.800 invested in the u.s

00:45:57.640 or committed to invest

00:45:58.800 in one year

00:45:59.740 well there's a big difference

00:46:00.780 between invested

00:46:01.560 and committed to invest

00:46:03.400 one is money

00:46:04.980 and one is talk

00:46:05.820 how much talk do you want

00:46:09.140 for my money

00:46:09.720 so i guess i don't have to tell you

00:46:14.780 that there's some possibility

00:46:16.480 that trump has used a little hyperbole

00:46:20.080 there's some possibility

00:46:22.200 he's just talking like a salesperson

00:46:25.160 maybe

00:46:26.200 maybe 21 trillion won't happen right away

00:46:29.560 but

00:46:31.000 i don't mind this at all

00:46:33.160 you know

00:46:34.220 no matter how accurate or not accurate it is

00:46:36.920 it's all fine

00:46:37.680 because if it makes people think

00:46:39.760 hey

00:46:40.060 the u.s is the hottest country

00:46:42.080 we should invest there

00:46:43.040 that's all i want

00:46:44.600 if the real number

00:46:50.520 and i'll just pick a number out of the air

00:46:52.000 if the real number was

00:46:53.780 10 trillion

00:46:55.180 that's a god-awful amount of numbers

00:46:58.340 or amount of money

00:46:59.780 so if it's 10 trillion

00:47:01.920 and there's a commitment

00:47:03.900 for some unspecified amount more

00:47:06.160 i would call that a huge win

00:47:08.460 i wouldn't peck him to death

00:47:11.020 over the exact numbers

00:47:12.180 so

00:47:13.040 once you learn how to

00:47:14.680 how to navigate

00:47:16.200 the trump world

00:47:18.180 where

00:47:19.140 a claim is sometimes

00:47:21.180 a statement of fact

00:47:22.500 that you can fact check

00:47:23.600 and sometimes the claim

00:47:25.560 is just part of running the country

00:47:27.640 it's basically branding the country

00:47:30.860 making sure everybody knows

00:47:32.480 where the hottest country

00:47:33.420 and you know

00:47:34.780 showing that there's a

00:47:35.760 an investment mechanism

00:47:37.700 that they'll have available to them

00:47:39.320 to put money into this hottest country

00:47:40.860 so as long as he's doing all that

00:47:42.860 that's what i want

00:47:44.420 i don't need any super accuracy

00:47:46.960 on the numbers

00:47:47.580 what difference would it make to me

00:47:48.880 so i but i think the world

00:47:51.800 is getting used to trump now

00:47:53.280 all right

00:47:55.340 um

00:47:56.580 marjorie taylor green

00:47:58.100 got a little quieter today

00:47:59.520 i don't know if she was quieter

00:48:00.640 or

00:48:00.980 just the other news

00:48:02.780 stuff

00:48:03.480 took over

00:48:04.260 but uh

00:48:05.580 she's not too happy

00:48:06.500 that she's being called a traitor

00:48:08.060 i think trump called her

00:48:09.980 marjorie traitor

00:48:10.980 green

00:48:12.200 that's pretty rugged

00:48:13.740 uh

00:48:14.800 she says she fought for six years

00:48:17.000 and gave him

00:48:18.100 uh

00:48:18.620 her loyalty

00:48:19.540 for free

00:48:20.540 um

00:48:23.020 so

00:48:26.140 yeah

00:48:26.660 i do

00:48:27.580 i do worry about that relationship

00:48:30.540 in the sense that

00:48:32.680 we don't want it to affect us

00:48:34.560 but if i were

00:48:36.280 marjorie taylor green

00:48:37.700 who i like by the way

00:48:38.920 um

00:48:40.280 then

00:48:41.480 you should hope

00:48:42.600 that maybe the next president

00:48:44.720 is a republican

00:48:46.020 whoever that is

00:48:48.280 and maybe as someone who

00:48:49.760 wouldn't mind you

00:48:50.520 in a cabinet position

00:48:51.840 that would give you

00:48:53.260 some serious power

00:48:54.340 that was

00:48:54.860 you know

00:48:55.940 equivalent

00:48:56.460 and made sense

00:48:57.320 for your background

00:48:58.300 and experience

00:48:58.960 but if she goes to the cabinet

00:49:00.800 and just does a good job

00:49:03.620 and comes out the other side

00:49:04.820 i think we're all going to be

00:49:06.640 happy with her

00:49:07.280 and if she wanted to run

00:49:08.860 for some other office

00:49:09.860 president would be tough

00:49:11.340 but if she wanted to run

00:49:12.720 for senator

00:49:13.740 or something after that

00:49:14.840 i think people would start

00:49:16.120 feeling that made sense

00:49:18.520 so she does have a path

00:49:20.620 but probably

00:49:22.580 maybe not through her

00:49:24.160 the normal course

00:49:25.680 so

00:49:26.780 i hope her

00:49:28.300 i hope she stays

00:49:30.080 in public life

00:49:31.020 i think it would be

00:49:31.720 let me get a

00:49:33.760 let me get a feel from you

00:49:35.040 even if you hated

00:49:37.000 some of her recent opinions

00:49:39.620 because they were opposite of trump's

00:49:42.080 don't you think she is

00:49:43.300 an important asset

00:49:45.000 for the country

00:49:45.840 and that we're better off

00:49:47.540 when she's in the fight

00:49:48.620 even if she's on the other side

00:49:50.140 we're just better off

00:49:51.720 when she's in the fight

00:49:52.640 same thing i say about massey

00:49:54.420 same thing i say about

00:49:55.480 rand paul

00:49:56.360 yeah

00:49:57.900 all right

00:49:59.280 i see some disagreement

00:50:00.360 and nothing wrong with that

00:50:02.200 we are allowed to disagree

00:50:04.620 on this podcast

00:50:05.720 all right

00:50:07.300 i see your comments

00:50:08.800 well uh

00:50:11.440 the trump

00:50:12.380 doe

00:50:13.600 is going to give microsoft

00:50:14.680 a

00:50:15.040 one billion

00:50:16.420 or microsoft partner

00:50:17.660 one billion dollar loan

00:50:19.200 to restart

00:50:19.900 three mile island

00:50:20.920 how would you like

00:50:22.880 to take on that

00:50:23.760 you know

00:50:25.020 all

00:50:25.260 all the

00:50:26.120 big companies

00:50:26.980 they rushed

00:50:27.660 to

00:50:28.540 you know

00:50:29.020 grab a hold of

00:50:29.740 some kind of nuclear asset

00:50:30.940 when they knew they would need it

00:50:32.120 for ai

00:50:32.840 and

00:50:34.260 how would you like

00:50:35.240 to be the slowest one

00:50:36.420 and by the time you get there

00:50:38.280 it looks like

00:50:38.760 all right

00:50:39.340 we're going to grab some nuclear assets

00:50:41.080 that didn't used to be great

00:50:43.140 but we're going to

00:50:44.580 you know

00:50:44.820 now people are thinking about it differently

00:50:46.400 they're not as anti-nuclear

00:50:47.780 so we're going to take that nuclear asset

00:50:49.940 and we're going to turn it into something valuable

00:50:52.320 well which one is it

00:50:54.160 well

00:50:54.620 we got there a little late

00:50:56.620 maybe the

00:50:58.460 the recently closed

00:51:00.440 nuclear power plants

00:51:02.260 they got snatched up pretty quickly

00:51:03.880 okay

00:51:04.900 okay

00:51:05.380 but which one did you get

00:51:07.660 well as I said

00:51:08.940 a lot of the good ones

00:51:09.880 were snatched up right away

00:51:11.320 okay

00:51:13.160 you're not answering the question

00:51:14.320 which one did you get

00:51:16.360 three mile island

00:51:18.420 wait what

00:51:19.780 three mile island

00:51:21.820 three mile island

00:51:23.400 three mile

00:51:24.340 three mile island

00:51:25.940 yeah

00:51:26.620 three mile island

00:51:27.540 never go last

00:51:29.360 all right

00:51:32.280 this story

00:51:37.700 this story

00:51:39.040 made me laugh

00:51:40.140 so apparently

00:51:41.580 there's a story

00:51:42.380 about how

00:51:42.880 Jeffrey Epstein

00:51:43.620 was unhappy

00:51:44.660 with

00:51:45.120 Google's

00:51:46.300 search engine

00:51:47.200 optimization

00:51:48.020 because it

00:51:49.720 kept

00:51:50.180 surfacing

00:51:51.500 negative stories

00:51:53.040 about him

00:51:53.560 according to

00:51:54.480 The Verge

00:51:55.280 Mia Sato

00:51:56.460 was writing about this

00:51:57.360 now

00:51:58.020 weren't we

00:51:59.900 supposed to believe

00:52:00.740 that

00:52:01.140 Jeffrey Epstein

00:52:02.100 was part of some

00:52:03.140 you know

00:52:04.300 giant running

00:52:05.560 the entire world

00:52:06.740 you know

00:52:07.680 backdoor thing

00:52:09.260 that

00:52:10.180 he had all the power

00:52:11.300 of all the intelligence

00:52:12.320 agencies

00:52:13.340 and

00:52:13.840 he had

00:52:14.600 you know

00:52:15.000 unlimited money

00:52:15.960 and he couldn't get

00:52:17.560 his SEO to work

00:52:18.780 and he didn't know

00:52:20.240 who to call

00:52:20.900 he's like

00:52:24.640 allegedly

00:52:25.560 we're thinking

00:52:26.080 he's the most

00:52:26.620 powerful man

00:52:27.360 in the world

00:52:27.840 between his

00:52:28.500 blackmail and his

00:52:29.380 money and the

00:52:30.240 contacts he has

00:52:31.080 and the

00:52:31.980 most powerful man

00:52:33.440 in the world

00:52:33.940 has exactly the

00:52:35.120 same problem

00:52:35.560 you do

00:52:35.960 which is

00:52:36.540 I don't think

00:52:37.740 this search

00:52:38.660 algorithm is right

00:52:39.680 who do I call

00:52:42.080 there's nobody

00:52:43.460 to call

00:52:44.120 to me

00:52:46.460 that's funny

00:52:47.060 that even

00:52:48.580 Jeffrey Epstein

00:52:49.300 had nobody

00:52:49.840 to call

00:52:50.280 to fix this

00:52:51.100 not that they

00:52:52.320 would have fixed it

00:52:53.040 but

00:52:53.760 this problem

00:52:55.360 just like yours

00:52:56.500 all right

00:52:59.140 and I guess

00:52:59.640 now we know

00:53:00.540 George Soros

00:53:01.340 gave a quarter

00:53:02.120 million dollars

00:53:02.760 to some British

00:53:03.460 group

00:53:03.880 that was working

00:53:05.000 to censor

00:53:05.820 conservative news

00:53:06.780 sites

00:53:07.160 and kill

00:53:08.840 kill Musk's

00:53:10.360 ex

00:53:10.680 Chuck Ross

00:53:11.300 is writing

00:53:11.640 about that

00:53:12.140 well

00:53:13.520 yeah

00:53:14.640 yeah

00:53:15.980 all right

00:53:17.460 here's the

00:53:19.080 last story

00:53:20.240 in the news

00:53:20.720 there's nothing

00:53:21.380 to say about

00:53:21.920 that except

00:53:22.400 George Soros

00:53:23.340 is in fact

00:53:24.440 trying to

00:53:25.100 destroy free

00:53:26.020 speech

00:53:26.400 but only yours

00:53:27.620 yeah

00:53:28.720 not his

00:53:29.380 so

00:53:33.300 Chris Matthews

00:53:35.000 was recently

00:53:36.280 on News Nation

00:53:37.000 with Leland

00:53:37.880 Vittert

00:53:38.920 News Nation

00:53:39.920 is doing a good

00:53:40.500 job lately

00:53:41.060 by the way

00:53:41.500 and

00:53:42.580 I saw it

00:53:43.980 on a Jason

00:53:44.500 Cohen

00:53:44.840 Post

00:53:46.420 and

00:53:47.840 so what

00:53:50.620 Chris Matthews

00:53:51.540 says

00:53:51.840 is that

00:53:53.020 if the

00:53:53.580 political left

00:53:54.840 teams up

00:53:57.040 with MS

00:53:57.720 now

00:53:58.740 there used

00:53:59.440 to be

00:53:59.660 MSNBC

00:54:00.380 but MS

00:54:01.280 now

00:54:01.600 that

00:54:02.600 their

00:54:03.320 audience

00:54:04.380 will not

00:54:05.340 be able

00:54:05.640 to elect

00:54:06.140 them

00:54:06.380 in any

00:54:06.780 important

00:54:07.720 federal

00:54:08.200 office

00:54:08.680 there's

00:54:09.580 sort of

00:54:09.840 a losing

00:54:10.320 it's a losing

00:54:12.160 frame

00:54:13.060 if they

00:54:13.680 enter

00:54:13.920 the far

00:54:14.520 left

00:54:14.800 frame

00:54:15.140 and they

00:54:16.140 embrace

00:54:16.800 the things

00:54:17.620 that MS

00:54:18.160 now

00:54:18.460 is embracing

00:54:19.100 that they'll

00:54:20.000 just lose

00:54:20.660 and it will

00:54:21.800 split the

00:54:22.320 party

00:54:22.600 and they'll

00:54:23.620 all be in

00:54:24.100 trouble

00:54:24.360 and he

00:54:25.460 says

00:54:25.960 Chris Matthews

00:54:27.200 says

00:54:27.440 this is a

00:54:28.040 problem

00:54:28.420 and I

00:54:29.360 look at

00:54:29.640 them lining

00:54:30.200 up and

00:54:30.680 when they

00:54:31.000 make these

00:54:31.420 statements

00:54:31.820 I go

00:54:32.200 that's for

00:54:33.080 MSNBC

00:54:33.800 that's not

00:54:34.380 for the

00:54:34.700 electorate

00:54:35.240 and that's

00:54:36.060 a problem

00:54:36.560 and it

00:54:38.220 made me

00:54:38.540 think

00:54:38.940 about

00:54:40.220 where

00:54:40.740 real

00:54:41.140 power

00:54:41.680 lies

00:54:42.660 here's

00:54:44.620 a little

00:54:44.860 mental

00:54:45.200 experiment

00:54:45.840 a thought

00:54:46.320 experiment

00:54:46.760 you ready

00:54:47.300 thought

00:54:48.300 experiment

00:54:48.940 all right

00:54:50.560 what if

00:54:52.360 the talent

00:54:54.340 you know

00:54:54.940 the on-air

00:54:55.400 talent

00:54:55.900 of MS

00:54:57.020 now

00:54:57.360 was way

00:54:58.620 better than

00:54:59.220 it is

00:54:59.780 what would

00:55:01.780 happen

00:55:02.100 just

00:55:03.320 regular

00:55:03.820 talent

00:55:04.320 there's

00:55:05.280 nothing

00:55:05.640 magic

00:55:06.600 or special

00:55:07.140 they're

00:55:07.400 just

00:55:07.620 way

00:55:08.200 better

00:55:08.460 at it

00:55:09.000 well

00:55:10.220 their

00:55:10.840 audience

00:55:11.300 would

00:55:11.560 zoom

00:55:11.880 because

00:55:12.900 they

00:55:13.080 would

00:55:13.240 be

00:55:13.440 more

00:55:13.720 entertaining

00:55:14.140 and

00:55:15.580 their

00:55:16.100 power

00:55:16.600 in terms

00:55:17.220 of their

00:55:17.500 influence

00:55:17.940 over the

00:55:18.320 electorate

00:55:18.820 would go

00:55:20.040 up

00:55:20.320 probably

00:55:21.280 in roughly

00:55:21.960 the same

00:55:23.500 ratio

00:55:23.900 as their

00:55:24.220 audience

00:55:24.660 so

00:55:25.900 who's

00:55:26.820 running

00:55:27.080 the

00:55:27.280 country

00:55:27.620 who's

00:55:29.520 running

00:55:29.740 the

00:55:29.920 country

00:55:30.260 if

00:55:31.740 Rachel

00:55:32.420 Maddow

00:55:32.940 could do

00:55:33.520 better

00:55:33.900 work

00:55:34.380 and that

00:55:35.820 would

00:55:35.960 cause

00:55:36.220 a

00:55:36.360 bigger

00:55:36.540 audience

00:55:37.100 and that

00:55:38.140 would

00:55:38.260 cause

00:55:38.520 them

00:55:38.660 to

00:55:38.760 have

00:55:38.880 more

00:55:39.060 power

00:55:39.480 and that

00:55:40.920 would

00:55:41.060 cause

00:55:41.360 the

00:55:41.560 MS

00:55:41.900 now

00:55:42.260 point

00:55:43.560 of

00:55:43.720 view

00:55:43.960 to

00:55:45.000 get

00:55:45.240 more

00:55:45.720 weight

00:55:47.160 who's

00:55:48.320 running

00:55:48.540 the

00:55:48.740 country

00:55:49.080 the

00:55:50.300 elected

00:55:50.620 people

00:55:51.000 or

00:55:51.240 Rachel

00:55:51.540 Maddow

00:55:51.940 right

00:55:53.360 now let

00:55:55.040 me take

00:55:55.340 that

00:55:55.620 to the

00:55:56.520 other

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00:56:24.140 You know

00:56:27.620 as I've

00:56:28.100 often

00:56:28.360 said

00:56:28.700 that

00:56:29.960 the

00:56:30.760 producers

00:56:31.700 for Fox

00:56:32.920 News

00:56:33.260 are so

00:56:34.320 much

00:56:34.540 better

00:56:34.820 than the

00:56:35.300 producers

00:56:35.840 for the

00:56:36.280 other

00:56:36.480 shows

00:56:36.820 that it

00:56:38.540 just jumps

00:56:39.040 off the

00:56:39.380 page

00:56:39.680 now you'd

00:56:40.080 have to

00:56:40.300 be in

00:56:40.500 the

00:56:40.600 business

00:56:41.060 as I

00:56:41.980 am

00:56:42.180 to maybe

00:56:42.560 even

00:56:42.800 notice

00:56:43.100 it

00:56:43.380 but

00:56:44.080 they have

00:56:45.040 such

00:56:45.300 better

00:56:45.580 producers

00:56:46.060 now

00:56:47.360 how much

00:56:48.180 power

00:56:48.760 does that

00:56:49.580 give to

00:56:49.960 Rupert Murdoch

00:56:51.020 or

00:56:51.300 Fox

00:56:52.260 News

00:56:52.620 just

00:56:53.580 because

00:56:53.960 they're

00:56:54.160 better

00:56:54.580 at

00:56:54.860 it

00:56:55.060 they

00:56:55.700 can

00:56:55.840 just

00:56:56.020 put

00:56:56.260 it

00:56:56.340 on

00:56:56.420 the

00:56:56.540 show

00:56:56.680 that

00:56:56.860 looks

00:56:57.160 better

00:56:57.440 sounds

00:56:57.780 better

00:56:58.120 and

00:56:59.220 then

00:56:59.460 more

00:56:59.720 people

00:56:59.980 will

00:57:00.120 watch

00:57:00.300 it

00:57:00.480 a lot

00:57:01.820 it gives

00:57:02.940 them a lot

00:57:03.300 of power

00:57:03.580 so even

00:57:04.220 the

00:57:04.500 producers

00:57:05.180 the people

00:57:06.680 you've never

00:57:07.080 heard of

00:57:07.560 even

00:57:08.660 they have

00:57:09.040 power

00:57:09.440 more than

00:57:10.580 you think

00:57:11.060 but now

00:57:12.180 here's where

00:57:12.560 it gets

00:57:12.800 interesting

00:57:13.240 if you're

00:57:14.360 looking at

00:57:14.700 Fox News

00:57:15.360 let's say

00:57:15.820 prime time

00:57:16.460 where

00:57:16.700 everything

00:57:17.600 important

00:57:18.020 happens

00:57:18.440 and you're

00:57:19.860 looking at

00:57:20.280 Greg

00:57:20.800 Gottfeld's

00:57:21.360 on

00:57:21.520 twice

00:57:22.000 you know

00:57:23.040 he's on

00:57:23.300 the five

00:57:23.800 and then

00:57:24.080 he's on

00:57:24.440 Gottfeld

00:57:25.260 and

00:57:25.700 you know

00:57:26.800 Jesse

00:57:27.080 Waters

00:57:27.440 is on

00:57:27.780 twice

00:57:28.180 I'm not

00:57:29.840 sure where

00:57:30.120 Dana is

00:57:30.580 now

00:57:30.840 but she

00:57:31.800 I think

00:57:32.500 she has

00:57:32.760 a second

00:57:33.180 show

00:57:33.520 I may

00:57:34.360 have lost

00:57:34.720 track of

00:57:35.180 her other

00:57:35.460 one

00:57:35.660 but you're

00:57:36.720 talking about

00:57:37.200 the best

00:57:38.560 people

00:57:39.000 in my

00:57:40.140 opinion

00:57:40.440 the best

00:57:41.100 people in

00:57:41.580 the business

00:57:42.120 and they all

00:57:43.140 happen to be

00:57:43.560 in the same

00:57:43.980 network

00:57:44.440 how much

00:57:45.920 power

00:57:46.440 does that

00:57:47.640 give Fox

00:57:48.320 News

00:57:48.680 simply

00:57:50.060 simply

00:57:50.080 because

00:57:50.440 they have

00:57:50.760 more

00:57:50.980 talent

00:57:51.420 in their

00:57:51.940 host

00:57:52.340 lineup

00:57:52.820 probably

00:57:54.120 a lot

00:57:54.660 probably

00:57:55.620 a lot

00:57:56.040 and we

00:57:57.600 don't really

00:57:57.960 think of

00:57:58.460 power that

00:57:58.940 way do we

00:57:59.480 we think

00:58:00.560 of the

00:58:00.840 people I'm

00:58:01.280 talking about

00:58:01.820 as people

00:58:02.640 who are

00:58:02.820 talking about

00:58:03.600 the power

00:58:04.100 they're not

00:58:04.980 the power

00:58:05.500 the people

00:58:06.640 talking about

00:58:07.280 it

00:58:07.660 are they

00:58:08.520 are they

00:58:09.780 just the ones

00:58:10.280 talking about

00:58:10.920 it

00:58:11.100 or are they

00:58:11.660 the ones

00:58:12.060 who decide

00:58:12.700 by their

00:58:14.540 quality of

00:58:16.100 their actions

00:58:16.560 how many

00:58:17.400 people are

00:58:17.800 going to

00:58:17.960 watch

00:58:18.360 and then

00:58:19.580 if a lot

00:58:19.920 of people

00:58:20.200 watch

00:58:20.720 don't they

00:58:22.680 have power

00:58:23.280 right

00:58:24.760 I'm watching

00:58:26.080 your comments

00:58:26.660 you get a little

00:58:27.120 bit quiet

00:58:27.660 when I

00:58:28.120 when I

00:58:28.900 venture into

00:58:29.440 a new

00:58:29.760 territory

00:58:30.240 but

00:58:31.420 yeah

00:58:33.900 talent

00:58:36.420 I would say

00:58:37.300 that talent

00:58:37.880 is the

00:58:38.360 invisible

00:58:38.840 variable

00:58:39.460 that people

00:58:40.960 don't

00:58:41.460 necessarily

00:58:42.080 recognize

00:58:42.720 and call

00:58:43.140 out

00:58:43.400 but there's

00:58:44.180 a specific

00:58:45.200 theme

00:58:46.960 within

00:58:47.340 talent

00:58:47.940 let's see

00:58:49.020 if you

00:58:49.260 can tell

00:58:49.600 what it

00:58:49.900 is

00:58:50.240 there's

00:58:51.360 something

00:58:51.640 that Fox

00:58:52.220 News

00:58:52.600 hosts

00:58:53.220 have

00:58:53.800 as a

00:58:55.900 talent

00:58:56.300 that I

00:58:58.100 don't believe

00:58:58.660 anybody on

00:58:59.420 MSNBC

00:59:00.180 has

00:59:00.720 and maybe

00:59:01.380 I'm thinking

00:59:03.160 nobody on

00:59:04.340 CNN

00:59:04.660 so there's

00:59:06.840 a talent

00:59:07.480 a specific

00:59:08.080 talent

00:59:08.520 that you'll

00:59:09.900 see on Fox

00:59:10.540 News hosts

00:59:11.380 several of them

00:59:12.500 I'll name them

00:59:13.860 in a minute

00:59:14.240 but you'll

00:59:15.160 see none

00:59:15.680 of it

00:59:16.080 in the

00:59:17.120 others

00:59:17.440 what's

00:59:18.000 the talent

00:59:18.520 you tell

00:59:19.680 me

00:59:19.820 what talent

00:59:20.600 do the Fox

00:59:21.980 News hosts

00:59:22.540 have

00:59:22.880 it might

00:59:23.220 be more

00:59:23.520 than one

00:59:23.840 but there's

00:59:24.140 one I'm

00:59:24.460 thinking of

00:59:24.940 the answer

00:59:26.460 is humor

00:59:27.100 the answer

00:59:28.760 is humor

00:59:29.300 if you have

00:59:30.780 not discovered

00:59:31.480 that

00:59:32.040 Guffield

00:59:32.640 and Waters

00:59:33.220 are hilarious

00:59:34.560 and you

00:59:35.760 haven't

00:59:36.020 discovered

00:59:36.460 that if

00:59:36.800 you throw

00:59:37.560 in Kennedy

00:59:38.180 and you

00:59:38.580 throw in

00:59:39.040 Dana

00:59:39.400 and you

00:59:40.400 throw in

00:59:41.260 Emily

00:59:41.800 Campanio

00:59:43.200 that you

00:59:44.020 have this

00:59:44.400 whole

00:59:44.780 humor

00:59:46.140 kind of

00:59:46.880 structure

00:59:47.600 that lives

00:59:48.840 within the

00:59:49.580 structure

00:59:49.920 of the

00:59:50.260 show

00:59:50.560 and

00:59:52.020 it

00:59:52.640 travels

00:59:53.340 not

00:59:53.780 every

00:59:54.300 show

00:59:54.700 but it

00:59:55.800 does

00:59:56.000 travel

00:59:56.400 from show

00:59:56.880 to show

00:59:57.300 you know

00:59:58.180 wherever

00:59:58.600 one of

00:59:59.000 those

00:59:59.180 characters

00:59:59.720 you're

01:00:00.680 going to

01:00:00.800 see

01:00:00.920 humor

01:00:01.220 now

01:00:02.280 am I

01:00:02.640 wrong

01:00:02.940 as soon

01:00:04.700 as you

01:00:04.900 think about

01:00:05.480 it

01:00:05.620 it changes

01:00:06.060 how you

01:00:06.360 see the

01:00:06.640 whole

01:00:06.780 thing

01:00:07.040 isn't

01:00:07.280 the Fox

01:00:09.260 News

01:00:09.560 people

01:00:09.920 and again

01:00:11.220 none of

01:00:12.360 this happens

01:00:12.920 unless you've

01:00:13.520 got the

01:00:13.840 right

01:00:14.120 producers

01:00:14.720 because the

01:00:15.960 producers

01:00:16.360 are the

01:00:16.760 ones who

01:00:17.120 say you

01:00:17.640 know do

01:00:18.300 more of

01:00:18.620 that do

01:00:18.940 less of

01:00:19.280 that at

01:00:19.700 least until

01:00:20.140 the host

01:00:20.520 is so

01:00:21.420 successful

01:00:21.960 they don't

01:00:22.500 have to

01:00:22.760 take advice

01:00:23.360 eventually

01:00:24.780 that happens

01:00:25.400 but am I

01:00:26.460 wrong

01:00:26.740 I'm not

01:00:27.940 wrong right

01:00:28.480 so the

01:00:29.520 the humor

01:00:30.660 talent

01:00:31.560 that apparently

01:00:33.740 Fox News

01:00:34.500 either got

01:00:36.460 by luck

01:00:37.100 I don't

01:00:37.840 think it

01:00:38.160 was luck

01:00:38.600 I think

01:00:39.140 they got

01:00:39.500 it by

01:00:39.740 looking for

01:00:40.300 it and

01:00:41.080 then finding

01:00:41.540 it and

01:00:42.000 promoting

01:00:42.360 it

01:00:42.700 obviously if

01:00:44.800 you look at

01:00:45.120 the show

01:00:45.420 gutfeld

01:00:45.900 obviously they

01:00:47.460 were thinking

01:00:47.760 of humor

01:00:48.200 so it's not

01:00:49.100 like you

01:00:49.560 snuck up on

01:00:50.260 them or

01:00:50.480 something they

01:00:50.860 knew what

01:00:51.140 they were

01:00:51.300 doing so

01:00:52.640 I don't

01:00:54.940 think you

01:00:55.260 want to

01:00:55.520 overlook the

01:00:57.420 power of

01:00:58.080 that part of

01:00:58.580 their talent

01:00:59.020 stack and

01:00:59.600 the fact that

01:01:00.080 the the

01:01:01.180 competitors who

01:01:02.240 don't seem

01:01:03.700 to be in

01:01:04.080 their class

01:01:04.740 you could

01:01:05.860 very easily

01:01:06.500 identify what

01:01:07.280 they're

01:01:07.440 missing

01:01:07.760 it's humor

01:01:09.060 it's what

01:01:10.100 they're

01:01:10.240 missing

01:01:10.500 all right

01:01:13.080 here's a

01:01:15.540 story I

01:01:15.920 don't believe

01:01:16.480 Joe

01:01:17.660 Hoft is

01:01:18.240 reporting that

01:01:19.080 Dominion voting

01:01:20.120 machines have

01:01:21.400 been found to

01:01:22.040 have phone

01:01:22.600 chips on their

01:01:23.540 motherboards

01:01:24.120 like you could

01:01:25.960 just make a

01:01:26.460 phone call to

01:01:27.080 your election

01:01:28.200 machine

01:01:28.580 now maybe

01:01:30.360 I don't

01:01:32.560 have evidence

01:01:33.580 that it's

01:01:33.920 not true

01:01:34.500 but do

01:01:36.080 you believe

01:01:36.500 that we

01:01:36.880 just learned

01:01:37.660 just learned

01:01:39.360 that Dominion

01:01:40.820 had phone

01:01:42.800 chips on all

01:01:43.420 their motherboards

01:01:44.080 that doesn't

01:01:45.340 sound right

01:01:45.820 does it

01:01:46.260 so I'm

01:01:47.420 gonna I'm

01:01:47.980 gonna have to

01:01:48.340 back Dominion

01:01:50.460 on this one

01:01:50.980 so I don't

01:01:51.380 get sued

01:01:51.860 I'm gonna say

01:01:53.140 it doesn't

01:01:54.160 strike me as

01:01:54.860 likely and I

01:01:56.540 don't see

01:01:56.980 proof of it

01:01:57.720 so I'm

01:01:58.540 gonna say

01:01:59.060 you better

01:02:00.260 bring a

01:02:00.760 little bit

01:02:01.120 more evidence

01:02:01.700 of that

01:02:02.180 and it's

01:02:02.480 gonna take

01:02:02.960 something like

01:02:04.180 a demonstration

01:02:04.960 of multiple

01:02:05.920 boards before

01:02:06.700 you could ever

01:02:07.160 convince me

01:02:07.860 that they were

01:02:09.400 just sitting out

01:02:10.060 there the whole

01:02:10.440 time with

01:02:11.000 phone chips

01:02:12.260 on them

01:02:12.760 and we just

01:02:13.780 now figured

01:02:14.360 it out

01:02:14.820 there's

01:02:15.500 something wrong

01:02:15.940 with that

01:02:16.240 story

01:02:16.620 all right

01:02:18.940 North Korean

01:02:20.880 workers are

01:02:21.600 gonna be making

01:02:22.120 Russian drones

01:02:23.340 according to

01:02:25.840 Matt Ha

01:02:27.100 Ha

01:02:27.760 and the

01:02:29.120 long war

01:02:29.560 journal

01:02:29.920 that's what

01:02:30.520 they say

01:02:30.900 so

01:02:32.580 that's the

01:02:34.920 war it's

01:02:35.360 gonna be a

01:02:35.880 robot war

01:02:36.560 mostly drones

01:02:38.080 and it's

01:02:38.620 gonna be

01:02:38.840 North Koreans

01:02:39.540 pounded them

01:02:40.320 out and

01:02:40.800 the three

01:02:42.380 remaining

01:02:42.920 living Russians

01:02:43.720 will be flying

01:02:44.380 them I guess

01:02:44.860 Trump wants

01:02:47.480 to have a

01:02:47.980 unified federal

01:02:48.880 standards

01:02:49.660 for AI

01:02:51.040 so that all

01:02:51.960 the states

01:02:52.440 don't have

01:02:52.860 their own

01:02:53.140 standards

01:02:53.560 now I

01:02:54.380 don't know

01:02:54.620 much about

01:02:54.980 this domain

01:02:56.100 but doesn't

01:02:57.180 it make

01:02:57.480 sense

01:02:57.900 that you

01:02:58.600 would just

01:02:58.960 have federal

01:02:59.620 standards

01:03:00.200 and then

01:03:00.900 everybody

01:03:01.200 could know

01:03:02.080 what they've

01:03:02.460 got

01:03:02.720 they wouldn't

01:03:03.380 have to worry

01:03:03.800 about every

01:03:04.260 state having

01:03:04.820 their own AI

01:03:05.380 standard

01:03:05.840 yes

01:03:06.780 but the

01:03:09.780 reason I

01:03:10.220 brought it

01:03:10.520 up is not

01:03:11.140 because it's a

01:03:11.800 good idea

01:03:12.420 probably

01:03:14.320 it's that

01:03:15.780 for the first

01:03:16.580 time I feel

01:03:18.440 that the

01:03:18.960 administration

01:03:19.640 understands the

01:03:20.860 topic

01:03:21.340 meaning that

01:03:23.520 in the first

01:03:24.640 Trump

01:03:24.920 administration

01:03:25.560 maybe they

01:03:27.140 have the

01:03:27.400 right people

01:03:27.820 to make a

01:03:28.260 decision like

01:03:28.820 this I

01:03:29.580 don't know

01:03:30.160 certainly in

01:03:31.260 the Biden

01:03:31.680 administration I

01:03:32.860 don't think

01:03:33.360 they have the

01:03:33.820 people who

01:03:34.260 could make

01:03:34.580 this decision

01:03:35.240 but then you

01:03:36.260 fast forward

01:03:36.900 into the

01:03:37.520 current

01:03:37.860 administration

01:03:38.480 and you've

01:03:39.520 got your

01:03:40.000 you know

01:03:40.340 David Sachs

01:03:41.260 and I

01:03:42.360 could you

01:03:42.720 know I

01:03:43.240 could go

01:03:43.520 down the

01:03:43.860 line there

01:03:44.760 are people

01:03:45.060 actually

01:03:45.380 understand the

01:03:46.220 domain so

01:03:48.000 we're finally

01:03:48.820 at a place

01:03:49.580 where I don't

01:03:50.180 have to think

01:03:50.740 about it I

01:03:52.040 just say to

01:03:52.500 myself all

01:03:53.040 right who's

01:03:53.360 in the

01:03:53.560 administration

01:03:54.060 this one

01:03:55.480 this one

01:03:55.840 this one

01:03:56.220 oh they

01:03:56.800 got that

01:03:57.240 yeah I'm

01:03:58.520 not gonna

01:03:58.880 I'm not gonna

01:03:59.880 tell Sachs

01:04:00.720 that he got

01:04:01.440 it wrong

01:04:01.820 he obviously

01:04:03.140 knows more

01:04:03.680 than I do

01:04:04.100 about that

01:04:04.460 domain so

01:04:05.640 I feel good

01:04:07.120 about that

01:04:07.600 that we have

01:04:08.580 the right

01:04:08.840 people in

01:04:09.240 the right

01:04:09.460 places

01:04:09.840 all right

01:04:12.840 and the

01:04:15.640 Trump

01:04:15.920 administration

01:04:16.460 this feels

01:04:17.480 like it's

01:04:17.880 happened so

01:04:18.400 many times

01:04:18.880 before oh

01:04:20.340 no this is

01:04:20.860 funny there

01:04:22.440 there's a

01:04:22.940 apparently

01:04:23.440 according to

01:04:24.400 Brianna

01:04:24.920 Morello

01:04:25.500 the Biden

01:04:26.660 regime was

01:04:27.560 allowing illegal

01:04:28.400 aliens into

01:04:29.080 the country

01:04:29.640 who were

01:04:31.060 convicted of

01:04:31.780 sex crimes

01:04:32.600 do you believe

01:04:34.220 that the

01:04:35.220 people convicted

01:04:36.240 not just

01:04:36.900 accused but

01:04:38.320 convicted of

01:04:39.040 sex crimes

01:04:39.640 were allowed

01:04:40.080 into our

01:04:40.540 country but

01:04:42.120 it gets

01:04:42.400 better and

01:04:43.520 by that I

01:04:43.960 mean worse

01:04:44.440 what kind

01:04:45.480 of ID do

01:04:46.700 you think

01:04:46.960 they had to

01:04:47.380 show if

01:04:48.760 they were a

01:04:49.380 convicted sex

01:04:50.200 offender and

01:04:51.320 they wanted to

01:04:51.800 enter the

01:04:52.200 country

01:04:52.500 what would

01:04:54.540 be the

01:04:54.880 burden of

01:04:55.520 proof on

01:04:56.720 their ID

01:04:57.220 turns out

01:04:58.720 that the

01:04:59.320 TSA accepted

01:05:00.500 the sex

01:05:01.620 offender

01:05:02.080 paperwork

01:05:02.660 so if they

01:05:04.580 had documentation

01:05:05.480 that proved

01:05:06.480 there were

01:05:06.820 sexual offenders

01:05:07.820 come right

01:05:09.860 in

01:05:10.140 and I think

01:05:15.500 that's real

01:05:16.080 I mean it

01:05:17.780 sounds like

01:05:18.240 something fake

01:05:18.960 doesn't it

01:05:19.460 it doesn't

01:05:19.860 really doesn't

01:05:20.720 sound like

01:05:21.280 it's real

01:05:21.640 but I

01:05:23.500 feel like it

01:05:23.940 might be

01:05:24.320 might be

01:05:26.180 real

01:05:26.520 all right

01:05:28.440 and the

01:05:29.740 Trump

01:05:30.000 administration

01:05:30.440 has plans

01:05:31.280 to unveil

01:05:31.940 the education

01:05:32.880 department

01:05:33.360 how many

01:05:34.460 times have

01:05:34.920 we done

01:05:35.260 that

01:05:35.600 I feel

01:05:37.240 like every

01:05:37.720 month or

01:05:38.300 so there's

01:05:39.600 a story that

01:05:40.240 says oh

01:05:40.700 we're going to

01:05:41.220 dismantle the

01:05:42.060 department of

01:05:43.380 education and

01:05:44.560 then nothing

01:05:45.040 happens and a

01:05:45.820 week month

01:05:46.340 later we do

01:05:46.920 it again but

01:05:48.160 when they say

01:05:48.840 dismantle it

01:05:49.660 what they

01:05:50.640 really mean is

01:05:51.280 just take his

01:05:52.240 functions and

01:05:52.960 put it in six

01:05:53.740 other places

01:05:54.340 I'm not even

01:05:55.980 sure if anything

01:05:56.580 would change

01:05:57.120 except the names

01:05:57.800 on the doors

01:05:58.380 that's all I

01:05:59.980 know and

01:06:00.980 ladies and

01:06:01.440 gentlemen that

01:06:03.020 is your show

01:06:03.820 for the day

01:06:04.440 I believe I

01:06:06.600 have now

01:06:08.880 satisfied all

01:06:10.200 your needs

01:06:10.680 does anybody

01:06:12.380 have any needs

01:06:12.980 that are

01:06:13.200 unsatisfied

01:06:13.760 you you

01:06:15.340 no

01:06:16.120 all right

01:06:17.800 all right I'm

01:06:20.060 going to talk

01:06:20.540 privately to the

01:06:21.920 beloved members

01:06:23.540 of locals

01:06:24.500 and the rest of

01:06:26.340 you I sure hope

01:06:27.280 to see you

01:06:27.680 tomorrow

01:06:28.040 same time

01:06:30.740 same place

01:06:31.480 and get your

01:06:32.420 Dilbert calendar

01:06:33.560 if you have a

01:06:34.120 chance

01:06:34.500 at Amazon

01:06:43.760 at Amazon

01:06:46.200 Lord

01:06:46.660 maybe

01:06:48.280 I can't

01:06:48.580 be

01:06:49.280 bei

01:06:49.700 you

01:06:49.980 no

01:06:50.340 any

01:06:52.340 English

01:06:54.440 name

01:06:54.740 and

01:06:55.840 I can't

01:06:56.480 arrange

01:06:57.160 well

01:06:58.400 let's go

01:07:00.160 and say

01:07:00.380 that you

01:07:07.740 are

01:07:10.060 good

01:07:10.760 같아요

01:07:11.380 .

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Real Coffee with Scott Adams - November 19, 2025

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