Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 3048 CWSA 12⧸20⧸25

00:00:01.000 Well, let's see what happens this morning.

00:00:04.140 I'm using my phone to stream because all of my charging devices died at the same time.

00:00:11.880 So I've got a little bit of power on my phone.

00:00:18.020 And I'm using the Rumble Studio on the phone, which looks to me like it has stretched my image.

00:00:27.240 Is that what's happening?

00:00:30.000 And also, I can't see your comments for some reason.

00:00:35.520 Why would I not be able to see your comments?

00:00:37.580 How about this?

00:00:41.400 How about this?

00:00:45.620 Oh, there we go.

00:00:48.880 Comments are working.

00:00:50.940 I can't see myself, but is my image stretched?

00:00:58.060 No sound, huh?

00:01:00.000 Does anybody else have a sound?

00:01:10.140 Obviously, one person said no sound.

00:01:17.740 Hello?

00:01:20.460 I need an answer on do I have sound?

00:01:23.780 Sound is good.

00:01:24.640 All right.

00:01:26.600 There are a couple of noisy devices running that I can't get turned off because my current nurse doesn't understand anything I say.

00:01:37.020 So I'm having this misery kind of situation where for another half hour, the nurse on duty is a man who hears the opposite of everything I say.

00:01:51.320 I don't know why, but if I say, could you bring me an apple, he will say, well, I would never ask for an apple.

00:02:02.000 But if I did, he would say, okay, I won't bring you an apple.

00:02:11.100 And then I would say, no, no, please bring me an apple.

00:02:15.300 And then he would say, oh, oh, okay, no apple.

00:02:19.840 No, no, no, listen to me.

00:02:22.960 Anyway, so that's how my last eight hours has been.

00:02:26.540 I can't quite get him to understand what I'm saying.

00:02:33.080 No, he speaks perfect English.

00:02:35.760 It's not a language problem.

00:02:38.500 His English is perfect.

00:02:40.020 He just hears the opposite of whatever I say.

00:02:43.220 Don't know why.

00:02:48.200 So all three of my devices stopped charging at the same time.

00:02:54.020 So my laptop will not charge.

00:02:59.840 And I've got two bricks, two batteries.

00:03:03.780 And both of them, for whatever reason, just don't charge.

00:03:11.420 So I've got a little bit of juice left in my phone.

00:03:15.140 So I thought I'd do a short one this morning.

00:03:19.880 He's a man.

00:03:20.760 And, well, if somebody else comes in, I'll ask him to turn off my devices.

00:03:27.540 But that is apparently not an option in my current situation.

00:03:34.260 So I don't know if Owen Gregorian is going to do his spaces afterwards or at some point today.

00:03:44.460 But I think so.

00:03:47.080 So after the show, go to Owen Gregorian's.

00:03:53.240 You go to his feed on X.

00:03:57.500 And by then he will either have the indicator up or not.

00:04:04.020 But I think he will do his spaces.

00:04:06.260 And then you can have some more fun this morning.

00:04:09.400 In theory, I'll be going home today.

00:04:17.180 But I don't know.

00:04:19.140 All right.

00:04:19.540 You got a little company.

00:04:23.340 Hello.

00:04:24.280 Good morning.

00:04:25.380 Good morning.

00:04:26.900 I'm live streaming.

00:04:28.400 I just want to empty the air.

00:04:30.460 Yeah.

00:04:31.040 Yeah, go ahead.

00:04:32.940 I'll just be talking.

00:04:34.640 Okay.

00:04:35.000 My catheter is being emptied.

00:04:41.740 But you don't have to see that because that's in the other direction.

00:04:48.380 You know, I had some coughing last night.

00:04:51.580 I think I had an allergy.

00:04:53.700 But it's all good this morning.

00:04:55.360 So I'm good to go.

00:04:58.100 I believe I'm good to go.

00:05:01.840 All right.

00:05:02.480 You want to check in on some stories?

00:05:09.520 Well, it turns out that yesterday I met the first person at the hospital who has ever heard of Dilbert.

00:05:20.000 Strangely enough.

00:05:27.100 Tripped the button.

00:05:27.960 Well, I tried all the outlets.

00:05:31.780 Well, somebody tried them for me.

00:05:34.600 All the outlets and all of the charge devices and all the charging cables.

00:05:40.460 And they all appear to be dead at the same time.

00:05:46.140 So my laptop brick.

00:05:48.500 Dead as a door now.

00:05:50.680 Don't know why.

00:05:52.960 Hey, we had a couple of earthquakes last night.

00:05:55.820 Yeah.

00:05:57.960 Rob Reiner.

00:06:01.080 Rob Reiner.

00:06:11.080 Where's your ride or die?

00:06:18.840 All receptacles are dedicated.

00:06:20.740 Well, they weren't for the last five days.

00:06:25.000 So all the devices worked perfectly.

00:06:28.760 They all charged until yesterday.

00:06:33.220 And today, none of the receptacles work.

00:06:36.120 They'll work because they're all powering one thing or another.

00:06:41.220 Are you really asking me my opinion of my work versus Garfield?

00:06:50.180 All you'd use is a catheter or a cup or an edinor or a stein.

00:07:01.980 Yeah.

00:07:02.580 It might have been a power surge that fried everything.

00:07:06.240 Possibly.

00:07:06.720 Wow.

00:07:08.520 Wow.

00:07:13.540 2004.

00:07:14.360 Don't worry.

00:07:19.840 All right.

00:07:20.720 Anybody want to do the signal?

00:07:21.840 A little penicillin step?

00:07:24.340 No.

00:07:24.960 No.

00:07:25.240 All the power's on.

00:07:26.340 The outlets actually have lights on them.

00:07:30.900 The earthquake happened after the problem with the power.

00:07:35.520 I don't know.

00:07:35.860 So by coincidence, I have a good friend who is in the same hospital waiting for his wife

00:07:45.440 to give birth.

00:07:47.500 So he might bring me a charging brick after the show because it's a long day if you don't

00:07:55.880 have a phone and you're sitting in a hospital bed.

00:07:59.540 But if you do, perfectly entertained.

00:08:05.860 All right.

00:08:07.420 Let's see if I can find the simultaneous sip.

00:08:12.420 Because I certainly do not remember it.

00:08:16.300 Oh, here we go.

00:08:20.340 Everybody, you ready?

00:08:23.400 Hoist your cup.

00:08:25.280 All you need is a cup or mug or a glass of tank or chalice or stein, a canteen jug or flask,

00:08:31.340 a vessel of any kind.

00:08:32.620 Fill it with your favorite liquid.

00:08:34.740 I like coffee.

00:08:36.460 But I only have water.

00:08:39.020 Enjoying me now with the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine of the day.

00:08:42.420 The thing that makes everything better.

00:08:46.480 It's called simultaneous sip.

00:08:55.420 Gross.

00:08:55.980 I have to admit, I love ice water.

00:09:03.140 I didn't always, but at the moment, I do.

00:09:08.860 All right.

00:09:09.340 Let's check in on the stories of the day.

00:09:11.240 There's a story about a company that makes an exoskeleton for people like me.

00:09:19.220 Might have to check that out.

00:09:20.680 So, apparently, we made a, the United States made some major attack on Syria.

00:09:29.160 Oh, that feels good.

00:09:36.720 We're striking very strongly against ISIS struggles in Syria.

00:09:41.660 Okay.

00:09:43.040 Okay.

00:09:44.220 Well, so I guess we're at war with something.

00:09:50.320 ISIS.

00:09:51.760 50 strikes on ISIS targets in Syria.

00:09:55.880 This is in the post-millennial.

00:09:57.380 So, let's see.

00:10:04.060 So, I was going to do a show today.

00:10:07.880 I was thinking today of all the, I guess, conspiracy theories that are now considered just a fact.

00:10:26.200 And I thought I'd catch you up on which ones I think are just a fact.

00:10:30.000 I would say, as of this week, good morning, Owen.

00:10:35.100 I would say that, as of this week, there's no question that the 2020 election was rigged.

00:10:44.720 Would you agree?

00:10:46.760 Is there any question in your mind that the election was rigged?

00:10:53.600 Probably not, right, for this crowd?

00:10:56.880 Now, what's interesting is that forevermore, half of the country will believe

00:11:05.100 that that's not the case, would you?

00:11:10.960 So, half of the country is going to think there's no evidence that the election was rigged

00:11:16.400 or that there was just some technical problem that doesn't matter.

00:11:20.060 And the other half, which I am now solidly in, would call that a fact.

00:11:28.340 I would say all doubt has been removed because of the Georgia discovery that there were so many votes that should not have been counted.

00:11:39.800 Likewise, I would say it's a fact that the Obama people and Rob Reiner and the heads of the CIA

00:11:52.520 did, in fact, run a plot to overthrow the country.

00:11:58.560 I would say that's no longer any doubt.

00:12:02.380 There's no way to spit it.

00:12:03.840 There is 100% chance that we'd live through an actual coup.

00:12:10.180 How many of you would agree?

00:12:14.200 So, I move those things into the absolutely, definitely fact.

00:12:19.880 No doubt about it.

00:12:20.960 How about the, I don't want to talk about this, but I just have to.

00:12:29.220 Would you agree that the COVID shot was probably the biggest crime against citizens that we've ever seen?

00:12:39.080 And that the people who were behind it had to know, long before we knew, that it wasn't just risky, it was a bad idea.

00:12:52.180 So, I'm moving that from, well, maybe they didn't know, or maybe they got caught up in it, or I would say they definitely knew.

00:13:02.720 Not everyone, I'm not talking about regular doctors, but the only thing that I thought was still in dispute was whether it reduced the illness for people over 65 or had some bad problem.

00:13:24.040 But even they, at least should have been informed.

00:13:32.360 So, there was definitely no accurate information.

00:13:36.340 So, I'm moving the pandemic thing from, maybe it was a bunch of people who fucked up, to, yeah, it was a crime, and people should be executed for it.

00:13:47.120 Because it's hard to imagine a bigger crime.

00:13:50.320 So, let's move that to the fact, no doubt about it, I'm not going to have a complaint if somebody says that was fact.

00:14:03.920 Well, we do know for sure that it did not stop transmission.

00:14:09.300 I think there are still some open questions, because if you didn't believe the data that it worked, why would you believe the data that it didn't work?

00:14:22.960 Because they're both non-credible data sets, in my opinion.

00:14:26.980 I heard, on Joe Rogan, I heard somebody say, oh, I guess it was Brett Weinstein.

00:14:37.840 Weinstein or Stein?

00:14:39.140 God, I never get that right.

00:14:40.900 But he was talking about how there was a natural experiment with ivermectin.

00:14:46.240 So, some people took it, and some people didn't, and they were in separate places.

00:14:53.100 And you can see that the people who took it had a high survival rate, and the people who didn't take it had a low survival rate, even if they did the other stuff.

00:15:02.720 Now, the way that was explained is that the odds of those two different outcomes being so stark is like a gazillion, trillion to one.

00:15:20.460 Yeah, Fauci pardon was for a reason.

00:15:22.840 So, it had to be true that the ivermectin worked, because that natural experiment was, you know, so definitive.

00:15:35.040 However, I'm going to add this little bit of skepticism.

00:15:40.280 It goes like this.

00:15:42.820 It's not just that that was a non-controlled experiment, because it was a natural experiment.

00:15:50.880 Now, they controlled, you know, placebo type of experiment.

00:15:58.380 If it were true that the events happened as reported, then I would agree that the odds were a trillion, trillion to one that it was an accident, and that that would be quite definitive that ivermectin was a good solution.

00:16:16.580 However, when it's not a controlled experiment, even if it is, because a lot of controlled experiments turn out to be fraudulent, it's possible that it was simply reported wrong.

00:16:30.520 Meaning that the people who said, oh, in my hospital, we got this result, could be lying.

00:16:40.120 They could have made up the whole thing.

00:16:41.600 Or if it were only known because the press looked into it, somebody could be lying.

00:16:52.060 So, you can't rule out the fact that if it were a natural experiment, and you got all the data correct, that would be very definitive.

00:17:03.240 But, if it was a natural experiment, and that's the very reason that you can't know for sure if somebody made up the data, or lied to you, or just came up with a story, you can never really know.

00:17:18.680 And that actually is the reason that a lot of the scientific studies are debunked eventually, is because if the data were true, it would tell you something.

00:17:29.600 But, you can't be sure it's true, but you can't be sure it's true.

00:17:33.780 So, I would say the ivermectin story, highly likely that it made a difference in a positive way.

00:17:43.840 But not 100%.

00:17:45.900 Can't really get to 100% on that one.

00:17:50.020 In my opinion.

00:17:51.900 Because I don't trust whoever says it happened.

00:17:56.840 And I don't trust whoever says it happened.

00:17:59.600 Horse-based, yeah.

00:18:04.680 But if I were Joe Rogan, I'd sure be mad at the way they treated me.

00:18:11.180 Well, the image is fine.

00:18:17.920 Yep.

00:18:19.880 Never saw a horse with COVID.

00:18:21.480 All right, how about UAPs and UFOs?

00:18:30.520 I do not believe that there are any aliens.

00:18:36.020 I wouldn't rule it out.

00:18:37.820 I mean, maybe.

00:18:39.860 But I would say, at this point, we cannot convincingly say there are aliens.

00:18:50.440 Yeah.

00:18:51.640 Ivermectin has a good track record, but not, obviously, did not have a pandemic track record until recently.

00:18:58.840 Anyway, so that's what I think at the moment.

00:19:09.240 Let's see what other stories.

00:19:11.840 But it's so weird that it's now just a fact that the election was stolen and that there was a coup attempt.

00:19:21.260 And the coup plotters are free and they will never be punished.

00:19:31.120 So did you see my predictions yesterday about the Epstein files?

00:19:36.720 So even as we had hours to go for the release of the files, I was posting on X skeptically.

00:19:51.080 Skeptically saying, you're not going to see the files.

00:19:54.120 And what happened?

00:19:56.180 Sure enough, we got some files.

00:20:00.140 And if you get some files and not all the files, it makes it worse, not better.

00:20:07.180 Would you agree with that, Tank?

00:20:09.680 Would you agree that getting some of the Epstein files, but heavily redacted, that it made it worse?

00:20:21.800 It almost confirms that there is something that we should know that we don't know.

00:20:27.720 So I would say, I don't know who is the guilty party, but obviously the Thomas Massey and Ro Khanna bill had a big loophole in it, which allowed somebody we don't trust to block out stuff, to redact stuff.

00:20:53.340 Yeah, but would you agree that the bill ultimately made things worse?

00:21:01.160 Because if it allowed any redactions, you will never trust the redactions.

00:21:07.940 True?

00:21:08.980 You will never trust the redactions because you don't know who made them.

00:21:14.280 And even if they told you why, you wouldn't believe them, would you?

00:21:17.880 So Massey and Khanna, trying to do the right thing, genuinely trying to do the right thing, and also both of them, I would say, very capable and very bipartisan, but they made it worse.

00:21:35.920 They did not mean to do that, but they made it worse.

00:21:38.320 Now, here's the most surprising thing, and don't get mad at me, all right?

00:21:44.280 If you're going to get mad at somebody, get mad at Alan Dershowitz.

00:21:50.500 So I saw his reaction to the partial release, and as usual, Dershowitz had the most interesting arguments that I'd never heard.

00:22:04.060 So he argued that there should be no redactions, including the victims.

00:22:11.520 And his argument was that if you showed the people who were accused, but you didn't give the names of the people who were accusing them, that was not a fair situation.

00:22:23.820 And I thought to myself, wait a minute.

00:22:27.300 He's right.

00:22:29.060 The argument is right. 0.60

00:22:30.600 It doesn't mean I agree with him.

00:22:31.920 It doesn't mean I agree with him, but his argument is solid, that it would be a crime to show the people accused, but keep hidden the people who accused them.

00:22:46.040 Would you agree?

00:22:47.700 Imagine if Trump had been accused by E. Jean Carroll of some sex crime, and she was allowed to be anonymous forever, but he was not allowed to be anonymous.

00:23:00.440 Would that be fair?

00:23:02.940 No.

00:23:04.000 In our system, you get to know who is accusing you.

00:23:09.260 And ultimately, if it goes to trial or something, you would know who the accuser is.

00:23:14.620 Then, somebody got mad at me online, because they said, you animal, are you saying that you should throw the victims under the bus a second time?

00:23:31.180 To which I say, what is the alternative?

00:23:34.500 Keep in mind that everyone who is an underage victim is now in their probably 30s, so none of them would be children.

00:23:47.740 There would be no children involved, even if they were children when the crime happened.

00:23:53.560 So forget about children.

00:23:55.800 This would be adults being outed or not.

00:24:00.080 Now, some of them might not care, some of them might, but apparently Massey knows the names of 20 or so accused famous people.

00:24:13.340 But I think as soon as he said, we'll out everybody accused, but we won't out the people who accused them, we can redact that.

00:24:27.740 There was no chance I think this would work out.

00:24:30.180 So I believe, unfortunately, as smart as Thomas Massey is, he created a system with Ro Khanna that guarantees that we will never see the stuff that you think is important.

00:24:47.140 So, unfortunately, yesterday I predicted that the bad people would resist, even at the risk of going to jail, even at the risk of jail, that we would not see the full stuff, because it's just too easy to redact it.

00:25:09.520 But I saw somebody ask online, why doesn't Thomas Massey release, if he knows the names, why doesn't he tell us?

00:25:23.700 Apparently, there are a number of people who know the names.

00:25:26.800 However, you also don't know if there's some other reason they're not telling you stuff.

00:25:35.480 Because imagine if, what would happen if the CIA came in and said, all right, this is not protecting the guilty, but there's a whole bunch of stuff that you cannot know.

00:25:49.740 Because it would be a national security problem.

00:25:57.080 Let's say, and I don't believe this is true, but let's say Epstein was at least partially a CIA asset, and he had done some things that we don't want our adversaries to know, or even the domestic audience to know.

00:26:19.740 Yeah.

00:26:22.820 So, Bongino knows the names, correct?

00:26:26.400 Do you think that the Bongino quitting has anything to do with the non-release of the Epstein files?

00:26:36.440 What do you think?

00:26:37.480 It could be a coincidence, because it's the end of the year.

00:26:49.760 So, people make big changes at the end of years.

00:26:53.480 So, I know that Bongino wanted to quit, but we don't know why.

00:26:59.020 So, at the moment, I would say that's a maybe.

00:27:02.980 Maybe it has something to do with Epstein.

00:27:06.600 Yeah, maybe.

00:27:08.960 But it could be that he just hated the job.

00:27:14.240 Couldn't hack anymore.

00:27:17.080 Seems likely.

00:27:18.720 Too on the nose, yeah.

00:27:19.980 It's too on the nose to say that that's why he quit.

00:27:23.240 I think family and end of the year, probably.

00:27:31.940 Bongino quit in the summer.

00:27:34.520 Well, I don't think he made it official in the summer, but I think he decided in the summer.

00:27:46.820 That would be pretty tough on your marriage if you're just never home.

00:27:50.240 Yeah.

00:27:53.240 All right.

00:27:55.860 Yes, Stefanik.

00:27:57.260 Elise Stefanik.

00:27:58.940 Is dropping out of politics and not running for governor.

00:28:07.060 You saw a white Elon saw?

00:28:16.280 All right.

00:28:16.940 What other stories are there?

00:28:19.180 Let's see.

00:28:19.560 There's a new interceptor aircraft that can hot and kill drones.

00:28:25.840 Hmm.

00:28:26.920 Cool.

00:28:28.180 While you do that, what's going to happen?

00:28:31.500 The world's first humanoid robot-led EV battery production begins in China.

00:28:37.520 Huh.

00:28:37.980 Huh.

00:28:38.300 Huh.

00:28:39.500 Huh.

00:28:40.980 So the Exobi, if I'm saying right, it's a humanoid robot, delivers over 99% connection success,

00:28:51.500 matches skilled workers cycle times, and detects wiring faults in real time.

00:28:56.660 So I guess, I guess China is actually implementing some robots.

00:29:00.800 We also know, I'll add this into the definite fact, some of you remember that I was speculating the only way our deficits could be so bad

00:29:17.760 as if somebody was stealing trillions of dollars, and somehow we were not stopping it.

00:29:24.200 I now believe that's a fact.

00:29:26.740 That the reason for our deficit, not 100% of the reason, but a large part of our total deficit is absolutely just crime.

00:29:39.920 Would you agree that that's essentially a fact now?

00:29:43.020 Look, you don't have to speculate if our tax money is being stolen.

00:29:49.940 It is being stolen at probably something in the half a trillion to a trillion dollar a year range.

00:29:58.740 Would you buy that estimate?

00:30:01.920 That every year, probably for several years, at least, when the deficits exploded,

00:30:09.260 that probably half a trillion to a trillion is just pure fraud.

00:30:16.480 And that is probably in most of the states.

00:30:21.180 I'm pretty sure California has even more fraud than Minnesota.

00:30:26.700 But there's no way it's just happening in Minnesota.

00:30:30.760 You know, there might be a few states like Florida, where it's not that bad.

00:30:33.980 But we can also say, with confidence, that the NGOs, which are being dismantled at least a little bit,

00:30:46.520 are primarily for the purpose of Democrat fraud.

00:30:52.180 Primarily.

00:30:54.260 So those are essentially just criminal organizations disguised as legitimate charities.

00:31:01.080 So I would say we can move that to the fact pile.

00:31:10.940 Hey, happy birthday.

00:31:15.220 Happy birthday to you.

00:31:18.000 Happy birthday to you.

00:31:22.080 Yeah, anything run by family members is some form of fraud,

00:31:27.500 even if it's not technically illegal.

00:31:29.980 All right, everybody say happy birthday to Owen.

00:31:40.220 Yeah, the California bullet train.

00:31:42.320 My God.

00:31:45.940 Canada can be a global leader in reducing the harm caused by smoking,

00:31:50.180 but it requires actionable steps.

00:31:52.940 Now is the time to modernize Canadian laws

00:31:55.400 so that adult smokers have information and access to better alternatives.

00:31:58.980 By doing so, we can create lasting change.

00:32:03.120 If you don't smoke, don't start.

00:32:05.560 If you smoke, quit.

00:32:07.200 If you don't quit, change.

00:32:09.640 Visit unsmoke.ca.

00:32:11.180 Wow, Japan is trialing a, this is, this is also an Owen's X-Feed.

00:32:19.260 Japan trials a hundred kilowatt laser weapon

00:32:22.360 that can cut through metal and drones mid-flight.

00:32:25.660 Oh, that's so cool.

00:32:28.640 Do you remember the shadow ships from Babylon 5?

00:32:34.400 And they had these cool laser weapons.

00:32:39.580 That was a sci-fi show many years ago.

00:32:44.180 And the laser weapons would make this cool sound like,

00:32:47.020 and slice through the other spaceships.

00:32:51.680 Well, we're almost there with our laser defensive weapons.

00:32:54.480 All right.

00:32:58.160 So, so what do you think about the way Trump apparently used the threat of tariffs

00:33:06.460 to get all the big pharma companies to drastically lower their prices

00:33:11.820 so he had most favorable nation prices?

00:33:15.620 Did you see that?

00:33:16.620 Do you think any other president could have threatened?

00:33:23.820 The others didn't even have the tool.

00:33:26.280 Trump created the tool, the tariffs, and then threatened the big pharma

00:33:31.160 unless they brought $150 billion of manufacturing back to this country

00:33:37.340 and lowered their prices as much as, you know, 80 or 90 percent.

00:33:43.120 Otherwise, they would get tariffed.

00:33:45.320 So, they didn't have any choice.

00:33:48.780 And now he's going to call in the insurance companies

00:33:51.280 and tell them they need to make less money.

00:33:55.540 How would you do that except by threatening them?

00:34:00.120 Maybe with also, I don't know, can you tariff an insurance company?

00:34:05.440 I don't know what it is you tariff.

00:34:08.360 You probably can't, but there's some way you can threaten them.

00:34:10.680 So, it looks like Trump is literally just going to bully and threaten

00:34:15.240 the big pharma if they'll lower their prices.

00:34:20.440 So, you can't tell me any other president could have pulled that off.

00:34:24.980 Now, we'll see.

00:34:26.440 We'll see if it's real or, you know, the pharma companies

00:34:30.500 just find some other way to steal our money. 0.93

00:34:33.620 But, we'll see.

00:34:37.800 Okay.

00:34:40.680 Yeah, you replace their whole industry if they don't play ball.

00:34:47.760 I think Trump is serious about lowering those costs.

00:34:52.640 And I would guess he's going to pull it off.

00:34:55.000 So, if he pulls it off, he would be successful in eggs,

00:35:01.280 gasoline prices, except for California.

00:35:04.820 But that's our fault.

00:35:06.100 And pharma.

00:35:10.380 That would be pretty big.

00:35:12.060 But, he still would not be successful in groceries.

00:35:16.800 Oh, he would also be successful in rent.

00:35:20.080 Because by doing mass deportations,

00:35:23.740 he has decreased the demand for rental places.

00:35:29.920 So, I don't think people are feeling it yet.

00:35:37.240 By the way, if you haven't seen the all-in pod,

00:35:41.160 the most recent all-in pod, you have to watch it.

00:35:43.600 Because it's just a brilliant explanation of what's happening with AI.

00:35:49.600 And a good point, counterpoint, about what's happening with costs.

00:35:56.060 So, Jason, from the all-in pod,

00:36:00.320 was arguing that the average consumer, average voter,

00:36:06.560 is not seeing lower prices.

00:36:08.200 And that would be true.

00:36:13.160 They see the lower prices, maybe in gas.

00:36:17.200 But as long as their other costs are up,

00:36:21.080 mostly groceries, I think.

00:36:22.700 Groceries being the biggest problem.

00:36:24.820 It's going to feel to them like nothing's happened.

00:36:28.040 And it will feel to them that Trump did not do enough

00:36:30.680 because groceries are up.

00:36:33.560 And I would agree with that.

00:36:38.520 That they would feel like they had not gotten enough from Trump.

00:36:42.640 And what they feel will determine how they act in the midterms.

00:36:50.120 Now, the other fascinating thing

00:36:52.520 David Sachs was explaining,

00:36:55.980 there are a lot of beliefs about AI

00:36:58.420 that the public has completely wrong.

00:37:01.900 And that they're basically hoaxes.

00:37:06.180 So, some of the AI hoaxes,

00:37:09.500 and it might be premature to know that these are not true.

00:37:13.500 But one of them is that

00:37:14.720 AI will definitely lower employment.

00:37:19.940 And Sachs was pointing out

00:37:21.880 that the current evidence is that it doesn't.

00:37:25.940 There's no evidence that AI has lowered employment.

00:37:29.800 But, to his credit,

00:37:35.460 he also points out that it might be too early

00:37:37.740 to know for sure that that's a permanent situation.

00:37:41.480 I would argue

00:37:42.640 that the reason AI has not taken jobs yet

00:37:47.500 is that AI doesn't work.

00:37:50.940 So, it's not about whether AI will take jobs.

00:37:54.280 It's about whether it works.

00:37:56.120 And it just doesn't work.

00:37:57.180 And so, a few companies are getting massively wealthy,

00:38:01.040 mostly NVIDIA, really.

00:38:03.240 Primarily one company.

00:38:05.920 And they're just moving capital around.

00:38:09.500 You know, the big companies are just

00:38:11.180 finding reasons to pay each other big amounts of money.

00:38:15.100 But that eventually,

00:38:21.040 if AI actually starts working,

00:38:24.440 it might have some impact on the number of workers. 0.64

00:38:28.640 But, here's the argument that it would never do that.

00:38:32.260 The argument that it would not do that

00:38:34.620 is that AI makes workers more productive.

00:38:38.340 And if you can make workers more productive,

00:38:42.760 then the employers would want more workers.

00:38:46.800 Because every worker they got

00:38:48.960 would be paired with AI

00:38:50.880 and would be able to add more to the bottom line 0.81

00:38:54.500 than a worker by himself

00:38:56.540 or the AI by itself.

00:38:58.680 which is a very solid argument, I think.

00:39:03.280 But we don't know if that's the way it'll turn out.

00:39:08.100 The other thing

00:39:09.980 is that people can't connect

00:39:12.380 the potential benefits of AI

00:39:15.720 to how their life will be better.

00:39:17.660 But they can tell

00:39:19.760 that it looks like AI might

00:39:22.320 use up their water

00:39:24.060 with data centers,

00:39:26.820 which is a hoax.

00:39:29.000 So, apparently,

00:39:30.380 the data centers do not use up

00:39:32.420 the local water supply.

00:39:35.240 That's just something people believe.

00:39:37.900 Also,

00:39:40.160 what is this in all caps?

00:39:42.120 I can't read it.

00:39:48.800 Also,

00:39:50.340 if Trump demands

00:39:52.040 that the big data centers

00:39:54.040 and the AI

00:39:54.940 centers,

00:39:58.160 if he demands

00:39:58.920 that they build their own power plants,

00:40:01.840 you might end up

00:40:03.360 with a lot of clean energy

00:40:04.700 that he didn't have before.

00:40:06.600 And it wouldn't affect

00:40:07.640 the locals

00:40:09.280 because

00:40:10.520 the data center

00:40:12.660 would have its own power plant.

00:40:14.680 I think that's what

00:40:15.740 we've already heard

00:40:16.860 some announcements

00:40:17.860 about that, right?

00:40:19.960 Was it Google?

00:40:22.320 It was building

00:40:23.140 combination

00:40:24.100 maybe it was Amazon,

00:40:27.360 but they'll all have to do it.

00:40:29.760 So, if you're in the AI business,

00:40:32.160 you will have to be

00:40:33.100 in the nuclear power business.

00:40:36.800 And that's the only way

00:40:38.180 that any of it will work.

00:40:46.360 Really,

00:40:46.960 you generated content

00:40:47.980 that would have taken you

00:40:49.280 a week manually.

00:40:53.460 Well,

00:40:54.040 there you go.

00:40:54.600 if hiring you once

00:40:58.900 made sense,

00:41:00.220 but you were

00:41:02.100 ten times more productive

00:41:03.780 with AI,

00:41:05.700 why wouldn't

00:41:06.500 they want two of you? 1.00

00:41:10.660 Because the AI

00:41:11.580 didn't do the work

00:41:12.380 on its own, right?

00:41:15.820 I'm trying to think

00:41:16.900 in the real world,

00:41:18.760 you know,

00:41:18.960 if I put myself

00:41:19.740 back in the cubicle,

00:41:20.820 even if AI

00:41:23.040 could do

00:41:24.880 all the things

00:41:27.180 that humans

00:41:27.760 can't do

00:41:28.560 fast enough

00:41:29.320 or good enough,

00:41:30.540 you still need

00:41:31.480 a human

00:41:31.960 to tell it to do it.

00:41:34.200 You still need

00:41:34.980 a human

00:41:35.460 to say

00:41:36.840 whether it's been done.

00:41:39.280 And you still need

00:41:40.340 a human

00:41:40.720 to report

00:41:41.280 to their boss

00:41:42.060 and say,

00:41:43.680 I could or could

00:41:44.440 not do this.

00:41:46.380 And, you know,

00:41:47.160 so,

00:41:48.520 I feel like

00:41:50.820 there's no

00:41:51.620 legitimate way

00:41:52.580 where an AI

00:41:53.560 can just do

00:41:54.280 what the boss

00:41:54.920 wants.

00:41:56.300 The boss

00:41:56.800 will have to

00:41:57.240 explain it

00:41:57.840 to a human,

00:41:59.580 threaten them

00:42:00.280 with firing,

00:42:01.940 and tell them

00:42:02.760 to use AI

00:42:03.400 as a tool,

00:42:04.780 but that ultimately

00:42:05.880 the human

00:42:06.500 will be responsible.

00:42:12.380 So I

00:42:13.100 commented

00:42:15.240 about the

00:42:15.940 All-In pod.

00:42:17.360 First,

00:42:17.800 it was a great episode.

00:42:19.100 One of the best,

00:42:19.680 one of the best

00:42:20.660 podcasts

00:42:21.640 I've ever seen,

00:42:22.380 actually.

00:42:23.200 It was just so,

00:42:24.460 so interesting.

00:42:28.760 Those guys

00:42:29.580 are so good

00:42:30.400 at explaining

00:42:31.120 complicated things.

00:42:39.340 My voice

00:42:40.220 is stronger.

00:42:41.600 Maybe.

00:42:42.120 So I

00:42:53.400 wouldn't trust

00:42:54.060 AI

00:42:54.500 to do

00:42:56.960 almost anything.

00:42:59.300 I saw

00:43:00.260 a lawyer,

00:43:01.920 some lawyer

00:43:02.680 said that

00:43:03.340 he spent

00:43:04.220 a week

00:43:04.680 preparing

00:43:05.900 a,

00:43:06.500 you know,

00:43:06.860 legal argument

00:43:07.940 or something,

00:43:08.400 and then

00:43:09.240 he tried

00:43:09.680 to duplicate

00:43:10.380 it with

00:43:10.780 AI,

00:43:11.900 and AI

00:43:12.540 did as good

00:43:13.660 or better,

00:43:15.000 but did it

00:43:15.640 in like a minute.

00:43:17.520 But you still

00:43:18.520 need the lawyer 0.75

00:43:19.320 because the AI

00:43:21.420 isn't a lawyer,

00:43:22.920 right?

00:43:24.840 You know,

00:43:25.460 you're not going

00:43:25.980 to have a court

00:43:26.560 case

00:43:27.040 where the lawyer

00:43:28.940 says,

00:43:29.960 I will send

00:43:30.540 a robot

00:43:31.000 to do

00:43:32.860 the closing

00:43:33.680 argument.

00:43:35.080 He had

00:43:40.500 no cough

00:43:41.080 this morning.

00:43:43.940 I had a,

00:43:44.900 I had a pretty

00:43:45.460 bad allergic

00:43:46.240 reaction,

00:43:46.980 I think it

00:43:47.440 was,

00:43:48.500 last night.

00:43:51.620 He gave me

00:43:52.240 a,

00:43:52.940 he gave me

00:43:53.220 about six

00:43:53.780 hours of

00:43:54.360 coughing,

00:43:55.600 but when it

00:43:56.100 stopped,

00:43:56.520 it just

00:43:56.780 stopped.

00:44:04.460 Yep.

00:44:05.920 AI

00:44:06.520 information

00:44:07.280 dilution.

00:44:08.960 I don't

00:44:09.300 know what

00:44:09.560 that is.

00:44:13.240 You have

00:44:14.020 to know

00:44:14.300 how to

00:44:14.680 prompt

00:44:15.180 the AI.

00:44:15.860 Exactly.

00:44:17.160 If the

00:44:18.120 skill

00:44:18.960 of using

00:44:19.680 AI

00:44:20.300 still resides

00:44:22.040 in the

00:44:22.400 person who

00:44:22.880 is giving

00:44:23.240 it the

00:44:23.620 prompts,

00:44:26.240 are you

00:44:26.820 going to

00:44:27.000 replace

00:44:27.360 the human?

00:44:32.820 Anyway,

00:44:33.500 we'll see

00:44:33.760 what else

00:44:34.120 is happening.

00:44:35.080 come in.

00:44:38.580 Come in.

00:44:40.860 Hi.

00:44:43.200 I'm on a

00:44:43.960 live stream

00:44:44.520 right now,

00:44:45.020 but that's

00:44:45.340 okay.

00:44:46.460 Yeah.

00:44:47.060 I'm going to

00:44:47.500 put my name

00:44:48.060 on the board.

00:44:48.920 Okay.

00:44:49.360 He's going

00:44:50.100 home,

00:44:50.860 so I'll be

00:44:51.280 your nurse

00:44:51.700 today.

00:44:52.100 Okay,

00:44:52.460 great.

00:44:54.640 Just pay no

00:44:55.700 attention to me,

00:44:56.580 I'll just be.

00:44:57.700 Anything I can

00:44:58.460 help you.

00:44:59.520 Well,

00:45:00.080 breakfast is

00:45:00.700 coming pretty

00:45:01.300 soon.

00:45:01.600 I put the

00:45:07.040 right there.

00:45:09.980 Eric,

00:45:10.980 just so you know,

00:45:12.940 I'm live

00:45:13.320 streaming,

00:45:13.860 but you don't

00:45:14.700 have to be

00:45:15.160 careful.

00:45:16.380 No, you don't

00:45:17.200 have to be

00:45:17.620 quiet.

00:45:18.060 They know I'm

00:45:18.780 in the

00:45:18.980 hospital.

00:45:19.280 so just do

00:45:23.240 what you need

00:45:23.700 to do.

00:45:24.880 They will

00:45:25.480 patiently wait.

00:45:27.020 It's a shift

00:45:37.420 change.

00:45:44.140 All right.

00:45:47.020 In spirit,

00:45:48.060 you're a

00:45:48.340 teenager.

00:45:49.180 I am.

00:45:52.400 Would you

00:45:53.360 like coffee?

00:45:54.400 Would you

00:45:54.580 write that?

00:45:54.980 Yes,

00:45:55.320 please.

00:45:55.600 Thank you.

00:45:59.160 You know,

00:45:59.560 I think my

00:46:00.260 problem is

00:46:01.940 that there's

00:46:03.580 something I'm

00:46:04.240 eating in the

00:46:05.020 hospital that

00:46:05.740 I'm allergic

00:46:06.260 to.

00:46:09.760 All right,

00:46:10.380 what else

00:46:10.740 we got here?

00:46:11.960 China builds

00:46:12.620 the most

00:46:13.000 advanced chip

00:46:13.780 making machine

00:46:14.620 and cracks

00:46:16.060 the EUV

00:46:17.020 barrier.

00:46:20.020 Only one

00:46:20.880 company in the

00:46:21.420 world currently

00:46:22.120 has functioning

00:46:22.880 EUV machines,

00:46:24.360 which I

00:46:24.980 assume,

00:46:25.600 is Taiwan.

00:46:29.160 And I

00:46:29.900 assume it's

00:46:30.840 the only way

00:46:31.420 to make

00:46:31.720 these advanced

00:46:32.420 chips.

00:46:33.000 Let me

00:46:33.220 see.

00:46:35.300 So this

00:46:37.260 would be a

00:46:37.760 very big

00:46:38.280 deal if

00:46:40.860 China could

00:46:41.420 make the

00:46:41.860 AI chips.

00:46:42.580 things.

00:46:43.580 But I

00:46:44.300 think the

00:46:45.840 equally

00:46:46.580 likely

00:46:47.140 possibility

00:46:48.200 is that

00:46:49.860 all the

00:46:50.320 big nations

00:46:52.140 will figure

00:46:52.680 out how

00:46:53.120 to make

00:46:53.440 AI chips.

00:46:54.140 They just

00:46:54.980 haven't done

00:46:55.460 it yet.

00:46:59.140 A new

00:46:59.900 laser could

00:47:00.740 beam power

00:47:01.420 mid-air to

00:47:02.240 U.S.

00:47:02.620 aircrafts of

00:47:03.300 5,000 feet

00:47:04.280 or infinite

00:47:05.560 range.

00:47:06.600 Oh,

00:47:06.780 wow.

00:47:06.980 did you

00:47:09.440 see Elon

00:47:11.200 Musk's 0.98

00:47:12.220 estimate

00:47:12.700 that

00:47:14.140 SpaceX

00:47:15.320 could become

00:47:16.240 the first

00:47:16.800 $100

00:47:17.640 trillion value

00:47:19.160 company?

00:47:21.620 $100

00:47:22.420 trillion

00:47:23.260 company,

00:47:25.260 SpaceX.

00:47:26.540 I feel

00:47:27.760 like that

00:47:28.200 is very

00:47:28.600 possible.

00:47:29.860 Oh,

00:47:30.120 so you

00:47:31.420 probably saw

00:47:31.940 the news

00:47:32.480 that Elon's

00:47:33.600 $56

00:47:34.340 billion pay

00:47:35.300 package got

00:47:36.040 approved.

00:47:37.420 So the

00:47:37.740 force

00:47:38.160 reversed.

00:47:39.840 They reversed

00:47:40.980 the reversal

00:47:41.660 of it.

00:47:43.520 So if you

00:47:44.640 didn't know

00:47:45.080 that story,

00:47:46.680 I guess

00:47:47.420 Tesla

00:47:47.940 had a

00:47:49.600 pay package

00:47:51.000 deal with

00:47:51.720 Elon

00:47:53.660 from years

00:47:54.400 ago.

00:47:55.240 They said

00:47:55.960 if he

00:47:56.220 reached

00:47:56.540 certain

00:47:56.980 targets,

00:47:58.560 he would

00:47:59.080 give as

00:48:00.300 much as

00:48:00.700 $56

00:48:01.280 billion

00:48:01.720 as what

00:48:02.520 it was

00:48:02.760 worth

00:48:03.100 by the

00:48:03.620 time

00:48:03.840 it

00:48:03.980 executed.

00:48:05.500 But

00:48:06.020 time has

00:48:07.400 passed.

00:48:08.560 So that

00:48:09.180 $56

00:48:09.720 billion

00:48:10.340 stock

00:48:11.340 grant

00:48:12.120 would now

00:48:13.200 be worth

00:48:13.760 closer to

00:48:14.800 $140

00:48:15.480 billion.

00:48:17.860 So

00:48:18.700 while you

00:48:20.060 were working

00:48:20.800 yesterday,

00:48:22.580 Elon

00:48:22.840 made

00:48:23.400 $140

00:48:24.200 billion

00:48:24.720 in one

00:48:26.420 day.

00:48:27.780 Well,

00:48:28.460 actually,

00:48:28.980 it was the

00:48:30.980 sum total

00:48:31.620 of all

00:48:32.020 his work.

00:48:32.500 I do

00:48:36.080 own some

00:48:36.540 Tesla

00:48:36.880 stock.

00:48:37.460 I'm

00:48:37.560 pretty

00:48:37.780 happy

00:48:38.020 about it

00:48:38.360 at the

00:48:38.600 moment.

00:48:41.660 I also

00:48:42.460 bought a

00:48:42.860 Tesla

00:48:43.140 yesterday,

00:48:44.700 but for

00:48:46.280 a family

00:48:46.700 member

00:48:47.080 who was

00:48:50.100 very happy

00:48:50.620 about it.

00:48:56.000 So

00:48:56.520 let's,

00:48:58.180 I guess

00:48:58.820 we should

00:48:59.200 talk about

00:48:59.780 this.

00:49:01.400 How many

00:49:02.420 of you

00:49:02.820 are

00:49:03.180 interested

00:49:03.840 in the

00:49:06.160 story of

00:49:06.840 the

00:49:07.260 quote,

00:49:08.280 civil war

00:49:09.300 on the

00:49:10.220 conservative

00:49:10.680 side between

00:49:11.760 Candace Owens

00:49:13.280 and Tucker

00:49:13.880 Carlson and

00:49:15.040 Ben Shapiro

00:49:16.360 and Erica

00:49:17.940 Kirk and

00:49:20.000 Tim Poole's

00:49:21.020 wading into it

00:49:21.880 a little bit.

00:49:22.480 Megan

00:49:25.220 Kelly,

00:49:25.960 she's into

00:49:26.540 it a little

00:49:26.940 bit.

00:49:28.260 How many

00:49:28.780 of you

00:49:29.280 find that

00:49:31.040 interesting?

00:49:33.140 Because it's

00:49:33.880 weirdly not

00:49:34.580 interesting to

00:49:35.340 me.

00:49:37.840 I think I

00:49:38.800 have the

00:49:39.220 only useful

00:49:40.800 opinion on

00:49:42.580 Israel and

00:49:43.560 all that

00:49:43.940 stuff,

00:49:45.020 which I'll

00:49:45.880 reiterate in

00:49:46.780 case you

00:49:47.080 haven't heard

00:49:47.460 it.

00:49:47.600 if you

00:49:49.880 say you're

00:49:50.400 for or

00:49:51.220 against

00:49:51.620 Israel,

00:49:53.560 you're

00:49:54.320 in trouble.

00:49:55.980 Would you

00:49:56.360 agree?

00:49:57.560 Doesn't

00:49:57.980 matter if

00:49:58.360 you're

00:49:58.520 conservative

00:49:59.080 or pro

00:50:00.560 Trump or

00:50:01.000 non-Trump.

00:50:01.600 If you

00:50:01.960 were to

00:50:02.220 come out

00:50:02.600 publicly

00:50:03.320 as a

00:50:04.920 podcaster

00:50:05.600 or a

00:50:05.980 pundit and

00:50:07.060 say that

00:50:07.420 you were

00:50:07.760 against

00:50:08.320 Israel,

00:50:09.880 even

00:50:10.180 against

00:50:10.900 some

00:50:12.260 things they

00:50:12.940 are doing

00:50:13.360 or even

00:50:14.560 against

00:50:15.060 AIPAC,

00:50:15.760 if you're

00:50:17.040 against

00:50:17.460 anything,

00:50:18.720 you're

00:50:19.000 going to

00:50:19.180 come up

00:50:19.540 to this

00:50:19.920 brick wall

00:50:20.680 that will

00:50:21.800 be bad

00:50:22.240 for you

00:50:22.660 and your

00:50:23.000 career.

00:50:24.500 Likewise,

00:50:25.700 if you

00:50:26.620 say you're

00:50:27.120 pro-Israel,

00:50:28.540 you will

00:50:29.360 be accused

00:50:29.940 of not

00:50:30.360 being

00:50:30.660 America

00:50:32.000 first.

00:50:33.140 So you

00:50:33.860 can't be

00:50:34.300 for Israel

00:50:35.040 and you

00:50:36.400 can't be

00:50:36.800 against them

00:50:37.460 without

00:50:38.660 dividing

00:50:39.620 everything

00:50:40.040 and ruining

00:50:40.940 your career

00:50:41.580 and making

00:50:42.060 enemies.

00:50:43.480 So a

00:50:43.880 while back,

00:50:44.580 I landed

00:50:48.060 on the

00:50:48.740 only

00:50:49.240 defensible

00:50:50.380 position

00:50:51.060 in my

00:50:51.680 opinion.

00:50:53.180 And it

00:50:53.460 goes like

00:50:53.880 this.

00:50:55.080 I'm

00:50:55.400 American,

00:50:56.520 so I

00:50:57.560 care about

00:50:58.020 America

00:50:58.460 first.

00:50:59.860 I have

00:51:00.820 complete

00:51:01.360 respect

00:51:02.080 for

00:51:03.180 Israel

00:51:03.880 being

00:51:05.140 Israel

00:51:05.640 first.

00:51:07.320 Why

00:51:08.120 wouldn't

00:51:08.360 I?

00:51:09.100 I think

00:51:09.460 every

00:51:09.840 country

00:51:10.220 gets to

00:51:10.900 try to

00:51:11.460 maximize

00:51:11.900 their

00:51:12.280 national

00:51:12.780 benefits.

00:51:13.300 So if

00:51:14.380 there are

00:51:14.780 people who

00:51:15.320 care more

00:51:16.020 about

00:51:16.300 Israel

00:51:16.660 and they

00:51:18.020 want to

00:51:18.440 maximize

00:51:18.920 Israel's 0.75

00:51:19.680 benefit,

00:51:22.100 that's

00:51:22.820 just their

00:51:23.320 privilege.

00:51:25.640 Most of

00:51:26.200 it is

00:51:26.540 kind of

00:51:27.000 public

00:51:27.540 and

00:51:28.560 transparent.

00:51:29.160 different.

00:51:30.300 So if

00:51:30.620 you

00:51:30.740 wanted to

00:51:31.340 dislike

00:51:32.040 the people

00:51:33.180 in

00:51:33.360 AIPAC,

00:51:33.960 Americans,

00:51:35.040 you can

00:51:36.040 find out

00:51:36.460 who they

00:51:36.740 are and

00:51:37.120 you can

00:51:37.360 dislike

00:51:37.740 them.

00:51:38.580 If you

00:51:38.940 wanted to

00:51:39.340 not vote

00:51:40.040 for somebody

00:51:42.260 who took

00:51:42.660 AIPAC

00:51:43.080 money,

00:51:43.900 you could

00:51:44.640 not vote

00:51:45.060 for them.

00:51:46.580 So I

00:51:48.200 don't need

00:51:48.620 to invest

00:51:49.340 my reputation

00:51:51.420 or my

00:51:52.300 anything,

00:51:53.360 my money

00:51:54.100 or anything

00:51:54.660 in Israel

00:51:55.460 because

00:51:56.420 Israel is

00:51:57.140 its own

00:51:57.580 country and

00:51:59.040 they are

00:51:59.320 pursuing what's

00:52:00.180 best for

00:52:00.620 Israel.

00:52:01.680 Of course,

00:52:02.740 of course

00:52:04.060 they are.

00:52:05.240 Now,

00:52:05.700 do I need

00:52:06.440 to dislike

00:52:07.440 Ben Shapiro

00:52:09.100 if I think

00:52:10.380 he's too

00:52:11.000 pro-Israel? 0.51

00:52:12.260 I don't

00:52:12.880 need to.

00:52:13.940 I can

00:52:14.560 simply observe

00:52:15.540 that he has

00:52:16.600 a set of

00:52:17.060 preferences.

00:52:18.020 He's very

00:52:18.420 public about

00:52:19.180 it.

00:52:19.440 And if

00:52:20.840 somebody wants

00:52:23.140 to agree

00:52:23.560 with him,

00:52:24.740 that would

00:52:26.480 just be a

00:52:26.920 different opinion.

00:52:28.540 So,

00:52:29.260 personally,

00:52:30.280 I would

00:52:31.340 look at

00:52:31.720 what's good

00:52:32.180 for America

00:52:32.800 in every

00:52:33.460 situation.

00:52:35.100 And if

00:52:35.600 Israel is, 0.78

00:52:37.340 if I thought

00:52:37.960 that Israel

00:52:38.480 was, let's

00:52:39.180 say,

00:52:40.160 guiding us

00:52:41.160 in the wrong

00:52:41.600 direction,

00:52:42.580 I would have

00:52:43.420 a dual

00:52:44.360 opinion.

00:52:45.420 One,

00:52:46.300 are they

00:52:46.640 doing a

00:52:47.080 good job

00:52:47.540 of it?

00:52:47.940 because it's

00:52:49.520 their job

00:52:50.020 to do a

00:52:50.480 good job

00:52:50.900 of it.

00:52:52.180 The Israeli

00:52:53.040 lobby and

00:52:54.080 the pro-Israel

00:52:55.040 people

00:52:55.520 should be

00:52:58.820 doing whatever

00:52:59.500 they can

00:53:00.060 to maximize

00:53:01.560 their,

00:53:02.180 you know,

00:53:03.120 their preferred

00:53:03.840 outcomes.

00:53:05.340 And if

00:53:05.780 you're

00:53:05.980 American,

00:53:07.580 you would

00:53:08.800 quite reasonably

00:53:09.940 prefer to

00:53:11.860 maximize your

00:53:12.640 American

00:53:13.020 outcomes,

00:53:14.180 even if

00:53:15.020 Netanyahu

00:53:16.460 doesn't want

00:53:17.240 want that

00:53:18.260 to be the

00:53:18.660 case,

00:53:19.080 or even

00:53:19.820 if Ben

00:53:21.180 Shapiro

00:53:21.540 doesn't want

00:53:22.040 it to be

00:53:22.320 the case.

00:53:23.520 So I

00:53:24.020 find myself

00:53:25.140 able to

00:53:26.780 like everybody

00:53:27.760 in the

00:53:28.420 conversation.

00:53:30.960 Now,

00:53:31.920 am I

00:53:32.880 required

00:53:33.540 to have

00:53:35.300 a negative

00:53:35.860 opinion of

00:53:36.660 Candace

00:53:37.100 Owens

00:53:37.620 if she's

00:53:39.560 promoting

00:53:40.040 some ideas

00:53:40.880 that I

00:53:41.380 don't think

00:53:41.900 would prove

00:53:42.500 out?

00:53:42.780 not really

00:53:44.580 because I

00:53:46.040 see her

00:53:46.420 as an

00:53:46.880 entertainer

00:53:47.600 and I

00:53:49.380 can enjoy

00:53:50.180 the

00:53:50.420 entertainment

00:53:50.920 and I

00:53:52.300 can be

00:53:52.720 amused

00:53:53.860 by the

00:53:54.500 you know,

00:53:55.420 I'm just

00:53:55.880 asking

00:53:56.280 questions

00:53:56.980 because I

00:53:58.480 keep it

00:53:58.820 in context.

00:54:00.340 If you

00:54:01.060 know that

00:54:01.460 she's a

00:54:01.980 podcaster

00:54:02.640 but you

00:54:03.740 don't know

00:54:04.240 what's in

00:54:04.640 her mind,

00:54:05.840 you can

00:54:06.520 just look

00:54:07.040 at the

00:54:07.320 content.

00:54:08.420 You can

00:54:08.800 compare it

00:54:09.380 to other

00:54:09.920 people who

00:54:10.460 might say

00:54:10.940 oh,

00:54:11.200 that's

00:54:11.440 BS.

00:54:12.660 Some

00:54:12.940 people are

00:54:13.340 getting

00:54:13.580 mad at it,

00:54:14.220 some

00:54:14.440 people

00:54:14.740 believe

00:54:15.120 it.

00:54:16.840 But they're

00:54:17.240 entitled to

00:54:17.840 their opinions.

00:54:18.880 They're not

00:54:19.240 hurting me.

00:54:22.660 So I

00:54:24.020 find that I

00:54:24.760 can just

00:54:25.140 sort of

00:54:26.040 observe

00:54:26.620 this

00:54:27.180 weird

00:54:28.000 allegedly

00:54:30.840 you know,

00:54:32.940 people calling

00:54:33.640 each other

00:54:34.100 anti-Semitic.

00:54:36.180 The thing

00:54:37.320 I'm least

00:54:37.880 interested in

00:54:38.800 is who

00:54:41.360 gets

00:54:41.600 labeled

00:54:42.200 anti-Semitic

00:54:43.420 because I

00:54:44.880 think that's

00:54:45.300 like racism.

00:54:46.820 Well,

00:54:47.500 it's exactly

00:54:48.100 like racism

00:54:48.840 in the sense

00:54:50.040 that it's

00:54:50.860 a way to

00:54:51.560 diminish

00:54:52.240 people who

00:54:54.080 don't agree

00:54:54.660 with your

00:54:55.260 preferred

00:54:56.340 priorities.

00:54:58.360 I don't

00:54:59.100 think it

00:54:59.560 usually means,

00:55:00.380 well,

00:55:00.540 at least

00:55:00.740 not with

00:55:01.140 the,

00:55:01.720 if we're

00:55:02.060 talking about

00:55:02.640 the famous

00:55:03.380 podcaster

00:55:04.200 types from,

00:55:04.980 I won't

00:55:08.540 even name

00:55:09.140 names,

00:55:09.620 but you

00:55:09.900 know what

00:55:10.140 I'm talking

00:55:10.480 about.

00:55:11.400 If you're

00:55:12.000 talking about

00:55:12.420 the famous

00:55:13.020 podcasters,

00:55:15.520 I just see

00:55:16.480 them for

00:55:16.860 what they

00:55:17.200 are.

00:55:18.180 Some of

00:55:18.620 them are

00:55:19.480 virulent,

00:55:21.020 virulently

00:55:24.040 anti-Israel.

00:55:29.180 I've tried

00:55:30.000 to avoid

00:55:30.580 any

00:55:30.980 conversation

00:55:31.600 about,

00:55:33.120 what's

00:55:33.640 his name,

00:55:35.360 Fuentes.

00:55:37.400 Nick

00:55:38.020 Fuentes,

00:55:39.480 his biggest

00:55:41.500 problem is

00:55:42.160 that he's

00:55:42.540 good at

00:55:42.940 what he

00:55:43.220 does,

00:55:44.580 meaning that

00:55:45.200 he's

00:55:45.420 interesting

00:55:46.000 on camera,

00:55:47.640 but I

00:55:48.980 don't have

00:55:49.260 to agree

00:55:49.620 with anything

00:55:50.060 he says.

00:55:51.300 And I

00:55:51.980 think it's

00:55:52.300 useful to

00:55:54.500 see all

00:55:55.760 sides of

00:55:56.320 this.

00:55:57.740 So when

00:55:58.200 he gives

00:55:58.920 his opinion,

00:55:59.600 I go,

00:55:59.920 oh,

00:56:00.980 you've got

00:56:01.420 some opinions

00:56:02.060 that are

00:56:02.480 way too

00:56:03.140 far for

00:56:04.380 me,

00:56:04.900 but those

00:56:06.980 are his

00:56:07.280 opinions.

00:56:08.380 I don't

00:56:09.120 believe he's

00:56:09.700 harmful.

00:56:12.760 But if

00:56:13.620 I were

00:56:14.100 less pro-America

00:56:18.980 and more

00:56:19.420 pro-Israel,

00:56:21.100 I would

00:56:22.200 want him

00:56:22.700 to be

00:56:23.080 quieter.

00:56:25.680 So I

00:56:26.460 understand why

00:56:27.220 people have

00:56:27.820 a problem

00:56:28.180 with him,

00:56:28.900 and I

00:56:29.660 understand why

00:56:30.440 he wouldn't

00:56:30.820 be platformed

00:56:31.680 everywhere.

00:56:32.820 But it's

00:56:33.420 not really

00:56:33.840 my problem,

00:56:34.600 is it?

00:56:35.800 It feels

00:56:36.520 like that's

00:56:37.000 just between

00:56:37.560 him and

00:56:37.920 Israel.

00:56:38.280 by the

00:56:45.000 way,

00:56:45.140 I heard

00:56:45.540 Nick

00:56:47.080 Fuentes

00:56:47.460 explain why

00:56:49.320 he's a

00:56:49.820 virgin and

00:56:51.340 can't find a

00:56:52.100 girlfriend,

00:56:53.440 and that

00:56:54.100 there's no

00:56:54.620 practical way

00:56:56.140 he could ever

00:56:56.720 have a

00:56:57.060 girlfriend.

00:56:58.620 It was

00:56:58.960 actually really

00:56:59.920 hit home a

00:57:02.300 little bit.

00:57:02.720 he was

00:57:04.180 saying,

00:57:04.620 what if

00:57:04.860 he got a

00:57:06.400 girlfriend and

00:57:07.860 things worked

00:57:08.560 out, but

00:57:09.960 then eventually

00:57:10.580 she realized

00:57:11.480 that if she

00:57:12.260 left him

00:57:12.800 and turned

00:57:14.660 on him,

00:57:15.660 she could get a

00:57:16.400 lot of money

00:57:16.880 from his

00:57:17.320 enemies.

00:57:19.720 So there's

00:57:20.460 no real way

00:57:21.220 he could just

00:57:21.760 go in a

00:57:22.200 dating app and

00:57:23.960 meet a girl

00:57:24.700 and have a

00:57:25.340 normal relationship

00:57:26.180 and hope it

00:57:26.800 works out.

00:57:27.360 basically,

00:57:29.260 nearly 100%

00:57:30.420 of the time,

00:57:31.960 it would

00:57:32.460 likely turn

00:57:33.160 into a

00:57:33.540 disaster.

00:57:34.940 It would

00:57:35.220 be financially

00:57:35.900 disastrous and

00:57:37.040 relationship

00:57:37.620 disastrous,

00:57:39.160 and that

00:57:39.600 even if it

00:57:40.200 seemed like a

00:57:40.760 good idea at

00:57:41.380 the time,

00:57:42.560 it would

00:57:42.880 guarantee to

00:57:43.660 turn bad.

00:57:45.380 And I

00:57:45.620 thought to

00:57:45.920 myself,

00:57:46.460 man,

00:57:48.100 he's so

00:57:48.760 right that

00:57:50.200 in his

00:57:50.640 particular

00:57:51.160 situation,

00:57:52.540 because he's

00:57:53.960 so prominent

00:57:55.520 and apparently

00:57:56.940 he's rich,

00:57:57.980 he says,

00:57:59.820 that there's

00:58:02.080 no way a

00:58:02.680 standard

00:58:03.780 relationship

00:58:04.560 would work

00:58:06.100 out in his

00:58:06.660 life.

00:58:08.260 And it

00:58:09.180 was kind

00:58:09.520 of sad,

00:58:10.820 but I have

00:58:11.280 to tell you,

00:58:13.480 I can relate

00:58:14.840 to the fact

00:58:15.580 that if you're

00:58:16.840 rich,

00:58:17.880 you have to

00:58:19.480 worry about

00:58:20.020 relationships that

00:58:21.000 don't last

00:58:21.580 forever.

00:58:22.700 And in our

00:58:23.720 current world,

00:58:24.560 relationships don't 0.85

00:58:25.520 last forever.

00:58:26.940 his odds of

00:58:31.860 finding somebody

00:58:32.540 he could trust

00:58:33.360 forever are

00:58:35.900 just not

00:58:36.440 really good.

00:58:37.860 It's just a

00:58:38.840 bad cost-benefit

00:58:40.880 situation.

00:58:42.500 Now, there

00:58:42.740 might be things

00:58:43.360 he's not telling

00:58:44.140 us that would

00:58:46.020 have an impact

00:58:46.600 on that, but I

00:58:47.220 do agree with

00:58:47.780 the general

00:58:48.340 concept that

00:58:51.900 it would be

00:58:52.420 completely

00:58:52.940 impractical for

00:58:54.020 him to get

00:58:54.420 married or

00:58:56.200 even have a

00:58:56.800 serious

00:58:57.280 girlfriend.

00:59:04.840 Yeah, if

00:59:05.820 you're not

00:59:06.220 rich and

00:59:07.900 you're not

00:59:08.420 also a

00:59:13.820 provocative

00:59:14.340 kind of

00:59:14.880 character,

00:59:15.820 then I can

00:59:17.340 see how

00:59:17.720 marriage would

00:59:18.300 work.

00:59:18.680 but if

00:59:21.360 you're, if

00:59:22.080 you're, what's

00:59:23.580 the word?

00:59:23.940 Not

00:59:24.100 provocative.

00:59:30.100 Yeah.

00:59:32.800 Went straight to

00:59:33.960 prostitutes. 0.73

00:59:35.840 You know, I

00:59:36.260 don't think he

00:59:37.080 did.

00:59:39.320 Yeah.

00:59:43.320 But anyway, so

00:59:44.840 I don't have to

00:59:45.640 have an opinion

00:59:46.380 about all

00:59:47.440 of those

00:59:47.740 people.

00:59:56.400 Inflammatory.

00:59:58.120 That's close to

00:59:59.340 what I'm

00:59:59.600 looking for.

01:00:01.240 No, not

01:00:02.000 provocative, not

01:00:03.120 inflammatory.

01:00:04.800 There's another

01:00:05.500 word, controversial.

01:00:07.660 Let's say

01:00:08.140 controversial.

01:00:09.340 That's good.

01:00:11.060 Yeah.

01:00:11.700 If you're

01:00:12.440 controversial,

01:00:13.160 especially the

01:00:16.960 things he

01:00:17.440 says he's

01:00:18.080 controversial

01:00:19.600 times 10,

01:00:21.840 the odds

01:00:22.460 that he

01:00:22.860 would eventually

01:00:23.400 get sold

01:00:23.980 out by

01:00:24.600 an angry

01:00:26.380 divorcee,

01:00:27.840 pretty high.

01:00:31.340 Disgrace.

01:00:36.100 We all need

01:00:37.100 a relationship

01:00:37.700 manager.

01:00:40.480 He calls

01:00:41.360 himself a

01:00:41.980 revolutionary.

01:00:43.160 Anyway, so

01:00:46.700 my take on

01:00:47.780 the, wow,

01:00:48.960 40,000

01:00:49.580 people live,

01:00:51.840 my take on

01:00:52.560 the whole

01:00:52.920 conservative

01:00:53.620 social, what

01:00:59.120 do you call

01:00:59.440 it, civil

01:01:00.120 war, is

01:01:01.940 that it

01:01:03.980 just seems

01:01:04.360 unnecessary.

01:01:04.960 Sorry.

01:01:28.760 Boarding will

01:01:29.380 begin when

01:01:29.840 passenger

01:01:30.240 Fisher is

01:01:30.920 done

01:01:31.180 celebrating.

01:01:32.000 19 plus

01:01:32.520 Ontario only.

01:01:33.180 Please play

01:01:33.500 responsibly.

01:01:34.060 Concerned about

01:01:34.420 your gambling

01:01:34.760 or that of

01:01:35.160 someone close

01:01:35.600 to you, call

01:01:35.900 1-866-531-2600

01:01:37.800 or visit

01:01:38.260 comicsontario.ca.

01:01:41.020 No, a

01:01:41.660 prenup doesn't

01:01:42.300 help you at

01:01:42.800 all.

01:01:43.480 So the

01:01:43.860 prenup would

01:01:44.520 not help

01:01:45.060 him.

01:01:46.260 Well, I

01:01:47.580 could give

01:01:47.960 you more

01:01:48.260 details on

01:01:48.920 that, of

01:01:49.280 course.

01:01:50.180 But if you

01:01:50.940 think a

01:01:51.660 prenup protects

01:01:52.600 you, it

01:01:53.900 does not.

01:01:54.420 Now, I've

01:01:57.280 not

01:01:57.940 personally had

01:01:59.820 any trouble

01:02:00.440 in that

01:02:00.820 regard, but

01:02:02.520 if you start

01:02:03.380 looking into

01:02:04.000 what a

01:02:04.340 prenup can

01:02:05.100 and cannot

01:02:05.560 do, it

01:02:06.940 would not

01:02:07.380 protect him

01:02:08.000 in the way

01:02:08.440 that you

01:02:08.720 think it

01:02:09.100 would, because

01:02:11.060 somebody could

01:02:12.160 still throw

01:02:12.700 him under

01:02:13.080 a bus.

01:02:15.480 And the

01:02:15.920 courts would

01:02:16.500 not, the

01:02:18.140 courts do

01:02:18.720 not accept

01:02:19.360 a prenup

01:02:20.040 that is

01:02:22.140 too one-sided.

01:02:24.420 So if, for

01:02:25.160 example,

01:02:27.020 somebody signed

01:02:27.960 a prenup and

01:02:29.580 then was in

01:02:30.800 a relationship

01:02:31.400 for several

01:02:32.100 years, and

01:02:33.980 then you

01:02:34.300 said, aha,

01:02:35.160 I'm going to

01:02:36.240 divorce you and 0.98

01:02:37.020 give you

01:02:37.380 nothing, because

01:02:38.800 that's what you

01:02:39.360 signed in the

01:02:40.000 prenup, the

01:02:41.440 judge would

01:02:42.000 just throw

01:02:42.400 that out and

01:02:43.720 say, no, it

01:02:44.340 has to be

01:02:44.840 fair.

01:02:46.200 And is it

01:02:46.820 fair that you

01:02:48.820 can be together

01:02:49.460 for five

01:02:50.040 years and

01:02:53.440 that the

01:02:54.020 spouse would

01:02:55.720 get nothing

01:02:56.320 or even

01:02:57.620 a low

01:02:58.040 amount?

01:02:59.180 And the

01:02:59.780 answer is, of

01:03:00.460 course, would

01:03:00.900 not allow

01:03:01.420 you to

01:03:01.800 give a

01:03:03.300 low amount

01:03:04.220 even if

01:03:05.520 you had a

01:03:05.900 prenup.

01:03:09.100 The

01:03:09.540 non-disclosure

01:03:10.380 forms, yeah,

01:03:12.060 but you

01:03:12.320 couldn't trust

01:03:12.820 that.

01:03:14.320 Anybody can

01:03:14.960 talk to a

01:03:15.500 reporter.

01:03:18.660 And you

01:03:19.040 wouldn't be

01:03:19.420 able to,

01:03:20.760 you wouldn't

01:03:22.660 be able to

01:03:23.080 claw it

01:03:23.580 back even

01:03:24.260 if they

01:03:24.720 talked about

01:03:25.340 you.

01:03:29.140 Too many

01:03:29.820 assets to

01:03:30.460 get married,

01:03:30.900 yeah.

01:03:31.480 So the

01:03:31.920 system kind

01:03:33.860 of guarantees

01:03:34.440 that marriage 0.65

01:03:35.840 is a bad

01:03:36.480 idea for

01:03:39.960 some people.

01:03:42.300 I think if

01:03:43.160 you came into

01:03:43.780 it with

01:03:44.240 essentially

01:03:45.280 identical

01:03:46.200 financial

01:03:48.420 power,

01:03:50.240 that it

01:03:51.120 would work.

01:03:53.960 So there

01:03:54.360 are definitely

01:03:54.660 situations

01:03:55.300 where it

01:03:55.740 would work

01:03:56.220 but not

01:03:56.720 for famous

01:03:57.240 people.

01:04:02.460 Never

01:04:02.780 worked for

01:04:03.260 you.

01:04:11.960 Oh, is

01:04:12.320 Jason on

01:04:12.900 here now?

01:04:14.860 I see

01:04:15.540 somebody.

01:04:17.380 Come in.

01:04:18.720 Yes, come

01:04:21.600 on in.

01:04:25.180 Hello.

01:04:26.280 Hi.

01:04:27.160 I'm live

01:04:27.960 streaming right

01:04:28.620 now, but

01:04:28.980 that's okay.

01:04:29.680 Okay.

01:04:30.280 Are you

01:04:30.580 ready for

01:04:30.980 breakfast?

01:04:31.580 Yes, please.

01:04:32.380 Okay.

01:04:32.760 Your last

01:04:33.300 name?

01:04:33.820 Adams.

01:04:34.700 Adams.

01:04:36.440 And

01:04:36.920 birthday?

01:04:38.960 June

01:04:39.480 8th,

01:04:40.120 57.

01:04:45.060 I'll be

01:04:45.780 back.

01:04:46.140 Thank

01:04:46.600 you.

01:04:46.740 So my

01:04:48.640 food will

01:04:49.240 be here

01:04:49.680 somewhat

01:04:51.220 soon.

01:05:00.920 So when

01:05:01.520 my food

01:05:02.500 gets here,

01:05:03.260 I'll have

01:05:05.120 to say

01:05:05.700 bye.

01:05:06.900 And that's

01:05:07.240 going to

01:05:07.400 happen soon.

01:05:11.880 But the

01:05:12.600 diversity

01:05:13.160 lottery is

01:05:14.120 going to

01:05:14.300 be suspended.

01:05:15.040 Ukraine's

01:05:16.780 Baba Yaga 0.92

01:05:17.480 drones

01:05:18.000 are

01:05:18.180 Russia's 0.70

01:05:19.060 latest

01:05:19.380 nightmare.

01:05:21.860 There's

01:05:22.140 a Turkish

01:05:22.620 tank

01:05:23.180 killing

01:05:23.640 drone.

01:05:26.520 Okay.

01:05:31.460 The

01:05:32.220 deadly

01:05:32.640 LA

01:05:33.060 Palisades

01:05:33.800 Inferno

01:05:35.500 took hold

01:05:38.260 in area

01:05:38.760 fighter.

01:05:39.240 Fighters

01:05:39.600 were

01:05:39.780 restricted

01:05:40.240 by

01:05:40.560 woke

01:05:40.860 laws

01:05:41.160 protecting

01:05:41.840 endangered

01:05:43.160 plant

01:05:43.620 species.

01:05:46.160 Of course,

01:05:47.240 there had

01:05:47.560 to be

01:05:47.820 some kind

01:05:48.240 of woke

01:05:48.660 problem

01:05:49.100 in

01:05:49.320 California

01:05:49.800 that made

01:05:50.180 the fires

01:05:50.600 worse.

01:05:54.160 Ukraine

01:05:54.800 is making

01:05:55.340 a thousand

01:05:56.280 interceptor

01:05:57.100 drones a

01:05:57.700 day to

01:05:59.320 fight

01:05:59.660 Russia's 0.70

01:06:00.520 Shahid

01:06:02.220 waves.

01:06:04.200 Damn.

01:06:05.660 A thousand

01:06:06.340 drones a

01:06:06.920 day.

01:06:07.200 Biden

01:06:12.900 FBI

01:06:13.580 and

01:06:14.740 DOJ

01:06:15.280 wave

01:06:15.640 campaign

01:06:16.180 finance

01:06:16.740 probe

01:06:17.160 of

01:06:17.400 Senator

01:06:17.940 Kirsten

01:06:18.640 Sinema

01:06:19.180 after she

01:06:20.620 left the

01:06:21.060 Democratic

01:06:21.560 Party.

01:06:23.240 I guess

01:06:24.500 that didn't

01:06:24.880 happen.

01:06:27.820 Wow,

01:06:28.160 there's an

01:06:28.540 invisibility

01:06:29.660 cloak

01:06:30.200 according to

01:06:31.680 Norwich.

01:06:33.080 I want

01:06:33.860 an invisibility

01:06:34.680 cloak.

01:06:35.160 I want

01:06:35.440 an invisibility

01:06:35.540 cloak.

01:06:37.200 Oh,

01:06:40.500 well.

01:06:42.880 There's a new

01:06:43.340 cloaking

01:06:43.880 concept,

01:06:44.620 the shield

01:06:44.980 sensitive

01:06:45.480 tech

01:06:45.960 from

01:06:46.980 magnetic

01:06:47.500 fields.

01:06:50.740 Wait a

01:06:51.400 minute,

01:06:51.620 a magnetic

01:06:52.200 cloak?

01:06:55.240 Hmm.

01:06:56.740 I don't know

01:06:57.580 if I believe

01:06:58.060 that.

01:07:00.400 Could a

01:07:00.820 common

01:07:01.140 spice

01:07:01.780 help cure

01:07:03.420 chronic

01:07:03.980 back

01:07:04.620 pain?

01:07:06.020 All right,

01:07:06.260 we have

01:07:06.520 to find

01:07:06.820 out what

01:07:07.120 those

01:07:07.300 spices.

01:07:13.400 All right,

01:07:14.080 what are

01:07:14.520 those spices?

01:07:18.080 Two

01:07:18.600 drugs?

01:07:19.160 tumeric.

01:07:25.340 Tumeric

01:07:25.960 might cure

01:07:26.540 your back

01:07:26.940 pain.

01:07:29.140 And

01:07:29.340 old

01:07:29.760 vanillin.

01:07:31.300 Never heard

01:07:32.060 of them.

01:07:32.340 All right,

01:07:41.260 I'll be

01:07:41.780 shutting

01:07:42.080 down the

01:07:43.080 feed as

01:07:45.640 soon as

01:07:46.240 my breakfast

01:07:47.760 shows up,

01:07:48.440 which will be

01:07:48.860 any minute

01:07:49.400 now.

01:07:49.720 testosterone

01:07:55.860 alters how

01:07:56.880 men respond

01:07:57.700 to

01:07:58.660 unfairness

01:07:59.440 against

01:07:59.740 women. 0.81

01:08:01.000 Well,

01:08:01.340 you could

01:08:01.600 have just

01:08:01.900 asked me

01:08:02.360 that one.

01:08:07.060 All right,

01:08:07.820 U.S.

01:08:08.180 firm gets

01:08:08.740 funds for

01:08:10.060 the first

01:08:10.540 mass

01:08:11.020 producible

01:08:11.680 nuclear

01:08:12.380 reactors.

01:08:14.400 Wow.

01:08:18.600 So

01:08:19.080 Radiant

01:08:19.680 remains on

01:08:20.440 track for

01:08:20.900 next year's

01:08:21.540 startup of

01:08:23.180 its first

01:08:23.700 nuclear reactor

01:08:24.680 at the

01:08:25.020 Colitis

01:08:25.500 Demonstration

01:08:26.340 Unit.

01:08:28.440 So it's a

01:08:29.340 company named

01:08:29.920 Radiant.

01:08:31.260 It's raised

01:08:32.120 over $300

01:08:32.780 million for

01:08:33.520 new funding,

01:08:34.760 and they

01:08:36.680 can apparently

01:08:37.280 build a

01:08:37.820 micronuclear

01:08:38.620 reactor.

01:08:41.560 Isn't it

01:08:42.340 weird that

01:08:42.940 when AI

01:08:44.400 became a

01:08:44.960 big thing

01:08:45.540 and suddenly

01:08:46.620 we needed

01:08:47.160 all this

01:08:47.560 power,

01:08:47.980 that's

01:08:49.160 exactly the

01:08:49.940 time that

01:08:50.520 the

01:08:50.860 nuclear

01:08:51.400 industry

01:08:53.800 suddenly

01:08:55.320 learned how

01:08:55.980 to make

01:08:56.420 portable

01:08:58.100 little

01:08:58.860 micro,

01:09:00.080 well,

01:09:00.680 maybe they

01:09:01.060 always did.

01:09:02.940 It's kind

01:09:03.680 of weird

01:09:04.080 that the

01:09:08.560 power plants

01:09:09.260 became

01:09:09.660 practical

01:09:10.300 and economical

01:09:11.640 at the same

01:09:12.340 time as AI.

01:09:13.000 It might

01:09:13.820 be because

01:09:14.300 there's just

01:09:14.680 so much

01:09:15.080 more money

01:09:15.640 to be

01:09:16.020 made with

01:09:17.820 AI that

01:09:19.980 suddenly you

01:09:21.740 have the

01:09:22.260 best of

01:09:22.680 everything

01:09:23.120 working in

01:09:23.960 your favor.

01:09:24.440 power.

01:09:31.080 Let's see

01:09:31.800 what else.

01:09:33.680 U.S.

01:09:34.200 firm

01:09:34.540 produces

01:09:35.080 enriched

01:09:35.580 uranium for

01:09:37.140 nuclear

01:09:37.580 reactors.

01:09:39.060 So there's

01:09:39.520 all these

01:09:39.920 breakthroughs

01:09:40.980 in nuclear

01:09:43.220 power that

01:09:43.900 are happening

01:09:44.280 at the same

01:09:44.700 time.

01:09:45.020 what?

01:09:52.960 There's a

01:09:53.460 vapor

01:09:53.820 breakthrough.

01:09:57.220 Okay.

01:09:58.840 I don't

01:09:59.520 know why we

01:10:00.020 need a

01:10:00.320 vapor

01:10:00.600 breakthrough.

01:10:05.240 Oh,

01:10:05.780 look,

01:10:06.000 it's me.

01:10:12.940 So did

01:10:13.660 you hear

01:10:13.940 about the

01:10:14.600 North Korean

01:10:16.580 hacker who

01:10:18.500 had a job

01:10:19.320 in some

01:10:19.760 big American

01:10:20.380 company and

01:10:22.080 the only

01:10:22.440 way they

01:10:22.840 caught him

01:10:23.380 is that

01:10:24.340 there was

01:10:24.640 this tiny,

01:10:25.440 tiny lag

01:10:27.840 in the

01:10:28.760 time from

01:10:29.340 the keystroke

01:10:30.560 to something

01:10:31.440 happening so

01:10:33.200 they could

01:10:33.560 finally figure

01:10:34.240 out.

01:10:35.900 They knew

01:10:36.980 that he was

01:10:37.600 in North

01:10:38.440 Korea and

01:10:39.880 not just

01:10:40.980 remote worker.

01:10:42.920 It turns

01:10:43.320 out that

01:10:43.840 some

01:10:44.200 Korean 0.73

01:10:45.400 North

01:10:46.260 Korean 0.73

01:10:46.640 and North

01:10:47.220 Korean 0.73

01:10:47.620 had figured

01:10:49.020 out how to

01:10:49.620 fool an

01:10:50.200 American

01:10:50.580 company and

01:10:52.260 get a job

01:10:53.060 and work

01:10:53.620 it for

01:10:54.100 some time.

01:10:56.260 All right,

01:10:56.900 here's the

01:10:57.340 food.

01:10:58.280 All right,

01:10:58.580 everybody.

01:11:02.100 You can

01:11:02.840 put it right

01:11:03.640 here.

01:11:04.100 Okay.

01:11:05.780 And your

01:11:06.140 nurse is

01:11:07.100 bringing your

01:11:07.480 black coffee

01:11:08.060 for you.

01:11:08.460 thank you.

01:11:09.480 All right,

01:11:10.240 thanks.

01:11:12.100 All right,

01:11:12.680 everybody.

01:11:14.220 Gotta eat.

01:11:17.900 Yeah, the

01:11:18.560 unsynchronous sip

01:11:19.700 is coming up

01:11:20.380 now.

01:11:21.860 All right.

01:11:23.100 I've got a

01:11:23.660 little bit of

01:11:24.340 juice in my

01:11:25.480 phone.

01:11:25.880 I think I'll

01:11:26.400 keep there.

01:11:28.140 All right.

01:11:28.800 Bye.

01:11:30.880 Thank you.

01:11:31.700 Thank you.

01:11:32.160 Let me just

01:11:35.820 I'm just

01:11:36.220 ending the

01:11:36.820 live stream

01:11:37.380 here.

01:11:37.620 Enjoy your

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - December 20, 2025

Episode 3048 CWSA 12⧸20⧸25

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