Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 3049 CWSA 12⧸21⧸25

00:00:00.480 How are you doing? That's my impression of Joey from Friends. How are you doing?

00:00:07.140 Well, if you didn't expect the show to go back to its normal time, you're surprised.

00:00:14.440 So here we are. I am officially back home from a week in the hospital.

00:00:20.780 We will not dwell on my medical situation, but suffice to say, I'm feeling terrific this morning.

00:00:28.400 And I'm going to give you the best podcast show you've ever seen.

00:00:36.600 Now, I say that, of course, jokingly, but it might actually be the best one you'll ever see.

00:00:44.080 I have a high standard to beat because just the other day I was saying, and I meant it, by the way,

00:00:50.060 I said that the All In Pod most recent episode is just one of the best things I've ever seen in a podcast.

00:00:58.400 It was about AI and economics and just a bunch of things that interest me and were perfectly debated and described.

00:01:07.780 It was just such a great show.

00:01:09.120 But because I'm competitive, I've put together for you a special show today, a Sunday edition,

00:01:19.500 that will combine all the things you'd normally like with a new framing that I think you'll like a lot, I'm predicting.

00:01:30.240 That is my stomach growling.

00:01:32.140 I'm not using my normal microphone, so it might get picked up on the microphone, if you don't mind.

00:01:39.960 But has anybody missed the simultaneous sip?

00:01:44.420 Wouldn't you like it to go back to normal?

00:01:47.700 Yeah, you would.

00:01:49.320 Guess what's coming.

00:01:51.160 Get your beverage ready.

00:01:53.320 Because we're back, baby.

00:01:54.800 We're back.

00:01:55.500 All right.

00:01:57.720 I know why you're here.

00:01:58.620 You're here for the simultaneous sip.

00:01:59.980 All you need is a cup or mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice or stein, a canteen jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind.

00:02:08.680 Fill it with your favorite liquid.

00:02:11.040 I like coffee.

00:02:12.620 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dopamine here in the day, the thing that makes everything better.

00:02:17.880 It's called the simultaneous sip.

00:02:20.280 And it happens now.

00:02:22.960 Go.

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00:02:25.500 Oh, God.

00:02:30.400 Whew.

00:02:31.560 So good.

00:02:34.620 Sometimes the best thing in the world is just to get back to your routine.

00:02:41.000 So pretty happy this morning.

00:02:44.540 All right.

00:02:45.040 Here's what's special about today.

00:02:47.140 I'm going to give an extended shout out to three artists who blew my mind this week.

00:02:55.680 Now, I'm using the word artist and art in an expansive way.

00:03:01.360 So it's not exactly what you would call art, perhaps, but there are people who have raised what they're doing to, in my opinion, an art form.

00:03:12.880 And I'm going to start with a long windup so that you've got a context that will make this much more meaningful.

00:03:21.240 You ready?

00:03:22.240 All right.

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00:03:23.960 All right.

00:03:24.020 All right.

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00:03:24.580 So I've mentioned a few of these things I've mentioned before, but I've never tied them together in the way you're going to see.

00:03:31.740 One of them is, I've always been a, not always, but for years I've been a student of the Beatles, you know, the musical group, the Beatles.

00:03:42.100 And what I'm interested in is not just how much I liked them, you know, especially when I was young, but their processes and the systems that they used and how did they get to be so great.

00:03:57.920 Because one of the things you would note about the Beatles is if you looked at any one of their skills, they have lots of skills across a variety of domains, none of them look like the best in the world.

00:04:11.620 So they're not the best lyricists.

00:04:14.560 In fact, a lot of their lyrics were random.

00:04:18.340 They're not the best musicians in terms of playing their instruments, which they would even have told you themselves.

00:04:24.620 You could argue that Ringo was actually a world-class musician, but, you know, there'd be some debate on that.

00:04:35.240 But I was trying to count in my head, after studying them for years, how many skills they had combined.

00:04:42.740 Because they had everything from the style, to the sense of humor, to the marketing, the business.

00:04:51.760 They played multiple instruments.

00:04:54.420 Like I said, they did their own lyrics.

00:04:57.420 And on top of all that, I think McCartney was the unsung genius of the group.

00:05:06.240 You know, everybody gets their credit.

00:05:08.200 They were all amazing.

00:05:08.860 But McCartney was sort of a systems over goals kind of a guy.

00:05:15.080 He just didn't call it that.

00:05:17.200 And I think he was also a talent stack kind of a guy, because they were acquiring so many talents over time.

00:05:24.240 I'll just give you an example.

00:05:26.680 I might have this wrong, but the example still works.

00:05:30.940 I believe it was McCartney who said they had a rule.

00:05:35.120 Let's call it a system.

00:05:36.140 If they started to write a song, they wouldn't end the night until they finished it.

00:05:42.800 Now, presumably, there were some exceptions to that.

00:05:46.120 But one of the things that they're famous for is completing more, you know, writing more songs than anybody could even imagine.

00:05:54.920 So if you took just McCartney's skill stack, I'll bet he had at least 20 skills that worked perfectly together.

00:06:05.900 And the magic sauce that I write about and I talk about is not that he had a lot of skills, because if he'd been, let's say, really good at badminton, well, that wouldn't really mix with anything else he was doing.

00:06:20.220 But if you're really good at studio work, plus, you know, drums, plus guitar, plus blah, blah, blah, every one of those work together, including the business end of it.

00:06:34.480 So if you combine the four Beatles and their skills, I think you would end up with something like 20 to 50 skills that are not random.

00:06:47.840 They all work together.

00:06:50.280 And I don't think we've ever seen anything like that.

00:06:53.460 Now, time goes by, and here's some more context.

00:06:59.240 And remember, I'm going to tie this all together.

00:07:02.300 So just make a mental note that the Beatles were not the best in the world at anything, but they were probably above average at 20 to 50 different skills.

00:07:14.880 And that's, in my opinion, that's the magic sauce.

00:07:18.500 So time goes by, and we're going to change the context a little bit, to my early career, when I was a younger man.

00:07:29.020 I had the idea that most people have, which is if you have a big problem in your life, could be career, could be personal, could be health, that what you would try to do is recover from the problems.

00:07:42.280 And that makes sense, right?

00:07:45.080 If you have a big problem, obviously, you should set it as your objective to get back to where you were.

00:07:52.700 Now, I'll give you an example where I tried that and learned it's a bad idea.

00:07:57.380 So you've heard this story again, but I'm putting it in a different context.

00:08:01.440 When I was in my 20s, worked for a bank, I had a cubicle job.

00:08:06.500 It looked like I had potential for promotion.

00:08:09.300 One day, my boss called me in and said, I don't know how to tell you this, but the word has come down from management that we can't promote white men.

00:08:19.960 So that would be a big problem because I was young and ambitious.

00:08:24.900 And if they told me directly I couldn't be promoted, well, I very quickly put my resume together and quit to take a better job, slightly better job.

00:08:37.520 I would say it's more of a lateral, lateral move from the bank to a phone company, but it's really just another cubicle job.

00:08:47.560 So that was an example of not using the system I'm going to describe.

00:08:52.660 But once that turned out the same way, the phone company eventually called me into my boss's office and said, I don't know how to tell you this, but word has come down that we can't promote a white male.

00:09:07.960 So you see, what I did was I set my objective to get back to where I was, you know, working in the cubicle and maybe getting promoted.

00:09:16.200 And I got right back to where I was.

00:09:18.900 But where I was wasn't good.

00:09:20.420 So sometime around that point in my life, I came up with a different strategy.

00:09:27.320 You could call it a system.

00:09:29.400 And the system was that no matter how bad the problem was, I would set as my objective to take advantage of the problem to be way better, like way, way better than wherever I was before the problem.

00:09:43.840 And you've also heard this story, again, I'm going to put it in a different context, that when I turned 49, I had a rare neurological problem that affected my vocal cords.

00:09:57.860 And they would clench when I tried to form words so I could make noise, but people couldn't understand what I was saying.

00:10:05.540 So instead of talking the way you hear me now, I don't talk like that, and people would say, what, what?

00:10:13.960 I couldn't use the telephone, et cetera.

00:10:16.400 So it took me a few years to even find out that I had a name, spasmodic dysphonia.

00:10:23.380 And the bad news was the experts told me it was incurable.

00:10:27.560 So I had an incurable voice problem, and half of my job was public speaking and doing interviews, and I really kind of needed to be able to talk.

00:10:41.400 Now, I was lucky that half of my job was cartooning, because that didn't require the talking.

00:10:47.440 But boy, did I need to get back to where I was.

00:10:49.860 However, by that time, I had learned my new system, which is to set my goal as being way better, way better, than wherever I was before I had the problem.

00:11:03.400 Now, in this case, getting back to where I was would have been a rather poor voice, because long before I had spasmodic dysphonia,

00:11:14.120 I had a weak, nasally-sounding voice that I hated to listen to.

00:11:20.220 Most of you have that, right?

00:11:21.900 When you listen to your own voice on recording, you go, ooh, ooh.

00:11:27.540 However, for those years where I was trying to find a solution to speaking, I did an affirmation, usually in my car.

00:11:36.080 And, you know, because I couldn't speak intelligently, but it didn't matter, because I was just alone driving my car.

00:11:45.080 I would do it out loud, but it would sound like nonsense to anybody else, but I knew what I was thinking and saying.

00:11:51.920 And the affirmation went like this.

00:11:54.460 I, Scott Adams, will speak perfectly.

00:11:58.840 Now, remember, I never spoke perfectly.

00:12:01.140 And it's also a subjective standard, right?

00:12:06.500 So what exactly is speaking perfectly?

00:12:09.200 And I'm going to tell you in a minute what that means to me.

00:12:12.760 So, again, time goes by.

00:12:16.080 And in 2013 or so, I published a book called How to Fail at Almost Everything, and it still went big.

00:12:22.900 And that included my advice about building a talent stack.

00:12:28.620 It included my advice about having a system over a goal.

00:12:32.400 And it also talked about my strategy of setting my recovery to be way better, way better than what I started with.

00:12:42.060 So now the scene is set.

00:12:44.540 It turns out that one of the people who read that book and absorbed a whole bunch of the skills that it described is an artist called Akira the Don.

00:12:57.780 Akira the Don.

00:12:59.600 And for the last several years, he has been using the techniques from the book.

00:13:04.680 And by the way, he tells me this.

00:13:06.340 I'm not guessing.

00:13:07.260 So he told me this, you know, directly, that he learned the whole talent stack systems over goals and a whole bunch of other advice.

00:13:18.700 He absorbed it.

00:13:20.540 He put it together.

00:13:22.240 And he added it to his existing skills of music.

00:13:26.400 And he also runs the business of producing music.

00:13:29.900 He's learned to, obviously, do video, marketing, social media.

00:13:34.440 And I would estimate that he has now compiled somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 different skills that, like the Beatles, this is the magic part, like the Beatles, they're not 20 random skills.

00:13:53.000 They're designed because they work together.

00:13:55.100 So he's been cranking away at a new form of music, art, entertainment that most of you have seen by now that he calls Meaning Wave, which combines a background beat in music with some kind of podcaster or some kind of philosopher who says interesting things that, independently, you would like to hear.

00:14:23.160 For example, I think he did Alan Watts and Jordan Peterson, and they combined their voices, just talking, with the music.

00:14:35.280 And, oh, my God, is it powerful.

00:14:38.440 But he also did it with me.

00:14:41.120 So he took clips from many of my podcasts.

00:14:44.580 And then this past week, he, after all this practice and assembling of many talents, he dropped an album, this entire album, you can find it on YouTube, or just go to the internet, you can search for it, Akira Ladon, plus my name, it'll pop right up.

00:15:03.820 And he launches it last week, and the last I checked, it had 6 million views.

00:15:09.480 Now, by the time the podcast clips were made, I had discovered a solution to my voice problem, surgery, and it took several years for me to get my voice back to strong enough that I could podcast.

00:15:29.660 So by the time he took the clips, I had learned persuasion, I'd written books that were part of my talent stack on advice, affirmations, and I'd found a way to be persuasively verbal.

00:15:47.860 So I wasn't trying to do any music, because I have no musical talent whatsoever, but I was trying to make my voice as compelling and useful as possible.

00:16:00.740 Now, I'm going to expand the definition of my voice to include not just how it sounded, but what I said, because by then I'd learned to speak persuasively.

00:16:12.820 And when you listen to it, you'll see that the persuasion part, the clips, are really unusually well-picked.

00:16:23.860 So it's not everything I've ever said, but Akira Ladon was also talented in figuring out what clips would work well with the music, what would affect people, maybe what affected him, I'm not sure.

00:16:36.480 And he puts it together, and if you haven't heard it yet, you will be blown away, because he's literally invented an entirely new form of entertainment.

00:16:48.440 And I've never seen anything in a musical domain, and you could argue whether it's music or a whole new art form,

00:16:57.300 but I've never seen anything with that nearly 100% of the people who listen to it say, my God, that's good.

00:17:06.580 People put it on and play it all day, people use it to go to sleep.

00:17:11.940 So, back to my definition and my system.

00:17:17.000 Remember, my system was not to get back to where I was, because that would be a nasally unpleasant voice that even I would not want to listen to.

00:17:26.520 But by that time, I'd learned to speak in a pleasant way.

00:17:31.380 I had recovered the strength of my voice, which took years, and the podcasting was part of that strategy,

00:17:37.860 to make sure that I talked for an hour a day, at least.

00:17:42.540 And the net result is that I produced, without any effort on my own part,

00:17:50.080 I guess I'll say, Akira the Don produced, with my clips, an art form that's better than just anything you've ever seen.

00:18:00.040 Just unbelievably mind-blowingly innovative and just so good.

00:18:07.040 So good.

00:18:07.400 So, I would recommend that you at least give it a sample.

00:18:12.260 At least give it a sample.

00:18:14.280 So, now that's an example of both he and I using the same system.

00:18:23.000 I was combining skills.

00:18:25.140 He was reading about my suggestion to combine skills.

00:18:30.200 I have a system.

00:18:31.360 He had a system.

00:18:32.340 Lots of systems.

00:18:33.180 And it was amazing.

00:18:36.300 Anyway, so here's my first shout-out.

00:18:40.040 You're going to ask me, because you're curious and it's a fair question,

00:18:44.780 am I sharing in the economics of this?

00:18:47.900 The answer is no.

00:18:49.920 No.

00:18:50.760 I have no economic stake.

00:18:52.520 Not directly.

00:18:54.680 Not indirectly.

00:18:55.540 And that's exactly what I want to say publicly, in case someday my estate decides to challenge it.

00:19:04.880 I want my estate to know, because I'm now saying it in public, that it is not my wishes to share economically.

00:19:13.060 One of the reasons for that is that he has already rewarded me more than money, you know, money can't compensate.

00:19:21.200 So, the feeling that I got from watching my voice become not just serviceable, but put it in context where it was way better than,

00:19:31.760 way better than it ever was, that even when I listen to it, I say to myself, wow, I really enjoy listening to me.

00:19:42.020 And that is rare.

00:19:42.960 So, you could say that that is perfect, because what would be more perfect than going from not being able to speak

00:19:53.960 to being the featured vocalist, in a special way, just talking, on a hugely successful and influential form of art that didn't exist before.

00:20:07.380 If that's not perfect, well, I mean, you tell me what is.

00:20:13.840 So, that's my first compliment and shout out.

00:20:17.020 The cure of the dawn.

00:20:18.960 Give it a sample.

00:20:21.220 Second, there's somebody I've talked about a lot, and you're going to say, Scott, he's no artist.

00:20:28.900 And I get it.

00:20:29.860 I get it.

00:20:30.760 But he does what he does so well that I think it's elevated to art.

00:20:36.480 Right?

00:20:37.380 You know, if somebody is just really good at what they do, then they're just really good at what they do.

00:20:42.580 But some people can take that to such a level that you look at it and you go, wow, nobody can do that.

00:20:51.520 Who else could do that?

00:20:52.980 That's art.

00:20:54.160 And the second person is Mike Benz, especially because of what he did the past week.

00:21:00.340 Now, if you don't know Mike Benz, B-E-N-Z, you should follow him, because I can't really reproduce what he talks about or says, and that's really the point.

00:21:11.680 He is unreproducible because he's so artistically gifted.

00:21:17.940 Now, he, like Akira Thedon, has told me that I had some influence over his talent stack.

00:21:26.200 Now, I assume that means maybe just in the domain of persuasion.

00:21:31.160 I don't know the details, but I had some influence.

00:21:34.500 And what his special talent is, that I've never seen anybody close, is he has this insane encyclopedic memory and knowledge of the intelligence and government structures,

00:21:50.860 so that he knows exactly who is connected to whom, what organizations and people are connected, who's married to who, who used to work with who, where the money flowed.

00:22:04.480 And he combines that incredible knowledge that I don't think, honestly, I don't think there's another person in the world who has his knowledge of just how things fit together.

00:22:15.180 But he combines that with just crazy pattern recognition.

00:22:23.200 And so, he has this unique ability that has made a lot of MAGA people happy.

00:22:29.480 I don't know if he would call himself MAGA, but he sort of operates in that world more than the other.

00:22:37.420 So, he does a podcast, and he's developed all these skills.

00:22:41.720 You know, he's musical, and he combines that.

00:22:46.480 He plays the piano.

00:22:48.600 So, you can see that, you know, his brain is a certain structure that's amazing.

00:22:53.760 So, he's learned to podcast.

00:22:55.460 He's got the business end of it.

00:22:57.320 He's made lots of networking connections.

00:23:01.200 But on top of that, if you add the encyclopedic memory, his knowledge of how everything is connected,

00:23:06.980 and now his pattern recognition, he was the first one to untangle, in my mind, the NGO badness.

00:23:16.960 Because the theft that was massive, we'll talk about that later, seemed to be hidden in the complexity.

00:23:26.620 So, you needed someone who could look at this amazing complexity and pick out what mattered and what was noise.

00:23:37.180 Nobody else can do that.

00:23:39.580 So, first, and this is not what he did this week, he sort of demystified the whole NGO world,

00:23:47.100 and I think I would give him the most credit.

00:23:49.220 Now, obviously, Elon Musk is a huge part of that, and Doge.

00:23:53.280 But it was Benz who kind of explained it all to me for the first time.

00:23:59.200 But you take that forward, and this past week, in my opinion,

00:24:05.680 he's the first one who completely explained the Epstein situation.

00:24:11.040 Now, I can't reproduce his explanation, but I'll give you the sort of, you know, idiotic summary.

00:24:17.920 The idiotic summary is that while he was doing a podcast,

00:24:23.620 and he was starting to do some pattern of recognition of everything we've learned so far,

00:24:29.140 he realized that Epstein has been connected to at least four intelligence agencies.

00:24:36.420 Again, this is because of his encyclopedic knowledge of who works with who,

00:24:43.020 who was a roommate of who, literally, literally, who was a roommate,

00:24:47.140 who stayed with somebody for an extended period of time.

00:24:50.140 Things you would never know.

00:24:52.620 But he does.

00:24:54.260 And I guess as he was doing the podcast, he suddenly put it all together.

00:24:58.940 Now, if you haven't heard it, I would tell you to go listen to his version,

00:25:03.020 because you want to get the full thing.

00:25:04.160 But the basic idea is that Epstein has clearly been associated

00:25:08.740 with giant intelligence-related money laundering for several decades,

00:25:18.280 starting way back with something called the BCCI,

00:25:22.180 a big financial entity that apparently was sort of a CIA money laundering operation.

00:25:29.240 So, so Benz ties Epstein back to Bear Stearns, again, all the way back to, I think,

00:25:38.060 if I'm not mistaken, Iran-Contra, where money was laundered around for the CIA and others.

00:25:45.720 But, so Benz finds the connection, not just to the CIA,

00:25:49.960 but to, I believe, British intelligence, Saudi intelligence, and Israeli intelligence.

00:25:54.380 So, the pattern that he identified, and he shows receipts of who was involved

00:26:01.900 and who Epstein knew and worked with and all that,

00:26:05.340 it's very clear, and now for the first time,

00:26:09.020 that if you're wondering, hey, was he working for Israel?

00:26:12.960 Sometimes.

00:26:14.320 Hey, was he working for the CIA?

00:26:17.120 Sometimes.

00:26:18.360 Was he taking that skill and using it for the British intelligence or Saudi Arabia?

00:26:26.600 Apparently, yes.

00:26:28.080 So, he wasn't really wedded to one spy organization.

00:26:33.080 He was very clearly somebody who worked for all of them.

00:26:36.620 Now, I haven't gotten to the big aha,

00:26:39.160 because I know what some of you are thinking.

00:26:41.360 Some of you are thinking, Buzz Scott.

00:26:43.320 But, really, it's not about that.

00:26:45.780 It's about the rich and powerful people that are being protected.

00:26:49.220 Right?

00:26:50.040 And we already knew he was working with some spy agencies.

00:26:53.860 So, he's really added nothing.

00:26:56.220 Right?

00:26:57.420 Oh, no.

00:26:59.140 It completely changes how you see it.

00:27:02.000 Because once you realize how embedded he was with the intelligence agencies,

00:27:07.320 let's call them the spy entities,

00:27:09.720 you realize the following.

00:27:13.420 Rokana said, I think, yesterday,

00:27:15.940 that he wants to...

00:27:17.580 I'll tie this together in a minute.

00:27:19.440 That he thinks that Pam Bondi broke the law

00:27:24.400 by not releasing all of the Epstein files.

00:27:27.220 Do you think the Epstein files will be released

00:27:31.140 even if all of the rich and powerful people who might be named

00:27:36.900 could be named?

00:27:39.340 And the answer is, no.

00:27:42.040 You will never know what all the spy agencies were doing with him,

00:27:47.020 because they wouldn't want you to know.

00:27:48.540 So, if the Department of Justice and the Trump administration

00:27:54.180 genuinely wanted to release the entire files,

00:27:59.340 could they do it?

00:28:00.640 No.

00:28:01.800 There's not any chance they can do it.

00:28:04.160 Because the CIA...

00:28:05.740 I'll just use them as a stand-in for the other intelligence agencies.

00:28:09.860 The CIA, if they block it,

00:28:12.960 and of course they would have the power...

00:28:15.180 They would have all the power they needed to block anything.

00:28:17.660 They could literally threaten you with death and total destruction

00:28:23.180 if you didn't do what they said and block their secrets.

00:28:27.340 And they don't even have to be the kind of secrets

00:28:29.760 that protect the world.

00:28:31.600 It could just be whatever they wanted to block.

00:28:34.660 So, here's the thing.

00:28:36.660 Even if...

00:28:40.720 Well, I'll put it another way.

00:28:42.260 So, what this causes

00:28:43.340 is the rich and powerful people

00:28:45.820 who obviously are part of the guilty entities.

00:28:50.340 It wouldn't matter if they even told you,

00:28:53.220 go ahead and use my name.

00:28:55.500 It wouldn't matter if there was, you know,

00:28:57.800 great desire within the Department of Justice and the FBI

00:29:01.620 to actually out the rich and powerful.

00:29:04.180 Well, as long as the CIA could keep that secret,

00:29:08.640 they have a little bit more ownership of those rich people.

00:29:13.740 So, let me put this in practical terms.

00:29:17.600 If you were the CIA

00:29:18.920 and you knew, for example,

00:29:22.700 that Bill Gates had something to hide,

00:29:25.800 would you be better off

00:29:27.840 making sure that that got blocked

00:29:31.240 and it was never released

00:29:32.820 so that you could blackmail him

00:29:34.860 without blackmailing him?

00:29:36.440 You would never have to say to him,

00:29:38.540 you know, Bill Gates,

00:29:39.980 if you don't do what we want,

00:29:43.000 you know, you're in trouble.

00:29:44.000 You would never have to say it.

00:29:45.860 You would just have to be the CIA

00:29:47.840 and say to the rich people,

00:29:51.220 here's the deal.

00:29:52.240 Well, we're going to protect you,

00:29:53.980 but we own you.

00:29:57.140 So, have you noticed

00:29:57.880 how many of the rich and powerful people

00:29:59.420 have government contracts?

00:30:02.080 So, if you're the CIA,

00:30:03.780 and again, I'm just using them

00:30:04.920 as a stand-in for spy agencies,

00:30:09.280 your best case scenario

00:30:10.940 is that you have an unspoken threat

00:30:14.820 to make all the rich and powerful people

00:30:17.480 do what you want,

00:30:18.400 but you combine it with an incentive

00:30:22.400 such as, you know,

00:30:24.960 your multi-billion dollar company

00:30:26.840 could get a lot of government contracts

00:30:29.120 if you're just really good to us,

00:30:32.160 but if you become kind of a dick

00:30:33.960 and you out us for what we've done,

00:30:36.760 maybe you won't make billions of dollars.

00:30:38.800 Maybe you'll never get

00:30:39.540 another government contract.

00:30:41.520 So, here's my aha.

00:30:43.940 My aha is this is not about

00:30:46.400 the rich and powerful.

00:30:48.400 They get protected for free

00:30:52.120 because the spy agencies

00:30:55.220 want to keep control

00:30:57.600 of both the powerful people

00:30:59.180 and also hide their own secrets,

00:31:02.240 and they would be 100% capable

00:31:04.860 of blocking any kind of information.

00:31:08.880 Now, one of the things

00:31:09.660 that Ro Khanna and Thomas Massey

00:31:12.000 may have been blinded to

00:31:14.300 is that if they allowed

00:31:19.760 within their legislation

00:31:21.700 that anything that's too sensitive

00:31:25.240 or mentioned a victim

00:31:27.500 could be redacted,

00:31:30.140 that guarantees that the people

00:31:32.940 who want to redact other stuff

00:31:34.620 can easily do it

00:31:36.440 and just say,

00:31:37.360 oh, yeah,

00:31:38.380 yeah, we're just protecting the victims.

00:31:39.920 Of course.

00:31:41.200 Duh.

00:31:41.640 Obviously.

00:31:42.780 And even if those rich

00:31:44.180 and powerful people

00:31:45.060 and even if those victims

00:31:47.080 did want to be protected,

00:31:49.080 they're not the decision makers.

00:31:50.780 The spy agency would be in control

00:31:54.080 of those people

00:31:55.160 as well as what gets blocked

00:31:59.100 and what doesn't.

00:32:00.340 So to me,

00:32:01.800 that answered

00:32:02.440 the questions that will be answered.

00:32:05.860 It guarantees

00:32:07.420 that we'll never be satisfied

00:32:09.040 with what comes out

00:32:10.880 of the Epstein files.

00:32:12.740 Would you agree?

00:32:14.400 We'll never know why exactly,

00:32:17.500 but once you see

00:32:18.500 the Mike Benz frame on this

00:32:20.220 and you realize

00:32:21.240 how deeply embedded

00:32:22.780 Epstein had been

00:32:24.320 with the spy agencies

00:32:25.360 for decades,

00:32:26.640 you realize that

00:32:27.760 it wouldn't matter

00:32:29.460 what anybody thought about

00:32:32.040 the rich and powerful.

00:32:33.380 They're just not in charge.

00:32:34.460 So if your frame was,

00:32:36.700 oh, I think the rich people

00:32:38.140 called up Pam Bondi

00:32:40.440 and said,

00:32:41.580 hey, I'm a billionaire.

00:32:43.500 Don't out me.

00:32:45.180 They might have tried,

00:32:46.880 but they don't have

00:32:47.820 the power of the CIA.

00:32:49.500 If the CIA calls

00:32:50.940 the Department of Justice

00:32:52.020 or the FBI and says,

00:32:53.240 here's the deal.

00:32:54.280 You will not release this.

00:32:56.540 And we don't have to tell you

00:32:57.720 what will happen to you

00:32:58.580 if you do,

00:32:59.220 but you won't.

00:33:01.020 That would put

00:33:01.740 the Department of Justice

00:33:03.160 and the FBI

00:33:03.860 in a very

00:33:04.780 awkward situation

00:33:07.640 and that's what we see.

00:33:10.120 So

00:33:10.400 the big aha here

00:33:13.420 and why I call

00:33:15.220 Mike Benz an artist

00:33:17.400 is that nobody else

00:33:18.680 could pull this together.

00:33:20.540 And once you realize

00:33:21.560 that the intelligence

00:33:23.500 spy part of it

00:33:24.900 is not just an also,

00:33:26.980 but it's the dominant theme,

00:33:28.980 then you realize

00:33:30.580 you're never going to see

00:33:32.360 the bottom of the barrel.

00:33:34.540 They will completely

00:33:35.920 nickel and dime us to death.

00:33:38.100 They will drag it out.

00:33:39.320 They might blame other people.

00:33:41.400 Maybe there'll be a distraction.

00:33:42.940 Maybe the UFO

00:33:43.680 will land.

00:33:45.760 But one thing

00:33:46.480 you can guarantee

00:33:47.460 won't happen

00:33:48.280 is that the public

00:33:49.820 will never be satisfied

00:33:51.340 that they saw

00:33:52.820 what really was going on.

00:33:54.300 So just to be clear,

00:33:58.120 I assume

00:33:58.920 it's obvious

00:34:00.500 that rich and powerful

00:34:02.180 people are being protected,

00:34:04.080 but not for the benefit

00:34:05.380 of the rich and powerful.

00:34:07.140 They will be protected

00:34:08.000 for the benefit

00:34:08.720 of the spy agencies

00:34:09.840 who would then have

00:34:11.200 greater control

00:34:12.160 over them

00:34:12.760 for whatever it is

00:34:14.200 that they wanted to control.

00:34:16.940 Pretty impressive.

00:34:17.920 All right, so

00:34:19.360 that's artist number two.

00:34:21.900 You should follow Mike Benz.

00:34:23.940 Artist number three.

00:34:25.260 You may have heard of this one.

00:34:26.940 Donald Trump.

00:34:29.580 Now, in my opinion,

00:34:31.980 Trump has raised

00:34:33.160 the art of trolling,

00:34:35.040 maybe persuasion too,

00:34:36.980 to a level that

00:34:38.080 we'll never see again,

00:34:40.580 completely unparalleled,

00:34:42.460 and so successful

00:34:44.700 that I laugh when I see it.

00:34:46.860 Let me give you some examples.

00:34:49.480 So he did

00:34:50.300 the Hall of Presidents

00:34:51.580 where he put

00:34:53.240 a president auto pen

00:34:54.760 instead of Biden,

00:34:56.120 and then he put

00:34:56.860 insulting descriptions

00:34:58.980 of Obama

00:34:59.840 and the Obama presidency.

00:35:02.400 And what did that cause?

00:35:04.480 Well, all the Democrats

00:35:05.660 and the legitimate news

00:35:08.000 were like,

00:35:08.360 oh, rah,

00:35:09.320 you can't do that.

00:35:10.460 Rah, rah.

00:35:11.140 And it made them focus

00:35:14.060 on what had to be

00:35:15.660 the least important thing

00:35:17.040 happening in the world.

00:35:18.980 Meanwhile,

00:35:20.100 while all that shelf space

00:35:21.380 was being eaten up

00:35:22.540 by what

00:35:23.760 MAGA thought was funny,

00:35:25.760 most of us,

00:35:26.940 and his critics

00:35:30.760 thought,

00:35:31.700 oh, here's an easy one.

00:35:33.600 He's left us

00:35:34.460 this easy attack.

00:35:36.020 We're going to say

00:35:36.640 that he's a narcissistic,

00:35:38.920 bad person,

00:35:40.280 and it's like

00:35:40.700 a real easy story.

00:35:42.240 Yeah, yeah.

00:35:43.440 So that's just one thing.

00:35:44.960 He also did

00:35:46.100 the Rob Reiner insults,

00:35:48.980 sort of insults,

00:35:50.040 that everybody said,

00:35:51.440 that's too soon.

00:35:52.980 Even MAGA people

00:35:54.600 were saying,

00:35:55.200 no, no,

00:35:56.340 I don't support that.

00:35:57.300 It's too soon.

00:35:58.620 But,

00:35:59.440 like the Hall of Presidents,

00:36:01.760 it was a troll,

00:36:03.860 meaning that

00:36:04.560 it wasn't just about

00:36:07.180 what he thought

00:36:08.900 was funny.

00:36:10.020 He was, again,

00:36:10.820 distracting Democrats

00:36:12.840 and distracting the news

00:36:14.320 into the least important

00:36:16.240 thing that was happening.

00:36:17.840 Was there anything

00:36:18.900 in the world

00:36:19.600 that Trump was doing

00:36:21.320 that was less important

00:36:23.180 than what he said

00:36:24.780 about Rob Reiner?

00:36:26.980 No, no.

00:36:28.500 So, again,

00:36:29.520 he's got the Democrats

00:36:30.480 and the press

00:36:32.380 that doesn't like him

00:36:33.460 thinking,

00:36:34.480 oh, you put an easy target

00:36:37.140 on your back this time.

00:36:38.760 Watch what bad things

00:36:39.740 we say about your character.

00:36:41.940 And then,

00:36:43.560 my favorite part

00:36:45.780 is renaming

00:36:46.740 the Kennedy Center,

00:36:49.520 or whatever it's called,

00:36:50.460 into the Trump-Kennedy

00:36:53.080 performing arts.

00:36:54.600 Is that what it is?

00:36:55.940 Now,

00:36:56.780 you might say,

00:36:57.620 but Scott,

00:36:58.500 he's not the one

00:36:59.780 who decided

00:37:00.380 on the name change.

00:37:02.020 But, obviously,

00:37:03.180 he had to approve it.

00:37:05.160 Obviously,

00:37:05.920 if he said,

00:37:06.720 don't put my name

00:37:07.420 in that building,

00:37:08.200 they wouldn't do it.

00:37:09.300 So, clearly,

00:37:11.560 he's behind it.

00:37:12.960 Now,

00:37:13.340 how was that interpreted?

00:37:15.560 Well,

00:37:16.040 once again,

00:37:17.320 the Democrats

00:37:18.020 and his critics

00:37:18.800 treated it

00:37:19.500 like it was

00:37:19.900 the most important

00:37:20.640 thing happening

00:37:21.280 because it was

00:37:22.180 a real easy story

00:37:23.420 to write about.

00:37:24.800 They can't resist

00:37:25.640 an easy one.

00:37:26.920 No research,

00:37:28.340 no context.

00:37:30.300 All you have to do

00:37:31.220 is say,

00:37:31.620 oh,

00:37:32.000 there he goes again,

00:37:33.580 being a bad person.

00:37:35.880 Now,

00:37:36.440 one of the things

00:37:37.700 that these all

00:37:38.620 had in common,

00:37:39.780 and this is why

00:37:40.460 he's a genius,

00:37:41.480 that persuasion,

00:37:42.160 is that

00:37:43.460 they were really

00:37:44.800 easy to do,

00:37:46.280 super easy to do.

00:37:48.360 It guaranteed

00:37:49.140 that his enemies

00:37:50.040 fell into

00:37:51.220 their own trap.

00:37:53.740 So,

00:37:54.400 what do I mean

00:37:54.900 by their own trap?

00:37:57.100 So,

00:37:57.440 for years now,

00:37:58.560 the Democrats

00:37:59.180 have tried to

00:38:00.020 frame Trump

00:38:01.360 as a narcissist,

00:38:03.600 right?

00:38:04.780 They tried to frame him

00:38:05.660 as a narcissist

00:38:06.460 with a terrible character

00:38:08.840 who would do things

00:38:10.680 like what I just mentioned.

00:38:12.920 And that,

00:38:13.720 that's more evidence

00:38:14.800 that he's an authoritarian,

00:38:17.180 narcissistic monster.

00:38:21.400 Now,

00:38:22.460 you've probably noticed

00:38:24.040 that 100% of the people

00:38:25.460 who meet him in person,

00:38:27.160 including Bill Maher

00:38:28.580 and the CEO of NVIDIA

00:38:31.300 and a bunch of other people

00:38:33.300 who would not necessarily

00:38:34.560 have been pro-Trump,

00:38:36.100 they've said that

00:38:36.760 when you meet him in person,

00:38:38.420 he's not the character

00:38:39.620 that people talk about.

00:38:41.320 that he's a really good listener

00:38:43.240 and that I experienced

00:38:45.220 the same thing.

00:38:46.200 He is way smarter

00:38:47.380 than you think.

00:38:48.600 I also experienced that.

00:38:51.420 And,

00:38:51.600 and he,

00:38:54.660 and he genuinely

00:38:55.440 has empathy

00:38:56.220 for the things

00:38:59.380 you would want him

00:38:59.900 to have empathy.

00:39:00.380 so his reality

00:39:02.060 is quite different

00:39:03.560 from what the Democrats

00:39:05.420 believe he is

00:39:06.520 and have been framed in.

00:39:08.000 So having created

00:39:09.160 their own frame,

00:39:10.940 they can't get out of it.

00:39:12.840 So if you looked

00:39:13.640 at the Hall of Presidents,

00:39:14.980 the auto pen,

00:39:16.300 and the Rob Reiner comment,

00:39:18.260 and you were already primed,

00:39:20.220 and they have primed themselves,

00:39:22.040 to think the only way

00:39:23.180 you can explain this

00:39:24.120 is that he's a narcissistic

00:39:26.300 bastard,

00:39:28.020 then that's what

00:39:28.620 you'll believe is happening.

00:39:30.400 So there,

00:39:31.260 all of his critics,

00:39:32.580 every one of them,

00:39:33.720 is interpreting this

00:39:34.760 as,

00:39:35.080 well,

00:39:35.840 more proof

00:39:36.480 that we were right,

00:39:37.980 he's a narcissistic

00:39:39.000 bastard.

00:39:40.080 Now,

00:39:40.540 I've told you this before,

00:39:41.680 but narcissism

00:39:43.560 can have a bad version

00:39:46.180 and a good version.

00:39:47.700 I would consider myself

00:39:49.400 a narcissist,

00:39:50.700 but in,

00:39:52.020 I prefer

00:39:52.600 to be the good version.

00:39:55.320 And what I mean by that

00:39:56.300 is,

00:39:57.000 I'd love to get attention

00:39:58.340 and credit,

00:40:00.160 but only if I've done

00:40:01.200 something that is

00:40:01.940 generally good for the world,

00:40:03.720 or generally good

00:40:04.840 for somebody,

00:40:06.080 right?

00:40:06.440 I would not want

00:40:07.340 to get credit,

00:40:08.840 it wouldn't really

00:40:09.480 give me any dopamine,

00:40:10.480 if somebody

00:40:12.320 accidentally

00:40:13.000 thought I did

00:40:14.180 something good.

00:40:15.300 I want to get credit

00:40:16.520 for what I actually did,

00:40:18.920 and it gives me

00:40:19.860 a dopamine high,

00:40:21.600 but is there anybody

00:40:22.600 who loses

00:40:23.300 in that scenario?

00:40:25.540 Nobody loses.

00:40:26.780 If I do something

00:40:27.680 that's good for me,

00:40:29.140 because it brings me

00:40:30.360 attention or credit

00:40:31.600 and dopamine,

00:40:32.800 but it's also good

00:40:33.900 for you,

00:40:35.280 don't we all win?

00:40:36.760 If you look at

00:40:37.660 what Trump does,

00:40:39.260 he definitely likes

00:40:40.220 putting his name

00:40:40.920 on things.

00:40:41.880 He's definitely

00:40:42.520 a type of narcissist

00:40:43.960 who likes to get credit.

00:40:47.140 We all do.

00:40:48.840 He's just transparent

00:40:50.100 about it.

00:40:51.060 He likes to get credit,

00:40:52.680 but he likes to get credit

00:40:54.720 for things he actually did.

00:40:57.000 He's not pretending

00:40:58.220 to help the country.

00:40:59.540 He's trying to actually

00:41:00.960 turn around the country,

00:41:02.860 actually end wars,

00:41:04.680 actually improve the economy,

00:41:06.440 actually help everybody.

00:41:09.980 So once you realize

00:41:11.220 that he's got

00:41:12.100 the entire Democrat

00:41:14.500 and critics

00:41:15.720 and press

00:41:16.500 doing what I call

00:41:18.140 turning into cats,

00:41:20.420 chasing a laser pointer

00:41:21.740 while he's doing

00:41:22.700 useful stuff,

00:41:24.140 you can see

00:41:25.060 the genius of it.

00:41:26.240 Now,

00:41:26.820 I predict,

00:41:28.240 I predict,

00:41:29.240 and you know

00:41:29.600 I've been right

00:41:30.140 about this sort of thing,

00:41:31.120 that history

00:41:32.740 will eventually

00:41:34.040 come to understand

00:41:35.340 his cat

00:41:37.160 with the laser pointer

00:41:38.140 strategy,

00:41:39.060 and they'll know

00:41:39.900 that once the Democrats

00:41:41.340 trap themselves

00:41:42.660 in the frame

00:41:43.920 that the only way

00:41:44.820 you can understand them

00:41:45.980 is as an evil narcissist

00:41:48.160 with a broken personality,

00:41:50.180 they can't get out of it.

00:41:51.720 So they've trapped

00:41:53.360 themselves

00:41:53.860 in their own frame.

00:41:55.640 Meanwhile,

00:41:56.520 he can go

00:41:57.180 lower pharmaceutical costs,

00:42:00.500 you know,

00:42:00.680 negotiate the end of wars.

00:42:03.360 He can lower taxes,

00:42:05.220 he can get bills passed,

00:42:06.880 he can write 100 EOs.

00:42:09.660 And then,

00:42:10.640 once I introduce

00:42:11.800 this idea

00:42:12.580 on X,

00:42:14.820 and by the way,

00:42:15.860 if you don't think

00:42:16.880 he has elevated trolling

00:42:18.380 to an actual art form,

00:42:20.460 pay attention.

00:42:24.120 He has elevated

00:42:25.380 it to an art form.

00:42:26.680 There will never

00:42:27.420 be another president,

00:42:29.080 I'm assuming,

00:42:30.240 who can match

00:42:31.400 what you're watching

00:42:32.640 happen right now.

00:42:33.720 But people don't

00:42:34.740 understand what

00:42:35.500 they're seeing

00:42:35.980 because they're mostly

00:42:37.580 trapped in the other frame.

00:42:39.540 Oh,

00:42:39.920 he has a broken personality,

00:42:41.460 that's why he's doing

00:42:42.000 all this.

00:42:43.720 No.

00:42:44.940 He is a narcissist,

00:42:46.400 just as I am,

00:42:47.960 but only the kind

00:42:49.240 who tries to help.

00:42:51.080 You know,

00:42:51.420 if I don't do

00:42:52.260 something good for you,

00:42:53.580 or if he doesn't

00:42:54.300 do something good for you,

00:42:55.920 it's not going to be

00:42:56.720 that enjoyable

00:42:57.480 to get some credit.

00:42:59.500 I mean,

00:42:59.880 it might be better

00:43:00.580 than not,

00:43:01.260 but it's not really

00:43:02.820 the aim anybody

00:43:04.080 would have.

00:43:07.300 So,

00:43:08.300 the best brander

00:43:10.040 of all time

00:43:10.720 who's famous

00:43:11.600 for putting his name

00:43:12.540 on things,

00:43:13.920 put his name

00:43:14.520 on a few things.

00:43:15.260 I saw somebody,

00:43:17.380 one of his critics,

00:43:18.600 said to me on X,

00:43:20.160 they said,

00:43:20.660 Scott,

00:43:21.860 Scott,

00:43:22.480 you fool.

00:43:23.560 What do you think

00:43:24.280 is going to happen

00:43:24.960 when the Democrats

00:43:25.960 get back in power?

00:43:28.360 You know,

00:43:28.500 don't you think

00:43:29.100 they're going to change

00:43:29.820 the name of the

00:43:30.840 Trump-Kennedy senator

00:43:32.380 back to where it was?

00:43:34.000 To which I say,

00:43:35.060 yeah,

00:43:35.280 of course.

00:43:36.420 That's exactly

00:43:37.160 what I expect.

00:43:38.560 That if Democrats

00:43:39.580 get in charge,

00:43:40.880 they'll change the name

00:43:41.880 back to whatever

00:43:42.600 they wanted to be.

00:43:43.980 And will that bother me?

00:43:46.220 No.

00:43:47.400 I will say,

00:43:48.460 three years of making

00:43:49.740 them chase the laser

00:43:50.960 pointer was all

00:43:52.660 he wanted.

00:43:53.920 Now,

00:43:54.220 if Republicans

00:43:55.660 stayed in charge

00:43:56.460 for longer,

00:43:57.940 he would like it

00:43:58.620 better.

00:44:00.180 And then somebody

00:44:00.840 said to me,

00:44:01.500 but Scott,

00:44:02.700 you know,

00:44:03.060 sure,

00:44:04.100 you say he's

00:44:04.900 persuasive,

00:44:06.240 but why hasn't,

00:44:08.420 why are his

00:44:09.460 popularity numbers

00:44:10.520 low?

00:44:10.900 to which I say,

00:44:13.240 well,

00:44:13.440 did I miss

00:44:13.960 an election?

00:44:15.600 Was there some

00:44:16.280 kind of election

00:44:17.040 this week

00:44:17.720 where it mattered

00:44:19.040 what Trump's

00:44:20.080 popularity was?

00:44:22.340 No.

00:44:23.160 He can allow you

00:44:24.240 to think bad

00:44:25.040 things about him

00:44:25.860 so long as he's

00:44:27.100 building a record

00:44:28.400 of doing

00:44:29.460 successful things,

00:44:30.980 which he is.

00:44:33.640 And,

00:44:34.240 yeah,

00:44:35.660 you're going to

00:44:36.000 have to wait,

00:44:36.960 you know,

00:44:37.220 until the actual

00:44:37.840 midterms to see

00:44:38.900 where his

00:44:39.900 popularity stands

00:44:40.940 by then.

00:44:43.000 All right.

00:44:43.720 So,

00:44:44.200 I call that art.

00:44:46.000 Speaking of

00:44:46.800 persuasion,

00:44:48.980 there's an article

00:44:49.600 in Fox News

00:44:50.360 that this is the

00:44:51.400 year that

00:44:52.840 conservative groups

00:44:53.820 declared the

00:44:55.860 tipping point

00:44:56.640 on climate

00:44:57.360 hysteria.

00:44:59.240 Do you think

00:45:00.520 there would be

00:45:02.920 a tipping point

00:45:03.700 on climate

00:45:04.300 hysteria just

00:45:05.960 because people

00:45:06.880 like me

00:45:07.540 and lots

00:45:09.040 of other

00:45:09.460 people on

00:45:10.660 the right

00:45:11.020 especially

00:45:11.520 have presented

00:45:14.300 the facts?

00:45:15.840 Well,

00:45:16.740 it helps.

00:45:18.540 But I think

00:45:19.760 it was Trump

00:45:20.500 who has been

00:45:22.140 steadfast in

00:45:23.220 saying that

00:45:23.640 at least the

00:45:24.420 climate alarm

00:45:26.060 part is overdone.

00:45:27.860 Not necessarily

00:45:29.040 that we are

00:45:29.900 or not getting

00:45:30.580 warmer,

00:45:31.480 but how much

00:45:32.140 worry we have

00:45:33.280 about it

00:45:33.580 makes sense.

00:45:34.060 He has also

00:45:35.520 removed a lot

00:45:37.280 of the impediments

00:45:38.080 to nuclear

00:45:38.780 power and

00:45:40.820 also said

00:45:42.380 if you're

00:45:43.040 going to build

00:45:43.420 a giant

00:45:44.880 AI data

00:45:45.800 center,

00:45:46.760 you'd better

00:45:47.980 build your

00:45:48.980 own power

00:45:49.480 center.

00:45:50.320 Now,

00:45:50.560 suddenly,

00:45:51.540 all these

00:45:52.800 big companies

00:45:53.520 believe they

00:45:54.480 can build

00:45:54.920 nuclear power

00:45:55.740 plants that

00:45:56.760 they would

00:45:57.040 use for

00:45:57.480 their own

00:45:57.800 operations.

00:46:00.140 How good

00:46:01.040 is that?

00:46:02.560 I mean,

00:46:03.040 the benefit

00:46:03.760 that that

00:46:04.260 should bring

00:46:04.700 to the world.

00:46:05.940 Even if just

00:46:06.760 one of those

00:46:07.420 big companies

00:46:08.140 figures out

00:46:09.280 how to build

00:46:09.860 a functional,

00:46:11.600 modular,

00:46:13.280 smallish,

00:46:14.360 but big enough

00:46:15.440 nuclear power

00:46:17.220 center,

00:46:17.660 either fission

00:46:18.300 or fusion,

00:46:19.820 it's one of the

00:46:20.840 biggest things

00:46:21.340 that will ever

00:46:21.720 happen in humanity.

00:46:23.660 And that would

00:46:24.140 be because

00:46:24.780 Trump persuasively

00:46:26.820 has been pro

00:46:28.680 energy,

00:46:29.280 energy,

00:46:29.680 energy,

00:46:29.940 in every form.

00:46:31.160 he's been

00:46:32.080 pro getting

00:46:32.680 rid of

00:46:33.200 regulations,

00:46:35.100 which allowed

00:46:35.880 these big

00:46:36.360 companies to

00:46:36.880 have a path

00:46:37.660 to do this.

00:46:39.260 And he's

00:46:40.020 approved the

00:46:40.560 idea that

00:46:41.280 individuals can

00:46:42.520 have their

00:46:42.820 own power

00:46:43.220 plants.

00:46:44.600 And he's

00:46:45.580 pro AI.

00:46:46.940 So he's

00:46:47.640 exactly,

00:46:48.880 exactly where

00:46:51.080 we need him

00:46:51.680 to be for

00:46:52.680 society to

00:46:53.580 get to that

00:46:54.060 next level.

00:46:54.660 So that's

00:46:56.600 pretty persuasive.

00:46:59.580 I haven't

00:47:00.360 talked about

00:47:00.860 this much,

00:47:02.920 but you

00:47:03.780 know the

00:47:04.080 story about

00:47:04.640 U.S.

00:47:05.160 Senator from

00:47:06.160 Utah,

00:47:06.720 Mike Lee.

00:47:07.800 He introduced

00:47:08.620 this legislation

00:47:09.760 to have

00:47:11.820 letters of

00:47:12.940 mark,

00:47:13.880 M-A-R-Q-U-E.

00:47:16.040 Apparently the

00:47:16.900 Constitution

00:47:17.420 specifies that

00:47:18.560 you can do

00:47:18.980 this.

00:47:19.780 And what it

00:47:20.180 does is it

00:47:20.800 allows the

00:47:21.240 federal government

00:47:22.100 to authorize

00:47:23.860 private citizens

00:47:24.880 should they

00:47:25.820 be qualified

00:47:27.020 to do it

00:47:27.680 to form

00:47:28.720 their own

00:47:29.100 little military

00:47:29.940 to go after

00:47:31.440 pirate ships.

00:47:33.200 Now in

00:47:34.200 this case

00:47:34.680 they're sort

00:47:35.180 of defining

00:47:36.180 the pirate

00:47:36.820 ships as

00:47:38.220 the drug

00:47:39.160 smugglers.

00:47:40.900 So the

00:47:41.180 idea is

00:47:41.820 that free

00:47:43.660 market people

00:47:44.520 would get

00:47:45.640 to attack

00:47:47.760 these cartel

00:47:49.380 assets and

00:47:50.680 keep what

00:47:51.260 they got.

00:47:52.920 So if

00:47:53.200 they

00:47:53.460 found

00:47:54.820 $10 million

00:47:55.440 sitting around

00:47:56.480 in some

00:47:56.880 cartel

00:47:57.520 asset,

00:47:59.240 they could

00:47:59.560 just keep

00:48:00.060 it.

00:48:01.300 And that's

00:48:02.000 what the

00:48:02.460 law specifically

00:48:03.800 allows.

00:48:05.780 So we're

00:48:06.520 not talking

00:48:07.000 about people

00:48:07.480 who don't

00:48:07.960 know how

00:48:08.240 to do

00:48:08.500 this business.

00:48:09.040 We're

00:48:09.280 talking about

00:48:10.420 retired

00:48:11.360 SEALs,

00:48:13.660 retired top

00:48:15.260 operators who

00:48:16.240 might want to

00:48:16.980 bring together

00:48:17.960 their own

00:48:18.360 private little

00:48:19.000 army just

00:48:20.660 for plundering

00:48:21.620 the cartels.

00:48:23.480 Now I

00:48:23.980 saw a

00:48:25.280 comment by

00:48:25.980 Elon Musk

00:48:26.820 that I

00:48:27.800 haven't figured

00:48:28.400 out how to

00:48:28.960 interpret.

00:48:30.340 I don't have

00:48:31.060 the exact

00:48:31.480 quote,

00:48:32.400 but in

00:48:32.820 response to

00:48:33.820 Mike Lee's

00:48:35.600 post about

00:48:36.780 it,

00:48:38.040 Musk said

00:48:38.620 something like

00:48:39.420 that should

00:48:40.540 work out

00:48:41.040 super well.

00:48:42.680 Does that

00:48:43.400 sound like

00:48:43.800 sarcasm?

00:48:45.100 Or does it

00:48:45.940 sound like he's

00:48:46.540 agreeing?

00:48:46.980 that should

00:48:48.220 work out

00:48:48.680 super well.

00:48:50.380 So I don't

00:48:50.840 know what

00:48:51.300 Elon thinks.

00:48:52.840 It could be

00:48:53.760 either way.

00:48:55.940 But, in

00:48:57.200 my opinion,

00:48:57.960 if you just

00:48:58.380 look at it

00:48:58.880 from a

00:48:59.320 persuasion

00:49:00.020 perspective,

00:49:01.360 every time

00:49:02.080 you make it

00:49:02.720 harder for

00:49:03.400 the cartel

00:49:03.980 to operate,

00:49:05.280 or you

00:49:05.840 suggest that

00:49:07.280 it will very

00:49:07.860 soon become

00:49:08.580 harder,

00:49:09.320 because we

00:49:09.780 don't know

00:49:10.160 if this

00:49:10.420 will pass,

00:49:11.460 it might

00:49:11.740 not pass.

00:49:12.380 it should

00:49:15.700 change the

00:49:16.720 behavior of

00:49:18.440 the target

00:49:19.040 group,

00:49:20.120 because if

00:49:21.480 nobody had

00:49:22.060 ever brought

00:49:22.660 up the

00:49:22.940 idea of

00:49:24.180 letters of

00:49:24.820 mark,

00:49:25.860 you could

00:49:26.220 assume that

00:49:26.700 your only

00:49:27.200 risk was

00:49:27.760 the U.S.

00:49:28.200 military,

00:49:29.360 and that at

00:49:29.760 some point

00:49:30.340 maybe the

00:49:31.620 public would

00:49:32.320 get tired

00:49:33.480 of it,

00:49:34.020 or whatever.

00:49:35.520 But,

00:49:36.440 by even

00:49:37.000 suggesting,

00:49:38.220 which Mike

00:49:39.720 Lee's

00:49:40.160 legislation

00:49:40.800 does,

00:49:41.220 it suggests

00:49:42.480 that there's

00:49:43.500 a way to

00:49:44.000 make it

00:49:44.460 zero expense

00:49:45.720 for the

00:49:46.480 government

00:49:46.860 while being

00:49:48.100 completely

00:49:48.780 legal and

00:49:49.640 constitutional,

00:49:51.320 and almost

00:49:52.200 certainly

00:49:52.760 having some

00:49:54.060 big impact

00:49:54.800 on smugglers.

00:49:57.100 The mere

00:49:57.880 risk that

00:49:59.620 things go

00:50:00.380 to that

00:50:00.680 level should

00:50:02.060 already make

00:50:03.040 them change

00:50:03.620 their behavior,

00:50:04.680 because they

00:50:05.620 don't want

00:50:05.940 to be easy

00:50:07.500 targets.

00:50:09.400 And the

00:50:10.060 free market

00:50:10.860 would create

00:50:12.260 these little

00:50:12.900 battle groups

00:50:14.120 that would

00:50:15.280 certainly take

00:50:15.920 down some

00:50:16.560 of them.

00:50:17.780 It wouldn't

00:50:18.300 have to take

00:50:18.820 down all of

00:50:19.820 the drug

00:50:20.300 dealers and

00:50:21.060 all of their

00:50:21.560 assets.

00:50:22.320 It would just

00:50:22.860 have to

00:50:23.200 introduce this

00:50:24.040 new level

00:50:24.720 of risk.

00:50:26.340 And imagine,

00:50:27.040 if you will,

00:50:28.220 that the

00:50:28.620 first letter

00:50:30.020 of mark

00:50:30.720 private battle

00:50:32.500 group,

00:50:33.240 let's say

00:50:33.660 they take

00:50:35.000 over a

00:50:36.020 cartel

00:50:37.260 shipment,

00:50:37.720 and they

00:50:39.060 capture

00:50:39.840 $300 million

00:50:40.840 in cash,

00:50:42.940 how many

00:50:44.380 of those

00:50:44.740 new battle

00:50:45.260 groups would

00:50:45.940 form the

00:50:46.580 next day?

00:50:47.760 A lot.

00:50:49.520 It would

00:50:50.060 only take

00:50:50.520 one success

00:50:51.680 where somebody

00:50:53.180 essentially

00:50:54.120 pirate stole

00:50:55.380 the cartel

00:50:56.780 assets and

00:50:57.580 made it work.

00:50:58.360 It was all

00:50:58.760 legal.

00:51:00.020 We have to

00:51:00.480 do it once

00:51:01.100 and the

00:51:02.880 free market

00:51:03.520 would flood

00:51:04.100 it with other

00:51:04.640 participants.

00:51:06.160 So, I

00:51:06.940 don't know

00:51:07.300 what Elon

00:51:07.720 meant.

00:51:08.740 He may

00:51:09.320 have easily

00:51:09.780 meant that

00:51:10.940 this is

00:51:11.320 exactly the

00:51:12.040 kind of thing

00:51:12.580 that could

00:51:12.960 go wrong,

00:51:13.920 or he

00:51:14.640 might have

00:51:14.960 meant what

00:51:15.320 I just

00:51:15.640 said.

00:51:17.100 I don't

00:51:17.580 know, but

00:51:18.500 it wouldn't

00:51:18.820 change my

00:51:19.300 opinion that

00:51:20.840 even if it

00:51:21.540 doesn't get

00:51:22.120 approved from

00:51:23.140 a persuasion

00:51:24.140 perspective,

00:51:26.360 it's one

00:51:27.220 more good

00:51:27.700 kick in the

00:51:28.280 ass for

00:51:29.480 the cartels.

00:51:32.200 Well,

00:51:32.840 according to

00:51:33.380 Cy Post,

00:51:34.640 Karina

00:51:35.500 Petrova,

00:51:36.920 there's a

00:51:37.380 non-intoxicating

00:51:38.600 cannabis compound

00:51:39.900 that might

00:51:41.060 reverse

00:51:41.600 opioid-induced

00:51:43.300 brain changes.

00:51:45.040 So, it's

00:51:45.760 possible that

00:51:47.680 there's

00:51:48.020 something in

00:51:48.820 cannabis,

00:51:49.620 not smoking

00:51:50.720 it, but

00:51:51.220 some kind

00:51:52.220 of chemical

00:51:52.680 in it,

00:51:53.520 that would

00:51:54.260 make a big

00:51:55.500 deal in your

00:51:56.100 brain if

00:51:57.520 you had

00:51:57.820 opioid-induced

00:51:59.340 problems.

00:52:00.520 Now,

00:52:00.860 obviously, I

00:52:01.520 don't believe

00:52:02.160 all of the

00:52:03.760 science about

00:52:05.440 weed or

00:52:05.980 anything else,

00:52:07.080 but it's

00:52:08.140 kind of

00:52:08.560 interesting.

00:52:10.540 So, apparently

00:52:11.220 today there's

00:52:11.960 going to be

00:52:12.280 another

00:52:12.940 Epstein file

00:52:14.420 dump.

00:52:15.040 I already

00:52:15.500 told you,

00:52:16.360 don't expect

00:52:16.980 you'll ever

00:52:17.400 see the

00:52:17.800 bottom of

00:52:18.540 the barrel.

00:52:19.620 It might

00:52:19.960 be just a

00:52:20.560 nickel and

00:52:21.020 dime, drip,

00:52:22.860 drip, drip,

00:52:23.340 until you

00:52:23.960 give up.

00:52:25.440 So, I

00:52:26.140 would imagine

00:52:26.720 that even

00:52:28.340 if the CIA

00:52:29.100 or somebody

00:52:29.760 else is

00:52:30.220 blocking the

00:52:31.340 good stuff,

00:52:32.420 I would

00:52:33.000 imagine that

00:52:33.640 they would

00:52:33.880 still have

00:52:34.320 to do a

00:52:35.340 little trickle

00:52:36.180 so it

00:52:37.280 feels like

00:52:37.780 they are

00:52:38.140 doing

00:52:38.400 something,

00:52:39.540 but you'll

00:52:40.680 never know.

00:52:41.820 You'll never

00:52:42.300 know what

00:52:42.560 they held

00:52:42.840 back.

00:52:43.760 And,

00:52:43.960 indeed,

00:52:44.940 now there

00:52:45.360 are claims

00:52:45.900 that 16

00:52:46.700 files, so

00:52:48.020 far, among

00:52:49.220 the many

00:52:49.640 thousands,

00:52:50.280 were taken

00:52:50.780 down from

00:52:51.920 the website

00:52:52.460 that had

00:52:52.920 the Epstein

00:52:53.660 files on it.

00:52:54.320 Why?

00:52:57.080 Don't

00:52:57.380 know.

00:52:58.660 Will we

00:52:59.300 ever know?

00:53:00.540 No.

00:53:02.160 Do you

00:53:02.460 think that

00:53:04.020 was because

00:53:04.580 Pam Bondi

00:53:05.400 wanted to

00:53:05.920 do it?

00:53:06.780 Or because

00:53:07.460 the DOJ

00:53:09.980 wanted to

00:53:10.480 do it?

00:53:11.440 Or do you

00:53:11.920 think that

00:53:12.740 rich and

00:53:13.380 powerful people

00:53:14.080 wanted to

00:53:14.540 do it?

00:53:15.540 We'll

00:53:15.800 never know.

00:53:16.980 You'll

00:53:17.180 never know.

00:53:19.340 All right.

00:53:20.380 So,

00:53:21.920 in other

00:53:23.840 news,

00:53:24.320 Scientific

00:53:25.280 America says

00:53:26.320 that AI

00:53:26.920 video streaming

00:53:27.980 is coming.

00:53:30.060 So,

00:53:30.300 apparently,

00:53:30.780 Disney did

00:53:31.700 the smartest

00:53:32.200 thing they

00:53:32.640 can do in

00:53:33.160 the age

00:53:33.480 of AI.

00:53:34.360 They

00:53:34.760 inked a

00:53:35.180 deal with

00:53:35.540 OpenAI,

00:53:37.520 so that

00:53:37.920 instead of

00:53:38.400 OpenAI

00:53:39.000 essentially

00:53:39.860 stealing their

00:53:40.840 IP,

00:53:41.940 they have

00:53:42.300 an agreement

00:53:42.840 where

00:53:44.300 OpenAI

00:53:45.800 can make

00:53:46.860 videos.

00:53:48.140 They have

00:53:48.820 some

00:53:49.280 Disney

00:53:50.260 assets if

00:53:51.040 they pay

00:53:52.280 for it and

00:53:52.900 they reach

00:53:53.340 some kind

00:53:53.820 of

00:53:54.040 standards.

00:53:55.500 But we're

00:53:56.580 still at a

00:53:57.120 point where

00:53:58.560 you can only

00:53:59.040 get a few

00:53:59.500 minutes.

00:54:01.140 So,

00:54:01.440 even if you

00:54:01.880 had all the

00:54:02.340 IP rights

00:54:03.040 from Disney

00:54:03.640 and you had

00:54:04.560 the best

00:54:04.960 technology that

00:54:05.820 OpenAI can

00:54:06.600 give you

00:54:06.940 today,

00:54:07.580 you wouldn't

00:54:08.300 be able to

00:54:08.700 make a movie.

00:54:10.340 But you can

00:54:11.020 make little

00:54:11.740 clips.

00:54:12.180 some say

00:54:14.280 that we

00:54:15.520 might only

00:54:16.020 be a

00:54:16.420 year away

00:54:17.060 if you

00:54:17.980 added some

00:54:18.540 other

00:54:18.740 technologies

00:54:19.320 to it

00:54:19.900 from making

00:54:20.880 a feature

00:54:21.480 length movie

00:54:22.280 just with

00:54:23.980 AI and

00:54:24.880 some

00:54:25.340 existing

00:54:26.380 assets for

00:54:27.280 IP.

00:54:28.920 Now,

00:54:29.520 here's what

00:54:30.400 I think.

00:54:31.360 What's

00:54:32.040 missing in

00:54:32.700 this analysis

00:54:33.380 is that

00:54:34.480 nobody wants

00:54:35.140 to watch a

00:54:35.620 three-hour

00:54:36.020 movie.

00:54:36.460 that the

00:54:38.240 days of

00:54:38.780 watching

00:54:39.100 long-form

00:54:40.000 movies are

00:54:41.360 really kind

00:54:42.580 of coming to

00:54:43.120 an end.

00:54:44.260 And if you

00:54:44.960 have not

00:54:45.320 experienced

00:54:45.880 that yet,

00:54:47.400 let me

00:54:47.960 recommend the

00:54:48.760 best video

00:54:49.700 entertainment

00:54:50.920 platform that

00:54:51.980 exists today.

00:54:53.820 If you're

00:54:54.660 on X,

00:54:56.280 if you

00:54:56.780 haven't tried

00:54:57.240 the video

00:54:57.800 button,

00:54:59.140 so there's

00:54:59.540 a button that

00:55:00.520 just produces

00:55:01.120 an endless

00:55:01.820 string of

00:55:02.360 video that

00:55:03.720 apparently the

00:55:04.560 AI that's

00:55:05.340 built into

00:55:05.800 X,

00:55:06.460 knows you

00:55:07.680 would be

00:55:07.980 interested in.

00:55:09.460 What's magic

00:55:10.220 about it is

00:55:10.900 they're all

00:55:11.280 short.

00:55:13.520 Almost none

00:55:14.400 of them are

00:55:14.900 AI-produced.

00:55:15.980 The AI is

00:55:16.620 simply finding

00:55:17.880 things that

00:55:18.440 exist.

00:55:21.160 They scroll

00:55:22.360 automatically,

00:55:24.140 and that's

00:55:24.700 the magic

00:55:25.200 sauce.

00:55:26.140 If you go

00:55:26.660 to Instagram

00:55:27.240 and you play

00:55:27.980 a short

00:55:28.860 video,

00:55:29.800 you might

00:55:30.240 love that

00:55:30.780 video,

00:55:31.480 but your

00:55:31.880 finger still

00:55:32.440 has to

00:55:32.840 scroll to

00:55:33.360 the next

00:55:33.680 one.

00:55:34.560 So you

00:55:34.800 have to be

00:55:35.200 physically

00:55:35.640 involved,

00:55:36.460 like every

00:55:37.540 30 seconds.

00:55:39.580 If you

00:55:40.120 go to X,

00:55:41.560 you just

00:55:41.960 hit that

00:55:42.300 video button

00:55:42.920 once,

00:55:43.860 put your

00:55:44.380 phone down,

00:55:45.680 and you

00:55:46.080 can listen

00:55:46.560 to videos

00:55:47.320 that it

00:55:47.860 correctly knows

00:55:49.120 you would be

00:55:49.600 interested in

00:55:50.440 all day long.

00:55:52.240 It will just

00:55:53.100 give you

00:55:53.460 endless

00:55:54.020 dopamine hits

00:55:55.640 in short

00:55:56.720 in short

00:55:56.740 form.

00:55:57.920 Once you

00:55:58.420 get addicted

00:55:59.000 to that

00:55:59.580 endless

00:56:00.020 dopamine

00:56:00.540 in short

00:56:01.060 form,

00:56:02.140 you're not

00:56:02.560 really going

00:56:03.000 to want to

00:56:03.320 watch a

00:56:03.640 three-hour

00:56:04.060 movie.

00:56:05.460 To me,

00:56:06.100 it's intolerable

00:56:07.060 to watch

00:56:08.340 anything over

00:56:08.940 an hour.

00:56:09.360 Well,

00:56:10.380 it's almost

00:56:11.260 intolerable to

00:56:12.160 watch anything

00:56:12.640 over five

00:56:13.200 minutes at this

00:56:13.820 point.

00:56:14.540 So I do

00:56:15.160 not believe

00:56:15.960 that the

00:56:17.500 Disney

00:56:17.940 Open AI

00:56:18.700 collaboration

00:56:19.520 is going to

00:56:20.980 invent something

00:56:21.980 like,

00:56:22.540 oh,

00:56:23.120 we have

00:56:23.960 all-new

00:56:24.580 long-form

00:56:25.280 movies that

00:56:26.800 are fully

00:56:27.220 approved and

00:56:27.920 people like

00:56:28.440 watching.

00:56:29.560 I don't think

00:56:30.200 you can get

00:56:30.740 there from

00:56:31.160 here.

00:56:32.200 And it's not

00:56:32.800 because you

00:56:33.220 can't do it

00:56:34.160 technologically.

00:56:36.100 Probably that

00:56:36.860 will happen

00:56:37.440 eventually.

00:56:38.280 It's that you'll

00:56:39.020 never want to

00:56:39.560 watch it because

00:56:40.900 the alternative,

00:56:42.160 which is infinite

00:56:42.940 small hits,

00:56:44.840 way better.

00:56:46.300 Just way better.

00:56:47.460 So again,

00:56:48.080 if you haven't

00:56:48.620 tried it,

00:56:49.500 try it for

00:56:50.100 five minutes.

00:56:51.040 And you're

00:56:52.140 going to see

00:56:52.380 that Musk

00:56:53.180 has, again,

00:56:54.200 done the

00:56:54.660 impossible,

00:56:55.840 which is

00:56:56.200 leapfrogged

00:56:57.160 every video

00:56:58.400 platform.

00:57:01.620 It's now

00:57:02.380 by far

00:57:03.100 the best

00:57:04.500 one.

00:57:05.180 It's not

00:57:05.560 even close.

00:57:08.340 Well,

00:57:08.920 let's talk

00:57:09.340 about Venezuela.

00:57:10.200 According to

00:57:10.660 Axios,

00:57:12.160 now you know

00:57:12.800 that Trump

00:57:14.800 has put a

00:57:15.720 blockade on

00:57:16.700 them shipping

00:57:17.520 their oil,

00:57:18.720 but the

00:57:19.540 blockade

00:57:20.200 for whatever

00:57:21.440 reason does

00:57:23.080 not include

00:57:23.760 every tanker

00:57:24.820 all the

00:57:25.440 time.

00:57:26.860 So the

00:57:27.880 news said

00:57:28.600 that Venezuela

00:57:29.560 was sending

00:57:31.080 a military

00:57:31.820 escort with

00:57:33.500 its blockaded

00:57:34.680 tankers so

00:57:36.520 that the U.S.

00:57:37.300 would maybe

00:57:38.500 leave them

00:57:39.040 alone.

00:57:40.260 Now,

00:57:40.540 that never

00:57:40.940 made sense

00:57:41.660 because if

00:57:42.300 the U.S.

00:57:42.720 wanted to

00:57:43.140 take out

00:57:43.560 a Venezuelan

00:57:45.060 tanker,

00:57:46.100 it wouldn't

00:57:46.460 take too

00:57:46.880 long.

00:57:47.180 But it

00:57:48.520 turns out

00:57:48.940 that they're

00:57:49.280 not even

00:57:49.840 escorting

00:57:51.140 the banned

00:57:52.940 tankers.

00:57:54.000 There were

00:57:54.460 some that

00:57:54.940 just were

00:57:55.580 not included,

00:57:56.880 but he

00:57:57.160 wanted to

00:57:57.580 make it

00:57:57.860 look like

00:57:58.280 he was

00:57:58.500 being tough,

00:57:59.320 Maduro did.

00:58:00.600 So to

00:58:01.120 make it

00:58:01.480 look like

00:58:02.020 Venezuela

00:58:02.560 was acting

00:58:03.260 tough,

00:58:04.460 they put

00:58:04.880 a military

00:58:05.520 escort on

00:58:07.080 some tankers

00:58:07.920 that didn't

00:58:08.560 need it

00:58:08.960 because nobody

00:58:09.720 could have

00:58:10.180 blockaded

00:58:11.220 them anyway.

00:58:11.820 So what

00:58:13.100 did the

00:58:13.400 U.S.

00:58:13.700 do?

00:58:15.520 The U.S.

00:58:16.300 boarded

00:58:17.260 them anyway.

00:58:18.800 So they

00:58:19.280 weren't even

00:58:19.780 included in

00:58:20.680 the blockade,

00:58:21.720 but because

00:58:22.400 Venezuela was

00:58:23.320 trying to

00:58:24.100 make this

00:58:25.000 move that

00:58:26.440 would make

00:58:27.260 it look like

00:58:27.840 they somehow

00:58:30.140 had some

00:58:31.500 control of

00:58:32.080 their own

00:58:32.400 fate,

00:58:32.740 which they

00:58:33.140 don't,

00:58:34.220 Trump

00:58:35.020 matched

00:58:35.660 that by

00:58:36.700 boarding

00:58:37.020 them anyway.

00:58:38.960 So I

00:58:40.280 thought that

00:58:40.600 was funny.

00:58:40.940 it's not

00:58:41.640 important,

00:58:43.120 but it

00:58:44.200 shows you

00:58:44.740 that in

00:58:45.220 the chess

00:58:45.700 game of

00:58:46.400 who's got

00:58:47.520 the power

00:58:48.000 and who's

00:58:48.640 got the

00:58:49.020 risk,

00:58:50.060 the U.S.,

00:58:51.180 I think

00:58:51.520 they won

00:58:51.880 that round.

00:58:53.580 And by

00:58:53.840 the way,

00:58:55.000 who would

00:58:55.900 Venezuela

00:58:56.320 complain to

00:58:57.360 about the

00:58:58.660 fact that

00:58:59.160 the U.S.

00:59:00.160 blockaded

00:59:00.680 them and

00:59:01.320 boarded

00:59:01.700 them?

00:59:02.820 There's

00:59:03.100 nobody to

00:59:03.640 complain to.

00:59:04.980 If you're

00:59:05.740 in our

00:59:06.140 hemisphere

00:59:06.600 and we've

00:59:07.520 got gigantic

00:59:08.600 naval assets

00:59:09.540 and Trump

00:59:10.620 says,

00:59:11.040 you know,

00:59:12.420 why don't you

00:59:13.020 board that

00:59:13.500 thing,

00:59:13.880 see what's

00:59:14.180 in there,

00:59:15.080 or even

00:59:15.760 sneeze it.

00:59:17.060 Who's

00:59:17.300 going to

00:59:17.480 stop it?

00:59:19.140 So again,

00:59:20.280 Venezuela is

00:59:21.020 just flailing

00:59:22.400 around.

00:59:23.580 They don't

00:59:23.900 have any

00:59:24.340 real

00:59:24.900 response.

00:59:27.000 Well,

00:59:28.280 according to

00:59:28.700 the Spanish

00:59:29.280 National Research

00:59:30.640 Council,

00:59:32.040 there's some

00:59:32.900 research that

00:59:33.660 says there's

00:59:34.140 a compound

00:59:34.860 that could

00:59:35.920 revolutionize

00:59:36.940 traumatic brain

00:59:38.040 injury treatment.

00:59:39.920 So apparently

00:59:40.580 they found

00:59:41.320 a compound

00:59:42.040 that if

00:59:43.860 you give

00:59:44.220 it to a

00:59:44.600 brain damaged

00:59:45.340 mouse somewhat

00:59:47.340 immediately after

00:59:48.480 the mouse is

00:59:49.100 damaged,

00:59:49.760 you know,

00:59:49.960 at least

00:59:50.300 close,

00:59:51.840 it will just

00:59:52.720 reverse the

00:59:53.320 brain damage.

00:59:55.340 So finally,

00:59:56.760 we will not

00:59:57.520 have so many

00:59:58.060 brain damaged

00:59:58.720 mice.

00:59:59.920 I was worried

01:00:00.780 about all the

01:00:01.300 mice with the

01:00:01.820 brain damage,

01:00:02.460 but apparently

01:00:02.960 they've got a

01:00:03.940 handle on that

01:00:04.520 now.

01:00:06.360 So on

01:00:07.200 CNN,

01:00:08.780 there was

01:00:09.200 one of the

01:00:10.060 talking heads

01:00:10.740 is Aisha

01:00:12.440 Mills,

01:00:13.400 who describes

01:00:14.160 herself as a

01:00:14.960 black lesbian,

01:00:16.840 and she was

01:00:18.340 mad about

01:00:19.220 Trump,

01:00:20.280 and she said

01:00:20.840 the following

01:00:21.360 sentence on

01:00:22.360 the air,

01:00:23.200 I'm not going

01:00:23.880 to be lectured

01:00:24.640 by some white

01:00:25.460 man who has

01:00:26.560 no idea what

01:00:27.340 he's talking

01:00:27.840 about.

01:00:29.020 Now,

01:00:29.260 she was talking

01:00:29.760 about another

01:00:30.300 guest,

01:00:31.440 I forget his

01:00:32.060 name,

01:00:32.400 but he was a

01:00:33.060 right-leaning

01:00:34.500 guest,

01:00:35.140 it wasn't

01:00:35.520 Scott Jennings,

01:00:36.340 it was

01:00:36.520 somebody else,

01:00:37.800 and she

01:00:39.540 said although

01:00:40.100 he's never

01:00:40.640 said that,

01:00:42.480 Trump has

01:00:42.860 never said

01:00:43.360 he has

01:00:43.620 better genes

01:00:44.240 than her,

01:00:45.380 or black

01:00:46.080 lesbians,

01:00:46.940 or what,

01:00:47.980 he has

01:00:48.620 said that

01:00:49.780 he has

01:00:50.060 good genes,

01:00:51.740 and that

01:00:52.080 some of the

01:00:52.560 people coming

01:00:53.180 in, the

01:00:53.720 immigrants,

01:00:54.240 don't have

01:00:54.560 good genes.

01:00:55.900 Now,

01:00:56.900 is the

01:00:57.320 problem that

01:00:57.960 he said

01:00:58.500 it,

01:00:59.740 or is the

01:01:01.280 problem that

01:01:01.800 it's not

01:01:02.160 true?

01:01:02.500 because it

01:01:04.780 does seem

01:01:05.260 to me

01:01:05.720 that

01:01:07.020 regardless

01:01:08.420 of, you

01:01:09.320 know,

01:01:09.460 gender or

01:01:10.400 sexual

01:01:10.980 orientation,

01:01:12.480 regardless of

01:01:13.300 ethnicity,

01:01:15.060 are there

01:01:15.440 not some

01:01:15.880 people in

01:01:16.320 the world

01:01:16.640 who got

01:01:17.040 lucky?

01:01:18.720 You know,

01:01:19.080 I'm 5'8",

01:01:20.520 do I have

01:01:21.700 good genes?

01:01:23.640 Well,

01:01:24.680 I would say

01:01:25.140 if I were

01:01:25.560 6'4",

01:01:26.500 even same

01:01:28.340 ethnicity,

01:01:28.860 etc.,

01:01:29.860 I would

01:01:31.420 say I

01:01:31.740 have better

01:01:32.120 genes.

01:01:33.200 If I

01:01:33.820 were like

01:01:35.040 Bo Jackson,

01:01:36.580 you know,

01:01:36.800 one of the

01:01:37.080 greatest

01:01:37.360 athletes of

01:01:38.080 all time,

01:01:39.060 would I

01:01:39.520 say I

01:01:40.060 have good

01:01:40.520 genes?

01:01:41.720 Privately,

01:01:42.480 I would.

01:01:43.520 Of course.

01:01:44.360 So,

01:01:44.780 nobody disagrees

01:01:45.820 with Trump

01:01:46.500 that the

01:01:48.140 people who

01:01:48.720 were coming

01:01:49.140 in as

01:01:49.460 immigrants

01:01:49.900 would include

01:01:51.400 some people

01:01:52.680 with good

01:01:53.120 genes,

01:01:54.260 some people

01:01:54.740 with bad

01:01:55.200 genes.

01:01:55.560 if you

01:01:57.060 imagine that

01:01:57.760 that makes

01:01:58.160 a difference

01:01:58.640 in your

01:01:58.980 performance

01:01:59.640 and you

01:02:00.900 could control

01:02:01.680 for the

01:02:02.740 good genes,

01:02:03.800 let's say

01:02:04.280 the thing

01:02:04.660 you controlled

01:02:05.320 for was

01:02:06.020 intelligence

01:02:07.240 and competency,

01:02:09.660 wouldn't

01:02:10.000 you prefer

01:02:10.700 allowing in

01:02:12.320 only people

01:02:13.020 who had

01:02:13.580 genetic

01:02:14.940 potential

01:02:15.580 for success?

01:02:17.860 Again,

01:02:19.000 that could

01:02:20.240 be within

01:02:20.860 an ethnic

01:02:21.320 group.

01:02:22.380 So,

01:02:22.640 you don't

01:02:23.260 have to

01:02:23.620 say,

01:02:24.900 we don't

01:02:25.280 admit any

01:02:26.140 Elbonians,

01:02:27.680 you just

01:02:28.060 say,

01:02:28.780 we do

01:02:29.120 admit

01:02:29.460 Elbonians,

01:02:30.640 but they

01:02:31.100 have to

01:02:31.400 have demonstrated

01:02:32.160 some level

01:02:33.180 of success,

01:02:34.400 which would

01:02:35.180 indirectly be

01:02:36.020 an indication

01:02:36.740 that at

01:02:37.440 least your

01:02:37.780 genes were

01:02:38.320 not holding

01:02:38.780 you back.

01:02:40.160 So,

01:02:40.760 just to

01:02:41.460 be clear,

01:02:42.820 I think

01:02:43.280 I have

01:02:43.660 good genes

01:02:44.560 for some

01:02:45.860 intellectual

01:02:46.540 capacities.

01:02:48.420 I think

01:02:49.080 I have

01:02:49.400 bad genes

01:02:50.180 for surviving

01:02:51.760 to old age.

01:02:53.860 Apparently,

01:02:54.500 my

01:02:54.700 medical genes

01:02:56.120 are not

01:02:56.480 so good.

01:02:57.560 So,

01:02:57.920 if you

01:02:58.260 can imagine

01:02:58.780 the burden

01:02:59.680 I put

01:03:00.140 in the

01:03:00.420 healthcare

01:03:00.760 system

01:03:01.380 this past

01:03:02.020 month,

01:03:03.020 oh my

01:03:03.540 God,

01:03:03.900 am I

01:03:04.120 getting my

01:03:04.520 money's

01:03:04.940 worth.

01:03:06.080 So,

01:03:06.400 would you

01:03:06.720 want,

01:03:07.100 if I

01:03:07.400 were not

01:03:07.720 already

01:03:08.080 an American,

01:03:09.480 would you

01:03:09.880 want to

01:03:10.240 let me

01:03:10.540 in the

01:03:10.780 country,

01:03:11.880 knowing

01:03:12.240 that I'm

01:03:12.900 spending,

01:03:14.220 I don't

01:03:14.560 know,

01:03:15.140 a million

01:03:15.700 dollars a

01:03:16.320 month

01:03:16.600 of the

01:03:18.600 country's

01:03:19.300 money in

01:03:20.260 the form

01:03:20.560 of health

01:03:21.120 insurance,

01:03:21.620 and I'm

01:03:23.100 not adding

01:03:23.600 that much

01:03:23.980 back in?

01:03:25.900 Well,

01:03:26.560 you know,

01:03:26.800 saying that

01:03:27.440 I have a

01:03:27.920 genetic

01:03:28.320 problem seems

01:03:29.080 a little

01:03:29.380 cruel,

01:03:30.600 but is it

01:03:31.360 wrong?

01:03:32.460 And it's

01:03:32.680 not racist,

01:03:33.760 because again,

01:03:34.920 I'd be a

01:03:35.400 typical white

01:03:36.000 guy,

01:03:36.660 I just

01:03:37.080 have flawed

01:03:38.400 genes in

01:03:40.200 an area that

01:03:40.800 would become

01:03:41.220 very expensive

01:03:41.940 for the

01:03:42.360 country,

01:03:43.480 and even I

01:03:44.300 wouldn't let

01:03:44.700 me in,

01:03:45.360 if I had a

01:03:46.300 choice.

01:03:47.240 I'd be like,

01:03:48.040 oh, are you

01:03:48.480 British?

01:03:49.540 Well,

01:03:49.780 why don't

01:03:50.040 you let

01:03:50.360 the British

01:03:51.140 take care

01:03:52.220 of your

01:03:52.520 expensive

01:03:52.940 health

01:03:53.300 problems,

01:03:53.900 and stay

01:03:54.640 where you

01:03:54.980 are,

01:03:55.240 Scott.

01:03:56.720 So,

01:03:57.700 the thing

01:03:58.700 about this

01:03:59.100 story is

01:03:59.640 that you

01:04:00.000 can't imagine

01:04:00.700 anybody but

01:04:01.600 a black

01:04:02.060 lesbian,

01:04:02.800 again,

01:04:03.580 that would

01:04:03.900 be her

01:04:04.280 own

01:04:04.560 description

01:04:05.060 of herself,

01:04:06.140 would be

01:04:06.520 able to get

01:04:06.980 away with

01:04:07.380 that,

01:04:08.140 and then

01:04:08.560 someday also

01:04:09.300 be back on

01:04:09.960 the air

01:04:10.240 on CNN.

01:04:11.920 So,

01:04:12.420 we don't

01:04:12.900 expect that

01:04:14.600 kind of

01:04:14.980 behavior,

01:04:16.700 but we'll

01:04:18.620 see if

01:04:18.920 she gets

01:04:19.220 away with

01:04:19.560 it.

01:04:19.880 We'll

01:04:20.080 see if

01:04:20.320 she's

01:04:20.520 ever

01:04:20.720 back

01:04:20.980 in

01:04:21.120 the air.

01:04:26.320 So,

01:04:26.760 House

01:04:26.980 Minority

01:04:27.580 Leader

01:04:28.100 Hakeem

01:04:29.880 Jeffries

01:04:30.320 was asked

01:04:31.000 about

01:04:31.420 Representative

01:04:32.200 James

01:04:32.740 Comer,

01:04:33.980 and Comer

01:04:34.760 is putting

01:04:35.300 together

01:04:35.820 some

01:04:36.920 investigation

01:04:37.620 into

01:04:37.980 Somali

01:04:38.620 taxpayer

01:04:39.280 fraud

01:04:39.760 in

01:04:40.000 Minnesota.

01:04:41.120 So,

01:04:41.400 when asked

01:04:41.800 about

01:04:42.060 that,

01:04:43.100 Hakeem

01:04:43.440 Jeffries'

01:04:43.860 answer

01:04:44.300 was

01:04:44.680 that

01:04:45.620 Representative

01:04:46.360 Comer

01:04:46.960 is,

01:04:48.200 a joke,

01:04:49.080 an embarrassment,

01:04:50.400 an unserious

01:04:51.220 individual,

01:04:52.420 and a

01:04:52.700 malignant

01:04:53.260 clown.

01:04:56.220 Now,

01:04:57.120 is that

01:04:57.560 the right

01:04:57.960 answer

01:04:58.420 to a

01:05:00.280 question

01:05:00.600 about him

01:05:01.140 investigating

01:05:01.860 massive,

01:05:03.240 well-understood,

01:05:04.400 and known

01:05:04.720 fraud in

01:05:05.360 Minnesota?

01:05:06.740 Not really.

01:05:08.160 But what it

01:05:08.700 highlights is

01:05:09.360 that the

01:05:09.700 Democrats

01:05:10.280 are spring-loaded

01:05:12.560 to go

01:05:14.160 for personal

01:05:14.980 attacks

01:05:15.720 because they

01:05:17.080 don't have

01:05:17.700 arguments

01:05:18.700 and they

01:05:19.880 don't have

01:05:20.360 policies.

01:05:21.540 So,

01:05:22.060 if you

01:05:22.240 don't have

01:05:22.640 popular

01:05:23.040 policies

01:05:23.600 or arguments,

01:05:25.180 you make

01:05:25.940 it about

01:05:26.220 the person.

01:05:27.920 So,

01:05:28.300 with Trump,

01:05:29.760 no matter

01:05:30.200 what he's

01:05:30.740 doing,

01:05:32.120 the cats

01:05:32.700 chasing the

01:05:33.280 pointer go,

01:05:34.100 oh,

01:05:34.380 narcissist,

01:05:35.060 narcissist,

01:05:35.920 he's trying

01:05:36.600 to make

01:05:36.860 money for

01:05:37.260 himself,

01:05:37.740 he's a

01:05:38.060 clown,

01:05:38.920 and then

01:05:39.440 they extend

01:05:40.260 that because

01:05:41.180 they think

01:05:41.580 it works,

01:05:42.080 I guess,

01:05:42.560 to other

01:05:43.560 Republican

01:05:44.420 leaders.

01:05:45.680 So,

01:05:46.220 this Republican

01:05:46.840 leader has

01:05:48.200 an idea how

01:05:49.060 to fix

01:05:49.440 something,

01:05:50.020 in this case

01:05:50.520 an investigation,

01:05:52.240 and the

01:05:52.600 answer is

01:05:53.180 not

01:05:54.780 investigating

01:05:55.820 is good,

01:05:57.300 and it's

01:05:57.660 not investigating

01:05:58.820 is bad,

01:06:00.300 it's there's

01:06:00.820 something wrong

01:06:01.360 with that guy's

01:06:01.940 character.

01:06:03.120 Next question.

01:06:04.760 Does that

01:06:05.200 work?

01:06:06.680 I mean,

01:06:06.980 is that a

01:06:07.540 strategy that

01:06:09.220 you can

01:06:09.540 imagine

01:06:10.060 works?

01:06:11.200 is it

01:06:13.160 time for

01:06:13.480 an

01:06:13.700 interstitial

01:06:14.440 sip?

01:06:15.640 I think

01:06:16.260 it's time

01:06:16.560 for another

01:06:16.960 sip.

01:06:23.040 Yes,

01:06:23.560 it's true,

01:06:24.140 I've paid

01:06:24.640 lots more

01:06:25.220 taxes than

01:06:26.000 I've used

01:06:26.500 in healthcare,

01:06:27.820 but still,

01:06:29.840 I think it

01:06:30.160 made my

01:06:30.480 point.

01:06:31.560 Well,

01:06:31.940 according to

01:06:32.460 interesting

01:06:33.020 engineering,

01:06:34.540 China now

01:06:35.980 has unmanned

01:06:36.840 drones that

01:06:38.480 can autonomously

01:06:39.580 refill fuel

01:06:41.420 in other

01:06:42.480 drones.

01:06:44.160 So,

01:06:45.220 assuming that

01:06:46.580 technology works,

01:06:48.020 and apparently

01:06:48.460 it does,

01:06:50.580 the distance

01:06:51.800 that China

01:06:52.620 can send a

01:06:53.280 drone just

01:06:54.500 massively

01:06:54.980 increased.

01:06:56.880 There's always

01:06:57.580 a lot of drone

01:06:58.240 news.

01:06:59.360 I won't give

01:06:59.860 you all of it,

01:07:01.340 but it is

01:07:02.200 kind of fascinating

01:07:02.920 to watch how

01:07:03.540 fast drone

01:07:04.960 warfare is

01:07:06.580 extending,

01:07:09.460 because obviously

01:07:10.340 that's the

01:07:10.940 future.

01:07:12.420 According to

01:07:13.040 Newsmax,

01:07:14.100 gas prices

01:07:14.740 dropped to

01:07:15.240 the lowest

01:07:15.760 December level

01:07:17.260 since 2020.

01:07:18.960 Now, I know

01:07:19.560 Democrats argue,

01:07:21.320 oh, that's

01:07:21.960 cherry-picking,

01:07:22.880 and I saw

01:07:24.200 Jessica

01:07:24.740 Tarlov make

01:07:25.520 this point,

01:07:26.120 it's a good

01:07:26.540 point,

01:07:26.860 that if

01:07:29.240 you cherry-pick

01:07:30.000 a few states,

01:07:31.640 it looks like

01:07:32.300 gas prices

01:07:32.940 are super low,

01:07:34.520 but if you

01:07:34.940 took the

01:07:35.280 average,

01:07:35.800 it wouldn't

01:07:36.140 look as

01:07:36.640 low.

01:07:37.460 I get that,

01:07:38.920 but still,

01:07:40.400 you have to

01:07:41.120 say that

01:07:42.200 gas prices

01:07:43.000 have gone

01:07:43.480 down.

01:07:44.580 There's no

01:07:45.080 doubt that

01:07:45.500 they've gone

01:07:45.880 down.

01:07:48.240 I'm going

01:07:48.860 to make the

01:07:49.180 following

01:07:49.520 persuasion

01:07:50.480 point,

01:07:51.440 and we can

01:07:51.820 talk about

01:07:52.260 some fun

01:07:52.740 stuff.

01:07:53.080 every time

01:07:56.380 Trump solves

01:07:57.160 a problem

01:07:57.840 before the

01:07:59.220 midterms

01:07:59.840 is bad

01:08:00.680 for Republicans.

01:08:02.720 Does that

01:08:03.440 make sense?

01:08:04.740 Every time

01:08:05.640 Trump solves

01:08:07.260 a big

01:08:07.720 national

01:08:08.260 problem,

01:08:09.520 should he

01:08:10.020 be ending

01:08:10.520 a war?

01:08:11.960 Should he

01:08:12.420 be lowering

01:08:12.900 gas prices?

01:08:14.160 Should he

01:08:14.540 be lowering

01:08:15.700 pharmaceutical

01:08:16.380 prices?

01:08:17.580 These are

01:08:18.060 all things

01:08:18.580 he's likely

01:08:19.200 to have

01:08:19.640 accomplished

01:08:20.060 before the

01:08:20.620 midterms.

01:08:21.640 Will that

01:08:22.020 cause more

01:08:22.560 people to

01:08:23.100 vote for

01:08:23.460 Republicans?

01:08:25.280 No.

01:08:26.020 And the

01:08:26.340 reason it

01:08:26.780 won't,

01:08:27.720 persuasion

01:08:28.920 wise,

01:08:29.800 the reason

01:08:30.380 it won't

01:08:31.000 is because

01:08:32.060 people instantly

01:08:33.080 bank those

01:08:34.040 successes,

01:08:35.480 and they

01:08:35.780 say,

01:08:36.060 what do

01:08:36.280 you got

01:08:36.520 for me

01:08:36.820 next?

01:08:37.920 They're

01:08:38.340 not going

01:08:38.720 to vote

01:08:38.960 for anybody

01:08:39.780 because of

01:08:40.920 something that

01:08:41.460 somebody already

01:08:42.120 did.

01:08:43.080 They just

01:08:43.740 say,

01:08:43.980 that's done.

01:08:44.940 Yeah.

01:08:45.340 Yeah,

01:08:45.660 I'm happy

01:08:46.100 that gas

01:08:46.820 prices are

01:08:47.340 low.

01:08:48.040 Yeah,

01:08:48.300 I'm happy

01:08:48.740 that that

01:08:49.140 war ended.

01:08:50.300 But I'm

01:08:50.700 not going

01:08:50.960 to vote

01:08:51.340 for you

01:08:51.740 for that.

01:08:53.040 Because it's

01:08:53.440 done.

01:08:53.980 It's off

01:08:54.400 the table.

01:08:56.180 So Trump

01:08:56.900 is in this

01:08:57.420 weird situation

01:08:58.300 where the

01:08:59.280 more big

01:08:59.800 problems he

01:09:00.460 solves,

01:09:01.980 the less

01:09:02.760 likely

01:09:03.240 Republicans

01:09:03.900 can stay

01:09:04.520 in power

01:09:05.000 because voters

01:09:06.540 would be

01:09:06.980 rational and

01:09:07.840 they'd say,

01:09:08.700 we're not

01:09:08.940 voting for

01:09:09.400 the past.

01:09:10.920 We're voting

01:09:11.480 for what

01:09:11.880 you're going

01:09:12.160 to do

01:09:12.360 next.

01:09:13.820 So Democrats

01:09:15.280 will, of

01:09:16.600 course,

01:09:16.880 make a case

01:09:17.660 that they

01:09:18.580 would be

01:09:18.880 better for

01:09:19.380 the future.

01:09:19.920 Republicans

01:09:21.420 will try

01:09:22.040 to do

01:09:22.340 the same,

01:09:23.300 but they'll

01:09:23.780 spend a bunch

01:09:24.340 of time

01:09:24.680 talking about

01:09:25.200 what they've

01:09:25.600 already done,

01:09:26.680 and that won't

01:09:27.180 activate anybody.

01:09:29.280 So,

01:09:30.080 what would you

01:09:31.280 do if you

01:09:32.240 were advising

01:09:33.120 Republicans on

01:09:34.700 how to get

01:09:35.080 out of that

01:09:35.420 trap,

01:09:36.520 that what you've

01:09:37.180 already succeeded

01:09:38.060 at will not

01:09:38.980 motivate anybody

01:09:39.900 to vote?

01:09:40.900 It's only what

01:09:41.600 they expect in

01:09:42.340 the future.

01:09:43.400 Here is my

01:09:44.400 suggestion.

01:09:46.040 I'll probably

01:09:46.420 talk about this

01:09:47.100 a lot more

01:09:47.700 in the future.

01:09:50.940 You need,

01:09:51.900 if you're

01:09:52.160 Republicans,

01:09:53.340 you need to

01:09:53.960 show that

01:09:54.400 you're going

01:09:54.660 to solve

01:09:55.100 whatever people

01:09:56.180 think is their

01:09:56.840 biggest problem,

01:09:58.180 and I'm going

01:09:58.640 to say cost

01:09:59.500 of living,

01:10:00.740 and I'm going

01:10:01.160 to say grocery

01:10:01.900 prices generally,

01:10:03.960 even though we

01:10:04.600 did a good job

01:10:05.240 with eggs,

01:10:06.520 right?

01:10:07.140 Here's what

01:10:07.840 you would do.

01:10:09.120 You would admit

01:10:09.900 that that's a

01:10:11.280 big problem,

01:10:12.240 step one.

01:10:13.660 Don't say I

01:10:14.740 already lowered

01:10:15.580 egg prices.

01:10:16.220 don't say you

01:10:17.700 did a good

01:10:18.160 job on gas,

01:10:19.020 and Trump

01:10:19.440 is making

01:10:19.880 that mistake,

01:10:21.160 and that is

01:10:21.600 a mistake.

01:10:22.860 What he should

01:10:23.440 say is,

01:10:24.420 yeah, we

01:10:25.580 haven't made

01:10:26.020 a dent yet

01:10:26.780 in grocery

01:10:27.340 prices,

01:10:28.100 but here's

01:10:29.600 our plan,

01:10:30.840 because the

01:10:31.540 plan, if it's

01:10:32.960 good enough,

01:10:33.920 would motivate

01:10:34.520 people to say,

01:10:35.300 all right,

01:10:35.700 that's a good

01:10:36.180 plan.

01:10:37.600 We don't know

01:10:38.500 if you'll

01:10:38.860 succeed,

01:10:40.100 but you're

01:10:40.500 describing a

01:10:41.280 real good

01:10:41.740 free market

01:10:42.640 path that is

01:10:45.480 better than

01:10:45.960 whatever the

01:10:46.480 Democrats

01:10:46.860 have.

01:10:47.760 So let me

01:10:48.300 give you a

01:10:48.800 concrete example.

01:10:51.360 Suppose Trump

01:10:53.300 said something

01:10:54.420 like this.

01:10:56.440 Yes, we have

01:10:57.280 not done a

01:10:57.840 good enough

01:10:58.240 job with

01:10:59.400 grocery prices

01:11:00.400 overall.

01:11:01.780 Now, it would

01:11:02.340 not be limited

01:11:03.020 to grocery

01:11:03.600 prices.

01:11:04.120 I'll extend

01:11:04.840 this later to

01:11:06.060 everything from

01:11:06.680 transportation to

01:11:07.700 medical expenses.

01:11:09.060 So we have not

01:11:09.780 done a good job.

01:11:10.900 Here's our plan.

01:11:11.960 By this date,

01:11:14.780 we're going to

01:11:15.260 try to get from

01:11:16.120 this number to

01:11:18.680 some smaller

01:11:19.640 number.

01:11:21.340 And here's what

01:11:22.000 we're going to

01:11:22.360 do to get there.

01:11:23.460 Not everything we

01:11:24.560 try will work,

01:11:26.140 but we're going to

01:11:26.740 keep hammering on

01:11:27.580 this like a top

01:11:28.340 priority, because

01:11:29.660 there are several

01:11:30.300 things we can do

01:11:31.420 that have a good

01:11:32.540 chance of working,

01:11:34.040 but it might take

01:11:34.780 you a year, and

01:11:36.140 nobody has a

01:11:36.780 better idea than

01:11:37.500 that.

01:11:38.340 So here are some

01:11:39.160 examples.

01:11:40.640 So let's say

01:11:41.720 Trump said,

01:11:43.720 part of the

01:11:44.200 reason food is

01:11:45.300 expensive is

01:11:46.720 because of too

01:11:47.600 much regulation.

01:11:49.440 Republicans like

01:11:50.400 to hear that.

01:11:51.180 Oh, too much

01:11:52.340 regulation.

01:11:53.400 I think Thomas

01:11:54.240 Bassey would be

01:11:55.020 the best one to

01:11:56.620 talk to this.

01:11:57.760 So Trump might

01:11:58.540 say, one of the

01:11:59.940 things we're going

01:12:00.560 to do is we're

01:12:01.780 going to change

01:12:02.180 the following

01:12:02.780 regulations so

01:12:04.340 that if you're a

01:12:05.240 farmer, you could

01:12:06.600 directly sell your

01:12:07.620 food to consumers,

01:12:09.640 who are nearby.

01:12:11.460 Now, that would

01:12:12.000 take away the

01:12:12.600 transportation, the

01:12:13.760 middlemen.

01:12:15.480 It would take away

01:12:16.680 just a whole bunch

01:12:17.880 of expenses, and

01:12:19.680 turn some of your

01:12:21.360 grocery buying into

01:12:23.020 more of a local

01:12:23.840 farmer's market

01:12:24.720 situation.

01:12:26.060 Now, these are just

01:12:26.900 examples.

01:12:28.340 So if you think

01:12:29.280 that wouldn't work,

01:12:30.820 just focus on the

01:12:32.020 concept.

01:12:33.640 Right?

01:12:34.080 So would you be

01:12:35.160 convinced if Thomas

01:12:36.760 Bassey agreed with

01:12:37.980 Trump that if you

01:12:39.220 cut these specific

01:12:41.000 regulations and

01:12:43.260 you let the free

01:12:44.040 market and farmers

01:12:45.760 compete and sell

01:12:47.840 what they want

01:12:48.380 locally, et cetera,

01:12:49.180 would that feel

01:12:50.520 like it would lower

01:12:51.480 grocery prices?

01:12:53.060 The answer is yes.

01:12:55.280 So instead of

01:12:56.200 saying you haven't

01:12:56.980 done it yet, you

01:12:58.440 could look at the

01:12:59.060 plan and you could

01:12:59.940 say, okay, one year

01:13:00.980 from now, you will

01:13:03.000 have unleashed the

01:13:04.080 free market?

01:13:04.640 Yes.

01:13:06.040 Yes.

01:13:06.660 But that's not

01:13:07.400 enough.

01:13:08.700 It's not enough.

01:13:10.040 So you need more

01:13:10.620 to it.

01:13:11.540 Suppose, because a

01:13:14.200 big part of the

01:13:15.380 expense of farming

01:13:16.520 is power, suppose

01:13:19.560 Trump said we're

01:13:20.540 going to allow

01:13:21.160 farms to have

01:13:22.800 their own power

01:13:23.420 plants.

01:13:24.700 And we're going

01:13:25.220 to make that easy

01:13:26.140 and we'll get rid

01:13:26.820 of regulation.

01:13:28.100 So we'll take the

01:13:28.880 cost of electricity,

01:13:30.900 or just power in

01:13:31.760 general, and we'll

01:13:32.960 greatly decrease

01:13:34.080 it, maybe not

01:13:35.700 overnight, but by

01:13:37.560 making the cost of

01:13:38.740 producing the food

01:13:39.500 weigh less, because

01:13:41.200 they've got cheap

01:13:42.200 energy.

01:13:43.940 Maybe that's one

01:13:44.740 thing.

01:13:46.660 It would be

01:13:47.100 similar to the

01:13:47.960 strategy with AI.

01:13:49.380 Then you say, we're

01:13:50.280 going to use AI, and

01:13:52.440 maybe something like

01:13:53.280 the boring company to

01:13:54.640 build underground

01:13:55.540 farms.

01:13:57.760 You're going to use

01:13:58.460 Optimist to pick the

01:14:00.280 food.

01:14:01.220 You're going to have

01:14:01.680 self-driving trucks,

01:14:02.720 so basically, you

01:14:04.440 tell a story where

01:14:05.900 a year from now,

01:14:07.320 you'll have

01:14:07.740 experimental, because

01:14:09.040 it would be trials,

01:14:09.940 it would be

01:14:10.160 experimental, you'll

01:14:11.580 have experimental

01:14:12.400 farms that are

01:14:14.140 local, they're

01:14:15.900 completely AI

01:14:16.960 driven, they've

01:14:18.840 got robots, they've

01:14:20.040 got self-driving

01:14:20.760 trucks, and they're

01:14:22.580 producing their own

01:14:24.520 energy.

01:14:25.900 That's a compelling

01:14:26.820 story, because you

01:14:27.720 can imagine that so

01:14:28.680 well.

01:14:29.560 And then produce

01:14:30.280 some pictures that

01:14:31.960 show the robots

01:14:33.360 bringing down the

01:14:34.140 cost, et cetera.

01:14:36.580 So, the idea is

01:14:39.200 for Republicans to

01:14:40.720 admit that you

01:14:42.140 can't make grocery

01:14:43.420 prices go down

01:14:44.320 overnight, but what

01:14:46.240 you can do is have a

01:14:47.340 rational plan to get

01:14:48.480 there that Democrats

01:14:50.240 would not have.

01:14:51.900 Because you've got

01:14:52.540 Bernie who's trying to

01:14:53.680 stop AI.

01:14:54.400 So, if you've got one

01:14:56.420 guy who's trying to

01:14:57.120 stop AI, and another

01:14:59.440 one that says, here's

01:15:00.360 our plan to use AI to

01:15:02.220 reduce grocery prices

01:15:03.420 by 40%, it's just

01:15:05.760 going to take a year

01:15:06.500 or two.

01:15:07.300 Which one would you

01:15:08.200 pick?

01:15:10.220 There's only one who

01:15:11.160 has a plan.

01:15:12.940 All right, so that's

01:15:13.740 my persuasion

01:15:14.560 suggestion, is you have

01:15:16.580 to have a one or two

01:15:17.520 year plan.

01:15:18.280 It has to be something

01:15:19.620 that's based on

01:15:20.520 something you really

01:15:22.380 do, you know, AI

01:15:24.260 remove regulations,

01:15:26.140 et cetera, and you

01:15:26.960 have to have a very

01:15:27.640 specific target that's

01:15:29.680 not crazy.

01:15:31.340 Even if you get your

01:15:32.480 critics to argue

01:15:33.320 whether your target

01:15:34.240 is achievable, you

01:15:36.200 still win.

01:15:37.580 Because they would

01:15:38.320 still be comparing it

01:15:39.380 to the Democrats with

01:15:40.360 no plan at all.

01:15:42.220 Or something

01:15:43.180 socialist planned.

01:15:44.140 It doesn't sound

01:15:44.720 good.

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01:16:18.500 No Ridge says

01:16:20.840 there's a study

01:16:21.960 that low glycemic

01:16:23.820 index carbs

01:16:25.020 in your diet

01:16:25.780 may be the key

01:16:27.800 to dementia

01:16:28.460 prevention.

01:16:30.220 So if you eat

01:16:30.780 the right kind

01:16:31.320 of carbs

01:16:32.020 and the ones

01:16:32.840 who have a low

01:16:33.440 glycemic index

01:16:34.540 you can protect

01:16:35.880 your brain.

01:16:37.000 Do you think

01:16:37.500 that a study

01:16:38.120 is reliable?

01:16:40.000 I'm going to say

01:16:40.780 it depends

01:16:41.620 if they control

01:16:43.620 for other

01:16:44.260 lifestyle correlations.

01:16:46.000 because it seems

01:16:47.660 to me

01:16:47.900 that the people

01:16:48.460 who eat

01:16:48.860 more bad carbs

01:16:50.160 would be

01:16:51.780 lower income

01:16:53.200 you know

01:16:54.520 it would be

01:16:55.300 something about

01:16:55.920 the way they live

01:16:56.860 or what they

01:16:58.220 have access to

01:16:59.120 that might affect

01:17:00.460 their brain health.

01:17:02.480 So I don't know

01:17:03.380 if I would trust

01:17:03.940 that study.

01:17:04.900 I mean it's

01:17:05.340 believable.

01:17:06.960 I would think

01:17:07.760 that eating

01:17:08.260 the right food

01:17:08.940 is better

01:17:09.280 than eating

01:17:09.660 the bad food

01:17:10.360 if you're

01:17:10.740 protecting your brain

01:17:11.880 but it might be

01:17:13.460 just correlation

01:17:14.540 with lifestyle.

01:17:16.000 All right

01:17:17.920 Tulsi Gabbard

01:17:18.920 had an interesting

01:17:19.980 post on X

01:17:20.920 and I'm going

01:17:22.200 to read it to you

01:17:22.840 because her exact

01:17:23.760 wording matters.

01:17:25.920 So she said

01:17:26.560 deep state

01:17:27.080 warmongers

01:17:27.800 and their

01:17:28.200 propaganda media

01:17:29.240 are again

01:17:30.080 trying to undermine

01:17:30.880 President Trump's

01:17:31.660 effort to bring

01:17:32.840 peace to Ukraine

01:17:34.420 and indeed Europe

01:17:35.760 by falsely claiming

01:17:37.620 that the US

01:17:39.060 intelligence community

01:17:40.300 in quotes

01:17:40.860 agrees to

01:17:42.000 and supports

01:17:42.680 the EU

01:17:43.180 NATO viewpoint

01:17:44.160 that Russia's

01:17:45.520 aim

01:17:45.820 is to invade

01:17:47.080 slash conquer

01:17:47.980 Europe

01:17:48.440 in order to

01:17:49.660 gin up support

01:17:50.760 for their

01:17:51.140 pro-war policies.

01:17:53.120 The truth is

01:17:54.060 now here's

01:17:54.660 the money shot

01:17:55.920 the truth is

01:17:57.200 that US

01:17:57.840 intelligence

01:17:58.520 assesses

01:18:00.080 that Russia

01:18:01.120 does not even

01:18:01.940 have the capability

01:18:02.860 to conquer

01:18:03.640 and occupy

01:18:04.300 Ukraine

01:18:04.980 much less

01:18:07.920 invading

01:18:08.500 and occupying

01:18:09.240 Europe.

01:18:09.600 does that

01:18:11.960 sound

01:18:12.420 accurate to

01:18:13.880 you?

01:18:14.520 Do you think

01:18:15.260 that historians

01:18:16.100 will record

01:18:17.040 that it was

01:18:18.300 ridiculous

01:18:18.820 that anybody

01:18:19.480 was worried

01:18:20.160 that Russia

01:18:21.120 would try to

01:18:21.640 conquer all

01:18:22.220 of Europe

01:18:22.700 that they

01:18:24.440 can't even

01:18:24.880 take over

01:18:25.360 the rest

01:18:25.820 of Ukraine?

01:18:27.420 Well

01:18:27.820 she might

01:18:28.720 be right.

01:18:30.240 I'm leaning

01:18:31.140 toward thinking

01:18:31.980 that's a good

01:18:32.940 take

01:18:33.360 but the part

01:18:34.440 that's not

01:18:35.040 included

01:18:35.520 is we don't

01:18:36.600 know what

01:18:36.840 the future

01:18:37.340 holds

01:18:37.840 so if

01:18:38.980 your

01:18:39.140 definition

01:18:39.620 of war

01:18:40.440 expands

01:18:41.920 from

01:18:42.360 a Ukraine

01:18:43.540 like

01:18:43.980 shooting

01:18:45.080 war

01:18:45.440 to include

01:18:46.780 economic

01:18:47.360 war

01:18:47.740 AI war

01:18:48.560 space

01:18:49.720 platforms

01:18:50.500 weapons

01:18:52.000 we've never

01:18:52.540 seen before

01:18:53.280 at whatever

01:18:54.560 cost

01:18:55.080 so you

01:18:55.940 could easily

01:18:56.520 imagine

01:18:57.040 that Russia

01:18:58.620 is not

01:18:59.160 capable

01:18:59.620 of taking

01:19:00.820 over

01:19:01.180 Ukraine

01:19:02.120 much less

01:19:02.660 Europe

01:19:02.980 but that

01:19:03.820 they could

01:19:04.160 get there

01:19:04.740 if they

01:19:05.700 were

01:19:05.940 incentivized

01:19:06.860 to do

01:19:07.200 it

01:19:07.440 so I'm

01:19:08.940 not 100%

01:19:10.220 on board

01:19:12.080 with it's

01:19:12.560 impossible

01:19:13.200 but I think

01:19:14.360 I agree

01:19:14.740 with Tulsi

01:19:15.280 that the

01:19:15.820 smarter

01:19:16.200 take

01:19:16.660 is that

01:19:17.740 Russia

01:19:18.100 doesn't

01:19:18.440 really have

01:19:18.860 that

01:19:19.200 capability

01:19:20.600 even if

01:19:21.260 they had

01:19:21.560 that ambition

01:19:22.180 what do

01:19:24.620 you think

01:19:25.000 we can't

01:19:26.460 read Putin

01:19:26.880 in mind

01:19:27.340 he might

01:19:27.780 want to

01:19:28.240 take over

01:19:28.600 here

01:19:28.840 but I

01:19:30.460 do think

01:19:30.840 that would

01:19:31.080 be a

01:19:31.300 reach

01:19:31.600 well

01:19:34.040 in other

01:19:34.460 technology

01:19:35.200 Rohan Paul

01:19:36.200 is reporting

01:19:37.700 on accident

01:19:38.220 China has

01:19:38.860 a new

01:19:39.120 capsule

01:19:39.700 a pill

01:19:40.540 that can

01:19:42.160 give you

01:19:42.460 a stomach

01:19:42.940 exam

01:19:43.560 in 8

01:19:44.740 minutes

01:19:45.160 and all

01:19:45.520 you have

01:19:45.720 to do

01:19:45.940 is swallow

01:19:46.440 the pill

01:19:48.180 and it's

01:19:49.920 priced around

01:19:50.480 $280

01:19:51.200 now

01:19:53.000 that gets

01:19:54.260 us back

01:19:54.860 to what I

01:19:56.100 was talking

01:19:56.520 about earlier

01:19:57.220 healthcare

01:19:59.160 is too

01:19:59.600 expensive

01:20:00.040 and I

01:20:01.240 don't believe

01:20:01.900 that beyond

01:20:02.540 the pharmaceutical

01:20:03.380 costs

01:20:04.020 that Trump

01:20:04.500 is doing

01:20:04.840 a good

01:20:05.160 job

01:20:05.400 on

01:20:05.600 that the

01:20:06.340 republicans

01:20:06.880 have the

01:20:07.260 greatest

01:20:07.720 plan

01:20:08.340 wouldn't it

01:20:09.480 be great

01:20:10.080 if they

01:20:11.240 said hey

01:20:11.860 we're going

01:20:13.180 to work

01:20:13.500 on using

01:20:14.060 AI

01:20:14.600 to lower

01:20:16.140 your

01:20:16.820 healthcare

01:20:18.480 costs

01:20:18.980 and here's

01:20:20.180 what we're

01:20:20.480 going to do

01:20:20.940 and here's

01:20:21.800 how much

01:20:22.140 it will

01:20:22.360 lower it

01:20:22.960 by what

01:20:23.940 time

01:20:24.320 and how

01:20:24.760 we're going

01:20:25.020 to get

01:20:25.240 there

01:20:25.460 for example

01:20:26.560 you can

01:20:28.660 just figure

01:20:29.060 out what's

01:20:29.420 the most

01:20:29.740 expensive

01:20:30.240 stuff

01:20:30.740 in healthcare

01:20:32.280 and then

01:20:32.880 you can say

01:20:33.180 all right

01:20:33.580 Amazon

01:20:34.540 you've got

01:20:36.980 to tell

01:20:38.320 us what

01:20:38.660 you can

01:20:39.020 do to

01:20:39.460 lower

01:20:39.700 healthcare

01:20:40.080 costs

01:20:40.480 and they're

01:20:40.700 actually

01:20:40.920 doing

01:20:41.160 things

01:20:41.480 Mark Cuban

01:20:42.800 you have

01:20:43.900 to tell

01:20:44.180 us what

01:20:44.500 you can

01:20:44.880 do

01:20:45.180 maybe

01:20:45.900 with our

01:20:46.320 help

01:20:46.680 to lower

01:20:48.280 pharmaceutical

01:20:49.020 costs

01:20:49.640 Elon

01:20:51.300 Musk

01:20:51.840 I don't

01:20:53.600 know what

01:20:53.840 he's doing

01:20:54.280 in the

01:20:54.500 healthcare

01:20:54.800 realm

01:20:55.220 but you

01:20:55.820 can say

01:20:56.100 tell us

01:20:56.620 how you

01:20:56.880 can use

01:20:57.480 AI

01:20:58.660 and

01:20:59.400 Grok

01:21:00.540 that's

01:21:01.620 AI

01:21:01.840 and

01:21:03.440 robots

01:21:04.120 to lower

01:21:05.340 healthcare

01:21:05.800 costs

01:21:06.260 so you

01:21:06.900 basically

01:21:07.280 put all

01:21:07.920 the

01:21:08.220 billionaires

01:21:09.200 on notice

01:21:09.860 that you're

01:21:11.260 expecting them

01:21:11.880 to use

01:21:12.260 the free

01:21:12.660 market

01:21:13.160 not the

01:21:14.020 government

01:21:14.420 free

01:21:15.360 market

01:21:15.720 to figure

01:21:16.660 out how

01:21:16.980 lower

01:21:17.360 healthcare

01:21:17.880 costs

01:21:18.300 and to

01:21:18.620 do it

01:21:19.020 in a

01:21:20.060 way that

01:21:20.620 only the

01:21:21.580 free

01:21:21.800 market

01:21:22.140 can

01:21:22.500 and that

01:21:23.580 the government

01:21:24.060 will help

01:21:24.580 them

01:21:24.880 by getting

01:21:25.840 out of

01:21:26.120 the way

01:21:26.480 you know

01:21:27.280 cutting

01:21:27.540 regulations

01:21:28.180 that would

01:21:29.540 be a

01:21:29.820 compelling

01:21:30.080 story

01:21:30.580 so you

01:21:31.380 see the

01:21:31.800 concept

01:21:32.340 you should

01:21:33.520 talk about

01:21:33.940 the future

01:21:34.500 you should

01:21:35.820 not pretend

01:21:36.440 you can do

01:21:36.960 it overnight

01:21:37.460 you have

01:21:39.900 a timeline

01:21:40.520 and you

01:21:41.900 have a

01:21:42.240 little bit

01:21:43.140 but you

01:21:44.200 don't

01:21:44.460 over specify

01:21:45.320 how you

01:21:45.800 get there

01:21:46.220 you say

01:21:47.120 we're going

01:21:47.480 to look

01:21:47.740 at these

01:21:48.100 things

01:21:48.480 as a

01:21:48.940 primary

01:21:49.260 way

01:21:49.620 and in

01:21:50.600 a year

01:21:50.920 and a

01:21:51.120 half

01:21:51.320 this is

01:21:51.740 what we

01:21:52.020 want to

01:21:52.360 see

01:21:52.520 for

01:21:52.700 healthcare

01:21:53.040 and then

01:21:56.080 of course

01:21:56.420 fraud is a

01:21:57.300 gigantic

01:21:57.660 part of

01:21:58.340 healthcare

01:21:59.280 costs

01:21:59.860 and maybe

01:22:00.860 all of

01:22:01.620 our costs

01:22:02.060 so apparently

01:22:02.980 you know

01:22:03.880 Anna Kasparian

01:22:04.980 you've seen

01:22:06.680 her a lot

01:22:07.080 online

01:22:07.540 she said

01:22:09.260 the California

01:22:10.180 money is

01:22:10.840 that was

01:22:11.760 supposed to be

01:22:12.260 spent on

01:22:12.640 homelessness

01:22:13.120 she said

01:22:14.760 it's being

01:22:15.160 funneled into

01:22:15.800 NGOs and

01:22:16.600 executives

01:22:17.120 making half

01:22:17.720 a million

01:22:18.000 a year

01:22:18.400 and she

01:22:19.640 said

01:22:20.000 just

01:22:20.500 experience

01:22:21.040 what I've

01:22:21.480 seen

01:22:21.680 on the

01:22:22.000 ground

01:22:22.280 in

01:22:22.520 California

01:22:23.060 has

01:22:24.300 made

01:22:24.860 her

01:22:25.040 mad

01:22:25.480 I guess

01:22:25.800 so here's

01:22:27.400 what I

01:22:27.660 think

01:22:27.940 I think

01:22:28.740 the

01:22:29.040 Republicans

01:22:29.520 should

01:22:30.080 offer

01:22:30.480 the

01:22:30.740 following

01:22:31.140 solution

01:22:32.580 to all

01:22:33.100 this

01:22:33.280 fraud

01:22:33.700 that there

01:22:35.520 should be

01:22:35.880 some kind

01:22:36.360 of mandatory

01:22:37.200 auditing

01:22:38.480 structure

01:22:39.120 that accompanies

01:22:40.760 every kind

01:22:41.460 of government

01:22:41.980 expense

01:22:42.600 whether it's

01:22:44.060 federal or

01:22:44.740 state

01:22:45.120 now

01:22:47.580 you're going

01:22:48.640 to say

01:22:48.820 to me

01:22:49.120 but

01:22:49.560 Scott

01:22:50.220 you're

01:22:51.000 adding

01:22:51.300 a layer

01:22:51.900 of

01:22:52.280 bureaucracy

01:22:53.100 no

01:22:54.540 I would

01:22:55.580 say

01:22:55.760 that the

01:22:56.100 only people

01:22:56.660 who could

01:22:56.940 do the

01:22:57.300 auditing

01:22:57.860 would be

01:22:58.900 the free

01:22:59.400 market

01:22:59.800 so the

01:23:00.940 government

01:23:01.300 would not

01:23:01.860 be an

01:23:02.340 auditor

01:23:02.720 the government

01:23:03.960 would simply

01:23:04.480 require that

01:23:05.320 there be

01:23:05.680 one

01:23:05.980 and that

01:23:06.840 the free

01:23:07.220 market

01:23:07.520 would provide

01:23:08.180 the auditor

01:23:08.740 now

01:23:09.800 would the

01:23:10.440 free

01:23:10.640 market

01:23:11.120 want to

01:23:12.220 be in

01:23:12.500 the business

01:23:13.300 of catching

01:23:14.060 fraud

01:23:14.540 oh yeah

01:23:15.820 if it's

01:23:17.120 like the

01:23:17.620 letters of

01:23:18.700 mark

01:23:19.120 and they

01:23:19.880 can get

01:23:20.240 a piece

01:23:20.760 of the

01:23:21.020 fraud

01:23:21.340 or a

01:23:23.100 piece

01:23:23.280 of the

01:23:23.560 savings

01:23:24.000 so if

01:23:24.980 you said

01:23:25.420 okay

01:23:25.960 big

01:23:26.580 consulting

01:23:27.080 company

01:23:27.580 you've

01:23:28.380 been

01:23:28.500 largely

01:23:28.880 worthless

01:23:29.480 but how

01:23:30.160 would you

01:23:30.420 like to

01:23:30.820 form a

01:23:31.280 free

01:23:31.540 market

01:23:32.020 auditing

01:23:33.980 function

01:23:34.640 that you

01:23:35.520 can sell

01:23:36.020 to anybody

01:23:36.860 who's doing

01:23:38.060 anything

01:23:38.420 with spending

01:23:39.000 and then

01:23:40.040 the government

01:23:40.580 when they

01:23:41.160 get some

01:23:41.520 money approved

01:23:42.300 they absolutely

01:23:43.500 can't spend

01:23:44.240 the money

01:23:44.660 until they

01:23:45.640 picked one

01:23:46.160 of the

01:23:46.400 free market

01:23:47.000 entities

01:23:48.140 that will

01:23:49.200 audit them

01:23:49.840 it has to

01:23:50.960 be like a

01:23:51.440 real

01:23:51.880 serious audit

01:23:54.080 now the

01:23:54.680 first thing

01:23:55.180 you're going

01:23:55.480 to say

01:23:55.880 is Scott

01:23:57.080 then the

01:23:58.280 auditors

01:23:58.820 will become

01:23:59.380 the frauds

01:24:00.240 because the

01:24:02.140 people who

01:24:03.720 let's say

01:24:05.300 are watchdogs

01:24:06.320 they generally

01:24:07.300 get captured

01:24:08.020 by industry

01:24:08.740 so here's

01:24:10.440 the next part

01:24:11.080 you would

01:24:11.980 use some

01:24:12.500 kind of

01:24:12.920 AI structure

01:24:13.980 to monitor

01:24:16.120 the auditors

01:24:18.000 so the

01:24:19.380 auditors

01:24:19.940 would monitor

01:24:21.080 the actual

01:24:21.720 expense

01:24:22.380 but the

01:24:23.700 AI structure

01:24:24.640 which doesn't

01:24:25.260 yet exist

01:24:25.860 but could

01:24:26.500 would monitor

01:24:27.760 the auditors

01:24:29.440 does that

01:24:30.980 make sense

01:24:31.540 if you let

01:24:33.160 the auditors

01:24:33.860 just do

01:24:35.360 what they do

01:24:35.820 in a free

01:24:36.280 market way

01:24:36.860 they would

01:24:37.200 become the

01:24:37.720 criminals

01:24:38.080 but if

01:24:39.420 they knew

01:24:39.740 that there

01:24:40.060 was no

01:24:40.360 way they

01:24:40.660 could get

01:24:41.060 away with

01:24:41.520 it

01:24:41.800 because AI

01:24:42.800 could easily

01:24:43.780 identify

01:24:44.560 hey it

01:24:46.140 looks like

01:24:46.540 that money

01:24:46.940 is not

01:24:47.280 going in

01:24:47.580 the right

01:24:47.760 place

01:24:48.080 and it

01:24:48.720 looks like

01:24:49.140 the auditor

01:24:49.620 is lying

01:24:50.160 about it

01:24:50.700 you wouldn't

01:24:52.240 want the

01:24:52.620 AI to be

01:24:53.440 the auditor

01:24:54.160 although I

01:24:55.460 wouldn't rule

01:24:55.920 that out

01:24:56.520 but in stage

01:24:57.780 one you'd

01:24:58.700 want the AI

01:24:59.280 to simply

01:24:59.940 make transparency

01:25:02.160 so we could

01:25:03.220 all see what

01:25:03.700 the auditor

01:25:04.100 is up to

01:25:04.720 that's my

01:25:05.980 idea for that

01:25:06.820 and I

01:25:07.760 think that

01:25:08.160 the entire

01:25:08.600 country

01:25:09.100 left and

01:25:09.660 right

01:25:10.000 would be

01:25:11.120 on board

01:25:11.660 with all

01:25:12.560 of our

01:25:12.840 money being

01:25:13.340 audited

01:25:13.860 now you

01:25:16.120 might say

01:25:16.600 Scott

01:25:17.480 it will

01:25:18.620 cost so

01:25:19.140 much to

01:25:19.500 pay the

01:25:19.860 auditors

01:25:20.520 that you

01:25:21.660 would basically

01:25:22.480 lose as much

01:25:23.500 money as a

01:25:24.040 fraud

01:25:24.380 to which I

01:25:25.440 think I

01:25:26.060 doubt it

01:25:26.660 you know

01:25:27.680 I'll bet you

01:25:28.180 could pay

01:25:28.640 an auditing

01:25:29.280 company

01:25:29.740 ten million

01:25:31.560 dollars a

01:25:32.040 year

01:25:32.320 to prevent

01:25:33.800 a hundred

01:25:35.280 million dollars

01:25:35.980 in fraud

01:25:36.520 and that

01:25:37.980 that would

01:25:38.580 probably never

01:25:39.120 stop

01:25:39.580 so that's

01:25:41.620 just my

01:25:42.080 assumption

01:25:42.540 and you can

01:25:43.440 tweak it as

01:25:44.040 you go

01:25:44.400 you know

01:25:45.100 you don't

01:25:45.380 have to be

01:25:45.900 sold on it

01:25:47.160 being exactly

01:25:47.860 one way

01:25:48.340 forever

01:25:48.660 speaking of

01:25:50.980 all these

01:25:51.320 things the

01:25:51.780 post-millennial

01:25:52.580 is reporting

01:25:53.620 Hayden Cunningham

01:25:54.700 that apparently

01:25:55.880 a bunch of

01:25:56.760 American tech

01:25:57.660 billionaires

01:25:58.340 are already

01:25:59.740 looking to

01:26:00.540 create tech

01:26:01.340 cities abroad

01:26:02.440 I assume

01:26:03.480 they're doing

01:26:03.860 it abroad

01:26:04.440 to avoid

01:26:05.740 US

01:26:06.460 red tape

01:26:09.420 so the

01:26:11.040 first question

01:26:11.660 is do they

01:26:12.160 really need

01:26:12.680 to do it

01:26:13.040 abroad

01:26:13.420 or should

01:26:14.400 they be

01:26:14.700 doing these

01:26:15.360 tech cities

01:26:16.680 and I'll

01:26:17.100 describe them

01:26:17.740 in a minute

01:26:18.180 should they

01:26:19.000 be doing it

01:26:19.500 in the US

01:26:19.980 probably Trump

01:26:21.980 could help

01:26:22.600 them there

01:26:23.120 by saying

01:26:24.080 alright

01:26:24.300 here are

01:26:24.800 some zones

01:26:25.880 in the US

01:26:26.940 so you don't

01:26:28.140 have to take

01:26:28.720 your cool

01:26:30.380 city to

01:26:31.040 some island

01:26:31.780 somewhere

01:26:32.280 we'll keep

01:26:33.320 it on

01:26:33.580 shore

01:26:33.840 so here's

01:26:34.900 what the

01:26:35.360 proposed

01:26:36.640 and they're

01:26:37.280 not built

01:26:37.680 yet

01:26:38.000 but the

01:26:39.120 proposed

01:26:39.660 tech cities

01:26:40.380 look like

01:26:40.920 so you would

01:26:41.820 organize the

01:26:42.520 city around

01:26:43.240 a specific

01:26:44.100 industry

01:26:44.760 this is

01:26:45.720 something that

01:26:46.220 China already

01:26:46.960 does

01:26:47.340 and you get

01:26:48.740 all kinds

01:26:49.320 of benefits

01:26:49.960 if you

01:26:50.980 created a

01:26:51.620 city where

01:26:52.200 for example

01:26:52.800 they become

01:26:53.880 the experts

01:26:54.720 on building

01:26:56.200 robot

01:26:56.960 actuaries

01:26:57.720 what do you

01:26:58.840 call them

01:26:59.220 actuaries

01:27:00.080 it doesn't

01:27:01.660 matter

01:27:01.920 so whatever

01:27:02.940 that tech

01:27:03.620 industry is

01:27:04.300 you build

01:27:04.700 your city

01:27:05.120 around it

01:27:05.780 so the

01:27:06.300 first thing

01:27:06.780 is gigantic

01:27:08.060 benefits

01:27:08.660 from having

01:27:09.760 all the

01:27:10.120 experts in

01:27:10.780 one geographic

01:27:11.520 place

01:27:11.980 but they

01:27:13.960 would also

01:27:14.320 be looking

01:27:14.760 to build

01:27:15.200 this thing

01:27:15.680 so it

01:27:16.760 has all

01:27:17.740 the smartest

01:27:18.340 ways to

01:27:18.940 build a

01:27:19.280 community

01:27:19.780 and no

01:27:20.780 I'm not

01:27:21.100 talking about

01:27:21.580 a 15

01:27:22.080 minutes

01:27:22.440 and stop

01:27:23.160 being a

01:27:23.540 dick

01:27:23.800 this is

01:27:24.980 something

01:27:25.240 that they

01:27:25.680 can endlessly

01:27:26.460 tweak

01:27:27.000 so they

01:27:29.400 would basically

01:27:29.840 look to

01:27:30.780 optimize

01:27:33.460 every part

01:27:34.480 of a city

01:27:35.020 so optimize

01:27:36.660 transportation

01:27:37.560 optimize

01:27:38.340 healthcare

01:27:38.980 optimize

01:27:39.520 food

01:27:40.060 production

01:27:40.580 and all

01:27:41.460 that

01:27:41.740 now here's

01:27:42.780 the good

01:27:43.080 part

01:27:43.440 nobody believes

01:27:45.220 that you

01:27:45.540 could do

01:27:45.860 this on the

01:27:46.360 first try

01:27:47.000 so it

01:27:48.740 only makes

01:27:49.280 sense

01:27:49.720 if the

01:27:50.440 people who

01:27:50.900 are funding

01:27:51.400 it and

01:27:51.740 backing it

01:27:52.360 are the

01:27:53.040 kind of

01:27:53.480 entrepreneurs

01:27:53.980 who have

01:27:54.600 ridiculous

01:27:55.580 wealth

01:27:56.100 and they

01:27:57.340 already know

01:27:57.860 how to

01:27:58.140 tweak things

01:27:58.780 until they

01:27:59.220 work

01:27:59.580 because again

01:28:00.660 things like

01:28:01.840 this don't

01:28:02.260 work on

01:28:02.600 the first

01:28:02.960 try

01:28:03.320 but if you

01:28:04.620 could say

01:28:04.880 all right

01:28:05.140 that didn't

01:28:05.520 work

01:28:05.800 let's try

01:28:06.320 this

01:28:06.580 that didn't

01:28:07.000 work

01:28:07.200 let's try

01:28:07.600 this

01:28:07.880 you could

01:28:08.800 get there

01:28:09.260 and it

01:28:09.920 turns out

01:28:10.300 that some

01:28:10.640 of the

01:28:10.820 people

01:28:11.040 involved

01:28:11.700 would be

01:28:13.260 Lincoln

01:28:13.800 co-founder

01:28:14.460 Reid Hoffman

01:28:15.300 VC

01:28:16.860 capitalist

01:28:17.420 Mark

01:28:17.780 Andreessen

01:28:18.260 and that

01:28:19.080 was my

01:28:19.520 ding ding

01:28:19.980 ding

01:28:20.220 name

01:28:21.320 so you

01:28:22.380 might not

01:28:22.800 love

01:28:23.080 Reid Hoffman

01:28:23.720 but he's

01:28:24.100 good at

01:28:24.440 what he

01:28:24.700 does

01:28:24.980 and if

01:28:27.600 you hear

01:28:27.940 that Mark

01:28:28.420 Andreessen

01:28:28.920 is involved

01:28:29.620 in something

01:28:30.140 big and

01:28:30.660 important

01:28:31.060 take that

01:28:32.480 seriously

01:28:32.960 he's one

01:28:34.360 of the

01:28:34.880 good guys

01:28:35.420 and if

01:28:37.020 he says

01:28:37.480 this is

01:28:37.840 worth doing

01:28:38.380 and he

01:28:38.600 puts his

01:28:39.060 companies

01:28:39.900 or his

01:28:40.360 own money

01:28:40.780 behind it

01:28:41.320 that's

01:28:42.100 important

01:28:42.520 so I'm

01:28:45.020 sort of

01:28:45.320 being a

01:28:46.020 mini version

01:28:47.340 of Mike

01:28:47.780 Benz for

01:28:48.440 you

01:28:48.620 if you

01:28:49.300 don't know

01:28:49.660 the players

01:28:50.280 you can't

01:28:51.500 really

01:28:51.680 understand

01:28:52.220 how much

01:28:53.380 potential

01:28:53.860 this is

01:28:54.480 but if I

01:28:55.400 told you

01:28:55.780 that Peter

01:28:56.320 Thiel was

01:28:56.960 involved

01:28:57.460 and I

01:28:58.360 told you

01:28:58.720 that Mark

01:28:59.200 Andreessen

01:28:59.620 was involved

01:29:00.360 and I

01:29:01.220 told you

01:29:01.540 that Reid

01:29:02.100 Hoffman

01:29:02.500 was involved

01:29:03.200 forget about

01:29:03.920 his politics

01:29:04.600 just focus

01:29:06.620 on his

01:29:07.180 technical

01:29:07.780 and

01:29:08.280 entrepreneurial

01:29:09.100 ability

01:29:09.960 which is

01:29:10.440 extreme

01:29:10.920 if I

01:29:12.040 told you

01:29:12.360 they were

01:29:12.720 involved

01:29:13.240 you would

01:29:14.040 know

01:29:14.180 that they

01:29:14.520 could

01:29:14.700 tweak

01:29:15.120 and they

01:29:16.180 wouldn't

01:29:16.380 run out

01:29:16.700 of money

01:29:17.040 and everything

01:29:18.440 they did

01:29:18.900 made sense

01:29:19.540 so

01:29:21.800 basically

01:29:23.400 you tell

01:29:24.020 a story

01:29:24.600 about how

01:29:26.800 in the

01:29:27.240 United States

01:29:28.080 and again

01:29:28.580 these are

01:29:28.980 planned for

01:29:29.480 overseas

01:29:29.920 but Trump

01:29:31.440 could bring

01:29:31.920 them

01:29:32.160 bring at least

01:29:33.000 some

01:29:33.200 domestic

01:29:34.800 I think

01:29:36.740 this is

01:29:37.180 exactly

01:29:37.860 the right

01:29:38.800 direction

01:29:39.220 I've been

01:29:39.820 talking about

01:29:40.360 this for

01:29:40.720 years

01:29:41.100 that you

01:29:42.720 should

01:29:42.920 design a

01:29:43.620 city

01:29:43.920 not move

01:29:45.220 into a

01:29:45.640 city that

01:29:46.140 has designed

01:29:46.740 itself over

01:29:47.420 time

01:29:47.840 because they

01:29:48.840 would be

01:29:49.300 so inefficient

01:29:52.040 so you

01:29:53.440 have to

01:29:53.920 start with

01:29:54.380 just a

01:29:55.360 blank field

01:29:56.200 and that's

01:29:58.400 what they're

01:29:58.740 doing

01:29:59.020 all right

01:30:01.020 the study

01:30:03.420 the New York

01:30:03.920 Post is

01:30:04.380 writing about

01:30:04.960 that late

01:30:05.940 night comedians

01:30:06.780 are going

01:30:07.240 even harder

01:30:07.800 against

01:30:08.200 conservatives

01:30:08.760 than before

01:30:09.500 across all

01:30:11.000 late night

01:30:11.420 comedy shows

01:30:12.080 90% of the

01:30:13.020 jokes targeted

01:30:14.200 conservatives

01:30:14.940 and one

01:30:16.300 of the few

01:30:16.660 exceptions

01:30:17.140 were when

01:30:17.760 Greg

01:30:18.420 Goffeld

01:30:18.880 was on

01:30:19.300 the

01:30:19.520 tonight

01:30:19.880 show

01:30:20.140 I think

01:30:20.500 so if

01:30:22.540 you thought

01:30:23.160 that the

01:30:25.160 Trump administration

01:30:25.920 was going to

01:30:26.840 censor all

01:30:27.560 the lefties

01:30:28.820 nothing like

01:30:29.680 that happened

01:30:30.180 they got

01:30:31.820 worse

01:30:32.140 instead of

01:30:32.600 better

01:30:32.820 here's

01:30:34.960 another one

01:30:35.500 another story

01:30:36.940 from the

01:30:37.860 Daily Neuron

01:30:38.900 somebody is

01:30:40.640 speculating that

01:30:41.360 consciousness

01:30:42.000 may be a

01:30:43.360 belief system

01:30:44.260 not a

01:30:44.780 scientific fact

01:30:45.980 does that

01:30:47.800 sound right

01:30:48.320 that consciousness

01:30:49.640 might be a

01:30:51.240 belief system

01:30:52.080 and not a

01:30:53.440 scientific fact

01:30:54.400 when I talk

01:30:55.460 about consciousness

01:30:56.200 people say

01:30:57.160 but Scott

01:30:58.240 because I talk

01:30:59.940 about AI

01:31:00.500 having consciousness

01:31:01.440 the way I

01:31:03.020 define consciousness

01:31:04.020 and this is

01:31:04.720 my own

01:31:05.200 definition

01:31:05.640 is the

01:31:06.640 ability to

01:31:07.200 predict what's

01:31:07.920 going to

01:31:08.160 happen

01:31:08.500 even in your

01:31:09.880 immediate

01:31:10.360 environment

01:31:10.920 to observe

01:31:12.600 what does

01:31:13.160 happen

01:31:13.500 and then to

01:31:15.320 adjust

01:31:15.760 accordingly

01:31:16.320 so three

01:31:17.700 parts

01:31:18.140 if you have

01:31:18.780 all three

01:31:19.160 parts

01:31:19.600 I would say

01:31:20.740 you're

01:31:20.940 conscious

01:31:21.420 you predict

01:31:22.780 that

01:31:23.160 for example

01:31:24.440 that if I

01:31:26.120 drop this

01:31:26.620 banana

01:31:27.100 I predict

01:31:27.940 it will hit

01:31:28.340 the floor

01:31:28.760 when I let

01:31:30.220 go of it

01:31:30.780 and it

01:31:31.760 does drop

01:31:32.400 there's very

01:31:33.680 little difference

01:31:34.460 between what

01:31:35.140 I expected

01:31:35.760 and what

01:31:36.900 happened

01:31:37.320 so I don't

01:31:38.440 need to

01:31:38.740 make an

01:31:39.060 adjustment

01:31:39.480 but suppose

01:31:41.300 something

01:31:41.640 unexpected

01:31:42.320 happened

01:31:42.780 then my

01:31:44.100 feeling

01:31:44.880 the friction

01:31:47.380 I'm going

01:31:47.820 to call it

01:31:48.280 would be

01:31:48.620 greater

01:31:49.000 it's like

01:31:49.860 whoa

01:31:50.160 if you go

01:31:51.080 to the

01:31:51.300 mailbox

01:31:51.840 and you

01:31:52.260 open your

01:31:52.660 mailbox

01:31:53.140 and a

01:31:54.100 spider monkey

01:31:54.900 jumps out

01:31:55.560 that would

01:31:56.740 be so

01:31:57.500 different from

01:31:58.220 what you

01:31:58.540 expect

01:31:59.040 that you

01:31:59.940 would have

01:32:00.200 a big

01:32:00.580 reaction

01:32:01.800 so the

01:32:03.420 bigger the

01:32:04.400 difference

01:32:04.800 between what

01:32:05.500 you predicted

01:32:06.140 and what

01:32:07.540 actually happened

01:32:08.380 the bigger

01:32:09.680 the sensation

01:32:10.980 so that's

01:32:13.240 my own

01:32:13.580 definition

01:32:14.040 of consciousness

01:32:14.620 by that

01:32:15.580 definition

01:32:16.160 there's a

01:32:18.520 new study

01:32:19.000 that says

01:32:19.480 AI doesn't

01:32:20.240 make

01:32:20.560 corrections

01:32:21.760 meaning

01:32:23.820 that

01:32:24.220 if you

01:32:24.960 told AI

01:32:25.460 to do

01:32:25.860 a task

01:32:26.480 it doesn't

01:32:27.980 observe

01:32:28.440 that it's

01:32:28.840 doing it

01:32:29.240 wrong

01:32:29.580 and then

01:32:30.280 accurately

01:32:31.240 make an

01:32:32.140 adjustment

01:32:32.560 it just

01:32:33.500 keeps trying

01:32:34.340 to do

01:32:34.640 the task

01:32:35.320 and that

01:32:36.540 might not

01:32:37.080 be fixable

01:32:37.880 with any

01:32:38.780 kind of

01:32:39.100 technology

01:32:39.600 we currently

01:32:40.200 have

01:32:40.540 but if

01:32:41.680 you get

01:32:41.960 to the

01:32:42.200 point

01:32:42.380 where AI

01:32:42.940 could do

01:32:43.560 that

01:32:43.940 where it

01:32:45.400 would predict

01:32:45.940 what's going

01:32:46.400 to happen

01:32:46.640 next

01:32:47.040 watches what

01:32:47.840 happens

01:32:48.140 next

01:32:48.540 and then

01:32:49.340 adjusts

01:32:49.880 accordingly

01:32:51.020 in an

01:32:52.340 intelligent

01:32:52.720 way

01:32:53.140 I would

01:32:54.040 call that

01:32:54.420 a new

01:32:54.660 life form

01:32:55.240 that would

01:32:56.760 be a new

01:32:57.240 life form

01:32:57.840 in my

01:32:58.260 opinion

01:32:58.560 because that

01:32:59.180 would be

01:32:59.440 genuine

01:33:00.100 consciousness

01:33:02.400 now

01:33:03.260 people who

01:33:04.720 disagree

01:33:05.700 with me

01:33:06.260 say things

01:33:07.780 like this

01:33:08.380 but Scott

01:33:09.160 consciousness

01:33:10.320 is a

01:33:11.020 subjective

01:33:11.620 experience

01:33:12.600 and your

01:33:13.720 AI

01:33:14.100 doesn't have

01:33:14.900 subjective

01:33:15.520 experiences

01:33:16.300 to which

01:33:17.520 I say

01:33:18.100 what is

01:33:20.840 a subjective

01:33:21.480 experience

01:33:22.280 that's an

01:33:23.740 indefinable

01:33:24.700 word salad

01:33:25.560 definition

01:33:26.940 what is it

01:33:29.340 just stop

01:33:30.560 for a moment

01:33:31.100 and ask

01:33:31.580 yourself

01:33:31.980 what exactly

01:33:33.340 would be a

01:33:33.920 subjective

01:33:34.440 experience

01:33:35.280 isn't

01:33:37.180 everything

01:33:37.580 you do

01:33:38.220 something

01:33:39.700 you're

01:33:40.120 looking at

01:33:40.760 and interpreting

01:33:41.400 through your

01:33:41.960 own frame

01:33:42.480 so I

01:33:44.020 would say

01:33:44.400 that AI

01:33:45.300 might not

01:33:46.040 have

01:33:46.380 feelings

01:33:47.720 you know

01:33:48.500 like it

01:33:48.820 wouldn't

01:33:49.040 feel the

01:33:49.440 same

01:33:49.660 as

01:33:49.920 me

01:33:50.740 tapping

01:33:51.040 my

01:33:51.280 hand

01:33:51.580 but that's

01:33:52.520 not

01:33:52.680 consciousness

01:33:53.240 you could

01:33:54.700 have

01:33:54.860 consciousness

01:33:55.480 without

01:33:55.960 your body

01:33:56.960 even having

01:33:57.400 feeling

01:33:57.840 so if you

01:33:59.580 were completely

01:34:00.300 paralyzed

01:34:00.780 but your

01:34:02.280 brain could

01:34:02.860 still predict

01:34:03.460 what's going

01:34:03.920 to happen

01:34:04.340 notice what

01:34:06.040 happens

01:34:06.520 and then think

01:34:07.700 differently

01:34:08.160 because you

01:34:08.580 can't move

01:34:09.400 but you would

01:34:10.160 think differently

01:34:10.780 because of what

01:34:11.540 happened

01:34:11.900 would you be

01:34:12.860 conscious

01:34:13.300 you would

01:34:14.660 have no

01:34:14.940 feeling

01:34:15.360 so would

01:34:16.660 that be

01:34:17.040 a subjective

01:34:18.240 experience

01:34:19.040 so I

01:34:20.620 would argue

01:34:21.140 that when

01:34:22.600 people say

01:34:23.180 consciousness

01:34:23.800 is based

01:34:24.440 on a

01:34:24.800 subjective

01:34:25.360 experience

01:34:26.200 that's just

01:34:27.640 word salad

01:34:28.280 there's no

01:34:29.900 meaning to

01:34:30.440 that

01:34:30.700 if you

01:34:31.460 dig down

01:34:31.960 but my

01:34:33.120 definition

01:34:33.620 of

01:34:33.940 consciousness

01:34:34.500 is purely

01:34:35.740 mechanical

01:34:36.420 so if

01:34:38.080 the AI

01:34:38.800 could tell

01:34:40.120 you later

01:34:40.660 oh I was

01:34:41.280 very surprised

01:34:42.140 that the

01:34:43.400 spider monkey

01:34:44.240 jumped out

01:34:44.800 of my

01:34:45.040 mailbox

01:34:45.360 so I had

01:34:46.580 to make

01:34:46.880 a big

01:34:47.240 correction

01:34:48.580 to my

01:34:49.220 next

01:34:49.600 prediction

01:34:50.060 that would

01:34:51.340 be conscious

01:34:51.920 to me

01:34:53.260 I don't

01:34:54.360 know that

01:34:54.720 AI can

01:34:55.200 ever get

01:34:55.600 there

01:34:55.920 it's not

01:34:57.540 really close

01:34:58.500 to it now

01:34:58.980 and there

01:34:59.240 was a

01:34:59.460 new paper

01:35:00.000 that suggested

01:35:02.720 that people

01:35:03.960 don't realize

01:35:04.680 that it

01:35:06.020 can't do

01:35:06.500 that

01:35:06.820 it can't

01:35:08.100 adjust

01:35:08.520 I'm

01:35:11.780 going long

01:35:12.320 today

01:35:12.640 because I

01:35:13.000 told you

01:35:13.380 it's a

01:35:13.960 it's a

01:35:15.680 special

01:35:16.100 podcast

01:35:17.260 all right

01:35:18.640 apparently

01:35:19.020 Starbucks

01:35:19.700 is

01:35:20.940 being sued

01:35:22.600 by the

01:35:23.120 state of

01:35:23.520 California

01:35:24.000 for a

01:35:24.440 hundred

01:35:24.680 billion

01:35:25.200 dollars

01:35:25.780 over

01:35:26.640 their

01:35:26.860 DEI

01:35:27.320 policy

01:35:27.840 so

01:35:29.040 apparently

01:35:29.420 the

01:35:29.740 attorney

01:35:30.120 general

01:35:30.540 in

01:35:31.020 Florida

01:35:31.480 is suing

01:35:32.740 Starbucks

01:35:33.240 because

01:35:33.900 they

01:35:35.200 discriminated

01:35:36.140 against

01:35:36.640 non-black

01:35:37.440 employees

01:35:38.160 well

01:35:40.600 I'm

01:35:41.020 happy

01:35:41.380 every

01:35:41.840 time

01:35:42.280 discrimination

01:35:44.180 is

01:35:44.900 reduced

01:35:45.400 so

01:35:45.940 I

01:35:46.260 wish

01:35:46.440 them

01:35:46.620 luck

01:35:46.960 Wall

01:35:49.380 Street

01:35:49.660 Journal

01:35:50.020 had an

01:35:50.560 article

01:35:50.860 that

01:35:52.620 you're

01:35:53.040 going to

01:35:53.240 recognize

01:35:53.700 as

01:35:54.020 very

01:35:54.440 compatible

01:35:54.920 with

01:35:55.200 things

01:35:55.420 I've

01:35:55.640 been

01:35:55.740 saying

01:35:56.020 so

01:35:56.720 the

01:35:56.840 Wall

01:35:57.000 Street

01:35:57.140 Journal

01:35:57.400 said

01:35:57.820 I think

01:35:58.420 it was

01:35:58.600 yesterday

01:35:58.960 quote

01:36:00.000 something

01:36:00.480 is

01:36:00.760 profoundly

01:36:01.360 wrong

01:36:01.820 with

01:36:02.000 the

01:36:02.140 US

01:36:02.380 welfare

01:36:02.820 system

01:36:03.500 duh

01:36:04.020 a problem

01:36:05.040 that runs

01:36:05.560 far

01:36:05.920 deeper

01:36:06.320 and the

01:36:07.020 far

01:36:07.220 deeper

01:36:07.540 is

01:36:07.780 the key

01:36:08.580 here

01:36:08.860 is more

01:36:10.000 dangerous

01:36:10.600 than the

01:36:11.100 shocking

01:36:11.460 fraud

01:36:11.900 in

01:36:12.140 Minnesota

01:36:12.520 and has

01:36:13.780 been

01:36:13.940 making

01:36:14.220 headlines

01:36:14.680 real

01:36:15.460 federal

01:36:15.900 welfare

01:36:16.400 spending

01:36:17.000 real

01:36:18.420 federal

01:36:18.960 welfare

01:36:19.400 spending

01:36:19.860 is

01:36:20.100 soared

01:36:20.360 by

01:36:20.580 765

01:36:22.360 percent

01:36:23.060 more

01:36:23.940 than

01:36:24.100 twice

01:36:24.360 as fast

01:36:24.940 as

01:36:25.200 blah

01:36:25.440 blah

01:36:25.600 blah

01:36:25.740 other

01:36:26.000 spending

01:36:26.360 and now

01:36:27.320 costs

01:36:27.800 1.4

01:36:28.720 trillion

01:36:29.200 dollars

01:36:29.620 annually

01:36:30.060 where

01:36:31.560 that money

01:36:32.000 was simply

01:36:32.560 doled

01:36:33.060 out

01:36:33.320 evenly

01:36:33.780 to

01:36:34.780 about

01:36:35.060 20

01:36:35.420 million

01:36:35.700 families

01:36:36.180 the government

01:36:36.760 defines

01:36:37.220 as poor

01:36:37.720 and each

01:36:38.720 household

01:36:39.240 would have

01:36:39.660 received

01:36:40.000 more than

01:36:40.440 $70,000

01:36:41.320 a year

01:36:42.020 $70,000

01:36:44.560 a year

01:36:45.280 from my

01:36:47.760 tax

01:36:48.120 tax money

01:36:49.000 now here's

01:36:51.140 the part

01:36:51.440 you might

01:36:51.800 recognize

01:36:52.200 as being

01:36:52.940 compatible

01:36:53.480 with my

01:36:54.080 opinions

01:36:54.540 somewhere

01:36:55.520 around a

01:36:56.360 year ago

01:36:56.920 and I'm not

01:36:57.620 sure about

01:36:58.040 the timing

01:36:58.500 it occurred

01:36:59.860 to me

01:37:00.240 that there

01:37:00.600 was no

01:37:01.000 way

01:37:01.380 our

01:37:02.600 deficits

01:37:03.380 our

01:37:03.640 government

01:37:04.060 deficits

01:37:04.520 could be

01:37:05.080 as big

01:37:05.440 as they

01:37:05.760 are

01:37:06.120 there's

01:37:06.960 no way

01:37:07.500 unless

01:37:08.720 something

01:37:09.980 like a

01:37:10.500 trillion

01:37:10.860 dollars

01:37:11.300 a year

01:37:11.620 was being

01:37:12.100 stolen

01:37:12.580 and at

01:37:14.080 the time

01:37:14.520 I said

01:37:14.860 to myself

01:37:15.260 well

01:37:15.640 I mean

01:37:16.880 there's

01:37:17.420 no way

01:37:17.800 that a

01:37:18.360 trillion

01:37:18.760 dollars

01:37:19.200 a year

01:37:19.500 could be

01:37:19.840 stolen

01:37:20.200 and I

01:37:21.200 would be

01:37:21.500 unaware

01:37:21.840 of it

01:37:22.420 but

01:37:23.500 then

01:37:24.800 Doge

01:37:25.180 happened

01:37:25.580 and then

01:37:27.100 Mike

01:37:27.560 Benz

01:37:28.000 happened

01:37:28.380 and we

01:37:29.040 learned

01:37:29.320 about

01:37:29.600 the

01:37:30.100 NGOs

01:37:30.800 and how

01:37:31.780 there's

01:37:32.120 this

01:37:32.340 entire

01:37:32.940 gigantic

01:37:34.660 complicated

01:37:35.680 structure

01:37:36.360 that is

01:37:37.520 designed

01:37:38.020 entirely

01:37:38.680 for

01:37:38.980 stealing

01:37:39.340 our

01:37:39.660 money

01:37:39.920 now

01:37:41.240 once

01:37:41.480 you

01:37:41.600 realize

01:37:41.920 that

01:37:42.160 there's

01:37:42.440 a

01:37:42.560 whole

01:37:42.780 mechanism

01:37:43.340 for

01:37:43.660 stealing

01:37:44.040 your

01:37:44.320 money

01:37:44.580 and it's

01:37:45.440 pervasive

01:37:45.980 everywhere

01:37:46.760 at the

01:37:47.660 state

01:37:48.020 level

01:37:48.380 at the

01:37:48.740 federal

01:37:49.000 level

01:37:49.440 and that

01:37:50.260 it's

01:37:50.380 been

01:37:50.560 running

01:37:50.860 for

01:37:51.100 years

01:37:51.600 and that

01:37:53.200 the

01:37:53.380 people

01:37:53.640 who are

01:37:53.900 hiding

01:37:54.240 it

01:37:54.620 are

01:37:55.440 benefiting

01:37:55.900 from

01:37:56.280 it

01:37:56.540 and

01:37:57.660 that

01:37:57.940 the

01:37:58.900 entire

01:37:59.380 thing

01:37:59.680 was

01:38:00.000 invisible

01:38:00.580 because

01:38:01.700 we

01:38:02.040 didn't

01:38:02.260 have

01:38:02.460 a

01:38:02.600 sense

01:38:02.900 of

01:38:03.240 breaking

01:38:03.920 the

01:38:04.220 complexity

01:38:04.780 so

01:38:05.740 back

01:38:06.020 to

01:38:06.220 earlier

01:38:06.720 comments

01:38:07.380 the way

01:38:08.220 we

01:38:08.420 pierced

01:38:08.980 we

01:38:09.340 I

01:38:09.820 didn't

01:38:10.020 do

01:38:10.140 anything

01:38:10.360 but

01:38:10.840 the way

01:38:11.120 the

01:38:11.340 country

01:38:11.740 pierced

01:38:12.340 the

01:38:12.600 complexity

01:38:13.140 to

01:38:14.400 discover

01:38:14.900 that

01:38:15.280 we

01:38:15.480 have

01:38:15.660 a

01:38:15.860 fraud

01:38:16.280 based

01:38:16.680 system

01:38:17.360 is

01:38:18.240 Mike

01:38:18.700 Benz

01:38:19.160 and

01:38:20.580 Doge

01:38:21.140 if

01:38:22.400 we

01:38:22.580 did

01:38:22.780 not

01:38:22.960 have

01:38:23.180 both

01:38:23.480 of

01:38:23.620 those

01:38:23.820 things

01:38:24.200 and

01:38:24.440 I'll

01:38:24.820 just

01:38:25.020 say

01:38:25.240 Elon

01:38:25.620 Musk

01:38:26.080 as

01:38:26.780 a

01:38:26.960 proxy

01:38:27.340 for

01:38:27.620 Doge

01:38:27.960 if

01:38:28.640 we

01:38:28.820 didn't

01:38:29.020 have

01:38:29.220 both

01:38:29.540 of

01:38:29.680 those

01:38:29.920 brains

01:38:30.520 figuring

01:38:31.720 out

01:38:32.060 what

01:38:32.260 the

01:38:32.400 hell

01:38:32.540 went

01:38:32.760 on

01:38:33.060 we

01:38:34.340 still

01:38:34.740 wouldn't

01:38:35.100 know

01:38:35.460 that

01:38:36.340 a trillion

01:38:36.820 dollars

01:38:37.260 a year

01:38:37.620 that's

01:38:37.960 my own

01:38:38.320 estimate

01:38:38.660 trillion

01:38:39.180 a year

01:38:39.540 was being

01:38:40.420 stolen

01:38:40.920 now

01:38:42.560 now we

01:38:42.740 know

01:38:43.120 and the

01:38:44.240 Wall

01:38:44.440 Street

01:38:44.640 Journal

01:38:44.940 is

01:38:45.240 sort

01:38:45.600 of

01:38:45.720 signaling

01:38:46.060 you

01:38:47.560 think

01:38:47.860 this

01:38:48.100 was

01:38:48.300 big

01:38:48.640 you

01:38:49.720 have

01:38:50.320 no

01:38:50.700 idea

01:38:51.080 how

01:38:51.320 big

01:38:51.540 this

01:38:51.800 is

01:38:52.180 so

01:38:53.300 here's

01:38:54.480 my

01:38:54.660 reframe

01:38:55.200 my

01:38:56.300 reframe

01:38:56.840 is

01:38:57.100 we

01:38:57.280 all

01:38:57.480 assume

01:38:57.820 that

01:38:58.040 the

01:38:58.200 government

01:38:58.500 had

01:38:58.840 a

01:38:59.080 spending

01:38:59.580 problem

01:39:00.220 as

01:39:01.280 in

01:39:01.580 it

01:39:01.920 spends

01:39:02.180 too

01:39:02.400 much

01:39:02.720 my

01:39:03.460 current

01:39:03.940 view

01:39:04.220 is

01:39:04.960 that

01:39:05.140 it

01:39:05.220 has

01:39:05.440 a

01:39:05.600 lack

01:39:05.980 of

01:39:06.180 auditing

01:39:06.740 problem

01:39:07.300 it

01:39:08.300 doesn't

01:39:08.600 have

01:39:08.740 a

01:39:08.880 spending

01:39:09.240 problem

01:39:09.780 it

01:39:10.480 has

01:39:10.740 a

01:39:10.920 nobody's

01:39:11.440 watching

01:39:11.780 the

01:39:12.020 spending

01:39:12.320 problem

01:39:12.860 and

01:39:13.580 that

01:39:13.780 if

01:39:14.000 we

01:39:14.140 could

01:39:14.280 solve

01:39:14.560 that

01:39:15.000 using

01:39:15.960 the

01:39:16.240 concept

01:39:16.600 I

01:39:16.840 talked

01:39:17.120 about

01:39:17.320 earlier

01:39:17.720 with

01:39:18.220 guaranteed

01:39:18.760 audits

01:39:19.300 if

01:39:20.180 you

01:39:20.320 could

01:39:20.480 solve

01:39:20.780 that

01:39:21.280 would

01:39:23.120 you

01:39:23.260 reduce

01:39:23.640 the

01:39:23.820 deficit

01:39:24.120 by

01:39:24.420 a

01:39:24.620 trillion

01:39:25.000 dollars

01:39:25.460 a

01:39:25.660 year

01:39:25.840 and

01:39:27.080 I

01:39:27.220 think

01:39:27.360 the

01:39:27.520 answer

01:39:27.740 is

01:39:27.900 yes

01:39:28.260 and

01:39:29.040 if

01:39:29.200 you

01:39:29.360 had

01:39:29.500 asked

01:39:29.860 me

01:39:30.000 that

01:39:30.260 a

01:39:30.480 year

01:39:30.680 ago

01:39:31.000 I

01:39:31.920 would

01:39:32.020 have

01:39:32.120 said

01:39:32.280 not

01:39:32.600 well

01:39:32.740 not

01:39:32.940 a

01:39:33.100 trillion

01:39:33.500 you

01:39:34.420 know

01:39:34.540 maybe

01:39:34.840 you'll

01:39:35.120 find

01:39:35.420 50

01:39:39.780 and

01:39:40.180 this

01:39:40.500 is

01:39:40.660 based

01:39:40.940 on

01:39:41.320 and

01:39:41.800 I

01:39:41.940 think

01:39:42.080 I

01:39:42.200 mentioned

01:39:42.480 this

01:39:42.740 before

01:39:43.080 I

01:39:43.260 used

01:39:43.480 to

01:39:43.640 work

01:39:43.960 in

01:39:44.700 corporate

01:39:45.060 America

01:39:45.580 where

01:39:46.000 I

01:39:46.240 was

01:39:46.400 the

01:39:46.560 budget

01:39:46.820 guy

01:39:47.260 and

01:39:47.540 you

01:39:48.180 know

01:39:48.280 I

01:39:48.420 would

01:39:48.560 have

01:39:48.720 to

01:39:48.880 estimate

01:39:49.420 expenses

01:39:50.520 for

01:39:50.860 everything

01:39:51.240 mostly

01:39:52.200 in the

01:39:52.540 tech

01:39:52.740 world

01:39:53.060 and

01:39:54.200 you

01:39:54.540 develop

01:39:54.980 this

01:39:55.360 instinct

01:39:56.200 where

01:39:57.220 you

01:39:57.360 can

01:39:57.500 just

01:39:57.740 look

01:39:58.140 at

01:39:58.460 a

01:39:58.780 budget

01:39:59.060 and

01:39:59.960 you

01:40:00.100 instantly

01:40:00.720 know

01:40:01.020 what's

01:40:01.220 wrong

01:40:01.460 with

01:40:01.640 it

01:40:01.840 and

01:40:02.880 I

01:40:03.180 watched

01:40:03.500 my

01:40:03.720 boss

01:40:04.020 develop

01:40:04.440 that

01:40:04.640 skill

01:40:05.020 and

01:40:05.680 I

01:40:05.760 was

01:40:05.900 amazed

01:40:06.400 like

01:40:07.160 I

01:40:07.380 could

01:40:07.560 hand

01:40:08.480 her

01:40:08.620 a

01:40:08.780 spreadsheet

01:40:09.180 and

01:40:10.180 she

01:40:10.340 had

01:40:10.480 done

01:40:10.660 it

01:40:10.820 longer

01:40:11.140 than

01:40:11.360 I

01:40:11.480 had

01:40:11.660 and

01:40:12.080 she

01:40:12.220 could

01:40:12.400 just

01:40:12.580 take

01:40:12.820 a

01:40:12.980 spreadsheet

01:40:13.420 and

01:40:14.300 look

01:40:14.540 at it

01:40:14.780 for

01:40:14.900 five

01:40:15.240 seconds

01:40:15.780 and

01:40:16.440 immediately

01:40:16.840 pick

01:40:17.200 out

01:40:17.560 what

01:40:18.940 numbers

01:40:19.320 probably

01:40:19.720 don't

01:40:20.000 track

01:40:20.420 and

01:40:22.000 then

01:40:22.240 she

01:40:22.400 would

01:40:22.460 be

01:40:22.560 right

01:40:22.880 and

01:40:23.980 I

01:40:24.140 would

01:40:24.260 say

01:40:24.420 how

01:40:24.660 the

01:40:24.820 hell

01:40:24.940 did

01:40:25.140 you

01:40:25.260 do

01:40:25.440 that

01:40:25.820 like

01:40:26.560 how

01:40:26.700 did

01:40:26.860 you

01:40:26.980 just

01:40:27.240 look

01:40:28.200 at

01:40:28.360 the

01:40:28.540 sea

01:40:28.840 of

01:40:29.020 numbers

01:40:29.540 and

01:40:30.460 you

01:40:30.580 knew

01:40:30.720 that

01:40:30.900 one

01:40:31.200 of

01:40:31.320 them

01:40:31.580 or

01:40:31.960 more

01:40:32.180 than

01:40:32.320 one

01:40:32.640 were

01:40:33.500 wrong

01:40:34.080 how

01:40:35.120 could

01:40:35.540 you

01:40:35.680 possibly

01:40:36.080 have

01:40:36.340 that

01:40:36.560 intuition

01:40:37.060 because

01:40:37.960 she

01:40:38.320 did

01:40:38.540 it

01:40:38.680 over

01:40:38.920 and

01:40:39.060 over

01:40:39.200 again

01:40:39.460 but

01:40:40.300 she

01:40:41.220 couldn't

01:40:41.500 really

01:40:41.720 answer

01:40:42.040 the

01:40:42.220 question

01:40:42.600 except

01:40:42.940 it was

01:40:43.240 based

01:40:43.480 on

01:40:43.640 experience

01:40:44.260 and

01:40:44.600 pattern

01:40:44.860 recognition

01:40:45.440 etc

01:40:45.860 but

01:40:46.600 after

01:40:46.960 I

01:40:47.280 had

01:40:47.440 done

01:40:47.620 that

01:40:47.800 same

01:40:48.100 job

01:40:48.620 where

01:40:49.560 I

01:40:49.860 was

01:40:50.040 the

01:40:50.180 one

01:40:50.360 who

01:40:50.520 had

01:40:50.640 to

01:40:50.780 find

01:40:50.960 the

01:40:51.120 problems

01:40:51.560 with

01:40:51.800 the

01:40:51.920 spreadsheet

01:40:52.280 I

01:40:53.160 also

01:40:53.720 developed

01:40:54.960 that

01:40:55.260 intuition

01:40:55.740 so

01:40:56.860 you

01:40:57.180 could

01:40:57.340 hand

01:40:57.560 me

01:40:57.680 a

01:40:57.820 spreadsheet

01:40:58.160 and

01:40:59.000 I

01:40:59.320 would

01:40:59.460 go

01:40:59.740 bam

01:41:00.800 and

01:41:02.000 literally

01:41:02.660 within

01:41:03.160 five

01:41:03.560 seconds

01:41:04.060 I

01:41:04.920 could

01:41:05.060 find

01:41:05.340 the

01:41:05.520 wrong

01:41:05.820 number

01:41:06.220 even

01:41:07.280 if

01:41:07.540 it

01:41:07.680 wasn't

01:41:08.060 like

01:41:08.260 wildly

01:41:08.740 wrong

01:41:09.220 it

01:41:09.780 was

01:41:09.880 just

01:41:10.020 wrong

01:41:10.360 I

01:41:12.280 could

01:41:12.480 do

01:41:12.620 it

01:41:12.760 too

01:41:12.980 and

01:41:13.800 I

01:41:13.920 never

01:41:14.160 lost

01:41:14.620 that

01:41:14.840 ability

01:41:15.280 as

01:41:15.600 some

01:41:15.760 kind

01:41:16.000 of

01:41:16.180 learned

01:41:17.580 skill

01:41:18.060 that

01:41:18.580 you

01:41:18.700 would

01:41:18.860 not

01:41:19.060 imagine

01:41:19.460 could

01:41:19.780 be

01:41:19.940 learned

01:41:20.340 so

01:41:21.520 a

01:41:21.820 year

01:41:21.980 ago

01:41:22.300 when

01:41:24.140 I

01:41:24.260 started

01:41:24.520 thinking

01:41:24.860 about

01:41:25.160 the

01:41:25.660 deficits

01:41:26.600 were

01:41:27.000 the

01:41:27.800 alarm

01:41:28.420 went

01:41:28.660 off

01:41:28.880 in

01:41:28.980 the

01:41:29.100 back

01:41:29.300 of

01:41:29.400 my

01:41:29.520 head

01:41:29.780 ding

01:41:30.520 ding

01:41:30.700 ding

01:41:30.960 ding

01:41:31.120 ding

01:41:31.380 ding

01:41:31.620 there

01:41:32.300 is

01:41:32.700 no

01:41:32.960 way

01:41:33.340 we

01:41:34.500 could

01:41:34.680 get

01:41:34.880 to

01:41:35.060 deficits

01:41:35.480 that

01:41:35.860 big

01:41:36.160 you

01:41:37.360 can't

01:41:37.660 explain

01:41:38.000 it

01:41:38.120 with

01:41:38.240 a

01:41:38.360 pandemic

01:41:38.820 you

01:41:39.600 can't

01:41:39.900 explain

01:41:40.240 it

01:41:40.420 with

01:41:40.740 anything

01:41:42.420 except

01:41:43.040 massive

01:41:43.460 fraud

01:41:43.900 and that

01:41:44.660 the

01:41:44.840 fraud

01:41:45.140 would

01:41:45.320 have

01:41:45.520 to

01:41:45.660 be

01:41:45.800 in

01:41:45.940 the

01:41:46.080 range

01:41:46.380 of

01:41:46.520 a

01:41:46.660 trillion

01:41:46.980 dollars

01:41:47.400 a

01:41:47.580 year

01:41:47.820 for

01:41:48.500 everything

01:41:48.880 to

01:41:49.100 make

01:41:49.300 sense

01:41:49.720 and

01:41:51.140 that's

01:41:51.400 where

01:41:51.560 I'm

01:41:51.720 at

01:41:51.960 I

01:41:53.500 think

01:41:53.720 we're

01:41:53.900 losing

01:41:54.180 a

01:41:54.420 trillion

01:41:54.760 dollars

01:41:55.180 a

01:41:55.360 year

01:41:59.100 problems

01:41:59.580 were

01:41:59.880 literally

01:42:00.580 unsolvable

01:42:01.600 and they

01:42:02.720 might be

01:42:03.200 you know

01:42:04.480 Elon Musk

01:42:05.360 talks about

01:42:05.940 everything

01:42:06.280 becoming

01:42:06.720 free

01:42:07.140 in the

01:42:07.900 world

01:42:08.160 of

01:42:08.380 AI

01:42:08.720 and

01:42:08.980 robots

01:42:09.380 and

01:42:09.620 maybe

01:42:09.920 that's

01:42:10.200 what

01:42:10.340 saves

01:42:10.640 us

01:42:10.840 but

01:42:11.740 I

01:42:12.580 do

01:42:12.800 feel

01:42:13.120 like

01:42:13.400 you

01:42:13.560 could

01:42:13.760 cut

01:42:14.120 our

01:42:15.260 money

01:42:15.540 problems

01:42:16.020 in

01:42:16.240 half

01:42:16.740 if

01:42:17.920 you

01:42:18.020 had

01:42:18.140 the

01:42:18.240 right

01:42:18.420 kind

01:42:18.620 of

01:42:18.740 auditing

01:42:19.160 and

01:42:20.040 you

01:42:20.160 could

01:42:20.320 probably

01:42:20.640 do

01:42:20.860 it

01:42:20.980 within

01:42:21.220 two

01:42:21.460 to

01:42:21.620 three

01:42:21.800 years

01:42:22.200 and

01:42:23.420 I

01:42:23.560 think

01:42:23.720 we're

01:42:23.880 talking

01:42:24.140 about

01:42:24.360 at

01:42:24.440 least

01:42:24.600 a

01:42:24.760 trillion

01:42:25.020 dollars

01:42:25.520 all

01:42:27.320 right

01:42:27.480 ladies and

01:42:29.100 this is

01:42:30.500 the end

01:42:30.840 of my

01:42:31.320 longest

01:42:32.340 podcast

01:42:32.800 I told

01:42:33.360 you

01:42:33.500 it would

01:42:33.620 be

01:42:33.720 very

01:42:33.960 special

01:42:34.420 how

01:42:35.460 would

01:42:35.560 you

01:42:35.640 like

01:42:35.860 it

01:42:36.080 did

01:42:38.460 you

01:42:38.720 did

01:42:39.660 you

01:42:39.820 enjoy

01:42:40.100 the

01:42:40.360 extra

01:42:40.800 I'm

01:42:42.720 going to

01:42:42.900 sign

01:42:43.140 off

01:42:43.380 in a

01:42:43.620 minute

01:42:43.800 here

01:42:44.040 but

01:42:45.120 I

01:42:45.200 think

01:42:45.340 it's

01:42:45.480 time

01:42:45.700 for

01:42:45.840 a

01:42:45.980 closing

01:42:46.380 sip

01:42:46.880 sip

01:42:49.060 so

01:42:56.240 good

01:42:56.580 well

01:42:59.600 I

01:42:59.760 think

01:42:59.980 being

01:43:00.240 on

01:43:00.380 the

01:43:00.540 steroids

01:43:00.960 helped

01:43:01.520 my

01:43:02.380 show

01:43:02.620 production

01:43:03.120 all

01:43:06.940 right

01:43:07.040 how

01:43:07.260 many

01:43:07.500 of

01:43:07.660 you

01:43:07.820 like

01:43:08.180 the

01:43:08.380 idea

01:43:08.820 because

01:43:09.280 I

01:43:09.440 can't

01:43:09.920 follow

01:43:10.180 the

01:43:10.420 comments

01:43:10.760 while

01:43:11.000 I'm

01:43:11.140 talking

01:43:11.560 so

01:43:11.840 well

01:43:12.060 how

01:43:12.800 many

01:43:13.020 of

01:43:13.180 you

01:43:13.280 like

01:43:13.620 the

01:43:13.820 idea

01:43:14.240 the

01:43:15.240 Republicans

01:43:15.720 should

01:43:16.320 build

01:43:17.160 a

01:43:17.340 timeline

01:43:17.740 of

01:43:18.140 what

01:43:18.280 they

01:43:18.420 can

01:43:18.600 do

01:43:18.760 in

01:43:18.900 the

01:43:19.040 future

01:43:19.420 and

01:43:20.560 stop

01:43:20.900 hammering

01:43:21.400 on

01:43:21.600 their

01:43:21.740 past

01:43:22.140 accomplishments

01:43:22.840 as

01:43:23.300 impressive

01:43:23.880 as

01:43:24.200 they

01:43:24.320 are

01:43:24.560 did

01:43:25.760 that

01:43:25.900 make

01:43:26.080 sense

01:43:26.340 you

01:43:26.580 did

01:43:31.500 you

01:43:31.640 feel

01:43:31.900 more

01:43:32.200 hopeful

01:43:32.720 because

01:43:34.100 I

01:43:34.340 painted

01:43:34.660 a

01:43:35.320 picture

01:43:35.740 where

01:43:36.180 we

01:43:37.120 have

01:43:37.260 a

01:43:37.380 lot

01:43:37.520 of

01:43:37.660 solvable

01:43:38.100 problems

01:43:38.840 and

01:43:39.620 that

01:43:39.780 the

01:43:39.980 solutions

01:43:40.420 are

01:43:40.700 not

01:43:40.940 super

01:43:41.340 complicated

01:43:42.020 or

01:43:42.360 out

01:43:42.620 of

01:43:42.740 our

01:43:42.940 domain

01:43:44.040 they're

01:43:44.640 well

01:43:45.040 within

01:43:45.320 our

01:43:45.540 capabilities

01:43:46.180 good

01:43:49.760 all

01:43:54.140 right

01:43:54.340 looks

01:43:55.040 like

01:43:55.260 we

01:43:55.420 did

01:43:55.640 well

01:43:55.900 today

01:43:56.260 you

01:43:56.940 know

01:43:57.040 I

01:43:57.140 give

01:43:57.380 you

01:43:57.540 guys

01:43:57.920 credit

01:43:58.660 for

01:43:59.500 any

01:43:59.860 of

01:44:00.000 my

01:44:00.180 successes

01:44:00.720 because

01:44:01.800 would

01:44:02.240 I

01:44:02.400 do

01:44:02.560 any

01:44:02.780 of

01:44:02.940 this

01:44:03.120 if

01:44:03.300 you

01:44:03.440 weren't

01:44:03.640 here

01:44:03.900 so

01:44:05.900 if

01:44:06.160 you're

01:44:06.360 wondering

01:44:06.820 you

01:44:07.700 know

01:44:07.820 what

01:44:08.060 have

01:44:08.200 you

01:44:08.320 done

01:44:08.540 that's

01:44:08.760 useful

01:44:09.140 today

01:44:09.580 it's

01:44:10.160 this

01:44:10.480 it's

01:44:11.320 this

01:44:11.600 so

01:44:12.640 you're

01:44:13.020 my

01:44:13.260 energy

01:44:13.700 source

01:44:14.240 and

01:44:15.640 my

01:44:15.860 reason

01:44:16.280 for

01:44:16.560 continuing

01:44:17.060 to

01:44:17.340 do

01:44:17.520 it

01:44:17.760 so

01:44:18.840 without

01:44:19.200 you

01:44:19.800 collectively

01:44:21.020 you

01:44:22.640 wouldn't

01:44:22.880 have

01:44:23.060 me

01:44:23.300 so

01:44:24.560 if

01:44:24.740 I

01:44:24.940 produce

01:44:25.340 something

01:44:25.700 that you

01:44:26.080 thought

01:44:26.280 had value

01:44:26.920 potentially

01:44:27.520 to the

01:44:27.920 country

01:44:28.260 you should

01:44:29.400 give yourself

01:44:29.940 a pat

01:44:30.300 on the

01:44:30.500 back

01:44:30.800 because

01:44:31.080 you're

01:44:31.300 definitely

01:44:31.700 part of

01:44:33.220 that

01:44:33.580 value

01:44:34.820 stream

01:44:35.320 yeah

01:44:38.540 you know

01:44:39.440 obviously

01:44:40.260 I'm not

01:44:40.700 going

01:44:41.000 anywhere

01:44:41.400 because

01:44:41.640 I'm

01:44:41.780 paralyzed

01:44:42.140 so

01:44:43.720 oh

01:44:46.420 my

01:44:46.680 power

01:44:47.060 bricks

01:44:47.460 yeah

01:44:47.900 I told

01:44:48.320 this

01:44:48.540 I guess

01:44:49.420 I didn't

01:44:49.700 tell you

01:44:49.980 the story

01:44:50.540 on

01:44:50.840 live

01:44:51.200 stream

01:44:51.480 I told

01:44:52.640 the

01:44:52.820 locals

01:44:53.160 people

01:44:53.520 but

01:44:54.580 yeah

01:44:55.620 my

01:44:55.940 my

01:44:56.640 power

01:44:57.080 brick

01:44:57.740 from my

01:44:58.240 computer

01:44:58.620 got fried

01:44:59.220 by the

01:44:59.800 electricity

01:45:00.860 in the

01:45:01.260 hospital

01:45:01.640 and then

01:45:02.700 my other

01:45:03.180 power

01:45:03.540 bricks

01:45:03.860 simply

01:45:04.260 didn't

01:45:04.580 work

01:45:04.840 in the

01:45:05.100 outlets

01:45:05.580 no matter

01:45:07.040 which outlet

01:45:07.600 we use

01:45:08.080 but they

01:45:08.520 seem to

01:45:09.080 be

01:45:09.220 functional

01:45:09.620 at least

01:45:10.180 there's a

01:45:11.380 longer story

01:45:12.080 there but

01:45:12.460 I won't

01:45:12.740 repeat it

01:45:13.720 so

01:45:18.680 remember

01:45:19.560 I told

01:45:19.980 you that

01:45:20.540 one of

01:45:22.000 my

01:45:22.200 persuasion

01:45:22.920 techniques

01:45:23.440 is to

01:45:25.020 sort of

01:45:25.840 monitor if

01:45:26.540 people start

01:45:27.200 using my

01:45:27.880 frames

01:45:28.340 so

01:45:30.180 watch

01:45:30.640 after

01:45:30.980 today

01:45:31.540 if there's

01:45:33.100 any change

01:45:33.780 in the

01:45:34.060 way

01:45:34.360 republicans

01:45:35.280 talk about

01:45:36.140 their

01:45:37.740 midterm

01:45:39.380 approach

01:45:39.920 meaning

01:45:41.040 lowering

01:45:41.560 expenses

01:45:42.740 and

01:45:43.220 painting a

01:45:44.460 better picture

01:45:45.020 if it

01:45:46.280 looks like

01:45:46.720 anybody

01:45:47.120 starts talking

01:45:48.000 differently

01:45:48.500 it would

01:45:49.100 take

01:45:49.420 it wouldn't

01:45:50.420 happen

01:45:50.680 today

01:45:51.100 but

01:45:52.400 maybe

01:45:52.740 two weeks

01:45:53.440 from now

01:45:53.840 if you

01:45:54.200 start

01:45:54.460 to see

01:45:54.800 people

01:45:55.180 falling

01:45:56.280 into my

01:45:56.720 frame

01:45:57.100 then you'll

01:45:58.580 know how

01:45:58.960 powerful

01:45:59.340 persuasion

01:45:59.940 is

01:46:00.200 for example

01:46:01.140 my

01:46:03.320 earliest

01:46:03.900 frame

01:46:04.320 where I

01:46:04.580 was

01:46:04.700 talking

01:46:05.020 about

01:46:05.420 Trump

01:46:06.780 making

01:46:07.140 his

01:46:07.500 critics

01:46:08.160 run

01:46:08.840 around

01:46:09.080 like

01:46:09.360 cats

01:46:09.740 holding

01:46:10.100 a

01:46:10.300 laser

01:46:10.580 pointer

01:46:10.960 if you

01:46:12.040 hear

01:46:12.320 anyone

01:46:12.980 quote

01:46:13.380 that

01:46:13.800 you'll

01:46:15.360 know I

01:46:15.660 made a

01:46:16.000 dent

01:46:16.320 because

01:46:17.680 once you

01:46:18.140 hear that

01:46:18.700 you cannot

01:46:19.720 unhear it

01:46:20.500 I've taught

01:46:22.240 you that

01:46:22.700 visual

01:46:23.440 persuasion

01:46:24.060 is stronger

01:46:24.640 than

01:46:24.980 any other

01:46:26.080 kind

01:46:26.420 you can

01:46:27.620 immediately

01:46:28.280 see the

01:46:29.100 cat

01:46:29.500 and immediately

01:46:30.700 see Trump

01:46:31.380 with the

01:46:31.720 laser

01:46:31.980 pointer

01:46:32.400 and you

01:46:33.360 will never

01:46:33.800 forget that

01:46:34.540 you just

01:46:34.920 have to

01:46:35.200 hear it

01:46:35.460 once

01:46:35.900 and it's

01:46:36.720 permanently

01:46:37.360 in your

01:46:37.800 brain

01:46:38.040 so that's

01:46:40.600 the difference

01:46:41.040 between

01:46:41.440 knowing how

01:46:42.120 to persuade

01:46:42.760 and just

01:46:44.180 saying some

01:46:44.820 things you

01:46:45.440 want people

01:46:45.880 to believe

01:46:46.400 thank you

01:46:55.020 might be

01:47:00.380 time for

01:47:00.800 breakfast

01:47:01.280 I'm just

01:47:05.460 enjoying

01:47:05.920 looking at

01:47:06.420 your comments

01:47:06.920 to go by

01:47:07.340 if you

01:47:08.020 don't

01:47:08.260 mind

01:47:08.660 we've

01:47:11.040 got

01:47:11.240 63

01:47:12.600 000

01:47:13.460 people

01:47:13.820 live

01:47:14.260 that's

01:47:16.620 some

01:47:16.760 kind

01:47:16.960 of

01:47:17.060 a

01:47:17.180 record

01:47:17.460 so

01:47:18.760 if

01:47:19.040 you

01:47:19.240 don't

01:47:19.480 mind

01:47:19.840 hanging

01:47:20.360 out

01:47:20.560 here

01:47:20.740 for

01:47:20.920 another

01:47:21.160 minute

01:47:21.500 I'm

01:47:23.660 enjoying

01:47:24.040 just

01:47:24.340 watching

01:47:24.680 the

01:47:24.880 show

01:47:25.020 go by

01:47:25.420 it makes

01:47:26.420 it kind

01:47:26.700 of problematic

01:47:27.380 to put

01:47:27.880 them online

01:47:28.420 because they

01:47:28.860 get too

01:47:29.180 big

01:47:29.480 but

01:47:30.880 we'll try

01:47:33.680 to make

01:47:34.460 that work

01:47:35.320 got what

01:47:38.380 let me

01:47:41.060 see if I

01:47:41.520 can stop

01:47:41.940 that comment

01:47:42.660 I generally

01:47:44.140 can't see

01:47:44.760 the

01:47:45.120 multi-sentence

01:47:46.360 comments

01:47:47.000 so if

01:47:49.060 you're

01:47:49.260 wondering

01:47:49.660 what could

01:47:50.280 get my

01:47:50.680 attention

01:47:51.400 think in

01:47:52.880 terms of

01:47:53.380 something like

01:47:54.140 a maximum

01:47:55.700 of five

01:47:56.360 words

01:47:56.920 in the

01:47:57.500 comments

01:47:57.940 because the

01:47:59.160 short ones

01:47:59.740 I can often

01:48:00.380 get

01:48:00.740 but if it's

01:48:01.880 sort of a

01:48:02.360 two or three

01:48:03.080 sentence comment

01:48:04.040 I can't get

01:48:04.800 that at all

01:48:05.300 I'll miss

01:48:06.940 the best part

01:48:07.460 of your

01:48:07.640 comment

01:48:08.060 the success

01:48:11.480 lessons went

01:48:12.300 well last

01:48:12.920 week

01:48:13.240 good to

01:48:13.820 hear

01:48:14.060 you don't

01:48:19.660 have that

01:48:20.020 many

01:48:20.360 maybe five

01:48:21.040 oh well

01:48:21.580 I see

01:48:22.280 I see

01:48:23.600 all the

01:48:24.020 platforms

01:48:24.500 at the

01:48:24.920 same time

01:48:25.460 it could

01:48:26.340 be that

01:48:26.940 the

01:48:27.320 63,000

01:48:29.080 number

01:48:29.540 is a

01:48:30.820 cumulative

01:48:31.360 and not

01:48:32.060 what's

01:48:32.520 live

01:48:33.240 watching

01:48:33.680 oh

01:48:34.560 yeah

01:48:34.900 yeah

01:48:36.420 I think

01:48:36.880 you're

01:48:37.060 right

01:48:37.280 the

01:48:38.140 live

01:48:38.800 the live

01:48:39.900 watchers

01:48:40.500 are probably

01:48:40.960 closer to

01:48:41.880 5,000

01:48:43.200 you're right

01:48:43.640 so live

01:48:46.200 is closer

01:48:46.700 to 5,000

01:48:47.600 but

01:48:48.480 it's

01:48:49.700 sort of

01:48:50.240 signaling

01:48:50.680 that when

01:48:52.020 people watch

01:48:52.600 it in

01:48:52.880 recorded form

01:48:53.740 it's going

01:48:54.100 to be a

01:48:54.340 big number

01:48:54.840 a comment

01:48:58.340 in five

01:48:58.860 words

01:48:59.280 boom

01:48:59.800 I saw

01:49:00.240 it

01:49:00.460 uncle

01:49:01.160 fungus

01:49:01.700 you tested

01:49:03.000 my system

01:49:03.680 and it

01:49:04.100 worked

01:49:04.440 what's

01:49:07.440 the deal

01:49:07.700 with

01:49:07.840 AMFest

01:49:08.540 well

01:49:09.660 so you

01:49:11.040 notice

01:49:11.440 that all

01:49:11.920 the

01:49:12.260 conservative

01:49:13.620 influencers

01:49:14.400 are obsessed

01:49:15.500 even if

01:49:16.640 they act

01:49:16.980 like they're

01:49:17.340 not

01:49:17.680 with the

01:49:19.540 you know

01:49:20.960 the Charlie

01:49:21.700 Kirk

01:49:22.160 drama

01:49:22.820 the Israel

01:49:24.340 drama

01:49:24.760 I don't

01:49:26.120 have to

01:49:26.560 be involved

01:49:27.060 in that

01:49:27.460 that's all

01:49:30.000 I have to

01:49:30.320 say

01:49:30.580 if they

01:49:31.660 want to

01:49:32.240 do that

01:49:32.820 game

01:49:33.220 I don't

01:49:34.380 criticize

01:49:34.720 them

01:49:35.040 as long

01:49:36.300 as you

01:49:36.520 know

01:49:36.720 what

01:49:37.000 business

01:49:37.680 they're

01:49:38.020 all

01:49:38.340 in

01:49:38.700 I

01:49:39.640 think

01:49:39.840 you

01:49:40.020 can

01:49:40.200 just

01:49:40.380 take

01:49:40.600 it

01:49:40.720 for

01:49:40.860 what

01:49:41.000 it

01:49:41.120 is

01:49:41.380 so if

01:49:42.380 you

01:49:42.520 think

01:49:42.920 if you

01:49:43.460 think

01:49:43.680 Candace

01:49:44.160 Owens

01:49:44.580 is

01:49:45.600 trying

01:49:45.980 to be

01:49:46.560 you know

01:49:47.200 the

01:49:47.380 news

01:49:47.900 well

01:49:49.280 you're

01:49:49.620 probably

01:49:49.820 confused

01:49:50.500 if you

01:49:51.180 think

01:49:51.420 she's

01:49:51.700 trying

01:49:51.920 to be

01:49:52.320 interesting

01:49:53.280 and

01:49:53.660 provocative

01:49:54.140 and

01:49:54.720 you know

01:49:55.800 any

01:49:56.320 other

01:49:56.600 thing

01:49:57.000 well you

01:49:57.820 might be

01:49:58.140 right

01:49:58.460 but it's

01:49:59.280 interesting

01:49:59.740 so I

01:50:00.960 don't have

01:50:01.260 to love

01:50:01.720 her

01:50:01.900 I don't

01:50:02.220 have to

01:50:02.520 hate

01:50:02.740 her

01:50:02.920 and part

01:50:05.020 of my

01:50:05.260 problem is

01:50:05.740 I like

01:50:06.140 all the

01:50:06.520 people involved

01:50:07.200 in the

01:50:07.480 fight

01:50:07.760 so

01:50:09.340 you know

01:50:11.060 whether I

01:50:11.500 agree with

01:50:12.180 or don't

01:50:12.640 agree with

01:50:13.080 Tucker Carlson

01:50:14.060 I like

01:50:15.040 him

01:50:15.240 whether I

01:50:16.900 agree with

01:50:17.400 or don't

01:50:17.760 agree with

01:50:18.280 Candace

01:50:19.020 I like

01:50:19.980 her

01:50:20.160 you know

01:50:20.900 I met

01:50:21.180 her once

01:50:21.700 very warm

01:50:23.120 very talented

01:50:24.740 anything else

01:50:26.720 you want to

01:50:27.040 say about

01:50:27.420 her

01:50:27.620 I'll

01:50:28.560 listen to

01:50:29.020 it

01:50:29.260 but I

01:50:30.200 don't

01:50:30.340 have to

01:50:30.660 embrace

01:50:31.040 it

01:50:31.300 so

01:50:33.600 I don't

01:50:35.200 have to

01:50:35.500 get worked

01:50:35.960 up about

01:50:36.420 it

01:50:36.680 and part

01:50:37.740 of the

01:50:37.920 reason is

01:50:38.560 you know

01:50:39.660 if push

01:50:40.180 comes to

01:50:40.800 shove

01:50:41.140 and the

01:50:41.680 war

01:50:41.940 starts

01:50:42.400 we're

01:50:43.860 all going

01:50:44.180 to be

01:50:44.380 on the

01:50:44.760 same

01:50:45.000 team

01:50:45.340 right

01:50:46.420 when the

01:50:47.280 midterms

01:50:47.780 roll around

01:50:48.540 do you

01:50:49.420 think any

01:50:49.940 of those

01:50:50.280 people are

01:50:50.720 going to

01:50:50.980 prefer a

01:50:52.540 democrat

01:50:52.900 victory

01:50:53.420 I don't

01:50:55.600 know

01:50:55.820 I think

01:50:56.840 none of

01:50:57.240 them would

01:50:57.540 prefer a

01:50:58.040 democrat

01:50:58.460 midterm

01:50:58.900 victory

01:50:59.280 so we're

01:51:00.920 going to

01:51:01.140 be on

01:51:01.360 the same

01:51:01.740 team

01:51:02.220 we're a

01:51:03.340 little bit

01:51:03.700 bored

01:51:04.060 because things

01:51:04.760 are actually

01:51:05.140 working pretty

01:51:05.840 well

01:51:06.140 we don't have

01:51:07.280 as much

01:51:07.600 to talk

01:51:08.060 about

01:51:08.360 so

01:51:09.580 I just

01:51:11.060 say it's

01:51:11.640 an interesting

01:51:12.240 show

01:51:12.740 and I can

01:51:14.620 like all the

01:51:15.280 people involved

01:51:16.080 even if I

01:51:17.860 might disagree

01:51:18.560 Rob Schneider

01:51:25.180 gave a great

01:51:25.760 speech

01:51:26.220 all right

01:51:29.280 I think we've

01:51:30.040 hung out

01:51:30.420 enough

01:51:30.780 I'm going

01:51:32.020 to take

01:51:32.380 my leave

01:51:33.040 I appreciate

01:51:34.560 you greatly

01:51:35.480 and we'll

01:51:37.880 see you

01:51:38.160 tomorrow

01:51:38.480 tomorrow will

01:51:39.060 be shorter

01:51:39.560 I think

01:51:40.560 but for

01:51:42.020 now

01:51:42.320 have an

01:51:44.460 amazing

01:51:44.800 Sunday

01:51:45.320 oh I

01:51:46.960 went way

01:51:47.340 too long

01:51:47.840 I

01:51:55.980 know

01:51:56.520 I

01:51:57.160 have on

01:51:57.260 it

01:51:57.820 you

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - December 21, 2025

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