Real Coffee with Scott Adams - January 07, 2026


Episode 3065 CWSA 01⧸07⧸26


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In this episode, we take a deep dive into what it means to be woke, why it s so important, and how it s been weaponized by men in order to get us all to be more woke. We talk about how women create wokeness, and then men weaponize it.

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00:00:30.740 Good morning.
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00:01:46.320 Well, I was watching the trigonometry podcast, and they have a guest on called, her name was Helen Andrews.
00:02:04.860 And Helen Andrews was explaining that she's got a thesis that wokeness is really just a feminine pattern of behavior. 0.97
00:02:15.140 And that women like consensus relationships, making everybody happy. 1.00
00:02:21.440 And that she notices that whenever the number of women gets to a critical point in an organization, it flips to be woke. 0.94
00:02:33.860 She talks about law schools tipping majority female in 2016.
00:02:39.700 The New York Times staff, 55% female by 2018.
00:02:44.720 And now managers are even 46% women. 1.00
00:02:48.540 So the question is, is that a coincidence or a cause?
00:02:56.120 Well, here's what I think.
00:02:59.100 I think women make it possible and introduce wokeness. 1.00
00:03:04.160 But I think men also use it as a weapon.
00:03:08.600 For example, I've often told you my stories of my corporate life,
00:03:15.560 where I wasn't allowed to be promoted because I was white and male.
00:03:21.920 Do you think the women did that to me? 1.00
00:03:24.580 No.
00:03:25.560 The men weaponized the whole DEI thing and said, oh, I'm working as hard as I can to get more DEI.
00:03:33.620 So I'm the good guy.
00:03:35.440 But they weaponized it against people like me.
00:03:38.180 So if you were a white male and you're at the bottom of the totem pole,
00:03:44.840 it was easy for the senior executives, who were also white male, to say, there's nothing wrong with me.
00:03:52.780 Look at all these women I'm hiring. 1.00
00:03:55.600 Look at all these LGBTQ I'm hiring. 1.00
00:03:58.920 So women create wokeness and then men weaponize it. 1.00
00:04:07.540 If you look at the Democratic Party, you'll see that it became super woke.
00:04:13.540 At the same time, it became essentially a woman's party.
00:04:18.700 And then you notice that the people who weaponized it would be people like Biden and Hakeem Jeffries
00:04:25.200 and Chuck Schumer and all that, just in case you wondered.
00:04:33.240 Well, the Venezuelan narrative, as I'll call it, seems to be solidifying.
00:04:40.180 Do you remember the first day or two of the Venezuelan event, I'll call it?
00:04:46.180 People said, oh, it's about drugs.
00:04:48.780 It's not about drugs.
00:04:49.900 It's about oil.
00:04:50.580 It's not about oil.
00:04:52.040 It's about China.
00:04:53.340 It's not about China.
00:04:54.160 It's about Iran.
00:04:56.720 It's not about Iran.
00:04:58.720 And there was a lot of disagreement about what was really happening.
00:05:06.260 But I would say by now, the narrative has solidified.
00:05:11.360 And there's almost nobody who believes it was only about drugs.
00:05:16.920 Am I right?
00:05:18.680 Pretty much nobody says, oh, it was only about the drugs.
00:05:22.880 How about the people who say it was only about the oil?
00:05:28.100 Well, nobody says it's only about capturing the oil.
00:05:32.720 But they have a bigger narrative that is about suppressing China and, you know, the Belt and Road Initiative, which would have been very correctly going through Venezuela.
00:05:46.000 And it's also about the Monroe Doctrine, which plays into the whole, you know, keeping China out of our hemisphere.
00:05:56.620 It seems to also be the general statement of agreement that if you deny China all of the energy it wants or needs, it's going to slow them down for any kind of bad activity they do to us.
00:06:16.020 So, it would weaken them militarily if they try to buy more energy from Russia.
00:06:24.940 Russia would be the pickle because Russia needs all the energy it can get. 0.81
00:06:29.660 So, it might be a way to diminish Russia's intentions, maybe get a deal faster than we could have otherwise. 0.55
00:06:40.300 But at this point, it doesn't seem to you like the narrative has collapsed and all the smart people know exactly what's going on.
00:06:51.060 Would you say that's true?
00:06:52.000 Yeah.
00:06:59.000 And the deeper you dig, the more good it looks for the United States.
00:07:05.400 Now, I will add this, and I think all the smart people are saying the same.
00:07:10.580 If Venezuela now falls apart and we can't put the pieces back together, we would not consider that a win.
00:07:22.000 Or at least as big a win as it could have been.
00:07:25.560 But I do believe that Trump has a plan that appears to be working.
00:07:31.660 So, he announced that Venezuela was going to give up to the United States 30 to 50 billion gallons of oil.
00:07:42.120 And Trump says it will be entirely up to him how that oil is used.
00:07:48.560 It will be sold on the market, of course.
00:07:51.800 But what Trump is doing in his Trumpian way is promising that some amount of that will directly benefit the Venezuelan people.
00:08:01.400 And that's very Trumpian.
00:08:03.400 He likes to make deals where everybody wins.
00:08:08.900 And that would be a deal where everybody won, except China.
00:08:15.400 Right.
00:08:15.660 Well, here's a little personal update.
00:08:23.260 I'm still working on what to do with all my intellectual property after I pass.
00:08:29.680 Obviously, it will be owned by my estate.
00:08:33.300 But we've been experimenting.
00:08:36.260 Jay Plemons has been helping me to see if I can turn my regular reframes from my book
00:08:42.060 into a video that looks like me talking about the reframe.
00:08:48.160 And he did some examples.
00:08:52.440 And they look pretty good.
00:08:54.480 You know, you can tell they're AI.
00:08:57.600 But they're so close to the original, which would be me doing it,
00:09:03.280 that I think it's completely workable.
00:09:06.580 So, I'm working on that.
00:09:07.920 And we will have more updates as we see what's technically and practically possible.
00:09:16.400 You know, because a big part of it is how do I protect my IP, intellectual property,
00:09:22.560 at the same time let people have fun with it and put it in one place
00:09:28.920 so that people know how to find it, et cetera.
00:09:32.420 So, it'll have to be protected.
00:09:34.160 But I want to make it as widely available as possible.
00:09:42.120 Speaking of me, yesterday, I guess it was,
00:09:47.280 Trump put a statement on the White House, I guess it was the website.
00:09:53.420 It was about the January 6th event.
00:09:55.940 And some people pointed out that the language that Trump used to describe it
00:10:02.740 seems like it might have come from me.
00:10:06.300 Now, not directly.
00:10:09.100 So, I'm not consulting for the White House or anything like that.
00:10:14.020 But there are some things I say a lot.
00:10:15.980 And let me see if you can identify things that you heard me say.
00:10:25.980 I talked about the scripted TV spectacle that they used to reverse the reality.
00:10:33.900 Now, lots of people talked about the scripted TV production of it.
00:10:38.280 But what I added was, well, let me just read Trump's words.
00:10:45.860 He said, the Democrats masterfully reversed reality.
00:10:51.740 Do you remember how I kept saying that they reversed reality?
00:10:55.720 They masterfully reversed reality after January 6th,
00:10:59.380 branding peaceful, patriotic protesters.
00:11:02.400 That's a lot of P's. 1.00
00:11:05.200 Peaceful, patriotic protesters as insurrectionists.
00:11:10.100 And framing the event.
00:11:12.600 Now, have you noticed that the word framing
00:11:15.200 has become much more popular since I started following politics?
00:11:21.860 So, framing and reframing.
00:11:24.400 You always have to wonder, did that come from him?
00:11:26.560 So, framing the event as a violent coup attempt orchestrated by Trump,
00:11:34.220 despite no evidence of armed rebellion,
00:11:37.440 or, here's the part that counts,
00:11:39.520 intent to overthrow the government.
00:11:43.100 Remember, I made a big deal about the fact
00:11:45.140 that the entire January 6th committee and all the hearings,
00:11:50.160 and nobody in the news or in the hearings
00:11:52.360 ever asked them, what was your intention?
00:11:54.760 But Trump's on it.
00:11:57.920 He's noting that they never identified any intention.
00:12:03.040 There was nobody who said they were trying to overthrow the government.
00:12:07.580 And if you ask them what they were doing,
00:12:10.300 they would have said they were trying to save the government,
00:12:13.120 and they would mean it,
00:12:14.420 because they believed it was an obviously rigged election.
00:12:17.500 And then Trump says,
00:12:22.320 in truth, it was the Democrats who staged the real insurrection
00:12:26.460 by certifying a fraud-ridden election,
00:12:29.840 ignoring widespread irregularities,
00:12:32.880 and weaponizing federal agencies to hunt down dissenters.
00:12:38.100 Does that sound like me?
00:12:42.800 Yeah.
00:12:43.740 I introduced the word haunting about Republicans,
00:12:50.260 and despite no evidence of an intention,
00:12:55.260 and that the Democrats essentially reversed reality.
00:12:58.820 Now, here's where he sums it up.
00:13:02.320 Trump does on the webpage.
00:13:05.080 He said,
00:13:05.660 this gaslighting narrative
00:13:07.260 allowed them to persecute innocent Americans, 1.00
00:13:10.820 silence opposition,
00:13:12.980 and distract them from their own role
00:13:15.160 in undermining democracy.
00:13:18.540 So, here are the concepts
00:13:21.460 which I probably introduced to the thought process.
00:13:28.020 It was a reversed reality
00:13:29.860 that they got away with a scripted TV spectacle.
00:13:35.060 They reframed or framed the event as a violent coup,
00:13:40.420 and no evidence of insurrection intent for planning,
00:13:44.920 and that they weaponized federal agencies
00:13:47.320 to hunt down dissenters.
00:13:51.340 Now, how much of that sounds like it came from me?
00:13:55.240 You have to tell me if I'm imagining this.
00:14:00.120 Are these concepts and the way he presents them,
00:14:03.600 are they so obvious
00:14:04.840 that he just sort of ended up in the same place I was
00:14:08.840 because we're just both smart?
00:14:12.800 I don't know.
00:14:13.700 I feel like the administration,
00:14:15.740 beginning in the first term of Trump,
00:14:19.440 I believe that a number of the insiders recognized
00:14:22.360 that I was good at framing stuff,
00:14:25.760 and then I think they started paying attention
00:14:28.200 so that they could look how I framed it,
00:14:31.640 compare how they were going to frame it themselves,
00:14:34.620 and see if there's anything
00:14:35.760 they can borrow from my framing.
00:14:38.200 It looks like they have successfully borrowed from my framing.
00:14:45.880 Well, apparently, Russia sent out a submarine
00:14:48.380 to protect that reflagged empty tanker
00:14:54.480 that was trying to escape the U.S. Navy,
00:14:58.460 and so they sent out a sub to maybe protect it,
00:15:05.080 but I believe that as of just a few minutes ago,
00:15:09.940 the U.S. forces actually took it.
00:15:12.420 So they boarded it,
00:15:13.880 and they took it
00:15:15.160 before Russia could get any serious
00:15:18.220 Navy presence there.
00:15:23.060 But obviously,
00:15:24.620 we had to hurry
00:15:26.480 because we didn't want to do it
00:15:28.960 when there was a Russian submarine
00:15:30.340 10 feet away.
00:15:32.120 So,
00:15:41.580 another success
00:15:42.740 for the U.S. military,
00:15:45.780 and my question is,
00:15:47.540 what will Russia do now
00:15:48.820 since we already boarded it?
00:15:52.260 Are they going to pull up the submarine
00:15:53.880 that they have
00:15:54.680 and say,
00:15:55.580 oh, you've got to give it back?
00:15:58.460 Or
00:15:58.980 will they say,
00:16:01.040 oh, don't do that again,
00:16:02.120 we got here a little late,
00:16:05.080 but next time
00:16:05.900 we might not be late.
00:16:08.420 We're going to have to watch that one.
00:16:09.920 I do think
00:16:10.740 that the issue
00:16:12.540 is not nearly big enough
00:16:14.200 for Putin to say,
00:16:16.340 all right, it's war now.
00:16:18.780 I think the only thing
00:16:20.020 that's going to make sense
00:16:21.360 is for Russia 0.97
00:16:23.500 to say some tough words
00:16:24.800 and then back off.
00:16:28.200 That's what I think.
00:16:29.140 Well, here's some of the science
00:16:32.760 that if you
00:16:36.240 persuade people
00:16:38.580 and they did a random test,
00:16:41.660 if you persuade people
00:16:43.240 to be more afraid
00:16:45.780 of climate change,
00:16:47.660 you can actually
00:16:49.000 change their minds.
00:16:50.840 In other words,
00:16:51.440 if you try to scare them
00:16:52.780 that climate change
00:16:54.800 is a big risk,
00:16:56.080 you could move the needle
00:16:57.880 and, you know,
00:16:59.560 people can be persuaded.
00:17:01.260 But what they did not find
00:17:02.640 is that
00:17:03.840 by moving the needle
00:17:05.320 and making it look
00:17:07.140 extra dangerous
00:17:08.300 that there's a climate crisis,
00:17:10.840 that those same people
00:17:11.960 did not open their wallets
00:17:13.580 and donate more
00:17:15.180 to change it.
00:17:16.020 Now, how strong
00:17:18.440 is your belief
00:17:19.320 that it's an existential threat
00:17:22.240 if it makes no difference
00:17:24.700 to what you donate money?
00:17:27.480 Because money
00:17:28.160 kind of tells a story, right?
00:17:30.260 So here's my take.
00:17:31.660 I think that
00:17:32.480 people are kind of tribal 0.77
00:17:35.080 when it comes to
00:17:36.900 climate change
00:17:37.660 or anything else.
00:17:39.060 And so if you give them
00:17:40.200 a good argument
00:17:41.180 to be even more
00:17:43.360 more tribal
00:17:44.320 than they were,
00:17:45.820 in other words,
00:17:46.600 to be more fearful of it,
00:17:49.120 it makes them more tribal,
00:17:51.000 but it doesn't make them
00:17:52.260 more
00:17:52.520 believing it more.
00:17:56.420 So I'm not sure
00:17:57.580 that they're really
00:17:58.280 believing it more
00:17:59.140 if they're not
00:17:59.600 paying money for it.
00:18:02.620 Anyway,
00:18:05.060 according to
00:18:05.640 the Brownstone Institute,
00:18:07.760 Roger Bate
00:18:08.520 is writing about this.
00:18:11.460 The Washington Post
00:18:12.440 did a story recently
00:18:13.540 showing that
00:18:14.940 childhood vaccination rates
00:18:16.660 in the U.S.
00:18:18.240 are falling sharply,
00:18:20.520 especially for measles
00:18:21.900 and blah, blah, blah.
00:18:24.440 And what
00:18:25.960 Roger Bate points out
00:18:27.960 is that
00:18:29.600 the Washington Post
00:18:30.740 doesn't do a good job
00:18:31.980 of diagnosing
00:18:33.400 why it's going down,
00:18:35.400 why the vaccination rate
00:18:36.620 is going down.
00:18:37.960 Now,
00:18:38.900 wouldn't you say
00:18:39.900 that the main reason
00:18:41.340 that's going down
00:18:42.180 is that people
00:18:43.420 stop trusting
00:18:44.300 the fake news
00:18:45.420 and they stop trusting
00:18:47.380 the Washington Post
00:18:48.360 to tell them
00:18:49.460 what's good for their health?
00:18:51.320 I think that's
00:18:52.420 what's happening.
00:18:53.680 But the
00:18:54.600 observation by
00:18:57.240 Roger Bate
00:18:58.000 is that
00:18:58.540 the Washington Post
00:18:59.860 doesn't even
00:19:00.560 take a stab
00:19:01.740 at their own credibility
00:19:03.680 as being part of the problem.
00:19:05.000 And it makes you wonder,
00:19:07.720 do they really not know?
00:19:10.080 Does the Washington Post
00:19:11.360 literally not know
00:19:13.380 that they're a big part
00:19:15.500 of the problem?
00:19:16.720 If you think the problem
00:19:18.240 is that there are
00:19:19.420 fewer vaccinations,
00:19:21.200 we could obviously
00:19:22.500 argue that
00:19:24.120 having fewer vaccinations,
00:19:26.480 a lot of people
00:19:27.200 prefer that.
00:19:27.940 so
00:19:30.600 I wonder
00:19:32.000 if distrust
00:19:33.080 in the media
00:19:33.820 should be a class
00:19:35.620 that they teach
00:19:36.320 at school.
00:19:38.280 Wouldn't that be useful?
00:19:40.020 Imagine taking a class,
00:19:43.060 use my materials,
00:19:45.160 for example,
00:19:46.020 to teach all the tricks
00:19:47.740 of finding
00:19:49.560 BS.
00:19:51.500 That would be so useful.
00:19:53.120 And I wonder
00:19:55.760 if AI
00:19:56.420 is going
00:19:58.120 to replace
00:19:58.740 the fake news.
00:20:00.360 For a while there
00:20:01.100 we thought,
00:20:01.640 ah,
00:20:02.540 as long as we have AI,
00:20:04.820 the AI will be able
00:20:05.880 to pick out
00:20:06.440 the fake news.
00:20:08.100 But that's
00:20:08.720 not what's happening.
00:20:10.500 So far
00:20:11.140 the AI
00:20:12.000 is
00:20:12.400 making the fakeness
00:20:14.540 more fake
00:20:15.540 because it hallucinates.
00:20:18.380 Will we ever
00:20:19.240 get to the point
00:20:20.060 where the AI
00:20:20.760 can fact check
00:20:21.760 the fake news?
00:20:24.280 Well,
00:20:24.600 it can definitely
00:20:25.180 fact check
00:20:25.860 the fake news
00:20:27.480 when it's from
00:20:28.840 independent publishers.
00:20:32.760 I think it was
00:20:33.720 this morning
00:20:34.340 and also yesterday
00:20:35.260 I saw
00:20:36.340 a story
00:20:37.620 that was being
00:20:39.640 promoted
00:20:40.180 by some
00:20:41.020 random account.
00:20:43.380 And I read the story
00:20:44.180 and I was like,
00:20:44.700 wow,
00:20:45.700 that's blowing my mind
00:20:46.800 if that's real.
00:20:48.060 But then I
00:20:48.680 caught myself
00:20:49.680 and I said,
00:20:51.000 how would I know
00:20:51.580 if it's real?
00:20:52.900 So I went to
00:20:53.480 Grok
00:20:53.940 and said,
00:20:54.540 is this real?
00:20:55.900 And Grok
00:20:56.440 said,
00:20:57.320 you know,
00:20:57.580 with no uncertain
00:20:58.780 terms,
00:20:59.900 it was not real.
00:21:02.020 Now,
00:21:02.440 I tend to be
00:21:03.120 influenced
00:21:03.660 by the last
00:21:04.480 thing I hear.
00:21:06.020 So I immediately
00:21:07.600 ignored that post
00:21:09.860 and I've now
00:21:11.820 seen it pop up
00:21:12.660 as being real.
00:21:13.720 So I think
00:21:14.140 Grok,
00:21:14.860 I think Grok 1.00
00:21:16.180 got that one.
00:21:17.680 But how could I know
00:21:18.580 that Grok 1.00
00:21:19.040 will get the next one?
00:21:20.880 I mean,
00:21:21.300 it hallucinates
00:21:22.240 all kinds of things
00:21:23.340 about me.
00:21:24.920 How would you know?
00:21:26.660 If you were trying
00:21:27.560 to check a story
00:21:28.440 about me
00:21:29.180 and you went to AI,
00:21:31.920 what are the odds
00:21:32.740 it would be accurate?
00:21:34.740 Not really high.
00:21:36.680 And that's
00:21:37.300 with Grok
00:21:38.500 being the best one
00:21:39.500 in terms of accuracy,
00:21:41.960 I think.
00:21:42.420 Well,
00:21:46.980 according to
00:21:47.600 the New York Post,
00:21:49.680 federal prosecutors
00:21:51.140 are going to be
00:21:51.940 coming hard
00:21:52.720 for California
00:21:54.560 fraudsters.
00:21:56.500 Something about
00:21:57.180 the homeless services
00:21:58.360 being fraudulent.
00:22:00.760 Now,
00:22:01.560 I don't know.
00:22:05.140 Do you expect
00:22:06.140 to see lots of arrests
00:22:07.760 about California fraud?
00:22:11.440 I think Elon Musk
00:22:12.480 was saying
00:22:12.940 that the fraud
00:22:14.520 in California
00:22:15.220 would end up
00:22:15.940 being way worse
00:22:17.500 than the frauds
00:22:19.040 in Minnesota.
00:22:21.340 That doesn't feel good.
00:22:22.760 but
00:22:24.620 it seems necessary.
00:22:26.860 So,
00:22:27.460 we'd like to see
00:22:28.180 more prosecutors
00:22:29.120 and we'd like to see
00:22:30.560 them act faster
00:22:32.040 because whatever we do,
00:22:34.880 it always seems like
00:22:35.940 you know
00:22:36.820 you could have been
00:22:37.280 a lot faster.
00:22:42.980 All right.
00:22:45.820 Meanwhile,
00:22:47.120 the Washington
00:22:47.840 examiner is reporting
00:22:49.080 that Utah
00:22:50.220 will be the first
00:22:51.340 of its kind
00:22:51.840 in partnership
00:22:52.440 with the medical
00:22:55.180 community,
00:22:55.900 I guess,
00:22:56.620 that allows patients
00:22:57.740 with long-term
00:22:58.700 conditions
00:22:59.420 to refill prescriptions
00:23:01.620 using AI.
00:23:05.500 Now,
00:23:07.260 how do you
00:23:08.360 make that
00:23:09.120 work
00:23:10.360 if AI
00:23:11.300 hallucinates?
00:23:12.640 I'm not saying
00:23:13.520 they won't
00:23:14.120 because if you
00:23:15.580 narrow the domain,
00:23:17.620 AI can do well
00:23:18.920 and this would be
00:23:20.360 a case of narrowing
00:23:21.320 the domain
00:23:21.920 and it's only
00:23:24.880 limited to people
00:23:26.740 who have been
00:23:27.080 getting the same
00:23:27.820 prescriptions
00:23:28.420 for a long time.
00:23:31.340 Sounds like
00:23:32.120 a good idea.
00:23:35.000 And then AI
00:23:36.000 could quickly
00:23:36.700 check
00:23:37.180 to see
00:23:38.140 what,
00:23:38.560 you know,
00:23:39.360 what's incompatible
00:23:40.700 with their,
00:23:41.620 you know,
00:23:41.860 if there are other
00:23:42.520 medications to change
00:23:43.800 since they got
00:23:44.420 a prescription,
00:23:46.280 they'd be able
00:23:46.760 to have the AI
00:23:48.040 tell them
00:23:48.540 if anything's
00:23:50.040 now incompatible.
00:23:51.340 But I think
00:23:51.840 they have that already,
00:23:53.860 don't they?
00:23:55.620 Doesn't your
00:23:56.460 healthcare provider
00:23:57.760 have some kind
00:23:59.260 of a program
00:23:59.860 that they've had
00:24:00.560 for a while?
00:24:01.800 They would tell them
00:24:02.580 if they prescribed
00:24:04.260 one thing,
00:24:05.000 it might conflict
00:24:05.900 with the other thing
00:24:06.820 because, I mean,
00:24:08.540 I've had them tell me
00:24:09.460 that
00:24:09.740 by looking
00:24:10.940 at a screen
00:24:11.660 unless
00:24:13.120 it's just
00:24:14.340 that doctors
00:24:14.960 are taught
00:24:15.460 what doesn't
00:24:16.000 go with what
00:24:16.720 and that's
00:24:18.120 all they need.
00:24:19.800 Identical.
00:24:25.440 Yeah,
00:24:26.000 here we go.
00:24:27.140 According to Newsmax,
00:24:28.340 one day after
00:24:29.300 Tim Moles announced
00:24:30.380 he won't be running,
00:24:32.260 Trump set his sights
00:24:35.340 on Governor Newsom
00:24:36.460 and in a Trump
00:24:38.040 in a truth
00:24:38.980 social post
00:24:41.720 I'm having
00:24:44.720 so much trouble
00:24:45.860 slurring my words
00:24:47.860 because my mouth
00:24:48.760 is so dry.
00:24:53.000 One second,
00:24:54.160 please.
00:24:56.480 Downloading
00:24:57.000 better software.
00:25:02.300 Oh,
00:25:03.060 Pill Finder
00:25:03.660 website
00:25:04.340 already does that.
00:25:05.900 Yeah,
00:25:06.080 that makes sense.
00:25:08.200 You wouldn't need
00:25:08.780 that much AI
00:25:09.420 to do it,
00:25:10.000 I guess,
00:25:11.020 or any.
00:25:13.400 So,
00:25:14.800 Trump said
00:25:15.540 in True Social
00:25:16.720 that California
00:25:18.260 led by Newsom
00:25:19.220 is, quote,
00:25:20.720 more corrupt
00:25:21.620 than Minnesota
00:25:22.600 and said
00:25:24.220 a fraud investigation
00:25:25.940 has begun.
00:25:28.460 How in the world
00:25:29.620 would Newsom
00:25:32.440 think he could win
00:25:33.280 a presidential race
00:25:34.460 at the same time
00:25:35.900 the feds
00:25:36.340 and the feds
00:25:36.360 are coming down
00:25:37.020 on him
00:25:37.440 for, you know,
00:25:38.900 massive fraud,
00:25:42.260 let's say.
00:25:44.640 They don't know
00:25:45.420 that he did the fraud,
00:25:47.140 but he was in charge
00:25:48.220 of enough things
00:25:49.220 that were fraudulent.
00:25:50.500 and I don't know
00:25:51.100 how do you get
00:25:52.980 that stink
00:25:53.520 off you.
00:25:55.220 But the other possibility
00:25:56.360 is that Newsom
00:25:58.340 is way better
00:25:59.280 at hiding
00:25:59.780 his crimes.
00:26:01.700 It could be
00:26:02.600 that Tim
00:26:03.240 Wilson
00:26:03.500 is just
00:26:03.900 incompetent
00:26:04.620 at everything
00:26:05.340 and he wasn't good
00:26:06.980 at covering up
00:26:07.620 his crimes.
00:26:09.740 But
00:26:10.220 if Newsom
00:26:12.480 gets through
00:26:12.960 this
00:26:13.360 without any charges,
00:26:16.840 you'd have
00:26:17.260 to assume
00:26:17.600 he's better
00:26:18.040 at it.
00:26:21.040 All right.
00:26:21.800 Times of India
00:26:22.600 is writing
00:26:23.020 about
00:26:23.420 how to get rid
00:26:26.360 of negative thoughts.
00:26:29.080 And the way
00:26:29.940 that they want
00:26:30.540 to approach it
00:26:31.260 that works
00:26:31.960 is that
00:26:33.120 negative memories
00:26:34.220 may lose
00:26:34.860 or hold
00:26:35.500 when they're
00:26:36.520 gradually pushed
00:26:37.460 out by positive ones,
00:26:38.920 particularly
00:26:39.900 during sleep.
00:26:41.960 Does that sound
00:26:42.660 like my
00:26:43.240 shelf space
00:26:44.060 theory?
00:26:45.400 Where I tell you
00:26:46.320 you can't just
00:26:47.000 make yourself
00:26:47.780 think less
00:26:49.120 about bad things.
00:26:50.920 You have to
00:26:51.460 fill up
00:26:51.860 whatever mental
00:26:52.620 shelf space
00:26:53.380 you have
00:26:54.060 with positive
00:26:55.320 things
00:26:55.900 and then
00:26:56.960 the negative
00:26:58.000 thoughts
00:26:58.420 will sort
00:26:58.860 of atrophy.
00:27:00.400 So
00:27:00.760 that is
00:27:01.880 exactly
00:27:02.440 my
00:27:03.040 shelf space
00:27:04.560 theory.
00:27:05.760 So I got
00:27:06.460 there by
00:27:06.940 knowing hypnosis.
00:27:08.920 Apparently
00:27:09.520 there are studies
00:27:10.920 that are getting
00:27:11.480 there using
00:27:12.880 meticulous
00:27:13.920 studies
00:27:15.660 about
00:27:16.200 your thoughts.
00:27:18.520 But I got
00:27:19.560 there first.
00:27:24.280 So at the
00:27:25.380 same time,
00:27:26.400 according to
00:27:26.980 Remix News,
00:27:28.920 that the
00:27:29.520 Ukraine
00:27:30.060 peace talks
00:27:30.940 were happening,
00:27:34.220 the Ukrainians
00:27:35.260 are doing
00:27:36.380 massive attacks
00:27:37.400 on various
00:27:39.680 buildings.
00:27:41.020 Now, I think
00:27:41.500 Russia is doing 0.99
00:27:42.200 the same.
00:27:43.400 So they're
00:27:43.960 going hard
00:27:45.380 at each other
00:27:45.940 at the same
00:27:46.540 time some
00:27:47.920 kind of peace
00:27:48.460 talks were
00:27:49.040 happening.
00:27:49.920 So that would
00:27:50.520 be Wyckoff
00:27:51.280 and Jared Kushner
00:27:52.360 who are leading
00:27:53.540 that.
00:27:54.400 But I do think
00:27:55.040 they're the best
00:27:55.620 we have.
00:27:57.380 And they've
00:28:01.560 been reporting
00:28:02.180 that there's
00:28:02.800 serious progress.
00:28:05.200 We don't know
00:28:06.100 if that's
00:28:06.460 serious progress.
00:28:08.220 It translates
00:28:09.220 into anything
00:28:09.920 that could help
00:28:10.520 us very much.
00:28:12.520 But here's
00:28:13.900 the shocker
00:28:14.440 of the same
00:28:14.900 story.
00:28:16.260 According to
00:28:17.020 a report by
00:28:17.960 Ukrainian
00:28:18.540 foreign
00:28:18.960 intelligence,
00:28:19.820 oh, okay.
00:28:20.860 Well, it's a war 0.94
00:28:21.680 and we can't
00:28:22.260 necessarily
00:28:22.720 trust this,
00:28:23.640 but according
00:28:26.800 to a report
00:28:27.500 by Ukrainian
00:28:28.360 foreign
00:28:28.880 intelligence,
00:28:30.460 the rural
00:28:31.240 depopulation
00:28:34.660 has accelerated
00:28:35.760 in Russia.
00:28:37.260 So allegedly,
00:28:38.460 you have to take
00:28:39.240 this with a grain
00:28:39.960 of salt,
00:28:40.860 last year alone,
00:28:41.860 266 settlements
00:28:44.520 in Russia
00:28:45.360 were officially
00:28:46.500 abolished.
00:28:47.880 And most of
00:28:48.460 them were already
00:28:49.120 completely uninhabited.
00:28:51.480 So the thinking
00:28:52.480 is that Russia
00:28:54.560 is not only
00:28:55.580 producing a lot
00:28:57.520 of new babies,
00:28:58.960 but because
00:29:00.120 of the number
00:29:00.920 of people
00:29:01.300 who are dying
00:29:01.800 in war,
00:29:03.120 mostly men,
00:29:04.540 that the population
00:29:06.180 is decreasing.
00:29:08.260 And remember,
00:29:08.940 I tell you,
00:29:10.300 you can sort
00:29:12.020 of predict
00:29:12.540 the future
00:29:13.160 by the fact
00:29:14.700 that something
00:29:15.180 is either
00:29:15.840 growing or
00:29:16.780 shrinking.
00:29:18.140 Because
00:29:18.460 things just
00:29:19.480 never stay
00:29:19.960 the same.
00:29:21.100 So if Russia 0.84
00:29:22.100 is shrinking,
00:29:24.560 and it might
00:29:25.160 be,
00:29:26.060 that would be
00:29:26.860 a very strong
00:29:28.040 indicator
00:29:28.620 that things
00:29:30.000 are going
00:29:30.360 wrong.
00:29:31.400 But at the
00:29:32.140 same time,
00:29:33.660 Ukraine
00:29:34.240 is undoubtedly
00:29:36.460 shrinking.
00:29:37.800 So you've
00:29:38.400 got two
00:29:38.860 shrinking
00:29:39.380 countries,
00:29:41.220 and maybe
00:29:41.720 the winner
00:29:43.280 will be
00:29:43.640 who shrinks
00:29:44.180 the least.
00:29:45.420 well,
00:29:49.340 according to
00:29:49.940 the New York
00:29:50.460 Times,
00:29:52.400 Trump
00:29:53.020 told his
00:29:53.860 age to
00:29:54.340 give him
00:29:54.760 an updated
00:29:56.180 plan for
00:29:57.540 acquiring
00:29:58.120 Greenland.
00:29:59.880 But Rubio
00:30:01.000 says the
00:30:01.780 plan is to
00:30:02.480 buy it.
00:30:04.000 So that
00:30:04.600 seems like the
00:30:05.180 right way to go,
00:30:05.860 doesn't it?
00:30:07.360 To, at first,
00:30:09.500 make a legitimate
00:30:10.540 effort to buy
00:30:11.440 it.
00:30:16.640 But your
00:30:17.400 negotiation for
00:30:18.460 that would be
00:30:19.160 strong under
00:30:21.200 the condition
00:30:21.980 that you're
00:30:23.440 definitely going
00:30:24.000 to take it by
00:30:24.560 force if you
00:30:25.840 have to.
00:30:27.400 Now that people
00:30:28.320 believe, and I'm
00:30:29.280 sure they do,
00:30:30.420 that Trump would
00:30:31.360 just march the
00:30:32.220 army and take it
00:30:33.220 if they can't
00:30:33.820 make a deal
00:30:34.600 to sell it.
00:30:37.200 That puts
00:30:38.060 them in a
00:30:38.480 pretty strong
00:30:39.220 negotiating
00:30:39.860 position.
00:30:42.120 Now, you
00:30:42.820 have to
00:30:43.140 assume, of
00:30:43.960 course, that
00:30:45.500 Denmark and
00:30:47.720 Greenland would
00:30:49.160 vigorously object
00:30:50.780 to handing over
00:30:52.460 this as
00:30:53.020 property.
00:30:54.140 But I would
00:30:54.980 say the
00:30:55.560 new Monroe
00:30:57.600 doctrine supports
00:30:59.740 Trump doing it,
00:31:00.680 especially since
00:31:01.580 he already said
00:31:02.440 some version
00:31:03.940 of who's
00:31:04.600 going to
00:31:04.880 stop him.
00:31:06.540 Who's
00:31:06.860 going to
00:31:07.100 stop him?
00:31:08.820 And as
00:31:09.660 we saw
00:31:11.880 Eric Weinstein
00:31:12.700 say recently
00:31:13.440 that international
00:31:15.400 law probably
00:31:16.080 doesn't even
00:31:16.620 exist.
00:31:18.160 That what is
00:31:18.740 really happening
00:31:19.400 is whoever
00:31:19.900 has the
00:31:20.300 power exercises
00:31:22.000 the power.
00:31:23.620 And then,
00:31:24.080 you know,
00:31:24.980 we put some
00:31:26.480 nice layer
00:31:27.280 of narrative
00:31:28.540 on top of
00:31:29.320 it.
00:31:30.060 Like, oh,
00:31:30.600 we had
00:31:31.080 international
00:31:31.700 reasons to
00:31:32.420 do it.
00:31:33.500 Oh,
00:31:33.940 Greenland sold
00:31:34.920 some fentanyl
00:31:35.660 to a dog.
00:31:37.360 Yeah, we'll
00:31:37.940 make up
00:31:38.300 something.
00:31:39.460 But I would
00:31:40.140 say this is,
00:31:41.300 yet again,
00:31:43.500 my example of
00:31:44.440 wanting versus
00:31:45.760 deciding.
00:31:47.980 Trump has
00:31:48.920 clearly moved
00:31:49.760 down to the
00:31:50.200 wanting phase,
00:31:52.100 and he's into
00:31:52.960 the deciding
00:31:53.700 phase, and
00:31:54.900 the decision
00:31:55.500 has been made.
00:31:57.080 The decision
00:31:57.880 is that the
00:31:59.360 United States
00:31:59.920 will buy
00:32:01.860 or just
00:32:03.260 take
00:32:03.740 Greenland,
00:32:05.600 and it won't
00:32:06.100 be forever
00:32:06.760 from now.
00:32:08.120 Almost certainly
00:32:09.140 would happen
00:32:09.740 within the next
00:32:10.340 three years.
00:32:12.120 And if we
00:32:12.760 move at what
00:32:13.580 I call
00:32:13.980 Trump speed,
00:32:16.200 you know how
00:32:16.660 everything Trump
00:32:17.440 does is faster.
00:32:19.260 If you put the
00:32:20.680 usual filter on
00:32:21.820 it, you say,
00:32:22.700 well, how many
00:32:23.520 years is it going
00:32:24.340 to take to
00:32:25.840 negotiate it or
00:32:27.180 have a military
00:32:28.800 reaction or
00:32:30.020 something?
00:32:30.940 And the answer
00:32:31.480 is if this were
00:32:32.240 a normal
00:32:32.680 president, it
00:32:34.480 might take longer
00:32:35.320 than the president
00:32:36.080 is even in
00:32:36.840 office.
00:32:37.960 But in the
00:32:38.560 world of
00:32:39.180 Trump speed,
00:32:41.180 Trump could get
00:32:41.940 this done in
00:32:42.600 six months.
00:32:44.820 And I'd say
00:32:45.380 there's a good
00:32:45.880 chance he will.
00:32:46.980 Not a 100%
00:32:47.880 chance, but he's
00:32:49.260 the only president
00:32:49.980 who could say,
00:32:51.320 starting now,
00:32:53.100 we're going to
00:32:53.520 own Greenland
00:32:54.180 in six months
00:32:55.080 and mean it
00:32:56.400 and actually
00:32:57.180 pull it off.
00:33:00.740 All right.
00:33:03.600 So,
00:33:06.960 Jonathan Turley,
00:33:09.620 who's a great
00:33:10.640 writer, by the
00:33:11.320 way, I love
00:33:11.900 his writing,
00:33:13.280 he says,
00:33:14.020 are you not
00:33:14.480 entertaining
00:33:14.960 Democrats
00:33:15.700 announced new
00:33:17.020 impeachment
00:33:17.560 games to draw
00:33:18.620 midterm voters?
00:33:21.320 And the funny
00:33:21.960 part is that
00:33:23.100 the thing he
00:33:24.000 would be impeached
00:33:24.740 for if it
00:33:25.520 happened would
00:33:26.780 be using the
00:33:27.580 military without
00:33:28.480 the kind of
00:33:30.580 approval that you
00:33:33.280 would want to
00:33:34.100 have from
00:33:34.440 Congress.
00:33:36.060 But the awkward
00:33:37.080 thing is that
00:33:37.980 the so-called
00:33:39.400 designated liars
00:33:41.160 on the Democrat
00:33:42.080 side have so
00:33:44.780 recently had the
00:33:45.800 opposite point of
00:33:46.700 view than the
00:33:47.680 one that they
00:33:48.180 want to have.
00:33:48.800 What I mean by
00:33:50.020 that is that
00:33:51.340 some of the
00:33:53.840 prominent
00:33:55.100 Democrats have
00:33:57.220 said that
00:33:57.660 Maduro has
00:33:58.400 to go.
00:34:00.300 And then when
00:34:01.340 Maduro goes,
00:34:03.220 they're like,
00:34:03.800 well, you know,
00:34:04.520 you did it wrong.
00:34:06.100 And they forget
00:34:07.160 that there have
00:34:07.900 been Democrat
00:34:08.580 presidents who
00:34:10.000 have also acted
00:34:10.920 militarily
00:34:11.720 when it made
00:34:14.700 sense to do
00:34:15.380 so without
00:34:16.340 Congress's
00:34:17.200 approval.
00:34:18.600 So if they
00:34:19.200 were to
00:34:19.860 impeach
00:34:21.140 Trump for
00:34:23.360 doing what
00:34:23.920 they'd been in
00:34:24.540 favor of and
00:34:25.420 had been doing,
00:34:27.100 I don't know how
00:34:27.780 they pulled that
00:34:28.360 off.
00:34:29.360 I mean, they
00:34:30.440 would be using
00:34:31.120 the designated
00:34:31.920 liars, but that
00:34:33.380 only works for
00:34:34.100 TV.
00:34:35.840 You know, once
00:34:36.320 you put the
00:34:36.880 designated liars
00:34:37.960 under oath,
00:34:38.680 there would be
00:34:40.040 questions like,
00:34:41.540 has any
00:34:42.060 Democrat
00:34:42.540 president ever
00:34:43.440 used military
00:34:44.360 force without
00:34:45.700 Congress's
00:34:46.460 approval?
00:34:47.740 And the answer
00:34:48.240 would be,
00:34:48.800 yeah, yeah,
00:34:50.580 a bunch of
00:34:50.940 times.
00:34:52.560 And were
00:34:53.080 they impeached
00:34:54.040 for it?
00:34:55.600 No, no,
00:34:57.060 never impeached
00:34:57.680 for it.
00:34:58.900 So it's going
00:34:59.580 to be an
00:35:00.580 awkward and
00:35:01.460 entertaining
00:35:02.140 thing if
00:35:04.420 they do
00:35:05.220 that.
00:35:05.540 anyway.
00:35:10.320 So there's
00:35:11.140 a new
00:35:11.420 poll,
00:35:12.180 Daily Mail
00:35:12.920 is reporting,
00:35:14.640 in which
00:35:15.020 they're asking
00:35:15.520 people about
00:35:16.220 their opinion
00:35:16.920 of the
00:35:18.420 Venezuelan
00:35:20.020 kidnapping
00:35:20.800 action.
00:35:22.320 And what
00:35:22.780 they found
00:35:23.280 was, well,
00:35:24.480 let's see if
00:35:25.220 you can guess.
00:35:26.800 How many
00:35:27.620 people in
00:35:28.180 the poll
00:35:28.660 said it
00:35:30.100 was an
00:35:30.520 outright
00:35:30.880 failure,
00:35:32.440 what Trump
00:35:32.980 did in
00:35:33.580 Venezuela?
00:35:34.100 Outright
00:35:35.200 failure.
00:35:36.320 What
00:35:36.520 percent said
00:35:37.220 that?
00:35:38.380 I'll bet
00:35:38.720 you can get
00:35:39.160 the answer.
00:35:44.080 Okay,
00:35:44.900 you know
00:35:45.220 the answer.
00:35:46.860 25%.
00:35:47.460 25%.
00:35:50.060 If you're
00:35:51.320 new to me,
00:35:52.700 I'm always
00:35:53.280 teasing the
00:35:54.080 fact that
00:35:55.560 in any
00:35:56.240 poll on
00:35:57.060 any topic,
00:35:58.540 25%
00:35:59.480 will have
00:36:00.000 the stupidest
00:36:00.760 answer.
00:36:02.280 Just
00:36:02.680 batshit
00:36:03.540 crazy.
00:36:04.860 Now,
00:36:05.240 I could
00:36:05.580 understand
00:36:06.160 if your
00:36:06.620 opinion
00:36:06.960 was,
00:36:07.960 we
00:36:08.240 shouldn't
00:36:08.600 have
00:36:08.760 done
00:36:09.000 it.
00:36:10.540 You
00:36:10.740 can make
00:36:11.900 an argument
00:36:12.360 for that,
00:36:13.180 because that
00:36:13.840 would be
00:36:14.060 based on
00:36:14.680 history and
00:36:16.420 a regime
00:36:17.460 change not
00:36:18.160 working out.
00:36:19.800 Not crazy
00:36:20.800 to be on
00:36:22.100 the other
00:36:22.380 side of it,
00:36:23.040 right?
00:36:24.260 But there
00:36:24.860 will always
00:36:25.560 be 25% 0.80
00:36:27.200 who just
00:36:28.360 are batshit
00:36:29.200 crazy and
00:36:30.620 can't see the
00:36:31.400 difference between
00:36:32.120 a big win
00:36:32.740 and a big
00:36:33.180 loss.
00:36:34.420 Here it is
00:36:35.220 again,
00:36:35.740 25%.
00:36:36.740 And I
00:36:38.320 always wonder,
00:36:39.400 if you see
00:36:40.060 somebody in
00:36:41.480 that 25%, 0.89
00:36:42.720 what else
00:36:44.440 did they get
00:36:44.960 wrong?
00:36:46.720 Do they get
00:36:47.460 wrong all
00:36:48.120 kinds of stuff
00:36:48.860 all the time
00:36:49.540 that we just
00:36:50.620 don't notice?
00:36:52.060 Are they wrong
00:36:53.260 about every
00:36:53.820 other topic?
00:36:55.180 Are they
00:36:55.560 literally the
00:36:56.340 stupid ones?
00:36:57.100 Oops.
00:36:59.160 Got to get
00:36:59.720 away from my
00:37:00.220 food.
00:37:02.080 I got to
00:37:02.460 protect my
00:37:05.260 food.
00:37:09.920 Thank you.
00:37:11.820 Fortunately,
00:37:12.620 I have a
00:37:13.060 cat wrangler
00:37:13.700 here.
00:37:15.060 Multiple
00:37:15.460 cat wranglers.
00:37:18.520 All right.
00:37:20.960 There's a
00:37:21.960 Stanford writing
00:37:23.900 program that's
00:37:25.820 been accused
00:37:26.360 of putting
00:37:28.060 ideology over
00:37:29.200 core skills.
00:37:30.120 The New York
00:37:30.480 Post is
00:37:31.200 reporting on
00:37:31.800 this.
00:37:32.880 So,
00:37:33.100 apparently,
00:37:33.620 if you took
00:37:34.140 a reading
00:37:35.680 course,
00:37:37.180 it would
00:37:37.520 incorporate
00:37:38.160 anti-ice
00:37:38.980 stuff,
00:37:40.180 racial identity
00:37:40.880 politics,
00:37:42.020 and all-male 0.80
00:37:43.000 drag shows,
00:37:45.020 resulting in
00:37:45.960 criticism from
00:37:46.920 the leading
00:37:47.420 education watchdog.
00:37:49.460 Now,
00:37:50.880 of course,
00:37:52.580 the people
00:37:54.000 behind it
00:37:54.660 are not
00:37:55.080 going to
00:37:55.340 call it
00:37:55.720 that.
00:37:56.520 They're not
00:37:56.920 going to
00:37:57.160 call it
00:37:57.540 the,
00:37:58.420 we're going
00:37:58.820 to make
00:37:59.100 you more
00:37:59.560 woke
00:37:59.900 class.
00:38:01.460 But it
00:38:02.200 looks like
00:38:02.840 that's what
00:38:03.360 it is.
00:38:04.740 So,
00:38:05.080 they've got
00:38:05.360 courses with
00:38:06.280 names such
00:38:06.880 as language,
00:38:08.280 identity,
00:38:08.860 and power,
00:38:10.540 where students
00:38:11.200 are instructed,
00:38:12.100 according to
00:38:12.660 the website,
00:38:14.940 to explore
00:38:15.680 this intersection
00:38:16.720 across spheres
00:38:18.700 such as
00:38:19.240 politics,
00:38:20.360 education,
00:38:21.100 medicine,
00:38:21.600 and media
00:38:22.100 spaces,
00:38:23.320 intertwined
00:38:24.080 with forces
00:38:24.800 like globalization,
00:38:26.960 immigration,
00:38:28.120 and the rapid
00:38:28.740 development of
00:38:29.580 new technologies.
00:38:31.160 You know,
00:38:31.420 it's hard for me
00:38:32.020 to believe a
00:38:32.580 human wrote
00:38:33.280 that.
00:38:35.080 Doesn't that
00:38:35.500 just sound
00:38:35.880 like some
00:38:36.320 bullshit
00:38:36.860 a robot
00:38:38.160 would say?
00:38:39.840 Anyway,
00:38:40.760 so,
00:38:42.340 if you
00:38:42.980 dreamed of
00:38:43.940 DEI
00:38:44.720 and wokeness
00:38:45.460 being destroyed
00:38:46.860 by the Trump
00:38:47.520 administration,
00:38:48.700 that didn't
00:38:49.700 happen.
00:38:51.060 But the
00:38:51.520 wokeness just
00:38:52.240 burrowed itself
00:38:53.300 deeper into
00:38:54.000 the systems.
00:38:55.840 However,
00:38:56.460 what is
00:38:56.920 different is
00:38:58.140 that people
00:38:58.540 like me
00:38:59.020 can point
00:38:59.600 it out.
00:39:00.540 So,
00:39:01.160 we have
00:39:01.420 enough free
00:39:02.020 speech that
00:39:02.920 we can say,
00:39:03.560 hey,
00:39:04.940 you know,
00:39:05.240 that set of
00:39:05.800 courses is
00:39:06.460 total bullshit.
00:39:08.340 That's
00:39:08.660 something.
00:39:09.920 You know,
00:39:10.140 it's not
00:39:10.400 nothing.
00:39:12.740 Well,
00:39:13.260 let's see how
00:39:13.840 the leading
00:39:14.580 lights of the
00:39:16.660 Democrat
00:39:17.040 party are
00:39:17.740 getting
00:39:18.080 along.
00:39:19.640 Jasmine
00:39:20.000 Crockett
00:39:20.500 says,
00:39:21.080 F you to
00:39:21.700 the Supreme
00:39:22.300 Court over
00:39:23.800 Texas
00:39:24.420 redistricting.
00:39:26.600 Fox News is
00:39:27.420 reporting that.
00:39:29.080 Hmm.
00:39:30.620 F you to
00:39:31.260 the Supreme
00:39:31.820 Court.
00:39:33.020 That's another
00:39:33.720 example where
00:39:34.740 Democrats
00:39:35.500 followed
00:39:36.820 Trump's,
00:39:37.960 his pattern
00:39:40.000 of swearing,
00:39:41.360 but they don't
00:39:42.120 know how to
00:39:42.560 do it right.
00:39:43.160 once again,
00:39:45.640 she just 0.65
00:39:46.340 inserts a
00:39:47.060 swear word
00:39:47.740 where it's
00:39:49.300 not really
00:39:49.660 helping.
00:39:51.560 And she
00:39:52.260 acts like the
00:39:52.900 dumbest person
00:39:53.680 in the
00:39:54.200 Democrat
00:39:55.400 party,
00:39:56.380 but I'm
00:39:56.920 sure she's
00:39:57.400 not.
00:39:58.540 Yeah,
00:39:58.860 I think she's
00:39:59.700 got some
00:40:00.080 advanced degrees
00:40:01.000 and stuff,
00:40:01.880 but she
00:40:02.340 sure acts
00:40:03.160 dumb
00:40:03.520 and can't
00:40:05.740 even swear
00:40:06.380 right.
00:40:08.260 Well,
00:40:08.920 I gotta take
00:40:09.360 a sip
00:40:09.720 before I
00:40:10.160 give you
00:40:10.420 this one.
00:40:10.840 This is a
00:40:13.820 beauty.
00:40:15.440 You should
00:40:15.780 take a sip
00:40:16.320 too.
00:40:23.160 I'm not
00:40:23.940 making this
00:40:24.520 up.
00:40:27.000 Candace
00:40:27.520 Owens
00:40:28.020 is telling
00:40:29.780 you about
00:40:30.200 her
00:40:30.700 long-running
00:40:32.060 conspiracy
00:40:32.660 theory,
00:40:33.800 that there
00:40:34.500 are
00:40:34.680 sentinel
00:40:35.460 human
00:40:35.960 hybrids
00:40:36.640 because she
00:40:37.980 watched the
00:40:38.520 X-Men
00:40:38.940 cartoons as
00:40:39.760 a child.
00:40:40.840 So what
00:40:41.640 she's saying
00:40:42.260 is that
00:40:42.700 there are
00:40:42.980 some people
00:40:43.500 among us
00:40:44.280 who are
00:40:45.320 part human
00:40:46.140 and part
00:40:47.180 machine
00:40:47.720 already.
00:40:50.000 She goes
00:40:50.680 better.
00:40:51.960 She also
00:40:52.460 names names.
00:40:54.900 She claims
00:40:55.580 Elon Musk,
00:40:57.100 Peter Thiel,
00:40:58.080 Mark Zuckerberg,
00:40:59.280 Palmer Luckey,
00:41:00.060 etc., and other
00:41:01.540 Renaissance men
00:41:02.700 are half
00:41:03.660 machine.
00:41:04.140 she's not
00:41:05.420 sure if
00:41:05.840 they bleed,
00:41:07.800 but she
00:41:08.500 can tell
00:41:08.900 that they
00:41:09.280 don't know
00:41:10.840 how to
00:41:11.180 act like
00:41:11.620 human
00:41:11.940 beings.
00:41:13.940 Have you
00:41:14.580 heard that
00:41:14.960 before?
00:41:17.220 Well,
00:41:17.800 here's my
00:41:18.300 take.
00:41:20.200 Candace
00:41:20.600 Owens is so
00:41:21.460 entertaining.
00:41:22.020 If you
00:41:23.780 accept her
00:41:24.740 hypotheses as
00:41:27.420 some kind
00:41:28.740 of fact,
00:41:30.400 you're probably
00:41:31.040 not on board
00:41:31.720 at all.
00:41:32.760 But if you
00:41:33.400 look at her
00:41:34.200 entire package
00:41:35.220 of content
00:41:36.360 and you
00:41:37.360 say,
00:41:37.820 what's the
00:41:38.940 most entertaining
00:41:39.840 thing you could
00:41:40.580 hear?
00:41:41.580 Well,
00:41:41.920 she's really
00:41:42.420 good at
00:41:42.780 that.
00:41:44.000 She knows
00:41:44.640 how to make
00:41:45.060 something
00:41:45.320 entertaining.
00:41:45.920 And sure
00:41:47.600 enough,
00:41:48.000 once again,
00:41:48.540 she did.
00:41:49.220 I could
00:41:49.900 not look
00:41:50.420 away.
00:41:51.660 As soon
00:41:52.020 as I saw
00:41:52.420 the title
00:41:52.880 of it,
00:41:53.940 oh,
00:41:54.360 I'm going
00:41:54.600 to click
00:41:54.940 on that.
00:41:57.800 Now,
00:41:58.520 what you
00:41:59.000 don't know
00:41:59.520 is that I
00:42:00.220 was also
00:42:00.860 influenced
00:42:01.560 by the
00:42:03.100 X-Men.
00:42:04.800 And you
00:42:05.500 probably
00:42:05.820 noticed
00:42:06.400 that I'm
00:42:09.280 now a
00:42:09.840 duplicate
00:42:10.280 of
00:42:11.180 Professor
00:42:11.640 X.
00:42:13.660 I'm a
00:42:14.060 wheelchair
00:42:14.460 bound
00:42:15.220 bald
00:42:16.240 guy
00:42:16.580 that
00:42:18.880 people
00:42:19.200 listen
00:42:19.500 to.
00:42:21.340 So,
00:42:22.140 I might
00:42:22.940 be an
00:42:23.220 X-Men.
00:42:25.580 How else
00:42:26.580 could you
00:42:26.940 describe
00:42:27.560 my
00:42:28.720 incredible
00:42:29.240 predictions?
00:42:32.180 Here's
00:42:32.700 one that's
00:42:33.660 got too
00:42:33.980 many names
00:42:34.560 in it.
00:42:36.260 Wall
00:42:36.580 Street
00:42:36.840 Apes
00:42:37.240 is
00:42:37.460 reporting
00:42:38.420 this.
00:42:39.300 That the
00:42:39.680 Heritage
00:42:40.060 Foundation
00:42:40.960 exposed
00:42:43.140 the fact
00:42:43.720 that Hugo
00:42:44.280 Chavez
00:42:44.960 was
00:42:48.380 working
00:42:48.800 with
00:42:49.120 Nicholas
00:42:49.620 Maduro
00:42:50.340 to fund
00:42:52.720 political
00:42:53.260 dissent
00:42:53.780 in America
00:42:54.380 and provide
00:42:55.440 the money
00:42:55.860 to start
00:42:56.620 Black Lives
00:42:57.440 Matter
00:42:57.760 four names.
00:42:59.380 So,
00:42:59.640 the claim
00:43:00.040 is that
00:43:00.600 when Chavez
00:43:01.420 was alive,
00:43:03.200 he gave
00:43:03.640 one of the
00:43:04.140 founders
00:43:04.500 of BLM
00:43:05.440 a million
00:43:06.380 dollars
00:43:06.940 for street
00:43:07.860 protests
00:43:08.480 in America
00:43:09.080 and that
00:43:10.620 after receiving
00:43:11.520 the money
00:43:12.060 just months
00:43:13.900 later,
00:43:14.340 BLM 1.00
00:43:14.720 was founded
00:43:15.280 and started
00:43:17.000 creating
00:43:17.420 unrest in
00:43:18.120 America
00:43:18.480 and that
00:43:19.960 BLM 1.00
00:43:20.580 directly works
00:43:21.740 with Democrats
00:43:22.680 even using
00:43:24.060 the Act
00:43:24.640 Blue
00:43:24.960 fundraiser,
00:43:26.420 I think,
00:43:26.820 we'll put like
00:43:27.240 five names.
00:43:28.520 That means
00:43:29.120 that regimes
00:43:29.700 in Cuba
00:43:30.320 and Venezuela
00:43:31.120 worked with
00:43:32.900 Democrat
00:43:33.400 operatives
00:43:34.040 to fund
00:43:36.060 chaos
00:43:36.680 and protests
00:43:37.660 in America
00:43:38.260 which suggests
00:43:42.040 that the
00:43:43.660 Democratic Party
00:43:44.600 is literally
00:43:46.300 working to
00:43:47.080 bring down
00:43:47.580 America,
00:43:48.960 not just to
00:43:49.840 win,
00:43:50.960 but to bring
00:43:51.500 down America.
00:43:54.280 And the
00:43:54.880 Venezuelan cartel
00:43:56.020 that was headed
00:43:57.340 by Maduro
00:43:58.160 before he was
00:43:59.520 arrested
00:43:59.840 was trying
00:44:00.400 to create
00:44:00.880 problems
00:44:01.460 inside the
00:44:02.180 United States.
00:44:02.940 It was a
00:44:04.420 Cuban plan,
00:44:05.440 okay,
00:44:05.780 there's another
00:44:06.380 name,
00:44:07.280 to flood
00:44:07.880 our streets
00:44:08.380 with narcotics
00:44:09.340 to undermine
00:44:10.620 America
00:44:11.160 from within.
00:44:14.120 So,
00:44:16.240 Hugo Chavez,
00:44:18.200 Black Lives
00:44:18.740 Matter,
00:44:20.420 aided by
00:44:21.120 Act Blue
00:44:21.760 that might
00:44:22.260 be sketchy,
00:44:24.380 and then
00:44:25.080 Cuba
00:44:26.260 and Venezuela
00:44:27.120 working with
00:44:27.860 Democrats
00:44:28.460 to take
00:44:29.640 down America.
00:44:31.660 That's the
00:44:32.540 sort of story
00:44:33.360 that I would
00:44:34.900 not have
00:44:35.340 understood
00:44:35.960 and or
00:44:36.920 believed
00:44:37.480 a few years
00:44:38.320 ago.
00:44:39.320 I'm not
00:44:39.980 going to say
00:44:40.460 that I
00:44:40.800 completely
00:44:41.340 believe this
00:44:42.200 because it's
00:44:43.860 a little bit,
00:44:44.640 you know,
00:44:44.980 a little bit
00:44:45.360 on the nose
00:44:46.000 kind of stuff,
00:44:47.140 but it looks
00:44:48.340 very believable
00:44:49.140 in terms of
00:44:51.040 credibility.
00:44:51.700 I would say,
00:44:53.220 well,
00:44:54.380 maybe,
00:44:55.620 because we live
00:44:56.460 in that weird
00:44:57.020 world where
00:44:57.660 anything could
00:44:58.400 have happened.
00:44:58.840 anything could
00:45:01.160 happen.
00:45:03.200 All right,
00:45:03.860 ladies and 0.98
00:45:04.320 gentlemen,
00:45:04.740 I seem to
00:45:05.380 have stayed
00:45:05.740 awake until
00:45:07.300 the end of
00:45:07.900 my prepared
00:45:08.660 remarks.
00:45:10.780 I'm going to
00:45:11.600 shut down a
00:45:12.280 little bit
00:45:12.580 early,
00:45:14.020 only from
00:45:15.020 the main
00:45:18.420 feed,
00:45:18.860 but I'll be
00:45:19.220 talking privately
00:45:20.040 to my beloveds
00:45:22.040 on locals.
00:45:24.220 So,
00:45:24.580 locals,
00:45:25.120 let's do a
00:45:25.540 little more
00:45:25.940 brainstorming.
00:45:26.760 We were
00:45:27.140 doing some
00:45:27.540 brainstorming
00:45:28.140 before.
00:45:29.380 And the
00:45:29.860 rest of
00:45:30.220 you,
00:45:31.540 I hope
00:45:31.980 to see
00:45:32.420 you tomorrow.
00:45:34.740 I hope
00:45:35.380 you got
00:45:35.680 something out
00:45:36.220 of this.
00:45:56.760 Thank you.
00:46:26.760 Thank you.
00:46:56.760 Thank you.
00:47:26.760 Thank you.