00:06:22.460We're going to start with one story in particular in a second because we can't do anything without Scott leading us in the simultaneous sip.
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00:10:05.740But the problem is, it's gone, I think, a little bit too far.
00:10:08.600To the point that even the Chinese government, and you know the CCP really cares about its people.
00:10:14.920The CCP has now mandated that electronic door releases are banned.
00:10:21.120And because people are getting trapped in their cars and burned alive.
00:10:24.300Because even though there may be a secondary hand release, we all operate under subconscious competence when we're in the car so many times.
00:10:35.100We're not regularly using a door handle to release.
00:11:31.380Four kids were burned alive in a Model Y that had a pole, the Xiaomi Y7 or whatever it's called, that lots of people, not just one, but a lot of people are getting car accidents.
00:11:45.260And it can bust and they get trapped in the car.
00:11:47.620My friend just got trapped in L.A. in a Tesla.
00:11:51.040Now that you're saying that, I'm remembering because I didn't understand until you're saying this now that she was in an accident with her daughter.
00:11:56.880And she was trapped in the car and couldn't get out until somebody got there to, to, like, break the car apart to get them out.
00:13:56.320So there's been a lot of iterations of full self-driving.
00:14:01.380Sometimes it was dicey and I got to like take over lots of the times.
00:14:06.840But now I really haven't driven since October.
00:14:10.120I think it's the future in regards to putting it into cars that are gas cars.
00:14:17.120And I think Mercedes is going to do that soon or has done it and it's going to put it on the market.
00:14:23.000It just gives a lot more leeway in regards to, you know, people that have disabilities and can't drive or you're older and you can't drive or you're younger and you can't drive.
00:14:38.900It gives like so many options while like what I really want my car to do is just drop me off, pick me up later, you know, and then and then be able to rent it out while I'm at work, you know, and it drives itself and makes money for me.
00:14:55.860I mean, the future, I'm the type of person that grabs onto the future.
00:15:01.120You know, I understand there's like older cars and people love them and I believe Tucker Carlson owns like an old red truck and he says that he'll never get like a new type of car because they can track you and all that.
00:17:26.560But with the car, the best part about it is that if you can integrate both things, you know, you have buttons.
00:17:31.760If you can have, uh, uh, that and also FSD, like, um, you know, I have, I just bought my car and I tried to get one that it was able to, I was able to fix it.
00:17:54.760So I have cameras that record everything all the time, but I would like to drive me sometimes, you know, I would like to like, oh, you know what?
00:18:01.760I want to relax, kick back, push a button and say, take me there.
00:18:07.200Um, and if we can do that, if a company can start selling kits, uh, to integrate into gas engine cars, you know, like in your, your car, Erica, let's say you, you go to the store.
00:18:18.180They install this package, $5,000 package.
00:58:09.480It's always the same 200 criminals that do the same thing over and over again.
00:58:14.840Most of the people just kind of, you know, go on and do, it's always the same little group.
00:58:18.960Well, it's the same phenomenon with the network of Muslim brotherhood proxies.
00:58:23.720You can look, it's funny if you've ever seen a map of them, it's always the same people who are on the advisory board or the board of this NGO that pops up this NGO, you know, Islamophobia, this Islamophobia, that it's the same people.
00:58:37.360It's the same network of three to 500 people over and over again.
00:58:41.360And they're the ones who are given the political clout.
00:58:44.460So everybody who's regular, a regular peaceful Muslim, just, I, they just keep away from it because they know how violent they were back home and they're used to kind of keeping their head below ground.
00:58:56.340Another group that's very, um, active behind the scenes, trying to help people mourn them are the Chaldeans, Coptic Christians, the Yazidis, all groups that have been slaughtered by the extremists.
00:59:09.700Because, unfortunately, the ones who are not radical, they become irrelevant because the ones who are radical are the ones who are singularly focused and they become fanatical.
00:59:22.480And that's the only thing they focus on.
00:59:24.020And we don't do ourselves a service also when we say, you know, all Muslims are peaceful.
00:59:29.940Well, nobody's, at least I, I'm not saying they're not.
00:59:36.900And if we do that, and in the case of Canada, if they just enforced our laws of people who came here under spurious circumstances to get citizenship, but were here actually with goals that were antithetical to the goals of Canada, then they would be, what would have happened 150 years ago with this sort of behavior?
00:59:59.740Those people would, people who are subversive would have been hanged for being treasonous.
01:00:05.380But now we're so tolerant, we're tolerating the people who want to destroy the society.