Real Coffee with Scott Adams - April 30, 2020


Episode 945 Scott Adams： Oh My Goodness, What Fun We Will Have This Morning While Sipping


Episode Stats

Length

46 minutes

Words per Minute

144.99266

Word Count

6,712

Sentence Count

475

Misogynist Sentences

10

Hate Speech Sentences

8


Summary

Scott Adams has the best coffee you ve ever had, and it s all because he s drinking it while talking about the stupid pandemic that is the Trump administration and the dumbest people on television. Scott Adams is a stand-up comedian, podcaster, writer, and podcaster. He is a frequent guest host on Comedy Central and hosts a weekly show called "Scott Adams' Morning Show."


Transcript

00:00:00.040 Pump, pump, pump, pump, pump, pump, pump, pum, pum, pump, pump, pump, pump, pump, pump, pump, pump, pump, pump, well, where is everybody? come on in, come on in.
00:00:11.740 It's time. Those of you who are exercising, congratulations. Get that pump in there.
00:00:19.700 Those of you who are just waking up, drinking your coffee, be you commuting, I don't know if many people are commuting.
00:00:26.800 Comey. Did somebody say Comey?
00:00:32.020 Is there some brand new news about Comey?
00:00:36.620 Before we get going, for what will be probably one of the most, most, that's not even a word,
00:00:44.660 one of the most amazing coffees with Scott Adams you've ever had.
00:00:52.180 And I'm talking about from the beginning of time, not even just my lifetime,
00:00:58.040 but this will be the best one you've ever had.
00:01:00.900 And all you need is, yeah, all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice or a stein,
00:01:08.880 a canteen jug or a flask or a vessel or a penicine.
00:01:11.760 Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee.
00:01:14.660 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dopamine to the end of the day,
00:01:17.660 the thing that makes everything better, including the stupid pandemic.
00:01:22.180 It's called the Simultaneous Sip, and it happens now. Go!
00:01:29.220 Hmm.
00:01:33.360 For those of you who just fast-forwarded at 1.5 speed or 2 times speed watching this,
00:01:42.080 you might be watching it on the Locals Network, for example, Locals Platform.
00:01:48.180 I just did this.
00:01:51.720 And now you can slow down and get to the good stuff.
00:01:56.700 All right. I don't even know where to begin.
00:01:59.720 There are some days that are tragic.
00:02:02.160 There are some days that are just comedic.
00:02:05.100 Today would be in the comedic category.
00:02:08.940 In no particular order.
00:02:10.360 Let me just tell you some of the news.
00:02:14.020 You can make your own decisions about it.
00:02:17.240 Number one.
00:02:19.440 The president had some interesting tweets.
00:02:21.640 He apparently is not too happy with Brian Williams.
00:02:26.540 He tweets, the president tweets this.
00:02:29.640 Now, you can tell me that back in 2016, when people were saying,
00:02:54.560 Please, don't normalize this behavior.
00:02:57.840 We can't normalize this behavior.
00:03:01.520 Aren't you glad it got normalized?
00:03:04.060 Would you be laughing right now if we had not normalized this behavior?
00:03:09.140 It's the best normalized behavior ever.
00:03:11.480 Are you kidding me?
00:03:12.500 This is exactly what I want to be normalized.
00:03:16.040 But was he done?
00:03:17.660 Was the president done?
00:03:19.780 No.
00:03:20.120 This was a two-tweeter.
00:03:22.200 Yeah.
00:03:22.540 Whatever Brian Williams did, I don't know what it was.
00:03:25.320 He probably had some bad coverage of the president.
00:03:27.840 But whatever Brian Williams did, he earned a double tweet.
00:03:32.580 Now, when you've done something so bad that the president double-tweets you,
00:03:38.040 that's not a good day.
00:03:40.600 So the president goes on in a second tweet.
00:03:42.640 I must admit that Lion Brian Williams is, while dumber than hell, quite a bit smarter than fake news.
00:03:50.900 CNN, Anchorman, Don Lemon, the, quote, dumbest man on television.
00:03:56.880 Then you have Psycho Joe, quote, whatever happened to your girlfriend?
00:04:03.840 Scarborough, another of the low-IQ individuals.
00:04:08.100 I'm sorry.
00:04:10.780 I'm sorry.
00:04:11.900 If you don't find that funny, you're dead on the inside.
00:04:17.940 And the funny thing is, the president has probably just some of the best comedic sensibilities,
00:04:28.880 probably the best, maybe since Abraham Lincoln or something, comedic sensibilities.
00:04:33.960 Because even the order in which he put these things, and I'm going to talk about that in a little bit,
00:04:39.940 the order he put them was perfect.
00:04:41.880 Because he starts out with Lion Brian Williams, because that was his target of the day.
00:04:46.120 But he wants to, like, throw some other people under the bus.
00:04:49.320 So he's dumber than hell.
00:04:51.140 But he's smarter than, quote, Anchorman Don Lemon, the dumbest man on television.
00:04:55.540 So he throws Don Lemon under the bus.
00:04:57.320 Don Lemon had nothing to do with whatever Brian Williams did.
00:05:00.860 And then he just throws in a psycho Joe Scarborough, quote, whatever happened to your girlfriend?
00:05:07.780 Oh, my God.
00:05:09.440 Oh, my God.
00:05:12.040 Now, of course, the funny part, the funny part is not just that he's saying it.
00:05:17.980 And the funny part is not just that it's worded comedically.
00:05:22.360 It's just sort of perfect.
00:05:24.460 But it's funny because he said it at all.
00:05:27.240 That's what makes it funny.
00:05:28.460 Part of, here's a little humor tip.
00:05:32.840 If you want to know what makes something funny, it's things that don't go together.
00:05:38.360 That's it.
00:05:39.600 That's the rule.
00:05:41.100 So you just learned the entire rule of comedy.
00:05:43.980 It's things that shouldn't be together.
00:05:46.780 So it's a logic that's not quite logical.
00:05:50.240 It's two things that are in the same sentence that don't belong.
00:05:53.820 So anything that doesn't fit makes you laugh.
00:05:58.860 You know, if you saw a dog wearing a hat, you'd laugh.
00:06:02.560 I mean, not all of you, but you might laugh because dogs are not supposed to wear a hat.
00:06:06.680 So the reason the president, his tweets are so funny, and I admit it's just to the base.
00:06:13.700 Obviously, his critics don't think he's funny.
00:06:16.580 But what makes it funny is not just the fact that it's so perfectly worded.
00:06:21.960 What makes it funny is that he did it at all because it doesn't fit.
00:06:25.020 The president is just not supposed to be saying these things.
00:06:29.920 So that's what makes it funny.
00:06:31.920 If anybody else in the world had made the same tweet, would it be funny?
00:06:37.980 It wouldn't because it would just be normal.
00:06:40.820 It's like, oh, people tweet things.
00:06:42.980 They don't like people.
00:06:44.060 They say bad things about public figures.
00:06:47.240 That's not this.
00:06:48.980 The fact that the president is saying it is what makes it funny.
00:06:52.060 So the president went after, gently, he gently went after Bill Mitchell today with a tweet
00:06:58.800 on this question of whether Sweden is doing great.
00:07:03.720 So Bill Mitchell, as you know, is one of the president's biggest supporters in the Internet world.
00:07:10.300 But he decided to be sort of on the other side of the president this one time
00:07:15.980 and wishes that the economy would open up sooner than the president wants it to open up.
00:07:22.060 So Bill Mitchell tweeted that, you know, a tweet that Sweden was playing it differently
00:07:27.640 and they were doing it great.
00:07:29.300 And Trump tweets back at Bill Mitchell.
00:07:31.540 He goes, really?
00:07:32.920 Have you looked at the numbers lately?
00:07:35.360 He shows them some numbers.
00:07:38.800 So the Sweden situation is just the perfect example of how humans can't agree on anything when it's political.
00:07:48.260 Just anything.
00:07:48.860 You would think that we should be able to agree at least on whether Sweden is doing well
00:07:55.080 or Sweden is not doing well compared to other things, right?
00:07:59.100 Wouldn't you think that would be the easiest thing to agree on?
00:08:02.140 But it turns out that there are smart people disagreeing on that.
00:08:06.800 But the numbers are starting to look bad for Sweden.
00:08:09.120 So I think Sweden has something like 10 times more death than Norway and Finland and Denmark.
00:08:16.940 Not put together, but individually.
00:08:19.220 There are just way more deaths in Sweden.
00:08:23.340 But in the whole country of Sweden, there are only 2,500 deaths as of yesterday, I suppose.
00:08:29.900 And everything's open.
00:08:32.180 Now, 2,500 deaths is a tragedy.
00:08:37.100 I'm getting sick of everybody in the public having to remind you that we also know it's a tragedy when people die.
00:08:44.080 Can I just stipulate?
00:08:45.980 In case I ever forget to throw into the middle of my sentence,
00:08:51.480 and of course it's a tragedy when even one life is lost,
00:08:55.180 because it is, it's just too stupid to have to say it every time.
00:08:59.760 But you feel like you have to do that in public.
00:09:01.940 It's like, we'd like to open up sooner, not later,
00:09:05.380 but even one life lost is one life too many.
00:09:08.900 It's a tragedy.
00:09:10.460 Just assume that I'm thinking that if I don't say it explicitly.
00:09:15.320 So, I saw Naval Ravikant.
00:09:18.660 He was tweeting about Sweden,
00:09:19.940 and he's essentially urging people to take a little closer look at Sweden's numbers,
00:09:26.080 because maybe they're not so good after all.
00:09:29.160 But, Sweden's hospitals have not crashed, right?
00:09:34.960 So, you actually do have an argument both ways.
00:09:38.220 You have an argument that they have way more death than countries that played it differently,
00:09:43.500 and that seems true.
00:09:44.460 So, it seems objectively true that somebody says no mind reading.
00:09:50.420 Did I say something that would fall in that category?
00:09:52.980 I don't know if I did, but if I did, it's fair to call it out.
00:09:59.200 Anyway, so there's one argument that says Sweden's doing terrible,
00:10:02.940 and there's another argument that says,
00:10:05.000 but their economy is open,
00:10:06.700 and their hospitals are still functioning.
00:10:09.440 So, if your economy is open,
00:10:12.600 and your hospitals are still functioning,
00:10:16.520 can you say that wasn't the right play?
00:10:19.440 What you can say is that 2,500 people died,
00:10:24.060 but I don't know if you can say it was the wrong decision yet.
00:10:28.760 I would say it's still worth watching.
00:10:30.960 It's very interesting.
00:10:32.140 I would say if the hospitals get crashed,
00:10:34.940 and it continues to worsen,
00:10:36.560 and it looks like it might,
00:10:37.740 then that would be a different story.
00:10:42.280 All right, more fun news.
00:10:46.480 You saw that there were some notes found from the investigators
00:10:50.720 for the General Flynn situation,
00:10:53.620 but you may not be completely up to date
00:10:56.420 because there was another set of notes that were just found.
00:11:00.880 We don't know who it was from,
00:11:02.640 but I have the notes.
00:11:03.620 So, these are some extra notes.
00:11:07.000 We don't know exactly who was the author,
00:11:08.760 but somebody involved in the Flynn investigation,
00:11:12.460 and I'll just read them to you.
00:11:15.000 These are the actual notes.
00:11:17.120 It says Flynn notes at the top.
00:11:19.560 Point number one says,
00:11:20.780 remember to ask if orange man's still bad.
00:11:23.860 Okay.
00:11:24.660 Number two, threaten kids.
00:11:27.040 Three, kick pet, dog or cat.
00:11:29.680 Four, remember to burn these notes.
00:11:33.660 Number five, buy milk.
00:11:36.440 And then there's a little drawing at the bottom
00:11:38.580 of a little stick figure, General Flynn,
00:11:42.680 running away from a giant phallus,
00:11:45.780 labeled whoever wrote this note.
00:11:48.360 So, this looks a little damning.
00:11:52.140 I mean, you know,
00:11:53.280 I thought those other notes were bad,
00:11:54.860 but this was pretty bad.
00:11:58.420 So, the president is teasing us,
00:12:01.860 tweeting about Flynn and Stone,
00:12:04.740 as if there's some chance that they won't be pardoned.
00:12:08.460 You know,
00:12:08.980 you know they're either going to be exonerated or pardoned
00:12:12.460 or whatever the other words are.
00:12:15.240 There's several words for getting people out of trouble.
00:12:19.240 But I would say at this point,
00:12:20.720 there is no longer any question
00:12:22.660 whether Flynn will be a free man.
00:12:25.820 And I don't know how to be more amused by this.
00:12:30.840 I really don't know how.
00:12:33.320 It does look like Trump is cleaning the swamp,
00:12:38.620 you know, draining the swamp.
00:12:40.360 It looks like people are going to go to jail.
00:12:43.180 Of course, in this world,
00:12:45.380 if they get good enough lawyers,
00:12:46.680 I suppose they don't.
00:12:48.260 But I certainly see jailable,
00:12:51.060 jailable activities.
00:12:53.520 I mean, I'm no expert,
00:12:54.960 but it looks jailable to me.
00:12:56.900 So, we'll see.
00:13:00.040 I have an update to my theory
00:13:02.480 that the number of suicides would go down
00:13:05.600 during the lockdown,
00:13:08.380 economic shutdown.
00:13:09.740 Everybody smart in the world
00:13:11.340 has predicted that the number of suicides
00:13:13.340 will go up
00:13:14.180 for obvious reasons.
00:13:16.720 People are suffering more.
00:13:18.540 They're locked up.
00:13:19.320 They can't do what they want.
00:13:20.440 Their freedom is gone.
00:13:22.060 They were already in a bad mood.
00:13:23.520 It'll make it worse.
00:13:24.900 So, I will acknowledge
00:13:26.220 that all the smart people in the world
00:13:27.920 think that when we're done with this,
00:13:30.160 the number of suicides will go up
00:13:32.060 during this period.
00:13:33.800 I am going to go contrarian on this.
00:13:37.000 I haven't seen any numbers on this,
00:13:38.220 by the way.
00:13:39.380 If anybody's seen any numbers,
00:13:41.480 let me know.
00:13:42.380 So, this is without ever seeing
00:13:43.580 any numbers on it.
00:13:44.420 I'm saying that there will be fewer suicides
00:13:47.420 during the lockdown period.
00:13:48.920 And the following logic applies.
00:13:51.720 And this is a rule that you can use
00:13:53.340 for many things.
00:13:54.140 It's a general rule.
00:13:55.860 It's called the Cheryl the Server theory.
00:13:59.880 Cheryl was a server at a restaurant
00:14:03.700 I used to own.
00:14:05.220 And Cheryl once noted,
00:14:08.060 because she'd been a server for many years,
00:14:10.020 she'd been very experienced,
00:14:12.000 she noted that the customers,
00:14:15.060 the amount of traffic into the restaurant
00:14:17.200 would dip whenever there was a change.
00:14:20.600 So, if the weather got good,
00:14:22.960 suddenly there would be no business
00:14:24.320 at the restaurant.
00:14:25.000 But also if the weather got bad.
00:14:28.120 So, any big change in the world,
00:14:30.640 whether it's tax day,
00:14:33.240 World Series,
00:14:34.480 it just doesn't matter.
00:14:35.360 If there's anything that changes
00:14:36.700 your normal routine,
00:14:38.780 fewer people go to the restaurant.
00:14:40.360 So, that was Cheryl's theory.
00:14:43.840 And I'm going to use the Cheryl the Server theory
00:14:46.000 to say that the routine number of people
00:14:49.440 who would have taken their own life
00:14:51.240 during this period is disrupted
00:14:53.360 because there's just something big
00:14:55.600 in the world that changed.
00:14:57.820 And so, the Cheryl the Server theory
00:15:02.240 says that even something that
00:15:04.860 you would expect,
00:15:06.180 okay, every week there would be
00:15:07.640 this many people
00:15:08.600 unfortunately taking their own life,
00:15:11.380 that every pattern is disrupted.
00:15:13.960 So, it doesn't even matter
00:15:15.380 if the logic says,
00:15:17.080 well, there's no logical reason
00:15:19.060 why people shouldn't go to the restaurant
00:15:20.700 because the weather changed.
00:15:23.260 Because you're driving in your car
00:15:25.020 and people will go to the restaurant all winter.
00:15:28.340 They go all summer.
00:15:30.280 Why is it just when it changes
00:15:32.400 that everybody slows down?
00:15:34.440 And part of it is maybe just people
00:15:36.180 are rethinking their options
00:15:37.500 and, you know,
00:15:38.780 they're suddenly put off their game a little bit.
00:15:41.320 But I think that just the disruption in routine
00:15:45.820 will actually reduce the number of suicides
00:15:48.680 during the lockdown.
00:15:49.740 So, that's my prediction.
00:15:50.480 I'm seeing some tweets
00:15:53.480 that there are studies,
00:15:55.160 I guess three of them,
00:15:56.280 I don't know how good they are,
00:15:57.500 you can't trust any study these days,
00:15:59.680 showing a high correlation
00:16:01.340 between vitamin D levels
00:16:04.240 in patients
00:16:05.020 and the outcomes.
00:16:06.220 So, apparently,
00:16:07.860 there are studies showing
00:16:08.760 that if you have a high level
00:16:09.980 of vitamin D in you,
00:16:12.740 that you have good outcomes
00:16:14.040 and you recover quickly.
00:16:15.440 But people who have the least vitamin D
00:16:17.500 are the ones likely to be hospitalized
00:16:19.200 and die from the virus.
00:16:21.560 What does that mean?
00:16:23.220 Go.
00:16:24.100 Does that mean that vitamin D
00:16:25.600 will protect you from the virus?
00:16:28.760 Because there's a high correlation
00:16:30.600 between people who don't have enough vitamin D
00:16:34.800 and the ones who die.
00:16:36.220 All right, everybody who said yes
00:16:39.360 is wrong.
00:16:44.620 If you fell for that,
00:16:47.420 here's what you missed.
00:16:49.720 How much vitamin D
00:16:51.200 does somebody in a nursing home get?
00:16:54.340 None.
00:16:55.420 None.
00:16:56.080 If you're bedridden
00:16:56.900 and you've got three comorbidities,
00:16:59.460 how much vitamin D
00:17:00.740 do you have in your body?
00:17:02.260 None.
00:17:03.580 How at risk are you
00:17:05.640 from the coronavirus?
00:17:06.740 Very high.
00:17:08.200 Wouldn't you expect
00:17:09.460 that the people
00:17:10.660 who are most likely to die
00:17:12.500 are also the people
00:17:14.640 who haven't been in the sun lately?
00:17:16.840 All right?
00:17:18.520 Do you see it yet?
00:17:19.380 The correlation is backwards.
00:17:21.420 So it is obvious
00:17:22.800 that whether vitamin D
00:17:24.440 worked or did not work,
00:17:26.600 you would find
00:17:27.320 that the people
00:17:27.900 most likely to die
00:17:29.040 had the least of it.
00:17:30.080 That's guaranteed
00:17:30.720 because the people
00:17:32.100 most likely to die
00:17:33.140 are literally
00:17:33.740 inside in nursing homes
00:17:35.180 where they have
00:17:36.620 three comorbidities
00:17:37.900 and they're not spending
00:17:38.700 a lot of time hiking.
00:17:40.600 Right?
00:17:41.860 Now,
00:17:42.540 it is my assumption
00:17:43.760 that vitamin D
00:17:45.380 is also useful
00:17:46.520 because there's so much
00:17:47.600 science that suggests that.
00:17:49.440 So I'm not telling you
00:17:50.400 that the correlation
00:17:51.040 is completely reversed.
00:17:52.900 I'm just saying
00:17:53.600 that you really
00:17:54.040 can't make much of it.
00:17:55.920 Meaning,
00:17:56.600 it's got to be better
00:17:57.520 to have vitamin D
00:17:58.360 than not.
00:17:59.520 Right?
00:18:00.240 I mean,
00:18:00.780 it makes sense
00:18:01.720 that if you have
00:18:02.300 enough vitamin D
00:18:03.140 you're going to be
00:18:03.620 in better shape
00:18:04.180 than if you're not
00:18:04.880 because there's
00:18:05.980 just so much science
00:18:07.020 that vitamin D
00:18:07.600 is good for you.
00:18:09.280 But I would not
00:18:10.320 trust these studies
00:18:11.320 that show
00:18:11.940 such a clean correlation
00:18:13.440 because low vitamin
00:18:15.300 people are the people
00:18:17.000 who would die,
00:18:17.540 of course,
00:18:18.000 because they're already sick.
00:18:19.040 Let's see.
00:18:25.120 Chris Hayes
00:18:25.740 is getting in trouble.
00:18:26.700 Chris Hayes
00:18:27.300 from MSNBC
00:18:28.900 because he dared
00:18:30.400 to cover
00:18:30.940 the Tara Reid
00:18:31.900 accusations
00:18:32.560 against Biden
00:18:33.520 on MSNBC.
00:18:37.680 It turns out
00:18:38.440 that there are
00:18:38.840 a lot of Democrats
00:18:39.540 who are not really
00:18:40.400 happy about this.
00:18:41.500 They're not happy
00:18:42.200 that Chris Hayes
00:18:43.860 was covering the story.
00:18:45.660 And I was reading
00:18:46.720 the comments
00:18:47.440 and the tweets
00:18:48.820 about it
00:18:49.220 and it's pretty hilarious
00:18:50.060 because it turns out
00:18:52.680 that people actually
00:18:53.720 believe Joe Biden
00:18:55.480 might be innocent.
00:18:57.280 I mean,
00:18:57.460 obviously not everybody,
00:18:59.080 but there are
00:18:59.760 a substantial number
00:19:00.740 of people in the country
00:19:01.940 who don't think
00:19:03.540 that the accusations
00:19:04.500 are credible.
00:19:06.740 Really?
00:19:08.320 Now,
00:19:09.180 it's one thing
00:19:09.780 if you say to yourself,
00:19:10.980 I can't know
00:19:12.040 if it happened
00:19:12.660 because,
00:19:13.340 of course,
00:19:13.700 we can't know.
00:19:15.020 We could be wrong
00:19:15.820 about anything.
00:19:16.760 But when you use
00:19:17.480 the word credible,
00:19:18.820 credible just means
00:19:20.540 does this story
00:19:21.300 hold together?
00:19:22.480 Do all the parts fit?
00:19:24.460 Is there anything
00:19:25.160 that would make you
00:19:25.780 question it
00:19:26.440 on the surface?
00:19:27.260 And the answer is
00:19:27.680 no.
00:19:28.780 On the surface,
00:19:30.200 it's really credible.
00:19:32.340 It doesn't mean
00:19:33.020 it's true,
00:19:33.980 but it's very credible.
00:19:35.080 So then Chris Hayes
00:19:39.400 is being blamed
00:19:40.120 of being
00:19:40.520 a Bernie supporter
00:19:42.620 who hopes
00:19:43.360 that Bernie
00:19:43.780 still has a chance
00:19:44.900 of slipping in there
00:19:46.580 and taking the nomination.
00:19:48.520 Maybe there's
00:19:48.980 something to that.
00:19:49.800 I don't know.
00:19:53.980 Let's see.
00:19:55.400 So Germany
00:19:56.340 decided to ban
00:19:57.980 Hezbollah
00:19:58.640 after, quote,
00:20:00.620 after assessing
00:20:01.420 that the Shia group
00:20:02.440 was behind
00:20:03.080 a multitude
00:20:03.600 of attacks
00:20:04.440 resulting in
00:20:05.880 hundreds of deaths
00:20:06.700 and injuries
00:20:07.380 worldwide.
00:20:08.680 And I'm thinking
00:20:09.580 to myself,
00:20:10.680 I'm glad that
00:20:12.360 Germany finally
00:20:13.420 got the news
00:20:14.380 because apparently
00:20:16.540 they've never had
00:20:17.260 news.
00:20:18.400 Because anybody
00:20:19.180 who had news
00:20:20.520 where things
00:20:21.700 are reported
00:20:22.360 and stuff like that
00:20:23.580 were kind of
00:20:24.720 already on this story.
00:20:26.500 Kind of already
00:20:27.440 on this Hezbollah
00:20:28.540 is bad situation.
00:20:30.700 But I'm glad
00:20:31.120 that Germany
00:20:31.620 finally found out
00:20:34.320 that Hezbollah
00:20:34.960 was not just
00:20:36.120 a social organization.
00:20:37.320 So good for them.
00:20:41.540 So the Trump
00:20:42.480 administration
00:20:42.880 is looking to
00:20:44.240 accelerate
00:20:44.900 a vaccine.
00:20:46.760 They're calling it
00:20:47.560 Operation Warp Speed
00:20:48.640 and have it
00:20:49.340 by maybe
00:20:50.260 by January.
00:20:52.620 Do you believe
00:20:53.300 that?
00:20:54.580 Do you believe
00:20:55.700 that the United States
00:20:56.660 will have
00:20:57.020 a vaccine
00:20:58.460 by January
00:20:59.440 which would be
00:21:00.200 at least
00:21:01.820 six months
00:21:02.360 before anybody
00:21:03.000 thought it would
00:21:03.660 happen?
00:21:05.660 I'm going to
00:21:06.460 say no
00:21:07.580 on that.
00:21:09.100 If I had to
00:21:09.660 guess,
00:21:10.660 I don't think
00:21:11.580 we'll have a
00:21:12.120 vaccine by
00:21:12.820 January.
00:21:14.600 But when I
00:21:15.640 say no,
00:21:16.200 I don't mean
00:21:16.620 90% no.
00:21:17.620 I mean
00:21:18.040 60% no.
00:21:21.660 So I'd say
00:21:22.300 slightly more
00:21:23.580 chance it won't
00:21:24.460 happen than it
00:21:25.200 will.
00:21:25.880 But I like
00:21:27.020 that it's out
00:21:27.480 there.
00:21:27.940 It could
00:21:28.240 work.
00:21:29.140 It's good
00:21:29.460 for the
00:21:29.740 economy to
00:21:30.260 have these
00:21:30.620 hopeful things
00:21:31.400 floating around
00:21:32.400 out there.
00:21:35.220 So was it
00:21:36.180 last night I
00:21:36.860 said on my
00:21:37.320 Periscope that
00:21:38.620 the news
00:21:39.240 that some
00:21:41.080 anonymous sources
00:21:42.340 say that
00:21:42.840 President Trump
00:21:43.600 yelled at his
00:21:44.920 campaign manager
00:21:45.860 Brad Parscale
00:21:46.760 and threatened
00:21:47.460 to sue him,
00:21:48.680 which doesn't
00:21:49.300 even make sense.
00:21:50.860 It's just a
00:21:51.660 crazy thing.
00:21:52.280 And I said
00:21:53.520 wait till
00:21:53.920 tomorrow and
00:21:54.560 the president
00:21:54.980 will tell you
00:21:55.520 that none of
00:21:55.980 that happened.
00:21:57.320 And we wake
00:21:58.260 up this morning
00:21:58.820 and the president
00:21:59.420 is tweeting,
00:22:00.600 it's fake news,
00:22:01.380 none of it
00:22:01.720 happened.
00:22:03.640 Fake news.
00:22:05.640 None of it
00:22:06.120 happened.
00:22:07.920 Called it.
00:22:09.380 There's a
00:22:10.080 strip club
00:22:11.460 that has
00:22:12.580 decided to
00:22:13.620 respond to
00:22:15.560 the coronavirus
00:22:16.040 by, they
00:22:16.820 created a
00:22:17.420 drive-through
00:22:18.320 strip club.
00:22:19.820 So it's in
00:22:20.560 a parking
00:22:20.940 lot.
00:22:21.880 I guess they
00:22:22.280 set up
00:22:22.640 tents and
00:22:23.180 stuff.
00:22:23.980 So you can
00:22:24.280 actually just
00:22:24.780 sort of drive
00:22:25.480 through and
00:22:26.780 from your car
00:22:27.420 window while
00:22:27.960 you're still
00:22:28.340 sitting in
00:22:28.780 your car,
00:22:29.340 you can look
00:22:29.920 at the
00:22:30.220 strippers who
00:22:31.120 are dancing
00:22:31.620 next to the
00:22:32.100 car, I
00:22:32.440 guess.
00:22:33.760 Okay.
00:22:34.680 Creativity.
00:22:36.020 We like that.
00:22:38.160 Alyssa Milano
00:22:39.160 decided she
00:22:40.860 needed to write
00:22:41.520 some kind of
00:22:42.160 a longer
00:22:42.880 explanation for
00:22:44.780 her support of
00:22:46.280 Biden, given
00:22:46.940 that he's been
00:22:47.460 accused of
00:22:48.000 Me Too-ish
00:22:48.440 stuff.
00:22:49.820 And it's
00:22:54.540 sort of
00:22:55.320 painful and
00:22:56.720 hilarious to
00:22:58.300 watch her try
00:22:59.000 to deal with
00:23:00.060 this terrible
00:23:00.660 situation.
00:23:02.440 So some of
00:23:03.380 the things she
00:23:03.760 said was, so
00:23:06.060 she sort of
00:23:06.540 summed it up
00:23:07.020 this way.
00:23:08.100 She said the
00:23:08.820 former charmed
00:23:10.900 actress insisted
00:23:12.480 that Reed's
00:23:13.080 allegations against
00:23:14.000 Biden, quote,
00:23:15.420 concern me
00:23:16.260 deeply, but
00:23:17.920 that Biden is
00:23:18.740 someone who
00:23:19.800 quote, who
00:23:20.900 I can't
00:23:21.500 picture doing
00:23:22.300 any of the
00:23:22.920 things of
00:23:23.520 which he's
00:23:24.000 accused.
00:23:25.260 So the
00:23:25.980 standard which
00:23:26.780 Alyssa Milano
00:23:27.560 has decided to
00:23:28.660 publicly state
00:23:29.940 for why she
00:23:31.380 believes Biden
00:23:32.100 is that she
00:23:33.760 can't picture him
00:23:34.960 doing the
00:23:35.460 things that he's
00:23:37.060 accused of
00:23:37.740 doing.
00:23:38.020 Okay.
00:23:40.140 Is that the
00:23:42.300 standard?
00:23:44.520 If you can't
00:23:45.840 picture it,
00:23:46.980 probably didn't
00:23:48.460 happen.
00:23:49.620 That's not
00:23:50.400 really a
00:23:50.900 standard.
00:23:52.520 If you ask
00:23:53.440 me, Alyssa
00:23:54.820 just told you
00:23:55.760 that the cat's
00:23:56.540 on the roof.
00:23:58.240 You know
00:23:58.500 what I mean?
00:23:59.480 The cat's on
00:24:00.360 the roof.
00:24:00.740 I think she's
00:24:01.980 saying that
00:24:04.220 she's very,
00:24:07.040 very aware
00:24:07.800 of her
00:24:08.260 situation.
00:24:09.700 So let's
00:24:10.020 just say that
00:24:10.580 there's no
00:24:11.240 stupidity involved
00:24:14.780 here.
00:24:16.080 It's obvious
00:24:17.020 that she's a
00:24:17.940 sentient human
00:24:19.280 who knows
00:24:19.840 exactly what
00:24:20.600 the problem
00:24:21.200 is and is
00:24:22.640 trying to deal
00:24:23.240 with the best
00:24:23.960 she can.
00:24:24.360 And, but
00:24:28.080 there's just
00:24:28.480 no right
00:24:28.900 solution.
00:24:29.980 There's no
00:24:30.740 right solution
00:24:31.580 if she also
00:24:32.340 wants a
00:24:32.760 democratic
00:24:33.220 president.
00:24:34.200 She doesn't
00:24:34.920 have another
00:24:35.440 option, that
00:24:36.280 is obvious
00:24:36.920 anyway.
00:24:38.000 And I
00:24:39.200 feel bad
00:24:40.300 for her
00:24:40.740 because it's
00:24:41.920 such a weak,
00:24:43.300 like every
00:24:43.840 woman in the
00:24:44.460 world just
00:24:45.060 said, are
00:24:46.360 you serious?
00:24:47.700 Are you
00:24:48.000 saying that
00:24:48.440 you're not
00:24:48.800 going to
00:24:49.080 believe me
00:24:49.660 when I say
00:24:50.160 that I got
00:24:50.620 sexually assaulted
00:24:51.480 because you
00:24:52.400 can't picture
00:24:52.980 that nice guy
00:24:53.660 doing it?
00:24:54.560 That's your
00:24:55.020 standard?
00:24:56.040 That sounds
00:24:56.680 like a guy's
00:24:57.440 standard.
00:24:58.560 That sounds
00:24:58.960 like something
00:24:59.360 a man would
00:24:59.980 say.
00:25:01.140 Doesn't it
00:25:01.580 sound like
00:25:01.940 that?
00:25:02.160 Like you're
00:25:02.720 talking about
00:25:03.180 your body
00:25:03.600 and you're
00:25:03.920 saying, oh
00:25:04.320 no, I
00:25:05.220 don't think
00:25:05.520 Bob did
00:25:05.980 that.
00:25:06.220 I just
00:25:06.480 can't picture
00:25:06.960 it.
00:25:07.360 I just
00:25:07.660 can't see
00:25:08.000 Bob doing
00:25:08.480 that.
00:25:09.280 That sounds
00:25:09.720 like something
00:25:10.100 a guy says.
00:25:11.420 It doesn't
00:25:11.980 sound like
00:25:12.380 something a
00:25:12.880 woman says.
00:25:13.660 Why?
00:25:14.660 Have you
00:25:14.960 ever talked
00:25:15.540 to a woman?
00:25:17.140 Do you
00:25:17.440 know what
00:25:17.860 experience women
00:25:19.500 have with men
00:25:20.440 every day?
00:25:22.300 Oh my God.
00:25:23.060 talk to any
00:25:25.000 modern youngish
00:25:26.800 woman in
00:25:28.180 today's world
00:25:28.880 and say,
00:25:29.520 so have men
00:25:30.860 ever surprised
00:25:31.780 you about how
00:25:33.700 awful they
00:25:34.360 really are and
00:25:35.320 you didn't
00:25:35.640 realize it until
00:25:36.360 it was too
00:25:36.800 late?
00:25:37.060 I think every
00:25:37.980 woman will
00:25:38.440 say, yeah,
00:25:39.620 yeah, I
00:25:40.740 trusted this
00:25:42.620 guy and then
00:25:43.260 he did this.
00:25:44.020 I thought he
00:25:44.460 was a good
00:25:44.820 guy but then
00:25:45.500 he did that.
00:25:46.280 It's the most
00:25:46.680 common thing
00:25:47.200 in the world.
00:25:48.900 Turns out all
00:25:49.700 men are bad.
00:25:51.180 So, no, I'm
00:25:52.860 just kidding,
00:25:53.380 you're not.
00:25:54.720 The men
00:25:55.340 watching this
00:25:55.840 are not bad.
00:25:57.020 But all of
00:25:57.940 the other men
00:25:58.580 in the world
00:26:00.280 who are not
00:26:01.440 watching this
00:26:01.940 periscope at
00:26:02.760 this moment,
00:26:03.920 they're all
00:26:04.520 dogs.
00:26:05.260 They're just
00:26:05.640 dogs.
00:26:06.660 Thank God
00:26:07.280 we're not.
00:26:08.820 Congratulations
00:26:09.420 on being on
00:26:10.160 the small
00:26:10.940 group of
00:26:11.720 men who
00:26:12.920 do not
00:26:13.320 ever do
00:26:13.700 bad things.
00:26:14.920 So, good
00:26:15.980 for you.
00:26:17.200 All right.
00:26:18.920 So, I've
00:26:19.680 been watching
00:26:20.160 as the
00:26:20.820 Democrats
00:26:21.320 slowly realize
00:26:22.440 that Biden
00:26:22.940 has no
00:26:23.500 chance of
00:26:24.040 winning.
00:26:24.900 And this
00:26:25.400 is a
00:26:25.820 fascinating
00:26:26.340 time because
00:26:27.860 usually you
00:26:28.880 don't get to
00:26:29.580 be this,
00:26:31.080 let's say,
00:26:31.800 aware of a
00:26:33.200 situation
00:26:33.660 developing.
00:26:34.760 And the
00:26:35.240 situation
00:26:35.640 that's
00:26:35.920 developing
00:26:36.340 is more
00:26:38.020 and more
00:26:38.360 of the
00:26:38.560 Democrats
00:26:39.040 have to
00:26:39.660 know that
00:26:40.760 Biden has
00:26:41.320 no realistic
00:26:42.040 chance,
00:26:43.260 you know,
00:26:43.460 unless, I
00:26:44.160 don't know,
00:26:44.740 something happened
00:26:45.340 to Trump
00:26:45.780 between now
00:26:46.360 and Election
00:26:46.920 Day.
00:26:47.420 But as long
00:26:47.980 as Trump
00:26:48.360 is healthy
00:26:48.860 and running
00:26:49.240 for election,
00:26:50.660 Biden doesn't
00:26:51.480 have a chance.
00:26:52.340 And they
00:26:52.560 must know
00:26:53.120 this by now.
00:26:54.400 Now, one
00:26:54.760 of the things
00:26:55.100 I didn't
00:26:56.020 know enough
00:26:56.740 about until
00:26:58.420 I just read
00:26:59.620 about it today
00:27:00.300 is apparently
00:27:01.360 Biden's got
00:27:02.160 some explaining
00:27:03.520 to do
00:27:04.140 about his
00:27:04.720 Senate days
00:27:05.420 and some
00:27:08.340 connections
00:27:09.100 with the
00:27:09.820 MBNA,
00:27:11.060 a bank
00:27:11.500 that was
00:27:11.840 bought by
00:27:12.200 Bank of
00:27:12.520 America
00:27:12.800 eventually.
00:27:13.540 But there
00:27:13.880 was a large
00:27:14.340 bank that
00:27:15.980 not only
00:27:16.540 bought
00:27:16.840 Biden's
00:27:17.440 house,
00:27:18.440 the CEO,
00:27:19.640 coincidentally,
00:27:20.480 the CEO of
00:27:21.080 the bank
00:27:21.560 that needed
00:27:22.520 Biden to
00:27:23.360 promote their
00:27:25.160 legislation and
00:27:26.140 whatnot,
00:27:27.000 the CEO of the
00:27:27.980 bank paid
00:27:29.060 way above
00:27:29.680 market rates
00:27:30.500 for Biden's
00:27:31.220 house.
00:27:32.460 He bought
00:27:32.760 his house
00:27:33.220 for way
00:27:33.760 more than
00:27:34.100 it was worth.
00:27:35.700 And then
00:27:36.080 he hired
00:27:36.940 Hunter Biden
00:27:38.440 for basically
00:27:40.820 a BS job.
00:27:43.480 So,
00:27:44.340 Biden is
00:27:45.840 just totally
00:27:47.340 dirty.
00:27:48.420 And it
00:27:48.720 looks like
00:27:49.760 it's pretty
00:27:50.100 easy to
00:27:50.540 demonstrate.
00:27:51.560 So not
00:27:52.040 only is
00:27:52.820 Biden
00:27:53.160 the financial
00:27:55.240 crook that
00:27:55.960 people have
00:27:56.400 been assuming
00:27:57.520 they would
00:27:57.980 find on
00:27:58.620 Trump,
00:27:59.060 like,
00:27:59.820 didn't you
00:28:00.100 think that
00:28:00.480 the Democrats
00:28:01.080 would find
00:28:01.560 something by
00:28:02.300 now?
00:28:03.360 You know,
00:28:03.560 something about
00:28:04.280 a loan or
00:28:05.240 some money
00:28:05.940 or a deal.
00:28:08.280 Correct me if
00:28:09.040 I'm wrong,
00:28:09.520 but during the
00:28:10.000 entire Trump
00:28:10.740 presidency,
00:28:11.280 they haven't
00:28:11.840 really found
00:28:12.440 anything they
00:28:12.960 didn't know
00:28:13.300 about already,
00:28:13.940 right?
00:28:14.800 Everything about
00:28:15.620 the president
00:28:16.040 was kind of
00:28:16.560 known and the
00:28:17.220 things they
00:28:17.660 thought they
00:28:18.600 found,
00:28:19.300 like the
00:28:19.720 Deutsche Bank
00:28:20.380 loan,
00:28:21.260 it just
00:28:21.500 didn't exist.
00:28:23.040 So Biden
00:28:23.680 has exactly
00:28:25.340 the problems
00:28:26.140 that the
00:28:26.560 president's been
00:28:27.220 accused of,
00:28:27.980 and there are
00:28:28.520 exactly the
00:28:29.360 reasons that
00:28:30.560 people wanted
00:28:31.180 him replaced.
00:28:32.540 So Biden
00:28:32.980 clearly was on
00:28:33.940 the take.
00:28:35.000 I'm just going
00:28:35.480 to say that
00:28:35.960 as a fact.
00:28:38.340 I believe it's
00:28:38.980 demonstrated in
00:28:40.140 the public
00:28:40.840 record,
00:28:41.380 Byron York
00:28:41.920 did reporting
00:28:42.560 on this back
00:28:43.140 in 98,
00:28:44.440 it seems to
00:28:45.280 be in the
00:28:45.620 public record
00:28:46.280 that he was
00:28:47.660 a dirty
00:28:48.160 politician and
00:28:49.060 he was on
00:28:49.380 the take.
00:28:50.200 And we know
00:28:50.780 the names,
00:28:51.400 we know how
00:28:51.780 much money,
00:28:52.960 we know how.
00:28:53.680 it's just
00:28:54.740 that they
00:28:55.080 did it
00:28:55.520 legally.
00:28:56.700 So the
00:28:57.340 way he
00:28:57.740 took his
00:28:58.200 bribes is
00:29:00.500 hard to
00:29:00.940 prove.
00:29:02.320 Somebody
00:29:02.800 overpaid for
00:29:03.600 a house,
00:29:04.660 that happens.
00:29:05.980 Somebody hired
00:29:06.840 somebody who
00:29:07.340 wasn't fully
00:29:07.880 qualified,
00:29:09.240 that happens
00:29:09.920 too.
00:29:10.760 So it's all
00:29:11.220 this sort of
00:29:12.060 can't really
00:29:13.100 prove it,
00:29:14.380 but it's also
00:29:15.040 well documented
00:29:15.900 and it's
00:29:16.320 obvious.
00:29:18.140 So he has
00:29:18.840 no chance of
00:29:19.380 winning.
00:29:19.600 And what's
00:29:20.260 the interesting
00:29:20.820 part is that
00:29:21.540 what is
00:29:22.100 predicted by
00:29:23.660 this slow
00:29:24.480 turn to the
00:29:25.300 realization that
00:29:26.140 they've picked
00:29:26.580 the only guy
00:29:27.300 who couldn't
00:29:27.700 beat Trump,
00:29:28.700 I mean,
00:29:29.000 I swear to
00:29:29.420 God,
00:29:29.720 all they
00:29:30.060 needed was
00:29:30.520 a sentient
00:29:31.220 being as
00:29:32.560 a Democrat.
00:29:33.940 And that
00:29:34.540 sentient being
00:29:35.340 would have had
00:29:35.820 a good chance
00:29:36.700 of beating
00:29:37.560 Trump just
00:29:38.180 because of
00:29:38.480 the popularity.
00:29:40.220 But they
00:29:41.140 managed to
00:29:42.100 nominate the
00:29:42.580 only guy who
00:29:43.260 can't beat
00:29:43.720 him.
00:29:44.840 Well,
00:29:45.200 maybe Bernie
00:29:45.780 couldn't.
00:29:46.680 But I feel
00:29:47.680 like,
00:29:47.960 I feel
00:29:50.680 like there's
00:29:51.540 going to be
00:29:51.820 this big
00:29:52.320 cognitive
00:29:52.900 dissonance
00:29:53.580 moment.
00:29:54.640 And here's
00:29:54.980 my prediction.
00:29:56.300 I believe
00:29:57.040 that there
00:29:57.360 will be a
00:29:57.800 new reason
00:29:58.580 for supporting
00:30:01.040 Biden.
00:30:01.760 Because it
00:30:02.240 might be
00:30:02.560 too late,
00:30:04.280 at least for
00:30:05.020 a little
00:30:05.300 while,
00:30:05.760 maybe he'll
00:30:06.240 eventually be
00:30:06.860 replaced,
00:30:07.840 but at least
00:30:08.280 for a little
00:30:08.660 while they're
00:30:09.100 going to be
00:30:09.340 riding this
00:30:09.820 Biden horse
00:30:10.440 and they
00:30:10.760 have to
00:30:11.180 say stuff
00:30:12.900 about it.
00:30:13.600 They have
00:30:13.860 to comment,
00:30:14.520 even though
00:30:14.860 everybody's
00:30:15.280 hiding and
00:30:15.760 not commenting
00:30:16.300 about Tara
00:30:16.840 Reid,
00:30:17.520 the Democrats
00:30:18.060 are.
00:30:19.740 But I
00:30:21.440 think that
00:30:22.900 cognitive
00:30:23.420 dissonance
00:30:24.160 will cause
00:30:25.200 them to
00:30:25.740 concoct a
00:30:26.620 new reason
00:30:27.400 for why
00:30:28.440 Biden must
00:30:29.220 be the one
00:30:29.700 they vote
00:30:30.120 for,
00:30:30.460 despite having
00:30:31.120 no functioning
00:30:31.820 brain and
00:30:32.860 being on
00:30:33.600 the take,
00:30:34.560 and also
00:30:34.960 being somewhat
00:30:35.960 of a rapist.
00:30:37.040 I think that
00:30:37.800 they're going
00:30:38.800 to have to
00:30:40.000 come up with
00:30:40.860 a whole new
00:30:41.580 absurd-sounding
00:30:42.560 justification.
00:30:43.420 So remember
00:30:44.740 I said
00:30:45.160 this,
00:30:46.460 and then
00:30:47.000 I'm guessing
00:30:47.880 within two
00:30:48.700 weeks,
00:30:49.360 maybe three,
00:30:50.720 you're going
00:30:51.080 to hear
00:30:51.340 somebody
00:30:52.080 explaining why
00:30:52.940 they support
00:30:53.560 Biden in
00:30:54.940 words that
00:30:55.720 you think
00:30:56.140 are just
00:30:56.460 crazy.
00:30:57.480 I don't
00:30:58.000 know what
00:30:58.240 they'll look
00:30:58.620 like,
00:30:59.000 but they'll
00:30:59.300 sound crazy.
00:31:00.680 It'll be
00:31:00.980 something like,
00:31:02.220 well,
00:31:02.680 I know
00:31:05.000 that it's not
00:31:05.800 a perfect
00:31:06.240 choice,
00:31:07.080 but Biden
00:31:07.960 at least
00:31:08.520 protects the
00:31:09.500 integrity of
00:31:10.380 the Constitution.
00:31:11.080 it'll just be
00:31:12.220 something that
00:31:12.620 doesn't make
00:31:13.000 any sense.
00:31:17.100 Steve Cortez
00:31:18.260 is doing
00:31:18.760 this little
00:31:19.240 video piece
00:31:20.520 called the
00:31:21.480 Mega Minute,
00:31:23.140 and in it,
00:31:23.880 I just tweeted
00:31:24.420 it today,
00:31:25.600 he's saying
00:31:26.240 that 69%
00:31:27.220 of Hispanics
00:31:28.140 are in favor
00:31:29.320 of closing
00:31:30.100 the border
00:31:30.920 for the
00:31:31.320 coronavirus.
00:31:32.520 69%
00:31:33.600 of Hispanics
00:31:34.420 said that
00:31:35.760 when it came
00:31:36.800 right down
00:31:37.260 to the
00:31:38.720 metal meets
00:31:40.360 the road,
00:31:40.760 is that
00:31:41.240 what they
00:31:41.520 say?
00:31:42.060 Rubber
00:31:42.440 meets
00:31:42.660 the road?
00:31:43.260 When it
00:31:43.660 came right
00:31:44.000 down to
00:31:44.360 it,
00:31:45.420 the Hispanics
00:31:46.000 said,
00:31:46.300 you know,
00:31:46.660 maybe we
00:31:47.000 should close
00:31:47.380 that border
00:31:47.800 69%,
00:31:49.260 and I
00:31:50.200 think it
00:31:50.400 was one
00:31:50.660 of the
00:31:50.840 highest
00:31:51.120 percentages.
00:31:52.580 So anybody
00:31:53.120 who thinks
00:31:53.680 that Hispanic
00:31:54.560 Americans
00:31:55.200 are not
00:31:56.760 fully invested
00:31:59.260 in the
00:32:00.060 American
00:32:00.500 situation,
00:32:01.900 just look
00:32:02.340 at the
00:32:02.540 numbers.
00:32:03.920 Hispanic
00:32:04.520 Americans
00:32:05.060 are just
00:32:08.480 as America
00:32:09.100 first as
00:32:09.780 anybody
00:32:10.760 else.
00:32:13.000 Here's a
00:32:13.660 fascinating
00:32:14.160 news story
00:32:14.880 that I
00:32:15.220 hadn't
00:32:15.660 heard of.
00:32:16.600 I think
00:32:16.900 this came
00:32:17.320 from the
00:32:17.660 Jerusalem
00:32:18.080 Post.
00:32:18.720 I have
00:32:18.880 not seen
00:32:19.300 this reported
00:32:20.520 in American
00:32:21.380 media.
00:32:22.800 And the
00:32:23.000 report is
00:32:23.440 this,
00:32:24.420 that when
00:32:25.080 Trump was
00:32:25.840 talking to
00:32:26.320 the Saudis
00:32:27.060 about
00:32:28.220 decreasing
00:32:29.960 their oil
00:32:30.440 production to
00:32:31.280 support the
00:32:32.000 oil prices,
00:32:32.640 apparently
00:32:34.140 Trump
00:32:34.640 threatened
00:32:35.360 Crown
00:32:36.860 Prince
00:32:37.240 Mohammed
00:32:37.660 bin
00:32:37.960 Salman
00:32:38.360 that unless
00:32:39.520 they cut
00:32:40.460 their
00:32:40.660 production
00:32:41.120 that we
00:32:43.320 would withdraw
00:32:44.060 military
00:32:44.700 support from
00:32:45.560 Saudi Arabia.
00:32:47.900 Now that's
00:32:49.520 a negotiation.
00:32:52.620 Now I think
00:32:53.640 Trump denies
00:32:54.700 that it
00:32:55.120 happened.
00:32:56.180 I think he
00:32:56.880 denies saying
00:32:57.880 it directly.
00:32:59.400 But I don't
00:32:59.820 think he
00:33:00.100 had to say
00:33:00.460 it directly
00:33:00.980 because even
00:33:01.500 the reporting
00:33:02.080 says that
00:33:03.280 the way he
00:33:03.900 said it,
00:33:04.340 and you
00:33:04.580 can't trust
00:33:05.120 this reporting,
00:33:06.020 at least in
00:33:06.500 terms of the
00:33:07.000 exact wording
00:33:07.680 of things,
00:33:08.740 but the
00:33:09.200 report is
00:33:09.900 that he
00:33:10.840 said he
00:33:11.420 would be
00:33:11.720 powerless
00:33:12.180 to stop
00:33:12.780 lawmakers
00:33:13.340 from passing
00:33:14.760 legislation to
00:33:15.860 withdraw U.S.
00:33:16.760 troops from
00:33:17.420 the kingdom.
00:33:18.580 So in other
00:33:19.100 words, the
00:33:20.480 reporting is that
00:33:21.300 Trump didn't
00:33:21.800 say, I will
00:33:22.560 take the
00:33:23.200 military support
00:33:24.820 away.
00:33:25.140 He did it
00:33:25.520 the smart
00:33:25.900 way so he
00:33:27.000 can stay
00:33:27.420 friends with
00:33:27.980 the leaders
00:33:28.420 and say,
00:33:28.960 hey, if
00:33:29.800 you don't
00:33:30.340 cut production,
00:33:31.080 I don't
00:33:31.320 know what
00:33:31.520 I'm going
00:33:31.760 to do.
00:33:32.080 There's
00:33:32.240 nothing I
00:33:32.640 can do.
00:33:33.420 Congress is
00:33:34.040 going to
00:33:34.280 pull military
00:33:34.920 support from
00:33:36.140 Saudi Arabia.
00:33:37.520 Now, did
00:33:38.120 Congress ever
00:33:38.860 say that?
00:33:41.180 Maybe.
00:33:42.800 Maybe not.
00:33:44.900 But the
00:33:46.060 report is that
00:33:46.840 when MBS
00:33:47.520 heard this,
00:33:48.120 he cleared
00:33:48.580 the room to
00:33:50.000 get everybody
00:33:50.700 out of the
00:33:51.000 room so he
00:33:51.480 could talk to
00:33:52.080 Trump because
00:33:53.380 when he found
00:33:54.260 out that Trump
00:33:54.860 was threatening
00:33:55.400 to withdraw all
00:33:56.920 military support
00:33:57.900 from Saudi
00:33:58.520 Arabia, that's
00:33:59.880 kind of the
00:34:00.360 end of your
00:34:00.940 kingdom.
00:34:02.180 I mean, you
00:34:02.860 got a real
00:34:03.400 problem if the
00:34:04.880 United States
00:34:05.540 withdraws military
00:34:06.760 support.
00:34:07.380 Now, was the
00:34:08.600 president bluffing?
00:34:11.240 Yes and no.
00:34:13.200 Because we don't
00:34:14.100 know what would
00:34:14.840 have happened.
00:34:16.060 We don't know.
00:34:17.620 But here was the
00:34:18.500 argument that I
00:34:21.680 think is just a
00:34:22.540 game-ender.
00:34:24.080 So you can't
00:34:25.560 have an argument
00:34:26.140 after this
00:34:26.860 statement.
00:34:28.200 Why defend
00:34:29.100 their industry
00:34:29.800 when they are
00:34:30.440 attacking ours?
00:34:32.800 Right?
00:34:33.460 So if we have
00:34:34.480 our military
00:34:35.320 defense literally
00:34:36.740 defending their
00:34:37.620 oil industry
00:34:38.340 because we've
00:34:38.820 got assets in
00:34:40.200 place in a
00:34:41.600 country that's
00:34:42.100 mostly an oil
00:34:42.740 producing country,
00:34:43.500 if we're putting
00:34:44.480 our military over
00:34:45.340 there to protect
00:34:46.280 their oil industry
00:34:47.440 and their country,
00:34:49.240 can we put up
00:34:50.880 with a situation
00:34:51.600 in which they're
00:34:52.340 attacking our
00:34:53.120 oil industry
00:34:53.740 while we're
00:34:54.480 literally defending
00:34:56.060 theirs?
00:34:57.460 As soon as you
00:34:58.220 hear that, it's
00:34:59.080 the end of the
00:34:59.600 conversation,
00:35:00.320 right?
00:35:01.500 Right?
00:35:02.860 That's the end
00:35:03.840 of the conversation.
00:35:05.440 You know, why are
00:35:06.000 we defending your
00:35:07.060 oil industry while
00:35:07.980 you're attacking
00:35:08.660 ours?
00:35:09.260 Boom.
00:35:10.540 You can stop
00:35:11.640 talking after that
00:35:12.980 and you can just
00:35:14.240 look at the other
00:35:14.860 person and if they
00:35:15.680 talk, you don't
00:35:16.180 have to listen
00:35:16.700 because you know
00:35:17.780 where it's going.
00:35:18.960 Once you've said
00:35:19.860 that frame, you
00:35:21.480 know, we're
00:35:21.840 protecting your
00:35:22.540 oil industry at
00:35:23.300 the same time
00:35:23.820 you're attacking
00:35:24.340 ours, you know
00:35:25.680 that's not a
00:35:26.340 situation that
00:35:27.100 can last.
00:35:28.520 One of you is
00:35:29.300 going to change
00:35:29.800 that situation
00:35:30.520 and the president
00:35:31.680 just says, here's
00:35:32.440 your situation.
00:35:33.540 We're protecting
00:35:34.220 your oil industry
00:35:35.100 while you're
00:35:36.740 attacking ours.
00:35:38.360 Guess what's
00:35:38.980 going to happen?
00:35:40.240 You figure it
00:35:40.860 out.
00:35:41.700 You do the math.
00:35:43.160 What do you
00:35:43.420 think is going
00:35:43.800 to happen?
00:35:44.700 If you're
00:35:45.100 attacking our
00:35:45.720 oil industry
00:35:46.360 while we're
00:35:47.240 protecting yours,
00:35:48.420 you figure it
00:35:49.020 out.
00:35:49.620 What the fuck
00:35:50.460 do you think
00:35:50.840 is going to
00:35:51.140 happen?
00:35:52.420 So I love
00:35:53.860 that that
00:35:54.280 worked out
00:35:54.960 for the
00:35:55.260 president.
00:35:57.540 So CNN
00:35:58.400 has a kind
00:35:59.340 of a tough
00:35:59.720 time this
00:36:00.160 week because
00:36:00.640 they can't
00:36:01.080 cover two
00:36:01.540 of the biggest
00:36:02.000 stories in
00:36:02.540 the news.
00:36:03.580 Now, they
00:36:04.440 have mentioned
00:36:05.220 them, so I'm
00:36:06.160 not going to
00:36:06.560 say they've
00:36:07.000 ignored them
00:36:07.660 entirely.
00:36:08.800 But given
00:36:10.280 that these are
00:36:10.880 the two biggest
00:36:11.540 stories, I
00:36:12.400 would argue,
00:36:13.360 they're very
00:36:14.280 undercovered.
00:36:15.900 So it's
00:36:16.220 almost like you
00:36:17.620 can't find them.
00:36:18.400 You know,
00:36:19.060 it tends to
00:36:19.580 be the
00:36:19.880 little note
00:36:20.700 on the
00:36:21.000 page, not
00:36:21.500 the headline.
00:36:22.360 But the
00:36:22.780 two big
00:36:23.100 stories, of
00:36:23.560 course, are
00:36:23.880 General Flynn.
00:36:25.320 And if they
00:36:25.980 cover that, it
00:36:26.840 would make the
00:36:27.680 reporting from
00:36:28.440 the whole Russia
00:36:29.060 collusion thing
00:36:29.900 look ridiculous.
00:36:31.840 So that's got to
00:36:32.760 be embarrassing.
00:36:33.280 Plus, it's good
00:36:34.000 for the
00:36:34.260 president, so
00:36:34.940 they don't
00:36:35.340 want to cover
00:36:35.720 that.
00:36:36.440 Then there's
00:36:36.860 the Tara
00:36:37.220 Reid accusations,
00:36:38.360 which they
00:36:38.800 have mentioned,
00:36:40.460 but they don't
00:36:41.340 want to focus
00:36:42.000 on that too
00:36:42.540 much.
00:36:43.200 And I thought
00:36:43.520 the only thing
00:36:44.060 that could make
00:36:44.520 this week
00:36:45.040 better, the
00:36:46.940 only thing that
00:36:47.600 could make
00:36:47.880 this week
00:36:48.280 better, is
00:36:50.000 if there's a
00:36:50.500 new study
00:36:51.000 coming out
00:36:51.520 saying hydroxychloroquine
00:36:53.000 really works.
00:36:54.580 Because then there
00:36:55.160 would be three
00:36:55.760 top stories the
00:36:57.380 CNN couldn't
00:36:58.140 cover.
00:37:00.460 And that would
00:37:01.180 just be hilarious.
00:37:01.880 Now, I'm not
00:37:03.220 aware of any
00:37:03.780 study about
00:37:04.320 hydroxychloroquine
00:37:05.360 that's coming
00:37:05.860 out today or
00:37:06.700 this week, but
00:37:08.200 wouldn't it be
00:37:08.820 great?
00:37:10.240 Don't you think
00:37:10.820 the simulation is
00:37:11.920 going to serve
00:37:12.420 this up?
00:37:13.640 Because CNN's
00:37:14.440 already like,
00:37:15.240 ah, two biggest
00:37:16.660 stories, and we
00:37:17.820 don't want to
00:37:18.260 talk about them.
00:37:19.420 We'll mention
00:37:20.100 them.
00:37:20.960 We'll mention
00:37:21.560 them so later
00:37:22.180 people can't say
00:37:22.920 you didn't talk
00:37:23.460 about them.
00:37:24.220 But we're not
00:37:24.860 going to talk
00:37:25.320 about them too
00:37:25.880 much.
00:37:27.240 Oh my God, if
00:37:28.380 the hydroxychloroquine
00:37:29.480 turned out to be
00:37:30.260 workable, that
00:37:31.860 would just be
00:37:32.280 the perfect
00:37:32.860 day.
00:37:35.060 All right.
00:37:37.840 Stormy Daniels,
00:37:38.920 somebody says,
00:37:39.780 what about it?
00:37:41.440 You know, all
00:37:41.960 of Trump's
00:37:43.020 allegations have
00:37:43.940 been somewhat
00:37:44.580 vetted.
00:37:46.180 And Trump has
00:37:48.180 two advantages
00:37:48.960 over Biden when
00:37:50.540 it comes to the
00:37:51.360 accusations.
00:37:52.840 Number one,
00:37:53.860 Trump has been
00:37:54.700 president.
00:37:55.940 And we did not
00:37:56.900 see any harmful
00:37:57.920 effects from
00:37:58.880 Stormy Daniels.
00:38:00.780 Right?
00:38:01.500 Did you see the
00:38:03.060 president perform
00:38:03.940 worse because of
00:38:06.080 anything that
00:38:06.600 happened with
00:38:07.200 Stormy Daniels?
00:38:08.200 No.
00:38:08.700 I mean, it took
00:38:09.200 his time.
00:38:10.300 It was a
00:38:10.860 distraction.
00:38:11.980 But I don't
00:38:12.640 think he made
00:38:13.100 any different
00:38:13.600 decisions about
00:38:14.580 the world or
00:38:15.520 presidenting.
00:38:18.300 So the
00:38:19.040 president not
00:38:19.700 only ran for
00:38:20.680 office by telling
00:38:21.600 us directly, I'm
00:38:22.880 no angel, but we
00:38:24.540 all knew it.
00:38:26.100 You know, he
00:38:26.460 didn't even have
00:38:26.940 to tell us.
00:38:28.100 Everybody knew
00:38:28.940 that when Trump
00:38:30.280 was elected, there
00:38:31.060 would be an
00:38:31.440 endless number of
00:38:32.780 stories and
00:38:33.660 accusations.
00:38:35.220 Some might be
00:38:35.940 true, some might
00:38:36.840 not be true, some
00:38:37.880 might be exaggerated,
00:38:38.880 but there's nobody
00:38:39.640 who didn't know
00:38:40.280 it.
00:38:41.060 So the fact that
00:38:42.180 everybody expected
00:38:43.400 it, and then we've
00:38:44.680 watched him do the
00:38:45.460 job for, it'll be
00:38:46.500 four years by
00:38:47.280 election day, if you
00:38:48.960 watch him do the
00:38:49.580 job and it doesn't
00:38:50.600 affect them, you can
00:38:52.440 kind of discount it
00:38:53.440 because he never
00:38:54.360 really tried to hide
00:38:55.280 it, he just said,
00:38:56.540 hey, I'm no
00:38:57.120 angel.
00:38:59.000 Whereas Biden, his
00:39:00.800 entire vibe is the
00:39:02.100 opposite.
00:39:03.360 So if it comes out
00:39:04.340 that he's in any
00:39:06.000 way like Trump, the
00:39:07.180 whole argument for
00:39:08.120 why you need to
00:39:08.780 promote or replace
00:39:10.380 Trump goes away.
00:39:12.180 Obviously.
00:39:13.620 All right.
00:39:17.120 Stormy said she
00:39:18.040 lied.
00:39:18.820 About what?
00:39:20.120 Is that new news?
00:39:21.260 I haven't heard
00:39:21.640 anything about that.
00:39:25.280 Somebody says there
00:39:29.220 was a hydroxychloroquine
00:39:30.340 story yesterday.
00:39:32.800 I didn't see a story
00:39:34.000 yesterday that said
00:39:34.860 it was 90% effective.
00:39:38.020 Oh, I think that 90%
00:39:39.400 was not the 90%.
00:39:41.640 It didn't sound, it
00:39:43.500 wasn't as good as that
00:39:44.260 sounds.
00:39:45.100 If it's the study you're
00:39:46.800 talking about that I
00:39:47.880 did see.
00:39:52.640 He is not in the
00:39:53.680 basement.
00:39:54.000 Yeah, Trump is not
00:39:55.860 in the basement.
00:39:56.460 That certainly makes
00:39:57.040 a difference.
00:40:00.960 40% chance that Scott
00:40:02.660 can't predict the
00:40:03.500 future.
00:40:04.420 There's a 100% chance
00:40:05.760 I can't predict the
00:40:06.740 future.
00:40:07.440 Nobody can predict
00:40:08.200 the future.
00:40:11.680 Oh, Elon Musk.
00:40:13.800 Yeah, so we have the
00:40:14.940 battle of the
00:40:15.460 billionaires.
00:40:16.140 So Mark Cuban and
00:40:17.240 Elon Musk seem to be
00:40:18.780 on opposite ends
00:40:20.460 about the shutdown.
00:40:22.140 Mark Cuban is more
00:40:24.040 the, you know,
00:40:25.200 let's be smart.
00:40:28.500 I don't think he
00:40:29.360 commits to exactly
00:40:30.320 where we should open
00:40:31.720 up and why.
00:40:33.140 Whereas Elon Musk is
00:40:34.480 more, it's a fascist
00:40:35.760 thing, free everybody
00:40:37.560 and let us live.
00:40:39.660 And I'm not sure
00:40:40.840 that either of them,
00:40:41.760 I don't think that
00:40:42.640 either of them are
00:40:43.280 wrong.
00:40:44.320 Those are just two
00:40:45.420 different priorities.
00:40:53.320 Studies countering
00:40:54.460 studies.
00:40:55.540 Trump is going to
00:40:56.880 Phoenix.
00:40:57.380 He is.
00:40:59.420 Stormy said after
00:41:00.640 that the affair
00:41:01.400 never happened.
00:41:02.380 No, she didn't.
00:41:04.600 No, she did not.
00:41:05.940 All right, I'm
00:41:13.120 just looking at
00:41:13.660 your, somebody
00:41:16.280 said French
00:41:17.040 studies as
00:41:17.880 lupus patients
00:41:18.900 on hydroxy
00:41:19.840 did better.
00:41:22.480 Well, we'll
00:41:23.360 look for that.
00:41:24.220 I'm not aware of
00:41:24.920 any new
00:41:25.820 hydroxychloroquine
00:41:26.920 studies in the
00:41:27.800 last 24 hours,
00:41:28.880 but let's see
00:41:30.220 if there are.
00:41:30.640 The Wuhan
00:41:33.500 Institute
00:41:34.080 filed for a
00:41:36.080 patent on
00:41:36.480 remdesivir.
00:41:37.620 Yeah, the fact
00:41:38.240 that China can
00:41:38.980 file a patent
00:41:39.720 on American
00:41:40.660 intellectual
00:41:41.640 property,
00:41:43.240 that's pretty
00:41:45.140 much all you
00:41:45.940 need, right,
00:41:48.100 to withdraw
00:41:49.600 from any kind
00:41:50.320 of connection
00:41:50.760 with China.
00:41:58.820 Somebody
00:41:59.380 says their
00:41:59.880 throat is
00:42:00.360 getting sore
00:42:00.880 and they
00:42:01.140 haven't left
00:42:01.460 the house
00:42:01.820 in six
00:42:02.280 weeks.
00:42:03.640 Well, I
00:42:04.180 don't think
00:42:04.540 it's the
00:42:04.860 coronavirus
00:42:05.260 then.
00:42:07.140 Oh, yeah,
00:42:07.580 the lady
00:42:08.160 with the
00:42:08.560 fish tank
00:42:09.040 cleaner whose
00:42:09.740 husband died
00:42:10.520 of it,
00:42:11.720 she's being
00:42:12.880 investigated for
00:42:13.640 homicide.
00:42:15.040 So, that's
00:42:16.280 a new twist.
00:42:17.880 So, it turns
00:42:18.420 out that maybe
00:42:19.100 they didn't
00:42:22.220 die from
00:42:24.380 taking President
00:42:25.260 Trump's
00:42:25.700 advice.
00:42:26.260 Maybe it
00:42:26.740 was a
00:42:27.020 murder.
00:42:27.700 All along,
00:42:28.480 maybe.
00:42:30.360 All right.
00:42:34.580 I saw a
00:42:35.420 what was
00:42:37.600 it, Dr.
00:42:38.440 Didier, the
00:42:39.940 French
00:42:41.060 virologist
00:42:42.680 expert, he
00:42:43.980 said that
00:42:44.420 Dr. Fauci
00:42:45.280 doesn't know
00:42:46.880 what he's
00:42:47.140 talking about
00:42:47.760 with the
00:42:48.260 second bump.
00:42:50.180 So, Fauci
00:42:51.140 has talked
00:42:51.540 about how
00:42:52.020 even if we
00:42:52.600 get on top
00:42:53.160 of it in
00:42:53.560 the summer,
00:42:54.140 it's likely
00:42:54.960 to be a
00:42:55.500 second peak
00:42:57.240 sometime later
00:42:58.480 in the next
00:42:59.000 season because
00:42:59.700 we won't be
00:43:00.260 able to
00:43:00.620 completely get
00:43:01.300 rid of it.
00:43:02.280 And Didier,
00:43:03.000 the French
00:43:03.580 guy, said,
00:43:04.560 no, that's
00:43:05.000 just bad
00:43:05.780 pattern
00:43:06.160 recognition
00:43:06.720 because in
00:43:08.220 1918, that's
00:43:09.380 what happened.
00:43:10.400 But in
00:43:10.760 1918, the
00:43:12.020 1918 flu
00:43:13.000 started in
00:43:13.720 the summer.
00:43:14.660 So, because it
00:43:15.540 started in the
00:43:16.260 summer, it had a
00:43:17.100 different arc.
00:43:18.380 And he said,
00:43:19.200 no, that's just
00:43:19.780 bad analysis
00:43:20.740 that if it
00:43:22.420 started when it
00:43:23.060 started, you're
00:43:23.760 going to get
00:43:24.000 one hump and
00:43:25.160 then it will
00:43:25.500 die out.
00:43:25.960 But here's
00:43:26.340 the most
00:43:26.640 interesting
00:43:27.080 thing.
00:43:27.940 Remember, I
00:43:28.720 drew a picture
00:43:31.040 on my white
00:43:32.180 board the
00:43:32.540 other day, and
00:43:33.780 I showed that
00:43:34.400 the prediction
00:43:35.640 is that we're
00:43:36.420 trying to
00:43:37.020 flatten the
00:43:37.480 curve, and
00:43:38.400 then at some
00:43:38.820 point it'll
00:43:39.360 die out.
00:43:40.260 And I was
00:43:40.880 complaining, and
00:43:41.680 I said, we
00:43:42.240 don't have a
00:43:42.820 plan, there's
00:43:44.200 nothing that
00:43:44.700 we're doing
00:43:45.360 that would
00:43:46.240 suggest there's
00:43:46.860 any reason for
00:43:47.720 the virus ever
00:43:48.960 to die out
00:43:49.760 without herd
00:43:51.220 immunity, and
00:43:51.920 we wouldn't
00:43:52.320 have it by
00:43:52.860 that time on
00:43:53.500 the graph.
00:43:54.360 So I was
00:43:55.140 saying, we
00:43:55.720 have no
00:43:56.180 plan for
00:43:57.560 this virus
00:43:58.540 to decrease
00:43:59.400 in effectiveness
00:44:00.400 because there's
00:44:01.500 nothing we're
00:44:01.980 doing that
00:44:02.500 will make it
00:44:02.980 happen.
00:44:03.780 And here's
00:44:04.280 what DDA
00:44:04.720 said.
00:44:05.600 He said
00:44:05.980 that all
00:44:06.380 viruses
00:44:07.100 peter out,
00:44:08.920 and here's
00:44:09.440 the key
00:44:09.920 sentence,
00:44:11.400 from a
00:44:11.780 top virologist,
00:44:13.620 we don't
00:44:14.160 know why.
00:44:16.480 What?
00:44:17.640 Are you
00:44:18.040 kidding me?
00:44:19.340 Did you
00:44:19.700 hear that?
00:44:20.120 So DDA
00:44:20.960 is that
00:44:22.440 DDA
00:44:22.800 Raoul?
00:44:25.520 Am I
00:44:26.120 using his
00:44:26.540 first name
00:44:26.980 instead of
00:44:27.280 his last
00:44:27.680 name?
00:44:28.120 Is that
00:44:28.340 what I'm
00:44:28.580 doing?
00:44:29.060 Anyway,
00:44:29.640 he's this
00:44:29.920 top French
00:44:30.560 virologist
00:44:31.320 guy, and
00:44:33.140 he says
00:44:33.840 that we
00:44:34.220 actually don't
00:44:35.060 know why
00:44:35.700 viruses
00:44:36.380 peter out.
00:44:38.060 And I
00:44:38.640 thought, are
00:44:39.120 you serious?
00:44:40.620 How do we
00:44:41.020 not know
00:44:41.460 that?
00:44:42.460 Isn't our
00:44:43.100 entire
00:44:43.680 strategy based
00:44:45.580 on some
00:44:47.020 understanding
00:44:47.660 of that?
00:44:48.740 We don't
00:44:49.160 know why
00:44:49.640 they decrease
00:44:50.440 because they
00:44:51.100 all do.
00:44:52.040 So DDA
00:44:52.540 just says,
00:44:53.160 yeah, they
00:44:53.400 all do
00:44:53.760 that.
00:44:55.360 You won't
00:44:56.020 even have to
00:44:56.400 do anything
00:44:56.740 special,
00:44:57.340 apparently.
00:44:58.080 If you
00:44:58.620 can survive,
00:45:00.040 you just
00:45:00.740 have to
00:45:01.100 wait.
00:45:01.880 Now, I
00:45:02.180 don't know
00:45:02.440 why that's
00:45:02.920 true.
00:45:05.220 Somebody
00:45:05.660 says vaccines
00:45:06.960 might be part
00:45:07.580 of the issue.
00:45:08.420 I don't
00:45:08.720 think so,
00:45:09.260 because prior
00:45:10.700 to the age
00:45:11.360 of vaccines,
00:45:12.600 every virus
00:45:13.520 came and
00:45:13.980 went as
00:45:14.440 well.
00:45:14.680 So,
00:45:16.820 oh, it's
00:45:17.220 DDA
00:45:17.740 DDA
00:45:19.620 Raut.
00:45:22.260 So I
00:45:22.920 think that's
00:45:23.340 his name.
00:45:24.020 Okay.
00:45:25.900 Dr.
00:45:26.480 DDA
00:45:26.840 Raut.
00:45:27.940 Thank you
00:45:28.380 for correcting
00:45:28.860 me on that.
00:45:29.480 All right.
00:45:30.600 So Scott
00:45:31.320 is saying
00:45:31.640 the stormy
00:45:32.280 story is
00:45:32.980 false.
00:45:33.920 Was stormy
00:45:34.680 story.
00:45:37.580 Whoever
00:45:38.180 started the
00:45:39.480 sentence
00:45:39.900 with so,
00:45:41.320 you should
00:45:42.000 consult with
00:45:42.680 the other
00:45:42.940 people who
00:45:43.800 know me
00:45:44.300 better.
00:45:44.680 And you
00:45:45.200 know that
00:45:45.560 anybody who
00:45:46.220 starts a
00:45:47.060 sentence with
00:45:47.780 so,
00:45:48.940 whatever
00:45:49.460 follows so,
00:45:50.780 is ridiculous
00:45:51.540 and have
00:45:52.420 nothing to
00:45:52.940 do with
00:45:53.200 me.
00:45:53.940 So,
00:45:54.420 the answer
00:45:54.760 to your
00:45:55.060 question,
00:45:55.440 Mr.
00:45:55.820 So,
00:45:56.640 the tell
00:45:57.060 for cognitive
00:45:57.700 dissonance,
00:45:59.080 whatever you
00:45:59.820 said after the
00:46:00.500 word so,
00:46:01.320 just assume
00:46:01.900 it's not
00:46:02.240 true,
00:46:02.960 because nothing
00:46:03.940 after the
00:46:04.420 word so is
00:46:04.940 ever true.
00:46:06.340 So,
00:46:06.840 you wrote
00:46:07.260 it.
00:46:07.500 you can
00:46:10.520 deal with
00:46:11.260 that.
00:46:11.660 All right.
00:46:14.040 I will
00:46:14.760 talk to
00:46:15.280 you tonight.
00:46:16.880 See you
00:46:17.300 then.
00:46:17.480 See you then.