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00:00:00.000 We'll start, Painter.

00:00:01.460 Aren't you back?

00:00:03.720 Good morning, everyone.

00:00:06.200 Here comes Owen.

00:00:07.260 I just saw him running through the door.

00:00:10.380 Let's get him to run in here.

00:00:14.140 Here he comes.

00:00:15.520 Okay, good morning.

00:00:17.340 Good morning, Owen.

00:00:18.660 We are live on this gorgeous Monday on the Jersey Shore anyway.

00:00:23.540 I don't know about where you are, but gorgeous.

00:00:25.460 and it's actually cloudy here very cloudy in california

00:00:34.380 unusual okay let's see i'm finding my clip because i have not had a sip yet i've been waiting to have

00:00:42.820 a sip with everybody marcel are you waiting all right good i can see owen has a cup um okay

00:00:49.420 let's do it you guys on days like this when you start them with a simultaneous sip well what could

00:00:57.360 go wrong nothing nothing and all you need for the simultaneous sip is a cup or a mug or a glass a

00:01:04.060 tank or chalice or stein a canteen jug or flask a vessel of any kind fill it with your favorite

00:01:08.560 beverage i like coffee and join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine today the

00:01:14.080 Say the thing that makes everything better, the simultaneous sip.

00:01:18.400 Go.

00:01:22.360 Mmm.

00:01:25.240 Tastes like Russian interference.

00:01:29.140 And by that I mean spicy.

00:01:33.280 Oh, interesting he should say that.

00:01:36.120 Maybe we'll talk a little bit about that later.

00:01:39.380 All right, good morning, everybody.

00:01:40.800 You are at the Scott Adams School.

00:01:42.940 My name is Erica.

00:01:43.740 I'm here with my favorite people, Marcella and Owen, and we're here to kick off another

00:01:49.960 week of current events and news and nonsense, and then hopefully some amazing lessons.

00:01:57.340 And on Thursday, let's remember, we are lucky to have Gad Saad coming in.

00:02:03.520 He just wrote a new book called Suicidal Empathy, and a very important book.

00:02:09.680 And Owen, if I saw correctly, I think you're going to be doing your next book review of

00:02:18.020 Suicidal Empathy for your subscribers.

00:02:21.160 Yeah, we go through discussing different books on our Sunday subscriber spaces.

00:02:25.980 So for the people who subscribe to me on X, we choose different books to go through.

00:02:29.380 And the next one we chose was Suicidal.

00:02:31.500 We'll be starting to talk about that this Sunday.

00:02:33.980 That's awesome.

00:02:34.860 So Thursday, you guys will be like a little precursor.

00:02:37.520 And you're going to want more of that book and that dialogue.

00:02:42.080 So you can subscribe to Owen on X and join in the fun.

00:02:47.920 Okay.

00:02:48.880 Did you guys have a good weekend, Owen and Marcella?

00:02:51.320 I just haven't touched base with you.

00:02:52.880 I hope you guys are good.

00:02:55.280 I'm good.

00:02:55.840 It was a good weekend.

00:02:57.020 Was it a good weekend, Owen?

00:03:00.160 Yeah, it was good.

00:03:01.340 Relaxing.

00:03:02.740 Marcella says that like she knows something.

00:03:04.600 i love doing that i don't know anything about it like so lawyer-y was it owen

00:03:11.560 i hope everybody uh in the chat on youtube x locals rumbles spotify i hope you guys also

00:03:20.240 had a great weekend um we have memorial day weekend coming up okay so let's get into it

00:03:25.600 so you guys i'm sorry not sorry but we have to owen posted a story today about my little

00:03:31.900 beloved baby punch monkey and i have two videos and that will satisfy me for the animal story 0.89

00:03:38.860 plus a story so um so first oh and i have the clip of this jerk that climbed over the barrier 0.83

00:03:48.140 i'll i'll show you here's here's a quick clip guys this is in japan do you know punch monkey you will 0.99

00:03:54.540 now. This is a jerk right here. He climbed over into the barrier. Yep. The poor macaques 1.00

00:04:11.960 are like, what the heck? And then you guys, my little baby, Punchy, he was so scared and

00:04:19.280 he jumped on the back of his bestie, Momo. He's got like a cute little tribe. He's like

00:04:24.060 a darker furry one you'll see him here we go the poor thing

00:04:27.860 that's punchy getting hugged he's like why all the chaos i'm so scared

00:04:38.900 he's like i'll hitch a ride to the top of the monkey mountain i don't know how you can tell

00:04:45.900 this you know like how can they tell i guess the size his size his size his color and i swear he's

00:04:52.120 got like this amazing little charisma to him or as the kids say the risk and then he's his dad

00:04:58.160 he's like oh thank god he hitches a ride he's like that was really scary and then he takes

00:05:05.300 him inside to just calm down oh okay money they're making right all right oh and what happened

00:05:14.460 well i i think these people um seem to be promoting some kind of currency cryptocurrency

00:05:22.840 so i don't know what project it is and i wouldn't even want to promote it but um they scaled the

00:05:29.900 fences and went into the exhibit and um you know i don't know what he was trying to do exactly

00:05:35.160 maybe he was hoping that his little crypto plushie would become punch's best friend again

00:05:41.460 or something i'm not really sure what they had in mind but um so of course all the monkeys panicked

00:05:47.180 and went to the top of the mountain and the zoo people came in and and arrested them or apprehended

00:05:53.360 them i should say and then handed them over to police so they have been arrested and uh hopefully

00:05:57.280 that'll never happen again i guess the good part of it is just that you know it might bring more

00:06:01.440 attention to punch again so i know there's been a lot more people visiting that zoo than ever before

00:06:05.520 so oh yeah there's people that go like several times and from out of the country

00:06:10.340 just to see him public execution would be fine simple the monkeys didn't attack the man because

00:06:18.620 monkeys are pretty strong you know so regardless of how cute they look you know yeah i think they

00:06:24.640 were more freaked out which is just sad because they're already you know in in an enclosure and

00:06:29.940 then to be like oh my god but anyway so owen stay on that beat would you let us know if they go to

00:06:38.780 jail i'm watching i'm very i'm very invested in punch monkey um okay so let me just clear that

00:06:46.440 so i don't mess myself up all right marcella you oh you had a story um and i personally found this

00:06:53.620 clip to go with it but tell us about the uh are we in trouble with robots with our jobs or what

00:07:00.440 not yet so there was figure i i think you've probably if you've been on x you've probably

00:07:07.460 seen there's been um basically 24 hours live showing of the figure robot um doing sorting

00:07:16.040 packages it's weird he looks at them and he kind of like touches them and keeps it going

00:07:21.720 um so yesterday this is the fourth day they were gonna he's been working this whole um conveyor

00:07:29.340 belt line for four days now without stopping the robot has and now they put a human next to him

00:07:36.940 you'll see erica will show you the human but i just you know that is the human they picked

00:07:44.300 to go against the robot and at the end of um i think it was 10 hour package sorting

00:07:50.740 the human won he sorted more packages uh about 200 more packages than the robot did

00:07:58.880 so but the robot's also been working non-stop for four days with no breaks no breaks doesn't

00:08:05.460 have to go to the bathroom and eat lunch break and on top of that you'll see who the human is

00:08:12.700 there's a t-shirt that tells you which one is who like okay we would have figured we wouldn't know

00:08:19.980 okay good thank god okay so this was posted by the account coin bureau coin bureau on x okay

00:08:27.640 let's take a look oh i see he's the human on the left thank god well he's all the human so it's

00:08:37.400 interesting how the robot puts all the labels facing down so it can they can be scanned but it

00:08:44.460 is weird his motions are like human-y how he looks and pushes he kind of looks at these packages like

00:08:52.220 Yeah, he has to find the label.

00:08:53.700 He's ordering all these bad things.

00:08:56.300 Yeah, he finds the label and faces it down.

00:08:58.960 All right.

00:08:59.500 Well, good job, humans.

00:09:01.400 Now try doing that without peeing, eating, getting on your phone, going to bed, or anything else.

00:09:07.020 Okay.

00:09:08.160 So we're still safe for now-ish.

00:09:10.720 I don't think so.

00:09:13.180 I think it's great PR maybe for the robots, but ultimately I'm sure the robots will be able to do much better than the humans.

00:09:20.840 In fact, I would say it's kind of weird that they're even using a humanoid robot because you would probably think they could build some machine that could do it 10 times faster for that type of task.

00:09:29.320 But, you know, I think that's probably not the point.

00:09:31.160 The point is probably just trying to show a similar type of task between a human and a robot to try and show what they can do.

00:09:37.440 But I'm pretty sure it's going to be, you know, even that human, I'm guessing, might have been part of the robotics company.

00:09:44.140 Yes, I'm sure. Yeah.

00:09:45.760 It wasn't like some guy off the street.

00:09:47.960 But I think you're right.

00:09:49.040 mean they already have they already have robots that can sort packages really fast but that's just

00:09:53.840 showing you yes like look how far our humanoids have come okay so to that i say

00:10:05.360 she'll be replaced by a robot too yes oh my god um so um the other thing i just thought was funny

00:10:14.400 that you guys haven't seen this it's not really like a story story but i just wanted to

00:10:18.240 to do a couple of quick things first, and then I'm going to kick back. I'll put my feet up.

00:10:23.120 So anyway, Emily Jasinski, my girl, she has a show called The After Party. And she was 0.97

00:10:31.860 playing a clip. I'm going to play a clip of her playing a clip with Katie Kirk talking to Trevor

00:10:37.120 Noah. And it's just one little snippet, but I was like, oh my God, these woke journalists are so

00:10:45.060 broken but let's just let's just oh let's just have a little fun watching katie cork and she

00:10:50.780 sounds an awful lot in my opinion like those miley cyrus videos of miley's voice where they have like

00:10:57.120 miley and a frog talking but anyway that's a totally separate side issue if you know you know

00:11:01.880 okay let's take a lesson this clip of katie kirk and when i say clip it's a clip of a two-hour

00:11:08.060 interview that Katie Couric did with Trevor Noah on Thursday. Two hours of Katie Couric. Nobody has

00:11:16.040 asked for that since 1999, roughly. So let's go ahead and bring in Katie Couric for some thoughts

00:11:23.020 on what it's like to cover the moral quandaries journalists face as they cover the Trump

00:11:29.580 administration. Here we go. It is very difficult to kind of do those, you know, moral equivalencies

00:11:38.760 when you feel like one side of the ledger is really wrong. It's not two different

00:11:47.900 perspectives on policy. Like, how do you solve the homeless problem, right? It is a way of

00:11:57.760 doing business that feels wrong and unjust.

00:12:04.920 You know, building a, what, $400 million ballroom

00:12:11.040 that is going to eclipse the White House

00:12:13.900 without going through the proper process of getting permission.

00:12:20.680 That's where it's become really difficult and challenging,

00:12:25.400 I think, for a journalist.

00:12:29.500 I mean, I love that the example off the top of her head was the ballroom.

00:12:33.920 The ballroom.

00:12:34.680 There's a lot to work with.

00:12:35.800 Me too.

00:12:36.480 Love that so much.

00:12:37.740 And then Emily goes on to talk about other things, like if she really wanted to get down

00:12:42.340 into the nitty gritty, there's a host of things you could talk about.

00:12:45.180 But it's so crazy.

00:12:47.640 These poor journalists are trying to figure out how to take the high ground.

00:12:53.860 So, Owen, what do you think?

00:12:55.260 do you feel bad for her no not not even a little bit oh really yeah i know so and this ballroom is

00:13:04.840 like breaking the brains of everybody i just i don't get it uh marcella any thoughts on katie

00:13:11.020 couric and she has the hand movements of gavin she's like going like this what is this like a 0.99

00:13:18.800 robot um i don't know the way that she hacks is like they truly believe their own lies like she

00:13:28.660 was like oh the journalists are having such a hard time and there's like journalists in other

00:13:34.080 parts of the world they're being killed just for reporting something and here she is talking about

00:13:39.480 it as if she's gone through war and all sorts of things that are nothing's happening to them

00:13:45.960 And don't you wish you could be like, okay, so you're upset because there's a ballroom being built while there are homeless people, but why do I hear about that? Oh, I was like, what is that? Um, and I'm like thinking, well, what do you want him to do? So like, maybe go talk to your buddy, Gavin Newsom about the homeless problem, which is actually a drug problem. And what should we do, Katie, not build a ballroom because there's homeless people in different States that are hooked on drugs.

00:14:15.220 I just don't understand. So it's just so funny. And, and you know what? I tried to do this. I was

00:14:21.040 watching her. Everybody try this at home. Okay. You don't have to do it right now, but just try

00:14:25.000 the way she's like telling her story and like smiling as she says, it is so wacky because it

00:14:33.780 doesn't go together. It's like almost psychotic. Cause I was literally trying to repeat what she

00:14:37.980 was saying. I was looking, I have a mirror over here. I was literally looking at the mirror and

00:14:41.840 trying to smile while saying those things. And I'm like, it just doesn't work. I feel like a

00:14:46.640 lunatic. So that, I don't know, that was my, my rant. That was my rant. I think they are 0.75

00:14:51.520 professional gaslighters and that's exactly what's going on here. They're just doing whatever they

00:14:55.660 can to, to try and catch Trump in something that he did wrong. And it seems like they've chosen

00:15:02.620 the ballroom, which is kind of a stupid one, but you know, that's what they have chosen to say, 0.99

00:15:06.800 oh, he didn't follow the process. And they know fully well that if he did follow whatever process 0.99

00:15:11.740 It would have ended up exactly the same. It just would have taken years longer and cost five times as much. Yeah. And so they're just upset because he's not doing it their way. And it's you know, it's even that isn't genuine because really what they're just trying to do is obstruct everything he's trying to do.

00:15:30.740 whatever trump wants to happen they want to stop it however they can and so you know they're trying

00:15:36.120 to say oh he's the bad guy he's not following the process but in reality they're just saying

00:15:40.160 you got to play by our rules so we can stop you every step of the way and they're upset because

00:15:44.860 he's not playing the rules playing the game by their rules that's what it is but i i hear interviews

00:15:50.440 like this or and i i don't know why jake tapper is like usually the first person i think of but

00:15:56.520 it's like all the lies that they're perpetuating and that they're in on for money you know when 0.97

00:16:02.720 everybody when all the shit hits the fan and you're going to eat z bugs they're not going to 0.97

00:16:09.120 be exempt from that no one's going to be like uh hey klaus schwab make sure we bring jake tapper 0.99

00:16:14.480 and jennifer aniston with us because you know it's like you guys are eating the bugs too you

00:16:19.260 know so it's like kind of a gross thing i don't know that i just i just watch that i watch that

00:16:25.820 I think of that. I think that's what's happening to the billionaires in California right now.

00:16:29.860 They're realizing they've been pushing this socialist, communist sort of ideology for so

00:16:34.460 long, and now they're coming after them to tax them and take their wealth. And they're like,

00:16:38.300 hey, wait a second. That wasn't supposed to happen. Why are you coming after me? And now

00:16:41.680 they're all fleeing California, not realizing that they were the ones that were pushing all

00:16:46.260 these narratives and making sure that they were censoring all the people on the other side. And

00:16:50.100 now they're reaping their reward and don lemon no one's taking you anywhere so suck it okay so 0.96

00:16:58.260 i don't think so maybe you um but i digress did you guys all see my picture of my kindergarten 0.96

00:17:09.120 graduation oh my gosh you two are out adorable that's me shaking hands with china and look

00:17:16.220 there's israel my kids look so cute back then i know and those shoes are patent leather

00:17:23.820 are you representing america in that scenario i am i'm just your basic american chick yeah 0.82

00:17:30.620 so that was the beginning of our downfall when you shook hands with china and started this whole

00:17:35.680 process but on my birthday he gave me the cutest transistor radio and it was a panda bear i can so

00:17:43.600 seen in my mind's eye and it had like a strap that you could hold it i love that panda bear radio so

00:17:49.280 much all right i have a panda bear video i'm not going to play it don't worry okay so um i want to

00:17:56.880 just get through the rest of my clips so i can hang with the chat today um but i do want to play oh

00:18:01.920 and you had a story um well let me play this clip first talk about another psychopath okay again

00:18:11.200 the way comey speaks as if like i'm just really calm and sedated and i learned if i talk this way

00:18:22.000 i can just never be caught on a lie detector because i know how to make my pulse like zero

00:18:28.720 um but this psycho every time he speaks

00:18:34.880 every time he speaks it's a dog whistle and i've thought this for years everything he says

00:18:41.200 is like coded language to the people who know no that are in these agencies and i think all of you

00:18:47.260 guys hear it too so let's just let's just listen to this psycho we're going to talk about this

00:18:52.660 story for a minute not looked at from the top level the people running it if you're bragging

00:18:58.360 about forcing out career prosecutors and agents because the president doesn't like a lawful

00:19:04.260 investigation they conducted something is seriously broken at the top but i have great

00:19:08.960 confidence in the people down below who are just trying to hang on and i'm urging them hang on two

00:19:15.040 and a half years and then we can rebuild these institutions but we need good people in those

00:19:19.520 roles america does all right director comey let me turn to you oh hang on hang on guys two and a

00:19:26.160 half years and then we can rebuild again um marcella does he do you think he's like eating

00:19:32.320 xanax is he drunk or is he just like a sociopath that's your three choices go

00:19:36.640 He's all of the above. I don't know. I mean, I don't know what, what goes through his mind and why he did what he did with the Russia allegedly did with Russia collusion, and then did this whole thing with his Instagram. I mean, what is he doing on Instagram anyways?

00:19:58.920 um and then he did this book based on the the instagram thing and trump and all this it's like 0.70

00:20:06.660 tds really gets into their head and completely lips rent-free in there because he's like katie

00:20:15.020 kirk like he's like although he wasn't moving his hands no he's very sedate he's very stated

00:20:21.980 but don't you think that actually i don't want to say don't you think do you feel like when he's

00:20:27.560 speaking that it's a message to the people that are in the deep state that are waiting for for

00:20:33.500 this dad for sure yeah for sure and he's indicated he's also indicated a different uh interview that

00:20:41.300 that he still talks to people in the cia and the fbi and that you know he's was basically saying

00:20:49.360 we'll wait two more years two more years until like wink wink says hang on oh all right oh and

00:20:57.320 I mean, I think the coded part of the message is that he's trying to make sure that people don't turn against him, that they're he's trying to say, if you just wait a couple of years, this will all go away.

00:21:07.760 And I think it's probably trying to essentially do witness tampering because a lot of the people he's talking to are the people that could testify against him about what he did.

00:21:16.720 So to me, that's what's going on there is he's facing these charges and he's trying to get out of them.

00:21:22.300 you would think he'd shut up right now but but he doesn't interestingly enough and like does

00:21:28.780 he not have a lawyer that's like hey buddy put the phone down get off the interviews i'm sure

00:21:34.260 marcella you'd advise right yeah i mean but you know in me one he's like the worst client ever

00:21:42.480 um besides president trump is a very bad client like because they talk a lot um but i think i

00:21:50.760 think he knows something like you said erica and owen he knows something we don't you know he's

00:21:58.200 obviously talking and he feels very confident when he does do that so you know but he obviously is

00:22:07.240 part of the deep state oh yeah so then owen you posted this story too so let's take it over

00:22:13.480 here with the woman we call the lips, Maria Bartiroma with Blanche. Let's listen to what

00:22:21.880 they're talking about. We're finding out some incredibly troubling things. And at some point

00:22:27.960 at the right time, that will be made public and the American people will see exactly what happened

00:22:33.520 to this administration and President Trump over the past decade. Well, I mean, the country was

00:22:37.520 ripped apart. We all know that. Half of the country said he colluded with Russia. The other

00:22:41.600 half said no it didn't I mean it ripped the country apart but you say when the time is right

00:22:45.680 when is the time right when should we expect these these charges of conspiracy

00:22:49.420 well I mean look as has been publicly reported the Southern District of Florida has an open

00:22:56.260 criminal investigation there that involves hundreds of subpoenas it involves hundreds

00:23:00.380 of witnesses and so what as far as timing and when we can expect it we are working hard and

00:23:05.680 we are working efficiently but we are going to do it right we are not going to rush something

00:23:10.300 rush something that that shouldn't that isn't ready we're not going to reach a conclusion before

00:23:14.480 our investigation is over but i assure you and i assure the american people that we are completely

00:23:19.660 focused on it okay well i again i don't know what what is not ready i mean you know we've been

00:23:25.740 watching this under you know play out for a long time and and viewers and and uh uh and people

00:23:30.840 watching are are frustrated because uh it just keeps happening weaponization keeps happening

00:23:35.700 because it's not corrected the time before now okay i wish you all could see the comments on

00:23:43.200 locals anyway hysterical um owen since you uh posted up this story so i i agree with maria

00:23:50.080 and i love her frustration in these questions um what can you tell us about what they're talking

00:23:54.900 about well i think it again has to do with all the russia collusion hoax cases whether it's

00:24:00.260 brennan or you know i don't know if clapper's in there or if it is comey or others that were all

00:24:05.200 key players in this that we're looking for indictments we're looking for trials we're

00:24:09.280 looking for convictions and um to a lot of us it seems very obvious that all the information's out

00:24:15.040 there i mean we've had everything on the mueller report and all that other stuff and basically

00:24:19.140 showing that it was not happening and we've also seen plenty of documents that seem to prove that

00:24:24.300 it was all a hoax and it was all a collusion to put this on and um so it does seem very obvious

00:24:31.620 that we should be seeing these things happen.

00:24:34.380 I understand, you know, not being a lawyer,

00:24:37.240 maybe Marcella can chime in more,

00:24:38.800 but I get that they might want to just get

00:24:40.620 lots and lots of testimony and lots and lots of documents

00:24:43.060 and whatever other evidence they need.

00:24:45.380 And that can obviously take a lot of time and resources to do,

00:24:49.180 but it does seem to me like we've had all the evidence we need

00:24:52.960 for a long time, so I'd like this to move forward,

00:24:55.160 and I don't want to wait until we get a lot of obstruction

00:24:58.080 from Congress where they're going to start defunding things

00:25:00.680 or who knows what they're going to try to do to stand in the way.

00:25:03.940 And, you know, ultimately, if it takes long enough, it might be too long

00:25:07.640 and we won't even see it before Trump's out of office.

00:25:09.760 So I'd like this to move forward quickly.

00:25:12.380 Yeah, I mean, it is so frustrating.

00:25:16.240 I don't know.

00:25:17.940 I don't know where, like, if like the other side, like the Russia gate Comey side

00:25:24.340 can like do pushback and delay things this far.

00:25:27.620 But it is very frustrating as, you know, people who watch this for, you know, a decade that we still have like we still don't have this like buttoned up or enough to just get the ball moving.

00:25:39.900 And I know, Marcella, like it's like nothing slower than our judicial system.

00:25:45.840 Oh, my gosh.

00:25:46.720 Like, is this normal?

00:25:48.080 I mean, what's your take on it?

00:25:49.520 Your legal expert take?

00:25:51.100 I imagine when they brought the other case before this one is my my thinking is that Todd Blanche and and I would have to be mind reading this theory, but they wanted to have him testify or talk in, you know, in this other case to see if they could get more information.

00:26:19.120 and then get him indicted, got more evidence.

00:26:25.500 You know, it does take a long time to put such a big case together.

00:26:29.500 I do have to give him that.

00:26:31.020 And Todd Blanche has just come on the job,

00:26:35.240 and there's been previous people in that Pam Bondi was there,

00:26:41.460 and then before that, Trump wasn't in power.

00:26:44.380 so it's a lot of work for for blanche to get together put together but i think he will

00:26:51.100 i mean in in no time in that interview that he said he wasn't going forward with it

00:26:55.820 i think he's you know we'll see but i think he has um time's ticking

00:27:03.580 so um time's ticking and um we are running out of patience on so many things so um oh and anything

00:27:12.540 else on that story that was you know it was a pretty it's a it's a pretty hot topic right now

00:27:17.100 um well the same story talked about rigging in the 2020 election so that's still going on too

00:27:22.760 they had a separate clip about that but it was essentially todd blanche was saying there's a ton

00:27:27.560 of evidence that the election was rigged they have ongoing investigations in arizona and georgia

00:27:31.820 and they're looking into all these things so it looks like you know scott's prediction that maybe

00:27:38.160 ultimately trump's third act is to prove that the 2020 election was rigged might still be alive and

00:27:43.040 it might still happen we'll have to see what comes out of it um i'm certainly not overly optimistic

00:27:48.180 about where that's going to go because it seems like the judiciary doesn't want to touch anything

00:27:52.120 like that so regardless of how far we go with the investigation i guess i would just have to say it

00:27:56.900 would have to be really damning really obvious really strong evidence for it to even be accepted

00:28:02.700 as a case at the judicial level because we saw what happened with kerry lake and a lot of other

00:28:06.500 things where the judge literally just out of hand just said we're not even going to look at

00:28:09.860 you know 20 out of 21 of your things and we'll keep one just so we can say we did and then we'll

00:28:14.500 tell you that that one wasn't enough to change the result and it's like they just totally rigged

00:28:18.020 that trial so um you know i think in many cases it seems like even even at the supreme court level

00:28:24.020 they just don't want to touch these types of cases all right well uh fingers crossed everybody you

00:28:31.300 know we'll all keep an eye on it you guys keep an eye on it let us know owen marcella we always

00:28:37.480 want your legal take on these things too um all right so marcella i'm going to toss this to you

00:28:42.800 for one of your stories and take us away so to trump's revenge continues in louisiana this time

00:28:53.780 around tomorrow we'll be in kentucky and so incumbent senator bill cassidy who voted for

00:29:00.040 Trump's impeachment in 2021, lost his Louisiana GOP primary. So this wasn't even the general

00:29:09.560 election against the Democrats. This was just the primary. He was primaried out by both. He

00:29:17.460 didn't even make second. He made third. Julia Letlow, the candidate that Trump supported, won.

00:29:25.800 Then after that, John Fleming came in second place, and there was a clip somebody put on, I don't know which of the, I think, I don't know who put it on.

00:29:44.240 I'll look for it. Basically having Bill Cassidy talk about in 2023, talk about the election coming up and saying that Trump, there was no way that Trump could win again because he couldn't win in swing states and all that.

00:30:02.500 So that was interesting. I wonder how Trump feels. I think we kind of got a feel for how he was feeling last night or two nights ago. This happened on Sunday. So I'm sorry, on Saturday.

00:30:18.120 So on Saturday night, I believe he posted Donald Trump posted something about having somebody run on against Bobert and in Colorado and having anybody come in, send him a message that if they're running, he'll support them against this person.

00:30:42.320 And he was angry about her and Rand Paul because they were supporting Tom Thomas Massey, who is also running being primaried out by someone that Trump wants to basically Trump wants to basically have him leave the house.

00:31:04.840 so that's my next story but i'll i'll have owen or erica if you have anything to say about that

00:31:13.420 i'm just saying i'm my thought is like it's a new way for term limits just have president you know

00:31:18.480 primary you out um i'm not sad to see i already forgot his name cassidy go that's for sure

00:31:24.200 what was his name um yeah so you know we'll see what happens i um owen do you want to talk about

00:31:32.780 Cassidy being gone at all? And he was messing with the Maha moms too, wasn't he?

00:31:38.500 I'm certainly not sorry to see him go. And I think, you know, to me, it's just part of the 1.00

00:31:43.440 hostile takeover that Trump did of the Republican Party, in which I've said for many years that I

00:31:47.520 consider that what he did. He didn't become a Republican. He took over the Republican Party

00:31:52.120 and kind of saved them from basically not having much of a chance back in 2016. And since then,

00:31:58.660 And I think we saw certainly in this first term that he was fighting his own party.

00:32:02.800 You know, he was fighting all the people in Congress on his own side.

00:32:06.040 And it took time to get rid of a lot of those people.

00:32:09.220 He obviously fired a whole bunch of people.

00:32:10.660 I think he's starting another round of firing now in the current term.

00:32:13.680 I'm seeing more headlines like that.

00:32:15.140 The people are being replaced or asked to leave.

00:32:18.040 And I think this is another round in Congress where the people who are not loyal to Trump

00:32:22.360 or not loyal to MAGA or whatever you want to call it are being ejected.

00:32:25.640 And I think Trump does have all the cards, as he likes to say.

00:32:30.520 And so I think he does have a lot of influence.

00:32:33.020 It may not work in every case.

00:32:34.100 Like I said, who knows what's going to happen with Thomas Massey or some of these others.

00:32:37.160 But I think for the ones that were really anti-Trump from the beginning, I think they should go.

00:32:43.480 I don't think they should be part of this.

00:32:45.000 They're disloyal to their party and they're disloyal to their president and they should get out.

00:32:48.960 And I'm glad to see it happen.

00:32:50.240 And I'm hoping more of it will happen, frankly, so that we can have a more unified Republican Party that will actually get things done because they'll be more on the same page in terms of what the agenda should be.

00:33:01.780 Oh, yeah. McCary's gone in the FDA.

00:33:04.320 Yeah. You know, so I'm just like with Cassidy, it was like, why go ahead and say that, you know, RFKJ can come in and then, you know, go against the people he wants, like Casey means to be the director or not the director, but I forget what her title will be.

00:33:23.600 But the like the Maha moms. So that's, you know, make America healthy again. They are a huge part of Kennedy, you know, having his position with Trump. And they are also very much politically, you know, left and right.

00:33:41.180 These are, these are, you know, moms and parents that care about the health and the future of their children, what they're putting into their bodies, you know, what are we doing? Are we, you know, engineering our food? Are we spraying our crops? Are they dropping ticks into the farms? Yes, they are. Thank you, Bill Gates, allegedly my opinion. Oh, my God, that was scary.

00:33:59.500 So anyway, you know, and then to not, you know, I don't know, he needed to go because we obviously all have an agenda that we want to be healthy and move forward. So he had to go. Marcella, what was your next story rolls into Thomas Massey?

00:34:15.860 Yeah, so Thomas Massey's primary is only a Republican primary.

00:34:21.240 Only Republicans can vote.

00:34:22.740 It's not an open primary.

00:34:23.760 It will be tomorrow starting at 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern in Kentucky.

00:34:30.400 And right now he's running against Ed, oh my gosh, Galrine, Galerian.

00:34:39.760 Galerian?

00:34:40.660 I don't know.

00:34:41.160 Owen, help.

00:34:41.840 I don't know. I don't know why I always think Owen knows everything.

00:34:47.940 No one said he doesn't know. You guys know.

00:34:50.940 It's like Galerian or something.

00:34:52.900 Galerian. Galerian.

00:34:55.240 Okay. So after figuring out how to pronounce his name, he's running against Massey, but so is the world.

00:35:04.100 I guess there's, I don't know how true this is, but there's a lot of money being put into this race, probably the most expensive house primary race ever, from what I'm told, from different news sources.

00:35:21.840 And one of the things that's supporting the opponent, Galrin or Galrin, however you pronounce it, is pro-Israeli groups because one of the things that they don't like about Massey is that he went against AIPAC.

00:35:42.720 And that is a American Israeli group that basically what he was saying is that it's that all people in Congress have an AIPAC person and he's one of the only ones that doesn't.

00:36:03.820 Now, Heretz, a newspaper in Israel, was writing about Massey introducing a bill to force AIPAC to register as a foreign agent.

00:36:15.260 Now, I don't know how true it is coming from, Heretz.

00:36:19.940 You never know.

00:36:21.060 Um, so basically, uh, Massey has come out in support of Israel, but he says that being

00:36:32.940 in support of Netanyahu doesn't make you anti-Semite.

00:36:37.240 Um, there's a lot of, uh, he explained that there's a lot of Israelis that are anti-Netanyahu

00:36:44.280 and none of them are anti-Semites and all sorts of things.

00:36:49.380 he he was just trying to make the world a better place and uh one of the things that i liked on x

00:36:58.400 about the race is that serno posted on his on his uh x uh he says massey's primary is an interesting

00:37:08.880 one to watch because they'll show if podcasters and social media can drive out the vote in a

00:37:14.820 material way. It's unlimited money on the other end. If Massey loses, every Congress member will

00:37:21.120 be cowered into fear. If he wins, it's a new media era. So I, you know, personally, I would want

00:37:29.720 Massey to win because I do, I do want somebody in the Republican, in the Republican Party that

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00:38:11.940 And it's conscientious and is not so pro-Israel that everything that Israel wants, we do, you know.

00:38:20.880 So it's your conscious.

00:38:23.260 So I like him being in there.

00:38:25.580 I think Scott would have said the same thing.

00:38:29.020 I don't know what Scott would have actually said in regards to anything.

00:38:33.480 But I think you would want somebody that is, that thinks differently, you know.

00:38:40.380 but i i don't know i mean it's up to the kentuckians the kentucky people so i don't

00:38:46.600 know if we have any in the chat they're from is it really up to the kentuckians is it yes exactly

00:38:52.240 it should be up to them and it seems like the entire apparatus the money uh is none of it is

00:39:01.000 coming from in kentucky and none of it is coming for real mega supporters so owen elaborate well

00:39:07.820 Well, I mean, you know, I'll mention that on both Polymarket and Kalshi, they're showing that Ed Gallerine is now in the lead over Thomas Massey.

00:39:16.000 So it seems to have flipped within the last few days.

00:39:19.060 And so it does seem like, you know, this campaign to take out Massey is having an impact.

00:39:24.260 And it's now, I guess, I mean, if you believe the odds markets, it's, you know, now Massey's not leading.

00:39:30.660 And I would imagine that's a pretty big upset if it happens because, you know, Massey is so well known and has been there for a long time.

00:39:37.460 And as far as I know, it was pretty well liked by the people in his district.

00:39:41.640 So, you know, something's having an impact.

00:39:44.600 And I would really kind of wonder what's behind this other than obviously Trump coming out

00:39:48.320 against him.

00:39:48.880 I mean, I do think that maybe is the main factor, but I think it may also be AIPAC or

00:39:54.000 other people saying we need to get rid of this guy because he's bucking the consensus

00:39:57.640 and talking about things he shouldn't be talking about or whatever.

00:40:01.340 And so there may be a lot of money flowing based on that.

00:40:04.580 So I'm skeptical of what's really going on there.

00:40:07.460 All right. So when is that, Marcella, tomorrow?

00:40:10.700 Tomorrow. Tomorrow. So we'll be reporting on it on Wednesday. Keep an eye on it. I'd rather have,

00:40:19.820 you know, if the other candidate is better than Massey, that would be great. But it seems like

00:40:26.860 it's just foreign money and who has the money. That's the thing.

00:40:30.680 That's just what I don't like, which we didn't see to that level in Louisiana,

00:40:36.580 you know so it's a very different race i know a lot of people are saying no rhino no massey

00:40:41.480 but the massey thing is a whole different situation i think you guys need to look

00:40:46.340 further into it in the chat that support it um you kind of i think the thing is that i mean we

00:40:53.960 don't like this no matter who it is and i hate saying side because this the side thing is such

00:40:59.200 bs everything's so colluded but you know we always complain about foreign money you know why why are

00:41:06.560 are other countries influencing look at george soros like why is he influencing what we do here

00:41:13.260 because he's got the most money and he bought all those judges and all those uh da's and everything

00:41:19.680 else and look what it got us and i just want americans to have the actual say in what happens

00:41:27.280 in america um that's all i want like i am so america first that i'm like get your money out

00:41:34.160 of our country. Let the American people, we're not stupid. They act like we're stupid and we 0.99

00:41:40.820 can't have our own individual thoughts or that we just, we don't know what's best for us. We're 0.99

00:41:45.540 still like four years old and we need mommy and daddy to tell us what we need. I've never seen

00:41:51.980 us so powerless as having no say in how we want our country to go. It's all up to the bajillionaires

00:42:02.340 with a ton of money to throw away that want to influence things and that's what i'm

00:42:08.120 most upset about so we're going to see how this turns out for massey tomorrow um i would also 0.99

00:42:14.460 just mention this whole sexual harassment claim thing that came out about massey just like a

00:42:18.800 couple weeks ago that really stinks to me i mean it's my only my opinion i don't know the truth

00:42:24.220 of course but um it really seems very sketchy it looks like it happened to um everybody

00:42:32.180 You know, well, just, you know, like the Supreme Court and Trump and all those others where they just manufacture this claim of sexual harassment or rape or whatever it is.

00:42:42.900 And, you know, then the facts start coming out that, well, maybe this person actually had a relationship with them or maybe it's just all made up.

00:42:50.400 Maybe it's just all fabricated and maybe someone's paying this person to do it.

00:42:54.260 And I don't know if any of that's true.

00:42:55.380 So, again, it's all allegedly and just speculation.

00:42:58.280 But it just doesn't it doesn't smell right to me.

00:43:01.480 It just doesn't seem like this is, you know, for it to come out right before the election and for it to be kind of the sketchy thing where it's he said, she said and all this stuff.

00:43:10.180 It just seems like they're just trying to send him under.

00:43:13.520 And that's the only point of it.

00:43:14.640 It's not about whether or not she was sexually harassed or whether she really needs some kind of compensation or whatever it is.

00:43:20.300 It's just about trying to keep him from winning the primary.

00:43:24.100 And so it does seem like there's a lot of other factors that are being thrown in here just to try and swing the race.

00:43:30.100 we've seen this a million times all of us have seen this a million times like whether it happened

00:43:35.540 to biden or trump or whatever and it's always the timing like oh you know we knew this forever

00:43:43.220 but now we're gonna let you know same thing like with the whole epstein thing you know oh trump

00:43:49.440 must be in it it's like well if trump was in it that this whole thing would have been blown wide

00:43:53.660 open before they tried to oh my god before they tried to you know take them out three times that

00:44:00.660 we know of you know wouldn't have just been easier to release the epstein files if trump was in there 0.99

00:44:05.100 i mean come on so it's just so stupid but it's but it's beyond stupid it's so dangerous and again 0.99

00:44:11.560 it disenfranchises all of us like okay my opinion again we know we know which elections were rigged 1.00

00:44:19.160 We know who is getting a shit ton of money for doing nothing. Stacey Abrams, for example.

00:44:25.520 We watch it all. We see it all. But then you have to be careful because when the lies benefit your

00:44:32.140 opinion and you're like, oh, well, that aligns with what I think, you got to be careful. It's

00:44:38.620 like, do you just accept it because you agree with that or you don't like somebody or you don't want

00:44:43.600 Joe Biden to win so he must have sexually harassed that person? You have to step away and really

00:44:49.040 think about it because I don't like it coming from any side and it's dangerous and, you know,

00:44:55.060 throwing money in and making up, you know, once the rumors out there, it doesn't matter if it's

00:44:59.720 true or not, it's out there. Um, it's, it's really dirty. It's really ugly. And we're like just

00:45:05.380 little sheeple in this world. We're just watching the system break down around us. And it's like,

00:45:12.180 honestly, like our hands are so tied and I feel like, thank God for platforms like this,

00:45:17.700 for all the independent voices out there with podcasts and live streams and platforms like that,

00:45:24.920 because we can debate it for now. We can debate it and talk about it. None of this would be talked

00:45:31.680 about ever on the disgusting, evil corporate media. So just step back and think. I like to

00:45:41.140 just try to be like, well, what if this were so-and-so or so-and-so? Or something similar

00:45:46.180 happened to this person that I liked when he was running and it was such bullshit and I see it for 0.99

00:45:54.680 what it is. So just however you feel about whoever, it's totally up for you, up to you. You can like 0.84

00:46:01.440 or hate anybody. And I get tempted too, like put out a smear about Adam Schiff and I'm like,

00:46:08.100 ooh, you know, like I perk up a little bit, but I also know all the shit Adam Schiff did. 0.98

00:46:13.780 But, you know, I do question myself like, wait, is that legit or am I just excited because I hate 0.99

00:46:19.500 that person? So just, you know, kind of check yourselves here and there. It's good. It's good

00:46:23.880 to like remember the cognitive dissonance and, you know, all of that. So that's all I wanted to

00:46:29.660 say about that. So, Owen, I'm going to come to you next. Let us let us in on a story you have for us.

00:46:37.100 Well, some good news. Tina Peters is going to be released on June 1st. I think it's pretty clear 0.98

00:46:48.740 that they violated her rights and she never should have been put in prison. She was sick and people

00:46:54.420 thought she might even die in prison. Trump had previously said she caught people cheating in an

00:46:59.620 election and they said she was cheating. She wasn't cheating. She looked at an election scam

00:47:03.580 because they she did that they put her in jail for nine years and I think that's completely true

00:47:07.600 and I think it was essentially a rigged process there's clear law that says that when an election

00:47:13.720 involves federal candidates that any election crime becomes a federal case and so it should

00:47:20.820 have been a federal case but they kept it at the state level so they violated the law by doing it

00:47:25.560 that way and then when you dig into what she actually found it's like there is evidence that

00:47:31.120 29,000 election records were deleted from the voting machines. And in addition to that,

00:47:38.820 she found some kind of second set of books, basically, on the thing where there was this

00:47:43.900 secondary secret reportable database that was used to kind of slice and dice the actual votes

00:47:50.700 to come to the vote count. And apparently there were two versions of that on the machine that

00:47:56.780 she found. And so I think it was that she was getting too close to the truth and they didn't

00:48:02.580 want those forensics to come out. So they just decided we're going to put her in prison and keep

00:48:06.060 her from talking and keep the evidence from coming out. And so it seems very clear what

00:48:10.600 happened there is they just said, we're not going to allow this to come to light. So we're just

00:48:14.860 going to ruin this person's life and violate the law to put her in prison. So, you know,

00:48:19.960 it's been something like nine years and I'm glad it's finally coming to an end. So I think the

00:48:23.640 pressure from trump to at least get governor the governor of colorado to you know reduce the

00:48:29.720 sentence and commute the sentence which is what happened is coming finally and uh so she'll be

00:48:35.220 out of prison soon oh my god what now why can't she just get out now i don't know i guess i mean

00:48:41.520 i know that's just i'm not sure like i'd be like okay like now i'm like just worried for her safety

00:48:48.120 until she gets out in there you know so yeah so she's not suicidal and we can't wait for her

00:48:57.080 release on june 1st so that is very good news um marcella what do you want to talk about

00:49:05.040 um i'm glad for tina peters um i do disagree in regards to her case having to be federal

00:49:13.520 in her particular case, she was prosecuted for breaking Colorado law, which she would have to 0.52

00:49:25.200 adhere to as a clerk of that county. So I understand that it had to do with the federal

00:49:35.020 elections, but what she was charged with were Colorado-specific prosecution.

00:49:41.000 but there's a supremacy clause that says when there's federal candidates it should be a federal 0.77

00:49:45.540 case i understand what they were claiming she broke state law but when when it's a federal 0.99

00:49:51.400 election the law says that should be a federal crime and should be tried in federal court 1.00

00:49:57.120 i respectfully disagree on that because she wasn't tried for the for the things that she 1.00

00:50:05.360 from what i gather from my research she wasn't prosecuted for that specific thing she was

00:50:11.160 prosecuted for other things in connection to her um status as an official as a government official

00:50:20.000 so i i see what you mean but it depends on the charge so like always i'm saying they shouldn't

00:50:27.780 have charged her at the state level they should have charged her at the federal level and you

00:50:31.200 know i'm looking at the fbi website right now and it's talking about election crimes and it says

00:50:35.320 when is it a federal election crime and it says election crimes become federal cases when and the

00:50:40.420 very first thing is the ballot includes one or more federal candidates right but this wasn't

00:50:47.260 about a federal issue it was regarding her being a county clerk the miss accounting clerk recorder 0.90

00:50:53.600 being litigated against indicted for as a public servant for certain constitutional issues in

00:51:05.060 Colorado state laws that were broken. So, I mean, you could argue that they could have appealed

00:51:10.740 and the court of appeals in Colorado, um, agreed with the lower court. So I don't know if her

00:51:18.840 lawyers ever use that saying that it should be federal, but what she was charged with weren't

00:51:24.940 federal crimes. So, you know, we can, we can respectfully disagree on that. Um, I wouldn't

00:51:35.040 to talk about the Supreme Court ruled against Virginia Democrats. And that was another big win 1.00

00:51:43.680 for Trump. And basically, the Supreme Court, the Virginia Democratic Party had, as we know,

00:51:55.100 had been ruled by the supreme court of virginia had um basically rejected their emerge they're

00:52:05.020 basically under procedural issues had rejected their redistricting and four to three and we

00:52:12.300 talked about that but basically what they did virginia democrats went um up to the supreme

00:52:19.020 court to try to get a stay on that issue in order to keep the thing the map they're redistricting

00:52:25.860 as it was as they wanted it and the u.s supreme court as some have said before uh basically

00:52:34.200 rejected the rejected this they didn't do an opinion or anything like that they just rejected

00:52:39.580 it outright one of the basics of the u.s supreme court is that they do not uh want to interpret

00:52:46.620 other states constitutions they allow the supreme court of that state to basically be

00:52:53.980 the number one thing uh and so all of them agreed to reject it all of them even you know even your

00:53:05.280 favorite uh supreme court justice which favorite sometimes you trick me oh you know i mean i have

00:53:16.020 favorite but then sometimes my other favorite is katanji brown jackson that one yeah that one

00:53:23.220 even she denied it because they did not want to step into what the supreme court of another state

00:53:30.740 said about their own loss so they rejected outright and also was rejected because as an emergency

00:53:37.940 stay they will never grant that so it's it was um it wasn't a surprise but it was a good try

00:53:46.580 by the attorney general jay jones who's lost quite badly this past few days so

00:53:55.380 oh and anything on that um i don't know i mean i i think it to me it was nine zero it was pretty

00:54:02.260 obvious that the whole court agreed so again i think i i may have mentioned that over the weekend

00:54:07.060 on one of my spaces that people were complaining about that. I think it was Hakeem Jeffries that

00:54:12.920 was saying, oh, they're a bunch of right-wing extremists. So he was essentially calling

00:54:16.340 Ketanji Brown-Jackson a right-wing extremist. So it's kind of ridiculous. But I think it was 0.97

00:54:22.960 very clear that it should never have happened. They violated their own state laws. They violated

00:54:27.320 their own state constitution. And so they failed. Two bad Democrats. Sorry. Now we're going to push

00:54:33.760 through all the Republican ones, and you're going to lose.

00:54:36.060 So are they going to push to change the age of 54

00:54:39.860 to having to get out of being a justice now in Virginia, Marcella?

00:54:43.820 Remember they wanted to change retirement age to 54 0.55

00:54:46.520 so every judge would have to be kicked out and they could reload it?

00:54:50.340 Yeah, so I don't know where that's at.

00:54:53.680 I'll check into it, but I mean, you know,

00:54:57.360 the problem is they should have followed their own laws.

00:55:00.740 Hello?

00:55:01.140 Yeah, but they wanted to rush into it. But that doesn't, you know, the Virginia Supreme Court didn't really say, didn't talk about the actual redistricting and whether that was wrong or right or whatever it was.

00:55:19.900 they just focus on the procedural and they got it wrong so the reason why they they got it wrong

00:55:27.300 in the first place is because they they wanted to make this to do this fast you know which goes back

00:55:33.140 to your story about um todd planche being asked how come you haven't done this faster um one thing

00:55:44.280 is because sometimes when you do things fast you don't do them right so which is here's proof so

00:55:50.920 you have to when you legally uh prosecute or you do any kind of law or changes it's it's very tedious

00:56:00.760 and it takes a long time right all right so i'm looking at a lot of the chat going by

00:56:07.400 you guys i love the debate i mean the debate is hot about massey um and it's all fine and good

00:56:14.280 But, you know, we're all Americans, you know, we all want the best for our country.

00:56:20.860 So just understand that when you're debating each other, I'm assuming both takes on this

00:56:27.580 are because everybody wants what's best for this country.

00:56:30.120 Now, some of you just believed like, you know, Trump should just have his agenda, whatever

00:56:34.200 he wants, just push it through, rubber stamp everything.

00:56:37.320 Yes, yes, yes, I agree.

00:56:38.880 Some of us were like, but wait, you know, Massey's completely, you know, actually America

00:56:43.380 first and he's like this is going to cause a problem later and so you have to understand both

00:56:48.260 sides want the same thing there's just different ways of getting there so make sure you're just

00:56:55.200 respectfully disagreeing um because you're all amazing people so you know everybody's everybody's

00:57:02.760 got the best interest of the country um at heart and just how we achieve that is probably the

00:57:10.160 difference. So just keep that in mind. Okay, Owen, do you have like a short little news story for us?

00:57:18.560 I'll throw in some good news science stories. So there's scientists have reversed stroke damage

00:57:24.240 using stem cells. So it looks like they found a way to use stem cells to reverse the damage of

00:57:28.980 strokes. There's also they have found a way to make old blood cells young again, again with some kind

00:57:35.760 stem cells that they are able to somehow make older blood stem cells into a younger type

00:57:41.000 of stem cells.

00:57:42.000 Maybe they don't need the adrenochrome anymore because they found another way to do it.

00:57:50.000 Let's see.

00:57:51.000 They also reversed memory loss by recharging the brain's tiny engines, which I think they're

00:57:55.120 referring to mitochondria there.

00:57:56.820 They found a way to get more energy to the mitochondria, and it seems like they're able

00:58:02.720 to reverse some of the memory loss.

00:58:04.140 So it seems like on a number of fronts, scientists are moving ahead.

00:58:07.520 Of course, a lot of these studies are not at the human trial stage yet, so you can't

00:58:11.200 expect it to be hitting the market anytime soon.

00:58:13.200 But maybe one of these things will hit, and they'll be able to save some people that they

00:58:18.520 couldn't save before.

00:58:19.280 Oh my God.

00:58:19.660 Where are the stem cells coming from, the person themselves?

00:58:23.800 I think in most cases, that's what it is.

00:58:26.380 At least in the blood cases, yes.

00:58:29.080 They actually say old blood stem cells have the capacity to revert to a youthful state.

00:58:34.780 They can bounce back.

00:58:35.720 So that tells me it's the person's blood cells, not somebody else's.

00:58:39.640 And I'm pretty sure the same thing is true for the stroke stem cells, that they're not taking it from someone else.

00:58:46.800 But you never know.

00:58:47.720 I mean, I know there are stem cell treatments that sometimes are from fetal placentas or whatever it is.

00:58:53.840 That's what we were worried about.

00:58:54.760 But I think in this case, I think it's mostly where they, they found technologies. And I know

00:58:59.400 like Rogan has talked about this ways to well place or whatever it's called, where they do

00:59:03.440 stem cell treatments. And I think a lot of times what they do is they take your blood

00:59:06.280 out of your body, they purify it. So it's just the stem cells and then they put the stem cells

00:59:10.960 back in and that somehow makes you better. So, um, you know, I don't know if this is a similar

00:59:15.720 type of thing, but it, you know, it looks like they are finding ways to apply it to stroke and

00:59:19.880 blood aging i guess and it sounds good i think i just want it just for having it um

00:59:26.140 uh all right you guys listen it's 10 on the east coast okay so tomorrow i'm not sure i'm not sure

00:59:34.800 what we're doing tomorrow i have an idea but we'll see but we'll be here we will be here and um

00:59:40.320 oh i'm just looking oh okay so um i want to say thank you to everybody here um marcella and owen

00:59:49.620 and I appreciate you guys showing up every day. And we want to thank Scott and Shelly for allowing

00:59:55.560 the show to continue and for all of us to commune as Scott wanted and have lively debates and

01:00:01.620 discussions and have fun and just, you know, kind of all be together. And that's what we're

01:00:05.680 achieving. So I think, um, I think Scott would be really pleased. I picture, I literally visualize

01:00:12.440 him like looking down at us and just kind of like smiling and shaking his head. This is what I see

01:00:19.440 in my mind's eye, like, yeah, look, look at, like, this is great. It goes on. They're still

01:00:24.100 together. They're still having the debates. Like I, I just really feel it in my bones that he's

01:00:30.720 watching every day and loving that we're all here. So we love it too. Um, all right, you guys,

01:00:36.480 we miss him so much too. You guys, I know, I know. Um, so we will be back tomorrow and until

01:00:43.760 then let's go out start

01:00:45.680 saying your goodbyes let's go out and be

01:00:47.700 useful have a great

01:00:49.660 rest of your day and we appreciate

01:00:51.980 you all and as always

01:00:53.840 a closing sip to Scott

01:00:55.740 to Scott

01:00:56.640 to Scott

01:00:58.140 bye guys

01:01:00.320 gad sad

01:01:07.820 on Thursday gad sad on Thursday

01:01:09.620 to answer your question

01:01:10.680 okay bye guys

01:01:13.760 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 18, 2026

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