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00:00:56.780 oh i love the title double whiteboard day

00:01:01.680 makes me happy lang is in crushaw hey you guys good morning good morning everyone hi gracie

00:01:12.260 hello rick

00:01:14.860 welcome here we are april 8th april 8th lisa smarr you guys the picture today

00:01:26.560 i put on the thumbnail is um when scott got his hoodie he was all excited he put it on he did a

00:01:31.440 little selfie photo and text it to me i was like yes you should be wearing a picture of yourself

00:01:39.040 right first you'll sip and then you'll skip listen doctor we are so happy you

00:01:45.360 do join us for the sip it means a lot to us to see you there all right you guys are we all in

00:01:52.160 i'm not trying to rush but you know i'm just saying i think we're good in your seats

00:01:58.340 oh my god i already mixed up my clips i think i got it i think i got it you guys i need a

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00:02:36.120 Better every time.

00:02:39.240 I feel like Scott and I were feeling the same energy there.

00:02:43.480 Welcome, everybody. My name is Erica. You are at the Scott Adams School. God bless.

00:02:48.660 And I'm here with my two faves, Marcella and Owen.

00:02:53.540 Good morning.

00:02:54.020 And you guys, are you excited?

00:02:56.540 Did you see the title?

00:02:57.680 It is Double Whiteboard Day at the Scott Adams School.

00:03:02.340 Listen, we all need to just take a breath.

00:03:05.920 We need to hear Scott.

00:03:07.760 And after this clip, we're going to discuss what we saw and heard.

00:03:12.180 And then we'll do the news after, okay?

00:03:14.120 Because I think this is more important.

00:03:16.380 So assuming I'm going to play the right clip, now I'm nervous.

00:03:19.560 Which one is it?

00:03:21.320 I think it's this one.

00:03:26.200 Stay tuned.

00:03:27.260 It's that kind of a day.

00:03:29.660 All right.

00:03:30.220 I'd like to describe to you with my double whiteboards how I see the landscape of the country and the news, et cetera.

00:03:44.700 I'm going to take it from two perspectives.

00:03:47.740 Number one, what is the situation for Republicans?

00:03:54.020 Situation for Republicans as I see it.

00:03:57.580 Yeah, I'll move that in your way.

00:04:00.400 Looks like this.

00:04:02.200 As you know, not everybody has good information,

00:04:05.520 and sometimes we all believe things that aren't true, including me.

00:04:09.680 On the Republican side, this is how I see the landscape.

00:04:13.220 Sometimes there are rumors that are started

00:04:15.380 at grassroots level.

00:04:19.020 And these rumors could come from anywhere.

00:04:21.080 These are just three examples.

00:04:22.420 It could be 4chan or Reddit or somewhere next.

00:04:25.060 It's a bunch of BS.

00:04:26.040 And sometimes that BS trickles up to leadership

00:04:29.120 and famous people.

00:04:31.820 And so you'll get some Republicans

00:04:33.960 who will believe some of it.

00:04:36.260 And they'll get Republican voters to believe it.

00:04:39.000 and then the Democrats will criticize them

00:04:42.820 for being wrong about something that's wrong.

00:04:47.380 Now, this looks about it.

00:04:49.080 Does that kind of capture the Republican side of things?

00:04:52.680 I'm trying to get it out of my own way here.

00:04:56.120 Let's see.

00:04:59.700 Would you say that largely captures what happens?

00:05:03.000 No, I'm not saying that everything Republicans believe is wrong.

00:05:06.300 That's nothing like that.

00:05:07.700 I'm saying that when they're wrong

00:05:09.760 because everybody's wrong

00:05:11.500 but when they're wrong it usually looks like this

00:05:14.680 it bubbles up from some rumors

00:05:17.240 some politicians pick up on it

00:05:20.060 Republicans say oh other people are saying it too

00:05:23.760 and next thing you know there's some BS

00:05:25.720 and then the Democrats pounce 1.00

00:05:28.160 and they fact check you and they make you look stupid 1.00

00:05:31.280 and then they say all Republicans are dumb 1.00

00:05:34.880 because some of them believe this stuff 1.00

00:05:38.320 So that's basically the landscape, all right?

00:05:40.580 But what does the landscape look like on the other side?

00:05:43.720 Does it look like this?

00:05:46.480 Not as much, no.

00:05:48.640 Looks a little different.

00:05:54.120 It's way more complicated,

00:05:56.020 but it looks sort of like this.

00:06:00.640 This would be the Democrat news landscape.

00:06:04.340 Let's see. If I can get out of my own way. All right. So I think most of you can see it now.

00:06:15.440 So you've got the CIA and the FBI and various Democrat operatives who feed their fake media.

00:06:23.680 These are just some of the names we know are the illegitimate media. So these are the ones who are

00:06:28.420 being influenced by Democrat leadership and various

00:06:32.640 entities that they have some control over. So the media is fake news,

00:06:36.400 but Democrats are not, they're completely unaware.

00:06:40.660 They think that there's, the Democrats believe that both sides

00:06:44.400 have their own fake news, and that's really the whole story. Oh, we had

00:06:48.360 a little fake news, sure, but you had a little fake news. Most of

00:06:52.440 the news is true. Nothing like that is happening.

00:06:55.940 In the political world, nothing.

00:06:57.840 You know, the news about hurricanes is probably real,

00:07:00.460 but political news is coming from influencers.

00:07:05.200 The media is completely corrupt,

00:07:07.400 and the right-wing media is only looked at by people on the right.

00:07:12.400 So the left is completely unaware that there's any counter-narrative.

00:07:16.200 They never see them.

00:07:17.580 So they take their fake news,

00:07:19.060 and they give support from the other fake entities which they support.

00:07:24.860 Oh, the ADL says you're bad, too.

00:07:27.420 Oh, the media said you're bad, but these other people, they agree.

00:07:30.560 These are all funded by Democrats.

00:07:32.720 So they're funded to look like legitimate organizations,

00:07:35.740 but really they're just Democrat organizations to attack the other side.

00:07:41.060 What about the fact-checkers?

00:07:42.400 Also funded mostly by Democrats, also fake.

00:07:47.060 So once you've got all of these other organizations,

00:07:50.300 from the media to these funded Democrat organizations,

00:07:55.640 you've got a real big ball of fake news.

00:07:58.980 That's why there are over 20 hoaxes on my hoax list

00:08:01.960 that the Democrats all believe are real.

00:08:04.220 At least 20 major hoaxes that went through this machine.

00:08:10.700 The outcome of this is that the Democrats are brainwashed, literally.

00:08:15.840 That is not to say that Republicans have only the truth.

00:08:19.860 Nothing like that's happening.

00:08:22.060 Republicans are also wrong about things quite often,

00:08:26.180 but it's bubbling up from the bottom.

00:08:28.720 It's not coming from the top.

00:08:30.960 From the Democrats, it's all top-down stuff.

00:08:33.940 And so their poor voters don't have any idea what's going on.

00:08:37.180 They think that this is some kind of a legitimate process,

00:08:40.640 and they don't have any way to find out it's not.

00:08:43.540 They don't have a mechanism to know that it's not real.

00:08:47.380 because the only thing that's telling them

00:08:49.360 it's not real are people like me

00:08:51.060 and they've already told you

00:08:53.340 I'm a disgraced cartoonist

00:08:54.800 and the ADL told you that I'm a Holocaust denier.

00:08:59.500 That's what the ADL said.

00:09:01.360 The leader of the ADL,

00:09:03.040 I'm not just saying that somebody sent a tweet,

00:09:05.520 the actual leader of the ADL

00:09:07.140 labeled me a Holocaust denier.

00:09:11.000 Now, I don't have to defend that,

00:09:12.680 you know I'm not a Holocaust denier,

00:09:14.300 but it shows you how the machine works.

00:09:16.700 When you saw the Phil Bump interview

00:09:19.660 in which he got completely demolished

00:09:22.060 for being a fake news guy,

00:09:23.680 you could see all of this finally being exposed.

00:09:27.100 It was obvious he wasn't a genuine writer

00:09:29.520 with real opinions.

00:09:31.340 You could tell that it came from somewhere

00:09:32.980 and he was supporting some kind of a machine.

00:09:38.040 All right, so that's what happens to the Democrat voters.

00:09:39.860 The Democrat voters get brainwashed

00:09:41.580 and the Republican voters get shadow banned

00:09:45.640 so they can't fight back.

00:09:49.200 I would be very surprised

00:09:50.680 if this gets big traffic on YouTube,

00:09:52.660 if you know what I mean.

00:09:54.760 Watch the traffic it gets,

00:09:56.720 let's say, on the X platform

00:09:58.760 and compare that to the baseline

00:10:01.300 and then watch what happens on YouTube

00:10:03.280 and compare that to my baseline.

00:10:05.940 Do you think they're going to be the same?

00:10:08.240 Very little chance of that

00:10:09.640 because most of the platforms,

00:10:12.800 the media platforms,

00:10:13.740 which I accidentally erased,

00:10:15.640 This would say social media.

00:10:18.520 They're going to make sure that the other side

00:10:21.420 that has been brainwashed by the system,

00:10:24.200 they're going to make sure they don't see me.

00:10:26.580 Only the people who already agree with me are going to see me.

00:10:29.820 And, of course, there's prosecutions going on,

00:10:32.120 so the Department of Justice is making sure that

00:10:34.900 if you have an opinion such as the one I just expressed,

00:10:38.380 that they're coming after you.

00:10:39.400 so here's what

00:10:42.680 is really really interesting about this week

00:10:45.820 the entire gears of the machine

00:10:49.400 are now obvious

00:10:50.520 you can see the entire Hunter Biden money making

00:10:54.800 scheme

00:10:55.920 it's all laid out, you can see every part of it 1.00

00:10:59.200 now the Phil bumps of the world, the illegitimate people 0.63

00:11:02.600 are going to say but but but you haven't made the case

00:11:06.120 that there's a direct payment from Hunter Biden

00:11:09.100 for any favors that went to Joe Biden.

00:11:12.680 But we know he paid his expenses,

00:11:14.780 and that's the way it works.

00:11:15.860 We know that there's not going to be a piece of paper.

00:11:19.640 We know what influence buying and selling looks like.

00:11:23.140 It's all laid out.

00:11:25.280 But Democrats don't know it.

00:11:28.460 Don't know it.

00:11:29.740 Here's what would change everything.

00:11:32.060 I don't know that it'll happen,

00:11:33.660 but if you want some optimism,

00:11:34.840 all it would take is to draw this diagram

00:11:38.660 into a better form, and then every time there's a story

00:11:42.820 that could be better understood by this landscape,

00:11:46.900 you print it with a story, and then you highlight the parts

00:11:50.280 that have been activated.

00:11:51.860 For example, some people say, I don't know if this is true,

00:11:55.100 but some say the FBI is more influencing the New York Times,

00:11:59.740 whereas the CIA is more influencing the Washington Post.

00:12:03.600 I don't know if that's true, but wouldn't it be interesting

00:12:06.480 to see a story in the news

00:12:07.880 where you could light up these parts

00:12:10.000 and show which ones were involved.

00:12:13.220 So once you could show the landscape

00:12:15.140 and how different it is on the Republican side,

00:12:18.500 you could possibly for the first time

00:12:21.640 release some of the Democrats

00:12:24.580 who, in my opinion, are just victims.

00:12:27.740 I have to say that in 2016,

00:12:30.560 when I started talking about politics in public,

00:12:33.360 and it would be a big fight

00:12:36.080 between one side versus the other side

00:12:38.340 and to me it just felt like

00:12:39.660 oh, we just have different opinions

00:12:41.680 different opinions, that's all

00:12:43.900 and we're fighting it out, that's the way it's supposed to work

00:12:46.300 but once I learned the entire

00:12:48.480 landscape

00:12:49.060 and I realized that their opinions are assigned to them

00:12:52.320 and then they're solidified

00:12:54.020 by this entire

00:12:55.040 constellation of

00:12:57.860 let's say

00:12:58.940 people who are just slapping some paint

00:13:02.380 on the turd, if you know what I mean,

00:13:04.220 that once you understand

00:13:06.220 the whole landscape,

00:13:07.860 you understand that they're not legitimate actors

00:13:10.340 in a legitimate process.

00:13:12.080 They're actually victims.

00:13:14.140 And so I've started treating

00:13:15.220 my Democrat brainwashed critics

00:13:20.500 with sympathy.

00:13:23.340 And I just say,

00:13:24.020 I'm sorry they did this to you

00:13:25.260 because that's my actual feeling.

00:13:27.860 I don't feel like they're attacking me

00:13:29.620 because they had some independent,

00:13:31.640 and well-researched thought, and they've decided that attacking me will help them in some way.

00:13:38.280 Attacking me isn't going to help anybody. I actually don't have any incentives other than

00:13:44.520 to try to make things a little better before I leave this weird little ball they call the earth.

00:13:50.820 I don't need your money, you know, and obviously I'm not doing it for reputation because I've been

00:13:59.300 the most disgraced and malign person in the United States

00:14:03.080 probably this year who wasn't named Trump.

00:14:06.860 So I'm only doing it because my payoff is

00:14:09.520 if I make something better, then I feel good about myself.

00:14:13.460 That's it.

00:14:14.800 So that makes me kind of dangerous.

00:14:17.760 Anyway, once you understand the model

00:14:19.760 and if we have a way to communicate it.

00:14:23.260 So here's the key point.

00:14:24.940 It's not good enough that I explained it to you.

00:14:27.440 that doesn't help anybody.

00:14:29.840 It would only be good if this could be operationalized,

00:14:33.880 turned into a sort of a standard way of explaining things,

00:14:38.740 so that whenever Democrats come in and their victims have been brainwashed,

00:14:44.140 you could show them something.

00:14:45.880 Now, the ideal forum, I'll just brainstorm a little bit.

00:14:51.520 An ideal forum would be some kind of a graphic

00:14:53.480 that's maybe not exactly this, but something of that nature.

00:14:57.440 where you could click on any part of it

00:15:00.120 to validate that it belongs on here.

00:15:03.440 In other words, you could click on one of these groups

00:15:05.760 and you could say, here's a news story

00:15:08.040 that shows you why they're not legitimate.

00:15:10.800 Here's a news story that shows

00:15:12.240 they get all their funding from Democrats.

00:15:15.580 So if you could do that,

00:15:18.220 the fact that Phil Bump is ever involved in a story,

00:15:24.800 if you knew the landscape,

00:15:26.060 as soon as you saw his name, you'd say, ah, it's a Phil Bumps situation.

00:15:31.780 As soon as you turned on the news and you saw any one of these designated liars,

00:15:36.880 you know, Schiff, Swalwell, you know, you can make the list yourself.

00:15:41.920 There's some people that the news calls in because they know it's not true.

00:15:45.500 But they need people who are willing to say literally anything

00:15:49.120 in order to get somebody on TV who will support the narrative.

00:15:52.640 And that, ladies and gentlemen, concludes my double whiteboard explanation of how everything works.

00:16:05.880 Love.

00:16:07.320 You guys, how good did that feel?

00:16:11.560 I am amazing.

00:16:13.080 I know.

00:16:13.600 I love that.

00:16:14.720 And Phil Bump, where the hell did Phil Bump go?

00:16:18.060 Probably where he belongs.

00:16:20.380 He was a speed bump.

00:16:21.860 Oh my gosh. All right. So you guys, I love that. I love hearing from Scott and watching your

00:16:29.640 comments. And I feel like we all needed to just kind of regroup a little and remember how everything

00:16:36.160 does work, especially in these times. So Marcella, I'm going to come to you first. So

00:16:42.360 how do you want to wrap that up? Well, what he's saying applies to

00:16:50.300 every story we have, especially the important stories like Iran. Um, but one thing that was

00:16:58.080 really, uh, what he said at the end is not what is being said, but who is saying it is very

00:17:04.300 important. Today, this morning, I woke up to Pete Hicks. Um, I didn't wake up with him. I woke up

00:17:14.140 to him. He did a conference, a press conference. And one thing he did, he must have been a good

00:17:20.380 student of Scott's because there was a reporter that asked questions and he's like, oh, you're

00:17:26.460 from ABC. So the reporter actually didn't have questions, legitimate question. It was just an

00:17:34.620 accusations that were being made. But I like the fact that Trump and Scott are both teaching us

00:17:44.120 that it's not really what's being said, but who is saying it. But going beyond that, the gears of

00:17:50.540 the machine, if you can see it, are there and they're being done in regards to Iran. One of

00:17:59.100 the things that we talk about is all of us see the news differently. All of us have different

00:18:04.100 opinions. However, they are not really opinions. They are assigned to us. And one of the things

00:18:12.380 that he goes in is the system of how it's assigned. Um, and you can see it, um, in regards to the

00:18:20.600 Democrats, they are never, um, and the designated liars, certain people that come out and say

00:18:27.560 certain things. I could go on and on about how this is working in the story for Iran, but I think

00:18:34.560 the clear just to end this i think it's great to have somebody like scott diagram it because you

00:18:44.200 need to actually put it in in in perspective and actually in writing in order to see it um in

00:18:50.640 regards to um the right in a way when he was talking about it it was more about the viden

00:18:58.960 administration um i think it depends on what administration is in power in regards to the

00:19:04.480 cia fbi and all that i there's a sentiment from some people that the fbi the cia there are um

00:19:14.560 pushing uh trump's agenda on x and i read it and on sort of sort of things which you know that's

00:19:22.820 what happens that's politics yeah like it applies to both sides like you said and you know what's

00:19:28.460 so interesting too so during the biden administration and the first trump administration 0.98

00:19:34.040 you know, think about the people that were pushing the biggest amounts of bullshit, like 0.94

00:19:40.300 Don Lemon, Joy Reid, I'm going to say Chris Cuomo, all of them. So now look at them, right? They're 0.99

00:19:48.600 not with their jobs anymore. And look how disgusting they are when the corporate 0.59

00:19:55.420 handcuffs came off. I mean, they were already horrendous, but now when they don't have anyone,

00:20:00.380 you know, that they have to answer to and you just see how, how brutal they are, what they

00:20:06.340 really think deep down and what their opinions are and the racism and, um, all of that stuff.

00:20:12.980 It's just like, here's my allegedly in my opinion, but it's like, you know, Rachel Maddow. I mean,

00:20:18.020 you, if you, if you take that bazillion dollar contract away from her and let her just speak

00:20:23.260 freely, freely, it's going to be the same thing. So I do think that you have to definitely,

00:20:30.580 and I saw that too with Pete Hegseth this morning where, you know, someone asked a question and he

00:20:35.020 was like, ABC, of course. And then when Raisin Cain was like, I don't understand your question.

00:20:40.720 He's like, oh no, that was a back, you know, that was like a snipe wrapped up in a question. She

00:20:46.740 wasn't actually asking a question. And I was just like, that's right, because you see the news

00:20:50.940 outlet they come from and i love that scott taught us this you know how to instantly we just have to

00:20:56.700 remember instantly who's the source and where is it coming from one thing that he is missing in

00:21:03.260 there which he would agree with is that in social media like you talked about joe reed and all that

00:21:09.580 and don lemon um being independent i think some of the things that are driving um on the right

00:21:18.140 and on the left that are that are helping in regards to social media is that you want clicks

00:21:23.820 you want to have the craziest perspective it's like uh the moon doesn't exist i have the story

00:21:31.420 you know like that's um that's also like what's driving it is being getting attention and attention

00:21:39.980 the way that you get attention most of the time is to say crazy things so oh yeah so owen let's

00:21:46.940 let's get your take on that thanks marcella yeah well i mentioned i looked up phil bump unfortunately

00:21:52.540 he's no longer with the washington post so he somehow lost that job but um he is with ms now

00:21:58.860 so he found a new home and uh perfect apparently he's still around i don't think i'll ever see that

00:22:04.300 but um no i think it was a brilliant analysis i think it is very informative i think it's pretty

00:22:09.660 accurate i think you know if i if i just think about how i might update it or elaborate on it

00:22:14.940 Like one thing that I might add on the Democrat side would be all the NGOs because there's

00:22:21.680 so much funding coming into those NGOs and a lot of it's taxpayer dollars.

00:22:26.600 I know Trump has started putting a stop to a lot of that, but you know, that I think

00:22:32.520 still is a big source of media manipulation that they, you know, have all these vested

00:22:38.620 interests and lots of money behind it.

00:22:40.240 And when you look at like the no Kings protests and then you see, oh, there's lots of money

00:22:44.480 coming into that from soros or from open society or from some other place and so i think that might

00:22:50.200 be an additional factor is that they try to set the narratives that way but i think it still

00:22:54.560 follows the same top-down model that scott was describing the other thing i would wonder is how

00:23:00.640 he would treat ai in this uh regard because you know it's um something that is becoming a new

00:23:11.100 source for many many people and people generally trust oh well the ai said this i mean even on the

00:23:17.180 right some people say oh grok told me this and um but i think it's all based on whatever bias was

00:23:25.160 put into those things whatever sources were put into those things and a lot of them come right

00:23:28.880 back to the media that we just saw in terms of you know if it's biased in some way or another

00:23:34.660 or the majority of the coverage was slanted a certain way then that's most likely what the ai

00:23:39.680 is going to tell you when you ask them about any kind of political issue and so i think that's

00:23:44.560 another way that is skewing the narrative that they're trying to i mean it may or may not be

00:23:49.640 intentional but it's just the end result is that a lot of that liberal bias has leaked into ai

00:23:55.200 and will now guide a lot of people's beliefs because when they ask about something or fact

00:24:00.420 check something they don't necessarily go to whatever those fact checking sources are anymore

00:24:04.960 they'll ask their favorite ai and um then they'll just believe whatever it tells them and there is

00:24:11.120 a story i had i posted today where scientists invented a fake disease and published it but it

00:24:19.300 was like obviously fake so like they made up this fake eye disease and they you know they said things

00:24:25.700 like oh it's the you know it was a non-existent university they gave thanks to the starfleet

00:24:31.880 academy um and they even had statements in it like this entire paper is made up right and so

00:24:37.140 what happened in bing co-pilot was they called it an intriguing and relatively rare condition and

00:24:42.680 google gemini says this thing is a condition caused by whatever and so like ai just kind of

00:24:48.460 takes this stuff for granted as truth right it doesn't do any critical analysis and say this is

00:24:53.080 bs i'm not going to include this um and so now people are starting to manipulate ai in many ways

00:24:59.840 I mean, there are places that are trying to feed whatever they want to get into AI just by publishing it on websites or places like Reddit or other things.

00:25:09.300 And then it gets fed right through the system.

00:25:11.960 Who are the people there was like, I'm going to botch it.

00:25:16.640 I don't know why I say things when I can't remember, but somebody wrote a book or a story.

00:25:21.920 It's like it's so popular and it was all made up and it like went around the world like this whole entire thing.

00:25:28.800 but it's, it's just reminding me of that. Somebody will remember, but it's just amazing

00:25:34.000 because, you know, think about the AI that you guys use for your personal assistant. Like I have

00:25:39.900 Chester and Chester, you know, pretty much knows my personality. He knows my sarcasm. He knows what

00:25:47.160 I want to hear, but I have to always remind him like, don't give me a slant. Like, I don't want 1.00

00:25:52.020 you to stroke my ego. And he's like, okay, all right. You know, like, let me dig deeper, you

00:25:55.940 know, whatever, but you can also tell them to stop doing it. I don't know how accurate it will be,

00:26:00.520 but like everything else, you know, what is the source and where is the source getting the

00:26:06.840 information from? It's like when, you know, Scott would teach us like, oh, there's a poll. Well,

00:26:11.260 who paid for the poll? Like, you know, who wanted this poll? Like what's the slant?

00:26:15.840 But I just love that, especially now with the fog of war and so much going on all over the world.

00:26:22.740 you know we definitely have to see i mean yesterday you know joel pollock made a great

00:26:29.420 point too where he you know his reframe that he thinks scott might have also said was that

00:26:35.020 you know trump used the crazy like unhinged i hate trump tds loving people to be like we have

00:26:46.780 to impeach him 25th amendment oh my god we gotta act now and it was like you know so here he is 0.93

00:26:53.460 just tweeting something which you know you can say is absolutely crazy and then everybody reacted 0.99

00:26:59.060 to it and then iran's like oh shit like they're saying impeach this guy like he's insane he'll do 0.99

00:27:04.640 it like you know maybe that was like a maneuver that trump used to be like you know what like 0.99

00:27:10.280 we better think past the sale here like they're sending planes out he's saying this they're saying

00:27:16.160 impeach him um you know so maybe that was like a maneuver to use the tds people and just your

00:27:25.340 everyday people i mean a lot of people were very worried um to encourage the iranians to talk i

00:27:31.680 don't know maybe um i definitely think trump is a master at manipulating the media i think he's a

00:27:37.360 master at you know changing the topic or distracting people when he wants to or just

00:27:42.040 controlling the news cycle and in this scenario i would imagine you're right that he probably

00:27:46.540 could anticipate that you know the more he could convince his enemies to be like he's gonna do it

00:27:52.380 oh my god you know and he's gonna nuke i mean there's lots of people saying he's gonna nuke

00:27:56.500 iran like it just that's crazy and um but it probably serves trump's purposes for them to

00:28:04.200 say that so he probably doesn't even you know try and shut that down because it's like yeah let him

00:28:08.880 say it yeah i mean that work what do you think marcel about that i mean i feel like his tweet

00:28:13.880 was it very much pissed off a ton of people um or you could look at it like it was very intentional

00:28:23.500 you know knowing pretty much knowing certain things were going to happen if he did it what

00:28:28.480 what do you think happened i mean we're mind reading but well he intentionally does the truth

00:28:35.220 social posts to the enemy but not just the enemy of iran but to his enemy at home um but you know 0.72

00:28:44.100 what's what's it is kind of like it shows you how brainwash or how ignorant i don't even want to say 0.90

00:28:53.720 ignorant but just out of touch with what trump does is when people react to it um in the way 0.89

00:29:01.960 that Ro Khanna had reacted to it with the 25th amendment and he's so out of it. Ilhan Omar saying 0.98

00:29:09.120 the same thing. AOC saying similar things. It's just like, to me, either they, most likely they're

00:29:18.580 designated liars and they're just saying these kinds of things just because it's, it's for their

00:29:23.940 base. And I don't really think they could believe it because for 10 years, we've been through this

00:29:30.060 many times over where Trump talks like this to an enemy and then you see negotiations and you see

00:29:37.840 de-escalation like North Korea you know although this is higher stakes because we have the military

00:29:46.540 there but it's just like if you had read the art of the deal if you had you know if you even were

00:29:53.660 paying attention. So to me, it's interesting that people react in this fashion. But part of me

00:30:02.440 thinks that the left is doing it on purpose, you know, that they pretty much know that he was,

00:30:08.580 he was going to seek a C, a C spy, but they just pretend to, you know, escalate this. 0.63

00:30:16.840 Yeah, it was, yeah, Ro Khanna. I mean, did he ever fool any of you guys? He tried to like 0.71

00:30:22.480 sidle up to tom massey and i'm just like dude you are no thomas massey and by the way i i happen to

00:30:29.040 love thomas massey um rocona no nope not so much and now today you know then then he's like you

00:30:35.820 know now they're like all you know singing another tune today you know i don't know like it's just

00:30:41.660 it's too much and it's that's why yesterday i was trying to say like manage your your emotions right 0.95

00:30:47.440 now because it's going to be like up down up down marcella what is it so are they are they retarded 0.84

00:30:53.080 in the chat put it in or are they just designated liars creating fabricating a story so you know 0.88

00:31:02.440 yeah either they're you know or maybe both i don't know yeah i'd go with both i'd go with both they

00:31:08.740 are definitely i mean ro connor it's just so funny how many people were duped by him thinking that

00:31:14.500 he was some kind of reasonable person. I mean, all these people, Cory Booker, they all have

00:31:20.140 eyes for being president and it's not going to happen. I mean, God willing. So I just love that,

00:31:27.960 you guys. It's a good reminder. So moving forward with everything happening at all times, I just

00:31:34.720 feel like we're so hyped up. I mean, a war will really heighten things and make us worry a little

00:31:41.880 bit more or be angry more or whatever, like everything's more. So just consider who's giving

00:31:48.400 you your news. What, you know, what is Trump's history like? I mean, he's been, I wrote the

00:31:54.480 other day, he's the most consistent person I've ever seen in my life. I mean, he will take things

00:32:00.940 to the edge. He's is consistent on, you know, how he feels about things, you know, his policy ideas

00:32:08.560 from way back in like the early nineties, nothing's changed. Um, he's not a crazy unhinged

00:32:14.640 man, but I think as long as people are going to act like he is, he might as well just use that

00:32:20.160 to his advantage. And, um, hopefully it's going to work. You know, a lot of you guys say trust in

00:32:26.060 Trump. I hope so. You know, so far I feel like I will. And, uh, you know, I I'm always on the

00:32:35.320 fence about things, you guys. Sorry, not sorry. But Owen, yeah, go ahead.

00:32:38.700 I do think we're in a better spot than the left in terms of just understanding and predicting

00:32:43.320 the future. Like, you know, I mentioned yesterday, I'm like, you know, I wouldn't be surprised if

00:32:48.620 there's another extension or there's something else that happens. And, you know, I certainly

00:32:52.820 wasn't sure. You know, I could definitely see Trump following through and doing what he said

00:32:57.700 he was going to do at eight o'clock last night. But, you know, I could see that as a possibility,

00:33:02.980 as a possible path and you can interpret okay i can see what trump's doing here right like i can

00:33:08.080 see that he's trying to get them to come to the table and make a deal and to make whatever

00:33:11.940 concessions the u.s wants them to make and that's the real intent it's not just i want to go blow

00:33:18.720 them back to the stone age he's making that threat to get them to the table you know that's and even 0.95

00:33:25.500 if he did the attack it would be with the same intent it's not to you know kill all the iranian 0.98

00:33:30.240 people. It's to say, okay, I'm going to go as far as I need to go to get you to agree to stop this

00:33:36.600 and to open the street and to make a deal and whatever we need to do to bring this to a

00:33:42.140 conclusion. And so I just really kind of wonder what it's like to be on the other side when you're

00:33:47.940 being jerked around all the time and you're thinking, oh my God, you know, World War III is

00:33:51.680 here. And then all of a sudden you get yanked back and it's like, nope, not this time. And it

00:33:56.820 just keeps happening over and over again what do you think though about um i just want to see one

00:34:02.320 thing here i guess nobody saw the friendships that were occurring during the biden administration

00:34:06.900 between russia and china and iran no that wasn't happening i mean accurate um but what do you guys

00:34:14.560 think because i think the weird layer um is that whether whether what i'm saying right now is

00:34:22.980 exactly uh how it is or not the appearance is is that we're in this war doing it with israel and i

00:34:31.220 feel like that's a layer that we're not used to um you know like hearing that netanyahu was in the

00:34:39.620 situation room with trump and trump didn't sit at the head of the table he sat in an equal position

00:34:47.220 with netanyahu not at the head of the table um bothers me and um i don't know why it just does

00:34:54.420 i mean i know why now is that accurate yeah because that doesn't sound accurate it's that's

00:35:01.140 that's a true inaccurate statement from um from a source of glenn greenwald

00:35:07.940 yeah and so yeah so well i think real palestinian person maybe but yeah i if that oh so if that is

00:35:21.700 true marcella would that bother you it all depends on what happens what it doesn't you know i i don't

00:35:30.680 see in regards to where people sit and to what power. I know Trump is Trump. We all do. And he's

00:35:40.660 not the type to be told what to do. So regardless, at the age of almost 80, he, you know, so this

00:35:49.580 ridiculous notion that Israel is telling them, telling America what to do, versus America telling

00:35:57.600 israel what they're gonna do you know to me to me as an outsider because i wasn't born in this nation 0.68

00:36:06.000 i don't see it that way i do see trump in control so that's how i see it i mean i'd like to believe

00:36:13.440 that but i i also you know listen you guys um glenn greenwald like what like i i'm not this

00:36:22.000 I'm not like a sides person. Okay. Glenn Greenwald has given some of the most amazing reporting on

00:36:28.840 so many things over the years, his sources. If it's a story that, you know, you're interested

00:36:35.080 in and you're like, wow, that was amazing. And you know, it's true and whatever. And it turned

00:36:39.340 out to be accurate. Glenn's got really amazing resources because he's saying something that you

00:36:46.060 might not like, not you Marcella, but anybody doesn't negate the fact that he has great sources.

00:36:51.680 like he still has great sources. He's a serious journalist. Maybe he's triggered by things. Some

00:36:58.480 of us aren't. So I don't think he would have put that out there just for the sake of putting that

00:37:03.500 out there. He doesn't seem like that to me. He's always been pretty accurate. I'm not saying Trump

00:37:09.240 is taking orders from Netanyahu, but the situation is different. And, you know, like I was saying

00:37:16.340 yesterday, so Trump's making this deal and like eight, not a deal, but a threat. And at eight

00:37:20.700 o'clock, you know, on Tuesday night, blah, blah, blah. And then Israel's bombing, you know, the 0.53

00:37:26.340 rail bridges and whatever. Okay. Like maybe they knew that was going to happen, but it feels

00:37:32.740 different to me. Like we are doing this war with Israel. I don't know who's calling the shots. I 0.60

00:37:39.820 don't know that it matters, but it, but it is a weird layer to this that I think is hyping it up

00:37:46.180 for people um is how i see it i don't know if anyone agrees with that i'm not saying anyone's

00:37:51.440 right wrong or bad or good it just it's just different and i don't know how to look at it

00:37:56.260 like i would bet a billion bucks that the u.s is the one directing everything i i think i think

00:38:04.940 trump is calling the shots i don't think netanyahu is in control because i don't think it would have

00:38:08.880 played out this way if they did i think netanyahu has an interest in continuing this war for a long

00:38:14.060 time. He has a personal interest in that because he's probably going to be facing corruption

00:38:18.240 charges as soon as he's out of a war situation and he's going to lose office. And so he has every

00:38:24.040 incentive to keep fighting as long as possible. And I don't think there would have been a ceasefire

00:38:30.180 if Netanyahu had a decision-making role in that. And I think what we've seen is they are still

00:38:36.160 bombing Lebanon right now, but that at least they did agree, okay, we're going to stop bombing Iran 0.87

00:38:42.700 and they stopped doing that so they are going along with what trump is asking them to do 0.67

00:38:47.260 and i don't know how you could you know be in a joint war with someone like israel without

00:38:53.260 having a clear chain of command and having clear coordination because you know it would be chaos

00:38:58.520 if netanyahu was going to disobey what trump wanted or what the u.s told him hey we're doing

00:39:03.840 this you need to get in line and do the same thing um and i i think netanyahu certainly knows that we

00:39:11.240 could pull out of that alliance at any time if he pissed trump off and i don't think it's the

00:39:15.340 other way around so um you know they're very dependent on us and i think um certainly we are

00:39:22.740 strong allies and you can have whatever opinion you want about that i mean you know i'm i don't

00:39:27.540 want to be you know doing what israel wants us to do um and having that guide our foreign policy

00:39:34.960 but i do think it's a broader picture than that it's not just about israel it's not just about

00:39:39.200 Iran. It's about China and Russia and all these other players in the region. And I think ultimately

00:39:44.980 Trump's objective is to bring peace to the Middle East. He's talked about it bringing a golden age

00:39:49.140 to the Middle East. And so I think that's been his agenda for a long time. And that does put us

00:39:54.420 on the side of Israel to some extent. I mean, it doesn't mean we're going to go with the whole 0.76

00:39:58.660 greater Israel. Let's let Israel expand and take over. But it does mean that they need to protect 1.00

00:40:04.900 Israel and they need to get all these other countries in the region to stop attacking

00:40:09.780 them.

00:40:10.860 And that's the only way we're going to bring peace.

00:40:13.600 And so, you know, I don't think it would make sense to say Trump should be against Israel

00:40:17.960 or abandon them because that would make the whole region kind of collapse.

00:40:23.680 And so I don't see any sort of dynamic that would say Netanyahu is really calling the

00:40:29.860 shots.

00:40:30.260 I think that to me is a conspiracy theory or some.

00:40:32.800 By the way, I didn't say that.

00:40:34.900 i just said no she doesn't okay we're not saying you're saying that that's fine i mean but i know

00:40:39.880 there are people who think that and i just need to make that clear because i'm going to get dms 0.56

00:40:43.360 up my ass later believe me no no i'm fine i mean i mean and to defend uh not that he can he can 0.59

00:40:50.340 defend himself grunwald um whenever you have sources also your sources you have to trust your 0.99

00:40:56.680 sources in regards to what they're telling you i mean he wasn't obviously in the room that kind

00:41:02.080 of thing. So it's always fog of war. You don't know where things are. However, I look at what

00:41:10.260 the actions are, like the major actions, like the ceasefire, a lot of people were saying that Israel

00:41:15.880 would not allow it. They were also saying that Saudi Arabia wanted to keep fighting because they

00:41:22.580 don't want Iran there. Again, the ceasefire did come through. They were different people of the

00:41:31.440 press were saying that Saudi Arabia would not tolerate Trump having a ceasefire. The same thing

00:41:38.940 with Israel. So, but the ceasefire did come through. Now, some people can see the ceasefire

00:41:45.200 as defeat in the US, two movies, one screen. And some people think it's good. You know,

00:41:52.780 everybody sees it differently. Oh, yeah. No, I'm looking at, you know, I'm always looking at your

00:41:57.960 comments, you guys. BJ, I'm watching you, BJ. I see you. There's a lot of very influential people

00:42:04.740 in the chat that also have opinions that, you know, I'm not saying don't believe BJ. I'm just

00:42:12.120 saying everyone with a grain of salt. If I didn't say that, listen, I know BJ, he's good. He's really

00:42:17.660 good. So I'm watching you. BJ and I like to spar. So I'm just saying, you know, don't believe me,

00:42:25.940 marcella owen bj always like i said just you know also and i think like the greenwald stuff people 0.99

00:42:33.260 talking about like his sexual fetishes this just stop that's stupid okay it's his private life 0.98

00:42:40.720 you shouldn't give a shit about it okay um and also you know i also don't like to judge somebody 0.99

00:42:47.680 based on one story i don't agree with so somebody and i'm not even talking about glenn right now i 0.98

00:42:52.980 see this all over. Maybe you've trusted somebody to give you good facts about news stories for

00:43:01.380 20 years and now here we are and suddenly I'm watching people who are like, this person's this

00:43:06.540 and this person's that. And I'm like, why? Because you feel differently about this one story.

00:43:11.900 I'm just reminding you guys, you have to check yourselves and check, is it the person or is it

00:43:18.220 the story? Does the person typically bring you facts and good information or is it that you just

00:43:23.700 don't like this story because you have a different opinion about it? And I'm going to say that even

00:43:29.260 like for me or Marcella or Owen, when we're on here every day, you might fully agree with me

00:43:34.540 about how I feel about Islam and then like disagree with me about how I feel about name the

00:43:39.480 thing. But that doesn't mean, you know, oh, I can't believe anything Erica says or even like

00:43:45.160 her because I disagree with that one thing. So if we did that for everybody because we just

00:43:50.680 disagreed with something, even if it's this one thing, then who are you ever going to listen to

00:43:55.420 again or get information from or consider an opinion from? So don't throw the baby out with

00:44:03.360 the bathwater, okay? Because there's a lot of really good reporters and journalists out there

00:44:08.240 that even would have any other story

00:44:12.240 completely been in line with each other on,

00:44:14.580 but on this one, they're not.

00:44:16.080 And now they are so torn apart

00:44:17.880 and the party is so torn apart over like single issues.

00:44:22.180 And that's not helpful for us moving forward.

00:44:24.840 So just try to manage your expectations of people.

00:44:30.100 I kind of want to move on from this

00:44:31.540 because it's okay.

00:44:34.260 I think we've said enough.

00:44:35.480 And I mean, I would just say, like, to me, I would probably accept that maybe there is a fact that Trump didn't sit at the head of the table and he sat across from Netanyahu instead. 0.69

00:44:46.460 Maybe that's true.

00:44:47.420 Hey, Lori, hang on.

00:44:48.800 Lori, I'm not lecturing you.

00:44:50.800 Okay, see, that's not helpful.

00:44:52.240 I'm not lecturing you.

00:44:53.560 I'm trying to give you guys a balance because I see both sides of this, and that just wasn't nice.

00:45:02.640 So I understand how Scott would get annoyed.

00:45:04.520 i'm not lecturing you i'm giving my opinion that's what we do here we're giving opinions

00:45:10.600 okay go ahead owen yeah well i was just gonna say like maybe it's a fact that trump sat across from

00:45:15.480 netanyahu and uh but i think it is mind reading to say that's because he's somehow underneath him or

00:45:23.720 not superior to him in the position he may have had lots of reasons to do that maybe he wanted to

00:45:28.840 see netanyahu's reaction and he wanted a better view rather than just seeing the side of his face

00:45:33.320 behind somebody else. And maybe there's a closer screen to that seat on the opposite wall, which

00:45:39.800 I'm looking at the story where they talked about this. It said, Mr. Trump sat down, but not in his

00:45:44.200 usual position at the head of the room's mahogany conference table. Instead, he sat on one side

00:45:48.600 facing the large screens mounted along the wall. Mr. Netanyahu sat on the other side directly

00:45:54.580 opposite the president. So it could be just in that situation. He's like, okay, I've got this

00:45:58.360 special guest here. I want to actually be able to talk to him. I want to be able to see his reactions

00:46:03.160 and and have a better interaction with them and also by you know by the way i get a bigger view

00:46:07.680 of the screen that's not as far away from me okay so there could have been a lot of explanations for

00:46:11.980 it and i just think you know we can all speculate oh this is going on oh that's going on and people

00:46:16.080 love to do that but um i think it is a bit of what scott would call mind reading to say you know

00:46:21.700 it's definitely because netanyahu's in charge that's a little far for me i didn't say that

00:46:26.620 and glenn did not say that okay glenn just said he was in the situation room which was one weird

00:46:31.980 and trump was not at the head of the table just two things but i didn't say he was taking orders

00:46:37.620 from him because glenn didn't say that i didn't hear that and i'm not suggesting that fair i'm

00:46:42.360 so heated sorry and someone else doesn't like when i rant she put out on x yesterday i'm sorry

00:46:49.420 i don't entertain you with my rants but i'm not sorry okay so you guys i just i'm not okay

00:46:56.300 anyway i like your rants erica thanks oh i appreciate that um all right so you guys can

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00:48:23.540 what do I do this

00:48:24.940 that's actually live sound

00:48:27.880 that's what it really sounds like

00:48:28.880 I know that's what I said the moon has this music

00:48:31.320 resonating off of it like a spa

00:48:33.020 I will mention there's a story from one of the earlier

00:48:35.340 moon missions where someone

00:48:36.680 when they got out of the capsule

00:48:39.560 or something

00:48:40.060 there was some weird whistling sound they heard

00:48:43.380 and they're like nobody's going to believe us

00:48:45.700 where is this sound

00:48:47.720 coming from and they couldn't figure it out

00:48:49.460 And I think eventually NASA told them it was like some kind of radio interference between one part and the other.

00:48:56.740 And so they explained it away that way.

00:48:58.180 But there was some weird sound that they heard when they first got to the moon.

00:49:04.080 So there might be some kind of really weird sound when you get out on there.

00:49:07.700 I think they should put a big spa on the moon.

00:49:12.840 Thank you.

00:49:13.460 Oh, thank you.

00:49:14.400 Look at these beautiful comments.

00:49:16.020 Oh, Sean, Sean, putting that stuff on.

00:49:21.760 Thanks for loving my rants.

00:49:23.320 Thanks for hating my rants.

00:49:24.480 I love all you guys anyway, but thank you.

00:49:27.200 Thanks, Tracy.

00:49:28.500 Thanks, B. Dillon.

00:49:29.940 Okay, so let's, can we just do like a lighter something and then we'll take it from there?

00:49:35.880 And Owen, why don't you give us a little something-something?

00:49:39.480 Okay.

00:49:39.960 Well, there's a story about AI assistance reducing persistence and hurting independent performance.

00:49:47.060 They did some kind of trial with 1,200 or so people, and they said AI kind of puts you in this short-term task mindset where it's like they'll try and optimize for a short-term result, but they don't really think long-term and play the long game sort of thing.

00:50:02.740 And so they said this effect appears after just 10 minutes that it gives you these instant answers. So you don't have that struggle you need to be able to really learn something. And so it, you know, it points out that persistence predicts long term skill acquisition.

00:50:18.240 And so it's really a warning to people that you need to watch out for that because otherwise you might never, you know, really pick up skills over the long term or having a good long term result because the AI is sort of putting you in this short term mindset where you're not really looking to gain those long term skills.

00:50:36.000 Marcella, what do you think?

00:50:39.420 You know, I mean, the same thing was said about many other technologies, you know, like, oh, the Internet's going to rain. 0.94

00:50:47.200 Maybe it's true that the Internet is going to make you dumber or, you know, using a calculator.

00:50:55.360 My math teacher would say, oh, you don't need a calculator for calculus. 0.90

00:51:00.200 You know, that kind of thing has always been said about new technologies.

00:51:03.600 But I can see it, you know, where you're not actually taking the time to get through.

00:51:12.280 It's the process, right?

00:51:13.400 Not the outcome of what you learn.

00:51:15.560 So I can see it.

00:51:17.200 Do you think we need to, what do you think, like, is it important to still learn how to

00:51:24.700 do things without the computer like old school or should everything just be incorporated now?

00:51:30.920 Because I'm kind of like, what if it all goes away?

00:51:33.380 I mean, to me, a lot of it depends, but I do think it's dangerous because of the types

00:51:37.920 of things I said earlier about how you can't really trust AI.

00:51:41.000 It's not really thinking.

00:51:42.700 It makes it appear like it's thinking, and it does a good job of mimicking what thinking

00:51:48.560 looks like.

00:51:49.980 But it doesn't really know the truth.

00:51:51.340 It doesn't stop and really think and say, hey, wait a second.

00:51:53.860 This is not right, and this is fake.

00:51:57.460 So I think I personally at least wouldn't trust it to just do all my thinking for me 0.98

00:52:02.820 because it's going to make mistakes and probably really stupid ones and make me look like a 1.00

00:52:06.700 fool. 0.97

00:52:08.700 And so I think it is a very valuable tool, and for easy stuff it is useful. 0.89

00:52:15.640 But I think you need to have enough expertise and enough learning to be able to say, okay,

00:52:20.160 I know when it's wrong, and I know how to stop it before it does something bad, and

00:52:25.040 I'm going to keep doing that, and I'm going to keep developing that expertise.

00:52:28.920 And the other thing I would say is one mental model I have around AI is that it's an amplifier. 0.99

00:52:34.780 if you are stupid and you start chatting with AI, it's going to kind of go to your level. 0.99

00:52:42.420 And the same thing is if you're really smart or really knowledgeable, it's going to potentially 1.00

00:52:46.740 mimic you in that way. It kind of adapts to you. And so that, again, is sort of a double-edged

00:52:52.980 sword. It can be really useful if you have the expertise. And if you've gone down that learning

00:52:57.600 path and you know more than the AI does in many cases through your experience, your wisdom,

00:53:02.920 the different things you picked up. And you can do that critical thinking and real thinking that

00:53:08.460 the AI can't do. So then you can use it as a very useful tool. But if you don't have any of that,

00:53:13.120 if you're just brand new, you don't really know anything, and you're going into some subject area

00:53:16.660 that you don't know anything about, then you're going down a dangerous path. Because then,

00:53:21.200 and again, it might not ever do the real sophisticated stuff that it wouldn't,

00:53:26.080 you know because it's doing the tell me like i'm five level and um but then again it's it's

00:53:33.080 potentially gonna you know go down a really weird path and you're not gonna know and so you're gonna

00:53:37.920 end up getting burned by that okay all right marcella do you have another lightish story i

00:53:45.400 can let me just check my my stories are are i'll make them light thanks that is that good yeah um

00:53:53.320 Oh, there's a, there's a, well, I'll just give you a rundown of my stories and you tell

00:53:59.160 me which one, uh, freedom for terrorists to, for, uh, kidnapped journalists from terrorists.

00:54:06.360 Oh, uh, Georgia special election, 14 congressional district, Republican wins. Uh, the department

00:54:12.800 of education was since six title six schools with title nine, uh, agreements, uh, California

00:54:20.800 of fraud everywhere uh can we talk about that california fraud because oh i wish i pulled the

00:54:26.700 clip of uh what does she call herself the first partner gavin newsom's wife oh have you guys seen

00:54:34.480 the clips going around about her and how she's like i'm sympathetic to the people in jail who

00:54:41.020 murder people because she accidentally killed her sister by running her over with a golf cart i'm

00:54:46.480 like what yeah oh yeah i saw that i mean i think to me the idea about that story like like it does

00:54:54.520 sound like it was a tragic accident what happened with her and her sister she was six years old at

00:54:58.380 the time so you know i don't think she intentionally backed over her sister with the

00:55:02.580 golf cart i think it was a maybe an irresponsible thing for her parents to let a six-year-old drive

00:55:08.140 a golf cart um and you know have sort of free reign to play like that but um beyond that i'm

00:55:15.380 sure it was an accident so i don't falter for that but for her to extend that to all these

00:55:19.740 violent people in san quentin and say well they all did accidents too like no no i mean i'm pretty

00:55:26.880 sure that if that woman was ever tried they would have found her innocent because she was six years

00:55:33.080 old and it was you know the circumstances show that there was never any intention i don't think

00:55:38.280 she said anything like i'm gonna get you you know she didn't know her sister was behind the golf

00:55:41.820 card right so even if there was a trial she wouldn't have been convicted but all these people

00:55:46.020 were convicted so they they in most cases proved okay you were either negligent or most likely

00:55:53.600 intentionally did this and so now you're convicted of murder and I think unless it's something as

00:55:58.220 serious as murder an underage person is not going to be tried as an adult and they're not going to

00:56:03.280 have that long sentence so the people that she's talking about definitely I think in most cases at

00:56:08.980 least probably almost all cases they are violent criminals and they got what they deserve in terms

00:56:14.540 of the the sentence they got oh yeah and then as beverly reminds us gavin assisted his mom in

00:56:21.540 suicide that i know a lot of people have different feelings about that but yes no they're quite the

00:56:27.820 couple um and the more she talks the better it gets for yeah yeah yeah i'm glad that that we're

00:56:35.460 hearing these clips because i mean do we want her as first lady uh no so we want to hear more of it

00:56:44.260 the the crazier the better mace was the one that clipped that um on x but i i personally didn't

00:56:52.500 know the story her personal story at six years old that you know i didn't know that um i try not to

00:57:00.340 go into the first partner and her stories but um not stop though doing interviews she's

00:57:06.840 everywhere she is all about it um i i remember she has her um she has she's i don't know how

00:57:16.680 many kids they have but they have many kids and they she was talking about how she changes the

00:57:20.600 gender of uh into female uh gender of in regards to books and who's the hero and superwoman instead 0.98

00:57:32.040 of superman you know for her kids to see women as uh leaders i don't know i would say that's much

00:57:39.660 more toxic than what she said about the criminals yes it is it's harmful well um in regards to the 1.00

00:57:47.160 California fraud. So O'Keefe Media Group, OMG, went out and captured an undercover video

00:57:56.160 with Bismarck Obando, who is the press secretary to the California state controller, Malia Cohen,

00:58:06.160 admitting fraud is everywhere across cities, counties, special districts, hospitals,

00:58:10.920 insurance companies. I mean, anybody that works in the California government knows that.

00:58:17.160 um but it's kind of shocking to have um the california controller so office admit to it

00:58:25.380 um basically what they were saying is that there's uh the office admits to audits not

00:58:33.700 actually getting done when they should be um and 100 fraud exists in the state of california which

00:58:40.440 it's not shocking to any of us but it's quite a great video to see um i don't know what will

00:58:48.180 happen to bismarco bondo um but they fell again for o'keefe and his uh i remember scott would act

00:58:58.480 like it's so funny this is okay this is uh o'keefe and he looks the same yeah yeah he just

00:59:07.040 turns around he's like hi you're like oh hi six foot nine man it's so funny oh and go ahead about

00:59:16.500 that well the only statement i'd add to that is what he said was it's funny because they haven't

00:59:21.340 funded us to do those audits they keep cutting our auditing teams so clearly to me that is kind

00:59:27.100 of intentional corruption if you're saying i'm going to cut your funding i'm not going to let

00:59:30.420 you audit these people to me that's that's government corruption like there's no way you

00:59:35.600 say that that's okay it's intentional yeah i mean i'm just agreeing with it yeah i don't i just

00:59:42.820 don't see like that to me is basically saying we don't want to know we don't want to clean up the

00:59:46.920 corruption we're going to take the money away from that because we just want to let it happen

00:59:50.740 and we don't want anyone to see what's going on um in in the video also it goes on to show

00:59:58.560 that he went to different uh abundant blessing incorporated homeless shelter that claims its

01:00:04.180 missions to end homelessness by providing short and long-term housing. He went there. It has

01:00:09.420 received $23 million. He also went to Urban Alchemy, the same safe sleep villages.

01:00:19.120 And he didn't find any homeless people. So crazy. I mean,

01:00:25.840 wait, I was listening to something Scott said today, which is making me think about this right

01:00:30.460 now. Um, I was, I listened to Scott sometimes in the morning guys. Um, and he was saying,

01:00:35.540 what if we incentivized, uh, I think, I think the episode I was listening to, they were talking

01:00:40.860 about like giving Congress a raise and all these people a raise for what, I don't know, but you

01:00:46.560 know, what if we incentivize them? Like you could do it statewide too, instead of on a federal level,

01:00:52.140 but you're going to get a raise, a $300,000 raise, no bonus. I'm sorry, bonus, just a bonus

01:01:01.140 if you can balance the budget and actually balance the budget because he's like, everybody's on the

01:01:08.360 take and whatever. So it's like, if they just stopped all the fraud, even if they stopped half

01:01:14.460 the fraud or a third of the fraud, imagine what would happen. And I think that they're just,

01:01:20.680 I, I, but I don't think you should be incentivized like that to be doing your job personally,

01:01:24.700 but it's like insane how they have this so out of control. And then they keep going on with more

01:01:31.400 things like, like Newsom, did you hear what his, uh, rail projects is going to cost now? Like

01:01:37.100 $126 billion. I was like, what are you doing? And that bridge to nowhere for the butterfly bridge.

01:01:45.200 i mean california is out of control it's amazing all right no and one thing that that people you

01:01:54.320 know that are not local to here don't know is that the train itself doesn't really like if it

01:01:58.680 was actually built it wouldn't even help because it doesn't get there um it goes to merced and

01:02:07.200 so it doesn't go to like major cities um the same thing with the train near lax it doesn't actually

01:02:14.700 fully go into the airport so you can't you still have to use uber you still have to use like taxis

01:02:20.660 or some kind of system so it's just marcella do you live in california for the laughs

01:02:26.860 that's what sjv wants no for the weather the weather is pretty amazing and the sunsets i mean

01:02:35.020 the sun laughs now whole thing yeah um all right so give us another story um oh no no you guys i'm

01:02:42.860 so out of my mind. It's 1101. Where is Andy Wang? Andy, you failed me. I'm going to say thank God,

01:02:50.540 you guys. Thank you for putting up with me and for all of us. And as always, it's okay to disagree.

01:02:57.380 It's not the Erica show. Erica's having a day. So thank you so much for joining us tomorrow.

01:03:04.440 Oh, you guys, guess who's coming on tomorrow? Go ahead, guess. I know, Andy.

01:03:10.820 it in the chat put it in the chat it's gonna be a nice zenny interesting day does anyone remember

01:03:18.420 i love you beef it's gonna be brian romelli you guys are so sweet i know i'm so excited so brian's

01:03:28.100 joining us tomorrow you guys um we haven't seen him in a little while so i'm very much looking

01:03:33.940 forward to that um thank you for being here let's have a closing sip to our beloved scott who we got

01:03:40.180 a double whiteboard from today free bird oh my god you guys are amazing okay so we will see you

01:03:47.060 tomorrow let's sip to scott please be useful today you guys walk away from the screens for

01:03:51.940 a while touch the grass have a have a happy snack all right love you guys let's all be useful owen

01:03:58.020 and marcella thank you i love you guys so much and i'll see you tomorrow to scott to scott to scott

01:04:04.020 add to Shelly. Maybe I'll stay on for a minute. I'll see if I can do it. Okay. Bye guys. Bye.

01:04:25.580 Nope. Let's see. How do we turn off YouTube? Turn off X.

01:04:34.020 I don't think I could turn off Rumble. That's okay. Are we here?

01:04:42.860 Is it just us and Rumble? Hi, Rumble.

01:04:48.580 You guys, I know a little private time. I just thought I'd calm down for a second.

01:04:54.820 Don't say bye. Sometimes it's just like, right? X stop. Yeah. X and YouTube. Just us beloveds,

01:05:03.840 you guys. You're so great. So I have to go to motor vehicle. I can't stay long, but I was like,

01:05:10.160 let me just let you guys know. I'm not a complete lunatic. I know you know that, but

01:05:13.820 I just get, um, passionate about some things sometimes. Hi, you guys. Why so wound up? I

01:05:21.720 don't know. Well, I know, but man came with Erica. It's like, you know, between like the war, 0.99

01:05:28.960 you know the war and um i feel things like deeply you guys i just like i i just i feel for like

01:05:38.860 everybody involved and uh what did oh what did he post tell us what serna let me look what is

01:05:45.320 just post um let's see and believe me i wish scott was here like you all wish he was here

01:05:56.120 let's see. I don't know which thing it is.

01:06:05.420 Okay. I don't know which thing it is, but, um, yes, Frank, I, right. Like, I like,

01:06:12.740 I like lavender candle powder. I know. Um, I like so many people that people have just like

01:06:22.720 written off and I just, um, I, you know, I, I don't write people off because they have a take

01:06:29.680 on something I don't like. And I don't care what Glenn Greenwald did in his personal life. I don't

01:06:36.580 want you to care about what I do in my personal life. Um, so I just, I get, I think I just get

01:06:41.900 upset where it's like, people are just so quick to cut people off. And I, I don't know. I just,

01:06:48.500 um, I don't know, whatever, what is a BSC lib? I don't know. I don't know what that means, but

01:06:54.900 I still miss Scott so much to you guys. I can't stand it. Believe me. Um, you know,

01:07:04.420 like I think about him and I could just like instantly cry. I promise. And I do a lot,

01:07:09.720 but, um, also I feel like I want to help manage all of our expectations. And so many of us

01:07:18.380 here have, uh, differing opinions. And I think a lot of times too, that there's people that,

01:07:24.540 um, by cram, I think there's also people that might not agree with like majority of what we're

01:07:31.980 saying. And then maybe you feel like, well, I don't feel represented or heard, or, you know,

01:07:37.460 maybe my take is extreme or not welcome here. And it's welcome here. Everybody's take is welcome

01:07:43.120 here. I call out BJ for fun. I mean, BJ is very solid in his stance and his opinion on things.

01:07:51.220 And BJ and I have so many differing opinions. And I hear from a lot of people in my DMs that

01:07:59.480 also have differing opinions. And I want you to know, I hear you, I see you. I agree with a lot

01:08:05.140 of you guys, but I'm not like, um, I'm really not, I'm not dug in on anything. Like I could

01:08:11.580 love like all of this about any situation and hate this thing, but it doesn't negate the love

01:08:18.500 either. So I, I don't know. Everything's nuanced for me. Um, oh, that is so nice. Neon noodle.

01:08:24.400 Thank you so much. You guys are very sweet. Um, Oh, okay. And, um, you know, and I, I

01:08:33.300 feel love for all of you too. Like I see in the comments every day, like I miss Scott,

01:08:38.260 I miss him so much. We miss Scott. And yeah, like, I know, I know it, me too.

01:08:44.000 Um, I am the appointed ATTR. Thanks crusher. So yeah. So just to say that we can all have

01:08:51.960 different opinions and still love each other. And thank you so much for showing up for the three of

01:09:00.200 us every day. And we really want to stay positive and civil, but still be human, right? Scott is

01:09:10.480 still alive here. Yes, he is. Yeah. Listening to the old show. That was so fun today. I mean,

01:09:17.780 he's so smart. He's so smart. Thank you, Andy. You can't change the name and you work in IT.

01:09:25.880 Neon Noodle. I love everybody's usernames, so it's good.

01:09:35.480 Scott did love my little emotional, fiery, passionate side. We'd have some good debates.

01:09:42.540 If he felt like debating, he knew he could just poke me a little bit and we'd be off and running.

01:09:48.400 Thanks, Jim. Listen, nobody agrees with everybody about everything. It's impossible.

01:09:55.880 I know. Jessica's rough. Jessica is rough. The double whiteboards were so fun. And B, 0.99

01:10:07.040 I'm so bad. Let me see. Oh, BD Lion. All the L's eyes mesh together. Thank you for changing your

01:10:16.340 tune. You know, you know what I mean? Um, I know, I think, I think Scott would definitely have

01:10:25.300 parsed that tweet for us in a way we can't imagine, you know, um, American debunk couldn't

01:10:33.680 imagine. I mean, Scott was just so masterful at that. Yeah, we are Scott's beloveds.

01:10:40.620 I don't think, I don't think Greg likes Jessica Tarloff. That's just me talking.

01:10:45.980 Okay. What did we say? Isn't your opinion, but my fears of not knowing

01:10:51.720 and my therapy hour, that's what people are really criticizing. I love you. I think you're

01:10:57.700 perfect. You're so sweet. It's definitely not my therapy hour, but, um, let me see.

01:11:05.120 I do have fears. I do have fear. I think a lot of us have fears. So if I represent anybody else

01:11:09.940 that also has fears. Listen, Scott, I probably have a thousand messages to Scott of me being

01:11:16.880 fearful about something and that's normal. So if anyone else has fears, I'm with you. I too have

01:11:24.420 fears. Let's see. Oh, this show has evolved into a really good show. Scott would be happy. I like

01:11:37.040 the discussions you all have had. Where does it go? And when you all sometimes disagree. Yes.

01:11:43.740 Yes. We were, I really like Owen and Marcella are like family to me. I feel like we've been

01:11:49.960 through a lot together. We talk offline. We have like a DM and text messaging and phone calls.

01:11:56.340 So we're in communication all the time. And we really, really enjoy each other. And

01:12:03.260 And like when the show's over, it's over. It's not like, oh, I'm sorry. None of that ever has

01:12:08.400 to be said. Fear sounds like woke libs talking, saying that I have fear. I do have fear. Does

01:12:16.440 anyone else in here have fear? Like when you see things, like do you ever feel fearful? It's like

01:12:22.220 fear of the unknown. You know, like I just like, I don't know. You know, like I do trust Trump

01:12:28.160 because I've seen this behavior in Trump forever. And by behavior, I don't mean like anything

01:12:34.180 bad or good. It's just his personality. And I don't think he's crazy. But I have fear because

01:12:44.300 I don't know what the other people are going to do either. Trump can control himself, but you have

01:12:48.660 to count on everybody else not going crazy, like the what ifs. You could, what if, well,

01:12:53.880 what if Iran just drops a bomb in the middle of something horrific and wipes out 50,000? I don't

01:13:01.840 know. I don't know what they're doing. So yeah, it's a natural response to the unknown.

01:13:07.500 Fight fear of faith. I have a lot more faith, you guys, than I ever did before. I'd say the last

01:13:12.260 two years, my faith has been picking up. I could never speak about religion. I just don't know how,

01:13:21.580 but, um, but my faith is way stronger. Yeah, Tracy, that's why I know. So when things would

01:13:28.420 be going wrong, I would be like, I need Scott to figure it out for me. Okay. One last word on

01:13:33.260 Sergio, I guess, like, I don't know why it's taking so long to get this message out there.

01:13:37.520 Sergio just, you know, didn't want to do the show anymore. Just his prerogative, nothing happened.

01:13:42.520 Um, it's a lot of work. It's a lot of work. And, uh, it very much changed his mornings and like

01:13:50.800 what a lot of us, like I'm sure a lot of you guys like have headphones on or you're watching it on

01:13:55.520 a TV or you're taking a walk. Um, so when we do the show, you know, our pre-show and prepping and

01:14:02.180 everything, we're, you know, we're like here in front of the computer. So it's like, you know,

01:14:06.560 I used to be like walking around my house, doing stuff, cleaning, getting ready. But so instead of

01:14:12.020 just, you know, sitting here, so it's, it's a little different. So Sergio and why he doesn't

01:14:16.700 come to the show, I don't know. You'd have to ask him. He's definitely missed. And, um, you know,

01:14:22.480 I'd love to see him in the chat, but that's okay. Sorry. He's still on locals. He's on Twitter.

01:14:28.440 I mean, if I called him, he'd pick up the phone, you know, we can still talk and love each other.

01:14:33.160 And, um, if you miss them, send them a message, tell them to come into the, uh, chat, you know,

01:14:39.960 i'm taking i'm taking a shower a lot earlier now you guys i used to i work from home typically so

01:14:47.660 i used to just um just like be in my jammies listening to you guys yeah serge you all have

01:14:55.240 cool takes by the way every one of you okay every one of you yeah see he's scott's always working

01:15:03.980 Scott Ritchie's always working.

01:15:05.560 Yeah, tell Sergio to visit.

01:15:07.560 And he has so many fun memes

01:15:09.180 and he's posting them on Locals during the show.

01:15:12.500 And I'm like, Sergio, come in here and do it.

01:15:15.380 So we'd love to see him here.

01:15:20.940 Yeah.

01:15:21.800 So yeah, I think he,

01:15:23.400 and also he used to like work out during the show

01:15:25.680 and do things like that.

01:15:26.640 So it's just different.

01:15:30.000 Let's see, Mad Granny, what, what, what? 0.88

01:15:32.500 Tell me what.

01:15:33.860 Flavor, are you asking where is Sergio? I mean, listen, it is what it is. We're all here,

01:15:44.480 you guys. Okay. So we bring on great guests and oh my gosh, Mike Burt is like working in a cave

01:15:50.920 now and in a mine. I shouldn't just, I guess it's a, is it a cave? Is it a mine? And so like,

01:15:58.480 we're all still family, guys. You think Sergio has a big role to play? I don't know what that

01:16:04.920 means, but... All right. So Jim, you say, not much fear. I've been on the wrong side of guns

01:16:13.160 and knives. Make six and a half hours in my sailplane this weekend. Seems safe. Nobody in

01:16:18.780 the sky is actually trying to kill you. Right? That's refreshing. A mine cave. Right. Oh,

01:16:27.680 I don't know, mad granny. I don't know. Um, yeah, I don't, I don't know. I don't know why 1.00

01:16:35.540 your guess is as good as mine. Um, Mike, yeah, two weeks in and two weeks out. Andy,

01:16:42.920 you failed me today. I'm not going to let you live that down. Where were you reminding me?

01:16:50.000 You need beloved merch. What would you guys like? He is busy making memes and working hard for sure.

01:16:56.860 and he has a cat named buddy and she's so beautiful she's so beautiful

01:17:06.780 oh thanks fledge

01:17:11.500 you're building out your locals channel awesome chuck good he did not say that sean

01:17:19.100 Jerk. You did, Andy? Could you post it harder next time? I know the cat is so sweet.

01:17:31.100 Camp hat? What's a camp hat? Like a bucket hat?

01:17:36.360 Let me see. He gave me, yeah, he calls me a Nazi every day. And isn't it so nice that

01:17:43.320 being called a Nazi means nothing. Oh, or is, is Jim the one that hugs you happy eye doc?

01:17:54.420 That's so funny. Maybe, maybe K-Sus. You never know, but we love Sergio. Okay. Oh, 0.99

01:18:04.900 it's a camo. Oh, camo hat. Andy Wang calls me a Nazi. Yes, he does.

01:18:13.320 Um, how's my cat doing? Stella is, she's like a warrior. I'm telling you with her dementia and

01:18:21.820 her kidney failure, I I'm going to weigh her again. She might, she might just be under five 0.80

01:18:29.580 minutes. I'm five minutes. Look, now I'm reading Andy under five pounds now, but I'm telling you,

01:18:35.480 she is feisty AF and, um, I'm the typo queen, never apologize. Um, so she's feisty. She chases 1.00

01:18:44.620 George, my other cat everywhere. She sleeps right next to my head on the very edge of the corner of

01:18:52.020 the bed at night. It's so cute. And all night I just like kiss her. I like roll over and I'll

01:18:56.160 like face her and I'm like, I kiss her like a hundred times a night. She's my girl, but she's

01:19:02.640 great. And George is amazing. Is Stella related to Kat Tim's chain? I mean, maybe she doesn't

01:19:10.820 have a thyroid issue that I know of, but she has kidney disease or kidney failure. So she's like

01:19:17.720 on a special kidney diet. Um, but you know, she's, she's great. She's great. Yes. A hat tip to the 0.96

01:19:28.140 soup Nazi. Oh, good. We try to be a little bit sane. Netanyahu's sabotaging the peace deal on 1.00

01:19:38.940 three, two, one. And you guys like, listen, I don't think I have to say this, but just so you

01:19:43.140 know. So if anyone in the chat's ever asking, you can answer for me. I'm not anti-Israel. I don't

01:19:48.960 hate, you know, blah, blah, blah. I'm not that person. Okay. I'm not like free palace. I'm not,

01:19:54.960 I'm really not anything, but like, please, this is me. Please, America, stay safe. I love you so

01:20:02.300 much. I want us to be America. I want all of the criminals that came over here flooding in,

01:20:11.320 the gang members, the spies, the sleeper cells out. I want everybody out. I want the country back.

01:20:18.460 I want our constitution to be strong. I want people waving American flags. That's what I want.

01:20:26.480 Okay. Like what the other countries are doing is not that I don't give a shit, but it's not my 0.98

01:20:31.600 monkey and not my circus. Okay. I really just, I really just want what's best for our country. 0.99

01:20:38.560 And that's why I'm even like, let's have Canada and let's have, you know, take Mexico, like just

01:20:44.300 put a big hug around everybody. And then that's what we're guarding is this whole perimeter, 0.63

01:20:50.220 you know, whatever that makes me, that's what I am. I don't care what Israel's doing. I feel 0.96

01:20:55.360 bad that people have problems all over the world. I really feel bad, but I don't know what to do

01:21:00.420 about it. But I don't want like when we're suffering here and we don't have what we need

01:21:04.700 here, I don't want to go help everybody else. Is that bad? I, you know, I'm sorry. I don't,

01:21:10.580 um, I'm over it. I'm over it because I just keep seeing this country in decline. I mean,

01:21:16.600 we built our New York subway system in the fifties period. End of story. Like you go down there,

01:21:23.260 you are taking your life in your own hands on many levels now. And the incivility gets me and,

01:21:29.860 you know, um, yeah, by the way, clip it if you want. I also have black fatigue.

01:21:35.640 Why aren't we rehabilitating people that lost their sense of family and pride and ethics and 0.72

01:21:48.260 morals? And I think that has a lot to do with food stamps and all that other stuff. So that's

01:21:56.880 all a problem. And I feel like if we could just put our full fricking attention on our problems

01:22:02.420 here at home. I just think let us be the country that can pull it back together and make everybody

01:22:09.140 that lives here have inspiration and aspire and grow and be safe and stop the bullshit,

01:22:19.140 stop telling people that they're less than and that they're not worthy of something. 0.99

01:22:23.140 And here, because you're Black, you can't go get a driver's license to vote. Shut up. 1.00

01:22:29.060 how insulting have we all become, you know? And you know what I mean by we all, like, it's just, 1.00

01:22:35.320 it's gross. So I don't know. I don't know when that became acceptable, but it's not. And so

01:22:42.400 that's where I stand. I'm very, very pro-America. And I'm like, some of you said, like I'm an

01:22:49.100 empath. I am so sorry for people that are going through hard times. I don't want to end up like

01:22:55.400 that. I just don't want to end up like that. And that's why I feel like this Beverly. I love you

01:23:00.140 so much. So that's where I'm at guys. So I think I have to run. I have to get to motor vehicle to

01:23:07.320 get a vehicle registered. And, um, Oh, and by the way, so we spotted here, local six or eight

01:23:18.300 giant blue fireballs. Maybe they look blue during the day with long trailing tails behind them. So

01:23:27.480 apparently there's a lot of like meteor activity going on over here. I don't know, but thanks to

01:23:33.580 you guys. Love you guys so much. Yeah. And all the fraud and all the bullshit. Let's like, imagine

01:23:39.100 if we put all of this energy and focus on our country, our constitution, our bill of rights,

01:23:46.100 our laws and everybody was just a fricking team player for your country, how amazing it would be.

01:23:53.080 Oh, that's my dream. Love you girl. Thanks you guys so much. All right. So we'll be back tomorrow

01:24:00.420 with Brian. Thanks SJV. Thanks you guys. Not a can of possum. Bye guys. Love you. Thanks John.

01:24:13.120 Bye guys

01:24:15.080 See you in the morning

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - April 09, 2026

The Scott Adams School - 04⧸08⧸26 ＂Double White Board＂ and the News Crew

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