Real Coffee with Scott Adams - The Scott Adams School - 05⧸13⧸26 HOME TEAM. China, Russiagate, Commie Mamdani, Reflecting Pool

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00:00:58.920 slash canada i am debatable you guys this is as far as you know i'm alive yeah this has been a

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00:02:12.960 Okay, I'm going to tell you guys something right now.

00:02:15.240 hear me out. I deleted that clip off of here yesterday. I just want, I want you to hear this

00:02:22.100 is, this is such a weird thing. Okay. I'm going to do it again. I'm going here. Delete. Okay.

00:02:28.800 It's gone. I did that yesterday because I played that clip twice already. So I deleted it

00:02:34.460 immediately yesterday. Okay. Now I also want you to know that before the show,

00:02:40.220 I was listening. I'm just telling you, this is a signal from Scott. I'm not trying to be

00:02:44.780 um because that's crazy um i was listening to one of scott's shows before this show

00:02:52.160 and it it's like i swear as i'm listening to it i'm going okay this is such a wacky simulation

00:03:00.240 because like every little segment and story one after the other after the other after the other

00:03:05.300 is totally like what we talked about on our show yesterday it's about like what's currently 0.97

00:03:11.420 happening like chump, chump, Trump in China, chump, chump, the chump meeting was happening 0.98

00:03:19.040 then. So it's from October, 2025. And I'm going to tell you guys, cause you'll see it's episode 0.95

00:03:27.440 3003. Some weird simulation Nike stuff is happening. I'm a little freaked out. I'm not

00:03:35.420 going to lie. Okay. Good morning. Hi, I'm Erica. I'm with Marcella and with Owen and you are at

00:03:42.100 the Scott Adams school. Um, so it is Wednesday, May 13th, and we have a jam packed show for you.

00:03:50.960 And we want to remind you tomorrow, Corey DeAngelis will be here. And on Friday, Joshua

00:03:55.920 Lysak will be with us. We love him. Um, so first we just want to, we just want to show you, um,

00:04:03.500 here's a clip where uh president trump has touched down in china this morning here's this plane coming

00:04:10.620 in that's an impressive plane so that was uh i think that was like 7 30 china time that was

00:04:19.900 our this morning so you have him there and then here he is coming off the plane even cheerleaders

00:04:28.780 Yeah, he had cheerleaders. Yay team. And so I asked Owen if he could give us a breakdown of

00:04:39.740 what they're going to be discussing today and who is with President Trump in China. And Owen,

00:04:47.320 if you want to get going with that, I'll just let this roll in the background.

00:04:51.700 Sure. So according to reports that I think came from some of the Trump administration,

00:04:55.780 They're expecting to talk about economic and strategic support for Russia.

00:05:01.260 So it'll include things like oil revenue, dual use components, professional weapons or potential weapons transfers.

00:05:10.180 On the economic side, I think they're focusing on trade arrangements.

00:05:15.020 Apparently, there is a proposed U.S.-China Board of Trade.

00:05:18.800 So I guess he's sort of trademarking this whole board of peace, board of trade sort of thing.

00:05:23.320 um but it says that that is meant to help manage commerce in non-sensitive goods so maybe they're

00:05:30.260 separating the sensitive things from the non-sensitive um but it looks like they're

00:05:34.700 trying to put a framework in place for trade so i think it is obviously going to have a lot to do

00:05:39.620 with the war issues going on making sure that to the best of our ability that we're keeping china

00:05:44.700 from supporting our enemies and um you know working through a lot of the economic issues

00:05:50.520 And then in terms of the people, I can read through Trump's Truth Social post about that.

00:06:01.620 I wasn't doing makeup, you guys.

00:06:03.500 There was a bug.

00:06:04.620 There was a bug. 1.00

00:06:06.860 I was laughing too because these flag people that were in the... 1.00

00:06:13.580 I was thinking of what Scott would say, and I was thinking that he would be like, 1.00

00:06:17.380 if they don't do it right, they'll get executed.

00:06:19.460 so i was just laughing about it it's kind of morbid all right so um trump's true social post

00:06:27.000 says cnbc incorrectly reported the great jensen huang of nvidia was not invited to the incredible

00:06:34.400 gathering of the world's greatest businessmen women and proudly going to china in actuality

00:06:41.140 jensen is currently on air force one and unless i ask him to leave which is highly unlikely

00:06:45.140 CNBC reporting is incorrect

00:06:47.400 Or as they say in politics, fake news

00:06:50.060 It's an honor to have Jensen, Elon, Tim, Apple

00:06:53.960 He's a Tim Apple

00:06:55.800 Larry Fink, Steven Schwartzman

00:06:59.400 Kelly from Boeing

00:07:02.200 Brian Sykes from Cargill

00:07:04.140 Jane Frazier from Citi

00:07:05.520 Larry Culp from GE Aerospace

00:07:07.740 David Solomon from Goldman Sachs

00:07:09.740 Sanjay Mehrotra from Mike Cristiano

00:07:14.500 Eman from Qualcomm and many others journeying to the great country of China, where I will be asking

00:07:19.680 President Xi, a leader of extraordinary distinction, to open up China so that these brilliant people

00:07:24.540 can work there and help bring the People's Republic to even higher level. In fact, I promise

00:07:29.420 that when we are together, which will be in a matter of hours, I will make that my very first

00:07:33.780 request. I have never seen or heard of any idea that would be more beneficial to our incredible

00:07:38.560 countries. President Donald J. Trump.

00:07:44.500 you're muted erica you're on mute it's china they muted her hi okay so let's chat about this

00:07:52.500 really quick one reason i wanted you to read that is because i'm obsessed that he calls him tim apple

00:07:58.080 so that's amazing and um and he he's done that several times which is fun and it's you know

00:08:04.300 it's like his little nickname for him um but wow so i'm i'm nervous because i keep saying people

00:08:12.580 say that they're nervous about this trip and his safety so you know a sitting president hasn't been

00:08:18.420 to china in a decade and the last time a president went to china was president trump so um why is

00:08:25.720 everybody nervous i'm nervous because they're nervous and i'm nervous because all of these like

00:08:31.500 massive ceos are going which i'm wondering is that also for protection for trump i don't know

00:08:37.180 so can we just riff about this for a minute do you guys have an opinion on why people are nervous is

00:08:43.120 it just because i mean i don't think they're nervous but i could be wrong no i'm hearing

00:08:51.820 people like news people and and talking heads saying that they're worried for his safety and

00:08:57.720 they're nervous about the trip and then i saw like glenn beck was like oh i just don't have

00:09:01.520 a good feeling about this i'm i'm worried about his safety i'm like what is happening why is

00:09:06.380 everyone's saying that. So I'm glad a lot of you aren't nervous.

00:09:10.280 I mean, China is an adversarial nation. We obviously have this sort of, you know,

00:09:15.420 cooperation, but also competition and that they are considered, I think, by most people,

00:09:21.100 one of our biggest military threats. And, you know, Trump is this unique figure where it would

00:09:27.320 make a huge difference to how the United States does foreign policy, potentially, if Trump was

00:09:33.420 killed and so you know i can understand why people would be worried i can understand especially

00:09:39.760 people like glenn beck who obviously would be very we shouldn't be there at all um but i you 0.54

00:09:47.920 know i think i i don't see a lot of risk i don't think it's likely that china would do anything or

00:09:53.580 allow anything to happen just because you know it would clearly potentially result in world war 0.64

00:09:58.780 three if it did and it would be a huge disruption and bad for them and bad for us so i personally

00:10:04.100 am not overly concerned from a safety perspective but i can totally understand that you know you're

00:10:09.000 in a foreign country you don't know how friendly they are to us and um you know potentially they

00:10:15.640 could have some kind of other agenda in place but i i personally would not be too worried about

00:10:21.340 something happening there i mean he's gone even into places like north korea before and i mean

00:10:25.220 that that was some a place where we thought we were about to go to war when he started and he

00:10:29.960 did that and um so you know trump is clearly not you know having any fear about these things and i

00:10:36.540 think um i'm expecting it will go smoothly um i did see some of the lefties and and reporters

00:10:43.640 apparently saying that he couldn't walk when he got off the plane but clearly i saw him walking

00:10:47.800 so i don't think that's true didn't we just walk and he went down the stairs too right so yeah

00:10:53.700 yeah carried him yeah um yeah the thing that i wanted to talk about all the fake news

00:11:01.460 god marcella the thing i wanted to talk about is that bill o'reilly was on chris como and i think

00:11:06.900 some of you guys watched it um that yesterday he had um i don't know bill what connections he has

00:11:14.500 in china but he said that the chinese want to talk to trump obviously trump is going to talk

00:11:19.700 about iran and the chinese want to help trump with iran and as we know iran and china have a good

00:11:28.980 like a solid uh trade partnership um and what basically bill reilly was saying is that in

00:11:38.500 in exchange for talking to iran or you know playing peacemaker china that they want to

00:11:46.180 talk about taiwan and that would be the exchange so i i don't know how far they want to go with

00:11:53.540 taiwan but uh that's what bill reported so i don't know we'll see good well there's a lot of people

00:12:02.180 there that i think will be rooting for you know taiwan for jimmy live for all those things i hope

00:12:09.540 i hope we pray and by the way speaking of jimmy lie you guys thank you so so much i was talking

00:12:15.700 I was talking to a couple of friends yesterday and saying like, oh my God, I'm so excited when I go on X. Like so many people that were on the show are reposting about Jimmy Lai. Maybe some of you watched the documentary, but I just want to say thank you so much. Even if you already knew about him and his plight, thank you so much for amplifying that message. It really meant a lot to me personally. So I appreciate you guys.

00:12:41.640 Um, I don't want to forget you guys don't think I'm slipping. I'm having an off day, but I'm not

00:12:48.760 slipping, slipping. Um, I just want to give you one quick animal update because we need to just

00:12:54.600 quick do like a little palate cleanser. Cause we were just like whacked at the beginning.

00:12:58.760 Um, I just want to show you my little punchy, my little punch monkey. For those of you who know,

00:13:03.860 he's a macaque monkey in Japan. He's getting so big and look at him, you know, testing his limits

00:13:13.300 with a bigger macaque. He's like, ah, I won't really hit you, but I could, but I won't.

00:13:23.060 And now the older one's like, uh, yeah, listen, kid, look how he like digs his feet in. I love it.

00:13:28.520 He's so big now.

00:13:32.300 So I just wanted to give you,

00:13:33.460 that's my little animal cleanser.

00:13:35.660 Okay, speaking of cleaning and cleansing.

00:13:39.240 So like the ballroom,

00:13:41.420 everybody's crying about the reflecting pool in DC.

00:13:45.440 And I'm just like,

00:13:46.280 this is my little light story for the day.

00:13:48.560 But like everybody calm down, please. 0.98

00:13:50.760 The thing was disgusting.

00:13:52.520 So I'm gonna show you a picture

00:13:55.260 of what the reflection pool looked like.

00:13:58.520 Okay. Look how gross. This isn't our nation's capital, right? It's supposed to be reflecting 0.98

00:14:05.480 the buildings and be like beautiful and whatever. It's disgusting. So this was after Obama's, 0.99

00:14:14.020 I think $34 million renovation, $34 million renovation. And look at, you're going to indulge

00:14:23.180 us all with this clip so this is from cnn there's plenty to take pictures of in downtown washington

00:14:29.540 dc the lincoln memorial the world war ii memorial and then there's this folks snapping photos of

00:14:36.260 the reflecting pool it's really sludgy up this end and what's in it it's disgusting it doesn't

00:14:41.740 it's not right algae it's like smells like wet dog down here you know when my dog came home from

00:14:46.680 the stream you always smell like this and it's gross the lincoln memorial reflecting pool reopened

00:14:51.840 at the end of August to great fanfare after a $34 million renovation that lasted nearly two years.

00:14:58.520 But less than a month later, the famous pool of water is full of algae. Algae are simple organisms

00:15:05.000 that thrive in areas where there is heat and sunlight. You have plenty of that here.

00:15:10.200 The water may not look great, but it doesn't pose a health or safety hazard. It's really just

00:15:15.760 the yuck factor. If it's sunny, if it's really warm, it will rise to the top. So on some days,

00:15:22.960 depending on the weather, you will see algae at the top. And it looks like small islands of algae.

00:15:29.400 But why has algae suddenly become a problem? The reflecting pool was renovated to fix cracks and

00:15:35.160 leaks, but it also included installing a system to draw water from the nearby tidal basin into

00:15:40.400 the pool instead of using city drinking water algae naturally grows in the tidal basin plus

00:15:46.400 the renovated pool holds less water that shallow depth is a perfect condition for algae to grow

00:15:52.400 a bit of an embarrassment for the park service it's really a shame that they hadn't planned

00:15:56.960 out this a little bit better so you wouldn't have algae growing after uh after all this time and

00:16:02.400 money the reflecting pool is not reflecting it's nasty much of anything lisa sylvester cnn

00:16:10.400 so i just found that interesting i just found that interesting um and you know and for those

00:16:20.680 of you that are like oh it's a waste of money just like the ballroom just no it's not it's not

00:16:25.640 you know it's like your your forward face how are you representing yourself in your capital

00:16:32.740 i think that's money well spent um i think it should look beautiful i think it should be

00:16:38.880 completely safe and beautiful in our nation's capital. So that, that I like to see. I'd like

00:16:45.340 my potholes filled and other things to happen too, but I have no issue with us looking like

00:16:52.180 a, I don't know, like the country people apparently look up to. So they're going to

00:16:57.660 come here and see that crap. So I have no issue with that. And you know, who else doesn't have 1.00

00:17:02.380 an issue with that our one sane democrat john fetterman i just want to tell you so there was

00:17:09.500 an article in on the i want to say on the hill in the hill um so he just said uh john fetterman

00:17:18.900 said stop this hen pecking 13 million this is an iconic american place and was in serious disrepair

00:17:26.000 fetterman said on the social platform x sharing a screenshot of the headline for the time story

00:17:31.460 get over the tds and celebrate this is getting done for our 250th uh trump earlier on tuesday

00:17:38.960 blasted the outlets reporting accusing the times of justifying former president obama and biden's

00:17:44.880 expensively botched attempt at fixing the long broken unsightly and unsanitary reflecting pool

00:17:49.680 that now sits majestically between the washington monument and the lincoln memorial um trump ordered

00:17:57.080 the project to coincide with the nation's 250th anniversary with the completion slated by July

00:18:03.500 4th. And then, of course, an education and advocacy organization, however, filed a lawsuit

00:18:10.020 last week. The Cultural Landscape Foundation and its founder, Charles Birnbaum, said the project

00:18:16.360 violates environmental and preservation laws. They accused the administration of altering the

00:18:22.020 historic character of the reflecting pool without following congressional mandatory procedure.

00:18:27.080 This latest desecration of the reflecting pool is part of a pattern, you know, and also because they destroyed the East Wing.

00:18:37.020 President Trump has done more to make our nation's capital a shining beacon than any other president in the history of this country, an Interior Department spokesperson previously told The Hill.

00:18:47.700 So, yeah, get over it. You know, we don't need to have sludgy ponds and teeny tiny rooms and then put up a, you know, install a temporary tent to hold state dinners and galas in America. So that's where my harsh opinion on that. So, Marcella, I'm going to come to you first on this. Are you are you crying in your soup over this?

00:19:10.460 you know thank god that we have trump and then he is able to correct this uh debacle of a city

00:19:20.040 because the crime was out of control um everything i've been to dc i did not walk around at night

00:19:27.680 because it was very dangerous when i went um i mean the the democrats complain about trump

00:19:34.960 wasting money but as you showed in the clip there was 34 million dollars to get a swamp in there

00:19:42.100 you know so it kind of reflects the politics of the democrats the the reflecting pool right um

00:19:51.100 i i just think it's not marcella the reflecting pool one reflects the swamp and one's gonna

00:19:57.900 Sorry, that just bumped out.

00:20:08.100 I believe that President Trump has picked a flag blue or American flag blue.

00:20:16.540 Yeah, it's called American flag blue.

00:20:17.940 People were like, they were reacting that way.

00:20:20.860 I just hope that the water in the reflecting pool doesn't come from the basin because as some of you guys know,

00:20:27.900 it um there was issues in the basin and the water there so hopefully it doesn't do that because then

00:20:34.380 you just have another swamp owen before i jump over to you i have to just say one thing

00:20:46.780 you should put a million of those owen are you all right with this story um well i think it's a

00:20:54.300 a clear indication of tds the way they're reacting to this they can't be positive about

00:20:59.880 anything that trump's doing even when he's just cleaning up the capital and making things look

00:21:03.260 more beautiful um they just can't approve of any of it and they're doing that what they always do

00:21:08.840 which is to try and instruct and stop anything and i think they may even fight harder in some

00:21:13.100 cases to stop the good things that trump is doing because they just don't want him to look good and

00:21:18.180 they want to make everything look as bad as possible and so um it seems like it's just a

00:21:23.380 clear indication to me that these people have tds and they're just trying to obstruct every single

00:21:29.800 thing that trump tries to do um i think you know it's also an indicator of like how much government

00:21:37.280 government waste we have where they're saying oh you need to follow these procedures and you need

00:21:41.340 to go through all these studies and you need to do the committee and you need to do the extra thing

00:21:45.180 and then it would have cost 10 times as much and gone five times over budget and i think they're

00:21:50.880 angry that trump is able to actually get something done at a relatively decent price where he hired

00:21:55.680 some pool related person to do it at a much cheaper price than it would have the way that

00:22:00.000 it was previously planned um and i'm sure they're doing the same thing with the ballroom where

00:22:04.300 they're just saying oh you know we can't let him do this but i think it's because they don't want

00:22:08.560 any sign of trump after he leaves and so even though it's beautifying the capital they just

00:22:14.060 don't want to see it and i'm sure that the arch that he's planning is going to be the same thing

00:22:17.520 and every step of the way they're just going to be you know being dragged kicking and screaming

00:22:22.720 as trump cleans up our capital i like what jim said 34 million to ruin it 13 million to fix it

00:22:29.680 and who complains the loudest and i want to make this prediction right now the new lib selfie is

00:22:36.400 going to be of them peeing into it so that's my prediction um because because crying oh so trump

00:22:45.280 initially they you know they said what color do you want it you know painted and he said

00:22:49.840 oh i think turquoise like you know in the bahamas and then the man doing the job with him just said

00:22:55.840 you know we can do turquoise but it is dc and there is a great color called american flag blue

00:23:02.160 and he said that's it american flag blue easy so that's how that happened yeah i think instead of

00:23:07.680 filling it from the basin they should just fill it with liberal tears and that would be a perfect

00:23:11.680 combination too salty no yeah you're not supposed to swim in it it's okay true true yeah well i'm

00:23:18.320 sure it'll keep the the flow going between the liberal pee and tears get some chlorine i'm just

00:23:25.280 telling you it's going to be the new selfie you'll say they're going to just be doing that 0.56

00:23:29.520 or spitting in it because you know oh look at me it's like keying the teslas because of doge so 0.96

00:23:34.640 stupid um okay so did you guys want to jump into a story before i go to my new york story um before 0.96

00:23:44.560 we get a little more serious so i uh the french are talking about their deer um so if you're going 0.99

00:23:54.880 to france this summer i know you you might be planning on it erica or owen the police in france

00:24:01.280 are warning drivers in rural areas about drunk deer i guess they eat some of the fermented fruits

00:24:10.800 and they showed uh abc showed a video of a drunken deer that was spinning around all

00:24:17.760 over the place and so if you see um an odd deer just uh move along just watch out oh that's sad

00:24:26.800 so will they get like a dui or do we get it who gets it sophia yuck she's like venison's delicious 0.73

00:24:34.640 i am just so not that girl you can't i don't know if you can kill them but oh no i doubt you can in

00:24:43.440 friends you know yeah the deer here will be like car and they'll like just jump on your car and

00:24:48.720 crash into you uh you know jersey deer are relentless um yeah uh deer ui that's a good

00:24:56.720 one deer ui okay um oh and do you have a a lighter story you wanted to get through or no well so

00:25:04.320 there's a a new ai design drug that reduces fentanyl consumption in animal models um it

00:25:10.320 apparently works by targeting serotonin receptors um i know this was a topic that was very important

00:25:15.840 to Scott, um, given that his son-in-law was, or I mean, his stepson was, uh, killed by fentanyl

00:25:22.280 overdose. And, um, but apparently there's a new drug that they say was developed with AI

00:25:27.940 called GATC-1021. Um, and it says it reduced fentanyl intake over 60% in rats. Um, so it's,

00:25:38.240 you know, altering and reducing the addiction to fentanyl. And they later analyzed the rats to

00:25:46.200 figure out what happened. And they said they identified these serotonin receptors as how it

00:25:50.060 works. So it seems like it's working in an animal model. I suppose the next step would be to try

00:25:55.040 human trials. It says we're kind of years away from that. So it's not something that would

00:25:59.160 immediately happen, but there's at least some potential of a new drug that would help with

00:26:03.400 fentanyl addiction. So is everyone thinking what I'm thinking? Leah, why don't we start testing

00:26:07.880 this on the drug addled people like in san francisco and philadelphia

00:26:14.520 be interesting it's a test small yeah i'm kind of wondering how you get a fentanyl addict to want to

00:26:20.520 not be addicted that would be my question is how do you get them to take this drug but um tell them

00:26:25.640 it's a drug hey i have a drug for you it's free hey with it or something yeah the problem with

00:26:34.760 that is that these um people that die of the fentanyl overdose are usually um trying a

00:26:42.520 different drug they're they're not technically addicted to fentanyl they want meth or they want

00:26:49.400 some some other thing and then the drug dealers put in them the fentanyl in it and then that's

00:26:57.080 what causes them to pass away. And usually it's new users, not your average everyday

00:27:07.880 professional, I guess, drug user, fentanyl drug user. They usually know how to stand.

00:27:15.720 I know this because sometimes when I go to court downtown, you can pass by some of them

00:27:20.520 and they are able to stand a certain way. Or if you sit a certain way, it won't cause death.

00:27:27.080 there's um oh really oh yeah so you don't choke or whatever yes yeah so yeah there's whole

00:27:34.080 instagram pages of what's it called the fentanyl something but like the maybe the fent bend i

00:27:40.560 forget but it's like or and there's another one like people of philadelphia or something and it's

00:27:45.900 like all of these and the thing is is they want fentanyl they don't want a xanax you know marcella

00:27:52.540 they want, they want fentanyl. So it's different than like, I'd say like a college student or,

00:27:59.300 you know, kids messing around and just trying to get high. I think the people on the streets are

00:28:04.760 like, we want, well, like Spencer Pratt said, they want, what did he call it? Super fent? Or

00:28:09.420 it was like a ramped up name for fentanyl, which I had never heard. Yeah. The fentanyl fold. Thank

00:28:14.720 you. Fentanyl fold. It's really scary. So, but that's interesting. And somebody was suggesting

00:28:21.500 in the chat you know maybe they can put this drug into the narcan um that could be a start

00:28:29.360 but anyway that's that's good news oh and i hope that that i hope they find a way to get that into

00:28:36.120 people that it works and helps because i don't know how you get these people off of it um super

00:28:41.220 meth is that what it was called super meth and you know what um that drug that he was talking

00:28:47.140 about it should be used on animals because what they do in downtown alice in downtown la is that

00:28:52.280 they'll try it on their dogs and then there is a lot of um animal abuse and especially dogs and

00:29:01.100 some of them end up dying of the fentanyl issue there's a ton of animal abuse yeah amongst these

00:29:06.900 people you guys like and also also like vicious abuse like we wanted to like give you a light

00:29:13.500 story yeah yeah owen thanks it was good news come on we're reducing fentanyl overdose god only we

00:29:21.800 could turn it into this like and the animals are being abused and people are dying oh my lord

00:29:27.960 there is a class of opioid by the way that's more powerful than fentanyl i don't know if that was

00:29:33.600 what spencer pratt was referring to but it's called nitazines and it's even more powerful than

00:29:37.700 fentanyl oh my gosh all right well let's see what happens in china come on trump let's see if we can

00:29:45.160 get something to happen fentanyl china right fentanyl china hashtag fentanyl china that used

00:29:50.160 to be our thing hey and now we don't need hashtags anymore so we just talk about it um okay yeah it

00:29:56.220 can go dark quick morgan um so i'm gonna go a little darker

00:30:00.140 oh yeah yeah so this this man this man okay i'm gonna play a clip i'm gonna give you a trigger

00:30:10.760 warning for any of you people that are just ready to rip your hair out this is the new york city

00:30:16.420 mayor mandami mandani i don't know mandani sorry um just listen a to what he's saying

00:30:26.400 about wanting to bring Islam, Islam, I can't say it like him, Islam, uh, into America more.

00:30:35.960 Notice how he has like this like uptick of using his, um, accent and the words and everything. 0.66

00:30:45.620 Just listen to the whole thing. I'm going to try to play all of it, but I might not make it through.

00:30:50.400 And then we're going to talk about some things on the other side. Cause this is my

00:30:54.100 like red alert warning for us. So let's just, I want to get through this segment. So here we go.

00:31:00.900 I think of the freedom from suffering that Buddhism teaches us is only possible if we

00:31:06.600 remove the three poisons of desire, hatred, and ignorance from our daily lives. We need not accept

00:31:13.600 suffering as unchangeable. We need not treat hatred as the natural state. We have the power

00:31:21.120 to set ourselves free.

00:31:23.860 And I consider my own faith, Islam,

00:31:26.420 a religion built upon a narrative of migration. 0.98

00:31:29.680 The story of the hijrah 0.98

00:31:31.280 reminds us that Prophet Muhammad, 0.92

00:31:33.760 ﷺ, was a stranger too,

00:31:37.220 who fled Mecca and was welcomed in Medina.

00:31:40.300 Surah Nahl, 1642, tells us,

00:31:42.840 as for those who immigrated in the cause of Allah

00:31:45.340 after being persecuted,

00:31:46.960 we will surely bless them with a good home in this world.

00:31:50.580 Or as the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said, 1.00

00:31:54.480 Islam began as something strange and will go back to being strange. 1.00

00:31:58.720 So glad tidings to the strangers. 1.00

00:32:02.200 If faith...

00:32:03.460 If faith offers us the moral compass to stand alongside the stranger,

00:32:15.300 government can provide the resources.

00:32:17.040 let us create a new expectation of city hall where power is wielded to love to embrace and

00:32:24.820 to protect we will stand with the stranger today hang on

00:32:31.220 that's me right now that's like that's that's me right now too so okay you guys

00:32:44.060 was that is all right the words that the sentiments in the chat yes f all the way off with this guy

00:32:53.860 with all of this it is dangerous yes grotesque because you see what he's doing there okay oh

00:33:00.200 god where's my signs this is my opinion my opinion is that he's just trying to like normalize what

00:33:08.960 he's doing, right? So he's just trying to, oh, I'm just a friendly guy preaching and everything's

00:33:15.180 good. Now, I want to just tell you something. Let's look at this little graph here. I'll make

00:33:20.820 it bigger. And I'm also going to read to you just a few things about his little Sharia law isms, 0.77

00:33:30.880 okay? Just listen. Blah, blah, blah. This is not every Muslim and not every country. But the fun 0.59

00:33:38.020 part about this is that while what I'm going to read you is true about Sharia law, some of the

00:33:43.920 people are like, no, no. Like if you beat your wife, it's lightly. Like the more modern version

00:33:48.680 is you only beat her lightly, not, not too hard. Um, so I'm going to go through this quick. Okay.

00:33:53.920 One, women cannot leave home without the husband's permission. Two, women must cover their head and 1.00

00:34:00.240 hair. Three, women can be beaten by husbands. It explicitly permits striking. And then it says 1.00

00:34:08.740 lightly per some interpretations. Oh, and they can be hit for disobedience.

00:34:19.980 Yeah. Okay. Four, women cannot refuse sex. Marital rape is generally not recognized.

00:34:27.140 a wife's refusal can be grounds for discipline and strict views, but they want you to know that

00:34:33.020 the constraints of this are for married people. So, okay. Women get half of the inheritance.

00:34:41.980 So daughters get half of the inheritance the sons get. Women's testimony is worth half. 1.00

00:34:50.140 Also, what you need to know, killing non-Muslims for virgins, heaven, apostates, beheading non-Muslims, 0.99

00:35:00.120 sword versus terrorizing, stealing from non-Muslims, lying. 0.99

00:35:04.840 These draw from the Quran verses of, it doesn't matter, but you can do all that. 0.99

00:35:10.680 So that's good. 0.98

00:35:12.400 um additional common elements death for homosexuality child marriage polygamy etc

00:35:23.020 are also standard in traditional sharia there's a couple of important caveats okay

00:35:29.620 sharia is not monolithic many muslims follow personal ethical versions focused on prayer

00:35:36.060 charity, et cetera, rejecting the state enforcement of hoodood punishments like amputation, stoning,

00:35:44.020 and execution. Reformist and modernist schools exist. And the context, I just wanted to tell you,

00:35:52.760 this was because New York City mayoral candidate Zorhan Mandami, who is Muslim and has progressive

00:36:00.640 less views, whether he personally supports implementing these is a separate political

00:36:05.120 question. The list itself just describes a classical Sharia, not necessarily his platform.

00:36:12.040 I think I covered myself, Marcella, but there are people saying that he, um, he would like to

00:36:18.080 implement Sharia. So I just want to say that, you know, you have to really be careful because

00:36:26.780 they taught us, especially when nine 11 happened that you, you have to be nice. You have to be

00:36:32.200 inclusive. You can't judge anyone based on their ideology or their religion. Oh, they didn't say

00:36:40.360 ideology. I think it's religion. And this is not a religion. This is sick. So I just want you to

00:36:47.740 know that, you know, maybe you have to fight and put up a fuss about mosques being built in your 0.91

00:36:55.440 neighborhood. You never see a mosque being burnt down, but you see a million churches being burnt

00:37:00.480 down and this is my opinion just erica i'm not speaking for marcella and owen okay but i feel

00:37:06.080 like this is important um so important that i don't know if you guys know michael rapaport

00:37:13.040 but he's you know he has become somewhat political in new york um seeing all the nuttiness like he 0.94

00:37:21.120 hated trump hated him with a passion he'd go on howard stern and just i hate him i hate him i hate

00:37:26.160 him i hate him and then all of a sudden he sees biden and he's like whoa like i think i might have

00:37:32.400 been wrong and then he's like we need trump back like i want trump all the way to wanting trump

00:37:37.120 back to now this clip with my other favorite cuomo michael rapaport is thinking about going

00:37:45.520 from public citizen to public servant do i have it right you you have it right um i appreciate

00:37:53.840 you have me on chris um your producers are i mean relentless you got tigers for producers

00:38:00.120 um they don't play around the bookers they're very serious but in terms of the mayor uh 2029

00:38:07.200 um i am running for mayor of new york city i never thought that i would even consider

00:38:12.000 running for mayor of new york city um and i will do it with the best intentions and i won't do it

00:38:20.440 the way any other political person has ever done it your brother uh cuomo um kung fu curtis kathy

00:38:30.320 hokul obama trump the only way to beat this guy is to make it and take it with a new york city

00:38:36.660 street fight mentality there's no way to out nice him there's no way to out slick him i think that

00:38:42.820 he's the greatest bull crapper in the history of politicians and that's saying a lot um but new

00:38:48.720 York City needs to do something. We need to plan right now because 2029 is around the corner. And

00:38:54.560 yes, I'm running for mayor of New York City and I will only drop out until I feel like there's 0.99

00:38:58.660 somebody who's more qualified that could actually beat Zoran the moron. So what's important about 0.98

00:39:07.260 that is that he went from being pretty freaking liberal all the way to I'll run for mayor because

00:39:15.100 i love this city so much and i can't take it anymore so i'm going to come to you first owen

00:39:19.700 that was a lot and again you guys i was just speaking for myself so i don't want to like

00:39:25.680 you know wrap you two into my grievance but um anything you want to say about this at all 0.83

00:39:31.220 well i think the the certainly the um it is a big problem with islam 1.00

00:39:41.740 infecting our our culture or bring brought into our culture and i think there's definite agenda 0.96

00:39:47.100 within the islam islamist community to try and um take over and you know get control of things 0.97

00:39:54.640 we've seen attempts especially in texas of all places where they've tried to have like their 0.93

00:39:59.500 own city and their own you know recently there was some water park thing where they wanted to

00:40:03.260 have a muslim only day and and you know they're they're trying to implement sharia law i think

00:40:07.800 the governor there has been pretty good at trying to shut a lot of that stuff down, but it is being

00:40:13.400 attempted. And I think there are other places like in Michigan where they're a lot more receptive to

00:40:18.020 just letting them do those sorts of things. And certainly in Minnesota with the Somali community

00:40:22.560 that's Islam as well. So I think we do have a big problem and we need to counteract it. I think a 0.99

00:40:28.280 lot of these things you walk through in terms of the rules of Islam are incompatible with American 1.00

00:40:34.340 values and American law. And, um, I think we need to make sure that we don't let any of that 1.00

00:40:39.260 get into our, uh, our society. And, um, I think Mamdami certainly has his agenda that he's making

00:40:46.360 pretty clear that he wants that to happen. And, um, you know, it sounds like he's trying to use

00:40:51.800 migration or immigration as the way to try and whitewash it. But clearly he's basically saying

00:40:58.500 we should just let all these people from other cultures in and, you know, support them and all

00:41:03.060 that. I mean, that's the other part he didn't mention is that it's not just about whether or

00:41:06.880 not these people get here and how they get here in terms of legal or illegal, which is a problem

00:41:10.600 in itself, but because we don't have proper vetting of those people and we don't know whether

00:41:14.860 they can support themselves. But that latter part is more important to me that they're draining our

00:41:19.720 society of dollars. You know, they're straining our schools, our medical systems, our welfare

00:41:24.520 programs, all our social support systems that we put in place here. And I think the deal that we

00:41:30.140 have to make is to say if you want to have some of these social support things in place you can't 0.97

00:41:34.900 also have unbridled illegal immigration you can't just let infinite people come here that makes the

00:41:40.780 whole system collapse and i think maybe that's part of their agenda is to make the whole system

00:41:44.500 collapse and um so i think it definitely is something we need to fight um i'm reading your 0.89

00:41:51.020 comments you guys are so smart you know i'm just reading your your comments about islam and like 0.95

00:41:59.140 how it's not compatible in, you know, a peaceful, freedom-loving nation. It's just not. Um, okay. 1.00

00:42:06.700 So, oh my gosh. And they're calling me their ebonic Italian because I said important instead

00:42:12.420 of important. Okay. It's important. Okay. So Marcella, tell me, tell me your feelings.

00:42:19.900 You know, one of the things that I saw in the chat, um, is that why do like moderate, 0.67

00:42:27.440 moderate Muslims, why do they not talk? Why do they not, you know, say things against all of 1.00

00:42:36.580 these kind of issues? Because there are moderate Muslims. But one of the reasons is whenever you

00:42:41.540 speak anything about the religion, you're killed. I remember a while back, maybe 20 years ago or so,

00:42:50.700 Tio in the Holland was stabbed to death because he was drawing Muhammad and Allah or whatever

00:43:01.700 you want to call him. And then there was Charlie, the Charlie newspaper where they printed a picture

00:43:10.560 of Muhammad. Charlie Hebdo. Yeah. The Muhammad drawing contest or something.

00:43:17.460 Muhammad drawing contest. And so basically anybody that ever talks against, um, that

00:43:23.780 forcefully talks about it has to be in hiding or, um, Ayaan Ali, what is her name? She went

00:43:33.880 into hiding when she left the religion. You can't leave the religion. Um, it's very hard

00:43:40.140 to leave uh islam um so yeah so anybody that's why you don't see that many people talking about 1.00

00:43:48.860 it because you it's very dangerous but the other thing is you know the the context of this speech 0.90

00:43:57.820 was an interfaith breakfast so he was i i don't agree with the interfaith breakfast of politicians

00:44:04.940 or uh with government because there's a to me there's a separation from from religion and

00:44:11.500 government um and sharia law would not would not pass you know would not pass because of the first 0.54

00:44:21.100 amendment now you can say that in the future if everybody's muslim you can change the first 0.98

00:44:27.740 amendment you can pass another amendment um but at this point it would be unconstitutional 0.97

00:44:34.140 and he doesn't have that kind of power but what he does have is he has uh the youth and the reach

00:44:42.060 to them to erase history you know because the way that he talks about islam

00:44:49.980 he talks about it like it's the religion of love it has never been the religion of love 0.81

00:44:55.420 it has always been under a sword that is why you see the sword that's why you see swords and all

00:45:02.540 all those sorts of things. People did not have a choice to become, Mohammed never gave them a

00:45:08.180 choice. Either you take this religion or you take death. So this idea, and to be honest, 0.99

00:45:15.580 a lot of civilizations were very brutal in the past. There was no sensitivity. There was no,

00:45:23.280 oh, are we going to let you choose? That's how it was. So don't do that. Don't paint this

00:45:29.880 as like oh you know when when he went from mecca to medina and they welcomed all these immigrants

00:45:39.560 that's not true you know so this idea but the youth you know wouldn't know better and so they're

00:45:46.020 listening to this person they admire and then they're being led to this idea and the revisionist

00:45:52.980 of history is the issue. And maybe he can't do Shirley Law, but he can begin this ideological

00:46:04.440 youth movement towards this kind of, you know, because to say, because when he talks about it,

00:46:12.740 Erica, he talks about it as if Islam is, and all of things that have happened are so good for women.

00:46:22.980 oh you know yeah and i just read you a list of what happens yeah so so he never talks about the

00:46:29.420 things that you read yeah he talks so yeah well also you're against the light beating of wives

00:46:35.620 i mean how light is light you know yeah i'm against it um but you know the other thing too

00:46:44.020 that is um freaky is that you're allowed to lie to anybody to fool them um into like believing

00:46:56.920 what you're saying so so you're allowed to like go up to somebody and say like oh no i don't agree

00:47:01.480 with that and i you know i think um you know sharia law is horrible like you're allowed to lie 0.70

00:47:07.440 for, for being an Islamist. So I'm like, oh, that's so good. And I saw somebody in the chat 1.00

00:47:14.200 said, you know, Christianity was, was brutal too. Yeah, it was, was, was, you know, things were

00:47:21.100 brutal back in the day for a lot of different things. And then we evolve, change and grow,

00:47:26.000 and it's not now. So, um, you know, this, like their, their way of life, their ideology

00:47:32.540 is for them to just be basically the only thing on this planet um so you know what i just want to

00:47:40.100 say you guys i'm i'm really glad that we could talk about this today and that the chat is like

00:47:47.000 good like the comments are good because the problem is is not talking about it and i don't

00:47:52.960 want us to be afraid to discuss this so what do you see marcella what what i was gonna say is one

00:47:59.440 thing that I hated about that speech is I speak Spanish, right? I can even understand some Arabic

00:48:05.520 and I speak German and I can like pronounce certain things in Arabic that in Arabic style

00:48:14.380 or whatever you want to call it. And in Spanish, I can pronounce it in the Spanish way. But I hate

00:48:20.480 when people do that. I hate when they try to show off like, oh, I know Arabic and I can pronounce

00:48:27.560 it this way to me but i just don't like i think you know he's trying to get you used to the idea

00:48:34.760 um so i think it's even more sinister it's not showing off it's like let's get used to this and

00:48:39.480 maybe we'll have like our you know our little sharia law of the day lesson soon at schools

00:48:46.120 next to the drag queen story hour so you have to be careful so honestly thank you you guys so much

00:48:52.120 I mean, EJ, I know you're freaking out, I'm sure. But yes, Islam has messed us up in this 1.00

00:49:01.680 country already. And go to New York, try to cross the street when there's 5,000 asses in the air 1.00

00:49:07.580 praying in the middle of an intersection that has nothing to do with their ideology or anything. 0.94

00:49:12.540 They don't do that in a church. They don't do that in their own countries. But here it's like,

00:49:16.600 we're going to dominate you. It's just a sign of dominance. So yes, it's affecting us. Churches

00:49:21.740 burning down. I'm not saying who's doing it, but show me a mosque that burned down and I might

00:49:26.900 change my mind, let alone hundreds of them. So EJ, I love you too, my little silly goose. 0.98

00:49:34.340 Okay. So thank you for letting us talk about that. And I hope it's okay if we do talk about 0.85

00:49:40.420 it in the future because I don't want to be silent. I want to be useful in this way because

00:49:45.280 i am so america first is disgusting and or it's patriotic either way um so thanks you guys for

00:49:54.080 allowing this little dipping our toe in as a start i appreciate it um okay so moving along

00:50:02.480 okay owen um can you give us a a news story you have and i'm going to breathe for a second sure

00:50:09.280 so um trump is pushing south carolina to delay their primaries for redistricting so the

00:50:14.240 the redistricting war continues after it blew up in Virginia on the Democrats, and they

00:50:19.140 spent, I don't know how many, you know, tens of millions of dollars, 60 or 70 million or

00:50:23.420 whatever it was, trying to get that done, and that didn't work out, and it doesn't look

00:50:27.480 like it will work out.

00:50:28.300 I think they still have maybe one appeal left to the Supreme Court, but there's no chance

00:50:31.540 that's going to go through, but Trump is saying that, you know, states should be delaying

00:50:36.560 their primaries to get the redistricting done before midterms, and in this case, he was

00:50:41.640 focusing on South Carolina. So Trump said in his truth social post, the South Carolina state

00:50:47.480 Senate has a big vote tomorrow on redistricting. I'm watching closely along with all Republicans

00:50:51.500 across the country who are counting on their elected leaders to use every legal and constitutional

00:50:55.360 authority they have to stop the radical left Democrats from destroying our country,

00:50:59.520 including leveling the playing field against their decades of egregious gerrymandering and

00:51:04.740 census rigging. South Carolina Republicans be bold and courageous, just like the Republicans

00:51:09.660 of the great state of tennessee were last week move the u.s house primaries to august to leave

00:51:14.400 the rest on the same schedule everything will be fine get it done so um looks like trump is

00:51:20.800 really pushing hard to get the redistricting going in the red states and i'm guessing they

00:51:26.180 may have a lot more success with that because in many cases probably including this one it's

00:51:30.100 essentially in response to the supreme court ruling saying you can't have race-based redistricting so

00:51:35.400 they're eliminating the racism that was built into our voting systems. And so I think they would

00:51:40.100 have a much easier time getting that redistricting passed. So my hope is that that would swing

00:51:44.880 a lot of the advantage in the House back to the Republican side and we might have a much better

00:51:49.600 chance of keeping control of the House and the Senate. It probably wouldn't affect the Senate

00:51:53.940 as much just because that's more statewide, but I think it would make a difference in the House

00:51:58.340 especially. And so I'm hoping we'll be able to get a lot of that done. The courts seem to really

00:52:03.340 be favoring all of this nonsense for the republicans which is nice to see and who was it i don't know

00:52:10.220 if you know marcello i think it was oh crazy virginia they were like let's change the retirement

00:52:16.860 age for the supreme court for their justices for their supreme court so i think it's 74 years old

00:52:24.300 now and they were like let's change the retirement age for those justices to 54 which means all of

00:52:32.220 All of them would have to go, and then they can just put in new judges.

00:52:37.520 I mean, come on, Democrats, wake up.

00:52:40.480 How transparent, huh?

00:52:42.960 How transparent they can be.

00:52:44.360 It just shows that the Democrats are willing to do anything to get power.

00:52:47.340 They'll change whatever rules they have.

00:52:49.060 I mean, it reminds me of all the stuff they did with Trump where they changed the law

00:52:53.400 just temporarily just so they could get that E.J. Carroll or whatever her name was.

00:52:58.280 And I don't remember the name, but the, you know, the person who E. Jean Carroll and you know, but that was like so transparent that they were like, okay, we'll just change whatever rule we have to, to screw Trump. And even if it has to be temporary, because we know we don't really want this rule. We just want it temporarily in place for, for getting Trump. They're willing to do it. They were, they were willing to just throw everything out the window just to try and fight him.

00:53:23.520 and um you know i think this is another example of that where they're just willing to do whatever 0.96

00:53:28.840 they have to to gain power marcella but you know when i see them as dumb evil villains you know

00:53:35.620 like they're planning all these things then they try to do all these things but at the end it never 0.86

00:53:39.640 works out for them just like they were trying to do the virginia thing and it didn't work out for

00:53:44.280 them. They tried to do the EJ, whatever name is, Carol. And, you know, the president, Trump is

00:53:53.980 president. So they always try all these things and then it always backfires. So I always think of it

00:54:00.240 as a little bit cartoonish. I guess the simulation showing, I mean, to me, it's let's let them try

00:54:07.780 They'll never get, they'll never, they will never win in the end.

00:54:13.540 So good.

00:54:14.420 All right, Marcella, give us, give us one of your news items.

00:54:17.120 So I'll give you the rundown of the news items.

00:54:20.200 Iran update, um, OPEC says that it's the least amount of oil they've ever generated since 1990, whatever.

00:54:29.820 And, uh, Israel deployed the, the iron dome to batteries and IDF troops to the UAE.

00:54:37.320 The UAE now confirmed it.

00:54:41.040 And so did our U.S. ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, confirmed this.

00:54:45.520 So basically there's a Gulf alliance between the UAE and Israel. 0.73

00:54:49.600 So Iran did the impossible, which is bring the Arab world and Israel together. 0.88

00:54:55.820 So that's great. 0.93

00:54:57.160 I think the UAE, excuse me, aren't they firing missiles already deep into Iran is what I saw.

00:55:02.340 Yes, because they've been, Iran has been firing missiles to them. So they've just, you know,

00:55:09.440 been defending themselves. Okay. But didn't that, it didn't just start

00:55:13.440 with them doing that? No, it has been ongoing. It hasn't stopped with the ceasefire. I think it's

00:55:22.000 now we're more focused on it, laser focused on it because there's a ceasefire and you're not

00:55:27.000 and other you know and hezbollah i think has stopped semi uh but they might regain again

00:55:34.760 that's lebanon um shift has this alleged leak that we talked about right um that there was a uh

00:55:44.040 someone in my staff to that tomorrow oh actually okay i i have a whole thing on that because that's

00:55:49.560 my like juicy other juicy story okay the other story is inflation rose and a lot of people think

00:55:56.040 that because the inflation rose in april to six percent where which was previously thought it

00:56:02.760 would be 4.6 or something like that like less that most likely the feds are going to do a rate hike

00:56:11.960 instead of lowering the interest rates because things aren't looking good because of the oil

00:56:17.800 issue has uh allegedly because of the pushing the oil and the fuel costs um make things more

00:56:25.080 expensive for everybody. And then there's AI babies. Basically AI is helping. We're

00:56:34.320 not creating AI babies completely like robot babies, but what it means is that IBF and

00:56:41.080 other very impossible births that wouldn't usually, babies that usually wouldn't be born

00:56:48.240 are actually helped by AI technology. And that's really good about that. And then the last story

00:56:59.440 is that there's a Trump video game protest installation at Washington DC. But what I

00:57:06.560 found that interesting is that they're trying to protest Trump with this video game, you know,

00:57:13.840 the old the old video game where you have pac-man and all those things but anyways uh it's like that

00:57:23.120 but in in itself it actually pushes the trump agenda like you have to laugh at it because one

00:57:30.160 of the things about trump is that he himself memes himself and it's very memable and so i

00:57:36.480 found that interesting it's called epic operation epic furious straight to hell and then there's a

00:57:44.240 scene in the in the video game is very like 80s looking video game kind of 90s i guess like street

00:57:51.920 fighter kind of style and he's in the oval office and it's just trump um you can tell

00:57:59.360 uh it's just him and then there's the office the oval office his desk and then it gives you a

00:58:07.540 choice either do order a diet coke for him or invade iran so you can order a lot of diet cokes

00:58:15.440 and then the diet cokes appear and then the story is from andrew laden uh he's penguin six

00:58:22.180 check him out but he went and took pictures of this over there oh my gosh oh and any last words

00:58:29.020 uh i don't know i think that one other story i could throw in is that the southern poverty

00:58:34.700 law center is having more investigations apparently about alabama their ag announced

00:58:39.100 they're going after them too and says they're basically helped in terms of proving what they've

00:58:43.260 been doing by the u.s justice department actions so looks like they're in even more hot water they

00:58:47.740 have a new subpoena they have to reply to by june 1st from alabama so down with splc yeah you know

00:58:55.020 me. One last. I can't. I'm going to let her go now. But him? Her? I think her. I'm not sure.

00:59:09.360 Anyway, Pat. Pat will call her Pat. Don't genderfy. All right, you guys. Amazing. So again,

00:59:17.520 And thanks for like letting us talk about some hot topic subjects.

00:59:22.600 I appreciate it.

00:59:24.380 And Marcella and Owen and I thank you so much, you guys, for showing up for the Scott Adams School.

00:59:31.740 Start your goodbyes.

00:59:33.780 Tomorrow we have Corey DeAngelis coming on.

00:59:37.980 He'll be returning.

00:59:39.220 So that'll be a lot of fun.

00:59:40.800 We'll get all caught up on the crazy teachers unions and what's going on with school choice.

00:59:47.520 And if you guys have any questions or topics you want us to really get into with him, when

00:59:53.360 I repost the show on X, just drop them in there.

00:59:57.380 I'll, I'll put in the prompt, you know, if you have any questions for Corey, drop them

01:00:01.420 here and then, you know, we'll both look at them and I'll tell Corey to take a peep and

01:00:05.800 we'll try to get to them.

01:00:06.700 Okay.

01:00:07.580 So, um, you guys were amazing in the chat is always YouTube rumble locals, uh, Spotify

01:00:16.200 and X.

01:00:16.920 thank you so much and as always we thank uh gad said it'll be next week yes he will um so as

01:00:26.040 always we like to thank uh shelly and scott for allowing this uh show to continue and let's get

01:00:32.540 out there and be useful today and you guys let's have our closing sip as always to our beloved and

01:00:39.140 very missed scott adams okay guys love you to scott to scott scott

01:00:46.920 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 13, 2026

The Scott Adams School - 05⧸13⧸26 HOME TEAM. China, Russiagate, Commie Mamdani, Reflecting Pool

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