00:06:48.820And now suddenly it's we need to, you know, the linguistic switch of the Thucydides trap, talking about the rising power and the falling power, talking about how you are the power that is fading.
00:07:05.220And, of course, Trump had to sort of respond to that.
00:07:08.180And we saw the truth social going back and forth, which I think a lot of people kind of missed in real time what Xi Jinping was doing when he brought up the Thucydides trap.
00:07:17.420people are saying what's this you know he's referencing the peloponnesian wars from 2500
00:07:21.100years ago what does that have to do with anything but the use of history the use of a western history
00:07:27.180reference that's something that actually passed over i think a lot of the talking heads out there
00:07:32.220on cable media but it was an understanding that hey i know your history better than you do this
00:07:37.820is referencing athens and sparta and a war that they had so many years ago and and and recently
00:07:44.140this this book that uh graham allison had written about you know with kissinger had written about
00:07:48.620the us and china and you you see all this um you know the use of very aggressive language on taiwan
00:07:55.660and of course we can talk about that later and and then on the flip side you see president trump
00:08:00.620coming in and he's in full negotiation mode and and this is something that we know scott
00:08:06.060would be talking about where he's he's he's buttering him up he's bringing of course the
00:08:11.580power play right the power play of bringing elon musk and jensen huang and the ceo of apple and the
00:08:17.100ceo of of meta dina powell mccormick so you know the huge power play of bringing all the ceos with
00:08:25.020them but notice how she responded to the power play he sent them out of the room because if you
00:08:31.260were watching when they were in that great hall of the people the minute they closed the doors
00:08:35.260uh and everyone's sort of sitting there going you know what's going to happen is it and they
00:08:38.940went long it was supposed to be about an hour it was two hours but 20 minutes in the doors open
00:08:43.820and who comes out it's all the ceos being sent out of the room so that's xi jinping saying hey
00:08:49.900very nice but the merchants get him out of here this is about power so he responded to the power
00:08:55.980play with his own power play this is a one-on-one meeting and those guys are not part of the one-on-one
00:09:02.860And so you're seeing this visual persuasion. You're seeing the labels that stick, beautiful, historic.
00:09:10.060You know, he referred to to the Biden meetings as low energy.
00:09:15.040You know, I really do think that you saw master strokes of persuasion on both sides here.
00:09:20.660And how will that shake out geopolitically? You know, I think still kind of remains to be seen.
00:09:25.700But, you know, huge stakes here, not just for the U.S. relationship, but Taiwan, straight
00:09:31.100to Hormuz, Iran, all these things coming to bear.
00:09:35.020And it was just, I mean, we could go through it for hours, the levels of persuasion that
00:09:42.720I mean, they are both masters of persuasion.
00:09:46.560You know, they just, they seem to mirror each other and they both know that.
00:09:52.920And so everything that you hear coming out of China, like even, you know, things that President Trump's saying or that the, you know, anyone in that group is saying, you're just like, ah, like, I don't know.
00:10:04.080I don't know who that's meant for for real.
00:10:07.800And also, I was going to say, do you do you, Joshua, think that do you do you think any part of the negotiations that they're thinking, well, Trump's out of here in two years anyway, so how serious do I need to take this?
00:10:21.300something that we want to all keep in mind is that china for a number of decades now has been
00:10:28.160officially following effectively a 100 year plan and i i hesitate to call this an advantage0.58
00:10:35.920of a one-party authoritarian totalitarian communist party state joshua you're gonna get in trouble
00:10:41.700again in in a in a low intensity conflict between great powers when the ceo of one country
00:10:49.280effectively is potentially able to change every 48 years meanwhile there remains the incumbent
00:10:55.580party with power you are correct all they have to do is sort of wait out the competition here
00:11:02.460of course having a successor like 48 being potentially uh jd vance as very very much
00:11:10.420an economic populist uh in the same vein of the nationalist donald trump that's a very good thing
00:11:16.460from the american perspective that would be not so much from the from the chinese perspective
00:11:20.740so it very well could be that they're unsure if it makes better sense from the chinese perspective
00:11:26.400to attempt to create additional deal making opportunities now or kind of prolong it a little
00:11:33.020bit there does seem to be telegraphing from president trump that there are going to be
00:11:38.340following this summit ongoing conversation between the two countries um specifically because we saw
00:11:44.800on Sean Hannity, the first interview that President Trump gave, he made a number of
00:11:49.460nods that I think irked a lot of people with regard to allowing Chinese students to come
00:11:55.920to the United States and study other universities, starting businesses here, even buying farmland,
00:12:01.480which my first thought was, oh, he's not saying that to Sean Hannity. He's not speaking to
00:12:08.860the United States. He's talking to China, who's paying attention right now amid these
00:12:14.680conversations i have that clip actually i was in china he was still in china while he was making
00:12:19.920that statement now i'm gonna play the clip but i'm gonna tell you beforehand that i am taking
00:12:25.660the opposite position on this i know like listen instinctively intuitively i know that the thought
00:12:33.040is to be like well he's he's talking to chi not to us i get that in negotiations like we know we've
00:12:37.820seen this for years, but you know, this was brought up to him so long ago before any of this
00:12:44.640was going on here in America. And I mean, he didn't even talk about like a drawback of the
00:12:51.040students or anything. So let's, well, let's play the clip so everyone can get caught up to speed.
00:12:55.500And, um, I'm going to cut the clip off at like, uh, let me just see. Cause I, it was a longer
00:13:02.400clip, uh, three minutes. Okay. So this is a three minute clip. I just want to give, um, everyone
00:13:07.100listening the background. I would assume I'm in Beijing if I wanted to buy property near one of
00:13:15.320their military installations. I don't think President Xi. It's not that I love it. You want
00:13:22.000to see farm prices drop. You want to see farmers lose a lot of money. Just take that out of the
00:13:26.440market. But they've had a lot of land for a long time. Obama did nothing about it. They bought a
00:13:35.160lot of it during the Obama administration. He did nothing about it. As far as the students,
00:13:41.920it's 500,000 students that come, good students. I could tell them I don't want any students
00:13:51.200is a very insulting thing to say to a country. They would then immediately go out and start
00:13:58.040building universities all over China. But if you don't have those students, good students,
00:14:02.820by the way. And we do another thing. If they're good and they want to stay in America, we won't
00:14:08.360give them a green card and things like that. And not only them, but other countries. But if you
00:14:16.020want to see a university system die, take a half a million people out of it. And the ones that
00:14:22.460won't be hurt are the top schools. The top schools will do fine. But your lower schools,
00:14:27.140your lower, the ones that don't do quite as well, those two, they'll be dying all over the place.1.00
00:14:34.500I frankly think that it's good that people come from other countries and they learn our culture1.00
00:14:39.820and many of them want to stay here. I think it's good. Not everybody agrees with me.
00:14:45.800And it doesn't sound like a very conservative position. And I'm as conservative, I'm a
00:14:50.500conservative guy. I'm really a common sense guy, I think, more than a conservative guy. I think
00:14:55.600MAGA is common sense. You know, people understand we want strong borders, we want strong military,
00:15:01.580we want good education, we want low interest rates, you know, we want, but I think people
00:15:06.340would argue they worry about do they have nefarious intentions. Sure, I know, and we worry about that.
00:15:10.620And honestly, you know, they do things to us and we do things to them. It's a very, very fine line,
00:15:19.860the whole thing with students so they have 500,000 students and our university system does
00:15:29.480great you know it does great you want to screw it up take a half a million students out and you're
00:15:37.000gonna you're gonna see bankruptcies at the lower end of good colleges but they're not known or
00:15:42.000whatever you're gonna have a lot of problems so it's something I'm always looking at but
00:21:36.300about the Trump and Vance administration,
00:21:38.200is that these are professional negotiators
00:21:41.040that contain competent American nationalist populist,
00:21:44.920meaning they have our people's best interest in mind, lawyers and entrepreneurs, both of whom
00:21:51.200are professional negotiators who understand how to play the game. The trouble with the left-wing
00:21:57.540worldview is they tend to lack the talent stack of negotiation. And if anyone has ever tried to
00:22:06.020argue with the liberal on anything or try to create any kind of compromise, they sort of have0.55
00:22:10.140one of two states of negotiation, if they feel any kind of white guilt with their negotiation
00:22:19.780partner, it's how many concessions can I grant you? And that was, according to Stephen Miller,
00:22:27.200the stance of the Biden administration, Secretary Blinken specifically, it's how much can we grant
00:22:32.900you or give away to you or make easy for you to do, and not just the Biden administration with
00:22:38.260the Democratic Party writ large is a perpetual concession-seeking from us surrendering
00:22:45.200opportunities, land, status, and so forth to communist China. And I do think there is,
00:22:52.520unfortunately, a white guilt basis to this. If anyone has ever negotiated with any type of
00:22:58.460a liberal, and you've seen that dynamic before, of an interracial negotiation,
00:23:03.040you will see that 100% of the time. That's also, in my opinion, why we just had the breaking story
00:23:09.540from Maine about millions of dollars of fraud. Vice President Vance talked about that. All the
00:23:15.400antics in Ohio and Columbus, my capital city. Of course, Minneapolis, also Los Angeles, Los
00:23:21.020Angeles County, and so far part of California. There are these immense fraud rings that have
00:23:28.100been allowed to persist. And I believe one of the reasons why they've not been investigated by the
00:23:34.200Democratic Party, let's say, that rules those areas that otherwise could is because of the0.54
00:23:40.800white guilt aspect of it, because the perpetrators are not white. The other part of the other sort0.62
00:23:47.280of strategy of negotiation with liberals that you might have observed is something like if they're
00:23:53.840dealing with a conservative or person they see as like an equal in some way, then they will
00:23:59.100effectively say, I should get everything I want. You should get nothing you want. And that's fair.
00:24:05.860So in both situations, they have, I get everything or I get nothing to appease my Western American
00:24:13.580guilt complex because America is terrible. The real founding was 1619, you know, and just go
00:24:18.460off on that direction. And we have to still make reparations for Christopher Columbus and all that
00:24:22.980stuff. Excuse me, Indigenous Peoples Day. They've got to work that in there right along with their
00:24:26.820pronouns. Joshua, but should we really refer to it as Indigenous Peoples, or is there perhaps
00:24:32.320another term that would be more apropos? Columbus Day? No, yes. So when you study
00:24:39.500where the so-called native and indigenous people of the Americas are from, look at their
00:24:44.880haplogroup. Look at their area of origin. They're actually Siberians. So the better
00:24:50.140understanding of them is to refer to the so-called native indigenous americans the accurate term is
00:24:56.140siberian americans as they are directly descended from those bearing land street let's let's not
00:25:01.100let's not have ancestral erasure guys calling them indigenous is is an erasure of their ancestry
00:25:07.340just because beringia is underneath the arctic ocean doesn't mean that it was not a real place
00:25:17.260well okay it's too much for me this is a running like kind of a running clearly um yeah and and
00:25:26.220also i just want to remind you guys suicidal empathy gad sad will be here next thursday so
00:25:31.980we'll talk about white guilt um and how useless it really is and the trouble it can get you into
00:25:38.220So, Joshua, all that being said, in 30 seconds, how do you personally, emotionally feel about it?
00:25:48.060Like, the issue of having 500,000 Chinese students taking the places of potentially American students?
00:25:59.940Another thought that I have with that is there is this – there's a separate project I'm working on right now which has to do with the symbology of numbers.
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00:47:35.480so you know he also said apple makes its phones in china zuckerberg censored you for claiming
00:47:45.160covid was created in a laboratory in china nvidia wants to sell chips to china and now we know they
00:47:51.080will big tech lobbies for infinite student visas for ccp kids who is at war with china not big0.91
00:47:59.720tech they are on china's side jack i'm coming right to you i mean you you gotta you gotta love
00:48:07.560mike cernovich right you know people say where's mike been you know where where is he it's like
00:48:13.000he's like he's like he's you know this guy he was batting a thousand in 2016 and now he's at like
00:48:17.800200 you know he's like he's he's he's off doing this thing he's off doing that thing but man when
00:48:23.240he steps into the batter's box when he steps up to the plate we're playing a lot of little league
00:48:26.920lately if you can't tell uh with the boys and uh and uh we've got two games tomorrow and a first
00:48:33.560community actually um that uh you know he just he just knocks out of the park and there's nobody
00:48:40.340who knocks out of the park like mike cernovich when he's on there's no one better and it's just
00:48:45.460as simple as that that you know when he wants to throw a punch it's gonna land and he's gonna get
00:48:50.680through every one of your defenses the picture that he's able to paint and he does think about
00:48:55.000it he does so at the exact moment when all of the tech leaders as we just talked about are over in
00:49:03.080china and what did brett bear show us in china he he showed us that physical i mean the persuasion
00:49:09.080that brett bear did was phenomenal brett bears been putting on a master class in and what he's
00:49:14.840been with the ping pong video if you guys saw that that was going viral he's playing ping pong with
00:49:18.920some guy at a at a uh one of the parks there in beijing and he's walking down he gets the parking
00:49:24.840ticket from the camera so he's we're hearing about china we're hearing about the surveillance state
00:49:30.520but now he's giving us that visual persuasion of we got a parking ticket within two minutes yeah
00:49:36.920of illegally parking surveillance state and so mike is showing us that what these guys are doing
00:49:44.280isn't about like, oh, we're going to beat China. No, we're going to become China if we go down
00:49:50.480this road. And I've said this for years. They want, when I say they, I'm talking about the0.99
00:49:55.120tech elites who are the same elites, by the way, from COVID-19. They saw that as a way to institute
00:50:01.380the Chinese system on America and on the West. I was doing an interview in the UK who unfortunately
00:50:07.620are way further down this road than we are and they and i used to see this when i so i worked
00:50:14.340in shanghai i was at the shanghai american chamber of commerce and you would have the uh this this
00:50:20.020one museum there was called the shanghai planning museum and and the backstory is that when i was
00:50:24.340there the city chairman was xi jinping so that's that's how i you know have the my background with
00:50:29.140xi jinping is like because he was like the city chairman is kind of like a mayor right in a sense
00:50:34.420but more like a mob boss uh because that's how the ccp runs and uh did i got to briefly you know
00:50:41.140i don't even say i met him but i you know briefly was you know in the same room as him at uh one of0.63
00:50:46.580the shanghai world expo meetings and um you know just just very very up close with him and you
00:50:52.900could see just mob boss total mob boss and immense power even back then but i remember that western
00:51:01.460leaders, Republicans and Democrats and business leaders would come to China and they would
00:51:06.460say, hmm, so what you're saying is you can build a maglev train and the Californians
00:51:13.360will be able to understand what we're talking about here.
00:51:15.940You can build a maglev train and it goes faster than anything else and you get all this money
00:51:21.040to do so and you go straight from the airport to downtown immediately without any waiting.
00:51:25.840and but but what about all the people who live in the path of where the train needs to be built
00:51:31.740and the chinese communist leaders would look at them and say what about them he just he just0.77
00:51:37.380they're out of luck just get out yeah get out of them get out of there what about these historic
00:51:42.380uh shirkuman uh buildings these you know the courtyards and the stone buildings that were
00:51:47.740ubiquitous in in ancient china's what about them just get them out of here just get rid of them
00:51:53.400there's so so there's there's no conception of rights there's no conception of uh historical1.00
00:52:00.280protection or preservation it's all about now now now what do we want and again that total power
00:52:07.800which becomes an aphrodisiac and so when you know i talked about hong kong before and when you look
00:52:16.280at the hong kong turnover we were told that this is going to make china more like us because we
00:52:23.720will infect china with capitalism and infect china with british democracy and british rights and the
00:52:31.320enlightenment and jeffersonian democracy is just going to flourish in china why just the same way0.56
00:52:36.920it did in afghanistan and the way it will in iran and the way it did in iraq after all of our
00:52:40.760interventions right and ultimately what's actually happened since then and and also allowing china
00:52:46.840around the same time frame to come into the world trade organization giving the most favored nation
00:52:51.400status what's happened has been the exact opposite is that we have become more like china rather than
00:52:57.880china becoming more like us which leads me i is the problem yeah i i know like i i just want to
00:53:05.720to highlight this for people because it's not about making memes in AI. We're doing that now
00:53:12.000without these data centers. So I want to play another clip quickly. And Joshua, I'm going to
00:53:17.960ask you to react first. And this is Tom Massey of Kentucky. And let's watch this clip also about
00:53:26.580data centers. First version of the big bill had a provision that would let data centers
00:53:34.740ignore state laws, and not just state laws, but local zoning laws. And I think that's wrong. I
00:53:42.780think that, you know, when you, I call it sorting the smokestacks from the cul-de-sacs, that's not
00:53:48.360something the federal government can do from Washington, D.C. That has to be up to a local
00:53:52.400board and a local government. And they, in the first version of the big bill, they had a provision
00:53:58.860to overrule not just the states, but the local zoning commissions. And Marjorie Taylor Greene
00:54:05.280and I fought to get that taken out. And it was taken out, fortunately. That issue came up again
00:54:12.340recently in my Judiciary Committee. We were marking up eight bills one day in a work session.
00:54:19.380And I noticed number six on the list was to exempt data centers from eight different environmental
00:54:25.220laws that they couldn't be sued if they didn't have the permits.
00:54:30.660And, you know, even though some of those environmental laws may be onerous, I don't
00:54:36.180know why you would give an exemption to data centers, but not to the farmers or not to
00:54:40.620the other industries that could exist.
00:54:43.360And so I said, this is wrong to give a special privilege to an immunity to data centers.
00:55:32.040So, you know, Joshua, I'm just going to we only have five minutes, so I'm going to just give you the floor right now to discuss what you just saw.
00:55:39.900yes it glitched out there for a second but the issue is near and dear to me because
00:55:47.800first of all representative massey is correct uh to be very concerned about this and the
00:55:53.760the objective is among our big tech elite very much so to sort of follow the authoritarian path
00:56:00.100of china because in a in a private business or even a publicly traded business you can effectively
00:56:05.800govern like a monarch. And when you try to govern like a monarch within the constitutional democratic
00:56:10.900republic system of the United States, you have to engage in leverage and lobbying and all of these
00:56:17.400things to try to get what you want. Look at the Zuck bucks in Wisconsin, $400 million 2020 for
00:56:22.440basically getting Biden that state. Okay, that's how important it was for just one individual to
00:56:29.360get the one thing that he wanted. And so Posto is correct that the objective is indeed to
00:56:35.300see what the Chinese are capable of, the Communist Chinese Party, with their technology.
00:56:39.440Well, we need that technology, too. We can do that. And it's worse in the United States
00:56:43.820because of, let's say, changing consumer habits and the need for something like secret police
00:56:51.880that's not so secret at all to deal with, shall we say, mall teams and the problems we have across
00:56:59.760United States associated with that behavior. But data centers, there's one to be built in Clark
00:57:06.100County, Ohio. That will sound familiar to a number of viewers. What's Clark County best known for
00:57:11.360right now? Oh, yeah, Springfield, the Haitian population there. When I so I've been working
00:57:17.480on the way, I've been trying so hard to pressure Joshua to write a book about this. Do you guys
00:57:22.840know that Joshua lives like, like what two towns over from there? Not to dox you, but come on, man.
00:57:28.280come on you're in the heart of it you're in the yeah i get on the state route and then i'm in
00:57:32.700springfield yes um and everywhere there are no data centers band data centers there's like
00:57:38.460we're collecting signatures this is this is a very very very big deal because as far as i've
00:57:44.000gathered so far the p the heritage citizens of springfield are very concerned and upset by the
00:57:48.760haitian immigrant influx that goes back to as far as 2019 five years before the cats and the dogs0.67
00:57:56.100viral memeology. That kind of became the story. But most recently, there's a data center that is0.63
00:58:01.880scheduled to be built and construction is already underway right alongside a new neighborhood. So
00:58:07.120people have been buying homes in this new development, not realizing that there's this
00:58:11.720massive data center that's being built over there. And of course, there is the tax breaks.
00:58:17.680There is the invitation by the city and the county to have this built here. There's all sorts of what
00:58:23.600the people deem sketchy that's happening here i've been to city commission meetings in springfield
00:58:29.200and the one the latest one that i uh most recent one that i went to um one of the heritage citizens
00:58:34.800got up and explained how upset they were by this large tract of land being sold to a commercial
00:58:40.960developer in order to build a data center there and the mayor rob rue is his name kind of shrugged
00:58:47.760it off and basically said uh well it's privately owned land and privately owned sellers can do
00:58:53.700whatever they want with a privately owned land so suck it up buttercup i'm paraphrasing what he said
00:58:59.220there um but that that is the problem in my opinion with one nation under gdp not god which
00:59:07.280is sort of the old world republican party where it's gonna quote whatever it takes to make money
00:59:13.640cash money cash money keep going number go up number go up number go up americans don't forget
00:59:19.720the hyphen and that's just not nationalist populism that's not what america first or
00:59:24.520maga are about that's not what president trump is about and right right now there is a new um
00:59:31.400it's called either a task force or a a committee that the ohio legislature uh let's say yes so
00:59:38.120there's an ohio prohibition of data center construction amendment that is being pushed
00:59:42.920right now uh let's see yeah yeah 5c data centers and parent organization hypertech they're planning
00:59:51.600on the 75 megawatt prime ohio park facility um yeah so they're they're they're claiming that
00:59:58.900they're going to be able to independently fund all the things that they need but the biggest drain is
01:00:02.800the water and county water and springfield and in clark county infrastructure is noticeably aging
01:00:09.500to be polite to the city itself and it the sort of the the um the spirit is the data centers are1.00
01:00:17.740like the haitian migrants you're putting them here without asking us about it that's right you get1.00
01:00:23.340the benefit and we have to pay for it and and just permission to steal one more minute from you guys1.00
01:00:30.280i just want to show visually i'll i'll even turn off alex jones voice but i just want you guys to
01:00:36.380understand a lot of people don't even know what a data center could look like look at this it's
01:00:40.860it's the size of a large town yeah look at this crap these are the smaller ones there's a there's
01:00:47.620a there's a big one they're building in in um out west i mean ladies and gentlemen ladies and1.00
01:00:55.820gentlemen this is for a new life form this is for a robot takeover the 5g's that have all the drones0.97
01:01:01.360and robots and everything's deliverable it's all about getting you out of your cars making you1.00
01:01:05.240obsolete this is this is absolutely hellish what is being done and then that and it just goes on
01:01:12.680for mile after mile after mile after mile of what they're building yeah look at this one salt lake
01:01:18.200city utah look at the size of that we'll come back before our guest comes on the first five and play
01:01:23.420so i just i i just really appreciate these two topics today because it is like once they're here
01:01:30.160they're here uh you know the the government doesn't undo anything uh they just keep marching
01:01:36.360forward so i am so proud of the people you know like just one woman in new jersey got one to to
01:01:42.820stop uh there's many more planned in new jersey but you know fight this you guys you know it's
01:01:48.880like again what is this for why do we need this um data centers in space is probably the probably
01:01:55.640be the future i think i think jack has to scoot right now but yeah hard out but you guys feel
01:02:02.600free to chat thank you for having me on uh always love being here um always uh always thinking about
01:02:09.000scott and you know it's funny watching some of this this stuff with the china meeting i just i
01:02:13.800like i can hear scott in my in my mind just commenting as you know as certain things happen
01:02:19.580it's just uh he he rewired our minds yeah and that's that's a true gift that he gave to all of
01:02:24.740Amen. Thank you. We're all going to scoot, actually. We all have to move on to life. But I would love to have you guys back on together. This was so fun. And I just appreciate the conversation. I hope that this was useful for everybody. Scott wants us all to be useful. So I think just today was great. It was great.
01:02:47.820um joshua thank you so much everybody here in the chat oh it wouldn't be a show unless
01:02:54.060i played this real quick i'm obsessed okay so thank you everybody in the chat for being here
01:03:04.680at the scott adams school oh owen's doing the after party tomorrow on spaces on x so he will
01:03:10.300be there usual time we will repost this show after i'm so sorry youtube you know rumble and
01:03:17.400YouTube sometimes just get cranky with each other, but we'll also be back on Monday with Marcella
01:03:23.480and Owen. We have Gad Sad on Thursday, Suicidal Empathy. So let's say our goodbyes now. And we
01:03:30.760always thank Scott and Shelly for allowing the show to continue. And, um, as you know, Scott
01:03:36.340would say, get out there and be useful, have a great weekend and a closing sip to our beloved