Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 28, 2026


The Scott Adams School - 07⧸28⧸26 The Home Team. Diary Entries and Mumbling Tapes


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00:00:00.080 Good morning, everyone.
00:00:02.200 Good morning, good morning, good morning.
00:00:05.500 Let's see, let me get the comments going over here.
00:00:08.620 I totally understand what Scott was doing every time I start the show.
00:00:12.920 Here they are.
00:00:14.940 Good Tuesday morning to y'all.
00:00:17.560 Y'all.
00:00:18.140 I don't know where I just came from.
00:00:20.640 That Jersey accent.
00:00:23.800 Owen and Marcella, how are you today?
00:00:27.900 It's Tuesday.
00:00:30.580 Tuesday's my favorite day of the week, actually.
00:00:32.240 How are you, Owen?
00:00:33.160 Did you get sleep?
00:00:34.620 I got a couple hours on the plane and a couple hours after that, so I'm doing great.
00:00:39.080 Owen's on location at an undisclosed bunker.
00:00:43.520 In enemy territory.
00:00:45.400 We don't even know where he is.
00:00:48.640 So welcome in, everybody.
00:00:50.700 It is Tuesday, July 28th.
00:00:53.460 Oh my gosh, we're inching closer to August, and don't ask me how many days are in this
00:00:58.240 month because I still don't know.
00:01:00.000 Um, anyway, we have a fun show plan for you.
00:01:04.500 Well, I don't know if it's fun, but it'll be informative.
00:01:06.980 And, uh, let's go grab a sip with our beloved Scott, because we need it.
00:01:14.600 And the other thing that'll make you safe is a simultaneous sip.
00:01:17.940 And all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or chalice or stein, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind.
00:01:24.240 Fill it with your favorite liquid.
00:01:25.860 and I like coffee and join you now
00:01:27.620 for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine
00:01:29.280 to the end of the day.
00:01:31.460 The thing that makes everything better.
00:01:34.180 Except maybe California.
00:01:36.520 It's called the simultaneous sip
00:01:37.680 and I have to stout go.
00:01:42.240 Yeah, I can feel the temperatures
00:01:44.920 starting to ease.
00:01:47.020 There's a low pressure system
00:01:48.340 coming in from the east.
00:01:50.060 Yeah, I think things are getting better.
00:01:52.760 All right, California.
00:01:53.760 So, Marcella, is the weather better in California?
00:02:00.360 Yeah, I guess there's no rain.
00:02:03.100 Okay.
00:02:03.540 It's always hot.
00:02:04.560 It's not sunny.
00:02:05.320 So that sip helped.
00:02:06.720 Yeah, that sip helped.
00:02:10.360 Marcella actually had to remind me.
00:02:12.620 So, Marcella, what is happening this morning, just so we are all aware?
00:02:16.280 So as your reporter in the beat, we have unfortunately, you know, Lindsey Graham passed away, as we all know.
00:02:26.960 So his funeral services are today and tomorrow.
00:02:31.720 The services right now are underway today in Washington, D.C.
00:02:36.060 There's a U.S. Capitol Rotunda.
00:02:38.760 He is going to have a ceremony and a short tribute there.
00:02:42.860 and that will last a little bit the ceremony is close to the public but can be viewed on
00:02:50.440 um it's being live streamed to the public and vice president jd vance is there senator majority
00:02:57.740 leader uh trump is expected um your favorite vivina tenejo is here and celinski is here as
00:03:07.120 well as many other dignitaries favorites your two favorites so much fun to cynics them and
00:03:14.280 washington national cathedral is having uh invitation only funeral at 2 p.m eastern
00:03:20.520 and you probably can watch it on fox news and many uh you know or cnn or whoever whatever you
00:03:28.920 pick but president trump is supposed to be there and he's supposed to deliver remarks regarding
00:03:34.460 his friend. Okay. Thanks, Marcella. I knew and I forgot and she reminded me and I was like,
00:03:40.740 oh my God, yes, that's today. So if you're interested in viewing it, you can live stream,
00:03:47.220 watch it somewhere. Okay. So I asked yesterday, where is Mitch McConnell? But seriously, where
00:03:55.220 is he? And so there was another one of those photos from the hospital and they slipped with
00:04:03.660 the camera angle. Did you guys see this? There he is with his wife. So I don't know where he is.
00:04:16.740 I don't know, but people are speculating. And so what were we saying? We were talking about this
00:04:22.580 last night. So I felt like they're trying to wait it out past the point where they could put in
00:04:27.660 another um senator right marcella is is that what we were chatting about yeah i'm um that's
00:04:35.220 what we're chatting about and and what would happen if he was to resign now and we figured out
00:04:42.020 be a grok uh that in kentucky the the governor is no longer able to pick the uh the candidate
00:04:51.360 but it's a special election however it's never been tested because it's new law in 2024 and i
00:04:59.180 think um owen had a theory about that why they haven't done it owen what's your theory well i
00:05:06.200 was originally thinking that it was the governor and a bunch of people had explained that to me
00:05:11.000 the past couple weeks when i would bring this up and they would say oh the governor is a democrat
00:05:15.400 so they don't want to let a democrat appoint a senator and when you explain this other theory
00:05:19.220 or this other law to me is that um you know in that case bashear would probably do the opposite
00:05:26.000 he would probably just not do the special election that's we've seen that over and over again like i
00:05:30.080 think whitmer did that with the special election and a bunch of democrats have been like well we're
00:05:33.840 just not gonna fill that seat oh it's gonna take a long time but then magically whenever there's a
00:05:38.760 democrat that needs to be replaced or would be replaced like because it's a you know blue state
00:05:45.580 that they do it as quickly as possible. Like it's, you know, 30 days,
00:05:49.020 we're having a special election, let's get it done.
00:05:50.740 And so it's pretty transparent that they play games with these things.
00:05:54.180 And I think you told me that the law was,
00:05:56.000 it has to be at least 63 days out or something,
00:05:58.560 which already gets us close to November when a real election would happen.
00:06:02.760 I know the seat wouldn't actually get filled until January,
00:06:05.480 but I'm guessing that either way, you know,
00:06:08.360 it would just remain an empty seat.
00:06:10.200 So it wouldn't really be any different than right now. I don't think.
00:06:13.360 And, you know, I think my conspiracy theory is they could also just sort of keep Mitch around for the Ruth Bader Ginsburg procedure.
00:06:23.840 You know, you remember she had pancreatic cancer, but she was somehow ruling from the hospital bed.
00:06:29.360 Nobody saw her, of course.
00:06:30.820 There was nothing ever really proven about what was going on with her.
00:06:34.560 And, you know, magically her pancreatic cancer that usually kills people pretty quickly was, you know, she was doing really well, lasting years.
00:06:42.340 and then eventually she died. But, you know, I don't know. I, you know, I don't have anything
00:06:47.940 against her personally, and I don't know what happened. But I'm guessing that politicians do
00:06:53.600 what politicians do, and they're going to play whatever games they can to benefit their side.
00:06:57.640 Yeah, yep. You're right. I agree. I think a lot of us agree with that. All right, so we'll see.
00:07:04.320 And you know who else is doing remarkably well with cancer is Joe Biden. I'm just saying,
00:07:09.800 I'm just saying. Okay. So, um, I want, you know, you guys, I never, I always go to that
00:07:16.880 suckers and losers line. I never want us to be out in the world and someone's talking about 0.94
00:07:21.280 something and you're like, what? I didn't see it. So I just have a scary yet happy, uh, video to
00:07:28.360 play for you. Have you guys ever been in the ocean and had a struggle session where you're like,
00:07:34.300 oh my God, I can't get back in the rip current as something's happening. I mean, you know how
00:07:40.160 difficult it is. And let's just watch this video. And I want you to keep in mind, this is in Santa
00:07:45.200 Cruz. And this lifeguard is 16 years old. And he found a struggling kid who was out there,
00:07:55.580 I guess like boogie boarding. And let's just watch this. This is incredible.
00:08:04.300 He never, never lets go of this kid.
00:08:28.460 He knows not to let go of him and hand him off to anyone else either because, you know,
00:08:33.300 God only knows what can happen, he's trained.
00:08:36.060 Look at those waves, that's insane.
00:08:56.360 Everyone else is like, shh, we're getting out of here.
00:08:58.880 I mean, why is this kid in there
00:09:01.360 is like everybody's question, right?
00:09:16.080 Seven foot facers in Malibu?
00:09:17.980 Wow, I'm reading the chat.
00:09:23.840 How exhausting.
00:09:26.740 So the other lifeguards come in
00:09:30.260 And eventually they get him completely to safety.
00:09:33.760 Oh, my gosh.
00:09:35.280 I saw Eric Trump had reposted it and said, you know, that this guy needs a medal.
00:09:41.520 So maybe President Trump will make that happen.
00:09:43.640 But this young boy is alive today thanks to these men and that 16-year-old lifeguard.
00:09:51.160 Bravo.
00:09:52.000 Bravo.
00:09:54.140 Wow.
00:09:55.700 And you know what?
00:09:57.520 Shout out to you men everywhere.
00:09:59.220 I'm telling you, men are the first ones to go running in.
00:10:02.500 I mean, men, men are the first ones to go running in and, you know, band together to
00:10:08.960 save somebody or, you know, whatever it is.
00:10:12.480 The bravery is amazing.
00:10:13.900 So amazing, you guys.
00:10:16.640 What did you guys think about that?
00:10:18.260 Owen and Marcella.
00:10:19.160 Owen, did you see that?
00:10:20.220 No, you're just seeing that now, right?
00:10:21.940 I saw part of it.
00:10:23.400 Yeah, it is incredible.
00:10:24.780 And he's certainly a hero.
00:10:26.480 And it looks like he was well-trained.
00:10:28.140 I mean, it looked like whenever the wave was coming, he knew to get underneath it and like he just had the procedure down.
00:10:34.140 So, you know, bravo to everybody who trained people to do those sorts of things and for the people to have the courage to do it.
00:10:40.720 I mean, that is really dangerous no matter who you are, no matter what shape you're in.
00:10:44.560 The sea is a very dangerous place and it doesn't care about you and it will kill you.
00:10:49.340 And he's like, think about the 16 year olds, you know what I mean?
00:10:53.880 most of the ones i know are a little bit like whoo-hoo um but marcella don't you love this kid
00:11:00.560 yeah i mean it's pretty normal that this happens but i um i don't go to the ocean you guys this is
00:11:08.460 why yeah and thank goodness that he was there and then the other people were actually there
00:11:14.820 um they're all heroes especially the ones that aren't even lifeguards did you see
00:11:19.720 they're just like i don't know what i'm doing but i'm gonna go save you
00:11:23.520 Yes, I know. Oh, my gosh. Yes, Erica likes men. You're right.
00:11:30.240 Yeah, no, mad respect for the ocean. I've had quite a few scary experiences.
00:11:35.700 I think there is just something instinctual in men that they would love to be a hero. If the
00:11:41.400 situation prevented itself where they could jump in and save somebody, most men would want to do
00:11:46.300 that. Now, not everybody does. And sometimes it is more dangerous than someone's willing to take
00:11:52.880 on. And I don't necessarily blame somebody for self-preservation, but I do think there's just
00:11:58.180 this instinct that if a man says, there's somebody in danger and I can help, they want to help. And
00:12:04.220 I think it is a great attribute of a lot of men at least to say they would step in and risk their
00:12:09.360 own life to save someone else. Just like we see a lot of women instinctively running to children 0.96
00:12:15.440 that need help or that kind of a thing. It's because we're just different, guys. Not to say
00:12:21.300 women and men can't do those opposite things, but it's just built in you. It's nature. Um, 1.00
00:12:27.300 yeah. So that was great. I just love that. I mean, I, I'm amazed that a 16 year old was just
00:12:33.180 that brave and strong and calm, calm. All right. So you guys, as we all know, bookish says bravery
00:12:41.260 is sexy. I, uh, concur. So as you know, we were talking about the, that Fauci tomorrow is going
00:12:49.640 to be in front of Congress. And so they had released, Rand Paul had released, I think it
00:12:55.240 was like four or 600 pages of stuff from his computer, from Fauci's computer. And they're
00:13:03.700 really happy that people are digging through it because they don't have time to comb every single
00:13:07.600 bit of it. But I don't know if you guys know Gravian. I think the account is called Gravian,
00:13:13.520 but they're great at making compilation clips. And I really feel like it's important because
00:13:19.620 like you know we tried to put it all out out of our head but now when we're like he should be
00:13:23.700 accountable and whatever it's like let's let's like just kind of remember what we're talking
00:13:28.500 about and what happened um it it's pretty remarkable so i'm gonna i'm gonna have to give
00:13:35.560 you some fauci clips today and then we're gonna get on to another subject but let's get through
00:13:39.400 these so here's the first compilation from gravy and let's take a look back and remember who we're
00:13:45.100 talking about but they're really criticizing science because i represent science if you're
00:13:51.620 vaccinated you really don't need to worry about getting it in a way that's serious or transmitting
00:13:58.040 that is true that is correct chris it'll need to protect you completely against infection and the
00:14:06.020 chances are very likely that you'll not be able to transmit it to other people the risk is extremely
00:14:11.680 low of transmitting it to anybody else. Full stock. Vaccinated people are clearly capable of
00:14:18.040 transmitting the infection. When you're in the middle of an outbreak, wearing a mask might make 1.00
00:14:27.400 people feel a little bit better. If people are not wearing masks, then maybe we should be mandating
00:14:33.140 it. I often myself wear two masks. And I'm quoting you now, at the population level,
00:14:38.160 masks work at the margins maybe 10 percent to hear that they only work at the margins maybe 10
00:14:44.600 percent would make a lot of people ask okay then why was i wearing a mask you're really attacking
00:14:48.820 not only dr anthony fauci you're attacking science when you say that this is going to go away
00:14:54.340 tomorrow like magic when you know that there's no chance it's going to just disappear we hope
00:14:59.160 this just goes away burns itself out so my question is why weren't you straight with the
00:15:05.740 american people about this to begin with so the bottom line is it's a guesstimate i gave a range
00:15:11.980 it seemed in that quote to suggest that you were basing your uh your recommendation on
00:15:17.680 polling and what people could accept is that not what you meant no i mean it's a bit of that
00:15:24.080 we're seeing all of these school closures around the country is that the right move for children
00:15:29.500 and families.
00:15:30.700 And I think what's going on right now is generally an appropriate approach.
00:15:35.640 You want to start doing something to socially distance yourself.
00:15:39.680 How dramatic that is, closing schools and doing other things should be proportionate.
00:15:45.180 It went too far, that particularly for kids who couldn't go to school except remotely,
00:15:51.360 that it's forever damaged them.
00:15:54.720 Well, I don't think it's forever irreparably damaged anyone.
00:15:58.480 The U.S. Surgeon General has called it an urgent public health crisis,
00:16:02.940 a devastating decline in the mental health of kids across the country.
00:16:07.280 According to the CDC, the rates of suicide, self-harm, anxiety, and depression are up among adolescents.
00:16:14.500 And the record will show, Neil, that we didn't recommend shutting everything down.
00:16:20.040 First of all, I didn't recommend locking anything down.
00:16:22.500 I recommended to the president that we shut the country down.
00:16:26.660 and that was a very difficult decision
00:16:29.760 because I knew it would have serious economic consequences
00:16:33.640 which it did
00:16:34.780 because if you look at the people that are politicizing me
00:16:40.240 there's somebody that all the way over on one level
00:16:43.720 but there are a lot of other people who look upon me
00:16:47.200 the way they should as a non-political person that I am
00:16:51.260 they're not doing it because they say they don't want to do it
00:16:54.480 They're Republicans. They don't like to be told what to do.
00:16:57.320 And we've got to break that.
00:16:59.440 But now is the time to do what you're told.
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00:17:36.300 Where did this virus come from, do you think, today?
00:17:39.000 Did it come from a lab?
00:17:40.200 Was it man-made?
00:17:41.420 When you have the animal-human interface,
00:17:44.840 and you have animals that come out of the wild that are sold at these open,
00:17:49.580 what they call them, wet markets.
00:17:51.220 place of origin was not within the market itself no i don't think you could say that there's a
00:17:55.300 report today that another intelligence arm of the u.s government this is inside our energy department
00:18:01.300 has joined the fbi in concluding that covet began with a lab leak in china
00:18:08.660 that the nih has not ever and does not now fund gain of function research in the wuhan institute 0.83
00:18:18.260 We now know that a bat coronavirus was enhanced in a lab. 0.78
00:18:23.380 The National Institutes of Health acknowledged that it funded research of a virus that was studied at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. 0.60
00:18:30.900 The experiment, unexpectedly, we're told, made a bat coronavirus more contagious than the original naturally occurring one.
00:18:38.360 Take an animal virus and you increase its transibility to humans, you're saying that's not gain of function? 0.99
00:18:43.300 Yeah, that is correct. And Senator Paul, you do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly.
00:18:49.240 And I want to say that officially. You do not know what you are talking about.
00:18:54.320 They took animal viruses that only occur in animals and they increased their transmissibility to humans.
00:19:01.000 How you can say that is not gain of function?
00:19:03.280 It is not.
00:19:04.360 What we're talking about now is the gain of function research in studies that increase predominantly the transmissibility
00:19:12.320 as well as pathogenesis and alteration of host range of the virus.
00:19:17.160 Nobody's lying here, Senator. It is you.
00:19:21.840 I'd have to laugh at that.
00:19:24.760 I should be prosecuted.
00:19:28.280 Yes. Yes, you should.
00:19:31.080 You know, it's so amazing, the hindsight, right? 0.99
00:19:33.740 Watching him now, like looking back on him now and knowing what a liar he is. 1.00
00:19:39.580 Oh, shoot. Hang on. 1.00
00:19:40.880 what a liar this guy is um the amount of deaths and destruction and permanent damage and injury 0.99
00:19:51.560 uh that he caused and yes somebody andy wang reminded us don't forget about him with the 0.96
00:19:57.760 aids epidemic and he did the same thing stoked fear this guy is there's like i i hope you're
00:20:06.980 okay that I did that retrospective because I feel like we needed to really remember,
00:20:11.400 like we have our own memories tucked away, but I enjoyed seeing that. So I can fully remember
00:20:16.960 the timeline, all the lies, all the people that were in on it. And by the way, Dr. Burks,
00:20:23.400 is that her name? Dr. Burks, same thing. The same fate should be for her and for every other
00:20:29.200 person that went along with it, except for Scott Atlas, Dr. Scott Atlas, who was trying to
00:20:35.280 rail against them and was shunned and all that. But so Marcella, was this like a crazy walk down
00:20:43.280 memory lane for you? And doesn't it just gear you up to be like, let's go Rand Paul, like go get
00:20:49.240 him? If anybody needs to be prosecuted, needs to be Fauci. I mean, that's why the pardon, right?
00:20:57.480 Because he would have been prosecuted. And so the interesting part we talked about yesterday,
00:21:03.800 You asked me in regards to the law. So with the pardon by by President Biden or the auto pen, however you want to put it, when he's asked questions about the past that cover that were covered by the pardon, he's not able to take the fifth.
00:21:21.620 And that comes from a case from 1896 from the Supreme Court.
00:21:28.160 So Brown B. Walker.
00:21:29.920 So it's been it's president for a long time.
00:21:33.740 And that why that is, is because if you have been pardoned, then you cannot serve prison for anything related to that.
00:21:43.940 So the Fifth Amendment is for you to not self-incriminate.
00:21:47.920 So technically, he's not supposed to take the fifth because he doesn't need it because anything he says cannot be prosecuted.
00:21:56.920 However, it doesn't cover false statements, as we know.
00:22:00.660 Any new statements that he makes and then we go back to the record and there are lies or false, he can be prosecuted.
00:22:13.320 I say we, I mean the United States.
00:22:16.780 So it would be very interesting what he does, what his lawyers do.
00:22:21.680 He could indicate that the question is not relevant.
00:22:25.360 He could indicate privacy issues, if so, not to answer.
00:22:30.740 But he's going to have to actually be truthful, because if he's not, and if we catch him not being truthful, I want to see him prosecuted.
00:22:41.480 Yeah, I mean, at minimum.
00:22:44.520 you know this happens tomorrow you guys this happens tomorrow yeah this happens tomorrow so
00:22:49.880 i you know oh and i just um i have a few more clips i want to play about this but you know
00:22:55.120 just that retrospective i know you said to me before the show like oh my god it's like pulling
00:22:59.600 me right back in and yeah i just i feel like we're living through a dark comedy it's like
00:23:05.220 you know if someone said let me you know do this dark comedy about a serial killer who 0.95
00:23:10.780 kills millions of people and is laughing through the whole thing and is saying the most ridiculous 0.98
00:23:15.660 things and lying constantly. It's hard to believe this is reality that we lived through this. And 0.98
00:23:21.760 I think I and a lot of people knew he was lying at the time. We knew that this was all deception
00:23:27.080 and that it was destructive and that it was killing people and it was harming our children
00:23:32.300 and it was keeping people from even being able to see their relatives. And a lot of relatives
00:23:37.600 was ended up like older people died alone because they couldn't be with their family i mean it just
00:23:43.400 you go on and on and on with all the damage caused by this one man this one man did all this and
00:23:50.560 the the on top of that you know this diary is kind of an extension of what we already knew like
00:23:58.040 we had the pictures of his office where he has massive portraits of himself and bobbleheads of
00:24:03.120 himself and all these things like he's just the cartoon version of a narcissist and this
00:24:08.820 thousand or however many pages of diary show that he's a complete just like the most narcissistic 0.86
00:24:14.920 person you could imagine but like worse it's like worse than narcissistic it's like maniacal
00:24:21.600 sociopathic behavior that like nobody would write in their diary the things he's writing it's
00:24:27.940 it's so bizarre and yet he was the highest paid government employee he has all kinds of secret
00:24:32.800 royalties he gets from the drug companies he you know got his whole government pension he's like
00:24:38.680 just living out living his best life at this point got his pardon so he won't be punished like it's
00:24:43.820 just it's outrageous and ridiculous at the same time it is don't forget he wasn't alone the
00:24:49.920 mainstream media was part of that you know that message being pushed out anybody that would say
00:24:57.160 otherwise would be canceled you know we're thankful that elon uh acquired twitter and
00:25:02.840 the became x and but a lot of us were canceled on facebook were canceled everywhere because we
00:25:09.080 wanted to speak out and we couldn't yes and so yesterday if you remember i played the clip of
00:25:15.240 all the people you need to hate in the media that were like bumbling fools over this man and he was
00:25:21.640 forming relationships with them and putting it in his diary i'm so glad vigilant fox captured this 0.97
00:25:28.760 clip i saw this i was watching megan kelly yesterday with um victor david hansen and they
00:25:34.120 were talking about the diaries and this was the exact clip i wanted you guys to hear and vigilant
00:25:39.720 fox grabbed it so listen listen to this and just picture jake tapper every time you would see him
00:25:47.560 nodding along and like, just here we go. This is interesting. He writes, had dinner over at Jake
00:25:54.940 Tapper and Jen Tapper's home in D.C. Terrific couple. Friendship building. Again, so weird.
00:26:01.600 When in your life, Victor, you and I got to know each other. Were you running home, putting down
00:26:06.500 in your diary? Was I friendship building? No, that normal people don't behave like that unless
00:26:12.400 they're users, right? Which clearly he was. Then Tapper, the most revealing aspect of these pages,
00:26:17.920 writes the Rand Paul team, are how Fauci worked with compliant journalists to shape media
00:26:22.460 narratives. On July 26, 2020, while watching the Assistant Secretary for Health and a fellow
00:26:28.000 member of the White House Task Force be interviewed on CNN's State of the Union, Fauci writes that
00:26:32.300 the Assistant Secretary for Health was talking bullshit about testing with Jake pressing him.
00:26:38.940 quote, I gave Jake some questions to ask him. And then Tapper and he were making fun of Laura 0.96
00:26:46.100 Ingram of Fox News. After my Laura Ingram hit, Jake Tapper texted me saying sarcastically,
00:26:51.900 quote, hard to believe Laura Ingram went to Dartmouth, isn't it? All of us alumni are very
00:26:56.860 proud. What the hell? He's this is a federal official whom he should be cross-examining and 0.97
00:27:03.220 pressing and cynical of and pessimistic about. That's what you get paid to do.
00:27:07.400 not chum chum we dart with alum can't stand laura ingram all of it is so stomach turning
00:27:13.400 oh it's so stomach turning like he's like they're a great couple forming friendships like why what
00:27:21.600 are you doing and so there's like a term out in la and it's called he's a star effort um star effort
00:27:29.460 is like a real term of people that just want to gain clout and and be with the famous people and
00:27:36.240 it's disgusting. And it was obvious that's what he was doing. I already deleted a clip I pulled
00:27:40.780 for you guys. Just imagine Julia Roberts wanted to talk to Fauci and he came onto her little
00:27:47.400 podcast thing. And as soon as he sat down, she lit up like a Christmas tree. She gasped. Oh my
00:27:54.500 God. I can't believe it. She had an orgasm. Yeah. She was like, oh my God, you're my hero. You're
00:27:59.400 my hero and he's like oh and then he intentionally calls her um mrs robertson like you know he's
00:28:09.000 trying to play it off like he doesn't know it's roberts okay sure chummy um so you can't hate
00:28:14.580 these people enough but this is just going to trigger the laura ingram um clip for me can you 0.66
00:28:20.900 imagine like they're they're ranking out laura ingram and like then he would be on laura's show
00:28:25.360 Owen, you just know what he thought of all of us.
00:28:27.360 So let's go to this.
00:28:28.740 And then, Owen, you respond after this clip.
00:28:31.260 He was given a pardon, prospectively, from the last administration.
00:28:36.540 We don't know if it was an auto pen pardon.
00:28:38.320 It doesn't really matter for legality purposes.
00:28:41.360 But Americans want to know, a lot of them, is there going to be any accountability for
00:28:47.200 trillions of dollars lost, children's education destroyed, and public health reputation,
00:28:53.020 public health industry reputation shattered?
00:28:55.360 Yeah, and millions of people injured. He lied about masks. He lied about social distancing. He lied about the transmission. He lied about natural immunity. He lied about the capacity, as you just said, of the vaccine to prevent infection.
00:29:12.820 for benefit. He got vaccinated at a very, very public press conference in January of 2020. And
00:29:22.460 then five months later, he had, and this is the first time that we knew this from the diary,
00:29:27.900 he had a pulmonary infarction, which is one of the adverse events that NIH, CDC, and FDA said
00:29:36.940 are expected from the vaccine. He never told anybody. He got treated for it privately by
00:29:42.940 the best doctors in America. At the same time, he was telling everybody that that was not an adverse
00:29:48.040 event. He was given a pardon, prospectively. Could you just die right now? So he got the
00:29:55.020 vaccine, Owen, and five months later had a pulmonary problem. I just don't know how this
00:30:01.480 could be any worse than it is like it's like if you try to write a novel and said how you know
00:30:07.960 extreme can we make this type of story i i don't know that you could approach it if you try to do
00:30:12.800 it as fiction like it's just beyond fiction at this point that you know how much harm this man
00:30:18.660 has caused how many people have died because of him how many people have had their lives damaged
00:30:24.320 their finances damaged like i mean the whole picture of the economy we're in right now
00:30:29.020 affordability, everything, it all traces back to the pandemic. And it all traces back to him
00:30:33.520 shutting down the economy and coming up with these arbitrary rules that were not based in science.
00:30:39.040 They were not based on all the knowledge we had. I said this years ago that it's like,
00:30:43.200 we had a lot of knowledge about what, how you should react or how you should respond to a
00:30:48.540 pandemic. And it's like, he just threw it all out and made it up and just said, we're not going to
00:30:53.540 do that. I mean, I remember the Trump administration being blamed for throwing out the pandemic
00:30:57.940 playbook and I found a link to it. So I looked at the pandemic playbook and it looked nothing
00:31:02.820 like what they were doing. And, and they even lied about what was in it. They're like, oh,
00:31:06.900 we, we didn't, they didn't have a playbook because they threw it out. And I looked at it and I'm
00:31:10.060 like, okay, what it tells you to do is nothing like what Dr. Fauci is saying to do. It's nothing
00:31:15.220 like what we're doing. It, it, it actually says a lot of them, a lot of the elements in it were
00:31:20.080 the exact opposite of it. It never talked about shutting down an economy. It never talked about
00:31:24.240 shutting down travel and never talk about any of those things. In fact, in some cases, I think it
00:31:28.240 said those are bad ideas. We've learned that that's not a good strategy. And yet they did it
00:31:32.640 anyway. And it's like he just arbitrarily decided he knew what was best for the country. He made his
00:31:38.460 recommendations to Trump. I wish Trump had stood up to him or had some better sense that he was
00:31:43.380 dealing with a very bad person. And as a result, again, it's like I think maybe millions of people
00:31:50.840 have died and and you know the economic damage is probably incalculable it's just it's outrageous
00:31:56.940 yeah i so agree with everything you just said and then he he would run home at night to his diary to
00:32:03.220 um you know journal everything that happened um that he liked for his fame but never am i reading
00:32:13.200 about worrying about the people of this country oddly i'm just thinking about that now when i'm
00:32:18.800 like reading all of these things it's about you know the people he's meeting and the the hits he's
00:32:25.740 getting and the engagement but it's like where is the concern for the citizens it's like oh i did
00:32:31.600 this and that triggered that um marcella somebody asked if he could be extradited i don't think he
00:32:37.840 can um but oh my gosh like what's the worst thing that could happen is he gonna go to jail now
00:32:45.120 he should he should i mean if he lies i guess but he'll be so careful he's so trained
00:32:51.200 well they they still can bring you know nobody as trained as they can be can uh twist themselves
00:32:59.320 so much so he's gonna have to tell the truth um otherwise he's going to face false uh statement
00:33:05.940 allegations uh perjury and all that but i wanted to clarify uh laura uh ingram said i don't know
00:33:14.660 if this pardon was you the auto pen was used on the pardon from multiple reports and this is from
00:33:21.300 biden's own people to the new york times the auto pen was used the only time it was not used was for
00:33:28.180 guess who hunter of course yeah and so of course so you know i i still think that could still
00:33:37.140 be try you know that could still be pushed um especially now when we have the biden tapes from
00:33:43.780 2016 2017 showing him having uh i know we'll talk about that but we can go into that but even then
00:33:50.100 that was before he was president yeah um but in regards to fauci and what he did the worst part
00:33:58.340 is that he knew all these things were lies and he still went for it he still kept it i think it was
00:34:06.420 because he wanted to control he wanted control and who else was he working with um he i i you know
00:34:15.460 despite the fact that he has been um involved in many issues like the aids epidemic and
00:34:24.260 this was covet but the idea is i don't think he's alone i think he was working with someone higher
00:34:29.620 that's my idea or maybe it rhymes with china well um if he can't play the fifth my prediction is
00:34:37.120 he's gonna suddenly have a very bad memory yeah i can't remember i don't recall yeah um marcella 0.89
00:34:42.680 that's like the perfect segue into the next half here so we're talking china paying off lots of
00:34:52.100 people in this country to get things done the way they want them done not a shock but now there's 0.92
00:34:59.000 a lot more proof about it. And so you mentioned China, you mentioned Hunter. Let's just get into
00:35:07.440 it with the creme de la creme, which is Catherine Herridge. She is just all over this stuff. So let 1.00
00:35:13.820 me see. The skiff, the account, the skiff posted this, but let's take a listen. I think this is
00:35:21.760 maybe, I don't know if it's a couple of minutes or five minutes, I forget, but either way,
00:35:27.240 This is really good information just to set us up for what's happening now.
00:35:30.640 So let's take a listen.
00:35:32.320 I found these records, which are talking about blackmail by China.
00:35:36.520 It was for President Biden's daily brief.
00:35:39.380 I can conclude, I think, that it was probably about targeting his family.
00:35:44.020 I think the big record that stands out is this instant messaging with a very senior FBI official who does counterintelligence who describes this shadow government.
00:35:52.560 But what's significant about Nikki Flores is that you need to really start to connect the dots.
00:35:57.980 And since the release last week, I spoke with Senator Ron Johnson, and he confirmed to me that in August of 2020,
00:36:04.640 so right about the same time that the Chinese election influence operation was being suppressed,
00:36:10.720 he said Nikki Flores came to him and Senator Grassley and did what's called a defensive briefing.
00:36:17.980 A defensive briefing is given by the FBI when they think that you are the target of a foreign disinformation campaign.
00:36:25.560 In this case, they were briefed about Russia.
00:36:27.920 And Senator Johnson told me he believes this was an effort by the FBI to discourage him and Senator Grassley from pursuing the Hunter Biden laptop.
00:36:36.760 And that this whole defensive briefing was designed to lay the groundwork for that larger obfuscation, which was that the laptop was not credible and it was not authentic.
00:36:47.980 So you've been reporting on this kind of intelligence suppression for a very long time.
00:36:53.040 You're the best at it, but of course, and before President's speech last week.
00:36:56.680 But it seems that we're looking at a pattern here of the intelligence community getting information and then deciding what they think should or should not be briefed to senior officials, including President Trump in particular.
00:37:10.680 Is there a pattern, whether it's COVID or the Hunter Biden laptop or Chinese influence, depending on a political narrative?
00:37:16.940 I mean, why is certain information relayed and other information is not?
00:37:21.160 In the last week, I've been speaking with a very senior member of Director Gabbard's investigations team known as the DIG.
00:37:28.820 And what they told me is that they did see a pattern where there was a sense or a feeling in the intelligence community that they just knew better.
00:37:36.560 They had to save President Trump from his own instincts, from his own tendencies, and that there was very much a globalist view.
00:37:44.340 And they had to preserve a globalist view.
00:37:46.360 So whether it was downplaying or suppressing intelligence about the threat from China, whether it was giving a pass and calling the Hunter Biden laptop Russian disinformation, there was this level of a bureaucracy, a kind of conspiracy that was making decisions about the kind of information that should be reaching policymakers and ultimately the commander in chief.
00:38:08.660 So if that information is not being relayed to the proper, especially elected officials, and they are about real credible threats against the country, how can these officials even address those threats properly if they're not relaying them to the people who are in charge of making decisions about it?
00:38:24.600 That is exactly the point. This is not a political question. It's not a Democrat or a Republican question.
00:38:30.560 It's about getting information to the decision makers so that they can make choices that benefit the United States and U.S. national security.
00:38:38.840 And what we saw in the release of the records, which I'm afraid I think in the media or legacy media, there was kind of a willful blindness.
00:38:46.880 They didn't want to look at the records. All you had to do was spend a couple of hours.
00:38:50.800 I found these records, which are talking about blackmail by China.
00:38:54.280 it was for president biden's daily brief i i can conclude i think that it was probably about
00:39:00.680 targeting his family when that kind of information is not receive uh reaching a decision maker
00:39:06.040 ultimately the united states and the american people are the losers right i think that's what
00:39:10.200 people need to be focused on it's dangerous as well yeah because they're not getting into it um
00:39:14.040 you've also mentioned that transparency needs uh sorry transparency falls short without
00:39:18.680 accountability that's right given that we've seen the shadow government and a number of
00:39:23.320 very serious examples what kind of accountability do we need to change this i mean the president
00:39:28.360 clearly is trying to get this out there dni gabbard was doing this former dni um but it
00:39:33.000 doesn't seem like there's been much punishment for the people who are engaged in this kind of
00:39:36.120 i think this is one of the most frustrating things for folks at home and you know all over social
00:39:40.440 media is they're like when am i going to see a perp walk when i'm am i going to see criminal
00:39:44.760 charges i did a little research and there are actually multiple criminal statutes that were
00:39:49.640 violated here there's something which is essentially the abuse of your position as a
00:39:55.800 member of the government it's sort of color of law is the statute there could be violations
00:40:00.920 under the military code of justice many of these intelligence agencies fall under the department
00:40:07.160 of war their conspiracy charges and then there are more ethics violations under the senior executive
00:40:12.760 service so in fact there's really almost a buffet of choices in terms of picking charges and the
00:40:19.160 The question is whether this administration is going to go the distance here, because I think the release of the records is half the story.
00:40:26.100 I think the accountability is the part that the public is really looking for.
00:40:29.580 So it seems like we have some questions for the Department of Justice and whether they will pursue those charges.
00:40:37.440 Crazy town. So this whole shadow government's going on and it seems like it's being led by China. 0.83
00:40:46.880 china um owen i mean this is insanity and i don't know i mean she says there's a buffet of potential 0.60
00:40:57.100 charges but that's besides the point like there's so many people in this web and how many of them
00:41:03.300 are still in the government i don't know as scott would tell us it's exactly what it looks like
00:41:09.680 it's like you know we we all saw this we've known this we've talked about this for years now we have
00:41:15.580 the proof um but it's just uh you know we know there's the deep state we know they're just
00:41:22.680 using their own agenda they've pretty much admitted it in writing at this point at least
00:41:27.620 based on whatever these documents were and are um and people should go to prison people should
00:41:33.700 they might even be deserving a death penalty i mean it's it's me it sounds like treason or
00:41:38.580 sedition or whatever the right word is i i don't think catherine heritage used those words but
00:41:43.320 it sounds like that to me. And whatever statute applies, I think we should throw the book at them.
00:41:50.400 And I don't think there should be any tolerance for this. There should be no special dispensation.
00:41:55.980 There shouldn't be anyone who's above the law. And they should face full accountability for
00:42:00.900 their actions. And it seems to me there is clear violation of the law and no question that they
00:42:07.140 were subverting the agenda of president trump during his first term and i'm guessing they're 0.83
00:42:14.040 still doing it today i mean i these people are just arrogant probably also narcissists like
00:42:18.900 fauci where they think they know better and they're the ones that should be running the country
00:42:22.780 and so they're just going to go do that and and use the power that they've been granted which
00:42:27.120 should be treated with respect and ethics and integrity and just saying screw that i'm just
00:42:33.180 going to do what I want to do because I want to make this happen or that happen and so I'll lie
00:42:37.700 I'll cheat I'll just deceive I'll leave out stuff and and just make it happen and slow walk things
00:42:44.440 you had that whole I think it was a book written by somebody that was like the or at least a
00:42:48.100 document that somebody was like you know I'm this shadow person resisting like these people should
00:42:53.680 all be locked up oh a hundred percent Marcella your thought on that Catherine Herridge piece 0.80
00:42:59.000 she's amazing that that would have been nikki flores from the uh declassified documents that 0.89
00:43:04.920 said that there was a shadow government uh that she was uh doing um just to give a sense of why
00:43:12.880 we have these documents so fauci journal diary and uh the documents that you see that katherine
00:43:21.600 harridge has um they were all declassified by tulsi gabbard as well as the president
00:43:26.420 we wouldn't have them had Kamala won so they never declassified any of this they knew all of
00:43:34.860 this the Biden administration when January 6th happened when things after that happened
00:43:41.720 we're liars we're conspiracy theorists we're crazy that's the issue is that lots of people
00:43:48.960 need to go to prison um and yes it's treason um yeah and nobody's doing anything and my my
00:43:58.220 frustration with the republicans is what are they doing like now that they know this where are
00:44:06.100 where is the doj where is uh where is the international court of justice allegedly
00:44:13.140 you know because they could bring a case against Fauci themselves you know but where are they
00:44:18.940 they're all getting ready for a month-long vacation like nothing's urgent nothing like
00:44:23.980 all this stuff is out nothing's nope but first we need our vacation it's we're not a serious country
00:44:29.020 the best theory i have is that they know that it goes a lot further than this
00:44:32.640 they they know that there are republicans that are caught up in this blackmail stuff and that
00:44:37.520 they've played their games too and they would be worried that if they really go too far or too hard
00:44:42.100 against democrats that at some point in the future they're going to face the same consequences
00:44:48.000 get them all out i don't even care that's what i'm thinking they're involved yeah but get them
00:44:53.120 go ahead burn it down i i don't i don't care anymore this is why the dsa is winning so many
00:44:59.120 uh people because even though i hate socialists they want to get rid of the old guard in the
00:45:05.120 democratic party um maybe we should do the same in the republican party but anyway maybe we'll
00:45:11.520 talk later yeah maybe we'll talk about the socialists tomorrow too because their whole
00:45:16.880 agenda is get rid of prisons the senate congress the uh doj the pentagon uh the military and
00:45:26.760 everyone gets to come in and do whatever they want i'm like good job guys that sounds perfect
00:45:30.540 um so i just want to lean into the biden tapes a little bit more um so these are out and you know
00:45:38.900 was there anyone in this chat on any platform that didn't know biden completely was demented
00:45:45.860 before he even ran for president i mean he you could see in the debates i'm like this man is
00:45:51.300 is not home he's not home he never was home um maybe he just liked his basement maybe he did
00:45:57.540 owen but you know this is i just didn't know he was that um like i understood later on he had
00:46:05.060 issues you know but in 2016. oh i knew i oh yeah i mean um i tried to listen to it and i just
00:46:15.060 couldn't listen to most of it because it was just i felt bad for him that's how bad it was
00:46:20.740 stop feeling bad for him he's a really bad man grandpa okay grandpa you guys don't feel bad for
00:46:28.180 people that are bad okay like listen he has a whole family around him he has brothers sisters
00:46:36.260 sons daughters grandchildren a wife um do not feel sorry for this man like he has had this
00:46:44.020 agenda his entire life to be president, no matter what the cost. He's always been a liar. He's 0.99
00:46:51.520 always been a fraud, like always, always, always been a liar and a fraud. So why would he change 1.00
00:46:57.320 to become president? He wouldn't. I want you to know I tried to pick the shortest clip I could
00:47:03.000 of him talking because it is so hard to listen to him. But I have one clip to lead into the Biden
00:47:10.520 tapes. And this is from CBS. Breaking news tonight about former President Joe Biden. Today,
00:47:16.680 roughly 70 hours of recordings of an interview he did with a ghostwriter in 2017 before he was
00:47:22.860 president were released over Biden's objections. Senior White House correspondent Weijia Jiang
00:47:28.020 joins me. Weijia, what do these tapes tell us? Well, Matt, the newly released audio shows that
00:47:34.400 in 2017, when former President Biden was writing a memoir, he told his ghostwriter
00:47:39.360 on several occasions that he had classified documents in his possession. Biden can be heard
00:47:45.760 saying, I just found all the classified stuff downstairs in reference to volumes of notes
00:47:51.660 Biden kept in his home. He also said some of this may be classified, so be careful. Biden,
00:47:58.540 who fought for years to keep these recordings private, would later publicly criticize President
00:48:03.980 trump for his handling of classified documents we asked a spokesman for biden for a comment
00:48:10.020 about the new tapes but he said they don't have one matt we'd you think i mean what's the comment
00:48:18.480 going to be oh so you know and you know what i'm worried about is trump gets so mushy marcella
00:48:27.280 where like he'll be like oh well you know like he's older and this shouldn't happen to a former
00:48:32.520 president. Yes. President Trump is really good at what the, the, the rules have always been the
00:48:38.540 silent rules. Like you don't try to indict a former president. You don't want to send them
00:48:42.660 to jail. And of course, all those rules went out the window when it came to him. So I'm just so
00:48:47.640 afraid that he'll back off anything. Um, but I hope he doesn't because he has nothing left to
00:48:53.880 lose Trump. He should just put it all out there. What do you think? Well, I, you know, there was
00:48:59.320 a report of you know there's been um melania and some of his kids being um threatened so i mean he
00:49:09.840 still has things to lose you know even though he doesn't run again so i'm afraid that um everybody
00:49:17.760 has something to lose to that degree if if it means um being able to um biden should have faced
00:49:26.460 prosecution for declassive um at the time he was giving this to his ghostwriter he was not uh he
00:49:35.100 wasn't even vice president he was in the weights i think part of it was um vice president maybe
00:49:41.680 one point but later on he was just um you know president trump was in power so he had no ability
00:49:49.720 to classify and he wasn't present at that time so all the things that that they found uh that he
00:49:56.680 gave to his ghostwriter he could have been prosecuted on he had no right as a vice president
00:50:02.380 to have classified information period so and in his garage and boxes in his garage like what are 1.00
00:50:09.340 we doing um he's an idiot um owen what's your thoughts thus far well i i i think in terms of 0.99
00:50:18.220 classified documents, it is just the height of hypocrisy because one of the key differences is 1.00
00:50:23.800 that Trump was president. So he had the ability to decide which records he's allowed to keep. There
00:50:29.040 is allowances in the law only for the president to do that. And so he actually had a legal basis
00:50:34.920 for saying, I'm going to keep some of these records. And he didn't release them. He didn't
00:50:39.420 do anything bad with them. So even apart from the legal aspect, he clearly handled them well enough
00:50:45.120 that it didn't cause any damage or do anything, and it's pretty clear to me that they were worried
00:50:50.140 about what he had just because it could potentially damage them. It was all about, you know, what kind
00:50:54.080 of blackmail might he have on us, and how do we get him and get these documents away from him so
00:50:59.020 he can't do anything in the future against us, and they were still in the mode of just doing
00:51:03.240 everything they could to keep him from being reelected, so it was all about that too, that they
00:51:07.560 have been doing everything to try and keep him out of office in 2016, throughout his whole first
00:51:12.660 term, after his first term, everything. They just threw out every rule or norm that there's ever
00:51:18.520 been to say, we want to keep this guy out of office. And so I'm kind of with you, Erica, that
00:51:23.260 I think it's not about whether or not he has something to lose. It's that they're going to
00:51:29.340 come after him anyway. It's kind of like the filibuster that Trump is saying now. Trump just
00:51:34.900 came out and said something like, whichever party gets rid of the filibuster is the one that's
00:51:40.920 going to get their agenda through and the other one's just going to lose because everything's
00:51:45.540 going to go the other way. And I think it's the same thing with Trump. It's like they're going
00:51:50.240 to come after him. They're going to try and put him in prison or do whatever they can after he's
00:51:54.500 out of office. Whenever a Democrat gets party, gets power, even if it's in the midterms,
00:51:59.200 they're going to try and do it in Congress and they're going to try and do it after he gets out
00:52:02.120 of office. They're vindictive and they have so much TDS. It's not going to go away. And nothing
00:52:08.520 he does that's nice to them or pulling punches is going to make any difference. So I think he
00:52:14.160 should just get as much accountability as possible while he can. And hopefully we'll have Vance or
00:52:20.940 Rubio or someone as the next president, but you just, you don't know what's going to happen with
00:52:24.720 that. You don't know whether they're going to find another way to rig the election or what's
00:52:28.680 going to come out between now and then and what the economy is going to look like. And so, you
00:52:32.840 know, make hay while the sun's shining, do it when you can, because that's what I think you're going
00:52:37.180 to be able to do in the future. There's no reciprocity. And Beverly reminded me that
00:52:42.660 Biden got those classified documents from the SCIF when he was a senator. So even worse,
00:52:51.260 if that's possible. I have two more clips I really, really want to get to. I'm just going
00:52:55.160 to go quick. Okay, this one. All right. So here's a clip of Biden talking to his ghostwriters,
00:53:02.280 these poor people let's take a quick listen this was a big meeting the cia and everyone on
00:53:12.520 it was um
00:53:17.240 was that a july meeting i don't know it looks like it is it says i changed pens
00:53:24.520 um so it's got to be after the 17th of june
00:53:28.280 and that is a long meeting
00:53:32.200 where DOD brief at DOD POTUS
00:53:39.420 Air Force 2, 2.30 p.m.
00:53:46.320 It was a big meeting down in the situation room.
00:53:50.680 It would have been.
00:53:53.300 Some of this may be classified to be careful with it.
00:53:57.240 i'm not sure there's no more classified but i just found all the classified stuff downstairs
00:54:05.640 i wrote the president a handwritten 40 page memorandum
00:54:15.480 you're on mute erica
00:54:20.440 everyone loves a 40-page handwritten memorandum i'm sure that was a thrill a minute
00:54:25.160 um so there he is admitting to having you know classified stuff not sure if that's classified
00:54:32.040 found a bunch downstairs can't remember anything someone's always trying to help him along and you
00:54:36.600 guys this was 2017 and he was re-running for president he he thought he could be president
00:54:44.840 right now what the hell marcella you take this one first i do want to get to another clip really
00:54:49.640 quick after we talk i you know i i heard this you know we talked about like how he used classified
00:54:56.120 information he had it downstairs where downstairs anyways but the 40 page memo how can he even write
00:55:02.600 a 40 page memo if he can't even put a sentence together like verbally um that's probably his
00:55:09.340 staff i'm guessing someone yeah oh and your thoughts on that i don't know maybe he's using
00:55:15.620 a crayon a couple words per page auto pen true yeah he said he switched pens so you know maybe 0.83
00:55:21.740 it was something easier for him um i don't know again this is all just so ridiculous it's all
00:55:26.800 just like you know everything is what we thought it was and you know it's all coming out now and
00:55:32.980 you know i think what's left is just is there going to be any real accountability or is it
00:55:37.600 just going to be they're going to dump all this information on us and then move on and expect us
00:55:42.260 is forget all this. I think it's just disgusting that these people have gotten away with these
00:55:48.560 things for so long. And I think all of us would just be very happy if we started seeing some
00:55:54.400 actual indictments and actual convictions. And so I think it's a very good question,
00:55:59.340 not where Mitch McConnell is, but where's Todd Blanche? Where are the cases? Where's the actual
00:56:06.480 criminal charges. Um, and let's, you know, you guys were focused on Biden or we're focused on
00:56:13.220 Fauci, you know, whatever, remember all the people that it took to put these frauds in front of us
00:56:23.220 and create such a havoc on our country. So, you know, yeah, they're the main focus, but don't
00:56:28.540 forget everybody else around them. Um, all right, one last clip, this is from Laura Logan and it's
00:56:35.620 about the midterms real quick. Let's take a listen. If there is another stolen election,
00:56:41.660 if the midterms are stolen and the House and the Senate fall to the people who are the enemies of
00:56:47.500 this country and they impeach Donald Trump and they impeach J.D. Vance and they put Hakeem Jeffries
00:56:52.400 in as the Speaker of the House who takes over in that case, we know what's going to happen
00:56:57.740 because they've laid it out for us. They've already told us they're talking about abolishing
00:57:03.120 the Senate, packing the Supreme Court, abolishing the Electoral College. Very simply put, they are
00:57:10.380 facing real accountability. And they're facing it on a very specific timeline, the midterms. And they
00:57:17.280 know it. And they have no intention. If they can wiggle their way out of this, whatever it takes,
00:57:22.880 if they can get back power, they will never, ever allow themselves to be this close to defeat
00:57:30.060 ever again. So those people that want you to sit at home for the midterms because you're
00:57:35.400 disillusioned or you're angry or you're hurt or you feel betrayed, they're lying to you.
00:57:41.020 They want you to think that what you can live with now is the end game, is the end state.
00:57:49.000 It's not. What they have in mind is a permanent transfer of power that will render every election
00:57:57.880 meaningless from that moment forward that will take away every freedom you've ever known every
00:58:03.360 liberty that we regard as a right that will render the constitution completely and utterly
00:58:10.200 meaningless that will make january 6 and the prosecutions afterwards look like kindergarten
00:58:16.720 love her love that we'll do more on her uh in the future so scott ritchie says buy more ammo
00:58:32.800 not a bad idea as long as you're a licensed gun holder okay um you guys the midterms are important
00:58:40.100 Owen, midterms, I think we have to make sure nobody's lazy. Don't sit it out. I'm going to
00:58:49.500 hope every vote counts. Who knows? They're critical. And I don't know what the RNC is
00:58:56.420 doing about it. I know they have a lot of money. I know the Democrats are broke. They just mortgaged
00:59:00.540 their headquarters for something. But I see stories on both sides. I see stories that are
00:59:07.140 saying the Democrats are going to sweep. I see stories saying the Republicans are going to sweep
00:59:10.540 and you had all the redistricting. So it's kind of like we just shuffled the deck and I have no
00:59:14.880 idea how it's going to turn out. But it is critical because exactly what she said is true,
00:59:22.000 at least in terms of what they're going to try to do. Now, I will try and bring some sanity into it.
00:59:26.320 I don't think they can just arbitrarily say, okay, now the Senate's gone. It's not that easy
00:59:30.260 to do away with the constitution. But I think they will try. They'll do everything they can
00:59:36.840 to obstruct Trump's agenda, to obstruct everything. I don't think anything would get through Congress
00:59:41.080 except maybe an impeachment. And then the Senate, hopefully we would at least have enough of the
00:59:46.020 Senate to avoid having another impeachment trial clown show. But even if they did, I don't think
00:59:51.160 there's any chance the Democrats are going to have enough to actually remove Trump. So I don't think
00:59:55.200 it's going to be as extreme as they would like it to be. But at the same time, all they're going to
01:00:00.380 try and do is damage the country and stop progress. And then they're going to try and, you know,
01:00:04.800 I'm sure they will do whatever they can to rig the election or push the election, however you
01:00:10.020 want to put it, in their favor. And so I think we should do everything we can now to get the
01:00:14.420 Save America Act passed and to have real election integrity so that we can do away with a lot of
01:00:19.720 the ways that cheating could happen, because I think they have every motivation to do so at this
01:00:23.760 point, and they have every motivation to do so for every election going forward. And they've,
01:00:28.360 in my opinion, shown no reluctance to saying they'll do whatever it takes to get power.
01:00:33.840 And so I think we need to do everything we can to show up at the midterms, get your friends to show up at the midterms, go do whatever you can to make sure that everybody who cares about this country shows up and makes it at least a lot harder for them to cheat and a lot harder for them to rig elections so that we hopefully will maintain control of Congress, at least for a couple more years.
01:00:54.000 And then we'll have to see what happens in 2028.
01:00:56.360 And volunteer to be a poll watcher.
01:00:58.180 Marcella, we're at time, but give me a closing argument, I was going to say.
01:01:02.460 The Republicans have issues because a lot of previous MAGA supporters see them as a unit party. And this again comes out with nobody being prosecuted. There's no accountability even by the Republicans not voting for the Save America Act. So a lot of, there's a lot of things that are happening. The support is lessening for them as well.
01:01:28.700 So, um, but Lara, uh, Lara Logan, right. 0.74
01:01:32.680 Um, she, she's very persuasive, uh, great visual, like it, like, like our stream too. 0.99
01:01:41.000 Um, very persuasive, beautiful woman, um, and lots of fear.
01:01:46.120 I love it.
01:01:47.340 You know, um, I would have to say as your attorney in chief right here, uh, a lot of
01:01:52.980 what she said cannot happen unless there's like total,
01:01:57.580 like a new pandemic and the new emergency rules where they got to get rid of 0.86
01:02:02.940 the Senate. I don't know,
01:02:04.140 but it would have to be through amendments of the constitution.
01:02:09.320 But you never know. So I love it. Love that video.
01:02:13.740 So listen, we're going to do an Akira song after,
01:02:16.580 and I think I'm going to pick use your despair because we're,
01:02:20.740 just going for it. Okay. So thank you, everybody. Home team will be back tomorrow. We're very home
01:02:26.360 teamy this week and I feel like I've needed that and I like it. Okay, you guys. So listen,
01:02:31.360 thank you to Scott and Shelly for allowing the show to continue. I know that they're thrilled
01:02:37.500 that it is. And you know what? There were naysayers. There were naysayers. They're like,
01:02:42.120 give them a week. They'll crash and burn, but we're not because we love it and we love you
01:02:46.600 guys and we all want to be together so look at us go um thanks bookish okay so thank you scott
01:02:52.080 and shelly for allowing the show to continue marcella and owen the best co-hosts in the world
01:02:56.200 i love you guys so much have amazing productive days you two and uh and everyone else and let's
01:03:02.140 have a closing sip to our most beloved scott adams you guys to scott to scott to scott
01:03:16.600 Here's some more
01:03:28.040 Use your despair
01:03:32.740 To find freedom
01:03:34.260 Use your despair
01:03:37.280 To find freedom
01:03:38.820 Use your
01:03:40.680 Sadness
01:03:41.520 Loneliness
01:03:43.720 Depression
01:03:45.980 and despair to buy your freedom.
01:03:51.840 Do you know how to do that?
01:03:53.960 And by the way, freedom feels really good.
01:03:56.700 Here's how.
01:03:58.400 Do you remember that day you were lonely and sad
01:04:01.760 and neurotic and anxious and depressed
01:04:03.840 and every other bad feeling in the world?
01:04:07.120 And if only you could talk to that guy or that girl,
01:04:11.600 the person of your affection.
01:04:13.020 If you feel like you're going to die anyway, just do it.
01:04:20.180 You're free.
01:04:21.700 Go up to that person that you think is going to turn you down.
01:04:26.180 And guess what? They probably will.
01:04:28.540 Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter.
01:04:30.960 Everybody's failing all over the world all the time.
01:04:35.180 Go up to that person and say to yourself, 0.97
01:04:37.300 before you walk up my whole life is garbage right now i'm sad i'm lonely i'm neurotic 0.92
01:04:49.720 let's mix it up a little bit let's shake the box let's just see what happens 0.99
01:04:57.020 leave your box walk directly up to that person that is way better than you in your broken mind
01:05:05.040 They're not way better than you, but you think they are.
01:05:07.440 To say, you know, I just wondered if you'd like to go out to dinner with me.
01:05:15.800 I think it'd be fun.
01:05:21.140 Use your despair to find freedom.
01:05:25.700 Use your despair to find freedom.
01:05:28.480 Use your sadness, loneliness, depression, and despair to buy your freedom.
01:05:47.180 To buy your freedom.
01:05:49.320 What happens?
01:05:58.940 Well, let me tell you a story
01:06:01.000 that happened just like that.
01:06:03.800 I'm going to divert a little bit.
01:06:06.700 Years ago when I was single,
01:06:08.060 I lived in San Francisco.
01:06:09.820 Had no social life whatsoever.
01:06:12.400 No game.
01:06:14.220 It was before online dating.
01:06:15.840 I mean, meeting somebody was really, really hard, pre-internet.
01:06:21.360 And I joined a group called the Spinsters.
01:06:25.100 I wanted to join them.
01:06:26.280 I went to an event that they had.
01:06:28.040 Spinsters were young women who were single, and they had an ironic name. 0.96
01:06:33.820 And they would have these big parties, and they would invite men.
01:06:37.560 And it was just basically a way to meet people.
01:06:41.960 So I went to one of these events with my friend.
01:06:44.620 josh and we walked in and we looked around and we said to ourselves
01:06:50.260 not exactly the most attractive room i don't want to be unkind but it wasn't exactly what 0.58
01:06:59.360 we were hoping for with one exception across the room there was one unusually attractive woman
01:07:08.580 And she sort of stood out as the most attractive woman in the entire place. 0.51
01:07:15.140 And so I said to my friend, well, this is a disaster.
01:07:19.420 We wasted our night. 0.96
01:07:20.640 I'm just going to go over to the most attractive woman in the room. 1.00
01:07:24.340 I'll flame out in about a second and a half. 1.00
01:07:27.280 And then we'll be done.
01:07:28.800 And we just go home. 0.99
01:07:30.620 So I walked directly up to the most attractive woman in the room.
01:07:37.820 And she was my girlfriend for 11 months.
01:07:47.060 Use your despair to find freedom.
01:07:51.620 Use your despair to find freedom.
01:07:54.780 Use your sadness, loneliness, depression, and despair to buy your freedom.
01:08:07.820 It's a body of breathing
01:08:37.820 Now, if you had asked me what were my odds, I would have said pretty close to zero, pretty
01:09:06.980 close to zero. And it turns out that other people were intimidated and didn't talk to her.
01:09:17.780 Now, why was I able to walk up to someone that I could normally not walk up to?
01:09:23.220 It's because I'd given up. I had absolutely given up. There was nothing for me here.
01:09:29.860 I just said, well, doesn't matter. I don't know her. She turns me down. Nothing lost.
01:09:36.980 The moment you realize that your despair is your freedom, you're free.
01:10:00.580 I can't pick a favorite.
01:10:02.400 They're so good.
01:10:03.760 that gave me a little bit of like prince vibes too oddly enough i don't think i've heard that
01:10:09.260 one before it was really good wasn't that good akira is amazing i mean you put the words of
01:10:14.420 scott and all the other people he selects to his creativity it's amazing and again you can find
01:10:20.920 more of akira's music at meaningwave.com meaningwave.com yeah we'll see you guys tomorrow
01:10:30.360 Thanks for sticking around.
01:10:32.140 Your comments keep us going.
01:10:34.340 You guys are the best.
01:10:36.040 All right, Owen and Marcella, have an awesome day.
01:10:39.400 You too.
01:10:40.140 Bye, everybody.
01:10:41.320 Bye.
01:10:41.640 Bye, guys.
01:10:47.060 See you tomorrow.
01:10:48.240 Thank you so much for being here.
01:10:51.020 Bye, Samara Nefarious.
01:10:53.580 Thank you.
01:10:54.360 Thank you.
01:10:55.120 Yes, let's all go be useful.
01:10:57.540 Okay, guys, I'm going to run.
01:10:59.740 Jim Courtney.
01:11:03.720 Okay, bye guys.