Real Coffee with Scott Adams - The Scott Adams School - 08⧸31⧸26 Monday With The Home Team

00:00:00.000 live in action good morning everyone the chat's already chatting it all up love that

00:00:07.840 good morning be loves how are you how are your weekends i saw a lot of you at the after party

00:00:13.680 with owen having a good time i saw s yeah and i saw sjv um keeping the flow good morning timothy ray

00:00:22.560 um that was good sjv i saw you so how was the after party owen it was great i think uh everyone

00:00:32.180 had a good time we had a lot of great discussion um came up again i think we talked a little bit

00:00:37.720 about the whole stuff with stephan molyneux so some tie-ins to the show and uh it was fun it's

00:00:43.000 good that's great that um we figured out that god does exist so oh okay we just decided that i won

00:00:49.920 the debate without him there right yeah of course all right good how happy are we all to have

00:01:01.920 marcella back in the house she's back in the back room yep so she was out she was a busy little bee

00:01:09.620 last week but now she's back hooray um so you guys yes okay youtube has joined rumble spotify

00:01:17.860 X and of course the beloveds are going. So that means we can do the thing. I can never get

00:01:24.900 centered on here. Oh, wait, let me slide over. Okay. So let's do the thing. I need the thing.

00:01:30.280 You need the thing. We all need the thing. What we need is a simultaneous sip and it doesn't

00:01:36.620 take much to enjoy it. Not really. All you need is a cup or mug or a glass of tank or chalice or

00:01:42.160 sign a canteen drink or flask a vessel of any kind. Interestingly, my traffic is very

00:01:49.280 small today. Something's going on. And you should fill that vessel with coffee or your

00:01:59.920 favorite beverage and join me for the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything

00:02:05.180 better. Simultaneous sip happening right now. Go.

00:02:12.160 Oh. Well, I think that cleared the air quality a little bit. I'll probably have to drink

00:02:19.860 some more to fix it entirely. Yes. I always feel like no matter what I say before the sip,

00:02:30.200 whatever Scott then says goes with the thing I said. How does he do that? It's amazing.

00:02:34.960 I don't know.

00:02:36.820 It's amazing.

00:02:37.920 I'm looking at the locals chat and like,

00:02:41.060 not to say that this was funny,

00:02:43.300 but alien baby posted a casket and it had two huge lumps in it.

00:02:51.400 And it said Dolly Parton's funeral.

00:02:54.140 And it was like this big boob cut out. 0.96

00:02:57.860 Okay.

00:02:58.060 Sorry.

00:02:58.380 I just,

00:02:58.760 I,

00:02:58.980 it was funny.

00:03:00.120 She would laugh.

00:03:01.620 Yeah. 1.00

00:03:02.480 RIP to Dolly Parton, 1.00

00:03:04.120 by the way.

00:03:04.960 Okay. So here we are. You guys, I just like, I don't know where to start sometimes on a Monday

00:03:11.840 cause there's like so much going on, but somehow nothing ever changes. Um, so I wanted to start

00:03:18.340 with an absurd clip just because I cannot stand Gavin Newsom. And can somebody tell me seriously,

00:03:26.440 I'm just, is he on drugs, Marcella? No, don't answer that. But something is, something is

00:03:32.500 You would hope, right?

00:03:34.000 Yeah, I hope.

00:03:34.820 Probably is, would be my guess.

00:03:36.700 What?

00:03:37.940 All right, so this is what I want you guys to do at home, okay?

00:03:40.560 Nobody can see you, and don't be embarrassed, even if somebody can see you.

00:03:45.220 I want you to mimic the movements that he is making in this clip, and just tell me how

00:03:52.480 natural or unnatural this feels to you, and what the hell is he doing, and why?

00:03:59.340 Okay, watch, and play along at home.

00:04:01.580 I'll do it too. 0.99

00:04:02.500 And this will give us double the size of folks and capacity, so the new ship coming in.

00:04:07.800 And so Cal Poly, it's, I mean, Cal Poly, what makes Cal Poly unique, it's work by doing.

00:04:12.020 So the merger of the academy with Cal Poly was long overdue, and I'm so pleased to see it happen.

00:04:17.180 It happened within almost a year, less than a year and a half, which is about as fast as it gets in academia, particularly, but in government as well.

00:04:25.420 A lady in the back is doing it, too. 0.74

00:04:27.320 these guys make over 150 000 a year after graduating and it's six months on six months

00:04:32.200 off uh so it's a good career anyway i'm promoting the career if you're out there what is he doing

00:04:38.040 what is this maybe there's like flies you know no marcella there's no flies oh i think it's

00:04:44.200 cocaine right that's what all right you guys this is just our opinion he needs to avoid doing that

00:04:51.160 that's what i think but he doesn't stop and it's so weird and he does this all the time and what's

00:04:57.640 the other move he does what is that the lane move i think he gets nervous i personally think it's

00:05:04.360 all nervous right because right there he was like trying to put on his suit like i wish it was drugs

00:05:10.120 because then we would know it's just based on drugs he's not nervous the man loves attention

00:05:15.160 I don't know. I met him before, so yeah, he does get nervous.

00:05:23.680 Maybe you made him nervous.

00:05:25.720 Well, I don't know. I just think.

00:05:29.400 It's definitely like Owen.

00:05:32.040 The lady behind him was trying to do the same thing.

00:05:34.980 It makes me so uncomfortable because I want to ask him so much, like, what are you doing? And why isn't anyone stopping you? Like, what is happening?

00:05:43.200 anyway so oh and i say cocaine you say cocaine yeah i do yeah like he's nervous and jerky and

00:05:50.320 pulling on his shirt and his i wish it was cocaine then we would have our answers in california what

00:05:56.080 the issue is i don't know marcella could do some investigative work on that would you

00:06:01.360 you know people that know him i'll text him right now and ask him is it cocaine well no just find

00:06:08.640 out from the people around him okay so moving on i just i find him so utterly bizarre and how

00:06:15.680 anyone takes him seriously while the while his country i want to keep calling it a country

00:06:20.400 while his country of california just i mean can we just crack it off can we just crack off

00:06:26.960 california and just give it a little shove away from us because hey no no you'll come here first

00:06:32.320 you'll come here first okay yeah no no yeah yeah okay so anyway um i'm reading your comments all

00:06:39.760 right so now listen you guys a lot of you may know that one of my passions is saving the whales okay

00:06:49.440 so scott helped me so much with this there was a period a few years ago um where it was me uh

00:06:58.320 Michael Schellenberg, he would help promote like anything we were putting out and a bunch of other

00:07:03.500 people that were trying to still trying to save the whales because there's so much ocean pollution.

00:07:10.140 And then with the wind turbines going into the water, they're like mapping out the ocean floor

00:07:16.340 and they're like putting in wind turbines and the sounds like sounds are so important for whales and

00:07:22.240 for dolphins and sea life. Like they send each other signals underwater. And now I'm doing the

00:07:27.460 Gavin Newsom. And this was just interesting to me. Somebody has a tracker on one whale. There's

00:07:34.520 more whales with this whale, you guys. Don't worry. He's not lonely or she's not lonely. But

00:07:39.340 they have a tracker on one whale where all of these shipping lanes are. And look at just how

00:07:44.440 hard it is for them to navigate. Let's just take a peek. So the blue dot is the whale. And those

00:07:51.720 are all ships, you know, like container ships, shipping lanes. And it's just like, it sends

00:07:59.660 signals and it listens to sound. And it's like, where do I have to go? How do I navigate this?

00:08:04.600 And I bring it up to say that this is still a huge problem with people wanting to put the

00:08:09.980 wind turbines in the ocean. The sounds are so deafening for these creatures. And they are

00:08:17.000 getting separated from their families. The, uh, the cubs are separated from the, their mamas and

00:08:24.200 they're washing ashore dead at like crazy rates. So I just wanted to put it out there. I think

00:08:31.700 that it's still pretty much in the forefront and I know president Trump was going to try to like

00:08:36.320 stop this altogether. Um, is this what? Um, so anyway, I just read chunks. I don't know what

00:08:44.600 you're talking about so anyway so I thought that that was interesting because you see just one

00:08:48.980 whale and there's probably like so many in there trying to bounce around so I just want to put it

00:08:55.320 out there that the whales and the sea life are in trouble and we're gonna have somebody on oh

00:09:00.940 I was like Owen what the hell I was laughing it's like he's in your room I was like what is

00:09:06.460 i see how it is owen you're only visiting erica anyway the whales so we're gonna do a thing on

00:09:15.460 the whale soon and actually it's not going to be during the morning show it's going to be on

00:09:19.900 on scott's youtube channel and all of his platforms but it's going to be like a midday thing

00:09:24.520 so anyway yes i look like a video game okay distractions all right so marcella you are our

00:09:33.940 Iceland correspondent. So what is going on in Iceland and is it good?

00:09:40.360 So Iceland said nay, which means no in Icelandic, to being part of the EU, which I'm not surprised.

00:09:48.660 Then August 29th, they voted against being part of the EU. There was a big turnout of 82% of the

00:09:57.500 population. Just I think now about 400,000. They showed up in robes to vote against the EU. And

00:10:07.280 one of the main things is that they were just going to get six seats in the EU Parliament.

00:10:13.380 And historically, they voted before in, historically, they had voted against being

00:10:21.040 part of Denmark in 1851. And in 1851, oh, there she goes. She didn't like this whole thing of

00:10:29.120 EU. Six seats in Brussels versus six seats in Copenhagen. So in 1851, Denmark asked Iceland

00:10:37.440 to be part of Denmark. And Iceland said, nay, too, said no way. And they were only offering

00:10:45.900 six seats in the danish parliament the same with the copenhagen so um the nation said no to the eu

00:10:55.820 which is great um they are part of the eu trading but they have their own currency they have their

00:11:02.680 own laws um they would be a main reason is that they wanted to keep their own laws and ways

00:11:11.120 versus having a bureaucracy in Europe tell them what to do.

00:11:17.060 So I don't know, Owen.

00:11:18.620 Do you have anything in regards to this?

00:11:22.300 Well, I mean, I think, frankly, I don't think any of the countries

00:11:26.000 should have gone into the EU.

00:11:27.260 I think it was a bad idea.

00:11:29.680 And I guess it's mainly just because I come from this idea

00:11:34.160 of national sovereignty.

00:11:35.880 And it never seemed to make sense for them to give up control

00:11:39.600 of their countries like give up control of their currency give up control of fiscal policy give up

00:11:44.160 control of immigration like it just seems like all the impacts are negative because the only

00:11:48.620 thing that can happen is that they might do something that you don't want and force you to

00:11:54.120 do it like if you were going to do everything you wanted to do as a country anyway then it

00:11:59.040 wouldn't really even be any benefit probably to have the eu other than maybe moving around easier

00:12:05.240 i guess with passports and things but um it just seems like all the impacts the big impacts have

00:12:11.960 been negative so i would probably applaud iceland for staying out of it because

00:12:17.400 yeah they maintain their independence they already can move freely through uh they're

00:12:22.920 they're a signer of the schengen area so they can work in europe they can um you know go by

00:12:29.880 the wayside but you know one of the main things in iceland that's occurring is that there's actual 1.00

00:12:35.080 crime now um and most of it comes from immigrants and their immigrants come from eastern europe

00:12:43.000 um which can uh now and again they think it's gangs they try to kick them out and some of them

00:12:49.960 are tourists tourist criminals so that's one of the biggest problems that they're facing

00:12:56.040 but unfortunately as an eu country they have to allow these people in so it is what it is i was

00:13:02.680 going to say how are gangs getting into iceland they're not they don't so they think it's gangs

00:13:08.840 um but it's eastern european mafia basically the eastern european mafia polish mafia or

00:13:16.840 russians or um the reason they think it's a gangs is because they work together um they don't know

00:13:25.880 they're coming in as like they don't obviously look like a gang when they come in but they come

00:13:31.880 in as tourists or they come in to live there or work because there's a lot of

00:13:36.920 uh people from eastern europe that work there and then they end up bringing other people along and

00:13:43.800 then so the oddest thing is that now you can get pickpocketed at like at a natural site like uh 0.91

00:13:52.920 looking at uh any of their the gayser or looking at the waterfalls you gotta watch out for your

00:14:00.360 phone i was talking to you it's sad there was no crime before no oh no so it's hard to it's hard to 0.91

00:14:08.760 um have everybody from europe not come you know yeah yeah yeah yeah so uh all right well good for

00:14:16.440 them you know so they want to stay their own i mean i'm sorry i missed a little bit of that but

00:14:21.720 they so they want to just stay their own nation yeah like don't don't eat you are on us yeah i

00:14:30.280 kings. Sorry about that, you guys. Literally, so you guys know I have a cat who's older. She's

00:14:37.860 declining and she sits on like a bar stool next to me in the window. And I don't know why, but

00:14:44.940 she fell off of it. And then she got her arm stuck in something and she started screaming and she

00:14:49.820 was stuck and it was scary. And she seems okay right now. So that's where I went. Okay. Stella,

00:14:55.520 hang in there, sister. Okay. Now I have so funny, two clips from two different trays. One is Trey

00:15:02.640 Gowdy and one is Trey Yengst. But I thought, um, I was like, Oh, two trays. That's so strange.

00:15:08.280 Anyway. Um, so Trey Gowdy did an interview with president Trump and here's a clip and, um,

00:15:15.240 Oh, and I'll come to you right after you can give us your take on this.

00:15:18.380 2015 you just showed me a construction project and I saw as much joy with you doing that as I

00:15:30.740 you loved what you did you had a great life if you had to do it all over again would you come

00:15:37.340 down the escalator because you had a great life before you did I had a wonderful life but you

00:15:44.240 know I had a little expression that you may have heard before make America great again so that's

00:15:51.560 called a large-scale version of what you just saw outside with the construction of what will be an

00:15:56.720 incredible addition to Washington including the helipad and the heliport and everything else that

00:16:03.040 we're doing for the White House where they've wanted these things for so long but I did that

00:16:07.580 on a very large scale and I loved it, but this is really, it's just nothing more important.

00:16:14.400 Make America great again. It was the first thing I thought of and I used it as a phrase

00:16:19.000 and MAGA certainly caught on, as you know very well.

00:16:22.980 Yes, sir.

00:16:24.880 I watched you out there with the helipad, the ballroom, the whole world will see that.

00:16:32.760 I've also seen you get out of a golf cart and move stakes that no one else in the world will see.

00:16:38.740 I think it was a tee box, and you were out of the cart, in the heat, moving stakes.

00:16:45.900 Where does that come from?

00:16:47.520 I'm a perfectionist, and if I see a crooked line, if I see a corner that's not square,

00:16:53.360 if I see something going on that isn't good, if I see dirt,

00:16:57.620 that's one of the things I hate about the radical left. 0.87

00:17:00.120 everything turns filthy dirty and then it goes to hell and then the murders start and the crime

00:17:06.740 starts and everything else I don't know if that's natural I don't know if it's picked up my parents

00:17:11.720 were very clean people they were very proud people but you know I'm proud of the country I want to

00:17:17.660 see it fixed and made better we've fixed 82 monuments statues waterfalls in Washington

00:17:25.940 Maybe more important, Washington, D.C., was almost the crime capital of the United States,

00:17:30.460 and now it's a totally safe place.

00:17:33.040 You know, crime is down.

00:17:34.040 The whole country crime is way down for the whole country.

00:17:36.620 But if you look at Washington, D.C., which is a microcosm, but it's our capital,

00:17:41.120 we brought in the National Guard.

00:17:42.400 They're unbelievable.

00:17:43.220 They did a job with the police, with everybody.

00:17:45.060 But one number that I love giving, 2% of the people create 91% of the crime.

00:17:51.280 Because you can handle 2%.

00:17:53.140 If it were 30%, probably can't handle it, right?

00:17:56.960 So you take care of just 2%, and your crime rate goes way down.

00:18:00.820 And that's what happened in Washington and Memphis,

00:18:03.680 and a few other cities would do it.

00:18:06.700 I wish they'd call me from New York, Chicago, and LA.

00:18:11.480 I would take those numbers down to nothing.

00:18:14.420 Clearly you have touched upon this, the, the.

00:18:24.560 Okay.

00:18:25.260 Something really wacky just happened.

00:18:27.640 Hi, Oh, um, I, I, I lost my sound like halfway through the clip.

00:18:32.580 So I apologize for that.

00:18:33.520 And I just had to get out and get back into.

00:18:35.700 Oh, okay. 0.96

00:18:36.400 And then we lost Marcella up here comes Marcella.

00:18:38.820 This is so funny.

00:18:39.820 Marcella and I were cracking up when you disappeared.

00:18:42.820 Okay.

00:18:43.220 You guys, here we go.

00:18:44.360 so basically did you guys get to hear any of the clip uh marcella and owen so i did you did all

00:18:53.440 right go ahead i heard about i heard about trump just saying like you know i had a good life but

00:18:59.440 there's this thing about make america great again but that's probably all i got so if there was more

00:19:03.160 maybe you can fill me in well i mean i i just think it's sweet i feel like don't you feel like

00:19:11.100 he just sounds like, I don't know. I used to see him more of like a, you guys don't freak out,

00:19:19.200 okay? More of like a father figure because I feel like I spent a lot of my life with Trump

00:19:24.800 because of where I live and he was always around and in the news and we were always seeing what

00:19:29.620 he was doing. And now I feel like he's like that grandfather that's just like, I want to leave

00:19:37.800 America the best way I can. And I think primarily like, you know, he thinks about his own family

00:19:43.180 and his, his kids and grandkids. Um, and I just, I don't know. It's like, there's something sweet

00:19:49.440 about that. He's all our daddy Lang said. And so I don't know, you know, he could have, you know,

00:19:55.480 would he come down the escalator again? I mean, I think he always was consistent in saying that

00:20:01.420 if he thought he could help this country and do something, um, that wasn't getting done,

00:20:08.400 he would do it. So I think he would, um, I don't see how there's any chance he would say no to

00:20:13.620 that question because like, he's been so successful and he's made so much positive

00:20:18.620 change. At least if you are the type of person who's a Trump supporter, like if you just, if

00:20:23.560 you, if that's, if those are the types of policies and the types of things you want happening in our

00:20:27.600 country, like not having open borders and, you know, having like a strong military, but also

00:20:33.800 not fighting a lot of pointless wars. You can, you know, complain about Iran maybe, but like

00:20:40.080 just all the different policies, having better oil prices, a better economy, like there's so

00:20:45.560 many different things that he's done. And so if I were Trump, I would be like, I can't imagine not

00:20:52.020 doing that. Like, I can't imagine looking at everything I've accomplished so far in my first

00:20:56.900 term and now in my second term and saying, if I could go back and do it again, I wouldn't do that.

00:21:02.300 Yeah. And I think it helps having a president with a big family. I do get a little nervous

00:21:11.480 about some of the people that are in office that don't have kids. And that's funny because

00:21:16.340 coming for me, I don't have kids. And sometimes I feel like I worry about the kids more than

00:21:21.720 people I know that do have kids. It's weird. But I just think that if you have a family,

00:21:29.580 if you have something invested that way and you're in your 80s now and you're like,

00:21:33.920 oh, I'm not going to be here always to protect them. Let me do. That's what I read from him,

00:21:39.020 Marcella. Do you get that kind of vibe from him at all? I do. I think part of it is his legacy.

00:21:47.020 He wants to leave his legacy behind, but part of it is that he wants to leave America a better place for his grandkids.

00:21:59.180 He has many, I don't think he has great grandkids.

00:22:03.000 No.

00:22:03.500 Soon, soon.

00:22:04.700 Kai went to college.

00:22:08.400 Not saying anything, Kai, but she's in Miami, University of Miami, playing golf. 0.80

00:22:15.880 thank goodness for her um is that what they call it these days playing golf yeah

00:22:21.340 she is an amazing golfer oh my gosh so you guys know the chatters out there you guys make my

00:22:29.300 morning because you make me laugh so much like while the the interview was going on which was

00:22:35.020 a serious interview you guys you guys made me laugh so much like one of them one of the comments

00:22:41.660 was we think trey's an alien the other one was two great co-movers in one so i just gotta tell

00:22:50.860 you guys um thank you for for always watching and always commenting and making me laugh thank you

00:22:57.660 so you make america great again she was she was dying laughing behind the scenes was dying

00:23:03.740 and then all of a sudden owen disappeared and then marcella and i started laughing like where'd

00:23:07.340 ago. And I disappeared. And she disappeared. And I'm like, I give up. Stella's fallen off chairs.

00:23:12.380 It's a Monday, you guys. It is for sure a Monday. My favorite day. Oh, right. That's right. So

00:23:19.600 anyway, we're happy that Trump came down the escalator and is doing what he's doing. And

00:23:27.980 oh my God, now Beverly is distracting me. Okay. Beverly, I can't watch you right now. 0.94

00:23:32.820 Okay, so let's move on, you guys. So the other Trey we have is Trey Yankst on Fox. And let's get an update on this ever-changing, and I feel like now escalating, war in Iran. And Marcella, pull it together, Marcella. Okay, here we go.

00:23:53.480 Another Trey.

00:23:54.680 Yeah.

00:23:54.920 THE UNITED STATES AND IRAN

00:23:57.480 TRADING STRIKES OVERNIGHT AS

00:23:59.100 TENSION ESCALATED BETWEEN

00:24:00.880 WASHINGTON AND TEHRAN. 0.90

00:24:02.520 CHIEF FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT

00:24:04.020 TREY YEEK JUST SPOKE WITH THE

00:24:05.480 PRESIDENT AND JOINS US WITH THE

00:24:06.540 LATEST.

00:24:06.940 TREY, WHAT DO YOU KNOW?

00:24:08.520 YEAH, LAWRENCE, GOOD

00:24:10.520 MORNING.

00:24:10.900 I JUST SPOKE WITH PRESIDENT

00:24:11.940 TRUMP WHO TOLD FOX NEWS THE

00:24:13.420 UNITED STATES WILL RESPOND TO

00:24:15.640 THE IRANIAN ATTACK ON U.S.

00:24:17.200 FORCES OVERNIGHT IN JORDAN.

00:24:18.780 THE PRESIDENT SAID WE'RE GOING 0.98

00:24:20.360 TO HIT THEM HARD. 0.97

00:24:21.360 THERE WILL BE A RESPONSE.

00:24:22.880 He indicated that all of the missiles, except one, were intercepted by U.S. air defense systems.

00:24:28.700 One missile was identified as not going to hit anything significant,

00:24:32.060 and they allowed it to pass through the airspace.

00:24:34.520 This comes as the president said the Iranians want to meet so badly,

00:24:38.100 but he doesn't know if you can count on them to make a deal,

00:24:41.400 but added that the current U.S. sanctions against the Iranian regime are kicking in strongly.

00:24:46.060 But again, the headline here, President Trump telling Fox News that the United States will respond

00:24:51.240 to this attack on U.S. forces in Jordan overnight.

00:24:54.640 Oh, boy.

00:24:55.580 So, I mean, what is the response going to be, Owen?

00:24:58.560 We can only imagine.

00:25:02.020 Yeah, I don't know.

00:25:03.280 I mean, I think, you know,

00:25:04.960 it seems to me like this whole situation

00:25:07.300 is just going to keep erupting and keep going,

00:25:09.180 and it'll probably be going long past the midterms at this point.

00:25:11.980 I was really hoping, as I've said many times,

00:25:14.340 that we'd be done in, like, March or April,

00:25:16.100 but now it's, you know, almost September,

00:25:18.840 and we're still going.

00:25:19.780 And, you know, I'm sure Trump will keep saying we're close to a deal and all that, but it doesn't ever seem to happen.

00:25:26.860 So I'm not going to really believe that until it actually does happen and it really looks real for a while.

00:25:32.000 So at this point, I'm just expecting more.

00:25:35.400 Yeah. What about you, Marcela? Do you think it's going to keep going?

00:25:38.680 I just don't know how this stops now. I mean, I feel like more people are involved now.

00:25:45.060 Well, I definitely think that there's more to the Iranian war than we're being led to believe.

00:25:52.580 I really think of it as a proxy war with China, which is not something that, you know, is mainly

00:26:01.140 we got into it because of the nuclear weapons and allegedly because of Israel. But I really think

00:26:07.140 that the main thing is oil and being in control of that oil and controlling China from that angle,

00:26:16.900 just like we did in Venezuela. So I think there's more to it than meets the eye.

00:26:23.620 But in regards to what's happening, it's seven months into this war. And one of the posts from

00:26:33.940 President Trump, he never misses a mark when it comes to persuasion. Is the Karg Island being

00:26:40.340 blown to smithereens? He did an AI version of it. And he's like basically fighting a visual 0.98

00:26:48.420 war through his posts and through his rhetoric with Iran. Thankfully enough, we haven't had

00:26:57.780 troops on the ground. So there hasn't been as much casualties on our side, but still it's a war.

00:27:03.220 and I don't see it being finished until we get what we want out of it so which doesn't sound

00:27:11.240 like you know there is talks somebody put I don't know how how how accurate this is but there's

00:27:20.340 talks of the IRGC and the leadership wanting to flee Iran because of the economic turmoil there

00:27:28.280 but um i don't know so as you guys know um the secretary the treasury the percent percent

00:27:39.200 scott percent came out with uh last week i think or a week ago uh with d-day for the economic uh

00:27:48.760 you know sanctions against anybody that helps around the main thing that's missing and the

00:27:54.020 weak part of it is that it doesn't target Chinese banks and Chinese uh conglomerates but they're in 0.96

00:28:02.400 talks with that so that again points to it being a proxy war with China but we'll see I am positive

00:28:11.580 in to thinking that this is going to turn out well for the U.S. um if you know if it all goes the way

00:28:20.060 of trump i do worry about the midterms though if it does end soon i would say it would be from

00:28:27.220 economic the military like just crushing them economically yeah like i could i could see that

00:28:35.540 having a bigger impact if it is painful enough that you know if they literally can't fund

00:28:40.220 themselves or can't pay people or you know inflation is going through the roof already

00:28:44.340 but if it gets worse then i could see that leading to some kind of governmental collapse

00:28:49.040 but i think apart from that you know just dropping more bombs i don't know that that's

00:28:55.040 really going to do much um but i mean i think they are having a hard time i think there have

00:28:58.880 been some admissions that the economic sanctions are having an impact and um i don't know if it's

00:29:05.820 related but there apparently was a clip of somebody from irgc dropping from a heart attack

00:29:11.360 on live tv that i posted today um where you know i don't know if it was because from the stress or

00:29:18.500 what, but, um, you know, I think he was getting up there to talk tough and then he just dropped.

00:29:24.980 Oh, that's, uh, that's creepy.

00:29:28.400 He was older, so I mean, he wasn't a young guy, I guess. So I don't know. They're claiming it

00:29:36.620 was the U S that ended up killing him or Israel, but that would be impressive to do that on stage 1.00

00:29:42.880 on live tv oh my gosh i mean can we do a show tomorrow that's just happy good news would anyone

00:29:49.700 have a problem with that like just literally i just need to like cleanse my soul somehow

00:29:54.160 i swear it's just like i can never hear a story and not immediately think of the conspiracy

00:30:00.640 and then i'm just like you know the word conspiracy but it's like a lot of times ends up being true

00:30:06.520 and then you're just like oh my god nowhere is safe you know it's just yeah you mean you mean

00:30:11.200 like fauci having a formal relationship with the cia that kind of conspiracy oh god help me i swear

00:30:17.500 really a conspiracy i mean apparently there's documents now that's one of the stories i posted

00:30:24.660 recently too is there's documents that the naiaid had a formal institutional partnership with the

00:30:30.380 cia which pretty much points to they were making biological weapons yeah no i saw a story too and

00:30:38.620 I'm like, I can't, I can't even go there yet because it's so new and I need the 48 hours

00:30:43.920 to digest it.

00:30:44.920 But yeah, there could be some amazing stuff coming down the pipeline and, and, and nothing

00:30:51.320 will happen.

00:30:52.000 So, you know, that's, that's the thing.

00:30:54.580 It's like, we find out stuff, but why is everyone just walking around free and no one's held

00:30:59.460 accountable?

00:31:00.040 I just don't understand.

00:31:00.780 This is the U S government was involved in it, but there is good news.

00:31:04.360 I mean, Google maps updated Lake Ontario to Lake America.

00:31:07.300 Yeah.

00:31:07.420 all right let's go but not apple maps did not oh today is today um what's his name tim is that

00:31:20.760 his name tim who's in charge of uh tim cook's last day his last day tim cook's last day of apple

00:31:26.540 yeah all right well good luck tim cook you sucked actually because you missed the boat on so much

00:31:32.980 stuff with ai and everything else and so now whoever's next have fun with that um i listen 0.57

00:31:39.520 i'm a blackberry girl forever so i'm android and um it is the superior device you guys come on over

00:31:47.080 it's really nice okay um you apple people hate me i know because i'm the green bubble in the chat

00:31:53.160 but i like that like i stand out so you see my annoying green bubble okay if you know you know

00:31:58.220 we all talk to you to talk about you behind your back with the yeah i know i know it's like eric

00:32:04.480 has got to be the one with the android um yes bye-bye tim and can we bring blackberries back

00:32:10.540 that would be my dream so we did mention venezuela and how things went in venezuela they went quick

00:32:16.560 and um yes let's go android people all right so and we got their oil i don't think you need

00:32:24.080 keyboards for blackberries anymore because now you can just talk to your phone yes i know but

00:32:28.960 it's the whole operating system was so superior okay drop in the chat android or apple go look

00:32:37.840 at all you people that love android so erica gets happy androids okay so well you're typing

00:32:45.200 in your apple phone no we'll know look at you androiders i love it i do have an ipad so um i

00:32:54.240 have that if i need an apple something but oh look at you guys we're we're about half and half

00:33:03.360 technically it should be google or apple

00:33:05.600 no it's android oh wait don't set me off if it's android then it would be ios

00:33:13.760 the operating system you know yeah all right listen don't make things worse okay so here's

00:33:21.380 a little venezuela snapshot since we did mention venezuela um here weger phones andy of course

00:33:28.060 okay so um the oil the oil let's talk about it here we go after announcing a major agreement

00:33:34.800 WE ARE GOING TO GET A SHOT AT

00:33:36.800 THE GREATEST OIL RESERVES IN

00:33:37.800 THE WORLD.

00:33:38.800 WE ARE GOING TO GET TO SECURE A

00:33:41.800 MAJORITY OF U.S. CONTROL OVER

00:33:43.800 $65 BILLION OF OIL, PROVEN OIL

00:33:45.800 RESERVES IN VENEZUELA.

00:33:46.800 PRESIDENT TRUMP REPORTEDLY SAID

00:33:48.800 TO MEET WITH AMERICAN OIL

00:33:50.800 REFINERY EXECUTIVES TOMORROW.

00:33:51.800 SO LET'S BREAK DOWN WHAT THIS

00:33:53.800 ACTUALLY MEANS.

00:33:54.800 SO THIS WAS ANNOUNCED LATE LAST

00:33:56.800 WEEK AND IT LOOKS LIKE WE ARE

00:33:58.800 GOING TO GET A SHOT AT THE

00:34:00.800 GREATEST OIL RESERVES IN THE

00:34:02.800 WORLD.

00:34:03.800 THEY ARE GOING TO EXPLORE, LET

00:34:05.740 ALONE EXTRACT, BECAUSE OF THE

00:34:07.500 SOCIALISM, COMMUNISM THEY TOOK

00:34:08.800 OVER THERE.

00:34:09.340 REDUCTION TARGET OF 1.5

00:34:11.100 MILLION BARRELS A DAY.

00:34:12.300 KEEP IN MIND, WE'RE PUTTING OUT

00:34:14.140 MILLIONS OF BARRELS A DAY, BUT

00:34:15.800 VENEZUELA IS NOW ESSENTIALLY

00:34:17.200 GOING TO BE OURS. 0.67

00:34:18.300 BUT IT'S NOT LIKE THE VENEZUELAN 0.97

00:34:19.800 PEOPLE AREN'T GOING TO BENEFIT. 1.00

00:34:21.200 THEY DID NOT HAVE THE

00:34:22.800 INFRASTRUCTURE TO BENEFIT FROM

00:34:23.800 THIS.

00:34:24.300 THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE THE

00:34:25.800 AMERICANS BEING ABLE TO EXTRACT

00:34:27.300 AND HIT MAXICAL CAPACITY AND 0.89

00:34:28.800 Venezuela's benefit will retain ownership and sovereignty, but they're going to do it for 25 years.

00:34:37.540 Okay, so is that good news, you guys? Who wants to take that first? Marcella, are you excited?

00:34:44.900 You know, I'm excited, but at the same time, I don't agree. I'm very much one that believes government should stay away from owning companies.

00:34:54.420 So one of the things they don't mention there is that the United States will take a stake in a company named NAVIP, which stands for North American Blue Energy Partners.

00:35:06.640 And so that's how they're going to get their 65 million barrels from Venezuela.

00:35:14.660 There's there's talks that in Venezuela that this is not legal because one, the government is not a legal government.

00:35:21.600 Um, if there's going to be a new government, they're going to look at the, the deal, I think it'll stay. Um, um, the, the issue is actually being able to get the 65 barrel, uh, 65 million barrels, uh, because what the U S is going to give is going to give a way to, and, and this, uh, NABEP company is going to be able to

00:35:51.600 to come into Venezuela to help produce and extract all this oil.

00:35:57.280 Because right now the extraction from this oil in that area, from what I understand,

00:36:03.660 is not happening because their technology was really old and they weren't, you know,

00:36:10.440 because of the communists and blah, blah, blah.

00:36:13.980 There was no technical way of getting it out.

00:36:16.740 So in a way it's helping Venezuela because it, it can.

00:36:20.400 But the issue with this is it's a risky investment because what if somebody else takes over that's just as bad as the previous regime?

00:36:31.320 And then they take over whatever we built in there.

00:36:34.780 So, you know, it's I don't know.

00:36:37.440 I don't know what to think of it.

00:36:38.640 I agree with you about a lot of that.

00:36:41.740 And I mean, how and oh, and I'll come to you in a second about that.

00:36:44.960 But how are the people of Venezuela doing?

00:36:48.100 Like what is going on over there now?

00:36:49.980 do we know i mean i shouldn't just ask that on the fly but you know a lot happened and

00:36:55.400 are they better off are they rebuilding things are they i don't know are they flourishing are

00:37:02.700 we helping them financially now because we're i'm just gonna say stealing their oil you know

00:37:09.220 it just feels weird to me um i don't know i don't know all the details but i would have to imagine

00:37:15.440 we're not just stealing it are we are we just taking it like we're not taking anything we're

00:37:20.320 actually helping them because we're bringing in all of these uh companies that weren't allowed in

00:37:26.720 uh like chevron and all the major companies and and they needed the um they weren't they weren't

00:37:33.840 getting oil out of those uh areas because they didn't have the equipment or the money so we're

00:37:40.000 bringing in the companies that can bring the equipment that can extract that oil and i mean

00:37:45.200 if you work that it should be your oil if you're working it and then we're having a deal with

00:37:50.740 the Venezuelan government in order to get them oil as well as you know being able to sell it

00:37:57.660 however you never know who's going to take over well yeah the next the next people go ahead yeah

00:38:04.160 I was just thinking like I would imagine we're either paying them to lease the land or for the

00:38:08.860 mineral rights or something like I would have to imagine they're getting some kind of payment

00:38:12.860 for that i wouldn't expect it to be you know we're just taking it and then thanks for the oil like i

00:38:19.540 i'd be surprised if that were the case but um you know i do think i do think geopolitically it's a

00:38:25.120 good thing just because any more oil that's being pumped over here means less dependence on the

00:38:30.500 middle east and it might mean lower oil prices which means lower prices on everything else than

00:38:35.660 would have otherwise been there and so i think it gives us more stability more control more

00:38:41.820 autonomy. And so I think apart from the morality of it, I guess, if you want to argue that,

00:38:48.580 I think it is generally a good thing for America.

00:38:53.840 So the president of Venezuela, who, you know, basically was kind of put in there somehow by

00:39:01.240 the guy leaving, Delce Rodriguez had a, I guess, a presser in front of her nation. And she said

00:39:09.900 that it would bring $100 billion in investment

00:39:13.380 to $200 billion in tax revenue.

00:39:16.180 So the government would get,

00:39:19.180 I don't know how much of this the Venezuelan people will see,

00:39:21.940 but it will get a lot of money that they weren't getting in.

00:39:25.140 That's what I'm wondering though.

00:39:26.180 How are the lives of the people of the Venezuelans?

00:39:31.460 Like I saw somebody say the BBC is reporting

00:39:34.460 that the Venezuelan people aren't happy.

00:39:37.100 um you know how long and and then i see you guys writing too yeah yeah you know the venezuelans 0.95

00:39:43.360 helped steal our election and yeah that's true um but it's like what about the people it's like

00:39:51.100 it's the people um that i'm worried about and so i don't know it's hard to know because the

00:39:58.940 government is still in control and i know that there's been different um journalists there that

00:40:05.760 want to speak out but they're scared there's one that does have a show on youtube and now and again

00:40:11.680 speaks out um there's still this this censorship over what you say but things have improved um

00:40:20.560 just not as fast as they were hoping that it would improve but they're hoping that there would be

00:40:26.080 elections eventually and delci would leave um but now delci kind of is kind of in cahoots with the

00:40:34.640 the u.s so she might never leave who knows so i think that's what bothers the

00:40:39.680 whole thing but more the um how would i say this this connection between the del c rodriguez

00:40:50.240 government and the u.s meaning like is she a dictator forever now right that's what they're

00:40:56.840 worried about yeah all right so you know yeah no jim wyman i'm with you yeah no not that the people

00:41:02.920 of Venezuela didn't steal the election. Right. We're talking government stuff. But it's the

00:41:08.520 people that always suffer when your government acts a fool. So it's a shame. Anyway, let's see 0.99

00:41:14.940 what happens there. We'll see what happens with the news as stories come out about it. We'll let

00:41:20.260 you guys know. Marianne from Mars. Marianne Mars says, you know, whatever the BBC says,

00:41:30.580 the opposite is true maybe so anyway let's um keep an eye on that now um owen and marcel i asked you

00:41:38.180 guys if you had a couple of stories you wanted to share with us we have about you know 18 minutes

00:41:44.100 left here so owen um i saw some of your stories this morning is there a particular one you were

00:41:49.540 sharing with us yeah there's been a lot going on over the weekend and today um one story is about

00:41:55.700 Besant again kind of going to war against left-wing NGOs and so it sounded like they're

00:42:00.680 going after the Soros network SPLC care things like that and they're potentially going to take

00:42:06.320 away their tax-exempt status so it looks like it's you know a serious thing they're going after them

00:42:12.140 and I think they're saying they're abusing their NGO to get tax-exempt status so maybe they'll

00:42:18.580 lose that it'll be interesting to see whether that plays out whether it happens whether the

00:42:25.700 I'm all for it because I think these people are just political activists.

00:42:29.560 Will it even matter, though? They're so wealthy.

00:42:33.200 Well, I think it matters just because they would then have to pay taxes.

00:42:37.020 They wouldn't get the tax benefits.

00:42:38.260 I mean, whether or not they exist might be another question.

00:42:42.400 Maybe Soros will just pony up more money.

00:42:44.060 But I think anything that makes it more expensive and harder for them, to me, would be a good thing.

00:42:49.240 And, you know, making them tax-exempt just means that, like, the stuff that would normally have to be paid, you know, to offer taxpayer dollars, we're basically subsidizing them in a way.

00:43:02.860 Because they're not, you know, they have this special, every other company has to pay taxes, but they don't.

00:43:07.580 Right.

00:43:08.380 All right.

00:43:09.100 Well, I like that.

00:43:11.040 I like that.

00:43:12.200 Okay.

00:43:12.580 And, Marcella, you are up.

00:43:14.280 I have good news for you.

00:43:15.760 Oh, good.

00:43:16.540 there was a there's a german act a german german artist named simon beckard and he created a

00:43:25.460 digital camouflage that you can wear so that the camera ai surveillance cameras can't capture you

00:43:33.220 um it's basically a funky little outfit um he has different ones on his website uh they're all 88

00:43:41.740 dollars and they're on simon becker's website and allegedly it's it's the colors together uh trick

00:43:49.180 the ai camera it was tested in germany he's a german um artist so it was tested in germany

00:43:57.080 believes it would work in other places basically for whatever reason the ai that looks for people's

00:44:04.880 faces and focuses on this person cannot focus on them because of the hypnotic effect of the pink

00:44:14.280 the orange the green patterns he also has one with brown um black blue i don't know it's just

00:44:22.860 a bunch of colors so you can wear that outfit yeah you can wear that outfit erica so the

00:44:28.840 flock camera can't see you. Now you have to maybe make your car that way, that way you can't see

00:44:34.400 your car. That'll be the next thing the car wrapping industry will do. They'll put a wrap

00:44:39.400 of that on there. It can work. Well, and also, I mean, oh my God. Yeah. And there are so, so many

00:44:49.400 stories of like, I say young kids, like kids probably like in their 20s and whatever, just

00:44:56.000 ripping down flock cameras. Now people aren't trying to even be secretive about it. It's like

00:45:01.560 this all out war on flock cameras. And I'm a little bit obsessed with it because it is bringing

00:45:07.400 the world together, the country together. Both sides don't like it. And listen, all sorts of

00:45:14.980 teenagers and kids of all demographics and genders and races and creeds are ripping them down. So 1.00

00:45:21.100 look who knew flock cameras would would unite the world again um and the youth right yeah yep

00:45:28.380 they're you know so i i like that there is a general pushback against all the surveillance

00:45:34.460 we have i saw another clip where you like whatever your license plate reads um you get these

00:45:42.460 adhesive um letters and numbers that fit right over your license plate perfectly and it makes

00:45:48.380 the flock camera not be able to register your number i'm not suggesting anybody do this because

00:45:52.940 i am positive you will get a ticket if you do this and you get caught um but it's interesting

00:45:59.500 and i that's like that's a little bit of good news that we're fighting this you know takeover

00:46:06.220 of our privacy it's it's already so much of it's already gone and we have to we have to say no to

00:46:11.980 it so i like it i like it yes that's illegal that's illegal you guys to put those things over

00:46:17.420 your license plate that's why i don't suggest it but i'm just saying it's a thing it happened yeah

00:46:23.060 all right oh and take us to a story yeah well um apparently the canadian national broadcasting

00:46:30.280 network i can't remember if we talked about this on this show or just on the after party but um

00:46:33.920 they apparently decided that they were going to stop calling 9-11 a terrorist attack yes we're

00:46:39.880 talking about the date you guys 9-11 september 11th yeah so and everybody got up in arms about

00:46:46.080 it and now they back down so that's the latest they they decided after all the outrage that

00:46:50.360 they're gonna call it terrorism again and they adjusted their guidance to clarify that

00:46:54.120 direct attribution is not required for describing 9-11 as terrorism if that was like ever you know

00:47:00.040 what canada stfu okay it was here not there don't tell us oh canada go away i'm serious not the good

00:47:08.720 canadian people but you know who that is anyway i like i take that i just take it so personally

00:47:16.640 because we live through this i mean like i always tell you guys the smoke came over my house for

00:47:22.720 weeks i i know so many people who died who were there or who didn't go to work that day i have

00:47:29.040 friends that for whatever reason didn't go that day and i have friends who have died from cancer

00:47:34.560 you know, just a few years ago because of it. I have other friends that have had like three and

00:47:38.800 four different types of cancer. You know, it's the whole world changed. And, um, and I also want

00:47:45.380 to say about nine 11. Yes. People were celebrating on top of buildings cheering in, uh, New Jersey

00:47:52.860 and I saw it. I saw the news clips and they're trying to rewrite history on that too. Um, so

00:47:59.640 suck an egg because I was there and I have a great memory okay so anyway Canada do better 0.98

00:48:06.620 all right that really pisses me off and wait I'm not done and it really pisses me off 0.97

00:48:12.480 about the mayor we have in New York right now who's like you know friendly with people that

00:48:19.520 help plot this whole thing you know how far we have fallen and you know never forget came that

00:48:26.040 the hashtag never forget came from nine 11, you guys. And unfortunately the people who will never

00:48:31.920 forget where, you know, gen Xers were older and the young people never really understood. 0.98

00:48:40.820 And so now they're like, yeah, I'm Donnie and this and that. And it's like, it's so disgusting 1.00

00:48:46.740 to me. And I don't care who has a problem with what I'm saying, because we're coming up on nine

00:48:50.840 11 and go ahead and say your thing and that I'm a phobia person, whatever. But the fact that we

00:48:57.420 have a Muslim as a mayor in New York city is so something I could have never imagined would have 0.99

00:49:06.580 ever happened in this country. And, um, we, we gotta, we've got big, big Islam problems in our 1.00

00:49:13.800 country. All right, Owen, get me out of this jam. Well, apparently El Sayed has a white 1.00

00:49:19.320 communications director who once said white women are a policy failure and there's a bunch of other

00:49:26.980 racist posts against white people in may 2020 she wrote fill a white people one of the most

00:49:32.580 powerful anti-racist acts in those cuff conversations with your loved ones he also 0.96

00:49:37.140 said i don't care if it's scary or makes you uncomfortable black people are being murdered 1.00

00:49:40.260 by the police and white women are making shit up trying to get black people killed snap tf out of 1.00

00:49:46.200 and start taking action and uh but yeah she has a long history of i guess hating white people 1.00

00:49:52.560 awesome but i mean i do want to ask do you agree with the statement that white women are policy 1.00

00:49:58.220 failures yes well yeah i mean owen leave me alone marcella will answer i say yeah women in general 1.00

00:50:12.560 Not just one color. 1.00

00:50:15.540 The awful.

00:50:16.320 That's for sure.

00:50:17.440 The awfuls too.

00:50:19.280 Yeah.

00:50:19.960 I mean, I won't ask Owen if he agrees, but.

00:50:23.920 No, ask him.

00:50:25.380 Do you agree, Owen? 0.99

00:50:27.860 I think women are doing great. 0.99

00:50:29.900 You're such a liar. 0.97

00:50:32.700 Look, see, Owen, listen, there's a lot of people on here that are unhappy that your face isn't animated and moving. 0.99

00:50:40.240 And right now I am.

00:50:42.080 I'm working on that. 0.81

00:50:42.560 see your lying face through that picture. I just want you to know. I will say what I've said on

00:50:47.340 the after party before. I treat people as individuals. I don't treat people as groups.

00:50:51.420 So I think it's a mistake and it's bad framing to group everybody, whether they're white women or

00:50:55.340 anything else, that every person is an individual and you should not be grouping them together and

00:51:00.540 trying to make some kind of judgment on an average, which isn't a real thing. There is

00:51:03.680 no such thing as an average person. And that is exactly what Scott said. So I am just agreeing

00:51:08.240 with scott okay owen but wouldn't you agree there's gender differences of course there are

00:51:14.000 gender differences wouldn't there be gender differences oh and everyone's laughing at you

00:51:19.560 they said you have the tap or tilt they they believe you no it's probably no one is naked

00:51:26.980 sincere about treating people as individuals i don't know why anyone would doubt that

00:51:31.000 no i am i believe you yes yes oh and yes okay so all right marcella you you give us a juicy

00:51:40.580 something so remember how scott would always say it's the story is what it is like you know what

00:51:48.880 you're thinking it's like it probably is true kind of like the cia being in cahoots with with

00:51:55.380 Fauci, the same with New York and the prosecutors in New York.

00:52:02.440 So find the crime, basically, instead of finding the votes, just find the crime.

00:52:08.780 Daniel Weston felt a veteran prosecutor in New York under Attorney General Letitia James,

00:52:17.160 your favorite, was ordered to find crimes involving Donald Trump and Trump-affiliated

00:52:22.580 people and groups even when there was no solid basis to start so basically you you saw the law

00:52:31.500 fair we were saying no the ag and they were looking for crimes of president trump or anybody

00:52:40.220 connected to the trump family and anybody in the trump family and the news would always say no

00:52:46.840 that's not possible no way um and it came out to be true at least from his perspective i don't know

00:52:56.340 um there was no comment by the ag or the the other prosecutors so i mean we kind of all knew that

00:53:07.100 so but now we have i guess what the proof we have we have somebody inside saying it yeah i mean she

00:53:14.560 said it right on camera, like that, this is what I'm going to do. So yeah. And then, you know,

00:53:20.000 always remember you guys, when one finger is pointing at you, like if you point your finger,

00:53:27.480 okay. I always say this to people, three more are pointing back at themselves. So if someone's

00:53:32.140 pointing a finger at you and saying like, you know, this, this, this three more fingers point

00:53:36.220 back at themselves. So, you know, when they're like, Oh, you know, Trump's doing lawfare against

00:53:41.260 to us. It's coming from the most egregious cases of lawfare people ever, like a Letitia and all

00:53:48.920 these judges. And you're just like, are you people crazy? It's like, who was I just talking about the 0.97

00:53:56.040 other day? It's like Hunter Biden talking about Trump's kids. It's like, hey, Hunter, you should

00:54:01.900 really just STF you. You are such a disgrace. And the fact that you're going to talk about someone 1.00

00:54:09.060 else's children i wouldn't do it um so these people again i just really hope that there's

00:54:16.900 going to be consequences for their actions that's all if we don't start seeing them i you know how

00:54:22.260 much more do we take of this stuff you guys i don't know owen well apparently the clinton i

00:54:30.020 have a job opportunity for all of you the clintons are looking for an unpaid intern

00:54:33.540 who has a high level of professionalism

00:54:36.300 and discretion.

00:54:38.320 So I think

00:54:40.060 you should all apply.

00:54:42.440 You should all apply. Hillary Clinton's

00:54:44.380 office is who you'll work for. 1.00

00:54:46.340 It's 25 to 29 hours a week

00:54:48.260 between September 9th and November 13th.

00:54:50.480 It's unpaid. It requires proof of

00:54:52.200 academic credit. I don't know if that means you need

00:54:54.240 to be enrolled in school or what exactly that means.

00:54:56.800 But you need to

00:54:58.300 have discretion.

00:55:00.500 By the way, 0.98

00:55:01.580 unpaid these crooks haven't saved any money that they could pay a freaking intern well 0.91

00:55:08.600 bill clinton's office is separately searching for something called a special projects associate 0.95

00:55:13.520 that position is paying between 50 and 55 000 a year oh boy in what city

00:55:22.340 New York City

00:55:24.880 what

00:55:28.080 yeah $55,000 a year

00:55:30.900 in New York City I'm sure I mean

00:55:32.380 that's a livable way to live on the street

00:55:34.300 homeless can apply

00:55:35.780 you can't live yeah no but you put 0.99

00:55:38.020 but Marcella if you're living off of that

00:55:40.360 salary you're obviously

00:55:42.160 younger and still living with your parents

00:55:44.540 I

00:55:45.720 do think this audience

00:55:48.280 has a high level of professionalism and

00:55:50.220 discretion I would love to see one of you in

00:55:52.120 on these positions oh my god who's gonna do it i'll do it i'll intern no marcella save yourself

00:56:00.560 you can't do it i won't let you ask you to go paddle boarding say no yeah just or can you light

00:56:09.740 this cigar for me no just stay away and i think he wears an oxygen tank now so don't light any

00:56:15.680 matches near him i think in my opinion allegedly you start working for bill and he drops

00:56:22.540 oh it's the last time you lit a match i've lit i've lit and i've lit in matches because i have

00:56:30.460 candles there you go okay candles it would be like the one thing i could imagine i just i don't

00:56:35.920 ever have any reason to like light a fire nowadays oh and i have that you don't smoke

00:56:41.700 going dick no i've never smoked i also use my lighter fireplace so i had one puff on a cigarette

00:56:51.140 in my teen years i did use marijuana for a little while like a couple months but then i stopped 0.87

00:56:56.700 doing that i haven't had any kind of smoking of anything since i was 14. if anyone wants to have

00:57:02.800 a cigarette with me i'm dying to have a cigarette again so like i but i need someone to like have

00:57:08.020 it with me. Like let's go smoke like that. And I'll be like, okay, let's go smoke. I'm just

00:57:12.240 want a cigarette in the worst way. It's probably Mindy. Where is she? Mindy would never. Oh my 0.85

00:57:19.140 God. So I'm just looking for someone to smoke with. All right. So I'm going to play this clip

00:57:23.660 again. Okay. You guys, we saw this, but what I want to tell you, Oh, so Wednesday, Owen's not

00:57:30.200 going to be here. So I know, can you imagine? And we have a guest on Wednesday and I'm going

00:57:38.720 to show you who he is one more time. And also Kyle Becker is going to join us on Wednesday,

00:57:45.740 Marcella. So we'll have a guest who's coming for the first half hour, but Kyle will be with us for

00:57:50.600 the entire hour. So yeah. So, and so the person coming on is the man who made me laugh so hard

00:57:59.240 in this clip and uh he's gonna be a bit of a uk correspondent for us um and that's that's what

00:58:06.680 we'll talk about on wednesday but take a look just to just to jog your memory they should be 0.99

00:58:12.260 because they did i've had it with you oh my god they're commended they're gonna kill their children 1.00

00:58:17.580 these are she's a murderer okay these are man-hating women that are standing outside this 1.00

00:58:24.540 is what it's about they think the husband did it they're crazy they've lost their mind you know 1.00

00:58:28.100 They're waving for a murder.

00:58:30.020 Do you know why the woman is in a wheelchair? 1.00

00:58:31.640 Did you even notice that she's in a wheelchair? 1.00

00:58:32.580 I couldn't care less. 1.00

00:58:33.240 She's a murderer. 1.00

00:58:34.580 Because she jumped out the window after this happened. 1.00

00:58:36.640 So she should have. 1.00

00:58:37.420 I pushed her. 0.99

00:58:38.200 They say that Lindsay was in psychosis. 1.00

00:58:40.100 I think these women are suffering some from psychosis. 0.96

00:58:43.000 They've been watching too many true crime Netflix dramas. 1.00

00:58:46.880 You know, this was an incredibly privileged woman, incredibly wealthy. 1.00

00:58:50.600 She had a nanny and she's still complaining that she needed help. 0.97

00:58:53.920 She could not have got more help from the system that she already had received.

00:58:57.680 this is a murderer who strangled her children one by one one of the boys ran away and she 0.99

00:59:02.740 chased him down and killed him laurie watkins what you just said was absolutely disgusting 0.97

00:59:08.160 thank you you should be ashamed of yourself and you can hear that he's not okay because it's true 0.99

00:59:13.280 you clearly don't care so pipe down okay and by the way men watching this if you have a woman

00:59:17.940 sat next to you on the sofa who is defending this murderer you got to think deeply about this i've

00:59:23.420 so we need to have some empathy with talk to your women and find out what are they thinking

00:59:28.520 they're defending this woman it's i don't think anybody's defending what she did but you can have 0.99

00:59:33.180 empathy for what she went through and how she i know many women that this has happened to

00:59:37.040 no they did not kill their children but they also what you failed to well they should be 0.90

00:59:41.700 be quiet please i've had it with you oh my god and you're commended they're gonna kill their

00:59:46.600 children she's a murderer i can't i can't i love him you guys his name is thomas corbett dylan

00:59:54.500 and we connected like after i think after the show that day and he right away said oh i'd love

01:00:00.920 to come on the show and i was just like absolutely pick the day and um so you know he's yeah i wish

01:00:07.640 i could i wish i could be here and i actually need to drop right now okay everyone i'll see you

01:00:12.160 um so he'll be on on wednesday with marcella and i and kyle and but really we we discussed that

01:00:19.420 we're going to talk about what's happening in the uk because remember long ago we said we need a uk

01:00:24.100 correspondent so he can do that for us all right guys so yeah you guys i think that'll be fun too

01:00:30.900 all right so thank you so much you guys for being here today this was like such a wacky monday i

01:00:36.320 feel like i have no idea how this show came off today you guys but yes it is thomas corbett c-o-r-b-e-t-t

01:00:46.020 dylan yes yes yes yes go follow him on x you guys and then he'll be here tell him you're looking

01:00:50.940 forward to meeting him at the scott adams school on wednesday all right guys so um thank you to

01:00:56.860 scott and shelly for allowing this show to continue stella is banged up you guys thanks for asking

01:01:02.940 She is, the last few days have been weird.

01:01:06.480 God bless her.

01:01:07.420 I love her so much.

01:01:09.060 I can't even stand the amount of love I have for her.

01:01:11.820 Okay.

01:01:13.240 So thank you to Scott and Shelly for allowing the show to continue.

01:01:16.480 And thank you to Marcella and to Owen as always.

01:01:19.520 I love you guys so much and you guys for showing up.

01:01:22.500 It was definitely a wacky Monday.

01:01:24.880 And if you don't mind, I'm not going to stay after because I do want to check on Stella.

01:01:28.900 and um you guys let's have a uh closing sip to our beloved i started early sorry

01:01:37.800 you're monday um a closing sip to our beloved scott adams you guys we'll see you tomorrow

01:01:44.060 we're gonna get a good night's sleep okay to scott

01:01:47.200 bye you guys i'll miss you too metal seer see you tomorrow bye guys

01:01:58.900 let me do this. Okay. I dialed off a YouTube and X.

01:02:17.740 Thanks you guys. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. We're going to have, um, I'm going to be adding

01:02:23.060 some additional shows to the channel. Thanks, you guys. They're either going to be pre-recorded

01:02:32.840 and then posted for all the platforms, or we're going to do some live shows, perhaps

01:02:41.400 like midday or at night from all of these platforms. So those will be coming too. I've

01:02:48.980 got to figure out my life schedule. But anyway, I know I'm going to go hug her now, you guys. She's

01:02:53.920 so skinny, skinny mini. And, you know, like I can tell her legs are really hurting her and 1.00

01:03:00.760 I hate it. I hate it. So, okay. All right, you guys. So I will see you tomorrow. Thank you,

01:03:09.940 you guys. Thanks for asking about Stella. That's so sweet. And I'll see you in the morning.

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