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00:00:30.000 oh what's going on sister good morning good morning everyone i'm out of morning sandy good

00:00:35.840 morning mary k i can't oh i hear us okay good morning do you hear good morning there's two

00:00:47.760 two is just better than one right no no all right you guys come on in it's tuesday morning my

00:00:55.760 favorite day of the week, Tuesday. Yesterday

00:00:57.620 was Marcella's. And Owen's

00:00:59.900 favorite day of the week is going to be Wednesday.

00:01:01.800 And he's not going to be here, Owen. Is that true?

00:01:04.900 I think

00:01:05.740 not unless something changed. I did see

00:01:07.740 some meetings moving around on my

00:01:09.720 calendar, but I would say for now

00:01:11.760 let's plan on I'm not here tomorrow.

00:01:13.980 Yeah, that's tomorrow, right?

00:01:15.420 Yeah.

00:01:17.480 Your voice seems very deep today.

00:01:20.600 Owen?

00:01:21.280 Not yours, Eric.

00:01:23.320 Thank you, Marcella.

00:01:25.760 i want to say good morning what's i am your father um that's all i know about the movie

00:01:34.140 that that was it and i think i even said that wrong i think it's i'm your father but anyway

00:01:37.860 i don't know it doesn't matter oh my god come on in we have to have sips stuff to do we have

00:01:44.700 the blue is erica's blue so i borrowed her color i thought i was more of a royal blue now

00:01:52.180 you're you're all blues all blues belong to you so look at owen wearing your blue

00:01:58.920 thanks guys all right are we ready are we ready yes i was like let's do it i don't know is

00:02:07.580 everybody ready i don't see i see kimley grabbing her cup um kimley says i look ready to take her

00:02:14.060 to brunch let's go sister all right good morning holsey okay here we go guys because i can't wait

00:02:20.300 anymore for that top third hot and frothy and all you need to enjoy it to its fullest extent

00:02:25.540 i think you know it's a cup or mug or glass a tank or chalice or stein a canteen jug or flask

00:02:29.740 a vessel of any kind because you want to fill it with your favorite liquid i like coffee and then

00:02:38.380 you can join me now for the unparalleled pleasure the dopamine hit of the day the thing that makes

00:02:43.940 everything better except recounts it's called the simultaneous sip and half is an outcome

00:02:49.380 how many of you have reduced this to habit so that it feels really good when you know

00:03:00.580 it's going to happen and then it feels good when it happens and you feel good all day

00:03:05.560 well if you haven't you should

00:03:08.920 okay done and done i think we have all turned this into a habit yes and a good one at that

00:03:18.000 Oh, and I mean, I'm sure I'm not putting you on the spot, but I'm sure there's a thousand reasons why coffee is good for us.

00:03:26.460 Well, there are. I try to look for them every day, but I keep finding more.

00:03:30.780 It's amazing. So just drink it. I saw one you posted yesterday. Black coffee is good, but the sugar you put in just erases the goodness.

00:03:40.840 Yeah. I mean, I think I've heard doctors tell me before that like if you just put like one sugar in your coffee, it's probably OK.

00:03:47.660 like you know it's not that much sugar and it probably depends a lot more on how much other

00:03:51.700 sugar is in your diet so it also is context dependent in terms of like if you're already

00:03:56.780 putting a bunch of sugar in your diet then you know you may already be in bad shape in terms of

00:04:01.300 your diet but i think uh i do drink my coffee black other than the other things we've talked

00:04:06.640 about but i don't put any sugar cream in it i gotcha well i like my coffee like i like my men

00:04:13.460 sweet

00:04:15.160 I don't even know

00:04:18.220 I guess I like them bitter

00:04:20.520 sweet and fluffy

00:04:24.740 oh my god

00:04:27.340 I swear

00:04:28.180 Colombian yes 1.00

00:04:31.100 no Italian 0.86

00:04:31.940 an Italian roast

00:04:34.360 do they make coffee in Italy

00:04:36.980 yes

00:04:38.760 I think they might have posted a story about that

00:04:40.960 recently there was some country

00:04:42.140 I think it might have been Italy where they were saying they've been trying to grow coffee for a long time and they haven't been able to.

00:04:47.140 And then now they're saying climate change is making it work.

00:04:51.100 So go climate change.

00:04:52.720 Let's go. 0.97

00:04:54.180 Climate change for the win.

00:04:55.800 All right.

00:04:56.160 Listen, the world's shortest cat video just because here it is. 0.98

00:05:01.020 and the loudest cat video holy cow but like it's just just a cat being a jerk that's right 0.96

00:05:15.600 turtles minding their business nah is he in a nightclub i know i was like oh my gosh that was 0.94

00:05:23.260 loud um but anyway i i was thinking about mitch mcconnell and so i wanted to play the turtle

00:05:28.940 yeah where is he

00:05:31.500 what's happening well now they're off

00:05:33.640 Tallarico probably

00:05:35.440 yeah that's

00:05:37.120 Tallarico is getting

00:05:39.960 scandalous

00:05:40.940 I heard Grassley's

00:05:43.560 filing for re-election and he's 93

00:05:45.640 no he's not

00:05:46.960 but I saw it on the news

00:05:48.980 you know what love him

00:05:51.380 great guy but come on now

00:05:53.560 it's hard to retire now at the end of the economy

00:05:55.940 so me

00:05:56.800 or the blackmail

00:06:00.120 because of money is his problem i know and i don't think chuck grassley has blackmail on him

00:06:09.960 i just i refuse to believe that but then it's like dude what are we doing oh my god i can't

00:06:16.100 all right so term limits please and i love him and i'm i just want you to know i'm i'm legit like

00:06:21.800 just because i love him doesn't mean he should be sticking around it's time to go chuck grassley

00:06:27.080 all right so um to retire to retire no yeah stay alive not go keep back maybe he's going for the

00:06:35.980 record for oldest senator or something good god i mean he could be a walmart greeter like you don't

00:06:42.760 have to not do something he'd be such a nice walmart greeter all right he's super guy honestly

00:06:49.100 I do. I really do love him. I'm not kidding. Okay. Does everyone understand? All right. So

00:06:53.820 Owen, I asked you because so many of us, not us, but so many of us are aging and I do have friends

00:07:02.700 that worry about like osteoporosis and things like that. And I saw something that you put into

00:07:10.160 your newsfeed today and it was about omega threes and osteoporosis. Is that true? Yeah. There was

00:07:17.860 some research that showed that having a high omega-3 diet can lower the symptoms, at least,

00:07:23.160 of osteoarthritis. I don't know if it necessarily is a cure, but in terms of the symptoms,

00:07:27.980 if you wake up in the morning with painful joints and swollen joints and things like that, that

00:07:33.060 may be an indirect sign of not having enough omega-3. And so if you raise your omega-3,

00:07:40.000 perhaps you'll feel a lot better with your joints. And it said it was a 50% reduction in the

00:07:46.000 symptoms. So that seems pretty significant. It might help a lot of people if they did that,

00:07:50.200 if they were low on omega-3. So yeah, I mean, it looks like it's potentially something that

00:07:55.960 might help. I think they think that it might be that it's degradation of collagen in the cartilage,

00:08:04.020 and I guess perhaps it's giving some kind of shock-absorbing mechanism when you have omega-3.

00:08:12.740 It's like a fish oil or a certain kind of oil.

00:08:15.840 Maybe it like lubes your joints up for you.

00:08:18.440 Someone said, eat your sardines.

00:08:20.140 I will not.

00:08:21.760 And I've tried to take the omega-3 fatty acids, but like you get those little fishy burps.

00:08:28.100 And I'm like, I can't do it.

00:08:29.420 Like, ooh.

00:08:30.240 So I don't know.

00:08:31.400 Tell me another way to get the omega-3s.

00:08:33.740 I think there are a lot of versions of that.

00:08:36.560 And some of the fishy stuff might just depend on which version you're using.

00:08:40.380 It's kind of complicated.

00:08:41.680 it i don't even remember all the details but like there's different methods for extracting it and

00:08:46.320 some of them are cold pressed and other ones and like there's all these different things but

00:08:50.260 there's also obviously different sources some of them come from different kinds of fish i think

00:08:54.580 supposedly krill oil is one of the better ones but um i use i think it's like nordic naturals or

00:09:00.240 something which is probably pretty expensive but i don't have any fish burps or anything and um

00:09:05.000 but i think it is possible to get rid of the fish burps just depending on which kind you use but

00:09:11.220 Good morning, everyone. Welcome.

00:09:14.000 Don't be the person that brings fish for lunch and microwaves.

00:09:19.400 And actually, I said another story today that talked about supplements that reduce heart disease and cancer risk.

00:09:27.240 And what do you know? Omega-3 is one of them.

00:09:29.060 So it's omega-3 and vitamin D, which Scott has talked a lot about vitamin D in the COVID days.

00:09:34.260 Yes.

00:09:34.740 So once again, we have vitamin D popping up in the news as a good thing and omega-3 as well.

00:09:40.160 So if you want to help your heart and reduce your risk of cancer, apparently that's another

00:09:44.760 way to do it.

00:09:45.680 Amazing.

00:09:46.060 I can't see the other chats. 0.94

00:09:48.020 I'm only looking at Locals.

00:09:49.680 And if you're a subscriber on Locals, you are getting a lot of really good advice and

00:09:54.800 information of what everybody over there, what they're doing to combat certain things

00:09:59.780 and different kinds of supplements and food.

00:10:03.080 So I recommend, I recommend you other people come over, subscribe to Locals.

00:10:08.660 it's um how much is it again 17 cents a day i think 19 cents a day um 70 for the year and you

00:10:17.300 two will be getting a wealth of information plus an entire family of new friends um and you can

00:10:23.940 put pictures in the chat oh and by the way i saw somebody else posted a a picture of president

00:10:30.600 trump wearing the simultaneous swaddle if you saw our thumbnail you guys were almost out of mugs

00:10:36.440 okay here's the mug we're almost out of these and i'm not sure if we're going to restock them or not

00:10:43.320 okay we'll see i honestly am not sure so it might not be for a while either and then the simultaneous

00:10:50.920 swaddles we have i think less than a hundred now and we're definitely not restocking those so if

00:10:56.040 you did want to get one or you want to make a christmas list or say hey honey here's what i

00:11:01.640 I want for Christmas or my birthday, just ask them to grab it now because those are definitely

00:11:07.200 not being restocked. Okay. And the link to purchase them along with the Dilbert 2027

00:11:14.600 calendars. And there's a wall calendar also that Scott worked on this. You guys, Scott worked on

00:11:20.000 this with his calendar people and his art assistant. So all the links are in the show

00:11:26.200 description on each platform. Okay. I know Kev, I might get one more mug. I have one mug over here,

00:11:32.920 like a spare mug right there. And then the one I use, but I might have to get one more just in

00:11:37.960 case. Okay. So make sure you grab those. Okay. All right. Let's see. I just wanted to do one

00:11:45.620 other fun little thing for you. I hope it's not really loud. So be warned your ears could be in

00:11:51.500 jeopardy. But this is so cute with Halloween coming up. You guys, this is a compilation

00:11:58.980 of people delivering like DoorDash, UPS, Amazon, like their mail to people's houses and they have

00:12:06.360 things set up for Halloween. And then there's one that's not Halloween. These poor people,

00:12:11.440 but this is hysterical. Take a look.

00:12:21.500 OH MY GOD! Suck of a bitch! 1.00

00:12:32.500 What? 1.00

00:12:33.000 Oh!

00:12:35.500 Oh my god, why?

00:12:38.500 Imagine a thing just jumps in. 0.93

00:12:44.500 Die! 1.00

00:12:45.000 You son of a bitch. 1.00

00:12:51.500 Oh 1.00

00:13:21.500 Oh, I don't know why, but things like that make me laugh so much.

00:13:49.020 I love it.

00:13:49.660 it's funny i i i do remember though once i was like we get a lot of trick-or-treaters at our

00:13:56.280 house and i got this like hood that has a black face mask like a full face mask so it's just like

00:14:04.480 black fabric but it covers my whole face and you can't see through it if you're looking at me but

00:14:09.340 i can see through it because it's right next to my eyes and so i'm like oh this will be cool i'll

00:14:13.360 dress up and i'll just wear that while i give out the candy and as soon as i open the door for the

00:14:17.980 first one, the little kids come to the door and they're terrified. They're just terrified.

00:14:22.240 Oh yeah.

00:14:23.300 But I felt so bad. I was like, I didn't really mean to scare anybody, especially little kids.

00:14:28.220 Oh my God. My brother is like a menace to society over there in Florida. He does this whole thing.

00:14:35.100 Like people drive like an hour to go to his house to trick or treat. And I'm like, oh my God. I

00:14:40.860 love it. I like scaring the kids personally, but you know, that's just me. But he does this whole

00:14:46.160 set up and then he has cameras set up so you can like see what happens later and the kids are the

00:14:51.760 parents are scared they're so terrified and he sits there with the grim reaper thing on but he

00:14:56.200 doesn't move he's like in this chair and he has the candy like around him so you have to be really

00:15:02.540 brave you have to like go up next to him to get the candy and he won't move a muscle and the kids

00:15:08.640 are like oh like is he real is he not and like maybe like all of a sudden he'll move a finger

00:15:12.860 just a little bit. And they start to cry. The parents are laughing. And then if they make it

00:15:19.040 up there and whatever, he gives them big jumbo candy bars from Trader Joe's to be like, you did

00:15:25.060 it. But yes, I'm properly motivated. And then if there's older kids, I think they're going to get

00:15:30.820 spicy. And the whole yard and everything's crazy. Right next to him is the garden hose. So if the

00:15:36.440 older kids think they're going to do something, he picks up the hose and he blasts them. It's

00:15:40.280 hysterical, but yes, yes. And yes, I like it. So, all right, well, good for them. And if you can

00:15:48.000 leave treats out for your delivery people, leave them some like little bottles of water like Scott

00:15:52.780 does for Halloween. Um, sometimes leave like little chips and granola bars so they can grab

00:15:58.180 something. They love that. Okay. On to the serious stuff. Um, Marcella, I'm going to just

00:16:06.060 come to you first i know you said you had a couple of news items for us today so i'm going to ask

00:16:12.180 you to kick us off with whichever one you want well this one's particularly interesting because

00:16:18.700 you had the news story of entropic uh claude figuring out this lady's diary because she was

00:16:25.440 typing in that in i don't know if you guys recall um but if you're a lady somewhere in the u.s and

00:16:34.780 you're typing into the diary that you don't like certain people and you like to take them out

00:16:39.760 that's one thing it's another to be the hooties the hooties use clawed ai to develop guided 0.74

00:16:46.720 rockets ballistic missiles the hooties like the people that are bombing yeah the hooties and the

00:16:53.760 blowfish no not the ban the ones in yemen the military so here they are entropic disclosed 0.83

00:17:00.880 the Durambic Houthis rebels in Yemen used its Claudia system to place a human weapon engineers

00:17:08.440 to advance multiple weapons programs according to the company they report that the prior month

00:17:14.560 the group leveraged Claude accessing knowledge according to that of the top rocket scientists

00:17:20.440 developed three initiatives guided rockets right multi-stage ballistic missiles with ranges

00:17:27.220 exceeding up to 1,500 miles and variants, including a hypersonic glide vehicle, designated

00:17:35.640 the R2000. So remember how there's a story. We didn't go over it. Probably Owen went over it

00:17:43.620 in the after party of there being attacks in Riyadh. In Saudi Arabia, they attacked the airport.

00:17:51.800 you know it's not alleged they took they they claimed it as their own attack and that was very

00:17:58.500 very far uh from they were not capable of doing that before but it looks like anthropic admitted

00:18:06.700 that they used ai claude somehow they were able to stop this lady um in her tracks for writing a

00:18:16.500 diary, but they weren't able to stop this.

00:18:19.440 They allegedly, they defend themselves by saying that, uh, the

00:18:23.740 hoodies were very intelligent about how they did it.

00:18:27.560 They took it out of outside of, um, offline.

00:18:31.980 And then they did it in, um, how would I say in different accounts where they,

00:18:37.200 they took it, um, where it wasn't so obvious, I guess, piece by piece.

00:18:43.080 piecemealed it but i mean anybody looking these things up i mean wow the bpn i'm assuming

00:18:51.100 well i would certainly expect they probably at least use the bpn to make it not look like it

00:18:57.460 came from that area because it would be kind of silly not to but i think um the you know it is a

00:19:04.680 problem i think it's it's going to be always difficult to say how do you keep these things

00:19:09.520 from happening because it's kind of like you know you have to anticipate every possible way they

00:19:15.380 might try to do something like that and they to your point they can make it seem innocent they

00:19:20.720 can be like i'm just doing basic research you know i'm just looking at and maybe they'll not

00:19:25.180 say it's about missiles but they'll be talking about the technology i think the part i remember

00:19:29.380 from seeing that story was it was something about making the system the missile self-correcting

00:19:33.980 but if you boil it down to the fundamental technology it might not have anything to do

00:19:37.900 with missiles and so it might be hard to understand okay what are they really doing with

00:19:42.980 this what's their goal with this and they might even say like some people do i'm researching a

00:19:47.820 book and i'm telling a story and it's fictional and you know sometimes that's been able to work

00:19:51.840 around some of the guardrails and that's my work around yeah it's a fundamental problem i think

00:19:57.540 with ai's to try and stop everything and so i'm guessing we'll see more of this and i'm kind of

00:20:05.000 like a lot of things with cybersecurity, just more surprised that we haven't seen more of it,

00:20:09.680 that it seems like the potential is there for all kinds of things to happen with these tools.

00:20:15.220 And now we have all these open weight models and things too, which I am for. I'm a big user of it

00:20:20.900 and I don't want them to go away, but I do recognize that a lot of these same things could

00:20:25.380 be used for bad purposes. EI Wilbo says that in early AI days, people bypass getting instructions

00:20:32.820 for making methamphetamine

00:20:34.260 by asking it to write a song

00:20:36.000 about how to make it.

00:20:38.600 But wow, we just gave

00:20:40.580 a lot of people ideas today.

00:20:42.700 Saudi Arabia should be also looking up

00:20:45.320 how to defend against the Houthis. 0.99

00:20:49.160 Yeah, they should. 0.99

00:20:50.560 Well, let's get the latest update

00:20:51.880 on that, Marcella,

00:20:52.700 since we're talking about it.

00:20:54.240 And there's more attacks.

00:20:56.860 Yep, here we go.

00:20:58.480 The Iran-backed Houthis

00:20:59.580 launched additional attacks

00:21:01.080 at Saudi Arabia overnight.

00:21:02.820 firing a ballistic missile toward the capital of Riyadh.

00:21:06.100 This followed a deadly weekend that left 14 people killed

00:21:10.260 and hundreds injured in similar strikes against King Khaled International Airport.

00:21:15.280 The Houthis are threatening to escalate the already volatile situation,

00:21:18.740 warning foreign airlines against using Saudi airspace or airports.

00:21:22.720 Saudi Arabia has issued a notice to airmen suspending operations at the airport

00:21:26.380 for the remainder of the week.

00:21:27.780 President Trump spoke following a call with Saudi leader Mohammed bin Salman saying this.

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00:22:02.820 For 50 years, Canadians have wondered what the names of IKEA furniture mean.

00:22:07.820 Like Natopa, the guardrail for children's beds.

00:22:11.360 Natopa means giving your favorite person room to grow.

00:22:15.180 It means their safety and your peace of...

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00:22:32.820 The question is if the United States could get more directly involved, possibly launching

00:22:49.660 strikes against the Houthis. The uptick in violence has worried many U.S. Gulf allies

00:22:53.660 over concerns that the attacks could unravel and eventually include Iranian involvement 0.78

00:22:58.060 once again all right so yeah they're misbehaving that is horrible to see my god i i don't know

00:23:08.360 oh and do you have any uh thoughts on what's happening here i mean what what are we gonna do

00:23:12.960 well if anything i guess i'm surprised to hear that what the broadcaster said about like maybe

00:23:18.620 we'll get involved with attacking the houthis like i thought we were already doing that i don't

00:23:22.660 understand why we wouldn't be doing that and especially if they're attacking either our base 1.00

00:23:27.160 or our allies, I would think it would almost be automatic

00:23:30.360 that we would take them out.

00:23:33.260 I'm not talking about all these genocide sort of stuff,

00:23:36.420 but I'm saying at least the people who are doing the attacks

00:23:38.640 and any capabilities that they have,

00:23:41.160 it would seem to me like we should be able to track them down

00:23:43.420 and take away that threat.

00:23:46.000 But I understand it's hard to take away all threats,

00:23:48.700 and again, it's kind of like they could pop up anywhere

00:23:50.880 and it might not be easy to track them everywhere.

00:23:53.300 But I certainly think we need to do what we have to do

00:23:57.040 to defend the region, and I do think it might be a strategic mistake 1.00

00:24:01.100 to be having all these attacks going into neighboring Arab countries 0.81

00:24:05.320 because you might end up pulling in people that maybe Iran hoped

00:24:09.300 would at least be neutral, if not an ally, and make them into an enemy.

00:24:12.780 And if the whole region turns against Iran in a bigger way 0.70

00:24:17.160 and joins the fight, essentially, then it might turn the tide of the war.

00:24:22.220 Marcella, any final thoughts?

00:24:24.200 No, this is not new. The Yemeni, the Houthis, which are in Yemen, they're not all of Yemen, have been fighting Saudi Arabia for a while now.

00:24:34.940 It's before even the Iran war, so they've never really been friends, as you put it. 0.88

00:24:43.160 They've always been enemies. Saudi Arabia has always been an enemy of Iran, so there's no difference there. 0.57

00:24:49.220 I just think that now they're getting more money, more support from Iran because it's helping Iran put pressure on the U.S. by pressuring an ally like Saudi Arabia. 0.53

00:25:03.780 So it is what it is. I think that there was a point in time that the U.S. had agreed not to attack the Houthis. 0.55

00:25:12.020 But now I guess maybe they're re-examining that, which they should. 0.86

00:25:16.880 all right i mean i don't know once again with this war you know i mean war is hell and

00:25:26.080 unpredictable and we just we just watch it day to day um it's just like you can't i know ej he says

00:25:33.720 so what's the end game with this iran project how many years will this go on it feels like that and

00:25:39.420 you know it back in the back in the good old days of war you could make promises and commitments to

00:25:45.260 each other and you would hold to those. But obviously everything's, nothing is sacred,

00:25:51.380 not even war. Nobody, you can't take anybody at their word and it's all BS. So it must be

00:25:58.740 extremely difficult to negotiate when nobody is negotiating a good faith. So it's tricky times.

00:26:06.920 And by the way, is it me or is it since that helipad when Trump is talking now, doesn't it

00:26:12.860 sound like a drone swarm is behind him at all times do you notice how i haven't known i haven't

00:26:18.440 noticed that it's so loud i'm always like what the heck is behind him it sounds like a million

00:26:23.560 drones flying overhead but i think it's because that the marine one is on um cement now it's very

00:26:30.320 strange i get you ej i get you okay so i wanted to move on to ilhan omar because i just am so hopeful

00:26:40.040 Um, so, you know, this goes deeper than just like her immigration status. Cause it could

00:26:48.420 be that she lied about her age. Um, when she came here, she may have been an adult. She

00:26:55.040 may have been 18 when she came here with her family, which would mean she can be tossed 1.00

00:27:01.940 out. So apparently she claimed that she was 17. Then somebody found out, long story short,

00:27:10.700 that she was 18. And then they noticed right away, she changed her Wikipedia page and changed

00:27:16.060 some other stuff to change the date to make it like, no, no, no, she was 17. So it's interesting.

00:27:21.860 There seems to be a little bit of mischief abound, but let's get the latest update and then we'll

00:27:28.800 toss it to you first, Marcella, on the other side. 1.00

00:27:32.300 Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar calling this a campaign of political intimidation.

00:27:37.240 The Justice Department has not released the details about this rate, although it did share

00:27:41.340 a statement that reads in part, this enforcement action is part of an ongoing federal criminal

00:27:47.060 investigation.

00:27:48.340 It was early Monday morning when federal agents searched the Washington, D.C. home of Minnesota

00:27:52.380 Congresswoman Ilhan Omar.

00:27:54.260 Omar writing online, quote, I'm OK.

00:27:56.440 Make no mistake, this is an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law

00:28:01.160 FOR 10 YEARS, TRUMP HAS TARGETED ME WITH BASELESS LIES AND SMEAR

00:28:05.440 CAMPAIGNS.

00:28:06.120 PRESIDENT TRUMP YESTERDAY RESPONDED TO QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS SEARCH.

00:28:09.920 I UNDERSTAND THEY'RE LOOKING AT HER VERY CAREFULLY.

00:28:14.080 I'VE ALWAYS BOUNDED TO BE TOTALLY CROOKED PERSONALLY, BUT THAT HAS

00:28:18.080 SOMETHING TO DO WITH TEE.

00:28:19.200 I THINK SHE'S A CAREFUL PERSON, BUT THAT'S REALLY UP TO THE

00:28:22.280 TSAI.

00:28:26.280 THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT HAS LARGELY AVOIDED OVERT

00:28:28.760 investigative activity very close to federal elections. Although in order to allow this

00:28:33.700 search, a federal judge did need to sign off on that warrant. Homeland Security led the

00:28:38.560 investigation indicating that immigration may come into play and Democrats quickly

00:28:42.360 slamming that possibility and the raid overall, especially this close to an election.

00:28:48.720 Mm hmm. All right. So did anyone hear the drone swarm?

00:28:53.440 Yeah, I did. Okay. All right. So Marcella, go ahead.

00:28:56.760 But I also, his voice sounded different.

00:28:59.800 Right?

00:29:00.580 Did they switch him again?

00:29:05.460 What can I say?

00:29:06.880 The Washington Post reported this thing that they thought was going to be like serious and severe.

00:29:14.340 But they reported that the mission, that the actual investigation was called World War 11 because she had made a mistake earlier on.

00:29:25.600 Ilan calling World War II, World War 11.

00:29:28.960 I thought that was hilarious if they called it that, if it's actually true.

00:29:33.840 Most of the things Washington Post says reports aren't true, but I don't know.

00:29:39.820 They seem to make it to be like, oh, can you believe it?

00:29:45.180 You know, if she has nothing to, if everything's on the up and up, which she has denied all

00:29:50.500 these uh you know rumors of her being over 18 of her marrying her brother and all that then she

00:29:58.100 should be calm and collected because there's nothing's going to be found you know that's my

00:30:04.180 idea but she doesn't seem calm and collected it is what it is is the hypocrisy pissing you off as 0.76

00:30:12.740 much me he's been just spreading lies for 10 years it's like oh my god i can't with these people i 0.97

00:30:19.780 mean they're they're among the worst and alien baby you said in the chat they should raid pelosi

00:30:26.100 next or whatever but did you guys see that video where it looked like she was being let out of her 0.71

00:30:30.900 house the other day all right i just put that oh who nancy or yeah nancy okay nancy i just saw

00:30:38.420 something like i mean what you know if i was if i was trump fauci would be raided nancy would be

00:30:45.780 rated there would be a lot of rating so i i don't really think just saying just vote for me you

00:30:52.820 guys i'll read everybody oh my god brucella you win yeah too bad i'm not you know naturalized

00:30:59.780 i'm just naturalized and it wasn't born here but um we can change that just for me

00:31:05.220 uh you could run you can you get into the doj yes doj border control that would be amazing

00:31:14.180 We can be attorney general.

00:31:16.980 Oh my gosh.

00:31:18.860 All right.

00:31:19.260 Hold the thought of attorney general.

00:31:20.860 They're going to play this, this, this very episode.

00:31:24.880 Yes.

00:31:25.840 Yeah.

00:31:26.140 They're going to be like, so you said you'd be rating everyone.

00:31:30.060 Yes.

00:31:30.460 And everyone would be like, be like, yes.

00:31:32.920 Yeah.

00:31:33.260 All right.

00:31:33.760 I want to see more of this, not less.

00:31:36.880 That's all.

00:31:37.120 A hundred percent.

00:31:38.740 Oh, and go ahead.

00:31:40.200 Yeah.

00:31:40.380 Yeah, well, I mean, I think to me, and we said this, I think, yesterday or whenever we talked about this last, that they clearly had some kind of justification that was enough for a judge to sign off on that said they're looking for something specific.

00:31:51.980 They have some suspicion that, at least in their opinion, rises to probable cause.

00:31:57.280 But I think there's no way to untangle the political from the legal in this case.

00:32:02.860 It's clearly both.

00:32:04.260 and so to me that's what's driving the reaction more than anything regardless of whether or not

00:32:10.460 she's guilty of anything she's trying to make as much political hay out of this as she

00:32:14.520 he wants to play the victim she wants to portray trump as the tyrant that's overstepping the bounds

00:32:21.260 and trying to say oh look he's weaponizing the government all that kind of stuff it's it's kind

00:32:25.740 of guaranteed you can predict it right like it's it's gonna happen and i i in my mind try to

00:32:32.120 separate the two and say, okay, it may be political and I'm expecting the types of reactions I'm

00:32:37.200 seeing. But I think the legal case to me seems like an independent thing where clearly they did

00:32:43.640 have enough probable cause to get the warrant. So I'd like to just see what comes out. And I don't

00:32:48.060 expect full transparency every step of the way, because that's just not how these legal cases

00:32:53.180 work. So it's going to take some time. And it may be that we won't find out until there is a grand

00:32:58.000 jury or whatever the next step would be that would find out what is this really about specifically i

00:33:04.200 know we all have our suspicions and everything that's been talked about in the media in terms

00:33:07.800 of her marrying her brother and all these other things but um i i would just take a wait and see

00:33:13.120 attitude on the legal part of it and i just put aside all the political stuff because it's just

00:33:17.880 not relevant uh other than you know maybe just as an observer saying i think both sides are trying

00:33:23.580 to use this to their advantage. Right. Like the Trump administration would clearly be saying we

00:33:28.140 need to get people like this out of Congress and we need to elect Republicans instead. And the

00:33:35.020 Democrats are going to do the same thing. Yeah. And also just a little pro tip to all of you

00:33:42.120 listening out there, you psycho Ilhan Omar people, if you weren't such jerks and you weren't so 1.00

00:33:50.520 disgusting and divisive, this stuff would not be happening to you. So you reap what you sow. 1.00

00:33:56.720 And that just goes to everybody, like anyone who's smug. And remember Rashida Tlaib when she

00:34:03.600 won, the first thing she did was started cursing about Trump and like, we're going to get that

00:34:07.800 effort out of the White House. It's like, you're just setting yourself up. You better be as clean

00:34:13.620 as a whistle because you're antagonizing a shit ton of people, including Democrats that don't

00:34:20.620 like this stuff either. So I just, I agree. And I think they have zero legs to stand on in terms

00:34:26.060 of saying, Oh, look, Trump's weaponizing the government. Look what they just did for the last

00:34:30.080 four years. If you not even counting that has Trump's first term where they try to impeach him

00:34:35.040 twice and all these other stuff on BS things. It's, it's ridiculous for them to have any kind

00:34:40.380 of moral outrage or you know how dare he do this because they did this 10 times over against him

00:34:46.520 so you reap what you sow and you know as they taught us nobody's above the law nobody i just

00:34:53.500 saw a clip of hassan piker and jennifer welsh is that her name welch welsh uh she's that podcast

00:35:02.140 lady she's like very angry like most liberals like everything her face looks distorted she like 0.83

00:35:09.500 hates every republican trump person in the world like you know the typical and you know she's like 0.80

00:35:16.080 in the back of a car with hassan piker and she's just like well you just wait because we're gonna 0.86

00:35:23.280 go after everybody and i'm like see this is this is just ugly and nasty you know we're gonna you

00:35:29.340 know raid this one's house and that one's house and blah blah blah and i'm just like oh we're so 1.00

00:35:34.140 tired of it we're so tired of it she is the cryptkeeper she is so gross oh my god once you 0.98

00:35:41.300 said horse face i knew who you were talking about i didn't see horse face jennifer someone else in

00:35:47.960 the chat did i'm just someone in the chat said i could say stuff but i would end up in such a battle 0.87

00:35:54.460 with so many democrat women and like podcasters can you imagine be like let's go on the front 1.00

00:36:00.380 lawn. Yeah, let's go. We're going to have a podcast off. Um, but they're so miserable and 1.00

00:36:05.840 it's just like, God, like stop poking the bear. We're so sick of it. Um, okay. So we're going to 0.96

00:36:11.940 see what shakes up day by day. And, um, I'm interested to see what happens. I want to

00:36:18.200 highlight. So we were talking about attorney general. So who's everyone's least favorite

00:36:23.900 attorney general, I'm going to say it's Letitia James. Wow. She is pathetic. Okay. So there's

00:36:35.380 someone running against her that I want to highlight. Her name is Cynthia and I don't

00:36:40.320 have her last name in front of me. I can't say her name. I don't want to botch it, but even better,

00:36:45.620 I'm going to play her ad instead. Her ad is, you guys, when I tell you, I've been telling you for

00:36:51.540 years, even like when Scott would be doing the show and we'd bring up New York, you always saw

00:36:56.160 me in the chat saying New York has just disintegrated. It is, it's gone. Okay. It's

00:37:02.720 dangerous. And then when people are like, no, it's not. I live here. It's perfectly fine. Stop

00:37:07.600 it. Then you just got there because it's disgusting. But I want to show you her ad. 0.97

00:37:12.880 So she's running against Letitia James, whatever her name is, Letitia, Letitia, whatever. But look 0.79

00:37:19.800 at this ad, and I hope I don't blow your ears out with it so you've been warned.

00:37:28.480 Taking the subway in New York has become an experience. You get to the platform,

00:37:34.620 find your spot against the wall, and keep to yourself. There's always something going on.

00:37:40.500 Somehow, it's all just gotten used to it. Then there's this.

00:37:49.800 But the weird part isn't that people jump the gate.

00:37:54.620 It's that we stopped asking, who are we letting through?

00:37:59.920 Because sometimes the person who jumps isn't just skipping the fare.

00:38:04.580 You can see them there.

00:38:05.500 The group is entering a train station.

00:38:07.480 Some jumping turnstiles.

00:38:08.980 They say a 56-year-old man was punched and kicked.

00:38:11.820 NYPD says a man on the northbound J train was stabbed multiple times in the neck and the chest.

00:38:17.440 They could have a gun, a knife, or a warrant out for their arrest.

00:38:21.500 And has multiple arrests for assault and indecent exposure from Brooklyn to Manhattan.

00:38:26.960 And in some cases, people who later committed violent crimes got into the system without paying.

00:38:32.900 People are attacked, robbed, pushed, groped, slashed, and for some New Yorkers, it's been fatal.

00:38:42.940 Which raises a pretty simple question.

00:38:45.020 Why are we waiting until something happens on the platform?

00:38:49.020 Start at the gate.

00:38:51.020 If you don't pay, you don't get in.

00:38:54.020 And no, that doesn't mean putting everyone who skips a fare in jail.

00:38:59.020 Enforcement can be simple.

00:39:01.020 A ticket, a fine, turn them around.

00:39:04.020 And if they're wanted or carrying a weapon,

00:39:06.020 stop them before they ever get on a train.

00:39:09.020 This isn't about criminalizing poverty.

00:39:12.020 There are reduced fares for people who need them.

00:39:14.020 need them and that program is actively being expanded this is about stopping violent crime

00:39:20.900 especially for the millions of new yorkers who have no choice but to take the train look at

00:39:27.620 the paris metro look at tokyo look at other major transit systems around the world new york can do

00:39:34.100 better and it starts right here our fantasy commission says for him it's all about the

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00:40:22.560 I really like her. She has like a bunch of ads running right now. That's just one. And I'll tell 0.78

00:40:28.420 you what, first of all, she sat on that bench in the subway and touched that handle. I would like

00:40:33.240 have to burn my hand off after that because it is disgusting. Um, but yeah, the subway, you guys, 0.65

00:40:40.080 and, and so New York is so, so, so expensive. Okay. Everything's a fortune and the subway is

00:40:46.640 the cheapest way to do your transportation. So if you live here, but you work all the way down

00:40:52.060 there, you've got to take the subway if you can't walk it. And it is so scary and dangerous. And it

00:40:57.380 used to be like that in the seventies too. There was a lot of, um, pushing people off the platform

00:41:02.920 onto the tracks and that's been gone for a long time until like the last like eight, nine years,

00:41:09.940 like it just started coming back. And I think the last time I went on a subway, I mean, it was just

00:41:14.940 like a few years ago. And I was like, man, it's so sketchy and it's so sad. There's a lot of

00:41:22.040 women that are alone. And you know what, you know, me people that have like their little pets with 1.00

00:41:26.820 them. Like they're going somewhere and I'm like, Oh my God. Like, you know, I just worry about like

00:41:31.380 the little children, the little pets and like the old, old men and women. And they're so vulnerable

00:41:36.900 and they are getting attacked. Um, so anyway, I like her ad. I don't know why nothing is ever

00:41:42.900 done about this. Like they're so focused, like Letitia is so focused on Trump and that

00:41:47.520 Bose Berg is so focused on Trump and nobody's focused on the city and the people that live

00:41:53.260 there and the people that are actual um citizens of this country and the prices of things and it's

00:42:00.700 just out of control so owen i'm going to come to you first do you find that ad like if you were in

00:42:05.880 new york well you're in chicago you know what it's like do you like that yeah i mean i think

00:42:10.180 it would make sense it seems all like common sense uh to me i think the the the problem i

00:42:17.020 think is just because they always you know so many people just blindly vote blue they don't

00:42:20.900 necessarily care what ads run or what you know anything except what party is in power and um i

00:42:27.760 don't know what kind of rigging or cheating is going on as well but it just seems like they

00:42:31.240 have a lock on it in new york city so i i do hope that it changes and i hope new yorkers come to

00:42:36.220 their senses and show up at the polls and make a change um but i'm waiting to see if they're

00:42:41.420 gonna wake up because i don't i don't see it yet and you know i guess my question based on what you

00:42:46.200 said is like how did we how did we stop it in the 70s and i'm guessing it's because they got a

00:42:50.740 mayor in there and leadership in there that said, we're going to clean up the crime. And I remember

00:42:55.020 some of that happening where they did do a lot to try and reduce the crime when it was really bad

00:43:01.700 back then. And I think we should do something similar now, but again, I don't live in New York

00:43:05.980 city. So unfortunately I can't vote to make it happen. Yeah. I just hope that New Yorkers,

00:43:11.240 I mean, I don't know. I mean, they voted in Mondami, Mom Dom Donnie. I can never say his

00:43:17.560 name. I don't really want to, but anyway, Marcella, um, I feel like Scott would like this ad.

00:43:23.300 I think it's visually persuasive. It's like emotional. Um, I feel like it hits people like,

00:43:31.200 you know, where they live and, and like what their daily life is like. Did you like the ad?

00:43:36.560 Yeah, it's persuasive. I mean, fear is one of the persuasions and visuals, the visual that she's

00:43:43.200 showing and some of the visuals are real um so yeah so the thing is she's too competent to win 0.97

00:43:50.160 for government she's like extremely competent sarita has been chief of staff in the dea 0.90

00:43:58.000 she has clerked for brett kavanaugh in the supreme court she's just basically

00:44:04.500 very smart harvard uh undergrad harvard law like extremely straight a's plus more 0.75

00:44:12.760 um so i'm like thinking leticia james her i'm like yeah how lucky would new york difference 0.90

00:44:20.660 so probably people are like she's too smart she's too competent she can't be in the government

00:44:26.000 um but there's a lot there's a big future out there for her for sure uh for all of us that want

00:44:33.560 somebody competent um and la is just like new york i i used to write this the subway or the

00:44:40.820 underground and uh and the on the different lines and i remember being caught uh at 10 or 11 pm in

00:44:47.700 one of the lines in long beach which is like very bad it's like near like it was on its way to

00:44:54.080 compton so it was like being in prison so i had to pretend like i was a like i was a like really

00:45:02.440 crazy person in order to survive. Like I've seen people try to throw people down into the,

00:45:11.660 you know, into the third rail or we're going to say, um, people would get arrested all the time.

00:45:17.740 Like there was an expectancy of like, was I going to survive when I stopped writing the Metro when

00:45:25.660 one guy got stabbed to death at six in the morning and i was like oh man it's not not even safe in

00:45:33.720 the morning so he wasn't doing anything he was just he fell asleep in the train and somebody

00:45:38.600 yeah so the thing is with crime is that some of the crime it's not like they're trying to steal

00:45:44.900 your money or anything like that they just they're insane they just want to hurt you hurt you hurt

00:45:49.860 you they don't care like there's they literally don't care they're just like oh there's an old

00:45:54.500 man who looks vulnerable and i'm just gonna knock him down and now did you notice the new way of

00:45:59.340 fighting the last several years is to stomp on people's heads it's no longer fisticuffs right 0.99

00:46:04.620 it's like to film it too yeah film it stomp on their head and maybe we'll if we don't kill the 0.97

00:46:09.660 person we'll at least it'll be attempted murder because you're gonna damage their brains for 0.95

00:46:14.540 their life so it's a it's sick um i like her a lot so they you know new york would be really 0.98

00:46:22.440 lucky to get her. And like Marcella says, she is overqualified for government, but she would be 0.99

00:46:29.700 just such a great person to have for the city. And Letitia just needs to go out to pasture. 1.00

00:46:36.360 Okay. So someone else running, his name is Justin Murphy. Is it Murphy? Yeah. Justin Murphy

00:46:42.400 against Cory Booker. All right. So Marcella, look him up. Okay. I'm going to play his clip.

00:46:48.260 and uh this is in a debate with cory booker who by the way has been in office like since what the

00:46:56.660 90s he's achieved nothing okay and and cory booker why do you even follow me on twitter i don't

00:47:04.200 understand it's been for a long time i can't stand you okay anyway um so he's going up against cory

00:47:10.880 booker and if if you're gonna tell me elections are all about the hair the hair wait till you

00:47:16.320 see this guy's hair but um this is a just like a fun badass moment and then um owen i'll come to you

00:47:22.960 first the president calls you so service has gotten a lot better in tabernacle over the last

00:47:30.140 few years that's right president president trump calls you and says i'll do whatever you want what

00:47:35.200 do i do in iran what's your answer finish it finish that war in a positive manner we can't

00:47:41.420 wait halfway through and decide we don't want to do this anymore the iranian the islamic 0.73

00:47:45.500 Revolutionary Guard Corps is a radical terrorist organization that has deprived the Iranian people 0.88

00:47:50.740 and the Persian people of their history and of a decent life. They have murdered, raped, tortured, 0.98

00:47:56.740 assassinated, promoted, and promoted terrorism all throughout the Lord, especially in the region 0.95

00:48:00.940 of the Middle East. They are a cancer on human existence. I remember as a young boy watching 1.00

00:48:05.540 those walls of our, November 1979, watching the radical Islamic terrorists storm over the walls

00:48:11.820 of our embassy and 52 americans held for 444 days and ever since november of 79 the irgc in iran has

00:48:19.780 done nothing but export terror murder rape oppression and assassination to the region and

00:48:24.960 to the world and it's time it stops four decades is enough the iranian people have suffered enough 0.99

00:48:30.240 and i would say mr president put your cowboy hat on and get out there and kick some ass and get 0.99

00:48:34.520 is done and done right 0.99

00:48:35.540 darling dollings i mean the hair the attitude the the composure what do we think owen i think it's

00:48:57.120 great i mean i think he he was very persuasive in terms of how he delivered that and even just

00:49:01.680 the message is, you know, some really strong message, kind of very Trumpian sort of sounding

00:49:06.540 in some ways. Maybe not the way Trump talks, but just the fact that he's taking kind of the

00:49:10.800 strongest possible position. So I think it's awesome. It looked like he left Cory Booker

00:49:16.580 kind of speechless at the end, because I don't think he was expecting such a strong response.

00:49:21.320 And, you know, I think it's a good argument. But again, I don't know what kind of chances

00:49:26.920 he has in the election. I'm guessing his odds went up after that. I know that's been making

00:49:31.160 the rounds on social media and is getting a lot of attention. And so I hope he does well. And I'd

00:49:36.220 certainly love to see Cory Booker upset, but I'm a little kind of skeptical on whether that's going

00:49:41.660 to happen. I know I'm going to find more clips of him for you guys. He's great. But, uh, Booker's

00:49:47.160 like, you know, I'm behind the scenes back here going, Cory's like, Oh no, like, you know, you're

00:49:53.380 not these are not the talking points that are acceptable um cory is just so performative this

00:50:01.720 guy's so dry that i'm a little bit obsessed with how dry he is um so marcella what did we find out

00:50:07.760 about justin murphy i want to keep calling him murray i don't know why um he's a u.s navy veteran

00:50:14.760 Um, went four times, uh, in the Iraq, Iran, uh, the Persian Gulf and the Iran Iraq war.

00:50:23.760 Um, he served different, different, you know, in different capacities in New Jersey and he's a lawyer.

00:50:32.760 He's basically very capable again, another capable person.

00:50:37.760 But I read that in, since 1972, no Republican has won the Senate seat.

00:50:43.760 so it's up to you jersey people to vote him in i really wish we would get some more attention

00:50:51.580 on new jersey i don't know from who because it's not trump right now like new jersey

00:50:55.660 that you know we we don't need to try to sway independence and democrats with trump but i don't

00:51:01.480 know who the person would be but we need attention here to have some democrats who are fed up because

00:51:08.660 their life is not any better and um i don't know who could it be we need to brainstorm that if

00:51:14.580 anyone has a good idea about who could really come to new jersey to help sway our voters to

00:51:21.220 vote republican let me know because i'll i'll try to work on it you don't like chris christie

00:51:26.740 no no thank you he should just say like this is the one he wants to abolish the irs

00:51:33.780 Yes. That's where he should start.

00:51:37.300 Let's go.

00:51:38.300 That unites people. Let's just say that.

00:51:41.220 That is uniting. Yes. That's unifying. I want to abolish it too.

00:51:45.780 There you go.

00:51:46.880 Seems like that should appeal to a whole bunch of socialists too, I would think.

00:51:50.700 Yeah.

00:51:52.060 Oh my gosh. So, all right.

00:51:53.580 So we're going to find out more about Justin moving forward and about Saritha, Saritha, Saritha.

00:52:01.660 i'll find out her name but listen we need help here okay so like the tri-state area which is

00:52:08.220 new york new jersey philadelphia uh pennsylvania you know new york and new jersey kind of go hand

00:52:15.100 in hand and it's just been like locked down democrat and failing miserably so we really need

00:52:24.460 help we really need to have some sane people put in and i love the idea of this woman as attorney

00:52:29.260 general for new york amazing um oh okay rob that's interesting i didn't know that um all right so

00:52:37.020 what else did we want to do i felt like there was one other thing i wanted to show you guys but

00:52:41.180 um owen why don't you pick one of your news stories and we'll continue on

00:52:49.420 okay uh let's see so i know um rolling through my stories

00:52:56.300 Owen's got a lot of stories yeah there's certainly well like Abdul al-Sayed is getting

00:53:02.880 a lot of pressure about being part of the Muslim Brotherhood he was asked by I guess Kristen Welker

00:53:07.540 and he denied it and she asked like you don't have any ties or your family doesn't and

00:53:12.240 he said no twice but apparently there's some social media post from his sister that says

00:53:18.280 he and his family have been part of the Muslim Brotherhood for many years

00:53:22.880 And so I think it is pretty clear that he's hiding something there.

00:53:25.940 And so I think Michigan has to decide, do you want to elect someone in a terrorist organization

00:53:31.840 to represent you in Congress or in Michigan government?

00:53:36.980 Yeah. 0.69

00:53:37.680 I mean, Kristen Mulker is just like, OK, you know, it's just like push him.

00:53:41.980 You know, why is he hanging out with Hassan Piker?

00:53:45.760 You know, it just makes no sense.

00:53:48.600 Hassan Piker.

00:53:49.380 Do you guys know Hassan Piker? 0.99

00:53:50.520 he's like a social media loser. He's made a ton of money preaching all sorts of anti-American 0.97

00:53:58.840 hatred. He hates this country, but he lives here. He's made a ton of money off of it. And yes,

00:54:05.000 I will not forget that he's abusive to his dog. And oh, somebody asked how we know that because

00:54:09.580 we've seen it while he's been live streaming. He has like a shock collar on the dog. And if the

00:54:14.520 dog even moves while he's doing his thing, he would shock the dog. So the dog would lay back

00:54:20.180 down. Um, so that's enough with him. But anyway, this is who Syed was all partnered up with. Um,

00:54:26.920 wake up everybody. Like it is a takeover. And, um, this is why I want, um, Justin Murphy

00:54:35.720 in New Jersey. I mean, New Jersey's turning into like, uh, in Patterson, it's like all Islam now 1.00

00:54:44.040 with the call to prayer blasting mosques being put up everywhere, you know? So I think until 1.00

00:54:49.900 people really understand it is a takeover and stop your bs of like oh well he might be nice and

00:54:57.820 he says the right things like does he like and and what is this like he says the right things

00:55:02.940 like they've never seen a politician say something and then do the opposite before i that baffles me

00:55:08.220 marcella that people are like well he said it's just crazy to me doesn't say the right things he

00:55:13.820 says the opposite of the right things i guess if you want communism then he says the right things 0.61

00:55:19.180 but um what he's claiming to be is what he is which is a loser and he's i mean yeah he and i

00:55:29.340 liked mike rogers did a really good debate against him and he kept saying you weren't a physician

00:55:35.260 you didn't practice medicine so you're not this and you know that he couldn't um i was impressed

00:55:41.820 by mike rogers and um the fact mike rogers is running against him for senate he's the current

00:55:47.900 senator and so he he did a really great job in you know killing um i shouldn't say killing but uh

00:55:58.360 you know getting him in the right way you know being able to debate him and make him seem what 0.97

00:56:05.960 he is which is incompetent and a loser so i mean i i don't care what religion you are i i to be 0.51

00:56:16.480 honest, if you wanted America first, and you wanted everything good for America, and you 0.98

00:56:22.600 weren't going to get rid of all sorts of sides of the government, and you weren't going to,

00:56:29.080 oh, well, we have to, you know, like Canada has this healthcare, and we have to do the same thing

00:56:35.720 and all those things. No, you know, visit Canada, please. Let me and tell me later what you think

00:56:43.560 of it um in regards to health care you know so i mean he is what he is he doesn't lie about where

00:56:53.580 he is it's just think people believe that there's always going to be rich people providing for them

00:57:00.080 instead of wanting to be rich themselves i have no idea people looking for handouts and like oh

00:57:07.160 people want one the easy way out handouts this is how um zoran became the mayor by just saying

00:57:15.200 like oh rent and this free stuff yeah what none of it which he's been able to accomplish but

00:57:22.160 right except that that supermarket i don't know how it's doing i don't think there's any food

00:57:27.760 i don't know if that's a problem but there's no food um yeah so it's promising you know free stuff

00:57:34.560 for people that, you know, are living in a place where they can't afford to live because it's been

00:57:40.360 so mismanaged, obviously, or you could afford to live there. Um, and people that don't want to

00:57:46.540 pick themselves up and dust themselves off and go for anything because everything's being handed

00:57:50.860 to them. So why would you, I mean, I actually had a friend of mine, one of my very good friends

00:57:54.960 saying, you know, wondering about how to manage her finances. And she's like, you know what,

00:57:59.540 maybe I should just make less because there's no benefit to making more. Maybe I should just

00:58:04.820 make less and just try to live more simply because I'm too afraid to like figure out how

00:58:11.700 to manage my money. And it seems like they're going to take more from me and everything else.

00:58:15.080 And I'm like, Oh my God, what is happening? This is so crazy. Um, but I do want to end on a high

00:58:20.760 note. And that is with one of my absolute favorite bands. I'm not playing their music or I'll get in

00:58:28.120 trouble, but it's Metallica. Yes, people, Metallica. You should see my playlist. I'm

00:58:33.140 all over the place, but long time Metallica fan. And I love James Hetfield so much and they're on

00:58:40.280 tour. And, um, I just want you to hear what James Hetfield said at his concert, since everybody has

00:58:46.760 something to say, and I would like to thank him for not forcing me to never listen to them again.

00:58:52.720 here we go. We're grateful for that, your travels, the money you spent, the time it took.

00:58:59.660 Thanks for coming to celebrate with us. And I just got to say, Metallica is not here like some

00:59:06.880 other entertainers to influence you with their bullshit. Okay. We are here. No bullshit. We're 1.00

00:59:21.040 here to forget about all the outside shit, okay? Metallica's agenda is love, energy, and heavy 0.99

00:59:33.840 music, baby!

00:59:43.020 Heck yeah. Heck yeah, James Hetfield. Love you. Any Metallica fans out there in the chat?

00:59:49.360 because, oh my God, put my earphones on and blasted into my brain. I'm so excited when that

00:59:55.580 happens. That's what I want. If I want to be entertained, I don't want to know about your

01:00:00.780 political nonsense. I don't care. Entertain me. And Owen, Prince was getting pretty preachy at 0.93

01:00:10.300 the end and I was not enjoying it. I don't think he went too far into politics, maybe a couple

01:00:16.820 times but a lot of it was just more religious so or culture yeah but i think you know to me i i

01:00:23.580 would say like that that was more because of his religious faith and how he wanted to make sure he

01:00:29.420 was living the life that he was pre you know like saying that he that people should live but um you

01:00:36.860 know i do think more entertainers should just stick to what they do and not be all about trying

01:00:41.620 to influence politics that has nothing to do with their art it has nothing to do with their music

01:00:45.460 Like, I think it's even worse when they start writing songs with political messages that they just try to influence politics that way.

01:00:51.880 And, you know, I think they are supposed to be entertainers and that's what they should be focused on doing.

01:00:57.780 Mm-hmm. Um, I would like to say to Steamer Mongo, um, some top songs would be Nothing

01:01:06.840 Else Matters, um, Enter Sandman, and, um, oh, what's a good one for someone starting out with

01:01:16.080 Metallica? Start off with Nothing Else Matters and Enter Sandman. Those are really fun. But wait,

01:01:21.080 what's the one that, like, freaks me out? I love it so much. I start screaming in my car. I'm like,

01:01:25.860 yes i can't even think of the name of it it's so funny but yes metallica and by the way marcella

01:01:31.940 did you know that bruce springsteen um what's that song born in the usa we play all fourth of

01:01:39.140 july long is like an anti-america song and i'm like do you guys know this is an anti-america

01:01:45.780 song like what are we doing playing it all the time i was with us yeah yeah that that would be

01:01:52.740 I just wanted to make a correction in regards to Mike Rogers.

01:01:56.460 He's not the current Senator.

01:01:57.720 He was a former Congressman of Michigan.

01:02:01.560 The current Senator, they are replacing, I believe, Gary Peters.

01:02:07.320 But maybe I'll correct that, too.

01:02:10.020 We'll stay tuned.

01:02:11.980 I need to go.

01:02:13.540 All right-o.

01:02:14.980 Bye-o.

01:02:16.480 Yes, it's Master of Puppets, you guys.

01:02:18.700 That's the other song that, oh, so good.

01:02:21.760 Master.

01:02:22.120 oh, I can't sing it. I'll get in trouble. Okay. So I'm going to, I'm going to play some Metallica

01:02:26.380 when I leave because now I'm like all jacked up and ready to go. Are you playing Metallica now?

01:02:31.400 I'm in my head. I am. It's blaring and I'm so excited. Um, all right, you guys, we did it.

01:02:38.320 Another Tuesday in the books. Um, oh my God, you guys, I love this chat. I can't wait to go back

01:02:44.580 and read you guys. So many times I've told you this, like I, when I go back and read, I want to

01:02:49.020 hit reply to your comments so bad and answer things that you've been saying or laugh at it.

01:02:54.460 I can't chunks. We'll get demonetized. Stella loves Enter Salmon. Yes, she does.

01:03:01.520 All right. So start with the Black Album. The Black Album is a great place to start.

01:03:06.140 Okay, you guys. So Marcella, by the way, I think this is your color, this light blue.

01:03:13.180 All of them are my color.

01:03:15.080 I mean, honestly, it's true, but this is a beautiful color on you. I love it.

01:03:20.600 Thank you. And I like the little twisty top. And Mindy wants you to know there's one top that you

01:03:27.640 wear and she has the same one and she gets very excited when you wear it. She's like,

01:03:32.060 Oh, she needs to tell me which one so I can wear it tomorrow.

01:03:34.260 Okay. I'll tell you later. Okay. So I am going to read all your comments later. They look fun

01:03:41.260 and Juicy. And we, Marcel and I, and on behalf of Owen, want to say thank you so much for being

01:03:47.820 here today. And we want to say thank you to Scott and to Shelly for allowing this show to continue

01:03:54.540 and to everybody that shows up here now live in the chat or just listening or commuting or

01:04:00.840 whatever you're doing. Thank you so much. And everybody that watches the replay, there's a lot

01:04:06.700 of you. And it's very heartwarming. Thank you so much for coming in. Marcella and I will be here

01:04:12.740 holding down the fort tomorrow. And I believe we have a juicy Scott. Uh, I don't know if it's a

01:04:18.640 whiteboard or not, but we have a, it's juicy. So bring a napkin. It's juicy. Um, clip tomorrow with

01:04:25.100 Scott and, uh, let's have a closing sip to our very beloved Scott Adams to Scott, to Scott.

01:04:33.460 all right guys marcella can you stay for a song or you have to bolt

01:04:41.540 no i have to go okay i have to go like 10 minutes ago bye marcella love you see you tomorrow

01:04:47.860 take care okay you guys so what should we do what should we do okay let's find a song

01:04:54.300 let me see if i see one i wish i could play metallica that would be amazing

01:05:02.000 Oh, maybe Akira could do like a Metallica Scott mashup.

01:05:07.400 I'm going to see what songs you guys write.

01:05:10.220 And if you want to stay, amazing.

01:05:13.420 Let's see.

01:05:14.240 Let's see.

01:05:15.600 You're naked and ready.

01:05:17.100 Oh my goodness.

01:05:19.380 Okay.

01:05:19.980 Thanks, you guys.

01:05:20.740 So sweet.

01:05:22.260 I'm a guest.

01:05:23.980 Anything can happen.

01:05:26.140 Stella.

01:05:28.660 How does she know?

01:05:30.140 I feed her so much food before the show, you guys. Okay. Let's see. Anything can happen.

01:05:37.980 Where are you? I'm looking. I'm looking. I swear. Sometimes they don't show up. See,

01:05:47.740 I don't see it. All right. So pick your second one, you guys, because it's not here.

01:05:53.140 I don't know why that happens. It's strange. Maybe because it's rumble.

01:06:00.140 Let me see. Oh. Sample Stella. That would be hysterical. No other recommendations in the

01:06:14.160 chat. Should I just pick one? I'm going to. Let's do do something. Do something coming in hot.

01:06:26.340 Yes, Quantum.

01:06:27.280 have you heard the phrase freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose

01:06:34.720 you've heard that right

01:06:37.820 freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose

01:06:44.140 how about that college class you were going to sign up for how about that sport you wanted to

01:06:50.200 get involved in how about that motorcycle you wanted too dangerous right you're free

01:06:55.480 you're free every one of you who is depressed and anxious you're free

01:07:05.080 you're free because nothing you do will be worse than the way you feel right now

01:07:13.680 do something do something dangerous psychologically dangerous take a chance put yourself out there

01:07:21.860 Flame out. Get killed. Just get smashed. Just go do it. You're free. 1.00

01:07:28.780 Freedom's just another word. There's nothing left to live.

01:07:33.100 You're free. Do something. Do something.

01:07:38.420 Freedom's just another word. There's nothing left to live.

01:07:42.700 You're free. Do something. Do something.

01:07:48.420 If you want to meet people, here's the best way to do it.

01:07:50.860 You have to join activities.

01:07:53.520 There is no other way to meet people and form lasting friendships.

01:07:59.880 Hear this clearly.

01:08:01.560 There's no other way to do it.

01:08:03.560 You have to join an activity, a club, a sport, a gym, an organization, a political movement, nothing else.

01:08:15.860 You can't just make a friend.

01:08:18.080 like good luck you could try what i don't think i've ever seen at work

01:08:23.980 hearing good things about you i think we could be friends

01:08:29.860 do something do something enjoy the thing make a sport form a club of your own

01:08:39.980 just go do it you're free

01:08:44.700 Why would you not form a club of your own?

01:09:07.520 Because you're afraid nobody would come, right?

01:09:10.720 What's the difference? 0.98

01:09:12.260 You're as good as dead. 0.99

01:09:13.480 You're depressed, you're anxious, you hate your life 0.99

01:09:16.140 You're thinking about putting a

01:09:17.660 I can't say it out here, but

01:09:19.440 You're thinking about

01:09:20.660 Maybe life isn't worth it

01:09:22.680 You're afraid

01:09:24.440 You're absolutely afraid

01:09:27.560 Go have some fun

01:09:29.660 Freedom's just another word

01:09:35.040 For nothing less to lose

01:09:37.040 You're afraid

01:09:38.780 Do something

01:09:41.140 Do something

01:09:43.480 Freedom is just another word for nothing left to live.

01:09:47.480 You're free.

01:09:49.480 Do something.

01:09:51.480 Do something.

01:09:52.480 Now, I gotta tell you, I've used this technique a number of times

01:10:15.220 And man, does it work

01:10:16.400 It really works

01:10:17.820 You're free

01:10:18.840 Just remember that people criticizing you are narcissists

01:10:22.220 they are broken. Don't let it break you. You've got some techniques now, and I think

01:10:29.380 you're going to be a lot better. Go get yourself some friends, and you'll find your mental health

01:10:33.860 problems feel a lot better. Go get involved in something. Join a group. Form a group. Be the

01:10:40.100 boss. That is your advice for the day, and I will talk to you.

01:10:44.160 love you scott i love akira love you guys like we're look we're in a group right here we are

01:10:57.100 but i love that so um i'm trying to convince a friend to do that too she i would love to see

01:11:04.740 her join some kind of group and just to like i don't know commune with people and not even like

01:11:11.580 make friends, but like just make acquaintances and just get out there. So I like that. Oh,

01:11:17.160 you guys are the cutest, sweetest ever. All right, you guys, thank you for a great show today to you

01:11:25.140 guys. I appreciate all of you so much. And we'll be back tomorrow morning. I always think in my

01:11:32.820 head, God willing. And you guys have a great, great, great day. Think positive thoughts,

01:11:38.420 author yourself, and be unafraid, okay? Okay. Bye, guys. Bye-bye.

01:11:54.600 Stella is creating chaos. I'm afraid. Okay, here I go.

01:12:08.420 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 13, 2026

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