00:08:24.980So I'm going to take you to my whiteboard, and I'm going to solve racism for you.
00:08:31.640Sure, maybe not all at once, but the cumulative effect will be a complete solution to racism.
00:08:40.680It comes from understanding it like this.
00:08:45.200So some of this you've seen before, but I'm going to package it better.
00:08:48.740You have a brain. It's a big old lump of stuff inside your skull.0.99
00:08:53.580Your brain is a pattern recognition machine, but it's not a very good one, and that's where all our problems come from.
00:09:02.580So your brain doesn't have a choice of being biased.
00:09:07.400It's designed to be biased, because you can't do a scientific controlled experiment for all of the thousands of decisions you make every day,
00:09:17.500from whether to cross the street, how to start your car,
00:09:21.340what clothes you put on, thousands of decisions every day.
00:09:24.740And you don't have any data or scientific studies, so you use your bias.
00:09:30.440You say to yourself, well, the last five times I did whatever, it worked out well,
00:12:06.500It might change over time as you have new experiences and they cause new or revised
00:12:11.920biases, but you're always going to have bias. But what you can do is make sure that your filters
00:12:17.720are strong. Your moral filter says, no, I don't want to treat people with bias. So I'll use my
00:12:25.380higher level thinking to try to tamp down that instinct. You can put your social filter on it
00:12:32.080and say, no, I want to be a good person. All my friends are good people. I want to be a good
00:12:38.760person. I don't want to be that kind of person. So I'll use my social filter to tamp down my bias.
00:12:45.880And then there's a practical filter, which is how would society work if we just go around
00:12:51.740discriminating against each other for race or anything else? It doesn't work very well.
00:12:56.200So from a practical perspective, if you want to have a better world, of course you want to tamp down your bias because it just works better.
00:13:06.140If somebody comes in and asks for a job, do you want to lose the possibility that you could have hired the best employee you'd ever had because you were being biased?
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00:23:22.980everything just ties into current day because the racism stuff, obviously, and drop any emoji
00:23:30.160you want in the chat. If you are not black and you are experiencing racism toward you now
00:23:40.800on a level you've never seen, because that's my experience. So it's just interesting how racism
00:23:48.820is not evolving, but devolving. And then he's talking about free speech. It's like still such
00:23:54.780an issue. And I actually am following Michael Schellenberger, who's in Australia. And they're
00:24:02.040trying to um i don't know gaslight their citizens so he he's been following them around and they're
00:24:11.360like oh free speech no we're we're allowed to generate bots on our social media that actually
00:24:17.540gaslight their citizens into believing propaganda and they're actually passing a law about this
00:24:23.720so scott was just always trying to help and um i don't know i love it i love what he did so
00:24:30.700uh owen you tell me first because i missed the first half although i've heard it but
00:24:35.900um evergreen with scott well i think what he said is true i think um i i know as you mentioned
00:24:45.060before you you started the cliff he's had a number of like attempts at this over the years
00:24:50.860and it certainly changed form um from what he said there but i think um you know it's interesting to
00:24:59.680me just that like i feel like when i grew up you know because i was born in 1970 and so i grew up
00:25:08.060in the 70s 80s 90s you know when i was young i i just i never really felt like there was a lot
00:25:12.820of racism now certainly you could say i wasn't in the areas where it was happening i'm not you
00:25:17.500know coming from a poor background or where it may be the worst in some areas of the country but
00:25:22.480culturally at least it just wasn't at the forefront like it you know nothing there was
00:25:28.120no news about it there was no media about it tv shows movies comedy like you know you'd have
00:25:34.600i don't know eddie murphy raw like he would be making fun of what i would consider black culture
00:25:40.100and um it it wasn't a big deal it was just funny everybody liked it and it didn't matter what color
00:25:46.000your skin was like it wasn't this team sport thing that it seems like we have now and right um so i
00:25:51.800just would say i'd maybe add to that a little bit to say it almost seems like there are incentives
00:25:57.580for promoting racism today, like follow the money sort of stuff where it's like, okay,
00:26:02.640why are people pushing this opposition? Maybe it's for political power. Maybe it's for money
00:26:09.240because there's plenty of examples that are grifting off this sort of thing. But it seems
00:26:14.100like it was intentionally brought back. And I agree with you that there is anti-white racism0.66
00:26:20.420and anti-male sexism and all the things like that going on as well. And there has been,
00:26:27.580for a long time, frankly. But I think, I don't know, I guess I don't experience it on a daily
00:26:32.300basis. Yeah. Not on a daily basis, but that's what you're seeing now. I feel like, Marcella,
00:26:39.040when I'm watching just like these exclusively Black situations where it's like, no, this is0.75
00:26:48.580for the Black people. And we don't want white people at our graduation. And we want dorms with0.99
00:26:56.500just black people and you know what that's fine if that's what you want but you know let's not0.67
00:27:02.520act like that's not going backwards and i don't know loser think i don't know i don't know if
00:27:10.560you experience it marcella in any weird way um racism you mean or or what yeah all of it just
00:27:18.200yeah i mean even yesterday i was uh there was an opposing counsel that wanted to put me down
00:27:25.000because I have a huge accent, Marcela, and you must be from Puerto Rico.
00:27:31.080You know, I, I, I, you know, I am more, I don't care what people think, but at the end of the
00:27:38.300day, I think biases and what we would call racism is just survival. Like it's our instincts.
00:27:46.840If you are walking, you know, the, the famous like sample example, if you are a woman and
00:27:53.420you're walking through a street and there's a huge black guy or a huge white guy coming towards you,
00:27:59.440you're going to be more hesitant about where you are or maybe cross the street. So some of the
00:28:05.740biases that are called unquote racist are actually your survival instinct. And in regards to
00:28:14.420the thing, there's another point I want to make is that he talks about his ideas and how they will
00:28:21.060last throughout that they will live within us and that's so true yesterday on x jimmy jimmy door
00:28:29.900mentioned that he was on october 12 scott's calendar and it's amazing because he was making
00:28:37.380fun of jimmy he was calling him jimmy boar because i guess they had differences with each other in
00:28:44.300regards to covet and then william shatner i'm not sure if it's william shatner on x account
00:28:49.940you know but he mentioned scott and because somebody mentioned about scott regarding cancer
00:28:56.560and it was wonderful to see that he remains alive and will remain alive through all of us
00:29:02.320you know and it's helpful but in regards to the whole situation where you're saying erica about
00:29:10.160like oh we only want black people in this dorm room then they should not have a problem with
00:29:18.660having all white people in one dorm. Like if it's good for you, it should be good for them.0.67
00:29:25.500You know, it's not racist. Maybe you just want to be with your people or whatever you want to call.
00:29:30.780I want to highlight that Marcella, because listen, I, you know, I, I just don't understand why it's
00:29:37.940so crazy to people that think that, that they can't understand that there just are different
00:29:42.500cultural differences sometimes between people and it's okay you know like when i'm around my
00:29:49.620my italian people it's like such a vibe and it's so funny um you know you're like what
00:29:57.940and you know like i've i watch black culture on every show i've ever watched and it's like
00:30:03.620they're even in their tv shows and everything else since i've been watching them talk about
00:30:08.100their own culture and i'm not like offended that they have their own culture or that they use
00:30:13.220different hair products i don't care if you want to make your hair look everybody's different
00:30:17.780yeah everybody's different and the man yesterday if you must know he's iranian so he's not even
00:30:24.900from here just let's say i didn't touch that i didn't go there i didn't go hey we're glad we're
00:30:30.980fighting you against you know i didn't go there i could have i could have but i took the high
00:30:36.580High road. Yeah. Yeah. Good for you, Marcella. So that being said, yes, Scott always was pointing
00:30:44.600out, you know, the ways that you could just like use these things to your advantage and like not
00:30:50.340let them bother you or, you know, get, give yourself a leg up. If, if people are going to
00:30:55.680be like, Oh, you're black DEI be like, hell yeah. I'm looking for the CEO position. Just run with0.98
00:31:01.540you know? Me too. Yeah. They're like, you're not Latina enough, Marcella. Oh, okay. My politics
00:31:10.100must be showing. Thanks for you, Marcella. So, and a funny little tie-in. I didn't even hear this.
00:31:19.600I heard this clip a while ago, but I didn't hear the whole thing today. But let's just do a moment
00:31:24.760with King Randall, who loves Scott. I do believe this is about race. So let's hear what he says.
00:31:31.540They said black kids don't benefit from the inclusion of white people and I completely disagree because what exactly am I supposed to be teaching the boys?
00:31:38.800Like that somebody of another race ain't got nothing they can contribute to your life or anything like that.
00:31:43.340This comment came from a video where I was explaining why it's not wrong for me to have white children in our program.1.00
00:31:49.080Y'all got to understand, you know, these boys are going to grow up and they're going to live in a world with people who don't even look like them.0.85
00:31:54.360They're going to have white teachers, black teachers, white coaches, black coaches, Hispanic co-workers, Asian doctors, etc.0.95
00:31:59.580They're going to work for people who don't look like them. They're going to lead people who don't look like them0.93
00:32:03.680They're going to live beside people who don't look like them and hopefully build friendships with people who don't look like them0.86
00:32:08.580So yes, my black boys can benefit from knowing white boys and my white boys can benefit from knowing black boys0.86
00:32:13.620Human beings can learn from other human beings and I think that's where we keep messing up0.74
00:32:17.300We so determined to decide which race needs the other one more that we teaching the kids to look across the room and see race
00:32:22.380Before they ever get an opportunity to see the person and i'm not interested in that0.90
00:32:25.920If these boys can grow up together, learn together, disagree together, understand each other's experiences, and become better men together, I see absolutely nothing wrong with that.1.00
00:32:34.220I'm not raising these boys for a black world.0.99
00:32:36.020I'm not raising them for a white world.0.86
00:32:37.340I'm preparing them for the world that they're going to actually live in, and that world is going to have everybody in it.0.99
00:32:54.880And it goes back to what I was saying about just the way things I thought used to be, because it seemed like that was our culture for a while, was that we weren't seeing race first, and we weren't trying to separate things by race first.
00:33:09.000And it just seems like it's gone in the wrong direction since then.
00:35:30.260Ugh. Dumb and dumber. You guys, Harris has been traveling across the country this year,1.00
00:35:38.140first on her book tour for her campaign memoir, and currently to support fellow Democrats.
00:35:43.700Sure. That was for you, Spotify. So, okay. There's so much in that stupid clip that I just can't
00:35:52.620stand. But yeah, no, we need to pack the court and the electoral college. And then Kiki goes,1.00
00:36:00.260yeah, what's going on? It's like, what? I feel like we need like an electoral college lesson
00:36:07.860for the masses. I don't understand. So, I mean, Owen, you love that clip, didn't you?
00:36:15.820You could just make that your ringtone. What's going on?
00:36:19.960It's certainly an issue that like with both the Supreme Court packing and the electoral college,
00:36:25.340where it's like, it just demonstrates that they don't understand the fundamental structure of
00:36:29.560our government like it it's like if you it seems like it should be obvious that if you pack the
00:36:36.640supreme court it stops being the supreme court it just starts being like another house of
00:36:41.140representatives eventually because you're just going to keep packing it and packing it and
00:36:44.340packing it every time one side thinks they're losing and doesn't think they're going to get
00:36:48.120control of it again soon they're going to pack it they're going to just make it go to their side and
00:36:52.740then eventually it's a political organization it's not independent it's not about the law anymore
00:36:57.300It's just about how many people can I get on there and how many people can you get on there? And it's going to ruin the entire function of it. And Electoral College is the same thing. There was a very intentional reason that we put that in place to make sure that it wasn't just going to be the popular vote that would matter because then you might have only cities, for example, that would be important to politicians and they wouldn't care about any rural issues.
00:37:20.900They wouldn't care about that because it doesn't add up mathematically now to make sense to say, I'm going to pay attention to that.
00:37:27.100Like you're going to go where the most population is and you're going to care about the issues that the biggest population centers care about.
00:37:34.440And it's really just a way of the Democrats love it, of course, because they're the ones all clustered in the big cities.
00:37:41.480That's where all the blue states come from is from these big clusters of Democrats in the cities.
00:47:44.900And so, and it does seem like, I think I've seen at least a few stories where they're saying, hey, this all isn't right. Like they're oversampling Democrats or they're doing something to it to make it seem different than how it actually is.
00:47:58.880and um i think iowa might have been one of those examples where it's like wait a second this isn't
00:48:04.000right like this isn't accurate um and so i think there is a lot of propaganda out there
00:48:10.940and i think it is important that we try and keep control of at least the senate but but hopefully
00:48:18.300also the house and um i do think it's possible i mean i really you know there's been lots of
00:48:24.200doom and gloom stories saying oh it's it's a lock for the democrats they're going to win no matter
00:48:28.300what um i don't really think that's the case i don't know whether they're going to win or not
00:48:33.540but i've seen several people with opinions on the other side of that saying you know that this isn't
00:48:41.300going to happen that way it's not going to be some sort of blue waves and um so let's let's make it
00:48:47.520happen let's get let's get out there and and make it you know keep control of congress and keep these
00:48:53.960bad things that lara was just talking about from happening because they are going to try i mean if
00:48:59.140they have any kind of power they're going to try and do those things and it's going to be difficult
00:49:03.880to get a lot of it through i think because many of these things would have to be signed by president
00:49:08.900trump even if they got through the house and the senate and i think it's harder a harder case for
00:49:15.340for the democrats to take the senate but every step of that is just another part of the battle
00:49:19.980And anywhere we can stop them, we should. And I think the other side of that is that if you want Trump's agenda to be enshrined in law and be harder to undo when the next president goes over to the Democrats, which will probably happen someday.
00:49:32.340I hope it's not in 28, but it will probably happen at some point. You've seen what's been happening recently.
00:49:38.300When Biden got in office, he undid almost everything that Trump did in his first term, and it took time for Trump to unwind all of that bad stuff that Biden put in place.
00:49:48.040But the same thing was happening, and if it does flip in 28 to a Democrat, hopefully not, but if it does, then they're going to say, okay, all those executive orders are out the window.
00:49:57.340We're going to go right back to the way it was when Biden was in office, and we're going to keep pushing in that direction.
00:50:01.260And so, you know, they're going to do everything they can to try and pack the Supreme Court and to, you know, try and abolish the Electoral College.
00:50:10.040I'm not sure how they pull that off, but you never know.
00:50:12.760The Democrats right now seem like they're just ready to throw everything out the window and just screw the Constitution.0.99
00:50:19.260You have to vote, like assume that they're going to make that happen because they are liars and cheaters.1.00
00:50:26.760OK, and like, I'm not sorry for saying it, but you're liars and cheaters, Democrats.0.99
00:50:31.360And you have to understand that they will lie and cheat their way into changing the0.99
00:50:37.660electoral college or gerrymandering or packing the Supreme Court.
00:50:43.420They will do all this stuff because they are not like she said, they're never going to
00:50:49.700they're, you know, they'll cheat their way to locking in that we'll have, we'll have Democrat
00:50:55.380rule for eternity. I'm not even kidding. So I, I'm praying, I am praying so hard that once again,
00:51:03.960I'm going to be so proud of America that there's still enough of us left that are like just zipping
00:51:09.200our lip and we just know how we're going to vote. And, you know, we want to preserve our way of life
00:51:13.980and our constitution and that it'll go the way that it should go, which is not to just say to
00:51:21.420the Republicans, but to preserve America. That's my hope. But if we don't get out and vote, it's
00:51:28.680not going to happen. So we only have 10 minutes left, you guys. I have two clips left I want to
00:51:35.760try to get to if that's okay. So the first one I want to play, you know, there's not many journalists
00:51:40.980that I fully endorse and back. But Michael Schellenberger is definitely one that I
00:51:47.780love and I recommend. So I pretty much could tell you if he's doing a story,
00:51:55.100you can bank on it. He's a real journalist. So he's been in Australia. Like I told you,
00:52:00.780why this matters to us is just Australia wants to censor what we're doing in America. They want to
00:52:08.700censor their own people. The UK is doing this stuff now. It's a, it's, I hate the term. It's
00:52:14.660a slippery slope, but if everybody starts censoring their own people and it's catching
00:52:19.560on like wildfire, you can guarantee you get those Democrats in and they want to censor what we're
00:52:25.620hearing just like they did with Twitter, where like I literally said when Mike Pence ran for
00:52:30.760president and he sucked so bad in his debate, I literally wrote stick a fork in them. He's done.
00:52:36.600that's a saying, and I was suspended for two weeks for threatening harm to Mike Pence. I'm like,
00:52:42.100oh my God. So it starts with something stupid, but we were censored and we were self-censoring0.99
00:52:49.920ourselves and holding back. So it's important. But here's Michael Schellenberger. If you go look0.99
00:52:55.420at his timeline right now, he's got extensive coverage of this, but this is just like a minute
00:53:00.460with him talking to someone else about what's going on over there.
00:53:04.120The communications minister, Annika Wells, said it was to prevent eating disorders among 14-year-olds. But like, you've already banned social media for under 16. So what are we talking about here? The other example we heard today was to prevent the broadcasting of an execution of this person in the United States, Nidal Hasan. And then we said, we were like, well, so why do you want to censor that? And it was clear they had never thought of it. It was just obviously we have to censor that. Why do you have to censor that?
00:53:32.220they said because we want to prevent copycat killings yeah that's right i mean the lack of
00:53:35.580specificity really gives the game away yeah they want to be able to censor whatever it is that they
00:53:39.880want to send yes so it's it's just designed to capture anything and everything depending on what
00:53:44.580the government wants yeah it has it's like a really kind of childlike view of things it's like
00:53:48.960well this is to censor bad things and that's about as far as their thinking is gone yeah that's that's
00:53:55.060why the law really just has to be abandoned in full it can't be fixed with any minor amendments
00:53:59.780no it's um yeah it doesn't have a clear intent behind it other than to stop bad things from
00:54:06.960happening in the world and that's just not good enough so there you have it it's a disproportionate
00:54:11.080unjustifiable law that needs to be abandoned in full so he's over there and he's questioning
00:54:18.360everybody and he's like well what about when um you know the other side gets power and then they
00:54:25.900do this to you. And, and what he's finding is, is the politicians are trying to create a law to
00:54:32.380shelter themselves as nothing to do with the people. It's, they don't want negative things
00:54:37.820being said about them. And that's a, that's very dangerous, Marcella, you know, it's so different.
00:54:44.840So we're so lucky to be in America. That's what I was going to say is that,
00:54:50.800You know, going back to Kamala, she talks about the United States Constitution and she talks about it like it's just, you know, whatever.
00:55:00.640The U.S. Constitution is the top document in the world.
00:55:06.320Like it protects and it's a negative constitution, meaning that it tells the government what it can't do to us.
00:55:14.900Australia, similar type of constitution, but no implicit right of freedom of speech.
00:55:20.800So you're starting off badly in Australia.
00:55:25.680So you can't really go, oh, well, I have First Amendment rights.