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00:00:30.000 live okay good morning look at mary can good morning good morning good monday morning

00:00:41.520 it's monday again it's so weird how the weeks work that way you know

00:00:46.720 and look our brother's back owen just found out that he's our brother i said i just found out

00:00:54.100 he's my brother so to marcella i well i did say work brother let's put it that way you know he's

00:00:59.840 like our work husband we're not as far as i know i was like owen you abandoned your work sisters

00:01:08.480 all week we didn't hear from you i didn't like it so we had to have a talking to are we married to

00:01:14.960 owen sapal i don't think you're supposed to marry your brother marcella

00:01:20.160 ilan omar taught us you're not supposed to marry your brother you could get in trouble for that

00:01:24.720 i mean do what you want but all right i think we're all getting in here

00:01:31.840 i'll look at the low oh geez alien baby that's scary um so we had a a great weekend owen had

00:01:39.360 the after party on saturday i heard that was a lot of fun i tried to listen as much as i could

00:01:44.800 um but it sounded like a good time owen how'd you guys do yeah it was good um we talked about

00:01:50.400 about a lot of different topics.

00:01:51.540 I know the session with Walter Kern came up

00:01:54.380 and how he isn't necessarily aligned

00:01:56.200 with our views on Islam,

00:01:57.800 but I'm guessing he'll get there

00:01:59.760 when he sees more of it.

00:02:01.100 But it'll probably just take a while.

00:02:02.640 Oh, I wish I heard that part.

00:02:04.320 I was hoping to catch in

00:02:06.440 if Jim Wyman was going to say something about it,

00:02:10.220 but I didn't hear anything about that with Jim.

00:02:13.740 No, he didn't.

00:02:14.740 But I mean, my take was just that

00:02:16.120 I do think it's a kind of a,

00:02:17.920 For someone who doesn't already know about all of it, I think it is a hard thing to concisely explain.

00:02:23.940 You kind of have to go through all this history and what's in the Koran and how people really are wanting Sharia law and all the actual things that have happened, like honor killings and female mutilation, all these other things that are just extreme and radical. 0.73

00:02:40.760 And also just that they do have a deliberate plan to basically, you know, invade other countries and take them over over time. And we do see it happening in Europe. And I think we're starting to see it here. But it's like when it's in the early stages, I can understand why someone who, you know, grew up with all this freedom of religion and everything else that would just be kind of resisting jumping to that conclusion that it's a huge problem. 0.73

00:03:06.660 Well, for me, the early stages were like right after 9-11 happened.

00:03:11.240 But anyway, you guys, let's have a sip because I am so discombobulated today.

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00:03:54.880 Yeah, was I lying?

00:03:56.680 No, it was just as good as I told you it would be.

00:04:00.160 And it is every single time.

00:04:04.080 It's sort of a miracle.

00:04:06.100 It is sort of a miracle if you look at it that way. It is. Oh, good.

00:04:11.740 How did he do it every single time?

00:04:13.300 I mean, he's a miracle worker. What can I tell you? So good morning, everybody. My name is Erica.

00:04:19.620 You're at the Scott Adams School, and I am joined by the home team, Marcella and Owen,

00:04:25.840 the families back together again. We have so much to do this week, and the news just won't slow down,

00:04:34.780 although I beg it to, it won't. So I figured we have to start off on a light note and then I just

00:04:42.780 have some things I want to catch up on and we have new news. So new news, that felt weird.

00:04:48.300 Okay. So you guys look how sweet this is a man with Alzheimer's is what the caption was telling

00:04:55.680 me. But like his little best companion in the world is his kitty and look how sweet they are

00:05:02.560 together. Look how it looks at them. Aw, precious angels. Aw, you gotta love a cat. And by the way,

00:05:19.920 maybe the caption was just juiced up to make us love this more. And he doesn't have Alzheimer's,

00:05:27.040 He just loves this cat.

00:05:28.020 That's what I'm going to say.

00:05:31.180 Aw, see?

00:05:32.100 He remembered his pants.

00:05:36.160 You guys, so cats, they are so sweet.

00:05:40.140 And like the more you interact with them and chat with them, they become like little dogs.

00:05:44.480 Like people are like, oh, they're so standoffish.

00:05:46.800 Look at this.

00:05:47.660 Bless.

00:05:49.060 So I just wanted to shout out for the cats.

00:05:51.440 Yeah.

00:05:53.340 Marcella, don't you love that?

00:05:55.280 He must be a boy cat.

00:05:57.040 Boy cats are really sweet.

00:05:59.460 It's been my impression.

00:06:01.420 I think you're right.

00:06:02.740 Having both now, yeah. 1.00

00:06:04.120 What's going on with the female cats? 1.00

00:06:06.700 They're pitchy. 1.00

00:06:08.580 They're rough.

00:06:10.280 They're tough.

00:06:10.920 Independent.

00:06:11.420 Independent.

00:06:12.420 Yeah, very independent.

00:06:14.040 They shout.

00:06:15.340 Mm-hmm.

00:06:16.380 You guys, my mom said thank you so, so much.

00:06:19.360 She had a hip replacement surgery from the fall,

00:06:23.300 and she was in so much pain the day before the surgery. And I said, mom, I swear this time

00:06:29.420 tomorrow night, you're going to feel so much better. And sure enough, they had to replace

00:06:33.620 her whole hip and, um, she felt so much better. And she's been like walking up and down the

00:06:40.400 hallways and doing her exercise. And I think she can probably go home today, but she was just like,

00:06:46.540 oh, everyone's so nice. So thank you. I want to say thank you for sending her well wishes and

00:06:51.720 prayers. And I said, go get your other hip done now and you'll be good to go as a preventative

00:06:58.340 measure. But thank you so much, y'all. Okay. So I came across this other clip and it's of Jerry

00:07:06.480 Seinfeld talking to Sebastian Maniscalco. And I was just kind of laughing at it because I feel

00:07:14.000 I want to get the take of you guys and the chat. This is kind of more of like a social experiment

00:07:20.560 just to see how you guys feel in these situations um let's take a listen and then we'll chat about

00:07:26.180 it if i had not gotten married i never would have gone anywhere with anyone yeah so you don't even

00:07:32.380 like people at the the house like i mean the i know i know your wife has people over every night

00:07:38.200 okay are you there i'm there i dress nice i i i might i have a glass of white wine instantly

00:07:47.640 the second they walk in give me a glass of white wine and then i'm okay okay so do you do you have

00:07:54.920 wine when people absolutely doesn't that help you a lot it does but i actually am a little different

00:07:59.980 than you that i actually enjoy hosting i like to be i like to yes because you like to put things

00:08:07.280 out yes you like to to be gracious and and have people well a comedian is a host in a way you're

00:08:14.800 hosting that night for those people yeah and everything that happens in that room is to your 0.96

00:08:20.380 design yeah right so i guess we do like hosting i just don't like i i can't take the bullshit 0.61

00:08:26.600 conversation no let's talk about something let's fig let's let's get into something how are you 0.61

00:08:32.560 how are you who cares how anybody is yeah no i i agree i what about couples dinners how do you do

00:08:39.700 with those oh couple's dinners uh to me the couple's dinner is arranged when one of you

00:08:46.440 relates to one half of the other couple and everybody else just hangs on to the side of the

00:08:51.960 lifeboat yeah i love that so i was watching that and it's funny because lately i've been kind of

00:09:00.260 going through this like metamorphosis of my own when i say lately i'll say like the last

00:09:04.580 year. And like when he said the bullshit conversations, I am suffering so hard from 0.98

00:09:14.420 an aversion to bullshit conversations that I'm coming out of my skin. And so that was like the 0.99

00:09:21.740 first thing I wanted to hit on with the two of you. It's like sometimes like, yeah, how are you?

00:09:27.040 How are you? And he says, who cares? Like, who cares how anyone is? Like, let's talk about

00:09:31.120 something good. Do you guys ever feel this way? Or do you like the small talk? Are you good with

00:09:37.260 that? I'm just curious. So Owen, I'm going to come to you first. I used to really hate small

00:09:44.220 talk when I was younger. And then I kind of realized through like reading Dale Carnegie

00:09:48.380 books and other things, the purpose of it. And once I kind of understood that it's sort of like

00:09:52.800 a dance, it's like, you know, you have to start out slow, you have to kind of get to know each

00:09:56.440 other and just ease into the conversation. It's like a social lubricant sort of thing. And

00:10:01.840 I just accept it for what it is. I wouldn't say I enjoy it. Like I wouldn't say like,

00:10:06.600 oh, I'm really looking forward to that small talk, but I don't dread it. And I don't hate it

00:10:11.360 because I just realized that's just how social interactions work.

00:10:15.100 But is there a point where your timer's like, okay, we did the niceties, the salutations and

00:10:20.200 greetings, like let's talk about something. Or are you okay with small talk like for a whole

00:10:24.600 dinner party um i i would much prefer to have a substantive conversation about something and yes

00:10:29.960 i would reach a point where i'm not doing the you know small talk stuff i think to me that's a

00:10:34.780 couple of minutes you know it's like you just ask how their weekend was or what they're up to or

00:10:39.500 whatever and but i think you know depending on the type of conversation it may or may not be like

00:10:45.520 let's talk about politics like when we're on this show we have kind of an agenda of the types of

00:10:49.460 stuff we talk about but if i'm just like at a dinner party or whatever then it might be just

00:10:54.200 talking about the other person and seeing where the conversation goes. And it doesn't necessarily

00:10:59.640 have to be set like, okay, let's go here. But I would say my nature is that I would very much

00:11:05.900 rather have a deep one-on-one conversation with someone and get into something deep with them

00:11:10.740 rather than just a light, not really substantive conversation. I would feel like that's just a

00:11:16.380 waste of time. Yeah. So Marcella, for me, I think sometimes I feel like people who are,

00:11:23.180 and this is not like a, I'm just saying, just take my words lightly, you guys. Okay. Like people

00:11:29.260 that are more informed, let's say on, on bigger topics, like they're out of their normal world.

00:11:35.780 I feel like I don't really have many people around me in my everyday life that I can like

00:11:41.280 chew on that with like, Hey, what about this and that happening or whatever? Um, and I crave it

00:11:47.500 like in my downtime a lot. And I think that's why I listened to podcasts a lot. And I just like

00:11:53.120 stay in that but why am I so cranky I don't know but me I wish I could have small talk when I talk

00:12:03.680 to people they they confess things to me very like I'll just meet somebody at the dog park

00:12:09.420 like this weekend and people would just tell me all of their life story it's like they want to

00:12:14.820 confess everything so anytime at work they're like telling me their deepest problems and I'm like oh

00:12:20.080 my lord you know I kind of want a small talk myself but I just think people feel safe when

00:12:27.540 I talk to them and then they're like oh okay she wants to hear my story I think it all came from

00:12:33.180 the fact that I know people like to talk about themselves so I focus on them and I think it

00:12:39.240 really helps and sort of you know politics I have a lot of people that I can speak about politics

00:12:47.240 with now are they on the left most likely but still they're open to talk about the subject

00:12:54.420 so but even like the simulation or like things that joe rogan's talking about it's like does

00:13:02.040 any is anyone like knowing you need to be you need to meet my brothers they all talk about that

00:13:07.900 even before scott like we would sit down for hours and they're just sci-fi nerds i guess i don't know

00:13:16.620 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So I don't know. So that is one part of what Jerry was saying. And so just quickly in the chat, are you guys, do you like to be like social and entertained at home? Are you more like homebody? Like, listen, I'll emerge when I need to see someone.

00:13:36.560 but like if like if if my husband was like every night i'm having people over and we're doing this

00:13:42.400 and that i would die because i love my solitude so what do you guys in the chat and and you owen

00:13:50.160 how do you feel about jerry's wife having people over every night well i i i would say i'm definitely

00:13:56.640 closer to jerry seinfeld's point of view than the other guy i think it's it's um i'm an introvert

00:14:03.120 I've always been an introvert. I might not come across that way when I'm talking a lot on the

00:14:07.700 after party or whatever, but that's an acquired skill that I've grown over the years. And I had

00:14:12.460 to for work and I had to for the army and all these other things that I was kind of forced into

00:14:16.680 where I had to be able to speak to people and for a long time and act like an expert on things that

00:14:22.400 I might not be an expert on. And I kind of acquired that skill, but, um, by nature when I'm

00:14:27.540 not, when I don't need to, yeah, I would be home all the time by myself pretty much consistently.

00:14:32.320 I might have a few close friends, but for the most part at this point, I just spend time with my wife and my kids. And I think my wife is more like what Jerry described, that she wants to go out and see friends. She wants to go do things. She wants to get out of the house. So I think it is a good balance. And I think that's where Jerry was originally going. It was just that he kind of, I don't know, civilizes him or has that balance to it where he might be kind of a slob at home if she didn't do that.

00:15:01.960 And it is probably a good thing overall to have that combination just because, you know, 0.99

00:15:07.740 otherwise you might go a little too extreme in one direction or the other.

00:15:10.940 What about you, Marcella?

00:15:12.980 I love people.

00:15:14.540 I like, I'm a talker.

00:15:16.440 I'm an extrovert.

00:15:17.540 If, if people were over every night, I'd love it.

00:15:20.500 You know, so, you know, I don't like traveling as much because, or going places in LA because

00:15:27.360 it just takes so darn long.

00:15:29.060 and then even when you get there it's like where can you park and then you park somewhere it has

00:15:33.560 several rules of parking and then all of a sudden you realize your car got towed because you didn't

00:15:41.060 read it right so all these things you gotta like there's so many things that that california at

00:15:48.140 least southern california is hard about is so hanging out at home with people or going to their

00:15:52.760 house that that's that's a lot less stressful yeah it's like fun to like hang at a friend's

00:15:57.960 house and just like on the couch and talk and yeah that's fun games yeah yeah that's fun i like it i

00:16:04.560 like it all right so i just i just wanted to cover that kind of social aspect today just wondering

00:16:10.260 a lot of you uh in the chat said you're introverts and homebodies and like i totally relate

00:16:16.800 okay now i'm sorry i have to do oh by the way you guys did you see my thumbnail i'm getting into

00:16:23.180 halloween thumbnails right now and i get to see it i'm gonna show you right now ready

00:16:27.780 don't be shocked we're all chunky so if one of us feels like why am i chunky we're all chunky okay

00:16:35.060 here it is this is our i love take on i love lucy at the candy factory look at owen nice oh you know

00:16:46.280 that little candy conveyor belt are they are they made out of chocolate yeah those are little

00:16:51.960 dillbert and dogbert candies we'll say owen's looking at me like she's doing her job he's like

00:16:59.400 you're fired in five minutes i don't think you were doing it right marcelo i think that that

00:17:05.240 that assembly line belt was probably about to collapse is that scott founder yeah that's scott

00:17:11.320 i was like uh chester who that's not scott but okay so he's working on someone else say it looks

00:17:19.560 more like maybe scott dalloway or someone oh god help us lord scott's gonna he's hit me with

00:17:25.400 lightning for that yikes okay so i did want to um give marcella the chance to finish the thought

00:17:33.160 she had the other day when walter was on um did we play this i don't think i got to play this and i

00:17:40.040 wanted to think yeah yeah okay we never played it right okay so marcella i don't like having

00:17:47.240 an incomplete thought, so I'm going to let you finish your thought. Here we go.

00:17:51.660 The Bushes. They're the first family of failure. Now, several prominent Bushes,

00:17:58.940 they're publicly backing extremist James Tallarico in Texas. I'm glad, actually. Good.

00:18:05.900 They should show us who they truly are. They've done so much damage to this country.

00:18:11.120 They're primary ruling class drivers of the invade the world, invite the world paradigm that's inflicted so much damage on our home.

00:18:23.580 And now, now they support a Democrat extremist who hates being white, wants to surgically sex transition children, and wants a return to Biden's open border.

00:18:36.440 The America last Bush era, it's over. 0.60

00:18:41.120 On November 3rd, Texas should bury it for good. 0.99

00:18:46.480 Reject Tallarica. 1.00

00:18:47.900 Reject the Bushes.

00:18:49.440 Vote for Patriot Paxton.

00:18:53.720 I love having a Steve Cortez minute. 0.99

00:18:56.640 So, Marcella, take it away.

00:18:59.580 I agree, I agree.

00:19:01.020 And I was thinking about the whole situation about this is going beyond that.

00:19:06.820 The Tallarica thing is obviously they hate Paxton.

00:19:10.760 They've tried to remove him.

00:19:12.220 They tried to impeach him.

00:19:13.780 The Bushes did in Texas, and he was unable to, he was acquitted.

00:19:18.440 He went to a trial, all sorts of things.

00:19:21.460 And then for whatever reason, they hate him so much.

00:19:24.840 They'd rather have children be transitioned and the border open than vote for Paxton.

00:19:31.980 And they came out loudly for Tallarico, allegedly because he's a very civilized man.

00:19:38.000 I wouldn't call him a man per se.

00:19:42.000 He looks like a kid.

00:19:43.640 He looks like that cartoon guy.

00:19:46.680 Howdy doody.

00:19:48.080 Yeah, the mad cartoon.

00:19:50.860 Oh, mad magazine guy?

00:19:52.360 Yeah, mad magazine.

00:19:54.160 Sorry, I don't know what you call it. 0.71

00:19:56.740 In regards to all this, I was thinking about the invasion, about Islam, about different invasions. 0.97

00:20:04.000 Because the idea is that the West needs to be conquered and unraveled, and there's going 0.99

00:20:11.480 to be immigration for all sorts of countries that do not relate to our philosophy, an underlying 0.95

00:20:17.440 philosophy of America. 0.97

00:20:19.160 And one of the reasons why we have as many in Texas and as many in the United States

00:20:25.220 is because of the Iraq and Afghanistan war.

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00:21:01.460 So, and the whole, oh, there's a weapon of mass destruction, we must go there.

00:21:06.700 And then once they realized that there wasn't anything there, they didn't leave, they didn't

00:21:11.340 do anything.

00:21:12.340 So, it all seems connected, they are globalist, we were right, it's like the unit party, they're

00:21:20.220 one party.

00:21:21.220 And I did vote for Bush, I even voted for Romney, because, you know, it's like the

00:21:31.460 What was the choice? Obama? Or, you know, like, I forget who Bush ran against it now. But Hillary,

00:21:40.840 Carrie, John Kerry, John Kerry, and then the year before, I don't know. It's still it all comes out

00:21:47.800 they're all from the same thing. We're dealing with the problems he created. And now he's going

00:21:53.600 to create even more problems in Texas. He's turning Texas blue. It's all about them, not about

00:22:01.300 America. It's Bush first, America last. And Romney the same way. Yeah. Owen, just any thoughts on

00:22:10.280 this? Well, I think the Bushes are, you know, CIA, deep state, and they only really care about

00:22:16.160 themselves. They want all the money. They want to shovel all the cash wherever they can get it to

00:22:20.300 themselves and their friends. And they don't care about the country. They don't care about us. They

00:22:25.120 don't care about any of that. They just, they want Trump to go away so they can go back to be in the

00:22:28.840 deep state. And that's what they're trying to do. They're trying to say, let me punish Trump

00:22:33.040 because they want to go back to a deep state world. And I do think I agree with Steve that

00:22:37.900 it's like that age is over. It's the last gasp of that administration. And we should just

00:22:43.300 dub a nail in it and just say, you're done. I mean, I don't think anyone should be listening

00:22:47.460 to any Bush people about anything. And I think it's shameful what they're doing, but I think

00:22:52.720 we should teach them a lesson and just say, no, we're not going to take that. And I don't

00:22:57.160 understand how any republican or conservative person could think oh yeah i'm gonna vote for

00:23:02.580 talarico like what it's like it's like suicide it's like what why would you do that i don't

00:23:07.800 understand it's such an extreme candidate that i it just seems totally irrational and even if he

00:23:15.040 were being emotional i just it's it seems like a big leap to say yeah let me go elect a you know

00:23:20.280 extreme radical socialist that's going to ruin my state and not represent me in congress

00:23:26.280 um just to screw over trump or paxton and you have to wonder what is it with talarico that

00:23:36.640 they know they have that they can do that he will do because of the entire state of texas it was down

00:23:43.060 to jasmine crockett and talarico and then they were like we got to get jazzy out she's you know

00:23:48.980 like turning people off she's too you know uh aggressive and probably woke but then they went

00:23:55.740 for this other, I guess the woke white guy seem less scary. And you guys, this is just my opinion.

00:24:02.520 And I'm just, I just wonder, does anyone else question if Tallarico has transitioned himself?

00:24:11.540 Like, I'm like, he's very effeminate and so not manly in every way that I'm just like,

00:24:20.080 why are you pushing this so hard? I'm just asking. That's just something I wonder about.

00:24:24.020 I don't know, have we seen him as a child and his whole story? I have no idea. Um, so it is a shame

00:24:30.460 and you know what Paxton, I think as a politician, he will do a good job. You know, his personal life

00:24:38.640 is his personal life. And, you know, like he's done some sleazeball stuff, but that's kind of

00:24:43.520 par for the course, unfortunately with politicians anymore. But I think he would do a good job for

00:24:48.880 Texas from what I know about him. So, um, it's, it's shocking. The Bushes need to go away much

00:24:55.660 like the Obamas need to go away and the Clintons and that whole deep state. Like we're in this

00:25:02.420 together. We'll take the pictures together and we'll leave the Trumps out of it. And you know,

00:25:07.280 that was very telling too. So, um, I said, Bush, um, Marcella, this was another clip I wanted to

00:25:15.480 play for you because, oh my God, can you imagine this new podcast coming out is Hillary Clinton

00:25:21.120 and Kara Swisher. Oh my God. All right. So like, I'm excited because there'll be amazing clips from

00:25:28.220 it, but I can't think of two more icky people to be together to have to stomach, but, um,

00:25:36.280 you know, make no mistake who the Clintons are and Marcella, I'm going to come to you first, 1.00

00:25:40.660 But take a listen to what the old Hillary said. 1.00

00:25:44.140 And I also think it would be very difficult to have term limits on Supreme Court justices because you'd have to amend the Constitution. 0.99

00:25:50.280 I think instead we should seriously look at expanding the court while the Democrats are in power.

00:25:56.700 You know, it used to be that you'd have one justice for each circuit.

00:26:00.160 We now have 13 circuits. We should have 13 justices.

00:26:03.200 So I would be in favor of looking at that and see if we could make it work. 1.00

00:26:07.940 they should call it like lesbian losers like their podcast something like that um so there's 1.00

00:26:16.080 there's a woman who wants to be president saying we should pack the supreme court what is with 0.98

00:26:21.800 these people i mean she can do it the congress can vote for that it hasn't been voted on since

00:26:28.540 1869 i believe um there's the vote was for nine justices ever since then hasn't been changed so

00:26:36.120 But it doesn't mean that they can't. The Constitution gives them that right. However, we know that there's something called a veto and Trump can veto it. And if he does veto a bill, it has to go back to Congress. And then two thirds Congress has to vote to undo that, to vote to support that bill.

00:26:58.540 So – and they will have their name basically written onto that as their legislation, not Trump.

00:27:07.400 But that's not what would happen. I mean if they did it in this term, then Trump would appoint all those justices.

00:27:14.420 Oh, well, not if they flip.

00:27:16.640 But I'm saying if they do it, they could still do it. They could still change the law.

00:27:21.560 I mean, they could set it up, but I'm saying if they did expand and pack the Supreme Court while Trump was still in office, that would be the exact opposite. And that's the insincerity of what they're saying. They're saying, oh, we should just expand the Supreme Court, like as if it's out of principle. When in reality, we know that they would not do that unless there was a Democrat president.

00:27:39.060 They would wait until it was a Democrat president and then they would do it and they would be totally against doing it now. Like the next two years, they would say, no way, because it's all about politics. It's all about just, we want power and we want power forever. And so we want to hack the Supreme Court with people like KGP, whatever her name is.

00:27:58.180 Kate. Oh, Ketanji Brown Jackson. Ketanji Brown Jackson. And, you know, they want to put these 0.98

00:28:04.760 radicals on the Supreme Court so they can get all the radical policies through. And that's the only

00:28:09.320 agenda. And they don't care about the constitution. They don't care about the country. They don't

00:28:13.400 care about keeping an actual functioning government. They just want power. That's all they

00:28:17.860 want. Yeah, I agree. Yeah, I don't think she means it for right now. I think she means it

00:28:23.240 for 2028 that's what they're looking for yeah for sure um all right lady we see you and i think

00:28:30.080 they're just trying to normalize the idea i launched her while you're on i launched jamie

00:28:38.620 yeah i was just saying i just think they're what they're doing now is they're trying to

00:28:42.080 normalize the idea they're trying to make it seem like it's okay so you know scott has said

00:28:47.580 repetition is a really persuasive thing and and they just want to well it's legal but it's i think

00:28:53.860 everyone right now is still of the opinion or most people are of the opinion that that's the

00:28:59.100 wrong thing to do at least on the right i mean i don't know maybe they've already convinced the

00:29:02.640 right would have done that that's what i would say but you know and and i do think if we if we

00:29:07.860 if we did expect them to pack the supreme court like if that's almost a certainty then i would

00:29:14.280 say Trump should just do it now. Just do it now. And I mean, unfortunately, what that means is they

00:29:19.260 would then say, oh, now we got to pack it again. And it would be like 25 or whatever. And it would

00:29:23.400 ruin the Supreme Court forever. It would never be the same. Why don't we just make it five? How

00:29:28.820 about that? Let's go the other way. Five justices and everyone go home. And also, I'm more concerned

00:29:35.940 about the circuit judges than the Supreme Court right now because they're out of control, some of

00:29:41.200 them. Okay. So I just, let's just get it over with you guys because I wanted to play for you

00:29:47.900 last week. Also, Kamala's new voice. I call it, I call it the Harris hush. She's, she's very

00:29:57.080 sincere. Take a listen. That era, that era of feeling powerless. Like what can we do? This

00:30:07.100 just keeps happening that era is over because we are now 13 days away from

00:30:17.900 doing something about it to stop the pain so that's where we are right now

00:30:24.840 and that's kind of exciting right this is some good stuff like we're taking our

00:30:32.580 power we're using it to determine who will hold offices like being the governor of nevada

00:30:41.140 which is so important for the people every day on the most basic issues 1.00

00:30:47.060 that affect our lives who will continue because what once was still can be whatever her stupid 0.99

00:30:55.940 line was i'm like okay kamala the hair is hush you're very compassionate oh was she talking to 0.98

00:31:03.820 a group of kindergartners i think so were you were you moved owen by that did you feel comforted by

00:31:11.140 mamala it just seems like she's talking to these people like they're either you know little kids 0.98

00:31:16.760 or idiots and i don't understand it's just i hope they run her again i really do oh my god 0.99

00:31:24.580 why if they rig this thing and she wins oh well just i mean i i just think she would 0.99

00:31:31.840 look ridiculous next advance and then it would go our way i have another clip of her i didn't 1.00

00:31:37.880 dare pull it in today because you guys would have killed me but it's even more obnoxious maybe maybe 0.69

00:31:44.160 wednesday we'll play that one but marcella how'd you feel after watching that like you want her on

00:31:48.680 your side she taking the bite and whisper you know how she would always whisper maybe she's like 1.00

00:31:57.100 she freaked me out that lady that was behind her looked at her like

00:32:01.520 i know i know it's amazing so i'm so excited if she runs right okay now i've got to tell you all

00:32:09.920 right i have a bill maher clip i just want to get i only have like two more clips and then you guys

00:32:14.000 are giving me the news. So I have a Bill Maher clip. He had Steve Hilton on, who's running for

00:32:20.260 California governor. And please let some kind of fricking miracle happen in that state where he

00:32:26.020 wins. And Bill Maher's talking about the DSA and who they are. Let's just take a quick listen,

00:32:34.300 because we always love when Bill is sane. The DSA, I would love to hear a Democrat say

00:32:39.740 the dsa which again i've read this on the show their own words it's not socialism it is communism

00:32:47.240 it is communism i'm sorry but he's just right about it you're right when you're talking about

00:32:52.000 taking over the means of production and taking over key industries but you know there's only

00:32:56.860 one current elected official in all of america that is taking government stakes in the means

00:33:02.800 of production and that's donald j trump well that's true too yeah but again that's not really

00:33:09.100 answering the question sure i mean i would love to hear somebody say you know you are not the

00:33:13.780 democratic party you're free to do this but you should take it somewhere else and be your own

00:33:18.960 party yeah i mean we we're gonna have a dsa mayor here in los angeles nithya rama looks like she's

00:33:24.400 going to be elected mayor dsa mayor here i mean that's why i think it's so important we have

00:33:29.520 some balance here because otherwise who's going to push back on this stuff if we just have more

00:33:34.960 and more of this and no one pushing back that's why i think it's so important um my race you're

00:33:39.840 going to get finally someone to push back on the far left in california i don't think that some

00:33:48.400 people realize how important it is to have both i'll say parties because you do need pushback

00:33:57.280 to everything like you don't want things to just like sail through unchecked because that's when

00:34:02.000 you do end up with like socialism and communism and i'll just leave it at that but uh you know owen

00:34:09.680 california would be so freaking lucky because nithya raman i think is outperforming karen 0.99

00:34:16.800 bass and i'm not saying either one of them is great but nithya raman is as stupid as they come 0.99

00:34:23.760 she is a uh an empty vessel and you guys are in for a world of hurt over there in la sorry 0.99

00:34:33.380 marcella but owen um how do we get this across to people of what they're about to vote for

00:34:40.240 i don't know if we can save california i think it's been you know i don't know if it's the

00:34:45.000 rigging or if it's just that they have so many democrats in the big cities but it just seems

00:34:50.120 hopeless to me I mean I do want to fight every chance we get everywhere we can and I don't think

00:34:55.560 we should just give up and I don't think we should wish them like you know see what happens kind of

00:35:00.220 thing but I just don't know I mean California just seems so far blue in so many ways I feel

00:35:07.260 about California the same way about where I live near Chicago it's like you know it just seems like

00:35:12.220 no matter what happens Democrats always win and you know I know there are some Republicans and

00:35:17.100 We've had Republicans in the past, but not recently, really.

00:35:19.820 And it just seems to always go the Democrats' way, and it's terrible.

00:35:23.660 But I just don't know how to overcome it.

00:35:26.860 I mean, we should fight as much as we can and get the message out.

00:35:30.280 But I'm not sure if that race is really winnable. 1.00

00:35:32.800 I hope it is. 1.00

00:35:33.680 This, I think, Marcella, will be the most regretted vote of all of California when Nithya

00:35:40.140 ramen gets in and if steve hilton doesn't win i you know i i think it's going to be bad enough

00:35:48.140 because so many businesses and billionaires are leaving and um the middle class is holding the

00:35:54.380 bag so how do you feel about this i think nothing will change um i think things will get worse but

00:36:01.980 really it's not it's not the politicians that really run the country it's the unions the

00:36:07.020 The government unions are very strong in what they do.

00:36:12.420 And Karen Bass and Nitin Rahman, it's all about which unions have more control with their voters, whatever. 0.94

00:36:20.960 Karen Bass usually has more union on her side.

00:36:25.740 I think it's something that we dealt with when we had Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, is that the unions really went against him when he did certain laws and enacted certain laws.

00:36:36.260 And that's when we realized, oh, the politicians aren't really in control, are they?

00:36:42.280 So it's still going to be, it's a commie hellhole.

00:36:47.640 What can I say?

00:36:48.560 I live here.

00:36:51.340 I'm probably looking to move to Florida soon.

00:36:54.040 So that's all I can say.

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00:37:25.320 Yeah, let's go. Come on over to the East Coast.

00:37:28.200 Yeah, because there's no change happening anytime soon.

00:37:33.380 No. And you know what, Marcella?

00:37:35.400 like, honestly, whether you move or not, I have no idea. And if you do decide that, but

00:37:39.260 it's scary. It's like, you know, how much are you supposed to put up with? Like, you feel like,

00:37:45.680 I mean, I feel like that in New Jersey, it's just, you know, what do you want from us? Like,

00:37:50.260 how do you expect us to live? And the cost of living here is insane. I was with friends last

00:37:57.400 night and I was just like, you know, what did they expect from us? Like, what kind of fools 1.00

00:38:02.720 are we being taken for like the prices of things and like a restaurant that used to be like this 0.85

00:38:07.060 is now like that and you're just like wow it it it's almost unmanageable at this point but

00:38:12.140 yeah it's humid in florida but oh marcella doesn't like the heat or the sun don't like the sun or the

00:38:18.920 heat but then i live in california too but it's dry in california humidity's rough texas no texas

00:38:27.020 is turning blue dr von hardy i don't know arizona alaska alaska is that but that even that's

00:38:36.280 turning blue yeah it's like i may have to like i don't know you guys a great clip on my x account

00:38:45.560 tucker interviewed a woman that i can't remember her name i'm so sorry but it's on my x account if

00:38:51.420 you go there but if you look so wyoming is like you know you can always count on it being red and

00:38:57.600 like america and this and that well oh my gosh take the half hour or play it like at a faster

00:39:03.200 speed if you're like well i don't care about wyoming but just listen to what's happening 0.91

00:39:07.020 in wyoming this woman is running in the constitution party um because there's already 0.75

00:39:12.280 a republican running she is like the governor every single person wants in their state she is 0.95

00:39:19.700 so amazing what she was talking about. She knows her state inside and out and the corruption 0.65

00:39:25.700 happening in Wyoming now is so sad and pathetic. And she's saying that the Democrats are paying 0.99

00:39:34.460 the Republicans to run and then to do their agenda. So she's like, they're bought and paid

00:39:40.440 for by Democrats now. So the Democrats are picking the Republicans that they want to run

00:39:44.900 and then they're going to do all the things they want. And she laid it all out. So definitely

00:39:49.540 check it out on my x account pretty scary um oh and anything on that anything more on that topic

00:39:58.520 itself well i mean i i think it is just you know i feel like california is just going on the tubes

00:40:05.340 they seem to be committing suicide and they seem to be driving everybody out it just seems like

00:40:09.740 they're hostile to their own citizens and i don't understand why people don't say we can't take any

00:40:15.080 more of this i don't get it and i it's just they must all be really brainwashed yeah i know

00:40:21.780 marcella save yourself um save you and the some people are saying in the chat they're like

00:40:28.060 they're like my state is good but don't come here we're full oh who said that someone did

00:40:35.980 you have room for marcella stop it there's room for my cats and my dog yeah of course marcella

00:40:43.960 my feelings have you met splashy dog yet owen no i haven't oh oh here's here's splashy dog

00:40:52.220 and owen loves black labs i do adorable yeah we love splashy dog little splashy dog break yes yes

00:41:09.760 yes um so owen i'm gonna come to you first for a news story you've been uh posting your heart out

00:41:17.020 and you know so this is the segment we call we don't want this chat to go out on a monday into 0.60

00:41:23.600 the world like suckers and losers we want to know what do we need to know to talk to people around 0.69

00:41:29.340 the water cooler well there's um a lot going on i think in the elections um in wisconsin apparently 0.99

00:41:36.080 the um one of the milwaukee executives david crowley suspended his campaign um and i think

00:41:44.320 lieutenant governor sarah rodriguez quit in july and so it seems like they're just rotating through

00:41:49.380 people um looks like crowley narrowly defeated um this other state assemblywoman francesca hong

00:41:56.980 and so um now they're dropping out again so i don't know what's going on in wisconsin it seems

00:42:03.340 like they're just in chaos right now um and then in alaska like you we were talking about a minute

00:42:08.340 ago um they have this imposter basically it's somebody with the same name running against the

00:42:15.780 you know in addition to the republican so the republican is daniel sullivan and there's another

00:42:20.620 daniel sullivan on the ballot which is not you know it doesn't it's in a different party or no

00:42:25.320 party i guess but they're apparently you know there's a lot of speculation if not evidence

00:42:31.480 that this is just an intentional thing to try and submarine that election.

00:42:35.720 And the DOJ is looking into it and trying to investigate what's going on there.

00:42:39.880 But, you know, they're worried that it's just going to throw the race for the Republican by essentially sabotage.

00:42:47.720 Yes.

00:42:48.780 I was following that.

00:42:50.820 That's pretty gross.

00:42:51.720 So, you know, the person who's legitimately running Daniel or Dan Sullivan, good guy.

00:42:59.820 And they did this on purpose. And I think that this same, I don't know the names, Daniel H. Sullivan, the spoiler, did this before. And so now it sounds like that Trump was like, well, I want a reason.

00:43:15.540 So if the Republican Sullivan doesn't win, Trump wants to say, do not release all the votes. I want a potential lawsuit to study that because it does look like he's just put there to cheat. And it's so gross. It's just so sad that you're like, oh my God, who can cheat better? I hope we can cheat better than they can cheat.

00:43:40.640 so my vote actually counts and it's like we have no faith i mean this is one thing marcella that

00:43:46.400 scott said if we can't have faith in our in our elections we don't have a country and i hate to

00:43:53.200 tell you guys but we don't have a country so i don't i don't know marcella what are you thinking

00:44:00.480 again the democrats really want to win i don't know i mean i'm not saying we should do what

00:44:06.000 they do but it's like they want 13 justices they want this they want that it seems like the gop

00:44:11.760 is always divided and and i hate to see that and i know that there's a difference in individualism

00:44:18.320 versus communist comrades or whatever call it the group think but again they got us you know

00:44:25.920 because the thing is it is legal to run with us a morning however this candidate is like only

00:44:32.080 running to make you think that he is the republican candidate and confuse the older people yeah you

00:44:41.200 know um i do have one other clip i wanted to play because uh i anytime i see someone smack

00:44:50.400 down dana bash i like it um so let's just take a quick look and then marcella you react first on

00:44:56.240 this but that's such a good um thing to let everyone know owen is pretty gross okay here we go

00:45:02.080 Just talk turkey, because one of the big questions is whether or not the president is laying the groundwork for a scenario where the, whether it's Alaska or somewhere else, there is, in your words, a couple of days ago, a doomsday scenario.

00:45:24.060 and we could be in a situation where president trump tries to overturn the election and the

00:45:31.300 result of that could be god forbid what we saw after january 6th that is one i mean oh stop it

00:45:39.300 oh you gotta stop it with that you're not being a real person come on man come on that is crazy

00:45:44.600 it is not crazy hold on a second wait wait stop stop i would have said that before january 6th

00:45:49.500 question let me answer you you set me up you set me up with the following question okay because

00:45:54.560 the president because the department of justice is concerned that there is an absolute fraud

00:45:59.640 happening in alaska and he wants to do something about it you're saying mr attorney general because

00:46:04.680 the president of the united states wants to stop a fraud and confusion this is a president is he

00:46:10.140 going to do that that is not that is not a real question i i wish it was not a real i wish it

00:46:16.240 wasn't sorry but but well if you're laying the groundwork for the president to try to overturn

00:46:21.400 an election that he doesn't like there is we're not laying any groundwork for the president to

00:46:27.260 do that so your premise your question is not true what i said and so if you so you have to listen to

00:46:32.380 what i say or it's not a fair conversation what i said is the groundwork that we are laying

00:46:36.400 is for alaska for the state of alaska yeah oh my god somebody just take it away from me before

00:46:46.220 i say things i can't take back i mean this is where they just you know they want to cheat and

00:46:50.860 they don't want you to question it that's what it amounts to in my mind yeah marcella just i'm glad

00:46:57.820 todd blanch never gave up the frame like don't don't fall into her frame and just keep your frame

00:47:03.900 and keep going i love her face as she's like oh my pearls i'm clutching them you know like she

00:47:10.780 She has this look like she really believes that this things are like the Trump is going

00:47:16.620 to go get her and, and the, the, the TDS as an, and, and the insinuation that Trump caused

00:47:26.100 January 6th, like she's still talking about that.

00:47:28.560 And it's like, there was no insurrection lady.

00:47:30.920 We all know how that thing went down.

00:47:32.860 It was unfortunate, but it was also an inside job.

00:47:36.020 and you know to just be like well if he if there's an election he doesn't like how do we know there

00:47:41.460 won't be another january 6th so then he's like you know he what did he call her he's like oh 0.93

00:47:45.800 stop it man he's and then he's like let me talk and she goes no it's like lady are you insane but

00:47:54.560 these people are so mental that they you know they believe what they're saying uh she's a political 0.97

00:47:59.780 activist and and in reality what she was doing is laying the groundwork to try and create another 0.85

00:48:05.900 January 6th. That's what she's doing. She's trying to say, let's create this scenario where we can

00:48:11.680 pretend, oh, look, it's another January 6th, which was a hoax to begin with. So she's trying to

00:48:17.580 create the next hoax. That's right. All right. Marcella, give us a news item so we're not suckers 1.00

00:48:24.240 out there in the world. Well, you can show off to people at work knowing that Brazil had an

00:48:32.600 election yesterday, an alleged election yesterday. I say alleged because there's a lot of chaos and

00:48:38.720 all sorts of things. And unlike California, they're able to count all their votes immediately.

00:48:45.720 It's one thing that they have. But Flavio Bolsonaro refused to recognize the vote.

00:48:53.700 President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva, which we know as Lula, won a fourth time. He created

00:49:02.120 something unimaginable um that's never happened before they had a previous election earlier this

00:49:08.680 year and earlier so how it works in brazil is that they'll have an election and if one of the

00:49:15.280 if both don't get over a certain amount over 50 i'm not quite sure but they will have a run

00:49:22.320 like another run. And in that first run, Bolsonaro won. In this run, Lula won. And it's the first

00:49:33.260 time in all of Brazil's history that somebody has won in the second time at the second voting

00:49:41.700 that didn't win in the first one. Because it was expected for Fabio Bolsonaro to win.

00:49:47.160 And as you may know, Fabio Bolsonaro is the son of J.R. Bolsonaro, who is in prison at home by Lula.

00:49:58.560 So there's a lot of history there between both.

00:50:03.140 Bolsonaro is on the right. 0.71

00:50:05.540 Lula is your commie dictator, authoritarian.

00:50:10.840 He's 80 years old.

00:50:12.400 He is barely understanding anything. 1.00

00:50:14.480 He is the Biden dash Chavez dash whatever you want to call him, a Dural kind of guy. 1.00

00:50:22.660 And I don't know what's going to happen.

00:50:24.900 So what ended up happening yesterday is that Lula's personal attorney that he made into a Supreme Court justice ended up calling and telling the polls to not close, to stay open for two more hours.

00:50:40.840 However, in Brazil, as I understand it, the Supreme Court there does not have that type of power.

00:50:47.120 They have a separate court for elections, and it's called the Supreme Election Court.

00:50:53.040 And that Supreme Election Court didn't agree that the polls should remain open.

00:50:59.680 So they always do it at the end.

00:51:02.000 They always, you know, it's obvious the cheating and the corruption was in.

00:51:09.440 so um owen what do you want to say i mean oh i mean from what i read about it that was the shady

00:51:15.800 part of it that came out was that there was no legal basis to keep the polls open there's no

00:51:21.560 rationale for that and so they just did it anyway and you would have to understand you have to ask

00:51:26.440 why why did that happen what happened in those two hours and it's like you know why did all of a

00:51:32.100 sudden all the plumbing break in our election like it's just you know these coincidences like

00:51:37.820 that have this unexpected result always have to be scrutinized.

00:51:41.720 And I wouldn't doubt that some sort of shenanigans are happening down there.

00:51:46.720 And it seems like a common thing.

00:51:50.180 What's the over under on Bolsonaro's life expectancy?

00:51:56.840 Oh, I don't know.

00:51:59.000 Not good. I don't think it's good.

00:52:01.020 And also not good in order to overturn the election.

00:52:04.580 It doesn't look promising. 0.70

00:52:06.340 Because Lula has a lot of power and a lot of control.

00:52:11.000 So he might end up in sort of house prison with his dad, you know.

00:52:18.340 And, of course, Marcella, all of those amazing Hollywood actors did ads for Lula.

00:52:25.280 Oh, of course.

00:52:26.320 Lula. Vote for Lula. I'm like, you idiot. 0.99

00:52:28.900 Lula's a loser. 1.00

00:52:29.860 It's not even your country. I know. It's just like, what are you doing? Like, so great. 1.00

00:52:33.500 there there goes the country because you guys are like oh yeah maybe after trump finishes with

00:52:39.580 cuba he can swing by there and do a venezuela on them it seems some some of our chat members

00:52:46.200 are willing to take brazilian women as you know refugee status refugee status at their home

00:52:53.080 they're opening their doors very very welcoming by the way same here um i'll take one

00:53:00.820 Listen, I have lots of things I could utilize this person for. Trust me.

00:53:10.000 That's for Erica.

00:53:11.180 Just let your imagination run wild.

00:53:15.460 All right. So, Owen, give us a news item, shall you?

00:53:20.860 Well, so here's the midterms. I've been telling people, I don't think anyone can really predict what's going to happen here.

00:53:27.020 There's lots of reports that the Democrats are going to have this massive blue wave. But then one of the stories I posted was about how the Democrats have already paid Mark Elias, his legal firm, something like $13 million for recount services in this cycle.

00:53:43.140 and so they're already anticipating that they're going to try and do a bunch of recounts which

00:53:47.740 tells me it's not nearly as runaway as they're they're saying it is um and so i i think we might

00:53:54.360 be able to expect a lot of close races here and it might not go the way democrats want we'll see

00:53:59.340 i don't know and i'm not making a prediction i'm just saying if anybody is sure which way it's

00:54:04.740 going to go i think that's the problem i don't think anyone can really know and i think it may

00:54:08.500 end up being a lot closer than anybody's reporting in the media because i think the media is trying

00:54:12.660 to persuade people they're not trying to report the news they're trying to push things in the

00:54:17.240 direction they want it to go always always and we're so sick of it well that's interesting um

00:54:23.820 okay marcella give it to us sister so elon musk is in the news for several things but one of the

00:54:31.060 cool things he's in is because he spent just a billion dollars to guidance media and guess what

00:54:40.680 guidance media control. I know, I know. What is a control, Erica? I'm calling on you.

00:54:49.420 CNN. Yes. And HBO, I guess CBS, Paramount Plus, Warner Brothers. And he gets not only,

00:54:59.200 I believe the article didn't say it, but I think I read somewhere there is that he gets

00:55:06.340 to be on the board or some you know he gets to decide uh not just an investment but he gets to

00:55:14.080 choose and have a vote so they get to personally fire dana bash that's what i was going with oh

00:55:21.500 and you got there first you have a raffle like you pick a random person that gets to go fire her

00:55:27.900 like i would enter that so many times i think we need the cnn apprentice yes line them all up like

00:55:35.020 you get to you know pick who you want to fire oof i get jake tapper i'm calling him now i'd love to 0.98

00:55:43.380 fire his ass so hard he'll do a head tilt you know so he was also in the news with the whole 0.98

00:55:49.800 star link and i don't know if Owen wants to give that news but it was like i didn't turn off start 0.99

00:55:54.740 link i did i didn't so now there's more news on that oh yeah well the latest i had on that is

00:56:01.600 that I think Elon Musk did say yeah I did you know shut it down because of a terms of service

00:56:06.720 relation I think the violation is that there is a term in in that agreement that says you're not

00:56:13.040 supposed to use it for offensive um more more purposes so if you're launching missiles into

00:56:18.480 Russia you're not supposed to be using Starlink to guide the missiles that defensive is okay but

00:56:23.540 offensive is not and I think that Ukraine apparently I think figured out a way at least

00:56:28.160 This is the story that they figured out a way to kind of like get around that by changing the GPS or something so that it wouldn't show that it was going into Russia.

00:56:37.640 And so I think temporarily, Elon Musk, you know, shut that down.

00:56:41.800 And then I think they also fixed whatever the loophole was that they were using.

00:56:44.900 So they can't do that anymore.

00:56:46.360 And then he put it all back.

00:56:47.400 So that's where he is.

00:56:48.960 I understand.

00:56:49.280 um okay i'm gonna put up an image and whichever one of you want to congratulate melania trump

00:56:57.680 because um apparently she solved uh our war issues i was like all right melania

00:57:05.040 should probably talk in russian with putin and um and ukrainian with the ukrainians yeah so

00:57:13.760 you know what? Congratulations to Melania for securing a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. 0.94

00:57:20.700 And she's doing way more than Jill Biden never did. But Owen, do you know about this story?

00:57:26.480 Yeah, I do. I mean, it's just one area of Ukraine. So it's not all of Ukraine. It's not

00:57:30.360 like a total ceasefire. But I think it's an area where Russia had invaded or taken over some

00:57:35.140 territory. But it's all kind of like old people and children kind of thing. So they just I think 1.00

00:57:38.600 the ceasefire is meant to give them time to let the civilians get out of that area that don't want

00:57:42.760 to be there. All the war is happening. So I think that was a good victory and it is something that's

00:57:47.840 a really significant achievement for a first lady. So I'm impressed. And I think there is

00:57:52.580 speculation that maybe this could snowball into a bigger ceasefire and maybe an end of the war.

00:57:57.320 But I personally think that's very premature. I think that's very unlikely just because it

00:58:02.000 doesn't seem to me like Putin and Zelensky have really reached the point where they're ready to

00:58:06.440 stop um okay no i know so can you guys all right here's that like calm down erica moment i saved

00:58:14.640 it for the very end of the show do i need to be running out right now getting canned goods and

00:58:20.660 like extra fuel for my generator and a propane tank to cook my rice and beans because i'm only

00:58:28.540 going to do this quickly but so there was news that the pete hegseth is telling certain military

00:58:35.840 bases that you have to be able to be off grid no civilian help no civilian energy and feeding

00:58:43.520 empowering yourself for at least 90 days what the hell is happening who can calm me down first just

00:58:50.000 you two fight it out you can go ahead marcelo oh no for me it's like you have to prepare yourself

00:58:58.400 because there are things that are coming especially with the ai now getting into different

00:59:04.240 realms of the, what was I hearing that it got into like Quest, a blood bank or

00:59:11.080 whatever, LAV and now they knows everything.

00:59:14.600 There was a Sernovich was saying that his friend says in like two years or less

00:59:19.320 than a year, we'll know all of everybody's internet history.

00:59:23.780 I mean, you never know, there's a lot going on.

00:59:26.020 You got to prepare, get those cans.

00:59:29.240 um but in reality i think mainly it's for the military out of all of us who needs to be prepared

00:59:36.540 more erica or the military why the military because who's going to get attacked first

00:59:43.680 who's getting attacked overseas their military i don't have weapons and bombs i mean i have

00:59:49.720 some stuff but i mean they've got the arsenal i don't yeah um you gotta start you gotta start

00:59:55.640 I don't really connect the dots here like I understand why you might connect the dots and

01:00:00.580 say oh it must be something that's coming but I don't think that really makes sense to me I think

01:00:04.800 to me saying you want your bases to be resilient and be able to survive if they had like a grid

01:00:11.200 shut off or something that just makes sense like it just it's like of course you want that and we

01:00:16.440 probably should have done it a long time ago and so the fact that they're doing it now just means

01:00:21.080 like Seth has common sense. And he says, of course, we want our bases to be able to

01:00:25.240 keep operating when there's some grid degradation or something like that. It doesn't mean that we're

01:00:30.800 going to all of a sudden have rolling mass blackouts all over the country. I don't think

01:00:34.360 that's all. I'm not personally worried. I do think it probably does make sense to have some

01:00:39.880 preparations in place for a doomsday scenario, but I don't think it's different than it was

01:00:43.660 three weeks ago so see you guys we end up here again where owen and marcella try to like stay

01:00:52.300 calmer and then they have me and i'm like calm me down i'm all like crazier i know so you know

01:01:00.140 and i think that's a good balance for this audience so you know i'm sure some people

01:01:04.140 read that yesterday and they had a reaction like me and immediately went to like instacart at

01:01:09.480 midnight and was like, okay, I need lentils. I need this. I need peanut butter. And then there's

01:01:15.700 other people that are like, oh, yeah, it's all right. Oh, and it's like, it's practical, you

01:01:21.400 know, that our bases should be able to do that. So, okay. So I'll meet in the middle somewhere.

01:01:27.200 I'll do some prepping and I'll stay calm. What's your top purchase? Is it just food

01:01:32.220 or are you going after the toilet paper like COVID?

01:01:34.460 Um, I try to think of what will help my anxiety in a bad situation. I always do this all the time.

01:01:42.500 Like if I'm flying somewhere, I'm like, yes, I'm going to upgrade to the more leg room,

01:01:47.360 the emergency exit, like whatever it is that will make me feel better about the situation.

01:01:53.920 I just do that thing. So yes, I want toilet paper. I might want Pepto-Bismol. If I have like

01:02:00.880 anxious diarrhea you never know um maybe i want to have um well plenty of water and then you're

01:02:09.760 like well i need protein like i could do like some peanut butter and beans and also have something

01:02:14.560 to trade with uh money economy yeah yeah yeah maybe buy gold yeah yeah i have that stuff kind

01:02:25.600 of covered okay i'm like do i go get my jewelry out of the bank oh good lord yes let's all have

01:02:32.960 a group hug thanks mary kay everyone group hug thank you thank you um so yes so you know should

01:02:42.000 i be getting my money out of the bank i don't know but they won't let me have it anyway i'm

01:02:45.920 gonna have to like put in for that for five months well if you can get your brazilian woman then you

01:02:50.320 you have something to trade well i think she'd be useful maybe amazon yeah so you guys you get it

01:02:57.560 you get it um all right so here we did it monday tomorrow joshua lysac will be um joining us we'll

01:03:05.980 be doing some news and current events but um he's gonna you know uh talk about his book the

01:03:13.360 haitians of springfield not about the book but tomorrow's the release so we'll congratulate him

01:03:18.400 on the book release you know we'll talk about it a little bit but i want to make sure that we stay

01:03:23.180 especially with the midterms coming that we stay on top of the news and what's happening so joshua

01:03:28.000 will join us with that marcella did you have something you wanted to blurt out no no i hope 0.88

01:03:34.400 he talks about the election viva viva and what's the actin she's acting a fool that one um yeah

01:03:42.960 I was just wondering if you were going to end the show with Ilhan Omar's hip-hop diss track.

01:03:49.300 No, but maybe we could do that tomorrow.

01:03:53.240 Okay.

01:03:53.660 I will pull that in.

01:03:55.360 And oh my gosh, listening to people try to talk about her name and then her name and then her name is so hysterical.

01:04:01.880 I'm like, please just stop.

01:04:03.340 It's too confusing.

01:04:04.420 All right, you guys. So listen, let's have a closing sip and a thank you to Scott and Shelly

01:04:11.700 for allowing this show to continue. We appreciate everybody so much for being here. We love the

01:04:18.440 interaction. It's like so good to see your faces in the chat, people watching on the replay,

01:04:24.120 Spotify, X, YouTube, Locals, Rumble. Thank you so, so, so, so much. So we will be back tomorrow

01:04:31.020 with Joshua Lysak and the home team.

01:04:34.900 Can you believe it?

01:04:35.700 We'll all be here tomorrow.

01:04:37.320 So let's have a special closing, closing sip

01:04:40.500 to our beloved Scott Adams.

01:04:42.680 And we'll see you tomorrow.

01:04:45.400 Okay, to Scott.

01:04:51.340 One day it's going to happen.

01:04:52.880 One day it's going to happen.

01:04:54.620 That was on cue, man.

01:04:57.240 Bless you.

01:04:58.180 Oh my gosh.

01:04:59.720 All right, you guys.

01:05:00.320 how about an akira song who's staying with me for akira i gotta go myself but okay maybe i'm gonna

01:05:06.580 go i'll see you it'll be me all right bye guys thanks all right you guys oh what song are we

01:05:15.600 doing what song what song let's see how about pattern recognition have we done that you guys

01:05:24.900 all the names start to sound the same to me and then i don't know which one's which one

01:05:28.880 so oh anything can happen okay let me see if i can find it for some reason

01:05:34.280 now why can i not find anything can happen it must have a different name does it crank one

01:05:43.820 let's do

01:05:48.620 yeah see i don't see one that says anything can happen yet i know that that's part of a song

01:05:57.760 Okay. Oh, thanks, Metal Seer. Make a bingo card. I should. I should. Oh, the payoff.

01:06:07.100 You're still waiting for it, huh? Here it is.

01:06:10.900 What if laziness is a habit of thinking about the cost of things or the effort

01:06:17.100 instead of thinking about the payoff? The payoff.

01:06:22.820 I'm going to say it again, the payoff. 0.98

01:06:31.840 Get a few more heads to explode.

01:06:34.240 What if you could reverse laziness by simply developing a habit of thinking more about,

01:06:39.400 let's say, the delicious food that you'd like to enjoy,

01:06:42.260 instead of how long it would take you to get up and go get it?

01:06:45.220 Get after it.

01:06:46.920 But the real question is, if you were to test this at home,

01:06:49.780 and try to see if you can think more about the good outcome

01:06:53.360 and less about the work, would you get it done?

01:06:57.580 What if laziness is a habit of thinking about the cost of things

01:07:03.020 or the effort instead of thinking about the payoff?

01:07:08.840 The payoff.

01:07:13.200 I'm going to say it again.

01:07:15.020 The payoff.

01:07:15.480 get a few more heads to explode why is it that people have a second child 1.00

01:07:22.980 you know why does a woman who goes through this awful awful childbirth

01:07:28.080 have a second child don't they always say the same thing if i remembered how bad this was i 0.52

01:07:34.420 wouldn't do it again right so the not thinking about the effort is vital to actually the survival

01:07:43.240 of humanity. If we focused on how hard it was to have a baby, you just wouldn't do it.

01:07:47.960 You'd do too little of it. But if you focus on how awesome

01:07:51.260 it would be to have a family, well, there you go.

01:07:56.560 You're going to go through the pain because you've already

01:07:58.700 committed. You're going to go through the pain

01:08:03.560 because you've already committed.

01:08:07.460 What if? Laziness is a habit

01:08:11.060 of thinking about the cost of things

01:08:13.280 or the effort

01:08:14.140 instead of thinking about the payoff

01:08:16.960 the payoff

01:08:19.900 just say it again

01:08:24.680 the payoff

01:08:25.780 am I ambitious

01:08:31.520 or do I simply have a thinking habit

01:08:34.900 which produces dopamine

01:08:36.240 because I'm thinking about the positive outcome

01:08:38.020 and is the dopamine the thing that gets me up and moving

01:08:40.560 And when you're observing me, you say, how the hell do you get so much done?

01:08:45.160 And how do I do it?

01:08:47.100 I think it's just this.

01:08:48.640 I think it's just this.

01:08:49.940 When I think of all the things I do, I think about them in terms of their benefits.

01:08:54.700 What if laziness is a habit of thinking about the cost of things or the effort

01:09:00.980 instead of thinking about the payoff?

01:09:05.160 The payoff.

01:09:10.560 I'm just going to say it again, and pale. 0.65

01:09:15.740 Get a few more hands to explode.

01:09:17.920 And pale. 1.00

01:09:20.800 And pale.

01:09:23.440 And pale.

01:09:29.100 So, here's your tip.

01:09:30.680 It's going to change some of your lives.

01:09:35.420 Think about the positive, not about the work, and see what that does to you.

01:09:40.560 so true i've been using the payoff a lot the last week or so excuse me focusing on the payoff like

01:09:52.700 oh gosh i don't want to do that but it's gonna feel so good when it's done and it works it works

01:09:59.000 it works you guys thank you so much for being here today and every day and uh it means so much

01:10:06.080 to us all. And oh, oh, oh, if you stayed this long, then you will find out that the links for

01:10:15.960 the Dilbert calendar and for the, here's the calendar. That's all weird. I put it. The desktop

01:10:24.180 and then that's the wall calendar. They're in the show notes on every platform. And also

01:10:30.440 pre-orders are open for the mug. So we're able to do the mugs if you wanted to get one, but please,

01:10:39.160 you know, if you did want to get one, just try to get your pre-order in as fast as you can.

01:10:44.100 And once we get, um, enough pre-orders in, they'll start coming into us. We can order them and then

01:10:51.160 ship them. We want to make sure they get out for the holidays. So if you could do that and, um,

01:10:56.040 the beanies. I don't know if we have the beanies on the website yet, but we did discuss, uh, colors

01:11:02.300 and all of that. So if the beanies aren't in there yet and you want to wait till they get added,

01:11:07.680 um, you can do that. And then we are offering international shipping. Okay. So that should all

01:11:15.200 be there. And I kind of want to do a red beanie. And I was thinking of the ash gray, like the one

01:11:23.000 Scott had this one, this color and, um, black or Navy, either one. So like Navy red and gray,

01:11:33.420 which I think is a good, a good, the, there are swaddles, simultaneous swaddle blankets left.

01:11:39.420 I don't know how many are left, but we're not going to reorder those. I don't think

01:11:43.560 maybe ever. So that was like a special item that we did. So if you do want a simultaneous swaddle,

01:11:50.960 definitely grab those up because once those are gone, they're gone. Okay. And you have a black

01:11:57.060 beanie. Yay. I have a black beanie too. I think I have a black and a gray and I want a red. I want

01:12:03.480 a red and Navy looks good on everybody. So that would be fun. Yay. All right, you guys. So thank

01:12:10.160 you so much. The T we're not going to bring back t-shirts now. Maybe, maybe if we do, if you want

01:12:16.800 of remind me that's something we could do in the spring. But I think for now, we'll just kind of

01:12:23.320 leave it with whatever swaddles are left, beanies and blankets for the winter. Okay. And then don't

01:12:30.980 forget the calendars. And then the book is coming out. So we are going to have, if there is an

01:12:37.040 actual scrapbook metal seer, I will just cry. But we're going to have so much fun Scott stuff for

01:12:43.620 the holidays, right? So that'll be amazing. Yeah, Scott, we miss you. Stickers with the logo,

01:12:51.800 perhaps. We did do stickers in our first, very first run of merch, which were fun. We have

01:12:58.460 Bloella. Where's my Bloella? Bloella is like, if you know, you know who she is. Let me see. Is she

01:13:05.560 on here. Yep. Here's Bloella. Scott's later cartoon, Bloella. And we had these and these

01:13:16.700 Coffee with Scott Adams. Not that we couldn't bring those back either, but let's just see what

01:13:23.360 we're doing. Okay. I know. And then you could put a sticker on whatever you want, your car,

01:13:28.700 your computer, a bottle. I've happened to like them. So you know what? Let me talk about the

01:13:33.280 stickers today with, uh, with my friend, Sarah. Okay. International shipping. Let's go. So, okay,

01:13:41.580 guys. All right. Let's say goodbye. And then we'll see you tomorrow with Joshua. And, um,

01:13:46.840 we're looking forward to it. Um, no figurines and, um, you know, we'll see, we'll see if things,

01:13:56.260 uh, evolve down the road, but for now it's a miracle that I brought back beanies,

01:14:01.160 the beanies. Yay. Right. I know. I know. I see you, Julie. There are so many options. I promise.

01:14:11.220 I swear. Okay, guys, I'll see you tomorrow. Thanks more. Bye guys.

01:14:26.640 Great ideas. You guys all have great ideas, except for the bobblehead of me.

01:14:31.160 Oh, thanks, Lucinda.

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