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00:01:27.840 Do you think we'll be able to deport all of Massachusetts?

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00:01:34.820 Can we deport all leftists? 0.89

00:01:37.240 Joshua, get it? Mass deportation. 0.95

00:01:40.780 Yes.

00:01:43.160 That's that one.

00:01:44.800 Yeah, you know, I just posted, heaven has borders, deportations are biblical.

00:01:49.920 There you go.

00:01:50.860 And we need some deportations of biblical proportions to save Springfield, Ohio.

00:01:54.520 Yes. 0.66

00:01:55.240 That's what we need here.

00:01:56.260 Yes, we do.

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00:03:30.960 Joshua, welcome back to the Scott Adams School. Welcome, everybody. You're at the Scott Adams

00:03:36.320 School. My name is Erica. I'm joined today by the home team, of course, Marcella and Owen and

00:03:41.620 joshua lysac returning he's got big news today about a book that we've had the pleasure of

00:03:48.560 discussing before and um it's official joshua tell us what's going on yes so today uh hats off

00:03:56.040 to myself i suppose we have this bad boy is now out haitians of springfield and oral history

00:04:02.440 the subtitle or headline rather is when one culture eats another and if you think that's

00:04:10.180 the only two dad jokes that are in the book you would be sorely mistaken i have three kids so i

00:04:15.280 got triple the numbers of dad jokes i want to give you all really quickly here uh given that this is

00:04:20.780 the scott adams school a quick little nod chapter two is called two springfields on one screen oh

00:04:29.580 gotcha and of course we credit our beloved internet dad scott adams for this and the context

00:04:35.760 here. I want to read you this line real quick, this line. This is the level of based that this

00:04:43.360 particular book is. I'm quoting the New York Times, by the way, back in 2007, when you could

00:04:48.480 say this stuff. The greater the diversity in a community, the fewer people vote, and the less

00:04:53.840 they volunteer, the less they give to charity and work on community projects. In the most diverse

00:04:58.780 communities, neighbors trust one another about half as much as they do in the most homogenous

00:05:02.940 settings. Virtually all measures of civic health are lower in more diverse settings. And that's

00:05:09.520 what happened to Springfield, Ohio. The more foreigners were imported, the fewer people 1.00

00:05:14.880 had a good time. And of course, there's concerns about eating the dogs, but it's really about 1.00

00:05:21.260 eating the jobs, eating the schools, eating the public safety, eating the welfare, eating everything

00:05:26.640 insight, frankly, is what this was. Oddly enough, though, the people of Springfield told me that

00:05:34.060 one of the only benefits for the Haitian migrants was the fact that their troublesome cat colonies

00:05:42.380 across Springfield disappeared overnight when the Haitians came. Because there were feral cat 1.00

00:05:49.040 colonies, and of course, there was all manner of issues with potentially rabies and rabid cats and

00:05:55.180 unspayed and unneutered cats with their little fluffy. And so people were like, yeah, that's

00:06:00.380 actually something good about the Haitians is they took care of our cats. We also had way too

00:06:04.040 many Canadian geese. And everyone has a story about going for a jog, going for a walk, being

00:06:10.120 at the park, driving by. And all of a sudden, Haitians are getting out of cars and grabbing 1.00

00:06:15.240 up geese and white pecan ducks and just throwing them into their car, into their trunk, et cetera. 0.99

00:06:19.300 happens all the time. And I've even shared recently the new, it seems like, Haitian way of

00:06:26.680 life is roadkill. Roadkill. And I shared a picture, a screenshot of this Haitian couple. 1.00

00:06:33.880 They found this bloated deer carcass on the side of the road and they were picking it up and putting 0.97

00:06:37.940 it in their trunk to take it off to the voodoo God knows what. But the story is actually worse 0.97

00:06:42.800 than just simply eating animals for sustenance reasons. You know, Haitians practice voodoo that 1.00

00:06:48.780 involve the blood sacrifice ritual of animals and that while they prefer chickens and goats 1.00

00:06:55.200 their spirits of their religion uh which does involve regular possession like possession of

00:07:01.560 of of people they totally believe that's real resurrection curses zombies etc all this they

00:07:08.420 believe is real it's just incredible content like you think i'm making this stuff up it's like some

00:07:13.280 kind of racist fantasy is like when you actually describe from an anthropological perspective what

00:07:19.760 Haitian culture is like and what their traditional values and folklore religion is. There's like,

00:07:24.360 there's no way. There's no way. I would have heard about that. There's just no way. There's just no

00:07:28.440 way. So the story, the chapter two of Haitians of Springfield out now on Amazon, two Springfields

00:07:35.320 on one screen. The one screen is everything's fine. We love our Haitian neighbors. You only

00:07:40.920 say bad things about them because they're black, right? You racist. They're not eating the geese 1.00

00:07:46.500 in the park. You're racist for saying they are. But if they are, you're racist for saying it's

00:07:51.780 a bad thing because we all know people who hunt geese and ducks in the autumn season during

00:07:57.500 Ohio's hunting season. You big, fat, ugly racist. That's the one Springfield. The other Springfield 1.00

00:08:03.760 is I lost my job to a Haitian. My kid doesn't get the support at school they need anymore because 1.00

00:08:09.280 they had to hire translators. There are 18-year-old Haitian men who are hitting on my 12-year-old

00:08:16.000 daughter at school because they're in class, because they don't have the public education.

00:08:20.740 Ohio law allows for you to be up to 21 years old and be in a public school. That's a real problem

00:08:25.880 you've got. We've got the sexual harassment, the assaults, the traffic violations, the persistent

00:08:32.080 threatening and use of firearms by the Haitians. As bad as you can possibly imagine it was, 1.00

00:08:37.680 it's approximately 10 times worse and you're not allowed to talk about it because in the other

00:08:42.380 movie you only say bad things about Haitians if you're a racist so again these things may be

00:08:48.340 happening but you're racist for saying there's a bad thing a Haitian chased my daughter with 0.99

00:08:52.420 the machete through the street oh it could have been a white person who did that you racist 0.97

00:08:56.660 no but I'm telling you no well a white person could have done that look here here's a here's 0.98

00:09:02.220 a criminal situation involving a white person from Springfield you racist but I'm telling you

00:09:07.320 it happened oh you're saying oh oh well maybe well did your daughter call her did your daughter

00:09:12.320 call him the n-word i bet she did and then it's just like what what is happening that is this

00:09:17.840 haitian influx situation springfield ohio and 165 000 words of pure joshua lysic experience

00:09:24.080 detail every bit of it in haitians of springfield and that's not even to mention the fraud we can

00:09:30.620 that's a whole hour show right we have you guys have to grab that grab the book on amazon and you

00:09:35.980 know it's so joshua do you have an idea like what percentage of springfield now has haitian like

00:09:43.180 what's the haitian percentage so the population of springfield prior in the last census was

00:09:49.260 approximately 59 000 just under 60 000 um people and the numbers have been very deceptive as has

00:09:58.240 everything from the official story there's the official story that springfield that's two

00:10:01.640 breathing pills on one screen, right? So what you have here is the city saying it was about

00:10:07.100 10,000 Haitian migrants who came under Biden and the TPS program, largely through Del Rio,

00:10:12.800 Texas, the massive caravans of people that we all saw the pictures of. The churches and

00:10:19.740 nonprofits said it was between not 10, but 15,000 to 20,000. The whistleblowers that I have from

00:10:28.500 the state of Ohio, they're telling me it's as many as 35,000, which is three and a half times

00:10:35.460 the official number from the city. That's the height of the influx. Now I'm able to guesstimate

00:10:42.120 between 8,000 and 12,000 in Clark County approximately. But since the expiration of

00:10:47.660 TPS, they're distributed. And I'm seeing them, I've been seeing them in Huber Heights,

00:10:53.460 in beaver creek in yellow springs in troy these in inglewood these are uh smaller townships as

00:10:59.920 part of the greater dayton metropolitan area which springfield is just on the east side of

00:11:04.260 so they have been let's say spreading to help it make it harder for ice to catch them all

00:11:08.740 pokemon style so i'm just saying you know i'm thinking you guys imagine where you live right

00:11:13.780 now just picture your small town my town's pretty small and so i'm trying to like run the numbers

00:11:19.480 in my head, it would be like dropping. I don't know if you dropped like a hundred Haitians in

00:11:27.660 my town with these beliefs and like eating the cats and the geese. And I live on the water.

00:11:34.780 There's a lot of geese here, a lot of animals. The disruption would be massive because we are

00:11:42.500 not the same, you guys. And that's what Joshua is saying. It's okay. Our cultures are not the

00:11:48.360 same. This is why people travel to see other cultures, right? Like, oh, I want to see how 1.00

00:11:53.200 they live in Haiti. Okay, great. Take a guard with you and go have a good time. Yeah. Haiti doesn't

00:11:58.900 want these people back either. Like we don't want them either. Like, but you're Haitian. And if 0.98

00:12:03.320 you're going to do voodoo, go do it with your people. Get out of our country. I can't stand 1.00

00:12:08.140 it. Like these non-assimilating foreign invasions, and then they want to take over and have us bend 0.99

00:12:15.740 to them. And if you're a liberal, you're going to bend to them. You're going to end up bending 0.76

00:12:21.440 to them so far that you're going to lose all of your own civil liberties and rights to these

00:12:27.520 people. And Joshua, I am so not a pre-qualifier when I speak anymore. I don't say not all,

00:12:35.960 not this, like I'm over it. It's just gone too far. So I love that your book is out now and

00:12:43.120 it's ready for people to consume. Um, Marcella, I know you have to leave, you know, kind of soon.

00:12:49.240 So do you want to jump in with Joshua before you have to go? So I know that there was, um, Trump

00:12:55.020 had, um, had, I guess, terminated the TPS. The reason why they were here is because of the

00:13:02.040 earthquake like millions of years ago. Um, and he terminated the TPS. So then they were supposed

00:13:08.340 to be able to go back to haiti because allegedly you know the the earthquake stuff and all of that

00:13:14.320 the bill clinton stuff and and everything about haiti is still a disaster but have they been able

00:13:20.800 to deport a few of them or have they been able to get citizenship somehow or what are what do

00:13:28.040 you know about that it's a bit of a mixed bag and even that that's again the the the two uh the two

00:13:34.460 Springfields on one screen and in the one story the one version of events is please don't send 0.92

00:13:39.460 us back to Haiti to live amongst amongst our own people anything but that who nobody I don't want 0.98

00:13:44.200 to live amongst my own people that would be awful that would be horrible that would be a death 1.00

00:13:47.580 sentence literally is what they're saying the advocates for the Haitians and you have to

00:13:51.920 double take on that and kind of blink your eyes and then you realize that they're saying what it

00:13:57.380 sounds exactly like what they're saying but the issue is they didn't come from Haiti they came

00:14:02.580 from Brazil. They came from Chile. There was a mass exodus from Haiti following the earthquake

00:14:07.500 hurricane situation, 2010. And there had been vast communities of Haitians living in Chile,

00:14:14.100 living in Brazil, hundreds of thousands, millions even, in these enclaves. And that's where they had 0.93

00:14:21.260 been living for as many as 10 years before Biden was elected, opened the border, sending as many

00:14:27.880 people in here as possible. And CBP-1, supposed to be the self-deportation app, so you can come

00:14:33.860 back legally, potentially, CBP-1 was used to bring Haitians and others into the United States.

00:14:41.220 DHS was chartering one-way flights from these countries, from these Haitian communities,

00:14:47.020 to bring them into Springfield so that they could rejoin their family members who were already in,

00:14:52.080 who are already in Springfield and other places like Charleroy, Pennsylvania, like Lima, Ohio,

00:14:58.440 like Indianapolis and Boston, Miami, Chicago, of course. It's remarkable to think about how

00:15:04.920 Biden's policy was population erasure of heritage Americans, population replacement

00:15:11.120 and displacement. Just remarkable to see. ICE has really gotten their hands full. They're focused 1.00

00:15:17.600 first on the fraudsters we have just had four of the four of the best known fraudsters who have

00:15:23.520 been arrested they're they're due for deportation we do know that approximately dozens to hundreds

00:15:29.380 are facing or are currently in the process of being deported out of thousands to low tens of 0.96

00:15:36.560 thousands of the of the illegal Haitians I like to call them I don't I don't uh I don't I don't 1.00

00:15:41.940 really run the bush with this business anymore I think we're past that point of any kind of 1.00

00:15:45.800 reconciliation between our cultures. I do want to point out though that the Latinos and Hispanics,

00:15:51.300 the Central Americans largely of Springfield, if there's a community who hates the Haitians,

00:15:56.800 it's actually Hispanics of Clark County. The heritage Americans, they kind of don't know

00:16:02.820 how to think about them or treat them. They're just, the Haitians are just a bizarre culture 1.00

00:16:06.240 and they kind of try to like keep their distance because they're kind of afraid of them. And it's 1.00

00:16:10.060 just, the Haitians tend to be very, frankly, very rude to the heritage citizens. I've experienced 1.00

00:16:15.580 at myself when I attempted to go and immerse myself amongst the Haitians. There were a few 0.99

00:16:19.480 who've assimilated, but there are like a few select families. They've been here before the

00:16:23.880 influx. They already have a green card or a visa or something. Maybe even they're naturalized.

00:16:30.080 It's a bit of a tough situation. But if you want to hear actual Haitian hate, talk to the 1.00

00:16:34.720 Central Americans. Talk to the Dominicans, for example, whose people share the island

00:16:39.580 of hispaniola with him they nickens hate haitians they're like so pro-border because they could they

00:16:48.140 they they have the same island and on the other island is haiti and their island dominican republic

00:16:55.820 oh my gosh there's a lot of um dominicans in new york they didn't want the haitians there either

00:17:01.580 it's yeah well that's what we always say you bring two cultures or two groups of people that don't

00:17:07.420 like each other over there and you bring them here you're gonna have the same thing it doesn't matter

00:17:11.820 what land they're standing on so that's why i'm like everybody just go home just go home and we're

00:17:16.860 gonna start over and if you want to come here we'll take your name and number you tell us what

00:17:21.580 you're good at we'll see if we have a job for you and you know we'll take it from there okay owen

00:17:26.860 take it away so how was springfield chosen as a destination for so many people was it that

00:17:33.260 that Springfield was like inviting them or wanting them to come?

00:17:35.980 Or was it just a top down sort of where here's the place where we're going to

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00:18:27.780 It's a two Springfields on one screen situation again.

00:18:31.080 I talk about this starting in chapter two of Haitians of Springfield. Why was this chosen?

00:18:34.920 So there's a number of factors that all align perfectly and that there were religious,

00:18:41.080 nonprofit, business, and other community interests who benefit from, dare we even say profit from,

00:18:50.200 migrant presence. Prior to the Haitian arrival, there had been a sizable population of Hispanics

00:18:56.440 in Clark County that some of these organizations, including churches and nonprofits,

00:19:01.000 had been serving because they had kind of a a Catholic or at least a a Christian orientation

00:19:07.720 and it's like oh we got to help these people some of them are really struggling to assimilate

00:19:12.440 and there was a number of illegal immigrants in Clark County uh-oh and there had been ice

00:19:17.500 had seen there before but with with the Haitians it was a much larger number there are a few Haitian

00:19:23.980 families who had already been living in Clark County in Springfield Ohio specifically who had

00:19:30.400 told their family first who were living in Miami. That's the key. The first Haitians from, uh, let's

00:19:37.580 say out of, out of Springfield, they first came from Miami. Then those family told family who

00:19:42.780 were in Brazil or in Chile. And then this whole operation was blown up so that there was actually

00:19:48.580 something akin to trafficking, actual human trafficking, that there was money being paid

00:19:56.080 to bring Haitians into Springfield

00:19:58.980 so that temporary employment agencies 0.84

00:20:01.500 would hook up Haitians with these jobs 0.56

00:20:05.100 that either replaced or made obsolete 0.99

00:20:08.440 the need for American workers

00:20:10.140 to work at all the new factories, plants, et cetera,

00:20:12.980 that had been opening up under,

00:20:15.080 first announced under Trump the first time around.

00:20:17.760 And then those jobs were made available

00:20:20.100 and given to Haitians

00:20:21.800 via multiple temporary employment services agencies,

00:20:24.840 who, by the way, were also in many cases renting to the Haitians, were making them pay for

00:20:31.120 transportation to and from work, especially early on. And it was just people, there were a select

00:20:37.580 few people, I name blame and shame all of them in the book. They were making a significant amount

00:20:42.880 of money with this unfettered migration into Springfield, Ohio. The people tell me it wasn't

00:20:48.260 immigration. It was an invasion, and it made very few people a lot of money. And right now,

00:20:55.460 the administrative NGO complex of Clark County is primarily religious and is charitable focus. 0.93

00:21:02.400 Right now, they're using the illegal Haitians as empathy props to get Trump. Oh, we have to love 0.98

00:21:09.380 our neighbor as ourself. Oh, Trump has singled out our Christian brothers and sisters. Look,

00:21:13.880 here we are raising our hands in worship at the evangelical church together. These are our

00:21:17.840 Haitian neighbors. We need civil disobedience. Trump is persecuting the church. This is the 1.00

00:21:23.080 language they're using, by the way. Now, give us money. Here's my Venmo. Here's my PayPal. Here's

00:21:26.520 the link to donate. And it's become this massive fundraising operation that churches and non-profits

00:21:32.880 and other community groups are using the Haitians that they're advertising for. But it's explicitly

00:21:38.240 pro-Christian, anti-Trump. And they're getting a lot of evangelical Christians are just jumping

00:21:44.620 all over this all over themselves both conservatives and a little bit more mainline denominations like

00:21:49.820 presbyterians just going all out for the haitians who are christian and yet somehow still practicing 0.52

00:21:55.980 voodoo rituals and okay yeah i don't believe that so ej ej don't you love when i single you out 0.85

00:22:02.700 um you know you're you're saying you can love everyone without wanting them all in our country

00:22:07.900 because he was saying you know don't you just you have to like love everyone and i'm saying no i have

00:22:13.420 i have totally tipped into the hate phase of my life and i mean that loosely like i don't you know

00:22:19.740 hate people that you know whatever but i hate that listen if somebody broke into my house i have no

00:22:27.260 love for that person like if they broke in and like you know their arm is broken and they were 0.54

00:22:31.900 trying to escape danger i understand that but when you're just breaking in here and like and now you

00:22:37.740 broke into my house you're like no i'm fleeing danger but now i'm gonna loot your house i'm

00:22:42.540 I'm going to take all your stuff.

00:22:43.820 I'm going to take your food. 0.99

00:22:44.900 I'm going to destroy your house. 1.00

00:22:46.200 I'm going to piss on your rug and I'm going to rip down your walls. 1.00

00:22:49.760 Sorry. 0.99

00:22:51.160 No.

00:22:52.180 So that's a big no for me.

00:22:53.680 But typically, yeah, I don't believe in having hate in your heart, but I'm over it because

00:23:00.900 I'm watching the lives of so many people be destroyed in our country. 0.97

00:23:06.220 And I'm also really pissed off at the Americans that are just such simps. 0.99

00:23:11.040 they're like oh the poor people and your race like shut up you're you're gonna be that lady in france 0.99

00:23:17.280 whose store was totally ransacked and trashed and she's going but i'm on your side nobody gives a 1.00

00:23:23.520 shit lady like they these people don't care about you and your family's business okay so yeah i did 0.96

00:23:30.400 wake up with a bee in my bonnet today you know there is a uh there is a the filmmaker whose work 1.00

00:23:37.120 I cite in the book. By the way, people are like, well, do I care enough about Haitians of Springfield

00:23:41.920 to buy your book? Well, a couple of things. If you have been appreciating the work of, like,

00:23:45.440 Nick Shirley exposing fraud, this is in that shame genre of material. And also, people will remember

00:23:51.360 I'm a licensed professional hypnotist. I have written Haitians of Springfield as a self-hypnosis 0.96

00:24:00.960 script long form for those of you who have a phobia around being labeled a racist so if you

00:24:09.360 or someone that you love is afraid of the consequences of being called a racist and

00:24:15.840 what that could mean if you have that fear haitians of springfield is written directly

00:24:22.160 completely for you read it you guys if you do have that fear i'm telling you

00:24:28.800 you have to get rid of it because you're going to choose one over the other you're going to be

00:24:33.940 you're either choosing i don't want to be called a name or i don't want to lose my country like

00:24:39.320 which one do which one's more important to you oof um marcella do you want to jump in before you

00:24:44.900 cruise well what what are the going to be the results like are there people like you joshua

00:24:52.320 that are on your side obviously you say there's two movies on one screen but it's not enough to

00:24:58.780 just be against them you have to actually do something about it activism and all that

00:25:04.720 that you have to do is you're people like you basically where you're actually doing something

00:25:11.260 about it yes i think the most important thing any of us could do is raise our voices and say no

00:25:17.740 no this is not okay and an aspect of this story is one of the reasons springfield as a population 0.95

00:25:24.740 Center was chosen for the migrant influx of Haitians is because they're black. And largely 0.98

00:25:30.780 the heritage population of Springfield is rural, baby boomer, aging, white conservatives. It's

00:25:39.280 working class people who are, as we all know, afraid of nothing more than being called a racist.

00:25:47.380 That's why they adore Vivek so much. They call him our Obama. He's like a defense against the

00:25:52.580 racism accusation let's vote for the brown guy so we don't have to feel bad about ourselves

00:25:56.060 true story 100 we can talk about making acting and whatnot we will yeah put in on that um but

00:26:02.520 that's the situation and and they will and i will talk to small business owners i'll talk to

00:26:08.280 educators i'll talk to employees of the city who have a wild haitian story that if you know anything

00:26:14.340 about their primitive culture is not a surprise and you know that sort of thing happens all the

00:26:19.100 I'm there. But they will say, Joshua,

00:26:21.240 I promise you I'm not racist.

00:26:24.160 Look at all the

00:26:25.000 non-racist, anti-racist things I've done.

00:26:27.120 And then they prosperate. But this has nothing

00:26:29.160 to do with race. This has nothing

00:26:31.100 to do with race. And then they'll share their story,

00:26:33.480 Marcella, and then they'll say,

00:26:34.980 I promise it's not about race.

00:26:37.040 I don't even see color. Blacks? 1.00

00:26:38.780 They're black? Oh, I didn't. Really? I didn't know that. 1.00

00:26:41.080 No.

00:26:43.460 Like, this is why I've written this book. 0.80

00:26:45.100 It's to cure people of

00:26:47.060 fearing being called racist.

00:26:49.100 it's crazy for because okay so let me just get it out a lot of cubans in cuba practice santeria

00:26:56.760 okay so this is like they're catholic but at the side on the side they do santeria which is like

00:27:02.820 uh what would you call it uh witchcraft or some kind of yeah it's kind of like voodoo yeah yes

00:27:09.420 yes so what i mean is like you can have the same thing where where if we go to cuba and then cuba

00:27:16.040 goes crazy and they come here and they're the ones that stayed over there the same thing could

00:27:21.440 happen then they're white most of them are very very light-skinned and the same thing would happen

00:27:27.620 if if people are eating cats that's it for me like don't eat deal breaker that's a deal breaker for

00:27:35.400 me and well i i believe that they were sacrificing them for their rituals first well that does not

00:27:42.240 make it better but if you're yeah it makes it worse but ducks geese pigs mice that i knew of

00:27:49.800 and a very unfortunate squirrel and i hear that they're also really bad drivers and there have

00:27:55.920 been a lot of accidents uh is that true or is that oh yeah that's the number one complaint by 0.97

00:28:01.900 far because haitians have a they have what i call the third world gaze third world gaze you go to

00:28:08.460 the park we see instagram moments they see free food i'm sorry that made me laugh right we you 0.96

00:28:15.600 know we we we see like um uh we see like a food pantry oh we see okay that's for that's for the

00:28:21.640 poor patients see free merchandise they can go pick up in bulk drive over to the little pop-up

00:28:29.080 unlicensed market and then resell it which of course is fraud right but they do it anyway 0.54

00:28:34.760 because that's the third world gaze. 0.99

00:28:36.780 If you can get away with it, then you'll try to.

00:28:39.300 Suppose you're at a stoplight and you don't see anyone coming

00:28:42.960 and it's a red light, you just drive on through it.

00:28:45.340 Suppose you're at a stop sign and you don't like that the people

00:28:47.660 in front of you are going a little bit slow.

00:28:49.260 So you back up, maybe bump the car behind you.

00:28:51.980 Again, it's bumper cars, third world, every man for himself.

00:28:54.680 You just drive up on the sidewalk, drive through someone's yard,

00:28:57.600 leave skid marks and kind of go about your way. 1.00

00:29:00.060 That's the third world gaze that the Haitians brought with them. 1.00

00:29:03.040 And there was not any type of concerted effort to assimilate, to integrate, or as the New 0.99

00:29:08.920 York City Italian cop said of the tunnel Jews, we don't do that in America.

00:29:13.720 I love that guy. 1.00

00:29:15.420 All right.

00:29:15.800 So, Marcella, before you cruise, I just want to show you, oh, speaking of cruise.

00:29:20.460 So I've been teasing Joshua and X because he's been on this, like, I don't know what

00:29:26.740 it is, relationship journey. 1.00

00:29:29.220 And he's talking a lot about redheads and gingers. 0.99

00:29:32.820 He seems to have a bias toward them. 0.93

00:29:36.480 So, Joshua-

00:29:37.160 Oh, really? You can't tell? That's my race? The ginger race?

00:29:40.340 I mean, I know you're of the ginger race, but I wanted you to feel extra special today.

00:29:45.160 So I've been asking people to just admire my thumbnails.

00:29:49.200 Here's today's thumbnail for the show.

00:29:51.620 We're all gingers. Look at that. 1.00

00:29:55.420 Oh, this is content.

00:29:57.840 The AI is spelled by name, but there are Lysets who spell it that way, though.

00:30:02.460 There are branches of the Czech people because it's a name from the Czech Republic, but Bohemia specifically.

00:30:09.020 There's actually a Mount Lysak, and I think that's how it's spelled.

00:30:11.900 Oh, no, and I missed it.

00:30:13.540 It did it right the first time, but it made you really fat the first time.

00:30:17.180 And I was like, wait, whoa, whoa.

00:30:18.740 I was like, let's not insult our guests. 0.74

00:30:20.580 So we had to redo it, and I missed the K.

00:30:22.940 But I was like, you know, let's find like an old sitcom because Joshua was like kind of, you know, exploring.

00:30:29.120 and I'm like, what's a good sitcom where, you know, someone starring in it is like looking

00:30:34.340 for love and whatever. And then it was like, duh, the love boat. So you were like the guest

00:30:38.920 on the love boat. That's what that was. Very funny. Yes. I found that gender slop

00:30:44.020 goes way more viral. So unfortunately I'm just giving you people what you want. 0.99

00:30:48.300 Oh my God. I hate it. I hate it. I'm like, I always want to like just text message you

00:30:53.700 instead. Be like, stop it. It pops off. I don't know what to tell you. It's triggering. Oh my

00:31:02.560 God. It's so funny. All right. So you guys, Marcella's leaving us early. She's off to do

00:31:07.700 battle in court today. Good luck, Marcella. Thank you for joining us. I'm buying your book.

00:31:14.560 Thank you. I appreciate it. And thank you very much all of you who have. My publisher's really

00:31:18.240 pressuring me to sell thousands of copies so i gotta hustle we can do it five by nine or ten

00:31:25.040 per person all right yeah for for each goose life lost we'll uh let me just switch you guys around

00:31:32.300 here put joshua and then owen i'm at the point of saying we need reparations for we need reparations

00:31:37.900 for springfield i know we need it we need a public uh victims of haitians fund in springfield

00:31:43.700 It's so sad. I mean, your whole life, your family. Go ahead, Al.

00:31:47.340 Has there been any local resistance or uprising or pushback on this?

00:31:52.500 Number one, a Republican fears nothing more than being called racist. So that has quelled a lot of it, unfortunately.

00:32:00.800 There have been several voices who have made their concerns clear.

00:32:05.480 They, of course, have been labeled and slandered and doxed and harassed and the death threats.

00:32:10.560 And I know of one actual credible, I suppose you could call it like the threat of gun violence on someone personally who was regularly sharing at the city commission meetings about this.

00:32:24.560 And you have the combination of those two things, the threats plus the fear of being called a racist in a town where kind of everyone knows each other.

00:32:34.580 It's a little bit of a small town vibe.

00:32:36.640 Springfield is a tier, I would call like a tier D city,

00:32:39.480 where I live in Dayton is tier C,

00:32:41.040 so it's not like I'm being all braggadocious here.

00:32:44.280 Columbus, Cincinnati, close by with tier B, obviously.

00:32:47.420 But the fact that jobs, good jobs, good paying jobs

00:32:52.220 are really hard to come by has worked.

00:32:54.760 The people who broke the first stories

00:32:57.760 about the dead cats, about the geese, et cetera,

00:33:02.300 Many of them were either employees of companies who saw it on the job or they were city employees.

00:33:08.160 And what I came to discover was they were forced to sign nondisclosure confidentiality agreements about what they found and what they witnessed.

00:33:16.080 And they said, if you don't sign this, you'll lose your job and then you'll lose your pension.

00:33:21.140 So it's like, tell us what you said that you saw again in that house.

00:33:24.760 Oh, I didn't see anything.

00:33:25.960 Oh, no.

00:33:26.620 That's right.

00:33:27.180 That's what I thought. 1.00

00:33:28.060 Such bullshit. 0.96

00:33:28.940 it um i did you know i i have a clip i was gonna play it yesterday but it's even better for today 0.97

00:33:35.380 so let's just take a quick listen this and you guys this is just to reinforce don't be afraid

00:33:40.880 okay don't don't be afraid of name calling the first thing you learned as a kid was sticks and

00:33:45.120 stones right so keep that theory but here is brett weinstein from dark horse uh take a listen

00:33:52.160 what we all get taught in the west has blinded us to an influx of people who don't look like us

00:34:02.060 don't talk like us and don't share our values because we've been induced we've been so carefully

00:34:08.480 taught not to be racist a good thing that we over apply the lesson and we don't understand

00:34:14.860 I wonder what happens if you bring tens of millions, maybe hundreds of millions of people who don't subscribe to the idea that every individual is entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, is entitled to be equally treated, that their life is equally valuable to yours.

00:34:33.960 What if you flood a system that is based on those principles with people who don't subscribe to them and nobody reacts because they've been told that's your mind playing tricks on you, right?

00:34:46.700 There is nothing to worry about.

00:34:48.440 Those people look different and that's fine.

00:34:50.500 And the answer is it's not the fact that they look different that makes it not fine.

00:34:53.780 It's the fact that they don't like us.

00:34:55.700 They don't subscribe to our values and they have no incentive to keep the system going.

00:35:02.320 Now, it raises a question as to why the U.N. is so thrilled to, you know, to upend Western civilization.

00:35:10.680 Yes, it does.

00:35:11.300 But it does not.

00:35:12.260 We should not need the U.N. sign off to say, hey, actually, you know what?

00:35:16.620 I'm not a racist and I'm worried as hell about this.

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00:35:48.480 so i mean you know there there it is right from brett's mouth and i i like to bring

00:35:58.980 people like brett into the conversation because you know he has a lot to lose by speaking up and

00:36:06.700 he's been so uh vocal and verbal i was trying to put that word together um about lots of taboo

00:36:15.440 issues so i appreciate him putting himself on the line like that and giving you all permission to

00:36:20.960 understand it's not racist and you know it's okay to want to defend your country and even if it is

00:36:29.360 what did scott adams teach us by the way i was shocked he didn't get canceled for this because

00:36:34.400 this predates by maybe about a year the uh the great the great epic rant of february 2023 he

00:36:41.120 said something to the effect of you are allowed to be racist in self-defense yes now that was truthful

00:36:48.240 hyperbole yes you know many of the audience are obviously religious believers etc uh and we all

00:36:56.400 believe in the dignity of every member of homo sapiens that every human being has and i talk

00:37:02.800 about this in the book human biodiversity means you don't need a 130 iq to have human dignity

00:37:11.600 even though numbers seem to indicate your typical haitian is somewhere in the mid 60s

00:37:16.080 which in the united states that is considered mentally challenged developmentally disabled even 0.97

00:37:23.600 we still grant those citizens dignity obviously because that's who we are what we hate is lying 1.00

00:37:32.800 about it. That's what we hate. Nothing more. There's a group who has threatened one of the

00:37:38.840 events that I did. They threatened violence and they never showed up. It's a group called

00:37:42.940 Champion City Hate Watch. I reframe that. I do a little bit of embrace and amplify and I say,

00:37:48.840 because Springfield's called the Champion City because of all of the whatevers. But I say,

00:37:54.020 yes, that's correct. Watch how much I hate what you did to the Champion City.

00:38:01.140 so anytime you get an accusation or a label and i teach how to do this throughout the book

00:38:06.420 reinforcing it with hypnotic techniques because that's what my background is i have you reframe

00:38:12.660 it into a yes and moment that leaves them a little bit shell-shocked because they're not used to

00:38:18.100 being called on the carpet like that oh i like that so tell wait tell us more about the yes and

00:38:22.420 so we can practice that we we like to have little homework things to practice yes this is quite a

00:38:27.380 useful technique that you'll see people who practice neuro-linguistic programming or nlp

00:38:31.940 which is kind of an application of hypnosis it's also a technique the hypnotist will use if if they

00:38:36.740 have an argumentative client or patient you simply say yes and and then you go in a different

00:38:41.860 direction it's a little bit of like pacing and leading that this is where you go from pacing

00:38:46.180 with someone with whom you disagree to leading them in a direction closer to you so it's kind

00:38:50.500 of like the it's okay now we're going to make a turn here and you're coming a little pivot

00:38:54.100 if you say no that's wrong okay that's now we're adversarial we're going in opposite directions

00:38:59.060 but if you say yes and and then a direction like well well you know we uh champion city hate watches

00:39:05.700 is uh it has a statement about this particular event and i say excellent because at this event

00:39:14.100 we're going to talk josh was going to talk about how he has watched hateful things happen to the

00:39:19.620 the champion city. Perfect. And it's like, uh, uh, uh. And it's like, well, you only say that

00:39:26.280 because you're racist. To which I say, you only picked Springfield because it's majority white.

00:39:33.740 Ooh. Uh, uh, uh. And they don't know what to say. And then you go back and you, you, you have this 0.99

00:39:38.040 and you say, Trowood, Ohio is 80% black. Norwood, North Cincinnati, 80% black. North of Dayton, 0.93

00:39:44.260 Riverdale, 80% black. We know from the data that the population that Haitians get along the best

00:39:49.520 with are other black people. So if you wanted the Haitians to assimilate and integrate,

00:39:54.180 why didn't you put them in Trotwood, Riverdale, or Norwood? You know exactly why you didn't. 1.00

00:39:59.560 And it's like, you just, you play their game against them. They're not used to adversarial

00:40:04.400 combativeness like that. They're used to conservatives always being yellow-bellied,

00:40:08.440 white-bellied, please don't call me a racist. And I invite those labels. I invite those attacks.

00:40:13.300 And that confidence I grant you from reading Haitians of Springfield on Amazon now. 0.98

00:40:18.700 And I see a lot of people in the chat saying that they've already purchased the book today.

00:40:23.640 So that's amazing, you guys.

00:40:25.220 Thank you.

00:40:25.640 Keep it going.

00:40:25.980 Keep it going.

00:40:27.320 Okay, Joshua, yes, and I'm going to pivot now.

00:40:31.820 I wanted to ask you, of course, about Scott's book.

00:40:36.500 I just want to spend a couple of minutes on that because there's two other clips I would like to play with the two of you being here.

00:40:43.520 How's that going?

00:40:44.960 When can we expect a pre-order link?

00:40:47.160 We're so excited.

00:40:48.700 Oh, it's delicious. Yes. The independent publishing process is one where like they want all the files and like final draft and then you can have like the preorder link and whatnot. We wanted this to be like the holiday season 2026 book of like, you know, like basically Christmas time and kind of get out in advance of that, but after the midterms. So it was like from, you know, between the midterms and Thanksgiving, thinking about like what, okay, that's kind of like holiday season prep time.

00:41:16.240 yes that's when we wanted the book to to to launch so we we may not have this like big pre-order push

00:41:21.260 period because we want you to be able to like the book's available you can buy it and then now it's

00:41:25.440 out you don't have to wait like eight months i did that with with jennica pounds on our book

00:41:29.680 unelected we now sit in february and then like because of the shipping arrangements it wasn't

00:41:34.420 being sent out until october so we don't want to make people eight wait uh eight eight months

00:41:39.100 not eight weeks and ideally not even eight days like you hear about it boom it's done it's dropped

00:41:45.720 we have just finalized the official cover of scott adams oh good good good authorized biography

00:41:52.840 it looks wonderful professional and of course sleek uh and it looks like a biography amongst

00:41:59.120 the pantheon of america's greatest men and women it certainly belongs in there i think joel has

00:42:04.960 done a fantastic job uh and i told this i've told him this myself that and of course he will say oh

00:42:10.700 josh we just made it so much better with all your edits you know a little bit of pat on the back

00:42:14.000 here, but I will say about Joel, Scott picked him to draft his biography and that's actually

00:42:21.380 what Joel did. You know how rare it is in business for someone to do what they're actually

00:42:25.060 asked to do? That's so insanely rare. I've told Joel this like eight times, like you actually

00:42:30.900 did what Scott asked you to do. How rare is that in any type of business? So Joel is a legend in

00:42:36.800 my opinion. I've told him so many times, you were the perfect part. Like there's a reason why Scott

00:42:40.860 asked you, he trusted you to be able to do it. And, and Joel's the perfect person for it. And

00:42:47.040 you're obviously the only person that could edit it and take it to the shelves. Um, you guys,

00:42:53.260 I know a lot of you are asking, is there an audio book available? They haven't even decided that

00:42:58.140 yet. Um, so I, I know there will be Erica, there will be, um, the, the, uh, the fellow who Scott

00:43:04.840 himself picked for the second editions of all of his books together with, uh, the reframe your

00:43:09.840 Brain book that he and I did together. That same narrator, Andrew Baldwin, he is doing the

00:43:16.980 biography. I'm working, collaborating with him on that now. Great news. That's a great,

00:43:22.680 great thing to hear. Okay. So I'm going to pivot again. I just figured with the two of you here,

00:43:30.020 this one clip I just have to play, Joshua, I'll have you, I'm sorry, I'm going to say,

00:43:35.920 Owen, I'm going to have you react first to this. And Joshua, you're going to be amazed by this

00:43:40.140 professor at Wayne University. Take a listen to this. This is just going with the theme that

00:43:47.060 names don't mean anything, but this is just yet another shocking professor of law, might I add.

00:43:53.540 And I know I got really burned out. Over the summer, as you know, I was working on a writing

00:43:59.620 project, which still continues. But I think I also needed to power down because I was tired

00:44:06.180 of listening to and seeing President Scribble face. But I'm back now. And as you notice,

00:44:14.380 there are no clips with him on them. He will be scribbled out by me anytime I show him,

00:44:22.240 which will be cover slides for the show. Scribbled out because, like I told you,

00:44:27.040 when I was a kid, I remember looking in, we had dictionaries at school back in the day,

00:44:31.360 paper dictionaries. And you flip through and look up words. Sometimes you're doing it to look up

00:44:35.480 dirty words. Sometimes you're doing it to just look up words you don't know. But sometimes you

00:44:39.500 looked it up, looked in there to look for famous faces. And I was curious because I had just learned

00:44:44.220 about the Holocaust, probably I was nine or 10. And I noticed this when I flipped to the page

00:44:49.820 where Adolf Hitler was, his face was scribbled out, scribbled out. Let us do the same. I normally 0.84

00:44:56.460 would say don't deface books, but his visage, Donald Trump defaces humanity. So I look forward

00:45:04.380 to the day when he is scribbled out in our dustbin of history. And yes, I know, I can hear you. He is

00:45:11.480 not the only one, right? It wasn't just his enablers. It's the system in which we operate.

00:45:18.120 And as I often say, a person like Donald Trump isn't sui generis. He didn't invent himself. He

00:45:25.040 is the kind of filth that is extruded from a system that elevates the private property rights

00:45:33.380 of a few versus the okay i just have to cut her off but can you put the hat back on for a reason 1.00

00:45:40.040 i think i think she needs to go with uh with her enemies i think with our you know she she uh

00:45:45.040 uh i think she can go with uh with our with our haitian neighbors back to port-au-prince

00:45:49.300 people are saying people are saying the book is a bestseller again so i'm just pulling this up

00:45:53.440 again while owen speaks oh go ahead owen can you imagine your kids in law school and this

00:45:58.740 psychopath is the professor yeah i mean what i was thinking was number one she can't hear me 0.98

00:46:04.580 obviously she's anticipating a response i would never give to any of that crap and um i think 0.98

00:46:11.740 she's just demonstrating her mental illness i mean that's what it is it's just on full display i don't 0.99

00:46:16.240 understand why someone would be so proud to say let me show the world how insane i am i mean 0.95

00:46:23.060 clearly she's brainwashed she's been um convinced that you know trump is her fixation right like

00:46:31.180 it's just it it seems like um it almost seems like she just can't look away like she just has

00:46:39.140 to focus on trump and has to think oh i need to do something about this as if it's her responsibility

00:46:45.360 somehow and yeah i would be horrified if my student was subjected to that on a regular basis

00:46:50.700 um because you can't trust that that kind of person's judgment with anything and i just think

00:46:55.880 she needs mental help oh she clearly does i mean and also saying the word scribble just shows that

00:47:04.760 she's like locked in this like child mentality you know like i'm gonna scribble on his face

00:47:11.200 scribble i haven't said scribble since i was like three um what do you think joshua i think

00:47:18.180 Trump derangement syndrome continues to be an issue and it continues to be sort of a tribal

00:47:23.540 signifier. Like basically the way that you, the way that you assert dominance in a tribe is to

00:47:28.960 be more radically for the thing that the people believe in, which why ultimately because of the

00:47:33.880 immigration issue, build the wall, the big, beautiful wall. Trump ascended to the, let's say

00:47:40.860 populist, um, pole position in 2015, 2016, because he was most passionate about the cause

00:47:48.260 that his people cared about. So on the left, in order to be, uh, let's say a moral authority in

00:47:53.280 some way, you have to demonstrate a more and more commitment to the ideology and, and show just how

00:48:01.360 more passionate about it you are. And so she's kind of trying to put herself in the pole position

00:48:05.760 here uh amongst the tds left let's call it it's so it's so weird to watch like yeah it's like

00:48:13.900 it's very uncomfortable it makes me feel uneasy like who's walking amongst us besides all these 1.00

00:48:19.680 voodoo haitian people um so all right we only have a couple of minutes so i'm going to skip 1.00

00:48:24.880 my last clip that i really wanted to play with having both of you here but for time we have to 1.00

00:48:30.960 talk about the ohio race and you know you've got amy acton who seems like a drunken fool she's like 1.00

00:48:39.360 kamala plus i think yeah she's kind of like she's like a a white a white kamala basically i think 1.00

00:48:45.680 that's a good way of putting it but best best known for an extremist uh safetyist covid response 0.99

00:48:52.760 when she was in charge of public health appointed there by our republican governor mike dewine who

00:48:57.980 love, love, loves the Haitians more than his own citizens. And he's very honest and open

00:49:03.160 about that, by the way. Really? Okay. So Amy Acton, and what was the gig there? So during

00:49:09.620 COVID, she was supposed to say something and I heard she was under her desk, like sobbing like

00:49:15.460 a baby and couldn't handle anything. She did. Well, she, she did make public appearances. She 0.90

00:49:21.320 was sort of the, let's say public health policy director, Ohio's COVID czar, by the way. And I

00:49:27.540 there's also some uh let's say participation of vivek and some of that covet policy in response

00:49:34.260 uh-oh uh vivek had been uh had been has been consistently trailing more and more and more

00:49:40.980 uh amy acton until there was approximately a 20 million dollar ad spend like drop across the packs

00:49:46.820 and super packs all over ohio with quality ads featuring vivek's demographic his base his base

00:49:55.060 are blue collar rural baby boomer white conservatives that's who loves vivek that's

00:50:02.580 who these are the people i was telling you about they call him our obama we get to finally vote

00:50:07.860 for a brown guy who has our talking points from 2009 tea party socials and we get to vote for him

00:50:14.580 and not be called racist like this is just amazing he's he's like christmas uh viveka's christmas for

00:50:19.940 for um ohio's boomers uh working class conservatives i have no ill will towards them or bad feelings

00:50:25.700 about them i'm simply describing with as much accuracy as i can people are always asking me

00:50:31.060 who likes for fake who is this like who is in the tea party in 2009 with like the you know having

00:50:38.180 those forward forward forward uh conspiracies about obama's birth certificate that's who supports

00:50:44.500 for fake that that's his that was fun appealing too the tea party was fun i feel like that was

00:50:49.460 the first time people like the tea party and um what were the other people called that were on

00:50:54.660 wall street yeah occupy wall street that was kind of the left-wing version and then they got rolled

00:50:59.300 up and diverted into uh woke stuff and then they kind of became like cultural marxists yes because

00:51:05.140 they actually they actually threatened the establishment credibly so they had to be uh

00:51:09.700 diverted and dismantled that was a good time a lot of fun people came out we got tim cast out

00:51:14.900 of the occupy wall street um yeah so that was all fun uh so what what do people the republicans

00:51:22.980 generally not like vivek i really have no idea like what's happening there um so he has he has

00:51:29.060 a star power and a sort of a celebrity that comes with cash money that comes with the trump endorsement

00:51:33.940 that comes with uh his media presence he is he is a uh let's say an incredibly well-spoken like

00:51:40.740 speech and debates uh background if if one wants to look at his skill set of course scott adams

00:51:46.740 regularly praised uh viveka there up to a point when he was originally running and he did seem

00:51:51.780 compelling i've certainly found him uh compelling his ads as i say recently had been featuring um

00:51:58.260 had been featuring his demographic of like a working class, high school diploma, maybe some

00:52:05.280 professional certification, 65 plus Americans talking about his values and they resonate with

00:52:11.760 him and he's going to do good things economically for our state, et cetera, et cetera, because older

00:52:16.340 people, they want conservative and he speaks the conservative values talking points, which means 0.93

00:52:20.960 no change, change, nothing, protect my retirement, my golden years. That's the message that he has

00:52:26.340 had although recently he seems to have snatched defeats from the jaws of victory with a bizarre 0.82

00:52:32.900 ad featuring amy acton's mother who many pointed out is just is is like swamp witch ugly i don't

00:52:41.380 know how else to put it because people tend to have the faces they deserve after a certain age

00:52:46.900 oh jesus amy acton's mother is best known for defending her husband amy's stepfather who we know

00:52:55.140 from the data committed sex child sex crimes against amy acton when she was a kid and amy's

00:53:02.020 mother defended him for the rest of her life since then and chose her stepfather of a husband

00:53:08.580 over amy over her own children unfortunately a lot of women do that it's kind of bizarre 0.94

00:53:14.320 yeah and and with this business of like say um indian honor culture which is which is a known

00:53:21.960 issue in India, by the way, and the authorities who have kind of Western ideals are trying to do

00:53:26.660 some public persuasion. In India, this idea that if a woman or a child is a victim of a crime,

00:53:33.940 they bear and they share in the guilt of that, and they have been dishonored in that. And so

00:53:39.460 there's been Western influence in India to try to change that culture. But it seems as though

00:53:43.380 Vivek has brought a little bit of Indian culture into Ohio politics, is the concern here. And it's

00:53:49.860 it's not a good ad and not at all a good ad like that was uh but that was that was that was rough

00:53:54.540 like kids are off limits and any hey she she was um you know i think you'd get in trouble if you 0.99

00:54:01.340 use the r word here but this happened to her when she was like 12 years old that makes her look bad 0.98

00:54:05.580 let's run the ad what the hell is wrong with you yeah no i mean that in america amy on her own so 1.00

00:54:10.960 owen if you're living there and it's like okay i have like this drunken white kamala who was crying 1.00

00:54:18.500 under her desk in the, you know, during the face of an issue. Okay. And she wants to be governor 0.78

00:54:24.320 and she's slurring her words. She can't even say Vivek's name. She's a mess. She's, she,

00:54:31.080 from what I've seen is a liar and she doesn't allow people to like have cameras and report 1.00

00:54:35.760 and you know, this and that she's very secretive. Um, or, and you have Vivek who I don't know,

00:54:44.480 I don't really know enough about the problem people have for him because I don't follow it

00:54:52.100 that closely. But I'm like, okay, so is it Amy? But at least to me with Vivek, yes, I don't know

00:54:59.080 if he's a billionaire at this point, but he's a multi-hundred millionaire. And he's run companies

00:55:04.760 and he knows how to manage things. He's done things. I don't know. What are you thinking?

00:55:10.320 and he's a Republican. I mean, I'm voting for Vivek. I mean, obviously I would. I do think he's

00:55:16.420 a smart and would be a competent governor. And I don't think Amy Acton will be. And I feel bad if

00:55:20.980 that's the way things are headed for Ohio, because it's going to be terrible. But I think as I

00:55:26.740 understand it, some of the controversies around Vivek, one is just like he was in some kind of

00:55:31.740 drug company. And I think there was questions about, I think there was some drug that he made

00:55:37.420 a lot of money on and then it didn't get approved or something and so they thought maybe he just

00:55:41.840 sort of like did something wrong in terms of his business dealings um I don't think there's a lot

00:55:46.580 of legitimacy to that I don't think there's any crime that was committed or anything like that

00:55:49.860 but I think there is an element of people who criticize that and then the other I think is just

00:55:53.860 racist you know people who think if you're Indian you know we don't want you and when he was running

00:56:00.480 for president I certainly saw some of that um so I think some of it is just that cultural thing and

00:56:06.200 And I don't, you know, necessarily see that, but I think some element of Republicans just

00:56:10.980 don't trust him.

00:56:12.660 You know, they think, they think he's lying.

00:56:14.480 They think he's trying to pull one over on us and then he's going to do something else

00:56:18.040 when he gets into office.

00:56:19.020 And again, I don't think that's true.

00:56:20.900 I think if Vivek was elected, I think he would do a great job and certainly a better job

00:56:26.420 than Amy Acton.

00:56:27.140 And so I would hope that he'd get elected, but it does seem like in the last minute here

00:56:31.980 something happened.

00:56:32.640 And I don't know if it's all this ad that was a backlash on him or if there were other things that were swinging things.

00:56:38.680 But I'm looking at the like the Calciades and it was kind of neck and neck.

00:56:42.880 He was really ahead at the beginning and then it sort of was still neck and neck up to like the last month or two.

00:56:48.160 And it seems like the odds have sort of swung all the way over to Amy Acton suddenly.

00:56:53.120 Now, also, you have to remember, too, like now you can't you can't like publicly say I'm still voting for Vivek. 0.99

00:57:00.220 and he did that horrible ad because then you're a jerk, right? So I think that people are going to 0.99

00:57:06.820 curtail the way they would answer questions like that right now because they don't want to be

00:57:11.000 lumped in with all those people. But I just think Amy is not fit to be governor. And I think Ohio's 0.98

00:57:17.240 got a lot of issues right now, as most states do, and they need somebody who's serious. And

00:57:22.680 I also think Vivek wants to be president one day, so he's going to probably try to do his best job

00:57:29.900 and to represent as best as he can so he can elevate himself.

00:57:33.940 I don't think he'd ever be president,

00:57:35.960 but he has to get through a governorship first to prove himself.

00:57:40.460 What do you think, Joshua?

00:57:41.760 Yes, I think part of our issue is that following the, let's say,

00:57:50.900 Hart-Celler Act, we have seen, which basically like immigration

00:57:54.140 can come from anywhere. 0.54

00:57:55.120 Send us 100 million people, which is about how many entered

00:57:57.540 from 1970 until the year 2000.

00:58:00.700 Immigrants from the United States,

00:58:02.080 largely from non-Western, non-white countries, 1.00

00:58:04.880 non-Christian also, I think more importantly, 0.98

00:58:07.140 not sharing the values, not sharing the worldview. 0.73

00:58:09.680 And the adjective and the noun American

00:58:13.460 have been decoupled and are now different things.

00:58:16.060 There is a noun American,

00:58:18.020 which is like citizenship, Vivek Ramaswamy.

00:58:20.980 And then there's adjective American,

00:58:23.460 which is American in your values,

00:58:25.120 your, your, your, your nature, your shared story, your shared history, your, your grasping of these

00:58:29.960 things. And the, the, the famous Vivek Christmas, Christmas crash out, which he never apologized

00:58:35.840 for. He, he asserted that a South in South Asian, particularly Indian immigrant culture

00:58:42.020 is superior to heritage American culture because it's so focused on studying and math homework

00:58:48.560 and spelling bees. And it's superior to high school sports. It's superior to prom. It's

00:58:55.460 superior to pop culture. That's why we do better. And it's because heritage Americans are as a lazy

00:59:01.260 culture. And he specifically called this out, which is not American in adjective. Bobby Jindal, 1.00

00:59:08.200 remember, Indian, did very well in Louisiana. Louisiana as a Republican governor, because he

00:59:16.860 It was seen as being both noun and adjective American.

00:59:21.460 I have Indian friends here in the area and I've had Indian clients over the years who

00:59:25.280 are both.

00:59:27.100 Noun and adjective and noun in, American rather, both American and noun and adjective rather.

00:59:33.740 And that they have the values.

00:59:36.040 They grill out their steak. 1.00

00:59:37.680 They think some of the Indian Hindu practices are really weird and they would be the first

00:59:41.880 to say, yeah, we don't do that in America.

00:59:43.380 That's why we left.

00:59:45.040 why we're here and not there, because we don't want to do that. We want to eat steak. We don't

00:59:48.920 venerate the cows, okay? We're Americans. That's their adjective, American. And they have, they

00:59:54.820 participate. They're on the Little League team and they do all the things. And, you know, their

00:59:58.620 names may be a little bit funky, which from our perspective, it's like Star Wars, right? That's

01:00:03.940 why I think we need a moratorium on integration for a number of, immigration rather, for a number

01:00:08.880 decades so we can have integration so we can become uh the united again as opposed to uninvited

01:00:17.600 divisive every culture and enclave for themselves so i think the issue correctly is that avake has

01:00:24.360 made it clear he is of indian immigrant culture in those values and his perspectives yeah and not

01:00:31.620 american in adjective plus he's very pro data center across ohio right now and amy acton is

01:00:37.920 specifically saying, as governor, I will ban data centers. And what is the number one most important

01:00:42.800 priority of suburban white women in Ohio right now? Ban data centers. And Vivek has completely 1.00

01:00:51.140 misread that. Yikes, this is going to be interesting. And, you know, listen, Vivek

01:00:58.740 probably could have done well by apologizing, I guess, as you were saying for that comment.

01:01:05.320 um but i don't think he's totally wrong either i think you know we need a little bit more focus i

01:01:12.420 mean we're not doing well with education for our children yes i know sports and this and that but

01:01:17.760 we we don't have enough emphasis on it i think there was a better way to talk about it and to

01:01:22.960 approach that but and the homeschoolers have figured that out by the way so like homeschoolers

01:01:27.000 would agree but we you know you don't want to denigrate american culture because you see

01:01:32.180 as vivek demonstrated he doesn't see himself as culturally american yeah he should have been

01:01:38.900 attacking the education system yes and not not the people or the culture but anyway i do need to go

01:01:44.460 i gotta run so okay it was a great discussion thanks bio um so yeah and joshua are you the

01:01:50.980 hard press to get out i can scoot out here in just a couple of minutes here i think i have an 11 10

01:01:55.920 interview about obviously about the uh about uh haitians of springfield book everyone wants to

01:02:00.920 talk about that. I love it. Blown up with phone calls here. Excellent. All right. Well, we're

01:02:06.600 wrapping it up. So, you know, it'll be interesting to see what happens in Ohio. And I hope the best

01:02:14.300 for this country moving forward. We're at a very precarious point of which way this country is

01:02:20.200 going to go. And I also heard that Newsom has admitted that the DSA is now the stronghold of

01:02:29.460 the democrat party and that's where its strength is and that's where the base is going so it's

01:02:35.820 like let's stop you know pretending that one one side one party is fighting for communism is really

01:02:42.300 what's happening scary time so all right i am getting my my my 11 10 eastern is blasting me

01:02:49.120 here i do got a scoot there's one one comment said once again joshua lysic doesn't publish

01:02:54.020 enough books i'm working on it people okay i had six lysic books this year plus the scotton's

01:02:58.760 biography. And I ghost wrote like seven more. What do you want from him? Oh my God. He's like

01:03:03.640 a bookmaking machine. Joshua, go ahead and scoot and I'll say goodbye to everybody. And thank you

01:03:09.960 so much for being here. Come back again. And we can't wait to read your book. It's my pleasure.

01:03:15.760 Thank you so much for having me on Erica and Haitians of Springfield. I'm very proud of it.

01:03:19.800 Once again, I've written it as a self-hypnosis script to resolve the phobia of being called a

01:03:25.700 racist. I love it, Joshua. That's what we need. Let's go. All right. I'll kick you out. Okay.

01:03:30.500 Thank you. Bye. And then there was me. How do I keep ending up here like this?

01:03:38.360 You guys, that was great. That was a great conversation. And I appreciate, you know,

01:03:43.460 I, you know what? I appreciate that people are becoming more fearless and they're okay with,

01:03:49.260 you know, stating the obvious and, you know, to just get rid of having this worry that someone's

01:03:55.540 going to say I'm, you know, that they're going to call me a name. I don't care. Call me a name.

01:03:59.760 What's the difference? Um, so anyway, let's, uh, wrap up. Oh my gosh. I, I, this whole room is

01:04:07.160 exposed. Um, so please pick up Joshua's book. You guys, I definitely want to support him and, um,

01:04:16.900 I can't wait to read the book actually. Although, well, I always buy the hard copy. I like to have

01:04:22.320 a hard copy, but then I'll definitely do the audio too, which is nice because I like to always have

01:04:26.700 earphones on and plugged in and listening. So yay for us. We're getting an audio book.

01:04:33.060 Ray, right? Or is it Raya? I don't know. I'm the worst. Okay. Love you guys so much, Crusher.

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01:05:38.840 much back to normal now. Thank goodness. Yeah. Sending love to SJV. We love you SJV. So sorry.

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01:07:58.120 see each other. And when the video is over, I will end the stream. Okay. So what should we do?

01:08:06.180 How about, I only have a few videos. Oh, should we do Akira's, all right, you guys pick. I either

01:08:13.520 will do Akira's newest song, which is Nobody Cares or Cha-Ching. And I know some people get

01:08:19.700 sick of cha-ching, but I actually haven't played it in a long time. So nobody cares or cha-ching. 1.00

01:08:25.680 I'll let you guys pick. Oh my gosh. That's so funny. The new song. I see one for the new song, 1.00

01:08:39.020 one cha-ching. New, new. Okay. The new one's taking over. All right, guys, here's the new 0.69

01:08:43.940 one. Nobody cares. And I care. I just want you to know I care. And I'll see you guys in the

01:08:50.160 morning. Love you. Bye.

01:09:13.940 you ever think that you think oh my god they're judging me they're thinking about that mistake

01:09:19.220 i made they're watching me nobody's watching you nobody cares yeah maybe if you're i don't know

01:09:27.220 seventh grade or something but if you're an adult

01:09:43.940 People aren't really paying too much attention to you, so as soon as you imagine that other people care, probably not about whatever it is you're worrying about.

01:10:05.840 I mean, they might care in various ways, but not about whatever you're fretting about.

01:10:11.380 We're not thinking about you at all.

01:10:13.940 Once you realize that people don't really think about you, it really makes everything easier.

01:10:18.740 You won't get embarrassed.

01:10:20.540 You know, even if you didn't get embarrassed, you'd be like, okay, they will care about that for 10, 9, 8, 7, done.

01:10:28.220 You might care about it for longer, but you don't need to, because they don't care.

01:10:31.780 Nobody's watching you

01:10:38.420 Nobody's watching you

01:10:44.920 Nobody's watching you

01:10:48.640 Nobody cares

01:10:53.400 Nobody's watching you

01:11:01.020 Nobody's watching you, nobody's watching you, nobody's watching you, nobody's watching you, nobody cares, nobody cares, if they don't care why would you care, even after they say it, so nobody cares, it's easier.

01:11:25.300 Yeah, obviously your loved ones care about you

01:11:29.100 But your critics

01:11:31.500 They're not really thinking about you too much

01:11:34.180 Alright

01:11:39.020 Um

01:11:55.300 It's not music, it's music plus.

01:12:25.300 Thank you.

01:12:55.300 Thank you.

01:13:25.300 Thank you.

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Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 27, 2026

The Scott Adams School - 10⧸27⧸26 The Home Team welcomes Joshua LIsec. So Much To Discuss

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