Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 29, 2026


The Scott Adams School - 10⧸29⧸26 Erica & Owen Mid-Terms, Muslims, Monkeys... Oh My!

The Scott Adams School - 10⧸28⧸26 Erica & Marcela tackle HUMP DAY, Scott helps!!

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00:00:58.120 hey dokey all right i gotta call out dr von hardy right away listen we know we're not marcella but
00:01:07.800 do you have to sigh gosh he goes erica and owen sigh oh sorry good morning but look it's owen i
00:01:20.860 feel like we don't see owen enough and here you get you get this whole half of the screen of juicy
00:01:25.980 owen over here i'm here everyone good morning he's here and he's juicy okay uh come on locals kick in
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00:01:49.180 don't mess with me today owen how are you doing this morning i'm doing great got a good night's
00:01:56.780 sleep um a little frantic just because i slept later than i was expecting to but i'm okay
00:02:03.180 oh that's nice how are you i'm good i'm a little more chipper than yesterday
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00:04:44.960 except for election recounts.
00:04:48.080 It happens now.
00:04:49.660 Go.
00:04:52.580 i can feel the election getting more accurate every moment
00:05:01.100 let's hope so because it is sketchy out there to say the least yeah i'm going on with that and i'm
00:05:11.680 sure there will be many recounts probably i think so owen it's um it's it's the election integrity
00:05:19.180 is no better than it was before. It's probably worse. Um, okay. So I do have a little animal
00:05:26.320 clip. This is like my dream scenario, I think, except for, well, possible death from freaky
00:05:33.880 monkeys, but that was a good warning. Uh, but look at this, Owen. Oh my God. Look, the guy's
00:05:44.340 like bro there's a giant monkey in here and he's like i'm not moving i'm not moving and the monkey's
00:05:51.380 like oh excuse me while i just settle in right here thank you very much the guy ran out of the
00:05:58.220 store he's like i won't bite your face off i just want to hug hug me i'm coming in here i go oh
00:06:06.280 dare dare oh dare dare oh i would love that would you or would you be freaking out the whole time
00:06:14.320 i don't know like i mean i always wanted to like hug a monkey and like talk to one and like just
00:06:22.220 play with one but then that movie freaked me out that hot zone movie where that monkey killed
00:06:28.160 everybody but i don't know would you freak out i certainly wouldn't want to be near a monkey i
00:06:35.840 would say i mean unless i knew it was trained and like friendly i mean i i can certainly be
00:06:41.080 comfortable with it if i knew that it was you know likely to behave well but if it was a wild
00:06:47.500 monkey i don't think so no i i went to a nature preserve down in costa rica with my family and
00:06:54.180 there was a monkey that um i think it's the type they use in movies sometimes i forget exactly
00:06:59.900 which kind it is but it's the you know you'd recognize that it's the one they use in a lot
00:07:03.260 of tv shows like on friends yeah yeah and and but apparently they're like really not very friendly
00:07:09.240 and
00:07:10.200 they you know this one
00:07:13.320 like I think my son got too close to the
00:07:15.280 bars and the monkey just like reached out and
00:07:17.140 grabbed his hair and wouldn't let go
00:07:18.460 and really
00:07:20.260 we had to separate them
00:07:22.280 look at that's a big monkey 0.99
00:07:24.740 yeah this one he's got some long ass 0.98
00:07:27.100 arms too
00:07:27.780 I love the other guy ran out
00:07:30.940 oh and he's like
00:07:31.920 and badly
00:07:34.220 that one does look
00:07:37.260 friendly I don't know if that means it's been
00:07:38.800 domesticated or if it's just that type of monkey is is friendlier but i don't know the guy's not
00:07:44.960 hugging him back so i think he's like yeah i'm just gonna sit here like a statue yeah but i think
00:07:51.480 i think it's probably likely that that is sort of a domesticated monkey of some kind just because i
00:07:55.960 wouldn't expect a wild monkey to just act that way around people right i know and i don't know why
00:08:01.200 but stephen lang said he's been in a monkey swarm um we'll have to talk about that later i don't
00:08:06.920 know what that exactly means, but amazing. All right. So you guys, my name is Erica.
00:08:13.260 I'm here with Owen. You're at the Scott Adams School. And oh, I saw that. Oh, why did I even
00:08:20.520 say this? Because I'm going to forget their name. Nevermind. I'll tell you in a minute.
00:08:24.400 But I saw a news outlet had a segment about Walter Kern being on the show. And I love that. I love
00:08:31.640 when I see you know guests from the show make it to other news networks it's very very cool so
00:08:38.180 good for us yay team um all right oh and here's today's thumbnail yep Marcella she wasn't here
00:08:49.460 but how cute that is very nice yeah the Scott Adams family much better version of Scott than
00:08:56.800 the other one. Yeah, I had to correct it again. I'm like, not Scott Galloway. Thank you. So that's
00:09:03.480 a cute one for today. I had my little Halloween themed thumbnails coming into this week. So that
00:09:11.280 was cute. All right. So Owen, there's so much midterm news and so much at stake. And I hate
00:09:20.960 talking about elections. I don't know why it's like boring to me, but it's a little bit, it's
00:09:26.320 like, it's like the same old, same old, but I feel like we, we have to talk about some of these
00:09:31.600 things. And one person who, well, two people that I want to recognize today in particular
00:09:37.400 are Cam Higbee and James O'Keefe, formerly of Project Veritas. Now it's OMG, O'Keefe Media
00:09:46.700 group uh they are so good i mean it's so crazy how their undercover disguises are so bad i mean
00:09:57.020 it's like literally like putting on those glasses with the nose and the mustache
00:10:02.220 and they go into these polling places and um let's see which one do i want to show you first
00:10:07.660 let's do this one so this is cam higby they're independent journalists and james o'keefe and
00:10:14.140 And this is in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
00:10:17.280 And here they are going into a polling place.
00:10:20.040 Listen to the conversation and just how vulnerable we are.
00:10:30.700 Hello.
00:10:31.540 Hello.
00:10:32.380 Have you voted here before?
00:10:34.420 No.
00:10:35.260 No.
00:10:36.100 Okay, well, go down to where it's first voting,
00:10:39.860 take a right, and they'll help you out in there.
00:10:42.940 Hello.
00:10:43.780 Register over there.
00:10:45.420 Hello, what is your last name?
00:10:46.900 Uh,
00:10:47.300 Is that
00:10:50.500 And what is your first name?
00:10:54.540 Genevieve.
00:10:55.740 Genevieve?
00:10:56.960 And
00:10:57.120 vouch
00:10:58.440 I'm sorry?
00:11:00.040 Vouch.
00:11:01.500 Um, she's vouching?
00:11:03.260 I, I vouch.
00:11:05.380 Oh, for her?
00:11:06.720 And is, is she Genevieve?
00:11:08.780 No.
00:11:09.420 So are you wanting to vote first?
00:11:10.740 You're going to have the microphone.
00:11:12.340 Yes. 0.92
00:11:12.680 but can she vote if I vouch yes yes but vouch for her so she foot so if I vouch
00:11:33.680 she votes? Is that right? Can I vote without ID? Yes, if you're already in the system. Okay.
00:11:44.740 Okay. Hold on. I just need to point this out. I walked into this polling station with a random
00:11:51.960 name of a random person who is registered to vote in this precinct. I am not that person.
00:11:57.700 Here I am in full niqab, and this poll worker was prepared to allow me to fraudulently vote in that person's name 0.62
00:12:05.920 without verifying that I'm that person.
00:12:09.000 They don't need ID from me.
00:12:10.900 They don't need to prove that I actually am Genevieve.
00:12:13.980 They were just going to allow me to vote.
00:12:15.760 They might have had me sign an affidavit, but nobody's going to check those affidavits,
00:12:19.980 and even if they did, there's no way to prove Genevieve didn't sign it and that it was rather me.
00:12:23.820 okay mary kay you're so funny no that is a real poll worker and this is what they do james o'keefe 0.96
00:12:33.980 and cam higby they literally go undercover like i was saying so stupid like he's pretending his 0.92
00:12:39.920 name is genevieve whatever a woman he's in the whole thing and he's like oh and i'll vouch like 0.87
00:12:45.740 with this accent i'll vouch for this person and she's just like yeah okay um so that was one
00:12:52.180 instance owen now this one really horrified me because look at how much fraud you can do this
00:13:00.260 is so scary hello can i get your last name please you spell the first three letters
00:13:06.580 and your first name kami and then your address please my address i just moved it is three five
00:13:20.540 three o cleveland northeast yeah got you here so if you can take a look and make sure that can can i
00:13:29.320 vouch what is required and then she vote yeah okay do we need ID no ID needed her ID she does
00:13:50.140 not need ID? Nope. I have also seven other people who I live with. Can they not register?
00:14:00.160 You, if you live with them, you can vouch for them. You can vouch for up to eight people.
00:14:06.660 And no ID for any? Nope. But after eight people, you can't vouch anymore today.
00:14:12.340 Okay. Tomorrow? Tomorrow election day is over. Okay. And what if some of them do not live with me?
00:14:20.140 if you know them personally and you know that they live in this precinct in the area it needs to be this precinct they do so make sure it's the same precinct not just the neighborhood but there's specific boundaries and no id i vote kami correct no id right okay and she vote today and eight and seven others and seven others vote today no id right okay um hi there okay and what
00:14:48.240 What happened with the thing I signed?
00:14:52.240 What happens with the thing you signed?
00:14:54.240 Well, you are signing an oath, a legal oath, that you know them, and you know that they live in this area.
00:15:01.240 And then they are signing this oath, which says that they are who they say they are, and that they are allowed to vote here today.
00:15:10.240 So they live in this area, they're U.S. citizens, they're at least 18.
00:15:15.240 Do they check?
00:15:17.240 they do check it after the fact yeah okay i i go grab my seven friends i go grab seven friends
00:15:24.360 bring them with me okay i go grab and they vote today no id all right yeah okay they vote no id
00:15:33.240 the same thingy i vote kami i vote kami no id they vote no id seven eight eight including
00:15:41.720 yeah that's correct i mean i go grab i go grab they in the truck
00:15:46.340 they in the truck i go grab them we grab them we grab them
00:15:50.740 wow i mean i'm looking at the chat so some of you are saying you have to show id and so i mean i
00:16:01.060 don't have to show anything i just say my name and then i have to just sign my signature and
00:16:07.720 then you know like they look okay that matches but i could actually forge anyone's signatures
00:16:12.760 in close enough in a heartbeat so there's no uh i was i was disappointed with that when i was an
00:16:19.940 election judge because um it's probably it sounds like it's pretty similar in illinois to what
00:16:25.420 you're saying and like they do check the signature that's the main check is just does the signature
00:16:31.380 look similar enough that we think this is the person and no idea is required and you i will
00:16:37.640 say you know you can show your id i think they're having some places where they like get mad at you
00:16:42.040 if you take out your id like california but um the you know and and actually they do like that's
00:16:49.760 the default process like it's it's like if you give your id they scan it and then they just pull
00:16:55.300 up your record and so it's a little faster and but if you don't have one or you don't want to
00:16:59.600 you don't have to you can just give your name and that's that's good enough and um even the
00:17:05.980 signature like as long as it's roughly close you know no one's going to question it but i would
00:17:11.860 say like i was one of the people checking it and there were some people where i said yeah that
00:17:16.340 doesn't look like it matches but the i would say like the end result was nobody got turned away
00:17:23.320 it wasn't that i thought the person was forging a signature it was like you know oh i registered to
00:17:28.300 about 10 years ago, I don't remember which signature I used. And I would say in every case
00:17:33.200 where I said, yeah, it's not really looking right. They just did it another way. And then it did
00:17:37.520 look right. Like they, they probably had two or three ways they signed their name over the years
00:17:41.260 and they were able to guess, you know, okay, it must be this version. And then they were able to
00:17:45.920 pass. But the, the part that disappointed me the most was when I was trained and I saw what the
00:17:49.740 process is when you do challenge someone, it's like really restrictive as to who can challenge
00:17:55.080 and under what circumstances. And that even if you challenge someone, like if I challenged a
00:18:00.760 person and said, I don't think this is right, it would go to like the committee of people with me
00:18:07.700 and then they would vote, should we let this go or not? And then I think there's a third level,
00:18:13.220 like where it goes to the leader of the whole thing on that precinct. And then they would
00:18:16.800 decide like, should it be allowed or not? And if at any point someone says, let them vote,
00:18:22.760 that's the end of the process but but if you if you don't let them vote or if you want to not let
00:18:28.360 them vote then it goes through this whole like three-tier appeals process automatically and then
00:18:34.660 at the end of it if everybody says this person shouldn't vote you still give them a provisional
00:18:38.920 ballot and let them vote and then if and then the as i understand it like if there's a close race
00:18:45.280 they count all those provisional ballots so if it matters at all they will vote even if everybody
00:18:51.240 said they shouldn't vote wow i mean and then this guy's just like i'm just gonna go get seven more
00:18:58.760 friends out of my truck and just tell you that they live in this precinct and that they're gonna
00:19:03.000 vote i mean the he has the whole thing on no id he's just saying the name of somebody and you
00:19:11.480 know we're talking minnesota you guys and we know what's going on there and this is how we're voting
00:19:17.000 now. So we're an unserious country. It's because it doesn't matter who's in, right? They're just
00:19:23.680 going to do what they want. And the other thing about it is you have to say the part where like
00:19:28.920 something like 75%, even of Democrats think we should have voter ID. Like this isn't a popular
00:19:34.200 thing. This isn't something where, you know, it's a Democrat versus Republican thing. Everybody on
00:19:40.040 both sides for the most part in a vast majority think we should have voter ID. Then why don't we
00:19:44.920 have it? It's the activists. It's the leadership that doesn't want to have it. And you'd have to
00:19:52.240 ask why. And I think the answer is obvious. We know why. Yeah. So that was just horrifying to
00:19:59.520 me. I mean, there's this whole thing in Alaska going on. It's so confusing, but it's not. But
00:20:05.240 man, the cheat is in Alaska where they literally, the Republican running is Dan Sullivan, and they
00:20:12.940 literally canvassed alaska for people named dan sullivan until they could find one that said
00:20:20.420 they would run also as like a republican just to dilute the real republicans um chances of winning
00:20:30.800 i mean that to me this is an obvious crime i think people should be going to prison for this
00:20:35.140 and um you know now that the facts have come out that it wasn't you know they didn't cover it up
00:20:41.380 well enough basically that people were able to decide you know understand that this was an
00:20:47.240 intentional thing this was planned this was executed by operatives of the democrat candidate
00:20:52.260 and the most surprising part to me is that the story is in the new york times yes yes it is so
00:20:59.900 they tried to cover it up first you saw dana bash i said i was gonna stay calm um dana bash who i 0.98
00:21:07.900 just, I, I, you're pathetic. Um, you know, she was all, you know, Oh, so president Trump's already 0.95
00:21:15.440 like preparing a lawsuit for Alaska saying that it's fraudulent. Hey honey, it's fraudulent.
00:21:21.740 And they literally have this guy from Ohio who's like in charge of finding his name. He goes by
00:21:29.380 Zane. He's like in charge of finding all these like scammy, um, candidates. So a lot of people
00:21:36.640 are probably, I would say for this one, probably going to end up in jail because they did not cover
00:21:42.480 their tracks. They even wrote in their emails like, oh, we're so good at these crimes. Ha ha ha.
00:21:48.120 And how they're saying like the guy that is running as the opposing Dan Sullivan,
00:21:53.280 he's like, I hate President Trump so much. I'll do this just to help the Democrat win the
00:21:59.360 governorship of um of alaska and the woman who's running as the democrat governor she knows all
00:22:06.820 about it and you know she's just playing along like you know the she's actually blaming it on
00:22:13.220 the real dan sullivan like that he's the problem causing this corruption so i think um their
00:22:20.900 mistake i hear was that they lied to the media and so now the new york times was like wait they
00:22:26.820 lied to us about all this stuff and now they've exposed the whole story so if you want to
00:22:31.140 really like have your mind blown i'm getting this only time i'm probably going to recommend
00:22:37.100 reading the new york times but read about what's happening with this alaska vote and
00:22:42.840 wow like the lengths the democrats go to to rig an election and cheat and always remember when
00:22:49.600 they accuse you of doing something it's because they're the ones doing it so that's a pretty
00:22:54.640 shameful over there. I do want to get to, I'm going to skip that clip. So here's, I titled this
00:23:03.480 one Greasy Gavin. We mentioned yesterday that he was caught like on an undercover camera and here
00:23:10.960 he is just admitting what the Democrat party is now. And listen, it's from his mouth and you can
00:23:18.480 see him struggling because it's like this upward view and you can tell he wants to do his, but you
00:23:23.980 can't see it as good but check this out i was wondering because i'm a younger voter and a lot
00:23:29.260 of us like we're we want to see the democratic party move forward you know we don't want more
00:23:33.540 kamala harris we want you know more i guess democratic socialist policies like where do you
00:23:38.700 see i guess the democratic party going i think it's i mean i think no one is arguing to manage
00:23:44.560 the status quo or fail more efficiently so i think that the the dsa the energy and the desire and
00:23:53.440 demand for bold change, non-incremental change, is very much going to be dominant.
00:23:58.960 I mean, that's going to be a mainstream democratic issue.
00:24:01.400 Absolutely.
00:24:02.300 No question about that.
00:24:03.680 You can't play in the margins anymore.
00:24:05.880 The whole system's broken.
00:24:08.640 It's completely unbalanced.
00:24:11.520 And we can't manage the decline.
00:24:14.280 We have to completely reimagine it.
00:24:17.640 Ooh, they can't manage the decline.
00:24:19.920 They have to completely reimagine.
00:24:21.880 And I said yesterday, the only energy is the the communists.
00:24:26.460 I mean, they're very excited about trying to, you know, achieve their their dream, Owen.
00:24:31.780 So there he is. 0.95
00:24:33.860 Yeah, it's I mean, it's ridiculous. 0.69
00:24:35.880 I think to me, it's just again, they're not even hiding anymore, that they're trying to 0.71
00:24:40.120 destroy the system and they're trying to replace it.
00:24:42.700 And, you know, it's they're lying anytime they tell you that they're you know, that
00:24:48.720 the DSA is just the fringe party or that they're not going to make a difference or they're not
00:24:53.560 going to be even the dominant part of what the Democratic Party is becoming. And I think they're
00:24:58.380 probably still trying to portray themselves as moderate once they get into the general election,
00:25:03.220 but it's all a lie. It's all just, let's say what we need to say to get elected and then
00:25:08.040 we'll do what we wanted to do anyway. Yeah. And also, I forget the initials for the group that's
00:25:15.700 in charge of the Democrats, like for what's happening in Alaska, but Chuck Schumer is the
00:25:22.940 president of that organization. So Chuck Schumer's completely in on this also on the rigging in
00:25:30.640 Alaska. And, you know, Alaska's big. I mean, it's big, it's big, but this is big. I mean,
00:25:38.140 think about all of the resources, their location, their proximity. Um, so this is definitely,
00:25:45.700 they're working very hard to steal Alaska crying. Chuck Schumer is in charge of that
00:25:53.040 thing happening. I mean, will he ever get in trouble? God only knows. Um, and the other
00:25:58.320 thing I wanted to show you, this is more of the Democrat socialist party here. They are cam Higbee,
00:26:04.800 just a simple this is just a simple conversation but this is like at the the heart and the core of
00:26:10.300 these people take a listen what are you guys advertising uh we're freedom road socialist
00:26:15.380 organization the what we're freedom road socialist organization freedom road socialism okay we
00:26:21.140 believe that the only way to create change in this country is via revolution and that won't happen to
00:26:25.360 reforms like what kind of revolution like overthrowing the government like violently yeah
00:26:31.040 so violent overthrow of the government
00:26:33.980 yeah
00:26:35.160 you're just like trying to provoke people
00:26:36.940 I'm not trying to provoke you 1.00
00:26:38.480 you're an intellectual masturbator 0.99
00:26:40.720 who wants to go up to people 1.00
00:26:41.860 no you have this table I'm trying to have a spirited debate with you
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00:26:59.000 I don't really
00:26:59.500 hmm amazing i wonder where they live yeah in their mom's basement i mean good god can you
00:27:07.300 imagine this and like this is what people are saying now openly and publicly and you're supposed
00:27:11.820 to be like yes i'm enthusiastically voting for the democrats i mean come on imagine
00:27:17.140 yeah it's it's ridiculous i mean i think again it seems to me just like we're getting this big
00:27:23.800 mask off moment where it's like everyone's just saying yep we really want to have communism we
00:27:28.020 really want to just destroy the system and tear down every structure we see and you know in theory
00:27:34.060 they might have some plan to have something that they think would be better but everyone knows
00:27:39.260 that it would be a hundred times worse and it would be chaos and it would be anarchy and it
00:27:44.680 would be um you know just destroy the economy everything and maybe that's what they want too
00:27:50.740 i don't know i mean they might just say we don't like capitalism so we want to destroy the economy
00:27:54.800 But, you know, anyone with any common sense would know, OK, you're basically saying you want to just destroy the quality of life for everybody and you just want to create chaos.
00:28:05.740 You just want to create violence. And, you know, these people are I don't know if some of them are probably mentally ill, but at a minimum, they're brainwashed. 0.94
00:28:13.080 And it's kind of sad. But at the same time, it's something we need to be fighting every step of the way, because these are people who are trying to get power and the Democrats are embracing them. 0.55
00:28:22.400 Yeah, they really are. And I, you know, I just don't understand. I mean, they don't have the energy. They don't. I don't know. Is this because they have no ideas? Is this I mean, who is the leader of the Democrat Party? Like when I think about the Republican Party, I can think of 10 people immediately off the top of my head that you could see as, you know, leadership of the Republican Party.
00:28:46.520 You know, there's there's a certain unity. I mean, we you know, we're very divided on some major issues, but you know who the leadership is. And on the Democrat side, they're so fractured, yet they'll just stick together and they'll vote for insanity because that's where the energy is.
00:29:06.960 And it's just like it's the energy is just the squeaky wheel right now.
00:29:11.140 It doesn't mean this is the way to go, but they're just like, oh, I hear a noise over
00:29:14.540 there.
00:29:14.820 We better go over there or they'll get mad at us.
00:29:17.720 And, you know, at the detriment of our country.
00:29:21.080 I mean, the way I look at it is if I just step back and look at the history here, like
00:29:25.440 I think both parties, Democrat and Republican, just ignored the American people for decades.
00:29:31.960 They just they were so out of touch or they might have been in touch, but they just didn't
00:29:36.140 care and they wanted to look out for themselves. And so they were, you know, not doing the types
00:29:42.260 of things that would make life better for the people that they were supposed to represent.
00:29:46.180 And so everybody, I think, was kind of feeling like this is just a, you know, corrupt system.
00:29:51.100 They're not doing anything for me. And everybody lost faith in both parties. And then I think
00:29:56.040 Trump came in and just like took the free money. And he just said, well, I'm going to do all these
00:30:01.040 common sense policies that'll make things better. I'm going to close the borders. I'm going to make
00:30:04.720 more jobs i'm going to get more investment i'm going to bring things back from offshore to onshore
00:30:09.140 i'm going to actually address a lot of these problems that politicians have been ignoring
00:30:13.880 but because the democrats were also ignoring all that stuff he could take a position that
00:30:19.400 traditionally might have been a democrat issue and make it his and because he was such an
00:30:23.640 inflammatory character to the democrats and created all this trump derangement syndrome
00:30:27.600 then they were left saying i got to say no to whatever trump says is a good idea and now they
00:30:32.400 looked like crazy people because they're like you know i think we should have open borders or i think
00:30:36.440 we should not bring chops back or anything like they don't they're not left with any good
00:30:41.140 principled right issues or common sense issues to run on and so now they're left with this fringe 0.83
00:30:48.580 you know we should tear everything down type of thing because that does give them opposition to
00:30:55.520 trump but it's so much worse than everything that trump is doing that i would hope most common sense
00:31:01.960 americans would wake up and say i can't vote for that i can't allow them to get into office because
00:31:06.520 it's going to ruin everything for everybody and so i that's the way i see it is that they just
00:31:12.040 they took their eye off the ball for so long that trump took the the common sense issues that 80
00:31:18.440 percent of people agree with and they left the democrats with nothing to run on well this is
00:31:25.040 also hi Stella this is also how we got fake Dan Sullivan in Alaska I mean he literally was
00:31:33.100 what he's basically saying is I will risk my life and my freedom because you're gonna go to jail
00:31:38.800 fake Dan Sullivan um because I hate Trump like he and he says I have no interest in politics or
00:31:45.600 being a politician like they literally were just looking for someone named Dan Sullivan I swear
00:31:50.060 you guys you have to read this story and he's like oh i hate trump yeah okay i'll do it there's like
00:31:55.180 pictures of him like he's posing like he's some politician it is so insane and um the pretzel
00:32:04.540 that people like dana bash are twisting themselves into to make this like a trump and the real dan
00:32:10.300 sullivan issue is again sickening um so listen let's have a moment of levity okay um no it's
00:32:18.620 not jamie west but let's let's take a little pause because i love this guy he went he's a he's a 0.85
00:32:26.780 republican he's a gay republican who went undercover on a college campus and it's amazing
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00:33:38.840 i fucking hate you trump you piece of shit fuck you forever i mean whoa free hug 1.00
00:33:47.820 i want like a free hug oh thank you like they're telling me like all my rights are being taken 1.00
00:33:54.420 away but like i i totally forgot because i you know just forget all the time what rights have
00:33:58.480 been taken away what rights have been taken away uh there's i feel like i get overwhelmed with
00:34:05.720 these kind of questions because there's so much going on that i honestly i i i can't keep up
00:34:12.880 between ICE and trans and and the black community or in the brown community or like everything is
00:34:22.480 being wrecked and it's and it and women's rights if there's one thing that Donald Trump said that
00:34:27.440 was hateful what was it um oh god help me i mean just i'm like i'm like hold on a minute i try to
00:34:36.400 avoid all this to watch him now my favorite can i actually tell you one of my favorite times he
00:34:42.160 talk was the time he had no microphones that was actually my favorite time and I don't know what
00:34:46.620 the hell he said but thank god I don't I'm so glad he didn't get the chance to speak at the 9-11
00:34:51.620 ceremony in New York City I was like yes please because we all know he's gonna make it about 0.99
00:34:57.520 himself he's gonna be evil and say crazy shit telling people they're gonna go to hell if they 0.99
00:35:02.460 don't vote crazy shit that you're like and then you're gonna give us five thousand dollars right 1.00
00:35:07.440 Exactly. I apologize because sometimes when you put on a spot, it's like you can't think of the thing. 0.99
00:35:12.820 Like, you know what I mean?
00:35:13.620 If you would have to give a message to Trump voters out there.
00:35:17.020 I know, I know, I know.
00:35:18.120 Open a book.
00:35:18.640 I know. What's the one thing you would say?
00:35:21.280 Open a book, please. Turn off Fox News, please.
00:35:25.440 Like, that is to my father, who I adore, but he is uber-Catholic and MAGA.
00:35:33.500 I'm like, wait a minute, you're talking to me about Jesus and loving people? 0.70
00:35:37.160 and then you're going to sit here and be like be careful you're going to a sanctuary city they're 0.86
00:35:41.540 all out there like literally the president is a criminal like beyond belief like like such to a
00:35:47.600 degree that we probably don't even understand how deep it goes and so i i just am so sad for them 0.99
00:35:55.300 and i know they're going to say the same shit about us that we're brainwashing all this but
00:35:59.020 it's like it's literally like caring about people and the and the and the environment and animals 0.98
00:36:05.580 versus not giving a shit like I don't understand so I'm like I and my problem is if you're gonna 0.99
00:36:13.320 be MAGA stop talking about God stop talking about Jesus I'm over it like we cannot hear you one more 0.99
00:36:19.040 time say something about how you love your God and your father and Jesus and then you're gonna
00:36:24.260 go out there and be hateful like come on we're no one's perfect but there's a different level
00:36:29.460 of making certain mistakes and like literally just being a hateful person
00:36:35.580 I'm a little obsessed with how cheery she is while she's talking about this. It's
00:36:42.440 and his face. He's like, I know. And then, you know, just tell me, you know, the one thing he
00:36:48.260 said is, and then she's like, I just try not to think about it, but I'm walking around with this
00:36:54.280 kooky sign and I really hate this criminal. He's such a criminal. I couldn't even tell you one 0.99
00:36:59.920 thing that he did holy cow i love that clip so much owen it's it's like the perfect little snippet
00:37:06.820 of what's actually happening yeah he did a great job and i think uh yeah it's always kind of funny
00:37:13.500 just to see how these people are out there protesting they're willing to spend their time
00:37:18.060 and money and make their signs and do all this stuff um and then when you ask them even just
00:37:22.900 the most basic questions about what they're protesting they don't have an answer like they
00:37:27.640 just don't and it is to me one of the most clear signs of brainwashing that you're like totally
00:37:33.800 convinced high conviction willing to invest your time money everything into this and then even just
00:37:39.580 the very basic like well what what are the specifics of this thing that you're protesting
00:37:43.960 and they have no idea so in the chat on each platform if you love animals your god your family
00:37:52.180 if you're a kind person just drop an emoji i mean listen i love that scary monkey um i think we're
00:37:59.860 kind and i don't find that we're hateful i mean look at how they behave at these protests and
00:38:06.340 tell me who's being hateful oh my god did you see a trump supporter at a rally or somewhere
00:38:13.960 yesterday like a an ohio was there's a knife in his back he literally was stabbed in his back
00:38:19.120 um they caught the guy that did it but literally i looked at the clip there's a knife sticking out
00:38:25.200 of his back and i was just like holy shit i mean like you know even this joyful person that we 0.95
00:38:31.080 just watched you know it was basically she was just spewing trump hatred right like that she's 0.96
00:38:36.420 calling people hateful while she's expressing hatred yes yep and she's got her free hug signed 1.00
00:38:43.160 to anyone who's not, you know, a lunatic. Okay. Her poor dad, he had high hopes. Like he had this 0.95
00:38:49.440 baby daughter one day and he's like, my little daughter. And oh my gosh, she's so precious. And
00:38:55.460 now she's like, my poor lunatic father. And he believes in God. And you know, you're like, oh 0.99
00:39:01.460 no. So sad for him. So I just, I just needed that little intermezzo of fun. But getting back to
00:39:10.060 business over here. Let me just move this over. Okay, so Bridget Gabriel, we love her, friend of
00:39:17.720 the show. Here she is talking about, she just took a little world trip in Europe and talking about
00:39:25.720 how important it is to vote. And let's check her out. Hello, this is Bridget Gabriel. This midterm
00:39:32.740 is not about normal politics. It's about whether we import Europe's future or rejected. I just got
00:39:40.780 back from two weeks in Italy and Spain. Europe is on fire. Riots, blockades, strikes, and in every
00:39:48.660 single one of them, the same Palestinian flag. It doesn't matter the protest. France, Italy, Spain, 0.99
00:39:56.120 Britain, Sweden. The Palestinian flag is there. French protesters burned cars and looted shops
00:40:04.140 while waving Palestinian flags next to the French tricolor. In Rome, they stormed the Colosseum
00:40:10.580 with the same banners. Over 68,000 pro-Palestinian events hit Europe in just three years. 818 cities,
00:40:20.920 30 countries. Italy, Germany, Spain, France led the charge. This is not coincidence. This is the
00:40:31.220 Trojan horse. The Muslim Brotherhood document, the 1991 explanatory memorandum, call it 1.00
00:40:38.900 civilization jihad, destroyed the West from within using our own institutions and allies. 0.99
00:40:46.060 They recruit the useful idiots on the left, socialists, Marxists, campus radicals who hate their own countries and have shared enemies, Israel, borders, and capitalism. 1.00
00:41:00.120 The left gets its revolution, the Islamists get the streets, the numbers, and eventually the rules. 1.00
00:41:07.540 Qatar poured 90 million euros into brotherhood networks across Europe. 0.73
00:41:12.020 French intelligence named Qatar and Turkey as key backers of the networks that supply the organizers and the messaging.
00:41:21.300 The red-green alliance is real, funded, and operational.
00:41:26.800 Look at the results. Parallel societies, Jew hatred through the roof, two-tier policing. 0.92
00:41:33.560 Europe imported the ideology, protected the narrative, and it's now watching its cohesion unravel. 0.59
00:41:42.000 America, this is the preview.
00:41:45.000 The same playbook is already running on our streets.
00:41:48.860 Foreign money and a left that wants open borders
00:41:52.100 and treats globalized intifada as progressive.
00:41:56.720 This election is about whether we hand our country
00:42:00.800 to the same forces that turned European demonstrations 0.81
00:42:04.480 into occupied territory,
00:42:07.340 or whether we draw the line while we still can.
00:42:11.160 Do not import Europe's future. 0.83
00:42:14.580 Reject the Trojan horse. 0.58
00:42:16.700 Preserve our America while the choice is still ours.
00:42:21.300 Because once the streets and the institutions are lost, there is no easy reverse.
00:42:30.620 Yeah, I mean, this is what I've been saying for so long, Owen.
00:42:34.620 I try to impress upon people.
00:42:36.760 This has always been the plan to just, I always tell you guys,
00:42:40.300 they just like infest. They just get into positions of power. I'm a politician. I'm a mayor,
00:42:45.580 uh, the mayor of New York, the mayor of New York, in my opinion is 1000% a Trojan horse.
00:42:55.920 And, uh, she is so right. And the sooner that this country just accepts that as the truth,
00:43:05.440 the better chance we'll have of hopefully saving the country, Owen.
00:43:10.560 Yeah, well, I mean, it is a serious issue.
00:43:12.780 I mean, I posted a story recently about how Mom Domney wants to basically abolish 0.75
00:43:19.100 the New York City counterterrorism unit. 0.95
00:43:21.760 And he hasn't abolished it, but he basically did cripple it already
00:43:25.760 by saying they can only be deployed when he approves it,
00:43:29.020 which means anytime he wants to, he can just not approve it
00:43:31.760 and let that terrorism happen.
00:43:33.160 and this is a force that's meant to prevent these terrorist attacks from happening like when they
00:43:38.040 get intelligence and they want to go crack down on something to prevent it from happening
00:43:41.580 that's what that unit focuses on and now they're answering to mom donnie and of course if he ever
00:43:48.500 wants to he can just be like yeah i think i'm just gonna say no to that one and you know let
00:43:53.860 it happen right and that that's the danger like you can't just say oh let's let them suffer for
00:43:58.640 a while and learn their lesson and next time they'll vote republican because number one that
00:44:02.420 probably won't happen and number two um look at the danger that we're in just based on that like
00:44:08.000 we're we're in a state where one of our biggest cities might not have a counter-terrorism response
00:44:13.520 and the next time one of these things happens which i'm sure it'll happen at some point
00:44:17.700 where we'll have a terrorist incident in america um i think you should remember that democrats
00:44:23.300 voted for this they they may not have known they were voting for it but they voted for this they
00:44:28.340 voted for people like Mondani that would just say, I'm not going to protect the people that
00:44:33.600 live here. I'm not going to have the counterterrorism or other basic protections that we put in
00:44:39.540 place. And so I think they're directly responsible for that. Yeah. I don't feel like Mondani
00:44:47.480 cares about New Yorkers or Americans. And, you know, I heard El Syed the other day,
00:44:54.400 some clip where he's just, you know, it's one of those like, take your guns away type of thing.
00:44:58.920 Oh yeah. Let's disarm everybody, take away the counter-terrorism unit. And then when the shit
00:45:05.900 goes down, you're not going to have a way to defend yourself. So the more they can achieve 0.99
00:45:10.880 those types of things where you're vulnerable and you can't protect yourself, the easier it is
00:45:16.560 for them to take control um this is you know this is my opinion uh blah blah blah okay well
00:45:25.480 i just think i mean and i would say like when you have a house of representative person like
00:45:29.860 ilana mar at least it's not like her vote actually makes things directly happen like she has to
00:45:36.640 convince enough people to go along with her crazy ideas to make it go through and even then there's
00:45:40.820 all these checks and balances like it has to get through the house it has to get through the senate
00:45:44.160 But Trump needs to sign off on it.
00:45:46.900 So there's lots of ways to stop these bad things from happening.
00:45:49.440 But when you make someone a mayor or you make someone a governor or you make someone an AG, they have a lot of power.
00:45:56.160 And no one can tell them no.
00:45:57.840 No one can say, no, no, no, that's not a good idea and not have it before it happens.
00:46:02.280 No, they can just make these decisions and then suddenly we're at risk or we're in a lot of danger or we don't have the basic services that you're expecting from the city.
00:46:12.120 or like you know he's doing his I mean his grocery store thing like it's just he can go do those
00:46:17.340 things so I think we just need to try and fight this every possible place we can to stop it's
00:46:23.340 just causing a lot of damage and again the more chaos they create it probably actually helps them
00:46:28.860 just because people start not trusting government and then they start looking for alternatives and
00:46:33.960 then these other alternatives start looking appealing especially to young people who have
00:46:37.560 no history and experience and knowledge. And they think, oh, well, I want the free stuff and look
00:46:42.900 how hard it is to buy stuff. They're telling me they can fix this. And they don't ever even
00:46:47.280 critically examine it to say, wait a second, that doesn't make any sense. That doesn't even
00:46:51.000 match basic economic concepts or principles and would never work. But again, that perspective,
00:46:59.140 you need to actually have some kind of real education around that. And most young people
00:47:03.780 don't have that but oh and it is the perfect storm when you think about it too like having this war
00:47:08.420 going on and the economy does suck right now for everybody and so you're like okay yeah well now
00:47:15.860 we're just even making the economy worse because of the war so that just makes the socialist
00:47:22.020 communists i'm going to call them communists if you guys don't mind um prove their point because
00:47:28.340 it's like well look you can't pay your rent you can't get groceries you know it's hard to have a
00:47:32.180 a good job, blah, blah, blah. And, um, it just drives the point home more. So, and then, you
00:47:38.580 know, the younger generation, they, they do like to band together and it's like, well, I want to
00:47:43.440 be in with the cool group and this is what we're doing now. And, oh, we're like revolutionaries
00:47:48.460 and we're anarchists or we're communists and they don't even know what they're talking about. They,
00:47:53.920 they just, they don't even understand. And it's, it's heartbreaking. Um, so I just think it made
00:47:59.800 it easier. And Flavor, I saw your comment where you said you can thank George Bush for reframing
00:48:05.500 Islam as a religion of peace, not ideology of menace. And it is so true. And as we highlighted, 0.99
00:48:12.980 I don't even know if it was this week anymore, but the Bushes voted for Tallarico in Texas.
00:48:20.260 And it's like, what the hell is happening? So everything is fake and gay. People are voting 1.00
00:48:28.080 for people they shouldn't be voting for. Islam's good. America's bad. It's so backwards. And this 1.00
00:48:35.580 is very dangerous. So I guess that's why we're pushing out these stories and just trying to
00:48:41.540 make everybody aware. Because if you are talking with people, at least you've seen these clips,
00:48:46.940 you've heard from other people, not Owen and I per se, but from other people who know, like
00:48:52.220 Brigitte Gabriel, what's on the horizon? So it's just important. And I think a good person to end
00:49:01.940 on for the midterm voter segment, well, all right, there's going to be one thing after this, but
00:49:07.960 this guy, I don't know his name, but this was posted from an account, the account at Tony.
00:49:14.460 And this guy's a breath of fresh air. Listen to him. He's my kind of people.
00:49:18.540 I just went and voted to make sure that we have no kings in the United States of America.
00:49:23.900 I went down and voted 100% down the ballot for the Republican Party.
00:49:28.420 Now, I know that the mainstream media will try to tell you that Donald Trump wants to be a king,
00:49:33.160 but that's just not true.
00:49:35.040 That's the sellout media spewing a whole bunch of political propaganda.
00:49:39.660 Donald Trump wants to be a king about as much as I want to be a Democrat.
00:49:42.880 But I'm old enough to remember when the President of the United States told the citizens of America
00:49:48.740 that if you don't buy the federal health care plan, that you would be fined and you would be penalized.
00:49:54.920 Just a few years ago, I even remember when the President told me that if I didn't take a certain shot, that I would lose my job.
00:50:02.280 So you tell me who's trying to be a king and who's trying to save the United States of America.
00:50:07.820 Our founding fathers said that we serve no king other than King Jesus.
00:50:12.880 and that's how the Patriots still think today.
00:50:15.900 So I hope you will join me in voting for the Republican Party
00:50:18.860 to make sure that we have no kings in the United States of America.
00:50:23.280 God bless you.
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00:51:30.480 I would follow him, but I don't know his name.
00:51:33.000 It wasn't in the post.
00:51:33.920 So if I can find it, I'll post that.
00:51:37.080 But, you know, amen.
00:51:38.760 Because he's totally right.
00:51:41.260 And I mean, I think the first time I really noticed socialism, he's right, was with Obama.
00:51:50.240 And Obama is probably the first president that brought socialism to America.
00:51:55.620 And he's right, like with mandates and, you know, and telling you, you didn't build that, Owen.
00:52:00.600 I don't know.
00:52:00.920 I think FDR might have started.
00:52:02.540 Oh, maybe.
00:52:05.200 Yeah, no, I do think Obama brought it back in a big way.
00:52:08.840 And I think he's right.
00:52:09.700 And I think that everything I see from the Democrat leadership is very authoritarian in nature, where they want to force everyone to do things their way, and they want to have all these things where they take away your choice, they take away the competition, they take away anything except their way of doing things, and they don't want to allow people to have their freedoms.
00:52:29.400 And so he is 100% correct. And I think if we do have a Democrat president, it most likely will be some kind of authoritarian sort of thing where they're going to impose all kinds of structures and rules and things, and they're going to take away people's freedoms.
00:52:48.280 And I think that's a core part of the Democrat agenda is to get power and then use it.
00:52:54.140 right um just one last thing um this is colin mcdonald oh i forget what his title is he's like
00:53:02.860 assistant ag maybe wait i think sorry you guys i'll find out by the end of the clip but listen
00:53:10.700 to to what they've already found with like voter fraud with illegals you guys just take a take a
00:53:16.220 listen i'll grab his title will our election for the midterm be secure sir
00:53:23.500 Well, Lawrence, what we're seeing as we drilled further down into this problem set
00:53:28.180 is that the thing that people say doesn't happen happens all the time. In just the past 50 days,
00:53:33.980 we've charged over 130 aliens with voting in American elections. And to be clear,
00:53:40.800 America's elections are for Americans. Only American citizens are allowed to vote. Illegals 0.57
00:53:46.860 are not. And to be sure, every time that an illegal casts a vote, they are canceling out 0.99
00:53:52.880 the vote of an American, whether red or blue. And we don't care whether it is a red or a blue vote
00:53:58.600 that they are, uh, that they are, um, uh, eliminating, but it is certain that they are
00:54:03.700 eliminating the vote of an American. And the further we look, the more voter fraud we find.
00:54:11.060 Well, keep looking, please. So there was his title assistant AG for a voter fraud division.
00:54:17.740 So that's amazing. I mean, that's just the last 50 days. So, you know, I just think this is going to be a crazy election night season. And Walter Kern and Matt Taibbi are doing like election day coverage. I think they're going to have to plan a week of like living together and doing this because it's not going to end fast. It's going to be very dragged out, Owen.
00:54:42.800 again i i've said over and over i have no idea what's going to happen in terms of who's going
00:54:47.780 to win i think it's very much up in the air because i think you can't really believe any
00:54:51.420 of the polls you can't really believe anything really in terms of which way things are going
00:54:56.340 to go and how close it'll be and how many seats are going to flip one way or the other and i think
00:55:01.040 no matter what happens there's going to be a lot of controversy around it and whoever loses is going
00:55:04.740 to be saying the other side cheated we already see the the groundwork being laid for that on
00:55:09.740 both sides. It's kind of interesting how the Democrats can on one side say, oh, no, the
00:55:14.040 elections are secure. They're fine. And then they're also building up the narrative that
00:55:18.300 Trump's going to rig the election somehow. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Well, that's, you know,
00:55:22.480 that's their thing. Blame Trump. Just start laying the groundwork, which actually, oh,
00:55:28.740 you know what, Owen? I feel like you just led me to a clip. I wasn't sure if I could play today,
00:55:32.860 but I think I can now. Let's listen. I love a moment with Adam Carolla. He's just so good.
00:55:41.520 Let's just take a listen and enjoy. Remember the summer of love with mostly peaceful protests
00:55:48.380 and entire cities burning down? You had a riot, an angry mob setting things on fire and burning
00:55:56.560 down cities all over the country simultaneously that was a mostly peaceful protest and nothing 1.00
00:56:04.580 but excuses for them the j6 mob that was a deadly insurrection yes that started at two in the 1.00
00:56:12.280 afternoon was over by 4 15 and no one no one had a weapon and went nowhere but so think about 0.99
00:56:17.640 what they did they took two separate events turned a deadly one with fires everywhere and billions of
00:56:25.200 of destruction into a mostly peaceful
00:56:27.340 protest, and then they took the other one
00:56:29.560 with no guns
00:56:31.620 and no death, except for
00:56:33.400 what they caused, and turned
00:56:35.480 that into a violent armed insurrection.
00:56:37.900 So that's what the news does,
00:56:39.820 and then they go,
00:56:41.640 we've got to stop Elon because of the
00:56:43.320 misinformation.
00:56:44.940 Elon's money bad, but George Soros is money good.
00:56:48.180 That's what we've seen in this election cycle.
00:56:49.840 George Soros, who's just
00:56:51.580 bankrupted nations
00:56:53.120 and then got horrible DAs put in place to ruin cities.
00:56:58.580 That's all that guy.
00:56:59.240 The other guy is sending rockets to the moon and curing epilepsy.
00:57:04.260 But they don't care.
00:57:05.520 They don't care.
00:57:06.040 They have their hero.
00:57:07.020 Their hero is a guy who has done nothing.
00:57:11.140 Pick your fighter.
00:57:12.780 I pick Elon for sure.
00:57:15.000 I know I love Adam, you guys.
00:57:17.380 I like how he's like, an insurrection that started at two was over by four
00:57:21.760 and there were no weapons.
00:57:23.120 It's just so that's like, that's the stuff that makes us crazy, right?
00:57:27.240 We watch the news.
00:57:28.420 We all watch the news and it's like, oh, let them blow off some steam.
00:57:32.320 The summer of love, you know, the mayor of that was, I think, Baltimore, let them blow
00:57:36.620 off some steam.
00:57:37.620 People need to, you know, to destroy their cities and their small businesses, just to
00:57:41.280 let it out.
00:57:42.160 Don't go to the gym.
00:57:43.140 Don't take a run.
00:57:44.060 Don't scream into a pillow. 0.99
00:57:45.640 Burn down your city. 0.94
00:57:47.000 Totally fine, says the mayor. 0.73
00:57:49.960 And we had to watch that.
00:57:51.740 we had to watch how disgusting it was and sad and and then there's this fake fake insurrection
00:57:59.500 like scott said you don't bring zip ties as your weapon for an insurrection which by the way the
00:58:05.580 guy found the zip ties there and was just like oh look zip ties um and we know how that turned out
00:58:11.580 fake and gay like literally so i i think the people have just had it and the media can't be 0.80
00:58:18.620 called out enough, Owen. Yeah, well, I mean, the whole J6 thing is just such a ridiculous example 1.00
00:58:24.980 of where it was like, very obviously a crafted narrative, very obviously scripted, very obviously
00:58:31.200 where they kept all the footage secret, and then they only presented the stuff that
00:58:37.880 helped their narrative. They brought in Hollywood scriptwriters or producers to do this with them,
00:58:43.680 so it wasn't even hidden that that's what they were doing. And then afterwards,
00:58:48.000 they destroyed the evidence. They destroyed all the evidence so that no one could see what they
00:58:52.520 did. Oh, and highlight that. So now when Trump got in, they were like, well, we want to see your
00:58:57.980 evidence for J6. What did you find? Because they want to make sure what's what. And they literally
00:59:04.660 are like, no, we lost all the evidence. Crazy. Yeah. And I think it would have been just as
00:59:12.160 obvious as what we're finding out about this Dan Sullivan situation where it's like, yeah,
00:59:16.320 you can see the whole trail of what they did you can see that they crafted this fake narrative
00:59:20.040 and they brought in hollywood producers or you know script writers to help them put together
00:59:25.880 the narrative and to go through all the videos and do the root powers on them to say oh look
00:59:31.760 you know here's this violent thing that happened when if you just watch the rest of the footage
00:59:35.500 you could see that it was something i remember there was one example where they you know they
00:59:39.460 they tried to make someone out to be violent and he was just like trying to return some equipment
00:59:44.080 back to a policeman and like they just cut the footage so it wouldn't look like that and it
00:59:48.980 looked like the opposite of what it was and it was just so obvious what they were doing and
00:59:53.260 at the same time for their base it's been effective there's still all these democrats
00:59:58.420 that think this is the worst thing that's ever happened including the civil war i mean it's like
01:00:02.560 just they made it out to be this massive thing that was really just i mean i would i would agree
01:00:08.740 that it was like a protest that became a riot and that's about it and there's even questions about
01:00:13.660 how that started you know in terms of who was behind yeah i mean there's video of the capitol
01:00:19.920 police saying they set us up they set us up meaning the the politicians set up the the capitol police 0.76
01:00:27.500 to be like suckers and losers and they should all speak out and just whistleblow the whole thing 0.96
01:00:34.220 because that's a shame um what do you say jamie 0.98
01:00:37.840 ah she's verklempt um one quick thing oh and i know you have to leave right on time but
01:00:48.060 what are these two doing what are they cooking up over here
01:00:51.760 it can't be the victory party for bb so what what do you think is happening here are they
01:01:10.600 making pizzas what's happening i don't know i think they're you know cooking up world peace
01:01:15.940 maybe oh and i love that cooking up world peace look at you it's a peace pie um or bb celebrating
01:01:26.660 his retirement maybe i don't know i don't know um but joel will be here tomorrow and he can update
01:01:33.540 us on the israel elections uh better than i can i'm sure owen could do it too but we'll let we'll
01:01:39.860 let Joel do it. He's, he's the real reporter. Um, and he'll be here. Yeah. And he'll be here
01:01:46.300 with the, uh, pre-order link for the book. So piece of pie, Lucinda, that was a good one.
01:01:53.340 Piece of pies. Okay. I like it. Um, all right. So Owen has to leave. So I'm going to start our
01:02:00.360 goodbyes now, you guys. So let's say thank you to Scott and Shelly for allowing this show to be
01:02:05.020 here to continue for us all to join together, get through these midterms and whatever else comes our
01:02:10.900 way. And let's all meet back here tomorrow. Marcella will not be here tomorrow, Dr. Von
01:02:17.020 Hardy. I'm so sorry, but Owen and I will be. So that makes anybody happy. We'll be here. And
01:02:23.660 let's have a closing sip to our most beloved Scott Adams. You guys get out there and be useful,
01:02:31.900 talk to your neighbors and persuade them to vote Republican.
01:02:36.820 To Scott.
01:02:38.320 To Scott.
01:02:41.600 Thanks guys.
01:02:42.700 All right.
01:02:42.940 Oh,
01:02:43.100 and I know you got to go.
01:02:44.040 We're going to do an Akira while you,
01:02:45.620 while you head out.
01:02:46.420 Have a great day.
01:02:47.780 You too.
01:02:48.180 See you tomorrow.
01:02:48.760 Thanks.
01:02:50.140 All right.
01:02:51.920 And then there was me again.
01:02:55.700 I love it.
01:02:57.260 You guys were so amazing today.
01:02:59.440 Jim Courtney.
01:03:00.780 All right.
01:03:01.340 I think I'm going for, oh, see that one? How about, all right, let me see. Who's got one?
01:03:17.040 Who's got one? I was going to do, no, that one's sexy. Ooh, how about use your despair? Use your 0.96
01:03:24.980 despair. Here we go. Andy, I like pineapple on pizza with hot peppers and pepperoni.
01:03:36.940 I said it. Here's some more. Use your despair to find freedom. Use your despair to find freedom.
01:03:51.120 use your sadness, loneliness, depression, and despair to buy your freedom.
01:04:04.180 Do you know how to do that?
01:04:06.300 And by the way, freedom feels really good.
01:04:09.060 Here's how.
01:04:10.500 Do you remember that day you were lonely and sad and neurotic and anxious and depressed
01:04:16.180 and every other bad feeling in the world?
01:04:19.460 and if only you could talk to that guy or that girl,
01:04:23.940 the person of your affection.
01:04:26.560 If you feel like you're going to die anyway, just do it.
01:04:32.560 You're free.
01:04:34.060 Go up to that person that you think is going to turn you down
01:04:37.380 and guess what, they probably will.
01:04:40.880 Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter.
01:04:43.340 Everybody's failing all over the world all the time. 0.98
01:04:45.400 go up to that person and say to yourself before you walk up my whole life is garbage right now 0.68
01:04:55.620 i'm sad i'm lonely i'm neurotic let's mix it up a little bit let's shake the box 0.95
01:05:06.900 Let's just see what happens
01:05:09.380 Leave your box
01:05:11.720 Walk directly up to that person
01:05:14.260 That is way better than you 1.00
01:05:15.940 In your broken mind 0.98
01:05:17.400 They're not way better than you
01:05:18.560 But you think they are
01:05:19.460 To say
01:05:20.220 You know
01:05:22.360 I just wondered if you'd like to go out to dinner with me
01:05:26.200 I think it'd be fun
01:05:29.260 Use your despair
01:05:34.780 To find freedom
01:05:36.300 Use your despair to find freedom
01:05:40.880 Use your sadness, loneliness, depression
01:05:48.020 And despair to buy your freedom
01:05:52.560 To buy your freedom
01:06:06.300 What happens?
01:06:11.280 Well, let me tell you a story that happened just like that.
01:06:16.140 I'm going to divert a little bit.
01:06:19.040 Years ago when I was single, I lived in San Francisco.
01:06:22.140 Had no social life whatsoever.
01:06:24.740 No game.
01:06:26.560 It was before online dating.
01:06:28.920 I mean, meeting somebody was really, really hard.
01:06:32.200 Pre-internet.
01:06:32.860 And I joined a group called the Spinsters.
01:06:36.860 Well, I didn't join them. I went to an event that they had.
01:06:39.860 Spinsters were young women who were single,
01:06:42.860 and they had an ironic name. 0.93
01:06:45.860 And they would have these big parties, and they would invite men.
01:06:49.860 And it was just basically a way to meet people.
01:06:53.860 So I went to one of these events with my friend, Josh.
01:06:59.860 And we walked in and we looked around and we said to ourselves, not exactly the most attractive room.
01:07:08.180 I don't want to be unkind, but it wasn't exactly what we were hoping for, with one exception.
01:07:16.020 Across the room, there was one unusually attractive woman, and she sort of stood out as the most attractive woman in the entire place.
01:07:27.060 And so I said to my friend, well, this is a disaster.
01:07:31.780 We wasted our night. 0.96
01:07:32.980 I'm just going to go over to the most attractive woman in the room. 1.00
01:07:36.680 I'll flame out in about a second and a half. 1.00
01:07:39.620 And then we'll be done.
01:07:41.140 And then we just go home. 0.99
01:07:42.980 So I walked directly up to the most attractive woman in the room.
01:07:50.280 And she was my girlfriend for 11 months.
01:07:57.060 use your despair to find freedom use your despair to find freedom
01:08:07.180 use your sadness loneliness depression and despair to buy your freedom
01:08:27.060 to buy everything
01:08:57.060 Now, if you had asked me what were my odds, I would have said pretty close to zero, pretty
01:09:19.320 close to zero.
01:09:20.820 And it turns out that other people were intimidated and didn't talk to her.
01:09:27.060 Now, why was I able to walk up to someone that I could normally not walk up to?
01:09:35.560 It's because I'd given up.
01:09:37.420 I had absolutely given up.
01:09:39.900 There was nothing for me here.
01:09:42.220 I just said, well, it doesn't matter.
01:09:44.820 I don't know her.
01:09:46.540 She turns me down.
01:09:48.340 Nothing lost.
01:09:49.200 The moment you realize that your despair is your freedom,
01:09:54.680 So true, right? Use it. Use it to your advantage. I love that. A lot of you never heard that one.
01:10:22.800 I know that one's different. I, I love it. I, I love Akira. He's, he's so genius and perfect with
01:10:29.260 Scott. You guys, thank you for continuing to ask about my mom. I have to check in with her today,
01:10:37.460 but from what I know, she's doing pretty good. She's home and doing her therapy and exercises
01:10:44.480 and whatever she can do. And I think she's just relieved that the surgery is over and she's
01:10:50.560 healing. So thank you. She has a new hip and I'm like, heck, go get the other one done.
01:10:56.060 Oh my God. These pictures. Oh my God. Can you guys see these pictures? I wish you could see
01:11:01.880 them bigger in the chat, but oh, I wonder if you can. I never knew. Look, we just learned a new
01:11:08.960 trick. Thank you. I will tell her you guys said hi. So, oh my gosh, you guys look, I just was
01:11:18.500 able to expand that. I'm so excited. Okay. This is even better than I thought.
01:11:25.660 Okay, you guys. So we'll say, or I'll say, see you tomorrow. And I hope you enjoyed today.
01:11:35.400 I don't love talking about elections, but it's just really kind of all we had to talk about.
01:11:41.000 Not that it's all we had to talk about, but it was important to get it out. And,
01:11:44.140 and, you know, what's happening is crazy. You need your hair done. Someone do Casey's hair.
01:11:51.460 Okay. And I'll see you guys tomorrow with Owen. I'm sorry, Marcella had to duck out on us. I only
01:11:57.300 found out last night and, um, but have no fear. We'll be here. Oh, I like this. I like the words
01:12:03.140 coming across the whole screen. I don't feel as exposed. Thanks D amazing. DSA hunting season.
01:12:11.440 No, they're hunting Republicans.
01:12:13.200 I'll tell you that literally saw a Trump supporter or actually, I don't even know if it was a 0.53
01:12:18.680 Trump supporter, but a Republican literal knife in his back. 0.72
01:12:22.340 Unbelievable. 1.00
01:12:23.720 Jim Courtney, give him hell in Alaska. 1.00
01:12:25.780 You, you and Lucinda have to watch those, uh, cheaters over there. 0.99
01:12:30.900 All right, you guys love you so much.
01:12:34.980 I will see you tomorrow.
01:12:37.220 Say your goodbyes.
01:12:39.180 I'm chewing gum now. I'm so sorry.
01:12:46.020 Listen, I love a hoop, you guys. I've got some big ass hoops too. I don't typically wear them 0.93
01:12:51.620 on here. And I know, yes, I know what they say. Mm-hmm. Bye-bye. Bye-bye now.
01:13:01.200 Oh, you found your name on the chat scroll. Look, Phil. Look there. I just highlighted you at the
01:13:06.820 bottom. There you are. Look at you. Bye Smart, Patty, Bart K, Bookish, Alien Baby. Love you
01:13:20.260 guys. Lemon Minty, Local Weed. Thank you for always saying hello and goodbye. Oh my gosh,
01:13:30.120 the big hoops. Oh, geez, that's awful, Crusher. Bye, Cynthia and Jay. Nefarious Johnson, did you
01:13:39.680 say it's your birthday on Monday? That's amazing. I love it. Stephen Lang, you are my favorite.
01:13:47.640 He tips me to say that. Bye, Metal Seer. Bye for now. No panic-ins.
01:13:53.760 say my name it's like romper room bd lion hey xeno baby look at little xeno
01:14:06.340 you've got uh oh i'm not
01:14:13.720 thanks steven calder thank you thank you annie you take care over there annie you're so cute
01:14:23.560 YouTube, the other chat, the other beloves. They call themselves the, do you say non-beloves or
01:14:31.720 unbeloves? I think you say unbeloves. Oh, local weed. We love you. All right, guys. I'll see you
01:14:40.280 tomorrow. I have an eye doctor appointment today. I love that. And they're going to dilate my eyes.
01:14:48.680 that's fun. And you look all wacky. Oh, and you know what? Tonight I might be doing a replay of 0.89
01:15:00.880 one of our episodes. I'll replay it live on all the platforms tonight. So if anyone wants to
01:15:09.080 rewatch it and jump in the chat together and chat while it's playing, I think I'm going to
01:15:13.780 do that tonight. I'm going to shoot for about 7.30, 7.45 Eastern time. Okay. So that'll be
01:15:23.640 fun. We can, we can chat and rewatch one of our, our fun episodes. Okay. Get someone to drive me.
01:15:30.800 I know Annie, he has these drops that he puts in that helps to undilate them pretty fast.
01:15:36.300 So I think it'll be okay. And I'll hang out a little bit. Yeah.
01:15:40.700 yay
01:15:43.940 bye guys
01:15:46.700 see you tomorrow